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A A A afford her. The spirit with which the Class of 1903 hails the College is reverence 01 her past, appreciation of her present and confidence in her future. The Dickinson of tomorrow will measure up to the service expected of her to the extent to which she is supported by her sons. Those of us who have passed her walls owe allegiance to that Pleasant as are the thoughts of the College past to Alumni, our keenest interest should be in that which lies ahead of her. deems it a privilege to contribute to and share in that future.

The Class desires to present to the College on this occasion a comprehensive plan for Campus improvement, as it pertains to plant life. The is based upon a thorough study of the plan Campus by Prof. Arthur Wescott Cowell, Professor of Landscape Design at the Pennsylvania State College, a recognized expert in this line, in co operation with Dr. Morgan, other College authorities, and members of the Class. The principle behind the ject is to assure a continuous growth of thrifty plant life on the Campus under a consistent policy of replacements and additions.

in way will the Campus attain maximum pos. sibilities in beauty and usefulness. The present inherent value and worth of the thrifty trees now on the Campus has been fully recognized and made a part of plan. Our desire was to disturb present splendid thee canopy as little as necessary in providing an assured future growth of trees and shrubs. Replacements necessary will be undertaken gradually.

They will be made only in the case of trees whose condition or location requires their removal to produce the best gen eral effect. The Class requests of all other classes of College in the co operation having the plan fully realized. Hereto fore classes and individuals have planted tres on the Campus in honor of the (College, an individual, or an event. The selection of species and site have depended very largely upon the taste and judgment of the planter. As a part of the 1903 plan there has been prepared a complete record with species, condition, and location 01 every tree on the Campus with recommendations concerning approximate time for replacement of declining trees and trees which should replace them.

Opportunity is thus afforded any class or individual desiring to establish. a memorial or to commemorate an event be to plant a tree with confidence that it in will constitute and remain an essential part of the future Campus. In presenting the plan, partially fur. filled by the recent tree and shrub planting you have seen, the Class would have you join with it in the this vision 'of Dickinson fulfilling every Mobiloils 4 grade for cert For Your Home Garage Buy your season's supply of Gargoyle Mobiloils in a Steel Drum. Occupies little space, practically indestructible, safe and easy to handle.

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E. Hewitt, 28 W. Louther St. 4 DAYS -HALF PRICE SALE -4 DAYS WEDNESDAY THURSDAY THE FRIDAY SATURDAY NOT MORE CLASS OF 1903 PRESENTS MEMORIAL Address by Stuart--Poem by Johnson--Successful Reunion The memorial and presentation services of the class of 1903 were held Monday afternoon on the steps of Old West. Lloyd Wellington Johnson presided.

J. Harris Bell, chairman of the general committee of reunion opened the exercises with appropriate class a are: Major Pilcher, Professors marks. The deceased members a of the reStevens, Gooding and Lindsey, Herman Biddle, Helen Sheafer, Paul P. Tomkinson, Benj. Hi.

Rogers, E. Stewart and Wm. White. Hugh, The presentation speech was made by Robert Stuart, a former of the of athlete now Commissioner" of Carlisle, Forestry and of Penna. Mr.

Stuart stated in his remarks: "Only those who have attended a Class Reunion can appreciate the keen satisfaction of renewing former college ties, after a lapse of years. One sees again the familiar faces close associations in the college mates and instructors, freshens forther town, visits places linked with student activ ities, and shares once more the inspiration of college environment. noticeable changes have occurred in the material aspects of the College, in the span of twenty years since the Class of 1903 left Dickinson, but the two decades have not the recollection personal associadulled tions with fellow students in the class room, on the Campus, on the athletic field, and in social doings. The pass age of time has healed over any stu dent short-comings; it has added fla vor to the wholesome experiences of College life. Events that in retrospec tion are amusing and inconsequential, were to the student mind quite serious and far-reaching.

We remember the victories and pleasures; we forget the defeats and disappointments. of true values. He would be an Added years give one a higher unworthy Dickinsonian who would not acknowledge with advancing years an increased debt the old College for the splendid training and fine associis the Dickinsonian who does not ations he had here." As unworthy also sense the inherent strength and influence for the college weilds and the big field of service open to her. We are proud of Dickinson, past an present Her future will be measured by the opportunities Dickinsonians HALF PRICE HALF PRICE 25c. Egyptian Talc $1.50 Toilet Ardyn Water 75c HALF PRICE 35c Aspirin Tablets 2 Dozen PRICE PRICE 25c 50c HALF PRICE Zinz Stearate Tooth 35c Hinkle's Powder Brushes Cascara Pills 25c HALF PRICE 75c Compact HALF PRICE Face Powder Oil $1.00 Mineral 50c HALF PRICE 35c Mary Garden HALF PRICE Talc 25c Carbolated Witch Hazel Oint.

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Neidigh, master's report in divorce filed. John Lindner vs. the Lindner Shoe Company. This is an action in assumpsit, to recover five months' salary at the rate of $7500 a year as assistant manager. In an opinion and decree filed by the court the rule for judgment is discharged for want of sufficient affidavit of defense.

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In the estate of Samuel E. Gilbert, late of Newton township, return to order of sale granted. Estate Clara J. Hull, petition for discharge of trustee granted and Carlisle Trust Co. appointed.

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The graduates from Carlisle are the Misses Elizabeth Armstrong, Mabel Fitzgerald, May Fitzgerald, Edith G. Hoover, Alta M. Kimmel, Oella I. Liggett, Dorothy C. Line, Mary K.

Line and Mr. Donald H. Goodyear. During the four years that have just passed, many events, among these the endowment compaign, have taken place will always be of great importance in the history of Dickinson. The town graduates of the local institution have had the privilege of being closely connected and taking an important part in some of these achievements.

Coming to Dickinson from Grove City College at the beginning of her Junior year, Miss Elizabeth Armstrong soon took an active interest in her work at Dickinson. During her Senior year, acted as President of the Day Students' Branch of the Women's Senate. She has been interested in the Y. W. C.

A. work of the college, having been a of the Cabinet the past member, She has also been affiliated with the Mcintire Literary Society and is a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. Miss Mabel Fitzgerald has acted as Vice President of the McIntire Literary Society in her Junior year and as President in Senior year. She has also been a member of the College Y. W.

C. A. during all four years. Miss May Fitzgerald has been connected with both the McIntire Literary Society and the French Club. Miss Edith G.

Hoover has a good record to show for her four years of college work and in addition has been prominent in the church work conducted by the A students. She was a member of the Harmon Literary Society, Y. W. C. and the Zeta Eta Phi sorority.

Miss Alta Kimmel in her Junior year, was elected Vice President of the Women's Student the highest governing body over the college. women. She has been connected with both the. McIntire Literary Society and the Y. W.

C. and in connection with the latter, served as a member of the Cabinet for two years. She is also a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. Miss Oella Liggett has likewise been interested in college activities, holding office in the Harmon Literary Society, force years. and As a as a.

Junior, Senior, President of that society. She belongs to the Chi Omega sorority. Carlisle had two Senior women appearing on the program of the Class Day exercises. The history of the Class of '23 was written and delivered by Miss Dorothy C. Line, the senior class historian.

She has been member of the McIntire Literary So ciety for two years and is a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority. The other Carlisle girl to appear on the Class Day program was Miss Mary, K. Allison Line. Oration, She an was honorary elected ora- to tion. She has been connected with the Harmon Literary Society and is a member of the Chi Omega sorority.

The only Carlisle boy -to receive a diploma this morning was Donald H. Goodyear. In addition to his work at college and to his elective work at the law school. Mr. Goodyear has been actively engaged in business with his father on South Hanover Street.

He is a member' the Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity. BASEBALL TOMORROW EVENING AT 5:30 The Maskind A. A. will cross bats tomorrow with the strong West End evening, Harrisburg. The game will be called at 5:30 and the admission price will be 35 cents.

Turn out, fans, and support your home team 88 management has secured some, of the best teams of Dauphin, York, Adams and Franklin counties for twilight and Saturday afternoon games. Watch for schedule in this paper. All games will be played on Biddle Field. MR. GELWICKS RETIRES Mechanicsburg, June the rulings on time service, Friday evening H.

Clay Gelwicks was honorably, retired by the Cumberland Valley branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad, after a continuous service of thirty-three years as baggagemaster of the Mechanicsburg office. Mr. Gelwicks is in good health and hopes to spend some time of his ure in traveling over the United States. In commenting on his retire. ment, he said: "I don't want to stop but think have served my time and must think of the advance of the other fellow." Baggagemaster Mills, who comes here from Winchester, is in charge of the office.

Edward Kling, of Mechanicsburg, will do night service. WOODS FUNERAL Upper services Mimin, for were Mrs. held James Saturday at ten o'clock, burial at Mt. Hope cemetery. STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS Mrs.

Geo. Keiserz of West Louther street, sustained a paralytic stroke Sunday morning, while in the kitchen of her home. BIRTH NOTE Mr. and Mrs. Marcus McKnight, Carlisle D.

1, announce the birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Parker McKnight. BASEBALL AT HOLLY Holly A. C. will play the Evangelical Press of Harrisburg, at Holly Satur. day afternoon at three o'clock, to followed by a chicken corn soup per for a quarter.

At six, the Holly Juniors will play a Carlisle team. pectation of her in campus environment as in scholastic, moral and ath letic standards. As this plant life, nurtured by soil and air, will develop and become a part of the campus environment, let us as Alumni and friends of Dickinson renew our alleg iance and contribute increasing measure of service to the institution which has served us so well. Honorable E. W.

Biddle, the prest. dent of the Board of Trustees made the acceptance speech. Mr. Biddle made appropriate remarks on the his torical setting of the College, and 01 the beauty and uniqueness of the gift of the class of 1903. After the exercises the classes of 1898 and 1903 had their pictures taken.

The Trees of 1903 (By Lloyd W. Johnson) What best proclaims the token Of what a class should be? It's the trees, reach to heaven That shall for 1903. Look about you, Dickinsonians, See answer, our quest, Hear the the College Speak the message from Old West. I'm the gray walls, ivied deeply, I'm the firmness of the sod, I'm the tower, I'm the Chapel I'm the trees that soar to God. I'm the sweep of many voices Of the past that speaketh here, Century old, and yet more hoary, Matchless volume, solemn clear.

I I'm the gentle green of springtime, I'm the colors of the fall, These, my trees, are but my mirror their glorious moods my call. Though their roots are rock-gripped, earthy, Yet their hands to the blue Of the sky that draws them to it And their heads are blest with dew. As we lift our vision trunkward To the crown about your head, We feel the inspiration That a noble tree can shed. So we feel our quest successful And we answer joyously That a tree best speaks the token Of what a class should be. WHITCOMB FUNERAL WHITCOMB FUNERAL The funeral services for Mrs.

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