New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 12, 1922, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1922, a8 a4 who!e has shown an increase of | last pre.war year. The study of law impression was the appearance of the . [iERMAN EULLEEES 80 per cent sinco the war and that of | comes next with a reglistration of 16, AMERIGANS EAfiERlY queen, I had been led to expect o ou rln the technical high schools has been | 834, as compared with 9,840, Mathe from photographs and published de- more than doubled Just before the | maties and physical science have at |seriptions that she was of & severely war there were 60,000 university stu- |tracted 9,267, an increase of 1,125 matronly type, Instead, she seemed dents in Germany At the armistice Technical Schools to be perfectly beautiful; in fact, su- the aggregate jumped to 90,000, In the technical schools the great- g | perb in her regalness, and wearing IE—— | There has since been a slight falling |est number have flocked to mechanie- her magnificent jewels like flowers. to | off, the summer of 1921 registering |al engineering, which 8,308 now are H F' d H G Her face had nothing of the plctured 25 PeI‘ Cen[, A]‘E F]’OH] Forelgl] $7,147 and the present semester 82,- | studying as compared with 3,118 in flI‘VQY 10ds l[ m to Give soverity, but radlated the kinalieat of 068 ] 1914, Electrica! eclence has 6,129 eh- Vi smiles as I passed and curtsied, 10l | Tech al high schools of the coun- [ rolled, against 1,307 before the war, - Lands--Restriction PIRDEE |, wre a5 0n0 e ene | Fnere: w730t mavpemmance was | 0Vitions to Worthy Ones |~ " ' ‘moman woe. In the autumn of 1020 their|physical science in these schools and —— | tmagined it would be in pomp and H le Inhm‘rd 22976 and last 3,311 in construeting enginecering, as Berlin, July 12— Acc modation nter 25 ‘ compared with 1,644 and ...'7“‘ re. London, July 12.—There has been |Rrandeur, but throughout it all there OR UST TEA? at most of Germany's universities and Kultur Declining. spectively, Mining and smelting have [Keen rivalry among Americans in|Was a wonderful human note, The technical high se € n 8¢ " P o v 2 London to6 gain entrance to King|king and queen seemed delighted to g While the knowledge that the war | registered a gain from 576 to 1,284, George and Queen Mary's court|welcome us. Of hauteur there was » severely crampe ¢ ) 1= resulted in a greater greed for learn- | Architecture, alone, In the technical b | 5 t] B a0} v T o Tetmar | oanie s shown 2 Kechae. (e ! levees, which have heen revived for|none; In fact, the manner in which| ‘There’s a distinct difference in favor of 9 ol | Mary kept being suggoste s \ cansing demoralization and friv- | rollment dropping from 2,193 to 1,-|the first time in elght years. Colonel the queen and Princess " L ing percentage § s l;;\:,‘p has proved gratifying to[s11, Harvel, the American ambassador, | chatting and laughing during the in- “Salada s w from abroad are ¢ he Germans, there is a disturbing Enrollment Statistics |has been inundated with requests, |tervals scemed to indicate that the Ztute 25 per cent of the reglstration. | fuetor in that “kultur” studies have| Of 23 universities mentioned in cur- | Pleas and prayers from Americans of ([members of the royal family were - Statistics on Students red declining fascination. Com- [rent statistics only four have shown a |All ranks “to see what the king and |enjoying themselves as much as we A leader in th: movement to re. | pared with the figures for 1914, the |smaller enrollment than in 1914, This|aueen look like Every sort of ar-|were. ground and size. We lack the bril-|ascertain whether therc has heen any strict the fore nflux s at in | present statistics for universities show | complete list {ncludes Frankfort, 8ument has been advanced by the pe- Wonderful Ceremony, |llance of uniforms and decorations, | recurrence of the disemse, ‘as tho his lectur I k creases in the enrollments for|founded in 1914 and now having 4, |titioners, and the ambassador has “The machinery of the ceremonial|y.i we excell, I think, in the beauty | treatments have checked the loprosy r lvangelical and Catholic theology and | 367 students, and the universities of |found it difficult to choose between| was so wonderful, so perfect In 8| ¢ o)1 women and the elegant sim-|in their cases to such an extent that 3 Rume B philosophy and philology. Medl- |Cologne and Hamburg, both founded |those legitimately entitled to a bow- apparent effortlessness, that there plicity and quiet dignity of the dress|it is not considered dangerous for elans, Hunga s Mnr‘ the most popular in 1014, also (in 1919, which have enroliments of |ing acquaintance with the klng and [really was no reason to be nervous. of our men.” |them to mingle with perscns who are South Africans. He deciares the pre- has proved less attractive, although|4,107 and 3,660, respectively. The | queen and mere tourists or ‘'social/ White-gloved hands were always P DI G L el not afflicted, paration of e lentistry students have more than|largest registration is in the Univer. | climbers” who want something to|ready to arrange our trains, to point| quently § h nled and there has been a slight |sity of Berlin, with 12,724, as com- | write home about or to put in their|the route we were to go, to hold us LEPERS ARE PAROLED. e ease in chemistry. The would-be |pared with 8,538 in 1914, Munich |dlaries. for a moment or indicate that we| Honolulu, T. H, July 12.—Ten hysicians now number 15,110, where- | has increased from 6,626 to 8,984 and ' Among the favored American |should proceed. It was impossible to| more inmates of “Mount Happy," for- | o t/asin 1914 there were 16,048, Leipzig from 5,360 to 5,660, Of the | women who were permitted to bend|do the wrong thing. The curtsey merly known as the Kalihi hospital R E N T F RE E and favoring Political Economy four having more than 4,000 students|thein knee before George and Mary |before the king, then a few steps and|for lepers, have just been paroled by Apply Palace Theater Box ers to this end, he ob A 1 Political economy heads the list in|before the war, only Bonn suffered a|was the wife of a Washington diplo- |another curtsey befor€ the queen,|the territorial board of health as the | PPy 5 tion should be exercis 1 e numbers of university students en- | decrease—from 4,524 to 4,010, Wuerz- | mat, who has given the following|and the presentation was over before|result of treatments with the new | Office Thursday at tical or dip lled and in percentage of gain over |burg had the greatest percentage of | description of the function: I realized it. chaulmoogra ofl specific evolved by 1:30 and 6:45 through too stringer 114 This branch has 17,714 at|increase, its enrollment rising from American Impressions. 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