Cutts of Harvard Coming
Oliver F. Cutts, of Harvard foot
ball fame, will be at the college
this Sunday to address students on
every day problems. Theodore
Roosevelt has said of Cutts, "He is
the greatest football player Harv
ard has ever produced. I would
rather meet him than any other
Harvard man on earth".
Mr. Cutts is now alumni secretary
of the international committee of
the Y. M. C. A., organizing alumni
in large cities so as to get them in
touch with all the pressing social,
political, civic and religious pro
blems. It is a movement support
ed by the most distinguished men
in America.
The message which this great
worker will bring is one of practical
benefit to everyone in facing the
every day problems of lite. Mr.
Cutts is an interesting talker on the
moral value of athletics. A mem
ber of the national board of foot
ball officials, he is tremendously
interested in football, and is a
personal friend of Coach Hollen
back.
Mr. Cutts speaks at both fresh
man and upper class chapel services
Sunday morning, and at a mass
meeting to be held in the Audi
torium Sunday at 6:30 p. in.
Dr. John C. Price, Chief Medical
Inspector of the department of
Labor and Industry, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, delivered a lecture on
"Industrial Poisoning" to the Senior
Engineers Friday, November 14th.
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