1920 TO PURCHASE BOND

A vote of the Freshman Class will be taken next Wednesday, June 13, as to the advisability of investing a part of the surplus of the class fund in the Liberty Loan. The fund raised by the class of 1920 was unusually large and consequently a large portion of it is available for the purchase of bonds. The proposition has the support of the class officers still in college and many men have stated that they are heartily in favor of it. The support of the entire class, however, is essential to the success of the scheme.

By subscribing a part of the fund to Liberty Bonds the class will be doing its share toward the support of the government and at the same time will receive a profitable return on its investment. It is planned to purchase several bonds of small denominations rather than one large one so that they may be sold whenever the money is needed in cash form. As the price of the bonds will undoubtedly rise, and as they will always be saleable, a profit will be made in every case. It is essential that the bonds be bought by Friday of this week, which is the day on which subscriptions to the Liberty Loan will close.

Polls Here and At Wakefield.

The polls will be in the dining rooms of Standish and Smith-Halls and will be open on Wednesday from 7 to 8.30 o'clock in the morning and from 12 to 1.30 o'clock at noon. There will also be balloting at Wakefield for Freshmen in the second battalion.