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TO0STUDENTS GET HEALTHGOLD STARS 10 Per Cent of Pupils in 10- 13 Division High Schools Pass Tests. Approximately 700 of the 7,000 junior and senior high school students of divi- sions 10 to 13, who were given rigid physical examinations, have been award- ed gold stars and certificates for meet- ing the standards in five physical tests. These “five-pointers,” as the passing Students are known, meet weight re- quirements, possess good posture, have good eyesight, have good teeth either in themselves or by virtue of proper dental care and lack throat aflments. 3,000 Have Bad Teeth. Of the 7,000 tested, more than 3,000 had one or more bad teeth: more than 1,000 failed in the eye test and more than a thousand had nose or throat de- fects. Hundreds of pupils were 10 per ! cent underweight lacked good posture The “five-point” system of checking these fundamental physical conditions is_being used throughout the colored schools this year for the first time. Pre~ viously class teachers have made efforts to check the conditions of their pupils, but this system resulted in the finish of the tests too near the termination of | the school year. Have Time to Correct Defects. The lacking pupils this year have all of the second semester, which begins Monday, to correct their defects. This work has been promoted under the di- rection of Dr. Edwin B. Henderson, head of the department of health and Pphysical education in the colored junior and senior high schools. The pupils who received the certifi- cates, which bear the signature of Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent, and Garnet C. Wilkinson, first assistant su- perintendent’ in charge of divisions 10-13, follow: Dunbar High School — Bessie Mar- shall, Juanita Evans, Evelyn Carring- ton, Hazel Dowling, Sylvia Olden, Rosa rtson, Elizabeth Clarke, Ada Col- lins. Margot Pinkett, Amo Taylor, | Evelyn Vadin, Natalie Butler, Ruth ‘Talley, Gladys Ray, Nora Drew, Tarnie Givens, Margaret Just, Lorelle Murray, Laura Phillips, Jeanette Scott, Evelyn Washington, Alberta Alston, Lillian Bland. Roberta Chavis, Mary Childs, Eugenia Vest, Chatherine Pressy, Cor- nelia Copeland, Ruby Lucas, Louise Pinkett, Imogene Holland, Grace Cald- well, Vivian Lee, Mattie Davis, Eliza- beth Mathews, Julia English, Vashti Letcher, Dorothy Dines, Hazel Ellis, | Sue William, Lauretta Wallace, Louise Wesley, Wilma Barnes, Thelma Dale, Lucille Davis, Mildred Johnson, Ruth Lewis, Katherine McNeill, Ruth Bran- num, San Juan Whitney, Ruth Alex- ander, Grace Hammond, Harriet Elizabeth Carter, Roberta Marion Gatewood, Elizabeth 0. Mignon Alken, Mary Butler, Agnes Davis, Doris Alexander, Jessie Coles, Gladys Gaskins, Thelma John- son, Hollie Carter, Jeanne Tanner, Marguerite: Johnson, Mary Mundy, Aurelia Stepney. Sally Stone, Ancie ‘Thomas, Ruth Talley, Jennic Ingram, Joseph Douglass, William Holmes, Ed- ward Hunter, Melvin Jackson, Thadeus Jones, Joseph Johnson, Carrington Davis, Authur Fearing, Charles Smith, George Hopkins, Warner Boswell, John Brown, Theodore Carrick, Elias Har- rod, James Butler, E. Powel!, Lawrence Carter, Lawrente Fells, Lester Suydan, Shackleford Gregory, Edwin Gardiner, B. Parker, Harold Wynter, Willis ‘Washington, John Risher, Charles ‘Twine, William Tyson, Thomas Col- bert, George Furrell, Wilson Savoy, Henry Johnson, Eugene Younge, Clif- ford Thompson, Albert Davis, Presly Ashe, Lawrence Burgess, Perry How- ard, Clarence Taylor, Charles Adams, Mark Chapman, Vincent Edmondson, Vincent Hubbard, Austin Pickling, Ar- thur Jackson, Miner Lacey, Wendall McConnell, Harry Ray, Emory High- tower, McAllister Hand, Harold Nick- ens, LeRoy Wallace, Milton Baltimore, Samuel Durham, Radcliffe Robinson, Carl Rouser, Joshua Tilghman, Ralph ‘Tignor, Albert Hughes, John Pinkett, Ulysses Glover, Richard Taylor, John Hawkins, David Hutchison, John Mapp, Charles Overhall, James Wise, Bour- Toughs Jackson, Joseph Yearwood, J. Manigaute, A. Miner, J. Macklin, F. Ramsaur, Thomas Douglas, Earl nor, Marcellus Winston and Phillip Wright. and nearly 2,000 Armstrong High School—Everett S. Armstrong, Frances Cambell, Helen Davis, Mozell Franklin, Christiana E. Fuller, ena P. Hines, Corona E. Jack- son, Nellle M. Jones, Florence Postell, Helen Proctor, Alvin V. Powell, Vivian A. Reeder, Evelyn Scott, Mary L. Shields, Ophelia Slaughter and Gladys V. Turner. | Harris, Vera Norris, Dorothy Wharton, Bertha Peterson, Emma Ford, Gladys Harris, Alma Johnson, Marie Carter, Marguerite Jones, Dorothy Roberts, Annie Nelson, Dora Ghee, Katie Spriggs. Joseph Thompson, Robert Young, Fannie Parr, Lilllan Glascoe, Burdeil ‘Wills, Esther Rich, Jessie Edmondston, ' Marie Carter and Elizabeth Green. Francis Junior High School—Jose- phine Alexander, Beatrice Black, Cath- erine Brown, Amela Colbert, Arleaser Dalton, Frances Fleet, Clarice Foun- taine, Jessie Frazier, Maude Gary, Es- telle ' Gentry, Iris Greene, Katherine Hicks, Cecelia Jackson, Elaine Morton, Agnes Smith, Janie Wade, Emmons Barron, Charles Beaner, Cornelius Brown, Linwood Brown, Frank Colbert, Douglass _Collins, William Davidson, Carlisle Day, Jasse Fleming, William Gentry, David Hales, Peyton Manning, Alexander Merritt, Luther Miller, Hen- ry Millbourne, Ceol Moorman, Stewart Moore, Kelsey Pharr, Frederick Peter- son, Harweda Pye, Horace Randolph, Ralph Riley. Henry Slaughter, Irvin Slaughter, Albert Smith, Guy Thorn- ton, Melvin Walker, Charles Walloc, Nathaniel Wiison. Randall Junior High School—Zelda Bradford, Katie Bryant, Helen Easton, Juanita Perguson, Goldie Prazier, Flos- sie Finley, Dorothy Hill, Gertrude John- son, Myrtle Queen. Lillian Simmons, Katherine Sharp, Augustus Spearman, Alice Samuel, Madeline Washington, Katherine Ward, John Buchanan, Mel- vin Buchanan, Leon Brown, Alfred Car- ter, James Curtis, Prancis De Lilly, James Dozier, William English, Samuel Floyd, Charles Ford, Robert Ford, ‘Thomas Galloway, Loraine Hammett, David Johnson, Lewis Makell, Evorl:lti Moxley, John Mathews, Govan iundy. Arthur Mitchell, Earl Nelson, Frederick Reed, John Swann, Julian Smith, Charles Tyler, Walter Thompson, Eu- Tate, Joseph Tolson, Edward Shaw_Junior High—Raymond Left- ‘witch, Walter Scriver, Gosey Durant, ‘Webster Johnson, John Toliver, Charles Galley, James Monroe, Thomas Boston, Joseph Hicks, Clarence Bender, Henry Carmon, La Brent Colbert, Edward Dickson, Herbert Niles, Percival Brown, Lloyd Black, Richard Contee, Allen Langston, Lucius McCoy, James Harris, James Watts, John ' Powell, Tillman Brown, Charles Carter, George Hill, Os- ward Mitchell, David Roberison, Harry Carter, William Crocker, Eugene Gates, Bernard Groms, Eustace Bundy, George Jenkins, James Muller, Perry Lyles, James Serdenberg, Donal Shell, Isabel Adola, Marie Hawkins, lveg: Johnson, Deon , Dorothy Mathews, Naomi Winslow, Dorothy Wil- liams, Ivor Brown, Ellen Gaskins, Mar- jorie Holloman, Bertie Jackson, Mar- t Lacy, Bernice Marshall, Luvicey Coleman, Lula Dawson, Elizabeth Dews, Ruth Greene, Anna Haywood, Naomi Hunt, Nellle Mason, Edna Nick, Cosino ‘Welborne, Gwendolyn Williams, Shirley , Clarice Biggers, Lucy Brooks, Jackson, Nancy Jackson, Sylvia Heampton, Irene Stokes, eth Allen, 1 Annie Bond, Jeanette Bryant, Naomi Bolden, Mamie Coles, Geneva Turner, Henrietta Davis, Irma Mundy, Minnie Lightfoot, Agnes Shavis, Leola Duckette, Norma er, Blanche Jones, Gladys Lee, Alberta Holmes, Mildred Sanders, Lillie Myles, Iola Sewall, Camille Skin- ner, Estella Weldon, Dorothy Gaskins, Melineaze Edwards, Pearl Morris, Mirlam McCottry, Evelyn McAfee, Catherine McPherson, . Vera Noble, Juanita Newberry, Lucille Pierce, Flos- sie Pegram, Ada Randall, Esther Rus- sell, Blanche Seott, Marion Stare, Patricia Steward, Helen Stewart. Olivia Sparks, Ruth Smith, Dorothy Tate. Murrile Thompson, Vera Weaver, Helen West, Constantia Wormley, Dorothy Wynne, Hazel Worthy, Agnes Ashby, Evelyn Akers, Zelda Anthony, Elizabeth Bean, Floyetta Berry, Delma Bolden, { Mildred _Bowle, Thomasine Bryant, {Naomi Brown, Ethel Brown, Cath- jerine Butler, Doris Butler, ‘ Marie { Byrd, - Wesline = Carol, Marguerite | Chaney, Amanda = Cooper, Marion Cooper, Cora Cummings, Olivia Cyrus, Gladys Cooper, Lillian Garland, Martha Gilliard, . Mattie Granville, Mildred Gross, Josephine Haines, Alma Hall, Gladys Hawkins, Laura Hart, Mary Hamilton, Sarah Hackett, Gertrude Hunter, Bernice Jackson, Anna Belle Jones, De Forest Johnson, Lois Jones, Irma Jones, Addie Jones, Juanita John- son, Juanita King, Inez Lewis, Hilda Lee. Mahala Lewis, Rosina Mitchell, Mercedes Murray, Vera Mallary, Susie Mason, Lillie Murray and Ruby Morris. Garnett-Patterson Junior High School —Gwendolyn Barrett, Syrene Moseley, Geraldine Walker, Mary Beverly, Alice Jones, Lavoda Johnson, McSeniour Clark, Jane Belton, Grace Hawkins, Phoebe Broughton, Elinor Hackett, Alma Brown, Verttie Belle Rowe, Edith Matthews, Eleanor Brown, Naomi Cham- bers, Audrey Dickerson, Doris McCon- nel, Mary Jones, Alberta Ridgely, Esther Morton, Susie Nickens, Mae Arrington, Rachel Savoy, Zelma Chaney, Minnie McKelvin, Therell Smith, Alice Thomas, Elizabeth Tolliver, Ethel Brown, Odessa Holloway, Evelyn' Johnson, Lena Fos- ter, Sarah Hill, Marjorie S~ott, Cath- | ‘Whitlock, Marcella Moore, Leona Nick- ens, Ethel Thomas, Aubrey Johnson, Vernice Fields, Thelma Baker, Doris Car- ter, Ruth Smith, Bertha Jones, Zelda Contee, Constance Lucas, Eloist Elfreda Bundy, Elizabeth Foreman, Grace Lundy, Constance Mapp, Jean Richardson, Thelma Herdon, Irma Swy- gert, Gwendolyn Delaney, Ada Payne, Clarisso Hampton, Liliie Mae Cheatham, Audrey Murray, Mary Lewis, Alberta Davis. Naomi Dishman, Elizabeth Bris- coe, Marion Pinkard, Burnetta Bullock, Alameda Turner, Romany Lucas, Doro- thy Simmons, Rosalie Ried, Barbara Connelly, Charlotte Ridgely, Dorothy Ferguson, Julia Bragg, Marguerite Davis, Alberta Davis, Junius Baskerville, George Colen, Charles Graham, Leroy Matthews, William Simpson, Frederick Johnson, Lewis Blackburn, Augustine Smith, James Page, Henry Booker, James Carpenter, George Clark, Paul Cook, John Lightfoot, Addison Rand, Robert Scurlock, Alfreda Durrloo, David Anderson, Henry Briscoe, James Tinsley, Wallace Curtis, Richard Tyler, Charles Adams, William Ellis, Harry Jackson, John Robinson, Benjamin Chick, Ray- mond Tolson, Morris Willlams, Jack Church, PFrancis Foreman, Fred Gran- ton, George Murray, Francis Fenwick, William _Stewart, Ralph Gill, Miltor ‘Wright, Henry Chambers, Harry Q'Kel- ly, Kermit Mehlinger, Arthur Thoro- good, Philip Butcher, Moir Olden and Lee Rayford. Martha Washington Vocational School —Edith Shorts, Elizabeth Redmond, Mildred Lytes, Margaret Smith: and Louise Lewis. CHURCH AND STATE PROBE ANGLICAN LEADER’S PLAN Archbishop of York to Propose That Inquiry Into Relations Be Made. By the Assoclated Press. LONDON, February 1—An inquiry into the relations between the Anglican Church and the British state’ will be roposed by the Archbishop of York, ?cwmi highest prelate of the church, at the opening session of the church as- sembly February 3. He suggests the appointment of & commission for the in- vestigation. The resolution the archbishop will move will reaffirm a principle set forth by the former Archbishop of Canter- bury, Lord Davidson, which received the concurrence of the whole body of bishops. “It 18 a. fundamental principle that the church—that, is, the bishops with the clergy and laity together—must in the last resort, when its mind has been fully ascertained, retain its inalienable right, in loyalty to our Lord, to formulate its faith in Him and to arrange expression of that holy faith in its form and wor- ship.” - Athelstan Riley, vice president of the Church Union, will move & resolution asking the bench of bishops to consider the present situation in regard to di- vorce, and to issue counsel to the laity as to their social relations with persons divorced by the state courts and con- tracting fresh alliances, when such per- sons are (a) professing members of the Church of England, or (b) outside the church’s communion. COUPLES MUST BE REWED IN 2 SOUTHERN STATES Controler Reports Arkansas Squire Istued Licenses Under Improper Authority. By the Assoclated Press. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., February 1— That many hundreds of wedded cou- ples in Arkansas and Tennessee may not be legally married was revealed today in an audit of Crittenden County af- fairs filed with the county clerk at Marion by State Controller Howard Reed. It was alleged in the report that Jus- tice A. L. Newman, sometimes called the “marrying squire of Marion,” has been issuing marriage licenses under the authority of a county clerk who went out of office 11 months ago. Auditors, who attempted to check the books of the justice, were informed that previous records were lost, Reed said. During last December, 1,834 licenses were issued at Marion, most of them to Tennessee couples who sought to evade the Tennessee law requiring five days’ notice of intention to marry. Authorities informed State Controller Reed that couples wedded under li- censes issued within the last 11 months over the signature of ex-Clerk John H. Nance, must take out new licenses and be remarried. BANES FUNERAL HELD. { Ex-Soldier’s Body Placed in Vault at Congressional Cemetery. Special Dispatch to The Star. HYATTSVILLE, Md., February 1.— Funeral services for John Perry Banes, 64 years old, an ex-soldier and long- time resident of Hyattsville, who died Tuesday, were held Thursday in his late home, 62 Columbia avenue. Rev. Freeley Rohrer, pastor of the Metropoli- tan Presbyterian Church, Washington, and Rev. D. Hobart Evans, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Hy- attsville, officiated. Pallbearers were John C. Joy, How- ard Crandall, Edward Gude and H. Judson Gude. The body was placed temporarily in a vault at Congressional Cemetery. Municipal Debts Increase. NEW YORK, February 1 (#)—The National Industrial Conference Board announced today that combined net bonded indebtedness of State and local governments in the United States in 1928 totaled $12,678,900,000, new peak Xen, This figure compared with $7.- 64,200,000 for 1922 and $3,196,200,000 in the prewar days of 1913, s '!HE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FEBRUARY 2 1730 BOYS AND.GIRLS TO ENTER Approximately 730 boys and girls, who have just completed their elementary school education in Washington's pub- lic grammar schools, will move forward another step in their educational lives when they enter senior high school for the first time tomorrow morning. Listed by divisions and schools, they are as follows: 3 DIVISION 1. John Eaton School—Miss Emma Har- rell, teacher: To Central: Norman N. Bernstein and Theodore R. Moore. To Western: August H. Becker, Cur- tis W. Howard, Homer R.Oldfleld, Ruth Blanton, Frances H. Combes, Charlotte G. Cotton, Jean Holderness, Mary E. Janin, Virginia H. Mills, Jane Murphy, Louise R. Robertson and Grace C. Tab- butt. To Business: Harriet B, Berman. Miss Harriet A. Denison, teacher: To Western: Margaret R. De Moll, Winsor B. Meals and Alfred G. Zim- ermann. School—M. M. Lockwood, Grant teacher. To Business: Jennie C. Sober, Rose G. Susser and Herbert Master, To_ Central: Louise Barnette, David P. Ciomei, Jack Friedman, Edwina Grissett, Charles C. Mayer, Jane S. A. ‘Wedderburn and Earl F. Yingling. ‘To McKinley: John R. Browning, Joseph J. Mathy, Claire L. Porter, My~ ron P. Smith and Abraham Yaffe. To_ Western: Frances W. Marshall and Ursula J. Smith. . TYenley-Janney School—F. E. Hutch- ison, teacher: To Business: Bessie E. Daniels, Pau- line E. Donaldson, Carmella E. Errigo, Agnes B. Riley and Dorothy E. Thrasher. To Western: Beulah A. Butt, Sarah A. Gerst, Margaret F. Grimm, Dorothy J. La_Boiteaux, Jeannette E. Shoemaker and Charles R. Sullivan. James F. Oyster School—E. E. Dar- neille, teacher: To Central: Martha N. Hall. To McKinley: John C. Luttrell. Tn Western: Elizabeth D. Angus, Robert Dunlop, James H. Mellichamp, Nancy N. E. Miller, Elizabeth M. Rals- ton, Jane P. Ramseyer and Margaret A. Santmyer. E. V. Brown School—A. L. Hendry, teacher: To McKinley: James W. Condit, John J. Connelly, Robert K. Drumwright, Richard N. Gallther, Walter N. Hill, John R. Martin, Charles S. Ricker, Warren G. Ricker, Robert M. Towles, Robert L. Walton and Richard B. ‘Washington. ‘To Western: Philip L. Gile, Felix X. Gygax, Harry C. Wooding, Ella V. Cammack, Betty A. Conner and Eliza- beth L. Cooke. To Central: Milton Gusack, Raymond W. Radcliffe, Robert W. Thomas and Eva E. Hobbs. Dennison Vocational School—L. B. Francis, teacher: ‘To Business: Margaret Beatrice Ball. To Eastern: Hazel Marie Keeler. DIVISION 3. Takoma School—F. W. Jackson, teacher: To Central: Thomas Sullivan, Wil- liam Tarbett, Norma Lewton, Katherine Nelson, Elizabeth Turnbull and Eliza- beth Willett. To McKinley: Robert Horner and Jeannette Adamson. Morgan School—S. B. Kent, teacher: To Central: Alfred B. Hastings, Ar- thur L. Nichols, Virginia H. Brown and Lillian Kruger. ‘To McKinle; To Western ert G. Merritt and . . J. R. Keene School—H. E. King, principal: ‘To Business: Irene I. Coe and Annie E. Miller, To Central: George C. Swink. Hubbard School—Agnes M. Muntz, teacher: To Business: Marie M. Miller, Evelyn E. Virts and Mary A. Weaver, ‘To Central: Richar L. Bailey, Frances L. Bartley, Lo V. Davis, Tolanda M. Fera, Dorothy V. Lewis, John F. Meininger, Oleta L. Rowe, Don- ald A. Surine and Arthur R. Taylor. To McKinley: Jack F. Simmons. To Western—Madeline M. O'Malley. Force-Adams School—Sara P. Rouse, teacher: To Central: Rogelis E. Alfaro, Frank R. Chaimson, James H. Dienelt, Michael Marsh, Frances M. Reynolds and Caro- lyn P. Watson. To McKinley: George D. Cockrell and Roger W. Montague. To Western: James B. Clarke, Gar- land 8. Ferguson, Walter F. Hendricks, Frederick H. Livingstone, Aubrey C. Mathisen and Alice E. Howard. E. J. Lackey, teacher: To Business: Marian R. Burns, Mary M. Machin and Elsle G. Silverman. ‘To Central: Everett W. Ackerman, Claude Hawk and Willlam Van der Veer. Unassigned: June Fridell. M. Burbank, teacher: To Business: John DeBroskey, Nettie V. Cockrell, Ruth 8. Moore and Helen C. Roxburgh. ‘To McKinley: Robert W. Burns, Richard A. Millbrook and Grady D. Owens. To Western: Thomas W. Allen and Howard M. Hough. Henry D. Cooke School—Miss E. W. Tracy, teacher: To Central: Theodore Birnbaum, Lois Martin, Stanley Dennison, Clara Rosenthal, Willlam Dunn, Elizabeth Strasberger, Whitford Cheston, Henry Murphy, Adele Brossard, Carolyn Brown, Claire Callaghan, Hood Hoover, Kathryn Keeler, Margaret Keyser, Joan Krentzlin, Rhoda Lichtman and Cath- erin MacLeod. To Western: Ethel Brainerd. ‘To McKinley: Willis Hurd, Miss B. L. Teel, teacher Apartments Directly Garages Available ENIOR HIGHS TOMORROW Large N\imbe: of Grammar School Pupils Make Forward Step in Their - Educational Lives. ATTENTION, MOTHERS The New Ben Murch School Conn. Ave. and Ellicott St. Is Opening Shortly For the Safety of Your Children You Should Live Close to the School—No Street Car Tracks or Busy Streets to Cross—We H#ve a Few Desirable DAVENPORT TERRACE 2, 3, 4, 5 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Playground on Premises Stores and Churches Close By Street Car and Bus Service Strictly Modern Buildings Electric Refrigeration on House Current .Unit\ed' Realties, Inc., Agent Call Resident Manager, Clev. 1912, To Business: Marshall L. Marks. To Central: Emilie E. Boorman, Mil- dred M. Fogle, Alice Lutz, Zelie L. Rup- sinaa, Elizabeth M. Stover, Alice P. Straus, John W. Garber, George J. Lake and Douglas L. Saunders. To McKinley: Robert R. Simpson. To Western: Dorothy W. Neu. Brightwood School—S, E. Beamer, teacher: To McKinley: Robert Kelsey, Frank Rutkoski and Fulton Thomas. To Central: Marjorie Davis. To Business: Ethel M. Boyce, Bessie Brodsky, Lillian J. Disney, Ethel Felter, Louise M. Jenkins, Jeannette Lipor, Edna V. Peterson, Lois A. Reel, Belle Rosendorf and Virginia Walters. > Mrs. V. G. Parrish, teacher: To Central: Everett R. Barnett, Doris E. Anderson, Elmon L. Burton, Elizabeth Hewins, Russel G. Gebhardt, Mary Louise Kuntz, Morris H. Rosen- berg, Margaret Magruder, Irving M. Rothstein, Elizabeth B. Nottingham, George H. Thomas, Frances Patten, Jerome L. Young, Mildred C. Sherman, Billy Sunday Ward, Kathryn C. Shook, Minnie F. Trout and Marion E. Weiser. To McKinley: George C. Ambler, Edith Baker, James W. Bray, Madelyn A. Cash, Fernleigh R. Graninger, Sadie L. Fox, Willilam L. McKimmie, Bar- bara E. Livingston, Robert M. Smith, Leila E. Rose, Robert S. Thomas and Charles A. Wells. ‘To Business: Frances A. Willlams. DIVISION 5. Park View Platoon School-M. E. Duehay, teacher: ‘To Business: Jacob Fradin, Ralph M. Hurley, David Kaminsky, David H. Scher, Warring Thompson, Jean F. Brasse, Gertrude M. Bruckman, Thelma M. Burton, Marie B. Contarino, Ruth | A. Eisinger, Yolanda Forcella, Laura Fradin, Helen Francis, Edith L. Houser, Jane Kirby, Alma Kline, Carolyn R. Leach, Rose Mates, Nellle C. Newcomb, Alleen R. Poole, Lena Rubin, Rose Saks, Gertrude H. Schicht, Nadine B. Snyder, Pearl Teichman, Emma C. Toft, Mary M. Whiting and Margarette E. Wil- liams. To Central: Martin Berman, Harry L. Cohen, William M. Kaiser, Melvin F. Werksman, Elizabeth F. Marino, Alice M. Marlow, Loufse E. Robey, Edna Wasser and Lorna V. Willlams. To McKinley: Albert N. Aed, Michael J. Apperti, John R. Beck, Donald Fair- bairn, Gerald Priedman, Leon Gerson, Eric Gibbs, William L. Geode, Earl Heatwole, Marvin Homer, John V. Hoy, Henry 8. Huntt, Joseph Hurvitz, Philip Martin, Everett' W. Meiners, Willlam Peratino, Vito Pisano, Berry B. Simp- son, Mae F. Clark and Elsie Phillips. To Western: John V. Johnson. Unassigned: Ida V. Lyles. James Monroe School—A. I. Sander- son, teacher: ‘To Business: Hortense Cave, Mar- garet Cook, Anna Dellenoci, Virginia Farrell, Jane Grubbs, Willlam Harris, Max Kurland, Mabel Myers, John Rhodes, Catherine Rock, Hattle Rubin- stein and Wesley White. To Central: Joseph Harrad, Aaron Raebach, Earl Schaffner and Rose Jeweler, ‘To McKinley: Francis Jones. Langdon School—M. C. Luyster and A. M. Sisson, teachers: To Eastern: Myrabelle Clow and Dorthy M. Manson. To McKinley: Joseph D. Barnes, Neal D. Bragaw, Bernard M. Eshleman, Edna L. Harvey, Wallace Haynes, Elsie L. Hubscher, M. Jeannette Higgins, Lil- lian M. Lay, E. Grant Marshall, John J. Oliver, Bernard L. Shelton, John K. Yancey and Elizabeth R. Malone. John Burroughs School—O. H. Cork- ery, teacher: To McKinley: Earl R. Bell, Helen L. Callaway, Harold Carleton, Dorothy H. Carpenter, Barbara E. Duras, Jeanette Fuchs, Donald Gates, Frank R. Gess- ford, Walter E. Hanneman, Oscar S. Hammer, George B. Haskell, Margaret A. Higgins, Virginia P. Hilleary, Helen E. Hough, Warren A. Hughes, Margaret V. Johnson, Marie R. Keelan, Julian K. Lawson, Barbara Lewis Elnora Ludwig. Eleanor Lydard, Walton May, Francis Miller, William L. Mor. rissette, Rowena A. Nicol, Donald M. Pinkham, Richard W. Rabak, Mary F. Sanford, Francis Scott, Grace Stevens, Edna tork, Eston Wood and Thelma ‘Wood. ‘To Buginess: Catherine L. Baldwin, Beard, Marian Haislup, Hausenflock and Marguerite T, To Central: Edith C. Townshend. To private school: Walter Lee. Brookland Scheol—N. B. Kuykendall, 0 iness: Annle Di Mezlio and | Thelma R. Kirby. ‘To McKinley: Catherine H. Davis, Esther E. Dixon, Norman L. Freeman, Arthur M. Hazell, Philip L. Hoagland, John - B. Jarboe, Justin J. McKenna, Preston J. Myers, Nancy R. Opperman, Mildred M. Snyder, G. Russell Spargo, Harry T. Voorhees, Betty B. White, Donald L. White, Robert P, White and Frederick W. Winkelman, DIVISION 6. Maury School—K. E. E_.rer, teacher: ‘To Eastern: Martin A. Ackerman, Frederick M. Bassett, Winter P. Bell, Walter E. Griest, Alice Garrison, Au- drey K. Gladhill, Virginia Hamilton, Ruth M. Logan, Dorothy Martin, Be- atrice M. McCormick, Irene A. Munro, Rose M. Pieri, Monola R. Pumphrey, Olevia M. Sinclair, Ruth N. Taylor and Helen L. Williams. To Business: Evelyn G. Courtney, Elvelyn B. Higgs and Grace G. Valen- ne. 4 | Kingsman School—S. E. Thomas, teacher: To Eastern: William H. Roach, Cath- erine L. Brandt, Lilllan Mates, Eleanor R. Murray, Prank E. Armstrong, Lillian G. Ely, C. Magee Hunter, Audrey R. ‘Tucker, R. Glendon Fog! Ingrid teacher: Across the Street at Tellefsen, Wilbur E. Hooper, D. Jayne Moose, Herman Zabuk, James F. Sat. terfield, A. Virginia Smith, Gertrude Landsman, Rhoda B. Epstien, Charles T. Towers, Willilam O. Warner, Billy N, Bryan, Ruth M. Creal, Dietrick w. Horman, Edith W. Barry. Clark D, Hi), Ethel E. Geiling, Roger C. Power, Wil liam A. Bryarly, Dorothy E. Hayden, Lucille L. Geffers and Ruth E. Reidy. To Business: Joseph O. Walters, Ed. na M. Higgs, Alice V. Shaver and Ruth E. Van Dercook. To_McKinley: Bernard E. Henning and Robert Le R. Gilbert. Plerce School—Rose A. teacher: *"To Eastern: J. Richard Arnold, Lor- raine V. Belt, Everett A. Golihew, Ma; garet E. Brooke, Mary E. Cokinos, Mor- ris Pischer, Margaret L. Gussett, Clyde Grubb, Margaret M. Gulick, Mildred Gully, Mary H. Wood and Michael v, Stasuili. To Business: L. Paul Wesley, Dorothy C. Grunwell and Juliette Sachs. To McKinley: Francis R. Allen, Ernest M. Koontz, Willle B. Leggan 3d; Philip’ D, Faber, Frencis L. Wyche and Ennrico Ciath. Webb School—Belle Allen, teacher: To Eastern: Samuel C. Boyd, Marie T. Fusco, Harold A. Counts, Bernice C. Flester, William A. Essex, Ruth V. Gartner, Daniel W. Gatton, Helen L. Harvey, John W. Kent, Ardell E. Herder, Edward A. Klotz, Sarah C. Howard, Charles E. Lombardy, Dorothy M. Jackson, Louls W. Maisel, Esther E. Levy, Neal B. McKinney, Margaret C. Mansuy, Fairman Zimmerman, Emma_ M. McVearry, Helen E. Chum, Mary Lynn Miller, Catherine J. Davis, Dorothea L. Sands, Dorothy M. Elwell, Mary R. Vandegrift, Adalaine E. Estep and Anna Wyman. To McKinley: John F. Lewis. ‘Wheatley School—R. K. Kirk, teacher. To Eastern: Alphenso Trapani, Sothoron Snouffer, Leah R. Pinkard, Elizabeth C. Langyher, Edith Long, Louise Wilson, Anne Vermillion, Oscar Herrmann and Mary Natoli. To McKinley: Robert L. Marsh, Way- math Robinson, Carolina V. Carter and Karl Schinner. To Business: Mary Daly. Unassigned: Harry N. Iglehart. A. S. Brooks, teacher: To Eastern: Marle Cunningham, Lil- lian Hawes, Helene Hendricks, Lucille Knott, Penelope Papachrist, Virginia Shucey and Joseph Ragan. To McKinley: Francis Campagnoli, Willlam Chapman, Alfred Dintaman and Norton Jaffe. Unassigned: Dorothy Miller. DIVISION 7. Buchanan School—M. E. Wood, teacher: To Eastern: Bernard W. Brooke, Pauline S. Cohen, Howard R. Havener, Margaret A. De Rieux, Thaddeus S. Hess, Helen LaR. Gladhill, Watson H. Inscoe, Melissa F. Grimes, Carroll D. Landvoigt, Gertrude E. Mullen, Edward DeS. Mudd, Irene M. Orndorff, Grafton F. Nichols, Clara T. Rosenblum, Marion W. Sisson, Margaret Thibeadeau, Jo- seph E. Steiner, Margaret L. Thomas, Edward L. Snellings, Helen M. Vogel, James N. Thompson, Beryl C. Winkel- man and Kenneth F. Wiblitzhouser. To McKinley: Wiliam B. Brown, James E. Frank, Charles H. Burton, Mark H. Lepper, Edwin C. Coppage. Emory R. Sparshott, Henry C. Deavers, Francis H. Smith, Thomas L. Dorsey and Grace N. Martin. To Business: Ella E. Bieberitz. Unassigned: Ellen J. Strange. Dugan, ‘Kenneth' Hess and Congress Heights School—Miss E. M. | Trusheim, teacher: To Eastern: James H. Baden, Philip M. Gelbman, Robert H. Gordon, Jo- seph A. Krahling, Carroll F. Mastbrook, James A. Staub, Dolores, L. Abellera. Domothy P. De Neale, Mary K. Fletcher, Ethel M. Hayes, Dorothy E. Marlow, Lottie M. Roberts, Minnie C. Summer, | | Betty B. Taylor, Wilma G. Vernes and Zora A. Wahler. To Central: Randle S. Hawes. To McKinley: Donald R. Curry and Kenneth A. Hayes. Ketcham-Van Buren School—M. E. Cook, teache To Eastern: Herbert D. Boswell, Catherine E. Scheytt, Norman S. Bowles, Doris L. Sullivan, Ralph L. Chilcoat, Margaret K. Torney, Beverly P. Davis, 1930—PART _ONE. . Charles W. Rankin, . Tt Bveilyn J. Beall, Joan nette A. Bivens, Edith A. Dunnington, Loujse E. Edge, Leona L. Fisher, Helen D. Garden, Anna M. Hennings. Cath- | nie I. Letner, Evelyn N. Montgomery and Anna M. Pfafl. To Business: Margaret A. Cullember and Walter W. White. To Mcl{lnli{t: m!;lgale n“{i Slee. Donald T. . Spring. R - Theresa's: Audrey E. Rich: rds. a School—R. 8. Moyer, teacher. S Business: Mary E. Brown, Theresa D. Giovinazzo, Dorothy F. Livingston, Mary L. Pinto and Rondella M. Spar- hott. Ot Bastern: Emery J. Adams, Mar- jorle L. Hackley and William R. Kite. | To McKinley: Randall M. Bittle, Lawrence E. Cox, Irvin Cutler, Jean Cutler, Arthur G. Craven, Raymond A. Dean, LeRoy J. Dindelbeck, Jesse H Holmes, Richard V. Stanisci and Mil- | cock. o ke lilghlands School—B. L. Fawcett, teacher: To Eastern: Edith F. Aberg, Walter A. Davis, Gertrude E. Bowle, Bradley " Johnson, Anna M. Cook, Robert Pierce, Ruth D. Fink, Albert L. Schi erger, Virginia R. Howard, Thomas R. Tayman, Mary E. Krahling, Marion Ridgely and Mary E. Herbert. Unassigned: Joseph D. Zollinhofer. DIVISION 9. Health School—Margaret R. O'Brien, teacher: - To McKinley: James C.. Johnson, Griffith M. Ricks and Abraham W Polk School (ungraded)—E. J. Druke, teacher: To McKinley: Louis Evry. To Eastern: Tony D'Ambrosio and | Hector Atalina Cecchini. | Americanization School—H. C. Vasa, teacher: To Central: Carlo Croci, Ken S. Moy, | Lee B. Toy, Miriam L. Broida. Elsa | Bettum, Mamie Mayes, Martha Peter- son and Maria Peverini. ‘To Business: Antonio Renzulll, Rose Harrotunian, Rosina Monaldo, Reba | Kaufman and Gloria Morgan. To McKinley: Frank Buas, Yee K.| Shuck and Kurt Speicher. DIVISION 13. To Dunbar: Birney School—Vivian Coard, Elean- | ora Jackson, Thelma Smith and Mamie | Watts. Burrville School—Charles Jackson, Eugene Neal, Edgar Patterson, James Porter, Kate Brooks, Alice 'Nelson, Annabella Smarr, Sallie Tancil, Jennie | Tillott and Idalla Veney. roll, Cedric B. Jessup, Thelma Barnes and Vivian M. Wilkins. Deanwood School—Wayman F. Car- | Etherea C. O'Brien, Ethel J. Van Gorden. Philip B. Franck, | E. Lyles, Catherine B. McPherson. Bernice W. Small- wood, Helena M. Tibbs, Ludy E. Tyler, C. Tyler and Edith T. William: To Cardozo: | . Birney School—Lanier Cones, erine L. Holmes, Evelyn F. Lacey, Bon- | McGuinn and Floretta Wynn. Elnonia Lee and Ruth Washington. nwood School—Elizabeth E. Edna Ma- SENATORS PROBE gruder, Matilda Taylor and Teresa D. Young. Lovejoy = School—Vermelle Hawkins, Hattie Jordan and Gwendolyn Cottry. M 'NATIONAL HONORS Elected to Office in Legal Fraternity. The unusual distinction of having | two national officers of the legal fra- | MR. CANTREL. Both Mr. Can- trel and Mr. Smith have been as- sociated together in law for the past three years. The office of high chancellor is the | highest in the na- tional fraternity. Mr. Smith was recently elected for a second term as president. of the Conference of Law Fraternities, an | organization com- posed of all law | fraternities. Charles P. O'Connell was in Garfield School—Alberta Henderson. Lovejoy School-—Charles E. Blake, Manuel W. Brown, Bernard D. Carter, Harvey G. Early, Joseph 8. Penn, Ireasa H. Berry, Florence C. Bolden, Sarah P. Clarke, Mary M. Brooks, Hattle L. Graves, Marjorie Barbara Hubbard, Clarice D. Jackson, Dorothy M. Ken- dall, Inez M. Lapders, Carrie Lucas, Margaret Shipp, Celestine V. Rich, Evelyn N. Smith, Dorothy L. Thomas and Geraldine G. Westray. To Armstrong: Thomas, Ditmos Collins, Lawrence Frye, Purman Lee, Norman Pinkney, Rosanna Blakeley, Mollie Moore, Vivian Slaugh- ter and Margaret Short. Burrville School—William Bailor, Cor- nelius Curry, Stansbury Frazier, Oliver James, John Newman, Norman Silas, Paul Woodward, Josephine Bell, Evelyn Chase, Alberta Clarke, Jeanette Cousins, Dorothy Gross, Cacrie Jordan, Leana Veney and Mabel Washington. Deanwood School—Raymond Foster, Elijah J. Gadson, Josephus W. Lee, Ro~ land Lee, Ridgway Smith, Berlin E. ‘Thomas and Jessie Tyler. Garfield School—Dalton C. Allen, Francis E. Blackwell, Benjamin L. Din- kins, Wilton E. Smallwocd and Annle C. Dinkins. Lovejoy School—Carl C. Bowen, Wil- | lam H. Brown, Eugene Burrell, James | H. Colbert, Lemuel J. ‘Johnson, Charles | London, Nathaniel G. Randolph, Alfred B. Smart, Lester W. Washington, Ed- ward B. Williams, Teresa Brown, Louise Modesta Tucker, Davis, REMEMBER! Cooking School Tomorrow and Every Monday ‘Wednesday and Friday 2 to 4 PM. Business Women's Class Tuesday Night—7:30 In the Modern Kitchen 419 Tenth St. N.W. | Duckett, Genevieve E. Johnson, Naomi [ I I | ternity of Gamma Eta Gamma from one chapter, the chapter in ques- tion, representing Georgetown Uni- versity in the na- tional organization, last night paid hon- or to these two na- tional officers, Joseph A. Cantrel, high chancellor, and Jonas Smith, high re- > ord er- treasurer, t & testimonial ner dance at he Indian Springs Country Club, MR. SMITH. charge of the arrangements for the dinner dance last night. | e A e B |M. P. SUED FOR DIVORCE.| | | Julia Lyle-Samuel Brings Suit in | Reno Court. | RENO, Nev,, February 1 (#).—Alex- | ander Lyle-Samuel, Birney School—Edward Chase, Ralph | the British Parliament, is being sued here for divorce by Julia Lyle-Samuel, get}lthy former ‘resident of Tenafly, February 16, 1015, president; -Louis |liam "~ McCrea, sheim, ®Kanization, former member of ‘The suit was placed on secret file in district court November 26, last, it was revealed today on the return of service of summons. The couple was married Butcher Workmen Elect. At the annual election of officers of | Butcher Workmen's Local, No. 393, of Washington Frank H. Flerstein was chosen president; William Eaton, vice | N. Bailey, financial ving every | secretary; Leslie Nelson, recording sec- lone in the community interested | retary; Willlam Seifert, treasurer; Wil- |some church that the census- will guard; Geol seargeant-at-arms, and Fr Frank Steckline and August Beuchart, jr., trustees. A campaign to patronize homemade products is being sponsored by the or- Green, rick Fre- ! Knowledge of Part J. P. Mor- gan Co. Took in Meruer Plans Is Sought. Investigation of correspondence re~ | lating to the proposed merger of the J. A, Cantrel and J. M. Smith | communications facilities of the Radio Corporation of America with ‘the Inter~ | national Telephone & Telégraph Cor- | poration to ascertain what part J. P. | Morgan & Co. played i the negotia- tlons was begun yésterday by the Sen- | ate interstate commerce committee. | The correspondence was turned over | to the committee by Sosthenes Behn, chairman of the telegraph corporation, who denied that the Morgan banking | firm had “brought pressure to bear” in | tavor of the merget. | Referring to the Radio Corporation as “our fllancee,” Behn said the Morgan firm “had never indicated to us that marriage was even desirable.” At an executive session yesterday aft- ernoon the committee decided nnani- mously to turn the correspondence over to attorneys for the t¢legraph company and committee counsel to determine what part was relevant. Behn then will be recalled, probably this week, for further questioning. A . tentative agreement has been reached between the two companies whereby the communications facilities of the Radio Corporation will be nur- chased for stock in the International Telephone & Telegraph valued at the present market price at about $78,000,- 000, and with a par value of $40,000,000. At the time the merger was proposed last Summer the market price of the stock was about $100,000,000. Behn said he had opposed the price desired by Owen D. Young, then chair- man of the board of the Radio Corpora- tion, but added that Young “won out.” ‘The committee, which is considering a bill by Senator Couzens, Republican, | Michigan, to consolidate control of all | communications facilities under a com- mission, was urged by Behn to recom- | mend amendments permitting a merger. |HYATTSVILLE RELIGIOUS CENSUS TO BE MARCH 2 | Canvassers Will Receive Final In- structions at Meeting in Pinck- ney Church Tomorrow. Spectal Dispatch to The Star. , Md., February 1.—Tt that the religious cen- sus, in the taking of which pasto laymen of Protestant churches section will co-operate, will March 2. It is expected t! then will be more favorable. that s Thcehing. of all the SlerEymen a me 3 al . group leaders and enumerators will be held m‘i’\ evening in Pinkney Memo- rial Churcl rish hall, when final in- structions will time. . It is with the hope of ha be |taken. No two members of a denomi- |nation will be on the same canvassing group. Every family will be listed, and if the canvassers are unable to complete their work March 2 they will con it that week until they are through. Announcing Our February Economy Sale Of Oriole Ranges Just picture in your own kitchen a beautiful, sparkling, enamel gas range, in contrasting tones which will har- monize with nearly any color scheme.' The New Oriole has New Style—New Beauty—New Quality. the pleasure of cooking with a beautiful new Oriole. Select the model that fits your needs from the great array now on display in our show rooms during this Great February “Economy” Sale! list all our Oriole Models—BUT: Space does not During This Sale We Shall Feature Espe ci Enjoy now permit us to ally Our Model 933 Oriole Now on Display in Our Showrooms This standard finish Oriole has the 16x18x14-inch oven—beautifully finished with Enamel Trimming with Black Japan—three regular and one ers—“Towel Rack” end shel: On this model, at this price, howeve to make any allowance for your old —Top Burner we will ‘not be able iant burn- ighter. $39.90 COMPLETELY INSTALLED $10.00 for Your Old Range on Any Oriole With Oven Heat Control Terms Can Be Arranged—Easy Monthly Payments With Your Gas Bill Washington Gas Light Co. New Business Department ‘Washington Salesrooms 419 Tenth Street N.W. G A4S National 8280 APPLIANCE Georgetown Salesrooms Wisconsin and Dumbarton Avenues HEADQUARTERS o™ Sy