The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-05-31
SEVENTY LAWYERS To
BE TURNED LOOSE
Commencement of Georgetown Univer-
sity Law School.

Georgetown University Law School
will hold its thirty-second annual COM
mencement in the New National Theater
Monday. June S, at o'clock.
Tho program will be as follows:
Selection. Defender" Dennee; waltz.
"Jasmine:'' march, salute the Flag
Pierson; opening address and comforting
of degrees, by the Rev. Jerome Daugher-
ty, S. j., president of the university
cornet solo. "Violets," Wright: selec-
ton, King Dodo." Luders; address to
graduates by the Hon. John W. Yerkes,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue: ex-
cerpts, THE Mocking Bird" Sloane;
characteristic, Afternoon Tea Keiser;
awarding of prizes by the Hon. Seth
Shepard, LII. D.. associate justice, Court
of Appeals of the District Of Columbia
march. June Bug" Haley. Music by
Haley's Orchestra. VIII A Haley. d.
rector.
Seventy men from all parts of the
country will be graduated. The list is
as follows:
Bachelor of laws-Walter F. Albert
sen, Illinois; Charles Woodbury. Arth,
District of Columbia: William P Barn
hart, Indiana; Albert E. Berry, District
OF ColuI .bia; William Edward Birgfeld,
Maryland; George Moore Brady, A NJ,
Maryland; Carl Martin Brand, Pennsyl-
vania; John w Brashears, jr., District
of Columbia; Edward E. Breitenbucher,
California; Francis Joseph Bresnahan.
District OF Columbia; Edmund Cooper
Bullock, B. a, Tennessee; Francis
Hunter Burke, A. B., Kansas; Joseph
Henry Campbell, South Carolina: Leon
A Clark, New York; James F. Costello.
Massachusetts; William Joseph Dawley,
A B.. New York; Albert r. Denu.
Wisconsin; Otis Branch Drake, Virginia
Lewis L. Drill, Minnesota; Arthur F.
Duffey, Massachusetts; Roy Chelwynd
Flanagan, North Carolina; Edwin Henry
F!ueck. Wisconsin; Bernard Joseph
Ford. A. NJ. Phi. D., Colorado: William
]. A. Gallen. Pennsylvania; Emil j. Ger
niger, Illinois; Philip Augustus Grau,
A. NJ. Wisconsin; Harry William Hahn.
District of Columbia Hugh H Hanger
District of Columbia Harry L.
Hart, New Jersey: Daniel Joseph
Hartnett, Illinois Harry A. E.
Heaton, District of Columbia
Edmund Archus Hutchinson, Texas:
William Washington Hyams, North Car
oiina; Henry Ittig, Nebraska; John W.
Jennings, Phar. D., District of Columbia
Charles Jenkins, Kentucky; Elwyr
Thornton Jones. B. A, Mississippi; Rich
ard ]. Jones. Pennsylvania; John Joseph
Heating. New York; Joseph Sheridan
knight, District of Columbia; Albert
New York; John J. Mahoney, Illinois;
W. r. Proctor Mallory, A. NJ, New York
Michael Francis Mangan, District of Co
lumbia; Francis L. Neubeck, District OF
Columbia: Antonio NJ Opisso de Icaza,
A Is. Philippines; Harry s. Osborn,
Wisconsin; Charles w. S. Rague, B. A.,
New York: Edward Thomas Randle, Tex
as: Francis c. Reagan, A. B., a. M,
Massachusetts; James a. Richmond, E.
F., District of Columbia; Carl B. Rix,
Wisconsin; Glen R. Sawyer. Michigan;
Martin Joseph shenners, Wisconsin;
George Curtis Shinn, LII. B., West Vir-
ginia; William o. Short, Delaware:
Michael William Sullivan, New York;
John Joseph Welsh, New York; John
Albert Whelan. District of Columbia !;
Frank E Williamson, Illinois; William
Woodburn. jr-. Nevada.
Master of laws-Roscoe J. c. Dorsey,
LII. B., Pennsylvania: Everett Dufour.
LII. B., District of Columbia; Richard
Lee Edwards, LII. B., Texas; Lewis p.
Litzfnger, NJ. A, Ii. B., Pennsylvania;
Daniel Stephen Mssterscn. Ii. B., Penn
syivania; Harry R. Schu1er, LII. B.,
Ohio: Hugh Fairgreave Taggart, LII B.,
District of Columbia; Joseph Twichell
Watson, LII. NJ, Vermont.