The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1910-06-09

VIII g1 forth AZ examples, and !. All
spiFat ieaN the people among
@ht pah they wifi labor DIS, the Meath
Esrs. teachers, doHt ors, and inaistsial
|aht cBh ieaaefs OF. a tTace,, sEhETh e 8
attendahcs ofI.tEe fyeat, Has %nbassad
EtaRh9adRAtlyy' rewaSdedp fpfys b il! anufe- I
Whiting Efforts ft56S%ard 4 Tile batter
msht OF the Wsddafs condition, DR..
|Thffkield felt m6fe inll,GesseH with
the enlivening ., Of the University
spirit AMONG the students, faculty
and citizens generally than in the
mere fact that new buildings had
peen erected ON the campus and
new eduiRtnent had been added.
Brick and mortar, appliances and
material COUNT for much in the maxi
ing OF an institution remarked the
genial president, but they are as
cobble-stones without the infusion Of.
the great spirit Of moral force and
enth usiasm for ideals that give soul
and nd character and purpose to an i'm
stitution;.' ''Givens this, all the rest
comes as a natural result Of copse-
cIdleQ laDor.
pr. Thirkield received an ovation
as he took his seat
40 graduates Receive Diplotpns,
/ 40 graduates in the various de-
part!mehts received diplomas, dis fol-
lows: 80 - '''|:'': -!
+ Bachelor Of Arts-Charles w. Bar
nett,' Joanna NJ. Berry, Norma E.
Boyd, j Jonathan S. Butts, William c..
Chase. Ir., Josia w. Clifford, James
f. Dagler, Ethel H. Jones, Leroy E.
Jones, j u4ius H. -Leve William A
Love- Reginald l., Lynch, Sarah N.
,Meriwether, Frederick D. Morris,
George w: f. Oldham, Ernest NJ.
POLAND, John G. Ridout Carrie e.
Showden, Howard H. Summers, Har-
riet J.7Perry, Wexford r. Wilson.
BACHELOR Of Arts, and Teachers
Diploma fl entey T.. Cox, Sadie b:
Davis, Bertha Hanson. Rufus J..
Hawkins, Halle P. Murray, Phoebe
+. Perry: .-..
Bachelor of Pedagogy-William
r. Williams, A. B.
Bachelor, Of Divinity-Anthony
Deans, John c. Diamond, John T.
jackson, Lloyd A. Perkins
Doctor of Mcdicin e-Charles A..
Allen, John Harold w. Ayers, Joliet
G: Bagliey, A. B., William Henry A..
- Barrett. - Henry c. Bemboyl, A. B.,
Edward E1eazar Best, Harold, M.
,Braithwaite, Clarence e. Brent, Chas.
rs: Brooks, Al. B.; William A. Cole
man, Michael M. Edwards, John G..
Ellis, Alfred W. Harris, Jr., Will
Ham Han ( <,H4Iaarrv ey, IF, George H. flask
ms, A. 'B?;2 William +" Holmes, IL.
lf fB; Walter n. Levy, Thomas Il.
l'i1oWrie, lRoheft 4. Mcdaniel e. s.
Mason, ,Gfemente b. Mercado, Henry
T. NpclMsefoy, Jphh' w. Pierce, A.
BE- 'Christopher, Nj. Rouhlac, Walter
l.. Scott, Raphael Stella, Roscoe C.
! Vaughan. and George n. Woodland,
EB. S. -. ..-' - ...
r, Doctor Of Dental Surgery James
b. Bro@n, Joseph 3: Cherry Conrad
f, Clarke, Carey ". Freeman, Will
lam p. Giles, William d. Godfrey
Gene B. .Goggins, Adolph l.. Mans,
Andrew L. Jackson, Isaac NJ.
Lawrence, A. B.; George f. Lumsden
Phar. D.; Moses A. Morrison, B. S. :;
IEgerton l.. H. Rance, Park Tancil.
Anthony V. Washington, Linford X.
Willis.
Doctor of Pharmacy-James H.
Bynum, Reginald @. Campbell, Sher-
wood l.. Catlett, Enoch w. Dicker-
son, Robert e. Giles, Arthur S. Gray
LII. B.; James l.. Pathway, Nathan
&c. Minton, Frank H: Weaver
| Bachelor of LaWs-J. Fenwick
Bush, George w. Blackwell, William
R. Blackwell, James e. Floyd, Eli
jah j. Graham, Jr., Robert l.. Harvey
Tommie l.. Higgins, John G. Hodges
A. B.; Joseph II. NJ. Johnson, Isaac
&. Mason, Jessie H. Mitchell, Brown
w. Payne, A. B.; Charles w. Sexton
Wilfred r: Sheitmau, =. jerome r
Smith, Clifford H. Tavernler, Walter
r. Taylor, A. B., A. NJ; John w. A
THOMAS, John B. Thorne, Andrew D
Washington, John w. White, Ralph
W. White, A. b., A. M.
President Taft Elected Trustee Of
Y, Howard.
A distinct triumph for DR.. Think
ield was recorded in the election OF
President William Howard Taft as a
trustee Of the institution, to succeed
the late Gen. o. o. Howard, The
founder Of Howard University. The
President has shown a deep interest
IN the welfare Of the school for a
number Of years and since he be-
came the head Of the nation he has
laid the cornerstone of the Carnegie
| Library and assisted in it's dedicat-
1 ion, making two visits to the school
within a year. His friendship has
taken various or actual forms and
this last great mark Of favor, while
the subject Of jubilation, is not
| altOgRthPr a SllrnriSe Tho antinn