s
MEDICO-CHI ENDS
UNDERGRADUATE
'.' SCHOOL CAREER
Commencement Today Last
Before Merger With
Jeff and Penn
.DEGREES GRANTED TO 229
"The passing of the Mcdlco-Chlrurglcnl
Collego as a geparnto undergraduate school
ot medicine, dentistry and pharmacy was
marked today by tho graduation of tfio
largest class In Its history. Tho 3fith an
nual commencement was held nt noon
In tho Academy of Music, nfter which tho
institution lost Its present Identity and next
fall 'will bo merged with tho University of
Pennsylvania and tho Jefferson Medical
Collego ns tho graduate school of tho
merged Jnatltutlon.
Tho building at 17th and Cherry street
fa directly In tho path of tlla Parkway and
will bo razod. All of tho legal articles In
tho merger havo been prepared and ure
awaiting slgnaturo by representatives of
tho three Institutions Involved.
JDEOnEE8 FOJt 22D.
Degrees wero conforred on 228 grad
uates today, 83 of whom aro In medicine,
78 In dentistry, CS In Dharmacy and 12 In
pharmacautla ohemlstry and ono degrco of
doctor ot pharmacy waB conferred on a
post-graduate student. Tho doctorato ora
tion was delivered by former Jtistlco of
tho Superior Court W. W. Porter.
David Mtlno, president of tho board of
trustoos of tho college, presided and con
ferred tho degrees. Tho Hov. Dr, David M.
Stoole, rector ot tho Church of St. Luko and
tho Epiphany offered the Invocation and
benediction.
Tho graduates wero presented for their
degrees by tho deans of the various de
partments, as follows; Medical, Dr. Senoca
Egbert ; dentistry. Dr. I. N. Broomell ;
pharmacy and chemistry, Dr. George It.
ilooker.
Inaludod among the 32D -who received
(degrees aro students from every quarter
of the globe. Sukumar Dasu Is from India,
-Pulllermo Castellanos from Moxlco. Juan
,8. Font from Porto Rico, Shahln Monies
Shahlnlan Is from ABla Minor, and Leo-
i poldo S. Vaccaro from Italy. All of tho
foregoing aro medical students. In tho
dental department Victor J. 13ayncs la a
native of Bombay, India, whoro his brother,
a recant Medlco-Chl graduate, Is now prac
ticing; Rlgoberto Blanco, Jr., Is from Bo
livia, In South America: J. Mamlmlllano
"Rtcardo Is from tho Dominican llepubllc,
and throo young dentists aro from Cuba,
Alonzo G. Alfaro, Joso M. Boposo and
Rodrlguoz Gulllerno. Angelo Perpz y Lopez,
a graduate In pharmacy, Is also u Cuban.
LIST OF GRADUATES.
' Following is a list of graduates:
IN MEDICINE.
Ifiiurlcs A. Aaronaon
Abra.ni B. Abramowltx
Jlaurlco IT Axllrod
Olln 8. Allen
Alfred Ayalla
BVBNIHG OTDEi-PHII;AI)BLPHlA, FBIBAY, JUNE 9, 1916.
Bukumar Dnau
tiorjamln w. Black
Lawrence ti, Blackburn
John D. Boffer, Jr.
Abraham Bravorman
8amual S. Butler
Franklin C. Uruih
John J. Caffrey
Abraham 3. Colchor
Xavlsr IC. Collmann
Leo J. Camche
John W. Conrad
J. Norman Coombs i
Gulllarmo Caatellanos
Edgar N. Cowan
John S Crater
Joaann F. Cunningham
W. Trail Doncaatcr
pavll Elinor
Wm. J. Dougherty
Forraat Dillon
Churlca Lnirlander
Conatantlns Ps Faller
Tax X. Field
Suan 11. Font
fumow F. Frankhauser
laymond 9. Oarvey
Owen w. Qroark
Kontard J. Hutter
Sidney Kallawity
Jonn V, Kearnoy
Walter C. Uebmann
Itoea S. Lloyd
Burton R. Loveaey
"Michael McCarthy, Jr.
fcd. K. AlcCllatar
Joaeph A. HcGlnnla
Kdward K. Marah
Paul Maxwell
Thomia it. Morrla
Jumas A. Merlwathir
John M Urns
William F. Peters
Joaeph li. Totter
Hurvey A. Prlco
Clarence 3. I'rlckett
Howard 1,. Qulmby
Eugene CI. Italnaru
a. iCmmirt Itauch
Ahram a. n.infelj
Alvln S. Ittitora
rhlllp S. noaenblum
larael Rothberis
Henry J. Sanjmelater
laador Scher
Wjn, H. Schollhamer
Mux Schwartz
Hhahln M. Shahlnlan
Hnmuol It. Slmnor
Vladimir A. flhlanta
Lowla Jt. Shultz,
W, Wllaon utaaoraon
Stanton H. Smith
Max D. Htern
Frederick O. Hlada
Clayton Struthera
Oliver If Hwartz
Harry 13. Uniterlelder
Ijoopoldn 8. Vaccaro
ironry C. Vlareck
Adolph E. Vogolln
William S. Wntaon
Maurlca H. Weaver
William Wlsa
J. Murray Welch
John A. White. 2d
Bernard P. Wtdmann
Henry Wllderman
IN DENTISTRY.
Teaao H. Albright
Victor J. llaynea
Rlgobertn Blanco, Jr.
Heoree Bleacher
toula M. Bllas
llarold A. Borden
pranels 1m, Bowen
Ferdinand J. BloiHlne
maler. Jr.
Jtaxwell U. Brenner,
,r M. D.
ylyman M. Bronataln
, Alexander F. Burton
Xfenlaniln Cadea
William J. Carroll
uacoo commander
tfonn B Connolly
David E. Cooper
riowara fii.- xiavia
vinoem v. ur
John E, Ducan
Ixa J. Dggleton
JIarold la. Faggart
'au1a ITenlmoro
' jJoaeph M. Flanlgan
, llalph M. Fox
tICbariea M. Fulmar
IT. W. Franckaen
faul V. Oallaglur
Lonso Olmeno
, Maurloa Oroaaman
1 Worrla Handel
I Krneat It. Hanford
I Charlea P. Hatrtck
Carl 11. Irvine
WYank Keaaler
fohn.V, JUUIon
ftarlea J. IColonouakl
John J. Loughney
JoBeph E. lgue
Joaeph C. McCullough
It. Emmet McLaugblln
i:imcr P. Montz
John E. Marriott
Arthur E. Martin
Ernat M. Meier
Benjamin W. Melm&n
itaipn j. uinner
Lvman Mlaalmer
Allen L. Murphy
Joaeph I,. Neubauer
Thomas D. I'enza
H. Morrla D, Belter
Joae M. Ilepoao
Gulllarmo Hodrfguez
J. Maxlmlllano Hlcardo
ir,r,V fl ItncA.iliArir
Droplewakl William B. Hubln
Ainrna ir. iiumoaugn
Nathan Seltzer
Alexander Schwartz
hamuel u. Shapiro
Gleason for best nport of his otolbgy clinic.
Dr. Samuel Butler.
Prlta of a set of laryngologlcat Instru
ments, offered by Prof. Boss Hall Sklllern
for best repprt of his clinics, Dr. Eugen a.
BelnartK.
Faculty prlzs, gold medal for highest
general average nt tho final examination,
JJf. It. Emmet McLntighlln; honorable men
tion, Dr. llalph MIddleton Fox, Dr. George
Matcher. Dr. John W, West and Dr. Norvln
A, 'Worsley,
Professor n. Walter Starr prlxo, gold
medal, to membor of graduating class pass
ing best final In clinical denllstrv. Dr. John
Frank Connollyi honorahlt mention, Dr.
Emlnet McLaughlin, Dr. Paul V. Gallagher
and Dr. John Everett Mnrrlott.
Profoesof t,. Ashley Faughl prize, jrold
medal, to member of the graduating class
passing tho best final In operatlvo dentistry,
Dr. Ernst -Martin Moior! honorable mention,
Dr. II. Emmpt McLaughlin and Dr. Carl
Hdward Trvlng.
Professor I.N. Broomell prize, gold
medal, td member of 'graduating clnss pass
ing. best final In ilc'ntol anatomy and his
Irtlogy, Dr. Morris Itnhdell honorable men
tlom Dr, John Everett Marriott, Dr. Ralph
M. Fox and Dr. It. J. Mlnner.
Dental Alumni Association nrlze.
vulcanlzcr, for greatest technical skill In
prosthetic work, Dr. Jose Maria Ileposo,
Faculty prize, gold metal, to tho member
of Junior clnss passing beat final examina
tion, Walter H. Olngenbnch. Honorable
montlon, T. li, Fowler, W. J. C. Smith,
Pntil G. Oltloy.
Faculty prize, gold medal, to member of
tho freshman class passing best final,
Hantlngo Dlnz, Porto Itlco. Honorable men
tion, Harry Sloanc, Martin J. Larkln, W. H.
Taylor.
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY PltlZKS.
Faculty gold medal for highest honors,
L. Q. Littleton,
Fnculty gold medal to member of tho
graduating "claBi obtaining tho highest gen
eral average, Edward Joseph LcKarz; hon
orable mention of Arlstldes Mnltn Allbcrtl,
Raymond Williams ntitl Daniel U. Nnglc.
Faculty gold medal to member of grad
uating clnss In chemistry obtaining highest
genoral average at final, Louis Oregon Llt
tloton. Faculty gold medal to tho member of
Junior clnss In pharmacy obtaining tho high
est average, Thomas A. Morgan ! honornblo
mention, Klwood C. Adams, William J. Mas
sata and Edward W. Hall.
Prlzo of year's membership In American
Pharmaceutical Assoclatran, awarded by
Prof. J. W. Sturmer to student malting tho
most satisfactory average In pharmacy
laboratory work, Albert L. lkani honorable)
montlon, Edward Joseph Lo Kurz, Raymond
Williams and Daniel B. Naglo.
Prlzo of year's membership In the Amer
ican Pharmaceutical Association, awarded
by Prof, J. W. Sturmor to tho student mak
ing tho highest general uverago In phurmacy
theory, Charlos Aaron Greenstone: honor
able montlon, Albert Bunln, Harry Joseph
Ballon and Edward Joseph Lo Karz.
F. E. Stewart prlzo, of year's member
ship In American Pharmaceutical Associa
tion, awarded for tho highest acrage In
Materia Modlca, Arlstldes Malta Allbcrtl ;
honornblo montlon, Edward Joseph Lo
Karz, James M. Evans, and D. Elvln
Rosenbergor.
Prlzo of year's membership In American
Chemical Socloty awarded by Professor
Vanderklood to member of tho graduating
class In chemistry having highest average
In food and drug analysis. Horace Tharlcy
Slpler.
Alumni association gold medal awarded
to tho member of senior class passing tho
best examination In practical pharmacy,
Claudo Harrison Umlaut; second prlzo of
life membership in tho alumni nssocia
tloit, Charles Aaron Groenstono ; honorable
mention, James M. Evnns, Fred J. Will
iams, and Abraham Green.
FUN AND SHAKESPEARE
SWARTHMORE PROGRAM
"Merry Wives of Windsor"
Feature of Clnss Day Humor
ous Presentations
ini It. Mtllrtc
.John fllpphpn
Commencement activities at Swnrthmore
College began today by tho holding of
class day exercises. Commencement will
bo MondaV, when 88 students will bo grad
uated from the Quaker college.
Class day began at 2 o'clock In tho
outdoor auditorium. John 13. Orchard,
president of tho clans, delivered nn nd
dresB, following which the presentations
were made by John S. Rlffert. Members
of tho class thon presented Shakcspearo's
"Merry AVIvos nf Windsor" In tho outdoor
auditorium, with tho following cast:
Sir John FalatanT. Ja
Kenton, a fffntltman
Shallow, n country Jutlre,...rtnmlo1ph Harlan
Slender, couain to Shallow. .Lawrcncn P. dowdy
1 ..., "." ' , iwo ff-nuemn mvcuing at
..Wntor R. D. Mertz. H. I,. Brown
Sir Hugh Evana, a Welsh raraon. . Wm.T. Penile
i;r .'"""i French jihBlclin.Iiwl I. Tnnzuy
Boat of the Garter Inn Fred c, Dennis
nnraoipn 8, W. HoiIko
Nj".n, , M. fi. Clrnhnm
E'Vr' Saniuel H. Shoemaker
nnhln. page to Fnlatnff T. L. llnrtleann
simple, a aervant to Slender Joaeph Neville
ntighy. servant lo Dr. Calm C. It. Way
Mistress Ford Mlaa Eliza K. tllrleh
" ,r'-i i-nKo . ...Miaa i;veiyn i,, Aimer
Anno Vjup, her daughtor Jllaa Eleanor Ncely
Mletreas Quickly, aervant to Dr f'nlua,
, . . Mlsa Emily a. Young
Villagers of Windsor. Jane Twining, llutli sie-
pnenaon, I.aura Fetter. Anna Mltchener,
Gladys C. Hall.
Muslrlana..n. I,, llyle. Edith It. Satterthwalto.
lanliel Wiitrre.
Fairies. Allen O Bryan, Oladss Orlflln. Charity
llnmpsnn. tailiel u Jenklna. Union M. Kelly,
Ml Hi E. Itohcrtn. Ellzalieth Shoemaker, Helen
ff. splller. Allco It. V-in Horn, Mario 8.
Weeks, Emma It. Williams.
Tho play has been produced under tho di
rection of Miss Elizabeth II. Oliver, a
mombor of tho Swarthmoro fnculty. It will
bo produced ngaln tomorrow afternoon, at
I O'clock, as (inn nf thn fentllren nf nlninnl
day.
Many former students will return for
nlumnl day. Fraternities of tho collego will
hold Inoetings tonight and tomorrow tlieio
will bo rounlons of the following classes:
1876, 'SI, '8B, '01, '00, 1001. 'OC. '11 and 'II.
Tho annual meeting of tho Alumni Asso
ciation will be 'held at 11:15 a. in., and at
1 o'clock luncheon will bo Bcrved. At
2:30 Swarthmoro will meet Rutgers at
baseball. After tho Shakespeare (May tho
annual alumni dinner will bo served cm tho
campus nnd will bo followed by nn alumni
dance.
At 11
c- -"WW
.- JB
FUND FOR ORCHESTRA
GROWING BY LEAPS
Guarantors Increase Contribu
tions Younger Branch May
Be Organized
i .mliert k. ttnron.
FRIENDS' CENTRAL PRESIDENTS
Miss Consuclo Iluoff heads tho
Kriuluatinp; class of girls, while
Charles NefT presides over the boys.
THIRTY-NINE GRADUATED
FROM FRIENDS' CENTRAL
p. m. a special meeting of thn
aiumnl wll ba hold In Wharton Unit, when
T. Walter Gllkyson, of Philadelphia, presi
dent of the alumni, will act as master of
ceromonlos.
Tho baccalaureate sermon will he prenched
at tho collego Sunday by Ernest P, Hlck
noll, ono of tho national directors of tho
American Red Cross. Governor Halston, of
Indiana, will bo tho principal speaker at
commencement. Tho graduation festivities
will coma to a close Monday night with
a dinner of tho seniors...
Three Scholarships to Swarth
moro College Awarded at
Commencement
BUCKS FIREMEN MEET;
Hei
Pal
11a
njamln I. Hldlovsky
muel J. Snvder
larold C. Stetler
R. IT. HtraMNAlnv
wm. Stuart Strauihn
Calvin A. Suel
iiemara xopeiaonn
SHeltzer
ODelaohn
A.UrllnB
pSamual XJmentekt
IN PHAniUCT.
HoracB It. Aarona
Arrow
Batlen
in
inert jliinfn
Samuel A, Cohen
Mb.rt D, Cooley
Itobarl. C, DU
ntina
Itavmond A
William Wedeen
Roland E. Welaenburn
Aiiurnw it. tviiininn
iiaipn Al
NorylnA.
Carl Zelie
Clamant Ze
talnh SI. Wnlfnrri
.. woraley
iial
iment Zentnar
APPOINTMENTS TO HOSPITALS.
Members of tho ffrcduntlns; claaa of 101U hao
received appolnttncnta aa totloWB,
Modlco-Ohlrursical Ilospltnl Urn. Olln Allen,
Sldnay Kallaway, Jamea Jlertwether, Euecn
Relnartz. William Schollhnmmor, Harry Unger
llciter. llcrnurd Wldmnnn and Henry Vlereck
Philadelphia General Hoapltal Dra. John
Conrad, Edirar Cowan, Jamea Normun Coombs,
Abraham Cokher. Xavlor Collman, William
Patera, Euven Helnarts, Harry Sangmelater1
Harry Unserlleder. Adolph Voeuelln, John
White, Henry Wlldorman, William Welaa, Thlllp
Uosonblum and Juan H. Tont.
Jowlah Hoapltal Dra, Maurice Aaronaon and
Slait Schwartz.
Samaritan Hospital Pre. Asmew Frank
hauaor nnd J. Norman Coomba.
St. Mary's HosiItal Dra. John Kearney nnd
Joaeph Mculnnla
St. Joseph's Hospital Dra. Joseph Cunning
ham. 3,awrence lllackburn nnd John J. Carfrev,
l'rcderlck Uouslass Memorial Hoapltal Or.
Fred Slade.
PlttaburBli Hoapltal Dr. Fay IC. rield.
Allentown Hoapltal Dr. Emmort Itauch.
l'reabyuu-lan Hospital. Plttabursh Dra. Oliver
Swartz. Heos Lloyd nnd Iarnot Uothberff.
Altoona Hospital Dr. Taul ilaxweU.
Charity Hospital. Norrlatown Dr. Samuel
Shaner.
I'hoenlxyllle General Hoapltal Dra. Franklin
Bruah mill Alln Itoeers.
Harrlaburk- Hoapltal Dr. Clarence Trlckett.
DIsLVJr n"splta'' Wllkes-Ilarro Dr. John
Ifazlato'n State Hoapltal Dr. John Crater.
Cheater Hoapltal Dr. Thomaa Morrla.
Sla h" " Sprln,r stat0 Hospital Dr. Edward
I'ottsvlllo Hoapltal Dr. Alfred Ayclla.
Port Carbon Hoap tal Dr. John Conrad.
Allegheny Oenernl Itoapltal Dra. William
Doncaiter. Enrl 1 McCJllater and Maurice Weave?:
TrSJ:.'.P.1,kf " "".""A'."1-. South Bethlehem Dra
Harvey Prlcn and Clayton Struthera
Tv.. iioapuai, rorriatown Dr. Stuart
Wllkoa-Darro Hoapltal Dr. Xavler Collman
...W."?,"" 1Iem'a' RoPltal. DanvUleD?. So
cpii x otter.
Schemlammer.00"'"1 U""- William
atihTlno l,?lr.lfer.I0,'0"nl0 I-Dr. Con-
BcheV lary lopltal. New york Dr. Iaador
,. Delia vua
xiuiter.
Thirty Companies and Dozen
Visiting Over From Montgom
ery Gather at Perkasie
TERICASIE, Pa,, June 9. Delegates
from 35 flro companies of Ducks County as
sembled hero today In tho third annual con
vention of tho Bucks County Flremon's As
sociation, which will continue until tomor
row night. Tho first business of tho con
vention Is tho election of ofllcers. Tho elec
tion this year Is awaited with unusual In
terest, for Oscar Heycr, of Southampton,
who has been president of the body for a
number of years, refuses to run again. In
stead, ho Is a candidate for tho post nf (Iro
marshal. Because of this thero aro a num
ber of applicants for tho presidency.
Delegations from Now Hollo nnd Lang
borne aro each backing candidates from
those communities. Another feature of tho
first session will ba action on a resolution
to amend tho bylaws providing for a death
benefit for mombors.
Tomorrow the assembled Bucks County
delegations, augmented by a dozen compa
nles from Montgomery County who aro
guest3 of the Bucks County firemen, will
march In tho largest (lremen's parade ever
held In tho county. There, will alto bo
apparatus testa. Prominent speakers are
here.
Arlstldes M. Allbertl
rfU
ar
a win
avtl B, B, Buchanan
6,lU4Da ffh. AMI
raham Arrow
! tt ",
Edward J. Lo Kars
Wa tar II, MeClarren
leeao
Mima M. Jlvfna ,
Wlmpn E. Flnkelateln
Nathan 8. Oadol
Itarry Gertz
Abraham B. doodfrlend
. Abraham N, Greon
"J'hurlta A. ureenatons
ltooert l-l. iianarortn
Ijionold H- l(irnn,l
Ilanlimln II. Horan
unanaa tVi.ttomoy
niucn u. tJU
William 6.
uaniai li. NniriM
Allen V. Nichols
Morrla Ortzman
io rerez y Lopes
al PI m tow
a L. Qulckel
AffreS Oj.Jte.Ine'r
Richard II. Hogera
p. E. HnsenbaMer
samuti uotberx
xorrii
Mlcha,
lUvld
IcnlhA
I.lerman Jl.Schanbacher
uit cumin
Aaron
MufmW&i
' ntiu DE
Edward I:
(inirs. I
y.V9 ')' lOTi"
Kh
ii n
Sttphenaon
Hoapltal. New York Dr. Howard
ErSrVandL'r1""1"" ,Io'P'l' Newark Dr. Charlea
AiVjJf'I.lf'ii' am"a Hoapltal Dra. Maurice
A,J!r"1..,,n', Il'nrv Sanrmeleter. -
Mrao hnaet "capital, Trenton Dr. John
DrfBen,an,1rn0r!:Vt"la,cIk0."PU0, SaU Lak C1-Dratbd?eanPhJ?V'r0lIr0i.1"""-
New ava' Con"-
Mlchael
Porto Illco
HF. .Tnhn'a lln.nl..! r ..-.. n
McCarthy. " iorK ur'
oan juan Municipal Hoapltal
Dr. Juan It. Font. ""v'".
iVi!wl.Hn,lr Char es C Wall
Ubert,L. Ikan Edwin LTwjlTla
Jarl Kaen Fred J." Vllllaim
SWi.t KJlllan. Jr. Jtaymond Wjll a;
Stin Is. Kraraar IJeniimln B. iiti
lUcelvnu
vpwnm:
tlarry J. Andaa
Arthur , Arborat
Carl XQabhardtabau
IN CIIEMISTnY,
tha detreo of
imi
lipln.
tbhsrdtabauar.
eharrnaceutli)
roula O. Littleton
goorge A. Heitj. h. fie.
Nathan Simpson. PJi.a,
" 7 pioier
aiauwaxoa.
jr. ai.;t .
faui- Hoiuer, Ph. O. JulS a! vi,..
Bsarf'llf'B.Jmlri'f'ph! a'. '?00tor " ""T!
Tha pri winners in medicine, dentistry
ehejalatry nd pharrriaey grid tho hospital
appointmenta follows
uii C! Bwncer MarrU prlia, IS85
PHiltr OaM Medal for highest caneral
wm fa lunlor cUaa. VIlffam llenry Turvtltei
oarabla Wfintlon. Meetrs, Pert A Uav
O. qttoy, Abraham 'ii. OrrSteeH, , John A
FeiUty UoU Madal for hUhet amrare In
mmmto? Omcn.r Davto. hanorabl maS
Jrthw WnirFK'Du.btrIlrwla,S
fcusiHr, John ii, SU1 and Adrain JVfriVBB.
rftr gold ffleda.1 for th highest ver
) in prctnedk-iil class. John A. Kfth ,
SI 1MU- a.ntl T.U..W -. .TTV ""-
4 6..Z:- "" ' " " m -vwt
VARIED PR0GRA3I FOR CLASS
MIGHT AT ARINQTON HIGH
President Herrick, of Girard College, to
Deliver Commencement Oration
Class exercises of the 1916 class of the
Ablngton High gchool will ba held tonight
In the auditorium of tho school. Thn Tiro.
ffnn. eAl,l r.t . .
o,-. lunula, i-iuno boio. Harold w.
gtout ; class history, Grace Groshens : class
prophecy, Eleanor Beck and Bertha J,
Kulpi mantle oration. Mary Noble; Junior
response. Alma Leusch; Class poem, by C.
P, Schoffner, read by Edith, Palfrey; pres
entatlon to school, Edwin O, Oeckeler
clas3 'presentations, Margaret Warr and
Earl L. Norcrosa.
Tho class officers are: President, Edwin
O. aeckeler; vies president, Eva M. Iaid
ton; secretary. Helen E. Bodinaj treas
urer. Bertha J. Kulp,
Tho baccalaureate eerrnon to the grad
uates will ba preached Sunday night' In tho
Ablngton Presbyterian Church by tha Rov,
J. W. Williams. Commencement will be
Tuesday evening. Dr. Cheesman A. Her
rick, president of Girard College, will make
the commencement address, and William T
Buck, president of tho Board of Education!
will present diplomas to JT.
STRANDED SHIP LARTEXSIS
WASHED FARTHER INSHORE
Salvago Plans Deferred Pending
Change in Weather
SEASIDE PAItlv, N. J., June 9. Nego
tiations for tho salvage of tho Norwegian
ship Lartensls, which 'grounded on tho bar
hero early yesterday morning, wero delayed
for tho time being when It was hh mriu
today that the boat had been washed Curthor
Inshore during the night. A tentntlvo
agreement had been reached last night be
tween Captain B. G. Sodahl. commanding
the vessel, and representatives of tho Mer-rltt-Chapman
Wrecking Company, but the
position of tho boat at daybreak held tin
-.........,.... ,,i iu uiTunBemcnta ny tho
wrecking people.
The boat is not moro than 100 feet from
the shoro now, and worked In during tho
night until It Is broadside to tho beach
Its hull Is burled now In nbout six feet of
water, and the chances nro that It will sink
deeper continually In calm weather.
Thlrty-nlno students woro grnduatcd to
day from Krlends' Central S'chool nt the
commencement exeiclKes held In tho audi
torium nf tho Hchnjil. Tho address to tho
students was made by Prof. Elbert Bus
sell, of Joliii'i Hopkins University. Fourteen
of the graduates were In the classical course
nnd 1!5 In tlin sclentltlc.
Tho two I. V. Williamson scholarships to
Swarthmoro Collego wetn awarded to Anna
M. It.-ipp and II Edward Jefferson. The
Annie Shoemaker pcholorshlp, also to
Swarthmoro, wns awarded to Iluth 1. Bar
nard Prof. W 13. Hnrrett, principal -of the
school for the last seven years, presided at
his lust commencement. He Ii.ih resigned
nnd will Rever his connection with tho
bchoql, whero ho has been n member of tho
faculty for 21 years.
Orations wetc delivered by Pierson P.
Harris on "Tho Greatest . Nation In tho
World," and William K. Cooper on "Heroism
In Dally Life." Essays were read by
Knchol C. Jones on "Windows," nnd Con
suela F3. Kunff, president of the girls' sec
tion, on "Gtttzon Borglum, tho Distinguished
American Sculptor." Charles Ncff is pres
ident of tho boys' section.
Following Is the list of graduates:
CLASSICAL COUItSR
liena Itoaonthnl
Hri)den llarnea
Itovricii M llarrett
i mum i.. cooper
Pierson 1'. Hiirrla
IJurrol T Mitchell
Henry J. Warmuth
SCIKNT1FIC COUHSn.
Huth P. Ilarnard Helen. M Rowland
Ilelen Jlnxli-r Conauelo U. Ituort
Kathorlno n. Calvert Helen I. Hrnlth
I'.uth Enrln Helen P. Watson
Marlon A. P. Wllaon
J. (1. Mel lluntlns
uuan t inKnorn
J-ant
Cathartno J. Deemer
Mary ll unany
Hnnnah T. i:nvonson
.Mlrltim X. tjarduer
Alice II Haiiseoin
Itnchel C. Jonea
Mary I,. I.cvan
Encouraging prospects nnd Increased In
terest aro reporlad by supporter of tho
Philadelphia Orchestra. Not pnly tho guar
antors themselves nro Increasing their sub
scriptions to tho endowment fund of 500,-
000 which. Is to bo raised wltnm tno iwaj
flvo years, but tho younger generation of
music lovers has been enlisted In tho cam
paign nnd hns organized a Junior -body of
guarantors,
As n result of an enthusiastic meeting of
the directors of tho orchestra, held at the
Bellcvuc-Stratford yesterday, It wns de
cided. In view of tho co-opcrntlon suggested
by tho younger set, to form that clement
of inuslc-lovlng Phlladelphians Into a
junior ndjunct to tho main body of guarantors.
Miss Frances A. Wlstar, chairman of
tho Women's Cominlttoo, has been ap
pointed to take charge ot the details In
volved In the organization1 of this younger
branch.
Interest matiifpstod by the general public
In tho plan for tho permanent endowment of
the great musical Institution of Philadel
phia Is growing dally, according to tho
directors. To permit others than the
gunrantoiB themsolves to sharo In tho foun
dation It has been decided to ask popular
subscriptions to tho endowment fund. If
the $500,000 aimed at Is secured, tho.books
may not bo closed, but a total of ,720,000
or oven 11,000,000 may bo attempted.
Tho guarantors themselves nte Entering
Into tho campaign with great spirit Only
four days havo been devoted to the canvnss,
and only nbout one-third of the 318 guar
antors havo been heard from In response
to tho appeal for Increased subscriptions.
Most of theso havo subscribed themselves
voluntnrlly to contribute annual donations
from 40 to GO por cent, higher than tholr
former donntlons.
An underwriting syndicate, compoEcd for
tho most part of directors of Iho Orchestra,
has been organized, and tha 21 directors
themselves havo boon formed Into a com
mittee to obtain popular subscription.
Tho meeting yesterday, at which Alex
ander Van Uonsselacr presided nnd acted
as host nt tho ensuing luncheon, throw no
light on tho Identity of tho anonymous
donor who hns consented to mnko good
tho running oxpenso of the Orchestra dur
ing tho five-year period allotted for tho
raising of tho endowment. So far na
learned, Mr. Van Hertsselacr and Leopold
Stokowskl, and the donor himself, aro tho
only persons who know tho name of thlB
munificent patron of the Orchestra who
has voluntarily shouldered a yearly finan
cial burden of $50,000 to $75,000 that Phil
adelphia's musical prestige might bo main
tained. Arthur Judson, manager of tho orchestra,
sny.-i ho has no Idea of the donor's Identity,
Ho adds: "Every one Is going out for
moro guarantors. Cyrus II. K. Curtis, Ed
'ward Bok, Mr. Van Rensselaer and others
havo pledged themselves to Increase the
number of supporters. Thero aro many pe
sons who, while not guarantors, aro Inter
ested In tho orchestra. Wo will nppeal to
them."
Other lending spirits In the campaign
spoko with equal enthusiasm of tho pros-
pects ror success.
CHESTNUT HILL GIVES
DIPL0MST0 SENIORS
Board of Trustees of Academy
Re-elects Officials of
Institution
Members of tho graduating c art of tho
Chestnut Hill Academy received their diplo
mas today without any formal ceremony,
as tho closing exercises ot tho school wero
held two weeks ago, l.eforo the oxamlna
tlons, In order that tho t itu. ents might
havo nothing to distract their attention
from the final tests.
-t. ,. v. )i. onnlnr class were
William L. Savage, of Chestnut HUI, 1 presi
dent; Edward W. Taylor, Jr., of Gcrmn
town! vice president; William S. Jamison,
Jr., secretary and treasurer, and it. u.
Fnrles, Thomas Wharton, Inward S. Gil
lette, Alfred ll. Hunter, N. I . lVS
Charles h. Uallor. 3d, Nathaniel It. Llllott
and John M. Gaston.
At tho annual meeting of tho board of
trustoos of Chestnut Hill Academy, tho fol
lowing wero re-elected- President, the
Hlshop of Pennsylvania; vlcn president,
Samuel V. Houston; secretary and treas
urer, Dr. Ocorgo woouwnruj i...i... ...
Clark. .Id. Walton Ciaric, jr.,
DlRston. Edgar D. Farlos,
Oowen, J. Levering Jones,
T..lr, tf Onrrtnil MrCoUCll
Morgan, all of Philadelphia; James M. Heck
nnd James H. Shenield, both of New lork,
and Dr. Howard A. Kelly, or uaiiunore.
Thero will bo no chnttges In the raculty
next vcar, tho following being reappointed
Headmaster, James L. Patterson; house
master, Edward C. Durfee, and chaplain,
tho Itev. Charles E. Edor. Tho Advisory
Athletic Commlttco of tho faculty also re
mains unchanged, consisting of S. M. Stock
ing, chairman; G. H. Fall and E. S. Jamie
son. Talk on Haby Saving- nnd Sanitation
A combination lesson on baby saving and
nntl-typhold sanitation under the nusplces
of tho Department of Public Health and
Charities, will be held tonight at lialdt Hall,
1011 South 8th street. Dr, Wilmer Kruson,
Director of the Department, and Bureau
Chiefs Vogelson, McCrudden and Cross will
speak. Dr. Fred S. Ualdl, whose brother,
Chovaller C. C. A. Ualdl, will prcsldo nt
the meeting, will speak In Italian, In de
scribing methods of sanitation. His talk
will bo Illustrated with lantern slides. Tho
Child Federation Is co-oporatlng with tho
health department In running tho meeting.
Jacob S,
Francis 1.
Francis D,
nnd Randal
FRIENDS' SELfeCTi
AWARDS TO CLASSOffl
,
Copy of Stuart's Portrait -0f1
lruamiigLim Jrresejitcd o
School by Graduates
Graduation exercises will k. t...
Friends' Select HnlmM 17.1. ... Ta
., ,w, rtna Chert'
streets, nt 3 o'clock this afternoon -Jt
diplomas will bo nrosontort in e ..' J !
Professor Elbert Russell, of Johns Hrmw''" J
tlnlvnraltv. olin n,1,lr-.1 ,i. lQJWo'
of Friends' Central School this morning
roaUo tho commencement address. 'Jr
.diplomas will bo presented by the nrjnJ !
or tho school, Waller W. Havllana.
TIlA BHNlt,.B -..111 t..nl- . ... 3$
w..OVo ..... UC6111 wun a reidiA.rai
of tho Scriptures by Benjamin r....
" VrunmiH -s
Student"!
"luj.i
Methods of Prevention," Sara IC VUht,
"Tho Origin and Development of th. r.V 3
of Sir Lnunfal," Margaret C. Fischer" -n.A
Conservation of Our Wild Life" fk.il ?
II. Hock, president of tho closs. 'Th ni.
u.v.iuij' win u uy csiirau ivi, LOWnes.
Deck, Avho Is a nephew of former Awl.. i
nnt United States Attorney General JaS,1' -
M. Beck, was ono of tho throo students v "
graduated with honors and was also iS '
winner of the socond prlzo ns nn n.mf! ?.
nthleto. Others who graduated with t,..?3
wero' Sara K. Flshor and Sarah M. LowZ? i
Miss Lownes 13 vlco president of h
class, Joscphlno C, Doerr Is sccretarv iil '!
Elizabeth E. Todd, treasurer. ' M '
A copy of Gilbert Stuart's portrait et
Washington. will be presented to thn .&!
by tho graduates. An American Hag wlliii k
presontod bv tho Etudcnts nf it,. n .'
'
clerk of tho school commltteo,
will deliver orations ns follows
school
Following Is the list of graduates;
Martha Anderson, Mildred C. Baer, Dor
oiny i'. uuostnut, unuries LI, Beck, i -f
...biihi. uiiuvk, lieu. jcuu .ox, -losephloi -i
C. Doerr, Anna G. Eberbach, Margaret C A
Fischer, Sara K. Flshor, Vloletto Mi Kraua ')
Gustav K. Locsch, Sarah M. Lownes. lta ?
garct It. Patton, Sarah E. Pierce, Francii ''
liiiyiuuiiu, iuuntu ino j-iiv v. x.oue, uilntoa J
C. H. Thorpe, Horace W Thorp, EllzsbiUi
E. Todd nnd Dorothy E. Zurn. f.
Ilidlcy Park League Electa u
II, A. McCarthy has been re-elccted'presl-3
dent of tho Itldlov Park Home nnA ni...i'.t
Association. '
SMti&i'tibuMsiift
Get the Round Package
Uied for Century.
Ask For and GET
llentrlee W Umea
Anna H. Ilnrey
ilertrude V UmiKherty
Olada M. Hejirock
Kloreneo .M. Hearnck
M.irBnret J. .MilhOM
Mnry ' I'ettlt
Anna M ItPi
Kwlyn O. Jtnberta
John
H. J JerferHOii
Joaeph I.. Junea,
James C. l'.incoaat
3d
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MT. ST. JOSEPH'S EXERCISES
Hill.
Commencement at Chestnut
Opera Presented
Exercises of tha intermediate and junior
departments of Mount St: Joseph's College
Chestnut Hill, were held this afternoon.
Tha Itev. 13. J. Zelser presided, and an opera
entitled. "All'a Well That Ends Well" wm
lis cecti.;ua
At i o'clock tomorrow afternoon, a
Shakespearean pageant, "As You Like It"
will be produced on tho school campus. The
baccalayreate sermon will be preached to
morrow by the Iiev. C. P. O'Neill In tho
convent chapel. Monday night a reception
and dance will .be held In St. Katherlne'g
Hall, as a farewell to tho class of 19io
Commencement exercises will bo hold Thurs.
day afternoon.
Detroit .Man Wounded Near Ypres
OTTAWA, Ont, June 9. Another long
list of losses Incurred by the Canadians
around Ypres waa received here, yesterday,
Edward Hall, of Detroit. MlcnT. Is among
the wounded. Twinty-ono officers and
privates aro killed, 15 missing, three taken
prisoners and 9$ wounded or erlr,ni, 1 11
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