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AM M.rs G Gas sgddsnly. THURSDAY,
Joseph, Bridget, Samuel, Rose and Made e.
line: F s,n Sd services at his late resi-
at $50 am; thence to the Holy Rosary
Catholic Church; 3rd and r SITS. NV.
Cemetery.
BIRCH, ALICE e. Departed this life on
$Smsfs sqt4rda y. Nav MAJ f a. i e ee16ef
RELATIVES and friends invited. 4'i Intsrmsnt
at Confessional Cemetery. o.
BROOKS, PRISCILLA. Departed this life
BRooKs, aunt Of Henderson sisii fN Johnson
John ftz6uEh and f E f wilson baf Res
mains resting at Barbour Bros. funeral
home, 40 st. ne. Notice of funeral
BROWN. JAMES N. On Thursday. May g..
MTs e. sc ciea 81 tns hGne q Ma sna
N. BROWN. Funeral Saturday. May 10,
At 2:So pm; from st Marks Episcopal
1nterment Church Cemetery. ''' 'N
1850 5 sIl Ehess ]; ;s%d
ana Mrs: gehn c SslTysd son F u raj
s %sttb Nay 1S n At thence f. s.
said at am. Intermsnt at Mount olivet
Cemetery
CLAGUE, CHARLES NJ. On Thursday May
II bsts ss St. nv EANSiE a. BELOVED xiis
Of 0s as n T. F H Gnsq from he ~
". Chambers Co funeral nome, .4th and
pm % 1ntsrmsnt Arlington National
Cemetery
CLEMENT, coRINNE. Suddenly. on Thurs;
daughter of Mrs Laura Clement of BoS-
ton, Mass. Funeral on Saturday, May 10,
mothep, 'i 2Fmin lrc G. Clement Hs Of 50 Rhode
vited. 1nterment Glenwood Cemetery.
Msy J. ssS II us rs:dense q Gfa
St ne, Michael J., beloved husband OF
s aSoHs pesdsnee on Nav
Moan o G4gr'e a R.a1ss
friends invited.
DALEY, MARY E. On Thursday. May 8,
sS st 24o NARY 7 E her beoVsd ss 'f
John Nj. and mother Of Mrs, Hiilesry OF
her sna sro ON R Ro May is
chu sie eRsr. 'n %ass viii II ss'.sf Heart
hsla PSs" and iTisnds iRVted
pucKETT. EMMA. Departed this life on
EM sHlidaE Duo NE BELOVED SoS daashtsr Of
Louise Duckett and the late Alfred Duck.
ett She leaves two sisters and three
brothers. Notice of funeral later.
FRAZIER, FRANK. Departed this life Tues
day, May 6. 1890. at 6 am, FRANK
FRAZIER. devoted husband Of Daisy
Frazier. father OF Eliza. Frank, tr. and
Willie Frazier. Funeral Saturday, May 10,
at 2:30 pm, from the John T. Rhines fu-
neral chapel, 3rd and Eye SITS. s.w. Inter
ment Rosemont Cemetery. 9
&, 1880, at her mothers home, High
Bridge. Md, after long illness. GER
TRUDE ]. HAYS (nee Mack. beloved wife
of Lees w. Hays. in her 33rd year. Flu
neral from the above residence on Satur-
day, May TO- at o am. Interment Assem-
sion Church, Bowie, Md. Relatives and
friends invited.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last a. hours:
Lydia A. Mcconnell, 81, $40 Rock Creek
Adam Ruppel. 80 s27 sth st, ne.
Wilmer p Vale, rs. Garfield Hospital.
Zisel Summer. 10, 405 ST.
Mary Kicks, SO, st. Elizabeth's Hospital.
Henry A. Croker, So, Emergency Hospital.
Morrell M. Mills, 56, st. EliSabeths Hos
pitsl.
Mary 8. B. Ryan, 50, Notre Dame Con-
Mabel 3. Garland, 40, 1918 Park I'd.
James r. Shermer, IS, Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Leola NJ. Gaghan, "a, Georgetown Hospital.
William J. McKeand 23, 4704 Georgia ave.
Helen Davis, 81. Casualty Hospital.
Gertrude Lyon, IS. Sibley Hospital.
Louis Bozin, months, Children's Hos
pital.
Joseph Irby, IS. Gallinser Hospital
william Carroll, 65, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Frank Clay. "a. Gallinger Hospital
Jutson Cave, 43, Gallinger Hospital.
Minnie Webb, II, Freedmen's Hospital.
Mary Sullivan, 81, Gallinger Hospital.
Clinton c. Rice. 2e: 1919 3rd st. s;w.,
Anita Clayborne, %, ITO Howard I'd. Sc.
Cliota Henry. 10. Gallinger Hospital.
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MAI. WILLIAM H. JACKSON
EXPIRES IN NEW YORK
Former Resident of Washington
Was One of Few Colored
Army Officers.

Mai. William H Jackson, former
resident of this city and one of the few
commissioned officers of the Army OF
the Negro race, died in New York City
Tuesday night and was buried in the
national cemetery at Cypress Hills,
Long Island. this morning. with mil
itary honors. according to War De-
partment advices
Maj. Jackson was graduated from the
College of Liberal Arts of Boston Uni
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UarAH nf UhankH.

HALLING. EDWARD. We wish to express
our appreciation to friends, neighbors and
pastor for their kind expressions of sym
patty and beautiful horal tributes at the
death of our beloved husband and father,
F.. EDWARD HALLING.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER
late MARTHA HAMILTON wishes to ex-
press their appreciation to relatives,
friends, neiEhbors. pastors and organiZa-
tions for their kind expressions OF SYM
patty and beautiful floral tributes during
the illness and at the death of our de-
voted wife, mother and Grandmother.
THE FAMILY. 9s
THOMAS, J. w. wish to express my deep
est appreciation to friends and relatives
for their expressions of sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes during the illness
and death Of my beloved husband, j. w.
HIS WIFE. MARY COURTNEY THOMAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

versity and served in Cuba during the
Spanish War, first as first lieutenant
in the 9Th Massachusetts Infantry and
later as a captain in the 48th United
State Volunteers, and also served in
the World War as a major in the Ma
tional Army.
He was retired from active military
service in 1927 and since then served as
appointment clerk in the office OF the
president of the Borough of Manhattan.
The funeral party was escorted to the
cemetery by Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Spanish War and by the entire
1st battalion of the 369th Infantry,
New York National Guard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09
WAR VETERAN DIES
AT HOME or FATHER

Dueber Mckinley Wells Will Be
Buried Tomorrow in Airing
ton Cemetery.
Dueber Mckinley Wells. 80 years old,
World War veteran and resident Of
washington for the past nine years,
died Yesterday at the residence of his
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
reague. $40 MARYLAND ave aw. Nat 8088
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u. S. AVIAT0RS LICENSED
$500 Planes Now Operating, Total
Permits Number $4,000.

BY the Associated Press.
A late count of aviation licenses by
the Commerce Department today fixed
the total of licensed airplanes now OPP
Grating al approximately $500, with
$4,000 licensed pilots, 200 of whom are
women, and $500 licensed mechanics.
More than one-sixth of the pilots re-
side In California. That State has 2,244
airmen, against 1.153 accredited to New
York, which is second.
Illinois is third in the number of
pilots, with 671, and Texas fourth, with
$40.
airplanes, 984.
The Japanese voting test consists in
the ability to write. the name of the can
didate at the polls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09
ART EXHIBIT SUNDAY

An exhibition of students work under
the auspices of the division of fine arts
of George Washington University Will
be held at the New National Museum
sunday and will continue until May IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-09

Co. funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street. Interment will be in the Airing
ton National Cemetery.
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sHoRrRrpGE HIGH SCHOOL

Emmett A. Rice, vice-principal' Della
MSLnomtp poni az og Fnglish-william N. otto.
~ 81 dana rtnent; Katherine Allen. KUN
hTmstronql Mary Dye Beach. Ellzapekn ~
Rrayton Edith g. Campbell. Reeta GIar y
virginia 5 E9q5 fS Mongomery pornda g.
Morgan Ruth O'Hair. Mary PraSt, bl sdlSIr
Rawlings, Laura Rupp. T q y; Sh Nen Nj
Grace sh on No E,e1 Tboma f.eeA' 49,
ThomsS anu snt Noi Of Mathematics-wa,ter
caHshan, head Of d;paEftment; re oharty
Custer. Florence Goodnough, Martha Hunt Hunt,
Sarah P. Jenckes. G. "a keesh az, 3
carl Watson and Beth Wilson.
Department OF Latin and Greek[ Ell en-
s sncSa han sfi'--l Anna N. Cisy5augh, Emily
EIizsbeth Motth2ws. Graes W. Morrison
Department cf Modern Language-Ance
Dunn Denny. LoUirc g. Fecntman; run sII
I Is,SaT,; 1o III csrt-ude weathers.
Departmer. 0: H--ory and GIVES
Edgar T. Fo.~sys.,. had {: department;
dofdsberry. Don r Knight. Minnie Lloyd,
R Rod, Paul seeiaussn. Russell V, sisler;
Helen F. Smith. 5csepA F. Thornton ana
Department .; -:erce.-George m N,
F. L. ROUGH. Nav E. Sullivan Howard
T wood and T--liI Weed.
Department of Er.-T. VanVoorhees.
head Of depa-t1-e-.; Carolyq Ash6Took.
Mann. Jane Me~s'ck md Marie c.. Todd.
Department. Of Physical Training
Theinna ArmfeId. Kate Steichmann. Ada
, crosier. Russell S. Julius and Lieut.. George
A. Navlor.
Grubbs and H. II. Siemers.
Deparsment of Chemistry-Frank B.
wade, head of department; Leda Hughes.
Mary incl. John r. Kuebler. Druley
Parker and Walter Geisler.
Department of efyPhysiography-
Rousseau Mcclellan. head Of department;
Ruth AlIerdice. Mildred Campbell Alice
Fenneil Joel w. Hadlev. Elizabeth Rawls.
Mabel Washburn and Howard Wright.
Department Of Music-Jean Mccormick.
Laura G. MoaK and w. r Wise.
Department OF Health and Hygiene-Ina
NJ. Gaskill.
) Department Of Home Reconnaissance
sGass and Florepcs c. Porter.
Assistants-Alma y. Denny. Christine H
. donaldson. Naomi Flke. Jessie B. Fitch.
Edith Loftin. Eugene Mueller. Belle OHair
Dorothy Peterson and Nell R. Sharp.
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PRINCIPALS

No: l., Frank Echolds; No, a, Mary
McGee; NO, 8, Ceciha Gavin; NO. 4. Mary
e. La0le; No ., mabel Scliniiut: NO, D.,
no. 9, Mlioreo We'd; No. 9, henrietta
Mase4s. acGiIss; No. 10, Geraldine Gppert;
NO. II, Matthias Nolcox; NO. II, +. j.
RUDY Lee: No: Is; Anna Rehe;; No: IS.
10. 10, Harriet Kelley; No. 20, Charles Z.
ountnlme-; No. 81, rdora E; DRAKE; No
No. "a, W. E. Grubos; No. IS, Louise
sonar; No. 20. Julian Coleman. acting;
no: a. Laura Aanna acting; No q, Jane ~
Sea.neS.e Knowles G We mo No. 81 Mary donnoT
80. 81, 4. l.. Norris; No. So, ADA Wyrick;
NO. "a. H. G. Knight; No: So. Martha
hazel hendricks; NO. So. Huidah Kern:
No. 80. Lena D. Swope; No. 20, H. M.
Riley: No. Il. Anna Reade: No. AZ. E.
ri Rss S:th NJ KIRBY fs N No 4g o dsen fun N9
No. At, Grace Granger: No. II. Grace
Rimbe No. IS. Wanda Johson; No. 40,
RTs No g. GaTo TO- SS MaFY No. g.
Grace 1uRn Bls SS g. r. S. en sumr sP;
Eocpa r. w. g. IMh sGa QUO y Mo- as S.
Ivory M Johnson; No go. Mary S. Ray;
No. 81 Gertrude Thatcher: No. 50. Eliza
g. Sssn c % Kur H1 g. S g. Rse GREY gpms M9
NO. 81, Dorothy Wenner;( No So, Mary E.
Morgan: No. SO, Maude Price; Nc. 20,
Mabel Keller; No. q, Ruth Leedy; No. 70,
No. "a, Fay. Bowen Hubbard; No. rs, NJ.
B, Stump; No. 76, Belle Ramey; No, ~
Laura Hayes; No. .7a. yerena Denzler; No.
81, Adelaide .McCarty; No. 50. Lola Stuart
Elizabeth Scott; No. IS, Anna +; Bedford;
White Marbury; No. So, Jessie 6. Russell,
and No. 81, Gertrude BuScher.
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Rachel Chambers; 6b, Florence Geisler
ssb. yaunets Alorieh; So, BARBARA Long;
Moore; SAB. BESSIE schau6:: So. 50, Ruin
Mlrth: 30. Alire matthew's; Ia. Juanita
Donaldson, and ID. Helen Emick.
No. 74-san. lao, jeanette Riker; Cab,
SAB, Grace Reynolds; 4ao. Sab. principal.
ana Gao. lab, Hope PfafiIin. -
voris: "a. Dorothea oaiiy;- 20 Maua 3.
lone. department. May Z. Moran. Gao.
ShUmate; 90. ksstner SaEoserom: Sab.
Marina PhRres: 90. June ~. mckee: SAP.
Aiee + sexton so MaIsaa c SoEist z1S'
JesSica Hun; lab. Nora l.. Ooiet, ana 10.
No. se-sao, MARY Ksryan; SD. Cora
4aaaS, department. Melna Urlcn; ca, Eoltn
Freetly: Oh, Frances Graney; Sab, Mabel
Le Feyre; 90, Eunlce Saeloy; "a. Josephine
Cooper: 90, Wallace Montague; "a. Gretch-
en- stark: %. Louise Cali; lab, Emma arm
strong ala 10; MsItna Loss S5 1,o,st rus.
son: ga. 80. Dolores Vestai. and ga, 4ao.
'AS No. 7sAs SAP. Florence Grace: sb. Ia.
Irene Healy: ID. Irma Biedenmeister: CAB
Marie Ferree: Do, 5a, Helen Enrharot; 90.
lrma Sorhage: Sab. Jessie Paterson: 90
"a, Margaret Cnamplln: %. cara Steele;
lab. Marguerite Mahoney. and ID. Mary
No. 7a-sab, TAB. Ga, Principal; CD. sab.
Sab. So. Frances Thomas. and 50. 2ao, lab
Iona Osborne.
No. s0-sao, Louise Wheeler; sb. "a,
man: department., Mary +. Beeler; CD, Alice
Kessler; Sab. Edith Sanders; 4ab. Gail Had
sell: 80, 3a. Helen Fern Stroud; Sh. Jennie
Martha Updegraff. and Ii, Pearl Eller..
No. Stab. principal; GAP. Beulah
Smith r ShP Anna@ sab Mdsd hs96
Cab. Edna Chandler. and lab. Ruby Nc
No. Ssh. Ia. principal; TAB. es, Mary
kaTFR sYEer Se o Green g. s Eths Budd
3b. Cab, Modena Lowry. and lab. Olive c
a 3D. sa s Iva 0Thornton SA1 and s.. Sab, LAB
Gertrude Martin.
No. si-sa, Charlotte Reisener; sb. Ethel
Keshey; Tab. Ruth R. Woods: 7h, ga Will
@ sab P Theima P TRsf 5ab Pauline BanSs
SD, "a, Mabel Bateman: 4b. Lucille Hunt;
Sab. Mary Deal; 30. "a, Eleanor Munro;
2b. Lille Hazard; 2b. la. Rebecca Nicoson,
No. s5-Sab. Louise Swan; TAB, clara S.
Allen; Sab. Edna .Hadheld: department.
Mary MceToss s Sab Helen I,{ McSG@ A.
Sab. .3b. "a, Elsie Kliefgen: 2h; Ia, Margaret
Sandoerg. and lab Lura Marlatt.
No. SS-sab, sab. "A, principal; 4b. Sab
M No. s7@5b, Gladys Byers; 4ab. principal;
and 3D., Ia. Gena. Lewis. - go
Sab 2ab, principal. and 2b. lab. Grace
a, No. o. i siEeb, Hilda Foley; sb. SD, Melva
E; Pickett, SD. a. Gertrude East; "a,
Evelyn Eve n Koopm i 3D. "a, Florence Brandt;
2b Beulah finder; 2b, la. Bessie Wall; 1b,
Mabel Craig; and lb Lucy Hadley;
TFrIde Psae e 7ee9 poe Ecoson
Ietitia Schellschmidt. Iris lines. Eva
Storey and Eleanor Carter.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-11
GRADE SCHOOL TEACHERS

School No. 1--cb, Edna Shaw; 7b. Elma
Jennings; Sb. Nelhe Myers; 5b. Marie Park
Gao. Bessie Meng. and lab, Emma Raab.
No. ga. KAYE Goidrick So. aJulia Col
bert: Ia. Edith Ulmer: p, Martina SchefIei;
6b. Katherine Sramer;. 5a. Beulah Stevens
so. Florence Quigg; "A, Bessie Williams;
Sd. Evelyn Diiiinser: Fab, Verna craig; 3D..
Ia. Mary Mccarthy, and .1b. Ethel Bryan.
No. 3-8a. Nora Schering; Sb, Eunice
han: 7b. "a. Lillian CLARK; department,
catherine Youngman Ga Sa; KathE r.. m
Alb. Sa. 36. "a, Irene Gallagher; Cab, Mar
Elizabeth Peterson: ID, Iva Pearcy;, atypical
D, CD, Sab, Gladys Friesner, and atypical
D. "a. ga; 4ab; Susan HUI; -
Ia, Cora Willis, 7b. ,Juanita Bobson; g.
Helen Powell 81 Edyths r. scSt s PAP.
n son 4ab or Matti o. R fs FRANCES Bessie
Rhodes Sab. Pauline Battle: sb, "a, ICamil-
lie Brooks: 2ah Jessie Johnson; 2b. la.
Af NJ. S Msab Laura nO WadswOrth; s., "a.
Helen O'Cara; I'd. Bessie. TomlinSon: CAB,
Elsa Williams: department, Floyd Hurt; 6b.
"a. Julia a Winnings: 1 b. Flossie Kepner; 4b,
3a. Bessie Rundberg; 3ab. Belle SaWyee[s'
81 "a, Georgia Rost: ZAP, Nina Nina, Black EE 26'
School No. Sab, Tab, CAB, Annie
Wadsworth; 6b, sab, 4ab, Sab. Anna
Townsend; 2b 2ab, lab, Mary Frances
Doeppers and Ethel Scofeld.
No. 6-8ab. Margaret Teachout; TAB,
Isabella. Dronan: CAB. Ella Gault: 6b, SAB,
Gladys Lasker; SD, "a, Margaret Coyle; 4b
| ga, Theresa Carroll: 3b, "a, Ada Matthe;
2b. Ia, May Outh and ID. Floy Caldwell
No. Ga, Helen D. Gray; 6b, Augusta
Knabs: 5ba, Mary Marshall; IA, So, Edith
Pollard; 4b, Isabelle yelling; Sab, Kate
! Oliver: Sh. "a. Dorothy Kaufman; Fab
Ethel Gates. 3b Grace Wooddell; lba;
Alberta Smith: Id, Margaret Nolan and
| Atypical B, Abigail Hart.
No. S-5a. Elizabeth Downey; Sa, Lucy
Metcalf; Sab, Florence He.nil; 8b, Estelle
T,oomis; 8b, Aurella Smith: Ia, Elayina
! Slammed; Ia, Paul Miller: 7b, Alice Bay
ID. Mary Scholl department, Pearl Floyd
department Lola Hoelscher, and depart
/ ment, GLADYS Metsker.
No. 9-5a, Alberta Grimm; ab, Ia, Lula
Boss; Tab, Jennie Cpwen: special. Lu'7
Thurman; 7b, Ga, Edith Weber; depart
| meat, Grace Alexander: S.. Margaret or
| SAB E'iba King; 3b, IA Myla Smith; 4ab
Doris Edrington; Ab, Pauline Johnson; SAB
Mary Davidson; 3d.; Augusta Stevenson;
Cab, Mae Shugart; ?b. Jewel Walker; la
Leila Harrington; ID. Nellie. Hicks: n
| Sarah Elliott; atypical Josephine Albeit;
atyuical. Gertrude Kluga. and oppor.
| Clara Podebaugh.
| No. 1o-sa5. Lillian Trindle; sb. IA
| katherine Johnson; 7b. Dorothy Segur; ea
Helen Riker: dera-tnent. Gladys Cook
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ADMINISTRATION
Research Department-Frieda Herbs

Research Department-Frieda Herbst.
Instruction elementary schoolsl-Daisy
Garrison. Riley hospital. tVocationaJ,
saiesmanship and part-tirne continuation;
Ruth Boyer. Bertha Mallory and Louise a.
Social Service Department-w A.
Co-ordinate Activities CfeId workers in
sSs,s 1 I service HssP PsasSa9 Ebe NJ HaT
grave, Levina W. Jones. Estle FISK, June
Cotton Geneva Dickey. Kate d. Huber,
Carrie A. Lombard. Leila n. Brown. Eliza
Pike and Edith Young
Instruction general supervision; special
directorsl-Harry E. Wood. vocational edu-
cation and manual training: Harola ~;
Gossett. assistant vocational education anq
training: Florence II. Fitch. art; Ernest g.
Hesser. music. and jeanette Williams. d.
rector department Of instruction OF excep-
gornery. sewing and Ida c. bangerwisch.
cooking: Especial teachersl. Clara Nieman
Sil In,ftI1etlon ChiEh sehooIs)-George Buck.
Shortridge high school. z. H. K McComp.
Emmerich Manual Training high senool:
K. v. zimmerman, Broad Ripple high high
school, Walters O.. Gingery. WasnlngtQn
high school. and princlpals CrispuS AttuCAS
- INSTRUCTION general superyisionl,IiAso
sLstant SUPERVISORS: Ella sne IT,. Al ssTe
s9ss L9 Mssi. H stesart janet Keller Lois
Keller and Loreen Wingerd. art; Maude
Deibridge. Helen Holdings worth, Lulu
KanaEy Loire Krull. Isabelle MossnIl.hn'
Adelafde 7. Riley and Geraldine Trotter.
music: Floyd Church. Helen II. carp. 1rI.la
Iseiin, Louise @. Karle. Mabel M tif li
EVELYN Romeiser. physical Lrslnlng, it naute
Mitchell. Emma Peed, M; Eoitn Robinson
and Lettie NJ. Trefz. handwriting; ,,....
Instruction elementary schooislIsaJuteiS'
T.nore Colin. Henry A. Marshall ana Stan-
lev Norris. Sewing: Sarah L, LOCKWOOD:
Addic Saltmarsh. Laura ScnaeieTi E zttessdattt
Whitcomb. susan S. Allen. Eva r: A 4QII3s,
PSndolph. Margaret Simonds. Ellen =;
Tsnonie Augusta Walker. Italy WolIoik ana M
Giarisss NJ. Davis. Cooking: Lola w.
Bortz. Irma Brayton, anna Eb5 5Spnacr'
Marie casey Ruth Emhartd. Eg 1ad. -
c5riffith. Mary Headley.. Ermai He se.1'
Rose Holmes. Mary Leslie; ,L ois ANA
snlith Bernice Smith. Catherine InaImsn,
Helen Wallick. Elfrieda washington: Laura aura
= 'WoIfoIk Roxie Zerfas and Helen AlIl-
herman Manual training Harry Bro"E'
lanes buchanan. Merle Ceilings, IA.
Gamer r. Nelson Cooksey. ChaTlesc +
Davis. william A. Davis. Edward i y; Gan
Hsnsbery. G. e. Hicks Charles HYDE Slar-
snca 2. Jackson. J. Lyle johnson, T. Il, 81
= iTstsinser. o. B. Little. o. 4. mcclure
TaUTence Mccormack. G.. Il. McEtTox ~
q NrcF1Toy' John s. McWethy. J; j. M MAJ
,psii Vincent Maxwell. George Mltten,, WI
bur E. Morsen. z; All Al Pat ~ TReed. &. E.
eeir.nson Edward x Sims. Alfred p S STn,,l;
~ Stokes F. w StultZ. Hsrscnei NM.
ater n russell Winegarden. w. W. WIVES
snd Charles Youngman-
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TOLEDO union
STATION RAzED
IN 100000 fire
As Year Old Wooden Struc-
ture Had Served Seven
Major Lines.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
TOLEDO. June 1.-THE union
station here, which served seven
major railroads, lay in ruins today.
A spectacular fire which started
in a cigar stand demolished the
forty -Ave-year-old structure Tues
day night. The station was a one
story wooden building which covered
two blocks.
The fire went beyond control
after spreading to a compartment
where fusees, explosive signals, were
stored. It ate its way into the main
lobby after all passengers in the
station were herded out into a
temporary station nearby.
Damage was estimated at 100000.
Among the lines using the station
are the New York Central, the Wa
bash, the Baltimore G. Ohio, the
Nickel Plate, the Big Four, the
Michigan Central and the Chesa-
peake 81 Ohio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-11
ARSENAL rECHNICAL SCHOOLS

Department Of English-Mahe1 Goddard.
head of department. Margaret Axtell. Mrs.
Jeanne c. Bose. Horteuse Braden, Mrs.
GLADYS Brewer, Anna Brochhausen, Alice
Brown. Olive Brown. Grace Brown. Grace
Bryan. Margaret Burnside. Mrs. Louis S.
Camp, Catherine Clifford, Mrs. LISA P.
Cox, gladys FADE. Mrs. Jeanne B. East
land. Sara G. Ewing. Mrs. Bessie Jenkins
Fix. Vance Garner, Florence c. Guild,
LYLE Harter. Geneva Hungate, Florence
Jones, Evelyn Kletzing. Mrs. Eva H. Lycan.
Mrs. Ethel B. Mcintosh. Lillian Martin,
Halcyon Mendenhau, Clarissa Morrow,
Edna G. Rowland. Dwight C. Park. Charles
r. Parks. Narcie poliitt. Margaret Remy,
Ella Robbins, Clara NJ. Ryan. Ella Sengen-
berger. Esther FAY Shower, Mrs. Grace
W. Smith. Jennie Strain, Rachel F. Stuart.
Helen Thornton. Helen Tichenor, Olive
Taylor and Biorn Winger.
Department Of Mathematics-H. H. An
derson. head Of department: Elva Antrim.
Martha T. Brodby, Dorothy Carey Ken
meth Coffin. r. c. Copple. j. c. Edwards,
II. l.. HarShman. William Herbst, Ethel
HouseT, J. Kettery. Geraldine Kindig, W.
r. Kr1ckenberger. Cecil McClintock, H.
G. Milholland, Lucille A. Mower, John A.
Mueller. Paul z. Myers. Max H. Norris,
w. F. Reagan. Mabel Relander. j. v.
Shannon. Edith Silver r. Ann Smith.
Louise sturdevant. @. E. Trueblood and
Department it Of Social seienee-pe witt
s. Morgan. viee-principai and head of
department.: Irma Baehman, Olive Beck
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DEATH THREAT CHARG
Police Arrest Floyd Hughes on
Complaint of Wife.

Floyd Hughes, 90, Of 816 North
Illinois street, was charged today
with drawing a deadly weapon, and
alleged to have threatened his wife
with death.
Mrs. Ida Hughes, %, told police
her husband ordered her upstairs
where he said he would kill her. A
note she dropped from a window
led to notification of police.
Hughes gun is said to have been
found beneath a pillow in his room.
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WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

Department Of English-Martha w. Dor
Margaret McWillianls, assistant principal.
seq. head of department; Isabel Drum
mond, Charles Headrick, Ethel High
tower; MYRTLE johnson, Amy Keene. Mary
Mcbride. Margaret Quinzoni, Eunice Sey-
bold, James Shockley, Elizabeth Marie
Smith and Bess s. Wright.
Department of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B.
Ely, head of department; Grace H. Barker
Marshall. Bruce Morrison and Marie San
Department Of Language-Hester j.
Baker. William Book, Iva Cooper Head.
Lillian C.. Niemann and Alice T.. Shultz.
Department of History-Cleon o. Davies,
Frances G. Moder. Charles H. Money and
Kathryn D. Schakei,
Department of Science-Elizabeth Hes
ter. Harvey ". Racquet, Geraldine Reep,
Allen r. Stacy and Estil Van Dorm.
Department Of Commereial-Mary E.
ley and Samuella H. Shearer.
Department of Art-La Won whitmire
Department of Industrial A-ts-Harold
Harding. Burton Knieht. Ira Melvin. Ocal
Muterspaugh and ]. w. Schen.
Department Of Foods and Clothing
Mary E. Cammack, Elizabeth De Hass and
Gretchen Mueller.
Department of Music-Etta Scherf and
Robert B. Shepard.
Department of Physical Training-Henry
B. Bogue, Mabel Loehr and Elizabeth
Workman.
Dean Of Christina s Gaul.
CRISPUS ATTUCKS HIGH SCHOOL
Department OF Engiis%-Pusseil A. Ieae
head Of department; Murray B. Atkins,
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COPS FAST WORKERS
Arrest Man With Alleged Stolen
Car Soon After Theft.

In city prison today, John Sum-
ner, %, of 1916 North Capitol ave-
nue., marveled at precision with
which forces of law and order work
in Indianapolis.
Within fifteen minutes after a
radio message was broadcast from
police headquarters Tuesday after
noon describing a stolen auto, he
was arrested in the car He was
charged with vehicle taking and
grand larceny.