There are several files of the CRIMSON for sale, $3.50 each, at McNamee's, 418 Harvard street.

The distribution of tickets for M. Coquelin's lecture will continue today in 39 Grays from 4 until 6.

A blue book for the signatures of those wishing to join the Republican Club will be at 1 Stoughton from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. to day.

The game between the freshman eleven and the Roxbury Latin School, which was to be played yesterday, was postponed on account of the rain.

The sale of season tickets for the symphony concerts at Sanders Theatre opens today at the University book store.

Bicycle runs will be held every Wednesday and Saturday at Yale, and prizes will be offered for the final race, which will be between five and ten miles.

Twenty-four theological Yale students have applied to be made voters. The selectmen, however, refused to register their names.

The list of names in the various courses are to be printed this week, and students should make any corrections still necessary without delay.

The Cornell Era says: "It is very noticeable how much the student publications of Yale and Harvard surpass those of all other colleges in literary qualities."

The Conference Francaise has completed arrangements by which it will occupy the old Hasty Pudding building. Just as soon as M. Coquelin's lecture is past the society will begin its work for the year.

The three questions to be submitted to the Union this evening are: Resolved, That the reasons for the prohibition of Chinese immigration are insufficient; Resolved, That the government should suppress trusts; Resolved, That political campaigns as at present conducted are demoralizing.

In Germany during the last five years the number of university students has increased 26 per cent., while the total population has grown only 50 per cent. One man in every 213 now takes a college course in that country; one in every 200 in the United States; one in every 600 in Scotland.

Montgomery Gibson, Yale, '92, a son of Senator Randall S. Gibson of Louisiana, has been missing from college for a week, and detectives are now searching for him. He is known to have cashed a check for several hundred dollars a week ago, but has not been seen since, either by his classmates or by the college athorities.

The sections for field work in N. H. 8 will meet as follows:

Section A, Thursday, Oct. 25, Eastern depot at 11.05.

Section B, Thursday, Oct. 25, Museum steps at 11.15.

Section C, Friday, Oct. 26, Eastern depot at 11.05.

Section D, Saturday, Oct. 27, Museum steps at 11.15.