The New York herald., 1921-12-05
81 STATES CHOOSE
RHODES SCHOLARS
First Normal Election Since
War Marked by Many
Hot Contests.
WERE SOC CANDIDATES
New York Will Send James
Alex Ross, Jr.. of
Princeton.
WERE SOC CANDIDATES

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 4.-The result Of
the Rhodes Scholarship elections held
Yesterday in thirty-two States was an
nounced tonight by President Frank
Aydelotte OF Swarthmore College, Amer
lean secretary 70 the Rhodes Trust. II
war and one of the most hotly contested
since the scholarships were este blishcd,
there being a total of 500 candidates for
the thirty-two appointments.
The successful candidates will enter
Oxford University In October. 1929. on
a tn rec year scholarship. with stipend
of 1850 a year. They were chosen by
committees composed, except for the
chairmen. of former Rhodes scholars.
Candidates were not required to take a
written examination. bu: were selected
on the basis of their record in school and
college. supplemented by a careful sys-
tenn Of references and personal inter-
views.
The list of scholars chosen. subject to
confirmation by the Rhodes trustees, to-
gether with their present address and
the State and college or university when
he represents follows:
ALABAMA-Eari NJ McGowin Uni
versity of Alabama, University. Ala.
Observation-Disclosures w. Pipkie, Hen
derson Brown College. Cambridge. Mass.
CALIFORNIA-Richa III. Barker,
Leland Stanford, Jr., University, Palo
Alto, Cal
COLORADO-E. T. f. Egan, Yale Uni
versity, Cambridge, Mass.
CONNECTICUT-Alle S. Johnson,
Yale University New Haven, Conn.
GEORGIA--E. w. Highsmith, Univer-
sity of Georgia. Locust Grove. Ga.
ILLINOIS-Royal Fl. Snow. Harvard
University, Halifax, n. s.
INDIANA-D. II. Sanders, Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass.
IOWA-Charles G.. Bowie, University
Of Iowa, Cambridge. Mass
KANSAS-william d. p. Carey, Corr
nell University, Hutchinson. Kan.
KENTUCKY-Wil Hugh Peal,
University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY.
MAINE-Alexander Thomson, Bowdoin
College, Skowhegan, Me.
William p Maddox, st.
Johns College. Baltimore, Ma.
MASSACHUSETTS-W J. Maier,
Jr.. Harvard University Cambridge.
MICHIGAN--E not complete.
MINNESOTA--Ford p. Hall, Carleton
College. Mortified, MINI.
MISSISSIPPI-Drane Lester. Univer-
sity of Mississippi University, Miss.
MISSOURI-Montgom Anderson,
washington University, st. Louis, Mo.
NEBRASKA-wood oodson Spurlock, Uni
versity of Nebraska. Lincoln, Neb.
NEW HAMPSHIRE-Joh Ohm p. Carleton.
Dartmouth College. Hanover. n. II.
NEW JERSEY-william e. Stevenson.
Princeton University Princeton, y. j.
NEW YORK-James Alexander Ross
Jr.. Princeton University, Princeton,
n. y.
oHIO-Earl NJ. Dunbar, College OF
Wooster, Sebring, Pa.
OREGON-T. p. Brockway. Reed COL
lege. Corvallis, Ore.
PENNSYLVANIA c. Valentine,
Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa.
RHODE ISLAND-William C. Greene.
Jr., Brown University. Providence.
TENNESSEE-G. Malcolm Fooshee,
Harvard University, Cambridge. Mass.
TEXAS-C. w. Thomas. Texas A. &
M. College. College Station. Texas.
VERMONT-A. +. Gollnick, Middle
bury College, Mlddlebury, VT.
VIRGINIA - Fitzgerald Flournay
Washington and Lee University. Bay
View. Va.
WASHINGTON-P. T. Ellsworth. Uni
versity of Washington, Seattle, Wash.
WISCONSIN - Kevill Larson, Law
renee College, Neenah, Wis.
NEW HAVEN. Dec. 4.--E. p. F. (Eddie)
Eagan, of Denver. named Rhodes
scholar from Colorado, was captain of
the Yale boxing team last year and in
the war was one of the star pugilists of
the American Expeditionary Forces. He
was graduated from Yale last June and
L. now STUDYING law at Harvard