Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1923, Page 36

INFANTS HARD HIT IN THE MINING TOWNS Mortality Ratc Higher Than <n o -Géngesind Gity Districts, statistics Show. n mining towns living tMrough | those born in 4. aistricts, | tality statis- e on. Ten com- sylvania huve death Munitie: 3 first year from 104 to Fates for th HONOR PAID TO MEMORY [t OF FAIOUS ZOOLOGIST, entenary of Birth of Dr. Joseph ||l Leidy Observed by Group = | of Scientlsts. December sclentists, repre- tentific “Soclénied nill W president of 3. conklin, pro Princetsn” Daive S. Moree, Peabody alem, Mass.: nings, Johns Hop- Wilitamy B Scott, merjeay Philoso- d a seore of others. the exercises Dr. Penrose an- ! the foundation “of fal medal. The foundation, to bv the Academy of vas established by nephew of the It will be award- rariym; every third » «n_contributing the mort valuable work fn the natural sciences. —_— PROF. VANDYKE HONORED, Elected to Chair in _Academy t‘.ifi = Arts and Letters. YORK. 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