Palegrie. Finally he called me if he had made matters clear, and I practically told him that his style and enthusiasm did all present matters in the best form. He told all in good spirit, though he naturally wants objections and with his impetuous manner drew me all the more to fall into his views. At noon Clark got 12 of the Zoological Department together for lunch at the Faculty Club. Lawson and I were the old men, head of middle age, and five rest young men mostly instructors. Lindetback and Reeler were all present. Then went to the top of the Caponville in front of the Biol. Hall (= Baum Hall), looked down to see the Invertebrate and Vertebrate Fossil Collections. They have in the various places very large collections and especially of the Cenogric formations. Called on President Campbell the afternoon