Evening star., 1925-06-06

THE EVENING
title them to a commission as second
lieutenant when they arrive at the
age of 21: Kenneth Pearl Barnes,
Francis Albert Ridgeley. Ernest Riv-
ers Welsh and George Wilbur Webb.
The honor graduate of the r. o. T.
{. is Ernest Rivers Welsh.
Prizes Awarded.
announcement was made of the
award of various prizes to the follow
ing students: School of Education
reaching fellowships to the College
OF Education of the University of Gin
cinnati Ohio at $500 each have been
awarded to Oliver Wendell Crump,
Miss Rosetta +. Nolan, Miss Arnetta
l.: Randall and Miss Carolyn f.
WEIGH. In the School of Commerce
and Ffnance-To J. H. Harmon is
awarded prize of S49.50 for the high.
est mark in competitive examination
in finance; to b. G. Baskerville and
Raymond A. Deere is awarded prize
of $24.75 each for the highest mark in
competitive examination in account
ancy; to Miss Stellena J. Harrod and
A. j. Williams is awarded prize
n
in competitive examination in in
Surance.
In the School of Religion-To
Henry Joseph Booker. class of 1926,
hrSt Pomeroy prize of S75 for main
tanning highest general average; to
Samuel Augustus Gordon Grant, class
of 1928, second Pomeroy prize of $50
for maintaining second highest gen
eral average; to Miss Mabel l.. +.
Kerry of o dodge
scholarship of $45 for excellence III
scholarship; to Herman Bennett
Chapman, class of 1928, Randolph
Anderson James, class of 1928, and
William Burke Robertson, class of
1927, the Dodge scholarship of $40
each for excellence in scholarship;
to William Burke Robertson, class of
1927, and Joseph Stanley Taylor, the
Maynard prizes of SO each for eX-
cellence in debate; To Joseph Taylor
Stanley. prize of SO. offered to the
best individual debater; to Joseph
Taylor Stanley, class of 1925, the first
prize of $40 for excellence in the use
of English; TO Victor Emmanuel John
son, class of 1926. the first prize OF
$40 in social service; to Frank Ed
wards Sutch class of 1928. the second
prize of So, for excellence in the use
of English; TO Hiram Edmund smith,
class of 1926, second prize OF 50 IN
social service.
Law School Prizes.
In the School of Law-To Alexander
z. Tureaud of New Orleans, La, 80
volumes of Corpus JuriS, given by
the American Law Book Co. of New
York to that student in the School
of Law who attains the highest gen
eral average in a prescribed course IN
legal research.
10 Frank w. Adams of New Ha-
ven, Conn, copy of The Cyclopedlc
Law Dictionary" given by Callaghan
& Co. of Chicago to that member OF
the graduating class who attalns the
highest general average for the entire
three-year course.
To Frank W. Adams of New Haven,
Conn, first prize, consisting or one
volume each of Woodward's Treatise
and Woodruff's Gases on the Law of
Quasi Contracts" given by the sec
retary of the law school. James
c. Waters, jr.. TO that member of the
senior class who attains the highest
general average in that subject.
To Fitzhugh l.. Styles of Brooklyn,
\. Y, a volume of Woodward on
Quasi Contracts" as second prize of
excellence in that subject; also given
by James c. Waters, ir.
To Peter T. Richardson of Will
Transport. Pa. $50, donated by
Mortimer NJ Harris, Josiah I. Settle,
Robert l.. Evans and Fritz w. AleXan-
der four graduates of the school of
law, to that member of the second
wear class who attains the highest
general average in the Law of Real
Property"
To Walter d. Clarkson Of Keystone,
W. Va. $50 in cash donated by
Mortimer Nj. Harris, Josiah 7.
Settle, Robert l.. Evans and Fritz w.
Alexander, four graduates of the
school of law, TO that member of the
first year class who attains the high
est general average in the Law of
Real Property
Medical School Prizes.
To DR.. John Andrew Davis, the Du-
mas prize of S10c. offered by DR.. NJ. o.
Dumas of Washington. D. c, TO the
student maintaining the highest schol-
arship during the entire four years in
the college of medicine.
To DR.. Leo Stanley Butler, prize of
SO. offered by DR.. L. A. Balloch,
Washington. ID. c., to the student
ranking highest in surgery in the col
lege of medicine.
To DR.. Arthur Hugh Simmons.
pair of forceps, offered by DIR. Charles
Fl. Garvin, Cleveland, Ohio, to the stu
dent obtaining the highest average IN
obstetrics during his junior year IN
the college of medicine.
To DR.. John Henry Russell Dyett,
pelvimeter, offered by DR.. E. ID. Will
liston. Washington. d. c., TO the stu
dent doing the best work in clinical
obstetrics and writing the best his
tories.
To DR.. Samuel Alexander Sidat-
Singh. first prize of SO in gold