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-THE DETROIT FREE PRESS- -TUESDAY. JUNE 19, 1928 13 THE GUMPS -A WORD TO THE FLIES IS SUFFICIENT I'M GOING TO LET A THOUSAND FLIES COME IN THE BUT YOU'LL DON'T USING. THEN ILL PUT THE SCREEN BACK IN THE WINDON WORRY! I'M I'M JUST A MODERN STRAIGHT AND HAVE THEM ALL AT MY MERCY I'LL KILL WHAT IN EIGHT WORLD ARE TAKING THE LET ALL THINKING APPARATUS HOW EVERY FLY IN THE ROOM EXCEPT TWO- THEN I'LL THE FLIES YOU KNOW NO MATTER ALLOW THE TWO LUCKY SURVIVERS TO ESCAPE DOING SCREEN OUT. COME IN CAREFULLY YOU SCREEN A HOUSE AND SPREAD THE NEWS AMONG ALL THE FLIES A FEW FLIES WILL GET IN- IN YOU TOWN SEE THAT THE ANOTHER GUMP FLY AROUND THIS PLACE IS A TRAPYOU CAN BET I HE'S A STRANGER FROM WHO OUT NEVER OF HEAF TOW OF THE MASSACR THE BREADWINNER: He's In Again! AW, FORGET IT! Y'MIGHT NEVER NICE LIL' FEED JOINT SEE TH' BIRD AIN'T IT WAIT'LL Y'GET C'MON I FOUND A NEW A LOAD OF TH' TEA ROOM WHERE GRUB HERE! WE CAN HIDE TH' HELLO, MISS So WINKLE GUY, TAKE ME, AIN'T TO CITY HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES Below is the second installment of the list of students who are graduating from the Detroit public high schools. Northern high school will hold its commencement Wednesday.

Dr. J. Wellington Hoag will speak. Northeastern will provide its program tonight, with Edwin L. Miller, assistant superintendent of school, delivering the address.

Northwestern will be addressed by Rev. Joseph Vance, pastor, First Presbyterian church, at exercises beginning at 10:30 a. m. today. The remaining lists of high school and intermediate school graduates will follow in succeeding issues.

Northern High, Marvel Abelson. Grace Abramson, Seymour Adamson, Edna Adams, June Adams, Lois Adams, Carl Agranoff, Helen Albright, Alma Allen, Seymour Alpert, Abraham Alprin, Adele Alzofon, Ethel Anderson, Roger Arbury, Sam Ascher, LeRoy Atlivaick. Chesley Ayers. Nicholas Babajoff, Betty Bacon, Inez Baker, Charlotte Balkwell, Frank Barnes, Mary Barnett. Loreen Bartmess.

Morton Bauman, Louis Beall, Dorothy Beckman, Rubin Benjamin, Ruth Berkeley, Albert Bixby, De Vera Blanstein. Bella Block. Ida Block. Isadore Bloom, Norman Bounker, Helen Bower, Eleanor Bozzer. Jerome Brasch, Milton Bresler, Irving Brown, Marie Brown, William A.

Browne, Sam Brownstein, Edward Brushaber, Florence Budnitsky, Freda Bush, William Buss, Arthur Byerlein, Dorothy Camin. Mary Cast, Fannie Cavaler. Elsie Chinque, Sam Chosid, Dorothy Christensen. Ruth Christensen, Erwin Cohen. Florence Cohen.

Jennie Cohen, Luciano Coluccio, Margaret Common, Dorothy Crane, Marion Cudworth. Mary D' Agostino, Josephine Daltow. Beulah Daniels, Duane Dean. Yetta Delabowsky, Margaret Diefendorf. Jack Dixon, Clayton Doehring.

Dorothy Downend. Claire Draia, Marie Dutton. Gertrude Ebert. Newton Liliar Eckridge, Helen Edelson, Einstandig, Marjorie Epstean. Rebecca Eustaco, Constance Fealk.

Gusste Ruth Folhander. Fineman, Helen Milton Ferguson, Celia Fine. Floyd. Letitia laender. Forgoros, Frances Evelyn Friedberg.

Alex FriedIlia Friedman. Joseph Gach, Fannie Geisman, Louis Gelfand. Uel Glass, Dorothy Goldberg, Goldberg, George Goldman, Miriam GoldJacob lian Goodman, Stella Goodman, Lucite Goss, stein, Rosaline Goldstein, Iva Gomez, LilJean Graer, Gourlny, Charles Evelyn Grage, Elizabeth ard Green, Julius Green, Harold Green, RichGreenberg, Nathan Greenberg. Sophie Ruth Grossberg. N.

Greenberg. Rose Grossberg, Harry Gruber, Emma Haley, Bernice Hall, Dorothea Hall. Mi1ton Halpert, Donald Hastie, William Hatcher, George Hatie, Margaret Hayes, Albert Heldner, Marion Helfman, Ida Hencken, Louise Hinez, Grace Hindley, John Hoag. Jeanne Hodgeman, Contella Hollis, Harry Itskovitz, Isadore Izbitsky, Newton Jackson, Jeanette Jacobs, Sara Jacobs, Harry Jacobson, Ruth Jatfee, Isobel Jenkins, Alice Johnstone, Albert Kahn, Grace Kahn, Johanna Kananen, Marian Kanat, Hyman Karr, David Katz, Eva Katz, Helen Kellamen, Beatrice Kenney, Natalie Kevresan, Hazel Kinde, Lila J. King, Sophie Kishner, Loraine Klix, Albert Knight, Katherine Koch, Betty Kohn.

Ben Krugel. La Verne Laidlaw, Robert Lamb, Grace and Jessie Lang, Max Lansky, Marvin Last, Dorothea Lehman, Madge Lenton, Ida Levine, Nathan Levine, Sam Levitt. Harry Levy, Sara Lichtblau, Herbert Lieberman, Michael Lieberman, Helen Linsky, Doris Frances Lipson. Longstaff, Yetta Litwin, Mac Lober, Albert Lubetsky, Lillian Luck. Nellie MacLaughlin, Margaret McCallum.

James McCarty, Constance McCormick, Betty McFate, Florence McKiernan. Beecher McKillop. Lucile McLaughlin. Margaret Margulies, Anna Maes. Elsie Mann, Matthew Mark, Louis Marks, Ervin Markus, Margaret Mary Marovich.

Jerry Marvin. nard. William Maxwell, Howard MayMedico, Solomon Medow. Frances Merliss, Bertha Milinsky, Helen Militz. Julia Miller, Eva Millman, Freda Milsk, Agnes Moore, bara Moore.

Bretta Moran. Max Morris. Rose Morris. Charlotte Moss. Thomas Moure.

Thomas Muir. Meyer Nadler, Aaron Nathan, Janet Nelson, Mona Niblett. Romaine Orth, Franklin Page. Yetta Panetz. Daisy Pearce, Mildred Pearce, Virginia Pennington, Lillian Perbutak.

Hope Perkins. Rose Perlman. Charles Perry, Elizabeth Phillips, Ada Pierce, WilHam Pocock. Anne Pomeranz, Lucile Pope, George Popovish, Dearborn Pratt, Jean Price. Philip' Rader, Eleanore Rather, Irving Ray, Theodore Rayder.

Hugh Reed, Morton Rezanka. Robert Rice, George Rickerd. Edith Robinson, Ellis Robinson, PIMPLES ON FACE AND NECK Burned Constantly, Caused Disfigurement. Cuticura Heals. "My face and neck began to break out with pimples and blackheads.

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Leighton, Ypsilanti: Rose M. Murphy and Agnes Salchert, Rosebush; Olive A. Redlin, Deerfleld, and Barbara Zimmerman, Traverse City. McCOY IN NICARAGUA. Managua, Nicaragua, June (A.

General Frank McCoy, who is to supervise the impending Nicaraguan elections, has arrived here from Panama. JAY L. COURTRIGHT. Special to The Free Press. Albion, June disease caused the death of Jay L.

Courtright, 62 years old, at his home here this afternoon. Besides his widow, he is survived by a daughter, Miss Margaret Courtright, a teacher in the Detroit schools, and a son, Russell, a member of this year's A Albion college graduating class. Two brothers. H. J.

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Standard Oil Company (Indiana) DETROIT, MICHIGAN The MESSAGE OF CHIEF GIVEN TO KIWANIS Urges Aristocracy Based Upon Service. Seattle, June aristocracy founded, not upon was defined today when Henry C. birth or wealth, but upon, service Heinz, of Atlanta, delivered the president's annual message to 6,000 members of Kiwanis International, assembled at the Seattle civic auditorium for their twelfth annual convention. "In this age where material progress is the prime measurement of success in life," he said, "we are prone to become 80 devoted to things temporal that we lose sight of the amenities of life. We become wrapped up in making money, in building up business, in controling politics.

We become self-cenself-conscious. tergeitishness bolshevism is the and food communism upon thrive; selfishness has been the source of all misunderstanding and trouble since the world began. Lethargy and indifference toward the public good are the curse of our present life. Many have never tasted sweets of service. never known the joy of friendship.

It is such agencies as Kiwanis that are providing men of affairs a medium of service." Heinz' message followed a program of addresses by officials welcoming the Kiwanians to the Pacific northwest. 28 Win Diplomas In Hospital Class Special to The Free Press. Ann Arbor, June Joseph's hospital training school today awarded diplomas in nursing to 28 students, history forming of the the largest school. class Diplomas were presented by Rev. J.

E. Wood, chaplain of the hospital. The following Michigan women were among those graduated: Misses Marea Baughman, Helen G. Fletcher, Lois Smith, Helen I. Steffey and Mary Norton, of Ann Arbor; Elizabeth G.

Beard and Dorothy Dunlavy, Dexter: Helen G. Burns, Belva Cusack and Marjorie Davarn, of Hubbardston; Marie L. Dobson, Caro; Ann E. Duncan, Lansing; Nora E. Ferris, Saginaw; Madeline V.

Frechette, Pontiac: Marie H. SSS. "I am so happy THAT'S TH' YES BUT I EH WELL, JUST WISH I IT FROM KNEW WHO KID, HE HE WAS SO HARD LOOK AT Walter E. Sharpe. List Continued.

M. Robinson, Juanita A. Rogers. Dorothy V. Roosevelt.

Rhoda L. Rubin, Edythe A. Ruskin, Doris G. Ryan, Vera Sahulko. Dorothy 1.

Sample, Margaret L. Schultz. Dorothy N. Scott, Kathryn M. Scribner, Mildred Seed, Frances M.

Seipp. Ruth Shapiro, Alice M. Shielde, Marjorie E. Shiels, Gertrude A. Simancek, Nancy B.

Simpson, Helen M. Smith. Anne Sorensen. Doris L. Spaulding, Murlel Spicer, Ursula Sprau, Cynthia F.

Stark, Frances M. Stefanac. Satia 8. Stewart, Rose F. Stopp, Marion Swykert and Ellen F.

Talbert. Frances B. Taylor, Kathryn E. Tebeaux. Helen M.

Tompkins. Eleanor R. Trick, Pauline E. Thompson, A Margaret A. Tierney, Chariotte G.

Thayer, Esther K. Thompson, Kathryn B. Treis, Rose Turnbull, Vivian A. Twigs. Gertrude M.

Victorson, Mildred P. Vogilin, Louise F. Walsh. Shirley A. Warner, Edna Wasserman, Josephine A.

Walker. Dorls A. Weiss, Leola G. Wenner, Lilybelle White, Muriel W. Williams, Hazel G.

Woodley, Jeannette M. Wright, Geraldine Wright, Naomi Wright, Dorothy E. Wrobbel. Northwestern Boys. C.

Ward Ale, C. Harmon Alexander, William M. C. Allan. William F.

Andrews. Irwin Wm. Armstrong. L. Merl Arney, Thomas B.

Atwell, Max Bader, Morton H. Barris. Harry S. Benjamin, Charles A. Benson, Adolph H.

Bernhard, Ralph Bernstein. Clair E. Blaine, Rolfe C. Blanchard, Seward Boyd. Frederick Boyer, Robert H.

Briggs, Carl A. Brown. John W. Bruckner. Alexander J.

Buenano, Irving Bush, Alex. B. Campbell, John Campbell, Charles L. Carlson. Robert C.

Carlson, Edward R. Carolin, Tracy M. Carrabin. Abraham H. Cherow.

William Clements, Alfred C. Comport. Theodore M. Connolly, J. Clair Converse.

Robert Davidson, Jack R. Davis and Sterling Deehr. Edward T. Dodge. Theodore M.

Dorsz. Gust Dulas, Louis Ecker, Abraham Epstein, Donald Erskine, De Forest Eveland, William M. Faulds, Morris Finkelstein, Joseph Fisk. Richard Flett, James H. French.

Harold S. Fuller. Robert H. Gathman, Charles Gentry, Frank J. Gill, Jack W.

Gleeson, Maurice Goldsmith, Leonard H. Goldstein, Ejner J. Gotberg. Earl Graham. William C.

Grant, Randolph Guibord. George Gustafson. Homer Haggerty, Charley Hammer, William F. Harlton, James O. Harris, Arne W.

Helleren. Charles Henderson, Philip L. Henderson. Leslie Hendra, John Herbst, Harold Hintz, David Holtzman, Samuel Holtsman. Frank Roy Hough, John L.

Huffsmith, Willard F. Hurlbut, Thomas Irwin, Charles H. Jasnowski, Lloyd Jones, Barney Katzman. Oscar. Keily, Huribut D.

Kennedy, John Kirschenheiter, Leonard E. Klatt, Addison L. Knight, Donald H. Knox, Nelson W. Kropik, Alfred D.

LeBonte, Walter A. Lane, Lloyd C. Larder, Howard W. Leaver, Leo K. Lennox, Robert L.

Linebaugh. Julian L. Lofland, Jack N. Loughner, Edward P. Lowney, Bernard C.

Macneil, Will1am A. Maddock and Embil E. Martens. Leonard Mathieson, Karl F. McClusky, Frederick I.

McCosh, Wayne A. McDonald. Roger T. Merrick, Milton A. Mertz.

Raymond J. F. Miller, Victor G. Mitter. Lee Montgomery, Bernard B.

Muldoon. Robert Newhouse, Harry Newman, Robert A. Nienstedt, Charles M. Ohno, John J. Olson, Edwin D.

Orians, Fred G. Pape, Judson, Phelps, James La. Pritchard, Charles J. Rapp, James A. Rea, William R.

Rekshan. Alexander Rennie, Norman F. Ringe, Samuel Romer. Patrick J. Ronan, Aaron Rosen.

Arthur W. Rosenau. Max J. Rosenberg. Edward Roth, Russell Rottmann, Ward Schultz, Edward Schwarz, William S.

Sellman, Solly N. Seltzer and Frederick T. Shepherd, Harvard W. Shepherd. Joseph H.

Shimmick, J. Jay Slakter, Edwin G. Smith, Richard C. Sprunk, Robert D. Sprunk, Edward H.

Steinke, Charles H. Stephens, Howard M. Stowell, Hugh Strohmer, Olin K. Taylor, John W. Teubert, George R.

Thomas, Walter E. Toedebusch, Julius Trattner, Lorraine A. Tromley, John C. VanDalson, Gerald L. Wardell, Russell H.

Weaver, George A. Weinstein, Ralph H. Whaite, Pierson Willhahn. John E. Wilson, Thomas Wigle, Harry G.

Wimmer, Arvin W. Wiseman. Herbert Wright and James A. Young. Fireworks to Aid 4th's Celebration Detroit will be ablaze with pyrotechnical exhibitions the night of July 4 when seven displays will be shot off simultaneously in as many localities in the city.

This announcement was made yesterday by Clarence E. Brewer, commissioner of the department of recreation. The city will spend $7,000 for fireworks, alloting $1,000 for each exhibit. Permission was received today from Washington for the use of Fort Wayne for one of the fireworks display centers. It was granted on the request of Representative Clarence J.

McLeod, who was asked by Mayor John C. Lodge to obtain it. The other exhibitions of fireworks will be at Belle Isle; Chandler park, Harper and Dickerson avenues; Lodge play field, Van Dyke and Georgia avenues; Northwestern field, West Grand River and Grand boulevard; University of Detroit stadium on the Six Mile road and at the River Rouge park. PLAYGROUND DIRECTORS HOLD ATHLETIC MEET Competitive athletic events were carried out by 200 directors of city playgrounds during 8 three-day outing at the recreation camp near Brighton, ending yesterday. The directors were from the permanent staff of the department of recreation and were guests Commissioner Clarence E.

Brewer. The program was under direction of Miss Lottie A. McDermott and John J. Considine, department supervisors. 6 6 6 Cures Malaria and quickly relieves Biliousness, Headaches.

and Dizziness due to temporary Constipation. Aids in eliminating Toxins, and is highly esteemed for producing copious watery that the last pimple is gone-" Helen Robinson, Laurabelle Robinson, Mildred Robinson, George Ropes, Viola Rose. Helen Rosenberg. Zelda Rosenberg. Archie Rosenzweig, Sonya Rosin, Jerome Rothenberg.

Ernestine Rovin. Norman Rowe. Harry Rubenfire, Nathaniel Rubin, Edward Ryan. Doroty Sachs. Ralph Sachs.

Esther Salavensky, Florence Sanders. Albert Saperstein. Joseph Scavone. Martin Schaefter. Sophia Schmier.

Harold Schroeder. Libble Schuster. Lillian Schwartz. Rose Schwartz. Blanche Seligman.

Ruth Selman. Seward. Edith Sherman. Gertrude and Ruth Sherman. Frieda Shevitz.

Irwin Lena Shulman. Frances Esther Silk. BerSilveratein. Simon. Nat SiNathan Singer.

Harry Sitner. Willie Smith, Louis Snitz. Barney Socha. Dora Solomon. Charles Solovich.

John Spencer, Dora Spilkin, Tyrus Stansberry, David Stein. Sol Stein. Getelle Steinberg. Marion Stella. Leonard Stern.

Sam Stoller. Samuel Sukenic. Eva Surdu. Bennie Sussman. John Suter.

Ida Thompson. Vera Thorngren, Beatrice Tibbetta, Louetta Townsend. Erma Trubey. Mary Tuljus. Lorraine Vander, Gernidine Volght.

Charlot Wade. Chester Wadeckl, Helen Waldman, Bennie Waloski, Beatrice Warmington. Irving Wartell. Meldrum Watt. Charles Wheeker, Lois Whiteman.

Harold Williams, Kenneth Williams. Marie Willlams. Virginia Wilsher. Richard Wilson, Sadie Wisper, Ruth Woolf. John Worden.

Edward Wunsch. Margaret Yonke. Antoinette Young, Ben Zack. Elsie Zacken, Bessye Zacks, Sarah Zail. Ruth Zide.

Jeannette del. Ralph Zimmerling. Paul Zuckerman. Northeastern. James D.

Abbott, Agnes R. Allen, Auby I. Anderson, E. W. LA Avram, Joseph Bablarz, Irene M.

Badaczewski, Helena A. Barber, Rosebud Barkley, Erma L. Bertha R. Bennett, Felix R. Bieglecki, John M.

Bitenas, Roy L. Blanchard, Stanley R. Borkowski, Violet M. Brundza, Henry C. Cackowski.

Oreene C. Campbell, Joseph E. Chodupski, Carmen B. Clark, Clifton J. Cook, Marian Costa, Edward J.

Coughiln. Phyllis M. Craig, Frank Cuncich, Leonard A. Duzynski, Julia F. East, Gloria E.

Evanoff, Wanda L. Ferazt, Helen J. Fledonowicz, Danuta B. Formaniak, George G. Funari, Wallace F.

Genca, Catherine C. Genicke, Alberta E. Gibbs, Melta M. Gobetti, William J. B.

Goble, Celia A. Grady, Evelyn B. Grafman, Dorothy M. Grattan, George Greenwood, Erma C. Greisch, Florence A.

Grendzinski, Caroline E. Gries, Stella R. Grych, Julia Hajduk, Margaret C. Hammack, Esther M. Heyer, Mattie L.

Hill, Aurelia Hughey, Helen V. Jackson, Pinkie Jackson, Ruth A. Jackson. Eugenia B. Jadkowska, Stephen E.

Jarzemkiewiez, Rosella Jeter, Lawrence A. Johnson. Ethylene M. Johnston. Edmund Kabala, Ernest Kalist, Frank E.

Kanekowski, Martha H. Kasper, Joseph J. Katz, Audrey C. Kemp, Milton C. Kevershan.

Henry Isrnel Knyzewski, Wanda V. Konaszewaki, J. Koretz, Rose Kosofsky, Anthony Kozlinski, Brinnie N. Krauss. John Kreda, John Krenzel, Alfred E.

Krueger, Herman Littky, Lillian MeDonald, Douglas E. Maples, Anna M. Marchi, John P. Meyer, Mary and Alexander R. Milanki.

Flossie M. Miller, Frieda A. Milstein, Emmett J. Molander, Beatrice Norman, John C. Nowakowski, Andrew w.

Nuspl. John Oglenski. Samuel Olenikoff. Leon Orsag. Helen A.

Padowiez. Ann Mary G. Pecican, Georgina H. Rodda. Alexander N.

Rudelic. Walter Joseph Sauk, Helen E. Sawickf, Emanuel J. Schanilec. Antionette M.

Schmidt, Frances B. Seeley, Rose Sherman, Gregory A. Skully. Bernice Sledzietska, Marie Americus M. Snowden.

Veronica Sockocka, Sigismund Werner Stock. Fortune A. Sullo, Bertha Sullivan, Zelma Sykes. Jerome Szymaszek. Dorothy E.

Thompson, Mattie ward Trancik. Joanna H. Truskowski. Arthur Vesper, Mary Lols Walker, Lillian C. Wernstein.

Wanda C. Werner, L. Mary Williams, Walter F. Wieraki. Edward Winckowski.

Mary Anna Wolcik. David Wolff. John Hurley Woods. Helen V. Zakrzewaka, Sigmund A.

Zukowski, Theo, J. Zukowski. Northwestern Girls. Dorothy E. Adame, Esther Agren, Regina Albert.

Virginia C. Aldas. Dorothy C. Allinger. Ruth E.

Anderson, Rose Antonich. Margaret W. Ayrault. Virginia E. R.

Bachoten, Frieda A. Backus. Mary Anna Barikian. Ruth E. Bartels, Betty Beck.

Dorothy Beck. Margaret F. Benner, Alberta W. Benson, Lucille M. Berger, Harriet F.

Binkle. Marie S. Black, Dorothy B. Boles. Agnes L.

Booker. Gladys M. Born. Catherine M. Bossardet, Helen E.

Bossardet. Beatrice L. Bouchard, Mary E. Bouton. Kathryn L.

Bowman. Helen Bricker, Edna Brown, Marion Burley, Jennie Burstein, Villa Burton. Frances D. Butler, Ann E. Cairney, Virginia D.

Carpenter, Loraine B. Chariton, Arleen Clink. Florence Conley, Rae E. Conner. Elizabeth Conrad.

LaDonna M. Conroy, Jean Susan Cook. W. Kletus Cooper, Dorothy Counter. Curtis.

Mary H. Danielson, Dorothy A. Davies, Agnes H. Marieta Derby, Ariel Dicks, Mildred M. Doebler.

Others Named. Juanita C. Donnelly, Gail I. Eastcott, Jeanette Catherine I. Edelman, Louise I.

Edenstrom, Elliott, Dorothy V. Jessle W. Fehlberg and Dorothy L. Felske. Margaret L.

Flinn, Florence S. Flynn. Arlene Fraser, Frances Freeman, Margaret Mary Freeman. Jewel Friggens, Anne Fuller. Elizabeth Gamborg, Montreville Gantt, Charlotte Garrison, Alice V.

Goldblatt. Esther Grant. Eunice Gregory, M. Erdine Griffith, Janet Gulland, Alice M. Gullen.

Daisy L. Hall. Catherine L. Hamilton, Gerda Katherine Hawkins, Alice Margaret Hartland, S. Elizabeth Hansen.

Head. Dorothy F. Heine, Jane M. Helmel, Dorothy H. Hendley, Emma V.

intz. Marion Hopson, Zena Horniman. Margaret C. Huenke, Ruth A. Hunt, Mable M.

Hunter, Margaret E. Huth, Irene Jarecki, Regina F. Jasnowski, Elfreda La. John. Ruth Pauline W.

Johns, Ruby Johnson. Johnson, Vera L. Johnson, Helen M. Johnston, Mary Kary, Caroline L. ley, Florence Helen L.

Kerruish. Eleanor Kindred. Willie M. King, Ruth Klein, Bessie, Knight, Dorothy Gertrude Knitter Marion A. Koch.

Mildred A. Kolar, Sylvia Krell, Mildred G. LaCroix, Dorothy M. Lahiff, Irene M. La Bernice Pearl, Jane Lewis, M.

Laurie. Rohma Leverton, Thomasene Lewis. Linton. Warnneta C. Little.

Edith E. Lutes. Ella R. C. Lyons, M.

Marion Macdonald. Dorothy MacLean. Marion MacLeod, Thais A. Magrane, Mary C. Marrow.

Mar: cella Marie Matgen, Alice Mather and Lillian Ruth P. McCadle. McIntosh, Ruth McPherson. Genevra D. Mitter.

Gwendolyn W. Morgan, Mary F. Morris, Marion E. Nagel, Marie Nelson. Nothaft, Ruth Noyes, Mary E.

Nuckolls, Dorothy M. Nyquist, Ethel I. Oberholtzer. Ruth M. Oberschulte, Sallie F.

Ogletree. Cecil E. Olsen, Ruth E. Otto, Wanda E. Palka.

Dorothy H. Pape, Laura C. Parcells, Helen A. Parker, Mary J. Pastorius, J.

Helen Patch, Mary A. Perkins, Ruth E. Peters, Lols C. Pfluke, Marion Pfluke and Elizabeth M. Potter.

List Continued. Edna M. Potta, Dorothee Poy, Evelyn Pramstaller, Vera L. Presser, Norma E. Price, Marion K.

Ratliff. Nell Ray. Virginia Remer, Margaret K. Rentenbach. Ruth A.

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