Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1913-03-01
BRYAN CLAUDE PASSES
EXAMS. FOR ACADEMY
Son Of MIR. Dennis Claude Holds
Appointment as Alternate.
SEVENTY-ONE SUCCESSFUL.
Total of lbs Lads Took First Of Mental
Tests-Fifty are Principal APP
pOiBtees.


Out Of total Of 1876 candidates
who took the recent mental examina-
tions for admission into the Naval
Academy as midshipmen. IL. or b2
per cent. were successful
The list of those who passed was
announced today by the authorities at
the Academy, the academic board
governing body of scholastic work
having passed finally on the papers at
a me citing hsld yesterday.
There is one Marylander in the
list, incidentally an Annapolis boy.
He is William s. B. Claude. sen of
Mr.. Dennis Claude. appointed as a
seconi alternate from the Fifth Con-
gressional district. The examina-
tions, which were completed two
weeks ago, Were conducted under civil
service regulations at the various
stations throughout the country.
The second aud last of this year s
mental tests will be held in a similar
manner in April. All candidates who
pass and are entitled to appointmt Mt
will be examined as to their physical
qualifications at the Academy Of
those who qualified in the late tests,
fifty hold appointments as principals
and the other twenty-one are alter
mates.
Following is the list of those who
passed:
Principals--J. X. Allen, New Mex
leo; w. II. Ball, Senatorial, Missouri !:
p. L. Boehme, Sixteenth Illinois !;
c. H. Bowman, Eleventh Pennsyl-
vania; H. w. Brown, Twelfth Iii
nois; G. ID. Browne, Ninth Pennsyl-
vania; w. C. Calhoun, First Pennsyl-
vania; c. Campbell, Senatorial. Kan
sas; H. w. Clark, Thiriy-seventh
New York; M. ComstJCk, + irst North
Dakota; j. A. Curran, Second Maine:
w. P. Davis, Senatorial, Idaho; w
W. Dunnell, Senatorial, Rhode Island
K. M. Eaches, Thirteenth Pennsyl-
vanla; w. Elmore, First Alabama: II.
Il. Ely, Jr., Senatorial, iowa w. II.
Ferguson, Fourth Missouri; J. o.
Goad, Twenty third Illinois; c. S.
Grove, 3rd., Fourth Pennsylvania; I;
E. G. Hagen, Fifth New Jersey; C.
G. Halsel, Senatorial, Mississippi /;
G L. Hausen, North Dakota; A. Har-
rison, Sixth Kentucky; G. Hawkins,
First Missouri; H. d. Hayes, First
Colorado; J. X. Houssels, Thirteenth
Texas; c. T. Howard, Tenth Georgia;
Il. w. Jackson, Sixth Kansas; K.
Keller, Twent use cond Pennsylvania !,
c. w Kirkland, Senatorial, Florida /:
|. Lehrfeld, Tenth New York; j. P.
Manton, Ninth Ohio; E. T. B. Merrell,
Twenty-fifth Pennsylvania ]. T.
Metcalf, Second Rhode Island; T.. A.
Mitchell, Thirty fifth New York; E.
J. Moran, Sixth Illinois; w. c.
Moss, Fourth Ohio; E. E. Muschlitz,
Thirteenth Pennsylvania; A. G. c..
Overman, Eleventh Georgia; j. W.
Paige, Senatorial, Vermont; R. NJ
Perks, Nevada; c. NJ. Reagle, Eigh.
teenth Ohio; B. M. Rock, Senatorial,
Michigan; B. z. Sizer, Senatorial, IL
inois; r. 7. Spellman, Eleventh Mas
sachusetts; w. II. Stanton. Eleventh
Georgia; L. S. Sleeves, Fourth Mich
igan; II. j. Toombs, Second Georgia
NJ G. Twyman, Tenth Virginia; II.
r. Whitaker, Fifth Pennsylvania
Alternates--L. b. Austin, Fourth
Pennsylvania; j. F. Byron, Jr.,
Senatorial, Kansas w. S. B. Claude,
Fifth Maryland, (2); W. S. Crane,
Twelfth Ohio; d. d. Draper. Fifth
Nebraska, (2); w. H. Forman, Eighth
Texas; S. p. Frisbee, Thirty-sev-
enth New York; C. Gleich, Sena-
toria, Illinois; d. Click, Thirty-frst
Pennsylvania, t3) r. H. Harper,
Eighth TeSas; G.. F Holden, Fourth
Maine; w. Il. Hopkins. Jr., Second
Tennessee; VI. A. Jacobs, Eighth
Mississippi; E. J. Lowry, Senatorial,
Rhode Island; S. McCann, Eigh-
teenth Ohio; w. J. Morcock, Sixth
Georgia; E. B Rogers, Tenth vir.
ginia, (z); E. r. H. Sherman,
Tenth Georgia; E. Sparrow, Second
Nebraska; R. Wyman, Wyoming r.
w. Beltz, Eighth Pennsylvania.