Stafford Is Honored at Ninety-Second Georgetown Commencement
Georgetown University marked its ninetieth annual commencement in Gaston Hall with eight graduates receiving degrees. Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford received a Doctor of Laws. others earned White Sox? and Arts degrees while speakers urged lifelong education and faith in perseverance. The Alumni Society elected officers as the ceremony concluded.
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Georgetown
Gaston Trail
Wendell Phillips Stafford
Law School
David Hillhouse Buel
Hoya
Buel
Father Buel
Congress
Justice Stafford
Charles J Macksey
Father Buels
Sonhy
Joseph Mara Cuenco
Pranna
Hfe
Bible Lectures Planned for Nine Months in Washington Area
A nine month program of free lectures begins October on the first Sunday afternoon each month. The Washington Autary section of the American Society of Religious Education, including six Columbia Heights churches, held a meeting to discuss topics such as The Bible and American Institutions and The Bible and Shakespeare. Dr. J E Gilbert named principal of the English Bible school. Section officers include President R P Evans, Vice President W H War man, Corresponding Secretary R T Moffitt, Recording Secretary A B Carty, Treasurer C H Hall.
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Washington Autary
American Society of Religious Education
Columbia Heights
J E. Gilbert
R. P Evans
Methodist
Friends' School Closes After Fine Year of Music
Closing exercises of the Friends' Select School featured a strong musical program with pieces by Beethoven and selections from Babes in Toyland. Principal Thomas W. Sidwell announced a long roll of honor and yearbook certificates for scholarship and conduct across High School Intermediate and Primary levels.
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Friends’ Select School
America
Thomas W. Sidwell
David Brewer Karrick
Dorothy Helberger
Benjamin H Micou
Elmer Hovgenden Gates
George Anderson King
Creewell McMurray Micou
Paul G. Woodward
T. H Vail Motter
Gleutta de Hreift
Harry B. Irwin
Elizabeth Johnson
le Foy
King
Marlod E King
Charles Hamilton Lin
Doradé
Meredith McNeale
Elizabeth J Maddox
Scott McCormick
William Wallace McNairn
Marguerite Phillips
George Prettyman
Leater B. Platt
Thora M. Riley
Elizabeth Swerizell
Charles S. Thorn
Alice D. van Nuve
Harriet A. Weaver
James H. Woodbur
Katherine Atosi¢e
Amme Blackwood
Robert Bradley
Laster Eiseman
Herbert Foreshaw
Elmer H Gates
Asher E. Hinds
Dorothy Heiberger
George E Hamilton, Jr
Charles B. Hatch
George A King
Elizabeth King
William L Kenly
Henry G Kenly
Creswell M. Micou
John Moyer
James Whitman Osgood
Dean Castleman Paul
Mary Elizabeth
Wellesley
Corabel Bientor Vassar
Harry B Irwin
Princeon
Donald McNeal
Sheffield
Almeda Barr
Vassar
Georges Prettyman
Princeton
Degrees To Forty-Two At Cardinal Gibbons Speech
Cardinal Gibbons conferred forty-two degrees at the Catholic University of America commencement. Attorney General Charles J. Bonaparte, principal speaker, urged graduates to avoid undeserved praise and to value hard work as a safeguard to happiness while praising public service and national scope in education.
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Bonaparte
Cardinal Guibbons
Catholic University of America
Charles J. Bonaparte
Cardinal Gibbons
D J O'Connell
Degrees At George Washington University Commencement
The eighty sixth annual commencement at George Washington University featured a large procession of over 200 degree candidates led from University Hall to Memorial Continental Hall. President Needham announced delaying a new site decision until more funds are secured, highlighting educational aims, teacher quality, and endowment needs. A Syracuse victory in intercollegiate debate followed by university governance changes and prize distributions filled a day of ceremonies with music by the Marine Band and tributes to faculty and students.
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George Washington University
Continental Memorial Hall
University Hall
Fifteenth
H Streets
Memorial Continental Hall
Needham
Memorial Hall
Assembly of Collegians
University
Frederick D. Power
Munic
United States Marine Band
Nremoant
Uuus Baaress
S . Mitchell
Q. D
LL. D
Richmond College
South
Stoughton
H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld
Edgaréa Marion MacMullen- Elton
Mary Simpson Birch
Davis
Mabel Lavinia Scott
Isabel Rhoda Capell
Robson D
Brown
Thomas F. Walsh
Isabella Rhoda Capell
J .E. K. Cutter
Edith H Ridout
Willie E. Fitch
Clarence F. Wilson
Catharine A. McAvoy
William A. Boyd
North Carolina
Alexander J. Nielsen
Utah
John B H. Warineg
Roy Thomas Morris
Ohio
Kearney
George Washington
David A. Baer
John T. Kennedy
Edward P. Gates
Washington High
Syracuse
Erwin G. Nichols
James A. Perry
William T. Wennett
United States
New England
South and
West
Great
E. E Brown
Karl Kelsey
University of Pennsylvania
George H. Shibley
Bureau of Economic Research
This City
Western High School
Philoforensian Society
Kennedy
Law Glass
Law School
Gates
Washington and Lee
Virginia
Cincinnati
Central High School
James W. Berry
Eastern High School
Macfarland
Shoreham
Wayne MacVeagh
Winwing
Il Health
MacVeagh
Justice Thomas Henderson
Henry C. Perking
Henning Jennings
College of Engineering
van Ness
William E. Chancellor
Washington Public Schools
Department of Education
University of Chicago
W. W. Willoughby
Johns Hopkins University
Manhing
Purdue Universality
William Carl Rue Alger
Columbia College
H. L. McBain
George.e. Myers
Willard 8. Small
Stephen E. Kramer
Samuel H. Greene
S&s. W
Eugene Levering
Dr. Yarrow
John Joy Edson
Columbian College
Washington Col
Degrees Conferred by the University Yesterday
The university announced graduates, listing bachelor, medical, dental, pharmacy, law, and advanced degrees. Notables include Frances G Bethune, Elisabeth Burroughs, Walter Barnesby, Clyde Allen, John Anderson, and Rev. George Bradshaws. Names span arts, science, engineering, medicine, and law, with extensive rosters across multiple colleges.
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Bachelor of Arte
Frances G. Bethune
Mary 8. Birch
Annie H. Bodmer
John Yrevkes, Jr. Robson de
Brown
Elisabeth H Burrougha
Idibel Rf.gapell
Harry
Hans F. A. Schoinfald
Mabel L. Scott
Emilie M. White
Joseph F. Brandenburg
Mildred W. Cochran
Frank A. Hornaday
Clara HE. Johnson
Jalan MacMillan
Ernest F. Mechiin
William C. Repettl
Charles E. Parker
Clarence P. Wilson
Edgerton C Garvin
Harry C. Hartley
Hugh Hill
Edwin H. King
Walter R. Barnesbey
Matthew J. Beistel
Joseph R. Biggs
Joseph B Bogen
Charles F. Bower
William A. Boyd
Herbert J Bryson
Clyde W. Burker
William B Carr, Jr
Paul I Carter
John M. Chapman
Cline N Chipman
Roy M. Clark
Caureen B. Conklin
Charles
William Vu. Levy
Charles D McKee
Wiliam A. Mess
Frederick H. Monk
Roy T. Morris
William C. Meiér
Alexander J. Nissson
Orlyn
Phillips
Frank L Rector
Samuel Sacks
Louis Schapiro
Joseph 4
Smith
Thomas F. Smith
Eugene T. Stephenson
Thomas Stetson
Harry T Stout
David Taster
Philip R. Terry
Stanley H Titus
Timothy H. Tomlin
Clifton R. Wallage
John B. H.waring
Harry J Warner
Wills H Warner
Charles L. Watson
David G. Willets
Edward ©. Wilson
Robert J. Yates
Clyfe W. Allen
Charles E Detmer
Jacob Eskie
George P. Jackson
William § Lawrences
George R. MacDonald
Francisco J Martin
Wiliam A. Merritt
Fred G Murmy
Pflug
Johan A
Philips
James EB
Shea
Shoemaker
John T. Vivian
James F. Wood
Destor
Pharmacy
Herman H. Colby
Wpllsm I Cantwell
Bert V Cupperwell
John R. Jacobs
John T. Keister
Claude J Kem
Louis Laublager
H. H. Lantz
Robert E Madigen
Stella G Nelson
A J O'Neill
Benno
R. Preuss
Louis Sacks
W. Burton Spire
Robert F Troxler
Robert D Acton
Albert C. ‘Agnew
Edward H. Andrews
William R. Ballard
John F. Barth
John H Bowlby
Ernest R. Braddock
Wiliam E. Buffington
John M. Burriss
Samuel C Carnes
Charles T. Christian
Guy M Cowgill
Kenneth C Crain
Lester K. Deiler
Daniel A. Dunning
Shepler W. Fitzgerald
Nathan Gammon
Henceford Garner
Mahion H. Geissler
Charles F Gerry
Walter 3. Gilchrist
Louis E Giles
Samuel V. Gusack
Joseph D Buyton
Robert G. Hand
Lee A. Harding
Ralph M. Hattersley
Myron F. Henkel
William J
Samuel Black
Clarence L. Parker
Bart Russell
Adrian Sizer
Raymond H. van Nest
William I Wesaeler
Maser
Arte
Angus Mbp
Scorn for mollycoddles at Bliss Electrical School commencement
Associate Justice Thomas H. Anderson spoke at Carroll Institute Hall in the Bliss Electrical School commencement where ninety two graduates received diplomas and a Roosevelt quote on success was cited. The ceremony, attended by delegates from all states and territories, honored top students with prizes and listed the names of the graduates. A subsequent note announced a Republican club dinner for Frederic De Witt Wells on June 17 at Terrace Garden with speakers including James Wadsner, Herbert Parsons, Timothy J. , Gov. Hughes, and Secretary of State Root.
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Thomas H. Anderson
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Bliss Electrical School
United States
Louis Benton Bliss
Walter N. Weston
Justice Anderson
Ags
Theodore Roosevelt
Seymour D. Benedict
Syracuse
M. DuPeron
Charles Mannhardt
Ftochester
Eugene Dietzgen Co
Andrew Betts
Coal City
Espey Co
Wells H Hall
Chattanooga
Tenn
Harold C. Burgess
St. Louis
Robert W Adams
Wiliam A Davidson
Ezra J. Dougherty
Edward J. Donn
Laula G. d'Olive
George E Dunn
Edward Mappleman
Roy A. Farnsworth
Otto GC. Faust
Richard Lee Fearn
Arthur
Fish
Malthy
Fowler
Harold J. Pailer
Joseph Scott Gites
Percy A. Glaser
Worville Godwin
Charles H
L Even Wight
Myron W. Wilson
Frank E Wolcott
John D. Zimmerman
Erwin F. Zachike
Washington Post
New York
Twenty-Ninth Assembly District
Republican Club
Frederic de Witt Wells
Terrace Garden
James Wadsner
Herbert Parsons
Timothy J
Gov. Hughes
Ae Bithy Root
Sugher
Mr. Root
Municipal ownership debate at National Electric Light Assoc meet
Delegates at the thirtieth annual National Electric Light Association convention heard papers on electrical heating and cooking by electricity and discussed lightning protection and illumination efficiency. James I. Ayer of Boston explained heating methods, while G. E. Little of Pittsburgh praised magnetite electrode lamps for longer life and better color. Arthur H. Grant warned that public debate over municipal ownership is skewed by limited opposition, noting the ideal of perfect officials has never existed.
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National Electric Light Association
James I. Ayer
Boston
Mass
Alex. Bow
Detroit
D. B. Rushmore
New York
Lewiss Nixon
J. K R. Bibbine
Pittsburg
Robert T. Lozier
A. E. Kennelly
8. B. Whiting
Harvard University
EH. A. Norman
P. Steinmetz
Schenectady
N.Y
G. E. Little
Little
Williams
Arthur H. Grant
Municipal Ownership Publishing Bureau
Scandal insight on municipal utilities and costs
The author argues municipal ownership cannot exist while mulling over public utility costs and red tape. They critique city reports, noting some costs appear lower than true costs due to misreporting and tax burdens.
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Mualctea
Eighteen Girl Graduates At National Cathedral School
Bishop Talbot presided as eighteen young women with white caps and gowns received diplomas at the National Cathedral School for Girls in the St. Albans chapel. The ceremony marked the first church commencement and featured addresses urging Christian adherence and opportunity. Special honors went to Miss Marie Aldrich, Miss Helen Durant Church, and Miss Mildred Plummer. Misabel Roosevelt was absent.
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Satterlee
National Cathedral School
St. Alban'’s
Ethelbert Talbot
Pennsylvania
Sncultry
Talbot
Bartenhal
Episcopal
Marie Aldrich
Helen Durant Church
Washington
Fisg
Miss Church
Mildred Plummer
Misabel Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Powderly Gets Plum As Chief Of New Immigration Division
T W Powderly was appointed yesterday chief of the new division of Information connected with the Immigration Bureau of the Department of Commerce and Labor at a salary of 3500 dollars a year. The division will handle correspondence with state and territorial governors and officials to better distribute aliens. The President issued an executive order to exempt the appointment from civil service examination. Powderly, formerly Commissioner of Immigration and more recently special agent in Europe, takes the post.
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Division of Information
Immigration Bureau
Department of Commerce and Labor
Civil Service
F Powderly
Immigration
Europe
Board Seeks Teacher Hearings On Armstrong School Probe
The Board of Education announced public hearings for teachers next week with one representative per grade from 1 to 3 in each division, plus supervisors from higher grades and departments. Attorney McNamara indicated a Citizens Association petition seeking an Armstrong Manual Training School investigation remains under advisement as legal advice is sought.
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Board of Education
Citizens’ Association
Colored Manual Training School
Ellen Spencer Massey
Stuart McNamara
Armstrong Manual Training Schoes
M R. Parkman
J. BD. Fant
Parkman
Capt. Oyster
Dr Chancellor
R IJ Vaughn
JW McAdoo
Aliee Pinson
EM Thomas
AE Thomas
EM Lean
G B Campbell
J HE
Baltimore
Margaret Summerville
Armstrong Manual Training School
W G Murphy
W . Nalley
H. G Nichols
Monroe
Brightwood School
H.W Draper
Monroe School
Mina Goetz
H EB Brooks
ME Hillman
M. M Morton
Adelaide Kelton
F. T Underwood
Lorena
Garrison
C. ‘Wright
Blanche Street
M. D .Dodson
HH OL. Collier
C. J. Diggs
AL EB. Thomas
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