The Washington herald., 1921-10-28
SEES ARMS FARLEY
ASSTEP TOWARDS
UNION OF NATIONS
j. w. Crabtree Says Pres
emit Conference Forerun-
ner of Later Meetings.


Limitation Of ornaments VIII be
started at the conference called by
President Harding, and similar par
leys will follow until a society OF
nations is established. and coun-
sells will be substituted for costly
wars to settle the nations diner.
ences"
This was the prophecy made by
James William Crabtree, secretary
OF the National Education Associa-
ton, at the fall convocation Of
George Washington University held
In the Concordia Church, at Twen-
tieth and @ streets northwest, yes
terday morning.
Common Interest VIII Spread.
Individuals have already learned
to set aside personal rights for the
good of the community. The selec-
tive draft law gave equal respon-
sibility to all for the defense Of the
nation, and with the advent OF
woman suffrage came equal rights
for all. This common interest IN
the welfare of the world will be
the aim of all nations" Crabtfee
predicted
The Rev C. W. Locher prayed for
the success of the ornaments limi-
tatIon conference and the mutual
application of the golden rule
throughout the world
BE constructive optimists. was
the advice given the graduates by
Howard Lincoln Hodgkins, preB-,
dent Of the university. Think OF
the sun behind the clouds, and then
help make things as they should be
by accomplishment. Be loyal to
yourself. your community. your ma
ton and your God, and the world
will be a brighter, stronger. worth
Ter place to i've in," President
Hodgkins said.
IS Degrees Awarded
Forty-five degrees were awarded
by President Hodgki1f TO the can
dIdates from the vahous colleges.
Carl Johan Edward Liltencrants re-
ceived the degree of doctor OF
philosophy. and degrees were given
to the following:
Bachelor Of Arts-William Clyde
Cantrell, Texas; Waiva Aileen Dean.
Oregon: Katherine NJ Donovan.
Washington: Frances Elizabeth
Gravatt. Maryland: George NJ Ha-
verstock, Pennsylvania; Arthur
Lloyd Higgins. Missouri; William
Eliot Hudmon, District of Columbia:
Eleanor Catherine Judd. District of
Columbia; Conrad Kinyoun, Dis
trict Of Columbia: Isfdore Latt-
man, New York: Morris Lattman,
New York: William Yong Chick
Lee. Korea; Michael Angelo Muss-
man, Pennsylvania: James Francis
Nolan, New Jersey; Emmett James
Peterson, California: Howard Knott
Shaw. New Jersey: Anna Bogen-
holm. Sloane, Sweden; Forrest
Dwight Stout, Kansas: Helen Mar
garet White, District Of Columbia;
william Frsnklin Wilder, New Jer-
sey: Wellman J. Warner. California.
Bachelor OF Science in Civil En-
gineering-James AllIson Buchanan,
District Of Columbia with distinc-
tion).
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelors
Diploma in E6ucatidl-Edwin War
field Broome, Maryland: Cecil Will
fred Cantrell, Texas; Cora Joy Me-
naugh, District of ColuR(bia: Bertha
Howie Norris. District of Column
bia; Grover Cleveland Young. South
Dakota.
bachelors Diploma In Education
Helen Marie Cecilia Rose. Illinois.
Doctor Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
James Beck, Wisconsin,; Frank
Dunn, New York: Harold Foo"
MAGELLAN District of Columbia: Ray
Frederick Guynn. Virginia.
Bac~ elor OF Laws-Harriet May
Barbour, Oregon: Clifford Frank
Cornell Tennessee; Joseph Conra.f
Fehr, Utah; Robert Lewis Glass
PennSvlva MIA; Leroy Walter Mel
son. Nebraska; Harry r. Pool. Min
nesota: Eta Louise TagEart Dis
trict Of Columbia: Hoadley HoratiC
Willes, Connecticut.
Master Of Laws-Frank Brown
Smith Maryland.
Master Of ScieRce-John Leonard
Baer. Pennsylvania; William Hazen.
New York.
Master OF Arts-Elizabeth Anna
Weber. North Carolina.