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II t HANDICAP CROSSGYM TEAM PLANS 350 SUFFRAGETTES I BIG TRACK TEAM DINNER COMING COUNTRY RACE TODAY SEVERAL MEETS STORM PARLIAMENT II I 1 Element of Uncertainty Indoor Season Will Be Heralded Riot Precipitated and Quelled Individual Meet to Be Held Large With the Aid of Extra By a Dinner Next Soon to Get Line On Due to Entry of Untried Policemen. Wednesday. New Men. Men. I
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Wednesday, November 23, at 6.15 there will be a dinner in the Union for all men who are interested in any form of track athletics. A number of speakers who are closely in touch with the Institute athletics will explain the condition of our athletics at present, the plans for the coming season and the opportunities for new and for experienced material on all the 'Varsity teams. It is especially important that all men in the Sophomore and Freshman classes, as well as candidates from the upper classes be present. The management. has arranged to have a good field, and, according to program, a good time is assured to everyone. On Monday, November 21, a formal call will be issued for all track team candidates to report to Coach Kanaly in the Gymnasium. At the dinner the work for the year will be outlined and explained so that all candidates will find it advisable to be present. Furthermore, an exceptionally full and attractive indoor schedule is nearly completed, and it is hoped that this may be announced at the dinner. These indoor meets will furnish opportunities for both novices and veterans, both as individual entries and as members of relay and class teams.
MRS. RICHARDS GIVES INTERESTING TALK Addresses Students of the High School of Commerce On "Domestic Waste." Mrs. E. H. Richards, instructor in Sanitary Chemistry, addressed the boys of the High School o Commerce yesterday on the subject of "Domestic She emphasized the fact Waste." that utilization is the watch word of the twentieth century. "Domestic Waste," said Mrs. Richards, "is that waste which concerns the individual and over which he has no control. Waste has five phases: First, that which is rejected; second, that which is excess; third, that which is unnecessary; fourth, the use of something that has no compensation; fifth, that which is destroyed by fire, flood, extravagance and neglect." The short course in agriculture at the University of Missouri began recently. A direct wire will be installed in the Armory at Cornell, Saturday, for the purpose of reporting the CornellHarvard game to the undergraduates. The Glee Club of California has offered a prize contest for an original encore song, stunt or idea, to be used at their concerts this season.
FIFTEEN ARRESTS MADE.
With eighteen entries in last night, the eight annual Handicap CrossPremier Asquith Busy With Parlia- Squad of Freshmen Reporting Regu- Country race this afternoon promises ment Bill-Suffragette Deputalarly for Practice. to be well contested. The race starts tion Refused Hearing. at 3 o'clock from West Roxbury, near Under the able leadership of Capt. Highland. Station, the team leaving Emeline Pankhurst, a leading Brit- \V. D. Allen, 1911, the athletes of the Back Bay Station at 2.09. A heavy ish Suffragette, together with 350 Gym team are working hard to make trail has been laid over the entire women, made an attack on Parliament this winter a successful season. A eight-mile course, and the recent fine shortly after it opened today. The large number of the men of last year's weather has put it in excellent shape demonstration was the direct result team are back, including Capt. W. D. for the run. of Premier Asquith's repeated refusal Allen, 1911; S. M. Baxter, 1913; L. A. Several Freshmen are entered and Twelve Bevan, 1913; S. S. Crocker, 1913; WV. quite a few other new men have signed to receive a deputation. women and one man were arrested B. Denton, 1911; J. J. Sada, 1913; B. up for today's riace. The 'Varsity soon after the riot started. During the Darrow, 1911, and M. H. Judd, 1911. squad men are conspicuous for their second rush made by the women, who Besides these veterans a squad of absence, as most of them have broke adopted a wedge-shaped formation, about ten Freshmen is reporting regu- training since the Intercolleglates. H. S. Benson, 1912, will be unable to run several policemen were bowled over. larly. Three more arrests followed. Scores A meet will be held on some date on account of the injury to his knee of extra policemen, anticipating the during the third week in December, which he received in the race at attack, formed a cordon around Parlia- at which all the regular events will be Princeton last Saturday, and Captain ment and effectually prevented the run. Boxing and wrestling matches H. G. Watkins, 1912, also isn't run. women from breaking through. will be a part of the program, and Ferry, who received the David Lloyd George, Chancellor of prizes will be awarded to the winners ning. R. M. the Exchequer, told the House of Com- in each event. This meet is held pri- time prize last fall, has not entered. L. O. Mills, 1911, will probably be mons that the Government would an- marily to give the new men a chance nounce its policy in regard to woman to show their calibre, and a man's per- scratch man, while W. S. Davis, 1911, suffrage next week. formance here will have considerable and E. E. Ferry, 1912, will be low Premier Asquith's time is greatly to do with his chances of making the mark men. Among the new men, A. occupied at present with the veto resoP. Nye, 1914, and J. Shedd, 1914, have lution, or Parliament Bill, as it is team later on. Later in the winter a meet against shown great promise and are expectofficially called. He states that "The Government is being made to look the Amherst College Gym team has ed to finish near the front. The numridiculous in the eyes of foreign na- been arranged. Last year the meet ber of new men entered makes the tions by the attempts to reform the House of Peers, allowing it at the with Amherst resulted in a win for awarding of handicaps uncertain as same time to retain its veto power." Amherst by a score of 31-23. The Coach Kanaly, in several cases, has One can easily observe that a move- date for the meet this year has not nothing by which to judge. This element is on foot to make Parliament been definitely settled, but it will ment of uncertainty will add to the conform more with the Congress of probably be February 17, 1911, interest of the race and a dark horse the United States. It is almost a cermay capture one of the cups offered tainty that the power of the House of MEETING OF SENIOR by the Hare and Hounds' Club. Lords will be materially lessened in Three cups are to be given-two CLASS DIRECTORS the very near future. for first and second places, and a third actual time. Only one cup Plans for Dinner-Nominations for the best ORCHESTRA TO PLAY will be awarded to a man, as was the Opened for Portfolio case last year, when R. M. Ferry, 1912, AT JOINT MEETING Committee. finished second and also made the best IFirst Public Appearance Will.1 At a meeting of the recently elected actual time, but was awarded only the The second place cup time prize. Be at Union On officers of the Senior class the follow- went to Foster Russell, 1911, who ing business was transacted: Treas- finished third. Last year's race was Monday Night. urer H. S. Smith was empowered to won by E. W. De Witt, 1911. At orchestra practice yesterday begin collections of the class dues of I _ much time was spent on the selec- $1 as dictated by the class constitu- I, CALENDAR. tions from "The Chocolate Soldier" tion. It was thought best to get the I I and "The Red Mill." Some of the se- Senior Portfolio Committee elected as Saturday. lections from "Madam Sherry" were soon as possible, and for this reason I Handicap Cross-Country Run. Leave Bay Station at 2.09 P. M. Regualso tried, as were also several other nominations are called for from the Back lar Handicap Course. L on to close nominations these class, pieces. The men in the club are working Friday, November 25th, at 4 P. M. Monday. 1.00 P. M.-Tech Board Meeting hard to make it a success, but there The committee will consist as herewith Lunch. is yet need of a few more violinists. tofore of five men. The point system t 1.45 P. M.-E. E. Society Excursion The first public appearance of the rates this office at 7 points. Arrange- to L Street Station of Edison Comorchestra will be at the joint dinner ments were made to hold the annual pany. 4.00 P. M.-Basketball Practiceof the professional societies, which is class dinner on Thursday, December to be held in the Union on Tuesday I1,in the Union. It is planned to an- Gym. 4.00 P. M.-1914 Cross-Country nounce the results of the Portfolio night. Practice-Gym. Manager Brookes announced that in elections at this dinner. The commit4.00 P. M.-1913 Cross-Country order to practice the pieces for this tee appointed to take charge of the Practice--Gym. meeting all the members must report dinner is H. C. Davis, C. H. S. Merrill, Tuesday, November 22. C. F. Hobson and the president extomorrow at 2.30 P. M. 1.00 P. M.-1912 Class Pictureoffcio. Rogers Steps. A new mineral called "grouite" has 4.00 P. M.-Musical Clubs' Practice At Washington University, in St. -Union. been discovered by a member of the 4.00 P. M.-Gym Team PracticeLouis, Mo., Coach Cayou is having a Minnesota Faculty. Gym. hard time getting men out for foot4.00 P. M.-1913 Cross-Country PracWalter Wellman, who lately failed ball practice. Twenty is considered tice-Gym. Recently Wilson. 4.00 P. M.-1914 Cross-Country Pracin an attempt to cross the Atlantic in a large number. an airship, has received a letter of a star back-field man on the St. Louis tice-Gym. 4.15 P. M.-Technique Board MeetUniversity team, went over to Washcongratulation from Dr. Cook. ington University and after having ing-Room B. Union. 4.30 P. M.-Tnstitute Committee "The Religion of the Ancient registered he joined the squad. It Meeting-Union. 6.30 P. M.-Combined Professional Greeks" is the title of the course was the third time he done that sort Societies' Dinner-Union. offered by the University of Michigan. of thing.
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MRS. RICHARDS GIVES INTERESTING TALK Addresses Students of the High School of Commerce On "Domestic Waste." Mrs. E. H. Richards, instructor in Sanitary Chemistry, addressed the boys of the High School o Commerce yesterday on the subject of "Domestic She emphasized the fact Waste." that utilization is the watch word of the twentieth century. "Domestic Waste," said Mrs. Richards, "is that waste which concerns the individual and over which he has no control. Waste has five phases: First, that which is rejected; second, that which is excess; third, that which is unnecessary; fourth, the use of something that has no compensation; fifth, that which is destroyed by fire, flood, extravagance and neglect." The short course in agriculture at the University of Missouri began recently. A direct wire will be installed in the Armory at Cornell, Saturday, for the purpose of reporting the CornellHarvard game to the undergraduates. The Glee Club of California has offered a prize contest for an original encore song, stunt or idea, to be used at their concerts this season.
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With eighteen entries in last night, the eight annual Handicap CrossPremier Asquith Busy With Parlia- Squad of Freshmen Reporting Regu- Country race this afternoon promises ment Bill-Suffragette Deputalarly for Practice. to be well contested. The race starts tion Refused Hearing. at 3 o'clock from West Roxbury, near Under the able leadership of Capt. Highland. Station, the team leaving Emeline Pankhurst, a leading Brit- \V. D. Allen, 1911, the athletes of the Back Bay Station at 2.09. A heavy ish Suffragette, together with 350 Gym team are working hard to make trail has been laid over the entire women, made an attack on Parliament this winter a successful season. A eight-mile course, and the recent fine shortly after it opened today. The large number of the men of last year's weather has put it in excellent shape demonstration was the direct result team are back, including Capt. W. D. for the run. of Premier Asquith's repeated refusal Allen, 1911; S. M. Baxter, 1913; L. A. Several Freshmen are entered and Twelve Bevan, 1913; S. S. Crocker, 1913; WV. quite a few other new men have signed to receive a deputation. women and one man were arrested B. Denton, 1911; J. J. Sada, 1913; B. up for today's riace. The 'Varsity soon after the riot started. During the Darrow, 1911, and M. H. Judd, 1911. squad men are conspicuous for their second rush made by the women, who Besides these veterans a squad of absence, as most of them have broke adopted a wedge-shaped formation, about ten Freshmen is reporting regu- training since the Intercolleglates. H. S. Benson, 1912, will be unable to run several policemen were bowled over. larly. Three more arrests followed. Scores A meet will be held on some date on account of the injury to his knee of extra policemen, anticipating the during the third week in December, which he received in the race at attack, formed a cordon around Parlia- at which all the regular events will be Princeton last Saturday, and Captain ment and effectually prevented the run. Boxing and wrestling matches H. G. Watkins, 1912, also isn't run. women from breaking through. will be a part of the program, and Ferry, who received the David Lloyd George, Chancellor of prizes will be awarded to the winners ning. R. M. the Exchequer, told the House of Com- in each event. This meet is held pri- time prize last fall, has not entered. L. O. Mills, 1911, will probably be mons that the Government would an- marily to give the new men a chance nounce its policy in regard to woman to show their calibre, and a man's per- scratch man, while W. S. Davis, 1911, suffrage next week. formance here will have considerable and E. E. Ferry, 1912, will be low Premier Asquith's time is greatly to do with his chances of making the mark men. Among the new men, A. occupied at present with the veto resoP. Nye, 1914, and J. Shedd, 1914, have lution, or Parliament Bill, as it is team later on. Later in the winter a meet against shown great promise and are expectofficially called. He states that "The Government is being made to look the Amherst College Gym team has ed to finish near the front. The numridiculous in the eyes of foreign na- been arranged. Last year the meet ber of new men entered makes the tions by the attempts to reform the House of Peers, allowing it at the with Amherst resulted in a win for awarding of handicaps uncertain as same time to retain its veto power." Amherst by a score of 31-23. The Coach Kanaly, in several cases, has One can easily observe that a move- date for the meet this year has not nothing by which to judge. This element is on foot to make Parliament been definitely settled, but it will ment of uncertainty will add to the conform more with the Congress of probably be February 17, 1911, interest of the race and a dark horse the United States. It is almost a cermay capture one of the cups offered tainty that the power of the House of MEETING OF SENIOR by the Hare and Hounds' Club. Lords will be materially lessened in Three cups are to be given-two CLASS DIRECTORS the very near future. for first and second places, and a third actual time. Only one cup Plans for Dinner-Nominations for the best ORCHESTRA TO PLAY will be awarded to a man, as was the Opened for Portfolio case last year, when R. M. Ferry, 1912, AT JOINT MEETING Committee. finished second and also made the best IFirst Public Appearance Will.1 At a meeting of the recently elected actual time, but was awarded only the The second place cup time prize. Be at Union On officers of the Senior class the follow- went to Foster Russell, 1911, who ing business was transacted: Treas- finished third. Last year's race was Monday Night. urer H. S. Smith was empowered to won by E. W. De Witt, 1911. At orchestra practice yesterday begin collections of the class dues of I _ much time was spent on the selec- $1 as dictated by the class constitu- I, CALENDAR. tions from "The Chocolate Soldier" tion. It was thought best to get the I I and "The Red Mill." Some of the se- Senior Portfolio Committee elected as Saturday. lections from "Madam Sherry" were soon as possible, and for this reason I Handicap Cross-Country Run. Leave Bay Station at 2.09 P. M. Regualso tried, as were also several other nominations are called for from the Back lar Handicap Course. L on to close nominations these class, pieces. The men in the club are working Friday, November 25th, at 4 P. M. Monday. 1.00 P. M.-Tech Board Meeting hard to make it a success, but there The committee will consist as herewith Lunch. is yet need of a few more violinists. tofore of five men. The point system t 1.45 P. M.-E. E. Society Excursion The first public appearance of the rates this office at 7 points. Arrange- to L Street Station of Edison Comorchestra will be at the joint dinner ments were made to hold the annual pany. 4.00 P. M.-Basketball Practiceof the professional societies, which is class dinner on Thursday, December to be held in the Union on Tuesday I1,in the Union. It is planned to an- Gym. 4.00 P. M.-1914 Cross-Country nounce the results of the Portfolio night. Practice-Gym. Manager Brookes announced that in elections at this dinner. The commit4.00 P. M.-1913 Cross-Country order to practice the pieces for this tee appointed to take charge of the Practice--Gym. meeting all the members must report dinner is H. C. Davis, C. H. S. Merrill, Tuesday, November 22. C. F. Hobson and the president extomorrow at 2.30 P. M. 1.00 P. M.-1912 Class Pictureoffcio. Rogers Steps. A new mineral called "grouite" has 4.00 P. M.-Musical Clubs' Practice At Washington University, in St. -Union. been discovered by a member of the 4.00 P. M.-Gym Team PracticeLouis, Mo., Coach Cayou is having a Minnesota Faculty. Gym. hard time getting men out for foot4.00 P. M.-1913 Cross-Country PracWalter Wellman, who lately failed ball practice. Twenty is considered tice-Gym. Recently Wilson. 4.00 P. M.-1914 Cross-Country Pracin an attempt to cross the Atlantic in a large number. an airship, has received a letter of a star back-field man on the St. Louis tice-Gym. 4.15 P. M.-Technique Board MeetUniversity team, went over to Washcongratulation from Dr. Cook. ington University and after having ing-Room B. Union. 4.30 P. M.-Tnstitute Committee "The Religion of the Ancient registered he joined the squad. It Meeting-Union. 6.30 P. 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M. J. HANNIGAN, Pro Competition for assistants in Tech Show, 1911, has begun. There are three assistants to be chosen, preferably one Sophomore and two Freshmen. Manager Lenaerts will be ih the Show Office, Room B, daily, from 1 to 2 o'clock, to meet all candidates.
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Book on patents. "Hints to inventors." "Inventions needed." "Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for search of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly. Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full charge of the U. S. Patent Office.
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Corrections should be handed in to I INSTITUTE COMMITTEE-Next the I Registrar's office not later than meeting Tuesday, November 22nd, at IFriday, November 18. 4.30, instead of Wednesday, 23rd. WALTER HUMPHREYS, D. R. STEVENS. Registrar.
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Drawing Instruments and Materials, etc. Fountain Pens. Text-Books
The Gymnasium classes in Physical Training begin this week, according to the Tabular View. The attendUNDER NEW MANAGENldENT. ance at the first two classes was very poor, and a large number of men have one absence against them already. There are only four cuts al- Lunch, 12 to 2 25c lowed during the year, and each man Table deHote 5 to 7 35c must report at his classes in order to obtain a clear record in that subject. $5.50 Meal Ticket , $5.00
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November 15, 1910. A proof list of the students for the current Catalogue is posted at the entrance of Rogers, Walker, Engineering A, Engineering B, Pierce, Engineering C and the Lowell Buildings.
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