Evening Star Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 22

22 199 GRADUATED FROM DUNBAR HIEH James Weldon Johnson Tells Students of Part They Must | Play in World. Dunbar High School graduated 199 students at commencement exer- es last night in the school audi- torium. Of this number twenty-six “wgere members of the Hebruary grad- uating class. Thirty-six were grad- uates of the department of business practice . James Welden Johnson, the com- mencement speaker, told the grad- uates of the part they are to play in the future of the nation. The first debt of the graduates. he said. is due the country and must be paid in the form of general service ren- dered as American citizens. First and second places for class honors went to Charlotte Corbin and Adelaide Cardozo. Scholarship Awards Made. ip awards. which were Garnet C. Wilkinson, as- {Dorothea Madeline Wright a man, Jeanétte Holmes, Evelyn Evans Hood, Ella Bernese Howard, Helen De Vere Howard, Marion Eugenia { Hughes, Lorena Jackson. Edna Ros- anna Jamison. Viola Ruth Jefferson, Lucinda Gertrude Jennings, Mary Edna Johnson, Helen Evelyn Jones. Julla Esther Jones, Ruth Est Knox, Beatrice Abbie Lee. Edith Beatrice Lee, Lewis, Elva Louise McLane, Odcal Frances oClure, Gladys Rozelle Mann, Julia Adrienne Marshall, Gladys Evelyn Mauldin, Mary Katherine Eliz- abeth Mercer, Evelyn Othella Mere- dith, Thelma 5 Theresa Miles, ris, Rosetta Viola Nash, Mayolla Le- atrice Netherland, Phyllis Ann Par- ker. Hyacinth Bvelyn Patterson, Delia Francilla Perry, Beatrice Marshall Prater, Mary Eila Price, ) thenia Raiford, Christine Reed. Annle Elfzabeth Reid, Mae Richardson, Inez Mabel Rivers, Clara Dale Robfnson, Irene Elizabeth Smackum, Charbotte Elizabeth Smith, | Gertrude ' Stevems Spencer. Marian | Ellzabeth Stewart. Ethel Mercedes Sutton, Eleanor Bryant Swann, Char- lotte Elizabeth Thomas, Edna Whit- taker Thomas, Virginia Elizabeth Thomas, Helen Vanettz Thompsan, Gladys Elaine Tinney, Twyman To- more, Ethel Lillian Webb, Gladys Trene Wilson. Lucille Frances Woods, Annle Woolridge, Audrey Wright, Wilson Boyde, jr.; Brown. jr.; George Doute Brown. Leroy Laurénce Brown, Louis Foley Campbell, Joseph Cephas Julius’ Sylvester Car- s Tancll Coate Benja- min Rhoden Coward, Horace Leopold Dawson, Herbert Francis Douglass, Joseph ~ Randolph _ Edelin, Jerome Howard Edwards, John F.' Edwards, Dutton Ferguson, Gorham Cornelius Fletcher. _Charles Francis Gibson, Ernestine Rose sistant superintendent in charge of colored schools, went to the follow- ing: Amherst College, Chauncey Free- man Baker Larry: Dartmouth Col- Jege. Lowell Cheatham Wormley; Williama College, Julius Sylvester jr. ctte Corbin. Charles K. Pearl Bailey. Margaret Brown and Violet Harris won schol- arships to Howard University. Charles Gibson was awarded a schol- arship to Lincoln University. Corte: s won the medal given ood T r Com- . Scott The ond. were taken uncey Withrow and Irving Johnson. respectively Five on Hoxor Rtol honor roll. ceived the ubjects i minor The who subjects and de- included Alberta Adams. Brown. Adelaide Caj > Corbin and Thelma uncement nf outstanding work during the ! graduate Charles he Har of the edi- done Dunbar s follows a sraduate Unive n ard Wins Essay Contest. Wilkinson f a Dipiomas were pre n Johnson. ulso iraduates, duates a Ac The gr o dated El { Har Penn cke . Frederick Hender- Brunson Scott, Kempton | Soffey old Johnson. cedes Hele: Mildred Gor- trice = Marga Lou s Bea P Frances Henri- a__Budd, <e. Adelaide eéa Murphy hinn, Doro- Bessie Hall | ontmason Corbin, Cunningham. Bdelin. | Thelma Proud- Ethelyn Blanche Edna Mae | Harrison, { ., Thelma | uth He Cards kt;r » Graduation— voung friends delighted to 1 ds on Day Your will be t membrance S hon will be doubly appre- ciated We have been very careful in gathering our stock and we are vou will have in making selections. me and see for Remember, this is the headquarters iraduation Cards of “difterent” kind, The National Remembrance Shop (Mr. Foster's Shop ) 14th St. ©ne, door from Pa. Ave. Also 1229 Pa. Ave. R Banish the Bugs Hot weather is the time in which Bed Bugs revel— ggtn little precaution w.._. the use “P.D.S.” and you will soon be rid of them. S i It's easy to use— especially with the handy nozzle by which you can reach into tiny crevices and cracks that are their hiding places. Use “P. D. §.” freely and you will be Charles Kirkland Goines, Ferdinand Green, Roger Wadsworth Ogden Napoleon ( Smith. John It’s time to change from stiff, hot shoes tolight, cool, comfortable Keds! With their uppers of fine, selected canvas and soles of tough, springy rubber, Keds give feet the luxury of sum- mer freedom. Keds come in many styles —high shoes and low— pumps, oxfords and sandals —for boys and girls, women and men. But remember—Keds are made only by the United States Rubber Company. To get the real Keds value —make sure the name Keds is on the shoe. United States Rubber Company One of the most popular Keds 'models. Lace to toe, athletictrim and ankle patch Trademark Reg. U. S. Pat. OF. Nainsool $1.50 the Suit Lustre Weave $2.00 the Suit entirely rid of these aggravating pests, For sale at all Peoples Drug Stores. T T G D O I $2.25 the Suit Youths’ Nainsook 85cthe Suit ““Next to Myself I Like ‘B. V.D.’ Best THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, JUNE 19, Starnes, Willlam Mitchell Thornton, James Berman Walker, Robert Leon Harris, jr.; Wilborn Eugene Harris, Wilson Lewis Harris, William James Henton, Daniel Henry Herbert, Mel- vin Francis Janifer, Maurice Eugene Johnson, Peter Cabell Jones, Walter | Matthew Jones, Chauncey Alcott Ken- | dall, Chauncey Freeman Baker Larry, | Oscar Allen Lucas, Edward Hampton | Miller, Arthur W. Mitchell, jr.; Bu-| ®ene ' Arde Montgomery. William Matthew Nash, William Clifford Nel- son, Armistead Scott Pride, Francis| Randolph_ Proctor, William Bishop | Ridgley, Turner David Smith, jr.; An- | drew David Washington, jr.; Togo Dennis West, Joseph. Vincent Winn, | Lowell Cheatham Wormley. | Department of business practice— | Four-year —course. Diplomas dated January 31, Girls—Alice Violet Boone, Jessie May Bruden, Alma Dent ‘ooper, Catherine Cecelia Edelin, Sarah Agnes Plate Boys—Vernie Ivester Bumb | Harry Darnell, Henry Shadrack Tay-| lor. Diplomas dated June 20, 1923, Girls| —Stella Belle Capers, Dorothy Mad: line Davis, Martha Hazel Green, Eliza- | beth Hicks, Marion Estelle Jameson, | Elizabeth toria_Jenkins, Eva Be- a . Ethel Edgell Meyers, ia Middleton, Ruth An- gel Reynolds, Mae Helen Ross, Cora Elizabeth _Simms, Florence Louise Stewart, Florence Stitt, Josephine Louise Timus, Carneal Goldman Wan- zer, Hannah Belle Williams, k Beatrice Augusta Wi odore Sanford Botts, Dyer, Ivano Ison Peters Frank A. Rar nett, Cortez Leo Radellffe, s Richard Win- | field Tillman, Roscoe Washington, | Chauncey Isafah Withrow, Jr. Two-, year course—Izetta Elizabeth Walker. _— Miss Esther (. Anderson has been | appointed chief deputy United States marshal for Vermont TROLLEYS PROFIT IN SHRINE WEEK Gross Income $61,000 During Convention, But Costs Are Greater. The Shriners added approximately $61,000 to the gross income of the two street railway companies dur- estimated today. Officials of both systems explained Increased {ing their stay in Washimgton, it was that this is not a net increase over normal income but represents without any a gross When the financial statement fo the month is compiled the companies will find more than the usual amount of expense due to the operation of more cars and longer hours for train- ng Shrine week. pital Traction estimates its the convention ease from $33,000, and the Washington Rall- ! way and Electric Company, $28,602.59. —_— Birthdays were kept even as far back as the time of Pharaoh. national floor varnish! The beauty in its full transparent filmisnot | quickly dimmes; =it is wear-resistant and also water-resistant. ““61"* Floor Varnish, clear or colors, lasts even longer on fur- niture than it does on floors and lino- leum. The beautiful ‘61" colors stain and varnish with one stroke of the brush. 609 C St.,NW. of 7th and Pa. 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Company, oy for a week in June, increase operating deductions | having been made. 1923. et X Pl b e Pt D i R N S L P Ve ILLINOIS SENATE PASSES ANTI-MASK MEASURE Bill Introduced by Negro ,Repre- sentative Is Directed ot Eu Klux Klan. l By the Associated Prées. | SPRINGFIELD, Ill, June ®A—An anti-mask bill directed at the Ku Kiyx Klan was passed by the Illinols senate last night. The vote was 26 to 1, with two senators voting present and amlbout twenty other members absenting ilem- | selves while the roll was called. The | bill goes to the house for action on 'sen- ate amendments. The measure was introduced by Rep- | resentative Roberts, republican, Chi- cago, a negro. Penaltles for distuitbing | the peace, kipnaping and assault and | battery are increased to any one Who violates the law while robed or hooded. | e e bte The title “Madame” should be plied to all women after they hi reached the age of thirty, accoriing to Jane Misme, French authoress,! who has just launched this campaizn. 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Bargain Day"No. 3 of the June Sale brings Coupon Saving‘ to pack the store with thrifty shoppers. Positively no goods sold at these price. BAR MUST PUSH LAW REFORM, SAYS TAFT Inertia of Legislatures in Passing Remedial Measures Cited as Obstacle. By the Associated Press, NEW HAVEN, Conn., June 13.— Reformation in court procedure 5o as to bring “real practical justice with-| in a reasonable time” will come only if members of the bar co-operate in pushing remedial legislation, Chief Justice Wiillam Howard Taft told the Yale Law School Alumni Asso- clation. “The inertia of indifference, or the inertia of the lack of knowledge is what is keeping legislatures from passing reform measures in the ad- ministration of the law.” he sald. After citing many Instances, which, Boys’ Wash Hats, 49¢ Little Boys’ Wash Hats, in various jaunty styles. White, tan. gray, navy and combi- nations. With this coupon. 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B'nai B'rith Speaker Says Jewish View of Both Is Enowa. | DENVER, Colo., June 19.—The podi- | tion of the Jewish people in regard w0 |Henry Ford and the Ku Klux Klan | was one of the matters of discussion at the district conventoin of B'naf B'rith, which has opened here. |~ “The Jewish people no longer think 11t necessary to pass resolutions teil- |ing the people of the nation and the world their attitude toward Henry Ford and the Ku Klux Klan," said Al- fred Cohen of Cincinnati. | “We oppose these people because | of their un-American attitude toward veveral religions and races. We ha | ®onc on record so many times and s | forciply on this matter that it i hardly worth while to do o again.” ! "Mr. Cohen, according to leaders will be the next president of the | western district, which Includes seven | states, among them Kentucky and Some men spend all their money just they have i e Ocean Pearl Buttons Dozen, Sc Good Quality Ocean Pearl Buttons, in five sizes, all with two holes. 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