New-York tribune., 1922-04-23
Columbia Picks
Students for
Scholarships
University Tuition and Main-
'cnancc Costing Many
Thousands Awarded by
Council for i022-lo23
POO Applications Made
Winners From All Parts Of
L. S. Canada, India. Ja-
pan and Other Countries

Scholarships and fellowships cost
ing many thousands OF dollars were
awarded yesterday by the Columbia
University Council for 1922-1923. More
than 900 applications wore divided
among the various fields Of university
effort.
There were AZ applications N Eng
Nsh and comparative literature, 3b in
history, 38 in chemistry, "a in sociol-
ogy and % in economies. The Faculty
Of Political Science led with 1o6 ap-
plications: the Faculty of Philosophy
was second, with 90, and the Faculty
Of Pure Science WAS third, with so.
There were scattering applications IN
law and music.
Fourteen university fellowsh;ps Of
the value Of $500 each, and in addition
$3.50 for tuition fees, were awarded a.
follows:
Anna Laura Evans, Lancaster, Pa.
r.odcrr EuroDcau history; Merritt Roy
-rcsc. New lofls City, chemistry;
l.a.o- Adams OuNck ir. Dallas, Tex.
.co0om cs; Alhcr ord Hinrichs, GleH
u .ae. Y. J. economies; Carl Hubbard
Joov2s. Philadelphia, English; John
Juey KarIrg Austin. Tex. botany;
sidney Ncr7itt NcwhHll, Springfield.
No4s psychology; Frederick Aims
worth O'Breu-Al0ore. Princeton. n. J,
pnilosoohy Moe William Royso, Min
'.aaDoi. public law; Donald Elmer
Cable. Chicago, chemical engineering;
tsaaei~ Butler >imkins, EdQoield. :.
g.. United states history; George Alan
modern European history; Don c. War
rou. Saratoga, lnd, zoology; Rose
UeyIbut Woolstein, New York CitE.
Romance languages.
The alteTuates are Elsinore M0cPhcr-
son. Toronto, Can, political economy;
Clyde Eagicton, Dallas, TeX., history;
Ruth Reed Galnesyille. Ga, sociology:
Marian kubins. Minneapolis. eco
monies; Winifred Quincy Norton,
NowtowNvllc, Mass. English; Arthur
Carlyle Campbell. Buie's Creek, y. c.,
LngNsh Maudc Elizabeth Craig, Boul-
de- Col, Latin; Raymond Allyn Smith.
Jonah, Wis, Romance languages; Al
fred George jacques, London, Can.
chemistry; ManSur II Jurdak, Beirut,
Syria, mathematics; Leslie Margaret
iofer Lantear, Austin, Tex, botany,
and Emilia NJ. NicaW, Summit, n j..
zoology
Endowed Fcilowships
Awards of endowed feIlowships were
announced as follows:
George William Curtis fellowship,
for two years, carrying the net incom {
Of an endowment of $4,000, in the sci
ence of government, with special appii-
cation to Federal conditions or to con
ditlons in the State of New York; Liv-
1nTstGO T0Oirc
Henry Drisler fellowship in Greek
aud Latin Of the annual value Of $3.50:
Florence Horton Robinson, Berkeley.
Calf.
The Emmons geological fellowship,
stipend to be prescribed by the com
mIttee of award; John Stafford Brown,
kolla, Mo.
The Granville ". Garth fellowship,
carrying the net annual income Of SIS
250; Lucy Burton Winsor, Prov
dence, K. !.
three Glider fellowships, each carry
ing suCh portion Of the income of the
Richard Watson Glider fund for the
promotion OF good citizenship as the
university trustees may determine;
Wendell Farrell Johnson, Toledo: Stu-
art Arthur Rice, New York City. and
Malcolm Macdonald Wiley, Putnam,
Conn.
The Mosenthal fellowship in music,
carrying the net income for two years
OF $1,000, Evelyn Benham. New Haven,
Conn.
The Alexander Moncrief Proudft fel-
loWshlp IN letters. with a net income
from Sl3,875, Harold Chester Sproul,
Passaic, N. J.
The schif fellowship in political