The evening world. Newspaper, June 12, 1918, Page 9

PR ii learning in the United States.” ~ASTORICFORDAN 5 TR RT a, HOLS GRADUATION EXEROSES TO. th er Honorary Degrees. \ al Fordham, one of the greatest Jesuit > Yresie Petretti, Harry Mniversities in America, held W081 Ep Sone te mon wrenth coer a1 G05 oO for | Natful-Herz Riaboy, Flower Reigi.| Seventy-third annual commencement | buildings represent an outlay of near-| Joseph Samaono Shapiro, exercises this afternoon. At 3 o'clock, |'¥ that much more. [Charles Shavel, Ch sy tegel| Fi ; mre very alte where over seventy|MANY RECEIVE THE UNIVER: | Qrethtm ‘solomon: Samuel Re Stein Restores Hearing, Stops Head Noises ars ago a little group gathered in « SITY DEGREES. Joseph A. Vaccarino and y RE od ve anne tent spread on the campus and wit-| Besides Fathers Tierney and Reville | Weinstock which con heasc the firs: awarding of diplomas,|and Dr. MacGuire, honorary degrees £4,000 peor wit ess similar exercises. The honorary degree laws were red up Richard H. Tierney, § of doctor of 1 the Rev },, editor of fc America, and Dr. Constantine J. Mac- | Guire, The Rev C. Reville, an other Jesuit, was red with @ Gegree of doctor of letters. David 1, Walsh of |} 1 the prin-| Former Gov Massachuset deli cipal addre at the graduating ercises, Waiter Lynch and Th MA. Barry alse spoke ‘thé formal exercises a dele » Birls from the Elizabeth C > Convent F wented | © Father Joseph A, Muiry, 8. J., Ford- | ¥ ham University’s genial President, | with a fund to provide an additional | ambulance for the unit which is now doing such gallant work in) 1. France. > Services in honor of the Fordham Doys now serving the yiors were |T directed by Father Mulry and the | { college roll of honor was unfurled. AN INSTITUTION WITH A PROUD § HISTORY. | Fordham Un by Archbishop Hughes Stat J versity was founded authorized by the Regents on gun one year later. Dr. McCloskey was the first Presi- dent of Fordham Cardinal Fi the famou: The tutors are strict The site now occupied, nthony M, Zampre nu formally | 4 RE CELT ! boyd Fordham was conducted by © S diocesan clergy of New York, but June, 1904, and the first classes were be- He later became je first American Cardinal. Bishop Rosecrans was a member of the first | tel f | stein, aduating class, and His Eminence y is also a product of of Jesus. nd exacting which was 1 colleges of the Soc day upor me. Antol zo V. Mc Edmond B.S Degrees were allowing Joseph T. Patrick Paul T. upon the Callahan, Owen A. Hal R. a Leonard, Joseph A. Murphy neis Szuninski, Mar France athleen ‘Veroni Kennedy ott, Alfred Rado, Conrad A. Loughlin ‘ John C, * B, McQuade, Josep! A. Marique, Cyril J, Maurer, Raymond | © Mulvihill, John J. Seaily, Wiliam | j? Scanlan, Christopher R, Stapleton, » Martin V Mullholland . Thomas A . nin Baron, mon Bh M ; William F we, David C. Brooks, A. B.: Albert Burdick, Harry C. Butkiewice, opened Baptist's | Morris Cantor, Samuel M. Chazanoff |Paul A. Connery, William J. Cur Day, June and Ww . ' i n Jobn F. Curra nels J is occupied was the s sf the old bike a ie n, Franch Rose Hill farm. In ea days this | property was owned by the ( | family, wh mous We wable as: American | 1 Army during the Revolution. The site where the ing now stands was a stopping place | for Gen. Washington on his trips be- || tween Throggs Neck and Fordham |)" Hei- ts, in 1776. y On April 10, 1846, several yea institution culty power to" grees or dip granted by any college or seminary of} such liter » mas as university, During the first five years of {ts ax. | ¥ ED; Nothing Acts Like | ANALAX ‘: he Fruity Laxative HERE’S the boy or girl who doesu’t say “Fine!” when taking those pink ANALAX pee: F tilles? Delicious candied __ {!, fruit taste, easy and cer- tain in action, Get a box today. For sale at all druggist: ED rigaey, Joseph A. Novelli, | Mcfioug eph D. Pelusco, Louis MCKESSON & ROBBINS, New York Radi nothy J. Riordan, Gre Incorporated GUARANTEED §8-NOTE PLAYER PIANO ——— Terms on Th $2.00 Per Week Blart or mont Reasonable extension in case xecutive bultd- | \f a been opened, the |b ure passed an act | M Monahan, Vv M With Music ead | Cabinet, Bench & 18 Music Rolls On Sale Thursday and Friday of sickness He » we Huber, Benjamin A. Ji Jones, Edward J Kelley, Be wvenworth, William Lippman Walter A. Lyne! Mick John W. Mc ke Ge » Marcus, Be Mili Emanuel Moriari Miller, Patrick i » Rosenkranz, Walter F Schuster, Charles C. hiel, hwartz, Peter M. Scozzari, Vinc Sennett, Charles N. Schaffe a Eugene J vid H. Stemer, Johr iam M. Wal <dmund A. W William F unagan, John J Iward J. Goodbody, Aaron Good aun, H Gordon, Abraharr rowsma J. McGarry, Jame William C.” Meagh r, Jonab S$, Miron, James ¢ John J ard, Josep . Joseph F. Ri Roth, ese Players: your weekly hly payments July 20th or out of employment NOT NEW BUT~ Beautiful es fully guaranteed, Realize the sparkle bring to your home. Big bargain a This used stock of Players consists 12 & 14 W. 32d St, N.Y. instruments in the styles of (D) and (3); a $torn & GFlark PIANO COMPANY REMEMBER-—FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY gns-—-good player action, 88-note, heer one of these players will . and with each player goes an t 82 18 ROLLS OF MUSIC, BENCH AND CABINET. of eral high-grade Story & Clark a few other good makes. OUT OF TOWN BUYERS WRITE 1100 Broadway, Brooklyn Wollmann, Thomas uben Hillman, | | h, J] E Morganlander, IE rederick W. nor, Richard Sherran, | Halitsky, Walter men wd THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12, 1918 Stern Brothers (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) ia 1846, it was taken over by louis Schafte the Fathers of the Society of Jes i ts law and medidine schools wei ‘ June | Maxweil Sugarman, Louis Sunshine Frank E. Fleet, Hyman D, Silver, J phen ik: Jand, Frank, Nagin, FE Pakchar, John Paolanton | Paratore, | Judge Howe Says Mr. Sparks “Ma Be Trying to lead the Court an, Fernando Henriques, John | Ad ‘COURT AND COUNSEL CLASH A verbal duel between Court and « sel almost monopolized to in the trial of Joseph F. iz to * Streets, Brooklyn ‘The truck started Law day uel Chontfear Wan Unioading Rope When Heavy Vehicle Started. manner to the south side struck J. Spiteer, Anthony W. Statfa lester Kempstone, twenty-four, sailor attached to the Naval Armory in! +. | Brooklyn, Was instantly killed yester- | day afternoon while ing guard duty | Str and the North | a stop. tor truck owned by the], Th? h nufacturin, Company Kemp Recker of Tierney, James } one. nn Weiss, Augustus W 1 forris W. M Van J . Max Benjamin simon Doniger, Bernard Kolis, Albert D. Fa Isaiah Flomenbaum, Henry | Louis Friedman, Samuel M River, Amer! ne T. O'FK Lawrence E i Rabinowitz. EAR fot put in the ears, but Ie Look for this IN TRIAL OF RUSSELLITES Windows tina LEONARD EAR OIL CY No mat ed Yo Into Error.” day's T wdeat vou are You have already tried which th felleved Many such cnaes as your own. other disciples of |. who are charged with conspir- | hy not you? id © attitude of counsel for the is so extraordinary, with all t 8 to perfectly proper qu t counsel may be try urt into error.”” Box and on Bottle Manu Saite SOM, 70 Pitt ($13.74 A sport model so simply designed that it is almost universally becoming. ‘The coat has a deep sailor collar which may be worn high or low at the neck. A full belt holds it in at the waist and loose patch pockets give a swagger air. The hem in the coat is hand sewn and the buttonhole at the neck is hand made. The skirt is shirred about the waist with a narrow, detachable belt. Sizes 14, 16, 18 years Pekin, Navy, Green or Heather. fyiee—Third Floor, Front, 35th ste, 184. Misses’ Wool Jersey Suits In Gray, Beige, Tan, Beaver, Rookie, Copenhagen, yan, John F. as a Artur MOTOR TRUCK KILLS SAILO&. dealers in cordage, Noble and West in sofne unknown and ron from the north side of the pier, where it chauffeur, West 49th who had been unloading rope truck and brought it to The No. 520 Idwar A chose early home Goodman, Joseph Greenberg. Max M.| wan near the collcee, was a trequent| Hager, Max Helmoviten, David. ts ica’s Bi sui nj-| visitor there and used to wander for|rael, Joseph HK. Ke ulius Kerr, America’s Biggest Jesuit Uni-| rine" abcur the umversity grounds Nathan Kerr, Alexander Kornfeld versity : ars , with the fathers, w intimate Hruno uhe, Job Lore aX versity Confers Many friendship he enjoyed. system of| Matlin, David R. Mantell, Bi a education there is similar to that of| Miller, Jacob B. | Moonves, F OIL rade Mark ter how long you have been F deafness, of how many things © relteve vou, Leonard Bar Oil has Elliott H. Binzeg, Rowario| jie to bordination herman W. seeort| Army et States Proof of Success and list of druggists on request. , John F. De Groot, - Me . f ‘ anty, Willlam BL | 4 rreqere Ww. Boatts, counsel Joseph } y, Joseph A. rulings of Judze Howe wa ° 8, Richant A. Kehoe, Joseph | his language that the Judsé This Signature on Yellow oie me turer Ave. New York City We Sell Dependable Merchandise at Prices Lower Than Any Other Store, but for Cash Only. HELP WIN THE WAR--Buy Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps. can be bought in any departmont store in the city and hundreds of other places. They Silk West 42nd Street « (Between 5th and 6th Avenues) Stern Brothers West 43rd Street | An Opportune Purchase of 1000 BOYS’ WASH SUITS (Sizes 3 to 10 years) Will provide exceptional values in a very special offering To-morrow $2.75 The Styles Include midshipman, regulation Russian, pull-over middies, box plaited middy Norfolks, French Capelet and Military effects and Double-breasted Junior Suits. Many have embroidery on sleeves and collars; with ties and lanyards. White and colored striped enes, striped and plain cre: grade khaki, army drill, ment color; white and stripe imported poplins. 0 Regularly sold at $3.95 to 5. The Materials reps, lin- pes, high regatta twills, linen finished lawns, cham brays in blue, gray, brown and ce. colored Antique Ivory Suite, formerly $61.50, formerly *190.00, cretonne cushions, reg black or ivory May Be Obtaine West 42nd Street Antique Green Suite Reed Rockers and Chairs, 1, $20.00 | Decorated Porch Tables, formerly $8.50 Beginning June 15th, this establishment will be open daily from 9 A. M. to 5 P. M., including Saturdays A Specially Prepared Sale To-morrow, Thursday WOMEN’S SUMMER DRESSES Involving a very wide choice of this season’s most wanted styles and materials, at $5.50, 7.75, 9.50 and 12.50 Included among the textures are woven striped tissues, crepes, plain and embroidered voiles and ginghams. Women’s Untrimmed Hats Are shown on the Main Floor, in a very wide assortment of becoming new models at exceptionally low prices, As the following special items will indicate: Georgette Hats, $4.50 | Banded Sailors, $1.75 Untrimmed Wenchow Sport Hats, suitable for Women and Misses, at $1.25 Lily of France Corsets Celebrated for their excellent workmanship and perfect fitting models are being featured in our Corset Sections on the S&cond Floor, in styles for every type of figure and in a wide range of popular prices. Fine Coutil Corsets, from Cotton Broche Corsets, ‘ Smart Satin Corsets, ee Tricot Corsets, EXPERT FITTERS IN ATTENDANCE. An Important Offering of Women’s MORNING & PORCH DRESSES W ill feature The Clearance Sale of Reed, Rattan and Willow Furniture Will continue To-morrow on the Fifth Floor $47.50 | +9 Pets 15,00 3 pes., at 3p a3 | 8 pes.; Decorated Porch Suite, 4 pes., In green and yellow; double cane; formerly $47.00 $15.00 $5.75 | Decorated Breakfast Room or Porch Tables, $12.75 In antique ivory or grey; 42 inch tops; formerly $17.50 very attractive values at $2.95, 3.75 and 4.95 A splendid assortment of smart simple styles is provided in such favored materials as chambray, striped and plain voile, plaids, ete., with new ideas in collars and cuffs Grey and Green Suite, | Grey and Purple Suite, | Willow Arm Chairs, formerly $16.00, Willow Settees, formerly $22.50,.......... West 43rd Street $3.75 to $9.75 $4.00 to $6.00 10.75 to 13.50 16.50 to 24.50 $150.00 $225.00 formerly $265.50, at formerly $333.50, at $33.25 at 918.75 1918 Poultry, Live Stock and Agricultural Annual d Free amy At 7 HE WORLD'S Main Office And All Branch Offices | On application, copies of THE WORLD'S Poultry Book | will be forwarded free of charge by mail.