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WELL BEGUN THEDENI SOMAN IS HALF DONE 65 No 1 VOL GRANVILLE OHIO SEPTEMBER 23 1930 PRICE TEN CENTS TEN MEMBERS DR AND MRS SHAW VISIT DEANS EXTEND HOSPITAL SHIELDS REGISTRATION ARE ADDED TO PACIFIC COAST IN AUGUST GREETINGS TO HOMELESS CO- EDS OF FRESHMEN Meet Prominent Denisonians in Many Five of the fairest of the class TEACHING STAFF Western States of 34 have spent the first week Prexy Becomes Adept With NEW STUDENTS of their collegiate careers in the SETS RECORD Rod and Reel hospital Professors In Geology Dr Detweiler girls perfectly normal in Assistant Miss Fowle and Thse Five Year Record Broken As Psychology President and Mrs Shaw spent the associate editor of the Jour- Officially Welcome Fresh- every way we were Education Portland understand 354 Enroll In Class Appointed month of August visitng friends along nal a wide influence through men To Denison committed to Are exerts Denisons health Of 1934 the Pacific coast On the eve of fheir that whole lack of territory Later Dr Shaw URGED institution because of the MADE BY BOARD arrival in Portland the home of many spent the evening in the home of NEWCOMERS accommodations in town CHANGES prominent TO MAKE D U HOME WOMEN AND MEN BREAK TRUSTEES EFFECTIVE Denisonians they were giv- Judge Charles H Carey 81 who has According to Miss Kole nurse OF en a EVEN AS OHIOANS LEAD dinner at which Freeman Essex been for years an outstanding legal These first days of the new college and house- mother extraordinary 14 addition of ten new faculty Hubert Martin 13 and Marshall re- well- With the authority on the Pacific Coast year are especially happy in the the girls are exceptionally The largest freshman class to enter the 1930- 1931 teaching Dana 15 were hosts Mr Essex and Mrs members to Shaw went On to Vancouver newing after the separation of the behaved and greatly enjoy their Denison university in the past five changes made by Mr Martin are prominent in insurance staff substantial the and President Shaw and an old friend summer vacation of acquaintances and present residence But she also years enrolled here Thursday for the in the spring meet- circles in Portland Marshall Dana Rev Frank friendships in years on will gladly re- board of trustees Matthews of Corvallis formed past adds that she year 1930- 31 The entire class num- effect spent days a cov- is house- ing have taken eight on fishing trip the Denison campus It good to linguish her mother duties bers 354 with the uncommon event S Sharp Cornell MA ering a again join in the privileges girls are Henry AB large area of Oregon fishing be here and to and when the of having the men and women ex- in PhD Columbia becomes assistant the Deschutes the Crooked the busy program of work and play which placed elsewhere actly divided at 177 each professor of geology While complet- Metolius the Mackenzie and the Alsea fills our months together and unites Imagine getting a date at the Registration for the whole school for the degree rivers with bonds hospital sounds ing his work PhD Dr us such strong That rather totals 784 the men numbering 410 Dis- On per- Sharp served as assistant in geology at the way north to Vancouver For those of you who are new at risky even dangerous But tribution of students as usual finds Columbia President Shaw met a group of Den- Denison our greeting is especially haps its preferable to taking a Ohio contributing a vast majority Vir- ison I in hospital Harry F Toothman AB West alumni and friends in Seattle cordial suspect that the midst date to the At any rate 68 or 519 natives of the Buckeye Columbia was where a luncheon was given him at the the girls are enjoying themselves ginia MA appointed State are enrolled here Illinois is sec- College Club archi- in newest cleanest assistant professor of education Prior John Paul Jones Denisons ond with 71 or 54 students 36 come tect is one of and dormitory to coming to Denison Mr Toothman the leading Denisonians most sanitary from New York state which is 47 in this area served as Dean and professor of edu- and among others present Vermont which is the eastern limit cation at Morris Harvey college were Joseph K Weddell 19 of Ta- sends one as does Nevada and Wash- coma Dr McKibben 01 Miss Charlotte Rice AB Ohio Ernest and ington while the western limit of Cali- Wesleyan PhD Johns Hopkins will Hubert Martin 13 and his wife and fornia has sent three serve as assistant professor of psy- mother and sister It was an inspir- Religious denominations also are ation to chology notice the places of importance practically the same as formerly Bap- and influence Miss Sarah Davis assistant librari- held by Denisonians tists here are 339 or 444 Methodists an is a graduate of Franklin college throughout this great Western Em- reach 118 or 155 Presbyterians pire and has attended the Chautauqua 104 or 136 Episcopalian 42 or 55 Following a few days in Van- AND OLD STUDENTS School for Librarians visit and those stating no preference num- couver Dr and Mrs Shaw Miss Carol M McNeil BMus Illi came east ber 37 which is 49 of the entire stu- nois Wesleyan MSc in Education I over the Canadian Pacific Railway dent body Northwestern becomes instructor in j stopping at Lake Louise and Banff Drag Entrance Completed The freshman class was kept busy places of majestic and beautiful scen- public school music Miss McNeil has v l Three Groups In during its five- day progfam The pro- had four years experience teaching ery hardly to be surpassed anywhere Dean Fowle New Homes gram started off with the customary in the world music in public schools of all the excitement of the first days freshman- faculty dinner Monday at President Shaw was pastor of the With the coming of the current year Miss Ruth M Jackson AB Simp- you are feeling rather like strangers the Wigwam after which the newcom- First Baptist Church in Winnipeg Denisons new and old student body son college MA Chicago has been in a strange land Remember we ers listened to Denison in Song and from 1907 to 1911 He and Mrs Shaw is confronted by a new and diversified appointed assistant professor of En- were all in your place once and it will Story Their Tuesday schedule found spent five days with their old friends scene of campus splendor glish Miss Jackson has completed not be many clays I am sure before them meeting with Deans Detweiler and in that important city in the middle- Probably the most notable change is course requirements in English lan- Prexy Lands Two you begin to feel almost as much at Fowle in the Doane assembly room west of Canada and reached home in the new entrance to the university guage and literature and reading ex- home as we seem to be already One and Recital hall In the evening a re- time for the Granville 125th Anniver- This beautiful and imposing example aminations in French and German for be at Denison many hours with- cital was held at Recital hall The PRES SHAW STRESSES sary celebration cannot of masonry is the first concrete result the PhD degree She previously feeling of friend- freshmen were entertained by Pro- out the atmosphere of the Denison Centennial campaign served as assistant professor Simpson liness and cordiality which prevails fessor Lionel Crocker head of the The entrance itself is of elaborate college associate professor College everywhere We love our university public speaking department who read CALENDAR DATES brick and stone construction and con- of Puget Sound St Xavier Chicago this feeling several parodies on well known verse ard we want you to share tains upon its face the words Ye Pestalozzi Froebel Teachers College Dean Priscilla Fowle announces that year lies before you like and the musical selections offered by The new shall know the truth and the truth shall and research assistant University of all calendar dates must be received by pages clear and Miss Sue Haury and Sam Gelfer The IN an open book its make you free Chicago Edna Minturn George Roderick or May autobiography which W A A walkout was also held TOMTOM white the The College Drag curves steeply Kenneth J Martin instructor in herself before Thursday evening you write in it be one of great happi- The first breakfasts were given from the entrance and is bordered by sociology and a graduate of Denison rich in fruitful experiences filled Wednesday morning and in the eve- ness a new walk with tall imposing lamp obtained his MA degree from Ohio Prexy Points to Opportunity work strengthened by ning the first Icebreaker for all Den- with interesting posts set at regular intervals For State university in 1929 Mr Martin for Cultural Educational glad co- operatipn ison men was given in the Wigwam honest endeavor and the convenience of the downtowners studied sociology his undergraduate of the whole and for all Denison women in Doane in Development for the best interests there are also new walks leading from work and is using it as a minor sub- university and made beautiful by- gymnasium Thursday the frosh reg- I am very glad to extend to the new the top of the drag to the chapel and ject in his graduate work friendships which will go with you all istered and Thursday evening were students entering Denison this autumn MDSIC- COURSE hospital Chosaburo Kato assistant professor through life received by the churches of Granville a hearty welcome A group of eight new tennis courts of mathematics is also a graduate of Cordially yours with mid- week services and receptions You have come from the ends of the have been laid out on the practise Denison He received his MA de- Priscilla H Fowle Opening convocation in Swasey chap- earth in generous numbers Judging IS ANNOUNCED fields The baseball diamond has been gree from the University of Chicago Dean of Women el the first class of the year and the from the records you have made thus remade The infield has been rolled and has completed his residence work Friday evening informal reception at far we believe that you are bringing and seeded and should be in excellent for the Doctors degree He previous- Dr Avery A Shaws home concluded with you good ability and a real pur- Marionettes Feature shape for the spring workout ly taught one semester of mathematics First the week Along with these special pose to make the most of your oppor- Two new fraternity houses have at Denison of Festival Association functions the psychological tests the tunities here been added to the growing group on Don Wilder AB Amherst becomes Program library instructions and the physical This is an educational institution fraternity row The new Sig house instructor in English and director of i examinations were held and we emphasize the necessity of which was completed last spring stands publicity Mr Wilder has had three diligent attention to study and scholar- The Granville Festival Association at the west end of Deeds field The a years of journalistic experience in ship At the same time we are a Phi Gams have opened their house Brooklyn and Columbus has announced the lecture- music course Denisonian Tryouts community of folk who receive no this fall on the north side of Deeds program for the 1930- 31 season small part of our culture from our field The Kappa Sigs now occupy Those wishing to try out for contacts with one another We hope As Commander Byrd of the South their rebuilt headquarters on East positions on THE DENISON- Pole Expedition 2000 for his Press Club Formed you will find your place in this good- charges Broadway Lambda Chis Sig Alphs IAN should write out an ap- which is obviously high ly fellowship and will remember that lecture too Alpha Thetes and Beta Kaps have plication giving name local ad- for the local course the association did I To Aid News you will receive benefits in proportion also done extensive remodelling dur- dress telephone number and ex- Bureau the next best thing by getting Larry ing as you contribute from day to day f the summer perience Candidates for editor- Gould second in something to the general good of the command who will Following the incendiary misfortune ial staff send applications to Don Student Cover in Granville 29 Journalists To community life be on October He of the Alpha Taus this group has mov- Cherney Phi Gam house for Denison will bring moving pictures Events For We would like particularly to com- and still ed into a new house on Thresher business staff to Wayne Smith Newspapers pictures Due to the of the mend to your attention the religious nature Dean Detweiler street The Chi Omegas reside on Beta house Assignments follow lecture it will be held in the opera South Prospect street below the Post The Denison University Pjess As- opportunities of the school The Nature has been smiling on us in house Those who saw the moving Office The Thetas have also im- sociation a group of student corres- chapel exercises the student associa- these opening days and all the people pictures of this expedition will need proved the exterior of their house on pondents to leading Ohio newspapers tions and the churches of the village I see on the campus are smiling too The Methodist Episcopal Church no urging to hear Gould College street has begun operations It was organized combine to furnish an atmosphere in New Students We are glad you have South has appropriated one million The Gros marionettes will present The old students were probably sur- ast week at the suggestion of Don which we hope your religious purposes come and we hope your good looks dollars each for endowments for the two performances The prised to view the Campus Shop un- Wilder new Denison publicity direc- and ideals will be nurtured and Yellow will not wear off We need yon here Theological school at Emory Univer- Knight in the Land of Oz in the der a change of management The tor strengthened to keep the college young and eventual- sity and the Southern Methodist Uni- afternoon of Oct 8 for the children Campus Service Shop is also in op- The group will work under the direc- The administration and faculty de- ly to give the institution something it versity at Dallas and The Gawpy Ballet in the eve- eration beside the Presbyterian church tion of the publicity bureau with the sire to be of the utmost service and could never have without you ning This too will be given in the aim of furnishing press exclusive are all glad to be called upon for What will this be What will add the opera house This ballet is one of the news and full coverage rather than counsel and for such assistance as we to our life here to make it richer for cleverest entertainments ever provided Greeks Versatile During straight you Will you Summer publicity material can render with marionettes those who come after Lyman Ford who with Clarence Sincerely kindle enthusiasm for some branch of Continued on page 4 As Laborers Travellers Sweetland is acting as Wilders assist- Pres A A Shaw science or some bit of human doing Loafers ants in the publicity bureau is chair- or writing that will put more pleasure Another summer has passed and the turer man and 4rector of the press as- Akers Denison Greek in learning for all of us Getting fun local Greeks have fared poorly if lu- The Phi Delts numbered among sociation Meriam out of learning thats the thing To crative jobs are any consideration their workers an assistant in an in- The correspondents call at the pub- Professor Becomes Aviatrix be sure there is hard work too No- That oft- mentioyjed depression is keep- surance office one bank employee licity office once a day to find out body can be educated without pushing ing more than one fellow in an eco- two farmers a pottery mill worker a the tions in what news has broken They are Its a far cry from interpreting landing before she can obtain a persistent plow through an occasion- nomical frame of mind Although the flour mill laborer two road builders Hom- her license responsible that their paper is covered classical passages of the ancient al field that is dry and stony Oh number who might be classed as con- one magazine salesman and a steel all happenings ers Odyssey in the original Greek in- Her flying experiences were odd and God but Art is long cried Fausts sorting with the idle rich and gentle- mill laborer college classroom varied man of leisure was According to Wilder the new organi- side a comfortable First of course was the servant and human life so short increased this The Sigs had one man who spent a oc- a goodly em- zation is expected to become one of to flying hazardously over rainbow aforementioned rainbow stunt College life is short too but it summer number found nine weeks in the hospital several mod- Oz- ployment the most active groups on the campus in one of this modern ages most casioned by a local storm in the should be sweet May it be sweet for in everything from ditch- white- collar men a caretaker an en- But Miss digging to and membership will be retained only ern inventions the airplane arks She also had the unusual oppor- you office work gineer a playground supervisor an of so long as the correspondent keeps up Miriam Akers associate professor tunity of watching the refueling of the Sincerely A Pan- Hellenic survey shows that automobile trimmer a posthole digger university accom- of four big at Alpha and a sheet- metal good work There are a few more Greek in Denison record- breaking endurance plane Frederick G Detweiler shots the Thete worker during the past house spent the summer touring one Among the Places for students with journalistic plished the broad leap Jackson and OBrine at St Louis Dean of Men Phi Gams two worked the Flying worked in corn- in a experience Applicants should get in summer which she spent at while she herself was in the air A a creamery one as a filling station one put spokes in College at Wood Riv- borer inspector one sold courses in wheels for the touch with Lyman Ford at the earliest Service and Air barnstorming trip with her brother GLEE CLUB TRYOUTS International Harvester Akers home aviation one slung hash a Co Possible moment er Illinois which is Miss and several other aviators from the one ran one sold mens furnishings one doubt practically D T Linder manager of Denison s concession stand one worked in a gas worked as a journalist ice The membership now includes Mil- Miss Akers is no Wood River Field during which she one carried ton in the en- Glee club announces try- outs for the station and one sold five atlases in one dug ditches Fitch Robert Swain Harvey the onlv Greek professor acted as secretary for the group was one worked in a law her summer old members Tuesday night at 7 PM the rural sections of Ngw Jersey at a office one was a counselor in boys Washington Donald Cherney Phil tire country who devoted another feature of her experience a instead of the in the Conservatory Wednesday net loss of three dollars per camp and one a Beatley William Laycock Louise to the study of aviation while the biggest in her opinion was was broker summer ef- night at the same time and place try- The Betas had three European trav- The Lambda Chis include in Esele Herman Klein Verne Woo- study of books And her the observation of people who had their for she is well outs for the new men will be held elers one iceman two farmers one roster a machine shop a boys ttn GMnn Kykex Don Blackburn forts were rewarded come miles from the middle of the worker of a limited Only a few men are lost to the club resort- man two factory laborers a mu- camp counselor an aviation field helper Arthur Mentall Helen Cowman on her way to a license Ozarks to see a plane for the first time She needs only through graduation and competition sic store attendant one in summer one who painted barns a chauffeur a Clarence Sweetland Margaret Little commercial aviatrix in their lives ground instruc for the vacancies will be keen school and one ice cream manufac Dorothy St John and Lyman Ford a few more hours of Continued on page 4 g THE DENISONIAN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1930

at least to a commeasurable be explained With- extent i it w THE out the invaluable and tireless efforts throughout the past Slips Of The Pen DENISONIAN year of Dr Avery A Shaw president of the university and Clarence M Eddy director of admissions the large Published every Tuesday in the interest of Denison Uni versity Granville Ohio freshman class that we have today would not have as- Errors of Judgment Thines Better llllllllllllll111 sumed its gigantic proportions Both Dr Shaw and Mr Misplaced Confiden- Eft Subscription Left Unsaid Taylor Oak Park 111 Philip 250 per year Eddy spent countless last year canvassing the Rhyme all house social ed Youne hours ces and Faux Pas in Mames of Granville Winship Brown Toledo j country both near and far interesting prospective stu- must be irr the Denisonian seph Shumaeker Hillsboro Roger Noone itors Tenn Jay dents in our institution That their commendable work Thursday noon of this Chattanooga Colton Uiku office by wood Frederick Robhins Cambridj has brought results is obvious We are sure we voice the Our Morons Corner week 1 Fdward Harding Columbus Haroki entire body when we express be in the of- Hanafeld Toledo and the affiliation HI COLLEGE sentiment of the student Social news must of rffl Clare Sharkey Dayton form Delta Dciteha- pter yj newspaper y our sincere appreciation to these two men as well as each week by 7 am Sunday under the fice at Purdue to for the vast they have This column is administered All news their assistants contribution auspices or Baron Gesundsoit and his to insure publication Week- end guests of the chapter were Allen W made towards starting Denison University well on her elucntPl Schleswig dachshund Wolfgang be typed for acceptance Walton Mrs F Lee Mr anH century must Taylor and Mr way her second century of service to mankind A new year a new class a new Mrs F F andirs towards Nay Time Spellman of Oak Park III a new milestone in life Life CHI ALPHA Herbert and Life is transient returning unto dust LAMBDA theBrothers Ackley Brown and Ebern- Offices Perry Building floor all Phi Chi Alpha announces the second whence it came Fresmen we are Lambda N bach us de- g Ash Rochester V S255 Bete material but only some of plrdg of Wilson Ks- Guests of the chapter on Sunday Phone WillTam St CJairsville Hugh Sept velop Latest statistics show that classes Bond 21 were Mr and Mrs Balph and an And still pv Xenix Ralph Helfriek Ckweland Mr Entered at the Post Office at Granville Ohio as a second cost us seventy cents hour Roy Knecht and Mrs H M Ilyus of Mansfield ljrii This Weeks Bio we buck Freshmen should be warned His Ross Jones Granville Colton Lakewood Mrs Harold Landon Cleveland F P MeeksMt class matter that no cars have run on the tracks Bedford Gilead Mr and Mrs Ogsbury and daug- G year of big frost Corry Pa ttitom DEAN FREDERICK DETWEILER downtown since the the Merril Patterson Stephens Chi- hter Alva of Dayton Mr and Mrs p Accepted No use waiting them Yet unbuttoned Toledo Richard for mailing at special rate of postage provided One of the most prominent members of the Denison for Schaefer Granville Rob- F Tilton Cleveland brother C E Allen Frosh are to be advised that the Betas cago William Valentine and brothers for in Section 1103 Act of October 3 1917 authorized pro- very William Wiles and wife Ackerman Osmr faculty is Frederick G Detweiler dean of men and are hoping to go national before ert Wilcox Corry Pa and Roe of Michigan April 8 1921 fessor of sociology Mr Detweiler has been connected long now TSunday dinner guests included Brother 1915 He probably Messrs with the university since states that Mes- and Mrs Henry B Henson SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Printed by THE GRANVILLE TIMES PUB CO The open season is closed Tom Jennings and Brothers John- the greatest changes in the school and surroundings that last Hinkle and Ohio Mu of Sigma Alpha Epsilon an- sick went on duty night before Fries and Shumaker he has noticed since his advent here have been the Night shift begins at Rose quarry at son Martin nounces the pledging of the followin DONALD CHERNEY EDITORINCH- IEF Wade Barth Lakewood Richard of seven P M DELTA THETA Cha- numerous new buildings the multiplication the depart- PHI pman Toledo Robert Cooke Toledo Les- Phone 8255 or 8186 of Phi Delta Theta announces ments and subjects and the gradual decay of the once Ohio lota BaMe lie Consoul Toledo Henry Eckhardt Wayne Smith Business Manager Our weekly hero is Mayor Deming for the pledging of Bacon Mansfield Pittsburg Pa Robert Elwell prominent literary societies and replacement by fra- speech on record Zanesville Burt bai- Toled- their the shortest chapel Granville Brown oCharles Gunn Findlay Harry Henrv Phone 8255 or 8222 Toledo Davidson Parkersburg ternities and sororities During this time Swasey chapel em Dix Hoffhines Toledo William Kemper Clarksburg Wolfgang our educated Schleswig W Va Green Portsmouth John MeAdams Urbana Lyman Ford Managing Editor and Deeds field have been constructed The dean has Jaycox Columbus Jensen Va James dachshund remarks that the Sig Alphs Columbus Neely Findlay Bertram Pilot Cleveland also noticed body is not as Jorden Pataskala Keech Milton Fitch Associate Editor that the student numerous ought to trade Minerva for a tackling Granville Mc- Charles Spees Xewark Jack Tincley Alexandria Lattimore Columbus Wright Clarence Sweetland Associate Editor over the week ends as it was a few years ago This is dummy Granville Mc- Newark Wilbur Toledo and Fd- Cray Centerville Megaw mund Tingling Granville George Roderick Associate undoubtedly due to transportation improvements and the Dayton Ricketts Alexandria Editor manicur- Connell Mt increase in the number of student automobiles Job for ambitious Freshman Randsbottom Roseville Sullivan ing the Phi Gam lawn Simpson Columbus Thompson BETA KAPPA Mr Detweiler spent most of his boyhood in Omaha Vernon SPORT STAFF Newark Alpha Iota of Beta Kappa announces where he was born and in Kansas City where he later The following were entertained at a Willard Willis Wendell Barnes Phil Beatley THE MAN WHO KNEW evening Sept 20 the pledging of Frederick Bauer West resided He was graduated from high school the young- dance Saturday or Professor and Mrs K H Eschman Lafayette Wendell P Wood Cheste- GENERAL NEWS STAFF est in a class of 194 At the age of 20 Mr Detweiler I A Larmore and Is It Cold Enough Out For A Cane Professor and Mrs J Kirby Granville paui Lepper Sweet Day Smith rland Herbert Glenn Kyker Robert Swain Blair Willison Herman joined a religious organization that worked among the case is typical or the Misses 1 Bull Spumettis Eddy Mason Ross Mc- Scheetz Baltic A f r e d Broadhead Klein Arthur Mentall William Laycock Alda Nichols camps of years he thousands Bull was always down and Mercer Rohrer lumber the northwest For several Pierce Coons Brown Darrow Jamestown N Y John H Lape Can- out Afflicted since birth with a dread Clure Lamson Frances Kreager Dorothy Deutsch Juliette Spencer lived with the lumberjacks while doing this work all life from Wiley Spencer Carroll Forest Gray E malady he had drifted his Davidson Reed ton W Russell Hubbard Paul Eloise Lewis Harvey Washington Frances Guckert Dean Detweiler is entirely a self educated man hav- one place to another women and child- Gilbert Roach Thomas Pa Duncan Bodamer Sharon Louise Eisele Roderic Kruse Vernon ren scattering at his approach Hunch- and guests Jones Richard ing gained his education under extreme difficulties He backed and deformed his face disfigured Sunday dinner at the house were ug- SIGMA CHI M B Lape Bobbitt attended Rochester Theological Seminary where he was with pockmarks and scars he was announces Mr and Mrs Canton Miss Beelzebub He was horribly Mu Chapter of Sigma Chi graduated in 1906 after which he accepted the pastorate of lier than White Mt Gilead Louise Biefeld and Miss Hilda Sehooly BUSINESS STAFF thin and haggard from malnutrition for the pledging of David the church at Oberlin Ohio After three successful years all that he ate was what he could steal Sherwood Blasdel Amarillo Tex James Granville Lee and Bud Continued on page 4 Elbert Kennard Advertising Manager in this capacity he accepted a position as travelling secre- and all he could steal was seldom more Ogsburv Dayton Donald Bert Scriven Circulation Manager thHn raw gristly refuse from butchers tary for the Young Peoples branch of the Baptist church shops A park bench would have been Don Blackburn Charles Brown Toe Gabel Following this he was pastor of churches in Dayton and storied luxury to Bull whose bed was the roadside ditch or gutter Utterly penni- 1 Galiou leaving the latter to finish his course here at Den- Vol 65 No September 23 1930 less he robbed children when he could ison Mr Detweiler completed his college course in two of their coppers Wholly friendless he years receiving his AB degree in 1917 During this was and loathed by his brother man We extend greetings to the WE CARRY ON The mangiest f lea- beridden mongrel cur time he taught freshman English Throughout the follow- bared its fangs and snarled at his coming of Denison THIS time we would like to express our sincere ing summer he studied graduate work at the Lniversity His clothes were pieced- together eastoff Students rags held of and string appreciation as well as regrets to our contemporary of Chicago He later received his Masters legree at with bits wire AT Shoes he had none and hisfeet were James Wible appreciation for his skill and assist- Denison and also his Doctors degree from the Univer- split and cracked and caked with the filth some will ance in office of our co- editor of THE DENISON- sity of Chicago He has been a professor of sociology dust and of the street From Our new gift items are arriving daily and the unknown source he always had a plenti- IAN last spring and regret that he has found it impossible since 1920 and is considered an authority on the subject ful supply of dope which he never sold to return to the university this fall to continue his work being a member of the American Sociology Society Mr but consumed entirely by himself and add charm and comfort to your rooms has very successfully discharged his under the influence of which he was al- We are certain that the student body joins us in wishing Detweiler duties as most always certain to be This habit him the best of good fortune in his new endeavor Dean of Men since 1928 increased a horrible impediment in his additional responsibility falls on us who remain speech making him even more loath- Thus some It will be our earnest aim to continue and wherever pos- Yet in a scant three months this was sible to augment our previous policy of editing THE all changed and today Bouillon Spu- mette smartly tailored every gesture THE BURCH GIFT SHOP DENISONIAN in the interest of Denison University bespeaking the aristocrat steps lightly UNBIASED AND UNBOSSED It will be our goal Pippins and Cheese to the eurh from the camels hair up- custo- 28 N Newark as long as we occupy the editorial chair to publish the holstered tonneau of his luxurious Park So high is the premium placed upon impatience that mbuilt Isotta- Kraschini town car and news the whole news and nothing but the news of this our educational institutions have come to develope im- is carried by the fastest express eleva- institution straightforward and uncolored We will try tor to his magnificent fifty room suite patient graduates Rev Walter J Benedict of offices on the seventy- eighth floor of to make our various departments lively and interesting the tallest structure in the world Seated tc our readers Last but not least our editorials will at his palatial solid ebony desk he pres- be in of the university and the students ses a platinum button Instantly attend- ever the interest Every living thing is related through a common ed by a gold- hraided page in silk stock- therein descent to all the rest of life H G Wells ings he orders a beaker of sparkling ice BAR KIEVS cold Orange Crush which instantly ap- pears before him as though by magic His commanding personality now domi- WELCOME FRESHMEN If the spires of Oxford dream nowadays their dreams nates the marts of trade the halls of must be nightmares John Birchan justice or the wealthiest nation in the CAFJ1PUS CLEANERS a century of service it is again the privilege world Power is his and untold millions AFTERof Denison Lniversit to welcome new faces to the What had happened the town never significant period In women intelligence unlike beauty grows steadily knew I wouldnt have known either if campus You have come at a Dad hadnt sent me to interview him As we look back together over the hundred years of better with age William Lyon Phelps on bis return from the South Pole where LAUNDRY struggle and achievement now completed we can only incidentally he built a permanent city of fifteen hundred thousand inhabitants dimly realize all that has happened here but strong ties A pessimist is one who makes difficulties of his op- all native born whites mined three bil- You are judged by your appearance It is our business to which are our heritage are a tribute to the Denison of portunities and an optimist is one who makes opportun- lion dollars worth of gold and silver and ten times that of radium and but that keep your clothes cleaned and reshaped Our 15 years of ex- the past and a promise for the Denison of the future ities of his difficulties Remember that and you will get is another story Sitting close to him You are now Denisonians and we welcome you along Vice Admiral Mansell R N it came to me with sudden clearness as perience guarantee the finest quality cleaning and pressing heartily to share in the fellowship of the institution For I breathed the perfumed essence of his breath fresh as a spftng zephyr why he four years we shall work and play together May they had so abruptly risen to so tremendous Yes the intellectuals always have microscopes before be the best that you have ever lived a position in the worlds affairs L could their eves Professor Albert Einstein see too why he would have hesitated to tell the world the truth And as I sat Ladies work a specialty there conscious of the overwhelming BRIGHTER PROSPECTS A single letter on a sweater does not constitute an magnetic power of the man and the thing overcome We adequate philosophy of life Wilkins which he had that had Call for and Deliver outlook for the oncoming varsity football season Ernest Hatch formerly briught it to naught I was all stifled intensity of my ad- is frankly the most favorable one that has been Den- but with the Pressing Club THE You can get a lot out of life by just looking at it miration for that best friend who had Students isons in many years past Not only has an- unusually the unprecedented courage to tell him Kennedy large number of promising gridders been working out Louise Mabie twice a day since Coach Rupp sounded the initial call to LISTERINE ENDS HALITOSIS PHONE 8131 Au spent unpleasant breath the social fault arms nearly two weeks ago but the enthusiastic spirit Port Prince With 25000000 already here by occupation be- that has been exhibited by every member of the team is the United States since American was gun in 1915 civilians exceptionally impressive This year as never before the both soldiers and are anxious to MAC EOWENS leave and return to their homes in the United States ac- players seem to realize that their long awaited opportun- CORSET AND BEAUTY SHOP cording to ity is at hand and not a single individual will fail to authoritative reports The is spending 95000 a capitalize his every chance to convert that opportunity United States now month We feature permanents and marcels i in salaries alone here into a reality 23- 25 Arcade Newark The Marshall Field To many such a state of affairs as has just been Because described may lie deemed sufficient to produce that much Washington the President of the Lnited a popular in needed successful football season The opposite is true States could not find book the executive night his occupancy the however The aforementioned situation lacks by 40 per mansion the first of nations TEA ROOM be a collection and Company Idea cent of the ideal whole This remaining segment must booksellers are now reported to preparing At the approach of the new entrance of five volumes as a gift to the House 8624 be contributed almost entirely by the STUDENT BODY hundred White Phone Try Our Food Only by wholehearted cooperation with the team can a Such books as Don Quixote Sherlock Holmes Tom CAMPUS CORNER successful season materialize Sawyer and Uncle Remus as well as many of the best 0 DO the right thing at the right Lets all give our ALL for the Big Red this year current novels are to be included in the list idea is as we have never done before Lets attend every game The said to have originated with Mr Watson time in the rio- ht wnv tn dn snme fatherinl- aw T of who noticed we possibly can sing every song take part in every Herbert Hoover Jr the evening inauguration and before cheery and give every bit of encouragement and active after Hoovers the MIDLAND things better than done be- private THEATRE NEWARK they were ever support that is in our power to give Let us show Babe Hoover library was installed that members of UuU Rupp that we are for his team win or lose Finally the family wished to turn to books for relaxation and fore to eliminate both that none was available errors to know every one of us that can should be at Ann Arbor Saturday Wed Thur Fri Sat this week to support Denison in her first game of the season against sides of a be A question to be courteous to the renowned university of Michigan eleven A good Portland Ore constitutional amendment designed to completely change the machinery of administration COMMON start is half the battle an example to work for love of the work THE DENISONIAN joins in wishing the team and of this state is to be voted upon by the voters in November CLAY Coach Rupp the best of luck throughout the forthcom- s to The amendment if passed will institute the cabinet anticipate requirements to develope ing season CONSTANCE BENNETT LEW form of government instead of the present board of con- AYRES TULLY MAD5U1I i trol which has made the governors of the state mere 5 BERYL MERCER MATTY KEMP resources to recognize no impediments A RECORD- BREAKING CLASS figureheads in the past Here is the raw material of life in human terms to incoming freshman class is one of the largest which everyone can under- master circumstances to act from stand THEin the history of the university More students than During the college year 1927- 28 a half billion dollars reason ever before are entering Denison from all parts of Fowed into the tills of colleges and universities in the MIDLAND Sun Sep 28 4 days rather thaiv-rule to be satisfied the country from California to Massachusetts from Illi- United States according to the reports of 1071 institu- A L JOLSON IN BIG BOY tions reporting to the United States Office of Education with nois to Texas The number entering from Ohio and near- Auditorium Fri Sat this week nothing short of perfection by states is also greatly increased Not only has the One fourth of this came from the tuition and fees THE SEA BAT 23 fuantity been enlarged but the quality has more than of undergraduate and graduate students per cent was CHAS BICKFORD kept pace with the increase That all this has happened appropriated by state and city governments 13 per cent in view of the current business depression and other fac- was given through private benefactions 12 per cent was AUDITORIUM SUN SEP 28 King 2 days Dry Goods Co col- 10 per tors that are generally prohibitive to the entrance to income from endowments cent was gross income RECAPTURED LOVE lege of young men and women is truly remarkable from board and room charges and 12 per cent was ob- BELLE BENNETT NEWARK But when one take cognizance of the ever- present tained from other sources Three and four tenths per rule of cause and effect this phenomenal situation may cent was contributed by the United States Government THE DENISONIAN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1930

dreds of people thronged GRANVILLE OBSERVESE Broadway A on either side of the street as a lotig 1931 Adytum Plans procession of floats and exhibitions TIPS TO THE FROSH By swain of a civic and domestic nature passed Almost Completed is j 125TH down the street Floats from various DIES TUESDAY villages in the county and a squadron of Many New Features In Compo- AND 5 Newark police were expressions of SEPTEMBER 4 sition J goodwill to Granville from neighboring and Engraving IT CCB niMi v Are Promised is Good to tee Denison Grad Succumbs Af- communities 11L TMEIE i I Following a J i ter Appendicitis basket lunch on the Plans for what promises to be the MCE s Thf Crowd Shepardson campus Operation Celebration Attracts at 1200 oclock an best yearbook in the history of Den- Pag- address was delivered to of 10000 Speeches those on ison publications were announced this WHAT the campus by Governor Myers Y Word has reached friends here of eant on Program week by the 1931 Adytum staff TWl PROF Cooper I Athletic events completed the Work completed during the summer 00ESNT Akil V the death of Robert Abernethy Den- program for ison 22 The 125th anniversary of Granvilles the afternoon and a includes a layout of the complete 308 THINrV which occurred Tuesday pageant at the Wigwam morning in celebrated Thursday and Thursday eve- page book contract finished for print- Germantown hospital settlement ning finished the first day of the cele- ing engraving and cover printing of Philadelphia following an operation Friday Sept 4 and 5 attracted a crowd bration the complete eight page major division for appendicitis two weeks ago Im- estimated at 10000 from all parts of A 1 mediate cause of the death was perit Swasey chimes program at 900 sections engraving of all minor detail Every onitis a second operation the United States citizen of oclock was the first event on Friday work and completion of spring sport fr after After graduating from Denison Granville cooperated to make the Dr Avery A Shaw conducted a com- section he spent several years abroad where he attractive and full of historical memorative service in the Baptist The new book will emphasize mod- village made his home in Geneva Switzerland church at 1000 oclock with Arthur ern makeup of composition and en- Girl back home UNlFfl interest The streets and stores were G Beach Milo B Price and Charles graving with new photographic effects FOR thf Mr Abernethy made many friends many ar- SDOUIPNT 6E MENTIONED decorated and events were B White as the speakers throughout rt It KM JAM here during his college days He was win be active in literary and musical ranged for the entertainment of the Early Friday afternoon greetings The major division sections which Given circles being editor of the Denisonian and a visitors were exchanged between those inter- are completed are made up in four member of Phi Mu Alpha He was Perfect weather attended the cele- ested in the celebration in Granville colors The cover is a stiff smooth also a member of Phi Gamma Delta bration from the opening1 memorial Mass Dr Avery A Shaw grain leather with silver embossing on and Mayor fraternity service in the Presbyterian church on Deming Afterwards the presentation it and a sketch of the new drag en- He is survived by his mother two Thursday to the closing event on Fri of the Granville Female College Me- trance occupying the bottom of the CHURCH 0ATETAW INEXPENIVE brothers his widow Lois Jones Aber- day afternoon j morial Tablet and the Memorial Fund cover nethy Denison 22 and a son three The parade Thursday morning was to the Granville Public Library as- The circulation campaign began with years of age high point of the celebration Hun j sociation took place the registration Wednesday and will the FIRST ICEBREAKER Pie the nephew Mrs Mary continue through Saturday Part of was of Opera House Books Fitch Conservatory the campaign is a window display at FULFILLS PURPOSE of the Denison Jolleys exhibiting all material that has Interesting Program faculty POLISH been subjected for the staffs approval SHOE LACES Livy Rupp Prof Willy Dr and has been rejected Movies to appear at the Granville KAPPA SIGS F I J I S Gym Shoes The new book will be off the press Shaw Speak to Opera House for ihe coming week New Men and ready for distribution May 15 It are Its a Great Life featuring the HOLD DEDICATIONS will be given out in a metallic silver popular Duncan Sisters of stage fame The first all- Denison mens meet- SHOE REPAIRING box and the leaves of the book will in a show that promises merriment ing of the year was the Y M C A AT HOME- COMING be silver- leafed on the edges and guffaws aplenty it appears to- Icebreaker held in the Wigwam Announcement of the temporary day Wednesday and Thursday an Wednesday evening of last week The staff was made today and the follow- intensely dramatic portrayal of a con- of Wigwam was well filled with repre- Addition Sigma Chi and Phi ing staff was selected acting business victs love for a free woman with Gamma Delta Enlarges FREEMAN sentations from all classes of the uni- THE SHOE manager Arthur Darrow editor Mil- the action taking place on Devils Is- versity Fraternity Row ton Fitch literary adviser Richard land will be seen in Condemmed Gene Wolfe as master of ceremon- Kruse photographic adviser Bert with Ronald Colman and Ann Hardi- for the man who appreciates value ies introduced Phil Schaefer pres- Gamma Xi of Kappa Sigma and Scriven art adviser William Knapp ng playing the leads Buddy Rogers ident of the Y M C A who wel- Lambda Deuteron of Phi Gamma Del- photographic editor Paul Garwood brings Young Eagles to the Opera comed the freshmen to Denison Dean ta will dedicate their new homes at art editor Robert Swain sport editors House on Friday and Saturday It Detweiler gave a bit of friendly ad- Homecoming on the week- end of Oc- D E JONES Phil Beatley Herman Klein and deals with aviation and love in Paris vice to the new men tober 17 The Mu chapter of Sigma Dorothy Deutsch special editor Art with Jean Arthur as Rogers female BROADWAY Professor W J Livy Livingston Chi held their dedication ceremonies Mentall and layout editor Stanley lead Next Monday and Tuesday represented the Physical Education de- last Commencement week These three Drews Editorial positions still open Clara Bow in True to the Navy partment Livy told the men Sports new houses are practically completed for juniors include makeup adviser and will be shown Here the vivacious for all and for the masses Set your and besides furnishing their members class editor Positions still open for Clara has a gob- sweetheart in every mind on something Get a good foun- an ideal place to live also put Den- sophomores include literary editor and port hole dation You are not wasting your time ison among the leaders with schools assistant class editor at football or something else that you having modern and elaborate fraternity The business staff lias not been an- like Also Blow your own horn houses MENS FURNISHINGS nounced as yet but will be completed but be sure that you are what you The Kappa Sigma house is the one at the finish of the present circulation FIVE SORORITIES pretend to be blowing about In clos- formerly occupied by the Phi Gams campaign by the acting business man- ing he said Athletic prospects for One new wing was added during the ager Arthur Darrow The temporary HOLD CONVENTIONS 1930- 31 are bright and Were going summer months and the entire inter- staffs will be carried through until KAHN TAILORED SUITS to win ior was redecorated with new plaster- December 1 when the permanent staff Coach Rupp in his talk said I cant Tom and Stewart Made National ing floors and moulding while quaint will be announced AND TOP COATS get used to seeing Denison defeated Officers of A S A chandeliers grace the ceilings The out- It has to stop side has been painted white and the Professor Emeritus C L Williams Denison was represented this sum yard landscaped causing the setting to Prof Willy in his usual humorous mer at the national conventions of Chi be strictly colonial LAMSON says manner philosophized on college life Omega Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha The Phi Gam house located on Fra- UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS He defined a student as himself plus Sigma Alpha Kappa Kappa Gamma ternity Row gives a pleasant contrast his intimate associates and Alpha Phi of French architecture inside and He understand how anyone doesnt President Shaw as the last speaker Elaine Van Allen chapter president Georgian outside Accommodations could be downhearted this year spoke of college activities friendships and delegate and Mary Allen 30 at- were made for thirty men Four com- and values and in closing said When tended the Chi Omega conclave at plete floors furnish ample room and CLASS ROOM SUPPLIES when they stop to think of what should you get to the end of the rope tie a the Arlington Hotel at Hot Springs nothing was left undone to make it Arkansas A Greek Theatre was pre- satisfactory in every detail The fur- be in store for Denisonians With knot and hang on The Denison Glee club sang the Pan- sented by the sorority to the univer nishings are colonial in style and are the best looking football prospects Hellenic Serenade and led the singing sity of Arkansas to commemorate their practical for a fraternity house USED TEXT ROOKS of To Denison founding there in 1895 Three found Workmen are rapidly putting the yard a bigger and better freshman class ers were present in shape and shrubbery will be set and plenty of upper classmen back to ANNOUNCE TRYOUTS Three members of the active chapter out this fall FOR ETA SIGMA PHI of Kappa Alpha Theta attended their The Sigma Chi house was the first keep things moving in the Royal York in Tryouts for Eta Sigma Phi national convention Hotel of the three new ones to be completed Hall chapter presi- LADIES KAYSER SILK HOSE classical fraternity will be held Thurs- Toronto Isabel It was ready for occupancy the latter delegate Munn Mary Be alive and dont loaf for it seems day afternoon and evening at 4 and dent and Ruth part of last spring It was constructed B Davidson and Sarah Rogers Flor- along Georgian lines 8 pm on the top floor of Doane hall the architectural as though happy days are here again ence Hall and Margaret Riggs of the Only GRANVILLE This organization is under the head of and will accommodate thirty men TRY FIRST TO BUY IT IN alumnae Dr L R Dean head of the classical attended a few touches of landscaping need be and Tom 30 languages department The first Louise Stewart Martha done and minor furnishings obtained Upsilon Upsilon chapter is pageant of the year Dido and Aeneas represented before it fully completed of Alpha Sigma Alpha at their gather- will be held about October 15 Try- H E LAMSON ing at the New Ocean House Swamp- JOLLEYS outs for this play the initial dramatic WINSOR ELECTED scott Mass Miss Stewart was made HARDWARE FOR HARDWEAR attempt of the year will be in charge national chaplain and Miss Tom ex- of Lionel B Crocker president of the chapter was made the FROSH PRESIDENT chairman of the national revision com- mittee Held Grand Hotel Mackinac Island was Temporary Elections Are to Kappa Kappa Gamma this In Doane Hall host Saturday summer Eleanor Stutler delegate and Harriet Mons attended Lou Herb Winsor of Morgan Park Illi- morning Stevenson Miller founder was present the breakfast in the nois was chosen president of the Mount Baker Lodge 160 north of freshmen class at the election for Seattle Washington was the scene of temporary class officers held in Doane between classes the thirtieth biennial convention of hall Saturday morning He won over that bite Alpha Phi pres- Lou Eisele chapter Bob McConnell by a margin of seven- ident and delegate spoke at the formal teen votes Other nominees for this For convention the after Chapel banquet representing office were John Lape and Don Lee the lunch youngest chapter of Alpha Phi Clara Other officers for the class of 34 Bradley Burdette 75 year old founder elected were Kathleen Davis vice and malted attended all sessions of the convention president Elizabeth Cahall secretary or the sandwich and Alfred Broadhead treasurer SUMMER SESSION before turning in SUCCESSFUL THIRTY STUDENTS IS MAKE STRAIGHT- A List Includes Eighteen Women and Dr Forbes B Wiley Is Dean of Twelve Men COME TO School 17 On Faculty 18 women and 12 men received Despite the fact that its enrollment the grade of A in all of their work was only 110 taught by a faculty for the last semester of last year numbering 17 the Denison Summer Those achieving this standard were CASEYS School successfully accomplished its Ruth Carr Eugenia Couden Marian purpose In addition to Denison stu- Duncan Martha Gillespie Mary Mar- of Denison Students since 1899 dents who took courses during the garet Handel Isabel Hatch Dorothea Home summer there were many educators Hiehle Eleanore Knapp Mary Jane from all over the state enrolled Lamson Wilma Lawrence Margaret Dainties A Large and Recitations lasting one hour each Leper Doris Morgester Gladys Mo- Box Candies Ice Cream were held from 800 AM to 1230 zena Marjorie Rapp Miriam Reeve PM six days a week Compulsory Marian Stanley Helen Williams Lil- and Specials for Well Selected Tuesday assemblies were held during lian Maurer Lawrence Biefeld Rich- Fastidiously the nine weeks term Each afternoon ard Brandt Edward Broadhead Win- Parties Bulk Candy Line was set aside for study and recreation tlirop Dolan John Drake Robert Ed- Chosen According to Dr Forbes B Wiley wards Robert Kelley Edward Rich- Summer School Dean the program was ards Charles Stonekiug Charles Well- worked out in a very satisfactory man- ing Gene Winchester and Eugene ner Young Association Versatile Greeks Festival Four Members of NEW WAY SHOE REPAIR Furnished Rooms For FRESHMEN TO MEET page 1 Continued from page 1 Rent Continued from and Ipper Classmen 111 West Broadway Faculty Announce Welcome Freshmen be Nov 5 seller a shovel and pick slinger FACULTY AT JAM Lectures will given on ticket 150 PER WEEK sum- Prospect and Feb 9 by Rollow Walter Brown Denison students are greatly pleased a soda jerker and three men in 115 N and Dr R S Canby of England to hear of the engagement of Priscilla mer school Annual Reception To Provide man Brown is a writer and lecturer of note H Fowle dean of women to Brayton The Kappa Sigs numbered one Introductions To All head- vigorous and stimulating Conway was Stark instructor in organ Both are who worked on the drag a Denisonians Fuller on the ship that carried Dr Dean this very popular members of the faculty waiter a gas meter reader one super- Denisons annual General Jam a tra- summer Dr Dean reports most fav- The engagement was first announced brush salesman a playground news- ditional social event of long standing orably bis impression of Dr Conway July 24th at Newton Center Mass visor a corn- borer inspector one Congratulations to the new students on held Friday evening at 8 Granville Festival Association paperman life guard several factory will be oclock The from Miss Fowles home The mar- choice of Denison May your associ- in the Stone Hall parlors Dr and also announces three concerts first riage date has not been set nor any workers and one embryo butcher their

man one j Mrs Shaw as well as the various to be given by the New York String plans have been made public as yet The Sig Alphs list one ice with the college be as happy as ours maga- 1 ation members of the faculty have been in- Quartet Ottokar Cadek and Jaroslav Miss Fowle plans to continue organizer of Republican clubs a racer two has been vited to take their places in the re- Siskovsky violinists Ludvik Schwab through this year in her present ca- zine salesman a speedboat dig- ceiving line viola ana Ainton rnn ceuo i ms is pacity summer school students a grave

hands j The purpose of the General Jam is a the oldest quartet in America whose The announcement of the engage- ger a road builder two section two- fold one It climaxes the mens members devote themselves entirely to ment of Edna Sanford niece of Dr and a trunk wrestler laboratory j and womens Ice- breakers by intro- Chamber Music and Mrs Shaw and last year one of The Beta Kappas list a sum ducing all the students to one another The next number is a concert by our librarians to Leo A Haak assist- worker a newspaperman three and serves to make the student body Alberto Salvi who has been widely ad- ant professor of economics was also mer school students a road builder j fill acquainted with the entire faculty Af- vertised as the greatest concert harp- happily received by Denisonians two farmers a truck- driver and a O

ter the General Jam all formal intro- ist he will be assisted by Isador Berg ing station attendant j ductions are discarded because every- er violinist Concertmeister of the Chi PHOTOGRAPHS Mosquitoes are more apt to bite people first visit ANYTIME one connected with the university is cago Civic Opera Orchestra and Olga What struck you on your ANYWHERE with fair skins than those of dark com- every per- to Chicago supposed to have met other Dorber soprano plexion son connected with it students and For the Spring Festival a produc- A blackjack Boston Transcript

faculty alike tion of Glucks Opera Orpheus is 1

J When the introductions have been planned This may be given outofd- oors completed refreshments will be served with the original ballets visit- The Wayne Knit Interwoven The entire affair is being planned and ing soloists and orchestra accompani- New managed by the Womens Student gov- ment It will be the first performance Hawkins Construction The SOCKS ernment of this work in Granville although a for Schools News and Com- No- Hose Cuts Co Lustre opera of the same name by Of- mercial Use Newark Eng light Company Newark Ohio Phone SOCIETY fenbach has been given several per- For Women For Men page 2 Continued from formances here Tickets will be placed ESTABLISHED 1905 PHI GAMMA DELTA on sale next week by members of the CHRISTMAS CARDS Lambda Deuteron of Phi Gamma Delta Festival Association committee and at announces the pledging of Vernon Ander- CONTRACTORS at the the drug stores Course tickets are son Cleveland Richard Baird Oak Park EDM I STON BOOK STORE Arrow 111 Douglas Eerger Durand Brown De- 300 single admission 100 Student Newark Ohio Newark Ohio Parcels Post troit Martin Brunner Mansfield John tickets for Denison university cost Cliphane Washington D C Kenneth Shirts and Collars Coughenour Chicago Russell Dakin 200 for the course the university Laundry Cases Milwaukee John Hesler Rock Island paying the additional dollar on these For Men 111 Philip Mavon Chicago Robert Moore Granville Roderick Scribener tickets Public school students may Glendale Cal Ross Sharpe Cleveland secure tickets through the office of Robert Tollerton Charles White Herb- Carroll or from the ert Winsor Chicago Superintendent Sunday dinner guests of the chapter Music Supervisor Miss McNeil at Munsingwear included Dr and Mrs J L King Mr 150 for the course of seven numbers Jewelery Pens Watches and Mrs D L Mahood Mr and Mrs Atwater Kent C M Eddy and the Misses Mary Swart- The Festival Association also pre- Shirts zel and Marie Ralston sents two performances of Handels Among alumni present were brothers and Radio Berger Douglas Elgin Ghent Hammond Messiah during the Christmas sea- Howe Malcolm Pierson Sargent Phil- son but there is no charge for admis- Shorts lips Stubbs and Richards sion to this number AMERICAN COMMONS CLUB Sunday dinner guests at the American Commons Club were Mr and Mrs Wm ORVILLE CASE IS BROS Rhodes of Toledo and Henry Ballard HdMRES Let Us Know Your Wants of Columbus KILLED IN ACCIDENT The American Commons Club an- nounces the pledging of Dale Archibald Newarks Oldest Jewelers Columbus Thomas Bailor Waukegan Was Member of Case Brothers and III George Beers Paterson N J Bur- Class of 1927 S SON son Boylan Youngstown Fred Ciocciola Est 1894 E MORROW Philadelphia Clifford Davis Detroit Carl Freeman Du Bois Pa Henry Hal- Old students returning to Granville Granville Ohio ley Chicago Wallace Husted Cleveland will miss the familiar features of Or- Gerald Jacobs ff Chesterland James Lar- kin Cleveland Wilbur Lohrentz Chica- ville Case who was part owner and go Irwin Minger Massillon John Moore proprietor of Case Brothers local con- Haskins Thomas Ortman Washington C H George Pickard Los Angeles By- fectioners Clocks Trophys Diamonds ron Reynolds Mansfield Elmer Robin- Case was killed in an automobile ac son Martins Ferry Alfred Robertson I Haskins Raymond Shilling Columbus cident during the past summer and a Stewart Smith Columbus Pennington host of friends feel his loss He was There be something Smith Buffalo Eugene Sterling Mar- must a member of the class of 1927 T t t tins Ferry Richard Watkins Massilon Robert Wells Cambridge Peter Klahsen Chicago Elmer Rans Chicago Victor Pearce Columbus Harold McNeil Wash- ington D C Ronald Irwin Buffalo youve forgotten KAPPA SIGMA Gamma Xi of Kappa Sigma announces the pledging of William Kipp Carl Blum and Roy Fitszgerald Cincinnati Law- rence Meidinger Wathena Ka Charles If socks shirts or ties dont let Levering St Marys Bob Borden of S its Bend Ind John Hauser Robert Lively that worry you there are lots of and Robert Adams Dayton Jesse Bor- der Middletown David Dix Cambridge D them here Perhaps its pajamas or Conn Roger A Donald Sloat Hartford PIPER says Waybright Jacksonville Fla Perry underwear Bartlett Marietta Franklin Lamen Del- phos Earl Harden Marion and Sam Nicola Cleveland Kappa Sigma entertained at an infor- But If a suit or topcoat by Tudor mal victrola dance Saturday evening in its the new chapter house Your education is not complete unless vou Hall you had better hurry for Dr and Mrs A A Shaw were Sunday dinner guests no matter how many we have now BETA THETA PI Alpha Eta of Beta Theta Pi wishes to theyre never here long announce the pledging of Andrew Pease have learned the advantages of buying your and Robert Alexander Dayton Ellwood Boyles Oak Park 111 Robert Landfear Bedford Fred Mead and Edwin Price of 2250 29 3750 Norwalk Joseph McClelland Mansfield MARKET Paul Ashbrook and Edwin Roberts Gran- meat at PIPERS Extra trousers if ville and Robert Falconer Zanesville Alpha Eta entertained the fillowing at desired a bocon bat Saturday evening Professor William Felt Miss Wellman and the Misses Howell Creitenwischer Matson Mons Braunschwager Reichwein Scott Arnold Wetzel Van Allan Slagle Dur- nell Piatt Hall Snyder Roberts Huehi- Thetg son Keeley Jones E Jackson B Jack- ERMANN CO son Beatrice Felker and Barbara Fel- ker CLOTHIERS Sunday dinner guests of the chapter Phone The 8215 Store where Quality and Service count were Mrs Sauer and Miss Turner Ham- ilton Miss Lucille Scitt Canton Miss Janet Ahler and Robert Stevens Day- 5 S ton Miss Laura Bell Ashbrook Miss Third St Newark Ohio Marguerite Littner and Ross Ashbrook Granville

Give Culture a Chance at You For less than the price of a movie you can expose yourself to the best talent in the lecture and music field Hear Gould at the South Pole see Gros Marionettes hear the New York String Quartet Salvi Berger and Dorber Rollo Walter Brown contemporary writer and R S Conway of Oxford England along with Glucks Orpheus complete the line- up Only 200 the price of a necktie UNDER AUSPICES OF GRANVILLE FESTIVAL ASSOCIATION It is Part of Your Education THE DENISONIAN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1930 MICHIGAN AWAITS FIGHTING BIG RED 1931 B A A Buckeye Admits Football DENISON MIGHTY MEN READY Schedule 195 POUND RUPP- COACHEO LINE

Schools Sept Hoosier 27 West Liberty at Ohio Wes- leyan INVADES A SATURDAY Oct 10 Wabash Wabash and DePauw Join at Miami DePauw at Cincinnati Ohio U at Denison Ranks With Five Ohio Oct 17 Ohio Wesleyan at Denison D U Buckeye Leadership Hopes to be Tested Saturday Colleges Starting 1931 Oct 24 DePauw at Boston university Denison at M r 1 Michigan State Normal Plays Second Team Wabash Ohio If at PI POLY An expansion of the Buckeye Athl- Cincinnati Miami at Ohio Wesleyan Big Red in Shape for Battle etic Association was effected in June Oct 31 Wabash at Butler Ohio Wes- HE Denison univer- besides being the season opener the when it was decided that Wabash and leyan at Ohio U Denison at Miami sitys 1930 football game will also be the initial test of DePauw two Indiana schools should Nov 7 Ohio at DePauw Cincinnati RIMES WCONNEU aggregation compos a highly touted Big Red team that is be admitted by the officials of the at Denison O Wesleyan at Brown 5AURfB 3 Walker ed of 25 huskies eager to get out of the Buckeye cellar Association The withdrawal of Witt- Nov 14 Wabash at Ohio Weslevan will travel to Ann and get up among the leaders enberg from the loop last winter Miami at Ohio U Thorne Rimes 155 pound halfback from Chicago Otto Walker 160 pound halfback Allen 165 Piqua Arbor Saturday to The squad taking the trip will be caused the membership to be diminish- Nov 20 Cincinnati at Ohio from Johnstown Poole pound guard from Jack Wesleyan McConnell 175 pound end from Dayton Paul Saurer 160 pound center from play the first game composed of a full team of lettermen ed to five schools which was inad- tentative Orrville and George Pipoly 200 pound tackle from Youngstown are among of a doubleheader a half- team of veterans and approx- equate for the schedules of the schools Nov 21 Wabash at who will field against Michigan DePauw the outstanding veterans take the Saturday against Harry Kip- imately nine frosh stars from last involved Nov 26 Miami for the season opener at Ann Arbor along with a host of Sophomore material at Cincinnati kes University of years squad Wabash located at Cravvfordsville Michigan eleven In spite of the fact that Michigan DePauw at Greencastle are and A The second tussle finds the Michigan tied for last place in the Big Ten schools of the type of those already in State Normal team pitted against an- standings last year she has a consid- conference Denison Ohio Wesl- 1930 CROSS COUNTRY the 1934 Grid Squad other of Kipkes football elevens erably stronger team this season and evan Ohio Miami and Cincinnati SCHEDULE For the first time in half a dozen a good battle is expected Coach Kip- Both have equally brilliant records in Oct 17 Fri Oberlin at Gran- years Denison will have plenty of re- ke having practically two teams of sports Wabash s especially noted for ville serve strength to fight against the veterans to place against Denison the caliber of basketball quints which Shows Much Promise Oct 25 Cincinnati at Cincinnati Michigan institution and Mr Yost is The team leaves Granville Friday places on the hardwoods its Nov 1 Open not a little worried about the Baptist noon by bts spends the night in To- It is rumored that Butler university Nov 8 O Univ at Othens Toledo Cincinnati Dayton and Chicago Offer Excellent team with its 195 pound line its alert ledo and will arive in Ann Arbor the Hoosier school located at In- another Nov IS O Wes at Delaware High School Stars for Livys Team passing formations its fast backs its next morning to enable them to rest dianapolis is being considered as a Nov 22 Buckeye Meet at Dela- clever cross bucks and its veteran before game time prospective member to be admitted ERILY a 50 man rants a promise of greater Denison ware coach Edson C Babe Rupp It is 210 miles to Ann Arbor and next year Butler has been consistent- team of All- Ohio foothall teams of the future Denison is not entering this con- many Denison students are expected leader in Indianas minor college high school stars Cincinnati Toledo Dayton and Chi- a test over confident for that is not a to attend Michigan is host to 60000 All three colleges are noted averaging 180 cago are responsible for the most pros- sportdom policy of the Denison coaching staff high school students Saturday mak high type of clean sportsmans- pounds in weight pects for the as soon as the schedules which have but Coach Rupp has an ambitious which they present and representing Henry Cook and Chapman all of hip already been made out shall have ex- team to send out on the field against Clashes with these schools will some of the best Toledo are strong candidates for line be pired Several of the schools have al- the Big Ten outfit arranged by present Buckeye combinations in the positions Price Norvvalk center schools ready scheduled games Denison will be out to win reported t o looks like a good bet for the pivot there state said Rupp and every man on Coach Walter J berth the squad feels the same this Livingston for the Borden South Bend Hutqliinson about Although Denison will be the initial Freshman football practice Fri- Cincinnati Nealy Findlay and Mc- not HORNER HARDWARE only visiting team on the field Satur- day Connell Dayton are other outstand- DEAN BARRY PRODUCTS it will still be an important for ing a total of approximately 70000 NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS The large squad by reputation alone ing linemen battle GENERAL HARDWARE ETC fans to see the Denison- Michigan PHONE 8115 208 promises to be the best that Denison Wiles midget from To- E BROADWAY quarterback game the largest attendance ever to has had in several years which war ledo is Waite a passer and kicker of see the Big Red in action Three ability INTRAMURAL no mean Red Hesler husky years ago 35000 saw Denison play Morgan de- Park lad will probably COMPETITION Ohio State at Columbus velop into a real fullback Halfbacks Practice this week will consist of STARTS SOON signal practice and scrimmage with a rest on Wednesday and Thursday NOTE BOOKS f Kappa Sigma Finishes ahead With the exception of minor leg in- In Last Years Close juries to Tiny Miller and Ed Spear ALL SORTS AND SIZES Rivalry the team is in fine shape for their game with Coach Yosts team Satur- With Denisons 1930 Intramural day NOTANY- WHERENEARLEATHER LEATHER NEAR- LEATHER AND campaign beginning early next month Among the men who will make the under the direction of Syd Jenkins trip are the following Robert Adams keen competition and rivalry is expect- end Dayton Sam Anderson center ed between fraternity groups Newark William Clark quarter Ham- YOU CAN FIND JUST THE ONE YOU ARE LOOKING FOR The first sport is speedball a pop- ilton Robert Edwards guard Gran- ular game combining elements of foot- ville Glenn Ellison guard Middle- ball basketball and soccer First con- town Thomas Gabele half Norwalk Prices from 15c to 500 include Auerhammer Stivers and Mei tests in this sport will be played about Russell Geil quarter Granville Don dinger of Wathena Kansas October first Preparations for cross- Ludwig tackle Orrville Jack McCon- AT Other promising men are Winsor country competition have already be- nell end Dayton Roland Miller and White Oak Park Lee and Tay gun with the inter- group meet sched- tackle Cleveland Melvin Phibrick lor Morgan Park Alexander and uled for the latter part of next month Denver Colorado George Pipoly Hauser Dayton Fitzgerald and Kipp In the Softball league last spring guard Youngstown Allen Poole THE UNIVERSITY STORE Cincinnati Dix Cambridge Watkins the Alpha Thets beat out the Kappa guard Piqua Thorn Rimes half Chi- and Minger Massllon Sloat Hart- STUDENT SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS Sigs for the championship in that di- cago Earl Rupe end Tippecanoe ford Conn Farin Cambell Stephens vision In the City Richard Sauer half Hamilton BLDG fraternal basketball POST OFFICE Chicago Mead Norvvalk Jouls Cleve- league the Kappa Sigs edged out the Paul Saurer center Orrville Ray land and Young of Granville Phi Delts in a torrid battle by a score Scott end Dayton John Shepard of 18 to 16 the Kappa Sigs winning tackle Granville Edward Spear full the final minute of play The Phi Cleveland Heights Francis Thompson The largest and most Gams took top honors in both swim- center Granville Howard Walker complete stock of guns ming and speed ball while in the half Johnstown Otto Walker end and ammunition in the cross country run the Commons Club Johnstown Gene Wolfe half Mar- State finished in the lead The indoor track shall Texas and Lauri Wart half saw the Lambda Chis win while the Ashtabula Harbor 1 77 Betas took the outdoor track and field events The Beta Kappas captured the handball laurels and the Commons 3 iiMiiiiinii i3 Club again won by taking first in the BUCKEYE wrestling tournament as the Sigs won the foul shooting SPORTS 3 CHIC The standings to date are as follows COLLEGE- 1- Kappa Sigma 782 2 points Com- DOPE mons Club 742 1- 2 Beta Hheta Pi Pill minimis 710 5- 6Phi Delta Theta 665 1- 2 Ohio university loomed as the big- Lambda Chis 647 Sigma Chis 619 gest stumbling block in the path of Beta Kappa 490 Independents 489 1930 football teams aspired to the 1- that FROCKS 1- SILK 2 Phi 485 3 Gamma Delta Sig For Rent or Sale Buckeye Association championship as Alphs 463 and Alpha Theta Sigma Rental the first weeks of drill were completed Rate 75c a day and up 366 1- 3 Single Barrel from 648 up and all of the elevens were preparing for their openers next Saturday 075 HOWARD BEENEY Ohio has a team of veterans with BARBER SHOP only three or four sophomores replac- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LU wo J ENOCH AND PETE JOHNSON ing members of last years undefeated Bicycles Sporting Goods Tents Camp- ing eleven Ohio will be a tried morsel 7 Equipment 208Vi E Broadway of NEWARK by the time they meet Denison Nov 8 Individuality in style is an outstanding feature Miami and Ohio Wesleyan are aso Carroll frocks Russian blouses Boleros Lace- boasting veteran teams but neither are touches clever neck lines tunics jackets New doped to do much greater things than sleeves are all being shown they did last season At Oxford there is a wealth of good players but no stars They have 12 lettermen who will probably be re- 3 PIECE placed as the season goes on by exp- I1L eriencegaining SUITS In your sophomores This KNITTED should point to a team that improves mlwi daily stroll 1675 as the season progresses 595 975 for Know- Wesleyan Has 13 Vets Wesleyan is optimistic with 13 let- conceivable ledge Frosh Three- piece knitted suit of excellent quality Every termen back and seven senior veterans style and color Excellent for the college girl there are in the first string lineup Although they hope to displace the Bobcats from COAT Things one their perch the cencensus of the dope NEW CLOTH seems to point to a team a little below Must Know the high standards set by Wesleyan 3950 and 5800 up elevens of the last two years Cincinnati and Denison years collars and last Princess lines in the true feminine manner Deep tenants of the cellar are both doped cuffs of furs All sizes and in the leading colors to stage a big comeback A real fight ought to develop between Denison and 12 inches is 1 foot 60 seconds in a minute the Bearcats when they meet in mid- season serves better food Both are relying on stars from last THE HUT years frosh teams to pull them up in the B A A Opinion seems to point Continued on page 6 THE DENISONIAN TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 23 1930 n 1 EKiDsorci 3 AlilPHWEggggg a 1 u Opens Third D U Year Eighthofa- ton LIVn HARRIER Denisons varsity of 1930 Bright the Prospects the biggest man in boast Buckeye Athletic Association ON this year in Francis Thompson ROPES REST at 230 For Winning Team who tips the scales pounds r who is a Granville Thompson with Many Candidates Ready For Each Varsity Position With LAST YEAR MEN boy played for four years Sophomores Making Strongest Bid Granville High school and was n one of the famous combinations For Regular Berths went Roadarmel and Sargent Lost at the local high school that r ITH at least two The season opener at Michigan is a To Team Darrow through an eight- year schedule good men for every much talked of subject When think- Out without a single defeat position Loach Kel ing of this Big Ten opponent it is His work this year at center him as a son Rupp is fast comforting to recall what Ohio did to HE fact that two for Denison stamps Wesley- i cause plenty whipping his foot Indiana last season and what veterans were lost to man who is going to ball team into shape an did to Michigan two years ago of trouble for those B A A Denisons cross as and although he is Little is known about the wolverines country team by teams who look upon Denison but it is certain they will have a heavy things making no promises graduation and an- a stepping stone to better a machine h e guarantees other is not compet- would be to predict a much better team It absurd ing is giving four Vi than has represent championship team However a real sophomores the op- ed Denison in some time fighting squad is at Rupps call some- Coficti oso fuPF portunity to take The old bugbear of lack of reserve thing that has been lacking during his D SCHEDULE Coach Edson C Babe Rupp places in 1930 FOOTBALL material is in the background this three- year regime To put it in the their his third year as Varsity Coach W J Liv Michigan at Ann Arbor year Time after time in former years words of Hugh Fullerton the Big started Sept 27 football coach at Denison with ingstons combination which opens the 4 at Granville Denison has put a scrappy team on Red team is worthy of adjectives Oct St Xavier practice a week ago marathoning season with Oberlin Oc- Muskingum at New the field only to see their spirit break Oct 10 His prospects this year for a tober 17 Concord Night Game n when their opponents ran in one re- successful season are the best Although Roadarmel and Sargent Miami at Gran serve after another Oct 17 Fri Graduates Capture since he took over the work here were graduated from the team and Homecoming This year if Rupp so desires he can ville he has had little or no school the outlook is optimistic with pull Knute Rocknes stunt of running Heretofore Oct 25 Cirrcy at Cincinnati material with which to work but DePuy Knd Humphrey and John- out an entire new team As usual Golfing Tournament Nov i Otterbein at Granville this year an abundance of material son all sophomores who showed up Rupp is doing things rather than talk- Nov 8 Ohio Univ at Athens has reported He is one of the well in the intramural contests last ing so rumors which place Denison Nov 15 Ohio Wes at Delaware Ackley and Flory Take Ad- popular coaches in the Buck- fall now in training along with Grady anywhere from the cellar to the most Nov 22 Wooster at Granville vocate Messick eye Conference and Steinberger veterans Art Dar- championship of the B A A are cir Trophy row star runner from last years team dilating Megaw Runners- Up He graduated from the Sandusky high school and from Denison in is not reporting for training this fall At one nights practice session last 1913 In 19131- 415 he was coach Cross- five- course which winds over the week there were eight sophomores on Two members of the class of 30 country which was elevated mile at Troy Ohio He was at Spring- years ago position of a hills The Denison course is the first team while eight of the 11 broke into prominence in the golfing three to the Licking field in 19161- 718 The next year in the Buckeye returned lettermen looked on world this summer when Jere Ackley major sport has been rapidly gaining the hardest course first and he came back to coach in Doane favor with sport fans as an added at- Likely candidates for team positions Rupe McConnell and Abe Flory captured third Scott and letter 19192021- 2223 Stein- Y flight honors respectively in the an- Academy in Fol- traction to other pre- winter athletic for the Oberlin meet include men along with Adams a sophomore nual county golf tourney sponsored by lowing this he taught mathematics contests The meets are held between berger Knox DePuy Grady Humph- seem to be the outstanding ends on in Doane and Denison until he halves of the football games on the rey Eatough and Johnson the squad the Newark Advocate Ackley earned his way to the finals took over his present duties in 28 by eliminating William Fitzgibbon BUCKEYE SPORTS n Newark Country Club champ and then Continued from page 5 defeated Paul Harlow former Wesley- to a higher standing for both of these EMERSON an athlete 5 and 3 in the 36 hole final teams when the final reckoning is made match Flory went to the finals by in the late fall beating Charles Hirsch Newark mer- St X Is Strong chant and then won from Tom Mes- St Xavier is an unknown quantity Tackles and guards are numerous An sick campus night- watchman 9 and except for the fact that the wearers of Ludwig Shepard and Miller sopho- 7 in the finals the green have never failed to produce more tackles are prominent Pool For copping the first flight honors a scrappy bunch and last year they r veteran guard seems certain of a Attractive Ackley received a handsome matched rated with the best in the Buckeye berth Pipoly Edwards and Ellison set of Burke Stainless golfing irons conference candidates All weigh at are other and a large trophy He also was

170 pounds and are fast men to 1 Suit Group least awarded a pair of golfing shoes for pull out of the line for interference having the lowest qualifying score an at an attractive Oeil former halfback and center 80 Flory was awarded a loving cup a and Clark are calling signals The and a pair of shoes Messick received price for the man who seeks fullback position is capably filled by a box of cigars for being runner- up moderate expenditure and a Ed Spear outstanding frosh back Ackley finished the first 18 two up full measure of style and value Philbrick experienced line smasher is having an 82 for medal while Harlow X All types of models patterns n also expected to be called into service contented himself with an 84 In the 7EASY and colors are included in these Thompson 230- pound center is get- afternoon Ackley ran his advantage up ting a regular call but Saurer letter- SAIUNG suits to five holes on the first nine and tfcen arjc man of a year ago and Anderson cinched the match on the thirteenth sophomore must be considered green with a birdie four to have Har- An array of fleet halfbacks are at low dormie He then won with a par Attractive Furnishings hand Gabele and Rimes of last years on the short fourteenth and clever sophomore eleven Wart Buddy Megaw would have been a HATS SHOES being used at ball toter are present finalist in the second flight except for You will find it easy sailing at home a reliable man on Den- Otto Walker a slight infraction of the rules which if you use our meats There will be years is quality ison teams for the last two caused him to lose to of no complaint on account of the Fritz Drake We know the meat business from start ROE EMERvSON nursing an injured hand Other aspir- Newark one up in 19 holes The com- always depend the jobs include H to finish and you can Newarks Clothier and ants for Walker mittee settled the technicality which on us to furnish you with only the Outfitter Shank and Sauer arose on the fourth hole in favor of best Its a pleasure to buy meat from 11 S THIRD NEWARK The squad does not possess an ex- Drake ceptional punter Adams will probably F J SEICLE be used for the kickoffs and place kicks FOR RENT Room suitable for single 204 E Broadway Phone 8116 PATSYS PLACE Several minor injuries have ham- man Two in family Electricity n Special Fraternity pered recent drills The team will be water heat Strictly modern With Rates to and shape Ann Sorority Trade if you think your cooking is bad ours in good for the game at garage Phone 8125 try Arbor Saturday Rupp believes Special

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