Poke Four
CAMPUg BULLETIN
TODAY
Prof. Amos E. Neyhari, of the de
partment of industrial engineering,
will speak on "College Citiienship" at
the freshman discussion series for
men in the Hugh Beaver room, 304
Old Main at 7:30 o'clock.
The freshman women's forum will
he held in Room 302 Old Main at 6:45
o'clock. Mrs. Amos E. Neyhart will
introduce the subject for discussion,
"A Co-ed's Religion."
TOMORROW
Le Cercle Francais will meet in the
Women's Building , at S:l5 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
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THURSDAY
The fortieth music hour of the Pres•
bytmian church will be held in On
church building. Miss Kathryn Phelp
will be guest pianist.
MISCELLANEOUS
Presidents of honor societies ma...
get lists of students' averages from
Professor Kent's office on the sec
ond floor of Main Engineering.
All campers of Christian Youth
camps who were not members of last
year's Camper's Club are requested to
leave names and addresses at the P.
S. C. A. office immediately..
Free Student Union Dance Friday,
November 1. No stags allowed.
Approximately one-fourth of the
seniors' at Yale contemplate being
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Drami,Diiision.Opens
Current Plays Library
The dramatic division of the Col
lege is introducing a new lending li
brary service of current plays after
ten years of success in this field. A
complete directing service is being
offered in addition to an opportunity
to rent Costumes and electrical equip
ment eta nominal cost. Modern plays
may be obtained. :it reduced royalties
by this plan.
The directing service is available
for straight dramatic productions or
musical Shows. It was tried out with
musical shoWs' for two years; under
the. direction of J. Ewing Kennedy,
In Pittsburgh
Two Big
,Events!
Friday Night-7:30 p. m., Pittsburgh Alumni
. Smoker—Hotel Fort Pitt -
Saturday Night—Supper Dance, Hotel Schenley
$2.00 'per couple, including midnight dinner
Will Rhyshanick—Pittsburgh's Favorite Maestro—
and
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His Band ,
WILL YOU BE THERE?
itna in straight &mutts last year un
der the direction of Prank S. 'Neus
baum and David D. Allison, of the de
partment of English composition, be
fore being added permanently to the
extension service program. Supervi
sion of the entire service is uncle':
Prof. Arthur C. Cloetingh, of the divi
sion of dramatics.
The lending library of:cunhnt plays
was started by Professor Cloetingh,
head of the division; for the use of
former students, and is now Veing
'used extensively by suhool and local
dramatic organizations in many parts
of the state.
The libraiy t , containing nearly all
the modern plays obtainable for pro
duction,' is the only one of iits• kind
open to amateur producers in the
state. It may be the only one of-its
this Weekend
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for Better Taste
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kind in the country. Through the
medium of the library, amateur pro
ducers may examine plays under con
sideration for production at the rental
fee of five or. ten cents per play be
lore investing in copies 'needed for
production. The fee barely covers
postage. Plays. selected are purchased
directly from the publishers.
A HarVard professor, W. Y. Elliott,
would divide the country into ,12 red
gions and , drop the present federal
system of states.:'
Fraternity Jewelry
' •at the ,
L. G. BALFOUR CO.
Office in Sauers' Store
Allen Street •