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- ~~~Established '187,8VoL LHII No. 3, PHILLIPS ACADEMY,
ANDOVER, MASSACHUSETTS, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1931 Ten Cents
MR.ROTH OF'THE Davis, O'Neil, and Barr are Nightmares Ran Extra
Lap Calendar Of Events STRENGTH OF VARSITYHISTORY DEPT. HOME
Elected to Class Off ice rships Tonight; Regular Time Back For The
Coming Week FOTALSUDIFROM YEAR IN EUROPE -At the elections for
office'rs of One night last spring the Saturday, September 26
GREATLY AUGMENTED
the Senior Class which wvere held P1fI11.iI'IAN office was
thrown 7:00 p. m. mil M e e t i n1 gAttended Many Sessions Of
(luring thc week, the following into confusion with the arguing
Room: Songs andl checers Two Or Three Scrimmages HeldLeague Of
Nations men wcre chosen t6 fill the posi- of the ten or so hoard
members followed. by "movie-The During Course Of LastAt
Genevatin:Peint oaeWbr present'as to whether the institu- Front
Pa~c with Adolph Few Practices
tion: Prsidnt, orae Weber tion of daylight saving time 'Menjou,
Pat O'B~rien, and___VISITS ITALY AND GREECE Dvsrlimatn,.Y.;ic-
mcant turning the clocks forward Mary Brian. - SEVERAL NEW- PLAYS
DEVISED
Travl~ hrogh any ounrie In President, George Potter O'Neil, or
back. Sunday 'September 27FizBrdGahmAnWitedT Bal.thereFordh M eat
ones I Sewickly. - Penn.; Secretary, This fall we know there is go-
10:30 a. m. Chapel. Dr. Ne- Const itud, Graham, iA e Whirteh
Fasond Slay Richard James Barr, Jr. of) ing to he a change, but
there is no hemialh Boyntoqn of M~ed-tigBakilPassion Play ~~Joliet.
111. one to argue in which (lirection ;t ford, Mvass. Srn akil
During his leave of-absence last __________________ will he.
Nine o'clock risings and __________________ The strength of the
Blue footballyear, Mr. Lawrence V. Roth, in- ten o'clock break
fasts throughout Squiad has been greatly increased by
Tstructor in history, toured Europe, FMV GAMES MMCI UP the
summer spoiled the majority EXETER INAUGURATES the constant
practice and drill on{-paying particular attention to places of us
enough so that ju';t getting FOTALthe fundamental principles of
theconcernd with is teacing. Lev- FALLSOCCER WWULL ack to the
school routine was a IT1AU~II game. All week long, the charginging
America in the early fall, he shock. Any move to get anybody
machines, tackling and blocking -proceeded through France to First
Contest Of The Season up any earlier now would meet Captain Bliss
Is Among Three dummies have been in constant use.Geneva, where he
spent several Postponed Because Of with nothing but snores. So
sleep Veterans Returning In To vary the program and to
preparemonths. While there he took courses - Quarantine late. and
don't bother to set the .The Line for the first game a week away,
theat the Post-Graduate Institutes for TW USHV ENMD clock back:
you'llb i n EF aiu el omdtashvInternational Studies. He also at-
WOCT AESE AE plenty of- ti II heoro upr inre hruhl eea etended
many-sessions of the iSSem- Forty-Four Mean Are Now On, Squad ing.
Red And Gr~ay Ha. Strong Bak learned tlhortscimmagyes bteveal
nebly, council, and commissions of the From The Seventy-Five -With
Five Last Year's the" evenly matched teams, havereague of Nations.
The work of- Who Repiorted Lettermen Back taken place already. Each
day thethe preliminary disarmament conm- Thew ope~ning 'game of the
soccer MR. PARADISE WRITES Phillips Exeter Acdm opndcontact work
becomes longer.mission and the council discussion OF \aey pnd O
lWednesday an especially longseasonl has lbeen postponed until IITD
DRTI t otalsao atTusaOf the Polish atrocities to Germans ,uuISunIOY
FPRNI i, footbal seaso la-Tus practice was held, and the
bac~kfield
II in Upper Silesia -absorbed him pair- Octobe 17hwhsisdethh ___
~en candidates reported to- Hiea received its first actual
contactfact hat abor cadeY wit .1ticularly. 'I a ao cdn Eliphalet
Pearson's Press Coach Souders and his assistants work. The first
string ball carrierswhom the gm a ceue scie h iet lt r iz raaWieMr.
Roth spent a short time in gam wa shedledisHere Described In for
their initial .practc.Teln odt aeFtGiaWieEngland.-where
hqurantie.sTinpostpoementDetail will have to he rebuilt this year
head, and flird. O'Neil an'd D. K.Englando whee h esor wst invted
ato ofn thsgm ilgv oc ey as only three letter men of 'last Brown
have thus far succeeded intalkto te hstor stuent at in-an
opportunity to select the strong- ONLY LOCAL PRINTS TREATED year's
-forward defense have re- holding down the end positions,chester
College. the oldest prepara- esst lpossible team and prepare that
__rtory school in Great Britain, corres- team -for the (lifficult
opposition to Book Receives Favorable Comment- (Continued on Page
4) (Continued on Page 4')ponding to Andover in the U'nitedbemt From
Saturday ReviewStates. There he found their Thle schedule for the
comingsa fLtrtr Bob North Plans Trip To Lapland Thismethod of
teaching history very sonl is as follows:iio. fPitn nAdvrWntr o bod
T uig U iestesimilar to his own. At Oxford he Oct.f P-Tntirgcademy
atoAn(lined w ith the faculty. doervb Mlr. Scott Paradise. an
instructor
(Continuedon Page 4)Oct. 2 4-\Vorcester Academv at here, w~a,
published a short time agoWorcester. 1wv a local firm. Tlhis small
hookBAND TO BE DiRECTED ~a~)Ct~ 2 8-llarvard Freshmen at traces
A-ndover printing offices from -
Cmbridge. their beginning in 1798 down to theTHIS. YEAR By MR~.
IVES Nov. 7-.kf. 1. '1' Freshmen at .______ ~~~Andover. lineal
successor of the first, the An-
Dorr Elected Manager During_ Nov. II-Exeter at Andover. (oe
rs.Tefrtpitn fThe Absence Of Two cuts hlave already been fices were
locatedI on Andover IHill.
Klienhans madle. and froni the seventy filve one of them
occupying a brick build-- ~~~~~men who reported. forty- four re-
ing across the roadl from Mfr. Saw-
On WVednegdar in Graves lHall a main. Another cut which \v'ill'
yer's house. Dleuing the middle ofmeeting of all those who intend
the nincteenth century a temlperanceto play in the band, was called
and 'continued on l'age 4) paper was printed here,
andi-nl183sufficient namnes were procured to tl is noe
ekvwsi~tclassure that the band w\ill lbe well FOREIGN STUDENTS Ini
IM87 the printing- office becamesulpportedl this fall. PAY SCHOOL A
VISIT the Andover Press andl the Towns-
All, men w~ho wvere here last vear nwastre..tthpeetandl saw the
performance of' thle Received By Society Of Inquiry time the Press;
does wvork for manvhand at 'The Exeter football game An netiedA col
andi colleges. specializing in'
will be interested to know thatThp Log Cabin - vearbooks anid
athletic pulblications. - -spite of Mr. Young's departure Omi the
sixteenth of September a In a review of M.Nr. Paradise'sfrom
school, the band -will be re- g.roup offrinsWet iterl 1)ook
publlished in the Voiturdal le--organizedl this fall tinder the
direc- Phillips Academy fromi the Inter- 7ic v of
LitrratrcCalPrntn--tion of Mr. Smith and Mr. Ives. national Student
Service Conference Rollin,; gives a sketch of its con- ATn the
absence -of the manager,, at Mt. H olyoke. T hese students tents.
One of the more importantKleinhans, the band will be directed were
entertained] by thle Society of centers of book production in theby
R. G. Dorr. last year's assistant Inquiry under the (lirection of
'.\r. first half of the nineteenth century Courtesy of the
Binghamton (N. Y.) Preuxmanager. Sufficient appropriations
Trowbridge, and were shown about was Andover, whfere a learned
press ROBERTr C. NORTH, P. A. '32, As\oi PAVi. REINHARDT, WNO PLAN
Taie To LAPI.ANnhave been obtained from the ath- the larger
buildings and through the had been established through theletir
association and other sources bird sanctuary. All of these stu-
zeal of E'liphialet Pearson, for twen- lobNrh h wlherem .\tid em
rofteatyiltv vears a teacher at Harvard, and bered by his friends-
here for his lx. Pauil P~einhardt. a Cornell Uni-(Continued on Page
4) (Continued' on Page 4) first princilpal of Phillips Academy.
expllorations in the region north of versitv stu'lent. T he
travelling willReturns After A Year ~~"The Andover printing office
I-Iuidsonl Bay. and -also for his Ile(oeanotecuieyb enDr.'
Ptatteicher eun fe er which Mr. Pearson enlarged for the three
books oni hlis travels, has again de(oer andmoi. 'thi
expliedyitvrion-wl
Spent Abroad In Studying And Traveling propagation of Calvinism
and the left school for another exploringlintellectual nurture of
Congrega- trip. This time the iournev w~ill he h e the first which
hias ever attempted
With the opening of school, Andover wvas glad to %velcome back
Dr. tional missionaries in heathendom to I-apllandl. The main
inspiration to invadle the reaches of I a~pland inPfatteicher after
his -sabbatical leave of absence abroad. While in Euiropec
pxissessedl the first fonts, of Greek for the journey wav the
diqcover' thle wvinter. all others, inl hi story haveDr.
Pfatteicher first wvent to the British IMuseum in London, where he
and T-lebrew type in the United in the attic of his home inl
\\altonl, gone in seas;ons; of the year when thespent six weeks in
gathering photostats of musical manuscripts. After States: in 1829
it had eleven fonts New York. of somec books about-the wveather is
less severe.working at the British Museum, Dr. Pfatteicher went to
the University of oriental type, lexcluisive of travels. inl
Scandinavia in the late North and his friend left in thleof
Freiburg in the heart of the Black Forest, in Southern Germany.
Hebrew'. From 1854 to 1887 the 1700's of an Italian named
Aberci.With the information he had gathered at the British
'Museumi, hie edited press was owned by -Warren F. Records have
revealed that several ildk'of Septemiber for Europe.Thte Organ
Works of John Rcdiford, who was organist. in the Cathedral Draper,
all intelligent and indus- members of the N.\orth family hav'e
working their wvay acros; Onl aof St. Paul in L.ondon during the
time of King Henry VIIT. triotis puibliqher, mainly of religious,
been v'erv interested in thi-s remote f reighe oCpnhgn hi
This past July the tUniversity of Freiburg bestowed the degree
of books.' In his thirty-three y'ears of section of the globe, and
because of.- plan to visit various un1iversity CitiesDoctor of
Philosophy in Musicology upon Dr. Pfatteicher. active p~rinting. he
published over this conncation andl because of the throughout the
continent to' studyDuring the course of the summer, Dr. and M rs.
Pfatteicher traveled six hundred volumes, some of which interest
arouse;d in them by the maps and literature about thle
coun'-through Italy, Switzerland, and Scotland; they saw, while in
Germany, had a wvide sale. The book is a wel- reading of books onl
L-pland. North try of Lrapland]. The,,- w~ill be joined
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PAGE TWO THE PHILLIPIAN SATURDAY, SEPTirEMBE 26, 1931
THE PHILLIPIAN I~~~I.Estabjishecd 1878 Qlr A
Edisor-in.Chi,) GLADWIN ARTHUR HILL 00VManaging Editor
BusinessManager T h dtr oti dtrJOHN HARDING PRESTON WILLIAM ELLWOOD
KEENEYToteEir:ote dor
Assistant Managing Editor Circulation Maae September "School and
Society" At this time of thc year when the E-vidently the rules and
regula-CHARLES SANFORD WOOLSEY ROBERT HASKELL CORY, Jn. has a
little paragraph which says foliage alld grass have matured, it
tions of Phillips Academy have now
In Passing Editor, At.xis W. Tuoai'soN "Comlpilatiolis by the
Children's, is quite a temptation to cut across become so numerous
that it is con-.Alumni Editors Bureau of the Department of Labor a
turn or corner on the grass bor- sidered necessary to inclose them
in
0. 0. JENSEN. '32 E. 0. TILToN, '32 state (lespite a decided
decrease in (lerinig thle wialks. Although it mnay book form. The
visible proof ofG. T. PEK '33 Ecag dtr M. T. GLEASON,. JR, '33
employment opportunities for not seem to do much harm, it is this
is the little gray book of which "
Senior Editors - ~~~~~~~young people, more than 103,000
comparatively easy to wvear an ugly everyone is so proud.R. T.
CLOUCH. '32 R. S. HARvEy, '32 childreni received certificates Per-
looking path across a lawn. This In a school noted, as Andover
is
BuD.Csiess Boar mitting them to leave school for not only spoils
the appearance of the presumed to be, for its Yankee in-A. ScHuLTz.
JR., '32 J. P. AUSTIN, '32 D). K. TnEVVET, .33 work in 19.30."
Moral; if you want campus for this fall, but injures thle
dependence and ingenuity, it isW. Boyin, JRt., '32 T'. C. SAVACE.
'32 J. AL CAREY, 3D). '33 to wvork, don't go to school. roots of
the grass, preventing it rather a blow to the pride of theW. 0.
BOSWELL. '32 G. Mloox, '33 A. B. BowER. '33fr
goigithspn.Teesudtbdyoraokoful,W. H. PAINE, '32 R. L. KEENEY, JR.,
'33 R. SNYDER, '33 ***fo riigi h pig hr tdn oyfrabo frls
R. H. DAvENPORT, Jn.. '33 With all this talk of infantile fly-
is nothing which will give the cam- many of which are nothing but
pettyPubl-ishe-de-ver-y W ednesday and Satura urng 'the school
year. Inig around the campus, wve thought uPts 4 more __slovenly
aspect in the restrictions, to be given out as mightTnE PHIILLIPIAN
invites comnmunications, but (Ioes not assume responsibility for
the wedak otr htte sym P- slg tan~ innumcrable tracks a
mauloarstWetPitr
sentiments expressed therein, All communications must be signed,
although the, name tomrs W%;ere. It seems "you wake
upwhcaresiyaltoewrnbAnpls.tisetilyaeuiaof the author will be
withheld from publicatinn if hie so desires. eone-morning with a
drowsy feeling, careless students. These are I,- form of "Yankee
independence"
NOMEc To ADVERTISERS hardly able to force yourself Out pecially
noticeable near the stone which is bound up in a mass ofTo insure
change of advertisements,. copy must be received not later than
noon of o f b~ed. Your whole body f eels steps on the western side
of ',Main "rules,, customs, and privileges".
day preceding publication, ~~~slack and lifeless." B~ut .if you
Street and at the junction of the To the writer it seems that such
aTerms: $3.50 per year; $1.50 per termn. ' csmyb eti hEntered at
the Andover Post Office as second-class matter. can' lea out of bed
with a shout path which leads fromt the cottages rule as "no dogsa
eketi h
of glee. spring through a few and the one from the west quad-
dormitories" is not only an insult to" And r'i~~~ s~~iapp~'
exercises, andI bound into an r~~~~~angle. Another sore spot is a
path the intellect of the average student-
L~~U~eS, ~~us~oms, rivie~~~cs ice-cold shower at the first sound
leading around both sides of Ban5 u lodwrih iiuosof the' alarm
tomorrow morning, croft I-Tall. In a short time the saying that
at
Today we publish uinder "Communications" a1 letter criticizing
the clout worry, It's the fellow that With these pos;sible
disadvantages Andover there are no rules untilcan that Ought to see
the doctor. in nmincl, it should be easier to re- they are brokien,
may not be applic-
new pamphlet of rulcs. The letter seems, to us to be written
from a f rain fromt short-cutting across thle able evyen in its
most liberal mean-think the majority ~~~~~~~~grass ivilich is so
easily injured. ing. There is no surer way toclecitledly bigoted
point of view. In the first place wye tikt mjrt Prep, rackets grow
more and more hse hscniinta
of the members of the school should be. and are. glad of this
compilation numerousq c'ar by year. LaIst week P. te choldon o
3b4bndY ing the schoo___downtoa bulk of
of the "rules, customs., and privileges" of -Andlover. and
Nv'elconme it as on iteh 3 ihaltl lehttrifling limitations, wvhich
cannotadecided improvement over the former state of scattered
regulations. was walking along with a laundry- lo the Editor: and
wtill not be respected.
bag. When accostedl. the ustial One important matter which P. A.
'34.,;ome of which the student body knew only 1y hearsay, and about
which "i'm working" issited fromt beneath should he considered is
the necess;itythe students had no more definite knowledge than the
faculity, whose th itebu Wenakdfraltig itemr oe to r the
Editor:
opinions on any one ruling often differed ~t'idely who he was
workiiig for, he looked thle electrical, expenses to enable 'Wrhen
a qtudent places, a one-down at the namec onl the latindry students
to own and use a few hour subl)ect on his schedule he
In the second place. the writer seems unaware of the fact that
the bag (w'e'll call it Smith by the spec- simple electrical
appliances in" their usually does so merely to fill in hisrules at
Andover are -about as few and as uncoinfining as will be found ial
request of those concerned]) and] own roomns. Toiasters, heaters;,
and course' or because he is requiired to-
that here re i~id tosaid, "A\ guy named Smlith." Then douible
sockets with lamps are cer- do so. H-e has not a great dleal ofait
any school in the world:- he speaks of the fact ta thereae'ai ote
little ho'y was askevd what his tainly not luxuries and will not
keep interest in the course and does notbe "no rules until they are
broken". This is a (lecidedlly foolish and namec was, iie hesitated
just a anybody f rom -studying. WVhy consider it vitally important
in hi;illogical statement, and obviously originates, anywhere but
fromt the little ton long, and the spirit of should thle students
not lie allowved preparation. Naturally hie expectsMouths of those
who arc responsible for the conduct at A\ndover. The GereWsintncet
po oon hm s-amte f at sjnments in proportion to thehini while~-Ihe
hsitated. "Smith." mnany of theni do, anyway. and no- size of the
course, nli s npsiwriter mentions the' fact that the
rtulesarnoinkengwtth he confessed. body is the'loser except teeeti
l or difficult f`6rhmtfidim"Yankee independence" with which Forhtne
accredited Phillipi; the aldprtet cctoi prfeparmu hiwork for
these0((
Academy. We wis to remind "P.A. '34" that inependence an~l I
ionkinig geese are excellent 11Why cannot sonie gnerotus donlor
classes. But does, he get short as-rule; have little if any
relation. All the universe has rules. Nature has alarmi cl~ocks.
eslpeciallv if thcy're realize the real pressing need of the
signments? No! These instructor-ruiles which cannot he broken :
srociety finds]- it necessa.rv to have rules: holding a reunion on
the lawn at s;chool, and also sever~al of the lesser pile it onl as
if it' were a fotur- or.it cannot be expected that Andover. as
nearly a1 cross;-section of society Samuel Phillips; H-all. TIxt',
hope onies, an11d make coinditions better five-houir subject. Thle
material of-
Stmda. ashere for the entire commtinitv. if fered in these
coturses should heas can be found, could get on without them.
Finally, our communicant they don't conic everv tndvawe should get
an extra hour of the school cannot do so from its own covered in
the classrbom and ;istates that the ritles are petty and
restricting, and are unnecessary in
sly chool where students exercise as mnuch self-control as, they
do here,.le oih.lalgtsvn.vnhns iiu muto usd vrany ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~know. P. A. '32. assigned. P. A. '34.but he ends by
predicting that the rules will he disobeyed because oftheir nature.
SMOITS rs WRTII ';rv Honor Roll Frank \Vendell Rounds, Jr,
Altogether, we fail to find any grotinds for otir
correspondenlt'4 Grass, beginining to grow- where
WVinchesterarguments; we wondler -bow he could expect to get hlis
letter printed in the armillary sphere used] to he. The following
is the scholarship Thomas Baird Campion, Coltim-the paper of a
school wthos;e boys are so cahined, cribbed and confined The
putting greens at the bird list for the spring term of last bus,
Ohio
sanctuary. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~'ear. Names include only those De\Vitt
H-ornor, New York. N.bm petty regulations.-- The new loan exhibit
at the Art now in' school: V
Gallery. Scholarships of thj irst grade: Scholarship of the
SecondExpressions before and after a IIpPPR MIVARS
Grade:Inter-appreciation cleebadti atwe t Charles Bertrand BRayly.
Jr.,
faces of those taking one. Cleveland Heights, OhioSNOs- l-lere
at .\ndover acquaintances with instructors outside of class * * *
Ralph btzzarooWakeefelddRobertt1-laskellCCoy..JJr,,Enngee
Here at Andover acquaintances wite
hearrthatrtitouappearancelofsRichard Gibson Dorr. Lantcaster wood,
N. J-i ee~l(icuae ytesuetbdy. One who cutltivatco W ertae; l perneo
Terrill Newrtan. Grosse Pointe tIT'rPER MIDDLERSare
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~the iiew rule book wvas dlela eh'',, 's rsuch a
friendship is often sus~pected of "sucking for a drag'. Con~tacts
thle doubt of th-ose in charge as to
- J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ohn Harold Richardson. St. South Orange. N.
J.with faculity menibers outside of class may be miade as important
an itemi a suritable title for it, 'Why not Ptl io oetRcnl iclSasin
the school curriculum as those in class,. MVore intimate f
ribtidships label it "Strike Up The Ban"?
LOnwER ATMDERas dlale. N. Y.wvith instrtictors are one of the
Prnime ain14 of the tutorial system which *** MacDonald T)cming,
New York. David Mfeade Cooper, Terreis in effect so generally in
England and which is -gettingsoi footholI 'Mr. \Vilkin-on'q brother
has N. V. Haute. mnd.in this cotmtry. Rxeter has just completed]
plans for permitting ins;truc- written a detective story entitled
'Mablon Rasselas Mason. Roston David Edwards Varner, Fred.tion in
smaller groups in order that the qtudents ma1,y have More
pefrsonal1 "Mad M\u'rder". Could he have David Cole Jenney,
Nantucket ericksburg. Va.
association with members of the faculty, ~~~~been an English
teacher too? -uiosDunican 'Bruce, Jr.. Charleston,* * *
~~~~~~~~John 'Munro Woolsev, Jr.. Newv I\r.
The advantages of friendships with instructors, in prep school
are A ventilation expert wvas called YokN.Y Andrew Schultz. Jr..
Wellesleymans':l they ftirnish a start for the same sort of
friendships; in college. otit from towvn to see about the air
Robert Whittemore Sides, Yonk- T-illsa cttstom wvhich is general
throughout the smaller American universities;: system in the
gymnasium. His ers. N. V. -they give a student a clearer concepi
ion of the course be is takitig. showv onlI' orders were, "See
wvhat you (Continued on Page 3)himi the prob~lems the instructor
may' have in teaching, -and help himt tocndoatti.Sholsnyben0
OdD1T
open a. week, and it smells like the Exhibit O l Documents,
Beonging Tco-operate to the better advantage of 1)0th ; they are a
refreshing return dickens already." The School, Now Being Shown At
Libraryto civilization fromt thle comparative juingle of-dormitory
life: finally,***thev' are additional friendships, of which no oeii
can have too many. Bacteriology students at Yale For the last week
the Library has been the scene of an exhibit of2
Thos whohavetintyet ormtlatd an suc conectins souldnottold their
instructress that she 1(1d (octlments belongitng to the school.
This exhibition has been especial-would look well in the Follies,
and 1Y interesting because it contains mniai items which we now
ttse and canlJ.avoid anopportuIt tod o neeycs hr slsal'sm an h et
toew York and got a comtpare with these. The chaiige is indeed
(Itite noteworthy. Among
Thle factulty members; are doing their lpart. A' large majority
have teas she winth Mr. \iged fyuwn h oeitrsigatce n ipa r:tebo-o
csadprove thei wort. Thse wh r~o ot hae thm in ani' ases ave with
cas just t.Ziell the instuco wnthe scooisrecontrded:i a tlette
fomdsl e the fouderof hilip Academ tod
givn tiptheir effortsl zthrouhi acn ofreposthlokslieoJhntibet.
neofth trsteistteerlcrlesofth acdey.whch lsmghTf
geeralinte-appeciaton btwee theactttvmmber and the Onet otof
theubetomisriowts in thsLated 1827 and aolny of certificaustesof
whaaic. ther ancreoralsomn ofth
studentseof Porhilip TAcadm could hin enourhaged.emi Andov
aersol hae week'clss proost telal the insrorper'shold
picturescofrteda school inrit infan (lays.r Alof Piloith notcingm
arcwie'll on ther e-t'a rf thto-comlshn h- ' naua-maswatEee is.
"imotur ofk onregationl is- silthoute ofrEiapha'let Pearsonl svp
the firs princial o -hAip AIcademy.
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GET IN TUNE =- N" -Andover Turns Back -Exeter, 20 to 16; Kent
Triumphs Over Choate, 20 to 0!IETWUTK afS. .wf yALB I M'lI
P*IUIS~dide -"' GAffMDUI HATS '"-,w'wwtwID DLIMURY BATSWITH THESE
PRICES _ . ?EWWDW . S. A-f rala S C~OWMIVNtawMO "
3 or 4 PIECE SUITS - $35.00 to $65.00 Tom ue --"owa.-. - - - - -
- -= N~~~~~~~~~~~~Y.OOIMoET .POLO COATS - - $35.00 to $90.00 u .ZZ
~ _BAWW B19.0
TRENCH COATS - - $6.00 to $18.00 MM
SUICKERS - - $4.00 to $7.50 i -;r~ AUGK6tO - --d
Cuatomed Made or Ready to Wear Clothing__ !_________________ __
Ii~~~~~~M N .-
T be luurn~~~~~~g (Co. Jnc# ~ ~ __
J. M STEWART Prpitor Jugr ~ i -Opent tiru-poutfth Connecting
rooms with or without bath. .-. 4 IL C. Wekwa
ruot heyear. Diagram and terms on applicatin I a--- -: -.
N. -l -EJ
MANY STUDENTS SIGN FIRST MIRROR TO BE I_ 0j57' ~UP FOR THE
ORCHESTRA ISSUED IN NOVEMBER ~_ l ~ ~ _
~F-~~Fill -Usual Rogers Hall Trip Wyill Be Students Urged To
Contribute .---
Made Near The End For Coming - ' - - -Of The Term Edition
7~'&
Last lCednesday evening the first .\ed1a iirj.xrpot - -F-Asked
h%. a reporter JIN~~~~~~~- -official mceting of the orchestra was
~~~~-
I cocerning the coming edition of frj N---Dr. Pfatteicher. with
vrgati- t ardne__ Jr.,___calledat th Peaboy I-luseib COMirror, Ring
LadeIJ.-d - ~ t_ --fyiamng rethem b glarge numlber of itor of the
niagazine. stated that the 41r 17 2 --students came out to
practice. first- issue would appear shortly
among t em bigmany new men after Thanksgiving. E~ditor
Lard-.1,Yto fill the places 1of those who iier also announced that
the Mirror
graduated last v'ear, Dr. Pf at-teicer as lea~d wth he um-needed
more contributions. H-e ex-
her that signed lip and hopes to Irse eiefrmn otihave even more
at the meeting to butions from the school in all lincsto) held next
Wednesday. To be- of tile Mirror's endeavor; namely.gin w~ith the
orchestra played the short stories. articles, poenm, hIIII- A N D O
V E R 'S
3%- Trch' from .4thalia and to corn- nn sonus b~its and art
wvork.plete the practice for the night81LArgo" was tried out.
judging R C MNC O Sfront the results;, the orchestrapromqcise ol
wellme one of- which EVENTS FOR SEASON G A A EV
prod. eartheCross Country Candidates HaveZend of this term the
glee club andFItWrotWh
orchestra will journey to Rogers Mr. Shieldsal.pursuing its
annual custom. X E E
All those who have any musical On TIuesday. clubl track
officiallytalent at all and can pltty their started for the season,
for it was
instruments at all wvell. are invitedl then that the candidates
were al- S P EVC A L LY C O V ER E D ,to join the orchestra and may
do lowed to sign uip for the events,so b arrngin wit Dr.Pfat 'which
they' wished to go out for.
4i teichier. Several trips are takenthroughout the Year.
including afoth hlessn.Amc
concrt t Exterin wichthelarger number than had been an-combined
musical cluhs take part. ticipated turned out for 'cross
- country. As usual Mr. Shields is* Honor Rofl - ~~in charge of
this activity. Other7(Coniinued from Page 2) events also commenced
and shortly
Low~ MTDDLERS cverything will have gotten tinder-* ~~~way in
preparation for the meets
Hube~rt Greenidge' Davis. H-as-Whchaetcoedrntetr.7*brouick
Heights. N. I.wihaet oedrn h em
William Muller Taylor. West
Newton - ~~~BOYS' and MEN'SWilliam Norris Perrv. Andover
HTANDKERCHTEFSRicbard Lewis, Linkroumi. Hack- lc 5 n 2
ennack. N. T. aI choice of white and coloredDavid Lovell
Francis, Troy. N. bre.IN
Emr~il Josenh G1atne. Mfethiien BOYS' SPORT HOSE
V T~orinier Roe.Irn,-tn 25c. 39 and tocprT- i Collier Sargent.
Green- MEN'S HALF HOSEsuch Con. Figured RayonCharles T-Tolconih
D~awson. Size-, 91/ to llj/a
UtIniontown. Pa. 25c and 50c pr.
K l.Aoilll Carcev Miller. Fhiusliner.Glenri-e 7dwu~n T-Tidlev',
Andover HILLER COMPANY
HOTEL
-SHAWSHEEN MANORANDOVER
J. De Acutls, Prop.S-ituated in the heart of America's
motbatiuroe lIg N w ~ u k~UW 0
village. Only one mile from PhiIlini%*iidover Academy.
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PAGE FOUR THE PHILLIPIAN SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1931
THE HIARTIGIAN PHIIRNICY Strength Of VarsityTO HMEBR PLNxer
auuas
SPECIAL OFFER Greatly Augmentedl FOR VERY BUSY YERItFobalSsnwest
rooth Brush $ .50 (Continued from Page 1) Drv o l lte o(Continued
from Page 1)
I Dental Mirror Drive For Old Clothes To Be ~turned. They are
Capt. John Bliss, '1 Dental Mirror .~~50 w~hile the center of, the
line consists Organized Later In Emrnons Turner, and John Clhu.
$1.00 of Rosenberg. Lowe, Barr, Davis, The Term bert. Bliss and
Turner are guards,
$1.00 Value and Cahners. Four of these were ThwnoercatrhfTcH
ivle Chubert holds an end
BOTH FOR 50 CENTSlttrmnatye.P_____________________________ Seven
teams now make up the plans an exceptionally busy year Exeter,
however, is as usual well
THE' ANDOVER FRUIT STORE varsity squad. In the near future this
wvinter for there is a large stipjlied wiithi veteran backfeld mia-
Hie ""Got By" Atapprximtel twnty-ivewil benumber of unemployed and
desti- terial, as four halfbacks and one
A. BASSO, Proprietor apprn orimthel frt or Blue willnth vcliy
fAnovr quarterback have retuined. Gor- Sc hool forYearschosn fo
thefirs or luesquad. t(eiIh iiit fAdvr on Ellis is the quarterback
and
CHOICE FRUITS The remaining men will constitute Duigteflape ilb'
i- George Willis, Hugh Macmillan, Without a Good Pen.%[AIN TREET
NDOVERthe Grey jerseys. tributed to the hungry, and on Braman
Gibbs, and Jim Sullivan -hut it cost Ib'in many afriendMAIN STREET
ANDOVER le' canesfo asuces-Thanksgiving and Christmas free are the
remainder of last year's "Since he borrowed my yen, it
NEW ~ful season rest largely-on its speed dinners will be given
out.' backfield. isate onyverdF bunth NOTe, o sfPrke--B IG BEN The
~~~~~~~~~~members of Toc H intend to Laiwrence Academy itleoy
quently said, u O fPre
with 2-Voice Alarm and deception rather'iItvw.weight.
aDeleqipdwokcpne iflnteExtrsheue h d. For here is a point noand
Silent Tick Realizing this fact, Coach Shepard strtahleuppdwokho e
yearo takng the plaechedoflSt eandica aisou breathetwrith s
amas
JOHN FERGUSON, Jeweler has devised several newv and.sed downtown
at the Andover Guild thisyer,tkngteplc o t easil distyou
ret.he-twitte amazANDOVER 'MASSACHUSE77S ~~peedyfor the beniefit of
the town boys. absle'to This year Andover will ing Pressureless
Touch.
plas hic. t s hpe, wllprve he wil ls gie he oy i be bl t get a
line on Exeter's A pen you can lend when calledANDOVER MASACHUSETT
plays whch, it ishoped, wil prove Tey will alo give th boys in-on
asoDdoowdnownerodowith-
baffling to the opposing teams. srcinnawdevityfsu-ability a
little better than in for-ouf'jects. However. .the workshop de- e
er sth e n m You'll find other nspricedILL POLAND ~~~~Foreign
Students A ed nteriigo leee-plays three teams which oppose 50%
higher than the Parker Duo-'BILL POLAND pends on the raising of the
neces- Andover. They are Yale. Har- foldjr.-or Lady Duofold at $5,
yet
PaySchol Viit aryfunds for tools. As csoayvard, and New
Hampshire fresh- with22% to69%lessinkcapacity.Successor to an old
clothes drive will be held -' 54
(Continued from Page 1) man teams. S A eH. F. CHASE later on in
the year. Thecoplte chdue fllws
dents were very much impressed by An innovation this fall is the
pro- Oct. .3-New Hampshire '35 - ra~diacrnit-the school and were
very grateful posed series of meetings at the Oct. 10-Lawrence
Academyvli
Full Line of Cain heekvryfe eesPento the Society of Inquiry for
enter- Cbn hr vr e ek Oct. 17-Harvard '35 at Cam- ~"
Compuny,FOOTBALL taining them so well, some well-known miii will
speak bridge JMxwtll.'t, Wui.
AND SOCCERI The conference which they had to the m-embers. Oct.
24-Yale '35 1SUPPLIES just attended was the first Tnterna-
FiveCGames Make Upk.3~~ocseAaeya la k r
tional Student Service Conference FaDl Soccer Schedule
WorcesterNov. 7-Hebron Academy
Developing Printing ever held in America. This meeting
(CntnedfrmPae 'No. 4-AdoeEnlarging was attended by over two hundred
~~___________PIN GUARANTIED FOR USE., $5 v 07 V SIG
students from 'thirty-nine different dliminish the number on
thle teaiMr.Rt oeFo Peuiirs to match1. $2.50 to $Outfitter for all
to twenty-eight will he made some r ohHm rm_______________
Phillip's Academy Teams countries. 'Most of the foreign timne
next week. These- men will Year's Stay In Europe C L NA H A R48
MAIN ST., ~students; arrived in New York on be carre (tC qa urn h
ontinued from Page 1) COLONIAL,_______THEATRE____48 MAI ST.,the
twentieth of August. They will y'ear. ANDOVERI. MIASSACBUSTTrS
ANDOVER, MASS. h~~~e entertained for a period of three The
following are those who r.Rtuiga odcrFri,-Sat., Sept. 25.26months
by the American Committee stirwveed the first two cuts,: mnotoredl
through southern France. "REACHING FOR THE MOON"H. L. ndersn, 1'.
B. Bdger.Italy. and Greece, visiting such Douglas Fairbanks
of Tnternatonal '-' ttdent Servie. TT. L. Aderson, R. S.
Badger.Laurel and Hardy "Chickens-Come Home"of Internaional Stuent
Servie.F P. BRagg W. Bangs. Bartow. famed places as the oracle at
Delphi. Adenturcs in Africa Screenings: 2:25-8'.2TEM PLE'S wih
shede M.AlxndrBlaisdell. , Bird, 'Rower, R. S. the rtiins at Athens
andl at Rome. NewsMo.adTe.Spt289
BR. Trowbridge of Phillips Academy. Clmr .Drig .Dra.andI other'
place q of historical in- "nu,BOGH" nsacBeetMUSIC SHOP - Their
first ~ ~~~~~~~Clmer A Dalenek wasaran CostactBeattMUSIC - SHOP ~ ~
~ ~ teDes, oma. .Duf Fwetterest. Coming back from G rcece.
'CONFESSIONS OF A CO-.ED"BOYS' HEADQUARTERS International Hnuse in
'N~ew York T. Fuller. T. Greenough. C. T. Hall. hepaoeboerth
Apsotroghsylia SidnE, PhASilpE"le
for City. 'R. cS Tlarvey. G. A. H-ill. Hun- Switz.erland. to
Southern Germany. Nob onsiw"H RASEPORTABLE Others went on a motor
trip~~ tington. C. Littlefield, M. Mfead. where, the previous fall,
he had seen _________________
Moork. 'R. 'Murrav. 'Neubert. W. H. th aso l~ tOeamra.HILL
BARBER SHOPPHONOGRAPHS through 'New England -,topping off Paine.
Peters, Powell, J. Prescott. Tctetrvedowth'RieA
Victor, Columbia and at sulch places ac- Smithi. '.M. T. T.. T.
T-T. Preston. Putnam. Rand. R. and~ vikitcd th'e battlefield,; of
Bel- THE PHILLIPS INNBrunswickHar~ard.Phillips cademy. el-'
Sullvan, Rot. Simmons t~pton.glum. Later on, Mr. Roth journeyed
Hours: 5:00 A. M. to 7.00 P. M.
Brunswisck alan rokadLao . hrn .Vicn. . to the war area in
France and paid SAM DE LUCCARECORDS Colle~ge. Followving this, they
spent Walker. T. Wk~ard. E. Washburn. sCtlatnin-t h ein
-td ap;Ec a (lay in New York as the guests of I. 13. Williams,
and MI,. S. wilsoo.weeteAeiashdfuh. L EO0N' SStudy Lamps,~ Etc.
Barnard College. On the twven-
66 Main Street, Andover' tieth of September they were enter-
Rand To Be Directed PHONOGRAPH and RECORDS Jersey Ice Creamn,
Sodatraied at the home of Mrs. John T). This Year By Mr. Ives FOR
SALE adSnwce
A.. F. RIVA R(D Rockefeller. Jr.. at her home in - See Mr.
Peters at Smith & and____ Sandwiches_____Jeweler and
Optometrist CorutttsnCoN.YAGTheyareFexTo meet present conditions--
pected to leave shortly for their re- ti" plalfce the Organizatiou
onl a situ)- THuE Po.AGKERNTS FOR TO
we have REDUCED PRICES p~ective countries. stauitial financial
basis, thus allay- Ye ANDOVER MANSE PN36 Main Street, Andover,
Mass. Andover enjoyed the visit of-gte(ireiultespofclastyyear.dAll
Tea Room LOW E 0 COM PA NY
these voting people. and all the boys ne osaeepcal re o LUNCHES
and DINNERS BARNARD BU1ILDINGwho entertained them found them
tojithrakanaltemmbr Week End Guests Accommodatedlie very
interesting and pleasant to of previous year.,hudaanln 0 anS.Tl.86
noe A TWT LWR
tak with. Eigheneeutives of thleir aidl. All those desiring to
__________________ eerpe nwee ntmBI. P. flood & Sons :%sg
l)wth'\r mtS i~~~~~~~te conference also visited the dlo so may
sinu.ih r mt THE CUPBOARDJ. .PL D N
school. On the eleventh they had or the manager. Thle band will
Sandwiches, .I L Y Odinner at the L~og Cabin and hel a rla~yllYi
eea ae x. Home Made Pies, etc. 6 anSre e.7meeting in Peabody
T~nou'e. All the fore that with Hxeter and will tlitt; Special
Fried Chicken Dinners'-
meinbe~ of he comitte werede-ai th nesar eprec. Sunday Evening,
75c You can save money when you buy
lielhted by what they saw of, An- Notices will be given in
chapel con- 26 SALEM1- ST.. ANDOVTER TABLES; CHAIRS-M ilk ~~~riover
and their interest in Amr- cerning further activities of the or-
Opposite Brothers Fieldcrican schoolsincreasedgr______ganization
STUFFED COUCHESCream erican schools increased greatly. ganization.
~~P. A. STUDENTS A71'ENTION! ELECTRIC LAMPS
Cream ~ ~~ _______________________________________ Let Bennie
save a dollar for you. Buya $4.0 Student Economy Ticket and get and
ANDIRONS&5.00 worth for it. atIce Cream ?Ottergen'g; 3mtl' h
HIGH CLASS HAIRCUTS antI SHAVES STE WART
44 ainStretAndover Agents on the- Hill. T W R "44 Main
~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~Bennie's Barber Shop (Opposite Colonial
Theatre)TROUSERS 9 MAIN ~~~~~~~Plone 1289.M ESSEX STREET
CORDUROY TOSR9 ANSTREET ANDOVERSPORT SWEATERS GOLF HOSE RED
LANTERN COFFEE -HOUSE
Telephone Law'rence 5167 ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR R 0 D TJTTBO M
SPAJAMAS SHIRTS NECK WEAR W. R. HEL123 MAIN STaEET
RAIN COATS SPORT COATS ,~Chicken and Steak DinnersHARDWARE
Special LuncheonsCompliments of -U _____________
THE J. E. GREELEY CO. FihngT.ke hel,.ok MORRISSEY20 Essex St.
Andover ANDOVER NATIONAL BANK Knives, etc. etc.W.J TAXI SERVICE
Telephone 1234 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~el 12 PARK
ST.. ANDOVER. MASS.Exclusive Agents for Andover, Massachusetts 31
MAIN STREET9
S. S. Pierce Specialties SOAE~ AHNHuntley & Palmer's
Travelers Checks -- Letters of Credit JONSEW R USSESEnglish
Biscuits~~~~~JON TEAR
