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B-10 RUTH MIX ELOPES | AND WEDS ACTOR Father, Cowboy Film Hero, Makes Futile Attempt to Stop Pair. Rogers Young and John C. Zajac. School of Law. Master of* hwu ‘Wilbur Norman Baughman, LL. Samuel Roscoe Howell, LL. B, Bachelor of laws: David Adelman, Paul Cornelius Albus, Theodore Chris- tian Baiz, Stephen Barabas, Jaime Benitez, John Joseph Boyle, Junior Frank Brechenser, Charles Raymond Brinton, Joseph Romaine Cannon, Ed- mund John Canzona, Thomas Harold Carolan, Thomas Gregory Carney, Peter Demetrios Chipouras, Charles Joseph Coniff, George Francies Connors, Julian Francis Corish, Daniel Emmet Crowley, John Joseph Curry, Herman Cutler, John Da Grosa, Charles Francis Daley, Ronald Norwood Davies, Thomas Leon- 1dE EVENIN cls Dunn, Paul Conrad Fakler, Isadore Feinson, Kenneth Paul Fennell, Robert Frank Pinke, Clifford Ernest Fix, George Washington Flick, Frederick James Forbes, Willlam Gwynn Gardi- ner, jr.; John William Geise, Alexander Nathan Giglio, John Thomas Graves, Harold Ham, Claude Aloysius Hanley, Frank Gerard Harrison, Donald Robert Heggy, John Joseph Hennessy, George Hoffenberg, Clayton David Hollinger, Daniel Maurice Jordan, Leo Vincent Keane, James Keliher, Hartley Palmer Kester, Daniel Edward Kiley, Joseph George Krummert, Joseph Earl Langan, Jack De Weese Lewis, Alfred Joseph Loda, Joseph Albert Longo, Alexander Paul MacGregor, George Anthony Mc- Cabe, Damian John McLaughlin, James NG _STAR, Thomas Gonzaga Mooney, Howard Francis Morin, Thomas Joseph Mulli- kin, Alfred Edward Notarianni, Charles Peter Nugent, Patrick John O'Connor, Francis Richard Odlum, James Aloysius O'Donnell, Robert Michael O’Donnell, Robert Windsor Oliver, William Igna- tius O'Neill, Frank John Ortolano, Frank_Paley, .Joseph Aloysius Pieper, Leo Quackenbush, John Ralph Rai- mond, ' Michael Joseph Reidy, ~Edwin Leland Richardson, Lionel Leo Roer- kohl, Joseph Anthony Roney, Milford | Frank Schwartz, Dwight Anthony Schwertley, Julius Sherman, John Shu- tack, jr., Robert Bush Smither, Charles Raymond Sparks, Wilton Max Stein- bauer, Alexander ‘Stiefel, Robert Henry Stoepler, John Francis Sullivan, John Martin Sullivan, Edward Allen Tamm, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, rence Wade, Raymond Michael Whelan and James Joseph Winters. School of Dentistry. Doctor of dental surgery—Harry John Beech, John Albert Bouglie, James Joseph Brady, Nicholas Alec Burik, Ignatio Charles Celano, Emile John DeCesare, Louis Joseph Faust, Robert Emmett Fear, John Paul Halaby, Robert Caldwell Hall, Walter Francis Hanley, George Matthew Jani, Albert Edward | Kling, william Rodman Lucas, Elmer Joseph Neaverth, Joseph John Nonne- macker, William' G. Vogel and Joseph Wasserman. Master of sclence in dentistry.Ster- ling V. Mead, B.S,, in Dent., DDS. School of Foreign Service. Doctor of philosophy in foreign serv- JUNE 10, 1930. John Kress. Master of foreign service—Robert Giddings Boyd, cum laude; Edward Benedict Brand, Carl Freeman, Bennett Marcus Hirsh, Charles Keech Ludewig, Henry Gerald Smith, cum laude; Cecll Homer Stroup, Clinton Cornelius Ra ‘Trautner. Bachelor of foreign service—Bernard Joseph Atchison, Anthony Terrance Bellanca, George Hodges Broach, Harold Steinway Burr, Emilio B. Butuyan (as of February, 1930), Robert Hugh Camino, Nick John Cladakis, John Thomas Costello, John Henry Cuddy, Marcus John Daly, Charles Leo Davlin, Robert Cummings Dawson, Raymond Richard Dear, John Patrick Dolan, Felix Russell Engdahl, Edwin Donald Finnegan, Edgar Richard Fraunfelter, Earl Holstein, Edward Hornibrook, cum laude; Charles Paul Iwanicki, cum laude; Joseph John Jani, John Batiste Jenkins, Timothy Edward Kenney, Earle Alm Kiefer, jr.; Leo George Koepfle, Raymond Paul Ludden, Leo ymond McAloon, Arthur McGowan, James _Joseph . McNamee, Francis Crane Macken, Joseph Hurley Mal- lon, Joseph Aloysius Medernach, Ed- ward Joseph Murphy, James Grant Powers, Arthur Murrary Reeside, B. Preston Root, cum laude; Franklin | Roudybush, Willlam Wesley ‘Stephens, | cum Jaude; Emanuel Theodore Stern, Edwin Haze Stokes, Henry Jacob Traut- | wein (as of February, 1930), Stephen James Varga, Arthur Alexander Verner, cum laude; Alexander Harry erflnx-\ ton, Richard Edward Ziegler, Wl]lhm Liniment ard Degnan, John Timothy Donovan, Fra Francis McNeil, John Jerome Manning, Joseph Michael Donovan, Lester 1 b s e e Joseph Andrew Joseph Marko, BEVERLY HILLS, Calif, June 10.— Tom Mix, cowboy film hero, who on the screen has pursued many villians many | Siines, always with success, started 20 minutes too humw pursue his eloping daughter, Ruth Jane Mix, and to- day she was Mrs. Eugene rice. Thore, Thomas La ice—Eugene Boris Daniels, Andrew | Rafael Gomez, George Francis Griffin, Stephenson White. Ruth Mix. my that she had the marriage because the 27- bridegroom had been married ‘flm. and for other reasons, but that she would “help make the best of it.” Mix heard of his daughter’s elope- ment yesterday when he read a note she had left behind in the traditional fashion before she departed for the Arizona line with Gilmore about 1 He immediately called his attorney, telephoned Sheriff J. C. Hunter of Yuma County to stop the ceremony. Hunter found the couple at a hotel. ‘They displayed their certificate of mar- and informed him he was “too In California brides must be 18 years old and three days’ notice is required be{oro issuance of & marriage license. In Arizona girls of 16 are permitted to ::’d unless their parents make formal jection. The Gilmores had planned to spend 8, brief honeymoon in Yuma, but the at- tention attracted by the visit of the sheriff to their hotel made them change their minds, and Gilmore announced ;hn they would return to his home ere. 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