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PUPILS UPHOLDSCHOOL HONOR

YOUNG PRIMARY GRADUATESENTER HIGHER CLASSES

LOS ANGELES EDUCATIONAL

SYSTEM LAUDED

Regular Exercises Held for '150 Ele.mentary Scholar* of More

Than Ordinary

fe school

Merit

of Los AngelesThe school system of Lot Angsjle*has been a model held up to the worldfor many years. It has shown such Im-provement under the regime of Dr. B.

- C. Moore that other cities and statesfrankly admit that th- cannot hopeto overtake the holder of the palm

\u25a0 down In the southwestern corner of theUnited States.

During- the past weak the results ofthe system have stood forth promi-nently. More than 1150 graduates ofthe city's elementary schools ha j<s en-tered the splendid high schools of LosAngeles. This army of students won

, their honors through standings whichare unequaled.

The pupils taking up the heavier ed-ucational pursuits are but young chil-dren in years. Through mentality de-veloped In a school system second to

knowledge than most of their parentsreceived in common schools and lowergrades in the high schools of the form-er generation.

The average aga of the scholars whohave just passed into the higher insti-tutions is not 15 years. Many of thechildren are one. two and three yearsyounger. Therefore it was fitting thatthe signal houors won by these intelli-gent and advanced Juveniles should berecognized through regular graduatingexercises. The occasion was as im-portant and meant as much to thesetalented scholars as to the most graveand reverend senior who ever receiveda sheepskin or a degree from a uni-versity.

Therefore The Herald deems It apleasure to record the names of eighthgrade scholars who go to make up the

\u25a0 great roll of honor in Los Angeles for1910. That they will maintain thehigh reputation of high and polytech-nic schools cannot be questioned. They

ere the children of the most favored• cityon earth. \u25a0

'Here is the list of which Los Angeles

is proud:EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS

Berendo Street SchoolMaud Abrams, Vsrna Allen. Myrtle May

Baker, Marjorle Bell, Louise Darmody, HelenClara Dolton, James Doolittle, Martha Dorr,Helen Leone Eagen. Irma Filbert. Roy Gard-ner. Mildred Gordon, Edna Anastacla Merrill,Antoinette Xavlere Modest). Douglas HowclUMoore, Robert Oiler, Joel Edward Pennlngton,Marie Powell, Battle May Ramadsil, LottieMac Schaefer, Hlldegara Schrelber, lirace sew-til. Mac i: M Up-de-Qraff, Agne* Vail, HarryWilbur.

m..ii« Street SchoolEdith E. Blunk, Grace A. Behrens. James V.

Boone, Frederick A. Eastman, Eleanor Garrett,Marguerite J. Oooge, Harold Greenbaum, Clara1,. Long, Raymond La Dow, Kathleen Mo-Devltt, Gertrude Organ, Hannah D. Perry,

Viola V. Schonfeldt. Laura Sweetman, FloraM. Tanner, Bertha B. Warden, Helen Want-land.

Sixteenth Street SchoolTruman Everett Boudinot, Leo Terrenco

Cooncy, Oscar Arthur Dietrich, Ralph StoneDoughty, Tesale Goldwatcr, Clarence Hyde,Arthur Franklin Jamea, Albeit John Knlck-rehm, Harold Ell Knoles. Helen May Lee,Louis Leo Levl, Carolyn Amelia Llsb. ViolaElaine Shepherd, Gladys StamaU, LeonardStuewe, Floy Williams.

Seventeenth Street SchoolSeymour Leonard Alden, Gladys Sophia Alex-

ander, Eugene Carlisle Brodrlck, George C:cr-roll Brush, Clella Chester, Helen Zslda Colin,l*o Lawrence Dolan, Mary Adelaide Dough-erty, Norman Lowell Entler, Archie ElexlsHanson, Daisy- Ruth Holllngsworth, HessloMarie Jones, Ethel Muriel Kornfeld, MarcelBrunette L* v.. wllletta Beatrice T,onp. Al-fred Louis Menard, Eleanor Ann Moses, EarlKenneth Neville, Jack O'Melvlny, ConradScheerw, Thomas Edson Seeman.

Magnolia Avenue SchoolHarry Batcheller, Elso Beach, Ruth Boyer,

Dorothy Brickies. Fred Brown, Spencer Bug-bee. Roger Clewette, Marjorts Cole, ArthurDiftnum. Leslie Dolton, Margaret Duncan,James Flynn, William Harrison, Allen Hatha-way, Albert Jach, Arthur Kern, MargaretLechlldftr. Frank Llddell. Glen Mollahon. Hu-perl Nichols. Krma Patterson, Theo Pcrlne.

i Nathalie I'omeroy, Anita Provard. Kenneth IPurely. Hazel Rivers. Frank Schilling. Georee

\ Bhand, Hazel Thompson, Floyd Tunis, Edith i

Waller, Jennie Welch, Jesfie Welch.Norwood Street School

Porter Brack, Helen Calkins, Francis K. jCarey. Vaushan Coombs, Catherine Estella |DowlinK, Famuli! Fi?h, John Edgar Hutchin-son, Estelle Marie Johnson, Robert Johnson,Mllo Johnson. Vivian Kiouo. Edith Mclntosh.lio Smith, Marion Wlgmore, Howard Wheel'T.

Wahlailna Street SchmilI.vie Una Bessie Brlen, Margaret Bullen.

Mir-. Cr»mnbell «nm Conn. Cnldwell Curry, 1Florence Dillinger. John Dressier. RolandGray, Leo Helnzeman. Georgia Jllcks, RoyKutter, Arista Pautz, George Relthman. Es-ther Rosland. Gladys Threw. Isabell Turnbull.Wlllard Wood, Harold Wright.

Twenty-fourth Street SchoolMilton Blbo, Verne) W. Bloeser, Harriet Bru-

baker. Stanley Carnahan. Cliffs Castro, Ralph

Coulter. Richard K. Dobson, Kenneth Davis.Buron Fttts, Margaret Force, Muriel E. Far-Ish. Gilbert H. Gould, MllJred llarriman. Al- Ibert S Johnson, Wilson Jones, Emma i.anin>:.Alinee Lrfebore, Kathwlne Miller, Gladys jMaughlln. Margaret Olds, John 11. Ruaaell,Mabel E. Smith, Bruce SaunJen, Irene Tol-chard. Theresa Turner, Bewell W. Thompson,Francis WeldoiL

Vermont Avenue SchoolJosephine Anderson, Albert Beck. Margaret

Grace Cashlß, Lillian Franklin. Milton Clar-

ence Gerllcher, GUJys Olclss, Joseph Harper,

Wllbert Headlcy. William Wadsworth Ma-thews. Sarah Reynolds, Florence Helen Bpran-ger, Wayne C Whlttlngton.

niirtj-»<ienth Street SchoolJosephine Elizabeth Angarola, Ardelle M.

Baker, Nora Irene Becknian, Florence MBenedict, Thelma V. CJiambrrs, Million Downs,John W. Downs, Francis Elliott, Miguel Gar-cia, Harold Goldsboro. Laura May Gysin.Grace H. Hammond, Olive •' Hammond,Grace C Humbert, William Raul Hunrlchs,Velma Ruth Keel Alfred W. pman, Al-bert H. Lower, Orlando F. Marini, Vera Mc-Donald. Sarah Wooihull Miller. Emma Eliza-beth Patlson. Clifford Hamtlton Patten, ElmerEarl Pattlllo, Ramond A. B«»man, willa .Margarette Btud*bak< r, George Earl Troxell,J. Donald Van vi\u25a0• -1. Ivan B. WllllaiWillie F. Wi Ik, Fred Welk.

Jefferson Street School ,La/la Adams, Bert Ard, Gilbert Barry, Ro-

land Cocn. Paul EMott, UacDoottld, Ow«tO'Nell. Paul Ortllp, .Robert Peck. D. O. Su- \u25a0

mek, Vandervoort, Clifford Oljus, Pearl Werts,Joaeph Wl4n»y, Roy Willis, Alma Anderson,Hazel Christen, Rachel Dreyer, i. lei Nelson,Florence. Quitzow. Ethel Quincy, Vera Rlopel,Theresa Young.

Thirtieth Street SchoolBasel Francys Allen, Helen M. Baylies, Earl

G. i.'rasslngton, Albert J. Burgbacher, NaomiW. Butler, Warren B. Clark, Helen R. Crow-ley, M. Ruth Davis, Florence Ruth Dendlnger, IEdna Essen. Mary Fitzgerald. Lucile Fltzmler,

Tillman P. Goodan, Marguerite l^mma Grles-Bier, Phil Townsend Hanna, Eunice Phillip*Haskins, Grace 1.. Bayer, Charles C. Henry,Virginia Isbeek, Alutrila Huttenlocher,Evelyn E. Lanti, Jocelyn M. Loftus, LowellW. Lyons, Rose May Manjarres, Annette Maria

' Misnar, Marie Peyron, John B. Poulln, RoyQultaow, Harry E. Richmond. Grace G. Rob-erts, Bessla Simons, Ethel Elizabeth Stamps,

Ruth D. Taylor, Eatella Truzler, Olln C. Well-born, Thomas Young.

• West Vernon Avenue School

Mildred Abbott. Mildred Armbrueter. PhoebeBowles, Bessie Breon, Jewett Briacoa, MaryBucklln, Oram C. Burdette, Elizabeth Carpen-ter, Kynsupp Clio, William Cort, Lauretto G.Davlln, Oliver Bspe. I^eota Gregg, Russell A.

Klelnhen. Arthur Kronnlck, Paul A. La. Gue,

Frances Lang. Luetta F. Leabo. Gladys Mad-den. Tessle Miller, Lyls A. Meyers, John B.Negley, J. Delfs Pickarts, Sidney C. Russell,Leila 'May Smith, Gertrude F. Thayer. Jean-netto Wallace, Blossom Wilson.

Xiiramndie. Avenue S<-hoolEdith Aldrlch, Tiiomaa Rotello, Mildred

Clapp. Dorothy Markman, Edwin Raymond •Sodergren, Mary Abbot Wilson.

Main Street School*Emery T. Bean. Adrian Uoekway, Shirley

M. Buffet, William Caldwell, Erna M. Clen-den^n. Wallace Crlttenden. Edward OswaldEarl. Ethel 11. Gilbert, Daisy M. Goffi?, EthelM. Keen, Bernice M. Kerr, Lucille Irene Levy,Mabel Llndesmlth, Gladys May.', Jeannie Mil-lar, Eart Montgomery, Florence Robinson, Lll--11, I. Stoll, Floyde J. Terrell, Ma<)allna E.Wadsworth, Charles Murdock Watson.

Mc-Klnley Home SchoolArthur Jam's Brown. John Coon. Paul Hobba,

Lawrence E-lgar McKlm, Alvin James Taylor,

Charles Wesley WeHCott.Hooper Avenue School

Adelaide Apponyl, Marietta Atkinson, Clar-ence l:jcrke, Lottie Holds, Barley Crane, Cor-n^llai De Rr.r, Heman Hopkins, HUdagardeJackson, L*o King, Jesse Marshall, WinifredMass. Anna Peak, William Pruelt, WilliamBcnaaf, Marie Taylor, Lester Van Sluke.

Vernon Avenue SchoolRuth AlUn, Frank Baldwin, Margaret P.ou-

chler, Floyd Chancy, George Cooper, MabelDahl. George Dudley, Frank Foster. France!Gates, Arthur Oilman. Fannie Grec-nborg, Al-berta Hartman, Percy Henkle, Ernest Her-ring. Catherine Jackson, Grace Johnson, Het-tie :.it7,-r, Waldo Landmeler. Rebecoa Munn,Oeorge M ibli irah Merlpol, Edward Mont-pomery, Kstella Nepbltt, James Packer, IvyPate, Lucille Smith, Lynn Stevens, I.ola Wil-son, Viola, Wuits.

Ttventy-Kigbth Street SchoolCarl !:.ii-'[.;.-. I.ena Brown, Marie Clark, Mar-

Jorie Cowles, Dorid Dickinson, ('harlea Kck-harr. Fred Ellason, Howard Gtlhou en, Ma)Ilamlln, Ethel Herman. Isailore Herman, Wat.

son Herrfit. Dora Jacobs, Hazel Kleckner, Jo-seph Kendall. Tom I^igier. Norman Maclean,William McKlroy. Nellie Murdoch, (lltn Nuble,Thomas Reynolds, Helen Sander, Ira Sander,Beulah Scheck, Anna Solomon, Marian Stew-art, Ernest Thompson. James Todd, FawnVejar, ii,;: i Wood. Anna Wltthoft, MyrtleYoung.

Twentieth Street SchoolNed Austin, Vivian Bennett. Evelyn Bur-

cess. Kathryne Elizabeth Chlpnian, AlbertPreston Collins, Jessie Davis. Roy HaroldFlood, Theresa Goss, p'lorence [aye Hl^h-smlth. Vied M. Hughes, Mar Kaplan. Bal-linger Kemp, Loub Law. Matthews I>:ahy.Robert Guy Melntyre, Clyde Mills, LouiseMoon, Emma Moon. Mary O'Hara, Lnuis"Rlley, Harry Scott, Eleanor Smith, EdnaStevens. Edward Tarver, Erjiest Tarver, MabelThornton, Clara [Jlrlch, Kate Waters, DavidI). West, Bate) Wastbi

San I'edro .Street SchoolGuy A. Alley, Floyd B." Alley. Katharine H.

Beyrle, William Bisch, Flora B. Brian, RuthClancy, Rosa H. Duncan, Mary G. Fllckwlr,Herbert Haider, Sarah Hughes, Artie M Kee-n.'v, Vera La Force, John Li-Rler. Robert C.Marshall, Charles Guy Miller, William D Me-Elwaln, Mail- Antoinette Pomettl, Clara D.Roberts, Cerelda J. :-(-uz, Margaret Shlnaki,William Btelner, Mildred E. Til.lon, Ethel I!Tyler, Abraham Varola, Dave A. Voelkel, JellaC. Voelkal, Hannah I. White, Agnes V. Wolfe,Maria B. Wolfe.

-Second Avenue School •Fred 1.. Brook*! Hannah E. Baker, Richard

Deardurff. Bertha Elchler, Charles C. Harry-man, Julius Jameton, Helen Jarrett, FlorenceHeal Harold C. Reynolds, J. Hurt Steams,Mildred Mary Starr. Alice V. N. Shorten.

Fifty-Fourth Avenue SchoolVarnle Bland, Ruth Buah, Robert B. Davis,

Robert E. Davis, Jamea De Camp, Deloa El-dred. Mclntyre Farlea, Vincent Oanahl. Elea-nor Malson, Ruth McConnell, Jack M.'Clure,Newell Moore, Aline Pendergrast, John Pftsch-uer. Janny Stroud, Rachel Btearn, WlteyWeaver.

I i.rel.( Street SchoolMonna M. Arbogaat. Cecil Oardenler mils,

Clarence A. Crotaau, Elisabeth Johanna F.bert,Grace I. Eberts, Elsie lula Kbrlght. Traejr

\ Pulton,- Norifla B. Goodwin, Tommle Hardlnc,1 Kvlgar t?ray Hull. Sherman Carl KriewaM.I Louise M. LePa«e. Hilda M. Umtskxr. lllanchen. Mailland. Catherine H. MeCot'.key. E.liih

: Frances Mcvlahun. MlUrvd Moort*. Elisabeth' Carrol O'Connor, John I. Phillips. ISHlItt Claire

jRlsdun. James S. .<hari>e. Kay E. Slider, Iler-mmi St. clalr. Helen M. Stewart, Lucy A.Street, Arthur n. Wilson.

lunu>-l ir»i Avenue schoolGrace Duller. Mary Cheater. Albert CVftey.

• Marie M. Kcly. tllenn E. Hay**, tleonEla* M.i Jenkins. Karl B. Jor.es. Russell C t.wkanl.Mali'- M. McMurry. Ororse Plnalr.s. LVi\*!iy

Zl. Psaai U-th Fatten, SJsrjr-ier!:? O. *.Y**ti.LaWme M. Watson. UUIU XI. IVattaeß,

«mie« Mreet BttfcaaJMarguerite A. B.lk«r. C!*»"Tre W. R»rbanej.

Flsfc- M. Hishop. Anr.ita Pcluw. Nellie M.Favour, Clarence J. Fitson. John MoCZure.Gerald i". McCtHMiifa, Let ststticeT. IMscn P.Wing. Has*] M. Youni

(•rif.in Avrane Schooli Emma Bsr-. Florae* K'*o*. Fvva vertwn

Fowltc, Matilda Goldberg. R.-y >' i-'v :Lewi Hooper. Mildred Ka»'uf. L*on NOT"

I man Lonr. EmU Mtusel. Harry rarvnle. LVxialJ| Rankln, Ml i i Butt \u25a0. Arthur Syuvjitt. IVn:y

Wcekes.( a«trlar Street School

Alice Coyle.

< nllfoniiii Street School v , jLouis Abrsms, Gerald Harvey. Vere ililtwts. j

Ralph Soucks.Alpine Street School

Evelyn A lams. Fred Brooks, Roll Collard. jClarence Erway, Joseph W. Farrel. Bessl^]Heraetreat, Robert E. Howard. May Johnson.Vivian ij.H, Maynard Laswell, Ivo I. I. 11- '

! zlch. Sylvester McFarland. Helen M fCaln, Una |Sugai . Jacob J. Wilder, duatav Wlttrock.Harry Wolff.

Caster Avenue SchoolTo»t>a X. Bailey, Hazel Marie Bradley. Juan-

iih Bowen, James R. Carpenter, ConstanceChandler, Ruth L. Connelly, Ida Ooldben,Dolores Gordon, Fred Horowitz, Richard H.Loveday, Celeste M. Noon, Rebecca Plnklert,Helen Mabel l'.ic.Jen, Nellie M. Rorori. I.lzzleShapiro, Rosa R. Sugarman, Anna Margaret

! Taylor. Mile Valentine, Claudlne I* Williams.Tempi* Street school

1 Robert Boulden, Elizabeth Black, \u25baWalterBaker, Henry Campbell, Martha Caldwell,ilernlece Crampton, Melville Cobb, DorothyDukos, Mildred Fowler, Eugene Miller, Kay

Htm, Owen N'olton, Noel Pike. Edward Eln-.p-

son. Bertha Smookler, Elsa WilllmzHr, EvatsonI Watters.

Logan Street SchoolLester Bolton, Xlma IJodie. Nannie Grace

Heron, Marguerite Jackson, Mildred Jacobs,Korrln Kohn, Elsa Mays, Martha MelmuerK, jHoward Miller, Fred Moreln, Lyman Perrln,Joee Vizcarra, Peter Walker, Wilbur Welch,Paul Wollam. Arthur Woodward, Vornon Wor-

| den, Anna Jacsek.Micheltorrna Street School

Ruth Gertrude Berkley. Hallle KatbrtnaBowers, Horace Walter Finch. Elmer Gill,May Belle Howard, Raymond Moyer, JohnNowell Roberts. Corinne Alpha Reynolds, Cole-man Chalmers Smith, Ada Catherine Sturte-vant, William Swett.

Vnion Avenue School *»

deorite S. Barton, Wsldon W. Bet*, Hor-ten.ie H. Cheval, Daniel Cohen, Florence O.Grossman, Edward H. Dunne, Royal B. Flscus,John M. Hefteinnger. "Lewis H. Humason,Ilaral 1 C. Morton, William H. Reynolds, JuneRose Bchalwlts, Williemay Shocklay, Nat Y.Stockwell, James O. Talit, Dana Wiley.

l'remont Avenue -SchoolRodney Atsatt, Naomi Berry, Florence Cece-

lia Bornstein, Belle Coryall, Fred Decks, Wal-ter Mersch, Mary Patterson, Harold Renfort,Estha Rodkcy, Benjamin Bheppard, Lucy Sni-dish. '

Normal Training School

Alice Arneson, Florence Ayer, James Black.Harry Blinn, Gladys Beard, Hazel Bradford,Olsa Bryant. Francis Corby, Lodolska da Qen.cres. Walter Durst, Edward Garratt, RubyGrider, .lame* Hawley, Olive Hawley, VoltaHeddon, Hazel Keller, Katherln Lewie, EstherMallmann, Gladys Mallmann. Ida Marks,Beatrice McClurkln, Lowell Middlecoff, PaulMiller, Paul Myers, Ruth Phillppl, EdwinRoe, Mao Sanders, Alpha Sigfrld, EthelSquires, Hazel Strong, .Tack Terrass, James

litm.-in. John Wleman, Hara. Williams,Linda. Woodruff.

Grand Avenue SchoolStewart Webster Ady. Fred B. Baker. Mil-

dred Burns, A..ene Chase. Bertha Cohen,Fronale E. Gunn, Charles A. EXoaa*, LillianHanson, Clarence W. Herron, William F. Huff,Helen Kennel, Percy Labbe, Robert Lander,Paul I.lndley, Fred L. Lockard, Vida Logan,Gladys R. Miller, W. Irving Nichols. AbrahamPerluss, Emma RosensUln, Irene D Beckrist,Edna M. Sprague, Joseph H. Steam. BeatriceTi vis, Clarence N". Vtdeen, Herbert W. Walk-er, John M. Wetdemeyer, Harry D. Wilson.

Cambria Street School

Alphonne A. Burnand, Gertrude May Brown,Carl E. Cable, F. Forrester Chase, Richard K.

Collins, Aimer Crlckmore. Josephine M. Cullen,Mary M. Ooeewisch, Juliet Guggenheim, Juanlta Cecilia Hanson. Carlton W. Henley, Kath-ryn Le Hane, Marjorle June Keeße, Burton C.l,und, Georgle Belle McDonald, Anntn LaurlflM Donald, James M- Montgomery, Leila Nickerson. Florence Thornburp Paul, Hie A.Paul. Grace. D. Team, Wilhelmlna May Rec-tor. Grace Marie Rhodes, George N. Whiting,

Gertrude J. Whitman.

Hoover Street SchoolWilliam Campbell. Margaret ill urn, Mil-

dred Duwson. A. D. Engi Mi. Louise (Jab-bert, Helen Gunnison, Adele lie lam Edwardii, irlch, Rupert Helnwh, Carrie Jones, DuitlsJc lies, Jeanatte Mackle, Helen Usual. Leslie

Milled Albert Newtnn, Hubert Bi arles, MartinBhakley, Kendrtck Smith, Ethel Wilson, Ban-ford Wilson.

llohart Boulevard SchoolRuth Katherine ''air. F. Edgar Denison,

[\u0084•,.. - Hervey 6haffn< r, Irene It. Ktgholz,

Lemuel Grant. Jennie Elizabeth Hazlett,George Riumll Henderson, James A. .^'. Koer-ner, Nina E. Ross, William O. Itussell, Min-

nie Elizabeth Subke.Tenth Street School

Samuel Becker. Blanche Beatrice Bennett,Mabel Winifred ilenaon, Beatrice Lydla Brod,Elsie Eleanor . dine, Cecil Sarah Call. JulianColin, Walter Dorrcr, Oertruda Fitzgerald,Clyde Freeman, Maud MaUle Greer. LucilleQregf, Thomas. Harold Healy, Elsie May

ibhs, ' illle Gertrude Ilohba, liuby Kornfsld,Philip Charles Morlarty, Marguerite Kmellne,Prather, i' Iscllla Anna Reynolds, Frunce.sMay BtogUe.ll, Elizabeth Mary Wilson.

McKinley Avenue SchoolLeota Buell, Adena E. Cross, Nellie Coover,

Miriam M. Day, Grace R, Douglaa. Elsie M.<lreeson. Gertrude' Halloek, Grace Kalloek, 'Marie Lawrence, Esther M. Llnd, Edna F.

I McAfee. Frances Georglna Rose, Alta Rud-dock, Myrtle K. Taylor, En Wyoina VanDusen. Clara A. AVlrtz, Vlctorlna Ygleslas,Marguerite N. Vun#!n. Howard R. Ballard,Paul 11. Brubeck, Clarence J. Case, ClarenceJ. Dunn. William Watson Klnney, Earl M,Rees, Leland E. Tubbs, James Venier.

Seventh Street SchoolCharlen Brackman, Helen Brazil, Arthur

Deri<i Norval Fuller, Bertha Kearney, PearlMlrley, Ruby Moseley, Vera Baylea, GraceW'anvig. ' • • .

Ninth Street SchoolRuth Flora Adcock. Irene Bailey, Anderson

Lesley Bailey, Emma M. Bavin. Anna Bloom.Karl Harry Boogar, Cheater Brewer, JuliaMargaret Burger, Iva I.uella Corllsa, AnnaDolt*, Isabel Agnes Bal, Raymond H»»a«y,Dorothy Rabat, Hazel Ruth Hemenway, PearlFrances Langdon, Henry Uchtenatatn, CecilOeorge Loer, Gladys Ma-ion. Stella May. AliceMcßurney, I.ula Miller, Helen Mlnnlch, CharlesIrving Morrison, Jean I. .Phillip*.Hubert Rickcrt, Berate* Agnes RUey, Alice M.: Riviere.Joe Itoaenblum, Carl L. 3r-hllttenhardt, \u25a0 Wll-l.ini Boon, Charles C. Smith, Henry George

Busier, Roy Stone, Harmon Bweei, . Blanche

Terry, Rhea Tluirnbursr, Herbert Trlpp, CharlesTrull Troll, Eunice fa} Watson. Clarence Q.

; Wcsncr. Oeorga Wooil. Hannah Zaxher. i

Bnyil Street School

' Funnle Abrams. Ma C. Abram». Ramon*! HlcvW. Earl Buck, i:ar! U Cannon. HaroldICrane. Charles Edward nwy.-r. Ida B. Fisher.I John C. Hunter. Rose Kimlnsky, Rosa Cor-Indla W. Meyer. Ray Nesmith. Ralph Nesmlth,

William Kmll NitZJcli.-. Csrlylt Perry. Carl 11.

Ponedrl. Uladya A. Parkhurst. Sam Raboß,

Nettle Si-rnvarti. Forrist Bruoe 6h«ur. XiH'haWarl Simpson. Abraham Turk. Glinna AdellWalter. Maye Ella Wclty.

\u25a0Jr.. lit Street ScbsslJohn W. Cornell. William K. Forstcr. Delia

Oatlober, Rmiolph c. Hub. Thaul A. John-sen. Paul Morse. Bruce W. Philp.

Mmtf Street SchoolMlnnlo ArK'Kast. Frank Hessolo. Frank Cor-

dano Manuila De Luna, Frank Can, JohnGardetto, Maud Miller, AlvinPeck. Carl Hutu-,Jus*. Louis Saffe. Xne* Stewart.

Ann Street School .Elena U Bnicamontc Uol.la L. »'anni '-. Jan-

nie Tanxcla. Bessie B. Westlake.Second Street S<"hool

Georse C. Avila, Aenld A. Erode. v:ii\ina

F. Browns, Harold M. Cross. Carl A. Cu^lea. Patrick M. Darcy, Mary J. Davis,\lvah R Dlskey, Earl B. Edwards, Clifton 1..

Fleming;, Abe M. Forer, Sophie R. Korer. Law-rence C Oiambastlanl, '/\u25a0• Hi I" Qrimaud, Ha.zel M. Hart, Fred L. Hose, Rudolph A. Hos-lanJ Rudolph F. Krieglstelner. Oeorge M.•Undsay, Arihur W. Mellen, Eugene 1.. Mc-lJtuithlln. A. Lenora McLaughlin. Margaret M

Park, Sam Plntkin. John C. Post. Bertha M.ProrenxanO, Robert I. Rider. J. Howard Rob-inson Court B. Strong, Robert P. Thayer.

Raymond B. Tunnlcllff, Charles A. Wallace.Peter J. Wilson.

Kuclld Avenue School

Helen Clara Bendler, Raymond Dunbar, My-ra Dell Orether, Bonnie l.»e Henderson, Char-

lotta May Haguewood, Helen Honan. RuthLlndsoy, Harvey Louis Llghtfoot, Percy Mur-ray, Will McMullen. Ethel Snyder, EstherFern Webb, Clara Waktor.

Breed Street School

Cf'clle Marguerite Alcorn, Winifred M. Bru-baker Georgia Esther Chrlstman, Wesley

Chan Margaret Louise Held, Earl EdwardJennings. Helen Margaret McCorkoll, RonaldMcCorkell, Helen Opld, Maude E. Rogers, Win-ifred Btecsgaard, Estella K. Stenssaard, StevenYaeger.

First Street SchoolCallle B. Fortier, Eva L. Griffith, Fred Mo-

Naliy. Rosetta T. McN,ally, Gertrude O. Parks.Madeline A. Peters, Margaret C. Peterson,

Alleen M. Phllbrlck, Leara M. Russell, Louis

A. Stclnecke, Floy 11. Walker.Cornwall Street School

Helen Albersmeler. Etta Altman. Orla Brew-ster Frank Haskell, Meynell Holmes, LouisKelly, Harold Shepard, Mellnda Slater, GeorgeStein, Graco Thompson, Morton Torrance, John

Wright.Bridge Street School

Anthony Bianchi, Edna Benson, Gladys Mc-Millan, Fred McQee, Oscar Monroe, Fred Pico,

Leo Redden, Harry Stein.

Olive Street Evening SchoolFred Dunlap, Bruce Flndley, Carl Fowler,

Collln James, Louis Johnson, Abraham Mar-

golin, Robert McDonald, Clifford Mendonsa,John Neu, Clifford Schultze, Isador Schwartz,Frank Thomas.

Santa Fe SchoolLoyd W. Jonhson.

Vernon SchoolAlfred B. Ronnie, Fred D. Mayhuglr

Pupils Entering Los Angeles High School by the Hundreds

HERALD PHOTOGRAPH SHOWING SEVY OF RECENTLY GRADUATED GRADE PUPILS ON WAY TO HIGH SCHOOL

COACHMAN SOUGHTON FORGERY CHARGE

Proprietor of Club Loses $150 onWorthless Paper—Landlady

Also Complains of Be.inn Victimireri

A warrant has been issued for Ihesi of wilhii'd Colman who, it is

alleged, lefl town after passing a forgedcheck ''it Jvilm ilinrh. proprietor nfthe Chicago club, at 22S West Firststr et, Monday evening. The check

for $150, drawn on the BroadwayBank ami Trust company and pur-ported to bear the signature of P. P.Hoegee, it m nls.i alleged by Mrs,Qail, 1024 South Hope street, thai Col-pian owed her about $85 for board foihimself and wife,

'ni the evening of February 7 hesay her a ticket to the theater andduring In r abser c, between S and vo'clock, took Ms wife and trunks and

ared. Hindi's faulty recol-lection or (in 1 name us "Holrnan" andhis impression that the check was on,i Pasadena bank confused the policeIn their search for him and his trailhas been completely lost.

Colman was a horseman, formerlyemployed by the Tally Ho Btables and

Carriage company, on Qulncy street,lie possessed an Ingratiating manneram! made himself so agrei able to thepatrons of his employers that a wellknown real estate man was glad tomke him Into liis own employ severalmonths asn. where he proved a model

dm ii. He bought and sold nmany horses and, pending payment onsuch deals his landlady often extendedhim credit.

Colman was about 27 years old and

cam.' here from Long Branch, N. J.iii- , ;; :;\u25a0(;;;; areenport, >:. Y.

MISSION FOR MEN TOBE HELD AT HOLY CROSS

Member of St. Domonick Order to

Speak at VariousMasses

The mtaalon for the men of the Holy

Crou liitvisli will open with specialservices in that church today. Rev.J. I!. O'Connor. ;i member o£ the orderof St. Domlnlck order of priests ofSan Francisco, will preach the missionand will speak at the masses at 7, 8,g and 10:30 O'clock this morning. Thelast mass will be a solemn high mass.

at which Rev. Jqhn t'awley will be

celebrant, Rev. J. Trudeau, deacon anaFather O'Connor; sub-deacon. Qounoa sthird mass will be sung, under the di-

notion of Rev. T. F. Fa hey, pastor of

the church. Father O'Connor willpreach on "The Necessity of Grace."At the evening service ho will speak"ii \u25a0\u25a0 ite ith."

During- the week Father O'Connorwill preach at the E and 8 o'clockmasse* and each evening at the ser-vices exclusively for the men of theparish. At the close of the mission aHoly Name society will Be formed by

the men of the pariah with Junior andsenior branches, to take a prominentpart in tlie parish work. At the closeof this mission a similar one will beheld in tin' Church of Our Lady ofLoretto, where a society will also boorganized.

Tile decoration! for tiir* opf-ninff -ofHi.- mission are especially pretty, fernshaving been banked at the back of thoaltar, with several potted trees ar-ranged about the sanctuary.

SOCIAL CLuV ENTERTAINSTh<i Golden West Circle club enter-

tained last night, .it the. FraternalBrotherhood building, 845 South Fis-ueroa street, with an amateur vaude-ville performance and dance. Thevaudeville program was under the di-rection of Jack Harold Liechtenstein.Among those taking part were H. SU-verstone, In character songs; A. J. Mul-len, inonologlst; Phil and CharlesKaufman musicians; Miss Rose Nad-ler, contralto; A. D. Rnitlimullcr. HazelBrown and Mabel Flaynard.

LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MOBNING. FEBRUARY 13, Win.4

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COOP CLOTHESKNOW US FOB BEST VALUES

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Sale of Boys'\u0084Knicker Pants for

Monday Only.':\ fAll Knicker Pants, except Blue

Serge and Corduroy will be onsale for tomorrow only at thefollowing- reductions:

75c C Cf,Pants *JU\/

, $1.00 T^rPants Iut

150 $1 10Pants ,

n-oo ci kMPants Vl«uVJ2 50 <^1 QC.;: Punts «PI.Ztl$3.0« fl?7 7 cPunts «P^.^U

,*\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 tiere Spring Hilit* are here, If you4t want them, lim lullingunih •iillg.

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