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Names Ofthe Bright Pupils THE EVENING STAfl WITH SUNDAY MORNING EDITH)*. Exclusive Circulation, htbtn Office 11th Street ind PeanrylTanift Arennt. To build up trade, reach thf The Evening Star Newspaper Company. To reach the THEODORS W. HOYES. PrtiUeai. 117=22, Part 2. family. familyg Krw York Offloe: Trifcaas B&i'dirg. Pages advertise in The Evening Star. ClUago Ofi«. Tritnat Bttlldicg. The Krenlr* Ffar. with the Fundiy morn'cjr edl- It goes into 15,000 houses in th« tfon. In delivered by enr-ior*. on thHr own account, within the city at V> centa per morth: without the where no Sunday morning edition at 44 cent* per month. city other Washington Rt n.ail prtMnc* prepaid: is taken. Dully. Sunday Included, one mouth, HO cent*. daily paper Pally. Sunday excepted, one month, 00 centa. Saturday Star, one year. $1.00. WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1906-TWENTY-TWO PAGES. Sunday Star, one year. $1 ISO. Breunlnger, Anita Donn, Mary Katharine Anna Lestrina Cowden. Lelia Blanche Fig?. Arnold Taylor, George Henry White. Mar¬ Di Mano, Ethel Virglnfa Fitzhugh, Lola Elsie Marie Swank. Eastern: John Good¬ tha Ann Brewer. Lydla Nannette Brown, Alice Mercler, Martha Pearson. Nellie ing Priest. James Hunter Roper. Mary Ruth Catherine Brlnkley. Antlonette Alli¬ Stockett. Business: Harojd Felton Allen. Esther Elwood. Marjorie Bird Hell. Flor¬ son Brooks, Josephine Mary Bryar.t. Lillian Willard Hetzell Honey. Daniel Gardner ence Moyer, Margaret Mary Whlteiaw. Teresa Burke, Margaret Kathaleen Golnes. Luckett, Alfred Grove Seller. Raymond Webb School.Business: Paul Norman Alice May Hershaw. Marie Louise Johnson. Thomas Stewart, Hugh Allen Stutts. Ruth Cherry. Warren Archer Gorrell, Matthew Mary Jane King. Ethel Beatrice Lofton. "Manor Park" Offers Estelle Abbott. Elizabeth Burns. Gertrude Francis Rawltngs, Marie Louise Brickerrt, Ruth Kunice Morris. Edith I^avana Moss, GRADE Margaret Ruth Regina Horsey, Maud Martha Hol¬ Mary Irene Quander. Mary Elizabeth Roye. FROM EIGHTH Murphy. Peabody School.Eastern: Charles Elwood land, Hattie Katherine McChesney. Cath¬ Geneva Calcier Towny, Llllie May Wil¬ Arney, Frederick Francis Lewis. Gerrge erine Elisabeth McGraw. Mary Alice MlH-'r. liams. Charles Manning, Arthur Nye Van Vleck, Hairl Stuart Price. Eastern: Mabel Lilllm Rare Opportunities John Engiebert Whitman, Adella Burdine. Jones. Central: Eliza Harriett Riley. Eleventh Division. Helen Leltch Clark, Lavinla Hanke Engle, Wheatley School.Business: Harry Barg- To M Street High School: Marie Louise Friedrich. Jessie Waring hausen. Raymond Burke. Myer Davis. To Iinvestors John Francis Kel- Banneker school.Hampton Tecumseh Gantt. Business: Ethel Virginia Brooks. Charles Daniel Gernan. Gaskins. William Marshall Annie Iona Curley, Helen Rosa En- Icy. Robert William McChesney, Lewis Tal- Henry Milter, Nora Cecelia tert, Nellie Frances Teeple. Central: Jams? William Watson. John Jones. Margaret HIGH SCHOOLS gels, Foley, Eliza Etta Lewis. THE Emerson And Id Floyd Louise Maria Homraeseekers. Harrover. Ella Virginia Lewis, Ruth Curry Hundley, Brown. I^eah Cunningham, Selah. Mildred Welch. John Joseph Stover, Marie Elsie Boardmau. Theodora Amelia Pearl Irene Murray Marie Florence Dreear, HfH. in one of Towers School.Eastern: Robert Edward Elizabeth H. Hundley, Leonora Theresa Hail. Nettle Dyer, Teresa ITUATED the finest sections of the Royall, John Melville Sanderson. Ethel Woolnough. Jeanette Johnson. District and every feature that makes Mary Fuss. Ruby Lee Hewitt. Eleanor Mar¬ Seventh Division. combining guerite Kerr, Ethel Elizabeth Slufrio. Cen¬ Cook school.Augustus Powell, William property desirable, MANOR PARK offers un¬ tral: Florence Bright wood School.Business: Mary E. Swinson, Pearl Berkeley. Ha.ee! Grinnell. Who Torbert. Eiberta Thom. Busi¬ Zeradatha Richardson. Georgia Scribner, paralleled opportunities to investors and home- of the ness: Francis Sylvester Alvln Bart- Beard, Anna M. Boland. Sarah E. Garvey, Names Pupils Dieter, Ithalna Wright. Clara Wells. seekers. Bright lett Klesecker, Emma A. O'Brien. Central: Harry Eavey Young, Marlon M. Gist. Lillle Jones school.William Jones, Charles Mas- Marie Arth. Margaret Barrett. Elizabeth Eula M. Dawklns. Margaret E. Water*. fon, Walter McSendon, Willis Richardson. Edna Chalk. Mary Josephine Hickey. Helen Donald Marie Koontz, Nellie Virginia Lusby, Mar¬ Chevy Chase School.Central: Hugh Shipley, Benjamin Taylor. Angella The Exceedingly Low Prices Move Onward and garet Lee File Montgomery Earll. Paul Stirling Putzki. Braxton. Alcinda Bacon, Corlne Cook. Tu¬ Upward. Wallach Isabelle Collins, Sa- lip Cook. Nellie Colwell. Emma Dean. Beat¬ For which lots may be had in this valuable tract great¬ School.Eastern: George Reber, Lucy Dorothy Agnes rice Garrett. Paulln; Johnston, Trimmaller Florence Ramsey Gravette. Mary Agnes bln. Western: James Placidus Ord, Ed¬ ly enhance the attractiveness of this even Fondreu Shalfer. Elisabeth Eas- Kearsey, Emma Moss. Ret Norman. offer, enabling Hardy, Amelie Hollander, Rosa Mae Mc- ward Mary Logan school.Leonard Marshall. Walter those of limited "income to realize handsome on Clees, Theresa Margaret Palmer. Hettie ton. Business: George Wheeler Van Dyne. Standford profits Martha Patzschke, Emaia Viola Speiden, Monroe School.Western: Charles Fred¬ Savoy. Lillian Clarice Hunter. their in a Louise Col¬ Lovejoy school.Payton Dade, George capital thoroughly legitimate way. Georgie Thonssen, Ethel Blanche Ward. erick Trlepel. Business: Mary Minor, Russell Wooding, Ruth Davis, Mat- Business: Thomas Lawrence Blgham, lier, Mary Catherine Finn, Helena Beatrice tie LISTS HANDED TO SUPERINTENDENT Thomas Le Roy Phillips, Maurice Edgar Martin. Anna Fay McCarty. Laura Flor¬ Lee, Estelle Saunders. Vaiues Are Steadily Advancing Sands, Martha Louise Hodgson, Ellen Kath- ence Halks, Louise Anna Widmayer. Twelfth Division. Edith Staver In this and will even a more in¬ erlne Ryan. Julia Eleanor Seroggin. Harriet Petworth School.Central: To M Street High School: locality, show rapid Howell Shaw. Central: Gladys Kauffman Cheney, Viola Flckenscher. Business: Er¬ crease when the new nears as Winter. nestine Louise Rowe, Ethel May Ranke. Garnet school.John Honore Albert. Rob¬ Union Station completion, Fourth Division. Takoina Park ^School.Central: John Rus¬ ert Matthews Barnes. William Garnet the property will be greatly benefited thereby. sell McQueen, Louise Evereit Dexter, Haynes, Charles Leonard Johnson. H«rry Arthur School.Business: Stanley Toner Cressy Louise Dudley. Carrie Bertha Mil¬ Sandelin in Ascent of the Lad¬ Johnson, John Aloysius McKeever, Lida Jo- ler, Florence Louise Scudder, Alineri* Keelan, Wilfred Whitehead i<aw- Step son, Sarah Inez Exceptionally Easy Terms. Important Casseli Arrlngton. Nellie Anna sephin Calhoun. Central: Frederick Hughes Noyes Van Vleck. Business: Elsie Leishear. Bowler, Rosetta Catherine Butler, Rebecca From to will these choice Legge, Nellie Kirkwood Belt, Laura Lock- Ethel $150 $350 buy building Tenley School.Business: Maurice Graham Dlggs, Courtney Hyman, Eva Amer- feet. You can from to der of Education. heart Booth, Hazel Ellen Brelsford, Jessie Fitzgerald, Cyrus Eli Perry. David Mason ic Lewis, Edna Alice Lucas, Effle Leola lots, averaging 25x150 pay $10 Blanche Carr, Sarah Dorathea Goldman, Smith. Western: Ethel May Money. Medlay. Bessie Beatrice Monroe. Scottrosa $25 down and $5 to Sio monthly, and to make it still Dora Adele Simpkins. Woodburn School.High school (not speci¬ Gregg Montgomery, Elizabeth Wimple Mos- easier NO INTEREST will be on deferred Sayles J. Bowen School.Central: Olive fied): Edith Maigaret lllser. sel, Cordelia Hughes Murdock. Ruth Brown charged pay¬ Wray, Jarboe. Business: Peters. Beatrice Tunnel, Arnita Jane Wat¬ ments. Josephine Philip Eighth Division. Ida Regan, Marguerite Cole. Loretta Dunn, son. Maggie Welborn. this offer without Call at our to Continue Until Mena Mauck, Ada McDermott, Ruth New¬ Cranch School.Business: Harry Rufus Garrison school.Sylvester Lemual Cor- ^Investigate delay. Vacation Began Yesterday, Septem¬ man, Harriet Raum. Cooksey, George Kiddle Downs, Charles rothers, Gordon Webster Wilson, Grace office for booklet and additional information. Bradley School.Central: William Earle Coleman, Gertrude Cook, Daisy Warneda Matthew Dunn. Joseph Henry Hinwood, Gibson, Florence Gertrude Iola Received From Anderson, Edward Eliot Green, Eleanor Paul Lenox William Russell Jackson. ber 17.Reports Supervising Frances Evans. Business: Will cm Francis Lohr, Lamar, Kerr, Bertie May Sulsenburry, Geneva Bur- Dunn, Raymond Thompson Faunce, Alice Alice Blanche Butler, Mary Ellen Coxen, neese Russell, Ethel Mae Burnesse Swanne. Distributed to Dottle Barrett, Mary Margaret Dunn. Sadie Coidella Coxen, Mary Virginia Little¬ Wilson school.Lloyd Henry Newman. Principals.Checks Eileen Lurane Lyons. Eleanor Cecilia Xeit- ton. Irene Elizabeth Richardson, Bertha Beulah Alveretta Webb. Mary Catherine TERRELL & LITTLE, zey, Daisy Alma Sorrell, Vivian Whelan, Marin Whalley. Eastern: Russel Eugene Mitchell, Maggie Parker. Officials and Teachers. Annie Marie Wood. B<>ker. William Raab Covell. Mott school.Jesse Howard. Aloyslus Colorado 24t!h anid G Sts. N. W. Jefferson School.Central: F.mnie Virginia Buchanan School.Eastern: Patrick Joseph Johnson. Arthur Tunnell. Alien Sprague. Building, Burke, Grace Croswell, Winifred May Tay¬ Murray, Herbert Henry Schwartz, Annie Maud Carter, Eva Dykes. Flossie Dykes, lor, Ouida Alverdie Wright. Business: Ed¬ Amelia Betker, Martha Ringgold Browning, Golda Fells, Addie Harris. Blanche Ham¬ gar Frye, Eugene Winter. William Warren
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