Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-19
MANY ANNAPOLIS BOYS
ON LEFTOVER LIST
Three Washington Lads Among the
Eighty-Eight Lucky Ones
to Get By.

only ~ of the 155 members of the Naval
Academy's class of 1909 passed their re-
cent final examinations after the Gus
tomary two years cruise, and will be
commissioned ensigns in the navy June
| =. Flfty-five of the midshipmen failed to
pass mentally in certain subjects and
will be re-examined with the next lower
class, six failed physically. and action on
their cases will be taken later, while six
who were unable to take the examina-
ton on account Of illness will be exam
ined a S soon as practicable.
Three Washington boys are among
| those who will be graduated next month.
They are Roger Paine, son of E.
f. Paine of the Associated Press; John H.
Magruder. jr., son of J. H. Magruder, and
John Sylvester, son of the superintendent
| of police
The following is a list Of midship-
men of the class of 1909 who will be
| commissioned as ensigns from June 5,
1911. in the order given:
Ralph D. Weyerbacher. Indiana :;
William w. Smith. New Jersey; Lu-
rick. Ohio: Carl P. Jungling, MISSISSIPPI
pi: olaf NJ. Hustvedt Iowa. Gaylord
Church. Pennsylvania: Harold T.
Smith, Washington; Cummings l.. 10th =
rop. jr.. Massachusetts; Preston B.
Haines. New York H. R. A. Borchardt.
Illinois; Thomas B. Richey. virginia;
| Robert s. Robertson. jr., Virginia; Ger
ard Bradford. Vermont: Mark L. Her
sey jr.. Maine; Frank T. leighton,
pennsylvania; Alva D. Bernhard, Kan
sas; chester s. Roberts. Illinois; Penn
l.; Carroll Louisiana; Benjamin v
McCandlish, Virginia: Daniel A. McEl-
duff. New YORK: Arthur S. Dysarf. Art
iona; Hugh P. LeClair Wisconsin;
Phii1p F: Hambsch, Iowa; Edmund S.
loney. Tennessee: Alan G. kirk
New Jersey: Fitzhugh Green, Mis-
souri,; Levi B. Dye. Michigan; Granville
o. q: aoey' r DeiaWaTe; Tracy l. McCauley.
Joel W. Bunkley, Georgia: Max B. De
Mott, Michigan: Ernest j. Blankenship,
Indiana: John j. saxer. Illinois: Harold
G. Train, Missouri: Richard McC. Elliot.
| Carolina; Monroe Kelly. Virginia: Alfred
u. EIDE, Nevada Raymond E. Jones,
Ohio; Marion c. Robertson. Texas: Ed
ward G. Racquet. Iowa: Ward W. Wad-
sylvania: Robert r. Paunack, Wisconsin;
Frank D. Manock. Maine: George X.
Stoddard. New Jersey: William c. Wick
ham. Virginia: Freeland A. Daubin. Mis-
souri,; Anson A. Merrick, South Carolina;
Hugh v McCabe. Virginia; Paul H. Rice.
| New York; William c. Faus. Iowa
Radford Moses Missouri; Thomas ~
| Van Metre. West Virginia: John H. s.
Dessez. Maryland; Stuart S. Brown,
Washington; Richard W. Wuest Ohio:
| Charles Fl. Morrison. New York: Rob-
/ ert q. Conan, Wisconsin: William c.
Bartlett. Rhode Island; Holbrook Gibson,
New Jersey: Howard H. j. Benson
Georgia: William d. Billingsley, Missis-
sippi; Virgil J. Dixon, California; James
B. Glennon, Ohio: Franklin van Valken-
burgh, Wisconsin,; Vance d. Chapline,
Nebraska; Charles S. Yost New York :
| Frank A. BREASTED. New York Robert
E. Thornton. Virginia; John Borland.
New York; Oscar G.. Greene. Alabama
Raleigh c. Williams. Kansas: Thalbert
n. Afford. Texas: Eugene NJ. Woodson,
Tennessee: James S. Spore. Michigan:
Charles II. Maddox. Pennsylvania; Edgar
| A. Logan. New York; Benjamin F. Til
| ley, California; Mark C. Bowman. I'LL
noi6: Harold A. Waddington, Illinois
Percy w. Northcroft. Rhode Island: Au-
gustine w. Rieger. North Carolina
James B. Rutter, Pennsylvania: Cyrus
D. Gilroy, Pennsylvania: Theodore II.
| Winters. South Carolina Robert p.
Cutler. jr.. Ohio; Ralph G. Haxton. In
diana: Charles NJ. Elder. Georgia. James
NJ. Doyle. Pennsylvania: Greed II. Bou-
cher. Indiana; Henry T. Settle, Kentucky.