DISTURBANCES AT MEMORIAL.

If the disturbance in Memorial Hall last evening was incited by members of the University, the managing committee would do well to endeavor to find the offenders and punish them; if it was caused by outsiders, then the possibility of a recurrence of such an incident should be provided against by closing the gallery to visitors.

But regardless of who started the trouble last evening, the members of the dining association have shown an unusual tendency this fall to make noises and to throw food whenever any one has appeared in the gallery, whether or not that person has given any provocation. Gentlemanly behavior on the part of the members requires that visitors be shown the courtesy of no attention at all, rather than the discourtesy which they are at present receiving.