LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE

coeducational institution located at Annville, Pa. It was founded in 1867 and is under the auspices of the United Breth- ‘ren Church. There are five courses that Jead to the degree of A.B. besides a preparatory department and _ schools in art, oratory and music. The grounds and buildings are valued at more than $300,000. In 1923 the college had an enrollment of 303 students and there were 21 members of the faculty. painter; patronized by Louis XIV., who employed him for the decoration of the palace of Versailles. brésis, manufacturing tn., Nord, France (50° 4’ N., 3° 22’ H.), 16 m. E.S.E. of Cambrai; arose around ancient palace of. Archbishop of Cambrai; textiles; sugar refining, brewing, metal-founding, and mosaic work. Marshal Mortier was a native; treaty signed here between England, France, and Spain, 1559. Pop. 10,200. It figured importantly in the early and closing days of the World War. First Battle-—See Mons, Retreat from. Second Battle—Le Cateau again became a center of war interest in the early days of Oct. 1918, when the Germans were in retreat and were pre ing President Wilson to conclude an immediate armistice. On the 8th Haig struck between Sequehart and the S. of Cambrai with the 8rd and 4th Armies, _Debeney_ continuing the line to the neighborhood of St. Quentin. Harly on the morning of the 9th Cambrai fell. The third day of the battle (10th) saw the approach to the Selle R. completed, but thereafter the resistance stiffened and the battle of the Selle River followed, Le Cateau was entered on the 10th of Oct. See War, THE WORLD.. town, L. province, Apulia, Italy; seat of abp.; cathedral; formerly fortified. Pop. 37,000. (2) (41° 55’ N., 18° 41’ E.), town, Abruzzi, Italy.