Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . eswill serve to provide this financing and will enlist the supportof the fraternity generally through an improved and moreinteresting fraternity publication. The fraternity is undertaking a worthwhile work. It isdeserving of the support of all alumni. Those who believe inSigma Phi Epsilons labor in behalf of bigger and better menwill deem it a privilege to lend their support in the paymentof their annual dues. He—Dont go. Youre leaving me entirely withoutreason. She—I always leave things as I find them,—Penn. Alice (the home guard sweetie)—Youve been makinglove to t
Sigma Phi Epsilon Journal . eswill serve to provide this financing and will enlist the supportof the fraternity generally through an improved and moreinteresting fraternity publication. The fraternity is undertaking a worthwhile work. It isdeserving of the support of all alumni. Those who believe inSigma Phi Epsilons labor in behalf of bigger and better menwill deem it a privilege to lend their support in the paymentof their annual dues. He—Dont go. Youre leaving me entirely withoutreason. She—I always leave things as I find them,—Penn. Alice (the home guard sweetie)—Youve been makinglove to those college girls. Ex-Rook—What makes you think so? Alice—You are better educated.—Orange Peel. 488 The S i gma Phi E p s il o n Journal Traveling Secretary Sets Sail Freeark AVill Hit the Trail This Month as Emmissary ofExecutive Committee. Sigma Phi Epsilon is, comparatively speaking, a new in-stitution but, like many new institutions, more securelyfounded as the observer of the bitter experience of Our Traveling? Socretsiry And being comparatively new we indulge in new ideas. Notthat a traveling secretary is a totally new idea. It is not. Itis being employed by several of the larger fraternities. Butthere are many who do not have traveling secretaries andthe idea is, therefore, somewhat of an innovation. Traveling Secretary Sets Sail 489 Brother C. H. Freeark is Sigma Phi Epsilons first selec-tion as official visitor of chapters. Note that we carefullyavoid the word inspector and employ a milder term. Thisis designed to put all chapters visited more at ease with thetraveling secretary. But let no one mistake the purpose ofthe t. s. He is going to do some thorough inspecting. But -let us back up and properly introduce the you will notice above, Freeark is his name—pronouncedjust like it looks. He has the now standardized winningway about him as well as a glib tongue—so glib, in fact,that we highly recommend him as an after dinner speaker
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