HAVERFORD NEWS PENNSYLVANIA, COLUMBIA, AND JOHN HOPKINS ON 1925 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

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HAVERFORD NEWS
NUMBER so
HAVER-FORD AND WAYNE, PA., JANUARY 12, 1925
VOL. XVI
PENNSYLVANIA, COLUMBIA, AND JOHN
HOPKINS ON 1925 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
P0
Susquehanna and Franklin and Marshall Back on List;
Swarthmore, Stevens, Hamilton and Delaware, Old
Rivals, Retained From Former Schedules
MOST DIFFICULT SCHEDULE EVER UNDERTAKEN
LAM'S ORCHESTRA WILL
PLAY FOR JUNtOR PROM
Promiesee Secialy Orehestre Hogg.
by Cemdltthe
The orehmtra of Mr. Howard Lade
has been finally seemed foe the Jug.
P.m which is to be held on Friday
night the 8th of May. This I. the
Peet winter O. Mr. Lenin hoe accepted
lay outside matt.. Duden led whiter the oreheetra played eacisufively
the Arcadia Cafe. This season hie
Irwin and hie arthestre have played
for many debutante balls at the
Carlton and the Beildrue-Strallost
Dee to the wave of popularity. width
this embed., is egotism, the Prom
Committee was moat Drumm in hell
able to secure the serviced of Mr. Lenin
for the night of the Pram. The or.
<hears Mich boo been procured will
mevalet of fourteen piece.- The Jodieideal stolen will be mlemed with
care by the Committee from among the
personnel of the complete orchestra.
Mr. Leek will persemlly corded the
fourteen picked player.. TM will be
the first time that Mr. Lenin and hh•
ceche-etre hoer played et • Rei'eMerd
College eased eyed_
HAVERFORD DEFEATS
PHILOMATHEANS IN
SEASONS FIRST BEBATE
Team Continues Last Year's
Undefeated Record by
Gaining Both Verdicts
COLLEGE TOPIC ARGUED
SCHEDULE FOR PLAY IS
MATERIALIZING SLOWLY
Egkesl. Trip Is Planed for Serial
Vlly
The arbedule of playe to be gmee by
the Cep and Relic D net taking shape
au rapidly ea Haoager Bartel their"
with. He hones to put on twice en
many performances as were given Met
the number Pram five
rear. in
or nix te ten. To do this is hap been
heeemary
of ins
to Write to ••great number
atom.
10 the hope
of them might be interested, and of Ike
eiztywild with which he has correepetaled more than twenty-five have re.
speeded .fevor•bly.
Coe of the feat.e0 of this year's
program winbe an exteestive tour to be
made dining the Spring Vocation
Scroll date, hate been settled.
among them the one for the Home Play
on Aprit 17, but it is Io.dri.Wle to
publish these dotes at the prem.( thee,
because of the iadefinite outlook in regard to the Sprier Vecetlen trip. The
whole Map. hoe been moved up to al/ow room for this tour, and if It does Oct
mated..e the other date. mod be
changed eceordingly.
HAVERFORD FIVE LOSES
TO OSTEOPATHY, 28-21
DELAWARE WINS, 40-34
a.t
Philadelphia Team Downs
Scarlet and Black in Last
Minute of Play
DELAWARE LINE-UP NEW
The Haverford College 1925 football let end Black team downed there 18-0
merge thet
diedule th e arr.ging of which b. Wt fall, end will try tee
Do December /8, the Ilaserford Col.
Eleverthel wee victoriaus in both
t been definitely completed. prem.. defeat Is the second of • series of
lege basketball team began ID home
halves of the bet vanity debate of the
games that ere... to become en en.
▪ ID mod etrikiog bodes a gam
mean rather inaorpicion* by losing
ile.013 held with the Phllomathean Sewith the lloivernIty of Pernmelvania oud atair,
to the Ost.PerbY Mchtthe 28-71
edy of the Robrersity of Psnoaybrsida
Delaware end Steven, old rivals of
et Franklin Field, on November 1, It
Leading by the slim inertia of one
m Folds,. j..ry 9. At the Linkmwill not lie the firet time that the two Haverford. will both be on the list
point with but one minute to pl., the
an,' of Pennaylrants, the decision Wee
inatitotiono bare met on the NIB.n again. Stevens war swamped by •
Scarlet and Sleet file lad the belt
two
to
one,
while
the
teem
at
home
won
foe the Scarlet and Black played ha 20-0 mods pet fall, and Dell..
Tbe
denote, unable to eopromels the
by
au
usraultao.
them
to
nathtss
Stet football mine with Peon in No. squeezed out anvictory. thaquebasket because of the tight defense of
them repeating last yesd.
Frank/in and Mamkall an
Maher. 1879, and o1 that time tied the hanea
the borne teem. began to mitt deeper.
Thin 01110ey continued lad ewer's record
Red any Blue teem. Relation. were two old °moment. of the Scarlet .d
ate thole from the middle of the boor,
In which Hared-old M. mew conregularly .ntinned moil 1903, slum Black which will be oppneed to an tif.
sne with ten mean. left to play, Roe.
hets timt
testwhich date no gam. bare beds fort to wipe out the two dwi
drooped the ball through the net for ,
t the.
The Haverford teem et Phnom...
revolted from the last genie
played.
the winning coal.
wee
composed
of
Lord.
'25,
Martha.
colleted.
Flnl Gam. With Columbia
The teem appeared to ba te much bete
26, Ramon 76, and Sm..,
•I 78, Aherfthrwel Team Remake 'stain
The nett meet difficult task op the
ter trim lbae they were at the same
ne..
Ilsoee debetleg
Havethord
The fiord game with Swarthmore will
1255 slate will be the opener with Cotime Met peer_ Melchior, '29, {bowed
were Bartel, '25, Idead..26, Kth.bory,
Iamb. in New York, an September 2(L be PLUM at Swerthroore, unless the
Up
pertirdarly well and wean the etae
▪ .d Sargent, '27, as alternate. The
The University should aa ustan Mee Garnet choo.a to pier ee Fmnhiln
end hiatnecorer of the Haverford quin.0
Nestion for debate wee: "R.01.6
e powered comb-m.1Mo, bat the loge Field again. It will of tonne be the
tet. His font field gods included two
That eatnecurrieder setividea
one and will take
of their .1-Americao captain, Kenneth. wiod.up of both
from the
of the 0001, and be made
Present ortaaleed
reprthentative
will probably bring the theme to more
toed three out of four foul tette.
American Colleges are more detrimental
eve. term. &Month Celitein Pepe t.0 of
P. Gamed Plays Fall Gam
than benefited to the undergreduatea."
will be hack on the team. It woo the in the drunkea the Garnet epee{.
Phil Gerrett. 76, wee also plariag
Clain
OM
RPM
ler
Atheitte.
semi But kthldletem, Fle.rford'a great M.
work, periled/01y the
is mid•sesser form. end be @apple
The Haverford men at Penney/v.4i
largely
Mg, -of these two men that
mented his feet gmrding work wile
upheld' the negative aide of the gum,thho7.7.7.
reeponnible for last Mine za to 8 re litn.'"'ffhnianrret
lips. The mato pail Of the argue.,
A track meet with Itr4ere ace H. three tea-pole ere, asi well se countwill recd. no such blow al the 1.0
verse.
ing hie roe penal. attempt- C....in
Play. Hoped. at 8.111.005
The Freshman Clam entertained the adeanced by them win, they the bitedee 2n000dn out the track echedule for
of BUM widlie to the Scarlet and Blare
of proof rested with the affirontire to 192.1. The team re the/ranted by • Tom Omen, '25. although hie sh.ting
After the lapse Of yea, Johns Hein aggregation. Neither team'. /Me will college with a entire of one-art
elthengb on December 16 under the direction prove that there wee more evil in Nye ✓ery dielleolt orhedole end well thPer, was not or to form. played eel offend.
Ms will &gain have e nlace onehe sofa- Mal, In
or D. 1.. Lomb '25. They are the are ent extra curriculum Net:rill.. In favor e.e difficulty makteining Its eurmen- tentelleg lame. retrieving the bell time
Hamdord ethedthe The Reltimore wand toad mu will be led to both.
and again, and peering with speed .red
of elms curriculer adiritiee, the negaeleven hied been one of the Scarlet end
The 1925 schedule toe Macedon], dem dated, "lot intesidad to be P.- tive pointed out how they developed an ful record of the past two mare Haverford inteede to enter • relay mune,
production. it, any noose but
i.e
Bleck'. mink, rivals en 0061
grid muted follow..
Chadwick. 27. too, me not at Ma
when ne natishelory date cenld be
were produeed after brief rehear.. for all-around num. Ming those need. for a teem in the Penis Relays, za hes been
Sept,
26-Colusolds,
am,
beet
who it came to thoollist• bet
Imaged. At the last meeting of the
the purpose of revealing to the Cap complete education which 11ra not now the teem in the loot few years. A
Ilet 8--Seekeehmess, hem,
teems in 1923, itaverford held the
number of meo will probably be ..- played hie oeuel-beedy .me and found
O0 Belle Club the hhrtrionit poked.. found in the eurrieultue.
Oct. 10-Hostess, arm,
hie eye for .6 glee baskets In the secdroned teem Hondas had produced
TM
Pea.
Cue
.red
in
some
ool
the
other
eveath
A
ties
of
the
Freshmen."
Gels 17--Bteveee, home.
ond hell. Igitehell, 76 thawed op
in yearn. to amond.. tie &math
Twenty-four members of the FreshThe Penoeylvankas. lac Adams and new opponent of Hmerford teams will
three and one-half Trert.m. 0017
man Close were chosen. after short Cow.. held that extra.curriesdar 00- be taken an when the Rutgers lam Pronileinily• doling the ahem time he
Oct 31-F. and Ite. dire7.
wee in, .oat he scored his only toes for
oak. in the dodos minutes mid go
trisle. to act 1d the four Pleye. The tivitiro. saw organized detracted come to the collage oa Hey 2. Retaare the beaker
Nor. 7-1e00y
own to a 9-0 defeat
...we quest., sed
vehicle. were picked by member. of the too moth time Corn the studiee of the io
eve
Noe 14--Dedeeram,amle.
Logan. '28, nod Richards.. '28.
Hamnton CoilegeMl travel down
Cop and Sells Club. Of tho. eo- students, end that athletic. were over- the team its first setback.
Noe
21-Berar0hmere.
play
well lo sports, lint neither has
wn
from Canton, N. T., where the do
SWerthinnre will be met on iday 16.
lerted. two war, the prelims of Haver. time to such au extant ma to be ImmoMI hi. d-se•
fhl to the /ankh:mots.
Loot roar 1110 Meet woe very dose Sod
ford 'tire. irie-befiss
The Philmathean chased that Nth. smother hard contest can he *rem'
ober IV
ard Comfort. 24. and the
KeIth, Iliebotdoion and Wider, the[ the pint of faG pW
As a whole' le toTe0tet mewed to
member. of the linden. CM.
•
-...hore of the-eolloae the Macho AI play better la eke Brat part of beds
'
CIO Ala, Me. for Pretest Spade Wright Lester md Barker Retained as
hakes than toward. the end. They
The first "Be.' by Sege. ITNeff. had been
-son of Medea will he held et Haverford.
Ofban
t
rleh.ei,
i
eted off with a mph and Piled
en. to Aides. MIAMI
..Melted by It. Skid, lg. It pop
a
The Interamderoic track meet wit
The Pittsburgh Alumni Associetien toyed en ,oddest in the /Re aboard •
The winder refuted them paints
Dr. Strecker, a prordneot PhIladel.
he held on Maly 21. Every year the comfortable MA only to lose It gradphis phyeiciati, will deliver a health hare eidaldithed . annual ...Math whalint ship 'hymen in" in Arctic by showing that if dm me organised Prep school athletes from Philsdelphbr oany, until at half time they mre
should he, there world be ample and widolry omet to battle for the eon POilit behind. In the eedend period
talk from the College broadcaetim eta- of 9250 for some prospective Myer. water*. The part of the Ceptaho, a aa
duodi the debt of Tuesday. January fordien from tbm dieted. Thie was man jealwan of hia reputation
they received their lead. and than bost
• dm to thrth ea both Ike regular work offered by Haverford20. Thin loll,ie being ghee by the done et the Otintall dinner held et the windier thinner, a shiver of Ida subor and the extra work: again that persod the game in the Meing second.
The complete ethedule ie es fellow.:
Pernutylvania Public Cheery Assoche Demseerie (lob on December 761924. dinette,
of play. The glowing down was tsp.
played by Armdrong manent harm in athletics bas been es
April 11-Interelase Pratt
'The pre.nt officers of the &awe. while Abort, an Men. Keeney, his wife allterated, and {het serious lolOrlos
Poo in co-operation with the Redd
nerved, due to lath of risilarance, and
April 18-Dickinson at Carlisle.
Lion were reelected: Gifford K. Wright, very anemesfully portrayed a woman were very rare, ill comparison to the
Club.
thoohl
be .rreeted ao the mad comm
Apri3 24-25-Peon Relays.
...bee el mee entered in otheitice.
into rneon condition_
Aside from this bilk the Club will President: Seemed luster, Slreetary driven to it: minify by the Mon.
May 2-Rutgere. Ilaterferd.
•
Armummt at Harsrford
Pmbably do no broadcasting until rater end Soho B. Barker, Treammer.
Bradford, with scree field gods; to
long Antis winter.
Hay 8-Delaware at /berserk.
Premise, Albert H. Wile. and Dr
The Haverfou mar et home took
the new env. in the Bei. le arranged
May 10-Swarthmere et Haverford. hit errdit was easily the star of the
ns
Pa., were
for ore. However. plane are helot made H. J, Whalen, of Greeburg.
The pest pl.. "DOOM.. C.." hr ▪ different dated. The arguments of
May 21-Intetheedertne Meet at Rev Osteopathy five.
to have well-Mown speaker{ at the geed of honor. The former gave.
Ilowerd Comfort, 24. showed the ac the Pennsylvanie meo were to somo erford.
day iotiOitieel at Bever tivitien of a thug of criminate. and thei retest! the some asibbse of the II...moilingo of the club tide earl.. Amon. tath on ere
May =.M.- Middle Atlanti. al HovOboe. whom k planned to hare are ford, and dee sketched probable de tad. Allen Booboo, no "Dr. French," ford men In low,.
erter&
At Harerford, the Penomkeniann
Lamm. Cockade, well-known inven- relopmente duty.. the neer few yeses the leader in crime, portrayed a cold
The University
, of Dfilsware defected
May :'.l-110-Interoollegieten.
Dud.'
the
day.
Dr.
Wileon
ma
the
contented
themeelve.
with
pointing
out
SEW
Technical
tor and engineer and
Heeded. calculating "Heater Mind'
the linverford beekethall adore in
of "Popular Radio," and Mc Appleby. Neat of Gifford K. Wright In Pitts
Lady Geegory.e
of the the brnefite of extra ectidtke, without
hich mewing .ntsm lent Retard,. 11.11,
Letter
in
Ida.
a radio ineuntecturer and preddent of berab, and of Barnard
J enuary 10th, The Pool neon, Wood
!dean" was presented next *sell o arming the point that It was lip to
the affirmative to entre the overbalPittsburgh. where be inspected the plan the aumene of this
the Third District Radio Council.
40 to 3+ in know of the Blue nod Cold.
so enterKlegebery and Miner 5.1.1. Mae
At the recent convention of the Third of the WestInghoum Elmtrie Company. tainment wa. too. in the euperlor ancing evil.
The game wen marked throughout he
mem al Mara
The Fismerferd teem showed the 10,
Radio meted% W. S. Trialetead w e Op"
The members present vrere: H. G. aeths. of Stekes. who played the part
close pen.ni rionla61 between the
The Po-operaire Store anno.ces • ployrro
Pointed on the Technical Committee of Venter, '09; G. K. Wright, 78: Bernard of Sergmet Abtrare, a burly, big- parent evils, and then, claiming that
the CatratiL
Lester, Tel: Z. Blitz, 115: Is C. Ride hearted tuardiao of a dock at an loch one could deny certain mile, showed new achedele of stake period.. In addiroach Helms 01.110,1 Or tlaveefeed
that Sae real ern of the system was tion
--e time at width the Store One., far the anitent. Captain Gee
'12:3. B. Berk., 72; IC J. Thompson. seeport
for., IV been area
emeace• reit pleted a forwent position foe the
C. P. Emigh, 72: J. R Stevenson,
The foortli of he- rotertaluments deeper, far If the preaent imbue with
FACULTY
73: F. P. Flint 73: W. R. Joan.
Wilt "Love in e Lobby." by Keith its evils end good w. retained, her mant 61010 .8 that 0 will be open first time nod netted the ball on four
would
be
no
opyartunity
for
the
ions,
.11 24,2.10 and
0 efill oceario. 'Vol 111,
During ...lion award. faculty mem- J. S. Carson '24; 15- W. Head, '24i Richards. and Wider. It had to do anal. of a better ystem. built of for contomera front
0 Played bed it
to. 4110 p.
def. essopt
bers addressed conventions Presideot W. E. Head, '261. P. H. Ale, 78: with the tells and tribuktionit of • different fouodetione.
Continued on Pape 3, cob..
end Sunder.
Comfort eddreseed the Catholic Edu- W. L. G. Lester, '27: 8. Reindelt. '28. Mr. hatorbilt while attunedvg to ohThe Haverford team wen the de
The new echedule:
Three men from Pittsburgh en al- Oda h diVerce in Reno. and was a highly
cation.' Aseodalion Dr. Lockwood
Math on clever admismion of meat of the
kloodele , to Fridays: 9:30-9:40 a. on,
spoke before the Philadelphia CUM.] ready regisfered for next year infirm- entertaining farce. All the members of
the cast were good in their ehartleteri Pemeylvania team'. signet .bote 11,30-11:40 a. tn., 1020.1125 0... 2:110Association, .d Me. Gray deliverer/ erford.
the
n so
etodentme
2:10 p.
4:00-4110 p. m, (10-411t.1
tatiobp of persons who may be met in
three papere bete. the Modern Landeities
and
then
followed
with
the
paint
the labia. of Mtge hotels.
mtage Amteclistioa Prof... Poet
that if the. benefits prevented .other
Seturdaye 9,30-9:40 a.no., 11.30- Impede. Alemel Notice. to Appear
wenL to Chime to a meeting of the
sod better rystem from being loaucte 11:40 a. in., 1:20-1,
Co Meat EL1011.ad in Nem
29 p. m.
American Philological Amodation
retest then the system we. more dad.
Stifier hoe retired so manager of the
where he reed l Pen. on "A Psycho17
Pean
'tV•ie'ralrihr
meat. than beneficial. Ilertod, NumHITS
ist
logical Test of the denuineneez of the A.., Lang red Mead Preset. Practical Cthfindasta Will Delete ler Alseml
Stare, Ma place 'being tem tilled be in the form of an enclosure. ten MUM.
ute/7 wen particularly etenti..
Platonic Epiall.."
Priem
Kingsbury
and
Mier,
both
doniorn.
Proltitela
In the debates with Philomathean
Amster..
to
to mire en hew.
A son Cherie. Royce Border, was
Lord and Barton will compd. the Society, Haverford now Bads with
At a meeting of the Scientific Sohost menage to all Alumni ot regular
born. on December 28 to Dr, .4 M.. ciety held on Tamil., evening, Dec. 16, Senior team to debate emainet the Jun- eight victories sggialft .1, dant..
Tier des probably every three weeks.
Edward D. Snyder.
dime eedermadnette gave tolls. Thle iors for the Alumni prize of Hey dolThe idea wee rug
In the Alumni
wan the first of a series of Lathe to be Mr, to be divided between the winner,
be Cemmittee by Lacing PO.,
Executive
given by untlergradoete. he the high Harahan and Meade were dimn to de'17, on
of the Finance CommitTwo
new
enure.
•re
Mint
offered
by
adnlitk course., a plan recently adept. bate for '20 with Berton as alternate.
tee.
the Odlege daring the escond half year
Biddle, Cott tied Sargtht were Mind- Program Amameed far Week's Affalr
ed by the executive committee, of the
Lc la thought by the Committee that
of 19241025. They are "General In.
at Welt Chen.
eadety.
ed from Sophomore Class at the tryThe first concert of the theibin.1 roductory Oriente in Political Science' this method would be more effort-LI y
C. B. Ade.. '20, moire first on 'Met- outs held on J..ry 6 to debate POMO.
than printing the message in the body
The schedule of concert. to be
the Freshmen for the Everett 8001011 Muffles' Clubs tent be held et the West add . "Elemenks7Oboe., le POlitteld of the NEWEL and thmenneetk a
r,a-Ethyl Goa"
Theory." Huth memos are to be given
set,
given by the combined Mode.
H. P. Laos., '25, followed Acton rind medal. Svelte was eh...alternate. Cheerer Normal 6Chool on next Friday
thin issue, dealing
by De. Walter C. Woodward. The firet element eppears
Clubs duties the coming maw.
tare a few remarks. on hiaterbal photo- No leader wee chorea became the firer
mentioned will meet on Tneed•ye, with the MIAS. of the College breedLae been completed eel was nthSmithy end proceeded to speak on the three were no empty matches/ Dr.
. station. The dab. has been
Thuredem
end
Baturday.
et
8.30
end
Pre
here
printed
sa
Way
will
eppeer
settled by Meneger Harvey in the
effect of light on mita and the different Snyder aelected Hun, Honsieker and
to the list of activities meld
the latter will meet on the name d
form pre... below. A few
Rhode to debate for the Rhlnies with on the p.a..
ththelta pertaining to the seek.
ems emu. at 1635 A. M. This ia the 0.0
sal moped Mora the Alumni Find.
. "re Orem"
concert, mny be added to the
W. Need, 78, was the Mat speaker on Sheaf/ . alternate. Bun le lthder of 1
nd -rte. %Vac rime , mein= that a course in Political Brie
thstet el letee date
program, talking On the interfer- this team.
10) •11.
Men offeredpm
J.. 18-Westchester Norms'
COL:M. omen..
eter which la need in aatroorankal
TM MEM
Sehoth
.0sem Ytezrz.
regearch.
eteli
XVialn.1.7 !
noon. Len Poor.'
Jan.80.31-Atimitic C117.
Venn
one.
Iverrvwer of
ole
Feb. 7-Wason College.
• tn. at 6
klah
101910100.00--T. IL C. 6. . h.
t4 'W.0 sir Na marFeb. 13-Germ.town High
P.m=
Dr. Cl.rm E. ?fishier, Prefeeeer of
BamoOl J. Gemmel, '07. of Itione.
• t PrIa.1.7. ,.
tieramresal
ReetithestalOgy at the Univergity of
me College.
mune, wee reantly appointed to the
THAllort-Ilotre.0.1 0101 be
On Friday erenfmg, luny 23, in Pe.sylvanie greduate school, win give
Helve rel.
Ahem! Advisory Committee by Alfred
Mikes nen •t 1.11, Thaniday
Robed'. MSC the Hedgerow Player. will an ffiutstrated lecture op "Borne InerC. Mask. '99, Prealdent et the ADM'
B
CAP AND BELLS 1100
RHINIE PLAY TRYOUTS
TRACK TEAM TOIMEET
RUTGERS ON MAY 2
Armstrong, Horton, Stokes
Play the Principal
Parts
Complete Schedule Includes
Middle Atlantics at
Haverford
owe
d
ril tSeitlittiti ALUMNI
Ctili TO BROADCAST
TO GIVE SCHOLARSHIP
TALK BY DR. STRECKER
Vr-!- ""i
d
t
THE DELAWARE GAME
NEW CO-OP SCHEDULE
NOTES
SUPPLEMENT TO NEWS TO
CONTAIN ALUMNI MATTER,
UNDERGRADUATES SPEAK
TO SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY CLASS DEBATERS CHOSEN
MUSICAL CLUB CONCERT
MUSICAL CLUBS HAVE
NINE ENGAGEMENTS
New Courses Offered Dr. W.
C, Woodward
r
IZ'f'-'4t7o"tse11141de'bMneot
ID
Hedgerow Players to Give
"Candida" on 23d
Scientific Society to Hear
Dr. Pfahler
Gummere, '07, Appointed to
Position on Advisory
°""11,tr.°,..:at
•
Bquare
(Mod.
glee the toile. .ether opportunitY
to wIthera their work. They will pre.
rant "Casolida," by Bernard Shaw,
Mom 'Idiealli.CO" wee Pleyed hem
last month BY this Creep. Mlas Ann
will play the tide role,
--"Nn
t.. Pads Abeut K-r. and Radium"
dasociatIon. Mr. Gummere will fill the
In the Chemistry lectureroom on
goes teemed by the resign.m of John
alma Motor B. FOX, '02. Dr. Fox has been arable
Wednerd.7 med., J... 14. The 10. rOaairatto"
addrem will be given mkt Use line
spb0
Of populace tO .ern en &daunt of premium of
of the Scientific Society and the Alumtp plea by the thol e by
Club .d duties in Chichi., Me. Gmemere fe
Vocational Committee.
comic vocal number. by the Glee CBI. erent.ted with the Darer. Company •
afellika1.1. 01.
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estuaNT.' I.I.
H. T. BROWN SPEAKS
TO Y. M. C.A. METING
Brings Forth His Experiences
in German -Child
Feeding
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The News ti publisinel weekly during
Use Samrl year at Wayne 10f6se of the
Suburban Publishing Company. 120 N.
Wayne Ave., Wayne, Pa..) and Haverford College. kloverford, Pa.
BObeeriptione may been at any time.
Price per .noun. li2.01)
Per single ropy. 10 tents.
Entered an second-class matter at the
Post Office at Ilaserlord. Pe Request
for transfer of [he publication's 0x...dries% mailing privilege to the Post-Office
at Wayne. Pa. is pending
Edltoriele do not neeesearity represent the opinion of the entire atedent
had,
No NEWS will be published dories
the ...nation period. The neat issue
will he on February 2.
At the trot meeting of the T. ht. C. A.
▪ the new yeas held oo Weinewloy
• nine. gunnery 7, 11r. H. T. Brown
spoke eon hie rerent trip to Germany.
the subject of hie talk being -German
Relief end Child genii....
Mr. Brown went abroad Lion Reptern
her under the American Frientin' ear•
Committee end the funds of Um:leen! Alien. Together with Moo. }Crown.
• trarelied over toast of Germotir.
noting nom the relief work was pro
greasing,
Giese Werm Fleaaptle•
spoke
spoke of the velum resent..
whinh ea given bim everywhere. re•
marking that the Germane were a it
the skeptical when the relief work first
tailed, not believing that mi(b a work
fur the childreu of an enemy country
could be sincere. He demotourated this
by telling how well be wan received
nod how Wee, facilities were put at hip
dleuottel for furthering of the relief.
ALUMNI NOTES
'70. Mr. Frank IL Taylor of 8016
Fle.inale Street, Chestnut Hill, hit just
returned from an exteuded trip abroad.
NT. Wallace Notting'. mew book
ended "Pe..ylvenle Beautii." La dedicated to Y. Blonde]] Stokes.
711. Charles G. Tatnali died
duel/ in Harrisburg on December 23.
VI. A daughter, Gay Reline-ton Gilpin. vine born on December P. to Mr.
and Mr. Vincent Gilpin at Wentehealer. Pe,
SIS. Dr. William W. Cadbury of
Canton Chrhatian College, Canton.
rhino, Las en interesting tontine. nem)
Ike recent disturbance I. Canton ha a
abort artiele entitled "Friends at Wor.itip" In the Amerimn Friend for Deember 18 1924.
110. Haverford is reparaented at lee
Univereity of Mionesots by Frank IL
Welter, VD, Librarian, W. 0. Best.
and David it Willson. '21.
TA From the December lister.
fcrrlinu we mos the note referring to
the award of the A. Creasy Morrlso
prim For 101100 to Dr. F. E. toter .
Curator of Dometa In the America
Monet. of Neutral History. New Tor
Tide tinge ie open to member. of eh
New Pork Academy of Sciences 144.
uffiliated societies. end ie awarded fo
A Bice Lew .– —
With the orlonot of skoti. on the
Odlege mind vont, The animal talk
about Sonde, skating. The rulee about
athlete. on W.W.II, rend -There Mod!
be no oranniewl nthlstice on the comOn.
on Suntley.iSkating it YIa tinee be
itself fin no rrrerr re the imagine.
lion me !Lain, in relf hr Alled organised_ As n mutter of fail, it in
ciente an onorgeolsed affair, And yet.
o Ronda:,skating hr". hero a
a bonn
dltion or the College.
It is difficult in see how this form of
exercise one he relied irreverent. end
the objertion in Its omit-ice seems to
MP n retir of the dere when Sunday watt
cidtaidered a day far complete rest nod Luta's are. war a study of ultra
violet in relation to the flower-riolt
meditation. The usual course of action i
re !mei. et Inaeete.
:drr:
,Fther. la en
00. Mr. sad Sire. George Mont
bon, if he liven n.r enough. if tote
rio• birth of a son
leimonmible. be onuelly nleeps. teals iome4
Montgomery.
oue. -himself Indoor. for A large lieorge
'OA
T. Morrie Loosetredi's latestrt
(the day.
book.
'The
Silent
Floe" ha deileatin
The opening of the Birettas mind
would offer ne egiellent opportunity
end Inducement for him to get some The
beneficial ...die. and would keep hint of the freverford Club,
TM. Clifford C. Collies. ie L'real
out of the dermitorien.
It in the policy of the (Innen. to keep dent of the newly-organised firm of Cl
▪ mnny men here over the week-end C. Collins, and (hymens., with office
In
the _Parker,/ Building, PhlindelPhin
. nomible. and the closing of the pond
bloat
on the one day rd the week that the and doing a general inreetment boat
c ineepb C. Chapman. '23, ie
undergreduate boa neseletely Dee seem. es.
to the company.
to br in direct opposition to tide prin'10. The engagement io encomia,.
eiple. Ae a matter of Mr, itneer.
rotber foolish sad futile to arr. the of Dorothy Cantrell of Wynnewood to
ndrantagas of offering an optiortunitY Claris. Si lifeline.
'ID. An ecount appear. In the
for stud... to @nerd. in this harm.
le. way on Sunday. It ...oda oreheic Manchester Guardian. Weekly of F.
day. Gerolwr 17, 1024. of Chrirtapber
and told-Viet....
]baler's rich to afanebester, Englend
and brings out the Mob fight, of hi
Honor—Not the System
trip to E.t.d.
An honor eyetem of examination he,
It Edward Wall...Min is now lo
been successfully in operation at PM,
erford for sereml retire, lierh rear salad in New York end is Co the Phone
the andergradaates are re.milighteemi graph Division of the Bronevrick, Balke.
se to the worlings and advent.. of Callender Co., 7119 Seventh Avenue
New York.
Ike ayaleln Itself.
'11. An amount appears in the Her
Willipitia•
Each coming nehedule
vard Alumni Bulletin of the work of
Liu.. Including the one tow so avidly 11r. E. E. Dom II An Laboratory o
oPPAachlos, pot. the mete. mid its the 'forward Biala/Mal lentltute
methal of working on trial. it in to he Cuba. He studied especially the attire
confidently expected tau it Will CO/ItilWit opeelea of frog. which bare certain
to work oneresefully. It in well to re. netolieritlea fn life history. llie woo
member, however. that it la not the mere in mosideredof great Importance I
system itself tb. i.e of no vent value, tbe Museum Of Comparative Biology
but rather tier plane of honor to which for whom he was working.
exuroilaatiava.
It lrOvuU
12. An article In the National Iln
In other words. the honor brought near Review of November, 1924, de
forth is the correct measure of the pure ntribeo the work of Douai. P. Fat
worth of thenystem and not just the tweet ee Supertetendent of the Mt
ed.... that inay mine from ita use. dren'. Aid add Soriety for the Pre
vention of Cruelty to Children of Erie
County, Buffalo, New Tech_ Hr. Pal
SLINGING THE INK
oner read a paper at the Toronto eon
vention on "Ned of More Huroser Pro
Foolish question Nn. 117D4911-:
YWith wham does thr more co-oper- (dare for the Victims of Sea Of
ate?"
• • •
17. lie. Reload Mader is rewire
An Phi, Morley mils to nor atten- n g Irmo an .hark or iressis ter
Paoli
tion in hi. en.,
nit the Hahnemann Iloapital,
two hundred yenri ago. in Condo; rasonele Psoli WWI born. it in further
er
p
aluM
tinagrated thet a eallahle celebration
Mister to -SW,
Orriereur-rav nallO
of this importnet itemisers., be held
College ground..
ron.ar•4rase Wine In ••Stestine
o The orstropristeness of the College
attalTeni,
h.
Gamines
to -rho
ere for enough
campun in eridefit.
corn i
LfflireLltelond Some is
from Pnoll
re
enif.way in the ran of that famous
Onlei The Pen Pusher. ate workina
.1.e wan.
MOVING PIC/1781,1
out elaborate ctnne for the celebration.
AVIDIC09.-Ileaday. 11u.d.Y. 0 ,
7n
which they will release in doe time. In
= &V111)'1ATUZ7
themeantime it I,ensgemed that the
amurnee.
Ina Tin Tin m
houilinrier themeeves with the
liciolice NA! of the train, the famous
FO cliaracteristie of
whistle whirl!
tro.t7h 'I'Vtleon fa 1:1.4:
thin fawn... men. tel loeinnotion of
t.
mu: laufaute.y.
Most.
smarm serum. In ',
Gin Mein Liners;
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College mugs are found on College
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car. rim Thempean
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A At. on the .lice le worth two on
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PWAY1 and Parana,
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The Pen rushers.
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TO E ALUMNI
HAVERPORD, PA.
ORRICE OS
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY
Jowe R. Hoorn
January 14, 1925.
BY ACT OF THE ALUMNI EXECUTIVE COMMITTITR, THE COLLEGE RADIO CLUB
HAS BEEN GIVEN A PLACE IN THE PRO BONO HAVERFORDIENSI BUDGET.
This important activity is to receive part of the funds made
available for publicity and extension purposes.
Alumni who are familiar with Haverford'e radio record during
the past three years will be gratified to learn that their
support given to the Association's Pro Bono program will
now include support of the Radio Club with its valuable
contribution to extension and publicity work.
Alumni who feel unfamiliar with this department are invited
and urged ta acqiiaint themselves with the facts below.
THE HAVERFORD COLLEGE RADIO CLUB, STATION WABQ
1. - Is an undergraduate organization, operating under
Students' Council, and inviting Alumni participation.
Is the pioneer and foremost college club, and has this
reputation to maintain.
2. - Set a record in trans-oceanic communication during December by staging chess matches between students of Haverford and Oxford University for five continuous hours.
3. - Plans to put "on the air" all main events, lectures,
concerts, etc., averaging a program a week throughout
the college year. The MID-WINTER DINNER speeches,
January 31st, will be made available to those unable
to be present at college.
4. - IS PERHAPS HAVERFORD'S GREATEST AND MOST EFFECTIVE MEANS
OF getting desirable public attention. Prospective
Haverfordians form a generous portion of the large
body of radio public who listen for or read of the
activities of "STATION WABQ, Haverford College Radio
Club, 261 meters°.
The portion of the Association's funds allotted to this feature will be devoted mainly to the important work of station maintenance; purchase of new tubes, and inside equipment. If sufficient it may participate in the construction
of an aerial tower on Sharpless Hall, required to establish
satisfactory radius and volume, and in the purchase of echo
eliminating draperies for the proposed broadcasting "studio"
in the Haverford Union.
N.B. Radio owners! A card to Alumni Secretary Hoopes will put your
name on the list to receive notification of events to be
broadcasted as they are arranged for.
W A B q 261 Meters— M,
THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE EARNESTLY SOLICITS SUGGESTIONS FROM ALUMNI AS TO HOW
IT
MAY MORE EFFECTIVELY SERVE THE COLLEGE ARO THE ASSOCIATION
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ASSISTANT EDITORS,
HARRLS G. NAVILAND
FRED ROEDELFIEIM
HENRY B. PEERING
COLLEGE SPORTS
EDITORS
ALFRED SOMME
ISSUE EDITOR:
WILLIAM T. MAGUIRE
EVANS ELECTED SOCCER
CAPTAIN; JOLY MANAGER
Thirteen on Varsity Squad
Receive Awards; J. V. Given
Silver Soccer Balls
The minott.ement of epee. awards
and eleetiOn• for...pest year ivae made
the week before,he Christman vacation. Hang 0. Enna, Tel, was elected
..411i of the 1925 team by the member. of thle year's wpm& Evans woo
Lie varsity letter INla year, playing .
strong game at right loll-heck. He
wee named for We position on the All.
amerlom team by Dorsal. lEiteemrt.
coach of the ehempioneldp Uoimeall
of Penneylvents team. Heald. Me ac.
Reidee on the soccer held, Evan....
tempo., president of hie elan and la
gaff photogrepher of the Haverford
New.
Jelly Is Variews Anthill*,
J. Dean Joh. el. • Junior, was
,lend to the position of ...der.
Isle. setivides iodide memberehle in
Hie bartromental Club and two years'
ovariane on the track teem. He at..
erased I. the Freshman's Ph. in
1122.
The awards of letters and numerals
O this year's no.. leans were .•
at the same time. Eleven
on.e
m. vrerte preeented with letters for
their ability shot., during the gem
mesa. These are Themes. Garrett.
Ball, Miller. Ewana, Daher. Momball,
Haviland, Richle and Horton. 11.c
and Shank were awarded tuners's.
San. All•Stan on Heyerfacti Teem
An hi eeeee ti. fact In connection
with the good ahowleg of the team Shia
par Is that seven Hoverter.' MOM bare
been named for All•Intercollegiau
learns by the emitses conches in the
Marne.
illoodal Award Ter Chula. J. V.'S
Award* of silver mortar' belle are
made to the 'union Varsity team which
the Penneylvania Mate League
e die romum. The to receiving
Ode therm are IL L. Mines. Mamdm.
M. C. Hainea, Logan, Lengetrath,
Shank, Marbeld. Richardson, Saunders
and Sanders.
Yen on tit,. team who received
Owes on at least one of the mythical
All-tRate elevens are IL, to Hain.,
Longetreth, S. C. Halo.. Leven, Ea•
guise, WarSeld and Richerdesti.
titl
Page 8
HAVERPORD NEWS
JANUARY 12, 1925
DELAWARE WINS, 40.34
Coot from page 1. Mama 6
the Heel. minute, of pip. With Del,.•
were leading by 15 points the Scarlet
and Black polled to to within four
point. of them. The learn showed a
marked improvement over the work in
the two earlier panes on the whedule.
The pluming and teamwork were good,
but the men seemed to have lost their
Becomes,
Lleht•ulale HI.. Snorer
The Individual star of the game wee
Liehtenetein, • Freehman, playing for
Delaware. He ...id ten tere.pointere
and three foal theta making a total of
2a point. MarKeIrle. who mu (*Pula of the football ham. played well
at centre and emred four held goals.
Captain Garret was the blab •COIT,
for the Scarlet and Bleck. In addition
to four geld goals. he made five more
points from the fru throw hoe. Mel.
choir did not score from the held in the
that half, but amok two double deckers
to the nn,oed period LLon[ with
"1„;
from being In the lineup.
Vogel sleeted the scorn. for I eeeee ford Mth a pretty basket A free
throw and Garrett's Oral basket gam..
the lead to Bamford with the count
at 0 to 1. At that dine Llehtomtein
and MaeXalrie *Meted Km!ng beaten
eft. basted. Delowere held the had
throughout the reef of the game, At
ball time they held • nine-point lead
over the Scarlet sod Black. M to 11.
Haverfeni Rallies
A strong Haverford rally In the mid.
die of the last period brought the .ore
up to 32 to 20. However, again lachteneteia broke loose and scored three
basket in a row. The whim's blew
with the litteerford She Maning by als
poiata.
Ins
uo
Curtis Scores Winning Goal
in First Halt; Game
Loosely Played
poet.seaiton soccer elsesie ws.
staged m Merlon Field an December
1S, when the Sophomore soccer team
defeated the Junior. by • 1-0 more.
The.... though teased in the Ur of
soccer displeyed was no tacredi./Y
herd fought one. and the ont.me ems
questionable until the anal whistle. The
varsity men on the Junior tram ...led
ln ha entering • relapse from the finial,
log of the Inter-CollegIate ...on two
weeks before. .d their play did not
come up to expectations. The Sop..
mama however, Played together and
had • orons defeesive combination.
which baffled the Junione aorta to
Captain lieviland won thetoe. for
'25 and elected to kick with the elope
for the first half.
The Sophomore forwards carried the
ball to the opposing comb Marshall.
however, fell on the hall on bin own
goal tine soil immediately became Ne
le BeVans M
al New, Member
of Cep sad Dells
d Athletic Sq..
The election of Edward H. Ringo
ham, '28. to the position of Manager
of Football was approved at a meetioe
of the Athletic Council held before
the Chrietra. vacation. This award
mark• the el.0 of hie two years' work
In Ike football department.
Eincebery bee taken an Important
part in other eat rs.currIcalum netieldes.
He Is Beene. Manager of the NEWS
and a mother of the Cap and Bells.
Lod gni a be had a part In 'The
Great Ad enture." the annual play DM'
seaLed by the Cap end Bells. He bee
aloe taken pert In athletics and has beets
• member of the basketball squad the
hot two ..1•0111. Last year, for Isis
work on the track mind In running the
mile, be wan awarded hie numerals. He
hoe recently been Repainted to the %sloe. Board of the 1026 Ile.rd.
Construction Starhd en College Farm
SIN
Fifteen hundred dollars raised by the
students of Have-Hord College hove
brought shout the construction of the
long hoped-for board Mack. It is es•
peeled that the treck will be ear,
Pleted before the nest lane of the
the moire framework le finNEWS
ished and part of the flooring is already
laid.
The track la twelwe feet wide and ourtwelfth of a mile in length. Instead
of building it MUM the Lennie -marts es
was at one time planned, the field by
the eprinchowe he. been graded for the
porno.. The track is banked at the
turn. and carefully canstructed to unite its socceea It is • permanent
structure and will be left at lac present
site all the year round.
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The ....Isle tamed out to be so ferocious sod so futile that Umpire Garrett wan forced to blow hie whisde and
call for a throw-down in front of the
Junior goal. On Mill play the 26 play.
erssuctemfolly cleared the ball.
Carta. Saar" Rely Mal
Near the middle of the bet hall, Mem Needled Reeks by 141..4 ea
after some evenly matched playing, two
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With the Christmas vacation over,
Coach Ileddlvten ulnas to start work
with bin track no.d. From niter until
after the mid-year examinationa he
plans to hare the men work in the,
Sentnesium from 730 to WHO every
Tueaday and Thur.., olght* and oa
other days from 3 to 1 in the afternoons. These time, are meant noneMelly foe Prectice in shot.putting, Kick
ramping sod hurdling, but men working
on otheremote should do calisthenics
and walku
'ar.
ARDMORE
NATIONAL
BANK
BOARD TRACK STARTED
KINGSBURY ELECTED 1925
JUNIOR SOCCER TEAM FOOTBALL TEAM MANAGER
DOWNED BY SOPHS, 1-0
4AMES-6iA
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6 MILES LONG
moFFAT TUNNEL
Piercing 'the Great Divide
Westof Denver is the Continental Divide; hemmed
in behincrit is an undeveloped district twice as
lame as Maryland. That fertile area the new
Moffat Tunnel will open up.
The General 711cestric Cor
,Lan— b,manyspeca.
e gin
who 'know
wont tunnels: engineers
s holm...about street light.
etgineern who hnow
r bout the electrification of
faMorien. These,men are
helping to build the better
and happier America in
t. bleb you will live.
If you are interested in
Imrning more alenut what
ci y is doing, write
f>r Re r.at N. AR2O1 coo.
nining • complete act of
these advertisements.
Haverford, Pa.
D. M. W EST, Ardmore,. Pa
ET CLUB, Haverford, Pa.
GEO. KEMPEN, Ardmore
MAIN LINE DRUG STORE, Ardmore, Pa.
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•.
General Electric mine locomotives are carrying out
the rock, and C-.E motors are driving air compres.
sors and pumping water from underground rivers.
The conquests of electricity on land and sea, in
the air and underground, are making practical the
impossibilities of yesterday. It rcmains only fcr
men of ability to find new things to do tomorrow.
Thus does Opportunity of 1925 beckon coil
en
and women toward greater things as
dreamed,
and to a better world to liv •
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HAVERFORD NEWS
COLONIAL
ICE—CREAM
Philadelphia's Bed
Quality Made Us
Quality Keeps Us Going
&,EVEY DOS
1141141
VAT g /74 ,,,,,..0
St. Mary's Laundry, Inc.
Ardmore, Pa.
Best of Service at
the Right Price
WILLSEY & DORION rar"
Extensio.
The South Jersey Alumni Amadei'oa
plans an active winter and spring In a
program of &divine. to which rodent
exte0sion work will be foremoet. The
annul eMcilons of the society were held
in late November, at the home of Maitre Kennard, '06. retiring president. In
Moorestown, N. J. lbum Froelieher,
Jr., '12. was elreted to heed the group
for the miming year and Stephen W.
Meader, '13, Chairman of the Mound
Mid-Winter Dinner Committee. wu
elected Secretary-Treasurer. Harold A.
HUM. Re...rd. '06.
Alfred S. Roberta. '10.
Edwin Atwell, '11.
Witham U. Roberts. Jr.. '12.
Capital
THE LARGEST
POCONO MANOR INN
TRUST INSTITUTION
Pocono Manor, Pa.
OK THE SIAM LUM FROM
Winter Sports
Garrett S. Hoag, Manager
PHRADELPHIA TO LANCASTER
1640
THE
Merice Title and
J. Glee MclIvain Company
Trust Company
LUMBER
OF A44014012E. PA.
Office and Yards. 58th and
Woodland Ave.. Philadelphia
NARBERTH
BALA-CYNWYD
GRADE
Official Plartorratahare fia elealE•4•fill
A
BROWN BROTHERS'
ORCHESTRAS
Pasteurized
Clarified
Philaelaialds
ed
afr and
1524 Chestnut Street
A
Kurtz Brothers
MILK
PHILADELPHIA
Established 1866
rheas 642 Bryn Mawr
D. M. WEST
Strawbridge & Clothier
ARDMORE. PA.
Pharmacia to
The Ern MADE Roepita1
Evening Bulletin
._
Philaciel
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Pharmadst
Philadelphia's Hepreeeatalra...
Story- of
Love and Adven€ure
Begins Tuesday January 13 1' ,-......,
, -P.-f._
Jhe
1421 CHF-SINUT ST.
Highland Dairies, Inc
758 Lancaster Av.
E500,000
BANGING APO
GILBERT & BACON
PHOTOGRAPHERS
1424 CHF-ITNUT ST.
MacDonald
& Campbell
&ant..
$00.000
Ea ea bbe bed 1798 1 acerporateet
Hans Froelieher, Jr., '10.
Stephen W. Meader, 13.
Francis C. Stokes, '14.
Robert C. Smith, '111.
Thomas W. Mangum. '14.
Eugene M Maar°, '10.
Philip G. Rhoads, '24.
Alumni Secretary Joi, R. Somme.
'21.
I I 4 W. LANCASTER AVE. MAOMTMIS
Golan
ARDMORE.
ARDMORE. PA.
mil sum
CADDY
DD
CA
Y
Fritatee. IA of Haddoofield. won
elected VIce.Preeldear.
The members of the South Jersey
organisation member shout 00, corer.
lug the territory mouth from Trenton.
Th
p
t ' I dad'
James M. Stokes Jr.. '04.
See "Fran}" in the Chew
ishy Building.
JANUARY 12, 1925
SOUTH JERSEY ALUMNI
Plan Attlee work Areas Una al Sta.
LEADING SPEGLAILATS i.
YOUNG MEWS
Sanas
Swot. Cloth.
Daliardnoliary- Momorind Aep.e.l
11Ini•
1314- 1336 CHESTNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA
-Avoir-7111el
lue
, --y
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TZLEDIMESi AILDEDEZ
We Do Yew Athletic Repeithig
Let U. De Tear Shoos
Store
Pasquale Rolli
'ffl!
to 1Lg..d we a.npc
AADM0116. PA.
Headquarters ter Everything
That Young Men Wear
. Pictures, Picture Framing .
.. and Novelties
And Everything Required
dd.." 717,71TAIrAi7Eddrin
for
All Indoor and Outdoor
Athletic Sports
The onlyalai,
Philadelphia
The Gift Shop
Bryn Mawr-Ardmore-Wayne
Gsali
!Anna.
MS
where the Stain-Bloch and Ale.
Clothes. andour own Wickham
Clothing. Shoes •nd Ham tan ba
bought.
WM. A. BENDER
Market. Eighth and Filbert Sts.
Butter, Eggs and Poultry
Thos. A. Ryan & Co.
Math Avenue
Printing—Engraving
Reading Terminal Market
16 E. Languid. Ave., Ardmore, Ps
Twelfth and Market Ste.,
Phone: Ardmore 767
eg916,
A NATIONAL INSTITUTION
Established — 102 Yrs.
Browning, King & Co.
1524-26 Chestnut St.
COAST TO COAST
A Sample Line of Our Haberdashery,
Hats, and Raincoats Are on Display
Permanently in Your Co-op Store
MR. STIFLER
the manager, is in charge of same,
and will take and deliver all orders.
1!;,"■,17,7d ulenTl!k'Z'otVro,"'`‘Zalat,n;:4°.
Imagine a girl with three lovers—each bent
on possessing her—each playing the
game according to his nature.
The one, Van Bu ren Rutger offers social prestige and wealth. The other John Thurston
shows brains, will and courage, and the third, Ponape Burke, a "cave-man" uses brute force
and cunning to gain his ends.
Lovely Palmyra Tree embarking on the yacht "Rainbow" for a cruise to the South'
Seas little dreamed of the desperate straits in which she would find herself—
Bulletin readers have had the chance to read some splendid serial love stories;
. But. RED HAIR AND BLUE SEA by Stanley R. Osborn is probably the most
thrilling and exciting of theM all.
Will be printed in daily instalments beginning Tuesday, January 13, in
aitt On*Vultdin.
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