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HAVERFORD
(AND ItrAYNE)
PA., MAY 3,1926
NUMBER 11
MANLEY HUDSON TO BE'
CUSTOMS COMM. A
BASEBALL MEN DOWN ALBRIGHT;
JUNK PROM Of THE NEW"STRONG
ARM SQUAD" H. S. RICHARDSON AND COMMENCEMENT ORATOR
TRACK TEAM WINSTWO MEETS
WS OF 1921 TO
A. G. SPIERS ADDRESS
Kingham Wins Fourth Victory for Varsity; Delaware
Goes Down to Defeat, 105-21; Rutgers
Loses 66 1-2.59 1-2 in Track
TAKE PLACE MON
CAP AND BELLS CLUB
Fourteen Piece Orchestra of
Howard Lenin to
Furnish Music
DANCE FROM 9 TO 2
The area of 0827 will set aa beets
In the rest Of the College and Mato.;
to the biggeet event of the Haverfon
social env., the Jake Prom, on FrIdry ereney. The elfaie will Alert
Promptly at nine as It mat terminate
at two. „A fvrtren piece orchestra
red by Berated Tann w111 pay for the
propaneme of twenty: even.
The Ave Junior Day Peal.... of
sorts win begin et 2.110 iv the eke,
000n and will laid nth. VV.r. A.
to endow the privilege of wear
orellite is the eftereeoh le Vowed
to mem.rs of the Junior Clod alone.
thov
Diver for the Colime end far ms
at
ranee who desire will be reev
620 ye Friday evening in Fouocier.
Bail
Foe teare girl. who ore Haying in
the Union overnight and their neon,
..
then w-Ri be venal tattles. if _thrill
over
H.MD.
gd nerira.'
oe"MooPer.:trdd
Snyder. Arreogetuvre for this meal
were made through the to-operstion of
Mrs. ftwinburne
Preen I. Start at
The first dance of the Jake Prom
will steel promptly let 9, elintinstiog
he loss of time ovally tradag Awe
between the announced end the actual
time of starting.
The mph, room will be the meethre
Mere for the members of the lino OP
Per elven while the viral meta.
at the other tool of the gym*MI *erre
"tM sod '20. Punch bowl* will be planed
at both these poreta.
The bostreme wit Veep, eke never
operate the entree. end the etchesIre wkll fill nrerly all the middle of the
north end of the gem. Chmka wet be
eine not •t the door this year, in
dump for anneal. ticket. 'TM..
.ohs armeen eck. must be chow
. the nu.. It It preoetnell that only
e partners of the 27 men weer
flowere. Lech Jeere r will wear a white
carnation.
Meftembetemes al .11.13
Ilefreeneent • nal :he sereed in
in a
Founder. Ha
ll et 11.15, renewg
the orchestra. and the
trapper march
second leaf of lea
DM dare ni
alert at mitVeht.
preelomme
the
Ilogerve caterer will hare rharge
reniek The Von will RM. at
Tbe -dlaverrerd Union ie being reserved Friday rev. am the re. of
girls from • Meanm for whom no oiler
arnmeroeute vo be made. Tide build.
int will be under reaper...et end
• meld .11 be in attendance. A
late eat breakfatwill be 0#1404
te the occupants at the Vona eh Saturday roorning, proba bly at Asa. The
budding must beemptied 00 von.
Deearatiene
Mo,
The decorations :of the epees/
eneWeele
on whleh work will be be
Imre/ay of thla week. will be of
Imlay never before used et Ilererford.
They are in carse of Habernothl of
Philadelphia. The Drees. in which the
bed
dance programme. will he
art (Whig dame by Mott of Philadelthairmarl of the
W. F. Webeter,
Prom Committee, vim et who plan
eke diver at Dee rellege with their
everts On Frida7 evning to rise their
roves to hen, for epecial ar aaaaa meal.
'HAMA Co the deo, me oleo ere ee•
need ftOm Weleter, 50 per couple,
1800
PLAN INSPECTION TRIP
Selealla Sao" Inbred. to Viet
All Six Are Promirellt 1. Collets
Atelstle• Tele Year
The Cato. Committee IOC vet
peer, recetely "even, red contain.'
again Iwo me each from the
Ijeelore
Jviore and Solffm.en
cleave. Mesta ao unueual amount of
athletic. ability, With Ohio powerful
committee to deel with, ithe likely
that the inconem Ebb. will he
alto wilting to eubtelt to their togvelem.
From , the item of '27, lileuedere.
coprein of bluebell. and Maki,
holder of the Hseerfoni Coliege pole
Petit record; from '28, Legate "epee. of rerrate veer and earsity
basketball, end tint beeeman on the
bell nine. and Thome., star centre of
the basketball ere, from '29., Collison
ad Gawthrop, Mill on the football
Wen sod the latter Ore a beechen
men.
JOHN D. CARR CHOSEN
HAYERFORDIAN ECG
Whittlesey, '28, Will Head
Business Board for
1926-27
A new precedent Wes set for The
hverfordian •t a meeting of the editorial board bet Tuesday neat John
Te Owe.
wee chotee editor-Inecialef
for 1926.27. The eletlien of • Rebore
to the office of editor la • rite rection
attn.( unique in the ave. of The
freverfordlare
Came who 00000001, Robert Berry.
329. In the editor's office, was Made aa
ereedate editor of The Haverfordia.
tat March His first cantributton, a
etere of the Borgia, nraMeted in the
March home and attracted atteethre by
the eitop style in which it woe written.
"Red Meetly'. a story of the French
limaltaloseetems written for the lay
Heverfordia. by Carr end stamped the
author re talented writer. This story
e re celled Ire one critic -"by fee the
rest finished production !het The
Haverfordise hem bonded for mme
time "
Mreillteeey 0001.010 PAseape
Theodore Whitaem), 28, was tinted
buereen nmesger at a meet!. of the
busing. board lant Friday etre....
Last year Whittlevy wer publication
manager end took over the whole luon•
egement of the umperee dosing the abmace of Gerald C. Gruen to the each
fele
He ha. oleo been active in other extra
curricula orgalretione einem he entered Llaverford in 1924. 1, addition to
the office. Whittle.. bee held on The
Hayertordin board, he ha. taken the
incline feminine rule ie the Cop nod
Bells play. foe the root two peen He
is odeof the ...Blunt sneer manage. and was Sec.-tare of the Sopeomere eve for the IBM half seer.
lama Eleetiela
The other officers elected at the toe.int of the Maineett beard were Jobe C.
Beatty. Vb.
entettger. and
freoreel Ceek,
adrettielre meager.
Neat Pear will be the first year Mitt
the adeertiabog (Barnette as been
definitely renal.vd an a distinct unit
vder • reperete beld. Harold F. Bete..
101, will :retie ...Ur the circulation of
The Hverfordlan. H. Martin boon, '29.
Wee the only now member dreted to the
board ae an agaistant monsger.
A tontine of the remhined boards of
The Harerfordien will be held next
'Cuesday afternoon to tee Union to die.
eve the policies of the
gibe for
next year and complete tee arrengemeets for the dineer
r, of the alumni sad
endergredeate meet.rs of pest mod
s to be held lo the old
preaent boardMee
mem 00
19.
It wastient:112 be recede.
heettieser 1.01 week rent the Stine&
Rodele would suntitele One or more
vielle PO industrial plant. foe Its hire
meeting. A 'few member. have mad
of plant. they would IR
g
to pgo throage, Int se yet there he SAMUEL SCOVILLE TO
scarcely ben euthelent exene elee
'ADDRESS Y MEETING
mare eel.. plea. The menthe
committee hope. to receive more Mee
Hated API., Lawyer NMI lamister
min the remiter week.
WM Speak se May 5
Mr. Rana. Scoville. Jr.. will addare the T. 31. C. A. nieetim this
evenlee, May S. Mr, flem.
Junior
remeind hie A. B. degree from
Yale
Yale Uttiveralty, and that of LLB
Prong
from the University of the Mate of
New York. He le 0 voted author.
lawyer and lecturer. Nation and lidMay 7th
subjeets of the ma•
vretere 0rd
Jertie Of hie hooks ead veleta. end
9 to 2
may of the latter have appeared 10
premien! snegicenes durlos recent
years. Mr. Scoville. whree heme is 10
Howard Lenin
Haverford. In raree Venn for hie
pelves on nstorel Meter, reblecte.
ern
The meeting on May 12 wilt have
for its speeker Mr. D. Montford MelHi, Orchestra
chior, of Philadelphia. Mr. Melchior
is head of the Mateo department cod
reds Or Helen
roper.. Of public !venni:en at
Okeed College. He also tescbes at
lb. !remoter Beheol of Thelma Tree
$8.50
nd.. Bohn Mel. 10 Girard
ollege Mr, Mtiremir wea dee-priaW. F. Welailter
llnroVitay 19 or
6ttbt1r P:adre'
fee em MI May 26 will be conducted
Esverferd Ulm
of the Peeler
by eetterel Menke
dare, folheerag • custom origlated
7 •
Cando- $5.00 Slag
C
Dinner Follows Election of
New Officers at Business Meeting
NEW CONSTITUTION
A. Guy Spier.,
and Henry illitrr
Itleb0rdeou, welekbown "Inman critie,
were the peratipel "meaner ac the an.
vat Cap and Bella banquet last Saturday night. BeverItY members of the
Cep and Bells attended the tenser in
the old Y. 11, C. A. mom.
Dr. Ogden we. in charm of the era/
drometie penentetiee give V Haver.
lard Cone', some fifteen enrs ago.
At that tines Dr. Sprees am • member
Of the leaverford faculty to the de.
Indolent of MM.. 1.111311.S... He
woo 01,4p a ere.. blare.' by Pre.
dal itkerplese in the foundim et dreamt., together with Ralph Meklor,pres-tut premiums presitkot of the Cep red
Bens. Dr. Boiert spoke on the modern
stage tendenciee and also of methods of
producing god reathera amateur pee,
Doe ames, college performances in
Imetinter, Mr. Biebardson also spoke
on 0011n, of the aspect. of the Vre.nti
bog urea. both amateur and proteeMemel.
Ns. C0.0.1106410 A*40041
The bentmet was preceded by a Mama meetly held ie the Malan At
this meeting the Dr000ted new tomtit,
1ion of the club wre read and *rented
wen minor elm.. After oomt dimes=
mote The .0,17 Adopted constitutio.
v•
prankss printipally for new nicer gt.
prove eleetiv to the dubs
"levee were substantially the thewt
re
th ose published in the News
Blob
re ay. The new officers of the ereb
were aim chreen sr this 'entre". I.
T. Stokes. '29, present endergeaduets
renewer, wet chosen vieeeprealdeitt.
Addison Alin, '27, was elected seer,
the ellth
Le4:4teffavrann
were elected to abing,
berehip in the Cap and Beam from the
(lass of hint Marflown, Hibbeed,
Mckson. Lent:. Grose, Reeve., Career.
lantherti. Bertoo, cud Curti.; from the
Chem of 1027. Sargent. Powell. Leber,
ker. Fay. Haletepd. I. B. Smith;
the Clam of 10201 Well. D.
i<. Rvxges MecEntee: front the Clare
4 WM. R Hocenener; soot Marshall
and 11.11, gredeate
from
LOBER AND SILVER TO
MANAGE PLAY IN 1927
Farmer Will Bee Betimes End, Lat.
J. C Zen!! 011:1. ;neer, '27.
will Ire hvinere m aa seer end Mar
reepeetiveem of the Annual
Cep anti Rolla Ore next year. Each
Cep
anderent tosusgee of ide branch
•
ef the week for this reason". production.
Leber ha. Mee • eerporation scholar
for three reran hes Men on the See., renity tennis ;mead tor two ye.,
le .0 @sesta. to...ger of ...nig on
the junior Prone Committee end editor-in-chief of the 1927 Record.
Silver wee one of the high waren
on the freshmen track teamtwo years
ago. HP nee been on the J. V. eve,
for t.o yearn. He in assistme
m
' ene t of cricket and on the NI this
year.
Seeley, 'V, will be a.., cant stage
mvager, and Lane. '211. essireret buoiDem mummer. lAne •000/ Penideet
hie clans for tbe firre half of Bet year
andb. in preeklent of the Yeetto.
Clu
DR. KELSEY TELLS OF
WAR ASPECT OF TRADE
Cared by Hypedoe 'Die eed Male
Omelet Alta Broadeal
The six th of a melee of lectures by
nrambere of the Heverford College faulty WWI M.A..' tee. WA/31 Bet
ether
eloodey evening at 7.40 by Pir.
rem profemor of hinter, Dr. Nee
et abject wen "T. Relation of Internetional Trade to the W. Pr:MI.1mo."
Dr. Xelvey firet pointed em that,
though the Leen. of Netione end the
World Court proeide efficient freckles. for teoppine war. It ie wager, to avoid the Nonmetal,' num.
of strife to bring about a wartere
world. The
sleet carat of wee
Once the middle of the serentecoth
trade euvolon.
century hoe been
encreas
rease in trade
Doe to he
t greet ii
deretimiantion sive 18130, nations are
more Interdependent than ever. and •
nation's trade policy la no longer do.
m!tie mention. In Conclusion, Dr.
Kelsey mid, "If eetione are to live ton."... In title age, they must find
method. to edit. th eir problems of
bade rivalre one beels of live and let
LV
Followleg Dr. Kelioeye. lecture, tee
Hyperion Trio broadeeet their vetoed
concert from Sere. HAM. The feature. of the Hyperion covert were
ttelecnee Dere Gineends," an Egypte.,
tette in three movementn. ampo..
for the Mee., by Mr. Mueller.•
donate, and eThe Civic Muth,. eso
compelled by Mr. Mueller. In conjunction with the trio, Warn. W. Emmet,
1.
1 ,ttrge„vteota Dumber of seonelasetal
7.
AmthOrIty ae lAtunatioeml Lam, is
Harvard Prof....,
Dr. Manley Oftener Hudson, Bemis
Profeerer Of Intenationed Law at
Herrera Clammily, .111 he the CO.
mencement 'teener ler rel. yet.. Dr.
Hod.. en mutbority of mere note
aed will he remembered se haring
mitten one of the melee of article.
Oa World Nee, published in the News
this fall.
He niaii nettietent to Meter, 01 Beryard red Radcliffe. 1907.10; PeeDove of law je the University of
Idireouri. 1010-19; and has been la the
en department st Harvard ewe
the( time, having held the Bemis chair
mime 1101.
He won Secretary to the Netionel
Conference of Uniform Brett laws.
Pelle etteren to Intereationei Law
viloo of the America. Comotimion
Negotiate Pelee at Pa., 1918-19;
member in the Patin Peace Conference
ill loll. of seven' remmiesione, leered•
big that on parte. "ester... and rake
a pe
or . Ilea.. era. a member of the
theflereeterist of
vain.
egue of Net., 1918-21.M. a.
1 as regal adeleor to the lemmaEller
eked tabor Confene, In Wahine-ton
Id 29)9 mod in HMO. in 1920. lie fe
e sabot of mane orattibetiene CO
tiodirere.
imil
FOWLER HIGH SCORER
FIELDING GOOD
tirtorie• over Thelawere and the lest
By hammering e'en pereieteetly at
Burger. combination market!. • propi• the offering. of Strickler. Albright
tIone opeolog for the vanity trete- Pitcher. Haverford's harebell team
... The meet with the Blue and merad with an 8 to 2 victory and its
Gold peeved to he eretty much of a fourth triumph in five aborts. Inciwalkaway when Coach Haddleton'e dent', King.m bat ben the whiny
men :veered all but one first plan hurler in ell four of them tn. Wet
and rattle out on top of m 100-21 ciao- Friday, even, the Haverford ter
WOO. The 061/2.59% vireo. ver the famed tee trattling rough. He was
Rutgers testa came as a turptire to in trouble in every tooth'ricept two.
the Medd and Beck follower.. The Twice he retired the tide with the
outstanding feature of the Delaware eve paths reeved, and three other
meet wee the perentememe. of Dem times he thrust beck [be 01+0.W.n
worth and Fowler. By nett:ring the when it had men within entitle die100 end
Ensworth made enough t....
points to vela s letter, while tbe HatA couple of timely hire end careerford weights eat garnered hie tee
points by winner the not end Mee..
Fowler netted hie fernier reeotd end heeler armee out tea
hue Albright
MovedIn
the iron bel 39 feet. Ens- was charged with One
erne. le the
Imth the fifth
worth
beautiful TS,.
Main Levee counted three
"enure and the =0. In the 100 be times.the
In
the
eighth
another
trio of
beet on! Rover.of Delaware, nod in roe. was vehed over the plate
the furlong he outran F.,. hint year's three angle.. a walk, • "merit. on
vd
Freshman track pilot.
. reor.
Leary ud RomMtheba Mena Halms
Kiogken Faes
Cameo Ion. and Itonelbeim di•
Ketcham
mart.
the
VIZIA
as
tan
tided the honors in the hurdle events. rang
vd walking Kens. No
Lowry (eking first in be bigh hurdle.
and emend in the low. Itoedetheito dams. resulted became Smith and
plated utrOOlut in the blob hurdle., boo Greta Bid down harmless refired
Remade.,
Redder,
Haverford's
kV.
Curriculum Committee and broke the lope to the longer nee. The offray, beet out hit to assail.
filet place to go to the borne teem
/At the net three betemen
Radio Club Are Praised only
wa• the Vrette.rtale, in which Love- Strickler
on strikes. le this. imam Grip
land tirade:rem. Tram, to win in the down
Albright catcher, wer fenced to re.4
by Advisory Alumni
slow time of 11,5 2-5 seconds.
The Scarlet and Meek combissere
Heart y approval of the Radio Club teak anplane in the broad jump.
A pie of lek, pop-f17 double.
and ILA present policy of broedereting thecae. high jump snd high hurdle.. eve tee eieLlora
a abort-Urea Bad in
was exprereed, by tbe Alumni Adebore Thomas rerprieed hy Wetly out let- he firm half of
the sea. Abbott
Committee mg the conclunie of 0 [Mt ter and lambert' wah . beep of oYer drew
• PAe in the home half. alter
Rabe: by melebere of the committee 20 feet. Tetuan could not •find his Klegbani
had filed out. (re the hitthew', the studio and beredeeeling atria end Need to in the high Jump, vdeon. Filet
bleed a Vogl. to light.
room. Aboat a half lieu, wee con- first place going to Lewis.
armed in inspecting he apparatua
Marativey. a /nava, won hie Abbott mored when Angle threw to
the guidance of Wtheloo Hodatead, tint race by defeating. Treatable, of snood toeel Flint. Roth revere
president of the club. The Commute the Newark vale and Heller in the were note. Fliot wee caught meeting
elm made • trip amend tbe eseopn. 980 Patty nme tereegh 1. the Jave- third end Renwick Med to Smith.
AMISH Loma Bala
i the poem. of euggestine porethie
lin, okra he heaved 11 ;re 100 feet
P
imprommente
to beat
the
ware freahNo more amity occurred until the
A number of Metier. met with the man. Campbell tr“ emcee to esert fifth. lthough Albrecht loaded tbe
emend-Lt. mid offered egg 'ions on hinmelf to mom the line trend of bean in the third wod tfok innings
ettifoue Mellen In Meth the commit- Wriget. a fresihman who shows C.. after tiro were my, tied each tirce
tee were inter...A Whole-hearted sop, promise.
Oboe. Med oot.
port ut the need, formed Stedent Co,
Tgoonate wv safe on Gann
Hernelord Wres Savo Flnm
eloulum Committee teas pledged by
Rutgers and Haverfoed 'entered muff. Water ewe Preced Tripp
the Alumni enema. The idea of mee. emcee
bunted, nee wen Strickler fielded
tee
places
each
bet
the
Serriet
lag the committee • permanent body.
ball late to third, tie revert
and Black wee able to take nonce sec- the
were ate. Lope burned n scorching
Other matter-a
ineluded onds end thirds to annex the meet. t ingle through the box. Yvonne
eet:1•:d
o; reveler teetered his thin drat Mare ad Richtercrossing the plate, and
'd
=e
ye/hods oe'fW
r
new
eorIle:p
07seti,
"bet
with
•
tree
T
L2Ji
.
by
!tee
h
to
be
tret
it. The eelsetnalle premed
Loges 01010, to ante on the thrower.
the food xi s good end
Veen, but
olin shared the'r
broine.gd in the ten in. treaders morn Tripp with n
intr eop
the rereke was poor and eheold
ber-lopping events, winnine the high sacrifin fly to Are.. • Sire:Mee
tamedeet Kinehara. ad Abbott
and low hurdlee, respect:1.1y. own' fanned.
SIneld
el n
run wee added in
s" docked in Ms beet time of the the next Another
The pomlbillty of an
n extended trip teas
frame, on tingles by not,
10 4.5 ereourel.
for the gamiest tie. met year am e
71111101 regeived his old form red T APPE•ril`ti "O■id ad I
rateested. Method. of firemen ...tended actieiliee
the MAO Club beat out the crockmearterradlere. Bel- ere. ntre
teenellle (.1%1"
were arm reader. Sopherver- low. and Themeent. in the fast lime
reventh. Kens "trashed a
of 52 newels. Plater we fee from three-baste
Fee•Meee ...el. main.
lilt toright centre. The
tees and euntom eonvitten no. up h l. nel week forte nee was beeten 1111 wee misted. Filet wee under
pteelin when Kaieer threw II Smith's foul, ad Garrett needed
for dismission. A more retire nle for i
154 feet. Tripp metered the Ionia
Meaty advisers was mteci, end
pop-0e. The detere peeled
Mere in the broad lump. outdistancing Bremen
memos of welcoming the Ithluies.
their field tally in the eighth
asked. In thin connection it was thought I veteran lambert' with ft leap of aerate
on Clemens' redly Tens Leave
thee It would be wine tr. require leresh• 21 feet.
double.
sod
Defense smash from
men tored. a dm early at the 010.4
Hendon' Wan la Lang Rona
'thee tme
of Colleee in the fall
Heverforde weakeees iv the lone
Mores Singles to Goan
Mt. Drinker breeght ep the 100.00, rum wee brougel nut by the toot that
Flint opened Hirerfortes hill of
of the new rearm an meanest 'weenie- the05,
Semelet end el/ark felled to plant the
inning by MrikIng out. Garrett
eon to be given next year. The Cernhalf. mile or novile. Floskine
mete. woe much pleased at the enthus• in
• pass, readied Itecood oth
vire hot forced to retort himmelf vd deem
Bat shown Sc the randents for the etheity
nor the pelt. retie web 00 feet paesed ball. mid went ta third on
MOM. It wee thOoNht that there 6 ladies. Rhea., competing In his Mores' Vide to centre. Itoreesuer.
battiog
fort [Ureter. deliver. • eimemight be other new comma tehleh
eerend varsity meet. took second, after
be advatageously wetted to the currentcurre nt haereg
0101 for arse in the Deena. iI reperl:ralni1 td.o7:eP' :7%LoT;
Iva. II would be the work of the new
cutreculme committee to auggeet the meet,
mut
Hogenaoer
across with the last
Fowler is to date the high morn ran of the sftentoon,
nekton -of new course*.
, site le
Beside. oonferreete with Mudents. the of the Deem-ford earegation
end Reedel.
Continued on pate 4. cm.
Committee *leo talked with President polote Ceptein !
neat Inwith
tern 17, Ente
Comfort, Deep Palmer ad Alumni helm are
fourth with 74,sod Mare fiftb
Sneerer, Hoopes. The member., of the worth
with 11. All ol there men bye won
committee are: A. C. Made. 139. chair. at
ULLMAN 00.I.F.1.4i
one Met tare and roneequentBernard Lester. '04, recreate, ly Beet
TEM -.NEC
have nufficient points In win letter.
Mamma Withers. DC loon FL Drinker,
Mamma
1■010.1.7-.7■106 BM.,4
WI Royal Devi., DO: L. Balaton
.
Ceraraned
00
nee
s
mho.
truakeam .010 with !as Ohm.
Tem. '18.
.
BALDWIN, '26, IS SIXTH INTER-CLASS DEBATES • TNSINIAN-4.1Azeser.
...ail
riria n.
SENIOR TO BE ENGAGED SET FOR MONDAY, MAY 17 WEDE17.169.11.77. M. C. _ Se Oa
Ude, C. Lumn01 So.1114 weekurt
Mead, harebell anti Kimpbery be Op.
Will Mary Mire Dells A. Haman, Ina Savant, Rarer
1a00•11 *LI Y. e41 Lho tway:
flotherfard
lAtrannaral Mapplatl.
Of Millreeree
A mentor dehatin. team.. compreed of
meth
Mead header/. Marshall and Kingof 3l'dlheurne. hoeannrdaoerd thorn bury
(alternate) win tepbold the haestravag-beramem a
eneement of tans daughter, Miss Doris
were et. Twee.,
th p peeltIon.
A. Hawkins, and Mr. Schuyler Forbes V17,rit7le'tlI oLe"
deplores the reeeet
1-7.111A7.-lb..
. Der. 1.1.1.11ler.
Melanin, '213, eon of Mee Arthur C. leodeo, of there other Oboe regular
Truk .00
01
Ireldran. of Pelladetaia.
nth:se authorities to ammo. relbeenee
Pesseeu rate ere...re at
Mire elawkiee is a gemhiate of Freddie
administratien of college affairs."
m.; moras rare etre., et
CenItAl Flehool cool liree Mawr Col. in
attalest Sargent ender), Rorer end
ban:
imam.
men ran t.
Bee. Baldwin gradeeted from the gen- Rutherford (alternate), reprehend.'
M.. At Um.; iv.. P.m 07
the eviler atm, Tree debate, together
IATUNDAY-Ortelmt
Nymanla the bth with the annual sopbotoore-freehman
ntemoer of the velor.elage to became- eanteet,
be held an Monday, May
nag. Two of this nember are al- 17. I. the ill
NEri7 WEN.
nion.
ready married.
The team. were ehreen Bet week by
MONDAY-Nem
1.1.112 e
Elm Edward D. Seeder &Doane trial
Tam. rare ten a.m.
•
in the levion. At tee rem*
ADDRESS PREP SCHOOLS .leechessophomore
teem of Hollander
lisle a
192111AT-eranneed aaaaaa
Lan we Metre
Hererferd Patten} Wilt Wee Tau be heederl, Heneeker, A/chi. and
Rhoads (*herniae) wan selected to
trevervoar-r.
m.
0.
A_
Mu
Prep Scheel AVIMIne
oppom the free:moo °Peckers. The
eels.
Numb./ wIth Osta..Hverford faculty members are tak. letter will be Chelan by Dr. DAM iv
.100.
Um.; 0.51,wita nIVI
Int Part in an extension plan from Aprel trlale to be held on Monday, Me 9.
12 to May 15. I which. eerier: prof. Tilt abject of the lower clue debate
eete ore pewee% to
TENTANAT-1.rmeuret It • 0 • ban.
eye talks tO .e- will not be amounted until timetb
gab
N. .. 0.th.
in *hire before the eyeatleg of the contest, since
outturY ahead. on
they ore Interented. Hate of enable the provitions of the name rules cal/
1171047-7. e. e. 40Atreur,
'eke have ben Vet to memben for ea extemporaneous debate. •
schools, eV • number Of ePeedog,ertThe eophomore•freehman affair will
SATVADA.7-11....1.13 Tate NerreAu:
acen:aqtt• Sae, be. ruined by
Pro.Pde et eel:He. The lenere
At kluo. Tr... with O
echoes in the School
of speeches has not yet eeen decided
of
amp MAD. Areetut
w' tam,,,
`
Harerford School,
ey, 'Friend& Central. upoo, hot the whole debate will take
reersamme eremeehmen;
Lower Marione Treverford TeweehiP an boor. The types else. Memo will
7. N. a. ...sum sl
each
he
allowed
two
prevntation
High ore among schoolswhich will be
Suasamerc
be mdtireeeed Haverford faculty mem- veva. of ten Bell:nitre and two eveminute rebettele
Moe
dz.rhom bg,,t1x0.1tr.
APPROVES
NEW CURRICULUM BODY
13.07 dPe..firehie"r4mr Mopp'd
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HAVERFORD NEWS
HAVERFORD NEWS
EDITORIAL BOARD
MAIN
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Par P•sil•
mat l.e epbin el !ha olio al .1
Founders Club
Requirement+
Io the requirements Mid clown by the
Founders Club for entrance into that
orgsnization the aereeeity of several
rather obvious Awe,. has become enparent. Ware the adoption of the requirenteota as they now diens offiee,
mentioned have dwindled bt importance
unt11 it in hardly fair to the rest to
glee them the same consideration. °thee
position. have riven which deserve
Plate on the lint.
Of the limn named Captain of the
Gym Temm la one twat obviously in
needof etinduation. The other. of President of the Social ticleoce Club fans
oil of the requirement category due to
the demise of that urgaineation. Th
/dallier position of motto' of the Clam.
col Club scarcely merits rite prominence
It the Pounders minor..
For the catalog left by the (lyto Cap
tein the Menagerebip of the Store deconaiderahle mention. Tile pail
▪
don ban increased in importmew ear
year and with the Store operatmg on a
avowed en-operative pion it is more and
more a part of undergraduate activity
AltbanAls in IP MANHiMIT
project ead a remunerative office
Store Manager work...fully as bard es
the managers of the Collie padre
times even bevies to do without th
interear present to those jobv.
With Me in.stem of menage.. an It i
at prewar the Armin-rant Meoew,. e
the Athletic twins qualify with teeny o
the Founder. minors. The importance
of membership on the winnion team o
the Junior-theolor debate is 111
questionabl
the ke
while the establishment
sward for varsity debating WIND n
finite honor which ebould not be over
looked.
The election of the Etword &Ord for
the 11727 hook by the claw, 110 113,
board'a oubsequent voting for th
Editor-in-chief brings the hoard tom
1
110, of the Record to the frost Vrben
the- Raptor and Sanger of be yea
ook are etented nod eubeequeuthchoose their boards by appointment till
Ic on of th
Pi IRA feanible. but thr
whole Ward by the class Le mode o
ability. Perhaps the number of board
member. eligible for Foundere mina
ahem's] be limited, e.sblishing a nog
within which the Onee would make its
choice.
The increasedactivity of the Ralf
Club makes its office.. worthy of note
Some minor could be aptablished rover
log that organization. not necessarily
defining it but !wring the setertion o
the moat eligible men to the Founders
ChM itself.
The ,bairmemibio of the Play Coon
mittee has been the object of witted/int
an a Founders major. The office o
chairman of the Student Extmmio
Committee bean Involved in it wont
Mare in the rank.
work In win it
minors. Pre vious to this year. howeve
et position has ninny, Wen held 11
n member of the :modem Coon,.
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Stepan M Pia dim.
VARSITY Will MEET
GARNET JUNIOR DAY
Kingham Will Hurl Against
Swarthmore, Hartzell
Against F. and M.
'°""
CASA DEL REY
HAVERFORD
titan Frederica Palmer. Jr., will
represent flowerer(' at the inauggra.
tine of Charlet 1. Beery aa President
of Temple llolveraity. Philadelphia. on
/rider. &fey 'films to or. and Mrs.WkNam Bneli
Mel/tram on April 12 a son. Donald
Nicol lieldern.
The Haverford baseball team will
espeeiebre ib hardest talc of O.
swam when it tackles F. It hL 011
Wednesday, rod Swarthmore on Pride, of this week. The newon thee far
boa been a great emcee, the team
H. V. Bohlineer. '1.13
winning el of Ira four games egalegt
W. 8. Febiger. '0'J
college teams nod lotting only to the
It. S. (Duster. '12
herd-hitting Penn A. C. MOP.
C. IL Sunder, '=
P, & If. asp ha. had a weeewful
eirmiog from Dickies.,
Swarthmore and Craws, sod loathe
10 Lebanon Valley. Swarthmore has
played MOP More mime. than either
P. & M. or Haverford and has had a
fairly wee:wind wwon. They woo
from ONWPath.T. Diesel, St. John's
and Wesleyan.wbile they were beet.
by Army, Peon, F. At
reedier,. end
MoMenberg,
Three Freshman en Swarthmere Mae
0. & M. has a Tete.. left hand
twirler in Polacli. uexperieored outfielder 10 TON nod
eleven fiett..beee•
roma In Creak, The reel Of the team
Verb,. obelus of the liquor question is young. Swarthmore ham letwere discuwed Mona.* under the
rme lock froze Last tea
and also
leadership of Dr. Rehm, be • gaup three freshmen who here shown great
whose derided ',ley" tendencies rather
obdeted lively otraument, M T. M. C. A. t1.144.711!7. it'keTerDie111711:474:.
.r,
meeting loot Wedneeday night.
Oadeo. Flu and Lippincott, while the
DT. Eel.), asking to be allowed M freshmen ere Petnhin. MoDtate end
eft mod talk informally rather than de- Adelman.
The Haretfond ware will probe*
liver au address, aurprised hie heere. use
same line op for geese two
by awing the am yet, he did not Wow wen.the
au started the Albright game
just wiket he was going to talk about. Windham will pitch in the liwarthOWO
A
mune. addle Hartsell will draw
He the
esedp"
1071Tio"nhoTrrokVirit.
ignment exanat F. &
don wma the one preferred by the group. battled tbe Pena A. C. Ennio- nod 0
With Drys
be is la good ehepe •ed not beebered
naeUpon opetn L
e
ns
D LA by aore ermt, will glee F. &
late
y m e
ain tthat
hdaietrohe twoamn e r , of trouble. Hingham. the Hem NM
l y bsolute& in favor of prohibition. ere, recelies • herd assignment la
bat added Diet be wanted erereerte to Stwarthmore.. ',but should awe s ems
feel perfectly free to est.-ens hie nenti• account of Itireaelf.
menta, either wet or dry.
He asserted that the proposed Male
or natioaat referendoms could not to
Picture*, Picture Framing
se; LLAT Moir he 1011,1 Smote Can,
stitntino, but ould undoubtedly serve
tbdt.Plid
es propaganda for the
shown thereby to be more
more in the public
fame.
CeeltItetho Barrier
In Wishing his introdnetory remarks.
Bryn Mawr-ArchnoreMaitie
Dr. Kelsey pointed out thee. although
far amendment was lased e won..
of idea idealism, due In the World Wee.
it should not be condemned foe tint
reason. He hid that the Cowtitutiou
Poo framed an nr to be very adroit to
niter. for the very purpose of cheekieg
the results attendant upon too frequent
formation of nubile opinion. Above all.
1Yr. Raw, said that he wanted to see
Prohibition the emotion etperiment of
its hind ever untdr. given a perfectly fair
mini before beiug condemned.
orde
It was pointed out that thew
-intoxicating" and -drunk" are often
rontmed no Io dirtioin0. Dr. Jitney said
that the Carnegie Inetitute. coodutting
carefui experimentation kilo the effect.
of aleoholic beverage.. foetid that liquor
nonillion. as low ae one teeth of one
tor cent. alcohol 'content wee productire
of a dearly intoxicating effect.
That it la eillevonotitic rather than a
n.nrai ...tow 6 the opinionof Dr.
oleo,. He said that the wet forces
hod abandoned their cry of 'Versotml
berry' very nay in the fight, reellant,
eddently, !het this is a atrietly racial
ors, jo which we are hiving.
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Hotel Rooms For
Transients
Luncheon and Dinner
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OR. KELSEY LEADS Y
TALK ON PROHIBITION
Caftan Ream is New
Reedy far Reasped. Card
and Dame., Parties
Mal ante risk* plata
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$35.00 mai upwani
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bushes. to ás tint at
meth male
Meats and Provisions
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Spring Ave..
Ardmore
Ifettairla Fasi CerallasY
ESCORPOILIVID
Allandis
HAVERFORD PHARMACY
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TMs Bern Wow smelts
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bets spawn all Wee la Vault, In
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Maker of
"Good Clothes"
Showing
Every Wednesday
• IsSMMAN• Dr.o0110* 00.1510‘
ear Wel SWIMS fee llagwee M WOW./
or far Ware. to permos.
In
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WE DELIVER
Telewhewe Ardmore 1372
141 S. Fourth Street
edlitt Beading
liendirm
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Free Plus Fours for
Each Haverford Romer
Credits at Home-1
Crt Extra
450 names in Wildore. Enghab. Mathinnalka
.
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are glean by oerreeperoineee. Learn bCor the
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BALL TO TALK ON PHASE
RULE AT CHEM CLUB
Well Describe Rawareh Wet Carried
O. Tide Year
Erie fi, Ball. Assistant lo Chemieiri
ill speak on wine aspect of the phase
wittem which he and E. P. LOW. Al
intent in Chemistry, have Wen Leveed
getittg thle year, at
meeting of th
!header,. I 1015 In be hold- Tueedee
reeler, at 7 dam,. The work has bee
one by determitaing the traunition tem
perature of bIlitIPIM of Sodium Chromate end Sadie. Sulphate Crystals. I
m• required woo, rather impede. apParents and e great deal of careful
work
C. A. Olinger. ' 28. sod J. E Rhoad .
willw
ra speak at thht Meeting. but
he subjects hare MO yet been n
anew&
you see
its like thisMere quantity in eating counts
for little. Only the food you assimilate builds bodily health and
strength. Beyond this point food
can be actually harmful.
AllISLAZISTS
771-7ATAFA
APPLAID-“Pory Tarn,
ROAD-7.• .1
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CILIATIMMI,
Onorra EMU"
0.1.1110Y-'10. 80 InamlINO
eraas-sm. PAT..
11 110 P. N.-Mdispor Mambo
New Ermined honied DiaWr to TWe
Plane Wily 7111
Anuauncement. have bee, wet to
kieserfoni Alumni in Now hagland of
the annual dinner of the New &attend
Alumni Anweiation, which will lw heid
Frith*. evening, May 7th. at 7 &time,
at the Milton Club, Vetoes! sweet and
Columblue rued. Mikom Maw.
Tennis matches will feature the after,
noon of May 7W at the Milton Club. and
President Comfort will be a Font at
the dinner in the
DOWN.
'70. is PreNATIlt of the See
England Alumni AndOCIMIOn and E. W.
Brown '_t. I. t4,ertary. The ExecunArl.e0K :that; following:
11 ,,e ComnIptiz irru
Wants tOqk See Prohibition
Given a Perfectly Fair
Trial
••=I 7.
10.001-L
BOSTON ALUMNI WILL
DINE AT MILTON, MASS.
MAY 3, 1985
FACULTY NOTES
LYRIC--P.Mbarbs. rumen La -mu
area arc' Lam Am,
aNITIMAL-r sOnnelau ltart..”
NAL11117-77.•Im MLA Mir"
NOMPO nonage
ALPIP-,1. PIA PM., Last
prooly,WM0m.
Distrply. 30M Hu man Is
TM Pm Hut-. DLO, d
bstaraap
this"
LAAL.7_,LoPsma Agais-With PMd Pplpater,
TOPPINT-Rossra Amami In "Pia
101-34,7 ranam te omens mess SAALTOP-PM• Paul In "nntre,s
al Dm'
SIX757.PINTH 011[27-11I • • d • r.
Parip.r. 'Damply. P.M Pap
labm./TIMM, IOW
Los"-•• Mandy. /PUN bawdy.
PA.. Ma La llDt" eel Kyr
Shredded
Wheat
is not only 10096 digestible but furnishes all
the
BRAN, CARBOHYDRATES. PROTEINS,
of the good whole
wheat, balanced as Nature intended for the
highest degree of nutriment.
SALTS and VITAMINS
Ii you need
if
energy, 0
you desire new bodily
you need roughage,
health and mental
vigor -EAT SHREDDED WHEAT EVERY
DAY.
87.11.2T-CaDes Ppm Is -Imp°
OTATTOIS-Bar•Ia
Mow. was,
ri1c111(1.6.,
1/11e/14,
The Master Shirt
and Blouse Co.
1308
N. 3rd St, Phil..
OUR ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE
Here Is a
Hurrying Senior!
among the oninitiated that Seniors never hurry.
That however, is a fallacy. And we are
here Co contradict it.
e.7.
r 0(114.1 A CCOLLION OPINION
Seniors do hurry. We have positive
proof of it. And perhaps the most widely
knoivn condition which makes them
anted. their pace is ... when they are on
the way to a Telephone. to talk with the
folks at home!
We will admit that they are loath to
hurry away from the Telephone, but.thar is
pardonable, as anyjuniar, Soph or Freshman who has tried ic will tell you.
•
MAY 3,1926
HAVERFORD MEWS
COLLEGE SPORTS
EDITOR:
ALIEN F. HORTON, Jr.
IBINIS HAM WM
EN AND figH
Textile Loses, 6-0; Lafayette
Defeated, 5.2, in Close
Match
RESULTS OF WEEK'S
SPORTS
Trait
Bamford, 105; Delaware, 21
hiarafent lays . Reyes.
Touts
Hoverter/. I; Textile, D.
HeverteteL 6: Lafayette, 2.
Hourford I. Y. 5: Palleelai.
Pile Ruud New/ 0.
Havvrford Frea. II; Guile
Textile Mid Lafeyette were edded to
the del of van/althea °Moen. I.
testae Amin the pest week, being
Samba
defeated 0.0 and 6-2. respective],
Havorferd.111 AMMO!, 2.
These rietorita bring the total up to
Crleket
aine for the Mateo, without Mal*
Haverlank 103: Cutualal C.
defeat be mar the record.
Las We Salon Textile was completely smothered II, the Para and
mock rsetwet wielder. and only woe
13 game In the eetire match. Welw- TRACK MEN PRIME FOR
'd'
eartirtle kftst then the coulta tare
extremely wet nod thee the match was
Pan I
TYSON-STOKESWILLIAMS R. BRLADY, Jr.
LEONARD E. YODER
DAVID C. BEVAN
W. WENDELL BLANCKE
LAFAYETTE RUNNERS
CENOMAL C. C. BOWS
TO COME CMCKETERS
Haverford Wins by Score of
103-40; Baker Responsible
for Fifty-five Runs
In a do. mstch played with the
Centennial C. C. on Matsuda
altermo4the varnity XI kept its Word intact by coming out On the long end of
▪ 103.110 wore. For a time It looked
an though the veterans of the Centennial Club bed scored eaficient ruse
to win •od bad It tat been for the efforts of Captain Baker thin would have
been theate.
took the Feld at the *tort
Harferd
ve
of the match with A. Silver god RUMnog bowline. W. White. opening for
Centennial. hotted carefully and morel
forty.elght ram before Morris look hie
wicket Pe
the
end of the visitor'.
t
luau. The melee was eaed on a
time bah. each team baring one hour
..d a 1.11 at bet. With tweely.mlnutes left Centennial bed mead 81
14. for five wicket.. However. Morris .rid Suede'. bowled arm:Moan,
well End took time more Meats la
but nine rums.
Baker Blare
F. Garrett ad Baiter opened the
Harerford labia. The. men lieintuited for 12 runt In half an and
before bowled by A.worth.
Cannon and Barm could add but 11
more and Haverford apthred to he
beaten with fire warts down for BO
use and Opt three namee of an boor
left to pay. However. Baker. by •
maguifant exhibition of load distanee
hattlog, and anessle0 by Vacant and
Morris rutted the game out of the fire
bybr
inging the Harerford total to 10S
with ten minutes left. Hereford retired with three men yet to bat. BOev.v 46 included ten boandary Mae
ads wa
by Dr the notatendiox fee.
ton of the latch.
The wane.:
•
CHNT6NNIAL
Euba Combinetan Mule FerMali
'ittl
eT,n11•711111111,1'74.1
part el
Hacr
OPlateltioe
SOF
;onskreable return to form On both • The
ford track team •ill en.
his eke. ad doubles wurehe..
darer to make It three etreight wan
it meets the Lafayette sathtera at
Wader Laws Find Mash
The courtesan traveled to ream Renato-a on Junior Da. A hard
on fistarday and defates1 Lafayette sou is eaticip•thil, but .nee the showing ot the aggregalloa
UN two like
d'etinkihnt: at the past week, the Scala sod Meek
g:.ersaterti
son at the heeds of Moore. who In slunk come out on ton
feezeoe
th.t.
Elear
AN in the Bataan meet Beeerlal
re of „ttrl...
will have difficulty in placing in the
men Later eased a Ise game el lag roma. West sod EMU'. are •
he feet mile of half miler. and will furolah
Imola ad wet rather eally.
01.0.1,tion fee the kleverford 880
...ter dee. Id. ma a Mmortuatty le •
ref otarterLdher teeing Ur Drst. set men. West I. also • toiler sod has
0 -I they directed their whole attack been clocked at d.13. Furushin is go.
on Delp and finally ailed oat the ether miler of sale ability. Format
match. Later and Carey rally we. le the cock Lafeyette two mike. who
hue registered time of 10.282.8. Brown
their doable. rental
and Lafayette le e fast quaker-miler
Suamariast
Mid in a dual meet with Moblenherg
Haveefeed vs. Textile
defreted Roblo.o. holder of the M. A.
611.113m
.,,w erroereee a. 4.1.41 arms.. ew• B. P. A. A. record.
Lawry eel RewleNel• ShefeM Woe
usiarGise. arena a.m. Twilit.
relaaia Lowey eed Rudelheita. If
tanba44. Itetwarit. ...bed Tame. ht. they maintain their p
anuld weeder the firm two piece.In
Fhint. Lverram. ketwitte Triebt.. Tee the hurdle erente. Johnson and
Hirshber
ter.vaore, men who will figure In both w
tiOristaq
u L 11.1r
c. mare le
d'Illarerrents gain mantels .willt,pgtri A.
Jr..
chip rat in the field
should
have
tittle
difficulty
In
def.,
Revaarem Tin ZaltATIFTSV
''717:::
o
Trareek
in
the
toe
higb
jump.
Fowler
bltietit
end
Rutherford
take
two
ea
wth.ter. wet.
io the .bet put Resides ad
lisrecta. ammo. tone lefty- should carders the find two pima in
WA Midler,
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