Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-15
University OF VIRGINIA
AWARDS DEGREES TO 148
address to Graduates Is Delivered
by Delaney Nicoll, OF
New York.
ALDERMAN's FAREWELL
Eells Hearers That. Although Nation
Is at Peace, Present Period Calls
for Exercise Of Every Power Its
Sons Possess.
I,orho ;,,,s.Disnatc

sere distributed as follows; bachelor
arts, twcnty-four: bachelor OF
ia Sience. four; master OF arts. twenty!
4 siaster of science, four; doctor OF
IEfhllosophy. two: bachelor Of laws.
.aeSfty-two: doctor OF medicine, twenty
ne; civil engineer. three; electrical!
- Engineer, two; mechanical engineer,
o1ne chemical engineer. four. There also
Were eight graduates of the school OF
gursing.
The exercises were held al II o'clock.
she board Of visitors. invited guests.
aculty and graduates. all in gowns.
sormed at the rotunda and marched
Town the lawn TO Cabeil Hall. Fro.
assor w. NJ. Forrest, Of the school OF
$&fplical literature. offered the irvoca.
hon. and the graduates were announced
" the deans OF the respective DEPART
tents.
An innovation this year was = brief
ddress to tho graduates. II was de-
jvered by Delaney Nicoll. tho we'll
;nown attorney OF New York CITY.
yas followed by President ~AldermaN's
vord of farewell TO the graduates.
lMERICA NOW STANDING
AT CROSSROADS OF DESTINY
rs President Alderman said IN part:
"The foremost thought in all OF our
ainds to-day is our country. for, N
real sense. America stands At The
XrTOSS-TC5uS on NcSIlilN. i htS ~ =
aind you that the period Of American
ISOLATION has passed forever. and / ven
cure to remind YOU further that the
eriod OF American leadership in
world affairs has come definitely in
Eli the ideas. arts. implements. Gull
If you please. that the ultimate
riumph of democracy may demand.
Certainly 1t is true that men OF your
training probably will spend your lives
IN the thick OF the battle to prove
hat the great processes ot seif-Eor-
rnment are the final forms 81 human
Society.
at is a wonderful thing 70 enter
nto the life of 4 generation whose
Fps are touched by FIRE, and which
iears a new call for a new type Of
1an 20 help reshape in-o something dr.
erent and fner 8 world THAI never can
DC the same again. ] am constantly
4 listening TO older men OF the seventies
IND eighties, who recall with pride
he trumpet call TO duty that came
so them TO help reconstruct theiC Own
land. broken II Civil War. ana SUI
erinE from social paralysis. When
sou are old, I believe that memory
Xviii bring back this tragic age 10 you
s With a strange charm as q 9 time
Thrilling With ne- crises and rev i'm
,rlses.
your couav Is no~ alone among
he Erea, uaacrs O: the woIld a.
HL fcdEC- = - a. G 90 N-- -NN -
aniste- peEis and Ihsi calls for Tho
nerc!s. o. every I-owe-. evtry high
bass!on- every great energy n ik suns,
% the END thai pesct may be e noble
,saca. tending 70 stvaace he great
llths upon Which OH. social order
IS sr3Eiaz-iy was huic"
& Two Euoouoc.osoN q ints-est were
aade Liewe1T1 GEG-n EoIto1, zE-
sor4ate professor o paysics, becomes
sercfesso- II 9ayaos Il charge Q. The
.aouss Physical Laboratory. James
1err, wto received bis @asts! Q. ATS
sseETee 2; she oonuExoeaI 5az be-
&rsde ad:ucc- professor % Romance
aaguaEes
b Lz,er there VIE z reception il Msd!-
,on Han % he graduates, relatives
And friends LAKE. -5Es afternoon Iht-e
sas q band cnace- N ne lam ana
ttbis evening II. saaiE ball vas given
in the g~y-orAsiu-a-
Sine already have been published IN
sine Times-Dispatch- Those awarded
other departments were;
GRADUATE O. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Far
hey. Charleston. VI. Va; Grace freG-
gsrica Martin. Lyrchburg. Va; Myrtle
.5ildred Clarke. Ba5ooursville. W.; An
snis Evelyn Jones.E Charlottesville, Va:
$Ioufse virciuta .|Illiams. Scottsville,
Virginia Margaret Martin. Lynch
sburg, Va; Mary Nelson Grown. PROT
SIT, Va; RCth Moran NhdFi'''eN''e
VA.
" Civil engineers-John Earle Bomar,
Marion. Ala; Richard Emmett, Jr.. WIN
chester, Va; Allen Waller Morton, Rich
emond.
Mechanical ens:neer-Randolph Car
der Harrison,
Electrical engineersDClaude wilson
Jordan. Fort Defiance, Va: James Nal
colin Luck, Roanoke. Va.
"a Chemical engineers-Thomas Joseph
adams. Louisville. Ky: Earle Herber,
SBarclaN Portsmouth. Va; Lewis Neil
Barton. Winchester, Va; James Eigueu!
/ Owens. Wilmington, Dol.
IA Bachelors of arts-IIenry Louis
Amonette. Madison Heights. Va. George
Wayne Anderson. Jr., Richmond. Fran)i
Stringfellow Barr. Lindsay, Va: WI
liam Hall Beach. Concord Wharf, Va.
Horace Orlando Bell. Wilmington. Va.
Patrick Henry Galloway, Norwood, Va.
Burr Nolan Carter. Orange. Va; Rob.
art Fill Carter. Orange. Va: HART,
,Woolfolk Coleman. Stanford. Ky; Err
nest Lynwood Dyer. Norfolk, Va. Ed
ward Goodrich. Edgcrton, Va; Franci.
Etuart Harmon, Meridian. Miss; Ernest
Bouldin Harper. panville. Va: JOIN
Summarized Jenkins. Jr.. Norfolk, Va.
Reginald Clair Lamb Franklin, Ky.
Hugh Leach, Richmond; George For
Milton, Jr, Chattanooga, Tenn: Johr
Ghinor, Ashevilie, y. G. John Wise Par
eYoOI6p JEsb c"i lStiilt ' d.. IllaliEU sum
ter Ruffin, Lr, Norfolk. va: Tilghmar
sHollyday Sharp. Norfolk. Va William
sPotter Sterne, Dinwiddie. Va; Franz
aHolland Triplett. Pine Blur. Ark. EIl..
SEimmo Tucker L~ynchhuig, Va: Jane!
tsElint Waller. Mt. Sidney. Va
A Bachelors Of Sciencc-Roher: Edmund
Beard. New Hope, Va: Charles .Iunkc,
Benedict, Silver Spring, Nd: Thoma!
kJeffries Bettes. Midd!ebrook, Va; sam.
sUel Zollicofer Bryson. Jr Louisville
Ky; John Brightwell Freeman. Rich.
st1ond; Franklin McCue Hanger. .Tr
( 5Etaunton. Va; Robert Macdonald Jr.
sLeesburg, Va; william Whann Mackall
} sJr., Savannah, Ga John Lindsay Nor.
mead. Charlotte, y. c.; Henry Prestor
Morris, J~etersville, Va: Elg!e Glibcr
iPurvis. Ashton. Md; Walter Romnel
sKansas City. Mot Percy Farrar Sahin,
Norfolk, Vat Robert Francis Terrell
ASHLAND, Va
~ Bachelor OF science In biology
sSaurence Carpenter Jones. Atlanta, Ga
Masters OF srts-Thornas Alphons
SSalth!s. B. A. University OF virginia
sJniversity, Va: George Lloyd Barton
.Jr.. b. A., University of Virginia, Char
r. I1ottepville Wa William Eepry p~..