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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-15
ROCHESTER.

Rochester. N. Y. Nov. 1.-THE latest name to bo
mentioned In connection with the University presi-
dency is that OF the Rev Clarence A. Barbour.
pastor OF tho Lake Avenue Baptist Church. In this
city report was circulated the latter part OF
the week 10 the effect that the committee from the
Board OF Trustees appointed for the selection OF a
ser!ousiy. As the story spread II grew into the
statement that he had been chosen to al that po-
alton. The resident members OF the Board, who
would know OF the matter. said that they have
heard nothing Of any such action.
Mr. Barbour's career In the ministry has been
successful. In the late municipal campaign he took
an active part In the Good Government movement
He has also evlnced peculiar power in attracting
to and hodin. young In his church.
The administration OF the University placed IN
the hands 0. DR.: Samuel baltimore. assisted by
the faculty. has given the trustees for the last
years complete satisfaction
The hftish snnMivt ors OF the marriase Q, Dr.
Sav Dr. Moore has been president OF the Board
NJ Trustees for many years.
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six same, each. one series being played IN the fall
and the other In the spring The folio wing captains
nave been chosen by their respective classes: S5.
F. Pfet schinger 80, r. W. BOYD, 90 C. Fend:
rich and .ol T.. X. Cherry. The dates for the fall
games are as follows: Noven Der 10 9S and OF;
November 20 90 and 90; November q. 90 and %:
November q. 9S anG 80: November 30. 9s and 90:
December T. 80 ard 0l. The games on Tuesdays
VII oe called at $3.50 and those on SATURDAYS
az III a. m. and will be played at One-hundred-
and eventeenth-st. and the boulevard.
Two teams have been formed In cricket. which
mas suddenly aroused considerable interest among
tne men From these college team will be chosen.
ana the manager. b. J. Dreyfuss. 20 IL now ar.
ranging for games with other college teams In the
spring
me Joint dinner Of the Rutgers and CRY COLLEGE
chapters orfhs Delta Kapra Position Fraternity
was held on Friday evening at Clarks The City Col
leTe chapter was renresen'ci nv the following
speakers; ProfeSsot Fi,ZSera Tidal 80; e Heiser
~ Ernst W Perrin 10 r. w Forest. So; F ID.
Reynolds. 81 ard nr g 7. pro-'rsnn. Vale ct
Phi Gamma De- a las Monday Initiated Frederick
Clapp and August ITesse. both OF he sophomore
class.
Henry q. Wurthman and M or = sermon OF the
freshman class f~'tlattd into ri lambda Phi
Fraternity on last Monday
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DARTMOUTH.

Hanover N H. Nov. n-Ths Wilder
Physical Laboratory plans have been received. Tho
building will be OF brick three stories high. l07 feet
long by IS deep with wing In the rear. 1t vii front
on Colege-st between the Richardson Hall and the
Medical College The building will be provided with
lecture astronomical physical and chemical rooms
and spacious Laboratories. Tho foundation o! the
Moore Hal annex has been completed.
Reevess Band rendered an enjoyable concert IN
the gymnasium on Saturday
On Saturday Professor Dawson, o. Blb.e Normal
tina, Institution 10 the Young Mems Christian As
Professor Well. delivered a lecture on November
10 before the Dartmouth Ph!losophicA s1cieSy on
Foster was largely attended by the students;
Classical Club at Nsw-Hnven on November to dis
Gus. a paper on "Prehstor!c Graves" which Pro
lessor Heermance. with his aid. had compiled.
Professor H. HARDY has re,nfnrd ~ ron n.r man
department by the death OF Professor Rufges
The Glee Club trip has been arranged and Includes
between January and 49, VISITS 70 Rochesteri
Franklin Falls In Interchangeable and Andover
Everett, Danvers. Haverhill and Lowell. In Massa-
Chusetts ~,
vember l. and tn. Rev, Or. Barton OF Boston,
preached on November H.
The FIRST trials Tor men to represent dartmouth
he wams dsf. four oSs Psse ok
men will take part In each. The contsstAnts we're
Raphael and Dennis. OF Brooklyn and Carney. VIII
ians and Hyatt.
The Hfty-hfth Invitation and banquet OF the
Kappa Kappa Kappa took place on November u
With Albert Smith. rs. as POSTMASTER. and Joseph
A. De Boer' a. pTim r.. hn ~ Nov.n,s,
at Newton Inn. With E. D. Chandler. -. as
POSTMASTER.
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BROWN.

Providence, r. l., Nov. 1.-THE meetings OF the
BIB ical Research Club TO be held this year In
the LYMAN Gymnasium and will be open TO the
public Tho hrst meeting OF the season was held
on Tuesday evening. when tho Rev Henry NJ
King read a paper on The Inspired Book"
F f. Parker the instructor IN physical culture.
who was absent from the college al tho beginning
OF The year, has now returned. .
The members OF last years ice polo team held
meeting on Wednesday and ected !. o. Hunt, 80.
captain and manager. 1t WAS decided 70 pay
hockey during the coming winter Instead OF polo.
thus conforming to the practice OF most other col
lcges
Brown Is again 10 enter the Rhode Island Inter
club Bowling League, league composed OF six or
been selected. but there are already tuentyeght
candidates.
AT the beginning Of the year the outlook for the
musical oTsaniza tons seemed decidedly discourag-
ing Even the Glce Cub. OF the most time
horored OF college Institutions failed TO material
izo Last week, however calls were issued for
singers and for banjo and mandolin players and
II Is proba BILE that all the usual musical societies
win soon be active. The symphony Society hrs
already been holding rehearssls. and the brass
band appeared N pubic on Friday In honor Of the
departure Of the football team for New York.
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COLUMBIA

The trustees will this afternoon FOR tire first
time at the new site. Their room. which Is at the
right as one enters the Low Library has been
finished The special ,onmittee having charge OF
President Low RESIGNATION viii report to tho
trustees. who will undoubtedly decline accept H.
The trustees Will probably report several valuable
gifts.
President Low has returned from a ten-day vaca-
ton. He is much improved BY the rest and quiet
On Saturday afternoon Professor e. A Mcdowell
tested the voices OF those who WISH to Join a
University chorus. Its OBJECT is TO promote an In.
terest IN musical affairs. the Phharnonlc Society
Wednesday afternoon
Great Improvement has been made on the court
and the other outside work The brck wa ks have
no" oeen completed. except the long space In front
Snd me Ih ipTaIy The arse vases are beng carved
w Se PLACED SSi are now in position The zeal Of
he centre OF the library steps VII pHopa5y not
he ready for some time.
:, The committee that recently asked President Low
Of the library was informed last week that II was
tables and centrepiece substantially bulk and
u YOU'D take several days 10 put them IN position
70 hold the ' ball P' IN the no ps ae
i noor q which y arger. but much rousher than
pr The o. HHs,Gry o. Ensish Literature from ths
Captain Harry Crab Hershheld. Is, o. the track
year; sso he S1Ss h to give up rurnns
that work would be begun Immediately in layins
Hail. ~ " '
Captain j. T. Williams. jr.. and Manager W. A.
Belden OF the hockey team have wri ten letters
70 Harvard. Yale and Princeton asking them 10
ET as o MSG 2 hockey eaggs head
where they can have a private practice-room The
candidates ~ ' NV
Ine french lecture this Thursday. under the
auspices OF the department OF Romance Ian -uages
ana literature. Will be delivered IN Room No a.
S;hermernorn Building, by Professor Adolphe Cohn
! lola" H H'"i'o
The tug-of-war and the cane sprees between tho
freshmen and sophomores will be held on Thurrday
afternoon In the lot south OF the library
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UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

About three hundred we're present at the re-
ception given by President Hall to Or. cheyns
on Monday evening The lectures are being we'll
attended. The third Of the course will be given
this afternoon on Jewish Religious Ideals; Hin
ORANGES TO Their Perfect Development and tho
fourth on Wednesday. on Jewish Wisdom; Its
Meaning Object and Varieties"
The Rev. Dr. puddefoot. secretary Of the Congre-
gat,ona Home Missionary Society. save An ad-
6ross on Tuesday afternoon Home Missions"
The Rev Dr. Berry. from WolverhamptOn. Eng
land addressed the students Thursday after
.nce at New Brunswick last week was attended
nv INVENT, seven representatives of Union. which
was the largest delegation present
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RADCLIFFE.

Cambridge, Mass. Nov H-On Thursday OF last
week class in Semitic No. H. about twenty girls en-
foyed q most delightful lunch and musical al the
home OF Professor Lyon. In Cambridge.
The frs, regular meeting Of the Philosophy club
wa. held with the president. Mrs Fitz on Monday
evening The club listened 10 an interesting paper
on Illusions and Authorizations by MISS FRANCES
This week has been busy one for those who are IRE
D.csmber G. s and 10 al Sanders Theatre. The
work Is progressing vel. ewing 70 me numerous Es
sumicrast and Mr.. Lang who has charge ot me
musical part of the perfo:mance NOS c OF rns
rehearsals for the girls are at Fay House 10 the
satisfaction Of those who take part the "ork Is 70
On Friday afternoon the old gymnasium was
transformed into attractive recep'Ion-roorn
where Miss Wallace Instructor In gymnastics, and
Misc Carrie Humphrey. president OF the Ath,euc
ASSOCIATION received the members OF the Athletic
Club and their friends.
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UNION.

SCHENECTADY " Y. Nov N-At meeting OF Wv
r,,o, Promenade Committee last week was w
-, % riv. n series Of informal hops dur'hk Wv
-, instead ~ the usual promenade II u tnousn
~, ,b.s. will be decidedly more OF social as
=, a financial success The hrst one VIII ne ned
~ no..n,b., z at Yates's boat1ouse Inc comm
TOO his year Is composed o! George I. roots
I-,.,on. Frederick Miles. Alpha Delta I'M. H.hu'
r Tawrenc. Kappa A pha; George W; t ,s, paI.
.tonhaugh Sigma PM. Leroy i; ~ a4!oiu; "a ETane.
hto no Fam on Beta Theta Pl Poo'r VI EA'n.s
o. roy S & bcIIa: Daniel j. Hayt, PM Dda Iheia
FrsrL a l1ske De;a Pm, w. H. HeNS' '''
irpsI,1n and George WHEY. - ,,. h,s Tim. IN
Professor LINES vii. hereafter deVo,e MS -, 10, IN
80 mana cement Of the library, ana nas .nct@f
W w 1890 i'm he department Of history hlu 49,.
nrv This Viii enable him TO con hue ~, no
Ncly his work OF recatalogunS the yy,n,nt by
ne nrrnber Of o5ks The place inaur ,| tn,e.
~ Lines has been MED By Or KoDert.on 'H"'s'
III pb n Of johns Hopkins CniveIsy
a ~ Competitive rehearsal last Monday evening"
- - oninx personnel OF the insiruncn's! LIDS
was decided upon: Banjo Club-Clarence No. 80,
~. % I'm. 20, Hagrart ss: pike, %; james 3
- 20 Mardol!o and Guitar Club-H J. Ne
SIuTe leader; Mark. 90: Bradiorn W. LUNA a.
Ueernance, n Hsggart. '%; Pike w j. '''"
art; ":.o carn., Roard has offered prizes ~.
49, ,,r literary material suitable for use IN ~
Annual" Tn" book this season oid' is'F 10 NC "''
DPsrssssor Pollard ha. announced that he VII or.
sanI2e an Ice polo team 10 renre'eht ~" 1870
Sr,,r tpc winter term. This VIII be highly anVah.
s IN serving 70 keep up the athletic interest,"
- ne students during what has heretofore peo"
a dull period for the athletes
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GENERAL. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The Rev Clarence ". Bspham. 81, OF New
Haven. delivered lecture last Monday, in Sherred
Hail on Church Music" In the course OF his
lecture he spoke OF the need OF scientific training
for the speaking and singing voice. Of the kinds OF
music suitable for mission church. the formation
Of a boy choir and hymnclogy .
Paul Shimmon lectured on Tuesday evening oe-
fore the Missionary Society on Missions In FER
sa,.s were elected to the conference OF the STU,
5ents, Church Missionary Association. TO- De he,d
at Trinity College, Toronto; D H. L'''s''' 90 H. -
Rland 80, and Oliver. go. ,yss oo,,
The devotional meeting on Wsdhesdag Evening ea
The subject OF the meeting was Bishop Heber OF
CoIc
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members Of 'ha physics-elsctves were elected as
ISOLATE MEMBERS. ,,.,
Academy on Wednesday by a score OF GO $50,
z. r. Bolton. OF Geneseo n Y. has been elected
The Dramatic Association has elected the IoiS aS
ing I new members oGrannis 90: Whelan1. . o.
and Caskey. OF.
Dr. and Mrs. spring entertained the senior bns-
lish elective on Saturday evening
Tns Rev; pr lyman OF Brooklyn occupesaa c rae
ment OF the LOrd's Sumner
The following r'en have been chosen FOR ne &c
Club: Rust, ~ wman and Bragdon, 9e: SIedIins
Foster and PACKARD, 9n; Patterson g. II p'c Gan
son; BALDWIN ROGERS r. c seaver. Hebard' F for.
saith Simmons. Caskey. Baker ard Fitzpatrick 3l
Manager Waters represented Wiliams az tne
meeting OF the New England Triangular Track As
ISOLATION, held at Hanover on Saturday
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BRYN MAWR.

Rrvn Mawr, Penn. Nov. h-Tne kne'sei quartz.
100 nm Monday afternoon for the students ana
eucb peoplc IN the immediate neighborhood as are
especially interested In music inc prosramne con.
80, -, ,h... rumbers: The FIRST Tschaikowsky's
Cuar,o, IN + Major OF which the second ana
,bIrA movements gave perhaps more delight than
anv other part of the programme; the second num-
az "a. solo for the vioonceIlo an acaslo hno
irusd nj Locaelli; the third and last number was
a quartet in = Major by Dvorak TWO more con on
81 10 given during the winter. the dates Tor
y,hirb are January l. and Mach - -. -.
1-bs colleg 90 vas much shocked on WEDNESDAY Dy
80 nows ~ The sudden death OF DIT. James Carey
Sbomas one OF the trustees ana the father o. me
nrnedSnt Or Thomas has been the devoted friend
pr ~, nl,cyo since it's foundation. and was In close
.vmnathy wlth the first president. Or. James ~
Pboads The faculty and the graduate and under
rInaG,a,. bodice have al met 10 tender reso buttons
~ rnndnlence 10 Or. Thomas's family In baltimore
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ropDHAM COLLEGE.

The Rev Francis McGovern. S. j.. who died at st
vincent. Hospital on Thursday morning. was .
sturdy friend OF the college.
The subject for the biographical essay has been
r,or,ced nv the Rev George A. Petit, 3. j.. vice.
president 1t is Philip II Of Spain" ard is to be
Competed for by the members OF tire senior eass:
Thne Rev John ID. Whitney 5. J.. haa appointed
the following to assist IN ne library Peter a.
Wearher IS: Charles Won. 80: Miguel Lurlcalday.
90 and Ambrose P. Dunnigsn, 90;
The Actives OF the preparatory department deteat-
- IN, Erekas OF the St Francis Navier Co.lege on
the College campus Wednesday afternoon by score
OF 40 TO o. ,,, - o.,,., o-t., =, sr.,,,
tization of Miles Gerald Keon's novel. Dion ana
ths Sihyls" made expressly for the members or the
Dramatic Association will be given In Armory Hall
an ira nksgiving evening Albert c. Brown. 5. j..
The Completed stsff OF The MONTHLY, Is as fol:
lows: Edtor-in-chies. Jere V Dunlevy rs: exchange
.dItor John W Corbett, 9s associate editors Peter
A Meaeher 'ss: Charles r. Downes. .sS; Leo J.
o'Donovan 'es: Theophile Ialanne. 49, Paul Doan.
%: James oNel!, 20 Henry p p'T Down esd. 20;
"a, n' nd leo a. MrCarYcry '0l: busne.s managers,
Charlie. j. Won. 80. and George A. DAILY. 80.
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STEVENS.

On account Of the game OF football at West Point
the senior Inspection trip to Niagara has been post
poned to this week.
Professor Denton asked the senior class 10 select
ono of It's number TO accompany him 10 Pittsours 70
.id him In a test Of pumping station. The selec.
,,on was made by lot. and A. c. Bang, Of New.
York. was the man chosen
Professor Denton has made an extended series Of
tests for the Pope Manufacturing Company to de-
t.rm,ne the comparative efficiency OF the chalnesS
and chain wheels. Illustrated lectures upon the
tests have been delivered TO the senior class aad
have q oused much interest
The freshman and sophomore football eevens are
making active preparations for the rame which
thsv ~iu NAV on Friday. Last year the freshmen
wsr. Sereated by the close Of to l. and with
nracticaIly the same thew should he able
p.st The renre.entatives Of OF. The sophomores
have won the nrst o. the intercass events the cane
on Friday Merriam. % and Botchford. "a.
the captains.
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HAVERFORD.

Haverford. Penn. Nov. 1.-THE da.e OF the an
nual sophomore entertainment, has been hxed Tor
Wednesday evening. December e.
The following subjects have been announced for
tho class of 10 prize In English composi,ion The
Characier OF Stevenson, as Revealed In His
Poema "The Conspiracy OF Aaron Burr aud
dominating Conventions ara Iher hnec'S Oh
Government" $1,000 a...,, -,
Thomas Wistar 49, has been elected captain OF
the college cricket eleven for next season inc
football season Is practically over and INDOOR rfac-
fice in the cricket shed has already begun.
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College HILL Mass. Nov. 1.-The ahhua Ia.'
tennis tournament for singles has oeen co'np1o,e''
& q Small. IS the college champion "'hr'"s
The freshmen made an unusually good showing
The editors OF ,he SO junior annu"i are a'u
-, ,,,a.r "a. dir.ction OF Frank W. Lowering.
=, We, Nedtord who has been appointed editor
~ ctisf 4 feature OF the book VII be its oepss. =
ment OF short stories relalihI " 'o's
The football team is playing strong sane a
,ra.e,i as IN. defeats OF Bowdoin ana NJ !.
SHOW The team " receiving good support iO'"
the student body. -. ...o,,. ~ m. an
Nuch Interest il frlt In the outcome OF III ".
n,iaI freshman sophomore game. whlen WI.
played Thanksg'vug week Inc team n'' o''"''
,,,a ;ctet and n closs contest II expected
Professor a + Dolbear read paper OF 80
and Thei-m" before ne coliegf bnr.say .venin,
ference In BalIOu Kan; last i"H''N"'
which was most Interesting .... % m. H.
MANY new volumes have oeeh a""o' w "
brary .or reference WORK. -, .,.,, to,..
The Gc- and Mandolin clubs nsTr "| ses.on i,
s. 20 Tho members practise teguler' 49,!
neon urder the direction OF Professor Leo i" -"
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yam Association on Lines Of Missionary Work.
chester; OF Wesleyan University gave a lecture in
NE college chapel on Memories Of the English
Miss Kingsbury. Of the New-York Collese Settle
mfnt, addressed the last meeting Of the Vassar
Professor Whitney gavo an illustrated lecture in
me chape! last Wednesday on "The Surface Pie.
nomena of the Moon" "
Eutterhies' was presented in Philalethan Hall
by the Philalethian Society last Saturday
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HAMILTON.

Clinton N y. Nov 1.-THE announcement Is
made that John N Callahan has been appointed
Instructor In American history and constitutional
law That is he will conduct DR.. Jerretts WORK
Tor the next two terms during the latters absence
for study DIR. Callahan took both his bacheIors
and masters degrees al Indiana University wherss
he was grn duated In 1874. He took the oegIee OF
Doctor OF Philosophy al Johns Hopkins ~ 1871 ano
was assistant in history In that University. ne
comes here highly recommended
The faculty families have organized c,un TOT
the reading OF the English dra ma lists which they
call the Fortnightly Club. The hrst meetns, was
held on Tuesday at the home OK PROFESSOR bEdihaiu
GmIth where king Henry V" was read
The juniors have appointed the fol!oMing men 40
the Board OF "'rhe Hamtonian"; 5. W.. Hlloretn'
Brooklyn. edltor-in-chief; II; n Pease Cape I'm
cent literary editor: Daniel Wells, Menominee.
Wis art editor. Warren j. Lee ana = H. moenes
are busincss managers. and J. H. Merwln aho
w E. Danford advertising manaser:; iiahl!.
ton played Its league game OF football WIN HoDaT'
on Saturday. and easily showed its"if me betler,
The Indications all point 70 busy ana en}oys S,
week beginning Monday. On that everlng the SIss
hold q reunion, and the Alpha Delts give fecep,
ton On Tuesday morning the trustees meet; ~ IA
O'clock the de6i atoiy services Will be held IN lne
chapel on the hill. Franklin ID. Locke 81. or Bul,,
faIo presiding. At o'clock there will he spread
In the GYM for alumni undergrad yates ana III,
Vi,ed guests This Will be followed by footoaI
game between the University OF the City OF New
York ana Hamilton. In the evening the junior mop
win take pla,e. on Wednesday evening the en-
Psis will give reception
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MOUNT HOLYOKE.

cou,h Uadley Mass, Nov. N-Miss Carson. IN
,,,,od nv the Young Women's Christian Association
go. rho students an account OF her rescue "ork
for girls The students were much impressed ana
nu, doun,lcss cooperate In the WORK
mr. Ra,nes OF Longm~adow. conducted the MD
week service In Cnurch nan. -
The iunior class gave a novel entertainment OH
rvo.a,v evening entitled Where to Buy Ihey
v.ra assisted ny the merchants from neishoor'hs
lilies who gladly lent articles for the advertisement
snorty Composed OF many Of the students and
,,nuhv ATTENDED the lecture by Nansen III spring
field last week. ,, l., .r orranIzed and
ditc,tsscs matters OF The day win enthus asti'
urha subject OF the Debating Soclety ior ihe week
&c "Resoycd That Mount Hoiyoke snouia IN
a. se,i,ei, increase the number OF her students
Ir Hsnrv van Dyke gives his lecture on Steven
son T, rF eHcyrcses Of Founders Day Win be OF nm
usual interest In the dedichuo" " ''' Lynn ~
and four dormitories ,u.,r,.n n, o,hicog ~ Uni
vcrsiiy and Miss May Hunt OF the chicago
dedIcaiory ADDRESSES at Pesrsonss Hal: Tho Roy
Mr, ro zoo ppockcfnlier Hall: Or. Judson Smith.
RTsn and Mrs CULVER OF someryille, for Stafford
na porter halls The day will be celebrated on
November IS.
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Dartmouth. football and the season OF outdoor
athletics ends. and work In the gymnasium pre-
paratory for the indoor meets Will Deg.n lHllne-
6iately. basketball. which was started iast WIN.
ter will be revived and there is promise OF mn aca
interest In the game. Though no definite stePS
have been taken toward securing games WIN
teams representing other colleges.
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WILLIAMS.

Wi.lianstown, Mass. Nov. l@.-The annual cnam-
pionship football game between AmherS' ana ","-
-. r.suI,.a I'm a tie 6-5. Unless one OF tho
team, should defeat Dartmouth. the tie viii not
be played of
At a meeting Of the Physics Club on Tuesday
nan-rs were read by Vrooman. sd. on 'The
weather BUREAU" and Chandler. 90 on tine
proress 81 Extracting Iron invented by
Edyzos DR.. Lefavour discussed the phychosranmaj
dinision OF metals and some curious nuIneIcasa,
reia,IoHs Mr. Milham presented ru.es Tor raPio
calculation. The faculty members OF inc mntn er
nn"aiicsI and chemical departments and FORMER
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CITY COLLEGE.

TIL. senior Psychological Society has elected the
,o,,owIne officers: President. F. w. Hottenrotn'
v,ce-president H. T. Radin: secretary ). L. faschi
,raasurer D. Fine Professor J. j. McNulty lect-
rrod before the society on The Scope OK Psy-
Tbo orations at the chapel exercises each morn
ING by the seniors and juniors were begun last
=, :. desired to increase the college slee CLUB
>. ,our ouartets. It has been decided to hold a
college concert some time during the Christmas
vacation In Association Hall Twenti tnras a bv
the fSu mandolin club and the college 0Eshf Ss.n 81
r lS W. iimme. 90 have been added to the cup;
The Young Mems Christian Nfsday AFTERNOON
7 q Holloway. SS, is temporary leader. Or ~
man Abbot, win address the Sass on With s. H
Aarons as captain and forty members ra 1sia rSn
The offering Of a banner for class ,appe. in
has been the means OF stirnuiating 'n Thsrs viii
be twelve games for the banner. IN TWO ss'''' "
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are TO hold q joint debate some time In December,
president OF the UNIVERSITY