URSINUS COLLEGE

situated at Collegeville, Pa., was founded in 1869 by the Reformed Church (U.8.), of which denomination its profe ors are ministers, but is non-sectarian in its control. Its instruction embraces college and academy courses, theology and summer se ions, which latter represent courses 5’ of secondary and collegiate grade. The institution is co-education except in the school of theology. In 1922 there were 238 students and 21 teachers mythical saint with attendant a ered in R.C. calendar; her day is Oct. 21; first mentioned in IX. cent.; a ociated with Cologne; legend reached most elaborate form in XI. cent. U. was the daughter of a king and was martyred with 11,000 virgin companions—the story probably a Christian i zed version of a Teutonic myth.