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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1906

Page

5

Thousands Cheer as Cadet Drill Captures Presidents Day Glory

Thousands crowd American League Park as the nineteenth annual High School Cadets drill unfolds with banners and cheers. Roosevelt expected to witness final maneuvers and award prizes after judges compare notes. Company reports and rosters fill the field as western and eastern High Schools vie for the Allison Nation Medal and ribbons.

BOY Comrades American League Park Earl I. Brown Corps of Engineers U. 8 Julian L. Schley UU. S. A Richard C. Moore McKinley J. H. Law H. Cleveland Merlenant Gloveland Wiret R. W. Howell Thing H. P. Michener J. Redman J. W. Palmers Corporste J. J. Jell A. H. Johneem T. Pushaw HR. Lewis A. R. Modgetson Privetes N. N. Heyndon J. Suelgoski J. Tolote E. M. Webster A. F. Pelz Barney Whem Irwis William M.fisher Allison Nat

Graduation Exercises At Continental Hall

Graduation exercises at George Washington University will confer degrees today at Continental Hall. About 2000 students from Columbian College and George Washington University are listed among those matriculated for degrees in arts sciences law medicine dentistry and engineering. The event includes addresses by Rev D J Batlod and university authorities with a reception at Rauscher’s later.

Almoxt George Washington University Te College Continental Hall D. J.btailod Charles W. Needham The Colege Rauscher’s Law Columbian Aml Washington Colleges

Eight graduates denied degrees at George Washington University

Eight members of the George Washington University College of Pharmacy outgoing class will wear bachelor gowns but will not receive degrees or participate on stage at Memorial Hall. The eight include Hazel Nortean Agnes Nortean Eddie Crigwell Claude J Kein and others who previously signed a diploma agreement but failed age and practical requirement rules. Trustees declined to amend by laws, though petitions exist, with diplomas expected at the 1907 winter convocation.

George Washington University Memorial Hall Seventeenth C Streets College of Pharmacy Bachelors of Pharmacy University Kempest Cdsa Ben Hazel Nortean Agnes Nortean Eddie Crigwell Claude J. Kein D. J. Mattingly Mito TL. Goldsmith B. B. Larick Fred ©. Bennett Henry E. Kaluzowski Claas

Band Concert at Capitol With Marina Band

The band concert at the Capitol begins at 6:65 this afternoon and features seven selections. The Marina Band, under Lieut. Santelmann, performs a marching program including Bree Lance Romamunda Warther's Prize Song Descriptive and The Star Spangled Banner.

the Capitol Marina Lieut Santelmann Bree Lance Warther Terainget

National Cathedral School Musicale Attracts Large Audience

Students of National Cathedral School staged a two hour musical program in St Hilda Hall with a large audience including the Bishop of Washington and Mrs Satterlee. Performances featured piano duets, solos, songs and a two piano four hands selection, with extensive student participation and formal decor.

National Cathedral School National Cathedral ‘School St’ Hilda Washington Satterlee Weber Mary Blanchard Bridge del- Mio Harlow Whitaczer Pleab Gubling Eilenborg Gerataine Osborne Gurlitt Rosamond Starr Jaduagohn Deg Geegoges Mendeleaohn Wealth Boardman Ruth Starr Fubinstein Marie Louisa Robinson Arensky Hizabsth Egerton Kibbey Arlette Vidal Judith Folger Longyear Grieg Beatrice Louise Manhody Romanzo Charp Schumann Mary van Every Piatter Chapin Tanz Judith Fosser Longgsar Beatrice Louies Mahony T Rarentente Mosskoweki Helem Hudson Aldrich Banda Stosseums Italy Giersol Mary Heard Chew Biltzabatht Heerton Kitvey

Law Class of George Washington University Holds First Annual Exercises

The first annual class day exercises of GWU Law School were held in Memorial Continental Hall. Dean Vance urged officers of the court to uphold the Constitution and law, while class president Bagger and others spoke on duties and future prospects. The program included a class portrait and traditional presentations as the Columbian College and Washington College of Engineering plan their own class events.

Law George Washington University Memorial Continental Hall George Washington, Law School Marine Band Carl A. Bagger William R- Vance Vance Charles W. Morrln Latyyer Tavi Conk Leroy Nesdham Sethar Joun Cunningham Mathew W. Patterson Columbian College Washington College of Engineering

Officers Elected By George Washington University Hospital Board

The board of lady managers of George Washington University Hospital elected officers for the coming year at a Monday meeting. New president is Mrs. C. Hy Ackert, with Mrs. C. J. Bell as first vice president and Mrs. H. C. Yarren as second vice president. Rosa becomes recording secretary, Mrs. George H. Brown as corresponding secretary, and Mrs. E. G. Seibert as treasurer. The group reports raising over $1,000 for hospital maintenance, including funds from the annual Students' Ball at National Park Seminary under Mrs. W. H. Hoeke, honorary president, who sent a $500 check to endow a bed.

George Washington University Hospital C. Hy Ackert C. J. Bell H. C. Yarren Edward Bennett Rosa George H. Brown G Seibert Pebraay National Park Seminary W. H. Hoeke Lady Mmanagers

Rate upheld in auction sale over unclaimed freight

The Court of Appeals reversed the District Supreme Court in a damages suit by John W. Bradshaw’s administrator against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad over four race horses valued at 2,500 dollars. The horses were detained after owners refused overcharge delivery, then sold at auction. The court ruled the bill of lading rate controlled and remanded for further proceedings.

District Court of Appeals District Supreme Court John. W.W. Bradshaw Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company John W. Bradshawy Patrick Mulcahey Poe Asaton Tampa Bradshaw Mulcahey Baltimore and Hotomac Railrodd Company Mulcahay Avery Jack Aucion Supreme Court Railroad ‘Company Court of Patrick Mutcahey David Murphy Muteghey Murphy

Pabst Eight Day Malt Keeps Beer Pure And Strong

The piece extols Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer emphasizing eight day malt, slow natural growth, and purity. It claims clean mashing, sterilized storage, sealed tubes, and hermetically sealed tanks prevent contamination, delivering pure, strong beer with choice hops and water.

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Work of the Endeavorers Elects New Officers in District Union

Kristian Endeavor Union held its annual meeting at the YMCA hall and reported a prosperous year with 25 societies and over 60,000 members. Three new Junior societies joined, including the Intermediata Christing Endeavor Society of Congress Heights. Officers were elected for the coming year, including Boward Tarring as president and Leonard F. Root as secretary, with praise for retiring leaders. A smoker event by B F Graham Camp, Sons of Veterans, followed the gathering.

Kristian Endeavor’ Union Y. M Amos M Piper Congress Sinnet Ardell’ Rayne Zed .H. Copin Owen P. Kellar Misa Louie Dale Pickens Carlton Parash Jess Edward ‘Tarring Tdeai Wallace’ Hatch Associated Chartting Gumsher Richard R.riedel Maryland Ave“ne Baptist’ Church Boward Tarring New York Avenue Lloyd. G. Cubey Tincoin Temple Congregations Church Harry Lerch Memorial Lutheran Church Riedel Neid Berman GC. Sfetcalf

Montana DAR Controversy Highlights Montana Chapter Withdrawals

The Daughters of the American Revolution board in session discussed Montana chapters seeking withdrawal from the organization. The Raville and Weed factions disputed motives, with a Hamilton Mont letter claiming a charter surrender was decided in private. The letter cites expense and internal opposition as drivers behind withdrawal.

D. R Montana Oie Ravilli Weed Raville Spd Rssan

Montana Chapter Supports Weed in National Dispute

The Ora Fine Chapter endorses Mrs Weed amid a dispute with national officials over actions that offended Montana officials. Letter from Eliza A. Coudon dated Helena March 23 explains unanimous support and continued advocacy. New members added. treasurer reports 36 pages of figures and 72 new members enrolled as meetings continue.

Gie Helena Montana Ora Fine Chater Weed Continental Congress Eliza A Coudon Ora Fine Chapter

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