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Vol. L, No. 21. MEADVILLE, APRIL 13, 1932. ENTHUSIASTIC DISCUSSION Student Senate Delays DR. RALPH C. HUTCHISON Debating Has Unusual FEATURES DEBATE WITH Action on O.D.I. Plan INAUGURATED PRESIDENT Effect on Those SINGERS TOUR CITIES IN BROTHERS COLLEGE For Nomination OF W. & J. COLLEGE Participating PITTSBURGH DISTRICT With an intensive ,progam of work Socialistic Audience Attacks No action has as yet been taken by Dr. F. G. Henke One of the Two the Student Senate upon the new plan and competition drawing to a close, Position of Allegheny of nominations and elections of class Hundred Officials the members of the Allegheny College The Allegheny Singers returned to School, and New Castle High School debating team evidence considerable Meadville Monday morning after a were visited on the tour. Team. officers which was formed by Omicron Present. Delta Kappa, because of the agitation individuality in the matter of per- strenuous week entertaining church, The Alumni Banquet in the Pitts- aroused by the election of class officers sonal opinions upon the questions high school, and radio audiences. burgh Athletic Association was a de- NO DECISION DEBATE IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY which they have been discussing. lightful affair. The Singers presented this year. This group sang Before two micro- Hurst Anderson instructor of argu- several selections which were well re- The plan, as it was developed, is as phones—that of WCAE on Wednes- Capitalism is Upheld by Cares, Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur of Le- mentation and debating, and this year ceived. The KDKA Rounders then en- follows: day afternoon, April 8, and that of coach of Allegheny Debators,, has can- tertained the Singers with two num- Gilbert and Be it Resolved, That the following land Stanford University KDKA Saturday afternoon, April 9. vassed the group working under him bers. Of this male trio, two men are Corcoran. suggestions be incorporated in an Elec- The combined total of all people in is Principal Speaker. to determine their reactions to the graduates of Allegheny. tion Law for Class Elections by the the high school assemblies, in the question used in debates, "Is Capita- The concert in the Pittsburgh Ath- As the final debate of the home Men's Senate of Allegheny College: church concerts, and in the appearance Ralph Cooper Hutchison, Ph. D., D. lism a Failure?". letic Association that evening met with schedule the Allegheny men's debating 1. That class elections be under the at the was D., was formally inaugurated president the same round of applause that all team met representatives of Brothers supervision of a committee of faculty Out of a class of eleven members 16,325. This is a larger group of of Washington and Jefferson College the high school groups tendered the College on March 22, in a discussion members teaching Political Science ap- he found that one man who had sup- people than was visited last year on Saturday, April 2, in the presence of of- Singers. of the question of the soundness of pointed by the Men's Senate. ported the affirmative side only during the trip. The tabulation of people was ficials of nearly 200 of the most prom- All reports on the radio broadcasts capitalism as an economic organiza- 2. That in the first full week of the past season believed in his posi- made by William Church, who also inent colleges in America. Dr. Freder- were exceedingly favorable. Especially tion. October, each class shall hold a nomi- tion. Of eight people who argued the acted as official photographer of the ick G. Henke, Professor of Psychology well rendered were the solo numbers Brothers College was represented by nating convention. negative side only, three were really party. On the last year's trips there and Philosophy, represented Allegheny of Tom Mansell and Max LaBorde. E. Franklin Carwithin, Arthur Wit- A. Nominations for class officers sincere in their contentions, while the were no pictures taken to be used in at Washington, Pa., Saturday as Dr. The announcer at KDKA was very gen- ney, and. Robert Powell. Sanford Cor- shall be made from the floor of remaining five 'believed that co•bina- the yearbook, while this year pictures Ralph C. Hutchinson was formally in- erous with his praise, and the tradi- coran, Harmon Gilbert, and Paul Cares the convention. tion of principles best covered the were obtained of every high school augurated. The remainder of the audi- tional record of last year that the Al- represented Allegheny. B. question. and church building in which the Sing- Primary elections shall be held ience of 1,000 was made up of trustees, legheny Singers were a "treat" to Brothers College upheld the affirma- The two remaining men argued both ers appeared. on the floor of the convention. faculty, students, and friends of the present to the radio audiences still tive side of the question by showing C. The two nominees receiving the institution. sides of the question at some time or The high school appearances were holds good. that capitalism does not meet the needs highest votes in the primary another. Of these, one felt that the Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of very successful this year. In every Credit should go to Messrs. Luvaas of society as a whole. They discussed election shall be the candidates affirmative had the better case, while the Interior and President of Leland concert encores were given, especially and Younger for the splendid work the inequality of wealth, the wars, for office. the other inclined toward a combina- Stanford University. gave the address for the numbers "Cheer Up" and "Cze- they did in arranging and planning and the depressions which they laid 3. That Thursday of the second full tion position. of the day, speaking on "One Step For- cho Slovakian Dance Song." These the concerts. There was no slip-up in to capitalism. week of October shall be election day. 'Mr. Anderson pointed out that over ward." He discussed the relationships light catchy airs contrasted themselves any plan. The minutest detail was The negative side of the question A. The election poll shall be in some one half of the class, as a result of of volunteers in public service, and with the majestic chords of some of carefully worked out. The hosts in was upheld by the Allegheny debaters college building. debating one side of the question only told how President Hoover had called the heavier numbers. These the high the various towns were well chosen who pointed out the benefits which B. Voting shall be by the "Austra- came at length to the conclusion that men from highly paid positions into school students hummed with the and made everyone feel at ease. The capitalism has produced, the inherent lian Secret Ballot." the truth rested somewhere between other posts which paid almost nothing. chorus in some schools. audiences were gracious and apprecia- characteristics of capitalism—the pro- C. Competent election inspectors the two opposing points of view. The "This," he said, "is a new note in Wilkinsburg High School, Schenley tive. In all it was a successful tour fit motive and competition—which and judges shall be appointed indication is that this type of study political philosophy." High School, Westinghouse High and much good should be derived from make for industrial progress, and the from the faculty by members of aids a student to reach an unbiased School, Peabody High School, Taylor it for the college. flexible and progressive nature of cap- the faculty in Political Science. In the inaugural address of the af- conclusion, without prejudicing him in Allderdice High School, Stowe High The glee club will have a good rest italism. No decision was rendered at 1. Inspectors shall be in attend- ternoon, the new president pointed out favor of the position 'which he sup- School, Carrick High School, Allegheny before their next tour on May 5, to the debate. ance throughout the period of that liberal arts colleges should not ports. High School, Oil City High School, Atlantic City where they will sing for Following the debate proper an open balloting. attempt to educate for the sole pur- There seems, too, to be a slight ten- Franklin High School, Sharon High the Methodist General Convention. forum was held. Members of the audi- 2. Judges shall be in attendance pose of making money, but for service dency to favor the position argued in ence were permitted to ask questions during the counting of the to mankind. He called attention to the debate. This is doubtless due, the of the debaters which they in turn at- ballots. the history of W. & J. up to the present coach suggested. to an opinion held ALLEGHENY RANKS 1116111IN John Haynes Holmes to tempted to answer. A very heated dis- 4. Following the nominating con- century, during which time its purpose before arguing the question as well as cussion ensued between the negative ventions and preceding election day, in education was to train young men to the material amassed in support of PSYCHOLOGICAL RATING Close Lecture Con- team and some firm socialists who at- there shall be an all-college political for service. "Those for whom profit the side argued. tended the debate. rally at which time speeches may be was primary did not go to college," he Allegheny Over 17 Points cert Course During their stay here the Brothers made and platforms announced. said. Continuing, "The college was College team and its coach, Dr. Nor- preparation for service in the profes- New Language Require- - - Above Average. Rev. „Sohn Haynes Holsnes, of New man Guy, were the guests of Dr. W. sions of culture for those who did not York City, will speak from the plat- P. Tolley, who was for three years Traditional Leap Week need to earn." He then called upon ment Discussed by Recent compilations of the results form of Ford Memorial Chapel Thurs- of psychological ratings of the stu- associated with Brothers College prior to be Held Late Washington and Jefferson, with others, day evening, April 28, as the final lec- to his coming to Allegheny. to return to its original purpose, and Dr. Church dents of the formost educatioRal in- turer on the College-Community Con- in April develop citizenswith the ideal of ser- stitutions of the United States indi- cert-Lecture Course. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED vice as their ultimate objective. ..The new Pnguagc requirement is cate that Allegheny College stands Due to an injury to his arm sus- based on the entirely sound assump- among the leading in the quality of tained in a recent accident, Warden TO WOMEN'S GOV'T The traditional "Leap Week" insti- The new president of this oldest tion that ao person can claim to have her student body. Lewis E. Lawes, of Sing Sing Prison tuted by the staff of The Campus last college west of the Alleghenies is but even the foundation of a liberal edu- Standing about ten percent above in New York, who was to have filled Last Wednesday and Thursday the year will again be held soon, from all 34 years old. He was born in Kan- cation unless he has a working know- the norm, this school is considerably the fifth place on the Lecture-Concert girls of Hidings Hall elected new mem- indications. The week of April 24 sas. and received his college education ledge of at least one foreign language. better than average in a group of hers to the Women's Student Govern to April 30 will probably be set aside at Lafayette. He took degrees at Har- Course, has been forced to cancel all schools including Haverford, Harvard, ment Association, the organization as the week for women's dating privi- yard and Pennsylvania, and was grad- The new requirement is not stated speaking engagements for the remain- which meets weekly to form living Yale, the University of Chicago, and leges. uated from Princeton Theological Sem- in terms of hours of credit. but of ac- der of the winter letter ,season, but he regulations for the dormitory. The Princeton. Many institutions listed as This year, as before, the women of inary. In 1930 he was awarded the tual accomplishment. It is entirely has been obtained to speak here next senior members chosen were Ruth Class A by competent authorities do the college will have full dating privi- Doctor of Divinity degree from Lafay- conceivable that some students may year. Staples, president; Kathryn Stewart, not submit material for this survey, leges and will make all the customary ette. enter college with a sufficient coin- John Haynes Holmes is an inter- first vicKs.-presid,ent; 'Claire Skinner, due to the character of the schools . arrangements which are generally 'nand of a foreign language for the esting man as well as a brilliant and second vice president. New junior During the war he was in naval avi- listed in its findings during the past. made by the men in such instances. purpose of the requirement. In such witty speaker. He is a member of the members are Dorthy Day, Mary Jane anon, and following this he worked in Yale and Haverford have headed the The institution of such a topsy-turvy Turkey for the Y. M. C. A. Later he cases he may take an examination committee appointed by the City of Anderson, and Dorothy Dunlap. Edith list at one time or another during re- week was quite a success last year, during Freshmen Week which, if suc- New York to aid Mr. Seabury of Tani- Searles is the lone sophomore mem- went to Persia to teach in American cessfully passed, will excuse him from cent years. Yale is widely known, 'but and was enthusiastically received by University at Teheran, where he be- many in his investigations of the graft ter. A brief inauguration took place further foreign language study. On Haverford, a Pennsylvania institution, both men and women. Many students and corruptior• which have so long after dinner on Thursday night. came dean in 1927. From that post he the other hand, a student 'beginning is less generally known. The latter have been watchfully waiting for its been prevalent in New York. The new members will hold office was called to the presidency of Wash- a language in college may 'be required is a Quaker college for -men located announcement this year and it is hoped One writer says of John Haynes for a year. The retiring senior mem- ington and Jefferson. He is married to take three or even four years be- in the eastern part of the state, and that the event will be as successful a Holmes, "Holmes is a city man. Born hers, representatives of the present and has two children. for 'being able to pass the required limited to two hundred students of in Philadelphia but educated and senior class, are Alma Oakleaf, Ruth one as it was last year. It was said examination. outstanding ability. last year that "Leap Week" was the This intelligence rating, according trained in Boston he has for the past Birkner, and Edith McClay. The passing of this examination will time when all the secret passions came. STUDENTS ENTERTAINED to President William P. Tolley one twenty-three years labored in New The election was marked by a tie have no necessary relation to the pass- between 'Mary Jane Anderson and to light, but of course that is a de-1 BY TITUSVILLE SINGERS of the finest of its type, has been com- York City where he has come into in- ing of courses. It is an exercise en- ,mler for a place as junior batable assumption. piled 'by the American Council on timate contact with all classes, races Martha Dem ! tirely apart from the classroom study Although it has not been definitely The Titusville High School Choir Psychological Examinations. Their and nationalities." And later the same representative. In a revote, Miss of the language. It will be entirely ob- Anderson won the office. settled, the last week in April will , sang to an excellent reception at Ford figures indicated that the schools in- writer says, "John Haynes Holmes is jective, based on an agreed degree of probably be selected as this year'sMemorial Chapel at chapel exercises vestigated boa.,,ted a median score an intellectual. Not the superior, arro- proficiency, and may be taken at any Dr. James Shera Montgomery, chap- "Leap Week," since that seems to fn -I shortly before the Easter recess. of 147.37. Allegheny stands well to the gant type who Makes one uncomfort- regular examination period, or at the lain of the House of Representatives, terfere the least with other social af- Allegheny was host to about fifty- fore among the 152 schools listed, with able and angry, but the friendly nein beginning of the college year. Thus is to deliver the Commencement ad- fairs of the college, and it is expected five high school students who were a median score of 164.58. of culture who leaves one glowing tied there will be no "serving time" in the from present indications that the an- members of the Titusville Singers. These findings point the possibility refreshed after contact More than dress at Union College this year. The classroom under the new arrangement baccaleureate sermon will be preached anal affair will be more enthusiasti- Under the direction of Hugh H. K. for future development here under the one adjective is required to describe The 'actual amount of hours required by Rev. J. Lloyd Decell of Brookhaven, tally received this year than it was Olmes, the choral group gave a varied stimulus of the reorganized curri- him. Tall, energetic, dynamic, fea- depends entirely on the intelligence Miss., an alumnus of the College. previously. program which was well deserving of culum. 'Comparison of marks and a tures full of character, strong chin, and industry of the student. the sincere applause it received. Their general survey of the quality of work lips a bit stern but readily breaking first group consisted of two lively 'Many professional and practically done by the local student 'body shows into a smile, brows knit by hard s'inly, all graduate schools require a reading numbers, the first of which was the old that the level of achievement is decid- hair abundant and iron gray, shou , tiers CAST AND STAFF SELECTED familiar Irish melody "London Derry knowledge of both French and G-er- edly below the level expected in the erect, he at once commands respect Air," and the second of which was an man. For this reason a student may, light of its intellectual capacity. and confidence. A leader, a man of old County Norfolk tune, "20-18" with with the consent of the Registration action, is one's immediate appraisal. Committee, substitute such a reading FOR " THE JEALOUS WIFE" a very novel arrangement. The second During his fifty years he has been knowledge for the greater BERNIE KAYNE TO PLAY group was sung by the girls' chorus •,proficienCy newsboy, student, clergyman, journal- in one always on the basis of an ob- FOR JUNIOR PROM The first American showing of Captain O'Cutter, Mr. William Boetcker unassisted by male voices. In this Forced by last minute contract diffi- ist, magazine editor, author. hook jective examination. Mrs. Oakly Miss Virginia Jane Miller group were "To a Wild Rose," by Mc- culties to secure a new band for the lover and collector, enthusiastic thea- George Colmpn's The ,Jealous Wife, The advantages of the new require- will be held on Saturday, May 7, with Harriot Russet, Miss Charlotte Merwin Dowell, and the well-known and pop- Junior Prom, the committee has se- tre-goer, musician, husband, father, ments over the old are (1) the sub- I Lady Freelove....Miss Virginia Slacum ular "Sylvia." Following a piano solo cured Bernie Kayne to play that dance. student of social and political history, the following performance scheduledt stitution of a definite accomplishment Four minor parts are yet to be cast, by William Wallen, the choir's pianist, Kayne, playing twelve men nightly courageous pacificist, ardent democrat for a specified number of hours of for Monday, May 9, it was announced' and when these characters are selected the Singers provided a choral back- over the National Broadcasting Chain and social reformer." credit, (2) the correlation of high today by Harry Pore, Business Man-. the casting will be completed. ground for a violin solo, —Prayer," from WGY, Schnectady, is interna- school and college work in languages. ager for the forthcoming production.' TECHNICAL STAFF from the opera "Cavaleria Rusticana," tionally known. (3) the abolition of the ineffective re- With the cast, business staff, and the! Production Manager—John Werle. played by Major Olmes, head of the Himself one of the most famed blues LIVELY DISCUSSION AT quirement of one year's work in a technical staff appointed, work is pro-; Costumes—Marjorie Ashe, Myrtis Dail- violin department of the Pennsylvania singers on the air, Kayne has gathered second foreign language and, (4- the A. A. U. P. MEETING ceeding rapidly in preparation for the' ey, Margaret Evans. College of Music and a brother of the together a group of musicians who are incentive given the student to shorten performance. Costume Designs—Virginia Lindsay. director of the Titusville Singers. The Dr. William A. Elliott presided at i the period of required study 'by doing skilled entertainers as well as mus- The personnel of The Jealous Wife Properties—Rosanna Riordan. last number on the program was a a meeting of the Allegheny College better work and passing the accom- icians. His band has enjoyed consider- is as follows: ILighting—Ruth Staples, Ted Harper. Russian number, "Sleigh," which was able notoriety over a period of two Branch of The American Association I plishment examination sooner. CAST Assistants to the Director—Margaret arranged by Kuntz and was a very years. He recently terminated a year's of University Professors which was Mr. Oakly Mr. David Smith Herr, Donald Williams. fast, lively piece. When called back engagement at the Congress Hotel in held at the Kepler Hotel Monday eve- Charles Oakly Mr Charles Shaw) BUSINESS STAFF. for an encore the Singers sang a short Noise Filibuster Chicago. ning. The paper of the evening, on the' Major Oakly Mr. Hugh Elliott Business Manager—Harry Pore. comic number called "Jingle Jack" U. Of Chicago professors are divided At present connected with the New subject "How to Improve the Teathing Lord Trinket Mr. Bramer Carlson Publicity—Charles Shaw, Genevieve which was inspired by the depression en • the question of iwhether a snorer Kenmore Hotel in Albany, New York, at Allegheny," was prepared by Dr. Sir Harry Beagle_Mr. Richard Clarke Bock. and probably, Mr. Olmes said, Scotch ' ,produces more noise on the intake or he is to he heard nightly from WGY, Frederick G. Henke, who opened a very Mr. Russett Mr. Donald Murray House Manager—Georgia Buckham. in origin. the exhaust. playing from 12:30 until 1:00 A. M. interesting discussion of the question.

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The Campus CAMPUS QUESTIONS OFFICIAL CAMPUS CLIPPINGS of Allegheny College ANNOUNCEMENTS ocietp Established 1876 I Tri-State Amateurization Cow Brothers With this depression fraternities Entered as second-class matter. October 30, i9o4, at the Postoffice at By H. W. CHURCH SOCIAL CALENDAR are anxious to pledge most anything. The annual Senior Prom, one of the Meadville. Pa., under the Act of March 3, 1879. APRIL 13-20, 1932 A cow butchered at the U. of Wooster bright spots of the social season, Wednesday, April 13. Now that all the colleges in this dairy experimenting station was brought a close to pre-Easter activities Subscriptions $1.50 a year. Single copies 3 cents. Chapel, Mr. Henry Klonower, De- district have followed Allegheny's ex- found to have a Sigma Pi pin in her when it was held Thursday evening, Member of the Intercollegiate Newspaper Association partment of Education. ample and "gone amateur", there are stomach. of the Middle Atlantic States. March 24, in Montgomery gymnasium, certain factors in connection with the Friday, April 15. * * * bringing the pre-Easter activities to a Chapel, Dr. E. L. McIlvaine, of EDITOR-IN-CHIEF . . CHARLES C. SHAW "new athletic policy" that should he Dr. J. H. Inman, head of the De- close. A band from Buffalo under the clearly understood by all Alleghenims. Meadville. partment of Education at Simson Col- direction of Jimmy Howard played Telephone 1011 First of all, Allegheny's announce- Saturday, April 16. lege has been notified by William John for the dance, and much credit should Managing Editor of This Issue . A. Clarke Beiler ment of a return to a pure amateur Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Chapter Cooper of the United States Commis- go to the Orchestra Committee for ob- basis was made long before any of Party sion of Education of .his appointment taining such a popular band as Jimmy EDITORIAL BOARD the neighboring colleges took similiar Sunday, April 17. to the Research Staff of the National Howard and His Crusaders. The dec- S. F. CARY JOHN C. FISHER action, and after they had all refused Bible Class, Chapel, 9:30 A. M. Survey of School Finance, conducted orations gave a very formal and mod- HARRY R. PORE, JR. A. CLARKE BEILER to join with us in a general clean-up. Reading Hour, Library, 4:30 P. M. by the Department of the Interior. ernistic appearance to the gymnasium. was taken DEPARTMENT EDITORS Second, Allegheny's action • Monday, April 18. The black and white streamers made News Manson F. Brown, Fred Ewing, Frank Helfrich before there was any indication of a Chapel, Rabbi Max Currick, of Erie MR. GIDDENS PUBLISHES an extremely simple and highly desir- Athletics Donald E. Murray, Robert Cole financial stringency, and was in no Society Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority, Tea, INTERESTING PAMPHLET able form of decoration. Dr. and Mrs. Jack Pogue, Jack Utley way whatever influenced by outside Feature Harry Thomas, David Smith 4 to 6 o'clock. Akers and Dr. and Mrs. Lee acted as Women's pressure. Third, the new policy was Ruth Staples, Ruth Russell Wednesday, April 20. An article written by Paul H. Gid- chaperones for the affair. The com- adopted at a time when it seemed dens, Assistant Professor of History mittee in charge of the dance was un- REPORTERS Chapel, Mr. Mortimer Graham, of more than possible that the price of der the chairmanship of Don Williams. Erie. and Political Science, entitled "Arthur Robert Hannum Richard Smith amateurism might ibe the abandon- Lee, First United States Envoy to William Kennedy John Corcoran ment of intercollegiate football. Spain," which first appeared in the Wesley Miller Robert Davidson The Thoburn Club will meet Thurs- The inauguration of Dr. Karl T.

Norman Olson Robert Goring Some of the other colleges in the day evening at the home of Dr. I R. January issue of The Virginia Maga- Waugh as president of Dickson Col- district were most bitter in their de- Beller at 196 Spring Street this week. zine of History and Biography, has lege is to be an event of Commence- nunciation of Allegheny's step. Their been reprinted in pamphlet form. It ment Week. The exact date has been BUSINESS STAFF recent conversion to amateurism is in- There will be a meeting of Der is a very scholarly piece of work, and set as June 3. teresting in view of their previous at- in it Mr. Giddens begins by telling of General Manager of Publications Elmer M. Reed Deutsche Verein next Tuesday eve- Advertising Manager of Campus - Charles C. Stanton titude. It came as a result of an ultim- ning, April 19. Members should the importance of the family of Lee atum from a powerful accrediting in Virginian and American politics and Telephone 1011 watch for the announcement of the The Campus wishes to express agency. It was a case of either clean- history, from whence he proceeds to Circulation Manager of Campus - Loran E. Conner time and place of the meeting. the sympathy of the student body ing up or losing their rating as col- a short biography of Arthur Lee. The to David Sleppy and his family leges. The contrast between such a article traces especially the work of INTELLIGENCE AND SCHOLARSHIP. The Carnegie Foundation Examina- at the loss of his father. situation and the action of Allegheny tions will be taken by all students of Lee in diplomatic dealings during the is too obvious to call for elaboration Allegheny College on May 2 and 3. period of the American Revolution. According to the recent report of the American Council on and is one of which every Alleghenian The examinations will cover the fol- Although he was not a great diplomat Psychology, Allegheny College made a score of about ten per has a just right to be proud. lowing fields: English, Mathematics, he did much to aid the colonial leaders IMIIIIMIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIUMIMIIIIIP cent above the median of all colleges which sent in their re- If college athletics cannot stand on and General Culture, which includes and to preserve the peace of mind in The Campus joins Nvith the en- ports. The importance of this achievement cannot be exagger- an amateur basis they have no right Science, Literature, Fine Arts, His- this country. He is in a very unusual tire student body in extending position, for he accomplished his mis- its heartfelt sympathy to Miss ated when one considers the caliber of the competition with to exist at all. This conviction, not tory, and Social Studies. All students financial or other pressure, is the real will take the same examinations, sion in Spain before Congress ap- Janet Crowe and her family at which Allegheny was faced. One hundred fifty-two colleges motive back of Allegheny's new Ath- which will take three periods of three pointed him as an envoy, and he never the loss of her brother, Gerald of such rank as Haverford, Chicago, Harvard, and Yale were letic Policy. hours each. set foot in Spain again after he was Crowe. represented by reports; so it is a significant fact that Allegheny commissioned. 111111•111111•111 111M1111■11 ranked with the best of these schools. AUDITORS' REPORT OF STUDENT 0000000E1E3E3a'a 13E3013E3 aamann000moonnomomoomononmonn000mm However, it seems to us that what is more important is the 0 fact that the scholarship record of Allegheny College, accord- ACTIVITIES 13 Allegheny College Stationery 13 ing to various reports, is not nearly so high as her intelligence ALLEGHENY COLLEGE-ORATORICAL BOARD record. We cannot ascertain the cause of this discrepancy, but 18 Engraved Sheets it D is evident that some means of raising our rank should be in- Cash Receipts and Disbursements for the year Ir 15 Envelopes ended June 30, 1931. In

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Less, Check for telegrams outstanding 3.00 Other Hats, $1.65 to $3.50 Recent proceedings at Columbia University terminating in the $ 100.20 F. G. PRENATT COMPANY expulsion of the editor of the student newspaper, "The Specta- ALLEGHENY COLLEGE-PUBLICATION BOARD 220 Chestnut Street tor", have been the cause of a great deal of editorial comment , in both collegiate and professional newspapers. It is needless Cash Receipts and Disbursements for year 4 to add that the greater part of this comment has been of a ended September 30, 1931. nature decidedly disapproving of the actions of the authorities Let Us Solve Your Electrical Problems October 1, 1930. Cash on hand $ 285.84 Estimates Cheerfully Given of the university. RECEIPTS: $ 6,658.31 Any attempt on the part of the authorities of a college or Student Fees $ 3,000.00 HECKER'S ELECTRIC university to curb the free expression of student opinion is not Allegheny College-for Campus 2,077.34 338 North St. Phone 281 only untactful but at times very dangerous. Of all of the Subscriptions 47.00 4 487.35 Clubs and Fraternities 1 ,-qufEafrIllalp%jThgraippralsgEOi ., agt PalLitiallapj ciajailahalialaraqVuta0alallriglAlell'at • 6a11301E301.4 component parts of any educational institution the student 1929-1930 $ 163.50 body has the first right to criticize, for it is either for its wel- 1930-1931 323.85

fare or to its detriment that any action whatsoever is taken. a SHOP IN THAT Advertising 1,046.62 Attempts at suppression are not only harmful in themselves, a 1929-1930 118.50 a but also just as often defeat the very ends towards which they 1930-1931 928.12 are striving. In the majority of cases suppresion serves only to augment the agitation at which it is directed. $ 6,944.15 In the past several attempts of this sort have been made un- College Atmosphere officially by members of the Allegheny faculty in efforts to DISBURSEMENTS: $ 6,936.65 keep out of print what was not to their personal liking. We Kaldron $ 2.899.66 13 Printing $ 834.00 are fortunate to be able to say that these attempts have been Engraving 1,773.55 SPECIALS THIS WEEK quite infrequent. The situation would be ideal if they could Pictures 215}11 a be completely eradicated. Management and Other 77.00 White Wash Pants $2.95 13 Campus 3,060.01 New Summer Neckwear $1 AN OPPORTUNITY MISSED. Printing 2,652.35

Management and Other 407.66 a Last fall Allegheny was honored in having as its guest a man hI who has been largely responsible for the freeing of the Philip- Literary Monthly 748.45 13 pine Islands from the domination of the United States, a man Printing 673.45 tg Management and Other 75.00 who is considered in all circles a great diplomat and a great Karl K. Smock Ea

speaker. He is Camilo Osias, one of the greatest, if not the General Expense 228.53 a Manager 150.00 Clothing and Furnishings greatest, of living Filipinos, who came to Allegheny under the Miscellaneous 78.53 r Wa n auspices of the Y.M.C.A. MEM a s .a gtE3, um 0 a '00 eizi F3gEig E30,00 MO Ea U a l Mant anaa Camilo Osias is probably one of the most distinguished men m u mr a mlEi X a, E13 01313 1(' ga•SMa0 mommamonomoma T05-4511iTfiriAilmmomi Sentemberptember 30, 1931. Cash on hand 7.50 olligggggEg ever to have appeared on a platform on the Allegheny campus, Ft" DINE WITH US yet the student body made no effort to hear what Mr. Osias time upon. They would not even bother to walk across the tt had to say. When it was announced that he would speak, only campus to hear him. Camilo Osias is the George Washington and a handful of students displayed enough interest in what Mr. of the Philippines, for he has won for them their independence, Camilo Osias was doing to attend his lecture. Yet, when he and what is more he accomplished the freedom of his country SAVE THE DIFFERENCE spoke last week before the House of Representatives at Wash- without the shedding of a drop of blood. How often will we ington, the usually complacent representatives rose to their pass up opportunities such as this one? It is a smudge on the feet and cheered him. What a contrast! Men who hear great intellectual character of Allegheny students, that such a poor COLLEGE INN TEA ROOM speakers every day, and who are ordinarily unmoved on such reception was given so great a personage. The same thing has Opposite Hulings occasions, rise to their feet and cheer a man whom Allegheny happened on numerous other occasions. Too often a great man "The Students' Headquarters 'On the Hill' "

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AMATEUR ATHLETIC POLICY tt la F2 EDIDEI M • Ei • El El 0 Et 0 ill tit M El. MOME3 El Et • El EtE3M • • -• • ACCEPTED BY COLLEGES tt 8 NECKLACES Allegheny in Athletics IN TM-STATE LEAGUE ME3 El BROOCHES BRACELETS El Allegheny's Old Rivals Follow tt Mr. Daniels to Instruct North Central Associa- EARRINGS VARSITY TRACK SOUAD GARBARK OPENS CAREER 9 Members of New Class AS CATCHER WITH tion Plan. PREPARES TO MEET 0El Very fine line of the newest and smartest Costume Jew- in Swimming During Easter recess Grove City, elry ever seen in this section. Each one looks more ex- OBERLIN APRIL 30 CLEVELAND Geneva, Westminster, and Waynes- tt pensive than the dollar at which it is priced. Alligators Open Against Ohio Again Allegheny's athletic depart- Allegheny Star Has Seen Ac- burg abandoned athletic subsidization El Conference Champions at ment is demonstrating its interest in and adopted a plan ,which put them on Also a case filled with a similar line at fifty cents; and tion With Clubs In Pitts- an entirely amateur basis for all sports Montgomery Field. the student welfare; seeing the large better ones at higher prices. El number of non-swimmers in Allegheny burgh District. and which is practically identical with the present athletic policies of Alle- With less than three weeks of prac- the department is inaugurating a Eh Robert Garbark, mentioned quite gheny, Thiel, and Bethany. ETA tice remaining until the opening meet swimming class for men. This class El generally as Allegheny's .Most out- At a meeting of the North Central Er with Oberlin on April 30th, intensive will meet about three times a week standing all-time athlete, will in all Association of Colleges and Secondary training is now in order for the 1932 and there should be ample time to probability continue his athletic pur- School, these four colleges were faced 013 SHARTLE'S edition of the Alegheny track team. teach most of the men the fundamen- Ei El suits after be leaves school in June with the alternative of accepting an Ea Already the squad has experienced a tals of swimming before school ends Opp. Academy Theatre when he will report to the Cleveland amateur sport policy formulated by li week of outdoor work which is round- so that many of them will enjoy the Ei sport this summer. Mr. Daniels will Indians for a tryout as a major league the association, or of losing their mem- 0 278 Chestnut Street El ing the men into excellent condition. 0 Er have charge of this group and it is his ball-player. bership in the strong academic organ- El A comparatively large number of El belief that he will make human fish Although students are most fami- ization. The uncompromising stand El lB men have reported to Coach Way, but out of the "land-lubbers" before June. liar with Garbark as a fullback on the of this body was the final blow needed tt tt masumeatamoupompaauwuno,op.mom El E3 El E3 Ei hi a E3 Et El M 0 • or the most part they are members of gridiron and a guard on the basket- to drive professionalism out of the dis- No man that is not a fair swimmer last year's varsity. The amount of ball court, he has had lots of ex- trict. With the exception of Duquesne, should fail to enroll in this class. A new material on hand is not up to ex- perience lin . Most of his base- Pitt, and Carnegie Tech, all the schools golden opportunity is being offered and pectations, but before the end of the ball duty has been performed in the in western Pennsylvania are now fol- filigforb'n he who neglects to take advantage of week it is hoped that some newcomers Pittsburgh district. Among the clubs lowing the trail blazed first a year ago it is harming no one but himself. All will report to do their bit toward with which he has been associated ALLEGHENY INN men that cannot swim the length of the by our own Alma Mater in the face strengthening the squad. are the Pitcairn railroad team and the of much scoffing, ridiculing criticism. I Lunches and Confections pool are urged to hand in their names As usual the Alligators will be some- Beak Shoes of (Pittsburgh. He has Corner Loomis and North Main Streets and the time most suitable for instruc- Those schools that care to do so have Meadville, Pa. what weak in field events, but Coach also seen action with the 1Meadville one year left in which to "load up" 4 Way is anticipating developments tion to Miss Lynch in the downstairs Eagles on several occasions. with stellar athletes before the new which will give him a well-balanced office of the gymnasium. There is a strong possibility that policy goes into effect on September team for the initial meet. Being well HARTMAN & JUDD Bobby will be retained this summer on 1, 1933. After that date each school represented in the running events all the regular Indian catching staff in- must render a detailed account of indications point toward a banner year MUSHBALL TOURNAMENT stead of being sent to a minor league athletic expenditures to the associa- in the sprnts and distance runs. Most OPENS TODAY farm. Ordinarily the Cleveland club tion. Paid athletes and lively, oft- PLUMBING, HEATING, SLATING, TINNING of last year's lettermen are back; so keeps four catchers handy for duty times savage, bidding among rival the squad will centainly not lack ex- On the afternoon of Wednesday thorugh the course of the season. At schools with athletic" "scholarships" HARDWARE, STOVES, PAINTS AND OILS perience. All that is now needed is April 131h the annual intra-mural the present time there are only three for their services will be all left be- 'several weeks of favorable weather for mushball tournament will swing into catchers in the group and perhaps Gar- hind with the advent of the new, more outdoor conditioning so that the Alli- action. Although the schedule of bark will be slated to round out the wholsesome era. 247 Chestnut Street gators will be able to put forth their games has not been completed, lea- staff. Phone 63 Five points are covered in the plan best efforts against the powerful Ober- gues have been formed and everything as adopted by the member schools: lin outfit. is in readiness for the opening game. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 1. All atlhetic scholarships and DANCE Nothing is being neglected in thor- With only a few more intra-mural subsidies are abolished. oughly equipping the Allegheny team. events remaining on this year's pro- LEADS IN INTRAMURALS 2. Plan to be effective September 1, When? Any old time Beside the regular gray practice sweat- gram interest is reaching a climax. By virtae of its sweep in boxing 1 933. suits the Alligators will he attired in Every club will make a particularly Where ?—OLD HICKORY INN , and wres:ling, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3. Each member school is to submit TH EAIR E blue sweat-suits for the regular meets. strong effort to make a good showing has leaped to into first place in the two reports annually, listing the Cor. N. Main and Randolph St. All other equipment is "up to the min- in mushball for it will have much to interfraternity competition for the in- amount of academic scholarship each ute". Track is one of the major sports do with the settlement of the argu- tramural plaque. Not far behind is individual athlete may be receiving, and it is going to be treated as such by ment for the coveted intra-mural Phi Kappa Psi which has kept pace and giving the total amount of pay- the Allegheny athletic department. It plaque. Already some of the groups WOOD & STONE Mon., Tues., Wed. with the leaders with championships ment received by each from school is hoped that this year the team will have held practice sessions. All in all, in bowling and . Phi Gam- jobs. JEWELERS April 14-15-16 receive the prominence which it rightly it looks as if this year's competition ma Delta has dropped to third place 4. No discrimination to be made deserves. would be the closest and the most 967 Water Street while the other groups are strung out for or against athletes in awarding spirited yet seen on the Allegheny rather evenly. jobs such as waiterships, etc. campus. ELISSA FRESHMEN - SOPHOMORES The standing of the organizations: 5. The college bursar of each in- A. L. BALLINGER CO. Points stitution is to have complete charge TO CONTEST IN MUSHBALL THE REXALL DRUG STORE LANDI DR. ELLIOTT TO SPEAK Sigma Alpha Epsilon 782 of all athletic finances. Whether or not Allegheny will re- Sheaffer Life-Time Fountain Pens IN Ever since the Freshmen-Sopho- FOUNDERS' DAY Phi Kappa Psi 714 Phi Gamma Delta 664 sume athletic relations with teams of Sheaffer Pencils more football battle on Montgomery Field last fall, which the Freshmen won With the date of its traditional ob- Phi Delta Theta 438 the Tri-State Conference or continue EASTMAN KODAKS AND FILM: DEVIL'S Beta Upsilon 428 the plans to compete with other and 13 to 6, the ,Sophs have been seeking servance yet two weeks away; little revenge. At last they have their oppor- has been done by the administrative Beta Kappa 343 more distant teams having the same LOTTERY Alpha Chi Rho 327 amateur standards is still a matter tunity. Due to the interest shown in body in preparation for celebration MICHEL'S mushball by the Freshmen and Soph- of our annual Founder's Day, Which Delta Tau Delta 265 for conjecture. At the meeting of the omore gym groups, Mr. Way has hit comes during the latter part of April. Non-Fraternity 243 association the question was discussed Quality Meats upon the plan of forming leagues in The current issue of the catalogue and Allegheny was invited to rejoin the Thurs., Fri., Sat. each of these classes. Each section lists April 23 as the date of the obser- DATES FOR ROPE CLIMB loop When the new policy becomes ef- 346 North Street April 18-19-20 will be divided into teams. Then by vance of this institution. However, as fective, but no decision has yet been AND FENCE VAULT a series of elementary games the best it in reality falls on Sunday, April 24, reached by the athletic officials of Al- team in each group will be called upon the program in honor of the founders legheny. DEPENDABLE BUS to uphold the class honors in a title of the school will be presented ot the Qualifications in two events, the rope With the schools now on the ame JOAN Freshmen-Sophomore mushball game. following day, Monday, April 25. climb and the fence vault, for eligi- athletic basis financially, it is more SERVICE bility in Sigma Delta Psi, the honorary than probable that Allegheny's teams Already teams are getting organized Although the program for the ob- BENNETT "athletic fraternity, will be held on with their age-old rivals, hardly in Chartered Buses a and enthusiasm is at a high pitch. servance is as yet incomplete, it has IN --- Thursday, April 14th, from 7 to 9 P. 1933, but within a few years after that Specialty Sometime this spring the 'battle royal' been ascertained that Dr. W. A. El- M. The rope climb is a twenty foot time. will be featured and it should be well liott will speak from the Ford Chapel height that must be scaled in twelve For further information . worth watching. platform on Monday, April 25. Professionalism has long been a bar- CARELESS seconds, while to qualify in the fence rier to better relationships between call vault the bar must be cleared at chin the schools of this district, and with LADY high. So far a number of men have the passing of that system, the way i s WEST RIDGE TRANS-, ATHLETIC SPIRIT OF YOUTH successfully performed the fence vault paved for resumption of athletic com- PORTATION CO. 111111N1111111111111111/111110 and it is apparently one ot the easier petition that will be a natural rivalry Phone 168 Meadville, Pa. tests on the list. The rope climb, how- between natural rivals. EXPRESSED IN XTH OLYMPIAD ever, will probably offer a great deal FREE SCHOOLARSHIPS During the last days of July and the was realized at Athens four years more difficulty. Participants shoul have some practice before they attempt the Dr. Tolley Encourages All Crew Members, Supervisors, first fourteen clays of August, the later—the city which once beheld the Team Captains and Student subscrip- United States plays host to the world glory that was Greece in the days of official test, because the individual Art of Criticism at must start from a sitting posture, tion salespeople who wish to avail and the games of the Xth Olympiad. the Olympiads, now witnessing the first themselves of the opportunity for free To date, the record number of forty modern edition of the ancient games. swing himself from the floor, pull him- Chapel Wednesday self upward and begin the long climb scholarship's made possible through nations have announced their inten- It seems fitting that the Olympic the courtesy of the Leading ,Magazine to a goal twenty feet distant. The The value of reading good biography tion to participate. Southern Califor- Games. in which the physical perfec- Publisher's again this year are re- above date will be the last opportunity and autobiography was discussed by nia will be the scene of events. Accord- tion of the youth of that ancient day quested to apply to the national or- Thur., Fri., Sat. fot' qualification. President Tolley in chapel last Wed- ing to Bill Henry, sports technical di- inspired eternal works of art, should ganizer M. Anthony Steele Jr., Box nesday. Most of the discussion was April 18-19-20 rector of the Olympic Games, this will have been revived by a youth in this 244, San Juan, Porto Rico, stating devoted to "Autobiography of a Phil- probably be the only time in the lives I modern day when the Games, with DR. SWARTLEY ADDRESSES qualifications fully. The COHENS and KELLEYS of persons now living that the games ,intense competition, are an invaluable osopher" by George Herbert Palmer. FINAL READING HOUR - IN will be held in America. ' physical expression to men being If he were allowed only one type of inability for intense concentration, as These games had a deep symbolism I dwarfed by the machine age. literature, Dr. Tolley said he would With the advent of Spring and warm a result of his ill health, Professor HOLLYWOOD in moss-covered antiquity. It is a mat-1 It is a far cry from the Olympic choose biography and autobiography. — WITH weather, it was considered expedient Palmer realized that his path to suc- ter of historical fact that down in an-Istade in ancient Elis, fringed by the Not the hero-worshipping biography cess lay in the field of criticism. He with CHARLEY MURRAY ,cient Greece great battles were called I sacred olive groves of Aphrodite, to by the members of Quill Club to dis- nor the egotistic autobiography, but advises: "We come to college for pur- George Sidney off when the moon reached a certain i the Olympic Stadium in Los Angeles, continue the practice of having read- 'those books which are "honest full- ing hours on Sunday afternoons. poses of criticism, to gain control of position in the heavens during the fringed by a great city. Rearing its length portraits introducing us to peo- our own minds. Doubt has a positive summer solstice. The homicide squads 125,000 tons of solid concrete 106 feet Quill Club Reading Hour was Init- ple decidedly worth knowing." Mon., Tues., Wed. office; it should bring out ideas that on both sides of the battlefield would into the open sky, the Olympic Sta- iated into the curriculum of extra- In explaining the value of biog- have been hidden under the encrusta- April 14-15-16 then adjourn and tramp off to Olympia dium, the focal point of the Xth Olym- classroom activities in February, and raphy, Doctor Tolley said: "We profit tions of time." MAURICE CHEVALIER on the west coast of Greece to hold the piad, has the greatest reserved seating functioned for a period of five weeks by the experience of these wise people, Commenting on this encouragement JEANETTE MacDONALD games. In truth, they were not games, capacity of any stadium ever built. prior to the Spring vacation. During beginning our own careers standing on of criticism and doubt, Doctor Tolley — IN — but athletic rites of purification dedi- Two editions of the old Roman Col- this period, readings were carried on their shoulders." He then recommend-' said that students should be encour- cated to Zeus, invisible ruler of heaven iseum in which Nero used to wiggle by faculty members and students, and ed the following modern literature: aged to doubt and criticize; that they ONE HOUR WITH YOU and earth. The serious business over, his thumbs with life or death signifi- the benefits derived by the few that "Life of C. W. Eliot" by Henry should hear the experiences and and the victors crowned with the cance could be set down with room to attended were sufficient to make the James, thoughts of those best qualified before proper herb, the athletes would re- spare in the huge Olympic Stadium, practice worth while. "Autobiography of Lincoln Steffen," forming their own viewpoint; and that turn to the horse-play on the battle- spread over seventeen acres. If the Those who participated in the pro- "Confessions of a Reformer" By they should endeavor to strengthen field. materials used in its construction grams were Mr. P. M. Benjamin, who by Frederic Howe, their conjunct, or altristic self, over See the New Wool Although the Greeks had a word were loaded in box cars, they would read J. L. Lewes' "Of Reading Books"; "Autobiography of a Philosopher" against their unitary or egoistic self. for him and more, the Roman emperor form a train more than eighteen miles Mr. W. R. Locke, who read selections by George Herbert Palmer. Theodosius finished both Greeks and in length. from the Bible; Mr. F. F. Seeley, who The last work on this list, Doctor "Hitch Hiking" coeds at Wellesley $1.00 Ties games in the year 349 A. D. And that! In the great Olympic Stadium will read from the essayist, 'Charles S. Tolley explained, was written by a was that for nearly fifteen centuries be held the impressive opening and Brooks; Clifford Lewis, who chose an senior member of the celebrated de- since'college their will dormitory have to dean take has scooters issued until the year 1892. closing ceremonies with President excerpt from R. L. Stevenson's partment of philosophy of Harvard a "No Thumbing" edict. It all started — at — In that year the athletically-minded Hoover's party in attendance, the track "Travels With a Donkey"; and Dr. S. University and was the expression of when a young male motorist com- Frenchman, Baron Pierre de Couber- and field events, football game, eques- S. Swartley, who concluded the series the experiences and outlook gained plained that at least eight students tin, then a youth of seventeen, pro- trian sports finals, gymnastics, field with excerpts from "The Private from a 90-year life. "thumbed" for rides as he drove over ; Inc. poSed the revival of the games before hockey, and the three internationa Papers from Henry Ryecroft" by Handicapped in his intellectual ad- the mile stretch 'between Wellesley Tom K. Williams the French Sports Union. His dream demonstrations of . . George Gissing. vancement by a poor memory and an village and the campus. Lucky prude! 206 Chestnut St.

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second, is its use in vivisection, which ANAESTHESIA SUBJECT OF Hoover Outclasses Op- Benjamin found that they showed PHI BETA PHI ELECTS allows necessary experimental work to much interest in the Allegheny NEW be carried on with no pain to the ponents Easily in Singers and the Little Playshop Thea- NEW OFFICERS DR. SKINNER'S ADDRESS animals. tre. He also found considerable praise VICTOR RECORDS New Officers were elected last Describes Old Methods of Re- Straw Ballot on the part of the principals for the FOR FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1932. new curriculum. night 'by Phi Beta Phi honorary 'bio- lieving Pain. MAYOR C. W. GILL SPEAKS 'Herbert Hoover carried Allegheny Soft Lights and Sweet Music— Professor Darling sitated that he logical fraternity, at a meeting in the TO STUDENTS AT CHAPEL by having twice as many votes as Fox Trot 22936 Anaesthesia and its history was the found that many 'Allegheny graduates organization's headquarters at Alden either of the other nominees—Frank- Let's Have Another Cup of Coffee— topic of Dr. C. W. Skinner's chapel who are now teaching in the various Hall. Prior to the election, the cmem- Mayor Charles W. Gill, of Meadville, lin D. Roosevelt and Norman Thomas Fox Trot talk last Friday, in which he traced schools which he visited iwere respon- who graduated from Allegheny College in the Campus' Mock Presidential- hers voted favorably on the proposal Waring's Pennsylvanians. the development of anaesthetics from sible to a large extent for the in- in 1907, and who was for some time Prohibition IPotl. The prohibition re- to offer as a commencement prize a prehistoric times up to the present terest shown by the students toward There I Go Dreaming Again—Fox Trot Treasurer of the College, addressed ferendum proved a 'much closer and methods. Allegheny College. Professor Darling cash award to the student accom- You Can Make My Life A Bed of the student body at chapel Monday more exciting race however, with the also stated that they spoke highly plishing the most out standing piece Roses—Fox Trot 22937 Although anaesthetics were not used on the subject of politics. wets winning by one vote over the of the 'Singers and asked many ques- of biological work. Last night's meet- Olsen and His Music in the modern sense until 1842, their Mr. Gill is at present mayor of Mead- drys. history is interesting and little-known. tions .concerning the new curriculum, ing completed the term of office of Dinah—Fox Trot ville and is a candidate for the Demo- The votes showed very clearly that 22938 Dr. Skinner presented the story of the new athletic policy, and the extra Paul Siple, under whose leadership Bugle Call Rag—Fox cratic nomination for congressman Allegheny students who participated Trot their development from the earliest curricular activities. the honorary biological fraternity has Duke Ellington and Orch. from this district. He explained in a in the election are either very strong known attempts to the most modern Professor Darling visited the follow- enjoyed the most active and produc- very clear fashion how the students prohibitionists or equally determined On a Roof in Manhattan—Fox Trot methods. ing schools: 'Aliquippa, Monaca, Roch- tive year that it has known for a con- might accomplish something and put wets. The feeling seemed to run high I SaY It's Spinach—Fox Trot ester, New Brighton, Beaver, Sharps- siderable length of time. 22939 From very early times, according the right men in office when they are about the referendum. Only a dew Waring's Pennsylvanians ville, Sharon, New Castle, Butler, and The new Phi Beta 'Phi award to the to Dr. Skinner, there has been a con- able to vote. He told of the cost of voted the ticket advocating light Ellwood City. student accomplishing the most out- tinual quest for some means to relieve taking a stand agair_st opposition, and wines and beer. pain. This resulted first in the appro- of the risk of losing a lot of valuable Assistant 'Professor Benjamin visit- standing biological work will be offer- BRUNSWICK RECORDS Norman Thomas polled an unex- ed the following schools: 'Sheffield, priation of such plant derivatives as time and money in an attempt to ob- ed for the first time at Commencement Was That the Human Thing to Do pectedly large vote, equaling the Kane, Mount Jewett,1Smithport, Brad- next June. The matter of awarding Indian hemp, hemlock, and a product tain position. He showed a numb-.r popular Franklin D. Roosevelt's total. Put That Sun Back In The Sky 'ford , Olean, Salamanca, Ilidioute, the new prize will 'be left to the dis- of the cocoa plant, all of which pro- of disagreeable aspects of politics, and Boswell Sisters 6257 But 'both were 'hopelessly behind Youngsville, and Warren. duced drowsiness rather than complete explained why it is so necessary that cretion of the teaching staff of the Hoover who led from the very start. Too Many Tears 6261 sleep, and even up to the middle of we all have an interest in politics, and The following schools were visited department of biology. The prize will The grand total for the primaries Love, You Funny Thing the 19th century little more develop- why we should feel it our duty to by Professor McClean: Emporium, not necessarily go to a member of 'Phi held several weeks ago exceeded the (iii Lombardo and His Royal ment had been made than experiments make sure that the right men get into Saint Marys, Ridgeway, Johnsonburg, Beta Phi. ∎ vote of the election. 'The probable Canadians with intoxication and mesmerism. office. Dubois, Punxsutawney, and Reynolds- Taking office as president of Phi reason was that the polls were open He suggested that politics should vine. Beta Phi last spring Paul Siple rapid- Tired 6262 Although ether and nitrous oxide, only one half the time, but the differ- not be left only to lawyers, but that ly infused into the organization an en- Strangers or "laughing gas," the two chief mod- ence was so slight that the results it should be taken up by merchants, ergetic spirit which resulted in a suc- isham Jones Orch. ern anaesthetics, were known before checked quite accurately. FACULTY MEMBERS SPEND 1800, and as early as 1800 the latter preachers, college professors, and cessful year marked by a long series The poll was sponsored by the News INTERESTING VACATIONS had been used, on himself, by Sir others who have keen minds and who of accomplishments. The first activity Staff under the direction of those BATES' MUSIC Humphrey Davy, it was not until 1842 would be able to capably direct the af- last spring was a big picnic at Rocky editors: Fred Ewing, 'Manson Brown, Faculty activity during the Easter that the first serious use of them was fairs of a city, a state, or a nation Grove, given in farewell 'to 'Mr. Earl HOUSE and Frank Helfrich. It 'was done recess, beyond trips to homes and made. The use of nitrous oxide was In concluding, he pointed out the A. Dennis, who was leaving for the 287 Chestnut St. merely to see how Alleghenians react- visits to neighboring cities in order to started by a dentist, Horace Wells, opportunities in the political field and University of Chicago to commence ed to affairs of universal interest, the view current plays, was of little Victor - Brunswick - -Columbia and the use of ether by a chemist showed how it was poss. ► le for one work on his doctor's degree. Later purpose being that of a stimulant. On moment. named Jackson, who suggested it to who would make good use of a college came a large Christmas party, much the average the poll was (fairly suc- another dentist named Morgan. The education to start out as a patrolman Dr. W. P. Tolley and Dr. I. R. Bailer enjoyed by the members. Just recently KEIM PRINT SHOP cessful. first reported operation with ether on the police force and become either were in New York City on April 1 and Phi Beta Phi presented its enjoyable Quality Printing & Engraving 2. Dr. Beller was in attendence upon was performed on October 6, 1846, in an administrative officer of high rank, open-house program, attracting about 20 years in same Boston, although Dr. Crawford Long, or to become important in the field Three Faculty Members the American Theological Society, 2:50 guests. Not since the days of Alton location meeting in the Union Theological of Georgia, had used it in 1842, but of criminology, as Warden Lewis E. Lindsey (who will 'be recalled by up- Over Fah, Lawes, of Sing Sing Prison, has done. Seminary. had not reported his experiment. Interview Prospective perclassmen) 'has Phi Beta Phi witnes- 248 CHESTNUT ST . Style Shoe Dr. William A. Elliott, following Among other anaesthetics, chloro- Allegheny Students sed such extensive redecoration and sr form was introduced in 1S47, in Edin- BAXTER STUDENTS his custom of taking his art appre- refurnishing of Its headquarters as boro, but was dropped because of its ciation class. to Pittsburgh, was in that which has occured during the YEAGER'S NEED CLOTHING Last week three faculty members of that city during the vacation. great danger. Ethylene gas has been past year. In addition the biweekly Allegheny College, Professor 'Darling, Miss 'Mary Elizabeth Thompson, en meetings have been 'maintained at a NEW LOCATION used in Chicago for a decade, but it is OPPOSITE KEPLER HOTEL A recent pamphlet from Baxter Professor 'McClean, and Assistant Pro- route to Syria, where she will be mar- very apt to explode and requires spe- high plane of excellence, with an aver- Seminary (which announces that its fessor Benjamin, were sent out to ried, was on the campus on Monday, cial apparatus. Recently spinal anaes- age of one scientific paper being pre- Shoe Rebuilders reading time is three minutes) de- visit various high schools in Pennsyl- April 4. Miss Thomson was an in- 4. thesia, which paralyses only a part of pared and delivered for each meeting. scribes the constantly expanding work vania and New York in the interest structor in French here last year. the body, has come into prominence, Graduating with Paul Siple next of that institution in providing edu• of students who are considering this Dr. Warner F. Woodring: DRS. W. C. and D. C. DUN.' but has the disadvantage of impossib- it has been June will be Redginal Hewitt, the star cational opportunities for u.nder-pri- college as one they would care to at- ility to recall. discovered, will accept a position as performer in the open-house program. viliged children of the south. Clipped tend next year 'Mr. Benjamin stated an instructor in history at the Redginal Hewitt has contributed in no DENTISTS Dr. Skinner said anaesthesia has two to it is a typewritten announcement that enthusiasm was evidenced by University of Southern California. Dur- small way to the success of Phi Beta great benefits. First is its effect in of Baxter's urgent need of gifts of Corner r,t Arch Strc•.•* and Park many high school students while they ing the Easter recess Dr. Woodring Phi's undertakings, and his generous A ∎ eliminating pain from an operation, 'partly worn clothing—shoes, hats, were home for their Easter vacation. presided at the daily meeting of the outlay of time and energy have .won which not only allows the patient com- coats, dresses, underwear, etc.—for The high school students asked many American Historical Society, held in for him the gratitude of the organiza- fort, but allows the surgeon time; and. its stud ents. questions about Allegheny, and Mr. Pittsburgh. tion. HARRY W. HARR Distinctive Custom Tailoring Flood Bldg. Chestnut St_

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