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To the Editors of the Crimson:

Although do not imagine that any one puts much faith in a statement made by the Lampoon, still I wish to correct the one in today's issue of that paper concerning the Glee Club. It is merely necessary to state that only one western paper had an adverse criticism of our concerts, and that the same paper criticised still more harshly the concert given by the Yale Glee Club.

When the writer of the Lampoon editorials speaks of "depraved journalistic freedom which ought to be checked." I wonder if he is thinking of a certain paper which advertises a biweekly issue, although it appears hardly once each month.

M. WILLIAMS, Jr.January 12, 1891.