ELIOT, SAMUEL ATKINS

(1862),b| has in Cambridge, Ma . Was graduated of from Harvard College in 1884 with a Bachelor of Arts degree and_received| and his Master of Arts in 1889. Doctor of and Divinity, and in 1915 received his The Doctor of Laws from Western Reserve University. From 1889-1893 was min is of the Unity church at Denver, Colo., at the church of our Savior in Brooklyn, N. Y. 1893-1898. Member various boards including Indian Commi ioners and editorial board HibJournal. He was vice-president Ma achusetts Federation of Churches, district, 8. Greece, coast of Peloponnesus; was divided into three portions: Elis, capital, Elis; centre, Pisatis, capital, Pisa; S., Triphylia, capital, Pylos; country held sacred and inhabi_ privileged, owing to Olympic festival which took place near Pisa every years; prosperity ended by Peloponnesian War. Elis, Greece; traditional founder,:. theéttolian, Oxylus; had various temples gymnasia. gyre Cheer eae ade centre. Pop. 68,000. 3 -)» province, Transcaucasia; area, 16,991 sq. miles; includes parts of Kur valley, Armenian plateau, Caucasus. 1,007,800. Chief town, ELISAVETPOL (40° 42’ N., 46° 17’ E.). Pop. 46,000,