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foiduotea Jn Housekeeping on
Mi I -GVin-Hnrr WlfVl HfnnL-
Scholars at Commencement.
a nrlz.es were, awarded at the com-
Co' hB William Penn High School,
K2r it ISth and Wallace streets, today.
Sir. unnoUncenieni wub uiuuu vi. uuuui mu.
HI(0""w - 1U ntffm rnntnlnprl nn rf
(Went, ana l" """ , , r ,: -
P ence to the courses which the various
rittauai",.-'"-; , ,,, nf th
V-..! and Miss Betilah Fennlmor,
lK if the- Annex, hellevlnK that such
KftUr O' hpI. Kvn IVio pphI.
Ir'I" arrangements were In accord with
ai before students of stcnoRrnph, and
KiMkecpera were on the platform with
SW-VA. n,l ntut Ennllsh 1 terature.
?- .. i,n,i tr-impri mnreiv id un dddu
BlCJlOiaro " .. rn,1ln.,l ivllh
R't .. . .J MJirvlVlnf a nt Ml n plna
M tne pryu.. """-"-.- !.. 'V
IKmm D. Lewis, the principal, while
6 hall rang -...o. ... ..
Wtlve program waa arranged. After
iKianctus" by tho school chorus, prayers
ffi.r. oncrcu uy mo . : v.. -m-
sFfnrth The address of welcome, written
l Mis Rhea Olive Bnkcr, tho class
Ilraub" 'The valedictory. "The I'oetlc
Sk' ... nf i.nhnr." nun delivered hv Its
liothor, Miss Elvla Fromuth.
3i.L. y,-Viatrrt war iintlcr Inn direction
laf A. H. RoSowlff. Mlsa Madeleine Egan
Styj .ii -. -1 lt.n mnn1 tHIInln n a In
Benares of Miss Amelia J. Strodlek. The
bV.. iai nffitT ,hn1rrrtnnr Al'npv n
SM.rrlngton, David II. I.ane, Dr. Edward
Iirartln, Edward Morrell, William Rowcn
WQa Edwin Wolf.
Tbet of the graduating clasit nre the Mlssrs
Iliiiclar. Frances Qauman, llhclmlna Hcrlln.
PHilen Detllngcr, MRdcllna S. Dorlnsc, Dorothy
fc Browntng-. Mildred, nuck-Joy. Linda T. Cnrt-
15 1(3a t Julia iii j j-uin unvii! ouii-
Ifilll B, DaMdron, Mary U Dcrr, Cecilia M.
Ixithrrn D. FpII. Elvla M. Fromuth, VlrglnU
Frullonh, Florfnco L. Qnaklll Jennie M.
&?!Hn... Annn. 7. Rroenn. Anna M. llalhvorth.
Eh:i Illnch, Clara Anna riulr. Helen A.
riin. Anna Munier, Esther Patterson. C.
gtnuljs Pldcoek, Slllllcent J. Ileynolils, nila II.
Fvim. Jvnnle C. noiters.sAnna M. B. Tloss. Sadie
BKobln. Mario W. nutlicrford, Aliee D.
5-SCMfttr licien l;. ocnienscr, anim i. ociino
lul-r. Grtrude M. Sheridan, Ituth Shute. Gcr
J. troll h Simon, Laura M. Simon, Ida M.
j.r. h Slfln.. Mnrln H. Rtrntlh. Kthel Stuart.
5; Charlotte If. Van Dcventcr, I'eirl Van Htone,
TH.ntlAIl H. vouneny, r torpnee u. weiss, Aiarv
B K. TVUlind, Marearet AVIlklnson and, Allco V,
E- jiinouu.
JBENN GRADUATES HEAR
FREE SPEECH PLEA
ofontlntied from Pane One
,; would be Intolerable to allow to thoao
EVIio are tho most deeply learned, tna
(most thoroughly equipped, anything less
.than that full liberty which we grant to
iUI other men."
TJlicusslng tho policy of nations, the
fe'ifeiker said:
'Wo are nappuy as unconcerned looay
' itltli international destinies as we are
Hi unconcerned with International 'hatred.
"We hear tho doctrine, 'So that I shall
maintain my place in tuo sun, u matters
little If others, who are less strong and
deTtr. nerish In the cold nnd outer dark-
Krcss.' And the law of the bruto struggle
9 Is carried Into commercial, social, even
Unto professional and academic life, to the
Ktttlnctlon of those finer qualities of mind
put! heart which the slow procession of
Edrlllzatlon haB won In arduous steps
l,6ng the stony path that leads upward
butkOf the Jungle.
"The world Is full ot rights real and
blinded ones and of strife and battle-cry
In ths defense of them. There Is the
bright of capital to regulate labor nnd
;. the rl3ht of labor to dictate to capital.
EsThere la the right of tho boss to govern
Kano. we ngnt ot tne citizen, wnen ne is
snot too busy, to object to It. And there
i the right of free speech and of print-
fynf unlicensed, and tho il
Irreapectlve of any previous condition of
pervltude. Ignorance or lnet..i.u.... . j
ntlll the accident of sex.
3Ien unite to defend tne right to rule
ptlWT men brown men, yellow men, so
tmat they be foreign men. It nutU-ib noi
-tnd that right Ib usually denoml" '
a-'divine right' by those who feel called
Ito exercise It."
f- la addressing the graduating class, ho
escribed their rlghts-and obligations as
gholdera. of degrees "the right and lm
; mutable obllsratfon nnrl nrlvllecA to
fclabor." "the rla-ht tn be frpe. to be vour-
fcftlf, to be no man's tool and no man's
liervitor" and "the privilege of serv-
-Doctor Schellino- tiolnted out the obll-
tlon which the teaching profession lm-
gwKs. corresponding to Its grant of rree
kpeecn.
J59TII GRADUATION CEREMONY.
5 It Wfta the 159th D-rnrlllntlon rppflmonv of
J Institution founded by Benjamin
Ffanklln-the 169th time that a morning
Q iafrt Unrlnrr lino Diinn nn mtitltnrlitm
poronged to the doors with friends and
jNiauvea of young men and women who
k I l;umI)leted courses In preparation for
vir mo worK.
I Hlch Students and mor those who inent
EutQ AloWanrft nn.l ttintt Mlnwq tvhn
IsRfke(1 menially to gain n college edu-
ELvatlOn flat lldA hv RlHo. anA In thj. .n.c.
tatOfl fleatn thol nnAn.a w..).Kal aIKah.u
Bt -'.--" ..v,t nt4Gllia (MiJUiM v,wj,Ta.
K0"iy were observing the start of a
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. June 18.
op eastern Pennsylvania and New
iWMy-Partly cloudy tonight and Thurs-
Mft W&rmer Thllwrlnv. Utrhf vnrlnhlA
4a becoming south.
powers and thunderstorms covered the
ntlc States and portions of the lower
region and the upper Ohio bailn
Ijng the last 21 hours. Another shower
S Covered the Breatir nnrtlnn of the
if url basin and spread northeastward
A uPPer Mississippi valley and
'the upper Lake reelon. Fair weather
prevailed from the Rocky Mountains
Ing Florida. A mndpratA lemnera
ft enj continues along the middle
cr"u iope, while seasonable condl
rf Prevail in the Middle West and
iPMbUQUt thA lntnn Kol T. la itmaa.
S&bly cold In the Mlssou'rl basin.
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t'hoVtitude'n? th ""'versily stands In
n nefh0'! !iefrec' 8lvl"R to all the
graauate day .." ,..,u,-
PSt? wher,0'1 VA crowded to c
Nine hundrM y m"P ,0 the staK-
unauner,ltieCSBreeS and the color 0? r
D?hGenoVrann' ArnouncJd b" ,h0 Rv
dn.. .Sl. 'ams, chaplain of the
hK 5JJoc,or ?c,cllln"8 ".
cour n-.,.ireeB an'.1 ,t,10e "warded In
The tHueHn,M8en.ec,,bj' rrovost 8n''t'
n ul w.01, ,ot laws wa" conferred
Grave, VW.annmaKe,r nml Jo'h Bettla
bUni .',n88 .f. "' Pennsylvania, the
Ih PMea,!i ?,f l.he Alnl"nn School for
the Colored Deaf and Blind. The degree
or doctor of science was granted to
""" Frederick Keller, class of '" . head
S'S5hMl "nd recently appointed
principal of tho new Oermnntown High
School; Robert Andrews Mlllikan. pro
feasor of physics In the University of
Chicago, nnd Arthur Newell Talbot, pro
lessor of municipal and sanitary en
Blnecrlng In tho University of Illinois
penn William E. Mlkell, of the S
Blty Law School, received the degree of
master of laws.
Those who received degrees in course
are:
COM.KOK.
, ., "ACIinLOn OF ARTS.
Karl It, Alden. Itobert A Arrlson .t.m..
M. Austin. 'Chnrlfa D. Benlnml" .Joseph It
podlne. Wllllim Hon na, Herman F rtraii
Charles C. Ilutterworth 2d. Mlnlph E Cle
land. Mtobert B. Dcnaler, IlVlllngir Dt nhim
Francis D. Kills. Jr , Henry O Farles, Thomas
K. Flnletter. Charles Y. Fox. Jr , I ohert l"
Frarler. Charles L. Go cllicrg, Frederick L
llartmaun, John C Hirst. Sd, Johns ilopklns'
Winter D. llorton, Mlenry II' ItouSk. "Z a!
M. Klmber. Alden Lee, John A. McDonaM
Karl n. Miller. William H. Ott, ad, nV:
Ijmln nosenberg, George II. Schellens. mh
W. fltalberg, Henry Q. Btveney, c Newbold
Tavlor
IN COLLEQK COUnsES FOR TEACHnrtS.
Florence Duckley Margaret T. Chambers
Mary Colley. '.Mary M. nifrey, Carrie c
Voehner.
RACHELOn OF SCIENCE
Irwin Doeihoro, Orvllle 11. Bullitt, Francis
J. Cannon, 'Paris T. Carlisle, 4th. Mltchel
Carroll. Thomas A. Cllngan. Woodward w
Corkran, Ilobert Ccrrlgan. Walter A. Cralc
Wesley n. Cranska, 'Warren D. Davis. Ofrnl.i
n Donohoe, Richard T. Ellison, Jamea II
Sanderson, 'Roy A. Shetzllne, Walter J stark
S. Karle 8taurfer. 'Lewis O Sterner, 'Charles
II. Steens. Jamea F. Swarti, Iloger It. Tonn
send, V. I'ranclsco Valdes, Andrew VnnPelt
James E. Wadsworth, Arthur II. Wilson
Isrnel Zlegle.-.
IN COLLEGE COURSES FOR TEACIlnnS.
Ernest Dates, Dello Davla, rtebekah P. Davis.
Genevieve M. de Turek, Henry Klonower,
Theodore E Knapp, Jr., Achsali Llpplncott.
Maude R. cCall, John S McCurdy, Dorothea
S. Paul, "Allc M. Rusiell, Deatrlce II. Ryers,
Josephine E. Stellwagon, 'Charles S. Taylor.
C. Lourea Weasels.
BACHELOrt OF SCIENCE IN BIOLOGY,
Roslne Hcuschcr, 'Janet P. Jamleson, Fannie
Liebermann. Marguerite C Iludderow, Hein
rich ScUmledor, Eclyn T. Why
RACHELOR OF MUSIC.
Joshua L. Bally, Jr., Charles J. Dryfuse.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE.
Horace E, Alexander. William Rates, Alfred
JI. Bcrgatein. Jamea W. llodley. James A.
Buchanan, Joalah F, Butiard, Verner II.
Callomon, Edward L. Clemena, John Dibble,
Benjamin II. Dike. James W. Ellis, Rtohird
B, Ernest, Jr., William W Falk-ner, Charles
A. Fitzgerald, Harry C. Caley. Jr., Nathan R.
Ooldamltb. Andrew J Goodwin, Tnnmns L.
Oore. DaiJd W. Oreen. lliomas F. Hale,
Arthur B, Hamilton, Charlea J. Hlgga, Solo
.npn F. Hoge, Oeorge V. J. Kelly, Peter C.
Klang, Robert H. Kfitbr, Ernest O. Kuelmnn,
Franklin F. Lane. Frederick U. Little. Wll
lUm N. Long, Ilalph II. Lulket Oral-son P.
McCouch. Clarence S McKee, john E. Mar
ihall, Richard J. Miller, Ell Nichols. Jesse
K. Patrick, John D. Paul, Edwin W. Perrott,
Jr.. Frank J. Peaaolano, Theodore Peters,
Frank A. Plum, Ivan M. Proctor. Jr., Fred
B itawllnga, Elmer E. Bobbins, Jr.. Robert
C. Sample, AlUn A. Sihlfjel, John T. Short,
Jnmes S. Simmons, Allen W. SUyor John S.
.Stauh, Floyd O Tlndall, Harmon West. Paul
Wholan. EdHln R. Wilson, George S. Woodard,
Jnmes Mac Woodward.
DOCTOR OF PUBLIC HYGIENE.
laaao IV. Knight, Ernest J. Steves, Arthur
J. Caaaelman,
CERTIFIED SANITARIAN.
Rernard J. Newman.
LAW DlHMRTMKNT.
BACHELOR OF LAWB.
Victor J. Abel. George L. Arnhold. Franklin
II. Baker, Juatln 8. Bamberger. Arnold M.
Ulumberg, Robert V. F. Colter, Stanley F.
Coar, Ralph W. Crowell, Edgar Downey,
Chirles S. Edmunds, Clarence H. Eppcls
t.clmer, Jr., Joseph N. Ewlng. Joseph Flnerty.
Herbert B. Frederick. Hetlner II. Oaul, Stanley
M. Ooti. Robert McC, Gllkey, David D. Goff,
Itobert u aottfrled, Gordon Gray, 'Isldoro L.
Greenberg, William A. Hamilton. Frank It.
Hcan, James F. Ilennlnger. Dryan A. Hermes,
Eearl Hapburn, Oeorge Howorth, Gilbert R.
Hughes, Harry Ingersoll. Robert F. Irwin,
Jr., Caroline K. Kcnworthy, Lk1s H. Kirk.
Guy W Knauer nobert T Kulp, Jamea It.
Leech, Bentamln H Lelterman. Elgin II Len
hardl, Alvln L. Levi. Joseph W. Lewis, Ed
win P. Long-street, Janus C. Lultwleler,
Thomas C. McCarrell, Jr.. William J. Mac
Carter, Jr.. Donald L. McCuen, J. W. Mc
Wllllama, 'Edward W Madeira. Charles J.
Marglottl. Jamei F. Maaterson. Alice II. Mo
ran. Effingham B. Morris. Jr., George T.
Moyer, William T. Muaeiy, .Frank Parker,
John R. Peck. Paul E. Pendel. Michael A.
Peaaolano. Francis L. rinola, 'Thomas Reath,
Jr Malln H, Relnhtiraer. Richardson A,
Ilobarta. Harry E. Rodgers, Alexander N.
Rubin, Carl Sachs. Frank II. Schrenk,
George J, Sthorr. Hyman Shane, Charles J.
Phull. Alfred J. Snyder, Murray H. Bpahr, Jr.,
Charles S. Straw, Joseph J. Summerlll Jr..
Anthony J, Slraiusa Ioe , M-TTh,imrBi
Ernat T. Volgt, Robert L. Warhe. Jr. .""
Weasel. Jr.. Joseph K. Willing. 'Louis Wlnkel-
nian' TOWNE BCIKNTIFIO SC1IOOU
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITEC
TURE. Walter Antrim, George W. Eaurnelster. John
C. Burchlnal. Haro d E. Callsch. John J Car.
Mil Edward O. Conrad. William J. Crt ghton.
Same. M. Currln, If. lierbtri j Dean, Mir i D.
Dechant. Israel Demchlck, Herbert I. luver
itt Edward P. Flneran. Harold Hammond,
Le and S. HayallP. Paul M. Hser. Jr..
Charits O. Irvln. Alfred B, Uiter, Nelson J.
Morrison. John IL Raciklewlcz. Fred U Rand
Dudley V RedAeld. Colonel Regar, Lloyd W.
N Sc&egel, FanqUco J. SquUru, Dav M Supo
Si.?c iwU-'ond V. Taylor. Edmund II. Taie-
n w. .J."sc'i-. '.. '
oih tv veitz.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY.
SUMMER RESORTS
cmmiF Cottages, uungaiowa nu
AnarUnVnt, .t Moderate RenUIa-Klnely
ilrolhea. electric lights, modern plumb
LTKt artaatan water. Everything
y.:"h Clerk. Stone Harbot. N. J.
WEST CUESTER. FA
GREErTfREE INN "STSJi
tourlatpartiea-, " "i e.Walna;artnr. Prop.
TSc -'"' - - - -
si. ai.a qf
iV "three. niutuUa from atatlen.
.. ....B U
pEona C. II. 85-
MEDIA. FA.
jirPoraa Tiaa ft: long. loVfrom thkk-
CO IXEOEVUXE, PA
T5v55oDllALIv--0n tha Parkloman Crealt.
aTtTHONDACK MOUKTABjB, N. X.
DELAWARE and HUDSON
lo-mn. "bur Fath rn . PL h.
Thi'hvmn T6 f h""nd. if Peophf
Wl8.flhr T, WrlUen by Dr' Thon'
-in i-h-irlea II VanBusklrk. Kennetn u
ViUSiffl " Vflfc Y?BJloarp.l To
Ralph O. Veaser, Walter C, II. iirpei. a., u
StOSE lIARROH.Jf. JN
-isjami ifiaiii mvmav u ar-i
v
EYENINGr LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE
""" ' " ' '- -J- " " " '""'i "' -
II- Fisher. Earl John Frederick. Jotph L.
nairen, Leo IMtdrich Jones, Slxto Mcatrca.
Norman L. Qulmby.
RACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN CHEMICAL
ENGINEF.niNO.
. YTi",'.' ifri, uauicv ri. uutSBWh. .iv.jiiwh
... rvrrr
Wl
"organ F. Rorera. iVm V. Bmltti. Samue
liV.f -.'.v. urnjamin mammer, ume' "
."'.' yt'llam T. Webater, George C. Wheel.
r, curtla u. Woolford, Russell Donnelly.
RACHELOR OF 8CIENCE IN CIVIL EN.
GINERRINO.
Garner A. Beckett, Oerson Bergman. Creston
S. Bird, Sabli, olllton. Jr., Simon Brlcklln, El
win II. Castor John I. ChadboUrm. wilbert
C. "ornell. David Davis. Jr.. Malcolm Dun-
S n,n.lu T. ..." -.... t.T. . I .. rr
ran, Warren D. fuller, Paul II. Ullbert, Frank
.:.. .""Iin, . t-aspnr liaupi, r.unur,
!.,,l'' Samuel J. Levin?, George IK Mankey,
liaipn ii, Moop. Malenlm V. Orr. ItOV S.
Ridge, Harry M Shandies Harrr II
it widde-
nine-
com
n.u on 1 wniiritVr-ry'Wnlf, Ilnrv
I Shoemaker. John J. Caldwell, Francis K.
....... ii, i nines u, Naiie, w unur i. uvui-u,
Leo. W. Schrnder.
RACIir.LOIl OF SCIENCE IN ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING.
Gordon W. Anderson, Robert T. Anderson,
Heorse O Itnrclny, Kdnard M. Bredln. Harry
II. Brunt. Horace Uutler, William 11. Chappell,
Rohert cieelantl. Illchard F. Day. Charles M.
Uoollttle, George H. Egee. Edwin II. Esta
"took, Louis c.ollub, (lernld D. Orosner. Fred
E. Itrrr, Alexander A. Kaiser. John B. Kirk,
Charles M. Knopf, Edward A. Koplln. Robert
J .. I:2",I;.V llTlnm K. McAfee. Oeorge C,
MeNalib, .William R. Maull, Edward A. Mil
ler, Jr.. Herbert W, Oellnger, Alonto J. Par
spna, Charles W Piass, Jamea L Penlk, Jr.,
Ilalph W. Rltter. Illclmrd D. Sapplngton,
Alexander M. T. Shaw, Meyer II. Silverman,
Joseph C. M. Small Harrison ( Steam, Wil
liam S. Swingle, Jote M. FernandeB.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING.
J. Grler Ilnrtol, Paul D. Brown, Maurice J.
canter, Robert C. Clarkson, Jr , Benjamin W,
fftunce, Itobert II. Fcrguron, Arthur II Hard
ing, John II. Jackson. James A Jensen, Wll
nam H, Jess. George II. Kengy. Otto A. L,
Kcscr, Aaron F. Leopold, Samuel W. Marshall,
John w. Molfly, 3d. Jamea I'. Patterson, Cole
man Sellers, M, Orlando Shoemaker, Mer M,
"Jhustennan, ChoMca I Thompson, Charles .M
Thompson. Jr . Ilobert J Thompson Albert V.
Twlnlrg. George U Wlrtl, Waldo C. Wright,
Frederick T. Howell.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER.
Ltwle II. Ilaupt.
CIVIL ENGINEER.
Gilbert Doollttle, Arthur O. Fotster.
MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE.
Malcolm E. Graham. Wllmer B. Rabenold,
Raymond J. Rlchardron.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT.
DOCTOR OF DENTAL SURGERY.
Rlcardo E. Allodia, Arthur 8 Bailey, Aloy
Jlua L. Barry, Francis C. Bartleman, Charles
V. Bates, Robert F. Ueatty, Gerfhon Betendt
Bennett, Horace 1), Blrchnrd Leo R. Brady,
I'aul Brady, Frederick P. Bruch. Joseph A.
Ilurgun, Conoar 11. Burlcw, Lionel J Burston,
Oluer P. Buah, Thomaa M. Campion, Robert
W Carroll, Jr . Pierce A. Cassedy, Alfred .
Chandler, Wilson Y. Chrlstlnn, Carl A. Chrla
tlanl. Maurice Coen. Joseph M. Cohen, Cnrmelo
J. Colon, Eric A. Conslantlne, Lloyd N. Cooper,
Richard A. Cooper, Jr., John I). Copes, Walter
A Crane, James W I 'roller. John II. Curry,
Joseph O Curtis, Ernest C DaCosta, Norman
. Darlington, Robert a. Davis, Fred DelCom.
Frederick W. Dickson, Frnnk A Dtmlcco,
Richard A. Doolcy. V alter M. Dunlap, 'Arthur
W. Flworthy, Lnnrhomo W Fink, lloaroo C
Funk. Ranon Garcia, Alexander Harrow, Tow
flc N. Gartoual, Richard C. Gllmore, Cyril C.
Glttens, Loula D. Olurkman, Llnwood O.
Grnco, Alfred F Groebncr, Samuel D Groh,
Daniel F Gurnsey, Eira H Halt. Gordon W,
Hannah. Herbert w Harris, Rudolph J. Heftl,
Frederick A. Hcllmann. Herbert J. Hellman,
Albert P. Hoerter, I nul 7.. Hortman. George II.
Holmes. Charles r. Hornung. Percy Ilorrldge,
Dudley C. Hughes, Percy C Hulse. Chester F
Hummel, Alton S. Johnron, Howard R Jones,
William D. Jones, jRcob E. Kndel. Ovit E.
Kahan, Eratlno L. Kelly. Louis King. Manuel
Kllgerman, Jr.. Paul C Knapp, l'ctrus M. J.
Kocken, Rtlph F. Krueger, l.dwnnl O. Lnne,
Vernon E Lane, Auguatn Lavagnlno, Isadora
M. Levlne, Leon Levy, Isaac B. I.tttell, John
M Long. Claude A. L Lion; James 11 Mc-Allltte.-,
Daniel D McArthur. Francis M. Mc
Cormack, William II. Mabjr. John L. Mac
Kntee, John C. Mackln. Walter T. Madden,
William L Mngee, Thomas W. Mngner. Her
bert F. Vnlabre. John Mnnn. Jr., Clarence P.
Marbargor. Jeromo B. Marshall. David N.
Mason. William D. Maxwell, George H. May
nard. Huniberto II. Mencla. William Mennlcs,
Frank W, Meers, Robert D Miller. Joseph .
Mooney. William F. Moreau, Clayton C. Mote
house, John D. Morrlmn, Charles Moses. James
J Nelson. Jr.. Frunk 11 Netherland, James It
O'Donnell Ralph A. Oneto. Jr.. Albert .
Parker, Harold J. Parker, Roberto M. Pava
geau, Charlea O. Perex, Erneat R Perry,
Ernest C Phillips. Charles J. Pierce. Ramon J.
Portuondo, Leroy A.. Potter. Kenneth C. Pro
den, Sllaa S Rennle. Edward O. Ross. Victor
M. sartl. Alfted M. Schultt, Harry A. Slnclear.
Alelnndro Stadtnagen. Jacobus .1 Slander.
Harold-J. Stokes. Vllllam P. Street. Han cy
A Stryker, Crcaton Butch. John J. Sweeney,
Pavld I) Thlckstun. Thomas- II. Trallla.
rred S VanWoert. William E Walton. DaUd
n. Warren. Max Wassman Jr.. Keltoku Wain
"abo. Leon J. Weinberg. Joseph Welts, Marvin
v Velcher. Eugene S. West. James D. White,
Iwinvl T Wlicot. Tred W. t llcox, Everest J.
Wilson Everett L. Wilson, Samuel S. Wlsnev,
James Frwoodbury, Trevor Wright.
WHARTON SCHOOL.
BACHEIXR OF SCIENCE IN ECONOMICS.
Sam fl. Adler Henry W. August, Randolph
E Bell Walker E. Bell, Samuel Berlnsteln,
John H Blckley. Roy R. Bookmyer. Clarence
A iiiown Wayne E. Buttcrbaujth, Gordon O.
CampbtT" Francis J. Carr, Jr.. fred E. Clark,
Robert P. Clarke, Jr., Robert Cleeland, Wil
liam II. Cook Karl W. Corby. Jamea M.
Cyer. Frederick E. Davis, Foster W. Doty,
John W Dwyer, Leo Elsenatoln. Frank L.
Held. Raymond H. Flnlay. Nathan R. C.
Fiei James A. E. de Gaudenzl, Samuel L.
Gerit ey, John Glrvln, Kenneth M. Given.
Phylllp A. Greenspan. Weiley O. Oreenwood,
Charlea K. Gross, Theron II Hawkes. Jr.,
Marlon L. Hayden. Fred D. Helm. Julian A.
Hllltnan, Groswold B. Holman, Ifurence i D.
lluston, David B, Jeremiah, V,'. Sidney Jop.
Jon, Albert Journeay, Charles F. Kelly, Frank
C Kenvon, Jr , Edward W. Klllgore. Fred
erlck L. Koons. Joel Korn. Charlea II. Landow.
Richard II. Lanaburgh. .Ralnh "v '-"A4,?'
Lau Paak Tong. Martin II. Lehmaler,
Howard A. Lehman. Donald F. Llpplncott,
Jacob E. Lt. William R. Littleton. Clarence
J. Luti. Earle G. Lyford. George B. Slae
Donell. JomeB A. Ma honey .Otto f. Mann.
Harry K Marcy. Joseph "Inelll. Ilnrold C.
Majer. Henry P. Melser. Thomas R. Mfrrell.
Jnmes Mitchell, Jr., Georgo Monaghan, Itobert
F. Mueller, Harold T. Murray, Lewla J.
Mtiaaer, Mahlon J. Nutt. Albert M. Odgers.
Carl A Penske, Michael A Terry. Waller T.
Pollock. Rtlph W. Preston. Terrlll E- Price.
Richard M. Relnoehl, Charlea E. Roberts.
Anthony J. Rosalia, Charles F Seelbaeh Jr
John U. Shober, Herbert Shoemaker. William
r k mnann Miniin u. db diiiojdi. jtf -.
Smith. John E. Snedeher, 1-rea
D. Stahl,
i. T Q.tllli.P ITfirVaW 1.
Thompson,
Abraham Topkla, HekfordO. Tugwell. Hamll
ton D. Vogdea. David Wbet..0,rv.alaA-.f.1n'
Illchsru II. Wallace, jr., luuhco ... '";t;r.,
Jr.. Everett W. Warfleia, William E. War
rtngton. Charles Weber. Clement R
Werater. Jr.. Emil C Werner, Alfred I II. "II
Hams, d Colkct Wilson. Jr.. Elmer C. Wlrta,
George A. Wolf, I. Jerome Wolk, Sherborne
Yaraley, Qulncy V. Young,
GRADUATE SCHOOL.
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY.
William II. Adolph, Thomaa R. Alexander,
Jr. Krlkorla O, flonjellan, Ethel H. Brewster.
Albert C.Baugh. Richard E. C ark. Verner W.
Crane. William 8. Dye. Alice P. . firvln Alex
ander Fie sher. Rodger F. Oephart, my a
Good. Erneat W Hawkes. Peter Hoejatra,
cri E Marouardt, Ernst C. P. Metrenthln.
CMrlol e Mcire, AlfFed H, ,Nollf.h;ilck
L Nuaafaaum, Loula K. Oppltx, John Penny
packer, Helen Price, Henry F. Price, Lowell
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unusually large, cool rooms with unobstructed
"lew or the ocean from all; avery appoint;
meat and tomfort. sea and fresh water n all
Ci.j,.; runnlnr water In rooms; 4000 ft. of
porches surround the hotel: the nsw dining
room overlooks ths eea; finest cuisine and
white atrvkTej orchestra of sololsta: dancing
JiRp. rtiiiv: 'social dlvsrslona: magnlUcent
new Palm Lounge; IIS. single foora weekljl
booklet mallad; auto meeta trains: manage
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ocean view
"finer. Raymond C, Hummel. Nathaniel Ilur
?'. Stanley M. Jones, Hugo O. Klrehner,
!T,?e E. McCambrldge, Deacon T. McCaulley,
v. ij. 'inomsM v.viin .if . liowara a.
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HJ1 vollmer, 'Wllaon D, Wallls,
w. T6unken.
Heber
MASTER OF ARTS
,?.?.ri1l.n n Andereon, Marguerite B Armen
ir.,:..J,"JTt. VMrA. Ml'dred Balrd, Natalie A
iffs?,'.1' J?Th .p- B'er, Mary O. Brlcker,
ftt'hur Chrlatoferaen, Maty L. Constable.
P,'lvl C. cook. William D. Crockett. Mlchall
if;rl","'..willl,m U- Rrelaler. Anna E.
nSi"m??,,'..Kannlbl - Duncan, Margaret II.
SJSJs., Kmlly C. Hanna, Amos C Henry.
Frederick A Heuer, John B. Hill, Rebecca B.
f-iJL-"'.1Hlu. M- Rolden. Homer C. Holland,
iilI.A JRolttliauaaer. Horace T. Hour, Wll
- i". V! Jaon, Luen K, Kao, Clarence Ken
ft rtr, Henry Kind, Ileonard B. Krueger, Taong
L. Ku, Caroline Lauffer, Frank A. Laurie, Jr..
Marguerite Laaar.1, I.ucr Lewis. Laura I).
l.isirr. Jrrf.ni1h t Aln.w..l mt..A t t ah
Cirena V, Martla William MeCteilin'il. Jane
Cin
.VI j
,inert t Norton, i.uther A. I'nrk,
'innk r. ltiley, Oscar R. Sandslrom, Karl W.
It. SChola. tnrv n DAiivl., 1l.n1,l V
RhnA.i...... ... ' .r.. ".".".'.y .."."jy.:-. :
8rSrr'TR.Ir,,,jrl.r,J,iVr Hord" M.
Mitckert, Albert 11. Tronibu-. Arthur W
Turner. Ruth II Tuttle, Ruth C. Wnlleroteln,
Jarrej E. Welsh, Dorothy J. Wolf. Elltalwth
II. Wond, Martha Wood, Warren K. Verger,
Madge M, Young,
MASTER OF SCIENCE.
Lerlle W. Graham, R. S, Unlveralty of
Pennsylvania, 1012. zoology; John F. Newman,
A II., A M . Gettysburg College, 1002, HKIS,
geoloay
VETERINARY MEDICINE DEPARTMENT.
DOCTOR OF VETERINARY MEDICINE.
, Frincla W. Bik, John R. Bender, Dwlght
II. Bennett, Hontas O. Boton, Edward F.
Larey, Jamea W. Crouae, Bernard J Drolet,
Nathan reldnan, Harry R, Octi. Raymond
It. llochenour. Lautence E. Green, Richard P.
Head, George D. Roman, George W. Johnon,
Honard M. Kalodner, Frank T. Kocher.
Thomas C Koter, Braden M. Lyon. Levi E.
Maddocka, 'Thomas W. Munce. Harry II.
Realtor), Rudolph II. Schneider, William E.
Sheckler. Charles J, Simmons, Henry C.
Vnnder Hoeat, Clifford C. Whitney.
SCHOOL OP EDUCATION.
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN- EDUCATION.
Ellsc M. Bartlett, Cora II. Buckwalter,
Llmlra I.odor. Edwin Y Montanye, Chester
A. Stlteler. Frank S. Woolson.
CEIITiriCATES OP PltonCIENCY.
IN MUSIC.
, Cff".1." A. llarnhlll. Madeleine Connor. Ellia
beth H. Dill. Walter C. Goers. Ruth 8. Grim.
Viola Ruth lUrrlson Hill, Eva Vlrglnlt John
son, Marv n Rnthbun, Ethel May Roberts,
Sister Asnes Cecilia Dunn, Illancho Carlotta
Smalls,
IN ARCHITECTURE.
Richard I'enswanger, John F. Beutller, Paul
I. Rod, Edmund I). Cronon, Eugene 1 Gil
bert, Jtaltland C. Harper, Warren I. Hlnden
ai h, Arthur It. Hutchison. Julian II Jacob.
Swinburne Annandale Knll, James Ilenrv Mc
Era"' Walter Rudolph Mahnken. Richard
Weslev Mec"akey, Robert Dennis Murra, John
Irt'.V.1." Pchllllngpr, Thomas Joseph Hhefehlk.
William C. Stohldreler. Charles Lallosa Yoder.
IN TROPICAL MEDICINE (Partial Course).
Ernest J Stses. Arthur J. Casselman. Bald
win Herman Luckc, Mary Martha Carstena
Longdon.
IN BUSINESS l'RACTICE AND RANKING.
Culby H Ches.er. Charles C. Jerrmloh.
Ilowanl
J. .Vnrd
Tyrrell Mitchell. Henry A. warner,
Woolley.
IN THE EVENING SCHOOL.
Charles T. Baker, Oeorge B. Baker, William
C Becker. Leon J. Ilenamy, George II. Den
nett, George W. Bennett, William C. Uleloch.
Robert Bromley, Charles B. Callahan, Ch.ulcs
I. J. Campbill. John II. Casey, William D.
Cloud. Arthur L. Collins, Charles O. Culver.
Joseph T. Dale. Albert L. Dawson, Alden D.
Elbcrson, Douglas It Faith, James S. Flanl
gnn, Maurice W. Fulton, Jr.. Joseph II. Gela,
Jr., J. Howard Gcrhab, Walter II. Glbbs,
Jacob Goldblum, John II. Oorko, George W.
Hagner. Clarlea M. Haines, Warren II. Ilirt
man, Arlelgh P. Hess, Frank II. Jackson.
Marcus I. Johnson, Emlvn E Jones, Morris
Josopluon, Chrlstlnn C. Kellr, Frederick A
Ka'ler, Frank J. Kesel. Harry L. Klrvher.
George Koppcnhocfer, Jr. John D, Longan,
John A. Lawler. Harry T. Leedom, William
R. Lcrterts. Albert M. Llphttoot. Paul G. Mc
Calluni. William II. MaeDade. John J. Malt
land, Edward J. Mnlono, J Kenneth Malhle
son, riul C. Noe, Curt Oppel, Wilbur E.
Rank. Ralph T, Reed, CnrI T Rom, Harry M.
Romlg, Frederick W. Sandcl, Jr., Ralph E.
Shepherd. Charles Sheridan, William O.
Singer, Albert J. Smiley, George Solomon,
Benjamin It Stautfer, E. Royden Stretch,
William P. Swift. Rlchnrd C. Wheeler, Robert
M. Wilson, Albert J. Inter, Donald G. Wolff,
Charles W WooJ.
With honors.
Prizes for work ot tho university year
were awarded as follows: "
TRIZES IN THE COLLEGE.
Eugene Dolano prixe of 30 for special ex
amination In French nnd German required for
entranco to college. To Henry J. Meder.
Honorable mention to Alexander Margoiles.
Prlin of 50, endowed by tho claw of 18M),
for special examination In muthematlca by a
candidate for admltBlon to tho course In arts
at.d science. To Louis F. McCabe.
Henry Reed prize, founded by the Society
ot the Alumni (college), for English essay by
a menber of the senior class, college, Whar
ton nnd Townc Scientific Schools, one Jenr'a
Interest on fC00. To Lewis O. Storncr.
I'rlio for Latin essay by a member of th
graduating class, college, founded by the So
ciety of the Alumni (college), ono car's In
terest on sifXO. To Philip Rosenthal.
Philadelphia grou p or nlllanca francalse.
medal for meritorious work tn French over
and above tho required courses. To Sidney
Sanderson.
Oratory prize fund for original declamations
iY
members or tne junior class, tne nrsi prixa
S23 and the second prize ot 15. First
prize to Elwood Lindsay Hntncs. Second prize
to Frank Robert Qels. Honorable mention to
Bernard Heller.
Sigma Iota Fraternity gold medal to the
member of the Junior or senior clais who haB
shown greatest progress In work In Spanish.
To Charles II. Stevens. Honorable mention to
Nathan It. C. Frctz.
Prize founded by Henry La&arre Jayne. of
the class of 1870. for the best English compo
sition by a member ot the freshman clats. one
ear's Interest on 200. Subject. "The Stories
of ?lr Arthur T. Qulller-Couch." To Edward
R. Cheyney. Htnorable mention to Leon
Leorgo Allen memorial prizes, founded by
Josoph G. Rosengartcn, of M each, to mem
bcra of the Jmlor class taking tho Greek and
Latin courses as folloivs In Greek, for tho
best damnation on the "Oration of Demos
thenes on the Crown," nnd In Latin for the
kA. ..nrntnitlnn llnAn HfllpCtlnnS from Latin
literature of the Empire (Seneca Rhetor. Quln.
tlllun. tllliy tne lUUUKvr urn. ot.iuihu,,
In
OreeK and in UMm l rinuniui " cv.
Hon-
oralis mention to jbi ',")"'"" , ,.
Frazler prize. George If. Frazler, of the
class of 1RST, offers nnnt-nlly a prize of a
standard work In Hleratuie, to be chosen by
him, and of a value ot J100. to the student In
the college. Towne Scientific or Wharton
Schools who, being a member of the football
team, baseball team, track team, or of the
crew, shall attain tho highest atandlng In
Kcholarshlp. To Earle M. Humphreys. Junior
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WHERE IT IS ALWAYS COOL,
With the Atlantic Ocean on the east and
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freshing. The Intense heat of the past two
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Within eaay commuting distance of Phil
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Capacities 200 to 2S0. Near Beach,
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123 E. Oak Ave. Large,
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Near depots, beach A amuse. C. Warobaca.
HOTEL ELBERONI" &"&.;
Hotel Havllla WRtl tiSSftrSJ?
titi TIlinnB Bklt. 222 B. Magnolia Ave.
' Near Beach A amunmaats.
WI LDWOOD NORTH, N. J.
r-ORVl nCK Beach front Hot and eold
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W1UHVOOB CHEST. N. 3.
JUSTICE &r.
btneb aod e-muMBMnta .
Booklet. W A JU3TICH
N. 3.
m ff9
"o?dwl!ar.ee: ?fmt mn"m W A' '
to hS n.m.i"Iln""nLns.in rrptulty prise
aBBnaiJfJ.C'11? "" jMtator. .V), awarded
lanma'L ,0 ,h.' h,n ?IeBt In the German
KJJJ'J'i r German literature, er both, Dl
L LuttVe'n"n 0",,r'll, n Kuo" n Edtr
MaVi'Je , ti10 1? by . member of the
n ny' eellege. for the beat examination
SLSffl Prfe eompoaltlon. To Charles L.
stJJ.e'r ."jnorabfe mention to Henry J.
f?'!.;"! ,0 Char et II. Smith. Jr.
f nf..fi.T'.,M Rfinton rrlte In sight reading
F. X Cannmi' eephomoret; $ia To John
Debating prlfes eatabllahed by William West
. ,hI.J,V S'.f' ,,n,, ." 'o be awarded In
tr.EiV'S irbatln contest. Flrat prize to
MacC t'e j"n' 8":on1 rrl" ,0 William J,
IN THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
llAIu.En,' .""d?1 !ini f.frlae of 1M, offered by
uhiS'"5; f 'he Alumni of the School of
ii,. .inS .,n Vnlv""" 'o 'be member of
J-v..rfai',ln :,.",' wh0 eUalna the highest
Callomon examlratlons. To V?. II,
inmS'-nrjr. JUni "'"' Income from
i,iv,.'.irVi"1 "ih s:,!,,r ,0 Mudent of the
fminJi- ,'u1 wh0 ,n"" f" 'be best ex.
n,IifiV'.rlck. A.'. Raekaril prize ot lloo. to the
!"?. 'mSLi'.'T graduating ctaiawlio has
!nSl-I? .imi? 'i'0.0 Ih.e. n,0,lt profle ent In the
tourso In clinical medicine. To J. A, Bu
chanan. -i'l.l'''"-"0! A' obstetrics offers a prize to the
!".-'$ of ,n? Va!u"n ' who furnishes
i? .liat..r'rrt .".' .? of obstetrics occurring
t? ,ill,fi..,,n'iil,rkrUlrn,"r Hospital. To B.
II, Dike. Honorable mention to J, D. Paul.
f .!,,. ?.'i.J- K'lly r.ri" ,und n member
of the fourth'yenr medical clnai who has made
M.'"J"cl,n? meritorious report of some clln.
ItT To regular University work.
infir'li A; Oliver memorial gold medal, glten
Iu.i.ll,.0-,a 'Vents In the graduating class who
shall annually receKo the highest nverace nnd
rass the best examination In ephthnlmoiogy."
To J. A. Buchanan,
Prlfe Is offered by the professor of obstetrics
to the member of the fourth- ear class pre
senting the beat rotes on the conferences nnd
clinics of tho fourth yrnr In obstetrics. To
Mill lort' Honorable mention of It. J.
IN THE LAW SCHOOL.
au r,',nib;t,on.Mortls prize. Awarded to III.
Avin i". i,"n,"!r8:' Honorable mention to
Men entitled 'to graduate cum laude. having
reeeliel honors tor three years' work, are
J-arle Hepburn, Thomas Rtath, Jr., AIMn
1.. LcM George j. Schorr. John W McWII
Hams and Isidore L Greenberg.
IN THE TOWNE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
.-iv.1!1!1 .8,cwiri!ro?. memorial scholarthlp In
archlleeturc To Eugeno II. Baker.
.kA.r,h.l,r Spayd Brooke memorial prize In ar
chitecture. Gold medal to Miles It Dechant
I'Rer medal to Kenneth C. Welch. Coppor
medal to Daid Supowltz. .w
American institute of Architects. Medal to
Iltrold Hammond
Faculty rrc To Alfred B. Llater.
Hilt Paris prize of the Society of Beaux
Arts Architects To Henry Sternfeld.
Sketch-plan problem prize. To Holland Tem
pest. In recognition of his distinguished work in
graduate architectural design, a gold medal,
given by tho Archltectes Dlplomes per lu
(lomernement Francnlie. to Wllmer B. Rabe
nold, of Wyomlaslng, Pa,
A modal given by the American Institute of
Architects to Harold Hammond. In recogni
tion or his haMng attained the highest record
In hla rlass throughout the four-war cour.c.
Faculty medal to Alfred B. Lister, who mide
the best record In his class during the senior
year,
Arihur Siuyd Uronko Memorial Prizes ror
distinguished work In architectural ricilgn
Gold medal, MUea II. Dechant; allver medal,
Kennoth C. Welch; bronze medal, David Supo
wits Special flnt prize of J20 to R. W. Tcmpe.-t,
nnd a second prize of $15 to Kenneth C. Welch,
lor men: In sketch plan problems.
Faculty prize for examination In voluntary
eourso In quaternions nnd vector analysis 1o
Eugene Kohn.
Assayers and miners gangue offers a prize
of tho alue of (2.1 In books or apparatus to
post jenlora In chcmlstrj or to senlora in
chemistry (tour-jcor course). To Leo D.
Jones.
Prlestloy Club, composed of tho alumni of the
chunlcal department, offers a prize of 20 etch
vear to that member of tho graduating class
whose work for that jear Is most satlatactory
Tn Joseph U Gavron.
Hugo Otto Wolf memorial prizes. In chemi
cal engineering, to Cyril V. Smith. In civil en
gineering, to Malcolm Duncan, In electrical en
gineering, to Charlea W Plaaa; In mechanical
engineering, to George 11. Keagy.
D. Van Nostrand prize. To David Tine,
IN THE WHARTON SCHOOL.
Prize founded by the Phi Kappa Sigma Frn
terntly for meritorious work In English com
position of tho ptewnt year. One j ear's In
terest on yC0. To W. Canby Chambers Hon
orahlo mention to Sample II Forbus, Richard
L. Lloyd. Walter Yust, Charlea B. Cory and
John F. X. Cannon. ....
Fnnsler and Hoffman prizes, for the best es
sajs on the topic. "Higher Service to Policy
holders." Flrrt prize, 73, to Joseph W.
Downcs, Second prize. W, to Benjamin zula
man George F. Rand prizes, tor essays on tho
topic, 'State Banka and the Federal Reserve
System." First prize, -10. to Earlo G. Lyford.
Second prize, 20, to Charles Scher.
IN THE! GRADUATE SCHOOL.
FELLOWSHIPS FOR RESEARCH-In an
throrology, Ernest W. Hawkes; In hlstor),
Verner W. Crane. In political science. Qulncv
Wright; In astronomy, Krlkorla O. Bohjellan,
In physics, Charles B. Bazzonl.
FELLOWSHIPS In Greek. Oscar R. Sand
strom; In Latin, John C. Grimm, Edward II.
Heffner; In English. Frederic A. Child;
Bruce W. McCullough: In Germanics, Armln
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PROHIBITION agitators have been circulating, since the Euro
pean war began, FALLACIOUS tales about the efforts of
nations to stop the use of alcoholic stimulants. The agitators have
exploited the story that drink interfered with tho fighting strength
of the soldiery,
BUT, substantiated FACT explodes this FALLACY. In a recent
article Ths British Medical Journal stated: "The rum ration
is issued twice a week to all ranks, and an additional half ration is
supplied on each of the other days to the men in the trenches. Dur
ing the very cold, inclement weather, a full ration of rum has been
Issued daily to the men in the trenches; the full, half a gill, is 2J4
ounces.
(rrtHP British are served a ration of rum In the trenches just as
THey are s"e"ef nd biscuits. The FACT is he get, it
officially from his government, and the statement that (he British
arnw is on the watfr wagon is the biggest canard of the war. I am
wrftfng FACTS, not propaganda. Every French soldier in camp or
m the trenches is given a bottle of wine for supper every night."
THE above extracts, from authoritative sources, once more
make? mamfest that Prohibition FALLACIES arc easily dis
proven by FACTS,
W Philadelphia Lager
(The twf article will
16, 1015.
.
MiiS"r ln h''ory, Hugo C M. Wendel,
William F oalpln. In political science, Cbarle
If. Crennan . In eronarnle. Hurley F. Lamb,
In so-lilogy. Arthur E. Wood. Raymond T.
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