George Washington Medical School enrolls record class
The George Washington University medical school reports a record enrollment of 150 men this fall, the largest in its history, with competitive admission from 38 candidates. The school has reorganized classes by lab group work and notes strong outcomes from state exams and ROTC medical units.
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Shean W. C. Borden
Georgeshington Medical School
George Washington University Medical School
Law School
George Washington University
Lyons
France
Stokes
United States
G. W
War office draft alarms Riviera resort owners
Ambitious resort proprietors in Nice and other Riviera towns fear the war office may assign infantry regiments to winter garrison duty. If Par Barthou’s scheme goes ahead, baccarat and other chalice games banned where troops quarter. Morte Carta not affected by French regulations. Resort owners file objections as senators and deputies protest.
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Ambhiing
Nice
Riviera
Bishop Hamilton Speaker to Address University Students
Bishop John W. Hamilton, chancellor of the American university, returns from London to lecture on Present Conditions in Great Britain and France to students at 8 p m tomorrow at 1901 F street. Eight foreign countries are represented among enrolled diplomacy students for the fall term. Miss A. Maris Boggs, philosophy graduate, joins the American Academy for the Advancement of Science. Dr Collier's article on Visual Education translated into Spanish for La Prensa of Argentina.
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John W. Hamilton
American University
Methodis Ecumenical Council
London
Great Britain
France
F Street
Diplomacy and Jurisprudence
A. Maris Boggs
American Academy For the Advancement of Science
Collier
la Prenaa
Argentina
Georgetown Law to Launch 48 State Clubs for Founders Day
Georgetown University Law School announces aims to form 48 state clubs for students, with DC leading participation and Massachusetts and Connecticut also strong. Founders Day events include a central banquet with a representative from each state, and foreign clubs noted. The Hoya resumes, lectures planned, and athletic and housing relief efforts discussed amid alumni marriages and appointments.
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Georgetown University School of Law
Hugh J. Fegan
Law School
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Georgetown
Georgetown Hoya
Thomas ¢. Kinsler
70 Men in Race to Head University
More than 70 candidates were proposed for the president of George Washington University to replace William Collier. A trustees committee led by Harry C. Davis will present eligible names at next week’s meeting, though the election may wait until spring. Leading contenders include Maj. Gen. George Barnett and Dean Howard L. Hodgkins, with Barnett praised for wartime leadership and fundraising, and Hodgkins for scholarly leadership and civic involvement. The board includes notable Washington figures and council members.
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George Washington University
William Collier
Spain
Board of Trustees
Harry C. Davis
Washington
George Barnett
United States Marine Corps
Department of the West
Howard L. Hodgkins
Postgraduate Classes Formed At Washington Law School
Washington College of Law announces a new postgraduate class with honorary dean Mrs Magssey lecturing on Social and Welfare Legislation. Louis L Post and Prof Oberlin start courses on economic philosophy and municipal corporations. Student elections name leaders for senior and junior classes. The junior banquet and student council formation are in planning. Several graduates were admitted to the Supreme Court bar and trustee Stanton J Peelle returned from California.
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Sarah Elizabeth Coyne
Raymond A. Bartlett
Income Tax Unit
Dean Fagin
School of Literary Arts
Titus Dike
Mary Fetter
Elizabeth Garnett
Dean Stanton
Air ‘Mail Service
Post Office
Robert Wilson Shufeldt
Alice Buchanan
Bureau of Standards
Washington College of Law
Magssey
Louis L. Post
Department of Labor
Henry George
Oberlin
Prident
George Safford
Agnes Minick
R. J. Bowen
Anna Boyle
Olga B. Mar- Seglia
Ella J. Sullivan
Arthur B. A. McNerney
Besse ©. Straub
Margaret M. Kelley
Catherine McFall
Lillian Bass
H. C. Barron
Victor C. Martin
Agnes E. Sullivan
Carrie L. Fuller
Clara Friedman Brode
Ruth Levy
Warner
Supreme Court of the United
Research University Opens New Classes Amid Lectures
Dorsey Hyde Jr of the United States Chamber of Commerce lectured at Research University on modern librarian roles and information in business. Dr John A Hall opened a class for teachers in Americanization. May Berry began millinery. a free efficiency and personality course by President Rapeer for all students. journalism students completed the Freud test. a dressmaking class starts tomorrow evening.
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Rapeer
Dean McKelway
School of Journalism
Howard Law School raises its standards and programs
The Howard University Law School begins its first year under Dean Mason W. Richardson with expanded instruction and higher standards aimed at ranking with top American law schools. President J. Stanley Durkee urged life oriented toward work and morality. Improvements include higher entry requirements, a heating upgrade, electric lighting, improved sanitation, and new secretary office furniture. A new story for more classrooms was postponed to next year.
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Mason W. Richardson
Law Schools of America
J. Stanley Durkee
University
Law School
School of Law
Carnegie
Forbes to Meet Claims at Legion Convention in Kansas City
Col Charles R Barbes director of the United States veterans bureau accepts invitation from John G Emery national commander of the American Legion to attend the national convention in Kansas City October 3 4 and November 1 2 He will direct a clean up squad to address 21 claims and will inspect several regional institutions and a public health service hospital with Maj Leon Fraser and Col Forbes at headquarters.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
John G. Emery
American Legion
Kansas City
Col
Forbes
James A. Crain
Distroc
Columbia Department of the American Legion
Veterans’ Bureau
American Uvervsion
Cpl. Forbes
Maj
Leon Fraser
Col. Forbes
Col Forbes
Public Health Service
California Fig Syrup Ad Opens Bowels for Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to sick or constipated children. It claims a teaspoonful today can prevent illness tomorrow and notes the product opens the bowels, with directions for babies and children printed on the bottle. The plea warns to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitations.
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Isveu
California
Shaw Junior High Crowded As $20,000 Remodel Planned
Shaw Junior High, the district’s only school for colored students, is at 395 enrollment with 16 classrooms and no playground. A $20,000 remodel project will upgrade the 3 story building formerly M Street High and add a lunchroom while retaining a double shift schedule and expanding vocational offerings. The lack of outdoor space, a single gymnasium used as an armory, and street-car frontage on M Street raise safety concerns for students during outdoor activity and transit.
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Washington
Shaw
M Street High School
Dunbar
Tneneventh
M Street
First Street
New Jersey Avenue
Harlotte School Notice Lists Classes and Fees
Harlotte Netlie School offers boarding and day programs for children including primary, kindergarten, nursery and piano. Tuition listed as 10 to 20 dollars per month. Frank 4631-F offers dancing rhythms piano violin through Mrs Parker, a foreign conservatory graduate. Also mentions Misses Eastman’s School at 1306 17th Corner Mase Ave Rich School reopening dates and catalog requests. English phonetics classes advertised with contact Frank 4226 and phone 1695-W.
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Foreign Conservatory
Ingomar St
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Juhone
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