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MAZING results were de- A veloped in Jupce’s second an- nual CollegeWits Contest. This can be vouched for by JupGe readers, who have seen the big College Wits Number of Jupce and the succeed- ing number, in which an ‘overflow of the clever things submitted in the competition by undergraduates was published. Wit, humor, satire, flowed spontancously and in abundance from these young and sparkling minds. The work of preparing the College Wits Number of Jupce was tre- mendous, owing to the mass of mate- rial received. For days Jupce's editorial and art desks were buried under the favors of the colle More than 3,000 text contributions came from nearly a hundred colleges and universities, covering every part of the country and Canada, while more than soo drawings, many in color, were forwarded as entries in the competition. To sift from this great bulk of mate- rial enough to fill an enlarged JupcE was labor, but it was joyous labor. Every effort was made to be fair to all com- petitors. The average excellence of the literary and pictorial matter submitted was remarkable. THE STANDING OF THE COLLEGES IN THE WITS CONTEST ACCORDING TO POINTS Amherst. ..... . 13 Alabama see 2 Brown a . 13 Boston . . 9 Bowdoin 2 Bryn Mawr * 3 Brandon (Canada) 2 Columbia . 990 Cornell... ‘ 80 California 28 Carnegie Tech . r Cincinnati we woe 13 Colorado (Mines) 3 Colorado (Ag.) 2 Cumberland (Tenn.) 1 Chicora . 1 Colorado (Dental) 3 Colgate 3 Dartmouth. . 23 Drake. . 2 JUDGE Denison Dickinson Dental & Oral Surg. Georgia Tech. Harvard Holy Cross (Mass.) Illinois Indiana Iowa Johns Hopkins Kentucky Kansas Lehigh Lafayette Michigan Minnesota Middlebury Maryland Missouri Mount Holyoke As has been seen, several of the universities cups are the property of their annual winners. made a fine showing in competition. Columbia, Below will be found Pennsylvania and Cornell ran neck and neck the colleges and univers’ and it remained for a care: is to determine which of the as entitled to the big silver cup the trophy given to the competitor making the best skowing. Columbia and Pennsylvania raced down to the line together, Columbia winning “by a nose.” Cornell won the cup last year. It must be won three times by a col- lege to make possession permanent. The art cup, another handsome silver trophy, was won by Paul Berdanier, Jr., of Washington Uni. versity, St. Louis, for the cover of the College Wits Number, entitled “Reflection,” which was novel in idea and artistically superior to most ama teur work. Charles Baskerville, Jr., of Cornell, now a professional artist, won a like cup last year. The cup for the best literary feature was won by P. Stewart Sfacaule: Johns Hopkins, for his story, “The College Widow.” W. G. Sawyer, of _ Dartmouth,was a close second with his sophisticated tale, “‘ Morning Glory.” The Cup Columbia Cops Albert R. Stewart of Dartmouth won the literary cup last year. These two ¢ respective points of inthe competition: I North Dakota 1 Stevens Tech... 2 1 Northwestern. 1 Smith... 6 3 Nebraska. 1 Syracuse see 5 2 Notre Dame (Ind.) : 5 St. Ignatius (Cal. I - 18 North Carolina. .... ...... 11 Texas Spgeace 8 6 New York U 9 Trinity (Hartford) 3 2 Ohio State......... 10 Teachers’ (New York) 2 3 Oregon... 1 Union wontons 8 Oregon Agricultural...... 1 Vanderbilt aa wee ee 1 12 Pennsylvania. a -.+- 92 Virginia anaeasia 5 I Princeton --.. 16 Williams ‘i agape: 3 Penn State we ....s. 14 Washington (St. Louis). .... 32 6 Pomona (Cal.) s Washington (Seattle)... .. 12 4 Parkdale Coll. Inst. 5 William Jewell eessnese 3 43 Pittsburg 5 Wabash ais 2 Rutgers. errs 2 WashingtonandLee......... 6 5 Rensselaer Polytechnic. 6 Western (Canada)..........- 2 3 Rochester 5 Wisconsin ie Se ERRORS 1 1 St. Louis 10 = Wake Forest eoweoan 12 2 Stanford... 16 Yale 14 comicbooks.com