Evening star., 1925-06-13
CANCEL WAR DEBTS,
ADVICE OF DR.. RYAN.
Address at K. of c. School
Commencement PreCedes
Awards to ESQ Graduates.

Cancellation of all war debts was
advocated by Very Rev. John A.
Ryan of Catholic University at the
sixth annual closing exercises of the
knights of Columbus Evening
School, last night in the X of c.
Hall.
Had all the interallied war
debts been Cancelled at the close of
the great conflict, and had German
reparation payments been conformed
TO the terms of the armistice. all
the nations, including America,
would now be vastly better off moral
ly, politically and economically, A"
said DR.. Ryan. international char
ity would have been national wis
dom. Indeed international charity
is always the best policy. 1t is the
best policy because it is a part of
the moral law which God has or
dalned for the guidance and well
fare of both individuals and nations.
Not Too Late to Cancel.
Even now it is not too late for the
united States TO summon an inter
national conference for the cancella.
tioh oI all war debts and war repara-
tons, on condition that all the nations
dlsarm, outlaw war and set up an eff
lectlVe system of international arbi-
tratlon. There is not the slightest
doubt that our country has the power
10 achieVe all these great results for
human brotherhood and for enduring
national welfare
diplomas and certificates were pre-
sented TO 25O graduates by Dr. Frank
fara' dean of the evening school.
lanes "A. sullivan, state deputy of the
knights Of Columbus, spoke on the
educational work of the organization.
musical program was presented by
the Il of G. School Orchestra, and
DanleI stanton sang several numbers,
accompanied by Mrs, j. B. Waters.
Prize Essay Awards
Announcement was made Of the
hrst and second places in the real
estate prize essay contest conducted
IN the real estate court of the school.
The first prize, the j. Leo kolb gold
medal, went to John +. Anderson.
The second prize, a book on real
estate by Benson and North, donated
ny Dr. Harry S. O'Neill, was present
ed 10 r. l.. Watson.
The prize set of Corpus Juris" Of
fered to a student in the third-year
law class by the American Law Book
Co. was won by John A. OTerholt and
David Rose, who We're tied for first
place in the contest
Those who received diplomas and
certificates follow:
Names of Graduates
The graduates follow. William +.
Atkinson Hudson ID. Baines. Eurie Y.
Bazzell, Jane T.. BIakenev. Thomas G
Bouland. Maude NJ. Bowman, Roger
Bradshaw, Thomas NJ. Brew. Frances
5. Brilliant, Robert W. Brownlee.
Harry Z. Brunett, Isaac G. Buchanan.
Spencer burroughs, Charles w. Car
hart, Oscar L. Carlton, Charlotte Car
mody, Catherine NJ. Cats, Margaret
h. Cats, Gilbert Chapman. Lloyd z.
Coblentz, William H. Coker lie Rov
Cooke, Starkie s. Copeland, Helen Il.
Crawley. Mary +. Crawley, J. Arthur
Cromwell, Catherine F. Crowley,
Thomas j. Crowley John w. Cunning
ham, Nellie Cunningham, George +.
Davis.
Carl 7. Day, Reginald Dechene.
John w. Deininger, Nellie NJ. Deni-
son, Josephine Ditz, Peter l.. Dolan,
William l. Donaldson. Hazel j. Dud
ley, Walter p. Duffy. Edward ]. Du-
zinsh, Monica NJ. Dwyer, Mary A.
Eike, Marjorie Emery. julius T.
Estes, Thomas +. Fahey. Carol NJ.
Farquhar, William j. Fitzgerald.
Bess NJ. Fitzpatrick Isabella Flew
yelling, Martha +. Ford. Joseph F,
Ganley, Emile II. Gilliaert. Mary II.
Gillis, Richard G. Gordon. Mary NJ
2. Oracle, Prillie w. Griggs, r. f.
Hampson, Nancy f. Hanen, John r.
Hanschman, Mary +. Hart.
Joseph Henratty, James F. Herbeck
Harry j. Huber. Jeanette w. Hughes.
John r. Jarvis, Harry kabat. Albert
J. kerney, John J. keating Thomas
J. Kennedy, Preston J. kessel John
?. kowaleski, Morgan Lacy, Milton
j. Landvoigt, Herman q. Lauten,
Marie V. Leffingwell, Leo Lorditch,
Perry w. Loren. Russell f. Lynch,
Troy McCollum, William j. McElhin-
ney, Hugh {. Mckinney, James G..
Mckenzie. Raymond A. Mcmillan,
Walter f. Mcnamara. Ambrose Mars.
den, Maria r.. Marsden. George Y.
Menke. John V. Miller. Daniel ]. Muir
ply, Desmond f. Murphy, Samuel Z.
Nichols.
Maurice P. O'Connor, Lillian c.
O'Malley, Edward w. Parenteau.
Theophilus n. Pepin. Wilbur A. Pes
tell, Herman o. Pfalzgraff, Louis S.
Prejean, Daniel f. Quigley. jr., Andy
{. Ramsey. Mary +. Regan, George
+. Riddiford, Elmer r. Reynolds.
Ruth l. Reynolds, Frederick r. Rice,
10. n,
William j. Rocket, Robert NJ. Rogers,
Justine Rohan, James NJ. Ryan, Annie
T. Ryan, Emmons NJ. Sanford, Harry
W. Schmits, Martin A. Schubert
Theda Schultz. Lille H. See, Mary +.
Shields, Michael E. Slindee. Florence
Z. Smith, George r. Smith.
Edward r. Steele, Frank I. Stelzel
George +. Stokes, John NJ. Storm,
Anna r. Sullivan, Frank b. Swart
Benjamin H. Sweet, George w. Taylor,
Marie a. Thompson. Horace n
Throckmorton, Leo T. TooIey, Frank
Topash, Ella Mae Turner, James r.,
Tyrrell, Ernest A. Nalade. Elizabeth
G. Walsh, Thomas l.. Watson. Mary
u. Weide. Benjamin Weissbrod
Theodore F. Wilson, Evelyn F. Wood
Francis ID. Wood, Joseph c. Wood
Jimmie Y. f. Allen, Walter V
Barney, Philip F. Biggins, James H
Carroll, William H Carroll, William
j. Crilley, Thomas H. Deckelman
William A. Gallagher, James c
Gardiner, John E. Goggins and Pau
E. Golden.
Evelyn A. Greene, Albert w Hamill
Edwin B. Hayes, Joseph Henschel
John n. Hickey, Andrew w. Huntress
John A. Jones, John ]. Keehan
Thomas J. Luckett, William j. Nc
Philomy, James J. Marren, Peter J
Mitchell William 3. Moran, Ashley
J. Nicholas, John f. O'Neill. John A
Overholt, Louis S. Prejean, Homer r
Raffensperger, Edward NJ Ready
David Rose, Loretta H. Ryan, Martin
P. Skolnik, Matthew X. Stone, Samuel
H. Taylor, Peter f. Ward Addison H
Wiley.