Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-16
nEoREEs AND CERTIFICATES
AvvARoEo TO LANCE CLASS
AZ sTATE UNIVERSITY.
NINE COMM ENcEMENTs
BLENDED INTO ONE
81. Jshn oarrsst Delivers Commences
wont Addrsss-aany Cash Prizes
AMI Trophies Awarded . studsnts
Pc Aaerit In Narisus Lines Of En-
dsavsr Alumni Association Elects.
SPECIAL to Times Republican.

Special to Ttme1- Republican.
lows City. Juns ls.-Nine commence
nents blended In one were held at
Y iowa university this morning: the fif-
ty-lfth annual commencement of the
college OF, liberal arts, the hftieth Of
the college Of law. the forty sixth of
the college Of medicine. the thirty
ninth OF the college Of homeopathic
medicine, the thirty third Of the college
Of dentistry. the twenty-ninth Of the
college Q! pharmacy. the sixteenth Of
the graduate college. the tenth of the
college OF applied science, and the
fourth OF the college of fine arts. De-
grees and certificates were granted to
5s7. including 81 thus honored during
the year.
The main address was delivered by
DIR. John Barrett. director general of
the Pan American Union. and formerly
ambassador to Argentina
Many Prizes Awarded.
Prizes were awarded at the fifty
NTH annual commencement at Iowa
university today, to the following:
William Jennings Bryan prize, $40,
for best essay on science Of govern
ment to James Hodgson. Iowa City.
Daughter OF the American Revolu-
ton prize. for best standing In Amer
lean History. to Vera V. Henley, Dav-
export.
Egan prizes, so, to winner of sopho
more oratorical contest, Benjamin
Mather, Laurens.
Elder Daughter Of the University
prize. $50, for excellence in English
composition, to Helen Heberling, Iowa
City.
Harris prize, SO, for best essay on
political science, to John NJ Pfiffner.
Emmetsburg.
Lefeyre prize, $50. for excellence in
defamation. to Henry ]. Kroeger.
Clinton.
Lowden prize. $50, divided among
members Of intercollegiate debating
teams. to Leonard II. Racker. Waiver
~; Howard T. Holt. waverly; Ray L.
Short. Iowa City: Robert ]. Shaw.
Hayesville: Benjamin H Frank, Full
ton; and DON c. Rogers, Fort Dodge
Lowden prize. &25. in geology to
Jesse v. Howell. Oskaloosa.
L.owden prize. SIS, In latin, to
Frances A. Thelemann. Davenport.
Lowden prize. $50. in mathematics, to
William c. Prottman Mount Pleasant.
Mayer prize. SIS silver cup. scholar
ship and athletics. to Burton A. Baird.
Prairie City.
Old English prize. publications Of
Early English Text Society. Old Eng
lish. to Eloise Brainerd. Iowa City.
II Sons Of the American i Revolution
prixe. for best standing In American
history. to Huber. Mcguire. -Anamosa-
University Oratorfcal prize. $25 to
winner in university oratorical contest,
to Leonard H. Racker. Waverly
n. J. Wade prize, SIS. divided
among members OF debating team win
ming university championship to ARDEN
L. Young. Sumner: Wayne G.. Currell.
Traer. and Oscar Lemme. Davenport.
Membership in American Pharma-
eeutical Association prize. senior at
tanning highest rank in knowledge Of
organic drugs, to Eivin R Bergren.
Essex.
Membership in Iowa Pharmaceutical
Association prize. senior attaining high
es. rank in practical pharmacy. to
Libby r. Dyke. Orange City.
Journal Of American Pharmaceutical
Association prize. junior attaining