Evening star., 1926-05-30
Y. N. c. A. SCHOOLS
| WILL GRADUATE 50
Commencement Exercises
Take Place Tuesday Night
in D. A. R. Hall.

Graduation exercises of the Wash
!ngton. School of Accountancy. the
SchoolTof Law and the School of Lib
eral Art of the Y. M. c. A. College
will take place Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock in Memorial Continental Hall
Or. William J. Showalter, assistant
editor of the National Geographic
Magazine and chairman Of the educa-
tional committee of the Y. NJ. Z. A,
will preside. and Rev. DIR. Joseph X.
Sizoo, pastor of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, will make the
commencement address. Rev. James
d. Buhrer will deliver the invocation,
and DR.. James A. Bell, director OF
education of the Y. M. c. A, will pres
sent the degrees.
d. A. Dollarhide, assistant director
of education Of the Y. NJ. Z. A, VIII
present 60 candidates for the degree
of bachelor of commercial science ana
six candidates for the degree OF mas
Ter of commercial science from the
Washington School of Accountancy
Charles V. Inlay. dean of the School
of Law. will present 13 candidates Tor
the recree of bachelor OF laws, ana
DIR. Showalter will present one candi-
Date for the degree of bachelor OF
sacred literature from the School OF
Liberal Arts.
Sermon This Evening.
DIR. James A. Taylor, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian Church. will de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon tnlS
evening at the Central Church, SIX
teenth and Irving streets.
Eighty.three students, faculty mem
Sers and friends were present last
Tuesday evening at the annua! pan
suet of the School of Law, held In the
q IL, 1,al1
thc principal speaker, and other ad-
dresses were made by Henry A. Mon
fague, president of the graduating
class; w. S. Lines, president or the
1unior class, and James X. Ward,
president of the freshman class. MISS
+. Adrian Trammell sketched the his
tory of the class.
Silver cups were awarded as prizes
fl the public speaking contest held
Monday evening at the Y. M. Z. A.
College, John l.. Fowler winning first
prize. Thomas S. Durham second prize
and Alfred j. Goodman third prize.
Summer coures in the School OF
Accountancy will begin June ana
end August 10, while the Summer
courses in the School of Law will run
from June 81 to July 81.
In the School Of Accountancy classes
in each subject will meet two eve
Dne full semester's credit may be OBJ
tanned in one or two subjects. The
subjects to be offered, the instructors
and the DAYS on which the classes will
meet follow: Accounting /, John
Berg, Monday and Wednesday; law
IL. Ogle r. Singleton, Monday and
Friday; cost accounting /, James Stu
art Ball, Tuesday and Thursday; cor
poration finance, Ralph S. Scott,
Tuesday and Thursday; government
accounting, John B. Payne, Tuesday
and Thursday. This latter course is
q new one designed to instruct the
student in the basic principles Of Gov
ernment accounting and reporting. 1t
covers budget accounting and pro-
prfetary accounting as applied TO
Government establishments. Several
State examining boards now devote
one-half days question to this subject
in their G. P. A. examinations.
Law School Glasses.
Glasses in the Law School will meet
two evenings a week from $50 o'clock
to 7:30 o'clock. The purpose OF the
Summer course is to tighten the bur-
den of the regular course, and each
subject passed will carry the regular
credit. Terms of admission for this
school are similar to the requirements
Tor the rNSuldT w lIiIcI COuIS sc.
Subjects, time Of classes and in
structors in charge follow: Moot
court - comprising the drawing Of
declarations, bills Of complaint, pleas.
demurrerS and other forms Of plead
ings: practice in law and equity;
trials before court and jury and other
trials before court, including motions,
trials and hearings-Tuesday and
Thursday, under the instruction Of
Dean Inlay and William A. Read.
Bailments and carriers-rights and
duties of bailor and bailee; pledges;
warehousemen: warehouse receipts;
public and private carriers; rights
and duties of shipper: consignee and
carrier: bills of lading, passengers,
etc.-Tuesday and Thursday, under
Charles +. Wainwright, instructor.
Sales-subject matter Of a sale Of per-
sonal property; documents Of sale:
shipments, fraud; rights and RENE
dies Of seller and purchaser-Monday
and Wednesday; William o. Burtner
will be the instructor.