Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-03
81 CANDIDATES PASS
MENTAL EXAMINATIONS
Academic Board Completes Mark
ing and Announces List.
ONE MARYLAND YOUNGSTER.
H. S. Kendall, Was Appointed As
Principal From Fourth CoBgrsss-
i0nsl District.

The Academic Board OF the Naval
Academy, following a meeting this
morning, announced the names Of can
didates for admission as midshipmen,
who were successful in the mental ex-
aminations conducted in February I'M
der Civil Service regulations At the
various stations throughout the
country.
1t was the first Of this years tests
for the would-be middies. The sec
ond examination will be held under
like conditions IN April. Gu Of near
~ two hundred who took the exari.
nations, sixty-four were successful,
and the papers of several others have
not been acted on because of delay in
arrival. Those whU passed are:
Principals II. l.. Avery, Fourth
Louisiana; J. r. Beverly, Jr., Thir-
teenth Texas; E. F. Bullene. Eighth
California; Z. Carroll, Twenty.fourth
Illinois; h. r. ConToy. at large,
Utah; J. w. Fowler. Third Maine;
NJ. r. Harris, Senatorial, Missis-
sippi r. 3. Hillhouse, Second Geor-
gia; H. A. Hutchins, Jr., Second Yir-
ginia; J. d. Jacobs, Sixteenth Penn
sylvania; H. s. Kendall, Fourth
Maryland; W. NJ. Killian, Fourth
Nebraska; {. J.. Lamb, Eighth Ohio;
9. w. Lester, Eighth Mississippi;
w.. NJ. Lockhart, Twenty-fourth
Pennsylvania; A. j. Willard, sixth
New Jersey.
w. NJ. Perciield. Senatorial, Idaho
/. PurseH, Second Kentucky; W.
H. Spikes, Thirteenth Texas; H. G.
Stone, Ninth Virginia; NJ c. Wade,
Jr., First Texas; F. L. Wilkinson,
Third Kentucky; J. T. Wright,
Eighth Indiana; j o. Avis, Third
Texas; J.. II. Blank, Fourth Ohio;
}. II. Brady, TwentY-frst Pennsyl-
vanis; E. 3. Browne, Sixth New
Jersey: + b. Cotton, Twelfth
Texas; C. E. Denny, Seventh Mis-
souri, J. II. Duncan, Fourteenth Mis-
souri,; r. S. Gibson, Fourth West Vir-
ginia; e II. Hill, at large, Idaho
F. S. Holmes, Twelfth Georgia; A.
N. Into, Sentorial, Rhode Island; A.
c. Kidd, at large, Ohio; F. r Kirt-
land, Florida; H. Leventon, Thir-
teenth New York A. A. Lee, Fourth
Iowa w. ). Malone, Fifth Missouri:
j. l.. Perkins, Fourth Missouri; J. o.
Plung, Twentieth Tennessee; J. w.
Rogers, Fourteenth Missouri; C. w.
Smith, at large, Michigan; B. p.
Vosbury, Thirty-iourth New York
W. c. Wade, at large, fexas W. G..
Wilcox, FOrtieth, New York.
A;ternates-R. c. Alexander, Twen-
tieth Ohio; G. w. Brown, S material,
Illinois; r. +. Cruise, Twenty-third
Illinois; C. H. Cushman, First New
Jersey; p. d. Dingwell, Third Rhode
Island; J. E. Gray, at large, Mime
sofa; j. S. Phillips, Sixth New Jer-
sey; II. A. Rochester, Ninth New
York: 6. E. Sage, Sixth New Jersey {;
e. K. Smith, Senatorial, Delaware !;
j. w Whitfield, Senatorial, Della
ware; w o. Baldwin, Second Ala
bsma J. l.. Gotten, Senatorial, Mis-
sissippi; c. r. Crutcher at large
West Virginia; X. E. Hamilton,
Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania; G. W
Johnson, Fourth Massachusetts; r. r
Nelson. Second Georgia; R. s. Riggs
Thirteenth Texas; R. D. Sollars,
Fourth Missouri; T. L. Sprague,
Fourth Ohio; e. H. Willeubucker,
Sixth New Jersey; P. Zodiac, Twenty
fifth New York.
Papers Of the following candidates
have been delayed: l.. o. Guinther,
Thirteenth Ohio; F. A. Hcckfeldt,
Wisconsin; d. P. Minard, Senatorial
North Dakota; W. NJ. Murphy, Thir-
teenth Texas; T. F. Catchings, Sew
enth Mississippi; H. w. Paul, at
large, Texas; A. S. Marley, First
Missouri; A. r. Epperson, Sixth
| Texas.