The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-25
NOTED EDUCATORS
 OF NATION FORM
 A WILSON CLUB
Membership List Shows the Trend of Independent
 Vote of Country

I similar studies related to the nationa issues of to-day. Most of the educa. l tors on the list have been indepen. dent Republicans. The colleges best represented are large institutions ir l doubtful states, such as Cornell 1 Princeton, Clark and Columbia New |, England does well, with Harvard Dartmouth and Williams leading Ii would be difficult to find a fairer i'm dex to the trend of the educated in- dependent vote. The list follows: Felix Adler, Columbia, New York city. James E. Aelen, Davis & Elkins, Ell kins, w. Va.
 S. E. Allen, Williams. Williams town. Mass.
 James Rowland Angell, Chicago Chicago.
 LeRoy c. Barret, Trinity, Hartford Conn.
 John Spencer Bassett, Smith Northampton, Mass. over. N. H.
 H. G. Campbell, Morningside, Sioux City, Iowa.
 Edward capps, Princeton. Prince
 J. Mex. Cattel1. Columbia, New York city. | Jos S. Chamberlain, Mass. Agricul- tural, Amherst, Mass. l Arthur Houston Chivers, Dart mouth Hanover. N. H. Philips H. Churchman. Clark, Wor- cester, Mass. 1 D. T. Clark, williams, Williams town, Mass.
 E. G. Conklin, Princeton, Prince ton, N. J. l J. E. Creighton, Cornell, Ithaca. N lY. Edgar Dawson. Columbia, New
 John Dewey, Columbia, New York City.
 Edwin H. Dickinson, Dartmouth I Hanover, N. H. 1 William Edward Dodd, Chicago
 Louis H. Dow, Dartmouth. Han- | over, N H.
 Garrett Droppers. Williams Will liamstown. Mass. William A. Cunning, Columbia New York city. L. P. Eisenhart, Princeton. Prince ton, N. J. Edwin Rogers Embree, Alumni Registrar. Yale. New Haven. Conn. Irving A. Field. Clark, Worcester, Mass.
 Henry B. Fine. Princeton. Prince l ton, N. J. Irving Fisher, Yale, New Haven, Conn. William Foster. Princeton, Prince ton, N. J.
 ..J H.. Gerould, Dartmouth, Han- over, N. H. Harry A. Garfield. President, Will Hams Wiliamstowp, Mass. Frank GoodrichJ Williams, Will liamstown, Mass. Norman s. B. Gras, Clark, worces- l ter, Mass.
 William R. Gray, Dartmouth, Han- over, N. H..
 Leland Griggs. Dartmouth. Han- over, N. H. A. D.. F. Hamlin. Columbia, New York city.
 Frank H. Hankins, Clark, worces- ter, Mass. l. wm. R. Hart, Mass. Agricultural Amherst, Mass.
 IT, Mercy Hodgman, President Macalester. St. Paul, Minn.
 G. A. Hullet, Princeton, Princeton N. J.
 Meyer Jacobstein, Rochester Rochester. N. Y.
 F. F. Jewett, Oberlin, Oberlin Ohio. | Wm. H. Johnson. Denison. Gran. Edward M. Lewis, Dean. Mass. Argi. Amherst, Mass. | A. H. Licklider. Williams. Will. l1iamstown Mass l Charles R. Lngley, Dartmouth Hanover, N. H. | o, w., Long. Williams, williams. town, Mass.
 John K. Lord. Dartmouth. Han. over. N.. H. George D. Lord, Dartmouth. Han. over. N. H. | .Chas. E. Lyon, Clark, Worcester Mass. Il Andrew Cunningham Mclaughlin Chicago. Chicago, III.
 James McMahon. Cornell. Ithaca IN. Y. l Wm. L. Machmer. Mass. Agricui tural, Amherst, Mass. Alex. A. Mackimmie, Mass. Agri cultural, Amherst, Mass.
 c. L. Maxcy. Williams, Williams town, Mass. George Herbert Mead, Chicago } Chicago.
 Brainerd Mears. Williams. Will liamstown. Mass.
 Leverett Mears, Williams, Will Hams, Williamstown, Mass. Carey E. Melville, Clark, Worces ter, Mass.
 Dickinson S. Miller, Columbia New York city.
 Lucius Hopkins Miller, Princeton Princeton. N. J. Ernest Merritt, Cornell, Ithaca, N Y. Robert w. Neal, Mass. Agricul tural Amherst, Mass. Chas. G. Osgood, Princeton, Prince ton, N. J. John. E. Ostrander, Mass. Agricul tural, Amherst, Mass.
 T. R. Parkinson. Columbia, New York City.
 Dexter Perkins, Rochester. Roches ter, N. Y. Bliss Perry, Harvard, Cambridge Mass. J. J. Pettijohn, Indiana, Blooming ton, Ind. James P. Porter, Clark, Worcester Mass George M Priest. Princeton Princeton, N. J. Walter E. Prince, Mass. Agricul tural, Amherst, Mass. Frank F. Rand, Mass. Agricultural Ar,torct