THE BROOKLYN STANDARD UNION: FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1922.

Graduation Exercises in High and Elementary Schools AB appeal for support of tha demand for the early com-

ttstion of Erasmus High School buildings and a note of warning that the overcrowded conditions in Erasmus and all other city klfh schools, unless immediate remedial steps are taken, will prove very detrimental to the proper education of the students ware the outstanding points in the address made to the 185 members of the January class at the semi-annual commence­ment exercises last evening by the principal, Dr. J. Herbert Low.

Dr. Irew spoke directly and sarn-•etly to tha parenta aaaambled In tha vast auditorium, quoting figures to prove tha almoat Impossibility of properly training; the scholars under ftae present conditions. His words Will undoubtedly carry tar in spurr­ing on the movement to demand the completion of the hollow square of Erasmus buildings in the near fu­ture. ^

The exercises were largely attend­ed and far mora impressive than any held at the Flatbush school in years. United States District Court Judge Edwin L. CJarvin, an alumnus of the achool, made the address to the school, telling of humorous incidents during his school life, and striking • more serious note in his plea for perserverance, energy, Industry, en-thkuslasm, health and specializing Coupled with higher education.

Judge Garvin took occasion to •peak in praise of the wonderful rec­ord made by Hazel Reeves, the honor girl of the class, wha established the unprecedented record of being awarded five medals, in addition to honorable mention for Superior Scholarships in maintaining an av­erage above 90 per cent, in at least three subjects, studied no less than two years. She was awarded the • ramus Hall Medal for the highest Average for four years In all sub­jects; the Turner Medal, highest av­erage senior term; Low Medal, for best all-round girl of the class; Young Medal, for best term essay, and the Fay Social Science prize. In addition, she was the girl leader of Arista.

Dr. Low, In his warning of condi­tions to the parents, declares: "When the new term begins on the first of February, there will be 20,846 scholars registered in the city high schools. In Erasmus alone there will be so many •a to make it necessary to fill this auditorium four times to give in­structions and orders to all pupils. The total seating capacity is 3,600, and we will have over 5,300.

"I ask you all to co-operate with the civic and other bodies to convince the new president of the Board of Edu­cation, whoever he may be, oil the necessity of our new buildings in the 1922 budget. I believe we will get the new gymnasium this year, and we should have the two new buildings to Complete the square," he declared.

Joseph F. Cashman, grade adviser, gave the welcoming address to the Class, according to the programme, hut In reality made his fareweH ad­dress to the school, as he has Just been transferred to Jamaica Training School as assistant head of the Eng­lish department. He has taught In Erasmus for eight years.

The musical programme, finely pre-

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sented, was under the direction of Miss Mary C. Mulligan.

The honors were awarded as fol­lows:

Honorable mention for superior scholarships. An average above 90 per cent, in at least three subjects, no subject having been studied less than two years—Grace London, Hazel Keeve.

Medals. Erasmus Hall medal: high­est average for four years in all sub­jects—Hazel Reeve, 91.39; Grace Lon­don, honorable mention, average 91.28.

Turner medal, highest average se­nior term—Hazel Reeve, 92,69; highest average- seventh term, Grace London, 95.47.

Alfred P. McNulty medal—Robert T. Phlldius.

Low medal—Hazel Reeve. Young Medals, Term Essay—First,

Hazel Reeve; second, Elizabeth Cous­ins; third, Arthur Herwitz.

The Art In Trades Club Meda', First Tear Drawing—Claude C. Bott.

Alexander Medal, Second Year Drawing—William Bagnell.

St. Gaudens Medal, Third Year Drawing—Margaret Brisbane.

Fay Social Science Prize—Hazel Reeve.

Applied Chemistry Prize—Vera Boudin.

Highest averages In order of rat­ing:

Biology—Gilbert Mlttleman, Helen Ferguson.

Chemistry—Richard Sitzler, Jacob Baer.

Economics—Grace London, Haze) Reeve.

English—Hazel Reeve, Elizabeth Cousins.

French—George Schroeder, Hazel Reeve.

History—Hazel Reeve, Grace Lon­don.

Latin—Elizabeth Cousins, Helec Brandt.

Mathematics—Nathaniel Sperling. Richard Sitzler, Milton Shufro.

Physics—Richard Devereux, Milton Shufro.

Physiography—Grace London. Spanish—Mildred Vitale, George

Weaver. The graduates: George Aboussle-

man, Izotta A. Ackerman, Morris Al­bert, Jesse Godfrey Aron, Eva May Austin, Jacob Aaron Baer, Evelyn M. BaileV, Irene Catherine Barr, Edward Kent Bawo, Hilda M. Bayles, Hec­tor A. Beck. Lillian S. Barman, George P. Bischoff, CharteS Jerome Bltzer, Chauncey Bloom, Zelda Borsh. Vera Boudin, Marian Bradley, Helen Brandt, Dorothy F. Broker, Clark M. Brown, Matthew Brown, Joseph G. Brown, James Arnold Brunei] , Grace Bullenkamp, Ruth Burr, Raymond Cahn, Henry Carbonara, Marlon Car-ley, Donald Newland Carson, Ruth Voorhees Castner. Grace M. Charda-voyne, Emanuel Cohen, Julius Cohen, Dora ComlnskV. Robert D. Constable, Juliet Loretta Conway, Alice Cornell, Elizabeth D. Cousins, Dorothy Starr Cowell, Irma Crandall, Madeline ST. Cutnmings, Joseph James D'Adamo, Natalie E. Davis, Sadye Davie, Fred­erick DeAngelis, Donald J. deCastor, George F. Degen, Richard Austin De-vereaux, Xavier DiCapua, James S. Dowaliby, Frederick Alexander Drake, Hazel Alberta Dudley, Ralph O. Ellsworth Theodore Barnes, Jr., Gertrude Epstein, Frances R. Esko-witz, Elizabeth Willis, George R. Ferguson, Helen Ferguson, Himon Fledelbaum, Mildred Fischer, Ran­dolph Nelson Fish, R. Rita Fish man, Catherine Forker, Axel B. Forslund, Bertha E. Frink, Kathryn Friable, Hyman Gelman, Elsie J. Gleseler, Goldie Goldberg, Lotty Goldfarb, N a ­than Goldstein, Lawrence Goodateln, Elsie M. Graham, James B, Grlffen, l-oomis J. Grossman, Stella Grubel, Robert D. Harper, Jacob Hausman, Thelma Hedman, Lawrence George Henry, Claire M. Hersch, Marlon Vera Hlllman, Irwin Lynn Jennings, oilman F, Johnson, Vreeland John­son, Francis Judge, Kathleen R. Ken­nedy, Irene Kilkenny, Dorothea L. Kirk, Ethel Klein, Ned Klein, Isadpre Koeppel, Leonard, Kommel, Jackson Lahn, Alfred Leth, Lillian Levenffial, Sylvia Levin, Ida Leyfne, Ida Levine, Beatrice Levy, Brenda M. Lihme, Grace London, Abraham M. Lowen-thal, August John Lubben, Arthur Lubo, Charles W. MacLean, Edith McClenahan, Everett Joseph McGar-ry, Luella Marguerite Marquand, Concetta L. Martorana, William Mazer, Emma Margaret Meirhoff, Sidney MeVers, Milton Miller, Mlrian L. Miller, Howard Mlnners, Gilbert H. Mittleman, Mae Moore, Maria S. Mul­len Mary M. R. Murphy, Ruth A. Nieber, Helen Edna Olsen. Agnes Pattlson, Robert T. Phllldius, Clark H. Pool, Jr., Perry S. Propp, D. Car­son Ralston, Hazel E. Reeve, Leo H. Reichman, Dorothy Rinaldy, Alice Hinge, Jose Dolores Rosada, Sara Hothenberg, N, Eva Rothman, Sam­uel Rudnltsky, Helen Ryan, Marlon Salzburg, Edgar A. Samuels, Anna Schelnkman, Teunis Schenck, Helen R. Schmauk, Robert A. Schmidt, George Schoeder, Frances , O, Schuman, Beatrice Schwartz, J.'Mil­lard Shlpman, Milton Shufro, Rollln Shufberg, James Shwiller, Selma Sil­verman, William L. SImrell, Theresa Marie Sirchla, Richard R. Sitzler, David H, Skudln, Parry C. Smith, C. Helena Sorensen, Hartley A. Soule, Gladys Myrtle Sowaal, Sidney I* Spear, Nathaniel M. Sperling, Llbby K. Spies, Frederick Stahl. Aldna V. Straun, K. Mildred Surbeck, Ralph L. Swerlow, Florence I. Taylor, Edith Teller. Robert Parker Thomas, Mary Blanchfield Toal, Cecile Trien, A. Armond Van Pelt. Mildred Ellen Mil­dred Ellen Vitale, George Russell Weaver, Gertrude A Wheeler, Ar­thur Owen White, Rose White, Nor­man J. Wolff, John Wood, Jr., Llllaa

%&?.* . " * « * • » Katherlne Toung. Estelle Zappas.

BAY RJDGE H. S. Ntnety,seyen girls were In the

graduating class of Bay Ridge High School at the fifteenth commence­ment exercises In the sehool audi­torium, at Senator street and Fourth avenue, last n ight

The exercises opened with the march of\ths graduates to their seats while the sehool orchestra played the processional, "Row Mighty Are Thy Works."

Wilma Libman, Helen Smith. E b b * Moller and Gladys Swenson, Ha . s officers, led la a salute te the f lat . Miss Else, Finney gave a reading. "Alma Mater." The * elan* song. "Unfold Te Portal*." Frank U Blodgett. president of -Adelphl rV>i-lege, addressed the class, Mies Kate E . Turner, principal of the Bay Ridge High Sehool, presented certi­ficate*, diplomas and honors.

Kxercteea came to a close with •int-ing of d a s * tongs and the re -

C Mnrrla. muslrsl direc­

tor of the school, led the school band Medals—High average for four

years, gold medal, Loretta Sullivan; Proper Memorial gold medal for excellence in history, Bella Racow; Latin medal, silver, excellence in Latin, Loretta Sullivan; music medal, silver, service In orchestra and choral club, May Irwin; gold medal, leadership four years in ser­vice and scholarship, Wilma Libman

Honors—Drawing, Gladys I.lefeld; English, Wilma Libman; French. Evelyn Bleicb; history, Bella Racow, Latin, Loretta Sullivan; mathematics. Esther Olson; music, Mary Maher; physical training, Elsa Finney and Loretta Sullivan; science, Esther Ol­son; Spanish, Evelyn Blelch; stenog­raphy, Ebba Moller; typewriting, Ebba Moller and Mae Salzberg.

The graduates: Cecelia Abels, Pearl Abrams, Florence Baldwin, Anna Bengard, Jeannette Berlin, Zelda Bernstein, Emma Bethill, Jo­sephine Billharz, Evelyn Bleuch. Myrtle Braum, Catherine Brennan, Jean Brown, Agnes Cavanagh, Rita Coakley, Viola Comstock, Evelyn Crane, Virginia Daft, Charlotte Dean, Pia DeCaprariis, Josephine DiMiceli, Ruth Dolobofsky, Agnes Eddlngton, Marion Farrell, Ruth Felnsllber, E l s i Finney, Evelyn French, Florence Gershkowitz, Bernice Gibson, Ger­trude Goldman, Sophie Gonikman, Alice Grainger. Naomi Hallock, Mary Hickman, Hannah Hirshfield, Pauline Holmberg, Janet Howland, Alice Hupa, May Irwin, Mary Jablow, Emily Jansen, Katherine Johhsen, Natalie Katz, Doris Keck, Madeline Kelly, MaiV Kennedy, Evelyn Koch, Helen Krauss, Jeanette Landau, Helen Lewin, Wilma Libman. Gladys Liefeld, Claire Lipshutz, Gladys Ll-roff, Agnes McCarroll, Mary Mc­Laughlin, Alice McQuillan, Marion Maher, Nora Massad, Hortense Meyer, Gladys Miller, Ebba Moller, Alice Nygren, Esther Olson, Marie Orzechowskl, Mary Palno, Fasqual-ina Pellegrlno, Irene PheneV. Bella Racow, Eileen Rafferty, Iola Ragona, Marguerite Rathgiber, Cella Rosen­blatt, Rose Rosenfeld, Mae Salzberg, Blanche Sarnoff, Beatrice Schechter, Ruth Schwartz, Rose Shapiro, Dor­othy Smith Edna Smith, Helen Smith, Flora Solomon, Pauline Sullivan, Loretta Sullivan, Gladys SwenBon, Ellen Trachtenberg, Edna Trier, Dora Weisberger, Dora Weitzner, Thelma White, Lillian Wilson, Rosalie Wolf.

NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. Graduation exercises were held Ves-

terday at the Newtown High School. The following pupils received bronze

medals for excellent service: Blanche liebling, Mariam Margulles, Harry Greenberg and Harry Goldenhar. Nathan Miller was awarded a bronze medal for shop work.

The graduates: Florence Andreen. Joseph Bonanno, Allen Burnham, Warren Crandell Elizabeth Oullln, James Donaldson, Louise Dunning-ham, Arthur Engels, Frances Fal-lath, Samuel Gellman, Lila Hopper, Moe Kasday, William Kingsbury Gertrude Koonmen, Arthur Lane, Bernard Lentz, Margaret McNulty, Margaret Maenner, Theodore Marga, Margaret Muller, Agnes Murphy, Theodore Neher, Charles Patterson, Rose Piliero, Charlotte Preuss, Eliza­beth Quaranta, Marion Quell, Victoria Raimo, Marie Rental!, Rosalyn Rod-ler, Bertha Schaff, HenrV Sehemeck-pepcr, Marion Shea, Ruth Sindelar, Frank Stone, Madeline Testa Anna Tartus, Fred Wohlers, Lena Zenkel, Alexander Zerban, Elsie Ernst Cath­erine Brennan, Margaret Edley, Rob­ert Fiedler, William Gottschen,. E v e ­lyn Herlihyr Otto Hoops, William Kohnken, Raymond Kopp, Florence Lachter, Jeannette La Roza, Agnss McGeary, Emanuel Newman Ger­trude Priester, William Snhult, Mabel Stream, Pauline Timko, Robert Tor-ple, Milton Welgman, Clara Weil, Hannah Welendniger, Ernest Hoff-staetter, Alice Clancy, Harriet Razny.

Public School 10. Public School 10, the Peter Rou-

get, held ita graduation* exercises yesterday in the school hall, at Sev­enth and Prospect avenues, Edwia B. Vline Is principal.

The graduates: Albert A. Alfonsln, William 3,

Bayer, Charles C. Berg, John W. Bloore, Donald S, Bockelman, Frank Broderick. Domenico J. Caeesmo, Louis J. Caputo, William C. Carlson, Charles E. Canidy, Joseph Castel-lano, Jacob Cohen, Murray Cohen, John F, Condon, Louis J. Coppola, Reginald W. Cornelia, Eugene T. Crane, David F. Daly, Michael J. Davella, Harold Davis, Anthony 1. Dembowski, Charles C. Dixon, Ste­phen A. Douglass, James A. Drewry. Harold Easton, Louis M. Ferrara, Robert F. Field, John G. Friedland, John J. Garrlty, Johnston H, Gaw. John H. Gerken, Harry Glaser, Thomas F. Gorman, John W Gry*-wlnskt, Raymond F. Haggerty, Her­bert J. Hall, John Henley, Alfred B Herman, Rodman L. Jacobs, Stanley Jakubowlcz, Joseph Jaworskl, Joseph D, Katz, Michael Katz, Hugh J. J. King, WilHam F. King, Stanley W. Kneale, Walter E . Kraun, Waits--Krawlec, Leo J. Kuras, Noah Levlna, Charles E. Liscum, William F. Luck, Samuel H. Lutenberg, Donald S. Mae-Gregor, Adolf G. Mars, 8. A. Mazu-klewlcz, Eugene P. McCormack, Richard A, McSweeny, Merrell L. Parker, Jacob Paster, Arnold M. Ped-ersen, Antonio F. Perfldlo, Francis rerrotta, Hans W. Petersen, Doml-nick J, Plpitone, Lloyd Plumrldge. Gilbert D. Preston, Meyer Raff, D a ­vid Rubin, Isadore Sackln, Charles C. Saunders, Lester Schiaffino, Fran­cis Shaughneny, David Siege), Lloyd Simmons, Wilton G. Slmms, James E. S. Smith, George Sochefsky. James J. Sottile, John Spada, Christian V. SpangehJ, Henry Steinbuch, Walter Surgeon, James J. Torre, George F. Vatery, Elliot A. Vlale, Frederick T. Volpe, James G. Walsh, Leonard Wudowsky.

Ruth E. Brier, Frances V. Bushame, Catherine Detiere, Flora D'Amato, Marie C. Gambale, Maybelle Garri­son, Clara Gustaw, Louise Ingenito, Julia M. Steingraber, Anna Rescigno.

Public School 44. Graduation exercises at P. S. 44,

John F . Harris, principal, were held yesterday.

The graduates: William Field Arm­strong, Frederick llente, Jacob Bern-sohn, David F. Bravecman, Robert George Campbell, Joseph James Car­ney, Alexander David Charlon, Louis Cicardo, Daniel Joseph Delahanty, David Diamond, Clifford Stewart Douglas, Harry Eisenberg, Morris Etkin, Walter B. Frame, David Gold­stein, Allon Donaldson HauBer, Will­iam Frederick Hlnners. Alexander A. Horowitz, Clarence William Johnson, Philip Lapidus, Henry Lashln, Charles Linderman, Herbert McElroy, James Francis McGowan, Henry John Menze, Zellick Meyer, Solomon Millendorf, Henry Mlutz, Carl Richard Mohrman, Noel Niles, Edward A. O'Brien, Vin­cent Oiiandino, Jacob Peiiin, Henry Perlman, Frederick Robinson, Harold Rosenfeld, Bernard Schainfeld, Lin­coln Seixas, Maurice Joseph, Skelton. Jacob Solomon, Sylvan Emanuel Stern, Benjamin Thomas, John Paul Turner, Lewis H. Tuttle and Thomas Joseph Warren; Kathryn Marion Arundell, Minnie Baum, Martha Mil­dred BesRner, Ethel Borewltz, CeHa Brody, Muriel Elizabeth Courage, Mary E. Daly, Viola Magdalene De Noyior, A. Gwendolyn Dickinson, Edna M. Dobbs, Eugenia Helen Edlln. Sylvia Ettinger, Inez Kathryn Fisher, Helen Dorothea Haase, Myrtle Hall, Marie Lillian Halpern. Selma Heft, Katherine Agnes Herron, Esther Hoff-berg, Florence Marion Holme, Alice Jerusalem, Tillie Kaplan, Lillian Kauf­man, Kathryn Elizabeth Kenney, Rose Ruth Kobrin, Delia Krakower, Mar­garet Sands LaForge, Lois Florence Lane, Freda Lee, Bertha Lehrman, Margaret Levine, Mary Bothwell Littleton, Daisy Florence Lombardo, Ruth Estelle Lund, Mollis Mabel, Doris Frances MacBeth, Clara Eleanor Manning, Itose M. McCarthy, Kather­ine M. McGowan, Marlon E. McGuln-ness, Anna Moses, Ida Ellen Rozan-sky, Mary Rudennan. Anna' Shack-man, Isabella M. Skelton, Margaret Alice Smeltzer, Rose Lillian Spector, Margaret Martha Strain, Tillie Stern, Louise W. Strobel. Rebecca Beatrice Swenkin, Olga D. Tabey, Edith Talley. Veronica Elizabeth Tighe, Frances Tilson, Sadie Miriam Traeger, Edna Muriel Walcott, Rose Wax. Florence Weinbor*. Anna Weiss and Belle Eve­lyn Wollitzer.

Elizabeth Orubel, Angelina Gualtlert. Lillian Haain, Mary Healy. Mamie Herschkowltz, Frances Hirschhaut, Louisa Hofbauer, Alice Hoglander, Rose Kaplan, Gazelle Kerekes. Es­telle Laacher, Bertha Levy, Esther Llshnoff. Freda Marder, Bessie Mar­gulles, Hilda Markowltz, Madeline Miller. Evelyn Newman, Marguerite Xle, Elizabeth Osdln, Rose Pearlman, Valeria Plstermaa, Stella Polansky, Jennie Rapaport, Frances * Rheln, Ray Rodman, Edna Roeder, Sarah Rosenblum, Antoinette Rubino, Louise Rudolph, Sadie Shlakman, Ruth Shurr, Anna Verderber, Cecils Wal­lace, May White, Rose Wiener, An­gela Zlto.

Public School tS . Graduation exercises at P. 8. 12,

Frances A. Weiss, principal, were held yesterday.

The graduates: Harold K. Abrahamsen, Michael A.

Alalmo, Michael A. Chlacchlaro, George L. Dickson, Frank H. Erik-sen, Coraelius W. Farrcli, Jacob J. FlrneLiO, Charles Frey, Herbert Ja­cobean, Joseph K. Klabundy, Dome-nick P. Lombardl, Thomas J. McGee, Harold J. Mlnderroann, Edward S. Sorensen, Robert J. Watt, Emanuel Weiaaler, Harold E. West, Howard P. West, Arthur Wilson, Thomas Zam-brano, Anna Abramson, Gemma V. Blsao, Christian G. Brooks, Viola Bryntidsen, Louise J. Cicero, Emily L. Farrlello. Anna T. Marra, Anna E. Muller, Lillian A. Nicolosl, Doretta R. Puckhaber, Rose A. Raggio, An­gelina P. Scotch, Mary R. Schwartz, Angelina C. Sclmone, Janet E. Taylor.

Sam Amarumma, Satvatore Asta-tlta, Frank De Lesslc, Frank De Maree, Joseph V. Farina, S a j m e Hetfron, Lawrence N. Jensen, Hirry T. Larsen, Carmine Malrlno, An­thony J. Mazzle, C. Corey Mills. Paul Monte. Bianehl, Michael S, Monte-marano. Carmine Nastro, Terry N. Nelson, Matthsw V. O'Brien, Alger­non Schmidt. Edward G. ghelta, John A. Thompson, Harold E, Tamer. Sal-v a tore p . Manlscaleo, Alexander WiUfter, John Katelli, Edna Blank,

Public School 72. Graduation exercises were held yes­

terday at Public School 72. The grad­uates: Harry Salzberg, Sophie S. Silver, Freda Dornbush, John Bareca, Ether Goodman,, Rega Bragman, Lil­lian Spiegel,, Rose Hershowitz, Edith Sundack, Harry Fleisher,, Esther Orinsberg, Bella Prince, Esther G. Katz, Edna Smith, Deborah Rosen, Rose Lack, Lena Da Robertls, Hv-man H. Kallnofsky, Blanche Mahler, Dorothy Hamburger, Emanuel Ker-stein, Lillian Cohen, Sadie Cohen, Mary Feldstein, Frances Fish, Gussie A. Gelman, Pauline Ginsler, Bennie Alterbaum. Isadore Alterbaum, Will-" lam Bailey, Issao Berman, Jacob Bernstein, Albert A. Berry, Charles S. Brazil, Louis L. Brutman, Carl Cherkls., Charles Contlno, Aaron A. Davis, Lester D. Diamond, Joseph A. Ehrlick, Michael Frasecella, Sidney Freiband, HenrV C. Gunderman, Mary Goldstein, Minerva Gordon, Bertha Hechtman, Rose Hellmger, Gussie Kramer, Freda Levitt,, Julia Miranda, Blanche Monoson, Evelyn Myers, Caroline Nola, Betty Pepin, Catherine Raeioppie, Esther Rashkin! Beatrice Roseman, Ida Schornick, Sadie Shankman, Clara Silver, Marie Tomasulo, Fannie Tritt, Tllllo Tritt, Sarah Weidman, Mildred Weisser, Alexander Hnlpcrn, Jacob Hasen-fratz. Julius Homier, Abraham Jar-ofsky. Max Kramer, Sam Ladenhelm, Danisl S. Lerner, Alex Levine, Meyer Rosenfeld, Sidney L, Roth, Isidore, Schwartz. Jacob A. Shtattland, Harrv B. Singer, Rocco Tassone, Joseph M. Weinberg, Philip Weiss.

Public School 74. Public School 74 (the Almon G,

Merwln School) holds its graduation exercises to-day. The graduates are:

Benjamin Axelrod, Bernard Axel-red, Moses Beckefman, Max Berko-wltz, Harry Bellaeh, John Bentz, Aleck Bolnlck, Matthew Boris, Mor­ris Braun, Ruben Brodsky, Morris Dankner, Philip Diamond, William Dlehl. Ell Dlnerman, Richard Domke, Louis . Dubow, Isidore Freundlich, John Foster, Sidney Gindin, Jacob Gruber, George Hell-man, William Henn, George Hoch George Holl, Bertram Isaacs, Jacob Jocknowitz, Isidore Joaephson, Dan­iel Kaplan, Harry Katzke, Joseph Keppel, John Kretner, Barney Lc-bascl, Benjamin Levine, Seymour Mackler. Raphael Marcellino, Har­old Martin, Leo Mllkensteln, Cler­mont Moll, Isidore Mossoff, Edmund Oliflers, Peter Peterson, Harold Philips, Ernest Itefeb, Morris Rlsp-ler, Frank Roth, Ferdinald Ruaso, William Samuels; Benjamin Schnltz-er, Joseph Schiff, Jack Shwlrsky, Leon Stelnman, Frank Tagllavls, H. Tessler, George Van Wirkic, Henry Verderber, Harold Wandmacher, A. Weiss, Mary Armato, Anna Axelrod, Marie Bassctt, Marie Batty, Helen Borodofsky, Esther Botshon, Gussie Cantor, Mary Clclo, Edith Cohen, Gertrude Cohen, Leah Cohen, Sophie Dankner, Mary Dubrowolsky. Paul­ine Drncker, Minnie Duhofsky, Helen Elfletn, Charlotte Epstein, Adelaide Fehrer, Lillian Fine, Beatrir-e Fox, Angelina Gamblno, Sadie Gold, Rose Goldberg, Ida Gold­man, Anna Goltz, Nancy Orlnbaum,

Public School 75. Graduation exercises take place to­

night at P. S. 75, of which Jphn K. Bolen la principal. The graduates:

Milton Abrams, Charles Francis Blake. Jr., Charles Behrlnger, Ber­nard Solomon Dornfeld, Alvin Robert Eckert, Edward. Peter Goelz, Jr., James John Joseph Hoston, John Charles Johnson, George Franklin Penny, George Frank Stelnheimer, Joseph Sala, Edwin Gustav Schu-macker, Russell Stanford Smith, Jr., Rudolph Calvin Starcke, Harry Ram­sey Wackett.

Marie Berg, Mildred Rose Braut-man, Anna Baumann, Ethel Estelle Eckhardt, Bernice Feinberg, Dorothy Marie Fauer, Mamie Buhler, Flor­ence Chigala, Mary Jeanette Doody, Sylvia Miriam Ehlicl:, Elizabeth Au­gusta p:ichhorn, Helen Margaret Fox, Anna Elizabeth Gloisrein, Johanna Lena Heinbitz, Helen Antoinette Jan-son, Margaret Elizabeth Kuper, Min-nett Lane, Josephine Rich, Louise Marie Snedecker, Agnes Catherine Thebesz, Laura Wegbecker, Elizabeth Mary Weiss.

Fred John Behrmann, Louis Frank Brass, Jacob William Dose, William Eissler, Charles Albert Fallert, Harry Lawrence Kamp, John Jack Kraus, Raymond William Marinho, Ludwig Bernard Munchmeyer, Louis Neistein, William Henry Osborn, Wallace Rob-bins, Solomon Smith, William Fred­erick Tiedeman, Russell, Clifford Timpson, Fred William Dunn.

Edward Berger, George Feldman, Charles Flrmbach, Morris Flalhopp, George Gabrilowitz, Charles Gerlach, Abraham Isralow, Alfred Kirch*?v, Charles Kissllng, Iver Larsen, Alex­ander Skipper, Jesse Vertun, Hans Weber, Henry Zimmer.

Katherine Arneth, Florence Bar-nett, Mildred Bohner, Antoinette Con-l'ortie, Rosalie Fischmann, Mary Hafner, Clara Noehl, May Kleewitz, Regina Klenert, Emily Kratz, Helen Lunz, Matilda Rottach, Helea Sauer, Edna Meers, Fannie Vertun.

Julius Baer, Peter Berger, George Blatz, Clifford Plemer, Nathan Flor-enberg. Irving G.-ossman, Bond Kill-mer, Fred Kracke, Edward Lech-leitner, Morris Lelchner, Abraham Motlin, Herman Schatzberg, Joseph Stein, Solomon Titelbaum.

Anna Benans, Clara Caspar, Ruth Cohen, Harriet Cumminas, Catherine Dulujer, Alice Hafner, Edith Hamil­ton. Mildred Kauh, Antoinette Kup-prion, Antoinette La Marca, Pearl Magner, Florence Mittenzvvei. Rrita Murphy, Marie Nlmmo, Harriet Roth-enberger, Eugenie pittenbender.

Public .SOIKOOI 80. Graduation exercises at P. S. 80,

West Nineteenth street. Coney Isl­and, of which John J. Loftus Ja prin­cipal, were held Wednesday.

The graduates: Molly Arbitman, Cella Baer, Annie Berger, Mildred

I Brustein, Fannie Borshefsky, Jennie I rohen, Pearl Cohen, Lillian Davis, ! Alice Dearman, Esther Primmer, i Fannie Fischberg, Goldie Fox, Ger

trude Gladstone, Gertrude Horowitz, Nettie Kosden, Bella Krantz, Blanche

t Liebling, Miriam Margulies, Rose I Mitchell, Ida Mucknick, Sadie Neu-i shotz, Sadie Nevin, Sadie Pincus, ! Hannah Reingoid, Jennie Scalafanl, I Rose Schneider, Jennie Schwartz, I Bessie Shapiro. Yetta Sherman, Inez isillltta, Helen Sussman, Rose Talamo, ' Svlvia Tigel, Sarah Trachtenberg, Ce­celia Walters, Peter AbTamowitz, To­bias Bershatsky. Abraham Bloom, Charles P. Cass. Jacob Cohen, Nathan rohen, Simon Penowitz, Samuel Do-liner, Isidore Effrat, Hyman Fish-bach, Samuel Folleuder, Isidore For-don, Milton J. Geisler, Harry Gol­denhar, Harrison Greenberg, Harry Greenberg, Paul E. Heckler, Joseph Herman, Harold Herzog, Hyman Hlrschman, Philip Horn, Joseph Krasnopolsky, Isidore Lewis, Nathan L. Michael, Nathari Miller, Rudolph M Nadler, Norman H. Polonsky, Maurice. Rabinowitz, Isidore Ratner, CharlesRosenberg, Harry Rosenthal, Samuel S. Rosenthal. Michael Sha-nlro, Moe Slobotsky. Harry Stelson. Samuel Turtletaub. Louis Weinberg, Joseph Welt, Alexander T. Zacker, Morris Zel ger.

Public School S5. Graduation exercises were held

vesterday at the Franklin K, Lane Junior High School, P. S. 85, of which Charie* B. Sprtegmey** • principal.

The graduates: Kmil Bierman. Bernhardt Breilzer,

Perry Brynea, David Capson, Hyman Cohen, James De Francisci, Nathan Geldman, Alan Gerhardt, Hyman Ginsberg. Rubin Goldsmith, William Karp. Francis Kataman, Abraham Kenln, Harry Kozlofsky, Charles Kuknow, Hyman Lapldua. Louis

SALTS IF B R O H C H Y AND KIDNEYS HURT

SHE IS "FULL OF PEP"

THEY SAY She is Crood-Looking and Gay

and is Always Ready for a Good Time,

Leen, Irving Lesonsky, Harry Leven-ter, Herman Mencher, Arnold Moss, Manuel Nassau, Sidney Palleyesch, Hyman Petersllie, Morris Reinsdorf, Max Rosen, Abe Schlffman, Meyer Schiller, Hyman Sehrman, Harry SUversteln, Benjamin Sptrn, Martin Strtckler, Robert Stroh. Charles Welgel, Samuel Weinman, Samuel Zledman, Philip Zimmerman, Samuel Zuckerman.

Milton Adelman, Howard Belke, Abraham Brandler, Edwin Ciora, Raymond Cohen, Hyman Cohen, John Diemer, George Dietz, Max Gross, Lawrence Grotjan, John HappcL Leon Hoffman, Herbert Hutner, Waclaw Impert, Charles Kossman, Edwin Maloney, Robert Medl, Louie Michaelson, Curie Montero, Callie Morris, Harry Rosner, Raymond Ryan. Abraham Sackhelm, Daniel Hchleher, Stanley Schuwal, Joseph Siris, Adolph Stilz, Mary Coleman, Julia Feldman, Viola Ferguson, Yetta Hammer, Mazle Henry, Pauline Horn. Margaret McDevitt, Florence Meyer, Fanny Oberlander, Mary Selberling, Florence Seldcs, Bessie Shapiro, Rebecca Wcinsteln, Dorothy Weiss, Alice Winterbottora.

Helen Abramowitz, Charlotte E. Abramson, Grace Budd Atkinson, Claire Auerbach, Lila Blgnatti, Lydia Louise Blrkper, Charlotte G. Bern­stein, Josephine Brandenburg, Maria L. Braun, Olive E. Caccloppo, VI-vienne M. Camps, Irene Colligan, Helen May • Davert, Grace Eileen Dawklns, E%'a Edelstein, Selma Flin-ker, Dorothy A. Gasser, Adele Gillis, Marguerite ' A. Goodhue, Josephine Grandillo* Sophie A. Greeneld, E. Grace Grlmshaw, Hattie Hirsh, Clara Kaps, Gladys Viola Keeney, Galia Kessler, Catherine L. Kirby, Mar­guerite L Kuecke, Lilian J. Lipner, Barbara Louise Loeffler, Selma L Markowltz, Rose Podorofsky, Fran­ces B. Radner, Dinah Ratensky. Es­ther Ratner, Anna Szerensky, Berna-dette W. Sattery, Lena Snyder, Ma­deleine F. Stephens.

Wm. Armbruster, Herbert Beatty, Israel Bloomeld, Philip Boguslaw-sky, Jack Cooper, David Coral, Rap­hael Grover, David Holzman, Nathan Katz, Leo Mellon. Abraham Olflan-der, William Otten, Samuel Paris, Jacob Rosenberg, Solomon Rosen­berg, Isaac Rosenblum, Meyer Schlel-fer, Edgerton Schoenhardt, Franklin Small, Herbert Stanton, David Wein-trob. Helen Abramson, Mary Bus-cemi, Sophia Feldberg. Edna Flem­ing, Dora Frank, Li|lia/n Hickey, Bessie Janower. Pauline Karsofsky, Rose Kass," Bella Klmbrig, Fanny Levine, Alice Mlchelson, Florence Pearlman, Phoebe Pereira, Marie Rodi, Sadie Rosen, Rebecca Sapodin, Sarah Serlin, Elizabeth Weaver, So­phie Wein.

Isidore Bierman, Milton Blumen-thal, Max Chernowitz, Robert Con­nelly. Henry Duwe, Sol Fenlchel, David Goldstein, Hentsy Gollpnder, Anna Ackerman, Grace Crlppen, Lil­lian Gold, Gertrdue Groene, Harold Creenberg, George Harker, Isidor Liebowitz, Oscar Markowitz, Frank Mue, Herman Plldesco, Philip FotfoT-sky, George Riechers, Ethel Litwln-off, Mildred Moriarty, Ethel Reaven, Anna Reynolds, Albert Relss, Samuel Sandrowitz, Louis Silverman, Henry Simon, Henry Spitz, Israel Strongin, Joseph Waldman, Joseph Eugene Waldeman, Marcia Richdale, Maud Stubner, Helen Wicks, Dorothy Wil­liams,

David Abelson, Everett Abrams, Charles Beck, Harold Belerstedt, Solomon Bergenfeld,' Alex Blumberg, Clinton Clifford, Alexander Coghili Irving Cohen, Arthur DaVey, Joseph Devlin, Edwin Fuertlnger, Paul Ge-zelter, Henry Gells, Benjamin Geller, Ferdinand Giordano, David Goldman, John Hoffman, William Hundt, Harry Isaacson, Alexander Kennel, Francis Kinsella, Edwin Kutner, Abraham Landau, Victor Levy, John McCuen, Joseph Moskowltz, Isadore Nlpoinnish, Bernard Nugent, George O'Deii. Carmine Pulgrano, Edward Purcell, Joseph Sehlettler, George Scholl, Charles Slebert, Charles sfumpf, William Sullivan.

Francis A. Abruuzzo, Jacob Alt-man, Fred C. fiurfeind, Philip Chasa-noff, Wilbur H. N. Hamje, Augustus Hiile, Harold Isacson, Ernest Mark Jones, Nathan Kars, Thomas Edward Kf>rn, Henry G. Kissel, Hyman Kralea, Louts Margulies, Herbert Melcer, Joseph v. M^y^r, Edward Moritz, Isaac Newfleld, >uilus L Paehman, Harry F. Rlchter/^Walter J, Wilshaw, Gertrude H. AppelbSKjrn

Josephine J. Biscardi, May Agnes Brady, Rachel Chanlnkes, Ernestine t.iinsberg. Rose L. Goldblum, Rebecca Goldfarb, Mollis Helden, Emma M. Holweg, Mary Theresa Joachim, Frances Katzman, Martha Mildred Kress, Selma Marens, Florence Mc-Intyre, Martha Saftler, Anna Skla-reff, Rebecca Stahl, Sophie Stryer.

Eva Abowltz, Jennie Adams, Julia Aegerter, Elisabeth Blechman, Irene Branlgan, Ida Brown, Burae, Mar­garet Burke, Lillian Cohen, Marie Eiseman, Tillie Federbush, Ida Fie-delman, May Friedman, Rebecca Goldin, Beatrice Goldstein, Rose Goodman, Lillian Grlmeck, Martha Herman, Dora Kraman, Beatrice Levine, Alice Levov, Eleanor Macko-wlak, Frances Merlino* Rose Mlgda-loff, Mollis Miller, Rose Mlnsky, Ruth Pressman, .Ada Racoff, Ger­trude Rudin, Rose Schneider, Olga Schroeder, Evelyn Stein, Rose Tar-dunc% Louise Varwig, Lena Vort, Dinah Wagman, Sylvia Weiner.

Rose Bernes, Alice Becker, Elean-ora Broderson, Rebecca Feder, Helen Fink, Priscilla Forman. Mary Fos­ter, Johanna Grune, Rose Harris, Helen Harriman, Alice Hooper, Alice Hundt, Ethel Jacobson, Mamie Jaffe, Use Jansen, Bella Karnovsky, Emily Kessel, Sophie Kimels, Mildred Koe-nig, Fannie Krelt, Veronica Kuenle, Hannah Marcus, Sarah Miller, Muriel Ock, Elizabeth Rung, Lena Schnei-derman, Ethel Schulman, Ida Schul-man, Dorothy Schultz, Jennie Schwalb. Stella Schwartz, Miriam Sclar, Ruth Segal, Florence Slmen-dinger, Vincenza Sauillacl, Ethel Tucker, Margaret Wichmann, Gussie Wolf.

Ruth Alexander, Florence Bauer-hyte, Minnie Dewey. Martha Estrup, Helen Hall, Gladys Himmelsback, Ruth Ledeman, Frances Lombardl, Dorothy Mason, Marion Miller, Cath­erine Philips, Theresa Roehre, Fran­ces Rothar, Margaret Steinhofer, Hazel Weiss, Anna Zalewsky, Clif­ford Hantke, William Corey, Charles Hundt, Fred'k Hundt. Max Kroch-mal, Isidore Levy, William McGov-ern, Henry Meyer, Raymond Neu-man, John Ross, Joseph Seikel.

Roy Andolpho, William Donohue, Lawrence Htitman, Elwood Kent, William LelsS, Norman Lloyd, Jo­seph Maher, Arlington Meek, Theo­dore Minderman, John Rhodes, Fred Ruh, I>eo Strikowsky, Nathan Weltz, Adelaide Ammann. Olive Easeman, Kathleen Fisher, Helen Helbel, Lil­lian Jaeger, Florence Larkin, Myrtle Masterson, Esther McConnell, Helen Naber, Alice Reese, Nellie Rosen­berg, Hilda Sandler, Emily Spreen, Gertrude Weber. Ida Wolkind.

j Public School 102. Public School 102, the Bay View

School, of which James J. Burke is principal, had its exercises yesterday, with an address by Borough > Presi­dent Riegelrrjann. The graduates: Arthur J. Backlund, R.ussell Lewis Bartlett, Carl G. Bjorklund, Walter George Borst, George William Bre-vig, Harold Bugge. Edward Jerome Burns, Nathan Cares, Robert Walter ("arisen, William Joseph Cogan, Francis Xavier Connors, David Her­bert Crlchton, Henry Wilhelmus Pas. Hllyer Allen Du Bols, Puryear Held Fiala, Alf Oiav Gauteson, Garret Ed­ward Green, Joseph Dennis Harring­ton, Stanley Frank Hartrige, Gil-mary Michael Hostage, Leo John Kelly, Henry Anton Kulhanek, Ralph Lawson, Wesley Joseph Me-Goff, Richard rthur MoMahon. Earl Moore, Henry Morgenstein, Alexan­der L. Munson, Bertram Nussbaum, CarltonElsworth Oakes, Manuel Ja­cob Price, Edward Anthony Regan, John Joseph Reynolds, John Rogers, ohn Drury Rothenberger, Gerald Thomas Ryan, William Alphonsus Schecher, ohn Napoleon Schneider, George Schoeller, Charles William Serves, George Francis Sheehan, Leo Francis Stafford, Nathan Tartakov. Edwin Wilson Tipple, George Ed­ward Traendly, Henry Lewis Walker, Francis Waters, Walter Luke Willl-gan, Herbert Frances Wright, Alfhlld Arnesen, Marie Jeanette Atkins, Marie Hophle BInnlnger, Gertrude Emma Bird, Elsa P. Bierrlng, Lucille Marie Bogert, Eleanor V. Cain, Edith Eileen Chater. Helen Gertrude Cook, Gladys H. Clausen, Louise, Daney. Marjorle Barrett Davis, Helen M. Prewes, Marlon O. Ebbers, Elizabeth Mary Fenton, Florence Elizabeth Fox. T^eona Goldberg, Cella Sylvia Goot, Rhoda Halvorsen, Mable Viola

I Hansen, "Mat'lda Sylvia Hochberg,

Natalie Edna Hoffmen, Evelyn Au­drey Jarner, Lily Kaplan, Mary Agnes Keeler, Doreen Leach, Marioa Lennon, EtheLLittle, Canaille S. Loh-man, Anna Barbara McCulloch, Mary Agnes McGoldrlck, Anna El -frieda Miller, Mildred M. Miller, Mil­dred B. Moffatt, Josephine E. Mor-cerf, Edith P. Nelson, Helen K. O'Donnell, Bertha Perlman, Elsie Elizabeth Peterson, Helen R. Rleger, Miriam Sylvia Schecheter, Vincenza, Emma Sichenze, Violet Katherine Staihand. Marion J. Van Olinda, Helen Harriet Warmutb, Helen B. Williamson, Stella Julia Wltkowskl, Minnie Marion Wisotsky. Rose Vir­ginia Veltrl, Karln A. WUlber*.

Public School 104. The largest class In the history wt

P. s. 104, of which Frank Pickelakjr is principal, was graduated to-day, when forty-seven boys and glrla *e-celved diplomas.

The graduates: Mary Mildred Blecha, Dorothea

Agnes Elom, Frank Vincent Cera-mello, Alexander Cook, Margaret Mary Connally, Frank Bernard Con­nors, Odolph Dalsba, Mildred Lillian Dalton, Oksel Fauchold, Mary Helen Ferrara, Arthur Michael Grecco, Wil­liam Hodgklss, Alexander Wilson Harris, Edward George Harvey, Charles E. Hendley, George Otto Hess, Carl Daniel Holmgren, Eleanor Louise Hooper, Frank Joseph Isola, George Gregory Johnson, Lillian Ve­ronica Karpsen, Roy Ivar Knudsen, Ole John Larsen, Henry William Leeman, Frances Catharine Mazzel, Eleanor Mary McEvoy, Edwin Harry McKenna, Edgar George Ernest Moss, Pierre Peerebom, Douglas Olbert Po-lese, Edwin Pavall, Orlando Francis Raffaele, Carl Raemert, Cecil Edward Robbins. Silvio Sarro, Bessie George-anna Shaddock, James Frederick Sheridan, Jorn James Sullivan, Vic­tor Anthony Tadrass, Jack Armando Trayna, Vincent Joseph Trotta, J o ­seph John Tufton, John Nicholaa White, Jr., Lawrence Andrew White, Harriet Louise Wilson. ^J.

Public School 110. Graduation exercises were held

Wednesday night at Publlo School 110. The graduates:

William Aramski, Joseph A. Bear, Peter J. Beadier, Rocco Beatrlee, Charles A. Berg, William Bond, John A. Chambers, Theodore Chrlstianson, Louis Cohen, Joseph Dalton, Michael J. Darnowski, Walter Dembski, Jo­seph James Dillon, John Duffy, Wil­liam Dunkenbergen, Ellsworth F . Dunne, Henry J. Eichlnger, Raphael Feigelson, William R. Feil, Sablno B. Fico, Edward Foster, Milton Frledlander, Arthur Gehrleln, Lud­wig Germeroth, Benjamin Gold­stein, Charles J. Graff, Alfred Han-nett, Charles F. Hasenmeyer, John Haubell, Raymond Hupf, William James, Samuel Janowsky, Edward P. Knoob, 'MiHep. Kppllk, Michael A-Kornrumpf, Frantis i t . Ko«ow, A. Kraft, Roy H. Krause, Emanuel S. Kraut, Christian Kuhasz, Howard R. Lichtwald, Raymond McCabe, John J. McConetrhv, Frank Mazzeo, w a i ­ter L. Miller, William Mullen, Dan­iel O'Brien, Andrew Paczovsky, Ed­ward Peters, George Phillips, George Plank, Harold J. Rayve, Martin Red-lus, Charles Rodman, Arthur Royal, Peter A. Sarderowski, William J . Schlckler, Jacob Schwartzberg, 3. Smith, Joseph A. Sobolewskl,- Sole- < mon Sokeloff, John A. Susowskl, Edwin Swanson, Edward Szymanskt, Joseph Talay, Frank Wojclechowski, Meyer Wunderlich, G. A. Young,

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its power to bring to the wearer Health.

Happiness, Prosperity, Lone life and Good Luck. The fad of the hour the country over. Don't accept imitations I Look for the % itamped inside.

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Stop eating meat for a while if your Bladder is troubling

you.

Why is a girl popular? Look around and see what a good time the good-looklng ones have all the time. Men seek them e-ut and a«k them to parties, dancca and'entertainments. And no­tice that it is not the dall-face type j real men like most, but the red-) blooded girl with "pep" and happy good nature. Any girl who is tired and languid and has a poor complex­ion and dull eyes can improve her condition and be far happier if she will simply take Gude's Pepto-Man-gan antil she baa put her blood into good condition. Red blood means "full of lite" and "full of Ufa* usually means happiness.

Try Gwde'g Pepto-Mangan and see how much better yen feet. Doctor* have used It nearly thirty years for weak, run-down people. It helps them get well. Sold in both liquid and tablet form,—Adv.

When you wake up with backache and dull misery In the kidney region it generally means you have been eating too much meat, says a well-known authority. Meat forms uric acid which overworks the kidneys in their effort to filter It from the blood, and they tecome sort of para­lysed and loggy. When your kidneys get sluggish and clog you must re­lieve them, like you relieve your bowels; removing all the body'a urinous waste, else you have back­ache, sick headache, dlzsy spells; your stomach sours, tongue is coated, and when the weather Is bad you have rheumatic twlngea The urine is cloudy, full of sediment, channels often get sore, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three time* during the night.

Either coneult a good, .reliable physician at once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoonrul in a glass of water before breakfast for a f«w days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous MIL* is made from the a d d of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithla, and has been used for generations t o alaan and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralise acids in tha urine so it no longer Irritates, thus ending blad­der weakness,

Jad Salts is a life saver for reg­ular meat eaters. It is Inexpensive, r-annot injure and makes a delight­ful), effervescent lithia-water drink.— Adv. i

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