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HAVERFORD NEWS
VOL XVIII.
BAVERFORD (AND WAYNE) PA., FEBRUARY 22,1926
HAVER/ORRIS FROM
MIIIIENBERG IN FIRST
OF WINTER DEBATES
Abolition of Inheritance
Taxes Subject of Contest;
Decision 2-1
FINAL ISSUE OF THE
"CHAPBOOK" DELAYED
Illattato Crimea Recall of
Cep*. AR. Cirmobille•
Accord.. to a Perry. '201, editor of
the Haverfardi., a miatake In binding
on the part of the poblisber. mad tot
feceill .ppre.lon. was the tau. of
the prompt recall of the mines of The
Haverfordi. Chtpbook which were it.
mood Saturday morning.
The -Chapbook,. which wee ordered
bound In scarlet, appeared with • grey
binding. Shortly after the tap.e of
this special lope of The Harerfordtho
bad been circulated they were collected
nd returned to tbe poblither to be
hound Current rower on the cam.. "signed the action of the management to the suppression of the issue.
The 'Chapbook" will be redistributed
with Gs new wallet eover this treeing,
hut with no change le content Deno
the e0111.05 circulated tall Seteedel.
Nat Gay here the onma end cover deslim of the March ism. of The Haver.
fording been changed, boo It embedin
dietinctive features. None of the contributions le signed. A Um of the
initials of the contributor. appear. on
the final PPM
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NUMBER 3
REFUSES TO
HAVERFORD BEATS ALBRIGHT;
PRESIDENT STRESSES FACULTY
ALLOW SUNDAY SKATING
RUTGERS VICTORIOUS, 33-25
STUDENT SELECTION
Addresses Baltimoreans at
Alumni Mid-Winter
Dinner
'The Alumni ere waking to •
tsetse of their importance, tad this
is one of the best signa en erten...
dot like the Haverford Alumni ten
Me." wed President Comfort in his
speech IWO. the 31.91.4 Anode.
lion of ithrerford Alumni at their en.
noel dinner in Baltimore. Saturday
Ballet Time Stedhet Use Weald Leal to
Pedalo Availability Geste* Refirgal
The went petition el the Students'
A.ociotion to the Faculty lo open the
Ithetiog Pond to the etude..of the
college oh Mod.. ha. been refused.
The Tereity. in • letter to the Presi,
dent of the Students. Association. IM•
pressed the belief that the opening of
the pond to underg.da.the would
moment be followed mwocooll, by public use. They are of the opinion that snob
sue woald be undesirable to the cammunity..d that theories toes of the
Shallot Pond to all comers would make
it impossible to maintain the quiet .d
&..ity of Sunday.
Tie letter of the fawn, [shows:
d.r Mr. Mei...haat
Replying to • retest verbal petition
from the stuents. the Faculty of Haeretard College belleees that it would
he impossible to open the Mathis Fond
to the student. without eventually haytog it available to the general public.
which would be andeeteable to the
.nurrieutty, It befit. all the ideals of
this place to have Sunday kept in a
quiet and dignified manner, which coati
hardly he mainteined with the Skirled
Pond throwmet.. to ell comers The
Permit,. therefore. doe. net ere It,
my el., to Root tin request
Scarlet and Black Passers Stage Late Rally to Triumph
Over Upstaters, 37-28; Melchior Wirt Near End
of Game; Rutgers Five Too Big
DARWENT IS HIGH SCORER MELCHIOR TALLIES TEN
The liaverford College debaliog
Haverford'e rrippled basketball team
A, rally late to the second period
team won • two to one decision over
auccumbed to Run.. 113-M at Yaw brought klaverford its third triumph of
Huhl.bet• in Its drat Intercollegiate
Brunswick loot Saturday night On the bseketball eenson at the tepee. of
...tat the season. The debate woe
s000001 of the 101000 of Meithior in the Albright, lost Wedeesdny eventne. The
held al Moktebberg 00 Fobrury 17, on
Albright game. Coach Halos era com- rimiters put up a plucky battle, frethe question: .Re.lred, That all Fedpelled to switch his Ilea-up stastinet the quently comlvs from behind to tie the
Dr. Comfort went on to mink of
eral end State inherit.w taxes be
"big Red" quintette. Vogeh a guard, neore. With scarcely ten minutes be
the increasing interest Gast the Va.
started at ferward along with Dowo. Play. and the figures et 2444, the StareheLiabed.. The Floweret.' team,
nal. of Haverford were taking
I.
word. Thom. eed Garrett wette la let OW Bleck shifted lido high gent and
compeetd of E. H. Kingabary, .26; W.
Oki.. He voted that se o men b..
their old poste et rem.. a. Vent tallied thirteen points for o 97.28 vicE. Mead, Ilk J. H. Matoball. *Pik copcolleige he to.. away rolled* interLog.. a forward. we. shifted to Left tory.
ula. (in order of their speeches), and
ems for • while ad IS tied etroogh to
8. 8 Sargent, th7, alternate. upheld the
soled.
The new combination weaned
Geothar MMus Feat.. Play
hare gat. through. Rot after •
to function thry well. coneidering Ito
negaPe aide of the oeo.tiot.
From Pura Garrett passed to Thomperiod of time his interegt le reoewne. and the streegth of the Net- as, who. shot from under the basket
nwekened and be removed. to 'treatDoe to • amine comblvetIon of cisment.'
gees live.
coMetancee. the queetion was rather
seemed to bill in and hop net. Melchor
Alsetal Eallottlasm
Heverterd Lewes Feely LuS
bounred to ...se one off the bockboard.
instep bOanted, the ademnage reefThe President of the College soled
Dement. • ran., six-foot metre. and Logen's heave whined a bide too
ing with the negative. The MallenAit.opttdd
that If the .thualasze of the memfl.
a'
heat Thomas to the ball no the open high othr the rim of the basket. Alberg team would hare been glad to test
bers of tbe group meld come op to
°.of the Faculty.
retery
int rep-off. Bother. mined several bright nonllY letting thasesaton of the
their lethiligence or their intelligence
the debate op the relative marl. of
could rise
el.. M., °stood then eolith a pale bell, rushed down the court and toot
to their enthusiasm. as
Federal ad State .heritande trace,
he case might be. there would be DO
of fouls Phil Garrett tied the wore ...rend stone at the Haverford
rather than on the merit. of inheritMet It the progress that mieht be
with a loot toss. Lo.. put Haver. where the bell performed the Name kind
anCa tag.. a whole. Sot More this
made.
ford In the lead after Sufi. a free of antic..
lame Ins entirely beside the point a
He then discoed sloe competition
throw. Downward dropped one In
which boa finally entered education In
M., the Harerford tenet wee forted
Then Melchior dribbled down the ed.
the toned State. sad the roe.. that
from the edge of the court. Dmwent of the court cut
uestrOPmgly to hold their oppose.. to
pest Gunther, and
relieve are aging to make themeelv0
and Holmes knotted tee count et eat made the hew peons of the evening A
the latter of the ...Igen
more attractive to the Mgt :school
ell. Deathward registered sone• Petit of Mel toe•e• lw Grit'.
001111
Potentiate d Admiedeintlea Bad
were sandpointer. but the Red team for/ed niched in between free throw. by Vogel
hiableaberFe mein cootentiom were
Three Cherneler ledleallne
ahead on lone Mrs by Dement and and Thoma•. 011 0 ton-op Thomas
'Threetoothed. of neleetion are
that the principle of lohmitance text*
used
by
flegood,
the
college.
and
three
todey.
troceessire
Deny
r
tosses
tanpod to Logan, who sank the ball
he wrong. end that even if the prin.
aite .1, one of these. • mamritY
Tonight. at S delock, the Combined
from the fifteen-foot meek by Holmes. from the fifteen-foot noark. Drown
tilde were right, the difficulties In the
Wwo. 80 menbYlog aU three
kind.
Ringers was hwaing at half time 17. made good 0 fOol try. A moment later
adotheistnttlen of the tax made It well Musical Clubs will bthdeast • pro- elintinatiou of undesirable materiel Is
arm from the college radio station, alroust
()Mather unettrIted the prettiest play of
It rtew of thr report tented othr to III.
complete. Find. there. Is the
nigh totel.s In the Crated States. On
the rr p n ing, a one-handed overhead oho*
WAHL). The power teed will be 100 e.t.a of Hoard Sem...dons. This the plots Committee by E. H. King..
attend gipped a doublysleeker up
the other band, Harerford roantatited
bury. '21, upon hie recent retirement tinning. the backboard. Vogel kept with hi. back to the basket.
welts on a trove length of 267 teeters.
that the Prineittle of meting the rich
Haverlord Lane Lead
from the punitive of manager. there le a
The menthe. Co the progroto, expay more than a proportional share of
tbe certificates offered by tie high eery Miele twoepeet that within the the 111110 Liner. in the envoios be
Ilethrford seemed unable to gat
cept for tabor then., will he the • peelf mbool. TRa la
hanging up hie only folly of the game. warted otter Alhcight took • brief time•
&Waned briefly next year or two the Store willactual..
the expenses of tbe envenom. was
tome
those which were played nod sod a
latent act of thod
the ly he e co-operative 'apron,. The re. ]h
-aegietered • couple of nut Two b.. teeeee by Hoffman end
sound. They new contended that Mport submitted hy Kingsbury show. kt Sum for
by Brown made the freeboard read
the
sung at the three forms coucerts tide
Se Jerrnimen. Garrett
gr.:kg in edminletration do not make
he'eaZirthr''
Thrth9
11-7.
I1-7. The Scarlet- and Black called time
,:d method whlrh total euryine of more than 3.21011. of
.0.0. It will not be the that time tIIs
berme./ more sod more oreatin- which mutely $1600 is te Monl cash. caged a foul. Thomas mi.. • golden out. When pier wee reamed Gerrett
. R sesteeestry a aboB.h tbe vas.lowth
that the organdie. bee been on the nth' et tam of . persona tantrellew
This report shows the tatore to he In ...Mudty by honoring two free registered a clean two.poloter, while
tivae of trios and collertiag -the tax
▪it this gess0 . sm the program In the wi th the boy by a member of the I.. better financial condition he nt any throve off the rim of the beak.
Melthior caught • rebound ob. off the
may be, and is act.111 bete,. improved
bechb..rd..d knotted the tonne AItime since Its beginning. In 1024 the
Vernon Room of the Haddon Roll
Mime. Slake Fl. Field Gears
"lqtr,hai.rt:ontt.,',9"=■10,0
from year to rear.
hri ht
gthre began the year with a substantial
stack
Rutgers be.e to use a new forme• tom 'r racekeirfgValtelirCf,
One of the most condoning affirm^• Hotel, Atlantic City. on February 6, (basket It is not ohIv the item.- deficit. Cuder the emnegement of F.
'Zit!
tels
broadeed
by Steil. WPC. lost sloe which a man malt. upon you by NI. Older, 9.1, the defidt yam. wiped 0 Ion sit It Mark sod Seboustookor coming coal attempth for o more felled.
tive armament+ wee tlmt the Federal
seventy.vt did of need an inherit- rear on Vetch 26 the elobe broadcast merely telkinx to you. but ell that Yon not and • email surplus of shunt $200 in dose on the tap-off, and naming
o recovered tbe ball, crisa.
to
crossed
tto Logan, who Warted tight end
ance tax. and that the tax wet bad from the collet. apparent• with bowe can find out shoot hie background. it. nethemleted. Durk. 1F2.1 the Derwent
hotter
the
belief.
The
whether
and again put Haverford In the lead.
If levied by the Stat.on amend of
be bee a deflate ambition or Store ...ceded inaluessiter • further
the lath of uniformity. Rot it was success. glace then the set ham been doesn't know whet be is going to
of shoot 11900. bringing the Searles end Black wee unable to beep 13-12. Downwerth auhstitute for Vogel,
pointed out by the negative team that emodeled mud It la expected that • college for. and fat. ebout his family total mire!. to
the leoky Rutgers centre under made a fool end mis.d
long shot,
Ibis argument did not prove bad the arge audience will be listening it, on and attitude toward. Het these are
cover. sod he pushed Ave double- whieh Thomas embed into the basket as
al.e Experiment
Co o ral
the half-time whistle blew. Haverford
the things the! determine whether lie
principle of htheritamee taxes since a the program.
deckers int. the backer before he wee 18. Albright 111,
Te
, '2
h new man g
S
in one who can help Horerford end
change in the admthistratiou might
n
mmi
1
th
1
te
Store
believe
C
k
a7t
removed
no
'Permonide"
Contain
firings
near
pat
the
Heierford
his
close
team
back
ran
do
Mom,
The
he a the Inetrumental
thistly remedy melt a defect.
intoner profit eon be realized iu of the game. lf H•verforrl had been the lead a few minute. ether the start
iaf
Taking into consideration the in- Club whirl hat been beat received this
1F-43, the glare will beet leer he in a
of the final period with a told end •
Latin Is Good PreaartUo•
year le the -Spanish Rhapsody." The
equality of the proposition, the
pontoon to operate en a co,opertalve able to stop hie Plan rho gene 7.mita foul that Thom. sneaked up under
achielement.
teem
presented
he
a
remarkably
,
•
the
The presideot. in Homing, review shore in to
then fume. It lose al- hose be. • battle to the 1.00 mlnotc. the Haverford hackboerd sod esok sostrong cue. A Lege and appreciative eurce satin playing of -Selections From briefly the fundameotale which are ready
declared a dividend
ire that- As it was, Rutgers only tallied 10 other two-pointer
1.osan's toes
audiels., comp.. mostly of Wile. Pothaeci" This Is probably the most
ss
r
r dev
n He mon stork, held by the clan,.
God... applauded generenaly the difficult piece ever underteken by Gila named t he efeo. larton.e E ngl shpmde M a th . lege, end hopes m.m to. be ..o in .001. points, m 12 for the v'shots
the curved 'ride. Haffromin third deldolle.
a cultdecker put the Garnet and White shell&
UM.: it we• arranged for the ail, emetics mid pieced epecial emphael. dent], sound
aorta of both team..
financial Mode to per. ""in" trerir4t few m
The leadalterneted, Garrett sad
by Mr. R. L. W
I
mites
the mech. Ser. no Led..
of
play.
soid thst
prominent
of a ...operative experiment.
the New lirostowick Moto woo com- Teem.. tallying for ki.verford and
eral
se plecee
taco of new popular musk have ia
'salish headmaster terently told him mit
The morale, aide tide experiment 10 pletely ollopleyed. Captain
I
Parrett Griggs for the visitors. 00011 the boors
arranged by Mr. Wearer and hat he ' teach
F.pltoh
two ways. In the hr.
were deadlocked et 24-24. Vogel POP
eliale.
tonl probably b. ready for rendition In
°ai'
the inure teenager to buy
bulb rather
removed 00 -personals". Downward reZri
t"r,r1;‘:;"1":'
tonight
whaler
to h [hom hseeht to ten . lean than
in smell quomitie.. Instead 0,1 snag Althea:: ,1!Ortg the 61,111 f...leg him at guard.
•Thou
Rutgers'
Art
Repose"
lead
hen
wee
been
the
It
heel
prepared.
of
"Mk
ead
it, it.
H./mut. o1 OHM... Filmiest.
belog forced tore uy only ne iamb as never in danger after half-tints. never•
Loam. mid Makhlor Start Rally
most
popular
song
au
the
passible
Glee
Club
for
English.
This
oambined
Felamery 24
the last ditch Scarlet and
program so far, A humor.. song, with large reading of ENO. classice. the immediate lib denteml. et au out
The Scarlet and Black suddeolly
W. Stanley Taman. headtaast r
oe..e.rillt
price, the mum., Hash
Sleek snarl thawed that the team woe opeoed up end beano homberdment of
mak. up their study of their own sill be ebb tnhi.
the Germantown Friend: 0,0001. is °Falling Dew," god .9enny
make pureltrnes
bree -in there.' outil the 1,11 whistle.
inoomme.'.
the
Albright basket. Loren and Mel.
scheduled to speoh at the T. XL C. A. here el. brought entire.
onaMilies and still be mewed of hsvine
choir were in clone, recover.. the ball
The -11averfordians" will probably
enough c,.h on hand la meet the ...no
Contirmet on maw e rem..
Commend en page 4. mama I
Dow and egain. Melchoir pet in o foal
Trr..
parstlerly
67 e:
tVee't!ieeeMO Play during an intermimion in the Prohilt.. they ran due.
s. .d followed II op by •tamthey bate done et the con.
1892, and wen prominent In college gram
Larger smile purchasing win rend. in ,
pon.... Loom tinged his third and
efface while
undetgreduele. lie we rerl N.
ronsiderable goring of money
the
fourth Mid (MIN of th. eotolor.
Ham Calmed Mar. I
president of hie ries, • member o
Store mod cousenoently to the students
linden aim wan perf.t on
pair of
Phi Rete Kappa. and achieved ...re
The next whedured concert will he
For exmapie. paper that rusts dr. rent"
10011. Inovoreard errhed a hi.h oue
honors" upon grad.tion At p rrrrr at the Philadelphia Norm.) School on
n packsge when bought on • band-be Neoso Actor
EnInniinA
np;s
inia4.14.:E.
mfrer throuth the her. Go the next play
he It a member of the Celle. En Toe,d.y. klarth 2. This will he fa- Howard laels Bled Na Orah.tre Win month boots ego be had far .111 rem.
Melehoir turned his =Me. zed left the
^gall Peevish Pinto
trance Examination Rom", the Phila lowed on Friday by the Hume Conwhen purchased in lera•r oimetide,
goor boving heti. at the end of the
sposi
delphia Council of the Boy Scout. a cer. one of the meet important enWork is proarmodeg relied], on thin
Mega Is Ls., Prima
Churl. Gilpin, the fame. Negro contest If...while the bewildered A/America. and the Roerd of Renegers gsgements of the 31.1.1 Clubs. The year". Junior Prom, width will be held
bright quintet had miesed four out of
Not only.does the Store hope
• ed
re• "to u. who e
f1
• Mite 7. The committee in attempt.
of Harerferd College.
•
latter will be followed as motel by
hoeehances from the fifterm.foot mark.
ia title war. but it few yea. ego in Eugene O'Neirs
It le probable that no apeaker ell dance In the gymnasium.
Mg to are the affair the most ebb, duce it.
Moor Jon.,"
give • performance Jolt before the some roded, Angie
addre. the meeting on Meech 3,
The date of he concert with the • to that has ever been held. It will also experts actually to. rut down nu of
that play on Mart+ ander the atte. added a two-pointer, briar'ua oh. rte
steel at Moe o'clock and will end ,t it. :froths In order to lower the prices
dweAtell Prin.ton Clubs has beenannoced
gneeltrair.i.p,otakaLtili
.
ehmged to the students. Thin on.oper. piers of the Hedgerow Pipers.The hoed tonal to 26.
to March
It will take piece io the two.
head of the Department of Science I
The sale of ticket. will deflate], hr tithe ...invent may take the tone of perform., will be played It the Playa
f
oyer of the Academy of M.Ic in
Pew...4 ma page S. mime
rn.ie peer to
abate en w.nlilt and Player. Theatre. 1714 Delmore,
the Philadelphia Palle Rebook. will Philadelphia, end will be followed by Waned. Not only will • limit be pieced
Gilpin In
he
he the tweak.. De. Tweedy. of th O "knee. Runic for the linter will be on the total amount, hut the committee
Ter
Divinity Sehool at Sale Poker... be fundebed by Madden's Orchestra. of plans to eurthil the number of stags, Prints eherged over the counter. This
P his.
elphie
cannot
cOttror CelpItDOM
Ix trim] notll the Store has a
tre.'7.. of Emperor Jo es
been obtelned for Meech 17.
ft is not known limit when the tickets
Newark.
is noteworthy. The entire play re
enrolee nufficientlY arse to macs
ULM Wm.
Th m rrrrr ment Is negotiating for will heavailable.
Howard leo. will be here In per- se.. run on ouch e profit-sharks 1.. robe. around this one ligure which
0011.7-Pm Lori lleetba. CM;
two more engagment, one with
011pn made famous in a performence
with hie swell-known ordhestra. lent
maned atm browbeat fr.
OAK-410
Swarthmore at West Ch.ter. and the
that
me
took
b.
"Att
the
dramatic
world Me.
orm
Solopto Moth Pm/ 1170BM. st
Obit at the Mary Lyons School at They will be remembered ae meek.. meantime
not
holt
a
dome
years
a
the
Store
will
betwnthwted,
for
the
o.
cow.
11283 Junior Prom. where they
717IIIMT-Lattotta1l with 1.40,14
Sentrthmore.
rasa eat ge
lo. sppearenee offers en o p otunity to
ao extremely ...doper...rive lassie.
wore very well received.
StelMuser st Mac Own Mb
.00 Y. 11.-Pregrussee It HrtuThe eddition of Dr. Frank 11. Wet, rne whet many people Miller. to be
The number of donne. hen not been
Lars . man, tee.
at . perneneent member of the one of th e o° t...
Ma.
led
definitelya greed opOM but it I. prohWID 1EIMAT-2. M
Peerottotioe.•
tan
P. M..-asoman, theatre um..
ble that there will be twenty. Pro- Store Committee "ill Ore no elemtoi of the loot decade.
Ordes. 0.tat lienhasestwarrnammi
moot grrna orrrn maw.
of performanee to the Cototattee. and
Other Plays to Be Prammtad
11tf me hate
mem
Glee CLEM .our It
Loam Kum" .0 the rm..
In addition to "Emperor Joe.- the
Phtl
C. A.
from Elliot. will al. matte for mora careful Pelee.
Ore. Ramona/ 11. ter Salartay
1MM. am•ri at the 0005.
Hedgerow Plgyere will reps. some of
A new syntem of terrine food will Son of the Committee and Manager.
'avenue-at. Bob, no a wan.
the playa teat they have already prehe thaugureted thie year. At foresee
Mier Characters Added to Cast
0000 M. somenim. 1.00, Lamm
YrMIVAPT
sented this .0100. "The Romantic
"mut Mat.
Amonneemente of the presentation Proms the method hen b.o decidedly
CM Y. 2.-Pnimmees st Site
Age," by .A. A. Milne: "Dulcy," by
WIMAY-natoban
t
.tea Mkt..
gv
nt e
e o
y otmaiefernsT, and It Is prubeble the
▪
smsemalad be Wits
Geetette
the changes vrIE be radical.
F.
Kaufman
.d
Marc
Con•
mee et 0: Pew ed.
h
ae
edca
e
ebceh
l"Aubo
hP
1
C
n
a
s
M
Philadelphia Group to Meat for March nelly:
meow metedaa mum
O.. di C• ,^ by Edna St Vi..
The Prom Committee it an follow.:
enema, mann ma Meal
been dent to approalmately two hundred
1.011the. ea IMF
t.as P. M-Xectrns
F. Weinder. club-cam Imograms, J.
mad
Mt1
irnemem
.th
WISP:
Taming
Saluoth
-The
of
the
whood
nod
preyV
colleges
In
In
the
aceoclouts
',Wittig
with the decision of fibrew.. and "He
Mrnerbea anon frndb.
skrtranac-wa trap1 mon m
Get. Slapped,"
to tweeter& It is expelled that area W. Reber food, 1. 0. Lobar.
Philadelphia men to hold loohtidY py Andrley. will Who
sae P. l..-Taw mat. se Wm.
W. B. Halstead: decoration, C. S. Vogel the
all amour again at
merlin. the March luncheon of the
Cert. W. anommatia hr
'tea I. B. Send/.
the Plays eod Players Theatre. "Six
;4=1
efir
l
b
o
r
:tart;
Philedelphie
Wthr
maix
Abaren1
en he held at Character. le Search of on dilator"
Semi Melmna 02 Ma Mee.
many as fifty manioc come from one
Tanintlii
iWay, March It, at the cannot he given ln Plehtdelphla becan.
110717AI-114. nom Meetly. CM.
Hue mat to Ialtert leer.
Khoo! to clew Maalox performance. In
Hotel
sae ems. the...a. W.
Mda May. le &AMU
of some dlefieuidea Omit the copythe put.
The MthiNte to receive diectmeion
thee
2MIL Lae ale am P. it
gaud. Inewl•
The Freparations for the PIM, ere Franc. M. Freelleher, 73. Will Ad• the rn.ftng. which, ha the sethed ofat• right but It will be played ho Row
TOYADAY-Sedteden eon
mte mast erg. rem.
Vallee.
dn.
ChM
werl.
tog
Celt.*
Ear..
of
wee
leech..,
will
sweet Masted 01..s mosert,
be
de
Imre X* ea ow womb.
The schedelefor the neat two weeks:
ga;
r""
aiM
. er:reted.Pao7t:,
e. mgb
,
o
The
Founders
ranamamm
Clob
will
Ramat lasso.
hold
a
din
MM.m libressi at Ow Mat.
Saturday, Feb. 27 futetivee)-"The
tonwnen H."'1"4
rebeersels haw peen held 10 date. POOr nee at the lieverford Cloh on Tue.., fans "dm are tlegontlerY
.1- Romantic At,"
WthiregnAff-T. IC 0.
school Priti-.to um
new men lace hero added to the es. in February 28.
KW = 1
Mc., los.
680 c'sock. The Pelk to es held On March 2, et the
Saturday. Feb 27 (eventualminor role.. Renekker '28 end Hamil. meeting will heat
1.10 Y. 11.-[..nano by nt..
THVIleAr-rwehma Warn out
add..od by Et Fran. University Club. This meeting of Dul
too '29 will take the part of dower tie DE Frotlither. '18. haat/muter af aching heed. ea erne. the
y.11.-Milnare Th.. 1..d.
with rents* Yea.
•ohla.
Thursday, Mereh 4 (evenbial-eArla
ablx. while HaUork 24- gad Heitman the Oak Lose Country Day &hoot, 00 matter, of the luncheon
rUfMr-Koatal
w0. meimoo mint
ChM.
ko.a
omon
Ma
tch
111,
H
CAW'
and
'Emperor .Tooern
.29 hove been al.. per. ot
'The Problem of College Entree. and and will dvise
orm.
pm. 2050 .0 01.
Elararday, March It Imathithl-"The
A dree rebeersal of "Aulaaria.win Methods of Adm.... Mr. Treellther fort ad 110.011 Ub Preadent Com11AffennAT-lematten with
IFIMam Illemset al 04 Me*
Seerethey Hoopes on
be held OIL Satorday. Out unll not he le provident of the Progressive adoraat some Modem vs. wed
work and personal exandna- T TetU,
th
ab
.r
non to the public.
tion &deg of Anton-len
t100 of prempective Haverfordlene.
Who Gets Mapped."
a
MUSICAL CLUBS TO
BROADCAST TONIGHT
CO-OP STORE SHOWS
SURPLUS FOR 1925
Program Will Be Broadcast
From College Station at
Eight o'Clock
Co-operative
Experirrient
Possible Within Next
Two Years
r2ver.s2.
b
r
STANLEY YARNALL TO
ADDRESS "Yr_ MEETING
n■..• it
HEDGEROW TO PRESENT
GILPIN IN O'NEIL PLAY
WORK PROGRESSING
ON MAY JUNIOR PROM
TT
CLASSICAL CLUB BUSY
ON PLAY PREPARATION
ALUMNI LUNCHEON
FOUNDERS' CLUB TO DINE
Non
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HATERFORD NEWS
to one of the debt Or ten moot
HAVERFORD NEWS court.
SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY
difficult in college. The explanetien is
" 'ITSISISeig""' ample. Tim coarse offers auffklent
Leetero by Tetlia to Be Dives es
hasten 10 enetritrige bard work. This
blank Ninth
In the sort of thing we advocate—oat
Elhwech Tranemiselott and the Char.
acterlatica of the Human Voice" wlil be
eimply piling op more work in any
EDITORIAL BOARD
the
subject
of
a lemur, to be Oven by
course. early or ilifficulL
runs P1r.... .I7
S. B. Tuttle, of the Bell Telephone
Neverthelem
receive ninny InMom.. Baer
Jured protean, moat of them from stu- Speaks of Tendency to Go Compaq of Peuneylvanie. at • meet.
815..11r, 'el
arm.
Mg of the Scientific Society to be held
dents of good nhoduag. For exampLe.
men Glum
Back to Primitive and
on Tuesday evening. Mirth 0, at S
Y. n. Meade as
three-yeer Corporation &haler led
o'clock. It bad berm hoped that the
A amt.. pole on an Indig.ht too..
Medieval
Times
unmet Wien
men though not a week ago he admitted
mating might he arranged for this
W. O. Warw. 'et
that lie had pot note •
A need for stronger faith was aw- month. but an that proved linpomilhie
amount of work on hie etudiea. Of phasised hr Mr. Harold rani{ in his It was decided to hate two in Marro.
neetanit [Alan
Dr. Barnes. Professor of P.a. at
emir,
he
la
on
extreme
exempla;
hut
00th
to
the
enable
Y. M C. A. meetingSimie. Ir..
1. 7 MA. at W.
them are far too moor wait of A end . Wednesday, February 17. Mr. Long Hr. Mawr College, ha. arranged to
H abliity who are meddled ,to do C and is aseletaut pester of the Bryn Maw. *peat at the other March meeting OM
BUSINESS BOARD
work. Thee. men noold work hard- PreabYterien Chereb, The Choir of the °Recent Deropreenta in the Structure
num Menem
et if they we. atimulated—not forced Cheat, Iona., which was elm on the of the Molecule." De Barnes has done
°a.k.a. M
put more [fort into their couraea. programme, wee unable to come to the a good ilea of experimental work reOwes. IS
9f
r. P. Feat
cently in N-ray apeettoecopy In comecAnd we reiterate. "You cannot force college then night.
1. T. Sunhat.
7. a Hama se
A 11. I-Leman. knowledge on a mind not willing to
e. c. Symms. IS
Rev. Long. speech rondeted manly lion with this aubjecL
asp It. and you cannot 'stimulate a of • diecussion of two tendencies which
ind unless you min &roots It. Pater- he believes to be prevalent in America.
nal''
am". and we MA
Bake.. Tema..
t
The first of thew is a tendency to go
— --. gel kW
bark to primitive and medieval days.
atirtro.tts srabliabs4,
A Protest
11r. Lone said. He pointed out Cud
there were few ettimU groups or naMork'
tione left. larger powers baring abthhanirmses 114■7 bar. at LZ7 now
mr• .
worbed them. In Wald., he Lelia-at
, :erieuZt.
rrt
I wish to exprem a protest which is, that this trend le Mowing lime in Ors. Babbitt. Kelsey. Palmer
Ksverries ./E7rShrt I think. repremnrothe of a widespread modern art. poetry. musie. and church
•
and Jones Will
opinion In the student body. against the
editorial entitled "An Undergraduate rituals. Ay examples he rate the re.
Broadcast
t law, primed io the Newe on Febru- Ora 01 the evolution tweed. mid the
problem of free raceab. -Ali this,. the
Eaeprinla de eat
Pew/dent W. W. Comfort spoke on
ary 15.
aaf ills panto. of fir:elVat7iite%
erpreted
a
t
a
he threw Insects of competitive odeIn this article It wan stated that It [paler mid. "may he int
bah.
Ian,n when he broadcast ed through
asa pretty generally, admitted feet that tendeney to go hack to int
The second Inclination of which Mr. the Haverford College Radio Club,
there are few coursea In college that
Long
spoke
le
then
of
coming
once
station
WABQ, hat Wedn.dse evenesortot he peened by any ordinarily in.
Control
more to superstition. He mid that ing. Re dwelt In particular an the
telligent student with very little work." this form of belief has made teem..
eateeece requirement, of Haverford
Conaiderultly thostiefacnon bar been
Surely that In a damaging accusatiea dons strides in the past tan year, and
m its Three-told eroMm of persona
expressed by member. of he Mimi- end mach a statement should hoer been
that there I. much more of it now than inteeview., certification. and C. R E.
c. Clubs It the rout. it the eeaeon carefully verified by an Investigation of them han been for many decade..
R. examinations.
in regard o, their schedule. Most of the facts before it into snowed to be
Examples el Sep.rallien
Dr. Comfort mid Suit a combination
this Isna beencentered arouod t wo printed. I do not advocate keeping the
As ilnItarrtel, of thla be pointed pm
truth hidden jam Weenie[ It le un- the increase in pope/ante of charm° of throe three method, w. the best
memos of admit...g freshmen, but that
rather juat complain.. The brat of pleasant. but I do believe that Luca.these is the dearth of /rips on this Eabh harm ce. be duo. to the eldene and amulets. the great strides eh. mirk a combinedou had never been
.Itulatry ham taken, the use of the
.pol e
Year's schedule and the se.ed is the by divieg such publicity as you hove -divining rod." the "endless chat." of tried with .rfect sumo..
hnefly
the dieodrontages of each
expense ineurred hy members of the Cifell to this Charge. uorlbnnuAy If it letters. -knocking on wood" for good method.
is
beard
Iftpuh
eraggertiled
or
eareliaPreparation for college entrance
Aube Tinsyear's schedule her hero
luck. the kroitancy to gent thirteen
ble information.
maple at B. table. recent 'Ewitchcreff' from the very beatable of high .boot
em to include only the Atlantic City
I hare become interested in this matlime ado:witted by Be, Corn
trials in France and the "Saha Woe- route.
fort as the brat means of
Re- ter sufficiently to gel thenews of a Slip"
trip and a few hold concerts.
miring
tun in the tame country. eelief succeeeful
reunite in esembrationa.
fairly representative number 01 caste, In P41119111111eitIOR with the deal, in Iligh
ceipts have hot paid expellee.
m-6.1 courses Mould be laid
g
raduates.
and
most
of
them
think,
as
I
-vampire epiritn" nod io "oracles." He out with • clew to preparation for
Tbe preening done by the OM.
do, that the impree.i. you are creating
innot only intro*, hot prolonged. It ur striving to create la drone. Without ales declared that. instead of people
Permaal Diarviow
Riled that well° the 1 doubt Ibere are some few •'foothell ppoi,i0. their nude[ at modunr reed
i
must be borne
reading their destiny at that tmist, then
0irkicti
wrourrt thaedraTilt es
members of the end,. .re interested coorsea" ea you call them. offered at now turn the dial. of their radio sets Lehi; toozrz4 heat arid well dressed.
Elaverford,
but
I
hare
yet
uu
find
the
od lake the teat words which they
la musk they are•tad carrying on this
toname-tied.
and
'to
mireittit" thrl roet.
an roveali. their futures:
eizth norms, but with the man who ham mien more than three ear
9,71.11 LK
to referenee to the first Fart of his tanee of the interview. He aho pointed
college
or four of them in his so
r rrren. Mould out the deem. of vertifiration. In
hope of oettina meal time out of it an roreer. The statement that a student tun, 11r. tnot
look ahead, not behind," end ethicern- u-hich esch high .1teel principal hesiwrenrovelpal idiverienee.
mil get a diteree• .•be plekine Pried- Mg the metond. sa superstitious per.n tates not to recommend retry IWOWe do poi wish to attack rt. yearn pally foottedi courses." then. I regard d.r nut have tenet or real fath." .. from hie sehool.
Rebbitt will probably he betted
-We should." he declared. -have a
managemeut as Mere are undoubted], ^s a !Wird. eseggeration
aod mental house cieaning on the air tonight and will likeir
sitecMc memos for the ...Ilene. of
Look for a [Monte at the effe ct of spiritualo ften.E!
speak on mime phaseof athletics In
the situation this fu,o1-. bat we do ob- your propagenda as it ha. already- mem
collem life. The week folla.ng Professor Helve,. profen.r of hietory et
leet to tel organisation whose men, Rested itself. The faculty have naturALUMNI. NOTES
HaverfOrd. alit aped, probably on the
Mrs do not have direct and final con- lly the.. that If things were ea you
aubject of the. situation between Spain
rol over the ucliona of the organisa- ove mid they were, the fault moat be
E0-10. Maga O. Frost wilt repre- end the Riffs. Dean Pahrer is schedtheirs. and that it was op to them to sen Hsverford et the dedication of uled to talk to radio fans aeon on •
tion.
give Ulf mort• wore to do. Comiernent- the tew
a site of the Louisiana State
of a phroirel nature. perhaps
The Cop end Rens Club Mould have ly
the outside itasignmente hare beeu tnirertity at Retail Rogue on April eubject
"Iltra.Violet Rare - le t
.hhC
in,
mere to de edit ivintrolling the greatly Increased nlready in
number AO, Rey 1ond
b. made mate reaeerch.
Ionee
th
an
the
Pi
Society
has
of
courme--principeily in those which
Monica Club.
11. Frederiek O. TOUt<01,521 La will give an mare. at • titer deli.
were
already
herd
enough
to
give
the
to do with controlh. the News and
teaching French end Spent/di at the He will try ...thine new on the
dna
of
molta
good
ay,
d
eal
Freaon Mate College. Fresno. Cali- radio. the nabs, of whkh has not
the Haverfordiso. It roe be painted out stern.
ble.
fora.. He was retNutiy Molded to
that a rompartively small percentage
suggest Mot You are attacking
a
the Mies Marion B. Philips. a raceme, been divulged.
your of California graduate.
of the Musical flubs members ere situation from the pe n
members of the CAP and BaO. Club. propugentin should he directed more
Lronard V. H. Thomne was
CO-OP. STORE STOCK
uornfianc
w
October 24. 1026. to Men.
and that oldie it in pow/able for Freah•
°g°
de halo ea ELS.■-•e'rtl. Edith
Edith' Willis
White Elliot, daughter of Mrs.
men to become members Of the Gap t.etttorthe rest of the curriculum se. 31,eg
Emma Winis Chesapenke City.
AU persons holding outstandand Reels flab by partielpating in rarely alone The bem cum.. offered Maryland. He It atofpresent
emplueed
plays eve,. though they else only minor in college eye the hardest eats and by the United Dredging Connolly of
y. will find. if you look into the mat- New York on fob at Wildwood New ing preferred stock of the Havroles. I, requires three veers for
number of
ter.
find
surpriginsiy
large
member of either Monica Glib to students elet.t to take those COUrPP1, ne
Jersey. Herbert H. Bell is with the erford Co-operative Store may
become eligible for member/1111p. Fur• compared with the enrollment ip the -Friend" Atanuracturing Company of
they,more the preponderaot alumni easier ones to which yon /mart that Gosport. N. Y.. manufacturers of retire it if they so desire and
fbain! themselves. spraying outfits. George H. Wood. '07.
membership makes the body no oneroos um. the
will be paid interest on thin
It &Penni lo me entirely wrong to take
superintendent of the company.
that its work in door Ity eery few tan step. which induce the faculty to leak. Is 21,
H. Walton Arrowmilth is livWhile the anuinu who have been 4- Lander number al 0101.0 beet roams. ing el lea Tremont utra., Orange. stock for the years 1921 and
tiro in the Cap and Hells Club have thereby scar!. aeon . number of lou- New germ,. and working for ,' the 1925. Please address; all cominclude them in American Cyanamid Com... 611
dolor
great deal for 3t. and hoer, dest. who would Uke
Fifth avenue, New Tan manofseturere munications to: Wood, '25, 12
perhaps. wade 11111 MUAiCAI Clubs whet their '71■Vu!:'
take the
,Orr atr'd
anal apilumniAte ntmoethey ere. 11011. the lee. It rem-said:s- rmere
of
rte nitroge.
pherle
Lloyd Hall.
al. is needed 011.1 hen embers ahoutd
'22. Henryy S. Fraser has just publiabwi sA Sketch of the Elletwe of
work out the delta, of he Oahe
la
atonal Arbitration"h
Le
r
themseivey.
nett law- Review, V olum.. 11, No, 2.
The member o f the clubs nhould SOCIAL EVENING FOR
February. MS.
get ,marcher
nit ,t,-ide
whet Moe
R. loot,. of Choate
"Y" DISCUSSION GROUP litho , lVilmot
wont. They should either form
Wallingford. Can...cur. will
senora, organisation or oranniantiona Sapaniebes and emelt as P rrrrr nom represent Haserford in the annual eoly
lesewb000ing day program of the New
which would cot only elect he wen
Instead of Weighty Cheaselon
Harm, T. If. C. A. College•ellitiming
Www
11,111,11. hid mould tie,, limit ina
days were esteblehed et New Hoven
A m odal gathering of the
thoup look the Pies of irche ...elm, and et White Mina. New York. a few
own nieniherrhilr mph. its own role,
11 e Haverford Friend.' years ago. and have been attemled noE
1,1111111, il. own schedule and hire its
,tentenlay evenitta.
husil
by
t
V
f from
ow.rt roaches. or rive it they feel . Leram thirty rolleges who hem ear.
Snottwietoo.. were brought br the FM..
witooare to undertake this they should whole t te funds far he roe
rim! the licorice of their sepnrote toNo topic was n I u one
make definite stipulations concerning furnished by the
e protmeetive
am for discussion end the miming was studonts,of the ...oily k- personal
the way it I> managed.
in
aorialtilit, am
At the previous meetingof the
J. S. C. Harvey. dr.. hes
V. held on plated eight mouthy work in the
dige4.011
1
-Grouphe pro.
rhitrity° nod "Man'[ Debt to Sonnet,: demi. deportment of the
Kfil
Our Story
Oar of the proMems which seemed to Company, at Camden, end in now sellormote particular ipterent .d rom- ing in Philadelphia territory.
coosideralde transmit,. sectes
25. Hugh Latimer Willson. after
meer was whether a man should a
lo o recent editorial
ham teen
otmalate wealth and then gine it way,
io the No,,, relative to the character of o r whether he should nor pile or ?Colic:gear Rein'illerla etLiwPZI`t717
hie studies at the Divinity School
college. Bot Measure hip are es be enema and op. Ina
many of the courses
of the P.t.tent Spinet/Pal ethrch me
indignation comes from port unity offers.
apparently
meet- Forty-second and Spruce streets. PhilaThe attendant, at the
timse who ,e, on misreading the edi- ings fo the Rownssion Group tan num• delphia.
Pa.'EZZ. Franklin Sandern is rot,
torial mid rulslowerpred. ha meaning. hevad around twenty which is en
rest taken • ett Nth Gillet and Compeer, xpeE
Perimpx the point of the editorial
If you will put as touch thought
e.g.
peer,'
light and power tierorities.
101,1 110 ctenr us we hoped it would 0 lit
of Baltimore. Md.
into the selection of your insurbe. T. bilk about the Officiary, et
THE
RIGHTS
OF
MAN
once
pond= en you do into the
ripiree 011,U, only ptelimillar, to the
THE
eroldent California Professor Gives °A" to Pd.
purchase of your golf clubs, you
main Men which ve“
ARDMORE FLOWER SHOP
Who Shave In Clam
ought to he, from the standpoint of the
will have mote time to use the
Profromor Ire 11. Cram. of the lint.
R. D. MANUEL
college 111111Gbi, ration, how to rid. the
golf dubs is your old age, A Nov.
ratty of C.alifornia. may be loop re- Cut Flowers, Palled Piano. Pineal
interem that a man can membered
InnziliMM
charuplon of the right.
ident Wadi Old Age EndowMemories
course rather than the of men. Annoyed et the relnildne atuget on: of
Am Canaries and Gold Flab
ilia he must be dente who powdered their 1,11.1 in
mum of
ment policy taken out now will
Pildient owa.itag WW1
finned to take.' That seem, to tot to clean, he incited the men to do likewise.
give you ComfOrt sad indepere
Coimstuently. to men wearer' Or
be sufficiently clear.
Petholte In
ared
ru with Gillette.. map and . Pictures, Picture Framing .
•
donne in the later years of your
illammtion will clarify it further.
brushes. After rhea opened they
res
life.
There isone. rour, too instance, io lathered up and ehared. Pees.... and Novelties
which there ie the yea a dug of Ro- Cross proodned both a the men A.
their term work in recognition of
pe...lel, omoty. Of Mete not tot for
Provident 'Mutual
their bravery in defense of the rights
fated the coorse tar the lost term, end of man.
sin or the !meaty got A. Yet the
Courtesy 'The New Student."
Bryn Mawr-Ardmore-Wayne
MR. LONG POINTS OUT
NEED FOR MORE FAITH
m
FEBRUARY 22, 1936
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asis is A
COMMON OPINION among the uninitiated that Seniors never hurry.
That however, is a fallacy. And we are
here to contradict it.
Seniors dip hurry. We hav e positive
proof of it. And perhaps the most widely
known condition which makes them
stretch their pace is . , . when they. are on
the way to a Telephone, to talk with the
folks at homer
We will admit that they are loath to
hurry eons from the Telephone, but that is
pardonable, as any Junior, Snob or Freshman who has tried it will tell you.
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OUR ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE
h
FEBRUARY 22, 1926
HAVERFORD NEWS
Fats
COLLEGE SPORTS
aDtTOtt ,
MUM P. HORTON, Jr.
UNDEFEATED SEASON
IS RECORD OF J. V.
Downward and Haviland Are
Largely Responsible for
Good Showing
FOOTBALL CONFERENCE
*Mole CeIlepee Seed Delegates
I,lewriNtelfg te MOM Plass
A conference of mime Penemivanie
colleges meet today at Heniebent
diem. pima for • proposed football
ea...we. The raven eelletee are
Harerford. Swarthmore. Madman%
Franklin and Mereleill. Muldeubmg.
Ursine.. and oettrebovg. Hadrertord
will be represented 01 the contemn.
br De Babbitt and Mr. Hoopes.
Oydoloue from the OMB,. alumni
and student. have been weight, and the
rept...tally. from Haverford will be
✓idded lentelir by thaw. The Beta Rho
Sigma la responsible for the alumni
view. as it hoe sent out que.tionnaires
to all Se member..
SOUTH FIVE CLINCHES
LEAGUE B. B. CROWN
Easy Win Over North Gives
South Title as Founders
Again Loses
NOVICE MEET POSTPONED
TILL SATURDAY, FEB. 27 1
Hwy Nora Expected to Bator Noma
This Week
Due to inclement weather. the novice
track meet. eebedaled to be firth
rebreary 19. hat been postponed by
CoachHundletnn to Saturday afternmu.
February 27. The meet will be oyes
to ,,,,, One who has not woo n letter
or numerals in track. end will enable
Co•ch Iladeeeton to get a lice on eome
vf the new meted..
dete, not mme
Rhin'. candidates hem else. up m
enter the meet. but It le expected that
more
do so before Saturday.
The ereets and the men who Mee
entered them ere: 30-yard dsoh-Ser-
J. TYSON STOKES
W.11-LIAM R. BREADT, Jr.
Baskethall Game
With Litwin.
Chu,, From March
5 to North 6 ae
Accomd al the Mame
Concert
PRACTICE IN CRICKET
SHED WELL UNDER WAY
IWO HOME GAMES THIS
WEEK FOR HAVEREORD
Temple and Muhlenberg
Games Carded for Tuesday and Friday
A most saii•taetory remelt of the
Overwhelmieg North 313.14 io • oneLamm T ,,,,, 1 for 00111.0 mad Beath.
Last weak Coach Hoke was Owed
torrent basketball meson for Haveraided conthaL &Mb B.clay clinched
Pleases Coml. Tattersall
with the problem of fining
ford Is the excelient record made br
Ceder the experienced tutelage of place
the intramural basketball championahle
at guard. This week the coach's
the 'Dnor Versity. For the Met dine
Coach
Tattersall, betting timed. in
for 1926 last Toesday Meth The eel.
the abed lo progee.b. rely mtiefaein basketball history • Haverford quino
lapse o! r.lwde", dengue k.d..
kith). The hours between ow thirty hard games are
tet bee ennsrieoced an endefmlni
listed for this week.
and fnor Mid aspirants for the team Temple
throughout the majority of the mason
will be
on
on Tuesday and
reterd. The J. V. hes oucceesire viebenieg and bowimg in the shed every Muhlenberg
against Centre the nieht before, to
graM
Ec 210,11thi
,r 7 ,N3 P gr 37. ofternoon,
110 Friday. Both game.
fork. to Ito erne/ over Elimerford
Ind
more
than
the
usual
Inveal
be pleyed on the home enure and
Ss
pied with their lo. to Medea a week
ternet and. enthueleam ere being shown eine@
SehooL Chtteopatby Frealinien Kenneth
'd
EMZr1111*T
Heverford lime won ail bat one
1•1,aJ.
ate, paved the way for Beath'. undia- ;7
"S6
. eI
441r
At lean ten Freshmen hare eigned
WM. High SOMA and the Philedel.
AM year its it. own am the
poted peemosion of the dumpylor...ip.
the schedule for work in the shed and contest
t
ontemn ere oat ea doll as they roiebt
Tee One-point detest heeded not to
phla Y. M. C. A, All of then game,
more should be on bend when the outDavie
'Al,
nthe
rani
Founden by tee teed-enders was the Fay 27,
side practice beet.. flat of OM numwith be exception of the la. one
17,
Whittlesey
'78.
mud
Wright
The
191
pamere opened the Ms•
biggent upset of the Infremnial memo.,
ber alreede geveral meo have shown itethaIlTemple
JJ
-were won by • considerable margin and
sermon by Me. to Rutter. in
Leeds 110,
coml. at a time when Founder. anInc hia!■. 4thrlyn 17;„
• hard fought come. 2922. ntes
Wright
ih ,
only again. flee Y. M. C. A. varethl
Peend gore of ending In a tie for first
!Vt"
g,tr. ItnerinIZ roll! Ynd''
S'irlit Ridge
d
was
defeatedearly
In the year
was the J. V. forced to extend itself.
place with South. Previous to their Yreene 'e.P.I 1Coaelte
am varsity prospects.
but last week the Philadelphim
The veterans, Captain Baiter, P.O.- 77-2.3.
The num opnoedampiciously with
W.Ioet to Dickinmai 39.27 and to
rett. RI Lie, Cannon Pinar and other Sehttylidll
edt
:VVigrir a7r:r tert'il"
• 3922 eider! over Ilaverford
34.30.
Tripp of Merton Makes Other '127
ado a N
aem of •t len. • Mee. ehP•Mcd, Inthree starts, losing to
whirls 11 that time ma Petting the pace
Tems
Last gem
cluding Robinson, Stokes, A. Silver
Meth, North
orth aand
nd Merlon. Fomders,
hfehienbe
Berth of Mythical
tarted of t the year with
in the Interocademie League. In the
Winslow. Hooefrher, Barry and Horton.
on the other hood, Ante tied for first
Mould provide the material neeeemliT a ruse. tromrlog OIL Airy 00-13 and
place with South, and bads record of
game the echoolbeee led throughout •IMonition
The
teem then hit •
42-20.
Quintette
tor
•
good
team.
three
stn
tent Menne., tockteirm a win
moot three-qoactere of the contest and
The premeds for the mama will be slump and drifted along at • cm:Writhe
over :Muth ontil • late telly be -Merlon
seemed to be mere of Amory. HowWell, folks. now that the know.- dropped them to a tie with
believed to a Mete dagetm if • od pace, breaking about even in number of
their closwon and lo.. Lebanon Taller
ever, the Harerford attack found It- rat mason h. practically drawsto a e. rival..
slot howler ran be developed by mite- games
letter and Corm. ere largely teat recently nosed out the Allentown omen
eelf to lb. Met tooter, tied the More. clone the members of the everting
Centre, led by liana and Baker.
bowlers and the lose of Gordy, J. Silver men. 3428. Mehlenberg and Temple
started right in to ootteay FoMd•
god wan !weed ahead. A relnerkeble bored bare not their heads together '53„,
31. Heinen from Mat mares X1 both triemphed over the Scarlet and
ern when the whietle blew. Tee Found- Sophomores
Are Favorites sod
feature et the game la the face that and selected two All-Litman.. er& •thack
I ..... the motto of the elm bowlers Stark Met mason.
seemed demoralized by the
badly depieted. A. diner and Mellor
Haverford School mode good but two Teems. The dope Miens hove been absence of Hawhinner, ter forward
to Win Annual Board
may he table to fill tbeir oboes.
FRESHMAN RUNNERS TO
out of ateent.11 feel Mote. Magnin,. carefully scanned and thongbniully and high seemof the team, teemthe
Mawhioney was barred from
Track Meet
latte on the red11M, was high worm- permed. The selection Of m AllPENN GYM TEAM GIVES
MEET LAWRENCEVILLE
competition for partitive,
for the came with eleven while with Dormitory into come. as an innova- intramural
l og In fi second team game recently.
Coach Radriteten In emerly exaitiog
Downward not far behind.
tion, The Nem deism de tumor of !Amite netted the ode field
ANNUAL EXHIBITION Vint vwr Hes Will Welt New Away
for the outcome of the Sophomore-Fresh.
Founder.
in
the
fir.
Prep Pawl Wank 10
000411.11y Defeated
hat.
ma.
soot
meet
Centre
on
Wednesday.
February
24.
selecting ewe a teem.. ft believes itThe Freshman track teem will travel
Tide will be his fine real oppomonity Large Gallery Enjoy...4rue. Work
The team Omani the effects of the self to be the only college inelltullon led 11-0 at the close of the period.
to Lawrenceviee to twee in a dn l
of Expert Gymnasts
to Judge the material amiloble in the
Femeders llaktess
Christie. vocation when Osteopathy to bare witneased every contest.
Before
mmt
on
•
coneidemhle
March 10. It will be the first
freehroen
number
lee..
He
of
has
do.
been
Realizing
rather
the
importanee s wiaolng
ma met on January 9. to a iletless
TM 'FUN&
the gam. Founders tighte end In the diseppointed mu for that so few Men der:rade... the University of Pem- time then • Haverford Freshman team
game Haverford found little difficult).
meet. halt and Mowed envie gashes Mae reported for practice and tears itylmnie gymn.lum team row its +w- bee ever met Lawrenceville. In former
years the only trip han Wen the last
to ...Mules is mooed victory. The load Tripe 114.1 ..Forward.. Mere. (S.)
,Vd orld joz;rt in theirioupZIltde. that neither de. witt be able to make od annual exhibitioo on Friday night. meet
of the year at George SchotiL
• gond semis, miles. they mart to The teem wee Modicapped by the abteem procured an early lead which wae blawlemey (7.1 Forward Garrett (M.3
The running evente will be held on
armee of rte repremismtiv. m the
get into conditioe Immediately..
never in danger Of being ihreateued. Smewelt 18.) -Crone.. Probm cr.) minutes of play mire Foundem the Itmd
thr paper dm sophomores appear to parallel Mrs and tumbling <yenta. How- the ontdoor board meek. while the hMb
Peering (Si -Guard.. Emma (N.) 14.13 for the fine time in the game.
Jump and Meth. will be cemPeted
As one time the ware wan 13-0. How. LiMita (T.I
ever,
be
heevy
Kramer
fevorites.
and
his
They
metes
went
through
The
edeantege
wne
short•lived.
as
Baker (C.1
ever, Oneopethy rethed and the belt
Tripp wee selected for • poet on the Baker cut the rorde with n beautiful en extremely eutmeaful seamon lest
''
r7ice'
brin7X7ten7thartfeTe'relle,'
Yet.. and Cepthet K. Vox nitl have a 1716.11JOT.
h're.
Ted rninje'r=d;i1
ended with the more of 19-011. In the mythical quintette ou account of his double-decker, bringing the more to decided
advantage overthe freahman IntercollegMee beat. rooters led ht.
:roe
sbeetine. He le clever and 1914 la Centre's favor. rottener. lost
mcond half Elated°. naMitalned • playa
a bang-up game. Time and again ▪ lest thence to tie the more whets teettoin in knowing exactly which evene work on the ring. and the rope gave rm. 000-yed
hreeleqsoaer r-m le
comfortable lead with sme. Coach he eleeped the backboards to aid hie Limits lalledto oink • fool shot toot hi widen, men are suited for. Of
N evidence that he is ode of the
un heh Mp, highhud
ntde shot•
Halms need nearly all of the reeerve cohnne 16 emerge victorinun Maw- before the game ended. Ae a result of course. the Rhinbe may eaeLly upset be. gym... in the ...try.
the door. fur they wit] enter he meet
P
material, which wee imtremental In [Mere Ma ruening-mate. is
01.1. 111111 000.00/111 detest br Centre:Foundetreogth pradimille un , forward. Darin. the er, dropped into tie with Merlon for with
keeping the wore down. Downwerd +gems.
xreater part of the year he ell targe- second place. limn. of deedlocklog known.
me high mores of the come with as t, respomible for Founders' eerly me. for tint hOnors with South.
Sophomores Hare Goad Bawd
Wi th an opeortunity to win undisC•pfenn For. althomh handicapped
field goals end • foul mell.
son lead. He led the diming bell'. highKennett Square High BeheoL viMor- leered often...* and sever. limee torted posmseion of the champlooship by the abseece of Melchior. Thomas
ineared the cord. on nifty L.... by drubting North 11.000 atm one sod Serlioter, who will not he nailtorn over the J. V. lost year, was de- These
men shouldmake a fast9novine of the beet eidebitione of team Mir able until after b.ketball amain neefeated eat., on hone: 20, The forwent Line whirls would be hard to and rioter shooting men in intramural
erthelme will bine a powerful nem.
Wier revelry played the best beekat. stop. These
both find competition O he; memo, burying North from which to choes. There will be
ball it had shown to dote. Thronshont peer me. cadlumluerle“are
Wet OM. are expect- under the seaeon'e highest some. Come. Fos. himeell, Riebeedson, and
the first tenminutee the game me ed of hem in future.
Morse. Summer sod Janson each Totem in the 30.yerd dash, Eva. end
elom and hard taught with the lead
hleCenftglm tor the 30-yeed low Mr
We hare choseri for the second team
changing back sad forth by the mar- forward
dies; Olinger nod Illicherdeon hi tb
berths Mar.. of 9mny tiontb. hlle
gin of one point. The retorter ended end Parrett.
Only font field goals Wet'e stored by quarter MI, Hollander and Stem .
of Merton. Both In
with the more
but the schoolhall-miler, Morrison in the mile; hie
hem dislike. great power and North.
boys emceed to tire and Haverford aggressiveness
Le
P.m of the
South Bed. North, 35-14
forged ahead end the half ended with ear.. Mores. beside*rimy
being
of
Cary and Johneen each *cored
the college on the long end of a 19-13 the Southern crew, Me beenskipper
the leader double-decker drawly after the awm• pat. The Mot two men err ham..
more. The amend bell me featured of the victors' ettack
but if they deeide to comwith fourteen Ike
ntarted.
to and for the Met eve minute. candidatem.
ey the dose guarding of dm J. V. sod dooble.dmkers.
pete will on1cIass the rest of the field.
a plebe, Is
ea
e
o•
Downward., Ere field goat.. Kennett quick on hie feet (Wroth.
The Freidman rept., Probes.
I
end a dead shoe.
Field viols by a
and Summit have • ter harder moth ronfrontin■ en
Square woe able to more but two
Mtn
cm Routh the lead. vebiclo they never to enter Ma
Seem., MM. Pleat Pool
Doha. in the mid. &mood halt wbich
men advantageous y. •
11
For the centre pont Summit he la
speaks well for Bevan end ilavileod.
ort reenv Rhinles hove yet co report, Howlie Revertant guards. Thmemed woe sud away the leader of the
Wit traiiitig 7-13. Amt chance. which !VP, lentneorth end Tripp are sure to
'eh scottr amtin with /wren field goal. hi. terming height he gete every tap North might Mn to trip Booth as /thaw up well le the..-larddlieb. BMW.
Centre had spilled Founders the night bee already petted hie
art excellent me- ff. He Is ti., en ....lent men
nod Iledlend
the In th
rmaid game.
the defense endan usportaat C. i before quickly Mint in the second hurdles before entering eolleee. es her
the elderly. South's offense. Pro half. A furious attar by South mu Tee,
Lad Clause Seel
h in the half mile. Fetes will Pro ,
twenty.five points, while North W1A e e man
The lest genie. played on the Itch bye, the runner.up for the pivot post
01 his fsvorite
f Februar7 with the Philaddphia Y. bee done goodwork for his barracks bold to twee, points. The finel more ten., the mile
elt.14. giving South the chem...L C. A.. wee the doged and me. ee. This young Gothamite played a can
Item of the memo.. The Y. M. 0. A. ...tent game and neet year may well . hip with • record of four wins and •
losa.
no prevleuely played the vsrsity in step into Su...We shoe,
INTRAMURAL STANDING
The finalotandIng of the five men in
wo practice mums pad h. elven
The guerdpositions we have be
(FINAL)
the race for more. hoes. lode Tripp
nod amount of themselves. The fin. stowed Limn Limits, of the Refector
Student Presidents and Stewards come and
ay in the tead,ith twenty-roe WM,
core was 30.29 end wax made posnible teem. and Peering, of South. Perrin
Saab
4 I A00
•
spirited mart of the college Main took advantage of every opportunit Second piece goes to Mewlenney, of
go but she's the one who runs ..the house"
Pam*.
3 2 735
n
n tbe Net three minute.. At half thee to score Often he mumed under th Pounders. with • tot. of eeveteen
with parti.olar anention to the table.
UMW&
9 2 .754
e P' was leading 19.15. Leeds .- baoket end sunk Ampere while his op doeble.dechent. Monts and Per ri..
1
3 .250
..toted for the J. V. victory when In posing CUM. were on beeves of 6 of South. are tied for third boner.
She's pledged more freshmen than the
. O.
Lttle
,. 4 3 .250
minute of plite, witti lie team settee. Ile bunched hie shots at th with fourteen two-Pointer• Maw,
vtiOt OW Ow game yet to be
crucial period end made good his mate Probyn, of Pomade., and Johnson Di
Oldest Living Grad and saved more money
ggoTietutirftelmi..'' ottlaTI'
HaVed.
altid Limits was the pilot of the Feunders South. eech scored a dozen field mods
than the Treasurer by pinning her faith
eree in all remerts the star of the estimation He is d n the of in tying for fourth elem.
Nom es well
the efense. H
and reputation to
•
thir.1•11117a0.
Mowed his morel when up main. herd
M. H. ROBINSON
ho Ow Pm. opponents •nd helped to euppren
flANKSakikt
Tripp and Mores in bin tree. hi
SOUTH AND FOUNDERS
WIN 2 ALL-DORM POSTS
WeetV'h
Fey
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SCORES OF FUTURE
OPPONENTS
Temple, 22; Dialtiame 99.
Tempi*, 30, Schuylkill 34.
Unlit., 15; C. D. M. Y. 21.
Delmar, IS: Fraeltile cad Marshall. 32.
P
aimed bans he me
teems of opinion go to Brown, o
North. end Baker, of the central teem.
Omer. need his heed, {envied wen end
wee Meek an Ids feet. Baker hoe bee
characterised an the mac who did no
know whet It wee to forte Fie wel
ppellati n end large(
Orr this reiason has he won hie berth.
Gehl Basketball..
It is hoped that the melt Mil at,
predate the honor of being picked fo
throe teams, For Bumwalt the hono
hi no; 110 great, a he was chosen
the fall for a position on the All-Pens
eylearda football teem. It ht under
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HAVERFORD NEWS
Page 4
MANY MEN WILL MEN
PREP SCHOOL EVENING
Student Extension Committee
Completes Plans to Entertain Schoolboys
The Strident Extension Committee,
headed by John B. Catkin. 20, hae priminily completed its piens foe the Prep
School Evening- of Friday. February
Greet totemic is centred aroond thie
eight. on It le the only event of its
kind on the Committee'. program for
the winter. Crain ha. beard from a
Fner mettY of the men to whom be sent
lettere. A m•Jority have accepted.
The Penn Charter Club la expecting
to entertain from ten to fifteen Wee
while the Weettown Club has emended
invitation. to twelve. The other school.
tram which men see expected to Come
re: Wee. Philadelphia High. Emmert.'
High, Germantown Friends. Haverford
School. Lower kleriun. Radnor, Gemantowa High, Episcopal. George School.
Friends Central, Friends Select. end
Haverford High.
fichealhayg to Be gottrialaea
The whoolboyn will be entertained at
supper in the abbe room. Following
thin they will to to the Union nod meet
President Comfort. Ur. Palmer, end Mr.
Hoopes. Celt eight *Week the fetter.
wilt spend the time visiting various of
the cane men s MOT.. The Mubleo•
berg game is called for eight o'clock.
After the gamemen from a disnme
will !mend the night In spate Ws at
colleg
make
rocese.. the
make the even,.
,
committee believes that It is ettecothil
that the entire student body aid it In
entertaining theschoolboYe.
Catkin. Corti, Thompson, G. Sanders
end Baker spent the week.end Ming
etodeot exteneion work among echoole
In Baltimore.
ALUMNI VOCATIONAL
PRACTICE NEW PIECES
•WORK RECOMMENCED
FOR HOME CONCERT
Moneal Clubs mod The HaVerNoliald Mewl twerows Fps tar lOttaNnwe
to Programme
Have Started An•sal Activity
Add N. NIROOrS
IM
Several new plena will be added to
The Alamo' VOcatiOnd COBOURIMB
the repertoire of the Motion Globe hove etaried their masa activity Sod
work through Alumni newton
and The Haverfordlens during the next •
Hoopes
end Mr. Rittenhouse during the
a far the
tjf,...
o ,,
wreelt:lhpreparatioor
next few months in the effort to aid
inBerardi.
employment by HaverBrehm's eLorlItTy,! la the meet re- fordiere.
cent addition to the programme of
A. a tint step in thiework. Alumni
the Glee Club. The Instruments] Club Secrete,
Hoop. has collected inforher none new popular numbers for en- mation from all Setter. and
few
cores which hare rot yet hero an- Alumni who constitute the promirotive
nounced.
employee elms. Next week's Nes. will
contain
an
hunt
similar
It
the
one
theirte ot'rcletZelritent'ir
ear be
'g
oda. to the progremine of The Haver- whleb wag sent to ell Alumni a year
fordiene. New sopolar pieces that will ego. 100Mmr the re.nit Of the hector
be &eyed by The Haverfordiane et the
demo followlog the concert am. 'The general app..' to ROMnl to work with
loon of the Vagebonds.- "I Love MI the Secrete,- and the Committees In
the edvishig Of any busbies. or profe,
B.
"Cep of Coffee," and 'Vitro Di
Be *Opp.'
7rd'Veg*:rfitl"
hte
The nostenes foe the dance Add
Alumni Vocational
will follow the
are kin. ing of the . pan
Comfort. Mrs.Reid,
Reid,fend
end Mrs. Car- Committee. In Interview/eta and completing the empl,er-employee toneee don,
Profeaso of Freveb. will
A vocational evening will he ...aged
aces. The ehatge lot r
ro
,gbIr for enr
.11,
s,
et which the
be n loose nod A bell a
see
will he mein dances.
reeent?old
, "4 natal. and til
atT°7
Alumni on Law, Medieing, and bueinets
Mid profeesione generally will be rep-
75 et rt
.E,VP.77L
ycl
o almihn;eilel
GEORGE WOOD, '62, DIES
SUDDENLY AT AGE OF 83
Heart Disease Is Fatal to
Pensylvania Railroad
Director
FEBRUARY 22,13E
.41
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George Wood, '02, died Febrary
IS. MO hie home in Pailatirtobia. He
hod been ill for memo month. and
saddest attack of ecom heart 1.111,e0a.e
respeneible for his death.
He Ira. prominent in fever.] hue!.
Mot steely-Idea being a director of the
Pennsylvania Rellroad end active
lo
otes.
the construction ot eyeshot. m
He woo prroident of the JaHnlle
Idanntacturina earnestly, and the
CHANGES CONTEMPLATED Heys testier Water Power Company,
end e director of the Philedelphle NaIN CHEMISTRY COURSES tional Rank. He nes ohm proprietor
of the Wawa dairy term.
S talled Here Flys Yeare
Dr. Maidens Tells Cam CIO Pint
Mr Wood entered Harerford'n mMay Re Chided
Year C
At n meeting of the Chemist, Club inductor., deportment In HOZ at the
held Mel Tuesday evening Dr. Meldrdm etre of 13 and studied here for Bee
in IMO. While et colintimated that certain changes in Owe,
age he
he nee it oteinber of the Leonetti/3
bury NM.... were under coosidera- Society
and of the Dorian Cricket
roe. Chemistry will be divided into Club.
two mmtees. one for those who have
In 1343 he become u member of the
bad no chemistry in preparatory
en of Wood and tierrett. pow hnowa
school chemistry end the other for
George Wood, Sous atid Corapone.
those who have had Do preporatorY IP became sesociated with the Penaerchool chemiatry .
sylrania Railroad and. "at the time of
The latter may he made ti halfdeath. was senior director, troth
year emerge with a hall-year course in el age andberth of service.
qualitative enalyela to complete the
He lens associated with hie tether
in 10 elementary ph
year. A myna
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3. Caitlin, '28, deo were called on for
the News, Student Emenalon. rod the
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took place and J. M. Beatty, '13, tn.
appointed president. with I. Lycett.
ns Secretary sod J.H. Parker. '12.
an Treasurer. Following the dinner
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Day. 11123. end a track meet. 152.1.
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more prep school etude's. met at the
Friend, kleetino House. on Charles
atreet. nod w ere interviewed imitable/illy by President Comfort. Several of
the undergraduate me bear or the
Baltimore Club were also pre.ent at
this meeting.
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is the beneficiary of the "Autovalve Lightning
Arrester", perfected to a degree of efficiency, long
service and universal utility never dreamed of before. Behind that picture you find Joseph Slepian.
With two degrees from Harvard, he started
training in our East Pittsburgh Shops in :06.
A year later he entered the Research Department.
This was the lightning arrester situation which
Slepian took into the research camp: There were
two different types of apparatus. One, called the
multi-gap, was used chiefly on poles of distribution circuits. When lightning struck, it frequently
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caused transformer troubles and damaged equipment. For high-voltage application there was
the cumbersome electrolytic arrester. Its performance was good enough- But it required constant attention; was costly of upkeep; and could
not be used on poles.
When Slepian perfected the Autovalve Arrester, the demand was so great that orders could not
be filled. It was entirely new. One type of apparatus solved the whole problem—no more
costly care. It stands up indefinitely, whether
used on poles or on the ground--sufficient
reasons for yearly sales exceeding Ya,000.000.
Such results May depend as much on a phase of
en engineer's past training as on his immediate research. Take the radio horn which gives the natural
tone to Radiola sets. It was Slepian's mastery
of mathematics, in which he specialized at Harvard, which contributed toward that big advance
in the early days of laud-speaker popularity.
The man with "hidden reserves" is constantly
finding them called upon to "climb peaks and cross'
mountains" in institutions like Westinghouse.
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OUR ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE
TO THE ALUMNI
Supplement to
00111C1 OF
Execurrvi Sec:lunar(
Joie( R. /loom
HAVBRFORD
NEWS
March let, 1926.
'HAVERF'ORDIANS EMPLOY HAVERFORDEANS'
TUESDAY, APRIL 13TH. Note the date on your calendar as Vocation Choosing Day at
Haverford.
Your participation will aid in making this important annual event a real factor in
helping young Raverfordians to find work fitting their abilities.
Alumni Vocational Committees have been directly responsible for placing about 10%
of
the Senior Clasees of the past few years. In addition to this 10%, they have given
valuable assistance to many more. The value of their functioning is evident.
Between now and April 13th, give some thought to the QUESTION -- ARE YOU OR DO YOU
KNOW
OF a possible prospective employer for one or more Haverfordians as described below:
CLASS 1
CLASS 2
CLASS 3
THE EMPLOYEES
Alumni with one, two, five, or more years experience, now employed, but
whose reasons for desiring a business change are sound.
Seniors, Claes of 1926, whose careers will commence June 12th, 1926.
Undergraduates desiring summer employment of all kinds.
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CLASS 2 -- A STATEMENT
Haverfordiane are present Seniors at College; of whom,
are ready June 12th, 1926 for permanent employmenti of whom,
8 are already definitely placed as follows:
4 in engineering
2 in marketing
1 in journalism
1 in teaching
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are not definitely placed ae yet; of whom,
13 desire an opportunity in business; of whom,
9 prefer production or accounting work
3 prefer marketing
1 physical engineering research
11 have professional ambitions:
5 as teachers
3 as journalists
2 in dramatic work
1 in radio engineering
are planning to continue study:
4 medicine
4 preparing for teaching
3 engineering
3 law
2 architecture
1 agriculture
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YOUR PART
is simple but absolutely essential
to the success of the work. These
candidates are geographically unencumbered and impartial. If you
HAVE OPEN or KNOW OF a job in any
line anywhere, call Ardmore 1441 or
Alumni Vocational Committee°,
c/o John R. Hoopes, Haverford, Pa.
: have
: opening
: Class
I :
for : Class
know of : openings
: Class 3
Please stop in to talk it over.
Furnish details on bent prospect
for position as:
USE THE COUPON
Lois
Address
THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE EARNESTLY SOLICITS SUOGESTIOhb FROM
ALUMNI AS TO HOW IT
MAY MORE EFFECTIVELY SERVE THE COLLEGE AND THE ASSOCIATION