Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-19
RHODES MEN TO SAIL
80 AMERICAN STUDENTS WHO
HAVE WON SCHOLARSHIPS.

PHILADELPHIA, September 19-At 10
o'clock next Saturday morning a party of
thirtynine Rhodes scholars, representing
as many states, will sail from Philadelphia.
The party will go on the steamship Mer-
ion Of the American Line, and will land
at Liverpool. where they are scheduled to
arrive on October %. A through special
saloon car will be attached to regular
train Of the Great Western railway, and
the route to Oxford will be via Chester,
Shrewsbury, Birmingham, Warwick and
bennington.
Messrs. CLANCY and Vowles the scholars
Of Minnesota and Of North Dakota, re-
spectively, are chiefly responsible for the
size of the party, while arrangements for
the trip have been made by Mr.. Wilson d.
composed Of the scholars from Rhode Is
land, New Jersey and Michigan will look
after the entertainment on board the YES
sci. They gave assurance that the nights
will not be altogether silent, especially if
the full moon is shining.
The Rhodes Scholars.
Those in the party are:
Alabama-Addison White University
Ala.
Arkansas-Charles A. Keith, Little Rock.
Ark.
California-Farnham P. Griffith, Uni
versity Of California, Berkeley, Cal.
Colorado-Arthur 8. Chenowith, Boulder,
Col.
Connecticut-Cyrus F. Wicker, New York
Delaware-Everett F. Warrington, Della
ware College, Newark.
FIorida1Berkeley B Ik, Rollins
Georgia-Dudley B. Anderson, Isl Col
lege street. Macon, Ga
Idaho-McKean F. Morrow, Morrow. Ida.
Illinois-Ben Tomlinson. Champaign, Ill.
Indiana-Albert K. Whallon, Wyoming,
Ohio.
Iowa-Jay Woodrow, Des Moines. Iowa.
Kansas-Warren o. Ault, Baker Univer-
KentuckyMM. F. Woodrow, Nashville,
Tenn.
Louisiana-Joseph H. Jackson. State Uni
versity. Baton Rouge. La.
Maine-Wayne c. Jordan, Lewiston, Me.
Decentralization D. Wallis, Maryland.
Massachusetts,. H. Haring, Cambridge,
Mass.
Michigan-Lawrence o. Hull, jr, Ann Ar
Minnesota X. CLANCY, North
field, MINI.
Mississippi-R. c. Beckett, jr., University,
Miss.
Missouri-John S. Custer, Liberty, Mo.
Montana-J. r. Thomas Missoula, Mont.
Nebraska-S. NJ. Rneker, Lincoln, Neb.
Nevada-A. l.. st. Clair, Deith, New.
New Hampshire-John r. McLane, Han
over, n. II.
New Jersey-D. G. Herring. Nassau Inn,
Princeton, N. ].
New York-R. NJ. Scoon. Clinton. N. Y.
North Caroina-D. r. Lacy, jr., care of
state treasurer, Raleigh, n. c.
North Dakota-G. r. Vowles, care of de-
partment of insurance. Bismarck, n. D.
Ohio-Shirley Wing, Columbus, Ohio.
Oklahoma-Earl X. Kline, Norman, Okla.
Oregon-M. ]. Winters, Salem, Ore.
Pennsylvania-Alain l.. Locke, Phila-
delphia.
Rhode Island-George Harley, Provi-
dence. r. l.
South Carolina-Wilson Plumar Mills,
Camden, S. c.
south Dakota - George w. Norvell,
Mitchell, s. D.
Tennessee-Henry w. Gass, Sewanee.
Tenn.
Texas-Albert G. Saunders, New Haven.
Utah-R w. Hartley, Salt Lake City,
Utah.
Vermont-Charles C. Wilson, Burlington,
VT.
Virginia-Alfred P. James, Petersburg,
Va.
Washington-Shr H.. Blalock, Twin Falls,
Ida
West Virginia-Robert p. Stickler, West
Virginia University, Morgantown, w. Va.
Manitoba-A. II. Miller, Res. Eng, Trans
Cont. R. r.
Northwest territores-C. A. Adamson,
Dryden, Ont.
Nova Scotia-Arthur Estey, Acadia Uni
versity, Wolfville. Nova Scotia.
Ontario-Norman s. MacDonnell, Queens