The evening world., 1908-10-05
boys WHO WIN
r THE PULITZER
SCHOLARSHIPS
&tsof' the Successful Candi-
Ii dates for 10000 Is
r Given Out.
NEW CLASS ANNOUNCED
Entities Holders to Free TUT
/ ton in Columbia With
out a Stipend.
NEWCLASS ANNOUNCED

The Pulitzer Free scholarships for
vSos-s, emitting each Of the holders to
4 stipend of $3.50 a year for four years
and to free tuition in Columbia Univer-
stty for like period. have been
awarded to the following candidates:
Maurice Levine, No. s65 Myrtle
avenue, Brooklyn; Boys High School.
Harry Leon Lobsepz, No. 141 Monroe
street, Passaic, n. j.; Morris High
School.
George A. Shaw. No. "a Marcy
avenue, Brooklyn; Boys High School
Thomas Pugh Williams. No. SIS West
One Hundred and Fifty-drst street:
Stuyvesunt High school.
Asa LIE Roy Rogers, No. 3ss Linden
avenue, Brooklyn; Erasmus Hall High
School.
Michael Conovitz. No. 1o4 Cook street.
Brooklyn; Eastern District High
School.
Gabriel Rubino. No. "a Carm,ne street.
New York; De Witt Clinton High
School.
Samuel J. Levinson. No. Sr2 wala-
bout street. Brooklyn; Boys High
School.
Clay Ray Murray. No. rs Home
street, Bronx: Morris High School.
Their Chosen Colleges.
Mr.. Williams and Mr. Conovitz have
elected to enter Harvard University,
ar. Rogers has entered Cornell Univer-
sity and Mr.. Murray the Columbia
College OF Physicians ana Surgeons.
The others are IN Columbia University.
In addition to the regular number of
forty students for whom Mr., Pulitzer
mas provided free tuition at Columbia
University and to each OF whom
stipend Of $3.50 a year Is paid. the
Pulitzer Scholarship Committee has in
utituted a new class Of nor-stipend!ary
scho arships In order to utilize the va
cancies existing in Columbia University
By reason OF some Of the successful
competitors electing to receive their
education at other universities. These
new scholarships entitle the holder to
free tuition in Columbia University for
four years. but to no stipend. Scholar
ships IN this class have been awarded
20 the following:
Winners Of choarshIps.
! Ernest Bosch. No. sol Grant avenue,
Bronx: Morris High School.
n. Edwin Hendrickson, No. $3.50 Dean
street. Brooklyn: De witt Clinton High
School.
Frederick William scholz. No. IA
Fourth avenue. New York: Stuyvesant
High School.
James H. Henle. No. s72 West One
M WE,
Clinton High School.
Harold Pindar zoller. NO 300 West
One Hundred and Thirty-hfth street; ;
Morris High School.
Harold A. Callahan, No. PIE Cumber-
land street. Brooklyn: Boys High
School,
In all. fifty-one young men are now
enjoying the benefits of the Pulitzer
Scholarships. Forty are in Columbia
University, three In the Columbia Col
liege of Physicians and Surgeons. three
in Cornell University, two in Harvard
and one each In Cornell Medical Col
lege Rutgers College and Dickinson
~Tolleg., Carlisle. Pa.
Sewn Columbia Graduates.
seven holders OF Pulitzer Scholarships
graduated from Columbia University
with hsnors last June and one from
Cornell Medical College Many OF the
holders OF Pulitzer Scholarships estab-
lished remarkable records during the
last collegiate year, those especially
noteworthy in their studies in Columbia
being r. Salzano. John Dotha Jones and
d. Peter Cerussi. The latter. In addition
Ito being singularly apt scholar,
achieved fame as a basketball player
and the stroke of the Columbia crew.
Harry E. Jackson, the holder OF a
Pulitzer Scholarship in Dickinson Col
iese. is the editor of the Microcosm.
the official college publication.