Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-06
119AT CAMDEN HIGH
TO GET DIPLOMAS
por First Time In Twelve Years
II a Boy Carries on
y Class honors
COMMENCEMENT ON JUNE 22

class In the history Of the school. The
1877 class was the largest to leave the
portals Of the school and had 123 stu
dents. Graduation exercises will take
place in the high school auditorium
June 30.
Final examinations we're begun yes.
terday morning and will continue
throughout the week. Annual class day
exercises will take place Friday eve
ming. June 10.
For the first time in twelve years
boy will graduate ms the honor pupil
of the class. The honor goes to FIRTH
10th Anderson. with an average Of 90.3.
The list Of graduates follows:
Louise Albert. Helen Avis. Mary Ball.
6ernice Barnard. Laura n. Bates.
Edna Baxter. Alberta Beiber. Iva
Bowen, Marion Bower. Norman Bottle,
Margaret Browning. Lillian Butsch.
Anna Calhoun, Sara A. Carson, Alice
Clarke. Elsie Cole. Myrtle Colburn.
Edna Cowgirl: Eleanor J. Crasin. Vic.
let Davis, Clara Day. Ruth Dodd.
Airline Downing, Evelyn Drayden, Ada
Duty. Arthalia Gelston. Ida Gordon,
Sylvia Greenetz. Elizabeth Halbcisen.
Anna Handy. Helen Hatch. Leslie Hav.
Den. Jeannette Hintz. Airline Howell
Amelia Hussong. Elsie Jacques, Hester
johnson. Lillian Judd. Freda Keen.
Freda kessie. Lenore Kisselman. Vir.
E,nia Mayo, Josie Meyer. Margaret
Miller. Ardelia Moore. Elizabet Moore,
Marian Morris, Lura Moycr Tillie Nel.
son: Grace Ogden. Myrtle Pape, Bella
Polivnick. Julia Rambo. Anna Roork,
Florence Schmidt. Mabel Silver, Hildn
Spong. Hannah Stein. Essie Stratton.
Cecilia Stratton. Irene Townsend,
Marian Trimble. Elizabeth Van Heckle.
Hope Warren. Cordelia Weller. Helen
Wcntzel. Evelyn Willitts. Carlo Zink,
Earl W. Allen. Frithioth Anderson.
Kenneth Athly, George Bnchman, All.
zen Barnshaw. Cecil Bentley. James
campbell. Louis Carey. Edward Cheek.
Norris Cohen. Robert Coward. Charles
Uivan. Albert Ellis. Clifford Evans.
wilbur Evaul. Robert Freeman. George
roley. ALFRED Gillis. Gilbert X. Greene.
Paul Haines. Robert Harter. Carlton
Henry. Ralph F. Holmes. Nevin n,
huesfed. Jr.. Rertrnm Jaggard. Emcr.
son johnson. Hartland Law. Dominick
Maiese: John Manypenny. Wayne Ora
Rood. Edward Paletz. Rowland Ricketts,,
Charles Rogers. Edward Rueblman,
Edward A. Y. Schellengcr, Albert
Small. Edward Smith. Emory smith.
Wilbur Smith. Garrett =. Snyder James
Sprinss. Joseph Stein. Bradford story,
Thomas Stewart. Penrose Fl. Thomp.
eon. Harold Trebins. Charles r. Ven
nri; David Visor. Robert Warwick and
William link. ""N
Ihe camden Rotary Club Is we'll rem.
resented at the annual convention ~
me International Rotary Clubs. which
opens in Los Angeles, Calf today
Cnarles Wagner is the Camden dele.
eate. Will. Mr.. and Mrs, ri. Rav.
mond Staley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Moore. George Kappel. Sr.. and Fred
Nieser are in attendance as visitors,
transformation Of the draft Of new con.
Sifution and bylaws for International
HotarS that would give national grouns
"i cIuos authority TO organize national
associations and make other radical
departures in the form OF rovernmen,
OF the organization will be one of the
features Of the convention. 'A@
Charged with selling moorsbi,,
whisky and assault and battery, "
nioolk. lo14 Fillmore street. was hold
IN default Of $1,000 bail this mornjng bv
recorder Stackhouse. He was accnseL
Of attacking George Wilmcyer O51
central avenue. because the latter re.
i9seo to accept an order of liquor which
didn't suit him.
William Brennan. 3 Wood street
was held In $500 bail charged with as.
@ult and battery on his wife Helen.
She accused him Of hitting her over the
Gated.
Mrs. Mary Atkinson Berger widow
o. former Judge Martin u. Berger, who
died Friday. was buried today from
I'D Market street. Camden. She was
seventy years old and member of one
OF the oldest families in South jersey,
She is survived by two sons, CHRISTOPHER
Berger, n former representative in Con.
ress from the First District, and
samuel Berger. a lawyer. A third son.
George j. Berger. was killed several
years ago in an accident.
1t is not likely that George Monroe,
eighteen -year-old murderer Of Ida
Manner. who has been indicted by the
Grand Jury, will be convicted for frs.
degree murder, according to those in
touch with the case. Prosecutor
Woiverton. it is generally believed. will
not attempt to press for conviction in
the first degree because of the prisoner
extreme youth and the fact that there
is no evidence of premeditntion. 1t il
also aid that in giving himslf up and
confessing to the crime Monroe earned
leniency.
Tn" thirty fifth annual convention Of
the Camden Baptist Association opencd
IN the Medford Baptist Church. Med
ford, this morning. and will continue in
session until Wednesday night. Repre-
sentatives from about one hundred and
nifty churches in South Jersey and from
twenty Camden churches are at
tending.
The convention began at 10 o'clock
With welcome to the members of the
association by the Rev. Joseph A.
Glenn. pastor of the Medford Baptist
Church. and was responded to by the
vice moderator OF the associati ton, the
Kev. 4. II. Hatch. secretary of the
Baptist Extension Society.
The Rev. Frederick Blaser. of the
Linden, Baptist Church. Camden. is
clerk OF the convention. and G. Harold
L.owden, also Of the Linden Baptist
Church. is chorister. Theodore +,
Ellis. moderator of the association, will
preside at the sessions.
An attempt to hold IN John Kennedy
ct 226I South Seventh street, Camden,
was made by two Negroes at Seventb
street and Woodland avenue Csmdsn SupenIn
st about 1 o'clock this morning. The
Negroes had stuck a gun in his face and
were starting through his pockets when
they were frightened away by two
rasscrs- by.
Allentown Hotelman Dead
Aetker. aged fifty. proprietor Of the
.(itv HOtel died today oftor . vLon. an