The evening world., 1920-01-27
EAST SIDE BOYS
WIN SCHOLARSHIPS
THROUGH FORUM
Prizes Awarded to Eight as
Result of Evening World
Talent Foundation.

Dablb III dhAhf AiN' lhaA poN hNA tAAN
hrge auditorium Of Public school No.
"a. Avenue b and 10th Street, eight
east side lads last night were awarded
scholarships as q result OF the efforts
Of The Evening World Talent Founds-
ton. The graduation exercises of Pub
ho School No. 1SS we're also held. DIR.
WI1iam Twins Siruyich. member OF
TIE Child Welfdr, board who presided,
Cuntrastsd the opportunities given 10
hoyB and girls here Win those OF other
laadA School children Of foreign born
pants who have learned the lessons
Of, patriotism aud appreciate the sig
ntlcancs IN loyalty and devotion to
Gheir country listened Inlenuy.
When Chairman Slroylch announced
mnaalute TO the iId6 children drapCd in
American ColOrs marched down the
6AEaeai Atiheii recital ut the pledge OF
allegiance many al the foreign pOrn
parents brought their hands 10 their
fnraheads- A deptn vi feeling WAS dis
uaaBed LhaG was Impressive.
Dr. Edward W 5tirt, District Su-
Dantntendhn1 OF cast side schools,
HpOka ON the record achieved by the
east side children during the various
duige8- '~Ihe presentation of schol-
arships 10 the Shiluren of the east
side As a move In tho right direction.
Az DT. Slit inrrOduced the donors
they were Justify cnecred by the big
aaSemblage.
Edward Mandel. Principal OF Public
School No. 1sS, Chairman OF the Edu-
uattOnal Branch of the Talent FOun
dation, and who arranged the exer-
HNlurnaz. FOl1rrutrd a h~lpF ND
Ha congratulated the successful chill
tnren and asked them to come upon
flRn platform ana meet the men who
aWarI1ed the scholarships The Sohol-
ans are:
Samuel Bershotsky, No. 196 Clinton
Elncot, who will attend High School
q Commerce and study aCcOuntanCy;
AsalC GTsAndCn, 80. TO- Fast Fifth
street, To High School OF Commerce.
0ccOuntancy; Herbert Feinstein, No.
"a Last Third Street. Ia StuyveSant
High School. dentistry: Israel GOC.h-
man. NO. 10 l.a,, Fifth Street, to
Etuyvesant lIish school, art; Julius
Schuiman, No. D, - Fasl sixth Street,
TO study law. Harry Schwartz, No.
Tl3 E.aSt Sixth S,p.et, TO De Witt
Clinton High :, hoo, medicine; Nor
MS Spalter. No. - East Sixth Street,
% d. Witt canton High school,
law; Gideon NarZL, no. 3l6 East
.scSaoI ,,i,-;I ma,
~ ~ 90 'i l5,,,,,,., vioo
IA..aai,icr+ ~ ,,'.,,r,I,r, Na,icr,aI
Bank, who awarded four scholarships
and prOmiS sd tu give four additional
IN the very near future, then ad-
Ciness5cd the scholars.
Julian Goldman. President Of the
Peoples HoGpit-I Hnd President Of the
noiDrrI nI,t ~ ztHT,n,ont nF IN,
srotont 1.,,,,d,t.,.,, mo - ms IN
ano11rsat,.1 M a.. Ll,cn,ng Vorid
s~rRo ,raIept u, n,rtm,nt" 5erla re-,
Mr. .ojdnlln 81. .,n ,.,,t,,roUytb of the
series ~ Anrriclnization Forum
meetings bead s,y ,rne Eyyening world
Al these f0rIms monument men and
NT04nen Of mu6.c,pl. .,tlte and ma
IionsU oubl1c life have Aeon speakers
Harry ii. Schlurnt. director OF The
Evening World Forum. made the dis
COvery that the east side is chocb
Duh OF talent" nc said. lie felt that
training and Development was neces-
sary 10 bring udl he true masters Of
art And so me Ilel Of the Children
Talent Department came into being
Others who took The matter mp, he
said. We're Edward lMandel, Hugo
Z, Gutfreund Harry Rusen, Justice
Benjamin Herman. Pail KutZ. san
KrohenberS, Herman Holman anC
Iven Sheer.
Under the personal dirft.on OF
by Miss Bertha lnN.or, twenty si>
children presented iaoi'au cale'
LnN7rty Ch"a'l matVh' NIEeSeht
ing a I'oi u " d, %, I',r s'I," u, ~
UolIioSIdCS, ~ .''@' a. - y VI
porarayed by iAoeI1y' SAdn'N lar
Memory.