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26 LOVE IS URGED AS LIFE GUIDE FOR GRADUATES AT HOWARD U. Dr. James E. Shepard, Durham College President, Outlines Possibilities of U. S. Citizenship In Commencement Telk. Laude, Frank William Adam: The possibilities of American citizen- Bachelor of laws—Robert Edwin ship—material and spiritual—were outlined by Dr. James E. Shepard,|Anderson, Ruffin Paige Boulding, president of Durham State College at | Theodore Alfred Brown, Stewart the fifty-sixth annual commencement | Allen Calhoun, Bryson Higgins Cha of Howard University vesterday after-| Eugene Leon Coates Davidson, A. B.: noon on the campus of the institution. | Thomas Henry Dent, Clinton Wake- The vast possibilities existing in|field Dickerson, Charles Sumner Hall, America today for all classes of citi-| Romeo William Horad. Ernest Clay- zens call correspondingly for bon Johnson. B.: Joseph Inman Fesponsibilities,” said Dr. Shepard.| Johnson, Wiiliam Avery Jones, Isa- Perhaps the greatest responsibility |dora Augusta Letcher, ~Cleveland | resting upon a citizen in a t re-| Langston Longmire, B. . Thom public, great kingdom or great empire, | Wylie Parks, William Taft Patrick, 1% to feach lessons of love. We have | L. Marfan Fleming Poe, Edward Al o Dlice in our own great country for |fred Simmons. Horace Whittier who would stir up hate, @ pre- | Sparks, A. B.: Fitzhugh Lee Styles, judice engender strife. The stu-|A. B.: Sumler Robert Swansy, Victor dent should make love the cardinal|Justin Thompson, Alexander Pieire principle of his life. Tureaud, James Butler Ward. Heads Mareh. School of Medicine. The exercises were preceded by an of Medicine ademic procession headed by Dr. J Whittier Cincla v Durkee, president of the uni | dscar Hundley Brags, ‘nd including Dr. Emmett J | Brown, jr.; William Leon surer of the Leo Stanley Butler, James Secretary of War | “anady, Curtis Grube Carr, Josephus Dr. Shepard, mem nelius C. Carr, Arthur George of trustees, deant | Daly, Walter Theodore Darden, Com various faculties | nodry Emory Darthard, Georze Wash- intendent ington Davis, John Andrew Davis, u, First John Henry Russell Dyett, Hubert uperintendent Garnet C MeMayhon Embden, Anthony Godfrey member of the board of Featherston, —Lawrence St ind _representatives of the| Ferguson, Leonard Hobson B. Fo of university. The pro-| John W Gaines, Jay Otto Gar. proceeded from the Car nd, Prather Jay Gilmer. Lester jrary through lines of more | Weston Graddick, nk Wilmoth ndidates for degrees Gray, Clavence Alexandre Guillot An overture “Poet and Peasant” by | Matthew Ralph Hadley, I. Sylvester the Howard R. O. T. C. Band opened | Hankins, Vernon Joseph Jackson Har tne ceremonies. Invocation was pro-|ris, George Linwood Henry, John nounced by Rev. Walter A. Mor fenry Holmes, Bush Alexander v of the Mt. Ple Hunter, William Ewart Hunter, Louis tional Church. Rt Albert Tvey, Howard Joseph Jackson, Jones, bishop of the ohn Andrew (. Jackson, Joseph Church of Washing Browne Jeckson, Georze Lucas John diction. A cornet solo wa son, Furman Madison Jones, King Joseph T. Thomas. Short I Jones. Calvin Byrd were made ecr of | Compte, Maxwell Lieberman, James Work, and ex-officio m Anderson Lon M. Grant Lucas university, and Acting jr.; Joseph A Martin, jr.. Wil War Davis who aworind com ilam Riley Martin, Clarence Sherman to_the R. O. T. C. officers. | Massey, Tvan Benton McEachin, Leroy President Durkee of the university| Morris, jr; Frank Edward Nelson, conferred the follow degrees | William Frank Nelson, John Quiv School of Liberal Arts. RUCECig, e Bachelor of arts, magna cum laude | Westley Prestin, Russell Viley Rice, —Velma T. Youn 3achelor of arts,| Arleigh Winston Scott, Samuel cum laude—Hilda Andrewa Davis, | ander Sidat-Singh, Arthur Hugh Sim- Myrtle Catherine Henry, —Gladys| mon: Ogbon Napoleon Simmons, Louise Peters. Bachelor of art Myra Lyle mith, Emerald Bibb Cornibert J. Arthur, Ralph Emory| Spencer, Tolly Bernard Spriggs. Banks, Edna Ellis Bo Alice Louise | Thomas Anthony Stevens, Seth Bowles, Susie Tone Brown, Walter L.| Stewart, James Earle Stuart. Christo- Brown, Jifoes David Campbell. Cal-| pher Columbus Stultz. Rafael Antonio vin ( Carrington, Peter Charles| Timothee, Frank Arthur Turner, Lon Christian, Thelma Davis, Lugenia| nfe Cole Wall, Javfus Trving Ward issie Bxum, Karlena Galloway, | William Henry Welch, Luther Alex Floyd Wesley Green ne R. Harris, | ander White Herbert Hipp, Aznese Ameli llu!n‘ml (*February 1 Ralph Edward Johnson, Treser Ida e Ritard, Grace Tilmbeth MeDowell, i School of Dentistry. Fannie Louise Madella, Charity Mar:| John William Bate, jr cuerite Mance, Robert Weston N Beasley. Charle Mary Louise Mason, St. Leon Mizell,| *How Craig, *Oliver Eusene Dab. Rakhel Moore, Julla Frances| ney. Benjamin T. Dangerfield. Frank Parr, James David Peacock, Flora|Bdward Eaverly, jr. John Richard < Daniel Webster Giles, 2 Phil Lueullus Priestley Anna P, s T Cunths|Thomas Albert Giles, William Ed Settle, Linnie Ruth Smith, Julia Wade | Ward Goff, Harry - Julian Greene, Thom=s, Ruth Harriet Trave Re- | William Mo Jenkins, Voight becca Cooper Underwood, Naomi RuthtJones, = George Franc Lashley, Wall Virginia R Washington, \dmuel_ Armstead Lindsay, *John| Vietta Maxine Willard, Damon Palma | Franklin Martin, Harrison ward | Sornk Meekins, Edward Lee Miles, *Isadore Bachelor of Crux Mitchell, Herbert Samuel Simp Julia Esther Bailey *Edward Horatio Swaby, Theo Tings, Clarence Matthew Smith, | dore Webstery Ernest Baxter Wet Bachelor of science—Luther Spinnial | more, Alexander Williamson Baylor, Arthur Manolas Brady. .mxn4«tntl_ *Blake Blaisdell Young Coolidge am Huu"m Sillobetmyd Brown, Lillian L . Burwell, Wen-| dell Phillips Collette, Canute Gustavus | Constabie, Charles Victor De Casseres.| Owen Boothe Charles &. Donezhy, Charles Dorsey,| Oden Howerten Brnest Cornelius Downing, Otto Wes'| Tohnson, James lev Duncan, Frederick Lyons ¥rench, | jiam Waller Theodore Trvinz Gu Letchen Au-| pewis, Daniel Webster Portlock, Jen stus Hill, Simon Noe James, Martin | nie Catherine Pusey and Heward David Jenkins. James Emerson Jones, | Roosevelt Stewell Lawrence Ferrill Jordan. Samuel C.| McKinney, Lancess McKnight, Hil-| yard Sylvester Moore, Doris Lucille| Master of arts—Melvin Peterson, Ellsworth Plummer, William | Banks, thesis. “The Coastwise Slave Irving Pryer, James Hill Robinson, |Trade”: William Brooks Edelin, the- Horace Clifford Scott, Julius Caesar |sis, “The District of Columbia During Sherard, Minturn Rockwell Thompson, |the Civil War"; Charles G. Williams, Richard Carroll Turner, Howard L.|thesis, “The Phonology of Muspilli. Warring. Master of science—Russell Summer s Smith, thesis, “Plane Annular arts—Richard Avitu in Non-metri Analysis Morrow, David W Frank W. Williams, thesis, J. Smith, Howard tion and Properties of 2 Bachelor of pentanol-2. tower, Ellen Autumn quarter, irts—William M. Me those Durkee Doctor Achkiss, Atkinson, Henry Adam Brown, jr.; versity, e Theodore stituti Dw the board and members of the of the Scho ant kinson cation alumni cession neg L than 300 « As Wil iversity an pas! played by addresses Inte of the etary of ions pat Alonzo Earl “Peter Christian Guy science, cum laude— | John Oscar Cum-| Son, School of Clarence Fu armacy. gene Austin, Harold Joseph John Dejoie isher. Calvin Bug, Arthur Jones, Wil Jones, Mozella Esther Graduate Courses. James w. Space Situs Prepara- 3-Dimenthyl Pachelor of illem, Alma I Moss, Benjamin Stanford Smith. Jenkins High- ion, 1 g Honorary Degrees. Master of art. Julia Caldwell Fra- zier, Dallas, Tex.; John Russell Haw- kin: Washington, . .. and Emma Frances Grayson Merritt, Washing ton, D. C. Doctor of ience: Balloch, Washington Hale Williams, Chicago. Il1. Doctor of laws—Gilbert Jones, Wilberforce, Ohio. Doctor of literature Shepard, Durham, N. C' University Scholars. James B. Blayton, ick A. Browne, Dean, English: Ernest R. trical engineering; Earl architecture. R. 0. Bachelor of Bachelor | cchus, Wil- Burt | chelor of Thelma Llizabeth Jacobs. Robert Jucquet, Charles | Winter qugrte arts—Robert Antoinette Coleman Estil, George Washin Bachelor of science Cephas, Edward Blbert Ralph Mz Maxwell. School of Education. i Bachelor of tion, Cum Laude: Anita Belle Turpeau. Bach- elor of arts in education: Thomas Jefferson Anderson, Frances Lerona Badham, Helen Virginia Branchcomb, Eunice Brooks, Lillian Veronica Clarky Hazel Anne Hainsworth,” Florence Louise Harllee, *Mae Farlyne Harper, Helen Adele Heartwell, Addie Blair Hundley, Pearle Henrietta Johnson, Ema Ransom Joyce, Ethel Mae Mc- Dowell, S A. Lau Norville, Ar- netta Lorraine Randall, *Mabel orge Raymond, Walker Savoy, Ruth Mae Sparks, Weida Fern Wallace. “Winter quarters, 1924 Bachelor of science in Magna Cum Laude: Rosetta Eliza- beth Nolan. Bachelor of science in education: Oliver Wendelll Crump, Lucille Burneet Brown, Carolyn Estelle Welch. Edward D. C.; Daniel| ek Greene Haven James ts in_educ: German; chemistry: Freder- Elaine Welch, elec- T. Winder, T. C. Awards. F. Davi ¢ istant Secre. War, awarded the following of the R. O. T. C. at Howard U commissions a second lieutenants in the Army of the United tates: Charles Clifton Andrews, Rob- ert Dennis Banks. Theodore Roosevelt Borde: Phineas Benford Bryant, Hy- man Yates Chase, Wendell Colletto, Otto Wesley phous Gerald Gist, Green, Peter Lester Helm, Tillman Hugo Henderson, Letchen Augustus Hill, _('larenv:e Edward Jamison, Maur- ice Kugene Johnson, Philander Wil Gonbercisniiitnanes, liam Jlunn.\nn.'Lzlt\\"rence Ferrill Jor- Bachelor of science in commerce: (390, Elbert Ralph Mack, Charle Ruth C. Brinkley, Brnest Cornelius |Green Maxwell, Harry Warren Mickey, Frazier, Olopheus Gerald Gist, Ver enver Dock Colorado Mitchell, Lln— non Allan Rich, Irving Hawthorne |(e53 McKnight, George Rodulphus Selden, Alfred Ferdinand Spencer, |Dorsey Parker, James David Peacock, Harmon Tobias Taylor, Leo Alfonza Townsend, Isabella Washington Dwight tary of member: Universit education, Duncan, James Henry | Conrad Powers, William Irving Pryor, jr.; Vernon Allen Rich, James Hill obinson, Charles Alexander Ross, Ju- lius Caesar Sherrard, Jesse Dozzle Springer, Richard Carroll Turner, Leo Philip Wilson, Gregory Edward Woods. The following students, having com- pleted the work required, but being | under the age of 21. will receive cer- My 38-Day Tour Is A COOLTRIP Write for Particulars My Special Train party leaving Wash- ington July 17th for a 38-day Tour through the West includes Colorado, Yellowstone, Cali- fornia, Grand Can- on, jor Yosemite, acific Northwest, Rainier ~ National Park, Puget Sound and “the Canadian Rockies. Rooms with pri- vate bath at lux- uriows hotels and the best sight-seeing trips. ROCHESTER TOURS 910 Dist. Nat Back Bldg. Main 3980 or Chesapeake & Ohio Ticket Office, Main 748, 7141 Fourteenth Street N.W. School of Music. Bachelor of music, Magna Cum Laude: Della Bundy Wilson, Mar- garet Louise Simmons. Bachelor of music, Cum Laude: Margaret Vir- ginia Smith. Bachelor of music: Eugene Virginia Booze, Marie Louise Estell, Ruth Beatrice Waters. School of Applied Science. Bachelor of science in home eco- nomics—¢Susan telle Clark (de- | ceased), Helen Gould Tyler, tMadeline R. Wand, iGertrude L. Watkins. faculty voted May 28 5. that the v of Miss Susan Estelle Clark be pre- with her diploma. Mies Clark died in YSummer session, 1524 Department of civil engineering, in civil engineerinz—Baldemare F. Mever. *Mizuel Moreno Gonzales. *As of September 15, 1924, | Department of electrical engineer- ing, B. S. in electrical engineering— “James Edward Murra *Winter quarter, 1924, Department of architecture, B. in_architecture—*Alfred C. l"lfleslle)' *Autumn quarter, 1924. School of Religion. ‘Bachelor of theology—Joseph Taylor Stanley, *Samuel Blythe Stuart Medas, Randall Francis Washington. *As of January 1, 19 Diplomas were awarded to Nathaniel Sneed Harris, Nelson Rudolph Jordan, Lott Traina Miller, Sayford Laurence Lomax. School of Law. of laws—Ernest Baehelor of Cornelius laws—Cum Master Dickson, smallwood | Le | pai Arthur | Phillips | Olo- | jr.; George Harris Pendleton, Bernard | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (., SATURDAY, 1 tificates of eligibility, which will en- {title them to a commission as second |lieutenant when they arrive at age of Kenneth Pearl B Francis Albert Ridgeley, F ers Welsh and George W The honor graduate C.is Ernest River Webb. 0. T. Ibur the R Prizes Awarded. | Announcement award of va |ing students was made of the ous prizes to the follow- School of Education | Teaching fellowships to the College of Education of the University of Cin- cinnati (Ohio) at §600 each have been awarded to Oliver Wendell Crump, Miss Rosetta 5. Nolan, Miss Arnetta L. Randall and Miss olyn K. Welch. In the School Commerce and Finance—To J. H. Harmon is awarded a prize of $49.50 for the high- | |est mark in competitive examination { |in finance: to B. ¢. Baskerville and | Raymona A e is awarded a prize |of §24.75 the highest mark in | competitive examination in account to Miss Stellena J. Harrod and | |A. Williams is awarded a prize {of $24.75 each for the highest mark jin competitive examination in in | surance. | In the School of Relizion—To { Henry Joseph Booker, class of 1926 i first Pomeroy prize of $75 for main taining highest general average: to | Sumuel Augustus Gordon-( lof 1928, second Pomeroy pr for maintaining second highest average; to Miss Mabel class of the Dodge | hip of $45 for excellence in hip: to Herman _ Bennett Chapman, class of 1928, Randolph Anderson James, c of 1828, and Willilam Burke Robertson, class of 19, the Dodge scholarship of $40 each for excellence in scholarship | to William Burke Robertson, class of 1927, and Joseph Stanley Tavlor, the | Maynard prizes of $10 each for ex cellence in debate: to Joseph Taylor | | Stanley. prize of $10. offered to the | best individual debater Joseph ylor Stanley, class of 1923, the first | of $10 for excellence in the use Snglish: to Victor Emmanuel John son, class of 19 the first prize of | 1810 in social service: to Frank FEd-{ wards Sutch. class of 1928, the second | . of §5, for exeellence in the use » Hiram Edmund Smi ccond prize of $3 of e of $30 | gen L B! in Law izes. | In the School of Law—To Alexander P. Tureaud of New Orleans. La.. 36 volumes of Corpus Juris. given by the American Law Book of New ok to that student in Law who attains the h rerage in a prescribed course in | earch | Frank W. Adams of New Ha Conn., a copy of “The Cyclopedic Diction given by Callaghan of Chicago to that member of the graduating class who attains the highest general average for the entire three-vear course | To Frank W. Adams of New Haven Conn., first prize, consisting of one volume each of Woodward's “Treatise 1 |and Woodruf’s “Cases on the Law of | {Quasi Contracts the sec Iretary of the James | ven Law x Co. by mber the ziven law to that who in that T8 C. Waters, jr. of the | senior class highest neral averas { _To Fitzhugh Y. a | “Quasi Contracts in that James C. Waters, , Peter P. Ri Pa. 3 Harris, Josiah i Fritz W. Alexan to that member of the class who attains the h\;l\eul in the “Law of Real| m attains | skiyn, | rd on| i prize of excellence given | by ir - hardson of Wil ed byl Settle ortimer 31 Robert L. Evans a der, law, ves general | Property To Walter I, Clarkson of W Va $50 v cash, donated by i Mortimer M Harris Josiah ¥.1 Settle, Robert L. Evans and Fritz W.| Alexander four graduates of th el { school of to that ber of the | | first vear class w hizh. lest general avera of { Ieal Property i | i BN | { s average | Keystone law me ttains the in the “Law Davis School Andre Medical es. John the Du.-| M. O D. C.. to the| highest schol fre four vears in To D Dumas of Was ident maintaininz irship during the e |the college of medicine | o Dr. Leo Stanley B prize of $10, offered by Dr. E. A. Balloch | Washington, D. C., to the student ranking highest in surgery in the col lege of medicine. ! To Dr. Arthur Hush Simmons. a| pair of forceps, offered by Dr. Charles H. Garvin, Cleveland, Ohio, to the stu dent obtaining the highest average in {obstetrics during his junior year in the college of medicine To Dr. John Henry Russell Dyett, a pelvimeter, offgred by Dr. E. D. Wil liston, Washifigton. D. C.. to the stu-| dent doing the best’ work in clinical obstetrics and writing the best his tories | To Dr. Samuel |s first prize loffered by Dr. ¥ ADIOS EPAIRED Our experts will put your radio in such a condition that 1t will bring in dis- | tant stations more clearly. M. A LEESE oriioh (o B 712 11th Street | | Store { | Sidat- in Wash- Alexander of $160 . Whitby | | Finding the Lost or the Loser An ad in the “Lost and Found” column of The Star will quickly locate any lost valuable that has been found, or put you in touch with the loser. If you have lost something of value—ad- vertise for it. If you have found something of value advertise for the owner. The Star prints MORE Classified ads every day than all the other papers here combined. With its circulation it reaches many more people— hence the results. “Around the Corner” is [ Se | John | highest | submitting { the College of ington, D. C., to the student attain- ing the highest average in the theo- retical and practical work in nervous and mental diseases during the school vear 1924-25, Dr. Leo Stanley Buter, second prize of $5 in_gold, offered by Dr. ¥. D. Whitby, Washington, D. C., to the student 'attaining the highest average in the theoretical and prac- tical work in nervous and mental diseases during the vear 1924-25. To Dr. Leo Staniey Butler, $10, offered by Dr. Thomas G. Coates, Philacelphia, Pa., to the student do- ing the best work in gynecology. The following persbns were an- nounced as the successful candidates for interneship in the Kreedmen's Hospital, Washington, D. C., for the vear 1925 : Stanley A. Brown, | Western Reserve University: Leo Stanley Butler, School of Medicine, Howard University: F nk A. Tur- ner, chool of Medicine, lHoward University 1 ylvester Hankins, 100l of Medicine, Howard Univer- sity; Samuel A. Sidat-Singh, School of Medicine, Howard Universit Andrew Davis, School of Med Howard Univer v: John Henry Russell Dyett, Sch Medicine, Howard University orge Johnson. School of Medicine, Howard University; Clarence A. Guillo School of Medicine, Howard versity; William Henry Welch, School of Medicine, Howa University; Smallwood Ackiss, School of Medi- cine, Howard University; Lester Weston Graddick, School of Medicine rd University; Arthur Hugh Simmons, School of Medicine, How- rd University; Henry Adam Brown, School of Medicine, Howard Uni- versity; Chester W. Chinn, University of Michigan, and My Smith, School of Medicine. versity cine, a Denistry School. College of dentistry: To Dr. Ernest Baxter Wetmore, price of $100, offered by Dr. Charles E. Bentley, Chicago, Il to the student maintaining the average during the entire four vears in the College of Dentistry. To Dr. Samuel Armstead Lindsav, prize of offered by Dr. H. P. Davis, Washington, D. ., to the stu- dent doing the best work in pros- th denistry. To Dr. Ernest Baxter Wetmore, prize of $25 offered by the Robert T. I'reeman Dental Society, Washington, D. C., to the “best all-around student in the senior clinical work.’ To Dr. George Francis Lashley, a pair of forceps, offered by Dr. James Loo, Newark, N. J., to the student the best piece of Inlay work. Pharmacy College. Pharmacy—To Miss Mo Lewis, an engraved gold Lehn & Fink, Inc., of for originality in a of work invested and zella Esther medal. offered by ew York City thesis, amount | conscientious effort To Mr. Oden Howerton Fisher, mem bership in and payment of one year's dues in the American Pharmaceutical Association, offered by the faculty of Pharmacy to the “best all-around student In the senior phar macy class.” Three honorable life awards in the National Drug Clerks, offered by Association of Drug three stidents receiving the highest zrades in the ective studies of pharmacy. chemistry and materia medica. Winners — Pharmacy, Oden Howerton Fisher: chemistry, Miss Jen nie Catherine Pusey, and materia medica, Harold Owen Boothe. TO ATTEND COMMUNION. St. Peter's Commandery, Knights St. John. Going in Body. St. Peter's Commandery, No. 134, Knights of St. John. will attend holy communion in a body at St. Francls avier’s Church, Randle Highlands Rev. I uckley. pastor, tomorrow morninz 1. Tn the afternoon the orzanization will decorate the graves of deceased mempers at Mount Olivet Cemetery. various committees being assizned to the other cemeteries The members of the several branchas of the Ladies’ Auxiliaries. Knights of St. John, are to attend membership Association of the National Clerks 1o the leading. ethies. a Star Bracnh Office JUNE 6, WOMAN DIES, POISON | EVIDENCE IS SOUGHT Frances Gertman, Taken U. S. Hotels May 29, Ex- pires at Hospital. From | Frances Gertman, 42, who ‘was re moved from her home at the Govern ment Hotels to Emergency Hospital on May believed to be suffering from a self-administered dose of poi son, died at the hospital early today. Following her admission to the hos pital it was thought that she was suf fering mental disorders, and police were making arrangements for her commitment for tests as to her sanity when she died. The evidence of poi soning were so inconsiderable that a definite opinion of physicians at the hospital to the effect t she had not taken poison was entered on police books. Acting will view vived by NORMAN A. REID DIES; LONG IN U. S. SERVICE Retired From Post Office Depart- ment After 43 Years—Rites | Are to Be Tonight. Reid, 6 the Post s, died at street northeast, r a lingering illnes: Funeral services we |the residence vesterday |o'clock. Interment Va., today Mr. Reid was ment service ing in the de Post Office member of I 0. 0. F. Mr. Reid’s parents were Virginians and he removed from Loui » Virginia with them when a sr He is survived by his widow Nettie L. Reid, who was his second wife; a son by his second wife, Nor man L. Reid: a niece, Mrs. Bessie Springer, all of this city, and three children by his first wife { SEAMAN KILLED IN FALL. | Member of Henderson's i | Plunges Through Hatch. ANNAPOLIS, Md., June 6 (®) Arthur Cecll Wingert of Greensbur Pa., second-class seaman on the naval | ransport Henderson, was killed in stanuy abqard ship by falling through a hatchway to the bottom of the hold naval authorities announced yester. | day. Wingert enlisted last December The body W% sem: to the home of his | mother, Mary L. at | Grec—<burz. The ace curred | just before the Hende sailed the Pacific coast with a cantingent newly commissioned ensizny D. Rogers She is sur Coroner Joseph the body today. two brothers. ars old, an Office Depart his residence, Thursday Norman A employe of ves e conducted at evening at 7 was at Berryville iovern the retired from ¢ vear azo, whil ad letter division of tment. He stern Lodge 1d | Crew irs. of TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—“So This_Is comedy, at 8:20 pm. Matinee p.m Keith's— an and Schenck ville, at 5> and £:15 p.m Earle—Joseph K. Watson, vaude ville, continuous from 1 to 11 p.m Metropolitan— "My Son ous from 11 am. 1o 11 p.m Pal. U!d Hmm— Weel at 11:20 a.m., 1:%0, 3 5, 7:30 and 9:40 p.m Columbia he at 11:25 am, 4:35, and 9:5v p.m Rialto— 'Recompense.” at 11:30 a 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m o Tiwoli_-“Stop Flirtin 20, 8:10 and 10 p.m Ambassador- | 2:20, 4:15, 6215, Central—"The 12:30, 2, 330, 5 yety— T to 11 vaude continu | ‘Waking Up 15 Town 6:15, § m “Seven 510 Be: Chances and 10 p.m uty Prize 5 and 9:30 pm Ga ons Some Wild Nats e i continu Advertising Is Believable OT many years ago the ladies of the sewing circle used 1o say “that’s only an advertisement” and “you can’t believe what you see in the advertisements.”” 'I‘()I)AY that is not so. The vast majority of business men are truthful; they realize that advertising is worth little unless it is believed. They subject their statements to a strict censorship before printing them. WASHINGTON newspapers believe in “Truth in Advertising” and will not knowingl The Better Business Bureau investigates advertising; checks questionable statements and establishes standards for better T AT “the ladies of the sewing circle” will have confidence in advertising is the aim of this vigilance; that they will believe and have cause to beheve the offerings made by advertisers. Better Business Bureau of Washington 335-337 Evening Star Building AMU CHEVY CHASE LAKE Pemberton’s Spring Recital at Chevy Chase Lake, | Thursday, June 11 | Admission Charge “This Performance, | MARSHALL HALL FREE DANCING McWilliam’s Orchestra for 0c Steamer Charles Macalester ex Th Street Whart 10 A.M., 2:30 & 6:45 P.M. d Trip, ———— ! s me—" STANLEY = Summer Opera Season Washington Auditorium Beginning Week June 15 WASHINGTON OPERA CO. 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