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Ar TIE TEACHERS COLLEGE.

on saturday there given IN the hall OF the
r,nchcrs College demonstrations Of the principles
Of FrocbcIs system by the members OF the training
c1oss The principles laid down were illustrated
with practical work In the gifts performed by the
pnpils In the presence Of the audience, and with
Illustrations OF the occupations displayed In the
hail. In the chapel and In the recitation rooms OF
the department. This department has grown from
IA membership OF one six years ago to thirty nlne
The announcements Of the college for the coming year
will indicate n radical change in the policy OF the
institution I'm the direction OF ccvating the standard
OF admission In every department. Hereafter, eX
cept In the case Of special students, no student Will
be- admitted TO course covering less than two years
and no department viii contain courses leading To
any other credentials than the college diploma anu
the degrees OF bachelor OF arts, master VI arts ana
doctor Of philosophy
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia May % (speciaD- The new laboratory
OF the department OF mechanical engineering was
transferred Friday by the Building Committee TO
the trustees. Addresses were made by j. Vaughn
Mcrrlck, chairman OF the Building Committee; Joseph
NJ. Wilson, the architect, and DR.. william Pepper.
This building makes the number Of buildings Of the
university twenty.one Negotiations now pend
Ing for proposed chemical laboratory, which Will
De erected during the summer. Tie mechanical
engineering building IS one Of the most complete VI
Its kind
"Beau" Thomson, captain OF the baseball team.
has decided to leave college at tho end Of this, his
Junior. year. lie has been captain OF the baseball
team for the last two years. when the Pennsylvania
team has shown at Its best. lie has also promised
great things ns a hai!back. Besides his athletic
record, Thomson stands ut the head OF the class
In his studies.
The baccainureate sermon will be preached by the
Rev. Robert Ellis Thompson, formerly professor OF
political economy In the university
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CORNELL UNIVERSITY.

ithaca. y. Y. May - C>pccah.-Ihc procranm"
for commencement week. - FAR a. completed. !, n,
follows: Baccalaurrat" sermon sunday. June H. 10y
the Rev Dr. David II. Greer, of New York, Tues
day class day and the senior ball In the evening
Wednesday. alumni day. annual meeting Of the uus-
tees and the Woodforl prlze competition In ia"
evening: Thursday twcnty-nfth annual commence
mcut Entrance examinations begin June o..
At the alumni meeting Charles :. Francis. 81 IN"
Troy Times will be- elected alumni trustee. Ih'
total number Of candidates for graduation Is 32i
The senior class has decided to leave rs memorial
three silver cups to De- contested for by the Inter
scholastic League, the maximum cost 10 be- fnOp
j. Il, Landnrla ~, has been elected cditorln cine"
and W T. IIastings. "a. business manager Of
Tile Era for the coming year.
The trustees have recently decided TO make resi-
dence I'm sage College voluntary after the present
y.ar since the opening of Sage College In 1873
womfn students Of the university have been re
qurcd 10 live there unless exempted for SOME special
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester, y. Y, May - (-pccial).-Ihe freshmen
defeated the sophomorcs In both the tug fwar ana
the relay race ut the annual field day, held on Satur
day Of last week. At the Prohibition oraorical con
test In university chapel Tuesday evening the
gold medal offered 10y the City Prohibition Cluo. was
won by Irving Miller. '0i. The university hnli team
defeated Colgate In this city on Wednesday by II
score OF 10 to D. Each side made three earned runs
and six errors Rochester now leads In the STATE
intercollegiate League.
The sophomore class supper was held nj Mount
Morris on Thursday evening. Willard H. Goodwin was
toastmaster; u. g. Estes orator; ~ L. Freeman his
toran W T. Iarrand prophet, and Ausuh 'ra'e'
poct Toasts responded Ia by Joseph l..
humphrey :. =. luiicr Jay &. Bisscl, Henry Wiha''
LION T.. GRADY and \. h. Mcnzlc. AnalyticS vas
buried after "A parade through the town. IN" fresh
men followed but the banquet eaten before their
arrival.
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SNlI TIL.

Northampton, Mass. May % (speclan.-The Morris
House dramatics Monday evening were highly sue
ccssful and by Of the audience To be
the best OF the year. our Mutual Friend" was the
play given.
The tennis tournament was held on saturday ai'"r
noon. The first match was won BY Misses Williams anu
Mason Misses Aidrlch and Brag, Misses smith and
usrrick and Misses LYMAN and Wilson. In the second
match the Misses Williams and Mason and MisSe'
smith and lIerrick off victorious. The la'i
match between these winners interrupted by
rain when the sets were to In favor OF Misses
Mason and Williams, though II had been previously
agreed upon that three OF five games should decide
tIe tournament. 80 Misses Williams and Mason. p0tl
OF the class Of a. are virtually the winning couple
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GETTYSBURG.

Gcitysburg Penn. May . (>pccian.-1he follow.
Ing Is the schedule for commencement week jan"
ls bacoalaurcatc sermon by the Rev. Dr. W. II.
dunbar, Of Lebanon; discourse before the coll"g"
Y.M G. A. bv the Rev. Jacob Nu,Iy, ~ selnSgrove
June TO- tennis tournament. June 20. IVY cNer-
cises and senior clhssday exercises, June IL junior
oratorical contest for the H"ddig prize. address
before the alumni by DIR. :. q. Valentine. OF L"D
anon alumni meeting: June -. Grafton 10y Ia"
seniors, presidents reception and class banquet.
The catalogue shows 30 enrolled. an lncr"as" ol
three over last year. Twelve states ana Denmark
are represented by students. Pennsylvania leading
with lr2: Maryland next with 81. The students III
the scientific number -.
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WESLEYAN.

Mlddletown. Conn.,, May % tSpecia)-The monthly
meeting Of the Scientific Association was held on
May 90, and papers were read by d. S. Johnson and
Professor Van Week. The following members of the
Junior class have been initiated into the Mystical
Seven the senior society: Espenshade, Frost, Judd
Knowles. Snow, Snyder and Trrell.
On Monday night the Glee Club gave successful
concert IL Newport, r. I. S. lie II. Ackerley, '9o.
has been elected manager Of the club in place of
Taylor. '04, who has left college. The Baseball
Association has elected the following officers: Man
ager Strife '94 treasurer, w. j. Smith, 80; graduate
director, Professor James. f. G. Snyder, % has
been elected university secretary and treasurer The
Tennis Association has elected the following officers
President, Thompson, '04; vice-presden Stark, "a
treasurer, Van Deusen, '94.
The work OF Jarvis, '04, In the recent Worcester
meet won both the mile and two mile runs. breaking
both records the former IN the fast time OF minute,
81 IL seconds, and the latter In 10 minutes . 20
seconds.
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Boston, Friday. IIaverford won oy INC 'O'' "
HARVARD,
A ROMAN CATHOLIC SOCIETY FORMED hANiB\i''
PROSPECTS.

PROSPECTS.
Cambridge Mass. May - (Speclal.--A Stirling
example Of the non-sectarian spirit III ''"'N" ''
shown last week I'm the formation OF Roman Catholic
society. The movement was started VIVID the ""N'''
and onn,ovoI Of President Eliot, Mr. Bonapart". one
of tbc oyer,cers: Dr. Dwight. Of the Medical SCHOOL
and many prominent Harvard gracnitcS' me S"c'e''
bcgins lis existence with a membership "i ID" NV"
and II j. estimated that there are as many more III
the university OF this particular sect The purpose OF
the organization moral and releion'. IL Is hopru
q, max. the Roman Catholic religion better known
IN oueo and IN Iarmonizc their interests with those
Of the Episcopal and orthodox Soc"ueS ""c" "''''uS
exist Robert g. Emmett. w. oil Ncw-iorR' 'he
president Is also president oil 'hc haS'y r"uu'"s
club.
uod On rrIe college sentiment at Harvard, II Is
Interesting IN notice the intense feeling OF indtgna
tion which was caused by an Insult offered to W
H. Lewis J.. :. by local barber who look Nfep
lion 10 Iewis's race. Lewis came 10 Harvard from
Amherst this year and in the fall played centre rush
on tbe varsity eleven lie Is negro. but his color
has never intcrfcrcd with his career at college
Mon admired him, not only for his athletic powers,
Pint for hs general good fellowship and manly bear
ing To all appearances IN" students nav" anyways
treated him with respect. one night last week. how
aver barber, whose trade Is confined almost eN-
cusyev 10 students, refused 10 walt upon Lewis
nm account OF his color. The report OF this dis
,rbcr. excited very bitter comment. Many OF the
b,rbers regular customers threatened 10 boycott NM
On Friday morning The Harvard Crimson pub
lisbed n communication signed II. &. Waters. II. W.
Traaord F. W. IIalOwell. and J. d. Upton. fonr o'
thc leading men In college, protesting against sue"
,,cr,m,nation and assuring Lewis Of their rcgaFi
for him as friend. An editorial In the same l'S"c
.note feelingly in the strain. According 10
the las, report the unfortunate barber was very rc-
pcntant. 40
The much.disputcd question Of third game win
Vale in case the first should result In II" ms
nj last been settled by Wales final decision 10 piay
the game II necessary. In Ncw-lork on Jmiv !, .n'
doy after the boat at New London he hgrrr
m,nt was brought about through me euortS Oh e''u
otc,-Mr Van Duzcr. OF New York. Tor Harvard anu
Mr. Adne Of New York for Vale. The second game
with Princeton will be- played In Cambridge on Dec
Grafton Day ,,...,,, ~
tbc college was decided Thursday, when the irc>h
lime for wears that II freshman nine has won the col
lcgc Champ iolship.
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IN THE LOCAL COLLEGES.
CLOSING DAYS AT COLUMBIA.


COURSES FOR THE COMING YEAR-PLANs OF PRO
FEssORs.
The newly issued OF study for next year ut
Columbia shows a total OF 130 elective courses for
seniors I'm the School Of Arts. against III for this
year seven OF the new courses In Oriental Ian
guagcs, the Others are scattered. There are for y
five courses for juniors. DR.. b. +. OCpnncr adjunct
professor OF the Romance hneulges and literature.
who recently received leave OF absence. has sent
in his resignation to take effect In 1894. No Is
assigned DIR. Il. j. H. Go,thel, professor Of Semitic
languages sailed Saturday study mt OXFORD during
the summer. Professor X. V. ". Jackson will study
I'm Germany during the time. Professor Wood
berry Is writing the life Of James Russell Lowell for
the series Of "Amcrican Men OF Letters lie has
already contributed the " Life Of Edgar Allan Poe >
Professor Perry has secured $3.50 for the purchase OF
Sanshrit manuscripts. which he will shortly add TO
the library. from Lucknow. India. Edwin Booth Il
having model Of London theatre Of Shakespeare :
time made. which he will present to the Literature
Department to Illustrate lectures on dramatic art
1t already has a model of one Of the old my stery
plays.
The Astronomy Department has mounted its new
zenith telescope nj small observatory on ue
BlOomngialr grounds. and has begun III" work TO be
carried on In connection with the Naples Observa-
tory. Psychological tests have been made on all
grades Of students during the last two months which
are TO be- compared with similar ones made on the
general public at the Worlds Fair. The Rev DR..
Van De Water has been chaplain dnrlng NAV; ~,
talks aronslng considerable interest bnt thc proAi
" the examinations affecting the ATTENDANCE" DiShop
Barry viii preach the baccaauroate sermon ms year
The Wlfamsbrdgr Athletic Grounds have Just
been improved by the addition Of several courts bv
the cnni, club. The inter schoasc tournament oi
New York ana its vicinity held on them Wa won by
Parker, Of Harvard school, Kent oil berHe'y' ocis
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ROWDOIN.

Brunswick. Me-, May % (SpeclaD-The following
have been appointed take part in the Junior prize
declaration II. F. Andrews Kennebunk; II. IL.
BAXTER Portland: T. c. Chapman, Springfield, Mass.
r. W. Dana Portland c. c. De Mott. Chepacket, II. l.;
f. J. Libby, Richmond: G.. A. Merrill, Pownal; p. H..
Moore Champaign, n. y; X. 2. Plaisted. Augusta
b. d. whtcomb. Ellsworth.
The annual tennis tournament is over. Dana. 'o4.
again won the championship IN singles with Pierce,
'03, second. In doubles. Dana, '04 and Payson '03,
stand FIRST and Pierce. '93, and Pickard '94, second
These will represent Bowd0in in the intercollegiate
tournament nj Portland this week.
The BOwdOln Republican Club has chosen the fol
lowing officers for the coming year: President Elias
Thomas "a vice presidents. Il. W. Pckard. '94.
{. NJ Leighton '94 recording secretary. r. H. Baxter,
'04; corresponding secretary J. ii. Roberts. '05.
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BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.

The first OF the interclass baseball games VIII be
played today II will BE- between 0i and od.
The match viii probably b. exciting and many
students will 90 Prospect Park TO cheer for their
favOrltcs. The June number Of The Polytechnic
win be- like annual than monthly II
win have full-pag cuts, including the cast of III
Mahd,' the lacrosse team and the class OF 90. II
will contain Stories but the space will be entirely
devoted to the teams, classes, secret societies and
athletics. The last year has been successful one
for The Polytechnic and no doubt all It's success
Is due to the excellent board Of edors-R +.
Swezey, '9B, chief: r. l.. Russell '03, william eros
vcnor, '03: f. X. Barnard. % }. &. tnderlnl
% r. W. Chandler. o. and G.. III. Hubbard. 30.
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UNION.

Schenectady, n. Y, May % tspeciaD.-The CHIEF
cause OF rejoicing among the Union students Just
now Is the fact that they won the greater number
OF points In the Williams Union field day. Union won
eghty-two points to the seventyonc Of Williams The
following Union took first place In the events
gwen with their names Hoeran 120-yard hurdle
Baker, standing high jump; Van schaick. one-milc
run Myers, putting the shot; Bur'is, bicycle race
Muligan. running high jump; Barnes, throwing the
hammer; Baker standing broad jump; Twiford running
broad jump; Baker 2oO-yard dash.
Dr.. Timothy G.. Darling, Of the Auburn Theological
Seminary been selected to preach the baccalaureate
sermon for June 25. The commencement exercises
will be held in the State Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. The prize-spea1ng will be on Monday night
Tuesday is alumni day and class day; Wednesday IS
commencement. in his circular to the alumni the
Rev. DR.. Raymond. president OF the eenefal Alumni
Association calls the attention Of Union men TO the
approaching centennial Of the college, which VIII be
In 1885, and be urges prompt preparation Tor cee-
bratlOn
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BROWN UNIVERSITY.

Providence II. l., May % (speciaD.-Thc preliminary
trials foi the Carpenter prize decamatonS took place
Inst week and resulted in IN, choice Of the following
men who will contest for the prizes on the Monday
before commencement: Cady Duncan. Robinson
Gardner Georgi, sharpe, Mcdonald, whipple Will
ioms, Wright.
Nv the Will OF the late Professor George |. Chacc
provn f. TO hnve n free bed at the Rhode Island Gen
cral Hospital Dormitory rooms are SO scarce that
an auction Will b. held OF all which become vacant
M tho close of the Al the recent meeting OF
the New. England intercollegiate Press Association
" The I,rownonian" chosen the official organ
OF the association. $500
Tho pronts OF the recent opera are to be- divided
lr we.n track athletics aud foot ball.
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. n. H.. May 2s (Spccal).- Darmouhs
decided victory In the New-England intercollegiate
Athletic Association IS a most propous thing for the
college. The alumni are mt present making vigorous
efforts to raise money sufficient to complete the new
athletic field. to remodel and modernize the gym
nsslum. and to make other needed improvements.
-Four feilowships have been established recently by
q vote Of the trustees. These 1900 fellOwshps
and will be for two years. and In such
branches the faculty shall each year deem feasible
Moses True Brown Of Boston, formerly professor
at Tufts College, has been secured TO train the prize
speakers in oratory during the remainder OF the
year.
The Rev. DR.. William Jewet Tucker OF Andover
Mass, will be inauguraed president of the college
on June ga
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.

Chicago. May - (sp,cialj.-The following additions
TO the faculty for next year announced this
week: q. f.. Hi. Harvard University. to be tutor
In political economy; II. B. Vcblln. fellow In the
University OF Chicago to be reader In the department
Of political economy J. A. IIourwich. Columbia Col
lcgc, to be decent I'm statistics; C. Won Klcnzc,
Cornell University. BE- Instructor In the Germanc
languages and literaturcs; II. Schmidt Warenbcrg,
University OF Mississippi TO be Instructor In German
George A. Mulfnger. German College, Mount Pleas
ant. to be- reader In German; Albert II. Tolman
Ripon College, 10 be assistant professor VI English
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4 COLORED CLERGYMAN IGNORANT or THE LAW.

Pierce u. ThOmpknS. c0lorcd BAPTIST clergy man
OF south Carolina temporarily staying at No. 30 East
scveneth-st, was II prisoner ut the Yorkvlc lNlice
Court yesterday ON saturday Sergeant Muholand,
OF the Park police. found number OF young girls
section Of OF the many Any parties, In the act
OF plucking flowers in Central Park. The sergeant
explained to them that they liable to arrest and
they told him that they had received permission to
pluck the flowers from colored man, at the same
time pointing to the clergyman. The sergeant then
arrested the clergyman. and he bailcd ont by
Thnddeus a. Judson. OF No. l.116 Thrd-ave., to ap-
pear In court yesterday. MIR. Thomphlns pleaded
Ignorance VI tho law, and was discharged.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley. Mass, May % (Special)-A novel class
social recently celebrated by the sophomore class, had
its origin in blunder made nearly year ago at the
planing OF the class tree. The gardener set out n
Young maple instead OF sycamore. ana the uhsuS-
pec,irg freshmen held their ceremonies over II last
Jnne without discovering their mistake The re
suit was burlesque Of the '92 Tree Day, In which the
old tree was removed and genuine sycamore planted
in It's place. Members Of the class appeared IN all me
various costumes by the four classes OF last
year. The following took part: Miss H. james,
Miss F. Forbes. Miss A. Ledyard. Miss VI. T. wei
man, Miss X. Nelson, Miss ,. II. Weed MISS NJ
wills.
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BRYN MAWR.

Bryn Mawr, Penn, May 25 (SpeciaD.-The college
pin decided upon by Joint committee of the aumnac
and undergraduates is white shield with graceful
gold rim and bears lantern outlined in gold. The
new pin will make It's first appearance in commence
nent week. Invitations for the senior reception
Wednesday are already out. The college breakfast
Of the seniors takes place the morning OF the same
day. and the class day exercises will be held In the
afternoon. on Thursday, commencement day, Presi-
dent Gates, Of Amherst. will deliver all address TO
the graduating class.
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TRINITY.

Hartford, Conn, May % (Spccial-A reception
was given on Thursday afternoon In Alumni Hall In
honor of DIR. and Mrs. William l.. Robb by the wives
OF the members OF the faculty The College Glee
and Mandolin Clubs furnished the music over 900
invitations issued, and fully 800 persons paid
their respects to DIR. and Mr.. RObb. On Thursday
evening the annual prize version determinations took
place In the moral philosophy lecture room. The
passages from the last five looks OF the Acncd
and Robert Peck Bates, 1913, Of Rhode Island, took
the prize.
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TIIFTS.

College Hill. Mass. May % fSpccaD.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Glec and Mandolin clubs, held
last week. G.. d. Clark, '05. was elected manager !;
G. l. Haynes, 'O6, leader Of the Gee Club and +. s..
Walker 04. leader Of the Mandolin Club
Ground was broken on Tuesday for the Metcalf
Dormitory and the Pearson Scientific Building. The
former will be the first dormitory for women erected
at Tufts.
The annual field day sports held at Mystic Park
last Tuesday resulted In the. breaking Of eight col
lege records.
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OBERLIN.

Oberlin Ohio. May % (specaD.-The class OF '0f
held its junior exhibition May 10. The following
took part q. NJ. Jones. Miss Rodgers, Miss Robinson
Mr. Matson, Miss Noble Mr.. Wheeler. Mr. Mkan,
Mr.. Borrcan. Mr. Norton and Miss Beard. In the
evening the regular junior exhibition party was given
at Baldwin Cottage.
Tho game between Obcrn and Ohio State Uni
versiy. played at Columbus, was won by the latter
team by 10 4.
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EROCKpORT NORMAL SCHOOL.

IIrockport, y. Y, May % (SpcciaD.-Thc following
Is the programme Of the commencement exercises at
lrockport Normal school Wednesday evening, June
II, PhothepIan Society literary exercises; Thursday
evening Alpha Delta exercises; Friday evening,
Gamma sigma exercises Saturday evening. Arethusa
exercises Monday, reunion Of the class Of 'ss and
alumni exercises followed by alumni supper; Tuesday
graduating exercises.
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DELAWARE.

Newark. Del, May % (SpccinD.-Ia,t week the col
cgc baseball team played the y NJ. C. A. team Of
West Philadelphia. and defeated It by II TO -. TIL"
date Of the graduating exercises Is Wednesday June
H. when class oi thirteen Will rccrlv" diplomas.
Alexander ". Taylor viii bc the yalcdlctorian and
julius II. Wolf the salutatOran.
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TIE WONAN'S COLLEGE.

Baltimore, Md, May % (special).-As yet the only
announcement made concerning commencement week
is that Of the junior banquet. which VIII be gwen
In honor OF the senior class on June 8.
Miss Zmmern Of London, who has been visiting
the different colleges for women in this country, IN
the interest Of the Glchr1st Educational Trust was
at the woman's College on Wednesday.
The Archery Club has started with twenty -four
enthusiastic members. They have received instruc-
ton from competent teacher.
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GENE.EO NORMAL SCHOOL.

G.nesco ~ u. May - Fp"ciaD.-Ths years
graduating class consists OF eighty seven members.
The commencement exercises will begin on June -.
The following named have been appointed commence
mcnt orators: Ray Lyon. Dalton; Arthur H. liarri
man, Mount Morris; Thomas Pnrtell. Deposit Oar
win W. Curry. Warsaw; Thomas Robinson, Ramona.
The following named will be essayi,ts Miss Maze
J. Barclay Chicago Miss Kat" Van Dusen Cor
ham: Miss Mary r.. Lamont. Osslan: Miss Miranda
,'rundoII WhItesvlllr; Miss l. G.. -hi,lcr, Medina
Miss f.. I,ouis,, Baker, Bergen.
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MCIfLESbFRG.

Allentown. Penn. May % Speciality resolu
ton OF the faculty. only the honor men OF o3 are
permitted TO speak on graduation day AT regular
monthly meeting OF the College Missionary Society
on May %. the following officers were elected: Pres
dent, Kline "a vce president. the Rev. DIR. Wack
ernagle secretary. Longaker. "a treasurer Weaver
now ready for distribution.