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152 CENTRAL HIGH
Dean of Junior College,
G. W. U., Is Speaker
at Exercises.
Central High School presented
diplomas to the 152 members of the
mid-year graduating class at com
mencement exercises last night.
The principal address was delivered
by Dr. William C. Johnstone, Jr„ dean
of the Junior College of George Wash
ington University.
Robert A. Maurer, member of the
Board of Education, presided.
The graduates are:
GIRLS.
Allison. Sylvia M. Kone. Dorothy E.
Atkinson. Helen A. Lambert. Sara F
Bain. Virginia C. Ludwig. Catherine D.
Barnes. Mary E. Mandes. Anastasia
Bauman. Ruth Martin. Geraldine R.
Bean. Joan L. Matheison. Florence
Bederman. B. M. Mattingly. Josephing
Berrey. Elizabeth M. McDowell. Margaret
Bawley. Jeanne L. Milne. Marjorie E.
Blumenauer. M. L. Morgan. Eleanor D.
Braunstein. M H. Myers. Muriel
turns. Elizabeth Neuleld. Frances E.
urr Doris H. Nussbaum. Lucille O.
Cohen. Evelyn J. Peart. Constance E.
Cohen. Evelyn L. Popluder. Prances
Darnall. K. H Qnldley. Betty J.
Delaney. Anna E. Reaves. Virginia G.
Dieus. Prances Reiver. Lillian
Dunn. Anna E. Rice. Anna R.
Eliades. Pauline D. Riley. Wilma
Fisher. Sara Ross. Elizabeth
frazler. Lucille A. Russell. Bette J.
razier. Mary J. Sands. Mary F
Garrett. Barbara A. Sartwell. Mary K. L.
Gaub Gladys E Schiossberg. Esther
Gilman Esther S. 8churman Nathalie
Goldbeck. Clara G. Scopi. Olive M.
Ooldberg. Margaret Shachtman. Sylvia
Hamilton. Nell L. Shaffer. Leonore M.
Harris. Ruth Smith. Jane Raye
Harron. Esther Straughan. Virginia
Heflin. Lucille C. Taylor. Libby D
Hickman. Mary C. Thomas. Evelyn T.
Hoffman. Eleanor C. Walburn. Mary A.
Hoffman. Ethel P. Wernig. Frances M.
Horn. Doris F White Madeline J.
Israelson. Geraldine Willey. Marjorie
Kalmans. Ethel T Wise. Nancy W.
Kempton. Hildreth Wolverton Blanche
Keyser. Dorothy T. Wyman Beatrice N.
fincaid. Mary E. Zepp. Anna M.
Och. Anne S.
BOYS.
Adair. Ralph G. Landsman. Harold
Angerman. George E. Libert. Manuel J.
Appelbaum. Bernard Lynch William F.
Badtnl. Louis Mandis. William. Jr.
Bast. Charles R. Marrow, James E.
Baty. Harold B Martin. Julian C.
Baumeister. Ted A, McAdams. John
Beach, George J. Murrell. A. K . Jr.
Clark George E. Neufeld. Arthur L
Cunningham. PaulB. Nunn. Myers A.
Dekdbaum. W. B. Owaroff. Philip
Eidsness. Lars M .Jr. Palmer Richard E.
Eudell. Edward J. Fapps. Plato E
Fellers. R E .jr. Pearson. James B.
Finnell. Charles R. Pickett. Roland W.
Fisher. Gilbert C. Pigg. Everett Y
Foster. George H. Raffell Donald H.
Fusco. Edmond S Ritzenberg, Albert
Gerstenfeld Sidney Rosendail. John P.
Cevtnson. Harry Roumel. Arthur C.
Goldblatt. H. W. Ryon David O
Gray. Benjamin P. Schlesinger. Arthur
Herbert. J. R.. jr. Sparks. Bayne A.
Hill. R. C.. 2d. Staples. W. H.. jr.
Hill. Vernon W. Thompson. W. B . jr.
Hlser Frederick L. Urciolo. Joseph J.
Hodge Eugene F. Veax Robert R.
Hutchison. E. T . jr. Ward. Henry A.
Janes. Constantine J. Weathersbec. D R.
Jones. Luther B Weathersbee F B.
Kane. Richard F Wtlle Robert A.
Kinsey. Raymond H. Wolfe. Roscoe
Klaben. Jacob Wolverton. W W
Kligman. William Wootton. William S.
Knox. Robert O.
—-•
STUART GRADUATES
135 MIDYEAR CLASS
" !
84 to Enter Eastern High—Dr.
Harvey Smith Presides at
Exercises.
Dr. Harvey A. Smith, assistant
superintendent of schools, presided
over the commencement exercises at
Stuart Junior High School yesterday
when diplomas were presented to the
135 midyear graduates.
The members ot the graduating class
are:
TO CENTRAL.
Marland. Albert E. Jr.
TO EASTERN.
Adams. Milton A. Cleaveland. Grace M.
Alexander. Ernest B. Cooper. Constance A.
Battenleld. George Courtney. Nellie G.
Bennett. Andrew Daken. Virginia L.
Binder. WiUiam J. Duty. Miriam J.
Bowes. Charles Gillions. Gladys K.
Bradshaw, Paul Gillions. Julia F
Carter, Lewis T. Granger Geraldine
Crescenzi. Willie R. Griffith. Edith M.
Cuiffreda Salvatore Hancock. Mary M.
Cole. Richard Harris. Lucille E
DiPietro. Enrico J. Harrison. Sarah A.
Dracos. James Jennings. Pearl J.
Frame. Ralph W. Jr. Kintr Dorothy V
Celrud. Samuel H. Lohmeyer. Dorothy
Gibson. G. W.. Jr. TLl* r.;Sn
Gilmore. Athol, jr. RrnV,1^ a 8 R'
Gish. Curtis W. K
Mastrorocmv^Louhfe
Vainer Prn?st F McColley. Esther E.
Khv pfpd81 F‘ McCormick. Kathryn
L'bby. Frea Mills. Katherine L.
« Montague. Elvie E.
>JSia5eSn?h^ilky Moore. Pauline
VaJioc' rmirlec T Nolan. Marie
Nader. Charles T. Parish. Doris M.
PersingerH. H. Pickens, Venetia M.
Raff. Geonge A. Puliatti. Jennie
Redden. William T. Richardson Dorothy
Richardson. Alister Roberts. Margaret F.
Ruffner. Melvin S. Sadtler. Frances A.
Ryon. Joseph W. Schartner. Hilda
Bchlosser. George R. Scuderi. Eleanor N.
Turlington. T. E. Crawford. Beatrice
Vehezky. Milton Shaw. Dorothy I.
Weickhardt. C.. Jr. Shea. Doris
Wise. Luther C. Shillingburg. Anne E.
Work Billy Soper. Myrtle E.
Zepp. Sterling E. Stull. Ruth J.
tnderson. Betty A. Thompson. Mary E.
aldwin. Ruth E. Thompson. Virginia L.
iggs. Mary A. Trimmer. Rosemary
Bond. Mardell Vlttum. Helen J.
Brand. Ruby K. Walton. Ella M.
Brown. Margaret V. Whitlock Irma J.
Chatel. Alma L. Wilson. Colleen L.
Chalkley. Margaret
TO MeKINLEY.
gaden. Winfield Petersen. M. A.
Ibb. Herbert L. Rideout. Arnold B.
Blttle. John. Jr Spllman, Wm. W.
Boss. Edward G. Updyke. Wm. M.
Burke, Charles Burchell. M'garet H.
Catuccl. Angelo J. Gartner. Dorothy M.
Chappell Wm. R. Hammond. Mary A.
Cbumbris. James S. Levy. Evelyn L.
Davis, Walter E. Magglo. Mary M.
Dodson. Raymond G.Natella, Victoria P.
Embrey. Randolph Patton. Viretta M.
Erhardt. John H. Saldman. Selma A.
Hoffman. Owen P. Partridge. M'g't P.
Kaufman. Charles B.Shipley. June L.
Kittredge, R. B Strlppy. Blanche M.
Levin. Xsadore H. Thour. Helen W.
Lewis. John W. White. Mary P.
Pankey. Daniel T. Wood. Virginia A.
Pappalardo. Jos.. Jr.
TO ROOSEVELT.
talinl, Anthony Breusch. Emma E.
TO WESTERN,
tames. Helen L.
JEFFERSON JUNIOR
CLASS GRADUATED
A
4 ■
73 Get Diplomas at Exercises
j Presided Over by Henry
I. Quinn.
Henry I. Quinn, member of the
Board of Education, presided at com
mincement exercises at Jefferson
Junior High School last night, when 73
boys and girls received their certifi
cates of graduation.
The members of the class and their
high school assignments follow:
TO MeKINLEY.
Berry. Joe Wlnterfelt. Louis E.
Benjamin. Homer Wise. Alice V.
Cooke. Edward H. Young, Louis M.
Corman. Norman Biafore. Marlon A.
Davis. Frank Apostalakos. Jennie
Gendleman. Samuel Castle, Dorothy
Gilbert, Perry R. Clarke. Cecilia M.
Hayden, Rustell Gartner. Frances A.
He bert. Douglas Glbble. Ruth M.
Ko iber. Charles Hollis. Norma
Kr ner. Charles Jarboe. Elizabeth R.
Me 3owan. James T. Johnson. Hazel M.
Narrlngton, Richard Lltten. Helen I.
Ficcione. Silvester Magner. Lorraine P.
Powell. Harry J. Martin. Ella V.
Higgle. Herschel V. Moore. Sara
Stratos. Nick . Patrick. Caroline
Svoboda. Herman J. Penn.,Irene A.
Tapp. William Reese. Mildred I.
Walterholter. George Sanford. June A.
Wart son. Charles P. Sansbury. Annjen’tte
Witten. Raymond P. Stevens. Millie C.
Watson. Robert C. 8toner. Elizabeth
Watzon, Pauline F. Vendemla. Prances
TO CENTRAL.
Calomerls. James Rice. Earl W.
Drew. John Stoller. Ray
Hawkins. RusseU Thrasher. Robert L.
Letse. David Zlckafoose. Basil C.
Lewis. Phillip Coleman. Lucy F.
Lot an. Russell W. Danofl. Marion A.
Maddox. Jack L. _ Dant. Ethel N.
ffiMSfer"“ *• 5K,MA
Quick. Victor L. Rabtnowitx. Selma
* TO EASTERN.
Bowen. Cay lor X. Fowler. Jessie L.
Mk Kart a Kesder. Bather
Davis. Ruth v
K
Zoo Expedition Embarks
These members of the National Geographic-Smithsonian
Institution expedition to the East Indies were photographed as
they embarked from Vancouver, British Columbia, for Hawaii
several days ago aboard the Empress of Asia. Dr. William Af.
Mann, Zoo director and leader of the expedition to collect
animals for the park here, is shown receiving a phonograph
record made at the Zoo of the “love cries” of Mrs. Jiggs, an
orang-outang.
For a publicity stunt it was suggested that Mrs. Jigg’s syn
thetic cries might trap a mate in the jungle. Dr. Mann is on the
left. The others are Dr. Maynard Owen Williams of the National
Geographic Society and Mrs. Lucille Quarry Mann, who accom
panies her husband on most of his expeditions.
Traffic Convictions
SECOND-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Edward J. Willey, 4409 Third street,
$10.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Francis M. Coffey, 1828 Irving
street. $5.
William L. White, 2424 Seventeenth
street, $5.
Edward J. Disney, 4021 Foote street
northeast. $10.
Frank Shorter. Maryland, $5.
Burton J. Litton, Virginia. $5.
George R. Bryant, 2722 Courtland
place, $5. .
Osce H. Francis. Virginia. $5.
Frank Luddley, Virginia. $5.
David L. Dennis. Maryland. $5.
John C. Jones, Maryland, $5.
Walter C. Kirby, 1811 Irving street,
$5.
Shurby A. Wright, 2415 E strc:t, $5.
Arthur E. Bonnet, 1927 Otis street
northeast, $5.
John G. Locke, 3700 Massachusetts
avenue, $5.
Oscar T. Harlow, Maryland, $5.
PAUL JUNIOR CLASS
OF 129 GRADUATED
G. M. Whitwell, Board of Educa
tion Member, Presides
at Ceremonies. ”
One hundred and twenty-nine boys
and girls received certificates of gradu
ation from Paul Junior High School
at commencement exercises yesterday
afternoon. George M. Whitwell. mem
ber of the Board of Education, presided
over the exercises.
The graduates and the high schools
to which they have been assigned
follow:
TO ALEXANDRIA.
Biondi, Charles Norris
TO CENTRAL.
Altemiller. C. F. Dudley. Hudson L.
Ayers. Jean A. Dunbar. Charles S.
Cromwell. Frances J. Guy. Ernest C.
Glaves. Dorothy E. Hawthrone. R M.
Kirkman. Betty L Holman, John D.
Klein. Marguerite A. Lasswell. Charles E.
Lamnson. Jean I Neely. William H.
Pailthorp. Mary E. O'Loughlln. R M.
Park. Doris M. Payne Mason C.
Parker. Helen O. Schmidt. Paul E
Phipps. Aileen R. Smith. Matthew S.
Weaver. Barbara J. 8nyder. John F.
Williamson. Jane W. Tarason. Irvin
Wilson. Dorothy J. Thompson. H. H.
Beatty. Thomas E. Wilhelm. John R.
TO EASTERN.
Steele. Raymond Eugene
TO McKINLEY.
Cheeney. Elsie E. Money. Robert L.
Ingles. Grace M. Phillips. John C.
Lamore. June M. Thomas. Albert R.
Larnach. Marie J. Vermillion. E. S.
Jones. Samuel M. Vlllalon. Edward G.
Lacey. Elmer H. Webb. James H.
Miller. John B. Wolfe. Ralph E.
TO ROOSEVELT.
Bageant Margaret J. Smith. Catherine M.
Barry. Margaret A. Stein. Hilda E.
Bartow. Betty J. Tayman. Irene K.
Battaglia, U. C. Waldron. Alice F.
Bradford. Janie B. Wyatt. Sarah J.
Brown. Dorothy M. Thomas. Frances Z.
Buehler. Celeste I. Trout. Doris L.
Burak. Rose V. Williams. Dorothy
Carey. Ellen A. Adamson. George J,
Davis. Adele E Allnutt. Ralph B.
Duvall. Mary E. Aronson. Morris D,
Edgar. Frances L. Bain. Robert K.
Fankhauser E M. Baker. Richard O.
Farwell Dorothy E. Boothe. Daniel U.
Ferry. Anna M. Brill. Harold L.
Fitzgerald. Shirley A. Carson. R. E.. Jr.
Floyd, Avelene J. Chaconas. Louis P.
Goode. J. E. Easton. John O.
Graves. Mary H. Fahey. William F.
Hackstaff. B. A. Gundersheimer. W. I.
Hldnert. Frances E. Hord. Cletug T.
High. Jane E. Jones. Thomas W.
[den. Helen V. Kennedy. Paul J.
Jeffers. Winifred E. Kramer, Willard W.
Joy. Virginia H. Lambros. Peter H.
Kazermersky. Helen Larder. Frederick A.
Martin. Grayce E. Lewis. Hugh B.
McAleer Esther G. Lingebach. Paul R.
Miller. Sarahelen Moore. William L.
Miiam. Eugenia F. Oliver. Neil E.
Monahan. Margaret Proudley. George E.
Nickels. Vera A. Rawdon. Richard H.
D'Donnell, Janice Schrider. Charles J.
Ralph. Marie-Louise 8chuler. E. H.. Jr.
Redman. Dorothy E. Smith. Harold M.
Robinson. Florence Spano. Ralph
Floblnson, Ida M. Swart*. Richard A.
3aia. Annetta L. Twery. Elliott R.
3chiller. Lillian H. Turner. Robert H.
31mms. Biannie A. Yeatman. John N
3impson, Dorothy E. Whitlow. Howard E.
TO WOODROW WILSON.
Thorup. Oscar A.
69 GET DIPLOMAS
AT RANDALL JUNIOR
45 Midyear Graduates to Enter
Armstrong, 14 to Go
to Cardozo.
Diplomas were presented yesterday
to the 69 mid-year graduates of Ran
dall Junior High School at commence
ment exercises directed by Dr. John
H. Wilson, member of the Board of
Education.
Names of graduates and the schools
they will enter follow:
TO ARMSTRONG.
Anderson. Charles P. Lewis. Elaine V.
Branson. Doris 8. Hawkins. Wilbur W.
Ashton. James M. Martin. Catherine E.
Brawner. Mary V. Huraey. Preston
Caldwell. W. H. Payne. Ruth B.
Cofer. Ruby Jackson. Russell V.
Carter. Stanley J. Jackson. William E.
Dean. Eva M. Stewart. Vernet E.
Chappelle. George C. Jenifer. Joseph P.
Dean. Evelyn A. Thomas. Ardella M.
Clark. William J. Jones. Harold L.
Dodson. Alice L. Washington. Annie A.
Cofer. Curtis J. Kilby. Theodore M.
Poison. Edith E. Wilson. Rosa M.
Diggs. Cornelius R. Lewis. J. Ottaway
Dross. Dorothy M. Noble. Alfred O.
Dordon. Jewett R. Peterson. Lorenzo 8.
Dordon. Julius R. Pitts. Howard W.
Holmes. Annie P. Smith. Theodore N.
Hunter. Dolly I. Sumby. James P.
Dreen. John Travers. Charles L.
lessle. Liddell L. Wallace. James R.
Hall. Bernard L.
TO DUNBAR.
Simenton, K. E. Johnson. Portia M.
Anderson. Catherine Muse. Lucille :H.
Simms. William J. Triplen, CeleRer A.
Coldina. Etta M.
TO CARDOZO. *
□avia. Ellsworth R. Kelley. Anna P.
Hall. Anna 8. Keys. Evelyn ‘I*
Davis. Hubert 8. Parker, Louise JL
Maher. Mabel 8. i Smith. Aldine II
Prldle. Willmon Swann. Daisy E.
lackson. Beatrice E. Toyer. Margaret C.
Hudson. Theodore R. Wllkerson Lorr'ne E.
T**4 4
ALICE DEAL CLASS
OF 127 GRADUATED
All but Nine of Midyear Grad
uates to Enter Woodrow
Wilson High.
Alic« Deal Junior High School pre
sented diplomas to a midyear graduat
ing class of 127 at commencement
exercises yesterday afternoon. All
except nine have been assigned to
Woodrow Wilson High School for the
new term.
The list of graduates follows:
TO WOODROW WILSON.
GIRLS.
Baer Lois Leder. Beverly D.
Barbee. Roberta Lenox. Marion D.
Bratthwaite Edna L.Lewis. Jane
Brown. Janet MacWilltams. Pat'la
Burgess. Virginia L. Manning. Pauline
Cave. Catherine Martin. Kathleen
Clark. Virginia Martin. Pauline
Claude. Katherine McNelr. Marjorie J.
Sobb. Jane H Middleton Betty B.
otter. Vivian Moseg. Betty
Cook Phyllis Moye Dorothy
Cromelin. Carol Noack. Betty
Cummlnts. Dorothy Riggleman. Cathryn
Cunningham. Helen Rogers. Winifred L.
Dellett. Margaret L. Rountree. Jean
Drury. Margaret Rubel. Constance
Duncan, Betty Rutherford. K.
Everett. Mary A. Sanford. Jean L.
Ftherstonhaugh M Seitz. Henrietta
Fuller. Katherine Senge. Jean
Glffen Jean Shepherd. Georgle
Gray. Ellen Sherman Adele
Grosner. Geraldine Smith, Alice Marie
Hankins. Zerelda W. Smith. Jean R
Harding. Ngncylee Smith, T. Louise
Hatfield Virginia Snow. Barbara Ann
Hayes. Dorothy Snyder. Dorothy
Hoffman. Martha W. Spann. Helen R.
Hollingsworth. Carol Swagart. Betty A.
Holtman. Dorothy Swanson Anne E
Hubbard Jane Woodring Jane H.
Jones. Katherine Young. Alma B
Kilburn. LllHan Young, Barbara
Law. Louis*
BOYS.
Abbott. Jack Hurdle. Calvert
Arnold Robert G. Hurley. Ronald A.
Ashby. Clark Kennelly. Francis .
Atkyns. Glenn C Lee. Jerome
Bebermeyer. David C. Logan. J. Bronson
Beckington. Bruce X. Marsh. James
Birdsong. Merrill M. McGowan Robert
Bogart, Ralph M. Mead. Harry K.
Burch. James W.. Jr. Mitchell. Joseph M.
Burnside. Bruce H. Neale. Fenwick
i Burr. W. Norvell Neale. Wilbur A.
Bush. William R. Notz. William
Buyers. Archie G. Nye. Robert G.
Carter, C. Dean Olden. John M.
Clarke Howard Osborne. Henry. Jr.
Columbus. Julian Parsons. Robert C.
Coughlin, William J. Pollock. Richard
Derrickson. Eugene Reid. Ralph O.
Duncan. Donald Schneckloth. Barney
Eaton. Jay W. Stockell. Charles W.
Fleming. William Tossounian. Richard
Foust. W. L.. jr. Vandergrlft. J. L.. Jr.
Gibson. Richard 3d Wells. Joseph
Gottshall. William Wheeler. Neil H
Henry Lyle B . Jr. Whiteman. Thomas
Hillock. N. A.. Jr.
TO CENTRAL.
Fletcher, Mary.
TO WESTERN.
Elmore. Churchill Wilson. Betty Jane
TO ROOSEVELT.
Barden Arnold Shotzberger. Dorothy
Duck. Merle R. Shotzberger. Lola
TO WASHINGTON-LEE (VA.l.
Turner. Richard P.
NOT ENTERING.
Greet. Eleanor
34 ARE GRADUATED
AT WOODROW WILSON
Henry Grattan Boyle Addresses
Midyear Class at
Exercises.
Woodrow Wilson High Schort,
"youngest” of the city’s senior high
institutions, awarded certificates of
graduation to 34 boys and girls yes
terday afternoon at commencement
exercises, directed by Dr. Frank W.
Ballou, superintendent of schools.
Dean Henry Grattan Doyle of
Columbian College, George Washing
ton University, addressed the midyear
graduates. The salutatory was deliv
ered by Frances Viola Breg. Olive
Celeste Belt was valedictorian.
Arrlck. Eileen Zelma
Belt. Olive Celeste
Benson. Carl Wm.
Brea. Frances Viola
grown. Donald L.
omann. Andra M.
Cowan. Hannah B.
Crossen. Elisabeth A.
Dyer. Dorothy B.
Kirk. Rebecca E.
Leder. Melvin
Levinson. R. M.
Loomis, Valerie F.
Lucas. Margaret P.
McCoy. Dorothy J.
Melton. Lawrence I.
Merwln, Elizabeth
More. Chester L.
Mulligan, Mary A.
Palmer. William C.
Pruitt. Elizabeth P.
Schneider. D’r’thyM.
Senee. George W.. Jr.
Sherman. Simon
Shlmer. Virginia
Shrode. Dorothy 1C.
Sound. Zelda J.
Stalker. Norma G.
Sterling. James T.
Sutphen. John H.
Werner. Henr’ta F.
Wheater. Frances A.
Wheeler. Richard B.
Wlldmar. John W.
Marriage Licenses.
William C. Lusby. 30. 6310 6th at., and
Cornelia M. Qlrouard. 28. 2800 15th at.;
Rev. J. F. Burns.
Howard N. Ury. 27. 1550 3d at., and
Ruth B. Wilkins. 19. 701 Harvard st.;
Rev. G. O. Bullock.
Clearance 8plnks. 26. 1402 Montello ave.
n.e.. and Dorothy Washington. 22. 1910
Rosedale st. n.e.; Rev. I. N. Gooch.
James F. Hill. 24. Welcome. N. C.. and
Grace Osborn. 19. Qulcksbura, Va.;
Rev. F. W. Johnson.
June Smith. 29. 207 10th at. g.e.. and
Thelma Clark. 23. 217-A 10th at. i.e.;
..Rev. J. H. Randolph.
Albert V. Durand. 06. and Jean G. O'Hen.
50. both of Rochester. N. Y.; Rev. A. J.
McCartney.
William W. Moore, 46. and Plorrie A.
Smith. 39. both of Richmond; Rev.
Freeley Rohrer.
Faul Byrd. 25. 827 New Hampshire ave..
and Annie L. Spells. 19, Orange. 8. C.;
Rev. W. P. Avery.
Jeisle Leach. 28. 1118 5th at. e.e.. and
Eimens Crockett. 22. 1617 Church it.;
Rev. Isaac Wright.
Emanuel Stine. 26. and Dorothy Joffe.
23, both of Baltimore; Rev. A. Simon.
Charles R. Walthall. 22. 1402 Massachu
setts ave.. and Mary J. Lowe. 17. 516
Massachusetts ave.; Rev. S. E. Rosa.
Robert J. Carrodus. 25. 1322 G at. s.e.,
and Annie M. Guthrie. 26. Galllnaer
Hospital; Rev. H. M. B. Jones.
Thomas Holland. 35. Fort Lauderdale. Fla.,
and Marion H. Murray. 28. Hot Sprints.
Ark.: Rev. H. S. Anderson.
Arthur H. de Franceaux. 21, 121 13th st.
n.e.. and Marian F. Lehr. 19. Radiant,
Va * Rev W C Rook
Marshall W. Wll»n“21. 909 Florida ave,
and Myrtle Johnson. 23. 2113 11th at.;
Rev. W. D. Jarvis.
Lewis E. Hesens. 31. 1124 6th et.. and
Queen E. Tinsley. 20. 624 Crittenden
st.: Rev. J. X. Graham.
George E. Loses. 48. 2628 11th st.. and
Jenny Peterson. 43. 921 19th at.; Rev.
John Weidley.
Film Star to Be Honored.
Miss Grade Fields, once a Lan
cashire mill girl, now the higheit
paid British film star, la to be mad*
a freeman of her native town of Roch
dale, England. V—.
L
Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle
Presides—Majority to
Go to Central.
All except IS of the 109 midyear
graduates of Powell Junior High
School will be assigned to Central
High School for the new term begin
ning Monday. The students received
the certificates of graduation at com
mencement exercises yesterday after
noon. Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle,
president of the Board of Education,
presided at the exercises.
The graduates were:
TO CENTRAL.
Aehle. Homer Jeffries. Warren
Atwell. Eugene Jones. Claudine
Baker. Murray Kesley. Georse
Beene. Riddell Kocsls. Terras
Behrend. Jack Kuhn. Leonobcl P.
Bla ne. Lamdin Lelller. HarrU
Ba ey. Dorla McKelway. Benjamin
Ballenier Vlrtlnla MeKlllen, Ray
Basham. Dorothy Miller, Harry
Beach. L4111an Mosser Robert
Bergthold Marjorie JtturninY LeV
§?.» Jfcviaser. David
Nevlaser. Morton
nfSSi. w Parker. William
Brown. Gladys E. Perros Theodore
Burns. Annabelle Rirharrtiwilliam
Buahong Virginia Robb William
Carson. Buel R?hn.Mer Tn.r.n.
Colton. Thomas
Cox. Raymond. Jr. 8haSJPM»»?
Crawford. Oeorga SSfjUvrvi?..
Crouch. Xleanor
Crtgler. Richard S5*1“*ri5f?JIa”1.a
gr.0vfit*°nH.J.Uhl?en luaair.itosellen
?urtMa
Edmondson. CharlotteTfVjor. Amos. Jr.
Parr. Richard Taylor. Mavis
Fabrlzlo. Norma J*rr?'
Fayman. Doris °lorJa .
Fletcher. Mary ,Yaa<?*rJ>e?k- Herbert
Gerber. Esther W»Pl* 8*l.ma
Gerhardt. Dorothy Wag:ner, Warren
Glanlny. Lyle Walker. Joseph
Gladstone, william Wallis. Donald
Glaacock. Burr Ward. Edward
Glover. Clarence Weinberg. Elliott
Grant. Harvey Weisner. Herman
Beaver. Faye West. Matt
Guerra. Louis Wldre. Isadora
Gore wits. Shirley Wilt. William
Hames Gary Williams. Morrison
Hays. Raymond Wolfe. Helen
Harris. Shirley D Avanzo. Dorla
Hill. Donna M. Ryan. Leonora
Hovermale. Cora
TO EASTERN.
Spradlin. Edith
TO MeRINLEY.
Bilbo. Gaorga Imlrie. Cbarlea
TO ROOSEVELT.
Holmes. Richard Kerr. Marjorie
Amorous. Lenora Vitale. Ernest
Comert. Mary Sevely. Rhode
Neely, Charles
TO WESTERN.
Gaillaguet. Raymond Laredo. Dolores
Hastings. June Luddy. Jack
TO WOODROW WILSON.
Bedell. Frances
■ — ■ • .. ~ —
Births Reported.
Herbert and Maude Thayer, airl.
Charles and Ruth Hooper, airl.
Benjamin and Belinda Nicholson, boy.
Carl and Nedra Dorny. boy.
Thomas and Margaret Egan. boy.
William and Daisy Neuenhabn. boy.
William and Marguerite Costltan. boy.
Francli and Marian Gladding, boy.
James and Vlrtlnla Tate. girl.
Henry and Maria Murpby. girl.
Robert and Edna Herrick, girl.
Robert and Ruby Kaplan, girl.
Roy and Nellie Sore. girl.
Walter and Nora Heinrich, girl.
Nicholaa and Helen Oluliano. girl.
Bernard and Belle Foucault, girl.
Paul and Katherine Powell, boy.
Edward and Eva Marcey. boy.
Robert and Virginia Kilpatrick boy.
William and Virginia Johnson, bo:.
Fred and Naomi Garnett, boy.
Lynn and Dorothy Henkel, airl.
Hastings and Edwins Avery airl.
George gnd Anng Russler, girl.
James and Cora Goodson. airl.
William and Teresa Barry, girl.
Henry and Virginia Walburn. airl.
Horace and Fannie Smith, boy.
8hlrman and Essie Terrell, boy.
Earl and Mildred Baldwin, boy.
Raymond and Mamie Stewart, girl.
Ernest gnd Carrie Barbee, girl.
Challea and Bernice Douglas, girl.
Thomas and Lucia Herndon, boy
Willie and Brownlee Clayburn. boy.
Eugene and Edith McCannon boy.
Ossie sad Evelyn Johnson, girl.
Gorham and Almira Jackson, airl.
Deaths Reported.
Martha A. Reed. 89. 1814 Potomac ave. a.e.
Michael Flaherty. 76. 220 H st. n.e.
Millard F. Hudson. 76. Emergency Hospital.
Charles T. Rivers. 71. Gallinser Hospital.
James T. Gibbs. 71. 2918 Olover driveway.
Lyda S. Armstrong. 68. 1864 Wyomins ave.
Emma J. Campbell 68. 7.10 Sixth st.
Ida B. Waple. 61. Providence Hospital.
James O. Whslen. 46. Walter Reed General
Hospital.
Clyde O. Sprlnkel. 42. 2660 Wliconsin ave.
Matthew B Quirk. 42. Walter Reed Gen
eral Hospital.
Infant Russell Jasper. Jr.. Children's Hos
pital.
Infant Robert Kins. Children'! Hospital.
Adeline Jones. 99. 220 H st. n.e.
Psnnie Corum. 69. 23 P st. n.e.
Charles Mabrey. 67. Oalllnser Hospital.
Thomas Palmer. 64. 1016 New Jersey ave.
Jesse H. Robinson. 6o. Gallinser Hospital.
Robert Bayles. 66. Gallinier Hospital.
John Johnson. 62. Home for Aged and
Infirm.
Edward Williams. 46 Freedmen's Hospital.
Orris Willis 41. 2112 Eighth st.
Frank Mlckens 36. Gallinger Hospitil.
Petri Jamila. 19 Garfield Hospital.
Anna L. James 18 Tuberculosis Hospital.
Ellen Holland 1. Children's Hospital.
Infant John Brown. Children's Hospitsl.
Infant Margaret Walker. Gallinger Hos
pital.
Wedding Guests Gorge.
Five hundred guests were Invited to
the wedding feast at Sombor, Yugo
slavia, for Katerlne Shumer and Jakob
Konrat, but over 1.000 came—and
gorged. They consumed 10,000 pounds
of fresh beef, 8,000 pounds of pork, 200
fat turkeys, 200 pounds of fish and
1,000 pounds of bread. This was
washed down with 3,000 pints of wine
and and 1,000 pounds of raklja, a
native drink.
WOMEN ARE URGED
to uap a a vote
I
Practical Value of Capital
Representation Cited by
Jesse Suter.
Citing the practical value of na
tional representation for the District,
Jesse C. Suter, vice chairman of the
Citizens' Joint Committee for National
Representation, yesterday urged mem
bers of the District League of Repub
lican Women to learn and spread the
truth regarding the District at a
meeting at 1600 Rhode Island avenue.
People here and In toe States should
be shown the facts to prove the Dis
trict is the only voteless community
In continental and contiguous United
States; that It is not a tax-free para
dise, but paid more In Federal In
ternal revenue taxes for the fiscal
year ended June 30, 1936, than any
one of 35 States and more than the
combined payment of nine, and that
the District is a community In ltaelf,
not simply a harbor of transients,
Suter said. - -
Speaking of the voteless delegate
the District had in the territorial gov
ernment of 1871-1874 and of the pres
ent Clark bill, which proposes sub
stantially the same thing, Suter said:
“What we need Is representation like
the others have, so we will have suf
ficient bargaining power to draw at
tention to our needs.
Suter also pointed out that the Dis
trict population of voting age is
greater than that In aeven States and
just under that In two others. He
further listed the inability of District
residents to use the Federal courts
ss a situation requiring equitable cor
rection.
Mrs. William Fitch Kelly, president
of the league, in conjunction with
Suter, deplored the apathy of the
people here to*those problems which
vitally affect them.
TWO FARM PRICE
RECORDS ARE SET
January 15 Level Is Peak for Six
Years—131 Per Cent of
Pre-War Period.
By the Associated Press.
Soaring prices of farm products
chalked up two records yesterday at
the Agriculture Department.
Officials said the general level of
farm prices on January 15 was the
highest in six years—since June 1930.
It added the level of prices peid to
fanners was above the level of prices
paid by fanners for the first time in
more than 10 years.
The Bureau of Agriculture Eco
nomics said farm prices on January
15 were 131 per cent of the average
for the pre-war period of 1909-1914.
This was five points higher than a
month earlier and 32 points above
January, 1936.
Things the fanner buys remained
at 131 per cent of pre-war levels, so
the ratio of prices received to prices
paid was 103.
"Price parity was reached and a
2-point advantage recorded for the
first time since August, 1925," the bu
reau said.
The price climbs extended to nearly
all farm products, with grains and
live atock leading.
Railway communication has been
established between Khabarovsk and
Komaomolak-on-the-Amur In Far
Eastern Russia.
USED OVER
DO YEARS
TO FIGHT
COLDS
ffje ftienma SJfaf
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