Evening star., 1915-06-16

best grafton By a-f.4ember OF the senior,
junic" scple more class, awarded to
Jams4 -. .:.sh. IL, ,,l6; subject, Joan OF
Arc.
Prizes ) war,ed in the school of law
were:
For Glass Standing.
Third-year class-The faculty prize of
SIS. offered to the student in the third
year class maintaining the best aver
age in recitations and examinations
during the year. is awarded to Joseph
A.. Carey of New York; general av-
erage. 1888.
The faculty prize of $40. offered to
the student in the third-year class
maintaining the next best average IN
recitations and examinations during
the year, is awarded to Elmer l.. Beach
Of Pennsylvania; general average
ssss. -.
Second-year class-The faculty prize
of $50, offered to the student IN the
second-year class maintaining tne pes!
average in recitations and examinatlonS $
during the year. is awarded to Dan1ei
S. Murph of South Carolina; general
average. 1852.
The faculty prize of s25. offered to the
student in the second-year class main
L
tations and examinations during 'ne
wear, is awarded to Harry f. Ryan OF
Minnesota: general average. !b.'o.
The Callaghan prize. the tFciopeai.
Law Dictionary" offered by Caliaen
& Co, publishers. to the student in the
second-year class who obtains the bes'
general average for the year, IS AWARD
ed to Daniel s Murph of South caro-
lima. ~,
First-year class-The faculty prize
t,,6n
f1rst-year class maintaining the PEST
average in recitations and eXam,ha :
tions during the. year. is awarded 10
William W: Nottingham of the ilsari'
of Columbia; general average. 9'.s".
The faculty prize OF s2!. onere" "a. &c &c
the student in the f1rst-year class
maintaining the next best average. IN
recitations and examinations durine
the year. is awarded to Lucien II. van
Doren of Maryland; general average
9T.29.
The CurIander prize, "Brantley on
Contracts" offered by NJ Curlander
publisher. to the student in the hrst-
year class attaining the htghest aver ,
age in the written examination ana
the recitations on the subject OF con
land of Connecticut: general average
$3.50.
Prizes for Debating.
The faculty prizes of s25 each. offered
to the winner of each of the four pre-
!fiminary debates between the senior
and Junior debating societies of the
school of law, are awarded to Calvert
c. Merriken of Maryland. Bernard
Brady of Ohio. John H. Honan of Mas
sachusetts and John NJ. Murphy OF the
District of Columbia.
The faculty prize of $50, offered to
the winner of the final debate, Is
awarded to Bernard Brady OF ONO.
Prizes for Essays.
The Hamilton prize of $50, offered by
George E. Hamilton. dean of the Law
School, to the students Of the post
graduate class submitting the best essay
upon a topic of legal ethics, is awarded
by a committee consisting of G. Thomas
Dunlop. Henry r. Cover and Evans
Browne of the District Of Columbia par
ject of Mr.. Van Fleets essay is The
Rights. Duties and Responsibilities of the
Lawyer as an Officer of the Court;
The faculty prize OF $40. onered 10 the
author of the best essay upon iegai
subject among the students of the third
year class, is awarded by a committee
consisting of William Meyer levin,
president of the Bar Association Of the
District of Columbia; Hugh B; Rowland
and H. Prescott Galley Of the bar OF the
of Illinois. The subject of Mr. Butler 8
essay is The Liability Of the Proprietor
of a Place Of Public Amusement for In
jury to a Patron
A prize of $25. offered by a member
of the class Of 1914 Of the law school
to the author of the best essay upon a
legal subject among the students of
the second-year class. is awarded by
the same committee to Harry d. GagE-
statter, Georgia. The subject of his
essay is THE Liability and Measure of
Damages in Actions Against Telegraph
Companies for Mistakes In the Trans
mission of or the Failure to Deliver
Unrepeated Messages" .-..
The faculty prize Of $40. offered to
the author of the best essay upon a
legal subject among the students of
the third and fourth year classes, is
awarded by Joseph J. Darlington.
LII. D.. Of the District Of Columbia bar.
Columbia. The subject of his essay is
The Liability of an Agent of an Unin-
corporated Association or Club signing
in His Personal Capacity a Contract
Purporting. on It's Face. to Be Made
with the Association or Club"
The William L. Penfield medal, estab-
lished by Walter 8. Penheld of the Dis
trict bar. in memory of his father. Will
liam L. Penfield. formerly professor OF
international law in Georgetown Law
school. offered to the student in the
postgraduate class who submits the
best essay upon topic Of international
law, Is awarded by Joseph j. Darling
ton. LII D.. of the District OF Colum
bia bar to Antonio Gonzalez-Lamas OF
Porto Rico. The subject Of his essay is
The Undue Extension of the Lists OF