Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 5

4,253 Pupils Pass Health Test ! by D. C. Schools Standards Set Marked Improvement Noted in General i Physical Development of Both Boys and Girls, Experiments Show. F6ur thousand, two hundred and Prey-three grammar grade pupils of the District public sehools have proud- 1y carried home with them in the last few days either an atractive certificate or a neat little pin, significant of their athletic ability in passing general Physical and health tests conducted throughout the school year by physical training teachers under the direction of Dr. Rebecca Stoneroad, head of the physical training department. Of the total number, 2,670 qualified a simple physical efficiency test, while the remainder passed a more rigid test. Thousands of other children racticed, but failed to receive one of the coveted prizes, owing to thelr in- ability to qualify in only one of the requirements. Value of Test Proved. As & result of these tests, Dr. Stone- Toad pointed out today, that a marked improvement has been noted in the general physical development of both Rirls and boys by their ability to pass the physical efficlency tests. Each boy knows the required standard of ath- letle ability of others of his own age in running, chinning and jump- & and endeavors to come up to the me, she said. The inspiration is that of self-improvement or an ideal o be attained, rather than that of merely beating a classmate. This iethod differs from the usual team ‘thletics in that all pupils constantly vractice and work, instead of merely a_picked team not so much In need of all-around physical exercise. All puplis who passed the first tests were given the attractive certificate worthy of framing, so that parents and friends may know of success 4nd_achievement along these lines. AS a prerequisite for the first ath- .Jetic test, a pupil must not be more than 10 per cent under normal weight. This was adopted as an in- centive to pupils to come up to the jpamard in weight and as a means ~ % proventing anv overtaxing on the part of weaklings. The second higher physical effi- clency test includes not only athletic ability, but also certain phases of health’ work, so that in order to ‘qual’v ‘pupils must not only pass the first test In a previous year. but also have a good rating in posture, heaith habits, physical exercises and not be more than 10 per cent under normal welght. he work, Dr. Stoneroad empha- sizod, is entirely ‘voluntary, on the part of both pupils and teadhers. so 1hat what has been accomplished has n done with interest and enthusi- m. in Lack FEquipment. Many who desired to take a more ive t in the work. Dr. Stone- road eaid, were hindered by a lack of equiprient in the way of chinning bars, basket balls. basket ball goals nd ‘balance beams The tests given standards set by Athletic League and Stoneroad, and are age and sex of the child. test for the girls consisted of throw- ing a basket ball 30 feet. running fifty yards in 8 seconds and balancing an object for 24 feet. The boys were the children are the Public School modifled by dapted to the required to chin the bar four times, | o a standing broad jump of 5 feet inches and run 60 yards in §3-5 sec- onds. The second test for the girls in- ecluded throwing a basket ball into a goal three out of flve trials, a bal- ancing of a bean bag on the head while courtesying. turning. walking backward, raising the knee and kneeling. A more advanced test was required of the bo: With more pupils winning the prize certificates or pins than_any other school in the system, the Ross School took first honors in the athletic con- rests. This 0ol which Miss Katherine Bevard is principal, had 195 prize winner: The Jefferson School, with 186 prize winners, was second. The principal of this school is Miss Blanche Pear- son. 'he Powell School, of which Miss Clara Brewer is principal. was third, with 176 prize winners. Four honors went to the West School, of which Miss Blanche Pat son is principal, which had 154 prize winners, and fifth honors to the Takoma School, of which Miss Katherine MacQueen' is principal, with 140 prize winners. Pupils in the first and received the coveted pins follow: First Division, Adams School: Eighth grade—Al- bert Ehrhardt, Virginia Conrad, Dor- vothy White. eventh grade—Allen Day, Frank Lyman, Everett Rodman, William Russell, David Schriver, Oliver Schri- ver, Sally Abell, Betty Alexander, Hilda Graham, Atala Lamar, Florence Waldo. Addison Schoo': Eighth Tarl Dixon. Willlam Green, Lipscomb, May Garner. ., Seventh grade—Clark Crippen, Cath- ‘erine Shoek: Elizabeth Y. Brown S grade—William Brad. hidle, Howell Moss, William Phillips, William Stein, Helen Daniels, Sydney Lyman. Virginia McCormick, Dolph Atherton, Roberts Baily, Kenneth Frisble. Robert Haywood, Donald Imirle, Louise McKenney. Seventh grade—Spencer Belt, Hal- ford Greenlee, Eleanor Branson, Jane Cotton, Helen Minnegerode, Louise Preston, David Aitcheson. Sixth grade—William Copenhaver, ilio Ferrari, Louise Bebb, Marjorie .Garland, Albert Duryee. Fifth grade — Dorothy Armstrong, Ruth Holman. Corcoran School: Eighth grade— Harry Berg, Stanley Gerstin, Fritz Heintze, Jacob Howard, Nathan Lev- nson, John McKnee, Robert Thomp- son, d Fielitz, Howard Jones, Ralph Kengla, Theodore Zinnamon, Naomi Evans, Thelma Kesterson, Florence Kincheloe, Jeannette Lim- back, Helen McCullins, Bessie Passis, Margaret Reynolds, 'Annie Stolar, \Louise Horne, Dorothy McCullins, Mildred Riley, Edna Waters, Annie Lydon. Seventh ¥red Rosenblot, grade— John hool: Eighth grade—August Frauley, Emmitt Warring, Arthur Zinnamon, Samuel Corcoran, aokson Marshall, Charles Warring. Sixth grade—Agnes Wendel. Fifth grade — Catherine Nealie Tavlor. Curtis-Hyde School: Eighth grade— | ;ilbert Smulkin, Dorothy Moreland, " Dorothy Shear, Evelyn Trunnell, Dor- othy Fisher. Seventh grade—Beatrice Easterson, Mary Kieny, Bertha Shertzer, Willlam McAtee, Kugene Fraher, Dorothy Cocker, Fauline \Freeburger, Agnes ngell. Hollfth grade—Louise Gelfeld, Wil- lam Golden, Louise Fowler, Clara Garrett, Vivian Mason, Morris Krau arry Putnam, Elizabeth Davis, Dor- othy Fletcher. {Fifth grade—John Meeks, George Nokes. Dennison School: Eighth grades— sugene Scriner, Mildred Rupert, Leslie urra: “‘,‘\‘eve th grade—Mary Ellen Spean- berg: xth _ grade — Carmack George Hart, Marie Briggs, Margare Dunnington. ; Pith grade—Everett Erickson. John Eaton School: Eighth grade— Gardner Dean, Joseph Trew, Paul Blackburn, Cedric Gleason, George French. Max Quigley, Frederick Green, Willlam Sterrett, Carl Mangan, Lawrence Richards, Marshall Morgan, Bruce Carpenter, ' Howard Hardy, John Miller, Philip Pope, Harry Smith. Ellsworth Sorrell, Robert Wil- ayn, Brooke Cunningham, Don Garber, Seventh grade—Edward Bates, Ed- gar Chase, Elliott Eccard, Hilbert Sabin, Virginia. Deyber, Elizabeth Lewis, t Dr. ! The first | nine divisions| who passed the advanced second test | James Hilta- | Stark, | Francho, Hayden. Fillmore School: Llly McNaughton, Joseph Seventh grade— | John Gerns, Charles Sheppard, Wil- | liam Miles, Richard Miller, Wilbert | Shoemaker, Marguerite Walling, Stel- la Finnacom. Sixth_grade—Calvin Butt. Charles Scott, Willlam Coulyn, Harry King, Joseph Tarreyson. Force School: Eighth grade—Fred Avery, Mervin Halstead, Edmund Harrell, Theodore Gressinger, Charles Winterburn. Sixth grade—Edson Johnson, Ed- win Smith, Warden Caldwell, Marion Newman, Jeannette Kreps, Kathleen | Watkins. Fifth grade—Raymond Pruitt. Jackson School: Eighth grade—Al- fred Gross, Robert Moore, Perfecto Porcalla, George Wilmeth, Helen English, Eleanor Bray. Cassie David- son. Vera Carlson. Frances Green, Lillian Hudson, Margaret Rupli, Vir- ginia Uhler. Seventh grade—Kondrup Graves, Clifford Adams, Howard Florance, Marie Jeffries. Sixth _grade—Mac Berry, Frances Ward, Elizabeth Dunlop, Marguerite Gossage. Tenley School: Eighth grade—Wil- liam Draper, Herbert Duvall, Elmer Jenkins, Francis Phillips. Dorls Barr, Mary Kay, Mildred Pearson. Alma Robe: | Seventh grade—Charles Burdette, | Clyde Burrows, Alfred Collins. Theo- dore Rutley, George Schultz Marion Walther. ixth grade—John T. Goebel, James Draper, man. Winola Kay. Fifth grade—John Ch { Collins, Charles Burrows, rion, Lillie Griggs. Weightman School: Eighth grade— Stanley Cates, Milton Fowler, Edward Nealon, Alvin Thaden, George Walker, Winifred Bateman. Irene Gordon. Mary Holleran, Agnes Plowman, Mary Kaminsky. Seventh grade—Kay Fredericksc Peter Lucchesi, Willlam Matthew: Philip_Mindel, Samuel Mindel, Eliza- beth Fagan. Margaret Gross, Marie Slegrist, " Viola Smith, Vea Wimes, | Alice Callaw: Sixth grad Rhodes, Sus Burch, Louis | Herman Gor- ter. Elmer Hazel Ma- Lucille Miller, n Carter, Rose L Marguerite McMillan, Mary S Ruth Robinson, Marguerite Royce Fifth grade—Mary Scanlon, Agnes Hurst. Helen H Brightwood School: Eighth grade— Wilmer Taylor, Henry Bergeson, Spald- ing Edwards. Seventh grade—Bruno Floria, Al- len Davis, Helen Daly. Madelyn' Hol, Aubrey Babcock, Celfa Read, Julia Bell. Brightwood Park Elghth grade—John Fisher. Seventh grade—Paul Nelson, Daniel Sisson. Sixth grade—Cary Aal, Katherine | Bridges. Kathryn Larcombe, Doris Livingstone. Cooke School: liam Burnell, School: Eighth grade—Wil- Carleton ~ Kauffman, Arthur Marks, Bradford Willson, Elizabeth Conway. Seventh grade—Helen Jones, Thel- ma Hammerly. Edward Hall. Hubbard School: Eighth grade—| Joseph Carolla, George Bliss, James George, Lawrence O'Dwyer, Evelyn | Denny,” Martha Bocorselski,” Frances Hand. Seventh William | grade—Joseph Carroll, | Clapp, Harry Dobkin, liam Everard, Robert Fulton, Lowe, “Charles May, Bruce Tay Gladys Downey, Jacqueline Edes, Bir- | die Shannon. Sixth grade—James Franklin, Wal- ter Ellis. Billy King, Allan Redrow, mith, Richard Williams, Mar- sulli, ' Camella Torregrossa. Johnson-Powell School: = Eighth grade—Williarh Burns, Howard Doy- | ing. Frank Gillette, Ray McClure, | Robert Praetorius, Melville Co: Walsh Richards. Rodney Hatche George Eifman. Bruce Whipp, Wilton Atchison, Jack Blanchard, Esther { Bendheim. Margaret Beudheim, Vir- ginia Belt, Kathryn Phiilips, Roger Butts, Harry Ruddiman, Wallace Lin- foot. ' Benjamin _Goodman, Philip Needle, Herbert Ehy, Jesus Fraga, Samuel Sugar, Llewellyn Coombs, | { Walter Seltzer, James McClure, Ar- mand Griggs,” Catherine Smyrn Elaine Griggs, Robert Coltman, Na- thaniel Goldberg, Ward Fleharty, Alwyn Folk, Frederick Knoop, George Mehler, Maurice Michelson, Louis Shuman, Dorothy Conley, Virginia Garton, Patricia Jovce, Helen Sarra- rio. Amalie Walker, Dorothy Wor- rali. Seventh grade—Milton Baker, Eva Rutkoski, Marguerite Bogue, Thomas Baldwin, Thomas Johnston, Kennth Sole, Reverdy Rudd, Chester Mer- cury, Henry Stanton, Richard Pul- ford, Wayné Ketron, Maurice Meene- | han, Robert Besson, Harry Lacey, ! Charles Mehler, William Stict, Kath- erine Slaughter, Nancy White. Sixth grade—Charles Casassa, Wil- liam Needham, James Proctor, Frank Tate, Samuel ‘Meo, Virginia Jordan, Thomas Davis, Willlam Douglas, Hammon Smith, Maria Zuras. Monroe School: Eighth grade—Ed- ward Osborne, Isadore Udelavitch, Raymond Muth, Alice Garretson, E len Lynard, Dora Mickelson, Verna Sanders, Sophie Snyder, Holbrook Tennyson, Helen Travena, Dorothy liams, Sarah Ginsberg, Henry v, Alton Turner, Joseph Curtin. Seventh grade—Max Jeweler, Wil- liam Hessler. William Wolf, = Rose Ferra, Angellna Semia, Bessie Ka- minsky, Theodore Wilson, Willlam Riedel, Milton Hallin, Henry Trundle, Almer’ Mann, James Munro, Orrin Nolda, Oscar Pittleman, Stuart Kelly, Isadore Pittleman, Alexander Ferrar, Nellie Jorg. Sixth grade—Thomas Clark, Clif- ton Harris, Robert Hoffman, Michael Oiiveri, ~Stanley ~ Petroni, Eugene Poole, Thelma Gallahan, Emma Heck- man, ‘Alma- Markward, Eugene Glad- man, Edward Totoro, Ellmay John- ston. Morgan_School: _Seventh grade— Charles Dingler, Benjamin Hinden, Gladys Caw. Dorothy Cornwell, Nina Cornwell, Nina Ferrara, Mary Green, Almira Swain. xth grade—William Tucker, Rich- ard Watkins, Catherine Trofano. Park View School: Eighth grade— Claude Principe, Frank Hurley, Wil- bur_Hawison, Walter Asmuth, Boy- kin Hartley, Fred Kalhoun, Mary Det- wiler, Catherine Miller, Marjorie Walker, Catherine Foster, Dorothy Hoftman. eventh grade—Edwin Cowherd, Willlam Deggs. Joseph Lesser, Homer Drissel, Chatles Dawson, Horace Fel- ton. ~Anna Gallagher, _ Elizabeth Beuchert, Violet Buffum, Bertha Ru- pertus. Sixth grade—Stanley Cohen, Hu- bert Hog, Roger Leverton, George Cole, Harry Engor, Caleb Baum, Ray- mond Conrad, Jerome Rosen. etworth School: Eighth grade— t Chester_ Mills, Paul - Rayner, ‘Wilhel- mina Gude, Eleanor Lindsay, Marle ! Roney, Mildred King, Ruby Harding, Bernard Jones, Joseph Hoover. :_Seventh grade—Philip Bleicher, iRalph Keister, Russell Willhide, | Dorothy Brooke, Mary Blelcher. | _Sixth grade—Walter Stone, Morris Rosen, Samuel DeBinder, Virginia \Barton, Venita Hinkle, Frances | Dance,_ Frances Benner, Martin Gar- rott, William Mills, Bernard Lock- 1 wood, James McKeown, Beatrice Sheinbaum, Yolanda Colléla, Amelia Hunter, Esther Brooke. Ross’ School: Eighth grace—John Beardsley. Munger Bishop, Sainuel Felker, Willlam Galloway, Robert Headley, Abraham Levin, Ernest Rup- pert, Charles Tucker, Norman Vennig, Winter Richardson, ‘John Carr, Ade- line Alexander, Martha Ennis, Mar- garet Hutchinson, Dorothy Kirkwood, Jean McGregor, Helen Ann Selecman, Maybelle Waldman, Dorothy Miller, Margaret Christiani, Dorothy Thomas, Bell Ward, Eloise Lindsay, Mary Poindexter, Barbara Evans, Edgar ) A THE EVENING Allen, Louis Barr. David Leonardo Ercole, Warren Moore, Jo- seph Miller, Joseph Roeschlaub, Ed- | mund Whitehead. Margaret Dough- ¥. Hilda ielder, Katherine rances, Dorothy nde Sllen | Whelpley. Seventh Louise Elizabeth Dorothy Krupsaw, grade — Lydia Gerow,) Tudor, Isabel Alexander, Smallwood, Helen Potts Stubbs, arion West, May Towles, “Louis: Tudor, Kathe Lynch,” Jean Fly, Judson Bowles, Zugene Stevens, Philip Kline. Ger- trude Green, Mildred Miller, Corne- Ha_Norfleet, Trene O'Hanlon. Sixth grade—Paul Sw Wheat, Modena Burns, Me- Queen, Ruth Leon, tle Nicholas. Fifth grade—Louis Goldsmith, Ra mond Beal Takoma School: Eighth Calvin Brown, Newton W W Schrider, Homer Smith, Guer Raymond Matron, John Thomas _Jackson,” Blanch ther Eshelman, Mart ane Marshall, Margaret Joy Linton William Shipley, Peter, George Lawrence Holt, Lawrence Anna Fox, M lon Kirby, keld, Elizabeth Cooper, Ruth ¢ Verna Cowell, Thelma'Schiedel, Mary V. Hardesty, Phyllis Brown, Mary James grade— Peter, Harrls Child, Alexander, Dorothy Robb, Helen Do- \‘ " lan. venth grade—George Coiner, Kennedy, Rhoda Lewton, Murray Maddox, Sherman, Charles Woodin, R a Hearst, Louise Gerlach, Phoebe King, Lillian Waldron. Sixth grade—Russell Lampson, Ed gar Eshelman, Mariam Boyle, Henri- etta Fletcher, Agne: Locke, Viola! Raines, Frances Stoddard, Billie Beale, Clark Kenneth, Caryle Coin Ida Anderson, Anne Clark, Betty son. West School: Eighth grade—Wa den Phillips, William Keyser, Nor- ment Hawkins, Arthur Cronin, Har- old Conner, Allen Heap. Orrel Belle Claflin, Lucille Wilkinson. Ruth wards, Lester Buckley, John Holland, | Robert Lyon, Lee O'Brien, Gilbert| Osterman, Douglas Richardson, Clar-i ence Rose, Harry Cohen, Daniel Gill,} Louise Bennett, Mildred Burnham,| Marjorie Burton, Helen Clarke, Mabel Harvey, Gertru#le Morris, Charlotte | Plankinton, Mae Richter. Seventh 'grade—Milton Abramson, | Robert Graham. John Culler, Byrn| Curtis, Porter Rowzee. John Tiern Charles Elkins, Gwendolyn Swank,| Mildred Parker, Marguerite Weighell, | Ethel Mintz, Helena Cook. Theodor: Belote, Robért Bowen, William Gib bons, Maurice Holtzman, John Hor ton, Randolph Leamon, Mildred Bat tle,” Hazel Belote, Kathryn Brinley, Katherine Cunningham, Dorothy How- ard, Mary Marden, Lois Mertz, Kath- ryn Randall, via Sherby,” Marie mith, Adelia Steers, Albert Fay Raymond Herriman, Jane Kenn Catherine Kloman, Edith Long, Doro thy Beavers. Sixth grade—Louise Liebster, Chris- tine Kraemer, Alice Nietzey, Marion Solomon, _Salvatore Squitleri, Jack Briggs, Donald Feltner, Valentine Richtre, Ralph Boyer, Helen Ander- son, Mary Chaconas, Rachael Black Gertrude Maser, Gertrude Sherby, Dorothy Holland. Dorothy Buscher,; Frances Doran, Louise Fentno, May Rose, Edith Sherman, Ellita Steers, Nellfe Sinclair. Fifth grade—Brownley Leesnitzer, Marcella Kline, Cecella Sachs, Joses phine Renno. Woodburn School: Eighth grade— Randolph Brady, Edward Marosy, Gertrude Collins, Bessie Gude, Cater- ine Mahoney, Helen Meyer, Eleanor Miller, Myrtle Norton, Lillian Pope. Sixth grade—Charles Dement, Jes-| sie Jarboe. Fourth Division. Thomson School: Eighth grade— George Lindsay, Monroe Cohen, How- ard Lynch, Miiton Brandon, Phyllis Oberlin, Collier Coale, Cabell Goolsby, Theodore__ Holst, Elmer _Guilford, Charles Kanback. Jacob Sapoznick, Everard Meade, Walter Taylor, Wil- son Taylor, Maurice Shelton, Anne- Page Garrett, Ellen Fenwick, Flor- ence Bauman. Seventh _grade—Forrest Burgess, Aaron Coale, Margaret Bennett, Jo- hanna Schmutze, Daniel Milwit, Wil- llam Abdo, Judson LaMoure, Harvey Flourney, Arthur Cox. Sixth grade—Joseph Freschi, Wal- lace Hughes, Donald Saunders. Fifth Division. Abbot School: Eighth grade—Paul Brightenberg. Seventh grade—William Perkins. Sixth grade — Bernard ~Sherman, Catharine Rainey. Arthur School: Seventh grade— Walton Terrett, Joseph Lepre, Bax- ter Smalley, Darius Gaskins, Dominic Colaizzi, Glen Cross, Norman Gold- stein, Gilda Bonncelli, Rossetta Croc- cia, Mildred Crosby. Sixth grade—Herbert Benedetta, Thomas Capponnetti, Thomas Lozu- pone, Louls Menadakis, John Smith, Anthony Willard, Esther Goldman, Oliva Harrls, Gladys James, Margaret Naples, Mary Papas, Hazel Northam, Edna Pemberton. Brookland School: Eighth grade— Orin Blandford, John Duncan, Thomas Evans, Bernard Gates, Elinor Mum- ford, Mary Vincent. Seventh grade—Stephen Trodden, Willlam Warren, Jack Shanklin. Sixth grade—Wilbur Nusbaum, Sid- ney Bull, Gertrude Leavall, Mary Tol- son. Eckington School: Eighth grade— Deneale Grant, Beverley Wayland, Charles Daneri, Frederick Kern, Elizabeth Hussey, Lillian King, Kath- erine Lippett. Henry-Polk School: Eighth grade— Harry Gehrmann, John Ritter, Vir-! ginia Pende, Rebecca Sherr, James Cohn, Horace Duffey, Samuel Silver- man, Mary Broderick, Jean Kruger, Marie Lee, Lena Markowitz, Flora Understein. Seventh grade — Dominic Barba- | i { b: | dore | nelmina | Raymond | Edmis STAR, R P 1lo, Henry Galota Morton_Jacob, jamin Ratner, Jack Bachrach, Frankel way. Gooch, Hayman, Jughs, -u. Annie i vanetti, Myrtle Haberman, Fi Mary Spiwak, Elmore haeffer. Ida_Bush. Ber- orine Duke, Svivia Kline ade—Harry Weiss, Frank | gdon School: Eighth grade— Robert Bumpstead. Slemmer Burges: Robert Ch R e1ps. | awrence Willlam Mathews, Marion Carl White. ! venth grade —Magill Collins, | nk Kidwell, Loren Murray, Marion | | Mayhew. | adie, Kathryn Higdon, Eloise gent, Viletta Wilmoth, e Cla Louise Foster, Jennie Porter, Wil-| Randal | xth grade—Russell Simpson, Ruth Sartain Burroughs School Wallace Burton. Harold Dowlin Kraft, Luther Melius, Ben Egloff, John Fassetf, N lor Veach, Helen Davenport, Beryle! on,” Jeannette Rush. Edna Thompson, Marian Weed, Mabel Wil- Eighth grade- 1iil le—Earl Masincup, Ed- Ross, Lawrence Gunther. John 1L, Byron Street, Charles Weck- stelle Trewolla, Louise DeMarr, Marie Miller, Doro’ Marcellino, | Boswell, Charles Milton _Thomas, Martha Keller. Seventh grade—Frank srdon Wigglesworth. Sixth grade—Thomas ne MecCoy. Twining School James_Bradiey, liam Cellins, ard Harpe Vollm son, shend. Seventh grade—Stanley Avery. Sixth grade—Robert Hines, Carme Quantrille, LeRoy Richards arner, Marian Torbett, Yesbeck, Adele Marshall Fifth grade—Charles, McKeown. Sixth Division. Blair-Hayes School: Eighth grade— Russell Dern, Arthur Haggenmaker, lmer Starke. Ruth Floor. Alice eindeinst, Mac Snellings, Maurice | Russell Glasgow, Anthony | Norris, Howard Peter- Raymond Rock. Lee Thorne, Ger- | trude Boswell, Thelma _Courtney,| Elizabeth Holland, Virginia LaRue, therine Manners, Laura Rowe, Ma- | bel *Stonnell. Seventh Herman Gaastia, Blanche Kauffma Edna Sproesser, Lev 3 Sixth grade—Howard Peterson. | Benning School: Eighth grade — | Francis _Gorely, Daniel James, An- thony Shanahan, Phyllis Boyer, Mar- garet Cain, Thelma Dameron, Doris Gregory, Anna Greiner, Leila Milste, May Neall. ! Seventh grade—Marvin Gill, Hughes, Edward Lambert, Carl Mere arles Pushee, Richard Spar- . Trene Sampson, Bertha Rosen- . Mary Dameron. Helen Grissman. Fifth grade—Edwin Gorely, Irv ing Presler, Paul Martin, Joseph Schaeffer, Vada_Spitzer, Viola Ala lonee, Dorothy Hummer, Mabel Eck- loff. Blow School—August Baumbach, Andrew Dorr, Everett Giddings, Cath- erine Ashby,” Dorothy Houser, Olive Padgett, Anna Sanders, Edward Hutchinson, Nellie Haag, Eleanor Finger, Julia Murphy, Cecil Ferguson, Marie Hutchinson, Edward Weaver. Hayes School—Isadore Mallinoff, Ed- ward Stewart, Mary Frances Drake. Kenilworth Sec hool—Lawrence Bailey, Claude Brown. Ernest Smith, Willie Adair. Mabel Hill, Harold John- son, Anna Mae Cronk. Ludlow School: Eighth grade— Eugene Howe, Tilden Cheek, Howard Bers, Virginia Thomas, Frances Po- sey, Margaret Jordan. Seventh grade—Nellie Hanback, Ruth Adams. Madison School: Eighth grade— Carl Hornisher, Willlam Scheer. Jo- seph Sheehan, Willlam Sherwood, Ira Ryan. *eventh _grade—Oliver Bardroff, Walter Hodkinson, William Hughes, Willlam Pugh, Oscar Waddell, Lioyd Wilkinson, Ethel Junghans, Alice Se- bastian, Edna_ Robinett, Florence Hunt, Harriet Knott, Mildred Roger, Lily Lacey. Sixth grade—Charles Ray, Windsor Rice. Pierce School: Eighth grade — Adrian Hicks, Howard Thomas, Rus- sel Clanton, Rudolph Goddard, Ed- Claude D'Angelo, Jones, Sue Eighth grade— Louis Brodsky, Wil- eph Grossberg, Leon- Charles Reichel, Bernard ary Brady. Lo John- elyn Ulrich, Winona Towa- grade—Alfred Barsottl, | Myers, r1 i \ WASHINGTON | Karl Baetzner, Conrad Grohs, Eugene Hunter, | S ward West,' Anthony Cicala, Richard Counts, Francis Showalter, John Den- nean. Tdylor School: Seventh grade—Ros- coe Barnes, Frank May, Willlam Knight. Sixth grade—George Davis, Ed- ward Moore, Leonard Stratton. Webb School: Earl Burdette, Forest Miller, Ellwood Frazier, Marie Wal- ter, Marguerite Bode, Soke Steele, Rosa Jolliwhofer. Wheatley School: Eighth grade— Edward Goodwin, Ellis Goldman, Nels Hallback, William Flournoy, Paul Little, George Honey, Victor Heflin, Eldred Kropke, Helen Stewart. Eve- lyn Waple, Enger Bennett, Samuel De Francis, Perry Senfert, Martha Ben- nett, Louise Colvin, Elizabeth West, Henrietta Richardson. Seventh grade—Allan King, Charles Rich, Ida Parker, Camilla Ryan, Mar- garet Cordain. Sixth grade—Edward Kropke, Mil- dred Neil, Alice Stewart. Seventh Division. Brent School: Eighth grade—Carl Humphries, Robert Lilly, Carl Long, Stephen Mamakos, Edward Pumphrey, Frank Rellly, Lloyd Traynor, Cecella D. C., TUESDAY, These pictures, made at the Ross School, are typical of testx held in all e upper left shows Maybelle Waldman par. pper right shows Louis Goldsmith, test, and bottom showx Catherine Pritchard demonstrating the of the xchools of the city. ticipating in the “far throw “chinni alancing” test. tet. JUNE 19, 1 e Constantino, ustina Di Nenna, Hild Lulu. | eventh de—Henry Irwin, Hilda . Helen Welsh | grade—Calvin Leek, Russell LeRoy Phillips. George hael, v School: Eighth grade— William Lipscomb, Arthur Wood th grade—Clarence Dom Dera, | Eighth grade—James | Alvey. Roland Adkins. Jack Seigel, ka | dna ! Mullen, Frede: Margaret Smith, Schwenk, Frances Inglehart. “Seventh grade—Isabel Siegfried. Sixth grade—Chester Atwood. Gil- | bert Pilson, Franklin Wingate, Louise | frren. | OO imonds School: Eighth grade— | tuart Cross. Henry Tripp, Miller Dor- Alma Hickox. 2 = 1 eventh grade—Ida Woolard, Ethel | Co;?::‘ man School: Seventh grade— Francis Helm, Eld Payne, R:ymondl R Heiss, Callfe sth grade—Jack Culp, Carl Fogle, Gilbert Fissel, James Payne. Maury School: Eighth grade—Ed-| ward Greene, Frank Lucas. William | Mulvey, Heath Reld, Odell Senart, | Jack ~ Vivian, Elizabeth Harding, | Thelma Riedel. Helen Stone. | Seventh grade—Taylor Anderson, Charles Critchfield, Norman Kirby, Isidore Volk, Frank Whitney, Vir- ginia Daiker. Ruth Greenwood, Edna Grubb, Gladys Hayden, Catherine O'Donoghue, _Ella Rezneck, Sarah Sugar. Annie Volk | Sixth grade — Gerald Catalano, | James Freeman, Arthur Zahn, Bertha | Cauffman. Viola Miller, R pody-1Tiiton School: Eighth | grade—Fred Hutton, Joseph Kelly. Gordon Myers, Onys Everett, Len- netta Frey, Frances Wright, Pietro | Giancoll, John Swanson, Michael Tor- casio, Dennis Dawson. Robert Cam- era, George Taylor, Benton Rector, | Janet Shuman, Louise Ciuffreda, Eliz- | abeth Geiger, Katherine Moore, Doro- | thy Robinette, Florence Payne. | Seventh grade — Kenneth Clow. Frank Gannon, Arthur Thomas. Rob- ert Anholt, Harry Dougherty, Hayden | Ricketts, Marjorie Conners, Virginia | Hanback, Margaret Miller. Sixth grade—Howard Biggs, Adolpk Gollus, George Jones, John Lintler, Herman Riley, Louise Cauffman, Lil- lian Kidd. : Wallach_ School: Eighth grade— Willlam Evans, Parker Faber, Her- bert Shelton, Emogene Carter, Kath- erine Kuhn, Emeline Thompson, Eugenia Thompson, Alfred Cole, Lewis Robb, Elizabeth =~ Bambach, Ruth Jenkins. Seventh grade—Mark Bowsher, Rose Sandler, Murlel Hazard, Ida Parsons, Evelyn Eller. Seventh grade—Alvin Carroll, Franklin_Hamerdinger, Donald Mead, Nathan Newman, Harry Palmer, Wal- ter Selby, Ruby Brockwell, Anna Flopless, Margaret Simons, Maizie Smith. Sixth_grade—Ethma Aman, Mar- | garet Wilkinson, Virginia Phillips. Edna Whipp, Margaret Bovey, Addle Dice. Eighth Division. Bowen School: Sixth grade—Louyis Maruccl, Helen Maddox, Hazel Norton. Bradley School: Francis Barstow, Robert Hilton, James Chiumbrls, Claud Shoop, Charles Thompson, Ma- rion _Carroll, Frances _ McClintic, Irene Spargo, Anna Well, Philip Hef- felfinger, Edward Laycock, Robert Schellin, Ernestine ex, Charles Cansey, Leonard McCoy. Grant School: Eighth grade—Fred Feldman, Arthur Gleason, Willlam Malera, Miiton Nagel. Seventh grade — Dwyer Conover, Austin Pirrone, Arthur Storey, Myrtle | Alber, Ethel Binnix. Mamie Lomedico, Margaret Morningstar. Jefterson School: Kighth grade— Berll Damico, Kalel Kogok, Elwood Dorothy Noack, Eno Pettin- slizabeth Williams, Myer Ehr- Irvin Feldman, Hyman Stein- rtrude Haas, Richard Keefer. nth_grade—Thomas McKenzie, layton Wagner, Norman Dawson, Josephine Cusato, Virginia Denty, Earl Gooding, Oliver Howes, Charles Soo. Dorothy Krause, Helen Monroe, Bella Wolf, Harry Cole. Joseph Di Nenna, Clarence = Boswell, Mothershead. Melvin Krause, Spikloser. John Huseman, Caltabiano, Isaac Minovich, Donaldson, Alex Hamilton, Walden, Max Pincus. Sixth grade — Elias Abramovitz, John Cole, Frank Rudderforth. Rosie Di Tot, Vernon Boole, Garnet Murray, Howard Powell Harry Martin Fifth grade—Bella Shapiro, Bernice Alice Dorothy Eleanor Saunders, Elisabeth icer. Gladys Springmann, assidy, Eva Falchinsky. Hatch, Rose Okum, Mary Blount, Mary Colea, Helen Edelen. Hazel Faustmann. Charlotte Kincheloe, Ger- trude Feldman. Toner School: Eighth grade—How- ard Block, Bernard Spillman, Klein, Morgan Chism, Martin Galla- gher, Percy Crawford, Austin Ying- ling. Seventh Esther O'Toole, Laura_Smith. th grade—Robert Walker. Webster School: E Zakaria _Ballan. Edwa Parks. grade — Eugene Philips, Alberta McConnell, rd Rosenthal, Ulys Rogers. Seventh _ grade — Philip Chester _Rothery, John Thomas Leonard, Mae Lucas, Zelie White, Woodhouse, Annie Nichols. Sixth grade — Joseph Farrah, Kersey, Scagnelll. Ninth Division. Bryan School: fred Marggraf. Buchanan School: Edelin, Dorothy Wood, Lillian Smith, Catherine King, Robert Crump, Em ory Wilson. Seventh grade — William _ Allen. New Brick Homes 4th & LNEE. Exhibit Home 1108 4th St. N.E. $1,000 Cash Easy Monthly Payments Open Every Day and Evening. McKeever & Goss 1415 Eye M. 4752 arles James Meyer Philip ghth grade— Bergen, Charles Fuchs, Charles Mills, Marcus Pauline Stephens, Virginia Bertolin, Frank Crosby, Winfield Hern, Lewls Seventh grade—Al- Eighth grade— Alpheus Reinhart, Harry Taylor, Hya- cinth Licarione, Bruce Wallace, Helen Waltor. Hensley, Homer McCathran, Stanley Riley, Theodore Bishoff, James Frazier, Wilson Hissey, Isidor Hoddes, Edward Howlin, Ralph Mc- Gumigal, Mildred Budehe, Lilllan Hall, Henry Ida Major. Sixth grade—Elizabeth Bauman. Congress Heights School: Edward Talbert, Joseph Wahler, George Fow- ler, Marion West, Elbert Talley, Ir- mon Dennison, Daniel Ruefly, Blake Nabors, Carroll Miller, Florence Pett, Florence Bell, Marjory Loomis, Lil- lian Anderson. Joseph Moffett, Joseph Howard, Frank McDonald. Cranch School: Eighth grade—Mary Crown. . Seventh grade—Frederick Dellar. Ketcham-Vanburen School: Eighth grade—Willlam King, Ralph Maher, Robert Fastnaught, Charles Grath, Earl Butter, Louise Seventh grade—Allen G non Purcell. Willlam _Donaldson, George Henning. Helen Gibbons. Sixth grade—dJoseph Pennella, Jack Bond. 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I Childg, Maria Sixth grade—Alex- Edwin Nalley, Florence Davis. Ruth Boswell 1 Van ees School—Francis | Arthur Penn, Emory Thompson, John | Behutz, Raymond Charlotte Penn, | Nora Padgett, Estelle Humphries, Cath- terine Weaver, Cora Padgett. Special Schools. Threlkeld School—Darrell Patterson. 1340 G street northeast—Wallace Windsor, Joseph Eslin, WESLEYAN PRESENTS 3 HONORARY DEGREES Br the Associated Press. MIDDLETOWN, Conn., June Wesleyan University has conferred honorary degrees. as follows Doctor of laws—Henry White, for- mer United States ambassador to Italy and France; Rear Admiral Wi liam S. Sims, United States Navy (re- tired). Doctor of science—Prof. Robert Mearns Yerkes, psychologist, Na- tional Research Council, Washington —uwhere assistance The service Departments our smallest 1315 W. T. GALLIHER 7 & oo TMUST —all of 1ZED—w slow=wilti (SIS N L) 6th and C % gw)) & R ) Carl ostello, | 19.— | are cheerfully given. To many men and women there comes a time when a banking connection with a strong bank is quite important. plane of personal interest and many of Chairman of the Board dered COHBI’S. They‘re always for summer days‘ (Signed) Hugh Tew. The Tolman Laundry F. W. MacKenzie, Manager Roosevelt and others have been partial to the roll collar. informal semi - starched sport collar should be TOLMANIZED. Call Franklin 71. s 59596 - o COAL MINE LABOR MONOPOLY, CHARGE llinois Operators Assert State Industry on “Un- stable Basis.” | Operators of coal mines in Tlinois in briefs filed today with the federal coal commission declared that in that etate i “any real collective bargaining”, with the miners' union had ceased. It also | was charged that there was a “complete i monopoly of coal mine labor, controlled by a small, centralized body of union officials, which is entirely responsible in a legal sense” and that as a result the | coal industry in Tllinois has been placed { “on a highly unstable basis.”" { Five briefs were submitted, | which a committee, headed by Rice M ler, president of the Tllinois Coal Opera- ! Association, conferred with the commission. One of the briefs said th lll\nvng the past twenty-five years Tl "nois mines had been idle a result of I strikes called by the miners’ union ver cent of the time and that “interfer- j ences with production due to strikes ars even now on the increase.” The brief listed as some of the causes of the strikes Attempts to weaken the authority of the management and to control | working force in violation of contr; | Opposition to recommendations of istate mine inspector: Opposition to the iniroduction of labor-saving machinery Varfous sympathetic strikes | Two briefs dealt with min chinery differentials in Illinois. The pointed out that the differential made | between machine and pick mining | was nly 7 cents s contrasted wi I'much higher differentials in oth states” They contended that as a consequence, mining costs have in creased considerably and the Illinois operators “have suffered greatly in competition with operators of other | states.” | The fourth brief declared it was de- sirable that specially tralned men should be provided to undercut and ldrill the coal, place explosives and | fire the charges. In this way, it was contended, “the cost of producing co: can be greatly reduced and the safety of the miners can be promoted.” In the fifth brief, it was declared =’|\\al more economical distribution of { coal to the northwest could be made I'by rail from the lllinois fields than | by rail and water shipment via the | great lakes. —_— E e the award to her of the highest bravery medals of both the American Red Cross and the Carnegie Institute, Miss Mary: Buhner is being TLailed the Bravest girl in Ameri after and advice rendered in our various is always upon a high depositors have benefited greatly by the competent help and ad- vice cheerfully given them here. Federal-American National Bank F Street JOHN PoOLE President GGG EEE9 9% %99S Memo to Myself have the best laun- them — TOLMAN- hite, smooth, flexible, ng, and comfortable Streets N.W. SISISPISTSTISTSISISISTS) )/ ‘, ) This and the (<] ) & )