The Washington herald., 1922-06-08
Episcopal Theological
Seminary Opens Annual
Excursion.
STEWART FIGHTS ON
Attorney, Appeals Against
Fine Imposed BY Judge Mon
cure, Of Alexandria.
TIE HERALD BUREAU.
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ment exercises OF the Episcopal
Thsological Seminary Of Virginia.
in .Fairfax County. west Of Alexan-
dria. were opened tonight with an
address before the. Students Mis-
sionary Society In the chapel.
At 1880 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing the graduates wiz be addressed
BY the. Rt Rev. Philip, Cook, DID.
bishop Of Wilmington, Del. . The
alumni meeting will follow. The
annual essay win be read by Rev.
william H Wilton. d. D., Of VIII
minzton. ". c. At o'clock the
alumni dinner will be served.
The exercises will end Friday
with ordination services In the
chapel OF the seminary At II o'clock.
The preacher will be Rt. Rev. wfll-
lam R. stesrly. d. D., bishop Of
Newark. N. J. About SIX or seven
will be ordained.
A list OF the graduates follow:
Theodore Knott Barch, Mount Saw
age. Nd; Frank Cox, Philadelphia:
Paul Due. Charleston, s. c.; Philip
J. Jansen. Sioux Falls. SD; Harold
Lounsbury. washington. d. c.;
Takeshi Naide, Osaka, Japan; Henry
Ridout. r.. Aiken, 8. c.; Thomas
Ridout, Aiken. s. c. and Norvell
Wicker. Petersburg Va.
At the eighty-third annual COM
mencement exercises of the Epis-
copal High School of Virginia, held
Monday in Liggett Hall Of that in
stftution. diplomas were conferred
on the following: Henry Coleman.
Baskerville, Richmond. Va; Charles
Edward Gay. III. Georgia: Barlow
Henderson. South Carolina; william
Taber Jarvis, Washington, D. c.;
Carlyle Herbert Bryant Kirkpatrick.
Alexandra. Va: Amber Holmes,
Moss. W. Va; Edward Kriegsmann
Pritchard. South Carolina: Hassel-
tine, Chaffee Ray. South Carolina; !;
Albert Ansley Smoot. Alexandra.
Among prize winners were: Al
bert Ansley Smoot. Alexandria; Ed
win Anderson Alderman. in, UNI
versity Of Virginia; Middleton Ell
liott Randolph. Fauquier County,
Va; John Galloway Lynn, Mary
land: Edward Kriegsmann, Prichard.
8. c.; Douglas Deane Hail. wash
ington. d. c.: southgate Lennon
Morrison, New Jersey; James CraiI<
Morris. Jr., Canal Zone: Albert
Rhett Stuart, South Carolina; Con-
sell Shoup Sykes. Mississippi; wal
.er Heron Taylor. Norfolk. Va:
5eorge farewell Thomas. Maryland; |;
James Lawrence wallace. New
York: Armistead Lloyd Boothe.
Alexandria: Harrison Leigh Buck.
New York: Edward George Laird.
Delavars: southgste Leigh. jr.
Norfolk. va: Hunter Holmes Moss
West Virginia: Edward Cullom
walker. Alabama: John Addison
willett. Newport News, Va.
In the corporation court today
the petition signed by taxpayers
and presented by the law arm OF
Robinson Moncure to call a special
election November to ill the
eight-year term of clerk OF the
courts for which the late Newell 8.
Greenaway was elected. was dis
missed Cation and Cation will sp-
ply to the supreme court of ap-
pesls. of Virginia for a writ of
mandamus to compel the Judge to
order the election.
May Judge Moncure named Ell
lott F. Hoffman clerk Of the courts
to MI the unexpired term of Green
away.
A petition was fled late this
afternoon In the corporation court
by Attorney Frank Stuart, who on
April II was fined SIS and sent
enced to serve, fve days In Jail for
contempt Of court. asking to be re-
lieved from the fne and Jail sent
ence. The petition asserts that
"the fne and Imprisonment are
Illegal and UNJUST The petitioner
asks for the appointment of Judge
Joseph v. Chinn. Of Warsaw. Va.
to hear the petition. Mr.. Stuart
also has forwarded to Gov. E. Lee
Trfnkle a petition for q pardon in
the case,
At an adjourned meeting of the
common council this afternoon
resolution of Councilman E. F.
Ticer authorizing the city to make
a temporary loan Of $4,000 to pay
for the construction of the new
public school building was adopted
The council granted permission to
o. H Ds niels to make improve
nents at 317 North st. Asaph street:
b c. NJ Schwab to erect garage in
rear of 323 South Washington
street; to George s. Finch to re-
single house AT Queen street; to
Henfy L. Cheshire to build garage
in rear of 31s North Fairfax street
In the absence of the clerk, Ficer
was chosen clerk pro tenn.
The civic bureau of the Chamber
of Commerce has arranged to place
bronze tablets at fourteen points
Of historical interest in the city.
Arrangements have been made
for q COMMITTEES of the Chamber of
Commerce to attend a meeting of
the Fort Foote Community Center
. tomorrow night at the high school
at that place In the interest of
the establishment Of what is known
as Fox's ferry, between this city
and the Maryland side OF the river.
The pupils Of Mrs. Matte wade
woods will give a recital of instru-
mental and vocal music at the
Young Peoples Building at o'clock
tomorrow night. r.-