Evening Star Newspaper, June 3, 1926, Page 11

90 GIVEN DEGREES FROM Y COLLEG Rev. Dr. Sizoo Speaker at| Commencement Rites Last Night. An awakening from the era of “Jaundiced” literature.to the “dawn | hour” of truth through vision was “urged by Rev.. Dr. Joseph R. Sizoo, pastor of the New York Avenue Pres. byterlan Church, in his commence- ment address last night at the annu: graduation exercises of the Y. M. ", College at Memorial ontinental Ha Dr. Sizoo declared that “spiritualism nst the fe repeatediy ne of civili pust wage battle a of materialism which h; been the canse of the d zations throughout histery Dr. William J. Showalter. assistant editor of the National Geographic Mag.mne and chairman of the Y. M¢ - A. educational committee, presided .( the presentation of degrees granted _by Dr. James A. Bell, director of edu- cation. They were awarded by Daniel A. Dollarhide, assistant. divector of education, to candidates from the school of accountancy; by Charles V. Imlay, dean of the school of law. to law candidates, and by Dr. Showalter, for the school of liberal arts The musical program inc n.in an | ¢ 3 the ers and ¥ Jaws, Ralph L. Bailey. Percy ford. Clifford R. Dickerson. . C. Puckworth, James I.. Hitchins. jr.: R. Jones. Jacoh Milwit, der Montague, Toseph Nead, " Direct Service ney, Rol hsn W. Carroll, Elmer T, | Cline, Warren Wiley ¢ ulP \\ mmn onne er. \ er, n»n v WL Fare Finkelstein, zzerald, John el 1. Gerber, as Wooten | Mars h Il Francis, h ¢ Addresses Graduates | DR. JOSEPH R. SIZ0O. Plank, Minnle Pllnlhlbe!‘ Lillian Lodise Reagan, Benjamin Regardie, Manila Reynolds, Raymond Fulton Rich, Orrin Edmund Rowe, H '\ltd‘ll Runkle, Douglas O. Starr, M Stetson, Alfred T. f‘l!m Tucker, Russell E. to California Go direct from Chicago to San Fran- cisco on the “Paelfic Limited” —over the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific. 1¢’s a fine, fast“Milwaukee”’-equipped and operated train via Omaba and Ogden. 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