Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-15
BOOSTS CARTER CLASS
IN ADDRESS TO ALUMNI
John Stewart Bryan Predicts Re-
turn to Wilson Policies in Speech
at University of Virginia.
GLASS OF 1920 GRADUATES
Reference To Old Dominion's Junior
senator Brings Forth Applause,
Also High Tribute Paid To Prcsi-
dent-Tablct Presented.
Especial to The Times-Dlspa,chD


CHI ARLoTTESVILLE. June Ia
Prophesying that the United state,
would return 10, The doctrines an,
stewart Bryan. Of Richmond In al
address at Il luncheon to the pradu,
atinE class of the University OF Nir.
4 ginia, given by the General Alumni
i Association here this afternoon. de,
elared that tho onc-man IN the Demo.
cratic ranks best iitted TO lead tn,
country back TO tnesc principles i.
4 Garter Glass. His reference to In,
VIRGINIA Senator's presidential can
niause, as did the high tribute he
paid Presiden; Wilson,
The occasion was the welcoming OF
INC 1870 class OF the University ,c
Z Brysn recently chosen rector OF the
3 university. WAS speaking on hchalt
{ OF the governing body Of the inst!tu.
lion. Air. Bryan also expressed tho
alumni Association would be given
the proper recognition by hcing al
ioWed representation on the board ..
visitors of the University.
Alderman Delivers speech
This MAS also stressed by Prcsldcn,
Edwin y Alderman. who addressed
the gathering. Milton g. Elliott,
prominent Washington attorney ana
iil''A VI the executive comm! | ,
OF thc association, presided. and Arini-
stead {. Gordon. of stanton. wei
coined tic class TO the ranks OF the
alumni. and Arthur Leo KinsolvinE.
OF BHltimorc, responded for the class
me luncheon Was held at the Uni
verSity commons ana WAS largely AT
tended
At meeting of the association.
before the luncheon. the following o.
hccrs for the next two years were
elected: Charles steele New York;
president, Or. Hugh Young. BALI.
more, first vice president. Murray
McGuirc. Richmond, second vice prcs!-
The following were elected To the
executive committee nf the asso,aa
ton: Milton c. Elliott. Washing,on
5oSeph NJ. Hartheld, New York
Robert Tunstal!. Norfolk. Dr. Williau,
y. Goodwin. University: Gibson
hobbs. l.ynchburs; Mcl.ane Triton,
GhariottesNi!le, and John Luck, Uni.
1870 CIns. Hold Exercises.
The. exercises OF the 1920 gradual
ms class OF the University Of Vir-
gina featured the Monday program,
OF the University commencement,
me l'-e class is distinctive as the
war class OF the University, having on
us rolls more former service mon
!han any other class going out from
INC University. In il are MANY mon
VINO returned TO take up their studies
49, S'''S tpStntt In service. :,
Eood part OF which was in Franco,
Ihe exercises were appropriate and
impressive. and symbolizcd and re.
nected The spiri; of tho Virginia
SS a,S OF ms year The entire
Douy or graduates, numbering onr
hundred and seventy odd men TOOK
part. '"oN
AS n parting eff, 10 the univ.r-
Shy inc class presented bronze
tablet bearing the names If ,hn
sixty odd Virginia alumni who mad
the supreme sacrifice In the world
war THIS memorial viii bc pluc,d
on The Rotunda beside the tablets
bearing the names OF the Virginia
men VINO Ia the sixties answered
ne call OF the South. The prcsenta-
zion was made on behalf 90 the class
pS Robert q. Butcher, of Peters.
purH. Va. u graduate OF the law
school. President Edwin \. Alder
man received the gi:t for the uni
rersity.
bid Farewell 10 school
The class poem was written and
Covered hy Frank Robertson
Keade, OF Alexandria. Va. Charles
!. GhurchmAn. OF stanton, Va
president OF the graduating class,
bid an impressive farewell 10 Alma
mater for the class and the exercise,
closed with the singing OF The
Good Old Song"
Inc commencement exercises VIII
pc completed with the program Tues
day. which includes the conferrin.
or The degrees on the graduates.
Homer l.. Ferguson, OF Newport
News, Va. president Of the Newport
News Shiphuildinp and prydock
COMPANY and a former president Of
inc United states Chamber Of Com
merce VIII make the address to the
Close Win The hn.4 i, ' AT the
gymnasium Tuesday evening"
=" Sell iinrnn Estate.
BRISTOL, June ii-AnnoUmrc-
nent is made here THAI the vast
properties 81 the Patrick Eacan
estate, including valuable coal lands
ana town lots iu Norton. DUnglunou.
and R.ehmcnd. wiI! be sold at public
auction AZ G4Ee Guy. Va on August
tween the b"ncrciaries Of the estate
and the trustee. Property which
Will not be sold viii bc divided
among the heirs PATRICK Hagan,
who died IN February, 1915, was on
of the lead.ns capitalist and nuan-
ciers in Virginia, hayin. amnsscd an
estate running into millions Of dol
lars The principal part Of the large
estate IS located Il: scott and MISC
CountIcs
Finals nj Lynrhhurr High.
lfNCHBUEG. JUN. 18th, finals
of the I.yn -h5ur= HEN school be-
gan here Yesterday with me bae-
cu!aureate sermon 10 the students
at Court Street Methodist, Church by
Dr.. Samuel T Sen'er. some jDu stu
DENT. being present for ihc service.
Tomorrow night the graduating cN-
ercisss take place at tn. City audi :
forum. at which time Dr. Dice r.
Anderson. president Of Randolph
Macon Woman.s college viii make
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