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M. L. Black '91.

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Morris Loveman Black '91, died in Toledo, O., on Thursday last. Black was a lawyer by profession, but had become absorbed in the work of purifying the corrupt city politics of Cleveland. A letter to the New York Post says of him: "Veritas on the seal of his college was his watch word. His friends disapproved of his notions, tried to laugh them down. He persevered nevertheless and never flinched.

"On Sunday at his funeral hundreds of people of all stations and means stood on the lawn before the overcrowded house, and attested that this mere boy of twenty-eight years had gone far in his life-work, his crusade, and had done it well."

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