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TIIE NEW YOIUC TIMES. WEDNESDAY. JUNK 10. 1915. PRINCETON HONORS I.IA11Y NOTED HEN Edison Is Made Doctor of Ccienca and Herrick and Coethals Doctors of Laws.

HAIN MARS COMMENCEMENT Rutgers College Award LL. Dejret to Secretary of War Garrison. O. aerial te Tea Xnc Tar Timet. miNCETON.

N. J-. Jun 15. Rain tonlgM marred ths finale-vents Princeton' on hundred and alxly-elghth Commencement. The weather condition mi! it Impossible to hold the historic cup ceremony on the campus, and tha nlora sang and drank to each other In tha Casino.

Th key of Naau Hall, hownir, wcr handed over" to th Junior data in aplt th raia on" th. front asm pus at o'clock, and th Clasa of laid entered formally upon th com mrirement of It senior year. At th commencement ejerctse In the d.plomsa war peaented to STT nf mbar of th aenlor class, one. of th largest ver gaduate. from Princeton.

On bundled and eleven war mad barheloe of art. 112 bachelors of letter. 81 bachelor of Hnc. and 23 elyil engineer. 'i urgree doctor of law wti conferred an Cut.

G-orge MT. Ooethala. for mar Ambassador M. T. IUrlck, Richard V.

ljniuurr if th Near Jersey bar, ThiHHlufa N. Vail, President of th Anirl' an Teiephon and Telegraph Com peny udg Jam Alfrs. Pearc of th Court ef Aype-ii of Maryland, and th llev." Claris Alexander Richmond of I'n'nn Coiege. Thomas A. Edison r-tivrl he ofirw of doctor of science, fid hn Knael in degre of doolor or Claflin Allen, whos scholastic ge iri jnt.1 ln equaled nlr by three Hiau i.e Uw ot Aaron Burr, deliv-eie 1 I .) Laun s.uJtaiory at tue exercises It Aix in.i-r 1111.

and Walker Mallam l.iiis irlean) was tne Jur. in Ms oration departed fn.rn t) customary m'Hdemiu atyle to loii eut ti deficiencies in American ei ion. "ii Smith of Harrlsburff, the tcreatect number of i.n..r in ti.e award of prlxea, getting four in oratory. Itenerary Degree Cef erred. In conferring th honorary degree sean West sail: 11A.1.LIUAT DENBIGH, huoor la n.eUiem.tlcs of the Cnlvtritiy ef lilmd, firs, tuecriing In aivi iwr lt Inn n.

Aii.eriraii an authority on hu oo his way to the first aiu.lmsiraujre. net by cheep 1 -4 it but by e.t-ir!i. li f.MtViv lo tralt.ing tri the fw cuaiMi ea eratrh' real advance In u.ri l. I aau.it you te ne tiae Ut- Arte. Ji H- B.

I'lN'K. iTrtwtee CoJumbta ii.tr.u. hu. i iic ill lafiueutlai rlerk- of ti rvM.y fr Sow a full quarter fr, jit. a.

He udrntot -the cfrKi! ant iiiiiii it uoivermity- ejid ef He of S-vi Ytk. il r4 ao.4 eriiiit44 wits iKbelare, tou (iven hi ill. er.ort cae nieeifoitl out-r aril Siu.fr of bla loTeJ nnl "'I't in fu.it niMui4re and with 'h i I edrmijyeu loe tWrreefef Lf.i. KUAN KXCUrl, first trained In AT S'um. i -r tae 'ru ertlitelitfr et the fir la t.nla ei.d ot the Boston tirct-rsire.

iitsndered the ccn-4 of tie i snl tiAw i-r On fees r. Juror tn tqe rns Co i-rvic iie l. for nee; tftirtV ir of th Knelnel tiuarted iy vsr4 a theory. Ukceseant la etui a esesine eacelicnce' tn htei en retr.er tnea and attalnlnsl t.ih. Ins strKt, nuuis.

aej OrlUnv rsn- bs.e s(. sieudard tjr that 1 iAi ns-iuiain in trnus wnrvin he rules ae ititsrprrir. I admit you ll- of li of Music. AUlA(fER RUTIMOSD, a '-i'i, ut las class member or r--i of 1 Jkiallonil aiiil leeruoj eo-eiis. rrseMsnt ot I'nion t'oliei-a a laa inimr of sinalng personality an 1 is a eeasib.e ami saWifui e.

a 'srnio excure, an able atudent of tn.tusuia In soi-ia. emsllorailon and the I v-i-r kUju. amlt you to toe de-r- of Lector of Lava, JAMES ALTKrO PSARCE. a rradoate lis e.ase el IfliA, formriy Chief Jue- if ir. J.1uial Circuit and e.snibr ef th" wjrt et Appeals, the rtl.h-ei court ef laiyiaa4.a patient.

dlseieeU Snl Jj ef'tne oi4. si h'Wl. and i't trarMsil M4 lone hoitorsj fur fair. tssr, au4 sitsfle and s. of laws iumaaif an eaem- Jar of tne (lrit'cf th- law at its best, afl-uit ou te the dkeree of Doctor of a.

i MYPOS TmTHT flERRICK. former vror ef GMo, aoccesiv-i tendered l'iwt effn-e by fTeei Vtits ilcKln.s yand i m-criLly AmvassaUor to France. led In law, jlr. and rfi': awariied trie Uracil Cross ef it, ef iioiuir br lite Krsnch Re l.ir.i.. a-d unKeraal r-le by the Aroerl-ean for his t-yvai; jab.e counsel and rsour.

action sTma the osyrsheim itu anl d. attondiny the onbr-ea of t.i U.lrna'inal ar, I admit i to tt.t of Loair of Uw. 1.1. HAHfi l.IKT ILINDAM'KT, a ta ia the survst iraap et lecak prln-rn-r'S ant pr. vji.ts.; a feltfhijf cstrt a In per'sot -pr ration, of a.

a ui a isr ti. riser mnA nvt aiauusut, 1 tigbliy entrusted itti rt-lti-al rss of fiha first momsut, eminent a sm.sful leader of i. bar le tu.s la is a4 see of the fore rs In our neiton. 1 admit you to tn daeree et Doctor of Laws. TH'iMAii ALVA EnlON and e.se Inrentor.

noth.y of th rarbon t- -i or, tran tfcs phonosjrsph. the sl-itrlc taSip. the three-wire fe swuon ptctere camera, the tU eiorajte end several auodea ef rreu.atinjc, meaaurlng, and utius the current for It hi. an I or. Lndowed with keen ia-muht Kin t.

firiuht, was able to aee ut device would be most sat 1 1 1 bJuun udvaotase end eonifort. irMu evsry i iijncon, evsn the lightest, eap.arina every root and tryln every chaiw-a. t.s with endless patience In tra fare contlnulna dierouratement, al.r imprevuid his Initial Inventions till were for entvwrsal nee. Far tr.i enormous benefit t.s who.e world is Lost Any thing? Bear in mind The New York Times finds Jost articles day. If by chance the article is not found through the Lost column of The Times, there is an excellent chance of locating it through the-Bulletin, sent to Pawnbrokers, Police Stations, Department Stores, and Hotels: throughout the city WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE to the advertiser.

Telephone your advertisement to The Times. BRYANT 1000 his debtor. admit ru to th defr of Doctor of Uclenca. "THEODORE NEWTON VAIL. Preal lent ol Amrtran Tslrplions and 1leeTaa Company nonpar ercaniter of the railway niail lo the Tnited Staiwa, leadinK developtr of Oar whale telephons system, lntroaucer of electrical enterpriaee in South America, attentive to the betterment of ayrii'Ulture and education, air, orlglnul, ludepenUent, and powerful constructive force applied to putting Am' can business on an enduring- and scientific basis.

Jemprehenrlve In and miss Ins bo Important detail, fully honoring th human rishti and the human value involved, providential in his care for others, his manhood hu.es Lhroujcb all his work. And the workman." raya the -proverb, greater than his work." admit you to the dears of Doctor of lawa GEORGE WASHINGTON OOETHALS. OUcf Engineer In final charge of butldtng toe Panama Canal and first Civil Oorernor of the i'aiiama Canal Zone. His labor iu colossal construction, tropical sanitation, and arduous administration as too vast and complex to recount er doecrlbs. Another Hercules, he has put health In the habitation of pestilence.

Another Theseus, he has Installed order ta tha land of misrule. Cleaving the nirjej isthmus to join the severed Oceans, he has opened a safe and stately roadway for the ships of every a and d-eerres the pennant universal with Ms tiaine. to be saluted by all mariners in time to come. 1 admit you to th degree of Doctor of laws. Other degrees vers awarded to: D)CTOR OF PHIDOHOPHT Albert Arnold Bennett, A.

B. Wilson Martindai Comptoa. i'h. D. Roy Joseph Deferrart.

A. B. Welter Brooks Henderson, Ph. B. Raymond Henry lAvcey.

A. Henry Hlggins Lass, i'h. Ueanlng Lctrson. A. B.

H'race Hardy Iter. A. James Arthur Huller, A. H. Karl Baldwin Smith.

A. B. k.ith Kuenal Bnuth, A. B. Cortland Van Winkle.

B. MASTER OF ARTS ON EXAMINATION. Normaa Armour, James Edward KUtse, Cltftan Oeve Blauton. William Edward Blouk, Henry Newpher Bowman. Robert Raymond Bryan.

Adam Brown Caldwell, Alan Ditch, field Campbell, Arthur Hnseeii Chaffee, Harold Wllberforce Close. John Dickinson. Hrute McNaushton Donaldson. Remuel Ksrley. Crklce Whiffen Ford.

Henry Klen tung Fung, Nathaniel Howell Furman, Ka.ph Wealey Hand. Jam Penrose Harland. Irv-tn A bra nam Harvey, Iiavld Robert Hawk. Ins. Newman Warrao H-ss.

Walter daily Hoffmann, William Wliey Holltngsworth. Franklin Howeli. John Wesley I-chy, Paul Edwin Keen, Howard Peavoy I-each, Frwrlerlck Henry Gilbert tamprell McKowa. Paul Cunntnirham Mel. rone.

William Mitchell orris, Harrison Oaks Parser, hea-inaid Polend. Mebane Ramsay, Roert Wyile Kedpefh, Albert Hternee Kleh-nl-M. Jrase Hale Kiddle, Rowrt Leenard Riddle. Clinton Enicene RUiey Hexeklah Cotesworth Hitter, Harfjld Ktln Roberts, Robert MeWatty Rua-ell, Hh.pp Gillespie Henry I.uclan Seville; llrrbort Law He taw sr. Jamee Krenk fcayre, Nevln Henry ocaaaf.

Ralph Walker Hcott. Thomas Banga fteyster, Samuel Denny Smith, Hunt Joo Horn. Charles Miner btearna. Charles Aleaand.vr Stewart, Stanley fitockey. IeU Stuckey, Toeh-iiasg Tong.

John Fraklln Troupe. William De Grand Tucker. Frederick Karl Vogt, Herbert He berath Welskotten, John Laurie Blake Williams. a Mara orris Wyaham. Paul Thomas Toung.

MASTTR OP SCIENCB OP EXAMINATION I lllan Miller Bovard, Charles Mew. man Read. Edward Sampeoa. Degrees to Senior Class, BACHELOR OP ARTS William C'Allee, Charles C. Allen, James B.

Anderson, John 8. baker, Mao Baker, George H. Bonaall. Morris H. Boyer, Ciarenoe IX Brenner, Bailey Bremer, Charles 11.

Bryant. Charies P. Buckley, William T. Caldwell. Donald Carrulhejs, ieorga li.

Cop land. Albert B. Craig-, Keneltn W. Crosby, Nicholas C. Cololiaa, Comba O.

Davis, Thomas Dixon. William H. Dixon, Julius T. Doo-11 1 tie, William B. Doty, Earl Driver.

Charles K. Dunn, James M. Dunn, Theo-Sore Emery. Caivia P. Erdraan.

David Flam-li. lid, Everett U. i'rsnk, Jerome A. 4. Frahke.

Charles L. Froellch, 8tertlng Gall, Wilder H. Haines, William P. Halstead, 20, Charles R. ilardiu.

Richard Adulay G. Hausmann, James C. Healy, John M. Hefrua. Esward i.

lletv- Frank O. Hen-ddekson, Walter B. Hervey, William E. Hern, HerN-rt L. Hilla Meton Holmes, John P.

Hosack. Charles Houh. George W. Jarman. Edwin E.

Jpnea, laldur Kaufman, Norman D. Keller. Reurl B. Kimball, Cedrte H. Lewis, William B.

Umond, George B. LoKurt, William H. Long. Edwsrd Lukens, John u. MaeConnell.

Ian Macksrale, Jow-uh C. McKihuIn, Paul C. MoPheriWin. Llnyd p. Ma Carl W.

Max-nld. Joe V. Meigs. Si, Frank Mliler, Dudley H. Mlua, Phllandsr Motheral, John L.

Mott, Thomas M. li. Ninilck. Mason Olcott, EUrl 1). Osborn.

John R. Paul. Jamee T. Pearson, Gabriel A. Phillips.

Thomas Potter, William Pricket, Wilson K. Ray, Wilson F. Reynolds. Anthony V. Rk-ca, James W.

Richardson, George P. Illegal. Stewart M. R.iblnein. William J.

Roddey, Reginald Rowland. Edward T. Russell, Henry Kav-age, Fredsilck bchweilier. Harold R. Shep-pard.

Kenneth L. 8111a, Dudley C. Smith Jean M. Smith. William, M.

Smith, William M. bpencer. Weir EtewarL Christopher tstreet. James J. Swofrord, 1 Edwin T.

Van Dusea. Frederick M. Vslte, Albert TV. Waiters, Louis M. Char lea E.

II. Whaler, Thomas R- White. Jr Robert Williams Roger John A. Wyeth, William Borden, Walter E. Johnson.

Leonard Ober. Theodbre D. Par-sens, William ti. Rusk. George 8.

Vincent. BACHELOR OF LETTERS James A. A 'Jims, Harold Apgar. tituart. K.

Atha. Joseph W. Bailey, Rii-hard Bird. Isay A. Barnard.

Wlnthrop H. Battles, Melrhlor Beishoover, Koewsll Biogett, Alfred L. Booth, Robert Boyle, Thomas B. Hrazelton, John 8. Brumback, Harold W.

Chaptn. William B. Chew, George M. Church. Randolph.

P. Samuel M. Cooley, Leilie B. Cooper, Robert 6. Cowan.

Joseph B. Cummlng, Edward V. Pake, Joseph O. Deacon. Andra da Coppet, Richard Demlng, Alexander D.

Doud. Kenyon V. Dsung. Walker M. Ellis, Gilbert E.

laeth. John M. T. Ftnney. Albert M.

Friend. Howard Froelick. John A. tJarvtn. Harold H.

Gil. John T. Graves, Or land 8. Greene. Archie H.

Givathniey. Edward H. Hammond. James tf. Hsmmond, Robert Hampton.

William W. V. Hariar. Amidso T. Havliaml.

Martin J. Hayes, Barrett S. Heddens. Thomas A. Hendricks.

Charles IV Ruaaoll W. Holman, Waiter V. Homer. Alfred E. Houston.

Hkn Huang. Ge)rge N. If ft, 2d. Philip D. Jackson.

Lewis C. Beard-lee. John H. Pox, Frank G. GUI.

Robert N. Hood. John E. Hurst. Herbert G.

Lyttle, Andrew C. McTlriie. Mlnton 8. Marshall, Dwlght W. Saltsr.

William I Van Leer, Anastaslo M. Azoy, George R. Brown, Jr. BACHELORS OP P. Ad-ama.

Thsrralt G. Best, Grellet N. Collins. -orge W. Cum bier.

James H. Devcreux, Prank K. IMmon. Phillip Drinker. Eber hard Faber.

Roland M. Glenn. Dudley D. Urtffln. John A.

Llnder. Charles C. MoOoy, Lav Martin. Robert C. Miner, Anthony 8.

Morris. August J. Mundt. Ma-Jrlce rate Ripley Quinby. Harold W.

Rehm Walter van B. Roberts, Hudolph G. Roll. John J. Stsw.

an. jiatson niup Thomaa, James inhtrcction. The Right Kind of Friends for Your Boy Most ef our boya are sons of phyttelsna, lawyera. teachers, ministers, snd thought-ful buainese men, who wtah their boys te have ail the advantases of a distant school In ths country, without losing touch with th horns. Day and bearding pnpils.

See the school in operation. Prank 8. Hackett. Headmaster. 5StnrrJ.aU (Coiuttrt! rhnnl West 253d St.

Opposite Van CnrtianJt Park. Rlverdale-en-Hudson. Phone 123 Klngsbrldga, -S IS OOIiJ) lAysar Oar. fraitklln Jflrra nr. Fulton.

S'khra SAVE A TEAR 4.N COLLEGE EXAMS Pl Kit TKK.M MKUIN.H JINK SI. Band for t'siaiu A 'Kueena In heaents' Kxsms DA.r lo 1 So. AND EVk.l.U IIKKKELEY SCHOOL, TM Viest i-nd New York City. -From Primary to College." Prepares boys thorouchly for all coi lease technical schools. Ail lignt rooms.

Individual Instruction, Sis of claaeea limited. Athletics under experienced trainers. Afternoon recreation class for younger boya Primary and Junior Classes from li. Tin) graduate have entered Cofges, $TH YEAH." 1 1 sekkteplng. aerthaaa.

Secretarial. iMniab and Sleastyps Pegaitastatt. Pay Kirht Session laSS Oarees aad Leasts tvsass. AN VNUSCAI. OPPORTUN1TT FOR YOt-R POY TU JOIN HELKCT WESTERN TRIP FERPONAL PCPERV ISION OK EXPKRI EXCED LEADER or BOVS.

17 TIMES. Tht Berlin School of ax WEST 8th tTReer 1 Betweea Fifth Avenue aad Broadway. Wsa.s A Chllarsa. Oa, sr sveslaa. Or.

Ssesse Ssheel. SM W. t. PRATT I Ing, Stsnotypy. 1 44 Horn ai iv Individual day.

PWFl 1U.HU, SWWtNp. ing. otsnotypy. pecrsiary snip, aji summer Free rataiagurs ef all schools. Araer.

Sea. Aae'a. 1.0.1 Times Bldg. Bryant U. IM.UCH CAMPS.

staxn'S CAM P' r-OR BOTS 1 LAs.K CHAMPI.AlN Casducted by ta Mar tat Brelhsre fTa tor the neaaoa. bend for catalogue T. fct- Aaa Acadsmy. lUi E. i-lh bu t.

f. C. M. Thorlngton, Geors R. Voorheea, Ernest Wood, John A.

Wood, Sd, Francis M. Cham- fm. ism esv(ie sanies, nauacv o. i i Wllltam Jones, Roderick G. Kellett, lr n.

im.M Kraua, P. lslie, Alfred B. Lon- at ret p. H. McCanoe.

Brunson 8. Mc Cutcheon. Roliert O. Macks, John T. Martin.

Albert R. Meeker, Donald Q. Mi-ell, I.sng-don E. Morris. Donald My rick.

Fits 2, D. Newbeld. Roderick Nourse. Franklin L. Pierce.

Richard B. Porter, Olin 8. Putnam, Charles Richardson. Elsey M. Roberta, Samuel C.

Rosenberg. Hamilton H. Salmon, Lawrence H. Sanford, Robert H. tk-air nell.

Albln K. Rchoepf, Wlllard P. Sclber-Hng. P. R.

Be vera rtc, James P. Shaw. P. G. Pikes.

Eugene W. Sloan. John Mcl. Smith. Murray C.

Smouse, Allsn W. Stevens. Andrew W. Stewart. Edward Stover, John D.

Sulllvsn. Ira E. Swart, Homer K. Saset Arthur R. Thomas, William R.

Thomas. Edward R. Upson. Ken Wang. Charles E.

Whltehouse, Donald H. Wlll-Inma, Frederick Wlnant, Cretghton L. Wood. CIVIL ENGINEERS. Paul D.

Adams. Harold R. Bsllln, William M. Barr, Eugene Correll. Alan Crawford.

Wallace L. De Witt WUIiam C. Dunlap. John H. Faber.

Joseph Fox. George R. Hanks, William H. Harries. Thomas Horn.

Arthur F. Humphrey, Edmund B. Jermyn, Jr. James Kennedy. Jay J.

Lyons. Edward A. MacMUlan. Thomas C. Ould.

Robert H. Reeves. Harold N. Samuel. William O.

Scan an. Wilbur J. Shenk. Charles P. Seldler.

ELBCTRIOAt. ENGINEERS. Gray McW. Bryan, Carlos a. Blontelro, Warne p.

Schenck. Ruasel O. Thompson. Ricardo Valent. Fellowship and Prises.

Fellowship and prlxea wer awarded aa follow: ADVANCED FELLOWSHIPS Porter O. Jacobus Fsllow, Arthur H. Compton, B. 6.1 Charlotte Elisabeth Procter Fellows, Carl C. Brigham.

Lltt. Henry Van Wesep, A. B. Carroll H. Wooddy.

A. B. Ralph B. Tewdale, B. Albert K.

Chapman. A. B. Frank M. Selbert, B.

Charles L. Cummlng. B. Franklin P. Reagan, A.

B. ORDINARY FELLOWSHIPS Philosophy, Frederick Schweitser, A. Charles W. Hendti, Lltt. History and Politics, Todd D.

Cochran. A. Boudlnot Fellow in Hlatory. Harold M. Venae ke, A.

B. John Dickinson, A. B. Economics and Social Institutions, Nell Carothers, A. B.

South East Club Fellow in Social Science, Stanley E. Howard, A. B. Henry T. Kent.

A. Art and Archaelogy. Ernest T. Dewald, A. M.

Dlakemora Godwin, A. Classics, William A. Dltmer. John De H. Harrison.

A. Bi; Emerson H. Swift, A. B. James P.

Harland. A. B. Brewster K. Jones, A.

B.s Mod rn Languages. Joseph P. Knott. A. Soudlnot Fellow In Modem Language; Thomas K.

Whippls. A. Charles BcriDner rsaow in tngiuh Xdterature; bam pie R. fihafer. A.

R. Thomas Qulnn Beesley, Lltt. B.C Mathematics, Frank R. Wood, A. I S.

K. Fallow tn Mathsmatlcs: Joseph A. Nybsrs, B. 8, B. Fellow In Mathe mat les Ray E.

oilman. A. William w. Cumberland, A. Philip Coffin.

A. B.j Astronomy, Richard J. McDimarid. A. Thaw Fellow in Astronomy Physics, Alan T.

Waterman, A. B. John H. Kellogg. A.

B. Chemistry. Rudolph O. Roll. B.

Sayra Fellow In Applied Chamlatry; Albert 8. Eastman. B. 8., Harvard Fellow in Chemistry: Frederick H. Martin, Geology, Arthur P.

Buddington. Ph. Cla of lhS3 Fellow; Clayton B. Hamil. A.

B. William E. Cock-fleid. A. B.

Biology, Harley N. Gould, A. Francis Hlntoa Msule Fellow in Biology: Edward E. MacMorland. A.

James M. Thorlngton, B. 8.: Electrical Engineering. Lawrence D. Howell, Lltt.

B. van B. 8. GRADUATE SCHOLARS: Oassics. Henry N.

Bowman, A. B. economics. Jesse H. A.

English. Robert S. Teller. XI nri-w .1 wuu. it 1 mi.

KJ.j lll.IU.lll.Ul. George A. Binglay, A. Iamar Bsruch, Plu physics. John Q.

Ptewert. B. prize In electrtcal engmeering. Russell O. Thompson.

i Final Special Itonors. PHILOSOPHY And pstchologt Highest honors, Charles B. Dunn. Jr Pred-trlrk Schweitser: high honors, Edward C. Heft; honors, Calvin P.

Erdman. HISTORY AND POLITICS-Hlghest honors. Charles C. Allen. Reginald Rowland.

Stewart McM. Robinson; high honors, York L. Wilson. Murray Smouse. Meston Holmes: honors, Thomas A.

Hendricks, John Mcl. Smith. Harold W. Chapln. John L.

Mott. Robert a. Cowan. Charles P. Buckley, Brunson S.

McCutoheon. ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS High honors, Wilson P. Reynolds. Nicholas C. Culollas.

Phillip L. Jackson; honors, William J. Roddey, WUIiam B. Doty. ART AND ARCHAEOLOGY High honors.

Albert M. Friend; honors, Robert H. Ecannell. CLASSICS AND ENGLISH Honors, James W. Richardson; highest honors, George Logan, high honors, Russell W.

Holman. Isldor Kaufman, Henry L. Savage. Frederick M. Velte; honors.

William W. C. Harter, Edwin E. Jones. Gabriel A.

Phillips, Will, lam Prickett, Albln K. Bchospf. MODERN IAlNOCAOES Germanic High honors, Clarence D. Brenner, Sidney 1 Lev in good; honors, Charles E. Whltehouse.

Romantic Honors, F. Seveiance. Mkthe-matlca and Physics High honors, Maurice Pets, Harold W. Rehm. Walter Van B-Roberts, John Q.

Stewart. Chemistry Highest hohors, Frank K. Dlmon. Roland M. Glenn.

Geoloe-y High honors, Phillip E. Thomaa. Biology Honors, Charles Mo-Coy. DEPARTMENT OP CIVIL ENGINEERING Honors, Paul D. A.

lams, 11 Thomas J. Calne. Alan Crawford. John H. Faber, Edward A.

MacMillan. Harold N. famuel. SENIOR PRIZE MEN William 8. Rusk.

Roger B. Williams. John MaL James J. bwofford, Reginald Rowland. Walker M.

Calvin P. Donald W. Car -others, Isldor Kaufman. John Mcl. Smith, Alfred L.

Booth; Class of 1S76 Memorial Prize for Debete. John Mcl. Smith: Spencer Tram Debate Prise, John Mcl. Smith; Frederick Barnard White Prise in Architecture. Robert H.

Scsnnell: Alexander Guthrie Mc-Cosh Prize In Philosophy, Charles E. Dunn, honorable mention. Robert Hampton. C. O.

JolinePrtza In American Political History. Samuel M. Cooley; Class ot 1MIA Prize In Elhlca, dtvld-d betwe-n Nicholas C. Cullollas snd Chsrlee R. liunn; Lyman ADVERTISEMENT.

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Waller A. Jiukeyaer: fourth, Clarence M. Terpen i Maclean prise, Boudlnot B. Atlerbury; Thomaa U. Waaaiuaksr English language prize, Charles P.

Nldetsky: class of ls70 Junior jrl-e in English. Harold D. Harvey; Mary Cunningham Htfmphray'e junior German prize, Walter B. Neuburg; R. Percv Alden memorial prizes la French-First, Bernard H.

Feustman; second. Phillip Molt; honorable mention. George li. Punden-burg; Garrett prize In South American history, Osborn Society ef Colonial Wars prize in American hlatory. Allan Hunter; clasa of IStU prize In mathematics, Vincent T.

Manches; honorable mention. Seeland W. Landon; Francis Biddle sophomore essay prize, John P. Bishop; class ot l7ft sophomore Enslisb prise, John P. Bishop; Hiinneek Marlon L.

Xurrea-tlne, FRESHMAN PRIZEMEN CTass of 188S freshman English prise in th School of Science. Thomaa C. Matthews: Alton B. Parker prize for freshman debate. Sydney D.

Sheerer d. RUTGERS HONORS GARRISON. Secretary of War Receives LL.D. Degree a. 149th CtMnrnencerneni.

BpnHal to Tht Xota York Timr. NtW BRUNSWICK. N. Jun 13. hundred and forty-ninth annual commencement exerclana of Rutger College were held thl.

mornlna in th First Reformed Church. Lindlay at. Garrison, Secretary of Wax; John H. Mao Cracken. President-elect of I-afayoLta College, and Professor Francis C.

Van Dyck, of Rutgers College, received tb honorary dgre of Ioctor of lwa. Other honorary degree-i conferred wer a follow: Doctor of Divinity, Reg. Rockwell Harmon Potter, of Hartford; Rev. 'Jasper S. Hogan ot New Brunswick; Doctor of Humane Archer M.

Huntington of Kw York City: Master ot Arts, Jerome D. Green of New York City: Civil Kngineer. Orlnfill H. B. English of Wilmington.

Electrical ells of Brooklyn. Th following graduate degrees wer conferred: Master of Arm, Char lea Frederick Benjamin. James Woods Babcock; Master of Science. Leonard S. Brigga.

Wlllard C. Durham Ruaorll W. Ole. Hnry C. Lint, Oeorgo W.

MarUn, John 1). Morrison; Civil Engineer, Herbert W. Hellman. John I. Ilerber.

-John R. Sexton, ulmer 1 Walker. -Member of tb eenlor claa who r-eelved degree wer: DEGREE OF BACHELOR OP ARTS William Henry Campbell, Bradley Jaook Folensbeei John Calvin Green, James La Roy' Handford, Warren Durward Roy Muady Davidson Richardson. Franklin Morrow Ritchie, Robert W'yckoff Bearle, Frederick Kull Shield. Harvey Ira Todd.

Ralph Ten Broach Todd. Laird Sumner Van Dyek. Aaron Wallace. Charles Conklla Wheat, Theodore Voorhees. Edward Whyn-man.

and for the degree of Bachelor ef Arte aa of the class of lwin, Peter De Meeater. DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF LETTERS Richard Eliot Payson Corbin, Worthlngtan Shumway Parley, Russell Fleming. J. Bertram Howell. Frank Alvln Lang with.

Albert Msrtln Ralph William Thompson, Asher Dudley Watson, Arthur Clifford Buach. DEGREE OF BACHELOR OP SCIENCE Harry Newton Blue. Frederick Clinton Brush, James Wesley Bulmer, John Conklla Conger. Horace Vanderveer Cory. Charlea Lee Grandall.

Edward Jameson Crane, El mora Johnson Da Witt, Spencer Dawaoa Em bree. Benjamin Applegate Furman. Lawrence Orowden Gil lam. Louis Norman Orler, George Washington Harvey, Harold Thatcher Hoot. Ralph Moore Hubbard, Joseph Kerr.

Emerlck John Kuhn. Arthur Kunta. Herman Joseph La vine, Lloyd North Lewis, Wsrd Brewster Maimer. Samuel Mandel, Charles Raymond Martin. George Du-enberv Norcom.

Stanley underwood North, Bernard Pear, WUIiam Solomon Porte Israel Reiner, lme Morris Rnee. Cleorre Herman Schlotter-er. Welter Emll Schwsnhausser, Oeorgs Leslie Shultc. George Joseph Smith. Harry ProVaw Smith, Irving Berkeley Stanton, Robert Frederick Emmanuel Stler.

Theodore Greene Sullivan. Milton Amea Thompson, Salmon Abraham Wakeman. Allen George Waller, Walter Aaner, Charles Bole Conover, Ma Ion Lee Harker, Med Orlando Howlett. Alvln Ralph Jackson, Albert Eric Mercker, Russell Joseph Savrts, Alfred Frederick William Sierra. William Henry Stang.

Harry Edward Watt, Du Pleasla Helms Crowe. Honor Stadeats HONORS. Harry Newton Blue, William Henry Campbell, Charlea Lee CrandalL Elmor Johnson Da Russell Piatnlng. Lawrence Orowden Gillam. Harold Thatcher Hoot.

Ralph Moore Hubbard, Frank Alvln Langwlth. Lloyd North Lewis. Stanley L'nderwood North. Bernard Pear. Allen Oeore-e Waller.

Edward Whynman. HONORS IN SPECIAL SUBJECTS. In military silence and tactics. Elmore Johnson Ie Witt: in elect ncai engineering, lamiis or-man Grlar; psychology. Franklin Morrow Ritchie; In Spanish, Franklin Morrow English.

Frederick KuTl Shield. In Greek. Frederick Kull Shield. In sericulture. Salmon Abraham Wakeman.

FELLOWSHIP APPOINTMENTS. Vender Pool Fellowship in Chemistry. Arthur Cha tello Metcalf; Vender Pool Fellowship la Chemistry, r.awam rtooert ecnmia. JIONORS IV MILITARY DEPARTMENT. The best soldier, Charles Raymond Martta.

The following cadets wilt be reported to th Adjutant General, t'nlted States Army, as having shown speclsl aptitude for military service: taptstn umrs, uusenoerj xvoroom, CaDtain William Solomon Porte. Camaln Elmore Johnson De Wirt, Captain Charles Raymond Msrtla. Captain Horace Vander veer Cry. ar.d captain Harry Edward Watt. Prises Awarded.

SENIOR CLASS James Buydam Prlsa la English Composition, Frederick Kull Shield. Jr. James Buydam Prize In Natural Science, Richard Ashman; Jacob Brodhead Classical Prise, Laird Sumner Van Dyck; Elizabeth Applets, Memorial Prlsa la Moral Science, Ruasel I Fleming; KM ward A. Howsar Prise for Civil xCna-lneerlnaT Thesis, El snore Johnson De Witt; Mrs. Ann Van Nest Bussing Prizes in Extempore Speaking, first by Roy Mundy Davidson Richardson, second by Robert Wjrekoff Seerle: Class of 1KT Prlsa in Political Science.

Ruaaell Fleming: Jacob Cooper Prise In Logic, Russell Fleming; Theodore Frellnghuysen Vail Prize fur bchoi arshlp, Russell Fleming. 8EN10R AND JUNIOR CI.A8SE8. John Parker Winner Memorial Prize in Mental Science, Edward Whynman; William H. Van Doren Prize for Essay on Missions. Harold William He Bench Joseph P.

Bradley Prlsa In Roman Law, Roy Mundy Davidson Rich ardson; Lather Laflln Memorial Prises in Mental Science, first by Edwsrd Louis Pep-pel, second by Aston Adolph Raven, Jr. SOPHOMORE CLASS. Myron W. Smith Memorial Prtseg in Oratory, first Herbert DeFreest Hamru, second by Frederick Benjamin Heltksmp. FRESHMAN CLAK8.

Tunis Quick Prize in English Grammar and Spelling. Jamee Hall Pltssaa; aamuel Sloan Prlsee for Scholar ship, first by Arthur Jscob Wlrth, second by James Hail Pitman Edward Livingston Barbour Prises In Declamation, first by Mel bourne Sawfard Applegate. second by Irving Walker Soars. GEN BRA 1, AWARDS. Samuel and Louisa Van Vecbten Prise for Esasy on Missions, lawrence Henrr Prench; Chicago Alumni Club Prlsa la Literature and Library Use, Percy Eugene Cunnlus; Alliance Francalso Prise tn French.

Edward Stebblna Ingham John P. Wall Targum Prizes, first by Louis Ginsberg, second by Raymond Bovey Searle and Sherman Llndaley Conklin. Those elected to Pht Beta Kappa, th honorary fraternity, were: Elmore Johnaon De Witt, Russell Fleming. John Calvin Oreep. Uaorge Duaeabery Norcom, William Solomon Porte.

Roy Mundy Davidson Richardson, Franklin Morrow Ritchie, Frederick Kull SalclO, Laird Sumner Van Dyck. Salmon Abraham Wakeman. The alumni dinner was held In th Robert F. BalllanOc Gymnasium 1st this afternoon. The principal ayeaker waa Secretary Of War Garrison, who said that on of th chief trouble of democratic government was the fact that the masses were awayed by their emotion.

Their votes wer won. aid. by some popular Idol, and their cplnlnna war th nun, as his. Emotion waa the great driving force of their lives simply because tbey had never had a different training, but the caae waa different with college men. Kmotional-ism had no place in the directing of their thought nor In the forming ef their opinion.

For thl reason th college man was beat qualified to act as leader In th world ot politic. MANHATTAN GRADUATES 38. President T. W. Churchill la Made a Doctor of Manhattan CoHeg held it a-xty-aecond annual commencement exercises at Cay-negie Hall last night.

The RL Rev. Patrick J. Hayes, D. Auxiliary Bishop of New York, presided. W'Ullam C.

Red field. Secretary of Commerce, delivered th address to th graduate. Twenty-six undergraduate received baccalaureate degrees, and twelve other received commercial diplomas. The degree ot Doctor of Ltvi waa conferred on Thomas W. Churcmm.

president of the Board of Education. Daniel W. Coughltn received th honorary degree of Master of Arts. Those receiving tha degree of Bachelor of "Arts were Francis Adam Frits. Lorens Joseph Broenan.

Richard John Barry, Frederick William Eirmann. Thomaa Joseph Gray. Daniel Jamee Houlihan. Daniel Murphy, TSomas Raymond Owens, and William Joseph Ryan. Bachelor of Science; WITllsm Metchlov Hauck, Mat hiss Herman Wei den.

George Connolly. John Costs Charlea J. Dalton. Frederick P. Faracl.

Bernard J. Farrall. Rene M. Genthon, William Loughran, Jr Wool son MoCormick. Joseph A.

McEntire, Thomas Basil Murray, Raymond O'Connor, Francis J. O'Mara. Francis Scsnlsn. Ik Smith, and William Philip Smith. Commercial diplomas: Walter JS.

A. Today ind the Rest of This Week STUDEBAKER "Opportunity Sale" of Showroom Cars and Demonstrators The New York Studebaker Branch announces the STUDEBAKER "Opportunity Sale" of Studebaker. cars at prices ranging down to cost The cars, included in this Sale are: Gars These arc cars that we have had on our floors and used as exhibition cars in selling hundreds of Studebakers to New York owners. People have sat in them and handled them as people, will handle a sample car, and the varnish may be scratched here and there by an incautious heel and other such slight disfigurements, but the cars are in as perfect condition otherwise as the day they came into our Showroom. Only they are a little shopworn and we won't attempt to sell them as new.

So they go to the first comers at COST! a few These are cars that have been used by our demonstrators are in first-rate order and guaranteed by us as fully as new cars are. These, too, go to the first comers at COST! These are cars that have been used by officers of this Company. Having been cared for by expert garage men and driven by experienced drivers, they are in fine trim, and many owners will prefer them to new cars as they have had just enough use to be thoroughly "worked in." To be disposed of at once to the first comers at COST! It is needless for us to say anything of the Studebaker Cars and the values they represent at the FULL list prices. It suffices to say that here in New York, for example, you will find more Studebaker SIXES than any other make of Sixes. That popularity exists everywhere.

It is proof of the merit of the cars. And' a Sale like this that enables you to buy such a car at cost to us, is a remarkable OPPORTUNITY in every sense. Only a few men will be able to take advantage of it, however, owing to the few cars included in the Sale, and we advise you to come in at once. ej New York Showrooms, 56Ui and-Broadway. Brooklyn Retail Headquarters.

1495 Bedford Are. Plakemors, James Cavanagh. Thomaa Connors, John Foley. Paulino Fetintee. Joseph Haugh, George leclerck, Pet rick 8.

Mason, Thomas J. MrOee, Hugh Nolan, Robert X. Quina. Patrick A. Ward.

Pour of tha graduatea, Thomaa Orsy, William Lourhman, Richard Barry, and George Connolly, delivered essays on "th compensation of war. Connolly won th alumni prlxe of li for the best essay, and Barry the medal for oratory. Francis Adam Frits took th medal for philoriophy and history. The medal for civil engineering went to John Joseph Costa. ADELPHI'S COMMENCEMENT.

45 Boys and Girls Graduate from Brooklyn Academy. The commencement exerclsea of Adel-phl Academy, Brooklyn, were held fatal eight in the aesembly hall ot the academy. Diplomas were awarded to forty five students. Tha Harlow med 1 for highest rank lr the High rchool went to Mis Margaret Bear Adam, anl the Alliance Francais medal lor ernciency In trench to Harold Franklin Hopper. In addition to thesa there wer prize for good citixenahlp.

locution, attendance, and athletic. Th young women who received dl plomas were: Misse II. H. Abbott, M. A.

Adams. j. Albert. M. Beattie.

L. C. Beatty, M. A. Bennett, 1.

P. Urower, D. K. Brown, A. E.

Camp, F. Crsndell. K. Krbardt. H.

M. Uregnry. U. Houghton. F.

lvle, V. M. Jaqunlard. C. Jesaup.

E. U. Kurgrok, K. M. Um.

R. C. Marvin. E. W.

McNeill. M. Mcisherrv. L. Meyer.

M. S. Middle- tun, sillier, x. o. Aiiner, A.

uui, N. A Perogo. It. P. Pettit.

M. C. Kyan. E. Mmllii, A.

M. Struse. K. K. von Glahn.

M. Vorb-ss, and H. V. Wild foerater. Th youths who received diploma were D.

C. Alford, W. H. Bard well. A.

B. Behman. A. C. Hamlen, O.

C. Hor-per, J. Monfort, J. V. Nlcolay, iL Perry, K.

K. Story, G. A. Vaughn. Jr and William A.

Jr. The exercises were opened by a procession of graduatea. honor student, and th Faculty into th hall. Th Rev. John E.

Adams delivered the Invocation, after which Mlsa Margaret Adama read an eaaay on "The Panama t'anal." William A. Wlnant, delivered an oration on The American Indian In the Twentieth Century;" and honorable men. lion for essay want te Willi II. Bard well, Florence C. I vie.

and B. Miner. John Krneet McAfee mad aa addreaa. and th Key. F.

trbaru; apoke the benediction. PROGRAM CUT AT CORNELL. Shower Puts Some Class Day Exer clses Over Until Today. Special to Yks Tovh Time. ITHACA.

Ni June li. The elaas day exercises of the clasa of 1915 at Cornell Unlverelty were eut short today bv a heavy ahower. The President's address by Clement L. Bpelden of Mont clair. N.

wag postponed until tomorrow, aa was the annual ceremony of passing th ptp from th senior to junior claaa. Most of the program, however, waa carried out In the outdoor amphitheatre. William Dudley Smith or Schenectady delivered th claa oration extolling Kara Cornell and Andrew D. White as models for routh to follow. Mis Marion Floyd Sturgea of Brooklyn read th clasa poem and Mlsa Grace Florence Marcua ef Catdwell.

N. read the class essay urging; the college man not to try to live up to the romle standardisation ot the college student In fiction as being different from other human beings. Wlnalow Ridge Cuthbart of Tuckahoe read th claa history and Durne Spencer Match of Greenwich delivered the memorial oration, announcing that the class of 1915 had pledged yearly toward the alumni The Cornell Truatee today announced the appointment ot Professor Frank Demonstrators 3 Officials' Gars Thiny as Dean of the Art College for two years, th retlremVnt from th College of Law of Professor W. A. Draw, and other change.

SMITH QRADUATCS Jij. Commissioner Flnley of New York Delivers ComriMtacement Oration, NORTHAMPTON. Jun Is. Seven young women received tha degree of Master ef Arts and SIS that ef Bachelor of Art at th Smith College commencement today. Dorothy Wlnslow Dull ef New York.

President of the graduating class, headed the procession to tha hall where the exercises wer held. The commencement orator waa John H. Flnley, Commissioner ef Education of the Stat of -New York; President Emeritus L. Clark Seely delivered th Invocation, and th diploma wer presented by iTealdent Marlon La Roy Burton. Th honorary degree of Doctor of Taw waa given to President Henry N.

MacCracken of Vasaax College. Besides Mlsa Dulles, th New York young women among the graduate wcr Dorothy Louis Wolf, Llla Haul' Lewi. Adele ho Ologan. Lillian' Aim TwyafforL Margaret Prescolt Vail. Ollv Emily Wlnterburn.

Margaret 1 Whitman Shaw, Ruth Bartholomew, I Sophie Paulina Glbllng, Marion Gwen- do fen Reed. Pauline Starrett, Elizabeth Cunnlff. Barbara Cheney. Lsiherl Bay lea Root, and Margaret tit on Cary. Unheard-Of Maxwell Bargains 12 New 1915 Special Demonstrators and Show Cars Beautifully iniihed 5-passenger touring cars.

in finer cond-tion than when they left the factory, completely equipped with electric starter, electric lights, tforag batteries and generator, high-tension magneto, etc, etc, at price from $450 to $680. These cars carry oar tuual full g-uarante. Placed on sale to-day Nw York Branch: 1803 Broadwaj. at 59 Si Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation BrooUja: 1392 Bedford Avu, car. St Marks Ara.

Carlsbad Water at the "Spa" in I Central Park I During the war you can take the Crnuln 1 1 a Waters at the Spa in Central Park. All other genuine mineral waters can be had there. -Mineral Sprint nax West 72nd Street Entrance. Open ML. until P.

M. dally i I VA Pew.