Evening star., 1924-05-30
PATRIOTISM PLEA
OF JUSTICE MCCOY
Address Marks Graduation of SO
Pupils From Americaniza-
tion School.

Patriotism and devotion to the
United States were pointed out as
prime requisites of good citizenship
by Chief Justice Walter l. Mccoy in
addressing eighty-two graduates of
ception for the new citizens in the
Columbia Junior High School last
night.
The graduates, each of whom was
awarded a certificate of graduation
from, the school last night, had all
been American citizens since last
November.
The exercises were held Jointly by
the Americanization School. the
American Women's Legion and the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion.
A brief address of welcome to the
new citizens also was delivered by
Raymond F. Crist, commissioner of
naturalization. He impressed upon
them their duties as citizens of this
country
Others Speak Briefly.
Others who made brief addresses
included: Oran T. Moore, chief
naturalization examiner; Miss Maude
E. Alton, principal of the American
ization schools of the District of Co
lumbia; Mrs. w. Grayson Cole of the
Mary Washington Chapter, D. A. R.,
and Mrs. Walter I. Mccoy of the
George Baldwin Mccoy Unit, Amer
lean Women's Legion.
A presentation of United States
flag to the Americanization School
was made by Mrs. ]. Edgar Smith of
Our Flag Chapter. D. A. r.
Two-minute addresses were de-
livered by members of the graduates
as follows: Jacob Rubin, Joseph
Burke. Jacob yaffe, Donata Marietta,
Steven Mcdonald and Nick Zografos
Sam Kiatta, being unable to attend
had his address read by his daughter,
Miss Thelma Kiatta.
The remainder of the program in
cluded clarinet solos by Nunzio LII
pinto Licausi accompanied by Nine.
Marie Zalipski; an address on the
| value of the Americanization School
Association by Max Kossow, and flute
solos by STANLEY @ .naf Moifsthai; ,sic accom- %a
also furnished by the Americaniza-
tion School Association Orchestra.
Recipients of Certificates.
The program was in charge of Miss
Dorothy ]. Donally. Those who re-
ceived certificates were:
Louis Alpert, Giuseppe Anessi, An
thony John Anselmo, David Arkin,
Dickran Azadian, Demetrios Athan-
Gottlieb Baumgartner, Samuel 1smet
Behgjet, Joshua Block. Kiarcoulis
BoutseIe, Frank Bredice, Gaetano
Bredice, Pasquale Brocarto, Joseph
Burke, Mrs. Emmacarlotta Carlina,
Charles X. Chaconas, Albert Chris
tian, francesca Cicero. Mrs. Kath-
crime Cicero. Ernst Coblenzer. Louis
Consorti, Bruno Cristarello. Charles
Louis Deloye. Hyman Demsky, Rob
ert Eames, Erik Gustaf Eklund,
Raphel Errarra. Mrs. Margaret Bar
bara Fey, Francesca Giuffre. Souren
H. Hanessian, Walter Frank Harwood,
Meyer Herson, Saidallah Idriss,
Jacob Iseli, Carlo Luca Jaccarino,
ames Jaffee, Nicolas Kristen Kape-
tanakis, Thomas Karrathanos, Da-
vid Kaufman, Sam kiatta, Abra-
ham Jacob Kline, Louis Kots,
Telemahos Lampiris, Harry Levin
Samuel Levinson, Nunzio Lopinto i
Causi, Stephen Nicolas Macdonald
William Mandis, Panagiotis Mantsto-
poulous, Salvatore Marcellina, Donate
Marraffa, Ettoro Mezzanotte, Bernard
Mindonf, Abraham Mollinoff, Frank
Monaldo, Daniel Murphy, Solomon
Novik, Giuseppe Pappalado, Albert
Pell, /. Pomerantz, Miss Marie ProH
Joseph Raymond, Herman Rosin, ia
cob Rubin, Domenico Sabbatina, Cuni
Schiezick, Gregory B. Shahinian, Nor
ris Shurman, Aaron Sfegal, Jacob Sill
verman, Luigi Spadaro, Luigi T. Spa
daro, Carmelo Trifiletti, John A. Vou-
flea, William Wahl, Karl Werthner
Stanislaws Wolfsthal. Frank Zamech-
mix, Nunziate Zangle, Nicholas 70
CRATES and Jacob Yaffe.