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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1920

Page

19

Hughes Speaks On Patriotism Of Peace At Wellesley Class

Charles Evans Hughes addressed the Wellesley College class of 19—, urging that democracy survive through educated opinion and constitutional government. He warned against arbitrary power and cautioned that stifling free expression harms the republic, while noting wartime zeal fades and peace requires vigilant civic virtue. A large graduating class received gifts and tributes as Pendleton announced generous donations to the college.

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Nelsons Arrested Twice for Sugar License Violation

Abraham and Morris Nelson of The Nelson Supply Company at 7380 Third Avenue Brooklyn were arrested for the second time in a week by United States Attorney Toby W. Ross on charges of wholesale sugar dealing without a federal license. Bail set at 1000 dollars. Nelson denies guilt. A DOJ flying squadron head, Armin W. Riley, aided by the Cannors Association, discussed plans to prevent waste and move sugar to consumers. A Brooklyn Poly Institute class celebration followed by Friday commencement was announced, with Dr. Fred W. Atkinson presiding.

Abraham Morris Nelson Abraham and Morris Setsun Nelson Supply Company Third Avenue Brooklyn United States Toby W. Ross Hennessey the Tribune Abraham Nelson Armin W. Riley Department of Justice National Cannors Association Riley Si Frank E. Gorrell Cannors' Association Mr. Riley Flying Squadron Interstate Commerce Common Brooklyn “Poly Fred W. Atkinson Polytechnic Institute, of Brooklyn Samuel Sheldon Polytechnic

Dr Winternitz Named Dean of Yale Medical School

Yale announces Milton C. Winternitz elected dean of Yale School of Medicine succeeding resigned George Plumer. A Johns Hopkins graduate, he joined Yale faculty in 1917, led pathology and bacteriology during WWI, and served in the Medical Corps and Chemical Warfare Service. Commencement week highlights include gatherings of Yale alumni, reunion events, and plans for a postwar return to prewar practices with Pershing and Hadley among speakers.

New Haven Conn Milton C. Winternitz Yale School of Medici Yale Corporation George Plumer Winternita Johns Hopkins University Eliza Yate Tech Bureau of Nos Medical Corps Yale Lakehurst Warrington Kenneth S. Latourette Deaton University John W. Allu Southern New England ‘Telephone Company Fies Money Holt Admiral Denniston Anl Pranklin MacVeagh Hotel Taft Charl Chasiwick Brooklyn New York Water Commissioners Profewor George D. Jas New York Proterder Wield S. Dana Yale University Robert W. DeForest Metropolitan Art| Museum Dwight W. Learned Japan Preside Tames G. McClrey McCormick Nedical Sumnary John H. Perriw Southport Edward Binom New York Supreme Court William Ho Welch Johns’ Hopkina Univers General Pershing Hadley Harry Jepson China Suni Charlea H. Xue Bil Hume India Lawid Medical School Eley

Alumni Reunion Week Events Mentioned for Harvard Yale Game

The notice describes senior promenade in Woolfe Hall on Monday, alumni reunions starting Tuesday with business meetings at noon and parades to the Harvard Yale baseball game, concluding with reunion banquets. Wednesday features formal graduation exercises in Woolsey Hall.

Woolfe, Hall Harvard-Yale Woolsey Hall

Princeton Class Day Opens 1920 Exercises

Princeton class of 1920 begins commencement with opening class day. President Hibben turns over the campus key to seniors. J K Strubing conducts, Kifer Purdy and H H Blauvelt give orations. Ivy plant and cannon ceremony follow. Sophomore prom hosts about 1200 dancers.

Hibben Princeton N. J J. K. Strubing Philadelphia Kifer Purdy Brooklyn H. H. Blauvelt Oradell N. Jus T. J. F. Pulli Baltimore Nassau Hall C. A. Brandon Auburn Ind J. IF. Fennelly Kansas City Hi. I. Calegira Yonkers N. Y I. B. Blauvelt J. H. Coffey Jr E. Harris Sewickley

Vanderbilt Estate Loses Insurance Suit In War Policy Clause

Justice McAvoy ruled the Lusitania death was an act of war and within the policy exception. He held the Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt estate cannot recover from Travelers Insurance for life policy proceeds.

Justice McAvoy Lusitania McAvoy Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Travelers’ Insurance Company Vanderhilt Travelers’ Company Vanderbilt

Armstrong Bequest to Wesleyan College Noted in Will

William F. Armstrong of Chicago died May 2 leaving $100,000 outright to Wesleyan University and naming it residuary legatee. He created a $200,000 trust for Mrs. Eleanor Perrine and W Armstrong Smith with life incomes and a remainder to fund Armstrong Scholarships. Additional bequests totaling about $210,000 go to Methodist and hospital institutions in New York, Philadelphia, Bridgeport, and nearby towns.

College Wesleyan University William F. Armstrong Arm Chicago New York West Fifty-seventh Street Armstrong Eleanor W. Perrine W.E. Perrine W. Armstrong Smith Methodist Episcopal Church Testa Tor William C. Armstrong Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Hospital Brooklyn William O. Armstrong General Hospital Society of Connecticut Bridgeport Hospital Frederick Saunders William C. Judd Grace Methodist Episcopal Church New Wave Conn

Taxes Due Today Raise Big March Collections

Washington June 14 The government faces due today the second installments of income and excess profits taxes for 1919 estimated at 750 million dollars. March collections totaled 418 million dollars, comprising first installments and additional assessments on 1917 and 1918 returns.

Washington Morrow Bureau of Internal Revenus

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