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DUNBAR HIGH GIVESOUT 176nw

Mrs. Terrell Lauds Progressof Colored People at

Graduation.One hundred and seventy-six pupils

in the ai-ademic and business departmentsof the Dunbar High Schoolwere awarded diplomas at the graduatIon pv*.pp|floo af thp Kt'hool last

night. Justice Robert H. Terrell ofthe Municiple Court, who was to havebeen the speaker of the evening,was unable to be present because ofsickness, and his wife, Mrs. MaryChurch Terrell, sp'oke in his place.She told of the progress made by thecolored people and the seemingly impossiblesthings accomplished by them,

j She impressed upon her audiencethat they must not take anything forgranted and used the outcome of

' the Russo-Japanese war as an illus]tration of the "seemingly impossible"having been accomplished.Scholarship awards for the class

were: Amherst College, Capt. CharlesDrew, Lieut. Thurman Dodsoti (conditional):Bates College. John Davis;Colgate University. Henry Robinson;college alumnae. Elsie Lewis; Hamiltonalumnae. Sidney Sumby; HowardUniversity, Elaine Peane (93.66),La Verne Gregory t91.85>, Edna Redmond.Ruth Sutton and Anola Miller;Lincoln University, Oliver ReasonsSyracuse University. Francis Syphax;Williams College, Lee Johnson.

Academic Department.Academic department Diplomas

dated January 31, 1922: Rosa ElizabethBostio. bona Mae Collier. FlorenceElizabeth Ford. Maudie LeeMontgomery. Jasper George Carlyle.Christopher Phillip Hoffman, WillieHubert Moody and James SydnorMoore. Diplomas dated June 21, 1922:Louise Acshah Alexander. LucilleMarietta Allen, Viola Elizabeth Anderson,Elizabeth Leonora Bennett,Ruth Pearl Binford. Edith LorenaBlackwell. Lettie Blackwell, MalcinaAmelia Blackwell. Colleen MinerBrooks. Portia Cadette Bullock, VermelleCampbell, Bernice Lillian Carter.Alice Forrester Christopher, BernicePearline Chism, Gladys MarieClinton, Helen Alida Combs. Ethel AllienCowan, Dorothy Cunningham.Elaine Juanita Dean. Vernice LunsfordDiggs. Berenice Jessie Ellis. AlbertaLouise Fitzhugh. Alma LouiseForrest. Euretta Minta Fraction, RuthLouise Gant. La Verne Gregory,Anita Gloria Haskins. MarieAntoinette Hillery. Juanita LuclndaIngram, Ellen Gertrude Jackson, UnaMae Jackson, Ethel Lenora James,Grace Kathleen James. Marguerite.letter. Albertine Johnson. AloncitaMiranda Johnson. Louise KathleenJohnson, Bernice Beatrice Jones.Pauline Berniee Jones, DorothyAugustine Jones. Vivian AllegraJones. Vesta Clementine Kcnney, EudoraTheresa Keyes, Cora AugustaKing, Corinne Scott Banders. AnitaHarriett Lewis, Ruth Evelyn Lloyd.Eunice Viola Mack, Mabel BottMazyck. Anola Bidwin Miller, NellieMae McKinney, Alta Dorothea Milton.Alise Elizabeth Nash. Mabel GreyOliver, Gladys Clemenza Over, EvangelineMarie Palmer, Pauline VernitaParker, Hazel Elaine Patterson, EdnaMartyn Redmond, Gladys A. Rotan,Gladys A. Scott, Phyllis WheatleyShippen. Elizabeth Violet Simmons.Edna May Smallwood. Missouri EdithSilas, Ulrica Agnes Smith. DorothyRHlo Singleton, Eliza Bernlce Stewart,Alice Billian Tompkins. Maude V.Walker, Hazel Ida Washington, CarrieElizabeth Williams.Garner Wesley Anderson, Earl

Alexander Ballard. Kenneth PearlBarnes. Britton Commillus Baskerville.Charles Oliver Michel Reason,Harry Wesley Bell. Samuel Blacksher,James Edward Bowman, TheodoreAlfonso Bradford, Theodore JacobBrown. William Andrew Brown,Clarence Francis Bryson. HymatiYates Chase, Joseph William Cook,John Preston Davis, Thurman LuceDodson, Charles Drew. Egbert GeraldFacey. Lerov Wellington Firse, OdenHowerten Fisher. Henry DupontI nomas ueorses, r reaencK uou^iassHenry. Robert Fulton Holland,Frederick Ferdinand Hundley, RobertClemont Isaac, Simon Noe James,Lee Williams Johnson, MauriceEugene Johnson, Peter DouglassJohnson, Edward Williston Knight.Carroll Nelson Langhorne. GeorgeLevier Mann, William Francis Meroney.Harry Warren Mickey. MontrebellMontgomery, William H. Payne.Walter Larkin Reeves, jr., HenryGolden Reynolds. Rio Richard Roberts.Henry Shields Robinson, jr.,Howard Roosevelt Sewell. Morris AllenSimms, Joseph Stemley. jr.. SidneyAddison Sumbv, Francis EnnisSyphax, William Hammond Thomas.Hal Herndon Timmons, Daniel JacksonVeal. Frederick Payne Watts,Ernest Rivers Welch, James Asa Williams,James Otis Williams andGregory Edwards Woods.

Department of BoHlneis.Department of Business Practice:

Four-year course; Diplomas datedJanuary 31, 1922. Jessie GenevaBruce, Inez Zula Elizabeth Hearn.Stellena Jennetta Harrod, CliffordElton Duckett. Diplomas ggnntedJune 21. 1922.Gertrude ElizabethBailor, Mabel Elizabeth Brown, VictoriaRuth Conrad, Edith Yvonne?Davis. Catherine Cecelia Edelin, LillianVictoria Harris. Amelia AmandaHolland, Ruth Graham Hudnell, BirdieGeorge Hughes, Evelyn IverresseJackson. Alta Ada Kelley, Geneva

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Leah Kent, Emerson WaldoBrowne. WJUiam Mosher Davis.Daniel Randolph Doy, Horace LorenzoDove. Raymond Augustine Lemmon,William Morgan Minor, Elsie WellsI.ewls, Lillian Gwendolyn Miles, IsabelleMorton, Naomi Allen PInckney,Mamie Ethel Robinson, Marie EstherSlmms. Jessie Maria Spence. RuthAugusta Sutton, Norrlne YolandaWalters, Beatrice Evelyn Wilson, UnaFredericks Venle, William Henrv IMundell, Thomaa Wyllc Parks, JohnHeath .Tllchardson, Clifton GeorgeRoberts, Heo Matthews Robinson andClement Alexander Wells. Two-yearcourse.Effle Louise Anderson, JosephHenry Goldsby, Beulah IreneBush.

CORNELL GRADUATES 825.Fifty-Two Gain Commissions as

Second Lieutenants.ITHACA, N. Y., June 22..Cornell

University granted 825 degrees toseniors at the fifty-fourth annualcommencement exercises yesterday.Before presentation of the degrees,

Col. J. C Niichols, commandant ofthe department of military scienceand tactics, presented to PresidentLivingston Farrand the names offifty-two seniors who have beencommissioned second lieutenant Inthe Army Officers' Reserve Corps./

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When Man andWoman Are Attacked.

A bullet aimed at John M. Williams,proprietor of a near-beer saloon at7X7 4th street northwest, entered tbechest of William Jones, colored, twenty-fiveyears old, 620 New York avenue,last night, inflicting a woundthat may cause death.The shot was fired by Mrs. Barbara

Mary Williams, wife of the proprietor,It Is charged, tn the Jatter's place ofbiMIness about 7:30 o'clock, after Mrs.Williams, It Is charged, had shot atMrs. Marie Newman, 452 H street,who was In the place.One shot was directed at Mrs. Newman,while two were sent in the diIts

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rectlop of William*. Jones was hur- nrled to Casualty Hospital, where phy- esicians said his condition was critical. 1

Arrested at Her Hosm,'

Dleut. McGHl Grove and Detectives 1Brodle and Rone of the sixth precinct jarrested Mrs. Williams, who Is thirty- ,two years old, at her home, 1714 Corcoranstreet. She Is sald^to have de- pclared she tried to kill both her hus- sband and Marie Newman. tMrs. Williams called Norman Davis, li

taxi driver, over the telephone from a

Pennsylvania avenue and 6th street *and had hint drive her to her hus- sband's place of business. Alightingfrom the taxlcab In front of her rhusband's place of business, Mrs. Wll-Hams quickly entered the place and tdischarged her weapon. Mrs. New-J s

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nan and a lady friend were at the iiating bar purchasing food when Mrs. irWilliams entered, and they disappearedwhen the shooting: started, pWilliams, who said lie had had t

hree similar experiences with his tvlfe, said he managed to dodge bul- tets, but Jones, the colored patron, twasn't quick enough. «

In conversation with a Star reporterthis morning:. Mrs. Williamsaid she had four children, the oldestpoy being in the Navy. She said herlusband had given Mrs. Newman anlUtomobile alnd diamond ring worth350 but tile husband denied the "

tatement. I 8"J did loan Mrs. Newman a diamond <ingworth |350." he said, "but never

rave her an automobile. The autumo- 1pile belongs to Mrs. Newman, and 1 1

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