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EVENING PUBLIC OGEDGER PHILABBLPHIA; WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 19211
TO GRADUATE
IT STATE COLLEGE
Fifty-two Women in Largest
r Cias3 in History of
Institution
WAR HONOR FOR 135 MEN
State College, Vn., Juno S. In the
largest clans ever to bo graduated from
Pennsylvania State Collcsc, Pliilnilet
phla County will be represented by tlilr-tjr-tbroe
students who have completeil
tho four-year courses. The coinmuice
mont week activities will fctirt on l'ri
day evening nnd continue until nfter
tho graduation exercises on next Tues
day morning. The senior class totnls
454, and of this number fifty-two nre
women. Degrees granted nt mid-year
exercises with tho new list runkc n total
of B30 to bo grnnted this yc.ir.
College certificate's for war tcrvicc
will bo given to 133 men in the gradu
ating class. This cuitom wnn started In
1010, and every graduate who served in
the wnr has received this citation,
which is signed by tho president of the
college.
Dedication ceremonies nt the "Old
Villow" in honor of a new tree planted
recently to carry on campus traditions
will mark the opening of the alumni
day program Saturday morning. At
least COO graduates arc expected to re
turn for reunion day. Tho nnnunl
nlumnl busines meeting will be held
Saturday morning, track events and
baseball with tho I'nivorsity of Pitt
burgh following in tho afternoon. The
nlumni will hold a reception to Presi
dent and Mrs. John M. Thomas in the
evening.
The baccalaureate rermon will be de
livered by President Thomas next Sun
day morning, nnd lie will also give the
commencement address. Class day will
lie observed by the graduate on Mon
day. The following students from Philadel
phia nre among thoso who will receive
diplomas: ,. ,
Frederick 11. Anderson, civil engineer
liio. Wllllom It. 11. Andrews, chcinlcnl
agriculture: David 1J. Pnlrd, mining
engineering; Kmmet J. lJnncy. dnlry
husbandry : Albert M. linker, industrial
engineering: Clifford 13. Iloavan, me
chanical engineering : George D. llrnokt,
education nnd pscholozy: Miss Hhodn
I(. Crawford, modem languages: John
C. Dunegan, botany; Samuel Freed
man. electrical engineering: Prank W.
(Hading, chemistry; Clinrles K. Orac
her, mining geology; Joshua Israel, In
dustrial chemistry; John 11. Kirkpat
rick, forestry : Nelson It. Korb, indus
trial engineering.
George V'. McCool, ngronomy: I'lmer
Motlner. Industrial pngiueering; Thorn
ley II, Milllgiin, civil engineering; Kd
iurd II. Moore, dairy husbandry; Miss
Annn K. Morgan, agricultural educa
tion: Harold M. Parent, mechanlcnl en
gineering; Anthony V. Pickard. chem
ical agriculture; Charles It. Pollock,
metallurgy; I.otils A. Potter, chemical
agriculture: George YV. Illchards, in
dustrial chemistry; Max Iliebenack,
.'Id, chemical agriculture; Walter 13.
Segl. iiuvlinnicni engineering; William
MncD. Shurp, animal husbandry; John
It. Skeen, cheniical agriculture; Theo
dore G. Smith, animal husbandry; Jo
sipli I. Stubbs, nnlmnl husbandry; Mil
ton J. (lemberling, Wlssahickon, me
chanical engineering, and Prcd T. Van
Mint, roxctiatc, civil engineering.
HITCHCOCK URGESLEAGUE
Need of Body Seen In Present De
pression, Says Senator
Durham, N. C, June 8. (Ily A.
P.) Present international nnd iln-
mestic depression of commerce und in
dustry is demonstrating the pressing
nevcsMiy oi u iciikiu i niuions, tjen
ator Hitchcock, of Nebraska, declared
today in nn address at the commence
ment of Tiinity College Referring to
the "staggering nnd unbalanced na
tional budgets of both the conquerors
and the vanquished in the late war,"
he said the United States was "setting
a wretched example for nations of the
world," particularly by present mili
tary appropriations.
ON
M Y
MILITIA
Millionaire) Sportsman, Now
Brigadier General, Deplores
Factional Strife
SEA GIRT CAMP IS OPENED
Special nhrntch to Evening Public Lctiarr
Camp Edwards, Sen Girt, June S.
Ppon assuming command of the Na
tional Guard camp of Instruction, which
opened hero yesterday, Hrlgndler Gen
eral Howard S. Ilordon, millionaire
sportsman, whose appointment was bit
terly contested In the ranks of tho New
Jersey military organization, declared
for n truce and tho Immediate applica
tion of the warring factions to the task
of perfecting tbo State's lighting ma
chinery. '
General Ilorden discussed the fight
which wns waged against him by offi
cers of tho Third Now Jersey Infantry,
the South Jersey regiment, whose for
mer service officers objected to the nam
ing of a rlvlllnn in preference to a vet
eran of the World AVnr. The general
declared that so far as ho was concerned
the whole light Was n closed book.
Preliminary instruction nnd organi
zation having been completed yesterday
afternoon, the S00 officers nnd men
who are here for n week training, got
down to the hard grind today.
Genernl Ilorden, In nssuming com
mand, named his administrative and,
tactlrnl staff as follows: Executive of
ficer, Major Clyde K, Winterlon; ad
jutant. Cnptnin Frederick S. Taggart;
assistant adjutant, Lieutenant George
W. Newton ; qunrtermnster, Captain
Harrison Cook; assistant quarter
master, Lieutenant George F. Fleming;
inspector. Major Eugene Geddcs: in
structor in guard duty, Major Joseph
S. Norton, nnd Camp Surgeon, Captain
Jnmes W. Hewson.
Major Archibald Comlskcy, regulnr
nrmy cavalry Instructor; Major Wallace
i'crnne, ot tnc infantry, nnd other reg
ulnr army officers arc on detail here to
iis8lst In tho Instruction work. Major
C. It. Fowler, Twenty-sixth Infantry;
Caiitnln George M. Ferris. Eighteenth
Infantry; Cnptnin W. E. homscll.
Sixteenth Infantry, nnd Lieutenant
Hlrhard P. Owcnshlne, Twenty-eighth
Infantry, nro among the additional In
structors who have been sent here from
Camp Dlx,
2 AIR BOMBERS "GO WEST,"
Llveo Scuffed Out When Army Air
plane Strikes Tree
Hampton, Va., Juno 8. Noel It.
Thompson, of Jacksonville, III., nnd
C. A. llowcn. of Quitman, On., flying
cadets, were killed late yesterday when
their, nlrplano struck n trcctop In tlio
course of a bombing flight at Lnuglcy
Field nnd caught fire.
aiirco oi uio lour bombs carried fl
. .u ...ui-uino ws A.-.;-m
,iv"i9il
The cadets enmo to the fUi.t . i
cs ago from Kelly Field, Texl,'
ploded
I shed.
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your ultimate protection.
But insurance does not cover
your total losses in case of
disaster. It may covir the in
trinsic value of the goods stolen
or damaged, but it does nof cover
the big loss due to upset and de
lay in your business.
The only logical way to prevent
loss is by adequate, time-proven
protection. The enviable record
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"Where There Is Holmes, There Is Safety"
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Automobile Salesmen Wanted
Men of initiative and energy, capable of earning big
money, and keeping pace with one of, the livest and
strongest organizations in Philadelphia territory,
handling lavishly advertised cars that have limited
competition at their price. Applicants must be em
ployed, and give highest references as to character
and ability to sell. Salary and commission proposi
tion. C 401, Ledger Office.
Men tice
verr quickly the woman of com
plete daintiness especially
attractive In this season's thin
waists and low-cut gowns.
The refinement and grace of
onoman depends upon a fault
less toilette. That Is why dis
criminating women insist on
Delatone.
DEL-A-TONE
Is a jand euro preparation
lor the removal ol hair from the
neck, (ace or underarms.
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A WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY
OECAVSE of our recent fire we are offering our cntlro stock
i: ? High-Grade Bedroom, Dlnlng-Room and Living-room
Furniture. Rubs, Carpets, etc . at Special Sale, which will continue
until our stocks are exhausted. This is jour opportunity to secure
your needed Furnlshlnes almost at jour own price.
NOTE CAREFULLY THE ADDRESS
PEOPLES SUPPLY CO.
1925-27-29 Columbia Avenue
Open Every Evening During Sale
Made byThe Wahl Company, Chicago
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Building and repairing time is here,
Get carpenters, painters, paperhangera,
etc, through an ad in
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'six" On tho market today With cars COStincr unwnrria nf nno thnusnnrt
dollars more and we'll prove its surjorior meritR ossmtinl fnr nsonnfi-ii
beautiful lines, performance, power, riding comfort, roadability, low maintenances
cost.
Let Us Prove the tssential You
Want in a Demonstration
This is the car that the public demanded
a beautiful, light-weipht, 5-passenger "six" of
proven quality throughout, economical, roomy,
:omfortable, powerful. No wonder the demand
is greater than the supply.
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HENRY A. ROWAN, JR., CO.
723 North Broad Street, Phila., Pa.
Some Desirable Territory Open for Live Dealers
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The Best Car For You is not neces
sarily the highest priced car, nor the lowest
priced car in its class. It is the car that will
give you the best and longest service for the
least cost.
When you compare all the better class eights
for power, pick-up, workmanship, comfort
and appearance, you will not be able to ex
plain why Peerless, with all its advantages,
should cost the least.
Until you consider these facts-
Peerless prices are based upon former low
costs of buildings and machinery, and upon
present costs of labor and materials.
Touring Car $2,990
Sedan $3,950
Roadster $2,990 Coup6 $3,680
SedanLimousinc $4,210
PRICES F. O. B. CLEVELAND
War tax not ineludtd
THE PEERLESS MOTOR CAR COMPANY
Cleveland, Ohio
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2314 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Phone, Spruce 1446
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Stop House Hunting
and investigate these fine six-room-and-bath bungalows that can be erected and ready
for occupancy in a few days.
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On Saturday, May 28th, Joseph P. Day
sold at absolute public auction oUr six-room-and-bath
U. S. Government-Built Bungalows
for $4150.00 erected at Long Beach, Long
Island, on land valued at $1100.00, making
the value of these Bungalows $3050.00.
Every one must know that the price paid
at auction sales is materially lower than at
private sales. Now, if these bungalows are
a bargain at $3050 erected, they certainly are
the buy of the times at
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Shipped in sections which are easily erected. $700 may remain on 6 three
year first mortgage, or other suitable terms may be arranged.
Remember, these buildirtgs have double walls, double floors, contain bath and
kitchen plumbing fixtures. Your choice of Shingle or Clapboard exterior. Or $100
allowance if you prefer Stucco,
information.
Write, phone or call our nearest office for further
United Portable Building Mfg. Corp.
Real Estate Trust Building,
Philadelphia
Phone Walnut 3517
115 Broadway, New York
Phone Rector 56G5 and 5879
Calrcrt Building, Baltimore
Phones St. Paul 3620-3621
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to get a tire identical in quality with
the Goodyear Cord Tires that are
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litde more than he formerly paid for
a fabric tire of the same size. You
can buy this 30x3Vfc-inch Goodyear
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wear and economy from your
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Dealer today for only
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Goodyear Tire &. Rubber Company
Offices Throughout the World
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