We wish to call the attention of the junior class to the fact that, unless fifty names are put down on the book at Bartlett's for the class dinner before tonight, the dinner will have to be given up. There are many men who are able to attend, but who fail to put down their names through a spirit of negligence or indifference. These we would urge to sign at once, as only about half the required number of names has been obtained, and every man who can go should hesitate no longer in putting down his name. Surely there are fifty men in the class who possess sufficient class feeling to make the question of a dinner no longer a matter of doubt.
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