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have been awarded to Miss Carrie
Belle Brown. Miss Resella Pearl
Espy, Miss Emma G. Griffin. Mr.. Gen
eral Lamar Harrison and MIR. Ray
mond Lennon.
School Of Religion-Samuel Angus
tus Gordon. Grant. class Of 1928, first
Pomeroy scholarship Of $75. for
maintaining the highest general
Haroldo Leslie Nevers, class OF 1929,
second Pomcroy scholarship OF $50,
for maintaining the second highest
general average.
Willis Small. class of 1929, the
Dodge scholarship OF $40, for ex-
cellence in scholarship.
Albert Henry Coke. class of 1929.
the Dodge scholarship Of $40, for
excellence in scholarship.
Peter Lester Helm. class Of 1928,
the Dodge scholarship of $40, for
excellence in scholarship.
Henry Joseph Booker, class Of 1926.
$3.50, for excellence in the use of
English.
Samuel Augustus Gordon Grant,
class Of 1928, $3.50, for excellence in
the use of English.
Hiram Edrlund Smith, class of
1926, prize of $40, in social service
work.
Herman Bennett Chapman. class of
1928, the Dodge scholarship Of $40,
for excellence in scholarship.
School Of Medicine-Dr. Henry
Rowland Fox F'urlonge, the Dumas
prize Of 500. offered by DIR. NJ. o.
Dumas of Washington to the STUDENT
maintaining the highest scholarship
during the entire four years in the
College of Medicine.
DIR. Henry Rowland Fox Furlonge
prize of SO, offered by DIR. Maxwell
Balloch, Washington, to the student
ranking highest in surgery in the
College of Medicine.
Dr. Henry Rowland ok Furlonge.
prize of $1,000, offered by DIR. Maxwell
Lieberman of New York to the stu
dent showing the most proficiency in
clinical surgery.
DR. Felix AdOlphus Anderson, a
pair of forceps offered by DIR. Charles
Fl. Garvin. Washington, to the stu
dent obtaining the highest average in
obstetrics during his junior year in
the College of Medicine.
Drs Felix Adolphus Anderson
George Marion Brown and Henry
Rowland Fox Furlonge. a pelvimeter
each, offered by DIR. J. ID. Williston
to the students obtaining the highest
average in obstetrics during their
senior wear in the College of Medicine
DR.. Henry Rowland Fox Furlonge,
prize Of $40 in gold offered by DR..
f. ID. Whitby to the student attaining
the highest average in the theoretical
and practical work in nervous and
mental diseases during the school year
1925-1926.
DR.. Charles Wendell Freeman, Il
prize of S. in gold offered by DR.. f.
D. Whitby to the student attaining
the second highest average in the
theoretical and practical work in
nervous and mental diseases during
the school year l925-1926.
DIR. Henry Fox F'urlonge, n prize of
$40 offered by DIR. Thomas G.. Coates
to the student doing the best work in
gynecology.
DR.. Felix Adolphus Anderson, the
Algernon Brashear Jackson prize of
$40 offered by DIR. Algernon 3. Jackson
to the student doing the best work
and writing the best thesis in public
health. Honorable mention to Thomas
Augustus Williams, tr.
The following persons We're an
nounced as the successful candidates
for interneship in the Freedmen
Hospital. Washington, ID. c., for the
year 1926-l921: Walter Anderson
Adams, Elijah Henry Allen. jr.; Felix
Adolphus Anderson. Ernest Bacote.
George Hudson Batson, Alphonso
David Belton. r. r. Allen, George NJ.
Brown. Henry r. Butler. V. c. Chris
tian, Mary Lucy Jane Curtis, Henry
Rowland Fox Furlonge, Charles Wen
dell Freeman. John James Goldsberry.
Harry ID. Harper William Contee
L yl,,t,
botham, Clarence Quinton Pair. Alden
Bertruc Thompson. Charles Sumner
Walker, William Morris Wright, Mark
Louis De Leon. Walter Wingfield
Goens and George Frazier Miller. jr.
College of Applied Science-Miss
Huldah L. Bryant of indianapolis.
Ind. prize of SO offered by Miss
Jewell Leath, a graduate of the de
partment of home economics, TO the
student maintaining the highest
scholarship during the Junior year in
the department Of home economics.
College of Dentistry-Mrs. George
Elmer Monroe, jr., and ClariSSa Prls-
ella Wimbush, a prize of SO each,
offered by DR.. II. Porter Davis to the
students doing the best work in pros
thetic dentistry. DR.. Charles Mckin-
ley Golden, a prize of $25 offered by
the Robert T. Freeman Dental Society
to the "best all-around student in the
senior clinical work" DIR. George Ell
mer Monroe. jr.. a pair of forceps
offered by DR.. James f. Lee. to the
student submitting the best piece of
inlay work.
College of Observation-Disclosures
Wilberforce Perkins, an engraved gold
medal offered by Lehn & Fink, Inc,
of New York City, for Original in.
vestigations in pharmacy" Dr. Joseph
Monroe Jackson. jr., a gold Phi Chi
Sigma key to the student maintaining
the highest general average during the
three years in the College of Phar-
macy, offered by DR.. A. +. Greene.
Three honorable life membership
awards in the National Association of
Drug Clerks, offered by the National
Association of Drug Clerks to the
three students receiving the highest