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MRS. SANDERS DIES
|. IN PARIS HOSPITAL
Wife of Coolidge Secretary
Fails to Rally After
Operation.

Mrs. Everett Sanders, wife Of the for
mer secretary of President Coolidge and
former member of Congress, died yes
terday at the American Hospital in
Paris from peritonitis, the result Of an
operation performed about month
ago. according to an Associated Press
dispatch.
Although she had been critically Ill
for several days, cable was received
Saturday at Mr.. Sanders office, in the
Shoreham Building, stating that she
entertained for her recovery.
Assisted at Exposition.
Mrs. Sanders left for Europe early In
the Summer to assist in the presenta-
ton of American exhibits at the French
Colonial Exposition In Paris. She had
just returned TO the French capital
from . visit to England with Mr.
Sanders when her sudden illness neces-
STATED her being taken to the Ameri-
can Hospital.
washington on the 18th OF this month,
but was detained abroad by his wifeis
illness.
Accompanying her husband to the
Capital about Il years ago, when Mr..
Sanders was elected to the House of
Representatives from Indiana, Mrs.
Senders soon won for herself the repu-
tation of being one of the most charm
ing and beautifully gowned women In
Washington.
When, In 1925, Mr.. Sanders resigned
from Congress to become secretary to
President Coolidge, Mrs. Sanders, long
a friend of the Presidents wife. was
always to be seen at the White House
receptions modishly costumed in one
of Paris newest and smartest models.
Hostess to NOtables.
After Mr.. Coolidge's departure from
Washington Mr.. Sanders established O
law ONCE here and the Sanders apart
ment at the Mayhower Hotel became
the rendezvous for one of the Capitals
most distinguished married sets.
Mrs. Sanders formerly. was Miss Ella
Neal Of Jacksonville, Ind, and was
married to Mr.. Sanders at Terre Haute
in 1908.
Besides her husband. she Is survived
by q mother and sister living in Terre
Haute. 1t was learned at Mr.. San
ders' Office that the body will be
brought home for burial, although no
definite arrangements for the funeral
have yet been made.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
the Health Department in the last a. hours:
Luis D. and Gloria Alfsro, boy.
James and Susie Childs, girl.
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SERVICES TOMORROW Il.
FOR DR.. J. S. BUCKLEY
Body Of Division Chief Of Agri-
culture Department to Be In
tered in Baltimore.


COLLEGE PARK, Nd, September 81.
Funeral services for DIR. John S.
Buckley, 60 years old, who died early
Saturday morning at his home here OF
heart trouble, will be held tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock in the home,
with Rev. Ronalds H. Taylor, rector of
Church, officiating. Interment will be
in the family lot In Greenmount Gene
terry Baltimore.
Or. Buckley had not been well for the
past two weeks. Some days before his
death he became Ill at his office in the
United States Department of Agriculture,
Washington, where he was chief of the
animal pathology division, a position he
had held for many years. He entered
this division about 1900, having been
transferred to washington from Kan
sas City, where he was attached to the
United States Meat Inspection Service.
He had lived in College Park % years.
DR.. Buckley was born at Mount
Washington, Baltimore County, Md,
June 8, 1871. He attended Maryland
Agricultural College, now the University
of Maryland, from 1891 to 1898, leav-
ing that institution to attend New York
University, from which he was gradu-
ated in 1895. DR.. Buckley engaged in
private veterinary practice with the late
DR.. LuciAn Bell of Brooklyn, N. Y,
until 1898, when he entered the Gov
eminent service at Kansas City.
DR.. Buckley a. years ago married
Miss Helen Mar Sutherland, who sur
wives him.
He also leaves two brothers, George
S. Buckley of Mount Washington, Nd,
and DR.. 8. S. Buckley of College Park.
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FIagg Disputes Walker.

NEW YORK (P0.-James Montgomery
Flagg, artists, is contesting with Mayor
Walker the authorship of the visor
beret that the mayor wore in Europe
resorts. Flagg says he designed it for
motoring several years ago and even
considered patenting it.
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J. w. WILLIAMS RITES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Construction Nan Said to Have
Been Last to Leave Washing
ton Monument Top.

Funeral services for Joseph w. Will
hams. 70, who died here Saturday will
be held tomorrow at $50 o'clock from
his late residence, 1898 Four-and-a-Half
street southwest. Burial will be in Con-
gressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Williams, who had been employed
IN the construction Of many well known
buildings here, was said to have been
the last worker to leave the TOP Of
washington Monument at its compile
ton and to have removed the last
scaffolding. He was engaged as an
ironworker on the state, War and NAVY
Building, and later became a machinist
at the Navy Yard. He was retired from
there in 1920, after 30 years of active
service.
He was member Of Mount Vernon
Lodge, knights of Pythias, for more
than 81 years. He was also a member
OF Rathbone Temple, No /. p. s.;
Lebanon Lodge, r. A. A. M: Lebanon
Chapter. order of the Eastern Star:
Lambskin Masonic Club; Kallipolis
Grotto, NJ. o. v. p. e. r., and the
Machinists Union.
Surviving are his widow and three
sons by former marriage, w. o. VIII
liams, w. A. Williams and A. B. VIII
liamS
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MAI. C. {. EDWARDS.
TO Be BURIED HERE
First Corcoran Cadet Captain
and D. C. Militia Officer
Dies in 66th Year.

Maj. c. Eugene Edwards, Sc, one of
the organizers Of the Corcoran Cadets
and long prominent in District Militia
affairs, died last night at his home,
1881 Longfellow street, after long
illness Maj. Edwards was first captain
of the. Corcoran Cadets, one of the best
known early militia companies of the
Capital.
Maj. Edwards was member of the
board of directors of the Bank of Com
merce e. Savings, as well as of the
Association of Oldest Inhabitants of the
District of Columbia. Members of the
association will atten1 the funeral, to
be held Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
from the Church Of the Nativity Burial
will be in st. Mary's Cemetery.
Headed War Recruiting Here.
Born in Georgetown. Maj. Edwards
attended the local schools and was
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last a hours:
Milton Cary FisG. "a, 2sII 18th st.
Mary Fisher, 81. Little Sisters of the Poor.
Samuel WragE Ferguson, 81. ll72 lsth st.
tomac River.
Mary Z. Beach, 50. Providence Hospital.
Lillian 1. Payne, 40. Georgetown Univer-
Thomas w. jenkins. 4s. caninger Hospital
10th st. and Spring rd
Robert J. Berneker, /, walter Reed Hos
Inez Elizabeth Hintze, /, 1905 South Cap
itol st.
Annie Bias, 40, GallinGer Hospital.
Mary Johnson, a. 488 NJ ST. sW.
Edna Smith, 81, 1910 Delaware ave. s.W.
Leon Cunningham, %, 1871 Q st.
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I'm Aarntnrtaitt

CANTWELL- GEORGIE MAY. In loving re-
smesaEeoofR 9f our S AYR e9EessE n0 nss
Guillot), who departed this life TWENTY
four years ago today. septemeer u. 1907.
You are not forEotten, dear daushter and
Nor S viii you ever. be.
As m mem last 'n'' ''"
we viii always think Of thee.
M2 9IsIES FATHER BROTHERS A.D
HAILsTOkKs. LATTIMoRE 9. In remem--
hrance Of nv dear husband. LATTtMolkssk
so suddenly four years aso today, Sep
TENDER 81, 1927
FqgT y soTs ap have has sS oyrsa near
To guide me through each sorrow,
To wipe away each tear.
How sad my lonely life today.
: How dim my eyes with tears
That I can call my own.
Sadly missed.
WIFE. SARAH p. HAMsToRKs, i277
MCDANIEL, Al! LTNE. n psmoEy q our
one year ago today. September II, 1880,
mEM IL Frs .oF zETA CHAPTER. CHI
SIGMA SORORITY.
MCDANIEL. GERTRUDE ALINE. tribute
T # 13ys H tG S H depEaE 1sS LEFT IS
one year aEo today. september Il, 1850.
What would I give to clasp her hand.
Her ioy 1Tn smiles. Her " 1elcSine voice.
She meant so much to me.
often from my heart comes 3 bitter cry.
HNhy on why, did my dear Aline dief
lived for YOU, dear, while you were her@
You were my life. my all
BROKEN-HEARTED MAMMA AND PAPA.
Os sTs1ss :, M MAE o y sSnd r' 1Sass
tragic PASSING 50 far from home on Sep ,;
TENDER al, 1880, leaves her friends still
Borrowing One who was always on the
side of right, always ready te lens
helping hand to others. true Irieno-
Never the apirit was bernl
The spirit shall cease to be neYeFl
Never was time 1t was not,
End and beginning are dreams.
BirthlesS and deathless rematneth the
spirit forever.
Death has not touched it at all
FRIEND.
WATSON PETER b. In sad, but loving re-
membrance of our dear huso4pd ana ~
ther, PETER D. WATSON. WHO entered
into eternal rest one year ago to-day. SEP
TENDER 81, 1880.
Darling, how we miss you,
Your footsteps still we hear
But seems so long between them
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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DAM ON OHIO AUTHORIZED
Project to Cost s6,ooo,o 900 Will Be
81 Miles Below Pittsburgh.

The War Department today authorized
construction OF a dam on the Ohio
River about 81 Y miles below Pittsburgh
at an estimated cost of $6,000,000.
Funds are now available for initiating
the work, and 1t was announced that
the budget for the 1888 fiscal year in
cludes funds for continuing the con-
struction during that year.
The new fixed dam, at Montgomery
Island, will replace three movable dams
at Legionville, Freedom and Beaver, Pa.
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Marriage Licenses.

81, both Of Elton. va. Rev, W, WsstraZ.
Frampton Twiggs, ~, and Beatrice Graf
ton. as; Rev. James L. Lewis.
Joseph :. Butler. Is, and Margaret Z.
Chappell, 10; Rev 9. Z: Nicholas.
John M Mourning, 81, and Catherine M.
Chell. 10, both OF Dundalk, Md; Judge
Ernest smith. "a, and Emalins NJ. sum
merville, 19; Rev. Daniel j. Rice.
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BUILDER TO BE BURIED
Richard C. Brooks Resident Here
Since Shortly After Civil War.

Since Shortly After civil war
Funeral services for Richard Collins
Brooks, colored, contractor and build
er, who died suddenly last Friday at his
residence, 216 H street southwest. viii
be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the Zion Baptist Church, with Rev.
w. L. washington officiating.
He came here shortly after the Civll
War and was educated in the pubic
schools here, being adopted by an uncle,
Rev. John H. Brooks. He became q
bricklayer at an early age and then a
contractor. At the time of his death
he was employing more than a nun
dred bricklayers.
He was a member of Zion Baptist
Church, Southwest Civic Association
and other fraternal and civic organi-
Zationg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-21

commissioned In the District Militia in
1887. He rose to captaincy and was
appointed to the head of the Corcoran
group, known as Company Z, 12lst En-
gineers.
During the Mexican border trouble
lust previous to the World War Maj.
Edwards was appointed chief recruiting
offcer of the District Militia, and in the
World War he served as military adj
wiser to the Tenth District Draft Board,
with the rank of captain. At the close
of the war he was retired with the rank
of major.
Organized JeweIry Firm.
He was one Of the organizers and an
active member of the firm of Edwards d
Tanner, jewelers., at 1917 r street. He
was president of the Corcoran Cadets
Veterans Association and a member OF
the Lions Club the knights OF Column
bus, the Elks, the Holy Name Society
and the st. Vincent de Paul Society.
Besides his widow. he is survived by
a son, c. Eugene Edwards. IT., who Is
treasurer of Francis r. Waller, Inc,
consulting engineers.
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100000 More Women.

MEXICO CITY (P).-Mexico City has
1000 more women than men. There
are 1,029,066 people in the city with
the annexation of outlying districts, ac-
cording to the 1891 census.
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1ratha.

PoULoS, lOHN. suddenly on sunday.
Soa;s PPoUL.ocss ~ rSnsrsi from M ne ". W
Chambers 90. funeral home, 400 chapin
l2:3o pm. Funeral services 81 sc. sophias
pm Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
f sptenssr Rky 1884, N Il 5ass 81 S AsaSs
s. NV. He also leaves two brothers.
three sisters and host OF other relatives
Testias 81 Henry r 5. wsshlas esa faneTsi
home %s7 N st. NV. Notice OF funeral
sTURDAvRNr. JESSE WRIGHT. On sat-
nrday, September -, 1881. at walter Reed
H HsPtssr st Il hnssrtns illness, Jesse
vent White, the late Susie B. Richardson
daS sts g. ISL ~ pm %ed fpem
the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. N32
S.s 81; NV ln'erment ArlinEton Natiesnal
sUAIMERvILLE. JULIA. Departed this life
On Friday; September 10. 1881, e. her resi-
&as1IfE ds .ssi.d Fl mother y Es sSM
she aso .sve sna o1 sister o. cara pyion
D. a Ii ; a from sH the Rs.Ri:
THOMPSON. MARTHA. On saturday. sep
st, NV. MkRTHA THoMPsoN. Remains sns
At Erazier's funeral home, 3as Rhode
TYLER, LEONARD. On Sunday, September
20, 1891, at Alexandria Hospital, Alexan-
dria. Va. LEONARD. devoted son Of Will
his. departure three brothers. Ave sisters
home, 22i n Patrick st.. AiexandriS. Va.
Notice OF funeral later.
WHITE. ELLA CLARK RoUIC. on Sunday
sePtsmbsg 70 Al. 1891. st $50, pm, IS hs sTT
BOuIc. beloved wife Of the late DR.. Nathan
s. White, in her s1st year. Funeral Tues
day. September "a. at m, from her
late residence. Rockville, Nd. Iuterment
Monacaey Cemetery. Beallsyille, Nd
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH w. On Saturday. Sep
TENDER 10, 1881. at his residence. 1888
4ta ST. sw., JOSEPH W.. beloved husband
of Lilly p. Williams. Funeral from his
late residence on Tuesday, September a.
at 1850 pm. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. 1nteTment Conversational Gem
stery.
WILLIAMS. JOE. Lebanon Lodge. No I.
F. A. A. M: special communication of
Lebanon Lodge. No. 2. Is hereby called for
the purpose Of attending the funeral OF
our late brother, JOE WILLIAMS You
are earnestly requested 70 be present ct
the Masonic Temple at l:l5 pm. Tues
day. Seutenber 40. 1891.
HOWARD M BROOKS. Master.
WILLIAMS, JOSEPH W. Special meeting Of
Mount Vernon Lodge No 8. Kniahts OF
Pythias is called for Monday, September
81, at O'Clock p.m, at Pythien LsmRls:
to arrange for funeral OF Brother JOSEPH
W. WILLIAMS.
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of the Foreign Mission Sisters of St.
Dominic, Sister M Corde, Sister Marie
and Sister Maureen; of the Sisters OF
st. Francis, Sister M. Bernadette; of
the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus
and Mary, Sister Rita Mary; of the
Sisters of the Holy Union of Sacred
Hearts, Sister Anna Gertrude: of the
Sisters of st. Mary, Sister Mary The
resa; of the Sisters of Mercy, Sister M.
Angela, Sister M. Bernadine, Sister M.
Borromeo and Sister NJ. Dolorita; of the
School Sisters of Notre Dame, Sister M.
Adele of the Sisters of Mary of the
Presentation, Sister NJ. Delvina and
Sister M. James; of the Ursullne SIS
tiers, Sister M. Consilio.
Normal diploma in music-Of the
Sisters of Mary of the Presentation,
Sister M. Albertine.
Bachelor of science-Walter Edward
Barney. Franklin Joseph Benoit, Rocco
Robert Blast, Richard Francis Con-
molly, Leonard Alfred Despres, Cyril
Edwin Dietrich, Richard Caleb Eng
fish, Joseph John Gialanella, Stanislaus
Francis Glaudel James Leo Hanley,
Francis Patrick Hannah, John Thomas
McGrath, Peter William Mast, Ernest
James FdEeIlJ, august 1CCoOCi
William Frederick Samayoa, Owen Jo-
seph Sullivan, Percy Joseph Tuthill
and Joseph William Walsh.
Bachelor of arts-Brother Adonas
Thomas, F. S. c.; Brother Alexander of
Mary, F. S. c.. Brother Amian John,
F. S. c.; Brother AnastasiuS Benedict,
F. S. c.: Brother Andrew Bernard, F.
s. c.: George Anthony Barnes, Con-
stantine Rocco Belf1, jr.; Brother Bene-
dict Philip. F. S. c.; Brother Ber-
nard George, F. S. c.; Eugene Thomas
Bisett, Edward Joyce Broderick, Jere-
miah Stephen Buckley, Paul Calabrisi,
Philip Michael Carmody. Joseph Fran
els Carven, Brother Clarence Victor, F.
S. c.; Brother Clement Urban, F. S. c.;
Brother Cletus Joseph, F. S. c.; Brother
Columbian Walter, F. S. c.; William
Donovan Conner, Normand William
Cosker, Joseph Anthony Cunningham,
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Rev. John Dominic Ross, o. p; Rev..
John Kenneth Ryan, Rev. Leo Aloysius
Scheetz, Rev. Raymond George Schiit-
ger, C. IS. r.; Rev. Edward Henry
Schmidt, o. p: Rev. John Joseph
Schon, c. PIP. S.; Rev. Donald Cornelius
Shearer, o. M. Cap; Margaret Janson
Smith, Margaret Ann Sullivan, Sister
Helen Sullivan, o. S. B.; Rev. Leonard
Joseph Sweeney, o. M, l.; William Quo
Wehrhe. S. M, and Rev. Leo Francis
Ziebarth, S. M.
The National Catholic School of So
cial Service-Dorothy Mary Abts, Louise
Elinor Dillon, Olive Josephine Gage,
Josephine Muchlenbein, Sister Frances
Kelly. D. c. st. v. de p, and Sister
Mathilde Comstock, d. c. st. v. de p.
Basselin Foundation-Julills Joseph
Amman, James Reginald De Groat.
Lawrence Leo Duemler, John Sexton
Kennedy, Hubert Eugene Langan. James
Philip Liebherr, Joseph Bernard Meal
lister. James Patrick Muldoon and
Joseph Francis Murphy.
Master Of music-Sister Mary Agne-
sine Names. S. S. N. D.
Master of science-George Anthony
BaumStark and Rev. Anthony Charles
Braun. o. F. M.
Master Of letterS-Sister Julia Stokes,
S. N. D
Doctor Of philosophy-Sister Leonar-
da Burke, S. S. j.: Joseph Burton Con-
frey, Sister Mary Dorothea Diederich,
S. S. N. D.; Rev. William Francis
Dryer, s. S.; James Norman Eastman,
Rev Sebastian Anthony Erbacher, O.
F. M; Paul Joseph FITZPATRICK, Rev.
James Aloysius Geary, Sister Marie
Madeleine Getty, p. of M; Sister Mary
de Lellis Cough, C. c. W. l.; Arthur
Joseph Hartman. Paul John Ketrick,
Sister Mary immaculate Kramer, 0. s.
B.; Thomas Hall Locraft, Francis Elmer
Mcmahon. Mary Josephine Mccormick,
Rev. William Michael Mcnamara, C. S.
c.. Rev. Martin Leo McNicholas, Rev.
Matthew Arthur Michel, o. S. B.: Sister
Charles Mary Morrison, S. G. N; Sister
Helen Louise Nugent, S. N. D.; Rev.
Conrad John O'Leary, o. F. M: Sister
Mary Hilarine Seller, c. D. p: Rev.
Hugh Joseph Somers. Sister st. Francis
| Sullivan, S. S. j.. Rev. Joseph Francis
Thorning, S. j.: Sister Mary Felice
Vaudreuil, S. S. N. D.; Rev. John Will
liam Walsh; Rev. Louis Gabriel Weitz-
man, S. J.
The School of Law.
Bachelor of laws-Constantine Rocco
Belh, jr.; William Albert Borowski. Ed
ward James Colmey, Edmund Barrows
Cosker. Anthony De Poto, Bernard Jo-
! seph McDermott, Antonio Edward Pa
| pale and John Francis Zummach
Master of laws oil. M)-Joseph
Francis English.
The School Of Canon Law.
Bachelor in canon law-Rev. Joseph
! Carroll. Rev. Joseph Edward Campbell,
Rev. Connell Clinton, Rev. Thomas A.
Connolly, Rev. Patrick J. Dignan. Rev
Francis B. Donnelly, Rev. Lawrence J.
Eskay, o. S. B.; Rev. Augustine Lopez
| Gonzalez, Rev. Leo A. Jaeger, Rev
Avitus E. Lyons. Rev. Xavier de Mattos
0. S. B.; Rev. Edward Murphy, C. PIP
s.: Rev. Herbert T. Rumlinger. Rev
Joseph v. Sangmeister and Rev. Leo A
ScheetZ.
Bachelor in both laws-Rev. Joseph
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ward Gordon, F. S. c.; Rev. John
Joseph Daley. o. S. A.; Sister Rosemary
Deibel, o. S. u; Sister Mary Rosetta
Delaney o. S. F.; Dom. Xavier De
Mattos, o. s. B.: Rev. Gerald Raymond
Desmond, o. S. B.: Rev. Patrick Joseph
Dignan. Rev. Gerald Francis Dillon
Rev John Walter Dooley. John Michael
Dormer, Sister Rose Geraldine Driscoll,
Rev. William Michael Ducey, o. S. B.;
Sister Mary Leander Fitting, S. c. NJ;
Rev Frederick Lawrence Fehrenbacher,
c. PIP. s.. Rev. Ambrose Edward Finni-
gan, o. M. C.. Regina Flannery. Rev.
Alphonse Michael Freehill, o. S. B.;
Rev. Augustine Lopez Gonzalez, Rev.
Leo William German, c. S. c.; Rev.
Hilary Grantz, o. S. B.; Rev. Joseph
Aloysius Grifferty, o. S. A; Rev. Frank
Joseph Harbauer, Rev. Lawrence Joseph
Henninger, o. F. M; Roger Goldsmith
Horton.
Sister Cecilia Huwe, Rev. Joseph
Philip johnson, Sister Mary Mildred
Knoebber, o. S. B.; Re. John Elmer La
mex, Rev. Ralph Francis Linnehan
5. S. E.; Rev. Charles Henry Lynch. Rev.
Arthur Jerome McAndrews, Rev.
Thomas Augustine McCauley, C. IS. r.;
Rev Raymond Stephen McGonagle,
o. P; Rev. John Joseph McMenamin,
Sister Joan of Arc Mayo, o. p: Rev.
Francis Patrick Meehan, c. SIS. r.:
Rev. Francis Edward Mellen, George
Vincent Menke, Sister Mary Glare Metz,
c D. P; Sister Mary Lucy Mikolajew-
ski, Rev. William Frederick Nern, S. D..
s.; James Francis O'Donnell, Rev.
Michael Joseph O'Donnell. o. S. A.;
Sister Mary Rose Immaculte OKeefe,
S. S. j.; Rev. Julius John Olinger, Rev.
Arcade John PAUL. o. F. M; Rev. Tim
othy John Pelletier. o. S. B.: Sister
Mary Carmela Prandoni, o. S. F.; Rev.
Theodore Roemer, o. M. Cap; Rev.
Stanislaus Ronellenfitsch, o. NJ c.;
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Mas Janer and Rev. Joseph Gomez Mar

Mas Janer and Rev. Joseph Gomez Mar
tinez. c. M.
Licentiate in canon law-Rev. Con-
nell Clinton, Rev. Thomas Arthur Con-
molly, Rev. Francis Bernard Donnelly,
Rev. Lawrence Joseph Eskay. o. S. B.:
Rev. Leo Arnold Jaeger, Rev. Avitus
Edward Lyons, Rev. Edwin James Muir
ply, C. PIP. s.: Rev. Herbert Theodore
Rimlinger. Rev. Joseph Valentine Sang
meister and Rev. Camilo Torrente, C..
M. F.
Doctor in canon law-Rev. Aloysius
Angulo Martinez. c. M: Rev. Joseph
Godfrey Cox, Rev. John Francis Dono-
hue, Rev. Eugene Aloysius Dooley, O. M.
l.; Rev. Wolfgang Norbert Frey. o. 8.
B.; Rev. Clement Orth, 0. M. c.; Rev.
James Brendan Roberts and Rev. Ray
mond Aloysius Ryder.
Doctor In both laws-Rev. Michael
Angelo Campagna and Rev. Donald Jo-
seph Gregory. :
The School OF the Sacred Sciences.
& Seminary division:
b Bachelor Of arts-Arnold Jerome Bar
ker, C. S. P; John Gerard Barnett,
s. S. j.: Joseph Peter Ellington, S. s..
D.: Patrick Louis Bradley, s. s. j.; Ste
phen Aloysius Brichta o. s. F.. s.; Will
liam Maurice Carrigan, C. 8. p: Dom
aid Edward Costello. o. Carm.: Samuel
Francis Cummings, S. A.; Pierce Thomas
Dalton s. s. j.; Edward James Dever,
G. s. p; James Farrell Didas, S. S. j.;
Raphael Francis Grande, S. A.: Fran
els Joseph Green. 0. S. F. s.; Raymond
Daniel Huttner. o. Carm.; jerome Louis
Jacobs. S. d. s.: William Francis Kee-
ley, o. s. F.. s.; Ronald Joseph Nc
earthly, S. A: Michael Joseph McCor-
mack, 8. S. j.; Raymond Francis Nc
Kone, o. s. F. S.; James Paul McNally
o. s. F. S.; John Aloysius McShane,
S. S. j.; Francis Eugene Meade, c. SIP;
John Baldwin Molioy, S. s. j.; William
Joseph inland, S. s. j.: Robert Francis
O'Farrell. S. A; Augustine Joseph
9uinan' G. $. r.; Eugene ,, Victor Re
holds, S. S. j.; John Joseph Stanley.
C. S. P; Stephen Francis Sullivan,
S. A.; James Francis Talon, S. s. j.:
Charles Joseph Tobin, s. S. j.; Joseph
Christopher Toy, o. s. F. s.: Joseph
Francis Troy, C. s. p: Patrick James
Veale, s. s. j., and Michael Augustine
Walsh, s. A.
Bachelor Of sacred theology - Rev.
John Jerome Boguslawski, Rev. John
Brendan Callan, A. F. M; Rev. William
Jefome Cavanagh. Rev. John William
Combsr, A. F. M; Rev. John Walter
Dooley. Rev. Henry Joseph Felsecker.
A. r. M; Rev. John Joseph Fleckner,
Rev. Leo Joseph Cannon, Rev. Anthony
Gruesser, Rev. Robert Vincent Kava-
nagh, Rev. Arthur Jerome McAndrews,
Rev. John Patrick Mccormick, Rev.
John McGinn. A. F. M: Rev. George
Hermenegild Messmer, S. D. S.; Rev.
william Stephen Morris, Rev. James
Raymond Mullen, o. S. F. s.; Rev.
Theophane Patrick Mulroy, M S. SIS. T.:
Rev. julius J. Olinger. Rev. Sigmund
r. OlszeWski, Rev. Harold Francis
Palmer, Rev. Ulrich John Baptist
Proeller, T. S. M: Rev James Brendan
Roberts. Rev Francis Xavier Ryan, Rev.
Guntram Otto Scheffold, S. D. S. Rev.
John Baptist Scheper, Rev. Bede M.
Schlinkmann, S. D. S.. Rev. Thomas