Denison University - Adytum Yearbook (Granville, OH)

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the body of the generous subscription list. When late in the campaign it was announced that Dayton had subscribed forty-five thousand dollars, it immedi- ately brought the campaign within sight of victory. This sum was subsequently brought up to about eighty thousand, the largest offering as far as ascertained being that of Mr. Edward Canby, of S25,000, which brings his gifts to Denison nearly up to 332,000. The honored Thresher and Barney names, with those of Beaver, Chamberlin, McIntyre and Colby appear in generous gifts on the list. The gift of Deacon G. O. Griswold, of Wa1're1i, of 35,000 for scholarships, and an available legacy of 35,000 from the estate Mrs. jane M. Harpster, of Harp- ster, are deserving of mention. ' This magnificent addition to the resources ot the University brings the equipment of the institution in property and endowment proper well beyond the million mark. It means the placing 'of the University beyond the fear of retro- gression, and well along in a movement of positive advance. It means the pro- vision of certain important material equipments, such as the observatory and fine telescope, the gymnasium and Y. M. C. A. building and the like, it means the strengthening of existing departments and the supply of needed additional instruction, and increased opportunities for students themselves in the additional scholarship funds provided. Not all of these benehts will perhaps be imme- diately available, as the many of the largest subscriptions are not fully due for live years, but it means an immediate cumulative addition to the efficiency of an already effective institution. At this writing, moreover, less than a year from the completion of the subscriptions fully one-half of the entire amount has been paid in, and visible results will soon appear. A. S. C. fe i f ' ..- F 1 -1 -T34 1 ,. ,- - El A sqfmx ? Ta, T ,E i - ' l X 'J'QI5!Yiii- f - IW' m e s v , 1 - I f I , ii' H BH.. 5? mba. .. F . r' - iii, -1 .-1' 1 2 ' L 1? 1,-ee: 22

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