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Don 't Pussyf oo t
Down with prohibition! Such is the
sentiment of Spain as evidenced in the
letter to Prof. Charles P. Wagner, of
the Spanish department, from the
financial managers of the tour he has
planned thrdugh Spain with 20 stu-
dents during the summer months.
The letter which comes indirectly
from the Spanish consul informs peo-
ple in charge of tours, through Spain
that members of parties must not
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preach prohibition in Spain as this
would render them liable to ejection:
from the country.
GAYLEY, '78, DECORATED
BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT

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ent dean of the English department ofr
the University of California, has re-t
cently been decorated by the French
government as Chevalier of the Legion-
of Honor in recognition of his services
during the war. '

Chicago, June 1.-The two man ten-'
nis team of Stanford University, Cal.,j
has started an Eastern invasion which,
will bring it into competition with the
leading universities of the country in
a strenuous four months campaign
ending with play in the chief amateur
tournaments along the Atlantic coast
late in the summer. The two players,
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and J. M. Davies, of Hollywood, Cal.,
are scheduled to play in twenty-nine
matches, including ten national or sec-
tional tournaments.
Starting June 1 the team plays nine
matches in the central west and then
goes on to eastern colleges and tourn-
aments.
PLACE STILL IN MUSEUM
FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
Tacoma, Wash., May 31,-So future
generations may know of present-day
"bootlegging" operations, a five-foot
copper still has been placed in the
Ferry Museum of the Washington
State Historical society here. A long
description, attached to the still, tells
how it was used to violate the prohibi-
tion law.
United States Marshal John M.
Boyle, before donating it for historical
purposes, took the precaution to punc-
ture the bottom. The still was seized
in a raid here.

Un'
mbers of to
weer classes are s .
Class 4ky the following,
evening the Union presencb
I student entertainment for
ni, at Hill auditoriumi. Tuesday
Wednesday will be marked as the
for the reunion of 30 differentl
es of the University. Former
bers of the Varsity band are plan-
to hold their reunion on those
also.
'Senior Promenade
noon, Wednesday, the University
its regular alumni luncheon at
our gymnasium. The senior prom'
e will begin promptly at 7:301
nesday evening, after which the
ity band is to give a concert, and
nembers of the senior classes hold
rewell sing. The .annual Senate
)tion will be held Wednesday
ng in Alumni Memorial hall, for
ni, seniors -and their friends. A
et written especially for the oe-
in by Prof. John L. Brumm of the
ric department, is to be presented
ame evening on an open stage on
ampus by senior members of the.
dy club. The senior girls play
also be given Wednesday evening
e Whitney theatre. The classes
3, '14, '15, and '16 entertain at a
e that evening in the assembly
of the Union.
e program for commencement
ends at 10 o'clock Thursday
ing, June 30, when Sir Auckland
s, English ambassador to the
d States, delivers the' commence-
address in Hill auditorium.
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