Kan, received their diplomas from the hands of the Rev. A P. Parker, p.p., who, as chairman if the Board of Trustees, also conferred upon each of them the degree of Bachelor of Laws. This is the fourth batch of students to graduate from the Comparative Law School, the first graduating in 1918. Two of this year's graduates leave for America shortly to continue higher studies in Northwestern University, Evanston, Illinois.
Miss Wang Li-faring, of Mc-Tyeire School, played the process sional march as instructors and students entered the large auditorium. Those present on the platform included Messrs. ©. S. Lobingier, J. OF, Lemiere, A. P. Parker, F. J. Schuhl, M. E. Lurton, P. H. Lo, H. C. Mei, H. S. Fu, T. C. Leong, W. H. Chen, L. K. Kentwell, W. W. Blume, and a representative of the Commissioner of Foreign Affairs.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.