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At Freiinghuysen U.
L Commencement exercises of Fre
linghuyseti University . were held
I*3* night at the John Wesley
fourteenth and Corcoran
Strati Northwest The newly
it eteetad president, the Rev. W. D.
k Bahia, pastor of Galbraith African
flk M«thodist Episcopal Zion ’Church,
■was presented, and expressed his in
**»t to carry out the ideals of the
institution, the late Jesse JLawson.
Archdeacon J. H. Brown, of the
Protectant Episcopal Church. deHv
i ered. the. commencement address.
L Certificates and degrees were con-
■ firmed by Edmund M. Chaplin, act-
H' iny president, on 19 graduates.
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years old. today began a sentence of
1 20 years In the Virginia penitentiary
t for the murder, on May 13, of
Charles A. Wrenn. 74-year-old Fair
; fax county fanner.
Edmunds was convicted of murder
in Fairfax County Circuit Court yes
terday. when it was testified that he
beat Wrenn, in a drunken frensy. on
the Centerville-Chantilly Road, near
Flatlick Branch. Wrenn died sev
eral days later in Garfield Hospital.
•• Feeling was said to bo ao high
against Edmunds In the county that
a special guard was detailed to pro
tect him in the court room. At noon
as the sentence was Imposed he was
rushed to the Alexandria city jail
under guard awaiting commitment
to the Richmond institution.,
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MKLVKNA PASSMORE
PRIMA DONNA of the Chicago
Civic Opera Co., will open the
Democratic Convention at Hous-„
ton with a song. Party leaders
hope that her sweet voice will
bring bamtony to the delegates.
City Officials to Form
Road Builders’ Unit
A city officials’ :gHvlslon of the
American Road Builders’ Assooia
tlon will be organised today at the
of the Msotiatloh.
Its announced purpose Is to
standardise the methods used tn
city street construction, mamten
» ance and finance.
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HUNOBS
The competitive drill yesterday
between Dunbar and
High Schools, finally simmereo
down to a competition between
Dfinbar companies.
Win. place and show went to
Dunbar. Company F, Capt.
mln Henley, won the /oveted
Teacher's Medal, gold medal and
blue ribbons—all prises for first
place.
. Company A, Dunbar, Capt-
Syphax, was .0023 weights behind
the winners. Third place went to
Company B, Capt. Robert G. Mc-
Guire, only .00234 weights behind
the winners.
20,000 See Drills .
More than 20,000 students, mem
bers. of the; faculties and guests
swarmed Griffith Stadium to wit
ness the thirty-sixth annual com
petitive - company drill of the
Twenty-fourth Regiment, Colored
High School Cadeta,
Competition opened at 0 o’clock in
the morning and, continued until
5:30. when the companies were
drawn up in brigade formation and
the winners announced.
A silent drill was executed by
a selected company Os non-commis
sioned officers. The first and only
command was given by Capt.
Lincoln Hawkins, regimental sdju
tent, and the non-coms went
through a series of 84 movements
Without further orders. The drill
was a feature of the day and is a
feat that only the crack companies
of the Regular Army have been
able to master. ■■<■ 'r.;s
Reviewed by Davison
F. Trubee Davison. Assistant Sec
retary’ of War, reviewed the regi
ment and watched the regimental
drill. Mrs. M. A. McNeill, the Rev-
F. I. A. Bennett, and Dr. J
den Johnson, members
Os Education. Dr. Frank W. Ballou,
superintendent of schools, and As
sistant < Superintendents G. <J.
Wilkinson, Eugens A. Clark and
Howard H. Long, reviewed the pa ;
rade from a box near the visitors’
dugout, but, contrary to custom,
did not join the Assistant Secretary
of War. The latter was entirely
surrounded by military man during
th Lieut. Col. Benjamin
Oliver Davis, U. 8. A.; Lieut. CoL
John E. Green. U. S. A., and Lieut.
Col. West A. Hamilton, D. C. N. G
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The worst, apparently, is over, and
many teachers and pupils at Busi
ness High School returned to classes
this morning. Allan Davis, principal
of the school, said in commenting
on The recent wholesale “food poison
rvjctory in tsl competitive drill
A# the peak of the epidemic es
stomkeh dtaorders more than 140
persons were confined to their
homes.
District bacteriologists still have
samples of the “feast’’ under the
microscopes, and a report on them is
expected shortly. At the present
time, chief blame lies with the potato
salad, it wee said, and the theory
that some new silverware may have
been responsible for the trouble has
been discounted. z
gtepben A. Kraemer, assistant
superintendent of school* who, with
Mrs. Kramer, attended the banquet,
was absent from hla office yester
day. It is known that Mrs. Kramer
suffered from the affects of the
banquet, but Mr. Kramer’s ailment
antedates the banquet. In fact, he
told reporters at the board meeting
Wednesday, he had oaten practi
cally nothing, because, be said, he
had not Men feeling won when he
went to the victory celebration.
Fremont Davis, 12-yaor-old son
of Principal Davis, is reported bet
ter at his home. Young Davis was
quite 1U after Tuesday night’s cele
bration, Mr. Davis said.
Yesterday’s casualty list showed
that 33 teachers, more than half the
faculty; 20 girls, 19 cadets, two non
cadets. and six guests had Risen
stricken.
New Police Station
For Southeast Sought
The Police Department will recom
mend that a new preeinct be estab
lished in Southeast Washington to
take care of the Bradbury Heights
section. Major Edwin B. Heseo, su
grintendent, last night told the
At Washington Height* Cititens
Association. The police chief also
said he would have a special motor
ised police detail to patrol the
roads there and cut down speed
ing.
Thomas N. Hartley wax awarded
the first prise of 320 for the best
kept yard in Bradbury Heights.
Elmer fierce and H. K. Johnson
were awarded second and third
prize* of 310 and 35. respectively.
Mrs. Esther E. Wurst
Files Divorce Suit
Charging that her husband has a
bordered brain, which has caused
hltu io threaten her life and attemnt
to lake his own, Mrs. Esther E.
Vt ur*t, of ihe 500 block. Irving St. N.
W., filed suit in Equity Court ye*
terdav for a limited divorce against
Justus Wurst, on the grounds of
cruelty.
Through Attorney Harry F. Ken
nedy, Mrs. Wurst says her father
once had to overpower her husband
to keep him from attacking her with
a butcher knife, and since that time
he has been ordered to stay away
from the house. The couple were
married January 24, 1918, and have
one child.
Proposes to Rename
Greenly “Bremen Island”
The Canadian government is said
to be considering the suggestion of
Colin H. Livingston, of this city,
that Greenly Island, on which the
transatlantic fliers of the Junker
plane “Bremen” landed, be renamed
"Bremen Island.”
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