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Miller ? Rhotvds.
Miller ? Rhofivds,
WE A WER FOR EC A S ?? Tuesday fair.
New Umbrellas
For Rain or Sun.
? new costume lljis spring practically necessitates a new
Umbrella as rain and sunsliinc arc likely to be pretty well mixed
up for (he next two months. ?/
Handflpnio I'm broil us hi various colored silks such ns Broivn, Nnvy,
Maek, Hod timi Green?some In sn]l,i colors?Others In chocks or stripe?.
The bordera mo Ir? polita, ilots, B?nele mid "Whllo or fancy stripes, lliui
flles of Natural AVooil, Gun.Mctnl or Sterling Silver;?
$1.69, $2.25, $2.50, $2.98, $3.50, $3.98, $5.00.
The first price quoted?$1.69 represents a particularly fine
Umbrella 26 inches in size.
Did You Wear a Rain Coat Yesterday?
With one of din? Rain Conta nur! on Umbrella you enn bid clellar.co
to M?ch ? flown-poni- ns thnt of yesterday,
Good Crnvenello Ciiats .f10.no lo ???22.50.
BEE OUR AD. .IN THIS EVENING'S NEWS IlRADER,
FIRST HONOR ROLLS
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
For the Month Ending February 26th.
Post Graduate ?.?Tiessi ? Chnppcl?, llo?
r?na Mason, Nolllo Morton, Etsl? I'hil
IVif?t Gratinate ?.?Florence Johann,
i.oitlio Fitzgerald, Jessie Mullan.
Senior ? I.?James A very. Hisset t
in?ugh, ????? llhtzlor. Bessie Aldrlcb,
Annie Blaiikensliip, Ec?witi Wortham,
Brock?nbrough Woodward, Sadie Engel
berg. Mary Hankins. Emmlo Hortung,
?Mary Stctoleln, Addle Williams.
Sonlor A ^.?Alitilo Robinson, Mattle
?Sia-ig, France.?; Swann, Cnrrlo Ftillltps.
?Senior B J.?C?nr-ad Goodwin. Goorge
T'arsone, Lelia. Betty. Susie l-flx. Ilaz?He
rbliuckolford, Florence Wood.
Senior ? 2.?Evelyn Doggott, Pauline
fc?homakcr.
Intermediate ? ?.?Edwin Heller. John
.Young, tela. Dunford, Jos?phlno Edelblul;
Florence Coliman, Saisie .Heilstem.
Branch Sutherland. Holen Taylor, l.uey
Thro'ck-mortoii, Irene Walton, Kilon Witt,
Mary Wright.
Intermediato A 'J.?Mabel Brandi, Ethel
Ellvsoii, Lizzie? Nicholas.
intermediate ? 3.?Eva Hey, Mary West.
?Intermediate ? 1,?Robbio Alleai row. Wil?
lie? Gravili?, Peyton Lewis; Hart?n Pai
mei*, Jessie Ham. Salile Hllliard, Doro?
thea H?rtung, Corinne Is emu ti, May Phll
p?itls. ?race Waller, Fannia West.
Intermediate ? ?i.?Beulah Robins, Fay
Henry, Cora Catlin, Douglas Kldil, Cottilo
Bay) las;
Intermediate It 4.?Lillian Williams,
.Louise VarrliiRlDii, Amelia Huele, Bessie
Henley. .Martha Challln, Gladys Neale,
Mary Thornton.
Intermediate ? 3.?Proslon Watt, Mario
Ariani. Esther Parker, M. WoIseger.<
Junior A 1.?Albert Edel, Willi?? Grant';
Tom Neal. Nathan Hargrove. Robert Wil?
lis, Willie Crutchfield. Fanale, Karrt 1!,
.S'allie Fitzgerald. Grethen llanowl?ckle.
Jlnmif Eley. Katherine Kent, ??esBio Li]>s
i"*nilH?. Jfuni?. Mason, Helen Morohous?,
Ethel Ra.mstetter, Katheleen Richardson,
:Lee Rindsberg, Muriel Smitli. Louise
Tobten, Mary Traylor, Virginia Ware.
Fauni,. Weallierliom. Carrlo Willlugham.
Junior A ??.-Macon Bailey; Carrington
Bollard. Annie Bowm, Wilhelmina Smith,
loa Smith.
Junior A 3.--Clare Evans, Ilettle Gary,
Maggia Grosoeln.su. Glissi,? Tucker,
?Iunior A 4.?Vanta. P.u*kor.
?Iunior >,n ?^-,-????e?G???" Brauer, iR'obcit
Br-verly. Blair'Fins, Ralph Ludwig, Lhi
wood Payne. Wilbur Sydnor, Grace Crair
(lofk, Bessie Douglass. Hannah l?ngcl
l'i-i*K. Jesslo Evans, .Alma Humphreys;
Mabel Hopkins, Blanche IClrthcy, Jean
McGraw, Nellie Morton. Fanny McReo,
Alma Nance, Lau-ilo Sutherland, ?ies.-,??
Turner, Minius Tlgnor, Mary Thisloy,
Annie Wpollng,
Junior ? ??.??Sylvia Anderson, Palile
{Phillips, EJtbcl BVfuiH. .Miriam Smiiili.
Maria Anderson. J tin Lynhitm, Manila i'ii
kington, Robort Miles, Paul Oeblshhigcr.
Junior ? ??.?Graghani Currie, "Edward
Mason; Dlnwood Tyrec, Sadie Atkinson,
M:n*v Berkeley, Mildred Black, Leonia
Fischer. Josephine Rublnean, Mintilo
Rein, Kate Tolk?r.
Junior M 4,?Salila Colilo. Gus Davis,
Junior ?'?.-Julia CottreJl. Tlllle Forbes,'
Alleo France, Lottie blggon, Posa
McKenna. Kva Wilson, Stanley Blunion,
Edward Rlley, John Simpson, Herbert
Taylor, Bilioni Ifirtley,
CENTRAL SCHOOL
SlNtli Grammar? Paysou Bruce, Rich?
ard llanos, Henry Oberd?rfer, John R?so.
Olile Sydnor, Annie Traylor.
Fifth Grammar?Maud Wooilfln, Mor?
toti Wallerslein, Blanche I'jildea, -Canillo
Binili?., Willie Dnluiey, Marguerite
Bla lighter.
Fourth dammar Grade?Pauline G'op
farth. ?Mahfl Kngleberg. .Sadie Nealc,
Elizabeth Watkins, Horaee Sharp, Edgar
Tiller.
Third Grammar Grad'?Clifford Folkes.
Second Grammar Grude?Norwood Mary,
Brownlu Buck. Alma Bloomberg.?
li'irst Gnimniar Grade?Alleen Irvine,
Jo?notto Lindner, Agnes May. Howard
May, Irvln Cason, Hilda. Holzhauer.
.Eighth Primary Grade?Mlnnio Deitrlck,
Lucy Thompson.
Sixth Primary Grade?Louis Lohman,
Grauvillo Sut ton*, Clifton Wood tin, James
Worn ble. Milton Williams, Gast?n ?/?an?
der, Lucy ?omar, Minnie Fisher; Edith
Garllck, Louisb G'epfarth. Nornia Smith,
Goldie Spilling*, Sophia Myor.
Fifth Primary tirade?Dorothy Duce,
P.essio luge, Rertha Delarue. Roso Mc?
Kay, Mela Dorsch, Bettle Fisher, Rose
well Aaron.
Fourth Primary Grade?Eugene Die?
trich, Lillian Flanagan, Ifanny Llchten
feld, Hannah May, Dorothy Sklllman.
Second Primary Grade?Robert Good
wyn, Carrie Berkeley, Nannie Blalock,
Jennie Fisher.
First Primary Grade?Gordon Hugbart,
John Valentine, Mary Richardson, Dor?
othy Spoonci?, Helen Mooro.
BELLEVUE SCHOOL.
Sixth Grammar Grade?Margaret Rice.
Filth Grammar .Grade?Rlciiai'd Car
dona.
Fourth Grammar Grado?Jessie Waller,
Marie Rust, Verna Matthews. Helen
Mio.liolboro, ?Zaqello Mooro, G'orUe Garri?
son, Mary Andrews, Uosa Burton, Kniest
Smith. Granger Ancarrow, Ruby Parsley.
Third ? ira ? ? mm* Grade, No. 1.?Robert
Blufoid. Ollio Beasley, Mottle Bealo, Wil?
lie Low.
Third Grammar Grade, No. 2,?Hazel
Jones, Louise White, Louise Spain, Mu?
si? Selpli, Meli Hancock.
?Second Grammar Grade?Hazel Dlllard.
Lucy Higgins, Fannia Hcchler, Inez
?Morris.
Second Grammar Grade, No. 2.?Regina
Buchanan.
First Giammai? Grade, No. I.? Kate
?Mayer, Alice Powers, Anna Taylor, unci?
da VVliartou.
Kirsl Grammar Giade, ?NO. 2.?Olive
Webster, Bessie Hewlett.
Liglith Primary Grado?Celeste Johns,
Helen Ball, Bollitili Chandler, Hazel Mick
elboro, Madge Ciondoli, ?Newton Ancarrow,
Witt 1-1 Ix, Ruth Bust, Ruth Frayser.
Seventh Primary G'rado?Hugh Collier,
Ho well Vaughan. Garland Wilson; Brooks
Woody, Lena Allo, Louise Dickers, Mary
Blount. Mario Brautigan, Lily Gary, Fan?
nie Goldsmith; Rosa Rupp, Bonnie Tilom?
as. Lucillo Butler.
.Sixth Primary Grado?Lucilo Ciuteh
l?eid, Clarice Roper, Charles Watts, Louise
Cooper, Estelle Wado, Clydo Ballev, Cam?
mio Davis, Taylor Lafoon, Edward Seiden,
Ifidolle 1-lohlcroft.
Fifth Primary Grade?IQ vol y n Alexan?
der, Elva Goode; ?Mary Gordon. .Louise
Johns, Maud Morlng?, Christine Fleet,
Hugo Blankingshlp, Gioii McLaughlin,
Frank Otey, Walter Talley.
Fourth Primary Grado?-William Dun?
kel, Warren Rkleiioiir, Cuyler Vaughan,
Bessie'. Clark, Constance llalpln, Mur
gnorlto Robins, Minette Varden...
'J'Iilrd Primary Grado?George Bowles,
.Harrison Aluiro, Roy Smith, Wirt Waller,
Alma Aeree, Bessie Jlui'dwleke, Elsie Hnl
terfield.
Second Primary Grade?Lucille Baker,
Avis Cartel', Fred Butes, Frank Butler,
IOdltli Houston, .lohn Wiley, Roy Mann,
Onorio? Wood, Maurice Tlu'ockmort?n,
?Mice Cook, .Marie Melsol, Frank Bernii?
cbl. Howiti-d Carter, Irvln Craig, Alleo
mills, Mary .inno Smith, Lily May Baker,
Raymond Cosby.
First, Primary Grade?Ralph Howled,
Elizabeth Bagby, ?Mary Nuckols, Milza
both Webb. Wright Watts, Gladys Beale,
Ridilo Vick.
falsili tj'rammar dnuiewniiafn e, jack
-ou, l'euri Itolgi'wa?, Carolyn Wilde.
Fifth Grauiniav Grado?Perry ?eay, Moy.
Ititi Fitti", SI il fi e ? Wf-llmnn.
Fifth ?rnmmnr Gfiitlo-Helvestit Cut
Diiiill, Alethti, Rollins, Knthleeil Ttltlle.
Fourth Grammar Grade?Edith Cfirnoal,
Isabel ""Dj'evef, Ninnilo Horndon, Marian
Grume. Wllllo Mooch, JcBslo AVond,'Lottie
KrakO.
Third Grammo!? Or?de?Alary Howie,
Ethel Young. , .
Third Grummiit' Giade?Elizabeth Bold,
Otlo Branch, Ida Hold.
Second .Grammar Grade? Potirl Prldi'y.
First Grninmar tVi'itde?Robert Hooch,
A))iilo Graham, Harry Ilowell, Eleanor
S'tvaiin.
Eighth Primary ? Giude-EIhol Cuiller,
Anillo Guntl-y, Wtiltci? Laild, Joseph
Lynoh,
Seventh Primary Gratin?France.?? Ather?
holt, Martha Horndon, Rosalie. Lawrenci',
Louise Schminke, Mary Orlgg, MlldellliO
Mix, Mary Krnekc, Cubell Liiwton,
Sixth Prlmnry Grude?Philip Bnvghol
ttior, Latirlo Me.vns, Mnry Ulunt, Maggie
Polii!, Dorn Rllov. Mary Slnlpson, Mili
nlo 'l'Ibbii. Rilby Elam.
Fifth Primary Gradc-Cbiirles Beltoli,
Percy HI ley. Putii Ino Anderson, "Lucy
Brown, Myrlln Ol'itmp. .l'ititi?. Unwell,
Bessie Mav Powell, fiorilo Wyittt.
Second Primary Grado?OHI Bnlloy,
Taylor Colcmnn, Willie Butler, | Henry
Wiilorsteln, Eugene Fous, Stuart Hopkins,
Hrrllno Rider. Mary White, Elma Sims,
Ruth liUiidrum,
Sixlh Grnnimnr Grado?Oi'nco Cousins,
Myrlln Giiiloy, Alma Trowoi?.
Third Grammar Grade? Ethel HvadPhaw,
PItlna Browning, Evelyn I nival, Anulo
Horn. Mlti?ile M II tv,. Blanche l'Anus.
First Grammar Orarle?Gertrude Broth
erf?. Ksslo Major, Grace Nuekol?, Ivy
TIIIpi*. Flhei Wolfe. Preston Taylor,
Eighth Primary Grade?Bibel Lawrence,
Lillian Roljnrlsoni Salile Dickinson. Ornee
Gin ri.. Benha Klaslng, Garland Williams,
Valentino Lee.
Seventh primary Grade?-Mary Dowrien,
Bianchii Horn, BthPl/yn Tiller, Fraser
I looper.
Fifth Primary Ornil*??Rffrlnnltl Ford,
Henry Horn. Jon Dowry, Wllllo Tuxtey,
Richard ?,?charlah, Mnr.v Ellbank, Rina
Gwynii, Gerirudo Hopkins. Klsle Lnrjy;
Gertrudis Snmpson. Louise Wooldrldgo.
Fourth Primary Grade?Louis Agoo.
Renio Jackson. Toni Perkins, Oshornn
Robertson. Mlnneti'o Seay, Charles Tlm
mons, Myrlln Bi'rtdshaw, Bianche Cole,
Rnselyn Curler, Ornee Frin? kl In, Nnrlnnn
Hardy. Adele Kl telimi. Edna Morgan,
Josin Powell, Vivian Rntiei'son,
Tliird Primary Grade?Ruby Seal.
Blanche Nuckols. Annie Johnson, Clnr
etico Francis. Alwnll Tyler. Hugh Turn
ley. Alexander 'Gulley.
Second Primary Grade?Willie Patmmi,
Charles Whltmoi'c, Louise Hundley.,Mar?
garet Simpson. -
First Primary Grade?Arlington Robert?
son.
ELBA SCHOOL.
Sixth Grammar Grade?May Carter,
'Rul.li Thoinn-ssuu.
Fifth Grammar Grado?Helen Adams.
Third Grammar Grade?JoSlo Richard
sou, Kalo Wileox.
Second G'rnminiir Grade?Lelia Leflwlch.
Freddie Wlogand.
First. Giammai? Grade?Susie Hendl'icks.
Ftbel Nuckols, Hilda Will. Eddlo Hep
pert.
Eighth Primary Grade?Lula Atkisson,
Bonnie Garner.
Seventh primary Grade?Helen N?ck
'ols, Mildred Lipscomb. Henry Miller.
Sixth Primary Grade?Essio Cox, Eva
Henley, Evelyn Mallory, Garri? Morgan.
Edna. Raines, Arthur Granger; Guy H?
zolgrove, Robert Tliomasson..
Fifth Primary Grade?Chester McDon?
ald. Johnnie Tyler, Edith Eubank, Myrtle
Gordon. Mamie Gnirett. Ruth Harris,
Bornico Harding. Alary Humphreys.
Fourth Primary lirado?Robert Amos.
James Healey, Michael Kain, Lafayette
Mullen. Louise Goode.
Tliird Primary Grude?Edna Burns, Ed?
die King, Stuart Lohmnyer. Littleton
Lucy, Harold Myor. Aubrey Rowe, Iwau
Stein, Russell Tinsley, Frank Wayne,
Curtis Pleasants. Carroll Nuckols.
Second Primary Grade?Arnold Atkis?
son. Richard Graeme, Rlllott Hazelgrove,
Tom Ma hone, Emilv Granger, Jessie Mos
ley. Olga Pohlig, Nathaniel Harding, Wtn
freo Tale.
'WEST END SCHOOL
Second Prlrpary Grade?Francis Boll?n,
I-iarvoy Moring, Charlotte Chu.ppcll.
Wary Cheatliam. Virginia Clements. Ruby
Kindeivater. Lina McGee, Annie Mercer,
Margaret No well.
Third Primary Grade?Russell Bowles
Harold Hutzler, Willie Jennings, Forrest
Streot. Neal Wright, Helen Bruner, Mary
Colder. Garnott Curtis*, Fannie Firth.
Fourth Primary Giade?Sadie Marcuse,
Marion Wallersteln, Renami Yarbrough.
Seventh Primary Grafie?Helen Moliseli,
Laura Richardson, Ethel Johann, Rob?
ert Cutshall.
Eighth Primary Grade? Mamie Blenncr,
Maurice Hutzler.
First Grammar Grade?Nellie Brown.
Rulli Dola noy, Edna Crenshaw, Louise
Evans, Siizol.te Henry. Essie Henry,
Alice Kahn, Kathleen Parrlsh, Elsio Wal?
ton. Lucilo Young, Bascom Dey, Holt
Pago, Frank Leslie. Tlgnor, Arthur Urvnn,
Aubrev Carter, Emmett Cottrell, Hower
ton Gratz,
Second Grnmmar Grade?Helen Lor?
raine. Constance Helridl, Kate Blrnore,
Louise RouiiLrco.
Tliird G'rauirnai? Grade?Marion Moliseli,
Elizabeth Wright. Almarla Page, Edwin
Diggs, Brandos Mercer, . John Russell,
Randolph Saunders.
Fourth Grammar Grade?Virginia. Syd
nor.
Fifth Grammar Grade?Martha Suther?
land, Ruth Ready, Lois Richardson, Beth
Dew.
Sixth Grammar Grade?Val. Llohten
Hteln. Albert Tttiilhimor, Willie Bernstein.
Fifth Grammar Grado?Elsie Ball. Cella
Davis, Isabel Dunford, Erma Puller, Es?
ther Weinstein. Bonford Walford.
Fourth Grammar Grade?Francos Grano,
Third Grammar Grade?Lucile Weriio.
Second Grammar Grado?Bessle Gildea,
Maude ProllUt. India Thomas, Jreno
Bmith, Harold Draper, Fred Kucheman,
Andrew Krouse, Henrv Stern. Copeland
, Samuels; Ralph Wallerstoln, Henry
? Weinstein.
First Grammar Grade?Marvel Cease,
Otilo Reed. Horace Hellstem.
Eighth Primary Grade?Russell Wlng
flold, Wills Woodward. Ethel Wiildrop,
Libiiie Tyreo. Esther Spiegel, Norintt Loin,
La Votila Morton.
?Sixth Prlmnry Grade?Virginia. Epos,
Jessio Wilson, Margaret Wright, John
Doyle. Ira Fru.ik.lll, Jake Hehwnlni.
Fifth Primary Grado?May I'ringle,
Emil Casser, Frank Koinarek, MaS0ll4
Linnsden, Wallace Spigel, Edwin (?laze.
Fourth Prlmnry Grado?Rebocen, Cohen,
Mary Gordon, Marian Heller, Katie Hloin,
START MOW AND ^
SAVE MONEY
ON YOUR GROCERIES AT OUR
STORES.
4 Cane Salmon for.V."?Bo
Best American Granulated Sugar, A\A.n
pound.j. . /2an
Shreded Codfish, packacie.. ? ??..???
3 pounds California Ponches lor.2Bo.
At-bucklo's Ariosa Coffee, Ib,.120
Lion Coffee, Ib.'"?'?}}
Mountain Roll Butter, lb,...??.IBo
, Small California Hums, pound.........9ft
2 pounds Now Hominy and Delta for. ?Bo.
6 lbs White A Siifl.ir for.2??
Small White Beans, c|uart.8t?
Flaks Hominy, lb.?..",.?.???
Best City Meal, per peck.IBe.
or, bushel .?,?,? ? ? ' ' ' ' 'J " ' -To0'
Quart Mason Jars Vanilla Syfttp.....10o
Best Cream Choose, nound....16o,
Canned Tomatoes, lar?je enne,......?
New Clipped Herrings? 3 dozen for...26o.
Good Lard, pound.?........So.
Quart Jars Home-Made. Sweet Pick?
les..,. ?? '??.I0?
Gibson, XXXX, Mt. Vernon, Oscar
Peper Old Brands Whiskey, bottle?.7??.
3.Ib Jars HoiftO'Made Preserves.18c.
Blackberry or Cntawba Wine, quart 12o.
Ginger Snaps or Soti-i Crackers, Ib-4'i.o
Salt Pork, per pound.?'?
Smith-field Hams, pound.15-3
Blacking and Scrub Brushes.5c.
8 bars Octagon Shaped Soap for.2Bo.
Good Green or Mixed Tea, pound..-2So.
New Virginia Buckwheat, 7 lbs. for,.25o.
Fresh Bolona Sausage, pound.7o
Clothes Pins, dozen.-lc
Best Leaf Lard, pound;..10c
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, ptr bottle,.. .80e.
S. ULLMAN.S SON'S
Downtown Stores, 1820-1822 East Mein
Street. Uptown Store, BOB East Mar
?hall Street.
'Phone? ot our two Store?.
Willie Bass, .Too Grower, Warren .Hughes,
Robert. Tupninn. Bherrnnl Tiipman.
Third Primary Grade-Helena Andor
Hon. Mary IComarok. Louise. Moore.*,Mm
nleo.Prorfltl, Mary RavllIn. India. Wliltp;
Ellis Anderson. Will?r? Atkins. Joe Bnket,
Adrian Bnhdheim, ?lohn Clarke. Edget
ton Franck;.''Motta coliman, Tom t.oi
rloii. Prunk L.?. Toudie, Irvine Owen?,
Dick Schrocdcr, Irving While, Hubert
Tlmmins. , . . ,.
Second Primary Grndc-.Tacquoa Ashot.
ICarl Ora.v.ps, Walter Hundley. .lohn
ProPUt, Harold ?trntiss, Robert Tnomae,
.lohn Wilson, Grace Franklin. Mabel
Liimsdon, Belle Rosolitele. Clarice Stlth.
First Primary Grade-Libert Coa.se, Sid?
ney Owen, Dirk Stern, May Alvls. Ida
Gary, Victor Wcrne.
MARSHALL SCHOOL
?Sixth Grammar Grade?Lenoro Kolb?,
Olga Glpperlch, Leigh ?Iones, Frank Dy?
son.
Fifth Grammar (?rade?Louis Hond?n.
Maggio Taylor,
Fourth Grammar Grade?Amy Kratz,
Claribel Erwin, Lena Brackett, Florence
Winder. Gaynelie Minson, Alleo Tucker,
Elsie. Molton,
Third Grammar Grade?Alma Kfnker.
Second Grammar tirade?Norman Har?
pon, Ri/th Caldwell. Fannie Motten, Um
mn AVltidor.
First Grammar Grado?Norman Ford,
Aaron London, Kate Ford, Dorothy Gar?
l?n, Ruth Hartley, Rosa Melton, Laura
Mills; Ruth SVlilte.
Eighth Primary Grade?ehesten; B?w-f
tien. .Rudolph Brauer, Dinwiddie Reams,
Grneo French. Mabel [lull, Jeflsio McGhc?i
Lillie Pasman, Dora Passamancck, Gus?
sie Rogers, Fannie Tucker.
Seventh Primary Grad??Clarence
Hughes, Lena .I/union, Doany Spinel.
Mary Trevillian. Harter Wright,
Sixth Primary Grade?Clara Taylor.
Clothilda Hassel. Cella Pasman, Mimile
Fodera, ?*. : :
Fifth Primary Grade?Ruby Brimmer,
.Freda Schwartz.
Fifth Primary Grade?Chalilo Brackelt.
Max Gordon, IsJriot'o Gordon.
Fourth Primary Grade?Mary Haywood,
Kdwln Tyrec,' Frodi Tucker, John Cott
rell. ?'
Third Primary Grade?Lewis Bloom?
Sartia Gordon, Annie liprd, John Isbell.
Estollo Johnson. David M'Gcheo, Hetinie
Schwartz, Lewis ? Schwelckert, Rollio
Wright.
Fifth Grammar Grade, ?I. Andrew Bow-I
lor teacher. -Sullivan Pllcliford, Mabel
Harris, Emma Hill. Rasa Roane, Viola
Cfcoatham. Mary Tancll, Ruby Clai?
borne. ;',*
Third Grammar Grade. Rosa 13. Ian
cry, teacher.??starlo Robinson.
?Second Grammar Grade, Mattie V. Ce?
phas, teacher.?Alma Evans, Pauline Boil?
ing. William Toast. Olivia Scott, Frank
Morton ano Aurelia Hunter.
First Grammar" Grade, Lucy V. Boiling,
teacher.-Fclix Gwathmey, Bobert Thomp?
son, Mary llurko, Mary Underwood and
?yueen Joncs. '?;????,?
Eighth Primary Grade, A. E. Williams,
teacher.?Lucile Brooks, Isabel Hood, Lu
berta Ashton and Lula Fox.
Seventh Primary Grade. Eva K. Jona?
than, ten cher.?Alma Scott, Bernetta
Quarl.es, Irene Pitchford, Belle Clarke,
Virginia Montague, Joseph ?ancey und !
Joseph Thomas?
Sixth Primary Grado, Lula A. Willis,
teacher.?Allen Lewis, Mary Gentry Wil
llum Barr. Daisy Jones, Junius Christian,
Lang Johnson, ffonrletta Parham, Alouzo
Aflama,. Clarence Harris. Joseph FuunUe
roy, Cl.-u-ence Frlond, Moses Forcey, and
William John-tun. .
Fifth Primary Grade, Mary 13. AVIIlls,
t(achei?.?Alary Crafton, Gracie Mack, Ol?
ilo Holmes, llattio Branch, Marie Robin?
son, Rosa Taylor, "William Cheatham,
Leola Quarles, Rltchotta Hltchlngs,
Ge?rgie Perkins. Sadie Cooper, Mario
llnmmic, Armstoad Hackney, Gusslu
Jackson, Willie Ransom, Gertrude Crows,
Fumilo Hunt, Purcell Cavlniss, Sarah
"Williams.
Four! Ii Primar ? Grade, Maud E. Allin?
dili, teacher.?Leonunl Whlto, Annie
Whlto, Charles ????????, Beatrice Glbbs,
Lucile Swan, Nora Swan, Edgar Ander?
son, Ernest Montague, Alary Jackson,
Mary James, Rober?a. Mitchell. Laura
Price. Mabel Ilaywood, Marie Price, Jun- j
lus Robinson) . Fiorino Muck, Samuel
Jenes, Lavinia Prlpe,
Third Primary Grado, ??????????? C.
Smith, teacher.?Martha Banks, John
Johnson, Daniel ?Scott, Mary Saylos,
Chamice?*,' Christian, Cornelius Johnson,
Hugh Williams,'Marola Spain, Wado Wil?
liams, Verlino Robinson, Clarence Kelly,
Lizzie Hanks, Willie Gwathmey, Clarone? ;
Franklin, Thaddens Swann.
Second Primary Grade, Lula G. Ilus
kliis, ?.''achei?.? Daniel Brooks, ?Mary Da?
vis, Mahei Kenny, Mary Spain, Eunico
Floyd, Geo?-glo Webber, Mary Robinson,
Ltssle Webbe*', Elenora Morton, Parker
'J'hftt'e wi/iii ib'* inpliors <?? Dr.
Laviti'? C<mg)i Syrup navi, dono when
iiii'y produced tliq ? cutest Couth
Uuncdy,
Why Waste Time and Money
BY EXPERIMENTING WITH WORTHLESS PREPARATIONS, * ?
When You Can Procure a Certain and Positive Cure for
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Consumption, Bronchitis and All Throat and Lung Troubles?
Dr. David's Cough Syrup, Pure Pine Tar, Wild Cherry, Horeh?und, J
Tried by Thousand?* a?d Approved by All,
PRICE, 25 cents for a Large Bottle E very where.
^?mwm^mmW
lies, on I.artli l'or I .a ?'.rippe Conili, and for Coughing Children II Has No Superior.
Beware of tlie Injurious Syrups of White Pine (so called) That Are 5o
Harmful to the Patient, Especially to Children,
Norwood? ?lohn Laev? Wellington Mn.li),
Fred. CorbOH, EiiViihllnii Ci-iitiip, indio
Holmen, Fred. Robinson, Lltlwootl John??
Niii, James Normali, Clat-eilue Comvny,
?Jamen Williams, Charllo Holmeei?
NICHOLSON SCHOOL
Fourth. Primary Grade?"vVllllo Sowden,
Artliur Gorman, Wflil0 ??liffdtit', Frank
Motzgor, Earl Reynolds, Willie Stag?.
David Sheets, Irene Dyits. Mabel Mitchell,
Mary Hock, Lotilso Shunt,
Third Primary Glade-Nellie Atirtrew?,
Gerlle Bntlolite, Dorn Mosby, F,va Rice,
R'iy Gtiuldln?, Rent Kay.
Second Primary Grado?Edilio Cumbor,
Roy Orubbs, Waiter King, Jumes Kenne?
dy, .loo Kennedy, Rtlt?spll Purneil, Burl?n
Thompson, Deas t.'ole, Mildred Crowder,
Lotiiso Gill. Llllln Morgan, Mabel Rice,
Rulli Reams. Susie Wann,
First Primary Grade?Lucy Cogblll, Har?
rison Eacho, Mnrgiuol. RUilr, Willie Min?
son, iLouiso Rock, Griten Sorg, ?????
Wood, Gertie Witti?, Irene Civntlo.
Slxlit Grritnnuu' Grado?Karl Blair, Carl
Glindlach.
Firth Ornmniar Grade?Bessie Smoot,
Russell Myers.
Fourth Grammar Grade?Vornoh Mit?
chell,
Third Grammar Grndn?Mintilo Kaufolt,
B'lsl)' Ithilr.
Second Grammar Grade?Onm. Cumber,
Florence Bowles, Florence Minor, Jamen
Throekliiot'lofl, James Ulee.
First Gta miiKir Grade?Rachel Hull,
Kale BtOeltwell, Lnna ftowief*. Olilo Btill
hiKton, Mary Clarke, Jos I ? Wels, It'Otid
?Lynch, Raymond Rice, Clarion Dune,
Lesler SWoenoy. '
Eighth Primary Grade?LeHtcr Chlldr?y,
Mary Ccmwn.V, Adrlenno llnrcum.
?Sevenlli Primary Grade??Irvhi Cn.verln,
Raymond Woodall, Sadie Barker, Sophie
Gavie, LI Illa n Rice, Helen Sorg, louiso
?Smith.
Sixth Primary Grado?Reath Harlow,
Edith Chlldroy, Lillie Wnymark.
Fifth Primary Grade?Lu rn y Hardln,'
Nannie McBrido, Floyd Bowles, May
Leonard.
THE RAILWAY WORLD.
Railroad Man as a Banker?A
Big Shipment of Cable.
Mr. G. M. Serpe!!, general manager
or ihe Norfolk division of ? lie Allenile
Const Line Railway, has just heen elected
temporary president of thn Citizens Rank
ot" Norfolk. He Is chosen lo fill the tin
explred term of (he,bite Walter II. Doyle,
hut announces that he would be unwilling
lo accept ?he post, permanently. Air. Ser
pell will slick to rnllro'id work., Ile was
1n Ills early life emploved'ln the. construc?
tion ?G the Louisville mid Nashville Rail?
way, and lina heen engaged In the con?
struction of otlief lines, and since then
Siiperlntenilont.
Work on the proposed trolley lino from
Roanoke into Montgomery antl Floyd
counties Is expected to begin soon The
route has been surveyed and th" plans
prepared. Floyd Is a rich and valuable
section, now Isolated by lack of railway
lad 11 ties.
Assistant General Freight. Ac-ant R. A.
Campbell, of the Southern Railway, nt
St. Louis, wns a visitor in Richmond yes?
terday, railing at the office ot the com
pfiny here.
Traveling Freight, Agent It. C. Craig, of
the Missouri Pacific Railway, was In the
city Saturday, nnd visited the district
passenger nnd freight offices of the South?
ern Railway. ?
Air. XV. B. Brown, formerly ticket ocent
or Ihe Southern Railway -it Danville,
nnd for several years agent at Norfolk,
has been made freight and pastenger
agent of tbe company at Btatcavllle, N.
C.
TEACH THEM SURGERY.
Talk of Important Instruction
Being Given Our Trainmen.
There ha,?**- been considerable talk from
time, to timo among railways of requiring
trainmen to tako courses In rudimentary
surgery in order that they may be com?
petent to rentier aid promptly In cases
of accident, and at least to bo able to
relieve Buffering, A trainman may bo
taught to stop the (low ?G blood, take up
a severed artery, administer nn opiate or
anaesthetic; or take other steps that may
save a Ufo or a limb.
Tho Pennsylvania and some other Sys?
tem?? recluir? their trainmen to take such
a course. Tho hosplMls of this city have
inaugurated tbe plan of lecturing on these
Subjects, but attendance of railway men
may b'* rettili red.
instances are numerous In which men
having a limb crushed have to go for
hours -without surgery und with absolute?
ly no treatment, when promptness might
havo saved their lives easily.
Final Settlement.
Giles II. Vaden, ex-treasurer o? Pittsyl
vaniii county, was a visitor al tho audi?
tor's office yesterday, Ho camo to make
a linai settlumeiil of his accounts antl
squared up to tLc last cent. Mr. Vaden
was treasurer of the county for eight
years and was candidate for re-election
last fall, but whs defeated by a small
majority by William D. Duncan. On the
day appointed by law ho turned over to
his successor the books and documents
of the ottico, and since then has been
engaged In straightening up for linai set?
tlement with tho a udii tor, which was? sat?
isfactorily made yesterday. The men In
the auditor's office Bay Air. Vaden has
been one among tlio most accurate of
Virginia county treasurers and ime of tho
most prompt In the matter of settling
with tbe auditor.
Supreme Court of Appeals.
In tho Supreme Court of Appeals yes?
terday argument in the consolidated cuses
of tin?. Newport Nows, Hampton and Old
Point Railway and Electric Company vs,
tho Hampton Roads Hallway and Elec?
tric Company was concluded by St Gor?
don Gumming? for tho former and R. G.
Bickford for tho latter, and the case was
submitted,
Argument was then resumed In the ease,
of tho Atlantic Coast Lino Railway Com?
pany and others vs. tlio Commonwealth,
known aa tho demurrage case. Pending
argument by Alexander Hamilton for tlio
railway company, the court adjourned to
tu-day.
Charters Granted.
The following chartern havo beep
granted by the State Corporation Com?
mission:
Clay Street Market and Liquor Com?
pany (Inc.), Norfolk; D. F. Walters, pres?
ident; capital slick, $1,000 to $10,000.
Tho Virginia. ?Sumac Company line.'),
Petersburg; W. II. Hurkamp, president;?
capital stock, $1.000 to $uO,00O.
Roanoko C'arringo Company (inc.), Roa?
lioko; J. M. Kessler, president; capital
stock, $10.000 to ?fliO.OOo.
Tho Union Band of ????, Thoniasburg;
Richard Blake, president; real estato lim?
ited to one nero,
Rosemont Corporation, Norfolk; L. XV.
Davis, president; capitili Htuek, $l!,l)00 to
?fl?.OOO.
Reinecke to Arrive To-day.
Charles Reinecke, the Southern middle?
weight, who Is to wrestlo Dwyer In the
Aiatlemy next Thursday night, Is ex
pt'Clod to reach Richmond this ???p?????.
Ilo telegraphed yesleiclny that ho would
leave Baltimore lust night.
Relnecko will train hero to-dny, to?
morrow ami until Thursday night. Ilo
has been in tlio hands of careful trainers
lor the past two weeks, prior to ?? series
ol pin I clies Im will .wrestle In New Or?
leans after Hie match horn -with Dwyer,
Have New Capitol.
Governor Montague yesterday applied
bla niellature to- ihn bill appropriating
?UEO.OOq for renovating and repairing Ilio
Capitol building, 'l'ho work will begin
Iiniiicdlalely upon tho adjournment of the
Legislature.
Electoral Board.
Following uro tho members of the elec
loriil board appointed by Judge Georgi)
,1. Hundley for Charlotte county: Georgo
I!. llHiiiiuh. R. P. Eggleston and R. L,
Bnell. _
Mr. Underwood Better,
All', Frank Huilerwooil, of No. 300 Ll>\
iloii filieel, who fell am) hurt himself
near Laurel ami Cary Streets .Sunday
nljsht, wan reported us gottin? ulong?
nicely, last night, , ?
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INSTRUCTION
UNIQUE INVENTION
BY RICHMOND MAN
A Machine to Revolutionize the
Method of Serving* Cus?
tomers in Stores.
Jlr. Arthur ??. Havens, of Ibis city,
lias patented r. unique contrivance called
a "vending machine."
Tho machine la designed to-? Id In
quick purchase. It Is after the manner
of ?lot machinen, and Ik supplied with
a number of small receptacles, under
a glass case. In each receptacle tho
artlclo Is deposited, and all the purchaser
lias to do is to drop the price of tho
article in the slot, push a brake, and'lie
gets his purchase.
There are great possibilities in the In?
vention. Anything may be purchased
through it. from a barrel of flour to a
stick of candy, and Mr. Havens believes
that in the courue of a few years the
machine will bo Ir, use In large stores,
to facilitate service.
It may be used in dry Roods stores,
cigar stores, grocery stores, confection?
eries, tea stores, and. in fact, In nny
place where quick purchase?? are desired.
Mr." Havens Worked on his invention
for several years beforo ho completed
it to his own satisfaction. ?
? stock company Is to be organized '
hero for tho manufacture of tho ma- ?
chine and for the purpose of putting
lt beforo the world. Tho company Is to
have a. largo capitalization, and It Is
proposed to erect a large factory; to
employ several hundred persons.
MR. BARNES TO LECTURE
UNDER AUSPICES OF R. E..A.
Mr. Earl Barres will give a lecturo nt
8:.'I0 o'clock Wednesday evening. ?March
Oth, in the T, M. C. A. hall, under the
auspices of the Richmond Education As?
sociation. |
This lecture, which will be open to tho
'public, will present Mr. Barnes's views
.on tho "Growth of Children's Ideals."
Tlio speaker will be Introduced to his
audience by Mr, .1. Stewart Rryan.
Mr. Barren hns been Intimately asso?
ciated with (ho work of general education
.In this country nnd England for twenty
?yeara. As professor of European hia
'.tory In Indiana State University; as
professor of education In Stanford Uni?
versity! as staff lecturer for the lyondon
Society, for the University extension, find
us a Bcneral leo tur or and writer on edu?
cation, ho has formed ? strong circle of
"fellow-students throughout English
speaking communities.
Possibly his most attractive work has
resulted from studies on groups of chil?
dren In California, in England, anil In
many parts of the Middle and Eastern
States. Those elementary studies in
Immun untura hiivo bobo m ? widely known
through his lectures and througii his voi?
unies of "StudieH In Education," anil tlioy
have attraeteli and deeply Interested large
audience's of nil classes, when offered
In this country or In England. '
WHEN YOU HAVE A BAD COLD
You want a remedy that will not only
givo fiulck relief hut effect a permanent
curo.
Vou want a remedy that will rallevo tho
luii?s und keep expectoration easy,
You want u remedy that wyi counteract
any tendency toward pneumonia,
You want a remedy that is pleasant
und safo to tako.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy f???a nil
nf these requirements and for the speedy
and perninuenl euro of bail ciojdsi simula
without a ?pour. Kor salo by nil drug?
gists,
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
SPECIAL ONE-WAY COLON 1ST RATES
TO POINTS BEYOND THE ROCKIES.
During March und April, l!H>l, ihn
Chesapeake and Ohio Ruilwiiy will sell
special ono-way. mixed class, colonist
tickets, In many points In Arizona. <*?|H
tornla, Montana, New Mexico, Oregon,
Idaho, Nebraska; Texas and British Co?
lumbia! at vary reduced rates.
Mixed class tickets aro first-class to
thu Ciiitewttys-Ohleaso, St. Eouls, Mem?
phis, Sbrevpport or New Orleans nnd
second-class beyond.
1?*??? detail information, address Wi O,
AVarthi'ii, P. ?'? ?., Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway, Richmond, Va.
TO BALTIMORE VIA YORK RIVER
LINE.
Steamer "Charlotte," of York 1 elver
Eine, will sail from West Point lor rial
tlinore Monday afternoon, connection
leaving 'Richmond 4:20 V. M, Hutes: On0
day, ?2.60; round trip. $1.00: limited ten
4Uj*s, C. SV, .WESTB.UJ.U'j JU. ?'. ?.. ,
Wood'sSeeds.
Twcnfcy-f.ro vears practical ex?
perience, find the fact that "we do
the largest business i ? Scoda in the
Southern States, enable? us to
supply ovory requirement in
GARDEN AND FARM SUDS
to the very best advantage, both
tis regarda quality und price.
Truckers and Farmers
rc**|iiiring large quantities of Seeds
nre requcHtexl to write for Bpecial
prices. If you have not received
a copv of WOOD'S SKED BOOK
for ll-tVl, veri to Tor it. There is not
another publication anywhere
that approaches it in thc useful
and practical information that
it gives to Southern farmers
and gardeners.
Wood's Seed Bock will be mulled free
on request. Write to-day:
do not delay.
T.W. Wood & Sons, Seedsmen
RICHMOND, - VIRGINIA.
GREAT OAKS
? FROM?
LITTLE ACORNS
GROW.
Tho largest trees sometimes come
from tlio smallest seed. Tlio most far.
reg?iilng results frequently have their
beginning almost in obscurity. ? tiny
Tee'Dee want ad. of only twenty-five
words may be Ilio foundation of a
great formne. These little'persistent
business getters are hound to attract
attention. Ono alone la the paper
might got lost, but their strength lie's
In their number, It Is Impossible to
open The TI mes-Dispatch without see?
ing the want ads. They remind one
ot* a troop of Drownies in the marvel?
ous feats which thoy perform. Ono little
want ad., like ono Little Brown It,
could do but little, but In a single
night the Brownies can build a city,
su powerful aie they in numbers, and
in' a day the Tee-Bee want ads. can
turn Ilio Udo of business, Thousands
and thousands of people read Ihcm.
because they present themselves no
persistently, arid because they pos?
sess un Internst peculiar to them?
selves. Thoy are full of news and
full nf bargains; thoy nro liuine bright,
cners mid business builders';
'Phono G??!? for Hin want ml. . man
and talk it over with him.
VANDAL? AT WORK
SMASHING GLASS
? Number of Uroiul Street Mer?
chants Suffer Considerable
Loss at Their J lauils,
Thieves Or landais, puro and slinpl?,
ivi-l-e at work on Hniad Hti'ect at all
early hour Sunday niurniiiK. Ono Vir
more vandals at an hum? snniewliul Utl
i'i?'l.ilii B?lIflHlied a Lug,, pane of glas?
lu the frort uf the al't !?turo of I?'. i.'ohen,
No, *s*.'l Kast Ricini, ami prohnhly about
(he suino linn? another glass ly'aij smashed
Into smithereens In lhe restaurant of
<'. T. DirliliiKor. ai Ko. .S'ir K?st tlroad.
Thu Tragic Brug Company, found (help
street show i-use, inaile of plato glaen,
in noni of ilicir stolli on 10n.it Brunei,
smashed in like iniii'ncr.
None of the suffering ruueerns hav?f
been alili) to discover tintt any goods were
llllH?hlg, mu? the .supposition is that tin?
miscreants wero simply vandals, who
ili'liglili'il in wanton ileuliuctlotv at Jonie.
tiudy elsu'y cxiienae$

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