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BURMA AMERICAN BUFFALO OR BISON
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Earlham College
an institution for higher education, founded under the auspices of the Orthodox Friends at Richmond, Ind., in 1859. The college is coeducational. There were in 1919 400 students and 25 instructors. President, D. M. Edwards.
Easley
RALPH MONTGOMERY, an American economist; born in Schuyler
Eastbourne
a favorite English watering place, especially for the wealthier classes, in the Rape of Pevensey, midway between Brighton and Hastings, and 66 miles S. of London Pop. (1918) 48,784.
EAST CAPE
East Cleveland
a city of Ohio, in Cuyahoga co. It is a residential sub- Cuyahoga co. It is a residential suburb of Cleveland. The city contains the laboratories of the National Electric Lamp Association. Pop. (1910) 9,179; (1920) 27,292.
East Conemaugh
a borough of Pennsylvania, in Cambria co. It is on the Pennsylvania railroad, and on the Conemaugh river. Its principal industry is the manufacture of steel. It also has railway shops. In 1889 the borough was partially destroyed by the Johnstown flood. Pop. (1910) 5,046; (1920) 5,256.
Eastern Church
the Greek Church which formerly had its chief seat at Co Constantinople, and for its chief ruler the patriarch of that capital, as distinguished from the Western Church which had its metropolis at Rome and was ruled by the papacy.
East Hartford
a town of Connecticut, in Hartford co. It is on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad, and on the Connecticut river.
The industries include paper making, tobacco growing, and market gardening. EAST INDIA COMPANY There are also railroad and machine shops. The town has a public libra and the Raymond Library. Pop. (1910) 8,138; (1920) 11,648. ibrary
East Moline
a city of Illinois, in It is on the Chicago, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroads. It is an important industrial city and has manufactures of Rock Island and Northwestern, and the EASTON agricultural implements, gas engines, scales, iron goods, cement blocks, etc.
Pop. (1910) 2,665; (1920) 8,675.
Easton
a town of Massachusetts, in Bristol co. It is on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. It includes several villages. There are important manufactures of shovels, foundry products, hardware, wire goods, automobiles, etc. The city has a public library and a number of fine buildings, gifts of the Ames family. Pop. (1910) 5,139; (1920) 5,041.