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HAVERFORD, P4.
HAVERFORD NEWS
VOL,
xvi
NUNIBEH 22
HAVERFORD COLLEGE, HAVE/WORD, PA.. NOVEMBER 4, 1924
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having ofonethecard,
end Element Is Surprise
Dr. Comfort Speaks
with had
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won two, Captain Thomas Shoots Goal
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drewswon
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store.
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then.begi
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let onWee..
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whether
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Mr. Whiante took threeto pante
of the cept
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clubtomomenta
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and
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the
thane,.
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on theSharpi
Campo.
met.. ThemHatwere
of hiJanata
minutescontrol
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which Harman,
to poinmen
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g waneat forbi
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but to.Ir. luasen 161271ni an
Thereafter
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two
teaml remai
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boa..
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undergraduates
terms
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the
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Importaand
nce of thethe rah.
busiotoessmalendes.,.of the merel
towinged-ibythe
con recover.
dm. Middletton
co. ofdwreawd
toweada
goal
ITS
been
three
two
Gal
l
o
n
broke
away
.
1
.
1
1
for
ga
t
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e
anught
tu
substi
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ute
denote
on
the
meek
team.
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the
mi
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dl
e
of
the
...erten
withJohnston
this breach
of the Twi
the the number of goveroaeortee,cnee atintheg a totalendof over
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Haver-NM
Baker
wasundergni
d
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speaker.
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Haverford
men
broke
the
bettonal
debt
had
been
csl
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no,
wk.,
.
h
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gni
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none
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plea for e Haverfordlan.
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byOnthreethebiacme
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lars,gn relatthee. Iran
owto U.
thawed
by 1920
Ore free kkk vehicle remelted
otera.red
overI the
eibefghtUndone
yard.Opponents
The
and beck
more
dance,
end
thecloJuni
oThir Prom
ThomasOnWerke
scored.
Dr.- Comfort's Remarks
i
t
Reek
for
dew.
that
the
Leas.
conti
n
.
unti
l
one
o'
ck,
s
mi
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Mr.
Whi
t
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Y.
FORUM
DISCUSSES
Do.
Comfort
odd
of
the
arevi
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ur
twi
r
e
M.
the
Iron
quarter
when
Urai
n
er
not enit InWean
e was
had 1921
medtearIn
weemed
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dteat,
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remarkabl
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to wore.
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the
asmuch
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who
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noreldefeinwe
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thi
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end..
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team
hours.
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a
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the
n. never
oft. art ut.have
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fields.. to gain. A. ie.
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end Emaiseveral
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In thewere
year TM nesediem/wi
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n
the 01.Heil Cllteam
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wet
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fromedbey°.
the cenofthedent Barton.
meet
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C.
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,
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Inter-cl
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to
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tarty
and
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defs..
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from the soat
ter
of
t
Preei
In
the
Uni
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the
Camp..
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facul
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the trothShrew
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bate theCoort
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ine. erinmark.
g L`taiTworolnuelMayo
theover.11theongoale. fro twenty-five yards
Monday
eveni
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g.
Mr.
Thom.
Hami
nored
thew.
but
l
e
nt
year
two
pri
v
ate
nk
of
NNW;
that
i
t
toProgresethe
the Supre
c.d.. 1
l
t
on,
executi
v
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secretary
of
the
renewel
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thei
r
ek
by
dol
m
a,
Patty,
Mr.
Whi
l
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Cab
pews:
the
Haverfordi
a
n
'
,
c
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a
fumbl
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nod
wan
abl
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of
Tooth
for
Peace.
l
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netter byto log and thought testicular], how ithe
broughton the
n alwaynNEdyingent.
g anti of the Nntiou:
claimdedbethatin the
the heeds
Power ofore,thethepeople Haverfordbm,
providiet downed
sevendownsTonlIne whi
fromch the
go.. FRANK MORLEY TO SPEAK
.toV. 7thortea
awihead.
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Wi6.1,l0k1 four
toOnnuke
thine organiInsorder
ed in And tliterary
ne facul
members.
two youth erne. We,.everywhere
byWoul
tutioofnaltheamendment,
end not &than
ON "SEA IN LITERATURE"
he board
In
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m
a.
hobo
yards,
FIeverford,
had
beat
and
to
add
two
new
one.
iDeweneal
o theConstihands
Cougreen,
Oral
game
of
chance or henetted
game.,four
But yordn,
three straiandghta Merl
to of future var. In cornball. the or viola.. diveraione.
. a Farmer Haverterdi. With
d.1 Aathestmeate
°Myr
e Taxes As Printery After thilandlemuesl
comma
el ed.. for foatrme Pardee/. armaments agar. the aroundemideveropment.
fourthedown
forwara
pane. alttouchhough MondayPatty,endReeved
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n
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n
eorrance
AD
compl
ted.
fel
l
e
d
to
mote
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peel
wee
made
by
t
h
e
Wang
the
stead
for
the
Demean!.
'
T
he
real
good
enti
r
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method
of
war
n
means
of
down.
little ithenter, Garrett'meek,
s pretty
Not-endow
andy on Fraok
dance.
ttee
anMr. Smithclpoi
nedtedcredioutt forthateveryththi
the Be.l moreCompi
in co/bylege,athl" egaltica" or byComf
settl
erneet
of inMr.terned-Deal
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drop kic'Ak from.
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be.
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s
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n
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e
good
t
h
at
had
l
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nce
t
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war.
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the
ti
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the
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>
by
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teresten
t
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e
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el
m
poi
n
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rod
ti
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t
the
Demorented
the
Inter.daes
Dance.
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o
.
at
o'
c
l
o
ek.
made
the worldammo
oa forandderhildren. of other."
crati
c
el
a
nd
was
net
for
swum
en
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Facul
t
y
added
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l
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cture,
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i
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the
Col
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men
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strai
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ht
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to
be
n
or
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down
Oda...
on lathat
rge personalbe.air den.
helodwent
. aidedtheourS
by a Urreed
that nowhiman
seaweed
for a ended economic meen.
ven the second sight, wil be il eep
on.. Thebutpara.
team
the linDesk
e far gitrete&
e
cdanger
h teshoul
did notd hiattend.
or of meu who putan SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY TO and
Mew
weeSmitheonth toMoe
taxatios
thand
nstAmes
dered The fitoftyrace
theckedNokari
firstthesogoal
of the afternoon.
law.,
mitered1917.colHelegethento 1915
Satthe
urdayatudente,
Revertant
didAsnottotheaeon
to
Mr.
he
wi
l
d
.
ki
.
by
a.
part
of
the
l
e
D
lea Hopki
June,
fininegbednod.
HEAR
NOTED
ASTRONOMER
tended thwie meet
ingidwere
feaeorabl
e of
Wathi
neton Cwlenerthee. The faculty oho said that Ills pro- pressed
bottl
n
s
Unl
y
erei
t
y,
maki
Haverf
e
ret
Nal
l
Hol
l
y
t
h
the
ea
of
Leswe
Mr. Smiraceththeadd,
"i
t
Premmted
end
woe
gi
v
en
t
h
e Rhodes
Harerforters
Immo.p ofwarToothandforaPeace
groupwiofl Owl Tata toNeeember
Speak ItI Meads. cm woolsthiforrdalquarter
tLeague.
hat nobedrMt. Stank claimed gram
them believe Tooth
M ng in bad, but they
ticholthen
arebihep from
thoughtowee
theUtak.Mato.
earned fame
theformed
Fellowehi
theteetdewi
hex
been
atudytog
01.0.ree
fi
w
t
down.
one
eonbe
here
et
Haverford
Davi
d
Todd,
ast
r
onomer
of
Met
Mr.
Davi
s
was
broader
then
the
fl
i
f
there
were
more
danci
n
g
Univerelthety,warIthreand.
confidthothi
encemonal.theto fordDuane
hanction,
with
Wall.
.oupnMawr.at e
xpecieatiofneth
la et ith neataddrees
theg. plpartayiofngtheandMailarkn ofLthera,
Democrat
ic pinusafoinre.to and
woul
d do HeH iteln lom wouldthese
he tooevents
reachforinthe
terested
he wee • mama
Swarthmore,
I'
.
of
P.
and
Bryn
Sci
i
c
Bodety
meeti
n
elpoimnts,edto get
the
League.
Wed
l
i
w
thment
ve
Ceath
e
whkh
be
hel
d
10
t
h
e
t
h
emet
r
y
l
e
cr
1920,
the
Rs'
thet
ofoverneholreturn
astle andforotthihers actliberal
ivities.proem.
More- Miller Announces Football tare room on November 11. Although tooted...we and
Me bran
spring,
at theay Wray.
very Were
of bltheof
ee not expl
announced
market,
he period h De
theybydealundergraduate.
. no privateoff derma
pt
p
fu
page 4. Oen.* 2
a
i
n
the
work
done
on
the Cm...be Dance Financial Success lbewioAinerlIletpee.*
an
the
fateen-yard
ri
p
e
and
no
for
a
of
the
eapedi
t
i
o
na
he
s
l
e
d
to
yews. annau
score.
Miller,Comandttee,
'20. ch.... of Ameria,ca. Ibmie • sod South Eater in the quarter, on a fourth NOWPag-then
ARMISTICE DAY MEETING
Wan gum.
theMerle
CampusM.Drente
CHOOSE PLAY
Tentreman
-receivedglaopoor
paget- • leg
I nteraellean Meath.WILL
thecloniFootbal
l Dame.
held Dr.2878,Toddandgradusted
Getlimner...lel
herthe to Promote
masarigendan
we.W.hate. ghat
lg.la
fromconnected down,
from
wafer
end
wee
w
i
n
Ithendal
at
Sat
u
rday
n
g.
won
a
t
h
at
AIM..
Sel
e
et
Cap
...I
relat
Del
a
Weak
wee
af
t
e
rwards
t
i
n
g
of
f
Ma
punt
ea
t
h
at
he
ems
downed
Lea.
Mb
'
T
ea
Ow
la
An
Armi
s
tke
Day
meeti
n
g
to
proBoth Pendent.
Of
Aswi
t
h
that
wi
t
h
the
bel
l
Deaki
n
s
ma
then
Le
s
l
i
s
matara
mete
"Intonati
ohenalheld at the Aldln Tueaday
tronomy. and led.dtheerected
Ito pogil on to wore, -which they did a frw Inghliging-ignae Charts
ts. ..eanoWted
M own when obeerystory
The plerect
ay Commi
ttee wil 4,mea
onde !'ty-lTheiveprofi
sox.
Coodwal
e
Amherst
dol
l
The
exact
i
n
g.
,
November
t
o
deci
Saabs
al
have
ernoon
10 Sunday a red. the Flsoday be
Theatre
thiing-s .i0s71,spoosored
n determined, wil he turned over edam expedition w Yap. La 00-ntinted
Woe mt.., to ithe
Thiwars mmeetpeopl
Co.
The
atioaner oath.
in th ofto suggested
ifin.
T. ILix.. Muth
LeChM
el& inran
alse
playa b.tlebeen
narrowed the/Mary of the tankers ete• TM. year he hae been In work CHEMISTRY CLUB MEETS Ird9Siddirg-itneleal
ciletay was
of Phibolladeldetheca-Wal
p: hiorgsol
a. sMedl
at
T.
Wont
fi
v
e
ponehti
n.
Aonovnee.
l
y
In
the
A
s
fleet
of
TinalUMM-g..
vanity
nem
I. on Arnantim Doe Yee, meat
tieuinm
Cl
a
b
an
in the next iewe of THE NEWS.
es,
et Harai
ts1
ine Chseel
arabh
GENTLE
REMINDER
TheAneat
Chemi
stry Thorst
flsaelbSeet
helhey.dhalItses first
. Hack,at Dan.
Noonnalwith
ALUMNI
Dr. Mutch Will Address Y. M.
meet
i
n
g
BM.
Wal
e
Of
Al
e
ntl
i
Catotrthel
l
e
tta
Mena.
ia Meeting was ICONDAT-IrN
Class of MM.
11124, SI: 1028, 52; 59: 1815, 81D; dam. back of, the.maielenctiobjOneofct offiof cIlers.
Z. Sari
C. A. Wednesday
Tickoto to
elateddentpresi
dent:VogelC , secretJohnsen,
vita IthiCaner-gaitsolsaisethla geolatiradon
1015,l emMAR. Mine. Jr.,58;El1010,
AtWedoni
the greeti
n
g
of
the
Y.
PL
presi
,
end
a
ry,
r ash
llaverfordTo
WIl
a
verferd
rel
l
e
ge.
Fl
e
verford.
Pa
tlim monk. November
Da Merkur,
hthowLcontributive
nxT"-Y. C. la the
Swarthmore Game
flee. Andrew Multh, of the Bran Mawr
In
encl
Presbyteri
a
n
Merck
wi
l
State.
On November 22
earnaleweMr-Seener
not
his Signaler.
partin! Sorolarly about
Clew
Aare.rine
Mb an7.1.IlaGoma.
rcianfeen.4,
miHeremai
nape.
Chemi
111.n atnoti
11 beeolmnoioaenedW.
tellingthethat
aboutAwai
thet.
sobled.ofMulbutchIt hag
reseal.
add..
Date
t
o
n
.
end
confereneen
thee
reati
O
of
rhos
shod.
held.
college life, know an We,
but
T. R. White. G. C. Smith and
Jesse Holmes Speak on
Behalf of Parties
one and
tea
the
th
ord
College
chard
the weaken
prioripol
at
hoe
of hie match with
the first woe
th
to
member
be avoided. th
,wet iM
Promote.. far th
athletes,
defer., the Prionton soccer mom mt•
ink to bold the Hererford eleven
I-1 Ile to • disappoint*, sow last
Felder.
,
for
pee
"A .ter
to
re th
,
th
platforms
upheld by
outs
th
Delve generally
•
th
loom
get
Mimed lad showed the Princeton forto eerie the hall
0
st
prow-
•
aod
th
good
tt
Ore.
men
eteol
red
greatest
.
good
kicks
roteo
el
Ill
ad
th
,
Committee
th
f
to
ut'
of
th
th
cricket
its
Roger, of
and
th
thee
0101
the
Ti, first
wad
raw
rote ins
tt
E NEWS,
nod
had
is
mooted
caner of
fifteen
able to
th
the
foot
terve.* ......
deem. The
th
a Clamp
seem
tel
th
were
at
NEWS and the
on
Ieeafine --
Dr.
t
foe
of every
th
tEl
at red
then
the
hiser.
world
n
th aloud
any
l
t e tItatiennd
did
though Ito kooky bereho4
Petties
at
that
Imbed
,
th
platform
ll
a te to
ported eualidge be a
trot introduced
.
Ii,
omp
of
payer
of
the
bed been cut teen
which
play
feet
reel
th
be
Illegally
th
to-slaw
,
in. through
Me
tt
on
claimed
Ile
LIe.
The
tel
no th
T. M.
wine
o W
always arc
A.
tended almost
the
th
hater. -pie. cont. oo vane 3.
oo
ttblinea
retool
Its
brides
nab
at
He
th
of
4,
th
the
trade,
put
dams hatred..
re
an The
Starts Socood
mote-
....a to
all foci
the
e
Merylend in 1900,
en
wit:
th
, lone
exported to
pine foe
".
PM
Bets Heppe,
The
o
Is
None of
ee to the
elnean Van
It
these e
hie
that
Cant an
Sea
stool
th
Chet
ant
realms promised to
orley.
f10-yaw
pool
others.
should
On
the
De.
tall
▪ t
ad
told
e
1011er
of
out
.o
m
eat
have .10
t
'Amerind college.
ran-operate together
Dopy
low
neirrowlz
with both eleven.
W and merino. II the iliat part of
this half Devie noted for Princeton
peaedeatty
ate
of
me
to
sub
of
platform
the
alternated
Pia:'.
sore
eh
the
perio
hen
the
Confereoee.
park I
held
th. Xostnetre He I.
brother of ChM. Morley, .10, who epo
here last
led
ha
-
that
tun
In
mg.., an PrOfessOr
about seem,
t
ft
Ire the
w
&anent
Co
tinder. ding and
Cep
He desigoed
an
lee
18011
he the It
given ibis
to
Dell thatietn.
on Thee 3, column L
engaged
et the filoorttabore obnreintery.
A
ancta
the selected PIM, odd be
toot
Dr .
formal
Pro
Write early for
1022. tli 1921. Sti 1920, Itit, 191P
0.
sneak.
Apply to Graduate
Manager
Pro Ikon n the em000t of $
Oct. 30.
Ti
C.
.ram
-Gordy wee
spoke at the meeting.
tellingob.,the mood Imoortoot
but oresolutions of the United
Her.
hall
the
that' he
roe.
wants.
a.
on
1017,
on
two
tamer.
th
,
for
provision,
to
Cawapt
icy,
w.
ed
N.
will
▪
Pane
NOVEMBER 4, 1924
HAVERFORD NEWS
2
HAVERFORD NEWS GREATER ALUMNI SERVICE
EDITORIAL
"f.7-1,0
Att. guswile
n. o
BUSINESS BOARD
.. 'as
",'
goe .eint-P":
Adm.leg r114.
DR. KELSEY SPEAKS ON
QUALITY OF LEADERSHIP
URGED BY DR. BEATTY,
" '"4757.17Aniln.1.7"".'
yma
▪
AM/Lary Committee Head Fore.. •
Batter Haverford Ely Co-operation
Ina letter to all Iinverlord alumni.
Dr. Joseph M. Wally, Jr.. the seer,
wry of the Alumni Advisory Committee. urges them to mtge., way.
ri which Om retiree nosy grow to
:teeter posalbIlitire of sentry.- Ills
Mt. follows:
The diurnal of ilaverford College.
Gentlemen,
On Ntnember 21 were will be the
neat meeting of the Alumni Advisory
Llountitt. of Finverford College. dime
our committee bee been rreeted bi
ihe Minus, we onffirulerly milt your
o-iperelige io our work. if you here
■,!"&littf."%;
The News Is publiahed weekly during
the College year.
Seb.rintioaa inn begin at any time.
Prke Per annum,
Per tingle ropy, 10 ceate.
Addreie all comes „1 lotions to
HAVERFOIlD NEWS, liaverford, Pc
Entered of Post Office at Wayne,
reassad-riaee mall so provided
Pe..
for le Section 1101. Art of October 3,
1917, mithorlesd fktober 17, 1924.
Editorial. de not necessarily repro.
sent the opinion of the entire student
body.
NEWS POLICIES FOR HAVERFORD
I. Homers cogent el Study.
2. Orgaairatlee Betwme All Brawl..
Of Athletics.
3. Applications of Relish. hi Correct
Problems Though the Y.
4. Co-opersitlee betwee• elnoses for
Revertant.
5. Student Council noindelstrelien for
a Broader and More Active Student
Body.
tedes.• or toktremsom to
tool.
la mute from emu m thlto. rho 71tWa mad
®w o.n.o.., rottiolusa. or WW1 el
THOUGHT WITHOUT
LEARNING IS DANGEROUS; I.EARNING WITHOUT THOUGHT IS USELESS-CONFUCIUS
ALUMNI NOTES
RI. (Ilford R. Wright wee in Pig'
odelphla on Maher 20 on buelnees and
"Count Not the Cost" Is the
Challenge at Week's
Y. M. C. A.
Mopped at Haverford to watch football emelt* that •fternoon.
`02., Cheri. Wharton Stork had a
book review in the Literary Itee-e0
the Sunday Public Led:er for Oetebei
VARIATIONS IN WORDS
SHOWN BY PHILOLOGIST
'07. Among the instructors at the
Renard Summer School were the following: Cheeks B. lioever. '07. mod
Norris F. Fag. '13. They have now re.
turned to their reepective college,
Wesleyan end Harvard.
'07. C. J. Chaos. eke president of
the Peters Trust Compeny, at Onuthet.
Nebree., wart recently elected proddent of the Nohow. Farm Mortgage
Rankers Anwelation.
'OK Rd Wright wan among the Wei!OM el football practice at college recently.
Totsh was admitted to the
New York bar on October P. Ile will
terry on a generel premier at SS LbeNy street. New York.
'17, Earth.. Dillon and Compiay, of
which firm Loring Dom, '17, L. Lewrenee Jane, '17, mod James P.WOO.
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
Dr. Kent Gives Interesting Under U. S. Government
Supervision
Talk to Classical Club
Accounts
Dr. Roland Kent. a well-known 4% On Savings
philologist and profe.or at the UM.
-Lesderehlp" wee the enhket clown
....ley of Penneylmnla. sddremed the
by Dr. Itayoer W. Kele. to • talk
Claesical Club in the Union on Tueeday
A. TALONE
given by him to the Y. M. C. A. .n
evening. October Ltg. Ilia subject Wee
Werineaday event., Oe.
the Union
Tailor
-How Words Change Their Meaning.'
Lobos- 2GY
After proving that beeae and beset are
Dr. Kelsey said that his sohiert was
estawtially the seine by treeing the hisMale " and Baldwin
soggemed to Mtn In Leering W. Der.
tory of lbe womb from the Oettnanie
ricon @peek in the Monday evening di.College Ageott
Immunge through Ancloffinon, fienn.
e...Ion group. Ile remarked that
English, Fresh, Italian and ep..m tear
arty iniggestiom that rill benefit Um/- there were several eonshierntiona to
beta to Ettalleit, he ...red 111 thrtt
refold we wont to know 11.11. It dorm he made o the Lakin. up of hie talk.
AC sore where
etymology is not
wels count for nothing end the core
lint matter what plumes of Hrtverford
He eked the instance in the Bible
sstems Mat • little."
kitesour .ogeembins may effect; if where (June Esther foiled Ler people
they concern Haverford they will re threatened with demructIon and yet the
Hew Nene Chime.
cm. our careful emeipleration. If -Imitated to go to the king about it_
Dr. Rent divided the changes Ilial
he need also
they .eto to tie to he nf rattle m the Mordent', a leader. saw the
take plate lo the meaning of Forth
must go
College. we pew thew co with oor nod, realizing that the
into three type.; first, • reatrietion of
recommendation,. to the president of sr her people would be loat. he prethe uses, second. a broaden'og of the
and lastly. an entire change in
the Colic. end life board of monger, ceded upon her to visit the king. Thi, Irt, ere monkery here moved their •
Reverford le n • mane 'minutiae. she IbmIly did with the result that ahe offices to the fifth Boor of the Pack- the meanine.
poesi woe favorably received and her KM- ard Boddie, at Fifteenth and Chem..
1 101 it earsrow to ire
When dimmesing the reason, for the
bilitiee ofservice only if Otte every dem wog emmd.
entire changes In meaning, De Kent
otowto. Philadelphia.
First Sea the Need
element-ferulty, student, end alumni
.21. Mrs. Frank Rupert, of WilmIng, mentioned the noorretition people
"There are three ...analqualities Inn. 1.11.Vare, announces the engage-are creatively lutereeted drill work.
hare Myeut using certain
Any - nne tau trade THE NESE met of leadership." Dr. Keleey went on.
of her daughter, Marriatrrtta word. and pointed out that thin gave
realise the vitality of tarok, led Mu. ''Tbe find in Seeing a Need.' Moe. lenkel, to Dr. Edward Roland Sonde, rise to cirourulotutions. Am In exempt.
Fine fabrics in unus.1Ileeerford's future. dsrai raw n need and investlented k.
dent interest
PM Sontre motet, Philadelphia. hr reminded on of the number of people
ly attractive- patterns and
Alumni no show their Interest by eon- Mmny people are blind to the reedit tine Rupert and Itr. Meader expect who got around using the word ells be
colorings. Reed's Shred.
saying -kirk the buelrlt.'
tributmils of time, money, end id... that earroued them. Sometimes the . be married in the erring. •
of Tailoring and
ard
large.
ix
it
often
very
but
smell
ix
heed
Sometimen our committee nun trans
'21. Mr. and Ilre. J:clward C. Hahne,
Hum. Haters EasePrat.
moderate paces make
We usually we people about se who
mute Ideas Into action.
Ito were married &loudly. November
Reed's Clothing espeCielWive seen Idesbe and then realise that
Another common emote for the
Arty auggeetions for our connideration the mute opportuoitles were offered to . at Medford. New Jere., will live It plunge
ly desirable.
In meaning Is the tendency of
tariln. N J. where Mr. Heinen la
this fell should reach we by November us.
Suits, Top Coats,
to
The
hemist in lee Into Paint Division of human nature
10.
Overcoat.
be teed
..We need tostudy to be alert We he E. I. duPont a Nemours Co. Mrs Latin word to torture eel.
Very truly yours,
Do and upward
to moth for mieor diecumforte 15.1
muses
meet
the
nil
that
dal].
MaN
liaises wen formerly Mimi Marian in Inter Latin 'denture It wee re..
JOSEPH M. BATTY. Jr..
have Leen fuoohl out In the Met mrt Roger,
Sevrebry of the Alumni Advisory
Dr.
Finally,
.any.
mese
to
used
holy
do
to
!hinge
.rrrrr
let
me
there
SONS
"21. Erbomsd G. Haug le studying Kent waned the members of the lanCom mitter.
today an formerly. In fact. modern
1424 106 CHESTNUT St
a graduate fellowship at Penh Law guage elnewo to beware of deoll.g
rit San Lion shows greater problems then on
Seam!.
PItILADELPHLA.
from what e word has come until all
ever before.
Will ism J. hiengert was nuirrled the fact. are known.
Lb Net UNgereallnat• Yaw Ability
Jane 11 to Mint Ida Glarder. of
.The geroml rivality nt realising V.hinuton. D. I,.
noes awn ability to mett it need: fir
ifnughter. Jenne wee forn to
'Yd.
Where Are the times?
in or fficiille ;rent mistake to under.. Ir. ontl Itre.IL It. liable on June 14,
111. mum.
reeding
to
so
tibtlity
"ear air. r
ehnuhl gage. his
C...
'24.
At the teddies' meet., of the Seidel It. Every one of us
Reide111tn it in the hot
owe, powers, There are certainly Wm.
Amen., Club, the eminent Itemibliesn things In this world which we ean all par rooter et Penn Lase elebooL
who ono. aid thin Ihe only reel Mane do. We want lean, In what mope oar
ottween the two old tinning wan their rowers permit LID lo work end then
ro111711EXCRIS
TI emelt, emiPI .0 1 iuti a
thn fad plenty to do,
•711
Da•-14
nent liennoem refuted this el•Un by
'Third. we mood refuse to 'Cutlet the
ADDIX117-4.1.. 11•1044. is .14•.
•howing thal the futoltimental idea of Cow.' If we sated our fears we lose
40 .064.
4.4 11..441 .I.Ittl•
1401.13-1
Thin ion self.respert. We may ant ethOODT
the two partire wan the
Ketbeenti v Dye weilin.
qua
of what Is
carenrer-aan man. e oUttle
lam."
•
the diffeemipe between rho two parties. ix the Niht side. 'Chen
Future Dance Lists
The fluidly In nilowine the adilttio
of two lideoln. denten lo the person
hno hotoonmi m.1,1 the Cinema
untiditiun that
(von. lionunittee
there shall ntivor le a further mum.
licrerfortro donee pr.
for eti.ge,,
crusunut. The Farah, ....Me dr.
misted. thin the hremnit ettaitttla
hudy imoreos omm it, somesouns the
•
feet that they mous. not seek for change.,
• .dergreduste donee lists_
Cmptevrionribly. the addition of the
miercloo• fontlierm would ilieet with
he students.
renesal :unworn, mums then
1.1 con any st udent body or nee
them
Vamp. Events Ono.,
nlwu the condition thill 1 lir) hind nit
future etwienan' loolle. opal Onomi,
Hoeft.' edema.,le the tmeolk. of
.1.res an a forliiiion toot,
Surely the Hein of netitkoi alone
among Ike Mod.te the privilege of
pls.e their views before the boon,
pomade.
iu or lair light
rely hope that the Idndatto
We
Cottinittitten in ellen,. a emelm.. ere..
umy see ito way de. to remise the
. interelev.uealrx
email.. of do. new
which attrinh. to cheek ell
of the dance cueellon rat flarerford.
The bimory of tbis entire donee noeslion Set been iim of changing vicenno
Mame. eirmonstumen will ..thine
to ebiinge despite one orbit...million or rule. Certainly. the ferultY ie
right in ngner Hr,e that with the addition of haterelnne donee. the question
be considered nettled for this year, but
to derroldel that It be comidered settled
for ell time in quite another thing
Graduated Cuts
AoreriThe *Veleta of Haas ruts
non mdleges 1. undergoing n great
change. In there ineldulitoin where
Ole Ironer,System has beet ion into
operetion the number of rots allowed
put up to the
Is unlimited and It
stodenm do to how at. they aimll
attend elites. Thin in • More drastic
system then sunny colleges bare been
le pot into effeet,and the prob•
mere,
nerd freed., for etudente
lem of it
M. been met In men - different
M.
the beet ay• nuggested la
operatic. at Williams. Here
that
the number of ewe snowed it men Is
arranged secordin to a eliding scale
ng
in which Ow deridi
ng (allot in a matis
marks. It I. perteCtly obvious that
man who is poor in n aublect mmout
Man who M
agora] rte. ruts or rett
high in hie grading. Rut usually the
Imoreet TM, In the class cut Most.
q
JACOB REEDS
Political Views
It.
.oss.
Neither mama, maw lit to show the
...e, Mind we ouhtmor'thet there.
lit r
Mary people here mid to Me, "I
dial: vote for 1.11.11k Is the tenet of
three erne.' Inc. Helmer showed the
7,7„,arti9.
ntend without figuring the tom, and
look toward the galu.
The World Cries Owl With 414141
Pr. Kelsey voneluded by nundoing op
his talk In a few well...home word.
Stubs world erten taut in Its need.
prewiples It the Iltiof Pert, moods Study them, renlise your mixer, and
for. In mill.. it sem. to me, dud count not the coot whom you her dearo. will have to vb.. between those ckled what In right."
Irks sad the uegutite of them
ko
egorcencil by the .111 Mr- PENN CHARTER MEETING
ne
li ,ou opitett, of the prineiples. Ctek to Gather a. Neveelber 4 I. Oh.
or.• Pnwresolve. If you duel. decide
to whether you prefer [Irvin or
won mei rote for him.
Word From the Business
Manager
Opinion.: Should We Here Them?
I he,. !ohm' it nilvereely mated by
ylinici
Ilaverfool that the NEWS
rho whiling o Int of tandenlentile Le
in
1011,0. protweando. One
thoughl the raper end the
rd le
torur
recent -political view.' on the opwhir el rue were downright radical nrommuln- not heronry be did
lett believe in prommalida. hut because
the propegotole los be rolled Ito
IA Follett. end met Coolidge. an he
thought it should lin. been. The
trouble hen was that the critic re.
limed to Intik below the internee. I am
certain that no Olte had the kart in
IPIIIL1117
lintagonitIng
If I remember rightly, the Menlo in
which the critic:Lied srlieles were
printed had n little note heading In
which it distimetly aye that the column in • "leer for utl" for any ore,
alumni or dtudentn, wiahlng to motel.
Mt. It in also nulled that the NEWS
does not held itself re.. .PM for the
union.. express...I. What le more. I
have olanye seen definite attempt
hall-ing the articles for the randi.
does. Sorely the NEWS cannot he
Idsmerf If the rte Follette teen ere more
enthusiamie about their emilidate.
ThesMet dio in a students mos
in -think." But he gent no enemrageent. The very routine neture of the
rrirulon, 1. discouraging. II he does
mPhen to think volontarily, c In this
,
he is criticised and read, to feet
u
out of lib plea, Rennenther, the Idene
and doinion• at Daverfonl are net goIt, in elect Presidents or 'torn the
heeds of kings; that retry man leenitled to hit o ar opinion; Oa we
ought to he glad t osee people think101: and that the NEV.'S, as the rare
seumthre ol all Haverfordlone, has no
&tot, to ...oat. nor one: that the
NEWS wenn.. hearing all opinions
criticisms of itself.
Bind
In connection with Its Mtn of honor,
emir.. of study for flaverford, the
I Si.ed 1
NEWS believes that acareful revision
gustnew He mmmmm at Me News,
of thp nrenent ratmetem might be
odrianble. Men who etnud high In o
given subject will not he ...AY
ARCADIA
harmed by intire thss three olio tier
RESTAURANT
MIAOW. shafts d. who stand Low in
the rating of e emu. can ill afford
Under New Management
more then me nr two rut• to a cobQUALITY It SERVICE
1.1 The Meant symern of gir
big every one ocual rut• ran eertabd,
East Lancaster Ave.
22
not be justified from out scientific
Mr.., Pa
emodtaiint of edunnion.
eesa Sledeet
Whno onor.ached eoneerning the srirdien of deo Penn Chanter Club,
Ltinier tete. he I meeting
ongetrelh. the president, aid that
on 'Mead.
evening. Norember 4, Inone of the
Math'. root.. All Penn (hurler men
ore urged to IN. prom.
He mill that the meeting would
Probably nomider doing extension work
in the nehmil during the hoshrtball
memo. nn at Chet time roadillom at
Penn Charter tr,111. be favorable for milting nome of Ufa Applicente for admitton to linverford nut here,
New Piece to Be Presented
to Instrumental Club
The Instrument/II Cioh will hold an
'moor-tent preeliee in the Union or 7.30
n Wednesday ...log. November S.
under the leadership of Mr. Weave .
Al that limn liternture of the Fellow
hip elk be distributed.
He ir going to garment en escredingl
I Monk piece for practice et that tim ,
ini he advenree this se n reason for th
Club's early Mart this seam.. Merl
Miller, the ceder of the CI., ennouneed
Efint a definite rut .01111 he made In
nieruherohip of the Club at this
meeting. and that All men trying ou
for a position should attend.
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NOVEMBER 4, 1924
HAVERFORD NEWS
Pare it
COLLEGE SPORTS
ALFRED BUSSEILE
EDITORS FRED. ROEDELHEIM
FROM I
SIDELINES
FUTURE OPPONENTS
Delaware, 21; St vvvvv , 0.
to °et humble opinion one of the
factore In the recent defeat net our
football team It that the men are not
mdli
getting the full enjoyment of the genie
When the player. come to realise that
..Lime r,
o.
uch
.
to Play ti.Lt tteepte,ten
le the beet Had of fon. the peychologi.
cal effect .11 mean victory.
The ...tage of being ngeollemanie
' keen"ems evident in the Crain.
fem. when our oppotenta were panel.
teed for ...pressing their ilimmeement
with the officiate in nether etrOne
terms.
Soccer Team to Play
JUNIOR VARSITY LOSES SENIORS BEAT RHINIES 3dPenn
Fresh and Central High
CLOSE GAME TO GIRARD AS LONGSTRETH STARS
SCORES OF
d, C
Onormr olo mi amm. ha
Ott Mire
n a saMet had, Com.
MnIno
too..
•W Pm
11.Morg worn, Ism .1.er stud.. or
Visiting Team's Speed Beats Remarkable Uniforms Worn
Second Soccer Team
by Upperclassmen as They
by 1-0 Score
Win 20-0 Votary
JeWlela, 0; Darla-Elala6. 21,
Swerilmers, II; Peelle., 21.
DELAWARE CRUSHES
STEVENS AT HOBOKEN
Defense of Blue and Gold
Especially Strong; Weggen.
man Stars
The Haverford Cellege deelee Verona. MEW a elver racer meta to the
feet Girard College eleven from Philadelphia. The fleet score atood 1 to
O Although the Haver/old team
feuebt herd throughout the gem, the
*Peed Of the Girard men woe tea much
for the Inwood erring team
Dome* the entire Bast half the (braid
bientam outplayed the J. V. earl had
poesemeion of the .11 woe of the
time, The Reverford defense had eh
off day, but mannered to hold the Phil.
adepthia teem wartime• till the nod
et the Rut period.
Girard Swann lc weaned Hell
lffithin three minute+, of the start
of the second half Steller, Girard'.
Weide talk broke thrteer the
lieverford 'defense wad scored the lave
tally of the punt Pram thee on the
13.ertoni teem atrenehened and carried the fiebt to the Philadelphin team.
Loonetsetb eurrett in the Ile_neort
Freshmen feethell mum on Moofer.
October 27. Ineklag ell of the points In
the ...re. beeldes [nuking frequent rum
foe aubetsellai.L.
The Senior team wee remarkable in
lint it wee or.eiged in it great hen
the tonne had sleeted. When
the
he time for the kiek.off War Mere
were only weed Senior. mi hand.
There were drenneal„ in Many noire. In
what VOWS be relied uniferom only by
ton tear. The latter friction wed led
by [Rifler, who went into the free- Pled
In a pair of tronmere whirl, formed the
lower lief of n
Wilt.. A
worn jersey completed hie uniform.
Loose-Meth Seems en End R.
The Seldom were on the point of
Hearing in thin quarter. but en unlucky
tumble was recovered by Aernateen.
end the opportunite. was lost for he
time. Leer in the period'. Loneereeth
tot off a flee nod Me for the Mittel
wore- of the game. The try for the es•
tea poioen line Inn*, failed Iv gain the
goal bee.
Although there wee no more epeetoeular playing by either team.
*teeth me eau, for loo tonehdow. In
esch of- the remaining two perinde,
ninu hieloel the gonle for Ile. owl..
Pointe.
The tine-o,
Imo
...re
R. Y
Sea
llonimon
Arlin
n
innotrane
h
HAVERFORD DOWNED BY
URSINUS GRIDMEN, 29-0
el71,
HAVERFORD SCHOOLBOYS
TIE THIRD SOCCERITES
ONLY $1.50
liaverford-Delaware
Game
on November 8
See Cheerleader Bated
AT ONCE
Central lush Krt.l and
of P.
'Fre." are to
the opponents
le the third eorter teem. Althoogh
of
are not yet complete it is fair.
le torten that these gam. err to be
played. Place end thee have not yet
been '[Jed upon. but Vogel. the third
seam [Weis, amen, to complete the
erreugements xCoaiaye
SOCCER TEAM TO WIT
CORNELL AT ITHACA
Game Promises to Be Close;
New Yorkers Stronger
Than Last Year
HAVERFORD J. V. TO MEET
LAFAYETTE SOCCER MEN
1925 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
SCHEDULE APPROVED
Swartheere
Will take you by BUS
to the
THE OBSERVER
I neater Mr too meny fatal mistakes
io one game ex Fleverfent made in
one gunner hint Serueday. Every one
of Crain.'[uehdawne and their
safety were the remelt n1 merle error be
s. In other WM.., we heat *Onetime
Unlade Mere Alert
Crete. invent twice en ea with our
..1.1
They were on their toes
end execoted their pleye We were
loth.,end failed to work anything.
Pert ea the gm.. I wee sinane the
Tretei•Ie rooters mat their impression,'
of the lam hear out the opinion I have
Lad for several weeks. i. e, that there
are mernieers of the team playing mlelr
hemline lary feel their Pier demands it
end who err not
to earrince
their pride for teamwork.
teamwork,
LI. Net Ago...,
Too defects Blood out: no negremive.
s. In the line end too many nee-track
bee.. The tine pray wan mome better,
hot territdy doleful In ono.. Curt Hs,
.
In meeting Cornell next Saturday 01.■ ray stood ant as our bad linesman SatIarr Hoof sorter team in Owing to urday. In the Met -master I mw him
make by for the poet-week I-1 tlo with
'''t?elCie"
aidt Ma
d"
Pelmet.. Cornell presents atea= Zi.11.1171t:"
emu. to meke it pars. Sumwalt wen
of refersne this meow, bevtoe
only ewe men from its 1.1 veer,
. var. e eat. Saturdny. Our meads did not
wee
'drone
enough
wh
et
they
were
ety. Thin fact promiaes that the Mere
Greene amp
d
use his
Net,
II finish web up in the 'Inter. needed.
deteaeive game of our
Collegiate Sorter Landers thin semen. etrength.
(hi Getober 2.1 Cornet was defeeinl ,entete 0-8.11 fair but their offengive
be Yale 3.2 in the' fifl alone of the week cost us two wilehdomm.
Backe Lagged Offaselvo Pewee
ertnon. The Mee of hie game in no
indientee that the New York Wald
Same week
In the backfield!
Beatarily hue o wenn train.. the hale lhadwrti wha good on rlefattae and
ter,
tau.- ni. arena fhtrrett annum;
men pwee
exeverlinely Heyde*
ong
tip thin ear_
o. le, regaining bin .'ride, hyt Dille
a.m. Lion of mortice. Middleton mad
Plarerltord WOW, I-D, Last Ye.
The Ilaverford.Cornell genie in 11123
!
irn71',-,.. ?
Ir
nsutro
'i nut■S''ea C
' ar!' "g1,4
-.tee i evere eho
nroting
anew
otnewit mew
Le go.
v irt ory for Itretoul. The [pl.
for anything rho.. Mdeben.
rturse,
wm oleelgowkett through., with Ilay.
old
ie.
in
fl
y
.
line.
Vannaman's
erten] unable to plereeCornen. defrtme
...1
eoeld
he
eeerl
If
he
knew
more
Until 1. lass 1M winuten of Me sem,
Rte.
the
same
Ile
showed
'cry
poor
whes Miley nnonago. to eel Within
hudemeni ns nolo, site. Mir end play
elinolins are
anti neared.
sae imedewrt. eeprtielly
Soma.
conat,,,a .11.e tu, thui t teruell lure
imrt Our role x
to have •
tort VIII' vorpOr3 min end Meer/art weight dreeeing on then,. for they ,tar
fns- free, their remeerim 110NA teens, leanly Inert hem mem_
nix era n,e ahould to plane again thlr.
Always Cleat inside to-Yard mere
Arne 11,werford. howeeer, hos Amen
Alive,. kirk
Mint down inride
area etrenetk 1011 lash °gismo WEI .1s.
tuutr ..tru furl,
'NA., riaturday this
f.s.sese,erol limes this year, and. hayog pursed over the mege-frtght of the rule wt. iliareanulal and there wera
funadew on fourth down, roeultine in
imateoe. firer League gamt. ehmild tome
failure a get off the hell if t hie had
ll i. Isar. emirentrnted neatest Curtoll on Sumer.,
Continued on peer 4. column 0
- • -
.oa. a habit of going
C.O. Harman .11
around to the rooms of player. to gee
that they are in bed betimes on the
This year Delaware'e [emu in rape.
night before • tame. It is leered that
dally taro. on the defenalee. Tie
now be hen anew car, the men will not
s ows by the fact that they hare
h
bear him coming in time to get tote Ma
held their opponent. to email worm
before he reachea the room.
in ell of the games payed to far. The
made agate,[
The SOMer non were very planted :WE u"p" by 1.11,
'
'711"la".
"
vh
setlev7ht.
will the support that the etbdent body
gate them .1 Princeton. Although they wilkh defeated theca by the *met of
17.3.11mM:inn the team that an deare not tweeted with the brand of soc.
The Haver( sed nelf-hoshe peened
elaleely
defeated
thoortorri
tun
hour.
eer exhibited. to ern[ of the playere
rho hell well to the Moe. bolt the line
day. was held to s.reless tie.
tblelt that with tem eUpPort they would
wee unable
more, Several ounces
Sae.. Net Socaweltd
have been defeated.
labeled
The ammo. hes not been particular. to roll, to the last period w
.
due
...feefloi, hint the Mem
to r the forward line, Threeas
And one of the many regret.. of the
to
the
feet
the!
the line dill eat plav
s eover
football pleyere owe tlmt their worst have found dealt be lie victor,
In
thee
proper
position..
Bliss au November I. Ily
eshibltion should byte Mace whew alOmni
woe
nuttily
heron.
their
touchdown in nu+ of the first three
' mast the entire college wee there to nee
speed seas ton much for the slower
the gm.. Those who do mkt penile- e.rtere, and mealetently outpiseing J. V. The Megrim and Illacki man
Mite in fall evert. are • very real help their opponents throughout the game. fought bard. bat noere net weerleined
to the good name of the College by go- Delaware won 21-0. The first were
to the bread of sower dieployed by the
eel.
tear
the
end
of
the
Mittel
period
ing to the games.
when %rimer hawked down e Ste.na Olronl dribbler.,
Haverretel Satagehl Sually
forward Imes and Torhet remeered the
hall before to utrnek the grunted to run
Mertny Renee. liming captain, and
twenty yarda eeroes the tral line - The
pret.nt.I MAO, Ifirerd
adder
lme.
molt tally mine in the sieved guarMt Ilefilome sal Silver played Well and
Cont. from page 1. collo. IS
when Weuenmen neatmed up a Steeene fought hint err
the two
fumble on the ten.yard line and ran winemen were very weedy. Staler
playa afterwanle on a Meowed, fleck Weer the ear. The fine neort of wan the Imlividmal War of the
.11
same.
1. If
mar
to Dtelon. Dark kicked the soar.
tire game enure after a +teed, mirth bootleg or the W.., mil ,e rant an
• down the field. lo the third period lima. Maguire, tit gat foe Ilaverford.
Throw! Made is Last Dewier
ely.11.1.•-11KA, llat1171.1111
In the Met quarter. Ito Scarlet end 'Mien.. wet the tall to rohbileid cot :nudemany difficult stone. The litte•Mie .9.4 kr for
for Teyno.
I...orlon, J.
BMA team twice held the Red elm.te tarried the ball aere. the line by re11.1 limmonElloon Time et pen
for downs when It threatened to .nor.. peated fine both.. Wong.... one
Idirat
nuesholtm•- .311•117111 and
Hubert sem ene.
They then melt the ball to the other grain the
Idern
bell et the field and made, two aced]. ...awful In all the trig. for PQM.,
mon
to soon !Minimise.. The first we,
Deleon+ was prevented front sour• ••A
when Ie., made s Pretty =Melee ing in the lent olloarler Ivy fumble..
etch of Webster's abort mom end are mothined with • penalty for hole.. M'tlen..
•
thirty garde from the middle of the feelawere's tine-up: Left rod Creamer,
field before be eves downed by the Ur- left tackle. Teem!: lett guard, Reybold; Were. .
, .
•
ewe
leererortmertei .memsze-rhr .
1.... nod
shout solely Men. The other chance emitre, Kromer: Relit guard Owelos
mt
was when Middleton amain broke loom eight
7.41-11I2enirge"a
MeKelele, eight end, doh.
More
Wirers
W•MM
Pr
Lon
through the lime. and new beenty-eisht Man; quarter-hark. deeknou: left halfverde to the 22-yard mark before be back. Weggenumw right half •Imek.
wee ackled
Wolten: full-lark. Hee,
The Ilse-opt
Inedlioe.
Revere..
Haw.
Yoe.,
.11 Weir
Moo..
Scarlet and Black Player. Shen10 Or.
WM.
ten guava
Boom.
leaf Deafen B.ters
echelt
M. Miller
When Ihe Ilaverfetel Junior Vitro,
Clerk Corti. Snores 17.15 Gear lee CoalleM
Ear
server teem lime. the Lateyetie
semor
Mehl reale
i.e.
harelip nti Thorwley.a okole. ford
, Mehl sod .
W. MEW
In o serer which wiee
Perk
fiernelt
Quartrt.e.
only by the mediocre Mowing of Moth OM O. eapretril. The Haverford .1.
Leeman ..... Len ealtimek . .
Moielo steriliser linewp
r the third imam Imes phlyen the v. foreeenta
IMmer lee,
sine
alibi amit
rho, Met year and
made a peel
era rota Hav erford Minot eleven on October 27
rooli Wet
Middletna
ltsrerfonl-flulllwrond for The game ended in n 1-1 tie. end. id room& Very 1Ellie ho known of the
letreyette
teem
thin w e
The
Mosiowery: domarre tee W. 111.e. Yr* thoegt. twe ext.. five-cilium. period.
rw emmit. Ventrami twnum ewes. cm wart played. neither tee,,, wee able to Ilaverford name is Ille first contest for
Wormer Is
flelnaranol. ME.
the Dial.. boaters in the Pereuelenou
fer Omer. Wends for Ell. make x decirti. tint
lareetto
Stele Leagne,
er,„ porn..., for Hawn. Lorry
Revertant Sch.] mewed is the first
A her ngo Letup... defeated the
we.. and then rtented to tele. heal
Innen insWons-aura for ammier. SUffneol the Wimp, Wain oe nee Utread end heltl Seerlei end Math .1. Ve by a :t-1
year nap, too,
for gr.n. Pm. fue Mem. tali for Er them le the doll., point, In the second more on Wet n.id.
aye, Lehi. wen from Haverferd 1.e n
oneto. Haupt fee
Oren. fur Awe.,
Jaen f. ewels, rantm ter .411. [...ruin hull the Reflect. nod Meek hoot.. CO wore. Thin shows the differenee
toe
Ho. lee Mors. Beim. for Mal... [mined nen, eutherlamii, which resulted the strength of the 1022 2. V, end
.ferem-Owler, ambers[
in o score by Canis. Nettling worth, that of 1924. The prompre. look
Penn traol .emen-em M, Penn M.o. rime of tole happened after !hie .1i1 the
erte meet for 'Thineday'e mune and
imarten-ie miners
genie ended.
Cowl! afePete hme hip, men in good
trim for the rontent,
Gall.. M. Mimi Gk.. to Score
When II WM derided to emery thn
name into extra time. the third team
rallied ml peeked the hall to within
n few feet of the goal. Here it wee List ..... 011 With Columbia at New
Goat. from pate 1. column 0
held for several minutew In the mid=
York
It wee decided thee 1Ineerforil will
The game Miding with a de emW. °I. °m,-, boot playing, bet the WhOOlo
tow extra live-minute tweak were boym prevented the ghee-tin. of _the nOen ire 1020 f.tball schedule with
Volunibla se if dill OM ammo. Stere..
end the gameended
end In a tie.
oll/ed for, in which Neverford made • Purl, e
liemilion Delete., enuMte and
lent attempt to win. Mettle received
Swarthmore will he repeeted nem rear.
the ball near the middle Of the ffed
Tentatire arrangement,. have been
and weed pent the appeal. fell-back
Om. with Suntutheenn and John.
(or what seemed a etas goal.
May Se Met co Nome Ilopkine, but the negotiations have not
The Ithemps of the two teams follow,
CO art
been completed yet.
etemenewno. Miser108. Pedienterne.
Tit" ;Emmet. Pert of the beeketball
11•Mall
IL le likely that the Bat of -Mutest.
Oelehreek
a.
Garrett
raker echedule for the coming liaison her been will Include nine gem. se this year.
officiellyapproved by the Executive The ninth opponent has not beet
defimom ...... .... re O. a,
wow. Athletic Com:vitt., The whednle nitely chosen. It was euggeeted by el
thircree
neat parted upon is 0101001 identical to the
Laum one published in the NEWS of Ortober member of the committee that en open
mow.. Cap,
IL IL II
en Interim to break the
Willey
Melt 28. A few additions hare Leen mode. date he left
ban
o
emote This gueatIon wilt he left to
le I.
Lathe.
Omer. Copt. Stevens will be met at Hoboken on Dee. the diwrellon of the coach, grad..
sake,
E. I. ....... ....Mernew IS, and Princeton away on An. 14.
'wager nod director of athletics.
Feb. 7. 11 pad 28 ere open. Iseerence•
Swum
PO.
Wilattleime.-re nevertera, to
Pa 01111and Raverford School here been
AZPELL'S
Loll, Pall for amen, Hoe for wee.
Memnon to how the. mesa of
invited 10 piny at the gymnasium of
Ps primary °Cam see IMIL Warn for Thrterfard College- no Feb. II. Washwon worry, themeelvee Into
Ardmore Theatre Building
McCabe.
remelt. graves, while a000
ington College will he met et home on
...I Meath
Viand s& Record.. 114nekal Mndt.
and then a meat, unerlAth tent
Feb. 18.
Lamm.: Moog .... Ewen.
forgets himself into immorThe Swarthmore mite will either Im New Victor Reword. Every Friday
Mee of halves: el. oleo..
tality. Doe at the moat Inept,
played here or on a foreign 11.1.,
Goolorgoe ... elem.
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leg inlet..cn in the fife of a
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the Swarthmore grantee=conwee
modern eorporetion le the
demned lest year by the fire anthori*elites. work of the adientiete
Ceti.
111 the hibotetorice, which it
provides for their research.
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ABINGTON TO BE PLAYED
St. Lakes, Barataelptv• sod gostoevElle
Added to Third Team Schedole
Abington High Sch.1 will be the
beat opponent of the third footbei
teem. 'Thin mane, which bas been
pending for eeme thee, la to be played
at Abington on Fed.. NOvember 7.
Ofintee en aloo to be arraaged with
St. Lei.* rind Germantown Antrim,.
besides o game with Coatesville High
School, probably to be ',Loynd at Contra.
11
November 11.
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did his great stork
'
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Steinmetz
The spirit of Dr. Steinmetz kept his
frail body alive. It clothed him with
surpassing power; he tamed the lightning and discharged the first artificial
thunderbolt.
Great honors came to him, yet he
will be remembered not for what he
received, but for what he gave.
Humanity will share forever in the
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MEETING- OF HAVERFORD
THE OBSERVER
Gaff,. from
vote
3. column a
Coal from IMO I. e01011112 1
',ten done on third down, we should
have had soother chance tO NIA out:
',aviation of Nonni... and elite macaw
66 It was the 11.11 weut lo our op..
boll not Men fulfilled.
at a Piece when it win deft.The coualn need. • leader, mid the mats
oue to u. •nd resulted le worm.
Democrat, nod Davie snit .apply
Mental ASSN. Peer
hr
that
While Coolidge hit proved
not alai the teem enjoyed
do
I
cannot. He then quoted various onto "onto:
the game Saturday. I Sa7
Office and Yards, 58th end
ions on the candidate.. He promised.
the sante, because they were
working
Woodland Ave.. Philadelphia front a Ilenimtetie adminiatration. con. not playing
In the mem of netting
struetthe legislation for Homers, and
pleasure from IL Pleasure I, footbell
definite entree. into the World
Is the thrill of ronquest end the knowlCourt.
edge of emprrinrity in mental and physiMedley riots rzoiest et 06i Partin.
Mettle.,
&Raw Professor Holmes dimatewl with the calI two
Capital
remember the thrin of a clean
thane.
the
of
subject
the
or
two
other
$300,000
$300,000
hard tackle or a block veldtb bowled
He said that the claim that money war my oppeeent bead over limbo and the
tin
that
typical.
was
the old, issue
that we could mom oar op.
h.wledge
outlook on public life of the two ale
THE LARGEST
stretegy end eventually his
nacres wns through the porketboels
goal line. If every one of n• kept on
issue, he said_
Maury inlet
BANKING AND
good time doing his own
a
having
Ile then pointed out the carrot,
work. The way our team go. attar
lion b the Republican administration
TRUST INSTITUTION
name. look. se though they were driveo
but also claimed tbnt thin witen't an to it. Very seldom then do they have
• leader
isms,. That Thuds would
ON THE MAIN LINE FROM
the thrill of learma poet white has
he denied. All the pest yes. when with twenty-opt men in .renit. No
he had been president of the Bar Ae•
one mem. to feel a thrill from
PHILADELPHIA TO LANCASTER
be
lawyer.
prominent
a
and
nortation,
♦
clear*
opeo.d hole in the opponent.'
e coy wey In
rrrrr /Etna.' out
Mt or a nice can behind good interim.
• life. The rte. that Davis f. takeons Those members of the team who
ing on question. now do not agree do not enjoy the gm., do not Inmost
with his pant action., said Profes- they do not ex.rienee the thrill of
THE
sor Holmes.
work well done. Let'. itee 11 nom, of
Way le !Rap War In Net I. Prepare
them thrill. ram% be Other d to ran
for II
team in the meting week.The real hum. are between the
Promesaive definite ph.ks on every
41mbtlotod aaw
subject. and the conmrvatIre
Mods 'Imam
atatements of the two old m.o..
•
be Men OIL On international affairs
1•0
two
the
OF ARDMORE. PA
the difference between
none were. he mid, the fundamental
Idea of how to Insure sesse. Tke old
NARBERTH
Butter, Eggs and Penney
MKT idea I. that the beet war to Pre Sall Av...
vent war la to prep.,. bee If. whit.
BALA-CYNWYD
the new party Idea I. to .et to the
Itoadin TerEdual
roots of Int...nowt BI feeling and
wipe It out. 0.. Holmes embed the
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