The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-06

lLe SldiS On MS eACSlfthl Juu6iHeht Al
sending his son to Princeton, The
Governor said in part:
I'VE owe to Princeton more h te
any other college the public welfare
the public morals and the general in
telligence of our State. Fol- over forty
years in this State the chief justices
have been Princeton men,"
President Wilson was given a rous-
ing reception when he IA introduced
by the POSTMASTER. He declared that
within the last generation the idea
almost everyone entering a university
had of preparing for some profession
had entirely changed. Only a minority
now enter college for h purpose of
preparing for a profession, he said, The
majority go there for the purpose of
being taught something which will aid
them in a commercial or industrial en-
terprise. After referring to schools
given over to vocational pursuits
which make their commonwealth pros
porous" DR.. Wilson said Il would
reject the vocational schools" For
men who had declared they did not
want their boys to go through school
porting over books, wanted them to
get acquainted with college life, Presi-
lent Wilson said:
This idea is ell wrong. The idea of
cutting the boy off from the world for
the period of four years and then send
ing him out in this strenuous age. No
one can go through college in the spirit
of a boy and come out a man"
Having paid his respects to the 20
cational schools, President Wilson later
in his speech said:
There were criminals in all ages but
the criminals of this age are more
cieVer man those OF other ages. Inc
real menace 10 the I'M IS ,he man
VINO Is amassihg great "ealth put WIZ
does not realrze tnaf ne is hurung the
AT the conclusion OF fresiaehtN WI
son ADDRESS ne was cheereo ior sew
erai
AFTER apologlzlng 10 justice SWayze,
VINO SAT on MS right MT Mcoareer' lhe
last speaker OF the evening scored
harvard eieetiVe system.
CO NOT penese iair' ne saiu,
that any Young man OF To- l :" 10
years Siioulu y aiioMeo W oioose ms
vocation III me AZ mat age Tue ooys
nee' 'ne "isooiH "a oioei nedus 10y
hho" via. ~ pest y NM y 1ne nnet
W years az ieas.'
Mr' MeCalter 'hen ueolieu ene laln
OF d greater rrlneetoh. ne saiu lhat
"hei d coilese so' So ois 'nal ING
stuoehts uioh KNOW nam Oh eheii
Grass nlueh OIL the eoliege IRE "ouio De
nilsseu' ne favored haVlts d Wal.his
ns' at rriheeton' AS ne referred 70
some OF the men VINO were associateh
with MN at Princeton MI MeCar'er
was VlslDly aIected,
Those Present.
Included among the guests at the
were;
Judge rederi Adams w. NJ AIN
man, jr,, H.. w. Ambrose, G. II. AM
brose, A., ID. Beers, James e. Bath
gate. jr-, Frederick A. .Borcherling, +.
Bigelow, NJ. Bigelow. Harry Bless, II.
w. Buxton, C. H. Bissell, j. L. Bige-
low. G. Gilbert Brown, James Burnett,
r. G. Chase, j. f. Crane, f. T. Case
bolt, M. ID. Cole, N. f. Ch4rlock, H. Fl.
Condit, j. n. Carter. William T. Car
ter. jr.. E. b, Drake. jr., r. NJ. Drake,
Moses j. De Witt, C. C. Dawkins, f.
II. Douglas, f.. d. Dufield, F. M.
Davis. the Rev. DR.. Henry X. Denlinger,
Vice-Chancellor John r. Emery, Con-
over English. c. S. Fayerweather, the
Rev. DR.. David r. Frazer, Spaulding
Frazer C. w. Fairlie. William p.
Field Jacob Fisehel. Wilson Farrand,
Colonel Alexander r.. Fordyce. IT,,
Chief .Jnstice william s Gummere. w.
II Gibhv the Rev Harold q. Harmon.
Dr II q II Herold q r Helnrichs.
pobert 2 Hedges Dr r w. Hagnev
Ersncis p Hausslinp Harrison s. Hig-
Me uarrison Ia yrence s Hob
HE Edgar Holden ~ q N Huntling
rnfror, 9aadlev w uarrie r q
Harris John r Hardin.