Evening journal., 1920-02-18

dependent on the payment Of ANNA
dues
a small responsible managing boarc
so truly representative Of an element
and organizations Of the alumni as &,
engage their loyal adherence and SUD
port
a manasins board selected withou
the expense OF annual postal election.
and in which the principle OF perma-
nence Is flfty-nfiy with the principle Of
new blood
An assurance that the income de
rived from the alumni will be disbursed
wisely and according to consistently
followed plan.
The coordination and ceniralization
lof an schemes. originating anywhere
among the alumni. TO raise money from
We alumni for special purposes.
The departmental societies strength
eneu py Tie assigning 20 them Of defln-
itc important duties, and by apportion-
ing uneir income IN accordance with
their usefulness.
"A recognition IN the management OF
the principle Of representation by the
organized classes, thus opening the door
for an extension Of this principle. f
ever 10 may become advisable"
Ihe general opinion today as ex-
pressed by delegates, was that the re-
port would be adopted with few
changes.
The committee on welfare Of the uni
yersiLy will submit report embracing
number OF important changes in tle I
management Of the university. While /
this report VIII not come up for con /
sideration until ihis afternoon or To- |
morrow morning, 10 is understood n
VIII recommend that the number OF .
students in the university be reduced
so as to enable that Institution 10
maintain a higher grade end better
paid faculty.
Ihe reduction Of students would be
erected by substantial increase IN
Tuition fees and the raising OF lhe
standard Of entrance examinations. 10
.s commended the sudden increase OF
NE student body has brought about
ne unavoidable employment OF num-
,ers Of inexperienced professors whose :
.ervices could be dispensed with.
The Increasing derendence OF the
University ON the State Of PENNSYLVANIA
deplored as profoundly affecting its !
eNeiopment. The committee favOrs
Dtaining other funds and TO dispense
; lar as possible. with State aid. .
The university authorities viii also =
g urged to foster The establishment =
a college for mass education in q,
hlladelphia. under The Board OF Edu- :,
alton Of that city. u u
The abolition OF co-education In the /,
Undergraduate department and the es- ~
-blishment Of a separate building for =,
Ie women students Is also favored ~
he report will contain recommends
ons that the building program be, cur at
He'd and that no new work along an
ese lines be undertaken until the at
sttuton Is on a sound financial basis. as
better type Of sports and the secur- vo
g OF the best type of coaches and
liners will be advocated. nj,
Provost Smith, who recently resigned pa
head Of the university. VIII be the iri
ntral figure at Thursdays banquet. Il yi,
understood that fitting testimonial m,
recognition Of his long service to the nj.
lversity win be offered
The registry today Of delegates. their
Isses and club. was as follows: g. r. -
yder, 1900. District OF Columbia; II. ~
Ogden. 1890. New England; J. s. Irwin. -
%, New England; w. n. Cousin. 1891 ~, 49,,
rtland. Me-; William Ray Balwln nE ldi'
2, Maryland; FS. Farquhar. 1900 W.. ~,
W England; John Laning. 1895, Luz wv wy
ne county, Pa; C. d. Scully, 1901. -, ~
tshurg; Oscar h. Forester, 1910. Wis ~ ~.
lsln; Mark Lansburgh. 1912, Wash Az, Az.
ton, d. c.; Lucius r. Write, Jr., 1909. SV
ryland; Plerson C. Irwin, i9ii; Chi 80
%; j. II. Stadelman, 1888, Delaware; ss''U
ert C. Wiser, 1908, Kansas City. Mo; pis
haniel W. Howell. 1913 Delaware; L. sno o1S
ford Taylor, 1908. Delaware; A. u. NJ NJ
adick, 1901. Connecticut and Oregon; ~. g
'cellus E Wright, 1905 Richmond, w M
; f. B. Harmed, Jr., 1903; Chicago: A. r
Lambert. 1912, Richmond. Va. 5. II
Hand, 1901. Amber. Pa. d, E. Tracy. e, ,iie.
}, Harrisburg, Pa; John s. Conway - 10,
!, District OF Columbia: Albert r.. -,nI
nker 1903. Chicago: Edouard de May. ~ ~
J. Pittsburg; William Mcclellan, 10, ~.
J. New York; c.. F.. Lindsay. 1885,. Al ~,
Y, n Y; D. \. W. Williams. 1919
hester n. Y. II. B. Ufrlngle, New VIII
K.
nong Alumni guests Of the clubs who NY
stored today were; Anthony w Rob-
n. 1888 Haverford Pa; II. w. Lip
ott. 1897. Philadelphia: J. Bartram
)incott, 1878, Arthur L. Church, John
shall Gest, and C. w. Mumford, all To-
and trustees Of the Necr
'ers'ty; Edward r. Bushnell, 1901. New
adelphia; William p. Harris, VIII and
ston' W. j. Pickering. Philadelphia; last
orman Henry. Philadelphia; Isaac year
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