REGISTRATION STATISTICS OF SPECIFIED UNIVERSITIES [Data furnished by Rudolf Tombo, jr., alumni secretary Columbia University.] 1 In all faculties, excluding preparatory or extension department. These figures do not include the registration in the two branch schools of agriculture, nor in any of the short courses, some of which were included in the previous years. The actual attendance in the fall of 1911 is practically identical with that of 1910. 3 Certain classes of students counted in previous years must have been omitted in the total for 1911, since the institution reports a gain over 1910. PRINCIPAL TOWNS OF THE WORLD ACCORDING TO POPULATION. The number of inhabitants (with suburbs) is given in thousands. The inner circles give the population 80 to 100 years ago. CHAPTER II. FARMS, FOODS AND FORESTS. FARMS, FARM LAND, AND FARM PROPERTY OF THE Population of incorporated placs having, in 1910, 2,500 or more inhabitants. The figure for 1900 does not represent the urban population according to that census but is the population in that year of the territory classified as urban in 1910. * Total, exclusive of urban. NUMBER AND ACREAGE OF FARMS AND NUMBER OF ACRES IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED. [Source: Reports of the Bureau of the Census, Department of Commerce and Labor.] 1 Not including farms of less than 3 acres which reported the sale of less than $500 worth of prod ucts in the census year. 2 Exclusive of Alaska and Hawaii. * Exclusive of Alaska, Hawaii, and Porto Rico. |