Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-19

LEARNED BRITONS
VISITING COLLEGES
Educational Mission Sees
. Drexel Institute and
L. of p.
TWO WOMEN, IN PARTY
Aim TO Counteract Propaganda
Sown by German Pro.
Iessors
TWO WOMEN. IN PARTY

scholars of Great Britain are today in
specting Philadelphia institutions Of
learning. They constitute mission
whose aim II To utilize the force OF edo
.1t."u 10 ""lu the countries oi 'ne
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aganda sown hero before inc war
,Lro,,si. IA - ,,.,,,n, mo.
fcssorshirs.
THE ,,rt,. ,v,,ict, i,.I,dcs fv, noted
professors ard two Of Englands great
est woman scholars. left the Bellevue
Stra'Iord at 10 O'Clock aud proceeded to
DreXci Institute Later they will visit
the University Of Pennsylvania.
me learned Visitors who arrived ~ the
o,, sl,fr,., ~ ~. ~, ~
~ HHIP'tE, vice CnHht"io' OF the TN
tbis Nco,rtr,. onn n.he - ,Sa hnno,l
,,,. ,E S'u W'o MUS lre "Vi'oi ~
rrinceton T.niyor.i,,.. ,ha gev nr ia
,,.,rd Nta,,t,,r,, ,,I,.. -, -. -,
College Oyford Sir Itsnrv 4 Niers
vice chancellor OF Manchester Eniyer-
.tty: prof .John JoIv trinity College.
Dublin University. Cir Henry .Ioneg
professor Of moral philosophy in Glas-
gov hl'erslty and one Of Lloyd
Gcorges personal friends Miss Caroline
surgeon professor OF English lttcra-
flIp the University pf I.op1on aud
Mic ~. siIa,,it ,,,.,,,,a,
WIS rose SldsWlck. lecturer at the
nv 'S''S VI h'r."'nshan'
'N'''"'s OF ihr educators:
Dr. John Jolly
For NOR" than twenty years Doctor Jolly
las .Ss .,. g"'H professor Of geol9sI ard min
w.os. g,oarn, in. Ireland in 1851 and educated
az TRINITY college. in which he held srV-
"ral posts before his appointment to the
mar ne now occupies Althoush distin-
known as = pioneer in the modern method
Of pho'"g-aphy Ia colors. lie has the honor
rgoosrsphs in natural s c0ors S" by "eSSiS iSe use
"i 4" minutely Eubdivlded screen carrying
performed In 1897 Another matter Of
I"n"ral interest was dealt with by Doctor
ocean by ostmatin the amount OF com
mon ,ssIt carried to. It BY the rivers and
and in SREh orGsr ,Ss S the Se s. G9' in s.
sea Watcr should have acquired its pres
and has devoted much time TO problems
"uhy,rning suhma rine warfare.
Sir Henry Jone.
SIR Henry Jonoa the professor or moral
wdshmsh Twshna ha G1sss9w nsssoSs rqS1s qSS5 o,
G"orgr like England's Prime Minister
cobnhr. Although the son of poor par.
cnts Sir Henry. like his friend Lloyd
confines Of the North Wales yiIiggr' and
while working at the shocmsiier's bench.
prepared
sradnating from that institution he bccame
a schooimastor. After two years IN that
sity. whore he speedily became one OF Inc
lorrmo-t Students in the great philosoophiss9sl
IIcnry. Hc i an LII D. OF st. Andrews.
. =. Lit. Of. the lniversity. Of Wales and
knishted IN 1912.
DIR. Arthur Everett Shipley
% cambridge is weii-known in in his coun
try and Tor several years has been a for
cign momtNr Cf IN" American Associa ton
mntioioS"aI Sociotv o. washinrton. shin nn In
ENGLAND he occupies an enviable position
has contributed many text books on vari-
of tho war hr appreciated the dosirGctiye
.n.g"s Of INSECTS and. after ear ful
aiics and other insect ilfs on he war ma
GnIn' wrote two interesting and illuminat-
,mg books on the subject, rhrse hooks
Minor Horrors" have had a vide Circu.
Royal society and 'p mSmber Of e'oW score or '" Of
British scientific societies.
Sir Henry Mirs
uanrbSstssr s 'g.r'GHiIor OF ine unNGfsT ot
n Great britain as one, OF thc World.
e ea., scientist o d IA 3n3 IN 'hS agd %t min,
m n" was %sP born n n'% in South H5'Sn &np but
was taken to England when two years
and va" tor spTsSsSu msny years Ws 1E
g,,,h nc htn nritsh Muscpg and hc rHiyor,
~l'! OF l.ouluf IN lNNs Nhll" stdtloh'u
at the British Museum he attNmpied bal
'oou voyage to Vienna in company with
simmons, "a noted aeronaut Of that ppriod.
and gentleman named Field. On an.
preaching the coast of Essex a high wind
compelled simmons to descend The bal
.oon was anchored 10 a tr." but the oc.
Cunani' Gt- tn ear nern thrown ont and
f'l. - ~" ground simmons WAS Killed
and Field sustained serious injuries. Sir
Henry Mlcrs susta inod no permanent injury.
He was knighted in 1917. For three wars
he has been an sCtlv" member Of commit
tee appointed by The Prime Minister 20
report on adult education.
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The scholastic interests Of Doctor Walker
lie IN the held of ancient history. and par
tcularly Greek history, On this subject
he has contributed many articles to the
Encyclopedia Britannica and has written
, book on the 'Hellenica OXyrhynchia, It's
Authorship ana Authority" He is a crrry-
msu Of the Church OF England and hn =
been select preacher on many occasions
To the University of oxford
Nil. C.,o,,,. sn,-r
Mis- 'aroiihe SpurgeOh
Miss Caroline Spurgeon, a daughter OF
the tate Captain christopher Spurgeun Of
; | Twvford Norfolk, was educa ted at t'he el-
,, don twhere she, was 9ua!n ,esssyist and