Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-16
OF WAR
WILL STOP WAR,
SPEAKER SAYS
Evanston (Ill.) Minister AID
dresses Graduates of
Butler College.

Education Of the public as to the real
causes Of the late war, its horrors, its
expense and its turbulent aftermath of
general restlessness and uncertainty, as
the only real manner in which to bring
world peace, was the theory expounded
by the Rev. Ernest little, pastor of the
first Methodist Church of Evanston, Ill,
I in his address delivered today at the
/ Sixty sixth annual commencement exer
cises of Butler College in the college
gymnasium.
lit appears" said DR.. Title, wars
are inevitable, but / do not agree with
| the superstition. l believe there is a
new conscience developing regarding war
There is a growing feeling in the minds
Of working people against war and the
preparation for it. 1 find considerable
ground on which to build an estate for
/ better world for my children.
/ Everybody should read books, pam
phlets and all the literature available con-
/ corning the late war. People do not
know enough about war, and in such
knowledge lies the hope of future peace.
"Tne way for YOU" addressing the stu
dents directly, ito help in the great
movement for world peace is TO spend
]
and then pass it on to the people about
! you"
! Dean J. w. Putnam presented the di-
/ plomas to the graduates, Dr. Charles I.
/ Paul, president of the College Of Mis-
sions gave the invocation and Benja-
min Franklin Daily read the benedic-
ton. A musical program was played by
4 the Orloff Instrumental Trio.
WvNRY RRUNER GETS
| SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP.
! Announcement Of hOnOrs for high stand
| ing was made, FRANCES Miriam Weaver,
Alex Cavins and Helen Mcdonald com
posing the group. The senior scholar
ship was awarded Henry Bruner.
The graduates included Ralph Vernon
! Austin. Terre Haute, H.; Chester ink
Barney, Indianapolis; Sarah Louise Birk,
/ indianapolis; Emma Gladys Bonn, In
dianapolis; Virginia Bracket In
dianapolis; Margaret Emile B-uner, In
dianapolis; Grace Aminia Buchanan, In
dianapolis: Florence Fern Buenting In
dinnapolis: Elizabet Elnora Confield, In
dianapolis Alexander Weinstein Cayins,
Indianapolis; Louise Mary Clark, In
! dianapolis; Albert A.pnzo Coil. TT Wayne
May Louise Cory, Winnipeg. Canada !;
Lucille R0Salie Dearborn, indianapolis;
Paul Arbuckle Draper. Indianapolis;
Eliza Edna Fike. indianapolis; Elizabeth
May Fike, Indianapolis: Marjorie Carolyn
Fisher, Indianapolis; Dorothy Alice For
syth, Indianapolis; Mary Fugatei In
dianapolis; Esther Elizabeth Goff, Rus,
sellville Newell Pratt Hall, indianapolis;
Wayne NJ. Harryman, Indianapolis; Eva
Gladys Ravens. Summitville; Martha
/ Hawkins Indianapolis; CleOn Headrick,
Indianapolis: Mary Louise Henderson. In
/ dianapolis; Herbert Eugene Hlil, In
dianapolis; Gertrude Dorcas Hunter, In
dianapolis; Kathryn Marcia Mead, In
dianapolis: Helen Esther Mcdonald. An
derson; John Melvin Masters. lndianapo-
lis; De Forrest ODell, Indianapolis; Ray
mond Arthur Peterson, Indianapolis;
Eleanor Vivian Pollock, Indianapolis;
Esther Asencath Renfrew, indianapolis;
Frace Lillian Riley, indianapolis; Hurl-
bert Thirkield Riley. indianapolis; Her
man Murray Riley. Indianapolis; Ruth
/ limo SchOOler, WhitestOwn: James Isaac
Shockley, jamestown; Elsa Susanna
Smelcer, Indianapolis; Helen Julia Smith,
indianapolis; Freida Steinman, lndiapap-
oils: Agneese allegro Stewart, lndianapo-
lis Marjorie Jane Stewart, Indianapolis;
Marie Cecilia Thale. Indianapolis; Roy
Melvin Thompson Indianapolis; Valentine
Marie Louise TouOne, Anevard. Isrie,
France: Marjorie Iva Trask, Indianapo
lis; Mamie Ellen Twneham, indianapolis,
Martha Updegraff, indianapolis; Gladys
Wamsley. indianapolis: Frances Miriam
Weaver. PittsbOro: Pearl Dolores Widas-
IN, Kentland, and Virginia Woodward
Yong. Covlngton, Ky.
TRUSTEES TALK OF
COLLEGE REMOVAL.
At the meeting Of the board Of trustees
yesterday DR.. Charles T. Paul, president
of the College of Missions. said the pro
posed removal Of the College of Missions,
now located at Iryington, to another city
may be reconsidered if there Is an as
surance Butler may be expanded to
university. An informal discussion con
I corning the expansion and the combina
! ton of the two colleges followed DIR.
Pam's remarks.
A large portion Of the time was devoted
to the discussion of the removal Of the
college to Fairview Park but no decision
was reached.
DR.. Putnam has been dean and acting
president Of Butler College since the
resignation of DR.. Thomas c. Howe. and
/ the board was also confronted with the
necessity of exciting new president.
Although several hours were spent yester-
| day in discussing this problem, no de.
eision was reached
! Henry Kahn and Lee Burns. ludianapo-
/ lis, and Lora G. Haas, kokomo, were
elected to the board as alumni representa-
! tiVes R. r. Davidson and 'Emsley John
son, of this city, were reelected to the
board.