All notices for the weekly CRIMSON Calendar must be placed in the notice box in the CRIMSON Office on Fridays before 5 o'clock, marked "For the CRIMSON Calendar."

Tuesday, October 15.

9.00-5.00.--Election of Senior members of the Student Council in Thayer Common Room.

4.00.--Faculty of Arts and Sciences meeting at University 5.

6.45.--*Law School Christian Association. "Homicide, Assault and Battery, and Rape," as seen in the New Testament." Professor G. F. Moore.

7.00.--Professor Cole's Senior Bible Class in Brooks House Office.

7.00.--Dr. Evans's Sophomore Bible Class in Brooks House Parlor.

8.00.--Geological Conference. "Mineral Collecting in the Pegmatites of Maine and New Hampshire." Professor Palache. Mineralogical Lecture Room, University Museum.

8.00.--Topiarian Club. "Some Aspects of Landscape Architecture Abroad." Professor Pray. Common Room, Conant Hall.

Wednesday, October 16.

5.00.--*Princeton game applications due.

7.00.--St. Paul's Society. "The Meaning of Christian Unity." The Rev. D. S. Miller. Brooks House.

7.30.--*Rifle team practice in baseball cage.

Thursday, October 17.

8.00 A. M.--St. Paul's Society Corporate Communion in Christ Church.

8.00 P. M.--**Boston Symphony Orchestra Concert. Sanders Theatre.

Friday, October 18.

3.00.--**Freshman track meet in Stadium.

4.30.--**(In German). "Leading Ideas of the Present Time." Fourth lecture. Professor Eucken. Emerson J.

7.30.--Music by Kanrich's Orchestra in Living Room of Union.

8.00.--Romance Seminary. Meeting in Upper Warren.

8.00.--*Harvard Philosophical Club. "An Appreciation of Professor Palmer's Lecture on Immortality." Mr. G. A. Feingold. Emerson C.

8.00.--**Harvard Engineering Society. "The O-Street Power Station of the Boston Elevated."

Saturday, October 19.

*Last day in first half-year for dropping additional courses without liability for additional fees.

3.00.--**Football with Amherst in Stadium.

3.00.--**Freshman football with Hotchkiss at Lakeville.

7.00.--*Football songs due. Manuscripts should be handed to F. R. Hancock, 18 Oxford street.