The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-11-14

be satisfied that the school IOf journal
: iaml has been and then II IN successful
operation Meanwhile the income from
the 81, 900. 600 il to hc paid to the trustees
Of Barnard college for additional scholar
ships in memory of Mr Pulitzer daughter
Lucille
The income from the Sg5nUoo Pulitzer
scholarship fund al tOlumbli l. TO be
. distributed among Young mon wholly or
partly educated in the public schools Oi
the city of New Norh and who have PASSED
their examinations IN such schools with
special credit and who wish to receive u
college education but Mood p"Cuniary
assistance for that purrrs" while fitting
for and going through college
"1f the plan for awarding the prizes
contemplated shall not have been agreed
upon by Columbia University and myself
in my lifetime says the viii, then !
direct that such prizes shall be awarded
and paid in accordance with "A plan To
be agreed upon by my executors and the
university such plan must
make provision for the following prizes
and scholar rships. which shall be awarded
or paid annually or otherwise, as desig-
mated
/ annually. for tho best and most eug.
sestive paper on the future development
and Improvement Of the school Of journal
lam, or tor any one idea that will promise
great Improvement III the operation Of the
school ~ 900.
AnnhailF' LOT INC WoS' dlsh'efes'cu
and meritorlous public service rendered hy
any Aih"ilrau newspaper unrlhH 'h" year
gold medal costing $500
g. Annuav for tho he-t history Of the
services rendered to the public 10y the
American press nurhg 'he lf'''dlhH year
al 600
tire annual 'raN'l NIX ~'hoIarShipS ot
Sl'"o ea'h' I" ne awarded a. i""o"-
Three ir three different graduates To-
ais, no .,L,,1 pf fpftru al ,lbp
~Irl nave passed 'h'N ''"Ioih''l"h- WIN
we highest honor ana aIe "th'I"'-" most
. deserving. T." 'nahI' ca'n "l '"''n To spend
aFedr ~ Europe ~'ndN 'h' '-"'''' p"Il'lya
ana mot'I '"uH'''"ho "' 'u' '''p'' an" 'n'
character ana Pt'h'N"'' "' 1850 hH'"i''A"
're-H
"n" =" The student "' m'~" m >w"rwH
"hom 'h" du' -"f\ "''.' @1'" "'''' ~
b most talented ana deserving III "lu'' 'hh'
10 may continue ms H'"a''0 WIN '"' 1t"
. Nn'atc ~ European n',,"''I"h
Nn"'h'' 10 an att :, '''n' J." Nln"I"" VINO
e thal =" ''''0en v" 'h' "'N'>''N u'''" NV
'h' N''''\ OF N'n''''n N''>'~ - ''' ''|>
,t,I ,h a,t,-,,,. ,.,r,, ,,,,
+ .',''''". ~ - ~ ,,', .,,,',.'.., ,t
se'e,'' " ,'"'' '""' wv "''' ''''""' WI
: stndie~ III tur"p"'
> Annually, Tor tho hos, 'dr"r"I arH',e
written during th" YEA. ih" test o. "N'"l-
! lence h"inE 'l"aru"~> "i ~''Ie moral rur-
pose. sound reasoning and power 70 inhu-
Z ence puhlc opinion IN tho righ' direction,
! 500
,nnually for tho Nc-r example Of u
! ,eno-,cr'- work during th,, vcar. tho trst
b heirs s.r,., arcurarr te,.cpos. mo s,cor-
ni,sbmon, n, .o,,e rphIic good command
49,, ,,'hi;c ,t,e,+io, and re-ne,,, :, non
I nE I,''''' =" "" '''' "u'
Nhnu",N. IV' WV Nlr''', VIZ. ,.'. .
pnhhshed dhrhS 'h' yea "u''n l'.' ''',
present me "N"''H"nl" a'N"s N'''' %,
American lie aud ih' hlsheo' -,4.''' "'
American manners and manhood. a. "'".
IS. Annuallv Tor the original american
rlay performed in New Qrk which shell
best represent the educational value and
mower Of the stage in raising the standard
Of good morals. good taste and good man
80 a, noo
,nn,'ai,, ,o- tho hos, hooL of ,bo ,oo.,
49,, w. ri,.,r,. =, ,hoI.r,,o,IS,a,o. :, onn
"p"n we ''e,,'' y. Wv ~
~. NDhn1Il' ~. Wv N"'I r",
nloeraphN 'ea''hhs PdN'o," ana .h@f''>U
services TO the people, Illustrated hN an
eminent example excluding, as too ovhious,
the names Of GeorR" Washington and
Abraham Lincoln. - 600
II in any vear no book nl-, or other
subject ri cnmnetiti,n .uh,I,iited for
nrizes shall be deemed of Sufficient a>.
caijence nv the rd,iso,.. hoard consist
;ne of tbe ,,ra. dents 1F Cohrnhia tbs
Roayd ~ Fducgton and the Press phi
iishinr Company, the amounts of the priz,.s
not awarded "a n ha added tp the /.
offered in succeeding Years
Mr.. Pllitzer's widow II 10 have the Use
OF the Pulitzer nome ii Las seventy
thlrdtstreeG Tor ne, Nlth remainder al heT
death u hAipn iuIi'HeT' "'lI WIZ, re-
InSlhueT az N-Vn, "'all > '',,S''pl' 'r
.Ee eu.i.L'.. sr I;s o' ,,i.L .i",,ig, - -
~ nh;lIran and ,ha;r is.,,a r., ~
ooma ~ - co zoo 600 ;s ~ ,sid =" tho u,,d,u
for life the rriocinal to 'ro flor nor dnat ii
n the issue then living The income OF
81 500 OpO is left 10 Mr. puIitZer's two
daughters for life. with rem ainder - their
issue, if any; II not t. their brothers OF
their issue. The reslduary .sJ#i" Is left
in trust Tor Mr., Pulitzer grandchildren
halph fllit1er S1ld 'HSt hlEh' wlsi
" Soauo tlI':v I.t ittI''t ~ anu uira W
III I'm @ w. Nv u,u ~ i'
80, - IIartar. ~ - - = -
trusta.s and ayer,t,rs ,f ti. o.t,,a |
mead not myself .XDla,u how my, mama
having stood Ia his will and Codicil foI
many wears e.S executor and trustee, hap
pened inadvertently 10 bd omitted
prefer to quote d letter written by Willian
b. Hornblower, who drafted the codic
IN the copying oi "hlch my nam" slippec
out; ana "hp was "nrhihS on ne" VII
Jaeth srd ,brs tn.,s nor Nj. ytat ,,' ~,
father heIi.vad III, viii +, cnntain h,i,
what he yyisbed IL f. contain ''