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The entire file of the Free, Lance will be bound and placed in
the Lance reading room.
How many of the students know that the borough now sup
ports a policeman ?
The sale of cattle by the College Experiment Station, Sep
tember 22d, amounted to nearly $l7OO, the prices being very
satisfactory.
A very handsome compound incandescent dynamo has been
placed in the Electrical Laboratory.
Prof. Reber is spending this term in California, but expects to
return at the beginning of the year.
Mr. Greenwood, graduate of Wooster Polytechnic Institute,
takes the place of Mr. Stone as instructor in the shops.
At the last meeting of the Mandolin Club, L. G. Dodge was
elected leader.
While the students of the Mining Summer School were in
South Bethlehem, they were entertained by Dr. Drown, President
of Lehigh University.
Mr. Siebert, who was an instructor in the Civil Engineering
Department Inst year, hns accepted a position with a prominent
architect in Cumberland, Md.
The Christian Endeavor Society held a social at the home of
Prof. Butz on the evening of September 23d. The special feature
of the entertainment was a shadow pantomime, which was
thoroughly enjoyed. The attendance was quite large.
During the summer the engine and dynamos were removed
from the Physical Laboratory to the Engineering building. The
dynamo room will now be used as a laboratory, the power being
supplied by College Light and Traction Plant.
The first meeting of the Press Club was held Tuesday even
ing, September 21st. W. A. Thomas ’9B, was unanimously
elected treasurer to fill the place of the late Mr. Stevenson. Nine
names were proposed for membership. Twelve magazines as
well as several daily and weekly newspapers have been ordered,
and it is the intention of the members to furnish reliable news of
the college for publication.
Mr. Howard P. Nash, of Southport, L. 1., one of the officials
of the S. A. E. fraternity, visited the local Chapter during the
earlier part of this month.
Prof. Gill made a brief visit to his former home, Boston, during
College Notes.