Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1916 — Page 8
THE I\DT\\\POLTq NEW?, THURSDAY. .TUNE 8 191G.
Ycm owe yourself This Rare Treat after the heavy meats and the canned vegetables of the ) Winter—with a jaded stomach and rebellious liver— {Shredded Wheat With fStrawbenies—a dish that .i^deliciously nourishing and satisfying — a perfect meal for the ^)ring days, and so easily arid quickly prepared. For breakfast, for luncheon, or any meal
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itolAWAPOLIS SCHOOL NOTES Min t,ynch*s Latin I clasaes uf BhortMdge HtiSl achool. held a party In the t^naaium, yesterday afternoon Sngtiah I Club, of Bhortridge high nhool. held its last meeUng yesterday at the- home of the Jdisioa Ray and Uttle 'ns msmbers were entertained with read-
tefs and games
Ralph Cooney was re-elected president of^the phortrtdge High School senate for next ynr, al the final meeting, ^ester©thera who were elected w ere I red BliMrer, ^ce-pre|ld«nt Arthur 'Fternan, sectfitarv, Allan Sparks reading ilerk, and Rutherford Dljkgle, custodian When the Math Club, of Shortrldge high iKfaool met yesterday George Buck, principal of the sohooU presented a prise to Isadora Kata.ntk. for making the highest tnM on an examination, arranged by J A Carver, a former member of ^e malhematlca department Jiretln Pritchard and Bert CatJe made the second ahd third highest grades, respectively Among the entertainipeht features of
tAg annual alhmni reunion of Short rMgs high school FYidav evening will be A solo by MIsa Helen Warruni, of
tht Metropolitan Grand Opera C
g^^J^stUng solo b> Mr^ He»« n Todd
.'umpany
He»« n Todf
violin solo b5 A’fred Troemel
sea<a by ihv Hainp Quartet and mu«*ic by the tihortrldae Orchestra The reunion will open at 8 o clock Dancing a ill rulloa
the regular program
es win be uffored to high school in a free summer achool during _.gulur vacation The ao«k. which as usual, will be given at nhortridge mill lade cla*i«ea in English, nmihematlcs, “tan, Ijatin. French and history The cm wiH begin Mondav, June Li, and continue until Aiigt >«t 1 and aitietacteejr weHt done during thle time wlij entiUo the pupil to one whole credit In each subject n# takes The svhooi day will consist of four ftfty-ftve-minute periods from fi to 12 o'clock, and the teachers will be selected from the three high schools of the rtt> Bech t* jpii ma> rarrv twh subjects but Uiose who have failed in their work during the veer can not attend unless special!' recommended by the tenehsT under whom thev have iailed
Program* olmervetl A the Indlanapoli'? • grade school commencements this week give additional evidence of the Intere t the schools are taking In the Indiana cen , tennial celebration In the majoritj o' these programs tl.e exercises have been given o.er to historical presentations of the birth and growth of the state Included In these program* are patriotic ftxerases, with the historj of the flag and other discussions Thirtj seven public schools in Indianapolis have eighth grad© classes Graduation exercises began Tues I day morning and a number of them have I been held each day the final ones being scheduleo for Friday morning ' The list of the eighth grade pupils being grsduaud Into the high soboois this : week follows Benjamin Harrison School, Robert Blessing Alexander Casanges Ralph Clark, WtlUam Coons Charles Hall Oenerous Hayes Kyle Keelor, Percy Lain Joteph Lang Shannon Lawson Frank Olson Lawrence Schaefer, Maynard Stalcup Floyd Stokea Laurence SuUon K C Wallace Mildred Al len Hattie Bunnell, Gladys DeLong Mary Dinwiddle, Pearl Drake Pauline Fisher, Her tha Greenberger, Marguerite Harrison, t era Haymaker Christine Kelio Melba Kllpstlne Aileen L^er, Jewel IjCwIs Ruth Mediae LeoU Miller Doris Poe Elizabeth Shrader WarJIna Vl/e.. Mildred Walker Verde Uarne Bertha Walter, Lois Wills George A. Merritt School. Lee Andrews Edith Barton Edith Batts Arthur Beckman Leona Bush Mildred Bussey Sarah Caplin Clarence Freeman Male Funkhauser, Helen Gardiner, Vera Qrothe Lorraine Hicks Edgar James Donn Klmmell Jack Rosier Eva Lawrence Russell Is)we Myra MaJora Edward Meyer Marguerite McDon nell Manson Peabody Hester Peterman Itary Probst James Pruitt Dessie Sands Elvira Schmidt Joe Shaw, Margaret Smith PauMne Stelblng Jeasle Vorls, Gertrude Wamsley Ed-
ward Wyrlck
Austin H. Brown School. Isadora Bezner, Roy Morgan Burke. Rae Burr Na®"? „ ^ Mamie Dorman, Francis Downey Wllnam Engle Lillian Friedrichs. Roy Oelder, Margawi Oolns Eleanor Hein Grace Jaus Jeanette Jaus Rebecca Kaplan Jeanette Kaufman Lorena Kiser, Harry Klein. Louis Kline Rob ert Kntptash Isidore Kwitny, Minnie Lehn«>r Ale* Levenson, Rebecca Levy \athan Marko wita Elea Meier Raymond T Mltchel Saul Rablnowlt* Myrtle Rappoport yetia ^th terd OforgiA R<m» Minnie Bcharffln Harry Schwlmer bellle Shake, Max Shapiro l^Hle Smyth, Morris Soloman Jeannette Waldilch Anna Wiener. Hazel Wechsler, Jacob Wela. Calvin Fletcher School. Elva Alkmaa. Kennelh Alley Charles Ash braner, Francis Bennett Zelma Bird Hugh Blakely. Catherine Botto, Dorothy Burd Mary Button Lillian Chase Irene Clalley. Pauline Claltey George Cleaver. Bek Cockran Artie Oollings Dessie Deree, Anna Ernsting Bodlne Fortney Marie Frantareb Mildred Oazley Lou Gentry. Walter Graf, Inez Gregg Charles Groner Coy Groeecloae Cleo Hammal, L,ee Hamroel Rose Hampton Roecoe Hand. Eleanor Hartley Christina Henry Barbara Hensley Dale Homing Helen Huntington, Helen Hurtt Clair Ingalls. Allyne Johnson Joe Jones. Mas Kerr. Glady's Knarzer, Daisy lAndrey Helen Lane Luella Laalgan Irvin lAubert, RayDiand Letalixger. Gien Llplcrd Albert Lvnch Ruth .Marshall. Elliabeth Martin Harry Ms tlUo Mamie Morrl*. calva Mowae. Harry >,eS Lawrence Newbold Georgia Nlcbolaon Gayle OBannion. Rickelta Oneio. Anna Mae PolaakL V etaaa Powers, Alma Pulliam X Incent Rnia. WUllam RlbWe Mabel Robertson Lorin Scbuls. Klatoa Sldeattick WllUazn Steele, W alter Stotber. Ctaranoe Stephenson Fred Sievensoii. Grace Vomehro. Abby Walter*. Walter WbRe. Mabel WilHams Clemens Vonnegut School. Lewie Baker Irene Benjanun Magh Bramblet». Purton Breedlora, Harrv Davis. Margaret Ernst. Titos Everett. Jack FlMibarg. Roy Gor man. Gertrude Greenberg. Mbler Haspri Keaneth Uaufe UlHan Herbert. Lee Griata Hlokia Eleanor Uoffimajl, Edvin Holier Jamea King, Lovlee Maurath. John Monettr Peatrka Praage Fiaraooe Stebart Faye StaiTerd Cora Pttwgeitweyer Pk>yd PamiBera Baatriae Smlta. Ruth Taylor, Lsstar Thomaa Biala Vahilng Cbartea Watklna. Leo Weavar, Agaea W Uuaznsi School No. ia Florcoea AcOar. Jiwnr OaUwrftia Beckwtth. Waner T Bennett, Olaa Boyd. Roya Colby. Fratjcee Coaovar Helen Davis Howard F Ing. Bather Ihickwall. Gtenn C EiteL itrlea Frank Richard V. Gardener. L*tha Gazner Ruth Aiieene Gatea Mason Givens. BUsabeth a GrauL Ruth Heian Hauck. Auatto Jofaaaon Howard F Johnston, Louis L. Ltloa Lrban McGinnis. Violet M ktoyar. Ddm Prmtsr Dorothy Prater. Beulah Rawlings. Maqraret £. Ring, Olya Sehull Isabel ScS^arta. David Stein Nonnan Thayer, Edwa(d Inverzagt Geatrude Van Cleave William A. Dell School. 0!ln Arbauxh. Pawl Bsntatt, Henry Berk. Heihert Bloas Vara Boyd, JoseoWne Ikown, Winifrad Brown Frax*cea Byrne Howard Chapman John Cline Anita OoaHort, Mary Crowler, Pauline Cummings Lowell Day B^ajrl Davds Cieman Dtehm Gwendolco Dorey n^nk Duekwall, Kathleen Dyer Kenneth Dynes Fay Fletcher, Helen Fletcher. John Galnea. Madge Garten Culvei Godfrey Jeannette Grubb Robert Habtg Lola Haggard Helen Ha%ht Mary HamUton. Harold HaughC James Hunderson Catherine Hoffman Mary Elizabeth Hollister Lculse Humston Boymtun Florence .teffry lOdmond Johnston, Lavgdw Jones. Henrietta Kahn Hel^a KlsLIer Gaorgta Rose Lynn Willard McClintock John h£artin Mary Mcholaon Fretta Ott, Clauds P^aanberger Toa Pollard Mabel Russell, Beatr*D* Rutliart James Sargent, Dorothy Schnoideiv Richa^l Sherman Kenneth Smith Mabel Smith Temple Smith Edward Stahihut Adella Btansbur^ Mllured Stockdale Lloyd Strawiivrar, Gladys SudbrocK Mary Walker, Blanche White John Wright, George Toung Horae* Mann School. Lena Haas, Rachel Brunqlng Ulltan Burk hardt Ohmer Dudlay, Evelyn Eberhardt B|. mar Emlgholz. Norman Helasenberg Albert HMman Varla Hoover Norwell Jacobs Virgil KtW Fred Keys, Margaret Kiel* Grace LockwoHI Elmer MaglU Vets Maple Melvin Milieu, Helen Reed Marie Rieroan Walter Rlemayu Bertha Rlnker, Frank Smith Merlin Sprouse Ruth Stuck. Cora Surber, Horace Taikington Clinton WGiltney, Cku*! Wolslfter and Horace Wood Thomat D. GrejKi School. Rermanda Agger Floyd Banks Spancer Be\ia LtUian Bolandei Joseph Bowers Nay Hilma Aileen Brown Zelroa Byers Luclle Co'eman Jeannette Colgrove, Donald Delbrq'tk LecUla Doyle Esther Engle, Margaret Farris El*te Florence, Margaret FuUgraft Clarence Gale Ladonna Gardner Mary Hamlin Wtlllani Hamlin Catherine Herter Marion Hesaong Bonna Htlderbrand Gertrude Holt majv^ Howard Hoover, Myrle Huffman LeJoimaton Virgil Jonea Wayne Lewia ClptVnce Libovritz, Selma LIbowtw, George i MtMW. irma Mitchell Elsie Neff, Herbert ' N»# Gertrude O’Leary Irene Orr. Hazel ParMvuret Ruth Price Dorothy Ray nolda, Harold Smith. Gale Stout. Carl Wall Rayma Weaver, Frank Wlegiaan. Pearl Wilklna.
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School No. 16.
Clyde W Beck. William B Benson Edna Challie. Helen Cure Opal Elder. Joseph H Evans Jeanette Ferres Esthei GUve Addle Hawk Raymond R Henry. Murratr Inge Arlelgh L Jonea Bernice Perry. Jaunetg B. Rloan Anna Splnger. Alfred Ttanbarger. Earl weaver. Cora 'V^ltlock
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MVI> 2TJ’J or NEW 65.
Fresh Minted News About Money to he Saved on Friday!
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Women’s Taiiored Suits
Former Pnees Ranged up to $19.50 Clearawav Price—
Alarm Clocks, 69c
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Reenuantv—i the paiamouit featkie of the'^e tlockv Ihev i
alvvav> right on time— guaranteed Fndav at Basement '’’he New 'iork
69c
Not a great many luits to go in this group—]ust two, three or four of a kind—but everv one of them upon the xerv crest of favor and in every particular desirable Taffeta, serge, poplin and worsteds-T—not all colors or sizes but colors that are the wanted ones. Not returnable or exchange able None COD Up to $19 50 suits Friday at '^iO.OO. The New Sport Suits at $7.98 Two Hundred Neiv Others lhat Were $9.05 Ones Justin and $12.95 The Palm Beach suits bear the label to be seen on all suits made of the genuine Palm Beach cloth Others are of Silverbloom cloth all fresh from the maker and to be first shown Friday. With the above we include suits taken from the groups selling at $9 96 and $12 95 Sports models are the rule, some very pretty combination effects —belted, semi-belted, flared and Norfolk styles—in plain cblors and stnpes —berond floor The New \oik ‘-toit
$2 Tokio Bags, $1.50^ Wit'^ stiong metal frame r' i serviceable «trap handle tittiil with mm01 and pul'll The e Tokio bags aie both attractive ini verv useful The $2 00 TA qualitv, at -Main floor front The New York 'Store
Knitted Underwear
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50c
1,000 Frilled and Jabot Blouses
These Should Retail at $1.00 to $1.50 Friday at—
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Scarfs, Squares and O Cl ^ C enterpieces Z* ^ L 39c and 50c Qualities A good a'svortnicnt hemstitched scalloped and with late edgC'^ 10c and 50c (luahties, F nda\ at 25(’ .—Seiond floor The New \ ork store
Women’s $1.25 QQ^ Silk Gloves O yC 1 he genuino 'Milanese silk, full 1' lutton length m white with Pails point stitihing or black with tonlr istin '• stitching, the $1 25 qualilv Friday, SlJf’.
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Table Goblets, 1 Oc Rogers’ Silverware
Table goblets or footed sherbet glasses, of thin crvstal glass \ ery attractive and low priced Friday,
at - lOc.
—K ist menf The New lotk store
TF \SIT)('\S fanev embossed, c\ tra plate st t'- legularly 7 4/» sold at 5i), a set • — Bis, nunt Th N,w \ ork store
Women’s “Vanitie” Silk Hosiery, $1.00 “Vanitie” on hosiery stands for pure ®dk''2r I M' \ and a measure of quality and service we do v ^ not believe can be surpassed at the price They have deep garter top spliced sole, heel / Bw and toe, and may be had in all the favorite shades— SILK BOOT HOSE, black and white, made with double lisle garter top and spliced sole We consider them better than the KAp ordinary silk boot hose, at. .. tll/C SILK LISLE HOSE, black and white, with double garter top, spliced heel . GAUZE LISLE HOSE, double garter top, reinforced sole, heel i and toe; black and white AUi/ —Main floor aisle five The New 1 ork “^Itoie
Mohair Brilliantine. /I Friday, a Yard iyC In gray, bnwn, led, navy blue and black, an ideal fabric for bathing suits, a yard, Hie. —Alnui floor west nisle The Now y ork 'Store
Sports Hats y Qp Were $1 5 Friday, at " \ (Oil (t on of '^imrt shapes with hro 1 1 stripes of jink wine naw ) liK KOlfl old blue and light gredi fn whit( These were latelv $12 I ri lav choose them •'t Till*. — Second floor The New \oik Store
Voile IS the material and it has been wrought into some very pretty styles—many of them in designs as distinctive as will be seen among blouses far more expensive. In white—all of them—with dainty touches of rose or blue trimming—some all white All sizes 36 to 46—Friday at ®9c. $5 Georgette Crepe Blouses, $2.98
Specially Priced for
Friday Only
One of the new models has embroidered dots on frill and collar—*
a very pretty fancy
Another model is piped with washable satin. \11 of these are of Georgette crepe of excellent quality in the iummer’s new styles taken fiom the groups selling at |6.00; sixes 36 to 46, Friday only S3‘^.»S. —sfecond floor, Th* New York Store,
New Frilled Models
Included -
Porch Plants $0.75 In Box Zs==
Fn-
Bloomlng plants, vines and
ferns in wooden porch boxes. Boxes are about three feet
long and painted green
day at—$2.75.
Modn vines, Geraniums,
Cannas,
Asparagus ferns.
Scarlet sage,
Rose geraniums. Border plants
and other favorites,
(Please do not order plants
to be sent C O. D )
—Main floor, front The New
York Store
$ j .00 A DOZ. 50c A DOZ.
Candlesticks of $1 QO White Ivory 1= Fitted complete with candle and shade, extra heavy; and altogether, they are unusual bargains at the price $1.00 —Main floor, aisle five The New York Store
Men’s Shirts NEGLIGEE SHIRTS in new and snappy stripe effects—laundered cuffs—while 20 dozen last at the special pnee of BETTER NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, newest stnpe and figured patterns, also plain shades of pink, lavender, blue and green, laundered and soft cuffs. A large assortment and splendid value at NEW SILK NECKWEAR, m scores of well chosen dotted patterns— the large, open end four-in hand scaifs—qualities espe 25c cially good at . v , a, ... —Mens Store just inside east entraiire The N w \ orK le
Save on Summer Draperies
Scissors at 25c Shears, in assorted sizes, of good quality steel. We do not believe these can be duplicated hereabouts at, a pair—25c. 0. N. T. COTTON, all sizes, black and white, a spool —Main floor, west aisle The New York Store
Wash Goods REMNANTS
Lengths of two to five yards—pretty summer wash fabrics, many already reduced as remnants, now still further reduced by ONE HALF. Voiles, in cluster and awning stnpes, floral and embroidered designs; also linen, madras tissues, gingham, poplin, crepe, Devonshire cloth and other materials, qualities upward from 25c, Friday at Vi MARKED PRICE. —Main floor west aisle The New'' York Store
Boy’s Wool Norfolk Suits at $4.95 Extra Pair Knickerbockers With Each Suit We know boys We know clothing We know how to tell good cloth from bad and indifferent cloth We know the utmost present possibilities of scis^ sors, needle and brain combined in the fashioning of clothes for real boys For more than 63 years The New \ ork Store clothes for boys have stood foi the best possible quality, serviceability and value to be had—anv where—at the prices. A great line of all wool suits is ready here for voui choosing For boys of 5 to IS years Each suit includes two pairs knickerbockers at $4.95, $5.95, $6 95 and upward
MARQUISETTE AND VOILE, plain and fancy drawnwork borders, white, ivory and ecru, lengths up to 15 yards, out 25c to 35c qualities, a yard loC 0\ ERDRAPLRIES, sheer, openwork patterns, suitable for any loom, also for light yveight portieres, good colors—rose, OQa green and blue, a yard
tOc Cretonne, 19c Srflall pieces of-from 3 to 15 yards each—excellent material for covering porch furniture, cushions and for summer draperies, 30c quality, Friday, a yard...i9c Curtain Net, 19c 30c and 35c (Jualities Strong and durable filet, madras and Saxony nets, m a large aesortment of dain^ designs, 80c and 36c qualities, F^day, a yard..l9o $4.50 to $6 Curtains $2.00 a Pair Broken lots of one to three pa’n of a pattern, also samples slightly soiled—Irish point, cable net and fancy allover madras weave nets; our $4 50 to $6 00 curtains, a pair $2.00 —Third floor. The New York Store.
BOYS’ WASHABLE NORl OLK suns, a romplete bhowirig of the best fcumirer styles, each suit includes extia pair of knicker bookers, 8 to 15-year sizes Spe cmlly pncod ^3^95 BOYS’ WASH SUITS—the largest and best line we have ever shown, 2 to 8-year sizes, spe daily priced at $1.98
$3.95
Hi.10 and
B05S’ WOOL TOPCOATS fot cool evenings, all «i7es foi boys of 2 to 10 years, specially
priced at H2.0.T
and
B05 S’ ROAIPERS, in the wanted styles and (olors well made, serviceable for boys of 2 /I to 8 years, I riday at 'rt/C Boj s ClotliiriK Stole third floor The New 1 ork btoi e
Wedding Announcements
t; 'With $6-25
$g.TO
ANNOUNCEMENTS in seven lines, plain script outside and inside envelopes; 100 Friday for
INVITATIONS in ten lines, pain script, with outside and inside envelopes, 100 Friday for —Stationery Shop main floor aisle four, The New York Store
White Goods RICE VOILE, light and pleasant, for sheer waists, one "I H yard wide X • t./ SKIRTING, in the new weaves, assorted patterns, a yard SHIRTING, assorted stnpes. full shirting width, i a yard X*/V/ PAJAMA CLOTH, one yard wide, selling at the low price I of, a yard XOV — yiain floor second aisle, The New y >rk Slot*
Wall Paper Bargains .AT 25 (* a roll, are ink embossed Tiffany blends, grass cloth and tapestry designs that usually sell from 35c to 50c. AT 15(' a roll, printed oatmeal papers, varnished golds and twotoned cloth effects AT I Of a roll are beautiful floral chamber papers, jasper stnpes ana weave effects. BORDERS, a large selection of cut-out borders, a yard, 1 A« at 2'/2^*. 5(* and . XUC —Third floor. The New York htore
rhu-le* Etler Arnold Scott Will Dynes r ouize IE Enderlln Marian M Fergu ^vaiie Clarence P Frenzel Elsie M I iirrAtia Mott School. Horn Karl Hudeleon Derle Johnson Otto B UUCreiia inyvv ov vw „ . K«IIer Robert A Kiefer Marjorie Lewi* Ott* France* Baker, Thelma waiter I M^icome Smith ( Union B Mc< Unlock France* Boroherdlng Lucy Evan* Mabel Enoch* Mor 'Mead Avl* Petereo* Beatrhe P Riley Man rlB Everett William Campbell Marie Fuller, j u^i gihonecker Heitha Schotter* Ixjulae Shal Helen Frazer Paul Ferree Thelma ^sseld, lenberger yv llliam R W ata n Jeannette Lyie Hiatt Elizabeth Hyatt Mary l.uken* ivy^aver Marguerite Werner Fieeta L Wllaon
Jeaeie Huckleberry Paul LjiMarT Margery j-^ri Koelitng
Stater Edna Moeier Beatrice Newklik
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School No. 17. Uortenae XblvlB Alien Aurelia Aanetu Able CUo Alda »ni«n Ri*l»ort Leon Bunch BUa Marie Higglnii. Verla Ellaabeth Bedtnbaugli Haxel Ma*^«twan- axle Blair, TiModcre Hen ry rttaj. Helen Marie Cochran Lucille Virginia Daulhwty. Laura Jeanette Duncan Sarah Dalton. ^ Iclorla DeMar 7-ella Ann Davie. Hannah F^w.!* ElU*, Mvla Bemlee Rtter, SivlUa Eu tanke Floyd Hareld Bubanka, Olhe Franklin. Haas Fuaua, Ruth Iheiyn Oaddle, Richard Htmjf Oaddla Mar> Edith Hackle) Alonaoueoiga Haaklna Oraoe li^tsabeth Harvey, 0(^111* Hayweod. Alma Jatnlaon, Fan nl© Haywood Mabel Jonee, Andrew Llo)d Javkeon Rufue oalvln Ku>'kei>daU, Lu cllle Vera Lunderman, Tcreaa Antonia L>tle, Kathleen Ann McClure Harold Pettiford Motgak, Mamie NebrhMia Moe* John Henry Mot iey, Irvtn Richard tWren Bv* IMm Alpha PonaelL Emanual Edward Richardeon Pauline Vergelta Roblnzoa, KoHa Marie Rogers Andrena Virginia Rocker Percy Neater haunder* Ruth Emma Scalth. datence Slett, Margarvt Rkaiaa 'Taylor. Loren* Taylor. Clam Cbmelia TaykMr, George Weatheea. Mary AUee Well*. IMM Amanda Wood*. Ltonard Roeco Toung. Iita* XaMitl Young. Naomi Parthhata Toung Doojghy Marie Toung. France* 'WlUa Tourao. AbraHdin Lincoln School. M«rth* Walter BlMe. Robert Bhimbgiw. Oertrude Biaadenhatfer Gertrude Byraafl Mae Carr fTaa..e* ChlTdem, Jeeato Clary, Mg^pierite Co»o»y, Marie l^gert Emeet HaetUg Lillian Hanaening. Oleoden Harrell, 'Wnm^r Hoffman Mary Hougham Aiwtn leereoB. Terence Jay, Elmer Kaaeing Glenn Ktngbam Ralph Lorenz Charlea McCarty, Burm McCoy. Marvin Morria Margaret Qtilnioal William Relfeta Louie* Schneider Eatber S»dwlck Ella Spreen Frieda Stauh, Bertha Staub, Flortac* L hrlandt. Elisabeth Vl^er*. Cecil Tount , lin* Rutland OllvU Porter Hazel Jackeon, Emma Bklley, Julia Hotchinaon Cecil
Charlee Parish Bertha Pollock D®fO»^hy Iteet Luola Robert* Marj Robert* Sidney Rat oUffe Joeeph Sofna* Joeephlne Soodgra** Henry Slpe* Thomas Scott Dorothy 81m* Herbert Tiwttner Mablc Wooten l.*«ter Woo* ley I.OUU \agerllne Robert Arthur Eleanor Binder Jame* Bogg* ‘^"arr^l Hamilton John Kuril** Otto Mahrdt Nell Ta>lor Frit* Ta>-
lor, Paul Wlzhard School No 26
Bertha Branham, Hatue Branham Fdlth Bolts Cary Burk* Ruth Carter Daniel Oren •hew Aline Douan LoU Edward* Clarerc* ^elde, Mazle Glenn, Leander Harris Warrou Hardtnx Mary Jenklna Edgar Logan Dorothy Jo^ Theodosia Llewellyn Leroy Mhrshali Goldie MlUer. Minnie Mclan Louie MoQuer, v^bert Sew'on Otto Newton preeton Ow*. lev Bessie Penn. Rusaell Ralne Minnie SlLma Margaret S^th Smith ED la
Garfield School.
Irene Baumann I llllan t arter Ellen Coffin Helen Purren* I>orts Dallhw Har\ey Dux 'William Engellilng Irltz Haensel Emmett Harvey Anthohj Kremple Isabella [.ainlert Alma lejenberger (ora M/lsyer Fred Presxle) Violet Richter Florence Sander Helen Stein meyer Lucretta Thomas Alma W am r
Franklin School.
Elwln Alexander Arol Atherton Bernice Bradfield Florence Brown Joseph Uurrl* Noel Carleton kted ('aasady Forest Da\la Elmer DeLong Maigarel Eaton Mildred Echols, Raymond EJdd> Irene Flfei J*n nie Friedman Morton (Jroves Madeline Haven* Elmer Holman Evadna Homey Harry Jones Ruth Jones Rmh King Mar> Harriett Lytle Marie Mathena Flo>d Morelanl Helen NIcholeon Thelma
Margaret Snutn u«.r Bmim a,^ p,,,, Dorothy Pond Henrietta Reagan Thorpe. *! Jhoma* Sebum Luclle Sullnan Thelma Tav
Edm^d V'Tilte White and Wendell
School No. 27
lor Marguerite Weaver Margaret Welsh Henry Whiting Otl* Wiley and Aiel VVIl
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Elite VI William McKinley School. Sri!?!!?^*"t.mifF‘cooSr‘'Kus.”Ucook .Minard_ Arnold t.eorge Bade
riUmena Jsme* F Cooper Dtmglasa
Ed^aA R me Joseph ^ Elchel Dorothy r* Frenzel Mary Lout** Gray W Ultam A Lu R^^ger A Hay Clarice D Haw kin. Elisabeth Kolmer (atherine H Libby \ er nok weW llliam* Ruth H MeUln Daniel V Metfcgec ‘WUllam W Mllee John Neff Don a^d mrv, Dorothy E Rud> Elizabeth SmiHv Anna L, dmlth ivlUlam Sebel Max Shalan STv Henrv F Stile Eleanor J Taylor Na-
than Van Oadol carl R Vonnegut Oliver Perry Morton School.
Walter Adams Ravmond Amos Ro^rt Ar ntdd Marie Brown Miriam Davis Frieda Deal Otis Elliott Helen Feldt Marshall Fowler Frank F^le* Duaue Hawkla* Ella Koopman Dorothy Lambert Thelma MlUspangh Marj Morrla. Ruth Poehner Grace Price Atwood Richardson Madoim* Roboln* Grace Rodgers Carmen Taylor Non. ell Taylor Kathrjn
Thomas Fred Waltmsn Joaeph lake)
School No. 32.
Lillian^ Ff«>ym*om ^rion (3«harn Bernik Norman Heatiy Basd Berr. Maurice a. er
Hart. Marianne Holme* Marie Hornaday — . Catherine McAllister Marv loulee Mann. Mao Matlock Marian Miller Helen My era Leona 'buckle* France* O'Connor Helen SIu*s Annie Spring. Harold Baaler Edwin Berrv Hill Her man Compton Alfred aseber Ralph Colville Hafrr toraxzJ Joseph Dauidierty George Denny. Arthur Efroyrason Rudolf Haerie Harry Holden Htltoit Hovl MStdn Kursrok Carl Lichtenstein Otto Monnlnger v larence Nlchol*- Howard Reed Frederick Remert
Richard bargent Stuart Stout
Whittier School.
Edith Ballard Dorothy Rarlger Paul Beaman Pauline Beaman WlUlatn Behrens Jack Bel ding Virgil (anipbell Fay tombs Hilbert Copenhaver Robert Dllley Raymond Dodd Doris Edwards, Arthur Esmon Dortha Essex Opal Ewan Regina Farlee Earl Ol*h Nell Grant. Paul Harmon, Thomas Helninger Mar garet Heller Luell* Hollis Marguerite Hu bert Alice Jones Bather Jones Margaret Kim mlck Fort Koons Elmer Kruse Josephine Leppert Georgia Martlndale Mildred Me Cart) VennI* Merrick Bonnie M>er# Carl Negle) Flonnle Selkirk, Walter Neuerman Bessie Osbum KlClhleen Peoples, George Pa) Roy Ray Ciarenve dteeves, Margaret Retz kovvzkte Florence Bice Jesse Riddk Ruby Rooker Walter Rothermel Margaret benour Margaret Btoan David Smith Eleanor «!mock Marian Sulgrove Ixiuie Sweeney Mauri.* Sweeney Clara Ttedemann Ralph Turner Mildred Welch Lester Whltslt Kallsta Willis
Clarince Wilson Kennelh W ltl»e, George W. Sloan School.
Mary O Barge Martin S Breadheft Fverett Brvnnt, Elizabeth M Carlisle Helen E Cas tor rTiarlotte Clark Richard Collin# Donall
C. Dicks, Robert E Dugdale Liillaa Gladys Klopfer ilvrtie McLorJ t lorenve sande-i
Kenneth Cline Paul Davis Russell FauJknfr John Fenstermacher Helen Garrett Joaeph Graves Marv Haught AiUe Hewitt Ravn ond Hill Doris Holdaws) W illle Hoenlg Robert Hopkins Ruth James Romu* Keller lx»rena Kitburn Elizabeth Knotts Ahcf Lef Harold Lewis Dell* Mctallst'r Virginia McMahan Thomas McNutt Edgar Meyer Dorcas Mor n* Gladvs Morriion Laurem*e Neldllng.-r Ernest Nugent Ml!dr<*d o t onnell filmore Pape Edna Philliph Marv Rothenb jsh ralm**r samp Phoebe Sawy r F Iswonh Troxell Fmme i Turner Emnio-'s Turner t-lyde Warntr Marv White Ru h W’> te
School No. 43
Iva Davidson Ka n
Verna 6edam Martha stewarf Harold ( neh Theodore Hynn Victor Helm Fred 1 a*hbrook and Robert R( bbln* Riverside School Meile 1> Asche Denman Andeison Th luin Bauhard Doiotl v D Hellai y <,tiuMln I I arker Katlailtu Htine* I rank Htansjn Otto Hunce Herman ( IJtultr t ritt It ( ainer Nevis < ummittK* Josephine J U vv den Maurttt tin Elolai ijuffntr Blan I* M llaldernaii Ruth Heanu J hn Klnsiy H sirr F Kilnck VMIllam I eonar 1 Josejh M<nlcll Mar an Vtllion Heilert I vkt Nelllt A O Brian Viable o Neill VV llliam I I al m Harold 1 ercllteld Hetile yulllan < Iton hcoti Juanita Hlafer Norman ( Smith ( eitrui. L Timmons William Under Vltgil VValktt (. harie* R Woofi VI via M Weishaai Kfnneth Weaver Minnie Weaver Clarice Wolvirton laabcUa I' Weiss School No 45 Flmer Africa Virginia AUm ( laren e Bat g*r Dorothy Bark* r Ralph Blackwell rhornas Batchelor Girald Batman Lenora Kirdsall Ralph Bogg* Faerie Rover Josephine < r aby Mary ( asadv 1 yman Cooper Inrothy Daugherty June Davis Jennie DroBd,vilz Harry E*col Edward Flllian John c.ilbr ath Elolae Hamilton Foi'sl Helm* 1 on Hi k* I.aura Hill Harold Hob*on Mora Histinir Miriam Howi 1 ranci* Hunt Rl< hard Ian t ' Joshua Johnston Fllxabith King Russell lew i ludlle Lilt, II \ »ra lodge Virginia Maltby Bonita Mayer Elizabeth McMath Marlon M Nab Vlarsh McCurdy Mary Mehrll h Wood Moll fmroihv o Brlen Aletha Pettljohn Blanche Icier* William lianii* lU H< bi ri ->11 ' •netlcker Ltovd Romlne Luis Hchwtdei Hat tie flchaaf Virginia ‘•herei Marv hutherUnl Patricia Tayloi Alb<rt Thaver Albert Thom as Katherine Tuttle E4||lh V >lk‘rt H*rtba VV eaevr Fdvvard W lest lad* W llllam.«oti Bar I ret W orlamall J hn Zarlng 1 School No 47 I Marie Decknian Thelma < arnettx Martha Ellzateth c aee Ida ftas Argaiett ( al Ida Filler Martha Izf Naomi Lindlev Helen Matthews t lizateth M ( allle V - ma \1 ( onuha Ravmond NeU in Helen P Ing e Ruth lYlngle Glalys Otllerg tin 1 ilsi tdna riles Iren* I lets tlen-tnjllv Jt h Starkey Helen Tha k^r 1 rar s W-H William Penn School Mane Abl Itt 11 len f e Uer F rr nil w nPufus Bur letf 1 V < ha; n X r ns Bonita ' p ann Wan I ah Doug as Nelli Dvvlnve Vv K 1 1 Marlon Fr ksti la t ish t la - P Mtlll ent t u en Haro ! .o ' 1 « bar le Goodrich Ruth trrlfflih Mari Hva vi«t I Harris Julia llessioi I t* li t I i i Jtnklns Rob. rt Klnn y Ra h K M .Kruse Firi a lerrkaii i.en I x John 1 entx Iren* I K n \ K h M , J.a Jghlin i.a»r n r M 1 uugft in le V! Hazr! M s r Ma-gJ r Murphv Norr B V ol t (trmst Daiber s 1 lav ton Oarr* c t ae Vtae fori a e I .-vrugban Mv nle -ucr t Ir We e-nll Wa^ Jfug W e^ tfe ry W e James V ra I u ■< /mu < nan Nathaniel Hawthorne School J-1 oren A’ tn V * A It rr .e e Xrrvvvn Dorott I a\ >• Helena F vther g ! ewe lr» lull* ''ta VI r’ueP rshETeg.-bu l>o ' 'i
(ipHl T h iriias Beasle W l«i( John < lements I esIlB t aplltgir 1 rnesl ( 1 mone Joseph ( ir tW (ill ink Walt! I loi'tell lalvln (,ray F lov 1 Markley Fverett N at I 1 inel bmith I oulH s ba 1 Finer Van i H itiert \ In (.ent Theo U re Wootbeck James Russell Lowell School I llllan D Altcit I enz I F \ lams Walt r 1 It xlei 'vlai 1 H ki . Ralph I Bi el n Irwin D I v i Ia; tl F Blown Marlon U Mr 1V n Ih tiar \\ (T[en, Dial F lai p Fran Is 1! < nlJorn \ I 1 ( r kn i e vitn gle Dorntt Flv 1 Dr ell Marh A Jjvlng I inv I I entz The dr re F e tnr ka Hiwatl r Fil.li W rrei I ( riHvoll H whiJ I Hoffn ann Kenirtti It Ir r iHii F sth r ! Knr>[ r.ri < Kui kicr I u 111' N Karnniin Flhra V Kienly Dial I l-wls MU Ire 1 A I ol-Jaw I isst 11 A MrMdirls Iiet D Moss Helen F. DIvey Rubv Ibadv Glalys c Klrketis R ilh M Mr belli M rule f' Ross Mailt F -tiutrrnel MttylinJ M biller Jail M U( baiter Vnile I blellj F milv J shelf n (,lal\H F Snilth (,ra e I Sn Uh II J 1 strougJi Fslhei M ‘lulllvan Aina H Trei lelin tn VlliSdn M W eJ i r Forrest Wei h Hurrll H While TJ elma J toung Gluer W Zrs-ll r School No 52 f tltb Mlmfroij F mn a Maurle Arthur Blit ( leia Hitting liter fii I- Via 1 x F er )1 t Ider Ijivontie H lllgoxs Tliurtr an Iain Malrlelre I rrnart sht rinar I Igbile Helen Manvlilc Margart t i atlerson Herman Stheiidrl John Nhoeklev Mary smith Flelen War len Franck W llllan s I eroy Austin Mat Ion Bennrit i harjes Ht grr n Father < arl son Iva Delh n VV lllatn I errv Gaidner V oiaw Hatcak Fva Mvrta J n “ lee T hux MaJel I eurerltz Frank 1 ehtai Margiret 'VI r I In Haz 1 1 • aslec J hn St Iiiei Wlrmlrfred sUoii Fiel 1 S|r>i ehoufc H » e| W I I at I lah Bancs Irene Blndhaii n ei V erlln 1 ohannon II arl I '■tan I agvn I'erkut n Mr rle (,Jee filalys Hengstler 1 r nore I . I »ita lee I lei 1 evln Ethel Man an Lari NeU Wilt irn Rnla-rts >n Lllllar shirle Ralph Shuina'c Grace Ta lor Iivvlght WJiiinire Milton W in der Brookiide School (arl V«J1 y l.,atl Bala i.lalvs I raekm er Walt I Brv 1( n IfwlgFt c »xev Uavmvnl <tl lln- ! cr n c Conn F tea Dav dsoi Alb rta D mar Irene 1 I Kent. 1 oris Don on Gra e I F Ur t arts Kert eth Kart •> Itnlpb I atz n' rgr r (ra lag Rtlsrl lawlr M irg irei VlattF • Mivtri! VI I..augt liri M 1 r- Miller / 111 VI 11 r Murgirct 'Ingl Ma ir < M -gar M r \1 rrls K aa il fiber hi 1 civ ngs F Ivv n I m mill Al .r i r I la de Rear 11 irr t R > rta W 11 I b Hertnat ^1 rt At i an s| K M 1 1 \ I !e Harol \ hling W 1 er W 1 X Put II W h f i a / i
Hr> lor Howard Brydon Rachel Nell (snip t ell i.eorge i arr liner i ope I an 1 Melissa Cor nellus Charles Dailey Almira Davis Edith Iltzgcrald Fdwln GallHhue Kingsley Gannon ( lau 1 Grist Helen Hacklemdii Maiy Eliza
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van ( estel I ml Wtlllnmsoi Walter Wilson Ralph Waldo Emerton School (.race HI kel Fmoty Ble! I.eroy Brown
Ruth BuineU Daisy By ram Vhfty ("ary Franklin i hrlstopher Floyd Grane «ybll Graw for 1 Vtargaiet i olgrove I llllan ( rosslti Oer crude Damtnann Helen Falanl Margaret ( rf. Id ' lalys Grave 7ella Grossman Fils w trih Hanna Ruth Knarp Gomellus Ksyler I thel I Inistaedt Glarenre T eonard Fster Ma hafTv Dorothy Mtxfleld Irene Mslkel Eliza leth Middleton Hellen Morlan Rusaell Mornw Kaiharyn Murray Gemge Meyer Mary Nelson Marion New bold ( lyd* Nowland Roosevddt Carver Dorothv Nchuiz Victor sides Fldred Slaughtei Amy Hrnlth Iren# «mlih (.ertrude Smith Fverett Spitz Buelah (thlves Von Tav lor Hazen Teeple I uctl# Thompson Mira White Marie Wilding Walter
Wilkins Morris Young
School No. 65 Marg lerlte Flnnhll
Robert Dale Owen School. Bomey Alpert Mabel Dalton Manuel Dob
Washington School
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MEETS WITH OPPOSITION. Proposal to increase Postal Ratfla in Germany Not Popular [Gorrespondence of Associated Press! BERLIN, May 28—A ptoposal by th# government to Increase postal and telegraphic late* In order to add to Itn re\e nue ha* met with opposition from papers that believe the public will defeat the oh ject of the plan by writing fewer letter* but al»o from publication* which declare that hlKher telegraphic tolls will put Oerinany at an Increased dtaadvantag* In It* effort* to place ‘t* ca»e before the neutral world Telegraph late* In »o far a* they concern newepapeiB ehould be reduced rath er than raised it I* contended The paper* •eem to be unanimous In a h* lief th t iJormanv In ihe pa*t ha* neglected rathe than recognized the value of facilitating Us mean* of getting (.emian news to the I eat of the world and of receiving the new* of the teat of the world Ornament to Hia Home. [Boston TranscrliH] Your wife Is the ver> picture of health “ Not only ihst but she a In a content** frame of mlrd
'A Treat for a Dime"
Irvington School
Banquet Layer Cake 10c hn w the goodness of this delicious cake—order one from your gro er today' Between the layer* is a creamy lemon fllllng—the tip hrf.s a thl>k chocolate icing More than ii >0 grocers In Indianapolis sell BANQUET LAYER and (then Nai itary ' ake* Made fresh every day NEW SANITARY CAKE COI4PANY Indianapolis