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faced the problems of a country nearly
one-fourth of whose people are massacred,
whose reserves are mostly used up, and
where means of communication practi-
cally do not exist. Its work has contin-
ued through hottest warfare between Tar-
tars and Armenians.

“The re-establishment of the Armeni-
ans in their own country,” said Dr. Heald,
“is one of the finest opportunities to work
out good ideas of government.” The Ar-
menians are probably one of the highest
orders of the human race, intelligent,

with a live spirit, and an intense desire
for education.

Relief for Armenia must come from vol-
unteer subscriptions from the wealth of
America. Armenia cannot borrow money
as a nation, but she works for her gifts.
Huge industrial plants have been estab-
lished where Armenians manufacture
cloth to dress their orphans. During the
gravest times of fighting with the Tar-
tars, calico was used as exchange for
sorely-needed wheat. With loaded camel
the Tartars brought the grain, guarded by
Armenian horsemen, armed to the teeth.

Now that fighting is over, reconstruc-
tion work can go on more quickly, the
Armenians left from the massacres can
flock back to their country, and industry
and government be established.

Dr. Heald expects to return to the Cau-
casus within a month. His work there is
practically the same as that to be taken
up in Persia by Dr. Post, a member of
the Service Corps.

SCIENCE CLUB ABOLISHED
The Science Club has been definitely
given up, following a vote taken at a
meeting last week. According to M.
France '19, former president, the scope of
the organiaztion was felt to be too gen-
eral to arouse interest, as compared with
the specialized clubs, such as the Philoso-
phy and Doctors’ Clubs.
The Science Club was founded in 1905.

CALENDAR
Thursday, November 21
5.00 p.m.—Lecture by Professor Casa-
mion, Professor of English
Literature at the Sorbonne,
on “The France of Today
and Tomorrow.”
7.30 p.m.—Talk on Current Events by
Dr. Fenwick.

Friday, November 22
8.00 p.m.—Lecture by Lieut. Robert
Nichols on War Poetry, un-
der the auspices of the Eng-
lish Club.

Saturday, November 23
10.00 a. m.—Varsity Hockey vs. All-Phila-

delphia.
7.80p.m.—Senior Reception to the
Freshmen.
Sunday, November 24
6.00 p. m.—Vespers. Speaker, M. L.

Thurman ’19.
8.00 p.m.—Chapel. Sermon by the Rev.
L. H. Seelye, Chaplain U. 8.
Army.
Monday, November 25
7.30 p. m.—Lecture on Social Hygiene by
Dr. Ellen Potter.

Wednesday, November 27
1.00 p.m.—Thanksgiving Vacation bé-
gins.
Monday, December 2
Thanksgiving Vacation ends.
4.00 p. m.—Required Gymnastics Classes

inet: Membership, M. Wilcox; Religious

begin. Meetings, M. Speer; Bible and Mission

Sunday, December 8 Study, O. Howard; Social Service, P.
Vespers, Speaker, K. Stiles/Smith; Sewing, C. Peek; Junk, A. Nich-

"22. ols; Federation, G. Rhoads: Maid's

8.00 p.m.—-Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. / Classes, C. La Boiteaux; Bates, E. Dono-
Shailer Mathews, D.D. of the/hue; Employment Bureau, C. Baird:

| ssi during th past week In pledses for
it, Jalumne and friends of the C. A, have:
bits of the Ark are buried in Noah's

grave, The Red Cross Commission has |



not yet come in, -
Over four hundred dollars was pledged
without designation as to where it should

causes are:

'g0. The amounts pledged to the various tT



Federation Secretary ....... $177.50
MO TO kes vi dec sicecs 163.50
Mees POD ek eccce -.. 180.00
MP oss vice bei vel 357.00
Summer School ......... aces BO00
mates Mouse .......... vcove AeAeOU
Community Center .......... 290.00
OF, MAary JOOS .......<..., 28.00
POUUI, 55 ook eect ccadel. 180.00
CIE ow hick ha ceei ees 463.00

MO i Fo yo ck sv cdi, $3142.00

The contributions by classes. amount
to: 1919, $731.50; 1920, $573.50; 1921,
$851.50; 1922, $949; Graduates, $25.50.

NEWS IN BRIEF



Miss Katharine McGiffert, A.B., Bar-
nard 1916, arrived here last week to be
warden of Denbigh. Miss McGiffert is
the daughter of President McGiffert, of
the Union Theological Seminary.
Dr. James Leuba, Professor of Psychol-
ogy, will speak tomorrow morning in
chapel.
- The Junior Committee on Class Rings
and Seals is: M. Hardy, M. L. Mall, N.
Gookin, E. Stevens, D. Clark.
M. Kinard '20 is Junior member of the
Students’ Building Committee.
The Religious Meetings Committce
hopes to be able to get Gipsy Smith, of
London, to preach here on December
15th.
Clarinda Garrison '21 is not able to re-
turn to college on account of para-typhoid
fever.
“Barbo,” the Boss Italian, has left. Jo-
seph Connelly, who has béen in the em-
ploy of college since it opened in 1884, is
in charge of the men workikg on the Ath-
letic Fields.
The marriage of Lucy Evans ’18 and
Dr. Samuel Chew, Professor of English,
will take place in New rk, December
21st. The ceremony will /e performed in
the Little Church Around the Corner and
will be followed by a small breakfast at
Mr. and Mrs, Evans’s residence, 71 Wash-
ington Square.
Insurance for matriculatijn and colle-
giate conditions, orals, private reading
and mid-years can: be taken \out this se-
mester from L. Sloan '20 and E. Leutke-
meyer ’20.

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for membership are Seniors who have at-
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