The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-06-04
Or. Holland on Opportunities
and Duties of Edu-
Gated Men.
KINGSHIP IN SERVICE
The Holt Medal Is Won by Thomas Felix Hick.
ersOn and The Hume Medal by Nathan
Wilson Waker---Graduates and
Their Theses.

The exercises began this morning with the
graduating class forming in the front of
the alumnae building and line of twos they
marched from here around the monu-
ment to the lamented David Coldwell
thence up and in front of The South
building to Memorial hall. Many ladies
and friends of the university as we'll as
relatives of the individual graduates were
scattered along the line, smiling with
pride at their sweetheatrs, friends, broth
ers and sons.
When in Memorial hall DR.. Rondthaler
opened with prayer DIR. Veneable read
the names OF those who have successfully
completed the required courses for grad
uation and the subjects of the theses as
follows:
THESES BY CANDIDATES FOR THE
BACCALAUREATE DEGREES.
Graham Harris Andrews, the Modern
Trust Company.
Hugh Hammond Bennett, Department
of zlrconium with Organic Acids.
Green Ramsey Berkeley, Degenerate
Forms of Organisms.
Burke Haywood Bridges, Some Radiant
Energy of Effects.
Curtis Ashley Bynum, the Mission Of
the Reunited Republic.
Milton Calder, Labor Unions OF the
United States and their Relations to the
Public
William Frederick Carr, the Progress
Of American Society.
Edward Buehler Clement. the Individ-
uality of John Milton.
Robert Beatty Collins, comparative
Study of the Misers in Molicre's L'Avare
and in silas Mariner.
Preston Cumming, the Rise of Roman
ticism.
Julius Fletcher Duncan, Agency: The
Distinction between the Relation Of Mas
ter and Servant and that of Principal and
Agent.
John Christoph Blucher Ehringhaus.
Contemporary Constitutional Reform
Movements in England and in North
Carolina.
Reuben Oscar Everett, America on the
Newton Fernando Farlow, the 18th
mian Canal.
Thomas Bledsoe Foust, Rare Earth Nor
dants.
CASTOR Gilbert Galloway, the Explolra-
ton of Coal.
James Breeder Gibson, the Doctrine
of Agency.
John Reston Gnes, the origin and De
velopment of Knowledge.
Marshall Renfro Glenn, the Action of
Alcoholic Potash upon Trichlorethyhdene-
di-p-nitro- -phenamine
Thomas Jackson Gold, the Opportunity
o. the South for Leadership in our Ma
tion's Progress.
William Jones Gordon, a Study of Poly
eucte-Corneille's Christian Hero
George Washington Graham, Jr., Corn
wallis Campaign in North Carolina
William Archibald Graham, the Iro-
gress of Medicine in the Nineteenth Cen
tury.
George Jackson Green, the Economic
and Social effects of Concentrated Capt.
tai.
Thomas Lenoir Gwyn, the Application Of
Geology to Agriculture.
Frederick Moir Hanes, Mind and Body.
Charles Updhurch, the Last Chance
Doctrine in the Law of Negligence.
Francis Sylvester Hassell, the Trust
Economically Considered.
Edmund Alexander Hawes, Jr., Mo
hammed and his Followers.
Robert wilmington Herring, the Judi
cial System of the Proprietary Govern
ment
Hazel Holland, Attempts to Prepare
Prepare Praesco and Neodidymium Alums.
Earle Pendleton Holt the Origin of the
Different Varieties of Coal
James Wiley Horner, Industrial Combi-
nationss.
bartholomew Fuller Huske, the Life
Thought of Schiller.
Charles Earl Johnson, Jr., Electrical
Transformers
George Lyle Jones, the Labor Unions.
Harry Murray Jones, Roman Comedy.
zebulon Vance Judd, Progressive Taxa
ticn.
John Henry McAden, Jr., the National
Banking system of the United States
Henry Richard McFadyen, TIE Pi'in-
ciple in che German RefoEmation
Charles Edward Maddry, the Work Of
the Prophet in the Religious Lite
James tathrop Morehead the Water
Power Of the South
Rufus Clegg Morrow, the Dramatic
Monolopue Of Browning and Tounyeon
Arthur lee Moser, the Evolntic o. the
English Rible; It's Literary Con lnuitY
Teetar Ieonidas Parker, tie Louisiana
Purchase.
Joseph Edmund Pearson, North caro-,