iglOOl; 28 GETDIPLOWIAS VteKntNCf PIJBIiiO EDGEItPHiliiDetPHIA', THTJftSP&tf, JUE 10, i920" Lntown School Holds(; WBI,M . ..li.- c nUal Exercises at uou.iu, Meeting Hoiiso , JONES MAKES ADDRESS IDR JSSt 1 Me il House on Coulter street the Jieeiinjs rvimtv - eleht th-lr dlplomasi. profess0r of Dr. nufus ? ..r-S' PMlorn. made philosophy at "gating class. The ? d.rc". Sell wed by Sparta rtledictory a mot d ?" J Harm"" of the grnd.iatlos Ittetb I ;B0.H "J Lifinn went to Helen The cum lauac ."-- j and E. BBwr. . - Wcinaa ... . officers were ThSV Slmoni: president: Elizabeth John t. S"" ' .j.nti Bralncrd M. tZTfeer ry nt,d Stephen S. Wool Innes, fro"' '" nmn,. mimhpr of the l,tOD, l"Mf J,,, R Arn.1t. Mary II. KanuSpartaF ; hE7nC Tied e. Tr. Tudcllo M. Hu?: lllS VlUabrth I . Hutchinson. Iiuclnda ?n'.v"2aD?.v T.ic-htfoot. Mary V. M. i53:.,."li ,i Vnr. Jnnr F. Elwood F. Reeves, Jr.. Mary tion test of tho school year had bceu won by Sparta Fritz, .7r with an jivcrago of 80.5, and second, Lotiine S. Birch, with an average of 80. Tho elocution contest, was won by tho class of 1020 with Individual honors to Mary Louise White and Sara II. Tiers of that clnsa. Tho cup presented by tho class of 1010 to tho leading boy In athletics was won by John Simons, 1020, and tho, "girl's cup was given to Edith Shane, 1021. Tho class of 1020 gave the school an original drawing of Independence Hall by Joseph Pcnncll, who 13 a graduate of tho school. After the commencement exercises tho alumni held their annual supper and meeting. S. Dufficld Hopkins, '12. is president of this association; S. Ho--land Morgan, '05, vice president: Mar ion F. Tlllinghast, '13, secretary, and 66 TO GRADUATE AT BROWN PR EP Eight Gold Medals to Bo Awarded at Commencement In Withorspoon Hall Walter P. Shipley, Jr.. '15, treasurer. uay a tablet to bo nli built by placed During' tho day a tablet to bo in n hospital in Labrador. Grenfell, was displayed. It Is to bo placed In the room in tuo hospital main taincd by the members of the school. Miller, iltftter. Agues lioth. Morris E. Hug- I..Ulii.l'' ' Qlinrnle.cill. MnrV A. CthaB:Tiers(3.RobertTfultt. JPtr't i Whlta and Annabel 13. jury mvu. WflOd. v.... - hn TWir nlao Tie BT Vm . fir" Tho wrn annonuixu . ...... - Davis H. Forsythe scholarship was dim. average 88.0. Tho Susanna n Kite scholarship was awarded to KhibM. H. Cools. 1022, average 03.7. The list of distinguished students was unnounccd as follows: Mary K. An innounceu aa Elliabcth Bo- 5 .; xinah M. II. Cook. Dorothy E S..V.. Snnrtn. Fritz. Jr.. Edith T. v,u'; -i :.. tt i lie -n . . f ! lr. uainenuu in Har Harris, Catherine .Tan- T... .r. t r...ii T.?linhafli T" n.v..nn T."1inlipth llehmnnn. Mary C. Rite. Kilzabcth V. Scattcrgood, Esther if Tknmcnn. Oernld B. WCSt. Lor- ieiius N. Wcygandt, Mary Iouise mitn. Dorothy WUUts and II. Curtis Wnnfl. .Tr. The list of commended students was mide up of tue names oi .iiaru uans, Loma C. Brown, Helen E. Busscr, Elisabeth Ij. Burton. Ailccn P. Clinch, Charles 0. Day, Edwafd R. Fisko, Jr., Umirfo Henderson. Huch B. Hodcc. Jr.. Alan P. Ilorton, Luclnda M. Hiss, Marv R. Miller. William G. Roland, Jr.. Dorothea Shipley. Beatrice Simcos, J. Tyson Stokes and W. Wilsou White. The following school officers for the coming year were announced : James II. Downs. '21, chairman of the student council; Martha H. Jennings. '21, vice chairman of the council; Eleanor H. Me. president of Beta Sigma: C. Dudley Saul, editor-in-chief of The 1'astorian, the school paper, nud James R. Downs, business manager of the same, publication. It was announccu tnnt tne miorma- GIRL CADETS GRADUATED Thlrtyfour Young Women Got Wanamaker Institute Diplomas Brilliant with color and striking in their military costumes, the Cadet Girls' branch of the John Wanamaker Com mercial Institute attended tho closine exercises lost night in University Hall at tho Wanamaker store. A short talk was given by Miss Beulah A. Fcnlmorc. principal of the Kensington Girls High' School. Thirty-four girls received their diplomas.l having completed their courso of rhn institute. After tho formal exercises the girls gave exhibitions of physical and mili tary drill, showing that they as well as the boys could handle a riflo and easily perform the manual of arms. 24 NAMED ON HONOR ROLL Brown Preparatory School Com mencement exercises will bo held in Withcrspoon Hall tonight. Slxty-slx graduates will receive diplomas and eight gold medals will he awarded. Twenty-four members of tho class aro named on tho first and second honor rolls whllcclcvcn others have won hon orablo mention in their various sub jects. The Invocation will be given by the Rev. Edward H. Nlnde, D. D.. pnstor of tho First Methodist Episcopal Church of Gcrmontown. J. Horaco Balm is tho nalutatorlon while the honors of vale dictorian have gono to William II. Andcrman. Jesslo It. Wendell is named on the program to read "Tho Challenge of tho Hour." "The Training for Lender ship" will be delivered by Walter Wade Minnscr. Foliowlne this tho Rev. Howard n. Prouso will present tho medals and Dr. Abraham Ij. Myers will read the honor roll. The address to the graduates will be given by the Rev. Nindo. Members of the graduating class are: Amos 8 Allen, William II. Andcrman. secretary: Samuel M. Arnow, Samuel Ij. Aronson, J. Horaco Balm, associate class president: Howard D. Bare, Charles IC. Barcnbttum, Gerard II. Bls slngcr, Alvln' J. Bloch. Morris D. Browhitcin, Joseph M. Chapman, Ed ward It. Cook. Hvmnn nnnln. flrnrcs It. Drclsbach, Jr..' Edwin Ij. Duffy, Morris Ellis. Jr., Sadlo Flleg Edward 8. Frlck. William H Gilbert. Charles ii. uoiauerg, .lames II. Ilanilman, John W. Hcncfcr, Benjamin S. Hick man, Manuel del Hoyo, Max Jacobs, Matthew M. Jnsner, Robert J. John ston, Philip D. Katz, Hbward W. Longford, Harry Levin, Morris Llcb mon, John J. SIcDonald, treasurer; Alan F. MacDougall, Earl S. Mackln, Robert C. Mnrtin. Walter W. Mln nlngcr, Charles Nellie, Donald Y. Pier son, Maurice F. Price, vice president; Theodore Ij. Rclmcl, George A. Robin hold. Henry 8. Rosenficld, Lewis Ros enstetn. assoclntc Rccretory-trcaRurer; Cecil II. Russell, Morris Rosomoff, El lersllo W. Sehlccht. Israel Schless, Loy E. Shumackcr, Harry II. Slmpklns, Justus Hlncxon, Jr., Wilbur N. Sklll mnn, William Slavln, Leon Spcclor, James A. Sproul, class president; T. Carlyle Stephen, Harry Tarbotton, Vincent Tcmnonc, George L. Thomas, Thomas II. Urdahl, Richard S. Wag ner, TJjomas Watson, 3d,, Jesslo It. Wendell, Ralph N. Winters, Raymond F. Wyckoff, Samuel Zollct and Julius M. 55orn. Taxi Driver Bitten by Dog ' C. F. Stclnmetz, a taxi driver, of 5401 Westminster avenue, had tho middle finger of his left hand cauterized nt tho Wc3t Philadelphia Homeopathic Hospital yesterday afternoon following a bite which he rccejved from a dog owned by a passenger in his car. When Stelnmctz opened tho door, after taking the pnsscngcr to his destination, the animal jumped at him and bit him. N0RRIS, GRUBB & COUGHLAN Frank L. NorrU, Certified Public Account ant p. Erncat Grutb, Chartered Accountant Edw. A. Couthlan, Certified Public Ao countant WEST END TRUST BUILDING N. Z. GRAVES Inronxirntrd 400 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA The Houka ot SpeclaltlM In Faint and Tarnltbe MT CREDIT CLOTHING Ghtfies for Hie Fntlra Family We Solicit Your Account Hy-Graife Nothing Co. 827 CHESTNUT ST. J Floor. Open Evg. --r-ja 'V, The Quality Phonograph will play any disc record made and play it better without extra attach ment. The famous Sapphire Ball dues away with needles, and gives a full, clear tone. A small deposit puts a Pathe in your home at nce. Small monthly payments soon make it yours. F. A. North Co. 1306 Chestnut Street Pathe Phonograph aetalls oi plan. asy-payment Nama Wreee RTj. e-io-20. rVSA. A' N0RTH STORES oni i niiLi ,lll $' A'iy CIIESTKn. .J.vA w Main Ht. Maikg drinking a sae pleasure Sec ih&tyour sod&is served in a Li y Glass. AHOays clcftn youroWn private paper glass. The curVed lip adds combrt Bf Till f u. ru ..) wm mil i Yfiii f 22? wm Iff im masse f pQill f5 nPuRirv Specialties Co. Bni I I hi WJ CIIA1UES LJIUTF. OWNER andtiOR.. dWwl 1 W JH n3 DENCKLA BLDG.PHILADELPHIA BH l-l-6y ML fflfeJBiJ 1 DELL PHONE VJALNUT 430O KEVSltJE PHONE RACE 1QIO-U gHjwwi" Ljjj ,- j vl L gj ISt (T1kI Cinr-k r ri fT n on Qr rfc tWi The Best Sport on Earth Is In the omiur. You and your boat aro Junt ttchlnir to Ret baok on tho dancing wavca. Send her back right sen Vnnderhcrchen'n KverythlnR for a Boat. F.VANDERHERCHEN'SSONS N. Water Street, Thlla. "At th Mon of the Bail" SSDBinP ZM'nittiiur ittt, tDll 1.UJIH.I.D UUirillrRS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT floen KVaa. No Charra far Alteration! 44 cniITU Qt-U CT Coma In 04W ua,ii w.: Tomarrow - .. 1 50c Reduction on every ton for cash A 5 C o A tVS cl o A s 8 u s c u A S1 C4 O A r"S c o I" "i mmnmrffSi i mill ' ASCO ASCO M STORES' CO. SCO ASCO ASCQ 1 iii i- ii, ii, in, it. rfv - aWB BwBIB iBB ffarTBWTB' ... ... -- . . -- -i ai i i -- - - " 1 4 . p-1" - The aristocrat among paper glasses. 4 J Charge & within cv&tomcra who 0 days accorded samo privilege. Coal in advancing in. price. It costs more at the mines in May than it dfd in April. Thi3 month coal costs more than last month. No one knows what next month's in crease will be. Order now and take advantage of our cash reduction. pav 2 105 Carloads oi Potatoes For These 3 Days' Selling We are cutting tho price to the lowest point possible, consistent with quality, giving- you, as usual, every advantage of our immense buying powor. LKunkel's: A for Coal 2 rhon Brlmont 7500 63d & Market a 51st & Gravs 9 --tl. Best New POTATOES 14 peck (m lbs) 29 Tho very finest quality crown in tho States of Florida and South Caro lina. Besides our assurance of Qunlity, you nro always certain of lull measure; wo sell potatoes by weight, guaranteeing you 39 lbs. with every quarter peck. Best New Texas Bermuda Onions 0ur Prlcc 5c lb Choice Tomatoes 7 can 3 Cans 25c Van Camp's Soups itc W "Asco" Macaroni "Asco" Pure Cornstarch inc. nc can IV pkg. s pkg. I Tuna 1-,FI Tf?F I ARD -1 Sliced 1 i Fish rS tS5jk1lK iDriedBeef I 20c- s0 Sc-y 1 WyvwwWWWyyyyyvyvwwyW tf?. ? Small-Car Owners Get Your Goodyears While You Can & ii: 'i :. You know what it was last year, and the year before that scarcely a Good year Tire in' the 30x3-, 30X3V2- or 31x4-inch size to be found on a dealer's shelves anywhere This year promises to be the same; present stocks are melting swiftly away, at a rate beyond anything in our experience Although we have in full operation the world's largest tire factory devoted to these sizes, we cannot guarantee to sup ply enough Goodyears to go 'round. If you drive a Ford, Chevrolet, Dort, Maxwell or other car taking these sizes, and want true Goodyear mileage and economy this summer, visit your Goodyear Service Station Dealer without delay p.w gwnn on"VK 30x3' Goodyear Double-Cure Fabric, All-WeatherTread . . 30x3'2 Goodyear Slnnle-Cure Fabric Anti-Skid Tread . . . $2352 $2iso Goodyear Heavy Touriat Tubes cost no more than the price you are asked to pay for tubes of less merit why risk costly casings when such sure protection is available?' 30x3Vi site in waterproof bag A Si c o A s 9 u A 5 c o c o A SI c o A s c o A' s. c, o A' s c 0 A S s A S c o A s c to a s c o Special Price on Our Coffee Despite the low flguro tho quality remains the samo-r-the Very Best Cup you ever drank. ;.?x;Coflee40' The beverage oupreme on which more coffee lovers breaK their fast every morning in the year than any other, uniy one lprc nine answer Quality. Are you satisfy iho hardest to please. coffco particular? "Asco" will -JjUj'j'J JJArt Wii'ii.' i'ii'i' i1 ...a.. . oaaaaaA.i.J WA um m mm fc. . " ' ' . i i t t i --- t - t --.. ..-. ...... Heinz Tomato Soup ....can lie Mason Pint Jam doz. 75c Mason Quart Jars doz. 80c Jar Rubbers doz. 9c Jelly Glasses .doz. 42c Jar Tops doz. 30c Parowax pound pkg. 17c r.mnlull'ii rtA.ina ...run 12'Z.C Heinz Spaghetti.... can 12c-18c g Choice Sardines can 6c Kippered Herring can lie Crisco 1-lb. can 32c Salad Dressing bot. 14c Sour Pickles big bot. 15c Home Style India Relish ...15c Best Lima Beans lb. 15c Best Soup Beans lb. 9c "Asco" Bak. Powder, can 5c-9c "Asco" Noodles pkg. 5e Pat-a-Cake "Flour pkg. 29c American Maid Catsup, bot. 17c Table Salt pkg. 5c Sugar Corn can 12c-14c Tender Peas can 14c "Asco" Syrup can 15c Karo Syrup can 15c Franklin Syrup can 22c Pcnn Mar Syrup can 30c Karo White Syrup can 25c Brer Rabbit Molasses ...14c-18c Fancv California Prunes lb. 28c I Big meaty fruit, small pita, fine fla?or. t I i t ft t t T t" t ---T-J ..-. ..-,-,,.,.-...,. . - Best Head Rice lb. 19c Fancy larK grain rice the finest to bo had. .... .BMS)... )! Hershey's Cocoa. . - . . .can 10c, 19c Very nourishing whether served hot or icea. .- i i.a.iHu.... ).."--' ' ' "n"S--tMi Pink Alaska Salmon can 19c Delightful served an Is or made Into croquettes. ...'..."..'..". .' .' ft.. .--.."--" . . . California Asparagus can 20c Fine quality tender xpeani. Fancy Sweet Potatoes can 22c Cooked, ready to serTe, no irnat th flavor will surprise you. ..! it 9 ' "Asco" Beverages bot. 12y2c (51.45 doz.) The best made your choice of Ginger Ale, Rootbeer or Sarsa' parllln. "Asco" Peanut Butter. . . glass 13c Made In our own new modern plant tho best to be had. 3 $412 The Lowest Price on Butter This Year! BUTTER None but the purest of Pasteurized cream is used to produce Louella. By all odds the best Butter made and yet it costs less than commoner goods. Kichland Butter lb 62 c Pure creamery print Butter, other dealers' so-called best. better than soma EGGS Quality counts more with eggs in hot weather than any other season of the year. Our Eggs are always dependable, the quality always certain, and our prices always the lowest considering our standard. r Thousand Dressings V, JZ Island A mavonnnlke dressing with n msim'TiT flavor Wonderfully appetizing serve wlih fr.li Tiimalnai. lttllrr. Colli Meats. rMl v (lualtty unBurpnsscil. f ASCO" rrmc.K flKc (Our Very Best) Ca " Hk3 lur Tas nrp cIlHtlnet'it! In rhara-ter and flavor from ordinary Tcim We particularly rn! nnunpnd our 1 lift in nnil Covlnti nnd Olri N. i oumry Stjle for lelng " ovieevee' A s c o A s c o A s c CN A s c o utctor BREAD uC3m Wmw liiv )y W loaf choice of the best housekeepers Tens of Tho usantls of first loaf of Victor was served on their taWe Victor is being used on more tables than any loaf baked in tho four States where our stores aro lo cated. There aro good reasons for this it is tho vshom stopped baking the day tho Genuine Kentucky Spring Lamb We Will Have on Sale'This Morning in All Our Meat Markets GENUINE SPRING LAMB This is the first nrrival of these baby lambs. Kentucky is known as the Blue Grass State and ships at this season of the year the best Lamb to be had order early for a nice Leg or Shoulder for your bumlay Dinner. passed. It's a treat to eat. He sure to lcao your The quality is unsur- i,?kIoMoast30' Best Cut Rib Roast lb Lean Soup Beef lb 15 Hamburg Steak lb 25' Lean Stewing Beef lb 22' Fresh-Killed lr Stewing Chickens 45' A' Is y vi o o ASCp7" ASCO ASCO mtt . . ifl. rfdk ASCO ' q. h ro. 1. ASCO ASC9' ASCO ASCO ""I o W, fh at. :a. - IT- - ' - -- -- "' yt TT 4t pfl..tik . k. i r tV' TEM.TCSttt '
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