NEWS EDITION THE CAMPUS SECTION TWO OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

VOLUME NO. XLI. NO. 8 MEADVILLE, PA., DECEMBER 14, 1922 PRICE FIVE CENTS STONE CHURCH GIVES DINNER Pill BETA KAPPA HOLDS J. II. BOZIC WINS NOTED SCRANTON PASTOR ANNIVERSARY BANQUET WAKEFIELD CONTEST TO METHODIST STUDENTS DR. CHARLES F. THWING IS SPEAKS AT VESPER SERVICE THREE SPEAKERS COMPETE IN SPEAKER AND HONOR GUEST ANNUAL ORATORICAL EVENT Bishop F. J. McConnell is Speaker—Organi- OF FRATERNITY Three contestants were entered in Dr. J. L. Gray Addresses Student Body on zation to Be Formed Dr. Charles F, Thwing, President- the competition for the Wakefield ora- Emeritus of Western Reserve Univer- tion prize in the contest held Friday "The Wise Fool" sity was the principal speaker at the evening in Ford Memorial Chapel. banquet given last Tuesday evening Bishop F. J. McConnell, of Pitts- John H. Bozic won the prize of $60, 1 , The 'Rev. Joseph L. Gray D. D., of of power. A survey of three genera- burgh, was the principal speaker at WOMEN'S SENATE HAS in Cochran hall by the Allegheny offered by James A., Wakefield, of Scranton, Pa., was the preacher at tions of missionary 'work in China, chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, in corn- Pittsburgh. The subject of Mr. Bo- the banquet given Monday night, in the second Vesper service of the year India. and Africa demonstrates that -memoration of the granting of the zic's winning oration was "Principle the parlors of the Stone church, to CONFERENCE IN SOUTH in Ford 'Memorial Chapel last Sunday seemingly ineffectual effort may pro- charter for the local chapter twenty- versus Policy." over 280 Methodist students of the ' tafternoon. Speaking in a direct, in- duce remarkable results. Dr. Gray one years ago. I The other speakers of the evenin MISSES KATHERINE SIMMONS g timate style, Dr. Gray held the close pointed to examples of Bishop Tho- College. Dr. F. G. 'Henke presided ov- The banquet had been planned for were Daniel W. Steenken and Charles AND SARA McQUISTON REP- attention of the audience by his orig- burn and David Livingstone, who ac- er the program which included a talk February 18, 1923, the anniversary of E. Tefft. Mr. Steenken's subject was RESENT ALLEGHENY AT the formal establishment of the Penn- inality of expression and variety and complished so much in bringing civ- by Dr. W. A. Elliott, some vocal se- "A Citizenry of the World," and that RANDOLPH-MACON ,,vividness of illustration. The regular ilization to India and Africa, and oth- sylvania Eta chapter at Allegheny. On upon which Mr. Tefft spoke was "The lections by Mrs. B. J. Miller, and some chapel opening service was varied account of conflicting events at that Cycle of ;History." ers who, disregarding personal gain, college songs led by W. J. Parker and I with a selection by a double quartet, The Northern Conference of the time, the date was changed to Decem- Mr. Bozic's subject dealt with con- were considered fools of life. "Let a accompanied by Walker' Kinkaid. The and a solo by Miss Dorothy Mussler. Woman's Senate met at Randolph- ber 5, 'which is the anniversary of the ditions in Turkey and the attitude of man become a fool," said he, "that banquet resulted in the appointment Opening his sermon with St. Paul's Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, founding of Phi 'Beta Kappa at Wil- the various nations toward the mat- he may be wise." of a permanent committee to draft declaration in the fourth chapter of Va., November 23, 24, 25. Over ninety liam and Mary 'College in 1776. Thus ter. He presented the policy of the This incongruous means of advance plans for an organization to more def- Corinthians I, "We are fools for delegates were present, two coming the event was in the nature of a dou- Turkish leaders, saying that the per- is illustrated by the life of Christ. It initely unite the Methodist students Christ's sake," Dr. Gray said that the from each of the eastern colleges who ble celebration. secution of Christian families was seems like a great cosmic joke that -with Stone Church. call of i e today, more than ever be- have student government — ranging Thirty-seven members of the socie- nothing more than slaughter and living like a common man, surrounded The main address of the evening force, is for a productive folly. from the University of Maine to the ty were present, including a number butchery, which the Turks were de- 'by illiterate companions, hated by the was given by Bishop McConnell, who Although there is nothing worse University of Georgia and West Vir- of out-of-town guests and the newly termined to continue until the Christ- people of his time and finally crucified held the undivided attention of his than to play the fool in the face of a ginia University to Connecticut Col- elected members from the Senior ians were driven out of the territory between two thieves, Christ should audience for a full hour. In his usual crisis demanding sobriety and wis- lege. class, Helen J. Bowman, Julian L. or exterminated—and not until that say that he had -conquered the world. interesting way he gave his idea of Katherine Simmons, President, and Ross, and C. Stanley Thoburn. time would the Armenian question be dom, the real test of heroism. is for The real source of the supernatural the purpose of a college and the good Sara McQuiston, First Junior member, President F. W. Hixson, as toast- settled for Turkey. a man to dare to seem foolish in the element in the New Testament is, to be derived from a union of the attended the convention. Meetings master, briefly reviewed the history In continuing his oration, Mr. Bozic' furtherance of a great cause. "The that from this pitiable, yet supremely church and the students. His address and discussion groups were carried in of the society and its significance to stated that America's attitude was real obstacle to heroism," he said, "is heroic figure on the cross, comes the which was very informal and which both morning and afternoon and due the college. changed since the late World War and the doubt of being a fool." power to change the social ideals of abounded in stories from his own ex- to the customary hospitality of the Dr. W. A. Elliott, secretary and one that 'her humanitarian policy is now After St. Paul had enumerated his the world. periences, emphasized the need of the South, many social events, such as a of the foundation members of the extended to include all nations be- hardships, he ended with the purely "The call today," said Dr. Gray, "is students adapting a more cosmopoli- motor trip to Sweet Brier College, a chapter% read the minutes of the or- sides her own possessions. The pol- ridiculous incident of being let down for greater courage—the courage of tan point of view and more liberal at- a Rotary Club dinner, tea given by the ganization meeting held in Lafayette icy of "Europe for the Europeans and wall in a basket, yet the future civ- Christan folly." It is the province of titude in social relationships. He fur- American Association of University Hotel twenty-one years ago, at which America for the Americans has been ilizaton of Europe and the establish- the college student particularly to ther stated that a college is not to Women, and the college play, "Mrs. President Thwing deglivered the ora- disregarded. America is moved not ment of Christianity were contained lake up the problems of social and draw the best minds from a commun- I3umpstead Leigh," were given. tion and presented the charter. by policy, but by principle." He in that basket. personal reform. We must be con- ity and sent them elsewhere, but rath- The important topics discussed by Five of the foundation members,' stated that America is guided by prin- Thus Dr. Gray showed "much of the cerned 'with the direction of moral er to impart some of its spirit and the conference were listed as follows: Dr. J. W. Miles, Dr. A. C. Ellis, 'Hon. ciple and its interest in humanity and world's 'business gets started in a gale progress without fear of conditons, ideals through them to the commun- STUDENT GOVERNMENT PROB- of laughter." 'We find, throughout the for the whole history of progress con- ity. (Continued on page 4.) (Continued on Page 2.) LEMS. history of the world, folly ushering in verges on the individual to be for- Dr. Elliott reminisced on his ex- A. Honor system. great and sublime events. The great warded to the future. periences while a student at Alle- 1. Penalties. poets, Wordsworth and Burns were Modern Christianity demands that gheny by telling several interesting 2. Methods of enforcing. EMIMPAIKKIRMIENEMMMITSVAKM laughed at by their contemporaries; democracy open the doors of oppor- episodes of the faculty members at (a) Proctors. and Benjamin Franklin must have tunity to everyone and maintains the time in religious work as well as 3. Theft. been thought a fool, flying a kite out that public good is a more lasting some of his own in Y. M. C. A. work. Classes Close ffribay for the Ouletibe (a) Methods of detecting. in a thunderstorm, yet his experiment satisfaction than private gain. This At the suggestion of Dr. Henke, Dr. l (b) How dealt with. was the beginning of the development 'may seem an impossible program, Beiler made a motion that a commit- B. Relation of Freshmen to Student Zeason. of electrical science. "There are but in the words of Carlyle, "All noble tee consisting of Dr. 'Swartley, MT government. Except for the recent Thanksgiving those," said Dr. Gray, "whose folly is things were once impossible" C. A. Bollinger and Miss Dorothy much to the college from an advertis- 1. Method of creating proper atti- the very wisdom of God." Dr. H. W. Church played the chimes Leeper decide on a plan whereby def- recess, December 15 will mark the ing stand-point. The students are tude towards Student govern- They took folly to be the path of before the service, and played the or- inite organization might be affected. date of the first vacation from classes primed with enthusiasm for Alma ment. Mater and boost it to the friends at wisdom and found it to be the path gan for the singing. The report of the committee suggest- gince the college year began on Sep- 2. Privileges of citizenship. , ed that a permanent committee com- home. This is an excellent means of C. Relation of Faculty to Student tember 26. The 'Christmas recess is posed of Dr. Beiler, the Misses Ruth beneficial advertisement for Alle- government. the most extended one throughout BARON KORFF SPEAKS STONE CHURCH ENGAGED Ling and Sylvia Barns, and the gheny and its results have been very 1. Power of faculty to impose pen- either semester, and it is at this time IMessers C. W. Havice and R. H. manifest in past years. After having alties. that the students and faculty alike Dernmler draw up the necessary had such a remarkable football seas- ON NEAR EAST PROBLEM IN FINANCIAL DRIVE 2. Advisability of a joint faculty can enjoy a change from the usual plans. on, it is very appropriate that the and student committee. work which confronts them during students should be especially proud of FAMOUS RUSSIAN PROFESSOR the year. their college and its fine record schol- , MONEY WILL BE USED IN EN- (Continued on Page 2.) TALKS TO TOWN AND STUD- While some students spent Thanks- astically, morally, athletically, and so- LARGING CHURCH ENT ASSEMBLY CLUB ACTIVITIES giving away, there were many, be- cially, and that they should boost it I LAW SOCIETY IS cause of the distance intervening, accordingly. who 'remained here. At Christmas After having enjoyed over two Eighty, thousand dollars have been THOBURN CLUB Baron Korff of Russia gave an in- 'however, there are few, if any, who do TO BE ORGANIZED weeks of vacation, the students and teresting and unusual opinion of the pledged by members of Stone church not avail themselves of this opportun- faculty will resume work on Wednes- Dr. and Mrs. Beiler entertained the Near East situation in a lecture giv- towards the ultimate goal of $100,000 ity to return to their homes. For! this day, January 3, on whicii day classes Thoburn Club at New England supper Organization of an inter-collegiate en in the Unitarian church last Friday for the purpose of erecting an addi- reason this particular vacation means will begin at 8:00 a. m. evening. on Thursday evening, December 7, at fraternity by college students who tion to the present edifice located at their home on Spring Street. expect to study law has ben organized iSinfilfAMEMBERBONEEREMEiRkigfit% Baron Koff, who was formerly N. Main and 'Chestnut streets. After the supper the regular meet- by Lawrence College, Wisconsin, Prof. of Jurisprudence at Helsingfors, This addition will 'primarily be used ing of the club was held. Mr. Leeper has been stated in a letter received l Russia, and is now Prof. of Interna- by the Sunday !School department of presented a sketch of the life of the from them recently. A meeting of all tional Law at Georgia University, is the church as their present available late Bishop Thoburn, who was the those who are interested will be an- DONE OF ALUMNI SCHUMANN=IIEINICS well acquainted with the Eastern at- space is entirely inadequate for the founder of the club, and Mr. Mason nounced shortly after the Christmas titude of mind, and clearly portrayed 1 needs of the department. Plans have spoke upon the subject of "The Rural edition. Announcement has been •made of Russia's position in the trouble at been made for the addition, and 'build- Church Problem." If there is sufficient interest shown the marriage of Miss 'Sophie A, Cald- CONDITION IMPROVED Constantinople. He stated that Rus- ing operations will be started early in by the students, steps will be taken to well of Boston, Mass., to Mr. Miller B. sian history has showed a wonderful the spring. LE PETIT SALON Clendining, '13, on September 14, 1922. MAY continuity, and what she is seeking The campaign for the $100,000 fund secure the permission of the faculty RESUME CONCERT TOUR Le Petit Salon held its regular to organize such a fraternity at Florence M. Griswold '13 was mar-1 now, she 'has sought for hundreds of was introduced by the Reverend Luc- monthly meeting on Wednesday after- Allegheny. The Lawrence organiza- rid to Joseph D. Smith of New York` SOON years; namely, a "warm water" exit ius H. Bugby of Minneapolis on Sun- noon, December 6, in Cochran Hall. tion calls itself the "Blackstonian fra- City on Saturday, November 11th. MT. to the trade routes of the sea. Sever- day evening, November 19th, and at The feature of the afternoon was a ternity," in memory of that great Eng- and Mrs. Smith are living in Jersey al times Russia has overcome the last Sunday's services the amount short French play staged by several lish lawyer. Allegheny is the first City, N. J. Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink, Turks along the straits, and would thus far pledged by the worthy mem- members of the club with the co- Pennsylvania college that has been Henry S. Leitzel '12 has returned to !,the world's greatest contralto, who have succeeded in accomplishing her bers of the congregation totaled $80.- operation of Miss Collins who took the approached on the subject. China to do evangelistic work under has been seriously ill with bronchial object had it not been for Great Brit- 000. The remaining $20,000 is expect- leading part. The sketch was well the direction of the Methodist church.! pneumonia at her home at Garden ain. England, he stated saw Russia's ed to be pledged this week. acted and its subtle humor won the FACULTY NOTES His address Is Taianfu, Shantung, . south-western expansion, and chose There has been no material change Crty, New York is reported to be hearty applause of all who witnessed China. Turkish 'Misrule in preference to this in the church for fifty year's in which it. Following this performance a President and Mrs. Hixson left Rev. J. D. Van Horn '13 has taken slightly improved although not out of movement, for fear of interference time the memibershi-p has nearly treb- "printer's pi," conducted by Xlr. Lucas Wednesday evening for New York. On a charge at McKeesport, Pa,, and has danger. Her western concert tour in- i with her routes to India. By a treaty led and the Sunday school is now and consisting of fifteen French au- Friday, December 8, they attended a moved to that town. Mrs. Van Horn eluding Meadville, Pa., Fort Wayne, 1 with Turkey in 1829, Russia gained larger than the whole congregation thors, occupied the attention of the exit for merchant ships through the of 1870. meeting of the New York Alumni As- was also a graduate of Allegheny, Pa., Springfield, Ohio, Grand Rapids, audience. The program was closed sociation. class of 1912. straits. Then, by aiding Turkey in a with two solos sung by Mrs. Church Mich., and Cleveland, Ohio, out of ne- later war against Egypt, she was giv- Dr. C. F. Ross attended a meeting Miss L. La Verna Smith, '11, is the FACULTY MEMBER ENTERTAINS accompanied by Dr. Church. of the Associated Colleges of Dela- cessity has been cancelled by her en the right to us* that route for head of the Woman's 'Protective Asso- STUDENTS ware and the Middle States in conven- ciation in Cleveland and directs the managers Haensel and Jones, and no warships as well. 'England immediate- PHILO-FRANKLIN FORUM tion at Wilmington, Delaware, on Dec. ly called an international conference, part of the work which deals with definite date has been set when the 'Dr. and Mrs. Elliott entertained 1 and 2. and secured an agreement 'whereby case supervision. •Miss Smith attend- engagements will be fulfilled. fourteen students at a dinner party At the meeting last Friday the Miss Edith Rowley visited friends ed the National Recreational Conven- Mme. Schumann-Heink collapsed at the straits should be open to all mer- Philo-Franklin Forum began the study chant vessels, (but closed to all war- at their home on Highland avenue, in Clevland during the Thanksgiving tion at Atlantic City in November and the Pennsylvania station at Garden Tuesday evening, November 28. The of parliamentary law. The textbook, recess. also the State Welfare Conference at City, New York on November 25, on ships. "Parliamentary Procedure," has been At the end of the nineteenth cen- guests included Dorothy Leeper, Doro- Coluntbus, Ohio, in connection with her way to fill her Pittsburgh sngage- thy Morgan, Helen Robinson, Sarah adopted and copies have been pur- Mrs. George Stone (Elsie F. Ball, tury, England made advances to Rus- her work. ment. She had been suffering prey- 'Steele, Alicia Tobin, Charles Bolling- chased by the members. Several im- '06) of East 'Cleveland, spent some sia and formed the entente which Rev. J. D. Piper, '10, of Black Lick, iously from a slight cold M'hich had er, Charles Havice, Jerome Hlxson, portant points were taken up and die- time in Miami, Florida last spring for made them allies in the World War. Pa., is now pastor of the First Method- not been thought serious. Dr. David Maurice Mock, Gerald Prather, Ed- cussed, after which the meeting was her health. While in Florida, she In the early part of the war, England ist Episcopal Church. of Irwin, Pa. Dooman of Garden City has been in -ward Staples, and Stanley Thoburn, given to practice, which was very visited Mrs. Richard Merrill (Agnes and France determined to drive the Mrs. Piper was formerly Miss Eliza- attendance upon Mme. Schumann- Mrs. Miller and Miss Ruth Elliott amusing as well as instructive. Espy, '06) a former classmate. Ibeth G. Holton, '09. Heink since she became ill. (Continued on page 2.) were also present. Fin CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE- DECEMBER 29, 1922

FORMER STUDENT WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP Current Topics FRATERNITIES BALES' MUSIC HOUSE SOLE AGENTS FOR Early in the fall James C. Houser, GIBSON—Mandolins, Banjos, and Guitars. ex-'26, of Brookline, Florida, won the PHI GAMMA DELTA ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Knows All—Sees All. PIANOS tennis championship of the University VICTROLAS VICTOR RECORDS of Florida when he defeated Murray ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ The local chapter held its annual Miss Marjorie 'Rhodes, '19, and Ger- B kTES' MUSIC HOUSE C. Cohen in the finals of the inter- In an address delivered in Chicago fall party at the Saegertown Inn on aldine Turk of New Castle were the oollege tennis tournament. Mr. Houser Thursday evening. Prof. and Mrs. guests of Virginia Berry over the last Saturday evening, Mayor Hylan is now enrolled as a student in the Hammett and Mr, and Mrs. Herman week-end. college of Arts and Science in the of New York added Pinchot to the H. Fahr were the chaperones. The chapter entertained at the an- University of Florida. presidency list for the next elections. nual Christmas party on Saturday In the same speech he berated what DELTA TAU DELTA evening. Mrs. McClean, Mrs. Shultz, WETHERBY STUDIO the Misses Edith Rowley, Olive Ham.- C. A. he termed the "wealth lords" who, he Y. M. merton, Marjorie Rhodes and Gerald- claimed, are ruling national politics. Robert, "Prex" Crawford visited the rouse over eweek-end. ine Turk were guests. Professor Hammett gave a very in- The Ship Subsidy bill, with a few , Albert Munhall of 'Cleveland was Mrs. C. W. Bossard and Miss Has-' teresting informal talk on "The Work amendments, was reported favorably the guest of the house over the week- son •were the Sunday dinner guests of ' 257 CHESTNUT STREET of the Y. M. C. A. During the World to the Senate last Saturday. The end. Ruth and Edna Mumford. War" at the Y. M. C. A. meeting amendments added to the original bill The annual Christmas party will be Wednesday, December 6. Hs spoke have made it possible to gain the ap- held at the house Thursday night. SIGMA TAU SIGMA from his personal experiences with proval of many of the Senators who the "Y" while in France. had been expected to vote against it. Kathryn Robins spent the week-end Mr. Foster, who is in charge of the PHI DELTA THETA "Lafa) ette Barber Shop Bonar Law, at the reparations con- 1 at the home of Ruth Wood at Corry, special services of the Christian in London, last Saturday Pa. TREAT YOURSELF TO THE BEST Church of this city, sang two very ference Phi Delta Theta announces the a move to cancel the French Eleanor Hoy and 'Helen Fry spent pleasing solos. The meeting was con- made pledging of John Blower, '26, of Cali- debt for the reduction in the German the Thanksgiving vacation with Hazel HAIR BOBBING a Specialty cluded with a prayer by Dr. Henke. fornia, IPa. reparations. At the same time he ex- Dr. Hazen and William Schryock Dickson at Jamestown, Pa. pressed himself in favor of abandon- were dinner guests of the chapter Dorothy Rose visited the hall Sat- HELLO ! ing the policy of force to bring about Sunday. urday and Sunday as the guest of Best Equipped and Most Up-to-Date Shoe payments of international debts. F. Foster was a dinner guest on Isabelle Gilmore. Shop in Town Much time was taken up in a careful Sigma Tau Sigma held its Christ- An idea has long been smouldering Wednesday evening. consideration of American opinion mas party in the rooms Saturday ev- but just burst into flame or perhaps Messrs. Carlson and Tucker of Tit- FIRST IN QUALITY. REASONABLE IN PRICE although no official observers were ening. it would be better to say print. The usville spent the week-end at the present at the conference. Publicity idea came last year and then again house. CA' agents at Washington state to the 903 ater St. J. WALTHER this year when our football team re- PHI BETA KAPPA 'HOLDS press that America has no suggestion turned from Colgate. The team mar- SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON to make to the Allied Premiers at the (Continued from page 1.) veled at the remarkable spirit dis- conference. C. C. Wood is visiting house the for played at the University and talked A.. L. Bates, Dr. C. F. (Ross, and Dr. W. FOR AMUSEMENT Clemenceau spent much of the lat- a few days. of it for at least a week after the con- A. Elliott, who were present at that ter part of last week at the Waite Prof. R. W. Thomas was a dinner TRY test. It is an utudeniable fact that first meeting were also ,present Tues- House and in Washington. 'Saturday guest Wednesday. there is such a thing as "Colgate 'Spir- day evening. he spoke in Philadelphia, giving, in The Reverend R. W. Yeany enter- it" and part of that spirit is "bred in Speaking of the importance of Phi Berly's Billiard Parlor main, a summary of the points he has tained the chapter at an oyster supper the bone" of the flesh by the time Beta 'Kappa in the college, Dr. C. F. made in his tour of the United States. at the Bethesda home last Friday SUCCESSOR TO CON WELCH 'worn traditions of that University. Ross said that, of the three hundred At Philadelphia, as elsewhere, he ex- One of the better known Colgate night. members of the society from Alle- pressed the same appeal that America traditons is that of the congenial and gheny, all but less than half a dozen 949 MARKET STREET may "Come back to Europe and help friendly "hello" that one hears both ALPHA CHI RHO were successful in after life. He also spread •indpendence throughout the on the campus and about the town. noted the growth of the college in world." The whole of the "Colgate Spirit" Dr. F. F. Hailer, '20, and Glade G. that period, from 191 students and 13 The Lausanne conference is still simmers down to that friendly "hello" Fuller, '21, were recent guests of the instructors then to 540 students and a concerned with the Dardanelles. Independent Dry Goods Company which comes from the entire student chapter. faculty of over thirty now. body and faculty from the time the Dr. Akers was a dinner guest on President Thwing, who is now pres- university opens in the fan until the J. H. BOZIC WINS (Wednesday, ident of the United Chapters, ad- CORNER PARK AND CHESTNUT last student has left for the summer. A five couple party was held at the dressed the society on the theme: That "hello" spirit develops in the (Continued from page 1.) -house on Thursday evening. Mr. and "The Use of the Mind." ."If you have student college spirit, increases the Mrs. N. C. Kramer chaperoned. a mind," he said, "use it. It is a most freedom, that European countries bond between the students and cre- interesting and a most profitable were not moved by principle but only DR. ates a cherished, fond and sincere BETA UPSILON thing." In a survey of the graduates W. C. CARPENTER by policy when their own interests love for the Alma Mater. of Harvard Law School, he found that DEN I 1ST are endangered. The fraternity held a smoker on the most successful men were those It would be well for Allegheny with Mr. Steenken in his oration, "A Cit- Friday evening for its active members who had concentrated their attention Over Wilson's Jewelry Sture its wealth of traditions resulting from Izenry of the World," made a plea for and pledges. on the thorough study of a few fun- ROTH PHONES its early founding to prifit by an idea the people of this country to foster a Dr. and Mrs. Akers, and Dr. and damental subjects. prevalent in a sister institution, and spirit of brotherly love between thetn- Mrs. 'McClean and daughter Miriam 'Prolonged and concentrated study instead of having the proverbial "Hel- selves and all nations. He also were guests of the fraternity for Sun- of a .few subjects under great teach- HE RADIO CON( RT lo Day," to ejtablish an ' ,Hello Year"' scored patriotism which is so preva- ers, Dr. Thwing considers more im- I day dinner. and spirit. lent at times, but which is not lasting. portant than the superficial pursuit of Are coming in fine—particularly on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri- presented a scheme whereby there day evenings, from 7:45 to 9:30 p. m. The following article credited to' He KAPPA ALPHA THETA a number of courses, that are preva- mmight be a common "Citizenry of the the "Brown and White" will show the lent nowadays. World," where brotherly love pre- attitude of another institution on this Maria Avery spent the Thanksgiv- One of the important uses of the dominated and where jealously, greed BURCH'S 276 Chestnut St. subject: mind is the laying up of vast resourc- and hatred no longer existed. ing vacation with Katherine McDon- The Hello Habit is one which ald at her home. es in oneself for thought and pleas- In "The Cycle of History," Mr. Teift ure. Close acquaintance with books should be practiced and one which Mary Henderson spent the week- YOUR PHOTOGRAPH traced the history and achievements and nature, and the building up of can only be started by co-operation. end in Ridgway, Pa. of the United States, and warned strong friendships are essential to FOR CHRIS FMAS GIFTS It is a pleasant custom and one which Grace Hilderbrand visited her sister against history repeating itself as in proper cultivation of the mind.' helps to make life enjoyable. Many in Austinburg, Ohio, the last of the TO THOSE BACK HOME. the case of the rise and fall of the The most enduring use of the mind of the Freshmen have not 'yet ac week. Roman Empire. is in the discovery of religion. Dr. quired the habit, it seems, and we feel Miss Inez 'Brumbaugh, '21, visited FHE MUN Z STUDIO • 248 Chestnut St. The judges rendered their decision Thwing pointd out that Jerusalem that it s not amiss to call their atten- the chapter on Sunday. to the presiding officer, Dr. C. F. Ross, and Athens, though they are now in tion to it as early as possible. When The Seniors gave a Christmas party who announced the prize winner and ruins, are still famious, because of the you pass a fellow classmate or an up- 'Saturday evening for the chapter and congratulated the others upon their two great thinkers Jesus Christ and for the elderly people and children In per classman on the campus, or down efforts. Dr. Ross announced that the Socrates, who made them renowned. the Lutheran home. town, say "hello;" you will be sur- judges had unanimously reported in In conclusion Dr. Thwing said that prised to find with that readiness favor of Mr. Bozic, and he presented the scholarship society, Phi Beta Kap- most of them will respond. We are the prize of $50 offered by Mr. Wake- KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA pa, fosters and furthers the develop P. B. GRAHAM al good friends here, and there is no field, of the class of 1890, in the name ment of these uses of the mind which better' ava , to show it than by a wil- of his grandfather, the Rev. Samuel Sarah McQuiston has returned af- train leaders for the world. lingness to recognize a fellow stud- Wakefield, D. D. Besides winning the ter a two weeks' trip to Randolph-Ma- Letters of greeting from President- ent. A friendly hello and a smile in prize, Mr. Bozic 'has the additional con College, Virginia and New York Emeritus 'Crawford and several alum- Style Headquarters passing never hurt anyone except honor of representing Allegheny Col- City. ni were read by Dr. W. A. Elliott, af- possibly a victim of mrumps or ex- lege in the intercollegiate Civic Ora- Annabelle Mosher was the guest of ter which a short business session SOCIETY BRAND treme toothache. Get into the habit torical League contest held in May. Alice Graham for Thanksgiving at the was held. of saying hello, it makes the differ- Dr. Ross, added that 'Mr. Wakefield latter's home in Mercer, Pa. SUITS, TOP COATS, OVERCOATS also sent his congratulations and good ence between a happy life in commu- Virginia Debolt was the guest of WOMEN'S SENATE HAS nication with friends about you, and wishes to the winner. Dorothy Hughes for the vacation. Stetson Hats, Manhattan Shirts The judges for the occasion were the sordid existence of the man with- Alice Grenelle, who was taken sud- (Continued from page 1.) out a friend. One of the greatest the Reverend MT. Hough, Superin- denly ill at the home of Dr. and Mrs. County schools, gifts which can be bestowed on a pen tendent Blair, of the Lee, is recovering nicely. D. Point System. McClintock, Esq. Mendel's son is the ability to mix 'with his fel- and Walter J. Eleanore 'Barnhurst was the guest 1. Academic requirements for of- lows. 'Say hello to your neighbor and of Charlotte Johnson for the Thanks- fice. giving vacation. 2. How enforced. you are helping to mould a likable BARON KORFF SPEAKS and easy-to-smile personality both in Winnifred Britton, '22, visited the GROUP .MEETINGS— Modern Shoe Repairing yourself and in him. Get the hello (Continued from page 1.) , college Dec. 9. STUDENT GOVERNMENT PROD- habit!—The -Brown and White. 1 Alice Grenelle is recovering slowly LEMS— FOR SERVICE AND FINE WORK Turks out of Europe, and made sever- from a rather serious illness. A. Fraternity Problems—Leader, Ohio . AT REASONABLE PRICES womumgmfflanommok.„-,., al secret treaties promising Russia a Wesleyan. share °I her territory. When Russia ALPHA CHI OMEGA 1. Period of rushing. GO TO dropped out of the war in 1917, these 2. Place of fraternity in intercur- Grimaldi & Son determinations were forgotten, and Harriet Titus was the week-end ricular life. by 1922 the Turks were back as strong guest of Mildred Brown, ex'23, at her 3. Are they wholly advisable? REUTER'S SHOES as ever. In 1920 a Russian treaty was home near Meadville. B. Quiet Rules—Simmons. concluded with Persia. pledging mutu- Katherine 'Simmons has returned 1. Sunday Regulations. 935 Market Street 2nd Door South of Chestnut Street rmiggfflowmomogrwfflowt al aid against British imperialism. 'after a week spent in New York City. C. College Publications — Randolph- In October, 1921, a treaty was formed Macon. among Russia, Turkey and the Cauca- ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 1. Front page news. sian Republics, whereby Turkey was 2. Support of publications. The Blue Parlor to control the straits, but all were to Helen Robinson spent the Thanks- D. Day student problems--Goucher. have the free use of them. Keystone View Company Cor. North Main and giving vacation with Marie Glazier, I. How to give day students col- In concluding his lecture, the baron ex-'24, of Warren, Pa. lege life. North Streets stated that enmity between England Josephine Carr entertained Naomi E. College finances—Radcliffe. and France is the root of the trouble Meadville, Pa. Reisacher during the Thanksgiving 1. Budget System. Ice Cream, Candies in Europe as well as in the Near East. vacation. 2. Special pay-days. and that the difficulty will never be Grace 'Runninger, '22, was the guest GENERAL COLLEGE PROBLEMS— CIGARS, CIGARETTES settled until Russia has a warm water of Dorothy Leeper over the week-end. A. Responsibility of upper classmen. port, and until there is friendship be- Musette Clouse, '19, was the guest 1. To Freshmen. The only Soda Fountain north of tween London and Paris. Chestnut Street of the chapter on Sunday, Dec. 3. 2. To College. SHOT REPAIRING B. Smoking. SUPERVISION OF SOCIAL LIFE-- DISTINCTIVE AND CLASSY ' ocal 6/g Bell 202 ALPHA CHI OMEGA MIDLAND BOWLING ALLEYS MADAME RINDFUSS 1. Making rules. Beauty Culturist 'Ruth Carroll spent the week-end 2. Granting permission. SERVICE OF THE BETTER CLASS Six Alleys in A-1 Shape—All New Pins completely equipped 1 'w:it modern and with her father in Pittsburgh. D. Cut System. the city. Beauty Rhonpe In 'Miss Elouise Fink, '22, was the E. Creating Public Opinion. J. J. BERCHTOLD, Prop. Cali for appointment. 1. Interesting freshmen in colleee Cor. Chestnut and Diamond guest of Katherine Simmons over the CHESTNUT activities. 171-173 Chestnut St. Meadville, Pa. (Second Floor) week-end. 4. C. YFAGER STREET nor. Chestnut and Diamond (2nd Fl.)

3 THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLFA;E—DECEMBER 14, 1922

HAHN'S DEPARTMENT STORE A COMMENT BY COACH McCRACKEN 936-938 Water St. UPPER CLASSMEN Save to 35q•on Your Toilet The past Football season at Allegheny has been classed by the students and supporters as a very Will Remember successful season mainly because the team has won the majority of its games. But I believe it could Goods and Writing Papers. also be classed as a success because of the spirit and fight in defeat . The team looked strong in victory, How many fountain pens they lost because of no identifi- but I am convinced that it looked even stronger in defeat. cation marks' thereon. We are now prepared to save M. E. Inmann, G. D. Inmann Some of the reasons why the season was a success are as follows: you this loss. Manager. Sec'y-Treas. 1. The squad worked in perfect accord with the coaches. Inmann News Company 2. Every man was heart and soul in the game and paid strict attention to the playing of the game. WE ENGRAVE YOUR THE LATEST PERIODICALS 3. There was !harmony and TEAM spirit among the members. NAME ON PEN Cigars, Candies and Novelties 4. The team never quit but were always faithful. and townspeople. In a permanent, durable manner, at a very moderate cost 5. The team knew that it had the entire support of the college, alumni , Lafayette Hotel Meadville, Pa. the first 6. The foremost reason, I believe, was that every man fought and gave his beet from THE COLLEGE whistle of the first to the last whistle of the final contest. SHARTLE SERVICE STORE The squad was made up mainly of Freshmen and Sophomores, but four Seniors and three Juniors China Department were listed among the members. This leaves a strong and experienced squad available for next year. Every man on this year's squad received considerable experience, as frequent substitutions were made

IN THE BASEMENT in practically every game. 11 431943431386g EI‘gona DSOS.: I wish to thank the members of the squad for their faithfulness and their spirit of cooperation EXCLUSIVE AGENTS A. G. SPALDING SPORTING GOODS during the past season. Every man gave up the thought of personal glory and played for team victory —it is this spirit that creates winning teams. The men played the game clean and fair and acted as Y gentlemen at all times. It was a pleasure to work with such a squad.

G. HERBERT McCRACKEN. 01 14 11 SMITH BROTHERS , V11 Clothiers and Furnishers l

217-219 CHESTNUT ST. V H c LEPROOF HOSIER BLUE AND COLD EASILY SI BASKET BALL SCHEDULE HO CORNELL DEFEATS TIIIEL ELEVEN Useful Holiday Gifts & MARX KIRSHBAUM CLOTHES COMPRISES HARD CONTESTS HART, SCHAFFNER CLOTHIES, Driving with irresistible force the MmMMODOMMDD SUMBOODU BD BEI,LOBB ommattutom Baampasawa FURNITURE, RUGS, CURTAINS big Blue and Gold machine rode roughshod over the Thiel combination at Greenville, Thanksgiving after- Two Men Remain From Last Year's Varsity. noon. More than in any previous Evening Slippers game, Allegheny showed just why Opening Game Jan. 5 DAINTY, GRACEFUL, WINSOME LITTLE GEMS OF John J. Shryock Co. it is the best class B team in the coun- EVENING SLIPPERS IN THE DESIRED STRAP try this year. Although they were AND TONGUE EFFECTS hindered by a sea of mud, Allegheny With its !first game coming on Jan- learns of which little is known yet, but

Strap Onament with Chain Tassel, Rhinestone Center. 111U played its usual fast game, punctuated , uary 5, Allegheny starts an exception- the games with them are by no means 111111. by several beautiful runs and flashes, ally hard basketball season. The cinched. Slippers Ornaments 111 111

Baldwin Sc Welcomer $1.00 to $3.00 111 of unusually !brilliant football. teams the Blue and Gold faces this Allegheny, with only Miller and $4.95 to $9.00 lall Successors to The game was !witnessed by one of year are the best fives in this section Wise of last season's first team in un- U D. A. Gill Estate the largest crowds the Thiel field has of the country, and it will be by dint iform, is poorly equipped with veteran Brownell Shoe Company ever accommodated. Citizens of Mead- 1 of superior playing 'alone that they players, The men of last year's GUNS ville supported the team -well; in fact can be met successfully. The teams squad who have returned are Schultz, TIME TO START BUYING XMAS GIFT SLIPPERS nearly half the spectators were cheer- to be played this year that were not Mountsier, Judd, Brownell, Ross, AMMUNITION ing for the Blue and Gold of Alle- ,on last year's schedule are: Waynes- Braun, Moore, and Devney. The new gheny ,burg, West Virginia, Baldwin-Wallace, material which is showing promise is FSHING TACK LE The first half was composed mainly ' Bethany, St. Bonaventure, and Jun- represented by Sharp, all W. P. I. A. CUTLERY of a series of line bucks and exchange iata. L. forward; Wolf, guaiki of the cham- Dress Suit For Sale H. P. DEAN of punts, Allegheny having the better I Waynesburg takes its place as one pion Lincoln High of Cleveland team; PERFECT CONDITION primed with enthusiasm for Alma ; of the leading fives of Western Penn- Parnell and Ingleeby of Ashtabula; IN by means of which Allegheny got her sylvania. Its last year's record was Dahl, Warren, Byham, Kane; Sey- GROCERIES 989 Water Street first score, featured the half. During an exceptional one as is shown by the bold, New Kensington; !Parker, Ava- ENQUIRE AND MEATS the initial period Thiel tried an on- fact that the crack W. & J. cagers lon. side kick. "Hoppy" Miller, Allegheny's were able to beat them by only one The following tentative schedule +4 1 1-4 1- 4-1-4-1-1-1-÷+++++++++++++ Lorz Tailor Shop speedy half, scooped up the ball and point. Pitt is rated as the Champion has been announced by the manage- 912 Park Avenue ran 65 yards through a. broken field of the Western Pennsylvania district ment: Market Street

Heckman's Pharmacy fors the only touchdown of the half. for last year, and their game this Bell 86 Local 83 Try for point was successful. After year should show no decline in qual- Fri., Jan. 5—Waynesburg, here. this score Thiel tried desperately to EVERYTHING IN DRUGS, CAMERAS. ity inasmuch as they have the same Thur., Jan. 11—Waynesburg, 111M III 1111111111111111011111 even things up by means of an aerial 111101111111111130111111111111111101 1111E VALUE MEN'S AND SUPPLIES—DEVELOPING AND team as last season with the excep- away. ENDICOTT, attack, but could make no headway. tion of Younk, guard, who did not re- Fri., Jan. 12—Pitt, away. WITHOUT 1 JOHNSON DRESS SHOES PRINTING — COLUMBIA GRAFANOLAS A very few minutes of play in the turn to school. West Virginia is al- Sat., Jan. 13 .West Virginia, EQUAL I FAMOUS SHOES i S2.95 105.45 AND RECORDS second half. sufficed tb show that Al- ways the possessor of a strong squad, away. legheny could not be stopped. 'Smith and although little is known of the ar- Tues., Jan. 16—Alfred, here. 912 Water Street Both Phone. John Shadley & Son skirted right end for 40 yarkls, but was ray that they will present this year, Fri., Jan. 19--BaldwiniWallace, .11 1-14++++++.1-11-1-1.!1•+ ++++++++ thrown on Thiel's 1 yard line, and was they should furnish an interesting here. carried off the field with a broken contest. Geneva has secured a wealth Mon., Jan. 21—Geneva, here. bone in his left ankle. From this mo- of promising high school material this Sat., Feb. 3—Bethany, here. Meadville News Agency ment on !Allegheny was a different year, and these men, together with Thurs., Feb. 8—Geneva, away. SANITARY team. Dahl carried the ball over on Boren, their phenomenal forward, are Fri., Feb. 9—Bethany, away. FRED B. TRACE the next play, making the score 13-0. bound to some strong opposition. Sat., Feb. 10—Tech, away. BARBER SHOP Twice more Allegheny worked the NEWSPAPERS AND Bethany is always strong, and their Fri., Feb. 16—St. Bonaventure, pigskin down the field and scored,' team is greatly re-enforced by Ran- here. PERIODICALS Dahl carrying it over the first time dolph, a sure shot and a physical gi- Tues., Feb. 20—Grove City,here. and Weaver the second. Tries for Across from the Postoffice ant weighing 195 and measuring six Sat., Feb. 24—Tech, here. 936 Market St. Meadville, Pa. WALTER ARMOUR point all failed in the second half due, feet two. Tech, with Waddell coach- Tues., Feb. 17—Grove City, to the slippery condition of the ball- I ing, ought to be stronger this year away. 215 Chestnut St. Meadville, Pa. The final whistle found the ball in than they were last. Grove City, Wed., Feb. 28—Westminster, I midfield with only a question of time champion of this section for the last away. 1111111 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 11111111111 J. S. Hotchkiss & Bro. Co. until Allegheny would have scored three years, has four of last year's Sat., Mar. 3—Colgate, at Erie, WHOLESALE GROCERS again. team back as well as a host of good pending. It's the Little Things The Thiel aggregation put up a freshman material. Colgate is rated Tues., Mar. 6--Westminster, 11•1111111•111111=11111=201111.11111.1.1111.111.1 Meadville, Pa. game fight. but were outclassed in as one of the strongest quintets in the here. That Count every department of the game. Breaks college world. Westminster, Juniata, Sat., 'Mar. 10—.Juniata, here. LAFAYETTE TAXI SERVICE Alfred, and Bald-win-Wallace are did not figure in the scoring, and the And the little things in final total of 25-0 plainly indicates CUSSEWAGO CANOE LIVERY Both Phones 44 that there can be no doubt as to the CHI RHOS CHAPTER your appearance tell the world what kind of a man Reasonable Rates superiority of the Allegheny eleven. C. D. BAKER WILL COACH •Continued from page 1.) you are. Local Phone 137 Earl Glenn Whiting FOR RENT We Transfer Baggage copped by Little, of Beta Upsilon but Furnished room. 630 Baldwin St. BASKET BALL SQUAD The good Clothes and only after a pretty duel with Bill Headquarters—Lafayette Hotel Furnishings come from Dale, of Phi Gamma Delta. Judd won Mr. C. D. !Baker, a graduate of Al- A. L. BALLINGER CO. the high jumip fort Phi Delta Theta legheny in the class of '10, has re - GROCERIES while Parnell ranked first in the shot- 11111.1.111111Irran'-=55=015129111.11 KEEFE & DANE THE RE .[ALL STORE THE BETTER KIND cently been named to coach this seas- Drugs and Toilet Articles put for the Alpha !Chi Rhos. The mile on's 'basketball squad. Successors to the Criterion run went to Bliss who also represent- Kodaks and Supplies MORFORD & SAUNDERS The reputation which Coach Baker Nest to Lyceum Theater Liggetts' and Huyier's Candles ed the winning fraternity. made while playing on the Allegheny GEORGE PRATT 891 Market St. 75 yard dash—(1) Wimmer, Alpha squads of '07-'10 is well known among WATER AND CHM'I'NUT Chi 'Rho; (2) Dunmire, Alpha Chi the alumfii. It is generally conceded If You Want First Class Rho, and Montgomery, Phi Delta that he is the most remarkable bas- Tom K. Williams SHOE REPAIRING Theta, tied: (3) Bliss, Alpha CM Rho: ketball player ever developed at this Seasons May Come and GO TO (4) ,Stright, Phi Gamma Delta. Time institution. As captain in both his Seasons May Go But We Lafayette Hote PETER TANTILLO 10:4 seconds. sophomore anc sensor years, he holds Remain to Serve College PHOTO6RAPHER Students with High Class EX - SOL DAT Fence vault—(1). Little, Beta Upsil- the distinction of being the only local Merchandise at Low Prices. F. W. HUGHES, Proprietor 900 WATER STREET on: (2) Dale, Phi Gamma Delta: (3) basketball player to have received 229 Chestnut Street Cropp, non-fraternity: (4) Stright, such an honor at the end of one seas- !Phi Gamma Delta: (5) Leigh, Phi on. It was while he was playing that !Delta Theta. Height, 7 feet, 3 inches. Midland Bowling Alleys Allegheny turned out the undefeated Meadville nigh jump—(1) Judd, Phi Delta 943 Park Ave Monarch Billiard Parlor 6—REGULATION ALLEYS-6 team of '08. Theta: (2) Moore, Phi Kappa Psi: Since graduation, Coach Baker has Largest and Most Up-to-Date SEND In A-1 Shape. 111. 11111111 . 1 . 11111111MIIH11111.11H111111. Parnell, Alpha Chi Rho. and Agnew, 'been practicing law in Butler. In ad- 1.11111111111111111111Hitinilliii1114 4 11 Billiard Parlor in the City A J. J. BERCHTOLD, Prop. Sampler Alpha Chi Rho, tied: (3) Miller, Phi dition he 'has also been coaching the LONDON ARTISTIC TAILOR CLARK C. EILER, Prop. 171-173 Chestnut St. Meadville, Pa. 'Gamma Delta, Weining, Alpha Chi strong Butler Y. IM. C. A. quintet. SPECIAL REMODELING 13 TABLES 944 Water St. Rho and Wimmer, Alpha Chi Rho, This team is considered one of the SUITS AND OVERCOATS HEN you pay a Fred Wade, D. C., Ph. C. tied. Height 5 feet, 5 1-2 inches. strongest independent teams in this for Shot-put-3(1)Parnell, Alpha Chi section of Pennsylvania. His ability MENAND LADIES social debt, or E ! W CHIROPRACTOR Rho: (2) Judd, Phi 'Delta Theta: (3) as both player and coach makes him Up-to-date Fashion. send your compliments Blackwell, Phi Gamma Delta and Ag- well qualified for the position he has Park Ave. Local 414 W . YOCUM S FRAMING SHOP 402 Trust Bldg. Meadville, Pa. 899 in a box of confections, new, Alpha Chi Rho, tied: (4) Fuller, 1g taken, and those in charge of Alle- mimnummmminimummmomMUimMmimmaim "promptness is the polite- Local Phone 678. Alpha Chi Rho, Distance 42 feet, gheny's athletic program feel that the FOR ARTISTIC FRAMING ness of kings." Send it 7 1-2 inches. 'college is indeed fortunate in secur- $411111112•111•11111=111=11111.11111.11111111111111111 Now; we sell the Sampler Mile run—(1) Bliss, Alpha Chi Rho: ling the services of such a man. 944 Market Street (2) 'Little, Beta Upsilon: (.3) Wimmer, , The first practice of the squad un- GOODWIN & NUNN and other Whitman The North Blouse Shop candies. Alphi Chi Rho: (4) Mackintosh, Beta 'der coach Baker's direction was held UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY Upsilon: (5) 'Beyer, Phi Alpha Kappa, %Monday afternoon. He expressed his COMPLETE LINE OF HOW; ELLISON DRUG CO. Time 4 minutes, 58 seconds. ;satisfaction of the material on hand 917 Ea rSkSeOt Rs1 tEr Se e. t. FURNISHINGS Low's Lunch Car 248 Chestnut Street !Points earned for entering most and 'promises that Allegheny will be Market competitors—Alphi Chi Rho, 15; Phi 'represented by a strong team during WHERE STUDENTS MEET Gamma Delta, 10; Beta Upsilon, 5. the coming season. Meadville, Pa. Greenville, Pa.

THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE— DECEMBER 14, 1922 CAMPUS SELECTS WESTERN PENNA. CLASS B TEAM TWENTY-FIVE PLAYERS !MYTHICAL ELEVEN CHOSEN (Continued from page 2 • )

MYFORD This year's Freshman class has BY ATHLETIC STAFF brought to Allegheny a promising line- man in the person of "Fat" Myford. The heaviest man on the squad, he stands like a tower of strength at his Allegheny Receives Six Places on All Star tackle. Although "Fat" did not make the Varsity this season , he certainly Class B Team played good football, and in ensuing seasons should develop into first string material. After much delving into the past the Campus emerges with the follow-. season's records and football dope ing Class B all-star football teams of DOLDE sheets, and after careful consideration , this district. Another new man on the squad this of the individual playing witnessed, season was Dolde, a speedy and prom- ising back. Dolde showed great speed 1st TEAM 2nd TEAM in his end-runs and off-tackle dashes, Hill—Grove City piling up a goodly number of yards for Loomis—Allegheny ...... L. D...... • • ... Allegheny during the season. With a Parnell—Allegheny • L. T. Lowe—,Waynesburg little more experience he ought to be Putts—Grove City L. G. Kerr—Allegheny a fine offensive back and an asset to Fuller—Allegheny .• • • C. • • Smirh—tGrove City Bohlender—Grove City • • Wolz—Allegheny any team. (Byham—Allegheny R. T. Hudson--Geneva

JAMIESON 'Ewing—C eneva .Brock-ett—Geneva .Tamieson is the big boy from Penn Bible—Grove City Q. B Morley—Allegheny RUSH MOUNTSIER, "HAPPY" MILLER AND "HUD" WILLS HAVE PLAYED THEIR LAST GAME State, who by dint of hard work and Brian—Grove 'City Hamilton—Geneva FOR THE BLUE AND GOLD R. H, [Ried—Waynesburg good football has earned the right to wear the golden "A." He started the Dahl—Allegheny F B. Rooney—Duquesne on the squad. Born and raised as a nen, Seybold has finished his first year at guard where he was a hard fullback, ho was placed at center this year, as a player for the Gold and hitter and a good man to open up FRATERNITIES COMPETE year where his reliable passing and Blue. But that one year has been suf- The Campus, although realizing head work throughout the entire Toward the end of the season the his power to rip holes in the enemy's ficient to prove that "Seebie" is a that the various sport writers and season. coach shifted him to end, at which primary defense won him a place as a halfback that is a halfback, He has IN SWIMMING CONTEST coaches of the State are better fitted 'Halfbacks. position he showed up well in keeping first string substitute. In spite of the played for a portion of the game, at to choose an all-star team or teams Brian and Miller prove a fast com- the opposition from tearing off runs handicap of a lame ankle, Blackwell is least, in all of Allegheny's gridiron of western Pennsylvania, chooses in bination that is hard to beat. Hamil- around his side of the Allegheny line. without doubt one of the fastest men tattles this season and his off-tackle Phi Delta Theta captured premier this issue the men that in their esti- ton and Reid are also capable and Jamieson is a sophomore, and in his on the equa.d . runs were particularly effective. As honors in the inter-fraternity swim- mation should compose the all-west- consistent performers. Keck and next two years he should shape up a punter, also, he has been valuable ming meet held in the college pool, ern Pennsylvania class B elevens. Lopeman, Grove City; 'Hildebrand, mighty well as one of the Blue and Geneva; and Hanlon, Allegheny, KENNETH LOGAN to the team on Saturday, December 9. Second Ends. Gold regulars. 1 meant much to their teams. Logan, with his recognized plunging WOLZ place was taken by Phi Gamma Delta, Loomis stands out among the other Fullbacks. ability and fight, proved a most valu- "Buck" Wolz, left guard, is always and the Phi Psis and Chi Rhos came ends of this district in his great of- BLACKWELL Dahl, with his defensive strength able understudy to Dahl and a great the last man out for practice and the in foil the third and fourth ratings. fensive game; while Ewing earned his Red is one of the hardest pluggers and wonderful punch, ranks far above asset to the team. Kenny was always first one in when it is over. But, in a The winners received 35 points and also his place by his great offensive all the full backs in this district. on his toes, raring to go. Few lines game he is different. He is always the Phi Gams were alloted 23 points. few runs were made around his end. Rooney, Duquesne's fighting back, ESSEX BROS. could hold the Rochester "Wild-cat," right there where and when he is The meet brought forth to view some end. Hill and Brockettare are close, earned his place by reason of his abil- as the records prove and with a little needed. Although handicapped by an very promising talent in the fresh- seconds, and any of the four would be THEATRICAL ity to gain ground with the weak line more experience Logan will make a injury to his ankle, received in the man class., Wright, the captain of a valuable addition to any team. COSTUMES of Duquesne unable to open holes. Va- name for himself in the football world. Colgate game. and the recurrence of last year's swimming team was easily Wright, Westminster, proved himself chio, of Waynesburg; Jones, Grove 322 Liberty Ave. the injury to his hip, received last the best natator in the dashes and in a valuable player. City; and Klee, Geneva; are also val- PITTSBURGH, PA. year, he has shown up to great advan- the 100 yard race. Hill, a newcomer, Tackles. RICHARD SMITH uable line plungers of this heavy back tage this year. He has participated in showed up well-in the dashes and cap- 1 Parnell and Byham are undoubtedly "Uncanny" is the only adjective that field position. nearly every game. He is a sure hard tured first place in the 160 yard swim the 'best men in their respective posi- can describe Smith's ability to shake ICH EL'S tackler, his blocking Is effective and •with little trouble. 1 tions. Parnell is especially valuable off would-be tacklers and tear off long he has an abundance of aggressive- Summary: Relay-1st, Phi Deli, 2nd for his kicking and passing ability. EAT runs. "Mooney" gave weight to the 4. ness. He has two year's to go on the Phi Gam, 3rd, Alpha Chi Rho. Time Hudson's kicking is a point in his fav- ,, ARKET backfield and demonstrated his ability varsity and should surely make his 4. M 45 3-5. or, and Lowe's aggressiveness earned each time he got in the game. Clever, 945 Market St. presence felt. Breast stroke—Leigh, 1st; Hill 2nd; him his position. 'Carroll, 'Waynes- ,,,... F HE COZY CORNER elusive and hard to down, he proved Time 31 2.5. burg, deserves mention for a tackle + 4-z to be one of Allegheny's most spec- STUDENT MANAGER GREENLUND ,, :‘,...: 100 yard dash—Wright, 1st; position, and with Lowe proved a tacular halfbackS. Tough luck handed Fulfilling his position efficiently t * and faithfully at all times, Greenlund 2nd; Judd, 3rd. Time 1.14 1-5. fighting combination. DERFUS BROS, him a fractured ankle in the Thiel (has contributed his share to the seas- 40 yard dash—Wright, 1st; Judd, FRESH, SALT, DRIED AND SMOKED game, but not before he had thrilled Guards. 2nd; Hill, 3rd. Time 20 3.5. the crowd with a great 30 yard run on in his capacity as student manag- Putts, Kerr, Wolz, and Bohlender GREEN & BAKER er. To him fell the handling of the 160 yard race-4Hill, 1st; Miller, through the Thiel gridders. proved Tour good, consistent, guards Meats equipment, managing the field at 2nd; Conrad, 3rd. Time 2.20 3-6. during the season. Putt's experience Dealers in home games, and assuming the stud- Plange--G-riffing, 1st; 59 ft. 7 1-2 OLEOMARGARINE AND FULLER and Kerr's fight were large factors in PURE ent managerial responsibilities in gen- /inches; Hill, 2nd, ,47 ft. 1-2 inch; Sev- the success of their respective teams. OYSTERS Robert "Tarzan" Fuller completes MANUFACTURED ICE Goods delivered to aRy part of the city eral. Willingness and cheerfulness ern, 3rd, 43 ft. 1 inch. Any of these giants might earn a his second year as varsity center in a 954 Market Street Both Phone characterized his efforts from the first Fancy diving —Murphy, 1st, 47 place on any team in this district. blaze of glory through hie excellent 346 North Street — Both Phones day at the camp to the end of the points; Miller, 2nd, 45 points, Mont- passing and consistent defense work. Center. season. gomery 3rd, 37 points. Tarzan is a dependable man who has Fuller, at center, stands far above all competitors. His accurate passing Clark & Damn Economy Printery added much to the impenatrability of BLUE AND GOLD MAKES furnished the final home attraction on our line. the schedule. The Empire State rep- and uncanny ability at solving oppon- EAST SIDE THE COLLEGE (Continued from page 1.1 resentatives presented a well balanced ent's plays are the strong points of PRINTER KERR numerous substitutions in order to eleven and treated the Fans to the his game. Mitchell of Thiel, and Wil- MEAT MARKET Red Kerr playing his first year at save the first string men for the Grove best game of the home season. Their liamson, Westminster, showed up well

Phoenix Block Meadville, Pa. Allegheny has been one of the bul- City contest the following Saturday. line was especially well coached and in various games of the season. Cor. State and Grove Sts. warks of our line. "Red's" thorough Our arch rivals Grove City, were versatile but the local "Flying Squad- Quarterbacks. knowledge of the game enables him next met at that place. A concentrat- ron" upheld its enviable reputation to 1 (Bible, Grove City's kicking, pass- FOR GOOD LUNCHES OR H. T. CHARLES to often break through the line and ed aerial attack by the Crimson was the extent of 33 points. Lobaugh, the ing, speedy, back is the logical selec- ICE CREAM .stop opposing runners in their tracks. too much for the locals to withstand visiting fullback, intercepted a for- tion for quarterback. Morley's exper- go to JEWELER and the second loss of the year was warl pass on his 15 yard line and ience and ability to pick weak points Miller's Lunch Rooms Fine Repairing a Speciality PARSHALL charged to the latter by a 20-13 score. scampered the remaining 85 yards for make him a strong contender for the Next Door to the PARK THEATRE A fighter from the word go. Al- Failure to fathom this overhead play the Purple's lone tally. position. Cleary, Westminster, de- Opp. Huling's Hall (Open at 7 A. M. Close early.) though "Parch" came to Allegheny was mainly responsible for this defeat As usual the Blue and Gold prac- serves mention for 'his passing and with the intention of playing fullback as the Bible, Loneenan. Jones combina- J. A. RUPERT E. C. SHRYOCK ticed for the Geneva game in six M. V. BOYD the task of dislodging a certain Mr. tion were unable to nonetrate the Blue inches of snow. The Covenanters put DENTISTS Dahl was found to be an imposskbility and Gold forward defense. up a determined resistance and suc- The Nand inasmuch as the 'playmate' was The Waynesburg College eleven ceeded in holding the Allegheny fav- too valuable a man to grace the side- New First National Bank were the next guests to be seen tri orites to three touchdowns in the first Standard Life Insurance lines Coach MoCracken shifted him action on Montgomery Field, Fight half. With the resumption of play Bell Phone 85 to a guard position where he contin- ing to the last ditch the downstater after the respite, the local scoring ma- Company of America ued to show well. put up a game battle against the irre- chine crossed the Geneva goal line A Pennsylvania Company a point in his favor and which can- sistible attack of the home favorites. once more before the final whistle Home Office, Pittsburgh, Pa. S K. BAILEY not be overlooked in future plans. However the locals were not to be blew. DENTIST stopped until after the opposing goal Thiel College and Greenville at- A Pennsylvania Company JUDD line bad been crossed five times for a tempted to halt the mad rush of the HOME OFFICE, PITTSBURGH, PA. 4371/2 Market Street M .L. Judd has been alternating total of 33 points. The WoIfpack successful Allegheny grid artists on with Schultz for right end honors. At made a final desperate attempt to OFFICERS Turkey Day, but try as they might JOHN C. HILL, President. times Judd has displayed a little off score in the last period and were re- they were powerless to stop the ter- HON. HYATT M. CRIBBS, Vice-President Miller & Derfus form, but when he is right he is a warded for their untiring efforts when rific attack launched against them. and Chairman of Executive Committee. FANCY GROCERIES hard man to beat. In the Tech game Reid crossed the line on a fake line The Greenville Collegians possessed a WM. R. JARVIS, Vice-President. Judd showed up remarkably well. He 802 Park Avenue tuck. very impressive record for the last ELGIN A. HILL, Secretary and Treasurer. played well defensively and did well Next Carnegie Tech at Tech Field W. F. DONALDSON, M. D., Medical Director. month of the season. Flushed by their Local 329 Bell 207 at receiving passes. This is Judd's "Page" Comfort, Godden, and Zeit. .FRED W. SCOTT, COUNSEL. 25-3 victory over Geneva, the Thiel second year at Allegheny. The outcome of this "battle royal" is J. D. VAN SCOTEN, Director of Agencies. aggregation entered the Thanksgiving only too fresh in the minds of the stu- DIRECTORS game confident of taking the Blue and HANLON dents, so a mere mention of the same D. J. BROWN JOHN C. HILL Gold down a peg. But let it be stated Bag—Beads—Baskets After ,four years of preliminary will suffice at this time. Allegheny A. G. BOAL ELGIN A. HILL right here that the locals were not training at Monessen High, Jimmy was on the small end of the 7-0 score. WALTER A. CALVELEY WINI. R. JARVIS LORD'S SHOP without their fighting togs and the HYATT M. CHIDES DR. J. B. KEAGGY MISS Hanlon entered Allegheny and made a Westminster, torn and tattered, next way they went after their opponents CHARLES E. DINKEY CHARLES A. MARTIN Diamond Park regular half-back on the varsity his came to Meadville to do battle with was a delight to the eye. Swept com- H. W. F. GRAHAM W. WALLACE MILLER first year, This fact alone will leave the splendidly oiled Allegheny ma- FRED W. SCOTT pletely off their feet the Thiel eleven J. L. HADLEY no doubt as to his football ability. chine. It was in this game that an JEANNETTE MILLER was forced to acknowledge defeat by THE ,STANDARD TAPE INSURANCE CifiNIPANY entirely new team was substituted en is an established, conservative, high-grade progressive YARNS AND NEEDLEWORK a 25 to 0 score. BYHAM masse just before the close of the first Company 'writing all forms of life insurance, as well as GOODS Thus the 1922 season was brought LeRoy Byham is one of the out- half. Surprising as it may seem, the Accident and Health. Instruction given free with goods standing reasons why Allegheny second string men outshone their to a successful culmination and in During the year 1923, a well directed effort to increase purchased. l boasts of a wonderful line this year. predecessors and ran roughshod over looking ahead one Is inclined to he our agency forces throughout the Western part of Pennsyl- 250 CHESTNUT ST. 'Byham at right tackle has been play- the United Presbyterians for a total very enthusiastic over the prospects vania will he made. Men of character who are interested in taking up the writing of life insurance as a life work Opposite the Red Cross of 47 points which were augmented by for next year Loomis, Miller. Wills ing great football all season, and as may apply to their advantage. Those with local acquaint- he is only a Sophomore will have 21 tallies scored by the regulars. The and Mountsier are the four men to hp ance will be preferred. Stewart's Medical Shop two more years with the Varsity. New Wilmington collegians had no of- lost by graduation. With the return of tense to speak of with the possible ex- C. S. McGAVERN Cor. North and North Main, the majority number of this year's let- SEYBOLD ception of the forward pass which they ter men, followers of the Dlue and Gold 308 Commerce Building CONFECTIONERY, TOBACCO, Because the first two years of his used to advantage on several occa- ERIE, PA. AND CIGARS may Justly await the coming autumn college career were spent as an under- sions. Manager for Northwestern Pennsylvania. The heavy Alfred University squad campaign with a keen anticipation. Edgeworth Registered Chocolates study of the great Wilsbach of Buck-

Football Edition THE CAMPUS SECTION ONE OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE

PRICE FIVE CENTS VOLUME NO. XLI. NO. 8 MEADVILLE, PA., DECEMBER 14, 1922 TWENTY=FIVE PLAYERS BLUE AND OLD MAKES RECEIVE COVETED "A'S"

At the close of this year's football BRILLIANT GRID RECORD season, one of the most successful la Allegheny's gridiron history, Itwenty-four men and the student man- Six Out of Nine Contests Won by McCrack- I ager have been awarded the golden "A" of their Alma Mater. This num- ' en's Men ber includes almost every man on the ;squad who continued to practice throughout the entire season, for the With the defeat of the highly touted Thiel College eleven at Greenville coach used practically every player at on Thanksgiving Day the curtain was rung down on what was probably the his disposal in the last four games. most successful grid campaign in the history of Allegheny College. Winning The competition among the members cix games out of a schedule of nine is the wonderful record made by Coach of the squad was so keen that there McCracken's splendid Blue and Gold contenders for Class B honors. Colgate, were two or more men of virtually Grove City, and Carnegie Tech were the three winners to triumph over the equal ability for every position on local squad. The Tech game will go down in the annals of football history the eleven. The gridders who received as one of the greatest battles ever staged on Western Pennsylvania soil, and letters as follows: Followers of the Plaid realize only too well the dire results of this costly LOOMIS victory. Colgate administered a 19.0, defeat to the Blue and Gold favorites in 'Captain Loomis, after winning his the first game of the season at Hamilton. But three touchdowns were the letter at a tackle position during 'his outside limits of scoring done by opponents in any one game, Grove City first three years in college, was placed being the other rival to cross the local goal line three times in four playing at left end this year. In this position periods. Inability to fathom the Crimson overhead attack resulted in the he certainly found himself. He has second loss of the season. played the greater part of every game the score of 19-0 reveals only one Victories were won over Niagara, this year and is rated by critics as phase of the struggle anu _toes not in- Waynesburg, Westminster, Alfred, ALLEGENY'S 1922 ' OOTBALL SQUAD the best end in Class B circles. He is dicate the terrific battle staged by the negie Tech backfield is the best au- Geneva and Thiel in the order named. Blue and Gold in the New Yorker's The power of the local attack was well a sure and deadly tackle] own back yard. demonstrated in the Westminster game 'HUBERT MORLEY WILL 'Annual Foot Ball Banquet mother of his strong points is when a total of 68 points were amassed. have resulted from his snatching pas- Thanksgiving Day marked the grand FOOTBALL SUMMARY OF CAPTAIN 1923 SQUAD ses out of the air. IHer'sh's real strong finale of the season when the ambi- THE 1922 SEASON Closes Successful Season forte is his 'fighting spirit. tious Thiel gridders were taken into Allegheny 0; Colgate 19. camp by a 25 to 0 score. The Tech "HOPPY" MILLER Allegheny 38; Niagara 0. CAPTAIN-ELECT HAS BEEN VAR- Undoubtedly "Hoppy" Miller is one marginal defeat is recognized by true Allegheny 13; Grove City 20, SITY QUARTERBACK FOR Ball Men Are Honored Amid Much of the best halfbacks that have ever followers of the great autumn pastime Allegheny 3; Waynesburg 7. Foot PAST THREE YEARS played for Allegheny. Offensively and as a significant moral victory for the Allegheny 0; Carnegie Tech 7. Enthusiasm defensively we find him invaluable . Blue and Gold, inasmuch as the Tar- Allegheny 68; Westminster 0. On the defense "Hoppy" played safety tan clan was crippled so severely that Allegheny 33; Alfred U. 7. the next game with St. Bonaventure The football men feel that they man and many times touchdowns were Alleghen 28; Geneva 7 Amid cheers and high enthusiasm the 1922 football season at Allegheny was concelled, and the following con- have chosen a competent captain for not made against the Blue and Gold Allegheny 28; Geneva 7. was brought to a close with the Annual football banquet held at Cochran tests with Penn State and Notre Dame because Miller stood in the runner's Allegheny 25; Thiel 0. next year's season in the person of Hall last Saturday evening. It was a fitting cloie for a successful season and went against the popular Steffenites. path. His greatest and most brilliant Hulbert Morley, the quarterback of high honor was given to the Football squad and Coaches, who were the guests work was done on the offence, how- With the return of the local squad Total for the Season three years' experience. Morley is of the evening, by the men of the College. ever. As a broken field runner be is to Meadville after the training seas- Allegheny stepping into the position occupied by Dr. R. E. Lee, who was toastmaster one of the greatest in the game. Mil- on it was necessary to limit 67 Opponents for the occasion, complimented th* the practice sessions to one a day in- Loomis this season. and the team is ler is also a kicker of no 'mean ability squad on their fine piece of work and McCRACKEN MENTIONED and an exchange of punts rarely sees stead of two as had been the routine Niagara Univrsity opened the home confident that Morley will be as ready said how much good they had done in Allegheny losing ground on the shores of Lake Erie. Alter two to put everything possible into the AS WARNER'S SUCCESSOR schedule on October 14. The rejuven- an advertising way. weeks of strenuous drilling on Mont- ated McCracken machine uncovered a game. gomery field, the new Allegheny foot- Coach Hammett spoke on Defense "HIM" WILLS smashing attack which netted 38 After the election was over at the POPULAR PITT MAN HAS BEEN A ball team invaded Hamilton, N. Y., for and its importance in the game. This year Allegheny will lose a points to their opponents' zero. This banquet at Cochran hall and the Graduate Manager Townsend was SUCCESS SINCE LEAVING mighty fine backfield man in "Hud" its initial contest with Colgate Uni- game gave the coaches an opportunity guests had returned to their seats in the second speaker. He talked atout. SCHOOL Wills, who, for the last few seasons versity. Dick Harlow's outfit proved to teat out the reserve strength and the large dining room, Captain Loom- to be all that advance publicity said "Building" and its application to th. has played real football on the Blue the second half was characterized by it was; namely that it was one of the 'building of a team. and Gold' eleven. Always a consistent •est teams in the East. Nevertheless, (Continued on page 4.) "Fats" Gourley , the line coach at Recently in the columns of the Pitts- ground gainer, Wills has this year Camp Porter, complimented the team burgh Chronicle Telegraph there ap- shown especial ability at quarter. He is a man with that do or die spirit, on its spirit of cooperation. peared an interesting comment on the When Coach •McCracken was callea and fights every second of a game. CH RHOS CAPTURE BUSINESS MEN BANQ 'ET coaching at Pitt. The adherent who upon, responded by telling how "Hud" may well be proud of his col- INTER=FRATERNITY MEET ALLEGHENY FOOTBALL TEAM greatly he had enjoyed' working with wrote the article went on to suggest lege football record, while the team the men, and added that each man on various means of keeping the athletics will keenly feel his loss. One of the finest tributes that could the squad had contributed to the suc- of the Univefsity up to par after the KEEN COMPETITION FEATURES he paid a football team, its coaches cess of the season. MOUNTSIER FIRST INDOOR MEET and its managers was the Apprecia- The banquet concluded by the elec- This gentleman from Bellevue was tion Banquet that 'was given in honor tion of Hubert Morley for the 1923 a distinct asset to the team's morale. The first inter-fraternity all-around of the Allegheny football team at the He had more fight than a bull chasing championship meet lasting for three • captain. Lafayette Hotel by the business men a red 'bandanna. At the start of the days was won by Alpha Chi Rho of Meadville last Monday evening. season the coach used him at end; which finished with a total of 48 2-3' This banquet was the firSt of its kind LOCAL STARS MENTIONED then later he was put in at center, and points. The Phi Gamma Delta ath-' ever given in Meadville, but the spirit toward the last played either poSition. letes finished second with 21 5-6 bf the gathering indicated that it will ON SELECTED TEAMS At center as well as at end he always points while Beta Upsilon scored 21. ,not be the last one. The wholesome had a keen eye to analyze the enemy's Alpha Chi Rho not only took the ma-, spirit that was created between the plays and to get in and break them up. foot- jority of places in the various events ,members of the Blue and Gold foot- Representatives of Allegheny's Rush has always been a strong man at but also entered the most competit- ball team, the students of the college, ball team are receiving flattering at-, defense, and it was this ability com- ors having 41 men who qualified as the faculty and the business men of tention from experts all over the bined with his indomitable spirit that contestants. the city properly indicated by the eastern athletic world. Finally Alle- gave him his letter CAPTAIN-ELECT MORLEY The first event of the first day was manner' in which the banquet was en- gheny is coming into her own and the 75 yard dash which was won by joyed. gaining a share of the enviable public- CAPTAIN-ELECT MORLEY I Alpha Chi Rho, Dunmire of the same Mayor John E. Reynolds as toast- is conducted 'Morley to the head of ity generally accorded such teams as Reliable, consistent, and brainy, fraternity and Montgomery of Phi master expressed the sentiments of the table and introduced him to the W. & J., Pitt and the Big Three. Morley proved his value at quarter- Delta Theta tied for second, The Allegheny's magnificent pair of hus- those present when he stated that toastmaster, Dr. R. E. Lee. Following back for the third successive year. fence vault was one of the most ex- eadville is proud of its Allegheny a few words by the toastmaster, Cap- ky tackles, especially, are being given Clever on the defense, Morley proved citing events of the meet and was College football team, for Meadville tam-elect . Morley spoke briefly to their due credit and Dahl is but a indispensible on the offensive game. (Continued on page 3,) claims both the college and the team. those present.. In a few earnest words jump behind. Parnell was a unani- Backed with experience he had little I The Honorable Frank J. Thomas, he spoke of his "appreciation of the mous selection for several all-western trouble in picking flaws in the oppo- ' a prominent Allegheny graduate, was donor that the boys had given him" Pennsylvania teams printed in the nent's offense. It was Morley's clever the first speaker. He spoke of the and pledged his 'best to the college in various Pittsburgh papers and both headwork that called Parnell back to ' change that had been wrought in the next year's football season. he and his running partner, Bybam, amaze Pittsburgh fans with a forward athletic affairs of the college in the ' Morley came to Allegheny three ark generally considered the only log- pass. over the Tech goal, rather than last year. He also congratulated Alle- years ago with the class of '24 from ical tackles for a district class B all- risking the possibility of a poor punt. ;Youngstown, where for three years he star aggregation. Miller and Dahl He must also he given credit for the gheny on having such fine coaches. COACH McCRACAEN I F. M. McArthur, President of the played nearly every 'position in the have also been ranked on this myth- unexpected on-side kicks in the Gen- local Alumni Association and a mem- line-up, and in that way gained an ical class B team by men who know eva Game. Morley deserves much her of the Athletic Board of Control, appreciation of the work of every and Captain Loomis was unanimous- departure of Pop Warner who will be credit for Allegheny's great season; read a letter from A. W. Thompson, man on the team. The South High ly selected for the second team of found in California next year. Natur- his football ability and clever running President of the board of trustees. team at that time was coached by both class B and all-western Pennsly- ally, the question of a capable coach of the team played a leading part in Coach McCracken then spoke on Ashbaugh, an all-American coach vania stars, to succeed the venerable tutor was all of Allegheny's -lines. "-How I made a winning team." Ho from Brown University. Art Dahl, Allegheny's gigantic line raised and in this connection the name said it was entirely due to the coop- Five feet, eight and one-half inches plunger, has drawn national attention of G. Herbert McCracken was sug- VICTOR WRIGHT eration and the good spirit of the tall, and weighing 165 pounds, Morley to himself with the extraordinary tot- gested. players. has the weight and the power to hold al of points he ran up during the seas: This is a great boost for our popu- "Vie" Wright is one of the best Graduate Manager S. S. Townsend his own, as well as does he have the on. Dahl with 79 points to his credit. lar football mentor and also reveals guards that Allegheny has ever had, told how he got the winning material. quickness of mind which is needed leads the nearest competitor, thus far the fact that the true followers of the but unfortunately Injuries have kept Professor C. E. Hammett then for success as quarterback. Filling apparent on the statistical horizon, in great sport realize what he has ac- shim out of a number of games. "Vic's" spoke a few words in appreciation of Sniv Kerr"s place in his freshman all the country by some three points. complished at Allegheny. To be even motto is "they shall not pass" and we !what the business men had done in year, Morley has just finished his Special credit is due him, too, for the considered as a possibility for the must admit that they seldom do. This i bringing about such a fine banquet. third consecutive year of varsity foot- fact that thirteen touchdowns (78 above mentioned vacancy is indeed a was "Vic's" third year on the varsity In concluding, cheers were given for ball. With the team he is looking for- points) and just one attempt, which genuine honor 'when one stops to think and we expect much from him next Captain Loomis and Captain-elect ward to some great contests next he made good, at goal after touch of the supremacy of Pitt in the inter- ryear. CAPTAIN LOOMIS Morley, `year. down make up this total. collegiate football world. (Continued on Page 2.) 2 THE CAMPUS OF ALLEGHENY COLLEGE—DECEMBER 14, 1922 The Campus NEW ATHLETIC PROGRAM PROSPECT FOR NEXT Boynton Service Station Co. Of Allegheny College HAS MANY FEATURES SEASON LOOKS BRIGHT Gasoline, Motor Oils and Accessories ESTABLISHED 1876 By C. E. Hammett. By S. IS. Townsend. Cor. 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Once again the prowess of her SANITARY BARBER SHOP The Campus is forwarded to all subscribers until an explicit order is re- their enthusiastic and harmonious eleven is the talk of gridiron enthu- ceived for its discontinuance, and until all arrearages are paid according to spirit, their clean and aggressive _ First Shop Below Postoffice, Meadville, Pa. sew- Subscribers are requested to inform the manager of any change of siasts throughout this section of the style of play, and their loyalty to the address. country. team at all times has won for them Allegheny stands higher in the Subscriptions $1.50 a year. Single copies 5 cents universal admiration and respect. football world of this section than it Not only has the initial season sur- has ever stood, higher even than be- W. MELVILLE JONES - - - Editor-in-Chief passed even the most optimistic pre- fore the war, when in five years it 607 Highland Ave. dictions of the supporters of 'the new Bell Phone 546. Local Phone 297-R HARTMAN & JUDD , athletic program but it has dispelled i'`LORA A. TRENOUTH Associate Editor the fears of the most violent object- COURTNEY M. DALE Athletic Editor ors. The squad is made up entirely Hardware, Stoves, Paints and Oils Ralph Demmler Reporter of men of sterling character who not W. A. Risher - Reporter only have made a record on the grid- News Editor Plumbing, Heating, Slating, Tinning THEODORE A. SIEDLE iron but in their studies as well. Clifton Little - Reporter Charles C. Taylor. Jr. Reporter It is a pleasure to analyze the foot- CHARLES W. HAVICE - News Editor ball prospect for the season of 1923. 247 CHESTNUT ST. Lloyd Shaffer - Reporter Seldom if ever has the outlook been BOTH PHONES 63 Clarence Ingram, Jr. Reporter so promising as it appears to be at Eleanore Taylor Special Writer the present time. Out of a squad of Katherine Robins Exchange Editor about thirty candidates who have K. E. REDMOND I. B. ESTEP Circulation Manager stayed out for the team throughout THEODORE LORZ Business Manager SHOES the entire season, only four men will 643 Randolph Street. THE STORE THAT SOLVES be lost by graduation. Those remain- STYLE As the Campus puts away its time worn files, places the cover on the ing will be available to the team in YOUR CHRISTMAS PROBLEMS printer's ink, and turns the key on its paper-littered office in preparation to 1923. FIT take a two weeks' nap, it pauses to wish you all a joyous Christmas season. Among the letter men who graduate Gloves, Hose, Underwear, Neckwear, May it be filled with much pleasure and true happiness to each one of you. from the team are Captain Loomis, Jewelry, Perfumes, Powders, Ivory, and end; Miller, half-back; 'Wills, quarter- Combs, Fountain Pens, Pencils, Lin- The past Football season at Allegheny has been a success for a number back and Mountsier, center and end. ens, Handkerchiefs, Clocks, Baskets, WEAR of reasons. The schedule was a difficult one—strong opposition was met in While all of these men have each contest and although not every game was won, yet the Blue and Gold been vela, valuable this year and Vases, Pottery. emerged from each contest with her colors flying. Each contest displayed spectacular yet Coach McCracken ENDICOTT JOHNSON'S the splendid spirit of fight which characterized the play of the Allegheny will have available letter men to fill eleven throughout the season. Every man on the squad' did his best—not for the positions left vacant by their "Better Shoes for Less Money" any selfish personal desire but for the good of his Alma Mater. Not only did graduation. the team, win games and amass a high total of points—the greatest result was The two eud positions should be that of crystalizing the spirit of alumni. Nothing arouses the spirit among well taken care of by Schultz, Judd, the alumni of an institution such as the reports of the victories scored by and Jamieson. Each of these men is Smith & Wirt THEIR Alma Mater in athletics. This has been the effect upon Allegheny well suited to the position and all are Clark & Young Alumni during the past season. It is a remarkable achievement. COACH C. E. HAMMETT ,veterans. They combine height, Distributors Great credit is given to Coach "Herb" McCracken for his remarkable weight, and speed and should prove PHARMACISTS lost but six games out of thirty seven, Hog WATER ST. accomplishment with the material at band; to Coach C. E. Hammett for his stronger next year than they were two of those to Pitt, then at the splendid work on the "defense," and to Graduate Manager S. S. Townsend this season. Opposite Crawford Store height of its power. whose untiring efforts produced results . Finally to each member of the Allegheny's material for the im- With the system now in control of portant position of tackle could team of whose splendid spirit of cooperation and "fight" Allegheny is justly athletics there is every reason why hardly be improved upon. Byham and proud. we should maintain am! even better Former Red Cross WHITEHILL'S Parnell, easily the best pair of tackles this high standing. in this section, should be even better Pharmacy Dairy Products Although but two letter men are next year. dlifyford as an understudy available from last year's bastetball and Ice Cream to Parnell has proved a very valuable :Sy Ullee2 of tribute team we have in college six or eight ;1'4 ID Ili II, cli lil ria ■ ∎ 12. man in every gam's In which he has men who, given the astonishing devel- participated while Kerr who was used SPECIAL PRICES FOR CLUBS COACH McCRACKEN Clarke of the students, each deserve opment which often comes with a real at tackle in several games has played a great deal of credit for the part they chance to make the team, should en- AND FRATERNITIES a fine game and could be used at right When sport critics of national re- have ,plaYed in the recently concluded able utl to turn out a very good five. M. E. WYATT & SON tackle in case of an emergency. pute have paid such glowing tributes football year. Everything depends upon the spirit City Phone 633-J. Wolz, 'Wright, Parshall, and Kerr to Coach Herb McCracken through which the squad may show. all of whom have played a stellar Corner Park Avenue and Baldwin aur largest newspapers, it leaves little The schedule contains more games (Continued from page 1.) game at guard throughout the season to add. Yet, with all their commenda- than Allegheny has ever played in a will take care of this position to per- tions and congratulations, Alleghen- season, Manager Townsend having PARNELL fection next year. They combine fans feel that "the half has not been given us ten at home and nine abroad. weight, strength and speed, and work- FOR YOUR DINNER OR PARTY told." And well may they feel thus, "Big Fred," coming here with a The third great branch of intercol- MOTOR CARS ing beside 'Parnell and ‘Byham at the for he is an excellent coach and a true year of varsity football at Colgate to legiate athletics in which we compete tackles make up a line that will be Gasoline and Accessories gentleman. Herb has earned the con- pis credit, has established himself is Track, becoming more and more back at its old job next year. As long Moore's Ice Cream summate respect and friendship of firmly here as the leader of the "Play- popular throughout the land every as Fuller is to play Coach McCracken players, faculty, students—in short, of mates." Playing the left tackle posi- year. Last year's team was perhpps Cut Flower* far An occasions a Spectattg " AY IT WITH A BRICK ' will not have to worry about center. everyone who knows him. It is with tion, he is a veritable Bibralter. the strongest and best balanced we He is a good passer and a tower of much anticipation that we await his Time after time Fred has brok- have ever had, winning every dual 'strength on the defense. Black- Checkary' Candy Land retuen next fall. en through the line and stopped a meet excerpt that with Pitt 11111111M.11.1111111=1111111•111111111 well has proven a very reliable sub- play in the making, When Allegheny As a minor sport, cross country run- "H0.312 OF SWIIIITS" FRESH CAUGHT FISH NOW IN stitute for Fuller this year and should COACH HAMMETT 'is on the offense and a play is direct- ning was inaugurated last year, our SEASON AT be even more valuable in 1923. Fresh Confectionery, Pure Fruit ad through the left side of the line team winning second place in a trian- 'Coach Hammett's greatest contribu- the can be depended upon to open a gular meet with Tech and the Univer- At quarterback Allegheny will have Soda and Ice Cream Veith's Market hole big enough for a freight train to availabbe Morley who has played 'that tion to the football season was his ex- sity of West Virginia. This fall our Both Phones 536 We Deliver pert scouting which he accomplished run through. He has, also, the unique green team,, three of the five fresh- position for the past three years. !Mor- 215 Chestnut St. Bell Phone 446 ,R with the most remarkable accuracy. distinction of having thrown the long- men, ran Pitt in a dual meet. Distance ley should 'be at his best next year His keen insights and theoretical 'ast forward paw thrown 'by any col- men form the 'backbone of any track and can be expected to handle his job knowledge of the game made him es- lege football player this year. team, and the development of dis- in a satisfactory manner. However, C. A. MILLER pecially well adapted to act in this tance runners is traced more directly the beefiest 'problem 'Coach McCrack- Geo. T. Wilson & Son capacity. His scouting before the Tech BILL WEAVER to cross country running than to any- en will have to solve will be to find GOOD SHOES a first class man to call signals when eame was a big factor in determining This young man also came to Camp thing else. If we wish strong track Morley is out of the game. Jewelers Opticians the outcome of this memorable con- Porter for the present training but teams we must go in mots strongly Chestnut Street Meadville, Pa. A promising quintet of candidates :est. In addition to his work in scout- nobody paid particular attention to for cross country running: must have 'will try out for the half back posi- ing, Coach Hammett has been of great him 'because of his size. However, more meets and keep the men going CARPENTER'S tions. They are 'Hanlon, Weaver, 'alue to the team in practice and ac- the diminutive one kept plugging longer. Seybold, Smith and Dolde. All of K eim Print Shop tual play where, he has displayed most away and was finally rewarded when Electrical Store imusual ability in analyzing the situa Coach McCracken inserted him in the these men are playing their first year GOOD PRINTING at Allegheny but their work has been lion at hand. 1Niagarea game. He immediately pro- BOWLING ALLEYS ARE Opposite Post Office high class and they should be much That's All ceeded to make his presence felt and stronger •next year. 248 Chestnut Street. Opp. Lyceum GRADUATE MANAGER TOWNSEND soon scampered over the goal line for OPEN FOR BUSY SEASON a touchdown. Weaver is a speed mer- 'Dahl, at full back has proved to he The students of the college will a real find. His work has been sen- DR. W. W. SHAFFER `With dogged perseverance and un- chant second only to Hoppy Miller greet with pleasure the announcement sational all season and he ranks !iring energy Graduate Manager and his broken field running easily EYE, EAR, NOSE AND that the bowling alleys of Cochran among the very best. Logan who has Peter Miller's Sons Townsend has played an inconsplcu- i featured his performance THROAT Hall were opened last Saturday after- been an understudy to Dahl through- sus part in Allegheny's new athletic. SHOES noon. A representative group was on out the season has been 'playing a fine rru,t Co. Bldg. Meadville, Pa.. regime. He has had the entire re- DA HL hand for the initial roll on the alleys. game. With these two men to fill this Water Street Meadville, Pa. :ponsibility of securing the material Art was as green as grass when he The bowling facilities have been important position in 1923 Coach Mc- 'hick has made the 'best football first reported to coach McCracken, improved over last year. The alleys Cracken wil have little to worry about D R. W. C. DUNN ,- quad Allegheny ever produced, and at 'Camp Porter early in September. have been resurfaced and refinished at this point. :10 much credit cannot be given him HUMPHREY CLEANING CO. ing has been a deciding factor in the and all four of them will be found in Another factor of primary import- DENTIST ;:or his successful wore:. Looking up 916 Water Street genuine success of the Blue and Gold excellent shape. In addition, entirely ance in making Allegheny's season of srospective student-athletes, solicit- this season. Not only does he lead new sets of pins and balls have 'been 1923 the best in the ristory of the Meadville's Only Master Cleaner Corner of Arch Street and Park Ave financirid support from alumni, the local individual scorers but he purchased. In this way, the students school will be the work of Mr. Ham- Bell 271-W Local 144 ad arranging games have been but is also right up among the national have at their disposal bowling alleys ,mett. Mr. Hammett'svalue as a scout, e few of "Towney's" many duties. intercollegiate leaders with a total of that are equal, and in some cases su- and in coaching the line can hardly be 79 points. His specialty however, perior to any in Meadville. over estimated. He has proved an Zberman's is backing up the line on the defense HARRY HARR ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL Plans are being made for the an- important partner in the firm of Mc- and let it be said right here that he 960 S. MAIN STREET nual interafraternity boWling tourna- Cracken, Hammett and Company. Exclusive Tailoring is a past imastee of that art In reviewing the past football seas- ment and keen interest is being ,mani- A summary of the prospects of the en it is very fitting that we acknowl-' Chestnut 'Street fated among the various organize- season of 1923 can be shown algebra- edge the fine piece of work accom-! SCH ULTZ ' tions, The final arrangements for the ically as follows: GI-IMdaCI--I+FDS=-- General and elished by the Athletic Board of 'Con-' Paul H. Schultz has been giving beginning of the race will be complet- :SS. Figure it out. I rol as headed by Dr. R. E. Lee. The Judd a hard fight for honors at right ed and made public after the holidays. TENTATIVE SCHEDULE FOR 1923 Special Board has had a potent hand In the end all season. He lacks the weight Also, the cup has been purchased and Sept. 29—Alfred. Home. a_hletic program, and although its and height of his rival but neverthe- will be on display in a few days. Oct. 6—West Virginia, (Pending), •- ork may not be known to the general less has shown such good playing that The alleys are open daily from 4 p. away. Baking tudent body, it has at all times of- instead of being a reserve man as he rn. to 7:30 p. in. and from 1:00 to 7:34) Oct. 13—Open. aered wholehearted support and co- was earlier in the year, he is now p. rn. on Saturday, and at these times Oct. 20—Grove City. Home. Do% your Club us MOTHER eperation to the graduate manager, starting games. Schultz Is a Junior, Cochran Hall will be one of the most Oct. 27--'Rochester, ( pending ), 'he coaches, and the team. Dr. Lee in Allegheny this year and with Cap- frequently visited buildings on the away, HUBBARD BAKED GOODS? Everything in Basket Ball Equipmen rePresenting the faculty, Dr. Gamble, tain Loomis leaving, Paul ought to campus. Too much can not be said Nov. 3—Westminster. 'Home. and Athletic Supplies, at lf you wo/nt the best— you should ". E. Gilbert, rP. E. Thomas, Jr., and work his way to a regular varsity for the value of bowling and for the Nov. 10—Geneva, (pending) home. TRY w. M. McArthur of the alumni and position in 1923. spirit of fellowship these particular Nov. 17—Open home game. WHIPPLE'S town, and Vernon Wise and Paul (Continued on page 4.) alleys can foster. 'Nov. 24--tBucknell Away. 961 Water Street SHERMAN 'S