The Washington herald., 1908-06-01
LAW GRADUATES
GIVEN DIPLOMAS
continued from Paee One.

and study more than you have In the
past. II you go to sleep. the other man
may be awake. Do not feel safe when
you are awake and the other man Is
asleep.
Great combinations OF wealth and la
Dor organizations, rich men and poor
men will come TO you FOR legal aid Do
not let your fee influence you. II you
become an attorney for a great corpora
ton, compel it. by your superior knowl-
edge Of law. to obey the laws of the
land and the laws OF humanity.
Lawyers have played the most i'm
portant part in this country. They form
the nucleus OF the legislative, judicial.
and administrative branches of the gov
eminent More than two-thirds of the
members OF Congress are lawyers. The
judiciary is composed entirely OF law
yers. More than two-thirds OF all the
Presidents OF the United States have been
lawyers. Begin tomorrow your fight for
your country, defend the Constitution,
and God be with you in your fight"
Prof. Charles F. Carusi, dean OF the
university, who presided In the absence
Of the chancellor conferred the degrees
Medals and Prizes Awarded.
The medals representing the highest
hOnors in each OF the three classes were
pinned on the recipients by Charles H.
Treat, Treasurer Of the United States
The medals were awarded as follows;
The university gold medal for the most satisfae-
tory postgraduate examination was awarded 20
Nrsley Brown. Maine; honorable mention. Charles
Cannon Redwood. Texas. and Thomas w. Bran
hall New York
The Macarthur gold medal for the most satisfac
tory senior examination was awarded TO II. ID.
Rynder, Pennsylvania: honorable mention. Harold
Elmo Smith. New Hampshire. and Warren s. Ortou
District Of Columbia.
The Eugene Carisi gold medal for the most salts
factory junior examination awarded 20 Henry
Lanahan, Maryland; honorable mention. William
whitehall Ammen. Maryland ard William Ernest
Gordon, North Carolina
Prizes for the year were awarded as
follows
The Edward Thompson Company's prize 10 the
member Of the entire school who writes the best
thesis on the subject How far can the plaintiff
/ recover in en- action for personal injuries caused
| b. the defendants negligence for injuries 10 the
nervous system where there has been no physical
/ impactg was awarded 20 Richard Wright. Massa-
chusetts; honorable mention, Wagren 5. Orton.
/ District Of Columbia
! The T. & ]. W. Johnson Company's prize 10 the
member q the moot court bar receiving the high
est rating was awarded % Wnslfy Brown Msine
honorable mention Thomas ". Bmmhall New
/ York. and Richard Wright. Massachusetts
! Inc AdNduan n Company prlxe 70 the member
II the POSTGRADUATE class making the highest per
ccntagc IN the law u corporations was awarded 10
WrislCy Brown. Maine. honorable mention George
L. Townsend New jersey.
Tho J. Miller Kenyon prize 70 the member Of the
Ostgraduste class making the highest percentage
IN the law 81 carriers awarded 20 Charles
Cannon Redwood. Texas: honorable mention Frank
Marcel stephen. Maryland
The deans Trize 10 the member Of the senior class
making the highest percentage In the law Of evil
I d W. VIZ penn
I sylyania; honorable mention. Harold Elmo Smith.
New Hampshire
/ The American Law Book Companys prize 10 the
member Of the senior class making the highest
percentage In common law pleading was awarded 20
Harold Elmo Smith, New Hampshire honorable
mention. Warren S. Orton District Of Columbia
The T. II Thomas Law Book Companys urze 20
the member d the senior class making the highest
percentage in the Law o. real property was awarded
70 George Perry Barse District n Columbia: honor
able mention. Jay p. Kinney. New York
/ The Reese. Welsh Co.'S prize 70 the member
/ Of the hnior class making the highest percentage
| in Blackstone was awarded 20 William whitehall
Ammcn. Maryland: honorable mention Lawrence ].
Rosters. Pennsylvania.
/ The James Shoulcr prize 70 the member Of the
/ junior class making The highest percentage q the
\ law Of crimes was awarded 20 William whitehall
Ammen. Maryland; honorable mention. Harold Holly
Smith. Utah.
Degree of Master of Laws.
! Following is a list Of those awarded
diplomas:
/ Morris Roscoe Bennington Indiana
Thomas w. Bramhall New York.
Wrscy Brown Maine
John b. Carther. District of Columbia.
/ William Gregory Chapman. Virginia.
Clinton II. COlvin. Virginia.
I Trenton a. Devoi. Indiana
James Swoule Fraser District Of Columbia
George Harvey Gayson. North Carolina.
| Charles T. Gundy. Missouri.
Walter F. Hendricks. Tennessee
1 Cyuis NJ. Kelly. Minnesota
William r. Layne Kmucky.
] John Alfred Nelson Oklahoma
Charles W. NCStloT. District q Columbia
Clarence +. Newton Connecticut.
/ tieuTVe Brown Prindle. Illinois
| Charles Cannon Redwood. Texas
] Ernest Cyral Root. PENNSYLVANIA.
Elrar NJ. Rcscnquist New York
Arthur Mckay Runncs Virginia
| Frank Marcel stephens Maryland.
William Ridgely Stone. IT,, District Of Columbia
! Frederick Elmer Suits. Oklahoma
| Emery ]. Thompson. Connecticut
/ Royal W. Thompson. Competent
! George L. Townsend Now Jersey.
Gustaye William Wiegand Minnesota.
Clarncc Owens Wood. District Of Columbia.
Richard Wright. Massachusetts
Degree of bachelor OF Laws
James Henry Andersen. Idaho.
! Perry Oud Bailey District q Columbia
Thomas Baker. Georgia.
/ Frank Livingston Ball, Virginia.
! George Percy Barse. District q Columbia
Henry Hobart BENJAMIN. District Of Columbia.
William Chester Black Pennsylvania.
George Patterson Boyle Alabama
Chattin Bndway. New York.
| Lafayette c. Buehler District Of Columbia.
Joseph II. Carnahan, Arkansas
William Clabsugh, Distric, Of Columbia.
! Ewood Alexander Cooley. Maryland
Claude G. Coffin Colorado.
! Matthew A. Cram, Kentucky.
| John Alexander Ferguson. New York.
] STANLEY Wellington Finch. New York.
] Gath Z. Freeman. Indiana.
| Herman Trafton Gammons. Massachusetts
John A. Garrett. Maryland.
! Francisco Cervoni Gely. Porto Rico
Benjamin Hugh Gibbs. Maryland
/ Henry c. Gibbs New York
I Oscar C. Gibbs, Maryland.
William S. Gluck. New York
Louis Arnold Greene. New York
/ Eugene Grissom. North Carolina.
/ Nelson A Hallauer. New York
! Delos Edgar Hammer North Carolina
Victor p. Hammer. North Carolina.
William Abbott Hardy. Massachusetts,
Joseph William Harris, Pennsylvania
Everett w Hawkins. Pennsylvania.
Charles p Hidden. New York
/ David H. HILL South Carolina.
/ P. J. Hurley Indian Territory.
Frederick Roseng Imhof, Pennsylvania
! Charles G. Jarboe, Maryland.
Gustave Jiminez, Porto Rico.
! Melville Emory Jones, n.. District Of Columbia
| Martin Edward JOINT. Pennsylvania.
| Jay T. Kinney. New York
| Jacob b. Leon PENNSYLVANIA
! Clarence Orson Mckay louisiana
Philip Stethm Mclean, District Of Columbia
Lewis Merriam. Massachusetts
Herbert Alton Meyer Ohio.
ElOnzO I. Morgan. Vest Virginia.
Charles ". Nestler. District Of Columbia.
/ Frederic Newhyugh Wisconsin
/ Charles Carroll Nixon. PENNSYLVANIA.
/ WRrrpn & Orion District ~ Columbia
| Lawrence Sands Paddock. New Jersey
! Claude Irwin Parker. Louisiana
| Ererett J. Peck. New Icrser