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I-TTK (MB. More than 300 members and (rirst of the Hfal Club alflliatfd the Brooklyn ld-ratlon of Jpwislt I'harities attended the annual heefsteuk dinner of the otffiin-izalion last niR-lit at tho Vnitv Club. Bedford ave, and Iean st. M. Letter Nletidell Bin rhairman of the ar-innsement committee.

Pour Prcok'ysj and one Querns Ic.ent irj- school principals are tnciudfd in the list of Kl leaves for the school term. apt. 7. 1 f. which were approved by the Board of Education at it meeting yesterday.

Ir. William J. Oehea. superintendent cf schools, his rei-ort cn the slated that there had been 4Ti application lor such absence, but that mny had not suirtctent service the school iOt'ern to Justify frantsnfi the applications. l- im iiia in ti pUnha A.

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Ooertner. 1 i 10, and tha arena principal was Earl p. JUynes, 1. 4. Brooklyn and Queens high school teacht-rs granted ives lor next erm were A E.

Eoveland. Alexander Hamilton li.Kh tochool; K. M. Black und Morris. Bay liidice Hich l.ool; 11.

AV. Hobtnfon and IS hirUy. Uovs A. Illinium, Bushwuk High Sciinnl. S.

litirhnghain. Easu-rn lMsirhM iiigli School; Corner. X. fonicer and L. A.

Kohinsnn. Hall Hitch M. Panel sun, A and I. 1 Night neule. Cirlh Commercial Hiyh C.

H. Sperling and 1 s.himtncl. James Madison Hlfch School. H. li'kinson and (t.

Hierholzer, Manual Training High Si hool: B. I. Creen snd E. A. Woodbury.

Thomas JeiTersnn Hiph School. L. Kaplan, Far Rockawnv High School. Ci. Sullivan and M.

R. Jude. Janinica High School; A. H. Morris.

W. itushforth and K. M. Cox, Builds a firm foundation. Of vital nourishment And wholesome appetite 12 0.

in Each Standard Package Decoration Day Is a good day to decorate the inside or outside of your house or paint the roof. Painting; is not an expense, it is an investment. I'hone your order earlv. Store closed all day Decoration Day. put on oiacK oasuc uoor raint $1 3 Gallon.

There is eonflxt betsreem the tenets of science and reiltoa, according to lr. C. tftuart imager, director cf the Brooklyn Botanic. Garden, who addressed the congregation of the Congregational Church. rd.

and iMh last fcicht on the subject of "KfUfifuin and Science at th regular mid-week meeting. "We must think of thit.tr in perspective to judse them rightly," he ld. At.y st-eming conflict btweea the two are only scenting conflicts, for thre can be no conflict between two CONFIRM CHATFIELD AS DISTRICT HEAD Bronx Principal Fills Place of W. A. Boy I an.

Ilaxen Chattleld. principal of P. ST, the Bronx, was formally confirmed as new district superintendent to fill the vacancy caused by the election of William A. Boy Ian as associate superintendent of schools, at a meeting of the Board of Education yesterday. The Board of Superintendents last week nominated Mr.

Chatficld. who was formerly principal of P. 8 154. Brooklyn. The Board of Education also filed a request that provision be made in tle 2 hudtret for five additional district superintendents of schools.

Two of the new positions axe to be assigned to Queens and two to hrookln to relieve fast growing sections. The fifth new district superintendent will he assigned to special problem classes. In Brooklyn, Districts 8 and S7, In charge of Miss Usrle K. Rector, contain 20 schools and Districts 33 and 40. in eharjre of James J.

Reynolds, with schoois, is also considered too large. Relief In Queens. Relief in Queens Is planned for Districts and 52, where Miss Lucille Nicol Is superintendent, and for Districts 49 and 50. where Arthur Perry Jr. Is d'strict head.

Miss Nicol has 41 schools under her supervision in a territory running from Little Neck to Newtown and from Hollis to Whitestone. Mr. Perry now looks after 39 schools, from Neponsit to Bellaire and from Far Rockaway to Woodhaven. The fifth superintendence, to cor relate special problem classes, is expected to supervise nlrto a large number of classes for handicapped children who are now In institutions outside of tha city as annexes to city schools. F.XPIiAIXS HIS WORK.

Martin Epstein, newly appointed Federal Revenue Commissioner, last night addressed the members of the Republican Captains Club on the work of his new ofllce at a regular meeting held at tne clubhouse, 1382 Bush wick ave. Alexander Mac Gregor, president of the club, presided. Snider's i for really good Catsup Longer? H. C. KIESELBACH Smith Street at Atlantic Ave.

Phone Triangle 1346-1345 FULL DEVOE LINE Varnish Paints Artists' Materials Lacquer Start in Erasmut Show 'o. 1 Franklin Sullivan. No. 3 Kenneth MnrKeiuie. The two leading male actors In the Erasmus Hall High School play, "The Tailor-Marie Man," will be given at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on June 8, look so much alike that to tell them apart one of them will have to don a mustache on the night of the performance.

The chief role In the Dlav will he taken by Franklin Sullivan, who In tends to go on the stage otter his graduation, according to fellow students. His double is Kenneth Mac-Kenzie, who played the lead in last years play, "Captain Kidd This year Sullivan will he John Paul Bart, the Tallor-MaOe Man. and MacKen r.ie will be an enterprising newspaper reporter plus one perfectly good mustache. Both boys nre prominent In the Flatluish school. Sullivan was a member of tho football team last fall and MacKenzie has been a track star fur several years.

Both have been class officers every terra they have been In the school. WOOD FUNERAL TODAY The body of the late Albert Emery Wood, widely known as a journalist, who served the New York World in various editorial capacities for 32 years until overtaken by death last Monday night in the Methodist Epis copal Hospital following the incur rence of fatal Injuries in an accident on April be Interred in Green wood Cemetery today. The funeral services were Tield last night at the Wood home In this boro, 490 5th and were officiated over by the Rev. Dr. T.

Bond Holland, rector of St. John's P. E. Church, 8t. John's near 7th ave.

Among those who paid their last respects to the deceased were many from the newspaper fraternity as well as his close acquaintances in social Ufa. PEDIATRIC SOCIETY. The Brooklyn Pediatric Society wa addressed last night by Dr. Thurman B. Glvan at a regular meeting, held at the headquarters of the Kings County Medical Society, 1313 Bedford ave.

A case report on military tuberculosis was given by Dr. Irwin rfchiff. Dr. Harold L. Barnes, president of the society, presided.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Dancing t5 Veers at One Address Hesos Some hi COLUMBUS AVE. AT 5Ttt MANHATTAN NEW TORK TELEPHONE TRAFALGAR I17S and Whin Toar Frleads All Adrla. "Go to ncmr to Lsarn" Ther. Must Bs a Reasoa. BEND F0a FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET Complete rJ, fa j.s lit.

1 5ci ej. .5. A tjr-v- Mrs. Colvin Defends Prohibition at Friends Prohibition, even though poorly enforced, has justified Ulf fcnj hat proven of bn-flt to i'iib country, arrordinc to II r. D.

Lih Col-vii. rIlnt of the Nw York W. C. T. who spoke yesterday at ths Htd annual convention of tht UeUcious Society of Friends.

The fifth daily session was attended by mors than 300 Hkksits and Orthodox Knends. Derrrlbin.c the evil effects of alco hol, Mrs. Col in contrajtted conJl-tions anions' the families of oik-inpmen diirinn the days when saloons ftounsh.d Vew York with conditions at ths preeent In a letter lo President t.MjIid?e th societr urst'd Unit ths Government accept aud follow up the re-cent offr of M. ltriand. French Fur-eicn M.niftter.

to submit peaceful settlement. In the spirit of conciliation and (rood-will, any controvert any character which may arise between the two countries. Hits Comic Supplcnirnt, Tha report of the philanthropic committee cautioned the member against comic supplements In their homes "as the crude jokes' are not uplift. ng or favorable to the morals of the young." They were also urged not to cata-y heavy golf bag out of consideration for the health and well-being of caddies. Members of the Young Friend Movement, meeting at the evening session, reviewed their activities of the past year.

In much of their work they have co-operated with the Universale end Unitarian young people. Flans were discussed for a conference to be held this summer at Guilford College, N. C. In the report of the service committee a request was made for flnan-lial assistance, volunteer speakers and the loan of automobiles to aid In the augmented work of the peace caravan service which distributes peace propaganda. Ellwod Burdsall was elected clerk and Mrs.

Irzana Tyson assistant clerk for the coming year. MOLLENHAUER SITS AT FIRST MEETING Christopher C. Mollenhauer, East ern District banker who was recently appointed by Mayor Walker as a member of the Board of Education to succeed Dr. John A. Ferguson, sat at his first meeting yesterday.

Before the meeting a reception was held, at which Mr. Mollenhauer was presented to his colleagues and to the heads of departments In the educational system. "I know he will enjoy the work and give the board the benefit of his broad experience in banking and real estate," said President George J. Ryan In formally introducing Mr. Mollenhauer at the meeting.

"I appreciate the honor, am very glad to be here and will do my best to serve Brooklyn and the city as a whole in my work on the Board of Education," said Mr. Mollenhauer in acknowledging the tribute. lie later added that he had no school policies which he wanted to outline at the present time. M. Samuel Stern, vice president of the board, continued to act as tem porary head of the committee on building and sites, which was formally held by Dr.

Ferguson, and it in expected that President Ryan will permanently appoint him or Arthur S. isomers, Brooklyn member, as head of this committee rather than put Mr. Mollenhauer in charge. Ventilated Washable Cool and Comfortable Look for the name "TKeytiut NEW-awriYORK Nbws Plus Tub Best Features In making ready for her strawberry shortcake the housewife as a matter of course rejects the withered flavorless fruit In the same way the Ehlers experts carefully cull out all the shriveled beans from coffee, and use LIVE tjeasi duly The Better Chain Store Grocers Mai! 1 ii 1 1 1 1 ui(T srlit .1 If dnt '-f ta Brr(nuk--r a Ml tic i 1', ln "ourt Lni linad hca roimn.iit in Mr. f.

to Spring germs Consequently, Ehlers Grade has that characteristic of real coffee, the smooth, rich flavor that has made it so popular among the discriminatingmore flavor per cup, more cups per pound in y- Snrite from frvvmnvH St tip 1 a fit 4 mm run jntosro PFTRQtT Garraf frrrrtf ftr 11 Hit fa Dr. W.l.kam J. Sha. superintendent of schools. to4ay issued statemc-nl answrrinjt critirisina and BUFg-fstlons about llrooklyn school buildings mad by the seventh survey of the Joint Committee on of hUh Mrs.

Mabel Dean r.acoa Is chairman. In several rases Dr. G'hea admits the justice of crlti-risma and in others points out what has already been done 13 rectify poor conditions. In retard to New Utrecht Hih DchooL, where a flood last fall affected the ventilating system, flooded the basement to a denlh of 1J feet an! made impoesihte nr tise of. IfH-kt-rs or the swimming ko1 there, the su-Ferintenlent reports thst these conditions have all been rectirled and that storm protection walls are now being built to prevent a s.intlsr flood next fall.

The request for an addition to the annei of Bav Kids Hia-lt pcnool ns been referred to Aociate Huperin-tendent Campbell. Dr. O'tfhea says, non-comminally. On the authority of the building bureau he denies the survey statement that the gymnasium floor Is in bad sNTre. Ths survey charReu firs menace st the annex to r.

S. IT and at P. Jt. The superintendent minlmli-s these statements, while admitting that changes are being made. To relieve, congestion la I 0.

48, at 18th ave. and 60th where, the survey pointed out. 1 37 children are on part-time and J40 on double sessions, a new school site on 20th between 53d and 54th has been elected. Dr. O'Phea reports.

The superintendent of schools denies that P. S. ii. at Bradford near Liberty has dark, airless closets, and maintains that the St. Clair McKelway Junior High School is (It for Junior high school work despite the assertion the Joint Committee that it has only two shops and therefore cannot handle the work properly.

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