Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-18

sion on dlsplcakaie TIeEe Is 4 cass of
j man whcxc Lark of success was due
ID the fact that he aid nos seem gssc-I
sous and E.easaas III mis- ieaiiEgs gith
others
sTsonI Be disturbed ~ paOpla wt0
eosne about Won insisting that IN
adopts IL their ideas il ihe Only
Nay Id avert world catastroplly. When
gssoLaeas pseaaat slasnssises try IA ~
form yourself concerning thell. but
do not gel the ldsas that The sLscsal
system 81 teasy i n iInEqsd bate esn.
ger. and remember thar the world Hili
probable be auas as gpsId ages from
nom ~ n ii soasy. pS mes WORRY un-
necessarily concerning What viii hap
pen In your comparatively short day.
SIR. Peters address s0acAed direct.
IL ca paints Of vital interest 10 youth.
and Ii was received wAh much ar-
plause 81 the large audlLcs which n
Inspired.
Juage Moss
Hon R0sseyt Moss. In presenting
the medal 10 Cadet Wohlgemuth for
having attained the highest average
iii scholastic work fOT hts entire
course spoke arnt AZ the VI de spaces
Ehieh are covered W st. 40hR'a anen
wi,o nave gs,:le info fhe social duties
gDr .shlch lhe college iisiod them.
II We were to cali 4 roll Of those
wac have gene. hs aa!a, I u would
have ID IL answered fr0fa TeGaa ~
tin Arctic Circle
Speaking particularly OG the milf
tary excellence of the college Judge
Moss said
How We snnddars1 when ~ learn
Ell rilnt 81. Johns WAS ~ he nlade a
military lraiuIag camn, by the \, IA.
Il. a., ind hoN re wondered II VII hei
fasnc as 4 military Institution would
hold when sic @as Dlisced apder the
iiriel eye q the governments Bnt she
lsrayed herself at that tune worthy ot
III ihe faine ,sll:ch she Aas possessed.
ailI now We kn9W her To be second ~
rome.
You are fortunate In many ways
here DIT ST Johns: fortunate 10 be in
place wbere no traitor q Stacker
Mas I1una; fortunate to be IN The cap.
ttal city ug tbs State whose GOpernor
Ii ineA.clle3. fortunate d be IN i
nIace where The ministers, In tl;Aa OF
the conntry's peril. lent every aid they
aslnId by preaching patriotism on
eysry possible OCCASION fortunate 70
oe near the greatest naval institution
HI the w0rld. I
At the end OF his brief address
Judge Moss spoke 81 the high stand
ards Of tie iastiiution and at the high
nol0r az ranking fFst Ia the seaiOr
class. After this lie presented the
medal ia Mr. Wohlgcnntil and con
graduated him on his scholarly at,
alnments.
Following the presentation # the
medal BY Judge Moss, Dt. Fell an
n0ynced the elaction of officers 0g the
sLndant senate Tor next year and the
nalncs uf tho. graduates Mllp will he
gecpnln ended as being particularly
proficient In their work The three
aIghest we're Wphlgemnih, aIoUEe and
,8achar. Ia addition To these thr8e
ne names III Newcomer. GLADDEN.. aud
Cunningham we're given IL consider
alton of the excellence Of their work.
Goyrywor Oeniers Degrees
Tha degrees wero conferred on the
graduates and others by Governor
Harrington
III short expression OF cORgyatu.
lakiOn To the graduating class Cover
nor Harrington. himself On RlMnRus
II ihe c.lIloIe. told uf tie qualification
vhicA ehaula come 80 tilen. Ia know
ing that they ara gra,lnatel os The
nstita On.
GRADUATE DEGRRgS
The following degrees we're con
ferred on the graduates:
RaehcaOr 81 Arta
Robert Allan Bier. Olanlon, Ma.
James Moylon Bowling, Hughesyilie,
Nd.
goshsa Cleyesana Braannger, Oak
Land. Id
Edward Madison Gusts, pocomoks
City. MD.
william Elijah TseeRy Dssmas,
Del.
Robert S 4 Glaadsa. Annapolis.
Nd.
Lawrence VI. I.avson. Logan. West
Va
George Kalp Matzgar, RedfoFd,
penna.
Guy Carlton Moore, Salisbury. Nd.
William E DIiyet. Annapolis. Nd
William II Love Slads. Reisters-
town. Nd.
Panna.
BaeAelsE - Relesea
HeOrga r wohglemuth. FlEss Honor,
AnnapoIls. Nd
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