J.'" VCv "& ! " 1 Vi. A ' i ro M1I 'ih v tev M ..It. w- fe. L K.-S' 2ig. u KL. I "" ' & IS", a. niu V .yf a I'Prirn't. finhnlrir-orilno I nntl ' Fnl. v,. , , r lowships Awarded at U. of P. Exercises PROVOST MINER if SCHOLASTIC iflOBS .' WflMFN SHARE LAURELS Provost Smith, of the iilverslty ot T 1 . .. ...! iL. f-1 ' a.crjnsyivnnia, louny nwariw'u mu iim lowins honors, prizes, 'fellowship?, scholarships nnd ndvancedftdeKreesJnt lho Pcnn commencement : Honors College EVnior honors in 'arts nnd science, Carlos HerRiiido, Jr., Kd-' ward Sciilley Bradley, Milord Ifc-n-diner, William Rex Crawforid, 'William Edwin DlllnIInrryFuiman, Hurry Mcr rill Gchmnn, Charles RusscU'l'hillins, Philip Price. In tho collect cources forUcnchcrs Edna Livingston- Harbour; sophomore honors, T'rban Tisner Holmes,, Jr., William BrelsforU Klllliour. Towno ScicntVllc School Senior honors. Alvln Chester Uieber John Craig Janney, AVit'inm Henri Living- ston, James Kelluni hmith. School of Education fjophomore honors, Florence Caldwell, Henrietta ttolove, Minnie Jacobs Florence llowan. Tuft. rrUw CollCRO rrehmen ', entrance prize's: The KiiRene Delano' prize of ?."0. " French and German, tolGcoige Kichnrd Hcrzog. Fifty dollars endowed Miyf the rlnis of 1SS0 for mnthemaiics, to(3eorge Itlch ard IlerzoR. Latin es.ny. .to Carlos ISpririiitlo, Jr. t The Philadelphia Group vtt the Al liance Franealse Medal for the most ' meritorious work-in French, to Carlos Berguido, Jr. A prize founded by Henry LaRarrc Jayne tor tne imui'"-" ......!...... - one year's interestnon S-OU, to Hie oTitiltiis 11 At. llnll. ' Ths George Allen Memorial Prize of $20 for the best einnnnatlon upon so leoMons from Latin literature, to Lrf ward Roth: honoraWo mention to Tnonnti f'nrlUln IlonrV. Jasper Yentes Itrinton Trize in siglit-H treading of Green, to irom "K"' Holmes, Jr. ; honorable Mention to Rob ert Samuel Rogers. im.. r 1. I'rtn.rtnoittnn T'rize .On Greek prose composition, to Forbesffl .,i Robertson. .,,.,, Medical School The Alumni Mfdnl and prize of $50 for the highest grjer-.il average in examinations, toJItalph I.es- ' ter Barrett. . . The Dr. Spencer Morri3 Prize, in come derived from the inyestmerft of $10,000, awarded each year for the best examination for the degree of doetjor of medicine, to Matthew White Pern- The Dr Spencer Forns Prize fpled-Ico-Chirurgical) for the highest .nwrage in the senior medical class, to LnRue TIT TTnlTmnn. rr, rri,,i(.r!ek . A. Packard P i5 . J? . Sinn tW nlinieal-', medicine, to I'lUlll-w, Clark Grant. The Professor ofObstetnes Prize for the best report of a ease in thcjUni Tersity Maternity Hospital, to Earle Brooks Sehlier. A Prize by the Professor of Obstetrirs for tho best notes on the conferences and clinics of the fourth) year, to Frau-i! cis Heed Adler, Dr. A. O. .T. Kelly; Prize for anr(;icntion ; Benjamin Reed Henderson, especially meritorious neport of some clinical observation in tine regular' Uni versity work, to James Monroe Tlnoring-t ton. Charles A. Oliver Memorial Prize for the highest avernge and Dass the bcstijuwan I'sang Ly, economics; Alice examination in ophthalmottgi , to Ralph i Melvin, English; Mary Elizabeth 5Iiles, Lester Barrett. ! English ; Sadie Tanner Mossell, econo- Iaw Sihool Ernest Rjulie received mics ; Annu JIargaret Mullikin, mathe honors for his third-year work. The matlcs ; John ICnox Musgrnve, medical 1. I'emberton Morris Prizenwnsnwardeil, science; Tobias Timothy Myers, psy to Alfred J. Baken Lewis., The Peter thology; Eric Adam Oesterle, sociology; McCall Prize was awarded to Alfred Bombard Ostrolenk, sociology; Anneva J. Baker Lewis. I Minke Perry, English; William Ilaney Toivne Scientific Sclinol The Priest-I Reeves, economics; Melvin (iillison ley Club Prize, to the member of the Rigg. philosophy ; Harry L. Roen, graduating class whose woijk for that I semitics; Esther Augusta Regina Sand year is most satisfactory, ito lloiace strom, sociology; Gail II. Selmser, his Kirhard Blank. I tory ; Spencer Sweet Shannon, anthro- Hugo Otto Wolf Memorial Prizes Ipology; Helen Rebecca Squler, psj ch in chemical engineering, Woolf Gold- j ology ; Althea Dallett Stevens, philos- berg; in civil engineering. Steward Russell Maines: in electrical engineer ing, Brentford Rodenc Mackey ; in me chanical engineering, John William Henry Mencke. The D. Van Nostrand Prize, to 'Anthony John Stiliob. The Assaiers jind Sliners Gangue Prize, to Horace Itiehard Blank. Faculty Medal in Architecture, to Al vin Chester Biebor. American Institute of Architects Medal, to William' Henry Livingston. Arthur Spayd Brooke Memorial Prizes Gold Medal, to William Henry T :.. . ati..A -r.,..i ..iiiuk.iuii . . j . , . . i -...ruin. in , i'tri : to Alvln Chester Richer: Brnn7... Mlnl t r , ' . Craig Janney. -, , .v...., .w UUIIU Harbeson Prize Medals in Historic Ornament First, to Albert Charles oiruuei ; secwuu, in joun Craig Janney. Samuel Huckel. Jr.. Areliiiontnni Prize First, not awarded; sfcond, toStorUnS IU, in 1805' iH a RraJate of Raymond Lawrence Riling Dental School Research Fellowship In Dentistry, to Dr. Ella E. Schmeltz - 'for 1010-1020). t JWI",rton School. The Sophomore Ai.i'Prize in Composition was won by M. II. Oettinger (Wharton School), with honorable mention to II. O. Wal ton (Wharton School), A. N. McDan iel (Wharton School), and F. J. But terworth (College). Veterinary School. A prize of a vet erinary instrument for the best ex aminations in veterinary anatomy, to Curtis A. Fridirici. The 10H Class Medal to the member Tho Supremacy tf the Don Digo Cigars iVli in the Tobacco, t,vf-. . . aikin:u.0&m'' iU I in the 1 ob&cco, SJU t yuauty ana ' Curing. v-, vBppppa Vent Brother. Company, of the first-year class who attains the highest general average for the year, to Paul II. Hartman. Graduate School. Fellowships were awarded for 11)10-20. Fellowships On the George Leib Harrison Foun datl'iVi, Fellowships for Research. .tn History Homer C. Hockctt, Leon S7clenkn Lerando. In Latin Ruskin Raymond Ron borough. In Kngllsh Robert Ernest Spiller. In Germanics Oswnld Robert ICiiehne. In Romanics Alfred Miles Withers. In Fine Arts Georee W1I. "Ham Rowley. In History IMwIn Ter- rrnce Kelley. Lane W . Lancaster. In economics. Dwlght Gladstone John- I son. In Political Science-' Wilbur Ira Gooch. hi Philosophy Melvlu (Jilllson Rigg. In Psychology John Anthony, Morris Klmber. In Edu cation Millard Leslie Lower?, Douglas Wnples. In Chemistry Norman Jordan Brumbaugh, George Washington Birch, Jr. In Botany Irwin Boeshore. In Zoology Joseph Hall Bodine. Scholarships In Greek, Albert AVinslow Bar ker; in history, Chnrles Herb ner Ives ; in Mielology, Donald Ramsey loimg; in philosophy, illiam Rex Crawford ; in mathematics, Harry Mer- ' rill chimin ; in chemistry, Ernest Carl Wagner; in botany, Charles Homer1 Ayidt; In zoology, Edgar Josiah Brong; On the Hector Tindnle Foundation ,,'Fcllowsliip in physics, John Clarence . Karcner. On the John Frazer Foundation ' Fellowship in physics, Anton David , L'ddcn. On the Fanny Bloomfield Moore Poundatlon Fellowships: In English, Alice Mchin; in Germanics, Wilhcltna Charlotte Garvin. I On the Joseph M. Bennett Founda- tion Fellowshipj: In history, Amy Margaret Gilbert; in zoology, Man i Jardini1. ' On the Frances Sergeant Pepper Foundation Fellowship m astronomy, Leah Brown Allen. On the lrnms E. Bennett Memo rial Foundnti'iti Scholarship in Eng lish, Mnrgaret Ellinger. I'niversi.y Seholnrships Twenty eight I'r.iversity scholarships have also been awarded. Admnced Degrees doctor of Philosophy Mnrgucritc C,,hl Bnrtlett, hlstiir ; Witt Bowden, listorv: Iaura llaues t'aclwaliaocr, history; Kuiite Emil CaiKon, political science? Mitchell Carroll, zoology; Al lan Loraine Carter, Germanics; Asa Kjrus Christian, history; Mary Eli7a beth Collett, zoology: Francis Marion Dann, Latin; Emil Doernenburg, !er- .Inanics; Emily Foulkrod, Indo-Eu-.... . t n'..... Cropean plnlology; .iiargiirei ,.! Henderson, botany; trances ijniuicr Holsopple. psychology; Leicester Bo diiic Holland, history; Jeannctte Keim, nnl tienl M'lence: jonn cooper .' Mirnlinm Linford ' .Draiinm i.inim-u itnnlinll. Inirlih M.ei-, Latin; Alice Mary Russell, hot any; Wnyne Sensemg. mniuemaucs ; Henry A'ogel Shelley. Greek. Master of Arts William Cook Ash, education; Henry II. Bngger, l.ngusii ; William Harvey Barlow, sociology; Evangelyn Barsky. English; Paul Bar ton, English; llorencc A. jsroous, mineralogy ; Robert l.onnie isrown. SOCIO sociology ; Oscar Pierce Campbell, soci folocv: James II. Cauu. philosophy; ,," . r,, ,:!,. . v.,ln. .IOI1I1 J-llOIIlU 1 IIUU4U, BUl.lUHifcJ , ....i.w Franklin Dewling, sociology ; S. Rhoda Dubin, romanics; Margaret Ellinger, English; Jessie Redmon Fnuset, sociol ogy ; Jacob Moyer Fisher, education ; Ralph Dellnven Fisher, sociology ; Leon Lloyd Gardner, zoology ; Amy Margaret Gilbert, history; Emit Duncan Grizzell, education ; Foster Enrl Grossnickle, tiHchnlnv : Franklin Oscar Hartman. education ; Ruth Iminell, education ; Simeon Van Trump Jester, education; Joseph Franklin Jones, English; Gott lieb David Lindeninaier, sociology; Eleanor Shields Lungrcn, sociology; ophy ; Mary Elizabeth htewnrt, history Charles Eugene Tilton, sociology; Mor ris S. Viteles, psychology ; Miriam Frances AVhiteley, Latin. NAME CITIZENSHIP TEACHER Dr. Cleveland, Ex-U. P. Professor, to Instruct In Boston Dr. Frederick A Cleveland, former instructor in finance at the University of Pennsiluinia, has been appointed the 'first professor of I'nited Stntes Citizen- . . . w. . .. h.. ""'I' "' "mX0" "'"-orsity. Itie ap ! Tinintmenr wnit mnil( l,Ililfr llii rcnont endowment of George II. Maxwell, of Hoston, Mass Professor Cleveland, who was born in DcPnuw rniversity and a I'h. D. from the University of Chicago. After leaving the University of Pennsylvania, he be camo professor of finance in Xew York University School of Commerce. He was in charge of the staff appointed to in - j quire into the methods of business of i the United States Government in 1010 1 and chairman of President TaEt's rom-j mission on economy and efficiency, 1011-13. Later he wns connected with i. ..i trr - !... tt!j 3i. I inc Kcuviut Dittti ui i.iiu uunni otulfii Housing Corporation nnd of the United i Shipping oliard. 10c to 15c. Shade grown wrap per, sweet, mild, Havana Filler. FRING BROTHERS CO,, PhllatU. Diitr'ibutort EVEKINO PUBLIC COEDS IN PENN PARADE GRADUATING CLASS OF U. OF P. Following are the graduates who re ceived diplomas at the I'liiversity of Pennsylvania commencement today: iturlielor of tirtu (In arm ami science) llnlpn Oerhart Albwht Qulrlno rinrlque Austria Mllford Ilindlntr tarloa IlerKUiJo. Jr AMIIlam Herman Hnnkil IMwnrd .Vullev ll'radlfy. (. Chester c'hlanese, t lor H Tohen Trl'tr.im ( ofBn t'olkrt. iM, William Hex l'raliinl Ch..ri'8 r..lln Cun ningham William i:."ln 1)111 Frank I'er clI i:anK Harry t'ulimn Harry Merrill Miman Omar l'aneoast Onulln. Thomas l'hllii) Hovlland. John HrsKlne llanklna, Abraham Hlrsih. Olln llenrv Hoftman. AN btrt Jaer. llohert i:iunud KelKhton. Kob ert I, KIhk. (leorEC Ilran Knease (Jllbert .Toieph Krnus. Arthur I'laMon MrCarty, Harry Iludrl Marple. Jr . William Drlnkhouae JlllN-r Donald Cwan MontBomer. Wllber lrln Nestetter Hrnest I.aiiKKlorft Noon. David Garver I'aul, Charles )tusel Phil lips Otis Mnftnn TV.t!.-irrt l'hilln lrire. 5?"rit0 Hudlsill, Paul lijan Uenlimln Smith pnd.rson , (!harls (Jllbert .Sower Kdnnnl Whlto Steerison Ulmcr lfi Ktraub Hlchard Kalrlleid Warren. Ar thur Houtvwll Waters Merr Kreiner Weiss. Stanley Alletnan Wenuert. Itnbert Irvtnu White. Jnnathin Seltzer Wllfnrrt 1'rederlcls fcjdney Woll i;uah IJenJamln Wrlsht Itarhelor of srlenre (In arts nnd seler.ee 1 Wilson J.eon liodsh.tll James Aubre Mr Curdy, Joseph Heott TcnnepacKer, Cdwln Trederick Schaefer li.Khelor nf art (in tho rollepe course for tearhersl--nelen Malgerite Anctlucri Hdna l.fvinRston Rirbour Katherlno Elizabeth Itarten. Celinda Ruth Chepseman. Hebcrra Tatton r.lllott. OUr Wondell Klsbree Wesley Mentzer C.ei-t Mary Camlllo Qlowackl, Lauru Marv Helslor. Dorothy Mil lious. MarKaret M Patchcl. Alfred O'orge ltolertson Frances Arcadia St. John Nora llelle Carter Thnmpron. Jennie Elizabeth Tobln, Delphino Eva Warmser. Il.irltrlor of veleme (In the collepe courses for teachers) William Robinson Hamilton, H-irry Klein lloth lljrhflor nf erlenep (In l.lolotfy) Hnea OIIn Imker. Elizabeth IrvlnB Chri-tlan. Clara Marie rinnlnn Edna B Eelnbach. Katherlne Anna Williams ll.icheli.r f muslr Klsio M Ilertfe der. Sister M I'atrona IlrQy, S S. J . Sister M Keitlna Wltzel, S S. J . Hlster St l'hllo mene Hanley. s ,s J Sister St. Rose Tom llnson. H S J Sister St S-tephen o'Donnell, S S J sister M Thomaslna Richmond, H S J and Laura Wenncr. Ioctor of medicine 1' rands Heed Adl'r Wllmer laid Abrams. Walter liesesne Anders Uouiand Wilson Hachman. Kenneth Herbert llilley En'lk'ii Christopher Ilalrh Ralph Eentcr Harrett Elmer Henry Hausch Joseph Ellsworth Hcldeman. Ralph Emersun Hell. Ju'n.'s llallard Herse, Joseph 1'hlllp llesser Walter James Illackburn. Emmett Daniel Iluiz, jd Arthur Alfred Hobb Harry Abrihim Bosaev Roma IloBrann Samuel riold Hiuclur Stuart Broadwell, Jr Need ham Rrant HrouKhton. Verno Gerard Ilur den Kob'rt Enim.tt Hums, James llurrow. Edward Hastlnui Cumpbell, Joseph Aloysim c ,rr Roscoe i)al Clark, John Burke Com Icirt William Bell Cook. Clarence Allen ( up land Harry Gladstone Coulter Nejm Mm Abu Iiachlr, Herbert Joseph Darm stadter l.uis Manuel Dellayle, John DeWItt letme Prands Henry Eaton, Camllle Jo seph 1'lotte Jr , Ellrabelh Woolston Tord William Rodffer Gllmour, Claude Girardeau i.hzile'tn cilcnn, rrancls Clark ur.nnt aiv- lltnn, Edwin (Jail Hamilton, Orahnm Harden Francis Alfred Hare, Herbert Jleld Haw thorne Alfred Leon Heck, Clinton Pinion Herrmin, I.altue Mera Holfman Willis Al fred Hnuck mils Herndon Hudson, James Robin Irwin. Walter rjt7uerald Jerruk, Charles Louis Johnston, Florence Horothy Johnston, Alden Rllss Jones, tdward ivjham Kerper, Ammon George Kershner, Robert Francis Kile. Merrill Jenks Kin. Robert Jacob Klein. tJeorpe Henry Kohlbraker Karl KnrnMum, Louis Martin Krldel Renjamin Leff Don Otate Lew, Kuanc Hsun Li. Rich ard Keshntr iKtewon. Arthur M. McCarthy Joseph Aloslua McNeils. Edwin Roland Mc. N'utt Iorne Taylor MacDougall Arthur Hnr ton Mann Harry Masters. Roy Colonel Mitchell Harry Milton Mlttleman, Arthur Mackenzie Moll. John Knox Mussrae. Je tome Nast. Carl Jeremiah Newhart, John William Noble. Archie OrensteJn Ixiuii Smith Parsons. Ralph Cooper I'endleton Mat thw White Perry. Henry March Pfeiffer Carl Leonard Pierson, Albert William PUott Carlos Alclblades de la Puente, James Joseph Hellly. Eeljn Amanda Rider, Milton Mau rice Rosenberir, Thomap Joseph Rvan Sim u el Rutherford Sawjer Harle Rrnoks Sehlier, John Mooro fichmoele, John Porter Scott. John Hrooks hill, John Harvey Skalem William Rane Stanford, Michael Anerlo Steffln Alexander Stewart Henry Carlos Stranqulst. Euceno Slfax Subtc. Hunter Mc (lulr H wen rev, David Thorms Tavlop Jr Herbert William Taj lor. John Goodwin Taylor, Kempton Potter Aiken Tajlor Sam uel Paul Taylor. William Qrlmsley Taylor James Monroe Thnrinffton Autrustine Charles Trapold, Jr , Charles Upham, Kay Ronner BmmmraaaoB SUNDAY ROUTINGS FROM MARKET STRIET WHAnr EVERY SUNDAY Atlantic City Wlldwood Anslesea Ocean City Sea Isle City Stone Harbor Avalon Corsons Inlet Aneleata tnd Wlldwood 7.20U AU.nllo city, Ocein City and other rraorl 7.304i Flaherro&n'i Train Angleaea and Wlldwood ... 0 8V ICT'llttllr Kxeuralona begin June 2A to ull uhoie rei.ort. eicept Oreun Cltr. to which Kxrumloni vu run hunihir. onlr. Unity KxrurwIonH to Comona Inlet itean rfiinn sit. $1.50 Pin. Btach. Oean Gt. Barn.aat PUr, Sild. Park, La. lUtla, Mantoloklnr. war Tax 12 cents additional $1.75 War Tax M rents addttlonal uay llcaa. Atbury Park. Octtn Grova. Loni Branch, Balmar. Saa Girt. Sprln. Laka Market tureet Whirl 7.2U FROM BROAD STREET STATION $2-so totad Tn l War Tax 20 euta additional Sunday, Juna 29 Dtoad Bt. 7.40U: WmI Phlla. 7.44; NortbVnlU. 7.34 Tlie rliht la reaenred to Umlt the aai. o( tiekeu, tor tneaa exourslonj. to Ul. capacity ol equipment arallable. $-1.25 H Round H Wulu ma (UKtll LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JUKE 19, 1919 Urban. Adrlnn Walter Vocpelln. James Jam ison Way&ood, ( harlei McDuffy Wilder. Henry Ward Williams, Robert Gladstone Wilson nnd Carl Edwald Zellmer. IhMfor of public loclrne Maud I.ee Etherldfte. Ilarhrlor of Inns William Eoc't For, Dudley Ahe (llherson. Oron James Graham. Joseph Hill rirubh Iiac Huslk, Ernest Ruhe Kelter, I.lnus Arthur KelU, William 1 rancls I,ane, Alfred J Baker Lewis, Ed wards P Eelper. Jr . O. oree I'hllllps Orlady. Larl Victor Schantz. Hirsch Wolfe Stalben. Iturhelor of seleuce in an III tn tare Ger ald Alvln' Anderton Hirry Georjre Antenen, Eucen Walton Ileacham. AIMn Chester Bleber Lewis Daniel cook. Stewart Henry Gordon, Eugene Ernncls Griffith, John Crais .lannej Ilnrnnl Madison Klalsz. Wil liam Henry LlUnirston. George AVharton Tepper, Jr . John I'litt Roberts. James Kel lum Smith, Renato Charles Thierry Edgar Plnhelro Vianna Il.ii helor f srloncr In chemistry Horace Richard Blank, George William Hausmann, Charles Lamport, Mcjer Schimselewitz. Ed win Yeakle Wolford. Itai helor of t-rience In rlirmlriil ensrineer lug Leo James Hine lMillIn James Berrj. .Nelson Alexander Chestnutt. Jr., Alfred Douty, Woolf Goldberg. I Samuel Goldman, Arthur JCenneth Graham Harry Morrison Hancock, David Sidney Joffe. Slg mund Ousta Ketterer. Aubrey Westlake Mlchener. John Cecil Rhodes, Frank Adolph Sadker. Bachelor of science In fMI enclneerlne; Jesse Bertolet Bechtel, Ch tries Radford Berry, Chnrles Augustln Coulomb. Jr.. James Alexander Drake. Charles Masson Fessler. Marcus Ene. jr, Francis Leon Gailoway. Max Goldberc. Trancla Corbln Gosewisrh. Hunter Arundell Hammlll, Ray- iiniuu i.uHiirn jit".s, viuiam i.,nn Irwin .-lainey josepn jvnpa, steward MnlneH Inhn HnlcU 1 1M... nu i.Al Tohlln, David Waxman. Frank Herbert ' Wharton. James Henry Wolfe, Jr., Mtler ..iitiiiei lainiii Bachelor of selenee In electrical engineer ing Thomas Henry Barkir. M Ablahnm Louis Charnv John Trancls Day, Jamek Staughton Erlchson 3d. David Cllnns, Brentford Roderlc Mnckey. Weaver I)per M'arston Roman H.ihl Maor. Andres Reyes Noyola, Benjamin Elliott Moore Skerrett, Jr.. David Comjns Spooner, Jr Bachelor of science In mechanical engineering -nseph Herman Abrams. Enri Cannon, James Frank Cox George Wash ington Flounders, Jr., George Dashlell Towle. Roy Schofleld Lyster. Clayton lie Michael. John William Henry Jfencke, Frank William Miller, Jr.. Joseph Morgan, Jr George Howard Neuber, Merton Edwin Partridge, Frederic Emlen Taul, Philip Doerr Recti, George Elmer Waner, Jr. Civil engineer-David Tine Walter Ed ward Rosengarten Doctor of dental surgeo Percv Henrv Ace. Charles Kendrlck Adams, Raymond Adams. Curl Clark Aldrlch. Stuart Emerson Alford, Horace Edward Alleman, Herman Alofsln, Salvatorc c.italdo Andaloro, Lillian Sophia Anderson, Rollins Hudson Anderson, Walter Joseph Anderson Paul Wilson Ang stadt. E.irle Savvjer Arnold, Edward Ralph Aston, Adams Bailey Herbert I.eon Baker, Morris Ballstocky, George Dudley Ball, Charles Andrew Bard,r. George Earl Barker, John William Barron John Dator Ileattle, Sarnufl Walter Heck, Harold Wharton Black, U - art. JMnmcl Thomas Italian Muirlm i'av I i limn i nomas Koust. I'hirles Anthony Bo- lowmin Allan Olbson lirmllp. I'hnpU. oa. Iy llrown. Anna Imlfo .Mnjfr Hruenn, Wal ler Uilward Buckley Fountain Hurlew. Hen uiinln Mi tz Hujer, Jr John Vincent Cahlll. Jnmi'3 Marlln f.'ali1uell, (Icrald William Cal l.ihan. William Jamei Cnnt. James Shaw Cattnuach, Charlen Arnold Clapper, Albert Krancls Clark, Arthur lirey Clarke, Francle Joseph Clan. Herbert Kurtz Cooper, John llooth Cooptr, AnifPlo Joseph Corlto, Auun tlno l.thelbert CroU Edward Anthony Cro. nnuer, James Alexnndfr Crosier, Karln Mar tin f ryalor, Willis Nelson Cummlngs, Alejnn dro Dalpcclo, Itobert Tress Daey, Isaac Ed mond Davles, Lawrence Rosa Davln. Kolly Alexis Davis. James Bernard Chnrles' Dele nanty. Magnus Jepson IXneson, Joseph Cor nelius Donnelly, John Arnold Donovan, Adel tiert llitun Dusinbtrre. Edln Allen Ed munds, Illchard Maurice EKn. Henry Hld ney Elehmey. Ellsworth Jay Klderkln. Mlltnn Clarkson I.lghtncr Ellis. Qeorire Aegldlus l.nglert. Jr . I.eo Epstein. John Clifford I.wna, Chariot Herr.ard Tarrell, Joseph James 1 erguion, Terdenrle Joseph Fischer, Harold Fischer nernnrd Joseph Ford. Mer rllt Leon rordham, l'aul Jacob Fretdman. Ernest Dale Friday, Hobert Friedman. Jacob Jack Frledmann. I-a Joseph Onllagher, Samuel Jlertpn Oerstner. Frank Hamer 5:f,ML'' I?lt0'J Of,riw ailbert. Itobert Ewlna: f.lllle, Jacob Oolnnn Ilalness Alvoy Qold blatt. James Ednnnl Ooldfleld Chester Abra. horn Oood, David Joseph Ooodfrlends, Irving Isadoro poodman. Harold Cram Grant, Georee weslphal Gray. Harlan Bailey Qree- Next Time Buy Tlm.ToRtlrTf iBr.ruk BIG TIRES EXCESS MILEAGE N .)' on. Lemuel tVoolward Itlgilns. Trfnnn Moort H'FTt fi""r'n Russell Ill, fyd Romayne Hslsht, Hollls Henry Ilsmmond, Asron Is dore Handler, .Courtney Sinclair Harris. Irv. ini."',m"nn Harris. Trederlc Austin Hatch, alter Creed Harmond, Archibald Ballln tyne Henderson, Itoward Cortlandt Hender !!'.n'..,''Lmu,'l.Woo,wl,rd Hlgalns, Lenon Moore HI dltfh, Albert Waller Hlller, Henry Car lisle Hlnchman. Jr.. Harold Ksser illnter !t".r' ! Munaer Horrmsn. Augustus naoon Holt, Samuel Horwlti. William Oenrge iiouKnion, v reoericK vviuiam liummei, Hor ace Cook Hutchison, Kenneth Robert Iveney, Thomas Henry Ivory, Mamie Jackson, Sam. uel Henrv Jagust. William Evans James. William Henry Jenkins. Edward Joseph Jen nlng. Horace Edgar Jones, Newell Thorns s Judge, Richard Robinson Keator. Edgar Kehler. Milton Mendel Kessler, George Lewis Kllbourn Joe Wheeler Kitten. Russell Vin cent Kilmer. Kdward Carlisle Klnr, Harry George Klrrstetter. Gerald Thomas Knlaht, Bvvlng Mears Douglaa Knenlg, Dominie Vin cent ti Cava, Ororge Moore Lance, Jacob Ijinge. Tal Chi I.au, Guy Schubert Lereh, tsadore Marcus I.leberman. Sibley Little, Carl Axel Rajmond Lofgren, Robert Paui Ixiwery, Anthony Lulsl, John Faber McKer. nan, Ptuart Hamlin Maglauehlln. Jean Ilahon Mallck, William Augustus Mannlnx, Norman Iroy May. Walter Charles May, William Watson May James Raymond Mercer, Ar thur George Mlethke, Hermsn Mlnlz. Jnsenh Maxwell Mitchell. Pem Theophllus Mnhn, Joseph Anthonv Mooney, Jamea Harold Mor ris. Maurice Mosknwlt Francis Peter Mot renhjeker, I.aura May Moyer. Theodore Rose Murdock Charles Shannon Murphv Marie Smith Murray, Eugene Warren Newman. Arthur Newmark. James Neylon, El'sabeth Nordenteft, Leo John O'lioyle. Thomas Francis O'Movle, Frederick Harrison O'Con r.or', "'XV'.I Thomas O'Nell, Tdmond JJ.r,J S'11, TJualnV., .I-ouls raduls, Walter ridwe. John Wesley Parker. Jr , fh-irles Heston ration. John Donald Tie hies. Joseph Alexander Terln. Jr., Bernard Perlmati Ernert Werner Peterson.-George Henry Proper. Ra-mond Ernest Putnev. Jo seph Martin Pyle. Charlea Wilson Rlggall, Jr . Joseph nivkln, Charles Welssert Roll, Samuel Ronkln. Russell Owen Rslmon. Mil ton Salomon. Clayton Harry Samuels. Oer son Scheps, Waller Christian Schleede Ben i" ,,n JLcnnM'''X' "aymond William Tobias Scull. Charles George Selbert. Walter Joseph Rhea, Antonio Pllva, Leo Reuben Silverman, m,"nc,i.,J,'!.'FnT r' flmansen, Mark John ft,., a2S? J" ,0c2rKr.Allcn Smith. Victor l?A.?""nl:Ji" Snldmn. Samuel Tester H.n5nn.rV nuyn . Sp,r.".Wn- Andrew Mackle Stannard, Earl Will am Stout. George n'.rv"ba'r?s s,"mu''' Tranels Sul van John )S?n,T,nyla ,neB'"l'l Thome TaMor. E'tP."' T?srIor- nonald Llovd Thompl Towev-0UM.?rn.,t T,m"Vl'-n. ""h Ignitus vssMs" T,,nnT1UrJ""! I'4,,r I'hllllps Tre vffi,v v".n. rchalus Turrentlne. Dallas McIIenry nn Horn. Edwin Glazier Van t.iTvVxt. nhr A1"V'us Vlverltn. Clifford Avorv v?&Ja"ZZh ,L0U" Wachtir. Milton wi-n.,nrnbcr5,.2or.''on.. Waterhotise. Marcv JJeln.teln. Wllbert Westott, ,Ir Herbert V,"n nTA xy,h,,m,lr,,ll- 0,"r William,. Er mJW'ffil Jrhn """ Wilson. Wll ';,m. ""cr Wlnslow. Oordn Richmond Vv Inter. Sidney David Wolff, Edgar Stayer Tim minT"nnh"y T?"". T'""' Tcwflclt Toua- Itlm and John Frederick Zabel Jr. Iliehelor of science In rrnnnitcp, Pt.it ?L..5,t A Iwl,n J- .Baum William K Heard, Jr., Paul C. A. Beln. Inland P ""! Charles R rtram.Y. DsTid H Il?5ndl. rhir? i,nC'lm,I?,,'" "Tnrd c farnphell Chlntal Chow. Harry Cohen. Max Coon-r Thomas A. Cunnlmrham. John E Deve- Wl. Mam n Dovrne. Emanuel Drevfuss. Dslton rt Fnloon, W lllam C. Fisher. Joseph R. rilgman. Ixiuls Flomenhoft. Svlvan F. Friedman. John TV natlA,. tv, n i. William H. Gottlieb. Abraham Oreensnan Harry P, Hafele, Ssmuel Ifalbert, William W Hammond. Samuel R. Harrell. Edward W. Hartung, Valentine Hattemer. Royal F. Herdeg Sylvan II. Hirsch. Wlllard n. .r.fl irey,-i William J. Kam. AloJiu, p. Kan- torskl. OSCar A. Ivennertv tn.i.h e. rrt Milton E Kile. Io Knhn. Roland T Kramer, Max G. Tnhr, Krlnnrd H. Indls lon IniikarJrt. Arthur H Lnutcrbarh. Mi. ln I,. I.evl. William A Ivlrk. Irwin Jpde Tvv. Oscar K. IJRht, Elmer E Little. William r. Iynestrpet Iroy W McOrath .Tohn Is. Ma lone, Rdwanl IC Mannhlp WIN llam E. Mather Winfrey P Meredith, Julius Neumann WlllUm P. Osmr. Charles C Tarlln. William II. Tatten, William r re-ar-pon. Crll F Pensolann Orvllle o Powell Paul Rainier, Emmett W Ranhbrldire Jes ter M Rouse, lister R Sandahl, Harry M Patz. I-uther II. Selbert, Harold Shevltz' HenJamln M, Simpson. 2d. Rj ron W. Rmlth Philip A. 8obel, Eutrenp J SMncr, Mlltnn Samuel fltetner, lister A, Strasser La Fayettft A, Tremblay, John C Twlnam Charles S. Van'OInkM, John R. Walthour' Oeorge S Webster, Jr., Edward A. Well Clair Ij. Wtlrox. Marvin C. Wllaon. Robert Cuahman Wlnslow Arthur Wlrtschafter Shun-Daw Wonp. Walter Zwelfler. ' An of rlnaH of 1DI8 leorcp j4, Ariheln Carl W. Andrews, John II. RAllInfrer. Harold J Uarrlcklow, Georse h Rllss, Thomas O Rradley, Joseph O Carpenter. Herbert j" ales. John T. Dj-ke. lMlnr M. Tnuvre' John II. Frederick. Georee fi. Goldstlen' John Pu Puy Graham. Rernard Groblewskl Irfslle B. Grove, Harry D Outhrle. Samuel Z. Hall, Samuel M. R. Harvey, Albert 1 Hoiklna, Gerald L. Ilulskamp. Thomas o' Hunter, Thomas J. Johnston, Harry j" I.oman. Robert H. Lugfr. Samuel M Mc Clure, Stanley McCurdy. Robert R. Mltrhelt Thomas Munroe, J. E. Peck, Edward J Riley, George V. Rumase. Fajtan H. Slmon- ton. George W waiton, uooert I. Watklns. Ci18!?." " "ehmar.n William H. Welmer. 3d. Herman West Doctor of trtwlnarr meiilrlne Rnawell Patterftm Ralenttne, Harry Edward Hleter John Clarencn Corl. Itarhelor c-f wlerwn In educntlon Helena Katharine Amend. Edith Dorothy Anderson, Helen Da vault Armor. Manraret Garwood Ashbrook. Helen Cheyney Ralley, Fanny Fox Raum, Helen Meyer Raum. Mary Isabella Reck. Jessie Helen nickel. Helen Rlrch Marg-aret Amelia Uoytr, Edna Grace Camp bell. Aumjsta Cohen, Anna H. Corson, Ruth Randv Cotton Heren Elizabeth Crass. Allco Mary Cnilce, Hilda Dlreson. Marv E. Prum. mond. Hortene Ermann, Florence Monica Fallon, Marie Patricia Farrell. Elsie Fischer, Martruerlte Pearl Fisher. Florence Augusta Fromm. Emma Hone Qabel. Catharine Johnson Gage Martuerlte Edna Oillnwav. Gertrude A Golden, Ida May Hart, Doro- ' thy May Harwood. Florence May Henry. I Florence Louisa Heubach. Ida Charlotte I Hnlzbaur. Mabel Entella Hublnrd Edna ' Rrodhead Ivlson Nellie Wheeler Jackson A $10,000 'iLiVN PT ICMT - f V "! (ZlJU Pearls, seeing both necklaces before her, said: Well, the resemblance is remarkable, but this is mine! Then she picked up ours! TEC 398 Fifth Avenue, New York CHARLES J. MAXWELL &. CO. Sole Philadelphia Agent Walnut St. at 16th St. F1SK CORD TIRES NON-SKID 32x4 35x5 Other i.. . y Margaret Kauffman. Alfred Ellla Kloster rnsn. Andrew William Kolb, Rachel Caro line Laujthlln, Rebecca Elizabeth Lcamlmr Hara Guest Llirrett, Ioulsa Llllo, Jessla Thomson McCulloch, Marlon McMaster, Kle anore Marie Theresa McSorley. Lenorn Mar tin, Anna Munzer, James Moore NeUon, Annie Lhurle Newbold. Dorothy Noe, Rheva liUEetta ott. Dorothy IWmsey. Manilla Uelle Rosenthal, Harold Monran Ruth, Jr. Mar- 5 In William Schoenberar, Henry Hchwarts, lelen Van Loon Bhallcrcss, Jean Rrowne Shoe. Gertrude Sholdlce, Florence Shuft Small, Clara Void, Reatrlce Eletha Voor ees, Ieslle Dorla Wilcox. Anne Kathryn Wojcan, Grace May Worcester. Music Marie Caroline Frlederlcke Leh muth. Hlatsr Mary Anthony, S, S. J.; Sister M. Consul!, 8. H, J.l Sister Matrdafone de Pazzl, H. 8 J.: Marguerite. Strehle. Ann M. Thompson, Clarice Ruth Wilson and Ellen Stout Wilson. Archlte-rtitrf -'William Paul Derlckaon and Charles Joseph Mitchell. Evening Hrhool Kmlle Atbrecht, Georto Albert Ralley. Rudolph Henry Ranks, Mor ris Ratzer John Russell Rellerjeau, Louis J. Rraltman, t Wllmer Rrantlnitham, Joseph Xavler Ilrcnnan, James Aloyilus Carlln, Simeon Preston Collins, Jr., Francis S. Deltn f'laronce David Fassett, Norman Charles Flnnlnircr, William J. Fltzpatrlck, Jr., Georite Wlllard Frame, Stanley Gred leln, Thomas Edwin Hamilton. Albert Jo seph Hettinger, Frank L. Hlrschbeln, Ro land L. Howe, Leon A. Kahn, Albert J, Laehner, Nathan Levant, Alexander Levy, Abo Lobel John Raymond Lynch, Walter A. Magulre, Herman Margies, Fen ton. Hlller Maxwell, Albert M. Moss. Christian Neu, Walter T, Pharo. Samuel Puis. Gorwood Wilson Rand. Fred Perley Richardson, Law ton W. R-ohblns John Carl Ryder. Christian F. Sandbeck, Isaac J. Hcheckter. Herman K. Hchnaebele, Jr., Charlea Joseph Schrank, Joseph Seltzer, Herbert Alexander Slegener, Hernran Hllver, Charles Homer Steel, Abra ham Louis stoumen, Ralph Wesley Ware and George A, DIehl, PIERSON PORTRAIT PRESENTED TO PENN Provost Smith Accepts Painting of Professor Who Died in War Ward ricrson, lnw.vr-r nntl profcsior at the i7nIversltyof Pcnnsylvntiia be fore he nriRvverctl the country's cnll and envo his life in France, was lionorcd today nt I'cnn's commenepment encrciscs by the presentation of Ms portrait to the University. The portrait of Major TicrsonX was the gift of the Wharton Association, Lieutenant Orson J. Graham, of the 31Gth Infantry, making the speech of presentation. Another portrait presented to the University was that of Professor Edgar Jlarbiirp, late director of the Engineer ing School. U. E. Elilers made this presentation on behalf of the engineering school alumni. Provost Smith accepted both portraits in the following words: "The Uni versity is indeed proud nnd glad to receive these beautiful portraits re minders of loyal and devoted teachers who gloried in their profession and gave themselves without hope of fee or re ward to those who followed their in struction. May I ask that you convey to the graciftus donors the acceptance of their gift by the trustees of the Uni versity, accompanied with sincere thanks." GETS FREE RIDE; IS HURT Boy Falls From Truck Has Concus sion of Brain A free ride obtained today by fifteen-year-old David Goldberg, of the Jewish Foster Home, brought him serious in jury. The boy asked Joseph Uoone, who was driving a motortruck, to give him a ride. Uoone obliged. The youngster fell off the truck directly in front of the Jewish Hospital, when the vehicle came to n sudden stop. The boy was taken into the hospital. It wns found that lie received concussion of the brain. Uoone surrendered to the police. MITCHELL 1917, 5-passcnger touring; newly refinished; excellent condition: SGOO. LEXINGTON MOTOR CO. OF PENNA. 851 N. Broad Street J Mistake - .U 1 I L A 10 Rue de la Paix, Paris TREAD $46.85 $69.15 Sizes in Proportion fc.-"""- " s i Provost Says Men Should Ro- gard It as Duty and Honor to Fight Under Justice Banner SPEAKS TO GRADUATES Provost Smith, delivering his charRc ,todny to the graduating class of. the University of Pennsylvania, emphasized the proud record of Pcnu's sons In the war. He called on the graduates, who took their places today in the world of nction, to "regard it as your duty nnd glory to be enlisted under the banner of justice, tolerance, righteousness and humanity." The Provost in part said: "You know of the honors to which literary merit nnd adherence to lofty principles elevated those who preceded you in yoilr university career, nnd you are not insensible of the fact that of nil the glory reflected on the University that is the most solid nnd comforting which has come from its own students. Soon you will hnve the opportunity of doing honor to jour education. Permit us to promise ourselves thnt you will ever regnrd it your duty nnd glory to be enlisted under the banner of justice, tolerance, righteousness nnd humnnlty, nnd to follow their cxnltcd call. "Whatever stntion of life you may occupy, never forget your obligations to the University, which will ti avail, ns it were, in pain for you, till you appear on the theatre of action with dignity; nnd will expect to find its own children nt lenst among the number of its de voted nnd loyal friends. "I wish you every felicity nnd bid you Godspeed!" 1ULLLUH wv J. it ''Kr-4; COLLEGE'S WAR WORK LAUDEO BY SffllTH Sensational Values Now in This $4, $5 & $6 Georgettes, Crepes de Chine, Organdies & Voiles 1065 Tnere ii a tremendous assortment of smart, new $4 lo $6 Blouses at this low price of $2.CS. They're new, rich superb, and in every size and every model. Special for Hundred have attended thit rate uinee We started it Monday. Never have Phila. women been given a greater money-saving opportunity. Realize that as Philc.'s leading blouse shop, these models are correct in every detail. All the finest midsummer styles are included. It's n opportunity you can't afford to miss. Come today, tomorrow or Saturday for full choice, and besides the selection at $2.65 you'll find All $7, $8, $9, $10 and $11 Blouses at $3.65, $4.65 & $5.65! fl&Ql TON 1502 Zs Shop Chestnut St. Where You Save $2 to $S .niriiiiiuiii luimmimininimiiHiiiiiiiii The Greatest Shoe Opportunity since 1914! Stop! Look at the "high price" tags in ground floor shop windows already. They indi cate what you'll pay in the future. Be prepared! Shoes Worth That Will Cost Are Here While X ''Xx TX vv fJfV. .v s. aj VM,i' V Priced at $ J1 $Pf $ Unlimited choic. of Tan VMaifc, T M IT and DIack Cordovan Call, aaaaWSaV Mm .arv KoKo Calf, Mahorany Calf, H MM fJ White Duck, Drown or M HI MW STskT Dlack Shell Cordovan Shot W. Wf Qd &&r Cuetom.DulIt In 200 a. kaa7 IBB cluilva atylea and patternaunequaled in America nera now at a aavlnr ot ?3 to 5. Hut RpttBPnifi.iirWo would have to nay 52 AJUl.mi.CAIlECllllUC;Jl to $4 the pair more to dup licate these shoes at wholesale today. Only our present stock stands between you and the high prices others are charging now the fabulous prices you will have to pay later. Face the facts buy all you can before they're gone! For your own protection Save $3 to $5 While Yon Can Only New Deliveries From Our Factories Enable Us to Continue These Prices 10 Days More! Pro tect Yourself. Get These Phenomenal 'Values Here THIS WEEK But at Latest Next Weekt R oval Boot Shops At BOTH of the IWVAL SHOPS. Open Every Evening-, f V" REDS APPEAL TO FRENCH' ,, "Depend Upon Defenders of Com. ! mune," Says Hungarian Plea . oAtTa, June 10. (Hy A. P.) A i natlonnl congress of Hungarian Soviets, presided over by Ilela Kun, has ap. pealed to the French proletariat to aid Hungary nnd Ilussin in their revolution ( for liberty, nccordlng to n Prague dis patch received here. "We must depend upon the defend ers of the former French coinmuno to assist us against the capitalists and imperialists," tho appeal concludes. "Karls" JLennis JtwE Shoes are mnuV nf cxtrn fine nnd utrnnff duck and ore Until nlth notefn tn mutch. In either purr whjte or hnlT. Ills Mr rec ommended for outdoor uport. ChHdren's, $1.25-$1.75 Men's, $1.50-$2.50 Women's, $1.50-$2.25 18c Garden Hose, ,&, 12c ft. $4.00 Linecn Duster, $1.50 $15.00 Raincoats, $10.00 "IF Irs RUBBER WK BAT IT 820 Chestnut i -Wholesale and Retail. UHi'i'i iiiiiii iinum mi i We've been preparing for montlii for ttit event, and the Blottiei repreientct! at ihtie laje pricet are brfar the jreateit values you ever taw. Thursday, Friday and Saturday AT 15th STREET Never since the war began has the cost of making shoes ad vanced as rapidly as in the past year. Leather scarcity is be coming more 'acute every day Authorities predict you'll pay twice as much for shoes next year. But in spite of these phe- nomenal conditions you get LAST YEAR'Sl PRICES WHOLESALE, VALUES HERE TO. DA 1 , because $100,000 contract made before the 1 820 Chestnut St. j iL,Wholesalc and Rctail .! aW i minify- OUTK.'J.X was huge' recent advances, That Means while they last 8 to 12 Today1 12 to $18 LATER Our Stock Lasts In wear and appearance the beat shoea' tm VJ iel i All $ 'Y1 K 0. 1 Pennsylvania R. R. For Sale by Dealers Mu:nfst3rn nic w. uor. i3tn & raarKet St. basement,, 3134 Market St .... .:--,-' k.- iM?fiS3!S!ap.-?.slFio- i )& ;?? j ' mv MM tltoV ' ".Jjs '&' $A & r.-f . Tj( ,2.tAwLj&A M Jf. y,m 'X&K t'- - -- amamama . WMMMHOM
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