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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-18
UNION.

Schenectady. y Y, Oct 1.-THE Quad. a social
organization. comprising the Sigma Phi Kappa
Alpba. Psi Epsilon and Alpha Delta Phi fraern'ues
held n meeting last Thursday night. and orsan'zed
Cor the ensuing year by elect!ng tho following o'-
cer,: President 9. II. Turner; vice-presidenI
Charles r Parsons: treasurer =. n Yates. seer
tary 4 Van der Veer. The club VIII give us
frst dance next Friday night In Yates poath9ust
The College Hill Golf Club was deieatrl y, q
narrow margin by the General Electric Cup last
week on the links o, he latter. The game WIS "a "a
10 I'D 10 the last hole. thus making the score Z"
to q -,o, ,,,,oyou.n, IN
no defensive work Of the football team, wfhch
here,ofore has been lamentahly weak The Inc mas
hcen greatly strengthened by the addition OF ffcc
and Poole both Of whom have given the team some
much reeded weight Tine college IL fortunate ms
var in having an unusually strong SCRUB. 'ain'S
are played every afternoon. and on srNera. occh-
sions the second team has scored on the arsi'y
The scrub played the Clinton Liberal Institute Al
Fort Plain last Saturday. . 49,,
Few alumni Of TIE college will not regret 20 near
ina, the historic old north college well mas ne''
permanently abandoned. This and the south col,
inee Well were driven In the days Of Or Mott; ana
their water Every June AZ commencement 'ine "
Nos been the delight of tho older alumni 70 sake
,hcr thirst at one 81 these wells south c"'I'se
,rou also is 10 be closed in the near future .
a, a meeting ~ the Philomathean society. h"la
lac, TUESDAY afternoon II was decided 10 hod Te''
ings on Wednesday evenings thereafter instead OF
Friday afternoons. Contracts were Jet TOT reiu'-
nishing the nall J. W. Cheeseborough. o. has
been elected 10 the Executive Committee
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COLUMBIA.

The kidnapping OF the freshmen and the SUISSE
quent Informal rush between them and the "sophs
last Friday we're the result OF general teehns
among the undergraduates that something shou'u
be done before the regular cane rush TO snow CLASS
spirit. which this year is much stronger than for
moro than decade This was shown when Presl-
dent Arthur A. Fowler, 80. told the freshman tina,
the cane rush would only give them the right 10
carry canes II they wanted TO smoke pipes they
must win two of the cane sprees. Fur,nermoIs, um-
hrarv stans The Imposition OF these additional
burdens has met the approval OF the upper Glass;
men .,,s ,.oo, in answer TO some news
paper statements that Columbia nad run INTO u et
the fact that tho estate Of the corporation mas peer
that Coumbia's endowment fund is five times
greater than the entire debt OF the chversiIy ,e
m So"S beJ next SATURDAY. the fall regatta may
be rowed on Friday The committee n cT Fner
and t. pang Edson npv viii determine 1t has been
ranged that the Rowing Club shall nave en' II.
jurisdiction over the Gould boatnouse1 ana h he rus
The cycle team. which has been winning a ! OF the
intercollegiate Championships in the last few years.
will besides all of last years men have mncn new hs
naisrr Nc fap'1ln act again ' that Capacity
An alumnus Of Columbia who does not wish IT., 20
the undergraduates the use OF square DOCK OF
tennis courts in the neghborhood OF the col
lege The entries for the coming tennis 'ou' ia
The following officers have been electeu IN INC
various classes: % Arts-President, " c. Graves;
ycepresident. Irving CHM: secretary NJ Moi
dent W. H. Maxwell Vice president. j. Moore: sec
rotary. ". c. Bogue: treasurer j. a. Edw M
Temporary officers OF '0l-Presdent. b. W. wen,
man: vice-presdent. c. s. Mapes; secretary ana
treasurer. C. Myer: Rush ComTittee. A. Has,
brouck G. 3 Mapes, C. F. Fox, j. Stevenson ana
Walter Grace. ,, ..
The loan desk department of the library opened
las, TUESDAY and the lending OF hooks TO the
officers and students OF the University will now
continue through the year. On the Forty-nlnth-st.
si,e ono could not enter the reading room without
passing the loan desk. Here It IS in large private
apartments and gives the quiet necessary 10 keep
a nerfect tabuaton. ,
The registration up 10 Friday morning SHOWS
an Increase OF 1855 over that Of last year. me
gain il divided as follows: In the School OF Law; ~
in Physicians and Surgeons 100; In the Schooi o;
Applied Science. 25 In the School OF Politicai
Science {. In the School OF Philosophy, H.
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COLGATE

~ l.. Andrews entertained the members OF the
senior class Thursday evening last DR.. An
drews gave one of his interesting talks Greek
art and the occasion very enjoyable
A joint meeting Of all departments OF the Univer-
sity was held at Colgate Academy Chapel last
evening In the interest OF the Stanton Missionary
Fund. Addresses were delivered by DR.. w. y.
Clarke, ID. II. Clare and Mr.. Goddard
The intercass championship football banner was
displayed at chapel this morning The sophomores
have challenged the seniors. and well con-
tested games are looked for. The freshman -sopho-
more game resulted in score of 10 10 u In favor
of the freshmen. Other games: Colgate, &: ST.
John. o. Rome Academy. IA Colgate Academy o.
The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity will give recep-
ton on Friday evening. The annual banquet OF the
Phi Gamma Delta fraternity was held on Saturday
evening last.
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has been invaded by alumni returned to the initia
tions of their Greek letter fraterniies
men OF the freshmen class were initiated oy 'ie
eleven societies. NJ. -,
Pratt Cottage the gift Of the brothers fratt' OF
BROOKLYN has recently been opened TINS Is uc-
signed as d home for students during Illness wnele
every comfort is provided. and matron ana nurse
are I'm constant attendance. ,,..
The musical clubs will not AXE long western tr
trip this season. but Will probably take Il snol
Southern - instead. although no definite arrahpe
nents hase yet been made. The makeup VI we
glce club Is essentially the same as last year ;,
and is led by - r. Lampson. OF Hartford. lhere
are several new men in the banjo club
There Is unusually laTc" amount or ie"hne ~,
tween The sophomore and freshmen classes. wnicn
has expressed its'f in frequent and bnsness,Kc
class '-crnpe' The freshmen nave bceh W.
usually successful in many of their enterprises
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WESLEYAN.

MddIc,own. Conn. oct. 1.-THE all-impor'ant
ovent in college last week the Initiation OF the
freshmen into the various fraternlties on FRIDAY
evenine Alpha Delta Phi had a delegation OF
ten men: Psi Upson initiated eleven men; Delta
Kappa Epsilon. eleven; Eclectic. nine; Beta Iheta
ri fen: Phi Pho ten. and chi Psi. eight
tho football team since the West Point game on
Wodnesday they easily defea ted Tufts Is to O. The
score would have been larger had Tufts no, been
was only ten minutes in length In the second
heN freshman was tried Mt halfback. and ne
made the best gains OF the day. Andrus Field MT
being ready for DAY this fall and there being no
good grounds In town. the management nave trans
ferred the Amherst game OF Wednesday 10 Meri1en:
Elections OF officers for the fun term were heli
President 7. F. O'Neil.; vice-president Is r. An
Junior officers are f. VI. spencer. president; W. g.
treasurer The organization OF the freshmen was
effected by the election Of the following men; r:
H. Clapp president a. J. Meredith. vice-prcsldent:
r. Douglass. secretary: j. w Davltt treasurer
d. T. Palmer football manager
No definite action taken by the senior class
OF their meeting regarding the cap ana gown ques-
ton a committee was appointed 10 report on
the subject with II. -. Meeker as its chairman
G. II. Spencer elected manager OF the second
eleven bv the juniors Monday. lie will ar
range games with athletic and Young Mems Chris
tan Association teams In this vicinity
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90: and Fl. ,. Rowland, 81. The champao,..,..
OF the institute VIII be decided during the veeR
pearance on Tuesday The paper had been IT, ~ a.
delayed by financial trouble. The board OF sHsey
has been strengthened by the election Of AiexanSss
Allaire as freshman editor. ~""oef
The football practice has been marked bv
great lack of enthusiasm. The captain has K
kept out Of the game by injuries and some ~ ~
best men have also been incapaeitated NJ
Koeher: OF the .. A. C., has Teen on hand :.
coach. but the continual shifting of the plavstso
made necessary by the absence Of the older n
has initiated greatly against his efficiency. e"
On Friday hs,y 0 G,aS s. Jams " Hanshue, q
member OF the class Of '9s. This is the fh,,S
death in the class within six months "e
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pRINCETO\

Princeton v j.. Oct. 1.-THE new University IL
brary is rapidly nearing completion, and the NORM
ern haif. wnch adjoins the old Chancelior ''e'H
Library. will probably be completed In TWO Weeks
Already the metal skeletons for the booksheNeS
and cases are in place. and the shelves are ''aus
be put in. The framework Of the sheiVes VIII
be IN white the shelves themselves of natural woou
color The flooring Of the alcoves Is OF heavy glass
10 admit as much light possible. and the abuh-
dance OF wnGOw space will insure a weI-",i''-
mated building The scmlnar-r0oms In the northern
half are nearly completed. The granonthic walk
through ,he has been finished Tor some 'I'nc
The library will have capacity Of 1896" volumes
in addition TO the large number Of sem'nar-roo''s
and rooms for the librarian and his assistants
The building is 20 have electric elevators ana WIFI
have a printing Office in the basement
During the past week Lord and Lady Kelvin
visited DIR. Patton at Prospect The luncheon al
Prospect on Monday IN honor OF Lord and Lady
Kelvin was attended by the following guests: Mrs
Armour DR. Bracket. Mrs Converse. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles E. Green. Mrs. Dahigren. Professor
Fine Mrs Ilbbey. Mrs Macmillan. Dean Murray
Mr. Pyne. Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Marquand. Professor
Magic and Professor Young. After the luncheon
the members OF the University faculty were IN
troduced 70 Lord and Lady Kelvin in the Chan
S"yorai rna.s-rn"ciings were held during the last
week IN iRS interests OF ng N.er 5a Been re-
cciNinE applications for membership foT the iasI
ten days ana on frlonE 'Nciis tte r,, enhers
Io9~ pa. al ~ ,iaLl tb last massmeeting
anG w hls nan .ith'! ~ -, -, .' , an and pro.
irol,sSW. i' ,u i, i'Nt f,r VIE Iini
" 30 I'm" snhiers for he different senior
y - "sS -. ~, D. 49,. u,'tiished The Alexander
pn,hr,a N.CosS Priv s,,hter; for essay Realism
and Ideaiism the Cass O.: lxis Prize subject for
@ T. ,,,',,,l t,nrL. e,hioc, for examina ton
49, ,uo ~ I,,nsn II A:water Prize in poli;,-
I s.jan,s snhec, FOR essay THEORIES Of Sow
va .hioSc, ,or nxomino,on The Federal
e,'isn1y. ny Syitg.rjand." the Frederick Bar
800 yhi,o Irize in arrhcctare subject for ex-
M.4.lia wal
ss,hia@t fnr ossa, The Naterlas and Technique OF
Rornan Archi,eciure:" the Theodore Cuyler Prize
in economics subject FOR thesis. industrial Com
hinations " subject for examination THE Theory
of Mononolv Price The class Of 1859 Prize In ethics
subieci Tor essay a Criticism OF Ethics OF Evolu-
lion. the { q Jollnc Prize I'm American political
history subject for ESSAY virginia and Kentucky
'..Tbf Wv. York IIerald" Prize sub
-, , ~, 80, aAnncxation NJ hawai-
,rhf pr,nreton Gnlf C1ub is In n fourIshng con-
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WILLIAMS.

w,l,amstown. Mass, Oct. 17-Since June 20
some nine hundred volumes have been added 70
the college library. Among these is rare COL
lection OF about three hundred books. purchased
from the estate Of the late Professor Dodd. This
contains a complete set Of Phaedrus in l6o volumes.
in good preservation. Many antique books are
also found In it. notably a Latin grammar pub
lished In 1853 and also copy Of Quintilian given
in the sixteenth century The library is fast out
growing its present home. Lawrence Hall. IL
now numbers 1900 volumes. including the Yale
State. The departments of physics. chemistry and
biology each has large collections OF scientific
works located in their own aoorator h,s h,,jd
ing and several thousand dollars has beeen raised;
s25,0oO is needed.
The annual fall track meet was held last We'd
nesday. The programme and winners were as
Baldwin 20; Johnson. go, a. A. W.; judges. Ods,
Lehman. 80; Matthews; ss: clerk Of course Scott
'ss One hundred yard dash won by Patterson.
Bray ran the halt mile against time, breaking TIE
college record of 206, In 24 25: one-hundred- and
tweniy-yard hurdle. won by Potter. o.; Swift, 90,
second and Dunbar. 90 third Four hundred and
second and Rooney, '0l, third. One-mile run. won
by Bray. 90; Whelan. 80. second. and Lathrop.
Bidwell. go second. and knight. 'Ol. third. Two
hundred-and-t wenty-y dash. won by Park. '0l {;
Patterson. 90. second and p o Russell. :" third
High jump won by Potter. ol; Dunbar, 20, second.
and Seaver. 90 third. Pole vault. won by Ffer,
'9S; Potter: '0. second. and Sqrres. 90 third
The subjects for junior orations are follows
Poems. The Spanish Main Naval Warfare Of
To-day "Nansen:" Greece "Klondike:" The
Bet! Returp Of Property rCervantes " 'Th
OF the Century"
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The Associate Alumni Of the College OF the City
q, New-York held it's annual business meeting
on Saturday The new officers elected on the ~
port OF the Nominating Committee are: President
E. Francis Hyde. 81: vce-presdent. James r. NC
Creepy 49, treasurer Charles Murray. "a; 80
.ary James C Byrnes. Sc; historian. j. ShermM
Rattell 10: members-at-arge Of Executive Com
mittee. John Hardy. SO: Arnold Tanzer. So Glon
II. Crawford IS: Charles F.. Lydecker. 81; Ne'
non NJ Davis rs; Francis S. Williams, IS, and
B. La Fe,ra Sc
The merit roll OF the college for the year ending
June 1897 has Just been issued. The following 50
list OF the highest three men in standing IN eau
class: Senior class-Joseph Chankin ID. q. White
side and A. B Salant. Junior class-l. salant,
NJ Kaiser and F. Arnold Sophomore class-L
Sable. Max Radn and NJ. NJ. Davis Freshmaa
class-L NJ Picker. II. Echorn and \. Franken
thaer. Sub freshman class-C. Goldstein. NJ CO..
enza and B. { Shapiro. Mechanical course: senix
class-J Berger. NJ Rosenberg and A. p T. p ami
Blocker Sophomore clash. r Benda. G, y
Whitesde AMI $; Brand. Freshman class; a.
ca:s WhSuP Pa fH4 Il and
The largest see club which has existed in =
with Dr Bryan as director The eompo,l'qPR 6.s
hard flu9 ss Is Is fGS$ sssi j. Fisher
second tenors. L. b. Herbert, 'as; J: F. Condor y
" Tm Bsish ss rri ssss :scoad 6dss
L. Davies. 90; G. H. Gregory. Or \. A. Mras,
The club will probably sing az the prize deoaten
December i.
The following officers have been chosen by IN
Young Mems Christian Assocla ton Nice-presiden.
l.. G. Woodruff, 90 secretary, D. K. Kennedy, w
treasurer l. O Woodruff %. The president wa
e.ected in the spring .
The Junior class has elected Jacob j. shum
president and jules II. Baer vice-presideni.
Owing TO the resignation OF the president OF tn
Cllonia Literary Society. Mr.. Fischer, ss the lor
mer vice president. has assumed the once OF pres
dent. and w. Fshel. rs. has been elected VI"
president
The Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity initiated r. W
Worm, '9S on October az lis chdp.er-rooms
A smoker was held by the chapter on WEDNESDAY
evening al which several Amherst and CorneA
were present
The Theta Delta Chi Fraternity has secured
new home with the Columbia Chapter, Al MOTE
The Coli Club has elected the following oAiceTr
President 4 II. Smith '9s. yce-president
Strother 90: secretary G. r. Bastine, !" a~
treasurer, \. A. Meras, 80.
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LAFAYETTE.

Easton. PENN Oct l7.-Professor Peck gave
lecture on geological myths before the students o"
Monday evening last
Founders Day will be observed on wednesday
next when tributes to the efficient services -, o. fac
Rev DR. Thomas c. Porter, a member OF tne ~, ~,
ultv will be paid Addresses Will be deliNeIeu ~
Professor Britton. OF Columbia College: Ss,u
Scott of Princeton and John NJ. CRAWFORD OF LII
cinnati. $780,, - ..c,,,,on
Professor owen delivered an address on S ss
shin" before the student body In chapel last sunday
morning. A., ..,ho,,oroe on
Friday and had a class group taken. They got up
"a o'clock do II.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia. Oct 1.-THE ceremonies In connection
with the opening Of the -. Hayes Agnew Memorial
Pavilion were held Friday II Is well equipped and
will greatly aid the work Of the hospital II was
erected at a cost 81 $4,000 is l5i feet in length
and ia ,ect In depth. and Is furnished with the
lntesi surgical instruments \ feature OF the third
noor Is a private room with wainscotng Of
mirrors wherr Dr +. ". Norris Will treat optical
cases The building has 100 beds FOR the use OF
patients. and hygienic and convenient arrange
ments carried out 70 the fullest extent in con-
nectlon with the wards
The trustees have Decided 20 erect upon the co.,
lege grounds building for the exclusive OF
the law department.
The first rel glOus meeting FOR students OF all
departments was held IN Houston Hall on Wednes-
day evening. Speeches were made by J. T. Remng-
ton. Or Sailor T. $. Evans and ". +. Remington.
The new wing TO the Wis,er institute OF biology.
which has been In The course OF erection during the
month. Or. II. Jane will have his residence there.
Among tho gifts 10 The museums Is riding belt
rom tho mountains OF Tyrol. Miss 5 " Bonsall
has presented an interesting piece OF Taffa cloth
Al n meeting OF tho Na,nrnlis,s' Field club hold
president Harold Heath: Independents Howard
Cra~l"y Miss Florence Richards AMI Miss Sargent;
VauN on tn" same day meeting o. he council o.
the Delaware Valley Naiurallsts' Field club. o.
which the University Club forms part was held
Dinner served 20 the visiting delegates upon
Assistant Professor seeler. % tho architectural
department. has been appointed member ~ the
Official Jury which Will examine the architecture
and landscape gardening OF the Nashville Exposi-
ton for the purpose Z awarding prizes TO the
architects engaged in designing the buildings and
grounds
An impor,an, addition has been made 20 the
work Of the veterinary department In the estab-
ilshmcnt OF an amhulat0ry clinic.
Consd, rahe Improvements are in progress ut
the botanical Gardens. Arrangements have been
made FOR planting a new variety OF bulbs recently
received from Holland \ small palm house Will
be erected.
LORI Kelvin. Of the University 81 Edinburgh. was
present at the chapel exercises on Monday morning
lie was introduced by Professor Barker. and made
a short address.
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the commemora ton services Of the late Francis A.
Walker In Boston Professor Frost will attend the
dedication of the great Yerkes telescope. at chi
cagu, this week
ire Norwich University building was burned TO
the ground on Thursday night. This old structure
had been historic landmark since the early years
OF the century. ~
President Tucker delivered an address on The
Integrity OF the College tnit at the annual meet
ing OF the New England Association OF Colleges
and Preparatory Schools at Boston University Law
ScLnnl nu ErldnX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-18

South Bethlehem. Penn. Oct. 1.-THE Founders
Day exercises were held In the Packer Memorial
Church on Thursday morning Dr. James VI. Tay-
or president Of Vassar College. delivered the adj
dress of the day The Hope OF the Republic
In the afternoon the games between the sopho-
mores and freshmen were played off. 10 decide
whether or not the freshmen should carry corn
The sophomores won all three of the contests. with
scores as follows: Baseball. 10 10 0: football. IA TO
0, and the mile relay race. by over forty yards.
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RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge Oct l7.-Chapel has been conducted
so far by Dean Hodges Mr.. Crothers and DR.
Mckenzie. who have offered their services for the
year
Miss Wallace director of gymnastics has ar
ranged the class work for the winter which will
begin on November |. The basket ball grounds ara
greatly missed this fine fall weather. but as they
have been given up 10 make room FOR the new GYM
nasum. the girls are quite reconciled.
The regular fall tennis tournament begun on
Wednesday.
The Ider Club. the largest club OF the college and
the only purely social club. held It's first regular
meeting Friday. October s. Instead OF the usual
play the girls gave 'impersonat tons OF some peo-
pie one at Radcliffe
The College Gles, Guitar and Mandolin clubs
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. OCTOBER IL. 1897


have held their trials for new members ana nave
The class OF 's9 gave a reception and dance 70 the
freshmen on Tuesday afternoon In the Aua h, M
The senior and junior classes have neu ,nt I'LL ar
nual meetings for the election OF omcers, C Co
follows: Senior class-President a, NV Wood. sec
Rotary. Miss Wing: treasurer, MISS WihsIp, ,dan,
classification. Miss Celia Gould' 70 rons.
Miss Mrah Nichols: Secretary. MISS Corie'' ''
treasurer, Miss Bertha Body.
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yard. Lee half-rnile. Neville; running hgh J umdis'
Prinstein: t2O-yard hurdle. Lewis; 22oyaro nuTue'
Lewis: pole vault. Prinstein: shot put. Van Len,
gen: hammer throw Van Lengen running Van I Keu
rem The new men who are showing up particularly
we'll are Prinstein In the jumps and pole vau,i rs
Van keuren in the bicycle race ana orN's !" '''
da shes and Jumps
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FOkDHAM.

The freshman class on Tuesday elected the io'
lowing officers: President. Thomas j. A. McCo'
mick: vice-president Joseph j. Sinnott; treasures
John ]. O'Donahue: secretary. David Donavar
beade Richard Harrington: captain Of footoAs
eleven. Edward Swetnam; captain OF oas .sr1
team. Edward F. Joyce; editor-ln-chief OF
FIR, shran Journal" Robert f.. Mel aughln. .s
The Fordham Dramatic Society on Wednsss1
evening elected the following officers: Presdsn,,,
Tuition Mason '9S: vce-presdent. Gerald j. sH,
'aS: secretary John j. Toohey. 20: treasurer ilon
J. OGorman, 90: stage manager. John A. IN, 20
90: property man. j. Paulding Brant. Sixtee" "
members were admitted ,,.rv oyef
The Foriham elev IN gam ed an easy vie' Civ -
the ST. Peters College team. OF jersey 49,
Thursday.
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. Oct 17.-Folloving are the re.
suits of the class elections: Junior class-Presdent
Walter H. Griffin; vice-presdent. Alfred C. Hem
derson: secretary. John II. Marriott; treasurer
p T. b. Ward: chairman Of Junior Prom. Commit
tee. Hubert NJ. Messenger Standardization.
Alden II. Clark vicc-president II. H. Nevins: Sec
Rotary Albert l.. Halford treasurer. Harry l. Pratt
The college tennis tournament Is being run OF
and will probably be finished this week. The golf
tournament for the college championship and the
Ctterson Cup is also being played of
DuIlng the latter portion OF the week the town
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HANERFORD.

Haverford, Penn. oct. T.-Dr. +. Is. Gummere.
professor OF English and Professor +. Morley OF
the department OF pure mathematics are spending
the year IN Europe leave OF absence. There are
four new members OF the faculty-Albert 5. Boes.
lecturer on commercial law: Don G. Barrett, In
structor In political economy: +. +. Farley. In
structor In English. and W. w. Comfort instructor
in French and German.