Evening star. [volume], September 29, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

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COOUDGE GETS
UNIVERSITY MEN
Message to 700,000 in U. S.
Expressed in Letter to
6. W. U. President.
■President Calvin Coolidge extended
a Kreoting: to "00.000 university stu
dents in this country through George
Washington University today.
The President sent a letter to Dr.
Lewis toda.' at the assembly in Cor
coran Hali, the new 5280.000 structure
opened up for students of the De
partment of Arts and Sciences.
Text of President’* Letter.
President Coolidge wrote;
“My Dear Dr. Lewis;
“What you have said to me about
the splendid prospect with which you
are opening the scholastic year of
George Washington University is
highly gratifying, because I feel a
deep interest in behalf of this fine, old
institution of the National Capital. Be
yond that. I know it reflects very
largely the conditions which obtain
In the other colleges and universities
of the country. All these things are
indicative of a gratifying extension
of interest in advanced education, and
of increased opportunity at the com
mand of young men and women, am
bitious for the fullest educational
equipment. I read somewhere a daj
or two ago that something like 700.-
000 young men and women would he
enrolled in the higher institutions of
the country this year. It justifies a
feeling of profound satisfaction, and
1 wish to express my congratulations
to the educational establishments of
the Nation in this connection.
"Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) “CALVIN COOLIDGE."
Dean Welcomes Students.
At the opening exercises today
Doan Howard Lincoln Hodgkins ot
the university spoke in greeting the
students. Dr. Hodgkins has been
connected witii George Washington
about 40 years.
Memorial exercises were held for
the late Maj. Hubert Whitney Imbrle.
a graduate of the law school ot the
university, whose body arrived from
Persia today.
Fred East, baritone, and \\ U.
Ttaymond. tenor, rendered vocal se
lections.
VETERAN SELF-SLAYER.
Frederick Rogge. 58-year-old in
mate of the Soldiers' Home, died
early today while being rustled to
the city from Vienna, la., in an am
bulance after cutting his throat with
a razor at the home of Arthur 1..
Leavers of Vienna, with whom he
was spending a 90-day furlough.
Rogge, who was totally blind, was
a veteran of the Philippine insurrec
tion campaign. His home was in
Hawthorne. X. J. Relatives there
have been notified of his death.
A coroner’s inquest will determine
whether Rogge killed himself acci
dentally or intentionally.
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Inc. v
'club CORNER STONE LAID
AT ASHTON HEIGHTS, VA.
Slate Senator Ball Lauds Co-Opera
j live Spirit of Women in Ad
dress at Ceremony.
Special Dispatch to Tlie Star.
ASHTON HEIGHTS, Vn , September
29.—Commending the members of the
Woman’s Club of Ashton Heights for
“their wonderful co-operative spirit
and devotion to their community,"
Frank L. Hall. State senator, speak
ing at the exercises incident to the
laying of the corner stone of the
community clubhouse being erected by
the club on Clarendon avenue near
Cathcart road, yesterday afternoon
stated that stfch a spirit would make
the establishment of the building but
the forerunner of greater achievements.
Mrs. D. A. Millrick, president of the
club, explained the objects and hopes
of the club, which was organized
two months ago. Ashton C. Jones
donated the site.
Mrs. Frank Kelly, chairman of the
building committee, laid the corner
stone, in which was placed a copy of
the club’s constitution, an American
flag, a Richmond rose, the club's
. flower, and a page from The Sunday
Star, containing an advance notice
of the ceremony.
The exercises opened with invoca
tion by Rev. Perry Mitchell, pastor
of the Clarendon Baptist Church, fol
lowed by the singing of "America"
by the entire assembly, accompanied
on the comet by Harry Maycock. who 1
was also the accompanist during the
singing of "The Star Spangled Ban
ner.’’ rendered during the laying of j
the stone. One of the most impres- i
. sive features of the ceremonies eame 1
I when the members of the elub eir- !
vied the interior t>f the foundation. :
held hands and sang "Blest Be the I
Tie That Binds.” The exercises were
concluded by benediction pronounced
by Rev. Perry Mitchell.
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. C., MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2D. 1924.
ZR-3 GERMAN CREW
TO REMAIN IN U. S.
Posts Found Here by All Ex
cept Captain, Who Will I
Return Home.
By the Associated Press.
F REDRICHSHA PEN, September 29.
—Most of the crew of 26 officers and
men of the ZR-3, after arriving at
Lakthurst. N. J , will remain in the
United States. Positions already have
been obtained for them in connection
with the building of dirigibles for
commercial purposes.
Dr. Hugo Eckener, president of the
Zeppi lin Airship Company and com
mander of the ZR-3 on the transat
lantic trip, however, plans to return
to Germany after a stay of two or
three months in America. Dr. Eck
ener has arranged to visit New York,
where he will spend a month or so,
and from there goes to Chicago. St.
l.iouis, Milwaukee, Detroit and other
cities, where he will inspect various
plants of particular interest to him.
Oapt. Ernest A. Lehmann, executive
j officer of the ZR-3 on the flight, who 1
was in America last Spring, will join |
the forces of the Goodyear-Zeppelin
j Company.
Hr. Eckener and his crew will have
| charge of the ZR-3 after arrival at I
! Lakehurst until the big ship has |
| passed further inspections by Amer- i
I ican naval officers. When the dir- I
igihle has been accepted by me 1
United States Navy Capt. George \v. j
Steele, who was assigned to make the
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and Maj. F. M. Kennedy, United ;
States Army, also were designated to
make the voyage to as
observers. These three Americans
will be the only persons on board
outside the members of the crew.
The full list of the German crew
which will take the ZR-3 across the
Atlantic follow:
Dr. Hufjo Eckener. commanding of
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