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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
CHlROPODlSTS GRADUATED
New York School Holds It's First
commencement.

The School Of Chropody Of New York.
which was organized last year under the
direction Of the Board Of Regents, held lis
first commencement exercises at the Young
Mems Christian Association Building. No.
West 18th street on Tuesday night.
Addresses were delivered by d. Will
lam +. Campbell, president Of the Medical
Society Of the State Of New York, and
Edward L. Mccall, chairman Of the Pub
lie Service Commission. DR.. Maurice j.
Levi. president Of the faculty, presented
diplomas TO George a. Barker, Louis Har-
riSon Brown. Emily Martin and Lillian +.
Hampson. Of New York Christian Bes-
serer, of Utica Minnie n Bellwood, OF
Bridgeport Conn. Arthur G. w. Hirsch.
Of Jersey City; George b. Ryan, OF Holy
oke. Mass. Henry f. Ressler OF Altoona,
Penn, and Bette Schauer, of Vienna,
Austria.
The salutatory address was delivered by
Louis II. Brown George b. Ryan was
the class orator, and the valcdictory was
pronounced by Miss Bellwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
STILL SELLING BAD MILK
Committee Wants Health Board
Regulations at Once.

investigations made by the New York
MIX Committee into the sale Of loose
milk, according TO the committees Secre-
tary Paul T.. Taylor, show that condi-
tions are just as bad as they were two
wears ago The committee expresses the
hope that the health authorities will soon
pass in definite form the tentative regula-
lions regarding the sale of this kind Of
milk.
There has been no improvement, said
Nj. Taylor yesterday, and attempts 10
clean up the stores where loose mix is
sold will only be of temporary benefit. The
tentative regulations adopted by the
Board Of Health last year should be put
into force as soon as possible.
The city-as well as many private
agencies-is putting out money for the
education of the public In its efforts TO
reduce infant mortality. This is offset by
the sale OF loose milk under the unsani-
tary conditions prevailing in many retail
stores. on Monday one Of our inspectors
found loose milk was being sold in one
such store without any ice around 1t and
under the fithiest surroundings.
Mr.. Taylor said there had been now
from some of the dealers that II Health
Commissioner Lederle tried 10 enforce his
regulations for the sale Of loose milk, re
curing that it should be dispensed only In
stores where other foodstuffs were han
died in original packages. il would cause
an increase in price. was an old chest
nut" without meaning.
The milk committee added MI ray
lor. feels that permanent Improvement
can come only with the establishment OF
regular milk stores. Some of the retail
storekeepers have been led to believe that
they are TO be driven out of business alto-
gether. which is ridiculous, but they be-
lieve IL, nevertheless, and so are opposed
TO the change"
Commissioner Lederle said yesterday
that the date for the adoption OF the per-
manent milk regulations for the sale OF
the loose" or dipped" variety had not
been decided but that rigid inspection
would be made OF all milk stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
SINGS HIMSELF TO COURT
Wall Street Immune to Charms
of Caruso- like Voice.

The effort of Benjamin Herman to prove
himself the vocal equal of Enrico Caruso
caused him to be arraigned before Magis-
trate Kernochan In the Tombs police
court Yesterday afternoon. Herman went
TO the corner of Wall street and Hanover
Place earlier in the day and displayed a
sign which said that the directors Of the
Metropolitan Opera Company had refused
TO give him a chance to demonstrate his
voice. which he modestly claimed is as
rare and beautiful as that o. any of the
worlds great tenors. Then he began TO
sing. - lib,
and Young women stenographerS. slSnl-
fled their approval by hooting and show
ering upon Herman ribbons of ticker
tame from skyscraper windows. He re-
fused TO "move on and Patrolman Will
shire arrested him.
Herman promised to either obtain per-
init TO sing in the street or hire hall
and was discharged by Magistrate Kerno-
chan. He gave his address as the Mills
Hotel No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
TO COOPERATE FOR HEALTH
Private Sanitary Bodies Plan to
Work Together.

To meet the problems OF sanitation and
public health in this city more effectively
representatives OF almost one hundred or
PLANTATIONS engaged in such work met al
tho Academy of Medicine yesterday after
noon and appointed central committee.
DR.. John II. Finley, president OF the COL
Iege Of the city of New York, was made
chairman OF the committee. resolution
presented by him was adopted.
II set forth that lack of cooperation
and coordination among the one hundred
priyate organizations interested In va
rlous phases Of public health work here
caused duplication and waste OF effort, as
we'll as a distinct loss In the effectiveness
OF the independent endeavors. The reso-
tuition provided that the central commit
tee should act as a clearing house for the
exchange of ideas and information and
for the coordination of the private
health activities OF the city. as We'll as
for an annual conference of the organi-
cations.
Others on the committee with DR.. FINLEY
are DR.. L. H. Lewinski-Corwin. secre-
tary: Miss Lillian D.. Wald. DR.. Living
ston Farrand, DR.. Luther ii. Quick, Dr'
c. T.. \. Winslow, Homer Folks. DR. Ed
ward l.. Keyes. jr, and DR.. Charles l..
Dana.
The speakers included DR.. John II. Hud-
dleston. DR.. c. Il. \. Winslow, DR.. Haven
Emerson, Dr.. Linsly r. Williams. Dr'
Alexander Miller, Miss May Parker. Miss
Pauline Goldmark. Mrs. V. q. Simkho-
witch. Garrett Smith. Or. Luther II.
Gullck and President Finley
Borough President McAneny sent a let
ter in which he approved OF the complh-
ing of effort and signitied his wish that
the organization cooperate with him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05

Samuel Goldytein. Arthur Henry Haw-
kius David Il. Hoar, Is. A. Harry ltoH :
man. charles Hollender. Francis Good
Hoyt. jr. Resale r. Janoer. George Jonn
bhnstOne. Ralph Christopher jun. sam
ucl Morrison Katz. Charles John Zen
uedy, Ivan kclso. Charles George Neul-
gen. Jacob Lewis klngaman. 'nari"s
Simon Levy. John Philip Maloney, =. :.
Morris Marcus. - :; Walter eugene
Martin. Abraham Ncrson, Wesley NAV
hin Ale.sersmifh. Walter Perry Myers
u. q s.. Joseph Mordecat Nimhaus"r'
Courtland Palmer George Elliott idttet-
son. Harriet H. Pelham, Frederick SieS-
fried Eanzcuhofcr. Jesse Lloyd Raven
Gle. James Leigh Richmond. y. A., II.
Preston Rodmau. David Jacob Rosen.
Nelson Joseph Roth. Meyer Edward Kd-
back. Eta Samueison. Israel Is. Schrel-
Der Bernard Schlenger. Rudolf SchWels-
hofer Michael Seinfeld, Robert Emmel
Shea. Emanuel Tacker. Elizabeth w.
TAYLOR. Harry Teitelbaum. Herman Gus
tav Vorburger William Wanderman'
Nathan George Wells. Thomas JEFFERSON
Woodruff. Il. A.; Irving w. Young IT,
isidor Auerbach. Charles Senff Golden.
Gustave 4. Cymberg. Alexander Dolin-
sItv. Thomas l.. DriscOll, Joseph ls!dor
Frank. Sldon!a Fried William Nhltne.d
Glddes. Flora J.. Gyoden, John Cllftora
Hawkes.. William Richard HellsanI'
Joseph Linde. Guy Harold Lippitt, Jean
Victor Lutz Frank j. Il. Mcdonnell
Louis Messing. jr.. George Francis Orr.
man Roscublum. Alfred Is. Sch"abacn'
oliver SaXton Smith. Peter +. Smyth.
Vincent Deacon Stearns. Samuel Roberts
TAYLOR. Joseph Irwin Triplett, j.. VIII
lam Henry Weesel. Elmer Ellsworth
Wig Frederick W. Wilderotter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
Master of Laws.
Clayton T. 4 French.
Doctor Of Philosophy.

Holmes Beckwith, Eric Temple Bell
Ralph Carpenter Blanchard. Alice Dor
Othy Brewster. Ethel Nicholson Browne.
Burdette Ross Buckingham Leon Hardy
Garfield. Cora Sutton Castle. Herbert
Anthony Clark, David Leigh Colvin, Rob-
ert Loyalty Cru. John Frederick Dashiell,
William Watson Davis. Charles Elson
Dean Sprull Fansler, Harriott Ely Fans
Ter, William Oliver Farnsworth. Benjamin
George Fciuberg.
Marcus Green. Walter Phelps Ilau, Henry
Gottlieb Hartmann Hugh ltshorne;
Helen Josephine Havitt. Joseph Samuel
Hepburn. Ferdinand Fris HintZe. il
Benjamin Horowitl, solomon Theodore
HalGVy HUWitZ, James Howard llutchln-
son. Robert Mclyne lsham, William NeDn
Kemp. Edwin L. Nilroe, Thomas Joseph
Kirby. Edgar Wallace Knight Almon
Wheeler LAUDER. Michael Levine. Arnold
Johnson Lien James LukenS MCConauShN,
Walter Wilbert MCKirahan. Edgar Grim
Miller. ir- James Collins Miller
Blaine Free Moore, Henri FRANCOIS Mul'
Ter. Garry cleveland Myers. Marks Neldl"'
William stockton NelmS William Mar
siclia Nesb.t Martha Ornstein, Thomas
Reed Powell. Louis Win Rapeer Dame.
Walter Redmond, Anton Richard Rose.
EDWARD Schralnm. George Gilmore scott
RAYMOND William Sizes. Newell lie Roy
Sims. Ilovd Leroy Small, Clayton Sidney
Smith. Homer Adolph Stebbins Harrison
Ross Sleeves. Edward Collins stone. AT
low Rurdette Stout Frank Hatch
Streichtom. Charles WeiSman. Blanche
Cotton williams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
GRADUATES TOLD TO WORK
Boston University Gives De-
orees to 257 Students.

Boston. Jure t--Decrees in course were
conferred on - men and women ~ -hr
Boston University comm ncemcnt too.
Austin 3. Fletcher. Of New York. 90
orator. made a plea for the abolition "'
the saloon. restriction OF immigration aa1
the prohibition Of strikes by law. lie
held that tie average man now spends
TOO much money and works too Few
hours. and contcnded that the labor union
was the honest labofcr's great enemy.
Lemuel II. Murlin, the president. cor 70
ferred the degrees Ninoy-nine seniors
Of the College of Liberal Arts received
the degree of Bachelor of Arts. forty
three seniors Of the Theological School
the degree Of Bachelor Of Sacred Theol-
ocy and seventy-seven law students the
degree Of Bachelor OF Law. The degree 81
Doctor Of Medicine was given 10 eleven
and eighteen graduate students received
the Master Of Arts degree and none that
Of Doctor Of Philosophy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
BECKER MOTION FOR
NEW TRIAL IS ARGUED
Charge That a Juror Absented
Himself Basis of Appeal Of
Rosenthals SLAYER.

Argument on a motion for a new trial
for Charles Becker. the former police
lieutenant, who was convicted of the
murder of Herman Rosenthal, came I'D
yesterday before Justice Goff, In the
Criminal Branch OF the Supreme Court.
Joseph A. Shay. counsel for Becker fled
with the court numerous affidavits In
support OF his contentious that he had
discovered new evidence: that Juror had
absented himself from his fellows who
were locked up; that the verdict was con-
trary TO law and the weight OF evidence,
and that new trial should be granted in
the interests of justice.
Mr.. Shay argued that Sam Schepps
was an accomplish, and that he had
started a fire with newspapers In tho
vicinity OF the MetropOle on the night
Rosenthal was shot 10 draw off the po-
lice. Moreover. Mr.. Shay said. Schepps
opened the door of the automobile for the
escaping gunner and himself rode In the
car. Afiidavits OF two reporters were at
tached, purporting 10 give the substance
of an interview in which Bridge Weber
denied that Becker was guilty.
Mr.. Shay was opposed by Frank Moss
and j. Robert Rubin. Assistant District
Attorneys Mr.. Moss filed numerous affi-
davits, including one by a reported for
The Tribune giving a different COM
plexion to the interview with Weber The
affidavits Of the other two reporters Mr..
Moss characterized as "hearsay of pos
sibiity"
Most OF the new evidence" produced
by Mr.. Shay. Mr. Moss said. was avail
able at the time of the trial. Instead OF
raising a doubt OF the justice of the con-
viction, Mr. Moss said. the fact that the
five months OF preparation was proof
positive that justice had been done.
Justice Golf took the motion under ad:
visement and directed that briefs be hlsd
on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05

PP0 S,"' Jacob Cloyd Tressler, Henry
Eureoh TT drimbles Kwo Pao Tsai. Virgil
E I1i.ett Iurner, Edna NJ. Twamley, Harry
ETI9ahg; Edith Moore Valet, Emmanuel
TellN van Dam. Ernest Harvey Van
ENIossan' Paul Van Ripper William Vetter,
W MarGei II. Vigneron. Joseph Anthony
S HELL Walter w. Noight Thomas JET
I I Wagner, Albert Ladd Waldron.
luna aiker. Jennie Walker. Mary Bar
pour Walker, Phoebe Marshall Waller.
aired Grant Walton, George Adrian
Mash6urne, Thomas Henderson Watson.
lr, Florence A. Waters. Estella Terry
W SekS; David Enrich Weglein. James
pen Welles. Charles Everett Wheeler,
isd Del Wheeler, Edith Grace White, Will
I Wii, roster White, .jr- Gilbert Hayes
Whiteford. Harold Whitehurst. Robert
Calvin Whitford, Mary Alice Whitney.
LOUIS Charles Wilton, jr., Edward West.
,Winifred Wilcox, Henry Earnest Will
Jams. Judith Blow Williams. Mary Will
hanson, James &. Willingham. Sidney
Wilmot, Leroy Colver Wilsey, Elizabeth
Sophia Wilson, Salle Egerton Wilson.
Helen Frazer Winston, Hugh Maupin
Wolfin Ira Wollison. Charles Morgan
Wood, Harris Covngton Woodley. Paul
Howard Wright, Elsa Pauline Wunder-
Itch, kWeeu T.. Yang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05

Elias Abramowitsch, william A. Bar.
her (cum laudel. Newman Burrows,
James c. Biz, Ralph II. Bishop (summI
cum laude). Walter Alfred Borklund.
b. $; William II. Breetz. Roys \. Brown.
Lawrence Burnett. Joseph Thomas
Byrne Gas of the class of 1000. Pierre
l.. Chambellan, George b. Chandless.
Willard l.. Clark, Walker c. Cole. Henry
Cantwell Cox George Henry Day Wayne
Decker, Morris NJ Diamond. Joseph -.
Eagan, John Sarles Elmendorf Emanuel
EnGel. Aaron Feinstein (cum laude).
Samuel Fischman, Walter NJ. Fowler
(cum laudel. Elisha NJ. FRIEDMAN b. - +;
Maurice Friedman and Louis II. Galen-
son.
Earle q. Ganong. Bernardo b. Gillespie.
Isidore Godenberg. Abraham /. Goldsteil.
Gosaku Il Goto. Tatsuya Goto, Harry
Young Green. Michael Greenberg. Henry
Ct. Greenfield, William Riley Green
way. David Harris, Morris Joseph
IIoenig las OF the class of 1922,
Moncure Hope. Laurie G.. Ingram,
B. s: Joseph III. IskowitZ, David Bern
hardt Jacobs. Samuel j. Jacobson Ber-
nard Jaffe, Isaac Jones, sydney kasno-
A. Kemper. Israel III. Kessler. Nathaniel
Kraus. August Krumenauer. Sadaiiro
Kunltani. Harry c. Landwehr las OF the
class If 1863, Henry Lang, George Wilson
MacDow, Florence Il. McGill. h. A; Jo-
seph Paul Mclaughlin, Laurence Riley
McyVeeney, Pm. b.: Ralph $. Marshall.
Charles Lester Marvin, Shinnemon Mat
suGa, Eugene C. Megnin, Edward Burk-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
Doctor OF Medicine.

Michael S. Aaronson. Jose +. Arizona.
BENJAMIN Baumoehl. Lloyd Slawson Bene-
dict. James Dewitt Benjamin. Francis
Elmer Bingham, Arthur lsidor Blau. John
Andrew Cahill. Noel IL. NJ. Campbell, Jo-
seph Carch. lsidOr Cohn, Thomas Will
lam Connolly Anthony John Comfy,
Henry kounger Cudmore, Arthur J. Den
man. Thomas Webster Edgar. Samuel
EintorZ. Harry Bellevllle Eisberg.. julius
Essrig. Arden Freer. MaXimlian Frick,
Irving Gray, Jacques Henry Green. DAVID
Greenberg. Arthur }. Greenberger Samuel
Greenstein. Harry Hallarman. Philip Jor-
dan. Frederick \. Kassebohm, Allan
Stewart Kirxwood. Oswald Neocle La
Rotonda. Abram LeibovitZ. Joseph Wright
Lest William Lenetska. Sidney Philip
Leyey, Morris l.. Levy, Jacob LIN.
Solomon Lubin, Frank Mahabir, VIII
fam : Martens, Joseph Sweet Martin Is.
a.. Joseph MartOcciO. Myron Louis Nor
ris. Elmer Marshall Mount. ir., Jonas
Muller, Vincent Anthony Nardiello, Eltred
Edward Cakes Joseph w. Osher, William
Ostrow, Blase Pasquarelli. Daniel Frank
Patchin. Samuel Perlman, Joseph Louis
Perrier NJ. A., PHI D.; J. Louis Preston,
Henry Aaron Rafsky. Wallace Allison
Reed, Joseph {. Regan. Edgar William
Roberts, ROYAL Albert Schaaf, Eliot
Schechter Joseph \. Schramm, Frank
Delacy Sherwood Robert Sloan, Bcn1a-
min Slobodien. Herman Smith, Joseph
Spira. Maurice Tcitelbaum. Abram Sam
uel Topper Robert Samuel Topping VIII
lis Howes Van Der Wart. George Wood
ruff Vannatta. Jacob Washton. Morris
Jacob Weiss, George David Wolf.
Samuel Frederick WcitZner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
counting prize, and Ralph A. Fischer
Delta Sigma III medal.
CONN. ASSEMBLY ADJ0URNs
Dies by Limitation First Time
in History of the State.

Hartford, Conn. June 4.-Cnder the
constitutional amendment adopted by the
people since the last session the General
Assembly adjourned sine die late to-
night. II was the first time legislative
body in this state had expired by limita-
ton.
Among the important achievements or
this Assembly were the passage OF
workman's compensation law. ratliica-
ton OF the amendment to the federal
Constitution providing for the election
OF United States Senator'S by the people
modification OF the Sunday blue laws,
enactment OF general banking law, the
granting OF home rule 10 New Haven
and the reorganization OF the Fisheries
and Game Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
MACHINE STENoGRAPHY.

new machine. called the stereotype,
has been invented, which enables the
shorthand writer 10 get from four hum
dred to six hundred words minute upon
paper I'm an absolutely correct and accu.
rate form. The basis of operating the
machine is phonetic spelling. 1t Ia but a
shorthand typewriter. While the work
done is virtually the same as done by
shorthand II has the advantage Of being
recorded in plain English Characteristic
Argonaut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
halter Millar. setsuro Joe M,yagawa, Ar.

halter Millar, Setsuro Joe Miyagawa' Ar
thur Lee Moler. ,,,,s
lanes Beresford Morris. Moe motifs
Alfred r. Nathan. Aaron Melchior faui'
John Fay Putnam, Charles I; tselnlai :, ~ y -
8 Erwin Requa, Abraham ]. RosenkranE'
Walter Ruehl. John II. SchnackenoeiS'
Charles r. Schnederman. Henry r.
Schuit. Frank Y. Seidman. Max Shmer.er'
MALCOLM ID. simpson. Gervase X; Slncldir q;
cum laude Alfred Barmore smith, % 6ttn
Starkman. Maurice w. Stollerman, OIlo
Strippell, John Arthur Swanson. George -
Swezev. Edwin Henry Thompson, FREQ
rick s Todman. Louis Tolmach. Leonaro
Martin Troub. William 3. Turck MOTIFS
tTIiman,i Lloyd A. Wangle, Earle T.
SVashhurn. LLOYD a. Waugh, George NJ
waugh. jr, Abraham Weitzman. Rudoipn
John Welt, Clarence A. Wesp. Lynn
Ernest Wolfe, George John Zeiss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05

Bland Hoy. Bucknell, B. S., n. Y. u.
IL. B.; Justin Hartley Moore, C.; c. n.
X B. y; Roger 4 Williams Cornell
Master Of Laws.
1872: Benjamin Cohen. *. y. l.. LII B.,
1912; William Cohn. y. Y. l., Ii. p, 1917;
Charles Senff Golden, y. y. l., LII T.,
1872; Gustaye Cymberg. n. Y. t.. LII b.
1912; Ralph Eli Fleischer. st. Lawrence
IL. b.. 1912; Charles Joseph Gardella. \.
Y. l., LII. B.. 1872; Gordon Alan Knapp,
y. Y. L., LII. b., 1872; Joseph BOSNIAN,
y. Y. T., LII B.. 1872; Frank j. r; Nc.
Council, y. Y. L., LII. s.. 1917; Ernest
Mas. \. Y. T.. IL. B.. 1872; ,o samuel 4, y
ward Anthony Markley. n. Y. T.. III. b.,
1872: Irving j. W. Marx, y. y. t., LII. B.,
1912; Justin Hartley Moore c. c. y. Y.
b. A.; Gerald Nolan. n. Y. T.. b; A..
Parpy. 4. Y. t.. ID. c. s., 1911: IL. B..
1872; Csrmino John Porcaro, 81. Law
renee, LII b.. 1872 Peter F. Smyth, y, =
~ Y. T., Ill B.. 1872: PERCY Wellington
TAYLOR. \. Y. L.. IL. b.. 1872; Samuel
Roberts Taylor. ir, y. Y: L.. IL. r.
1912: Frank Wanderman. \. Y; t.. Ii.
r. 1912; Joseph Gerald WimoYsky. y. L
T.. III. b. 1911: Sidney e. Cardozo. Fran
els John Duffy. Nicholas Rosenauer.
Bachelor of Laws.
Florence Ellinwood Allen. b. A. NJ. a;
Frederic Huntington Babcock, Ph. p;
Simon Blaustein, Joseph Antony BocCla'
William Boyes. Joseph Rich Brodsky,
Alice Laura clark. 3. A.; Emily NJ. Cod
dington, Ph. D.; Max Cohn, Lewis Will
lam =. Cortes. Lucas Eugene Decker Jr,
Mortimer DeGroot, William ii. Enmann'
Louis Jacob Elias. John Ferguson. lr., IN.
-: Leo Ferrara. Isidore Frankenbcrg.
Norris G. Freedman, Herman FroeD.
Ralph A. Gold, Simon GoldOwsky, David
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
NATURAL GAS FOR AUTOS.

Natural gas as an automobile fuel is
beiug experimental with in West Viz
ginia. where the largest gas wells III
America are located. The gas Is com
messed I'm seamless tanks. holding from
a0O 10 2,OO0 cupic feet, at cost To the user
Of about 10 cents per 1000 cubic feet. A
WelI known car using natural gas made a
,oiicage OF 100 OH % cents worth Of fuel.
IRE same car consumed ~ cents worth
81 pasoIene in running twenty miles on
tbs same trsck.-The Argonaut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05

Elmer f. Odell, Samuel L. Peckerman,
Max d. Pfeffer, Louis Rosenbaum Fill
bert Rosenstein, Morris Roth. Harold W.
Rudolph. Raymond NJ Ryder, Henry @.
Seed, George +. Taylor, judah l.. Iurow.
Nathan NJ. Friedman.
Bachelor Of Science in Pure Science.
Jesse BIenfeld. Roswell 5. Bowlby, Isl.
dor Bre2oG. Frederick &. Conkling. David
r. Davis. Abraham D. kaplan: Thomas
7. Mclaughlin. jr., James "A. McManus'
Frederick W. Nehb, Royal l. l.; Nj |, NeuIelG'
Victor VI. Shapiro. John w. Springer.
John w. Tietz. John J. H. Traynor' Al
tired r. Jayson.
Civil Engineer.
Elmer Galloway, p. s: Johan F. W.
Gebhardt. b. $; William y. Goiqsn; ~.
J. RYAN. Il. s: G. Howard Smith. b. s.;
David r. Wylie. B. 5.
Mechanical Engineer.
George s. Armstrong. 3. S, G. F.; Arno
w. Gaebelein, B. S.: Morris Millimet, B. 5.
Chemical Engineer.
John f. W. Schulze, Il. s.
Bachelor Of Science in Civil Enai-
neering.
Charles T.. Alderman. jr.. Edward +.
Armenian. Henry Elsen. Barney II. h!
man, Herman Feldblet. Nathan j. Freed
man. William r. Hamilton, James l.. Nc
Donald. Carroll w Mclaughlin. John q.
McIauchlin. Charles J. Moore. Edward !.
Orner. William W Pragnell, James II
Rogers (died MAJ Y. 1879. Granville K.
Swanv, Jesse :. ThOrne, William Walter
Pragnell.
Bachelor Of Science in Mechanical En-
cheering.
Theodore II. Beard. Mortimer J." Bett-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
Master of Science.

John Goldman, b. S. A.; julius $.
Kingsley, q. s.. Pd. NJ: Evelyn Sprague,
B A. Louisa NJ. Webster.
Elmer Ellsworth Brown, chancellor
Of the university, delivered the address
at the afternoon exercises, at which
degrees were conferred upon the fol-
lowing men of the Washington Squire
division Of the university:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
PALISADES SEE 512
|. GET THEIR DEGREES
New York University Holds Its
Eighty-first Commencement
on Heights Overlook
ing Harlem.
CHEERS GREET WHITMAN
District Attorney, G. M. de
Pena, Minister from Uruguay
to United States, and St.
Clair McKelWay Get
LIDS"
CHEERS GREET WHITMAN

The grim. gray Palisades hal
lowed in song and story at New York
University. saw an imposing army Of
caps and gowns marching TO and fio
on the heights overlooking the Harlem
Yesterday. Dignified professors, white
haired alumni. proud-strutting seniors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-05
Certificate of the School OF Commerce

Peter F. Acer, William G. Ackers SO y
william ii. Bailey, IT,, DUNCAN srInu 1aiV W.
Brown, Milton s; e eg05ey' Fo ati IT,,
+ kari sl"e F. Giaesser, John T Hac SInI
Charles IL Hengelein F. o xI Hillns' L NUi
ris /. kramer Edward H KP1ee1' Harry
W %eu,ser Harry W Robbins. Jacob Smo-
len. Paul Leopold stahl. AsR W,s DIV"
Thatcher and Herbert Van DER 'a'e'
At the afternoon exercises the ioi-
lowing received prizes: Noel H. NJ
Campbeu. Valentine Mott prize; Myron
7 ouis Morris. John A. Fordyce prize IN
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