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FETE CELEBRATES
200th Annlvorsary of Incorpora
tion Boglns With His
torical fcageant
THOUSANDS SEE PARADE
A litiotorfoflt imrndc In which ' 2000
people will take pnrt will lie the open
ing frntnrc of Hrlstol'M rrlebrntlon of
the SflOHi anniversary of Its Incorpora
tion ns borough, which begin? today
unci will continue through tomorrow nntl
Sunday. f
The pnrade, divided Into ten liMnr
HI divisions nnd tlilrty-fiw exhlhlts,.
picturing the development of the town
rem the enrllest Coloninl times down
to Its Activities In the Into wnr, will
move nt 3 o'clock this nftcrnoon.
Major Moore Will Ilevlcw the Parade
Hristol Is beginning to fill with for
mer residents nnd visitors, nnd the
townspeople nre prepared toreccive a
thousand guests for the celebration,
which will take on mnny of the. aspects
of an "old-home" occasion.
Duron (irccn Is president of the III
centennial Anniversary Association and
hi knowledge of nueks county history
Is back of most of the pageants and his
torical grouin thnt will be enacted.
Franklin Hllkeson is acting as vice pres
ident of the organization. Scrrill T).
IMIefron Is secretary and W. II. II.
Fine treasurer.
Incorporated In 17-0
The incorporation of the borough of
BrNtol took place on November 14,
72(l, when the chnrter with the neces
ssry letters patent was received from
Kngland by the townspeople. This oc
casion will bo shown in several' exhibits
of tho parade, in which wlll'nppcar the
first chief burgess, impersonated by
Minot J. Hill; the second burgess, im
personated by Jnmes II. IJrooks, nnd
the first town council', depicted by tho
Young People's I? ranch of the W. C.
T. T'.
Walter V. Leedom will serve ns chief
marshal of tlilw afternoon's parade and
on his stafT will be John McGlnley. W.
Firman Young, Joseph B. Keating and
John Sackvllle. O, Morris Itnndnll,
Morris Shields. Clarence Huckman. W.
Albrrsson Haines. Joseph Wright. John
K. BeU. Joseph Ollnrdy. I.ouls Mcrolla
and Hugh Knstburn will act as aides.
One of tho features of the parade will
be the original roach in which Gen
eral Lafayette visited Bristol in lfi21.
At that time he was accompanied bv
members of the First City Troop o'f
Philadelphia, nnd the old conch will be
under the escort of n half dozen city
troopers when it again passes through
tho streets of Bristol this nftcrnoon.
The old coach Is in excellent condition,
the only improvements required being a
little shrinking of tho nxles nnd the
application of carriage grease.
The pnrade will bo headed by n
croup of Algonquin Indians, depleted
bv thf Bristol Tribe of Bed Men nnd
visiting tribes.
Old Settlers Follow
Xext will follow curly Knglish,
Dutch nnd Swedish settlers, ns por--nycd
by the pupils of the Bristol High
Fehool. The coming of William Penn
nnd his followers in 10R2 will bo de
picted by the Bristol Council of the
Daughters of Amerlcn. Other exhibits
In the first division will show thn first.
poMal system, Bristol chartered as a
market town', nnd ns the seat of jus
tire of Bucks county in 170.".
After the groups showing the charter
ing of the borough will come "the first
ftnge wagons, the old Bristol fairs and
the founding of the Methodist Episcopal
Church by Captain Webb, of the Kng
lish army.
The third division will include Gen
eral Washington nnd his stnff. the Bris
tal company of Continental militia and
n company of Knglish Light Horse Cav
alry, which made a night nttnek on the
town nt the time the British held Phila
delphia during the Revolutionary Wnr,
nun Minors irom me oia Delaware river
flcot.
The fourth division will be hended
by n llnnt depicting the Fnshinnnblc
Period, when the "Hath Springs" out
fiile of Hristol was one of the most
popular post-Uevolutionarv wntering
resorts. Tho Merchants' Shipbuilding
ornoration of Hnrrlman, X. J., will
exhibit a float showing old and new
methods of shipbuilding in Bristol,
winch has always been known as a home
of vhipluilldlng industry.
JK (?PinI.!,g ".tl" Canal in 1R2-1,
1?.JJ Railroad In 18.14 nnd the First
I'ub ,, School in 1R.' the Founding of
M Mark's Parish in 1S45 and' the First
ire Company will follow in the order
oi the parade.
Reproduce War Period
W.Ti".. ''m". Wnr Ptrlotl in Bristol's
Wftory will he represented V the mem-
ftjVtil,n1,(il.,ry.t "' ,,cn"' 108t "f
nrYh.i "-, ' "at-'"very days, show-
ihh, -iJ J,(,Io"Tnt f 'oloml ritlacn.
3' 1 f portrayed by various col-
?nri.K IX ' " .ot the tmvn- Bristol's
."! development nfter the Civil
il nVr'f bc sliow" !-v flonts fl0" the
comi ,Ti,,Ui!c Vrins. I,,nnts- Tho
S?.. o.i . ' ? 1,nl nns in 1S7 will be
ol f the io!."10 Vnri0US Ita"n" H0detics
wiliri,n,0l's )'art .inL,he ,nfc world war
cV, 1 nJm,'"i?,'r.(1 b.J' th0 l0,n' Amerl
Ja' -esion Post, the Legion Bnnd of
hr;VV0VLciKl,tUi'iR,'"nndthene.l
J "? I he pnrade w 11 end with Hip
bllr,:s,rn's fl,nts nj ",gons
held h . l.P11M!1'1(If,a rcwPtlmi will be
VrL '" fo,luw '" 'he evening.
featehv.K,re,n,,,,? D'- will be
lluckV rnLll0m,unl,l,a,,," ' the
hfeli h , !y Hwnen's Assoclntion,
tol to. iel CU".Vn vfulIon In Hris
wliidlnn." .'.horo, wiU l,fi "''omen's
on i Sn?",1 '"""I '-"ncerts through
e"eniUK.,cmaimler ot tl,c 'IaJ- "d "lie
Reunions on Sunday
llthe dmr'f tl,0rP. wl" h0 ',''"I"''H in
"'1 ' iSK1' 81,CCinl Mrvlci" n"d
th?hd"(t'?;tvl,tene;t!? flr," ",Pnil"- fr
EM-cutUe i;immitin.t,nUnof the., eel'Tutlon.
Sn Johcnl, ii ,il?.1,r,or"" (Ireen, ihalr-
" Criy, 'rhoma' tir.l 'I,. "'". ul
J01"' franklin iiiibr"'' Wu"er I U.
'"tinic "nln Ullkesun and Joseph 11.
mi. 7- iun.oii. p w '.,;:.. :" puma-
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Innnsv
"THE end of easy sell
ing is in sight," says
a Prominent merchant
J" Mir selling plans
!lluJl to these changing
conditions? b g
j HERBERT M. MORRIS
Advertl.ins Agency
BRISTOL BIRTHDAY
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WEST PHILA. HIGH
Mctor Hoist (op at left), president,- John M. Mcllvaln (top at right),
vice president; G. Gordon Malny, Jr. (bottom, left), secretary, and
Nathaniel A. Dcvlne, trensnrer, of 1020 graduating class at West Phlia-
dclphln High School
Kllcovnp.
ltnrvsy
8. Tlu.
A. Kllas,
T. I. Kraft.
M. J, Hill and
Kugeno llnrrctt
JoDh Alia.
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Manufncturern' rnmmlttci': C. L. Ander
son, chairman! J. n. tlrundy. 1.. c Srrlnic,
s,i K,,P.V.ns'P.n' J.am' rirooks, Frank Hald
vvln. rhlllp-fl.nndreth, G. L. Wllllnmj, K.
a. Minuter. Kmll .Mctzgar, W. C. Cornell
nnd W'm. llumpf.
nuslneaa men's conimlltee: n. n. Pear
son. John V. War, It. p Hruil-n, J. H.
Wright. Ansclo Jjt Ilenrn, Arthur V. nrady.
Jinx Cohen, Wm, II, Force, and Alphqnre
Publlrlty committee! Uarl It. Koth, rhalr
man: William Hemlne. Prrrlll Dotlefeon.
Loula Wllhltn and Kllwooil Tolan. c"c"0
Program commltteB: Thnmaa Scott, chair
man: JaiiH-a K, Mnoney, W. 11. H, Fine
Howard It. Thoronton nnd William Areny.
meyer. ,
, Firemen's Day committee; Franklin Oil
keaon, chairman: Oeorgc W Ilurkl-y, Fred
Kenyon. John Chambers. Frank Fllnn Gran
ville Htephenaon and Hay Fry.
Decoration committee: Jon-plv n. Keating,
chairman. Harry Lyndall, Charlea Ancker.
Harry Ituchen. John C. Adam. Charl'ea
Coomhn, Charles Fluher. Louis Merola and
John peed.
Committee on names of former residents:
rtuseell H Party, chairman: John Mcdee,
- H. I'oole, Frank Welk and Omar
Hllborn,
GRADUATED AT WELLESLEY
.Many Pennsylvania Girls In This
Year's Class
Wellesley, Mass., June IS. Many
Pennsylvania's and New Jerseyites nre
represented at commencement festivi
ties nt Welleslev College this week.
Among those'gradunting nre:
Helen Adams Babbitt, Haverford Ta
Ljdla M. Ilrown. Capo Jtay Court itouse.
N J.: KUJabeth II. Cox. Media, Ta. ; BarahJ
AtiH pauta I'll- ! H'tirtflKit . XT t . -.!
garet A. Funk. 83t North Fourth street,
Philadelphia; Elizabeth M. Green. Fox
Chase: Ixiulee Jenckes, Wyomlsslinr. Pa.;
rtarhel C, Jones. Conshohocken, l'a. , Mabel
Cook Kase, Mount Airy; Margaret Miller,
Bradford. Pa.; Caroline Elizabeth Teale,
Ijincaster. Pa.; Margaret K. rtelnhart.
Pottsvllle. Pa.: Florence J. Hlieeler, 11215
North Broad stvtV Philadelphia; Hilda
garde J. Hhumwhy, 4tll Walnut street,
Philadelphia: Hllzaheth F, Rpauldlng, Ard
more. Pa,; Helen E Bwarti, Milton. Pa.;
Elinor Taylor. West Chester. Ta.: Anna C.
Thun. Wyomlsslntf, P.r, ; Frances F. Weimar,
Ilosemont, Pa.; Virginia A. Wyant, South
Bethlehem. Ta. '
Wedded After Graduation
State College. Pa.. June 1R.
Twenty -four hours after lioth had
been graduated from the Pennsylvania
Stato tollege. Jllle. Jcanno Itlou, of
Xorvaix, France, nnd Courtlnnd Tj.
Putlcr. of Uniontown, were married
yesterday on tho campus. Tho bride
carac to Penn State three years
ago, having won n scholarship awarded
by the French Government. Mr. Rut
ler was originally n member of the
1010 class, but war scrvlco kept him
out ot the college in 1018.
TODAY'S MARRIAGE LICENSES
Kmll Boss. 00.1 Rising Sun five., and Anna
Forslonll. llll'i N. Randolph St.
Edward A Johnson, 1011 Ellsworth st.. and
Fttn II. Ilftniinnip Minor. Va.
Iuls Hallus. 1(158 Myrtle st., and Oeorglna.
Cnrbln, TOl ,N, 4.1th at.
John I.. Wood, IRM.'i N. 21st st.. and Re
becca. Wuro, 210S Montgomery ave.
James rt. Larimer, 80'Jl C st., and Marls
A. Wheeler. B2W Eadon st.
John J. Brogan. flSl!0 Vine st., and Mary
. V. McCauly. 338 N. (list st.
Floyd Hilgglns. Salamra, N. T.. and Buth
B. Dlehl. Q537 N. 81st at.
George DePnK 8nn N. Mervlns St.. and
Helen M. Mllla. 17.11 Wlnfleld St.
Charles I,. I.offelhardt, n2l) Queen lane, and
Maull c. Parker. IWOfl Blslng Pun ave.
Aaron D. Murrlson. Oil Marshall st., and
Helen Wleder. HUT N. 30th st
Julias A Herman. Trenton, N, J., and Anna
Pternfell. 2130 Turner st.
Patrick Grace. 3011 Parrlsh st., and Eliza
beth Reynolds. USO W. Castoga st.
Johnson Wood, Merlon. Pa., and Mary E.
Oalns, Merlon. Pa.
Andrew R, Bolgu, Camden. N. J . and Mil
dred Townsend. 21110 N. Roser st.
Aloyslus W. Hnelschl. 2323 N. 3d St.. and
' Edith I. Bonulr. 125 Sylvonia st,
Edward F. Welsh, 2435 N. 3d st,, and
Annatta Knecht. 241(1 nodlne st.
William It, Palry, 1524 W. Lengh ave.. and
Clara Ingram. I.ansdowne. Ta
William F. Nechklauer. Bridgeport. Pa., and
Helen G Hoover, Bridgeport, Ta.
Ethan n. Taylor, 2240 E. Allegheny ave.,
and Helen M. Mnd, 3312 Germantown ave.
WllUam F Mattner. 1318 Jerome st.. and
Mlnnl M. Klock, 4314 N. 13th st.
Ijiwrence D, Flrary. 1303 Master St., and
Albert Curtis. 2023 N. 20th st.
Nathan Shapiro. Washington, D. C. and
Rosa Blank, 30(12 Parrlsh st
Harry N. Clark. 44H Ilanaberry et., and
Sara I'. Byland. 1503 Glrard ave.
I.ogan A. Hlnes. Mountain, Wis., and Irene
11 Hlnes, 3031 Canton st.
Ralph Parker, Hid V. Cumberland ave.. and
Adllalde II. Rohr. 110 W. Allegheny ave.
Max Horowitz, 852 N. Bandolph St.. and
Mary MarkowlU. 12 N. Lawrence at.
Irvln C. Smith, 1521) S. Colorado st. and
Gertrudo Morris, 1527 8. Colorado st.
J. Frederick Marten, 8105 Elberon ave. and
Rebecca II, Carman. 3405 Germantown av.
John P. Wlest. 4115 K. Broad St.. and Ethel
I,. Gulhrle, 03(1 W. Allegheny ave.
Daniel Tyson, r,u H. 22d t.. and Ada
I.amax, 2flld Lutonla st.
Michael H. Donahoe. 1718 N. 20th st.. and
Mary K. Lyons. 5033 Green st
Stephen J. Kander, 7Slh ave. and E at., and
Anna L. Frank. 7827 ave E. West. Phlla.
Pharlea Rodin. 3723 Hrandynlna St.. and
Anna Freeman, 711(1 Sloan st.
William L. Steel. 3821 Frankford ave.. and
JIae R. Fitzgerald, 208 Fernon St.
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CLASS OFFICES
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Mrs. William . Lingelbach Will
Present Diplomas to Mem
- bers of Class
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR TWO
The Public Industrial Art School will
hold Its nnnunl commencement exer
cises fit 8 o'clock this evening in the
auditorium of the Philadelphia -Normal
School, Thirteenth and Spring Garden
streets.
Charles H. Edmunds nnd William A.
Mason, director of art In Philadelphia,
will be the chief speakers. William C.
Ash will preside, and Mrs. William R.
Lingelbach, only wonlan member of the
Hoard of Education, will present the
diplomns. Music will be in charge of
Alvin Emrey nnd will be furnished by
the Campbell School Orchestra.
Two scholarships will be awarded,
one to the School of Design for Women
nnd the othnr to the School of 'Industrial
Art.
The following will receive diplomas:
Adams Pchoo Orval E, Davis.
,..nifT School Ellenor J. Tunker. Elma
Whlteloek.
Arnold School John d. Kuhn.
Baldwin School Lucy Large.
Belmont School Sarah E. Newsome. Louis
Poland. Sylvia Radltz.
Blalno School William Ehrllch, Samuel
Kartman. Isarinr T.vlnrtn !l
Claghorn School Dorothy Eckmafi
Agnes
a, ivenney, aiav .McDonnell
son .Marlon Sack.
Violet Mllchel
Clymcr Schdol William E. Gelson. May
Phillips, Edward Wilton.
,Fltler Sqhool Florence Bands. Aline
Thomas
Hancock School Fmnlr nnMtin m.n(n
Goldstein. Marv M. Gratz. Alice Ostroff.
unviu oiuarn, eaaie j'j. yurrion,
Hanna School Lewis Eldrldge.
' Hay School Alexander Layman.
Holllngsworth Contlniiatlnu School James
nituiBwo, jr.. iuiiam . iiaiiey.
Holmes Junior High School Margaret A,
Devlno. Bertha Heyne.
Jliintsr School Rudolph Buchwald. Daniel
j. uuiniey. jr.. r.ari Kieaei, iari Kern.
Harrv Kurnltz. rhlllp Kurnltz. Joseoh Llt
vln. Stewart .McDowell. E'mmett Jtartln, Ber
nard Schwartz.
. Kuno .School Max Salzman. Edward J.
Walls. Thomas Walls.
Kelley Schoql Frederick Kell.
Lawton School George Alexy. Norman K
Logan School Israel Hamilton.
Lowell School Beatrice B. Hedley.
Lynd School Harry Harris.
Mclntyre School Marjorla Myer.
Morris School Esthr IlofTman. Earl
Luke. William Pfender. Robert Wlnerlng.
Newton School John Bradley Hall, Mal
don Huff, Ethel Ozmon, Laurence Totts,
Gertrude Roberts.
Nichols School William Davenport.
Overbrook School Edith Krlng, Edltu
McKay.
Packer School Gilbert Wllllg
Pastorious School Clara L. Hlppler.
Pelrce Behoof Eleanor Ruoff.
Rutledgo School Lenora Cohen. Siegfried
Dortort. '
fUrtaln School George Rlttlnger.
Rharswood School Max Felgenberg,
Sheridan Continuation School Joseph C.
Bailey. Jr.. William C. Duffln.
Southwark School Antonio Rotelll.
Stanton (M. H.) School Matilda Gee-hard,
William J. Pelrce, Elsie Schrelner.
Steeln School Lena Henderson. Hilda
Olsen. Harold H. Pfaff, Ralph Seberhagcn. '
I-red. sectig, l'ivereti cmi'.n, Katnieen
Wright.
Stetson School Elizabeth Johnston, Jennie
Thomas. Walter Zlegler.
Tllghman School Oedrge M. E. Caspar.
Vare School Morris Taxln.
Webster School William E. Link. Hilda
Mozocont.
Wldener School Friyices Froseh. Martin
Ooldsteln, Oertruds Hak. Herbert Hall,
Richard Hochgelnden, Ieroy King. Meyer
Lang, Lassllla E. Mitchell. Joseph Than
hauser, Jr.. Julian Thornton.
Central High School Harry Cooper. Wal
ter Dalley, Raymond O, Davis.
Kensington High School Mildred E,
Klatss.
Southern High School Isadors Mansky.
William Penn Hluh School M. Jeanne'te
Wallace.
No school Phllena Hammer. Audrey Pie.
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Prizes Are Awarded to Studonts
at Commencement Exor-
cisbs This Morning
IN CENTRAL HIGH SCH60L
The auditorium of the Central High
School was the scene of the com
mencement exercises of the Philadelphia
High .School for Girls this morning,
when seventy-four graduates received
their diplomas from Fred (Sowing, the
principal.
Following-!! greeting In Latin by P.cs
sic M. Mack, president of the class, the
snlutritory was delivered by Alice Annn
Edmunds. Lena flassol gave the vale
dictory. The Invocation was pro
noiincell by the Hew. George I.. Rich
ardson, of tho Dlbcesan Church ot St.
Mary.
The gold Dodd memorial medal of
the school was presented ti Margaret
Kathcrlne Kramer, and the silver Dodd
medal to Sadyo D, Maslln. The Alli
ance Fraricnise medal was awarded to
Esther Linda lluzby. with honorable
mention for Lillian Helen Dirks.
Prizes for Graduates
The nlumnl prize of ?1" for good work
In English in the Girls' High School and
the Philadelphia Xnrmal Hrhonl for
Girls was awarded to Alice Annn Ed
mynds. , Tho .$10 Latin prize was
given to Esther Gorshov, with honorable
mention for'Fredn Frances Koscnkoff.
The prize of $20, awarded by' the
Alumnae Association to the graduate
"ecurlng the highest average, was
awarded to Alice Annn EdmuntN.
For five years- the Men's Clnsslcnl
Cltfb. of Philadelphia, has offered two
prizes of $'M each, one for girls ntid
one for boyftv for the best examinations
presented in Greek nnd in I.ntin. This
examination Is open to all college
preparatory students, trained in these
subjects trained In Micse subjects in the
high schools and " private schools of
Philadelphia and its vicinity.
With the exception of one year, when
the prize was divided between a gradu
ate of the Philadelphia High School for
Girls and a graduate from n private
school, the girls' prize has been won
by graduates of the Philadelphia High
School for Girls. This year also it is
awnrtled to Freda Frances Ttocnknff.
Tho commencement progrnm con
tained Several musical numbers rend
ered by the clnss ns well ns a number
of organ selections, with Hollo Malt
land at tho organ. Vocal music was
in charge of Mrs. Annn W. Cheston.
with Mrs. Helen Pulaski Innea nt the
piano.
TIip graduates were:
COLLEGE rREPARATORT COURSE
Distinguished
Bella M. Herman. Esther Linda Buzbr,
Elizabeth Kllnger Chandler. Lillian Helen
Dirks. Alice Anna Edmunds, Esther Oor
chov. Bess . M Mack. Mary Olfford Man
ning. Gladys Rondlnella. Freda Frances
nosenkoff.
Meritorious '
Llllle Appelmsn, Lena Gassel. Harriet Hoi
stein. Sophie Stern Locb. Hannah Dorothy
Mann. Dorothea Maria riatteicher. Geor
clna Carruthers Regars. Sarah Eleanor
Thomson, Helen Elizabeth Way. EllzabeTh
Aa?le Weiler.
ft pa .Inn )
Mabeth .Brewster Allen, Leanora Baren.
oaum. Iiutn Uesser. Margnret .Mae Blrchnll
- Jirir""nr '"nces Brljgs. Hortens? !,. Buholz.
-- ..vi.n ,nnn. i-arcil Ulamontt. AfalMl
?.""" 3?."m'n: Rte"- n- Dubrow, Margaret
Mary Fltzpatrlck. Pauline Onllub, Liicl. A
Lammer, I .aura S. Levy. Elinor Gerstlev
Loeh Josephine Rlebel Lord, Pauline Marks.
Beatrice Magdalena Muth. VlrglnU ReSman
wifkowskif ' rma V Stlt"1' JI'da
GENERAL COURSE
Distinguished
Marraret Kathryn Kramer.
Meritorious
.J?lf?!50r zfV D.(iyk EthBl Kllzsheth Gib
son. Ada. Halpert. Sadye D. Maslln.
Graduates
Marv L. Atchemn Tr.i.H u t.-. - H
Jthy 8. Hew. Jluth Batt" EihVi "n.VlfPK;
"rnwn, niancho Octavla CuatH. Slary f hv 11 in
Kflhrnoflr Anna r c. ...i. V... :??. ""IB
Lowman
ssaffiiv E;i!,'ifl- S'r-i'''!".
Mary il
.1 - ns -"- i-icji ijucrrun .-rtr.
mime, riornce it, p hci Hiffn iVn.i .
Welnrelch and
-V.-r"-". """n wyi. Vtlfl P ItSDlele. I
Mary Elizabeth Wllltt.
NE0LIN SOLES and
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"' Jii.nriiix Hi'KKKT
Quality Is
There is a posi
tive scarcity of
really good clothing
at this time. Mak
ers of garments
such as we provide
for our exacting
and discriminating
customers are un
able to make any
thing approximat
ing 100 deliveries.
On the other lmnd
wo nro told that mak
ers of lower grade
merchandise nro re
ceiving cancellations,
nnd nro willing to un
load their product at
prices wnicn appear
attractive.
In the final analysis
the quality counts, and
the purchaser of a good
suit of clothes prac
tices real economy.
Rcady-to-Wcar Suit a of
Seasonable Weights
and Fabrics, $45,00 to
$100,00.
Top Coats, $35,00 to
tSO.00. Custom Tailored
Suits, $75,00 to $120.00,
GIVEN
OMAS
rngton on , Miriam T. Goodyear. Mar an W
Helns, Frieda Henkenslefken. Helen Francis
senberg, Hachel Adelaide Jones C
Krause. Lillian o K- i.i... V '.... -ii
ranriL r.ii7nnain t-.,i.
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JACOB REEtfS SONS
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JOSHUA A. MKKISH
President of graduating class at
Franhfnrd High School
Owen J. Roberts to Address
Class at Commencement Exer
cises Thi3 Evening
ESSAYS BY STUDENTS
Olrnrd College will hold its com
mencement exercises this evening nt
7:.10 o'clock in the college chnpcl.
Twenty-six students will receive their
diplomas.
The principal speaker will be Owen
.T. Hoberts, member of the board of di
rectors of city trusts. A varied pro
gram will' be given in addition.
The Invocation will be delivered by
.Ioeph "A. Jameson, vice president of
the college. ISssnys will be read by
the following honor pupils: Harry
ftordnn fjchnd, whose subject Is "The
Miner"; .lames Henry Ogden, whose
subject is tThe Role of the Aristo
crat," and Robert Kmmett -Malony.
who will speak on "Centralization of
finvernment." Mnlony will also de
liver the valedictory.
The diplomas wilK'bo presented by
Chcesman A. Herrick. president of
(iirard. Several musical numbers will
complete the exercises.
Tho-.e receiving the highest scholns
II,. Ltnmlln? In this venr's graduating
class am Robert K. Malony. Harry j
Cordon Schnd mid James Henry Ogden.
Tlm-p distinguished in tile vnrious
departments nre: I
Rohert K. Malony and Harry Gordon
Schad. commercial courses: Robert K. Ma
lonv, Knglish: William Joseph Nichols, his
torv; Corradlno Bentlvogllo. Jamea Henry
Ogden and John Kltner Pierce, mathematics.
Corradlno Bentlvogllo. mechanical school:
Robert K. Malony, social science, and
Robert K. Malony and William Robert Row
land. Spanish. -
Others receiving diplomas are
Carl Francis Anderson Bruce Cresswell
Beach. Charles Henry Beard. Charles Henry
Benz. Lebbeus Martin Blgelow, Joseph Cohen.
Wnlter Bogardus Dunkle. Walter Washing
ton Kvans, James Kdvvard Oaynor. John Mil
ton llrass, (leorge Trultt Huddlestone, John
Frederick Lelhlg. Charles George Lutz,
Harold Robinson. Louis .Iscob Rosenbllt.
Alfred Otlio Rossi. Arthur Raymond flpecht.
James Albert flundstrond. Eugene William
Tost.
UNEN MESH UNDERWEAR
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ONLY BTORE
Uth and Chestnut
YOUNG MAN
with Advertising experience In two
Agencies, desires position with procrrs
lt a Business or Agency. '
A 322, LEDGER OFFICE
Economy
26 WILL GRADUATE
AT GIRARD COLLEGE
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CLASS GRADUATES
ATFRANKFORDHIGH
Commencement Exercises to Be
Held Tonight in School
Auditorium
PRqF. MEDER WILL SPEAK
Commencement exercises of the
frankford High School will bc held
tonight In the 'school auditorium at 8
,o clock.
Tho presenta'toln ot diplomas will he
made by ;. Calvin Rnook. principal of
the school. Henry .7. Mcder. a profes
sor of languages In the University pt
rennsylvnnia. will deliver the com
mencement address. Robert W. Mr
Connell, president of the Fathers As
soelntlon. nnd I)r. George "VVhcelcr, as
sociate superintendent of schools, will
award prizes.
The salutatory will bc given by Etta
May Htrothie. nnd the valedictory de
livered by Carl Castle Flseher. Selec
tions by the school orchestra will In-"
tcrsperse the progrnm. (
'The graduates are:
D.vm ..academic COUKSE
If Hi Ji c.,'",.or,. Abel. Harry I'aul B.rker,
lllnrh.mr"inel'VI"c,,,n' Leonard Lawrence
llrsfsh mi'.,.'"J & "Htner. Joshua Aleande,
.ir:"?. Carroll Burchntt. Theodore
i..", Sd Button, Charles Kwen Conon.
Dve? r;iy'rn-on?. fe?wl!' Lawrence Justl?o
Jfmi..l;r.V.?.,, ncher. Benjamin Weslev
fl?m!I,hwX "'""i. Knnth Klnkesd. Joseph
A. rSfi..?"".".n!. E"nr Meredith. Taul I.sn
jmf.0T;r' n?!!"1 W Thomas. Joseph
aiSIm """.'J- Warren Vesley Walton. Leslie
AlMl.,, ir" "'": .William Carn.ll Watt
rtil.2m,H'nrv Welkel. Max I.ouls Wendler
i.V,i: V.?'".'1 Altken. Marjraret Dearnn Al
SM.L. nJ M1:'m F"V Aschenhrand, .Marsaret
p?iS.VA J.""'r' Bllstibeth Porter Bryant
tMriii.xl"1.Corcor"n' "uth K-r,t D",', Anna
Jr.niThn Foster. Kmlly niklnton Ollmour
E.th,rfrry nr"'. Thelma Mauehr .Jlnrrl
son. ifeln Frances Ilorrorks. Irms Mair
dalen KneWer, Annette Orant Krewson.
Florenee Irene Kurtz, Emma May Marin
''' Adslalde Ida Muller, May Adelaide Nav
r. Mary I'atton. Dorothy Marie Barp.Kllla.
l.eth Phreve. Martha Elizabeth Pmlth. Kiva
May Markry. Eleanor Elizabeth Steele,
Ksthr Amsnda HteMz, Etta May Strsthl".
f.raee Hendley Thomas, Huth .May Vand
Krtft, Mary s. Wolf.
COMMtillCIAb counsE
.. Allf .Virginia Axenrnth. Selma Merlsm
luld Eleanor Virginia Ollfry. .Margaret On
mond Helverson. Martha lAdls Hlller, Marv
Kllffarlf. Mellsss Jean McDowell, Grace
( arver Morse, Florence Louise Pchaffer.
Margaret Simpson. Blanche Dalnlv Sirock
hln, He)n Margaret Thiede, Anna We,.g
man. Viola Eva Wick. Alice Christiana
urst.
HOME ECONCfMICS COUnSIJ
Beatrice Haslam Hall, Ethel Elliahfh
Jackson. Bonlta Marlon Krantz. flrtrud
May Waller. Ruth Elizabeth Weimar, Irm
Haly Yerkes.
SENIOB IfO.VOBH
Academic Course
Etta May Btrathlc.
Commercial Course
Margaret Osmond lfelverson.
COMMEHCIAL COUI1SE
Edward Achuff. Kenneth John Barber.
Raphael .Tames Cavallere, Albert George
Flchr, Norman Thorns s Ford, Cnrls
Arnold Hclltnge. William Johnston. Her
bert Edward Klnkead, I.oula Troerh.
MECHANIC ARTS COURPE
James Edward Bowman. Norman Elmi
Orede. Harold I'Yeckelton Kraniz. Newman
Heath Lane. Herbert Snyder Travl, Rrn
ard ftewart Wharton.
SENIOR HONORS
Academic Coure
Carl Castle Fischer.
Commercial Courie
Kenneth John Barbr.
Mechanic Arts Coure
Newman Heath Lan.
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Always the Latest
Footwear Fashions
at Lowest
l heo l ie
High French heel
in white reignskin
$7.00.
in black satin
57.00.
. This offering again
DelKar does save you
Sneeial Style mkes
season a amaricst lootwear.
Our upstairs location means a big sav
ing in rent and our low overhead costs
make our low prices possible.
Women, particular about their footwear,
make DelMar tfloir shoe headquarters.
Upstairs Store for Women
12iiehestrculr Shvetf
. Four Mcvdtora at your tcrvide.
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ATLANTIC CITY HIGH
SENDS OUT BIG CLASS'
Exceptional Degree of Scholar-
ship Reflected in This Year's
163 Graduates
Atlantic City, .Tunc 18. An excep
tionally high degree of scholarship. Is
reflected In the stnndlng of the Atlantic
City High School Clnss of 11)20, proud
educational officials announced to
equally proud parents this morning,
when 1IVI students received diplomas at
commencement exercises on tho tlnrden
IMer
Mayor I'M ward L. Rader
presentation of n number
including two cups from th
president of tlie Hoard of Education, be-
stowed the diplomas
The graduates
arc :
CLASSICAL COURSE Annebelle D.
Clark. Wilms Elseman, Harry J. Hemphill.
Katherlne Kefauvor. Eleanor S. Isnb. Marie
c. Fierce. Famine o. fharpe, lleln R.
Hhaw. Rose Trilling.
TECHNICAL Josenh J Alkazln. Edward
I r. Bader. Jr., Fordyce A. Jlothwell, Benja
1 mln Brown, Oeorge Brown. Maurice Brown.
I A. H. Darnell, Louis Dollnsky. Ernest A.
Human. A. W. Farrand, Daniel II. France,
'Joseph II. Frlnzell, Samuel C. Hlgbee, Isaac
i C. Hyman. Ralph S Johnson, Edward C.
Jones, Lloyd F Kahn, Thomas IC. Laws,
.Joseph H LCliard. II. E. Lewlnc. Wayne
1 W. Leyrer. Arthur F. Loeh. John R. R.
Magney. John J. Mahoney, Jr.. Bertha M.
.Ogden Esteil B. Paulson. Lester J.-I'aulson,
Wayne It. Redfleld, Lewis Rosenberg, Charles
Sacks. Manuel M Sldkoff. Anthony Slndonl.
Jr Samuel Solomon. Samuel Trilling, Ar
thur Vleweger. Eugene R. Westcott.
NORMAL PREPARATORY Lillian Blum.
Maud A. Brown. Cathryn V. Carey. Ruth
M. Errlckson. Florence E. Franck. Doris
I A. Hamilton, Anna M. Land. Veronica A.
, Larkln I.eona Mcl-aln, Elizabeth II. Ma
honey. Hazel M. Reeves. Josephine Scull.
Virginia Scull. Pauline A Spllker. Clara
O. Subin. Bertha Weiss. Ilerthft Zlsman.
' HOME ARTH AND SCIENCE Elizabeth
i L. Bacharach. Florence M. Bacharath. Ma
R. Harnett. Ethel M. Bradley, Katharln- It
Oodfrey, Clara. M. Luks, Lucia Glover
Shreve.
COMMERCIAI-Franels J. Abrsms. Adele
M Alkazln, Ruth E. Chapmen. Msrle A.
'Clark. Lillian E. CroyK Alice r. Errlck
I "on. .Marie E. Feyl, Beatrice E. Fort.
I Erma T. Garrison, Margaret M (lllck.
Mamie Goldberg. Beatrice Oreenberg Byron
IP. Harris. Caroline E. Harrold, Leon Hoff
1 man, Emma K. Holdzkom, Gordon H Hoist
I Sarah C. Kaplowltz. Edith A. Lampont Mary
j E. Larlv. Mar' E. LnRosa. Charles K
Leeds, Charlotto K. Lodge, Hilda B Mr.
Keague, Jacob A. Mackowltz. Madeline
Marshall, Frances M. Mason Maude L
Mathews. Fred Q. Mullr. Betty Pen.
) Esther II. Predmetsky. Helen M. Qulglei
Milton A Reed. Clara M. Riley. Dorothea
Schwamb, Peart .1. Shapiro. Arthur Sha'-
riicU, Arthur J. Showed. Anna H Sllr
I man, Anna Smellow. Mabel M Sooy Flor-
nc .ii. ruuurr, K.vs if .-lenDlns. nose
SO-lnberg. Harry C. Sterndeld. Gertrude K
Stone. John If. Truex. Veronlcn E Wall
Edward J. Tetter. Helen M Toder.
GENERAL Harry McAlbert. Jack r Bsch
srach. Edith B. Blak. Ha-ti. Q Brown.
.Iams E. Carmsck, Cella M Chomy Alleen
H' .!ic,w,Id".Y5nd,'J1 J- E1holm Thomas
A. Elwood. Edythe H. Fenton Harrv Foael
A. -R. Galln. Kathleen V Gray, Jane l'
Hardcastle. Wllmer S. Hlghee. jr . nichard
D. Kltzlnger. Paul H Kelly. Emorv J
Kelss, Tamzln Lewis, Santo O Lapr Felix
L. Lippman. Grace Lowenthal. Robert N
McAllister. VIoletta C. .McCloskey Cat'harln.
R. Mansfleld. Leila L. Mnses, Margaret C
Myers, George J. Oberholrr, Lincoln Pals
crove. Jr.. Charlotte M Plltlno. .tan. i-
I Porter. Rosa E. Rtttenberg. W. M. Schaaf
I Ida Seltzer. Emllv D Swan Gladvs e'
I Swan. Thomas D. Taggiri. Jr. Wlnrield J
Thomae. John P Vos. Benjamin Toutl!.
Ham- Youtle, Leiine Zugsmlth '
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.SHOES
Prices
One F.vpIpi- Tip
Baby French '. '1
in white reife- J
$7.00.
in blacjf
o,uu.
demonstrates
$3.00 and more on th
nt a'.Mn.A..n t 1. a t.ntinM
..i v.wiiiunir .... in.; iiuiiiii r.u. I ii r. i! . wnoo iniiier. thej.-j
'the commerc nl department and a cup ;;'" ."- I';. """J. or tnc Hoard Otf. iM
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Commencement to B HnlH TJU
, j
night in Auditorium
of School v.
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JACOB GREr;NBERG LEAWJ
The AVesI I'lilln,lnli.i tri-t. o.l--
for Mors will hni -iVL"" ." -",h ,
HIGH TO GRADUATE ;1
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endcredliy Warren W Newmant $M
and Vie or hW, with f nout-las ri." M
sar at thr pinn. Incidental music wllK '
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tcr. " "' "onmeu,.
The grnduolps ore! i
Brislow Clarle Paden rr.mJ , h ,w,,. '-
Thorns, E Cnwell. Wlth.2. T f,Co5.rW
Alfred D.ugherty Nathaniel' A. fevini.'i
LVr.A. .,r"' Kberhardt J? "AySrhVi'.
Sohuvler CoU
rax Enck. Jr Henrv va...a :?'Jr?
Ravmon.l Neumann Fahy. Edward rt Fa.
nachi. J,,s Fell. Vr, ciinrA , iriV.SJ
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1 nrce Rockwell llosl.srh. Vletor AugujIuiJ, ,
Hugo. (i. Gross Hull. Marvin KelloriT Je".
I2iT..m ''?n "'mu'l I-avrty. nus-5'
sen M'ller Ionard. Samuel C. Lltt, Robert''
k ?i"cJ,"S'",l, D.onj"'1 ," JtarNr. Herbert
firth i McFeey. John M. Mcllvaln. Murdo
.1. Mackenzie. James Leland Macker,
'. Gordon Maliy. Jr , Raymond Kw
Martin Howard A .Medholdt. Frankllri,,
Howard Miller. Oscar Miller dar.n
(.. E Monroe, Thomas Weidon Mond
t-lth. Gorgo A .Morrell. It Mrle Mullor.l
Ssmuel Neff. Warren W. Newman. Horse i
Newton Olewller. William 8. Patten. John
Alexander Patterson Jr . William Josspri"?
Qulnn. Edgar Treslon Richardson. Clarence ;
Htee Rife. George s. Ripley, John Mumford ,
Robinson. S. Justin Setutnbrrg. Hernsrd I
rhartz Jm-s Max Segl, Maurice W,-
Sloan. Henry Bsrnet Esrley Smith. Raymond ..
F Stopper. Samuel Stutmsn. Harold .''
Suplee. Thomas n Rwccnev Charles Walter'
Tct. Edgar P. Wallace Philip S. Welch, ,'
Charles S Wlly. Albert Kdward Wood. Jr.;- -and
Eric T Wood. ift
Fresh Lots
filled in to
mend the
breaks in sizes
in this
Emergency Sale
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Values of
Regular $50, .$60, $65
and $70 Qualities
at the
One Uniform
Price, $40
We have always stood
for two things: Low
Prices and high Stand
ards. Any man who is
anxious to save money
on his clothes will look'
long and far before he
will equal the savings in
this sale, or the mer
chandise. Single- and double
breasted models wor
steds, cassimeres, chev;
iots, porous Summer;
fabrics, light in weight,
strong in workmanship..
Big Values in v
Palm Beach
Cool Cloth and
Mohair Suits
$15, $18, $20, $25
White Duck
' Trousers
$3.25, $3.50
Shrunk Army
Duck Coats
$3 to $4
Separate Trousers
$3.75 & $4.75
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