$ l j p N m 5 j a m j m h i r e Volume 16.—Issue 5 DURHAM, N. H., OCTOBER 22, 1 9 2 5 . _______________ Price, 10 Cents FROSH BEAT TILTON OILS BY SUSAN KNOX SOCCER TEAM WINS IN ONE SIDED GAME VARSITY SWAMPS TO FEATURE ART EXHIBIT CHANCE TO SWELL GAME WITH M. I. T. ALL DEGREES OF Play Defensive Game in First Half— Manfreda Star of Game—Six First RHODE ISLAND ON Oils of immigrants at Ellis Island UNIFORM FUND Strong Attack in Second Period Be­ DADS FLOCK IN Downs Made in First Game—Line by Susan Knox of New York will be wilders Visitors—Pillsbury Scores Shows Best Form of Year MEMORIAL FIELD a feature of the Art Exhibit to be Two Goals FOR DAY’S STAY conducted by the Woman’s Club of Lothrops-Farnham to Give In a one-sided contest on the new Durham and a University Committee, 10% of Cash Receipts Memorial Field at Tilton the N. H. Team Wins First Home on Oct. 29, 30, 31 and Nov. 1, in the Another victory was chalked up for City and Country Send Freshman football team defeated the Thompson Hall Gymnasium. Pic­ OFFER OPEN NEXT WEEK the varsity soccer team last Satur­ 500 Interested Fathers Tilton gridsters, 15-0, last Saturday Game Before Full Stands tures, pastelles and handicraft by N. day when they defeated the strong afternoon. The game went easily to Enterprising Local Store Makes Big M. I. T. aggregation on Brackett’s GROUP PICTURE TAKEN the freshmen from the start, six first PILES UP SCORE OF 26-0 H. artists will be shown also. Concession to Aid Purchase of Field, to the score of 3-2. In the first downs being made during the first Handsome Uniforms for Univer­ half, New Hampshire played an en­ Tour Campus for Full Inspection— period. As the result of several long More Than 500 Fathers Among Big sity Band tirely defensive game, but did not Crowd Commons to Hear Speech gains during the first quarter, Man­ Crowd Watching Eleven Romp TRUSTEES VOTE ERECTION succeed in keeping their opponents by President Hetzel—Expected freda, N. H. left half-back, went Over Weak Opponents To OF NEW CLASS BUILDING The Band Uniform Fund was giv­ scoreless. The ball was in the home to Become Annual Institution through the Tilton line for the first Easy Victory en a decided impetus when Mr. C. H. territory the greater part of the pe­ tally. Owing to the strong wind he Farnham, of the Lothrops-Farnham riod, and the one hundred fifty-odd By H. O. Page failed to kick the goal. Before one of the largest crowds Authorization for a new class room Company, Inc., announced that the spectators who witnessed the game Dads, Dads, Dads! There were Coach Fernald used several “subs” that ever watched a football game building for the Liberal Arts College, Company would give to the Fund ten were greatly pleased with the fine short ones and tall ones, thin ones in the second period, and as Tilton’s here, a crowd that included more than to be erected at a cost of $225,000 per ceilt. of the gross receipts from showing the varsity made. and fat ones. Dads from the city and line stiffened, there were no other 500 dads, many of whom were seeing was granted by the board of trustees all cash sales made to students or During the second half, New Dads from the country—all gathered scores during the first half. Tilton a New Hampshire contest for the first at their annual meeting yesterday af­ faculty members by the local branch Hampshire reversed its tactics and together for a common purpose, that made but few substitutions, working time, the varsity eleven ran rough­ ternoon. during the week of October 26 to 31. the M. I. T. men were bewildered by of better understanding the daily her best men to the limit. Starke shod over the Rhode Island team in Stated plainly, Mr. Famham’Is an­ the attack launched upon them. Al­ habitat of their sons and daughters. and Hatch went well at end positions, the first home game of the year on The new building will be located nouncement, made through Mi*. J. though a wind had sprung up, which “Grave old plodders and gay young and Somers, Stahl, and Appleby Memorial Field last Saturday. The between Thompson Hall and DeMer­ W. Mclntire, manager of the local favored the visitors, the varsity friskers” all rubbed shoulders for a showed up in the line. Manfreda, final score was 26 to 0. itt Hall. Work will start on it in the branch, means that ten cents out of played a whirlwind game and suc­ day and profited from the experi­ Roy, and Silvia made a success of Langdell and Foster did yeoman spring. Another wing on the Com­ ceeded in finishing at the big end of ence. running the ball. work for the New Hampshire line mons, for Commons help and stores every dollar spent at the Lothrops- (Continued on Page Three.) (Continued on Page Three.) was also voted. (Continued on Page Four.) (Continued on Page Four.) (Continued on Page Four.) Group of “Bads” who Visited the University Saturday. ORGAN RECITAL GIVEN BY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM TO REGIMENTAL HOP OPENED MUSIC AT INFORMAL Y. M. C. A. DEMANDS $743 i SENIORS STAGE RALLY MEET M. I. T. SATURDAY TO ENTIRE STUDENT BODY PLEASES BIG CROWD FOR YEAR’S EXPENSES IN CROWDED THEATRE PROF. MANTON IN CHURCH Reversing the practice of former Selected Team from Band Plays at Itemized under II heads, the budget “Annie, the Lighthouse Keeper’s The first of a series of organ re­ The first home Cross Country meet years, the committee on the R. O. T. Dance Given to Benefit Band Uni­ for the Y. M. C. A. this year amounts Wife,” Feature of Program— citals was given last Sunday after­ will be held next Saturday over the C. Hop, headed by Capt. Pettee, will form Fund—Expect Larger to $743. The largest items are the Speeches by DePew and Perley noon in the Community Church by local course between New Hampshire allow any student not a member of Crowd This Week publicity and incidental expenses, in­ Robert W. Manton of the Music de­ and the M. I. T. teams. the unit to attend the dance this year, cluding Granite cuts, and amounting partment before a small audience. The M I. T. harriers are reputed to provided he goes in formal dress. to $125, and the salary of the secre­ One of the most successful football Several new numbers were included be strong this season and are out to Members of the unit are required to The first Informal held for the ben­ tary w hich totals $150. rallies in the history of the Univer­ in the program the most notable of avenge the defeat suffered at the attend in uniform as in the past. efit of the Band Uniform Fund in the The drive opened yesterday when sity was held in the Franklin theatre which was the Finale from the First hands of New Hampshire last year. The regiment has given its unani­ Men’s Gymnasium on Saturday, Octo­ Charles D. Hurrey, a member of the last Friday evening under the direc­ Symphony of Vierne. Capt. Peaslee and his runners are mous support to the function and the ber 17, Dad’s Day, was a huge suc­ “Committee on Friendly Relations tion of the Senior class. By 7.15 the The next concert will be given in equally determined to make it two committee has already started plans cess from the standpoint of the danc­ among Foreign Students” spoke to seats were filled and peanut battles the middle of November. The pro­ successive wins and to start the home ers, but was only a mediocre affair the student body at convocation. At were in progress all over the hall. E. gram of last Sunday’s concert is as season in top form. for it. from a financial angle. About 80 six p. m. 50 canvassers of the Y. M. Y. Blewett, master of ceremonies, follows: couples attended the party and a to­ and the Y. W. gathered in the small announced the first number of the Toccata and Fugue, D min, Bach tal of $40 was added to the Uniform dining room at the Commons for sup­ program, that of a play entitled, Andante (Sonata, Op. 14), Beethoven SPECIAL STUDY CLASSES ALICE SPINNEY PRESIDENT Fund. The committee expected at per. “Annie, the Lighthouse Keeper’s Invention, F maj, Bach ARRANGED BY DEAN CASE OF FRESHMAN COMMISSION least 100 couples at the dance because The full budget is: Wife,” under the supervision of C. Choral Prelude, “Oh, how blessed,” of the enthusiastic approval of the Employment Bureau, $30.00 Gray, who was ably assisted in its Brahms Fifty-six freshmen and first term The first meeting of the Freshman plans to raise money given by the Book Exchange, 25.00 production by the following: W. Finale, (First Symphony), Vierne sophomores in the Technology col­ Commission was held Tuesday, Octo­ entire student body at a recent Con­ To salary of secretary, 150.00 O’Brien, former Keith artist; E. Hen­ The Shepherd Boy (Poems after lege began a schedule of nightly su­ ber 12, in the Community House. The vocation. Freshmen Reception, 33.00 derson, E. Gustafson, W. Carron, W. Heine), MacDoWell pervised study last Monday night following officers were elected: Pres­ The music at the dance was fur­ Silver Bay expenses, 100.00 Young, and J.