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4T0 GET DIPLOMAS AT CENTRAL HIGH Bishop-Elect Freeman Tells Graduates to Ignore Cynics of U. S. Future. “If your personalities have been de- veloped here in the atmogphere of one of the most noted schools In the country, then your responsibilities are infinitely greater to the state and nation than those who have been less fortunate in not having the atmos- phere of such a school and such & capital,” declared Rey. Dr. James E. Freeman, bishop-elect of Washington, in addressing the 470 graduates of Cen- tral High School in the school audi- torium last night Freeman denounced the cynics imists of the country's future ared: “I want to say to you boys and girls, as a man past middle age, that thiv {s an era of the great- ost ‘possibilities, hopes and expecta- tions.” " Urging the graduates to dis regard cynics and to discount th theories that America is in a process of decline or decay, Dr. Freeman said there was only one way to face the future with any degree of assurance, and that was to front it with hope, expectancy and belief in the best. Dr. Ballou Presides, The graduation program began with ‘the _entrance of the graduates and the pronouncement of the invo- cation by Rev. Francis G. lisley, Em- manuel Episcopal Church, Dr. Frank W. Ballou, superintendent of schools, presided, Robert A. Maurer, principal of Cen- tral High School! announced _the scholarship awards and prizes. Miss Virginia Ronsaville was the outstand- ing student at the graduation. sShe won the Américan Women's Legion competitive award of $20 to the mem- ber of the graduating class of Cen- tral High School submitting the best essay on the subject, “\Which One of Our Original Thirteen Colonies Laid the Best Foundation for Constitui- tional Government?” and the American Women's Legion competitive award of $10 for the best essay on the same subject submitted by a member of the graduating classes of the Washing- ton high schools. The awards were made by Mrs. W. L. president American Wom- egion, and Mrs. Russell C. Lang- . president of the Quentin Roose- “nit Miss Ronsavilld also won the George Washington University Ken- dall scholarship, as well as being #mong those who received mention as ho graduates. She got thirty- two “E out of the pessible thirty- two points required for graduation. Other winners of scholarships were: Bryn Mawr College competitive scholarship of $300, awarded by the Dryn Mawr Alumni Association of the District of Columbia, to nestine Jennett; Colorado School of Sines, i terscholastic competitive sc . awarded on scheol record to Daniel llen Donovan: George Washington University, awarded on" inter-high- school competitive examinations, unive ¥ Helen May Wi ond uni ty, Elsie May fourth university, Joseph David Bein fifth university, Alice Bausman Ranck: Princeton university war memorial prize scholarship for the district of the Po- tomac, including Maryland, the Dis- trict of Columbia and V' awarded to Howard Mulford The following scholarships aw. ed on school record: Colgate versity, Michael Joseph Mclnerney; Georgetown Medical School, Charles Goodman_Aronstein; Lafayette Uni versity, William . Fleming: Syra cuse Unlversity, Florence Katharine Ferner: University of Maryland. Je- rome Bradshaw ‘Cowden: University of Virginia. Timothy Bdward Smith: Washington and Lee, Willlam Wilson Morgan: Wesleyan University. Dana 3 Lee. following pupils received two points for graduation: Grace zabeth McCullen, Virginia Ronsa- le. Elste May Talbert. The following received 75 per cent Es out of a required thirty-twn points for graduation: Joseph David Bein, Annie Estelle Belt, Lura Valli Colvin, Jerome Brad- shaw Cowden, Kenneth Eugene Day- ton, Mary Elizabeth Drew, Katherine | Easton, Florence Katharine Ferner,| Bernardine Jannev Haycock, Margaret | Clark Hunt, Constance Lane, Dorothy latimer, Estelle Helene Makover, Elisabeth® Masterson, Elizabeth Michael, Herbert Milwit, Mildred- Van Nettle Norman, Alice Bausman | Ranck, William James Satterfield. jr.. | Dorotlly lomise Shore. Frank Smith, | Margaret Somerville, Lols Thompson, | Ermyntrude Virginia Vaiden, Eliza- | beth: Grace Walton, Helen May ! Wheeler, Merrill Whlett. Enid Corinne | v Margaret Zim-| Williams and H; mele. Perfect attendance for four years— resent and _puntual every day rmyntrude Virginia_ Vaiden. Dr. Abram Simon, former president of the board of education, presented thé diplomas to the following Mabel Mae Anderson, Elizabeth Sites_Armentrout, Eleanor Marle Ashe, Mary Lucille Asquith, Marjorie Dearing Ball. Lola Violet Ballard, Adrienne Marie Barker, Frances Wil- hiums Barnes, Helen Louise Barry, Marizan Parmele Bate: Anna Fay Eeaver, Catharine Bezvers, Marjorie Saxton' Beck, Julla_Louise Behring, Catherine Frances Beller, Afnie telle Belt, Louite Alberta Benton, Marian Birch,” Ann Upham Bi: Anne Louise Blinton, Margaret ¢ man Boryer, Alice Catherine Bow- man, Mabelle Boyce, Sarah Mildred Erawner, Bssle Marion Brown, Mar- goret Constance Brown, Minnie | Luchalter, Mildred Duckingham. Irene Cecilia’ Buckley, Emily Esther Burge. a Campbeil. Sylvia Flor- ence rrigan, Thelma ~ Minnatrie Caustlc. mary Cavanagh, Kath. £yn Chamberlin, Lucile Blanche Chaj man, Isabel Gordon Clapham, Eliza- beth Clagett Clark, Elizabeth Ross Clarke, Ruth Richards Clarke, Le- nora ' Virgie Coberth, Adeline Louise Cohen, Sarah Bessle Cohen, Grace Winslow Colller, Helen Virginia_Collier, Grace Blackistone Colton, Lura Valll Colvin, Elisabeth Adelaide Comer, Marian Helen Con- ner, Eleanor Margaret Cooley, Clare Copeland, Frances Carey Coughlin, Dorothy 'Irwin Cox, Lucile Alberta rain, Mildred Antoinette Crandall, v" Katherine Crowley, Minerva Jorraine Damon, Helen Elizabeth Daum, Ruth Deffenbaugh, Marion Teresa De Fontes, Anne Delano, Har- riett Frances Dey, Eugenia Eliza- beth Dietz, Adine’ Crawford Dow, Evelyn Palmer Doyle, Mary Eliz Leth Drew, Mary Agnes Duffy, Mil- dred May Durand, Mary Isabel Earle, Katherine Easton, Florence Dorothy wards, Dorothy Elefsiades, Marion rances ' Ellis, Jeannette Wilburtus Iivans, Kathryn Lucille Everett, 11- sle May Ewers, Dorothy Bryant Tiynon, Lucile Faulk, Loulre La Verna Felton, Florence Katharine Ferner, Eleanor Llizabeth Folsom, Katherine Intwistle Francis, Virginia Gertrude ¥rancis. Louise Elizabeth Franklin, Robert Belle Galloway, Eleanor Stauffer Gil bert, Alice- Margaret Gilcrest, "Jo- sephine Irvin Gillis, Anna Vager Goodall, " Elizabeth Garland Goodloe, Harrlet Willard Gore, Mildred Sey- mour Gott, Marceline Elizabeth Gray, Emta Gibson Gregg, Bettie Lena Grifin, Edith Bruce Haas, - Anne Brownlow Hacker, Loulse Harbaugh, Virginia Lynn Harrison, Gertrude El- vira Harvey, Margaret Heydrick Harvey, Bernardine Janney Haycock, Louise 'Marle Heider, Maxine Helss, Martha Shotwell Henshaw, Charlotte Virginia Herron, Mary Augusta Mit- chell Hoover, Elinor Hopkins, Mary Josephine Hornaday, Mary Howell, Ruth . Hybbell, Alice Louise Hunt, Margaret Clarke Hunt, Mae Loser Huntsberger, Ruth Jackson, Pearl Jafte, Elizabeth Kingston Jaquette, Edith: Jeffrey, Charlotte Allene John- son, Helen Sewell Johnson, Ellen Bur- nelie Jones, Mildred Virginia Ke- fauver, Ellen Jane Keiser, Katherine Frances Kelley, Ruth Taylor Kernan, Gr Margaret Kestler, Jeannette Alice Lueclle Kinney, sMabel Hiavapsd. ! Austin, Julia Louise Behring, | i | William | Alice Bausman g | Chester, Thomas McDonald Childress, -two Es out of a rcquired thir- i Bo Chin. Willlam Haile Chisholm, Carl | | Cowden, Kravitz, Constanice Lane, Catherine Louise Lannon, Flora MacDonald Lap ham, Dorothy Latimer, Frances Eli: abeth Laveader, Dorothy Avery Law rence, Eleanor Lawson, Dorothy Ann Leemon, Esther Clare’ Lentz, Helen Sherwoed Lester, Katherine Margaret Long, Lucile Babette Louis, Jean. nette Elizabeth Lovell, Kathryn Lou- ise Luginbuhl, Katherine Grace Lyo Mary Stuart McAllister, Caroline Vir- ginia McClean, Rosanna Bowles Mc- Clean,” Grace Elizabeth McCullen, Elizabeth Alleen McCulloch, Elizabeth Wineow McDermot, Mary Margaret McDermot, Mary McEiroy, Evaiyn Ruth McGeary, Gertrude Larman Mc- Lain, Ruth Henrletta McRae, Emma Gertrude Macgill, Rose Maleson, Ella Grace MacMurray, Estelle Helene Makover, Jane Lavinia Mankin, Altje | Alida _Vanderburgh Manney, ' Anna May March, Mary El'zabeth Mar- tin, Elizabeth Masteison, Dorothea Glendora Mats, Helen Francis Meeks, Marguerite Meenchan, | Olga Emma Meissner, Florence Sin- clair Mercier, Elizabeth May Michael, Ella Miller, Eva Miller, Mildred Vir- ginia Miller, Ada Alice Misner, Esther Cody Monahan, Sara Martha Moon, Agnes Elsie Moore, Helen Taylor Morgan, Virginia Nell Morgan, Miriam Louise Mossburg, Bessle Mae Murray, atalie Eliza Murray, Emma Rachel Mutersbaugh, Mildred ~ Van _Myers. Mary Tudor Newsom, Cecelia Fawcett Nichols, Nettie Norman, Alice Custis Olney, "Ferda Maxine Oppenheime Bdna Mildred Orr, Helen Alberta Or- ton, Helene Elise Page, Mary Ada Parsons, Dorothy Wood Patton. Caro- Iyn Elizabeth Pickett, Katharine Jo- sephine Poindexter, Frances Mabel Poole, Virginia Brereton Poole, Au- gusta Braxton Postles, Gertrude Le- nore Power, Jeanie Ellzabeth Prentiss, Ranck, Catheriné Mary Relchhardt, Thelma Alice Re- plogle, Marguerite Ruth Rhodes, Vir- ginia ‘Chase Rhodes, Celeste Louis Richardson, Alice Leavitt Ricker, Gladys Ring, Florence Esther Ritchie, Isabel Robbins, Mildred Etta Roberts. Virginia Ronsaville, Violet Clarissa Rosafy, Audrey Rosalie Rosenberg. Harriet Ross, India Curd Rule, Ag- nes Marguerite Russeil, Tuna Frances Russell, Catherine Rose Ruth, Helen Agnes Rya Edith Samuel, Dorothy Elliott Sawyer, Marle Anne Scarborough, Dorothy Ellen Scharf, Sylvia Augusta Scheer, Katherine Elizabeth Schneider, | Mildred Ann Schoenborn, Margar: Anna Schwartz, Nancy Dunlap Scott, | Eldeane Longfellow Seaman, Rebecca ; Frazer Seamon, Ruth Marion Service, | Mary Katharine Shoemaker, Lillian! May Shoemaker, Dorothy Louise e, Virginia Weaver Sinnott, Mar- | jorie ‘Angeline Sir Louis, Marie Ber- teaux Slaymaker, Anne Louise Smith Janet Elizabeth Smith, Miriam Eliza beth Smith, Margaret Somerville, Ju- lin May Sommers, Mary Tayloe South- er, Charlotte Louise Speiden, Cora Lu- cile Spitzer, Anna Marie Stambaugh, Jessie Standish, Barbara Staple Erma Louise Steiger, Rober Florence Stevenson, Marie Betty Stiriss, Katherine Carmel Stohlman, [ Helen Mary Stokes, Marie Florence| Stone, Virginia Janney Storck, Emily | andolph Strother, Clair uhmann, Ruth Elizabeth 1in, | Helen Swygert, Elsie May Tal- . Lucy May Talbert, Anne Savilla |} Thompson, _ Mildred | Marian * Blizabeth | Thompson, _Lots Elizabeth ' Tincher, Trapp, Mildred Constance Trotte Virginia Evelyn Tyler, Bernice M beile Vachon, Ermyntrude Virginia V den, Kathryn Helen Varela, Mary ryn' Vermillion, Frances Lillian Gertrude Walace Walton, Roxanna Grace Watson, Marfon Wellens. Alda Ruth Wertman, Helen May Wheeler. Wilhelmina | Louise Whisner, Cecilia Whitacre, | Dorothy Lake White, Marjorie White, Bertha Mathilda Whitt, Enid Corinne Willlams, Helen Marie Williams. Sara | Virginia Wilson, Cecilia St. Claire Winant. Ethel erine Wuttk ansky, Harry ) . Joseph Henry Abel. Alberto Yaran- on Abellera, Richard Ac- ton, Victor Ricardo Frank George Anderson, ugene Archer, Charles Goodman' Aronstein, James Benjamin Aswell, jr: George William | Herman Elwood Bailey, Henry Gjerdrum Bartsch, Charles Clarke Beach. Frank Gerhart Beatt Joseph David Bein, William Jame Birthright. Clarence Theodore Blanz. Ernest Everett Bobys. WillL Werner Bradford, John Floyd Brawn- | er, John Carroll Brinkman, Carlton Ernest Brown, Herbert Colller Brown, | William Malcolm Browne. Thomas Heath Burhans, Neil Porter Camp- bell. Bernard Eugene Casy, Howard | Mulford Chapin, John Fredrick Harry Claudy, jr.. Jerome Bradshaw Theodore Parker Cowgill, William Hen Cranford. Edwin Minor Day. Kenneth Eugene Dayton, Darwin Jack DeGolia. Thornton Pfet- zing Dewhirst, Harrison Steele Dey Daniel Ilen Donovan, Boyd Colgate Edelin, “Wade Hampton Elgin, jr.; Howard Owen Embrey, Selden Marvin | Ely, jr.; Walker Marion Falls, Allan Bradshaw Fay, Norman Vance Fellers, Harold Weliington Finch. Harvey Somers Fisher, George Wright Fisher, Wright Fleming, Joseph Donald Galligan, Harry Franklin | which were featured by an address |of Mrs. Prank Byram. | riam. Dara No | Herrling | Winchester Stone. Walter THE FEVENING STAR, 'WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1923 SHEASTERNSENIORS END 4YEAR GOURSE Justice Stafford. Tells Stu- dents Capital Itself Is Great University. The first four-year class to matricu- late at the new Eastern High €chool recelved diplomas at ‘the com- mencement exercises last night, by Justice Wendell P. Stafford of the District Supreme Court. Despite the intense heat, the school auditorium was crowded by relatives and friends of the ninety-five graduates. Justice Stafford pointed out that Washington is one of the greatest universities in the world. He referred to the city’s architectural master- pleces, the countless conferences held here and numeroug other features, and told the graduates that*if they did not obtain a profound: education in such an environment they would have no one to blame but themselves. Lloyd Presides. James T. Lloyd, member of the board of education, presided. Invoca- tion was pronounced: by Rev. tauffer, pastor of the Ninth ristian Church. The valedictory was delivered by Sarah Lillian Rohrer. Music was furnished by the «chool orchestra, under the direction Gold medals for excellence in studies during _the four-y. Garber, George Barton Garrott, Harry ‘Saumucl_Goldstein, dolph Golze, William R Charles Donald Griffin, Edgar Deucher | Griffin, John Underwood Grissing Robert Caldwell Hall, Wesley Grafton Hanford, Arnold Paul Hanson, John Thornley Harding. ~ William = John | Heale, August Koehler Heunel, Jack | Livingstone Hill, William Logan F Robert Ladd Holm, William age! Howard, jr.; Harry Furness Hubbard, erome Geillibrande Hubbard, Theo- dore Percival Hukriede, Norman Lewis Hurd. Ross Clarence Hurrey John Orchard Israel. Herbert Haroid Johnson, Richard Holland Johnston, | jr.: William Rucker Jones, § Strouse Kaufman, Pre King, jr.; Eugene Francis jr.. Walter Lee Kline, jr.; Ralph Kvyle, John Payson Lan land Rutledge La Pe George on Larkin, John Ma Rhydon Call Latham, Dana W Isadore Levin, Hunter Meriwether Lewis, William Lichtenberg, Leopold 4 Herbert Barr Lutz, Albert . Carl Morris Lyman. Al White McGinness, Michael | John William Mager, Fi erick Browning Marbut, Milton Mar- | Ha, Harold Vicory Maybe | Vincent Meade, William Bond Ir.; ames Wingfield Meigs gene Melton, Charles W Merrill, ouis o win Metcalf, Merle B. Miller, Robert Bovd Miller, Herbert Milwit, Edward Lorman Morgan, Wiliam _ Wilson Morgan, Richard Hart oultoh, Brockett Muir. Clvde Murray, ordon aves N William Philips- born Nordlinge: Geo Jav North, :dmund Noyes, John Ciayton O Lell 3r.; Jaime Andres Ovejera, James Tberta Owens, Vincent Roberts Peck Henry Clay Powell, Marcel Prevost, John Stephen Ramsbaugh, Harry Chipman Rand, jr.. Louis Jo- | seph” Rauber, Harwood Edwards Read. William Inge Reed. jr.: Charles | Henry Reiter, Joseph Alva’ Rice, John | Coultry Rinehart. Robert Paul Ru-| dolph.” John Edward Rverson, Wil-| lam James Satterfleld, jr.. Engelbert Schmidt. puis . Rector Schriner, Felix Conrad Schwartz, Linwood Parks Shipl Donald Reg- | inald Sickler, Frank nith., Howa Allan Smith, Louis Charles th, | Timothy Edward Smith, Donn Tner myth jr.; Joseph Quitman ns- | field. Edwin Haze O'Connor Stokes, Robért Harold Stolley, Br peer Stud- diford, John Preston Swecker, Wil- | lam David Talbert. Arthur David | Thomas, Edward Russell True. jr.:| Robert Griswold Vanderlip, William | Thompson Vandoren, Arthur Alexan- | der Verner, William John W I.\mi(ll.’ William English Ward. Max Wey ql Donald Hyde Wheeler, Royden Keith | Whitford. jr.: Robert Frost Whitne Merrill Willett. John Kyle Worle ustav George Weckel. John de Butts Wynkoop, Eugene Cecll Young, Robert Yu, jr. I James ehler, Edward i bert King, Mary Anna spencer | 1 Mallet- | awarded to Katherine Bird, Sybil Rowe Crews, Agnes. Loulse Motyka, Sarah Lillian Rohrer and Clarke Thomas Robb. Second honors were awarded ‘to Margaret Elizabeth Dee- ner, Catherine Veronica Schade and Mary Lois Shively. { Give Loving Cup. The Alexander K. Anderson Unit, American Women's Legion, presented 1o Leland Haney Cheek, captain of Hastern’s cadet company, which won the 18233 competitive drill, a silver loving cup.. The trophy was made by a_ disabled - soldler at Walter Reed Hospital who lost both legs in the war. It bore the inscription, “Pre- Efifi"‘“"‘ for our country and our The award was made by Mrs. Alexander K. Anderson, who also pre- | sented to Karl Pearson a twenty-dol- lar gold coln for winning the contest for the best essay on “Which One of tho Thirteen Original Colonies Lald the Best Foundation for Constitu- tional Government.” Miss Freda G. Egbert presented to Clarke Thomas Robb the Eastern | Home and School Assoctation’s award for the best student in English dur- ing the course. Sarah L. Rohrer and Karl Pearson were awarded medal by the Eastern Alumni Association a. the students who had done most for the school. Scholarship Winners. Arthur Robb, president of the East- ern Home and School Association, an- nounced the following scholarship winners: Syracuse University, George F. Kern; Catholic University, Arthur J. Harriman: University of Maryland, Leland H. Cheek; Washington and Lee Unlversity, Frank T. Parsons; orge Washington University, Clarke _Robb, and the Firestone scholar- ship to Karl Pearsorm The graduates follow: Girls—Ber- nice Evelyn Alifas, Lily Alvert, Ella Ethel April. Marion Constance Bab- cock, Pauline Kleinhans Babp, Mary Florence Bibb, Katherine Bird, Caro- lyn Blanks, Mildred Lowell Boynton, Elizabeth ' Andrews Brown, Ruth Elizabeth Carpenter, Julla' _Payne Cauthen, Flora Zuerite Clayton, Derothy’ K lins, Bertha Helen Rowe Crews, Fannie Lottie Mary _Telle Curran, Marie Wilhclmene ~ Didden, Evelyn « > Durnbaugh. Evelyn Olga Gas- s Pauline James, Flor- Jarvis, Dallas Keith, oscphine Mary Kelly, Margaret Al- irg, Marga- ret FEllen "La Hayne, Florence Elva Lucas. Edna Isabelle Mazzwilo. Mary ilynn, Mary Acton Merrick, Carolyn Metz, Laura Vir- Montgomery, Agnes Louise Motyka, Elsie Garlington Nall, Louise Pixley, Dorothy Ethel Phillips, Sarah Rohrer, Mildred Ryon, Mary Scarborough, Cathdrine Ver- Schade, Regina Marie Schmidt, Marion tzer, Mary Lols Louice ‘Smith. Donna Winifred Frances Sponsler, Louise Sullivan, Constance polee, Margaret Frances Swan, s, Helen Louise lThelmina Weitzel, . Boys—lacob Hicks Beldwin, Clarence athaniel Beach, son Elfhu Belch- man. Isadore Bryan, Maurice Re Byrne, John Leland Cardwell, Rex Carter. Leland Hane lace Thompson Dunc Dorothy Virginia Davis Wesson, Helen Prince Wes- 143 GET DIPLOMAS ces Brerton Wright, Mabel Charles McQuade = Bastable, Jake| W. well, John' Leonard Conley, A R day Di Bert | Re Wm. T. Page Addresses | Baward Derden, Richard Walton Ed- | Shea, Students at Graduation Exercises. John Dyer Foley. Allen Russell Foster, John Horace | Fountain, Goodwin ' Fulcher, Perry Gard, Christophe; Browne Garnett, | Tabb, ‘Walker Griffith, Willlam H. Western High Sehoolls 149 graduates, Hixm Tien who received diplomas at commence- ment exercises yesterday afternoon in Memorial Continental Hall, were told by Willlam Tyler Page, clerk of the House of Representatives, that the country awaited them to assist in hand- ling its great problems. Dr. Elmer S. Newton, principal of Western, gave a sketch of the school's history during the twenty-five years he has been its head. From that time, he sald, the school has grown from 250 puplls with fifteen teachers, to 1,100 pupils with forty-two teachers. Order of Exercises. Three selections by the orc under the direction of Herman C. mann, and the singing of “The Spangled Banner,” by Frank Flint, president of the graduating c opened the exercises. Invocation was pronounced: by Maj. William R. Scott, chaplain in the United States Army. Dr. Abram Simon, president of the board of education, presided. The utatory was delivered by Annie Louise Flint and the valedictory by Linn McRae Brantley. Diplomas were presented by Daniel J. Callahan, vice president of the school board, assisted by Miss M. Roberta Wallace. Dr. Newton announced that Linn Me- Rae Brantley stood first in the grad- uating ss for excellence. Closely following were Frank Miles Flint d his twin ter Annie Louise Flint, both of whom_ were tied for second place Richard Walton Edwards, Allen | sell Foster, William W. Ten E K Olive Chace were others who reccived honors for excellence in scholarship. Scholarships Announcement also Principal Newton that scholar: competed for by puplls of the only were won by Mary Winifred Me- Minimy to the University of Mary- land; Horace Fountain to the G town premedical school to the Univers of Virginia, c Colgate and Lafavett Newton saild, had not been applied for and would be held open for few days The graduates follow Eli Adkin: Margaret Rive R Eaten Becker, E abeth G Bell, Isabella McC. Bell, Jess! Isabel Booth, Evelyn Brazelton, Marthg Amanda Butler, Louise F) ces Car ter. Olive Chace, lla Lorena Chap- pell Helen Virginia Clark, Mary | Chenery Clark, M L. Conrard. W Patrick Dunnigan, Theophilus Lacy Edmiston, Francis Edward Flahert William Gallahorn, George Geiger, Alfred James Good- Robert Alford Greist, Ashlan Fleetwood Harlan. Arthur Joseph Harriman, John Gordon Hesse, Ralph Henry Houser, George Frederick Kern, Robert Edward Le Lovejov, John Move Mclnerney, nd Overton M Edwin Fran arsons, Karl Sernard Alton Pettitt, ¥ Stoughton James chmond, Thomas Robb. John rcona Robertson, Harry Saidman. avid Lewis Sandoe, Albert. Woods Shiflet, Edwin Benson Snell and Ray- mond Louis Weber. With Malice Aforethought. 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