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

Daniel Berkeley Updike: A master printer, whose art in workmanship makes reading a greater pleasure.

Charles Lanier Lawrance: Engineer: the inventor of a motor that has made flying more safe for man.

Robert Russa Moton: Worthy successor of a great educator of his race--a man whose courage and sagacity have triumphed over perils to his school.

DOCTOR OF DIVINITY

Charles Whitney Gilkey: Professor of Preaching at the University of Chicago: an exemplar of his own teaching.

James Hardy Ropes: Whose masterpiece on the text of the Acts of the Apostles will ever stand as a model of what such a work should be.

DOCTOR OF LAWS

Ernest Barker: Professor of Political Science in the University of Cambridge: keen interpreter of political thought and thinkers from the Greeks to the present day.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: Governor of New York: a statesman in whom is no guile.

Charles Francis Adams: Good at everything. Extraordinary manager of our finances, whom the heritage of public service has drawn to the charge of the country's navy.

Frank Billings Kellogg: Late Senator, Ambassador to Great Britain and Secretary of State: ever eager in each office to abate recourse to war.

Serge Koussevitzky: Conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, who brings to us from Russia and Western Europe the treasures of good music.

DOCTOR OF SCIENCE

Henry Norris Russell: an astronomer, whose study of nature's handiwork on her grandest scale has won a well-deserved renown.

Rene Leriche: Professor of Surgery at the University of Strasbourg, who has shown how to operate with success on the delicate fibres of the sympathetic nervous system.