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0 OF AMERICA FIRST,
fcaccalnuroatG Sermon at
'' Princeton Deprecates Selfish
View of Conditions
NATION'S DUTY TO WORLD
Pi'lncrton. X. '.. .Inn" -'".. D,
John firlor Illbbon. pieIlent of Pirn
ton UnlrcrMtv. In bin bnccnlnuioutp
"irrmnn .vpslordft.v nltl :
"The univerMil lrtw. flint nprmruiiiii.T
annual (.-onnnrnrcmtnt week, vore today
partially ylriotrackttl n tbi ecntrnl at
IrnMInn Tho nrrlvnl of NCorcs of tlio
dcKrRAtci fo nltctiil the Inatisilratloii of
I'lideiU'rloet AiikMI Ihim Riven, the
riiulinnicriiK'tit mi juiiilgiiintion flavor
wlilrli liim Hwopt nmty iiin "f bo for
mnlltlcH mill piTi'iMlcnts which hive
hitherto Upt'ii I'Mitorod In the com
inriirciiiPiit progrnin. ,
At the elan drij exereMm till"" morn
iiiK of thp Shcfllchl SMentlllc School,
the elite"" history " Rlvrn by JninM
Alpxnndcr Ktnlth. .Ii . of ChninbiTK
bitiB. Pa., the i-lnss orntlon by Kmvnn
Patrick r'rnncl Kngitti. of DPiivcr. and
the cln"-M prophecy li John Hiown Pay
roll, of Portland, Me.
'1'Iip rlii dn prcip of the nrn
dpinlc depiirtinriit wore held llilx after
noon In tin- iiiiipliitlicntre In thp roar of
VntiilPibllt Hull Thp plnsM orator was"
Hobpit tn until HiitcbiiiH, of Heron.
Kx.
AhIp fioni tin Induction into ntace
of a new prcsidrnt. an unuiiiall) luiBi
iiiiinluM- nf i IniiiSPH in tiPiontiPl and
appparslnthpwayof duty. Is true, not , policy ulll bp put Into rffeit. Hie ir
onlv of thp Individual life, but of the icnatlou of e-Iemi Henr.v ntle
Hfp'of lb" nation as well. AVp nre In n Hnser a instructor In the l.nu School
...III... 1.. .n!i.n nt IliP nrcscilt crisis I. nnnnnlii I'll lip will I'PlllP IIPXl
n, ..n-i'.i'c liUinrr where, fidlowlnc ! uppk. IIpiioiIs arc current that Prof
the line of lean rpistancc, it fpcius to
Inanv to Ip vie on our part to uuj iin
munitv from world reMponslbilitii-. and
connHiuentlj world opportunities m
order that we mu declop oui own
resources and be a realm "into our-
nelvc.
Iltiaaoll II. ("Iiittem en. director of the
Shetlielil Scientific School, is plnnnins
to ict ire at once. ,
The lorporutlon has made Arthur I.
Iladlei president emeritus and the ac
tion Indicates the plan of Or. llntlli-j
to remain In active connection with the
"Tliei-i. i r.ir Mi nr wi PI 19 lieon I II II 1 0 p"l I V. lie will iirvun- mum ui inn
throiiKhont our land. Ameii.a lin-t tune in writliiR ,,,,, r
If this signifies, as I am afraid it is so It i .xpecte.l that three of t he per
Often regarded, a vCf. centered poll-, Uunwlm will be Ki wide ices on Wed
and proRratn for our International life. nesda will .ft '"" .; '"? "rJ
I re-Vn : It with all my being. I"". "I,"I ' """.V?1',1'',' for ner Mln
"I believe, however, most profow.ndlv geon. and Jo hn i I avn. former Slin
In the idea of America firt. if we '"t'-r to " Prltaln
Interpret this national slogan as. ...,
America first In the service of the , LOWELL ON CLEAR THINKING
world; first In its readj response, to iuu" -"" w
the, world's needs and Its wise mill
Kcnerous leading of the nations of the Harvard'6 President Tells Graduates
earth Into the larger life of mutual : t ,8 Worid's Rea Need
understanding and concerted action in , i.Tlll,
obtaining the libertj. equality and Cainbrldso. Mass.. Juno - i"
fraternity which form thf reward nnd ' world ih in confusion the natural re
the glory of all human endeavor; first . ,. of .1P mnnoil of thought, the
D
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EXHORTS
AMHERST RON
More Prosperity Won't Do, Ho
Says at5 Centennial
Exercises
'lug of sufficient revenues to rnet tho
icof ts of government la not orlly A grlcv
1 mis burden, but In nomo canes has not
I yet been found possible,
i "The world must look for something
I more than prosperity In tho prenent sit
uation. The Indltldiinl must look for
1 Homethlng more than wnges nnd profits'
fof his compensation, unless this satis
faction can be found by proceeding In
the way of right and truth nnd justice,
the search for It will fall.
"The mntcrlal things of lWe cannot
stand alone. Unless they nro sustained
by the spiritual things of life, they Arc
not sustnlnnl at nil."
RFI Y nM PIRITIIAI FflRPES f?"fl'inll,fflMCT1?iraromnimnmnra'll,,I111'l'1'iraiII,
to ue its great txivcr nnd influence to
.mII.a I.m .ln.li... ..C nil ..nnnl.m . t .n
IlilllAC III'" ,1' ""II .' H ,111 "-,lIH-". ,11 nn rt i T n rf
..rtli l,n .IUnr,.,,nn .. !,, nnllniiil UTIiI fnllflW II CreBt WBT. IT A. IMV
and the permanent peace of the world." rciifp Lowell, president of Harvard Unl
In the list of the men who have re- .erMtv x, tlio gr.idunting classes in
celTed scholastic lirires nt Princeton , . , , .., rtar,lnr
In the last year the names of eighteen ''". bnccalaureate sormon "OT.lay.
n 1 ;1 . 1. ..i:.. .. t I" 'mil niis lime not yet returned to
itmu.inuillii 111.11 iiiuiiiuiiik mil iroill . . .,.. ,, ,i, ,,rtrl.l ,.
The list includes ""'..VV 'J "'"'i .,-. in
MpTnnrli P bcwllllcrmenr. 01 inisiinin;ia-uiiiiiiiKo.
iicvonini , i., . ,..n,i.,l? Tho
Ol tTMSS lllll nil'.,"., lll l ..v.'.v. -
nnswer is rp.ir thinking
pbiillitlon of fppling that accompany
Philadelphia appear
the following from this Stnte:
The A exander (itithrle
priKc Paul Victor Foster. 1011. Koi
Chftse. Pa.
The class of 170 prize in Old English
- Harold KelnochI Wnliey. mill, lteail
lag. Pa.
Thomas H Wanamaker English
language pri'e Charles Edward Hop
kins, '22, Ormantowii. Pa.
Class of 1873 fellowship in English
Hnrold Rclnoehl "Walley, '21, Read
ing, Pa.
Aldcn memorial prlres in Trench
First, Henry Carton Hart. '22, Ambler
Pa.
Class of 18(11 prize- Alexander Logan
Wilson. "2:i. Pittsburgh.
Class of I NTH sophomore English prlr.e
Vandtisen Itickert. Jr.. "23. Potts
Tille. Pa
The Rtinnccke srho1nr"hip A andusen
RIckcrt. Jr.. "2:i. Pottsvlllo. Pa.
Final special honors -Department of
Art nnd Archaeology, high honors, "or
man Walter Haring. "21, Lancaster.
Pa. . ...
Department of History aim I'omics
High honors Philip Wnllis. '21. Phil
ndelphia. .
Department of Economics and Socio'
Institutions High honors Itrnmlm.
Barringer. Pliiladelphi'i ; Hurry Bur
rows (tfiffnry. Hrnilfi rd. Pa.: John
Henry I.Hi. Allrntown. Pa.; Itii liardj
Wnllace Schambacker. Erie. Pa
Department of Chemistry High
honors Wiljiam Rogers. Jr . ,sh
born. Pa.
Department of Hiologj High hunors
Lean Paul Dixon. Moore. Pa.
Department of Cinl Englnpering
Honor.s. Frank Samuel Grandln. Tidl
outc. Pa. . Warren Ilutlcr Slupuuy.
Overbrook. Pa.
Au ii iuitrlniif.!ii. said Ur. Lowell.
"Tri'itsehkc proclaimed the doctrine
that there i an he no nioiiil obligation
superior to the national interest, and
main tJermnns adopted his ideas in
uiiol'e or in parr. 1 think it may be
argued that' if this conception of the
State, or Minn thing akin to it. had not
been piei ilent in (icrmany it would
not hae been possible for anv men,
however i lose to tlio source of iiuthor
,iti. to hne led C,erniau into the
war
Weeks Gets Another Degree
Mrilfnnl. Mass.. .Juno 2(1 'lly .
V i -The hiitiniliri decree of dnclnr of
law was conferred upon Secrttari
War -li'lin W. i "k nt tl
ii uiiucnt cmcut eeicisi.s o
Us- loilnv Evangeline
B Hi? ,ssoel.Vl Press
inheist. Mass,, .lime 20. Spiritual
values nre the only reliance of the world
in trying to meet present problems, Vice
President Coolldgc snld at the opening
exercises of the centennial celebration
of Amherst Collpge today
'TIip work of the world will not b.e
dotip." he declared, "unless it is done
for a motive of righteousness. '
After rernlllng that Amherst College
was founded for "clvlllrlng nnd evan- '
gelilug the wot Id by the classical edii- !
lallmi of Indigent young men of pletv
iiml talent." Vice President Coolldge
nid.
"Indildunls and nations are nt the
present time nfllieteil with great bur- '
delis. As a result of the readjustment )
which has taken place during tho hist
year, men Iiml their ieoiirces very
much impaiied. with no corresponding
eduction of their expenses. Often
tliiiPN both capital and c wilt have been
entlrpl) pxlinustPil.
"The nations of the eaith arp strng
gling tinder n great load of debt incurred
nnd ipsultlng from the wnt The rais
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Therefore Mercer is especially
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MORNING EVENING SUNDAY
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Such Furniture Values As These We
Believe Are Unequaled Anywhere
tflT The Furniture World has experienced one of the greatest and most f avorable
tj price changes it has ever passed through. The downward revision that has
"" taken place in the costs of manufacture, particularly withm the past few
months, is extraordinary. A situation the Van Sciver Store has made the most of by heavy
purchases for Spring business. At the sam e time we increased the output of our own factory
just when manufacturing costs reached their lowest ebb in years.
if. ?
CR In consequence, this Store is today enjoying one of the most unusual demands which the public
ever made for Van Sciver Furniture. Furniture as fine as ever beautified a home or added
. to the comforts of the family. Here for -the Summer Bungalow, the Seaside Cottage, the
1J A- a n J OtlUllMUflM Maii.1l
jiiy unit ouuuiuuu swell
ing? with an almost count
less array for Bridal Gifts.
Values that wc believe are
head and shoulders over
anything in tho Furniture
business.
if. :f.
J What is more surplus
stocks bought from leading
manufacturers' for cash, as
well as great reductions on
lines discontinued since
early Spring, duo to the
changing conditions in the
Manufacturing World, add
to our money-saving inducements.
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This beautiful Bedroom Suite, fashioned after the style of Louis XVI, is finished in a delightful shade of Ivory, embellished
in rich ornamentations daintily tinted in beautiful colorings. An exquisite and imposing group. Each piece, elegant in propor
tion and graceful in line, stands out a thing of beauty in itself. One of the many attractively priced Suites in our immense galleries.
SOMEOF TliWTABLEllNGS!
BEDROOM
MnhoRniiy or Wiilnut finish Bedroom
Sulti-, A Pieces, grrntty reduced, now $139.50
I lenpelwhlte Mnhoxfiii) finish 7 I'iece
hulte. nn extraordinary value. . , .$178.73
$475.00 Mnhofinny - finish Suite.
Pieces ... $2G4.00
$699.00 Louis XVI Mahogany Suite. 7
Pieces . . $354.50
$880.00 Sheraton Mahogany Suite. 4
Pieces , .. $050 00
$1100.00 Louis XVI Muhognny Suite.
7 Pieces $725 00
$2225.00 Louts ,.V Walnut Suite, 10
Pieces $1750 00
$62.00 Full size Mnhognny-fmtsh Bed $27.50
$65.00 Adam styl- Wnlnut Chlffonette. .$37.50
$70.00 Chlppendnle Mahogany finish
Chlffonette $52.50
$55.00 Louis XVI Mahogany finish
Bureau $38.50
JF2.00 Louis XVI Walnut Bureau $57.50
$90.00 Kngllsh Mahogany Toilet Table. .$45.00
$5?.00 Louis XVI Mahogany finish
Bureau . . $38.50
$115.00 Walnut Vanity Dresner, now ..$85.00
Other M.ihognny.finlsh Chiffoniers from
$25.00 up
Coldnn Oak Bureaus and Chiffoniers from
$21.50 up
Golden Oak Triple Mirror Dressing Tables.
$17.00 up
Chilforobcs. Costumcrs, Bedroom Rockers,
Chairs, Benches and kingle Pietes of all kinds
proportionately reduced.
DINING ROOM
3115.00 Jacobean Suite. 4 Pieces $200.00
$425.00 Jacobean Oak Suite, Queen
Anne Htylr 4 Pieces .. , ,$300.00
$560.00 Mahogany or Walnut Chippen
dale Suite. IU I'leces $395.00
10
.. $
10
.$450.00
D
$575.00
Living Room Furniture at Proportionate Savings
$550.00 Queen Anna Mahogany Suite,
lu rieces ,
$750.00 Queen Anne Walnut Suite,
riecea , ,
$900.00 Antique Mahogany Suite.
. 'lce $725.00
$1465.00 Sheraton Brown Mahogany
Inlaid Suite, 0 Pieces $1075.00
$1085.00 Walnut Suite, 10 Piece $1275.00
$39.00 Mahogany-finish Serving Table. .$12.50
$65.00 Walnut China Closet. William
and Mary stylo $35 00
$105.00 Queen Anne Walnut China
Closet $65 00
$85.00 Mahogany 54" 8-ft. Extension
Table ... $55 00
$80.00 Jacobean Oak Buffet, Queen
Anne style 553.00
$195.00 Mnhngnin China Closet.. . $67.50
Dining. Room Chalis, In Sets and Singls
Pieces, remaining- from Matched Suites, many
i nan unco ana less.
CLOCKS FOR WEDDING GIFTS GREATLY REDUCED-
somet of Mantle Chime and stately Hall Clocks
-Hundreds of them, from the daintiest of Desk and Boudoir to the hand-
Wicker FurmturcAl Imcomparabk Values
MaSS by themselves: " "'"' ' C' Um Bl,a U,inc3c tjraSS-
Moil (as illustrated) is a handsome desie-n nml r.v.-nntinnaiiu w,n
- I W-N i '
ifHiWiyM j v, it i J,
bssa&i l$TUYvlV Va'cs that stand out in u '
WT,tT.sjii!H Lilrri
ir? lVm$A The Reed Fiher Day
W,F ' n'wlll mndc. Ilns spring sent, w
! ! Ii v&v tonne Can be had in Kru:
.Si LL 'Mi m. Price, S39.75.
Wi JtlXil Natural Willow Ilird
i'MM I "srr3, . n,(1 ,s '" '" niglu Cane, 18
,L tl ' 1 Cl .."IIU.1UIIH; lll-.TIKH Hlltl exec
i h three loose cushions covered in a rich IeiKn of
stcd Lbony, Ivory and Baronial Brown. Length, 72
excellent ere
in.; width, 27
-:ieanii htnnuard. A verv mnrr,.i . r i.. .,..
xl 1 in., has removable bottom. Price comncsffi
Stand-
COrrAGE CURTAINS
Scrim Curtains, plain hrm. also Dutch
tvin $1.00 pair; Ruffled Scrim Curtains,
$1.50 pair up
SCRIM CURTAINS
Hemstitched and neatly edged, $1.35 psir.
CRETONNES
Newest desiRiis and colorings, suitable for
liancings, cushions und slip covers, 25c
yd up
SUMMER PORTIERES
Scotch Madras, In attractive designs
cotton Madras In wonderful color comhina
lions Stenciled Crash, etc. from $4.00 pr.
to $14,75 pr.
TIMELY VALUES IN HANDSOME SUMMER RUGS
' n,;'' puhOii novelties, an 1 Summer Rugs of our own importation,
Ihrbl1ithn07v,,n,n,V'7.m,Sarf,uarPf'' Rush Squnrcb, Holland Inlaid Rugs, PI;
the miket -."ford Nl " K"B 1,Ut whnt WC bcIicVC l CSC
A wniirlorfnl anav of htandard weaves.
designs and colorings exi Hisive to this
Ruga, Hag luigi, r-.viingi'line Uval ten
tinrt. siivintr ri er nnvthillir of the kind
KLEARFLAX LINEN RUGS AT QUICK-CLEARANCE PRICES
tions in the f-hndings:
$54.50 Klearflax Rugs, size 9 x 12, now $39.85
including
Plaited Oval
cscnts a dis-
' Slightly imperfect, only because of almost invisiblo vaiiu
$41.00 Klearflax Rugs, size 8 x 10, now $29.75
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