Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-16
PRINCETON GIVES
zig GRADUATES
THEIR DEGREES
Honorary Titles are Also Con-
ferred on Several Noted
Men.
SURGEoN-GENERAL GoRcAs
Is BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
Newark Man Given Highest
Honors in Mathematics
and Physics.
SURGEoN-GENERAL GoRGAS
is BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

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PRINCETON. June 16 - The one
hundred and sixty-seventh commence
ment Of Princeton University was
held in Alexander Hall today. De-
groes were given class Of 219
The honorary degree Of bachelor Of
science was conferred upon Surgeon
General William c. Gorgas, of the
United States Army.
John ". Beatty, director of fine arts
in the Carnegie Institute at Pitts
bursh: Judge Albert Constable, Of
Maryland. and Timothy Cole, artist
received tho honorary degree OF mas
ter Of arts, and the honorary degree
OF doctor OF letters was conferred
upon John Williams White formerly
professor of Greek in Harvard Uni
versity.
The prizes awarded to the seniors
are:
George Potts Bible prize to George
Ellsworth Harris. jr., and Peter Car
ter Speers.
Class of 1853 prize in English litera-
ture TO Robert Sturgis Ingersoll.
Lynde debate prizes. first. Carl Fritz
Taeusch; second, julius Ochs Adler,
and third. David Robert Hawkins.
Baird prizes: The Baird prize, Gil
christ Baker Stockton; oratory, John
Macmillan Alexander; delivery. Julius
Ochs Adler; poetry. Gerald Jackson
Pyle; disputation, first. julius Ochs
Adler, and second, William Bell Tip
petts.
Frederick BARNARD White prize in
architecture to Eliot Brewster Coul-
ter.
Alexander Guthrie McCosh prize in
philosophy TO Allan Welsh Dulles.
c. o. Joline prize in American po-
litical history TO Robert Sturgis In
Sersoll
Glass of 1859 prize in ethics TO Allan
Welsh Dulles.
New York Herald prize to Robert
Sturgis Ingersoll.
Junior Priyemen.
The junior prizemen are:
Dickinson prize to Charles Eugene
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Junior orator medals. Donald Wal
lace Carruthers, Everett G. Frank
4 Calvin Pardec Erdn1aD and James
Jefferson Swafford, jr.
MacLean prize TO JOHN Temple
! Graves, jr
! Thomas 3. Wanamaker English
language prize to Henry Lyttleton
! Savage.
Glass of 1870 Junior prize in old Eng
I lisln to Isidor kaufman.
Glass of 1870 junior prize in English
| to George Bryan Logan; honorable
mention, Isidor Kaufman.
r. Percy Alden memorial prize In
! French, first, Dudley Cooke Smith;
Golf i-
| Mary Cunningham Humphrey S
! junior German prizes, first, Clarence
Dietz Brenner: second, Charles Ed
ward Whitehouse, jr.
! Garrett prize in South American
| history, Edward Clark Lukens.
/ Sophomore Prizemen.
! The sophomore prize men are:
Glass of 1875 memorial prizes for
debate, Boudinot Bakewell Atterbury
! Spencer Trask debate prize to Bou-
j diriot Bakewell Atterbury.
Glass of 1851 prize in mathematics
! tn Edward Sterling Carter
Francis Biddle sophomore essay
prize, to Edmund Wilson, jr.; honor
able mention, Stuart Mudd.
| Glass of 1870 sophomore English
prize, Charles Sanford Tippetts.
The freshman prize winners are;
| Class of 1888 freshman English prize
/ in the school of science, to Howard
/ Reifsnyder Watt; honorable mention
| Albert Nacht.
Alton B. Parker prize for freshman
debate, Ralph Wallace Stoeltzing.
Honors for general excellence in
| the bachelor arts course were won
! by the following seniors, magma cum
laude: Charles Bum, Severn Teackls
Wallis Gull, John Ives Hartman
Herbert Rivington Pyne, Adrian Lar
kin. jr.
| Cum laude: John Macmillan AL
exander, Jerome Edison Andrews
William Avery Barras, Benjamin Err
hard Biswanger. Joseph Paxton Blair
/ jr., Rolla Louis Carpenter, Richard
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