Evening star., 1925-06-04
24O GET DIPLOMAS
/ At BLISS SCHOOL
Spiritual Aims as Vital as
More Material Side, CuIbert-
!; son Tells Graduates.

Political, social and spiritual prog
ress must be made to keep pace with
material and scientific progress in the
United States, William ). Culbertson
vice chairman of the United States
Tariff Commission told 240 graduates
of the Bliss Electrical School at the
annual commencement exercises last
night.
sAmerica must keep the sort of spir-
itIal leadership eXemplitied in Roose-
Welt and Lincoln, he said. to insure
against building up a top.heavy ma.
terialiSm destined to an eventual
crash. The material progress he held
as certain in the future.
Scholarship Awarded.
DIR. Louis u. Bliss, president of the
school, passed out the diplomas and
made a farewell address to the grad
yates. A scholarship prize was award
ed to Charles F. Nesbit of Washington
>Washingtonians among the grad.
ates were: ]. w. Alexander, Wal
lace G.. Burbo, Clarence s. Crummitt
Samuel c. Flanagan, S. Price Gore
Joseph l.. Johnson. Clinton F. Minis,
James H. Montgomery, j. ID. Morris,
Albert E. Oliphant. Robert H. Bur
nett.
Other graduates were:
Ira Adams. Kansas; John w.
Adams, Maryland: John F. Agar,
Michigan: Ted Alexander. Illinois;
James Allen, jr., New Jersey; Norman
5, Almony. MARYLAND; J. D. H; An
derson, Texas; r. L. Anderson, Texas;
George f. Armstrong, Texas: Thomas
r. Arnold New York; J. P. Bader,
Pennsylvania; Glen E. Baer, Pennsyl-
Vania; Gordon E. Baker, New York; T.
Kesley Barnes, Virginia: Lloyd Baton,
Pennsylvania; Lehr Baynham, Penn.
sylvania: Paul A. Barton, Pennsyl-
vania; David A. Beam, New Jersey;
Willard c. Bell, New York; r. L.
Bergman, Wyoming; John B. Berta,
Wyoming: Frank Bevan, Iowa; d. d.
Black, South Carolina; Ralph w
Hamilton, Ohio; James A. Hammond,
New York; Albert S. Harvey, Cana
da; Drury r. Heineken, Canada; Emil
j.. Herburger, Iowa; Alden Nipple,
Pennsylvania; Harry J. Hoban, Penn
sYlvania; Gilbert c. Holloway, New
Jersey; E. C. Homer, Utah; Alfred
Hood, Ohio.
Fenton Hood. New York; Stanley E.
Hood, New York; Robert w. Hopkins,
Michigan; Wallace S. Hcwes. Massa-
chusetts: Albert Stanley Hurd, Can
Jones, Virginia; V. NJ. Jones, Ala
bama; William T. Kahliff. Ohio; VIII
liam H. Heating, New York; John ].
Kelley, Virginia; John NJ. Kelly, jr.,
Pennsylvania; Rushton D. Kelly, New
York; Henry King, jr., Alabama; Paul
r.. King, West Virginia; Myer Kirsch
Virginia; Donald E. Klein, Ohio;
Marion Sylvester Kline, Michigan;
Maynard w. Knott, North Carolina:
Clair William Koehler. Pennsylvania.
William J. Kowalczik, Connecticut;
Harold Krieg, Michigan: Roy Henry
Kulp, Pennsylvania; Alfred w. Kup-
ferscmid, Connecticut; William c.
kurth, Maryland; Arthur c. Lefene,
Ohio; Harold G.. Lands, Pennsylvania;
Lathrop, Pennsylvania; John William
New York; Theodore W. LeBaron, New
York; Alderman P. Lee, New York
Frederick S. Lehman, Ohio; Oliver
p. Lester, Virginia; John G. LeVas
seur, Maine; Grady Lewis, Indiana
John G. Lewis; Pennsylvania; J. w
Lipop, Virginia; Raymond Lough
Minnesota Albert Edward Lundy
New York; George A. Mann, Georgia.
Henry James Mann, South Carolina
l.. Everett Marden, New Hampshire
Frederick Andrew Marion, Vermont
Edmund Joseph Martin, Virginia; w.
i. Mather. Oregon; Charles w. Nc.
Connell, New Hampshire.
w. p. McComoughey, Ohio; ]. Ed
mund Mccormick, New York; John
Henry McCrubbin, Maryland; Ray
mond G.. Macdonald, Rhode Island
De Forest V. McElheine, Indiana; r
s. McEwen, Pennsylvania; H. H. Nc