Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-03-20 | Page 10 | Dr. Carroll's Lecture.

Dim DIJ C. S Secretary l Archaeological Institute to in I Free Speak r Library Prof Byron Bron CummIngs secretary of the local society of the Archaeological Institute of oC America has announced the arrangements that have been made by hy the local branch for the entertainment entertain entertain- ment of oC Dr Mitchell Carroll uJo associate ocl- ocl ate l secretary of the national Institute who Is making mal a n. trip throughout the we west est t in the interest of or the tion Dr lr Carroll will ill arrive I In Salt Lake City Wednesday afternoon in instead instead In- In stead of oC in the morning as was hitherto hitherto hith hith- erto anno and as a consequence I his lecture before lefore Colo the students of th the University of Utah will ili be hl given ghen rhUl Thursday dar morning rather Iathel than the day b 1 before ro fo 11 ic Directly upon his arrival al Dr Dl Carroll Car Car- 1 toll roll will vili be he taken take in hand by the Hw ben society and will vill be their guest at arct a reception In the evening c at the University University Uni Bull club Thurs Thursday a evening Dr Dl Carroll will deliver dell an illustrated lecture lec lec- turen ture on on the UA Acropolis The hi Ic lecture tur will he be given g in the au auditorium audi audi- i- i of the Fre Free Public library and will wW be he open to the public Great Dr Carroll represents the greatest and richest archaeological Institute Inthe in inthe inthe the world and upon the rolls of oC which are le numbered almost almoster every er rich and amI prominent man In the United Unit Unit- ed 1 States s. s The single purpose of the organization is to promote and direct archaeological research and In recent years it has hns carried canle on virtually all of oC the research work worl that has been done belle in Egypt o and antl Palestine Betides Besides these the activities of oC the institute have extended extended extended ex ex- ex- ex tended Into Greek Roman Roman American and Italian renaissance fields