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Evening star., 1925-06-17

Majorie r. Muller, Martha Buchanan,
Mary NJ Butier. Muriel Chamberlain,
Julia Cookman, Mary Fitzgerald.
Janet Jacobson, Yvonne Julihn, Mary
, NJ. Acton, Mabel Money, Miriam Pres
| colt. Elizabeth Sweet, Morris I. Arkin,
John L. Cutler, Joseph Dinkin, Ralph
| H. Keister, Edward J. Neumeyer, c.
Eugene Nichols. William F. sigmund,
Katherine c. Blake, Virginia Chisholm,
Anna Levin, Marion M. Morris, Kath-
| leen l.. Norris, Audrey M. Raymond,
e. Marie Redmond, Toba c. SchIoss,
Sylvia r. Sherry, Virginia B. Upton,
Louise I. Warfield. Joseph Howard,
Willard Martin. Norris Reed, Anna
Rubin and Mary Schlag.
To Business-Virginia Hitchcock,
William F. Lane, Randolph Leaman,
Norris Lichtenberg, Morris Rosen,
Kenneth Sole, Marguerite Colella.
Eleanor Giovanetti, Esther Haberman, n,
Virginia Monk, Ella Neubeck, Mary
Neubeck. Raye Sanford, Marie Squeo.
Mildred Vogel, Elizabeth Walton and
Ina Williams.
To Western-William r. Gibbons
and William A. Kengla.
To Eastern-Mabel Harvey
To Mckinley-F'rederick G.. Stelzer.
Philip Bleicher, Louis Kettler, Philip
Krantwurst and Jean Williams.
l.. G. Hine, HI. e. Warner, Principal.
To Eastern-James w. Adams, VIII
| liam Boswell, Harold s. Bovey, Clark
Bressler, Mark c. Bowsher, Attilio
Cappelli, Joseph Catzva, George A.
Didden, John d. Doerr, Abraham L.
Edelson. Walter R. Fry. ]. Luther
Gibbs, Clarence B. Hanna, A. Court
| ney Hayden. Russell Holman, James
| s. Kerr. Robert L. Knorr, Frank Las
| kin. Paul L. Lawson, Howard Nc
Duff1e, William T. Matthews, Charles
| Millar, J. Chester Pyles, Clyde C.
Richardson. Millard Sniffin, Ferdinand
E. Walter, James A. West, Herman
Yager, Edwin r. Young. Virginia Ball,
| Thelma e. Berkeley, Ruth Elizabeth
| Boblits. Helen Carrigan. Georgiana
Madison Covington, Blanche Crosby
| Pauline Distl, Margaret Duffy, Gladys
Edwards, Evelyn V. Eller, Anna Erb
Neva Ewin, Sarah Finley, Loyola
| Flaherty, Carol Garland, Edna Gil
bert. Elizabeth Hardesty. Frances r
| Hayes, Nettie Henderson. Mabel H
Hesse, Evelyn Hill. Willamy King
Mary Lee, Margaret Mccormick
Aneita May, Harryett Meyer, Edna
| Pulliam, Oda Reberholt, Virginia
Renalds, Lynette Rice, Elsie Seay
Margaret Shepherd, Virginia Sinclair
| Mary Smith, Marian Sweeney, Helen
Toombs, Adale Woolard and Catherine
| Young.
To Western-Muriel Hazard and
Amy Schutt.
To Mckinley - Franklin Barber
| Brooke Bright, Frank Di Francesca
| Melvin Schaub and Lorraine Holli.
day.
To Business - Esther Novoselsky
and Ida Parsons.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
LANGLEY, Henry w. Draper,
PRINCIPAL.

To Business-Paul H. Eckstein
James A. Matthews, Morris r. Singer
Ruth Alpher, f. Muriel Canter, Kath.
crime Cunningham, Cecilia E. Hoff
man, Estelle NJ. Holt, Margaret K
Jones and Frances A. Lawrenson.
To Central-D. Fred Anderson
James l.. Bates, Harold NJ. Beck, F
Shuttle. Elizabeth Allison, jeanette +
Day, Stasia V. Donnelly, Thelma NJ
Osborne, Ruth E. Ostrow. Eunice A
Rein. Bessie Ritter, Leila L. Sayre
Mildred e. Sipher, Mae E. Stevens
Lily Tempkin, Helen Toxins, Mae p
White, Louise w. Lappin, H. Anna
bel Linthicum, Kathryn G. Logan
Betty K. Noord, M. Virginia Pile, E
Hester Reichard, Laurlene Straughn
Mary S. Tolbert and Eta Weaver.
To Eastern-frving F. Lash and A
Catherine Ashby.
To McKinley-Raymond d. Adrian
Edwin II. Cage, Norman I. Creamer
Allen J. Duvall. Charles w. Gotthardt
Norman Gotthardt. James A. Grill
Edward G.. Grimes. William B. Hussey
Bernard B. Lindner, c. Louis Mendel
Edgar NJ. Spencer. r. Lynwood Terry
George r. Thompson, John Vignau
Joseph A. Wenzel, Edna NJ. Blumer,
Catherine NJ. English and Mary T.
Sisson.
Columbia Junior High School, Alice
Deal, Principal.
To Capitalization Chatlen, Lois
c. Gray. Margaret Griffith, Nettie G.
Katz, Eleanor Macgill. Andrew ].
Riley. Louis L. Rosenthal, Henry H.
Stewart. Leila r. Warman, Thomas
B. White, Graham Fountain. Eugene
Allen, Charles Berry, Harry Clenden.
ing. Franz Hartman, Richard Trey
Paul Herman, Roy Kerley. William
| Mitchell, Sol Orleans, Russell Peters,
Catherine r. Terrell, Lorna Dew
Eleanor Gibson, Virginia Hoffman
Josephine Johnson, Rebecca Troth
| Willard Higbie, F'lorine Duke, Tamara
Zanoff. May Rosett, Laura NJ. Ne
vius. Edith NJ. Ward, Charles r
Davidson, Albert Hochbaum, Claudine
Brannen, Irene Cralle. Allen Davis
Helen l.. Hunter, Ralph II. Lowell
Margaret j. Newman, Grace M. OIL
denburg, Thomas Schall, Jennie Weed
| To Western-Mary V. Britton, Ruth
Germain, Elizabeth Rees, Hazel o
Ruff, Guida Smith, Ernest d. Wilt
Florence Haskins, John Spence, Irm
gard V. Burger, Margaret S. Ham
| burger, Bruce Hise, Kathryn L. Ocker
hausen, Hester V. Sias, Albert
| Waldenmarer and Kathryn P. Waldo
To Eastern-Edwin Silverman, Cath
| crime Sansbury and Clarence r
Timmons.
To McKinley-John F. Burns, Johr
| w. Coffman, Richard C. Davis, Alice
Donahoe. Jack Schneider. JOSEPH
| Skehan, Hannah Butler. Richard
| Lloyd. Robert Appleby. Ruth Hutson
Betty Cline, Helen Robertshaw, Ruth
Tompkins. Vincent AK, Isadore Cohen
Evening star., 1925-06-17

Mayme Gladys Nicholas. Louise Eliza
beth Shackelford, Beulah Elizabeth
Wheeler, Beulah Amanda Denkins,
Helen Elizabeth Edwards. Louise
Gwendolyn Johnson and Edgar Otis
Fisher.
Birney School.
To Observation-Disclosures Eliza Bowie,
Viola Dorothy Green, Sallie Elizabeth
Kinard, Bernice Selestial Millard, LII
liam Chapman Moore. Marea Nash
Mulligan. Mabel Sylvia Quinn, Pearl
Elizabeth Stewart, Rosetta Theresa
West, Annie Mae Williams, Virgil
Leola Young. Richard Adams, Oliver
Wilson cambridge, Clifford Garnett
Green, Maurice Hill, Ralph Leonard
Hill. William Norman Jones. Joseph
Thomas Lyons, Lawrence Edward
Mckenzie, Mathew Ignatius West and
Cecil Owen Wisdom.
Burrville School.
To Armstrong Helen Elizabeth
Banks. Regina Ruth Bradley, Esther
Jones, Alberta Catherine Medley,
George Leonard Bush and Walter
Ni.nrod Washington.
Deanwood School.
To Armstrong-Edna Augustine
Bolts, Mary Alice jackson, Lucy
Marie Lacey, Christine Willis, Elliott
Gerard Arnett, James Alexander
Barnes. Booker Thomas billiard, Rob-
ert Grant Ellis and Ralph Scott
Jacobs.
Gddings-L Lincoln School.
To Armstrong-Mary Lucille Drew,
Desiree Mary Dean, Nora Lena Ford.
Clara Elizabeth Gray, Marion Pur.
nell. Dorothy Lee Sneed, Viola Lillian
Wilson, Richard Malcomb Brogsdale,
Vivian Winfred Conner, Edwin Hood,
Irwin Leroy Adams, Andrew Wilbur
Kell.
Logan School.
To Armstrong--Martha Helen Car
roll. Leola Edna Davis, Edith Nor
rison Glascoe, Eugene Lucille Jack
son, Carlotta Iona Jewell, Wilhelmina
Beatrice Ellen Jones, Helena Morris,
Wardell Fredericka Pyndell. Mildred
Nettie Salisbury, Margaret Odessa
Thompson, Lycurkus Longstreet Brad
ford. Joseph Brown, Benjamin Law
renee Gordon, Clarence Bernard Haw-
kins, John Milton Landers. William
Moore. Milton Nell, Leon Charles
Pongee and Edwin Stokes Wooden.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS.
Mcfarland, H. p, Stafford, Principal.
To Central-Tom E. Adams, Irving
E. Bowker. Terrelle B. Crum. Ken
meth Fisher. Fred Gray. Don Ham
merlund, Robert E. Harvey, George
r. Jones, Ralph Jones, Ralph Koebel,
Spencer Pollard, Kenneth Fisher,
William l.. Rice, Colman Stein, Don
nell Warwick, Stuart Wright. Frances
Brantley, Anna Bernstein. Kathryn
Brinley, Nancy Broaddus. Helen Jaffe,
Evening star., 1925-06-17
FAST SUB CHASERS TO AID
PACIFIC COAST RUM WAR
Four of Fleet in Atlantic Will Be
Transferred in September,
Dry Officers State.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN PEDRO, Calf. June IL
Four fast submarine /chasers, at
present attached to the fleet of Ameri-
can vessels combating rum runners
in the Atlantic Ocean, will come to
the Pacific coast early next September
to assist the Coast Guard cutters
Vaughan and Tamaros in cleaning up
the rum-running fleet operating off
the Pacific coast, Federal prohibition
officers announced today.
Capt. w. A. Woods of the Vaughan
said that recommendations have been
made which, if approved, will result
in the landing of a large expedition
on Santa Catalina, Santa Rosa, San
Miguel and San Clemente Islands
where huge caches Of liquor exist and
where illicit stills are said TO be
operating.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Continued from Tenth Page.l

Dorothy E. F. Davis. Salome B
Frazee. Marie B. Tabinski, Heller
Humphries and William A. Dimmette
To Business-Bernard NJ. Cady
Donald X. Edwards, Theresa c. E
Becker, Josephine f. Crismond, Made
Ruth NJ. Lewis, Loretta B. Sullivan.
To McKinley-Walter F. Abend
sChein, William Coleman, Douglas w
NJ. Davis, Charles Mccarthy, Julian
Stearns, Joseph A. Spitalsky, George
j. Spitalsky, Harold a. White.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Seaton School, Miss A. NJ. Clayton
Teacher.
To Business-G. Thomas Capon
netto, Philip Hoffman, Rowena E. By
ram, Nancy Z. Compton, Theresa
f. Di Gennaro, Grace X. Galbreath,
H. Virginia Hollinger. Emma l.. Jen-
nings, Blanche kronman, Sue Gene
Mccoy. Rose NJ. Ray, Mary c. Reid
and Mary j. Starner.
To McKinley-Paul T. Gleason,
Abraham Jenner, Elmer E. Skinner,
John p. Smith and William Triplett.
To Central-G. Stanley Baxter, w.
Palmer Bruin, Emanuel NJ. Cohen,
Thomas Lozupone, Samuel Puglisi, c.
Russell Rowell, Matthew c. Soldano,
Frances II. Jabaut, Dorothy d. Rudd,
Anna Shapiro, Myrtle l.. Thornburgh
and Rose F. Vaccaro.
Unassigned-F. Philbert Goldstein
and Mildred +. Collins.
Weightman School. A. l.. Galeski,
Teacher.
To Central-Joseph II. Summers,
Jack Walton, Agnes NJ. Gallagher and
E. Lucille Miller.
To McKinley-Jack E. Feeney,
Harrison Herlinger. Lewis E. Hum
mer and Rudolf Siegrist. jr.
To Western-Warner V. Collier and
Arthur r. Young.
To BuSineSs-Susan T. Carter, Hill
da NJ. Harrison, Elizabeth NJ Kerr.
Rose c. La Corte, Doris Muir and
Mary c. Walsh.
nassigned-George w. Bromley,
Helen A. Rhodes and Mildred B.
Young.
Force-Adams School, Sarah P. Rouse,
Teacher.
To Business-Dorothy Howes, Helen
To Central-Vincent Madden. Bur
dette R. Martin. Jack Milbourn,
Herbert D. Miller, Horace w. Schutt.
Florence l.. Bennett, Madeline f.
Chatelaine. Halle NJ. Clark. Lois NJ.
Cover, Katherine c. Davis, Alba c.
Geraci, Eleanor NJ. Herzog, Marjorie
r. Lines, Rosalie E. Mccall, Berney
B. Roe. Lena E. Schmidt.
To Mckinley-Charles L. Follans,
bee. Eleanor D. Dulin. Helen R.
Riedesel, Hortense NJ. Zuberano.
To Western - Manning Gasch,
Walter S. Grant, Henry II. Hazen,
George T. Hill, Henry P. Hume,
Vivian f. Mason, Willoughby T. Lam,
mond, Edward ]. Rehkopf, Daniel
Van Voorhis, Laurie Harris, Sally NJ.
Harris. Marjorie L. Morton, Ethel V.
Pace, Dorothy f. Ross, Margaret F.
Wayland.
Force-Adams School. NJ. Burbank,
Teacher.
To Business-Jeannette NJ. Hudson,
Marie NJ. Sawaya.
To Central-Murry C. Colliere,
Stanley d. Lyon. Robert F. Milne,
William Ross O'Donoghue, Dorothy
f. Brough, Margaret A. Hall, Elnore
z. Jessan, Elsa NJ. Keiner, Helen NJ.
ODonoghue, Ansel NJ. Talbert, Caro-
lyn V. Tracewel
To Mckinley-Joseph NJ. Feigley,
jr.; Walter A. Follansbee, Robert l..
Miller
To Western-Leslie c. Bell, Robert
F. Bourne, William c. Church, Hamil-
Bernard II. Hartman, Sidney Jones
F. Philips Pike. James C. Pryor
William w. Russell. Gilmore w. Seeds
Anna NJ. Concklin, Geneveeve D.
Huiess. Elizabeth jackson, Elizabeth
L. Sullivan, Helen J. Todd, Dorothy
Townsend, Elizabeth V. Beale, Ruth
P. Belew.
Observation-Disclosures Goodwin, jr.;
Margaret p. Calvert, Eleanor O'Donog-
=
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Grant School, Miss F. l.. Reeves,
Teacher.
NINTH DIVISION.

This division is composed of spe
cial schools and promoted only three
pupils, as follows:
To Central-Margaret Mary Collins.
To Eastern-Harry Kenneth Wag-
oner.
To Business-Louis Lawrence
Evening star., 1925-06-17
TWELFTH DIVISION.
Alfred Jones School.

To Armstrong-Blanch Elizabeth
Blanhum, Willie Burnside, Julia Mae
Goldman, Grace Louise Johnson, Eve
lyn Sophie Wallace, Crettie Rosetta
Williams, James Johnson, Nelson
Nathiel Payne and Carl Bruston Toll
son.
To the o Street Vocational School
Rosetta Josephine Brooks and Lola
Alethia Giles.
To Dunbar-Marion Alice Green,
Malissa A. Henderson, Edna Louise
Smith, Albert Johnson, James Mere
dith, OZro Allen Nixon, Gladys Audry
Jones, Sarah Jones, Mildred Gertrude
Nelson, Bessie Mae Randall. Eunice
Elizabeth Ransome, Ruth Elizabeth
Smith, Ella Catherine ThomS and
Otelia Catherine Wallace.
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
James G. Birney School.
To Dunbar-Dorothy Louise Cook,
Araminta Elizabeth Dale, Mary Ellen
Hammond, Louise Venetta Jones,
Hilda Alize Kerrick, Virginia Eldorado
Leigh, Valerie Ethelyn Parks, Roberta
Gertrude Swami, Thelma Evelyn Will
son, Roberta Lillian Beatrice Wis
dom, Marion Arthur Hawkins, Mau-
rice Scott Lee, Maurice Phillips, John
Edward Proctor and Britton Gibbons
SayleS.
BurrviIle School.
To Dunbar - Priscilla Amanda
Coates, Minta Hanks Davis, Helen
Miller Hayes, Edward Williston Good
win, Zed Franklin Ramsaur, John
Whitney Washington, Herbert Eugene
Wilson and Eugene Wilbert Addison.
DeanwoOd School.
To Dunbar-Frances Virginia Ed
monds, Mary Glascoe, Eunice john
son, Hilda Elizabeth Jones, Glennie
Mae Thompson, Edith Elizabeth VIII
liams, William Francis Barnes, Lucius
Seller Crew, Maurice Stanley Swami,
Charles Walker Thomas and Jesse
Jordan Wormley.
Giddings-Lincoln School
To Dunbar-Mildred Homer Burger,
Rachel Annie Hawkins, Helen Dorothy
Scott, Annie Elizabeth Cooper and
Claire Correa.
Logan School.
70 Enthusiastically Ida Middleton,
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Sumner Magruder School, NJ. f..
Brooks Teacher.

To Armstrong-EdW Earl James,
Joseph Isaiah Johnson, George VIII
bourne Hagan, Ferdinand Joseph
Nugent, Richard Zealand Thompson,
Alonzo Berless Turner, Hazel Marie
Cartwright, Mary Ellen Davis, Ruth
Gertrude Ford. Fannie Marie Johnson
and Berteise Virginia Lee.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

England, Japan and Java have the
most densely populated areas in the
world.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
TENTH DIVISION.
Henry Wilson School, +. j. CardOza
Teacher

To Armstrong-How McKenny,
John Leroy McCroy, Priceton Daniel
Simms, Bernard Walda Washington,
Wilhelmina Nells Hedgeman, jamie
Elizabeth Wilson, Amanda Wye.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
FIFTH DIVISION.
Brookland School, c. V. Allen,
Teacher

To Business-Evarts c. Hurd,
George w. Sargent, Josephine c.
Delaney, Annie V. Giss. Marie f.
Mortimer, Evelyn a. Schaefer, Betty
E. Shanklin.
To Central-Walter B. Wright,
Beatrice ]. Buddeke, Dorothy c.
Trotter, Audrey Wyne.
To Eastern-Mary NJ. Howlin.
To McKinley-Charles o. Aldrich,
Howard E. Collins. John c. Dye,
Charles f. Evans, Francis E. Hama,
Walter T. Mcguire, John r. Mitchell,
Wilbur w. Nusbaum, Stacy T. Potts,
Hayden j. Ricketts,, Donald J. Shank
lin, John S. Snyder, Harold Topper.
To Private Standardization A.
Engling.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Carbery School, F. c. Mortimer,
Teacher.

To Eastern-William F. Allison,
Luther c. Beirach, Joseph Z. Botazzi,
Henry J. Donleycott, Frederick G..
Feusahren. Harry w. Grimnitz, Gle
ment G. Hanback,, Chris n. Koutsou-
kos, William Z. Markey, Joseph NJ.
Milco, Jacob F. Replogle, SAM RiZzo,
Diana E. Caranfa, Arnell A. Estep,
Mildred Ewin. Evelyn L. Jones, Mil
dred Z. koons, Catherine r. Mas
chaeur, Frances L. Miller, Lillian C.
Meyer, Catherine Reynolds. Clara
Storm, Elizabeth Stull, Blanche Swee-
ney. Margaret Van Voorhis and Elsie
L. ZuSt
Evening star., 1925-06-17
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Arthur School, I. w. Vanderwerker
Teacher

To Business-Theresa c. Clancy,
Esther r. Goldman, Gladys S. James,
Margaret NJ. Naples, Diana Perry
and Giovanina NJ. Varrella.
To Central-Celestina LoZupone.
To Eastern-George E. Keckler,
Howard r. Lady and Kindell w.
Sampson.
To McKinley-Frank ]. Vita.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
John Burroughs School, NJ. f.
Draney, Teacher.


To Business-Thelma E. Scheuch,
Gladys E. Sellers.
To Central-EliZabeth Beach, Georg-
ella Hefty, Henrietta L. Hobson,
Helen F. Melius, Frances NJ. Werber,
Selden L. Tinsley, Warren G.. Thomp-
son.
To Eastern-Lucy C. Flynn, Wilma
c. Hughes, Pomeroy Z. Clark, jr.,
Benjamin d. Clark.
To McKinley-Carl +. Pfau, David
r. Bell, Claude Wilson, Edmund F.
Lawson.
TO Western-Elizabeth j. Towne.
Langdon School, A. N. Sisson, NJ. c.
Luyster, Teachers.
To Eastern-Elizabeth L. Anderson,
Josephine A. Anderson, Ruth B.
Bolen, Thelma l.. Geigenberger, Alice
M Inlay, Margaret E. Rhodes, Eliza
beth B. Reilley, Dorothy E. Secrest,
Elizabeth NJ. Thorn.
To Central-Gladys NJ. Haynes,
Rosalind l.. Hobbs.
To Enthusiastically L. Lane,
Helen NJ. Notter, Z. Jenner Leonard,
Roland A. Linger. Percy B. Mettler,
Benjamin j. Quisenberry, Russell &.
Simpson, Malvern c. Talbert.
To WeStern-Adelaide A. Ulm.
Monroe School. A. /. Sanderson,
Teacher.
To Business-Lytton Duley. Alice
Peacock, Matilda Schmidt.
To Mckinley-Frederick Daw.
To Western-Hugh Fielder.
Unassigned - Michael Mahoney,
Orrin Nolda.
Monroe School, c. F. Barnard,
Teacher.
To Business-Albert A. Miller,
Gladys E. Gibbons, Sally E. Tenny-
son.
To Central-Aurelius G. Battaglia,
Irving Silverman, Abram Snyder,
Reria Bernstein, Florence c. Hodge,
Mary r. Maciulla.
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Denniberg,
Louis Gitelson, Isadore Lebowitz,
Socrates T. Stathes, Alfred H. Taylor.
Park View Platoon School, H. X.
Byrn, Teacher.
To Central-L. kaspar Beazley, AL
vim L. Corbin, Robert E. Crowell, Carl
l.. Hellbach, Charles T. Hitler. John
H. Howard, Jack r. Kassan, w. Earle
Lear, jr.; H. Arnold Moore, Marion E.
Myers, Thomas K. Niles, Richard 2.
Sergeant, NJ. Max Silverman, Jennie
". Baker, Lillian NJ. Bushlow, Sadie
Fine, Margaret L. Goetzinger, Clara
G. Hitler, Ruth c. Hobbs, Dorothy +.
johnson, Anna M. Jones; Helen M.
McGregory, Lillian Mindlin, Minnie
D. Ross, Blanche Wallace and Mar,
jorie NJ Wineberger.
To NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D. Cooke
rille, George l.. Cole, Harry NJ. Ensor,
Charles L. Foster, jr.; Oscar Giden-
horn, Hubert p. Hoy, Herbert j. Lid
off. John r. Perry, Eugene A. Ross,
Jules H. Sorrell, Bennie Spigel, Fran,
els e. Stan and Frances v. Benner.
To Business-Claude H.aHillHHug
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Ludlow School, f. III. Matthews,
Teacher.
Kenilworth School, NJ. E. Bannon,
Teacher

To McKinley-Helen NJ. Davis, Johr
D. Bailey, William o. Brown, Paul E
Kraft, Allen E. Gregory, Eugene E
Maize, George E. Harris, Harold r
Johnson and Hartley 1. Sanders, jr.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
'Z1iS new Sunshine Soda Cracker

DIWhat difference this new method of baking has
~! made in the of the old soda cracker
you could look into the Ovensrank rank of proud
soda crackers, chests pud OUT swelling with goodness,
ready charge any hungry mob-incudng the young
ones you may have in your home.
They rally to the support of jelly peanut butter milk
to give your children the balanced diet that they need
Served with soups Salads their delicate elusive favor
all that needed to make these dinner perfect
Evening star., 1925-06-17

To Armstrong-Louis Anderson,
Ottoway Nervius Butler, Sylvester
Thomas Green, Charles Matthew
Johnson, Flora Welba Allen, Ruby
May Branch, Ruth Crowner, Marion
Louise Davis, Lola Marguerite Dod-
son, Lillian Genevieve Dorsey, Cora
Lee, Louise Francis Lumpkins,
Mildred Virginia Spriggs and Mar
garet Ella Walker.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
Thaddeus Stevens School, III.
Moore, Teacher.

To Armstrong Berry, William
Harris, Edwin McDermon, Wilford
Newman, William Ross, Earl Spencer,
Florine Anderson, Ruth Brown,
Melvia Calhoun, Susie Hagen, Mary
Knight, Margaret Murphy, Beatrice
Noble, Anna O'Connor, Virginia
TibbS.
j. l.. Reno School. NJ. v. Tibbs,
Teacher.
To Armstrong-Lillian Jackson and
Phyllis L. McAbee.
Wendell Phillips School, E. F. Wilson,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-30
True Business Barometers

Business sentiment, the bulletin of a big trust
company remarks, is largely manufactured in New
York City. Big banks there in touch with their
branches in other cities. Newspapers there publish
business and financial that is circulated nation
ally And all of the New York observers are affected
naturally but unduly by the state of the stock market
They mistake its ups and downs for fluctuations of
national business.
Thus from November to March, while bull move
ment was under way in stock prices the business
sent out cheerful Then during March, when stock
prices fell business sentiment grew respondent There
talk everywhere inspired by New York feeling, of
less production, less consumption lower prices, bad
In stock prices the business reports opti
In April and May there has been gradual rise
n stock prices the business reports turn opti
mistic again.
What have the facts been? THAT business has
been improving rather steadily, and with fair rapdity,
ever since last Industrial production has
to we'll above normal levels employment has stead
lily increased the volume of transactions through bank
checks is at the highest levels attained, and rail-
road traffic is very heavy.
Three fundamental charts" show respectively
very large volume of building construction, record
breaking automobile production and the highest pur
chasing power the farmer has had for three years.
The stock market, doubt, reflects business
ditions generally and slowly in the long But at
any particular time it is not be trusted unless it is
In harmony with dependable business barometers
like the three referred to.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-30
A ChiIdren's S State

Governor Moore of Idaho, addressing national
welfare conference wants to open the doors of his
state to the lonely and destitute children of America
Il would like to have Idaho,' he says, become
clearing house for homeless children of all the other
states, especially the congested east Nothing would
please me more than to have not only children from
institutions but from homes where the parents because
of poverty contemplating sending their children to
Institutions
At the same time he pleads for strcter immgra-
ton laws. Idaho wants people, but it wants
tive Americans-not aliens.
Suppose suggestion like this could be carried out
literally. Suppose all of the fatherless motherless
and poverty stricken uncared for little boys and girls
of the whole nation could be transported to Idaho and
brought up by the people of that state There
would be foster mother such the world yet
has seem Homeless children used to be cast out to
perish by states and cities supposedly civilized Idaho
would mother all of them and call for
Surely it would be the finest philanthropy ever
devised by And would Idaho have loyal sons and
daughters when those kiddes grew up? Would she
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-30
Southern Sierras
Makes Report On
Riverside IncOm

The Southern Sierras Pow
Company, operating in Riversit
reports to the railrond comm:ssi
rs 1924 operating revenue al :
9S0,327.7S, as compared with i
337 936.5l for 1923, The operatii
expenses, excluding taxes for 10.
are reported at 81 l,60S, 225.44, a
at $942, $3.50 for 1928, leaving II
operating revenue Of $1,373,102,
for 1924, and $l,395 ,05$.71 for 10.
During 1924 taxes charged to oper
tion amounted to $3.50, ,e38.60, "A
For 1929 TO $l35,5S3.56 Deductii
;ho .aXes leaves operating ircou
OF $1,l92 063.74 for 1924, and =
4j9,47o15 for 1923. Adding to q
operating income, the non operatn
income of the company results
a gross corporate income, (whiI
represents the amount available vi
interest, amortization of debt n
count, other fixed 1868, 1880 #
1921, and 754,730.j7 for 1928
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-30
Bedtime Stories
By HOWARD E. GARIS
Copyright, 1875, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
UNCLE WIGGILY AND THE
MOLE

The mole is queer little animal,
something like a mouse, only it has
no eyes. But, as the mole lives
most Of his life under the ground,
where il is very dark. he has no
need of eyes. He has 4 very good
nose. however. and when he digs
his tunnel through the earth with
his strong. front claws, the mole s
rose tell him, as good as if be had
eyes to see, where he can. find bugs
and worms To eat.
Now, 1t happened. once upon Il
time, that a large. gray note lived
in a tunnel under the earth not far
from Uncle Wiggily' hollow stump
bungalow This mole did not come
up on top of the ground, so he
never saw the rabbit gentleman,
nor his bungalow. And though
Uncle Wiggily had seen moles, more
than once, lie had never met this
particular one.
And one morning Mrs. LoHgears
said to her husband.
"Please dig up u place for me