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Columbia 3000 COLUMBUS UNIVERSITY Schools of Law and Accountancy EVENING COURSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN 1931-1932 Sessions Begin September 21, 6 P.M. ‘Registrations Now Being Received The School of Law Three-: Bachelor of Lews, year course lesding to de One-veas courses e degree of Mastar of Laws snd Law. t Patent CLASSES 6 TO 8 PM. The School of Accountancy Walton Courses Phree-vear course leadin Setence. One-year course a5 "8 ¥ to the degres of Bachelor of Commercial s O 8 M. For Information Apply The Registrar 1314 Massachumetts Ave. N.W. The GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY One Hundred and Eleventh Year * All Classes Resume September 23, 1931 Columbian College (Letters and Sciences) The Graduate Council of the University The School of Medicine The School of Nursing The School of Law The Schooi of Engineering The School of Pharmacy . The School of Education The School of Government ‘The Division of Library Science The Division of Fine Arts The Division of University and Extension Students The Summer Sessions REGISTRATION September 19, 21, 22 For Catalogues and THE REGISTRAR Information Apply 2033 G Street N. WASHINGTON, D. C. Dicta- | o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER - 15, 1931 the Houe ot e St ome IPARK EQUIPMENT LOAN IMANY DUTIES KEEP [ BISHOP VERY BUSY |52 Washington Prelate Looks After 76 Parishes and Two Big Schools. A revealing insight into the busy and complex life of a twentieth century churchman is afforded bLuu recently blished Journal of ti Protestant opal Diocesan _ Convention, in which appears the officlal diary of the Right Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of Washington. The record covers the calendar year 1030. Either Bisho) neenun is an excep- tion to the the traditional lay cure with only nominal duties is a mis- conception, for the facts and figures pre by the new journal show that n modcm prince of the church not only | De d to carry a huge burden of re- lpom mz 3 hu also is commif routine bor fully occuples every waking ‘llll.nllh of his existence. Bishop Freeman is first of all the chief executive and administrator of 76 parishes. He has under his guidance 130 clergymen and a large corps of lay readers, not to mention several hundred volunteer workers scattered throughout a territory exmedlnfnl ,898 uue miles in area. rge 112 churches and chapels, 'l'-h all their manifold enurtmus of religion, educa- tion and chart Two Schools in His Care. Two widely famous preparato schools, the National Cathedral b r fl for Girls and St. Albans, the Nlfiunl! Cathedral School for Boys, are in_his care; and he shares with the Right Rev. Philip M. Rhinelander, former Bishop of Pennsylvania, the direction of the College of Preachers, an institution for the post-graduate training of the clergy. Institutions of charity in his diocese include the. Episcopal Church Home, EDUCATIONAL. Sound. sincere, practical commercialart trainingin all its pi 3 vidual | instraciion and. suldance TENMERTAL vy’ . “nationaily kn o'P aptist. Copstructive crit < o flattery of ork, Noext mises. = You dially Invited o e District 2480 {50°school any week Why Not Speak 7 Another LANGUAGE! It's simple. the Berlitz way. with native teachers to lnlum:tc; d 0! how tasy " is_present” s pdvertise. Tent for free trial fesson. S4th year. BB 2 1115 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Decatur 3932 Washington College of Law Co-educational THIRTY-8IXTH YEAR | Fall Term Begins Sept. 21 Day DI o 12:00 Evening :10 to 7:00 Three-yesr course leading to LL. B. Four-year course leading to LL M. snd M. P. L. 2000 G Street Met. 4588 | DICTATION CLASSES Slow, medjum, fast dictation. Review of st il of the manusl: Gping, evening classens ol er month: tult funded 16 aissatisned: courgesstven advertising teature Info Mo fetters, no bhon Endire Mh é“rcfl\ffin Prt 6“ Sidwell’s Friends School For Boys and Girls 49th Year Begins September 21 City Sd lm ll-l” 1 SL N.W. S\:b.rfin S:iOOL 3901 Wuc. Ave. Kindersarten snd Grades 1 . itl, . Country Clal Field, Gymnadium, Swimeine: Bas Bere Thos. W. Sidwell, A M. Phone Natioml 284 EVENING i %n"m"'u" iy §30 . 08 730 pein. Also -.nll 1784 G Bt. N.W. IG.A'S Na. 8250 A BUSINESS SCHOOL wath, UNIVERSITY ATMOSPHERE FOR DETALLS See CLASSIPTED LG l WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES ; THE AMERICAN i UNIVERSITY Co-educational GRADUATE SCHOOL SCHOOL OF THE POLITICAL SCIENCES 1901-1908-1907 F Btreet N.W. £ First Semester Reglstration Oven Now For information eall 3! litan 2300 College of Liberal Arts Mass. and Nebr. Aves. N.W. GEORGETOWN _ LAW SCHOOL 1931-1932 SESSIONS COMMENCE Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1931 For Late Afternoon Classes Wedneldny, Sep!. 23, 1931 Hush J. 'lnl Il George!own hw School 506 E Street N.W, Telephone National 7293 theory that a bishopric is & happy sine. | miles Another of his ve, Zar"and Thiost Hos: :hmuoondplm he is the exec- utive director of the great ente: ean)lmmt 8t. Alban. 'nmu his duties as the %‘1‘: mord sermons during 1930, many of which In the diocese he con- services at which he did not preach mtwwm&l;hepmldodormm sociol al bodies. mmlmwwedfl !til-ld that he perforce must decline more in- vitations of this klnd !.hln it is pos- His work nq\lll'fi juent journeys to other cities, and in 19230 he is esti- mated to have traveled n least 10,000 'rhn calendar shows he was 203 dl!l ‘Washington, 29 in New York, 8 in Chicago, 2 each in Cleve- land end Phflmelphh and 1 each in t, Erle and Boston. He attend- ld the Lambeth conference in Mn being sbsent from the United States; 3, for 58 days, during which he preached l'. ndan, Chester, Halifax and Liver- and delivered the sermon at the|ond Dolebration of the 800th anniversary of the founding of the Norman Cathe- dral at Canterbury. From London he addressed the English-speaking world by wireless. His correspondence is prodigious in volume and variety. Men and women whom he has never seen but who have listened to his sermons over the radio consider him their pastor and letters come to his office from the farthest ex- tremes of the land. No record is sz! of the nimber of letters he writes a year, but his secretaries are kept consistently busy. Writes for Periodicals and Press. PFinally, Bishop Preeman has & hm congregation to which he through his books and through his 'fl!— ings for the periodical and newspaper ‘7! This department of his effort, ike that of the radio, brings him s vast correspondence. No mention is made in the Journal of the total number of group meetings and interviews which are part of his Toutine, but they are legion. An un- ceasing ession of committees and by it v passes through his office. In all his labors Bishop Freeman maintains a cheerful and mlp(ul enthu- slasm, as well as a ready sympathy. He has said that y busy people ever have time to get anything done,” and he seum to apply the maxim to him- n is worthy of mention that Bishop Freeman had a thorough business train- ing. Before entering the ministry, he was an executive officer of the Vander- bilt system of railroads. This experi- ence has stood him in excellent stead in his administrative work in the church. The Journal contains the record of each of the parishes of the diocese for the year, a complete clergy list, the financial, educational and social service reports of the church, and the minutes of the convention, May 20 and 21. 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