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Congress Heights Schools. A. Itch
puOr Priucin1I


Eighth grade. Miss Sarah Tichenor.
teacher: First test-MarX Loffier, Ken
meth Laugey, Mary Sansbury. SECOND
tast-Da vid Hardester. Thelma Cook
Louise Sellner. Viola Sanford
Seventh grade. Miss Eva Trusheim,
teacher: First test-Robert Cohen
William de Vaughn. Florence Penning.
ton. Second test-~Myrtle Humphrey
Louise Johnson.
Seventh grade. Miss Helen Mason
teacher: First test-Lester Thrift.
Catherine Norb2ck. Bethel Marmion
Audrey Naines, Emily Miller. Mildred
Sisson. Blanche Bradhurst, Esther
Day. Second testLF,sther Barrett.
Mabel Barrett. Lillian Cook, Ida New.
ton. Dorothy kliest.
Sixth grade. Miss Helen Mcguire
teacher: First test--t'red Waller.
Stanley Walter, Edward F,lcin. Louise
Galloway. Helen Simon: Dolores Abel.
lera. Second test-karI Scherer.
Montgomery Stubblefield, Charles
Crawford
Fifth grade. Miss Virginia William.
son, teacher: First test-Burnard
Stewart. Leonard Cross, Robert Van
SlSe, Dorothy Marlowe, Louise Jar.
Doe Thelma Stamp.
Flfth grade, Miss Eugenia Slatterv.
teacher: First test-Ernest Beavers
Moodroe Cox. Lawrence de Vaughn
Ruth Allen, Margaret Day. Elsie Hal
~. catherine Stewart, Elsie Ward
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Carbery Schooi-C. Mathis, PRINCIPAL

Sixth grade, Miss Cornelia Mathis,
teacher: First test--George Biggs,
Philip Gentilcore, Garrett Potts, Irv-
Ing Schneider, Dorothy FAINT, Virginia
Longest, Virginia Moore, Alice Rosson
Second test-Francis Hurd, David
Sprinkle, Alton Sullivan, Gladys Price
Fifth grade, Miss Ruth Dick. teach
or: First test-Charles Bowman, Ralph
Caporatti, Earl Fortney. William Greg
Dry. Walter Hughes. William Lamb.
Frank Leongini. Frank Principe. Paris
RiZzo, Ferdi Sturiale, Margaret Cox.
Mildred Dorman, Elizabeth May,
Louise Rosson
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teacher: First test--Harold Cannella,
Mildred Absher, Beuiah Bayne, Len.
nora Burn. Gertrude Geller. Second
test-Charles circuit. Marion TRAY.
land.
Eighth grade, Miss Mary Sheads,
teacher: First test--F'ra ncis Blaine. Os.
Edward O'Bren, John Marshall. Sec.
ond test--Robert Renfro. Martin Smell
ings. Elise Thompson. Mary Timmons
Olga Van Tassel. Helen klappas, Ruby
Lee Whitley.
Sixth grade, Miss Emma Condor
teacher First test-Ruth Nordstrom
Elizabeth Thomas. Virginia Kendrick
Second test--Ethel Mcclure.
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Ketcham SchOOl-M. f. Graves,
principaI.

Eighth grade, Mrs. Mary Cook
teacher: First test-Joseph Yahraes
Jerome Levy, Raymond Williams,
Woodrow Beall. Hartwell Tucker. lisa.
belle Davis, Mary Brashears, Myrtle
Rivers, Cora kidwell. Second test
George Torney. Claude Jordan, vii.
liam Smith. Russell Sansbury. Russell
Birens, Clarence Plumb, Jack King,
Ruth Deane, Mary Nuttycombe, Grace
Francis, Dorothy Lee.
Eighth grade. Miss CLARA Brandt,
teacher: First test--HarriSon FILTERS
Charles Kane. Edward Plumb, Carl
Steele, Elsie Bryant. Manoma Hud.
son, Mary Rector. Dorothy Davis, Sec
ond test-Marvin Baxter, Dorothy
Baker, Ruth Clarke, Ruth Lott. Elsie
Nolte. Edna Dyer, Laura Wolfe.
Sixth grade, Mrs. Anna Blanken.
ship, teacher: First test--George Ad.
lung. Randall Bittle, julius Davis,
Charles Zimmerman, Wexford, Payne,
Evelyn Montgomery. Helen Garden,
Edith Stevens, Dorothy Pyles. Mary
Yahraes, Sarah Sothoren, Virginia
Clarke, Jeanette Birens, Margaret
Torney. Second test -Wesley kidweIl
Jessie Ferguson, Catherine Schye.t.
Seventh grade, Miss Mary Mason,
teacher First test-Alfred Carter,
tlyde hey, Albert Chace, Robert
Thompson, William Edelin,, Howard
Clarke, Eliza beth Killian. Jean FOLSOM.
Neola Jones, Bessie Mudd. Second
test-Bernabe Navarro. Emmett Tow.
ers. Joseph elliott. Chester Sydnor.
Leonard Thorne, Charles Rensmith.
Norman Thorne. Dorothy Green, Lii.
liam Russell, Louise Dodge.
Fifth grade, Mrs. Edith Jarboe
teacher First test--Douglas Miskeu
Henry Jay, Doris Meade, Enola Hud
son, Elsie Pumphrey.
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Monroe School,. Beckham, Princi.
nal

Eighth grade. Miss Caroline Bar.
nard. teacher: First test-John Schorr
Hazel Hickman. Marion Hickman,
Charlotte Salkeld Second test-John
Asero, Harry Bowman, Lawrence Ca.
pone. Wilbur Dean. Julius Diener
Charles Gotkin. William Harmon,
Samuel Mensh. Judith F'rielicoff. Alma
Harris. Helen Johnson, n. Aileen
O'Connor.
Seventh grade, Miss Cecilia Rogers,
teacher: First test-Eugene Nolda,
Albert Tievsky. Ruth Tenn. Second
test--Walter Diener, Wilbert Hennig,
Tony Mastromarino, Anthony Stanish.
Yolanda Forcella. Margaret Hall.
Celestina Mastroma rino, Dora thy
Rausch.
Eighth grade, Miss Irene Sanderson,
teacher: First test-,Tennie Ridden.
Second test--Albert Andrusla, Albert
Beavers, L,evette Coffren, Lawrence
Gaffney, Pasquale Iacangelo. Morgan
Lewis. Alfonzo Malta, Howard Moore.
Lester Murray, Louis Sernia, Everett
Senge. Louise Best. Henrietta F;rd-
man. Sylvia Kneas, Lucy Petrone.
Miriam Tenn.
Seventh grade. Miss Sarah Otter
back, teacher: First test-Silvio Clio
vannetti Samuel Levin, Samuel Ma
ciulla, Louis Nan. Frank Marine,
Peter Stathes, Florence Baker. Louise
Perlinsky, Helen Decker, Sarah Heck
man, France Mestiken. Sadie Solo
mon. Second test--Melvin Baker,
Samuel Mostow, Fannie Becker, Ca.
mile Bird, Estelle Treund. Sarah
Glass.
Sixth grade. Mrs. Lola Eastlack,
teacher: First test-William Mahoney,
Ethel Anderson, Dorathy Carlson,
Margaret Cook, Anna Dellanoci, Shir.
ley Goldberg, Catherine Rock, Mar
garet Sherer. Second test-Arnold
Freedman, Billy Harris, Charles Mos
tow.
Sixth grade. Mrs. Grace Freedman,
teacher: First test-Guy Cantella, Flu.
gene Gallagher, Carlton Giovanetti.
William Gateau. William Hodge. Max
Kurland, Marcus Mensh Emily APP
peril. Sarah Nail, Margaret Perrone.
Second test-Raymond Hammer, Cliff
ford Klein. Vincent Tozzell, Alkaline
Raymond. Virginia Walters
Fifth grade, Miss MAY Jack, tea cher:
First test-Edwin Poole.
Fifth grade. Miss Agnes Goodloe.
teacher: First test-Edward Bigler,
Joseph Erdman. Amiel Gateau. John
Hart. Charles Hte, George I4ynard.
Frank Newman. Jack Seitz. Angelina
Capone, Gertrude Douglas. F'ilucca
George. Dorathy Fuller Elvira Iacan.
gelo, Mary Malta, Mary Ellen Ward.
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Buchanan Sch0Ol--M. X. McCausIen,
PRINCIPAL.

| Eighth grade, Miss Mary Wood
teacher: First test-Marshai Baker
Ralph Davis, Marjorie Wilson. Thelma
| Winllieman. Second test-Bernartl
Williams. Helen Railey, Christine Aid.
| rich. Catherine Ieer.
Eighth grade. Miss Jeanette Dugan.
| teacher: First test--Lee Carroll, Fran
els Winchester. Richard Van Dercook
| Charles Coakley. Margaret Dykes,
Bertha Price, Elizabeth King, Mary
Spector. Second teSt--Ernest Linthi-
cum Gladys Wells. Nelma Bradford.
Helen Butts, Mabel Padgett, Ruth
Bayliss.
Seventh grade, Mrs. Mary DE Marco.
teacher: First test-Ellwood Midget.
William F'riel. Charles King, James
Collins, Gabriel White, Brunette
Blaine, Harvey Titus, Beatrice Jet,
Isabel Lowery. Second test-Melvin
Holt, Walter Windsor. Eva Croniger.
Seventh grade. Mrs. Mabel Rick,
Melvin HERMAN, William Jones,
Leonard Hardness, Alan Bradley.
Samuel Weisman, Charles Callison,
Paul Bergling, Carl Pouncey, Andrew
Alien Margaret Hinegardner Doro-
thy Higham, Frances Lewis. Second
test-Josoph Accardi Edwin Binkley,
Elizabeth Lacey, Janet Rock, Dolores
Iglchart, Ethel Hertz, Elranna Seid-
Ter. Dorothy Bisc!Rff, Tillie Minded,
Mildred Bell. Maria Berger.
Sixth grade, Miss Bertha Newell,
teacher: First test--Edward Sunshine,
Robert Campbell. Herbert Thorn, Helen
Vogei, Lois Loeffier, Emma Young.
Thelma Lewis. Helen Silver. Ethel
REILLY, Ethel Hamilton, Helen Mind
ling Second test-Harry Fonoroff,
Beryl Winkleman.
Sixth grade. Miss Marcella Maloy,
teacher: First test--Edwin Coppage,
Melvin Eicher, George FURNACE,
George Hid. Carroll Iandvoight, Da-
Wis Morse. George Stephens, William
Steadman, George TAFT, James Lantz,
Woodrow West. Virginia Allen, An
toinette Errico Margaret Draper, Ger
trude Mullen, Mildred Thomas. Sec
ond test-Wallace Norwood, Charles
Thompson, Elizabeth Crooke.
Fifth grade, Miss Fay Rosenberg,
teacher First test-Francis Blaine, Os-
car Blaine, Walter Laing, Bernard Go.
heens. Vincent Vaccaro, Allen Glas-
coe, Earl Quade, Burton Frank, Owen
I.aing, Thomas Allan, Charlotte Neal
Mildred Darden. Aleene Young, An
tonina Valenza, Edna Keissling. Mae
Federlne, Thelma Deakins. Teresa
Oakley, Catherine Weismueller. Sec.
ond test-Helen Polvinale. Margaret
Thomas.
Bryan School--M. K. Slleads, Principal
Seventh grade, Miss Mabel Lar
combe, teacher: First test---Bruce
kritzer. Marie Schwarzman, Louise
Williams. Second test-Elmer Daniel
Margaret Roudabush.
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Cranch School--C. \. Luebkert, Priu.
CipaI

sixth grade, Mrs. Mary Murphy,
teacher: First test--IevelIe Dean
Herman Murray. Victor SNYDER. Edith
Gurevitz, Evelyn Rector. Marguerite
scott; Second test-Virginia kish.
paugh
Sixth grade, Miss Rosa Wincate.
teacher: First test-Emery Sparshot
MAYNARD Hardness. Robert Brown,
wilson Deshazo. Howard Hayenner.
Lewis Reeves, Arthur Diver. Jack
Ferber, James Laskowitz, Howard
Norton, George McGaha. Dominic
al Giorgio. Ella Bieberitz. Clara Ros.
enblum. Edith Day. Frances Linton.
Ruth Smith. Violet Shelton, Irene Pad.
gett, Marie Brosnan. Catherine Sulli.
van. Second test-James Cox, Dor.
othy Painter.
Fifth grade. Miss Lillian HALEY.
teacher: First test--karl T.. Phebus.
liueene Phebus. Jack Nicely, Marjorie
DE Puy, Helen flicgs, jeanette IIoddes.
Dorothy Boyd. Irene Walker, Dorothy
Harris. Dorothy. Ferguson, Dorothy
Conover, Elizabeth Hunt
Fifth grade, Miss Hattie Herfuth,
teacher: First teSt-~William Frain,
Earl HAZEL. Joseph POlvinale, Henry
Brooks, Lewis Radowitz, Gladys vii.
iams. Margaret Turner. Mildred Wal
lace. Louise O'Connor, Beatrice Little
Dorothy Mangum, Marion Steadman,
June Turner, Marie Beyerling.
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KenilwOrh SchoOl-M. f.. Bannon
Principal.

Seventh grade, Miss Mary Bannon,
teacher: First test-,Hohn Maxwell,
Marx Qea!d. CsglsteR LlRgshask.
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SEVENTH DIVISION
Brent SchooI-E. r. Dalton. Principal

Brent SchOOl-E. i. Dalton, Principal
Eighth grade, Miss Mary Stephens
teacher: First teSt---Julius Pruss. Ellen
Elliot, Marie F'aber Mildred Grinder
Anna Kaiser, Mildred Neumayer, May
Smith. Second test-Carl Vogt, Jen.
ME Jakubec.
Seventh grade. Miss f. Louise Smith
teacher: First test-Melvin Redmiles
Muriel Barnes. Louella Baily, Rena
Burnham, Ruth Conner, Catherine
1taliano. Lota lie Compile. Second
test-Stanley Coffren, Everett Cook
sey, Frances Lodge, Bessie Pruss, Ma
rie Rider. Doris Rhorbach.
Sixth grade, Miss F.iizabet Higgins
teacher: First test--Joseph Smith, Is.
rael Resnick. Robert Neal. Lawrence
Monaco, Louis Berlinsky, Gilbert
Hunt, Eleanor Walker, Evelyn Garri-
son. Dorothy Gleason, Mildred Stone,
Helen Darlington.
Fifth grade, Miss Audrey HAZEL,
teacher: First test--Vincent di Fran
cesco, Ernest Gates, Jack Wellington,
Charles Sinclair, Emery Adams. Gil
bert Cecil. Mark Lepper, Melville Mof.
felt Sarah ,Alpert. Edna May Gleason.
Mildred Harris, Barbara Livingston.
Edna McDuffin. Jane Norris. Reba
Sher, Arbutus Shomette, Evelyn Tyd-
ings, Marjorie Wilbur.
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Langdon School--A. NJ. SissOn.
PRINCIPAL.

Eighth grade. Mrs. F. h. Houston
teacher: First test-E0gar Hyatt,
Daniel Greenip. stephen Landlord,
William Clements. Margaret Phelps.
Second test-Gerald Lay, Richard
Higdon Martin Allwine. Herbert Post.
Fitzhush Rodgers, Paul Christensen.
Edna Sherzey, Savilla Swigart, Lois
Jarrett. Ellen Haber, Aleda Newell.
Carrie Crouch. Laurel de Merritt, Jean
Carnahan, Dorothy Harding. Irma
Lewis. Georgiana Stoulil, Eva Haynes,
Ella Allison.
Seventh grade, Miss Sarah Musson.
teacher: First test-Colin Collins. Win
field Dampier, Robert Hankins. Sec
ond test-Lucy Clark, Virginia Dixon,
Virginia Fall. Barbara Mclean, Mary
Ryan.
Seventh grade. Miss Olivia Arth,
teacher: First test-Robert Burnley,
Albert Glow, Walter Kleeman, CLYDE
Portch. Mason Rodgers. Richard Sim
kins. Elizabeth Avery. Eleanor Harri-
son. Second test-Elmer Allen, Don
aid Cutsail, Carleton Edwards. Viii
liam Garman. Carl Pippert, Walter
Topper. Abbie Arnold. Barbara Baker.
Gertrude Hyatt, Hazel Osborne. Mar
garet Robertson. Daisy Wetmore.
, Sixth grade. Miss Lillian diversified
eacher: First test-Wallace Haynes.
Alice Lewis. Second test-Daniel Tip
petit. Frank Mayhem. Douglas Eadie,
Vida Bowman.
Fifth grade, Mrs. X L. McPhaul
teacher: First test-Donald d'Andelet,
Joseph Longo. Leroy Green, Nathan
Bowman. John Onyun. William Sim
kius, Roy Meinzer. Harold Burton.
Dixon Mclean. Audrey Phelps. Made
line Mertz. Margaret Gramlick, Mary
Griffith Frances Harding. Mona Car
man.
Fifth grade. Mrs NJ. A. Newman,
teacher: First test-Stephen Beach,
Melvin Brooks, Robert Higdon, Ber-
nard Rupp, Ruth Neiss, Marjorie
Lane. Dorothy Donneliy, Jean Rassier,
Louise Davis, Margaret Kegbein, Mae
Higdon. Dorothy Osborne. Josephine
Stoulii. Second test-Fred Williams,
Joseph Wall, Lillian Crouch.
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BRYAN school--M. E. sheads, Principal

Seventh grade, Miss Mabel Lar
combe, teacher: First test-Brnce
kritzer. Marie Schwarzman, Louise
Williams. Second test-Elmer Daniel
Margaret Roudabush.
Fifth grade, Miss Helen Harper,
teacher: First test--William Warner,
Alice Berry. Marjorie Butler. poro-
thy White. ia
* Sixta ,gseasraIss EDITH Moers.
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Futin Saloon, Helen Schenck, Thelma

Futin Saloon. Helen Schenck, Thelma
West.
Fifth grade. Mrs. NJ. Repetti.
teacher: First test-Daniel Cation,
Arthur Counts. John Glakas. Harry
Kearns, Russell Ward, Edwina War.
ner.
Sixth grade, Mrs. Mae Beller,
teacher: First test-Elmore Pixton.
Maurice Love. Edward klotz. William
Mcdonnell, James Roach. William
Lowry. Sam F'eldman. Boyd Wise.
Jack Griffith. Earl Gilbert. Walter
Davis, Bernice F'lester. Margaret
Turner. Marion Brckhead. Marylinn
Miller, Evelyn Haywood. Second test
Raymond Colvin, Mary Dumford,
Margaret Grisett, Sue Murray. Lor-
ralne Sands, Mary Hayden. Elizabeth
koehler.
Sixth grade. Miss Margaret Mona
han. teacher: First test--Fred Rassett.
Herbert Bohnke, Erminio Chiatto.
Henry Beavers. Everett Golihew,
Erie Sears. Julia Carragher. Mildred
Poole. Second test--Philip Faber,
Frank Carter. Ernest koontz. Louis
Maisel Samuel Ganuett, Beverly
Fowler. Ellie Howes. Dorothy Gorrie,
Mary Presutti, Mildred Watson.
Fifth grade, Miss Grace Bush,
teacher: First test--Wilbur Howes.
Bernard Hall, Ross Pirtle, George
Ballard. George Carrick. Stanley
Mosher, Thomas Farrall. Anna Ewald.
Hermine Ewald. Vivian Schrider.
Mary Horner. Althes Washer, Dolores
Fisher, Frances Reid, Caroline Bello,
Helen Harvey, Evelyn Taylor. Hen
rietta Maxwell, Margaret Owens.
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GREATER NUMBER
SUCCEED IN EVENTS
Dr.. Rebecca Stoneroad An
nounces Complete List
of Victorious.

Continued from Page ThirtY1
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Blow Scbool-C. e. Kelsey. Princ;nal

Seventh grade. Miss Gertrude Ke).
sey. teacher: First test-Pau Brook.
Bernard Panetta. Earl Wilson, Bea-
trice Shapiro, Elaine Zimmerman
Second test--Richard Cusick. Renton
Dirby. Alfred Lane, Franklin Marion
Francis McGrath. Elmer pyles. .Regi.
maid Snouffer, David Zoll:nhofer. Vir
ginia Arnold, Evelyn Brooke, Viola
Frazier. Mary JunGhans,
Sixth grade, Miss Hannah Nc
l4aughlin, teacher: First test-William
Essex, Rufina King Dorothy Violet.
Second test-Thomas Di SaNo.
Fifth grade, Mrs. Katherine De
Shazo, teacher: First test, James Nor
ris, Angelo DE Salvo, Ernest Violet.
Jack Kent, John Simonds. Dorothy
Elwell Virginia Cave. Dorothy Reamy,
Elizabeth Wilson.
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Hayes Schools. X. Craighill.
priucipaI.

sixth grade, Miss Isabel Jorda n,
teacher: First test-Trea Baxter
Frank Burke, George Baier, Herbert
Ferris. Grace Marucci, Adelaide Cos.
teilo. Frances Conover. Vivian Spring
er. Frances Zimmerman, Helen Hunt.
er, Jane Arnold, Marion Mcmahon.
Natalie Principe, Dorothy Barnard
Lucille de Bari. Lois Middleton. Sec.
ono test-Paul Wagner, Mary Crisa
fun. Margaret Young.
Fifth grade, Miss Eloise Mace. teach.
er: First test-Elwood Topper, Frank.
I'm Lanham. Howard Morris. Merl
swope, Daniel Burrier, Richard Gil.
iett, Frank Drizzi. Robert Pinto. Viola
E.slin. Josephine O'Brien, Harriet
Pruitt. Florence Mcmahon.
Fifth grade. Miss Nanette Castell
teacher: First test-Albert Alesand.
relli. George Bowles. Lindsay Branson
Frank Jardine, William Jones. Fran.
CTS Reed. Julian Stanner, Mary Brizzi
mary Gotsis, Ella McInerney, Teresa
Milice, Thelma Mullikin. Virginia Tay.
Tor, Mildred Tretapo. Mary Weher
The Washington times., 1927-01-20
RELIGIOUS ISSUE IN.
MEXICAN ROW HIT

the people in Ireland would the good offices of the
Government to stop persecution Mexico would equally
do SO the persecution directed against the Protestant
churches of Mexico would do il portion of the
Mexican people being oppressed and slaughtered
Scores and of times Government has protested
against wrongs and cruees IN foreign lands Scores of
times have rendered good offices without danger Of
war and to the credit of Christian civilization
PUTS RESPONSIBILITY ON HELM
Mr. President may have angered my friends; did not
want to- merely say that when forced to discuss
religious questions in the Senate he who begins the dis
cusson must accept the responsibility They were here
until the Senator from Alabama spoke Of course he has
the right to protest against But against the ground of
his opposition protest and object
In conclusion permit to issue this warning: War may
be produced by mprovdent acts and foolish agitation
Incendary editorials and nfammatory speeches made IN
this country will be repeated in Mexican papers and accom-
panied by like recrminaions The Mexican articles may
then be reprinted in the United States accompanied by still
denuncatory utterances So the process Of stirring
up hatred suspicion and fear may be carried to such
degree to produce demand for More than one
great war has been caused by similar processes.
At such time this patience forbearance and calm
councils accompanied by spirit of fairness ought to pre-
vail Such course will in all probability avoid any serious
trouble with the republic Of Mexico An opposite course
full of menace.
The Washington times., 1927-01-20
ImOgene Denies She
Has Fled Berlin Debts

CHERBoURG. Jan. 20.-Imogene
Robertson. known on Broadway as
Imogene Wilson, has sailed for the
United States on the Majestic.
Miss Wilson, through friend. de-
MED charges published in German
newspapers that she was running
away from debts in Berlin and
Munich. where she has been engaged
in motion picture work.
The Washington times., 1927-01-20
Defies Khan Order
And Stays in Town

HACKENSACK, N. j.. Jan. 20.
Lester ]. Schenck, music store pro-
prietor Of Hillside, has defied the
Ku Klux Khan, which gave him 4S
hours to leave town.
Three hooded men accused him
Of misconduct with married woman
Of Hillside and with charging IN eff.
feet that local officers were receiving
brides from rum-runners. whose
trucks passed through that town.
The Washington times., 1927-01-20
REAL RELIGION ToLERATEs NO BIGoTRY

The man who wants to get ahead
invests In home ownership You, too,
can get ahead and be independent.
Buy your own home from the many
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Buya"
The Washington times., 1927-01-20
TEXT OF SENATOR REEDS REMARKABLE SPEECH ON TOLERANCE

the poison Of hate covered with the slime Of prescription
polluted by the spirit of intolerance
Intolerance, Sir the child of Ignorance Give me the
radius of any mans intelligence and will describe the
circumference of his tolerance.
It is useless for the Senator from Alabama to shout
do not bring in religion He has brought in the question
Of religion; he has thrice brought it in.
MR.. HEFLN (of Alabama)- Mr. President, will the
Senator yield?
MR.. REED (of Mssouri)-In moment No good purpose
is to be served No informed person believes that the great
body of our Catholic people trying to drive into
war with Mexico on account of religion.
MR. HEFLIN-lr. President does the Senator mean that
when have read herethe Senator did the reso
luton read-what the Knights Of Columbus said namely,
that they demanded that the President stop proceed
ngs there at once that the time for watchfu waiting
was
SEEKS NO PERSONAL ARGUMENT
MR.. REED (of Missouri)-Oh heard that | do not
want to have personal argument with my FRIEND for
notwithstanding of his views which to me to
be far prefer leaving all Of that of the dis
MR. HEFLINThen deny that injected this issue into
this body
MR.. REED (of Missouri --The Senator brought it upon
this floor
MR.. HEFLIN-I did, and / am going to bring it again.
MR.. REED (of Missouri 1.-THE Senator shouted and
Numbered whilst the sumps in the Potomac River bobbed
up and down IN unison with his vociferous periods
Naughter)
MR.. HEFLIN-And they will be bobbing again
MR. REED (of Missour) ~ dare say they will bob again
am not going to say anything mean, although find it
pretty hard not TO-
Mr.. HEFLIN-The Senator may proceed, because am
going to speak when he is through
REAL RELIGION ToLERATEs NO BIGoTRY
MR. REED (of Missouri -Undoubtedly the Senator will
and so will the rivers but do not make this
personal matter. All desire say that religion itself
these prosecutions The spirit of religion of real
religion is that of tolerance Bgory has place beneath
the spre of Protestant tabernacle under the cross of
Catholic church. or within the walls of Jewish synagogue
Tolerance and good will charity and kindliness@t6ese
the four angels that nhab temples of real religion
We ought to have some of it everywhere and always
This much desire to say: That if it were for me tn de-
cide would do did when there was persecution Of
The Washington times., 1927-01-20
WHAT LIBERTY REALLY MEANS

my country anything to me- Sir it means that its
Constitution Is broad enough to protect every in the
right to hs faith every in the right his opinion
every man in his liberty of speech in his right peaceabe
assem6age and in his privilege to print his honest thoughts
this country is to live, then these fountain springs
bearing the pure waters Of Liberty must be polluted with
The Washington times., 1927-01-20

It shameful appeal by whomsoever made or wherever
made 1t is not thing 1t has broken out periodically
throughout the entire story of national e yet sir
here is my answer:
Catholics signed the Declaration of independence along
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-09-10
Marriage Licenses

Leslie Clevenger. &C. 702 Virginia.
mortician. and Marguerite Seyfried, "a,
1011 E. Tabor. secretary.
James Odorn. 49, ll8 Geisendorff. laborer,
and Ada Pryor. "a. 118 Geisendorff. house
keeper.
Blvd. insurance agent. and Martha Alice
Thompson. 81, 1899 Graceland.
Robert Smith, %, 1113 Ashland, clerk,
and Alice Reynolds. %. 625 N. Wallace,
John johnson. 81. 1919 Cornell, coal
dealer, and Allie Coffey. 46, 1919 Cornell,
housekeeper.
George Ayres, "a. Jasonville. Ind. miner,
and Loretta Clifford. 10. 1876 Brook. house.
William Averett. 80. $40 N. Superior.
druggist. and Sallie Duvall. 81. 1913 N. Mis-
Paul Zion, "a. GIT Hudson. baker. and
Daisy Rice, 81. 742 Adelaide. housekeeper.
and Loell Foster, 10, 1887 Blaine.
Ruby Groves. "a. 1910 College, salesman.
and Marie Bourne. l8; 1905 Bellefontaine.
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