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Gle nville, Weat VirgiDia_, Tuesday, Fe<;_lf~~~F- ALBERT LEVY SAYS AMERICA IS I BE HELD HERE ON I TIM!: INTERMISSION FINEST REPUBUC HE HAS EVER . FRIDAY MAY 13 F,.s,.::;new w~:;:::.: .''·.,u, BEEN IN• GUEST SPEAKER HERE ' It::!.i~ m't!nt betwe<>n hah•es, ti:.c Col- ~ • --- ."1.'le fltudents ar:d f:lculty a re n 1.1111- · ----- • -.--- 1 ,Jaaae. Ro~te•a TeD· Pre&~dent Guy Bennett Says Ed Iina ling the childish antics of two. H d S · Council Bnnga G e rman Stad-- Piece Clbiunbet- ()rd>eotra M~aw 'a Band of East year-old Domenid ; Nocida, son of OnOt€ entor ent to Aasembly; OetUel c.....ma Ltverpool Will Play Mz·. and ~ 1 - 3 • Carmt>n Noeida, ol Garrett Preaides TO BE 2-PARTPROGRAM WILL ELECT QUEEN j Cle;:~e~day night, when ~he Pio- REVIEWS HISTORY --- ince~ had finishe-d their first •i>..alr a- .A.. inioa Pri~ WiD he 75 aad 40 E G. RoLrt.o-u • h Woll S. against. Concor.!, little Donamick Sa1• Nati.-e La11d Hu Alwa1• a­ ee .... Tickeb .. Sal• Tbvr•day A•l.:ed to Pre•ide Over I~\O bbled out ()n the 1\oor, snuled, Focal Poi111 for New lde.a ..... Fri•T Coro-hoa Ceremoay not!ch.alaJ'>t'y, p1ekcd up a ball la r - • e.d Cro.,..eda

J ..u Rokrt Gillette, distin- The date for the tenth annual G ~=~n~~c ·h~n:::lt p~::e~:~s~he'~ :~. By Jame.s Wcofter ~ orpililt, cc.0.7"pGSel', 2nd c.o n- Club_dance has be-en• set for Friday . s wished across .to the '"c heering aee- "America is the finest Re.publie ( dador. will appear in oonctrt h(.'re ev~nmz, May 13, annou~ a Guy tion, wiggld a l!mlle and fell baclt have ever been in," Qeclared AI~ FriiiQ .cllC. rih h.i s ten piece cham- Lee Summers, above, o; Sumnte~ Benn~tt, ~resident of the Iittennen's 1I into his floor show. C. D. Le\-y in a short a.ssembl,- &d­ her.....-.... Thill will .be the :.~cond ,.;ue. '1\'as r ~ently chosen one of the orgamzatton. Fans laug.hed eheerleadeN clru- dre99 Wednesday. ''This I f ound 0111&. 1_.... ol the second !W! mester Ar- six members of the Pioneer Week Ed McG~w a nd his_ oreh e11~ra cltlod, and llttle,Dornt: uicll bad 11 big after lh-:ing u nder, and expe-rienci!W" '*"tr- series. team. H e will speak to the se ni or:~ from ~t Liverpool, 0., Wlll furmsll evening. He'& our c.ltoice ror Cleu­ its customs •and ideas," stat-ed llr. -_P-' ~m for the concert wi ll in. the high s.:-hoo ls in the southern the must c. The appcannce of Me.- ville's lllOSt rabid, !!mall faa. Let'& Levy, who came to this country fro,& ~ into two parts. NumbcnJ section of the st:'l.te. Mr. Summers, Craw's band here this yC>ar will b:'l.v c him a;rain. · Germany only last June and who ill ..... ftnt part will be; Sinfon ia in a senior in the College, was coe -cf mark t:he second visit of this orches­ now a student in Davis and E~ •W q;sjcr by Bach; trio for twolthc seventeen on the honor roll for !tr& here in three years. Mc Graw BAND CONTEST TO CoiJcge. - .wiM; and viola b)~ Handel; flute the first semester. Iplayed for tbe G Club dance in 1936. Having studied E"ftglish befON .... Allepo from Concerto Nv. 2 by The moin feature of the evening'!' BE HELD APRIL 2 J ohn W. Mowre!', Jr., above, of coming t:o this country, Le,-y's ,.-on~. x-rt; and an ove.rture (Sinfonie) 'Y. M.' APPOINTS entertainment_ will b~ a ccronatioD Clarksburg, a member of the Pioneer were enunei,.ted clearly a nd onb­ 1 Week team, will speak to the seniors slight trace'S of the some.what cut· lr,A'::!~ inlennissioll, a prelude TWO COMITTEES ~e r~;:~n~u!:;~l l"~;c~rct!~e:c;~~ Six ~=t:a";;~ r:7od .;:k~ent In the high school throughout t he l ura! native German crept throqta. 11r Dei»UDJ' aod an &l lep-etto b)' . --- . 1 qut>en will be chosen soon by popu- Part In Program northern section o! the state. In "Because of her central locatioa, addition to this hon or, Mowrey is Germany 'has alwa)'!o been the lltaJ't.­ ~ := 90~~~~~i r eb~e !-:';~ Dec.;:;~i~u'!":,~etr!':;~JI of. 1t~r L:o~e ~-~:;e ;;;e~~odJ~r.-is of Selected members of ban~ s from one of the seventeen sen iOrs to make ing point for new ideas wbic.h ha-.e .,. Sicfred K.arg-Eiert; a nd Scherzo Plan Party Gr.:tntsville was crowned 1\tiss G s ix counties wil l make up a central ~ honor roll for the first semester. spread around Europe," said Lie'I'JI' ... Ada&io quasi andante by Dohn-- Club I. during a ceremon)' in whic}l We-$t Virginia band, which v,;U give in his few remar ks about Germaa ~wi ll make up t:.e la.st ~alf of the A constitution.ul committee. a par- Dr. E. G. Rohl'bough, president of a concert at tlle teachers' roundtable MORE CHEMISTRY life and customs. '\Being SUTTOa•· mnc~rt. ty committee and a quartet were the College, and Paul Fulks, prf'ei· meeting ·here on Saturday A:>ril 2, 00 by U!n different countries, all The artists who will be with Mr. elected during :\ meetins- of the Y. dent of the Club, t.ook ac.live part.;. it was leamed the past wee-k. EXHIBITS ARRIVE speaking differ ent languagee u4 CiDette in his orchestr-a are: First M. C. A. 3t 6 :3 0 o'clock Wednesday Pres. RQhrbough <;\-'ill be asked apil'l A band contest, to be direct.ed by Mving their ('ustoms ther e are maa,­ Wolia, Lorraine !lhrtineau; second in th~ ColleJ:e :~.uditorium. this year to participate in th~ ~eri- Frnnk M. Beall, J r., Gilmer county Studeata In Biology 101 Claaa pec-uliar ideas among Germa.ns," • lte ..so&n, Chari Couc.h; , ;0ta, Virginia The committee selceted to draft monies on May 13. lca.der. <;\-'i ll be n.nother f eature ot Begin Work on PreparatioD said, and added; BDtaming u; cello, Eliubeth Rill: 8 constitution and prt!sent it to the Alao kl be e.host>n in a student t:.h~ meeting, a.nd musicians from of Diaplaya "Germany laid its first co~ eoatra ba:e, Erling Nordberg; flute, '- ~ ub March 2, indudu c-hairman,; bady eJe::tion 80-0 n ·arf1 n~a:id:s of Nichc las, Clay, Web$er, C:~.l houn , ston-e under Fr-ederic.k Wilhelm 1 an• J:IMaor Mitchel; oboe. Dorothy Cren,•er Demmic.k: Denver Losh and Ihonor t;o the G Club que-en. Maids Braxton, and Gilmer countres w ill Edward R. CoftlleU, manager of tbis was further carried out by Frelf. Bal!pap; clarinet, Claire Schmuckel; Den :tel Garrett. la.:n ye.a.r were Miss Jc~Phine Riffce ; be e legible to enter. Seven bands the Air Reduction Sales Contpany of erick the Great. The Wocld War t.uoon, Violet J o-hnson ; hom , FriU ~he p&rty c:ommittee consi.sting of Iand 1M i-ss Winifred Whit4:!. Ihave a lready expressed their desi-re W·he-elin,g h.&s contributed an exhibit brought ~rma n y to a strata ~ Sdtwab; u d Mr. Gillette at the Ham- ebamnan, Chlfor-d G-.\rrett, R.:llph ---o--- t-o participate. of gu.ses found! in air fOT the Chem- it waa unable to leave for _., 1~~0ad Organ. F'i_she-r and J oe Jal'\~, is to meet DEBATING TEAMS I The bann a nd I:~ c::t~~ld ~~~:~!~c~:~~ ~~~~; ~~~~~:~0~0 1(; ~~:::~a;~ r':n~n 1~ T o conclude his address, Hr. ~ ::::::;. b::m:~n~t-.;'~ i :u~U: were held S unday aftem• on at 1:00 The Oregon S)'"S't~m of debating Iplayed are not yet known bul at-e to' ter!l lllVlhng 'anous orgamzattons ::~~~m e~~ e;:~d ~:~ t~~~= wbiJe on sa•e. Plu. other item&. b' clock a t the Methodi:i ~ Epi!>co pll l was w-ed. The a~~enc e vnu a~ked l r ehearsl!'d by the selected membe~ to fllm1~h exhibtts have been ma.Jicd of be.ing "the finest country I b.'Ye lien stuftlsta pt a list of qu-. Churclt cf Nonna ntown. T he Rev W. to make t he deCISion an d the Col- of each of the bands before corrunc to all sections of the CO\Intry ever seen in all my tr:avcling es-- tions mcntbly, and if their anawerw D. Winter& conducted the services, lege debat.ere received it by two to Glenville A rehearsal for the -o- perience." ltoMp «Ui1t u-pon e oeda, a "black li.-t." and burial Will ma.dt" in the Tun-tel· votes. c:oncert Wlll be obekl Fnda.y, A. prtl 1, PIONEERS GET TOO Levy was brought to GlenTille aa- 4oes tM rea. Tt.. me..n mut .tee Cemetery. . Repr~ n ting the College affinna-~a: 7 P m BIG FOR PANTS; AND der auspices of the StudeAt Cowl,cil t fe.ar of ..._ ",-uilty" or ~ 1 a pe.a- Mrs. Hardman is an aunt of Madge tJVe tn a second debate at 8 p. m ------.o--- IT' S NOT SWELL HEAD :~.nd was introduced to the assembl,- aJty. 3loor e, a freshman in th• (.;o\lege, "'ere Miu_ Helen Heate--r and Denzel BASKETBALL TEAMS CO au-dience by Denzel Car-rdt, p~ :tnol fhe aunt o! Po~r Hllrd•·:·l:t, Ga':ett. Wayn;sburg negat ive speak- , IN FOR SENTIMENT AS (By J ohn Rogers) d ent of the Goun.c:il. w •. Wh.ta.tl'a Gr-tlmotlter Die• ! orn,et student. Muriel M oror~. 'i. N.,ers ~nclud_ed :::wran Blaney, George\ NATION HONORS RERO T,.-enty consecutive victories for '3.( , Fiona Moore, S. N. ·~ !i, and ColhDs an:~ Hug'h B~rcla y . ___ the College ba-5ket ball tea.m may not NEW CHAMP AT H A a VA a• Co:!~':.uWhc:~:~\:!u!::~~ t::; AI:Jert Moore. S. N. '36. ten~~~ro~~::~~mo!! :ere7o:~-J :~ f .E~en •baaketbaJl t.eama sho,.. ~ :::ee e::: seto~~etoswn:~e ~:::~~ Cli.che. Tillo by P•ttial A-y at Ute death or hie lrf"&Ddmother, Mns. Win-- Jt-i-• Fract.red Tao the second debate. ~ ~r;;: t cth :::e:;::~~ for national hoh- the Pioneers are too big for their Plat• of lc:a c,.._ hmrie R. W~l. wbo died of Deba.tinc T eam oe. Trip One coach rec.ently in 1·ecog-nition paJt.t!. =~;n~y .at ~,.,~;'~e!:el~;!; Lonn..~ Wiseman, sop.hom.ore I• ___ of George WashingtQn'6 birthday a1·- frc~\'la u;;;::;, :=sed c;~c;:~:. ch:!;:.i~~::. ice cream ...._ the wile of A. J . Whetkll. Fun- ~e ~lle~eceived a fractured toe I Speaker.~ representing the m ega~ ran~~d a ~e in wh ic ~ three ~earn! When tried on, they pN:ro·ed to be too He clinched the title ior .. fla.l ser-vicea were held at the home o ~ duhri~l ._ b8sket.bolll t ive of the College debating tenu•, wfo~hc pa~tlclpa;e~hw e~nng. un ~rm• .small. The. past year when new uni- championship by puttini' • ..,.,.. X tb w game ' tweet.n l e rnville Inde- in.c l udin~t Vorley Rexroa d, Frederick 0 1 ' coor-s 0 e mencan aK. forms arrived they were too larp. 1 f ·na diD la e "PMt ed n ~ay. pc_nde:nta a nd the T roy I ndepend-~ Ll'll and Willis Tatter.son left th.is ~e!ore the game, ~ small boy, carry- P atee--- our vaJu , 18 eo .., The CoiiCC"t" Faculty wiU meet in ente morning on a trip whic:h will take mg a _large American flag, loJ the ~oh odo;:~ ~ ~~ ~~~e~~ !';~~gfto:~ ~no~s• a~~:n::. partieuJady ,._.. 1oom 101 at _,_ p. m. S b 'b f II M them to West Liberty ana to Waynes- te;~s m ~rdb~r oft t~e~r urti!-crm s. /~ ' toriet bougli will 1-e-:wt- Thur9schools are IEp iscopa-l Chu.rch Tuesday evening i Thelma D~ I"Sey, a sophomore in by train for At!zntic City, N. J ., attractions will he an ice carn.i•al i• r.-hich Vera Hn1ba, champion fig--i:lno­ ~ lh!Strat J on, a nd pve. so~e eom- eo-educational. from 11 Jntil IO ::lO o'rlock': Fo rt)'-, th~ College. wa.~ e h ~ n ~e-cret;ary-- where they "ill r-.~ en-d the s.ixty- p&naoJ\ s between e ducatton m Ger- Germae. Sd.oola Are Nationaliz.e-d five rpt'Op tc attended. Memb('rs of the ~ b:easurer or the Soc1al Commtttee e-!ghth annun.l ~ n voen.tion of the sknter of Czech.osJo,-akia, will .,._ pear, and a con-::ert by the many and _the !!nit.ed States. T he school• of Germany ue voea- Waynesburg odebating tcilm and their 1 at a merting in College l oun~. American Assoeiat•on of School Ad- :tamoa. Populatton 1n America, is 126-1 tiona/: in America, the choice lies advi.8ers were guests. i T ue-sday evening ~t 5 :15 o ' cl~k. Miss ministrat~:Jrs to 1>4=. hel d from Satur. Westminister Choir that. appea,..,.. 000 ,0~0. mueh . g-reater than Ger- with t bUnited States the schooLs Stude.,h Atteud We•leT&-ll Came l and she suceeeds Tulsa H1nkle, who 3rd. P resident Rohrbough san M es-- Th~ number o_f high &ehoola in the are operated by the individual state, ___ was repre~entntive the first semester. D r. Rohl'bcugh s tates that he in- peelS t o be gone about te.n daJS. ~~~~d States 13 22,000; in Germany in Ge.rnnany they a re nationali:ted. Among' t h o:~e from here who at- ---o- tends to arrive in Atlantic City on Ja.dr Buc:~ae. a " U.der •~ ....__r•U.. ' · . To obtain admission to a secon- tended' the Glenville-Wc!\leynn bask- Priday so that he tu. .ay attend a ....-.- • G Enrollme~~O tn ~ich _s.::hoollJ in da~ school in Germany, an exami- etball game Fl'iday night Were Mar- Social Calendar rr.eeting of the Amertea.n Association ennan.y, .000, Umte Cit.y Ho:!'])i tal in Weak*. · D. Needed_to T.,.acb i• G.erma .. ,- tion of t"he first eight gmdes is re- Marjorie Crnddoek, Leah Stalnaker, Today : Che.milllr-y Clu b. G:30 P- Listed for prc.mi nent pa.rts on the in Le.An:;:: .;r hlg~ &c-~1 co~rse both quired. AgnL~ ,Wright, Audrey Winters, ~i~ n~~r:.ic~e~,r~tory; Beth.any vs Bue.hanan recently unde-rwent - ~onvention program are Charles 8. operation for double hernia -and ..nil rl a an rmany, same, The eurriculu~n of the secondary Marjorie Bu sh, GladJ"S Rernolds, Glenn. president of the American 1 p robably remain in the ho~ ial fqc '"!r yean. school in Gennany is rit:idly fixed by Leone West, Gra"e Sub rmers. Leon Tomorrow: A ~ ntbly H) a. :'"" A:ssocintion of School Admini.s trators: another week. !fr. Levy explained tbat in Gcr- tl(a govenunent. In Americ-a, the Smith, Carl c. hapman, James Woof- ,"',:\ ~'''•o>~~.,bFu'rg'•.d spe3ker; GlenVJIJe Charles R. Judd, head of the- deput- ~Y one must ..._,e a Ph. D. or an curricul um is fl exible. J J R b " - ---<>--- Sc-; D degr-ee ~ teach i~ the secon- The ~nu:re of teache-rs in the ~~~ ;~ g h~~.,.;~ hn o .;~t M~oa;;~.. s;;- Thursday: The Rotary Club with ment of education. Unh·eraity of dary sc.hools; m Amenea a n A.B. United Stales ia uncertain· in Ger- Mr. Carey Woofter as speakel'; Sew- Ohi ~go ; Caroli~ . S. W~ fr , Campus Weather or A. M. ill required. mo.ny it ig fixed by law. , Hnn-y Wa.msley and Ll oyd J olu:s. ing circle will meet at the home of preSid_cn~ of the N~ttonal E ducatJon tio~~e::!a:'ucatiO:W . i n5truc- Concluding the elnss d.iseuseion, Mi n Alice Arbuclde Rcturau Home Mr;-ri~:~7· ~jll:~;'TI~~a~~b~;~~;~ ~=';t~:~~~:;;n:~ s~ te~~rePr:~ an~o~~~~~·pf~rrt~~:~t= .bet, ~h_ilcno phi~~l ~:~ec.~:~~~ct~v~-. :~de~~:i:~ ;~~~i:e::o~~:: he:U~::~ ic ~.e~b~k~drae:U':v~ni~; traSa.~u: ~5da",· .. '"a··,,Cn•,.lilJlege• .~,udSitto. riVu>mn .. ~:~~n~.o o;::~~t.::tc:~ n~t~:a~ e~ ~~ ~.~~Y~ Sunday, da.mp: Monday, 1ft A~ lea , objective,. laboratory, with the ~nnan student, and Col- f Oa ~ ' ~ hd mdiridaal. QuMttoned about lege- lit ~ in A.rnerica is lese rigid." b::: ~o::t~~:~lt;:~· ;:~:;: 1 s!: e~ cent, 8 p. m., gymnasium. ;e; n1le"',e;-ele:~~;:!,. Rkh"rd E. an!0:~7t~~ : ~~ aun ~ at " :42 ~ •

Mercury-380222-1.jpg THE GLENVJU.£ MERCURY 1 THE GLENVILLE MERCURY Campus Cartoon of the Week How These Names ISome Quotable ...IUbed nery TueMa:r 11>7 tho Cla.-ea in Jounal i ~~m o( cae....-., _Ar_e_P_r_o_n_o_u_n_c_ed___ Quotations ...•. 8eMe Teac:henJ CoD~. £1l.Wred at. the pMt office at. ot~vifte, We 1 (Bsr A.•oc:ialed C.llqiate P.-) 'VIqtnia. .u second class mail mat ter. Su b~ion price for 11J38, Q. l : No~ . does H~ywood_ BToan, "Are thoee J-.rinc OUJ' c:on.a- M eenta. AU eommunieatione ..,.ld be address~ to The Eexeat~ Glb"riUe llerceTJ'. .nounee his name? for their inteTeet iD football tickela A. L Broun rime. with croon and on the filtJ·Jai"CI line!" Dr• ..._ Kember of 1937' MaDbn- 19)1 Member ol. IJune and moon, spoon and swoon. G. Sproul, precldent of tll~ .,...._._ Wed Vircinia.. J:bsocialed Colleeiale Pl-ess W c; t.'tirgiuja J. 2. Sow is Van Loon pro· sity ol California, tbblka tlult 86 .,_ __ DinnbuNr o( nouneed? c. cnt. of the stadeat.fl ia joior c4- New~ A. 2. William Van Loon says "'J legu are not of c:oDep ealiber ...... A..aciatiOD Colleelia!e DitSe5t CoftDel etill .tick to the Dutch pronaMiation should noL p on to Jricber edaca­ o! double o--Loan like loaa in " Loan tion.. Tueoday, Fe...... ,. 22, 1938. and Tnst Co." . '1:Jivillution hM adftllced. ill _,. Q. 3. Ia Santayaaa Spt.mlh opiJfto.n., DOt tbec:aue of aa,- ia- A. '3. C.orp Santa,.au, pbilo. pronment of ment&l qaaJitJo ia .,._ ON INTELLECTUAL ENTERTAINMENT oph""' and poet, proaounc:u hW name maues but rather becaDM \be ...u­ Shaft.~;vab-.nab. af1 tbe a•a peiDa zatioa ot the material acht.zteq,. ... The first of a series of inter-collegiate debates in ~hich ah'e. lt is DOt Spanilb. be pined from tbe ~ e1 Qe College team is participating, was held in the College auditorium Wednesday afternoon and night of the past gertiaa hae alowly percola&ed into ... week. To some students in the College, we venture to Word Study minda ot the m.jozitF ot or .,., this is newa; to a great many atbers, unfortunately, apec:ies.•• Or. EarDee& A. a--.. profeuor of aatlaropoloo ud aa. -the event is only a hear-say. MEICHBOA It ia a regrettable fact that the Colle~re debating team, tor or Peabody lla.eam at ...... ad I guess teams rePresenting other Colleges, must be arKUea that IOcla1, material ... la­ eoatent with audiences comparable in size to the average I-n" Ando-Sax-----;;;:_ meant telledal PJ"'OC1"e8& are ..,..,. * .... elua in the College. Thoee who make it a point to attend . "nich.'' ''DMr."~Dd .-•ar meant :~ '~:!,the drort of the liftar4 ..... these scholastic events are, no doubt, asking themseiYes " dweller •• ••tanner" 'nlese two tv • the question, Just why is this true 1 There is evei'J rea­ warct. ..;,.. c:.omb~ bato ...... "One rarel:r b tb a E~ ~ 1 acm to believe that it cannot be attributed to a burdensome meaning. litenlly, "a Dear·bJ r•nn· t:: :ad:::.. ~~ q .... ~ amount o! school work. The record tum..out at the fre-­ er." The word &l)pe&r!ll In lledle. uc sc ..:.._ if we -- quent athletic events strongly refutes such an argument. ______.,: val Eng)$ in the ronn -'rheboar cet • job, it ill ....,. JD'Obebhl ._. II: it. then, stark indifference on the part of the student land in modem English as aeiri!Mr. would not. &"'t mone,- for it. OIIT pQ' aDd his plain disregard for any contest of a literary W.hen "One Mile from HeaveD,'' for to:\P b:r Gladya Swart:boat iD Ita mHfl~, c:.banginc with t:1te ev· wou~d be \lie .alnable expe:rilthce ._ "J Met Him in. Paris," and did the "~e Walts. ,. The . , olution of civilization , IW> longet' ap- recerved from She job . ., Bobat: uture? 11 An inter.-coltegi.ate debate may not. be as thriJling aa "Chanupacne Walts." Don't lln't eJL. taUeet h .. . · . natiOn 'Plies part:icu.Jarly ~ neighboriq Ponter, foreicn exchange stadeD cite D ~gl ... and !!<>bert mU81acb and tunny ...... 3 School BuJldtngs In ..8 UIS Young; a nd the thu-d, Glady1 Swart- de. Haviland . .. There are rumors ''THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY" hout, Fred Ma.c:Mu.nay and J ack •hat Chf.Tiie Chaplin will diacard hi• "J have wom oot three buildinp Oakie . .. In the pictuTe "l". M.et Him bac:k to moTiu to play straight part. tea.cb.inc echool," sUd> 11. D. Book Notes We call him the "Father of His tCounL"""")' "', and yet we in Paris," stenes ·to represent the . .. Rosalil\d. Rusaell hu audden.Jy d• ("Mike") T eter. s. N, 1894. who wonder just how surprised he would ·be, if he could but Swiss Alpe weTe taken in Sun Vallt7, covered that J imm:r Stewart is a W'"U -re-preeentillg the F. A. 0weu Place ~be foDowi:rt8" boob willr Me how large and, in some respects, how disproportionate Id&bo . . , Viola Mac:Fayden, who n.- " swelepnt !ella" to bow. • .. P. 8. Publi•bing eompaay here tut •eak. tbeit respective a"Dthor. b,- iuerlil& lllo ehild has grown! pervised ice skating lesaon1 in tbe We liked "Double Wedding'' and Mr. Teter ..,.. a member of the the number& iD the blaDb: Four yeara after the death of George Waahington the picture, is a world famous champion. " Ty" Bell and Zela did. too. We'll "Helmick tabu," named in honor . NORTHWEST PASSAGE. L Uatted States was practically doubled iro size, when lhe ·henelf. ·, Vieuaa is tile backpoabd L--e you at,"One llile from BeaTo." of the priDdpa). M.D. B ehnick, and THE CITADEL. 3. LAST OF 'Till: Louisiana Purchase was -made. By 1850 the country ex­ ' , l , ' taugbt forty..eigbt terms of eebooL MOHICANS. C. THE ARTS. I. 1 11 tended to the Pacific Ocean and had become diaasterously ;The Collegiate Five of ... e;gbt memben of the BOUSE OF SEvEN G.UX.. divided over the question of slavery. When a century had m·... puaed after his desth. the nation had entered upon ita ca· IWorld. . ... ~~e';_te~::- · :~= ; n~~~ ~~~ ~W ~~~c':: reer aa an international power with insular possessions on A New "eleeb'on bombardmn.t'-' WyQOng, Webster Spriftp; ADt.holl::r DAYS. 8. TBE YEARS. I. ASo t.lle other aide of·the world. fW"111 ac:e, penrlitting cientista to A Bu.rk, Sand Fork; W. L. A.nnaroq. SIGNMENT IN UTOPIA. 10. LIP'K 1 The continent has been spanned with railway systems he&t metals up to a temperature of CMrlestoA; Bomer Adama. Parkefto. WITH M?THZk. . • 8Dd concrete roads. while airplane routes. telephone and C600 ~ Fahrenheit, nearly ball • burc- Natbuiel Bawtl.orae-. Viqbia. telegraph systems and tbe radio have brought the world the temperature of the .un, e. '- ~ _~4n'D1'J' eat«

--- among the meatally elite, what_will be t he final outcome? 1 $1.51 Mrs. E. G. Robrboqh Yi.tted t.u I MONONGAHELA .Remember, the preceding questlions concern Coll~u·e fat;)er, Mr. E. P. Hartn:taD, at Har­ .tude~~ts. not the whole Amefricau popula1ioa ! SYSTEM Glo.,..., W.Va. B-.a. . riw,iJie the put. S:aturdar. Be hal 1 ~iU for.ametilne. # !-'•"'"'

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1oM column. M owrey l'Vent OOwn the THE STA.NOINCS ")JNilJ~ wu Glenr.·ille 4,2 ; IOo n.cord 2S. Co- ~ D NOSE captain Martino led the scoring with ladder t he put week \\"hen the T eam• W L Pd . Shreve lm:ILhers ~ wann :'lnd drop­ Bickel S 0 JOOO ' 26 points. ·s Tbe Lineups: J-ed the ball in. fro;;; :~. U angles. But Summ~er.. 2 0 1000 Our WES LEVAN Glonv;IIo (<9) wait until neltt week's scores eome Boh~nsky 2 1 667 1 2 1 667 BOBCATS, 49-44 <»ttl• f . G. ~· T' "'· Karne!S • . I 2 38! FRED SHREVE IS Gibson . ....•. 0 2 000 1fitAo'T Ia ~ StraCbt ~~~~ cf ...... ; '1 ~ Bethany T oNo\Ug Col· ~D PioDI!ef"S, who -:re Cottle 1 . 2 0 4 GJ-envilk! for a sec'ond ~me with legians .at the conclusion of the 'Pre&­ f ., clomlutift&' the We:at Vll'- Davies · · · · · 8 1 13, .!' e .Pioneers. At the start of Ule ent season. Kenny Rhodes, a mem· · • 3 1 7 ~son his alibi ,.,-as that 'he did• not ber of the Pioneer buketbaU sqva.d =~::·;::~~~et~ ~~;:;n: ~ - 10 6 25 conteMplate a West V1Tginia .wip aunng the nrst se.mester, 18 now • Lilley I• Hia.. s-rer Romano g . 6 2 12 t\U winter, .but aa y.ou perba'P8 wearing the blue and gold apangl~ lila Albert ("Abe") Lilley, 1'8Di!J' Rhoades f . 1 2 4 know the Keystonens have already of Alderson.Broa&ne C G- 11~. Tonr IIIJIIeer emter, was the sparkplo&' in Marra { .. . · . . . . 0 1 1 pla.y ed tltred g:unea in• this state Cha.blllt., fonner student in tbe col· .. aeeond uaault of the down-trod· lleMillen c. . 2 0 4 w!-t h Snlem, Fairmont and Wes-­ leze, SoChe.duled to bring an inde-­ .. 'C.ts' scoring 17 !pOints to bring Mu~er e . · · · · 0 I 1 leyan. winning all three ~ pendent team from Coalton to Gle-n.­ Ml MUOD'~ total for 20 games u.p men.ts. What's the gaa, now, Mr. ville t his Saturday to enga~ in a tD 282. Gleo'lille's brilliant fol"''lt'ard, Totals 29 IS 71 Wolf? [l re:: mmary eame :Detore the ~t. -.6ert Davie:~. , and U!e Pioneers' Concord (55.) Vincent g3.m; , Normantown· looks .oerlhag guards, Fr-ank Martino and G. F'. T. Paul Collins, veteran Pionen like the tops in lK':holaslic circles in Lina.ie Romano, also .,erfonned well Smith f 8 2 8 l'n3lUioger. aeting in the capacity of this vicinity. Until Tue9day it's

frDr t.he winn-e-rs. Herndon, dimi nutive Tardenk f ...... 6 4 16 8 timer in ltlhe roec:ent Aldereono- "thirty." Jtobeat fOrward, led the scoring with Bowe n~ c ...... 0 0 0 Broaddus game, pulled o f21st one on II ,ointa, and sparkled in Wesleyan's McNeish g . . . 6 1 13 Cocky (very a.ppropr iate.) Hinzman. Mlaek. McComas g • • • 2 0 " &ttler N"nter. It waa about mid- In tram urals Glenville took a·n earlr lead, liar- Whittaker f . • 1 1 3 way in tbe second period o.f the pme tiDo euhing in on • free lbrow kl Silvent c . . . . . , . .. . 4 1 9 and A...B was trailn:- .t.he Pioneers. By SntoD. Wril(llt .... the Pioneers a 1·0 lead. Frdm Fourney g . , . . . . , 1 0 2 when the Ja.ne Lew buckaroo barked tlaat time on in tlbe fint pulo4 the out,t "Row muoeb time?" ln roal ~ t;r Uncorking a !)'!()ring 6Pr@oe the a. Wllit.e Wave steadilr out.-pacecl lhe Totals . . . . 2S 9 55 aypro:rimately twelve mi.Dutes ~ tire game, Bickel's team piled up a kttliiiC' 'Cats. ·obtaini.nc as m~b M Referees, Sam Kistler, Salem Col- maioed, •hut Collins :no.nchal&ntl7 61·18 victory over CoUi.ns' team the a 14--point advantage at different in· lege; Art. Ward, Marietta Colleg-e. looked at his w3.tcb and laz.ilr re-- p.a st Tue5da.y night. Fred Shreve

tenaJe.eded, theBoweve.r, Methodista before epurted, the bal:faDd In ma.lring a clean sweep of three t.ort.ed,mti.D fumed, "forty puff seoeon.ds-ed .a.t1d. "5tlCG'tled M.r. Hinz.., but pthereda.Jl scorers himself of the 27 year.points He to &laotop do.wn the bow ;======; e.t the -rUiton' leed to 25-11. conference games fast ;weak, much time a.ctuallt remained. captured the individual scoring title Henul- Beat f~ W.. l~a. Pioaeers scored 170 points to boost of "The B~ Five" with a total of Jn the second JM!_riod, the PioDI!e1'6 their season's tot.al to markf':n Jimmy Herndon. pint.-Szed w,. 34 points in two grunes ... Robert 1250 KANA WltA UNION BANI · eoatinned to dom~~\e the dga~e, for 20 games, or an aven.ge of 63 leyan foni"U"d, d~ a lot of Sbreve, a -brother of Fred, is not far ._._,... ~ 3~21 -.1nn.u,ce un~ points per pme. Albert (Abe) Lil- of ttedi,t for bi.• ~ perlonaanCe behind, havitl£' ECOrod 29 >points • •• .. tfrst SUI: -an~a~, of 'P~F- At this ley was the lbig gun, tallying 47 against tOO Pionet.T'9 tbe past Fri-; .Boll ~nsky ' s iron-fan team is. gunning 'fO(Dt, the Battlmg Cab. _-pe.cec~ bY points in the three , ..• .De to increase day night. Young Bemdoll not onlJ for another e~aazemcnt Wlth Swn· IIBmdcra. uneorked a 8t'Orm_c; ~reeo b' , tal to 282 · bJ., aC('OUnted for 21 of bi.s telun's U ~ .men • 6ve G I en n 1 ud +within two poi~b of knot-- .:: :;~s 0714 'P()iots ;:.m gam: tallies. but -played a bang up 8oo:r ("Tin k") Bennett, tiDe the _ootU'Il. Hows.er, the battle- Martioo,added U pointa to ~rinl' hit gamtc-:.,.'"','t •~W~~.• ~~Iif~~~ despite a knee injury, WDm felmes soon :faltered, and ~ total to 2!0 points, and Robert De- >>a • '"""' ~7 ._...,_,_ ...~ l'loaeert~ held a comfortable 61K'tat . d-• . . d dHferent Pioneers attempted to llt.op -.. :1 reU.in:!: all of lh i a old rj:--l~l·l·e ,. ~ ·-- --ria when the pme ended.. VJe!l ad ~ _33 t:o g~ve hi~ a ~D him, but the Sj)eedJ e.x·Bociclll.ml.on ; . ·~ . time speed. He dashes '1- .. ' (;)en 'rille added ita 19th 'rict.o'ry of ~!~~hon Ul t.b.e hieb eeon~~c hich &t'bool studell't continued' to .<...L "~ up and down

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