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THE ATHENAEUM 27 x~x-x-x~x-x~x~x~x~x~x~x"x~x~x~x~x~x~x~x-*x~x~x~x~x~x« | Department of the Institution | AT the last Annual Meeting of The National Negro Insurance Associa tion, it voted Si,000 per annum! should be given to Morehouse toward the maintenance of a chain of insurances. The College is putting forth efforts to establish a stehool of Finance and Commerce. Such a school is indi spensable to the young college m!an if he is to cope successfully with econ omic problems of the day. Mr. George Cohron, A. B., 1915 was married last summer. Rev. David Tittle of the college class of 1920 was on the college campus a short while on October 14. He is now studying in the Divinity School at the University of Chicago. Messrs. A. L. Lane of the college class of 1919 and Jamies McCaskill are pursuing courses in Dental Surgery at Northwestern University. Mr. Wm. H. Haynes of the college class of 1915 and LL. B. at Chicago 1921, is now practicing law in Chicago. Mr. Marc Jackson of the college class of 1920 is in Chicago study ing Y. M. C. A. work. Mr. Garrie Ward Moore of the college class 1912 and Mr. C. L. Maxey, Jr. of the class of ’22 are studying in Columbia University. Rev. M. W. Johnson of the college class of ’ll represented his class in the Theological Department at the Harvard Commencement last June. Mr. Ralph Harris, of the college class of ’21 and former star center on the football squad, is teaching at Montgomery State. He has charge of the foot ball team there this year. Mr. Harry Nelson of the college class of ’20 is now head of the Department of English in Wiley University, Marshall, Texas. Mr. E. 0. S. Cleveland, A. B. ’21, is principal of the Public School in Brunswick, Ga. Mr. Thomas Settles of the class of ’21 is principal of a Public School in Birmingham, Ala. Mr. R. D. Kelsey of the college class of '16 is Pricipal of the Public School in Rome, Ga. Mr. W. G. Rogers of the class of ’16 is studying Chemistry at the University of Chicago. Mr. C. H. Haynes, A. B. ’14 is teaching Sociology in Talladega College. Mr. B. W. Turner of the college class ’20 is teaching at Pensacola, Florida. Rev. C. H. Brown, formerly principal of Jewel Baptist Institute, is now pastoring in Pensacola, Florida.