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TtfTEACHING SYSTEM,
DREXEL CLASS HEARS
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President Shnrplessof Haver-
ford Colleger Tells Graduates
System Explains Powerful
Verdun Resistance
GERMANS TOOK IT FIRST
Two Hundred Day Class Pupils Recoivo
Diplomas and Special Award of
Merit
Tho effective resistance by Franco nt
,. vl. .nd Verdun has been and is due to
"7,Xd developed Bystem of education,
lihlch Bonaparte Ignored and which France
,. only after It had reallted Bona.
SSSrt nitaUke in permlttlnB the German
? nut It In operation, according to Ilr.
?,fc Sharplesi, President of "averto
PMleKe. HpeaUer today at the prexel In.
SCte commencement exercises, In the awl
Horium of the echool. 3!d and Chestnut
"'"he great Swiss reformer of education,
pmuUwiI, attempted to rce Napoleon and
SSr W views before the French emperor."
iZuliA Dr. Shnrpless, "but Napoleon said
n had no time, for 'A B CV PcalaloMl
Sfrrl'ft Wn ldea to Germany, then devasta
3 by wars and these Ideas were responsl
Mo forth overthrow of the third Bona
Sir! at Sedan. France learned Its mis
Eki and we see the fruits of her present
Astern jner resUtance at Marno and at
VDr.USharples9 pleaded for a more honor
hl standard In business.
T" hundred students received decrees,
dlnlomas and certificates. The degree of
ffior of science In engineering ,. con-
SpTw-rdd Dr W. Hollls Qod.
iry. president of the school.
The certificates and diplomas wcro given
te J00 students of the day classes at com-
mencement exercises louny. ..H uo.w -.
bachelor of science In engineering was con
ferred upon 10 younc men.
Tho graduates were:
mrar.LOrt'or' SCIENCE IN ENaiNDEniNO.
Ell." B..ABdr.d. Thom.. P. nietardi
Bhlrle. I.. Uo n" ChaYtaT K Thuml.rt
CIVII BNOINCrjIlINO DirLOMA
TAw.rd A. Carroll Charls. Loenlo, Jr.
t iS. F Drlsc'll Joseph K. Lone
HoriSu.mnd.r.on M' o.
carlo w wrmv" -
ECECTBif?L ENOINEnniKO PIPLOMA.
r,. --.i mtllnv Jacob I,. IlurwlU
William C. Bowcn I.nul Kumir
S.,',.15 V.iT .nh William N Shoch
Srtindo'Wjs Alfred T. Snow
fc.nV rt. Vara
H MECHANICAL BNOINEEHINa DIPLOMA.
flaw I.
Ed tar
AHn.nn V .TnnM
Joseph W. I.onj-. Jr.
Klwofcl It l"Jor
Theo. A. Piron, Jr.
Htrman r. Ilnvnolds
Holand II. Hitter
Oscar W. 8urt
Tllt-kM
mum
hnvmiind 8. Cole
John K. Duals
TCinlim C! Ellis. 2d
tr F. Haussler
rrrll 1C. llotay
' JUNIOH COLLF.OH course in enoineer.
ill- W4t "
Harry II. Kirk lUrly B Smith
AnCIHTECTUItE DIPW3MA.
Harold A. Allen Harold It, Sondhelm
William F Ilennatt, Jt Alan If Ttiniua
1.1 ". .. ..... ' T mil.. Tunis
Arthur Mel. D Marls Raymond A. Walls
tinVAi m n.iai K. D alnn Wlddtr
9'om A. Jobes HtanljyH. Wood
Frank II. IUdey
T.wrn RriTnnT-niPi.OMA-
Thoman II. Ambruiter Ed.jar L. MaoNe!
v. i er v.i... Tm nil. inniul II 1ln.....i
a .. tll.lll 3 Dh.llw T
lonard li. McCully
' CIIE.MI8TRT CERTIFICATE
ITrarlIr n AmliniHfpr IVIMInm K. AVAftilll
Pruco F llclnvBlm . . Charles II. Wallls
Nro: Hptiann Hfrinn curiic u. wnuo
Bterilnir D, jvaddjii
BCHOOL QV D051EHTIC SCIEfr;K AND ARTS.
JUNIOR COLLEOB COIIRSU IN liOJIESTJC
newena nreunfl.
Jisnor K, Cowrh.
nan b. tyJ(Vu. jiqiviia .i cituii.
tiiMMm a. uui, Aie.no . lucnay.
iifrina .. cjcnuriniinii.
Iluth I.. U, Sohauer,
Eliltt U. Brhrovder.
(arxaret L. Selhly,
i-jieanor h. dmun.
Mildred E. Stoops,
llsnrlalta O IfunvA.
Mlmh m. TJnhl.
Helens M. I'elton.
irin rr w rp.l I .
Htfen E. (lalthir.
ithij". Oerner.
In r. nilt.rU.
' HUVI.ll.l.tV k.. 4.u.nii
Mintr '. liRicn.
Mildred Holcombe.
Ann It. Ijuf hts,
Edna. II. Kins,
Anns. T). Mi.f'nnn.
iwwn corruRSE domestic
J.ucy Alkln MarJorle I.ofland
dna R. Alula Mildred Luminlo
in& c. Amlz lulae J.yalo
lorothy'll AH".. . Anna. Do. P. McOlnley
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Mubel IC, Noyes
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Ruth B. Oerter
CrulceDorothy O. Paddon
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WITH WIFB'SFnBWCH MAID
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iJfrs. Louise HolHs. of PhiinoinWo
Choaerj to Administration Counsfll
lUw n a r.!. June 'The ladles at
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EVENlKGr LEDGrER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 191G.
,
GRADUATING CLASS OF BROWN PREPARATORY SCHOOL
r
VILLANOVA'S LARGEST
CLASS IS GRADUATED;
8 HONORARY DEGREES
Catholic College on Main Line
Holds Its Seventy-third
Annual Commencement
MGR. McDEVITT ORATOR
The 73d annual commencement of Vllln
nova College was held this afternoon
In the auditorium of tho college. Twenty
seven students were graduated from the
college department, the largest class yet
turned out from the main line Institution.
One of tho graduates was Jeremiah J
Fogarty, who comes all tho way from Tip
perary, Ireland. He entered Vlllanova from
Ottawa University.
The night nev. Dr. Thoma3 J. Shahan,
rector of tho Catholic University. Washing
ton, presided. The address to tho grad
uates was delivered by Monslgnor Philip
H. McDevItt, of Philadelphia
Eight honorary degrees were conferred
as follows:
Doctor of taws. Martin Maloney, of this
city, a marquis of the Holy Itomnn Em
pire, Dr. Lawronce P. Fllclc, of Philadel
phia, noted specialist In tuberculosis, and
J. Harry Tlcrnan, of New York city, a
county judge In tho borough of Richmond
Doctor of science, Dr. Edward J. Nolan,
secretary of tho Academy of Natural
Science.
Doctor of philosophy, the Hov. Dr.
Francis It. Moore, of Now York city.
Master of science, Dr. George Muller.
professor of surgery In the University of
Pennsylvania nnd Dr. John A. McGlynn.
professor of surgery In tho Medlco-Chlrur-BJcnJ
Colloge,
Master of arts, Dr. Albert IV. Strecker,
a Philadelphia dentist.
The salutatory address was made by
.Thomas D. Austin nnd the valedictory by
.Charles A. Heiken. An oration was de
livered by Thomas C. McLeod, Preceding
the commencement there was a luncheon
and followlnc tho exorcises Vlllanova met
the Lebanon Valley College on the baseball
diamond.
In addition to tho graduation from the
college department, certificates were granted
to 20 studentH of tho preparatory depart
ment and four of the commercial depart
ment. The degree of master of arts In
course was awarded to tho following:
The Rev. Patrick Cdnnors, New Haven,
Conn.; the Itev. William r. Cotter. Syra
cuse, N. Y, : tho Ilev. James H. Griffin.
New York city: Robert J. O'Brien, Soran
ton, Pa. i tho Rev. Cowell J O'Neill. Al
bany, N Y. ; Dr. Timothy M. O'Rourke,
Philadelphia; the Rev. John P. Whalcn.
Shamokln, Pa. ; Rombert J, Williams. D, D.
S., Westport, Conn.
Tho degree of civil engineer was con
ferred upon Emlllo Alvnrei, '14, Havana.
Cuba, nnd ICdward J. Dougherty, D, S , '12,
Dryn Mawr, Pa,
The degree of electrical engineer was
conferred upon Evan V. Qulnn, D. S., 'U.
Olean, N. Y.
The degrea of bachelor of arts was
conferred upon Thomas R. Austin, Chilli
cothe, Mo.; Joseph C. Bartley, Lawrence,
Mass, Fronds A. Dlehl, Philadelphia; Ruel
Ian P. Fink, McKherryBtown, Pa. i Jeremiah
J, Fogarty, Tlpperary, Ireland; J. Roy Gut
wald, aallltiin, Pa.; Charles A. Heiken,
pottsvllle, Pa.; Michael A. Hopkins, Law
rence, Mass.t Peter C, Hufnngle, Llttlenton.
Pa. ; Emlle J. Mlsson, Atlantla City, N. J. ;
Joseph P. Monahan, Shenandoah, Pa.;
John P. MoGuIre, Philadelphia; Thomas C.
MoLeod, Philadelphia; Patrick J. O'llrlen,
Plttstleld, Masa; John S, O'Leary. Phlladel
phlfti Thomas CJ, Q'Malley, Avoca. Pa.; Syl
vester F. Sabbatlno, New York city ; James
R, Simpson, Yonkera, N. Y.; Albert W. Starr,
Grand Junction. Col.
The degree of bachelor of science In civil
engineering was conferred upon Jpseph-J.
Kumer, 8bamokn, pa; Joseph P, Woods,
Worcester, Mass.
The degree of bachelor of science In
electrical engineering was conferred upon
James M. Orady, Iosemont, Pa.; James R.
Koch, Lewlston, Pa.; George If. Wllsqn,
Staten Island.
Certificates from preparatory school
wer awarded to Wll)lm P. Berry, Leo
J. Brennan, joein a. voan, wuj .
Danlsawlch. John P. Dorgan, H. Norman
Dornlsh, Charles A. Dougherty, Joseph
Dougherty, Patrick J. Pobarty, Henry 15.
Greenlee, John E. Haffen.- Francis M.
Hagcney, Peter Mallck, James F Murray,
T, Stewart. McCalley,, John McCarthy,
Jognh T- McHusp, Joseph U O'Reilly,
John . Walklnshaw, John I, Whelan.
Certificates from commercial department
were awarded to James M. Harkln.
James J. Lane, F. Leo kynoh, Arthur A.
Ma lone.
AlVAUDINa OF MEDALS,
The told tne4l to vldn9 of relUrton. to
Urry I Cttl'W, ' il"llt W b !
S?..?".! iSSSThomai R. McLeod. -IB. Fran-
.Harry
NT In merit 'Thomas R. McLeod. '18, Fr-
Tha ceM medal for jhlloaopfty', e jomdb, u.
Oartley. 'IB. rrr""f " il '. ev kbo
liV J Muiphi'o ,,A. 1'rovlMlal Next In
merit, FrancU A. Dlehl, 'IS.
hi Bernard Corr Memorial Medal for general
excellence In enxlnejrlnjr. to Jarnea M Orad,
"is' Founded by J Stanley Smith, L.L. D.
Next la merit, Jame. B. Kocb '1; Joaeph J.
KThrwilllam F Harrlty Oold Medal for mathe
m?tl. 10 Wo" J, McCorfliat. '18. Tound.d
merit, Armando Ulvarex. "18; Villi A. O'Urlon,
'Tha old medal for Enxllfh literature was
awarded to John 8 O'Learr, 'I. . Preaented by
the IUV. J- A. Nugent. O. 8 A. Next In merit,
VkobJm & Austin, 'is. Jeremjah J Foarty,
The sold medal for clajalcs, to William Y.
Sheldy. M8 Presented by, ' , W Btelnbei
PhJB ; MP. D D S . Pnlladelpbl Next In
,. IaIih T ll.iHttnn. rlL
tll -IrpJI.llt 1. .lAni.HA Ia Thnmam rt
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't..laA?uP'''f "f"VKC'
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tSogllab poetry, to John V. Domta
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Chirlsi M Maseut.
Auatln, 'It. third prl.
Second prtie Tturaa
Tblj0? r Cbrlattu doctrine, to
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MISS FLORENCE McGARUITY
Secretary of tho graduating class
of tho Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy.
FIVE WOMEN TAKE
PHARMACIST DEGREE
Philadelphia College Will Send
Out 1G4 Graduates n 95th
Class This Evening
Commencement cxorclseH of the Philadel
phia College of Pharmacy will bo held to
night In the Academy of Music. The ad
dress to tho 95th graduating class will be
delivered by tho Rev. Dr. John G. Wilson.
Degrees will be granted to approximately
1G4 graduates, Including five women. One
ot them, Miss Florence McGarrity, Is secre
tary of the class. Most of the graduates
have worked their way through tho hchool,
having been employed In drug stores
Another young woman was among the 11
graduates who qualified as pharmaceutical
chemists. Certlflcatcs of proficiency In
chemistry were awarded to nlna students.
In the food and drug course one certificate
-was granted. Among tho 21 recipients of
certificates In bacteriology wcro 4 women
In all, 104 graduates received diplomas or
certificates.
Howard D. French, president of tho
school, will preside; Class day exercises
were held yesterday afternoon and the an
nual reunion and banquet of the Alumni
Association was held last night In the Hotel
Adelphla. '
The graduates are:
DOCTOn.8 IN ri!AP.MACY r. D.).
It. K. Alft Oecnr T. Mallard
Walter V. Ankerbrand John A. Martin
Lew W. llreeher Clark McC. Miller
Arthur II. llellea IMward I. Jllller
viu Ada Ilernateln Hobert J. Miller
ltamon M. Htanco Clayton II. Mou-r
Loula N. niauiteln Vincent It. O'.Nelll
Charles J. Ilium Emmett K. Packer
Joaeph N. Ugnmovanni John u. raro
cnanea nn.ioriimn
Irfuter V. llrendlo
Paul Iluoymaatar
Kred llloy Cam
Artlmua n. .Cash
John u. c-o(iins
Kllerslla W
William J. I
Davli
4W
Hamuel )! Dipow. Jr,
Owen P. K. Dllatush
t'halmer J, Durana"
cnariea i-. cisman
Preston A. Taut
Norman J'errlno, P. O.
Howard L. Peters
Joaeph W. 1'lekarskl
John V. Porr
Alpheus V. Iteiier
Paul K, Ithoada
llaymond II, .Uodgera
P. C.
Arthur Itovner
Tliomas A. Itan. P. C.
i eiix a. n ancnea
Mill I,. Kecannvarlno rfoeeph ?arlo
Mlaa M. Eaeanaverlno Kdmond M. Schf Ibl
Joaeph A.
Cv. ainilan. Jr. VJCt..L. Seittlnser
Adam 11 :Flt?kS. . HJBW.
cm v. uiiniian. jr. vr-'j'., --e-...
ghBAaood'dblUm imeVT. Shaffer
.'. Q004 , 7, w Uhnw.r.
Jamca
Adolph
barl 8. Oottahall
jehn it, oranam
urten
. McO. Bmlth
Oreenleaf
Ouarln
.. Quest
John J. flunn
fleorxe U llelxee
nuy w
Dole II
Vllllam O. Hmllh
wrneei i, oonne
Urn w. Ht-el
Abraham M. Stein
Ittwle O Steluer
Harvey V. Stokcly
John W. fllraup
Charles J. Heinle, P.C. Jamea J3. Htuart
wuiLim ifenoria raster A. auier
Clayton U, Hill Norman It Tags;
Oeorxe VS. lllrsel Harry O. Thorntoi
Kdward J. lluthes Jme A. Togane
wiiuam it. to?n, jr. - u. ,
Sltnj James P,cr 9, Tuckji1 ...
Is AT KernU-ks llarry U. Vandecrlft
Norman U. Keefer win am a. wauaco
Pb.
Huh..,! t LtrlnJ4i
Frank 3. KorncavIU .V1"8?;
Kuril v"
.Tnhn II
lUtthtw I, laiUy
John A. IHr
Irvin IS. Lthr nn t in- .-
,ft x. nenl.mln'jr-iv.xlar
"' " " waiter wneu
Kenneth Weeks
waiter r, we d
Klmer M. Weld
Wallar U 1V.II.
Harold K. Werkhelser,
ler
iter
ilte
jadore J. I.inantiauin Houart l'i Vhlta
Urry Lounabury irina Kilxabih r. wil.
! a raid McAler la.rd T
C. Craven, Jrt
bUIUHIl
9hn
rtan
Beth 4'. Urand
T.iu'r'lU'fl W 1
Vaartan &I.
.
John T McQInnU Clarence M, Wslf
PHARMACJJUTICAI, CHEMISTS (p, C).
Cllrford Lanntncer
Maurice A. I.ulhsr
y Florence It, M. MfOar-
lelweir rltv
KaluadlAn Alhln Hlll,.vnr.1,w
K tl Vn. ruH.. l-
OEBTIFICATB OF PROFICIENCY Irf C1IEM-
IBTItY
Herbert C nrightblll John J. Over
Sylvan 1 Foster, P D. Itobert Howen
fiulS J Klelnfelj lUx M Watmin
jioward J Koch. P D Oeorge f. TticKV
Cheater U. Masaer
CBRTIFICATB OF PROFICIENCY IN THE
vn FOOU AND jjhuq coyitSB.
Jjuli a. Llnford. Pb,
0,
CERTIFICATE IN, UACSTBRIOlVOqT.
ailvU C Alacan. P D. 'Robert Rowen
nudoTpb B Al KB. Manchex. Jr.
ltamon Illani.d Murnon a uimonln
t'EarUa.Uoaxerman Polo McO. Bmlth
?8wr,VrpU BCreSY(atPu,b-.fiB MUnhn'
bitr U Maa.r
Carle M. Airul.r, V.p,
ttiU i4 tU 5tU rftJuti.UBB c-Isuu of tin
collse.
BROWN PREPARATORY
SCHOOL TO GRADUATE
CLASS OF FIFTY-SEVEN
Among Thoso Who Will Receive
Diplomas Is a Former Student
of Institution for the
Blind
COMMENCEMENT AWARDS
i
Commencement exercises of tho Drown
Preparatory School will bo held tonight In
Wlthcrspoon Hall, when dlplomns will bo
awarded to 57 students. Dr. Frank P.
Graves, dean of tho School of Education,
Unlvorslty of Pennsylvania, will make tho
commencement itddrcss on "Tho Noxt Step."
One of tho graduates will bo it former
student of tho Pennsylvania Institution for
the Blind, at 0crhroolc, who entered tho
school that ho might bo better prepared to
pursuo studies nt tho University of Penn
sylvania, where ho will matrlculato next
fall, He Is Harry C. Hartman, who entered
the Ovorbrook school In 1007, a year nfter
he had met with an nccldcnt In his homo
at Waynesboro, Pa. He Is working his way
by tho sale of magazines and finds his way
about tho city without a guide. He used
Braille textbooks in all his courses. Hart
man Is 21 years old. He Ih third honor
man of his class and will deliver an oration
at commencement.
Tho Invocation will bo offered by tho
Itev. Henry Stuart Paynter, rector of St
Stephen's Church, Brldesburg, n graduate
of Brown Prep. Tho salutatory address
will bo mado by Elinor S. Mattner.
The medal list in the morning school Is as
follows:
FRENCH HISTORY
1. Maude B. Ferree. 1. Julos M. Dial.
2. Den J, Mandeluaum, S. Austin V. Uowd.
GERMAN ATIILET1C9
I. Harry Wag-oner. 1. John P. II. Dobbins,
John J. Cslselc.
KNOLiail
I. I-eroy IMwnrd "Wolf.
L'. Klmer a. Mattner.
Harold II. Banks,
EDWARD J. RANKIN
CUP
William J. Wlttmaler.
MEBAI. MST IN THE AFTERNOON RCHOOI.
UNOI.IHH UOI.D MEDAL,
1. Lyda N. Mexlck. DEBATB
2. Howard S. Draper. I. Howard S, Draper,
MATHEMATICS 2. Howard J. Camber!
1. Tulla Drell.
HONOR ROLL
(In the order of their grading-.)
Harry C. Hnrtman. Lydla N. Mezlck
itowara h. uruper.
Ralph Haltiman
John H. Blook
Edna K. Zleiler
SCIENTIFIC
UenJamln Mandelbaum.John H. Blook
vwiliam I'oweu.
Howard J. Uamber,
Jules M. Diar.
S1lolrod'"
, in inn p-nii-mnn - - -r -...-
Maude N. I'trree,
i:il:abeth McQoldrlch.
Horaco J. Hukell.
John Orady,
Ournea O. Martin.
DIPLOMAS
CLASSICAL,
LeRoy B. Wolf. "
James D. Clancey.
Ueorge tl. Coleman,
John J Cslsek.
Tulla Drell.
Horaco J. Haskell.
illchard J. Hevessjr.
'rederlck SlacL. Jones.
Harry C. Let
Elmer H. Mattntr,
Gvorire C. Potts,
Joae M. Ropatn.
Thomas C. Smith. Jn
Daniel II. Utrock.
Harry J. Wagoner.
ACADEMIC
John P. II. Dobbin.
Austin V. Dotal.
Sara. M. Ferree.
Frederick C. Oartner.
.rthur F, Olbson.
,dward 1. Halln.
ri-rry C. Hartman
CERTIFICATE
William S. Sutherland.
COMMERCIAL
Louis C. porn.
4CADESHO
Thoroa. V. Bawden.
Abraban Rapoport.
ECIKNTIFIC
Albert M. At,
Harry linker.
Kmll Dremer.
Jules M. plas.
Ernest W,. Ellis.
Meer Ooldrmin. ,
warren H. McFadden.
Morris Roaen.
James T, Boilers, Jr.
COMMERCIAL
Charles E. Hess.
A. J, Lashner.
Herman Margies,
Herman Silver. .
(One reur.i
Martin ilarrlHon.
O. Frederick Herbaltb,
Ethel M, Kuemmerla.
Helen M, Kuemmerla.
Jane It, MacFarland.
Camden Portable Schools
To relieve the crowded condition In the
Camden public schools, the Board of Edu
cation will erect 10 more portable schools
before the opening ot the term In the fall.
With a registered list of over 16,000
pupils and 1900 on part time, J. W, F.
Bleadly, the secretary of tha board, states
that conditions have reached the stage
where something must be done to relieve
the congestion. Four of the portable
schools, will bs located at the Mlckle
School, two at the Belderman School, two
at the Bonsall School and one each at the
Starr and the Northeast School.
Pharmacists Elect 0 (fleers
A reunion and banquet, commemorating
the 5!d anniversary of the Alumni Associa
tion of tho Philadelphia College ot Phar
macy was held last night at the Adelphla.
Itemlnerton acted as toastmaster. Among
the speakers were pr, Kosa V. Patterson.
William H, Ibacli, Jr., and Warren II.
Poley.
SailQOLS AND COLLEGES
"Self-Building"
"Self-Expression"
tjecaVM or cuHjonciouine,
iu proc i
uurreq
tlmM.
prc4QC4 ot other, lack of
vocauumrvi w
ttv In t
rnftdnca.
peopla -r able to rive effective x
prsjlon to thtlr ttxouzhts and feellntf.
A developed, apecisjly trained mud
and masterful 6eif-liiDrej.on, aro an
fnvlaclblo crtrparatlon lor a ucceajuul
life.
Suiiim Session, Tvm
opens June '12th. Call for personal inter
view or en4 for Instructive literal
ture. 0ca open II to 9Jt 8 to 10.
NEFF COtXEGE ;"..
NEVVULOOSIFJKLD. IVL
CAB30N J.QXQ INSTITUTK 7fth Vear-N.w
tory. Musto. Uueleus. Normal Junior, Sep.
ante modern bullJtius for bois and rlrls.
Pupl'il under X'4 year apeclal attention Trmj,
mt?lo.S.eUa W
THE HOLMAN SCHOOL "B.
ib"UB!H
JUVMIA J soiOI Cluataut Street
WILLIAM PENN CHAUTER
SCHOOL CLASS DAY
Exorcises Held This Afternoon, to Bo
Followed by Commencement Tomorrow
Class day exercises of tho William Tcnn
Charter School wcro held this nftcrnoon In
yVltherspoon Hall Commencement will bo
held tomorrow, when diplomas will be pre
sented to 57 students. Ono of tho graduates
la IMwIn H Vnre, Jr., a son of Stnto
Senator Vnro. Ho Is n member of tho
Clast Day Committee Alan W. Nnsh Is
chalrmnn ot this comtnlttco and Donald A.
Itogcrs Is tho third member.
Charles Foster Ponnoclc, president of tho
class, delivered tho snlutatoryi tho class
history was read by Joshua M Holmes,
Jr. ; class poem by Gerald Tnttcrsdeld ; class
prophecy by Urcnnlan D. Walsh ; Gilbert M,
Lnno Is presenter. Ho was assisted by
Frank F. Patterson, 3d, and J. Mcgargco
Walsh
Other class ofllcera nro: Donald A. Rog
ers, vlco president: Cyril W. Tnylor, secre
tary; F. Mortimer Gritves, treasurer; Karl
A. Schuman. artist; Cyril W. Taylor, vale
dictorian ; W. T. Shctsllne, toastmaster;
Donald A. Rogers, assembly speaker; John
S. Williams, editor class record; Frank F.
Patterson. 3d, business manager of the
clnss record.
Tho ushers at tho class day exercises wcro
member of next year's graduating class,
headed by Davis P. Smith. HIh assistants
were Kenneth W. Barrows, William J.
Doddy, Jr., Robert II. Davis. William Flem
ing, Ilart Pflngst, F. J. Redmond, Aiken
Rclchner, J. Marshall Plersol and Jack
Steele.
F. and M. Raises $500,000
LANCASTER, Pa., Juno 7. At an annunl
meeting of tho board of trustees of Frank
lin and Marshall College late yesterday. It
was announced that the $500,000 endowmont
fund Is complete. Tho treasurer's report
showed that tho receipts of tho year for
athletic events were JD4CD and expendi
tures $5402, football being tho ohly paying
sport.
QERMANTOWN FRIENDS'
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
Class of 14 Graduates, Marking Close
of Sixty-third Year
Graduation exercises of tho Oermantown
Friends' School, Coulter street and Ger
mnntown avenue, was hetd this afternoon
nt tho Friends' Meeting House, adjoining
tho school They marked the completion
of the school's 63d year. The address to
(lie 14 seniors wns made by Dr. Frnnclg
N, Mnxfletd, assistant professor of psychol
ogy in the unlterslty of Pennsylvania, lor
merly vlco principal at the school.
The valedictory oration was ghen by
Klcanor II. Prosser. Three other girls dc
lltercd orations, as follows: "Duddhlsm In
China," Kntherlne A. Henseli "Old Ger
mnntown Road," Elslo M. Tilllnghast! "Our
Debt to the Immigrant," Eleanor Shano.
Two alumni scholarships wero awarded
to H, Davis Forsythe, of tho class of 1B17,
nnd Eleanor Knltenthaler, of tho class of
1916. Diplomas Here presented by Btan
ley II, Ynrnall, tho principal.
Following commencement, the annual
meeting of the alumni wan hetd. An
nltimnt supper was Inter served on the lawn,
and nfter the suppor graduates of recent
years Joined clnss of 1916 In n cclobra
tlon In tho gymnasium.
The graduates aro MarJorle W. Canby,
Donaldson U Cooper, Laura D. Grlovc, Elo
noro D Harris, Kathcrlne A. Hensel, Sam
uel I, Kerr, Dorothy Kltlough, Josephlno 13.
Kent. Lalla A, Norbon, Kleanor U. Pros
ser, Kleanor Shnno, Hlcnnnr Smattz, Alice
Tatnall and Elslo Tilllnghast.
DICKINSON CONFERS
AND GIVES
Soventy-six Graduated 1
Proper and 26 in Law
iMONTESSORI SCHOOL CLOSING
Sixteen Graduated nt Torresdalo House
Commencement Exercises
Twelve young women nnd four grammar
school students of the Vontessorl Teache.
Training School of Torresdalo House uero
gradunted last night. At tho commence
ment exorcises, held In the nudttorlum, an
address was delivered by the Rev, Beaver
M. Itoldcn, of St Taul's Protestant Epls
copal Church Dlploman were presented
by tho Rev. Allen R. Van Meter, dean of tho
Cathedral of St Paul, Erlo, Pa,
The graduates are os follows: Grammar
school, Helen G. Parr, Gertrude S. Hilton,
Ida M Robertson nnd Jessie Robertson;
training school, Margaret C. Turner, of
Canada: Ivallno M Kellogg, of Michigan:
Hilda Helshman, of West Virginia; Mary
B. Arnold, of Indlnna; Gertrudo B. Smith,
Gertrudo U Capron and Mario N. Cormack,
of New York, nnd Anita I. Hummel, Natallo
I. Nubs. Ruth B. Jones, Elizabeth L. Pod
rick nnd Dorothy W. Pierce, of Pennsylva
nia. The commencement exercises were ac
companied by tho presentation of an op
eretta entitled "Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs."
NEW PROFESSORS ELECTED
Philndelphian Among Thoso Called to
Gettysburg College
GETTYSBURG, Pa., June 7, Four new
professors nnd several assistants havo been
elected by tho trustees of Gettys
burg College. Tho new professors aro the
Rev. Dr. Milton H. Valentine, of Philadel
phia, for many years editor of tho Lutheran
Observer, to succeed the Rev. A. R. Wentz
ns professor of English Bible; John It
Lammond, now assistant professor at Wes
loynn University, Mlddletown, Conn., suc
ceeds the lata Dr. H. B. Nixon as professor
of mathematics and astronomy; Sllvert N.
Hngen, now assistant professor of English
In Vandorbllt University, succeeds Dr. II. R.
Shlpherd In tho English chairs, and Arthur
O. Groff, teacher of German In Western Re
Bcrvo Unlvorslty, succeeds Prof. C. H. Behle
as assistant In German.
Sell Ground to City
William A. Logan has sold to tho city
of Philadelphia, for $2550, a plot of ground
on the southeast side of the Northeast
Boulevard, at the corner of Wlngohocklng
street, lot 48 feet 4 inches by 107 feet
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CARL1SLD, Pa., Juno 7rAt
commencement exercises held lnX
Hall today the faculty at Dlcklnsdn '
gave six Honorary degrees SovcntyT
graduated In the coilcgd nroner.
class of 28 was graduated In the DlcklrWho
Bdliool of Law. Following nro the BialIs
uates nnd the degrees conferred! hd
HONOItAnY DEOnEEB.
brftft SireV.Mrtc,rA.r.onwCn. ft."4' tttiitnt M'
KdTnS V. aSBSft W T." We'lbT'rrno;
Th dritreo, of A. M, uron II. J. Darratt
Superintendent of Schoola, llollidiVaburg Pa.
DiionEns In couhsc
r'ii.M,7v?.ST1iC.l,,,,'r' Loei Hayenslary Emily
Coyle. Carllstfi Harry Danes. Ytairertowni
fitte'S 'J'"" S?ai.TobThnnai Umm 3.
mrJm'"fc-..V.',n,r"T."1?' ft'"1- "'bert P., flo ts
DlTL Ni"n?n Fooreman Keller, illftllntoirns
ii"in BV Avtrtr. Ijarrlaburt: J. liashara
&&. i !,""!?.'" Adam Franklin Miller,
Lebanonl Julia Afnriran. (!Mp1lalA. !, ..-.'
t0j&.,,0.?r,t"nA "'" ?:?""?.''.. fltltor!
!?" M-7 M iitciauiii I. I
nirr.
lHtroudsburff
Pn(riAn . flata elaM
TXTaiu riiMi.l.aJ. eieiYn
"" vu(iiu9iiuui I ilia;
im II,
nicer.
smaahilcspe fntin T. CI
iT't M,,.!.lin,r8.'ur-? Jesse Ohrum Small, I.
Ilrrnan Xtockmnker
Jairnr n, Hue. Wrnburc: John L.
TlnbTtm.
Koblneon,
iiaiiQion
heller
rti.
tiral.
WI0,J'..firt,.n.,A4rf-. V& Va.!
n-f . iifii . ii
lniii tTlllll A,
SffnlP. "cTW.,.V? bUM,an& Td
W.rd,."lKn,d,o0n:nfenJ!.dna, "" Tuth,U
A, 11. Albert II, Allison, Shlpsensburct Ellas
?:.""i tneaaleri tleorg-e tv; Hradley, Cara
vn'nidi.' ""rrnond It. llrewer, Brlvatii' Mabel
Tork t'ltvi Thomas V. Curran, MtnersvlAt Itob
ert li, tlanoe, Chambersburci C. Dickson Clr
ner. Jnrrlsburc: Daniel . N. Graham" luf.
rleburai Charles Henry Ilarman, Tounrnoodt
P. IrfBlle Hart, Tottstowni Itobert B. llodnon.
relton. I)el.i Bylvla Pearl .Luti. Carllsltt
Thomng W. Macdregor. Corllslei Mary J. Me
Ihon. llarrlaburiM Hoynolda c. Maaser.
Ooshen, N. J.I Oljta M. Melojr, Harrlsburfl nay
C1.?nd8:, Mlehaeh Harrlsburcj Anna M, Xiotiler.
.Mt. Holly Sprlngsi Ueorire d. Aloose. Luthera
bunt: A. Normon Needy. Wavnesboroi Denjamln
I,. Nleman. Northampton! Perry F. Prnther,
Clear SDrln. Md.l Herbert S. neleler. NoU
Unzhami Chas. II. Ijjlti. Mt. Carmell Ueatrlce
p. Itupfrt, Carlisle! David M. Itupp. Bhlremans
towni D. Hummel flhelley, Mechanlcaburl Ed
S'Jrd '.. ,.L; Whore. Harrlsburs! Anna. M.
Rhuey. Iletlefontei C. Hammond Smith. W I
llnmsporti Wm. O. Stephens, Carllalej Lloyd B,
Taflor. Uat Stroudabursi Clark I,. Van Auken,
Delaware, N. J.t Amelia IC. Wiener. Carlisle,
n J "',. iTM"."" 9- Drsnrt. Bellwoodr P..
rtusdl ilcWhlnney, Homestead. ,
8e.Ii. Clarenco D. MacOreror. Carlisle) D.
Paul ItoK-ere, Hnrrlsburr.
u- . Jimcnei cnase. ciearneiai Joiepn
a1 a L.U1I, riiiitvH s jih uiHuisir. ijvir i avan
Harry Coplan. lit. Carmol: James II. Courtney,
Coll. Ebervalel Joel Claster. Lock Harem
rv LDDinn. mr. :armni! jamM li. fTMiirrnw.
OH Cltyi Daniel M. Qarrahan, Mahanoy Cltyl
John J, Hlbbard, Wanumle: Herbert 1'. Holu
man. Frltstotvni Neman Kooreman Keller. Jllf
nintown: J, II. Leopole. Lebanon; Kendall C.
Marshall. Philadelphia; James C. Masslncer,
IJUtler, N. J.t Oeorge C. McCament. lladens.
hurir, Ohio: John C. McKone. Carlisle! A, F.
Miller. Iebanoni John p. J'annell. Steeitont
David riaseett. Plymouth! Joseph L. Prince.
Pottstovrn: Oyman Itockmnker, llazletont Wolfe
Itosenberg-, Philadelphia! Alax. St. John Scrlb
ner. nrookvlllei John I.. Ahelley, Jr., Mechan
Irsbursi Clarence O. Shenton, Carlisle; Charle
W, maudenmeler. Ashland! William D. Wis
Altoonai James 11. Yates, Scranton.
NEW DICKINSON LAW SCHOOL
50,000 Building Decided On by Collego
Board of Trustees
CARLISLE, Pa June 7. At a meeting
of tho Board of Trustees of the Dickinson
School of Law it was decided to buy land
and erect a new building. Tho place will
probnbly bo named Trlckett Hall, after Dean
William Trlckett. and will csV JB0.000.
Many alumni and others havo aontrlbuted
townrd the project. The attendance at the
school has doubled during the five years,
and the building, a remodeled church, is too
small for tho needs. Q. T. Mickey, Shlp
pensburg; Harry P. Kantner, Reading, and
W. Alfred Valentine, Wllkes-Barre, were
elected members of the board.
Former Judge W. F. Diddle was re-elected
president of tho trustees of Dickinson Col
lege. New members elected to the board
nro the Rev. Charles Wesley Burns, of
Philadelphia, nnd Paul Appenzellar, New
York city.
Great Opportunity!
f
to reserve now a fine family lot in one of the most beautiful Park Cemeteries in the
country at a very reasonable price.
Our 30-Day Offer Is
Extended to July 15th, 1916
c
4-Grave Family Lota
100 Square Feet Each
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Five Reasons Why
1. Many persons who intended to como out and visit 4. Now Is tho tlrao to visit tho cemetery while
tho cemetery havo been unable to do so on account nature's grandeur is bursting into bloom. An in-
of the unfavorable weather conditions. spectlon of thi3 beautiful spot will, satisfy you
2. Buildincr and construction work still in progress. that there is no more ideal final resting nines.
8. Hundreds of people who havo purchased lots 5. We are now better equipped. 10 autos aro wait-
on this special offer are desirous of having thoir ' ing to tako you to and from tho cemetery any
menus oDtain a iqc on ino same lavorame terms. time yon want to, go.
plus five small annual
payments of less than
90c a month for upkeep
and perpetual care in
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Forest Hills Cemetery
THE CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL
Tho regular price of theso lots is $1,50 per square foot, or $160.00
J per lot. But while the Luildlnr and construction work is in progress they
Will do tola ai ma rorarnoiy low price or u.o plus low nnui pay
menU towards the perpetual care and general up-koep fund. Do not fail
ta rnrv ov or two of f Ae of. Don't dtlay.
You owe it to yourself
to visit this beautiful Cemetery at (our expemv), satisfy yourself
that there is no better nor more ideal spot for a final resting
place than a lot in Forest Hills then buy.
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SWB F&ct
Tkeoaaads of Mwpla bare
Ulte4 the cetnaterr within
(he last hn week, and
nine out at ten have par
chased lU. ThU cruTC
concluslTlr that oar lot
are rl(h and our centaury
la rlibt.
OO01 TIphoa. alio Spruce.
0mttr Tolip&otta, Bomaitoa Bfc
Qaoiiva fnr vftiirelf a l!lfl nark nt vnnr Awn In aii lirffn hpantiful narlr. x . .. .: .
u""" " V " " i.I" V.n3"u "- 1" "r. r ",'" ?. ao no oonxaio you.
iiicio " ;u iiiciiua nais uuu(ui anq roacrvea a riSQt 10 jet thtao
ueauuiui ioiy on our special w-day '
VHir. cos vuuiJon nQv.
Facts Worth Knowing
1. Permanency of Forest Hills
Cemetery ia assured. This cannot
be said by all Philadelphia ceme
teries, sooner or later some of
them will have to be removed.
2. Perpetual Caro is absolutely
guaranteed,
A maintenance fund has been
created an4 U on deposit with a
reliable Philadelphia Trust Co,
Responsibility
Memorial Parka and Mausoleum
Co, of Penna,
Capital 5200,000.00
aro tho ownsre and oo4uttor ot VorMi;
11111 Coraatsrr.
This Cempaor U tomprlatd ot Fhlla
asipnia, iiuourm aoa coicaia capital
UU wslljfcgwa a bulldara oJ auccoaafu!
eomotarlaS Thalr abUltr bu La dnt
onstratad br tho Uomortal Part Como
tery ta Chlcmo, vhlcb cajnslerr baa
road a woadartut so ecu Iq tba abort
DtWi o( thr rowa.
Memorial Parks and Mausoleum
company 01 rniianeipwa.
Sock 410, 39 H. Brood (It. ywia,
Without any obligation I hero,
with rcsUter my nan,
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Sand tila eoopoa sew ot .Pboao
for xoU tatonaaUaadoat dalaj,
Koaorra jro lot, Vo obMUw
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Tak advantage cf our emr
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