Evening star., 1911-06-04
AIDED DYNAM|TERS|COM|NG To c. v. u.
Man Said to Have Confessed Prof. Charles N Gregory to
He Helped McNanara. Head Law School.
|G0T PLANS OF Bull LDlNGS lAUTHOR OF LEGAL WORKS
Marked Explosive Diplomas Given Graduates Train
Be Used Effectively ing School for Nurses
STRUCTURES WERE BLOWN UP DEBATE TOMORROW EVENING
of
in al ticipate-commencemsnt
Wednesday
Prof. Charles N. Gregory to
Head Law School.
AUTHOR OF LEGAL WORKS
Diplomas Given Graduates Of Train.
ing School for Nurses.
DEBATE TOMORROW EVENING
Honor Men Of Two Societies to Par
ticipate-Commence
Wednesday Night.

Prof. Charles Noble Gregory. former
ly OF the University OF Wisconsin and
late dean Of the law department OF the
University OF Iowa, has aooepted the
offer made him by tho trustees OF
George Washington University 70 head
the law department OF that institution
This announcement was made last night
by Rear Admiral Charles II. Stockton.
president of George Washington Una-
versity, who received a telegram from
Prof. Gregory yesterday accepting tne
position.
Prof Gregory will succeed ProG
Ernest Gustav Lorentzen. who resagneo
in order to become connected with ene
law department OF the University OK
Iowa
The new dean is a member OF the Aznsr-
lean Bar Association and at present -
chairman of it's committee on intefoAs
tional law. Besides being the autnor 9,
a number of law books. he Is q weu
known contributor to law Journals 3no =
member OF several foreign legal soo-
cites.
After resigning from the University or
Iowa. Prof Gregory intended to engage
in private practice. but his nam9 W.
presented to the trustees OF George "esn-
sidering the selection OF successor 20
Prof Lorentzen, with the result THAI Ne
was elected to fill the vacancy.
Commencement Week Opened.
Graduation exercises. hJld last night IN
Masonic Temple by tha Tsa4ning School
for Nurses of the university hospital
opened commencement week OF George
Washington University.
Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce. pastor OF
All Souls Unitarian Church. VIII
preach the baccalaureate sermon TINS
| afternoon at o'clock. and the COM
| mencement exercises will be held in
the Belasco Theater "Wednesday even
| ing beginning at 1880 o'clock
One of the principal events OF the
| week will be the annual prize debate.
/ which will be held tomorrow night IN
the law school, the participants being
honor men of the Needham and Coium-
bian Debating Societies.
Contending that labor unions In the
| United States are in the main bere-
fetal to society. Norris L. Bowen. rep
resenting Columbian; Walter e. Kelly.
bian, will oppose William R. Fitch.
Needham; Peter r. Feldman. Colum-
bian. and ]. Paul Oron. Needham.
Former Commissioners Henry B. =.
will be Justice Wendell p. STAFFORD Of
4 the District Supreme Court, Irwin 3.
Pepper. member OF Congress from
Iowa. and @. w. w. Hanger. CHIEF Sta
tistician OF the bureau OF labor.
Philanthropists Are Praised.
Men who make millions ana then dsvoes
their wealth to benevolent projects were
eulogized by Commander Henry @. Bsy0.
NJ D.. commanding the Naval NedSssi
School, who made the address to stAs
L fo~ Ha
night.
| lionaires q great benefit to humanity
| and assured Admiral Stockton. president
1 of the University, that he would not re-
| fuse to confer honorary degrees on suoh
men.
The greater part of DR.. Boyers address
was devoted to advice to the graduate
nurses. and he defined their duty Obedf-
ence to the physicians in charge OF the
patients they might be assigned TO was
| strongly insisted upon
Admiral Stockton. awarding the dipao-
1 mas to the graduates, paid compliment
| to women, saying that the natural be-
nevolence Of the sex was manifest in the
nurse corps. and expressing his grattfi-
cation that George Washington Univer-
sity was q participant in giving direction
to their humanity by educating them for
| nurses.
Loyalty. fidelity and courage. he said.
virtues.
Loyalty Is Urged.
He urged the graduates to keep these
standards in mind. to be loyal to the
case under their charge. faithful to the
directions OF the attending physician and
| CONTAGIOUS when epidemic called for
| their services.
| Mrs. Huron w. Lawson contributed Two
| songs. She sang David.s Thou Bril-
liant Bird" and "Spring." by Henschel.
Rev. Enoch NJ Thompson prayed. open
ing and closing the exercises.
| The graduates were presented by Dean
Borden Admiral Stockton awarded the
Parsons. California: Margaret Cath
crime Amberger. District OF colum-
bia; Mary Amelia Baiser; Delaware;
mona Brown. Kansas: Ruth Mason Tap
pan District Of Columbia: Dora Vanolta
Krebs. Pennsylvania: Teresa Stark
weather, District Of ,a o9iumpia: 1l,:v Tsy T
mon, West Virginia: Ellen Teresa Lem
non, New York; Mamie Stone Moncure.
VIRGINIA: Lily Clark Hughes, EngiauA;
Ella May Warner. New York
Banquet OF Psi Omega
rne annual spring banquet OF the fa
Omega fraternity. composed OF uUpsr
classmen OF the dental college, 0soe6s
Washington University. was held ia2
night at the Fredonia Hotel NJ ~. M
chaels, master OF the chapter. presided
At the conclusion OF the banquet DH J.
Roland Walton, dean OF the dental school.
responded to the toast. Tho Training or
Dentists" and DIR. Henry c. Thompson.
professor Of dental surgery. spoke on the
subject, Success in Dentistry: Dn a.
p crane. a guest from the University OF
Pennsylvania, also responded to . toast
Thera were a number of informal ad
dresses by members Of the chapter.
The COMMITTEES In cnalge G1ns,s.oo or
and Fl E. Briggs.
TAKE POSITION ON WOOL