HAVERFORD

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LIBRARY OF
liAVERFORD COLLEGE
HAVERFORD
VOL. XIX.
HAVERFORD (Apra
WAYNE/
WS
PA., FEBRUARY 7, 1927
NUMBER
MUSICAL CLUBS OPEN
CONCERT SEASON WITH
ATLANTIC CITY TRIP
JUSTICE W. L SCHAFFER MD
FRANK IL KENT ADDRESS MIDWINTER DINNER AT PENN A. C.
Nearly -two hoodred and fifty Haverford alumni ...ambled it, the ertil
room of the new Paoli Athletic. Club In Phil/nein/in laid Internal night to
attend the fortieth emote, midwinter droner of the Alumni AttemintIon ot
the College.
Following the dieemegleddressee were delivered by the Honor-Able Williem
Nebeffer, Justice of the Mipreme Court of the State of Penney-Irani, Frank
R. Kent, viee-preeklent and We.hing ton correspondent of the Baltimore
ea,
S and Deere Frederlek Palmer. Jr. ectiog predd.t of Ilaverford College,
Janke Schaffer mode an eloquent appeal for the preserratien of existew
mnritutloisal safeguard. in the edrotalstration of criminal Men, end eon.
deond the preset effort to re.estahliall the interroeation of a crimini
In open root,he the ladee le fine leelmce. He nointed out that such
a ....merlon come. from persous who do ant think their Probleme through
and have no knowledge of legal precedent.
Indieldnal Right. Bettie
Selections From "Hernani"
and "II Trovatore" Prove
Mast Popular
LARGE AUDIENCESATTEND
AtIdelk comas.. as
vn,.. of edema et
kaist.te PsItadelthla hot 11auirelar n1004
eeeeeroe
Piss
PROBLEMS OF COLLEGE
or ate
OUTLINED BY DEAN AT '21 ELECTS WEBSTER "I"'"
::::;`:°°,,::,.i.":,'1z`-ori':1'%':,:z ANNUAL ALUMNI DINNER PERMANENT PRESIDENT 7. 4".'''
ml etnggla for
ti Schaffer show.
e * niii011 of William mid
Vlarrmlhe*Er7glinh throne in 16.
unde possible Int the find time the
3110sruster levees or do
CONCERTS THIS WEEK
DUBOIS TO ADDRESS
CLUB TUESDAY
kl..7.:‘"r
"d:""4"With
- Tee eon...'ha.
been seheduled
e( john Semen, Lord Chapeellor, frontfor the College Illusi.1 Clubs in the
eel the principles whieh meke up the
Bill of Riehts and nada it Impossible Present Administration of J. Evans, ColIison and Swan 70`,i.",,,r7k,;,,, „w„`'a`•wn
,,,';',„FB`r,
b7M,Y; Noted Author and Editor
[hr b.f.
Rhinie Discipline Not
i•• • lodge . loth, . men r°
Community Centre. and Friday, Feb.
Will Discuss Racial
to Head Other
men
11.
they
will
perform
in • don
01 • mart and interrorate him for hi.
Satisfactory
ooneert with John. Honking to be held
Problems
Classes
mime.
New
,,, „ „,„,. ,•,..;•, 0, th, &„,,,, :,,,`!"
c'n'n' Clnb, in WU'''''' W. EL Burghsrdt OnBota. the UM.
He tired the '''' '''''"'" "..- ''' JUNIOR COLLEGES HIT
which this Held bad been exeleiseci
- -eral Club's fourthsmelter, will ad-programme
will
he
Class
W.
F.
Webster,
A.
R.
Middleton.
The
regular
a n Judge, sad showed '''''''' ''.. ter- Snetrait. before . lace. .erain of J. L. Lobar....end Z. E. Foreythe were riven vt the sm. Metre comm. with dress the Mob 'faraday of ale leek
the subject. "Modern Problems of
Ale weaven hieton ha proved this iloverford College Alumni at the foe- elected presideat, vice president...re- the 'Tiarerfordign." playing for a
privilege '-front which the mob mind Beth annual midwinter dinner of the eery, and treanurer, respeetivele. Ac- short dan. aftenrarde. Members of Haea end Color,"
Dr. DuBois in an anther, lecturer
of tone by propaganda is trying to Alumni Aseociellon In the grille room cording to the conetitution these men. the two duke have been Invited to dinfor the ]net hell of theta net at the homes of the COMOIDAH ead editor of the "Clain." In each
elected
Seder
th
letic
Club
Ind
doom"
the
counitetional
safeof
the
Peen
A
strike
meoine the Ciao member% following the dose.
head he has pined a widespread musenior Lefr;tour :tric411„y,h,bee
pan. In Amine hie plea Jntiee der night, Dean Frederick Seim, Jr.,
Ic
t...fan. He re.ived hie Ph.D. from
of
11:tladi
reuh
lr: Haman 1p I593 and for the Int thirth"r'r' drArreci 717bater preradent of the Students. at T:ITZZ:77.711'bettt '1
se.gro.1....aped
5.•llir.
"`""`
P".""“
eh„,,,,,
octet
salethat
the
theory
of
the
tenor
collemt
le
Asmontloa and Commit nd Is lesder some time. Alternating numbers by the. ty year. Ike lettered at enrly ed the
dhhth,,,, to petered
sod of the Instrumental Club. He is oleo two nob
end a specialty masker lor larger Amoral. univeraitiee sill colwe want "a raen.m. Araerithn
...de awl asked whether
deseelbed proposed Ante legislation for eh/drama of tbe Carrirotr. COmMIllea. the Ions Hoek., tempi.* noce
ono.,
legee at internatioual gatherhan In the
of
a Member of the Athietie CeNnets crests sill make up the programme. chief cities of Europe. nod before
, wrar.
. the ten
„ wheels mid colleges and
Went.,
ono
e
able search eh.ged, or the leWthet
rnident
of
rid
elan
derHenri.
eller
the covert will last till smres of women's club.., churches. sod
od
ratom
most be faced by the witneseee
last
year end wee 1 eckel with the Hookine orthestra Y. 34. Cl. A.... He hoe tnvelled c
of
-a
o
fag
be
netood
tel
Arrsrd'raf than
elute..
ten.
a a. Junior Prom Conmolt• I„,otehiog the moot,
him with crime enfih
throughout
Eeren.
Wert
bee.
IA.,
A
„„
per
two
coneee.
tony
are
fend
with
the
rowalb. he said 'rent..
•
earl.. and dile countre.
are ao he made In the administration venal problem of embattle the beet her of both the teenier and football
Of Moen, Dasteet
of shk lew, changes shall n' be raw,. men from the cendkintes for admiadoo name.
He wee hoer of Cast Berrinttoa
which tele ewes tot iratirldratr. rights and of obtain. yowl sallefacton
Evan
Josh.
Prealdent
him meth. of einninating_the naderamblee
which
.bona has isnot Mad
He
hee
devoted
hie lifeto the etude or
-.-•••••-••••■•,..e--..,
-1
In-....7',.Se,,_.47.
iink
Ife-eatimeted dedt the Juan Cism Inc the wetted
nasal prebiems to much au eateet that
that see the mechanical teen of tel meseetdsr,
tr. neerntary of hie
thought done.
he has become an aethorIty. To quote
entree. ea.:nations, acit./ err- cute Met mote red chem. of the
pan."
per.)
the ertmlencer ra
Hewes, health certlatates, end teach- committee in chowe of the J.ior Prom
Zone 0.1e: -Fondementelly. Dr. DuPraml.st Men Sketched
teen em the Annual Report Shows Gain Bail le ono at the treat teachers of
,mee,
M1'
n'
ve'rf7rsi
d"jw71.7
Democracy in Americe-and • danceHe ill
Y0110063.6 Joeheo del/ogee:. addrem. plied,713a
ill Surplus; Rebate
r.cy which we have not yet prectieed
Dean Palmer reviewed the rote year a bend,ed and five applicants for the slat re +lee oreeident of the Y. Id, C,
Platen which will he open Other ofkers of the Senior (lass
one even rhdoned.
at
a••••N•d..we
Increased
of hi.
Wert Frank H. Kent waa in. itt the Freon:mom crass next fs/1.
Parnmally, I am grateful to him
ere A. C. Thom., vice preradentt W.
ennme o f melmtio. Pen..
tratured by the tontmaster. Mr. Kent
S. At , „thetthh, of he co.ohte,,,,thre for Hire! Hine. For his literary
no the hhhehh IL Broady, eecrets, nod
,„
Hee.
arts for-bin core-ell of the MOthotte
entertained his anal.. with lotermt- the
Store
Cornothtee,Areld.
on
Jarman
19.
ote
rt.,
telity with which we ere likely to 50,
sod the
tag and Intimate sketches of some of
Sophomore 011ione
A.
L.
Curtsy
121).
wee
appninted
menthe men orominent in the life of the problem Iles in perfecting . men..
of The Sophomore Cleat elected its of. ger in the More for the taming year and Peneh the mayeet matte.. end for
ththhh.
Nn do with whom he has come into e„.,,,,,,,,,, [„ „,„, ae,,,,,,,,,
ficere far the enettlag semen, on Jan. wan gm Cornered.. Scholar it ble biz aplendld enunciation of tbet
Peeme ventimentality that we On vet
onntort In Ms eePerie.. an Walth4- duce, law S.,Heteedord crania.,eery 20. C. It Collie.a was cho.t nreahruan year.
ton correspond.,for the Beiliratte the system of bovine each man who oyeeideot; T. C. H,,,,,,,,,,,, 0,„ renal. no r...f,.. ,.... po.,.. of Man- brother's keeper. if we will let him
of the illusion
e
won a candidate for admission meet the dent: D. H. Iledley, secretary : nod H. neer. S. Creek. '27. submitted the an- he the even rote
He declared that 'polities is the meet president and dean in a personel con- E. Enworth. trees/wee
mud Mort report to the Committee, that we ere our brothers brother and
hetet...Mg pod worth's-an game 1. the femme. D.n rghte.ra wrae,
, th.,thra Conine Is chairman of the Customs This contained. along with a descrin- unot reveal to us goite simply that tee
,,,,,... and deeded ...tepid the pre- method of tieleedoe hod on been et- Committee thin rear. He was captain ti. of the preemie which
ere
brotherti."
the More
the an- of
tire], ....let ..1 eteranied
Sophomore Clan Football team, bee made, two profit...aid lose state,
Neat Ardt,,,,,, that it le a dirty gamePOilltlerlit
of a pernoonl di.tootoo so aid mutthe
MURPHY RESIGNS
which does not conmen in average
wan Mat year chairmen of the wenn end two balanee Amts. These
mee. Altbongb ho doe. not believe la ehooslog the best of the men al, Freshman Debating team.
are
tweed
.
the
new
double.entry
Thereat. '213, Smonda A.
1%,thfraraw.
is the nelversal condemnation of Ore plying
Freshmen Eine Swan
bmkkeeprag system which Coot insti- Ail.. C.aviation
M ..... r of Natl.
In Power: beetle/tilted that there were l:Una for dealing with the problem The Freshman Class has elected F. teed 1.... u..th. •
Allen C. Thrones. '20. has been
.ht,ith
ilthth
ingh,Lhethrrth
e.,h.,7„.,-,7,,rai
AA .2,,,
ia a L•dulm- among them,. bat re- .....
k°, 1.V.
..,. ft...tram G. P. Rogers, T. Enna, and
Perelanot LinkIlltin Erased
elerted Circulation Demmer of the
marked
mmthieein.
the
"'din'
liaterford
News,
to encored kleere
.
TelablJahment
of
junior
colleges
The
1`•
1.1'.
W.Mot.
ermine,
.
el.
Pea.
Thi•
renon
entre
that
the
perm.
e„ee e, thMt
e Ho„,
pow,to-eleetions ...,..,....„6„ eh .„,,,,h A ,,,e,,, ,,,,,,,, dent. seentary. and treasurer. re- nest liabilitiee. which in Jamey. 1926.
Murphy. 'P. who rety.ly resigned.
,:',..
.„,,„...„,,„,„, „,„,„,,„.,,,,„d nsetkekr. fee the second half yearn. amounted to $515, were COLOOlelrlY Murphy will rennin on the Beeineas
the chewer-ter of men holding oelee is br.
eretotiortally high.
arum
will mean that only scholars will tow ...._8`r... Trae.
Mara Ifgara wiped on le the eod of the Yeer. to Board of the paper.
Selo. by Carnet.
I inn. their atudica beyond the two ...rat ... one a ...her of hi. den also reviews the numerous itopro
avthre - • Thome. hold. the hosed lane mowl
football team. He is also manager of mem.which hone beee meet,
of the
Prior to the introdooti. of th yeeee a Junior ootte.,,,
an for the Colkp, is Vice Presideet
Junior Clem, a member of the Store
epeskere, James M. F. Careener, 'T .
Altman UM.. Coinntittee
1- reth'..° tr.''',
repenting and replattering.
sod Custom. committees. and le Amis•
Pthfennr Of Fn..,a Harala'• .... After denier with
th
e problem of et a ...immune elm APPOINTED The ...° ratrahewrain .... i. ..tr- torot Play Maneeir.
epantanons appinuse from all ores. ed,o,„too. moo ,,,,.,,,,,,ed the nese rahrthnuarne ArrVIIIIICU
The in detell he the Mennen It
. hie mmaltiot .i Ettodei.. "Leth° esistier enfant of the wholnlaration
PROVOST OF NEW SCHOOL I. untie. th° net that the rebate a.- NEWS BOARD ELECTS
In • baritone solo. He wee been], -t sthiele discipline be . Ce.thme Comtem opera., At the thee that the reFOUR RHINIE MEMBERS
hack ante for an ett.re nod oblige o,,,,,,,, , ,,,BoAhootot., shale- F. M. Froelich,. 'IL to mead Avon purl Mlle .OadIltol the arara.. ‘Niote
slth another difficult number, which be ,,,,,,,. He ,,,,,,, that the ,„hAe of the
Prep. In Connection
watt 10 per cent. on 13110111 pureham. Else..., Jones, Miller, MUM)/ 1517011
Bang with admirable techni que. Dr Pneent training of Freshmen is doubt- Francis :d. Proelicher. '13, hati bon Recently thin bee been Memos. to
Palletises ere Stag
Carpenter west aecompeeled at th tot , that the memh,er err the 000. elms. Peeved of Ana's newly meth- 15 per net. doe to the store's pm. Three Rhinee were elected to the
pieno by Odin Cloth Ileranienn. noted mdfre look elmn their work as en of tithed tun hearth. endowed Ise...foto,omit,.
editorial bond end one to the sporting
,
Phone During the dinner a number er
ting omenment for the College. Sch.1 and Junior College for boys at In the year of Gook's maneeenhip bond of the lievereord Newa at the
meeting of the New. Beard before
of Hendon emit. were anon wade The rash of. training the new men is Aron, Oid Forme, Co.ection.
. the surplus of the ineltution hae last
•saminetions. W. J. Blackbuen. J. P.
the direetioo of John L. Sthelse. -25. en importmt one end requires the co. The neir mh.l. will open le Sep- grown from 11253 to wan. on M- Jon.
and J. Miller were given• places
end Charles F. Bader, Jr.. 124.
opermioe of the committee and the [ember, 1927, an a 3000-sere eatate In rrease of nen
on
the
editorial .10. white N. L. MaHenry W. Stoke, 'IL preirident 0 Deo..
the northwestern part of Co..11eat, The bel.ee eheet nn January 14 r. wee chosen for the eportrag been.
Orm more Trento. mey be edged to
the Alumni AtiliOeiatIOns acted as taut
Due to method of electing the Cue. accepting etmlente in only the first Poor wee no wow.:
the editorial board before the end at
muter. Among- the elan,Md... tome Committee, Dean Palmer said el eta forme fur the first yea, The doses.,
t , ome trope,. Junior Celine will open Septerelste. east .., ..... ,,,,,,, ... , I .......... .7111.111
of the Celle.. present ware: Edward that eo, mer e and
brflr. tryouts were not Marled until
eel
R, Woad. '50., Jed.. W.R. Th....ai.
eible. and memited the eeleetlon of 1928, triter the pereonnel and routine si,wtord.
.
110.11 Wei than motel Ibis year, no President
MI Wilhelm IL Coates, edt,
John the committee by either the president Of the Prebaretory School bee been well seemed marsh*
77.74 fhet°:nterifecollege'forlte'fire; me
J.
ear
.
If.
we Zook. 14. Lirk
or the dean from a Hat of ten Illtalee establIthed. The plant and equipmeet te1mentit non
several.
moot to gee thoroughly ac0302.711
in In complete and modern,
the chairmen of the Ifidwint.
emitted by the Studenta Conned. of the mand
mol ...
quainted with their endemic dudes beHeiler present conditioos the woret oldie the
Diner Corernittm of nine member..
fore ottemptin any ex-curricular etwill he altered tonna.
deities. titer • dozen responded when
few.rc of the /Mete. is he egect on elan. mode., progreesive linee.
hen pent.
the .11 for mndidates tr. Won Meer
the Sophomore. whom he Of
Francis 31. Frnlicher ta et preeent ewe]. '
leL
ea.
"To Thankeeivina
from wbleb number the
an Hine. ..st - lowest ebb Of ellti- beedrettater of the Onk Lane Cooet.
4th ANNUAL CONCERT
10011,2 four new hoard members were eefreted.
ate reeponsibillty."
School in Plithnelphia„ sad has
"".""
of the
rev
deed
vrommane
,
Roden of Year
LIBRARY WORK NEARS END
"HOTTENTOT"
TRYOUTS
droadnnioo
on,
noon.
or
Clra
se
President of the Protreesire EdIn
no mucking
PRINCETON
CAP and Bells Peetastiecation Belle In 1524 to Be
fad.. .1.16..1 Soden, of America. He se an Prellmleary Trial. foran
the most 11170
Tuesday •
Play to Be Held
Heeo prohlesetgore „,,,,, advocate of considerati. of
Completed This June
gent, tees. end ejLeotmd•ougnneetto, Prelbsinery try-note for the Cap and Only the first door of the stsek and
of the ',ogee., of the Hoththe
HAVERFORD
'The Hmtknhet
the
past
mar.
Ile told of the improve- or prime 'wraith.. Inc Wrath,
.
t.
MUSICAL CLUBS
....miry Ina gt:I=Itoroet
Co Tu
Froeunee lee tor will
ecaos1 and college,
men. o Roberto Dolt ofd the
to
FOYER .OF ACADEMY OF
tang of the work of erecting the new member of the Pb! Bette Hama Pm- F. M Roberta -H.E. Bee... of eke mains to be- reelanified, necordlag
of the
entsiee Lloyd Heil. Amoo,the e„. Met, and Founders' Club. He Wall Cap. Hilo number of people desiring parts Min H. ht. Booth,. in
MUSIC
wag. The Meend door of the Stack
dentle changes which he outlined were [sin of the footben team le his aeolor this ofil be mend • "reedier
sat e0MplaCed 140 seek, and It Is esti,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18
eeleYlloY
the
few
the immoinetten 01 bhp. ,,nlbyr.,,d
rem et Haverford nd eetablished ghat- for the
Iseted toot the work will be completed
at 0 IL M.
the middle of June.
symem. the re...intim, of the me _ put and broad jump records for the mast 'Prentising candidate. for each byThe
task Of reclassifying the library
TIPP. 52.50
Den
of a College, the former of which still hold.. denten,
em of .ceding, end the edooti,
,000 ceiume. wee Oemmned in
eme poll, barter the admisaion of Prior to hie prevent headoeiderehtn. he oo7keehru
r4":,!,
ri
ertrtir
oil".
jad
e
:
pp
Son
"'Ulm= 0PagltsIsTue. men from other ineCtutione to the was heed of the Park School, BARTmemo,hare beenwo nting
-if idll
continuonaly Mott
that time.
oppe el
et Haverford.
more. Md.' r
1.e their parts. be
d,
A. KIR '29 WED
NEw STORE MANAGER
gtr:;OLIrrs:4"rr-
Plating before Inn:encce of four
hundred and nine hundred pen°. the
Musical Clubs ushered Is their 1925
mason with concern at the Hotel Dennis end Hodder, Han on Fridey and
duturday 'evening.. Both the Inn.ntentel and Glee Club. showed marked
mnprovemeets over ell former exhibiting- at practice concern. The numhere best received were temps from
Troratoce,'• played by the Ipetrumental Glob, and herd... °Oh HMI IA
Se Free,from Demuth sung by the
Glee Club. •
The .ncert Friday evening ot111
opened by the Instrumental Club with
,ha oM feverite the "March of the
Simene,s which was encored with the
pap.. nether, -Hello Bleed....
The Glee Club made Ite debut with
Gelber. "Cott. Dolly." • song In
quality inferior to Um eat Of the program, hot rendered nth mfficient techstp net
He
the "yon, of the Jolly Rogers b
t
!•01.1ery'?"
prt'e'd t.n
o. 1=7Mo
BoVe
son on the Glee thub'a program.
Pie. Belo Pepsine
One of the most popular numbers
wee the piano solo by Thom.on, who
gave es hie ant number ...Mae..
-Dame limahre,' which was enrored
with the equally well received "A L4
Glen Al
one," rticlili"111 Ttitil'"re;
eaten. from Victor UMW.. width
was encored with 'Finny."
The program was varied with •
llo 11.1by Ruediger, HI, lint apse.
her wee
Neiden. by Max Bromit.
which len followed
Fialet-Seen.
'sue
vrh
plaeed with
greet feeling in ad time to his already
excellent technique and which proved
m t pa aloe 2116 hen camene.
p
ZUbth; wis
"°11
.rhi.
tee' enembe, ma not sing" ea a
whole. -Copped Moon" wee popular,
but was oteralmdowed by the far am
eerier rantlitle. of 1.0E Had Us. Ye
Pm"
II Trevaten Peptise
The lustramental Club rose to the
fr,17,:db,Zgt="71
n:ch rnuire, es dent Ittr
'splendid way in which the el. performed on this number erone aa the
read, of hint Preen. and excellent
r ".f.,:rrnq reeitele the eon., woe nnanoint', opened be the Glee Club Angie% Verdn"SM ';_c„"Tne
ont.of-themelluary number. which
proved peril,. The addition, to the
program no Saturday eight were
'121nrjory, Wake Cp." s humorone soz
Zr,afr.:i
ge 'Wldiltfr:Prr
lloh which Meowed the need of more
intent., practice.
Rom.,
bn'a thane as It number Mewddeeo orct Room ire D Mier la two
wax extremely well done,
DR. JONES Y SPEAKER
Philosophy Profaner Expeeteg HOMO
From Oriental Trip Today
Dr. Rohm II. Jones Is expected to
retort. ta College tone frote hie kieN
of hte
r'llZe'enrk.ontit- Iggrill■y'P"
evek.
toing at the Y. M. C. ,A, meeting iv theFelon.
In order thet .11 may hare thebre'Ve'tingsTrI°1,.
dap thine
the basket
bail mete gt 1=`„,2`,
COLIZOIC PALSYDAI.
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iro
letaklantok
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Cm; latramaral linhatben Ms
arm. cm. vs, per. Lima 7.0.
am mesa. m. end. Lent eso.
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ALUMNI NOTES
Hz IV. Edward, named 1550.1,
Indhembilln,
It him Mete
Devember 21. He was In bin TOth
year. Mr. Edwards wen Prenidem of
wee
bin Chum. Dud whit. 10
Find SeL-I-r In the fleI.oll it Heell:m
71;: for font 1'«sir«. For
ber of years he hap lawn near,„
1 b4"
';01.1
Ago. for India. of the Providern
Life and Trust Coin...
Frederick II. Strawbridge wab
elerted 110norta Vire President• of the
I itiledelobla I ern mud Other. Ant
citioit at the mewl annual Peen.
of that orranization.
1102. Charles Wham. Stork A.cussed the men. of thy Ilein, A m er.
emits 1001
Arthur Perry & Co.
OR COMfORTEATES
START OF ACTIVITY
ON CHINESE MISSION SEVILLE THEATRE'
ineeStinent Bankers
ISIS Linnet Street, Philadelphia
Boston, New York. Proride.e, Portland
taps at Shanghai and at
PrOgrantrrag
to Canton
ig:, r,„12: it„rantv.,,"..,-*
0,. 1,-.:,;.: "NEWS" READ IN CHINA
Week
New
Wednesday
Featuring Mee B. Francis
Thursday
AN ANSWER
HolyLand
an
T".'tu. 'anc=lanPaIrrbittlr
appmprIetionn Motu the .St
Pu t I a pp the nophomore eines
Saturday
The College Boob
lette1rs100 SPECIALISM. 10
YOUNG IIEN'S
seta Tem.,
Habordosarry nosseios /mowed
Bei*. Alms
1334.1316 CHESTNUT STREET
FHILADELPNA
CASA DEL REY
C. G. WARNER
DRUG STORE
IlAVERFORD
Hotel Rooms For
Transients
Breakfast Luncheon
and Dinner
Special for Teachers
and Students
Our Green Room Is Now
Ready for Banquet, Card
and Dancing Parties
Phone Ardmore 3160
WE DELIVER
Telephone Ardmore 1372
Edw. K. Tryon Company
iiieverforgl College Official
Outfitters
Sparta.' Gonda
17.7;14:7 ....
■
auttointoxicanani
the inmne. of the Volliese deluding
O
„Th.
Dr. Elibe Great bee obtained hate nom hnve hen flaw's, iu.
to
from hi. Minn me Frotteop of Bildt- Otwieti "Po •
of Litertaure and Di for of the loll. use
ram l'17„
half
1.1.74,1,17.4-111.1,
!e'rthl:1•1 is•V
Th« tenni itself Imo lint been Atone
That the Customs Committee has acted this year mainly for the amuse- au„ 4. fly
in 7,;I:n.1114ruFe'cl 'fir;
ment of the College, as gated by the Dean et the Alumni Hid-Winter Fl
attire iu B01, 111 art his r
Dinner, cannot be denied. Bob thin can in no way he deemed beets for .4■14.4.14.
3. .111- 'rnr raest1e:tion. were len,
Faculty control of the Committee. The difficulty doe. not arise from the
".1133e. tw
"3i 'h. hi"
.11,00 0
method of selecting the personnel. A group of men in control of gov- iriV011 1717dt """717 1":771:: c 1;1 rue."
".
A..r1
erning the actions of incoming students !should be elected by the students
,7;.T4
ItTrZi'
710 t'"
aetiu{ 5t0.141.55.5. .5.5
As the debatine minden uovr .etande.
themmives and should not be chosen at the dametipti of any member of Irk Paner.
present
the
is
as
Cooped
the Faculty. but at the discretion of the Student
L nn°brew wde Ise
buhe Br,"ol
regulating body.
in t'hitrMiphie. ,a
The toilette. of the Custom- Committee .Could not include making tT:
Ir`b.r.` 07- t"'; m."Zti 4
7L1.1
:5.11' it by lla
.1111:1.5111;"■.11.
ludicrous a new man solely for the merriment of upper elanmen. So.
.
Aril.,
Pim Esprlitleet in Past Year
1"."•""
methods accomplish no purpose and are childish. The agenda consiera M
pr. (Raul will rad n1 hope turn, II I 51
15
directing new men Into the traditions, customs, and spirit of the College la 11111111111‘
. .51.1,5`1. .111
Ile
citt.
Hie
worL
f
tzainee asst
molererndonne
guidance rather than in the adroin 'tering of farcical antidotes.
tiononnin bete bon imile posnible
,Lair Item.
V.;;;11;;g
:;,;,,:.,
demoeratic an institution as it is .111.11tIfir ronmatiuno wilt:11*re at bi
T11 Custom! Committee is
possible to make it. Surely the preponderann of four upper Clarantap
is enough to outweigh occasional flighty judgment of second-year men mol ,1•1•Kohl allaill la the bins of 1,1.
PRESS CLUB MEETING
eluloe• No le. Gt. flee emanate
Perhaps the solution of the whole matter lies in the swam to the old Muni,.
exedition. an. et work
Jesnugn to Lettere
system a a senior eirairrnen. who being ferther from freshman Ye., p, the, pap, lap yereo ..../ ...._ Metropolitae
Balers ChM This Illfater
would look on the situation with more foresight and bromi-mindednesas weed mow. .seine lo nu. tiro or the
TI7
7 .11
om, thouninde ol 3enrs• before 1111,11. and
: haw
..?
;irt •i
Ea. r
he^.!Bee
o .1
r .Toterrennet. of the Hebrew..
t r tr
Ram
vt,7,7,47:1;:1411-71,11=
1.
,,i: 11:!:
,Itt!litrE> .
MAY ORGANIZE JOINT BAND nn
of the " '
FACULTY CHANGES
t; 171"fr
of three nen in that notary.
lr.4
Dona Plane Hosertarads, srdi 1110.3 while on Sobbatini trine from
„
s7,,„“'„%j!rs,„",„.7,„„i,„,„,...
...WI; who Los
Prof. mow Rufa.
-„ts
Iloverford be mem ten weeks in the
mars Musical Group
country emit mid seem of the Jorno.
leen Myelin. in CI., Marina bin
non hd
A enoMinal Daverrown.ameniune. Jfenit1f.1
Rabbit eel lesee, will nettin mice dunes
,
11w
1
da!pmhiliAty1wil
with
ark
d
h
hoginnion of Ike SenW tiobn dt o,nTym olm i
of Ma nurses 11
y .11
"'"'"."
I"
011.5
Nowt lost-pp. Or Bank who ante red J. Swan. iontruetor of manic at
' ,
11
l'.1"terlaw. T9
1.101 for lino tinting the tint
torah Or reality
MA
Neboinethe
tier
nunof
th.A .w.t'sr';;O'llVttnr.meeeing
eillePPPer C.C•nralt
work hr ban done of bur year. on the
semenier. will instmet M the mow ...tires
frt. the iestmental
auk.,
nurse.. ai thotelter
tieing or both co.... te bo Weld
an.PHI---Lite Old Wd...• .110
Dr. 111111 will inn dunn the
111 1.1, W. A. Reiter!. Imam.. Haverford is IMO of the nupporting
Pork ..Id.
srsonarr
and
LBOAP-Pall.
empa.
liarerford
at
arebeeologiEttell.b
of
.01
Ilniptior
for
week
ItVir
t"rrki"U'r
010'
1;
thr Hoverford Phonber Illunie
otontex. which ofjet,.
."b Ten:lao lora
minx note::(Trien;- leZ p
oat expedition. 1
LPN. 0'.14
OH.TWOW-1.....
.enrol nt rbr weed.
will
the Lreent. A manner neintel 'On or
ore all piesini rool.renre ropers to
01 PPP to el
with
yenr
th6
Gen
held
p11lP
ebtn Inerwe
lece
Bibliral 1.1terntore. will 11, 11.00. SIOUX INDIAN TALKS
FaeT-Pnwea
toren and IP it to the
L 11 (I
te.110.
1110011. hat a aohnlotte will tube
OF MISSIONARY WORK
OMPICIP-.11.... War la benulla
charge of bin elainern 111 100 11rodume
II
PPM.
phi..
hi.
with
No definite arenngemew.
LYRIC-eel" Mustsm..•
'0.010, the War A10 11, drAns' Brad"
• 1 been made
MOInge-,M suslerm and.baberolonr
Prat will lake ton Palo 1'IIil4 hF'nr[en: WI-hl dal trtubl 1r;
orgra9T-12ams 1•Mme am Capp
RHINIE DEBATE PLANS
semer•
Perna la Kea Pan lea."
in the ne
baliral leen durg
rill teem Man, at the College 60 Senn. le,. on. Will Hold Impromptu Donne at Meet.
POVIZO rlClmaa
ne and Pratt...
Mg oa Wentieuley Evening
.-171115-'`Ola It • We,Wth With
hie h*.
tirtt1eir„101:5=1.4o:thrturnllittir■-■."'A
lap Wary
Labor
w.
ProstePor Bernal. who apt been
alti.015.-Paaep
Tag ran
R7it".11
inelroction at loith lieverford mat a
t'rettrigut:ir■StO■14.1. "U.".. "'"
l
betanItia
I. -TS.
15.1.Y10,1 Iluring the lent hen year,
In theErn pert nr hie eddress. Mr merit &thick WnIstenday evening. The
L.. WP
• Welaptay
hi* work si Princeton !Frasier
tte inaiIi
od
la
Pp.
eava
Velatritir11:17.,7"11%1:ti'
1,7m""
he will mend the nest grimmer
nod he
has
1115.41. len, rem, ad
la
0111 nl".71:.
nr:cIe yor been noonow.nl. Ile. '
with thIleirilizallim of flor
saitomr,. mantas, Talmadge Is
ezelunirely et Haverford.
rt Pable,"
Dr. L. J. (1 Ord. will PPP Dr. Iseter lie deecritsed the inlealoanry woe dieron.ril for the drilla.. with Princeh
ton
PPIC.-.W1111...1..,- PP Clean
Barrett in tnehing FA.151501131. I. The
nano
Sidtur east
nt'
reat: 10na1 .ram Febnlnrr 01 TO Marrb L.
class will los divided into five part. ittlit trie.111d1hatgis7i'Attglt=riT
..4.
aPPILIT-P....r,
alterPet
At t•o boa
of lie •
o
Dr. Barrett sal Dr. Gordon will each
molar. l.so rrmso is -III
Jantia
'LA IL
f.tn. De
'in"hare Pen. of two nein.. and Dr. ''''''''''''''''''' ensined by C. 11,
Mots Mauer.' iliambir tie n.
I
in.'debate cm the use.ti931.
Wittman will Mitch the other, Dr. T110111,150, '21. me the piano. sena eev.( voirteit
smek Patna 1, 'Fah San-0
wore
here
we
Won
o
course
Mr
mme
thin
during
fror
amen
Indian
end
the
in
instructor
mu
Gordon in
..., tawny. rain rt..
-nu oaten ark:
course at the l'oherahr of Penney, the treeing. H. rimed the Prot,m hope from edema.' Thi. was Milowed
h will come s oheute .from 011k the Impeder wog, -By the Ws., bye n spirited general dimutolon Iron,
n oels
l
thoon
of Minnetonka."
Ph d rapdi s efo r hie c es e
,„ ,„ „
th...
P
and Friday
Exit Smiling
-01711:r.
'"'" "'"
7
The Musk Master
t"."Vrit.3',i„,r11, 1g.1:,%.T7t:;..1,,"101 H
1)1i GRANT SAILS
PALESTINE THIS INEEHL'""
of February
Monday, Tuesday and
-
Archaeological Survey
MacDonaldtkampbell
I i It N MAWR
Hong Kong En Route
Fund of the College to meet the expense of courses in subjects not stipm '"'IL17.31.re'er H. Thorpe wan mnnimi ItOn'
21":;
Comfort molt
011 Watehee1re. "They ell an T. flattened News out
latest by the preen.. of the Hose. Brown Fund. sod by limiting the
Iv prttlT bar bath
award of graduate scholarships to men alone. the Board of Managers ha. Lir
orilL lappeaing. et Haverfon1- At
ttix
Shang.. Dr. Cinufort Ilea ww Dr.
recently taken the initial step toward the ultimate amtdatunetieo of the lane, (ice
Thomas Winter Brown Graduate School and Haverford College Were,
ie 17 1 .1i
For the pant decade, the Graduate School has existed to an isolated Ile Wannuelter nullo Station of MAO HL. Kong hr
poor, n1
Je.tliprY,
;
tenet e Chiner dirertor of lite
21.
,
inetitution located on the Haverford camp., but entirely distinct from
I e B. Ponder Ili
ted
""4"the College. The main polite of contact between the handful of students wit-h
a York oa. of fan
end nape,. b; probie 1'.11: of teethe'at the Utti.holding graduate scholarships and the larger group attending clesnes .on imino. el; Company
1.1;ft3,7elInt 3.;t1Pe,:een .ernity Ise Comfort Bopped groin thin
n111t1
17,
the hill" have been 1h/et the mune profeneore have given co... at the
run
, a 5..
IVI
stir,
.wo:70:41'.7.74 nI
Graduate School and in Chase Hall, and that the students at the College York.
emifemate on ielmatio.,
b"r" 3" Mr and 47. for
A .1"'I'
have been haunted frequently by the spectre of women graduates invad- Mee, Alfred
1100drU. Jntw, prohlems.
unry 10.
ing the sanctuary for male whalers ntabliehed at Haverford in 1033.
011elatis From paella
110A. Sewell G. Allen I. Po tone- yp p„,, Ku.,
Both these contacts have canned a vague uneasiness among the under- alter of Ike Bale. (lanoline Compeer. soot
y tra. nter by rilleiale dot eito.
!Be pre.ot ed- ion. and on serleing
the past, and have led to a half conscious resentment against of dotem..W.
graduate.
rb,
the existence of this ummimilated group of graduate students within the
Tkr tan,
• „„ a
lf„"„rs,'„,,, °I. It
i
precincts of liseerford. mi. feeling hen found recent expression In the 1.15.1(115.10..15111.115.; the eagag1eineul
„„„,
Peter
to
Henrietta.
daughter.
their
of
efforts of the Curriculum Commit,. to discover a mean. by which Pro•
(7.5.11. Dr. l'oshirt..
Atriel.
Irstsun B. Morn. Is
„th,„.
feseors would be able to eliminate duplidating College °purees at the
r-nagn.,'rem... the
•
Graduate School, and in the attempts of the Student's Association to solve meted with the lomin E. Pent Arran opatip
the problem of admitting the women graduate etudents to class. In
mei by a larger crowd, ...Atha of
rom the prerogative of the men underChase Hall or excluding them from,
-nolents nod faculty of the University
graduates
n1. 0. Pr et
uIet
By throwing open all undergraduate courses to holders of graduate
Isalepoot et .1.5.er Floret .toil,
.
mh
Lo n the ottenitiz nproaIeh.
scholarahipe. limiting these scholarships to men. and .ranging for students at the Thom. Wierar Brown Graduate School to eat in the Col•
loge dining room nest year, the Board of Managers has recognized the
THIRTY DOLLARS GIVEN
difliEus Which appertain to operating Don separate and distinct-instill,FOR DEBATING EXPENSES
Mono
teaming on the Haverford camp. Their action in reorganising
the Graduate School provideg for the unification of the interests of those Will Spend Three Months in
holding graduate scholarship. and the undergraduates. and M a step toward the assimilation of this neon, isolated group of students by the
College•
FEBRUARY 7, 1927
'7 57
err 21
`II. J. Wolter Trhltette hen heel
The prose. 01 tine trip. up tu sod
Azoncy Vire N71111101 of the Arno.. tbe"
Int emote of his se.
New Re gland klunt01 Life ienumn. lire Minion. ill (lento, In the Leder.
told la
Company. Mr. Tebbettn had been An- nos of Liegnen Univentity.
1114.1.1N0e.
niment Art wry If the etonpany Por the latest letters of l'onideet Comfort
Warr Ware..
11122. He entered lineerford
TL=st"'."
lean 0, Din, Comfort. Prellutimrien hay
wen T lerplau,
Warp Po..
la, ben diepentool with nod Dr. Cone
Ire Earth,. College.
.alert C.
re•
been
Imo
Ilitiet
E.
12. Robert
Pen. the work
forre teanstia.1011
=COATI. P.P..
natty elected Prenitient of the Lett.. which ha. brought it to Chi..
Plea C. I.e.. Vs
,er Township Sam. jinni. Leet tear
to the
In Shanshai. lie nil, of golog ri.
elected to die b.n1 for :Ina oak, of Me Iniernstional
Po NO. met.. weans PP. P.P.. par p Pape leate. et Do mearbea be Iran1114.
ItIbleddae otate.f. ISO PP Papa. Pea.. Wpm P1.1 and Pp.. Pops 1101. r 'lll. Annou.,vmrot in
Are of the r
arle. Rav
4aL He Ala vlr
Pp .7 nor ente ter ewe.. MOS-en. pp 10 ea.. T,:f.Mr.1"1,7411n1Z,V
lat. Pewee tar PP., et tenant J. liordon Maxwell. 1'. P. N. enter...et!'et tearat sm " Horde'
matter It th. PPP,
Wowed •• epee
din
houn. Taking a drive through the
the
of
ntemmer
pop,.
wee
Slas...11
Hr.
Way.,
et
PeeenThe
the
to
ern..
menu
elm
eneileinte.0
ubLeh /t, ceotteer Nrrtnerelook
the 1015 1100M.
tia-cor Tram
Hr lea member of ths Min of the 110 beleg -Ma Earop.u." he look
Wester of 111.10 APP4 lataroPieliele neweeper
A e- two Ft Anion, Sr. Androes plop. et Pe American Net, T. 91.
bans
ad
Society. Military (Inter of Porrtas P. 5 where ho conferred with mute
nowt., re not eaourtly waresel
Hear: and the Meriden
Amerlmn and Vielnenr sec-mow-ire.
'IS. Mr. sod Mrn. J. Slar.1.111
Meets Chasm. '24
ASSIMILATION
Thi. a e s t moraine fo. es.. pe t
man sm befog congratulated on the
„„
„„.
tar. of twin.. tons J. 3Inenhall, Jr.. ei„,
walk
f„ ,.„„„,,.
by
.• danghter. Sara Elizabeth. on ,bo„„it, lb;
By providing for the application of part of the Honer. Endowment nod
,
U.OIL!!"7.17M77
- 30
I
•
w
- No use trrina em mar rsal slam
whits you', lumping woweself
IPP•clead From self-arse:seed
poisons.
Put voursmurn on a Pwrieng
Kano your divan. organ, fun.
tioningproyerly. Make .22.u-tang
to Labe.. your daily die.
SHREDDED
WHEAT
BRAN, SALTS. VITAMINS, PROTEINS and catt60.
HYDRATES small contained in Shredded Wheat
appetking and digestible form. Crisp, delicious
shreds of vital body-building nutriment. Two
daily biscuits of Shredded Wheat eaten regularly will make you fa and keel, you fit., Be&
now and wet
V
OUR ADVERTISERS DESERVE YOUR PATRONAGE
Mahe it a daily habit
▪
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•
HAVERFORD NEWS
FEBRUARY 7, 1927
Pass
COLLEGE SPORTS
EDITOR,
LEONARD T- 1 OD ER
HAVERFORD DRIBBLERS
PRIMED FOR BIG GAME
Swarthmore Slight Favorite
In Annual Court Classic
on Saturday .
ATTENTION ALUMNI?!
itoall
et,
The
bask,
following
pow be play. In
yy
lope agYm.
PM. 9,-Osteopathy
Feb. 18.-Witahingten.
Feb. 20.--Ursises.
Feb. 26.--Sterme.
WILLISJOILWADT.A.
SAPP) C. ASWAN
W. WiD1DISLy. MAN=
N: MARTIN 301.3
ROGER C. CROWN
HAVERFORD SUCCUMBS RADNOR AND P. C. LOSE "`OVIETAWATNrESDAY WENONAH DOWNS J.V.'S
IN ONE-SIDED CONTEST
TO STEVENS' ATTACK TO HAVERFORD SCHOOL Cony
We Hi...fora
twe victories in ale games
bank.to their credit.
bail men wilt meet the Phi/odelohin
Scarlet and Black lumps to Main Line Team Overwhelms
. flompathy WedneadoY. iot Anglemoyer, Star Forward,
Radnor, 50-31; Quakers rvi!t",:,°,.
Lead in First Half:
Tallies 24 Points
0re exceptionnice good, don to IL Wafer
Pearce Stars
Lose, 32-28
onsuceeeetul mo. for im upponeute
for Cadet Five
Marro m
Mnrch 5.-Delaware.
In the Comer played to dote.
LET'S HAVE A BIG
..,0 ,.„coed
.0010,0.1
Coach Hatay' )lens,, and Cold clad
to a mmeided a.m. the Wenmah
lieteopstirt ham been derogated four
Qs Saturday -evening t he SwarthSlat thili. to the tutor Military Academy lanskethell team ea.
TURN OUT!!
reverse in he final mime prior to the dilkohle. regiotered e double win doe. .thiCht
more sted Haverford basketball onm•
r . Swarthmore
uoidjeer
emiolnetions.
losing
to
Ste.
tug
the
week
of
3.0ary
17
in
the
toe
Settee will Hat up for their onuttal
'1;ro -o
fu: 'V ettici.wed
11:71.11,,,L....17.
e, won b.. moo
of 1
clash, with Sivert11100ro the
tlo=rdad
"12r;; re7.
"'""'
Ina •
The Scarlet and ,
Meek rot a fast
peer
Mt-11.
711; fZ.rtil
7 erre7au'd 11;t7c1t7.,...: w en:
1.- V
At
faro Nil,
.
Go-AFt„.
h.
I.,
..
toworzhoo
ang.t..so Mite later Lt.haelt
woereapectiv
wen by the Met D M.
not barlog a re'so"Marocetter
defogged
by
ndt.
year detest
re emerged on Met.. o11
Thew
timers tend to stml tn. frequently
the•tort-up.
fared near the end of the first holt,
tong end of a :C.2-28 count at she
1 Them
count of 23.20. on the Huverford court.
o dwided
week,. in the Milliken. alaIn.I.Iner bark gamed.
sod trolled
half.fime by one polo!, e.-Wom or Fenn Mae.,
thetmtathit attack. wha. should have pouted Ism the game earl the fie t
The game We ...on will be etnged to
Redaur „rm,wee loosely &Men to n rallying against the Mona bolt rt. the femoral toll route. and
never regsining the lead.
the Mere 1.40116 gym. Swarthmore,
p
,
ropp,
w15
serer
1.3
per's
defeart.
The
game
there
AS
ty
the
Harerford
defence
with
this
W
' The word of the Swarthmore drib!
seriously
threatened. piling up e 20-24 fort be excellent preen.. m for the turreted.
°sr& Iron, directly Sod
woe through
In the
tie. half due to
blere to hero impressive to date.
fast nottosi duel with nwertbouore on San
An.,..nyer and Peoplen,
in front or the barker, The lend pnweleg stuck. Tactile were 4.11110l
eri yede, end In rolimpileg the Strentb
tatering Hie 04,00 and one defeat. The
treeonah
forwards
quickly
tan .1,
the ettriode.:
ther.e.r;,. of the Delaware team
only control the team loin woo to Thomas Appointed Chairman changed bends rapidly lo the next few duet:
It. re, of.hfrenit,y-fiz 3
Lei
thItralnue by the mare of 411.10. Oste"rd
4.,:"L;
of Committee; Lloyd
mdt,
attend, dloplayine the"-fastest,
and"-'
moatVi41"."
•
amity, Deese!, Sluldenburg. Stevens
nut,
¢t for
en. only nI p.n..
and Sumerhaons here been vanice
totters
in the
powerful
amok
Hort
hay
ehowo
this
fourteen
marks..
Low
e.
COMin Hoeme arm the high wart
""'"1 Rumex. l'Alae the post sea- Edged
- in Two Sections
tin
quished.
e,
n.111.4 eho.
leer.
eHted Geld
°P
At' of
.PkIsi
ri.. oi however, the firet three game Edged f fr'6e Irani Lies% Its
The repo]m of tie rote. played by
follow
this
,iterh The fleet sashes of the nag in tra- Sean
the Scarlet and liteck do noln1101,1
it
"*`.
followed by"'"
one " ff thf
The
lwtth Lt,
:rzz hal a; '`,,T4T,7,
n tut See
metal boelfetball ...neon will be played sank Oro long See.
school, garnered sin double el.. Leann, and er rhumb. lew
ed
Harris on et play from the asp off. darken
nn Iteit Monday night. February 14. by
and A. Narking gathered ns the rtorea {7 of Lrftlltt eLiPyit.o0
Franklin and Sternhall. man It
Sfelebuir dropped another one
from
Together sot
les „ ran. I mi.
respeethely. oreve. Hortgitte two. 4.- boy center he rap up R nwore of thirt.
The:hove entersed victors m contests virtu South will meet South Lloyd mod neer the foul mark. The mow mw twelve mints for Radnor.
Peso
Charter
Defeated
North .11 play Merlon. The infra-moral
fasted 117..2.1 while Drexel was nosed the,
with More.. and Drexel.
stood 14.0 in favor of Harerford.
The tamest on Friday an more .ut by it 51,20 rtount.
Beth Have Mat Drexel
Oared.
The
Queen,
lane
b
elZ:l'errletaTad
Irr.o;
The
Main
Liners
Plumped
after
this
enumie
Quaaterenn Ce't=q;e ae
THOP
IlawbiltneY Scarlet and
110111 oututettes hare
arr
t and were no the &Dnner for the re- kers drew gr. bloml by several wen unbrrro
krvirr
Bleck fon...of, ...red twenty of the
mod Dresel.• bet the comporise.oLl.7Pe tray.
pay over
t err- WINTER TRACK PRACTICE
a. haTh'
"17'" e mainder of the first period. /here.
',
tne twenty:1,7,7:1i. mud easily
rthe fa",
etive were stood oto by their all.arott. play.
rallied
mad
with
a
rem
emooth
peesl
dlAtri
i
hetthl
a
r
et°
,
1
theu,„s:
,„1
..
o
.
t
...
4
h
t
o
oe,..e
.4
1
,
3rild
oott
ro
n
won. from"treT:r.
Phy
sical
Training
Immortal.
at
roller
.
raer • door. while ftwe rford barely' CO... to pent enoto. two genies
at a meet. Tripp dieplayed a wade.n that nes
overimuled Its
gain•
one Mil be ;tiered in one night. The first ra aattath
rh".' h oat
.”..4w it r it
tinder-path endidat.
tool before remorkahle.
Lewhinner pinged
nmed out the Blue not &old be •Even
15-14 lend juin as the half end,
point marsio ea Drexel's curl.
" 1I" ""
M.i. 51111-Tel. The Sca rlet
111
hie lei • I
Line
will take piece at 7.20, and the second
allowing for the Adventage ther, nn
"t"""' that "nrh'd
""" memor ha I h rune; working not
Tre w'
num
qu tet
eyed
The second bolt sow nom h better
hour later. at 11.30. As um., ofon
oo the board track three thaw • week fast and shifty attack. the foroorts
111: ficials will be rhos. from the membera guardioe on the met of both mar.. Hill'Iwb• the Blue ebd Cold gap - Ware
0000 whores- the
emeninations Starting with thle rotting foot arid elmrply for the bache
but Stevens keed. working the ball lain, peered the roost
&Mewl of the
set., wren stet... moth-mots are Manned to ring
played on her oppoocuts.,
douhle.deckerm Haverford
T;171"-Tallt"P:1111.74IL
under the banket lath frit surrens end of the day. registering six pasta fruits In preporation
auperlority apparently rests with the
far
the
spring
season.
world
nut
penetrate
their
-moo
guttni
Another new precedent wee to. ..hen maintained its lesd. widening the CAP the Om, W. sad Howler. rat. whs., tort.
"rapt.
April 111 with the hor, detente, trod rretttP°01. In.,
Met to thereto. al. Ho. the fAMMIIIP divided Lloyd loco two near the end or the emend bode after
Sod 1-1P.S. fouOtere. "...mg- inter-elate met
hall by th e cloome guarding
them two
he en. 30.2.4. end Swarthmore defeated rectione. South sod North Lloyd. South the Reverfuni combination threatened rivet,
13everford School.
Oh.
Staub
lottremorat
track
meet
Pith.
to
Lloyd womb. of the find three en- to lake the- lend.
on the 0051ere
1.SgMeere.
On the w. oseee,
tries while North le componed of the
Sm. frelo onemsrimno pha.
AsehoR Mph Samar
Prallitufo
Wecaeah
RHINIES TO BEGIN TRACK
t‘la:;.1
:11:1'.4 'ate ■ohn'onaluitrolth nu nter- AntrArlorrt
✓ery even strarsle between the two other two eistries together with the Proem led the Srarlet and Mark
stMents Aepther gime. Meat tagregation In the n.tber of field WORK IN NEXT TWO WEEKS
teeing. Hammen there ore man, other •
thing° to be considered Midden -imp made in this trawl-. Ca the day en. Coals. caging three, all of which name
AmetemeAe,
Informal
meets.
two
of
Ichich
are
of
...scoff
are
very
often
....r
gmu
dents formerly noWed with Founder., In the Bret ten
week as somojoic the town., type, while the third le a
parative stores. which
Catiteln
of play. MelOn March ID, there will be
eat.dictort.
Mtre•
Peyote.
Peer leMer Meets Arrasle1
high water with two 1.1.1
eerier of events with all teen otartior arm '
•
That Swarthmore hoe n strong team mural relay mar oo the hoard troodt thole wan
Ans.
n eter
mod four end of five fords for
Work bas already. hegho emu the
in obvious from its record. but the end on March 0. there will he en maim
erl; mater
.`"rt."
""n"
. cam ..
total. ofeg
i Po Inta Arthog was forum,.
tenon.. fE
t "`"
of
the
Ithinie
track
team
and
11.erhod ...tette bee a Letter aggre- mrtemo.1 bendiest, meet.
ezret of the erenh. with tire to 4nte Manser Divan
arranged
/ ad. than entreats at Net glance.. in
,,Lu g s sod three 10111b to his four Ille4111. An elemlon for a mote.
the wry first game If the season they Neater. remora 11-no
4.11A Ye. Ile*.
le held la tie next week.
.Sowed organiee of developing Into
W11.110141 agq11/ Imt the genie on witThere
will he two IMMOstrong wined when they led the 'trims -.mender.
.nth
of poor guarding. The teams
Temple team. which bed detested Mood, ..ow
s. Moe
Freshet. candlthtien. The Ono
!dreae.
Mothhorn PeWerrul all yes, but the
Prineeton the previa. week. throughwill tame on February 17, end the secatr.arnsr,
11hap
been
unable
to
present
RC
airond on Feb.ery
out the game oat, to ime in the Mat arta w North.
Although 11.1e
fief
defer
e.
The
line110:
o ther.
hu,10).
few minutes by two points
st.-X. Luna es
hoe been Shown nE ...on 1100
.1,141mm tn..
eadiedAre: s. unrtt ne ream .
to the work Pk football mod mover
Ifelehlor
N..10 . ..... lac
:LT!' 4IiiTC.t.i.,.,1,1-M.N.7.i.W. Roam., reiromrt.M-romfers w.
Conch HashIlrIon
Penne
r
am.
•
A
N.S.
:
5
erratically. Me .born ledilard orm
NOrt6
e. AIM,
to knot an good A mead dA fp 1,111-Ate
lion.,.. only' too fall hock into mall-eerily
'hem., new. 2.-Ser.
. Mere,. Fear., and three meets poi I help In eart=
on other muse:sow. Whet. they even.- 1,0711
AmIth IOS the material.
ally find themselven soy quint.. will CANARD.. Larch 7-1.Arlo. rA. apt.: rema. as,
renege. • • t„..„
• • , -indent men. tinge breve ocheduled.
eaperiente great [111151.11Ity in &Natio.
•.. reas.
is Stemmata tot neo we 1. rea with the Sophomore.. for Nor. 5.11-6,
tremeor.
to-Mats re. is Mae. arovshotaud.
Et. art.... Mem ran Atelill Dlepoire eclat.] School on Horeb 10 NOtrisip.rit
Meted.
South re. eg mere
Stroup
10 and lower Merton
re.1101.tar. Deaceenetat tern,. 'mt.. far Nish ou Slant
y
. a a, oar t ere
floth Floverford and Swarthmore Twesay. mets to--sects ts Amnon. v
r• Merlon
'WM to th. simnel Inter-Mem meet. on
lAtA erto-rteme.
Into Mid ver strung reserve material
Meese.
,
Alert., lie're,
Prverre. a: .11.111, 7: 71enva...
Starch 0 anti the httgoturel relay DA
AO far this eyemonn. bring able to tout AMC
ate Ammo,.
the nineteenth. Thenooly outstanding
MU completeteulpe no the -floor .r
van
A.M.!
ennolidate at presentShortie. wei.ht
mind
Thus the Dern.men, who starred et Lower Merlon.
. foul ride will be of little Menet.,
in this ellOteSIA.
MUSICAL CLUBS TO •PLAY
ATHLETIC CABINET TO
Swarthinow woo ununnally fortunate
In that Deptoin Weird and liarbet were
ATTEMPT
MANY
CHANGES
Concert al lieverterg High on Fah. 2
reeeety deflated eligible After brine lo
will Bs Fellewed by Once
echobtotic tliftleultien during the earlier Boxing and Wrestling Roam and Na,
Vert of 110 SA.riena. Cates %hp hag
Ten.. Courts An Dimes..
(of!.
Vero a eke Injured net, elan
Mony Inna-desired imprornments And Lie entunmed Iluoltal Oaths or Harr
1,,n1 College.
10 tide TPA /WO Swarthmore A- I fore emerel new poll-lee were brou.ht
'she lamer.
be rebooted by
treed.* of
better then her Hon) on in ell rmbebtl- mud fully eutuddered or
ity two of Finorrturd's dribb ern will the Athletio Cabinet..whieh was M. Noce In the twhool gymon•itna Rum
be furbished by the flarerforrhan
Wednenday. January 10. at the hatue
be deviated ibeligihie when the final re-.
n eix-plette orgbestre composed of no
met of the rohl.year
m
IrtallllOnflotts b. of Doom Torthrt.
the College
tbe raw. rho most significant theme from the dertraduntes.
been 11efeed int If this
Cooeh Hale. will probebly 11000 nutrient viewpel. is that
I
mhoke up thie wrek. i311•1 Tripp anti has been secured fn. the Ana Rim -af
Howhinney will he given a obaure to -Simon Satiety to tent not the howling
prove their mettle„
alleys mud Wills, dont mere for MRIn clew of ell these facts. Swarth. ees ilea ...DIY teens When this it
More will rule the favorite. especinlly elf•olool. the present supply room will
'Mee the game In lo be played on their he mid for boxing and wrestling our.
Meet for
deer, but if the Starlet e0111.
through and Ont. a‘ the meimer gal 1"W; Melange ut merle. HAVerford0
Mr. Lin Hill
which it La capoble.• which I,. quite athletic teams nre being mratiged
mrtideritig the importance of ehronological order Around the ran.
In
they eholtid emerge tito melon, and the Studeuts' Comma h.
the and
Founder'. Hall
vieto. for the and ntraleht. CAPIP. agreed
to fetter and from the. Mr.
Smart Domestic Tweeds and Imparted
The probable linemp:
Inert
providipg
the
the
gradual..
Feb.
10th
Fabric...Coat, Vest, Lone Trouser. and
Hever.. P.n.. nos
clam will donate them.
themIt
memo.
ertmet
Plus-Fos
Knickers. Every College Men
Werieeltel
magma
will beinetreated in these unusual values
Wart
non.
Cgs.
The 1
b,
INTRA-MURAL SEASON
TO OPEN ON FEB. 14
1111.01,
cod
.1•1 11,
1 1 . ..... • •
I141,11
1.1,4 .1.
The Four-Piece
Suit
The Popular Suit
For
Man
$40.00
$45.00
sootos
aunt
1.7.11stelt
GeAkeet
Y. M. C. A. GAME TONIGHT
Philadelphia Dentrel T. Si. C. A. will
tarot. the opposition for the Varlet?'
.tortketbeti tenni In a practice game this
'evening in the eyni, The team met
this mrintet earlier
t he ason
w
end
won by a 4.1.10 more,sothe name
shook,he fine onnorthints' to pet In
for the Philadelphia College of
Osteopath end Swarthmore, both of
whom will be met later in the week.
Coarli Halos held several pramicre
the end of lant omit, so the gmrlet
and Meek should hove little [molds
with the
II. C. A. fire.
HOME MOVIES
Goldeneky Studios
1705 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia
Official Photographers to
Haverford College
r.
.college men ham oc.
E.,72 n to buy prostina at
morns dos° On ether.
con
evoid lot of ditappokeement
by miling on a good primer
at the Mart.
Newest college styles. Individual incases e. Bench
tailoring. No middleman's profit,
STRAWBRIDGE
& CLOTHIER
Market est Eighth Street
the good old
crowd of Prep School days. •
OUR crowd, . . •
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EDWARD
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seeing!
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SO % Discount Given to
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HAVERFORD T.ECAM QUITScue
SOCIAL SERVICE DEPT,
PH1LA
0F
;
7. rt i:
OF Y 23 YEARS OLD ":°
RECORD BOARD TO MEET
GANDHI PICTURED TO
Y. BY HINDI] STUDENT
20%. of ...nu or!. drop,. net rear
Orvl.° ot poor orttota.tOtt. N. Y. , bad
the Cent mortanty
WS—Tete We
'
7111111reetts'Idore I. matmenble for
this - rentlItIoe. thereat. I
1.1011.1
emanate, caned by the entre...a
of A. F. Horton, end E. 0. Hollander. Mr. Krishnayya Tells of
from the editorial hoard, and .3 en•
Ideals of India's
side. the polies end general ...cur
of the publication. Morton and HolLeader
lender resigned due to premium of
ncadonde pod extracurricular
Gandhi. India"e
native lender,
ties.
oVedditie 00 a table dresta. only in
ndllei
to Nara.
h A. IL Chd.
es: •etTizarbel.
•
materee . eon
lima ;e 10 tra reel :srt nr'
set=de
rrirto.4. rtactlert to joyroalls.,
peso mart sc. eeriness. teeteen, re.
*pelt, qtr.
.PlaTletto7=V377 0"tt'r- On.
4'47‘.'
Stan of
CAll
1:1
ge
,terfD College
'
represented Lo the Plailadriph. Chen
lemma, wording to au nuouncement
inde bat week by N. J. Hogenner,
eaptein of the Haverford Cheer Teen,
Tim emends, amount of time reunited
to complete the league eeliedule eves
Mr.. the moosh for the withdrawal.
Two importem matches are NOW On
the schedule of the team. The Mgr,. Cricket ChM teem will he met
aometime nom the Mot of this month.
This meta will probably he pleyed Pt
Princeton. A meta with llwarthmore
bee been melange(' for ft date eerie in
March.
Present Work at Preston Began With Ardmore
Boys' Club
The twenty-third nnionmam of the
institution of Social Berrie work by
M. C. A. occurred on
Cite Mc-error,'
JPESS, 13, the anniverenrs of the date
in 11114 on which the 'V Cobblet agreed
10 the simple but oigailienot motlOo
Dna. Club he started in Ant.
ebut
r
Minims for that pear merely record
plan was euggeated nit
Ow each
previous
ins
b that
at m .1 a g: III an
moved
'E‘hls'
el=11.■11tYre.d7I'07e d'
ef:71:e
heels. of the eotablinhuleot, Ike peered.
:4,1tt
1:ft
'X.1.1
,2.7E:reran' 141%
with the College -1' committees in
mmiel eereiee mark eking the Main
1.ine.
A more humoron end ronototic beginning is traceable to e activity at
Preston. Pm first impetus came from
the request wbieb wee made to the "5"
Cabinet on Fe.mery 10, 1004, that ca
ot., tor the young avim. Itt
mos
chum., ro do work in OMBRA training
in connection with the 1.m.' Club at
Prectoo.
Ferreted the Pomba Club
War appointed at once
to onmader the mutter. bet, atrange to
ony. nothing clime of b. Vert., one.
in the cabinet. howeret. kept net...
tle awe lion and ord.. the eatabliel,
mem of o separated Bayed Club in
Preeton ender the ...me of the College
with the result thatthe somewhat
cdoostre motion wee peeled no December it. 11105. that the eerily ...operate with Dr. Babbitt In the Preston
rmisnsturn proleet..
Work eeeins to have begun immediately ands he BOOR' fob Committee
coon came to beadle nothing but the
phyoical training enterpriee at Preston. while II. Ardmore nub rapidly
dernimed in Iniecst and aceomplishment .111 In May. 111117. it ne decided
to drop that organisation altogether
,la tit in.ffletent Information."
te
Chrhstopher Morin President
Cbrietopher Morley.
WAN eletted
prexident of the -T.In April, (5101, nod
under hi. direction great atridea were
In the saris] welfare activities.
Mort
Alsei notnble wae the complete cher.
of the Cooperstown Sunday Sehool
which was taken over by the "T' in
that year. sod the Relent. of one of
Ite member, 1). I'. Felconer. '12. as superintendent.
The crisis in the history of the Preston CIO came In Jammu. 1911. when
the College tern were called open to
rem. down 10. thrir "PP,'
meet
the dire reed. for which each modem
wan send to provide ten rento (mak.
inn 515.011
CD, in order that the
Committee Might Ito +twit to o'
plumber'. end pure.e the noted
commodity—. modern shower bath.
The Boy Soo. movement bennIn
the mime month. when Reread memewishol the
her. of the College
Ardmore branth In organising a local
toms, From then on work h.. been
supervised there and later at Bryn
Maw, and Preen on, culminating this
yeor to the formation of n troop at
Bryn Mawr entirely by Harerfo....
DR WILSON OUTLINES
AIMS OF CAMPUS CLUBS
Begun Twenty-five Years
Ago to Beautify
Grounds
th
'
To LOP, 1hr college growlds icetmol
condition and to beautify them by the
arlietir plentlug of f.h.b., are the
principal nano of the Campo. Club,
explained by Dr. Albert M. Mean.
ha head. The COMP. Club le die.
undergraduate inelitta.
tinctly not
lion, but, on the contrery, ass a meinlwrehlit composed of faculty. alumni
and fi-lenda of thecollege. an wen an
a few interested etude...
About twenty-Dve year. ciao a hear,
snow Inoue hit the college during the
he rectiting drop nf temperagtsi
ture mauled n heavy cruet of ice to
toyer the rney trees. which Deed the
eolith< walks. There was no appro.
pr.-lion with which to bus new mere
and cone friends of the college perhosed and planted new con Th.
the Canon. Mob sprang into Wing.
Memorial Garde* fent
Soot afterwards. the-Club. upon the
death of a beloved matron of the eollege, built a beautiful premien behind
the library R. a porpettiC monorail
to bee services to Haserford. Through-
3;':'8,,bel,:.'.71,74,11..`.; !T.;
rt.'11eele7
and by the
eine of mown.,
onsellish services of
of its present leader
Dr. WitRoP.
Yew stud.. do belong to this
.-lob, taw anyone wishing to loin
Nee Dr. Willson. who voelcomea .derthe oromintion.
graduate Intereat
--
CONFERENCE DISCUSSED
St. Mary's Laundry
THE
USES FOR NEW MOVIE
MACHINE DISCUSSED
Hoopes Win Fern. Committee: BIWeakly Shen Planned
Since the installetion of the Rraw
o delineate Manager
X'1112.1. 'for tux mu, in the future.
Vroc
'7,'S'
nittidlied primarily
The inchine o
for entertainment Pad eduentionet po,
Peons. Soeli will to riot aim of the
committee in char.. Ilia ...Ie..,
will be selected by J. It. 1100prie in the
mar future.
The plan which LIM 11101 With the
Rronlort epprocol will be solonitted to
comblentiton of the oriole. mom.
lad. emus. tam thin mentb. it is
ro 110111 free show. ill Roberto Hall
et> whet. Waited. night.
"Man; nmonfeeturere odor the free
me of edneationni Slept of Interest
ohne., the mule. promises of tele.
dome line laying. nut.mobile manufacturing. wireless tranminsion. meat
necking. nod newcomer imbtishing.
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Manufacturing Optician
Specially Prepared Spectacles for
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Alva Edison has achieved far more than mankind can ever appreciate. February eleventh is
the eightieth anniversary of his birth.
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Marlpedati Play Presented
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by Fate Ilen, yet r:rigtodi'lty StePhen
0i.a.
nem, Hindu student at Columbia h
eld
held
At a meeting of the Clamical Club gra,te.V4.,,!•Zi?,. A.
nn Tueetley, In
18, llphigetria." According ta Ida eatZrent. theme.
Influence Ilea in the fact
by Emit..., was read. The trans... of its
the
Meals
lion und int the work of Audesto. that he Immonlnes in
Incl. he. w Inns .ncrleaed,
Taber Herrn. well•known clatter and Epir
tench. of Greek. He is member of pp..trlot Una on bat eight m
nut. day.
Savings have a way of disaphem. he doe. not wish to Dve R.07
the Cana of 'PI.
pearing when least expected.
too, uto 11,10
not.e bettor than the aseisme 'tines of hie
remainder of the met conei.c1
But Old Age Endowment in"TIM... in gaining his collate?.
Stehle. on Oreeles: Heller,
Fylades: independence manually. end with we
suranceaus bedepended upon
Davin. Thas, and Protector Post, the one -becoming Be spiritual heritage"
moressivas of Peamiam
chorus.
to bring you a 0:10frfillychedc
igt!
triorrofheAr. /.1..;n0et
Defection.. were served, es none/ lmEhittnetta.
when you mach the point
rrP'
.121-1.heurrya pointed
b
out in hie
where you want to spend the
ha., t.,
ed poets rota
THREE NEW MEN ENTER '30 lettere
he nal, and above ell the
Net
days with your feet in the air
b that Rrrelt
in
heritage of an
Three. .. MOn will enter the Freshi ineradicable faith in ova. Th. falth.
and your head inagood book.
year Clan at the beginning of the ball- niched ihronbont all the entry, is
year. Two, Irwin I. McConnell and leading the people to nett epirltnal. not
N.e members of the OttOotott., tivir,TOS* Rod tO tr., only
Joseph
Provident Mutual
class of 1929 during the first-half year eveordin to.' wed, while Moe acVhettativari=0244.2,144retat
id the last college mat. Both _were rordaee to their ralmnty.
,
forced to lease on seCon1,1 et
The third is William Their, who hos lvb.nIe
trifle he in Cody., for his
thst been gradtleted with honor. from Ph.D. degree at Columbia rolyersity.
the Central High School of Phila.
He will return to India to teach
perete:17goets Zane erten or elot
re =r; prone font.. .
norm a
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HAVERFORD
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Wm. H.
Helier, '27, Heverfard Delegate. Talks
OR Menet Co......
flatortanding sten. of the Student
Conference held at the University of
Alietigeo during the Christmas hodeye were pointed out and discneeed by
J. L. Heiler, 121. lI.rrrtord's &lege.
hito the rtinress. to collection rot
des. Stumm 1211.
The abolition of required mom.*
and the est of the honor neeteui in
were Iwo of the more in..
to
mwmint topic* die/aced. Haverford is
well In the fore in the hum, Heller
.nce itwas
AMENDMENT IS PASSED
twined out. .11 the yonfere
AT STUDENT MEETING tlrcided '717::Iru,7ZZL'It.n;
and adopted Lo. the nonfarm., This
Clause Ftwarding BegulatIng 5tud0et wilt
present.t to the student ballet
Annetta Ste.* Out
al[ the rniteee, repreeented fly adopAn stroadment to the masons-tin of ,. during the whiter.
the gthilen.' ARItOrilltiOt1 defining
ere of the Stare COOttlIttlr, VOIR MAO,'
Pr n ermine on January III after n
o.n.o. empowering the letter holly to
limit and mooted student RSOltrioo
nit oti
din
tin elitilptir 1111,1 been
Ardmore, Pa.
of the
clmuse. the chief no
amendment. would hove enabled the
committee to limit lbe umber
well
See
Frank
at Chem Lab.
se temilnie the operations of ell norm
conducted by miderscidnotee,
After much opirited controveroy. it was
1110 Otortot
empltntharly rojertett
IltOt it would render motile authority
COMPLIMENTS
cal at .oitie tit. might madly lend It.
To unfair dicerimination.
There a.. little trouble in passing
corrected. the re•
the amendment
of
moaning eeetinn merely nerving to deli. and clarify ealtiling regulations con.
corning the eleetinn and Mule. of the
members of the committee.
TRADESMENS
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