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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
ITyIvFPsITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct &c (SpeciaDAn enthusiastic
meeting held on Wednesday by the Republicans Of
the university In order 20 organize regular campais
political club. The following officers elected
President d. W. IIuhrrd 93. college; vcrprcsidcn's
F. Il. Lee. 90. college; V. c. Gable '05. law {. L.
Eckhardt. "a. medicine; recording secretary. W y
{. Anderson. 93. college, corresponding secretary
A. McCullagh. 90. college; treasurer II. p Bush
e4 college The president has appointed an executive
committee consisting Of two representatives from eacA
department as follows Messrs. Decker and Taylor
from he medical Messrs Maloncy and Foil. from
The law Messrs. Edmund and Milne. from the col
laye The members OF the committee from the
dental department have not yet been appointed
The League OF College Republican Clubs Is TO have
meeting at the Academy OF Music in this oiy. october
90 when II Is expected that The University Cub Will
I've fully organized and In marching order
Instead u the customary graduating theses the
senior class OF the Wharton school arc to publish
book of statistics and each student Is to write up
O given topic. The purpose OF he book is 10 determine
whether this city Is or Is not the distinctive American
city. Among the topics TO be dealt with are The
rate Of increase. density nativity and nationality OF
the citys population. the value OF rs manufactures
Its politics. government, educational institutions,
prisons effect Of the Bullet bll etc. The Idea
originated with DR.. Roland p. Fakner, Of the
Wharton school.
Great preparations being made for the ccle-
bration Of Columbus's landing October Fl. Exer.
cises are 10 be held In the University Library at
80 D. m. The programme as arranged Is as follows
Introduction by Provost William Pepper; prayer by
she chaplain the Rev. George Dana Boardman. D. d. +;
addresses The History Of America" by Professor
John Bach McMaster: Who Were the Early People Of
America ~ by Professor d. J. Brinton; How Did the
Early People OF America Liver DR.. c. G. ABBOTT {;
"The Government OF America" Charles Emory smith,
ex-Mlnster to Russia americas Contribution 20 The
the glec club: benedction
The football team has returned from It's southern
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CLARK UNIVERSITY.

Worcester. Mass. oct 16 tspeolaD-The wear has
opened at Clark University In way UNEXPECTEDLY
grtlfyng to all its friends Most OF It's departments
rc larger than they have ever been and the courses
4 Instruction arc fuller han ever before. The I'VE
,c,r lr.tructnis are Dr. c. r. Hodge, Dr. Samuel
p Mulikcn. benjamin ives Gilman, DR.. Alexander
F. Chanle rain and DR.. \. Noycs.
since It's establishment three years ae" Car" UNI
verify ha. trained nfyth;ce college and university
professors a:d instructors. including TWO college pes
dents II IL thus taxing On the character Ct train
m. school for professors.
Ancr lons &. .crss.on dobefahon a university
,cnl and diploma have been adopted. The diploma
+. IN Ergl.h and printed In heavy old EnTli'h let
icrs
The seal. on each SIDE Of which signature mr." al
fixed rpicsenis IT,. Using sun shining upon nn open
book with the legend fat lux" al enclosed Ni the
in.cIipion "sis Clark University, Ammo lsN, CoHd
mike most diplon.p. III, j. longer t.at II i Dro''
the dimensions Of the Pate lis II being llXlJ =
ac O..
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TIE UNIVERSITY of MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor. Mich. oct. 10 lSp"clal-Tho hrst ioot
ba game OF the season played against thc Ml'h''
gan Athletic Association. OF Detroit. at Ann Nbor'
IN. university Winning, - t. o. return game was
vIaycd bv electric light IN Detroit last Thursday the
university again winning Is TO o.
President AngClls report 60 tho Regents SHOWS 'A'
the number OF students at tic university has m"r'
thnn doubled sine. 1884.
The Eol:d q Regal, held an IMPORTANT meeting
lost Wcdnc -dar and THURSDAY. The vacancy oh ne
board. cau.ci by the death Of Charles stuart Draper
q, saginaw ha, been ncd by Governor Wini1s By The
arpolntncnt OF L.vl II. Barbour. u Dci'pi'. Tic
salaries OF the fu.l prrf-sOs In the literary tei"I
fncnt WIRE each ra.cd by amounts varying nom 800
10 200 pr yc,r David L. Dah0I va apro.AirA
assistant I'm chemistry Voc r. T. nO~briGge -
,!rncd Floyd Il. Mcchcm. Of Derot. vaN elected
Tanp1n p o.c.soT Of law IN place Of Nathan An'"il
WHO res gnoi TO accept pFoics.orshp IT. tic North
ve.tern Unltei.lty Law school = CL.fhso. 'l'Fs'a
u.rcow VA, appointed assistant f. iiacutal aa'omy'
and w. l.. llalr assistant ia clrctIt"i t'iAIt 'u' s.
The Republican CLUB - 800 mcnbe:s hcld meet
ing last FRIDAY evening TO make TiaafcHeh'n win
Tie railroads 10 secure reduced rates ~ Tat student
Tic aInua iaa held day vii be hed Odoact p
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rnNTnAIL Az COLI WIN.

Tho Students Of Columbia College had an easy time
,nst yvr., "A, only on two DAYS Rotations were hcd'
The Columbian celebration ha, been somewhat uc'
t,nlzns to college matters in general bat everything
will brighten up A. the students get INFO the regular
college WAYS.
The freshman football team is working steadily
Three game, will be piayc! by the team this week
Monday Columbia, 90, against Cutters. IN NcW-NoFh
rridly against The Norwak Tennis Clnb, at NorwaIk
and saturday against the GleHrdsc CLUB IL New YORK
city. There Will b" no varsity team this year
Tho list Of chapaius FOR the college year has been
onnoun, eI AZ follows october. The Rev. ". = Emery
assistant minister 81 Calvary Church: November tn"
Rev. Dr. T.. " Bradley. Of II. ASnnS Chapel Dccch-
bo. the rev Or. ID. Parker Morgan II the ChuTch
Of the Heavenly Rest, january, the Rev. DR.. G. d. W.
Iridgman Of Holy Trinity Church Harlem; February
tho Rev spencer =. Roche. OF ST. Marks. Brooklyn
A cnrc-ush Is 10 be held between the classes OF
"a and 90 on "Wednesday at Willinmsbrdce. The
occurrence win undoubtedly draw more Columbia Col
LOGO students 10 the athletic field than were there TO
witness the athletic games on saturday.
The trustee, o, Columbia have decided to name two
college pofc sorshps after the late Professors Dwight
md IrpwbriGg-. This action has been received with
marked satisfaction by the students many OF whom
had learned To love and respect both names
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PRISCILLA HRAIsLlN SCHOOL.

Dordcntown, " j.. oct. lG speclni.-Ihr iIiN
ella Braslln school opened on september i WIZ,
new acccssions TO the corps of teachers ana ron "
membership larger than In thc previous years I"' y
department Is well organized and oh'crcd oN ti"'"'
teachcrs Of first rank Thc Priscilla Bralsiin b'hc"l
ana tho Ionrfc,low clubs gave social welcome to
the new students and teachers.
In tho department OF physical culture IN" hi'''a's
drill under the supervision Of Captain Lanhoh' mas
hcen renewed with enthusiasm and new ardor. Miss
Violet G Lewis graduate OF the state Norman schoo'
at o.wcgo ~ y. has charge this year oi 'h' so'ou
orv department. She IL assisted hy Miss Anna La
pnn, Cnuchin an efficient teacher Of successful eA-
pcrlencc Miss Elizabeth &. Ryan. of Waltham Mass
recent graduate of the Boston school OF Oraiory'
In charge OF the physical training the clocutlon ano
choral singing. IN the physical training me Dci>"t'
,son ~ nx rci,es Is used and also The Ling SYSTEM
Nile Louise de bonneville. n we'll known teacher Of
Philadelphia who has for several veaTs hcW c'hsS's
nj the New Century Club, Is the rts!cent 'eaeAor Of
French and German.
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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY.

syracuse. y. y. Oct 10 tspecaD.-By the viii 81
President Root Syracuse University received $4,000
% cudOw chair In ma,lcmatl's.
Two new trustees have been recently elected. They
are q. l.. Thorno. Of Runno. and Dr. W. G. WIlhor
pastor Of Richmond Avenue VI. +. Church. Buffalo
y. Y.
The university sustained n heavy loss In the dealt
Of Jgdce g. F. ComsOk. who was one Of the founders
For week he football team has been In charg,
Of c. L. Pcascc. the senior director owing to IN,
absence OF the manager.
DR.. Frank Smalley. professor Of the Latin langnae,
and literature, has published very valuable worl
on the Fifth Book o. the DisputatlOns Of Cicero Tn,
book contains 10 c.. nj tJrlca and cti a. tOsethor
an elaborate sketch OF Greek and Roman ethic,
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WESLEYAN.

vidd,stovn Conn. Oct l6 (specaD.-Aiter an
arncs, cultivation season. the various societies heu
limitations on Friday night.
Tie first regular meeting Of the scicnthc As'oua
,,or was held on October IL. Short papers Oh
current scientific topics presented by froic'so
CORN. bradley. also by Mr.. Davis, MI WOODS anu
pr EicheIbcrcer The Camera section hcld us meet
lnr October 49, Among the men admitted 10 no"''
hershlp IN IN. Manhattan Athletic CLUB thiS summer
were Cults 'o3 and Newton. "a.
The outlook for the Glec Club this year Is fVofao''
The incoming class furnishes some excellent VOICE
Tho following men have been chosen 10 MI va'ahr's
ors. tenor peeman '05 and Miller 96 second tenor
.,Isc oG. and Johnston, 90; first bas. Tower 30
second bass DUley 06. and Clements. 80 AIlhoueh
M leader has been formally elected DAVIS po' VIII
h, chosen BY cOmmon consent. II Is designer 10 haVo
sixteen men on the club while on trips, but twenty
men will regularly practise.
Tho fret game II the season on the nom" groIhu7
was PLAYED on Thursday last with the strong team
from the school for Christian WORKERS. ~" SEQ. .
wa. 90 A. the end % tins first half but early III tc
Second half Curt, scored lOuc.dO"h, IRON VIM j
Coci, kcIcd Ire goal No further scoring Vas oo,
by cithcr side. Wesleyan was "c"N''''" "' w
absence Of Howard ana Han
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Union COLLEGE NEWS.

Schenectady Oct. 10 (sp,cial).-sevcra members OF
HE culty and may OF the students were In the naval
parade last Tuesday IN New Nor, Iiarbor. John II.
,arn one OF the trustees OF the college pnccd at the
disposal Of Union COLLEGE men one OF his Glen Island
ho,ts the Laura NJ Starin THE boat wns we'll filled
both oil Monday evening aud on Tuesday.
The second lecture IN the Buttcrhcd course was
delivered on Friday by Governor Alexander y. Rice
n Massach usctts. Ex-Governor Rice Is mn alumnus
II rnion and Governor Of Massachusetts, for three
terms The subject OF tho lecture WAS The Duties
Z n Governor" The lecture was delivered In a
s,mlIinr STYLE and had several humorous passages
When Tho Governor dos 'iibct the centennial OF Drol
tnNn" he brou1h the house down.
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
ACTIVE UNIVERSITY BOYS.

The football team Of the University OF the 'lty OF
Ncw:York is In the field and practising reg"hrp'
GANGS hovc been arranged with Williams, Dartmouth
Amherst ruircrs swarthmorc. West Point and ste
ven, Institute and every effort IS being put ior'h u
make the team such one a. TO reflect credit upon
the university.
The university bows say that AZ the next 'oI'Ho'"H
celebrrt,on they will begin their preparation thics
months beforehand instead OF three day Tiorehaho
They Ind TO go TO Bridgeport 70 secure bahd aiii
th,y canvassed New York TO find drum corps Ihe
Ko,oo Rand was furnished by twenty enthusiastic
,nnors Neither love money could procure now
tanners inside Of three days Violet ribbon enough
for badge was got only By Ncw-lork merchants Or
dering II from Philadelphia The stock OF violet punt
IN, WAS exhausted. The university stand furhis'eu
,otvcen 400 and 500 seats for the celebration
The university bOTs made up for their lack OF prep
,r,,io, by their ovcrnowlns enthusiasm. When they
reached the front Of tic University BUILDING tey hu
IA. .nilc. block from Wavcry Place TO the south cor
nor o, Washington square with waving hats and re-
sounding cheers, large representation Of the couh
Ell and N atty lochcl I'm enjoyment of the 'urrhs
d,mon,tratirn. Thee thousand people upon TIE op
posi,c peoples stand helped 70 swell the tremendous
ovation >, the New York University
Tho Columbian celebration postponed the opening
NJ tho graduate ,emnary which viii begin lis WORK IN
earnest this week. All the graduate circles meet IN
,hc afternoon, In the cassrOOms OF the respective pro
,.,ors o1ccnt that Professor stcidnri meets his En-
rsh circle SATURDAY mornings AMI tVnhcclIor NaC
tr,,Lou meets his circle ~ philosophy III INC HoiaIy
of hl, residence Tuesday evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
PENNINGTON.

Penniagton y. j.. Oct. l6 (SpcclaD.-Too,ball -
the all-abSOlling topic In Pennington at thi> lime
and nearly every student Of the seminary can u"
found daily upon the field when tho seminary and
scrub teams meet for practice. The management Is
very fortunate In having John ;. Pullman. Wcsleyans
captain Of last year. a. coach Tor ID" team Inc
result OF the game with Princeton ThoOlogO last
Tuesday WIS crattving and II l. evident that Pen.
nIngon's centre Is wellgardod. The rush IS stronger
and heavier than ever before.
on Friday evening the first lecture Of the course
for the year was delivered IN the chapel. which
crowded to rs utmost capacity. BY +. ID. Warhcld,
Ii. d.. president Of the Lafayette College. His
subject WAS, christopher Columbus-lhc Man and
His Mission"
The Columbian celebration will bc held here on
Friday next The principal address will hc delivered
BY James +. Rushing IL. H.. tni the Columbian poem
Will be read by Wills Fletcher Johnson.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE.

Getty sburg. Penn. oct 16.-Thc seminary has n
large attendance this year The students number
twcnty-slx. or these fifteen come from Pennsy lvana
College.
The Rev. Dr. stuckenbcrg. pastor OF the American
Church. IN Berlin, Germany. will deliver a OF
lecture. On "The Trend OF Thought In Germany before
the Students Of the seminary md college DR.. stuck.
enberg a soldier In n Pennsylvania regiment and
fought in the battle Of Gettysburg.
Frederick Boomhnrdt Is representing the College
Association AT the State Y. NJ {. A. Convention In
Germantown.
OF all the synods up to date to take action upon the
question OF removal OF the seminary 70 gton the
Maryland synod was the only 10 vote In favor Of
removal,
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Union THEOLOGICAL SEMINARS.

new feature of the work at Union theological
seminary is the Introduction OF seminars this year.
These seminars Will be open to those students only
whose standing In cisswOrk Is high. and who receive
pcrmissIon from thu faculty. IN the middle class q
seminar will be conducted by DR.. Vincent. In the
Literary Criticism OF the gospels. and by william
Adams Brown In the Apostolic Fathers In the senior
ard graduate classes seminar Will be conducted by
Dr. Charlie; A. Briggs In New Testament Ethics. and
enc by Or. Francis Brown, on the Minor Prophets
,or All IN, classes seminar Will be conducted in
Hibnography 10y the Rev. Charles Il. Gi'lctt A. NJ.
The senior class has elected officers for the year. rs
follows: Allan y. MacNell president IL. NJ. Brown
vice president and NJ Tay lor secretary and treasurer.
Alonzo b. Phillips chosen class orator The
committee on preaching consists OF Mr.. MacNeil Mr.
Carmichael and Mr. spapldlng. Mcssss. Campbell and
Ferris were elected as delegates to the ncr-scminary
Missionary Alliance, to be held AT Auburn.
The arrival OF Professor George Park Fisher, the
Titus street Professor OF Ecclesiastical History In YALE
University to take charge of the seniors VI the sem
mary I'm their historical work, has been the OF
GREAT satisfaction on all sides. Professor Fshor will
continue with this work for the present. until Pro
lessor schai Is able to take up his casswork again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
WILLIAMS.

wiuamstown. oct 16 tspecal).-sinee the H. +. j.
eane The football team has steadily nproVeu ~ It's 81
of nav nouceably IN blocking and in speed Oh A'hs up
There s more spirit in the work OF the Whole eleven
and IN defensive play 1t Is making good progress Inc
follovane mon went tc the trailing table at "e
Tnconc Inn on Monday Garfield. Nelson. Ennis. saw
te!l: Bruce ogilvic, Draper 'ehFeyS, hop",D.
Evan. uolllser. Taylor Rabbit Manning "fi"h'
iGe Perkins and Townc' .
The Rcpublcan Club has adopted caps ana gowns
a. Inc norndc uniform II will appear In UNIFORM LOT
IN. A,st time at North Adams on Monday evening
ana r,l attend the meeting addressed by Henry
Cabot Lodge. un.
A Prohibition club has also been formed IN cohese.
AZ the first meeting. Armstrong. 93, was eiec'cd
president. ,.,. ~, wos,on
tn. annual fall athletic games were heid on "eS'o"
Field saturday afternoon. The winners were az
follows. 100 Yards dash, Patterson 49, nan nl'ic
run. Dntes 90; running high jump IoWhc' of
900 wards run. Patterson, mile walk wheeler W.
standing broad Jump Townc 100 yards hu'u'e
rownc pole vault. Pudding on. '9o A4o yarus ""s"'
Coodrlch "a: running broad jump, Townc mile run
WhesInr twn mile class relay race. won py 70
The college record In the 100 yards oash "oe o'o"0"
bv Patterson, 80 time 10 20 SECONDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-17
PHILLIPS, ANDOVER.

Andover. Mass. Oct. lG (Special.-The outlook for
football at Phillips Academy is not encouraging The
whole Interest the game centres upon the result OF
the annual contest with Andover's rival. Exeter.
And at the present showing Exeter has the advantage
both In weight and tactics Andover haS los the
Inst three games with scores 30. $40. go.
The school opened with lareer numbers than ever
before In It's history and has to-day 423 members but
football men are few. The greatest difficulty Is
met with IN trying to I'll the position OF centre and
guards In the last game. played against Dartmouth
yesterday Captain Hopkins received severe injury.
having one rib broken and another fractured
Political Interest has run high during the last week
Republican, Tariff Reform and Prohibition clubs have
been organized The sentiment Of the school is over
wheminsy Republican.
The annual tennis tournament with Exeter occurred
IN October s. with the result thai Anc0vcg won both
Angles and doubles. Andover's representatives were
Anderson in the singles; In the doubles Allen and
Mlllurd.
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INNN NAV n.

Brvn Mawr Penn. Oct. IL l>peCall-H:yn Na"r
Coil,ce for women opened Tue-ay october 1. VITA
freshman class u l,iy Two. the irec'i entering ca',
shca 80 college la. ict lad. Inc n"nhr pi DC"
graduate students i eight. mnhng In al over tllN
students dong graduate work n the college.
since lat year thor hGv" iccn a number Of changes
In the .aCAlty. DR.. Paul rhpNcy one u H. original
members. La, been called 10 the university II Chicago
his place ia the classics bcug flied BY william c. Law
ton from BOwdon College. well known through III
criticism, on Greek literature Or. kOhlcr. Assistant
~ chemistry Dr. Richards. resistant IN phy-ic,. ana
Mir Mczos. IL philosophy, the oihcT rc,c ont mem
1crs If Tie faculty.
The STUDENT, sc!Govcrnmcnt Assocn,ion which
decides upon all matters relating ~ the conduct Of the
students held IT. first meeting Thursday, ana ia"
p.OctOrs Of the different ball, hav" been appointed
On Friday evening vas gwen an impiDWptu tllm
nus party nj which most Of the student, appeared Ia
Costume.
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Providence. Il. l.. oct IL .-pc-ia')-p Novcno"r
an u, meeting. under Tn an li - O. the Collegiate
A!uuuai A,s.claii o! Rhode ,lnad. viii be held IN
Taulin- Hall. wien Nil Caikn> % WcIlc. 10y and
,.,- ,i,.an. 81 ~ni;h college. VIII sp'aA he al
rsn,a:,s u. co1cg. oduritpa ior " men. President
andrew, oill .paA On Tho .p'cla ndvun'aecs Offered
.- 20 w.ir,u'- crp rtue.t a. Brown. Ia tie even
ing a reception VIII De- given at 40. 30 honeht st.
lac pr 81 lnalt,s, Il Re W,ncl', ,oicsr.
~. Brown chapter o. the Alpha Delta PM Fra
f,-nty las passed resolutions ~ honor u their de
.c,,,d member. &c re William CARTS. LII ID.
The ILlvcr.liy football team la, defeated IN"
Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Fail kNcr
r,rm lm, thc.c Two victories have been 80 very
-o.fly IN point u men inlurd hat tho lunlt game
Which was to have occurred october II. was cancel! d.
- c.np l1nc with TIE request u thc CITY Cm1li-
fcc u!ur. l., In charge tnr Colulbu, Day tcI Dtst
l., re col.-, ia, de,ilcd take part I'm tho pa ado
lie. members - th" coll % vii mlrcl under thr Ill
-iiln 81 their marshall, H. &. Na'u,oa, ~. CHIEF /,
l..-. Dtca 80. " ri., and Thu SON. ., Miner AM
. hamic,'an. 90 t.dJ aud Jh-trim, 20; AacArt'mr
ard Host. q.
C. T. Rowland. q Yale Alumnu,, II ~ member Of the
llrr.ald LAW school. /, Goa mag the football team
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Amlcrtf Mas. oct 10 i>pcc.all-The preliminary
catalogue J., uor realty .or Distribution II contains
tae name, q 80 undergraduates. which l. - more
ttar ,icrc Vcrc last year T.crc arc ~ mon IN TIE
scientific coY;se.
Amherst defeated Trinity Pratt fed Wednesday
IS scoro o. y 20 r. TIC home team played n good
offensive game. bat ~cec not - good In defence.
Trinity scored both her touchdowns IN The second half
steadily rushing TIE BAH down The .cd. most OF The
alliances being made through Amaerst's centre and
r,.Lt guard ". II Lowl-. last years captain. vIi
coach tie team during to hitter part Of The month
Tho officer, at 10 fan athletic meet viii be- as fol
lows: Referee Professor ). ~ Tyler, Judges. DR.. II.
II -oelyc A. H. ingalls,, 30 ". a. Hunt, 'c5; q. II.
Iroph- 'nB. starter. u. II. SclNein.
mo ,nllrg. kcphbllCin Cub raised their campaign
i,a.,f.er ln THURSDAY evening. Among the speakers
t,re Pc. .dclt Dodge, % tIr liar AID Republican
Club. >o,r.taf. Clark ~ itc boston lone Market
tl.b and thaTle, Gardner. OF Palmer.
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l.kTtIEI IL.

EIston, Penn. OF 10 (spec!aD-Thc scnior chem
i,t-. aided BY grant oti"iL" from TIE NM'ii an
Association for the Advancement Of science by Pip.
ies.cs Hart have purchase go pounds u tcTy al
aye Low constructing furnace - eNa.t tom u ne
rare mttsl elu-rum. IN l-17 Wl'Ici first Obia !
t!..s tom Flgc!ga.
The honorary oin'ion on The Leadership Of If'.
pAccy,7 gwen at tho last commencement hy WIZ
IAN. NJ Jack % llCui7daie the raN val"ii'io1ar.
Ia. Icon awarded o1e Of %" Han pics ohc~d p,
"a. America u. utu'- o. C.ycs
Or George DsIi.l cht.e "a %. ! ma'hcmaic, and
Io,ln na. been elected u.clio r>ip In tie Nnhc-
fnaticai -. icty ~ Now Nor'.
The 'AId ~ %" me, Il AT ma -"n's va. h'"'
he" ycsicra n- 's~i-is. 81 va a ''l"l Nv
larc. crowd. the GAME la.rus !:pW otOek nGtI
dark score - 10 p ~ favor 4 tho v.-ipr'.