Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1922, Page 4

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He declared that to detect and destroy these evils s the great problem that now confronts the Americam people. Mr. Hamilton &aid thelr polsonous effects are becoming more and more Jobservaile in the growing spirit of unrest and individualism, in radlcal thought in desite and effort for spe- cial privile groups and | combinations, : to disrespect for law an quality under the law, which today is the great menace to popular government - Bestowal of Honors. President John B. Crecdon conferred | the degrees. Monorary degree of doe- Inrr of civil and canon laws was con- {ferred on Mr. Hamilton, who & ated from Georgetown in 1872 were Hon- conferred rited Stat, sd th i Corporatlon, ce of doctor of oinition of being the first in this country to promote y trade thyoush education, and upon Maj. William H. Hobson, U.'S. ler wiiom the Georgetown R. O, -d on the disting Department the Reserv nounced : Hy 2. Morgan, T and John B Rodd Thirty-eight in the various % prize: were the tudents whose work studies during tt ar al were awarded Among prize winners Mowin Dickenson, Virginla, medal; Lawrenc of the Distri Chomas the Mor- Keat acution <ernan of Vir 1. enson of Virg first honors in . while Geo! ing of t ors in the Degrees w 2 v8: Honorar. G Ernest n, Ll. D. Augustine Maj. Willfam Horace Hobson, es in coursa—Guillermo A. AM: Aloysius Joseph De- Master of arts. John George Bowe: nelius Michael C Anthony Dailey {Clark DeLacy Fugene Patrick Cahill, Ph. B.; James Joseph Manogue, A. B.; Richard Dyer Mudd, A. B.; George Renchan, A. B. Bachelor of arts—Hen Dobel An- derson, Sylvester John uino, James Joseph Blum, George ward Bren- nan, Henry B. Brennan, Michael Jo- uder, George Mansfield Car- ney, nest Andrew C: John Victor Carton, James Farrell 5 John Dorian Curtin, Charles Augus- jr.; Robert Anthony Dal Francis Donahue, Lawrence Downey, John Michael Feean James O'Donnell Han- lon, Richard Aloysius Horstmann, Charles Dominic Hulsman, Timothy Murphy Keenan, Thomas Dickenson Kernan, Joseph Harold Kivlighan, ald FEdmund Kundtz, Raymond Joseph Ku ., William Orrin Las- siter, Philip Charles Lauinger, Albert anfel Leary, Joseph Francis Little, Arthur Forbes Lynch, William James Mahoney, James Martin McCabe, John Stanislaus McCann, Joseph: Anthony McDonough, J h Augu: tine McGowan, jr.. TI as Joseph McHugh, Jam heridan MecNally, aul Lloyd McSorley, Thomas Rogero Mickle: Paul Murney Miller, Hugh Gerard Moren, n Anthony O'Brien, Joseph James O'Connell, Paul Joseph O'Donovan, John Charles O'Keefe, Charles Leo O Malley, Cornelius John O'Neill, jr.. Sylvan Joseph Paul John Rartholomew Roddy, Simo bert Rourke, Daniel Kane Shan- ‘Andrew Joseph Sheridan, J Johnson Sweene; Verkamp, Wagner, Charles Cozan Frederick Walsh, ert 2 Ward, Andrew Francis Zazzall. Bachelor of philosophy Joseph Conley, John Joseph Connolly, Owen Philip Connors, Thomas Charles Kinsler, Robert Lucien LeGendre, { Robert Edwara Morgan, Cyril Harold I,\'nuscs, Raymond James John i Keating Metzger Franklin Smeach, James Clarence Starr, Fr: ncis Emanuel Sul- livan. N helor of science—George Jo- seph FEisele, John Cox Ferrall. Bachelor of Laws—Edward Vincent Ahern, Frank Joseph Albus. John Francis Anderson, Stanley Bernard Anderson, Charles Andrew Appel, Les- ter Dallas Arnold, John Marion Baber, Kobert Stinemetz Bains. Thomas Homer Wheeler Barton, w John Beechwool, Woodson Woods Bercaw, Charles Herbert Bergazin, Guy Henry Birdsall, Samuel Bitman, John Chris- topher Blackall, Elgin_Howard Bla- lock, Roland Aubrey Bogley, Ward Etheridge Boote, Urban Thomas Bonifas, Howard Fletcher Brecht, John Vincent Brennan, Ellis McDon- ala Bristow, George Dewey Brodie, Joseph _Brosseau, Pierson Wellington George Brown, Frank Pearman Buck, Wil- liam Francis Buckley, Robert Fenton Bundy, Thomas Frarcis Burke, James Frederick Burns, William Burns, Theron Joseph Byrne. Daniel Francis Callahan, George Alexander Campana, Joseph Antoine Cantrel, Mark Malatesta. Carmack, Daniel Henry Carragher, Elmer James Car- ter, Lewis Cochran Cassidy, Curtis Drake Cecil, David Chavez, jr., Jo- seph Clark Cissel, Joseph Victor Clarke, Leo Antoine Codd, Cornellus Michael Colbert, Leo Thomas Collier, Charles Clifton Collins, Charles Henry Collins, Willlam Henry Collins, Ed- ward John Collum, William Francis Cernor, Martin Aloysius Cook, 'James A. Cosgrove, John Joseph UTourt- ney, Patrick Joseph Courtney, James Louis Craven, John Fran cis Cronin, Edward James Cun- ningham, Ralph Aloysius Cusick, James Herman Davidson, James Francis Deegan, David Raymond Derge, Max Green Dice, Vernon Alden Dorsey, Paul Edward Duggan, Leo ‘Willam Dunn, Charles Bishop: Dwight, James Edward Dwyer, Raymond Eberly, Dexter Ernestum Eflerbe, Kenneth Joseph English, Willlam Henry Fallon, Alexander Farmakis, Charles William Faulkner, John Wil- llam Fihelly, John Dillon Fitzgerald, Walter Augustin Fits-Stmmons, Harry Flanders, Edward Joseph _Flavin, Walter _James Francis Fleming, Frank Kenneth Foster, Patrick Joseph , John Harvey Fritts, Alfred Charles Frodel, John Joseph Galbo, Donald Alfred Gardiner, Thomas Haz- ard Gardiner, Leonard Marsden Gard- ner, Raymond Francis Garrity, Joseph Anthemy Gerardl, Ralph Alexander Glichrist, Dennis Aloysius Gillooly, John Christopher Going, Samuel Goodsit, James Moyle Gray, Daniel Joseph ' Greeley, Adwin Green, Russell Green, John Joseph Gregory, Lester Bowera Grifiith, lgdn Camp- tthew E a Mer- rick Han N AR Arthur Perry Brown, Savage, | bri STAR., WASHING MA, L WANNA WEAR LONG PANMTS ! I'Mm BiG _ANOUGH MW At Mma? Aw-w — The Boy Who Wanted Long Trousers. —By WEBSTER. LOMG PANTSY THE VERY 1-DEA! | SHOULD SAY You CAN'YT - MoT Forz A LoNG-, LONG WHILE | ~T 17 HuH, T s /s ////////‘ FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE, HERBERT, WON T vyou PLEASE PuY ort A TROUSERS T I'M < G1C1« AMD TIRED OF SEEING YOU sLoP AROUMD 1t THOSE AWFUL KMICIKER S D R e 71 HATE Lone — TROUSERS ! THESE ARE THE OMLY COMFORTAB THINGS | EVER \WORE. 1N My LIFE AD Yoo WANT ME TO, GIVE ‘€M U wELe,t WO FAIR OF LONG \ 45 YEARS LATER rington, John Henry Harris, Ken- neth Stevens Harrison, James Mc- Namara Hay, Edward Charles Hayes, La Verne Charles D. nroe Hester, . Wilmer Allen , Frank Burtner Hoffman, John Kyle Hood, Philip Sheridan' Hop Kins, Georgo David Horning, Jr. Elton Charles Hotchkiss, G William _ Hughes, Jam. Hughes, Hiram V bert Brown Hunt, George Hurley, Harris Myer Isaacson, ward Austin James, John E: kins, Joseph Herbert Johnston, Rob- ert Edwin Joyce, jr.; Norman Edward Kane, Peter Kasius, Richmond Bowl- ing Keech, John Keehan, Francis Keenan, Bernard Kelly, BEdward Russel Kelly, George Aloysius Kern, Paul Joseph Kilday, Creighton Grant King, Walter Clark King, Albert Grifiin Kirby, Carl Peter Kremer, Carl George Kuehl- thau, Donald Louis Labbe, John Fra cis Lanigan, Alexander James Las towsk!, Willlam Edgar Linden, Fran- cis Joseph Little, r Saul Lipshitch, John Daniel Long, Arthur Thomas McAvoy, John Henry Cs coln McCammond, Faul Burley MecCar- t! ‘Ward Joseph Raymond McCuen, Patrick ullough, John Patrick McGeown, Paul Francis McKenna, Fergus James Mec- Osker, Charles Alexander MacDonald, Edward Francis Mack, John Waldon Maher, Joseph Augustin Mahoney, He shel Lloyd Main, Willlam Louis Ma- lone, jr. Edward L. Marthiljohni, Loufs Willlam_Martin, Reynolds Ca son Massey, William Kugene Mat- tingly, Milton Marx Mayer, Benjamin Michaelson, Page Milburn, jr. Lau- renca Albert Moloney, Arthur Clifton Moon, Francis John Moore, James Kennoy Moran, Paul John Mullen, Patrick Joseph Mulvey, Betram Jo- seph Murphy, Francis Bernard Myers, John James O'Brien. Joseph Francis O'Brien, Willlam Columbia O'Brien, Charles Francis O'Connell, Daniel James O'Connor, Victor Laurence O'Donnell, Francis Joseph John Henry O'Toole. Joseph Anthony Page, Michael James Palkovic, Benneit Burr Patter- son. Freoman Raymond Paulson, James Davis Poag, Oscar Conrad Pogge, Stanley Jokn Polak, Edward Raymond Pruner, Thomas Athanasius Quinn, orman Randell, Joseph Paul Rat- cliffe, Donald Upton Rich, Julian Im- » ‘Richards, John Frederick Richter, Charles Francis_Risk, Gregory Samp- son Rivki TLeon Robbin, James O'Connor oRberts, Jjr.; Rudolf Theo- dore Roetschi, James Leon Ronnow, Jaseph Edward Roohan, James Eu- gene Ryder, Benjamin Franklin Ry- nearson, jr.; John Dewey Sadler, Samuel Allen Sanborn, Samuel Du- vall Schell, John Lloyd Schick, El- wood Howard Seal, William ~Guy Searcy, John Joseph Sekowski, Jo- seph Lyle Shiffiette, Leo Willlam Si- mon, Anthony Nicholas Skaplak, Jonas Milton _Smith, Presley Alex- ander Smith, Curtis Le Roy Sowers, Daniel William_Spelman, Colin Fer- guson Stam, Emory Day Stanley, Willlam Fitzgerald Stanton, Philip Stein, H. Stanley Stine, William Au- gust Strauch, Alfred James Sullivan, James Aloysius Sullivan, George Clin. ton Sweeney, Alfred Lionel Tennyson, John Allen Thames, George Bernard Tillotson, John William Tomlinson, Edward James Tracy, Joseph Wood- ward Turner, Dan McIntyre Vann, Earl Van Wagoner, Bennet Jamef Voorhies, Wilton Harris Wallace, Francis Matthew Walsh, Thomas Ed- ward Walsh, Edward Richard Walton, 3 Kester Lowell Walton, Leo Lau- rence Welsh, Matthew Ward Whalen, Walter Wheatley, Leo Willlam White, Rolland Anthony Williams, Thomas Jefterson Williamson, Ethyl B. Wilson, Robert Emmet Woulfe, Agaton Rul- loda Yaranon, George Wilson Young, Master of laws—Caesar Louis Afello, Jacob Ark, Raymond Richard BIl- lings, Henry Roy Bitzing Emmet Donald Borden, John Geor, Bowen, Walter Alexander Brown, Charles Logan Carson, Edward Bernard Dunn, Matthew FKrancis Dorsey, Abe Furr, Willlam Leo Hennessy, Joseph Thom- as Keating, George Daniel Kuhnel, Charles Campbell McCall, Nathan Nor- man Mayer, Bohdan Pelechowics, Myles Henry Quail, William Aloysius Rounds, Charles Edward Royer, Ben- jamin Franklin Rynearson, Luis Rivera Villarreal, John Francis Wal- lace, David Ransom Wolyerton. Master_ of patent laws—Raymond Richard Billings, Emmet Donald Bor- den, Charles Logan Carson, Abe Furr, Charles Campbell McCall, Bohdan Pelechowicz, Myles Henry Qualil, Wil- liam Aloysius Rounds, Luis Rivera Villarreal, John Francis Wallace. Doctor of medicine—Richard Walter Anderson, Willlam _ Philip _Argy, Thomas Ambrose Bray. Richmond Carrington A. Brooks, Leo Powers Burke, Edward James Carey, James Leon Dubrowsky, Andrew Browne Fvans, William Wellington George, Hans Joergensen, Joseph Arthur Lane, John Joseph Willlam Murphy, Walter Emmet MoCawley, George Edward Meehan, John Francis O'Brien, James Joseph _O’Rourke, Vincent Romain eflly, Dominic Vitus Vitale, Francis Welch, 8tephen Yesko. 4 Touts Arends, Fames Yoo »v : Hill, Thomas Aloysius Roy Harding, Edward Thomas Har-| Coppright, 1922, M. T. Webrter. Farls, Donald Henry Glew, John Thomas Hill, Stephen Cornweil Hop- kins, Willlam Eberly Lewis, Herman o de Mesquita, Joseph Casimir PLAN TO EXPEND $200,000 IN HOME AND HOSPITAL | Vanyo. | Master of forelgn service—Harold | De Courcy, Frederick J. Gillis, David | 8. Green, Francis P. Keefe, Samuel | Lichtenstein, Daniel J. McCarthy. Rus- sell L. Mannette, Raymond C. Miller, Leo J. Schaben, Ernest L. Tutt. Bachelor of foreign service—Fran- cisco C. Banda, Raymond T. Cahill, Ralph A. Carmichael, Philip M. Copp, d_P. Dow, John Le, Directors of Hebrew Organization Select Site of Five Acres on Spring Road. The erection of a $200.000 hospital and home on Spring road between 10th and 11th strects northwest was announced last night by the boara of directors of the Washington Hebrew Home for the Aged. The present home at 415 M street of the Hebrews will be so0ld at once and the sale price applied on the new hospital and home, the land for which has already been purchase: and comprises approximately e acres. The new hospital, which will be an adjunct of the the most modern in the city and when completed will accommodate several hundred patients. Funds to begin early construction liam H. Windom, R: _— {RECTOR OF C. U. IS HOST TO CLASS AND ALUMNI Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan Enter- tains Graduates and Alumni at Banquet. Rt. Rev. Thomas J. Shahan, rector of Catholic University, entertained the alumni and graduating class of Catholic University at a banquet at the university last night in connec- tion with the first day's exercises of the fourth annual alumni reunion. In addressing the assembly Bishop Shahan declared that the educational institutions of the country are show- ing a recovery from the unusual shock of the world war and indicated that the future of education looked bright from the present viewpoint. Other addresses were made by Rt. Rev. George Dougherty, Clarence E. Martin, Robert Mahony, Edward O'Connor and Louis L. Guarnier! Judge William A. De Lacy was toast master. Mgr. Dougherty urged the support of the alumni in achieving continual progress of the university as a grow- ing institution of learning, declaring that an active alumni association must form an integral part of a great university. The feature of alumni activities to- day was the planting of the class tree. The program also includes an alumni dance tonight in the gym- nasium. The memorial to the war dead of Jewish socleties of Washington. carnival, which will open June 19 and last f vs, will be held on the present site of the new home and hospital. Work of installing the booths began today. FROM FARM TO YOU MILK A WARM WEATHER DIET-TREAT Bellevue milk comes to you the university will be unveiled at 10 5 V. i o'clock tomorrow. in front of Mc.| direct from the cow. After Mahon Hall. Maj. Gen. Tasker H.| being properly cooled, the milk is bottled at the farms and- served to you without loss of any of its food value. BELLEVUE FARMS LUNCH 1332-34-36 G St. 1338 New York Ave. Bliss will deliver the principal ad- dress. Conferring of degrees and the thirty-third annual commencement will be held tomorrow at 10:30 o’clock. Rear Admiral William S. Benson, U. 8. N, retired, will make the address to the graduates. ASSIGNED TO DUTY HERE. Capt. Harry A. Vacquerie, Quar- termaster Corps, at Camp Pike, Ark., has been ordered to this city for duty in the office of the director of sales. War Department. AINT UP home, will be one of | TRADE BOARD AIDS TEACHER PAY DRIVE ‘Will Ask Congress to Rush Action on Pending Bill to Re- lieve Situation. Following an explanation of the need for higher salaries in the Dis- trict of Columbia for public school teachers by Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools, the ex- ecutlve committee of the Washing- ton Board of Trede yesterday after- | voted to request Congress to take early action on vending legis- {HITS REDUCED MINIMUM PAY FOR WOMAN WORKERS Congress Fleights Association Pro- tests Proposed Action by Wag« Board of the District. Resolutions protesting on in the ag: were adopted at Kre nlght. committee consisting of J. E. J R: 1 Campbell ¥ ointed to minimum wage: in the District buil id of the or: meeting of the Cor Heights Citizens' Assoctation Lt was a noon before th lation which would relieve the sit-|ization, uation A complete vey of the sew s Dr. Ballou pointed out to the mem- | tem ‘of Gongress Tiknte slse weas ; Lers of the committee the difficul sirict engineer G in finding a competent and adequate 5 Pt teaching”forec on the pre ichols schedule, and discussed provisions of | for ¢ ee ; the teachers' salary bill now - o o hands of commitiees of ( practice. } S The superintendent expre ts for the ovpinion that both houses of Congre: would really pass this leg it were reported to them for ¢ ion. > committee -cordingly author- 1 the secretary of the board to | n with the chairmen of propriat imittees, u that the teach be reported out as <oon as practicable. It wa truct the school com- its efforts to prevent ay. Twenty-one admitted by the b John S. Blick, Reid to ir -cided DR. COVELL TO SPEAK. Will Address Optimi “The Call of Dr. D. B. Covell timist C t Club on tin Smith, Columbus W. I'hilip J. Viehmann and ithers. Approval of the program carried t at the annual shad bake of the vard Coombs, in charge. r it expressed to L. the committ Graham, chairs committee, in pre- 800 FEEBLE-MINDED | HERE, SAYS REPORT! That Number Needs Institution ! Care, Social Hygiene Society ‘ Directors Are Told. | ely S00 feeble- | District who an institutio to the at a m rs of the the office afte tee, consisting burgh, Dr. Mary O'M: Fisher and Dr. M . eriticized the proposed location a home for the feeble-mindeq at! lue I , and urged the need ot arge acreage for such insti- TRYING IS KNOWING Try it today You'll notice a difference. EBONITE (It’s Shredded Oil) For Transmissions and Differentials an e T e T T T Y of Social rbster, chair- ittee on legislation, e ¥ passage of the vice ive bill for the District. Col. Owen presided. of urged the o rep Ww. 0. MAJ. JONES ASSIGNED. Maj. 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