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VOL XIX, No. 54
COUNCIL MEMBERS
ARRANGE PROGRAM
FOR FATHERS' DAY
Five Athletic Contests Will Pro
vide Outdoor Entertain•
ment for Dads
MASS MEETING TO BE
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
Observance of Mothers' Day Is
Suggested—Blue Key Will
Assist Committee
Ptelimin u y pt evocations for art ng
irg a program for Fathers' Day, May
thitil. were made at the meeting of
Student Commit last Tuesday night
s.hen all of the Maim rnembete of the
Council mere Ippolnted as a commit
tar for Matting up a schedule Tills
committee mill meet tonight to elect
a chairman and to fot Initiate definite
plans for the annual event
Fite athletic contests Pill itt ovide
outdoor entertainment for the yreet
ramber of ♦istlers mho are expected
The Penn bide track. lacrosse and
freshman baseball teams mill meet
trams from Spleens°, the taunt) nine
still play Georgia Tech on Nett Beane.
Field and the tennis Irate «ill hold a
match with FlanFlbt and Marsh ill
In addition to the athletic meats. It
is expected that the custommy Miss
niceting for the "Dads' loin take Place
en Saturday night and the Penn Stt•e
Club has made al rangementq for a
'molter in the Armory after the mar.;
meeting
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At the Council meeting it u Is sug
gested that the name "Fattens . Day'
should be changed to "Patents . Day"
and that the m eat should include the
mothers of students cis nell as the
fathers The same thought Was voiced
by , Picshlent Thomas in his address
of the Fathers' Da) mass minting last
Seer. -After some discussion however
the members of the . Council decided
to retain the miginal name and Im
pose of the day. The sentiment 'cans
nx - Dretioed,Alat Iln,lifrplng . the-event
Exclusively for the fathers a greater
fellonship could he maintained, Itn is
utsed at the same firm that each [in
to ratty hold a hlothers' Day tach
spring
Blue K,3 Nu) did
Although the committee %s ay placed
hi complete charge of the ~(felt, it
55113 suggested at the meeting thst the
Elue Hey ormtnir Ilion be ashml to
in malting up the entertainment Ino
gmm. Othet students 551,0 me not
junior MOUO/01[1 of the Council msy al
so be asked to help make the 110005-
"al y arrangements These men sun be
selected at the meting of the commit
tot tonight C H Cough '25 is acting
as temporm held
PENN STATE FIREMEN
TO HOLD ANNUAL BALL
Dancing Will Last from Nine Till
Twelve—Auchenbach's To Fea
ture 'Thespian Hits
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evening, Ain II to ent,ilf tit, with Sant
ini; front eight until Oval% e u'Lloi.l:
:%Itiale tot the Utahe will ho tut nlvhud
by Auelienbach'i Set ...1011 and du,
Int Intel mianion, C. .T. O'Donnell '25.
DC the Peon State Plat eta will trite,
lain
• The committee in clung° of the Dal:
It completed all at oingonenta Tot
the dance anti an eacellent protnant
Ilan been tongued ouL One of the rea
lities of the music by AnehenbaLlt will
lit the repetition or the munleal mote
from the Intent Thevpian then, ••The
'Magazine cover Olil "lutLy numbo"
dance uill be Ono of the fun-ptodue
int; pails of the plantain, and during
internibtalun the (lancets will be onto-
Lanett tt ith sot etul reading, by O'Don
nell, tthu N. 1.4 enthuglantleally cell
edre at the lucent 0011101 t of the Penn
State Mandolin Club
Decerationg for the igtll 00111 be of
chalactorlstic Ore and MU ctnphu
aLu fact that the atria Is being
staged by tho Penn Stile hie Ladles
A unique dance pi ograni has Leen de
signed by the "'innate° and it Is nun
In the hunks of the again
THESPIANS HOLD
SALE OF TICKETS
estrk-Vile , o
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SENATE APPOINTS COMMITTEE
TO DRAW UP JUNE PROGRAM
FIFTEEN MEMBERS ARE CHOSEN FROM STUDENT COUNCIL,
FACULTY AND ALUMNI-TO DETERMINE NATURE •
OF COMMENCEMENT ACTIVITIES
Fite students, flee faculty members
and flee alumni here Included in the
cmmittee recently nppolnted by the
Co o llege Senate to Man up n tentative
cranium for Commencement Wee].
rext June Professor S W' Fletcher
la chalrnrm of the committee which
includes Ptofe4sot Luctetia V T Sim
mons, Professor W S. Dye, Ptofespor
C L Kinsiou and Professor A S Hur
-1,71 front the faculty, 17 V Bauder
'2l. m C Mitchell '24, E. 0 Long
ame 1 21. W C Wieand '25 and R. P.
.Ireal 1 25 (tom the student body. and
71. A Musser 'll4, It H Smith 1 05, E
W Nick 'O7. Sullivan 'l4 and W.
'lt Oeinie 'IG from the alumni lose
chition
The lirst meeting of the neat, au-
Is inted Commencement Committee
lam held this neck and a general die
eteston of plans for this trio's June
g aduation e‘cscines took place. al
though nothing definite ran decided
SONGSTERS TO GIVE
FINAL "Y" PROGRAM
Last Number on "Y" Course Will
Ile Presented at Eight-fif
teen in Auditorium
NEW YORK SOPRANO IS
INCLUDED ON PROGRAM
Appearing with a vatted program
and assisted by Mine fihrguerlte Schw.
11ng. a young New York opera singer,
the Penn State Glee Club mill present
the List to awe of the combined do
om tment of Music and .. Y” entertain
ng nt coutse In the Auditorium tomor
ico night at eight-fifteen Weloch The
I. ue and White eongstets have been
rehearsing intensltely for tomorrow',
performance and promise to make a
cl:g`litty,o - audience
that Is cent tin to greet theta
Included In the ptomain ate second
selections uritteit by Icell-knuon com
posers such as Thayer, Iletbett, Dan
chi and Pinker, and the concert has
been so slanged that It 01 111 appeal to
MEI) type of music-lots An added
11 laction Atilt lie the appealance of
the Varsity Guattette In a glom, of
selections, The quailette Is composed
of C D Malley first tenet, D V
D toilet 'ii, second tenor, W 13 Ilsell
enb mit 'l5, baritone. and II Dutlet '26,
bass
lhe club 11 to been decidedly foitu
mite in hating 3111 s &hulling tut on
.Sthulling in a
(Continued on third page)
PENN STATE PLAYERS
MAKE FIRST ROAD TRIP
Tour Includes Sunbury, Lock Hay
en and Williamsport—Show
Is "Mr. Pim Passes By"
In their Ihst actual toil till' of the
at, the Penn Slate Plio s present
ed .. 111 Phu lasses D)'• at Sunbut
and Wilibinnpo3t on Wednesilit) and
That sda7 nights and Still end a thins
dit) jaunt tonight n Ith t pet fin mance
at 'Luck 1t,,, en "MI Pim Passes 113 . •
1,19 the Commencement Shot, of hist
eaa and has also ',hoed In Altoona
and Dart 'shut g this season
The rimers loft Penn State Wednei,
dal nun tang In a lot ge bus, Lan 3•lng"
lot ge banner.) 101111 the 101100 Int; In
set laden, "Penn State Playas On
Tout • Included In the putt) that
made the tt 1p were Dlrectin and 'Alrs
Croetlngh D. 1) Mason, Elisabeth
Meats '24, - May Pet girion Min -
',et et Jones '25, Iklen Thompson '25.
Early Iltiehler C J O'Donnell '25,
1) l Kegaihs '25, stage manage,. and
G Ik.Glhenny '26, assistant stage
manager
ppezning in Sunbury on Wednes
th.) night under the auspices of the
High School them ale tssoelation. the
PM) eta made a decided hit In their
that perform Luce on the hip Ditto
tot xotl. is 1,011 knoun In
Sunbu* as he bud piesionely assisted
PI the Macedon of 'meets' hint school
idays at that place. In addition to pre
senting "A Successful Calamity" there
last >eat Tho pelfmtnance of "Mr
Pon Passes 14" has sponsored by tits
Finn State alumni of Sunburc
A i. annelty I. ion d gi ected the Pin) -
ei a last night st hen the curtain It ent
STATE COLLEGE, PA.;':!:
Won This year. the committee hope%
t, have something nor In tho ray of
a Commencement program
At the last meeting of the Commit
tee. Chalt man Fletcher asked each
member to submit a statement of his
or her I [era on three Important points,
namely; I What groups of people
s'iould the commencement prom=
servo in order of their Importance"
2 To what extent does the present
program for Commencement "Work
!nerve these purposes' 'I Instructive
suggestions for the improvanent of
Commencement Week, These ammo: s
v 11l he submitted to Professor Pletcher
by next Tuesday
April twenty-fifth 1, is the date net
Is the chairman for the next meeting
At tills time. it Is expected tint all',
r..umni menthels of the committee rill 1
he present and that the °commend,
gen,' of the College Senate xlll be
acted Upon
Chapel Choirs Will
Give Easter Service
Pt eventing their annual Easter pto
main, the combined chapel cholas,
made up of oser one hundred voices,
trill appeal nt both chapel settlees
rest Sunday tsith an interesting' and
tarred program
Among the numbers to be giten mill
be "Awoke. My Glory.;' short anthem
by the noted composer of religious mu.
sie. Ehttnbs. The choir mill then ten
der "God Math Appointed a Da),' 1 13
Tours. This melt-known anthem has
been given special attention at the
choir rehearsals as it contains several
illflioult passage. A featme of the pro
gram ulll hr "Easter Dtmts" a tenor
solo by D V Bauder '2l
In addition to the choir numbers,
there" mill also be several °Gum se
lections by Irene 0 Grant and lm .1
II Schoommther 'The chorus is, untier
nto t'llrOctlon 'of /I,llY."Grant, Dipeihot
oL,Musle.'
THESPIANS MAKE READY
FOR PITTSBURGH SHOW
Cast Will Leme Penn State May
First for Greensburg—Two
Shows in Smoky City
itt Ith one Excellent pet fondant.° of
"The Magazine Cot er Chi" to their
credit, the member it of the TileHdiall
CM, are keeping theft show, up to
standard be bolding se l oat t eheati.als
of both cast and chorus this s. eel.
Itchearsals will be held regatta, It un
til State. %mutton. and Immediately
al tor the recess It is pl toned to bale
the Wit) burn Studio director t elm n
to it hip the shoo into shape for the
tt °stern telt]
The Thespians 11111 tome State Col
bYe an Thursday, May ill St. Playing
that night. In Co eensburg the en
gement for Pilday night has not
I ten definitely deeldoil as yet, although
}arse tames ate andeleunsitimation
It Is expected that the contract for
the lit st pet form/ince u 111 be signet
slimily, no that all attangements tot
the trip will stand completcd haute
rust°, On :gay tintd, afternoon and
Cl suing potful RUMMY sill be gken in
the Schenley Theatre in Pittsbuigh
si It these presentations ulli be the cli
max of the uestetn jrip
'First Large Production
This Is the 01st thee In seyetal
Fears that it Penn State amateur et
ganiaatlon has attempted pi eduction
en su large it scale The club feel, that
the shosings on this lalp are too Im
‘feentltiued on last page.)
Annual Tug.of-War Will Be Staged by
Underclassmen Tomorrow Afternoon
.Whothel or not the clan, of 1 027
ci•ouse, Ito uhn color, hlll be decid
e/ tomorroh afternoon at une o'clock
on the path bathe= t;hemialt,t Annes.
and Agricultural Building hhen the
Leshmen cocoon hith /110 401,11011101 04
li' the annual tug-of-war. Preceding
the pull, the mating, 01111 Inlet at the
Arnie* at twehe-forty and run• the
gt.untlet to the tatene of the battle.
The tug hlll be dhlded into thine
ports and the elms that takes the of
the 11011/S hal be declared the einem
01.1 rata•-dto men xlll tearer...it each
IDAY, APRIL 11, 1924
JUNIOR AN SENIOR
TECHNICAY START
INSPECTION TRIPS
Over Two HundaStudents Visit
Industrial CeitOrs Through
out Eastt states
LAST INSPECnqN GROUPS
WILL LEAV,P, TOMORROW
All Trips End April Sixteenth Ex
eepting Those,Of Geologists
and Miniog?Engineers
About one hundred anN eights Ren
fro. engineering students left \retina
e!, morning on theft annual Inspec
tion trip to the various Awes through•
out the East which are of the no
Impottenee In their aspeethe lines of
\loth Senlot students In mot:Mut ut
left on Sunday while the junior metal
lerglstn left Tuesday...me the junior
nutting engineers and geoloOns will
lease tomort ow
. .
All trips nig end on Aiirrikteenth
hall the e•ception lit the junior min
lrg engineers and the geologists who
roan n Apia tn
Too atchltects sell! spend the letter
Part of this neck 1r Philadelphia In
specting historical and modern suuc
tures in and mound-that thy Sun
city they will .attend services at one
of the noted cathedrals of New York
knit the Metropolitan .Yrt Muse
um The temainder of theft time nil
(Continued on last nage)
o_____—.
GRIDDERS STAGE
HARD SCRIMMAGE
First and SeCond. Teams Battle
for Forty Minntes on Rain
Soaked Field
cop.
PREVOST DISP Ays OLD
, • TRVI T4... 4. ;IN PRACTICE
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On a soggy field and' v.. lth a steady
rain drising In tl cis faces, twent) -
to. u memberl of he sprin g football
ormad taged one of the stiffest kerlm•
mages of the pte-season to doing Peg
led on Wednesday after noon Vol
tarry nilnute v, the second team at
tempted to cheek the onslaught of
Conch Degdels'e tentallse to st el.:, en
mat tot fin to minutes, the so-called
sat sll3 tore On ough in sueeessis e
111.11 lib. dun it the Held
Due to the absence of Glenn Killin
gs, Dude': n m In chum. of the base
-11111 squad and :Dutblr Dermann as
umed tesnonsibility wit litheid
hon candidates A !Mott nesslon in
tackling the Munn* and some kick
ing pi IN fin 11 !Gum Clint line elm! ging
mamba, the actual] scrim!!! ige
The Iltst team lined up ulth Iliac
and that ett at the sod povltlon.t. e
out Ind PI tie at tacldev. Olettlte and
LIAOII4 at gum anal 'lied . Apt II at
center In the backfield. ••13111' Baket
c tiled skatutl4. 111th Reno Bake, anal
Glen .at halfb -tad Dot min at full.
Per mat fantlllat faces. Including
Cmanor It, of boa Yeat Cl etthm to
Acam. and Pet boson• Abu Lie and it.
or, all of last ctimou's vapalt) squad
tete found on the second tram
At tine beginning' of the weeder.
gone, the sesoml team managed . 0
hold the lbst Hl fingers rut shor t
n Lilo, but Column. Clcn, .13111 .
Cone Bakal 1,11111011 up soon atm nal
tore off some long nuns A elsty-told
min by Gene Bolos featured the Yoh.
nun oldie non. Nett} nods •on Ole
pant of "Inn' Cals. and Olsr also go , c
Lerdek,.nlio came met ft am the base
ball field soon after the plaellse shot
en. some food for thought If tin
brothels and Glee show the same
(Condnucq on )met Pug.)
final legelotions 0111 beannounctd
berme the time ha the pull
13vel) mends, of both andel classes
I. expected to tutu out too thls seta' ,
t bleat Is suppood to he the featme
flesh-soul] rlanh of the mi. All fresh
men and 1.11101110101 are requested to
0 0.0 r Min shoes to the neene of the
bottle In milts that the scrap Ina)
ho of or In dote to enable the Inntleb
punts to oltness the lancets° gum, It
'e esperlall equtsted that all uncle,
rlnsidnen 01/1/001 on Um..
111111f1e nine being made bo the
toinndttee tot Pot OILY Dut tt bleat tt 111
Tatirgia
Penn State Club To
Hold Dance in May
The Penn State Club Is Snaking On
plans for 1(9 liming bop andel, alit be
staged on Al* toent3-ninth In tint
Al mory Auehenbaeln's Ser. Mine, n
have been seed to [Littlish mush. tot
the affair and the
the gills hone been gin
en Dean Can's pemnissfor to attend
In addition to the plans tor the
donee, the club has made some ono
mess In planning aeticltins ion Path
cm' Out The pnagtam Is inacticalin
complete anti plomises to be one of
unusual Interest
The club still hold a ,pecld business
meeting and smoker \fond.* °toning . .
April foutteenth, at amen °clock In
Old Chapel Non-ftattsnas men 111
mged to attend and become alma mint
ed
NITTANY DEBATERS
TO MAKE TOUR OF
WESTERN COLLEGES
Penn State Team Will Meet Five
of Best Colleges While pn
Twelve•day Trip
SPEAKERS WILL DEPART
NEXT WEDNESDAY NIGHT
W. P. Gifford '25, C. S. Grow '25,
H. J. Hartley '25 and D. IX Hen
ry '26 Will Comprise Team
sStal Ling n theft annulestended
trm, the tout selected nit mine! .3 of the
roan State car an debating team in
charge of Coach er .1 1. Iles m 111 le tee
l'cnn Slate nest Wednesda> evening
for their to else-day jounce till ough
the uestern states Vice of the hes'
restldie-u est college debating tom ega
t t ms tt 11l be met on this tout
After some Millglatlon Ploftsgon
Gates made Mx saitctlon last Tue tins
of the men who mill consults,: the
mound on the In The tuns ten that
has been chosen are IV P Clifford . 21,
C..'h Grose 725, IL .1. Hartley •22 and
D lIMUT Thche foul nom hate
Leen consistent In thelr arguing
throughout the past ulntet and stole
the nialnsta)s on the tenet
Tut, of the nuntbel hntu haul Int:I-
I. u, toll “Pel knreu It 11 the Nltt int
sat, al 51 hile the °Um too mule theh
debut to college to: 05511 the], thbi
sca,on 'ollTold and Ilona% ale tin
, elem. tt hllt CU UN e .Lnd II tt tlel
No the neat amen;
To Neel Ohio State
Thut,la3 'setting ANS tmentetnth
the Penn State niguu4 meet 011 1 0
State tinhe"dt> In the lion Mint' of
the Satinet Cumin Untie' mbn trill
uphold tint nes - She ...Mt of the auto
legalding the Wet id Cuutt
tint Ohio institution thme till be no
Judge, in a fon mal ,e to Betide the
t en" but the audien" till be teth_d
t•. tote both belt" and ate: the de
bate
In .111 1,1°1,1011116 1.111, 0111 bt the ❑rct
tune in the 111stoty of I ulleulate de
l. .11,14 th It such 1. pt » lice It to been,
ut etl The put pu+e of till , pi— till tt
t•mm of tlecl.lott to delet mhm 01 it
(Continued on lust telge )
NITTANY LACROSSE MEN
OPEN SEASON TOMORROW
Mt. Washington Club of Baltimore
Faces Lions on New Beaver
at One O'clock
Follon log A o eel. or hotel vi I Int
tuhg, the Nlttom Latt mow le.llo Is
1 taih flu Ito Ili ot mune 01 the 41•114011
1, 1111 the Mount \\ ushlthAten Chili to
mot toh Met noun at o 0110 I. on
Non Deal et 1 0 10111 kltho ne
ugh handl-
VOlllll.ll In the lent of tht cc i egula t. 4
Yo.t. Motgan and Singer, who h tse
gene on inspection trips, Cunt 11 .Tl,
dlne hin dependable seen lilting theft
ph, ev nod expecte to hale n 111 not
e Ntublnittlon pitted agultel the linltl-
Wore team
Tomonou'e contest II e‘lgate , l 1 ,,
Ile the liargeot game on the Blue awl
White schedule 01 the Uniting
men half n e•pei10010,1 tool, 0010-
ex-eollego elAte flllllOOll-
, 4'llolva one of' the Inot 111111/010 teams
In the eounlm. Ilnamer, Cowl, Jam
dine after being 111 11,1, , ,,e1 1,, 11,11,10`
eathel conditions. 11110 Haan% abloped
n toot. well-rounded team Into
111,1111 all! take the field fa,ored Sol
at knot an even! 711eals,
The team Is In e•tellent condition
and to this It hes it des hied natant-
;age two Itv opponentn In the pie[
RESOLUTION PASSED
BY STUDENT COUNCIL
Punishment of Petty Crimes Approved
as "Prexy" Thomas States Views
of College Administration
Pelt :II( ' , 14 Ind in Op( 11 de
sire, don 1,111 It IInN 1 1 ( d vt^ , nlql ,
end rigoronln In the futut e
I
to th e re , olutlenstide oublh hI
esMent Them is unl 1,, Ste et
Crum II tt. Ineellm-011 T 110.4.1 IV
night TI t COUR( II re , ollllAull Is the
cult of the ' , lnn tv of the tenllt
oppolnted I..onunltt, on Mor tk, he id
ea li, It 11 Attnln seeet
The ri holutlon utulnuount
hl count n to. Sltolent
h Cu,, II !ell t fel that petty (hie, Inn
atul unieorl Con of in poet t%
ole thth n Inch nines. ht 111111tta
out o 11l molt: mine the huh It an I the
leea , I of the Coll. ire The Counol'
tl^t efolc Octet min( 111 t the co
el
Ntep to putilvh ofretulet utel
0% Int ehtln tte id pie en t et !dente In
o i u h roe, upon o . .•tu lent tot,.
-.utt note out v tt mild ponl,ll
Iterte e the tevUlmiun n is hi 0K mut
Susquehanna Faces Penn
State Batsmen Tomorrow
Visitors Open Nittany Baseball Season
on New Beaver Field---Game Is
Called for Two-thirty
'1 hi Pi nn time n andel thi
itt Won of I,llei tti of ilthletti
hill s iuoil the ion gone
of Ihth ITN I. on nln n tort
(I 0, its DO 01 OW 14411.1 11 11111 1 it
akin:Janos .1r1.4 11111/11 1, 11 .1.
1111 1 . 1 4101 h. 1111 Nen Irl 11 1 1 i'lol , l
null, hellosM, been sellousl3 handl
. sapped It) I ilk of outside math,
! no indication or thel.o shim -th
t all be oh en lip :Janet 10,4 e•hflihlri
Tt.rinni n,; mi Waanisiday Ifteraimn
he hattan,lde : , ;011 r. at el
Ilth ltetdnutttr tM 11 1 1th 11 , / . t Mine
chat ,se of Ili, ti th e I.CO IC It I.CIII
- ^ id to I. ix, ton ti 1•11 , 51101 tilt,,
Penn St it nth on 1111,1.0 111 11141
1 Is tooth Ll' 1 /01 4 01 et 1.)011 li"
thellll inn fm the util.-enil hill him
self took 0101 tile ILlna of the b nab ill
situ Id
Tu 4t tt td the c ent, , t I:ct nt. Ili l
1 been vela tea tut the c ,1111. 1 111 •
91tIon The M r ; 1,.1.4:E1p It I. 11111
'keit ,1111,111-; LI e I,st tel m 111 till
Vt 41111• ,rtutes hut /11 nil
NITT - ANY FRESHMEN FACE
PITT DEBATERS TONIGHT
Will Be First Tuna That a Year
ling Team Has Appeared
at Penn State
lu tho lust fi tedun Int til , In th it
1.114 "et tht n In.ltl a lit, the
:ottnn, • it lint, hill I' e do_ td
,th, tJ Pitt don -th 11l .4,, It n n In
lit And'. Iwo ti nl.th t 11,11 tit he h
4olotton tlo quedlon flit d
ot the tett d St ths hould
lilt t.tht t.f SatlolN the ,I.+ltto •
hill uphold the nen ttl, ,ll.lt trt lilt
gut vtlon
The 'An am hal t on, .1
of On Le torn NS
bin Ili. le tn
1 / 4 1.1 theft to h and man igit
the atilt ni nit e oult hIII be 1 . 0151e1 II
CC' Tt .ton 11 lV lint:ton sill C. II
Pahl. T.a,e time hit, ',tun tin
manna of the th aln„ id dm
Ina hire shtmtil tin_ nicer 'nom
], ut all the 'II eshlnen
EIM=MEIII
A lat 40 .kutllLnce 14 1.4111t1i rill Lo
ll gilt 4 tioAtln t : idiot iill 4111.1. nt4
I thing; the tt. td Iliittllth Ph, %till
be to Mend the tile. tin t ; lit
o do of the I.ll4lliili Deo moot Ait
ot lit fo tut 111111 i 4houiii hi lo r f 11101
lieolile out to he ii the deli itt , (hot
tilt 1.111 ho the lit itt I: i idiot to doh toe
elicit held it Ponn It toe It urn Iltio
moll, the 111.11 1 01 it 1111 1111 , ILIE
Illoll4iC it.llll 1114 10(11 1,4.111i/01i.
PCIIII St tie helot, the 01 14111 1101 of Ihi
01011 nod othei Loth,' !AIM: 'dot ,
folloood
FRATERNITY LISTS
OF ALUMNI WANTED
j A Pull With the
Prof Won't
Win the Tug
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Colit, itilhol 111,. Ind ‘v t 1 +t , rrilglN
lII=
It /1 vlgnlllLant th I both the College
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Senate Committee
Admits Students
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