RACE LEADER HONORED AS BARNARD BECOMES PRESIDENT
Justice Barnard of the District Supreme Court elected president of the Howard University board to replace the late Hamlin. Booker T. Washington named a trustee amid praise for his leadership. Seventeen academy graduates receive diplomas as 100-year hour approaches. Howard looks to rise as a national center for colored education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Supreme Court
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Howard University
Washington
Joh Barnard
Tennis S. Hamlin
Church of the Covenant
Prof. Waring
Baltimore High School
J. & Mooreland
John H. Converse
Burnham, Wiliams & Co
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Wilbur P. Thirkield
National
Thirkield
George William Cook
Commercial College
Blue Plains
Cook
Shi
Academy
Memorial Thanet
Robert H. Giles
Willard Q. Gowens
Armineta McNeill
Hilizabeth
Mamie J. Stovall
Harry L. Scott
Nimon EL. Williams
Syria Orchestra
Georgia QC
Boltz
Mobile
Ala
Ruth M. Gilbert
New York
M. C
Robert FE. Giles
Quincy
Iik
Majory
R. Griffith
Washington, D. C
Charles HW
Herriott
John R. Hunt
Annapolis
John T. Warricks
Fittsburg
Nimrod L. Williams
Hancock, O
James A. Wright
Baltimore
Law Students Debate at Georgetown on Cuba Annexation
Chief Justice Seth Snepard and Justices Robb Hagner and others serve as the final prize judging panel for Georgetown Law School’s debate on whether Cuba should be annexed to the United States. Frank Jenal and Paul Lesh support the affirmative, while B McHenry Gallaher and Lambert Igva oppose. Francis Montgomery chairs. vocal solos by Edmonds and Harway, violin by Jaranilla, accompanist Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Snepard
Charlies H. Robb
District Court of Appeals
Alexander B. Hagner
District Supremes Court
Law School
Georgetown University
Gaston Hal
Cuba
United States
Frank P. Jenal
Paul E. Lesh
B. McHenry Gallaher
Lambert Igva
Francis S. Montgomery
Donalds. Edmonds
John C. Harway
Delfin Jaranilla
Charles C. Dunn
William A. Crawford
Joseph F. Lennon
John W. Cummins
Alex. H. Friederich
Charles M. Mattingly
Joseph Addison
Erwin R. Effier
Hugens Haters
John U W. Zable
Joseph _F_ Morton
Thomas Kk. Lynch
Martin F. Connelly
Henry C. McKenna
Willard Martin
Grover A Davies
Harry K. Hickey
Walter C. van Emon
J. Edward Connelly
Benjamin F. L. Heron
Encouraging Poor to Save Through Charity Work
Associated Charities held a Monday evening meeting at 811 G Street to discuss providential savings programs. Volunteers visit red alleys and streets for weekly small-savings collections and a coal savings fund plan to buy fuel in bulk for spring and summer. Samuel Middleton canvasses 225 savers, gathering about $200 monthly in leisure hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charity
Providenet Savings
Associated Charities
G Street
Samuel Middleton
Milk commission urges joint action on District milk supply
Gen George M Sternberg, head of the milk commission, submits initial recommendations to District Commissioners urging continued cooperation with the Bureau of Public Health and Marine Hospital Service and the Department of Agriculture until a bacteriological lab and inspectors are in place. Commissioner Maccfarland proposes letters to the Surgeon General and bureau chiefs to convene a conference to outline a coordinated plan, avoid overlap, and maximize benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Sternberg
Milk Commission
Health Department
Bureau of Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Department of Agriculture
Sternberg
Maccfarland
Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Bureau of Animal Industry
Bureau of Chemistry
Promotions for Policemen and Officials
Superintendent of Police Sylvester urged promotions for eight Metropolitan privates from Class 1 to Class 2 effective Memorial Day. The notice also mentions local business ads, street repair decisions, and various product promotions amid a broad page of notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Thomas Blasey
EH. J. Lawless
H. A. McNinch
W. C. McGinniss
Jr. C. Matthews
Clarence W. Ricketts
R. N. Spicer
R. F. West
Metropolitan Police Force
Jane L
WANTS HARPER ON COMMITTEE FOR DISTRICT DAY
District officials consider R N Harper, president of the Chamber of Commerce, for the committee of arrangements for District day June 11 at the Janestown Exposition. A health and building regulations issue prompts complaints about stables and refuse near Eckington. Merchants to screen food. fines up to 25 dollars. Residents protest National Biscuit Company stable plans near Eckington. Exposition due items and floral designs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Macfarland
R. N. Harper
Janestown Exposition
Woodward
Eckington
National Biscuit Company
Heingineer
Morrow
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Saka & Company
Seventh St
Penna, Ave
Lisle
I. Grosner
Ave. N.W
Wah
White House
Rolin
Boston Baking Co
Sts. S. W
A. Eberly
Seventh Street
N.W
John B. Espey
Booker Washington
Barnard
Hamlin
LAW
Georgetown
America
Wh. Hahn
N. W
Pa. Ave. N.W
Avenues
S. E
Capitol Heights
Hebinger
12Th St
Haakell Haga
Commission
Eastern
Western
Schneider
Navy Yard
N.C. Upham
Home Life
15Th and
G Northwest
Eleventh Street
Otis Street
Chicago
G. C. A. Muddiman & Co
Hotel Johnson
Police Trial Board
West
Mount Vernon
the Mercantile Society
F Street
Northwest
Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
E. P. Hinkel & Co
Thorp Carpet Cleaning Coa
Maine Ave
C. A. Muddiman & Co
Chestnut Farms Sanitary Dairy Geo. M. Oyster, Jr
Connecticut Avenue
Harper
Chesapeake Beach
Gude
Hamberger Bros. & Co
D. Jj. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
Tuxedo
Northland
Laurel Military Band
Naval Gun Factory Band
Randle Highlands
Laurel
Naval Gun Factory
John
U.S. Realty Co
Highlands
Capital Traction Co
U. S. Realty Co
Cor. 7Th and
Maerzen
Meerzen
Senata
Senate
Chr
Heurich Brewing Co
Arer of
Corroa
Washington Gaslight Co
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