Findlay College

a co-education a institution in Findlay, O.; founded ir 1882 under the auspices of the Churct of God. ae, city and county seat of Hancock Co., Ohio, on the Blanchard River, 44 miles S. of Toledo; was founded early in the 19th century and incorporated in 1837. The neighboring oil and natural gas-fields, stone quarries, clay, lime, and gravel deposits, have enhanced its industrial and commercial activities which are considerable. Pop. (1910) 14,858 Fine Arts, a term generally applied to those arts in which the artist seeks chiefly to give pleasure by the immediate impre ion produced on thee mind by his work. These arts are thus distinguished from arts which are designed to answer some practical purpose, and so have been termed useful.