Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-13
PRINCETON AWARDS
DEGREES TO BTG CLASS

ity and sanity free from all tricks OF
affectation TO depicting noble concep-
tions.
DOCTOR OF LETTERS.
JOHN WILLIS BAER-President Of occi-
dental College, California; In teaching
and preaching and In governing persua-
sive and wise adviser, and leader In the
cause Of sound college training and in
! general Christian education Of the people
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.
JOHN MCDOWELL, graduate of Prince
ton IN the class OF 1894. A hardy Scotch
boy. early Injured to toll and want In the
coal mines of Pennsylvania and there
badly shattered In mine accident. yet
soon making his way through school and
proving here his ability in college and
theological studies. he has become
power as minister OF Christ. and not
least 80 in applying the Golden Rule TO
| reconciling bitter disputes In the Indus
| trial world.
PAUL MATTHEW'S, a graduate of Prince
ton with the highest honors ana vale
dictorlan in the class of 1881 Whether
in the mission field or on diocesan COM
| mittees, as rector of a parish or dean OF
| n cathedral, or as professor Of apologetics
| and later OF Systematic theology, or now
| in his exacting work as bishop of New
Jersey he has been abundant IN 1apors,
skilled in ADMINISTRATION, deeply studiou'
of Christian truth. gentle to all men.
DOCTOR OF SCIENCE.
wAIDEMAR LTNDGREN-Professor Of
geology In the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology, member of the National
| Academy of Sciences and other learned
institutions. Gifted alike IN linguistic
ability and as a scientific thinker or Wiue
range and marked originality, his pene-
tratinR researches In economic geology
| have been of fundamental worth, and in
regard to the hard and important prob
lens of the nature and genesis of ore
deposits he is the first authority i'll our
land.
| SAMUEL. REA-Presdent of the Penn
sylvana Railroad has risen unaided, save
by merit and proved service, to the
highest place in our leading railroad
system. His retiring modesty is equaled
by his administrative wisdom, and he
| has won special praise for the engineer
ing marvels earlier projected by pre-
decessor, but finally wrought under his
guidance, notably the daring triumphs,
entry for standard railway trains under
meath the Hudson into the magnificent
New York station and the colossal work
now in progress to Join New England.
without breaking through the metropolis
with the South and West.
DOCTOR OF LAWS
Joseph BtJFFINGTON-Pres Judge
in the United States Court of Appeals or
the Third Circuit There more than In
| any other circuit the recent greater cases
affecting corporations and their relation
TO the government have been and are
| being tried His sound training, large
legal knowledge and clear insight into the
intricate newer scientific processes have
| given his judgments unusual weight, and
| twice his sole dissenting opinion has been
finally sustained by the United States
Supreme Court.
HENRY CABOT LODGE-United States
| Senator from Massachusetts. close stu
| dent and convincing writer in the Held
| Of our history as witnessed by his unsur-
| passed edition of The Federalist ana MS
lives of Webster, Hamilton and Washing
ton: for now n generation In the halls
| Of Congress a statesman of probity, dig
nifty and power, playing great part In
| maintaining the continuity OF our Govern
ment in the spirit of its founders justly
| honored for thorough knowledge Of our
foreign relations and insstent efforts to
compel respect abroad by first making
| our dealings worthy of respect living
example of the finer traditions OF the
| Republic.
LEONARD wOOD-Awarded the medal OF
| honor by Congress for his daring and
| determination in the most difficult and
dangerous operations, winning new credit
in the Spanish War military governor
OF Cuba, doing his work with scrupulous
fairness and swift decision, until the
island was safely transferred to the new
-
Gus duty in the Philippines, Governor of
| Moro Province, later Chief Of Staff, and
now commanding the Department OF the
| East Major General in the United States
Army In our defenseless state he has
sounded the reveille to waken a slumber
ing nation from it's dream Of security,
bidding us rise and take our place like
men to save our freedom and help 20
| save the imperiled freedom of the world.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
The degree of bachelor of arts was con-
ferred upon the following graduates:
A0G s San E fSF g. yoa yrFGTs oE ST %
sey; Hamilton 2 Armstronsi Now Yor5i Carl
&gw SS% Hs@isa YorE' xrtSSr BsPton New York sam
min min Bullock; sd, fsnagyiyanlaj William ].
syiySna SWAN NI Edward ). Carter connectcut Verne
| Clair New Jersey; Dana X. Crocker. Iennsyl-
Hsr New S cFGs jersey aasEhn pav
New Jersey Robert H. No RSwsSgI yarh NsM %,o 99rs
Dell sTtssrandi Rayid Dem,sree P9HgfyI. 9iSr
c, Dunn New Jersey Raymond d; Evans Penn
| sylvapiai Erie Ferguson. New norki Wlsiam phn
syvsns y s4isG Angus iS n'f Il FP%Rtz Nsg Jersey elm
ton w Frontz Pennsylvania 9eorgs gd,,s6 ~ sHn, Ni
| Jersey Moore Gates. Turkey; Henry q. Gill
Feen T New " fiPSe ie S
srt G. Heyl, Jr,. Pennsylvania; Jesse Hoyt Con
Hypss. H4Sp'Sl epis; Arthur IL Jackson. Seg York;
| Albert A. Kelleher, New York; David u. Ken
| nedy Pennsylvania; Herbert II, Kennedy, Jr,,
| Illinois; Andrew II. Kenny, MlchiEani Ernst p
Kiefel. Indiana; oliver j.. Knight, Missouri
Henry Nice. I.amberton. Jr., Minnesotai Ber-
| nard c. Law Pennsylvania; oliver +, MeComas,
| Jr.. Marylandi Paul A. o., Machemer, Pennsyl-
Vania; Thomas p. Mckee Jr., New Jersey John
D. McLanahan. New Jersey
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
The degree of bachelor of arts was award
| ed the following
Clifton A. McWilliams Pennsylyana; Chris
tian f. Martin, Pennsylyanla; g99l w MasstIe, Mt,
Miller, Kentucky, Edwin K. Mitchell, Jr.j Con,
Mount. New Jersey John II, Nicely, Jr.. Penn
syivania; William ii. Osborn. New York;
Francis Dana Payne, Erie, PA Laur
ence O. Payson. New Jersey, Stanley l.. Phraner.
New York; Edgar L. Potts. PENNSYLVANIA John
~ Raymond. Jr., Massachusetts,; Nelson Reed.
Pennsylvania; Sanford G, Reynolds, New York;
Herbert d. Ritchey, Pennsylvania Samuel s.
Robinson. PennAylvania; John Russell, Jr..
PennsyiYania; Mason Scudder, Missouri; Nor
man w Scudder. Connecticut: Lee w. Sellers.
New Jersey; Samuel NJ Shoemaker Jr., Mary
land Gordon q, slkes, New York; Charles p.
smyth, New Jersey Claude r.. Stauner, Penn
I.enniS Sweet; COLORADO Clarence N. Tappah,
| Lorlng d. Walton. Missogrii ponald B, Watt,
| Edmund Wilson, Jr.. New Jersey; Homer b.
| Winchen, New Jersey CaspaF l. Woodbridge.
China. Reynier ]. Wortendyke, Jr,, New Jersey;
/ ria NJ New