BEAT GENEVA! THE CAMPUS BEAT GENEVA! OF ALLEGH]EN Y COLLEGE

VOL. XLVIII, NO. 1. MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA. SEPTEMBER 25, 1929.

_ IMMMEINIIP ANNUAL HOME-COMBO IS ALLEGHENY MOURNS THE FOOTBALL TEAM BEING PRIMED SET FOR OCTOBER FIFTH LOSS OF RONNIE Ill'KAY ALLEfillENY IS HONORED BY

FOR OPENING GAME SATURDAY' FORMAL DEDICATION OF NEW ' POPULAR FOOTBALL PLAYER IS VISIT FROM JAMES J. DAVIS BUILDINGS TO FEATURE KILLED DURING SUMMER DAY'S PROGRAM IN ACCIDENT

Allegheny Will Be Represented by Versatile Eleven on Opening of the two newest buildings On Monday, June 17, 1929, "Ronnie" Secretary of Labor Touches on Many Points During on the campus will make this year's McKay, Allegheny's popular football Gridiron This Fall Home-Cameng Program unique in the captain elect, succumbed to injuries Address in Chapel Monda y history of Allegheny reunions. An in- resulting from an automobile accident vitation to attend the several features that occurred on Saturday evening, of this program has been sent to all June 15. The dread news stunned the As the hour for Allegheny's first be fairly strong. At ends two reserves of the alumni 'by President Beebe, and entire populace of 'Meadville and At the chapel exercises Monday, fact 'that during the last nine years football game of the season approach- from last year, 'Martin and Storrie, it is hoped that all who are able will everyone 'who has followed the career September 23, Allegheny -College was his department has been the adjudi- es, it appears that the Blue and Gold will get the call. They are excellent participate in the "house-warming." of this young man who so well typi- highly honored in having as its guest cator of ten thousand labor contra- will be represented on the gridiron men, both on defense and attack. A Friday evening at seven-thirty the fied the spirit of Allegheny. the Honorable J. J. Davis, Secretary versies of major and minor import- this fall by a fairly strong and versa- warm battle is being waged for the program will be started by the open- "Ronnie" was accompanying a few of Labor in the last three presidential ance. tile eleven. The team, however, has tackle 'position, with Gibson and Pichi- ing of Arter Hall. President Frank E. other local students in a car driven cabinets. Within his department are several several handicaps to contend with at tino of last year's team fighting it out Baker, L. H. D., of Milwaukee State by Arthur Ellis. Near the McGuffin- In Mr. Davis' speech were condensed bureaus which investigated various the present time and not too much with Showers and Scholl, newcomers. Teacher's College, will give an ad- town bridge, four miles north of Mead- many facts concerning his life, the industrial .maladjustments, of which, can be expected from them. In the These four give Allegheny a good quar- dress on "College Teaching," and Ar- ville, the car caught fire and crashed duties of the secretary of Labor, and an example is the employment of first place, not more than five or six tet of tackles. Another battle is being thur W. Thompson, chairman of the into the narrow structure. "Ronnie" personal opinions on questions of children in factories. The Women's men from last year will be found in staged for the guard positions, with Board of Trustees, will preside. The was pinned in the 'back seat and was special interest to all citizens of this Employment Bureau and still another the starting lineup. This means that MclManus and Knapp holding the in- address will be followed by a one-act removed with difficulty from the burn- country. In the course of his speech bureau which sees to the rehabilita- Coach Crum has quite a few positions side positions over Waite and Price. play produced by the students of Play ing mass. He was burned severely Mr. Davis disclosed that he had at the tion of those crippled in industry are that he must fill with inexperienced Morse is scheduled to do the snapp- Production. This play will be given around the legs and suffered many age of seven been brought to this under his supervision. material. Another handicap to the ing-back. He is another reserve from in the Little Playhouse and will be serious cuts. The others in the car es- country by his parents, 'who settled In discussing im-migration Mr. Davis players at the present time is the fact last year's team who made a nice rep- the first production to be staged there. caped with slight injuries. The in- at Sharon, Pa. At an early age he deprecated what he termed as the that they have had to learn a system utation in the games he played. Ray After 'the play there will be a recep- jured boy was rushed. immediately to worked in a rolling mill and later be- "Shutting of the front door and per- of play different from the Dartmouth and Walter Jones are his understud- tion and an inspection of Arter Hall. the Spencer Hospital 'where he linger- came a puddler in an iron mill. Real- mitting those equally undesirable to system used last year. This impedi- ies, the latter being out at the present The program will be continued in ed until the following !Monday. For izing he was handicapped by 'having come in the back way." In the neigh- ment 'to perfect team-work will vanish time with a chipped elbow. the college chapel Saturday morning awhile he seemed to improve but a only a meager education, he enrolled borhood of thirteen or fourteen thou- within a few weeks, as the players be- When all is considered, it, is fairly at ten o'clock, when the Reverend relapse set in on Monday morning and in a night school, and in time he be- sand were deported last year who had come used to Coach Crum's system. safe to say that Allegheny will have a Robert E. Brown, D. D., of Albion, death resulted soon after. When a came a leader of men. Since his alp- no license to be within our borders. The Blue and Gold squad has been team on the gridiron this fall that Michigan, will speak on "The Import- blood transfusion was contemplated pointment to Harding's cabinet, Mr. -Swinging back to the topic of labor, hard at work preparing for the opener should make a rather good showing ance of Freshman Dormitories." The fifteen people gladly volunteered to Davis has elevated his department to Mr. Davis said that it had been his since Labor Day. A squad of over 40 against the stiff opposition listed on inspection of Caflisch Hall will follow give some of their blood to save the a plane of high efficiency. That Mr. observation that industry as a whole men reported at the beginning of the the schedule. The team has plenty of the address. life of the one who has meant so much Davis is a busy man is shown by the is drifting 'toward consolidation, and practice sessions, but this number has spirit and pep and when 'they get their The usual luncheon will be served to Allegheny College. The body was he deplored the -fact that modern ma- been reduced. somewhat at the present new system of play to working smooth- in Cochran Hall at noon. It is to be taken to the McKay home in Charle- chinery and the division of labor had time. Coach Crum. in his first year at ly, they are likely to go a long way. cafeteria style. There will be plenty roi where fun.eral services were held LARGE FRESHMAN CLASS forced many men out of 'work, pa ic- Allegheny, took hold immediately and to eat, but the alumni office is asking on the evening of June 18. Prominent ularly those of the older generation. has completely won the favor of the all alumni who intend to come to the people from all over the tri-state dis- ADMITTED TO ALLEGHENY He offered as -a 'basis of our national boys working under him. He is again GREEK ORGANIZATIONS luncheon to notify the office by filling trict attended. Among them were sev- prosperity two factors:' education and being capably assisted by Coach Ham- out the blank which is printed in this eral representatives of Delta Tau wages. The essence of -Mr. Davis' mett. Coach Crum is intrextucing a issue of the Campus. Delta fraternity of •hich the dead lad TOTAL ENROLLMENT IS SWELLED formula for success is found in his system of play into Allegheny which ANNOUNCE PLEDGE LIST Allegheny's gridiron team will tackle had been an active member while in TO 624 STUDENTS THIS words "Do the task assigned to you, he learned during his two years as a the Westminster team on 'Montgomery college. He was buried in DuBois the SEMESTER be independent, and make a place for halfback on Bill Roper's team at Field at 2:30 Saturday afternoon. This following day. yourself." Princeton. It is generally reported RESULTS OF RUSHING ARE MADE will be the second game of the season In conclusion Mr. Davis 'touched on Ronald McKay was born in Charle- Admission of 205 Freshmen to Alle- that Allegheny's style of play this PUBLIC BY THE MEN'S and the team may not be at its high- various facts concerning disarmament roi in ,November, 1908. He grew to man- gheny, of whom 73 are girls and 132 year will be exceptionally versatile FRATERNITIES est pitch, but hearty cheers from those and the coming conference between hood in the same town and was noted are boys, swelled the total enrollment and the team can be counted upon to in the bleachers will be of great value. there, as in college, -by his remark-able President Herbert Hoover and Prem- Phi Kappa Psi: Franklin Robblee, to 624, establishing a new record for be strong on the attack. The final event of the Home-Coming grit and sportsmanship. He attended ier Ramsay (MacDonald, "two men Salem, Massachusetts; Arthur Balsar, attendance. Fourteen advanced stu- The backfield is being looked upon program• will 'be, as usual, the fratern- high school there and earned varsit' with fine moral and religious back- Salem, Massachusetts; David. Hollings- dents were also admitted to the Col- at the present time as the strongest ity dinners at six o'clock. (Continued on page 2) grounds." He warned against being Part of the Allegheny team, although worth, Bismarck, North Dakota; Dorse lege this year. too quick to believe in the malversa- the line also shows considerable prom- Seiple, Youngstown, Ohio; Norman Entered With Advanced Standing tion of men in public office. ise. Three of the four regular backs Beebe, 3.1•eadville, Pa.; Arthur Simp- Allegheny Adds Five College Friends of Anderson_ ...... Charleston, W. Vs. Stating his own preference for tem- from last year will again be seen in son, Meadville, Pa.; Walter Jones, De- Margaret J. Henderson Mt. Pleasant, Pa. perance, and that the saloon had ae.t , on this fall. Bob Garbark will be quesne, Pa.; Charles Poole, Ruffsdale, New Instructors To Paul Siple Hearing Warren W. Johnson Jamestown, N. Y. been a curse to labor, with these fullbaek. with Nick Varano and Pa. ; and Bud Hoffman, Oakdale, Pa. Antoinette Landon Salamanca, pla" lfiogrucoerfual n.wd ords he concluded, "I hate vrratter Berger at the halves. A new Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Robert Its Teaching Staff From Him Regularly Clinton E. McCartney Sharon, . I will always do everything enmer. Bill Slaughter. has shown up Brakeman, Meadville, Pa. ; Jack Un- G. H. Mae-Kinney ...... Pa- in my -power to uphold the Eighteenth eYee•tionellv well at ouar•erback and german, Turtle Creek, Pa. ; Deemer Jean Melville Cleveland, 0. Amendment." White, Brookville, Pa.; William John- John L. Maynard Saegertown, Pa. eem he in there calling the signals Five new professors have been add- ston, Dormont, Pa.; Karl Klicka, Pitts- 'Communication 'with Paul Siple, James B. More Delaware, O.. when the team takes the field against ed to the Allegheny College faculty Mary Mull burgh. Pa.; Knighton Waite, Mones- Allegheny boy, and other members of ...... Emlenton, Pa. Methodist Conference Geneva. Slaughter will ettemnt to fill this year to take the places of those Clyde A. Scott Utica. Pa. sen, Pa.; Edward, Sutter, Jr., Belle- the Byrd expedition is being carried the ahoes of Ronnie MeKay, whose un- who resigned or were transferred last on -by radio, lessening the isolation of William 0. Slaughter... Huntindon, Pa' timely death fu do alit° accident this vue, Pa.; and Harold Crook, Lisbon. year. Sydney R. Sternthal ...... New York City Appoints Allegheny Ohio. the explorers and the anxiety of their summer was a severe elow 'to Alle- G. E. Buckingham, Ph. D., succeeds Paul E. Wagner Pittsburgh, Pa. Phi Delta Theta: Clarke Markel, families and friends. Every Satur- gheny College. Backfield reserves of Professor Varene Collins as assistant Freshman List Zelienople. Pa.; Raymond Jones, Port- day messages sent to Siple are broad- Men To Pastorates prominence are Art Balser at full, professor of Philosophy and 'Educa- Elinore E. Anderson Charleston, W. \'a. age, Pa.; Louis Haberman, Duquesne, cast over stations WGY and KDK.A. Ann Lucille Antic() Butler, Dennison and Gamble at halves, and tion. Mr. Buckingham received his A. At the recent meeting of -the Erie Pa.; Paul Jones. Smithton Pa.; Ralph In November, the -beginning of the Marjorie Ann Ashe Bellevue. Pa. Harry Smith at quarter. B. degree from Washington and Jeffer- Conference -which was held in the Trout, New Brighton, Pa.; George Antarctic summer, the expedition will Frank Elwood Avery Erie. I'a. The line this year also appears to son College in 1921, his A. M. in 1926, stone Church from _September 10 to Hamer, Duquesne, •a.; Sturgis Cary, become more active. Siple expects Helen Ayers ... Indiana. Pa. and his Ph. D. from Northwestern 15, several Alleghe.lians were given Corning, New York; Lloyd Sager, War- either to accompany Byrd on his air Rowetia Porter Baker Jamestown, N. Y. university in 1929. He has had seven appointments, transferred, or left with- ren. Pa.; anford Corcoran, Dormont, plane flight over the South Pole, or Clarence 1Villi•r Baldwin Clarion, Pa. Paul Hill Selected years of teaching experience, mostly Arthur C. Baker ...... Salem, Mass. out charges so they might continue Pa; and Thomas Shrefier, 13essemer. else to do some biological exploring. in secondary schools. Elliot to C. Beachley .Pittsburg. Pa. their schooling. Professor Horace T. Pa. In the latter ease he will travel sev- As Chemist For The Hurst R. Anderson, A. B.. takes the Norman Beebe meaavale. ea. Lai ely was admitted to membership Delta Tau Delta: Duane. Redman, eral hundred miles by dog-team over place of Professor :John J. Henrietta A,,») Clarke Beiler Meadville, 1'a. in the conference, coming from Lae. shtaleula, Ohio; John NIurphy.Meai- the frozen continent. The expedition Viscose Corporation as instructor in English Language. He John Bi•bel Erie. Pa. Kaingai Conference, China. Arthur yille. Pa.: James McCracken, Sewick- will return home when the winter will also help with the debating work. Boo' Bishop Alld"ver.°- Colley and Charles Lunn, who have ley. Pa.; Scott Harper Meadville. Pa again sets in and prevents. them, from Olenwmid Black Mr. Anderson received his A. B. from „.Bruln, Pa. 'wen filling the 'pastors-hips at Guys Paul E. Hill. M. S., an Allegheny ley, Pa ; Scott Harper. Meadville. Pa.; continuing their work. This occurs in William A. Boet•lier. Ohio Wesleyan in 1926 and was as- •• 11.1 '•' Pi' Mills and Deer Creek, respectively, graduate who for the past two years Jack Clancy. Meadville. Pa.: James February. so it is likely that Siple's Carl Borg V iew,• sistant secretary during 1927, He were reappointed. Rev. Ralph E. Tid- has held the position of Assistant Pro- Wallace. Sharon, Pa.; John Fisher, friends will see him before the end of Ruth ('. Bowden .• ver. went to the University of 'Michigaa fessor in the Department of Chemis- Titusville, Pa.: Harry Ramsey, Cleve this school year. Ruth A. Boyer Sagerto•n. Pa. marsh, until recently assistant pastor during 1927 and 1928, taking graduate 1 dt e.rone eurch and in charge of the try of the college. resigned early this land, Ohio; -John Calcott. Eust Liver- The following radiogram received Pere.st Beigbley O. work in law. Reber; Brakeman ...... college department of the church, was summer to accept the position as pool, Ohio; Forest Bigley. Ashtabula, by H. E. Prayer, Erie County Boy Phil'o M. Benjamin. A. 'ale becomes maridu E. Brown transferred to chemist for the Viscose Company. Ohio; Herbert Carpenter, Connalls- Scout Executive, is typical of the Stoneboro and WaS ad- an instructor in English Literature :marten Brown ...... edited to membership from the Call- manufacturer of Rayon Silks. ville. Pa.: and John McKalv. Charle messages -Siple sends to his friends: The Viscose Canipany at the pres- succeeding Professor Bertrand W. "Would like to radio greetings Ross Brpwn rile. lei. lornia Conference. Two graduates roi, Pa. Ruth Irene Buchanan Mead% We. 1'a. .Harold ent time is building a large plant in Alpha Chi Rho: Leroy Donehee Chapman. Mr. Benjamin received his from Antarctic to all my friends. -Maekintosh and Bruce Mid- A. D. from Dartmouth in 1926 and at- Warren A. Bugbee . Mintie:ip ,, 11-.. Thaii. daugh, were left Meadville and expects to commence Sharon, Pa.: L. Stearns Fanein. Brad- Please explain to those who have without charges in t .John (•„1,.„tt .... . E. LiverPn ■ ii. uhi" operations within a few -months, prob- eeded Princeton Graduate School been looking for a message that Kwii(,,a,,,, order to take further -training ei min- ford. Pa.; Donald Gahagen, Windher. from 1.926 to 1929. espertot(i.,app„ ...... "a• - isterial -work. ably by the first Of the year. They se- Pa.: W. Lloyd Goodrich, East Orange. gasoline required for airplane of Dorthy Elizabeth G. B. Roessing, A. M,. fills the ,posi- An annual conference consists. be- lected Professor Hill as their chemist New Jersey: William F. Gordon. In- eaeloration conies 'before that al- L. Brattier Carlson .. ... N\'‘.,‘::),..::1 li:: tion of instructor in Romance Laeeeu- s;(I , and have sent him to England to study gram, Pa.; William Grow, Duke Cent- lotted to radio. Everything is Herbert II. Carpenter .... Con neilsville. Pa. lients. annual0 _ s reports and appoint- inees left vacant by Professor Erilra f e l, the process by which the company er, Pa. ; Lee L. Lawry. Jr., Derrick fine with us 'here at Little Amer- <7. mare-aro carpenter.. .. Nlistil vine. Pa.. , eral annual meetings of will manufacture their artificial silks. ■ Meyer, who was transferred, to the +1 e ica. Best wishes." St urges F. Cary .1r. corning, N.Y varmus organizations in the conference City. Pa.; George McCartney. I...dee- t ipartment of German. Mr. Roessing re- Donald Truxton Caton . Emporium. l'a . erritory and of daily devotional ser- Mr. Hill will remain in England until wood. Pa.; Ned D. Mervine. Sheffield. 'PAUL SIPLE. ceived his A. B. from Washington and Virginia Charton Il•adville. pa \ i• ee The Sacrament of the Lord's the first of the year. Pa.; John .1. Perkins. Russell, The reference to the gasoline wan Jefferson -College in 1926 and his A. Keturalt V. Chileote pittsltrg. Pa. Supper Paul Hill was graduated from Alle- Glen Rumberger, Nickleville, Pa.: meant to explain that enough fuel is al-ways taken by the mem- M. from Harvard in 1927. He has Jack Clancy :Meadville. Pa b•rs of the conference, usually in •on- gheny College in 1917, receiving the [Toward Laufenberger, Russell. Pa.; must 'be retained to carry on explora- degree of Bachelor of Science. The taught a Year at Pen , State and a year tion flights over the polar regioes. ('lark,' learen. mieh section -with the Memorial Service and Robert Morgan, Bradford, Pa. Coe following year he received his Mast- at Louisiana State University. necessarily curtailing the amount memory Phi Gamma Delta: Warren 13uebee, 2111Eiii); 3.1.\;::: 1071er...... — ...... M. K. Howes, A. B.. has been ate used for onerating the gasoline engine ...... ‘. 'sterns tile: a who3 h ehavev in died er's decree from the college. He be- Minneanolis, Minnesota; Robert Will- Stanley Cole the year pointed instructor in Chemistry. meadvme. l'"' , The Itinerant's 'Club anal the harm :'s came an instructor in the Department eritt, Minneapolis. Minnesota; Doyle He that runs the generator for the radio Loran E. Conner. Ellwood ea y. l'a, ..1 of Chemistry in 1919 and has been received his A. B. from Amberat in station. Another message received by Sanford Corcoran ...... Dorinont. I's.: \ssaciation each hold meetings during Wallace. Brookville. Pa.; Robert Skel- 1 0 2 5 h with the college since that time except . During 1927 and 1928 he was a the Alpha 'Chi Rho House about the WilMOt R. Craig ...... _Elmira. N.Y. ' t e conference week. ton, Indiana, Pa.; Ross Brown. Erie. ("a-ad-epee assistant in Chemistry at for some time spent at Harvard. do- Pa.: W. !Scholl, West Newton, Pa.: same time expresses sympathy for the Harold William Crook Li,I1,,, I r. The reports of 'the district superin the University of Pittsburgh. family of Ronny McKay. ing graduate work. He is a member William Green. inglehouse, Pa.: Irene Crowley . tenclents were begun on Wednesday, of the American Chemical Society, Katheryil AilPlle DaVy C"'"Isl: itl ill(;:r il::: :'and committees were appointed for T-Tarry Pore. 'Monessen. Pe.; William . 1 Aleha Chi Sigma. and Sigma Alpha Roos. 'Pittsburgh, Pa.; Charles Stan- McMANUS ELECTED NEW the coming year. District reports were HAMMETT HOUSE, NEW ('sablesRay M. A. Deitsch I. De Fores.tcon,,,,\ai,::;,,,,,,.aiiii:1;:t . MiN.Na- tal rvriline. 11 :: I continued on Thursday Fnailon. The congraulations of the ton. Pittsburgh. Pa.; and A. Clarke , and the trans- SOPHOMORE PRESIDENT L. Evelyn Dennis t.. offe e enlleee and best wishes for success in Beller. Meadville, Pa. GIRLS' ANNEX, OPENED s and retirements were taken care his new Position are extended to Pro- 'by the conference. Rev. W. E. Beta Upsilon : Frank Elwood Av- Election of officers for the Sopho- fessor Hill. Bartlett, pastor of the First M. E. ery, Erie. Pa.; John M. Bie•el. Erie Because there are more women en- more class was held Friday, Septem- Pa 7 William. A. Boet•ker. Erie, Pa.; IGIIA,:e:Irnialoi'l l(iS'l i n7Dee oPDNe11 rolled this year than can be accommo- ber 22, following the chapel session. 1)1111:'‘,1:: r".s...... - ...... - Sharon. Pa. his official board, invited the Eris Con- Nxrinaro, T,. Dvckee. M•ees-nort. : dated in Hulin.gs Hall, the College has Wendell Gornall, president of the Stu- Clio Duffield .Meadville. Pa. DR. J. L. ROSS WEDS winara feewsen peek,: Me Keesport. l'a. ference to meet next year in -the Du wi•son R. Keener. Edgeweol. Pa.: taken possession of the house former- dent Senate, took charge of the meet- Bois DURING PAST SUMMER cerev E. March..Tefferson. Ohio: Don-- Catherine Earnest Meadville. Pa. Bois Church. The offer was unani- ly occupied. by Coach Hammett and ing. Bernard McManus was elected Gerald Erhard Curwensville. accepted. las K. Marks. Alan L. 'Mitchel•. Nven-- made it over into an annex to take president, James Springer vice-pres'- On July 16. 1929, Doctor Julian Ross. cester. 'Massachusetts: Henry F. Park- Margaret Evans Tarent um, Pa. On +Friday Dr. Wm. P. Murray gave care of the overflow of women from Ident, and Margaret Cobaugh secretary- Vivian Everitt Union City. I's. '23 and Carol Moody, '28, were joined er, Stoneboro, Pa.: William F. Saund- a renort of the work of the Meadville Rulings Hall. "Hammett House," as treasurer. Bradford. I's. ric. in marriage in the First Congrega- I,. Stearns Fannin ..:riet. mentioning the progress of ers. Oak Ridge, Pa.: Huber L. smith. it is called, is conveniently located on I Following -the election of officers a Morris Faverman Copal Church of Painesville, Ohio. The allegheey College, the two LI EvW 'bu i 1 d - Townville. Pa.; and Gordon .J. Corn- Park Avenue and will accommodate discussion was held on the subject of Farmingdale, Long Island N. Y. ing-s eeremonY was read by The Reverend on the campus", and praising the well. Mathias, New York. fourteen women. The house is in Freshman razzing. Gornall announced Martha Fell Haekensack. N. Y. v'. A. Warren. After the nuptials a work of Dr. Beebe as college presi- Beta Kappa: Glenwood Black. Bru- charge of 'Miss Couch. It contains ten that President Beebe had suggested Ruth Eleanor Fish Erie. Pa. hincheon was served at the Tea Kettle dent. in. Pa.; Carl Borg, West View, Pa.; commodious rooms, five rooms and a holding a FreehmanSophomore Field .Toli a Q. Fisher Titusville. Pa. Tnn at Painesville. Later the same xxrilmont Craig, 'Elmira. New York: bath downstairs, and five rooms and Meet on the morning of September Harry L. Fowler Braddock. I's. dee the newlyweds left for a motor Edith also Fox Oebsonia, Ps. Dale Hacker, Munhall. Pa.: Merle two baths upstairs. Complete remod- 27, the day of the Geneva game. Dr. trip through the East. They are now William Henry Free Apollo, rel.; There will he a meeting af all T-Teederson. Derry. Pa.: F; W. Hicks. eling has -been done under the direc- Beebe promised that classes 'would be at their home at 238 !Locust Street, Jay Millard Frye Jr... Homer City. Pa. rane•et'•ors for the Kaidron mill 'Run. Pa.;'Nason Kassel. Patter- tion of Mr. E. R. Porter. Architect and excused in case it twas decided to hold meadville. Pa. Doctor Ross is contin- son. New Jersey: Charles Kutz. Tar- Donald Gahagen Wimlber. Pa.! staff on Thursday afternoon. Supervisor, and everything has been the meet. The matter was postponed Leland Gamble Dubois, Pa. 1 nine his work in the Department of entum, Pa.: William RDAs. Betler. Pa.! September 26. in the Ouill Club arranged to provide a maximum of until this week, when the class will Howard Gates Coudersport. Pa. room of the Fnelish Language of Allegheny Col- ripeenee Schwartz. Anita. Pa.; and -Library. The meet- lege. comfort for the women who are living have another meeting to decide the Edith Gillen Meadville. Pa. ing will be at 4:30 P. M. William Simmons, 'Mt. Pleasant, Pa. there matter. (Continued 'on page 3) •

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Wm. C. Wycoff Varsity Debaters To Editor-in-Chief - Successful Freshman H. C. Rase' PLUMBING, HEATING, SLATING, TINNING Managing Editor Week Conducted for Be Selected In New DEPARTMENT EDITORS HARDWARE, STOVES, PAINTS AND OILS - Marjorie Cole Manner This Season Women The Class of 1933 C. E, Lunn and C. S. Greenwood News - - J. W. Bair All-t.glieny College 'became active Athletics James Hamilton again alter the summer recess with An innovation in college debating 247 Chestnut Street Phpne 63 Society - M. K. Winterbottom. the opening of Freshman Week on will be 'introduced into Allegheny Col- Feature Thursday, September 12. The week's lege this fall. Instead of waiting until - C. Eloomgren Exchange Editor program included addresses, registra- the approach of the debating season 4' tion, physical examinations, placement to institute tryouts for the debating tests,' and entertainment. Its purpose teams, it has been decided to intro- BUSINESS STAFF . Wendell Gornall was to offer to the new students the duce a new course in the college cur- General Manager of Publications - opportunity to become acclimated to yiculm open to those students inter- - Ralph Grimm Advertising Manager of Campus - - the entirely different atmosphere of ested in debate .work. This course will Telephone 1011 . college. ,be known as English Language IV-A Manager of Campus - Warner White Circulation ' TheWeek was opened with a ban- l and will be under the supervision of WETHERBY STUDIO lquet in Cochran and Rulings Halls, Professor Swartley. Up to three hours REPORTERS which .a most enjoyable social credit will be given in the first sem- Hugh E. :Elliott after Franklin C. Williams Robert Isenberg Clifford Lewis i hoar was field in Rulings Hall. Later ester and to two hours credit in. the Harmon H. Gilbert Torn Lawry Albert R. -fiords Charles E. Shaw t hat' evening the n i_a comers assent - second semester. The course may or 245 Chestnut Street Richard C, Marker Jack Hartman G. Roberts More bled for an address by President may not be taken for College credit. • i es. William Phillips John Worrall M. J. Camaratta I Beebe ,on ''The 'Student's Pragram" If the study is talon for credit. the Elmer M. Reed C. Robert Burr Paul Cares I Doctor ,•lliott and Dean Ross also usual regulations for all class work ;made addresses to the Freshmen dur- ' will he enforced. If it is not taken for EVA WETHERBY DECKER, Manager ling the course of the week. On Satur- credit. compulsory attendance will not THE SUCCESSFUL FRESHMAN day evening Dean Bowie Gave a talk be required. IIto the girls at the dinner hour. The 1 The benefits of such a course are I were addresses1 at the same time apparent. English 'Language IV-A will One of the most difficult of all tasks faced during a collegiate' b()YS Senator F. P. Miller. ',give such 'training to the students n ; ' , 03' of rest for the will benefit them during the debatin career is that of being a successful freshman. There are ve• ry 1 S unundayd ay wss a few students who really are successful at the task of being Freshme,n, A service. was conducted season. It ;will develop new talent the chapel in the morning by Presi- which would not be hroueht out any greater interest will good first year men and women. This is evidenced by the faCt 1 in; dthent Beebe and a vesper service on 'other way. Thus , that we so often hear the statement, "If I were starting to ca mpus at.t. fiveti.- ee o'Nc:leoeck in after--.be l manifested in .debating this year n English , than vr before A, llegheny , iI it eCfoO rl eleshe. college all over again, I certainly would do things differently." I nt:onea During the, Delivery Service Phone 325-W placement test,. a mathematical place- The debatingee be •teamsrteea imn. m therefore The man just entering college finds himself in a new and 'merit test, a language placement test, assured of sreater success than at- strange environment. He finds that he will have to make many' : and a psychological , exaMination 5ere l tained in previous Wars. adjustments and changes of habit before he can really begin given to the ;students. Registration I took place on Saturday. Leaders from EXCLUSIVE to feel at home in this new world he has just entered. Many 1 the Men's and Women's Senate and ALLEGHENY MOURNS a freshman, however, does not think it worth the trouble to !the Y. M. and Y. W. C. A. were on hand during ;the week to assist the (Continued from page 1) spend a little time analyzing the situation which confronts him.• • I THE BLOOM CO. faculty members in introducing the letters while on the Charleroi High Instead, he permits himself to drift and allows other people to' new' Ailleghenians to their college. , !School football team. He was rather do his thinking for him. He readily accepts some upper- I light at the time and consequently .d classman's assertion that he should accept immediately a bid' COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S not perform as brilliantly as in Alle- gheny. College. He_ was. taking a pre- from the latter's fraternity. He fears that by waiting he may ' ' PROBLEMS IS APPOINTED medical course in .Allegheny. In his DRY CLEANING lose his opportunity to join a fraternity. Good fraternity mate- Freshman year, although he barely e3c bY Dean of Women • - Opposite Gas Office rial seldom, if ever, gets left, no matter how long the fresh- A s suggested ceeded 15-0 pounds, "Ronnie" earned man waits to join the fraternity. There are numerous other 1 Adeiene Bowie, President James A. 'his letter as an end. I-fis play Was Beebe has create_me d a special, - facult •y marked by gritty -determination and 900 Water Street occasions when freshmen would not act so hastily on some I committee, the Vv on s Council, en- fighting. spirit, although he was pitted importance if they had formed the habit of care- trusted with general supervision of against men many pounds heavier. In matter of members are h.i; fully weighing matters before acting. Razzing is always a women's activities. The Sophomore year, "Ronnie" again amonhgthe nlioef t reex) facultyexperienced women made his letter by 'his fine exhibition problem for freshmen to face. A thoughtful freshman will rr ens ati e reni n h center. nH ehNwase muchmtuc h li ea N:- realize that there is nothing to be gained by making a display The field of the Council is largely . d that year and to attract. Flowers of his temper when upper-clansmen seek to humiliate him with advisory and concerned with special attention throughout sporting circles I women's problems. No specific duties by) his brainy and sportsmanlike .dem- Telegraphed their razzing. He Neill remember that some day he will be in of the organization have been named. onstrations When a quarterback was – a position of influence - and can then attempt to suppress the the committee receiving general 'pow- needed- last year, Coach ;Merritt Everywhere worn-out custom of freshman razzing. Problems will arise all ers to deal with 'whatever circum- showed his confidence in the Cherie- Jances may arise. The Council is in roi lad by assigning him the position. during the freshman year. A careful allotment of time to :tended to infringe in no way upon the It was in this year that "'Ronnie" per- studies, activities, and athletics must be arranged. The fresh- activities c) the women's Senate. 'formed best. Despite the misfortune man who allows himself to drift along soon finds that his sched- of an injured hand, 'he played in most the class of 1933 eluded at night. The added imsortance of the major battles of the year. His FROM tile is woefully unbalanced. So, in welcoming of our guardian of the right has led a play throughout his college career. to Allegheny, we take this opportunity of urging all our new number of our most weak-minded stu- while not exceptionally brilliant. was friends to give serious consideration to the problems that a dents to organize a fund to buy him marked by determination and sports- a now badge, to be as shiny as the manship. For such reasons his usual LOEFFLER'S freshman has to face. Drifting along, allowing others to make seat of ablue serge suit. But that's fine 'play was rather unnoticed by your decisions, will get you nowhere; frequent use of your uo reflection on you, my dear sir. many people. His fellow players and coaches, however, had the 'inmost eon- mental powers will make you a successful freshman. : There's a man outside with a new fidence in the play of the Charleroi lad Phone 698 279 Chestnut Street Ford to see you. Oh, that's all right. and they gave him much credit for the 'Tell him I got one. Practically every goad showing of the team last year. THE FOOTBALL GAME other femme in Hulings has one of . Allegheny's loss is immeasurable. 1.t. these baby Lincolns. Certainly the Ronald McKay was the type of man QUALITY FASHION Geneva on Saturday ! Our team, with many new men, a Hall should be much more popular ! any college throughout the world than usual. The situation is also quite •ould be Proud to call her own. In his new coach, and a new system of play, will need all the support DISTINCTIVENESS beneficial to •certain men of our 'knowl- ' eareer at Allegheny "Ronnie" per- are characteristics of our clothes. we can give it. Let's show Coach Crum and his men that we edge. All they need to do is buy the formed always as a gentleman. He Their unusual durability proves their ultimate Economy— are back of him to a man. Remember, the outcome of the gasoline. typified the spirit of his Alma Mater • * • I And would have undoubtedly have the Economy of Excellence. game depends a great deal on the attitude of those in the I have been asked to announce that proven a credit to his school if he had stands. Beat Geneva! in order to be .admitted to football been snared to graduate with his class Imported Woolens practice it is necessary to brine the this year. nuutuuunlinUU11111111111nimmuitmqurrrui iiiiii 1111111111 111111.111 'good idea to bus a fifth interest in a following .credentials: (1) Your birth HARRY W. HARR MERCHANT TAILOR Ieerd touring car, of a model no later certificate; (2) Your marriage license: THE SCRUBBING BRUSH 19:;‘). .sooiler or later you'll have (3) 'our driver's license; (4) Your i Clyde J. Smith, '20, of Uniontown, Flood Building Chestnut Street Meadville, Pa. (5) Your schedule for this Pennsylvania, was fatally injured on anyway and it's a very simple class card,: 'method of getting rid of an obnoxious year, next year, and last year; (6) September 15 when 'his automobile everybody. Carl Colum- Greetings, allowance. If youryou happenhigh school to have letter a Three character testimonials signed struck a caboose at a grade crossing nis1 is back again, like a perennial sweater with by Dr. Beebe, your last .ensployer, and with such force that 'the. railroad car Andy Protheroe who doesn't kncet " it, wear it 'when and where-ever President Hoover; (7) And last, but was knocked from the track. The crash when he or his followers have had, occurred two miles south of Connells WATCHES DIAMONDS !possible. It always creates that 7th _ not least, one pack of chewing tobac - enough. In spite of the very thorough ville on the Uniontown•Connellsville letic atmosphere so necessary to the co razzing some jealous person gave me ! • • s I highway. Mr. Smith was a salesman college. And the upperclassmen Just the Pen and Pencil for in last year's Kaldron and in spite of for the Jeffrey Machine Company of just adore you. Oh-Yeah! And that's all for this week. the tearful pleas of the Campus staff, •• * C. C. III Columbus, Ohio. I'm writing again. You can keep a College Students good man down, but you can't shut I "Tasty" is about a good a word as iFserTs_a..et 0000000011.100130, 000E300 • pop— 443.115"11. t.51,,ti I can think of to apply 'to Arter Hall. g) him up. • * * After several years of either freezing tt or boiling in the dark cells of Rater SILK HOSIERY H. T. CHARLES Freshmen, you don't know what this and ruining my eyes trying to read lB JEWELER is all about. If you did, you wouldn't my neighbor's paper by the light of a 0 Sun-Kissed be Freshmen. But don't let a little Next Door to the Park Theatre single electric bulb, it is a genuine 0 thing like that 'bother you. I've never El Sun-Tanned luxury to go to class in the well-light- met anyone who did know. 0 * * * ed, iwell-aired rooms of the new build- Sun-Burned Freshmen just a little bit of advice. ing. My only objection is to the •tricky , Allegheny College was bought and paid seats. The usual procedure is to go 0 suggestive of the subtle color-trend of for long before you entered it. The down the wrong row, discover that all Men Gather 0 our fashionable hosiery. The Newest of Wherever College two things you have right to around the chairs are occupied, and reverse 0 yourself and try another aisle. 0 the New by authentic designing . . . Veith's garments capture signal honors. here are, first, a seat in chapel, and * * * LB the most approved textures and quality second, two square feet of space in . . . and the happy range of prices, the middle of North Main 'Street. And. Our mutual friend, the night-watch- 59c to $3.50 . . . is the four-fold On the Diamond, watching victory in the making, and at the after hop celebrating it—the Veith's remember. in case of a tie, upperclass- man, has several new jobs on hand. Allegheny Girl buys at men are always right, though person- The first is the pleasure of putting reason the type of garment is at home—here and abroad. ally I believe that few of them have little red tags on any car stopping in a sec- been that may since they first fell out the driveway more than thirty Men who know what is authentic and what is of a high-chair. Another thing, if you ands. Naturally, we all love him very ELDRED'S QUALITY SHOP have no interesting and instructive much for this thoughtful deed. His merely built up, view these garments with pride— signs painted on your slicker or trench second new job is patrolling the new 245 Chestnut Street Meadville, Pa. wear them with assurance. coat, think up a few smart ones and walks to 'Arter Hall, which, If you buy some paint. Also 'it might be a have noticed, are quite shady and se- OLIO • • ■31t:. )5D114KIEgG4EE' •

THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE—SEPTEMBER 25, 1929.

umiiiiiimunewweemineemumwuniefimmumnimuitni-effletee! Howard W. 'Siggins, formerly of I Born, to Mr. and •Mrs. Gordon Leb- • E ' Reception For New ::. m e 1 adville„ died September 2 at a So- ernian,m 305 Loomis •Street, Meadville, fittlinili 11;10te Z 1_ 'tura, 'California, Hospital, from in- on Monday, 'September 16, a daughter. Students Is Held i juries received when his car plunged Mr. Leberman was graduated from Al- PERSONAL i MIUM111111111111111111111111111.111111 ■ IMIMMUMMIMIIMIMMIMIUMUIMULJA ,, \ , er an embankment, pinning him be- legheny in 1922. FLINT-GILL WEDDING Heath it. Mr. Siggins was in the , Samuel On September 17th inuel E. Warren, '25, is teaching , In a very pretty late-sum mer V. United 'States Forestry Service and this yea'year in alore,house College, At Christmas Greeting Cards at Ford Memorial Chapel on the had just been given a promotion be- . Allegheny's first social event of the afternoon of September fourth, Pris- cause of noteworthy service. He was tarts, Georgia year occurred on Tuesday evening, cilla 'Langstaff Gill, '28, Meadville, was returning to his work after spending W. A. Collins, '28, is principal of the Now Ready at Shartle's September 17, when the annual Y. united in marriage to Dr. Edwin G. the weekend at his home at Berkeley. Springfield Township High School in M.-V. W. C. A. reception for ;L earning- Flint, '26, of Pittsburgh. The cere- Mr. Siggins went to California ten Erie County. He taught last year at Unusual variety, exclusive designs, selected from the students was held in the college gym- monies were conducted by Dr. Joseph years ago. He was a student at Alle- McKean, Pennsylvania. cream of the leading manufacturers in the United States, nasium. Upperclassmen served as Wr. Miles, '74. and Dr. 'Edwin L. Meal- gheny .•,vo years, a member of Phi Phelps Sample, ex-'27, ' who has been and some importations. hosts to the new students. Over 500 vaine. Theodore H. •Poister, Jr.. '27, Delta Theta, and later attended the in newspaper work in Donora, Penn- students, new and old, attended the of Cleveland. presided at the organ. University of California. sylvania, is •now with the 'McKeesport party. Among the ushers were Dr. Wilson R. Daily News. 10'; from Regular Retail Prices Allegheny graduates of about four Each guest, upon entering the -gym, Flint, '22, Lloyd M. Gordon, '30, and on all orders placed before November 1st, this registered for one of the four courses Robert B. Brown, '29. The bride was years ago will be interested to know i Louise Hulin, '22. who was in Ann special Hilde- that Doctor Whitney Coomb, who went Arbor, Michigan, last year, is now in on ',the "curriculum." Harry Needham, a t tended by Catherine Betts ,9S concession being made to encourage early shopping. William Bean, Wilson Kelly, and To garde Dolson, '30, Marion Flint, '32, from the Economics Department of the Carnegie Library at Pittsburgh. Jones served as registrars, While Vera and Eleanore Gill. maid of honor. The the College to Washington, D. C., is Don Cole, '28, is principal at the WHY NOT COME IN NOW? Dawson and Alice Luther impersone bridesmaids were attired in yellow now located in Canton, New York, 11 Polk, Pennsylvania, High School. He ated the Misses Cotton. "Ice-break- crepe chiffon and orchid crepe chiffon University Avenue. taught is Saegertown last year. ' - ing" games, a grand march led by Mr. with hats to match. and they carried Madeline Steele, Meadville, and Rob- Kaifayan, Miss French, Dr. and Mrs. arm bouquets of fall flowers. The maid iert Rexford, '29, Jamestown, New SHARTLE Darling, George Barco, and Miss Le - k:if honor wore yellow and carried yel-I SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ! York. were quietly married at the ' 278 Chestnut Street Roy, •aad classroom demonstrations roses. The bride's gown was ivory! bride's home. on Saturday noon, Aug- Sigma Alpha Epsilon held its first Opposite Academy Theatre were a part of the evening's program. !duchess 'satin with a veil of tulle and , ust .31.. Charles E. Lunn, fraternity social event of the semester in the A Refreshments in the form of an "Al- rose point lace. Her bouquetasw-- ofof brother of the groom and a Junior in form of a pledge party at the chapter Service Station for Home, Office, and Students. legheny Special" were served, after white roses and sweet peas. She was College, performed the ceremony. house on 'Friday, 'September 20, 1929. which college songs were sung. Decor- accompanied by her brother. Oliver ! Chaperones at the party were Mr. and ations - of Blue and Gold, made the' A. Gill. '26, of New York. Friends of Theodore Paster, '27, Mrs. Stinebower. Guests included room very attractive. Acting as the After the ceremony a supper was will be interested to know that they Miss Kreher and Miss Andrews of "THEY SAY WEE" committee for this event of the col- e'rved for the bridal party at the home may hear him over the radib, Station Ashtabula, Dr. Jones of Oil City.' loge year were the joint cabinets of of the bride's mother. Dr. and Mrs. \\'TAM, Cleveland, each ' evening at James McCracken, 'Robert Kent, Paul Make the Finest Punch the two organizations sponsoring the 'Flint sailed from New York on an ex- ten o'clock in the Vailety Hour. Jones, Donald Clarke, Loren Connor,' social. The committee included Fran- rens-ive wedding tour September 6. and Paul Shirer, Warren Johnson, Leh That Was Ever Served ces Greenawalt, Elizabeth Thinner, on their- return, November first, they The Honorable and Mrs. Foster L. Gamble, and Daniel B. Donavan. The Marjory Cole. Violet Troutman, Ar- are to reside in Pittsburgh. Rine of *Moundsville, West -Virginia, music was furnished by 'Kress' Olym- thnr Colley. Howard Plate. George have announced - the engagement of pians. Punch Bowls and Glasses their-daughter.' Dorothy Elizabeth, to Johnstone, Charles Lunn, and Robert DELTA TAU DELTA if required Pnebee. President and Mrs. J. A. At a t,a given by _Miss Mary Louise The Reverend Durward B. Brown, '20. Delta Tau Delta held its first pare, THURS., FRI., SAT. neebe, . Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ros-s, and Murphy, '26, on Saturday, September , On September 9. Winfield Scott at the chapter house on Saturday, Sep-' 'its? Adelene Bowie were -the diaper- 14. at her home in Bellevue, the ep- 1 en !7.enrung, Jr:, '19, was married to Miss tember 21. 1929. The event was chap-' Walter Huston in en. e gagement of Miss Elinor Van 'Scoten, Sara Lane ' ,MYton. of Johnstown. Mr. craned by Mr. and Mrs. Stinebower.' WHITEHILL'S of Avalon, to Edward Irving Bates, and Mrs. Zehrung will be at 'home Guests at the party were Dr.' Werie, Meadville. was announced. An early after October first at 933 West First Cor. Park Avenue and Baldwin Street MID-SUMMER BULLETIN I Harold Kelly, and Tom Smith Re- spring wedding is planned. Mrs. Rob- Street, Oil City. freshments consisting of punch awl "GENTLEMEN FOR ALUMNI iS ISSUED ert L. Murphy, Dorothy Kerr, Lois ' wafers were served during intermis- Ann Alter, Lucille Leffingwell, and ' Dr. Kenneth A. Hines, '23, has op- sion. Music furnished by Kress' OF THE PRESS" During the summer the Mid-Summer Martha McKeever were among those • ?lied his office for the practice of med- Olympians. KEIM PRINT SHOP who assisted Miss Murphy. Mrs. Van' icine in Meadville. Doctor Hines was nuaiber of the Allegheny College PHI DELTA THETA TALKING FRATERNITY PRINTING AND Alumni Bulletin was published and sceten and Mrs. Walter Irving Bates .eraduated from the University of were receiving with Miss Murphy and 'Pennsylvania Medical School in 1927 ' Phi Delta Theta held its first party ENGRAVING sent to the alumni. Most of the space ; Miss Van Scoten. and thereafter was in the Allegheny of the year at. the chapter house, Sat- Over Fahr i.1 the Bulletin was devoted to the ac- urday, September 21, 1929. This was count of the Commencemenk Exer- 1;eneral Hospital. 248 CHESTNCT ST Style Shop The Reverend Frank J. Nash, for the the annual Phikeia or Pledge 'Parre cises. The Baccalaureate Sermon, the past 21 years pastor of the West- Tillie Olsen, '24, was married on De- of 'the fraternity. Howard Walker and Class Day E,tercises, the Phi Beta minster .Presbyterian Church, Erie, cember.1, 1928, to ;Mr. Robert P. Tall- his orchestra of Meadville furnished MON., TUES., WED. PAPERS MAGAZINES Kappa address, and the Commence- has resigned from his pastoral duties .man, in Fredonia, New York. Mrs. the .music, while chaperon's for the ment Day exercises are given in full, and plans to retire. Reverend Nash Tallman has been teaching in the Fre- evening were 1Mr. and Mrs. Earl Den- be:Sides lists of the graduates, honor came to the Westminster pulpit in donia schools. Mr. Tallman is head of "Words and Music" MILLER'S nis. Opp. PostoEce students, and prize winners. Descrip- June, 1908, when there 'were 106 the science department in the High Guests for the evening were Robert tions of the two new 'buildings, Arter 100% Talking, Singing, names on the church roll; 318 have School of Fredonia. Slocum, Fred Long. Robert Pratt, Rob- SMOKERS' SUPPLIES e Hall and Catlisch Hall, are given for Dancing been added during his pastorate. and Born, to Mr: and Mrs. Philip H. Lee, 'ert Lewis, Robert Brahm, and Mr. and TYPEWRITERS .. the benefit of the alumni. The rest of g-iftS to missions have increased four- 988 Chancery Lane, Meadville, on Aug- Mrs. Kyle. the booklet contains letters from COLLEGE MUSICAL fold. Mrs. Nash has been a very active ust 98 a son, Rollin Harris. Mr. Lee, alumni, poems, the "In Memoriam" EVERYTHING NEW and loyal helpmate. Mr. Nash was is a member of the 1928 Class. REVUE section, faculty news and alumni graduated from Allegheny in 1884, and Paul W. Johnston, '14, has been pro- • LAFAYETTE HOTEL news. A letter from 'Wayne Whipple, later from Lake Shore Seminary. '77, :ells of his visit with the Prince meted from the position of train- In the Heart of Meadville of Wales. Dorothy Rodgers. '29, is teaching master of the Meadville Division of "Words and Music" LARGEST HOTEL IN MEADVILLE History and French this year at Glen the Erie Railroad to that of assistant Over 150 Rooms G. Alfred Palmer, '26. is with the Carapbell, Pennsylvania. Hugh Nor- superintendent of transportation, with Dining Room The Best of Food Joseph Horne Company of 'Pittsburgh. ris, '27, is principal of the school there. headquarters in New York City. 111111111111.11111111111111111111111111r BERCHTOLD'S LARSON'S 8—REGULATION ALLEYS-8 BEAUTY SHOPPE Open Alleys Every Afternoon SIMPLEX PIN SPOTTERS MICHEL'S MEAT Complete Beauty Culture Balizet Building 226 Chestnut St MARKET Phone 728-W 899 Park Ave FRED 0. & Welcome Modern Shoe Repairing M. DEAN 945 Market St. Meadville Pa. BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS REUTER'S 275 Cherry Street Blu and Gold At North Main and North St. Furniture Rugs We welcome you back again and wish Best Equipped Printing Office In Drapery you one of the most successful years of Meadville for College and Wall Paper Fraternity Work your history, both in athletics and of course will not forget your curriculum. JOHN J. SIIRYOCK CO.

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THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE—SEPTEMBER 25, 1929.

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Anticipating another successful sea- MEN'S WEAR OF MERIT New Football Coach son, Allegheny's cross-country squad, twenty strong, met last Wednesday tt 241 Chestnut Street GENEVA WILL BRIM STRON6 ;ifternoon for its first workout of the Is Rapidly Gaining year. a s p a a a • E3 u u nttag Among the twenty runners reporting Favor at Allegheny were six men from last year's squad. ELEVEN FOR ANNUAL BATTLE They were Captain Minnis, Dre.ibelbis; Proper Apparel for Men and Boys Harry Crum, the ne.w football coach, Needham, Wycoff, Bachelor, and East- CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS OF QUALITY .here from George 'Washington Uni- man'. Jack Worrall, star two-miler, is versity, preceded by excellent recom- also out for the team and will un- Covenanters Will Have Heavy Line and Light Backfield mendations attested by his fine record doubtedly prove to be a very valuable F. G. PRENATT COMPANY man. Although the material is practi- at that school, has taken charge of the 220 Chestnut Street Meadville, Pa. To Oppose Crum's Men '29 football squad and is developing a cally as goad as that of last year, the. team that will receive much attention. team will be in poor shape for the For those who missed The Campus first meet. With the exception of Drei- introduction of Coach Crum, last belbis, none of the men have taken Wirt's Pharmacr, A. L. Ballinger Co. Allegheny College will inaugurate From end to end- the line will average spring, a brief review of his career is summer 'workouts, so it will be exceed- THE REXALL DRUG STORE its football season on Saturday after- a little better than 190 pounds, so Al- ingly difficult for them to reach the J. E. WIRT, Ph. G. herein given. After his graduation Sheaffer Life-Time Fountain Pens noon of this week with Geneva, long legheny backs are likely to find plenty from Derry (Pa.) High School, where peak of condition much before the sec- a powerful rival of the Blue and Gold, in their way when they attempt their he played football under a former Al- ond, meet of the season. The first Sheaffer Pencils as the opponent. Montgomery Field plunges and off-tackle plays. The legheny tackle, Crum entered Grove meet of the ,season is with Westmin- EASTMAN KODAKS AND FILMS will be the scene of the contest, and Covenanters also have some excellent City, where he played throughout the ister on October 5th, and if the Blue from all indications one of the hard- linemen in reserve. football season, but was compelled by and White runners are in good shape, The Pipe of Distinction est battles of the entire season is in The Coventanters will start a light serious illness to leave school. In 1918 they will stand a splendid chance of store when the two teams clash. backfield on Saturday. The ball-toters breaking Allegheny's great winning SHERMAN'S he entered Penn ,State, played on the "SASIENI" News from down the Geneva way average only 162 pounds. Timerario is freshman team, but 'was again 'forced streak which has extended over a GENERAL AND SPECIAL scheduled to call the signals. He saw is that the Covenanters are expecting to leave school. After working two period of two years. Unfortunately, a successful season on the gridiron service last year at center. Ewing, Grove City and Thiel have decided to BAKING years, he entered. Princeton, where, EXCLUSIVE AGENCY this year and Coaches Davies and Preece, and 'Knapik will complete the after being ineligible the first year 'be- forego cross-country this year, the. Does Your Club Use Fenniken are anxious that their pro- backfield for the 'visitors. They are cause of the transfer rule, he played matches with these schools being can- Mother Hubbard's teges get off to a good start against Al- fast, shifty combination that will bear halfback for two years under W. W. celled. This leaves but three meets legheny. Last fall, in the closing days lots of watching. All in all, Allegheny Baked Goods? Roper. Crum graduated in 1924. The on the schedule. In addition to West- of the season, a Blue and Gold team will have some very strong opposition If You Want the Best You Should next fall he was made football coach minster, Pitt will (be met on Oct. 19th 249 Chestnut Street gave Geneva an 8-7 setback in one of to compete with on 'Saturday and what at George Washington, where for four and Geneva on November 16th. Coach TRY the most stirring games witnessed in the outcome will be, no one can safely years, although operating under ex- Hammett faces a difficult problem in years, and the memory of that defeat predict. Meadville, Penn'a tremely adverse -conditions, he made keeping his men interested and in will still be upmost in the minds of SHE 'S a remarkable record. In these four training during the 'long periods be- the Beaver Falls team 'when it takes Alan L. Mitchell.. Worcester, Mass. years his teams won twenty-four tween each meet. 962 S. MAIN STREET the field on Saturday. The contest will M. Carol Moore ,Kinsman, 0. A. C. YEAGER CO. games, lost but eleven, and tied three. 244 CHESTNUT STREET mark the first game either team has Emma L. Morgan__ ...... _Harmonsburg, Pa. In his last year, meeting an unsur- played this season so no definite Robert Tower Morgan —___Derrick City, Pa. THIS AND THAT Meadville, Pa. mountable obstacle in the form of a knowledge of the relative strength of John W. Murphy When Geneva comes here next Sat- Ithaca, N. Y. one-year residence rule which cut the the two teams is to be had, but both Marie Nelson urday to open the 1929 football sea-lQuall• t y Shoe Repairing CITY COAL AND SUPPLY CO. Mabel L. Norris. Warren, Pa. squad to twenty-4We, the George Wash- outfits are reputed to be stronger than son, they will be anxious to avenge J. Gordon Oakes Guys Mills, Pa. ington team was able to win but one they were last year. their defeat of last eya.r. The sting Henry F. Parker ______Stoneboro, Pa. game. In the spring of this year, Mr. of The Covenanters will start a light last year's 8-7 reverse has hot been Coal and Building John Joseph Perkins__ ...... Pa. Crum was chosen, on the strength of TRY OUR SHINES line and light backfield this year. The forgotten and the Covenanters will en- Paul M. Plyler ...... _.DuBois, Pa. his record and many excellent and un- DONE BY EXPERTS line is expected to be especially Rntisdale, Pa. deavor to •stop 'Allegheny's shifty of- Supplies Charles Poole reserved recommendations of his abil- strong. the lightest man on it weigh- Frank Bigelow Pope.. Franklin, Pa. fense while they are uncovering a pow- 10c ity and his character, from a field of ing 18,0 pounds_ Both of Geneva's reg- Harry R. Pore Monessen, Pa. erful line of attack which they hope twenty-six applicants 'for the position ular tackles weigh a tittle better than Clyde Pratt ...... _..._._._ Meadville, Pa. will help them to wipe out the stain of football coach at Allegheny Col- SALES OFFICE-299 CHESTNUT ST. 200 pounds, while one of the guards, Reese M. Price, Jr. Youngstown, 0. of all previous defeats suffered at the 227 Chestnut Street lege. PHONE 1331 Stauffer, tips the scales at 232 pounds. Lloyd Prindie __Cambridge Springs, Pa. hands of Blue and Gold teams. Al- Polishes and Shoe Laces Burton Punsky ...... __.-Warren, Pa. Here. in his new field, Coach Crum though the Geneva line, with an aver- YARD OFFICE-131 MEAD AVENUE Harry H. Ramsey______Cleveland, 0. is rapidly proving himself a most com- age weight of 192 pounds, will far out- PHONE 1332 Donna Ray ...... ___Kellettsville, Pa. petent man. He has a magnetic per- FRESHMAN LIST weigh the Allegheny line, they will Duane Raymond Redman__ Ashtabula, O. sonality which has won him the sup- The Pennsylvania William Elliott Rills .Butler, Pa. meet with the stiffest kind of opposi- port of the whole squad and has built ■ns ■ arzassinu ■massim (Continued from page 1) Franklin Robblee ...... Salena, Mass. tion. Coach Crum will have the ad- College of Music nn in the team an enthusiasm and a ■ Mark Goodrich North East, Pa. Wilma Marion Rogers.— Mars, Pa. vantage of being able to start an (-ennerative spirit which will prove one Chartered 11187 ■ William Lloyd Goodrich William B. Roos .. Pittsburgh, Pa. eleven composed mainly of veterans ■ East Orange. N. J. of the biggest dangers to opposing ag- ■ MASSON'S Olen Rumberger Nickleville, Pa. and for replacements can call upon a LEE HESS BARNES, Director ■ Ingram. Pa. William F. Gordon . Ruth 1. Russell ...... ____Cattaraugus, N. Y. gre t ions. number of last year's men and several ■ Russell W. Graham__ __Guys Mills, Pa. ■ Lloyd Sager ...... Warren, Pa. freshmen who are excellent prospects William Green__ ..... ____Shinglehouse, Pa. The College is prepared to take Be- The Shirt of the Month William F. Sanders ..... _ .... _____Oak Ridge, Pa. ALLEGHENY COLLEGE 1929 FOOT- Margret C. Groves ...._..._...... _.._._.._....Warren. Pa. Elizabeth Sankey ______Meadville, Pa. and who will undoubtedly see much ginner* and advanced pupils in all ■ service during the season. ■ William Grow Duke Center. Pa. Millard F. Seholl______West Newton, Pa. BALL SCHEDULE branches. ■ Paul Grubs ...... _.._Punxsutawney. Pa. , Clarence J. Schwartz ______Anita, Pa. Fruit of the Loom Xenia Guenther _____ ...... _Cattaraugus, N. Y. Youngstown, 0. ■ Dorse 0. Selpie, Jr At Home Personal interviews with the Direc- ■ G. Louis Haberman. Duquesne, Pa. , Jane Emma Service__ ...... Sharon, I'a. September 28 Geneva LET US SOLVE YOUR tor by appointment. ■ Neck Band, Collar Attached Dale It. Hacker ...... ______Munhall. Pa. I Howard W. Shaffer__ Meadville, Pa. ■ George S. Hamer ...... ______Duquesne, Pa. October 5 Westminster ■ Alberta E. Shaw Meadville, Pa. ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS CATALOGUE ON REQUEST ■ and Two Separate Collars Walter Scott Harper______Meadville, Pa. Ransom Franklin Showers______Du Bois, Pa. October 19_ ...... Open ■ Virginia Harvey ______Cochranton, Pa. November 2._ Thiel ■ Thomas Shrefier Bessemer, Pa. • ■ Jack G. Hershelman 011 City, Pa. Williams R. Simmons...... Mt Pleasant, Pa. November 16 ...... _...IW'aynesburg ■ Francis W. Hicks Mill Run, Pa. Arthur Simpson ...... ____Meadville, Pa. ■ $2.00 and $2.50 •• Away Edwin K...... New Castle, Pa. Robert M. Skeleton ..______...... Indiana, Pa. Fine assortment of sweets ■ • October 12 .Dartmouth ■ Fully Guaranteed ■ George Washington Hoffman __Oakdale, Pa. Claire Skinner New Bethlehem, Pa. ■ ■ Martha A. Hodge ..... Greenville. Pa. October 26 Pitt at Erie ■ ■ Carolyn Smith Avalon, Pa. and salted nuts at Burch's ■ ■ David L. Hollingsworth Bisruark, N. D. , Huber L. Smith Townville. Pa. November 9 .Grove City ■ ■ G. Stewart Hoffman Guys Mills, Pa. I Beatrice G. Staelokas Du Bois, Pa. November 23 St. Vincent's ■ ■ woodlawn. Pa. ■ ■ Helen Bradford Hopkins Charles Campbell Stanton Pittsburgh. Pa. Estimates Cheerfully Given on •i• ■ MASSON'S ■ William Ferry Horn clairton. Pa. Ruth I. Staples Portsmouth, 0. James E. Wallace ...... Sharon. Pa. ■ Martha Houser Troy. N. Y. . Kitty Stewart ...... Bellevue, Pa. Henrietta Grace Walling Erie. Pa. 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