Degrees for Pupils Step Forward in School Life
The thirty ninth annual St Johns College commencement at Lafayette Theater announced six bachelor degrees and four commercial diplomas with several recognizing scholars. Dennis Eugene Connell won the Catholic University scholarship. five graduates delivered orations on science, virtue, and civilization.
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Dennis Eugene Cornell
Catholic University
William Fennell
Flalda
Daniel A Ryan
Emanuel A Chaffiot
Catholic Church
Civi Liberty
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Auguste J Lik
Mir Shearn
A P Doyle
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Apostolic Mission House
Wiliam Downing Wheeler
Auguste Jules Lix
Emanuel Aloysius Chatflot
Dennis Eugene Connell William Bernard Fennel
Daniel Aloysius
Ryan James Thomas Ryan James William Hart Laith Llewellyn Sinclair
Walter Thurman
Brown
James J Q Toole
Adolph Y Sehat
Joseph T Hittgerald
Leo A
Roger Bophomors
Kenneth Rolemnan
Bernard PF
oHessier Farry
Lavas
John J Drury
Bernard J Green
Immaculate Conception Boys Dramatic Closing Exercises
Immaculate Conception School held a closing program in the school hall with amateur dramas and recitations. Georgetown Orchestra provided music under Brothers of Mary supervision. The event preceded Sunday afternoon graduation when diplomas will be awarded.
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Aiplomas
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Columbia
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Paul Kelly
John Alattery
Walter Cannon
Joseph Cannon
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Masters
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UP & Kelly
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Boho
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Sylvan
Ettore Signasson
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Marquette League Election At Washington Branch Meeting
The Marquette League a New York based group aiding Indians held its second Washington branch meeting last night at Gen George C Reid residence 3631 Massachusetts avenue. Officers elected Justice M F Morris president Gen Frank C Armstrong vice president Gen George C Reid secretary treasurer and a board including Rev Thomas Lee Gen Thomas M Vincent and Gen George C Reid. Ladies to be admitted as members the society adjourned to meet again in October at the president s call.
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New York
United States
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Massachusetts Avenue
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District Court of Appeals
M F Morris
Frank C Armstrong
George C Rel
Thomas & Lee
St Matthews Church
Thomas M Vincent
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Omaha Division Receives Postmaster Reform in July
Postmaster General Cortelyou transfers the State of Jews from the St Louis division to the Omaha division. The change creates a rural free delivery car in the Omaha division with effect starting July 1. The notice outlines a reorganization of routes and post office staffing to reflect the new arrangement.
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Henry F Blount Life of Washington Banker and Pioneer
Henry F Blount, vice president of the American Security and Trust Company, born May 1 in Ontario County New York, built a varied career in mercantile work and farming before moving to Washington. He spent years abroad, joined the trust company in 1890, and became vice president in 1891, with active involvement in science, genealogy, and local commerce. He resides at the Oaks on Georgetown Heights, a 12 acre property formerly owned by John C Calhoun, used as Calhoun’s headquarters 1883 to 1889. He has four children and is a life member of several societies.
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Harvest of Boy Farmers Exhibit at Tiny Farms Mall
Sixteen first grade Bradley School boys presented their miniature farm plots to parents at the Department of Agriculture building. Under Miss Sipe guidance they grew vegetables and grains in 20 by 9 foot plots and cooperative fields. The barley crop faltered despite careful tending, while other crops thrived. Dr. Galloway monitored progress as the boys demonstrated responsibility with a hot house, fence, and irrigation for their experiments.
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Prizes Awarded At St Joseph's Orphan Asylum Commencement
Rev D J Stafford distributed certificates to St Joseph's Orphan Asylum boys after a matinée at Carroll Hall featuring an operetta The program included a song drill and a large chorus with principals P Galla J Arnold F Donovan C Wilvar and W Purvis The event highlighted the boys education by the Holy Cross sisters and guest clergy from St Patrick's and Holy Cross College Also noted were St Vincent's Orphan Asylum activities and remarks by Reverend Stafford with the day ending in the singing of Holy God.
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D JI Stafford
Walher Tierley
Falls Church Va
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Duty of Negro Race Graduates Given Diplomas
A large Washington ceremony at Convention Hall celebrated graduates from Normal School No 2 M Street High School and Armstrong Manual Training School for Colored People. Booker T Washington delivered the address amid cheers and an ovation. 38 graduates from Normal School No 2, 88 from M Street, and 68 from Armstrong received diplomas or certificates.
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Army officer placings and assignments span California to Alabama
A long list of officers and surgeons announces new duty posts and promotions. Mc Charles Richard sails to Fort Jay New York, Major General Gillespie retires, and Rodore P O'Connor is assigned to United States Army General Hospital San Francisco. Other transfers include encampment duties in Alabama, various artillery and engineer postings, and board duties in New York City, Houston, and Fort Sheridan.
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Key West Barracka
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Congress Avenue
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Columbia Barrarks
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Fort Sam Houston
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Fotarianren WG Tomer
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Artillery Corps
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Movements of Naval Vessels and Transport From Manila
Arrivals include Princeton at Acapulco Marblehead at Port Angeles and Yenkton from Newport to destroy wrecks. Vessels sail from various ports to destinations such as Solomons Md Boston, Guantanamo, Portland, and Lambert Point. A transport from Manila June 16 carries the Fourth Infantry First Squadron Twelfth Cavalry 195 casuals 23 sick 1 insane and 17 general prisoners.
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