The Detroit times., 1911-09-19
], OF N. SHINES
IN RHODES FUND.
Four Students From Law Depart
ment Among Those From Michigan
Who Share in Scholarship.


Among the American universities
which have been represented at OK
ford by means of the Rhodes scholar
ship fund. Michigan has Jared very
well The law department OF the U.
OF NJ. has the honor OF sending the
greatest number OF students to OK
ford OF any department at Michigan.
four OF the law graduates winning
that honor. They are James Wat
kins, '09, Bay City. Mich; Willard
+. Barbour, i0s, YpsllantL Mich;
Wendell Herbruck, 90, Canton. o.,
and Lawrence Hull. OF Orchard Lake,
Michigan. Watkins 10 the latest Uni
versity Of Michigan man 10 pass tne
Rhodes scholarship examination. and
he bears the unique distinction OF
having gone through IL twice. The
first time he was unluoky enough TO
be beaten out by another man whose
standings caused the Rhodes scholar
ship committee TO choose him IN
stead of the former football man. Hull
has completed his work At Oxford and
Is now in New York. While at Oh
ford. Hull made a name for himself
in~ athletics, being one OF the best
track men at the big Institution.
E. c. Dickinson, who graduated
from the law department OF the uni
versity last spring. has received an
appointment to the faculty OF the law
department of the University OF
Florida.
Thomas B. williams, OF law. has
been made dean OF the Central UNI
versity OF Kentucky law department.
He is the son OF Bishop Williams. and
a brother OF c. H. williams. Instructor
In German in the literary department
OF the University OF Michigan.
J. B. Clayburg. a graduate OF the
law school here, has been elected lor-
orary dean OF the law school OF the
University OF Montana. His home IL
In Helena. Mont. and for number
OF years he has been nonresident lee
turer on mining and Irrigation law at
Michigan. He will continue TO give
his lectures here.
Roger w. Cooley, who has for n
number OF years delivered lectures on
law libraries, has been appointed 10 a
position on the University OF Dakota
law school, and has moved his fam
lily from this city, where they have
made their home for some years, to
Grand Forks. Dakota, where the uni
versity is located.
DR.. and Mrs. Warren Lombard have
returned to Ann Arbor from a year
abroad, DIR. Lombard having been
granted yaction by the regents.
President Hutchins has wired Sec
Rotary Smith that he will arrive In
Ann Arbor In day or two. He IL az
present In New York city.
g Assistant Dean Effender and his
wife are back from a years stny
abroad They spent most OF the past
year I'm France.
Ten Chinese students have entered
the ENGINEERING school or the univers-
fly within the past few days. They
answer to the following names:
Chung Heng cheng, Chez Tseng Tau,
Hing Tang Isu. G. III. Sung, Tsoong
Tang Tead. Tang Yen. Tefum DUH,
Phco Hwa Chen. Hang Liong Huang
and Do Kun Lin.
Exactly 90 more freshmen have
been admitted to the literary depart
meut than were registered there last
year at this time.
Prof. Gardner S. williams has been
notified by Charles Hunt, secretary
OF the American Society Of Engineers
that he has been appointed dele
gate to represent the society at the
third annual National Conservation
Congress, to be held at Kansas City,