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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
MANOR Park Halls
WHITTIER SCHOOL
Citizens Enthused by New Build
ing, Which Will Be Ready
in September.

Members of the Manor Park Citi-
zens' Association are manifesting
keen interest in the new term of
s'hool opening next September, due
10 the fact that the new Whittier
School at Fifth and Sheridan streets
Will he opened in the Fall providing
tull grade school facilities for the com
munity.
For two years the one-room port
able school has constituted the
only local facilities, providing
Instruction up to the second grade.
the other pupils going to the Takoma
or Brightwood schools Herbert $
Bryant of the school committee is
heading delegation Of Manor Park
residents, who are requesting that
the new school provide for classes from
kindergarten to eighth grade, it be-
ing 14-roOm building with sufficient
capacity for all grades.
John D. Smoot of the streets com
nlittee of the association has secured
from the District Commissioners as
slranceS that streets and sidewalks
will be provided around the school be-
fore September. It is reported that
the boundaries of the Whittier School
district have been fixed by the school
authorities as follows: Georgia ave
nue.. Blair road. Aspen street and Pea
body street. The association Is also
aiding in the establishment of q junior
high school in BrightwOOd or vicinity
which will cover the Manor Park ter
ritory whose pupils are now forced
to attend the Columbia Junior High
School at Seventh and o streets. A
site for this high school was author
tied in the recent District bill, and
the Commissioners and school authori
ties have been urged to acquire it at
an early date. The association recon-
mended the square bounded by Sheri
dan. TuCkerman Fourth and Fifth
streets. opposite the Whittier School
for the new junior high school. The
estimates of the Board of Education for
next year provide for the construction
of this high school. This association
Is opposed to increasing school hours
or adding Saturday to the school week
and is in favor of reduction or elimi
nation of home study.
Through a special committee consist
ing Of David Blose and Messrs. Bryant
and SmOot. the association is making
canvass of the community for new
members. The territory embraced by
the association is bounded by North
Capitol street on the east. Georgia
avenue on the west, Whittier street
on the north and Concord avenue OF
the south. Beginning in the Fall the
aesoci2t' on viii hold it's meetings In
.he new schoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
FIRST DIVISION
Addison School.

Vincent Birch, Henry Beall. Henry
Bailey, Christopher Vasilior. Fred
Flaharty. Russell Springer. Newton
staples, Clara Benedier, Audrey Day,
Hazel Buckingham. Margaret Roys-
ton. Ruth Winston. Alma Mae Devine,
Anna Mae Mccoy and Evelyn Sellers.
f. V. Brown School.
James Caldwell, Homer Booth.
Flournoy Olmsted. Jack Skillman, Joe
Yznaga, Elmer Knight, Richard
Weigle. Hanford Gilliss, Alfred Bar
rett, Caleb Hathaway. Sydney AleXan-
der. Helen Bittinger. Ruth Britt Mae
Ferrari. Mary Frazer Betty Mauchiy,
Virginia Williams and Irene Barrett.
COrcoran School.
Joseph Mckee, Fiorello Oddone,
Henry Becker. Frances Neff, Helen
Norris. Margaret Cocker. Annie King,
Helen Rubin, Marjorie Bromley, Mary
Cocker. Frances Abel. Bessie Fur
and Helen Stark.
urtis-Hyde School.
Ralph Shoemaker, Thomas Skiados,
Charles Simpson, Harry Angel, VIII
liam Binsted, Lloyd Dyer. Milton Bur
roughs. Joseph Natoi. Raymond
Burke. Cecil Daymude, Lester Saylor,
A
Grove. Irvine Irving. Heber knight.
Frank Miles. Robert Vaughan. Anita
Burger. Catherine Callahan, Henrlette
Goodner. Dorothy Lander. Margaret
THOMPSON. Glen Ogle, Audrey ShreVe,
Audrey Tate. Edna Spaulding. Jennie
Torreyson, Dorothy Nose, Virginia
Defer. Elizabeth Ferguson. Katherine
Gosneu. Ivy Ridsly. Anna Speet.
Grace Studs. Muriel Wrenn, Dolores
Allen and Martha Heating.
John Eaton School
William Pitcher, Thomas Bradley,
Val Richter, Jesse Drain, Wilfred
Dyer. Robert Mclean. Earle Will
hottie. Kelvin Hayes. Jane Thorpe,
Mary Middleton, Mary Louise Colbert.
Katherine Knox Grace Carr Lor-
raine Bold. Heath Evans. Eleanor
RYAN. Ethel May Tevis. Martha Sur
face, Virginia Wagner, Lucy Lee
Knox. Caroline Barkalow, Eleanore
Albaugh Norma Thomas. Peggy
Avery. Betsy Baird, Isabel Ciancareli1,
Mildred Duckett. Izetta Lucas, Doro,
thy Thompson. Sally Ann Tiller and
Clementina Lawrie.
Fillmore School.
Nevitte Burke, Eugene Case, George
Martin, William Skiados. Francis
simmons. Edward Howard, Meyer
Meverovitch. Freda Sacks and Audrey
Sieber.
Grant School.
Everett Bush, Peter Lomedico,
Ruth Critchfeld and Alberta Bache.
Industrial Home School.
Roger Newlond, Leonard Randall,
Charles Pullman, Louis Shaw, Joseph
Fiekder. Raymond Bragg. Tony Chris
tiani lanes Eckloff and Francis Sui
Ivan.
jackson School.
Albert Duryee. Robert Lemasure
Walter Allen. Leland Jordan, Hardy
Ulm. Francis Shoemaker, Gordon
Boteler. Tom Matlack, Milton War
rem. Jack Rhodes. Juliet WeitZel
| Ceorgie Babcock, Claire Hoskinson
| and Sophie Knox.
Tenley -Janney School.
James Dismukes. Marshell Cuvil-
| lear. Fred Price. Conway Hunt, Yer
| non Parker. James Frink. Robert
! Way. Robert Fletcher, John HolZ-
/ wart Thomas Walsh, George Bur
! dette. Bill Rutley Hubert Waldecker
/ Ralph Dale, Marshall Donaldson
Vinton Dove, Daniel Bigley, William
! Tiller. Dorothy Keller. Emeline Jen
nings, Marion Markham. Genevieve
Scribner, Rosa Wagner, Muriel era
ven and Nellie Lucas.
Toner School
Frank Biggs, Norma Hoage and
| Anna Duffy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
ACADEMY GRANTS
DIPLOMAS TO 70
Livingstone Arts and Sciences
School Gives Prizes and
Medals Also.

Livingstone Academy of Arts and
and granted diplomas to 20 graduates
at it's annual commencement exercises
held Thursday evening in the auditor
1im Of the school. at 1917 Rhode
island avenue. Eliot II. Thomson of
the Washington Loan and Trust co.
made a short talk to the graduates
on photography as a Psychological
Factor
Fred II. Shallenberger was awarded
the first prize of so in gold for the
accepted design for the class ring and
pin. Tallulah L. Mitchell was
awarded the second prize in this con
test. The faculty gold medal for 100
per cent attendance and extraordi-
nary effort was awarded to Laura X
Hinckley of WilliamspOrt, Pa.
Harry Campbell, head of the com
mercial art department. made a short
talk as did John NJ. Goodwin. head If
the interior decoration and archi-
tcctural drafting department. The
speakers were presented by Eugene
T. Dickinson. the president. The di-
plomas were presented by Mrs, Jess
lea Livingstone Dickinson
The names Of the graduates follow.
Commercial Art Course. Virginia y.
ACree. Margaret G. Baxter. California:
Lucille II. Chapman. David r. Bell.
Evelyn Davies. Maine: Edna f. Davis,
Maryland: Laura *. Hinckley. Penn
Svlvania. Charles KaldenbaCh. jr.. Tai
lllah L. Mitchell. Georgia, Virginia r.
Malone. West Virginia; Laurence
Mills. Helen L. Strasbu.Ger. Mary e.
Itowell. Fred Shallenberger. Pennsyl-
vania: Katherine Z. Taylor. Lucille
Neitch. Virginia: Fannie f. Young.
Virginia; Marguerite T.. Schroeder, Col
oIado.
Commercial Art and Costume De
signing: Annie Lee Allnutt. Maryland:
Margaret E. Deysher. Josephine
Wickline, Virginia; Mildred l.. Lind
strom.
Commercial Art. Costume Designing
and Garment Construction: Clarice
Summers. Virginia; Sarah f. Towns
bend.
Commercial Art. Costume Design
ing. Garment Construction and Mill
merry Designing: Marguerite NJ de
Porry, Eudora May Gardner. Illinois.
Fashion Drawing: Myrna Dake. Vir-
ginia
Costume Designing: Gladys T.
Baker. Maryland; Mary f. Little.
Anna c. MunsOn. Minnesota: Mamie
Cecil. Lillian Cecil. Everman Arm
strong, Zoella Jackson. Utah: Frances
McAuliffe. Ruth Schlescher.
Costume Designing and Garment
Construction: Edythe G.. Douglas, Mis-
souri,; Brownie Is. Tulloss. Virginia
Mary D. Walsh. Winnie Brantly.
Georgia: Nancy Byrd. Texas; Mar
Caret Brownsworth. Frances Baus-
kett, South Carolina: Alice Dermody.
Josephine Harrington. Bertha Hickox.
Harriet LaSsiter, Rhode Island: Ethel
+. Marshall. Tennessee: Ellen j. Nc
Kenzie, Pennsylvania: Katherine f..
O'Donnell. PENNSYLVANIA: Viola Peele.
North Carolina
Costume Designing. Garment Con
struction and Millinery Designing
Willsie r. Scott, Georgia: Minnie V.
Fletcher, Virginia Crit NJ. Virts. Vir-
ginia.
Millinery Designing: MAY Lee
Seeley. Virginia; Dora NJ. Brown. Min
nesota: Laura A. Crawford. South Car
olina; Alice l. Graham, PENNSYLVANIA
Mary G. Hanley, Pennsylvania; Ruth
f.. ROBBIE. New York: Mary Trant
Lettye Wine, Virginia.
Garment Construction: Myrtis Cor
ley, Georgia; Carrie Dempsey. Della
ware: Josephine Balm
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SECOND DIVISION
Cooke School.

Roosevelt Bryant. Ambrose Sisler,
Angelic Sari, Harry POrtner, Howell
Nash, Robert Bannerman, Merton
Waite, Edward Giovennetti, Miriam
Price, Lois Vassar, Nell Grlihth,
Anne Russell. Ruth Asquith and
Cornelia Woodward.
Dennison School.
Sheldon Bennett. William Barnes,
Vincent Scafide, Vincent Pisciotta,
Sara Ross, Florence Cannon, ShiZu
Frviwara and Grace Fera.
Morgan School.
Nathan Alpert. Joseph Dial. Wal
lace Miller, Gaines Cough, Adger NC
Cary, Robert Ruth. Margaret Laws,
Ellen Franklin Margaret Franklin,
Dorothy Corbett, Marjorie Murphy,
Helen O'Neil, Dorothy Sammons and
Priscilla Woodley.
Ross School.
James Bickford, Jesse Gram. Stan
lev Rakussin, Edwin Macleod. Oar
by Yauch, Hayward Alvord, Charles
Bennett. James Hart. Morton ingalls,,
Vernon johnson, William Lewis, Ter
renee Smith, Joseph Yanich, Charles
Boynton. Meredith Jones, Robert
Ross. Richard Wagner, Robert Rich
ardson, Burnett Woodsome, Eugene
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FIFTH DIVISION
Arthur School.


Morris Mimmelfarb. Isaac koonin,
Robert Bridges, Richard Cooper, Bel
la Gluck, Harriet Smalley, Louise
Baber, Rebecca Brtman, Mimi Gee
carelli, Josephine Colaiacomo, Beatrice
Hunter, Joyce kershaw, Thelma
Shane, Helen Southall, Pandora Cal
las, Jennie Peluso, Annie Berardino,
Amelia Cerco, Lelah Crosby, Ava
Hepner, Evelyn Holmes, Mathilda
MaiSti.
BrOOkland School.
Thomas Burke, Marvin Mason,
Fred Nau, Calvin Osburn, Dorothy
Stocking, Helen Taylor, Margaret
Bingham, Mary Grier, Helen Krause,
Marie Ludwig, Mildred Mennen,
Florence Smith, Dorothy Stackhouse,
Dorothy Sullivan, Gertrude Vaughan.
Beryl Weeks, Thelma Wilson, Ruth
Byrd. Florence Kearney, Mary
Thompson, Almedia Wilson, Margaret
Spies, Dorothy Van Horn.
John Burroughs School.
Ellis Meeker, Fred Wohlfarth. Mil.
ton Miller. John Parke, Frank PLACER
Delmas Stuttler. Elizabeth Beard
Evelyn Cole, Francis Hand. Inez Lam
bert, Isabelle. Leisinger, Irene Rollins,
Betty Steadman, Nellie Whirlow,
Catherine Cole, Virginia Hester. Mary
Leahy, Harriet Luce. Leona Miller
Alta Price, Mary K. Perry, Leah
Rudd, Mary Stallings, Margaret
Towne, Rose Venezky.
Emery. lexington School.
John Coder. Carlton Crown, Frank
Galipo, Howard Herbert, John Step
ner Milton Sweet Edgar Huguley
Benjamin koenis. William Wycko6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
MISS A. N. WILSON
PAID HIGH HONOR
Farewell Dinner Given Retiring
Director of Drawing of
Public Schools,

\ farewell dinner was rendered
Miss Annie NJ Wilson. director of
drawing in the public schools who
will retire from sci vice on June 80,
at the Arts club on Friday night
Or. Frank ". Baliou. superintendent
of schools and Mrs. Ballou were
guests. together with members of tn"
drawing corps in tine elementary
Junior and senior high schools. Mis-
Dorothy kalb, teacher of art in the
Wilson Normal School. acted rs toast
mistress for the occasion.
ut is unusual" Dr Eallou told the
gathering in a tribute To Miss VII
son. for one to spend more than -
Years of devoted and unbruk"u service
in the teachin" profession.
1T is also an unusual experience
for a school official TO spend all Of he
professional life in the public school
Of a single city. as YOU have done.
1t is still more unusual for ono to
serve for a period Of more than ~
years in q single line Of work, tcachci'
and director of drawing. as YOU have
done.
1T is even more unusual for one
to close that long period of service
with the wealth Of affcctipnate re
2illd WflltIi your d~9'i'' Id ~ 'Ii'4 ~
pei.iOr officers have foi- YOU IS vow
leave the service.
1t is the Creates satisfaction
however that YOU retire from l"u'
distinguished service vigorous IN min
and body. 20 enjoy Yourself IN r."
tirement and able to do the many
things which you have always plan
ned to do but which your busy otH
cial life has kept YOU from doing.
May you live long to enjoy the ~
wards Of a life devoted 10 the high
est type of professional service. That
of a teacher of youth.
Tribute also was paid Miss Wilson
by representatives "f the teaching
corps and former superintendent
with whom Miss Wilson has }een a.
sociated \ special message also was
read from Dr. Percy NJ. Hu@hee.
superintendent Of schools. Syracuse.
y. Y Mr. Hughes was former as
sistant superintendent of schools in
this city and has known Miss Wilson
through her entire teaching career.
At the close Of the evening Miss
Drain. teacher al art at the Business
High school. presented Miss Wilson
with a Jade pendant rs q gift from
the drawing corps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

Horace Smallwood Wexford Payne,
Helen Coder. Janet Logan, Alice
Smallwood. Edna Teg. Angelina Boo
cabella. Cecilia Boccabella. Eleanor
Boehs, Mildred Drach, Ruth Dunn,
Elizabeth Embrey, Estelle Jorg, Eve
lyn Kern. Marie Sachs, Annie Sill
vester. Margaret Tucker, Elizabeth
Wayland. Margaret Weaver.
n. T.. Gage SchOOl.--Gilbert Bates,
Meta Griffin, Josephine Maraffaa.
Gales Blake School.
Edward Frowert. Frank Violin.
Lawrence Cecil. Francis Madigan,
John Grasso. Ebert Bradford, George
Atohi, William Bailey. George Sha
piro. Margaret Cooper. Alice Ridolfi,
Dorothy Hyde. Anna Adams, Libby
Layton, Fay Moler. Esther Deskins,
Elena IFlnegro, Marion Hollinge,
Catherine Chiporas. Rosina Catalano,
Lula Chaconas, Gertrude F'riendsOn.
Helen Hoover, Helen Pappas, Mar
garet Robiso Mary Vaccaro, Dorothy
kressly. Helen Levitt
LangdOn School.
George Working, Robert Butter
worth, Herrel Coe, Upton Reid. Tru-
man Williams, Leonard Shelton. Rich
dIu T1lSuOIl, NtIdiu Lay lLcIOy
Crouch Earl Batten, Robert Newell
Walter Phelps. Frank Mayhem. Rob
ert Carnahan, Louis Rubino, Grant
Marshall. Edith Ball. Elsie Dunn,
Marian Foster, Doris Mattill. Ellen
Haber, Frances Hamlin, Lois Jarrett,
Jean Carnahan. Virginia Hunter,
Marian Olivet, Anna Mae Simms,
Emma Phelps, Ethel Quisinberry,
Evelyn Clarridge, Ruth Sartain. Jo-
sephine Mayhem, Mary Mourhess,
Xavier Schrader, Celesta Rubno, Mar
garet Portch, Katherine Tippett,
Catherine Lawson, Elizabeth O'Meara
Timales Nix. Ruth Thomasson. Vir-
ginia White, Faith Carlson, Edith
Clark. Carrie Crouch. Laurel DeMer.
rift, Dorothy Harding, Kathryn
O'Meara. Catherine Green, Savilla
Swigart, Jessie Barton. Mary Bowen,
Ruth Mullican. Lois Belfield. Ella
Allison.
Allison. Helen Anderson, Marian
Couch. Sylvia De Merritt, Lorida Jen-
sen. Mildred kalmbach. Roberta May
hew. Edna Sherzey. Georgia Stonlil,
Ethel Wilson, Florence Cumberland.
Mildred Floto. Lillian Shrader. Mildred
HiGdon, Helen Fletcher, Mabel Har-
tunE. Mary Ryan. Gertrude Wilcox.
Cecil Leavell Florence Fox, Cora
CroWl
Monroe School.
EdGard Rocatti, Irving Johnson,
William Leitch, August Tamagni,
Vera Bovello. Leona Draeger. Evelyn
Brown.
Park View Platoon School.
Harry CORN. William Chaconas
Robert E,isinger. George Burrows An.
Selo BovellO, Frank Cook, Charles
Holmes, Elmer Mayer, Perry Jenkins
Clyde Wilson, Sidney Collegeman,
Austin Hall, William Johnson, Harold
Padgett, Sam Dick, James Beck
Lawrence Stutz. Maurice Tschantre
William Pigg, Chester Wilcox, Vivian
Kelsey, Mildred Rhodes, Gladas La
das, Catherine Hale. Minnie SchoCk.
Bessie Santaiti Winnifred Wilson
Elizabeth Foresta, Gertrude MacDon-
aid Sylvia Blankin, Myra Holt, Edith
Williams. Mildred Bowman, Ruth
CLANCY, Evelyn Gulbin. Thelma APP
pleby.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
FOURTH DIVISION
Adams SchOOl-Doris Elliott, Pamela
IcAndrews. and Elizabeth King.

NJ ndreWS, ana fIllZdbelH hitlS.
Force School.
Walfred Aronson. Richmond Cham
bin, Warren Harrison, George Bar
tholmaus, William Early, Michael
Guerra, Lynn Heflin. George Kosmos,
Ernest Logeman. John Arnold, Ed
ward Duval, Ray Heacock, Charles
Spates, Philip Torrey, Chesley Castle
man, Charles Moore, Francis Zalesakl.
Monroe Chew, Alfred Fitch, Fren
Kennard, Richard Meyer, Roland
Morrisette, Mary Whelchal, Alleen
Arone, Nancy Barlow, Doris Cover,
Helen Curtin, Virginia Clark, Dorothy
Glassford, Margaret Tyree, Mireya
Varela, Virginia Dickinson.
Henry-P0lk SchoOl-Herbert Frye.
Tom Harrison, Margaret Warman.
Seaton SchOOl-Lillian Bradford, G..
Lassise, A. Teresi.
Thomson SchooI-James Railey'
Rosalie Guiffre-
Weightman School.
George Conover, William Harper,
Emma Bagget, HENRIETTA Joray,
Dorothy Luckett, Louise Monkey, Ell
fie Humphrey, Margaret Layton,
Margaret Murray, Catherine Cumber-
land, Helen Keehan, Helen Howes,
Dorothy Sauter, Margaret Keer. Jen-
ME Yoffe, Mary La. Coria Mary Har-
riSOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
BENNING SCHOOL HOLDS
ITS CLOSING EXERCISES

The Benning School held its com.
mencement exercises in the hall of
the school last Wednesday.
The program consisted of songs by
the graduating class, address of vel
come by Charles Lincham. class
prophecy by Lunette Gibson and VIII
liam Oehms and display of trophy
won bv the schlag team by Ruth
PAYNE. The address to the graduates
was given by Miss r. G. Carraher,
principal of the school.
F. w. Oehm, who represented A. D..
Loffler, presented the diplomas. Mr..
Loffler presented to each of the grad
yates a savings account.
The graduates are Bernard Carroll.
Charles Lincham. Albert Greiner.
Martin Nelson, William Oehm. Ben
Maple, Dorothy Ball, Vivian Brown,
Lunette Gibson, Evelyn Mangum.
Marie Presler and Alberta Csilton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

Bourne, Frank Koscis, Donald Raub,
Mark Rhinehart, John Trundle, Flea -
nor Akers. Edwerta Boyer, Lois
Brooks. Dorothy Haldeman, Eliza =
beth jacobson. Helen Morton, Amelia
Myers, Carol smith Elizabeth
Thompson. Mary l.. Yauch. Edris
Dodge, Elizabeth Farmer. Julia
Hunter. Eleanor Kephart, Evelyn
Serrin, Bernice Stevens Evelyn
HehrenS, Lillian Behrens. Antoinette
Berger, Olga Bryan. May Belle Cor
by. Grace Brown, Nance Hall. Gene
Kincheloe. Ida Miller. Nellie May
Neff. Ida Philpitt, Kathryn Murphy,
Anna Sweeney. Myrtle Stevens and
Margaret Fera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27
TRUCK KILLS YOUTH.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md. June 90
James Ravenscraft, 10 years old, was
instantly killed last evening when he
fell from a truck on the National
highway near here, a wheel passing
over his body.
The driver. employed by H. s. Liv-
engood of Garrett County. did not
know the boy was on the truck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

John schultz, Il. Aqulllno, Wllburt
E, Mower James Brooks, Plowden Jen'
kins, Robert Cogan, George CaleVas'
Isadore Epstein, Elmer kimmel, You
derson, NJ. Schilasky, and NJ. A. Will
hanson.
Bryan School.
George Shadid. Edwin Binkley,
Thomas Council. Virginia Morris,
Mary Shadd, Ruby Lee Whitley,
Louise ShackelfOrd. Gertrude kocher,
MaryeIlen Tottcn and Cecil Keats.
Buchanan School.
Abraham Golden, clyde Hinson,
Charles Chamberlin, William LantZ,
Robert Godfrey, Charles Bernstein,
Albert Smith, Robert Wallach, Fred
Engle. Ralph Shackelford, James
Chaffelear. Edna Johnson, May Rath-
erdale, Marie Hummer, Helen Thomp'
SON. Marion Andrews. Louise Swift,
Jeanette Williams. Miriam Posey and
Mildred Shepherd
Congress Heights School.
James Waller. Jerald Martin, Mil
ton Reigelman. Egan Sweeney, Alvin
Allen, Gilbert Moore, George torbe,
Milton Lohr. Lawrence Moore. Melvin
Cross. Andrew Jarboe, Margaret Per
rvgo, Marion PadEett. Elsie Loveless,
Louise Sellner. Esther kindly, Louise
Mcfarland Mary Waller, Ruth
Thomas. Alma Frye, Irene Barrett
and Ethel Gattone.
Cranch School.
Carroll kuhnert, Ballard ilcnsIcy.
Daisy Boyer. Marie Murphy, Evelyn
Hancock, Mary Sears. Josephine
Brown.
Tyler School.
Alex Dickerson.
Ketcham-Nan Buren, School.
Garland Bell. Cecil Cabel. Leonard
Clark, Clarence Naylor, George scott
RAYMOND Taylor. Franklin Green,
Jack Davis. Carl Clark. Charles Con
nor. Edward Lane, Fred Curtis.
Harold Monkey. Russell Bivens. Claude
.Jordon. Jack King, Samuel PadSctt,
Clarence Plumb, Harvey Sharrow,
Russell Sansbury. Ralph Williams,
Emerson White. Karl Pfaff Edward
Towers, Clayton Beall, Raymond
Jones. Watson Dewdney, Catherine
Cox, Lois Dcnison Bertha Dodge. Nlr'
ginia Galatzo. Lena Herath. Rose
Hubacker. May aott Ida Schnabei.
Janice Williamson, Josephine Rankin.
Gladys Murphy, Margaret Scott, Mn
,ired James. Dorothy Lee, Mabelle
Herring, Louise Dodge. EVELYN Beall.
Lenox School.
Charles Rods, Howard Miller,
Clarence Hancock, EVert FetZ"r, Flu
gene Movers. Hubert Hinchey, Ches-
ter Dean, Arthur Taylor, Robert Key
non, Raymond Jones. Mabel BAH,
Ethel Ball, Hazel Decatur, Dorothy
Stetson. Irene Hunter. Elsie Alexden-
der. Esther Schneider, Jessie Strobert.
Randle Highlands School.
William Cox. Henry Facchina,
Everett Hackley, Paul Steinkuller,
Joseph Wynn. Joseph Gray. Frank
Miller. William Conrad. Edward Cox.
Ethel Dixon. Fora Moore, Mary
Louise Robbins. Vance Fisher:
Frances Bowie, Ida Mangum, Ethel
Rannings. Florence Dennison' Doro-
thy Miller
Stanton School-Robert Andreds,
John Havenner. Eugene SChWckency'
Clarence Smith. Marion Shipley.
Van Ness SchOOl-Theodore Garner,
Clarence Mills, Anthony Treccl.
Wallach School.
Charles Turner Carmine Errlco.
Albert Nicholson, Doris Hutchins. Ida
Lusby, LYDIA Hatton, Dorothy Poun'
cey, Dorothy Fisher. Martha crouch,
Rervl Gilbert, and Leona Resley.
FairbrOther SchOOl-Edgar Hart
and Warren Taylor.
Greenleaf SchOOl-Edward Powell.
Smallwood- Bowen School.
Jacob Rosenberg, Ernest Thomp
son, Walter Alverson, Frances Don
aldson, Mary Childress, Mary Hope
ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27

Abraham Golden, Clyde Hinson.
Charles Chamberlin, William LantZ,
Robert Godfrey. Charles Bernstein,
Albert Smith, Robert Wallach, FREQ
Engle, Ralph Shackelford, James
Chaffelear Edna Johnson, May Rath-
erdale, Marie Hummer, Helen Thomp-
son, Marion Andrews. Louise Swift,
jeanette Williams. Miriam Posey ana
Mildred Shepherd
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SEVENTH DIVISION
lsrent-Dent School.

John Schultz, T. Aquilino, Wilburt
Mower, James Brooks, Plowden Jen'
kins, Robert COgan, George CaieVas.
Isadore Epstein, Elmer kimmel, You
How Lee, clyde Sawyer, Buehla An
derson, NJ. Schilasky, and NJ. A. Will
hanson.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-02

RICHARDSON. EDITH MAE1aBeloyyed
wife OF Harry. E.. passed away SEPT; o.
William Leonard. 1888 Holloway Ave.
Monday. Oct. 4. at 2 D.. m. Friends may
call al residence after D. m. FRIDAY.
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Lots for Sale
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Death Notices

HUESMANN. LOUIS C.-Passed away
Thursday Sept, 30 Funeral ser SERVICES s.
Sunday Oct 3. at 230 D. m. Burlai
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-02
Houses for Sale

SOUTH SIDE WONDER HOME
New thoroughly Dlodern broom bunga-
low cabinet and ice box feature i'll kitchen
linen closet and bath, walls in tile effect
linoeluim on floors. hardwood floors in all
other rooms. all gummed woodwork, long
living room. beautiful finish Lot 45X1 so
an unusua buy at very ow price and terms.
See Sat. or sun 2l43 English
Ave Owner Hum 3437.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-02
Business Places for Rent

storeroom: good for any kind of bust
ness: reas. rent. INQUIRE. DR.. e556.
TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP
Excellent opportunity Hum. 2782.