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tDITORs.
News .................. Lee A White
Assistant..............Harold Titus
Athletics............Wilbur D. Elliott
Women ........... Frieda Kleinstick
Music and Drama......Hollis S. Baker
Exchanges ...... . .M. B. McHugh
EDITORIALS.
James K. Watkins Morrison Shafroth
Charles Good G. S. Lasher
John T. Kenny
ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
Walter K. Towers Harry Z. Folz
Dion Birney D. A. Hinckley
Arthur B. Moehlman Russell B. James
Fred Lawton Harry G. Myser
Frank Rowell Charles H. Mylander
Morris Houser M. Mack Ryan
Wade Oliver
BUSINESS STAPP

thre satalways lnunlerots denidlds Vek
from other institutions for lectures on of
the subject. Last Monday Mr. Zowski Eve
delivered a lecture before about 4oo run
4tudents of Purdue University on the and
".volution of the American Water ores
Turbine Type." A little later Mr. A
Moyer, of the engineering department, rate
will'speak before the same university on piec
"Steam Turbines." Iii order to return for
the compliment two members of the
faculty of Purdue will give talks before OF
the engineering students here.
SENIOR LITS IMPOSE TAX 'T
AND OUST FORMAL DANCE leti
The seniors of the literary depart- The
ment, assembled in. class meeting Wed- Feb
nesday afternoon, fixed the dues for bete
the year at $2. This does not include sity.
the cost of invitations, however. This cor
year the seniors may purchase as many whi
invitations as they wish at thirty cents win
bach. Class Treasurer Baker reported '
a good sized balance as already in the age
treasury. The president urged upon the
the auditing committee the necessity of rela
imnmediate activity. ((CO
The proposition of a formal date to for
be given in conjunction with the settior class
laws was discussed. It met with little In
favor, and though the committee was ciaII
authorized to proceed with a joint dance vari(
it was ruled that the affair must beas
informal. ((C
The matter of a class picture to be sche
hung in Memorial hall was postponed mad
tilil a later meeting at which titme 0 wofl
class historian, a prophet, a poet, ao
'valedictorian, and a toastmaster will
also be elected.I
A
NEXT GARGOYLE WILL held
DEAL WITH TRAGEDY ner
-- bush
Reeking with gore, with blood oozing i
from every page, the coming number soci
of the Gargoyle promises to be a amb
thriller. The editors speak of it as the mak
murder number, and regard it with awe. succe
So it is to be officially designated.
Gruesome though the details may be, \li
this novel issue promises thrills in i
plenty. Finding at their disposal sev- priat
eral strong stories of unusualy excel-
lence, which by a strange coincidence coac
were all on gruesome topics, the edit-C
ors determined to mould the entire
number to the subjects of homicide and \;
death. Even the leading humorous C. I
story, by Donald Kahn, is of the efforts stree
of a crew of frightened sailors to save
a dying shipmate by means of faith Fi
treatments.
The leading serious stories are the
work of Lee White and of Harold Titus 8
respectively. Both are tragic in their
interest and in their climax, Bly at TI
equally strange coincidence the titles of Ltad
the two best poems submitted are "The
Suicide" and "The Murderer." Both of i i
these products of campus poets will ap- plica
pear.
The jokes and cartoons have been de- j So

'ts year an inovaton in
s will be attempted at
indoor track met will
iruary 26 writh a pr hmm
een the four csses in tl
 Entries will not even Is
ding to departments, and
ch has the Iarge~st numbe
ters will win the meet.
tuesday afternoon. Inter
Fred La %ton caled a 1
various lrnalagers et the.
cy teams. Only six chiss
-e present. I h m(,t i
tite pur ioti .far1sing
terclass Manager Larwtol
y desirousthat.Candidate
yos track teams cone
is towards the drawig
dule for the relay race
te i tonear amur ill
commence in earnest the
he second semecster.

,))4NIit in Karm-oriywitd
the issue. DealII
1. ithe exb t
is riot. "Sonces o3,
l\ -A1ialol uc of ('o
s.
set of Japntes po
d page w ill be ts('d
e. The murder nm
the first of thet C i
FICIALS PRODUC7
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meeting of the se
1last night in R om
ing building, In Wil
iness of the class wva:
he CengIine~rs have
al program this yeas
ition of every Ima

C. A. Bowman
Walter Q. Wilgus
Kenneth Osborn

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Myer Rubin
Norman Wittet

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910.
Editor Today-DEWEY A. HINCKLtY.
WEATHER: Partly cloudy, warmer.

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UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
Jan. 2o--Robert Edeson in "A Man's a
Man," New Whitney.
Jan. 2o-Koanzaland dinner, Union club
house, 6 p. m.
Jan. 20-Senior Engineer dance, Gran-
ger's.
Jan. 21-J. Lit luncheon, Barbour gym.
12 p. It.
Jan. 21-"The Inspector," Comedy Club
play, New Whitney.
Jan. 2-Michigan-Northwestern debate.
University hail.
Jan. 2-Second party in Catholic Stu-
dents' club series.
Jan. 22-"The Goddess of Liberty,"
matinee and night, New Whitney.
Jan. 24-Woman's League ice carnival.
Jan. 28-Seumas MacManus, S. L. A.
number.
Jan. 28-Fresh Engineer dance, Bar-
bour gym.
ZOWSKI WRITES ARTICLES
ABOUT "WATER TURBINES"
Among articles that have been written
by members of the faculty is one by
J. C. Zowski of the engineering depart-
ment, on "Rational Methods of Deter-
mining the Principle Dimensions of
Water Turbines." The article appeared
in the Engineering News of Jan. 6.
This article is the second written by Mr.
Zowski on turbines that has appeared
lately, and is written with the view of
using it together with the first and an-
other now in the course of preparation,
as a text book. Mr. Zowski is engaged
in the writing of a text book on tur-
bines and these articles will take its
place until it is completed.
Michigan is at present the only uni-
versity in this country that offers
courses in the study of turbines, and

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