Election of officers of the National Hampton Association and the presentation of the graduates to members of the board of trustees. Officers of the National Hampton Association, all of whom were re-elected, follow: Alexander R. Trowbridge, Washington, president; Hollis R. Kries, Hampton, Va., first vice-president; Charles Hatfield, Philadelphia, second vice-president; Harold Peabody, Boston, secretary-treasurer; Sidney, Massillon, and George H. Hatfield, Hampton, executive secretary.
Allen Washington was elected commander of the school. He succeeds Major U. S. Moton, new head of Tuskegee Institution.
Speeches were made during the day by officers of the school and members of the graduating class.
WILSON ON WEEK-END TRIP
President and Wife Leave for Cradle Home on Mayflower.
Special to The Times-Dispatch
WASHINGTON, May 12.?The President and Mrs. Wilson left this evening on the Mayflower for a week-end cruise down the Potomac River and Chesapeake Bay. They will return either Sunday night or early Monday morning. The Mayflower will be in touch with the White House by wireless, and the President will be kept informed of  Developments of Importance. In international affairs. Documentary Evidence Admitted Results in Three Victories for British Owners. LAWYERS IN LIVELY TILTS Letter of Mr. Lansing. Made Public. Holds Case Is One to Be Decided by Courts. NORFOLK, VA., May 5. Academic spirit over the admission of documentary evidence, resulting in three victories for the British owners of the Appam, the testimony of the master. 