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FORpHAM COLLEGE.

Tie Fordham College Dramatic Association viii
present The Rivals" in Armory Hall on Thanks
giving night. Sidney Woollstt vii lecture on
The Passing ~ Arthur I'm Armory Hall or
Wednesday. Mr.. Wooe't delivered series Of
lectures here last winter and was heartily receiver
The game between the varsity eleven ana tns
Mount Vernon Athletic club team on Election Day
ended in a dispute. From the start T. was evident
that the college team was superior. but the NOUN
Ver7ons were lacking In the knowledge OF tne
game. which made decisions difficult FOR th' ON
cials who stated to tho college captain NAY \,
was useless 70 continue. NaNing paN"d one TO-.
with tho ball always in Mount Vernon : terrtots
the game ended by IN" college team ieaEns nc
Gold With rho score 20 o. The athletic clup men
INDUCED IN a great amount of slusens. Dovnss
loft guard OF the Fordhams VAS injured du''"'
the first rush
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MOUNT HOLYOk 4.

South Hedloy. Mass. nov. l3.-Mornt HolToke
celebrated on Thursday last the sixty first ami
versary OF her founding. Tho address OF the daF
was by the Rev Steven g. Barnes. Of Long
Meadow on public Opinion" Mrs Ray. OF
Persia. one If mo older alumni; tho Roy Or.
Moxom. of Springfield. and the Rev. Dr. Jndson
Smith president Of trustees. also participated IN
tho exercises Tho college choir furnished iAe
music for the occasion. Or. Smith made the an
nouncements \ resolution Of tho trustees reoog-
nizng the need Of gymnasium and PROMISING 10
build when funds forthcoming Wa| READ
The greatest enthusiasm followed tn" announce
ment of the largest individual gfft ever MADE 70
Mount Hoyoke. $4,000 from Charles Wilder, OF
Wellesley Hills: 5000 OF winch was endowment
for the scientific department. the remainder 10
erect and furnish dormitory in memory or MIS-
wilder TO he called tho Mary =. Wilder tall.
This dormitory already well started. and IS 10 De
completed in August. This VIII make possible the
arraptanco Of five hun irod Students next year, III
place OF tho Al In the enrolment Of the present
catalogue issued this week. -
Among other interests OF tho week have been
tho freshman entertainment In Assembly Han on
TUESDAY evening. the breakfast. given 70 the
sigma Theta chi Society. by the Psi om"gas. ana
tho concert Wednesday evening, by IN" women
String Orchestra. Of New-N ork
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SYRACI'S Sc

Syracuse. y. Y. Nov. 13 (speciaD.-Dr George A.
Parker professor OF piano and organ in the Col
lege Of Fine Arts has Just Issued a circular an
nouncng tho NTH annual series OF chamber con-
certs ny tho Beethoven Trio club. n which he Ia
tho leader The other two members ~ the trio
are Professor Conrad l.. Becker. violin. and FRO
fcssor Emil X. Winkler. cello. George A. Rolf. Of
this city, will 10 the vocalist at the first concert:
Mrs Emile X Winkler. Of Aurora. at the second.
and Mrs Margaret ". Giles. OF Rochester, at tho
third.
The second student recital for the year was given
In the music hall OF Grouse College on W"dnes-
day afternoon ,
The first ra ufcation meeting I'm this city was held
by the students directly after chapel on Wednesday
morning They got speeches from Dean Me- hes
ney at his office I'm Grouse College: Drs May and
Covell and Dean Leonard At the close OF the
meeting Harley J. Crane, 90. president or the
Roosevelt club was elected delegate 10 tho annual
convention OF the American College Republican
League.
on Wednesday afternoon. In another pouring
rainstorm. the football team defeated the team
from the Syracuse Athletic Association In the sec
ond game for the season by the Same score as Mt
the first game. TO o.
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WELLESLEY.

Wellesley Mass. Nov. 80 philosophy ciuo
has been gained recently by the graduate an"
UNDERGRADUATE students in the philosophy depart
mcnt.
Junior class officers have been chosen Tor the ell
suing year They are Hannah Hume. presde"''
Elizabeth 4 Towle Nce-presdent' Mary y ha'
hour. treasurer. Estee b. Smith and Eliza } Ne"
kirk recording and corresponding secretaries re-
spectivey The sophomore class officers also ia''
" elected are Susan T.. Hall. president AuSus'e
NJ Ielmho,. vice-presdent' Margaret ' viii,
treasurer. Emma s Seward and Mayannan "oou-
ward. secretaries
Members 81 the freshman class began resuiar
o,mn,s tuu practice on November |. ana the "oIA
* well under way. class crews have entered upnI,
their indoor training. while classes IN nahcns ahI
rndt,n cluh Swinging are alao carried on In tho
gymnasium, which unfortunately not Ass
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COLI NBTA.

n, r-od,osdoy ias. p-oeiden. ro- o,s.... a.,
., Tar, ,ha ,ar,,,ulare ~ tho .o,,hor,o-. .-..A.
- ~, 80, 49,, .-, 1'"''an
TOY" lie tnouent 'n' lI'S'in"" ""re 10 oem~ IN
stealing '0l's bulletin board Tho in'ercasx "a,
continues
Continues
The musical society will probably ANNOUNCE his
week the pla, 10 be- selected for produc,,o, ,e,,
=, , e,, -. -, N
repr"ar!' 0'N"'"' P'"NS '6F' "'" submitted but
II is probable that ~ Poster Girl" musical CON-
edv. will be selected. rs music t. by Donald
N,ooc,ooo- % A., .,d dc l,,~.... - 49, .
eV-' ~ ~ ''' ''''''' ny M'"D' =.
Powers. -. who have scored successes With Mon
feZuma ." "t.ieOpafra" and "Nanifv Fair" 'rha
po, g. ,ho to- ~ .ho ,.-oo cht.h .ho .....h...
t"
VIII pfobu'" during the nf.Stnlas holidays. II IL
10y Ledcror. with songs bg Iudilm and a waltz
~. ,r,co oil IL,
"'
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MOSQUITOES AND MICROBES.



Recent researches 10y Surgeon jor Roland Ross
have shown that the mosquito may be ,h, host of
Parasites OF the type Of that which causes human
malaria. Ross has distinctly proved that malaria
can be acquired by the bite Of MOSQUITO and
the results Of his observations have a direct bear-
ing on the propagation OF the disease in man DR.
p Manson describes the Investigations In . paper
IN Tho British Medical Journal" and sums them
up as follows
The observations tend TO the conclusion that the
malaria parasite IL for the most part u parasite
OF insects. that Il IS only accidental and oc-
casional visitor "a man. that not all mosquitoes
are capa BILE OF subscribing II. That particular spe-
cies Of malaria parasites demand particular species
OF mosquitoes that IA his CirCuas inncc have q
least partial explanation Of the apparent vagar!es
o. the distribution Of the varieties of malaria when
the whole story has been competed, a. IL surely
Will be distant date. IN Nirtu" or the new
knowledge thus acquired. shall be- able 10 NJ
dicats a prophylnxs for malaria OF practical
character and one which may enable the European
10 i've in climates now rendered deadly by this
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RUTGERS COLLEGE.

New Brunswick. y. j. Nov. l3-Professor Robert
w Prentiss has been elected secretary OF the col
lege faculty to succeed Registrar !. s Epson. re-
signed.
Thompson. go has been chosen captain OF the
college bowling team. which IS entered In the
New Brunswick Bowling League.
Courtney will captain the senior football team
in the class games. lie has captalned his class
team throughout the course.
The dates OF the Glee Club for the present term
are November 10. Newark; November Il. Passaic:
November q, Germantown Penn; December !,
Sufern. y Y
course OF extensive lectures by Dr. Lous
Bevier will be given in the Fine Arts Building this
and next term on The Victorian Poets. Inc
dates and subjects November Il, aired
Tennyson"; November %. Elizabeth Barrett
Browning; December s. Dante Gabriel Rossettr
December H. William Morris. December p.
"Algernon Charles Swinburne"; January .. Robert
RrnIVnnP
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iIARN ARD.

cambridge Mass Soy iS-Tho exciting event o.
the last week has been the contest that has been
going on for nominations for class day oticers'
Tho class has decided again to try the Australian
ballot system. and In consequence thfr" nave heen
marc nominations made than in previous years. As
usual the fight Is between the society men and the
ro,society men and IN this fight the merit Of the
mon OH the basis Of what they have done and can
do has often been lost sight or ny hoth sh"S r"r
some OF the Offices It has been evident tnat only
one man could hope FOR support and in these cases
there have only been single nominations Three
marshals are 70 be elected anu A"''' ''"'''' W
each OF the committees
Tho Nrst number OF THE Harvard bulletin the
now weekly. haa appeared It is distinctly different
from any OF the other college WeeKlles ana wen
deserves the name OF "Bu,lofin' Inc paper mas
n nick It's way between "Tho Harvard CRIMSON
the daily and The Harvard Graduates Magazine
and the road Is not easy one. II IS four-page
raro- and tells in briet foru the news o. the col
Iose II Will he distributed free to members o.
the Harvard Graduates Athletic Association. and
FOR that reason will have circulation 10 start Win
Va great attempt will he made TO get advertise
r,ents as the association IL pay ing for the pnbca
t,on and takes this way o. keeping us members
informed OF the college happenings
protossor rsrancke OF the German department. Is
nov, giving I'm the Fogg Art Museum series Of
lectures on Germanic art with the We" OF iurther-
Ing the plan OF hui ding a German museum iot ne
;ss,od a year ago 1t was then SHOWN mat. though
ina number OF students in the Germanlc department
ma increased during the last Twenty-Five years
from about one hundred to over eight hundred IN"
I-niyorsity has not given the students IN me de-
partm.n. any opportunity for stuny ana re-
..aarnn such as i needed and would be onerrd
nv the proposed museum. The German de-
nss-t,nrnt aI.o urges that the interest in the
r ", - language mas constantly increased and
,%at today there is not any university In the
o,,n,rv where good opportunity Is offered 10 study
IA ,ncst Irnportant works OF ;hc Gcrmanic ciyiliza
non The plan Of the department az present -
,,"dcs, Only $1,000 & asked for. and three or four
rooms are 10 be taken a nucleus about which
an nxtnnslve museum may De expected TO grow
Professors Bartlett, SEEMING ana fi@Hhc ar }"
charge OF the plans ,, ,...
'rhe Harvard Graduates Athletic Association has
ans, announced q publication In the shape OF "A
memorial to Marshall newell who was Killed In a
railroad Incident last year
Fo2g ArC Museum on The Naval Battle of
SaniinPo.'
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HAMILTON.

Clinton. " y. Nov. l3.-On the Steuben fieid
Saturday last occurred tho hardest fought root
ball game OF the season. when Hamilton ana Union
lined up against each other. The score resulted
l. 10 10 IN favor Of the home team. II was Inc
first game OF the year in which Union had poem
scored against In the evening the students took
occasion 10 celebrate their victory by a parade
through the town.
The coming week will be Of considerable So
cial gayety for the college. The junior pIomenaIe
occurs Wednesday evening. ON TUESDAY nlEi .
receptions will be given by tho Alpha Delta I'm
and Theta Delta chi fraternites, ana on THURSDAY
night 10y the Sigma Phi At o clock on NtdntS-
day afternoon will occur the first OF a series or
organ recitals I'm the college chapel by ~ j.
Humeston. the college organist, assisted by W ,.
Stone. basso.
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tine managing editor. ard W = Forbes. Zota Pei.
r u. Tlllinghast and W. A. Briggs; Theta Delta
chi c. II. Davis and j. T. Bush. Delta psiionli,
T.. A. Stockwell: Junior editor not yet elected Cni
phi c. II. Raymond. business manager. and W.
II. Mitchell; Phi Delta Theta, f Putney, IT.
editor-in-chief. and =. X. Stillman: Alpha Tau
Omega O. A. Gouding and J.. 4. Randall: Delta
kama sigma NJ f. Henry and D. o. Webster.
The freshman class held its election on Wehnes
day with the following result: President, H. VI;
Paine: first vice-president. II. X. Metcalf second
vice president W T. Bates: secretary. F.. b. jack
SON and treasurer. W. F. Arnold.
Last years Brown Dartmouth debate aroused so
much interest that the Brown Debating Union has
inst sent n challenge to Dartmouth for n second
debate 10 be held at Providence In February or
March There Is no doubt that the challenge Will
he accented
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NORMAI. COLLEGE

nr. Henry s Curtis. who engaged BY ths
Board % Education collect dsta relating 70
children ia vacation schools and Fairgrounds. Ne
ginning next Neak will give a course 81 lectures
on The Nature ~ children" on Tuesday after
Moons in the lecrure-hall Of Normal College Tho
course is open 70 the public
The academic division ~ tho senior class he'd
a banquet on Tuesday evening IN celebration OF
the tenth anniversary OF the founding OF thA
course President Hunter Of the college acted az
toastmasjer. Each Of tho professors present re-
sponded 10 toast 10 his respective department:
Miss Book. Miss Zaida Weeks Miss Mirhaes and
Miss Goodrich responded TO their society and class
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BROWN

Providence r. I. Nov. B-The sophomore foot
hall team played It's first game on Wednesday with
encouraging results both Individual and team work
being for the most port good The opposing e.eVen
represented the Providence High School. and the
sophomorcs won by score OF % to o. The team
has elected l.. II Raymond permanent captain
At recent meeting OF the Bowling Association
- r Miller go was elected manager In place OF
r H. Greene who Is temporarily absent from col
l-ge
Drawings have just been held for handbalI
tournament which is TO begin Tomorrow Only
singles are 10 he played. But the winners OF I'M,
tournament VIII afterward play = tournament OF
doubles. the winners Of which Will constitute the
college team. 49,.
The Editorial Board OF the % Liner Brunensis
Will be constituted as follows Alpha IoHita m
I " Rigeow and J. & Cole. Delta Phi, {.
Dana and { W Clark Psi Epsilon, leb G colt
and j. warren. Beta Theta Pr L. {. BrerH and
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WILLIAMS

Wiliamstovr Mass. Nov l3.1ames Ingraham
Peck assistant professor OF biology died Of pneu-
monia last week. Professor Peck was one OF inc
most popular members OF the faculty No began
his duties IN tho biological department IN 1872
For four years he had been assistant director or
the marine biological laboratory at Woods Hole.
ard he was also member Of the United States
Fi-h Commission. -,
The Philotechnian Debating Society elected the
following officers: President, a. d. Falck as vice
rrosideut " T.. Sargent, 80. secretary. H. NJ
alien on: critic J.. ". carr. 90 quarterly orator
+ " Cross. ~.
The Philologian Society elected as officers for
the ren,ainder OF the year: Joel Hathaway. %,
president: r j. Bruno. 80, vice-presiient: d 4
fi,tle 20 secretary: J. A Dlerf. treasurer H. H.
I@hmann critic.
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SMITH

Northampton Mass. Nov. l3. Saturday evening
the Wallace House gave well-act"d play an
admiration Of "Margery Daw." on Sunday John
r Mott general secretary OF the Worlds student
christian Federation hero. In vesper service
he spoke ~ tho influence Of missions and mission
aries. and in the evening made an earnest appeal
to tho college TO Join the Federation Monday
evenirc Miss Calkins a former Smith student. and
now professor Of philosophy ~ Wellesley. srok"
before the Philosophical Society on The Nature
Of Time . =,
meeting Interesting reports OF '"''''' S'''''l"'
discoveries were read.
Tho Science club made up NJ those members Of
the faculty who teach the sciences ma thematics
and philosophy mot on Thursday for the hrst time
this wear Miss Grace Smith. instructor in botany.
VAS appointed secretary. on THURSDAY evening
tho Woman's String Orchestra. ~ NeN-Iork con
Quoted bv carl Y Lachmund CAV" a concert in
College Hall
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VASSAR

Pouchkeepsie y Y. Nov l3-The annual recep
ton and dance given by the sophomore class 20 the
freshmen took place on Saturday evening In Fhiia-
Iethean Hall The guests were received ~ Prest-
dent and Mrs Taylor. Mrs. KNndrick Miss Bald
win and Miss Todd.
The freshman class has elected ror self-govern-
ment officers Miss Clara Russell and Miss Frances
Fenton.
The observatory Is working IN connection with
Professor Jacoby. Of Columbia University IN max
INC measurements photographs taken IN Hell
s,refors Finland. Work has also been done In
securing several observations Of IN" new comet
and OF the new asterod.
on Saturday. November D. the local cnapter o.
tho college Settlements Association was addressed
nv Miss Vida II. Scudder. nj Wellesley
4 series Of Sunday evening Bible Lectures on
Tho Teachers Of Ancient Israel. has been given
by Professor C. +. Kent. ~ Brown University.
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s.n.nec.ady. y. Y. Nov. lS-Unicn's record or
,,,,interrup,ed football Victories was damaged last
SATURDAY when she LOST game to Hamilton at 'In-
tom with a score OF L TO 10. The game was hard
honorably won victory. Union chance for winning
IN. championship pennant Of the New DIX inter
.nll.giate League l. now considerably lessth'u' as
hamilton has only TO win from Colgate.
Nallerv the hIlfback. who was thought 10 nav
h-"n seriously injured In the Rutgers game has
recovered rapidly. H., -
4 meeting Of he Junior prom Committee was
hold last Thursday. and Il was decided t'lat
series ~ hops should be- given instead ~ the Gus
fouarN promenade
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ROCHESTER,

Rochester y. Y. Nov. l3.-Actins President
Henry + Burton OF tho University has put his
foot down on all liquor advertisements In the col
lege peri ,dcais. II" says that the possible inhu-
once ~ that Kind Of advertising in no way harmo-
zcs with the policy OF tn" University toward such
.,trea Tn. next issue OF The Campus there
t"re will he cleared OF all such advertisements
irhts NV, ruling Of the faculty will also anect
.orha Inierpres7 which Is published annually by
the Junior classes. ,.,.,.. - , 4,
49,. poo hester Free Acad my have been broken.
of,..r several weeks OF tie strain An ateInnt
was made TO bring In an era or sOoh te'ihs' IL
failed NJ GER two days.
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PRINCETON.

princeton j. Nov I3-The Senior Assembly
was held Friday night In the Casino This Is one
OF the tniversity's finest social functions ana was
formerly held Immediately after the midyear e'-
aminatons but this year II was transferred 10 'he
fall because Of the Yale game which enabled many
mora reonlc ia attend The building was deco
rated IN mink green and white. The patronesses
were Mrs NJ Taylor Pyne, Mrs II. g. Fine MIS-
j c. Hbben Mrs. r. L. Patton, Mrs Grover
Cleveland Mrs. j. o. Murray Mrs. r. o i~"is
Mrs Alexander Van Rensselaer,. Mrs. Junius .
Morgan Mrs. Jay Cooke. 3D. Mrs. f. y. Benson
Mrs. c. J. Geer Mrs Chester Griswold MIS- T. a
Armour and Mrs. Allan Marquand. The members
OF the Senior Assembly Committee are T.. " BEN
SON. IT, chairman: Bruce Bedford. freuericN
blanchard David S. Cook. f. T. Delafeld' keith
Donaldson Marshall Geer. Chester Griswold' IT,
II II Pease s X Martin. Jr W. s. Miles. W. >
Roe and J. G. Ralston. ,-
Walter NJ. Rankin assistant professor OF ZOOLOGY
in Prnceton has recently completed catalogue
Of the Northup collection OF crustacea from me
bahamas. and the result OF ms "9rn 49, 80 P,nsd
last week in "'Thc Annals OF the New-forK Ac""-
Tne track management Will hold series Of cross
country runs beginning next week Two hahd,
SOM tuns ARE 10 BE- offered. to the winner or
The greatest number Of points In the series; ahe
other TO the averaging the best actua nm j.,
The University Gee club opened It's season season ,as,
week at NewBrunswck After t the MGIee TIsn
reception rendered the club IN , -
The second concert was given 1T inw,emceVde
"Wednesday evening and the thir to III ,he senior
Hall. Princeton. Friday night before 'ne ''''''
Assembly , pr,rce,on.s
The interhall debate. 10 decide upon fri,ce ,
representatives In the contest with faIe ~ Ne"
Haven on December was held this week RIO
lessor Woodrow Wilson acted as conterree 70 tns me
Judges The men who chosen are Nbthhhlei
: Reeycs Wing Hail. Conover English 10 ithll'
Joseph Addison Jones. clio Han Ai'Nahucr +>'"i-
strong IT, Wing Hall. alternate. 49, ,
The annual tennis tournament OF the Theologcal
Seminary was Dlaved off during the last week:
TIC enals In doubles were between Lawrence and
ire against Seyfert and Whites. and were won
~, TIC farmer team Two games IN the class
championship in Association football were played.
The game between the juniors and middlers result !,
h.fr hp
seniors was won Ivy the latter by III" close score
Of too
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" Fills

Aurora Y. Nov. Il. Monday afternoon Miss
Lillian IAttleha.es gave cello recital In Mus
Hall Under the auspices OF the Wells Philharmonic
club Tu 'sday eTening j. F. Fitschen. Jr or
Ithaca gave a talk IN the chapel on the subject or
Alaska and the Missions Located There. Friday
evnninp Professor J. .. Rigs addressed TIE
students upon the life and Influence OF John Rusklh
Mr. Riggs has been n recent visitor at me home
or the eminent writer Saturday evening Presldeht
and Mrs Waters gave a reception IN honor OF the
Trash,nan class and the specials.
Henry A. Morgan, treasurer or INC coHesr.
has Just presented the boat cup with ~ VIII
boat house.
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enough 10 afford regular exercise for AL student
members of The college
The Barn Swallow entertainment arranged for
Sa urday evening is A Dunducketty Picnic" Nlss
Dennison. Of Freeman cottage. has sent out cards
for home Monday afternoon.
Services were conducted on Sunday November 4
by the Rev. 6. T.. Horn. Of Boston other preach
ers for the month are the Rev W r Taylor OF
Rochester. y Y. November = the Rev FLOYD
Tompkins OF Providence. X. l.. November %. and
Robert Spcer Of New-Y York Move nber -.
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RADCLIFFE

,o,,.ritc. Mass NOV l3-The Music club held
ira nrst regular meeting Of the yea On Thursday
afternoon in the Auditorium
Friday. December :. l. the day appointed Tor me
frat "Open Idler" This IS always the largest Re-
c.ntlon of the college. The Executive totnn.i'tee
,e Mary Dean 80 chairman Miss livermore 90
Mis- Hendrie 'O Miss Hollo~en o-. and MISS
butler. Sp ~, r,,t,,,,,,. f.l,,h will
H.. Mold This evening ~ the HON" or Miss ihH'r
I'm. he ytes- Will u ldres- the "lrn.
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COLLEGE OF The CITY OF NETWORK

The College OF the CITY OF New-fork mas JUS,
established Aumber OF postgraduate 'o"'
open TO the teachers Of the grammar s'noo'
high schools OF the city. Following are INC
partments and the instructors conducting
German language and literature, frotess |oun-
Werner. ASTRONOMY Professor Afred q ..naorrv
ton, biology. Professor william straitord Nan Ian,
OF education. Professor McNultN, ,.'ns..os.,. 9s-
puaee and literature Professor j. T. Mo- ar.
,h.tics Professor Solomon Woolf: graph" r X
Dr Leigh H. Hunt; American ltera1uLe, snst.
Nordby 4 b.: botany. Or. Water Ky All tiioward
orry Or Ivan Sickles; electricity I, ~. cal.
Parmly VI r.: theory OF equation anu wv
culus Augustav lie Gras. NJ ;.
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GENERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINAR
n, 1rbu,sday evening" at the General Theoosioa'
Seminary. Dr. Lubbock. OF st. llmothys INV ~ mis-
delivered the first OF course OF e ctua., Clergy
sionary work 20 be given by prominent. s.fhs
men Of the city DR.. Lubeck's supyect
Misslon and Missionary Work N AususAA