Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1923, Page 5

Law School Graduates Receive Diplomas, Medals and Prizes More Than 200 Students of Natiohél Uni- " versity Hear Constitution Extolled by William Tyler Page at Commencement. Degrees werc conferred upon more fver Buokner O'Rear. Alabama: Er- i ates of the National Uni- | nest Otto Paland, District of Colum- , than 200 graduates of the .\au::nn: l:ml nestiotoTEAlanal D istriccoiCo versity Law School af its ffty-fourth | Wainer Heata Parker, District of Co. commencement last night in the [lumbia; MD%on Mortimer _Parker, National Theater before a capacity | Connecticut; May Thompson Peacock, . Tilinois. : audience. Justice F. L. Siddons of the In- . Willlam Eugene Peake. District of rict Supreme Court presided. Columbia: Louls Pearlstein, Pennsyl- tion and Dbenediction were pro- l\'i!l'll|‘a: t.'()hnuAgulre\\'I]’]"Jp‘l»sne‘:. Con- odasd hs e T T necticut: Robert Lubin Presser, unced by the Rev. T. B. Lartimore of SRR Ce e T n Fran Bishop William F. Me- | iy Va0 e Fobert - W, Dowell preached the baccalaureate ser- I Richard=on. District of Columbia; mon, and William Tyler Page, clerk of [George Alfred Ringger, Maryland Edgar R. Robinson. Virginl, ¢ se cpreas es, deliver d eorge the’ House of Representatives, delivered | y 845 T obinson, Aire i Geoey the commencement address. {Oscar Roth, New . Mexico: i Mr. Page told the graduates that they | Grey Rovate Mavrice - 4 ar Sa Were “now inheriting the stewardship of | §iT,_ Sands. S Mane society.” and that they would hence-:Joseph Shorb. North, Dakota: Fred- forth b molders of public opin- k Phillp Heywarl Siddons, Dis- fon.” Praying for a govern never Lirict of Columbla: Harty Statsky. out of the hands of the.people, he d|Connecteut: Carland Edgar Smith, the Constitution still contains its orig- | Oklahoma: Rulan I. Snyder. Pennsyl- inal meaning and still fits our needs. {vanfa; William I Sny West Vire He e e a_long hol William F. Stern. Illinois: day from mendments, as ver Tsatskis, Maryland: K. Yoshi- serting that the least governed are the [xada Usuda, Japan: Arthur Heisler - best governed. Prizes Are Awarded. Charies H. Robb, associate_justice of | Van Horn, District of Columbla; Wi {liam H, Wagner, Massachusetts; Rob- ert Duncan Wise, District of Colum- the Court of Appeals Diitice ot D18 FE00ESpliler BSaRe, Al ns Columbia, made the of medals ]“;l;)g:t-rlu 2. panta, Philippine TIs- and prizes“as follow 5 Rold ‘medal for th Receiving the degree of master of Ipatent law: Fred Davis Allen. Dis- fict of Columbia: George W. Askew, ssippi; Phillip Ward Austin, Pennsylvania; Raymond Aldrich Bart- lett, Massachusetts; F. Hugh Craig i Bickford, Virginia: John Breen, New !York: Carl Edward -Burre, Tiiinot Joe M. Calderon, jr. Porto Rico liam R. Campbell. Virginia; Harry L arroll. District of Columbia win Detwiler, District of Columbia. Myrion_Talbert O. Dick, Oklahoma s mination, Mitchell Faul; honorable mention, Elmer 1. Johnson and Burton G. Henson: the MeArthur gold medal for the most sa isfactory senior examination, Thomas C Havell ; honorable mention, Clarence E Miles and Frederick P. H. Sidd Hurst gold medal for the most satis factory junior examination, J honorable mention, George P. Virginia_Teeters The F. H. Thomas Law Book Com- i 0 pany prize - the best examination | George Mitchell Faul, New York on real p . Hamilton Lehr Fess; | Gulager. Fenwick, Virginia on_Albin Pearson. J . o Cos i Hawgood. Ohio: Ault a Callaghan the best exam law, George Mit mention, Holme: . The facuity prize to lected as the best deba Woodson; ho able Wallace ~ Baldwin Herrick prize for the best examina- tion on vatent law. John A. Hanra- han; honorable mention Edward _S. Morrison. The Jo Carver prize for the best examination on constitu- tional law, J. Richard Riggles, ir.;| honorable . mention. Willlam Al Knight. The schoia of thet Joseph H. Choate Nu Phi Fraternit M. \VII-I « kins; honorable m vd chard Riggle trict of Trullinge for the | Columbias Son, v | ginia: Edwin Grey Royster, Georgi: Maximino Millare San Diego, Philip- pine Islands: Constantine Stamatiou Sarantos, District of Columbia; Charles H. Shamel 1linois; Eula . der, Verm. Charles P. Suman, Washington; George Tate, V ginia: George V Den Berg, Wis- consin; Arthur Helsler Van Horn, District of Columbia; Melvin D. Wil- son, District of Columbla; David Ran- som Wolverton, lowa: Zoe Swhier Wyatt. Indiana; Emeterio Z. Zapanta. Philippine Island: Receiving the degree of mastor of laws: Fred Davis_Allen. District of Columbia; George W. Askew, Missis- sippl; Philllp Ward Austin, Penn vania; Milton F. Barrett. District of Columbia; Raymond Aldrich Bartlett, Massachusetts; Hugh Cralg Comfort Your Skin With CuticuraSoap and Fragrant Talcum por.onme Bm s g e honorable | ick Long. | udent se ker Jennings, District Henry Lee Jenulngs, John 0. Johnson, Oregzon: ward Johnson, Idaho; Caddis J Keblinger, District of Co. lumbia; John J. Ketz. Pe! Louis Kunzelmann, District lumb Otis . Lee Mohundro, tucky; Henry Paul Money, Dela Harry Thornton Moore, California nley Morrison, Pennsyl Michael Mussman, Penn- ylvania: Ignaclo abong. Philip- pine Islands; Clive W. P; . Mary- John ' Laird Rea, Delaware; of List of Graduates. Those receiving the dezree of bach- elor of laws were: Phillip Ward Aus- tin, Pennsylvania; Milton Barrett, District of Columbia; Adolph K. Bartas, Towa; Daniel W. Bell. lllinois; F. Hugh Craig Bic Virginta; v Charies BE. Booth, Harold Lamb Buist, South ¢ Cather- ine M. Butler, Ohio Alva But- ler, Tex s Capayas, s: Joseph Edward of Columbia: Edward . Massachusetts; Fran- District of Colum- hfield, Mon- Cunningham, ' Ctal Pennsylvania: Jes- sica_Dee, setts; Apolinio R. + de Leon, Philippine Island Jorge B. Delgado, Philippine Ts nds; Vi tor H. Dodse, Towa: K. G. Doub. Dis- i of Columbi ward J. Doyle, ct of Columbi William Harold District of Columbia; Charles | dler, Minnesota: J. E: i nde; Ed- Virginia John Marti nsylvania Jacob Friend, District of Columbia: orge Edward Frawley, Idaho: Luis de 1a Fuente General, Philippine Tslands: J. Manry George, District of AColumbia. Guy H. Gerald, Alabama; Gewirz, District of Columbia Clarence Goodrich, Mar: J. Gordon, ord, ebraska bia; tana: Harry, Inman auiel ward Morris Delbert Keep Your Liver Right You cannot feel well with a balky liver—and all sorts of symptoms develop when it isn’t functioning properly —chills and _fever — that “tired feeling,”- Malaria, etc. Take Milburn’s Malaria Capsules Prewett Irving | Grimme, M Alvin William Hall, Pen Robert Charles | WHandwerk, lvania: John A. Wanrahan, District of Columbia: Guy Page S. Hasel- Thomas C. Ha- Willlam_ Alphonso of Columbia; Ralph iam Hopkin Wyoming; Darter Housley, Virginia; . alifornia; Roy Ellis Hughes, Edmund P. Hurley, Massa- W. 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WARD MAN Construction€Company T '7momomted.:' - o 1430 K St N1 MainX$190 x Insurance Department | District THE EVEN =~ / Geyser Destructive in Yellowstone Park During the National Park, ity and hax xo f; The Bickford, Vi New York; Tllinois: Bennett Columbia; Jose Porto Rico; Wil Virginia; Har Columbia; _ Will Michigan; Tnw Montana: Ray J. Thomas Michael land; Lowell ¢ Jorge B. D io Edwin D. Detw bla; Myrion homa: Mitchell Faul N ash Frampton, ) Louis Goldstein, Horace P. Heffern ton G. Henson, I Towa: Luella John O. Johnson ward Johnston, Pennsylvan; I of Colun Long, T Luja Mackey, Virgin Miller, Indiana; Kentucky Charles mette ter: " 1. Carroll, District of | W n Talbert Leo T. Farrell, Al and ‘wind-catcher: sponsive. past winter this powerful new geyner burst fi ding scores of treex to death, tearing n great gawh in the road. r been xeen in eruption by park rangers only, the results of i general view of the destruction around the geyser bawin. = it Rhode Is sah Prather, Kansas Delaware: J. Rich . District of Columbia Ringger. Muryland Robinson, Virginia; Georg: . Connecticut-Edwin Grey Maximinio Millare Philippine Islands: Con- | matiou Sarantos, District | Stitutions Columbia; 3 io: Eulan 1 homas Willi nd; Lula ohn John Brctn.l Phillips, ward Burre, | Bush, District of | M. Calderon, jr. Hiam R. Campbeli, |1 iam B Crawford, | Ro3 Payne ( rutchfleld, | San Cunningham, Utah; Curran, Rhode Is- “urtiss, Wisconsin . Philippine Islands r, District of Colum- 0. k. Shelton, Pennsylv West Virginia . Vermont hington; Lloyd Richard J. Van | Ambrose J. !t rhomas Mar- | tory Wyoming: Melvin D. | establishments, of Columbia, and| The Negro Indiana | Congre Natio: Edu X nounced toda Tows '\ T Hugh Mc district w York: i tinez Wilkins Wilson, District oe Swhier Wyatt X of Columbia wan, Minnesota: Bur- | b Max E. Hoyt, Huggins, Ohio; | Slme# Ed- | J. Ketz, Jouis’ " Kunzelm i mbia; Holmes Kirk- | i A Alabama; Eugene |Baltic, With Few Aboard, Able to Argyle | ara Return to Port. rren’ Edward | Lee Mohundro. | 1 vpRPOOL. June M.—The steam Baltic struck an obstruction, a |parently a submerged wreck, two | Rours afier leaving Queenstown. | [bound for New York. It is not be- | Hieved the ship is serlously | {|damaged. but she .turning direct | Alabama’ |to Liverpool. where she is due today. of Co- | ‘The steamer has a light passenger | r¥land; list {and, | Otis Colleg. Money Moore. Pho: Looks Like Silk, Tailored Like Wool Wears Like Wire, Priced Like Cotton the Norris geyser basin, rregular in its activ forces are plainly Asserting that many Washington \ vears given employment to dependa- | ble negro men and Silas Harris, president of the Negro tional 4 that plans have been ade to have the negro citizens of and surrounding terri- how their appreciation to these National he said, will seek | the trade of the race to these firms, canrally careied ot bror. Harri | STEAMER HITS WRECK. |5 ihpoinied a “sirons committee to | *upervise the same Yellownat. WILL DIRECT RACE TRADE| ‘| Harris Wants Negroes to Help! | Those Who Help Them. business have women, Prof. .J Congre: ucatio Eyes Ezamined Glasses Fitted Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES Eyesight Specialist 409410 MoLachle: 10th and G Bf Main 781 This Mohair Suit, %20 For time out of mind mohair has been one of the ma- ials for hot-weather suits. It is an ideal breeze-wooer- : . If a breath is stirring mohair is.re- % It has another virtue. It:wears like wire. However, it - . It is a value. ‘Above is a sketch from life of mohair suits made up to our special order for special selling at $20. is only recently that tailors have learned to manipulate mo- hair. The trick is an open secret with our tailors—namely,. - . hand finishing. % Itis, as you see, smartly.turned out in the double-breasted manner. Plain blue or black or neat pin stripes. Styles for men and young men. About two would be the right order for summer. b . Ttheat F ihe e Hecht Co. dent. to direct H Muriel Margaret Grace. Cathe © night program Friday. the kev L | 3ar McCue: Laura Jeanette Thomp. | P R e i el gon, Washington: Ethel Mary Cain . ey s 5 5 Marion Roiand Cain, Pennsylvania: 0f Alice Mevnell A wodern pladlet GRADUATION HEL Margaret Mary Dunn. w ey “Every Gradu was presented,/the > Ruoth Marie MeNeill Pe sy ania. cast including entire duating —_— { and Jeanette Elizabeth Sullivan, West | class. Rt. Rev. Mgr. k. A e, Ph | Virginia D.. of the Catholic Univer de With the presentation of medals Academic graduates presented a livered the address to the graauatetq art all one in- for nal be and diplomas to ates in the academic. commercial and emy vesterday brought its commence- ment exercises to a close. stowal of graduation diction was sung. | High mass was cclebrated by Rev John O'Grady, Rev. E. J. Boland. was the master of ceremonies baccalaureate sermon was by Re Academ: sacrifice ‘of service. Diplomas academic department to Helen Cec Cobb, Deleware; Fi ginia ginia; Elizabeth Bello Drewry. Elizabeth Flannery, Goenner. Mary ment graduates were Brown. Irene ) erine Helster, Eunice Washington. "In the art department diplomas were awarded to Emilie Russell, Maryland. and Georgina Le Roy and Berta Bonet, both of Cuba. The commercial department conferred diplom: G_STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1923. 3 twenty-five gradu- departments, Holy Cross Acad- After be- honors, bene- Rev. J. Clancy and Rev. & McDonald The preached Louis Kelly of Holy Cross using his theme the were presented in the in ippa McKey, Judking Vaughan. Vir- Regina Helena Ruth Alicia Marguerite Goenne shington. 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