Show TO STUDY THE HUAVCNB Trnr I I lUrnnl Hie Ailriiiininer lx > r > lr > In lilr < nOne n-One of the tool known obierver In the world l 1rofesior li II Ilarnard oft of-t t tit piior IIAIINADD Tim AHTHONO MIR the Ilrk observatory will begin giving Instrucllon at the Unlvenlty of Chicago In Ihe fall When the Yerke observatory observa-tory at Lake Geneva is I completed ha will spend mast of bus thno there In making obiervallon Profexor Ilar nard Is I A comparallvely young man but I ills name la I familiar to astronomer In all part of they world Rspeclally brilliant have been his discoveries of nebulae nnd In reference lo the Milky Way On these subject he lx I an acknowledged ac-knowledged world authority lie II I A fiequent contributor to Ihe aitronomlo al Journal of a clrrtlflo character soul pirllcularly to the German publication The ndiilllon of Professor Ilarnard to the agronomical faculty of the university univer-sity makes U ao complete ae It I s brll Hint Hath he and hl5 friend and farmer far-mer associate nt Lick Professor Sylvester Syl-vester W Ilurnham of Chicago are superior su-perior observers Professor leorge H Hale director of the Yerke obicrva t mar Y first showed hi s unusual powers of tar reading In 1U private observatory In Chicago his specialty Is I alro I Physics Dr T J J See and Dr Kurt Laves have given eipeclal attention lathe la-the mathematical side of the science All the men have an International reputation repu-tation and with the largest telescope In the world Chlgaeo where It ha I Impossible Im-possible lo fee the heaven far mar Ihan a third of the time will bo A cent cen-t r for the I advancement of the science of nitronnmy Work on the Yerke oh senator is I belnu rapidly pnihed lly next March U 1e I thong the bull llnR will be completed and e huge Rlaao cnnveed then and mounted rand for the eys of the observer |