Some of the former members of the club are, "Poosie" Davis, who is slated for first tenor; Albert Brigham, who will also sing first tenor. Boyd Briggs, tenor, Homer Lipps, Gipson Stalker, Russell Scott in baritone parts, while Titus Le Claire and Ralph Knudson will handle the bass end of the affair.
E. K. LINDLEY NAMED Y. M. C. A. PRESIDENT The Executive Board of the Y. M. C. A. held its first session on Tuesday, September 30. During the meeting, the board elected Earnest Lindley president, Boyd Comelison, vice-president; Le Roy Thompson, secretary-treasurer; and Philip Buck, treasurer. The predominating feature of this year's program as detailed by the Board will be the up-building of a strong organization among the men interested in "Y" activities. In furtherance of this policy, the president was authorized to appoint committees for meetings, but maintenance, music, membership, socials, finance, employment, deputations and community service.
At this time Secretary MacPherson took opportunity to state that the "Y" but would be open to any University gathering that would first file application for it with him.
HIGH SCHOOLS Of Victims Of Huge Gun Have Unseated His Reason.
SUCCESS USINGS FEMALE. Men Whose Minds Failed to Stand Up Under Strain and Horrors of War His Only Companions.
Berlin.—The inventor of the  "Big Bertha," which first shelled Paris on March 23, 1918, from a distance of nearly 80 miles, now is an inmate of the German state asylum in Andernach. Men whose minds failed to stand up under the strain and horrors of war are his only companions. 