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*2S 8 .£ 2.2 Ji l> ftoto to E E a sa j The opening session of the Conference of N . P. C. Editors oc-
rt rt • • • 9 3 * curred Wednesday morning, October 24th, 1917, at 10 o'clock.
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O5 The Meeting chose for chairman, MISS L. P E A R L E G R E E N ,
fx* OO O Kappa Alpha Theta, and for secretary, MISS F L O R E N C E A.
A R M S T R O N G , Alpha Chi Omega.
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The various fraternities were represented as follow :
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Alpha Chi Omega—Miss Florence A. Armstrong
OO Alpha Delta Pi—Mrs. P. E . Smith
Alpha Omicron Pi—Mrs. A. J . Hennings
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Alpha Phi—Miss Frances Perkins; Miss Amy Comstock
o o •g<§ £J J CJ Alpha X i Delta—Miss Polly Fenton
Chi Omega—Miss Martha M. Land
[X. •S D. Delta Delta Delta—Mrs. Fay Martin Slover
Delta Gamma—Mrs. S. W. Hawley
O go o c o Delta Zeta—Miss Arema O'Brien
Gamma Phi Beta—Miss Carrie R. Morgan
7. Kappa Alpha Theta—Miss L . Pearle Green
Kappa Delta—Miss Elizabeth Corbett
§ I § I § 1to tou .5 Kappa Kappa Gamma—Mrs. P. R. Kolbe
Phi Mu—Mrs. Keller
06 s Pi Beta Phi—Mrs. Francis A. Rugg
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Zeta Tau Alpha—Miss Patrick
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The discussion of the conference followed the program which had
S£ c c £££££-CCEGC:G been sent to all Editors. The report of the Committee of Investiga-
tions regarding syndicated advertising was given by Mrs. Rugg,
"oooo s oooooooocooo who had assumed the chairmanship of the committee in April because
of the illness of Miss Armstrong.
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Letters were read explaining the development of the investigation
EEyEESEEE of various possibilities and of various agencies. George Banta Pub-
lishing Co., Armstrong Advertising Agency of Minneapolis, and the
C£ O£ O£ O£ c OB C= ^ O cOcCcCc -B cc cc ccc oc oc oc Martin Advertising Agency of New York had all shown interest
UO in syndicating of fraternity journals, both men's and women's. Mr.
C Banta reported that he had found it impossible to gain the coopera-
tion of agencies; the Martin Company had already organized a
E .8 syndicate of several men's journals and agreed to syndicate the
woman's journals for forty-five per cent commission; the Minneapolis
SffR.ii 1 jl d . 9 I „ |c Agency made the best estimate which has already been submitted to
<£ each Editor.
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Mr. Banta asked to appear before the Editors to discuss a new plan
by which he purposed to employ the Armstrong Agency to syndicate