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he aw rentian Tuesday, A p ril 20, 1926 VOL. X U II. Number 37. T LULWBENOB COLLEGE, APPLETON, WI8. Charm School The B IL L B O A R D GLEE CLUB HOME CONCERT TONIGHT Explanation

April 20— Home concert of Glee Club, To Be Given postponed from April 13. Of Motor Car Geology Club, 7:30, Science Hall. April 22— Trinity Club, 8:00 p.m., Monday Night Olive Hamar House. Regulations Joint meeting of Y.M.C.A. and Y. W.C.A., 7:00 p.m., Olive Hamar Attempt To Clear Up General Mis­ Reserve Seats On Sale Tomorrow, House. understanding of Auto Play W ill Be Given April 23— W.S.G.A. informal. Rules A t Chapel April 24— Phi Mu informal. Alpha Delta Pi formal. In an effort to clear up misunder “ Tht* (’harm School” will be pre April 25— Lutheran Club, Booster standings the Lawrentian has ob sented by the Sunset Players at the Meeting. tained the following statement con­ ehripel next Monday, April 26. Tic­ April 26— “ Charm School,” Sunset cerning automobile regulations from kets will be on reserve at Beltings’ Players. the college administration. tomorrow. April 27- German Club Play. The question of the use of motor “ The Charm School”is the story April 30— “ L ” Club dance. cars by students iu college is a sub­ of a young salesman, Austin Bevans, May 1—Alpha Gamma Phi informal. ject of study, consideration, and ac­ who has hi9 own ideas about the edu­ May 7— Delta Iota formal. tion, among the progressive colleges cation of young girls, and when he May 8—Kappa Delta informal din- suddenly finds himself heir to a girls’ of the country. Statistics gathered ner-dance. by many colleges demonstrate con­ boarding school, has an opportunity May 13-16— State Student Conference. clusively that there is a direct rela­ to carry them out. May 15—Beta Phi Alpha formal. tionship between student ownership “ I believe in educating girls to be Sigma Phi Epsilon formal. of cars and failure in studies,—a re­ charming—charming in the best sense May 20— High School State Oratorical lationship so definite as to furnish — well-mannered, low-voiced, well- Contest. overwhelming proof of the unwisdom dressed, feminine, able to meet all May 21— May Day. of students having cars. Statistics situations. That’s what we want girls May 22—Kappa Alpha Theta formal. “ The ensemble work of the sing show, in the second place, a relation­ to be. Why not educate them to be Phi Kappa Alpha formal. Faculty Team Wins Wilma Theide and charming?” explains Austin to Mr. ers could only be said to be jierfect, ship between the possession of cars May 24— All-College Play. the solo parts no less delightful, and Johns, who holds a mortgage on the and disciplinary cases. In this mat­ May 28—Delta Gamma informal. Second In Volley the selections presented of the highest Ruth Parkinson Win school and whose former wife is ma­ ter, as in the matter of scholarship, May 29—Sigma Alpha Iota formal. order” was the comment of the Ra­ tron. the connection is so definite and spe­ Ball Meet Saturday cine Journal News upon the recent Ariel Loving Cups cific that there can be no question. Mr. Johns disagrees, but tinally is concert of the Lawrence College Glee Further, the use of the type of car af­ persuaded to keep his money in the Franzke Addresses Northeastern Wisconsin D is tr ic t Club held in that city during the Gertrude Walton, John Taras and fected by students,— often one w’hich school on the condition that none of Meeting In Milwaukee Spring Tour. Vera Radley, Receive Honor- is not worth repair, proper upkeep, or the girls at the school falls in love Tournament Held at Y.M.CA. This evening the club will appear garage facilities,— is disapproved by with Austin, and that his former wife Saturday orable Mention Professor A. L. Franzke represent at Lawrence Memorial Chapel in the those who have to be neighbors to is left seeond in command. ed Lawrence eollege at a meeting of animal home concert. A program of W'ilma Thiede, ’27, head of the students and have the cars scattered Austin’s three friends, who are all the Parent Teachers ’ Association of The Lawr. nee “ Profs” further substantial male choruses, inspiring College Life section, was awarded the about their property. The accident out of work and in the depths of de­ the Western Division high school, demonstrated that they are more than solo numbers, and clever specialties silver loving cup for the best depart­ rate on such cars is notoriously high, spair, try to persuade Austin to sell Milwaukee, last night, speaking on mere dispensers of knowledge, and has been arranged. mental work on the 1927 Ariel, at the and the number of infractions of li­ the school, but Austin immediately the subject of the increasing need for that they have real athletic ability, A new feature of this year’s pro­ Ariel dance which was held iu the cense laws, traffic laws, and other po sets out to assert himself as head of a college education as training for when the faculty team won second gram is the introduction of whistling Crystal Room of the Conway Hotel lice regulations, is also out of propor­ the school, and the friends follow in life. place iu the volleyball meet held at solos by Lyle Jorgensen, ’29, of Ra­ Saturday eveuing. tion to the number. the hope of securing jobs as profes The association invited members the Y.M.C.A. last Saturday for all cine. Wenzel Albrecht, ’27, is the Before taking any actiou on the sore. from different Wisconsin colleges to teams of the Northeastern Wisconsin Gertrude Walton, ‘26, and John dub violinist, and Marshall Hulbert matter, the Lawrence faculty ap­ Miss Iiays, the luat/oi’, does rfot ap be present at the meeting to talk o*n district. The meet consisted of four­ Taras, ’26, heads of the Senior and and Ellsworth Stiles, both four year pointed a committee, which corre­ prove of Austin’s method o f educa­ the general subject of ‘ ‘ why go to teen games played from one o ’clock Administration departments respec­ men, will sing the baritone solos. sponded with thirty-one colleges and tion, for she believes that “ girls are college. ’ ’ in the afternoon until ten o ’clock in tively, were given honorable mention. universities, widely distributed, in or­ already charming enough, and that is The increasing emphasis on train­ the evening. Accompaniments are in charge of The loving cup for the best indi­ der to gain the advantage of their ex­ all they think about anyway.” The ing for professional life and the value The faculty team started out Everett Roudebush, ’29, of Apple­ vidual work w'ent to Ruth Parkin­ perience. On the basis of that ex­ girls themselves do not approve of of a college education in supplying strong and easily disposed of the ton, and LaVahn Maescli, ’26, whose son, ’29, of the business staff. Vera perience, the regulations were made the method and are deciding to leave, this need, was the topic Professor Menasha Athletic Association in their “ light fingered dexterity in piano Radley received honorable mention. which were announced in December. when they meet their new head and Franzke discussed. first game. They played a champion­ jazz” won the commendation of the Music for dancing was furnished by The provision is substantially that in then—‘‘Ye gods!” exclaims Sally, ship brand of ball all during the day Madisui^ State Journal. Harry Scid- the Mellorimba Orchestra. The pro­ force at Purdue, which prohibits stu­ one of the students, and the other and tinally met the strong Kimberly more, ’26, and James Archie, ’28, will grams were miniature Ariels. Dr. Three Delegates Go To dents from having cars “ unless it be girls chorus her flattering phrase. Clark team of Kimberly in the final offer several harmonious bits of blue and Mrs. Delos O. Kinsman, Miss necessary or will make it more con­ So Austin’s way of educating girls Y.W.C.A. Convention game of the day. The strenuous games melody in the informal fire light Mary Bennett, and Mr. Elbert Smith venient and really assist a student in is put into effect and Austin and his began to tell on the Professors scene which is the closing feature of chaperoned the party. getting his university work done.” professors feel that there is a great Miss Mary Denves, instructor in and they couldu’t quite stand the the entertainment. It was not felt to be fair to those improvement among the girls. But French, Mary Reeve, ’27, president of strain, so they lost to the K im ­ who are denied the possession of a perhaps Austin did not think of the the Y W.C.A., and Helen Duncan, ’28, berly team in a hard fought John Kelly, ’26, Is War Can Be Abolished ear for social purposes that those who power of the charm that he was striv­ left today to attend the national con­ game. The faculty nevertheless, is Awarded Fellowship are allowed cars on the plea of busi­ ing to teach. Perhaps he was too con­ vention of the Y.W.C.A. deserving of much credit to win sec­ Says Chapel Speaker ness necessity should use them for fident that he would live up to his Miss Denyes is to lead a discussion ond place in the meet, in which the John Kelly, ’26, Manitowoc, was social purposes. The object of the re­ part of the bargain. group. As she returns from her trip, strongest teams of this part of the “ The new’ international conception recently awarded a $300 fellowship in cent announcement was not to pre­ There are unforseen results of this Helen Duncan will attend a meeting state were entered, and they lost the is slowly dawning on the life of the German at the University of Wiscon­ vent students from riding in automo­ teaching of charm, but Austin feels of the National Student Council at final game only after a hard battle in world, and war will be abolished,” sin for next year. Mr. Kelly has also biles. The rules at Lawrence College (Continued on Page 3) Racine. which the “ Mill Boys” from Kimber­ asserted Lindley Gordon, secretary of accepted a contract to teach a class regarding the association of men and ly showed a little more endurance the Wforld Alliance for International in beginning German while he is tak­ women and their ridiAg in automo­ than the “ Profs” were able to mus­ Friendship among the churches, in ing advantage of the fellowship. biles are as liberal as any in the Eccentricities of Lawrence Profs Are ter up. chapel Monday. “ If witchcraft, can­ Mr. Kelly is at present completing country,— much more so than other The Lawrence six man team was nibalism, and other evils have been a course in Modern Languages at Wisconsin colleges. Those rules are Discovered by Girl Photographer make up of Denney, Clippinger, Pow­ stamp'd out, this one can be too. Lawrence and was recently elected to not affected in the slightest. The an- er, Farley, Rogers, and Hall. The Man is capjble of it, for his mind ac­ 1’hi Beta Kappa. (Continued on Page 4) When the students look through the the back of his head, in order to ap alternates and “ scrubs” were Ly- complishes great things.” mer, Wriston, Mundhenke, W’eston, twelve or thirteen pages of faculty pear “ perfectly natural and at ease,” “ Much sentiment for prevention of as he described it. Several thrust Fairfield, and Trever. war is being expressed now,” the The Modem Evil of Petting and pictures in the Ariel, few of them their thumbs in the vest pockets so speaker pointed out. “ Thirty or for­ will realize what a supreme effort it that their Phi Bete keys showed up Peabody Girls Give ty peaee organizations have been Brokaw’s Plan For a Remedy took on the part of both the photog­ prominently. Some of the younger Chapel Program Friday agitating in this country; and church, raphers and the pedagogues to fill professors took off their hats and state, school, and industry are pre­ “ W e want a club of only members members is a question. How many those pages. There was a great deal looked quite as breezy and collegiate paring against w-ar. President Cool- who have never kissed a girl,” a men will admit that they had never Following the lead of the Apple­ kissed a girl? How many men will of opposition to be overcome, for some as any sophomore. idge has called for conferences four hoarse voice was heard to say the ton Theatre, the Peabody girls an­ of the faeulty members were so mod The women, too, had their idiosyn- times this year in order to make ar­ believe a statement like that? Can nounced in chapel last Friday that other night in Brokaw’ to a group of est that they did not want their pic­ craeies. In fact, one went so far as rangements to decrease military bud­ a man keep from osculating members it was “ amateur morning” for the unideutified men who were holding a tures taken at all. Others insisted almost to refuse to be photographed gets. ’ ’ of the fairer sex forever? Those are vaudeville fans. meeting iu one of the rooms. “ It is questions that the club will have to that they surely were better looking at all because she thought she wasn’t Mr. Gordon demonstrated that the The program, announced by Oliene an index to moral standards of today answer. than the first prints showed them, as good looking as the others, and it economic, life-insurance, and virility Falkenrath, ’27, consisted of several that so many men cannot join our Perhaps the effects of this organiza­ and posed again and again. And ac­ was only after a great deal of urg­ arguments for war are fallacies. He piano solos by the Child Prodigy, club,” another speaker continued, tion have already been felt in Sage, cording to Vera Radley, ’28, who did ing and much reassurance that she concluded that the first step in oblivi- Stella Clement; a rag-doll dance by apparently the leader. judging by the new ruling made con­ most of the photography work, the was induced to pose. ating war is the reduction of the the Duncan Sisters, Verona Went- Just how far this organization will cerning the use of the parlors there. women were not the only ones who Some strange things were brought army to the level of a police force. land, ’26, and Margaret Lea, ’28, with carry itself cannot be determined, More vital effects will probably be were vain. out in the developed prints also. One i______One professor who is becoming a of the younger faeulty members Elizabeth Thompson at the piano; since a statement from either the felt by some campus beauties who are little stout was afraid that his avoir­ looked like a little girl with her short and several songs by the Squawking Eight S. A. I. Members leader or members is impossible, ow­ quite accustomed to the hot masculine Few, Gwendolyn Fa veil, ’29, Nina dupois would be too prominent and skirts and wind-blown hair. Another In Recital Last Night ing to the fact that the identity of its kiss. insisted on standing far back from the had her eyes tightly closed, while a Youngberg, ’27, Anita Price, ’27, Ger­ members has not yet been disclosed. For every evil there is a remedy. camera, thinking the increased dis­ third was almost obscured by a large trude Schlerf, ’28, Vera Radley, *28, The whole thing started at dinner If co-eds feel that such an organiza and Lilah Schee, ’26, with Adeline tance would decrease his sire. A n­ dog who had walked in front of the Last evening, Sigma Alpha Iota in Brokaw one day, when a dispute tion might endanger their pursuit for other of the men would take no other camera just as the shutter clicked. Lang, ’28, at the piano. presented a recital at Peabody Hall. arose concerning statistics on perpet­ everlasting bliss in a m an’s kiss, they pose than the familiar Napoleonic On the whole, however, the pictures The members who participated in the ual kissing and petting. By night can offset the whole works by tempt­ type, chest out, arms folded, and head were exceptionally good and credit is Dr. William L. Crow, professor of concert were Dorothy Worthing, Mar­ the enthusiasm had grow-n to such an ing these professed non-kissers. Once held high. A conservatory professor due to Vera Radley and to Malvin politics, is to deliver a speeeh “ Our jorie Parkinson, Helen Melaas, Lor- extent that fifteen men had become they slip, they can never be convert­ went to the other extreme and took Burns, '28, the photographers, and to reserves and what to do with them” ene Canon, Ellen Greibenow, Mary intensely interested, which means that ed, and if they are all converted the most slouchy position possible, John Taras, under whose direction before the Kiwanis Club at Oshkosh Reeves, Gertrude Boyce and Helen more will probably follow. there will never be an anti-kissing leaning against a post with his hat on they worked. tonight. Haertle. Just where the club will get its agitation.

■ M 2 THE LAWBENTIAN Tnaaday, April 20, 1986 The Lawrentian Historic Ivy Follows CLUBS Spring Fashion Trend Join the City ftar Wisconsin Inter coilmgmtm “ L” CLUB PLANS DANCE Main Hall is the latest victim of Published every Tuesday and Friday Final plans for the “ L ” Club during the college year by The Liawrentian spring fever and the desire for new Board of Control o t Lawrence College, dance to be given at the Alexander spring clothes. The old coat of ivy Appleton« Wis «Y” Entered as second-class matter Septem­ Gymnasium on April 30 were made at has become pretty much frayed dur­ ber 20. 1910. at the postofllce at Appleton. the regular business meeting of the Wisconsin, under the Act of March S, 187V. ing its days of service, and students Now that you’ve lived through it, club held Tuesday, April 13, at the were working Friday and Saturday at Today RAY RICHARDS I Editor-in-Chief it wasn’t *o bad after all, was itf Sigma Phi Epsilon house. Proceeds trimming up the old vines. Vines are LOW ELL HUELSTEB - Bus. Mgr. Fraternity initiations, we mean. It from the dance will be used to fur­ still fashionable and are to be worn IT S WORTH WHILE Editorial Staff gives you freshmen an opportunity to nish a banquet for the leading ath­ by all the better colleges and uni­ HELENA KOLETZKE News Editor find out just how much beard you letes of the Fox River Valley at the versities this summer, and the stu­ VIOLET CHRISTENSON - really can raise. A« for the paddles, time of one of the approaching track dents have been doing their best to Headlines and Make-up — well, now that they’ve passed by, meets. Tickets for the dance are be­ help nature redecorate our own Main they don’t seem so hard. And next ing sold by all members of the “ L ” Hall. Departmental year, some luckless frosh can find out THLORO THURMAN - Copy Editor Club. HELEN DUNCAN .... Clubs just how you felt when you were DOROTHY VON BERG - - Society A paper on “ Mosul Oil Controversy” HARLAN HACKBERT - "Dust Pan” under. GERHARDT HAUPTMAN • * • BERNICE CASE \ Proof Readers was read by Mildred Scott, ’28, and ETHEL BLAKE /* “ Gerhardt Hauptman” was the WIMTO* Sparta According to the Appleton Post- subject on which Mary Gregory, ’28, one on “ Aaland Islands” was read ROYAL LaKOSE - Editor Crescent, wfe see that Mr. and Mrs. by Alton Petersen, ’28. Steven Cinkosky George Dreher spoke at the regular meeting of the Robert Gallagher Roy Sund Elbert Smith chaperoned the Ariel English Club Monday, April 19, at Arthur Mueller Helen Moore NATURALISTIC MOVEMENT Fred Webb Elmer Ott * dance. Now, Mary, don’t you think the Olive Hamar house. Reportorial this thing has gone far enough? Dr. G. C. Cast read a paper entitled Grace Hannlgan Ramona Fox • • • “ The Naturalistic Movement in Ger­ John Xaras Mary Gregory ATHENA ELECTION Helen Gettleman Elsa Grimmer Barber: Hair-cut, sirf And how man Literature” at the meeting of Milton Leadholm Bernice Case Gertrude Lanaer, ’27, of Bloomer, Don Hood James Ford would you like it cut! the German Club at his home, 927 E. Bthel Blake Marshall Hulbert was elected president of Athena L it­ Junior: Cut it short. I ’ve got a Franklin street, Saturday evening. Eleanor Smith Helen Moore erary Society at the regular meeting BusineM Staff nine o ’clock. John Kelley, ’26, reviewed a group FORREST MUCK Advertising Mgr. held at the Athena rooms on Friday, Ryan & Long IRWIN WENSINK Circulation Mgr. • • » of German novels. Alvin Zwerg Burton Behling April 16. Jean Schubert, ’28, was Bertha Chudacoff Maurice Peerenboom Now that we’re back to a discus­ elected vice-president; Helen Green­ - Goldie Cohodes Orville Hafferman DISCUSS PERIODIC TABLE Plumbing and Herbert Weber Frances Bawett sion of normal events, we can turn wood, ’28, secretary; Ruth Dunham, our attention once more to the weath­ Delta Chi Theta, honorary chemis­ CONCERNING FORENSICS ’28, treasurer, and Dorothy Martin, er. I t ’s always a safe topic of con­ try fraternity, held a meeting last Heating The debate season ended quietly ’28, guard. with two exhibition contests which versation, which can’t be said of all “ The Maid of France,” a one act Thursday at which the periodic table Ask Wettengcl eame as a rather anti climax after the subjects. Anyway, we’re glad i t ’s play, was read by Genevieve Chase, and some of the rarer elements in it unanimous victory over Washington Northwestern Mutuai liir spring again. I t ’s hard to study, we ’28. were discussed. Donald Davis, Irvin State College. The whole season admit, and collateral is due soon, and Ozanne, Emelia Greunke, Carola Trit- Phone 1081 passed without much ado. If it wasn’t six-weeks exams loom up before us, tin, all ’26, and Maurice Peerenboom First Nat Bank Bld£. for the two home debates, some stu­ MUSSOLINI dents wouldn’t have known that the but who cares? Spring is spring, and ’27, contributed to the discussion. appleton,wis. w debate teams existed. after all, once we went to class un­ “ Mussolini” was the title of a paper, written by Violet Christenson, Most of the debates were non-de­ prepared, and weren’t caught. So cision meets before the high schools, maybe we can get away with it ’28, and read by Professor W. F. and although the college heard little Raney at the regular meeting of the concerning them, high school stu­ again. dents throughout the state praised * « # History Club which was held last Our Bobs and The FIRST NATIONAL BANK highly the Lawrence speakers. They White: Did you know that Brown Tuesday evening at the home of Marie OF APPLETON advertised the school in one of the Greunke, ’26, 709 N. Morrison street. best possible ways. got a 93 in chemistry last quarter? Haircuts Speak CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $600,000.00 And the decision debates were won Black: Not really? I don’t believe in a decisive manner, showing that it. For Themselves the forensic department can still White: Well, i t ’s true. Isn ’t that train men to win in the traditional Lawrence wav. true, Green? YOUR kind of The FIRST TRUST COMPANY Green: Partly, but you’ve made a OF APPLETON WORTHY OF SUPPORT slight error. It wasn’t in chemistry, Haircut at the This is the season in which the but in botany. And it was first quar­ CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $200,000.00 glee club shines and the campus ac­ ter, not last. And it wasn’t a 93; it tors don their togs. These activities E a s t E n d represent a lot of work for a one night was a 39. presentation, after w’hieh the efforts • * * Barber Shop Conway Hotel of the individuals are forgotten. “ Why don’t you kiss me?” Forensic and musical activities 311 E. College Ave . Startled, I looked at her. rarely receive the credit due them for THEY KNOW Barber Shop the work put forth to make them a “ Oh, you drate, big mans, success. They are worthy of more Kiss me.” Candle Glow Tea Room support. And she held up her soft, red lips. I thought of the wife THE THIRTIETH TIME For the thirtieth consecutive year And kiddies back home, Beloit seniors petitioned the faculty Then, flinging discretion to the winds, Appleton’s Most Delightful for no examinations, and for the thir­ I bent toward her, and y O U spend your tieth time the answer came back I kissed her—* Behnket Jenss “ No.” money wisely at Luncheon and Dining Service It seems either that tradition is the My three year old niece. "Qua/ttyClothiers and Hatters” dominant factor at Beloit, or that the * * * Hopfensperger Bros. for Individuals or for Groups faculty hesitates to loose their seniors Tuesday was the thirteenth, and on the unsuspecting world without Markets because here this final check. Friday’s always were unlucky. Any­ way we’ve cooled down by now, so a dollar is full of Attends Convention th a t we’re once more Anders P. Anderson, secretary of LU K E W ARM . Featuring cents. 110 E. Lawrence St. Phone 1544 the Lawrence Alumni Association, at­ tended the convention of the Associ­ FASHION PARK and ation of Alumni Secretaries held at Columbus, Ohio on Thursday, Friday, M A J E S T Ip COLLEGIAN CLOTHES, and Saturday, April 15 to 17. Mr. An­ AT1 THEATRE V STETSON HATS and derson left Appleton for Columbus, —ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW- Wednesday and returned Sunday. FINE FURNISHINGS. 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Lawrence Tankmen Swimming Meet State Net Tourney 133 E. College Ave. Pocahontas Coal With Fondy Thursday On The Screen Solvay Coke Defeat Green Bay May Be Held Here The Bluefish will attempt to win a Colleen Moore stars in her latest Fuel 0U picture, “ Irene,** which opened last “Y” Team Friday more decisive victory from the Fond Besides being host to a district Quality at Low Price» night at the Elite Theatre. du Lac natators on Thursday evening, high school tennis tournament, Law­ Gasoline Like “ Sally,“ in which Miss Moore Lawrence swimmers defeated the April 22, in their tank. The first en- rence in all probability will sponsor played, “ Irene” is an adaptation of Green Hay “ Y M team to the tune of eounter with the Fondy men found the State Collegiate net tourney this a musical comedy hit. John McCor­ 35 to -4 last Friday night and conse­ the Bluefish at the long end of a close year. A. J. Bauer quently kept up their record of never mick produced the picture, and Alfred 34-33 score. Invitations have been mailed to all Plumbing and Heating having tasted defeat this year. E. Green directed. It is a First N a­ Schultz, of FonU du Lac, was the th»‘ state colleges, asking them to Contractors Phone 68 “ Dark horsef * Klein, a new man in tional release. individual star at the last meeting, participate in a three day meet, to be Lawrence swimming circles, came Following the plot of the original with Cinkosky close upon his heels. held here May 17 and following. through splendidly and won eight Ammon easily took the diving, but play, Colleen has a Cinderella-like 540 N. Oneida St. While Lawrence has always entered 333 W. College Av«. — Tel. 507 points for the Blue aggregation by role. Starting as a lowly wrapper in the presence of Colvin for this meet men iu the state tournaments, it has copping a first and a second place, in a department store, the peppy young will make things a bit more difficult been some time since the college has addition to swimming on the Law­ lady rises to the eminence of a dress for him. fostered the meet. rence relay team. model and finally captures the heart The absence of Rich will mean a In line with the generally en­ Dreher, who also made his debui as of a wealthy young gentleman. few points lost for the Bluefish. The larged athletic program this year, ten­ a Blue tankman, showed up well in discovery of Klein will offset this, nis has assumed a more important the 40-vard breast stroke. Cinkosky while the improvement shown by Cin­ place among the sports. Arrange “ Behind the Front,” the new Para­ Hotel Appleton kept up his reputation as being the kosky makes prospects appear a bit ments are being made for dual meets mount picture at the Fischers Apple­ IIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIHIHIHIIIMMIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMItlMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIinilllllHllltllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllilHlinillH Blue’s .surest point winner by winning brighter than they did a few days with Marquette, Ripon, Oshkosh Nor­ ton Theatre, is primarily a “ m an’s ’ * two firsts and swimming as anchor Coffee Shop and Dining Room ago. mal and Milton. It is planned to play picture, but women like it, because man on the relay team. Zuehlke, who won the 220 last time, each of these schools here and also of a tender love story which runs for The 100-yard free style event was is still under doctor’s orders as a re return matches there. through the film. Private Dancing Parties probably the closest swimming race suit of a recent operation and The tenuis squad this year will be Comedy antics of Wallace Beery tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItllimilllllflllltflllllfllllltltltllllinillllltfmiMIIIIIIIIHIIItlHlll'IIIIIMIIMinMUl of the year. Klein and Thern, the Atarashi, breast stroker, is in the in charge of Herbert Mundhenke, a and Raymond Hatton, two dumb Bay entry, were neck and neck dur­ same predicament. star |»erfornier of I^awrence teams a loughboys, are featured. For th“ Try our roof garden ing the course of the entire race, and Another hindrance to the speed of few seasons back. movie-goer who is the least bit tired when the Appleton la4 finished up the Lawrentians will be the short With two veterans with which to of society drama and the like, “ Be­ with a final lunge there was only a tank at Fond du Lac. It is only thir form the nucleus of the team and sev­ hind the Front’ ’ is recommended. “ hand” of difference, according to tv-seven feet long, and iu order to eral other promising candidates, ev­ Edward Sutherland directed the the officials. swim the required distances several erything points to a successful sea­ film. Hugh Wiley wrote the story In the relay the second Blue swim­ end turns are necessary. This will son. George l^aBorde and “ Snooky” from which it was taken, and Monty mer fell behind his opponent, and it give the Fondy men a decided advan­ Heideman are the two “ L “ men Brice did the adaptation. seemed as if the Bay team would tage as the Bluefish are used to the upon whom Coach Mundhenke will surely win this event. Colvin gained Stunning New Frocks regulation 20 yard tank. de)»end to carry the brunt of the at­ slightly on his opponent in a gruelling Cinkosky and Colvin will probably tack in the coming meets. Both of lay, but there was still a substantial swim the 40 yard, Dreher anS Adt*r- these men were up near the top last lead to overcome when Cinkosky hold the breast stroke, Klein and Cin­ year, and with the additional experi­ started his furious last lap. With on­ kosky in the 100 yard, Cinkosky and For Sport Wear ence gained through the summer, ly a few feet to go, the Lawrence in­ Aderhold in the back stroke, Colvin should win the majority of their tramural champ came from behind and Aderhold in the diving, Klein r.iatches this season. and won the relay for his team by and Dreher in the 220. In addition to these two men, passing his opponent with a final there is a promising lot of material desperate spurt. One and two piece Charm School” Will available for the team. Outstanding The winners in the different events: among these men are Clem Lacke, a 40-yard breast stroke: Koch (GB), Ht* (liven Mondav in yellow, orchid, runner up in the city tournament last Dreher (L), and Aderhold (L). year, Howard Aderhold and Roy 40-yard free style: Cinkosky (L), (Continued from Page 1) blue, white, green. Sund both of Neenali, aiul Bob Hanke Colvin (L), and Doltn (GB). that he has accomplished his purpose 40-yard back stroke: Cinkosky (L), with at least one of the girls, for he a promising frosh of Oshkosh. Workouts for the net men start this Koch (GB), and Aderhold (L). says to her, “ You’re the most silly, Fancy diving: Koch (GB), Colvin reckless, obstinate girl I ever knew— week and all men interested in tennis Priced at only are urged to brush up in preparation (L), and Aderhold (L). but you have got charm.** tor the tryouts which Coach Mund- 220-yard free style: Them (GB), “ The Charm School *’ was pro­ heuke plans to hold within a few Klein (L), and Koch (GB). nounced by critics to be the initial 100-yard free style: Klein (L), hit of the season that it ran in New davs. Thern (GB), and Koch (GB). York. It is taken from a story by $ 1 9 - 7 5 160-yard relay: Lawrence— Klein, Alice Duer Miller and dramatized by Aderhold, Colvin, and Cinkosky. Robert Milton. Miss Ksther Gilbertson, ’29, direc William Roocks’ Lawrentians To Attend tor of the play, has made some ehang WRIGLEYS Mora W.S.G.A. Convention es iu the cast from that which was Barber Shop first announced. The cast: H W fo r your Austin Bevans— Harry Snyder, ’27. 211 East College Ave. m l m oney Anna Marie Woodward, ’27, and David MacKenzie—John Taras, ’26. Welt ha Brown, ’28, president and George Boyd— Kenneth Miles, '29. ■ • u m m an d vice-president, respectively, of the Jim Simpkins— Walter Haas. ’27. Hairbobbing a Specialty Che best P e p p e rm in t local organization of Women’s Stu­ Tim Simpkins— Diehl Snyder, ’29. Two doors east o f the Chewing Sweet for dent Government* Association, left Homer Johns— Kenneth Greaves. ’27. Fair Store. any money m ^ yesterday evening for Bloomington, Elise Benedotti— Helen Chegwin, ’29. Indiana, to represent Lawrence at the Miss Hays—Catherine Lightbodv, ’26. convention of the Mid-Western Sec Miss Curtis— Eunice Davis, ’27. tional Conference of Women’s Self- Sally Boyd— Irene Elkert, ’29. Government Associations, being held Muriel Doughty— Helen Upliam, ’29. at the University of Indiana from Ethel Spelvin—Betty Kendall, ’26. April 21 to 24. Alix Mercier — Catherine Schmaltz, The purpose of the convention is to ’29. give the delegates new and broader Lillian Stafford— Amv Goult, ’29. PPLETON is famous for its clean­ views regarding campus problems by bringing them in contact with those A liness and beauty, its paper industry of other colleges and universities. Addresses will be given by promin­ RADIO and its college and schools, also its ent educators, and forum discussions Sets, Supplies, Satisfaction hotels and restaurants. Outstand­ will be held. WE SERVICE AND REPAIR ALL MAKES OF SETS ing among its restaurants is SNIDER’S Repair Tennis Courts Work was started on the college Magazines, Candy, Smokes known for hundreds of miles for its better tennis courts early last week and will continue until they are in first class Appleton Radio Shop food and superb service. condition. It is expected that they will be entirely ready for use by the 118 S. Appleton St., Tel. 3812 end of the week. 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iiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiuiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiitiiiituiuiiHniittM 4 THE LAWRENTIAN Tuesday, April 20, 1926 Explanation of Motor Car Regulations Iru S o c ie ty | The (Continued from Page I) Announce Initiations Freshmen Entertain nouncement was designed simply as a A p p le to n and Pled gings At Elks’ Club measure of equalization as between Kappa Delta announces the initia­ Seventy-five couples attended the those who had cars for business rea­ M achine tion of Iola Langer, ’29, Stratford, Freshman informal dance which was sons and those who had no cars. The Virginia Gibson, ’29, Newberry, held Friday night at the Elks’ Club, object was to put all students on an Co. Mich., and the pledging of Violet under the auspices of the Freshman equal basis. There has been no change Chirstenson, ’28, Oconto, and Bernice class and the Freshman Commission. whatever in the rules regarding the Builders of Case, ’29, Marion, on Sunday morn­ The Blue Melody Boys furnished mus­ right of men and women to go riding ing, April 18. ic for dancing. Chaperones were Dr. together, and none are now contem­ PAPER AND PULP Psi Chi Omega announces the in i­ John Brainerd MacHarg, Miss Twila plated. tiation of Ralph Kingsbury, ’27, Lytton, Miss Mary Bennett and Miss The automobile regulations, which MILL MACHINERY Rockford, 111., and Bryce Ozanne, ’29, Maurine Cahail. were passed by the faculty and an­ Neenah, on Monday, April 19. nounced in December, which the Law Theta Phi initiated Edward Mc­ Dr. Youtz Entertains rentiau has before published, are as Appleton, Wisconsin Kenzie, ’28, Turtle Lake, Raymond Chemistry Students follows: Fink, ’27, Appleton, George Sargent, Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Youtz, 843 1. Every student owning or operat­ ’29, Fond du Lac, and Leonard She- South street, entertained twelve ad­ ing an automobile shall register the rnanski, ’29, Reedsburg, on Saturday, vanced chemistry students at dinner same at the college office. April 17. Saturday night. The evening was 2. To own or regularly operate an May Days Are Kappa Alpha Theta announces the sp<>nt informally. automobile u student must have the initiation of Faith Richards, ’27, consent of his parents or guardian and Student K odak D ays Chetek, and Anita Koehler, ’29, Med­ Y.W.CA. Cabinet of the college. ford, on Saturday at the home of Entertained 3. Proper garage or housing facil­ Supplies Picture chances everywhere—get your Ko­ Mary Reeve, 212 N. Green Bay street. ities must be provided for each auto­ The Y.W.C.A. Cabinet was enter­ dak out! An informal banquet at the Hotel tained Sunday afternoon at the Wom­ mobile unless permission to do other­ Northern followed the initiation. an’s Club by the Industrial Girls’ wise is granted by the President. We’re ready for you: Kodak Film—the gen­ Covers were laid for twenty-two. Loose L e a f Y.W.C.A. 4. A student may park a car upon uine, dependable kind in the familiar yellow Phi Kappa Alpha announces the the college campus only with the con­ N ote Books initiation on Saturday, of James Hill, box—is on our shelves in your size ; our devel­ Miss Bachofen sent of the college authorities. ’29, Burlington; Arnold Hillman, ’29, Laundry Cases oping, printing and enlarging service is “ all Entertains at Dinner 5. A student registering a car shall Appleton; Ralph Barf ell, ’29, Braw- Fountain Pens Miss Sophie Bachofen entertained be held responsible for its use at all set” for quality. ley, Cal., and William Aldrich, ’29, times. the following guests at dinner Sun­ S ta tio n e ry Manitowoc. Norman Fisher, Apple­ Autographic Kodaks $5 up day at Russell Sage: Dr. and Mrs. W. 6. The enforcement of these regu­ ton, and Ernest Gribble, Ironwood, P aper E. McPheeters, Dr. and Mrs. J. H. lations shall be under the direction of Mich., were initiated as honorary the President of the college. Griffiths, Miss Anna Fisher and Dr. members. G. C. Cast. Sigma Phi Epsilon initiated John Schlintz Bros. Co. Holmes, ’28, New London; Richard Asdahl, ’28, Racine; Milton Portz, Mr. and Mrs. Voss Announce Wall Kee Laundry TWO DRUG STORES ’29, Hartford, Frederick Schauer, ’29, Birth of Daughter Let us Launder for you Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Voss announce Sylvester-Nielson Hartford, and Charles Barnard, ’29, BACK OF THE BIJOU Incorporated Brillion, Monday night. the birth of a daughter, Mary Jane. 112 W. Midway St. Mrs. Voss was formerly Miss Mar­ Beta Sigma PM jorie Beilis, ex’25, and is a member House Party of Kappa Alpha Theta sorority. Mr. Fifteen hundred balloons were used Voss, ex’24, is a member of Theta Phi to decorate for the Beta Sigma Phi fraternity. house party Saturday night. Music T.HB STORE for dancing was furnished by the Red Alpha Delta Pi Hot Henry Band and chaperones were Entertained at Dinner One Cent W ill Buy One Cent W ill Buy Dr, and Mrs. W. L. Crow. Guests in­ Thirtj -five Alpha Delta Pi actives, cluded Janet Laughton, De Pere, pledges, and alumni were entertained Face Powder Fancy Stationery Ruth Anne Linn, Oshkosh, and Rob­ at dinner Thursday at the home of Cold Cream Assorted Chocolates ert Pugh, ex’28, Milwaukee. Thirty Mrs. O. P. Schlafer, 422 W. Washing­ Tooth Paste couples attended. ton street. Hostesses were Mrs. Milk Chocolates Schlafer, Mrs. George Nixon, Mrs. Vanishing Cream Shaving Cream Ariel Staff Frolics Carl Hougen, Mrs. Margaret Delong. Talcum Powder Cream of Almonds At Conway Hotel The purpose of the business meeting Toilet Water The Ariel staff entertained thirty which followed the dinner was to dis­ Hot Water Bottle couples at an informal dancing party cuss the $75,000 national endowment Saturday night in the Crystal room fund for child welfare work. All of the Conway hotel. Music for danc­ chapters in United States met Thurs­ ing was furnished by the Mellorimba day at the same time to discuss this orchestra. Chaperones were Dr. and fund. Mrs. D. O. Kinsman, Miss Mary Ben­ nett and Mr. Elbert Smith. Will Be Held Thursday, Friday and Saturday— April 22, 23 and 24 THE PLAN: Pay us the regular price for any article on sale and we will sell you another of the same The New B ijou kind for One Cent. The Theatre That Blade It Now*. Possible. THE PURPOSE: This sale was developed by the United Drug Co., as an advertising plan. The company sacrifices its profits and something besides, in order to get a larger distribution of its meritorious ELITE Showing products, and you get the benefit. I didn’t think those Paris dressmakers would • be so jealous. A Partial List of Items on Sale—Though There Are Hundreds F is c h e rs of Items on Sale That Are Not Listed Here TOILET GOODS 50c Quinine Hair Tonic, 50c Jonteel Rouge, 2 for 51c $1.00 Fancy Rubber Apron, Appleton 50c Jonteel Cold Cream, 2 fo r ______51c $1.00 Jonteel Compact, 2 f o r ______$1.01 35c Cream of Almonds, —Now— 2 fo r ______51c 2 f o r ______$1.01 $1.00 All Rubber Gloves, 50c Jonteel Vanishing 2 fo r ______36c $1.00 Juneve Compact, 2 f o r ______$1.01 Cream, 2 f o r ______51c 50c Olivo Liquid Shampoo, 2 f o r ______$1.01 15c Adhesive Plaster, 50c Jonteel Face Powder, 2 fo r ______51c 2 fo r ______16c 2 fo r ______51c 50c Rolling Massage Cream, STATIONERY 40c Adhesive Plaster, $1.50 Symphony Royal, 50c Bouquet Ramee Tal­ 2 fo r ______51c l ”x5yds., 2 f o r_____41c cum, 2 fo r ______51c25c Violet Dulce Talcum, 2 f o r ______$1.51 25c Powder Puff, 2 for_.26c $1.00 Bouquet Ramee Com­ 2 fo r ______26c $1.00 Major Stationery, 15c Wash Cloth, 2 for __16c plexion Powder, 2 for $1.01 75c Bay Rum, 2 f o r ___76c Deckle Edge, 2 for__$1.01 15c Goodform Hair Net, $1.50 Bouquet Ramee Toilet 75c Lilac Vegetal, 2 for _76c $1.00 Symphony Lawn, 2 fo r ______16c Water, 2 f o r ______$1.5125c Bandoline, 2 fo r ____26c Fancy Border, 2 for__$1.01 25c Tooth Brush, 2 for _26c 50c Bouquet Ramee Soap, 35c Antiseptic Tooth Powder 50c Lord Baltimore, 35c Tooth Brush, 2 for _36c 2 fo r ______51c 2 fo r ______36c 2 fo r ______51c 45c Tooth Brush, 2 for _46c 50c Klenzo Dental Creme, 75c Pierre Papetrie, 25c Georgia Rose Talc, FOOD ITEMS 2 fo r ______26c 2 fo r ______51c 2 fo r ______76c 39c Peanut Butter, 2 for 40c 50c Alma Zada Face 50c Klenzo Liquid Anti­ 15c Envelopes, 2 fo r ___16c 48c Truefruit Strawberry Powder, 2 fo r ______51cseptic, 2 f o r ______51c 10c Envelopes, 2 fo r ___11c 25c Rexall Tooth Paste, 10c Writing Tablets, Jam, 2 f o r ------49c 25c Medicated Skin Soap, 48c Truefruit Raspberry 2 fo r ______26c 2 fo r ______26c 2 fo r ______11c Jam, 2 f o r ______49c 15c Rexall Toilet Soap, 25c Trailing Arbutus Tal­ SUNDRIES Q h e S u n n u 48c Truefruit Pineapple 2 fo r ______16c cum, 2 fo r ______26c $2.25 Maximium Hot Water Jam, 2 f o r ------49c S i d e o f 10c Egyptian Palm Soap, 50c Cocoa Butter Cold Bottle, 2 fo r______$2.26 —her greatest comedy achieve­ 35c Pure Grape Jelly, ment and the best dressed laugh 2 fo r ______11c Cream, 2 f o r ______51c 75c Ladies Dressing Comb, show that ever came to town. t h e W a r - 50c Egyptian Henna, 2 fo r ______76c 2 fo r------36c $1.00 Locust Blossom Toilet 45c Currant Jelly, 2 for 46c Adapted from the Musical 2 fo r ______51c 40c Pocket Comb, 2 for_41c Comedy Triumph Water, 2 fo r______$1.01 W ith $1.00 WTistaria Toilet Water, 35c Shaving Cream, 2 for 36c 50c Ladies Dressing Comb, CANDY LLOYD HUGHES 2 f o r ______$1.01 60c Shaving Lotion, 2 for 61c 2 fo r ______51c 35c Kandy Pack, % lb. GEORGE K. ARTHUR BEHIND $1.00 Georgia Rose Toilet Assorted Chocolates, CHARLIE MURRAY Water, 2 fo r______$1.01 2 fo r ------36c Saturday and Sunday T I 4 F $1.00 Violet Dulce Toilet 35c Liggetts Milk Choco­ REGINALD DENNY Water, 2 fo r______$1.01 lates, 2 fo r------36c W ith $1.00 Persian Lilac Toilet Downer Drug Co. LAVRA LA PLANTE 60c lb. Wrapped Caramels, in Water, 2 fo r______$1.01 2 f o r ______61c $1.00 Arbutus Toilet Water, THE REXALL STORE Skinner’s Dress Suit FRONT 75c Fenway Cherries in 2 f o r ------$1.01 Next Door to Pettibone’s Liquid Cream, 2 for __76c