Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1907-05-21
NAVY'S OFFICIAL PROGRAM
EVENTS OF "JUNE WEEK" AT
NAVAL ACADEMY,
Full Schedule of Exercises Graduation
June 6-List of Midshipmen Who
VIII Graduate.

VIII Graduate.
The exercises for June week at the
Naval Academy, during which the
members of the Board of Visitors TO
the Naval Academy selected by the
President and Congress will be enter
tanned and shown the workings of the
Naval Academy, has been announced.
OF special interest is the fact that
graduation exercises will take place
during the week, as was the custom
in former years, prior 10 the inaugu-
ration of the custom of having the
class graduate at an early date. Not
only will there be a ceremony of
graduation at the end of the coming
June week, but it is stated upon au-
thority that the early graduations
will now cease and that the whole
first class of midshipmen will gradu-
ate in June as was previously the case.
There ill be seventy-four midship-
men who will graduate on Thursday,
June 6. the day set for the ceremony.
These compose the third section of
the present first class. The midship-
men were divided into three sections
according to their scholastic stand
ing. The first section, consisting of
eighty-six members, graduated in
September last. A section of fifty,
comprising the next number in point
of scholarship, graduated in Septem-
ber last, while the remainder Will
graduate in June, as stated.
The full program of the exercises
of the week is:
Monday, June 3-10.30 a. M, Off
cial reception to Board of Visitors.
3 D. M, Seamanship on u. S. 5.
Severn, 1st Battalion boats and steam
tactics; 2nd battalion, 8 p. M, Re-
ception to Board of Visitors at Su
perintendent' Quarters; 6.l5 p. M,
dress parade and Presentation of Col
ors for General Excellence.
Tuesday, June 4-9.30 a. M, Bril-
gade of Infantry and presentation of
sword by class of ii for excellence in
ordnance; 3 y. M, Battalion of Artil-
lery, 1st Battalion; 6.l5 p. M, dress
parade and presentation of athletic
medals.
Wednesday, $3.50 a. M, sham
battle by Brigade; 3 p. M, Engineer
ing; 6. l5 dress parade.
Thursday, June Go a. M, Gradu
alton exercises; $50 p. M, gradua
tion ball.
on Friday the members of the first
and third classes will embark upon
the cruiserr Olympia and the monitors
Arkansas, Nevada and Florida for the
summer cruise, and on Saturday the
fleet will leave for Hampton Roads.
Those who will graduate are rs fol-
lows:
Ezra q. Allen, Scranton, Pa; Ed
mund ID. Almy, Altmont, KY; Will
lam f. Amsden, Abilene, Kan. Law :
renee IL. Austin, Chicago, Ill. /; Joseph
Baer. Praire Hill, Mo. ; George N.
Barker, Littletown, Mass. Courtlandt
&c. Baughman, Parkersburg. w. Va. (;
Patrick n. l.. Bellinger. Cheraw,S. G. !;
Richard +. Bernard, Petersburg, Va. !;
Leslie T.. Bratton, Hastings, Neb. /;
Jere III. Brooks, Detroit, Mich. ; Nir-
ginus f. Clark, Uniontown, Pa. !;
Emory +. Clement, Canandaigua, n.
Y; Samuel A. Clement, Callands,
Va; Richard Il. Coffman, Annapolis,
Nd; John IL. Conditt, Elmwood,
Tenn. John f. Cox, Spencer, Ind. /;
George NJ. sDallas. Nashville, Tenn. (;
Grattan G. Dichman, Bernata, Ga. {:
Edgar A. Ewing, Chicago, ILL.,; Rich
ard s. Galloway, at large: Henry c..
Gearing, Jr., Pittsburg, Pa. !; Reginald
Il. Gillmor, Creston, la. +; Philip O..
fSLOChlOL, Sh1. hObOIL II .
Gross, Thomson, Ca; Louis j. Gull
liver, Portland. Me-; Schuyler f..
Helm, Plymouth, Ind: Samuel L..
Henderson, Imboden, Ark. Clarence
n. Hinkamp, Milwaukee, Wis.,. Sey-
mour +. Holiday, Austin, Tex. !;
Charles Il. Hovey, Portsmouth, n.
Ind. Joseph w. Jewell, Manchester,
~ Il n,.I /.
Harold II. Johnstone, Butte, Mont. ;
Herbret A. Jones, Denver, Colo.
Charles S. Keller, Easton, Pa. +; Ernest
G. Kittell, New York, n. Y; Forney
NJ. Knox, Admission, Ala; Carl G..
Krakow, Dubuque, Ia. Emeric r..
Leonard, Boise, Idaho; Emanuel A.
Lofquist, Burlington, Ia. ; Charles
ScK. Lynch, Greenburg, Pa. /; Henry
A. Mcclure, Buffalo, n. Y; Riley
f. Mcconnell, Gate City, Pa. Will
lam L. Madison, Washington, n.
c.. Alfred II. Miles, at large; Walter
r. Monteser, Yonkers, n. "; Robert
l.. Montgomery, Council Bluffs, Ia. ;
James McC. Murray, Thomas, Pa. (;
Newton l.. Nichols, Saco, Me. Homer
III. Norton, Cleveland, o.; James
Parker, Jr., Newark, n. j.; Ralph
c. Parker, Batavia. n. w.; Charles
+. Pousland, Salem, Mass. Earl w.
Pritchard, Indianapolis, Ind. ;Chauncey
Il. Pngh, Utica, n. Y; Harold II.
Ritter, Reading, Pa; Louis G.
Schekba, Coyington, KY; William +.
sherlock, Canton, o.; George w.
simpson. Brooklyn, \. "; Reuben
r.. Smith, Salt Lake City, Utah
Frederick Il. Stevenson, San Fran
cisco, CAL. Ralph II. Stewart, Huron,
S. D.; Burtob A. Strait Pueblo,
Colo. ThaddeUs A. Thoniso Jr., Ell
mer w. Todd. Eonngstown,o. Mich.
ael j. Torlinksi. Naticoke, Pa. Fran.
els A. l.. Vossler, Maysyille. w
IVA. Herbert f. welte, Terre Haute,
Ind. Newton H.. White, Jr., Wales,
Tenn. Elmo III. Williams, Wood
Vile, Miss; Charles G. Windsor,
Iron River, Mich.