Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1902-04-18
OMAHA MAN IN THE LIST
John Louis Kind Awarded Carl schurs
FeIIowship by Columbia
University.

NEW 1OhN, April lt.-Annual telloW-
ships in Columbia university have just been
awarded for the academic year by the unit
yersity council. Thirty-eight were awarded.
each carrying an annual stipend of $500 or
more. The successful candidates come from
twenty states and territories almost half OF
them west OF the Mississippi river. Among
the awards arc
University Fellowship-In academic chem
istry, Hal Deans Of Moscow. Idaho; in ad-
ministrative law, Harold Bowman Of Des
Moines. la; in European history. William
Boyd Of Durham, n. c.; in zoology, Charles
Brues OF Austin, Tex; in metallurgy, Will
liam Campbell of Kempsey England; in
economics, Walter Clark Of Delaware, o. /;
in Greek. stephen Hurlburt OF Madison.
Wis; in geology, Douglas Johnson OF Albu-
querque, N. NJ in physiology, James
Miner of Berlin. Wis, in constitutional law,
Samuel Smith of Akron. o.; in zoology,
Raymond Osborne OF Fargo. n. d.. in Ger
manic languages and literatures, Charles
Turrell Of Arkadelphis. Ark.
Alternstes, Under the Faculty of Phi
losophy-In anthropology, Joseph Blair of
Hall, Pa; in psychology, James Porter of
Bloomington Ind.
Alternates, Under the Faculty of Political
Science-In finance, Robert Olsen Of WaIla
Walla, Wash; IN statistics, Daniel Peacock
OF Richmond Ind.
Alternates, Under the Faculty OF Pure
and Applied Science-1n chemistry. David
Mcfarland OF Lawrence, Kan: in civil en-
gineering Richard Lyman OF Salt Lake
City, Utah
Honorary Fellowship in economics and
Political Science-Henry Mussey Of Atkin-
son, Ill.
Carl schurz Fellowship for the Study of
the German Language and Literature.
value $60O-John Louis Kind Of Omaha, Neb.
Annual Fellowship in Anthropology-Wn-
liam Jones, Sac and Fox agency, Oklahoma.
Among the favored ones are two Oma-
hans. Hal T. Beans. whose address is given
as Moscow, Idaho. and John L. Kind, who
is an instructor OF German in the Omaha
High school. Mr.. Beans is the son OF David
T. Beans OF 2406 North Twenty-first street.
He secured his academic degree at the Uni
versity OF Nebraska, taking his bachelor of
science from there in 1899. The next year
he held a scholarship In the chemistry de-
partment at the university and took his
second degree. He then went to the Uni
versity Of Idaho, where he has been ad-
tunct professor of the chemistry depart
ment His university fellowship will give
him an opportunity to complete his studies
In the sciences.
Mr.. Kind is also Nebraska university
product, having won the highest classical
honors there all during his residence. He
also was Of the class OF '9e and specialized
in German and Greek. When initiates into
the honorary scholarship fraternity, Phi
Beta Kappa, we're chosen from his class Mr.
Kinds was among the first five names, II
being the custom to nominate a quintet in
advance of the rest as a mark OF hIghes,
merit
On graduating Mr.. Kind was given a
scholarship in the German department un-
der Prot Laurence Fdsslers ana ne held
this for two years, taking his masters de-
gree meanwhile In 1901. During his pos,
graduate study he traversed the entire
course in the Sanskrit, the Hebraic and the
Gothic languages. as a final foundation tc
his modern language work. Mr.. Kind was
last fall given position in the German de-
partment OF the High school here on recon-.
mendations from university faculty mem,
| bers. His Carl Schurz fellowship will pay
him $500 year and was gained on his mas.
ter's thesis and certificates of the unusua
amount Of work in the German languag,
and literature which he had done.