Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 22

22 CARDINALS 10 SEE LBRARYCEREMONY Four American Prelates to _Attend Corner Stone Laying 1 at Catholic University. " Amid a brilliant ceremony at which, for the second time in the history of the country, dinals will meet, the corner stone of the new $500.000 library at the Catholic Uni. ver will be laid at art i York wi new stru for John the donor. Various Orders to Be Represented. four American ca ardinal Hayes of New the corner stone of the e, which will be named <. Mullen of Denver, after a that representatives stationed at the Catho- X Guilday, of church history at the o'clock this | SCHOOL NAMES CAPITAL MAN TO AID CAMPAIGN Walter F. Shaw to Represent Ohio Wesleyan in City in Drive for $800,000. Walter ¥. Shaw of 3 Military \ ersity in the solicitation of f here during the endowment campaig the university is conducting this and next month, Dr. John W. Hoffman, president of the university, announced today, according -to word recelved The campaign is now. under way to meet the requirements of the Rocke- | feller Foundation, which has agreed to | give Ohio Wesleyan University $400; 1000 if the university will raise $800,- 000 by June. ent effort is part of the larger $8,000,000 develop- , through which it pro- ie 16 new bulldings and an increase of more than $5,000,000 to the univer endowment. Ford Buys Second Plane. DETROIT, Mich., April 22—The Maiden Dearborn II, second airplane purchased by the Ford Motor Com- pany from the Stout Mets THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, LAW SCHOOL FUND DRIVE PLANS MADE $100,000 Campaign of Washington College to Be Confined Largely to Alumni. The campaign of the Washington College of Law for an endowmerit fund of $100,000 was instituted at an organization meeting and dinner at the Women's City Club last night. The meeting w presided over by Mrs. Helena Doocy Reed, assistant chair- man of the alumri division of the campaign. During the campaign, which will be participated in by the alumni asso- ciation of the college, every alumnus of the college will be canvassed, not only the 400 or more in Washington but several hundred scattered throughout the States. The drive will continue 12 days and will be confined for the most part to students, faculty and graduates of the college. More than $4,000 was subscribed at last g meeting, and it was announced that the student body and faculty had pledged more than $10,000. Among those present at the dinner were Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey and Miss Emma M. Glllett, founders of the college; Mrs. Laura H. Halsey, new dean of the college, and Judge Mary O'Toole, each of whom spoke of the value of the institution to the Nation’s Capital and the desirability of placing it on an endowment basis in order to rreserve its standards and to enable it to keep pace with the profession. A supper will be given at the ‘Women's City Club tonight, at which time plans for the furtherance of the campaign will be completed. One or more members were present from each of the classes graduated since 1899, as follows: Miss Delia_Sheldon Jackson, Miss Gertrude E. Leonard, Miss Helen E. Jamison, Mrs. Grace Hays Riley, Miss Rebecca I, Blaine, Edwin_C. Dutton, Miss Nina Irene jodento Mind and Body React Happily to Clean Teeth KAPLOWITZBros. Thomas, Mrs. Anna Conroy Sullivan, Miss Katherine R. Pike, W. Edgar Leedy, Miss Hope K. Thompson, Mrs. E. H. Andrews, J. C. F. Palmer, Miss Adele M. Stewart, Mrs. Marie A. Easby-Smith, John Murphy Mrs. Arthur Keith, Mrs, larence D. Wright, L. V. Freudberg, Miss 5§ K Deviny, Miss Maud Naple H. Brown, Miss Maud Feliheimer, Mrs. Ella Daly Fleraing, Mrs. A. M. Faber, Harry C. Ameés, Miss Grace Knoeller, Mrs. Jennie O. Berliner, Maty L. Kessler, Robert T. Miller, Marx Lewis and P. J. Sedgwick. 4 .| court ruling against the Government, J.|it was announced last night by Attor- ntYour Home in /OMonths APRIL 22, 1925. Chemical Appeal Planned. The Chetnical Foundation case will be appealed to the Supreme Court| from the Circuit Court of Appeals at Philadelphia, which affirmed a lower ney General Sargent. The case, which involves the sale of German patents by the elien property custodian to_the Chemical ¥oundation, Inc., of Dela- ware, was first decided in favor of the foundation in the District Court of Delaware. = ; We will leave one in your HOME!!! And WITHOUT OBLIGA- TION ON YOUR (liiflc HAS. 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