Evening Star Newspaper, June 16, 1921, Page 3

404 WAR NURSES GIVEN DIPLONAS Gen. Pershing Presents Hon- ors at Walter Reed to Famous Class of 1918. Commencement exercises were held by the Army School of Nursing this morning at Walter Reed Hospital, when, following a brief address by Maj. Julia C. Stimson, dean of the school, Gen. Pershing presented 404 diplomas, twenty of which were hon- orary, to the graduating nurses who comprised the famous war class of 1918. A silver loving cup was pre- sented to Col. Glennan, commanding officer of Walter Reed. Surgeon General Ireland presented the Rea scholarship of $1.500 entitling the winner to a free course at Colum- bia University. Invocation was said by Chaplain Jobn W. Daily, U. S. A Benediction was sald by Chaplain Mil- ton O. Beebe, U, S. A. Music was furnished by the United States Marine | _A dance will be given tonight at the Knights of Columbus Hut. Tomorrow night, at 8:15 o'clock, a pageant will be given in the formal garden. The pageant will be ‘entitled “A Vision of the Future,” and will be enacted by the graduating nurses under the direc- tion of Mrs. M oore Forrest. ma Winners. The honor graduates are beth Parks Arthur, Louise C. Dorrit Degner, Gretchen schuh, Harriet R. Fithi Sidney Hood, F Eliza- Bentley, Fiegen- . “Lonergan, Kittie Barbara M. M. Pumphrey, L._Velma Seanor, Hannah B. Smylie, Mrs. Bejle M. Wagner, Marion E. Weld, Helen L. Woodworth and Mrs. Mary S. Yoran. Other graduates are: Margaret A Adair, Edna C. Albritton, Hettie Allen, Catharine Anderson, Em- ily Anderson, Gwwen IH. Andrew, Netta Andrews, Effie Appleby, Helen M. Applegate,” Lora C. Arbogest, Anna C. Armstrong, Martha K. Arm- strong, Helen Athearn, Esther F. Bacon, Bertola G. Bains, Barclay, Beatrice K. Barnes, Barnes, Margaret E. Barr, Ethel M. Barton, Helen L._Bauer, Vera H. Beard, Marie T. Becker, Christine Beebee, L. Ardeile Belcher, Cleo L. Belford, Margaret M. Beller, Marion F. Benson. Louise Bereiter, Mary A. Berry. Helen Betts, Eljzabeth Biack, Ella_E. Bilby, Lois G. Bishop, Ruth M. Boedefeld, Mary E. Bond. Helen V. Booth, Anna E. Borge, Elizabeth M. Brookes, Holly D. Brown, Mae Brown, Nina Brown, Phoebe Bru- baker, ‘Sarah Eliza Bunn, Emma Bunting, Lillian E. Burdorf, Mildred L. Burns, Susan B. Burridge, Helen J. Burroughs, Viola S. Busey, Edna H. Butler, - Florence _B. Butzbach, Louise Byers, Martha E. Calder, Ma- nilla Cale, Irone Caldwell, Annie M. Callender, Katharine A. Campbell, Nell B. Carrington, Agnes Case, Ethel C. Cathey, Blanche Chance, Mabel T. Chilson, Helena Clearwater, Margaret Esther Cleary. Harriet H. Clogston, Dorothy H. Cleveland, Esther Leola Clubb, Ruth Coe, Florence L. Cohn. Cornelia G. Cole, Iva J. Comely, Ruth K. Compton, Ida_ Mae Confer, Mary Conn, Julia _Connor, Etta Cooke, Grace K. Cordon, M. Isabella Costine, Merle Craven, Beulah Crawford, Mar- garet A. Cree, Cornelia Cress Colum- bus, Monell Crist, E. Louise Cum- mings, Margaret E. Cutler, Christy ‘A. Dairymple, Elizabeth B. Dalrym- ple, Mabel Dalton, Helen N. Davis, Marjorie E. Davies, Lelia R. Davis, Virginia K. Heloise Garrett De Grange, Ethel I. Denison, Miriam Dickinson, Mary Dixon, Maude Jessie B. Driskell, Edna E. Florence M. Drury, Hazel M. Dry, Nataline Dulles, Marjorie G. Dunham, Edna Easley, Katherine Eaton, Ruth G. Ellsberry, Katherine 1. Fagan, Elinore L. Fahl, Margaret R. Farley, Jewel Farrar, Emma A. Ferguson, Helen C. Fife, Ann Luise Finch, A._Ruth Fisher,” Rosalie N. Florance, Esther L. Fox, Margaret L | Fraser, Annie Frasier, Netah E. Fred. erick, Hazel B. French. Mildred E. Frey, Edith M. Frohmader, Margaret Fuller, Nellie K. Funderburg, Pauline Furminger, Olive K. Gallagher, Ethyle Joan Gallinant, Agnes H. Gardner, Edith_ Gatchell, Sara E. Gaylord, Pearl M. Gerber, Elizabeth S. Gerhard, Florence G. Gerhard, Mayna R. Getchell, Mary W. Getty, Beulah Gould, _Anna R. Greeley. Lucie E. Greenfield, Eva Cross, M. Tmelda Groves, Mildred Guinther, Edith D. Hall, Dorothy Hammer, Anna Hammond, Mary Hanna, Eliza. beth Hansbrough, Frances ing. Emily P. Harris, Alice M. Har- rison, Jessie E. Hartley, Edith M. Hartzel, Edith M. N. Doher Druliner, Laura, Hanl;g;}.{ it aydon, Jane C. Heard, Rose Hegne, t!ln); C. Heinley, Olivia Hemphill, Vir- ginia A. Henderson, Edna Henjes, Florence E. Henry. Ruby A. Hickok, Eva D. Hicks, E. Virginia Hill, Kath- arine K. Hill, Gladys Hitt, Alice SPECIAL NOTICES. Y00 ARE TROUBLED WITH WATER Yoge aad Atkroachen, 1 will guarantee to rid your place of th D. charge. Address WM. KI) w. » THE PUBLIC_WASHI Ra will, on Friday. tate corporation commission, Richmond, s to Akl commission for Suthority to passenger ticket fares between points of Virginia from 2ie per mile to th f Be, also Manages Shedd Repairs ave the " Heaters o 100 " Main 314 NOTICE OF THE DISSOLUTION OF THE CO- OPARTNERSHIP OF GASCH & BIRGE. Take the off season to have the work the firm m duct of the iness in_premises I ‘Washington. D. C. 'Mr. Gasch will continue to conduct in his own bame a general real estate and insurance businexs in the above premises, 1326 New York i eral res! estate and insurance Prer 326 New York aveaue t the copartnership shoald Price, Eliza- | A- | wood, Elsie I - | pard, ‘Wemple, Anne I Wetmare, Mary R. elivery northwest section. Columbia Heights Playground Final Is Fly-Swat Day The 8§00 children who frolic Mrs. Susle Root Rhodes supervisor of playgrounds, made plans today to have each of the playgrounds set aside a special fiy-swatting day. Since the Columbia Heights ground must be abandoned this eve- ming, it was decided to lsanch the campaign against flles om that ground. lden, Frances R. Holiday, Amy C. Hoover, Olga L Hovre, Gladys Huggett, Adelaide Hughes, Dorothes M. Hughes, Edith B. Hurley, Hazel Hutcheson, Anna E. Hynds, Mary Hyre, Louise R. Irvin, Leoni H. Jack- son, Lillian Jacobson, Martha Jaftee, Edith W. Johnson, Gustie O. Johnson, Mayme Johnson, Margaret S. John- ston, Ima_ L. Juni, Loretta M. Kaler, Etta M. Kampschaefer, Florence E. Kehm, Martha Keirn, Genevieve R. Kelley, Esther Kemp, Helen A. Ken- nedy, Bleanor L. Kennedy, Edyth G. Kerr, Mary Kester, -Blanche Kingsley, Lois Kirkpatrick, M. Edna Kitch, Anna E. Kline, Nina J. Kiine, Dorothy Knight, Mabel V. Kuse, Ollle L. Lackey, Irene V. Landers, Martha Amelia E. Lanxon, Esther La Qua, Mae La Rouche, Clara. M. Larson, Blanche Lawson, Vera A. Lawton, Ethel M. Le Chard, Edmonia P. Leech, Julia LeHardy, Alma S. Leland, Mabel E. Leslie, Ber- nice M. Letts, Lucy Lewandowska, Maude Littleton, Corrie W. Long, Ed na D. Loree, Anice Loveali, Helen W. Lukens, Adele M. Lyons. Hazel J Mackay, Helen MacNaughton. Agnes F. Madden, Ella H. Malm, Elizabeth A. March, Susan E. March, Ruby E. Marshall, Charlotte E. . Kathe- ryn Matthews, Edith A. Mattoon, Julid McBride, Elizabeth McCurdy, Mary MeDowell, Alida McLemore, Amy McNall. Rose M. McNaught, Sarah L. Meredith, Ruth I Miner, Marguerite Bertha Lucille Annie R. P. Langley, Molitor, Marguerite Monroe, Montgomery, Ida _Moor oore, Berenita F. Moran. Morrison, Julia I Mullen, Florence Dor- othy Munford, Erin Munn, Elizabeth B. Murphy, Honor Murphy, Ruth E. Mur- Myers, Eleanor P. Naylor, Neary, Lucy N. Neary, eely, Catherine Neil, Jessie Martha B. N G, Nelson, Caroline . Neuman, Frances evison, Frances M. Nichols, Mildred L. Nickum, Marguerite Norway, Naomi C. Noland, Harriet D. Noyes, Alice Louise O’Brien, Rose E. Offutt, Ruby Oldham, Zelle Pattee, Irma D. Paul, Edith Payne, Tena Perry, Edna Peters, Norma A. Peters, Ruth A. Peters, Marie Crowe Peterson-Litchfield, Grace L. Pratt, Marguerite _Prindiville, Dorothy _ W. _ Pulling, Helen Purdy, Inez ePyle. Fannie Quarles, Phyllis H. Randall, Bossie B. Randle, Helen Rauch, Olive Reid, Elise W. Reilly, Florence Rice, Mabel E. Rich- ards, Ruth_Rich, Myrtle Roberts, Frances E. Robertson, Mary Robert- son, Anna J. Robinette, Jessica Rock- Rogers, Julle Russell, Louise Sailander, Maurine -E. Sanborn, Eva C. Sawyer, Katherine Z._ Schell, Ottilie Schlapp, Winifred Gertrude Schruers, Georgia L. Scott, Jennie C. Scott, Etheleen L. Sculthorp, Tressie J. Sevbold, Blanche E. Share! Sharp, Lydia R. Sheall Mary_ P. 3 Sims, May Simpson, Ada E. S: Celia A. Smith, Freda Smith, Lillian M. Smith, Mary E..Smith, Elizabeth P. Snodgrass, Sarah Solomon, Edna M. Starkey. Frances M. Sternberg, Elizabeth Sterret, Eileen E. Stewart, Celestial E. Strine, Carolyn H. Strong, Effie A. Stubbs, Mary A. Stuckenberg, Anicetta_Sullivan, Hazel M. Suthers, Phoebe I. C. Swenson, Margaret R. Telfer, Mary A. Thatcher, Marion G. Thatcher, Mary J. Thayer, Flora L. Thomas, L. Gertrude Thompson, Mu- riel A. Thompson. Florence V. Thorpe. Florence M. Tidd, Mary W. Tobin. Margaret y, Carrie Tucker, Mar- garet E. Turner, Olive R. Twichell, Mina Tyson. Josie Vanderwall. Camilla M. Van Pelt, E: Scoyk, Frances E. Van Vo: Victory, Grace Villemonte. M Vizner. Gertrude O. Wahl, Wall, Mabel Wallace, Elsie R. Weav- er, Catharine J. Wellington, Mary J. Welsh, Dorothy Wemple, Elizabeth rie Primeau, ‘Wheeler, Lilllan C. White, Sara E. . Myrtle J. Whitlock, Ethel Whitner, Hattie B. Willcoxon, Harriet H. Willett, Eugenie Williston, Julia . Wilson, Leonora B. Wing. Ethel Wiser, Dorothy E. Woodworth, Alice M. Wyler, Lelia M. Younglove and B. On “How to Locate Trouble” By E. A. Drumm, Principal Y MC l‘;ul!; School, at 1728 G St. N:’P on| [ . H riday, June 17, at 4:45 or . M.| H ew Afternoon and Evening Cl in t your Real Estate g e A S e matters. owenstemn Co L We Teach AUTO DRIVING AND ) Traffic Regulations “ FOUR FUR SPECIALTIES +Remodeling Repairin Redying Set':».‘rlnx‘ FOR SALE 3120 14th St'N.W. 3-story store-and apis. above. For Rent 2nd Floor New Building BEST w;on-" AT REDUCED PRICES. AMERICAN MOTO! SCH . No leases. /0! Tux12! Martin Wolf 333 r¢ oth & o‘;u-. Naw. rs:u N. ?s?nl;. 3t e Eete . 196 | 1737 Colllmbla Road ;021 mds;k%ltlllg:, NW. s Suitable for hair dressing establishment; ladies’ tailor, ctc. A large open floor—very light: oak floors, ete, also 2 rooms and bath to be included in above, which are suitable for living No leases. to alley. iood Invest- “K? C Wost aof Com K" St. West of Conn Ave. Valuable 30-it. lot. running out on 18th Street, 4,320 sq. feet: including brick house 10003 I8th st WANTED .Experienced and Successful New House Salesman ‘l'| D. J. DUNIGAN 1321N. Y. Ave.N.W. || quarters; rental $100 per month. A busy section to locate your business in, where more families reside within a radius of three blocks than any other location in Washington. - Open for' Inspection Moore & Hill, Inc 1420-22 H St L. W. GROOMES 1416 F St. Main 6102 A new size package! Ten for 10c. Very convenient. Dealers carry both; 10for10c; 20for20c. It’s toasted. : @ LTl T is not necessary to have an estate to ohtain the exclusiveness,~retirement, and landscape beauty which a true home embraces. 'Massachusetts Ave- nue Parkis a gigantic estate of homes and home- sites. ([ Its residents are people of prominence, con- sequence—and taste, which expresses itself in their beautified properties. You are invited to make your home in this exclusive colony, with its forest crowned hills, tree-lined drives, hedges, rolling lawns, and ex- ‘Washington—the Most “Livable” City in America HE FIELD OF FOR LEASE MENT B i tensive views. Your home may be modest—$15,000— . s . 1 3 N or pretentious. You will be two hundred feet above s iiteed Jdn The Emel‘y Blllldll'lg' Orkney Springs Hotel, Va. the city, yet never more than two miles from its busi- when the prop- 4 er effort and ness section. Go over the wonderful possibilities here for you, with us. John W. Thomp;on & Co. Incorporated 821 15th Street Main 1477 See Our Listings in Classified Section Open Jul: 1921 Booking, Omce i‘.’.."o-..., Blag. Frank P. Fenwick, Manager FREE LECTURES For Auto Owners ability stand behind an organ- ization. Our success has been through “Maximum Service.” We make business by planning deals, financing deals, interesting home seckers and investors in what we can offer. You need our service B St., 1st and 2d Sts. N.W. 105,000 Square Feet Floor Space Will Be Vacated by U. S. Government July 1 Central Location for Offices or Large Business H. R. Howe Y M C A AUTO SCHOOL 1314 F St. N.W. The Shannon and Luchs New Home Development 14th St. Terrace N.W. —Offers unusual® interest to those who contemplate buy- ing a New Home. Here may be seen New Homes and New Designed Bungalows in all the various stages of construction. Homes Priced From $12,750 to $18,500 Our terms are equitable and have meant success to every purchaser since I It takes but a few minutes of your time to see the new homes in this “Intown. Sub- urb.” It Is an Ideal Location - for the Busy Man The convenience to reason- able markets and the ade- quate school facilities, to- gether with the cleanliness of the confunity, make it ideal for the family. To Inspect Take 14th St. car (best car service in Washington) to cor- ner of Ingraham St. n.w. Sample Homes open every day until 9 p.m. Shannon & Luch; » 713 14th St. N.W. Realtors and Home Bullders FROM THE \Y% ENUE AT NINTH “ Save while you spend— Buy your own home.” . =—The Sansbury Co. THE STRONGEST INSTINCT OF HUMANITY IS TO ESTAB- " . LISH A HOME How much more that means when the Home is yours in Fee Simple? There is always a way to Buy if the inclination is properly inspired and encouraged. The most desirable homes to be had in all sections of the city at fair prices, and the buying doesn't require a great amount of cash, but just involves good financial management. Sometimes all cash is not really desired by the owner. Consult us about a proposition. N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC. “Everything in Real Estate” Now 1418 Eye St. Formerly 721 13th St. Louise Zetzsche. Abe Martin Says: Th’ Bentley family reunion yisterday wuz largely attended an’ it wuz nearly. midnight be- fore ever’buddy. got th’ right Ford. Some men don’t leave nothin’ behind but a great name, but relatives kin live on that if they work it right. (Copyright National Newspaper Service.) SPECIAL NOTICES. POOL CAR FOR CALIFORNIA, JUNE 18th— Redntedd?l greater seeurity, for household goods ane nal effects. SECURITY STOR- AGE_CO! Y. 1140 15th st. 1 WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY debts other than those contracted by myself. LEWIS PEAK. E. . D. No. 2, Landover, Md. WE,_PLEARE PARTIOULAR PROPLE WITH butter, eggw, cottage cheese, chickens. Free Box 53, R. F. D. 2! Vienna, Va. 2 ROOF TROUBLE Call Maia 760, Grafton Wash. Loas “Heating and R ICep T bide. Experts 35 Yo Special Prices This Week ‘On your papering and painting. Luther L. 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