HONORARY DEGREES AWARDED THIS MORNING

Following is the list of honorary degrees awarded at the Harvard Commencement exercises this morning, together with the remarks by President Lowell.

MASTER OF ARTS

William Coolidge Lane: Librarian of Harvard for thirty years, to whom scholars are grateful for the accessibility of its vast collections.

Bronson Murray Cutting: Who has made his home in New Mexico and carried on in the press there a courageous political warfare.

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE

George Richards Minot: A medical explorer, who has abolished a fatal malady, and opened a road for more recovery.

DOCTOR OF LAWS

Alfred Ernest Stearns: Foremost among headmasters of American endowed schools. Great principal of a great academy.

Herbert Putnam: Head of the Congressional Library, under whose hand it has become on of the chief ornaments of the nation.

George Wigglesworth: Sixth in an unbroken line of Harvard men, who in college were high scholars and in private station have devoted their lives to the public good. A rare spirit and a great gentleman.

David Linn Edsall: Dean of our Medical School; in the progress of medical education in America, the leader.

Ernest Martin Hopkins: President of Dartmouth College, under whose guidance it has grown in fame and been impressed by his own striking personality.

Harry Augustus Garfield: Scholar, public administrator in the strain of war, for a score of years the strong, vigorous and judicious President of Williams College.

Dwight Whitney Morrow: Who in our relations with Mexico has brought out of confusion clarity, out of suspicion confidence, out of friction peace.