Adrian College
a coeducational airplanes. As a result of the Peace institution of higher education in Treaty with Turkey, Adrianople was Adrian, Mich., founded in 1852. The lost to Turkey and became part of students number about 200 and the fac- Greece. ulty about 25. The property is valued at about $250,000. The library contains about 10,000 volumes. The president for 1919 was E. W. Anthony, D. D.
ADRIANOPLE (Turkish, Edirné; Bulgarian, Odrin), formerly the third city of European Turkey, stands on the navigable Maritza (the ancient Hebrus), 198 miles W. N. W. of Constantinople by rail. The city has upward of 80,000 inhabitants, of whom about half are Turks. The splendid mosque of Selim II., the palace,