The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-05-22
WINS
PRIZE FOR NOVEL
Gwen Pulitzer award Of $1,000
For "i!ice adams"
COLUMBIA NAMES WINNERS
Reporters, Editorial Writers and Car.
toonist Receive Cash Awards For
Their Work During Last Year.

New York. May :-,:2.--E"".h Tarkin@-
ION again has Won The Pulitzer prize
Of $1,000 for the American novel hest
presenting The Wholesome atmosphere
of American life. and The highest
standards Of American manners and
manhood" Columbia University an
nounced. The pri:e-winning novel wax
Alice Adams.
Eugene p'Neill's Ann Christie Won
the $1,000 prize for the American play
best representing the educational val
Us and power Of 1Ee stage in IA. M
the standard Of good morals. GOOD
TASTE and good manners"
The $1,000 prize for the best book
Of the year upon the history Of The
United States" goes 10 James Tr,l>
low Adams for THE Founding o. NV
England" and the $1,000 prize for : 1t
best American biography rr1chl.,
patriotic and uns. fish services IL la"
people, ILLUSTRATING" by an eminent -
ample, excluding IT. 10" obvious lii,
names nf' t;ear"e Wa~hin@ro ana
Abraham Lincoln" 10 lIaml,n G:rl;in,
for - Dau::hIrr III The MIC &c E"l'-
der =
Edwin Arlington Rohin>nn'> col
ec;ed Poems" Won The $1,000 priZe
for the best volume Of verse published
during the year.
The Arlington ceremonies for Amer.
ica'> unknown soldier" last November
prov :ded The material from w!liel, We're
written The prize winning newspaper
-rorit> and the prize whiting new =
bup-r editorial Of The year.
kirke l.. Simpson ii the Washington
SIaff or he Associated Press. for hi
stories ON rlIe return of The "Cnkn"wl
Soldier" was awarded the $1,000 priZt
for "beSl example Of reporters
work during the wear"
Frank NJ. 0RrienS editorial. The
Unknown Soldier" published in lht
New York Herald on November II
'.l.eSI editorial article written during
The year, the test of excellence bein.
clearneSs of style. moral purpose
sound reasoning and power TO innu
enee public opinion in the righr di
rectinu.
The prize Of 5000 for the best
newspaper cartoon went to Rollin kir
by. Of the New York World. for his
cartoon "On the Road to Moscow.
published August ,, 1921.
The New York World Won the gOlC
medal for the most disinterested and
meritorious public service rendered b!
any newspaper during the year" fol
It's expose of the ku Klux Khan.
Three travelling scholarships OF
$500 each for graduates Of the Colum
bia School Of Journalism who have
passed their examina ton with thf
highest hOnors and are otherwise most
deserving" went to RobefE Arthur
Curry, of Nassau, Bahama Islands
Ziipha Mary Carruthers, OF Denver
and Robert Henry Best, Of Spartan
burg, S. c. Their alternates are 10
seph Levi Jones, Of West Plains, Mo.
Arthur Gayle Waldrop, of Dallas. Tex,
as. and Clara Maud Heminway Lyles
OF Wellington, Surrey, England
These scholarships are awarded II
enable Them TO spend year in Eu
rope to study the social. political an(
moral conditions of the people and the
character and principles of the Euro
pean press"
Edith Bell. Of DeS Moines. Iowa
won the $500 scholarship to the
American art student who shall be
certified as the most promising anC
deserving by the National Academy
OF Design