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New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
DENIES COMPENSATION
 TO WIDOW OF SUICIDE
Claims Committee ot Common Council Decides Against Allow
 ancc For Mrs. F. Swanson

The common council committee on claims voted last night to recom- mend to the common council that leave to withdraw be given in the claim Of Mrs. Peter Swanson of Hillcrest avenue. Mrs. Swanson. represented by Attorney Donald Gatfney. appeared before the com mittee few weeks ago and asked compensation for the death of her husband. who committed suicide by hanging in a police cell. He had re- ported 10 the police for duty in the drive against liquor law violators. but had not been employed, the committee found.
 The committee. after considering all angles of the case. came to the conclusion that there was no legal claim
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
BOY IN HOSPITAL,
 CASE CONTINUED Lad Riding Bicycle Reported to
 Be Recovering S200 IN BILLS FOR FIRES
St. Paul's Announces Easter Music
 Large Delegation at Newing- ton Grange State Meeting-Malar- ney to Start Baseball Team May :.

The case of Petro Salvatore of 13 Locust street. Meriden. who is charged with reckless driving and with causing the injury of Irving Suprenant of Kensington, now pa tient at New Britain General hospi- tai as a result of the accident, was continued for two weeks last eve ming at the regular weekly session of the Berlin town court. The ne- cessity of young Suprenant as wit ness caused the postponement. The injured youth Is reported to be im- proving slightly at the New Britain institution, where he is suffering from broken collar bone, numer- ous bruises and abrasions and a pos sible fractured skull.
 Salvatore is alleged to have driven a car in such manner as to force the young Kensngtonian, who was riding a bicycle, off the road, or 10 have actually struck him. fact which has not been established. The accident occurred on the turnpike.
 Judge George G. Grswold, who has recovered from a brief attack of grippe, officiated at last evenings session of the court.
 Fire Bills to Town
 Bills amounting to s200 for two fires which occurred recently in this place were forwarded today by the New Britain fire department to town officials following the regular monthly meeting of the department held last evening in New Britain.
 A charge of s10O was levied for the departments activities at the Gianotti fire in Kensington last Monday afternoon which the New Britain department attended for one hour and a half.
 The second charge. also for s100, | was for the A. H Bushnell fire on Cooper Hill. Worthington ridge. | The department records show two hours work at that blaze. most of i which was spent in the departments endeavors to keep the fire from i spreading to the Grange hall ad- jacent to the printing establishment which was totally destroyed.
 St. Paul's Services
 Rev. John C. Brennan, pastor of St. Paurs church. Kensington, has Issued the following schedule for | and music at the church for Easter Sunday:
 Mass at 7:3O o'clock, music by the Junior Choir which will sing a mass in honor of St. Cecilia. Music
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13

to be held at o'clock Thursday afternoon. The matter of increas. ing the annual dues 10 se will be considered.
 Card Tournament
 The final round In the setback tournament between Ethan Lodge No. 2. Knights of Pythias, of this city and Washington L. Moran Lodge of New Britain will be played in this city on Thursday evening. The local team is now leading by margin of Al points.
 Lrnten Services
 Rev. George F. Donahue of Pom. fret preached the final Lenten ser. mon at St. Joseph's Catholic church last evening before q large gathering. The services consisted, besides the sermon. of benediction of the Blessed Sacrament and recitation of the rosary.
 Barbers Adopt New Schedule
 Starting Monday. April IS, the master barbers win adopt a new schedule which will call for closing Of all shops each evening except Fri day and Saturdays at o'clock. On Fridays they will remain open until s o'clock and on Saturdays until 10 p. m They will continue to close Mondays at ?. III.
 George Henry Matthews
 George Henry Matthews. aged s4 years. died yesterday at his home in ! ff f,.-1., -. A, l.: wife and two children.
 The funeral was held at the un- dertaking parlors Of c. Funk and Son on Prospect street at o'clock this afternoon. lnterment was in the family lot in West cemetery.
 I. o. O. F. Meeting
 A meeting of Pequabuck Lodge. l. Q. Q. F., will be held at 8 o'clock this evening in Arcanum hall.
 Dump Fire
 The dump of the New Depa r'nr, Co. in Eas, Bristol was the scene Of another fre lat" yesterday and before the flames rc sxtinguished, 1t was necessary to lay 500 feet of hose from the hydrant It the corner of Middle and Pin. streets Two companies. Squad \ and Welch Fire Company of For estville, responded 70 the still alarm. A grass fire on Oak street called put Squad \ and Engine Company \o. l shortly after II o'clock Tues jay morning. This blaze w;.s cN-, inguished with chemicals.
 To Confer Degree
 The Golden Rule degree will bc cu 8 class Of candidates by E. l.. Dunbar t.aeumpma1t, No. 32 '. o. O. F., q; A special meeting 10 ,e held this evening in Stephen Ferry hall.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
FOUR INJURED IN
 WHITE OAK CRASH
Drunken Driver Smashes Into
 Car of Bristol Man
MAY IDENTIFY SKELETON
Several Interested Parties Call on kimnell - Must Move Nursing Headquarters-Unto Good Fri day Seryice-Bricfs.

Four persons were injured in an automobile crash on the New Britain road near White Oak about o'clock this morning when a car operated by Jerry Decoto Of 32 R. r. D.. Chester smashed into a light touring car driven by Noice C. Bristol of 34 Franklin street, Bristol. Decoto was arrested on q charge of driving
 while under the influence Of liquor. The Bristol car was returning from Newington with party of
 five who had attended the Grange "Neighbors' Night" in that town, while Decoto, with two other men in his machine. was going to kensing- ton, where he is employed and where
 he boards. The autos struck head on. Bristol's being wrecked and four of the occupants injured.
 Bristol himself received a lacera- ton of the scalp and his wife q laceration of the knee and bad con- tusions, also an injured elbow. Frank
 Reynolds Of Bristol had a bad scalp laceraton and Mrs. Reynolds was shaken up and received multiple bruises, The fifth person escaped without injury. while Decoto and his friends were unhurt.
 Deputy Sheriff investigated and arrested Decoto for drunken driving. Another man with him was also taken into custody for intoxication The third occupant of the Decoto q G 0 1Afo nhN was released. The two men were booked for trial this afternoon.
 No Parking Penalty
 The no parking ordinance passed at the special town meeting last Friday night may prove futile. it was learned today, since no penalty for violation of the provisions was made. The measure banned parking at the danger points about the cen ter but did not state what action might be taken against those who disregard its clauses. These half way acts seem to be feature pc cullar to town meetings here. Last fall a storm sewer was voted but no money appropriated 10 install 1t.
 Visiting Nurse Must Move
 The office of the visiting nurse of the Plainville Public Health Nursing association will probably have to be moved in the near future, accord ing to First Sclcctman John J. Kim mel, to make room for the building inspector. When the building code goes into pFfpct and an ipcppcto, ie appointed, an office in the town hall will be required. and the only rooms available is that now occupied hv Miss Clara L. Gallant, the nurse. Considerable filing space will be needed for plans and specifications submitted by prospective builders.
 The present quarters Of the nurse are not considered ideal for the purpose to which they are now put, the light being poor and the heat oelng uncertain in the winter The town hall, where all manner Of court cases are being tried through { out the day is not considered q <, place for q nurses head | quarters. MT. kimmel and Miss Gal i 'ant yesterday inspected several rooms in the new Sequassen Corp. , building and are in favor of moving Ing into one of these. where good [ lght and heat and janitor service | Ire assured. A conference with Mrs. 1 F. r. Usher. president of the nurs- l ng association, was to be held in |
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13

Modern Glenwool range. baby carriage. drophead sewing ma chine. ice chest. Tel. 56-o or call l3 Crown St--advt.
 Till further notice straight Chiro practic sl.00. Wooding. New Britain -adyt
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
WANT RIGHTS RESTORED
Special to the HeraIio

Hartford, April IS. - A hearing will be held tomorrow afternoon at l:S0 o'clock before the legislative committee on forfeited rights on the of Edwin k. Snelgrove and Vincent A. Smith for restoration Of their voting franchise. Both were employed by the Commercial Trust Co. and were sent to prison for talk ing the banks money.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
plainSille BOWlers Win

Murphy's All-Stars defeated Ter ryville at the Recreation alleys last night, bowling in great form to win all three strings and take the match by So pins. Every bowler on the local team rolled over 800, offsetting in this way the individual work of shepard Of their opponents. The scores.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
Trolley Damages Auto
 In North St. Collision

X trolley car in charge Of Motor. street collided with an automobile owned by Michael DiAvanzo Of 27 Sexton street. and driven by John Carnevale Of 6S Cherry street, abou, 6:S0 last evening in front of Elihu Burritt school on North street. The automobile was badly damaged but nobody was injured. Officer Thomas J. Feeney reported no cause for police action.
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 Union Ser, ice
 4 union Good Friday service will be held at I:45 o'clock Friday eve ming at the Baptist church. Rev. Horace B. Sloat of Hartford will preach the sermon. All the churches are invited 10 join in this service; the public will be welcome.
 Boy Breaks Arm
 Joseph Gnazzo Of Park street broke his right arm yesterday when he fell down while running around and playing He was taken 10 the Bristol hospital for treatment.
 Notes
 Rev. c. Fl. Monblcau, pastor or the Advent Christian church, has gone to SaUgus. Mass, where he will per form marriage ceremony Saturday evening.
 Howard and Dorothy Purdy are confined 10 their home on Broad street with the grippe.
 A marriage license was issued here yesterday to Louis NJ. Welton and t'i pAN II .. U! " JUL tA 'ltSLllIt. Welton, who is 8 mill worker, has been married twice, while Mrs. Forwood. a nurse, has been married once before.
 The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society Of the Advent Christian church will meet at the home of Mrs Gordon P. Morse at Hanson station tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. All members are urged 10 be present
 The barber shops will remain open until 10 o'clock tomorrow night and will be closed all day Good Friday. John and Alice Nindek of Bristol have sold land on Broad street 10 Mirantc of New Britain.
 Principal Orrin l.. Judd Of the Broad street school is spending the recess at Atlantic City. x. J.
 The junior choir of the Baptist 'furch will rohearse tomorrow after noon at 2 o'clock.
 The Womans Auxiliary of the Church of Our Saviour will pack a box at o:30 o'clock to- morrow afternoon at the parish house. The R. Y. r. T.. will hold it's an- | lual meeting and election of officers 1t the church tonight. A social lour will follow. Modern Glenwool range, baby 'arriage, drophead sewing ma
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13

The mid-week prayer meeting usually held on Thursday evening at the Advent Christian church will be omitted this week on account of the union Good Friday service.
 There will be final rehearsals Of the choir for the Easter music on Thursday and Saturday evenings at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-13
| ITCHY P|MPLES l 1 LASTED A YEAR
 Face Disfgured. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Heals,

II had pimples on my face sha, were hard. large and rcd. They ies,cred and scaled over. and i.ched and burned causing me to lose . lot of sleep. My face was dishsured. The trouble lasted about one year II used other remedies but the,
 did not help me. l sent for . free sample of Cuticura Soap and Oins- ment and after using it got relief. purchased more. and after using three cakes of Cuticura Soap aI l five boxes of Cu,ieura Ointrnen, Il was healed" (Signed) Miss Regena McGray. R. F. D.2, Box 66, Charles- ton, Me, Aug. B, 1926.
 Use cu.icura Soap, Ointment and Taleum daily and keep your skin clear and healthy. l Soap csc. Ointment cs and 6as. raieua d. ss,d eyeIy~ here. Sample each frse, Adsrsss -cansufa LssosSsssIsa DsPt T. 6aiAs4 21n'
 Cutieura Shaving S6ek 3Se,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22
THIRTEENTH DIVISION.
To Dunbar;

To Dunbar:
Birney ScIiOol-Edward S. Perry,
Ralph w. Giles, William Lewis, Cliff
ton c. F. Lucas. Philip Muligan.
Clyde r. Settle, Chester A. Smoot,
Marguerite T. Berry, Doris A. Craig,
Anita T.. Huguley, Oline E. Huguley,
Ruby Snead, Alice f. Tyler, Evelyn
|. Thomas; business course, Lillian
Lewis.
Burrville SehOOl--William X. Collins,
Ulysses G. Lee, Vernon +. Marlowe,
julius o. Pogue, Juanita G. Bannister,
Mamie r. KEYS, Mildred A. Rivers,
Ethel r. Washington.
Deanwood SchooI-William IT. Jack
son. Kathryn T., Barnes, Mary G..
Brooks, Thelma L. Craig, Avis A. Cad
son. Lucille Young.
Logan SchoOl-William Cole. Free
lar z. Williams, Virginia n. Lomax,
Elsie r. Stewart, Helen +. Tyler, Aus.
tralia l.. Yates.
LOvejOy SchooI-James f, Brown,
Lawrence V. Morton, Alfred II. Neal,
Alfred Smith, Charles Wesley. Bust
ness course, Richard DoWell Wood
row j. Wilson, lila T.. Berry, Emma l..
Crawford. Dorothy e. Downs, Hazel +.
ltuges, Rachel NJ. Johnson, Elizabeth
Kemp, Eunice Landers, Grace Stone
Minor, Cecil s. Mcintosh, Ethel NJ.
Yerby, Zelma r. Williams.
To armstrong;
Birney School - Sumner Beverly
John W. Cooper, Earl b. Willard, VIII
liam Montague. Alphonzo Ridley, VIII
liam w. Kicks, James Simms, Joseph
y. Slaughter. Leroy ]. Thompson,
James f. Yates. Helen r. Alexander.
Lillian A. Banks, Anna NJ Docket,
Evelyn {. Gross, Susie A. Hail. Willie
NJ. Henson, Mary G. Jones, jeanette
r. Thompson Eunice V. Ware.
Burryille SchOOl-Beni amin Cole. AL
an Gales, Lawrence J. Hawkins. Clyde
Hill. Clarence l.. Jackson, William
A. Johnson. Donald +. Newman. Ze-
bedee Rolling, De Alley Ridgley.
James o. Shellman, Mary B. Burdette.
Bernice G. Bush, Dorothy f., Facin,
Beatrice o. Gross. Gladys B. Lewis,
Laura Etheline Lewis. Lena M. Long.
us, Leonora b. Washington, Elizabeth
II. Williams, Hester b. Woodward.
DeanwoOd SchOOi-John w. Black
vile. Benjamin A. Brown, Arthur w.
| Butler, Alexander j. Jones. John +
Jones, John II. Washington, Bernice
| r. Abrams, Dorothy +. Diggs. Sara
| NJ Doctor, Arena Dunahoe, Mary r.
| Harley. Virginia G. Lyons, Helen Nj
| Platter, Hattie +. Shorter, Juanita II.
| Slade, Viola r. Willis.
| Logan SchoOl-Vinceft p. Anthony.
| Robert W. Carter, James T.. Harrison
| Paul f. Howard, Charles r. Manly,
| Thelma T.. Carter. Helen Cecilia
| Gibbs. Elsie V. Manly, Lucinda Swain
| Catherine NJ. Simms.
| LOveioy SchOOl-Samuel r. Albury,
| Lawrence Brown. Roland Curtis, VIII.
bur $. Cash. Edward c. Fountain.
| Archibald f. Skipper James Ruth.
| ford Shaw, Charles V. Smith, Andrew
| -. Stewart, James Washington,4 Thorn
as Young. Raymond Young, Janet
Brooks. .Wilhelmina Champion, Elea.
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tine Perkins. Vivian Perkins, Mable
Pitts. Helena Travers.

New Bell Sclo0I-Arthur Ashton.
Lenox Baltimore. Peter Brown. Ray
mond Brown, William Butler, Harris
jackson, Thomas Jackson, Ellsworth
Lucas, Clarence Mills, Melvin Morley.
Clifton Mozee, Romeo Parran, William
Shanklin, Joseph Whole, Bernard VIII
liams, Thomas Harris. Edward Allen,
William Cross, Henry Fields, Melvin
Parker, John Brown, Hammond Fish
er, Evelyn Branch, Lottie Broadus.
Edna Harris, Hattie Ingram, Rosina
Lane, Bernice Moten, Gladys Paige,
Rebecca Russell, Rosebud Saunders,
Vivian Smith, Elsie Spencer, Ruth
Thomas, Louise Butler. Margaret Bon.
ner. Harriet Cloud. Arbutus Dowery.
Mildred jackson, Estelle Lancaster,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22
Marjorie Robinson, Sujette Ruffin,
Mary Wilson, Vashtine jackson.

Lincoln SchO0i--Henry Anderson.
Milton Addison. Howard Bunch, Law
renee Burgess, Alfred Carter, Clifton
Hillery, Arthur Mitchell Herman
Moore, William Rogers, Julian Smith
Clarence Swami, Charles Taylor, Cap
tain Bracy, Raymond Diggs, William
Fleming, Garrison Smith, Catherine
Brooks. Rose Beverley, Myrtle Chase.
Ola Conner, Mary Curtis, Geraldine Dy-
son. Raynell Davis. Frances Echols.
Ruby Garner. Laura Goodloe, Pauline
Holmes, Maurice Jenifer, Catherine
Johnson. Verona Logan, Evelyn Lo-
gan. Gladys Lindsay, Dolores Martin,
Marie Roe. Grace Richardson, Lena
Ruffin, Myrtice Robinson. Vivian,
Smith, Rose Vincent. Madeline VAST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22

Old Bell SchoOi-Elmer Bell. Jesse
Brown, Albert Crawley, Leroy Harvey,
Harry Liberty, James Milton, James
Smallwood Stirling Thomas, George
Tyer, Chester Williams, Beatrice
Brown, Frances Bowser, Lucille But
Ter, Elizabeth Campbell. Matilda Camp
bell Luberta Chase, Elsie Clarke, Irma
Colding, Julia Dawson, Gladys Dean,
Beatrice Fitzhugh, Selma Gardner
Bernice Holmes, Dorothy Minor, Chris
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Earl Barringer, James Browne, Will
liam Bailey. Ernest Eure. Edward
Tolson, Raymond White, Wilbert War
rem, Evelyn Barringer, Letha Berry
man, Mildred Browne, Edith Bingham.
Hazel Gray, Helen Ford. Frances Fer
guson, Eleanora Rivers, Evelyn Smith,
Louise Tanner, Geneva Toison, Jen-
ME Taylor.
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ington, Mabel Woodland. Juanita
West, Fannie Carter. Agnes Hall, Eliz-
abeth Merrill. Jennie Sneed, Mary
Steward, Dorothy Williams. :.
Syphax SchoOl-Norman Baylor,
Raymond Brown, Bernard Ferguson.
Raymond Fowler. Melvin Jackson,
John Love. James Norwood. Lillian
Bell. Lottie Brown, Margaret Crawley.
Helen Daggs, Iuanita Ferguson. Mary.
Galdden. Bernice Godfrey. May Har
vey, Geneva Mundy. Marion Robinson.
Charlotte StuItz. Alice Tillynan.
TO Phelps Vocational School:
Birney Sch0ol-James II. Chase,
Robert. Waters.
TO Margaret Washington Voca-
tional School:
Continued on Twenty-fourth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22

mer w. Grimes, Carl NJ. Loffier, Car.
roll III. Osborn.
To Business-Mildred r. Cusiek.
To Central: Rinnie c. Lind.
To Western: Omea T.. Osborn.
Ketcham.van Buren,, NJ. E. Cook,
teacher:
To Eastern-Elmer w. BeaH, Myra
r. Benhoff, James r. Bivens, Colum.
bia NJ. Brandenburg, Julian l.. Cabell
Lewis E. Cooke, Ruth X. Deane. Mil.
dred G. Denison, Elsie v. Edge, Doris
J. Fort. Emma G.. Hammer, Dorothy
G. Hampton, Mildred f. James,
Claude f. Jordan. Dorothy f. Lee.
Jack w. King, Jerome Levy, Clarence
=. Plumb. Dorothy V. Quinn, Myrtle
T. Rivers, Gertrude b. Roberts, AL.
berta X. Scott, William w. Smith.
George Il. Torney. Hartwell F. Tuck.
er, Charles Z. White, Raymond w.
Williams, Joseph Is. Yahraes.
To Business-Mary l.. Nuttycombe.
George w Solemn.
TO st. Teresa's High School (paro.
chiall-Mary f. Brashears.
assigned-Frances +. Ball. Grace
Y. Francis. Cora l.. Kidwell. Minnie
A. Purll, Russell l.. Sansbury.
Lenox School, n. B. Yuykendall,
teacher:
To DISCRIMINATION w. White.
Blanche V. Slant, Ruth Z. Hewitt
Laura V. Abel. Franklin NJ. Lane, Vir-
ginia f. Doyle.
TO Mckinley Stephen L. Hatos.
Unassigned-Helen j. Rider, James
r. Mills.
Ieuox School. r. r. wi,l;en
teacher:
To Central-Maurice f. Corbin.
To Neutrality-suspicious. Alpert.
TO Eastern-Nirginia I. Robey,
Beverly J. Luscombe. Emma +.
White. Arnold r. Jackson. Ethel c.
Ball. Forbes l.. Brown. Drewry +.
Woody, Adeline l.. Waterholter, Lii
liam NJ Morris. Eugene l.. Doyle.
Unassigned-Elton +. Taylor.
Randh. Highlands School, B. l..
FawcetfSpacher:
To Eastern-Grace NJ Mathieson,
Marion NJ Shipley, Oran r. Wilker-
son. Myrtle V. Lowe. Constance L.
Pierce. Norris K. McCune, Anna T.
Wolf. Evelyn X. Waidler, Ruth Col
Inns. Gladys r. NaeCker, Stanley r.
French. Eula l. Norfolk, Alma l..
Schickler. Catherine Streitberger, Ida
l.. Mangum. William Z. Tayman,
Elizabeth NJ Bowles, Paul l.. Lewis,
Helen NJ. MacWilliams, Courtney r.
Litz, Lillian c. Bailey, Ruth f. Null
lican, Rose p Gebhardt. George NJ.
Gray, Frances w. Bowie.
To BusnesS-Helen r. McIlvaine.
Madeleine L. McMullin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-22
TENTH AND ELEVENTH
DIVISIONS.
Bruce School:

DTUVF SCIIUUTs
To Dunbar-Lloyd G. Cooper,
George II. Daugherty, Austin l.. Flick
ling, Veola l.. Johnson, Frank Homer
King, Harold W. Mcleod, Bernard
Hayden Ray. Eugene w. Scott, Rich
ard B. Scott. Raymond T. Sharpe,
Herman F. Slaughter. Helen NJ. An
derson. Elise Barbour, Firmar r.
Briscoe. Ruth J. Butler. Eunice Car
ter. Sallie l.. Cushingberry. Dorothy
Davis. Audrey l.. Felis, Dola Kenner,
Adele E. Lee. Eunice T. Kicks, Pauline
S. Robb. Mary l.. Rusten, Evelyn B.
Scott, Olga w. Vrooman.
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SEVENTH DIVISION.

Brent School, NJ. L. Stephens.
teacher:
To Business-Beulah II. Anderson.
To Eastern-Robert +. Burns. Yon
How Lee( Arthur j. Taylor. William
V. Watts. Ethel M. Brennan, Ellen II.
Elliot, Mildred j. Grinder, Elizabeth \.
Leek, Jean A. Otterback, Nola r.
Stone, Mary G. Williams.
To MISUNDERSTANDING Aquilino,
Carl Vogt.
Buchanan School. J. f. Dugan.
teacher:
To Eastern-Ruth l. Bayliss. Abra.
ham Brooks, Vienna X. Bradford, Eu
gene &. Brockman. Claude f. Bur.
linGame, Helen V. Butts, Frances NJ
rallow. Kenneth l.. Carroll. William
T. Chandler. Helen &. Goodman. Mar.
garet J. Dykes. Martha K. Cant, AIDE
laide A. HAZEL. Frances NJ. Hainos
Martha j. hire, Donald s. Kim.
ball, Ernest /. Linthicum, Vir-
ginia Mitchell. Helen G. Oehmann.
Mabel +. Padgett, Bertha NJ. Price
Dorothy &. Ricketts,. Henry Rosen.
berg. Mildred NJ. Shepard, John II.
Smith, Mary L. Spector, G. Richard
Van Dercook. Gladys +. Wells. Fran.
els w. Winchester, Albert +. Wirz.
George o. Woodall.
TO Mckinley-Charles s. Coaklev.
Observation-Disclosures Bernstein, Rich.
ard f. Biggs.
Buchanan School, VI. f. Wood.
teacher:
To Eastern-Esta Y. Black. Benja.
min Bookoff. Luther G. Bushong.
Ralph l.. Davis, William T. Douglas
Hazel Y. Decatur, Harry X. Fix,
Catherine VI. Leer, Carl NJ. Lickner,
Thelma Lyttle. Louise V. Morse, Bella
Pasternak, Evelyn r. Perkins, Helen
j. Railey, Ruth T.. Richards, Ralph s.
Shackelford. Mary r. Van Horn,
George B. Williams, Delphia j. vii
hams, Thelma g. Winkelman. Mar.
JoFie T.. Wilson, Winifred !. Wilson
Alice l.. Wood.
To cKinley-Raymond p. Paum.
lnassig ned-Haryey II. Hall, Anna
NJ. Hall. Annie NJ. Stuart, Goidie NJ
Harding, Susie r. kettner.
Congress Heights School, S. A
%Tichenor, teacher:
To Eastern--Thomas II. Clifton
William r. Devine, John II. James
Milton }. Lohr. Charlie A. Lovejoy
William l.. Pierce, Thelma A. Cook,
Edna e. Guiman, Ruth ]. HUNT
Esther l.. kindly, Frances NJ. Lindner
Elsie NJ. Loveiess, Ruth |. Sanders
Mary r. Sansbury, II. Viyien Shaw.
Ta MckinleY-Carl A. Benner. Ell
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2,01O GRADE SCHOOL
PUPILS GRADUATED
first Division Leads, With 325,
Colored Children on List
Number 500.

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fnerley. Nellie E. Hobbs. Mildred F.
Small, Harriet p. Stryker.
To Western-Richard e. Lane,
Frederick L. Pickett
Unassigned-V. Elizabeth Burks,
Eleanor NJ. Richards, Helena Urciolo.