Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1924, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924. ' RHDDES SBHUMRS The Events Leading Up to the Tragedy. By WEBSTER it SOME RADIO SET THA'S NOTHIN ¢ ~A Wor' ¥ B LIEVE THIS, HUH! | STUCK My We GOT, ALY YA Know 1 STUCK MY HEAD FRAIK,BUT LAST HEAD OUT OF THE Ve “ TH WANDOW WHAT HAPPENED LAST | J{ oUTA. " MIGHT | GOT HAVAMA | ) (i pow AND GOT NAMED IN ]‘ESIS SR 'AN Sepaey on My RADIOY Cmuv! * Three West Pointers Among ) : : : ‘ i ol i g T i 32 Winners for First ; ' y . The Better Store for Better Clothes L By the Awociated Press. SWARTHMORE, Pa., December 15. © —Three candidates accredited from ¢ . g q * the United S tes Military Academy Q * ! at West Point were awarded the 5 7 \ N scholarships for the States of S o ! Maryland, New Hamp: { 2 S : b > Washington in the annu s 180 7 completed Saturday. Pr rank : « Aydelotte of Swarthmore 8/ 3 L\ST‘N!‘;TUCK \ ” : American secretary to the RF o (1 ot Kavana WHA' S THAT AMouNT T 7 ® trustees, announced last night. HAVAMNA LAST My HEAY oUTOF TH LAST MIGHT ) STUCK My HEAD OUY OF | - e first tin e history of the Dow TH OTHER. )| T " GOT CHILLY, 3 o - . HUEFEE ) (wer Py o bt s The Best Clothing Values in Washingtcen < has been made to a West Pointer. Ae-yaw! © Princeton University also had} ST } \lAw!YAW! \ (]l = % three successful candidates, Brown| g N ¢ “ University two, and Harvard two. | g £ 2 Buy On Payments v Buy On Paymen(s : Competition Keen. | - £ Just choose any DON'I' WAIT until you have I The competition this year was the| atiGeat Fiu destee PONT WA Anlt yeuiAave ALr]‘Am‘n in fu vears ;:m-e; the fi’ t| ‘ you the newest styles in clothex 3 edsiaione meta e e wirae| With Each Puarchase of $20 or Ow ki oers s he priviege of ;82 O as B! > 55 A \| S B e 5 buying in four long months, TR T iRl v . OF | As each American college i | > 4 quainted. "":."" 4 university is allowed in the final| ' ome, gct acquainted. competition only a limited list of| candidates In a given State—fron two to five, depending on 2 ] 4 | . *of stuldents it has enrolled—the k P Iyoung men who got their mnames T f \ cha efore the S 3 N 4 AR rge % selection yesterd | g Ihad previously survived the com-| [l I\ A Y \ :pe_;_lluoxi\’ I(n n;:_u;“;vtn x’r}\urlulxm:s 3 I GoT HAVANA SAY, | STUCK My DIO You READ AEQUT SPEAKING OF RADIO — \ our ne list, which is subject to - g N < 5 e 2 AT A cation by the Rhodes trustees, ORv IS HEAD OUT OF T — T PLEASANT LITTLE ()| 570K My HEAD OUTA TH . “lows: o MURDER WE HAD uf WM DOW l,AS'YNIlSKT:Qi [ P Cl] Alabama—Robert J. Van De Graff, Town YESTERDAY? [} o1 CHILLY ! HA HA! | urchase 173 Boulevard street. Germaine, Paris, > SomE RADIO FAN France; University of Alabama. & KILLED HIS FRIEMD g J. W. Fulbr > - esville, Ark.; ohn Whipple Olmsted, Suclid avenue., Berkeley, Calif.; versity of California Colorado—John L. J. Hart, 16 Shep- ard street, Cambridge, Mass.; Har- vard University. Connecticut—John C. R. Whitley. Tsi Upsilon House, = Middletown, Conn.; Connecticut Wesleyan Univer- Ity Georgla—Robert Shields Sams, 93| Patton Hall, Princeton, N. J.; Prince- ton University. Winner In Illinois. Nlinois—Rueben A. Borsch, 325 Col- linsville avenue, Collinsviile, 1L lllinols Wesleyan Unlversit Indiana—Phillip Blair F Grant street, Bloomington, ] | diana University. of Isles boulevard, Minneapolis. |sity of Cincinnati ¢ : i \ JIseaNeTouls|Crone, Ciapl Hall Un ¥ of Minnesota |iGesz one Gitnton Frowaramiopy [1COIns- D¥ashAlinl teal St tes: MM ALY rinnell, La.; Grinnell College. . 2 3 Hillyard street, ne, Oreg.; Uni- ds—Ralph . Hower, 1425 | MISSISSIPDiSiHal 1“{":;:-‘ers:{)m:i[‘"’*“3’ of Oregon. i ;. ard Francis &'Arms, | ; Tawrence; ikan il LN OV RS RRtp TecH Nt 5 B. Rhoads,| 232 C , Princeton, N. J.; University of Kansas. See R . 3 e avertorn Cbas: | Princeton University. entucky—Robert Lee Baker, Jjr., souri—Arthur D. Bond, o Haverford, Ta.il ,ccording to the regulations of the 927 Livingston Hall, Columbla U Columbla, Mo.; University of rthur W. Packard, | Rhodes trustees, a man may be a versity, New York City; Brown U 3 ence, R.|candidate for a Rhodes scholarship N L ¥ . L L4 versity. I either in the State in which he re- Maine—Lawrenee Brock Leighton, Princeton, N. J.; Unl- | Ve aughn, 325 or in the State in which he had uy ractica s IOr e amil y Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me.: | v, ¢ of Nebraska East Hall i Al at least two years of his Bowdoin College. : v ipshire—Standish Weston, |ton, Tex.; Vanderbilt University. training. This makes it pos- aryland—Charles F. Saltzman, jr., 813, Company H, West Point,| T. 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