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Review New York City; American Muse um of Natural History, New York City; School Review, Chicago, Ill.,; Department of Education, United States Commission; Silver Burdett & Co.,, New York; Wash ington University, St. Louis. Mo.
 Class 3, Higher Education-Amercan Li- brary Association Association of Collegi- ate Alumanae, Congressional Library, Washington, D. C.; Cercle Francais, of Harvard University; Bryn Mawr College, Vassar College, Wellesley College, Dewet Melbourne Qibrarian), Denton brothers, Wellesley Teachers College, New York; Educational Review, New York City; Mas sachusetts Institute of Technology, New York State Museum, Albany N. r.; liar yard Observatory, Cambridge, Mass; De- partment of Education, United States Com mission University of California, Berkeley, Cal; University of Chicago, Columbia Uni versity, New York City; Cornell Universi- ty, Ithaca, N. Y; Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass; Johns Hopkins Univer- sity Baltimore, Md; Rowlands, T. B., Bal timore; University of the State of New York, Albany N Y; University of Penn sylvana, Philadelphia; Princeton Univsr- sity Princeton, N. J.; Yale University, New Haven, Conn; professional education of the United States.
 Class. Art Education-Art Institute, of Chicago: Normal Art School, Boston; Art Students League, New York City; Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology (archi- tecture).
 Class 5, Agricultural Education-Depart- ment of Education United States Commls- sion; Dabney, Charles w., Knoxville, Tenn.
 Class 6, Inductrial and Commercial Edu- standardization Book Company, New York City; Bureau of Education, Washing ton, D. C.: Board of Education, Boston (evening schools); Department of Educa- ton, State of New York; Butler, Nicholas Murray, New York City; Pierro Business College, Philadelphia; Metropolitan Com mercial College, Chicago; Packard Busi- ness College, New York City; Spencerian Business College, Cleveland, O.; Carlise Indian School Pennsylvania; New York Trade School, New York City; Hampton Institute, Virginia; Tuskegee Institute. Alabama; Business College, Albany, N. Y. Bureau of Indian Affairs, Washington, D. C.; Howard University, Washington, D. C.; Massachusetts Institute of Techno- logy, Boston: Department of Fine Arts, Group 2.
 Group 9, Class 7-John s. Sargent; E. W. Bliss Company; Niles Tool Works Com pany; J. A. Fay & Eagan Company.
 Gold Medals-Ballegine Company; Will liam Sellers Company; George F. Blake Manufacturing Company; Thus, Olson & Company; Otis Elevator Company; Rand Drill Company; Charles A Schieren Co.,. Crane Company; Ingersoll-Sergeant Drill Company; Shaw Electric Crane Company; Simonds Manufacturing Company; Chicago B. Tool Company; Morse Twist Drill and Machine Company; Cincinnati Milling and Machine Company; Handy Machine Com pany; Warner & Swazey; Norton Emery Wheel Company; Bemert Miles & Co.,; E. c. Atkins Company; Bisholt Machine Com pany; Jones 6 Adamson Machine Com- pany; F. 10. Reed Company; Deering Har- vest Company; Bulard Machine Tool Com pany; Pond Machine Tool Company.
 Awards were also made in the following departments: Electricity; civil engineer ing and transportation; machinery; chemi- cal industrials; forestry; agriculture; min ing and metallurgy.