FROST BURG

a city of Maryland, in Allegheny co. It is on the Western Maryland, and the Oumberland and Penn sylva nia railroads. Its elevation, 2200 feet above sea level, makes it a popular summer resort. It has industries which include the making of fire brick, tile, iron products, lumber, hosiery, etc. It is the center of an extensive coal mining region. It is the seat of the State Normal School and has a miners’ hospital. Pop. 1920, 6017. COLN (1859), archaeologist; b. Boston, Ma . His education was European, acquired in Rome and Leipzig, and included studies in Christian archaeology and Oriental languages. From 1882 to 1886 he taught archaeology and Semitic languages at Johns Hopkins University. The following year he went to Princeton as profe ion of archaeology and art history, and later of ancient history. Te was the founder, 1885 of the American Journal of Archaeology. His writings include works on sculpture, Vatican. art, monuments of Christian Rome, sociology, architecture, and a number of 1919 he published Handbook of War Facts and Peace Problems,