The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-24
YALE'S MEDICAL SCHOOL
ADDRESS BY PROT. HURD OF
 JOHNS HOPKINS.

New Haven Boy Wins the Reese Prize
 The Award of Other HOnOrs-Ltst of
 Graduates and Their Graduation
 Thssss-Profsssor Hurd's Address in
 Full.
 The ninetieth anniversary of the Yale medical school was held at College street hall yesterday commencing at noon. Of the twenty-seven students who composed the senior class every one will get his sheepskin. This is an unusual record.
 President Hadley announced the hon. ors won by the members of the senior class. The Reese prize. worth about s150 in cash. was won by John H. Bailey, B. A., of this city. MT. Bailey is a son of the late Rabbi Bailey of this city. This prize is given for the most meritorious thesis. c, E. Farr. B. A.. of Athol, Mass. was honorahly men tioned in connection with this prize. MT. Farr is brother of Professor Farr of Yale.
 The Campbell gold medal awarded to the highest rank in the examinations of the course went to Herbert c. Gibner of Bridgeport, Conn.,, with honorable men, ton of c. F. Farr. B. A.
 Four of the graduates were given the honor of receiving the degrees of M. D. cum laude, for unusual merit in the ex- alninations and work of the course. They were Charles E. Farr of Athol, Mass, Albert H. Garyin of Wethers- field. Conn: Herbert c. Gibner of Bridgeport. Conn.,. and John F. Lane, B. A. MT. Garvin is a son of Warden Garyin of the Connecticut state prison. The address of the day was delivered by Professor Henry M. Hurd. M. D., IL. D., of Johns Hopkins university, on 'The Duty and Responsibility of the University in Medical Education It is appended below.
 It was announced by Dean Smith of the medical school that of the twenty seven graduates over twenty had been appointed on hospital staffs. Five of the New Haven students who I 4EtGlNCu dlpu1lLI1llClllS A1hlSl e1. Arnold, who goes to the Presbyterian hospital, New York city: Frederick G. Beck and Joseph P. Lavalaye, to the New Haven hospital; John H. Bailey, to the Hebrew hospital of New York city, and Eli B. Iyes son of Charles P. Ives of 256 State street. this city, to the Bridgeport hospital.
 The members of the graduating class, with the titles of their theses, follow:
 Harold Sears Arnold, E. A., New Ha- ven, Conn.,, Influence of Pressure Upon the Shape of the Palate.
 John Harry Bailey. E. A.. New Ha- ven, Conn.,. "A Study of Kidney Func- ton in Health and in Renal Diseases"
 James John Baron, B. A, Sivas, Tur- key, ''The Effect of Suprarenalin Given Approximately
 William Hill Bean, Ph. B.. New Ha- ven, Conn.,, Notes on the Treatment of Chronic Lymohemia."
 Frederick George Beck. New Haven. Conn, "A Study of a Case of Pernicious Anaemia with Autopsy Findings"
 Frederick Forrest Budd. Meriden, Conn.,. "Gelatine as Therapeutic Agent"
 Charles Lester Curtiss. New Haven, Conn, 'An Investigation of Solanum Carolinense with Reference to it's Spec ial Value in the Treatment of Epilepsy, with Report of Six Cases.'
 Bartle Francis Donohue, Hinsdale, Mass, "A Study of the Children Suffer- ing srom Rachitis, Presented at New Haven Dispensary from March 12 to March 31."
 Charles Everett Farr, B. A., Athol Mass, Notes on Mosquitoes and Mala- ria in New Haven"
 Robert Ferguson, B. A., Springfield, Mass. Cyclic Albuminuria.'
 Cleveland Ferris. New York city, "A Case of Manic-D Oppressive Insanity, Showing the Close Relationship Be- tween the Normal and Abnormal Men, tai States
 John Henry Garvin. Wethersfeld Conn.,, ''The Effect of Sunlight on Red Blood Corouscle Count"
 Herbert Charles Gibner Bridgeport. Conn.,. Some Notes on Tetanus."
 James Henry Haberlin, Pawtucket R. l.. 'The Cutaneous Application of salicylates.''
 Herman Philip Hessler, New Haven,