The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-12
COLLEGE GRADUATES
ABOUND IN BUREAU
In Corporation 90 Per
Cent of Employees Have
Degrees.

There is probably no department OF
bureau in Washington that can eouaI
the record of the Bureau OF Corporations
IN the high scholastic class of its per-
sonnet
OF the. total number OF employees. in
Guiding clerks. special examiners, special
agents. attorneys. examiners. and mes
senGers. about 50 per cent have taken
degrees in colleges and universities.
while the remaining 40 per cent either
have some technical training, or are at
present pursuing studies that will lead
to degrees
So thoroughly imbued with learning is
the bureau that even the messenger boys
are students of a high order. Chief
Clerk Choate, who heads the list for
degrees won, was himself surprised one
day recently to find one of his messenger
boys at the lunch hour buried deep in
the study Of analytical geometry, while
another was translatinE a scientific work
from German into English
Harvard, Cornell, Johns Hopkins. and
all the large colleges and universities.
Including those I'm Washington, are rep
resented in the bureau by graduates.
Practically every branch of college
work is represented by tho degrees
taken. as will be seen by the following
list of graduates: Bachelor OF CONNER
CIHl sciences, /; bachelor of science. q;
bachelor of pedagogy. ]; bachelor OF
philosophy, .; bachelor of arts. IT., me-
chanical engineer, /. master of peda-
gOEy l. master of arts. II, doctor OF
philosophy. s; bachelor of laws. 10, mas
ter of laws. 6; master of diplomacy, =;
doctor OF civil law, >.
Nineteen have been admitted to the
bar of various States and Territories.
and two. Chief Clerk Choates and J.
kennedy Stout, have also been admitted
go practice before the United States Su-
preme Court
The following employees have taken
degrees. Bachelor OF arJs-A. T.. BAN
ming, e.. L. Edgerton. Harry G. McCarty.
Bachelor of commercial scienc.~-Robert
r. Belt. Bachelor of laWs-tohn s.
Bigss. John NJ. Bukett. John b. Chad
dock VI. NJ Flannery. August c. Gut
helm. Edwin B. Haas. Eugene H.
Hickok. John II. Nelson. T. NJ. Robert
son, Giles r. Tasgart. Walter b.
Wooden. Mechanical engineer-Artnur
II. HerscheL Bachelor Of laws and mas
ter of laws-T. A. Carroll Clair r. Hill
Yer, Wardlaw NJ Mason. Bachelor Of
science-Luther Couant, jr. Bachelor Of
arts, master OF arts, and doctor of phil
osophy-Howard II. Cook. Bachelor of
arts and master OF arts-John II. Dynes,
j. Kennedy Stout, Luther II. Warning.
Bachelor Of laws. master of laws, and
doctor of civil laws-John T. Harris.
Bachelor of arts and doctor of philoso-
Thy-John p. Hollis. Bachelor of science
and master of arts-W. 3. Hunter.
Bachelor of science. bachelor of phil
osophy. and master of arts-C. G. Hunt
iugtou Bachelor Of laws. master OF
laws and master of diplomacy-C. a.
Miller Bachelor of science and bache-
Ion of laws-Charles s. Moore. Bachelor
of arts. master of arts, and doctor of
rhlOsoDhy-Albert G. Muhse. Burr !.
Ramage. Worthy p. Stems. Bachelor Of
philosophy and doctor of philosophy
Aaron NJ. Sakolski. Bachelor of science.
master of arts. and doctor of philosophy
Francis Walker. Bachelor OF science.
master of arts. and doctor of philosophy
Mack West. Master of pedagogy and
bachelor of pedagogy-Charles T.
Windle Bachelor of laws. master Of
laws. master Of diplomacy. and doctor
Of civil laws-Warren r. Choate.