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II VI 10 BE Famous Holding Will Lose Its Identity Through Leasing Plan BLOODED CATTLE SOLD lord Disposed of at Auction University Trustees Backing New Scheme Th end of the great Stanford ranch at Vina la seen In th atatemant of Vandtrlyn Flow chairman of the finance committee of tha unlvereltr iruataaa at Chlco thli week that much of tha land la to be leased to rentsrs who If thsy mske bod will ba given contracte to purchae Tha announcement mada In oon eotlon with a dlaparaal s4 of Senator Btanforda famoua hard of Hoi eteln Krlslan cattle applied particularly to tho JtvO aorea of alfalfa already rowing on tha ranoh but It wh added that tha alfalfa acreaca will be steadllr Inoresaed and If tho leeelnc experiment la a success tho acre ranch that waa the applo of tha lata Senator are will ba gred uallr fubdlvlded and aold oft to cut vr LAND Tho university plan according to the announcement la to cut up tho alfalfa land Into trecti of 10 to 200 ores erect on each one a home dairy barn horao barn and tankhouae at ot of about ISA and leaee to aalrrmon The university la to pro Tide Irrigation water from Ha Doer Creek dam and Ita Sacramento river pumping plant Tha t00 acre vineyard tho largeat In tha world already haa bean rooted up Senator Stanfords famoua liable went long ago and yaaterday the last of Stanford a gplandld Ilolsleln Frls tan herd want under the hammer HERD IS AUCTION 1CD In a three day auction at Vina conducted by Tlchenor of the Palo Alto atock farm the herd to found which Senator Stanford Imported animals from Holland and Frlesland waa completely dispersed A total of lift bulls cow and calves brought 157 600 an average of i00 each Lady Spotllrht Ormaby of Vina IH years old brought I7 In addition sixty two Holsteln ateers were aold for I4TJ0 Tha gala waa made the occasion of a session at Chlco of the California Uolateln Frlalan Association Hereafter according to Stow the stock raising activities of the Vina ranch will bo confined to sheep and hogs SAN riUNCISCO CnilOMCLE jUTlHtDAIV JUNE 10 7 aaaaaassassaaaBaaaaaMasasBaEaanajsglwaasasaaCTg iiiiL ii iiii I i i jji XX Youngsters Quit School and Flit to the Open Air ee oto re 00 cho ro tm ro rd oo 00 00 00 Thursday and Friday Are Given to Commencement EIGHTEEN hundred and fifty pupil were graduated from intermediate school of San Francisco on Thursday and Friday Thursday was the favored day for commencement exercises the majority of which were held in the morning High schools for the m6st part held their graduation exercises Wednesday and Thursday evenings Ceorge Callagher president of the Board of Education Edward Rainey secretary to the Mayor school and city officials were called on to give addresses and present diplomas at the intermediate school exercises which often included closing day programmes of songs and recitations by the pupils Exhibits of industrial work done by the pupils during the year sewing manual training and the liHe were made at several schools during the latter part of the week Friday was the official closing day and vacation ltoarrr graeualM solltaw Grawmer Saaeol mi Leea Will Jeaepa trickiea Beaas Qraeeken Alice Begin lie row aes aisle Iters Walter wait taa asd Fremont tt rlsfct Gragastes erei ntd AVetssger Ta rea mtrsil Jspk Broi Ileary larks Avals Cltree Wlelfred Clert Vlrg lali Canavsf vjs Dj Bile Koto Jallt Msrtlgaoll or In Mejer Msrttp Rlttlr Hsl Albert nee rveiie rpraj aeelfa Slewer ftaaelBai VlHith Adele 1Mb Oeorg rriekllt CSarles Oewltt Aaei evi wrwr wv Kite Uriel Ksrf Kappi uerelglsa Keener ead Talsris Kelly JAM tXCX OKAKlfA BCROOL otiutioa ereiaea wer eel et the Jem Uck Orimmar Seseol it t0 scleck Twsre IfnMAv avaaaataa are Twatev Jeae Tsee dore gceltoal Beralc Mmtu Etelya Oreit irese Cliwre aonii uwwi WI Aadersos lives Welch llml Asgereaa Miry Cirrell Ilesrv DeUlpleaa Sstt Nell SlelS Nelaoa mil Grace vorrsts Gradual ere Alma Denswetler Mabel rarler Willie reel Either Ceanreo rwreec Campbell Bryis Here Reery Bckaltsberg nrtnHl Uirfortk Mlssle LeMeb sestetta MeMTltt legrld aediraea Mirteret Bled lilt Ellie Biyir klule Bucbbols Mildred Cotter lilies tefBy cyme nm vmw Ceoee Vlrter Look Jirk Deeeeia Jba teglir Jekn fei Allieadr OiMaer lubel NEAR BY CITIES JO BE SERVED BY POSTOFFICE South San Francisco Daly City and Colma to Have Better Hail Facilities South Ban Francisco Daly City and Colma beginning October 1 will become branchea of the Man Francisco poatofflce and will receive free dally delivery of malt and the benefit of tbo automobile collection syitom Through the elTorte of Postmaster Charles Kay Washington haa Instructed City Iostofflce Inspector i Maderia to lnvestlgsts postal conditions In the three suburban cities and to arrange for the details of the new service Madeira haa been Investigating for the past week and is preparing Ills report Oaly City and Colma now have poat offlcea of the fourth clais and South San Francisco a postofflie of the third class With the exception of Mrs 1111a Freshman poatmaiter at Daly City the other poetraaatera will bo niada auparlntendenta of the branchea and retained In the Government aerv Ice The fact that she is married will preclude the appointment of Mrs Freshman according to Federal officials At South San Francisco Daniel McSweeney Is postmaster and at Colma Mlaa Josephine Armanlno presides over tha Government malls Commander Moore at Masonic Ceremonies Sovereign Grand Commander George Fleming Moore wag present on Friday sight when alxty aeven candidates received tha fourteenth degreo at tho Scottish Rita Temple on Butter atreet and Van Neaa avenue in San Francisco Lodge of Perfection No I A and A 8 Masons This Is tho first official vtalt of tho everaign grand commander here lie wag accompanied by Sovereign Grand Inspector William Parker Ftlraer and Charles Lewie Fatton thirty third degree honorary Introduced by Kilmer ha commended those who bad taken part In tho ritual and thanked his brethren for the hospitality which had been extended to him In company with Inspector Fllmer Commander Moora left yesterday to attend a meeting of the Scottish Rite bodies in Fresno laet night after Which ha will go to the Toaemlte i i i Petition for Trustee of Bryan Estate Following the compromleo of tha Bryan will oontist Wsdneeday Mrs Mary Bryan widow of tha late William Voaa Bryaa petitioned tha Superior court yeetarday for the appointment of a new trustee to succeed her bueband as trustee for a fund left to her three stepchildren by their grandmother Mrs Florence a Bryan Tha children are Hamilton Bryan Carleton Bryan and lirs Florence Linda Bryan Corbet On Mra Florence a Bryans death six years ago ha left her three grandchildren lltot each to truat Her son William Voaa Bryan wag named as trustee Ills widow as executrix of his eetate now asks ike appointment of a successor I Si Girl Asks Annulment Of Hasty Marriage After a honeymoon which wag four hours loss and a separation at mora than a year Mra Derotky Morgan yesterday filed suit asking tha annulment of bar marriage to Joseph A Morgan said to ba a member of a rich New Tofk family Tho marriage took Blaee on Mar I till Within a aw hours after tha mar rlage the soother of tkg bride Mrs Clifton of Hyde street ae ompanled by Detective Fetor Mitch all entered the Plata Hotel where tbs young people wars stepping and seised te brlde who was but It years sf age When tha license was tslned the act of the brlds wag given It tears TfcMi Lou Edaa Leert rioreece Lreek llllee McDevItt Boma Mioe lea uiiia riihw eece Held Victoria HtsC Kitkieea 821 uirtmde vrilllsmi Olidys Jordis Ads wile tela Walter Orleelogir Bay McArtear Arbar Noosio WIIUsu Pige Jowph Prepdir tut Ckerlei Itatiil Elmer Bom lea Ree mU Eoim fchopes is Bevert Yeusg IBTOO iOOTT gCHOOt A three dir eihlblt of laduitrUl work does br tb peplls la regular clinee wm beld Wednnday TbnJty mdiy it tbe trfliig Scott School TAJtaAOirr CKOOL lk Edwsrg Biloir ipeki on The UMrty Boidi aid tbe Ilid Crol et trideation eser clue el 1 So oclofk Tberwliy ifteraooa it the remtat School Soan by tbe sebool children wire Iscludodls tbe progremais nmiioi school gliteen Jeffenw school paplli were grsd lod at nercUo it 10 oikkK Tbnriday neralng Ooorgi Gillsghor preeldoat ef tbe Board of Kdacltloa prMosted the dl plomii lb tredmtM ire Emily Bieaett Psal Blckel Birmoed Cbrlitleuee Arthur ElkUg Dorotby Elklos loatl Orit Jssiee Imkof Locll Kill Eiini Koitor IJlllaa Mis Ilo FTiik Mahoaiy VloUt Bumoiea Cecil ko1 Uojd Scott ind Evelys Vielt elm heM it 10 oclock Tbsndiy moralig tb Dniia School Tbe ellie propbicv wii gWen by Boonl ririoa sad erltlsel etory wad by Elisabeth 0a 8uprlateedBt Alrred Boecorlrl prMlltod tb dlplomli Hoeor fnnuiit in wnrmi dtuio If Eileen Botmr Ameue nrow Helcabrg Jell OrMS Dica sea nssei Mini 1 rdutt ire Veri BoJr Cimlll jrin oparv hiiui Pnllsm Mrrtl BeUlvil uertraa AslU Deis vw jsB rionsce Battgis SKssr Terell Oortred Allds Blltlis HlUte iIit Jum Croo Dofil Deimoad Boeal riraoe EllMheth 0ni Msry Uimlltoa As Jobnuoa am Ksipp Aalta MeElrey Aail Vortemiie OUdrs OfUvl sad Edltk Oieter miss ntABTCXnf SBAkTMAB SOXOOL The roar koeoriry tridaito In tbe rmklla Grammar Bcbool Joie clue which held grid union eserclori Tbandif are Welter Alloa rrsik Doeleg Aivles Mohr esd MarHl Csmp Oridnitei sre Loals Aghem WlUUm is drna Taemll Bachlkes Adolf Blgirial One rirber Rudolph rrer im Puico 0 Jndnlck tooll Leoairdlsl Victor Plcetfl Be dolpb Schmidt Uarold Wlldgass fsanle Oath era and Eraoatlae Jicobo oamriAL boxool All four of the tlri graduates it the Orliatil School where gridoltlos ixereliee were held rrlday are honor nudenti Tbiy in rioresce Ilaw Jwle eoi Belt od Deliy Woog Hoeoriry gruiaitee smoag the boyi ire He Yee Lee rflng Louie a Ling Wont BblM ld Weeg II Tla uriduatei ire Jobs ont William He Quoe Ming Web Hirrls Le 8ul Woog Art Wong runn Chin Choy Tuen Henry Dunn Birmood Jee Oe Slk Hir I Dil Uroy Lee Lee ah Jas eng Elmer Leong rBABCIS SCOTT XXT bOXOOl Froetdent Biorto OiUetber of tbe Bir of Education sddrsaeod tbe gndnltei ef tbe rrisels Soott Kir School and preuntsd dl 10011 to thorn it the eierclsei Thurtday Ills Zeuovicb la tbe honorery graduate tbs otbere being Tneoaor Amiieranm nasn an riualor Marios llolmia Euill Uimmmtrnm rjniftH icaoa rrodarkk Lao Winifred Nolia MUtoa Brlveatir and Beoert Wkeeler smnrvaiDX school Polk diaelss nonsa and rocltations were pin ef tbe tridaitloe nercleee of tbo elfkta trade Class Thursday at lbs auaijeld BchosL frits Pslk tosd a elsen prophecy tb class waa sung sua si is ios mmmtmA tm lTOO Sradoaton bV de Oroot director of Phrelcel colters la he Sis rraseleeo paMle acaoou Th mrAtmm Ofei Lilllsa MeVOV Whitcomb Belli Sadie Boseabaum Albert Heel timn Kridr KraMl Dees trtts ralk Her mln Oellmi Berate Powers Usaaak Bose aad Oeorge BUUy nieiif acrarnnr and neitatloas war la radnatloo osawuMe Skald St llg oclock Thursday et Ike Bocbambeia School Uenorarr ersduslu win Harlow As deraos Nerada Bramlltt Clara Duns Boo I Haln Iran Jacqaee Amy I arueo Mary Mcflsldrlck Marios Moffett and Nartaror vioavra Wltmw aed Jack Weelf HOtACX KAVV imTIUTZOIATX BOXOOL oressstee ef the Boreee Mesa latanieaists School ire VMa Ofwlts Abels rnd Anderson Anile Porotby Aedreoie rrsseos Kithrya Asdrews Msrtsetite Cieisoe Ami Uisneb May Ar neeon Radio rrlwrara Weeri Ilolan Elte Bh rena raonle Besseoa Mabel A Seoda Loll Atses SMllsnnler Aslls Elissseta nioraon Orac Aatolnarto mirk Tbomaa nrenasii Jaoa Brine ham nee Kea Bnbllnsor Rslpb Bonner Dltld Bolt tilth Adelild vaeeiM euaora iiaM cnsrivs Liner left WIIHlm II Cooler Jemee Crosby it Mirtba Otseei Dobwty can Dost Ises Oertrade Aaee Drawee Bey Doefia Berake Alberts Dens Jobs Barry riusso MM vie Eckafels Berths Johaeoa Bdwsrda Erllni uartls rllaeei Cirl Eiterfoair Perrarl Uoyg ritti Johl feeMi Ollligber Allei Kortbrsp Qeorte Ela Emllle Ariaar a uotiuog iine uee uwra laabel irt Elaenor OTnr OrMlwood Irene 4laIT Marias llarmeee ociua tiicse Mere Alice Hitchcock Ormttrwt Klne Herss Artbar A Honlmlss Edith lose Hyde Jimee Baseeii Hrde rtoreece Elolae Impey Llord jsceeeee ureca in 4r snai una an Imilda Mirla Kefo Albert Keaael Arthur Kent Holao Uahal KmL Balob Stashes dor rioresce Ellssbetb Yllloea Helen Mar garet sight Mrrtl ilsdys Kalpe Elle a a Kruao rruiiim ll lsis iieiwo awt Lantolli Tlareat A Lesmatster Edytb Am hi i rr Ellsibeth McPbee Lastolli Tlareat A Lanmeletef Edytne A me Ill Lebmis Minnie Levy Jen Loahaertoe Edits Mar Lewell Lllllea Lahrs Halel lie Ire Itb Usy icDonsul Macbonsul Dorotkr Media Mills Clthertn MeEldowaey Ilerve Oalre Mery ftwney Arcklbald Medileiss Gladys Leo A ssIms Helea Peteraon Percy AUcs Martba I Msslo Obwrbsns Olaee Clark KathTs Crowley Deal Harry a Dass wuusas Oealdlne Joeephlss Uoii vimm Jemee yiynn Tlncent Oroilanl matter VV Oofil Martartt Haber Ueorte lob Km Martaret herr Robert A Klaale Msry Lss VletorlsJ Ijuuj Oeaevlsvs Ueleler Ualph Mauler Majoelclalr Mirrloos Chirlotts Mailer Ueii Oliver Jobs Plvr Theodore A Bspprl on a IX Vises ssd Clartca A Werree A llterery a4 siaslcal pros re am wee ll eluded lu the Spring Valley Schools grains tlos eierelee Taeradsy sfieeaooa Orsduatei erel Her mas Backer Bam Bat ler Mysss Counse iierli Dehovleh aitchls Puss Bsymond Psrley Artbar recced Her Id Greenwood Jennie Hearatty Myrtle Hols Basdsll Mollis resries Hedge Arnold Xrets llaael teaser Plorascs Pslseor Alsslle Per vault Herald Pierce Tkter Ulnar Oorg Boeesherg Ere Sewell Audrey Seeea Elsls Sting csrmil Tore Msrlsn Trsco Allco Laser Oeorsett Vlilitt rrlicle Wshh ssd School where esrleee wr eeia oe fviasy sr Etheleeeaa tela rntberlso Morrla Lacv Park sees There Bones Ceaale Welferl Sua ry Oray as IttlUe Herbert Oradaatee sre Lacy AraeaM Bmma Bee seeeo rranee rrlaolla Helen Oreoa Ceealla Kaoaaa BidJtS CTC mm nA WrllllK rsiup Bariary ana sps bisss Tbs Oladrs Aedarees Merle Aralleae Helea Batmas IleUs Bornstea Paal Black Lorese Borkmss Sophie I Bosgernhsnaee frsmoat aorSnac Mlllls si Brosser Beoe BrttUa Campbell pevMaoa Merger Paul KathlMa Doiorea riper Rowans Arvllla Pomfret Adelalda i ranee Prsntr Jnatlce Randolph Sldsey Rehfeld Rosalind PanlfBe Icoaencra La Ilorothr Ruhenalala Oeorge Albert Rattier Amy Blrooa rred Herbert gloat Wlllard Powell Smllaf Rueeel Smith Cecilia A Btokea Psallae ttreuae Joha Tsmke Alfred Ewart Thompsoe rrascls Thorpe Ellssbata rsrgsaon xreve tblck Anrt Vroler Jr Aadrew Wallace Heary 0 Warsscks Jamas Weber Philip Weinberg Rstk Edith Welnert oeorg wn liam Walncbnlmer Edmund Welch Edward WeeterlUBd IsrttSjMarll WetsslbVlmonil II Wllilima Wllllim Wlllli sad waller Dirli Wlnetir wabxixotox okaxkax icxool Oraduatea of tbs Wsablsxtoa Grammar Behnnl are ralvator AUoto gvlvli Bicltinpi rrans Bollaste Joaeoh Rritlaall Emllio Broadow Adolph Browa Edward Bsrhley Albert Carlo matao jobs cameo rater ceraa rrans uw halU rraah Conor 3nra CaronS BruBO Dl lartlne Joseph Dlte Ellsworth Deidtl ABtoni Plgoo Attlllo Ptgon Rollln Unf Jack Hall El too Lesdo Albert Marejouis Mrk Martlstck Jobs Ortegs Baymoad Ortls As gelo Psgaso Antooo Rastlatabas Edward Seratso Star tnclcb Henry Osddeseet JXAX PAXXZX SCHOOL Mlas Jean Parkir dlalrlbsted tbs diplomas st the grsdustloa eiirclaoa at the Jean Parker Sckool at ISO oi Gradual af tho aeas Bsrgloal Ethel Brown Mary cavlgllt LTQC nveiTB uwir Isl Antolaetle rtsneo vlcu Lasrs Oil Victoria Oristoll Rons Hslryerk Miriam Hlmmslfsrb Ooorgatl Hnrablsll Helena Laareaa Inea MlsellJ Morrs BisscB niciio Iran races uai noagiagaaa aad Mary ursoesise exoexxx imaxxDiATB bckooi Dr A A dAaeooa of tho Board of Ednca tioa dletrlbatod the diplomas st grsdnstlos ciercieee xnsraasr st tss exocssr iotrm dial School Honorarv graoustos or tbs school era Msrlaw Hlraeh Ifrbrt aubr Ramona Bakeri lima EasnilBS Eva Ammann CIsudlB Buck nola Kethor snowlts and Wsldron Tbala Oradust ar Uelea Burkkart Evlrs Csrr Helea Crocker Jass Crole Aide re ders Myrs Herrlck Orvllls Lswls Ueles men sic ksrd Pkrllla Plvls Muriel Boeamas Enid Root Merrva Raaderaoa Qrtrade gtiuJiberg Eltaibotk Wetter Mirv wolr Joaena da Lacchl Jics roley Rnessll Hard Edwia Law lor Louis lvy Jack Ralsla William Stark clsronce eudler aeorge OoMatele Arsot IMlatl nay moad Harwood Valestlse Kosalg Abe Men heir Clarence My ere Artkar Ploaer WlUsri reiareoa aeeira naniia ictor icgwin Cyril Wieea Rials Rebmsss Dora RoutUdf arjori turrit Summers Roe Vtrsslevlch Jerrold naar itsary cons asks tarrsaco ave wee uowraoue uasrioite rtoaraer moui LKetmaa Helen Matkis one McMaMo Msrr navarre Katalla Peteraen Asses Andsrsos Ethsl Bar tbtlot rioresce Brleon Mildred Cohen Dorothea Orshssa Oersldlss Billey BomaMe Kea edyt Msy Lsvy Ens Laeebeidt Welter tOUtl aeiMri fmrnve rim vwaaw Heary Hllawbrasdt Oeort XeltheC Edward OCesssll Dubcsb Squlrea Philip waraock Emma Moore May Marpby Joele Bls Jess MscKessI Adellss Sckafw Aalts Rckleu Hilda voa Rbsls Asss TsrdBhsbsa sad 0rgs Xsrnstt LAOVXA X0X9A ICXOOL Misi Agses Reran of tbs Board of Iduca tloo gav the eddraaa s4 dlatrlbsUd the dlplemae st tbe gradustlos eiercleea st La tune Uosds School oa Tbarsday Hosorary gradustes sr Ms Tbomsa White William Orkasdes rsdustes sr Msdellas Pley Dorotay doisb Aims redes i waltee Harden Bernlce Orea Anita Tkompsoa Charlaa Pore alary Ranlah Ralk OUoeaor Joke Vlollch aad Jrom ORrlea Oradaalee era Clartaa Raawll Derothy Brldtetta Martaret Stood Louie HeM Cornelia Doeab lienevlev Wlleo leabpl Herman Alice McDonald Clayton RhentTaa Mil dred CetbberteoB At Bertatrand Clar race Knechnltakl Carlo Ooaaalea Gladre Areata Ektl Heppsrt Edwin oilvsr Marfa rat Vsral Joeaph Bailey Jr Prescea Byae lareld Bamell Ultaoa Berndt Radelpa Aenluad Edward Rlebert Alleea Sullivan Ralph Kelly Melville Baker Helea McDob ald ssd ll Ulover WASXIXOTOX XTXXIXO BCXOOL A prosramm IscledtBg sb addrea by Adolph TerchUnd lnntramentsl muelc by lb rillpln beys of tbs school sad Ike slstlng La MarsolUslso by th Pronrh horn wse gives ss part of tbe gradsntlng sterelsss ef WeshlBgtea Bveslsx Rcni tats are rred iisirmas sssaws Chow lrM Holt Jeeepb arl FsrreU Haiti Adolph Orssta Harry Oiarmaa Erseet Desert Eater rtekel Jaeoaaoa Hehw A Rake Hsrlssd Kilter uuiaa rl Knaaemesa BartrsaA Ednratd Era Pjach Uodmea Liar 4 RarmaaJ Leltk I ey LaviBaoa Ulilaa Catksils Uslr Ms bel A Uedwur tlerassu Mesa wuium Elmsr McDeoeM ASeUIS Merits rrssre Btu sai iieoii Marsw ksiesirai aksmars Dovla Mildred bitch all Joseph Presets ODoaseU WlUiaai Plerea Trifka A nseavsre noe aeeaers aiearietio a as egw JoepB Be realise itoui sal railM geleaana aMotas Ickwaja I Slml Pssl Seate Oertrade Siamm tee Steiee Jokg TUrnaa ilnu ckaara hiael a Oertrad hi A Tlaraaa IS 2SjJrtKrASXr wiTviTVr vaa XUeerettk westjla Aatselo Remeeello Hash Toas Raallle Tutacoa Ir Hwp Calsnuro Msrio aTraveree Joeophlee Coffey Alfred Hla Chart Babakl rresa coaii uvruses i least Pedre Beatea iiensaarv viucene emrro ksldl ssd Adolph Terrhlssd LOXOriXLOW SCHOOL Plplomae wer proaeeted tb Iwelv trad aatee of tbe Laagfeltow Scaoel br Depaty Muevtstaaar A ciosg si eierruea Thuradav at tbs scaooL Tb heaorsrr sradaates erel Harold Csveasssh William A Olliaeve laa Bee esttl Emma a Nsesk enrolls A Scbrkk aad Baby aeuta Oradestee sre Edward Xekaa Edward Beanlegaowee uexrl A Psvts Press KDagaret Herbert PUth ssd Ovlrs Blggls SIAXT tCXOOL The felUwIag hoy aed glrle were tritsated rroes tss ursst acaooi rred Aiders rr4 tv Pvala aula fWaaiaa LUa Cartwrlsbl Daa raller Audrer rersa nos Dorotby Oerrlo Robert tlokluea Robert nmp 1110 Hlraeh Msrgsrat llegin Prink Hatter Vee Pelt Heeler gervla Uornleln Helea Heuer Pariy Jlsills Alpkls Xaks Osralh Rsllaas rare Koschsltsshr Ellaabelk rsbnrtse Warrea fasarthe Ma Leiekiee IXugla MeXamare Her me Rlrherdeoa Staa ley slaveaa Sell gtka auelewehL galea right Curtis Wrlgkt ssd Psal Weif MsslXUr KJXOOi A mueksl arogrsmms under the dlreetlea ef Mlee Oe OelUshet ssd a nerloe ef ralk isecee hy the pupils ef Mlee Asia MeCartky ftr4 gradastlea eiereleee el the scKtslef tcke The greeoeiee srei Aegete Allvvtl Ruth Ambroae Prase Bartoe Oeergla Bartoa Bertha Carat Bnl oep 14a Cwerlert Vfsle Pwae Msissnt bwfer Jaret Edlet Hiea Pea Aalte Oeooa Isshalla IWmsaa klUabeth fast Jails Ua aVVA UaaSnTa swlaU KmIuI Uf rls MUlcr Oeseelere Meshs Holes Morekeaa Miry Smith Jenale Btrssasar Beesl Well Eva Hnlaen Riymhad Badtrr Elllrd Beallwa llawetea BebMlt Wllllsm Col Jirk iry Leroy Handler Asdr Uaaean Urlfatb Hsgk Jrm kTesssy William Merel Rests Mulch Waller tfullev William Re Hssrv nVMbuttel Lroyd Veaderbtlt Olloort KIRrDAX SCHOOL Pstriotle Boats had premtnent places I the trsdnatlos eiercleea of lb Sheridan School Iplomaa wer tlvis to tbe following trsd el Joba I Daalela Dsvld Irrlnt DmiM Loale Eecande Jobe Pord Louln Dueald Puller Thorn llofan Walter Michael Hye Jooepb Margaleae Jssenh Edwls Mclsersey Jama Joeepb Ollottl Kllcn Ueevtv Crawford Alice fcdlie Ghent Helen Berths UUhea nude Kiesar Iress Marsh Lllllia Nertoa and May Olaeyi OBrlis axaxAT bcxool Mere are the grsdusus of the Berael School Oasavleve Atkinson Willis Baldwin AgaM Barren Ilaac Buckley Iisvld Burke katb ria Caaey Adolnb Charltea Wiuiim Com miss Everett 4e koff Bugass rolet Martss Oormss Vslealin Jaysiot Lee Lasdwebr Eagene Laaeiag Kits leea McCarthy Wllllsm Mccarty Roe Moatorrstos Alk Nce Cure Morn jobs OBrien Celeatlne Olivier rraderlck Plelkep Erich Read It Iress Rsttk William Rupert Charles See rev pblllp Slclllano Edward Mela Jks WUllamaoa Albert Elmmerrsaa Agnss loelello Marjorl Bedford Msrasl Kraeger Beralc Krwrter klne Colllna hellle Pblpp Genevieve Dane wk i vivaevi avaeaiowa amua ttsna Helen McKenna Lens Cuntsvls Kails rotnae Irese Carllele Aalts Kvalee Nettle urtaar irMk ut ivsrfA leery Schmidt Wilfred Osrdea kMwerd Aalts Eyslee riettl Miner Jnhneoa Walter Betakard Hem RolUvna waiter Irel Harry Totteohsm Alvla Johneoa Joseph rogarty Chester Tbtme Osauve Johssoa Pred Richard gam Potlsrl JOKX tWXTT SCXOOL Songa by the pupil were fearer of tha vranuBiiou esrcieee in scnooi wss glees Haas Ott Hstb Robert Rally eoaerd IB Rocco Paecel Ueass Irva Maeeoleltl Thelma Mestlo Emine Magfle Alice Mltchel Charlee Malaepfne abb hovello Aatose Ooerste David Ollva Adsl Pedeets Mela PolltU Antele Itopha Joaepk Rraatrlso Wllllant Setale Rllvhi Traveene Rcwe Teraeee Reraee Vel psttl sad Emertek WMf etxxix xish BoxooL or coxatsacx Ooorg Uallsgkar preoldent ef th BosrSj of Entreaties preaented dlplemaa te gradastns ef tb Kvealeg filth School ef Coanmere oa Priilay altkt Mine Eat el Marteaaoa wse vsmdleteriaa Th grsduat ar boul Th srirtuite follow 11 Uric Cabin Teicar Ainoclitlon Th tn Jaattl Borne Cbarlea Hi MonoaCahlll Sam Caarlel Ruth Carter Edward Dealer Ella Edwards rraas rungs asss uonlos Louie Oraesberf Evelyn Usionea Doris Heodareon Jennie Hoffman Isaac Krub Rom Keller Georgle Lamb Lena Lorber Albert Meakln Itetieccs Uorvla Arthur Pall William Rtekmas rioresce Roa enbr Sonhla Raaeabar Elba Reel Ram Seaencu Raymond Steele Abe ktlllmae Bo varan marie saucs bisbcb woiv XOOgETZtT SCHOOL Th grsdustes of tbs Roosevelt school sr Oeorte Blebcahelmer Adolnb Brltt Svbll Cohn Eutena Crspucbettea Jeck hgas Orac Emraerllsg Helen PagSB Eatwlle Gordaa Artbar Oordsn Ldgar llamstl Elsls Ilertoa Rntb Hnlmaulet Luelllo Kerrtean Mvbr Lea Clarence Ivarldge Etkel McKnns Agsths uien uoroisy rmsenoa Vila neutuisr ismii Mautular A lie Rossatbal Marlea SUaadberg and Leland Svaae PACITIO XEIOXTI ICXOOL Tke tradaltis of Psclpc Heithts School srei RaloC Rock draco it Back Roval Cud wortk Aids Ducsto Hsls Demstrlo Katfcrtn ivorn Bdwsru Kianort usviv riterre Csrltos Qradv ires Jackaoa Ira Dfriir eaca lw oaa Mm ieri nvrrr Unva Merrttt htaiwell Pyle Carotya Palas sotto wssos ruses iouias ruses eooa araa Joans Seamss Srlvan Stense Prank Stastee Ilaad Stanford Lillian Valloa ssd Theodore VI Miner XAXCOCX SCXOOL Iters srs ths grsdustas of the Haaeock Aldo Bsclgllspl Rusts Bencher Norm Bsttletetaa Astoa CsV Randolph Cerultl lo Corvlno Peter Clnrlo Amelia Csllero Norlos Col line Roae flrleel Mary Crlvrllo aalotlnl Myrtle Oarhartno jobs Gall Thaodere Santa CrUZ Special Train 3 fi 2 3 San Franciico Third at Station Saturday June 9 120 PM Only Four Stops tCoBaeellaa at Falton far ataw ttsaa oa Bowlder Creek Branch Casino Open WeekKaaa Caaa Del Rcy Always Open Treat gablag le Seats vae Meualalae Saa rJU Ta4l4 IS Hole Oetf Oeurna Tessle Courts Mas tela sad Cllf Drive urf Bstklag Big Hoaad Trla Fareai aek evrrpl Ka a aW3i6 yuUt 300wrus 2e50Bseurala tlegailar Trala aervlao via Los Qatoa Iv Ban FranclecoAr Santa tea si ata pu Via WaUonvlllo sevAH lllltA vee ah JtttPU tFU Returning Lv Santa Crua lliltttAU 111111 FU For further par tlculara ask ageat Oeorg Iloleesbeet WUIIsm Mokr wnilam Moore Barney I Pnwell an4 Merahell Slmee Bookkeeping ead aeroaetsscy Eut Dett sierieg Oeort Edelattla Rsmael Epkrea Kadsaye Eoekld jeaeoh Perritrr Heary labetellie Mstbss Levis Ray Pale gyivestar Pbilllp Isadora Rooeealela Pred Rhlmotsa Rkaaso TiuJIaake and James A Williams Rnaalah Charlie Allee too la Blaiea Charles Csntaea Hewerd Clerk Oeorre ll Glala Elmer Quntker Aloon Kwlpper IUrmaa Kn prlow I leery Lshatslll Samuel Upklsd rrascls Lrretl sad Oris Weet BtOXXOX SCHOOL Tbe fodowleg hove aad girts wer graduated from tbe Monroe Seneca Alecs Doaaldaea Elale Odealhal Mary McCarthy Wllllsm Mllee Leons Roblaooa Emit Perm William Weelhiad Erne Rlrhter Anthony Casetlls Anna Lludblad RsrMph Rtot ser 0ctll Wackier Uoyd lUami Rarseotys White Aatetlna Cblsla Laulae McBrld Herta Strew Katberlne do Baatl Morrla Cocdea Emmet Egaa Klebola TbeUea Harold Rlmpaoa laabel Barnacle Catherine Treeey Dent Mori Laclie AUred Oeorge Kenny David Roberteoa Adalbert Lelsamas Eras Blahsp Olti can Mary Uuaettl Jeremiah Relllr Alnertaa Mlger Jimee OHlsloa Vivnk RulUrin Roy rdey Rita Arata Mlbel MeCready Llllle Boltaan Valeria Rtewirt Hilda Caratenn Baall llerrower Marguerite tierhy Daslrl allfetber loaevs ProescbM Pred Ieee Oertmde filireUier Oeorte Bus ner Less Oluatl Raymond Strnmberg ITvelya GUBnlsg Oerg TbompsoB Alieteal Hlae Antotnerte LAoaaroial Mvld Wsltsr William PsUoa Juatla Pngeae flutter Fr7 mf MrJ Stewart Rev Hop gtsaley MrlCanal ft add Kdwla Oeorte Imhnsn Oeorte Albert Uttto Alnort Bertram Mattsos uarsam Slerneea Herald Wave Edaln Wltcnel Oursr Meet Oaatae Heery WII Item name Kumiea rwefl mirtwe Klrkeotaa Sewil Csrltoa Oerar Staumla Oar Lja storass Tkamss sold Ntcbolaa Wseaea Eleaser Vlrglels Barks Lad in Hope Ceehea lixcolx rrxxort school Marrlal Xeres ssd Joaeala Lope arsg sstes this fear th Llacela Evtllat School ram ta haa marine from Metles twe peers saw twe yesrs they leaned ark Bwgllak and eamaleted tb first eight Cede tb nubile eckel eearee Oradeetee tb achool ert David Bartiim Jastee Clerks Clirsrd CCe lVmaraie Waller Olboe Arvle HeHee Hewerd llultoa joaeala Lavea Lyl Morrhast meeter Krlamaa Madellsi 1r Bdmaake IMI Rcott WUIIsm WHUsma Marlaa Reack I Ilea Tie Dove Howard Mlsaer charlee Rga Reaald Reardoa Jemea Qulgley Jack Roeonberg Kaetea ToaaMetl nla ivmmk keit rjT ISri0 McDentL Victor Major Gordon Mlltou evramont rXAXX XeOOPPIX BCXOOL Here srs ths srsdnsta of th rnnk Coppla Scbool Alice amiiy cnapmas Ana Edith Chsrites Rsth Msry Psv Helen Elleaheth raee th Jeaele Clar Preeee Ella Orsce Harrla Edaa Cksrlotts lmhua Inn Wilds Jorgenoen Oertrad Marie Kaaten Robert Martaret Lnwry JoaephlB Merl Negro Elvers Ruby NstUll nam I yeia ricasrt Dorotby Oertruds Tleraea Non Corns Prepare For Examinations A bakers doten of nryicemmls isloned officers In the recruiting office me Army at sso Market strsct bs gsn to burnish up yesterday on their hook knowledge of military tacllca Orders wars received by Lieutenant Colonel John IL Gardner In ebargs of the recruiting office to appoint a hoard for the examination of ths non coms for commissions In tho Army Colonel Gardner recommended to Washington Inst March that his men ba given tha chance to got out of the ranks It It expected Colonel Gardner and the three other officers detailed In tho recruiting offlce Major Brooks Major Toat and Captain Naylor will make up the examining board a ACCIDBXT AWARD An award of titli was mads yesterday to Mary Johnson of Ills Key avenue South San Francisco by ths Industrial Accident Commission for tha death of her buaband Charlee Johnson an employe of the Western Fusl Company who was drowned In the bay April It on falling from a Western Fuel barge BENEFIT BAZAR TO MAKE APPEAL TjO ALL OF Monster Allied Fair Will Be Held in Union Square Today Tbt allied barer will bring all San Franciico to Union square today The Brest jnarket placs kaa boon so arranged that almost any article that tho fancy may deelre can be found then tho booths a hundred sr mora to be nndtr the direction of various women prominent In tha social clr clea of the bay cities Era La Oalllenne and tllchard Ben nett will bo among those at tha olgar and cigarette booth wheys they will assist Mra James Athearn Folger and Mrs Arthur Lord In disposing of their wares FRENCH TOTS Oif SALE Freneh toys and novelties with ar tides Imported directly from Franca will occupy another seotlon of the ouare Tha Lafayette fund the Amerlcsn ambulance In Paris and the American field service combined and tho fund for the wounded soldiers and doatttute woman of France wll each have booths Othsr asctlons will ho devoted to needltwork knitting randy rakes flowera and a aoda fountain There will ba a grab bag a garden booth a futurist booth and a Punch snd Judy show TO SELL DAINTIKt The Canadian Tied Cross will have one part of the square where will he sold homo made preaervea bread cake and sandwlohea ths British American League the British American war relief fund tha frlonda of Franca and tha fathsrlaaa children of Franca will alto have their quota of women to rcpreeent their Interests at this gt Kantto baser tha proceeds of which will be xlvon over to tha needs of tha European allies Buffering through tha war Hay ward Man Named Phone Supervisor Charlea Martin ef Hayward aa alatant supervisor ot tslephona lines or the united Htstes coaat uuard with charge of all telephone llnea and aubmartne cables on the Pacific Coaat has bssn promoted to supervisor of tolsphona llnss Clifford Wurfel of Portland haa been appointed assistant supervisor MAYOR VETOES PKKMIT On tho ground that a garage had no place within a block of a hospital Mayor James Rolph Jr yieterday vetoed a permit granted to the Sparry Lewis Company by fifteen Supervisorial votes The applicant wanted to build a garage oppoaita the French raeapiiai Postal Service Not Opposing Unions CUM Division Superintendent Denies Charge Arising From Dismissal Vlgeroua dsnlal that th Poeteffieet Department stsks ths aboUtlon at postal nutans was mads yeeterday br Jeaaa Ttobertt division snperla tendent of ths Railway Mall ierrico In reolr to charaaa made br DosteBIca employee as th result of th dismissal for Insubordination of Frank Oo cettl president ef tb Postomc citrK Union of San Francisco Slmultaosouslr with his denial Roberta announced thai Beo fleld district president ef ths Railway Mall Association and Cooper of Sacramento delegate have been granted leaves of absence to attend the national convention the organisation ef employee at Cleveland est June It Th national convention ef th tut aoclatton In Cleveland will review the caaa of th offlslale discharged from the Government aerrlce and win nave voc ate tha eetabllshraent by Congress of a Ctvll Service Court of Appeal Th Poatomce Department asiu Robert yeetardar recognised anraaantatlvaa Of the BOStal OrgaB Isatlons for yeara and there Is no truth In th statement that th department seek slther to abolish 0 dlacourage unions among postal KW ployae fCing of Newsboys Is Sued for Divorce Whan Alex Henslee sometimes known as Happy Mnle end setne tlmea aa King of the Newsboy ate peered before Judge Graham raster day In reaponae to big wifes suit fa divorce ho teemed surprised when eked if be had ever returned bom 8ure I haver he replied amlllagln uaad to sret drunk before marrtaget Why not afterward I expect you win us when thla divorce suit I trtd plied Judge Graham In th neauva time you will pay your wife month temporary Hmoey VI1ITACIOX frTREtST WOHs The Finance Committee ot the Sdw narvieore yesterday replied to the Board ot Public Works demand for 11000 worth of street work in irons ot the Vlsltacloa Valley School by taking the requeet under conaUeray Hon to sec it the money could be found HIGH BCIIOOL F1XS Commissions were given to the cadet ofdeera at Polytechnic Illgtt School esterday Twenty honor ping were given out ahowing that th cadet who wears one Is aatUtaetory In class work and In military soteoce1 Crua onvllle lilr3 SOUTHERN PACIFIC Write fee folds the Apache Tiell el ArUeaa Treasons Twilight Zone Aid and comfort to our German enemy assume a peculiarly insidious and subtle form as we are warned by leading papers in various parts of the country by the attempts of certain journals to confuse the minds of the American people about our motives in entering the war and to implant seeds pf suspicion and distrust concerning our Allies On this subject the Chicago Herald very clearly and strongly says Its about time for the ham stringers tha are lurking in the tall grass and the sabotagists who are trying to throw monkey wrenches into the war machinery to shut off and up or look for unpleasant consequences In THE LITERARY DIGEST for June 9th the leading article discusses from all angles this new kind of German propaganda which the St Louis Post Dispatch notes is found not so much in the German language press as in certain English language newspapers in German communities This is only one article among many which will be of unusual interest to the American reading public Other topics are America on the Battle Front Von Hindenburg Belittle Our Military Effectiveness While Maximilian Harden Warn Ger many That Our Entrance Into the War Is Not to Be Taken Lightly Our Prospect of Bonds or Bondage Our Wooden Fleet Shrink Canada to Adopt the Draft War and the Dope Habit Making Over Old Rails An Art Exhibition with a Punch Martyring a Newspaper A Plea for the Small Church Sermons the Trench Fighters Want Censoring the Press How Germany Helps Pan America Our Commission to Russia The Return of the Wooden Merchant Ship New Uses for Old Sleeping Cars A Dramatic Masterpiece as a Mile Stone I Salvationist Soldiers of the Soil The Friends Unfriendly to Slackers An Exceedingly Intertating Collection of Illustrations A Mental Tonic That Ensured Breadth of Vision Even the best ind most broad mimkd of us if live eon tUntly one plice meet the game people and pursue the Mine round of daily dutiet and pleasure are apt to become parochial to mi the wide tweep of the wind of thought and protrett that blow about the earth Thut situated wc need tome mental tonic torn invigorating ttimului from without to bring ut into harmony with the onward march of event And tuch a tonic tuch a vitalizing stimulus evtry one of us may obtain in THE LITERARY DIGEST which clarUk ones newt trnpret ioot corrccti ones world perspective and gradually develop in ones mind a aane philosophy of currtnt history It give you the newt of all countries on all subject impartially aad inter esbnglr and indulge in no personal preachment Clean sane and clear viuoned it puts you in weekly touch with the throbbing life of the world Male trial of it today June 9th Number on Sale Today All Newsdealers NEWSDEALERS 10 Cents Uavrkef I Dtetietteato lBawUUroJj may now obtain copies of The Literary Digest rem our local agent in their town or where there it no agent direct from the PublUbcrs iterarv Dioest Ms FUNK Si WAGNALLS COMPANYPuonhe orJheFireoai new 5tndardDctionu7 NEW YQM.