New-York tribune., 1907-12-14

o,oro,or, subjects required mechanlcal ui
ing descriptive geometry and mechanics "ii'alli
Crosby Marshall assistant professor OF drawing III
the Scientific School, will conduct the ne" couis So
The course is an innovation at Yale, which, as lar
as Is known Is the first university TO offer such IN
struction.
..you seem to find that book very interesting,
Yes. it's delightful. I've glanced at the END, END,
ing and the hero and heroine ooh get i'
after all."-Illustrated Bits
The resolutions which were adopted at the meet
ing M professors instructors and tutors OF the
-. ,ao,. ,ecbrica1 institute and all institutions
- ,earninp connected with the University OF
vienna az 2 protest against Dr. Lugers pan "
nIace the schools in control OF the Church auti.
ties described the proposed act as he'rilii "
the interests of education In an article on 'ie
subject in Vienna paper. "a schoolmaster VINO
hos crown old in the profession. says: When
we said that we were resolved to fight with all the
means at command all enorts 10 iidhe '''
university dependent on any poAucai OF reiisioN'
marty. we said what patriotism and the love
for our profession dictated. We want Shurcn pro-
lection or dctation for university as itte mere
as our brothers in America want IT there 1here
the intellectual people have erected wall oe'"eeh
education and Church affairs which Is inipresnaoe-
On both sides II the institutions prosper one III
dependent of the other. and that is as it should be-
Well what are you doing the there ,s, aSKe6 cm6ed ihs
tree In time to escape savage ou!Ioos' ;,,o,
Madame" replied the hobo III was mn, my te1t ns
ton to ask for handout but IN the ih.eress @ p VI
humanity I request that you give any sur sur
plus food you may haze hsye on Inn hana 70 my canine
When Bank Of England note returns TO the
hank II Is never reissued. says -Tit-Bits." II il
cancelled by having the signature of the chief
cashier torn off A days signatures thus detached
often amount weight of twenty pounds SO
some idea may be gathered Of the enormous guam
tity of notes dealt with in a days business. After
tho signatures are torn off the notes are pricked
off In the register. and sorted into the dates OF
fssue They are then placed in boxes in the
vaults where they kept for five years. after
which they are burned in furnace placed in
courtyard. Every morning at O'Clock this hre Is
lighted and the notes which were received at the
bank five years previously consigned to the
flames 40 900 notes being consumed in this manner
every week.
II want you write me play.
What sort OF a play? ~
We'll, have seventeen specialties. Get me
up enough stuff 10 wedge 'em apart Ne Up.
1t Is now possible in England for artists and
authors to insure their work against failure The
manager Of a Lonour insurance company recently
said that most of the companies were prepared to
ACCEPT risks which a short time ago would have
been considered ridiculous Under policies now
obtainable insurance can be obtained by an author
that his book will sell to given number OF
copies: A playwright that his drama will not be
taken off the stage through failure before stpu-
lated number of performances; painter that his
canvas will be accepted by the Paris Salon or the
Royal Academy or will be sold within q time
agreed upon. a composer that his song will be
success: golfer that he will be relieved Of fnan-
cial responsibility IL he hits Injuries his caddie.
'.Of course" said the insurance man. I'VE will not
issue a policy IL the risk is obviously too great
An author, artist. playwright would have to be
of established reputation. Sir A. Conan Doyle
and Mr. Kipling could obtain policy ,nsuring that
any book they wrote would have sale running
into hundreds of thousands OF copies. Mr.. Pinero.
as a playwright, would be similarly insured. II
we were asked to insure the success OF a new
painting by tolerably we'll known artist would
submit it to art critic.
II suppose you will be very careful not to make
any mistakes during your first term
''MistakeS!' echoed the member. II should
say not. 1 completely sghted that don't
even get a chance to make mistakes. .''-Washington
Star.