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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
REMY INQUIRIES
EXACT STATUS
OF BOOZE fees
Increase in Costs in Liquor
Cases Would Net Coun-
ty $4,000 a Year.
DATE OF LAW QUESTION
When Was Bone Dry Stat
ute Effective?

Provisions of the Wright bone
dry law will increase fees paid into
county funds by $4,000 year il
present rate of liquor law convic.
tions continue in city court, it was
disclosed today.
The new law provides a $25 prose
cutor fee shall be assessed as part
of the costs on persons found guilty
violating the act. A IS fee formerly
was assessed,
Prosecutor Remy today started an
inquiry to determine right of the
county TO collect the fees. He said
he would confer with State board
of accounts officials.
Question Raised
Question as to when the bone-dry
law and other new measures went
into effect was also raised today
when a check showed that the s25
fee has not been imposed in three
liquor cases tried i'm city court since
the new laws went into effect.
In three of the cases where
persons We're charged with in
toXication fines Of 81 with
prosecutor costs Of So were imposed.
Under the new hw the minimum
fine provided is $40. 4 maximum of
500 and a six months Jail sentence
may be imposed.
Two Of the persons were also
charged with driving while intoxi-
Gated. Prosecutor costs of IS were
also assessed on those charges.
Arrests in these cases were made
Tuesday the day Governor Jackson
declared the new laws in effect. The
Governor in his proclamation, how
ever. declared the laws in effect as
OF last Saturday. The cases were
heard I'm court after the Governor
had issued his proclamation.
Old Schedule
Judge Pro Tenn. Garrett Olds. who
has been acting for Judge Delbert
o. Wilmeth in city court this week.
and Judge Dan V. White said that
in cases in court this week, where
the arrests were made before
proclamation OF the Governor de-
claring the laws in effect they have
been assessing fines under the old
schedule, acting on the assumption
the laws went into effect late Tues
day.
Prosecutor Remy said it was his
opinion the laws became effective
after the Governors proclamation.
At the State attorney generals
office, however, It was said the Gov.
ernor's proclamation put the laws
into effect last Saturday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
JAIL BREAK is FOILED
SecDnd Attempt Made to Free Ko-
komO Bandit Suspects.
BN Times SpeoiaI

BIZ Times Special
KOKOMO, Ind, May "A second
attempt to free Earl Northern of In
dianapons and Thaddeus Skeer, held
here on charges Of holding ur the
South Kokomo Bank, was frustrated
late Friday night.
Deputy sheriffs heard the grating
Of saw and found one bar sawed
in two. The saws were not found.
Additional guards We're placed.
An attempt to free the alleged
bandits was made about a month
agos
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
WILL LOOK OVER ROADS
Taxpayers Association demonstrates
Against Six Highways.

State tax commissioners today an.
nounced they would make a person
al survey Of six Marion County
roads before announcing decision on
remonstrances against the porjects
filed through the Indiana Tax.
payers Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
Robbery Is Reported

Charles Merz, 3639 Meridian ST.,
Apt. 16, reported to police today
that a watch, and ladies ring. set
with diamoA <szApd a blue stone,
total value were taken from
his homa 2 zRtA --...-.,..as.-..-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
Governor Visits HosniiaI

Governor Jackson made a trip to-
day to the Eastern Indiana Hospital
for the Insane at Richmond on a
general tour Of inAnectio tion--zszAa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
PRIMARY DRBVE
OF CANDIDATES
NEARING CLOSE
LemCke Winds Up Campaign
-DuvaII Calls Big Rally
Monday Night.

Candidates today began TO wind
up their campaigns for the city
primary next Tuesday.
Ralph A. Lemcke, choice of the
city hall-Jewett faction for the Re-
publican nomination for mayor. Fri
day night finished his active speak
ing tour. He has addressed 13S
meetings. A final organization meet
ing for Lemcke workers will be held
Hall, and a mass meeting of col
ored supporters will be held at the
Bethel M. e. Church. Monday the
Lemcke organization will rest fof
the struggle election day.
DuvalI Closes Monday
John L. Duvall, another Repub-
lican aspirant for mayor, will close
with a meeting at the Masonic Tenn
pie in Irvington MONDAY night.
Speakers will be -Duvall. Arthur Rob
inson, City Judge Dan V. White and
Alvah J. Rucker
City Judge Delbert o. Wilmeth
staged a parade this afternoon,
which toured the city with a band.
The parade was put on with disap-
proval OF Police Chief Herman f.
Rikhoff, who said businessmen
would object to blocking the streets
on Saturday afternoon.
w. S. Frye, fourth Republican
candidate, will plug along with his
usual routine of meetings, as will
Adolph Emhardt, Democratic as
pitant. Both said there will be no
extra splurge IN the last moments.
Frye will close Monday night
with meetings at Irvington Repub.
lican and East Side Boosters clubs.
Frye addressed an open air meet
ing at Twenty-Fifth and Station
SITS, Friday night. Four acts of
vaudeville, were also on the pro-
gram.
States Expected
Walter Myers, Democratic candi-
date for Democratic nomination for
mayor, will close with a big meet
ing at Prospect and Harlan SITS.
tonight. He speaks at I<iugan &
Company's plant Monday noon.
A flood of states, issued by candi-
dates and organizations, is expected
to be loosed today and Sunday. The
official Klan slate. With Duvall at
it's head, has been prepared and
will be passed from house to house
just before the election. it was said.
The Klan holds mass meeting to-
night ut Cadle Tabernacle.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
Mother of Twelve
at 40, Dies
BV Times Special

BU Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind, May 2.
Mrs. Charles Noe, 40, is dead
at her home near her. She
was the mother of twelve chill
dren, the elder being % and
the youngest being 3. Nine are
living.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
SCHOOL CENSUS DONE
Enumeration to Show Increase of
400 in Year.

School enumeration figures will
show approximately 10000 school
children in Indianapolis between the
ages Of and 21, an increase of
about 400 over last years number,
1t was estimated today by w. A.
Hacker, director Of the department
of attendance and census.
The census taking was completed
Friday, Hacker said.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
Home Edition

DAIRY promises his indy
- ing devotion to Chickie.
See the back page today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-02
Forecast

ID ARTLY cloudy tonight and
4 Sunday; rising tempera-
ture tonight.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
VICTIMS
RECOVERY
SLOW
Little Jimmie English to
Remain at Hospital
Several Months.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 5.-Latest re-
ports from Ridge Farm, country home
of the St. Louis Childrcn's hospital
indicate that little Jimmie English
San Antonio grass girl, is doing as
nicely rs can be expected, though her
slow Improvement probably will
lcngthCn her stay ut Ridge Farm into
several more months.
According to Jimmie herself, the
noted Texas grim of the little in
valid is still Furnishing and is adding
more friends TO her thousands of adj
mircrS.
. Jimmie's improvement since the OPP
grafton on her lung has been slow.
since nature has simply been assisted
and not hurried by the treatment pre-
scribed for her by DIR. Evarts A. era
ham. the surgeon who has helped her
win her fight for health. Sun baths,
exercise and diet and other simple
treatment have followed her recovery
from the dangerous incision that was
made into the diseased left lung.
Jimmie is happy and satisfied at
Ridge Farm, where the blue waters OF
the Meramac river flow by secluded
home-like children's hospital. She at.
tends school regularly and has learned
to read and write.
Though she is eager to go home
Jimmie is not impatient for her de-
parture. for she knows the months
ahead will speed her complete rccov'
ery-and she wants most of all really
to be well.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
TRAIL MEMORIAL
DRIVE IS PLANNED

The statewide campaign to raise
100000 for the erection of h monu~
ment to the Old Trail Drivers in San
Antonio will be launched October D,
it was determined Friday at a meet
ing of the Womcn's Auxiliary of the
Old Trail Drivers Association. The
association will convene here in an
nual reunion on the opening day Of
the drive.
Pioneer Texans and descendants Of
early settlers from all sections of the
state have expressed approval of the
movement in letters and messages to
Mrs. II. Il. Russell, president of, the
auxiliary.
Mrs. Russell and Mrs. Atlee ..
Ayres will be joint chairmen of the
monument fund drive.
Members of the office personnel will
be Mrs. W. w. Collier, Mrs. Walter
Grothaus and Mrs. ]. Frank Davis.
Team captains appointed Friday
are: Mrs. Gilbert Wright, Mrs. Lane
Taylor, Mrs. Cora Ogden Wilson,
Mrs. Sterling Price Adams, Mrs. G.
w. Titus, Mrs o. II. Judkins, Mrs.
Alex Adams. Mrs. w. w. MeCrory,
Mrs. ]. Z. Smith, Mrs. Devereaux
Cannon. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Dorbandt,
Mrs. Paul Linnartz, Mrs. A. A.
Brown, Mrs. i. W. Evans and Mrs. II.
L. Jacobs. Mrs. +. +. Stauffer was
made chairman Of publicity.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
CHAMBER BOARD
ONMENbERS
To MEET
W. M. Mcintosh, Nat Gold
smith and c. B. Yandell
to Speak.

The first meeting of the new mem
bership committee of the Chamber OF
Commerce, On which G5 prominent
San Antonians have agreed TO serve,
will be held Tuesday at noon in the
pink room of the Gunter.
The principal speaker will be Viii
liam NJ. Mcintosh Of the San An
tonic Light; Nat Goldsmith, prcSi-
dent of the chamber and {. Il. Yandell,
general manager.
Each of the men on the committee
has agreed TO give one morning or
afternoon n month working with Fred
Goodman, membership secretary. The
Junior chamber of commerce has also
agreed TO give the senior chamber any
support that it may need.
The committee is made up of J.
Croswell Hall, chairman; w. L.
Thrift, DIR. II. NJ. Wheat, Joe Naylor,
Aubrey Frazer, G.. III. Byrncs, Robert
Witt, c. G.. Carter, i. !. FortasSain,
Alfred earle, l.. c. McClaugherty, FL
mer Dittmar, Jack Pitluk, Curtis
Vaughan. o. II. Rollins, Alfred Rohdc,
C. j. Schleuning. Arthur G. Randol,
Harry Half. W. c. King, Ernst
Baetz. DR.. Louis Robichaux. G. c..
IluStloltlh' ltlil iluiNs W IL ii'hih'f
Thomas Hetherington, l.. A. Meadows
+. G. Rogers. Chester Slimp, J. d..
Pelphrey, Walter Walthall, Lewis
Kayton, George Martindalc, Jay
Adams. Conrad Stroeck. Henry Gaz-
ley. Sidney Ballinger, Thurman Bar
rett, Carroll Bassett. A. f. Boyer,
Henry Bryant, r. Neil Campbell, Jack
Burke, Edwin Cassin, Henry Burney,
T.
Arthur Seeligson, Perry J.. King,
Ray Hollingsworth. Joe Nix, Ray
Marshall, John X. Weber, Julius Bar
clay, II. T. Pruitt, Quest c.. Couch,
Henry Dielman. A. G.. Digger: Tom
Etheridge. l.. z. Fite, Jim Harley,
Charles George, George Gill. G. Ii.
piper, +. A. Chapa, and Joe Nelson:
The board of directors of the Junior
chamber will also be invited to the
luncheon, at which ]. c. Hall, chair
man of the committee will preside.
Plans for the fall membership cam
paign will be announced.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

tin. Ruth Murrie. Nell Samples, Julia
Solomon, Della Noisht.
woopLAwN PLACE (No. st.)
A. s. Bush, principal; Ethel Beal, Min
ME Fincher, Mary X. Ponder Lucy For
'e DOUGLAS SENIOR SCHOOL.
S. ]. sutton, principal; Wayne II. Bal.
ley, Mimic Bell, Clifton l. Brewer, Bet.
tie s. Brown, Florence Brown, Mollie E.
Corney. Franklena b. Fitzgerald, Abner
Granger, Myra ID. Hemming, John w.
Holland, It. L. Holley, Harry b. Lane.
Avalonia L. Sampson, o. W. simmons
Wiley l.. Walker.
ABRAHAM $. GRANT.
8. II. Gates, principal; I. z. Arm
strong, Mayme Barefield, Nettie u.
Brooks, Irene Holley, A. l.. Manning, Edna
NJ, Mason, V. Evander Nelson. TeNana
Burleson Warren, Lille Bell Woods, II.
X. Wrenn.
GEORGE W. BRACKENRIDGE
(CoLORED)
J. r. Morris, principal; Henrietta
Boyd, Ida Brown. Bella Cameron, Ade-
lene Dunn, Laura Gates, W. NJ. Lamokln'
Lizzie Patterson. Lillian Sutton, Ossey II.
Thomas, Anna Walker.
WRIGHT CUNEY.
]. d. Lowery Sr., principal: Annie L.
Bond, VI. d. Clark, Matte Derry. Nio-
lette NJ. Gilmore, Bertha Harris, Vida Jar
mon. Grace NJ. Mitchell, S. Morales
Sparks, Bette L. Turner, Adelaide
Young.
PAUL LAWRENCE DUNBAR.
J. NJ. Brown, Edna B. Carter. Bertha
Ragsdale, Selcia Weston.
DILLwOOD HALL.
Mary Harris, Minnie Taylor.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
WURzBACH DECLARES
j. S. TO GIVE STREET

Congressman Harry NJ. Wurzbach
assured Street Commissioner Paul
Htcffler Saturday that the govern
ment will deed the city the portion
of Army Boulevard that it now owns.
Photographs of the street. upon
which expensive homes have been
erected, have been taken and will be
presented when the matter comes up
before the next session Of Congress,
Mr.. Wurzbach said.
Residents on the south side Of the
street, alarmed when they discovered
their homes abuttcd on government
property. which unknowingly had
been paved by the city, petitioned
Street Commissioner Steffler to ac-
quire the land.
The 34-foot strip is between the
hospital area in Fort Sam Houston
and Broadway Avenue.
The street could be closed to the
public at any time if the government
should choose to. Mr.. Steffler said.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
BAPTIST SPEAKER HERE.

The Rev. Edward Day. pastor OF
the Unitarian Chapel, will deliver a
series of lectures on studies in recent
biographies at the Sunday services
during September. -,
Sunday. September 6, his topic will
be Blades Life of John Muir, Natu'
ralist and Evolutionist."
Other subjects are: Sunday, Sep
TENDER 10. arthur Conan Doyle,
Historian. Novelist, Physician and
Evolutionist" September 20, Hell
mans Washington Irving. Man Of Let
ters": September 81, STANLEY Bald
win. Statesman and Prime Minister
of Great Britain"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
PUBLICATION SHOWS
4 PROGRESS OF c. OF c.

The Chamber of Commerce Record.
publication showing the progress of
each department st the chamber, was
off the press Saturday. according to
Fred Hcrndon, publicity director.
This is the first issue since April,
but Mr.. Herndon wants to make the
publication a monthly paper.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
Breckenridge SQUAD
TO REST LABOR DAY

Breckenridge High Schools foot
ball squad will take Labor Day off,
after light practice for a week, Coach
Bobby Cannon announced Saturday.
Workouts will be spceded up Tues
day at Block Stadium. with additional
talent on hand. including probably
Captain Mona Rees.
Rees, an end, who was used rs a
backfieId man part of last season. IS
slated for the quarterback job this
fall, unless Cannon decides to make
Hub Friery, his heady all-city center
of last year, the teams general, to sue
coed Shorty McCarty, who has de-
finitely decided to attend St. Marys
College.
The end positions and possibly a
couple of places in the line will give
most trouble, Coach Cannon expects.
He has n wealth Of backfield material
prospect. One Of the finds Of the
early training is n 145-nound back,
Kennedy, who has played with Smith
vile High.
Cannon hopes this year to make a
tackle guard Of Junior Chattin, a
giant weight man from the track
SQUAD. who was ineligible for foot
ball last fall.
Incidentally. Cannon has talked
during the week TO Paul Tyson, Waco
coach. who says he expects to have
the strongest Waco eleven III the
schools history.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
RIVERSIDE PARK (NO. e3.)

]. II. Blanton, principal; Gladys Ar
thur. Ivy Rugh Bass, Xylpha Kiobassa,
Mary Mann, Pearl S. Matthews. Anna S.
Moore, Myrtle Minis, Ada Juliette Rob-
erts, Paula l.. Tucker.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
HHLCREST (NO. 2I.)

Eileen Saunders, principal: Jessie AL
burger, Mary June Galloway. Pauline
Griffith, Schell Merrell, Sue Payne, FL
sic Read, Jessie Read, Lizzie Schmidt,
Ethel Scott, jamie Bell Smith, jamie May
Smith, Lille Stevens.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Roy r. Kay, principal; Lucille H. Car
roll, Pearl n. Coleman, Anne Gallagher.
Catherine George, Iona Grunewald, May
Harkey, Tennie Harris, Pauline jackson,
Sallie Mebane. Mary G. Muller. Bessie
Pranglin, Edith Burford Rogers, Cathie
Rundell, Marion H. Schiffers, Addie
Wells.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Ada n. Grain, principal; Eva Banks
ton, Margaret Borroum, Caroline Brown,
La Verne Daley, Brownie Graves, Lilly
Hardt, Florence Langford, Callie La Ro,
Pauline Maetze, Lula Norman, Josephine
weeden, Jeanette Wiener, Bess Ward
Vann.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
EDGAR ALLAN POE.

A. S. Dodd. principal; Maedelle Bird
well, Minnie Blumberg, Florence Burk-
NJ. Cory, Elolse Crawford, Hannah
Deutschman, Jimmy Digger, Berta
George, Laura Pirie Gilbert, Ellie Hin
ton, Gladys Keeling. Carrie Kimbrough,
Zerlina Levy, Pearl Williams Miller.
Francis Myrlck, Lydia f. Pagei. Helen
Powell, Genevieve Xix, Herman Schues-
ter. Margaret Shirley. Louise Skinner.
Jamie Smith. Emma Sprouse. U. a.
Tampke. G. r. Wallace, Bertha Weather
ly. Sarah Williamson, Modena white
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Minnie l.. Johnston, principal; Mary
Barber Willie Barber, Margaret Barret,
Lucy Bradshaw. Viola Burford. Emma
Louise Coyle, Fannie Boyles, Catherine
FSller, Alice Gardner. Bess Hays, Eva
Hill, Manira HoOn, Louise Krause, Mar
garet Moran, Dorothy Muir, Inez Nc
Kinney, Alice r. Paulus, Grace Spellessy,
Lillian Spellessy, Grace Sutorius, Leila
Wilton. Ruth Woodbridge, Flora Louise
Phillips, Sue Anne Scott
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
JOHN b. HOOD ISo. 3d.

J.. A. starnes, principally; Agnes Ben
son, Katherine Cox, Thelma Floyd. Mary
Ellen Davis, Corlns Landers, Eims Loft
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
COLLINS GARDEN ono. 27.)

T. Guy Rogers, principal; Mabel Also
brook, Davy brennan, Nellie Ferris, Es
ellie Gray, Edith Gibson, Tillie Guenther
May Hardy. FrIeda Kott. Bonnie Mackey,
Baulah Maxwell, Clara Rylander, Kath-
ryn Robinson, Helen Sale. Emilia Schif'
fers, Effe d. Sloan, Imogene Thompson
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
MARK TWAIN.


J. A. Cook, principal; Ruth Robinson,
secretary; Marie Il. Albrccht, Ruth
Christopher. Ethel Cox. Charles Cyrus
Lucille DeCarlo, Della Donecker, Kath-
crime Fischer. Leila Gibson, Harry Ham
llton, Irma 1ieilig, Sadie Haynes, Louise
Henry, Alma ID. johnson, Francis Joas,
Merle Littlefleld, Birdie Lorenz, Clara
NJ. Mays, Moline Miller, Laureame Nc
David, Mary Tom Osborne, Warner Reid,
Edith NJ. Ross, w. G. Scarborough, Bird
ellie Stephens, Belle Syers, Fidel l.. Ia
folio, Theresa Terrell, Roberta Thomas,
Rita futile. Effie Walker. Mile Walker,
Jeanette Wickstrom, Leona Worley.
ANTHONY MARCH, CSO. ~
w. o. Williams, principal; Lucy Banks,
Irene Block. Fronia Eaton, Ruth Gray.
Pipkln, Hattie y. Studley, Angie Webb
ling, May Webbing.
STEPHEN +. AUSTIN CNO. ~
Enos Gary, pricipal; Lille c. Bell,
Effle Jane Brewer, Irma Capt, Beulah
Daniels, Gladys Dix. Florrie Dupre. Stella
Ellison, Lydia FRANKIE. Ruth Hardin,
Emma King, Eileen McManus, Lalla Ma
son, Annie Ramsey, Mary Louise Will
liams, Eunice X. Reese.
LoRENZ DE ZAYALLA CNo. 81
Laura steele, principal; Gertrude Bal
lard. Martha Calvert, Lois Campbell,
Bertha Earthman. Ella Fielder George
Morgan. Audrey McCurdy Smith, Ethel
T. Smith.
BEN MILAN (No. -.
Emile G. Gohmert. principal; Josie
Champion, Ollie c. Davis. Alice Delery,
Susan Hall. Kate Mathew, Lucille
Mitchell, Mrs Fred X. Nicholson, Emily
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
WASHINGTON IRVING.

c. A. Arnold. principal; Maurice Moy-
nahan. secretary; Florence Anderson, w.
G. Avev, Gertrude Berry, Kenneth Da-
Wis. Helen FRANKIE, Grace Funk, Ada
George. Annie Goodman, Kathleen Con-
tales, Martha Harding, Anna Mary KAY
anaugh, Mary kraitcher. Mary McAsklll,
Carrie Messick, Jewell Miears, May
Moody. Maxine Ponder, Bess Scale. Daisy
Scott, Anna Story, Lola Swlnebroad
Winifred Thalmann, Jack Tolar, Frances
Wiseman, Virginia Wood, Gertrude
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

J. o. Loftin, principal; Susie shuler.
secretary; Flora Anderson, Lillian Bald
win. William c. Behrens, Marie Won
Butcher, Annie Brice, G. w. Cameron,
Lee Carlton, Florence Cox, Wayne Doyle.
Dorothy Duncan. Hope Foster. Elizabeth
Eraley. Frances Gernsbacher, l.. w. Har-
ris, William II. Hawley. Marguerite Hig-
gins Ethel Jones, Amparo Lozano. Mar
ion McChesney, Lucille McDermand, G.
Il. Rumph, Jessie Shane, Myrrl Birdwell
Summers, +. II. Ullrich, Blase Vincen-
tine. Catherine WatkIns Bella Wnndall
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
THOMAS NELSON PAGE.

Emma Gutzeit, principal: Sophie
Smith. secretary; Raymond Arnold, Eel
ma Booth, Mayis Brooks, Anne Carsner,
l.. !. Culpepper, Juanita DE Pue. Mar
garet Does. Lulu Gossett, Elizabeth A.
Harcourt, Margaret Hawkins, Marguerite
koehl, c. l.. Lackey. Edith Leigh. Char
ella o. Mason, w. L. Montgomery, Fan
ME Morgan, Lucy Posey. Frances Pro-
brandt, Lynda Remy. Olga Scholz, Tip
Thomson. Louise Thulemeyer. Fanora
Voight Gladys Williams. Haidle Mae
Williams, Byron +. Yates, Mamie Yates
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
REN MmAM 40. ID.

Emile G. Gohmert. principal; Josie
Champion, Ollie c. Davis. Alice Delery,
Susan Hall. Kate Mathew, Lucille
Mitchell. Mrs. Fred X. Nicholson, Emily
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Adolph Uhr, principal; Peggy coliett,
Petra Flores. Willie de Gryse, Anna NJ.
Harrison. Roberta johnson, Jacksey Mil
ler Marguerite Robinson, Helen steele,
Olline Stansell Watkins, Fannie White,
Carrie wipff. Edna Woltersdort.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Mary Frances .Huppertz, principal;
Olivia Baldersareli. secretary; Il. w. An
drews; Louise Billups, Matte Brewer,
Clara II. Cole, Zllpah Daniel, Florence
Durrett, Florence Evelt. Leta Glasscock.
Lucille Goodwin. Bess Graham. Mary
Grissom. Nora c. LaBeaume, Viola Lee
roy, Lottie LANCE. Costanco Littlefield,
Lloyd Martin, Myrl Mckee, Virginia
Merriman, Bernice Moore, Carrie Eva
Northway, Sadie Oliver, n. NJ. Pittman,
Arda Raht. Wright Riley. Norma Lee
Sharpe. Amy Thalmann, Thelma Van
Ripper. Bessie Williams, Mamie Pearl
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06
RALPH WALDO EMERSON.

o. A. Pfeiffer. principal; Edith Redus
Priest, secretary; Kate Finnell Arm
strong. Lucille Bell Barron, Mamie c.
Burnham, Olive Caldwell, Gertrude
Chambers, d. II. Clark, Frances Do
necker, p. Y. GIlbreath, Catherine Hunt
er, C. w. Irvine, Fannie J. Laird, Lucy
s. Morgan, Cecile j.. Paul. Leila n. Pirtle,
Beryl Rutledge. Jessie Scott, Jennie Sill.
vey, Frances Skinner. Elmo Dewey Small
ley, Lila Lee Traylor. c. 8. Ware, Verns
VILLA -.--'-.--
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-06

Margaret Z. Burke, principal; Con-
stance Allen, Blanche Baar, Eula Biles,
Elizabeth Bonner. Leslie Eubanks. Ruth
Z. Furlow, W. Blanche Hosea, Erma A.
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