Effort, Not Luck, Wins Class of 85 At Business Told
A school ceremony honors the Class of 85 for achievement in business studies with emphasis on effort over luck. Edwin Saunders named valedictorian as graduates receive insignia for high grades and the faculty praise their energy and readiness for entering the business world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Saunders
Harry M
Crandall
Washington
Busaa Fircles
PePusi
Verdali
Eara Tomer
Busheas
Bualsa
Eastern Pupils Give Class Night Program
Eastern pupils present a class night program with students delivering addresses and performances. Amy Johns led the storytelling, Corr Beale Higgs and Neumayer spoke, and Mina Hoesey performed a special number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clasa
Txereiss
Amy Johns
Corr Beale Higgs
Neumayer
Mary Cuiffreda
Presidents Portrait Exhibited By Briton Artist
Washington artists showcase a new portrait of President Heiding by British painter Hodgson Smart as part of a center exhibition. The display includes Generals Pershing and Marshall Bach with other notable works, while a revered scene titled The Mothers of the Blue Veil draws interest for its emotional composition and symbolic imagery. A reception tomorrow will feature Mr Smart and honor patrons such as Gen John Pershing and Mrs Whitehead Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Heiding Wath
Hodgson Smart
Bia
Gen Pershing
Marahil Bach
Ulm
Wr Smart
William Witzler
Witehent Carroll
John Mock Wes Logan Wailer Page
William H Holmes
Trinity Scholarship Examinations Begin at Franklin School
Compenters for the Anna Hanson Dorsey Scholarship at Trinity College began examinations at Franklin school yesterday. Conducted by the college entrance examination board of New York, the tests will run through the week. Results and the winner will be announced July 23 after grades return from New York. The scholarship is open to all local high school graduates. Seventy-one girls sat for the exams at Franklin yesterday, most seeking entrance to other colleges. The exams are intended for those lacking sufficient credits for certain colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hanson Dorsey
Trinity College
Franklin School
College Entrance Examination Board of
New York
Two McKinley Technical graduates praised for conviction
The 170 graduates of McKinley Technical High School received diplomas in a Central High School auditorium ceremony led by Rev Lucius Clark of American University. He urged steadfast adherence to conviction as the surest path to success, noting the era's opportunities for educated individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High School
McKinley Technical High School
Lucius Clark
American University
Graduatea
Mnd
Mark
Hting
Children of the Capital Need More Playgrounds
Survey results to be reviewed by social workers nationwide. Mrs Rhodes invited to address national conventions in Springfield and Kansas City. District playgrounds rely on sparse population data. plan to add five to six new grounds and expand staff. Congress funded $1.338 million for playgrounds in the current fiscal year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mts. Rhodes
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Springfeld
American Institute of Park Executives
American Park Society
Kansas City
Rhodes
Institute
Secions
Airs Rhodes
Playgrounds Department
Bureau of the Budget
Congress
Playgrounts
Ballou Delays Action on Teachers Pay Bill in DC
The legislative committee of the Federated Committee of the Teachers Union issued recommendations for a new teachers salary bill to Dr Frank W Ballou superintendent of schools. Ballou will not comment and will defer until after his vacation around September 1. The unions seek to strengthen the Teachers Council or possibly replace it with a centralized plan, hoping the recommendations gain approval and unify teacher efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acton
Frank W Ballou
Legislative Committee
Federated Committee of
Franklin School
Ballou
Edith
Paul
Legitlnde
St Baliou
Peony Society Invited to Meet Here in 1925
District commissioners extend invitation to the American Peony Society to hold its 1925 convention in Washington. A letter from Commissioner Rudolph to William Gude, Washington florist, explains pride in recent Shriners conclave hospitality and hopes the local committee will report a welcome for the society in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Scholarships Announced At Strayers College
A competitive examination for scholarships in Strayers Business College will be held on Saturday at 11 am. Scholarships will be awarded to one student from Central, Eastern, Western and McKinley high schools. The lab scholarship totals 3500 and covers a twelve month secretarial course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strayers Business College
Central Eastern Western
McKinley
Relief stations in Russia close after aid program ends
Newark reports twenty one American relief administration stations in Russia with Moscow HQ have closed. They distributed 1.2 million food and packing packages valued at 12.4 million dollars, mostly in person. About 24,500 packages were sent by parcel post and insured with no reported loss. Average delivery from New York to districts in Russia was sixty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
American Relief Administration
Russia
Moscow
Rees
New York
Wife accuses husband of chloroform suffocation attempt
Mrs Maleta Snyder of Hagerstown Maryland files for partial divorce from Robert N Snyder alleging repeated cruelty. She says during their five year marriage he used chloroform once to try to suffocate her and she fled the home with police protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Mre
Malel
W Snyder
Alef
Robert N. Snyder
Campaign to create a Federal fine arts commission urged
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs plans a campaign led by Mrs Rose Berry to press Congress for a Federal fine arts commission with government funding. Senators and representatives will be told that American art cannot be adequately shown here and that the Smithsonian loses valuable works due to space limits. A new commission will include Zass Gilbert, John Russell Polk, and two painters to be named, serving without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women«s Clubs
Fine Arts Commission
Rose ¥ Berry
America
Snuthsonian Institution
Zass Gilbert John Russell Polk
Pey
New Thought Society Opens Sessions Here
The New Thought Allanes opened at First Congregational Church with Arthur Nash of Cincinnati delivering the address on the golden rule. James A Hdgerton, presiding, noted strong attendance and representation from ten foreign countries as registration for the congress passed 300. A business session, a healing meeting by Lida M Churchill of New York, and a Willard dinner with Thomas F Whittelsey as toastmaster completed the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Thought Allanes
First Congregational Church
Tenth
Northwest
Arthur Nash
Cincinnati
Scudder
Cooperative National Bank
Cleveland
Washington
Mims Lida M Churchill
New York City
Willard
Thomas F Whittelsey
Dunbar Graduates Told to Work for Equal Citizenship
Dunbar High School honors graduates with college scholarships and top class honors. James Weldon Johnson urged the large class to render general service for equality, warning a middle ground is unavailable. Girls Charlotte Corbin and Adelaide Cardozo won honors. several students earned scholarships to Howard, Lincoln, and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Dunbar High Schoal
James Weldon Johnson
Johnson
Larry
Dartmouth College
Lowell
Charlotte Corbin
Adelaide Cardozo
Ambherat College
Chauncey
Amer- Wormley
Williams College
Julius Carroll
Charles K Goines
Pearl Halley
Margaret Brown
Violet Harms
Howard University
Charles Gibson
Lincoln University
Cortez Peters
Underwood Typewriter Company
Bel Scott
Alma Cooper
Galt Prises
Chauncey Withrow
Irving Johnson
Alberta Adams
Thelma Kutzminger
Graduates Listed for Academic Centime Diplomas January 31
A long roster names female graduates and male graduates receiving Academic Centime diplomas dated January 31 and June 20. The list includes Louise Elizabeth Alexander Almener Gueille Brazier Helen Teresa Capers Verniece Theresa Clarke Julia Edmonds Marion Exther Miles and many more with numerous surnames and initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Mlizabeth
Alexander Almener
Gueille Brazier
Helen Teresa Capers
Verniece
Theresa
Clifford Julia Edmonds
Marion Exther Miles
Alice Mae Richards
Alma Isabelle Ruffin
William
Adolphus Coates
Odell Griffin
Coffey
John Rodgers Cornwell
Harold Thomas Hawthorne
Vernon Penn Johnson
Walter Archie Packe
Llewellyn
Aloysius Ransom
Frederick Henderson
Rhone Brunson
Scott Kempton
Rufus Wiskey
Alberta Victoria Adams
Anna
Cornelia Louise Davin
Tha Lucile Denny Josephine Antoinette de Valli
Florence Begies
Sophia Martha Edelin
Bula Maude Edwards
Thelma Proudfoot
Entzminger
Ethelyn Blance Evans
Edna Mae Forest
Dna Mee Fowler
Anita Helen Gant
Mary Elizabeth Gates
Violet Marguerite Harris
Audres
Inease Harriaun
Clementine Barnett Hart
Thelma
Virginia Hatcher
Sylvia Ruth Hofman
Jeannetta Homes
Evelyn
Dr Starr Unbillable Means to Live to 120 at Banquet
Chicago scene notes Dr Starr famed professor at the University of Chicago retires after long service. He asserts he will live to 120 and may tour Africa again. He claims no diet and only walking as exercise, staying up late and writing freely as factors in his longevity. Names of attendees and listed individuals appear in a long roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fredrick Starr
Bomer
University of Chicago
Howard University to Receive Large Endowment
Howard University medical school is set to gain the largest endowment in its history. A half million dollar pledge from the General Education Board of New York City requires the university to raise an equal amount by July 1 with a three year window to collect pledges. The Interior Department reported no difficulty in securing the rest of the university share and the board’s $250,000 will be paid in line with pledges. Current payments total $32,000 and the endowment is expected to boost medical school expenses and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District of Columbia Congress of Mother and Parent Teacher Association
Giles Scott Rafter
Potter
Buuke
Iertia
Galumma
Eitvens
Wodern Education
Dunbar
Charles H . Houston
Harvard Law School
Woard
Harvard Law Review
Prederick Sheldon
Harvard University
Spain
Europe
Willam Ho Wilkinson
Syracuse University
Coralie Franklin Cook
Guis
Stella Helle Capers
Dorothy Madeline Davis
Martha Hazel Green
Eilizabeth Bicks
Marion Estelle Jameson
Elizabeth
Victoria eJnkin
Fiva
Beatrice Johnson
Ethel Edgell Meyers
Maude
Virginia Middleton Ruth Angel Reynolds Mae Helen Ross
Cora Elizabeth Victora Jenkina
Eve Beatrice Art Florence Stitt Josephine Louise Timus
Carngal
Goldman Wanzer Hannah Belle Williams
Ethyl Beatrice Augusta Wise Boys
Theodore Sanford Botte
Samuel Vashon
Dyer Ivano Joseph Garnett
Cortez Wilson Peters
Andrew Leo Hadcliffe
Frank A ’Randolph, Jr
Richard Winfield Tutman
Roscoe Washington
Chauncey Isaiah Withrow Jr
Izetta
Howard Universty
General Education Board of
New York City
Work
Interior Department
New York Boards
Howard University
Medical School
University 8 Medical School
Death of Andrew H. Snyder in Cumberland Maryland
Andrew H. Snider, long time local grocer in Cumberland, died tonight aged about seventy. He leaves his wife and four sons including John W. Snider, proprietor of the Pennsylvania hotel, among the survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprotal
Washington Post
Cumberland Md
Andrew H Snider
John W Snider
Pennsylvania Hotel
Graduation Day at Gonzaga Grammar School Eight Grade
Gonzaga grammar school held graduation in the college theater with nearly 200 voices in the chorus. Certificates were awarded for eighth grade work and medals were given for Christian doctrine and general excellence. Parents attended as students performed and speakers addressed the graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonzaga Grammar School
Spake
Michae Downey
Juhr
Getas
James Herrare
Chares
Fiorn
Ricpert Faleys
John Qbrie
Thomes
Qui James John and
Rovert Walsh
Ignatius Hradecamy
Joseph Bergag
Francis Doga
James Dugan
Richara Yialt
Ldwaraderes
James Preslus Mepser
Lawrence
Robert Ashles
Lawrence Dor
William Kore
Francis McLaines
Wiliam Sard
Woolam Smith
Joseph Sullivan
Fower
Fores
Samar Lerchrans
Francis Keer
Ows Frarke
Edward McKlarey
Francis
Berchmars Meay
Joh
Gerau
John Q
Brier
Arother
Ucert
Rex Oasis
Jevn
Genera
Xco Erie
Jorn Olreedal
Francis Jahr
Og Ade
Raymond Quipley
Kenneth Collin
John Lune Meial
Wrence Carr
Christa
Wlanko
John
Gear
Corzaga
Merivacs of
Grtae
Tne
Lewis Trancs
Emser Pon
Ande Naver
Larves Wooai
Aenae
Erkie Allan Famer
Tecter
Ignatius Dorr Michae Jcha Wet James Joseph Terrara Caarly Ge Te Fisrr
Pebert Edward Fuelus Francis Brake Jahn Ferehr
Ays Senau
Filmer
Alosiue Gadnan
Francs.nation
Gieesa Howard Lrnest
Variilten
Bana
Aer Ja
Also Mentioned on This Page
Courage High
Toiztad
Eulwin Waltham
Totyal
Lal Wen Heners
Mary
Ty Brancs Wargaret
Waluim Saunders
Yardolph Warert
Cms
Lywink
Vhet
James Gray
Hobert
Hanna Hlack
Uelen
Etha
Mary Huscher
Celia Cantales
Harta Cerimele
Ptizabeth
Bereara Saha Botte Sida Lenod
Carroll Rodney Maar
Moe Krare
Hay Larcombe
Meron
Anna Hor
Vimira
Clara May
Virgil
Eh Larose
Mets
Fies
Renera Agere
Edwin Waluiant
Pastor Toonar
Townsend
Prudolph Rootre
Herman Watznan
Weed Willis Ho Man
Limul
Gertrude Mar Moorath
George Brouoric
HERSO
M'Pherson
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Wiss Maud EF McPherson
Milas McPherson
Wiss McPherson
Misa Mcpherson
Peabody School
Eastern High School
Croucher College
George Washington University
E K Cutter
Miss McPhirson i
Columbia Alpha
Ts Beta Phi Fraternity
Aice
Reed
Hitcher
Gheft Womens League
George Washington
E. H. Smart
England
Executive
ON View IN Art Center
Trinity
Wikinley
Rev. L. C. Clark
Charles T Boss, Jr
Baltimore
Donald M Davidson
James Millar Graves
S . Kramér
C. Daniel
Harvard
Harvard Club of Washington
Cathole University of America Vy
University
Melvin Pettie
Olive Barhee
Henrietta S
Bowen Hazel Brennan Walten Brown
Thelma Brown
Frances Carrick
Anne Camberlain
Eva Cunningham
EU Frances Delaney
Hilda Marie
Billort
Louise Force
Dorothy Garrett Elizibeth, Gladman
Vera’ Horner
Rose Hough
Dorothy Humphreys
Kathryn Keep Pear
Tlurence Meyer
Marian Mitchell
Frances Nevitt
Katharine Nicholson
Helen Patterson
Frances Hunt Pitkin
Virginia Eo Meyor
Alice Augusta Richmond
Helen Loulac Roeder
Mary Lowe Rose Ruth Elizabeth Russell
Histe Hrogks Saunders Wilfred Eugen Saunders
Phelma Frances Sherier Grare Sethene Smith
Grace Dearborn
Spencer Ming
Eve Ixn Sullivan
Elizabeth Josennine Taylor
Mabel Rose
Fear
Elisabeth Jannette Thomps
Mildred Sutelifte Voland
Henrietta Lee Watson
Grace Brewer
Winte Harty
Alburger
Conrad See Allen
John Bolia Allen
Edward Amos Avery
William Fimner
Bacon Wal Fam Bahiman
Paul Batley
Stuart Franklin Tall
Fred
Diedrich Alfred Franz Diener
Joseph 1
Dt Guan Fréderik Norval Dodge
Edgar Dewnt Athold Edwards
William Ho
Bscher
Charles H @vans
Samuel Peldiman
Saloman Herman Feldman Melvin Friedman Bawara
Fuherman
Randolph M. Garland
Hubert J Gerken
Harry Norman Clasco James Millan Graves
Jamea G Gray, Huntley
Grimmel
Harold S Harwood
Kenneth C Harwood
Howard Edward Hassler
Join Hay James William Head Norber T Healy Joseph
Heinrich
Dai Heritage
Malcolm Hickox
Arthur P Hipstey
Willan H
Igelit
Edward Minor
Ous
Lincoln C
Johnaten
John Drederich Kaiser
Eugene A Keller Frincss
Kennedy Edward M_hilerlane
John George Kath Norman Toms Kres
Ceol
Ro Langgher
Leo Dames
Lee Stanley A Levy Rien
Aed Light
Chaples T Lindety
Thomas James Mickintosh
Wills Mae Leod Edward Marks
Charles Wirshall David McLeish Robert PW Millan
Witham Carrol Wewallan
Hary H Motenst Meaert
W Moore James Lars Vorra
Robert We Vallet
Herbert
Wurray Thomas & Otonner
Norman R_O Dunnnghue
Jonn A Pallersur
James Douglas Fiuhkens Curtis
Prangley Samuel BH
Edward Preston Wiliam Putaim
Ralph Bladen
Willum Rhees
Martin Fustig
Harry
Rabb Isadore
Rod Jerse
Rohrback
Rov
Shafter
Harles
Emory Sheetz
Clare W
Shallinger
Keith T Shreve Soals
Joseph G Smith
Alten K Speer
Roland Bpeer
Robert Mf Stabler
Raymond JL. Stevens
Francis Keilson
Strawbridge
Joseph William Strahman
Alexander Sweney
Kingsley van Wagner
Herman von Bernewitz
Frank O' War
Iran
Charles Webb
Robert Wellens
Carl HW West
Stanley C White
Walter White
William G Wiles
T B Williams
Edward Maurice “Woods
Tohn R Woodward
William Zisman
Walter Bsed Ganerel Komptal
William 2
Santebmane
Taylor Branson
McCoy
Annhauper
Wagner
Girt
Be Bextett
Tas
Bantelma Frit Hanser
Council
Peony Society
Pigh School
Graduaty Strayer's College
U. S
Russa
Federal Commission On Fine Arts
NEW Thought Society
Alliance
Wios
Harvard Prize
Dr. Starr
Thomas Virginia Elizabeth Thomas
Helen Vanetta
Thompson
Hadys
Elaina Tinney
Twyman Tosore
Ethel Lillian Webb
Gladys Irene Wilson
Lucile Frances Woods
Annie Woolidge
Audrey Wright
Dorothea Madeline Wright
Thomas Wilgon Boyde Jr
Alonzo Hertzel Brown
George Coute Brown
Leroy Laurence Brown
Ouis Foley Campbell
Joseph Cephast Carpenter Jr
Julius Sylvester Carroll, Jr
Louis Pancil Coates
Benjamin’ Rhoden Coward
Horace Leopard Dawson Herbert Francis Douglass
Joseph Randolph Edelin Jerome How
Vd Ba
John Edwards
Dutton Ferguson
Gorham Cornelia
Fletcher Charles Francis Gibson
Pharies
Kirkland Gomes Ferdinand Augustus Green
Roger Wadaworth
Irinage
Oyden
Napoleonn Groomes
Robert Lean Harris Jr, Wilborn
Eugene Harris Wilson Lewis Haris Wiliam James Heaten
Damel
Henry Herbert _Milvin_ Francs
Jamier Maurice Eugene Johnson
Peter Ca
Aell Jones
Waiter Matthew Jones
Shauncey Alcott Kendall Wnauncey Freeman Baker
Larry Oscar Allen Weas
Edward Hampton Wilter Ar Hurt Mitchell
Eugene Arde Fontcomers
William Matthew Nash William Clifford Nelson Armistead Scott Pride
Francis Randomh Proctor Willam Bishop Ridgley Turner David Smith
William Henry Smith
John Waller Starnes
William Mitchell Thornton Jams
Herman Walker Andrew David Washington
Togu
Dennis West Joseph Vincent Winn Lowell Cheatham Wormley
Andrew H. Snyder
J.C. Geale
John O’brien
Rink Ao
Cuntain Valley
Buildining Lobby
Cranklin
Mountain Valley Water
Mountain Valley
Hot Springs
Ark
S. Kann Sons Co
Penna. Ave
8Th &Ds
Mientare