THREELOSEJOBSIN SHAKE-UP OF

SCHOOLDIVISIONFriends of Rochford Ex-

pected to Carry Fightto Board,

As the result of a shake-up in thebuildings and grounds department

of the public schools, James Roch-ford, foreman of custodians; CharlesMcNutt, printing foreman. andGeorge C. Stelhoim, stockroom man,

were discharged June 15, effectiveJuly 1, according to George Rickes,superintendent of buildings andgrounds.

Joseph Tunis, 440 E. Vermont St.,wall succeed Rochford, and H. Carr,SOI *2 Southern Ave., who has teenemployed by the school board onlya few weeks, will succeed Stelhorn,Rickes said.

Further changes in the departmentin prospect, it is said.

“Charles Ferger. assistant incharge of window shades, is on va-cation and we may not have workfor him immediately on his return,”Rickes stated.

According to Rickes Rochford isnot in good health and the othertwo men are not trained for the po-sitions they have held.

It is understood that Rochford’sfriends will carry- the fight for hisreinstatement to the school board.

There is a discrepancy in ac-counting in the school shops of$4,000 to $5,000, it was learned. Rich-ard O. Johnson, business director,explained the matter is wholly oneof bookkeeping, and is not due tomisuse of school property.

WOMAN IS VICTIMBE EAKECLEANER

Man Overhears Phone Call,Gets Clothing Worth S3O,Police today were seeking a- man

who overheard Mrs. Mina McClave.1116 N. Capitol Ave., telephone thscleaners to call at her home. Hecame himself and was given cloth-

at S3O. Mrs. McClave didnot discover the mistake until theregular cleaner came several hourslater.

Butler Miser, 350*4 E. IVashing-'ton St., reported the theft of $2 an.ia railroad pass from his room. Hechased a suspect to Alabama andMarket Sts., but the man escaped.

Two hall runner rugs, valued atS3O. were taken from the MarionApts., 522 N. New Jersey St., accord-ing to Julius Matsk%, the manager.

Joe Schloss, colored, of 1434 Coch-ran St., told police while boarding astreet car at Capitol Ave. and Wash-ington St., another colored mangrabbed a billfold from his hand thatcontained $lO.

Mrs. J. M. Diggs. 3338 Wilcox St.,reported a tub of moss and fourbales of fence pickets taken from•2285 Hillside Ave.

BELMLIJONWINNER IN RACE

Americans Fail to Place inInternational Contes!,

By Vnited PressBRUSSELS. June IS.—The Bel-

gian balloon pilot, De Muyter, wasofficially deijlared winner of thisyear’s Gordon Bennett cup race to-day. He achieves success in thisevent for the third successive sea-son and becomes permanent ownerof the trophy. •

De Muyter, piloting the Belgica,landed at St. Abb’s Head, in Berick-shire. He traveled the greatest dis-tance from Brussels where the racestarted Sunday. The Frenchman,La Porte, was second. All the con-testants now have landed.

There were three American entriesand none figured in the money. W.G. Van Orman, piloting the Good-year, landed at Amsterdam, whileCapt. H. E. Honeywell, in the UncleSam, came down on the Frenchcoast, and Major Peck in the S-14landed in Belgium.

Chicago Expert to SpeakGlenn Muffly, direct mail special-

ist of Chicago, will talk on “TheMathematics of Merchandising” atAdvertisers Club luncheon Thurs-day at Chamber of Commerce.

iisi1T&4UGHY‘iaraorrowAlright

KEEPING WELL An N? Tablet(a vegetable, aperient) taken atnight will help keep you well, bytoning and strengthening your <'"•

gestion and elimination.

ig4§|pChips off she Old Block

N7 JUNIORS—Littla NvsOne-third the regular dose. Madeof the Ame ingredients, then car.dgcoated. For children and adulS

■Hi SOLO BY YOUR DRUGCISTutaI• H' tG’S”

Water JewelsTeachers and officials for the

school year J.924-25, were recom-mended to the instruction committeeof the school board by Superin-tendent E. U. Graff and appointedby the board today.

Recommendations:Administration (Personal Service)

Assistant Superintendents—D. T. Weir.J, W. Thornton and Flora E. Drake.

Director of Research—Murray A. Dal-man.

Superintendent's Office—Clerks. MaudeMcVieker. Ella Downs and Grace Price.Stenographers. Mary Hayes. secretary;Maxine I-arry, Vera Maple and MargaretWhite.

Attendance Department—W. A. Hacker,director: Geneva Dickey, special; LeilaBrown and Bertha Leming, permits andrecords: Julia S. Ferris. Thelma Taylor'.Leona Hamilton and Hilda Black, darks.

Instruction—General SupervisionSpecial Directors—Harry E. Mfcod. vo-

cational education and manual training:Harold W. Gossett, assistant vocationaleducation and manual training: W A.Ocker. physical training: Florence H. Fitch,art: Tom Sawyier, handwriting; Ernest G.HesseP, music; 1.. D. Owens, civics (halfto Arsenal Tech) ; Katrina Myers, back-ward children and defectives.

Supervisors—Lucy Montgomery, sewing;Ida C. Langerwisch, cooking.

Special Teachers—Clara Nieman andFloro Torrence.

High School Principals—George Buck.Shortridge; E. H. K McComb. EmmerichManual Training; M. H. Stuart. ArsenalTechnical Schools; K. V. Ammerman,Broad Ripple.

Assistant Supervisors—Henrietta Mur-dock. Belle Scofield, Marie Stewart andLillian Weyl, art; Margaret Boyd and EllaShell, departmental art; Lorle Kru l. GoldieLowman. Isabelle Mossraan Adelaide TRiley, Lulu Taylor. Gail C. Tripp andLeonora Coffin, music: Ada Crozier, Ju-lietta Ernsting. Helen M. Gray, Ruth Heav-ier. Ernest Hoelscher Mabel McHugh,Agne Morgan, Curt Toll and Elinore Rus-sell. physical training. Emma Peed. hml-writing.

Grade Principals1—Addie Wright.2Sue Blasslngham.

-3—Cecelia Calvin.4Mary E. Cable.5Mabel Schmidt.6Elisabeth OMara.7Mary E Buckley8—Mildred Weld.9Kate Mason

10—Georgia Alexander.11—Jessie Smith.12—Mary B Knowlton.13—Cortone Rielag14—Etta L. Keely.15—Anna Rahe16—Elsa Huebner.17—George L. Hayes.18—Emma Donnan.19—Harriett C. Kelley.20— Viola Pence.21—Bertha Laatz22 Ella Pedlow23William E. Baugh.24 VV. E Grubbs25Dorothy David26Matthias Nolcox; Hazel Hencncks. as-

sistant.27Alice O'Hair,28—Jane Graydon.29Charlotte Carter.30—Anna R Reade.31—Grace Black.32Lizzie J. Stearns33Adda Wyrlck.34—E. J Black35Martha Pich.36Ruby Lee.37William A Thomas38—Nathalie Connelly.39Ida Geary.40—Beulah W. Price41—Frances D. Hull; Vivian Sowers, as-

sistant acting.42F. W Diggs43 Nell V. Green.44Elizabeth Kirby.45Lena D. Swope16—Mary Connor.47Grace W Kunber48—Verena Denzlerin—Dorothy Pennington.50—Mary H MeArdle.51—Alma Mann.52J. L. Dunn.53Jeannette Barrett.54Mary McGee.s*—Lydia H B 1 .ich.56Walter M J \ce.57Helen I.ereper58—Maude Moudy.59Emily C. Halls60—Mary S Ray.61—Gertrude Thatcher.62Jocelyn Courtrlght.63 Noel P. Brown.64 —Jeannette S. Cary65Rosa A Jones, acting, half year.66Nellie Chapman.67Dorothy Wenner68—Frances B. Coston.69—Grace Adams70—Mabel Keller.71—Ruth Leedy.72Ida Helphinstine. 173Frances Newton.74Jeannette William*.75Olive Selby76Belle Ramey.77'-rarle K Ross.78— Bertha Holie79Herman M Riley, acting80—K V. Ammerman.81—Adelaide McCarty.82—Olive Funk.83—Lena K Lewis.

Instruction—Elementary Schools.Sewing—Nellie Gilliam, Addie Salt-

marsh. Lanr"; Schaefer. Eleanor Whitcomb.Glenn M. Asher. Leone D Decker. Eliza-beth R Mueller i part time), Edith LeePerry. Edna Faye Smith and Eunice Teal

Cooking—Kathryn Arnold Irma Bray-ton, Anna Brennan. Mary E. CammaekMarie Cagey. Edith C. Griffith. Mary Head-ley, Rose R. Holmes. Inez E Lee, LydiaLyncie, Margaret Schleicher Anna SmithBernice Smith. Marie Smith, MargaretThornb’rg. Helen Wallick, Dale Waterbury. Laura J Woifolk. Roxie Zerfas and jHelen Zimmerman.

Manual Training—Harry Brown, M. FConner. R Nelson Cooksey. Arden FenwickE F. Gaillard (part time). T D. Hall.Marimon Hansberry./Harold Harding. C E.Hicks. Charles Hyde. Franklin L Jones,H P. Knecht. H G. Knight. W. C. Letsinger. O B Little. G. A. McClure. Lawrenee McCormack, C. H. MeElroy. D. BMeElroy. J. J. Maxwell. Vincent Maxwell,Ocal Muterspaugh. George Mitten. E APatterson Roy Pitman Ihalf-year). L. JPritchard, L. A Randall. L. A. Reed. J jM. Ritter, C. E. Simpson, C. C. Stoker, iE. F. Stokes. F W. Stultz. F W Summer.Hersohel VVh.taker. J H. Wilson. RussellWinegarden, W. W. Wines and Charles ;Youngmarr.

Special Teachers in Truant School—An-gela Molcr ami Addle Wright

Teachers of Atypical B Schools—Frieda |Herbst. Pauline Barites, Edith Robinson.Abigail Hart. Anna Townsend. Helen Staf-ford. Elva True, Margaret Boone, Eliza-beth Hester, Marie Cochran. Mabel IvesAnna McDowell, Frances Darracott andZelma M. Lind

Mrs. M. E. Hilton, special investigatorTeachers of Atypical C Schools—Lillian

Trindle, Margaret McCarthy, Martha Corn-well. Agnes Lucas and Lillian Smith.

Teachers of Atypical D Schools—Gertmde Buscher. Susan Hull. Augsta Coburnand Margaret Lloyd

Permanent Siibstitutes—Mieha But!el-and Kate Price.

mHE girls don’t have toleave their jewelry whenthey go in swimming now-

adays. Rubber bracelets and ear-rings have solved their problem.And they look pretty nice, too—-especially on this young swimmer,

Laura Walters of New York. ■>

Clellan. head of department; Ruth Aller-dice. Joel W. Hadley. Elizabeth S. Rawlsand Mabel Washburn.

Music—C. E. Palmer, Jean McCormickand Lyndon R. Street.

Study Hall—Belle O'Hair.Clerks—Mary Anne McCoy, clerk; Gene-

vieve Hall and Mary Loftin, assistantclerks.

Assistants—Study hall, Jessie BarkleyFitch and Alma J. Denny: library, NellR. Sharp and Helen Henkel; music. Chris-tine Houseman and student assistant; art.George L. Powell and Nellie Wats; physicsWalter Geisler: chemistry, Mary EmilyStarr and Edwin McCormick: biology, Har-mon Pritchard. Elmer Winders and LesterHorton.

Arsenal Technical SchoolsMilo H. Stuart, principal: Dewitt S.

Morgan. Geraldine Hadley. Edward E.Green and Robert C. Craig, vice principals.

English—Mabel Goddard, head of de-partment; Margaret Axtell, Rannie Baker,Katherine Book. Mary Bowen (from leaveof absenee). ffihel Boyle, Ruth Bozeil.Hortense Braden, Anna Brochhausea, AliceRroWti, Marie Bruhn, Grace Bryan. Mar-garet Burnside, Catherine Clifford, GladysEade. Sara C. Ewing, Eleanore, Fogg (re-sign). Florence Foster. Vance Garner,Lyle Harter, English and library: EdithHendren. Marjorie Hendren. Florence Jones,Leah I. Jones, Evelyn L. Kletzing. Mrs.Eva H Lycan (Eva E. Hanks), MargaretMcLaughlin. Margaret P. Medary VirginiaMoorhead. Clarisso Morrow. Mabel E. Neal,Edna G. Nowlaud, Charles R Park. Dwight

|C. Park. Nareie Tollitt Margaret demy,| Zila Robbins. Louise Schafer, Olga Schell-I sehmiift, Elia Sengenberger. Blather FayI Shoger. Jennie Strain. Helen Thornton.| Helen Tiehenor. Olive Traylor. Bellas S.

j Turk (from leave of absencei, Kathrynj Turney (resign,s), Grace B Willis < re-

j signs) and Bjorn Winger,j Mathematics—H. H. Anderson (head of’department). Margaret L. Anderson (Mar-garet Louthan) Elva Antrim, Beryl A.

| Black, Martha E. Brodby Ross T. Camp-l>ell, Warren E. Cleveland. R V Copple.

'J C. Edwards. P D. Edwardi (leave of; absence for year). Floyd H Fye. H L

! Harshman. Ethel Houser, Joe Rettery. Ger-j aldine Kindig, W. R Krickenberger. Cyrus

] N. Lancaster, H. C Miiholland. Lucille A.Mower. John A. Mueller. Forrest Nutt.W. F. Reagan Nannie B. Rives, J. V.Shannon, Edith Silver. K. Ann Smith,Louise Sturdevant, C F. TrueblOcd. A. M.Welchons. L. H. Whitcraft and Dale S.Young.

History—De Witt S. Morgan (vice prin-cipal and head history and social sciencedepartment). Irraa Bachman, Olive Beek-ington, Dora Bentley. Mane Binninger.James H Butler. Helen Elliott. S. D F.s-sig. O S Flick. F ft Gorman. Hazel Howe.Mary Elizabeth Moore. L. D Owen (halftime devoted to grade school civics (. AnnR.-itterman. James A Richardson CatherineSine’.aire. Elleu L Stoy, Alta Welch andMrs. Alita B Wright (leave of absence foryear).

French—Jeanne Bedaire, Charles C Martin (head department of German andFrench, including Spanish temporarily).Blanche P. Noel arid Adele Renante

Spanish—Esther Aldridge. Edith Baker.Dorothy Donald. A. F Lagemann BarbaraL Porter and Mrs Mary P. Young l Mrs.Mary’ Padoul.

Latin —Adaline H. Barnett, Grace A.Emery (returning from leave of absenee).Mae A Glockner. Mcrtie I. (Inner MuttJungnitsch, Honors Limerick. FrancesLongshore, Irene McLean Johanna Muel-ler. Mdbclle Sprague. Ruth F. Stone. MC Twineham and Myrtle F 'Voermr.

Science—Charles 1,. Brosey (head ofphysics department, -including physiog-raphy temporarily), A C Hoffman' (head

; department, of agriculture and biology in-; eluding temporarily chemistry employed

i twelve months yearly salary increased*906 ovpr schedu.e because of n'l-ycarcontract) . Chester A Amiek. chemistry:Robert N Aublc. physics Zillah Carrtn-gcr hio'ogy: Hertha J Casperson. biologyH E Chenoweth chemistry; Clare F. Coxbiology Raymond Hornaday physics; Wil-liam Johnson, chemistry: Kate Kern, biol-ogy Hazel M Ketcham (returning fromleave of absence l biology, Burton I Ma-loti. physiography: Erije S Martin,physic*: Mrs Viva D Martin (Viva E.Dutton), physiography Sylvester Moorechemistry James R Rose physi • Beth •S' sit t biology: Charles K Traders phy-l'-s;Emerson B Wright hiologv Wendell WWright (leave of absence frr y. ari sete- c*

Art—Mrs Dorothy A !en. Sara K Bar*!.L. Irene Hardy. lone Hirsch and ElizabethM Jasper freehand drawing: Fr-den.kPoller (leave of absence for year' com-mercial art Julia H Roberts Ruth cStebhins. Che’sea S Stewart and RolmrtaWarren, freehand drawing.

Music—Elizabeth Ka’tz t head of depart-ment). Frederick A Barker and Frank IPerciv.il i resigns i.

Commercial—F H Gillespie (head de-partment of bookkeeping and accounting,including temporarily stenography' MrsEdith J. Berry fEdith Jaeksoni Milo DBurg-ss Georgetta Dolezal, Hazel Pot’i*,Anna Louise Evans Edith Finch. NettieE Gilmore. E’sje Heavl'ln. Luri'le Hubb-cMrs Vera S ttic g-de (Vera Bnakeyibergl.Mrs. Clara Louise Mrs. Pessa V.Kuehrtnann iDcsfa Vndivier). Leila Law-rence. Hazel B. Peargon Frances H Pot-ter (leave of absence for fir-' semester).Donald B. Shaw, Winifred Waters andBlan he Young.

Physleal Training—Hazel E Ahbett.Mrs F’nrencc M Cleveland (Florence MeKenzie).

Music—Harold E. Winslow.Dean of Girls—Mrs. Ida Rehm.Physical Training—George J. Altman

(head of department), Oral Bridgford, Mar-jorie Clark and Dorothy Siling.

Teachers first employed. 1923-1924. nowto be placed on schedule according to ex-perience and qualifications as recom-mended: Mrs Ada M. Bing. English; Mar-garet Nysowander (on probation). English:Gretchen Scotten. English: Berpioe Bald-win, art; Louise Ewing, music.

Teachers whose temporary contracts ex-pire in June, 1924 (successors to be rec-ommended later) : Jess O. Van Antwerp,science; Marie Zuilich, English; EvelynBerulohr. art.

Office Assistants—Mary J. Spiegel, sec-retary; Leta Ennis, registrar: MarionBasey. stenographer; Daisy Harmcning.clerk.

Assistants—Oran Davis, art: GottliebLeukhardt, mill room; Marlon Peeples,machine shop (night school instructorand machinery repair man: Louis Smith,forge room.

RriMtd Ripple High SchoolK. V. Ammerman, principal: Elsie San-

der, clerk: Roberta Brewer, Ruby MayKrofauver, Grace Margaret Kiess. NobleNewsum, Stella Richardson, A F. Thomas.Hunbert L. Wann and Flora Will.

Grade SchoolsNo. I—Mary Schleicher. Margaret

Schlotzhauer. Frieda Herbst. Angela Moler:No. 2—Kate Goldrick, Pearl Bedford.

Martha Harris, Winifred. Galvin. EdithHall. Florence J. Kern. Katherine Pauisel,Florence Newhouse. Grace Pitt, Ida Stick-ney Florence Quigg. Lois Hagedorn, VernaCraig. Margaret Kennedy, Ethel Bryan.

No. 3—Katherine Youngman. NoraSchering. I-iilian Clark. Lydia B. Monahan.Charlotte Wilson, Eunice Hoelgen. Kather-ine Stevenson. Laura Fraser. AugustaHuebner. Helen Brandenburger GraceSmith. Catherine Carnes. Edna Williamson.Anna Reeves, Maude Thomas. MargaretHartman. Rosemary Kalb. Elizabeth Peter-son, Iva Pearcy, Gertrude Buscher, SusanHull.

No. 4—Lillian Cable. Hurlbut T. Riley.•Cora Willis, Clara Perry. Blanche Chen-ault. Willa Prince. Vera Forte. JuanitaBobson. Madge McCain, Carrie Lucas,Zoe Barnett. Dawn Casey. Monica Rice.Jessie Johnson. Hazel Alexander. FloraCarter, Pauline Batties.

No. s—Alice Cullen Clotilda Buettner.Helen O'Gara. Bessie Tomlinson. FloyHurt. Elsa Williams. Kate Sherwood.Helena Frey, Madge Allen. Hilda Walters.Alice Silloway, Clara Helm (half yeari,Julia Wiiungs. Teresa, Clockling. NellieHicks. Melba Hatfield, Georgia Sh%w.Blanche Breeden Elizabeth Heber. JennieGorman. Edith Robinson.

No. 6—Margaret Teaehout, Lizzie Cars-kaddon Anna Kelly. Eleanor Williams.Clara Williams. Sue Sims, Ada Smith.Hazel Cole Marie Bagnoll. CharlotteSchaefer, Dorothy Kaufman. FlorenceLammert, Floy Caldwell.

No. 7—Helen Doles. Augusta Knabe.Lillian Jones. Kate Kerins. Mary Marshall,Marie Crewes Kate Oliver. Helen Collins.Beiie Sawyer. Helen Robson. Aberta Smith.Margart Nolan. Abigail Hart.

No. B—Elizabeth Downey. FlorenceHarm! Lucy Met.-alf. Martha Howes Es ;telle Loomis. Elavina Stammel. HelenO'Rourke, M ibe' Ebel. Alien Bay. Pearl jLloyd. Gladys Melsker

No. 9—Mamie Sweeney-. Anna 8. ]Karos. Gladys Grata. Lutreile Young LuluThurman Lulu B Hoss Jennie Cowfn. ]Gladys Murphy. Margaret (lit. Katherine ICon-oran, Eliza T King. Mary D. Beard.!Alice Keatley. Marian Miller Theresa Car-roll. Margaret Bonke. Faye Youll. Sarah.Elliott. Zelma Lind.

No 10—Aletha Graves Letitia Schell- !schmidt Katherine Johnson Dorothy Se 1gur. Lillian Tnndle Norma Ba z. Hazel ,N Adam- Madie Mitchell. Helen Riker jMargaret Striebeek. Nona Koeter Helen C i80/d Mary Goods in Roxie I.mg'e Esther:Bilesard. Maud Hoffman, Anna Townsend, i

No. 11—May Moran. Gra.a- Alexander,May Stone, Frieda Binninger. Christine )Alexander. Grace Reed, Evelyn Rose.

No, 19—Eva Wiles Augusta Hild. Era;Smith. Mary Lamb. Margaret McCarthyH ♦ Schmitts Mary Altland, Elizabeth ,'Varner. May Belle King Charlotte Stateford. Aupu*t;i*Cobum Effir AIverson, Margaret L oyd. E’izabeth Goett. Maytne Ma- ,gel. Paula Eiokhoff. Kate Goddard Rosa ;M Xaraara. Irma Rom Frances Sage. AnnaNuvin.

DAWES BEGINSCAMPAIGN FOR

VICE PRESIDENTDeclares War on Dema-

gogues as Be Talks toNeighbors in Rain,

By Vnited BrestCHICAGO, June 18.—Charles G.

Dawes, explosive Republican vicepresidential nominee, nas leaped intothe campaign without '.Writing forofficial notification of his nomination.

“Dawes just had to say some-thing,” William M. Butler, chairmanof the national Republican commit-tee, remarked with a broad smile,'"so he said it.”

Stands in RainStanding in a heavy rain, with

water streaming down his baredhead and into the collar of a raincoat, Dawes told a gathering ofmen and women on the east lawn ofhis Evanston home that he wouldtrail the political damagogue to hislair and “ask no quarter and givenone.”

Political demagogues are a cursethe world over, Dawes said. Europe’sunhappiness he attributed in largemeasure to demagogues.

Dawes called for honest discus-sions of public affairs and issued thefollowing challenge:

‘As to the demagogue on thestump, whatever may he his party,I want it distinctly understood thatin the coming campaign I ask noquarter and give no quarter.”

Dawes WeariesAfter the Dawes speech the crowd

furled its umbrellas and filed intothe house for the handshaking,which lasted an hour and left Dawesfrankly weary.

Butler will leave for Washingtonon Friday where he will discussplans for the campaign with Presi-dent Coolidge. : Butler refused todiscuss the rumors of disagreementamong leaders of/he campaign, stat-ing an amicable adjustment had al-ready been made.

17 KILLED IN BERLINTrolley Car Runs Away and Crashes

Into Wall.Bit Vnited Press

BERLIN. June 18. Seventeenpersons were killed and for£yseriously injured last evening whena trolly car at Iserlohn hurtled downhill, its breaks useless, leaped thetracks and crashed into the wall ofa factory.

Accuses DebtorsHAGERSTOWN, Md., June 18.—

Blaming those who owed him money

for his failure in business, .JosephI. Loschbaugh. a local butcher,

a sign on his front door read-ingK "These People Forced Me IntoBankruptcy,” and below, the namesof his debtors.

Ex-act lySam—What am you doin’ now?Bo—I’se an exporter.Sam—An exporter’Bo—Yep, the Pullman Company

just fired me.—Black and Blue Jay.

Fewer NotchesA tourist in Arizona heard a shot

and in a short t.me c&me upon arough-looking man cutting a notchon the handle of his gun.

“Have you killed a man?” hegasped.

“No." was the reply.“Then why the notch?”“I only cuts ’em when I misses.”—

Tit-Bits. -

WHAT IS THE USE OF LIVING?What is the use of living when a

woman gets up in the morning as tiredas when she went to bed at night withheadache, ' backache, dfagging-downpains, nervous, irritable and despond-ent? These are all symptoms of ail-ments peculiar to her sex which makeslife a burden. Every woman in thiscondition should rely upon Lydia E.

Vegetable Compound, a good

-oldTashioned remedy made from rootsand herbs. It contains no narcotics orharmful drugs, and for fifty years hasbeen restoring women to health andstrength and the loy- of living.—Ad-%-er'isenicn' *

No 13—Ethel Thomas. Clara Wible. IHarriot McCoy. Bourne S.-ott. MarthaGriffith Bertha Sample. Hedwig. Wem-sing (half ve.tri, Kathleen Slocum EdnaChandler thalf year), Lueile Dillman. jViola Busaelle

No 11 Emily McAdams. MargaretRasehbaeher Helena Williams. Ida Shoe {maker, ieanette Gawne. Zenith Eller.Margaret Fiese!, Hazel Young. FrancesGranpy, Adolphine Herrmann. Nellie JFuqua (half year' Kathryn McCau’evWinifred Brown Blanche McClure. Etlicl ICrisso. Neva Wiggerly. Alice Forsyth

No. 15—Ella Friet/,chc. Adah Hill. Inez !Hinchman. Mary Griffin Helen Updegraff,A'catha Allen Emma Lutz yean,Ann Geran Velma Root Ai’a Waggoner, jEleanor Harvey, /.elina Smith. Julia Mar- jChat Ethel Woods. He:tx. Walsh. ClaraMoon*. Etta Boling T

No IB—Mary Miller Clara FischerFlorence Smock, Effio May Olsen, LeonorePeavev. Serena Osthetmer (half year).Ellen Forester. Elisabeth Baldwin, Char ,lotp* Herr (half year). Ruby Wolfe. RuthConan*. Helena Lehrritter Ethel Finn, jDoris Holmes Nellie Schneidler. Cora Rentsohler. Helen Stafford

No 17—M L Stevenson Nettle WalkerFred W Donahue. Selma Harry. Emory AJames - Tritqueelia Riley O A Johnson.Eugenia Burbridge C W Stewart F’or- ience Jones Carrie V. Simpson. Phyllis Wa-fers John Morton Finney Ltiliatk. Brown.E F. Bowler Matlie Roberts

No. lb—Agnes Dithraer. Prudence Cook. ;Jessica Northmgton. Virginia Minor. TeresaMi skill. Eleanor Golay Anna Keller. Al- jIcons Hoch. Beseie Kern. Lydia Wolfe. Neil jPease. Elaine Simons, Elsa Danke. Alice !Tattersall. Jennie Van Arsdal. Myra Phil-brook, Anna Mackenhorst.

No in—Murray Atkina. Della Wilapn.Emma Allison. Georgetta Bardwell. RubyAlexander. Ella Ernest.

No ;.’()—Mary T Henderson Sari (Youtsey. Maude E Eilner. Ruth I fe:Madeline Bremen, Nellie Clifford MinnieE Mason. Nellie D. .Tones Blanch.' Fer-guson Regina Schot-h. Clara Achtti.-n,Louise Schneider Irene Crosby. RuthBowlus. Thelma Turner. Ila McPherson.

No. 31—Faye W Fat-*. Lye] Hess.Mary McCrossan. Olive Roekey Janet -Keller. Henrietta Scheler, June Piel. Kutli !Mull. Emma Mohr (half year i. LeonaHurst. Helen Hodde. Ida Lobraico. Era- ;mu Berchert. Nell Cleary. Emma Tacoma, jAita Medaris. Elva True.

No 23—Ruth A Lewis. Isabel Dtum-niond, Inez Nordlob. Anna OostcLi. Pearl |Marley. Helen Hopping. Margaret Bar-rett Beatrice Fitzpatrick. Cora i. -itlir., Oe 'neva Jackson. Hazel Herman, Mavio Hoi- !lett. Emmal.vn Stinson, .Jessie l.eeoy

No. 33—Christens F.icc. Ruth Willis.Emma Wilhite. Helen Powell. MahndaWherry. Maude Meriwether, -ylyss Hi r-shaw. Edna Tucker. Nannie Mae Gahn,Ruth Ratcliffe. Flora Harper Crosse,i. Le-ona Cantrell. Gertrude Hicks, Ella E.llle Richardsons 1 -tha Sims(half year). Gertrude Harris, HildeReeder, AU-thea Byrd.

No. 34.—Millard J. Burweil, Mary jJohnson. Sadye A. Mays, l.ucile Linthe- jcome, Bessie M Rhodes. Sidney D. Har-rison (half year). Margaret E Smith, jMary L. Allison. Lillian Eubanks, Daisy ]Payne, Eletha Gray. Lucinda Hayden

No. 35—Martha Rihl. Louise McCarthy,Margaret Jenkins. Dorothy DesLauri-’rs.Hazel Bonke. Ida Mathers. Nettie Downey.Grace Norwood.

No. 20—Sarah Hamier. Julian Coleman.Clio Kutrz, C. E. Harry. Henrietta 1-vod.Maud Perry. Martha Hill. Clarence Mar-shall, Helen L. Wilson, Francos leivis.Creelia W. I<ee. Lucy Maxey, Madeline B.McCall. Blanche Edwards, Cubena Me-Glure Mary Carter. Carrie B Martin.Mercy Wolfolk, Vivian White. Esther Til-ford. Ella Gordon, Clio Bruen, EleanorMarthel. Loraine Jackson. Ethel BlancheBrown. Rutii Wales, Catherine Armislead.Edith Blankenship Esther Martin. F’rienaA. Campbell. Nettie Jones. Sadie Kill.Margaret Boone.

No. 27—Laura E. Hanna, Mata Bonke.Irma Snyder. Evk Green. Elizabeth Mens.Edith M. Curtis. Alma Duden. Flt-ronceNicolai, Metta Dilman, Winifred Peilett,Mary P Ritter.

No. 28—Irma Waldvogel, Ellon Ma-genis. Leila Motsinger, Grace JBcrry. OpalSlattery. Grace Duzan. Marion Kemper.Josephine Tacoma. Pearl Neal. NellieWinders, Irene Gallagher. Elizabeth For-syth.

-<o. 2!)—Marie Potter. Mary Gilkison.Katherine Leonard. Irene llealcy. Marga-ret Howe. Lillian Phelps, ilelau Irwin. oiaUnversaw, Bertha Binningcr, Jennie Bu-chanan. Laura Hayes, N<*llie Leslie, Mabel iVorls.

No. 30—Mabel Gorman (half year). |Louise Sftettler. Gertrude Bishop, Mary :Dwyer, Elizabeth Hester.

No. 31—Elsie Waterman. Minnie Hodde, ;CeceDa Adams, Pansie Lowman, AnnaLeiss. Shulamith Rabb, Mabel Collins,Ruth Phillips, F'ave Trester, Lillian Naek-enhorst. Lillian Reiftel.

No. 32—Mozelle Erehart, Hazel Vau-Wie, Margaret Segur. Frances Carter,Nora Brosnan, Dorothea Lindenau, LueileHerron, Bertha Cook, Jessie Craig (halfyear), Kathryn Alexander (half year).Charlotte Lord, Eleanor Munro, MaryMcCarty. Genevieve Goth.

No. 33—Minnie Dodson. Maude M,Werts. Biss Hume, Edith Eldridge, EffieMcEougall, Bessie Platt, Eva Fauset. Isa-belle Cowen, Florence Grace, KatherineLindenau, Helen Bothwell, Jessie Kemp,Frieda Rahe, Ethel Collier, KatherineRanger, Leta Shute. Emma Goebel.

No. 34—Adelaide Smith. Ruth Holmes,Jessie Stewart, Elizabeth Bryce, GraceHockett. Edna Kniseiey Lola Woolford.Grace Naekenhorst, Evelyn Allison,Elizabeth Clark, Anna Abhttien, FrancesDavidson. Eunice J Naylor, May Folt-zenlogel I,r“e Ong'e.

r<: •--d Pauline ritio-n-

bers. Kate Voris, Grace Fosdiek, EstherHeuss, Emily Netterville, Gertrude East.Hazel Street, Clara Wyon, Ruth Jenkins.Ruth Jasper. Anne Wisehmeyer, Ruth HelenSnyder, Faye Paul. Ella Coon.

No. 36—Lucia Ketcham. Lola Stuart,Freda Popp, Anna Floyd, Edith Freetly.Jane Holmes, Ruth Amos. Gail Hadgell,Anna Barton, Hulda Hanson. Alpha Jos-lm, Jessie Ingersoll. Edna Forkner.

No. 37—Fanny Hyde, Grace Matthews.Hattie Bedford. Anna Hall, Bessie An-derson, Ruby Wilson. Evelyn Briscoe,Bessie Clianault, Jessie Stevens, SadieWilliams.

No. .38—Hitldap Kern, Wilma Smoc-k,Myrtle Craft. Kate Metcalf, Pauline Smith.Leona Shetzley, Esther Freeman, MiriamA. Fariss. Sad;o Doty, Lucile Gwyu.

No 39—Olive Guilder, Evelyn West.Margaretta Bass. Margaret Hagan. Ger-trude Whitsint, Haloise Bennett. liyri Mc-Clure. Genevieve Weems, Alice Car, MaryHall, Berlha Shields. Edith Johnson (halfyear), Marjorie Burton. Vivian Clime (halfyear), Louise Ball, Zada Bird, Laura Seitz,Esther Knop, Ciaska Tacoma, EleanorAdams, Martha Cornwall.

No, 40—Stella W. Hatch. Etta L. Simms,Spaulding Pritchett. Aline Burwell. AlmaWilliams, Gertrude Kennedy, Blanche Bell,Virgie White, Irene B. Ector.

No. 41-—Bertha Hoss, Goida Blair, Min-nie Cassady. Anna Davis. Margaret Whit-ford. Ola Endley, Lela Randall. Mary F.Towsley, Lelia (Bartholomew, Lillie Morris,Edna Shei man. Celia Meskill, Helen Hol-lingsworth, Coiie Wayiand, Mary Shoemak-er. Elizabeth Bledenmeister. May Schell.Florence Talbott, Susan Todd. Ruth San-ders, Helen Ingersoll, Mary Ferris. LulaBalz. Violet Lashbrook, Nellie Graves.Dorothy Timmons. Nellie O'Donnell, MabelAsher. Luana Slocum. Myrtle Freeman,Glenna Morgan, Alice E. Hill. May Mc-Bride.

No. 42—M. Ethel Cheatham. MadelineM. Chambers. Ozola Bass. Martha Horner,Ora B. Willett. Irene H. .Tones. Colia H.King. Sara I.oggins. Artie B. German. Eliz-abeth Mae Botts. Clara Penn. Fanny Carter.

No. 43—Anna Bryan. Effir Moschelle,Maude Dome Harriet O'Meara. Kate Mor-rison. Elizabeth McLeod, Esther Coffing.Rose Thomson Sadie Hoose, Jeanette Rath-bun. Helen Wright. Joyce Snepp. LouiseDe Pew. Modena Lowry. Isabella Eddy.Ruth Lewis. Lucile Gant. Agnes Lucas.

No. 44—Mary Wynn Gladys Kinman,Wilna Hession, Louise Wheeler. Della Mc-Pherson. Elma Jennings Myra H. Newsom.Mary Whitney. Esther Dimmick MargueriteWest Myrtle Lefeber Addie Leonard, Ef-fin Reed Shaw. Alice Clare. Belle Ing'is.Blanche Powell. Wilma Enyart. Hazel Lam-son, Marjorie Woodruff. Loretta Sullivan.Eliza Clarke.

No 45—Margaret Duden Meier.Josephine Herron. Grace Hobson. GertrudeBuehler. Nellie Griffin. Ruth Quill. MabelL. Roach Charlotte Thomas. Anna Conlen,Edna Collins Clara Lawrence. Mary EllaBarton. Hazel Force. Frances Martin,thema Shelbum Lillian Bohnstadt.

No 46—Nellie Brewer Mary Kervan.Ruby Bever. Virginia Dnnkle, Mary M.''organ. Eva De Wald Sarah Williams.Margaret Coyle. Grace Knox Emma I.oer-kamp. Virginia Whitson. Aura Shea. EllaParsons* Anna Pich

No. 47—Hazel Ru=ke. Lillie Lauher.Carrie Saylor, Anna Gaston CatherineMiller Muriel Neal. Mary Winter. Isabel!*Droh'an Mildred Kitchen (half year'. Kath-erine Walsh. Marv E Smock. Awnza Dun-agan. Jessie Annabel. Marie Cushman.Margaret Specs LiPian Krihs, Grace War-ren Ada Matthe, Edna Olsen. Orrell Shaw.Harriet Paynter Jessie Sims.

No. 48—Hattie torek. Hazel Crumbo• half year). Elhel S : slighter

No 49—Lula J Case. Elizabeth Witt.Vide Mor -k Ite 'iia shber Erma Linstead. D Mae Ketcham F.tta Scherf.Helen L. Carr Ethel Lamb. Georgia Mur-phy. Emm:* Pingpank. Hazel Smith. EdithGilchrist. Ruth Etnrieh. Maud Grand.Anna Greenspan. Anna MoCune. SusanBaynes. Carrie MeMichael, Louise Zim-merman Nora L Odlet

No. 50—Myrtle Johnson. Marie Lena-han. Caroline Eberhardt Nell HeathroMabelle Hall Elizabeth M Ko-ha JuliaColbert. Lydia Lycan. Marie Zook. LeotaAeuff Marie Sandulge (half year i. LucySihiobohir. <' i ■'a Rueve’. Marie Bechert.lb-fen Millikan. Julia Wcghorsi LillianDovle.

No 51 Pear! Cu'mer. Gertrude Em-merich. Gertrude Pochler Cora Burris.Kathryn Marie Sullivan. HelenBarry Gladys Seider Helen Hodges 'halfytar' Hilda Timmis Bertha Keller M ineCochran Elsa Stout. Helen S hwartz. Bar-bara Hensley Josephine Schmidt. Lucille'undiTnijn Ruth Tnsh. Gladys Wanke.Olive Brcisch, Grace Marone. Ixona Greer.Madge Shelburr. Daysie Alwes

No. 52—-Adelaide Crpnin Mary ElrodFrieda it ebner Genevra McCoy. JuliaMelliah. Mildred Rurkhardt. Sara Duffy.Ruth l.amson Jennie Dinwiddle. GladysZook Bertha HasseUl, I/-ona Smith; HelenBrandon. Edith Elrod. Sue Mitchell, AvisGibson. Hazel Sinclair, Beulah Flake.

AMUSEMENTS

Homo Kro nnml os— Gerald!no Had'evvice principal apd head home economiesdepartment: Eb-apor R ,Vm- Hilt ami K iz-4Harrows (leave of absence flr-t vnv'^trrl.textiles and clothing Louise Braxtonfoods and '-ookery Francos Buxohmannand E'ennor Church, textiles and cloth-ing; Florence O Drury Harriett L. Hook-i>r and Gra'*- M Hr.ffington foods and-ookery; Emily MM’ullough. textiles andclothing Georgia H McDonald, foods andeoo’rerv; Helen F Murray, textiles andclothing

Shoie—Edward E Greene. vice principalin charge of vocational department: Ed-win Baker machine shop: A C. Borenand Russell Durler. auto construction.Fnd R Finehout. electrical construction:D F Griffin and Ivan H Grigsby wood-work: William Johnston, pattern making;Jacob Jones, carpenter W H. Lamport,woodwork: Elbert E Ix-ib. foundry; H F.Markus, head department of e'eotrien' eonstruciion: Harold Mayes, fortin?: F W.Molltor Iresigns), electrical -on-truotion:A. Oertte, woodwork: H. C. Roberts andW. A Rush electrical construction RussellR Sands, machine shoo. William A San-ford. woodwork: M P. Schaefer, sheetmetal M. W. Slattery head automobileshob department A. C, Van ArendonU.eleetrical construction: Frederick L Wil-son. machine shop, .Titles Zinter, electricalconstruction.

Mechanical Drnwinr—Robert C Craig,

vice principal 1and head departments draft-ink and freehand drawing: Horace Boggy,mechanical and architectural drawing:Herman Denzler, Louise Pollens and N. LSchneider. mechanical drawing: L. C.Shinn, machine design and head metaltrades department: Herbert D Traub, me-chanical and electrical drawing.

Printing—Woodard Auble and GeorgeBarrett.

Dean of Girls—Gertrude Theumler.Hygiene—Wilkie Hughes.Office—Mrs. Lillian Stone Harrison, sec-

retary; Miriam M Howe, head stenog-rapher: Ann Thatcher, assistant clerk;Elsie Gray, assistant stenographer: EthelHensley and Mildred Frey, office assistants

Assistants—Fred Waod supply clerk;James Gresham, electrical construction:Mildred Johnson, library, Dorothy Harder(half year), freehand drawingEmmerich Manual Training School

E. H. Kemper MeComb, principal; Ber-tram Sanders, vice principal.

English—Elizabeth C. Henoh (head ofdepartment), Helen A. Barry. Lena Brady.Seward Craig. J. Beatrice Evans. Anna J.Griffith. Edward Holloway. Amy Keene. CAugusta Mering. John H. Moffat, JessieE Moore, Rena M. Odell. Lola I. Perkins.Bess Sanders, Helen Tipton and Eleanor P.Wheeler.

Mathematics—Kate Wen I z (head of de-partment) Kate W. Bass, Tobias Chew.Clarence R Clayton, Ada M. Coleman. PaulM. Collins Bertha .1, Ebbert. RowlandJones (mathematics and athletics), ArdaKnox, Anne IJpchheari. Carl E. Swanson(mathematics and athletics)

•Science—Charles M. Sharp (head of de-partment!). Hugh F Banncn (science andathletic manager). Car! F. Hanske, RayS. Millikan. Rt B. Morrison (science andathletics). Estil B. Van Dorn.

History—J. R. H. Moore (head bf de-partment), Josephine K. Bauer, Burrell E.Evans. Rosana Hunter. Louise M. Iske,Charles H. Money. Cora! O Taflinger Ade-laide B Thale and Daisy D. Wedding

Languages—Elizabeth L. Davis (headof departmentl. Mrs./Ruth H. Alice. Wil-liam H. Bock. Honora Curran. Mary EstelleRay and Henry S. Schell, Latin: FlorenceM. Shaw. Spanish: Bertha Thormeynr.French: Peter Scherer. German.

Art—Estelle P. Izor (head of depart-ment). Lewis Finch. Grace M. Schwarz-kopf and Mabel West.

Shops—Paul W. Covert (head of de-partment). Russell Clunie. wood shop: Al-bert Hirschman. machine shop; W. S. Hiser,mechanical drawing; W. A. Keller, foun-dry: J. C. Mather, pattern making: <\ W.Trickey, mechanical drawing: A. L. Weig-ler. wood shop: James Yule, forge shop.

Commercial—W. S. Barnhart (actingdepartment head), Laila G. Elston, F CleoFrazier, Mrs. Mary C. Hiser. Gertrude Lie-ber. R. E. Mathews, R. R. MeClurg, MarieE. Rapp. A. M. Skinner. Nona D. VandcnBrook. Hazel Walter and Helen A. Haynes(salesmanship).

Sewing—Frances M. Williams (head ofdepartment). Edith M. Confpton. Ivy AnnFuller aaJi Anna J. Behaefere 1 coking—Mrs Bernice H. Brayton and

v-cg bip-y.

TONIGHT, MATS. TODAYS:IS Till RS.. S \T., 2:1THE Ml RAT PI.AYEKS IN

CHARLEY’S AUNTDANC ING IN THE LOBBY

Nights, 25c, 50c. SI.OOMutt*., 25c, 50c. Downtown Office

Merchants Heat .< Light Cos.Sect AVeck—’*.4 Voice in the Dark.’’

AN ME tiIC'HOLS'ABIES • jmsmmmPlay Tnat Keeps

MATS., Wed., Sat. and Sun.

ENGLISH’SBERKELL PLAYERS

In John Golden’** Unique Comedy Hit

“TMNK-U”By M lnchcll Smith anil Tom Cushing

[ matinee: wTd, THURS., SfllTlPPIPPQ. Afternoon, 25c. 35c, 50c, Tinsr IViULO, Xight, 25c. 50c, 68c, 90c. Tax

NEXT WEEK—Geo M, Cohan’s "Urnmlmiy .Tones"

BAGS OF FUN*!Tomorrow Night,

Thursday, June 19th

Rainbow Balloon DanceIN

Terrace Garden“Hold Your Balloon, It’s

Valuable."

Wonder MusicExcellent Cuisine

Charlie Davis Presents

The Wolverine OrchestraDancing 9:00 to 1:00

For Reservations PhoneBElmont 4839

Rainbow Casino GardensJackson Highway at River-

side Drive.“THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN

* INDIANAPOLIS"

Instruction—Vocational.Salesmanship and Part- Time Continuation—Ruth Boyer, Bertha Mallory and LouiseA. Ross

Co-Ordinate Activities.Attendance Officers—Clara E. Basse,

Clara A Biederman. Ethel M. 'Hargrave,Kate D. Huber. Lavina W Jones. Carrie E.Lombard, H. A. Turney. Gertrude Schuller,June Cotton and Helen Pearson.

Auxiliary AgenciesEducational Museum—Carrie Francis. ,

Shortridge High SchoolGeorge Buck, principal: Louis H. Dirks,

assistant principal; Della McCi rdy Thomp-son. dean bf girls.

English—William N. Otto. h> ad of de-partment: Katherine Allen. Ruth Arm-strong. Elisabeth Brayton. Angeline P.Carey. Martha W. Dorsey. Theodore Doug-las. Lula Cobleigh Grove. Carrie M. Little.Flora Love, Rosa M. R. Mikels.Morgan, Ytuth O’Hair, Zella O’Hair (leaveof absence), Mary Pratt, Blanche B. Raw-lings. Laura E, Rupp, Gertrude M. Shields,C. C. Shoemaker. Grace M. Shoup, JennieB Tallcott and Nell Merrick Thomas.

Mathematics—Walter G. Gingery, headof department; Enoch D. Burton. VivianB. Ely, Martha Hunt, Sarah P. Jenckes,James E. Moore. Margaret Pierson. Ame-lia W. Platter. Simon Roaohe, AdelaideSmith. Florence Smith. C. L, Stubbs, E.Carl Watson and Beth Wilson.

Ancient Languages—Ella G. Marthens,head of department: Anna M, Claybaugh.Florence Doan. Mary Emily Dodson E. M.Hughes. Minnie Lloyd, Grace H. Morrison,Flora Swan and Edna K. Watson.

Modern Languages—Alice Dunn Denny.Louise Feohtman. Rutli Lewman, PeterScherer, Nora Thomas Elizabeth Vawterand Gertrude F. Weathers,

History—Edgar T. Forsyth, head of de-partment: Hoope Bedford. Edward H. Car-penter, Winifred Craig. Laura DonnanAlonzo Goldsberry, Eugene Mueller. AnnaL. Oetle Emmett A. Rice. Laura E, Rupp,Russel! V. Sigler and Katherine Stueky.

Commercial—George M. Crossland, headof department: Zola Beasley, Maude Oise-man. F L. P.ouch. Hi V. Stark, Mary E.Sullivan and Ella B. Twomey.

Art—Carolyn S. Ashbrook, Janet P.Bowles. Roda E. Selleck and Marie C.Todd.

Physical Training—Kate Steichmann.Lilly G. Rice and Russell Julius.

Physics—W. P. Crockett and Myron W.Tatlock.

Chemistry—Frank B. Wade, head of de-partment,: Bowser. B S Davisson.Ellinor Garber aid John R KneV ••

VUrpn"-v-Ph,Us! o"Tenb”—Oo - --

•Teachers and School Officers Are Named for 1924-25 by BoardAddarona Bridgewater. Alice Mathews,Esther Denny.

No. 53—Jessie M. Rude, ErnestineWolfe, Corinne Ryan.

No. 54—Marguerite Omdorff. Mary Mc-Pheeters, Lucille Sharitt. Agnes Mahoney,Florence Schaub. Louise Bonar. Fay M.Banta, Catherine Cordon, Georgia Heck-man. Edith Hutcheson. Ethel Ward. IdaPingpank. Edna Sonnefleld, Mabel Inglis.Anna Torrence. Anna Kayser. EleanorKoopman, Winifred Clark. Helen Aufder-heide, Nina Black. Florence Brydon. EthelMillikan, Lelia Harrington. Mary James.Georgia Kline, Bertha Keith.

No. 55—Blanche Williams. Julia Tim-mons Otillie Stratton, Helen Hoffmeyar,Alice Duthie. Beulah McColgin. MaudeRinehart, Marjorie Champe, Addie Rock-well. Audrey Slinkard. Eva June Knapp,Lucy Easterday. Isabel McNeely, MarthaUpdcgraff. Gladys Davis, Bertha Stevenson,Laura Dixon, Mabel Ives, Lillian GraySmith

No. 56—Ida M. Valentine, Hazel Tra-bue. Helen A. Wilson (half year). Rosa-litle McGoodwin. Helen D. Forbes, HazelGuthrie. Cleo Johnson.

No. 57—Eileen Early, Johanna Burns.Genevieve Burns, Ruby Winders, MaryE. Vance. Augusa Nessler, IIable Over-hizer, Elizabeth Kinney. Gladys Delph.Merle Heldcrman. Dorothea Gaily, LauraBenson. Mary Deal, Alda Weir, Char-lotte Alwes, Margaret Mcßoberti BerthaDenzler, Julia Vesta!, Lola Bradfleld, Caro-lyn Wood. Anna Pearl Hamilton. LuraMarlatt, Abbie May Kantz.

No. 58—Deborah Edgeworth, IvoryMorton. Martha Nuzum. Maye Poulter.Mabel Heimer, Vilma Rich. Martha Guil-ford. Irma Biedenmiester. La Von Cox.Alice Sherman, Mabel Moran. Ethel Frey.Mabel Le Fevrc. Arda M. Noble. ClaraGoe. Louise McCormick. Gladys Martin.Mated MeChesney, Marie Kantz. HaisieWarren, Mabel Smith. Ada E. Miller. MaryDixon.

No. 59—Salome R Taylor. Ida A. Mann,Caroline MeDona'd, Anna McDowell.

No. 60—Maude J. Price. MargueriteFerger, Grace Campbell. Julia Rochford.Maria Daugherty. Nora May Barrett, Ar-ne Fursell. Adrienne Schmedel. AnnaThomas, Margaret Sim mends. Sarah Rein-hardt, Sue E. Simons. Gertrude Mitchell.Emily Wright. Catherine Curran, DorothyCalderwood. Dorothy Keyser, Naomi Traf-zor. Louise Wills. Kathryn Cottingham.Nell Mote. Lois Cheney. Lillie Hazzard.

fhlna Bearswilt. Rebecca Nicoson.No. 61—Anna Edgeworth. Carrie Flinn,

Ethel Tyler. Belle Noel, Daisy Brooks, Em-ma Byfield. Frames Darracott.

No. 62—Gladys Cook. Mildred Brunson.Florence Mathers, Beatrice Birchfield. Mil-dred Bokerman. Edna Parrott. GraceWoodde'l. Margaret Hazzard, Edith Robert-son. Eugenia Beers

No. 63—Eteie Mitchell Adelaide Price.Mae Hendon. Edna Peters.

No. 64—Myrtle Johnson. Maria Jones,Merle E Dangerfield.

No. 65—-Carolyn B. Jones.No. 66-—Ada B. Clark. Frances Moder.

Maude Van Riper. Clara Holladay, CarrieT Browder. Mary Pasho. Adelia Brier.Gract- E. Meng. Martha Barber. GarnettForeman. Ruby Y. 'Vheeler. Marie F°rreeVarna McNutt. Lucile K Heizer. HelenZimmerman. Josephine O'Brien. MarieEaston. Evelyn Koopman. Mary A Has-tings, Florence Bass.

No. 67—Alice Magenis. Nanette Love,Clara Allin. Nelle Tyler. Theta Byrkitt,Christina Maurer, Mata Svendsen, Ger-trude Free Mabel Townsend. Ruth Bandy.J<ie Russell, Grace Wright. NellieClarke.

No. 68—Ruth Bailey (half year)No. 69—Hazel Schnitzius. Thelma

Hinchman. Marjorie Shirley. Wilma Son-nefleid. Mary Martin.

No 70—Lucy E Allen Dorothy Wilkin-son, Geraldine Eppert. Marion Carpenter.Sara Fisher, Althea Johnson. Madge Tem-perley. Grace Feightner. Enid Pierce. Fior-ence McKay. Maude Boyd. Inez Freeman.Alla Hoeh. Elizabeth Mills. Helen I. Pol-lock. Evelyn Christopher. George AnnaSchmid Belle Lockridge.

No. 71—Carolyn McAdamsbT° 72—Mary N Morgan. Ellen Vick-

ery. Marguerite Lloyd Julia E Miller.Ruth Gorman. Alvaretta Stoddard GraceE Wilson Florence Hill, Mildred Hennin-ger Grace Wood.

No 73—Anna Heidergott Ella Tucker.Mary Mehrlich. Klorem-e Geister MabthCallon Miv Ruby, Mary Fultz. BessieSchaub. Mae Parsley (half yeari JuanitaDonaldson.

No 74—Je.-.nette Riker. Grace Reynolds.May T. Bowen.

No 75—Txvina Knirht. Alma Hoss IvaShumate. Merle Watkin# (half year) Es-telle Meyers June McKee (half rear'Alice Sexton Martha Obrist. Catherine

AMUSEMENTS

Would You Give a ThinDime to See the Monu- ■ment Fall Over 11IT COSTS Jt ST A LITTLEMORE TO SEEGEORGE. M. COHAN’SMUSICAL COMEDY

THE O’BRIEN| E pJr 1 [ MatineenII * j Today and Sat.

for the fir*t time tn2nd Lana pot if* Thi& Week by the

ABORN PLAYERS

KEITH’SREFRESHING

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i| T Maurice & MaeLa

Ady Humphrey

i! If Band |I Quality Madelyn Young I!' stars Serenaders >

| “Singing Southern 5Milton SonK!,,, v \ \Sills i {

I GREY SAXTON <

AND AND lComedy BYRON ! ORRELLScenic (

rathe * <

Nes 3 Original Blanks s

Where the Crowdw Go!

LYRIC ,HIHARRY ABRAMS & CO.

In the Xovel Dance Innovation,

“SHOE ECHOES”Ilf KRAFT AND LA.MONT

•Tut I'p the Lights"

FAGG AND WHITE *I)arkto|l Follies

WYLIE and HARTMANBefore and After

ANTONIO ROSSITTOItalian Tenor

MARK GALA INNovlety Instrumentallvt

MAX YORK’S PUPILSA Canine Ensemble

Charles Hart’s HollandersFun in the l anil of the Dikes

BEN Tl RPIN COMEDY,“Yukon .lake”

Fast Steppers Series,“The Empty Stall.”

Dancing in the Lyrie BallroomAfternoon ami Evening.

EAGLES DEGREE TEAM* Presents

Delightful Vaudeville ProgramSinging— THE Thursday, June 19

Acrobat ATHENAEUM 2;15pand 8:30

Holman. Margaret Wood (half year. Beat-rice Duffy.

No. 76—Clara Bowden. Elizabeth Scott.Cora G. Smith. Ethel Keith. Clara Westha -

fer. Ruth A. Hayes, Marie Maria. MariePatrick, Gretchen Stark. Freda Barnes.Emma Henry. Martha Logsdon.

No. 77—Wilma Mueller.No. 78—Clara Steele. Marguerite Ma-

honey. Mary Misch.No. 79—Myrtle L. Henderson. Geneva

J. White.No. 80—Georgia Lacey. ThusneHa Bar-

rett. Edith Sanders. Florence Myers. EdnaWilliams. Martha Cox. Hormanda Agger.Lucy Toph. Pearl Eller.

No. 81—Marie Knarzer . Hazel Meier(half year). Ruby M. McCammon.

No. 82—Margaret Ronk, Olive O.Brien,No. 83—Hattie R. Brown. Nellie

Rogers.Lnassigned Teachers

Mary Brigham, Grace Buckler, May Hel-ler, Ethel Jackson. Ida Kassu'ke. NormaKostenbader, Gertrude Mescall. 'iar;criePprry, Hazel Richardson, Edith Summers.Sibyl Vauter, Sophia Waara, Site Yeaton,Dorothy Ziegner.

Leaves of AbsenceMary Alexander, one-half year; Lydia

Austell, one year: Hazel Barrows, one-half year: P. D. Edwards, one year: Al-berta Grimm, one year: Helen Howard,one year; Lula Kanagy, one-half j?ar:Pauline Morton-Finney. one-half year: Nel-lie L. Peake, one year: Frederick Policy,one year; Frances Potter, one year: Irma-del Shepherd, one year: Grace Taylor, oneyear: Florence E. White, one* year: AlitaWright, one year; Wendall Wright, oneyear.

Extensions—Thelma Baker, one veat*Florence G. Conner, one-half year. HelenDurham, one-half year: Gladys M. Fries-ner. one-half year, Hannah Hadley, oneyear: Ruth Knapp, one year; Meric A.Major, one year: Miriam Solar, one-halfyear; Louise Swam one year.

• ResignationsAlice Bass. Mary F. Beeler. Marie Bib-

ier. Joseph Chapman. Mariam BrowneDavis. Ada M. Dodson. Hulda Eiekhoff.Flora Ellis, Dorothy Oldham Ent. EleanorFogg. Ethel Hughes Gastineau. Dora Gib-son. Catherine C. Hamilton. Ruth Heine:-*Harry. Carrie Gall Hiledbrand. MildredKetthler. Esther McCoy. Mabel Mcut-er.Ray Miller. F. W. Holiter. Elise O’Con-nell Mary Barbee Posey. Lorena Ray,Gertrude Schottenfels. Mabelle Sheiper.Charlotte Trenck. Kathryn Turnev. ZellaWard. Henrietta Waters, Mary.L. Weibel.Maria J. "hltaker, Gra'e B Willis. EvaWit. Anna H Yager, Clara Ledig. Ima H.Black. Bertha D Brown. Josephine fa.d-well. Ethel Campbell Irene Davinport.Frances Gilley. Lucy W. Hadley. Delight S.Hinton. Jessie B. Henry. Florence p. John-son, Hazel B. Johnson, Lillian J John-son. Emiha Scott Lee. Gladys Murphv.Mildred Orrid, Clara Phillips. Anna 5V’Pritchett. Lela N. Servaas. Nina Sims.Lucile Stewart. Rose H. Thompson. EmilyR. Walden. Nina Birgham, LevetrieulByrd. Mary L. Cavender. Ada IS Hairis.Olevia McCoun. Joyce Pauls-l. JosephineTodd. Clara Tedig.

Build Great DockCALCUTTA. June IS.—The larg-

est dock in the world is being builtat Calcutta. The first section ofthe dock will involve a total ex-cavation of 40.000,000 cubic feet.Work on the wet dock portion has al-ready resulted in digging about 31,-000,000 cubic feet.

The Complete Angler"™The novice at trout fishing had

nooked a very small trout, and hadwound it in till it was rammedagainst the end of the rod.

Pupil—What do I do now?Instructor—Climb up the rod and

stab it.—Dry Goods Economist.

MOTION PICTURES

APOLLOLINCOLN J. CARTER S

“The Arizona Express”AN HONEST MELODRAMA

BILLY WEST COMEDY“OH BILLY!”

Virgil Moore's Apollo Orchestra

NOW PLAYINGERNEST LUBITSCH’S

Production

'‘The Marriage Circle”A Story of a Flirtation That Went Ju&t

a Bit Too FarWith

Monte Blue Marie ProvostAdolphe Menjoy Florence Vidor

Will Rogers Comedy.“Going to Congress"

Lester Huff at the OrganJPlaying Original Solo

“Truth About the Marriage Circle.”Gable Maters’ Southland Orchestra

[TsisTHURS., FRI. AND SAT.REX (Snowy) |

BAKER in j“The 1 fieEmpire 8

I Builders” A" the Time

BOBBY DUNN COMEDY“OH TEACHER”

BEST SHOW in TOWNYEAR'S FUNNIEST FILM

“GALLOPINGF—l—S—H"

SID CHAPLINLOI I.SE FAZENDA

FORD STERLINGCHESTER CONKLIN

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