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24 THE SCROLLwhere, when he happens to attend, he personally radiates that goodwill and ideal of democracy so characteristic of his writings.But clever as he is in depicting existence in the rural communitiesof the mid-West and expounding with a sort of combined Franklinesque-Emersoniansagacious optimism"' the epic of the Americancommon man, he primarily is a citizen and patriot concerned withpolitics, history and affairs of state past and present.Wii.LiAM ALLEN WHITE,Kansas, 'goHence when in Boston for the first time with any leeway forexploration it was inevitable that he should make a bee line forBunker Hill, the Washington elm in Cambridge, F'aneuil Hall, thetwo States Houses and similar historic places. Other members of theinstitute might go to concerts and attend social functions, but notso William - Allen White. For him the adoration of a mid-West.'American for the soil, shrines and edifices of a memorable national
THE ARENA 25past, the like of which Kansas cannot duplicate, though her corncrop amount to billions and her per capita wealth excel all othercommonwealths..Mr. White is a graduate of the University of Kansas, has recentlyserved on the board of regents which governs that institution, andis not onl\' interested in that center of learning but in all universities.So that one of the first pilgrimages he made after arrivingin Boston was to Harvard, for which, and its continuing an influenceon national life he has a wondering admiration, the reason for thisinfluence not being wholly apparent to him.He reports Kansas through its university wholly committed to the"social service" tlieory of higher education, and doing all that anystate univcrsitN' is doing—in kind if not in degree—in bringingknowledge to the people, .\nything like pseudo-aristocracy in connectionwith education in a democracx he considers farcical. Forthe school of journalism at the University of Kansas he lias muchrespect, for he has tested its graduates and found them not wantingwhen set at work, in due time he expects to see tiie Liniversity ofKansas devolving upon colleges much of tlie undergraduate work itnow has to do. and which they can do far 'Detter at centers nearerthe students' homes. .\ state educational policy that centralizes allits students in the higher courses in one tovi'ii .Mr. White does notapprov'c.—fioslon Christian Srirnce .Monitor,•kAUTHOR OF THE FEDERAL FARM LOAN ACTDUNCAN UPSHAW FLETCHER, Vanderbilt, '80Sentitor Duncan I'. Fletcher, of Florida, was in charge of theshipping Kill, in an administration measure, which passed during therecent session of Congress, latt his k'gislati\'e monument is thefederal Farm Loan -\ct. of which he was the author, and whichwas passed 1)\- almost unanimous votes in both the House and Senate.It is designed to place agriculture on an equal footing with otherindustries in regard to obtaining credit. Hereafter it will be possiblefor farmers to secure loans at re:is(>nal)lc rates of interest—notexceeding 6 per cent—in an\' section of the I'nited States.The m()\'eine:it for a rural credits law started in the annual('(-nvention of the Soutliern Commercial Congress held at Nashvillein l'^12. Senator Fletclier was then and still is President of thatorganization : he v/as the head of the federal and state commissionsthat visited Europe in 1913, and studied rural credit systems in fourteencountries; lie introduced the first farm loan bill in the I'nitedStates Senate in 191-1. and he was a member of the conference committeethat rejjorted the bill enacted in 1911). The following isquoted from a two-column editorial in the New York American andall Hearst papers:To Senator Fletcher of Florida is due the greater part of the credit forsteering this legislation successfully through Congress. The Senator was a
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HELLENICA 79war, paying ten cents a
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COLLEGIANA 83and others like these,
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COLLEGIANA 85There were 3,160 jobs
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NEW CHAPTER HOUSE OF NORTH CAROLINA
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106 THE SCROLLA BORDERBANQUETBy JOH
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114 THE SCROLLThe above men listed
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116 THE SCROLLPENNSYLVANIA THETA'16
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118 THE SCROLLIt is well to bear in
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122 THE SCROLLTHE RELATION OF FRATE
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HEADS MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
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180 THE SCROLLPERSONAL'14—Arthur
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182 THE SCROLLPhikeias Carvey, Hues
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192 THE SCROLLOHIO IOTA, DENISON UN
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196 THE SCROLLBrother G. D. Sells,
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200 THE SCROLLHerbert Fornwalt, '19
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204 THE SCROLLHoy, and Underwood ar
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210 THE SCROLLVIRGINIA GAMMA, RANDO
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214 THE SCROLLstory building next d
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SUPPLEMENT TO BAIRD'S MANUALThe ast
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220 THE SCROLL"Sure, I did.""What y
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222 THE SCROLLtents and composition
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MILITARY CURRICULUM PLANNED FOR UNI
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228 THE SCROLLDe lâuw—Two new bu
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A TENDERFOOT IN TEXAS TEN YEARS AGO
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232 THE SCROLLT. G. Alford. Not onl
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J. F. NEWMANEstablished 187611 John
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Volume XLI JANUARY, 1917 Number 3FO
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248 THE SCROLLDemarest, A , preside
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330 THE SCROLLKemp, "Keg" Bennett,
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350 THE SCROLLCOLLEGE MEN IN BUSINE
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354 THE SCROLLFROM THE SIGMA ALPHA
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J. F. NEW^MANEstablished 187611 Joh
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FREDERICK FUXSTOX 383and so varied
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FREDERICK FUXSTOX " 385KANSAS ALPHA
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FREDERICK FUXSTOX 387Council has be
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THE ARENA 411William Mather Lewis,
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EDITORIALS 413Member Beta Theta Pi,
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EDITORIALS 415the proportion of stu
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EDITORIALS 417most serious conditio
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CHAPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 419midst in
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CHAPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 423GEORGIA G
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CHAPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 427The call
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CHAPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 439PERSON.VL
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CLE4PTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 443The seco
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CHAPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 447of the ba
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CLL'IPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 449The cha
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CLEIPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 451NEW YORK
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CHAPTER CORRESPONDENCE 455for a win
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CLL'IPTER CORRESPONDENCE 465Lest th
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CLIAPTER CORRESPONDENCE 467on Augus
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CHAPTER CORRESPONDENCE 469football
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CHAPTER COLiRESPONDEXCE 471.Measure
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CLIAPTER CORRESPOXDEXCE 473Alexican
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486 THE SCROLLThis property is owne
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fôs ANGELES, CAL.—Hotel Hayward
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J. F. NEWMANEstablished 187611 John
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Volume XLI MAY 1917 Number 5PHIS AT
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INTER-FRATERNITY BANQUET ON BORDER
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THE FRED FUNSTON PATRIOTIC FUND 531
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GENERAL FUNSTON'S BADGE 533his way,
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PHI DELTA TLLETA MEN AND THE WAR 53
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PHI DELTA THETA MEN AND THE WAR 537
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ALPHA SOUTH PROVINCE CONVENTION 539
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 545John \'estal H
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 547Herbert Armist
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 549GEORGE NEWTON
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 551ardent member
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TFIE CHAPTER GRAND 553JAMES GRAY, M
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 555WALTER HENRY M
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 55?His benefactio
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 559Professor \\'r
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 561leaving himsel
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THE CHAPTER GRAND S63WILBUR CARTER
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 565ger and Samuel
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THE CHAPTER GRAND 567Wood, and the
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EDITORIALS 575complete as possible
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EDITORIALS 511May Scroll editor it
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THE ARENA 595four days, at which th
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CLIAPTER CORRESPONDENCE 603We are p
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CHAPTER CORRESPONDENCE 609INDIANA Z
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