COLLEGE NO
l ofessor Willard will deliver an
'rated lecture on ''S ellar Evolu
',' in the Old Chapd, on Satur
evening, April ' 6, at 7:30
y one is cordially invited to
a,
tiore
day
Eve
atte
T
e regular chapel exercifses this
ing, April 14, 1910, were fol
mor
lowe
me
1 by a short program corn
orative - of! the one hundredth
annitersary of !the birth of the Hon.
Justin S. Morri'll, the author of the
act bf Congresb through which the
so-called "land-grant" colleges in
the various states were established.
By act of Counicil of Administration,
the regular co4ge exercises for the
first hour were omitted.
The address of ach of the follow
ing men, former students of the col
lege, is missing; Any person know
ing the
,present location of any of
them williconfer a favor by notify
the Sectetary to !the President:
Earl E. Adams; A H. Berger;
Charles E. Be . u;gler; James J. Con
nelly; Albert F. Dore; F. J. Eato ;
:,
John T. Foley; John N.I, Forke ; G.
A. Graffins; L. B. Grindlay; Ge/ rye
T. Haldeman; Walter E H rsh;
John D. Jones; Israel H. Kraft;
Stewart' A. Long; W H McCon
naugby; J. H. Painter;- Theo 1 V.
Perry; George Pierce; Joseph Ray;
J A. Sharp; James A. Stephens;
Frank M. Torrance; C. T Wade; P.
A. Waleen; Silas H. Yorks.
Deutscher Verein Meeting.
At the regular meeting of the
Deutscher Verein on Friday even
ing, the main feature of the program
was jan address by Mrs. G. G.
Pond, describing the student 9 ele
bration in Germany on Bismark's
eightieth birthday. Her talk 'pic
tured in a -most vivid and interesting
manner this remarkable celebration,
the only one of its kind in the
world's history. All the members
present expressed their apprecia
tion of Mrs Pond's address in a
ttiP cor.tyGt.ks:
unanimous vote of thanks.
The program cb miree for the
next meeting promi es an interest
ing and entertaining ening, and all
members are urged'[ be present.
J W Allen 'O9 is at Houston
Tex 'on Switchboard Installation
work -
14. H. Glenn 'O9 is also on Instal
laticin, work onl the Lowndale Ex
change of the Chicago lel: Co.
fl C. Spryer 'C9, has been called
in born New Or4eans and is noW at
the Physical La* in New'York'City. ,
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