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Evening star., 1931-06-21
Commencement Exercises at Colleges.

- HE twenty-fifth annual commencement
of the Washington College of Music
viii take place tomorrow evening at
$3.50 O'Clock at Barker Hall, Young
Women's Christian Association.
THE Washington Musical Institutes first an
] nual commencement and eleventh recital
will take place Friday evening at 8:15 o'clock
at Barker Hall, Young Women's Christian AS
ISOLATION. Diplomas and certificates will be
presented by Edwin N. C. Barnes, president of
the board of trustees, and Weldon Carter, presi-
dent of the institute will award gold medal
for highest all-around scholarship. recital
program will follow, presented by the prepara-
tory and the graduate departments.
THE junior pupils of Angela Edwards Red
mond will give program of piano solos
at the studio, 1885 New York avenue, on Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Genevieve Spencer,
violinist will be the assisting artist Those
participating will include Betty Paylor, Ruth
Rosendorf, Regina Ursudo, Charlotte Barnard,
Doris Templeton, Adele Silverberg Hazel Fisher,
Mabel johnson, Frances Barnard Ruth Cowen,
James Noe, Milton Mitchell and Evans Barge
mann.
A RECITAL and dance will be given by the
n pupils of Josie T. Frailey on June "a and
IS, at Pierce Hall, at pm. Assisting Mrs.
Frailey will be Mrs. Beatty, Miss Carlin and
Mrs. Cherrington.
THE Master School of the Piano. Grace G.
Gilchrist, director, and Gustav G. Wechel,
assistant director, will present members of its
junior class in recital Thursday evening
at 8:15 O'Clock at Barker Hall, Young Women's
Christian Association.
DUPILS Of Eva Whitford Lovette will be pre-
sented at a musical and garden party in the
garden house Of the Dodge Hotel on Wednes-
day evening at $3.50 pm. Elsie Cranmer viii
be the assisting accompanist
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I Asst Friday evening musicale was given ut
l. the Epworth M. E. Church by voice stu
dents of the Epworth Senior Choir, the Epworth
Male Quartet and group of piano pupils OF
Edwin Moore. Those taking part included
Margery League Ida Moore Dora Payne, Leslie
Allen, Jeanne Baade, Dorothy Dodge, Margery
League, Barbara Sweet and Samuel Goodson.
FRANCES GUTELIUS presented a group OF
young pianists in her studios last Thurs
day evening. These included Barbara Smith,
Helen Matheson. Joy and Bobby HulsiZer, Joyce
Lorimer, Patty Horne, Jean and Marguerite
Shaffer, Jean Beveridge and Walter Hicks Jr.
Others were Home McAllister, Barbara Boiling,
Walter SWank and Josephine Noel.
I'M Tuesday evening the younger piano pupils
~ of Claude Robson were heard in recital
at the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church.
They were assisted by Edith White, contralto.
Those taking part were Thomas Habecker,
Pauline Birch, Robert vernier, Peggy Lockhart.
Bruce Crozier, Elaine Bush, Mary B. Patton,
Dick Gorbach, Saveria Rubino, Adam Wenchel,
Jean Gorbach Madeline Daidone and Margaret
Scott.
A MY c. YOUNG presented several of her
pupils in piano recital at her studio on
Saturday evening. Those taking part were
Maybelle De Franceaux, Sophie Pollock, Mar
garet Couper, Helen Bertram, Constance Field
man and Jean Yadkowski.
nOROTHY M. MARR viii present her stu
- dents in piano recital Friday evening at
pm. at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase High
School. The orchestra and soloists of the
Institute of Musical Art, DR.. E. E. Christiani,
director, will assist.
A PIANO recital by pupils of wilma Benton
N McDevitt was given last Monday evening
at the Arts Club. The soloists included Harold
Continued on SepenteeHth Page
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Mnsigraphs

NTON KASPAR, assisted by his voice
pupils, arranged concert which was
4 given in Purcellville, Va, Thursday.
y June IL, for the benefit Of the new
church organ fund. Franceska Kas-
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-
HOmeftlings

IS WaInut-v n Ger
Cedar Chests; Sl9.95 60 IN
palue .............
Powered Wolfe Bed TOO
spreads, s1.69 value. . ~
Glazed Chintz BedSpreads,
Grapes, Scarfs, etc.
sl;oo to $3.50 45c to S2.05
values. ......
--2S Sun-Ray Beach Beds, 6Qc
$l69 value ............ Wv
Ia bolts Rever BILE
Terry CretOnnes, sec val OOc
ue. Yard ......
Remnants Curtain and Dra-
perry Fabrics, 19c to 39c 10o
values. Yard .........
80 Window Awnings EOo
soiled; S169 value ... ~
-3s Glazed Chintz Boudoir
Chair Covers; $2.98 GI 10
value ..,....--....
--I50 window Sha des,
sec nds Of soc to 98c COc
grades. Each ........ ~N
Scotch Lace Curtain
Strips, 89c 10 $i29 val AOo
ues. Each .. tn
-2S sets Universal Auto Seat
Covers. for all coaches
and sedans; formerly cI 90
1898 ........,....,.
LII Cretonne Draft 90 90
Screens, S4.9s value. D%'|O
---4 bolts jacquard Drapery
Velour, so in; S298 val 90
ue. Yard ....... OS
IS prs. Double-faced
Velour PoFtieres; 1895 CT 90
VaIue .....-s.....
---150 Knock down Screen
Frames, 30x30 in; 39c To-
value. Each ....... ~
--29 Imported India
Print Bedspreads; for CT ~
merly S3.95 .. PA'FF
Sample Squares, 29c 70 1Qc
soc values. Each .
Kann 's-Third Floor.
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Underwear

10 Balbriggan and RayOn Pa
jamas. IS Tayon coats. 00c
$3.50 and Sl.79 values. ~
II Three Pc. Milanese silk Pa
anna Ensembles Ise ~ For 81. 95
is Children's waist
Union Suits Of pajams To-
check ......-...........
- TwO-Pc. Ray0n Pa &1 40
iamas. S295 quality q
Kaun's-Street Floor.
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Gloves

--312 Prs. Pull-on Fabric Gloves,
e egg Sizes . Z to ~, 49c
CSC value ......,- 49,.
Ill Prs. 16-ButeOn Silk 10
Gloves, pink. SITS value,
--ll2 Prs. 5-ButtOn Suede Gloves.
white and French nude. QI *
$l95 value ........ % W.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Linens

20 Linen : pc. Lunch Sets,
co col l,,a Dor d err sl.oo 89c
NaIue
M =. S,,, Cotton t% 81 Glass $50 Tow IOc
80 yds. 70-in. Linen Ia
bic Damask; S125 value. 90
ara ...........-.
B Five-piece Linen Bridge Sets,
colored embroidered; CT OK
S295 value ........ -
IS Cutwork Embroidered Table
Cloths, 6sxs7 in; CT o.
$500 value ..... pA so
so "Startex" Part Linen Roller
Towels, colored border; 90
soc value .............. O/O
Kann 's-Street Floor.
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Children's Wear

Red OveraIls with nurs- 90
ery designs. sizes , to 4 ~
Printed Washable Hats, 90
59C value ..,,,---.,..
p Ensembles with floral pique
coat and dinity dress.
Sizes 4 and 5 years; CD o.
S495 value ........ P~' ~
Kann Second Floor.
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Toilet Goods
Radios
Floor Samples

20 Rubber Lined Tray- IN
cling Cases. $100 value. ZC
40 Boxes Face Tex Facial
Beauty Cleansing Cloths. Or
Csc values. .....2 for %OO
--I2 Boxes Tangee Face IT,
Powder. S100 value. $50. OC
-25 Boxes HOubiEant's e.
Au Matin Face Powder O0C
80 Tubes Tooth Paste.
Orphers and Euthymol. Or
soc sizes. commandment. OC
SO PrOphylactic Hair 40
Brushes. S10o values e.. tn
--6 Leather Covered
Make up Boxes. Si00 90
values ,.............,... Wv
--Fiancee Talcum Powder; IN.
discontinued Csc boxes AOC
Ksnn's-Street F1oo-.
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Notions

Up Laundry Bags, yellow rayon
VITA n d ,i-3..I head; soiled 25c
Small lot Garter Belts, OOC
soiled. $lQ0 value ...,..
Remnants silk Garter H.
Elastic Length ........
IS Shoe Boxes, m
da mas 500 and $50 79c
MS Eight .de. t.., Pocket Shoe I9c
Kaun's- Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
NeckWear

Remnant lot Neckwear. Of lace,
organdy and ct. soc OOo
value ........,.
Handmade Roll your own
Berets, white and cOlors; IT,
sl00 and $3.50 values H.. -
Kann' Street Floor.
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Lingerie

-3S Muslin Chemise,
Step ins and Slips. soc 90
value ..,...-.~.......,
20 Silk Chemise, Step-ins,
Dance Sets and Slips. S1OO
$l29 to Sl.95 values. A'OO
Cotton Crepe Gowns.
Regular and extra sizes. 44c
OSC Fa4ue $500. .........s
-12 TwO-Pc. Novelty Cotton
Pajamas. $l.95 and 81 90
S2.95 values ....... PA'Oo
Is silk Chemise, Step-ins and
Slips. S295 to $3.50 CD 90
values .... S%.UU
Beach and LOunging TOhes
az and "a f @51nns $50 70 $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Floor Coverings

lis Grass hugs, 27x54 40
inches. 1895 value. 900. I|C
-9 Grass Runners, 27xl08 90.
inches. $3.50 value. ... oOC
-l2 Reversible Fibre Rugs,
value SoHoo m'hes' $40 $l.49
3 Wicker Rugs, 90 ~
9x12 #. $50 value. =. po' 40
--S Wicker Rugs, 9x9 O. 90
#. $1,000 value. DJ'UO
IS Wool and Fibre
Rugs, 9xl2 #. 1895 % or
FaIue .........-....
= Naho Fibre Rugs, sxlO
and 9xl2 fl. St295 CT %
value ............... ~
II Velvet Rugs,
8xl0 and 9Xl2 1t. c1-O=
S2750 value .. PI $40
- WOIsted Wilton Rug. co..
9xl2 #. $4,000 value. go
Il AnglO-Persian Rug, COO
9Xl2 #. Floor sample. goo
10 Imported Cocoa 90
Mats, Sl.00 value. .. 0IC
200 Yds. Crex Grass Runner,
"a and 81 inches. 6sc 10
and 79c values. Yard f%C
IL Real Persian Rug, clio
9xl2 #. $17950 value S1AO
- ROYAL Wool Wilton Rugs.
9xl2 and sx1O #. Go ~
$50 so value .: DH@s FO
% Deltox Grass Rugs. 6x9 #.
Floor samples. s795 GO az
value ......,,.... SpO. I'd
a Feit-base Rugs, 9xIo,z IT.
Floor samples. $3.50 ct 90
value ......... al. 90
200 Yards Inlaid LinoIeum
Remnants, $I59 to 1925 %
values. Yd. O1c
- LinoIeum Rugs.
! 2X9 fl. Seconds of u.sN IN
50 grade ...... o.. ~
5 Felt-hase Rugs.
s SIS 10 er.ss Seconds Of So. 40
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Art Goods

- Table Smoking Stand Combi-
nations, mahogany fin
1shed; floor sample; O. on
$1,000 value ........ po'OO
China Cookie Jars with 20
bamboo handle: 81 90 value Nv
80 Rayon Brocade Pill
lows, kapok filled: 79c 90
NdIuB
81 M Metal Meta Bag Frames IOc
Large Size Hanks Knitting
Worsteds, white and coll 90
orS. Hank ........... ~
Small lot Stamped Pieces. dis
continued patterns; soc COc
value ............... ~
II Handmade Fish CT nn
Net Sweater, modsl. p A'OO
-1S Novelty Ash Trays. Flower
Holders, etc; 75c to $lo0 90
fhiueS .s.sa-ss.s t.r...,......
Ksnn's-Fourth Floor.
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Leather Goods

odd Lot of Belts. soc 1Oc
value, Choice .........
Summer Bags, soiled. GI on
$l.59 value ....
Is Black Bags, trimmed with
red patent leather. G1 00
Sc IS value ..,....,.
--2l Bags, odds and GI o.
ends. S495 value 80.
IS Calf leather Bags. $40 value:
2 Tan Morocco Bags. GO Or
81 95 value .,..... = -
Ill Leather 7 os Bags. SI.0O
Summer Bags. white 90
and pastel SI00 value ~
leo Glass Picture 90
Frames, 7z9 size .,.....
Ksnn Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Handkerchiefs

Small lot Handkerchief, chif-
70 ton n and II n e n Sl'Oo soc
Nalue s...-.... ......s
Hand embroidered Linen o.
Handkerchiefs, soc value ~ON
Irish Linen Handker-
chiefs. white and colors. &C.. W
ann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
inexpensive Dresses

% Nurses White PopIiu Ini-
s S, 55'' value 4 ~ a ! sizes So. 90
LIZ Nhite Rayon Shantung
Dresses, sizes l6 TO CT M
&C. S295 value. 49,. Dl.%S
--RayOn Taffeta Uniforms White
and dark colorS. IS
sos S So v silSs, $50 TO Sl.59
is Maids Organdv
value " . \ : Si'S0 81. 90
is COverall Aprons, of nrinted
percale and hroadcloth. -n
Sl00 value "Reminiscences. O1C
SO Novelty Print Shocks. n
lis Wash FrOcks, linens. mesh.
wolfe, 1895 TO S5.95 90 90
values ......... S%sOO
KaEn' Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Furniture

--4 Old Hickory Rock c. 20
ers, S745 value. ...... pO' 80
-3 Old Hickory ca 90
Chairs, seas value. =. f'oO
- 3-pc. Fiber
Suit Suites, 80 floor q r,; sam $3.50
- Metal Folding
LAWN Lawn Chairs. s4'5 S3.45
. cis Lea. q Back 81 t. Rustic S3.49
IS Porch Chairs, e7 On
S2A9 value ..........
M R5,s Low = Back &c v5 Toreh S3.65
II Willow Chaise
!. .ss an e.I floor sample S5.98
30 Porch Swings.
60 s9@ 85 1s,,, with chains: 1898
Il Yacht Chairs, GO 40
$3.50 value .......... Pc'
3 Garden PergoIas, GO 90
S495 value ......,... PO'O
A Fern Window G1 90
Boxes, $3.50 value ~. ~ A'Vo
Is Seven foot TrelIises, 40
SOC value NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IT.
Kanns-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
,Jewelry

IS Rock Crystal Neck Q0c
laces. S4.95 value .
- Carnelian Neck GI 10
laces. $3.50 value. 81.
SIS Real Stone Rings, in ster-
ling silver mountings. T0n
soc and S100 values. 80.
"A Prs. Rhinestone
E 2. ri .'s;,,.. 1895 and $l.49
Us Carved White Necklaces,
so,in. length. slsS $1.OO
value ....
--25 Mems Watch Brace 70o
lets. $3.50 value. ...
"A Rhinestone Neck @I 20
Iaces. $4.95 values
-25 Novelty Bracelets, 35 Novel;
~ Necklaces. soc and 10c
Sl.00 values. Choice "
Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13

II Brown Canton Crepe Street
DR. S. Size 'o's. $1,000
II Black Crepe Jacket Frock,
with print dress. Size co An
IL. $500 value 49,.
II Black Flat Crepe Afternoon
Dress. Size IA. $500 CT o.
value ...,,..
II Navy Transparent Velvet
Evening Dress. Size 90 o.
10. $3.50 value -.
go Jr. Miss Dresses. Chiffons
and organizes. $1,000 O. M
to $500 values ....
-25 JF. Miss Cotton GO o.
Dresses. $685. values
go Jr. Miss Linen Suits. Soiled.
- and IS sizes, $500 Sl.05
values 800. ..--...-,.
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
TOYS

q Tents, palmetto
style style. s0ned, $3.50 So. 80
NhtAE
IS Inflated Rubber Ami SOc
mas. sl00 value ...... wv
II Metal Sand Box G1 O0
Frame. 1895 value.
III Speedbike with
coaster brake. GI1 %G
$3.50 value .....
- ddy- Flyer
Coaster Wagons. s398 90 %
value .......
--5 Sand Boxes with co 90
canopy. s495 value. 'ND
rs IA $ Kim ii .: o I'.,l Play $I.49
--S Eight Ball Croquet GO 90
Sets. 50 e5 value .
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
COrsets

Table Lot Bandeaux and o.
Garter Girdles. Choice %OO
Safety Pockets for
money and jewels. Cham To-
ois lined ........... ~
Kann' s-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Sports Wear

Odd Lot Biouses, Bath o.
ing Suits and Sweaters %OO
Cotton Mesh BIouseS, Skirts
and Coat weaters. AZ
Broken lot Choice. ....
Kann Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
RefrigeratOrs-FlOOr Samples
Reduced to Close Out
a for $500

Leonard-enAmel lined--3 doora-S39 90 value $Iss5
Acknowledgements Iined-$37. SO value $I7.9s
LeonArd-porcelain lined-$52.9s value $27 e5
LeonArd-enamel lined-$5z.5o value $24.s5
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lined-$5e. so value $2s.95
Northwnd-poreelan lined-$4s.5o value $500
Kanns-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
FRIDAY BARGAINS Always Signify Worth While III
Sarng Opportunities in Home and Apparel Needs at O
Lamps

SO Pleated Bridge Lamp 1Qc
Shades, soc value, Each.
Ill EnameIed Vanity 90
Lamps, scratched, 81 value wv
% Twin Bed Lamps, GO 20
$500 value ..-.
- Radio Lamps, S1.29 H0o
value .........-....
81 Lamp Shades, S1.00 Eno
and $3.50 values. .....,.
Is Pottery Table Lamps, s29s
to t.. ,, $3.50 $I.OO0 $2.08
IS Bridge Lamp GO %
Bases, $500 value. 80. PO
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Girls Wear

lis c,l5. Mesh Is Polo Shirts SOC
30 OverbIOuses. Sizes 9Oc
8 to 14.4............,...
- Flannel and Velveteen Jack
ct cts q s sizes. y and "A $l.OO
lie Rain Coats. Sizes -Oc
10 to IA years. .....,..
-25 Rayon Fiat Crepe
presses Or, 8 to IA SI.29
sizes .,...s..'.-'.-s
rs School Dresses.
Forme rly S2.95 to GI o.
$685. .............
-25 Wash Dresses.
Form rIy Sl.95 to GI "a
S295 ........,..-
Kann Second Floor.
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Beds, Etc.

II Foster Inner Spring Mattress,
s siqslS size ss3 >. floor loo $40.
3 Simmons Felt Mat or
tresses, single. ......... Pe
"A Cotton Mattresses,
as and SO sizes: 90 o.
$895 value ....... po' /o
II Army Cot with cz ~
pad 1895 value. .... P $50
p Felt Mattresses, cE 90
full size; 1926 value. pO'oO
IL Da Bed with cretonne-cov-
cred pad; floor sam eli ~
pie: SI7.95 value. P = -
--3 Brown Metal Beds, e1 40
full size: 1926 value. pF'
--3 Metal Beds, with
decorated panels; sin CT o.
gle size. ...........
- prs. Feather Pill
So l9T >; v. 79sa7 inch: s3.95
IS Bed Room Rockers
vaIue $40
. Bed Room
Benches, floor sam aI Oh
pies, s395 value. aA'o1
8 Foster Ideal Coil Bed Springs.
floor samples; $50 Ga OE
value ............. =
Kann s--Third Floor.
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No Mail Phone Orders on Friday Remnants or
Odd Lots


30 Pillowcases, irregu- L.
lars: assorted sizes. .... AOC
$50 yds. 39-in. Brown o.
Muslin, yard ........... ~
is Rayon and Cot
ton Spreads, 1926 to $50
$395 values; Soiled y A'O|
ia Cotton Sheets, 8lxe0 20
size; 81 90 value ..... oIC
$50 PillOwcases. m a d from
short ends of sheeting; o.
Csc and doc values ...... %OC
--225 yds. 36-in. Long IO1Lo
cloth, Ice value, yard L. ~
SO ydS. SOC. Tn
s slssshe 9sr p u'k' Csc 1215c
SO Sateen and Pep
perell Spreads; for CT ~
merry Sl95 ......... %A'%|
Ksnn's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-13
Umbrellas
Hosiery

--lsS Prs. Children's AnkletS
i ana hsli SOCKS some l0C
, sIts , i,rs. fI y. q soc
--45 Prs. Children'S AnkletS and
T 1s,s SOCKS 'oo ana DOC l9C
* NUTS +-rt...-.,.e ...t.s. .s..ar
"a Prs. Black LiSle Hose. %
Ribbed tops. soc grade
kann 's-StTect Floor.
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Beach Goats
and Pajamas
500 Values
zoe ca.

Smart costumes for the
beach. Gay prints, stripes,
and floral designs, Misses
and women'S sizes.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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About 800 Books from our cir
cplatfng library. mystery, ro-
nance and dete tive 90
stories; covers marred. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Wom EMS and Misses
Bathing Suits
$1.59

--All-wool Suits. Women's
sizes 36 to a in black and
navy. Misses sizes 80 TO
36 in bright shades.
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Mirrors

Remnants Narrow Rib
bOns. &c to zoe values. I0c
Yards ...........
Odd Lot Wide Ribbon
Remnants. CSC to soc 7|o
values. Yard .....
Kann's-Street Floor.
Smyrna times., 1931-10-14

Blendt, Margaret c. Cochran, Dor
othy Cooper, Helen Downes, Ro-
berta Draper, Helen Faulkner, Rus
sell Francis, Mildred Dear.
So grade, Mrs. Pryor, teacher
Elizabeth Jones, Virginia Kemp,
Eleanor King, Marie Nowland, FL
ma Pratt, Wilemina Shelton, Thel-
ma Slaughter, Gladys Spence, Et-
zen Todd, Alice Watts, Lloyd
Jones, William Melvin, Harry Pal
mer, Elmer Passwaters, Wilson
Watts.
Al grade, Miss Scout, teacher
Herbert Dixon, Walter Downes,
Donald Ennis, Warren Ford, Clar-
enee Garis, Bernard Grier, Charles
Hufschmidt, Raymond Engrem,
Pauline Bickling, Ruth Bush, Marie
FAIRIES, Ruth Ford, Veronica Hart
nett. Elizabeth Jones.
10 grade, Miss Kaufman,
teacher Harry Killen, Alvin Nick
erson, Lloyd Pleasanton, Chipman
shockley, Nelson Slaughter, En-
ma Louise Mabrey, Virginia Mood,
Ruth Ellen Reihm, Ruth Short,
Helen Stevenson, Sarah Ellen
Wright.
81 grade, Miss Martin, teacher
Edith zimmerman, Mary David,
Marion Harry, Jain Hurd, Earla
Lewis, Clarence Blendt, Wilbur
Carrow, Raymond David, Jessie
Dixon, Stephen KuZian.
30 grade, Miss Burchard, teach
er e Ruth Nowland, Georgia
Slaughter, Betty Jane Phillips,
Dorothy Short, Helen Pleasanton,
Janet Keith, Betty Van Pelt, Mar
ion Chester, Edna McNatt, Billy
Short. Alan Robinson, William
Reynolds, Carroll Van Pelt, Ed
ward Hurd, Howard Urian, George
Wisk, Frederick Stevenson, Fred
erick Marker, Billy Palmer, Ken
meth Smith.
End grade, Miss Robinson, teach
Myrtle Blendt, Kathleen Bur
ris, Stimson Carrow, James Clough
Leon Collins, Ethel David Manfred
Ennis, John Jacobs, Carlene Jones,
Robert Lower, Laura Mcfarland,
Catherine McNatt, Russell Moore,
Richard Scorah, Robert Scorah,
Samuel Shorts, Leland Slaughter,
Mildred Slaughter, Agnes Stevens,
Elwood Truax, Clarence Urian.
II grade, Miss Griffith, teacher
Ruth Beckett, Jeanette Burch-
ard, Evelyn Channelle, Betty
Smyrna times., 1931-10-14

ley McKelvey, chaplain. The bust
ness session was followed by the
"Conclave Ball." in the Middle
town Century Club. The music
was rendered by Jack Williams
and his Rhythm Kings. On Sun
day the members of the conclave
attended the Middletown M. E.
Conference in a body. The Rev.
Wheatley delivered a special ser
mon. After church services the
conclave journeyed to the Masonic
Home, on the Lancaster Pike near
Wilmington, where divine services
were directed by the conclave COM
mittee. The Rev. Wheatley talked
at this time Immediately follow
ing the Masonic Home services the
members conducted their annual
pilgrimage, to the Cooch's Bridge
Battle Memorial which commemor-
ates the first unfurling of the
American flag in battle. Patriotic
ceremonies were conducted by
State President John c. Swain.
Harlan L. Cloud gave a patriotic
address. This activity closed the
third session of the conclave, which
meets in Wilmington next year.
The 1881 conclave committee
which took great pains to insure
the positive success of this session
is as follows: Ralph Berkman.
chairman; John C.Swain, Reynolds
Money, Joeffrey Newsome, and
Charles Hopkins, all of Middle
town. John c. Swain, a past mas
ter councillor of Duncan Beard
Chapter, and president of the 1881
Conclave, was awarded the Legion
of Honor degree this Spring. This
degree is the highest in the power
of Grand Council and is given for
outstanding activity in DeMolay.
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1885 CARS IN UNSAFE CLASS
Yet To Be Inspected in Delaware
Before Getting a Blue Sticker

Before Getting Blue Stieker
Walter Dent Smith, director of
the Third Annual Delaware Car
Inspection Campaign, said that dur
ing the past two weeks 1922 adj
ditional automobiles have satisfac-
torily passed the State safety in
spection and are now exhibiting
the blue windshield stickers as
well as being on the approved list
to receive licenses in 1892. Mr..
Smith said that there are 81, ,585
uninspected automobiles remaining
at the present time on the States
files. None Of the owners of these
cars can have licenses reissued for
1892 until they have complied with
the inspection law. Mr.. Smith
pointed out that every car owner
who did not have his car inspected
during the free period, must now
pay the garage making the inspec-
ton, so cent fee, plus the charge
for any repairs or adjustments
necessary.
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sneeches were followed by pep
meeting, entertainment and re-
freshments. Members and official
delegates met for the business ses-
sion on Saturday morning. After
the invocation by the State chap
lain the regular business Of the
conclave was transacted. There
vas a short recess at noon at
which time lunch was served in the
hotel. Among the features Of the
afternoon was Harlan L. Clouds
message to the conclave. Ferd
Clemment, director of the State
Pitualistic School, offered sugges-
tions and advice for the members.
Horace Maguigan, past master
councillor of Wilmington chapter,
cave talk and conducted con-
ference on leadership" Brother
Maguigan has just returned from
Bear Lake, Colorado, where he at
tended the National DeMolay
Training School. This training
course was an award to eight
members of the Order of DeMolay
in America who won the annual
competition for representative De-
Molay. The entire business ses-
sion was presided over by the fol-
lowing State officers: John c..
Swain MiddletoWn. president: !:
Ralph Berkman, Middletown, first
vice-president; Horace Maguigan,
second vice-president; Chester c..
Coffin, Milford, secre ar ";
Francis Marsden, treasurer; Fred
Haas, sergeant-at-arms; and Stan
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Clough, Frances Davis, Laura En-
mis-, Dorothy Fortner, Dorothy Fox
well, Ruth Kirby, William Broad
way, George Burris, Richard Dav-
is, James DeFord, Curtis Dyer,
Harry Ennis, Edgar Alan Ford,
Clifton Fortner. Beverly Gaulke.
IL grade, Miss Staats, teacher
Caphart, Margaret
Faulkner, Lucille Hurd, Thomas
Lamb, John Mood, Betty Newnum,
Doris Palmer, Alden Robinson,
Betty Robinson, Norma Seward,
Fannie Slaughter, Noble Slaughter
Sarah Stevenson, Philip Stuart,
Jean Truax, Lawrence Truax, Ed