Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-19
RUSSELL TO TALK
At CONvOCAT|ON
Columbia University Dean to
Give Address at G. w.
Graduation.

Dr.. William Fletcher Russell, dean
Of Teachers College, Columbia Uni
veysity. will deliver the convocation
address at Memorial Continental Hall
February - at the annual Midwinter
graduating exercises Of George Wash
ineton University. The exercises will
star; at O'Clock.
About SIS graduates will be presented
degrees in addition to the award of
fonors The exercises also will mark
the installation of Or. Cloyd Heck
Marvin as president Of the institution,
The investituve OF Office will be &C
coHlpanie0 by simple exercises. Or.
John Bell Larncr, president Of the
board OF trustees OF the university.
Will install President Marvin in Office.
The academic procession will start
promptly al go O'Clock. Elmer Louis
KavSer. secretary Ct the university.
end Prof Robert W, BOWEL will be
the marSlla!S.
Russell Well known.
Or. Russell, who will deliver the ad-
dress. IS one Of the outstanding young
educators Of tire Gay He is in charge
az Teachers College at Columbia Uni
sersjty. one Of the largest departments
Of its kind in the country.
No invitations will be sent out en-
ceptinc those usually given the men,
bers Of the graduating class. Follow
Ing the installation Of DR.. Marvin, the
new prcsiden; will make a brlet talk
70 the graduates.
Unusual interest is noted il. the uni
ve-sity among the students With re-
gard 10 the garden party at Mount
Vernon" being managed By the boaro
Of Lady Managers Of the George WaSn-
trgton University Hospital. which VIII
be held at the May17ower Hotel, Feb
ruarv p. The affair is given Tor the
benefit of the hospital and IS expected
n be largely patronized. 1t is taxing
The place usually accorded the !mnior
promenade. which this year VIII %
held, March .. il is announced.
The wonler's debating team IS tc
meet Bucknell University FRIDAY. op-
pcsinc the resolution. This house &C.
p!ores the use OF armed force oy our
Government for the protection OF phi
vste investments Of its citizens III
foreign lands. except after tornisl
declaration OF war" ManT debates
have been planned for their season
three at ilorla-ttat with Buckrel ana
two ii March when the home team
viii meet New York University and
William and Mary. In addition: &C.
bates have been scheduled with Penn
State. Maryland. Cornell, Hunter ana
a second with New York. at their re-
soect!ve universities.
Bucher to Lecture.
John George Bucher. author. news.
paper correspondent and soldier. VIII
lecture on Germany al the university
Friday night at $50 o'clock IN Cor
cora-1 Hall The illustrated talk Is
given Under the auspices Of the Ger.
ma. department and the bureau 0.
commercial economics. The lecturer
will ccmb:re thu picturesque and meoie-
val Germany with the latest ana mos
euthcnt:c data CT pTese1t-cay conoi-
tons in Europe. There Is no chHFge
fo- he lecture.
a~st. P-nts. Lowell J. RasatZ and "
s Hot re t!,c history department at
Cco~ce washington University. has just
co,-.u'eted compiling & photography OF
Tor; 96:c-i articles and books published
II tn United States during 1926 DEAL
:ra- with 17!s.o-y Dr.. Holt has taken
tbs subject % American history. where
IS Dr.. Rage:z tas covered all other
fields
Cr. George L F3-;1a2En i arranging
!ox enctLcE Pubic speaking contest.
With Is - b. held April 3. Three
hundred dollars has been presented TO
be used as p-izcs u the contest ana Is
u be d.s.ced into three AWARDS ios
each type Of sr1ech. Entrants may
compete n oratSrr. serious readings.
humorous readings annd impromptu
speeches. A committee composed OF
members Of the public speaking classes
has drawn Up plans and rules Tor the
contest.
John T. Lokerson. sophomore in the
School Of Engineering. vas awarded the
SIGMA Tau medal for scholarship Dur
irg the college year io26-27. when ne
vas z freshman. at the last meeting OF
the local student chapter OF the An1eri-
can Society of Civil Engineers. Dear
john T LaphaIT presented the hon
o.ary engineering fraternity r1ecal
Tn electrical department Of the
Fchool oil Engineering recently has ac-
oi:ired from the General Electric c.
valuable three-element ooc!llo-
erapn, Il has been assembled with eli
II, necessary auxiliary apparatus. on a
movaple table 50 that ], may be used
.y any part Of the electrical laboratory.
Many Pass Bar Test.
tn results IF the District o: Column
k.z bar examination held IN December.
1921. were recently announced by
Prof, JCt1F3 PAN Earnest, CHAIRMAN Oh
t.ae examination committee. Among
tae successful candidates representing
George Washington University law
School were Loo Bender, Polio n. Car
ter. Marlin s Ca:eY. James Mander-
son Caste. il: Donald John Cnane;,
LYMAN II Chapman. beverley Mosby
Coleman. Morton Oscar Cooper. Alden
r linus, James A. Lan2stcyl. Thomas
L3rxoon Lawrence, Harold T. LUoer
szoaeisn A. Marshall. Irving Marsslma u,
Harold q MoCoy, Archie r. McCcady.
Thomas X McCreror. Clarence w.
Moore. Edmond G. O'iianga!la1, Roy A
Fortified Forrest b. DeLong, john j.
Do.zn. Solomon Feldnaan. j. Howard
F1lE, Walter C. Clelchm2:2, Ernest Full
ton Henry. John y H0oSon, Hida Ruth
Eea2i Alden d fSeoheld. Edwin l.,
Reynolds, Ii Jo1an Rich. Benl amln II,
EauAccrS. joseph VI. SHERMAN. Vii
Azrn Montgomery Smith. !F, James W
E,onr lie. Clyde A T0-&9gl FREDERICK
IL i'n:.ect. Ffederick E|!n YoIn2man
arc Eurnkam Yung-Kga3
The Episcopal Club u George Wash
nlg1or University il completing arrange
n4ente Tor The T:i-DaocesaD Conference
81 gp.scDpAl Clubs. which VIII De heio
III 81 JSa4is Parish Hall. TWcDty-th!rd
street fsea#een street aAd Washington
Circle FTtca%, Saturday and sunday
February ~. Is aa6 ~.
MAN HEI n I'M 1RY RAID