The Washington herald., 1914-06-04
NATIONAL Law SCHOOL
PLANS Commencement
Senator MARITIME to Make Address to
Future Lawyers at Exercises
Sunday Evening.
GRADUATES ARE ANNOUNCED

Next Sunday evening in the New Ma
tional Theatre the National University
Law School wifi hold its forty-fifth annual
commencement. Senator James E. Mar
tine. of New Jersey. will address the
graduating classes and Rev. Jay T.
Stocking, pastor of First Congregational
Church, will deliver the baccalaureate
sermon. The Invocation and Benedic-
ton will be. delivered by Rev. c. Ernest
Granger. The United States Marine
Band will play a musical program.
Following is the list Of graduates:
District of Columbia; Horace E. Alex
ander, Maryland; Max Waite Ball, Colo
rado; Russell Abbot Baxter. Iowa: Her.
bert L. Brooks, New York: o. NJ. Butler,
Texas; C. ]. Edwin Carlson. New York;
Leo A. Craven. District of Columbia; ;
George Nj. DOVE, District of Columbia,
Herman Christian Hansen. Wisconsin:
Walter B. Hill, Illinois; Thomas Reese
McCreery, Pennsylvania; Edmund War
ing McLarren, Pennsylvania, Samuel
Marshall Marks, District of Columbia;
G. F. Mikkelson, Maryland; David
Miller. Connecticut; T. Hull Mont
gomery, Tennessee; John Montgomery
Murphy. District Of Columbia; ]. Rafael
Oreamuno, District of Columbia; John
Francis Quinn, Rhode Island; Maurice
Rosenbloom, District of Columbia:
Lawritz B. Sandblost, Oregon; Llewl!yn
NJ. Snowden, Pennsylvania, Edward r.
Dakota; Hugh Allen Suits. North Caro-
lima; Pemberton R. Swift, Illinois;
Francis Cudworth Tarr. Massachusetts,;
Everett H. Taylor, New York; Henry
Bingham Vrooman, District of Column
bia; John Samuel West, Ohio; Frank r.
Wheater, Massachusetts,; Thomas P.
Wilgus, Washington; Charles c. Will
son, Maryland.
Master of patent laws-Horace Z. Alex
ander. Maryland: George NJ. Dove. Dis
trict of Columbia; Otto c. Strom. North
Dakota; Pemberton r. Swift, Illinois;
Frank r. Wheater, Massachusetts; Nor
man T. Whitaker, Pennsylvania; Charles
c. Wilson, Maryland.
Bachelor of laws-Francis D. Alexan-
der, District of Columbia; Martin E.
Anderson, Iowa: u. Oscar Arner, New
Jersey; Max Waite Ball. Colorado; Ralph
T Bassett. District of Columbia; Ray
mond H. Berry, District of Columbia: !:
Sherman P. Bowers. Maryland; Herbert
B. Collins, District of Columbia; G. Ches-
ter Collision. District Of Columbia; Leo
A. Craven. District of Columbia; Ralph
z. Day, Pennsylvania: George NJ. DOVE.
District of Columbia; Edmund Louis
Finch; District of Columbia: Howard Lau-
rie Garrett, Maryland; Francis De Grotte
Hardesty, Virginia; John B. HarreIl, Jr.,
District of Columbia; Walter Benjamin
HILL Illinois: Harry F. Lowenstein, Dis
trict of Columbia; Alfred Raymond
Lowey, New York: Benjamin Yancey
Martin, District of Columbia; Henry Emil
Mielle. Idaho; David Miller, Connecticut;
z. Ellsworth Moore, tr., District OF Co.
lumbia; James @. Norton, New York:
Moses Gutenberg, District of Columbia I;
Roger B. Platt, New York; Louis Ratt-
ner New York; Harry Otis sandberg.
Massachusetts,; Lawritz B. Sandblost,
Oregon; Benjamin B. Schneider, Massa-
chusetts; Llewellyn Snowden, Pennsyl-
vania; Pemberton R. Swift, Illinois; Ed
ward Olin Thomas, Maryland; Harry
Randolph Thomas, Virginia: Douglas
Byers Thompson. New York; Thomas
Marshall, Thompson, Maryland: Charles
E. Tuller, Wisconsin; Henry Bingham
Vrooman, District of Columbia: Walter
Franklin Whitlow, Oregon; Thomas p.
Wilgus. Washington; Charles G. Wilson,
Maryland; Earl Young, District of
Columbia