More Public Schools Award Diplomas to Large Classes of Graduates Diplomas Won By 166 Girls

At Bay Ridge High School Certificates and Medals Presented by Principal Turner

—Address by Dr. John L. Tildsley.

The twentieth commencement of Bay Ridge High School, Sixty-seventh street and Fourth avenue, was celebrated last night in the auditorium of the school. One hundred and sixty-six girls received diplomas for a four-year general course. An address was delivered by Dr. John L. Tildsley, district super­intendent.

The honor pupils of the graduating class were seated on the platform. Miss Isabella P. Coffin, grad,e ad­visor, presented the graduates to Miss Kate E. Turner, principal, who conferred the degrees and honors. The salute to the flag was led by Miss Alice Cadorini, president of the general organization; Miss Dorothy Mossi, secretary of the general or­ganization, and Miss Louise Eicke, president of the senior class. The musical programme was furnished by the Bay Ridge High School Or­chestra, of which Eugene C. Morris Is director.

Medals were presented to the fol­lowing girls: Marie Kelley, gold medal for highest average for four years; Harriet Lange, Proper me­morial gold medal for excellence In history; Ethel M. Johnson, St. Gaudens medal for fine draftsman­ship; Louise Elcke, Alfred C. Bos-som medal for co-operation in gov­ernment; Marie Kelly, New York Classical Club medal for four years' excellence in Latin; Edna Slatnick, Alliance Francaise medal for excel­lence in French; Lillian O'Neill, American Association of Teachers of Spanish medal for excellence in Spanish, and Anna Novendstern, sil­ver medal for excellence in typewrit­ing and office practice.

Honors for high attainments were given to the following: Anna Noveod-Btern, bookkeeping; Marion Lybolt and Edna Snyder, drawing: Harriet Lange, history; Marie Keiley, Latin: Frances Reardon, mathematics; Kathrine Barrow, music: Maud Jenssen, physical science: Elizabeth •Williams, physical training; Lillian O'Neill, Spanish; Ellen Moller, ste­nography; Alice Nelson and Anna Novendstern, typewriting. ..

Alice Cadorini Is head Arista girl. The other Arista members are: Alba Anderson, Muriel Babeuf, Miriam Bookfffein. Anna Dick. Zena Dwber-•tein. Louise Eicke, Dorothy- Fogel, Paula Jensen, Maud Jenssen, Ethel P . Johnson, Marie Kelley, Marion Kenny, Harriet Lango, Libbie Lewis, Marlon Lybolt, Mildred Magid, Dorothy Mossi, Alice Nelson, Elsie Nissen, Lillian O'Neill, Ethel Prendergast, Frances Reardon, Juliet Sieveking, Rose Straus, Kathryn Walsh, Anna •Ward, Virginia Wickett and Emma Windrum.

Marie Kelley received great ap­plause when called to the platform to receive, her gold medal for the highest average during the high school course, her Classical Club , , „ . „ . _ medal fo r four years of Latin, and 11*1, Henrietta Pinas. Philip Sherlin special honors In Latin. I Frances Wemphal « « — a n . m „ „

There were some evidences of stu­pidity in handling the crowd in con­nection with the exercises. These, poor arrangements in dealing with some visitors marred an ' otherwise well directed event

List of graduates: Alba Anderson, G-ladys Anderson, Hilda Anderson, Jessie Allenson, Marion Arnzen, A. Axnes, Muriel .Babeuf. Kathrine Bar­row, Adeline Behrens. Anna. Bell, N. Belowsky, Ethel Berkowitz, Leslie Billings, Sylvia Birkenhaum, Lillian Blank. Miriam Bookstein, Gertrude Brenner. Ruth Brlghtman, Evelyn Brown, Grace Brown, Evelyn Bruce, Columbia Buecigrossi, Alice Cado­rini. Lillian Cahan, Rose Charap, Sadie Cheskin, Mildred f'hetkin, Mil­dred Clark, Grace Clinton, Sara Cohe», Miriam Cooper, Agnes De-laney, Beatrice Dellamano, Clara. Depkin, Eleanor De Salvo, Anna Dick, Zena Duberstein. Juliet Dun-worth, Mamie Bskstat, Louise Eicke, Ruth Elpern, Gertrude Farber, Ger­trude Fenska, Grace Filon, Sylvia Fineman, Grace Fiseh, Dorothy Fogel, Beatrice Fredrlksen, Dorothy Friedman, Leonore Furey, Helen

Gallagher, Marion Gannon, Henrietta Garmise, Frances Gashel, Euphemia Ghelardi, Mollle Golden, Helen Gold­man, ida Goldman, Margaret Goode, Anna Goodsell, Dorothy Gronquist, Mary Gruskin, Charlotte Hansch, Anna Hansen, Florence Hansen, Kate Harris, Ida Hettinger. Helen Hirsch-horn, Thelnia Hodes, Beatrice Hogan, Belle IsraeT, Esther Jablow, Paula Jensen, Helen Johnsen, Maud Jens­sen, Ethel M. Johnson, Ethel P . Johnson, Lulu Kamen, Minnie Kap­lan, Gudrun Kartevoid, Marie Kelley, Marjorle Kellman, Olive Kellman, Marion Kenny, Edna Klages, Emma Klages, Barbara Klein, Rose Kram­er, Beatrice Kraus, Signe Laine, Har­riet Lange, Bernice Laturen, Edna Letkowitz, Ethel Lewis, Libbie Lewis Ethel Lubart, Marion Lybolt, Mary Magee, Mildred Magid, Marie Mag-lio, Marie Maugone, Ella Mark, A. McCormack, Sarah Michalof, Ellen Moller, Dorothy Mossi, Monica Mulli­gan, Alice Nelson, Elsie Nissen, Anna Novendstern, Lillian O'Neill, Joseph­ine Paino, Hannah Pearlman, Mil­dred Peterson, Edna Poppe, Lillian Prickett, Ethel Prendergast, Sophie Rabinowitz, Frances Reardon, Alice Redmond, Rose Rlbak, Esther Salz-berg, Ida Sawicky, Sara Schechter, Clara Schrieber, Sara Schlnian, Paul­ine Schwartz, Florence Serxner, Ruth Shellens, Marion Side, Alice Siegel, Juliet Sieveking. Edna Slatnick, F. Slobodkln, Gladys Smith, Edna Sny­der, Lottie Sobel, Elna Soderstrom, Ruth Spiegel, Marie Spinola, Rose Straus, Anna Spitznagel, Stella Stern, Diana Steingartz, Tina Steinback, C. Swanson, Elise Thaens, Verity Thompson.Bella Tigel, Rose Tornello. Elizabeth Valentine, Janet Wallace, Kathryn Walsh, Goldy Walz, Anna Ward, Ethel Watrous. Estelle Wein-traub, Isabelle Weitzel, Alta Welton, Edith Whitehouse, Virginia Wickett, Marie Willandt. Elizabeth Williams, Emma Windrum, Martha Winett, Clara Zamkin.

AT ST. AUGUSTINE'S • i . f t i • *

Largest Class in History of

High School Addressed by

ex-Senator Calder.

Maxwell Training School Graduates Class of 300

Address on "Romance of Teaching" Is M*K|e by Dr. Gustav Strauhenmuller, Associate Superintendent.

Public Scaool 179. The exercises of P. S. 179, Avenue C,

between East Second and East Third streets, were held yesterday. One of the features was a one-act playlet, "Spreading the News," in which the following participated: Ernest Kalik, Kate Licata, Nathan. Baral, Samuel Wall, Milton Hornsfein, Martin Nadk\ Evelyn Moses, Lenore Reiser, George Schaefer and Saul Feldman.

A, picture was presented to the school on behalf of the graduates by Maxwell Rosa. Special medals aud honors were conferred on Nathan Ba-

St. Augustine's High School last night graduated the largest and probably the most i romlnc-:'. class in its history. The exercises were held at the school auditorium in Park place near Sixth avenue, which is the largest of its kind in the Borough.

Ex-Senator William *».. Calder an old friend of Rt. Rev. Mgr. Edward W. McCarty. LL.D. pastor of St. Augustine's addressed the graduates.

All the members of the crack relay team which gathered in so many trophies at the various inter-scholastic meets Were graduated.

Joseph McCabe who in the Poly Prep meet broke all previous school records by covering 220 yards in 22 2-5 seconds, and Thomas Fogarty whose Jump at the inter-scholastic meet held recently a t Troy, estab­lished M. record of 10 feet 7 inches were among those who received di­plomas.

The graduates Included the fleet-footed champions of the cinderpath William Miles, Joseph Slevin and Ed­ward Stone who added many trophies to the school collection during the year. The star basket-ball team also lost four of its most prominent members by the graduation of Wil­liam Maloney, James Murry. Edward O'Connor and Bernard Cunni"~'.i im. Several collegiate scholarships were won by the graduates.

Tha principal of Monsignor Mc­carty 's high school (boys depart­ment) is Brother Ambrose. The graduates included:

J. Clarity, Bernard Cunningham, Thomas Donegan, William P. Carey, Thomas Hickey, Henry W. Holland, John Kehoe, Edward Kilcoyne, Wil­liam A. Maloney, William J. Maloney, Joseph MoCabe, John •McKearney, William Miles, Joseph Minetti, Joseph Moran, James Mulligan, James Mur­ray, Edward O'Connor, Lawrence Roberts, Edward Stone, Joseph Slevin and Jamgs E. McKenna.

The girls graduation class of the high school, wl\ich is under the di­rection of Sister Mary Martine, in-c l u d a ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

Margaret H. Bergen. Alice R. Blaney, Genevieve M. Boston, Hen­rietta F. Bradley, Anne G. Brennan

The Maxwell Training School for Teachers, Park place and Nostrand avenue, graduated a glass of three hundred students last evening at commencement exercises, held in the assembly hall. •

- After a processional march and presentation of diplomas and certificates by John Greene, a member of the faculty, a short address was given by Miss Emma L. Johnston, principal of the school, at the close of which she took the opportunity of presenting the Arthur R. Campbell memorial to a member of the graduating class, J. Vincent Keogh.

The Glee Club, under ,the direc­tion of C. M. Pickells, proved a pleasant diversion between the ad­dresses. The selection "To Spring," by Grieg, was especially well, re­ceived.

Dr. Gustaye Straubenmuller, as­sociate superintendent of schools, M^S the one chosen to give the grad­uating address because of his great popularity with the student body and his ability to entertain as well as instruct. Dr. Straubenmuller's re­marks were concerned with the "Ro­mance of Teaching," and he proved that the successful pedagogue was one who employed humor, love, charm, surprise and imagination in his work, and "taught his subjects as if he were taking his children into a beautiful garden, full of beauty, surprises and gladsome scenes." He closed his address by impressinc on the minds of his lis­teners the importance of combining joy with modern methods and a good sporting spirit.

The "Alma Mater," sung, by the entire student body and graduating class, followed by the salute to the cotok's. ended the exercises. ;

The honor roll, read by Miss John­ston, included the following: Honor Students — AH-around Scholarship: Ruth M. Anketell, Anna M. Anzel, Helen R. Birmingham, Agnes V. Blaine, Mary E. Buck, Ida J. Cohen, Helen R. Connor, Frances M. Con­nor,, Frances Deitch, Mary F. Dpb-bins, Sarah Dombrof, Katherine Dris-coll, Bella Fidelman. Frances K. Fit­ter, Gertrude FUegelmau, Rose Flie-gelman, Helen C. Fuchs, Ethel O'bbs, Helen Goldman, Jennie Greenstein, Marion Hammel. Emma Harwood, Helen Heyderman, Natalie Jacobs, Genevieve Jewell, Helen N. Johnson,

Mary E. Buckley, Alice Byrne, Grace)Louis Katzmen, Janet Kehm, Mildred M. Callahan, Beatrice M. Clune, Mar- Kelly, J. Vincent Keogh, Ella Kret-garet M.^Coughlin, Mary rose G. Do-|zschmar, Bella Klein, Bessie Lettes,

ST. FRANCIS COLLEGE DEGREE FOR BISHOP

Right Rey. T. fc. Molloy lfta.de

Doctor of Laws at Commence­

ment—Other Hopor Winners.

Brooklyn Technical High To Graduate 107 Students

Pr, £oHn G, Fink, of Columbia, Will Speak at Com­mencement To-morrow Evening.

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and have a clear, fresh complexion, free from pimple" or blackhead*. Aatitt when neceuary by Cuticura Ointment. Do nnt fait to include the exquiaitely aerated Cuticura Talcum ia TOUT toilet preparation*.

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Howard Carape, Kate Licata, Audrey Whitlock, Ernest Kalik, Norman Betts, Grace Mirsky, Elizabeth Mauro, Alex. Slutzky, Louise Zino and Marion Waters.

Hannah Adler, Sarah Ainbinder, Helen Axelrod, Esther Babich, Bertha Berger, Lillian Berkowitz, Cora Ber-man, Leah P. Bernson, Ida Bogomolny Frances Breitbart, Sarah Cammaker, Gladys Cherby, Bella Chermin, Jean-ette Cohn, Gladys Cooper, Mildred Cowin, Sylvia Davidson, Sadie Dorf-man, Sophie Finkelsteia, Bessie Vleisher, Rebecca Gam pel. P. Athena Gavrilis, Eva Goldman,

Lillian Goldstein, Martha Goldstein FOdna Goodman, Rose Graver, Sarah Greenberg, Frances Grebensteln, Clara Greenberg, Ruth Greenfield, Antoinette Gritz, Dorothy Horton, Winifred E. Hughes, Beatrice Jacob-son, Fa wile Janes, Blanche Josephs, Ruth Justman, Fannie Kamen, Syl­via Kossii t, Martha Kramer, Claire Kuttner, Sylvia Landsman, Alice Leahy, Sarah Leibovitz. Rosalie Leo­nard!.

Kate Licata, Kate LipGhltz, Mildred Markowitz, Celestlne Massa, Eliza­beth Mauro, Lola Meisel. Rebecca Mtlberg, O. Ethel Miles. Grace Mirs­ky, Evelyn Moses, Bella Moss. Helen Olnowleh, Rose Paul, Lillian Pessel-nick, Henrietta Pinas, Ruth Pincus, Agnes Powers. Leonore Reiser, Mar­garet Prendergast, Sylvia Rendel-stein, Mildred Rlchter. Estelle Rosen­berg, Lillian Rosenberg, Grace Rosen­berg, Bertha Rovinsky, Grace Rubln-ctein, Jeanette Rudisch, ticrnice Sas-so. Rose Schlossberg, Anna Schwartz., Rose Schwartz, Sylvia Senltt Harriet Sheldon, Edith Shoobe, Sylvia Siegel, Peppy Singei-, G. Ida Stskind, Muriel Small. Gertrude Smith, Fannie Suffet, Mary Szabo, Catherine Tisza, Marlon Waters, Frances Weinpahl, Sylvia Weisler, Audrey Whitlock, Louise Zino.

Nathan Baral, Nathan Berliner, Aaron Bernstein, Norman Betts, Henry Brenner, Howard I'ampe Jo-soph Conrad, Alfonsot'ontardl. Frank De Talma, Bruce Dnnahey, Henry B. Dubins, Harold Driscoll Saul FHd-man, Nathaniel Fisher, Aaron Freed-nwn, Morris Friend, Sigmund Gran-

herty, Gifcaldine M. Donovan, Eileen Dunne, Geraldine Eagen, Margaret T. Farrell, Mary 3. Farrey, Irene Gelshion, Catherine L Heaton, Julia F. Henry, Victoria M. Kane, Agnes K. Kelly, Mary E. Kelly, Mabel Kett-Vlng, Mildred C. Lant, Genevieve Mc­Carthy, Eileen J. McLaughlin, Made­line V- Mooney, Mary A. Murphy, Marjorle O'Hea, Catherine G, Olsen, Alice M. O'Rourke, Regina M. Quinn, Bera M. Regan, Margherita M. Rlcea, Eleanor B. Sheehan. Alma R. Tier-ney, Marion G. Tracy, Frances R. Winkler, Elinor A. Woods.

To-morrow night a t the school auditorium the graduates of St. Augustine's Academy will receive their diplomas, The principal ad­dress to the graduates that evening will be delivered by Arthur S. Somers, ex-president of the tioard of Educa­tion and president of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce.

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Public school 14B, Several classic numbers featured

the programme at the exercises of P. S. 145. Central avenue and Noll street, to-day. A chorus of eight girls sang "From the Land Ql the Sky Blue Water." Two orchestral selections, ','8ongs of the South" and "Vats*," were rendered.

The address was made by Or, George L. Hentz. district superin­tendent of schools.

The graduates: Emma M. Altes, Frelda N. Bar-

bakoff, Frances A. Barone, Rosa­lind Berkowitz, Marie G. Berriabec, I.ilit:HI Berner. ' lda L Bloeser. Stella, H. Bredes, Fhllomena E. Cheguno, Olga I. Ciernoski, Ruth B. Cohen, Josephine Consenz, Mary Cressi-manno, Cortna M. Davi, Anna Dlena, Anna DlStefano. Elizabeth A, Doerr, Lucy J. Donatontonio, Anna Dreibiatt, Joan J. Ferrara, Ethel Forster, Henrietta Fox, Catherine Ganel, Frelda Oeller, Mary Gefto-vese, Lena G. Giambalvo. Ruth H. Ginsler, Ruth L. Goldenberg, Bessie M. Goldman, Pauline L. Goldman. Kylvta Orttlmr, Lillian O. Halpern, Anna E, Heller, Msrgaret G. Hem-pel, Rose S. ITochhelsor, Regina Hofgler, Sadie Horowitz, Adelaide A. ifoss, Maraoret M. laeuzzo, Mary C. Impeltizzer, Beatrice Kaplan. Sarah S. Katz.

Rebecca Ktsver, Mne. Klein man, j Byrne, Genevieve Ruth K. Krerner, Jennette Kritch-man, »Snrah Kushel, Frances La-Rosa, Dorothy T. Lasky, .Tosephlno Lnnhenberger, Emma II. Madson,

._ . . „ . . . i Lillian Marks, Mnty A. McGregor, off, Abraham Gotten man Roy Halper. | M a r y R Messina, Rita Mulle, William Harris, Oscar IT/yes, Samuel , A n r m Tj, MuS,iraca Sarah C. Myera, Hotfmau,_ PhUip ^Hol le^berg .^Min° n ( M n t , a j . N l c 0 i , | a ) Mjyiie Ofria, I ^ n t

•""*"*"" " OrtaKlo, Maria M. Pandolfo, Dor­othy L. Pflsler, Elsie Pflster, Bella V, Plotkin, rarmella M. Proven-zano, Angelina N. Qutncl, Antia Raio, Kate A. Rannnzzise, Fr'-di Samttetson, Anna E. Schamins, Etta at, SchlesslnRpr, Emma Schntldl, Josephine M. Sevaro, Mollle Shat-kln, Amelia B. Spatz( Ruth St.'ln-m«n. Grace Ventlmlglln, Ethel D, Wachtel, Rach"! Wexler! Bes Winakor, Berfha Winltsgy Wittmsn, Frieda Zeff.

John Algozer, Murray Raws, Sera-

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Horensteln, John Hill, fSavld Ignatow, Howard Jones, Ernest Kalik. Solo­mon Kamen, Herbert. Kaminester, Milton Kassler, Morris Kntz, John Knzalskl. Btnj.imln Koppelmnn, Ar­thur Kornbluth, David Kramer, Isi­dore Lehimau,' I.ildorn Levlne, Lottfl Levlne, Banittsl I-cvy, Kidney Linden, Seymour Maisel, flyman Maslow, AttlHo Mangravite. Angelo Mels, Ab­raham Moliln, Martin Nadle, Isidore Sadritch, William NIRTO, Sidney

• Peartetein, Edward Vi tin, Henry j powers, Bnrto Rlcciardi, Jesse Rod-I tntd, Jullitf. Ross, Maxwell Ross, I Frnnk Russell. Seymour Sals, Pincus I Sarin, Emit Sarlll, George Srltarfer, I Snnford ^Pgel, Allan A. Shnptio, ' Philip Sherlin, Chnrles SchnStnmn,

Morris Slskind, William S. Siskind, Alexander Slutzky, Harry smurktti , . Daniel Solomons, Mcyer Stern Eugene Stollenawarck, Ha pensky bernard Strauss, Thon, Samuel Wall, Harold Welner, niillbe.-t Williams, Louis Zimmerman

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SWOLLEN.SWEATY FEBT

JOINT BANQUET ENJOYED BY COMMUNITY CLUBS

The Indies ' Forward Club and ihe Cumberland Street Brotherhood held a gel-together banquet recent­ly in the hogemant of 1he Cumber­land s i i - i t Presbyterian Church. Following Hie repast th«re was en­tertainment. Among the speakers were the Rrv, F,. T, ttbodwln, ,t, Hac-Adam and A. Reevea," president of tha brolhirhood-

fin.i J. Bellislmo, Harry A, Benner, Isidore Berkowitz, Charles Blncftfr, Sidney Hromberg, Salvatorc Caval-ennte, Paul reiovsky. Frank W. t'hrl«!Inno, Tlinmas Daly, Gasper IVAngelo, Edward DeFlKllo, Joseph

„ „ „ J DeLnurentis, Joseph Durso,. VVM-ry S t» ! - I , u , m Epstein. Thomas F;iz|p, Henry

Arthur ' l '""h ' 'n , iU1 , Frank GlRccone. linrnny <Hamtmlvo. James Glartaptito, Max Glass, Kmanu«l J, Glnssman. Morris Goldblalt, William E. Gorman, A. A. Gt.mitzzo, Frank ffrcnsp.-in, A r." h Grernstein, Frank Ounrtno / b r a -It km Hyatt, Christian Kempf, Morris Korotzf>r,

An Ohio inventor elaims to have perfectsd an nirplane engine using fuel oil to develop power.

Max Kramer, Sidney L t d e u m t g . 8, Levlne, Joseph IJotto, Ahrn*Mm t. Lupkln, Anthony MnngtsrBclna, P. T. Manlscnlco, rharlea Mann*, I^flmird L. McCormlck, GharlPS Msrr>h«n*i, J. Meraand, John Micell, Wbero Mon-tennaro, Adolph G. Nlr-ehl. Alexander Opnlek, James Rnglmlarakl. Morris Ray, Harris tiprUpr Ssmti*! Roio" -'«<*&, Peter I!inl, anmuel R< then-'>erg, Frank SrnrplMto, J. gehandjj. Harold Schoonkeep*!". Howard H. Scholl, Barney Shapiro, Reniamln Shankman, Israel Stecer, Henry Singer, Harold H. 8plack, Edward Stark, James Suteri,

Ethel Lewry, Pauline Linchitz. Alice Llndherg, Mildred Linder, Catherine Lynch. Magaret McCalmont, Loretta Morris, Helen V. Mowlem. Alice Munch, Sara Kacht, Mildred O'Belrrie Harcy D.' O'Brien, Yetta Palstnik, Florence Plattis, Fanny C. Poole, Margaret Powers. Rose Rappaport, Ruth Roey. Clara Rose, Rose J. Rosenberg. Seymour Rothschild, Irene Salkin, Ada Shear, Sadie Siegel, •Saul Silver. Marian Slontm. Hazel Smith, Genevieve Sormarii, Elsie Steger. Helen St. John, Margaret Tate, Gereldine Townsend, Augusta Weitman, Louise Wissig, Eleanor Wogl'om, Beatrice C. Wolfe, Helen C. Simpson.

First Honors—Psychology and his­tory of education, Elsie Steger; Eng­lish, Irene E, Hughes; mathematics, Beatrice C. Wolfe; science, Beatrice C. WoUe; history, Helen Goldman; school management, Florence Pfat-tis; music, John Cahill; physical training, Ella Kretschmar; art. Flor­

e n c e Fitter; penmanship, Rose Rap­paport; domestic art, Edna Bishop; kiudergarten methods, Lily Regon-bogen; attendance and punctuality, Edna Bishop, Rose Fllegeiman, H. Johnson, Ella Kretschmar, Isabel Minto, Alice Munch, Marguerite O'Shea, Myra Reisigl, Beatrice Slegal. Majsaret Tate,

The graduates were: General Course — Isaac Bfcker,

Burton A. Brombacker, John J Ca­hill, Russell R. Dolan. Nathan Gen-cite. Leonard L, Gold.n^n, Francis W. Harris, Milton Herman, William Hoffberg, Louis Katzman, J. Vincent Keogh, Martin Kornherg, Mandel Levlne, William H. Levy, Solomon Liebler, Frank Martini. James F. McQuillan, Maurice Mehlman, Thos. J. Moran, Harry D. O'Brien, Milton Pedowllz, Thomas Phillips, W. George Piercy, Edward M. Popovits, Seymour Rothschild, Milton Sallt, Nathan Seidps, Saul Silver, Morris Smith, Abrahavn Sonerrfeld, Philip Weingard, Celia Abelson, Selma Ablowlch', Margaret L. Althlsar, Leo­nora Amdur, Ruth M. Anketell, Anna M. Anzel, Mollie Augenstern, Helen A, Baroey, Catherine M. Barteld, Ruth Bass, Helen Beary, Harriet. 8. Beck. Tda Becker, Mildred F. Rphnke, Helen R. Birmingham, M. Edna Bishop. Agnes V. Blaine, Sadie E. 'Blake , Margaret M. Bourke, Helen M. Bradley, Cecelia Brady, Trene Brennan, Mary E. Buck, Alice

M. <'arey, Mar­garet M, Carmody, Amelia Casa-grande, Marie V. Casey. Alice Cas-son, Catherine J. Chaloner, Pia L. Ctmaduomo, Helen J. Clark, Flor­ence B. Cohen, Ida J. Cohen, Helen D. Colgan. Kathleen P. Connelly, Helen R. Conner, Frances M. Con­nor, Juliet L7 Conway, Dorothy Creiffelds, Sophie Crystal. Mary K. Curran; Florence Dalton, Florence Davlg, Margaret A. Dawson. Frances Deitch, Claire G. Dobbin, Mary F. Dobbins, Sarah L. Dombrof. Kath-erlnp M. Driscoll, Blanche. M. Ells-wortB, Rose Fanwick, Bella Fldel-.nan, Frances K. Fitter, Elizabeth M. Filzpatrlck.

Gertrude Fllfgrlmnn. Roae Flie-gelnian, Dorothy A. Ford, Catherine Forker, Marlon G. Franklin, Estelle Frtedlander, Rebecca Friedman, f'plia Fritz, IP ien C Fuchs, Rose M. Gcllis, Ethel Globs. Lillian G. Gll-tny. LorraIn»> B, Godfrey. Lotly Goldfarb, Helen Goldman, Jennie A. Gructisteln, Anna Gresamann. Marie I,. Orolzlnger. Rose R, prodinsky, Marlon A. Hammel, Lllllatl M. Hart, Emnin V. Harwood, A. Margaret Hashagen, Bertha Heidcn, Rose B. Iferz, Helen Mcyderman, Blanche Higgins, Augusta Hobel, Nettle Hpchstein, Anny O. Holwell, Franceo Horowitz, Helen "K, Hous.nan, Sylvia Huffman, Irpne E. Hughef, Mary F. Hurley, Natalie Jacobs, Yetta Jarob-M>n, Cella M. Jaffc, Genevieve Jew­ell. Freda Fochnowltz. Helen N. Johnson, Kaf t ryn M. Johnston, Hezftl Johnstone, Annette Jones, Janet Kehm, Mildred M, Kelly, Eve­lyn Kesferman', *Anna Kilgallen, Bella Klein, Naomi Knapp, Ella L Krefzschmar. Margaret M. l.:»n lnm (In, Helen M. l-angan, Borghlld L, Lurtjf n, Sarah B. 1> Fevre, Begins. F Lenlhan. H^leri M. Leonard. Bes­sie P. Lettes. Ellon E Levt. B t h ^ L. I^wry, Paultae Llnchlta, Alice IJnd-berg, Mildred Under , Alma Luft, Catherine V. Lynch, Marian E, Lynch, Mary V. Lyons. Mary T^ Ma

Mara.n, Lillian Marino, Mary V. Mattinore, Florence E. Mayo, Er-minia R. Mazzei, Margaret M. Mc-Atavic, Mary McCafferty, Margaret McCalmont, Emily L. McCann, Helen H. McCarthy, Evelyn V. McElroy, Mary E. McGlain, Margaret M. Mc-Govern, Virginia McKeown, Mary McLaughlin, Mary E. McMurray, Helen E. Meade, Marie K. Miller, Mollle Miller, Isabelle F. Mlnto, Glennon Morgan, Edna Moroney, Loretta Morris, Helen V. Mowlem.

Alice H, Munch, Isabel M. Murphy, Marion M. Murphy, Agnes V. Murray, Eleanor P. Murray, Ida Musher, Sarah J. Nuchitowitz, Sara R. NachL Marie C. Nappha. Esther S. Nelson, Sarah Nelson, Elizabeth J. Neville, Agnes M. Newman, Georgina B. Nut­ter, Mildred T, O'Beirne, Marie L. O'Connell, Helen T. O'Connori Mar­garet O'Donnell, Mary C. O'Flaherty, Marguerite C. O'Shea, Yetta Palat-F. Powers, Rose Rappaport, Myra E. Pavelka, Florence A, Perina, Bessie Pincus, Florence C. Plattis. Clarice Pohoriles, Fannie C. Poole, Margaret F. Powers, Rose Ruppaport, Myra E. Reisigl, Elizabeth if. Rendich, Mar-jorie Reynolds, Ida Riccio, Sarah L. Robson, Ruth Roey, Loretta M. Rorke, Clara Rose, Rosa Rosenberg, Sadie Rosenberg, Sarah Rosenberg, Dorothy Rosenstein, Anna Rosenthal, Sara Rothenberg, Evelyn A . Roy, Ruth V. Rubin, Irene Salkin, Marie E. Weisel, Augusta Weitzman, Rose C. White, Mildred C. Williams, Eliz­abeth Wishnefkjn, Louise Q. Wissig, G. Eleanor Woglom, Beatrice C. Wolfe, Ida C. Zemek, Blanche C. Wolfe, Ida C. Zeinek, Blanche M. Zubris. Ruth Samberg, Eleanor M. Saunders, Anna Schelnkman. Ger­trude Schnall. Helen M. Schofield, Ida

^Schulman, Frances, Schumann, Mil­dred M. Schwack, Ruth E. Seltzer, Grace E. Seward, Ada Shear, Ida R, Sherrnan, Alice A. Shields, Beatrice G. Siegel. Sadie Siegel, Esther Silver-stein, Marion Slonirri, Hazel M. Smith, Helene M. Smith. Grace M. Solari, Genevieve Sorman, Tessie Springer, Jane Stanton. Margaret Stapleton, Elsie Steger, Katherine Steinbach, Ruth Stewart, Helen P. St* John, Alva A. Sunde. Margaret Tate. Mary W. Taylor, Edith Teller, Marian Thomas, Mary B. Toal, Anna*G. To-bin, Filomena Tortora, Geraldine Townsend, Anna M. TrentacostI, Rosemary A, Tuite, Fannie Untracht, Irene Vuillancourt, May Waldman, Margaret V. Wall, Mary C. Walsh, Kate C. Waranoff, Florence L. Wat-kins, Charlotte H. Weber.

Kindergarten'Course: Edna M. An­derson, Mary T. Asch, Jean N. Ber>-rran, Dorothy Cohen, Etan Duke-shire, Dorothy G. Fairchild, Bertha Frink, Pauline E. Holmberg. Miriam Magilligan, Grace Manning. Mary B. Marret, Helen E. McCarthy. Alice Prial, Lily Regenbogen, Helen G. Simpson, Mildred Thatcher.

Public School 48. The exercises of P. S 4S, Eighteenth

avenue and Sixteenth street, were held yesterday. An attractive pro­gramme was arranged. The address of welcome was delivered by Murray King. A piano solo, Chopin's "Waltz in E Minor,'' was given by Phyllis Robinson.

A one-act play, "The Enchanted Garden,'' was presented by Miriam Bttckley, Loetta La Fontaine, Lillian LehCtB, Aurora Mauro, Phyllis Robin­son and Edna Tomasulo. The address to the graduates was made by ex-Magistrate Alexander H. Geismor. The graduates:

Sidney Advocat, Frank Rolena, Al­bert , Berman, Jacob Bogdonowltz, Muriel Boyce, Herman Braunstein, Miriam Buckley, rEdna Burke, An­thony Burro, Florence Casen. Andrew Cassaza, Vincent Cerullb, Fanny Chafken, Alfred Chalybacus, AJbert Chargar, Michael Cherne^', Lester Gohon, Michael CohenT Thomas" Con­nolly, Alexander Costello, Miriam Davis, Katherine De Oennaro, Jo­sephine IIF. Masl, John Deslrninl. Ar­nold Dolder, John Domo, Emma D'Onofrlo. Mae Dorman, Arthur Dor-sogna, Ilyman Dvorkln, Abe Fishgold, Edith Friedman, Lotfls Friedman, Edward Galvln, Grace Garofalo. Lena GervasI, Morris Gllckstein.

Herbert Goldstein, Julius Goldstein, Benjamin Gross, Albert. Harrison, Adele Hoiney, Fred Hoffman, Ralph Hoffman. Ralph lloffm.-ni, Beatrice oKta, Charles Keinoyer, Sophie Kel­ler, Ge°rga Knapple, Harold Krug, Murray Krug, Harold Kushel, Hyman Ktitzln. Sarah I/ftbaton, Lpretta La-fontalne, Mary Lo Mrmaco, Armond Laredo, Lillian Lehds, Adele I/evy, Harry Levy, Lottie Lewis, Morris Llcht, Marie Lobasco, Joseph I,om-bardl, Helen Loveitt, Henrietta Lus-tlg, Arthur McCnddon, Anna March-fsanl, Aurora Mauro, Rose Meli, Louise Metzker, Celia Michan, pler-man Miller, Joseph Jllrober, Aaron Newman, Emma Newman.

Philip Partila, Frances Papa, Raph­ael Plnchnsoff, Rose Pisarro, Sarah Posnfr, Evrlyn Pupelln, Bernard Ra-binowltz, Viola Rabsilber, Clara Ra-din, PliylliE Robinson. Cahrles Rud-man, Roliert ftummo, Rose Ryan, Hyman Sa&s-on, Santo Scalzo, Helen Sr'llg, Herbert Sells; Matilda Sforza, i;essie Shapiro, SelmA Smith, Helen Spero, Antoinette Splnella, Abraham Storfor, Estelle Strassman, Morris Sultan, Arthur Swanson, EmanueJ Ternrr, Marie Thornton. Irving Tiger, Kdna Toinnsnla, Sadie linger, There­sa Valenti, Harold Van Donselaar, Bertha Weiner Irene Zack, Itannah ZIotchln.

Th# Rt. Rev. Thomas E. Molloy, Bishop of Brooklyn, was awarded the degree of Doctor of Laws last, night at the sixty-sixth annual com­mencement of St. Francis College and High School. Bishop Mplloy who is an alumnus o.f St. Francis College, presented the diplomas to the graduates.

Three others had the same degree conferred upon them by the Rev. Brother David, .Q.S.F., president of the Third Order of St. Francis. They were the Rt. Rev. Michael G. Flan-nery, rector of St. Paul's R. C. Church; Joseph T. Lilly and Harry T. Woods, president of the college alumni.

Nineteen college men were award­ed the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Raphael J. Di Napoli, Sylvester A. Marsh and William W. Smith, M.D., were among the number. Certifi­cates fpr special college course were given Stephen C. Blanchfield, Rob r ert E. Crowell, Hugh J. Garvey, Austin E. Hughes and Wjlliam F. Toomey.

Following the presentation of diplomas to the graduates, Leo J. Hickey addressed the young men. The Rev. Brothers Jarlath and David were in charge of the ceremonies, while the Rev. Brother Columba as­sisted them. Monsignor George Kaupert was present.

One of the features of the evening was an address bg- Patrick I. Flan-nelly, his topic being "Freedom m Education." Edward M. Farrell also spoke on "A Menace to A.merican Democracy." The ' valedictory was delivered by Sylvester A. Marsh.

Following are the winners of the high school, ayarda-.

The -Brother Isadore Memorial Medal—For excellence In Christian Doctrine, academic classes. Donated by Thomas F. Crean, Esq. Award­ed to Patrick J. Growney.

Gold Medal—For highest general average in Regents' examinations. Donated by Rev. James Griffin. Awarded to Ronald L. Bernstein.

The Brother Luke Memorial Medal —For excellence In mathematics, academic classes. Donated by John P. McArdle, A.B., LL.B. Awarded to Bernard J. Cassldy.

Gold Medal—For elocution, aca­demic classes. Donated by Rev. Wlljiam F. Kiely. Awarded to James E. Rohan.

Gold Medal—for excellence, first year B. academic. Donated by Rev. Raymond J . Smiths Awarded to ;

William L. Thoma. Gold Medal—^Fbr excellence, first

year, academic. Donated by Rev.' William P. Murray. Awarded to Charles H. Hass.

Gold Medal—For excellence, com­mercial graduating class. Donated by Rev. Edward J. Mullaney. Awarded to Paschal J. DeNobfle.

Gold Medal—For excellence, first year, commercial. Donated by Rev. William J. Walsh. Awarded to Rob­ert Weldon.

Twenty-five dollars in gold was presented Sylvester A. Marsh for excellence in mental philosophy. Gold medals were awarded Jerome J. Desmoid for excellence in apolo­getics, and Patrick J. O'Daly, for public speaking.

Following is the list of college graduates:

Henry Patrick Blaber, Joseph Ambrose Brady, Bartholomew Jer­ome Burns, Raphael Joseph di Na­poli, Edward Michael Farrell, Pat­rick Irwin Flannelly, John Joseph Flynn, Jr., Edmund Patrick Keat­ing, John Joseph Kilgallen, Thomas Patrick Kimmlns, Francis Andrew Klarniann, Cornelius Edward Lynch, Sylvester Aloysius Marsh, Edgar Francis Moran, Charles Gannon Murphy, Edward James Richards, Thomas Bernard Sheerap, Thomas Clark Smith, 3d, William Joseph Smith.

The high school graduates in­clude:

.Francis Anthony Barrett, Alleyn H.' Beamish, Donald Leo Bernstein, Edward Francis Bourke, John Jo­seph Buttermllch, James Jqseph Burgess, George Eugepe Cassldy, Bernard Joseph Cassidy, Valentine George Chrlstmann, James Joseph Clarke. Richard John Conran, Dan­iel Sylveste.- Cronin, Thpmas Joseph di Mattina, Charles Jerome Dolan, James Valentine Edwards, George Eugene Garvey, Patrick Joseph Growney, Howard Anthony Ham-marth, Thomas Charles' Holmes, Lawrence Joseph Kelly, Jqseph Thomas Ke'arney, James Francl3 Knlpe, Maurice John Libretti, Ed­mund Benedict McCarty, Thomas Gibney McAveney, Richard Alyosius McKenna, Francis Xaxier M^Elroy, Francis Vincent Mitchell, Ladlslaui Maurice Mocarski, Jerome William Mulvehlll, James Patrick Pallace, Robert Joseph Phillips, John Ger­ard tjuinn, Thomas Edward Roch-ford, Panels Anthony Roscoe, F ran ­cis Dominick Stark, Herbert Patrick Thompson. « *•

The following are the graduates of the Commercial Department:

Martin Bennett, Alfred. Benson, Thomas Brady, Francis Brlerton, Edward Corbett, Edrnlind Defancy, Paschal De Hoblle, John Dolan, Wll-lla-ti Flannelly, Joseph Florentine, Michael fialatto, Tho'tnas Glacken, Edward Hannagan, Thomas Heslln.

The commencement exercises of Brooklyn Technical High] School, Flfcthush, avenue and Concord street, will be held to-1 morrow evening }n the school auditorium. Diplomas will be-given to X07 graduates.

The fifth number on the pro-piamme will be a selection by! the high school orchestra, under the di­lu t ion of Jacob A. Mattuck. 'this, will be followed! by a processional. The address of welcome will be de­livered by Paul Radenhausen, honor-, ary president of the graduating- class, j The address to the graduates will be made by Dr. Colin C. Fink, prp-iessor of chemical engineering at Columbia University and secretary of the American Electro-Chemical Society.

The Technlca' High School glee club will sing "The Jolly Black­smith's Lay" and "Jerusalem Morn­ing." Following an address by Al­bert Lloyd Colston, principal of the school, the orchestra will play the overture from Boleldieu's "Caliph cf Bagdad."

Diplomas will be awarded to the following:

pdward Ashford, Charles Lewis Bernhard, William Charles Bienzle, Robert S. Bissett Douglas Fowler Blum, Joseph N. Bocchicchio, Andrew Boceieri, Joseph Bonoguinto, Conrad H. Bottjer, DeWitt Brown, William Bueschel, Stephen Chasko, Harry W. T. Cherma.i, J. Howard Claussen. Harold Clendening, Joseph Paul Coco, Jay Rudman Counsellor, Al­fred Crapullo, Anthony R. D'Andrea, John Tayjpr Davie. Charles P. De Martina, Richard Lawrence Demp-sey , 'Aram John Dilarian, Clarence W. Fagan. Mav Feinberg, Sidnev Felnstein Benjamin Feitelson, Ern-

WiUiam Frese, Harry L. Fuchs, A.; Leonard Furman, Alfred H. Gaffney, j Melville Q. Gill. Preston R. Gray. < Leonard P3^} Guckcr, Herbert Robbs.j .Joseph N. Huff, Jerome Sidney i Isaacs, Ceil Isaacson, ElmerC. J a n e u Raymond Johnson Bernard Jul tenJ Alexander Klepak, Morris Klyde,; Robert F. Korwan, David Kaufsky,] Edward M. Lulenntacher, Paul S.j Lester, Nathan K. Levine, Ottoj Carl Lindgren, Sven Norman Lind-1 hard, Walter Louis Lyons, John G. i Mann, Robert Mannheim, Watsonj V. Mason, George F. McAdams, J r . , ' Lewis Hugo Meldine, Abraham^ Mencher, William Miller, John J. Mulvey, Anthony E. Jhirraan, Da\dd| R. Myers, Leon Necknitz, Edward-Nelson, Leo Netter, Benjamin Oliver, Jr., John R. Olson, George Ordnian William F. Otteriuann, William Ot-,1 teson, Charles Par.ish, Santiago l'as-i raul, Walter Pau'sen, Henry An tir Penchcen. fcolotr.on Perlman, V. ill-" lam Camillo Perrclla, Wiliam lit nryj Pezpld, Peter J. Prustitis, Willi.irr,j Kipgwald, Joseph Rintelen, Pnu | William Rolirberfr, ?>lorris RoFcnJ her, i^onard N. Rottmnnn, Alfrel Krutsch Sabisch, Albert Henry Saua Jr., Robert Schaik, Goorgo Wlllianl Heagren, Etl-T-S Seeland, Jr., Car^ Seyfried. John Stawicki, Peter An di»w Steinltorn, Sidney Sternstein] , rchp J. Strayer, Gharles TemlaW John H. Tho~Pe, Einar Torgersen1

John Tprziili, Edward Wesley Tre ' cartln, Joseph 1\1. Trcobotf. Hermar'j Von I^ubken. .Torn, J. Walsh. Waif

t ' t V Ferguson. Jr., Morris Abra-1 tcr A. Wigand. George C. Wyatfj ham Fishkin, George Forbes. Carl Jr., William Young.

Vincent Leahy. John l-eos, Marasculllo, John Moloney Nellan. Robert Powers, Rooney, John Biordan. Walsh, John Williams.

Fabian Joseph

Francis Nicholas

SAVINGS BANKS FIGHT TO HOLD FAST TO PATRONS

Brooklyn's savings hanks are deter­mined to counteract the effect of a campaign by bond companies to In­duce depositors to withdraw their money and, invest in securities paying a higher Interest rate, according to sr-tion taken recently.

A recoltitlon wag adopted disap­proving of the stand ef the bond

PnWlc School f»8. Twenty-eight students wer> gradu­

ated from P. 8. «8, St. Felix street and Seneca avenue, at the com­mencement exercises held to-day. The Craftmanshlp Medal, donated by the Art League, was awarded to Harold Oegtram. Bessie Werner wdn the gold locket medal for showing the, greatest Improvement in sewing during the year.

The graduates'. Johanna A. Bauer, Andrew Beck­

er, A. 'Hodamer, Qirtrude Brown, Joseph C. <v.ii;l, Hull. Corbltt, fieo. Costanzo, Ernest Damhmann. Joseph DIRoaa, Joseph FBOCO. John Oerken, Harold Gestram, Ruth Louise Her-old. Harold William Hlldebrsnd, Herbert Francis Jeahnont, Lawrence Mule, Hans Sehierenberg, Marie Schmltt, James Joseph Senneidmul-ler. Gertrnda D. Slogen, Philip Tighe, Lillian D, Troat. Elisabeth A. ^a i l r app , Bessie Elizabeth Werner, Genevieve Rita Williams, Frank Jo-

Icjimpanles and decidgd on a cam- septa Wielk. Jea»,pb(«>« W^Wer, lone, B 6 * A. Manlaoalca, Besigle pahrh » told fast 16 their depositors. Me.rU Tungk.

Public School 109. One of ths features of the exer­

cises of PVS. 109, 430 Dumont street, to-day was a pageant of summer, in which the following pupils took part: Gertrude Schwartz, as Summer; Ber­nard Sorkin, as the Scarlet Knight; Sam Green and Leon Rubin, as her­alds, and Bernard and Morris Drach, as pages.

The graduates: Isidore Becker, Max Broder. Louis Cooper, Harry Epstein, Sam Fromowitz, William Goldberg, Oscar Itzkowitz, Morris Keppner, Sam Milch, Joseph Plot-nlkoff, Harry Rosenkrantz, Morris fc'aslowsky, Morris Slegal, Solomon Siegel, Bernard Sorkin, Ned Stein­berg, Sydney Tarnopole, Morris Tu-retsky, Joseph Turner, Louis Wallen, Annie B;t rcuss, Dora Bidner. Anna Ducat, Yetta Finger, Mollie Glllule, Sadie Kaplan, Rachel Lamishow, Bertha Levine, Ruth Levy.

Mollie Lipksy, Mary Petrillo, Sadie Pollack, Mary Rodzervich, Minnie Rind, Mary Rothblatt, Ida Selitsky, Tessie Silverman, Ida Steinberg, Yetta Turetsky, Rose Yablonsky, Sidney Blumberg, Charles Brief, Ja­cob Dick, Philip Eckstein, Abraham Frank, Morris Friedman, Julius Ger-ber, Solomon Goldberg, Moses Hand, Edward Horowitz. Lea Kassan, Alex Komenka, Nathan Kriporlvski, Sam­uel Ledwitz, Abraham Levine,.Morris Levy, Isidore Marcus, Frank Pitas-kin,' Abraham Rosen, Leonard Shapiro, Hyman Weinstock, Jacob Sacher, Abraham Rosenberg.

Lena Alterman, Bessie Edelson, Jennie Friedman, Ruth Granit, Rose Liebman, Mollie Matelsky, Julia Nitzberg, Ida Penn, Blanche Peskan, Eva portnay, Jeannette Sax, Fannie Schwartz, Rose Selrwartz, Sophie Schlossberg, Matilda Titten, Alice Savage, Matilda Storch, Sam Bal--baron, Bernard Berman, Jacob Bres-lpwskv, Joseph Blaustein, Sam Chin-sky, Benjamin Cohen.

Charles Epstein, Benjamin Golden, Michael Goldberg, Nathan Goldberg, Morris Hammen, David Hecht, Philip Kirchbaum, Saul Newelsky. Sam Palombp, Jacob Pincus, Julius Rub­instein, Meyer Smegelsky, Benjamin Stollberg, Louis Steinhouse, Sydney Btraussmen, Morris Yudowitz, Isidore Rolnick, Abraham Rosenfeld, Mollie Cohen, Rose Edelman, Anna Gold, Rose Gross, Frieda Levlne, Sophie Markowitz, Helen Rabinowitz, Sophie Sehalor, Sadie gchetnbnrt. Minnie Shankman. Lily Silver. Julia Sfegal, Sadie Sabel, Anna Stein, Rose Still-mati, Pauline Schlnsky.

Abraham Antakalsky, Max' Beck, Harry Bernstein, Samuel Cohen. Is­rael Colodner. Reuben Farbe, Louis Gershwowitz, Meyer Gold, William Goldman, Joseph Goldstein, Morris Ifshln, Solomon Jaffee, Harry Kai­ser/ Abraham Kallman, Isaac Kregs-man, Samuel Leiklnd, Louis Press, Nathan Rosenblatt, Isidore Lackro-wltz, Oscar Wlnegar, Abraham Za-ner, Sylvia Baflyn, Blanche Benja­min, Minnie CQhen, Sadie Epstein, Sarah (?ohen.

Sarah Feldman, Sarah Gold, Anna Kjntrowltz, Caroline Mlttler, Sarah Popo#4ky, Blanche Ptilver, Tillie Relp, SaraJi Schatzoff, Nettle Siegel, Minnie Sl/gel. Beckle Shapiro, Helen Spltalenia, Ettje Waxman, Y'etta Wprfzell.j Gussle Yubarg, Jacob Ap-pelbaum.iAbraham Cnernov.-|tz, Sam­uel Epstein, Morris Flshman, Lewis Qprdon^ Hyman Hershrnan,, Jack HIrsch, Harry Kramer.

David Llfschltz, David Meltzer, Mepachem Naphtall, Jacob Rind, Leon Rubin, Sidney Schoenfeld, Louis Schiller, Tfleodore Shapjro, Renjamiti Steinbuck. Samuel Wein­berg, Benjamin Zartfsky, Ethel Ad-lermnn, Celia Cypress, Annie Dar-rlck, Sadie ElsenberB, Eva Fine, Beatrice Fetter, Rebecca Freidlan-der, Ida. Freidman, Ethel Granow-sky. Bella Harhntkln, Mary Isikoff. Tlllic Lamsky, Sadie Merits, Dora nchn<^derman. Betha Schwartz, Ruth Shapiro, Sarah Slatehefsky, Blanche Solilsh, Rose Wlllen.

Samuel Benson, Reuben Berman, David Buraks, Solomon Gooperman, Leon Friedman, Joseph Oorlln, Samuel Green, Joseph Inraellt, Harry Jabtonsky, Samuel I^evlne, Samuel Podger, Max Rothmnn, Max Slmonowltz, David ShereBhevshy. Hyman Solnlck, Benjamin Yelles, Aaron Zlmbler, Anna Berg, Gussle Bernstein, Ida Bernstein, Eva Co­hen, Eaiher*Dansky, Rebecca Doh-kin, Alice Ducat. Ko«e Felix, Sadie Forgang, Sylvia Gurlan, Stella Levine.

Th'elma Melnlck, Estelle Miller, Yetta Schneider. Florence Richie, Mollis rjchrier, ~l»ry Scolnlck, Helen Shermnck. Fannie Silverman, Sadie

f 'einstoek. Anns Yehoodln, Elsie aeheodln. Isaac Amlnsky. Morris

Berg. Morris Borger, Slgmund Berg­man, Morris Cohen. Milton Dnnleld, Morrlg Qrach, Nathan Ewenstein, David Feldsteln, Harry Frank. Mur­ray Fuhrman, Harold Greenberg,

Rebecca Alter, Gertrude Asdobr* Bessie Bogoslowsky, Sonia Blocl* Kate Cohen.

Anna Delinsky. Gertrude Dick stein, Sadie Dooshinot, Bella Eclitei Gisella Ellenberg, Rebecca Farhei Mollie Glassberg, Dora Goldmnr Sylvia Gottesman, Goldie Kaplar Lucille Klkoler, Fannie . Kozucli Augusta Krulovetsky. Celia I^even stein. Celia Levine. Rose Litkot'skj, J Anna Liebernaan, Rttth IJfson. W#f( rence R. Milsky. Margaret Schiner ler, Gertrttde Schwartz, Beatrie Turner, Mildred Weiner, ..Rebero Weponsky, Minnie Wolfowiterr>»Ma Gantz, Sam Lieberman, Nat tin Lifslrutz, Max Smith, Gertrtid Baum, Lizzie Fraidkin. Anna No yember, Tillie Schultz, Mollie Wat shawsky.

PubUc Scliool 32. The exercises of P. S. 32, Hoyt a n p

President streets, were held to-daj^ The school medal for proficiency i | studies was awarded to Bernard Beii son and Frank Cardilio. The princj pel's medals were won by Arthtl Goldberg and Frank Pa riot ta. Mia P. H. Fuller's medal was nwarded m Eleanor McDermott. Ethel Brophi received Miss A. Dunne's medal. H o i J orable mention was awarded to Ar8 thur Olr.en and Ralph Hansen.

The graduates: j Tony Alfano, Melvin Ander.=on, Bei I

nard Bensen, Vincent Fiore, Torr'J Foti. Louis Granese, Arthur Goldbeiji Aaron Goldbers. Edward Havert i j Michael Imperia'", Gilbert JenscW David Kuntz, J ;hn Milo, J r a n k Mi j resca, NStalfi Moniella, Nicholas N,-y talli, Francis Pratt, Arthur 01pe|j Alex Beckman. Martin Berman. FranlJ Berell, Frank Cardilio, John Cariglil; Vincent. Ferriello, John Frey, Josejjj Hamilton, Ralph Hansen, DnmenirBi Tmperato, John Lynatigh. Anthorij Mayo, Michael Mazzeo. Frank Moonejj John Mtchelson, Frank Parlotta. J!

Saul Rosenthal, Alvin Zobel, AlbOT D Amato, Felice Buoncore, H M Alessi, Geraldine Bell, Marie CucclB Evelyn De Martina. Josephine Georgf Frances Leahy. Eleanor McDermol| Louise Ryan, Emma Striano, Emi Vefitri, giami Ti.ino, Josephine Span! Anna West, Concetta Resigna, Chest.r Plosky, Frank Raperano. Louis Swil skv, Valentine Weiycl, Charles Woll Maria Abalamorco. Ethel Brophi Dora Chiacchlaro, Lucy DI Nanl Ella Hawley, Mnrsaret Huntere, HeU] Mellilo. Helen Picirillo, Mary Teanj Adele Titale, Bridcet Virano.

Public Scfieol S. . The exercises of Public Sehool | Hancock street near Bedford avenu will be held to-night In the aud tprium of the Y. M. C. A., at Bee ford avenue and Monroe street. Fo lowing a reading "fron« " i r i Scriptur«, by Albert E. King, the principa the address of welcome will be d» livered by Sydney Bainbridge.

The first and second prizes for tra best oral compositions wilt tj awarded respectively to odyessia an Ruth Hearns. Tho La Salle I White English medal will ti awarded to Cornelia Handy."

The graduates; Grace Abbott, Stanley Anderso;

Robert Allyn, Sydney Balnbridg Rosa Benn, George Blaisl, Dorott Bracket, Ltla Bohnert, Viola Be kles, Edith callow, Agnes Oavanag Myer Chaiken, William Chapel, P a Crispell, Charles Currin. Donal Carpenter, Marion (.'avanach, Dalt Charegt, Theresa Civilano, Chart Chamberlain, Ruth Calvin, Mi Campbell, Anna. Cpvclli, Esthi Dompsey, Hugh Duffy, Margairi Dugan, Harold Dentlan. Arthv. Dempsey, Minnie Dempsey, Chartl Easoh, Theresa Esposito, Albet Fetherston, John Franks, Antontett Farace, Marjorle Franklin, Harot Fenderson, <^eeil Forster, Doroth Gibbs, Mary Oillan.

Janice Griffin, Elizabeth Guaa Cornelia Handy, Tbeodpte Huffmai Charles Hauser, Edith Herndol

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New Treatment For Varicose Veins and Ulcer

Swollen veins are dangerous an often burst. "Sufferers a r e advised t get a two-ounce, original bottle c Emerald Ofl (full strength) a t an pharmacist and start to reduce til veina and bunches at «nee.

Physicians lecommend Emeral Oil; It la used in hospital practfe bad a small hoU'.e will last a lor, time, because ft is very eoncentrah and a little goes a long way. Appl night and morn'iis with a soft hrus as dlreeied until the swelling Is r< dured to nor l t l .

So marveloi'»ly powerful IS Emel Alexander Lavlne Bernard MandeT' i , '< ' **" , h " t awollen stands and vre

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