FOOTBALL TEAM WINS CAMP FUND WILL GU

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NEWS
HAVERF
SATURDAY TORE WALTER
CAMP MEMORIAL DAY
COUNCIL TO PUNISH
NORMAN R.
ANGELL
A widely brown English author and lecturer will saddens
the first meetinf of the Haver•
ford College liberal Club In the
Union tonight, November 8, et
A rd-tort.
Gate
NUMBER 22
HAVERFORD (AND wAnlm) PA-. NOVEMBER 8, 1926
VOL. nun.
Receipts From Drexel
and Penn Games
This mech. Le open to all
end rrrrr duet. and May others
who may Sella te. attend.
Me
Mr. Angell has themen
matdoet 'Tee Great Illusions in
Current Polities' Thought'.
se
Go to Fund
As it hes Me.; been moneemorated et may cake. in the country.
Welter Camp Memorial Day will be
celebrated at liaverford on Batsman,
It la fitting that the afternoon should
he devoted to the memory of one who
devoted hie life to clean sport, mad from
Mona the modern gems of football
I. • bequest
Iffaverford'e quota la 1900 toward the
2300,000 pledged to the memorial. The
tribute to the ilfe of Walter Camp
well tete the form of an archway to
the Tele athletic fields, the mitre of
It. settritlee. All of the Reverted
althlw of the fete threet of ths
Drexel end Peen gems Saturday will
be dented to the cause am will a part
of the returns from the Football Dance.
Emery movepeeeible In being made to
attract • large turnout to the alter..
.00e'
Cameo Seeristateeldp Gene
The eight &Moms of the Sport....
ship Cede typified by the life of Welter
Camp ere] Plays the tame for his Adel
beeps to the rules: keepe • stout
bent in defeat: keepe faith with his
tee. himself flt; leaps me
tenor; keeps modest in rktore; keep.
. Men Mod and e.
eel
.
body.
y
rtealg
Haverford has-had many evidences of
Walter Catenee ethithation for her
cies The college, thromth the se•
meciallo. of its Physical Educed.
Depertment and athletic represente•
tine. has been singularly MN tes
eetthro
Walter Comp. He sb.red
for the Institution by esteblishing It as
the seat of the Centred Board of Official( with Dr. Babbitt BP chairman poi
De. Taylorsa .eretary.
Ongera Fleedellea far New Field
In a letter to St, Demo. Dowell
chairman et tha athletic committee at
Drexel. Graduate Manger 11...
maym; "The Deceit Bamford football
contract presides an even &risks. of
the net get@ etheipte between the two
nestitathme-JOathanne. dna IMearilla
hied for het nee athletic tiekl
benefit equgll wft".rerMrlr.
Cann fund e fort. For akin reset. I
emmittth,
write to Keene that
through Drexel', pubutiation It in
other woe, promote bitereet In the
geme on November 13 la the wetted
airanuat a the ...eke !made et
both 1.titttoese
A Camp Fund -Kettle'. tied Ta g
Boa will be found. In ;front of the
er.det.d before the game and between the halves.
COLLEGE DISTURBEIS
Ferment. Delielfe Policy for FIrt..
Ace.
A meeting of the Student Council,
• defiheld last Thursday. determined •
nite muse of action for future nem;
of mien. it Culleee property, see
(nation of Blodenta. Amociation foRe.
will.
Delibeeete break*. of
of by heavIn the future. be accompanied
is recommendation of
ier hees, or even
This Wiley
• bno~ht
4717;:ere.
CAMP FUND WILL GU
PROCEEDS FROM DANCE
tre paegeZb'niatet
de'?''''atjaineclreft fi
SaTu'r'dny as the guests of the Student
men
Exteosion Cemmittee. In
to games will be practically the only
Affair Will Be Held in the activity of the co mmitt. this fall. It
was decided earlie r that it mold he impreetical to hold any Prep &NMI my.
Gym. Saturday Night,
an were held in previous masons, but
K. Fox. '29. chairinan 01 the commitFrom 9 to 12
tee. said that plane for more extend',
All errennemeete hove been co. work dude, the winter menthe are
pleted for the annual Football Den.. wed. contemplation.
rtsil:r
Dep nod PreeitlNt Comfort bad ,tie: wbirh will
the
ere ro the
h
MUSICAL CLUB CONCERT
SCHEDULE INCOMPLETE mail FAVORED
MID-WINTER DINO
ml
BatoNoy
held b the gpmuafum
amt so attendance of at feast two ndrtd couple. le miticipated toe the alfair.
The mule will be furnished by the
reorg.Lved -Heverfordiane," an waderdance orebemtra of elev.
date
grad.
piethe directed by T. FL Ymattnenu.
Appearances Planned With
There will be twelve dancee with on
Menakelon between Ole sixth and sevHopkins and Princeton;
enh dances. The ninth dance will be
number affair.
Home, March 18 or 25
•
Alumni Committee in Charge
An ...Ion fen of dzra will be
The schedule of concert, for the
cherged for each couple. Stag ticket*
Affair
Annual
of
uneery
a
will be sold for 12 aide.. The Preeitteicel Club. es still In
meds of the affair MD or partly to the
settled state. according to Florton, TS,
Announced
Walter Camp Mem.. fund and Penh,
Assistant Manager of the Clubs. With
to the fande of the Campus Events
et
'18,
Beeree.
Inec
Chmem.
the exception of the meal tele Tx, At.
„„ Rothe coen„,.. nth the 11127 Midwinter Dinner Comore. Committee, which lemmata the football
ionnin
wad
the apps otmatl If dance.
„,
date. h..e been detinitely dosed. so.- thr„'t77,.'
Appropriation Is Camp Feel
Each year this committee glees •
end attractive offers are neding.
He..., '89; W. M. C.
foothell and soccer teams.
Fro J. Browning
sr., Clement Till'h.1
among them • ...re with Prientma
4 dun. to the
and . Saturday h.e been am. te
ad nee with Joh. How
Philadelphia .
ethe
wthotheion, hot they bath ,th, Wright, •18; Thome P.te. '23; RIMY Walter Cemp Da, et Haverforst It
by the menthe. of•the
ug
thoht
wp
W. Stokes, to Outweletoilt Herbert,.
been axed
committee that a generous teeproPeleThe voevon,„, „iv. he Both., New B. Gallagher, 11 lexioneitO: Jobe-S. Uea aught to be made to the Camp
Mengen.
"fie
21;
'
matedeat
have
Rau...0m
and
Terk
Memorial fund from the receipts of
Weed. The Deana will probably epee dlar7.4°.
speaker. were Odi dance as well as from the Hendonwith • prattle* roarer[ at the Bryn Tlea( Man sod
butaine. of the Met mete Drexel football game.
Mole Grammar School before Chet.- Prtecipel
The dance will be the cliThaw,
me. Iremedietely niter mid-year ex. the of Ode comm... held
max of the day which will include or,
estainahoos the dubs will eo to Allan- der often.. November 4. A etrung Ile programme the epermele of two nuveethethethen at
expressed In bode of
tale ot„ to ore
defeated college teams meriting ware of
the Hotel Dent. and Haddon Hell meal the diner heck to a Phlladeli the strongest opponent,
the fall
A number of concerts have been pro- phis lontioe-toredble the ten ram *think schedules.
I
posed for February sifter this trip. Andrei< Club or the Racquet CMThe let of pat.na es meammeed by
ern yohue and to change the date so that it mold
etheeththeee sth
of the
ehairman
Rieherdeon,
H.
I.
be Poesille to here the mete**a of the
Heide. for • concert to be held in
to roue
Campus Ennis Committee ere: Mr.
the balk. m of the Du Pont Hotel in thmeetslerni. connected vt7t . the At- and Mrs. John R. Hon.( Ye. and Mrs
Wihnington on February 12. .d with nut, City trip of the musket dole Harvey J. Hhrmon and Dr. and Men.
Princeton fur • Joint apeettrance in the would find It poseible to attend,
James A. Babbitt. Other members of
the Campus Enna Cutataittee ere: W.
preemie.. Speakers Premised
Academe of Munk Foyer on Fem.
Horton, r.,
The name of eevewe speakers of nn FL Ready, 101 A.
1.3;
'20; 004 W. M. Mr,bleimd letn.redentfie e'er. mow. 14
29
MOM Gemmel Mu. 18
et, stdeeth.
eppensithed
cosines
Bray
t Inter_
have an ...ion of guilleil
„then with the
Concert,
RUEDIGER PLANS CONCERT
drew the lamer; entail alme
or the 23th of More • the Met., uf the Mee
eIthee the 18th
A monad etherieg td the committee Germ. Exchaege Student Will Play at
that then will
se
addition it to
- inter...eat Hesse OK 17
be perform...1 at the ' Brookline will take Pima on Folder efienetin
12.
Squere Club and the Philedelphia Nor- November
F. A- K. Ruediger. Indiange etude.
_
end
•
and
from Germany, who is so arcompliehed
DEAN PALMER AT "Y"
Heeneet
n lloist. and las. had a wide experience
cow. the
an matert work at Heidelberg, ...Ell
neon
Meekly 00 he.
Will Define Aeldnea
end Itunielf in his natree e011170,
The m.ett which ban formerly
Wedeesday Eves'.
Will gibe hie first Rental American conbeen held In West Chaster at the NoreMiraelme. to the sere of the cert At the Int...done Had. Philedel.
17u.„,,
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lser
b.mi
Dece
, 0
m%
phi
M.
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the
at
delivered
be
t
Mtn.
the
not "Pe.'
8'h.°1
en,
thin year because of alterations
echedule
Wednesday
leke speaker will be a.plees of the German Studente Sor
i lareente'
I. the .boa Neither $
ha...
'28 "RECORD" BOARD TO
r will be.
lioediteo
Philadelphia.
of
eiety
nod
dean
Jr.,
Palmer,
Frederick
Dr.
fiermentown,
to
go
the dub.
STRESS INDIVIDUALITY .01
H
where they hare played for the not few profeemor of lithysin at flaverford accompanied al the Mono O
boom in the es. Thomp.n. '27. Two numbers which
Dr. Palmer le
First Mose.. WM Be Held Before yeere,
10 the @ether of rev wilt probably appear en the progeem
net
entifie Weald Mid
Th eeeeeMel Rees.
ere/
In Iftle rind 1919 he w„rt ore the first two mevontenn of the
, RHINIE-JUNIOR DANCE
11 lecturer in the physien departmeel nomad Solute of Meedeuebo, end
eledieidvalitytherill be the keynote ,od
Niedrei." by Max Broth.
of
INFORMAL THIS YEAR .t narfifild Ueiverdte. Doan Peeler
oleo edueetional lucre., of the Lam Monday Ruediger broadeest
• elate:end ad.
a lumber of
,eeeae4lkDo at from Station WABQ
"t4r4."6.r, of Medea Creek. Chth AKIN Ch.. al
trio.
the newly orgerdeed
She et An.M Affair
l end
The onaltal freshmen-junior dance will
butdneee boards will be held some time
before Thankegivieg recess to deter- be held on Friday debt. December 17.
mine the detailed pollee. of thi
at the Merlon Cricket Clots •thording
linden. It is expected dust the smil• to plans completed by the committee
tors will try to Mete n happy medium
meeting last Friday night. It will
in the offidal publication ot the ;would
be • Prefrattirmo dates and, Contrary
Jenne ea= between the serious en.
be Innerds published by the majority of to last eeer , precedent. It
classes and the (Milo. Record of the formal.
Martine no 9.30. it will continue until
TO.
Mee
The divielon of work among the mem- 1.09, heron twelve dawn. Refreshber. of the staff vet probably be @a- ment. will be served, end the Havert oned et the Bret meeting of the am. town... with ten orehnwn eke. will
bred board( and it is also probable furnish the meek. The first haeliettell
that a circulation monger will be ep- Piqued, of about ten men will be in.
pothted et thia time. Pelt Reword boars end.
have untelly diepeneed witb • regular
Tale affair, orbit* le eleeo Cent,
circulatiota department, but J. C. Beat- yew. be the BMW.. to the Junior( le
ty, TB. recently elected bueinees mana- au cheme of the following men of the
tee, favor. the Plan Of appointing eee Claes of 1982: Durham, hem.;
member of the mad to take., entire ...term. Mummy, Entree, Ideden
charge of the clectilatien work.
and Watson. Waterman end Lindsay
It le expected that this plan will en- ere in cheese of decorations.
able the Mee to M.. of • greater
plumber a copies and will facilitate
TO TRY OUT
'28 AND
and collecting the purchase fee It it Ls
FOR NEWS THIS WEEK
tent of their power.
the
to
heuke.
kag,,r,v,.c,..„rua
• „,utrokr..los,
vi
not
of
'29
llee already be no
tat y e'
bYr
ediratedge
Fear frepheinern ••I One dealer Will
to prelate fore the work of wile
Be Takes Om Next teeth
'de from publlehere, eugnathrs
Members of the sophomore cod junphotographers, and It is hoped that all
the contracts will be maned before for MM. Who have .1 filed their
it for the editorial boned
year.
wieh to
the clop of the College
of the News will be eery
°PP.It r the nest two
tuaity f It leg
week, Election( oleyeeding on theca
try-out, will probably be held lanne•
8191.75107t73 OOLLCIII MAInti
negaTh.kagifing
the
eater
dieteiy
510W. gat MITI=
tion.
BOVIBMIM t
Editor Raker b. egnified hie hie
Mal IL .,_admen Thu. greed
to hie
men
five
about
eddIng
of
et
am.,
Mee esseitat
• taff at Ala time, a junior end two
tba meek.
sophomore@ to the editorial board. and
11f0•MILBEll to
two sophomore. to the mewling board.
.ten
maim;
tee
There will be a m.thaa _of all the.
OPP.. ememeat. et en Mae
c.didaten from .28 and '29 017 Tame
Pr names Wm.
day ereuint. at Which time Baker will
7•0•1313151
oullthe the method of the try.outa and
e. it--entwore Moab, mad
the policy of the News in taking on
esa melba. Mown efastler
new men.
W amen.
The Melon who here signed _ela
NOISIELTIt
candidate. am %gee( Ewe, Miller
em P. W--qmeetate ear mks ma
notrawortal one swam. be
Marthinney, Imes. Foe, Brown, MiUs Merriam luslsem NW.
ler. newthorme. Hamilton and Jones.
Cab.
Rhine try-onta will be held between
Thenkerfiring end Christina(
WAL.14
m
era,
EXTENSION
MORE
Tweety-ave Mee Goads al Celemittee
as Settleday
9.111WO CUtleert.
VARSITY SOCCER MEN
BEAT LAFAYETTE 2-0
FOOTBALL TEAM WINS
FOURTH STRAIGHT BY
DEFEATING C.C.N.Y. 6-0
Tripp Dashes 45 Yards for
Only Score; Morris
Again Stars
PUNTS
AVERAGE 50
YARDS
ay W. it. Breed,
In a game replete with
tbe thrill.
of
ridiron ea., the wearers of
the Scarlet and Bieck nee to great
afternoon o.
Welton
th
eedyoeek pg.=
dor Riti„
:
Saunders Tallies Twice as fel &deg.
th
,4:d tit eth' d*.ne
Haverford Team Remains '''''etrig".,°
clewing Larender warriors hattoPEIV.;eee-yard line. Twice In
Undefeated
etfekl
`p
the firmrter • break checked the
cater tack when • More teemed
Br L. C. noise
pouter one
iv.
Bg
the Flaverlor
five;d2.L0.
;tam t viefeed Laafa,vg.
their
ttt",:.r.7'Elt!
.leid.fret. the fr., *In
nre
or
F
eek_t1111.1!
marque, me the fourth straight elske
and auntie. the Scarlet anal hoe he. beer leteremeti.
etre
Trip's 8seutbW Hee
mad Mae with en neellent attack .d
me;7
tilt team sbared Wit
aztrong ler.. The aimmace of Leth
the
Lieer7.1.14.;I'VelbYwho .kVe' w, n, of
of rim"'
r:
etheL.7,2
former captain • place, performed ret7 Trip: end Ideretha"Arioth
fbo
York
toned the pia, during
gethrratetri,r;,,r,Lthe Jame andin
otlhe "d" re/
e
e .foth
214;asnl
teen. Ban it w'ea'Xil=erele
several op- ruhoion sod passing mad IfIddleteMs
-merlin,.
rm.
.
margins
smell
by
we.,
Poettlhillea to
that a en, the - nen
pine.] the bell in front of from C. C -11.
Arreetrong
hr
Ile ee
goal and Poet landed it toward Haverfordh.
seed."
Thee
the net, but it mewed le meek by Tripp broke I se
'
mock.
°"'
inches. Richardson dribbled ...lad Ws thrust, revermeZ. en. rid ipee
d L.
fullback and wet a bard drive which from two flying tacklers..eleisCe
the goelitender steeped with clinical- the safety man, and dashed et ekd
e
til
thy. Lafayette ,absent bide for a wore let ekat ethene. mom, v,:onnnee„.
Tom
rIrceksor
zonneerwit
ehri
,..dTe‘eili
time .and amain hie
possible for the
in front of the god, but one wee hacks. to advance the bell
licked out of bomb he Silver mad the
Outweighed nearly ten pounde per
une, the Seerlet and Black battled
other by Armstrong.
their foe to a reandetill
Sauntlers Salves Free Scrimmage
e
first emote, The Miters
sandalled
o.,
g
usu. had
theone,
After
,riond
via.
theen. no. and elerted to rent.. defending the south
nocheesed
their
at
breeze
mig
the
with
v..1
Test
after a edee from Rleberdson to
la. tailed to produce, Swindon drove nets. Despite their attempt. to take
into the net from a seem- ads... of this by Midas at eseti
the
•
mage. Cary mode two good se emp ,
nebeeke
to snow hob .0-.7 • f
M TIMM. Owe Teeritery
Ile toe hie. A feu mantes later.
From e nun formation on their own
C,ary deb ed the bell down hie wing
end centred to Seuiderm. who found twenty-yen-fine, the Gotham turn a.
on tried to cetch Heverford mpg.
the net for the final swore of the
Several times the Maroon fee- br hurling a forward pa..
down the held and
Middleton grabbed the Ilene oval and
warns tonic the
threatened tu genre. hut lane nork by mu downed un the Inenty.five-yard
Evans mad Veg.! bloke no their et• mark. Faille. to gm through the ll.
Webster to.ed a nese 00 last don to
td.
.13B jogeled the bell with a clear
whee Os, wee renamed in tbe seeteam. played more fail- field eland of hins Another had
noel half.
us.. end ooly fine work by the break tame a few rel... later, when
managing fullback,. and goeldenden Josephbergle low kick rook
bad hop
leryenttel further marine.
Sweden ever Tense.. heed.
2.1- tool drive. •nd Cary let
C. C. N Y. Intercepted a pen on
mionael
haul shot. which Lombard barely the thirty-live-reed line es the quarter
managed tri gen. The Lafayette at- ended. Hannan's teen were now bet.... the with their hacks to the well_
tent mom stronseet In thin verbal
inmates in from of Cohen tore em on yards through left
Revere lively
the Heverferd goal ensued. Mat each tackle. an d Herein.° made three
me the Eamtumans lacked the neeee- emend left end for
fine down, on
twenly•tirsoyard
10M
miry punch to wore. Armstrong made Harerford,
grost try for a soll On a kick from Three lbw plane netted only hen the
M yard. out, but Lombard pushmt II required dIrtatee for anteater drat
down, flelpern came ono of the Leroven the top of the MAL
eadoe Bee eed dnikeid back for •
Hatorfeed Attempt to soon
His
met the hall
h tee I t .d Pkeement
iv h final in
Meek tried deepen...1y to inceeeee the Meares. but It did not bare mute
hoe 0b Inn, and it willed under the
rore. Annette.. pees. to &under..
elm bend. the ball toward the tut. cemeb.r for • touchback.
Haverlord Maness te TeeelthOwe
The lhiverferd tenants melted ha
After the ball wae put le plas again
end Lombard had scarcely time to get
ty-yeti mark. Webeter end
the ball out of bie hands A lively on the twen
themes... followed. hot 3loserer final. Middleton. mixing ground play. with
Rich- passe( edvaneed into C. C. N. T.'.
ly was able to effne the bell.
awls. took the hall down the field territory. The Haverford march was
null paned to Saunders. and the let. ettimineted by Tripp', Bensalem] dude
ter narrowly mlamd couuting when M. nearly hell the length of the field for
shot pesmed over the bar. Silver broke a touchdown. His droinick mimed the
gdh.tris
ri
fia.
up a Inez-minete Lafayette attack me .
of
the final thistle blew.
marked by feet .dserionsly threatened to w
nre.
The g
Morrie. of TIIMerfOPL (rain kicked
clever dribbline, with OM, little Pomo
the
WI,
de.
field
do •
tOP
•me was
caltinuea earn on, g, ‘..b.a. 4
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
TO
MEET NOVEMBER
avv:7.eelil
::
;..
ta
f"T
bee,..d.
.
ns
a gr
en
to the New York
One
Flint dawned
own tereitney.
'"„3",.„4"b?"„,
G,T,„,.
,k9
,,,„
20 B
rvnbeek
N66 6 Extend Welles to Ifielede Al- .;:s..L'7;ehnritre".'
eleersary Leech..
endue.. ee Ma 5. mnoon 5
The PPItli-.1141111 eanthig of the
Alumni Advibory Committee Is sched
uled to be held on the montane on &dune, morning, November 20. At thin
OOLLZOr CATAWBA!
time the Committee wilt meet with rep.
ZONDAT-Fear Band lIntetiam 7.
rementhtive undergraduate, anti with the
SIIMIDAT-thwenr MP. Soso. IMO
adminktratiott offieers of the seilese to
emote,
m !mow re lam rear
es
leant about the collet. eitention
rerests Mem!, la :eau Room
whole, and le make advionre recomat 7; natehtlne menty. .1;
mendation,. to the Boned of 11..egere
Wards. amine
and to the var.., committee. winch
0. a., is Ma
their recommended°. involve.
Vale. 7.
The member.. of the Committee have
been requeated by their chairmen, Al.
nIll7M1711.-Shied Tow totem with
heel C. Mettle, to plea to etay over
P.a. Mane.. aea.
until Monday, November 22. and to
7011177A-Onam 01m, 7.
participate In the Seventieth Aaniver,
earersalux-wanar Como Memorial
Nary luncheon of the Alumni AMOMMI,
don, which sell be held et the Hotel
Moe e: 7.0.11 nowt, e.
• on that day.
Adelphia
tan
The Altman! Adelman Committee
MOIRIAY-Zeros Baal
7,
Inemberehip MIMING
MILOYMIDAY-If. K. C..A.. to Ma
Alfred C. Meal,. In. Cheirmag.
Velma 71 ',maim gasser
tosaltemegole. MR at hams.
delpHefeester, '94, tincture, New
krna
PhiBe
LaMar. is erseett be Mem.
sey. rd
Jerre
Je
Clam*. Is Palen
Samuel E. Withers, '04. New York,
751.73•7-Terdtr ma Mth
Richard L. Cory, '00,,Beltimore. Md.
mom, know
Mal Lotamn,
district.)
Eriglend
BAM71171•15,-7cetbstl.
(New
I.
IL
Proposed Walter Canis Memorial
Ell. RM.. 6, Butler Fa {Pitte•
It Newark. DelawareThe gateWay to the Tele field
It will look th the future. The booth dlateet.'1
°bade. T. Moon, '12, Chicago.
Memorkd is being erected es a tribute to the life of Walter Camp.
WiTarC•Ost-T.
ht
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-Jos.. C. Ithot..
Pared a. Reglw.
ADISSARI.CIBRA
De. W. Saw. WI
The New+ of three weeks ago
showed the Clans of 1900 Imang
in tote! amount of contribetions
to the Pro 15000 rood of the
Alumni Arno-elation. which wee
meson MUSA
Allen C. thIC1•10.
letter
este/PANT SOWS PRISM
wine. U. etreedy. 'Se
Lowes S. Owlet, 'S.
Billefte. 'SS
Wrearn
Aen sodelhom.
PoulgefiturIMII
Meng Coatumeognefir
Pow. w. Perber,
1804- 1119
11518- 19,7
1.7- 180
1:41
The Pow )0117.1.1.1 Mem. ere
aralgRas ;11-.41110t
Jahn 1, navy.. J.. 'PI
sone
r::11`:,,r1pbtyemabe;17:a
`
r:
1881 was emend and 1894 third.
The past Iwo weeks kale. 1989
Seeding so comfortable lead with
it total of 8278.
The
•re the fire leading elasme with their tonal
amount (including athletic tick.
Ms
BOW..
nos .
WuWeell. 'S
Robert C. 1181105
AII.A.Ati. A. LiverIght,
fowternorITIFITZ.fl
largest
new reword for minaret efsupportent wan establiehed In the
mum. of Isst rear". fund, when
the Ctn. of 1fr.M skewed s total
of 41member, had contributed
during the seer.
The presentpreening of theme
fool moungent elms. is as fol.
c'eg;"
,. 5. Manse.s•a
Plw NEW. Is oval... werlety as.
clews set et Weyer ORS. et Oa gab..
teroll gas Awe.. Weyer. Pop .41 Run.. College. 135,
Onheole.
▪
Pougylwole
Sterratues. way Sete •■ Ws, non.- eTtet.
•law•ia. jApp-p.
•• •wrog. OA. marter et Ow Peneetke. Revere.. Pa 1..4 to waster et
• plaIle•1100, ••evad 115.. p.01011 AcITINge
11•• Pageftee et Way.. Ps., I. Owelele.
CA1•11.1
DOSS
Seen
1CmIllor M sm. 55ks5e Mumensalsm 71•7•••••c Asestatiew
911:1
1181
Lilterla• as me ememarny nummen tL stags el the mem ...at be..
euntributors
20 rentrhuters
12 cmd RlbMic.
_o contributors
STUDENTS AND FACULTY
WORK ON pREE
RATS
NOVEMBER
H. S.WARNER GIVES TALK
AT Y. ON PROHIBITION
FORUM FOLLOWS TALK
Programme
Week of November 8th
U. IL In Soalolaeleat Laboratory
Between them two grospe, Mr. War, continued. bee the third and moot
desirable dens. 'The, see the smaller
Icreentese who hope • reasonable loyal.
ry to
perty, but •
oleo a te.ouable
or freedom 10 break away from
't.
Thr
rimenl
1.
7„„.,
,1.7, -7.. . `,1'. ',..,",47`„,r1,11
o ,., .
,,,,,i„,, .,.,-,,,, „„0,
NEW MANAGERS CHOSEN
AS CORPORATION MEETS
Bryn Mawr
Monday ud Tuesday
Rudolph Valentino in
"Conquering
Powers"
News
Comedy
Friday and Saturday
"The Country
Beyond"
With
Olive Borden and
Ralph Graves
riuMM.: ...Coedits" Oro
2. doyen fall and 'rimer
oxford, with its bevy ado,
beydd eilj and distinctly
partern is just the sort of
shoe that eel-drew coney
aeon haminctivly asking.
Moro by
Our Pralmielpida Bleu,
1321-ins awftwt.
has Skeen Is show
that ere worth *Wail
fomedy-,Where Is DIV Neva
Thouonds of stn.
&eta are readies
The New Student
eitinMeel through
mutate in their
college Paper.
They are readies
only those *elected
...item rhos. In
the editors, and not the entire
digest of intercollegiate
newerta
s
ews and opinion which is pub"
liaised every week.
Get the thrill of first hand
formation coaceroing six boodeed American name., he
sending immediately for a sae.
pit COPY.
THE NEW STUDENT
2929 Broadway
New York
oh/NW-Ned
eis _Shoes
Gown] OffrwrztArr direr,
Sees ReAtokaioa 8..kir, PA 440'6
<A NEW STORE)
Novelties
Cdta
"Make the Greeting
Sweeter"
Quaker Maid
Candies
Sundaes, Soda. and
Luncheon
Seville Theatre Bldg.
:1,,7
ktt..z.z ,,,,71..i,,it,;11, 11.-.7,t, 2
a
Seaton. New York, Providemee, Putkad
Seville Theatre
A newspaper article of 1922 reads-"Haeerford in Ruins-Student.
demolish last of college buildings in orgy:. Instead of a large number
r. lea rho mural u[ th4 middle rretlry
of new edificee, this, the tearing wart piece-meal of thou structures al11 r. darner
the Plied t
STORY
to a great .eiolegita.1 leboratory, where
ready on the Ceram.,
1; rw
In proliSitIne 1. belay
Unless we want our campus to resemble Chicago after the fire or
"The
Shadow
of
Miami, the whole undergraduate body must pounce on the small number
of rats in its midst-rats who are multiplying-rats whose deliberate dam.
Goat" Must 8e in
Majority ter Pelikleitlein
age of their chtennetes' and college property it agetiMing large proporWednesday
believe," she topenker said. tthet
tions.
inajotiy of swop. in the USW Met.
eo
.HI
iiii .efordisni 11., a desire for rho abellehment at lel•
The average upperclassman who apathetically views these proceed.
Jnga er takes some pleasure in watching the rodents work. must exert prime saws, -The Shod.' of the Goat." 7.9" 'in
e thlodk."1 r'11;:c.
1161'"%blt!
mum he ho
bands of J. It. Carr.
his undergraduate authority, or he himself will be eaten by-the ntn.
10. relltor.in-ohief. ln
ed,CUe moot. of the World Wee.
I the len.. nemelies to en neon.,
Mr. Warner dreiered that great prag,
mesa made by the miners of 'T.y row. hole arteade hero made. He rum
NIPPING IN THE BUD
11.1 KA11411 could be taken as at so.
liaverfordieu.The mist.' dale set Per butunittl. ;mule, MI ten or twelve years ago that
A continued infrsteDon a rules made by student+ for their own reg. „,,,,,.. ,., ,,,,, ,,,.,,„ „.. x.,,.......r kzeghh:1,11.e1 tp,,r.
ehtbhi:imfor the name
unsion, without the attendstd penalties provided therefor, eonetitutea e 4, hut Our
to o nada.. it. 1111171113,1rinA tool 9. At that time.* wua''prY
olnht.
e'd '
or,
condition that could not conceivably be of long duration in a well-ordered the lime for the end -.1 the sonr„, Emo.1, was in shout the
same eouditton
college. The College Students' Association has been faced with net, such "' ..."' 4." ..'".
"'Id"' In "'shle '''. ■ITZ.e6.'ite, 1
a condition for the pest month. The neceseery steps to .tap it have been e...17::`'ne t" s"e° in Me ..hl.iv. i'l She ithe prehihitam
law I. Keti.e ie m.
taken with an encouraging air of finality, although taken in an glad,
Neaten,. entel len. have Alveoli
mutably tardy manner.
'd br
.n
pfell
"a
t Is Pastas
here turned in nod nmeit student in- ''''"II:l'ave
i, ,.. „.
,
hoe
.
Tor • short. them, in the We two weeks, it looked as if the whole Tc
, ..s„!::,.bee,:' ',S:........,:.‘...„1.1,!..t.„.n! limucht •beet.
He aaith'th:Vrg
'intern
system of etudent self gevernment at Haverford was being undermined I. How did Cyril hieston este,
a r ri..,1 ... on in the
r rZ, :::.Z.:1 174 twin
by an indifferent, or an incompetent Judiciary body. Niedemeanors of
' IT■ Ve Sell, Ow reuhf7oh.f,' Vill'irpotr•
an unnecessary nature ware being permitted to proceed, absolutely un•- led jj,,, n„,,..,„.„. ,,,,..7.1,'%."'v ',4°
°.., rig. mole It their hos, the pm
.
ople atepunished, and evidently Igno,..d by ,hoer ,.. who. hand. 0. ,„,,,,,, 3, How eh, hr obts,....e,ted emu ueee'
t•Iren
i' rZtltrOm
ell'i.e:e'
gti're"..
"171" 1
' 4:4:
of such cases had been confidently placed. Regulation* had been broken, ''',..r.',77 siLe„:7;:....',::: ill:liena„,,
leg the lew ami these el
net.
and there *as no doubt an to when they were broken, or who did the rerouted In the iterhseies ..1 .,,,, Tide. he explaitied. prerluetel were
a drover
shades- of
mom- end net. ere.
['seeking.
reissue,.
hove high pmiee for the otos,- $it... "hr..' r
Inqueottonehly, the sore,' pews. should have struck while the tt.bia.■,:rar,d
ihstl
la
in thea
c teun...
' whey -lin, .',,",.e .. ' ......,1,4 Z''..,...
iron was hot, end not waited until • diellppOiettgl President now that he s,'ir,!
•
..^litto b.,...ii..474:::itte.,In..et „,,,,',..-7;;.",."1-„,,;:,.;:,...
had to interVene. The College authorities have gamin definite aseuranro , Tsr,?,,7,:',...'
'
r. stotteire.ntuinw
,.. iii:itzt,,..erf
, ,.,,,t.Tr
idt:tIghh,,,,,
st o,
that they would have lifted not one finger to annul any penal decielon
Facelty Comment
,
ratieu one be gotten Imre exereipe end
I mu,,t
Palmer
imp,,,,,,,,,
expreesed
that might have seemed fitting at the time: they would not have stood in ,,,,,,
ne-sm.:
j,,,, ,,„.
.,..„,.,hi.,„„
sertvinee,
the swop of a suspension, or even an expulsion, had the students decided eemed by -The linem4,onlien.
fee it.
.P44,14110 Mlurewast la Katimme
aw.* nod Dr. A. K. Oree. Arrow:ear
that anY pereen or grotty of Penn.. so deserytui•
The. oprelow claimed that the world
English “,,.„„.,
cher...eerie«. it Dm hr. living timhor
We now have definite eseurance that the Student Council is in earn. Profemor
., ,„., el
„,....i.„,.
AP 4ehoion. thy
drink. en. deeirehle. He mid
eat. Their Attitlede, Since Wilt reminded el their laxity, is highly con,
Other Ilarerfnel profrehorr who oleo/tel.
that hie belief ie LciAlr c.11Allelig,li now
mendable, for they are doing their utmost . rectify what they now
realise waa a bad breach
the Confidence placed in them. Their Mike sof ,homehug- .. Wei.. Mums., dmen th, ,'„,;.,....,,,
w
'',1,1 ."„:14.:,1„;
in the future should be one of watchfulness rather than one of belated
ii,. IV, itfitl. 1:reofz,Ir o f weigh
he nurtured tam slimmer 3I3 El.
realiSattan. The only nally eue.enfel woe of
sieges a
puerility la nippinrthem in the bud.
Profespor of Slethematl..
one of t e
Ltd rg':i
The palette. whfil, en
be in the -threugh kern utiet6 he wasted
his
heeds of the editor to nem MeedE rountry no be .teething."
ight. need bet be typearitel. Mod
ALUMNI NOTES
U. n. Rehm wallitiml
snows' to sigh quest,. will be ihni
m 100 word, Literner 213,1., will .,
'The
l'uited
Stereo..
enid
Mr. War.
.
14 Robert U. Hogen
proprietor
lb, Itre he
•
het. earthed. The prohlbt
of n Ford 511.00 is Mee... New eloseet
to .leing eur Of all of the three 1°414,1,
tohoorosfiht.ftstit,
tena.geootis4.7.:
Fork.
H''' ''''''''s I. 257 j'''" IT"
R. A e il .,I, cc en carry lorobibitimi through Well
Mineola. New York.
off the P1Stleh Depertwen. win tot as
ale a eu,.. of .11. 7"
'14. Ti, new officers of the eless of Judaea lo the eont,e-..t ,'I.,1,7 wiener
- '
will'm..:,____S!O* p.n.
s., Iola:,holleee
•ed.11,e.
'98, and Taylor, 1014 are: President. Thomas W. Elkin- ell...
n.
.7.37: ill,„1„ Letho,e ::...
..,.: d',„„r„7.;,7 7.7: the 4
17.,..t.Rete:zl..s,
..; C. Willie Edgerton, .oratory.
lotion, together with the remainder. he, virtues of temperature end prod:
06, Named to Board
lehedow or th e Goat." ea writ. Mtion. sod the
14. Roy MeTerise mad Us Irene of
pelt,
of
Confrere,
in
ten by
the i.„„
author wel mope.- in the mitirut steaderds of ..
at Last Session
T. Kuhr, were 111111.rled on tie tomboy
rj...„
„e ...e. ,,,,,,ses
..Mean.
•
„,.. vet.," After the meeting • P.
o
te et Of. bouts. Mimeo.. Mr. and
few
-la the worths of the Hoard of Man- Sm. 3/eFerlan will be at home et
ad..
continued
the
discuseian
with
ea pggss CLug
-ORGANIzgg,
Mr. SAttery is the Rending Room of the
mere held In ter Haverferd Unium h
°v.'s.' Ch'...°' In' Ms.P."'"
on October 12, Alfred
Smatergood, ixoer
Department Mannger with Menne
TO ADMITNEW MEMBERS t
118. and Yr.,. It. nub's, ^DC, were Roebuck A Co of Chicago•
sleeted liwingern of the Corporation.
'II. Dr. Harlan I. McCracken, who Samedees mid akhla Chose an Pre*.
.44111113031,1
num-emit. Rieherd le W.AA reelined, in head of the Department
Net ami Secrete Thum,
of
lioemiegY
1714172111
and Johu NIL Whiten. deems..
Br O. P. yea,
0Ot1 Economics et Penn College Oaca•
0000.14]-i.5 1. OSagra sal PIS
Willi, 11 Union. 11: Morrie E. loom, lows.
Ireeta
Is
•W145'. Idol Uwe'
Plans for recession tbe sietiellies of
wee Mertes' President of
210AP-Orsuy
1...de. 'seri .r. 01.11011 Stokes,
S.. le 'gen.,
T the Luse Awoondiott of Fleonotale. the Preps Club were disroneed nt it,
'112; Chet-lee Eosins. and Sociologists at debrouveution of fine meeting
171172.1149T-Jeek
Ceetermea se gar.
of the year held Iron
'OM sad M. Allwri 1.1nlon. SS, were
we Terris
•••
mess la Pere,
Mist orgeeitanon on May IL The con. Thersthir
eleeied to
0Alllni-olaa Sas me Imam
la the Cabin. G. E. Soon.
cued threw...re. the mothon wee addre.ed br two grow.
rams M "Ti. met m
Lena,. of ell Ills Reneger.. mentioned
mam a of tuitional promenenee: Dr. Recto dere. '27, beam Meeted pretletrul in
expiring In Deb-ober. 19129.
blare
of
Hoene,
who
did
001 relnro to
ent negate
nod T. fir, of Northwestern IluivernIty,
Alfred G. esenernoul
Remo m 'The
miles. this year. dyable.
Assent Mae,'
Ass
treneurer
1.891MIT-1era rgeta W
the ProvMeet Treet Company of Phil-of awl Prefeeeor Edward A. Striver. of made he reelr 17-tregeser.
Brergaes le 'mg Awe .e na
adetphoe, sod lives la Awbury, Ger- Ottawa.
mamaA.
the
membership
of
the
rich
It.
The
marriage
of Mid, Margaret
mantown 11e. bas berm comitantly armastsmr-ouns
he
Tito. of Ardmore. end II, Christen had been decided/y 1 dermeeed by the
tier 10
et Mg C4.17... 1st W..
heohnlf
of In
the
college endHe
pileetionopie
in Corey took plime un Sallseley. ()dohs wIthdrweel of the graduating memwork
Philadelphia.
MOSS. exempts
hem. it was decided to elect new seem.
erne prontinent en
csirketer and
In the Bryn Mawr Preebyteelan here
LAPPIR-ssee
to the club from the junior end
football player during him, undergradu- (7hurch. The
ARDISAZ-Searlay atat mss.
when included Jemee .phomare elaaees. Am
ate C•NIEVA.
epportunier
Sees Ig.h. to ogle SS,
carer. 'PS A. Morrie Carey. Jr.. '22. for Juniors
Taylor (Maker Lawyer
W.*, gad Thwees. Mese
and seniors to express
Treacle R. Taylor la
lawyer in ADM Ifeery M. Thomas, 'IL Mr and deeire to join the Pres. Club will
Mee sad rue um um n
he
the firm of Hoar, antil.3. Nichnhein end Sire, Cnrey will live In ltakimere.
Ohl. L. Parbi. Sets ul
eleen this week. From thin group the
Teylor. with Mama in the Stephen
Ma. Rae Seegers sae
'IS I. Thome. Steere end MIso
Law N "Ti.
inn! Itotildine. Ile thee in ebeitf1, Menke Tierney. of Crouton. Va., were now members will he elected. Chdy
ra5L
haw
tad has Mrs act., to be ....Med on Saturday, °ember 2. in ihme who nem. a wIllbsge.ea to take
eharr
Ihrests°
T02.182•7-Pton A.O.N. t• "Oro
half of lincerford and es ect euther the rriendte Sleeting Honer. Mein noel an slIve pert in furthering the per.
of
Pew
ass de lerewm."
rapis. I Quaker tread.. sod Meg coulter streets. fiertuantown. Among Join. of the drib atu he asked to
701-4se
1.1.
The Nonstuatine Committee of the the where were Walter B. Steen,
gum ta .1414.10 Leg
Sow,
The dineerninotton of legitimate new.
111111111-.1.4ey
Heard pretented report whin tree '12. U. Wilbur Beard. .20: tilde J.
Ageeeey. Ale.
nerepted es motion.aMeted!n
raiment. Haverford College has been
the conSleet West. la Mee Ss
'101 Freak
W.
Cary,
18;
C.
tinuation of Morris E. Leeds, AS. esMennen,
the
aver
primary
.
Pew
r
Weise
Wink Edgerton,
417
GM
'15. and Gordon R.
object for the Mob's exSecretary. and the appointment
near. eloeue," Priam sae
igence. This purpose has been emptieDena., 01. 1.•• Is e'Sre
Alumni repreientetiver to the !Stowing
of the liartphorn, '19. ble, and lira Steele s..
to Atmore the cadre eicheion
he lyre:'
committee.: Alfred C. Mauls. Execu- will live to Jenkintown.
ARCPWwwW211
of the other, This will be
sraxat-44.1.„.
tive Comoro.: W. W. leettee. Jr..
18. Matthew M. Ilynseo was mar. object of the dub this the primary
restler les1 lengeweley. 'Me
Committee on Ehnen. .d Inveet•
year. In the
ethteRld Sue- mfr, rel•
meatier Victor Seboepperk, Commit- rid en August 12 to Mime Idaybege penmen., of Mho perms., the Pre,.
ear sal Steeds. SS Dal.
Reeves, of Pei.. mad, Germentown. Club hes In the pent
'OM
Sm.
made
a eery III,
rue,
tee Henry
en Amounts;
et'. W.
Jr.. Mr. and Mr.. Ilyneoe are firth; st 228
sad
S. Drinker.
Committee
Jr,
. 'melee,
ISTAWLAT-PAPS Cu. he 'SR
portant rontributIon to pleerford'a
on Celine Property end E.O.M.
West Ilortter /demi, Germentown.
Aver,
publicity.
Solutions to
the
Arthur Perry & ,Co.
investment Bankers
1115 Locmt Street. Ildiadellk.
Declares That Much Progress
Has Been Made in the
United States
Declaring the proem. hoe been
Icnaf pm/Merlon. end that a maJoritY
of the people hea it desire for the else
titian of eleohoile drink., Harry 8. War.
err, addremed the T. M. C. A. rneet•
ism on Wedaelehn. Ns-sober 1 Mr.
Warner IA executive meretary of the
letterset...* Prohibition AseociatIon,
him written several hoot. eon is editor
of the -Internetiotal fitudeut.As se Introduce'. Mr. Warner div.. voter, into three eleenes, find,
small group of people who are continually chaarieg and 0101101 make ap
their minds: at the other extreme
Meer number shone minds SR thormight? leede op. often beau. of femily
tradition. tint the
eever be clung-
9, 1926
Bryn Mawr. Pa.
1,7,,,-„,..g
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:.r..,..,. , . „
%,,,AtLalm>ri
■Irert. •,,,, Dr. A. it! wiirr',,71-6,;: :1.71-,:,■Mre"ki• hn `1,:■,',.'1. 71" i""'
h 'd'ZIA,,r. h.,4:,'.
l
"ITV en 4,,h`Asr
t_ loo
r ; a w.
Scattergood,
1
-rbe
'Ion
W
OUR ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE
W
IN the lamp's turned on; the
sleeves rolled up; the textbooks opened and the pencils
sharpened . . . telephone Home!
A chat with Mother and Dad is
the best sort of "training" for a
battle with the textbooks!
Number . . . please:
•
--
HAVERFORD NEWS
NOVEMBER a. 1926
Pats a
J. TYSON STOCKS
WILLIAM*. talAgrr,
LEONARD G • Onus
DAWID C. NAVAS
W. weNDELL SLAM=
COLLEGE SPORTS
EINTOild
ALLEN F. HOSTON;
KRM ATTRAcm
CAPTAIN OF
COLLEGE
SATURDAY
is
Wu Also Baeloatball PIM: la Feerth
Walter Camp
Athlete to Lamm Th. Fall
Memorial Dar
Prankford'hf. Logan. 'Wt. nor of the
FOOTBALL WITH DREXEL
fluent athletes ever to enter HaverSOCCER WITH PENN
ford, left &lege left week. He w
Ilmerford's gate receipt. to to
,,mrp,,,ray twIled home. and there
Camp Fund
Blue and Gold Eleven Primed seem
he
that
chance
to be bat little
ADMISSION II. INCLUDING
to Battle Haverford
will resorts to college HMI year, alBOTH GAMES
though he hopes to owe back mania
Next Saturday
oext WI. The departure of Dorgan
jomoR vA
meaa,that Ay "rig be beluga the total timber of lose.
walker
celebrated next Saturday at fiaverford. rained by Haverford athletic teams this
ire-inrtia• Milli..., A
et. the Scarlet and Bieck (Ado..
C. C. N. Y. LOSES
PENN AND TORONTO
4i:ri'.44,i, THIRD-STMNG BOOTERS
MEET SOCCER TEAM cit`...:!:!:,7:31,7.
punted to the thirty-recd line.
ON WALTER CAMP DAY
Ancient Rivals Clash on '88
Field on Saturday; Strength
of Canadians Unknown
pary cal theThe
"trolly ow,r men face two of
hardest tone on their ached'se when
that
they play the L'okersity of Toronto
Os Tuesday nod Penn on Saturday. Al.
though little
known about Toronto,
it is expected that the Catadian• wilt
bring • ebb., team to Ifarerford, mince
they do 'sot play football, and soccer
4 their main fall apart. The Philadelphian., flaverford's traditional rive',
p
a;
c anted upon to furnish strong
Drexel.
taken
avaang C. C. N. Y. game there IA I had attained while an unergraduate,
:611:1"'1:
A6'17".
distinction of befog
the =hint'
An" 1"tof''""&"'n
ISMS in we•
"P'"
paseibIllty of • let-down
Mia Haverford team. On the her
hle Juobr ,ear, He woo to
head, Dregel 1.• been 'Imitating foe pilot the weber and beMethall tearne. Lead Changes Frequently in
In He also played in the Infield of the
the likeerfotd game all sem..
,,,,
ttro.ftor.,tzo Lear,oarg
Close Contest; Wickersham
fact it hoo been reported that the PHI- leg bane
Of the als mimee played so far Obi..
v.sst,
.e.M.e the weabil e
Scores Twice
aMildtbms
.0goo, Pene has woo three and lost
if
setbacks,
despite all other
three. In the mason'. opener. Ger.
THE OBSERVER
In n chow lime. with the lead pane- mantown C C. was defeated. 3-0. TheY
the Ma. Were.
co
a., rrs conquer
lug from one team to the other more followed this by beating the yon[ AIThee far Ws ••••on the Wee and
0.0, then 0•001 ,,,, mese, ed 100na
woo oro 0000. nod to0t f..,.. ji fitatuniny's football victory was arab I
3 Iron Work. eleven. by • Hate
Gold hoo
n
*
Heft
----•
•eventl ressalS. It wan the r""'"'' to
- the
Penn .I, V:.--Last
Leeks the MN... ....U.'. .
le a great tr y rrrrr that T. V.'s lost
fier;
dorraeletterettlf ito"
Vive Ttiel2d atit'
Cleorgetown 42-0, they mood out Del. e Haverford football team has won Saturday by the Here of 0,-L Penn bad aetbeck. in a very don't PlaYed game,
throug
'll. The Crmeent A. C. lomoteen, who
avert TA Susquehanna triumphed the four straight. It wale clOrY over en slight dreotage
-h mat of the were
has Ind a good record
later trimmer! by Rarerford, 4-3.
work by 14Aexeellent
some
but
foDowing week 21.0. Then Comb 01- onnonent that
game,
,
e
Year. thi• bete. the amend
defeated them c 1. 2. Penn eras OW
Reed's charges came back and web lb.,. of tit.
% etalon and (tient time hinney kept the score from mooed., defeated by the Moneciair Field Club,
col
Ispad Ups 1 6-0. C. C. N. Y. bewlY 17g
4-0. Cornell was beaten in extra peel,
bee , u...tha 7 to 6. Dread held St.
ro the third roe...tire limunLY hitPtt started out with o rush in the ode, 4 to ft, led meek POw-r•ter, At.ld
sod
Joaaph to e 7-0 meat, ecot Iola late our Lae was treat), outweighed,
brat quarter. Goldeteln shot a gold Cued. Stewart'. men gave evidence that
yet it dirplayed the best form of eare after the kat few niloMes of play. they were returning to their natural
Sotordey to the New York Apries. 0-8. gp...
From red to end th
thin
MarDrage Strong Deleeelvoly
The then in .ereral minute,. more. Mar.
fee wined to be chargimit.
DI:pat:Di/MN glee HMI-heel
From (hie account It can be se.
got into the Interference for shall was detected ening his bands Mad
that [bezel sem to be ono. of a inn
(Yee defense stiffer aeored en •
• permit,' kirk for
the Philnd:Ifra rnie"litteroen.7.,'Tp7:
Bret tineethie
defensive than offeealre team. In their te
MacDonald rat centre half-bark.. one •
e toe wee mere eel they ...ee.m Penn. But !Interlard then ,20 no
UM three -contemn, their ors.... 1.1111.' Waned theo
th
Bee
B. minion of the ball and before'long
he, tallied only two touchdowns. But.
ced that Rutherford wthbethbaaii tau., • pretty centre
‘VAitt'
t
malar:1L1
bib
area
...t'tferionoto7n. Frle7dn
lee Is the big gun on die Drexel offrom Rhoads.. netted the first Haver- who pl4e.1."
"re
1.""
gal 1..
aroskot.
fem.. Re
ford and Peon again eerie on the of- *hoot before entering Peon, is el.
re.' The bee we° wdlsb•
Clark Is • burl
k
."
GI
greet ball-carrier.
close
f
half-hank.
fine
tem
""H lanai... end had • number of
.1 6.7
• be.'
&b
611. Siserten1 weln...1 mar. Is playing n
weighing oar 1A6 po.c.. Is • shifty ...ON,
greet defensive gents at left full.bach
rt'el
tr:1171;hlt7st*tero"Itt
.....
ei . "he".
Ue"lie.Lim
broken held runner. His dropkick gars
Wickerahant cable"citm** to scud.;
meek
Drexel their only neore hut Saturday. neeee.bitil -s•mdir
held
Ids
,
sUir Hakim, did not again, but the bell moo high end
SOCCER TEAM WINS
Me rand B°" `" 1'1" h`° ' rtal 7Ockle7...a
llia:an a
the womb.,
work very well on the tur.ird vws,, Beeaded ^seine,
°
Sun
.'me'
D.ed. 7"
• after Preveeb
Contlawd from mire 11. mimes
I t were down feat ureter posts.
while the Later
Wan
the belehming of the
o troo,o,•0o,„ Frame. , got
mark. Johnson la • good Pivot men. To,too,
•
teed
and quarter. WI:ter.haftt
oo
lea on either nide Roth leonte pissed
the mat. at 160. The hoe fboo.
better
• rent, from Met tonight, end tied the fine flereuxi”. some. while the linver•
net 180 petards.
front end to eel
mare at 2-2. Pen., then took the ball ford offense nor ...widened,. better
f
The backfield ...rage Is 100. Suken.
down to the Ilererfoni gent, but Fre.
MOWN Sten le Use
cantata. who has not played for two
sure
u
If anyoae should ask which lineman doe stopped what looked like
`1 117..'
week& will be hark le the line-up. This
oait,ige seortione,1
Lritto4 br
Beet year as played the bent game on the field Set- neore, anti for the rest of the hall
Om<toReed'.
Is Coachtutor
the Philadelphia le- today. I ahoold unmet quickly Morrie. Penn wee neldem danger... Ihmer. at limes,
football
Millier, Hit aunts were long high spiral.. he ford had the ball in their impanel.' dome ut noel, while the work of Beat.
atitution. He le profeame
felled
but
time.
the.
am ell orer the geN on derma, and territory Meet of
et rentrelialfbnek. wee 0123 very good.
paean and tactic.. ham •ATALr.wan always running Interference. On to tenor and the half ended with the Cory, el!hoe gh idiot Out of the scoring
•.
U. B. A. • hie apei t• ot
form. for the fleet time this Femme
Tbnp'• ten for • touchdown• he took more still tied.
Olga Reed Primes for Settle
played a wonderful lame a utade
c'oa'ch Reed
tletjttle17.dihtehethl!rot It to left. 1
, gl'
rITc.11" e Prather
1,t
°
erh12 Ora to:n:7o% o
bPartig'W
RI?
: a
Clean.
white "'*""
t ilt, ;ill Nero in the lead. Sharpie's
"r*'
all the tram will folio'
;Lsoe for Dread. at acne.
In the ol.■bof
the
shot.
pretty
a
with
soon tied the score
of .truh rte the
Z "t*re1;:t
bin men will be In the beet of the pity that steels , we wil l wtn
013
lead
the
into
went
again
net Penn
,e0,•,000 The ne-ap:
shone. The am...doter.' Mcklield am next two game..
......
1.1tios
for ll„aithitha
aerie,
gent It againet the New York AMU. •Lakewlse. I here moody tontine
e
„e,
e
foe
eye.,
th
th
...
ear tbe back.. Webeter ran with the ball
,uodp
Igen Esturelsi, In order to grerent
non
wee • better then in eny oboe thin yen,.
injuries to le stare,
a
tall•usa
--are
of
user,.
2111t
1
cuioo
i•
the
grabbed
he
,t° When
linable by one of these enbetkete Malta As th. Imeke no m if they meantIt,
2.211211221.1
, ,,Otani .11 Set
,,.° up and sated a ware just before dm. sag
slit setnewhere. rssywo.sd
•_
that core Tereirte-ther Mae.
an,.
..reatte hit.......
Push .
0. he R. of. i,,,,,..d coded.
Provided there It no let-down on the tett.. In shape 0.1.11.
.tet. est..* . . wow.
In the laet emitter both teams .cored alma .
tnonively stronger. and cooed a good
. ,,,,„0..0
0
0,
0,00,0
lieverford Hama. the Semi. and Black defenalve
.
ett
g.....
telly
second
hie
making
fleeeht.
game. Tripp meet lath to ooce,
ooto ,...00, .
'Mould tern in e victory. Jost how
000. wot000
,
0,
„„0.,00
mt..
ehi0
trf
e.,
peaa.
for
mkt,
pants If he. go.* to be
seriously Tripp was roamed in the C C Wool.
, itheede
Rio man. On one pont eh. eluded him be ithThe ate....:
N. Y. game . not yet kbowe. severe
lust. left .. .
. Trat
reeler .
hat the term about thirty yards. Rte .nee
,..,„
/ma against Drexel will be n
J 1 . ¶...,,, .... . „op,.,,. t an
tn..
he
and
redeem.
r
Y.
was pre.) to welch.
blow. The Dive nod Ekdd have been booting
.
m.o.... 0.22.412217.222. 2 .2222211,-,1■212 Time
..,••I ball-etterlee. ossmseey mato awl
mooting Haverford at easel oPPert.”- It. tie making
. Snooltelti no ,onneoa,„_. ..,....
tull.bart
whether Har-. too[ so far dbe rear be bee weed vet. 0,0„„,
10 nod it is • emetic.
111•Pa■
%e
rell....•
U.
Few..
chic tO let off mune poor Judgment on Punts.
P......11
MAWS 11140 will
Cleat 1.5111141.t
11...411
MMIletee Play. Well
tmeem..h
of their tricky forward.. Only one
ream beit.bees
manner
Captain Middleton played kis best
11.11.1Invon
team c.
T. ., fth.
SARI Palf.haek
i„,,eked,
no
ht.eptoe the }rani..
IMO..
maWnord team &now. toe proper with awe o f thenigth, ptettg.
He.
Oct.!.
I.o.M.
pp
e
tea,
be
.l
'r e nt
And.Alpirit it abould come through with yea.. th.oydinaitae,
• babe ewe'
tiefense and picked hie hole. better steno..
A d sire ricteer.
limmeett
women
,mm twee..
than . the rant seseral lames 1 etalten
Be...ilea. lett
Sbd‘be.B.'"fe.. . NUM et.
Ilealtlas
.... .etrhed,
r" - ".°"*.
didn't '"ree"
pews.ethe.
the ...th
treet...
What It the reamm
V.-Anhee. 31116erpa J.°""
lixtotittalons:
The
SSy nnok ia,no.non,.,
mom.* ... SUS sesle
alt on.
Right .101
'"' 'sneer.
'"'"'. "'"''''''
''''""
'... full„Orsreel. bet either ta. ,,,,,,... ^o-.
Aim... tor
etrose.M.
torIon
amnion
Xiamen
centre
"'
latt sant
''-'""*.
i'
'
good
om itect....11 tor **.'.."'
PAR.. Art.,.
..'d.ir Serei 001 Baling for them,
g
.. Pollee.
iiii, A
llamas
2.1411 tart.
Ss.
ill
the de- Whoa. noets-nenanta a purer 'e. moue.
Red '"". g." " ".... "
Left me
MM.
.yob
°"°''.."
°'
th.°"`°°
aoother
be
will
Drexel game
0...".. .... i e..°
wanner ... Lott half..
.." MINI-fought gem.. In an <dat lto '
out game, ;
'' • 1.....0 nevv elayers for the.
...nth • •, , - web eb'f-none
nn-het
111..1-eti
bog
outyo
regolant
14boot..
''''' Drexl kept Alta
t.
o, No.
Immo' ammeter-Sew. readews. *moot „to , to
Get
be:
have
they
Alf
ens
seaeon
Angler.
,:
th.
'
'
te."',..,
ern'.
eedd, .'"...'
0111,
."' 0 L'ee.'" potation foamed this game and
a.m. .ei. ..''''''' 0,.
HOT DRINKS
mama. bd.., Weii• ,....... °". -.nee' team ix hard to beat when it i• duet'
-to win. Harerford thee./ win if it
will fed. Let's get the tart two, Lay.'
and
SAUNDERS IS ELECTED
71.17,71fr
OUT BY PENN J. V 5-4
CENTRAL HIGH DEFEATS
Mattlened Dom pas L calmer •
z
I
,
r"d-
Webster Makes 20 Yard.
Webmer found • big hole on the right
ride of the Larendeee forward well
and was downed hr Cohen only two
baBmtrkt from it. last whir r Igoe.
This looked like a sure tavre. Pour
!deeps into the heart of the opposof
2tterrlen'Ita ttell:tt
Flint fumbled Joeephberga peat end
e rrC. N. Y. recovered on their tweet,.
filard Hoe. domPhbent kicked
agebt on the re*. neat play, but Bosworth ran back to the thirty-y•ed
mark. A long pars, Webeter to Pilot.
netted twenty yards. Again the mighty
Metropolitan machine mold not be
penetrated, sod Morris. platmeent kin
railed wide of the goal .nts.
° ``°'°`
Sr.s•lter
1;1:
Aft the bell w
o
nebb:•:g punted fr:;•
line to Harerfords forty-yard one
.1fter Middleton shot foto the centre
griltehy"ctrtler ;ttift50:ript of form
hie oann
with the ban tucked '
od tleobinotelit, aced, afros. the
tie,. The feree x hinds had bitty°
tool tulel
School Team's Attack Beats
College Eleven by
Two Goals
The third waver team lost Its netand straight game oft Friday to the
ntrong Ceetrel High eleven. 3.1. Ie
attire...go
the mecondarter, after
a front of the goat, the ball twat obtained by Captain line, ',mains up
the pl.:, and arched high Into the
)net not of Horton's
Harerford
Continuing through the third neerHarerfanCe•
ter the hall was hem
territory most of the time. Tatum
IVA.
ouecensint In breaking
up plays and coming through with
(nod Meer. sod long kicks whennettld. In the tam period, Olimpo, the feat
a
Central forward, Abet after
a
of the goal,
oho, rim age iv fromsco.
and dopliceted hie performance a few
moon. later ileverford • offensive
got nor
t!. bar roil chance.. when
0(
to the field and fol.
Uellor drithled
for n
eel
hole `a fntcautr re
meter began to here loos forward.. i
..22230
be.'
awn.
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...ire psit-ta.
the ...awn. ham a rival eleven eurrend
ed
lienerford's goal hoe
all Wei . r lteakla
Snsishia
nod only one.
am tame
e got 1...inn ..f the ban 'w 1.227::
t...
Mom..
rieitteed' weoneaard line. This sm.,'
eld.
It110•Int
defeme bee been twitel...i with no II
nue. [...ward
r.ist lido ogre r n: 1.1: hue rattle
melds
amens
torte
rte i.r
Nome.
eighteen point., per
It i+ Joel
n derefle +ince n linterford tootend
teem has mode a ...eon' es aond we the
2.11X mole by the I.VAI
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r.
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wan.
1.221.2.21-Lee mem
vent,
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At A meeting of the lettermen held
Baum
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before Eatoolaya game.
the
Avenue
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In
Spring
dere, •27, wee elected mem
the vuenary left kr
weer team to
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Ardmore
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Year end at the end of hie nmihomore
Year wee elected captain for 1020. Al
the cod Of the leaf mason he mut 1,
elected. He in s member of the CueMaker of
Mora Committee.
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STUDENT RATES OR. SNYDER GIVES FIRST
FIRST RADIO PROGRAM OPERA 277SAUDIT
OF LECTURES ON POETRY
OUTSTANDING SUCCESS
Stieff Artists, WABQ Trio and
"Lake Georgians" Are
Broadcast
ALUMNIASSOCIATION
TO MARK ANNIVERSARY
Mesh*. la Phila. DIStriet Will Hold
Lemelmen at Hotel Adelphla
The Haverford Callen Alumni Asended.woe foutded and it, .neti•
lotion and by-lawe edopred November
22, DM Two:woke front today beSpeaks on "Place
ing November =, 1926. the members
of the nemelation irt the PhIladeltdsla
dietrict will west for luncheon at 12.20
In the Hotel Adele'me to obeerve the
Cricket
event and to beer forty minute. of
tweedy oinking.
The first of Cho Bit Talks on Poet.
Henry W. Stoke, 137, president of
Ticket. to Varied Repertoire May Be
Sound From HeOpm. '21
A ommuoleation to to college from
the Philadelphia La Scala Grand OrCompeer
Compeer outlines It othedele of
operas to be preseoted no the Metropolitan Opera Houre during the third
grated memos. ...Ting November 13
004 radial Ifey 7.
The letter from the Opera Company
also includes several Certifieltea entitling undergraduaten to a reduction
of el on opera ticket, for any tied In
the parquet or front port of the bole..., tens reeking Ilse beat wets available at prices rouniderably below those
of theatrical productions. Tbo comport, thus expires.. Its purpose lit
adirrottog the nines, to appreciate
of Poetry
in Modern Life" at Merton
Club
--. -The ,xperitnetit of ueiog the small
auxiliary etudio to enable the ntalloo
1troftoread
1
eel oe too don. The
‘CArletetTutrtintgl; 1
operators to switch from tine pen of
der,et4 tte
y.
..13agiew- meeting will oe.the
llini
'of the
d1Ir4essor De
n,
ita
l
the preentm to another without deter.
Adelmry Committee meoaben fro,.
end tie afternoon by Professor Sny- seeeral diataot points of the
lion by the nolio emlienee proved en.
In
der. The eerier had their origin in to prom on to the bad, Ito result. t
moductory. nod the new stodio
Itarsin tae
thet Bodin. at their semi...neva
will probably be mod tenderly tor
Mt" "a"
conto
been
Not
ben
will
which
.g.
tare wori, hereafter.
which resulted in 0cryatalllaing • print, meet
Following Dr. Stoolere recitel, the
mime; residenta of the Main Liue for
newly orsonleed WARQ concert trio
a number of totormal di...6o. of
n nd their date, money at which mintier. could be CMS TEAM DEFEATS
o
brondentt o program of light elamical hael
orNebulletin heard nsk.I andenswered to a way pot peeMERTON CRICKET CLUB
music train the Wit,. Radio. Thin in Robert.pared
11.11. Certainties enutime
wan the first recital broadcast by the tandem-i to reductions nun beobtalued elide be redie.
In his introdeetory lecture this ar- Peer Beard Practice Match Resell. In
trio, oil the prefoeurehrtique said bell. from Alumni Keeretam John It. ternoon Dr. Snyder !misted on the
K, It.diger, Hoopes.
execution of
letedox that the lea lime people fed
defeated
Cl
Ol=team
I Di
ord
The Llaverflreading poetry the more they need
'cagier, was o Moto, of choir mit,
team by a
Preteet.g Vain.t lives that are the Merle. Cricket match held at
tie.. The other members of the trio
merely "busy and shallow instead of score of 3-1 In the
Maui., god
re: J. H. Illehener.
were
being active and deep," he spoke of Monday. As only four Waren
team,
Revertant
the
for
sealable
IV. fl. Pretsfeld '30. violinist.
moot poetry as the quiekeet. and per- four board match wan arranged.
NO.
A00,000 the ut.40b4rs given by the trio
hapo the moot certain mune of spirit- of the Barraged team leak but the
ual inspiration.
wore the Vaetel.ellnuet" by Pendia
firm two boards were held to dews.
Dort lea.leg Neeeteary
and the 'Ave Maria" by Cal. The eve
Chaon
led
Begensuer
board,
first
On
"If poetry is losing Lis influesee
elogbr program Wog completed by oit.
.lay," said Dr, Snyder, "the dtastiao la the second board and Wachter nbd
hour of dance music brostleast by the
largely canned by the MAMBO of the Rhoads debated Thayerand Root on
tee-pleoe Phila.
"Lake Gootgions,tnonee r eenention to read elond." the third and fourth boards reapertire•
dolphin ,,,,, orchestra directed by Ed.
And the ability to vend POsteT effeettreo ly.
ones feeling for
oonditioned
le
Nets..
the subtleties of versification, the eeDegas Rootlet
l...eaten* of which the speaker MasOn Friday eve log the first greed
.i.or. pnie
;exteite reed
t rstg,1,
Molt
has
dollars
hundred
Twenty-bee
organ recital of the yet.- sees M.A.et
from the Ardmore Theatre by remote net a. the goal of the annual Y. M. philitnophy n'37;1'reri:low, ill. en breed
life itself. and •0 it. beat kt tepeecentral. Cast year the Ardmore Thew C. A. Charity Drive which opera today, safe
some than or other. He can
on. the very best in ife. Bat ado.
tee ortan recitals were breadrast rego. ame'dint to so announcement made by
avoW • lot tadheappobstment
the reader meet, the poet half way.
ler!, every Mendey and Friday evening A. G. Powell. '27. chairmen of the levy
lev cellIng on a good printer
rrely goer
at 11 o'clock, sod thin year they will Charity Drier Committee of the 01et the Mart.
the lapin of hi. later Mirka on P.
rOntiOOP lo be • reenter feature of the Cebleet.
The entire each will he devoted to amI Whitman nod on free rerse, saying
broad.... scheduleevery Wedgy
few
evening. Prior to the organ recital, a the drive, and retwesetdativ. of the that they were enhkets on which their
lotting
without
epeak
p.eople could
bell boar of dance anode war put nn Committee will (hotel-bine pledge arda LT:1
he hoped he would
.
,4.g
1
;
to ell endergraduatee. No definite quote
the Mr by the "Ilaverfordiane."
Tne Holed. PRIMO. 'Printers
The fenture of this week's broadeeet. is net for individual nubseriptiona„ but
131129 Chen tame
by
eat
to
tug program will be a mob. reeital
the cuotom in the post be. been
Flinadriside
Henry Stith ou Foley ereenie at 9 each undergradmate to subscribe
o'clock. Four group. of chewiest tel.. month'. allowance.
A lerge .hart ou ultirh a record of Marilee Pealpemel to Take Maas ea
01012s, enOpnaing OMt number, will
be played by Mr. Reel, who has rained the elem. per tepito rentriburion of
theY Chem (lob at.
Ffrida
The meetine o
an internationel noon., In violinist in reel, class will he worded has been
Hasson Pipes Are Clean
week will probably be
his concert work abroad on numerous prepared for display in the dining noon, ranged for tins
Inside
European tours .41 priment he is en- where the whole undergreduote body
a'
'ent
oPtIrte
s,"e'ote
e
a
aLg
oi
rPed
re'rt.7
gaged in concert work in Pheindelphin 14111 easily follow the promos. of 'hr tele wish to 11.10<nd
on the
lecutre
mod conducts a needle In the el.. Last drive. Due 40 the inesUallty in he b.t ruction of 1-.
ng: lit the Franklin
bo
7.
year
Avenue
ld
o
'
Lancaster
E.
20
the
Aeon,
different
the
of
tat
eine
Tli+isiu'e
PgV71: Aegtr-Tor:iu7l'atgj.
to speak ou the
Dr. Ifeldrorn
Ardmore
aeh will be eccompamed at the eystem of rating- emelt claim by to total
M du
the 1926 convention of
the
phtho by his wife,. Beatrice atta.
eubecriptioo has been abandoned in k elt lichee of
Society. Mar.
Chemin]
American
ilie
lbe bow ter oileito voting.
faro.
phey and Davie will also address the
elub.
Esti. CestrIbutlea far Year
The pewee+. from the anneal Cher
Ili Drive, which !Ores glues ehom this
p '.anal emit' white at eOtlM nr elms
Uwe every year,under the suepicee of
Tenrelgte lelvloging ISseirreerOo on Oonnsial
re...oat the entire
the College
vroge Ig
Ur
Cob eglilget
yearly contribucion of the ilarerford
an,.. ono.,
cot
b
calmer, •orl
student body En to-enraged eharities, and
AsSomObflo ...ranee covering gasman to
for this oomph the Drive Committee
one god HAMM, foe damage to preterit
amire that undergradnatea contribute
err ror Wye,. to IsCvsolle,
genetrattele. as the will out be solieitml
moon during the eollege year.
Arid,. on the policy the rite ree•
141 S. Fourth Street
of a lower goal in better
m'
eubwription
felling tonotch
Ennio Building
hieher howl. the
committee has lopped
1,11adarpgra
Charity
elgel from last penis quota of 3.3710
for the entire omieroradoete boo,. ho.b
year gfitte was eubeerilool by the i
legs ax a result of /In drive.
rr
$2,500 GOAL SET FOR
ANNUAL CHARITY DRIVE
"Y" Will Devote This Week
to Getting Student
Pledges
11
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PROF. MELDRUM TO TALK
TO FUTURE CHEMISTS
HESSON PIPES
It
CASA DEL REY
HA'VERFORD
Hotel Rooms For
Transients
Breakfast Luncheon
and Dinner
Special for Teachers
and Students
Our Green Room le Now
Ready for Banquet, Card
and Dancing Parties
Phone Ardmore 3160
Pictures, Picture Framing
and Novelties
The Gift Shop
Bryn Mawr-Ardmore-Wayne
maim
In.. lc..
Rale esss
The Master Shirt
and Blouse Company
1308 N. 3rd St, Phila.
WHEN YOU NEED WE, CALL
W. B. Kerrigan & Son
723 Lascastor Ave
Dna MY. 1175
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Mutual Insurance that will
guaranreethe education of your
children, another that will protect you in your old age. Ask a
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work OUT an individual plan for
you, of write for the booklet,
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.
NATIONAL BANK
306 W. Lancaster Ave.
Opportunity and inclination to excel in
athletics may have never been yours.
Yet every man or woman demands at
least self-consideration as first team materiel—during college end in after years.
STRAWBRIDGE
CLOTHIER
Market at Eighth Street
MILK
St. Mary's Laundry
Highland Dairies, Inc.
Ardmore, Pe.
758 Lancaster Av.
See Frank at Chem Lab.
Plows 111412 Bryn Maw.
PHILADELPHIA
RUMSEY
ELECTRIC COMPANY
C. G. WARNER
1007 Arch St.
DRUG STORE
Philadelphia
(Try this system
Make just one whole meal of whole wheat every
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COMPANY,
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WE DELIVER
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The
Merlon Title & Trust Co.
Wayne,
Pa.
Niagara
Phone: Ardmore 2931
FINE STATIONERY
Goldensky Studios
1701 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia
John Donato
A shop where the
highest grade shoe rebuilding service is
maintained.
We specialize in rebuilding athletic shoes.
Special price to STUDENTS.
MATERIAL'
Pasteurized
Clarified
Eparythine in Radio
26 Ardmore Avenue
Ardmore
Under New
Management of
Team
A
Electric Supplies nod Machinery
Zirlimort printing to,
Printers and Publishers
MAIN LINE SHOE
SERVICE
GRADE
Fabrie...00aL Vest, Lang Trousers and
Pica-Four Knickers Every College Man
will be inetrested in these linnetal raking
THE TRADESMENS
Company
Ardmore, Pa.
L
Smart Domestic Tweeds and Imported
of
BE
PHILADELPHIA
ronsaasaa.
Once Stationery
aw '26.m
iamihma Cats
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10.4..116 citturtair
Rooks, Pamphlets and Catalegaes
The Four-Piece
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- to Fit Your
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$40.00
$45.00
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935.00 and upward...
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spare., Gaels
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•
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PRINTING
422 WALNUT
Good Appearance
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Ardmore
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75c
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75c
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