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8T. PATRICK'8, Long l i land City.

SB—Edward McCabe. 8A—James Brown,

• 7B—Thomas .Ulming, Edward Murphy.

,6B—Arthur McNalley. . 6A—James Qulnn.

5A—Jotieph Glldeu. 4B—Charles Murphy. 4A—Vincent Donnelly, Martin

Tobln. *B—Waiter Vettro. 2B—Edward Doyle, John Tobln. 2A—Daniel Browne, Thomas Mc-

Gonlgle. IB—John Buccolo, William Hocker,

Vincent Molloy, James O'Donnell. 1A — Charles Donohue, Thomas

McCarthy, Edwin Maher, Richard Ofplt*.

»B—Dorothy Gelst, Dorothy Har­rison.

8A — Margaret Geraghty, Mary McCIoskey.

7B—Margaret Clokus. 7A—Mathilda Hennessey. »B—Mary Barnes. Dorothy Chls-

holm, Agnes Dollard, Anna Gleason, Eleanor Kennea.

«A—Marion Molloy, Ida Pastore, Mary Tramantano.

SB—Rose Geraghty, Anna Kler-nan.

4B—Genevieve Culhane, Lillian Qulnn, Dorothy Schnell.

4A—Florence Buccola. 8B—Margaret McCarthy, Eileen

Maher. 3A—Dorothy Dlllion. 2B—Bernlce Donohue. Mary Kelly. 2A — Mary Walker, Catherine

Weidman. IB—Patricia Boland, Eleanor Bre-

vogel, Miriam Coughlln, Virglnta McCabe.

1A—Helen Chisholm, Anna Cou-ner, Mary Alice Dolan, Josephine Ragland, Lillian Schneider, Frances Walter.

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Astoria. _̂

4B — John Gaffney, Raymond Houde, Joseph Lawler, Eugene | J c -Qulre. V

4 A—Joseph Mahoney. / /-»B—Francis Godln. • /

r ?A—Martin Conley, Wintam Lln-ney.

2B—Harry Butler, Clifford Houde, William O'Donnell, Francis Rohan.

2A—James Egan, John McClane, Robert Wald', Thomas Byrnes.

IB—Joseph McSweeney, Jerome O'Neill, John O'Neill, Matthew Red­ding.

1A—Jean Becker, John Dillon, John Ehclan, Daniel Ryan, Robert Young.

4Br—Helen De Blanc, Gertrude . Fleming, Una King, Catherine "Law­

rence, Catherine O'Donnell. 4A — Gertrude Brammcr, Helen

Nagle, Josephine Lucas, Catherine Ruhr, Veronica Rice.

3B — Margaret, Devaney, Mary Egan, Elisabeth Kelly, Leona Youngs.

3 A — Edna Grimes, Rosemary Henry.

2B — Eleanor Butler, Josephine Head, Rowena Baldwin. Cecelia Lortt, Margaret Ryan,

2A—Kathleen Devaney. Eileen Frledcl. Amelia Klein, Evelyn Marie, Anna Ryan.

IB—Marlon Dillon, Dorothy Lut-gens, Olgo De Nicola.

1A—Margaret Linney, Frances Lupo, Doris Keyes, Pauline Brown, Loretta Cassldy.

MOUNT CARMEL, Astoria.

Egan, Rita McNulty, Rita Clinton, Mary Maher.

7A—Cecelia Misscg, Ellen Mc-Quald, Mildred O'Connor, Margaret O'Connell, Viola Rlattery.

6B—Margaret Lynch, May Demp-sey, Honora Driscoll, Anha Fltz-Patrick, Mary Connolly,

«A—Lillian Zullo, Marie Werner, Margaret McManamy, Margaret Shea.

5U—Marion Bitz, Carolyn Foley, Mary Horan.

SA- Mary Kleiner, Catherine Drla. coll, Klta Meogan.

4B—Mary O'Brien, Emllte Sucra-to, Eugenia Newman, Catherine O'Donnell.

4A—Edna May, Ruth Ftnnogan, Frances Imp.

3B — Cecilia Frelingsdor, Mary Leehr, Kraus.

3A—Margaret Kilcourse, Helen Munro, Roberta Walker, Mary Moerler, Mario Oertel.

2A—Frances Kllnk, Marl* Tully, Rita Duggan, Victoria" Rotunno, Florence Mlddleton.

2B—Frances Hook, Anna Burke, Minnie Haggerty, Evelyn Huth, Virginia Duffy.

IB—Mary Hanlon, Irene Doyle, Catherine Burns, Catherine O'Brien.

1A—Ix>retta Barry, Margaret Mc-Nutt, Theresa Imp, Mario Tully Olivia Falagarlo,

HOLY CROSS J Maspeth.

8A—Joseph Plorkowskl, Henry Gulczynskl, Joseph Zajkpwskl, John Gys«.

7A—Isidore Gurzenda, John Zaw-1st OWtilti

6A—Conu Gongolewskl, Cas. Wie-zomierskl, An. Wlsnlewskl, Joseph Zapolskl, Ignat Slcinskl.

SA—Joseph Laska, Stanis, Zac-hacz, Boles Zapolskl.

4A2—John Sobanskl, Stanis. Ro­man, Lad. Murawskl, Cas. Walu-klewlcz, John Wlezewlck.

4A1—Edward Targonskl, Dlt: 81-horskJ, Slgls. Gorskl, Boles Woly-nlec.

3A — John Grabarcsyk, Edward Cohanskl, Hlglsmund Gosk, Thad-deus Dembowskl, Michel Pntygod-ski.

2A— Stan. Fillpkowakl, Peter Olewnlckl, Joseph Staszklewlcz, John Hapllcznlk, Anthony Targon­skl.

1A—Stan. Ronezka, August Kod-zis, Henry Krasnlewskl.

1A—Boleslaus Zachacz, Ladlslaus Kathowskl, Boleslaus Wltkowakl.

8A—Helen Dzwll, Jane Trembln-ska, Anna Radzlcwlcz, Helen Gra-bowski.

7A—Helen Bondzlnska, Mary Pop-law ska, Mary Zajkowska, Ruth Gruebel, Irene Kolodzlejska.

6A— Stella Kaplca, Helen Kodzls, Jane Malkowska, Florence Plcnkos, Julia Sclslowlcz.

6A—Ladls, Stasklewlcz, Vivian Flrko, Jane Ronezka, Margaret Kraus, Aurelia Saletnska.

4A2—Stella Bltel, Mary Dtwll, Jos. Sterawtnski, Ladls. Tomkowlt, Mary Junlewlcz.

4A1 — Anna CatrowskI, Helen Pomlanowska, Helen Marclnkows-ckt, Emllle Janwlewlcz, Mary Were-mccka.

3A—Mary Szczesna, Hedwlg Ra-hocz, Victoria Koslk, Kran. Kuc-zynka, Agnes Kodzls.

2A—Jos. Zasadzlnskl, Joseph Be-kokska, Mary Clborokska, Jane Poplawska, Jane Wroblewska.

1A1—Mary Bltel, Helen Jarsza, Helen Cizewska, Mary Chyrzepmka.

IA — FeL Stasswlewlcx, Gene. Murawska, Lad/ Kandybowlcz, Cat, Stantszewska. Ceslaus Wlcrzblcka,

gan, Marjorie Curry, Grace Oam-bon, Helen Gambon, 'Margaret Heafey. Catherine Bhlno.

7B—Evelyn "Brave, Mary Gordon, Helen Larkln, Helen NaugHton, Ethel Putz, Charlotte Ryan.

7A—Virginia Costas. Gloria Ma-tlenzo, Helen Schneider, Margaret Sullivan.

6B—Dorothy Perkins, Kathleen Mullane.

<A—Dorothy MaAullffe, Beatrice Schneller, Jane Griffith, Ana Lagat-tuta, Catherine McConnell.

5B—Dolores Coral, Anna Cerney, Gertrude Crowley, Louise Albrecht, Eltzabeth Collins, Catherine Kaln, Anna Reglman.

BA—Catherine Bupd, Grace Ihde, Kathleen Daly, Vlnces Casaro.

4B—Anna Barnewall, Catherine Owens.

4A—Anna Attrklge, Helen Don-oghue, Amelia Tapensckl, Mary Gibbons, Lillian Kostal, Louisa MU­SK, Elizabeth Reyinan.

JB—Frances Klsslday, Veronica Kelly, Claire Pyne, Kathleen Walsh.

3A — Catherlno Brady, Virginia Daly, Marguerite Elsaaaer, Marjorie Mangan, Margaret Heffernan, Pearl Quldore,

2B—Susan Corrigan, Rita Mllza, Mary McKenna, Ursula Slmeone, Anna Sweeney. /

2A—Catherine Crowley, Angelina Valente, Mary Walsh, Grace Sausa, Reglna Breen, Rose Mllano, Victoria Stlso.

IB—Margaret Mack, Catherine Ring, Kathleen Trayler, Mary H l g -glston, Margaret McOuIrk, Betty Cunningham, Dorothy Mormali.

IA—Rose Zettek, Helen Hegarty, Margaret Starnett, Winifred Dun-leavy, Helen Mooney.

ST. LEO'S . Corona.

Dorothy Walsh, Betty Patterson, Maura O'Brien.

SA—Mary O'Donnell, Mary Toom-cy, Graco Nestor, Floronco Mantua, Mario Louise Gilbert.

2B-—Beverly"Barelay. Mary Mall-can, Dorothy Malone, Doris Mofflt.

2A— Angela Manning, Anna Kelly, Margaret Nestor, Rosaleen O'l^ary.

IB—Mary F. Miller, Roso Bohl-man, Patricia Olds, Madelalne War-ganz

1A—Marg&erlte Jordon, Florence Malone, Joyce Morton, Jane Ehr-hardt, Marjorie Murray.

ST. PANCRA8. QUndalo.

stela, Margaret Miller. Annabelle Heauey, Marie Hoar, Virginia Mc-Namura. Xatiille Hamlll.

6A—Kosemury Cullen, Sophlo Os-troskl. Mary O'Brien, Virginia Riley, Mury Hobertson, Mary O'Brien.

IB—Elizabeth Bennett, Margaret Campbell, May Couch. Ellzabetll Kelly. Kathleen Mi-Fhilllps.

BA— Cocella Sheehan, Ann Nix.

.5A—Frank Greco. 4B—John Green, Eklo Valentin!. 4 A—Charles Carpenter. 3B—John Wynne. 8A—John Sandmeler. 5B — Cecelia Weiss, .Catherine

Sllcklen. 4B—Teresa Larkln. 4A—Oeraldlno Romano. 3B—Mary Larkln, Ardell See. 8A—Flllpplna Fulco, Fllomena

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8B—Fred Hawkins, John Hairing:- i ton, Charles Hendreckson, Joseph O'Connell, Thomas Farrell.

8A—Thomas Clark, Peter Dias, Edgar O'Rourke, William Lane, Her­bert Germain.

7B—John Harte, Ronald Mlehels, Michael Forrester, Jerome Huggard, Joseph Hilton. >

7A-«--John Haggerty, Robert Mc-Nutt, John Cassldy, James Flynn, Richard Gay.

6B—John Oertel, Bernard Patten, -Stephen Sullivan, Albert Lyecka, Ralph Houghton.

6A — William Clifford, James Mancy, John Persek, Daniel Gud-nan, Josephine Shabesky.

5B—Walter Hardy, Michael Har­rington.

SA—James Martin, John Baldwin, Raymond Ayres, Thomas McDonald, John Truta.

4B—William King, George Butler, William Murphy.

4A—John Woznak, James Harlln. 3B—John Carroll, Joseph Doherty,

James Donnelly. 3A—John Barry, Francis Doherty,

Peter Early, George McDonald, Thomas Tully.

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IB—Robert Seegar, James Mc­Kenna, James Molloy, John Klllsher, Donald Harrington.

1A — Edward O'Connor, Martin Powers, Harold Muller, Vincent Gargon, John McNally.

8B — Catherine Donnelly, Mary Lane, Eileen O'Brien, Alice, Foley, Kathleen McCreane.

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IA—Fred Kia/ , Billy Sweeney, Jack Driscoll, Edwin Obach, Charles Hausenbauer.

SB — Frances Borcherdlng, Ade­laide Cody. Agnes Rels, Saunchette Wengler, Gertrude Kurtz.

8A—Anna Kenny, Eleanor Young, Lillian Beck, May Henn, Teresa Vogel.

7B—Agnes Haug, Beatrice Dcnlg, Lena T<ang, Elizabeth Qulrln, Made­line Farber.

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6B—Urula Romano, Dorothy Geu-bert, Louisa Walbrohel.

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2B — Elizabeth Kalmuz, Eileen O'Connor, Eleanor King, Evelyn Helmgartner, Heenl Frehr.

2A—Teresa Vormlttag, Virginia Cregen, Dorothy Corcoran, Evelyn Barton. Margaret Wtlllams.

IB—Emma Hartmann, Margaret Rodgers, Florence Troesch, Helen Wild. - •

1 A—Catherine Brick, Alice TMelt. Ruth Bauman, Loretta Williams, Anna Merle, Magdalene Dumele, Elizabeth Pecht.

Kindergarten — Rita Haywnrd, Anna Bremen, Mary Mullen, Anna Stolz, Rose Rung.

7A—Thomtfs Itaby, John Greene. FiuiK-is Boyle, Joseph Dragan, Moo-a I'd Mel lair.

0A—Robert Hlgglns. Frank Kal-man.

5A—William O'Connell. 4A—John Daly, James Herllhy,

Albert Phillips. 3A—Edmund Casey, Charles Ma­

honey, George Dee* ». 2A—Bernard Bradley, Thomas

Hopp, Joseph Rellly, IA—Robert Mt'iith, Charles Hopp.

William Cashen, J«hn lleaney, John MeCahill.

8A—Gertrude O'Connell, Dorothy Godley. Helen Conlan, Irene Atwood, Frances Newburg,

Catherine Surgent, 'Muriel Moore, IXirothv Hans.

3A—Loretta Daly, Mary Moore, Dorothy Wauser.

-A—Beatrice Newburg. Clara 7,a lanskt, Marie Hnlltii, itosonuiry Ryan, Emma Kuhne.

IA—Ellt-en Walt*. Patricia Cough­lln, Josephine Schiffiuocher, Anna Zalanski. Cecilia Zalanski.

• • ^ S L I P C O V E R S ^ January Clearance Sale

Probably the moat expensive toy ever bought was a broken-nosed wooden horse tluit hud belonged to Napoleon Bonaparte, and which was sold In i'a! in some years ago lor 12,400, N

7A—Morgaret Sweet, Smith. Murv Sheehan. Margaret

Long. Ruth Miller. 6A—Helen Meredith, Rita Eraser.

Mario Itaby. Luclna Stang. Kathryn Gaston.

5A—Rita Konon, Theresa Vogt, Catherine Sheehan. /

4A—Florence Ivers, Ilollv

The winallpox rate of Callfornta>| and several other of the American 11 states is about fourteen times that

Frances j of Jajwin, according to a bulletin is­sued recently by the League of Na­tions. I

it One of Canada's most unusual ex­

hibits Is In Edmonton. Two broth­ers have made a miniature Holy l*nd. It Inculdes 6».*ono,00o pieces

Smith, and has 900 moving figures.

Oar Vnluri \rr tbr T«lk of ili<- Town. l»«t Our I ••tUiiuu and Save %.

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SACRED HEART, Bayslde.

5A—Josebh Darr. 4B—John Hughes. 6A—Austin Finan. 2B—Anthony Lonardo. IB—Francis Emmott, 5A—Margaret Curley. 4B—Lillian Horton. 3B—Mary Caulflekl, Margaret

Sheridan. 2B—Miriam Cash, Mary Muglvan. IB—Marie Darr. 1—Marv Bradley, Rita Finan, Mary

Hickev.

"On the inside" YOU often hear someone *say enviously: "John Jones surely was lucky. He was 'on the inside'—and knew when and what to buy. That's how he m^de^his pile."

It may not be possible for you to get "on the inside" of many investments—but you can be an "insider" and save money in* the things you buy daily for your Jiome, business and pleasure.

Reading the advertisements lets you in, on the inside. You can read them—study them —compare values-s-make your decision— before even you enter the store. You know what you want—what is safe and wise to buy. You don't have to take a chance on an unknown product.

The outsider—the fellow who doesn't read the advertisements—has to buy anything he sees—and he may see wrong!

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BEGINNING T O M O R R O W - MONO A Y

qrrtmendoiu Clearance $a| " PIANOS

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SA—Francis Dingle, Henry Quln-tero, Daniel Kumnlek,

TA—Jerome Puts, Gerald White., 8A—Charles Cavanagh, William

Pick. William Murtha. 4A—Vincent McCarthy, John Crow,

ley, Francis Felchlln, Francis Gor, tfon, William Frank.

IA—WlHlam O'Sulllvan, Fred Ma-loney John Kennedy, John Murray, Edward Puts.

SB—Stanley Grady, George Sean-nell.

SA—Thomas O'Connell, Russell Olbbs.

IB—Thomas Rellly. IA—Daniel O'Kane. iA—Nora Bond, Florence Clark,

Alice O'Donnell. 7A—Elisabeth Cagney, Mary Cuffe. IA—Jean Crowley, Grace Cook,

Elisabeth Roonsy, Margaret Cops, Sarah Carpenter.

IA—Anna Maris Barclay, Gertrude Fatherty, Madeline Rellly, John Fel­chlln, Mary Ketehsr. 4A-2.Certjrudo.Klag, Eva Mariey, latas

UPRIGHTS : PLATERS : GRANDS a n d REPRODUCING PIANOS

These instruments were taken in exchange daring the Christmas season for won­derful naw Mathushek Players, Grands and Reproducing Pianos. Savings range from $100 to $700. All In struments will be thoroughly reconditioned by our ex-part craftsman.

ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL. Flushing. t

XR—Albert Mooney. TB—John Bllgh, James Conron,

Louis MacBry.de, Edward Moore, James Sheridan.

7A—Vincent Phelan. 6B—John Bristol. Thomas Kelly. «A—Patrick Walsh. BB—James JJlst, Robert 'Lahey,

Anthony McKay. 5A—Henry Schlang, Patrick Mad­

den, John Grimes. SB — Mary Culltnan, Catherine 1

O'Neill. Cecilia Mara, Dorojhy Raid,! Anna Kelly, Anha (lagan, Gertrude Clolne

SA — Gertrude Braisted, Muriel Gnuhean.

7B — Marsaret Ollmartln, Mar­garet O^Brien, ' Geraldlne Boyle, Helen ^Rcalany.

7A—Irene Flynn, Marl* Lahert, Mamaret Lynch.

SB—Helen Bertram, Lena AM-

FOR BURNING ECZEMA Apply, Zemo, the Antiseptic

Liquid—Easy to Use, When applied as directed Zemo ef­

fectively removes Kceema, quickly stops Itching, and heals skin troubles, also Sores, Burns, Wounds and Chafing. It penetrates, cleanses and soothes. Zemo is a clean, de­pendable and inexpensive antiseptic liquid, that la especially adapted for daytime nae hecauM It does not show. for a small

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