Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1925, Page 14

* AT GALLALDET CRADUATE TODAY Orations by Three Members of Class to Be Feature of Commencement. Gallaudet College will confer de- ees on 20 graduates at the sixty-| first annual commencement and pres- | entation exercises this afternoon at| the institution. Dr. Vernon Kellogs. 8ecretary of the National Research Council, will be the commencement orator. Orations by three of the graduates will be a feature of the ce y Emily Dobson will “Modern Athletics for Girl Bligh Beauchan ; Obstacles,” and berg on “The $ The | degrees will be conferred by Presi- Vice Prof. President Isaac Al In- dent Percival Hall, Charles Russell Ely, Baltimore, will give the benediction Degree Candidates. Candidates for degrees follow For the degree of master of John Harvie McFarlane, B. A. laudet College. For the degree of master of arts in the normal department—Stahl Butler, B. A., Gébding Colle; | B. A.. Centre Colleg ham. B. A., Wheaton ( E. Fenton, B. A., Wash versity; Adeline Emma George Washington Uni Cecilia Tillinghast, B. §., Uni Missouri. For the degree of bachelor of arts James Bligh Beauchamp, Harry Danof: | Jersey: | fe Doloria | John Edmund | Emnia’ Bertha Sand- | garet Elizabeth Jacl Nathan Lahn, eb Makowski, Penn, Virgi berg, Colorado. | Flood and McCormick, "| year III's descent off U. ;| that the Both of America’s Entrants Out of " Big Balloon Race Van Orman Is Disquali- fied for Accepting Help After Fall. By the Associated Press BRUSSELS, June 9 —Both the American entrants are definitely out of the balloon race for the Gordon Bennett cup. The S-14, with Lieuts. landed near ay. The Good- Dieppe, France vedr III, piloted by Wade T. van Or- man, was today considered disqualified because its pilot accepted aid when the balloon fell at sea. The French balloon Picardie landed at Anneville, France, it was reported - | here today. 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