Evening Star Newspaper, June 13, 1929, Page 22

D. C, THURSDAY JUNEY13, 1929. served as secretary st Norristown,|and in freshman sccountancy and in|awarded James Snow and William T.|Payne, D, Stalcup, Carrie M. in by 1 . Brookiyn, N. ¥, and Springfield. | aw w P-.rl Bchoenberler ‘.l'1¢no o g/ S w.,w,, Landowner Slain by ..1‘: :v 1‘:- he = June Mass. He warded the honorary cal program included solos e degree of bachelor of commercial | Three-year architectural drafting | JARACHI, Indis, 5 The F KEI-I-Y FI-AYS AUEN deme of lmml' of humanities by the | by lu'l Nalls, tenor, -un Jewell Downs lclenee was awarded the following: me;wm ¥ m,m“ nohen 3. | armed band “u.n.te 1’:0 ‘ggnémm ’mmna rday e Fairmont pringteld College of the ¥. M. C. A |a the plano, and selec a trio [ Gonnar, Barold 8. Myers IOSRRNT ndowner 3 Henry Hattman. || VIOLATORS OF LW s;“m : FERE 2 Vol tin Dowd, planist, and Roiand Jonss i ellist, .\coune—cm M. Wentz. Ml Thompson Presided. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, e B e Ty Bomts | hes, y uts | As the trio played the proecessional , 3 ns. the Taculty and seniors marcbed Into | Foer A ey T i | the suditorium attired in caps and rick tistical drafting course—I. Ches- llis, jr. them. wrfil";fl“l’l‘l‘ of the Woodward School | Jetol was known to have hu«l vio- e e—— B were owned and closed PRICE IS NOT A SYNONYM FOR CHARM --Yet the offer for this exquisite Shantung Slipper is so intriguing that it strikes the dominant note in our description . . . created in all Shantungs . . . in embroidered linens and in white kid skin , . . continental heel. RTCRAR Serminine footuwear 1311 F ST. | Pennsylvania Representative Tells Columbia College Grad- | fic uates Respect Is Virtue. were presented by “It is allen propaganda that teaches | Imlay, - |our citizens they may choose the laws | Joseph K. Moyer. will obey,” said Remunuu e xe hy Republiun of Pe.nn.qlv ania, in 1 comm nt ast night be- | pHeb® fore graduates of Onlumbh Colliege and affiliated schools of the Y. M. C. Memon.u Continental Hall. kind of doctrine means an- nlr'ch'uy uid Kel{y‘ 1‘:1; true American citizen may work for the repeal of an: Jaw he dosen't Hke, but &8 1o guWbalk f(18W eI awarded law is i force he must obey it.” ‘The Pennsylva and for accountancy Htaitve s | BT Wiley Cole, in 1 gom: | countancy to William Dr, Homer J. e J c d?d beau'l r_degrees in ‘andidal o1 S Dean Chl.rlu V. by Dean . Graduates of me Kearful, ‘William Allen Wells. cenmuc of lrld\uttan in law were derson, Emma M. Seeley, Flve Win High Honors. ‘Highest. scholastic honors in senior ‘Willlam Allen Wella reshman hv to reshman_ac: Wade Dflh‘lck Referring, however, to recent outcries against “ mumltlomusm the speaker said that internationalism means inter- national friendsiip and urged its pro- motion. lone boy can hop over the Atlantic' Ocean in 33 hours it becomes apparent that the whole world is a neighborhood,” he said. “We must en- gender !riendshlp between nltlonl In- c.uwr h llonored ‘William Knowles Cooper, mmn en- eral secretary of the ¥. 3 celved the honorary dezree or docrm- of laws and 47 graduates of the School of Law and School of Accountancy were es. Gra dulbes of the || Religion, the Washington Prepammry School and the Woodward D C-lm receivego diplomas. " r. Cooper was honored for his 40 years of Service 1o yout :;u:‘m:r of Senator and Mrs. and to sockety in general’ while en Ik it in Y. A. work. He will of South Dakota, as general secretary of the Washin; association. 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