been proposed is no exception. Some one should
and must take the lead to give us the results need
ed. The labor in many cases must be of love for
your college, but the benefits of the training which
will be given you will repay all efforts. Let the
start be made and at once !
Pennsylvania State College having struggled
through much prejudice from , which it is now free
ing itself is beginning to find a spirit of jealousy
abroad ready to, create wrong conceptions. The
newspaper properly used is the best weapon by
which .to overcome both in that it reaches the
AN ALUMNUS.
public
IN MEMORIAM.
JAMES F. PATRICK.
Hall of Pa. ZAlpha Zeta, March 26, 1893
WHEREAS, a Loving Father, who orders all
things for the best and does not willingly lay the
hand of affliction upon us, has removed from our
midst our beloved and respected brother in Z A.
E. James F. Patrick, therefore, Be it
Resolved, that in the passing away of Brother
Patrick, Pa. Alpha Zeta has lost one of her best,
noblest, and truest membeti.
Resolved, that we send out our hearts full of
sympathy to the sorrowing parents and family,
who have lost a good, noble, christian son and
brother.
Resolved, that these resolutions be inscribed up
on the minutes of Pa. Alpha Zeta, that a copy be
sent to the bereaved family of the deceased, and
that they be published in the FREE LANCE and the
Z. A. E. Record.
W A. SILLIMAN.
Committee. H. A. KUHN.
J. M. MCKIBBEN.
IN MEMORY OF A CLASS-MATE.
At . a meeting of the Junior class held to-day the
fallowing resolutions were adopted ;
THE FREE LANCE.
We the members of the class of '94, of the Penn
sylvania State College, realizing the loss which
we have sustained in the death of our friend and
cl tss-mate, Times F. Patrick, do hereby resolve
that, in the death of our friend, we have lost a
true companion, much endeared to us by his gen
ial and generous disposition ; and the class an
ardent and zealous supporter.
Resolved, that in view of the loss which we have
sustained, we, as a class, do tender our sincerest
sympathy to the family and relatives of our depart
ed class-mate.
Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, to the papers
at his late home and in Bellefonte; and in the
College paper.
H. P. DOWLER.
A. F. DAMON. Class Committee.
J. M. BREWER.
Mar. 16, 1893. State College, Pa.
At a special meeting of the State College Society
of Christian Endeavor, March 22, 1893, the
following resolutions were adopted :
WHEREAS, it has pleased God in his love and
wisdom to visit his people with death by taking
from among us one who has sincerely labored in
the cause of Christ and the Church, one who by
his walk and conversation did show forth those
christian graces that follow prayer and the desire
to be christ-like. one who in the strength of his
youth had exhibited traits of integrity, charityand
wisdom in his obedience to duty, therefore be it
Resolved, that the Christian Endeavor Society
of State College manifest its grief in the death of
James Patrick, which occurred March x 6, 1893,
who was an associate member of the Society ; be
cause in his death we have lost a valuable friend,
andan earnest co-laborer, in God's vineyard, and
Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions be en
tered•upon the minutes of the Society, one be
presented to the College FREE LANCE for publica-
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.