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It THE BOSTON GLOBE XVEDNESDSY, JUNE 1C, 1920 pose the American people will always respond. They always have. BROWN UNIVERSITY GIVES 414 DEGREES AT 158TH COMMENCEMENT HOLY CROSS COLLEGE AWARDS HONORARY DEGREES No Need to Compromise TO 15 RADUATED I would not tor a moment give you the impression that I would have you embrace high principles merely to succeed. On the other hand, I think there i an altogether too common Impression, anion unthinking people, at least, that success calls for compromise with principle. It does not.

As the years pass Into history, as decade follows decade, and as one century follows another, there are recorded many changes, but Is well to know For First Time in History, Graduates of fts Womens College March in Academic Procession Gov Fuller Given LLD AB Conferred on 190 Students, and BP on 11 yy sT 5 XV -I I Vv -vs -V J- Received Degree of PhB BACHELORS OF PHILOSOPHY Angelo A. Adamo, Providence- Pob S. Adams, Cleveland. Horace p. man, Clinton, Mass; Clarene drews, X'orth Haven, Conn; George' Andrews, Rocky Hill.

Conn; Henrv Anthony, Iro vide nee; Edward mour, Lynn: Dana R. Arnold, tucket; Edward R. Austin. Irovldr-mj XVarren Babcock, Hackensack Howland T. Bellows; Samuel Providence; Bobert J.

Bergh, cum lamia Brooklyn; Philip G. Bronutein, Rostov I rank A. Brown, Chicago; Calef'u Burbank, Auburn, Tt Paul E. nurh Xvesthoro, Mass; Frederick H. Hutu- week; Garrett D.

Byrne, Orang, Ulrich L. Calvosa, Brooklyn; XVllttarn Carman, Brooklyn; Harold son. East Hartford, Conn; Fdwa-rl Chace, East Orange, wiiU.Vm o' PROVIDENCE, June 1 (A, For the first tlmq in history, gradaates of the women's college in Brown University today marched in the academic I procession from the campus to the First Baptist Meeting House, where the universitys 158th Commencement exercises were held. At the exercises 267 men and 100 women members of the class of 1926 received thetr diplomas. Thee with 47 advanced degrees awarded yesterday makes 414 degrees awarded at this Commeneeent, a record-breaking number.

Four honorary degrees were also awarded today, The program, in addition to the conferring of degrees In course, honorary degrees, and the announcement of prizes, included orations by Matthew Wilson Gorin of Methuen, and George Livingston Cassidy of Providence. and understand that great truths fundamental principles and high ideals march with the years In all -the splendor that their own Intrinsic value and time bringts to them, and that while moat of thVihlngs of life change with the years, these remain and guide man and Nation to the highest and best achievements. So. in the rush and turmoil of busy I lives, let us not be misled or -misguided by the noise of the spectacular or the monotony of the routine. Let us, rather, gather from The true worth of real accomplishments the inspiration that comes only, from the genuine and that maintains and builds anew with the years the realities which make home and country the abode of those who live, not for themselves alone, 'but those who believe In their fellow men.

and that the destiny of humanity is to build up-and not tear down as peneration succeeds generation until the end. 1 am confident that you men of Holy Cross, as you go out into the com-munity, will ever -be found fighting for 'Principle and In the interest of a Just cause, and I am sure you will associate yourself with those who hold right and justice above partisanship, those who believe that ideals are very real things --that they never die and that all that is necessary to triumph gloriously is that there shall be a constantly growing bank of men who lighting hard against the stream See distant lights of Eden gleam And do not believe It all a Herbert Kollej Orator Klcholas J. Saulnier Orator John J. Voninn Valedictorian William Berghold Salntatorlan Chace, Edge wood, priJr, rw' man, New York; John II. Hogan Panf rwa Xf V.

toga Sprigs, O'Brien, New. Haven: Raymond W. O'Brien, Worcester; John cConnell, Marlboro: Richard B. ODonnell, Leicester; Charles J. OHara.

Worcester: William J. OLeary. Worcester; Martin J. O'Malley, Worcester; John J. OShea, Weehawken, John E.

O'Toole, Worcester. John J. A. Fhllhln. Clinton; John P.

Phllbin. Clinton: Robert F. Quinn. New York: J. Francis Reddington.

Scranton, Penn; Edward J- Reid. East Weymouth; John A. Reynolds, New Haven: John M. Rfcelardl, Waterhury. Conn; Thomas P.

Roche, New Haven; Francis J. Rogers, Worcester; Frederick L. Rush-ton. Rochdale. Nicholas J.

Saulnier. Manchester. Bernard F. Shea. Fitchburg: James Shea.

Worcester; William J. Shea. Chicopee Falls Harry J. Smith. Black-stone: David C.

Sullivan. Worcester; John E. Sullivan, Lowell: John J. Sullivan Jr, Worcester: Philip M. Sullivan, Indian Orchard: John D.

Thornton, Manchester TI; Hirvhard B- Tobin, Manchester, William A. Tuohey, Springfield Joseph F. Vail. South Am. hov, Willlom P.

Verdon Jr, Hoboken: Robert M. Walsh. Spencer; Thomas W. Walsh. Amsterdam, John B.

White, Burlington. Yt. 6. C. HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 229 at Diplomas Awarded Exercises Last Night EDWARD MULLOWNEY.

CLASS PRESIDENT, LEFT, AND ANDREW CARROLL The TTOBCESTER, Jury 15-Holy Cross College today. In Its 1925 Commencement exercises, awarded 15 honorary decrees and conferred the degree of AB to 190 students and the degree of BP to 11 students who have completed the regular college course, making It one of the largest classes of graduates that ever left Mt St James. LED Gov Alvan T. Puller. lr Edward J.

Mahoney of Springfield. Banlel F. Doherty of Springfield. Rev J. P.

Moran of Little Rock. Kan. DOCTOR OP LITERATURE Joseph P. Wickham of New York-Rev Paul L. Blakely, S.

of New York. MASTER OF ARTS Brother Gerard, C. F. of Wichita, Kan. Brother Edmund, C.

F. of Danvers. James V. Tower of Boston. Dr Walter H.

Welch of Worcester. William J. I-awless of Syracuse. Michael D. Fox of Hartford.

MASTER OF SCIENCE James F. O' Boyle of Pittston. Penn. The exercises were attended by a great eathering. but there was totich of sadness to the day because of the absence of Rev Joseph N.

Dinand, S. president of the college, who Is a patient In St Vincent Hospital, seriously 111 from a nervous breakdown. In his absence Rev Francis X. Downey, S. dean of the college.

presided. The day was opened with a memorial mass in the college chapel by Rev Joseph M. Ryan of Worcester. At 19 o'clock the academic procession was formed In the O'Kane Building and moved by Beaven Hall through Linden lane to the- Commencement terrace, where the graduation program was Fiven. This Included selections- hv a band, salutatory and oration on Crusaders of Truth.

bv William F. of White Plains, oration on Uriting the Truth. by Heribert Kelley of Cordavilie: oration on Speak-ing the Truth. by Nicholas J. Saulnier of Manchester, valedictory and oration "Living the Truth," by John on of Hoboken, and an address by Gov Fuller.

LARGEST GRADUATING CLASS, 263, AT BOSTON COLLEGE YALE TAKES TWO DAYS TO CONFER DEGREES graduation exercises of Boston College High School were held last eve nlng in the Boston College High School Hall with 229 diplomas awarded by Re Fr James T. McCormick, S. rector of the school. The address to the grad ate delivered by Francis Roche. AB, (LLB, while the announce ment of graduate and undergraduate prizes was made by Rev Fr James L.

McGovern, S. prefect of studies. The exercises opened wifh an-overture by the orchestra, followed by three student orations. Cnrl by II. Morgan Honorary Degrees Honorary degrees were conferred in the following terms: DOCTOR OF SCIENCE XVlnthrop John Vanleuven Osterhout Brown '93, formerly professor of botany at California and later at Harvard, now engaged In research at the Rockefeller Institute, lifelong student of plaot physiology.

Investigator whose unwearied truth-seeking has thrown new light on the fundamental problems of life. DOCTOR OF LETTERS Walter Hampden Actor and producer, who 20 years ago presented Hamlet on the London stage, and since then in England and America has pursued a career of ever-widening influence, maintaining high aims 'by constant sacrifice, guest today of a university which a century ago forbade its students to visit, any theatre, but now welcomes him as a fellow' teacher of the great deal: Act well your part, there all the honor lies. DOCTORS OF LAWS Marlon Edwards Park Once a graduate student at Brown, who early chose the Greek and Latin classics as her field of study, but was chosen by others for high administrative tasks, who through two deanshlps advanced to the presidency of Bryn Mawr 1 College, where, with skill and wisdom and human sympathy, she is training hundreds of women for the svice of the Nation and the world. James Edward Freeman Bishop of the diocese of XXashington, beginning as a business man and giving 15 years to the legal and accounting departments! of American railways, then advancing to the King's business in the Christian church, who, by manifold publication, by eloquent speech and by his genius for th eorganization of men, Is making the Christian faith visibly more effective in guiding the Nation and building the Kingdom of God. Con tinned From the First Page.

I Religious Persecution In dress on Herman Cohen Nashua, Joseph W. Cohen ruJ laude, Providence; Mark c0'm XVashington; Charles K. Conklin, Brook l-yn; James E. Conley, Pawtucket; ijCh. K.

Connell, Providence: Stuart XX. Cooke, Providence: Edward S. Coo-. Jr, Ballston Spa, Ralph R. by.

Ostervllle, Mass; Frederlcjt East Cleveland. William E. New London; Lloyd W. Davis, jrovl denoe: Robert F. Day, Providence: vc.

Ham J. Dee, Peabody, Mass; Gerald Disney, Rochester, b' Dixon, Rutherford, Mich oq t' Dzladik, Seymonr, Conn; Leslie gan, magna cum laude, Reginald C. Farrow, Newark; svi'er A. Felg, New X'ork; Richard B. Patrick, XXoonsockct Harold S.

Fln'-iI lng. New Haven; Hem! Fournet Jr. cum laude tVM.j Plains, Frank C. F-'n-ie-Los Angeles; Isadora Friedman, TrovU denee; James H. Gakney, Edwin K.

Cedney. Hunter, frey Goff, magna cum iaude, i Idence; Jacob Goodman, cum Pawtucket, Harold S. Thompsonville. Conn; James I Garrett T. Green, Newark, uur-ji D.

Grubbs, Staten Island. John i nude, Newark, Malcolm b' Gurjlan, cum laude. East Provideri-iy Joseph G. Gurney, Brockton; Guv Hamilton, Long Island City; John Hargrove, Bellaire. Edward Hart Akron, Arthur S.

Hassell, I'row idence: Frank T. Hayes. Saranac Lak. Paul Hayne Jr, Haddonfleld, Abraham Hecht, Stamford. Conn; tier aid A.

Higgins, Quincy; Perry S. Boren, stein, magna cum laude. rruvi'Muv; Norman O. Howard, Eastondaie, Mas; George XV. Howe, New X'ork; Edw.uj P.

Hulshart. Farmlngdale, Geor? H. Hume, New Bedford: Stanley VV, Hunt, XVorcester: Arthur E. Jenrv cum laude, Gloucester; Charles II. Johnson, Brooklyn; Leslie A.

Jones, EPt Hebron, Russell Jones, cum laude, Greenfield, Mass; XValter S. Jones, cum laude. East Northf.e'd: Leonard XXallsch. Newark. il Karp, Dayton.

Jackson M. Kiefer Jr: Lloyd D. Kelgwln, Mt Vernon, Elliot G. Kelley, Danielson, Conn: Letter J. Kelly, New York: Joseph Keri.

Providence; John B. Kllton; John W. Klnley, Jersey City, Men ill 3. Kiser, Alvin, 111; August E. KHfel.

Tor. rlngton. Conn; Jerome M. KorrMun, Brooklyn; Charles R. Layer.

Newport; Howard G. Lewis, Lawrence; Regini'i A. Lewis, Livermore Falls, Me: Karl R. Lofquist. East Providence: Donald fl.

Lord. Natick, Mass; George X. Loves idge, cum laude. XVuterbury, or Fordyce R. Lozier, Hackensack.

Charles A. MacCaufdand. Saranac l.akf, Preston P. MacDonald Jr. East Braintree.

Mass; Lloyd J. Mcjsssa East Boston; Malcolm A. McK-z's, Providence; Theodore F. MacLauehlani Maurice A. McPtvk, Marion Mass; John A-.

Macdonald, Dedham; Pa'iua J. Marra. New Haven: John M. Mason. Taunton; Horace S.

Mazet, Brooklyn Ellis F. Millet. sprlngfieW: Howo-d M. Mohrfeid, Colllngswood, Ffwsid A. Molr, Clinton, Mass; Fan ford MuW.

Mosher, Monroe, Yi EdwrrdC. 'T Undergraduate Tuesday, Others Wednesday Degree of BP The degree of BP In course was awarded to: Alfred F. Butler. Malden: William J. Comcowich.

Ansonia, Conn; Donald S. Donnelly. Worcester: John E. Free man. Dorchester: Y'illiam J.

Glennon, Madden Harry J. McMahon, Clarendon. Va; Paul A. McNulty, Y'orcester; Francis S. OConnor.

Malden; James E. Tannian, Haverhill; Charles S. Walsh. Y'oburn. Prize awards were made to the following: Flat lev medal for philosophy, Daniel J.

Moynihan of Yorcester; second In merit. Yilifam F. Berhold, Yliite Plains. student-athlete medal. Walter M.

Mulvihill of Worcester; Crompton medal. Farrell Y. Heffer-nan of Spencer: the Edward Killeen or chemistry prize, Alphonse E. Sirica of XVaterbur'y, Conn: for public defense in psychology, Joseph C. Fenton of Springfield.

rpoke on Canlsius The Spirit of Zeal, Francis A. Mahoney on "Joques The Spirit of Sacrifice, and Edward A. Ho gan Jr on "Aloyslus The Spirit oP Loyalty. The valedictory address was delivered by Harold P. Sullivan, who spoke on The Spirit of the True American Citizen.

The graduates were: Charles Ahern Robert Bali Jr John Barry William Bennett Charles Bergstrom Edward Blais Redmond Hohan Edward A Hogan Jr Paul Ilohmnnn Theodore Hoppe William Howard Gerald Hughes Masters Degrees Conferred The list of degrees follows, the baccalaureate degrees previously won having been given by Boston College except when otherwise stated: MASTER OF ARTS Edward H. Brickley, AJB. John J. Brown, AB. Lawrence L.

Brown, AB Francis P. Carroll, AB. Joseph P. Casey, AB. Thomas J.

Colleran, AB. Cray, AB. C. Dullea, AB. Y.

Hartnett, AB, John 'F. Ed-ward Y'illiam NEXV HAXrEN, Conn, June 16 (A. So many degTees will be granted by Yale this year that two days will be devoted to conferring them at the universitys 225th graduation exercises. The Commencement exercises will begin Saturday night, with the presentation by the Yale Dramatic Association of the drama of Orestes, by Aeschylus, the only existing Greek triology. It will be the first English version of the drama to be produced in this country.

Dr James Rowland Angell, president of the university, will speak Sunday morning at the baccalaureate service. Monday will be devoted to Class Day exercises, alumni gathering and various other festivities incident to college Commencement exercises. Undergraduate degrees, both of the college and the Sheffield Scientific School, will be conferred at special exercises on Tuesday, while graduate, professional and honorary degrees will be conferred XVednesday. GOV FULLERS ADDRESS AT HOLY CROSS COLLEGE YORCESTER, June 16 Gov Alvan T. Fuller, speaking at Holy Cross Com-mencerrient exercises, said in part; It Is again my happy privilege to bring to Holy Cross the greetings of Received Degree of AB Degrees in course were awarded to the gradu- 13,300 Receive Degrees From Western Conference of 10 Universities hausen, Brooklyn: James XX'.

Lawrence P. Klllllea, Mattapan; Stephen A. Kobalinski, South Boston; James F. Lally, Atlantic; Henry G. Lawler, Boston; Albert J.

Leonard, Dorchester; Edmund K. Luddy, East Bridgewater; Paul Ludovic, Forest Hills; William J. Lyons, Dorchester; Molyneaux A. Matthews, Brockton; Luke E. McCarthy, Lowell; Timothy F.

Peabody; Harold P. McClure, Xewburyport; Walter T. McCracken, South Boston; Peter J. McDermott, Jamaica Plain: Edward P. Mc-Devitt, Roxbury; John J.

McElroy, Roxbury; James E. McGiilivray, Dorchester; John A. McGrath, Newtonville; Edward F. McKeon, Lowell; Edward S. McKinney, Natick; Raymond E.

McLaughlin, Boston; John F. McMahon, Somerville; Francis XV. McOwen, Newton Upper Falls; Thomas E. McPeake, Xew Bedford: Angus M. MacNeil, Somerville; Howard A.

Mandeville, Dedham; XXilliam J. Melea, Newton; John J. Mlskella, Newton; Charles E. Monahan, XVoburn; Leo E. Monahan, Beachmont; James L.

Monks, XValter R. 'Morris. Everett; Cornelius J. Moynihan, Haverhill; John M. Mulligan, Somerville; Edward O.

Mullowney, Brookline; John P. Mur phy, Dorchester: Thomas H. Murphy, Dorchester; XXilliam E- Murphy, Dorchester; Joseph P. MurpHy, Newton; Arthur P. Murray, Roxbury; Francis J.

Murray, Pawtucket, John A-. Murray, Brookline; Paul V. Myron, Dorchester; James M. X'agle, South Boston; George L. OBrien, Cambridge: John J.

OBgien, Cambridge; Henry J. OConnell, Somerville; John G. O'Connell, Bristol. Conn; Timothy J. O'Connell, Milford; Gerald A.

O'Connor, Brighton; James H. ODonnell, Yoburn; Leo E. OHearn, Dorchester; Dennis IP. OLeary, Norwood: Charles D. OMalley, Newton Upper Falls; Albert R.

ONeal. Brookline; Jeremiah O'Neill, ifSomerville: Francis M. O'Rourke, Salem; Henry J. OSullivan, Brockton; Sylvester J. O'Toole, Lowell; Anthony J.

Perry, Dorchester; John J. Pout as, Waltham; Malachl J. Pren-dergast, Dorchester; Thomas N. Quirk, Portsmouth, Joseph A. Regan, Somerville; Paul M.

Ro-ck, ELast Boston; Frank M. Ross, Brighton; Francis S. Russell, Plainville; Charles E. Sehroed-er, Jamaica Plain; Raymond F. Scott, Cambridge; Jamed C.

'Shaughnessey, XVoburn; John R. Shaughnessy, Salem; Robert A. Shea, Somerville; Thomas P. Shea, Roxbury; DanlelC. Sheehan, Lynn; Francis A.

Smith, Dorchester; Matthew P. Stapleton, South Boston; James A. Sullivan, Malden; Joseph F. Sullivan, Belmont; John T. Sullivan, Boston; Pat rick J.

Sullivan, Charlestown; Paul M. Sullivan, Cambridge; Raymond A. Sullivan, Iaiwell; William J. Sullivan, Malden; Joseph D. Sweeney, Lowell; Richard H.

Xahey Dorchester, Thomas XValsh, Roxbury; Alfred A. Zirpolo, Boston. BACHELOR OF PHILOSOPHY William H. Brennan, Chelsea; Murray F. Brown, Framingham; Andrew J.

Carroll, Dedham; John A. Cohan. South Boston; John F. Colbert, Dedham Gregory A. Collins, Brookline: XX'iUiam H.

Crean, Peabody; XVilliam II. Cronin, HIngham; Charles J. Day, Revere; Rickard J. Donovan, Lynn; Anthony A. Driscoll, Lawrence; Francis E.

Gibbons, Sharon Heights; Arthur J. Gorman, Bos ton; James F. Hickey, Natick; Arthur R. Johson, Brookline. XVilliam D.

Kelly, Xewburyport: Edward M. Lanlgan, Somerville; David F. Lawlor, Newton; Francis X. Mahoney, Cambridge; XVllliam H. Mahoney, Cambridge; Frederick A.

Metcalf, Hope-dale; John P. Murphy, Chelsea; Owen J. Murphy, Bellows Falls, Vt; Thomas j. Murphy, Dorchester; Harold C. OConnell, Bristol, Conn; James J.

OConnell, Dedham; Robert J. ODoherty, Boston; Joseph M. Rega-n, Mil ton; Frank Repetto, Boston; Francis A. Riba, Dorchester; George H. Robertle, Chelsea; Leon 51.

Xlncent, Athol. Nee-4 1st '1, D. Nort' n-lien non Xf. Sprint: field; Providence; Harold Irvington, Alfred Norfolk, Mass: Edward Taylor. Maplewood.

N'oves, magna cum laude. Massachusetts. Here In the heart of the Commonwealth that has cherished since the days of its first settlement the great truths of the Master, and where Institutions of men have been builded on the greater institutions of God, we meet once more and appreciate anew the labor and sacrifice of those who teach here and whose only reward is that which comes to them in serving the youth who are here for instruction, and in the knowledge that they are entitled to those simple yet powerful words, Well done, thou good and faithful servant. To them all honor is due. "In the years which Holy Cross has devoted to education it has never lost sight of the ultimate purpose of education, which always has been, and always should le, the making of character.

Education without character, without morals or religion, accomplishes little. Education that has with dt deep respect for the word of God, that recognizes moral obligations and that builds sturdy character, brings with it genuine happiness and a worth-while contribution to public life and action. Mere knowledge without character and Idealism is futile and barren. XVe have had that well illustrated in history. Athens lives today, clear-cut and impressive, because with material progress it also cultivated the fine and beautiful things of life that gave to Athens noble and Inspiring ideals.

Carthage Is but a vague memory. To idealism it was a stranger, for it progressed only in the wav of materialism. Carthage was the incarnation of materialism. selms, 24. Yilliam A.

Hartigan," AB, St Francis Xavier, Antigonish, 25. Howard Healey, AB. Lloyd A. Hechinger, BS, M. Francis P.

Hourihan, AB. P. Ivilcoyne, AB. Yr. Leavey, AB.

Lyons, AB, B. North American College, Rome, Thomas McCarthy, AB. I John J. McGrath, AB. James P.

McGuire, AB. Martin H. Mcmerney, AB. Margaret U. Magrath, AB, yoke, 00.

John M. Maloney, AB. John P. Maloney, AB. Cornelius E.

Mlnahan, BS, St Bona-venture, '23. Cornelius J. Murphy, AB. John J. Murphy, AB.

1 James E. ODowd, AB. Cornelius A OKeefe, AB. Olivia C. Pennell, AB, B.

2L Henry J. Powers, AB. Arthur L. Quinn, AtB. Paul M.

Shea, AB, Harvard, 25. Edmund J. Spang, AB. Yilliam G. Tobin, AB.

Richard II. Tuson, AR, Harvard, 24. XViniam F. XValsh, AB. Paul J.

Yenners, AB. Joseph Y'. XVillis, AB, St Bonaven-ture, 23. MASTER OF EDUCATION John Bagllni, Ph'B, Providence College, 25. James A.

Caffey, ThB. John R. OConnor, ThB. MASTER OF SCIENCE Louis R. Welch, PhB.

the following members of atlng class: BACHELOR OF ARTS I Frank C. Andrews, East Trovldence; Esmond C. Appleyard, Glen Ridge, Percjl L. Bailey Jr, niagna cum laude, Newport; William S. Ballou; James M.

Barry, Tawtucket; Carl F. Bayerschmidt, magna cum laude. Providence; Ernest XV. Bishop Jr; B. Boynton, XX'oodbridge.

Paul J. Brown; Ambrose Carroll, Millville, Mass; George L. Cassidy, Providence; Ormond B. Cook, Providence; George C. Cranston, XVIck-ford, Gerolano J.

Currerl, Providence; Emery B. Danzell Jr, New Bedford; Americo Del Selva, Providence; FYancols J. do Vlllers, Christiana, Transvaal; Alan H. Katon, Mansfield Centre, Conn; Noel M. Field, cum laude, Providence.

Richard Formidonl, XXoodbridge, Joseph Freedman, summa outn laude, Cranston, Franklin B. Gelder, Forest City, Penn; Robert O. Gilmore, magna cum laude, East Providence; Abraham Goldman, New Haven; Matthew Y. Goring, Methuen, Cameron Gullen, Newton Gent re; Edwin Halpert, Central Falls, XVilliam R. Harrall, XVoonsocket; George R.

llolliwell, Minneapolis; John T. Hunt, cum laude, Richmond 11111, John M. Hurley, Fall River; Ernest E. Intlehouse, Provl denee; Jacob M. Jacobson, sumna cum laude, New Bedford; Howard W.

John ston, Providence; Israel J. Kap stein, Providence; Wendell Avard Kaufer, Providence; Cabot D. Ken dayy. East Greenwich; XVllliam A Knipe 2d, XVard Hill, Mass Stephen M. Lincoln, Providence; XVil Ham J.

McCollum, Uxbridge, Mass: Ed ghr V. F. McCrillis, Providence: Milton MacDonald, New Bedford; John McOsker, Providence; Kenneth Min ard, cum laude, Boston: Allen C. Morrill magna cum laude, XVorcester; George Morrow, Pawtucket: Frank J. Orto CHICAGO, June 16 (A.

Ten universities composing the XXestern conference will give degrees to 13,300 graduates at the close of convocation exercises next week, an increase of slightly more than 2000 over 1925. The total number of graduates, which irfcludes the midyear Commencement figures, also shows but a few more than 2200 women graduates, abo'ut the same number as last year. The University of Minnesota graduated 1267 students. At Ohio State the graduates numbered 1659, of whom 84 percent were from Ohio. On Monday Ylsconsin will graduate 1150.

Michigan had the largest number of graduates of the big 10 colleges, with 2204. Illinois was second with 21SS. Oth er Institutions awarded degrees as fol lows: Iowa, 1291; Purdue, E48; Indiana Chicago, 1769; Northwestern, 1227. Daniel Hurford Alphonse Ralinauskl Daniel Kelleher John Kelleher Thomas I Kelly Joseph Kenealy James Kenney Jr John Klley Thomas Killlon George Kingsley John Kinneen -Joseph Lay den Edward Lennoo Slgismund Leszozynskt Arthur Lohan Francis Lowrey Francis Lynch 1 Francis Lynch Thomas Lyons Edmund Maddock Timothy Maguire Charles Mahoney Francis A Mahoney William Mahoney Joseph Mancinl John Manning Albert McCarthy Edward McCarthy Jr Timothy McCarthy William McCarthy John McConologue John McDevltt William McDonough Gregory McGann James McGann Thomas MeGann William McKeon William Mclvean Hugh MoShefTrey William McTagu John Merrick John Mohllia Gerard Monahan James Mooney John Moran Ieo Moran Carl Morgan Jr Edward A Morrissey Jr George Mulcahy Joseph Mulcahy Jr Frederick Muldoon James Mulligan Francis Murphy Paul Murphy Richard Murphy Carl Niemszk Thomas A Norris Bernard O'Brien John It OBrien William OBrien Cornelius OConnor Jr John OConnor William OConnor Charles ODonnell John OSullivan George Patten George Pbilpott Herbert A Phlnney Joseph Powers Edward A Quimhy Robert A Radochla James Regan Francis I Reilly Joseph Reilly John Ridge Thomas Robinson John Roche Francis Rogers Jr James Rogers Jr Edmond Ryan John Ryan John Ryan Jr Kenneth Ryan John I SranneU Jerome fcbaonaban John Shea William II Sheeh Edward Sliney George II Smith Joseph Solnlck Richard Spencer Jr Robert Spencer Georae Spillana Francis Sullivan Harold Sullivan John Sullivan John Sullivan Lawrence Sullivan William Sullivan Hugh Sweeney Wllilnm Syran Merton Thompson Jr Francis Tiernan William Trainor Jr Tlfomas Valiev Thomas A Walh Francis Wenzler Henry A Williamson XYilliura Bonla Edward A Boyle Franoi Bradley Ponald Brennaa Charles Brooks Francis Bropbr Henry Buckley Walter Buckley Leo Bulper Eugene Burns Jr Frederick Burns William jfcByrne Leonard 1 Cadraq John Callahan Jjiwrence Camo qll Francis Carev Thomaa A Carey James Carolan Bernard A Carroll Thomas Carroll Thomas Carroll John Casey Thomas Cavanaugh John Chisholm Joseph A Chisholm Ralph Clark William Clifford Richard Coakloy John Oodr Francis -Codyer George Colantuon! Christopher Collins Javid Collins Paul Commerford Frederick Cone John Connolly John Connor Simon Connor Frank A Corcoran James Corcoran John Coaffrove Edward Coughlin Jr James Coulter Jr Timothy Oreedoa Hubert Cunniff John Cusack Paul li Cusick John Daly John Decry Martin Denning Paul De Was elgd Paul Dlvver William Donnelly Dennis Donoyan Francis Donovan Frederick Donovan John A Donovan John Dowd William Downey Richard A Drea Eugene Driscoll John Driscoll John Dwyer Adrian Edward Wilfrid English James Etheriuglon John Evans a Fra not Farrell John Karricy Jr Janies Fay James Feeney William Finn John Finneran Theodore Flnnerty James Fitzpatrick Albert Flannery Hugh Fleming James A Flaherty John Foley Jr Timothy Foley Paul Forrtettil Charles Francis Theodore A Francis Thomas rFsnels Jr John Gairn-y Francis Gallagher Stephen Gallstone George Gallivsn Edward Galvin John Garvey August Gricer Francis Gllday Albert Gtngras John Gray Pastjuale Greco William Green Gerard Griffin William Griffin Edward Grimm Jr Francis Gwynn Edward Haley Philip A Hannon Frands Harrington Harrison John A Hayes Thomaa Hennessey James Henry Charles Higgins Jr Better Than College Youth with worthy anUbitlons gather John II. O'Brien, Trovld-nce; Ch'-et- P.

Orr, Providence: George A. Pa hie, PIdgewood, Rudolph J. Pnvor. N-; Xork; Erskina M. Perry.

N.vaek. Rlvhall J. Perry, Providence; Anthony PI. Peters. Brockton; Fank II.

Ashton, Addison B. Poland, Ge Ft IT. Posse, Chicopee Falls: Freeman T. Putney, South Weymouth; II. Raffel, Yaterbury; Alfred L.

Rnfu-, Norwood; Carl E. Reed, Greenfield; XV II-llam Ripley Jr, HIngham Center; X' 11-liani Robotham, Unionville. I'enn; Oscar Rogol, Sevmour, Conn; P'red'ri H. Rohlfs, Brooklyn; Elmer D. Providence; Frank A.

Russo, Brooklyn; Frank N. Ryan, Lynn; Albert o. S.uirt, Attleboro; Louis A. Sage, White Ildr, John H. See, Providence: Her-nard Sliaset, Providence: XVilliam Smira, Providence; (banning S.

Smith, Newton Center; Elmer R. Smith, cum laude, Cranston; Harold M. Bayonne, XVllliam A. Stephen! Brooklyn; XX'illlam F. Storms, ern laude, Norwich; Harry Sugnrman, Ne Haven; George K.

Taber, Gastonia, I-eonard B. Thompson, lliagl'ami XVesley R. Thompson, cum laude, Mnr rlstown, Bruce E. Tletjens, Napn-leon, Fratt L. Tobey, outn lauds, Great Barrington: Harold G.

Town Stafford Springs, Conn: James B. Trur bower, Haddonfleld, XVllHam Ji Turtle, Quincy; Nathaniel R. Fnder-down. New Bedford; George F. Pawtucket; Leonard X.

Vollbrachf, I trolt; XVesley H. Webb, XVest Brookfield, Mass; William H. XVeldmnn, et Colllngswood, Sherman XV el's Tacoma, XVush; Travis DeS XVelB Jfi Rutherford. Richard XVe-t, erg-meadow. Chester B.

Whitman, Saylesville, Nathaniel R. XVhdcn, HIngham) Robert X'. D. XVicki-mleO. Brooklyn; William B.

XVidnnll, Hackensack, Howard B. XXltter, MdiburJi Mass; Harold A. Zantow. Margaret PI. Adams, XVlekford, Mary I.

Adams, cum laude, ProvM-uce! Laura E. Allen, oum laude, Dalloni Anna II. Blossom, Fairhaven; M. Burton, Providence; Pearl H. i'r snap.

Fall River; Martha A. I. Pi'kie, Providence; Hope H. Elmer, lumikon. Caroline Flanders, Meschari.icut Iark, Elizabeth H.

Fuller, denee; Hope V. Gilbert. Cranston, Caroline Griffith, Providence; Catherln V. Hebert, Elizabeth Hindley, Ijonsda Gladys PI. Holmes, cum lamia, l-'arley, Mass; Ethel M.

Kearns, Iro't denee: Elisabeth J. het-Hn Xa; Maida M. Ixowden, Oaltherhur. Md; Helen M. E.

McCarthy. Cecilia C. Mahoney, Providence; garet E. Meiklejohn. Pawtucket; Barbara D.

Mitchell, Ellz.the M. Alltten, Amherst, Mass; (tertrude u. Oberempt, Frances G. leckham. I.

fit Compton, Dorothy B. Pheli'-, hj" field. Conn: Elizabeth Sanford, lhyfi' Smith, Hartford: Dorothy M. Bachelor Degrees BACHELOR Chester R. Arnold, Dorchester; Itoxbury; Henry F.

OF ARTS Salem; Edward Louis E. Baron, Barry, Dorchester; REVERE The life of an embryonic circus freak came to an abrupt termination yesterday when a day-old pig possessing two bodies with but a single head, w-as crushed to death under its mother hoof. XXhether the mothers act was an accident or Intentional, is not known The affair took place on ODonnells farm in North Revere. At a largely attended meeting of the committee in charge of the lawn party in aid of the Immaculate Conception parish, in K. of C.

house, arrangements were made for the affair, which will take place in July. Rev John C. Fearns is chairman and the different societies have been represented. Including Revere Council, K. of Daughters of America, L.

C. B. Young Ladles1 Sodality and the M. C. O.

F. The Beachmont Catholic Club held AB Degrees Awarded TEe degree of AB In courses was awarded the following graduates: Summa cum laude. William F. Berg-told. White Plains.

Y. Magna cum laude. Stephen A. Bergin Jr, Worcester; Walter C. Connell, Springfield; Raymond J.

Connors. Fall River; Edward B. Conway, New Bedford; William G. Cunneen, Worcester; Joseph C. Fenton.

Springfield; Abraham E. lssa. Kingston, Jamaica. Leo E. LaMontagne, Lewiston.

Me; Edward W. Lynch. WorcesteryThomas S. McGrath. Worcester; John H.

Far Rockaway. Daniel J. Moyni-han. Worcester; Walter M. Mulvihill, Worcester; Thomas J.

Murtha. New York; Martin J. Prendergast, Freeport, Joseph W. Reilly, Blackstone; Adam J. Schwartz Jr.

Saratoga Springs; Matthew J. Sheridan. Norwich: Al phonse E. Sirica Jr. Waterbury, Conn; John J.

Verdon, Hoboken. J. Cum laude, Louis P. Champagne. Hol-voke; John P.

Connors. South Amboy, John F. Creamer. Worcester; Robert E. Croughwe1.

Dalton: Robert P. Donovan, Binghamton, Francis J. Foley, Worcester; John E. Forhatt, Worcester; James E. Geary, Lowell; Joseph P.

Hintlemann. Rumson, John B. Hughes. Worcester; George P. Keavenev, Fitchburg; Herbert Kelley, Cordavilie: Lawrence D.

Kleran, New York: J. Donald McCluskey. Moulton, Me- Miles McDonald. Brooklyn. 'Arthur j.

Moynihan, Holyoke; Francis J. Nugent, Worcester; John T. OBrien. Holyoke; Gerald B. O'Neill.

Rumford. Me: William T. ORourke. Worcester; Francis J. Porrella, Revere: Charles E.

Powers. Holyoke; Francis J. Ran, New Haven; Francis J- Sullivan. Holyoke; Thomas F. F.

Sullivan. Worcester: William J. Sweenev XV orcester, William J. Ziegler Jr. Brooklyn.

XT. Raymond Allen. Gt8-11 reori CTohn T. Arsenault. Bemis, Me.

Cecil Badway. Fall River: MwhTrrv Barron. Portland. Me: John Barry, Waterbury. James J.

Bartley, Brooklyn, Edward C. Beauchamp, Holyoke: Oscar L- Benoib Makien. Robert M. Boyle. Buffalo, William F.

Breen. Worcester: Alfred T. X. Brpn- nan Jr. Tenafly.

Joseph S. nan. North Cambridge: John i. Bros- nan. Springfield; Thomas G.

Burke, Portland, Me; Francis P. Butler, Jer- gay OTIty James J. Callahan, Norwood, Mass; Joseph J. Canavan, Pittsfield, Mass, Clarence L. Carey.

Pittsfield, Mass, David B. Carroll, Worcester; John y-Carroll. Whitinsvllle; Walter H-field Providence; James F. X. Clark, Pontiac, Mich: Daniel F.

cohalan. New York; Bertrand T. Connell. Jersey ritr; James J. Connelly.

Brooklyn. William F. Connolly. Milford: John E. Connor, Leominster; Edward B.

Conway. Xew Bedford: John D. Corrigan. New Bedford; Warren P. 'ote.

Cambridge: Francis A. Couehlan, Maynard: Daniel A. Crowley, bitch- burg; John F. Crowley. Cambridge.

John J. Delaney. South Amboy, Thomas F. Delaney, Lawrence: John F. Iemps'-y.

Mlilbury; James J. Devanney Jr, Pittsfield Mass; Francis X. Doyle, Brooklyn, Fernand R. icharme, Holvoke; Thomaa A. Dwyer.

Brooklyn, Owen J- Eagan Jr. Somerset; William P. Early. Worcester. Eugene J.

Fallon Jr, Brooklyn. James F. Fallon. Jersey City; Eugene F. Field Jr, Gardner: Daniel J.

Worcester; James It. Fitzgerald, Worcester; John J. Fitzgeral-l Jr, Waterbury. Conn; Thomas C. Fitzgerald.

Holvoke; Thomas H. Foley. Worcester; Raymond J. Fox, Holyoke: Clinton F. Galfigan.

Tauc-on; Leo -I. Go-vette. Portland. Me; Thomas P. Griffin, Westfield; Thomas J.

Oroark Jr, New Haven; Richard L. Grogan, West Swan-zev, H. Francis F. Haggerty, Hoboken; Lewis J. Hanlfin, Springfield; Robert K.

Hayes, Peaboiv; Farrell W. HefTernan, Spencer; Wii.lam A. Hennery, Ilrockton; Paul C. Hettinger, I-anoaster. Thoma3 J- Higgins Jr.

Worcester; Bernard A. Morgan, Fitchburg; J. William Hurley, Portsmouth, T. Robert Hurley, Worcester; Harry L. Huss, Hart ford.

John J. Kane. Brooklyn, William I. Kel-her. Woburn; Brendan C.

Kelly, Springfield; Patrick J. Kennedy, Vand-ling, Penn; Thomas H. Kennedy, Holiis-ton; Ha -old M. Kenney, Thompson, Conn; Richard 1. Kiley, Clinton; Thomas B.

King. Holyoke; Joseph A. J.acev, Holyoke; John J. Laden, New Haven; Thomas P. Laffin, Berlin, lilchard T.

Langnn. Brooklyn, James F. Lawler, Greenfield; George W. Leyden, Worcester; G. Edward Linne-han.

Iiaquette Lake, James R. Lonergan, Whitman: Henry W. Lyall Jr, Jamaica. Charles V. Lynch, Blackstone: John F.

Lyons. Mdford: Robert S. Mahan, Edward J. Malorev, Worcester: Leo J. Mande-vllle, Holyoke; Aubrey A.

Marrion. Rarre, Vt; James J. "Marshall Jr, Worcester; Edward L. McCabe. Oakland, James W.

McCarthy, Montreal: Francis E. McCartin, Rockville, Conn; John T. McGilllouddy Jr, Worcester; Philip H. McGrath, Mt Vernon, Richard J. McIntyre Jr, Clinton; Hugh F.

McLaughlin Jr, Jersey City; James J. McLaughlin, Lawrence: John ifcPhea, Collinsville; J. Clarko Xtoore. Saratoga Springs; Joseph A. Morrissey, Warren, James C.

Mulligan New York; Frederick E. Murphy Jr, flushing, John P. Murphy, Norwich. Michael T. Xeary.

TV orcester: Francis B. Nnes, Newport, John W. O'Boyle, Scranton, Penn; Justin L. at the Commencement exercises with parents whose pride of parentage shines In eyes that age has not dimmed, and it Is a (gathering to gladden the hearts of all. Eager youth, with life and ita records yet to be written, parents many of whom suffered privation and made sacrifices to give their children an education, an advantage that they were often times denied gather on this day of days.

It is a picture that has in It all the elements of love and affection, of duty and ambition, of pride and ideals and high purposes. To be invited to join In these exercise and to be thus joined with its graduates of years is to me an honor that I shall cherish and treasure in the years to come. I am tempted to say a word of counsel to the graduating students! of Holy Cross for whose eminent success in life I entertain high hopes. Grover Cleveland once said that a man without a college education wa apt to do one of two things either to exaggerate the advantages of a college education or to underrate it. I do not think I err on the side of underrating the advantages, still I have always felt, out of my experience Jn life, that I would rather that my boy ihad a working knowledge of -the teaching of Christ, whom you and I recognize as the only King of all creation.

than a college education. I hope he shall have both, but the point I want to make la that you gentlemen ao different from the cur.tom In a' good many other colleges have the advantage of not only a college course but alao a religious training. SOME EMPLOYES TO BE DROPPED JULY 1 Cut in Internal Revenue Collectors Force 3 ANNIVERSARIES ALL ON THE SAME DAY special meeting at its clubhouse, last evening. Arrangements for the annual outing were started and committees ap pointed. The program for the annual opening day celebration of the Point of Pines Yacht Club, which will take place to-morow, is as follows: Auto parade, headed by a band in a bus, at 2 m.

Flagraising at 3, followed by the opening address by Mayor John E. Yalsh. Representative Michael Phavv will deliver a patriotic address. Refreshments and dancing will follow until 6. In the evening dancing will be resumed from 8 to 11.

Extensive preparations are being made for the Fourth of July celebration in Ward 2, under auspices of the Revere Aerie of Eagles. The affair, which is primarily for the children, is In charge of a committee headed by Louis GHxinan. A baby clinic will be opened on the first Tuesday in July at 3:30 in Ward 2 under direction of the Visiting Nurses' Association. Mrs Jessie M. Kimball will be the clinic chairman, and Dr Baker of Shirlev av the attending physician.

Tull. Marguerite ford, Ataplewood, Providence. kXhen Thomas W. XXhlte. internal revenue collector at Boston, returns from the conference of collectors now being held at XXashlngton, it will be definitely settled how many of his staff of 320 employes will be dropped on July 1 to mee tthe $750,000 cut in the appropriation for ealarles for collection of the Nation's taxes.

There have been estimates that the number to be dropped in the local office will range from 25 to 60. and a similar ration fill be maintained in about 60 offices throughout the country. This is In keeping with the general policy of the Administration to cut the expenses of the Government. The policy toward a reduction of taxes has cut from 450,000 to 35cJn0 the number of income tax returns that must be filed annually. This, with the elimination of luxury and mlscellanneous taxes, has greatly decreased the work of Mr and Mrs Kehoe Wedded 15 Years; Brithdays, Too Cling to Your Ideals I urge you to cling to the Ideals that you have now all bright and burnished.

Don't allow them to be dimmed by contact with those who have misplaced their own high purpose of college days or who are rather forgetful, perhaps, that they ever had any. You will meet many who think that Ideals are only fairy Ftories. You are bound to meet many people who tell you their whys ami wherefores of success. They will tell you that Ideals and high standards don't work, but 1 want to say to you, without having the time here to adduce proof which I know- could be offered, lano, Hoboken, Bradford F. Ox nard; Albert Parks, Hyde Park, Mass Jatpcs H.

Peers, cum laude, Providence Donald M. Riggs, XVaterbury, Conn Oliver II. P. Rodman, Lafayette, I Charles K. Scotoher, Brookline, Mass Jacob Shapiro, cum laude, Providence lercival F.

Smith, Providence; Paul Spencer, East Greenwich, Myron Sulzberger Jr, New York; John O. Tal hot. South XV eymouth, Mass; Jacob Temkin, cum laude. Providence; John M. Toohey, Fall River; Arnold H.

XVal-lack. New Xork; Iaul A. XVilliams, East N'orthfield, Mass; XVellesley right, Peace Dale, I. Constance XV. Arnold, Milton, Ma Constance L.

Blais, magna cum laude Pawtucket; Nettae Borez, Colchester Conn; Marlon M. E. Broadbent, magna cum laude, Fall River; Marian Brook cum laude. Providence; Ana C. Bullet ma.nak, cum laude.

Providence E. Clark, XViokford, Re Decca P. Cootten, cum laude. Worcester Jif- cum laude. Natick Philadelphia; C.er- trude M.

Dovle. Vorvester: 'Martha Harwell Brockton: Ethel M. Fish, Prov-idence; Dorts VV, Fisher, Campello; EUz abeth L. Fieke. Sharon; Agnes Flaherty.

Valiev Falls, Yvette XV rank, I rovidence; Edna M. Goggin magna cum laude, XX'arren, Sarah I. Grossman, Providence; llatti- Harris, Providence; Dorothy PI Hof- ARce" RCUH laUs lHngford. Conn; K-r MumPhrey, cum laude, Jrovi- rSvMatrlOI Jettison. Providence Doris E.

Johnson, XVallingford; Marv Marion 'TaSr-a uni laude, 'Fall River Dn L- Ivneeland, Worcester; a t'-t Reading. Penn Pnr-othy Korn, Lancaster, 'Penn- Katherine P. Lomax, Fall River; Catherine M. Long Lancaster, 1'mV r-ovejoy, Pascoag. I- Sarah Margaret Mae-Iod, Bellows Palls pa ji.

-r MoMlehael. BlnckstoAe. Mass Flor' Mahoney. Providence Fran- H. Mason, cunt laude Paw-tucket: Margaret Matherson, Bris tol.

Norma O. Mathew.son, Bristol' B. Morse. PflWturkpf Xfarv A. Murphy, Newport Ma rgueriteD Nolan, 1 rovidence; Pauline OConnor.

Newport; Dorothy R. Olevson niagna vum laude, Providence; Xiar- Sayiesville; Phelan, cum laude, Newport-XVinnifred P. Pine, cum laude. Providence; Sylvia Post New Xork; Edith Remington, Providence; PUla M. Roek-wood, -Nrth Franklin, Conn; Dorothy M.

Russell, Providence; Lucy Russell, Pawtucket; Mary-Light Schaeffer, unylattde, Lancaster, Penn; Eunice Sharp, cum laude, Plalnville; Elizabeth M. Smith, magna cum laude, XVoott-socket; Mildred Smith, IJrovldence-Belinda E. Snow, magna cum laude Haynham Center, Mass; Edith G. Snow Spencer. Mass; Elizabeth L.

Stillwell Somerville, Minnie A. Sugden! magna cum laude. Providence; Beulah E. Todd. North Attleboro; Eleanor Tup-per, magna cum laude, XVorcester; Clnu-11 ne C.

Walford, magna cum laude, Idgewood, Alary K. XXesson, cum aude, Rochester, Florence E. XV Kingston, Penn; Hazel M. XVood-mansee. Providence; Ruth XXoolf, rovidence.

Thomas J. Barry, XVhitinsville; Joseph II. Beecher, Koxbury; Bernard J. Brau-dLs, South Boston; Joseph T. Brennan, Somerville; James E.

Brophy, Dalton; Theodore E. Brown, South Lincoln; Joseph L. Browne. Rosllndale; Thomas A. Burke, Cambridge; Bernard B.

Burns, Rosllndale; Harry P. Campbell. Charlestown: FVank J. Carney, Cambridge; Charles R. Carroll, Framingham; Francis X.

Casey, Cambridge; Thomas F. Cavanaugh, Oakville, Conn; John H.CUn on, East Braintree; Thomas F. Coady Thos J. Coakley, Dorchester; Francis P. Collins, Salem; James L.

Collins, Beaohmont; George F. Connors, Dedham: William A. Consodine, Jamaica rialn: Francis O. Corcoran, Wakefield; Michael A. Corcoran, Conn; Edward F.

Connell, Med field; Michael F. Costello. South Boston; Thomas J. Costigan. Roxbury; Joseph P.

Cotter, Somerville; James Crowley, Dorchester; John A. Crowley, Roxbury; Y'illiam J. Cunningham, Dorchester: Francis D. Dailey. Boston: Robert X.

Daley r. South Boston: Thomas P. Delahunt, Weymouth; Edward J. Digby. East Gloucester; Christopher E.

Dinsmore, Cambridge; Edwin J. Dolan, Dorchester: Francis A. Donahue, Jamaica Plain; James C. Don-nellan, Dorchester; John S. Dooley, Roxbury; John E.

Dorsey, Dorchester: Edward F. Dowd. XValtham; Arthur F. Dovle, Dorchester; Francis W. Driscoll, Holliston; Joseph E.

Driscoll, Newton; Theodore F. Drury, Rosllndale; XValter L. Duffy, Brighton; XVllliam A. Duffy, Peabody; Daniel F. Dunn, Dorchester; XVllliam J.

Dunn, Newton: Edward F. Eagan, Lynn; William F. Fahey, Cambridge; Henrv F. Fairbanks, Norwood; Albert C. Fallon, Jamaica Plain: John F.

Fallon, Roxbury; James Farricy, Dorchester; Richard J. Finn, Dedham; William M. Finn, Charlestown; James F. Flahive, Dorchester; Thomas J. Flavin, Charlestown; Joseph, E.

EIvnn, Dorchester; Thomas J. Flynn, Jamaica Plain: Jeremiah F. Foley, Dorchester; Patrick J. Foley, Somerville; Arthur X. Eorresty.

Lawrence; Thomas X. Gea-gan, Newt-on: Francis J. Golden, Everett; George Govatsos, Stone-ham; Francis B. Greelish, Medford; Henry E. Groden, Cambridge-William C.

Hagerty. South Boston-Clavton H. ITaley. Cambridge; Thomas F. Stoneham: Harold B.

Harris, South Hanover; Edward A. Harrison. Brooklyn; Maurice I. Hart, Roxbury; Edward J. Hawley, UnionviHe Conn; Daniel L.

Healy Jr, Framingham1 William P. Iiehlr, North Chelmsford; Thomas G. Hennessy, Somerville-Thomas C. Herllhy, Somerville; James W. Hickey, Dorchester; Roger Hickey.

East Boston: William H. Hornsby, Lowell; Stanlev XV. Howard! Cambridge; Joseph M. Keating, Lynn; Augustine L. Keefe, Dorchester; Albert J.

Keenan, Koxbury; David W. Kelleher, Charlestown; Thomas G. Kel-liher, Beverly; James F. Kellv, Wln-throp; Joseph Yr. Kenney, Medway; Bernard F- Keon.

Lowell: George Kileoyne, YInchester; John F. Klley, Norwood; Edward D. Killian, Roston; Received Degree of BS BACHELORS OP" SCIENCE IN I- GINEERINC? XX'illiatn B. Avery, magna cum laude. Cranford, Horace H.

Barker. nGP na cum laude, Auburn, 1: Horace 1, Bill, Norwich: Osborne XX. Briden, Pawtucket: Alfred C. Glenow, River E'U Eric P. Hanson, Providence; BRAINTREE collection The taxes on miscellaneous classes of taxpayers, such as theatres, certain manufactured article's and others totaled for Massachusetts in 1924 $2s 000 -000.

This was cut in 1925 to and promises to take another cut this year to $10,000,000. MILTON, June 16 Mr and Mrs XVil-11am Kehoe of Meredith Circle last evening celebrated three vents In one, the 15th aniversary of their wedding and also their birthdays. It wag while guests were participating in the wed ding aniversary festivities that BUI" Kehoe announced it was his birthday. A few minutes late it Was revealed that it was also wifes birthday. Friends had gathered for the first of the events and the couple received many gifts.

After further congratulations had been extended guests were Invited to the hall where a grandfathers clock was ticking away the hours. This was pointed out as a gift of Mrs Kehoe to her husband and then Mrs Kehoe proudly exhibited a sol dwatch a gift from her husband. More than TO frjends were present and the veiling was made enjoyable by entertainment, Ed and Frank Kehoe, brothers of Yilliam, and Al Cuslck, attached to the Boston Elevated Railway Company, providing vocal and musical numbers. During the collation the company wore fancy psper hats. The house wag decorated with a vartetv of colors.

Hood Jr, Pa'Vtucket: Joseph H. llep kins, cum laude. Providence; Edmund Howarth, Providence: Domenico A loa-ata. Providence; Rowland Keaclt, Providence: Carl A. R.

Kuester, Grot an, Conn; Bartll XV. I.lndstront, Bo-t'U'l John Muller, Rayslde, Gordon H. Needham, Clinton; Hendrick A. 01-ney, Mansfield; Edward T. Peieroit XVoburn; Clement S.

Sargent, Newbury port; Fred Sciottl, Providence: Arthur VV. Smith, East Wareham: XValter E. XVeber, Elizabeth, Frederick 1 XVood, magna cum laude, Hopedale. BACHELORS OF SCIENCE IN CHEMISTRY Ross Andrew, Pawtucket: Mario P-Canalpl, magna cum laude, Pru ldeitcl larry Eatough, magna cum laude, Paw tucket; Prederlek L. Kllbouro Jr.

m.tgc cum laude, Mt Vernon, Philip A. Smith, Longmeadow, I. that that is not true. "What is a mighty army, no matter how many men or how completely equipped, if It is utterly lacking in morale? How long will a man in public life continue to be Influential when his policies run counter to the demands of an aroused public opinion? XVliat argument of learned counsel can be brought forth that will appeal to a Jury like enthusiastic advocate armed with victions. It is m.v firm belief, young men of Holy Cross, that the unseen things of life are the most Important.

You may not be able to see them with your eves or feel them with your hands, but they are the mighty tilings of life Disraeli once said that a voting man to succeed In politics should choose a righteous, bulf unpopular, cause, i at tempted to say to vou thAt to some of the professional politicians righteous causes are always unpopular; but the point I want to make Is that what one needs most Is to keep himself jn ao cord with righteous causes. There is no need for any man to forsake high principles and bis religious convictions in order to succeed in any art or profession, in business, or in politics What we need moat In this country is leadership and courage, and when we have leadership with a high moral pur- The Epworth League connected with the South M. E. Church was awarded the silk banner for the largest attendance at the Old Colony circuit meet held at Abington last evening. Mrs Homer XValters entertained tbe members of the Opportunity Circle of the South M.

E. Church last evening at her home, Taylor st. At the meeting of the Braintree Cooperative Bank directors last evening the following officers were elected: James president: Joseph lAnders, vice president; Charles B. Cummings, clerk and treasurer. XVyrnan Eldridge, a clerk at the South Braintree postal station, is on his annual vatation with his family, camping in New Hampshire.

He made the trip by automobile. XXeather permitting, a band concert will be held on the Hollis Playground. Two automobiles were In collision hist evening at the junction of Elm and Adams sts, one driven by Salvatore Jla-lozzi, 21 Madison av. East Weymouth, and. tbe other by Arnold, SO Storrs av, Braintree.

Two men who were In the rnsichiiie with Malozzi were cut by flying glass. Mr Arnold received a severe cut on the nose, Roth machines were quite badly damaged. ZIG ZAG DRIVER SENTENCED IN NEWTON TO A MONTH EX TON, June 16 Michael Bontempo of 61 River Ridge, XXellesley was sestenced to one month in the House of Correction this morning in the Newton District Court, for operating an automobile while he was under the influence of liquor. He was fined $25 for refusing to show his license to patrolman Lyons who stopped him, June 6. An appeal was taken in both sentences and ball was placed at $600.

The will of James H. Vahey Jr, of 96 Russell rd, Watertown, who was arrested June 7 by patrolman Jenklnson on charges of drunkenness and operating an automobile while he was under the Influence of liquor was again continued. Future dont think I Received Degree of BE BACHELORS OF EDlCATION Peter Joseph Auburn. 15 Frederick Harris Hiding, Irovidcnces Ralph Starrett Stevens, New H.iibcr, Me. Maude Collins.

Providence; Anna Jj 'd Garland, Pawtucket: Alice Clare Nri-ley. Providence: Catherine Elizabc.J McCormack, Providence. Uncertain doctor, you surely will not recover? "Well, I wont say that, hut I wouldn't advise you to start any continued stories, Capper's Weekly..