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Missouri--The west cslapim of the
University of Missouri, recently named
the Francis Quadrangle, in honor of
David R. Francis, former governor of
Missouri, and former president of the
board of curators of the university, is
to be decorated this spring with a sun'
dial, the gift of the senior class in the
School of Journalism.

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home, the women
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of women as aggI
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the Bryn Ma'wr-Commencing this sum-
ated mer, $ryn Mawr will offer a free sum-
the mer course to 70 working girls. All
the facilities and advantages of the
winter terms will be given to these
alue girls, the expenses to be paid by a
jUni- scholarship fund. The 70 girls will be
dne- chosen through, cooperation with rep-
do- resentatives of women's labor and wel-
pple fare organizations, and other social
aub- workers, and only those deserving
higher education will be given this
chance. This is the first experiment
of its kind and is being watched with
ford interest by other educational institu-
.,rations.

COEDCAON LAUDED
BY COLGATE PRESIENT
"Co-education is the normal trend of
affairs, and therefore desirable," said
Dr. R B. Bryan, president of Colgate
university, in a recent interview. "It
Is" only natural that women and men
should associate together in college
life, as their oompanionship has al-
ready been established before entering
college,
"Tradition prevents co-education
from being established in such insti-
tutions as Colgate where 50 per cent
of the students learn the Colgate yell
at the age of two years and never con-
sider attending any other college."
Liquor B111 Introduced in Congress
Washington, April 27.-Sale of liquor
on passenger steamers of American
and foreign registry beyond the three-
mile limit, would be authorizeP under
a bill introduced today by Rep. Rd-
munds, Republican, New Jersey.

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PRYERS CLUB ELECT
STAFF FOR NEXT YEAR
RITTER, '22, CHOSEN PRESIDENT;
DIRECTORS OF SOCIETY
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iversity has initiated a new plan for 1
e raising of funds for a stadium. In a
urn for subscriptions to the stadium
ket privileges for 15 years are given.
contribution of $100 will assure the
nor the right to buy two choice seatsS
r 'a period of 15 years. The stadiumP
11 seat 60,000 and will cost $50,000.Z
Yale-John Galsworthy delivered a
ture on ..Castle in Spain" recently
Yale university." On a previous visit,
America Mr. Galsworthy was thei
est of the Dramatic association. Hef
rongly advocated the building of a'
ile theatre, pointing out the greato
pprtunity for. the Dramatic associa-n
n to better perfect their work 'byp
e actual .experience of staging their
rn plays in their own theatre. To
rther show his interest he made a
rsonal.gift of $200 towards the build-N
g fund now being raised. John Gals-
>rthy is a graduate of Harvard andt
Kford.,
Wellesley-A class in primary auto-g
otive mechanics has been introduced
Wellesley in order that the girlsf
ay learn to repair their cars in casec
minor' troubjes on the road. Manyh
the dainty misses of the Bostone
tIool are already familiar with the.u
tricacies of the carpuretors and thee
ntle art of fixing. spark plugs and1
nition systems.t

Election of officers was the chief
business of the Players club at their
rheeting Wednesday. The following
will serve for the coming year: Presi-
dent, Robert Ritter, '22; vice-president,
Sara Waller, '22; secretary, Wuphenia
B. Carnahan, '22; treasurer, R. S.
Tubbs, '22; director of programs, Prof.
R. D. T. Hollister, of the public speak-
ing department;' director of play-writ-
ing, Prof. R. W. Cowden, of the rhet-
oric department; director of dramatic
criticism, Prof. John L. Brumm, of the
rhetoric department; and director of
finance, Prof. A. D. Moore, of the elec-
trical engineering department. These
officers will appoint the standing com-
mittees for the year and with the coh-
mittea chairm'nen plan the work of the
club.
Theobject of the club is"'to culti-
vate among its members higher art in
the stage presentation, selection, and
writing of plays, in the oral interpreta-
tion, selection, and wtiting of litera-
ture, and in the appreciation of the
interpretative and creative use of lan-
guage."
Opportunity will be given in the near
future for those who would like to be-
come members to make application.
Membership is practically unrestrict-
ed. All students, members of the fac-
ulty, and'friends of the University are
eligible to make application. At the
present time the membership is more
than 200.

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