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To the Editors of the Crimson:

The system of seat allotment for the Pennsylvania game is well calculated to give the best seats to Harvard men and to keep tickets out of the hands of speculators. However, if a man has applied for seats and finds at the last moment that he cannot use them, what can he do but sell to a speculator? Last year the Yale football management, in order to prevent the sale to speculators of tickets for the Yale-Princeton game, offered to accept at face value any tickets which, for personal reasons, could not be used, if returned to the office by noon of the day before the game. Cannot the Harvard management make a similar offer in regard to seats for the Pennsylvania game? JUNIOR.