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diploma in the division of education. and
bachelor Of science and teachers diploma
Dean Phillips presented candidates for
degree of doctor OF medicine.
Dean Lewis presented candidates Tor
the degree Of doctor Of dental surgery.
Dean kalosowski presented candidates
for degree OF doctor of pharmacy
Dean Vance presented candidates for
| the degree of bachelor of laws master of
laws and master Of patent laws.
The names of the graduates and candi-
dates for degrees in Columbian College
were published in The Star Monday.
Degrees for Graduate Studies.
Under the faculty for graduate studies
degrees were conferred as follows. Dean
| Munroe introducing the candidates:
Master of arts-Horace Hatch GUSTS,
District Of Columbia (B. A. 1905. Johns
Hopkins University: John Homer Deis
District of Columbia ILL. b.. 1902. the
| George Washington University). Thomas
Latimer KILLER. Virginia CA B.. 1904. Ran
Dolph-Macon College,: John Elliot Ross.
College): Charles Wesley Tenney. Mon
tant tPh. b., 1S's. Willamette Cni-
versity).
Master of Observation-Disclosures Harring-
| Ton, D.StFlct OF IOIumDla (b. 3, lJO the
| George Washington University.
/ Civil engineer-Edwin Hauptman King.
District of Columbia (B. g.. in c. E.. 1901
the George Washington University: David
| Albert MOlitor. WISCONSIN (B. s. In {. T.,
| 1908 the George Washington University.
Electrical engineer. Mark Rittenhouse
Woodward. District of Columbia. b. >: In
E. f.. lWs', the George Washington Uni
| versity.
Doctor of Philosophy. Frank Cummings
1 (NrNxNly ID M a p
MS. 1904. Yale University; benjamin
| George Wilkinson, District of Columbia
tB.A.. 1897. University of Michigan: M. "A.
1905. Union College).
A meeting Of the trustees Of the George
Washington University. the Columbian
College. the Washington College Of Engi-
| neering and the National College of Phar-
macy was held in the university hall this
| afternoon.
The prize awards for 1907 and 1908 were
not announced from the platform. but
| were published I'm the program as follows:
Columbian College: Staughton prize
Catherine Agatha McAvoy. District of
Columbia. Elton prize-Catherine Agatha
prize-Bertha Biftwell. PENNSYLVANIA.
| Munroe prize-Prescott Stearns Tucker.
District of Columbia. Davis prizes-First
prize. Justin Frank Seller Ohio; second
prize, William Cabeli Van Week. District
of Columbia: third prize. Edward Percy
Gates. Arkansas. Daughters of the Amer
| lean Revolution prizes-Edward Percy
Gates. Arkansas: Pearl Ketcham Merritt.
william Cabeli Van Week, District of
Columbia; honorable mention to Pearl
Ketcham Merritt e. X Cutter prize
Lulu Elizabeth Conner. Willie r. Fitch
prize-Sidney Forsythe Sherwood. Vir-
ginia. French composition prizes-f,irst
second prize, Ernst Otto Schneider. 1r.,
| District OF Columbia. Gardiner G. Hub
bard memorial prize-Wllliam Cabell Van
Week. District OF Columbia: honorable
debaters' prize-Edward Percy Gates:
honorable mention to William c. Van
Week. Gore prize in parliamentary law
William Cabell Van Week.
Glass Of SO. James MacBride Sterrett. jr.
memorial prize. J. Ralph Fehr Illinois.
The Fred A. Schmidt prize. Irving Ran
dolph saum. District of Columbia.
| Division of architecture-The prize
membership in the Washington Architec-
tural Club, offered by the club for the
| best work by a student in the freshman
class. to Meade Bolton. District of CO.
lumbia. Honorable mention to CARING
| ton Foster, Virginia.
Department of medicine-The prize of
$50 in gold offered to the candidate for
| graduation who attains the highest aver
| age grade in all subjects during the four
| years is awarded to Harry Marbury
Tayloe of Virginia. whose general average
| was $50 per cent.
| Honorable mention is made of Harry
| Alfred Ong OF Ohio. whose general aver
age during the four years was 337 per
| cent: Frederick Scott Avery of Michigan.
| whose general average was e2.6 per cent;
Robert Stanley Macknight of Michigan,
| whose general average was 81. q per cent.
| The Henry c. Yarrow prize In derma-
| tology offered for the best examination
! in this subject issawarded to Harry Mar
bury TaylOe.
The Charles W. Richardson prize in
| laryngology. for the best examination in
| this subject, is awarded to John Sweyn
| Neate of the District of Columbia.
The William X. Butler prize in 0ph-
| Technology. for the best examination in
this subject is awarded to Herman Emil
Molzahn of Minnesota.
| The George N. Acker prize in pediatrics
for the best examination In this subject.
is awarded to Harry Marbury Tayloe.
The Hagner prize. offered for the best
examination in genito-urinary surgery:
given by DIR. Frank Hagner. Is awarded
! to Harry Marbury Tayloe.
Department of dentistry-The first prize
| for the best record throughout the course
of three years Is awarded to James Wal
| ter Bernhard of Pennsylvania, whose
average Is Si.4 per cent. Honorable men,
ton Is made Of Walter Henry Htldreth
| of New York, whose average is $3.50 per
cent; Emyn James Britton Of Pennsyl-
| vania whose average is Sf4 per cent. The
/ j.
| thetician Is awarded to Henry Cissel
| Young. whose average is 80 per cent.
Honorable mention is made of Thomas
| Leon Fairfield of the District of Column
bia. whose average is 81; per cent. The
| Henry c. Thompson prize for the best
operator in the dental infirmary is award
ed to Henry Cissel Young Of Maryland.
! whose average Is 9S per cent. Honorable
mention is made Of Emlyn James Britton.
whose average is 38 per cent.
| Department Of law-The Edward Thomp-
son Company prize. the American and
| English Encyclopedia of Law awarded to
Posey John Altizer of Virginia. The essay
of Simon Bernard Stein. LIB. of Massa-
chusetts. is mentioned as being of marked
excellence. The university prize of Sp
for the best essay submitted by member
| of the third year class on given subject.
| Arthur William Davidson ABB, of Ohio.
| The Ellsworth prize. awarded for the best
4 work done in the patent law course, Sam
uel n. Acker. LIB. of the District OF
Columbia. First honors in the graduating
| class given to that student who attains
| the highest average of scholarship during
the entire course are accorded to Arthur
William Davidson. A.B.. OF Ohio
National College Of Pharmacy-The John
A. Milburn memorial scholarship to Henry
| Bussey Floyd of Texas. The William s.
ThompsOn memorial scholarship to Ed