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FORDHAM COLLEGE.

The officers for the Holy Angels Sodality have
been chosen as follows: Project. Dennis ] Hag-
gerty: first assistant. Joseph J. Snnott; second as
sistant. John J. ODonahue: first consultor David
r. Donovan. md consultor Charles King; sec
rotary. Richard Harrington: first lector Thoma :
McManus; second lector. Harold Reilly treasurer
John Sullivan. The Rev. Louis Weber s. j.. has
charge OF the sOiaty
The following officers elected for the senior
division last Wednesday. Billiard room-President
Stephen j. Mcfarland %; vce-president John
u. Riley. 90. treasurer. Ambrose +. Dunngan 90.
recording secretary John j. O'Bren, %: CORE
spending secretary Edward Swetnam. oil Read
ing -room-President. James a. Tracey 90 vice
be aney. 90; recording secretary, Lawrence Dervin
90: librarian, James kilroe 90
The officers for the Sodaty OF the Immaculate
Conception have been cnosen rs follows: Project
George DAILY '99; first assistant Peter Kelley '99:
second assistant Louis L. r. Bossard 99; secre.
tary Henry l.. Mclaughlin 80: treasurer Henry
j. Smith '9s; councillors. Robert Mclaughlin 'Oi:
Henry Curtin. ~. John Gbney 80 and William
Mccarthy. OF. John c. Harmon, s. j.. IL the d.
rector.
The recent concert OF the glee, br MO and mando
lin clubs was success. IL Is said that another
will be given soon.
The officers OF the freshman class for this term
have been elected as follows: President Thomas j.
A Mccormick: vice president. Joseph Snnott;
treasurer John J. O'Donahue; secretary Leo J.
McCafrery. beadle. Richard Harrington; historian.
sidney Wooilctt rscited The Tempest before .
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WESLEYAN.

Middetown. Conn. Feb. B.-The close Of the
examination period is portended by the number Of
social functions announced in which the college
factors. Tomorrow evening the German
Club will give a german in Orpheus Hall
Monday evening is the date Of the annual mid
winter concert Of the Wesleyan Gee and Mandolin
clubs. On this occasion the clubs will he assisted
by Fred Brown. SO. reader The concert will
be given In Russell Library Hall
Washngton's Birthday IL a gala day IVES
leyan. on it's the freshman class endeavors to
fire off historic cannon despite sophomore vigf-
lance, and also to ring the chapel bell. On the
day itself the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity always
gives reception. which closes with a song TO
those friends especially invited TO remain In the
evening the college banquet is served in Fayer-
weather Gymnasium. About three hundred and
fifty diners expected this year
The regular baseball practice and training will
begin next Monday The authorities have yet
definitely decided coach. but II is probable
versity OF Pennsylvania. Will be chosen
on account Of the prevailing bad weather during
the last week a considerable number of the stu
dents have been suffering fr om tonsilitis
on the beginning OF the second haf-yeaI Feb
ruary q. the series OF studies will begin.
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BARNARD COLLEGE.

The Barnard College Christian Association held
is regular monthly open meeting on Tuesday after
noon Mrs Margaret Sangster spoke. AT the bust
ness meeting the scmi-annua election OF the chair
mon Of committees was held. with the following
results: Miss Ellinor Ten Brock Kelley. 90 chair
man of the Philanthropic Committee. Miss Susan
Isabella Myers. s.. Missionary Committee and
Miss Florence Miller sill 10. Membership Com
mittee The association decided send Miss
Florence Lppncott. ~. 10 Cleveland next week to
attend the convention In the interests Of the Stu
dent Volunteer movement. Robert Speer, of the
Presbyterian Board Of Missions, will address the
March meeting. which Will probably be Joint
meeting with the associations Of Columbia College
and the Teachers College.
The Undergraduate Association held the third
tea OF the season yesterday afternoon under the
direction Of the sophomore class. with the follow
ing Committee Arrangements: Miss Elnor
Ten Brock Kelley. Miss Julia Watkins Miss &C.
Gle Straus. Miss Katharine Van Horne Miss Julie
Wurzberger. Miss Florence Theodore Baldwin and
Miss Stella Frances Kngsbury
The junior ball Will be held In the college theatre
ard reception rooms Monday evening The follow
ing compose the COMMITTEES; Itiss Ruth Csallia
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COLGATE.

Hamilton. e Y. Feb. B-At the Rowland GRAFTON
contest last Friday evening the prize was awarded
70 Edwards Hargrave Smith. The prize is so, and
81 presented Commencement Day.
The competitors In the Junior Prize Grafton Con
test have been announced as follows: y. r. Frame.
". c. Mason " l. Post. G. W. Strobel. S r.
Treat and c. f. Walters The contest will be
held on April Il.
Dean Crawshaw represented the University ct
the New-York Alumni dinner last Thursday even
ing. large number of alumni In attend
Captain H. NJ. Sheldon has issued a call for all
baseball players to begin practice at once. An
excellent schedule OF games has been arranged.
end the prospect is encouraging for good team
next season.
DR. d. +. Estes has presented TO the library the
following rare books: 'Bibia Lycana" in six folio
volumes, printed al Basic. by Froben in 1895:
Melencthons Corpus DOctrins Christianae." Leip-
Sic, 1872 DE I.nitatione Christi" by Thomas o
Kempis Amsterdam 100 "Missaurn Romanum .
Antwerp, 1916 DIR. Estes has also left a number
OF books IN the library for display. among them
copy OF Lucretius. printed In Venice in 1872
The Brooks lectures Science and Religion
were delivered before the Divinity School last
"Wednesday and Thursday by Professor William
North Rice Of Wesleyan University.
H. : Foster l. D. Mitchell and G e Schsiblt
have been chosen the college delegates 10 tho
third International student volunteer movement &c
be held at Cleveland, February 1911.
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AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. Feb. 1s.-The annual junior
promenade IS given by the class OF 90 at Pratt
Gymnasium this evening. The usual number of
smaller functions will keep the guests busy during
the last two days OF the week while the promenade
itself has been more sumptuously planned than any
of its predecessors.
Professor Crooks. Of the department OF political
economy. has organized economic club for the
purpose of research work in political economy the
discussion Of economic problems. and the reviewing
of current economic literature II will meet week
~, and Is composed of students in this department.
The next indoor athletic meet in which Amherst
will take part will be held by Boston College. at
Boston. on February p. Preliminary TO this and
TO succeeding meets. series of small indoor
meets Will be held twice each week the gym
nasium. medal is offered to tho competitor who
secures the greatest number of points during the
series
The college preachers for the remainder Of the
term Will be: February q. the Rev Or. &. l..
Thompson Of New-York March g. the Rev l. c.
smart OF Pittsheld. March 20 the Rev Donald
5. MacKey. The Rev. DR. Edward g. Coe OF the
Collegiate Church. New-York. the preacher
last Sunday.
Succeeding the lecture by Dr. Shaw which was
given last week. President Gates has definitely
arranged two more lectures in his series on Col
lege Thought and Public Interest" on February
~ n. +. krehbiel will lecture How to Listen TO
Music on March 81 Professor William knight
or the University OF 81. Andrews England will
lecture on Browning Wordsworth
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia Feb. 1s-Presdent Patton. OF
Princeton College addressed the students on
Wednesday. speaking from the third chapter Of
Culin curator of the archaeological museums de-
lNcred lecture Charms and Amulets"
The faculties OF the University met this after
noon for the purpose of organizing The Faculty
Club" The club IL TO be purely social in its nat
Its principal object is 10 bring together the
members OF the various faculties clubhouse
near the college buildings will be secured. and a
restaurant and dining rooms VIII be established
where the different faculty organizations will have
their headquarters. and where faculty entertain
ments may be given.
II is announced that President Mckinley Will he
present AT the University Day exercises on Tues
day. and will deliver an address The President
Will be a guest of the University and a luncheon
the exercises Mrs. Mckinley will accompanv nor
husband. and will liz the guest OF Mrs Charlie. =
Harrison IN her box Al the Academy OF Music dur
ing the ceremonies $500 ''
At the February meeting of the Classical Club
Professor D. c. Munro read "A paper on .s,uden;;
Life al the Medieval Universities"
The senior class has decided that caps and aowna
should De worn In College Hall by the members 81
the class after the Easter holidays ] ~ Isnc
stroth vas elected treasurer "Wednesday VICE
+ 3. Mc'irath. resigned. wv
This evening the members OF the Phoma hes N
Society debated the subject that
could be better rea lized by many small specializing
colleges than by few larger universities
At meeting OF the Debating Committee reid
ston and Thomas Raeburn White were chosen TO
represent the University In the coming debate
with Cornell. with Bartram Delroy Eesrick as al
ternate The persons chosen TO represent Cornell
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CITY COLLEGE.

The senior class Tuesday afternoon elected
he following officers President. J. D. Ledermann:
first vice president. r. H. Goldberger: second vice
PRESIDENT. ". Shark; corresponding secretary. W.
II. Buwinkel recording secretary. G. G. Tenant;
reasurer. y. a. Aronson. historian. J. Green
rator. c. c. Weinberger. editor. R F. Wagner:
Prophet o Kinkeldey: grand marshal. W. c.
Reed
The cap and gown will be worn at commence
ment
j. H. Baer has been elected president OF the
Junior class
rom the Young Mems Christian Association TO the
convention Of the Student Volunteers in Cleveland.
february q TO q.
The effort 10 have THE Mcrocosm' published
his year has proved unsuccessful. 1t has been
found impossible sufficient advertisements.
The college chapter OF Phi Sigma Kappa has
united with the Columbia chapter and secured new
quarters I'm Manhattan-ave Preparations now
being made for the entertainment Of delegates to
ne twentyhfth anniversary OF the fraternity In
March
f. A spitzka, rs, second bass. and W. l. Boyer.
20 first bass. have been added the gee club.
making total membership of twelve.
A prize OF set of chessmen has been offered By
the chess club 10 the winner OF the spring handi-
cap tournament
The lacrosse men began outdoor practice yester-
day. A game with Johns Hopkins has been
ranged for April 20 and there Will be other games
and Howard University 10
The athletic association has been Informed thar
at the relay races on April 3d. at the University OF
Pennsylvania. the college team will compete with
teams from Haverford Rutgers and Swarthmore
colleges. The team To represent the college vii
probably be W. X. Hammond. IS; O. J. A. Grass
49, d: strat,on, 90; f. d. Boyer. Oj. and D. Nicho
son. 81, substitute. The team is training M
ST; Bartholomew's gymnasium.
The candidates for the college baseball team ex-
poet to begin outdoor practice within the next two
weeks. II the weather permits. Games have been
arranged with Arlington Athletic Association
lege and Seton Hall
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TUFTS

College HILL Mass. Fob. B-Manaser Jones OF
the ball team gave ont this morning the season
schedule II Is the best and largest ever arranged
II follows: April g. Tufts VS.. Boston university At
home; April O. Tufts VS.. Harvard. NJ CamDriuse'
April 49, Tufts VS.. Andover. at Andover Aprh To-
Tufts VS. Brockton at Brockton: April H. Iui's vs.
Newton A. A.. at Newton; April @, Tufts vs. r'
eter at Exeter. n. H.. April q, Tufts VS. bro"a,
at Providence. r. l.: April 80 TUFTS vs. Amne.sN a,
Amherst: NAV 4 and 3. Tufts vs. Dartmouth. AZ
Hanover y. H. May and I. Tufts VS.: CrE s
Of vermont AT Burlington, Vt; May H. Tufts VS..
Dean. al Franklin Mass May 10. Tufts vs. Colby.
at College Hill; May 10. TUFTS VS. bown Ii az a.,
College Hill: May *. Tufts VS. Boston o3liese' AZ
College Hill: May %. Tufts Westbro9k a. A.;
Lewiston. Me; May 81. Tufts Colby. at water.
vile Me, and June |. Tufts vs. Bowdoh' at
Brunswick. Me. ,,.a o., ,,o
About thirty candidates are In training Tor me
ball team. , r,,, q, tho
twelfth annual convention of the New f'igItnI ~
intercollegiate Athletic Association at ne h0 zoe
Brunswick Boston. last Saturday. j. r. Kent W.
was elected secretary. - o. ..i
The senior class elected Samuel +. Capen P' 81
dent Tuesday vice John a. Cousins. who mas ie''
college. ,<. Tho All
Professor C. f. Fay lectured before d tne AZ
His topic was The Nibelungenlied ,.o,,,-o ~,
Professor D. L. Maulsby delivered MS lec'uie , I,'
faculty course at Ballou Hail. THURSDAY evening
The junior publication will be issued ABOUT
April l. , u r.
President Capen spoke at the College l. r. = a.
at Ballou Hall Friday evening. -, a..
Two papers were read at tho meeting OF I'M
Biology Club Thursday afternoon, one by Dr Lam
bert on The Mound Builders. the second by a
D. Bush. 90 on Natural Selection
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NORMAL COLLEGE,

The Alpha Beta Gamma Society has arranged
he following programme for Friday afternoon
Burning of Moscow and the kremn" by Miss
Regina Mailhouse IS; talk on THE Crimean War
md Florence Nightingale" by Miss Amelia Burr,
ss. Russian Authors-Count Tostoi and Henry
Sienkewcz" by Miss Irene Brandon, 'as and
''C cremation Of the Gar" by Miss Mabel Tyndall
'9s After the regular programme the society Will
hoose two representatives for the debate with the
Philomathean Society
The Phomathean Society will have regular
programme at its meeting on Friday, but instead
will choose two deba ters for the contest April
g The following speakers will be eligible: Miss
Tstelle Franklin. Miss Anna 7. O'Neill Miss Jessie
l.. Patchen and Miss Selma Van Praag, all of the
cla
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UNION

Schenectady n. Y. Feb. iS.-Af'er two-hour
snowfall fight between freshmen and sophomores
last week the former victorious. and sue
ceeded in throwing their opponents over the ter
race
Rectations will be suspended Washington's
Birthday. and the annual Charter Day exercises
will also be celebrated 81 that time In the morn
ing addresses will be delivered by A A. Yates *,
and Juoson = Iandon. IS. The Charter Day exer-
cises wiz ne held in the afternoon Warner Miller
80 and Or George Alexander. 81. Will be among
the speakers.
The New York State Intercollegiate Oratorical
League, comprising Union Rochester and Syracuse,
Will hold Its fourth annual meeting In this city
the evening Of March Al a preliminary contest
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YOrNG GIRL SWALLOWS CARBOLIr ACID

Isabella Stern. seventeen years old. daughter OF
Jacob Stern. artist. OF No. as East Fi.ty-sev-
enth-st tried 10 Kill herself about l O'Clock yes
terday morning by swallowing quantity Of car
boc acid She Is Flower Hospital end
considered 10 be out OF danger Policeman WIN
gartner found her lying the bottom step OF the
elevated station IN Fifty-seVenth-St. and Second
ave with bottle In her hand. and ne had her
removed TO the hospital in an ambulance II took
two hours restore her 10 cons ,iousness
II was subsequently learned that the young
worked as a saesgir in drygoods store;
but did not like g. and gave up the place, and
that her father had upbraided her for wha, she
had done
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SMITH.

Northampton Mass Feb 1S-On Saturday night
the Phi Kappa Psi Society held It's semi-annual
meeting The following officers were elected
President. Adene Flint Wing. '0s; vice-president
Harriet Chalmers Bliss. 30: secretary. Ruth Louise
Strickland 30; treasurer. Katharine Brigham. 90;
editor. Marion Puch Read. '0S Harriet Lycinthia
Barnes and Marion Wolcott Winkler. 90. were ad-
mitted TO the society.
The girls OF the Delta Sigma House gave their
annual tea Saturday afternoon and in the
evening an attractive little german Of college girls
and Amherst mel.
The preliminary trials for the senior dramatcs
ended on Saturday. and the final trials before Mr.
Young, OF New-York the trainer. will begin on
next Saturday.
The History Club met usual on Tuesday night
Anne Ide Barrows %. Of Providence. r. l., who
has been studying at Brown. has come back 10 as
sst in the biological laboratory.
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WILLIAMS.

Williamstown. Mass. Feb. l8-The Dramat'
Club will make its first appearance AZ the VIII
Jamestown Opera House Saturday evening u
"The House Party" The play was written o.
Ketchum '9s. and Conger. %. 1t Will h" precede'
by the farce entitled THE Mouse Trap Th'
proceeds Of the evening will he given to the foot
ball assocla tion. 49,
The Glee Banjo and Mandolin clubs gave con
cert on Monday evening In Hoosic Faii1.
The second Thompson entertainment was give!
on the evening Of February II, when +. Hopkfl
son Smith read selections from SeVera' OF "I'
works.
The Rev Or. Scudder. of Woburn, admnisteTeo
tho sacrament of the Lords supper last SUNDAY
lie also delivered the preparatory lecture OF Satur
day evening IT,
Dr. Bascom is giving a series or SUNDAY ai''i
noon talks 10 the seniors. .
Professor Woodbridge is giving course OF
Hygiene OF the Home" -
Professor Stafford has been elected an honorsry
member of the Albany Institute. Of Albany. y. Y
The Junior Class Supper Committee Is Branch.
Mason Rowland H. G.. Taylor and Vary
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TROTBLF OVER TIE DEAD ESQTTHAC.

There Is likely TO be trouble over the DISPOSE
lion OF the body OF Russian. the Esouimau who
died on Thursday night in Bellevue Hospital
superintendent Wallace, Of the Museum OF
Natural History in whose care the Esqli-
maus have been. wishes 10 dissect the body
and have the skeleton mounted as study
This does not meet with the approval OF su-
perintendent O Rourke. OF Bellevue Hospital and
he has consulted Commissioner Keller. OF the char
tiles Department. and left the claim with him for
settlement. The body OF the Esquimau l. now IN
the Morgue.
night II was agreed that students al Bellevue
should make such use of IL possible In the dis
sect,ng- room and that the skeleton should then be
mounted and preserved I'm the Museum OF Natural
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NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

The gymnasium well filled AZ the first p-,.
contest between the Rutgers College AMI 10 Nsv
York University College athletic teams On wean4,
day evening. Perhaps the greatest applause IA,
given 10 the young sophomore from China Fun,
Bowe, for his swinging Of clubs The University
team secured the prize. making nearly 'aice a,
many points az their opponents. The contests re-.
suited follows:
Fence vaut-R Campbell. %. y. Y a.. hlst, T,o.,-
son. 30. Kutgers. sec nd. y. Belchcr. %. y 7. T.
third.
Parallel bsrs-F. J. Boloher % y. y r.. FIRST Nun.
man. Rutgers. seoond siraesbnrecr RIigers mn.
rumtling-N. = Tlrpkns -. y. !. IT,. first. pIS
20 y. Y T.. second. Searles. % Rutgers. third.
High jump-B7ksw. %. Rutgers. frat. r J. B-lcs,
20. y. l. T.. md. z. Campbell. -. y. 7 o. hid
club swlngIng-Shea 90 Rutgers. first, n y
:iacCracken. 90. y. Y. T. second. 4 F. B,se. 20 n
Y T.. third.
Horizontal bar-G F. Rose ~ y Z 70. first l. ?
Hermann. rs. y. Y t.. second: huffman. Ru's-rS
third
Relay rice: y. Y. r.-MoIleson %: : " HICKS %;
/. =. Hermann. IS. \. " Smith. -. fgtssu-
Pumley 90 Brokaw %. Hart. 80. Brink ~ Wa
b. y Y. l.
New-York University made %. and Rutgers .
points The next contest with Rutgers VIII tai.
place az New-Brunswlck.
DR. " " Rand Of the New-York Tract S0ce,y
has laid the foundation FOR department library D.
philosophy a. University Heights. The tI1i yiyea
by him has enab led the library % purchase oas
hundred and twenty-five volumes this year.
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SAYS HE RAN AWAY WITH HER MONEY

Dora Christensen. forty-fv years old arrived
from Germany on the steamship Prussia and ex-
planned to the Board of Special Inquiry that she
came here in search OF her husband. Christopher
Christensen She declared that her first husband
bequeathed about 5000 TO her last year. She then
married Christensen, and he took $4,000 from her
and away. She accused him OF having four
wives. and declared that he got 5000 from one
OF them and more money from the others.
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SYRACUSE

Syracuse Feb. ls-Chanc ellor James r. Day 4, IN
Eew-York for few days on business connected
with the University
For the next few days class politics will be the
chief theme OF the students. The seniors met q
few days ago. but were anahe to elect 40 no.t
poneo the election til next Monday Last
1huraday afternoon the freshmen held an exc,t,pg
meeting. In which states and wires were rnuch a.,
ey,aehee but nnaily elected the following officers
Iresident, VI. J.. Reed. vice resident Miss OIivia
Pratt, secretary. Miss Edith Kinney: treasurer
J jackson; poet. Miss L. II. Baldwin: toastmas,e,
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

supreme Court.
Bs Pryor J.
O'Hara agt Carer-John &. Guck
Ahbe-isaac II. Brennan
Matter Of cromwell aye.-lsaac h Brennan.
Matter OF B1scolel ave.--isaac b. Brennan
Matter ~ Nelson Isaac H. Nelson.
Bates Nirolet Hamilton odell
Matter 81 Hone jr.-John Hone Jr.
Matter q National Ice Machine C'mpany-Pnil'p IN
penter - -. u
Ahney
By Bischor Jr., J.
Valentine knckerhocker SILK Cnmpany-Jsnes o.
Meals . -,
Murphy agt. Nurphy-SylVester l. n Ward.
Miller agt Judson-Royal ;. Crane.
by Beekman. j
Matter 81 schiuter-Chsrles u. HuNSei
BY Freedman. j.
David Meyer Brewing Company sst Pfener-Ausu"s
H. vanderpoe
by Chase. j.
Norden agt Ryan-Hauy v Morgan
Sadone agt Hartley-Reuoen Mspiesoeh
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By Pryor J.
Matter OF National Ice Machine Company-Charl>s j.
Hardy
BY Mclaughlin. J.
John A. Rosbiins's sons sst Joseph \ wssa-T>aDA~
AustaA-
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tee J. ! Ackerman: captain OF track team Albert

Frazer. -. ,.n,r,
Professor Albert Howard Garrett, OF me dePa r,s
ment Of vocal music In the Coege Oh FIN mn "a =,
gave n recital in Grouse College Hall on Thursnay
ofternoon lie was assisted by Professor Adof
Frey pianist. ,,xo, hall FOR
The last OF the three games OF basket ,pan TOT
cha mpionshlp. between the freshmen ana soPno
more teams of young women. was playcu ~ .l5 ~
gymnasium last Thursday evening. After a sPIIt.u
contest II was won by the sophomores py "a $50
Of 1s To s who thus won the last two or tne tnIes
games After this game the Varsity ana secoho
team OF men played. with n score OF - 70 =. ...
President Henry Wade Rogers OF Northwestern
University at Evanston. Ill. Will deliver the co'
mencement Grafton here next June
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arc. Clinton Thompson Horton Walter Martn
link Miss Abigail I'M Laughn and 6. Care' ta
"Pcsovod That immgra ton into the united
states should be restricted TO those who can reau
md write the English language. PROVIDED tnhl F"'
isfactory provision be made for the ADMISSION. Oh
those dependent such qualified Immigrant -,
The annual relay carnival of the University VIII
he held this year on April 30. Invitations nave
been sent TO all the leading schools ana coleeeS
and from the number OF acceptances already re-
ceived the carnival bids fair to eclipse the former