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Ho representation on the floor, and
whan any request Is made by this de
wwn icm**«*o •• -- . _
. partment It ts either disregarded c*.
Hrely. or rnl*understood, and looked
' . •« i. _J , . n>*ti 01^11 U I lie
nraiy. or —-■
»- >n at ridiculous and unreasonable.
10 the case of the eating house 1
tie'* just referred to Mr. Pollard ad
viser me that thr only way 1 ■'hilght
proaenute was under the State Ian on
the subject of common nuisances
Such casts as thla do not come under
that heading. A place may 1* so
filthy that It I* unbearable >et it being
private concern. quietly managed.
#U-.. i. cannot exactly be regarded as
a common nuisance"
The ruling of c'lty Attorney Pollard
waa originally given Feb 11. 1905,
■when the former »M asked for an
opinion as to whether or not board
ing houges, hotels, saloons and similar
aatahlishments might be taxed for
•oiling milk and fc odstufft Hi* re
ply folows
Pollard's letter
"Dr W T Oppenheimer. President
Hoard of Health. Cltj
' Dear Sir. — By order of th* com*
nslltee on health as to whether the
ordinance entitled an 'an ordinance
to create the olflie of Inspector of milk
and food supplies. . h approved
Mac y, 1904. In the matter of a pay
ment of a tax or fee applies to board
ing houses, hotels, saloons and soda
water merchants, In response to which
I have, to ssv that In mi Judgment
aald ordinan e in the matter of license
»nd tax applle- to dealers In milk and
foodst Jfff not laker- or consumers of
milk or food
"Boarding haute kaspera. hote1*. sa
teens and soda water merchant*, wh'la
they furnish milk to their customers
yot this 'S incident to their business.
They are not dealer* in milk and food
supplies they *-• consumers through
their customers of milk and food.
"Therei -re ii is very clear that the
'owners and proprietors of the estab
lishment* named are not required to
takr out u license in accordance with
the provisions of said ordinance or
pay a tax thereunder '
"Vers truls yours
• H. U. POLLARD.
"City attorney."
. According to r»r Levy, this opinion
■June- tmllln s any pro< edlnga nn his
part. ' I; thej hav* no license for us
to revoke, «hat can no do'.' Obviously
nothing said hi
"In order to make matters more cer
tain, however." he continued. "1 wrote
to Mr Pollard asking tor specific Infor
mation as to whether or not w« hud any
authority in this matter, .ailing his at
tention to the crying need that w. be
given popers to act it! those cases
where we found flagruri violations of
the purelooti laws
Dr. Levy's Letter.
1 he letter was written July I'l, 1901,
and was .is lolluws
" Hon. H R. Pollard.
City attorney, Richmond. Va
lkor sir,
■■The attention of ihls department
has been very lor ib'j dlrcotid to the
necessity of yitr hi iig complete 1url«
<lu lion over r-'wta'uroiit*. ■■ t:k houses,
mula fountains, if I find you him
given Hii opinion on February 11, 1905.
In response to an Inquiry from the
President of the Hoard ol Hi all h, to
the effect ^that our uh ordlnaiiet of
June 9. 1^54 (commonly known as fur
■pure food law > dot* not requlri pla<e*
of the class Just mentioned to take
out j#rniits for the »*U‘ of milk and
food supplies \\ i have every reason
for knowing that many of thi?e places
sre comiuilcu in a moat unnatilhur;
manner. and that if there it any rela
tion between food and disease it is
cartainly most active in just this else*
•f pieces * *
“Vour opinion goes on to da;. that
'boarding house keepers, hotel*, sa
loons, and soda water Tuerchants while
they furnlah milk lo then customer*,
yet this la Incident to their buslness
they arc not dealers In milk and food
supplies. They are consumers through
their rutlomers of milk and food sup
plies.'
"No Class of Purveyor* of Milk and
Faod Supplies Require* a* Careful
Supervision at Just Those Claeiei
Which in Your Opinion are not Reach
«<( at all Under our Law. We are not
interested m them as Consumer*. but
*a 'SelLeng Food t« the. ConiurRirig pap
lie, and rolling it in such a way ae to
de the Greatest Amount of Harm
"Thesr proplr must h< reached, re
tjulred to take out permits as other
dealers In food supplies must hr rea< li
ed, required to take out permits, hi
other dealer* in food supplies arc. and
their plates must he ehsolutely undo
our control and 1 therefore ask your
ad\ lev a* to !h* nei essan steps which
must be taken to reach them
“If In your opinion a new ordinance
is required, or an amendment to nui
present ont. please pet this up so thal
tee may send it on to council without
delay
“Vary truly yours,
K. C LEVY.
‘ Health Offl< er ”
No Jurisdiction.
In response to this letter Mr Pollard
Asked Dr I,e\y to frame his owI
Amendment. Concerning the questlor
of authority. H* replied as follow*
"Dr. E. C Levy.
Health Officer, city:
••Dear sir.—
"Replying to your favor of the -4th
Instant. I haw to say that the pres
ent ordinance in the city of Richmond
dries not give the health department
jurisdiction In the matter of the super
vision of the management of restau
rant, eating houaea. soda fountains
etc., unless such places are so con
ducted as to constitute a common law
nuisance. In which case they can hr
Imported for violation of the State law
on the subject of nuisance,"
“Very truly yours.
W R. POLLARD.
“City Attorney.”
Following this replv. Dr Levy prac
tically gave up all idea o' prosecuting
pure food law violator*, until ca»»s *<
flagrant a* to demand action of some
sort began to be reported time and
Agstn by his inspectors Finally he
on May 9, 190*. he w rote Mr. Pollard
the following letter
“Hon. H R Pollard, city attorney,
“Richmond. Va
"Dear Sir.—
“Our inspector of milk and food sup
ply reports the finding of a smajl eat
ing house in *u<’h fllth> condition, that
It must be regarded as a menace to
the health of those who eat there Your
—previous opinion has been that the
ordinance of June 9, lstOt, does not
Apply to restaurants There must sure
ly he some * a; iu which we i_a:i reach
Such places as thi*. as they constitute
an unquestionable menace to health.
“Please gi'a this your opinion at once
AS to the proper method of procedure.
Under existing ordinances and judi
cial powers of the Hoard of Health.
Very truly yours,
“E C. LEVY.
“Health Officer.'’
Has Givsn up Fight.
To this appeal came the oft relter
Atsd rsply that the health department
has no Jurisdiction, that It could do
nodilng save prosecute under the com
mon law. relating to nuUar.ce, which
Ia» sal do m if ever applies In such
cases.
"And so ” said Dr I evv, “I have
given UP tJT'tg to get any authority.
JCvsryttma l ask for an opinion and
'.|PK It, I find ims* u little hit worse
Ofl than I WAS be'ur ■ ns a result. We
feats just been bluffing end making the
Muff work Now that the story Is out
I suppose svsn the bluff will be called.
Pggslfely how ever, Council, whl rush to
the rescue
fiT'Certalnly something needs to be
'
BELIEVE PRENTICE
SEEN SINCE FIRE
.Now Thought That He Ha? l*is
appeared Fore Reason? ol
His Owu.
(Special to The Richmond Virginian 1
HOWLING GREEN. VA . June l.f>
— Report* have reached here that **
man believed to be George Prentice
was seen about ten miles from hero
the day after hi* house was destroyed
by Are. and this together with other
tthlnga lead the people to believe that
Prenth <> was not burnt up and Is not
dead, but lias left the county for some
mysterious reason of his own.
Mrs Prentice, who recently appear
ed on the rcene. sold all the personal
and agt Cultural property and went
to Ohio, had very little to say. it Is
believed that there are some who
know more about the case than they
care to tell.
The rumor that Prentice was mur
dered by some one who w ished to get
money believed to be on hla person
has been given up a» untrue It had
been believed that the missing man
drew a certain sum of money to make
a payment on a place bought bv him
some time ago. hut It has been as
certained that this payment will not
become due tinlil October, and it )«
therefore thought that If he procured
anv money at all it was on collateral,
and for the purpose of going away
A coat has bc«n found in the barn
which is believed to have belonged
to Trentice In one of the pockets
was a receipt for the payment of
>3.74 to the Modern Woodmen of
America on an insurance policy. The
?a.e of this policy would be about
>3.000. According to the receipt, the
insurance was tarried with l amp No.
7034. which is in Ohio
The man seen In another part of
the. county, believed to have been
Prentice had a prominent soar on his
forenend Some time ago Prentice
was kicked In the head by a mule,
leaving a scar very similar to the one
described by those who saw- this man.
SAY BOOK AGENT
ATTEMPTED FRAUD
Cutler Alleged to Have I nlawful
lv Si cured $.■> from Rui ( n»c
Not Proven.
J .1 (hitler, a book agent, was be
fore Police Justice It A. Mauri, c In
court No. 2 Thursday morning on a
charge of fraudulently obtaining Si.
from Mr* Mary Rlely The accused
pleaded not guilt' and declared that
he" had no intention of swindling
t'pon his offer to reimburse the plain
tiff and as the latter was not inclined
to press the charge the case "as
dismissed with cost*, paid by the
bpok agent.
Mrs Rlely Is said to have pur
I . haaed a set of books from Cutler.
and the latter Is alleged to have
I overcharged The matter was taken
up with the publishers, who stated j
that their representative was not au
thorized to Increase the price of the j
books The matter seemed to be a
case of misunderstanding
MUhael Wood, colored, whs fined
>2 60 and costs by Justice Maurice
for drunkenness
Cotton Hawthorne, a ten-year-old
white boy. was arraigned in court
\ upon complaint of Janitor Luck, of
■ the Ralnbrtdge street public school
The lad Is said to have maliciously
rocked” the building, amaejilng sev -
eral windows The court deal len
I lent!' with the hoy. placing him un
i der probation »
OBITUARY
.Ware* .Higgint
(Sp-V i 1'v Tpe R I,'1, n ml.'l ViigCiUr,, ’
FREDt.RlVKSBl RG. .Ini' 11
Miss .Mans Hlggin*. aged ...> \sar*
daughter of Mr Walter Higgins. fur
in> of Spotsylvania county. now of
Washington. <1 Ir-tl in that • 11 y ycater
day, We’dnesduy, after a long illness
Spencer Cornick
i Spencer Comtek aged thirty-nine
■rears died Wednesday a' the Virginia.
Hospital. He leaves a widow and two
sons. Parker and Carrington Comtek.
For years he was secretary of a local
real estate firm. The funeral w ill take
place Friday afternoon at 3 o’clock from
Mr Cormlek's home, No. 613 Hast
Leigh street. Kec li. 1) Maclachlan
'will conduct the cemnon- Interment
will he in Hollywood cemetery.
Mrs. Sidney Johnson.
i Spec ial to The Richmond Virginian )
ItOA.VOKE. VA , June 1 ti—Mrs
Sidney Johnson, of rismunt, died here
to-day at the home of her son, Mr
C. S. Johnson, alter an illness of
secerai weeks She we* seventy-six
years old I’he body was taken last
night to the old home in Albemarle
and the burial will be in the family
burying ground. Mrs Johnson is sur
| viced by three children—C. S John
son. of Roanoke; Lloyd Johnson and
Miss Cora Johnson, if Cismont.
PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK
AT WATERWAYS CONVENTION
WASHINGTON, June 16.—Presl
'dent Taft to-day promised Represen
tative Madden, republican of Illinois.
(Graff. republican of Illinois, and
' Ran*dell, demlbrat of Louisiana, that
he would apeak at the next conven
tion of the National Waterways Con
gress early next September.
j CO I NCI I. ME N ELECTED
IN TOWN OI MARION
i Spec ial to The Richmond Virginian i
MARION. VA . June 16 —Cnusual
interest was manifested in the election
of town officers here on Tuesday, the
principal contest being the race for
councilmanlr honor*. Seven mem
bers were to he elected, and there
(were thirteen aspirant* Two hun- i
dred and seventy men were entitled
l to vote and 26k u»ed the privilege
The election resulted in file choice
of the following: Mayor, Robert L
; Williams; sergeant. J. Hlaine Rich
ardson. recorder, A. P. Snider. Mem
bers of council. W P. Francis, T
M. Greer, James White ShefTey, Dr
George W sprinkle, J II Grose
■ lose, W C Beaver. J. M. Brisco
: and W. A. Tartar received the same
I number of vote* for the seventh
place, and J. M Brisco has with
drawn In favor of Mr. Tartar.
The town ta filled with Epworfh
Leaguers this wee, attending a con- j
ference and institute Evangelist ,
George Stuart was to addreR* the con
ference last evening
Episcopal High School.
ALEXANDRIA. VA , June 1«.—The
' cimencement exercises of the seven
ty-first annual session of the Episco
pal High School were h«-id yesterday
afternoon In Liggett Hall, on the
.school grounds, west of Alexandria, In
the presence of the faculty and many
of the parent* and friends of the stu
dents from this city. Washington and
I the surrounding country.
The graduates were Norborn* Berk
elcy. of Danville, Vg.; Eustace Con
vvay, of Mississippi; Robert Klnloch
Maiitc, Jr., of Fairfax county, Va..
Walter Joseph Suthon. Jr., of Louis
iana; William Nicholas Wood, of Al
bemarle county, Va., and Plchegfu
Woolfolk, of Richmond, Va.
St. Mary’s Graduates.
ALEXANDRIA. VA„ June 16.—The
annual closing exercises of St. Mary's
Academy were held In the Opera
House Tuesday afternoon before a
large audience. Graduating medals
and diplomas were conterrsd by Hev.
Father M J. Futler and Reo Father
Ilagerty, C. 8. P., of the Catholic Uni
versity. Washington, read the awards.
Ue\. Father Cutler alsjj, delivered an
address to the graduates.
There were ten graduates, six In the
&. ademte course and four In the com
mercial course. They were as fol
lows Academic course. Misses Mary
Madeline Hjrne Catherine Mary Daly.
Maude Elmina AUensworth, Marie Es
telle Gaines. Mary Audrey Murphy,
Maria Ther< sa Waters. Commercial
course, Misses Minnie Brooks Pettit.
Ellen Jenkins. Kathleen Marguerite
Sullivan, Mary Ella Ikurgees.
ROANOKE COLLEGE
CONFERS DEGREES
Marc Graduates Receive Coveted
Iiipiomas—Changes Made
in Faculty.
SALEM, VA , June 16—Roanoke
College has conferred the B. A. de
gree upon the following graduates.
James Ernest Abshire, Roanoke; Ro
bert Tomer Anderson. Graham; An
drew Jackson Aylor, Brightwood;
Charles lUjmond Brown, Retspring,
Guy Hudson Brown, Relsprtng. Cla
rence Hreston Caldwell, New Castie;
Nathaniel Haw kins Copenhav er, Bris
tol; Henry Grady Davis, Greenville.
Tenn.; •dward Compton Hanks.
Kansas City. Travis Fillmore Holt
man. Madison; Thurston Bantz Keis
ter, Roanoke: John William Keith.
Richmond: James Francis Mort-m,
Arcadia Tenn ; Thomas Motlev
Plsnk. King s Mountain. X". C ; How
ard Orln Price. Tuscaloosa. Ala.; Er
nest Marlin Shank. Concord, N. c ;
Ira Bolen Vaught, Newport. Va ;
Gordon Victor Youce. Salem; Paul
Euther Tount, Greenshurg. Pa
The A. B. degree was awarded
Miss Mary Gardner Keister, Roanoke,
and Miss Anns Margaret Toledo Web
ster. Cumberland. Md.. special men
tion being made of Miss Mattie Belle
Guy. of Roanoke, who completed with
distinction the entire A. B. course
except i hemistry
The A. M degree In course w is
conferred on Pleasant David Brown.
Salisbury. X C.: Hubert Francis
Cooper. China Grove, N. C.: Wilbur
Furl Mann, Cumberland. Md.. and
J..hn Samuel Sherertz, Roanoke- Tne
A. M. certificate was awarded Miss
Fannie Dudley Moffett, Salem, end
Miss Mary Barnette Oakey, Salem
The A. M in absentia was awarded
Rev. Marion David Huddle, A. B..
Rural Retreat. Bernard Ingram. A.
B. Annapolis. Md., and William She
rey Keister. A R., Roanoke, and an
A M certificate to Mias Ethelyn
Crabtree. Salem.
It was announced that Prof. 8 B
Powell, A. M . acting professor of
chemistry- and physic*. had been
elected full professor, and Dr. K lb
Blodgett, of the Johns Hopkins Fnl
verslty, had been elected acting pro
fessor of biology and geology.
COUNTRY CLUB TO OPEN
SmURDJIY AT NOON
Bnanl nf Governors Perfects Pro
£ ram ot Festivity and
.X'fcU'brn.tinp, ; ,
With three days of festi\ its, gaiety
and 1 eleiuiuion. ■■■ ginning satin da: .
the Country Club of Virginia, the
South s finest suburban social meet
ing plaie. will he opened fn the one
thousand numbers and their friends.
The hoard of governors held a
meeting Wednesday evening and de
cided that everything nas in r.adl
ness for the opening of the hano
some clubhouse perched on a 1 "in
manding eminence in Westhampton.
A tentative program for the opening
was gone over again by the board
and perfected.
A band will discourse mush-. t< unis
players will compete on the three
courts, golfers will whang the festive
rubber bail over the head end no r
the hill, the hounds "ill be tethered
In the kennels and bay lustily for
the blood of the fu**y-tailed inv. epl
rtted hunters will stamp restlessly in
their stalls and long to vault the
fence In pursuit of elusive Reynard,
while the dub members lounge ub jt.t
the spacious portico or stroll through
the colonial rooms and smile in con
tentment and satisfaction.
owing to the large membership In
the club and a desire on the part of
all the members to be on ban] to
Initiate the new clubhouse, no guests
will be Invited Saturday. During the
remainder of the celebration, how
eve.r, the club members will Invite
their friends to the clubhouse and
many smart social function* and spi
rited athletic tournament* will he
held
HENRY CARPSO WANTS
OWN PRIVATE YACHT
GENOA. June IB.—Manager Per
rons. of the Anseldo shipyard at Kan
Pierdarena. near here, to-day received
a renucst from Enrico Caruso, the
operatic tenor, fur an estimate on
the cost of a 2 000 to 2.000 ton ocean
going yacht, to he launched next fall.
Caruao say* he wants the vaeht for
hts trip to America in 1911. As a
token of his regard for American*.
Caruso will ask Mr*. I.etshman, wife
of the American ambassador to Italy,
to christen the yacht "Radames,"
after the tenors character in the
opera "Aida "
Alt RESTED FOR ROBBRRV.
NEGROES ADMIT THEIR C.OLT
(Special to The Richmond Virginian. 1
WINSTON-SALEM. N. C, June IS
— Robert Hargrave and Will Stewart,
both colored, who were arrested at
High Point Tuesday night on the
charge of breaking Into Boyles Bros.’
store and taking *700 worth of mer
chsndlae. were brought to this city
yesterday. They confessed being im
plicated. hut said that they vverw on
the outride and that a third party
entered the store and handed them
the suit cases. Practically all of tho
stolen property was recovered.
Mr#. Mary Davia
CSpeclal to The Richmond Virginian-!
SCOTTSV1LLE. June 16*—Mrs. Mary
Dav's. wlfa of Alfred Davie, an em
ploy* of the C. and O Railway, died at
her home In Pluveno county. Tuesday
afternoon. She had been sick with
pneumonia for only a few days Mrs.
Davia leaves three email child!*"
beside* her husband.
SESSION CLOSES
IT HIGH SCHOOL
John Marshall Graduates Given
Their Diplomas at City
Auditorium.
INTEREST! NG PROGRAM
Gloomy Weather i'aila (Jtcck
Attendance-—I-i?t of Honor
Pupil*
( While rain felt in sporadic torrents
outside, a capacity crowd rilled the
city auditorium Wednesday night to
vtfTfncos the commencement exercises
marking the closing of the thirty
sixth annual session of the John Mar
shall High school.
it was an enthusiastic crowd of
spectators and a not less enthusiastic
number of graduates and undergrad
uates who helped make high school
history A long and interesting pro- j
gram was rendered, and enthusias
tically applauded, but for all that the
Interest of the evening undoubtedly
centered about the awarding of
diplomas and the announcement of
those xvhc had won honors during the
scholastic year Just e losing
The brilliance inside the auditorium
was in marked contrast to th< gloomy,
rainswept streets The stage was
decorated with a profusion of (lowers.
I both of the wild and hot house
•ariety. These were set e?ff by a back
ground of the flags of the State and
the nation.
On this stage the graduates
inarched, and were seated in the cen
ter On either side of them sat
teachers, speakers and members of
the school board.
The opening address of welcome
was delivered by Professor James C.
Harwood, principal of John Marshall
High school. The speaker traced the
(growth of the school mentioning the
names of several eutieators w ho had
1 been prominently identified with Its
! constantly increasing success.
Musical Program.
Follow ing Mr. Harwood s *'address
came a musical and declamatory pro
gram by the pupils of the school, feel
lowing which the chief address of the
evening was delivered by Dr. C Al
| phonso Smith, of the J'nlverslty of
North C arolina. Dr Smith spoke on
: "Individuality," he held up Thomas
Jefferson as an example to be emu
lated,
t The exorcises closed with the
awarding of the diplomas, which were
handed out by Chairman Charles
Hutxler. of the? school board The list
of graduates has already been pub- i
! liahed In The Rtchme.nel Virginian
The names of the honor pupils, and
those who have won scholarships, as
announced by Principal Harwood, are
as follows
Scholarships.
Boys—First, Norman Ernest J.ar
son. Richmond College . second. Clif
ford Algernon Folkes, University of
Virginia: third. Garland Melvin Har
wood, Hampden-Stdne; . fourth. Craw -
ford Curry Crouch, William and
I Alary
; Girls—First, Florence Alma Nor
mfnt. Richmond College, awarded bj
i F. H Williams; second, Kolia Brans
ford Leftvvieh, Richmond College,
awarded by E Carrington Cabell,
third, Thelma Baldwin Watts, ltan
(Jolph-Mac.on Woman's College;
tourth, Florence Ellse Minor, Rich
mond Training-school for lvlndergarl
| ncrs.
'I'he William Fayette Fox scholar
ship. which Ik awarded annually to
the girl graduate of the lllgh school
upon the recommendation of the prin
cipal, war awarded to Marion Brew
| ster Monsell.
Rosemai; Library memberships,
which are awarded at the. close oi i
each half term to the pupils standing I
■'highest tii - (In t TgspgtfU, e gtiides,
were awarded to the following.
Februar' . 1910—-Campbell Berko- ;
!e>. Alma N • rment, Mary Watts,
Brownie Burk, Coulee Welslger. Helen ,
Monsell. Louise Geptarth, Mary Hum- i
phreyj,. Marlon Heller.
June, ISOu— Aline .Vorment. Will l
Farrlsh, Louise Weisiger Malcolm i
Strauss. I,must Gepfarth, Mary Hum
phreys. Gladys Burnett, Russell i
Bow lea.
Promotion.
First Honor l*upi|s. i B i—Will ]
Farrlsh, Lima Meredith, Allen* Ir
' Inc, Howard May. Frank Hancock
! iithirs Regularly Promoted—Paul
ine Harman. Harold Felly, Kurile
lajng, Mart t'hildrey, Harold Calls, lx, ,
Horace Hellatern. Calvin Childress. ,
Virginia frump. Annie Graham. Flor- '
enoo Lichtenstein, Laura Garthright, i
Henrietta Sv ha pirn. Eleanor Swann
I Neither Absent nor Tardy—Ailene
Moore, Elnta Meredith, Frank Hea- i
! cock. Pauline Harmon, Calvin t'hll- :
dress. Virginia Crump. Florence
Lichtenstein ,
First Honor Pupils. 4 B i—Ruby
Block. .,
Other Pupils Regularly FYomoted— j
Brownie Buck, ivy Tiller, Wilfred!
Lowery. Mlnm. Staude, Irene Lynch, j
Hilda Holzhauer, Ruth Sherpley.
Pupil Neither .Absent nor Tardy-—!
IWilfred Lowery- i'
First Honor Pupil*. 3 B 1—Louise
P. Welslger, Man V William*, Alice I
L Spier*, Rudolph C. Brauer, Clvde C.
Webster.
1 Other Pupils Promoted—W. Gordon
; GI bison, Emanuel i Wallersteln. Maei1
Perrin, Raymond P Dunning. Beryl !(
|W. Hundley. Louis Bloomberg, Meyer
|E. Relnhard, Alma Bloomberg WII- 1
lyiam M Rinadberg, John IV: Spiers,
Rita J. I'llmsn Audrev F .Dillon
Frank M. Bradbury, Miriam H. Me- 3
Graw, Marguerite McCullough, Agnes!'
t-. May, Archie p Cone, Louise S
j Goode. Jessie T Witham. Teressa
Johnaon.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardy— !
W. Gordon Gibson Meyer E Rein
hard. Clyde C Webster, Rudolph C
Brauer. Louise p Weialger.
Firat Honor Pupil*, 3 B 2—Russell !
Wingfield. Marge ret Clendon.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted—'
Besaie Shuman Elizabeth Gray, Louise
Baldwin. Glad's Johnson. Grate Dodd.
Ethel Smith. Elizabeth Potts, Rosa
Burton. Bessie Woody, Al.vae Bates. 1
Joete Richardson Lilly Tlgnor. Kfi 111 e '
Hancock, Columbia Hargrove, Ruth I
Scott.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardv—'!
Stanley Donaldson. Thomas Lipscomb, ,
Margaret Clendon, Elizabeth Gray, Co- 1
i lumbla Hargrove,
Firat Honor Pupils, 3 B 3—Maurice I •
, L. Hutsler. Hobart C. Smith. '
Other Pupil* Reguiar|v FYomoted—
Oliver B. Cro**. John A. Skinner. Jr. 3
1 Neither Absent nor Tardj—Maurice
|L. Hutzler. John A. Skinner, Jr , E. '•
Wills Woodward.
Firat Honor Pupil*, 3 A Malcolm '
Straus, Jesse Harris, George Falrlamb. -
Other Pupils Regularly Footnoted— ’
| William Cogblll, Blanches Ham, New-1!
ton Ancarro". Elizabeth Jenkins, Sid- '
new Clarke Theodore Huxall. Samp
iOellman. Thon.a* Kuhn, Brook* An- 1
ideraon. Rher Elltck. Norma Loth, Ml- 3
!riant Smith. Eletse Walthall. Emelie
Howerton. Rutherfoord Wingfield. 1
Beulah Rarksr Alice Marcuse, Virginia
Pay re U-j
Pupil* N»lth«r Absent nor Tardy— 1
Malcolm Straus, Thomsi Kuhn. Alice
Marcuse. Charles Montgomery.
Firat Honer Pupilfc 3 A 2 —Mary C- 1
Women’s Dainty
Neckwear
There seeih# to be no end to these pretty licceesoriee—
everything in this sample lot of Women's Neckwear to
add an additional charm however they may be worn.
AU the newest styles for summer, most every style
included, as round Dutch collars, mull and lace com
binations, lace and pleated rabots. Long jabots, lare
and mull; white and colored ascots, lace bows; also
the jabots with the aide pleated effect, hundreds of
different styles, every one worth 25c, and some worth
more; special, 12 l-2c.
-. .i ... '■ ■ ..
Short-End Sale of
Silks.
All small lots of Silks, consisting of Foulards,
Taffeta and Messaline, in checks, stripes and fig
ured designs, also plain effects.
Jot No. 1 are Silks that sold originally at 25c
and 39c yard; reduced to |2 1 -2c
lot No. 2—Silks that sold originally at 39c. 49c,
59c and ft9e yard; reduced to 25c.
lot No. 3—Silka that sold originally at 49c, 59c.
75c and 85c; reduced to 39c.
lot No. 4—Silks that sold originally at 75c. 55c,
$1 (X) and $1.25; reduced to 49c.
Friday Bargains of Unusual Interest I
In the Remodeling Sale of Garments
W'r have arranged some special attractions in Waists, |
Dresses, Suits. Skirts and Petticoats for Friday shoppers.
Take advantage of these offerings tomorrow.
Here's a chance to (jet a $1.00 Shirtwaist (or less than half, white in
lingerie and lawn cither plain lace or embroidery trimmed.t1*/C
Your choice of 350 Waists that were made to sell at $1.50 and
$1 7.5; special in the remodeling sale, at..
$1.00
WASH SUITS, $1.98.
One lot of Linen Suita, white and
pink go on sale Friday; special tor
the remodeling sale at $1.98.
SF.RGE SUITS, $6.98.
One small lot of Serge or Worsted
Suits, black or navy, moat all sues;
original price was from $13 50 to
$15.00; go in this sole at $6.98.
PETTICOATS, 49c.
Black Petticoats, not the real
heatherblooin, but will wear as
well, worth $1.00; in this sale at 49c.
WASH SKIRTS. 98c.
One lot of Duck and Linene
Skirta. all good styiea. made to
sell for double the price; in this
remodeling sale, 98c.
WASH DRESSES, $1.98.
Just 370 Dresses, including linen*. 1
eharabrav anil ginghams, some of
these, sold as high as *5.00; all
specml for this remodeling aala, I
$1.98. I
Lingerie Dresses, lace and em
broidery trimmings—the kind you
have been paying $6 00 and $7.50
for—all go in this remodeling aale.
$3.98.
Children's
Muslin Bonnets
Were $1.98 and $1.75,
Friday,
98c
One Small lot of then*
Bonnet*, slightly nauesed from
handling; Friday at 98c to
close out.
Another lot of Straw Bonnet#,
trimmed with ribbon and flow
ers; original price 12.75 and
S3.50; special, tomorrow, $1.48.
Knit Underwear
Reduced
Shirks and ?ant* for Boj*. in
Balbngsan, regularStnce 25c; Vn
day, 15c.
On'.v 1^ piece* in Women'? Tow
Necked T'nion Sun*, silk taped
neck, and armholes. lace trimmed,
regular price $1.00; reduced to 75c
each.
Special lot of Women * Low
Necked Vesta. Lisle and mercerized,
special for Friday. 25c each.
Bargain Basement Specials
Economies here tomorrow that housekeepers will appreciate.
81x*)0 Inches Double Bed Sheets, 70c quali
ties; special for .
Made of heavy grade, full bleached sheeting, free from
dressings otanv kind. 3-inch top Item, an unusual good value.
10c DRESS GINGHAMS. 7 l-2c.
1,300 yards of good 10c quality Drcs* Ginghams, in r’l^ks plaids and
stripes of blue and rank; all of thejn neat and desirable styles a special
offering. 7 1 -2c yard
10 AND 12 l-2c CAMBRIC AND COTTON, 7 l-2c YARD.
dfl-inch bleached Cambric and Oottou. worth 10 to 1'2 l-2e yard, in
assorted grade*, and length* of 2 to * yards: all perfect good*. 7 1-c yard.
10c CAMBRIC. 7c YARD.
.tfvinch full pieces. 10c Cainhrie. perfect goods, except slightly soiled on
selvedge which the laundry will make as good as new, 7c yard.
Remnants.
ph'»rt lengths of Ginghams. Percales, Cottons, Sheeting* etc.
.■ J1 ..!B
m
Shin*. Helen A Mansell, Ethel I.
Smilher. Constance M >. Laura B
Ut aar^lson.
<"Ethers Restiluri; P- nr-’.fd -E‘i7.
ieth Brown, Louise Doyull, S'!\an
toth- hiid. Mar; 1> Smith. Edith K
Slmore. Rosalie I .a wren- Tere«u Do
nmtcl, l.ui-t M. Taliaferro, Cornelius
< 'liapin. Ethelyn A Tiller. Virginia
ac\', Mantle H. Graven^ Georgi* M'S
,■ ( i. Robe.-; Phlnne>. O'enwood Clark,
Jury M Christian, Lttliam Watkins.^
N ither Absent nor Tardy- .Mart •
thine. Constance M Gay. H. Robert
■hinttey. Keith Kibble1**.
Ftr*t Honor Pupil, 3 A 3—Russell
Cuhtt.
Uther Pupil* R fulfill.' Promoted—
Iel»nts Newman, Aliens- Figg. Bessie
‘"ord,
Firit Honor Pupils. 2 B 1 -Louise
Jepforth. Sophia Meyer, Minis Breit
t* in. Margu-rit Ha> lies, Hazel T> r-e,
bit M'oolfolk. Clothilda Hassel, Mal
er Galeski. Ilc^sie I.ee Marks.
Othi r Pupils kRgeulsrly Promoted—
tobert Wood soft. Mary Dowden. Rey
tolds Rackatt; Nannie Sid nor. Abe
Ireitstein, Frnyser Childrey, Marie
tramr, Jennie Gary. Sntn Padgett. Uii
U Mill, Lottie t rass. Celeste Johns,
liars Lynham, Millie Moore. Nannie
31111am.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardy—
•VHlingtOil Cottrell. I.ottie Crass. Mary
low-den, Louis ' Gepforth. Clothilda
■Jassel. Sophia Meyer M illie Moore.
First Honor Pupil, 2 B 2—Nannie B.
rhomas.
Others Regularly Promoted — Mnrga
et Mard. Eva Gilbert, Jessie M llson,
-lasklns Coleman. I.ester Wallerstein.
Stria Gilbert. DeM’ltt Adams. Fannie
trown. Elizabeth Davi". Alice Ramos,
iolon B. Woodlln, Jr., Bernard Blan
on.
Neither Absent nor Tardy—Alive Ka
nos.
First Honor Pupil*. 2 B 3—Blanch
Jaw kins, M'ilson M’ilmer, Reuben J
ilartins. May Snead, Luvllle Crutch
Id. Louise Lawrence.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted —
'.'orma Smith, Johnson McRee. Wynne
lohnson. Wirt Hatcher Gordon M’ar
viek. Elsie Binns, Mary Eastman,
•airline Klrsi-hntan. French Cason,
dllian McClelland. Aubrey Smith. Oil
ner Warfield. Julian Turner, Gertrude
rane, Lee Palmore. Harris Willing*
tarn.
Pupil* Neither Absent /nor Tardy—
3lanch Hawkins. Norma Smith,
french Cason. Lee Palmore. Louise
ilrsehman. Pauline Kirschntan, Wil
ton Wllmer.
First Honor Pupil. 2 B 1—Jack
Jlggs.
Other Pupil- Promoted—Clarke Ro
>er. Florence Garthrlght, Carrie
foods orth. MTInter Van Denberg.
.ouise Van Pelt. I^orraine Hay, Italena
^eters, Mary Burke. Ruby Withan,
trthur Brown, Guilford Van Pelt.
Jeorge Bruce. Waverly King.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardy—
ilary Burke. Clarke Roper.
First Honor Pupils. 2 A 1—-Clara
iomma, Lynn Lew-is Jones
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted—1
Veil Hall, Louise Johns. Jose Ramos,
oseph Hahn, Maud* Lombard. Ettza
,*th Llpacomb, Frieda Diets, Wilbur
’erkine, Hazel Hamilton. Ethel Atkin
on. Elva Goode, Edna Shuman, Grace
Vyatt. John McKee. Clarence Brum
lie. p.enjamln Golden. Lucy Anderson,
tuth Harris.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardy—
amis* Johns. Richard Hardesty
First Honor Pupils. * A 2—Mary
lumphreya. Bessie Powell, Lttey
Iruwn
Regularly Promoted—Elizabeth Du
’al. Richmond Stover. Gladys Gaskins.
:dna Howell, Kathleen Hardwirke,;
. . ■" . 1..■ .u. .igj
Warren Mulle. Annette Gary, Roberta
Pleasants. Marx Blount t’lure Tram
J-outse Gaks. Edwin Sadler
Neither Absent nor Tardy-- Eliza
beth I>uVal. Gladys Gaskin*. Roberta
Pleasant*. Raymond Bottom
f irst Honor Puplln. 2 A ;t—None
Pupils Regularly Promoted—Sophie
Gay le. Mary Carpenter. Ralph Austin.
Wirt Marks. Noiella Jennings. Ida
Earvay. Mildred Rountree. Sara Thorn
ton, Louise Hunter, Matgaret Gordon.
Sylvia May. Allan Thompson, < >ra
Keys. Clara Taylor. Nelson Polle. . Sa
die Redd Roswell Aaron.
Idrsi Honor Pupils. 2 \ 1—1 ,ero.‘.
Hutzler, Jr.. Clare M. Rev;.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted-—
Retta V. Hams Gertrude G Barker. <
J Robert Beadles, Charles R Watts,
Mabel K Reid; . Charles Pearman. ,
Krank W Skinner E. Malwlne Bat- I
tige. J Arthur Evans. Hazel G. Wll- |
liatns
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tard;— |
l-a-vrence Meyers, krank Skinner. ■
Charles R. Wait*. Retyi P. Kama, !
Clare M. Revy. I
First Honor Pupil* I R 1—Gladys
Burnett, Charles Schremp. Mamie
Haynes, Virginia Basket Gray |
Schwevkert, Margarita Powers, Oar- i
land Burnett .Georgie Ewes. I
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted— j
Roy Porter. Sam Taylor. Clarice Bibb,
Carleton Crawford. May Proffitt. Hen- ]
ry Nolde. Al. Willie Ward.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardy—
Gladys Burnett. l
First Honor Pupil*. I B 2—Adrian
Bendheim. Marlon Heller. Myrtle
Crump, Lewis Strauss, Ralph Phln
ney, Eleanor Hoffman i
Pupils Regularly Promoted—Inez (
McOlintock. Selma Foss, Mildred Ca- ]
llsch, Ruth Watkins. Susie Allen. May i
Walters, Rorelene Neale, George
Fmither, Philip Poliak, Ree Newman, |
Berylo Holland. Phyllis Pitman, i^u- f
cilia Pelouze. Jeannette Burgess, Oa
y id Satterfield, Carter Taylor. 1
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy— i
Ralph Phlnney, Philip Poliak. Mil
dred Calisch. Selma Fogs. Eleanor 1
HoiTntan, Ruth Watkins. Rottle 1
Wright Ree Ne.vman, Ernestine Bro- <
zendine. 1
First Honor Pupils. 1 B S—Simon 1
Passamaneck. Ira O. Wade. •
Other Pupils Regular Promoted— (
Virginia R. Rorralne. Mary R. Gor
don, Alpha M. Jordan. Gladys S
Hewitt. Theresa F. Shefferman. Wes- 1
ley H. Morris. Marion F Waller
stein, Richard F. Berkeley. Florence 1
G. White. William C. llagau. Archie
J. Harris. Roberdean Holderby. Routs '
G. Brandt. Eulalia R. " right, Melvin !
J. O’Grady.
Pupils Neither Absent Nor Tardy—
Ira O. Wade. Alphia M. Jordan, 1
Gladys 8. Hewitt. Weglay H. Morris,
Louis G. Brandt, Lillian V. Noble.
First Honor Pupils, 1 B 4—Mary
R. Porter. ,
Other Fuplls Regularly Promoted—
Sadie Marcuse, Gertrude H. Gary, j
Maurice X, Tyler, Fannie Llchtenfeld, ,
Benjamin B. Mathews, Janet E. j
Swann, May J. Campbell. Leslie i
Jones, J. Manning Potu, Marie An- j
draws. Lilian A. Flanagan. Ella Z. j
Williams, Edith P. Batkins. Thelma j
M Griffith, Goldie G. Spilberg, Han- ,
nah May.
Fuplla Neither Abaent Nor Tardy—
Lilian A. Flanagan. Rachel A. Pyle.
First Honor Pupils, I B ,V—Philip (
Meyer. ,t
other Pupils Regularly Promoted—
Bertha lie I*arue. H. Herbert Craf
ton, Louise A. Wooldridge. Annie M. ]
Plunkett. Carl Blsrhoff W Albert ,
Malian. Russell J. Rowlett, Eva M, ,1
v
■Jl'-M-i 1!J" . ... — ■=,' ...L 'MiiUULUJM
Kuhn. J Harry Flcke. Ernt&t A.
Seasic;. frank J Ptsse
■ Neither jMwattt/ --Nor
■Herbert Craftcn. Conrad B Gentry,
Eva M. Kuhn.
First Honor Pupils, 1 A I—A Ru«
■e! 1 Bowler. Sam E Bins s anger. D.
'teasarts Tv ler. M'>Se» Gallman. Au
lre> P. Faber.
Other Pupil* Regularly Promoted —
Annie B Hord. Margaret L. Phillip*.
Fllla K Dunn. Mariam Perrin, fiallle
-P Elllel Helen F. Knmi. William
VUG Forbe*. Gertrude Murray, Kath
arine M Harvey, Kdythe G Christian,
VI < hri*tine Fleet, Helen Smyth*.
Neither Absent nor Tardy—It
hristlan Fleet.
Hr»l Honor Pupil*, 1 A !t—Flor
ncc Manner. Esther Hodgebeth. Ula
Jrlddy. Sadie Slaughter, Oiyntpia Wil
lamson. Katie Stern.
Regularly Promoted Pupila—Mil
ard Lindaty. Laevfe Hoov er, Ed* In
'yree, Clara Stein, Adell Kitchen,
■huabeth Cates, Henry Winston. Wil
iam Mays. Ethel Dupree. Bertram
lobins, Sailie Montgomery, John 8.
■lartin. Robert Neal, Hunter filer
mg. Sam Crowell. Jennie Tiller, Emma
iilllarn. I-ula t'ulllngworth, Sylvan
Itraua. Mary Clark. Eulalte Bowden,
lamuel Watake.v, Merle Ball.
Neither Absent nor Tardy—Lawlti
i> over, William Ma>s. Ed* In Tyres,
Ala Pilddv. Kate Stern.
First Honor Hull, 1 A .V—Margaret
ithremp. Wirt Waller. A. I,. Stratford.
other pupils Regularly Promoted—
ilary Smith. Margaret MeVey. Joaia
.ambtrt. Edgerton Frank. Btanchei
'ole, Wlllte Stagg. Ivy Gordon, Helen
Jarthilght. Rachel Pearce, Rosa
(rug, otto Hamilton. Raymond
(lev c-sahl.
Neither Absent nor Tardy— Mar
raret MeVey, Margaret Schrtmp.
First Honor Pupil*. I A 4—Wilson
•trown. Vivian Douglas. Eula Moore*
tartha Chappell. Doris Ambers, Thel*
na Robe>
other Pupils Regularly Promoted—
Jargaret Wallarstein. Grace l.eunard,
Bernard Childress. Martha Clarke,
,’atherine Andrews. Grace Campbell,
-ouiae Goode. Bernadette Buchanan,
'lara Kelley. Horace Baker. Conway
Jordon. Maude Childress, Elizabeth
'lark. Mlnette Yaiden.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardy—
■lartha Chappell. Maude Childress,
Sllzabeth Clark.
First Honor Pupil, t A 3—Mary W.
tall.
Pupil* Regularly Promoted—H»r- _
■Id Hutzler, Woolner Callach. Joseph
taker, Gilbert Cawthorn, Alice Moor
ng, William Ready, I«slie Johnson,
Cva Lowery. Wellford Domlnlcl. Mar
;aret Roaanfeld, Luke Falrlmnk.
Neither Absent nor Tardy—Wool
icr Callach, Joseph Baker, Harold
iutzler, Alice Mooring.
First Honor Pupil, 1 A •—IrvltMf
Vhite.
Other Pupils Regularly Promoted—
tntrim Dinwiddle. Sadie Overton,
Cenneth Wood. Malcolm Zander,
(ate Worrell, Hazel Strang, Elizabeth
lason, Hugo Blankinshlp. Mary
.ubner, Joseph Hoaer. Vlolat PerKtna.
Pupils Neither Ahaent nor Tardy—
rvlng White, William Melvin, Ken
eth Wood, Emma Hay.
I'SCtaETigi.ntBGdai shrdlu
I A 7—No first honor puptls.
Pupil" P.egularly Promoted—Kin
all King, Edith Stokes. Beauclerk
'oietnan, John Ketiler. Ludweil Hill.
Vllllam B*yant.
Pupils Neither Absent nor Tardy—
"dlth Stoke#, Harry Thompklnss, Ed*
ar Terry. Douglas Holland, Char lag
lay, LvdweU Hill.