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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1921
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FRANKFORD HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OFFICERS
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Admiral Braisted, Now Head of
Colloge, Presides at Ex- i
ercisos Today ,
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tt The centennial celebration nml com
iiencomtnt exercises of the Philadelphia
College- of Pharmacy and Science wcro
'.keld nt 10 o'rloelc till morning In the
Academy of Music, Broad nml Locust
utrtMn.
- Following music by the Philharmonic
OrcLrsirn, the exercises opened with
IKcyer by the. Rev. Dr. August I'ohl
loan. Admiral William C. Bralited
Trealdent of the college. then conferred
mrrces and nddreswd the class on
"Pharmacy and Itn Future."
Prof. Herbert W. Hess, of the Whar
ton Behool of the University of Penn
fryWanla, delivered an nddrrss on "The
Bwponslblllties of Leadership." fol
lowing which prizes were awarded.
uegrccs were awarded to tho follow-
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FRANKFORD HIGH
a ENDS YEARTONIGHT
Di-
WN. MCK SMVTHE. Miss
10T?ETTA COADV
Secretary
dOHN Vv" REICHERX
Treasurer
M-(5 ESTHER WELLS
VieoR-eatunfc"
fester In pharmacy Edward Rhodes
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J tiM. Samuel ''..Hilton. Edward Kri'tnere.
o.lah C. Peacock Ivor drlfflth. Ellery If
Aacuolor of science. In phnrmncr nml rlienv
nftrr Alexander Qeorte Keller Jr Robert
JBort Waber.
Dotr In ntiarmacx Florence II. M Mc
arrttr. INiarmaeetilleal chemUt Samuel Weln-
iJBfi" . I"..thnnacr - lohn We.l.v
Allen. Alfred William Arnold Ueorire Joph
Bauahftr. Ralnh nitninr Knripn It n..n.
uamp.. Howard i. nill, I.ardncr Clark
lojrd. Edward. A. nrlll. Canard Douslaa
dca. Jeaesh I.eo Hums. .irrhu r.mn i'i
rail. George Kiward Chamblles. Divld
Champalne. nollln Karl Clew ell Kranlc I'm
rick Colahan. Lea QirlleUl Cordlr, Eanfora
Joiapb DaTendleh. Robert V S DaUe John
Beans. II W. Detweller. Jr , Thomaa Joaeph
perlne, Carl Donald D -ittorlo. David
Ilalnbrtdje Dixon, Henry Joseph Dom
brewakl. Walttr Ephralm Donosnn. Thomas
L.tfddy.
..tarry N. Enisrono. Charles Ilnry Ewlnir
Idward Thomaa Klneran. Louie Fox Ilay
Lrnaham Fox Charlea Thomaa Frock. Mar
caret Gertrude Funcheon. Ilnllle Juckaon
Oarber, Herman Oerahenfeld. Adolph B.
Qolfl. Benjamin M. Goldstein. Jack Kendall
Qolland. Jacob Goodman. Kit Noah Oreen
ftartd Croat, Earl Oren Haaa. Frederick
Kdward Haentze. llmeraon Bnydtrn Ilalnea,
Frederic Compton Hall, a fl Hamilton. Jr .
Sergamtn Handelaman, Ernest Itobart Itar-
Sar. Michael a Harrltr. Ilobert H, Henri-,
alua Ilrlckcr l'ertaler, Albert Herman HofT.
teln. Paul William Iluirhea DaMd Jacob,
Alexander. H Jacob. Ilyman Jaffx Mar
JarT. Sidney Johnaon, Samuel Jureaeo.
Joaeph Thomaa Kane, nay I'arrla Kati.
ITranola Joaeph ICenraey, Warrlnrton E.
KaUnm. Rnaaell Albert Kepner. Raymond
VTeialay JCIn. John Francis Kinney. Iou!
Xlln, E. J Klonoakl Obed Emrovt
Kraloer. Maurice Illcbnrd Kuteher, Adolph
Xjapnyowkar. Anno, lael Lhroan Denja
rjtn Lerman. Maurloo L Llelier. Cnrl
Harold Ivnn, John Hubert McCoubrle, WIN
llam Jamea McOarr. Vane Howard MeVey.
Vlntnla A P. Meter. Itober Meyen Meln.
nar. Qlrard Stephen Meat. Valdo Antonio
Mtraldl. Albert llcrt Mokea. William Taylor
Jprwrar.
Myar Myaraon. Anmietua V.', Nelaon. AUI
on Sbealer Norton Edward Andrew NotbIj,
Xorrla No;-mK Xatalle Nelta Nyhart Wil
liam .Tamea O'Connor. John Aloyalui 0"Mnra,
Olaf J. Olaen Fletobor Onllle Penta, Leonure
Joaeph Point. Milton Oeorxo Potts. Alfred
Loon Powell. Theodore J Puhlltk. Coleman
S. Ilandolph. William Uny Relnrd Ilalpl.
Kit Reynolds. J W. Roaenfeld Kail
Bohnelder. Morris 8chor. David M. SchwartJ.
William Ouy Hhoemaker. Mnrrli Khumnn.
Irvtn Singer. Ephralm Genhln Hleta Amos
Clark Smith. Wlnflald F Smith. Fred Heta
BrjTtly, Louis J. Solot, Russell R Sorber,
lAither E, Ppangler, Louis Stark. Thomaa
Karl Starkey, Ilesale Stein, Samuel S. Stein
kersT. Bernard H Htlef, Cheater lale Stout.
far. Lynn Francis Stout, I'auI Stroen Max
Herbert Suconlck. I'hlllD Aah Teah. Paulino
TobachntcK. Samuel Tobachr.lck. II. Jane
fraln. Vernon Wllbert Vaiier, Emmet E
Wataman. Howard H. Weaner. R"ba Weln.
fcarr. Loah Wolnetein, Joseph I' Weiss,
Edward T.. Whlta. Jr . Frank T. Wlnslow.
Kaynard O. WHmnn, Dixon h'cott Zachsrlas,
Joseph Emerson Zalm. Joshua N". Zlmsklnd,
William Meer Zucker.
WEST CHESTER NORMAL
SENDS OUT 294 STUDENTS
Diploma Awarded at Close of Com
mencement Exercliet
West Cluster. .Tune 15. Two hun
dred and ninety-four jrradnates of the
-..... s'l.n.to.. ioi Vnrmnl School re-
crltcd diplomns today nt tho hands of
Pr. ADdrew Thomat Smith, the prin
dpai This uns the cloRlns day of
tlio commencement exercises, hlcli
started last Saturday.
The address to the crnduatej wna
made bv Dr. James Herbert Kelley,
Kxecuttvo Secretary of tho Pennsyl
vania State Kdiicationnl Association.
The members of the Alumni Association
held their banquet nt noon.
Oradunlr-s from and near rUIIadel
phla were:
Elizabeth W. Allen. Cochrnnvllle;
Itella M. lialley, Wayne: Francos
W. Baker. Media: Helen M. Battlnp,
Kfnleeville. Vannic L. Uelttler, Clies
tcr SprincHI Marian C.Croo. IJryn
Mnwr. Mary C. Cullm, l'houtixyille:
p:dward K. Dcery. Chester Springs;
Mabel V. Dyhon. Nnrristown; Gertrude
M. Gear, Sprlnc Citv; Anna G. Hall
man. Downim?tovn : M. Elizabeth
Hallmnn. Norristown; Clara M. Hart,
Norrtstown; Ileba A. Hebner, Norri
town; Claude B. Helmc, Honcvbrooh .;
Henry Hippie. Hroomall: Helen ; H.
HolmeB. Oxford: Carrie B. Hutchlns,
Cheater ; Mary M. Knauss, Roycrsford :
Winifred F. Knokle. Swartbmorc;
Stanley C. I.eit. Chester.
Mildred H. LuUen'i. Oxfwil: Ade
laide McConnoll. Bristol; Katliarlne
M. McOco. Media: Anna V. Moyer,
Spring City ; Eva M. ToUgrove, Spring
City: Christine N. Peterson, Spring
City: Stella B. Proctor. Cheney;
Aimee M. Ross. Kennett Siunro:
Kditb N. Hellers, Kennett Square; M.
Alico Shattuck. Norristown : Dorothy
H. Sheerin, Willinmion School; t.
Russell Shonton. Ooatesville; Ellc .
Skeen. Phocnixville.
STOWillrtllBi
You'll taste the
difference!
Dorotliv 1. Smith, Pottstown: Eva
(5. Smith. Chester: Ruth D. Smith,
Spring City: Laura D. Stanford, Glen
loch: Janet T. Stelnwnchs. Coatesvlllc
Elizabeth L. Swnn, West Grove; Mabei
A. Thompson, Bristol; Mary E.
Thomas, Chester; BcrUia E. Weaver,
l'arkcsburic : Zclln A. Wcntz. Atglcn;
(3rnc E. Woodward. Kennett Square;
W Diller Worst, Wulllnjrford ; Everett
It. Wright, ChriUlana; May A. Ycrkes,
Ivjlond.
A vet la B. Swavne. Elizabeth A.
Williamson, Edn.t II. Smith, Snrn I.
ReeH, Helen R. Nichols. Caroline E.
Nutt, Anna I, Moore, Maud C. Mc
CuIIoubIi. Abbio S. Iloopes, Iran M.
C. Hopkins. Edith M. Dobbs, Mnr
Burlto A. Hastiiur. Sadie O. Harris,
Abble S. Hoopos, Marguerits C. Har
ris, Bculah It. Gibson, Imogcno Dar
lington, Helen C. Curry. Margaret E.
Chalfant, Grace E. Burton, West
Chester.
Marguerite A. Harklni, Anna F.
Mnhotiey, Oliver S. Meek, Florence C.
Pateels, Philadelphia.
TO BURY MOORE IN N. Y.
St. Davids Man t Leaped to Death
From Hotel Window
Kirk Moore, of Lancaster pike, St.
Davids, who leaped to death yesterday
from the seventeenth floor of the Penn
sylvania Hotel, New York City, proba-
l.lw tvlll hit linrloil frnm Kew Ynrlr.
'Moore was twenty-six years old and
an employe oi inc nurpnss licnmcr o..
of this city. Ho wns a son of Edward
Moore, n cotton broker of New York
City, and a nephew of Robert It.
Moore, president of tho Commercial
Trust Co.. Broadwnv and Forty-first
street. New York City.
Moore was to hnvo mnde ft plea to
day in the County Court at Nnrristown
to charge made by tho parents of sev
eral children. Moore was accused of
enticing children into his automobile.
Relatives of the young man say his
mind wns affected as n result of a
severe attack of influenza whilo a lieu
tenant nt Camp Custer, Michigan, dur
ing the war.
Graduates Will Rocelve
plomas at Exercises
This Evening
MANY TO MAKE ADDRESSES
Commencement exercises of me
Frankford High School will be held
In the auditorium of tho school nt H
o'clock this evening.
The Rev. Wllllnm nenrv Wells will
offer the invocation, nnd the salu
tatorv will be given by Caroline May
Doebicr, followed by u chorus, "Como
Back Sweet Dreams," by the class.
J. Herbert Tlnsmnn, of tho class or
13 will deliver tho nlumul address,
nnd Wnllnco H. Arnaiz, president of
Hie Fathers' Association, and t-ranRiin
Smcdley, of tho Board of Education,
will award tho prison.
B. S. Thorp, chairman of tho schol
arship committee of the Fathers As-
.;i- i A.,otln ttitrtm nrnsiflpnt
of the Alumni Association, will award
tho scholarships. .
G. Alvln Snook will present the di
plomas, nnd the vnledictory will be by
Georgo Maxman. The program will be
music dv uiu ru-
ford High Schoo Orchestra. The grad
uates are: .... i
Academic eotirse F, M Ajnion, v.
Barr. M. B. Rarr. l. B. Bartholf, I. j "J?;
tenberger, F. U Urllmmer. M. I. i-."TVS'
Dlller, C. M. Doabler, J. Ennls, E. A. Fos
ter. ii. M. French. V. Orlmm. D. C rTJ5
aon, n. A. Hollander, M. W. Jenlts, .
Johnson, J. II. Massjy, A. F. Moore. I.lMon
oertrude Morloek. M, Myers, N. A. PImm.
T. M. Ractkiewlca, F. II. Reea. K. M. Re"
miller. W. K. Rohrer. D. M, Schaol, A.
Htarkiy, S P. Thompion. M. a Twlnlmr.
P, M Walmaley. K. Walton. B. Wella, A.
. W lilts. H.wolatenoroft. . ,. , n
I II. O Messing;, 8. II. Plumenthal, II. D;
Lain, w. u. toon. J. u. v.oiicr, ; - T
nlneham. C. A. Oallo D. W. Ollmour, J.
II. Mann. W. 15. Martlndale, W. MK.
Commercial course M. D, Hrennan. '
M. Coady, A. Coval, C, Coyne. B. K. Uavla.
M. IJ. Day. A. F. Fischer. O. M. O'.'i.,;
njnn. A. M. Il.adly. B. W. Headly. B.
Iljwiu, a. i. jenmnrs. 11. k- "'"'ii., if
U. Kerr. A. M. Klesllna;, II. it. Knlf,htv ,"l
I, Kraft. I. T.avln, C. M. Levy. Is. W 'n
dell. B. R. Lytle. A. E. McDevItt B.
MacDonald. M, Maelver. K. p. P;'"'n,
M. Relchert. M. L. Relalir, M. M. Hanlo.
A. 11. ncherr. A. . Taylor, L. I. ."'X!"':
L R Thompion, E. M. Toner. 13. M. Tur
ner, A. E Vornon. M E. Warburton. I..
V. Wotcrhouse. H. M. Whelan, J. Wlcgand.
M Wolf.
.. v v.i.. ...... d T. mile. f!.
W. Habiood. J. W. Kradoska. O Maxinaii,
C. W. Pue, J, W. Relchert. R. W. Smith,
L, Wletand. J. F. yillMms. -
Meehanlo arts corfrac W. A. Brown, J.
interspersed with music by
Porch Chairs. $5.75 "
Hating Cane Seal nnfl UacK
pome nt ti.io
Let Us Re-Seat
Yonr Old Torch Chairs
nt n Bronll Coat
MADALIE BROS.
SIO N. llth St. Pop. 1484
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CHESTNUT, AT 13 STREET
Thursday Second Day of the
IMPORTANT
BLOUSE OFFERING
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Coffee !
J lb 1
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At all our Stores
TiSaswsMs wsmxsiBMnwessaiMmk
Tambour Mantel Clocks
Acceptable Wedding Gifts
A style designed to harmon
ize with a long mantelpiece.
Quite a collection is here for
your choosing.
A mahogany clock, fitted
with a reliable eight-day Seth
Thomas movement, striking
hour and half-hour on cathe
dral gong $36.
S. Kind & Sons, mo chestnut st
DIAMOND MERCHANTS JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS
ON COSTUME AND SPORTS BLOUSES AND
OVERBLOUSES OF GEORGETTE, CANTON AND
MOROCCO CREPES IN LIGHT AND VIVID HUES.
ALSO FLESH AND WHITE GEORGETTES
TRIMMED WITH VALENCIENNES AND FILET
LACES.
Former Prices 12.50 to 50.00
BLOUSE SECTION FIRST FLOOR
k Comly. 0. W. Donovan, Jr. W. raster
L Jt.il, W, Kowner. F. W. Orurn,
iCftl MciSr, Jr., L Shuman. J. D. Storch,
II, 1. Whltaker.
Brown Awards 12 Honorary Degrees
Providence, It. I., Juno 15. (By A.
!,) Twelve honorary degrcen were con
ferred by Brown University nt the igti
commencement exerc sen ti.. "!
degree of doctor of laws wan' i
P.nron Emll de Cnrtlcr, BCMan 8 v
bassador to tho United States- aIk"
J. Boverldge, former United state. Hb,rt
For Vermin, Eggs and
Larvae in Children's
Heads. Sav IIPSP5
docs Ui Job, qnlckly, thoroughly, wllhouf Irrllat-
i" or nnrnunr tho
hair or scalp,
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BOWMAN, Inc.
Mfc, Phnrmaclsl.
2223 Snyder Ave.
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The whole world testifies to
day that the Cadillac realizes
to the full, the high criterion
of absolute reliability which
induces in your mind com
plete confidence, complete rest,
complete satisfaction, every
mile you travel in the Cadillac
NEEL-CADILLAC COMPANY
142 North Broad Street
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ty wjjj could sharpen a pencil. But J g
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SToTZ
Is now on
.TUTZ quality needs no introduction. For
years Stutz has been the standard bv
which fine cars are judged.
We have at the present time jusJL 34 used
i Stutz cars which we have been carefully
renovating, refinishing and overhauling for
several months. They are mostly touring cars
and roadsters and many of them have run
but a few thousand miles.
These cars are now on sale. There are
some wonderful bargains among them. You
have always wanted a Stutz. This is your
chance to get one at practically
Your Own Price
-and Well help you finance the purchase
S. R. BLOCKSOM MOTOR. COMPANY
667-69 North Broad Street :: :: Philadelphia
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The Best Car For You fc natnectm
sarily the highest priced car, nar the loirett
priced car in hs class. It is thocar tht wtfl
give you the best and longett service Aichd
least cost.
When you coinrnuaulthet)etterdassef
for power, pick-up, workmanship, comfort
and appearance, you will not be able to eaj
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 xsts of labor and materials.
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Sedan.$3,9S0
Roaditer $2,990 Cotrpd $3,680
Scdan-Lirooixsine $4,210
PRICED F. O.B. CLBVB1AND
THE PEERLESS MOTOR CAR COMPANY
Cleveland, Ohio
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2314 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
Phone, Spruce 1446
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