Established 1878'Vol. LIIB No., 46 '* PILP CDMADVR ASCISfS ENSAMA 6,13 Ten. Cents

ANOVER TENNIS TEAM -Calendar Of Evlents YALE '34 WINS OVER. Daai lbPa sT FINAL MIRROR ISSUEEASILY VANQUISHESFoTh_ migWe ANDOVER TRACK: TEAM Be"h ig od THIS YEAR TO APPEAR

BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL -\cn~I~ l:6mthwtt 71-55.AT NEW HAVEN 'Fi ~ivtcCi lyfr A~N COMMENCEMENT,thise h-is; be'en changed fromt

Opponents Badly Defeated By .I rw isFre emae Mha t S to: IFrederic~k Franklin Snow~ Prize Will GoFar Superior Blue iii;ll ~Q Pere 'Wt"i altoIIIi tiisiil' 11Th I'Ityh Rod For Best Contribution

Players ~~~~~~~~~I :-vard Varsity seconids. 1FetFroin till knowl~edge previouslyOf eaI'. Iii ceting f * cobtaImm-d .oil the( draniatic ilt

MEET ENDS WITH 9-0 SCORE \ature Cumb in.N MostHil NOERSEP ML U f tilt tdt.i sepce NEW MEMBERS ON BOARDsat iIlr y.\ Ma Q. -hit it will b o~bet IWeiller, Now Man, Shows Promise'For Cl)C PfinsIroadJumpAnd tkesAll Contributions Must Be Handed

P. A.; Mansfield And Barr Have 2: t .mt ;shl at t Scalvnd Wins Bunrod Jm Arsmnd TWie th ef m lwtotaohrIn By The. Sixteenth -

Close Match I I Acdn.Scn nHnrd rsmnWn getteraityot''* ...- O a2 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Shot And Hammer O a

- ~~ )Stoil ~ :45 Ii. ini. I iar'var(I Jlit(r-~~ .. V.tl.hC tenntis Illiect w:%it ii Ilo k~tj" tCan..'Wit ~~~~~oioc'atnrdavat ie Ivn*'if 'J'Iiie-ir eeoii

L atin Sch to.!' last Satur~dayl 'L 'I :1 i~ I acos1\'t 6 Ad 'er tfrack tearni lost..71-'55* to a NOE VROE loewl t tiigv iogl o~~valkawav f' ir the. i~~~hie te;Llil '" . .I rte' ig al Feshanvan. hih t aLli ftit Conlunencernlelt time%vakaavfo il(- Ilu tal;tile A v.tl iiu &vrEiahe poiet H RVADI ACOS it lppearance.of the'Ilastl.taiiiij M\Iatch with polnn

A~~l~flell ;-oil t~le _\11(lover teani, la~~,t ~-ear. :iSsue 0 IC .lrro, for the. schoollialsor i to0.eIU1trm a' laIenIa The~Cl n i iioe eal '~ er offices (ifile( ulii.~ ~i wholeWt'~ iii mll-li Ilettr ton 8:)Kt '~.. nm.\ I' I~is. . - ill*. the. kitib iiiinica-l ;i; Mntist I i\ ick-kGuickPiaces *wolGoals;lake .'TworGoals. .Mariilclr.a

d]itiol tha \i h' - 'w re 'i o ill ir\~!eltit i ' 1011Min. lrobamllv and . Biliat taicE ecte.t )l r Ielng teatvtI iarvatrd ilect: eVervonlc \V sI 11 C nmarroll. Ill( ttsaIit ilig pelrli-rinanmce lt, By Andover . lidessaLrY in rnig uttol~t~b~ettr shaip Weller, a. l 7i~ ma'.. tile. lL\ f, W A\IdIVer I%;I,~ that of t 'i ir cm h or a

\tido~~~er i~~i'l~~((i Vi I.II lilfI I'I~~~~~~tit Il l~.6 r\\ p0!I tl P(( %Vl ANDOVER ATTACK PERFECTED lIefiIatgillt I i)v ti cetoil ofbr *~. AM~hAUVDpAah LJADUAdh - Lticmi' Win a id (_er de Mre~

~il~l~iC~i l~r~lills( tiNDOVER ANDHA R iui1jvI~, tl!.wt ii i~ilrt hi ),kPraise. D.e ToL Coach Hagenhuckle wh It' made iiatnv noteworthfor ai~~~iri ('I A~~~~U ThJ DACVDAJI I t'diik I 'mert~~~~~~~~~~e. at . th~~~~ \trl ititi~~~~ F r Results Obtained Fromine Fro

-~dai a, tile -iint 11 oil the go egth 3f.~IIli ~ wSud i ntribtrtions. inI t'th pat'. A r~~1i~t~~0Cilts te Lilt I Ic ~~~~~~'Wl Mans.- . . conte~~~~~~t till' pi 'le v-jolt ~~~~~~'eilll d . . . cot tlii editors ;Lrtl* aedtorswaiting con-' Con

oppoend t ls' tfirst et 'lt oNii" h- Aein 'netI xetdu 1 ' i ill&I~ 'to id '.riefae h.Ikrai..triuin rtefma Jn sseeil~ito Wale ii te Ccit'l 'n . ~ ri so V rsty . Iter1 -ti i n I lle oC t V J tII ' iltt r il an.ar I sIt i I- . ..t tl ofV il l~ x etii Iiv .T .i'

- - that iii till I (1111 \ ~~~~~ it tt'i Ill~~~lt 110 Li core wa~~\nfourv to t tile II 1, prl-r j. illb t timulate he fi llv unithsrtoafoterrathwer firit st ll~il1~osefirotnwthtAGAI CApetCH hldat. tld.l .itll tillce tI ut r wI iiaiIti

'jeated them4 . . . W oith.on InLieu Ths ierce II ai'n tuoistl ~i tilt n le ren io cciu il r-tr:l'I(iiV ;~r ndv oae ttl .ill \ .i II I r we _t ItaLk cliicke,,( i 'Lili it l ro r( tat sho rt ti kle ri %\Ir.

- ' .' ' (alviji Vi Oil till ltroa~l ittll~t ~ ~h 1111 tiiatie' a score folio~~ og mt SnoSi of thriciasilofs191 t lo INfoliows\VIn thetingle a IIII (.IIan~ther he clt~, fi st e SWEET:AGeAIN iaTOr CA i - Itill- iclediattile il \11 i'vtlie bacwared tauthors Litlor of. tiefobestM eete r erTHli1c.ttilICi i.ll 2 omV. IIeeWs utt oto'ri cnrbto apaigi tie.ngaRodnian and .\gnosi btoday wit it an deceiient cilamce cvora'.ec' liii! jil a tI-itroetoitti b IIIo rrs

cotmliitg . thu Ciii! Iar~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'.mrd dunino' -~~~~~~~~~1 - T i ~r~- ositn: f tl (olvaI I I t~~~~~lti 12ie. no~ ~ifCttoii le' suet

8navton defeated Smi~l 6 0. 6-1 . \ lteigtgln To mculovTer Keys 1-ton il-ie. Nii all la~~rn idem g~al and thir Sri de taiiien cdidac kii dnv dttri upI hWeller 'efeatedXgoos 6 6 0 I ~t Satu dav dow at N ViI t.LX n tug mi that iI ircillmi. ' si'rti~ LII n I e '.\ndoer in~spublicaton . ofat art'ce, poem

6-Z, 6-I In ' tlu d'nthk.. ~ cd..t, becaosito tIe wtLineup This.. . ''rmlie ,IIhIectdtSa- of \l i e''n ieleii eddi nvIinrwl ecosnb h tbI thin limi sllitimie ~lt' 1 'u h mu ii,~ iii tle I~..chts fhe Feshmii 'nilItiane 'mii tlic gi 'i. leavtog he iiat~0i1'. Ciilunlttecofthe Fcultyfiel atininiiarr iefe itl Ii kolla ils ild g ols Aftig ernoot'n: m. t\ "I I I t iirep)t i leso ti II'eIii(1t IV tteIt( t i i Vii I ttoic ien dcso:\g~~~os 7-5. ('-2. (ris~~~~~~~~~~u'i~%er 'loll Lriai.jun~t iii jim the Yale gamin. u~mii itroit Calvint th in Iii I ti' W' li til h prtriIoIv . . I. i t(Cniudo ae3ton defeated Schilk r to I ~~mttll 6 ~~ ,tlth' ' (iccn~)~' the keystlltit ~~)' tsitil Ill I mttt r I~tlit G urdmfoIrI II CI I'Cr Xilthie ;Ill, ittil ardetirof t.ee'mbei

6-2. . \'u''cik-r. ann! Walcott defeated ~~~~~~~i I v hee r Initto ~tI a ifr 'Ite~d ''isallI t~n'fi ido l hkI p, tndte inI-rad is soe YALE FREhMeN DEFEATsea~~' ill i tegati. lici. nni ice i itC lLj i i.teIuddam'Itwtwnt V t WextIt I Ir ta tule Irpftero AonDrtOVE peaINg WET CeaME

BarEefatd .i).. '1P P iitethr( t&IIl~tlmn t h utliir V"iui"ieinit-n asr' rd. lior sini zimtdovtile c_ oole._TtI W I Ile im I ' \ItIgI( 'e.toflt eIIa.iiA uva-MEE'I' fILD FRIJ.A I I ~iitkt ''itiiil. I\ Iitem l~t lcini ill.00-yd'. last verwe a C IltL

Grkol deeaed taks ~3 6- 6-vearit' p'Iri. lat ltmlo S..(lim :3r. arel Cotne'Ion aer 4) AnovrDeepttII Int Then tLeftudn

track iileetK 'hem! it I I ri hy tht 1 ' ' ' ' . ' ' . ' Their Strong, Highly-Rated inL (INLI afe r.Ta C1 r pmnithe Greeks tile' ' f-i umi liii- Ro- si nind it is lit to ~~~~~~~~ii tu iii' 'i tineell. t' h rtore (if '13 r 'to2.t'bMtation otarted icie

Vttiatm defeauted '6t2L_6 S0m niittlt, atti'uiflay'if; ata kept% ou~t. Fr re/ D reStucken Pize fatdiitSttdt-t \~ b iidl fteh tiiitgaie i'Out'r tile . . .atinl k~~~~~~l'jis the re-.t '"I tlte tI'atti lilt . ' ' . . reali~~~~~~~~~~~~ I a' ..holw thet

tin-it' ' ' ' selil Itil t('a~~~It Voi~te I mt'tII f't t oIl orime~ othr ltitir i iot- wa re-lirtlu-elemit wa shot~u-mi. ther 'werehe '\\-;l(nI'L. I'i tent ItipC vI'h'm iIioitns iirfi n lilayi 4 itg the' birasei 'orfin l'tsraegiattiie I !W alC. (Llil ~ *i Itie l*s tii t~i ~li-i itie ti Seafore il iiV l~e ii. Ii e tii tI till- win rwl -co I ItePl

.'\ silinar o thetuu-onices isa~ ii ' be'l' ll.W ale 'vr,;II pr111C- uu'as-cf imst ittld( Iast Ve ar y 'hs 'dvi ~l- n egltlm si d tti'iv ilaioi -trpat ii

6-2. 6-1 t ( o. I S d ube~ .Nliattiiia atii x et yths'- I va- was i iaeainlit~mii i()d.by theiia tile Ienroltt..e atin.-ltk in (S ) 2 d : M c~ut~e. '(tR' i.g- I ),'t 'r'il 'il ditil d ie fa'lg t lizh-rii ust tru hafi I I Le' NVI~~~f, I i ' 'tiitL -w s e r ir-'t

crd annd Barr d 1st:e Roina.n6t and three ' ' CnInur \on !at~n the endi nil noaine itheir sA go o 7Prest 6mi. (G risw , I anrd. .r(Cotit Nued L__%,illIII_________itt__I ____r___period__Continued on Pag (Til

ton. defiated Schll2 nd: Maacntifl6-3,AnoIeI Athlets InIerIiIwiheIBostonIBIveI LrLe ell I) intuilx t3rd.Preson. G) .st: ~'- y ocup f' Aetnd pm-iii.lterLL~e .Bsbl ilt -~dfi-ti 111

I ii~,it huirilies : 'Poittier, (Ri. I 4 . is ilIm hack utf 'W m mL Nw ii 1W Ih- I.1 tt .: Ipu~anuicil.e.f4 1 YALEei laniIle(l'IIl' I e :ii l. ~ liFiDltE it't-iMEkD- FatILti'tmunk and 'Beckwithlove ( 6 -3d:I vi latSttdi.aitnuiioi e1~i lt. waeiI eer i tle-a il. eiitlaiproentlenii a: 11IC- IIe' iase v \u''.e.V'' a t'i:r.le ite-I 'I iprove I rapiiudlyr j"esaitl-'oiiic huw y-. tt It 'I fcttht iit tries il IlmV.'stit lii lil'rdlu-oftu Gees mi Jco- ISt.e5 ful5, 1t fa hei I~fi 111 I imt - amid

I . - -t b~~~ilnght. ItI). ' Otte ''if 'm'ti~~~~~ 'o- I 'I g fi

(Gr: . 2n : Bradle,. CG'r. 3rd. th III ai ti' I C im;i I-I 1N lat. I II otI - TI' 1eCLIenI I I I I a r VPaer ia Stimimitte ir ''f rl: d.- for'i eII -In o i.ltiittt~ ut iewa'JIK)-uar~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t - ale tttt~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ in1 w kV r i es f tl

i I Illpi I I f Field~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll '.- .. 'it~~Ronans Defea( t- Stx onis. 64 r.N to he A 1l ~i -gmn ti tein-it I L etriipotint -nifeei& lie pitd-gtl obii u h eecsit -rie'~lGreksWi OerGaltBy\ -ch ' hadt \ iI 'IIutI I itrt22)y :shYoug.Y POO EA DtETE

- - High jmp Dearhoti. (SN 1t:'an. -l ritik Gowh-r af'tall.. thritmnan t. d fesoia -ball Van'is-ta hi tr.Sff -i- and t rqAiEs iiiRESdHM liEN-i't-d If t.K'L. III i - St II.sc-- :A VV'V'-_ 9 sec I .SC, Ii'-

* (Conttnued on Page 3) - ' - -C ccon In-, on'-ontnue- onPag 4

PAGE TWO - . THE PHILLIPIAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1931

THEPHLLIlPNIANCmunctinEs tablished 1878 'lo the Editor: truly convincing picture. She badN ~~~~~Injustice has _leen (lone. "In- to appear -.xt the same time tein-

Editor-in.Chiel, LYNIAN SPITZ7ER, JR. cliscrinitnate" is thle onlli word we( leraimental and charming. Through

Managing Editor Business manwager The following former P. A., nien canl findl for Tiitn PI'iiJ IM.~iIN' re- it all she had to ruslh around theGLADWIN ARTHUR HILL CHARLES KING HOWARD conipeted agains~t their Alma Mlater view of If(,,, F`i'cr. Critics are

Assignment Editor iicltinAangJ sport oin Saturday: in lbaseball, a niotoriouslv hard-hearted lot. butstg ina ottrng ndui-JOHN HARDING PRESTON ROBERT HASKELL CORY, Ia. ~~~~C. I'. William..ccl anid M.l LYnchl with all duie respect to thle (ecisivw- nified mwinner. As we see it, shte

Alumni Editor, CHARLES S. W00i1A0I In Pms~ing Editor. ALEXIS TiioritrsoN i rcA ako.Mnksi eso li ~P iii'A' e tCC~L( lotalirby

0. 0. JENSE5~~~, '32ssocite Ediorn '3WI.S ARE. 3 Keesling. W\. S. Kimball. C. viewer. \%' feel that evCei our ),iss Priscilla P~age did not haveR. D. CAH '32 G. T. Prcr, '33 I 'ckett and F. P ierce; in lacrosse, friend ( ecorge leanl Nathan would a particiularly dlifficult role, hut we

Senior Editors F'. .Lowrey. have hardly been as ruthless inl hlis think that ';ie portrayed it to lper-J. B. Euuoirr, '31 J. D. IIGECEAN,. '31 L T. WIn;r '31J. C. Fuus, '31 R. J. GOODIUcH, '31- W. K. DODD, '31* censure of tie facult\'s Thiespian fection. I Icr winsomeness anld herH. P. BjucH'rwELz. JR., '31 R. P. GuiatNrc, JR.,.'31 H. TowNENv, '31 talent. Fo r a ..choolbov to sep.- awkwardi~ess were carried off c-,S. G. WOLF, Ja.. '31 T. H. LAwRsNCE, JR., '31 - C. B. SwoPE. '31 John IBroaca. P. A\. '30. Yiale "'34 rtl.w yseaiclvciiieteil wl.adtruhu hI. L COOPER, '31 A. E. LoYD, JR.. '31 J. C. JE1NNINGS, 91t *'l'%tlitclv rtcz rmeywl.au truhu hL. P. HOWARD. '31 J. P1. LARDNER, '31 A. NI. PRILSTO' '31 fis tigos-cIu ic.ir gro up if amiateur actors is~ anl phoa 4he was most charming.

AssisuzntBusinessAfanagcrAsi.srant Circulation Manager pitch against, Andiover cn Saturdav,JoiiN F. TAYLOR Wii V 1 . PAINZF. ~ ~ * roatIielnpi n e we feel also thait T iiE Pit [LU.j.

Business Board ; ntl iuu~ir-realize, and ofil\- too deeply feel our IAN hsbe nfi n idclc-R. H. Coit., JR., '31 W. .KEE~'2w HPAN.'2 dwhntelu yaigs(e nadequatt'\ We feel, how~ever. inl itsz criticism of \IMrs. 'Trowbridge.

B. E. GNADK, '31 A. SCHULTZ, JR., '32 G. Moox. '33 feated tile SamulltI Johnston .cad--R. E. SEA~RS. '31 A. owJa,'2RSvr.33that wri itwigs mut bie righted and H er representation of the impetui-J. F. TIMtOR, '31 W. 0. BOSWELL, '32 RI. L. KEENEY. '38 e justice. docii. On.. Vet charming Sorel was wellF. H1. PL.ArTT '31 D. K. TREvVET. '33 W. F. TAYL~oR. '33 . h on ftepa .es to done, and she pirov'ed I a mst allur-

Noricz To ADVERTISERSlode rw.1.V30 hohv itrl\ge vrt eaofngneueTO insure change of advertisement, copy musct be received not later than noon W -tyHrw.I' .'3.lhae criticrI l g''n , tover i the head f ti Thieriie.Na oijisiednofdypreceding publication. tiii cet1wc.trt tig'I'cii e5'ClsIcfi ora- Tee a iiijsie(oet

Terms: $3.50 per year; $1.50 per term, catcher for the Y'ale freshman ize that N\ocl ("iwardl was; iiit at- the mnales of the cast. They aillEntered at the Andover Post Offce as sectind-class matter. baseball team. is niow out for the tmtn i~crrt et ie itddielad~'r uypasd

tile season ~~~~~~~~~~~~~wasCrctrn a aml far- Fial edsagree with Tint:Published every Wednesday and Saturday during teschool year. se~ndue to Ibroken finger. aitiiig fnlv fPiml w (I- - -- - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~tis;tic tempe iramlenlt. 'll s.t rcnge.st I 'till 1.ii'i %N', s genet'a criticism. We

Democracy vs. Aristocracy *and maic-t .t raikirg Caricature neter.el ht h la aNekiol incoffin., I V. \.Ix. '3.i. tl;cl iif luitlih li I ler.. was tlh.' acte nor n .el praiseworthy. if

There i4 a widely prevalent notion amotng Certain indiviiduals that receiving excellenit marks, at thle iniv ct diffijult r'ile inl thle playN. I lers the lilavers had been able to coil-

the solution to the present problems of IDemocracy lies in anl Aanericail Stirrm King MdiIat 'Cornwall-on- w~a, thev jobl ili be4 .. rioti~lI tern1- cent rate nionre thoroughly onl thleA\ristocracy. This concept of q07'crnmlinl Jv qepitlc'inn. aI tiieth-xl of the-Ilitdso n. Nte%% York. - peranlietital. 'Net toic onv'ev .ti the piresenitat io n, it Could undo ubtedly

rule as old as civilization itself, Is at first sight a inilit attractive ouic. *$*anldici':ce the( fact that she waIct-, have been mnc re jptilishled. hut as ti,

'For if' thle best oi thle ilatiif." it is askedl, ''are niit fit to rule. who are?'' ing. :cii still imp re..s thle it her cat ling ;cnd acting we feel that thle

This is based onl a fallacv.--that "gentlemen'' anld "gentlemen'' alone poetS aku.I.\ 2,~'shloc r.. with livr ('iriiestnii('s'l ltis pila\ wva. exceptionally' good.

are the best of the nation. chairmae if the( coipitee Ii slic- lt.id adniirabhl acnd created .c .A 3If aristocracy had. more than any\ other form of goverpmniit. cag i ~e~ci n.I)ii ics

proved able to put thle retn. ,of gocverniment Intot th&e hands~ of those mo10t arit' activitie.r a12l0.0I. 'I'.vi'lifitted to rule. it would without further argumnent lie Conceded bv all1 to Conliilhitt'et Was Inl Cciiulllete charge INTERESTING PHOTOS caorin, ii vr1.0 (el 'slie tile best system vet devised. W\e maeran by aristocracy not it.. originlcita l ~e~rtii o h~oldi ~ S O J N LB A Y iir aimditoriiimii em ilrged f'or thi'-

significance. "rule of the best", lbnt its prceseilt C0 iuiiitatlicii. 'go verniient ** Pictures Of Oberammergau Passion 1'~iii 'la% of 1930. seats sx

by- gentlemen". Aristocracy has not prov'ed it--elf a1 .. ccess. C.orrutpt N Ltzeicul.I.\ 2.h- Pa n otr xiiel~~e I cur are far ir to In Library -~~~~~~~~P` hoi isanld. anld the acotistics are so

as mayIc(u present gov'ertinent.. they Certuainly ie a uperi'r tobeen niominate-d fo r iresidceilt of pefet htibwirermaryic

that (if France before the great Revo lutio n. (ir thiat of lFiiglancd be fo re the Christian \ s.. iciatioimi Cabinet Pi 't tires if die world- faimic't h li tefrhetcrer icthle Reform Acts, where any pluto~crat Could buif himiiself a ro!tteni bur- atll ther.tffrt tst CccrneiingSieae

(itig and sea in te Houe (i Ci )fliii ill. \(' lii tli i cunries t rlat Aihrt ilt ' oi ar a-siciii I'ay at ( )beramimergacc the stage is 'in the op en, the actoirs

tine were tinder the absi olute coiitrc ii cf "gIerice1Kmiiilc I Iare extiluited lin the ILibrary case.. beinlgtipitctl.resicitil''gentheineti''. ug~PiveKin hnob ' K. 32. -ipoCWl r tcpi~

Tihe dainiting defects of- D emlicracy'. nmorei)v'r. are iiot, ~o iiitin r R N

as is ofen belived. Soe comlilain that mieni f albilit v such a.. ( )we-tn iq iiiO ini c1 u11 ccl ccii thle freIgtm hi-. week. IL.at vear over 30icbd0cilswhm00ritrin.

U). Young and I. Pierpont 'M organi are niiot apmcc'ii~httcc tv c the ( ablicit. .\,1,u.k,.a-i fleI i~ n tn esdti reat sPecc 'l'I 'lre a rt mom e than .evell hunil-much less electd by the people. These mlenl, it i.. said, have pilt theiii- \meiailn.tce.i e m ~cesadi h cl

--dye, hey' cud thle pale by leninonist rating their abil it\ anld Capacity. Ye! Iin 10(3 3 Ilie le etI v ici ice there are rcver fo ur hutndred\ntdrew W\. Mell~ii. oner cf die raichs' iieui in the t 'nied States. cer- \I.~l-I'ret ln '\ 2.h-t. 'l:gsiiStintheric I1-avaria pcersl iii.. mlenl. Nvoiimen. and cliildre.'.

tainly\ iii a liar with I P. Mi orgaii. hlas Icen focr niiie -, %el, Secrt'ta rv % citIc'i lete iC~ ei and limiidrc'ds were ltricl~eui. Thii ccii the stage at 'ince time. Thereof thle T'rea-tir%. %%(,i )wn). Ycning,. furtherniore. stanid..a xeln ca.rc h-I'i, - i' llsc little t iwn c f ( )lieramimierga~ii vsacciltematadtetvfv

chanice for noniinaticwii a- Presldic tii if thet D eniiic~ratic ticke in 1932. Chi.at k rc \'.ii 1 -ii\' ri c tc llax c iiet each atwethe pivPut a ''gentleman'' I, not the only\ fit rifler \ndlrcew lacksciii. for inl- '( - -ert .tr-en lc-1101ax 4fr vc e iepi

,tance, a trite niarii cf t lie p eopcle. \'vhc p rcovedl a v.ery able president. \%.'.'a e' i teIitu cii if \e''.s iiti o ar rdmtte ilg h cit lognle anrl( tile choruis give selection-

certil niitknw as a "gentlemni"ii. ac hlas Irp.el in spit te 0 . Icua raiikiii' piraiy. The\. vowed tic give -i ii r- foretellingy thle act to Comle. Thereif its 4hortconiings. the fairest -iv'.erniient %Ct e..tablishec . C'ertain Vi..itioii 'ui1 t IC ..tt-tf ;0dinl s1,1 als a ali' ~Ida\ tvtry teti vearrs ifte pctrin'nof the lbrr

autocrats; have ruled wisely. and wecI ll tiiite pist :but fi mr ever\ Niarcus inenflKr (icf t lii' 'I ugt I Bcinrdl aii, tw'er' saved frcciim the pclatntw. 'liuy cast' of tilt, scene of Christ befiore

'\ttirelius coue must pay with a Neor an aaalGlider ( ']lt Ii I fi irac-rilrit\ is Nr saved. anl icc 6.34I thet fir;t IPiltte as pcresetittcl in 1922. 1 Lst

All aris;tocracv, furthermore, call never bec as, perimanen'itly succes;s- D~elta Phi -Iefliiuc a ie.I.tri .ec h cns'~eeiiil nrfiml a- canl a democrac'\'. "Gentlemn''.l" expeirieniced anid ititelligent***liough they miav he. are rarely- in tnichi with thle real needs c f thle F. l'. W\eicker. 1'. \ '27. placed .a icgladgvncn cith limrieadnan iet i.

ld ll.Yet intimacy. with thle pi-crc 'lnis of tli(' masses. cucilmbined. of thir nIinteci'istln.wail ' decimial vear-. 'Il'hirc' is, cli..play'eclpadat r u egtiitemr

course, With good0( edu1cation ando intelligetice is; thle hrst requinsite of aI Lee'. I'. A - '28. tied] fi r fir.t inl tlit a1 IPictutre iif the' ,crigiall-. 1Miaid- iiig- till nooci. and from twi to si '

gireat statesmnan._ A truly democratic goveriiment . inl addlitionci. plaices aI P li' vault it, thle Y'al.-- I iensvlvci~iic written text Icoock of 160i2. thet ocld iii the a fterno on, A-ll the regularreslioiisibilit\. onl ever' Citizen. In this wvay it enictiinrages iiicividuah lw'est ccii Satturdlav. whlile - Mac es text of the 1h clp reserv.ecl. Thet hIerfolrniaiic(' art given onl Sundaty-Initiative and sttir. tIl interest in social reformi. Tlhe Ic 'st 1benleficial Ilotigall. P'. \ '20. w\ cii seconc it nin onks at 'the miiiias;t-'ir at Ettal - bitt f requenctt perform-ance rrifl' c f a lienc:..c lent dc~t-iol. or aI gr- cnim ccf suIch Well -ieanitglf Soulds. would the.t hanimer throw -ieri iievsi h icdlci iemci ekca' o thes beneifin the long run pircive clisastrouin. Ic ir thle iceolle. given nic part inl their * **

for miamin \'ears. The plhcy has hceeii cif tile people of the surroundingo\Vmi grcv.rnnient . wojuld loc.. all. interest 'in it. arid anv. anibitinus, tv'rant I.. I 'initan. I'. \ '20. was.t onegvnrglryuiroti ie wt on mdtecod fsho

might easilv'sielx'vr turtiing the pcublic wealth tic his own selfish of tilie high scrcrr. if tlie( seas;on thvei r'xcelar ii ci if 187. 'veiterilleiwociu ru l a

e In.li I Denic mracv, ho wever' .. vli-II such thlings liappnen. ti hienipele ill fenlcinig at Yale. Fratncm- Prussian \\arf was:I goinig ccf Somuthern (;erinlaiiy to see tilelied.ime aroused tif Chanige thet admunis4tratton** i.acl12. leiitwsi'en iay -

The heads, of f an aristoc'ratic -mco-nerimenit wc mld with a fewv pocssible ''llon.eicfte\'e' nth wcyaslt lm oteraton 'eear'hitrsi h aeexceliiccil Ice akemi rcniit~me ighi classes.- thle cIftsses (if r-aadcl stest issute of 7'Th' NA'7'0 Yoirk'er ~o h ra Vr cfI~tradIilsa hy ok

mn'iiicv. These mlen,. altrulistic thlough~I -they' mighet lIe inl mfortive, Coitldl not ,Tticge loohim It. Wco lse-\. P'. A. '04. I stelf miitciii vr. hi rstie.adas ~ctrhielp hut lie influenced Ii'v their oiwn inlteres;ts. They. wotuld. therefore.- becatise oif lis, cinuiniendLable 'he'- ihbtn fOeanitrait fteetcf insee li

Li iverii ilnit to tile advantage of the iiatiomi as woe, hut for their own cisioii fii the Lewys v.'. E'ugeiieIplay somec leading hpart irt dii' play. I atig. wh-Io play'ec thle part of the

- (gdldd Demnocnr~%y',altholnugh it iliav at times stitik cif Corruiptioni and ()'Ncill imlagiarismi t'ast. judge Tetwipjledsay het-Ctril:r it''e.mstean

nii-inan-imianient - caim al not ntg opprcrss itself. \mif\ imorcn cmi c tell w..henl Woo xlsev's decision is; calculated ti lo tsicri'iithrde'ini-fstmeltith cciSfo twiy

lie i, starving. aMid \iC-ii lie is he W.tilh Vi te f' r the i oppoisit ion aiid its curl tile activ.itics oft Icc' phagiam'toitcnanai hs ei vcllnlniedtrtgwihhsbodcn

liil icies. Tuevenl if bv ' niethod of trial amid error, thle tiation isni racket, anld has, 1hetit wvelci mined trdi tiou maminta thi-acor gc aintir-d inotcia" rctirte. wl'icr( his. blioodfcat'

eventuall'v attaill i-ogil lorvernimemnt-I. iinclm a -roup cof class-conscious Icy' aitlic ir. proiin hi atswtI h iiiiet(ale i er alr

''gentlemien''. on i he other hand. such anti ad jimstnicnt could, niot take pllace.***deletr"'rlc an crve mionflsmvewulcstii

.\s to tii \ristccracv. elected icy the peoplelh. this is m lint anUtopcian F7 Crane. c' k. '.30. \wa.. catceri ance. Prepa ratio ns ait- hiegumim itt lift'. t oine perfcirtiatce onec cit

dream The liediple wiill elect able meni hunt thle\ w..ihl niever elect men part of the( gratne for the I larva,.rch Novembher of the( pireceditng year. the pe"gs ott wh''lichi the Cross is set

otind from the( sc-callecl ''hig~her'' classes. menm\i whcc the''- (ii) mnot tinder- Fr'shmaiiai hiasehall team las;t Sat - \II die leading characters; ancd rf- 1111 gave .wva' amid the I150-poummitand. ande whvomin the'. iniimal\v cases, distrust. The majority' of men umrday. ficials are cioseti icy picpitlar vote. c-ros.. muttered hut did miot immille-

c'lectecl toc office '.'.ill i-ccntiminc tic ce trumly- repre,;intativ.e cif the great *A - 'll Commiercial wi rk iii this small dliatcl' fall - ( )ne oif thle prodchu-

nia'.ses. Thiz is no0thing ti mourii. For there is no reason to bielieve Wt. IKer, P1. A. '30, is; rowing towii of less thani 2000 hiac to lie tinct directors nioticecd it and sihort'

that the so-called upiper cia-sc' are, after all, -c tremienchoxishy superior nmiinher five onl the( oune hundred gi'.en upt. simice thet secrvices (if C ene the ~cene considerably. pre'

inl iiitellect ftc the( pnic r, ignicramt masses,.. Tlhe famly'n\ w.hichi today' is amid fi fty. pninndl Vale freshnian everyonte are needed. Nio fa-ls;e venting thc', cross from falling andI

highe~t. nni tile sc-ia scale wvas lit aI finw--eieratiis, ago pioor anid tin- crew. mnakeuipq are periiitted ili the plav. crums;hiiig Alois; Lang to death.heard] of. Trhc' muass.es if icicay- art- thle "g-mitflenen'' of tomorrow.'' *** so the meii all grow beards; andl There are also pcictuire oif tIme

No. m le solit ion hit-, tiri cii \ ristocracv. I mtt inl educatiomi Whent Ihi the( I ;rcater lloistcn hmiIterco l- ccitsienticcwly' prepare' thenisel'.es chiaurat'ters stainhing abottt tow.n amid

th&( a-verage I 'nited Statles, citizcmi hasi a miental age of over fourteen legriate track meet on Satttrdav'. A. for the terrific ph\ sical straimi en- aI picittrt- clf Antotn laitig and hi-~

y'ears, man\- of our t riiililes '..ill auiltolniaticaliyv v.amli sh. ()tirI colleges aiid F) Kiduder. P. A. '20. coinjetimig for counitered iii dyer otie hundred famiiil Antton Lanig. a potter i

tiniversitie~. niiiirc'o'er. hoinmild plrepa~re mc'u to a great c\tenlt for a life cif I larvard wonl secomid place in the prcodiictionis of the play'.- M\arried trade, has Played the hart of Chirist

putihiic servic : lint die'.'- shuctlcl train for this; liirccise mutt nicriv(ly te, hammter thurow and T. A. Robert-, womnen catimiot take part -. )nlv. the- thiree times aiid last ycar took the(

THE PH11LIPIAN PAGE THE

ART GALLEY TO OPEN - The Ideol Hotel for You

~~~~ A I F ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ON MAY EIGHTEENTH litheE hiBOTO~~1 11 1.. Id ~~~~~~~~~~LatestI Addition To School's Hotel M AN GE R

Buildings Will Soon Be At North StationFinished For Use d re~tacern M.et

EVERY SUIT, EVERY TOPCOAT NOFOMLCRONE 500 ROOMSFOMLCRMNE Each Room equipped with Tub andand Exhibitions Fast ~~~~~~~~~~~Shower v Built-in-Radio Speaikerand ~~~~~~~~Arrangement Of EhbtosFs (Three Station Service) v Servidor

Nearing Completion; All Will Circulating Icc Warier.

ALL WOOLEN KNICKERS Be Ready On Time Nowrt e~nod DWEestPMoNeNnAThe Addison Gallerv ofI Aii Appointed Hotel DE P N A

Dining Room, Cofree shop. OysterReduced c~~~~~~~~ricain Art, the n1Cwe-I addition to Bar and Soida Fountain offer wide 5th Avenue and 52nd Street___________________ .\Andover H-ill, will lie 'p~e(ii to the variety of food and service.Reduced - other 18 .N ~~~~~~~~l~~ce~il-lllaking'S: RATES-ROOM AND BATH N~EW YORK

FOR ONE-S2.50, 3.00, 3.50, 4.00CLOTHING SALE BEGINS TODAY or oi r formal ceretiminie, will FOR Trwo...4.00, 4.50, 5.00, 6:00 ICOMPLETE OUTFITTERSCLOTHING SALE BEGINS TODAY ~~~~~~~~~~I niark the opeiling. althoungh inariv No Higher Roat TO COLLEGE AND I

________________ ~~~~~~~~~guests will lie invited to iulpect tile -"PREP" SCHOOLbuilding~ onl Stindta'. th( l7th. anl(l TECH FRE'SHMEN TO STUDENTStoo attend a dinner tihat night at thle PA E NSTA

Iiiti. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~L YTE NS E MOur representative exhibits~Tbe- 'RIurne; (to 3I. Piillips fte 1iliigAnoe laesT CahWihTer .-

The ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~bi-weekly at 141 Main St.

ctchiligs. ship motdels. andi otlher Opponents At Two This ~-hobjet s d'art is fast hiving co~irnphetedj Afternoon

FIELDING AVERAGES de4~~~~~tht edtor booe 1. o)avh Satl, rdato on auld althouigh all thle places where- The tr4)ni- Andover tennis- teai R OX BU RY SCH11O1L'if ie eit i~ beore aturay.the differeut objects arv til lie ex-

G. reait has beell thle criticism of \laN I16 This date will not he ex- hibitedI hae ot vet b~een (lecirlecI will mneet the( '.I. I. T. Freshmen

the fielding of tile hail team. tenidedl. *Jhf ~e who are writinf 1111)011. everything will lie rea(iNv this' a fternoon onl thle AVarsity Sm e eso. nAgs

ltelow 'a -re given a,, accurately as (,,il\ or plreparing special stilb- whe~n the Gallery' is rlll(.iied. co~urts~. 11wl( otltco~ine of tliji match and Septemberjxssihle the fielding averags of jeci it coiitest~. are The bumilding ., beauiti fill can be predicted on1

ly with ulicer-possblethefielingaveagesof ect fi ther prize cotss;r iirm nh'udimt. I. poll Ci mimli in (Ie V 'IC ~ f h

thle Players so far thi- sea~on : it iirged it hand eojpies; in to thle ~nei ra o Inrintl tainlv(ft lePreiu

migt le rmared-hat these av- .1ljrriir fi li* cCiil-,iileriLtiOhl. Ill ;L !- center 'if which ik abl on rather doubtful Thowings~ (I tlie I A.NSH IF.eamsrmight be remarked iiia rhle fonil-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Item.Hweerw wllhpeChsir, onetiu

erages (lo lnot l~ot k so had. despite (liti, ii. ;:uo (II thle English teacher" taill suriiiounltedi 1 1% ta ltile of IC~~ em oee ewl lp hsie onciuthe storni~ co midaillts. Th1ey are will b~c gI;I1l ti, aiepe t a1 .lirror cooln- ~Ih;ia (Itue IW PI 'ti I MaINhl). for the best ande Predict the ulstwltI

arranged lii (descendling orrler and t rihiut i ~i u place if ani assignIe- I \ rotllil thisi ftoyer %ill bie foubr victorv for .Andover. Coach Tro% -.iil \Iiibiitn rl 0 lni for glass, brdg rR. HILLt s V~l

wvere cllllpiled from recorrk pre- Ahe-n-io~-lii t gal and art .1iiiL- sle etr n thr~lal~ll h lle il xei hal'LA Y~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~sle.petr Ltll t.eralalt)i he( on exetthaiegW . H L

vioul, to) tile Yale game. terial arc %,ter% nitichi fle~irctl. Since iiitt(lr.h Iirthlit. itleigesH R W EI'LAYE11 ER~ FIAGE omil% a wcee, aiii Ia half. are left, it ___________

l11arliiig .(00 N 1 be( lc%(II ti, *tart writhing1 now. Andover And Harvard t NIaliI.Iar.GisotI

Keith. .OOPl Clash In Baseball cott wilrVle eiltler andue \Val tl Fishing Tackle, Shells, Pocket

Meadi l.(M~~~~~1 Team Defeated (j~~~~~~~lilile... Nl~~~~~ii~~.ti~~t~~l anddublalcott will - Knivest etc.nives etc.etcCate% i -By Yale Freshmen ttonlintiei fornm Pare 1)ad~ra- ~ -

- - Ill I lie onilield kcttlc. LoweI.I and Pa

flowardie 8 I Inward are all ddvitlPaaegoo toil, anld W eller anid Cpton. tile.. 31 MAIN STREET' Tel. 102Frirv~mun I~i~i ief'tre tilt ~alllC tile \~k \':ir...it~' g'Howard iwe wll)i pReiter a oo pair~ also p~layiii- ft r \ldover.

Ilrnry .7511 I&Y( Penmi'vivaiiia NI ilitary stitute. cat'l (illl dtown ill New S UB ' O T ATWtiotlu~t'L.688 .eadeilv I~l I ivrtilli id.. i Iavii Cali~ll GOLFERS PREDICTEDana

i~llard 50.prl nIna 111 1 Ci hp TO WIN MATCH TODAY(,ruliaiil ~~~~~~.500wr laeI i(l.eo tl xrti to play. Swveet at catch ha,;

______________ lweiies playf tie cimallcsft.iUle etrtilnett~e l l 'c~el eods SQUIBB TOOTH BRUSHcloiells, 'Ifill(. llites. The eam -)d ;(I'Andover Players To Meet Weak Boston

Final Mirror Issue il~iy cr1 ~~ry ~vtllaikiiig iil~' Coil-far, blut mlax' hav'e ; eriou,; ria College Freshman75 vauFin h irrYer ToAparssuerm te'd. fanCCi if ( )'Neil is declaredl eligible agaill. Opponents

This Year To Appear ide'rat~n th I('l qli..il Ican \t Pr'seint all iniicatioili, oinItI toto-9Around Commencemen~~~t ~iinaih .trlw. lipiin em -tPe -Filc .ndover ,(olf teaLll i:., lire- Bt 9Around Comencementrate.d. inid~lenltailk. -it *even ok wardI' thils coniiin- trite. I

(cnntiupd Irn, Pag 11 lit liie-iijvn a- .~ fi ilow..The reief Iltelier haveall be ctilicedotoweat its raterh weaw 01)-kran'2

early ii jilile il ~ii Icr t lat eac %~ I. 4'N)VI tested. amnd thleir ranking is prob- ilttStleI'itinClgersl- IUL uu P rm yCarlin' lttl I [$iiir.r tht ea I N'.. I. tpii ld%' Grahlaml, No, I Micad. No. 2; 111(1 t(idia~t. \lli~li'ver lla, p~rov'en

lglrhlari. N,,. 2 's-r2' Wirkutef ut cpld-o Salilguconitrihution iliav lie careftill.% 5lrt'1iria. V.. 1. ate,,. NCo 3: Burke Smith, No. 4.isl Iitcabeoftndgtp HILL BARBER SHuF

it ii.. eseiltialtilat Cerilii~r.ltei4 ill succe...tmil (I these aains~t aill% Iipioiients witih favor-Considhered iti.1 tit C rir. Bckii.1 L. lt*.% II l~tse~i At

evervthi ug t ap~lear iii ile I tile Gwiirilii3 m(lirtti- 1) ..ht2 to I h Grallaul. \ tlthoghl he ha able results A.fte r tNying the al- THE PHILLIPS INNFuj..1 madi' Il -i,.. 2: lhaitri t vet to wiln'a gamev. still liet Ilas bee fll 11115 unde~lfeaLtaleI Yale F-reshmen Hours: 8:00 A. M. to 7:00 P. M.

issue he handed in at thle library% Viiial I.l.elo i1111. 1frcain lelamd heating Tu fts Fre.shmen by the SAM DE LUCCA____________________________________________s___i_ 'PHONE 903eisin, %hea ovrhelin, sor o 9-, he'PHNE90

A\nlover %%tI bi.lehinid and haq Jier- ''rIehlil crof90th _________________________formed %-'erv credlitablv. Mea who lue has aI rigilt to expect to winl.

Now It Is Economy to have ALL shoes repaired- ---even rak uie lssatdqieThe samtie men who Played last L E ON 'Slow priced shoesfe' ll. itih.seirhl Satuirday will probabldy represent-J

OUR NEW 2 GRADE PRICE SYSTEM IS THE ANSWER -teciol today 's conet leryic ceaSd___________________________________________ _____________ … ~weakened i iitle( fourth or firtithesol irtstGld

All pries based on the following gradesu of materialis and workmanalhip % (irade. B G~rade nig and Rieter has had to finibrer Lawrence. Case. IDiven, and SadwichesMen's Half Soles and Rubber Heels - - - $1.715 $1.25 -uig. \Cms bre.Men's Whole Sole. and Rubber Heels . 2.25) 2.00o the game. Northlrup. atld Ritchlie.Ladies' Half Soles and Rubber Heels - .371 100 .\threlo Il dereaHLIP ANOEMen's Half Soles Only - . - 1.25 I1.00erflm ho eeve HLIP NOELadles' Half Soles Only - . - .90 .75 hit of credit i.. R. IHoward, Forc-Rubber Heels .50 - . ml35tidr~ti~.wl hsdn Riding StablesWe Calliand Delliver Prices an our oilier Aork alio attractive. gidjba.cah:ths.le aRiding, Polo and JumpingMILLER'S SHOE STORE, 49 Main Street, Tel. 531 a~~~~~9(lo rifilii tire ifach atrter atlc it Lessons Tel. 323-

MILLER'S SHOE STORE, 49 Main Street, Tel. 531 ;I emitting fire if chatter and his HorsHorac on SSnddyyafternoonn -52.00Firrt

willtl wenmi. iiiexhatiitjible. Hour. 51.00 Every 1Hour After.

Second Club Track ANDOVER LUNCHVALEY ANC Meet Held Firia JUST WONDERFUL FOODAZ O The West for Young Men (Coiiiiiipd from Pare I AND QUICK SERVICE

(ANNUALLY SINCE 1911) fig, I R I _3rd. Talo*~cr. (G; s lc es wt h II Main St. Tel. 8553ASummer in the Rea,):' it~b isas~C.- ltiltress;. I ( Ir. . 2ld : D~unlop,( G)._________________________

Wyoming. Ycltiistonc Park, and th~ Buffai, in~l a rdCountry during July ,.ni Augit! fir Younr Men. 3dEach inmombi r .oagen-- huis ostitntorw. stoc, siddic ~and outfit. kol Hii:\l, R.I. c m u w nSlectin' Tc".' or -,undir ihe oiars: I rieei WHEN:\l' R s c mplios ofwinlge DrinkwwLe. ioie .Hcs. j.iup. J,, jni elk: cam Anderson. ( R I. 2nd : MNcCuilig. -WE iloso olg n(al ot prn ;Ntks -tr 3th lit s:li. business men adopted the FishD rn

falls.loot Pln~o ad cor R 1, rd. Blnint.i Gr. . I -; Kit- Brand Slicker as the national0%,r ,,F ~cTri c-ar~~ih--or mCIcz0,11l'I ~.~ n wet-weather garment, they

foseon tii"u dase Tont cinulih 1,jn.131cms hl.0;- ,2i Satlillers.,G) were mroved both by common -track mcc:t, moutr',viin eib-1. 'Aimiang conilest,,r sense and style.

h.FK r~~c~j. trout fi~~hing in R~~kv Mountim Lakcs ~Fish Brand Varsity Slickerstensihic and comfortable 5tage,. Poole v .tit knmield. R) ~ Noe raint canrea petratectien.

A Vacauiisi Lolptincaco lou sill never fuir.et.. '4 inilir. l ,2n ihlretli and Room ricand coneoratabe they.congsnoml grairi. the guides ar, real old tincri. ex omyadcmfral.'hyrcellent food cooiacd Iy .h hc Iva cil, in hlic wnr,. ;kh d.,,, - Rhols ) . 3dI. ;ardiner. (C r. ), keep clothes dry clear to theelrilReturn in creat uShami for oeicoxil or coille::.c 2:,J Ililio. D n l. F l-ie ,t ep o t7

- Piste rull sn n i.i::r:o.nieEs 3 rd. -able service. Even after hard .. ...retucrn.-r .elo',,Gi,*l Lmi.J Wtcfrwear they retain their mnascu- Jt'r -,

iPlutcrmn&.s bookuitd c Pvitt f ll in . Witie In e hivmehli thirow- \Itilier. I S') 1s;t line good looks. ... ~,.illi~~itr~siid booklet ihivini fuli infix fltaiiiflt: . ie. (SI. 2 d:Oie 1 3d You can buy a Tower's Fish

JULIAN S. BRYAN ie. S . .i~i ~ ,~Brand Slicker anywhere, and (Xa'eJIJLIAN S. BRYAN . . , t ~~~~~~~~~~~arder I (i I . I..t : I farvev. (or. I. choose from a pleasing variety

;qlyRanch Eastern fiervdquarters -, - of styles.-

70 East 45th Street I1 ~o.((r r.. Write for -illustrated folder.New York, N. Y. i51(1 o ult I t iii I. I NJ~t A. J. Tower Company. 24

Scihultz. (Rl. 2nd : looswelI. N 1\ Simmons St.. Boston. Mass.3rd. Whitmanul ( ). I st: New-

- ~~~~~~tonl, (Gr;~. . 2nd : Mieyer. 0G). 3rd.v . ~~~~~~~~~i~iscu.s throw: .)tLyn. (. 5). 1st:' - 1 - MN

PAGE FOUR THE PHILLPIANi WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1931

Woolen and Camel Hair THE STRATFORDE SHOP EXE~TER VICTORIOUS M. I. T. HOST TO MANY II1 00 p). in.: this rule is strictlySODAS.- LUNCHEON TTE d iII VIIfUU I

Topcoatings for sale SANDWICHES - CANDY - CIGARS dIVUD IVE OppONEJ~UT DURING "OPEN HOUSE" eniforcedl. The expenses here inMAGAZINES r N I UI~LWtraining camip arc paid for by a

at all times Tel. 81186 I nteresting Display Of Laboratory gai ihteAheisbfr hDon't be mised ~y the imorted label.96!js MAIN STREET ANDOVER Clean Sweep Inu Tennis; Exeter Exhibits Arranged For The gm ihteAheisbfr hDon't be misled by____the__imported__label. Team Beats Tufts '34 Visitors regular season, oJpefs. Another inl-

Patronize American induf~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ry. ~~teresting fact he mentioned wa,The Andover Fruit Store ~~~~~~~~n Baseball Man .\nidoer studeInts were that a long (listailce hitter holdIS a

Somei~sville Mf'g Co. A.e BASSove Propietore Exeter niade acleali SWeep) il among the twenitN thliousalld Ilc()j)le loos;e hat to obtain more spring.CONN. CHOICE F~~~~~~~~~~~uITS ath~~~~.letics last Saturdav. %winning Wl)itC(eltl' iit analOei IWtrnIhl ihtePile. ~

SOMERSVILLE, CON COC FUT dI. is their lack of complcte co-________________________________________MAIN STREET ANDOVER every. gamie. The baseball team house held Il% thle M sahetsa

__________________________________________ii mu Tn ft Vre'tnienan eay op-Institute of Technolhogy last Sattur- dirtng well.W the pitcher wil iae.1foll~~d I-ri-limen -tit casv 01) or~di ugwlltm.Nle the a tcher wil av aDennis's Sanitary Barber Shop pontit deen themi 8 to 2.' Ex- day. otda.ad.oonow hele.Ha3 always been the choice of A. .R V R eter made three rnin inl both thle (f(, n i onteln.

- PHILLIPS ACADEMY STUDENTS S -* R~ L R )(A;nide, '.Iiiiwi.'d the visitt rir Pitlt heddprdc ha h PileFour First Class Barbers at your service Jeweler and Optometrist fifth and( seventh tiiting,. Cl-ark. cddpeitta iePileall the time. Tel. 1289.M the Exeter catcher. made thle first through the var'in., building:. and W(uld finiishI higher this year than,

BeANnSTEE Vet NaDPO VER we haee preDUeDt conitiEs hcc run onl h 'tie grounds thi, lalxi ratorie.. which cilintailled iliany last. a'nd that St. 3 .onis would prob.

36 Main Street, Andover, Mass. ~~~seas' 0u o a long drive to centre. exhihit,, arranlged especially for tile -"I) w'in' thle IPetlanit._____Main___Street,_____Andover,___ IMassl.te xir .tlir a occsio. i`iihrutrcii * The average baseball player, 1w

TH ARKERNDS FOR LTON 1(1st effective. I annling thirteen *'rtishf of Tech 'a'ld toents ti b6taiii Concluded. ha utltleeuctoTHE PARKER AND CHILTON~~~~~W H. E M CO P N 1.t~r.Eetri ceie t~ lie like., baseball, lie is married.,

- PENS Fatmblished W hatr. Eee ; cinc tosi;mtll paiddleos: hihetlilt I'iit httik iteo h uue iLOWE 0 COMPANY l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~illect St. A\nseliu>- today.thn lteoftefureHiLOWE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I ~~~~~~~~~~~to tree' c' m'I -f the colleg ecar a verag~c baseblhl life is six years.

BARNARD BUILDING ~~~~~Plumbing - Beating - Ventilating lin teinni.. Exeter beat the Ilroiwi:lv kT 1 l'iuiqu* loti_____________________________________________ MAIN OPFiCE BRANCH4 OFFICE Fre.h.lnien nline ti ii tlioting. Captaintelald(.ti' itetit hdo

ANDOVER. MASS BOSTON, MASS. :,%,l Iftleptdi the I rii.i . 1 toilciba~a l ht witat h a od '1I.VA'D

The M aywood ANOE STA LA DR in a hard. fought match. 'l'his i: .wih a iealyc nt' COLONIAL THEATREI~89 Main Street the tidili goc. Tilti~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~n with grea..e. \thte tiq i44 tit he t ANDOVER. MASSACHUSEI7S%

Large Airy Rooms ~~~~~~~~STUDENTS' WORK .C~(tl was a stilldI hole which ci mtained Ued. aimi Thuir%.. Nlav 6.7Delicious Home Cooked Meals A PE'JLT li( Exeter track teami dehreate'1telall'.\b itteli"tilii",,l\IE" ~ lieDirmI

Telephone 81082 Agents-J. Avery, J. Kettle, C. Laird the New Iliaip.hilre lFre-.hmienl last were nicce...il in obtaininig themi. I srrei'liing.: 2:25. fir25. 9:10Sattirdav. 9( to 27 \Vo~~~jdhvrr\ ' "THE BtOUD0l11 DII"I'O\,AT`

____________________________________ - at rda. 9) ~m 2 \V il ierv There' werv al'.o imtitiirot, ;Ltllletic-Lonllinur'

The COMMUNITY CUPBOARD JON SEF~ xeter wonII the( judec vaulit at otlyh Lionelrvu p tBeN r. i.m Srmimagm 3:5and LUNCHEONETTE 1011N TW R () ft. 8 in. .iand tlt- high jintit) wa'; of the( colk'ge, anitl va riai' iU't her Fri. amid Sai., Ma) 8.9

BUYER (F. ~ ~ ~ 5'l TlIE' S'Leiw\."n at 5ft. 10 ill I. II. Johnlsonl eiterfaluiicinets. I SrrrFi'Sig~ .3:15- 7:15.S9:30

26 SALEM ST., ANDOVER Cast off ClOthn ndSorofreeemtte ic. oe 2 "r.ii itNini 3F:15 715s 93

Opposite Brothers Field 10 Bartlet Street, Andover f('Ct. This Sattiilax thle teaml gole' Andover Overcomes - Si'reeiiirig.: 2:5.V, 6:45. 9:00 -

to ('anibrid-e for thet I larvard lIn- Harvard In Lacrosse

trchIn golf. (((InI g f'~.rinimmioed from rPa- 1' 1 Keep your hair down

feated 8 to I C ali tainl I arhoutr c' tilparativeE% uninttere'~tiig. .\ It-~ OeqaHi oiN E WV S from AiI 52 o I72 t. wl1,10 and keepingt, the( Iball tit tih: Oleaqu~arHair Shopi

IT ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~I ava Fre'.hiniict today.) le Iu team iiarri 'wvl nii~sed Hartigan's Drug Store

L U X E N -B E R G I. \Ith~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~mP,1,h tilt pre~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ent Exetcr 'Col,1111, leveral tillies .I larvar, I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ig tl lr'.t'i I.Xee ~ iug .vea tne Ii .n

areciuitji ~el ~urtiil o h ra e td ol ~~ii iia l TheI Ye AND OVER MANSEI a custom tailored 'ii1t'.tittite'. iun of ciinvalescents fittal o~ci re w.I, 4 ti. 2. Thii i. .',e' Tea Room

i ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~fri il ti( lie i(Cent mic'atle.. e1 ideinic, Crciditah le 'luce I lai'vardl llas a ver-v LUCE an DINR

Suit at $39 Ithet 1ir..t andl secomd boats, rowing ~tronlg tI'anl. hieatinig M. I. TV. 16 tiWe n ussAcmoae

itio a.. r~ungwitil tl'f'uiethl~uii ( .id Ti t..8 t 0 t.oaci laen 109 M~ain St. Tel. 8965 Andover

College men these days are buying on a te i rwIt'atra.Te icl e--e ithceimiet't Tabofr thi, ci itlin-i Satuirday.

value basis.. .and the-y are finding Luxen- \iiiifiiin. arv heinig itaei h noe Ahee neve SAY IT WITH FLOWERS

berg economical and in step with the fuirmi if lotiger witg-. to tIn'- \cad. Braves And Phillies' Telegraphed Anywhere, Anytime

COME TO OUR DISPLA~Y: \%r fteIfra \a ie i correct tleicSi;c tis iN no 0ManSretTe.7th'~~~ ~ mies(5eiei 11 i~ d 115.ilmile. thet [mrt'.t'it coaciliiiig

TRUMBULL'S, MAIN STREET minititrationl ituiirditlg ii bei openied s;tafT i' indqut.ii fo,)thllal ft)r RRepresent ODAY r Jc B u ~onn. Thle prm..;t office Inl it'. ha..e- uliitance. a sin1gle mini d(los noit E .*C

Representative. - - Mr. Jack Borsuk ~~~~~~~~~in(tltt w~ill replace thilt Iir('elit one'coc f~irty~-five prospective var-sitN MbeI.hind Peabody H all l'i('.E*A A

Nat L UXE NBERG & Bro. The nex~t stop inl the( progra.ui M YCLOTHES Yae'4Wn vrafter the talk with Hank CBwci B

- - ~~~~~~~~~Andover Track Team was thet Philhies' car.. Aftcr miarch- SOIOLt1 L574 Fifth Avenue New York City 71-55 At New Haven Ing thlrotugh seemiinglyv intincurable '"" A

11 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cars. thl(' group fiiiallv arriv ed at-Ww'oltinued friii Ii..F the sacred po(rtall-. Etiterin,1 tile Wheil' you wish to make a small in-

- - -- - . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~440-yd run Won b\ \ atrtier ( Y\Icr oee.w-.(tieuuole vexpiieive gift to the 'little folks at- h~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a.hlve. a iieaohr Imme, you will be sure to Please if2ndl. Kellogg ( A\ 3 r'l. F`:,tes, matter A\t firs;t anl entrance wa-. you present a box of CRAYOLA WaxLO UIS M . H UN1T'RESS (Y ) . Timec-5O 4-5 seco ca..ilv' effected.( bitt a cimitlducto)r of- Crayon.

PFIO TO GRA PHER SSO-y'h. \\'oll bx I laniiltiin flciot~~~~~~~~sl~~' Kiddiesd lieeio, coloroaordayouywillllfindPHOTOGRAPHER ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ mli ~t5~~ ~er li( utt variouis assortments of CRAYOLA at

2tidh 1), irmamim I A :3rd. 'I'lhen. IbeIjktilillg, tim thle Phiillie. ~~As .. any of thce leading stationers and chainA\LL GROUPSA.RE RED lcnl ie2ii.2tio ih14 lces tie. NO. 8 CRAYOLA

Plan now\ for soincI Photographs . 1-5 ;ec. . a last de;perate measutre the( Coinhaino; eight sicks of the standardiii u mle ntiii1 \V'Iill 1I 'Dl1)tchi~le porte was; bribe a oItm'rter to *di. elmr for coloring outline drawings.

Ne-ordcr,, oil ;enter photographs are coming in every dayr ea ).4 etc.Re-orders on senior photognaimhs arc coming in every day- I .\ A 2ild. N iiilct ' 3rd. W\ih- mlit the,,,. tic dJidl thi ill du1 litilel NO. 24 CRAYOLA

why not place your or'der also? lard A ). Tliiie--4 milli 45 ~,cc whreilj tle conuctr pmrotlhipth ('Conlaijiv tweniyvfour sticks of brilliant... for Miolther. Sister. and the

ANYTHING FRA\IED -- - MAILING ENVELOPES l~~~~~~~~~20.'Nd high litrdles' \\Iiit by pttslied thlenl all nutl agati. Vinlall oither fellow's Sister for stenciling and\\ithingtom(\ 2nd~. 1. M[cfrm- "Chutck" Kleinl camte fmt.itsid tim "Ce painhing oin fabriacs. Get your best girl

tii ihi'iorale a cushion for your den-'len I V ~~ I rd. A\ \c 'uki and talk to themi Items! iillyi. \ Sti'nmmillitmg instructions on request.

V . Timue- 16 3-5 cec. large nian, weighing over 2700 MADE BY

220.vdl. bmw hurdles: \\Witl by Pier- toituids.- lie s;wing, a 36-inch ba t--i BINNEY & SMITH CO.

105W Aew I1jft lipg son .t Y) : 2n1d. WithiItzton \ I hie sat down and tallked fon ab1oult I t FAST 42%n ST., Nuw YORK

J. M. STEWART, Proprietor 3r.(gl(V~ il--6.e..tllec quarters. Alf anIftlm Li._______________________Strictly fire-proof. Connecting rooms with or without-bath. *Tisclns tlhrdot :~m by I Shla (A\) : rally bombarded with ii hail iif

Open thruout the year. Diagram and terms on application. 2nld. Foreman (A\) : 3rdl. Volck qIuestions. sonicl well pitt. others B"Dhk JI________________________________________________________________ - (Y't Distnce- 15it. 57- fon. fohh.lllieeann.'er\vIr;Idttpracti alcallyIU all

1`Broa d jumnp: Won by Calvini (A) . of tiem. Scesrt_________________________________________________________________2__ - t2 . Mittkeski (Y) : 3rd. Far- He, too, was; asked thet nlii.t

nr'11 ()'). TDis-tance--2l ft 11-1.4 noticeable defects; iii colleg-e b~ase- I. HSANDOVER NATIONAL BANK inalhecieefates i,

Checking Accounts 1 2-11. haintliler throw~': Wonti by MIa- averred. call not hlit cttrves : since Full Line ofli (Y) :2nid. Trniest (Yb) : 3 rdI. im practice they' never ask for a

~Savings Accounts -Tietig CY'). Distance-171 ft. cuirve ball, it' gIiiie tbe'i are BASEBALL, TENNISSafe Deposit Boxes 1 1.4 in. . totally' unfamiliar with theitia XV'e AND LACROFSE

Iia'elin thrown W\on by Keeshinig asked to pick anl .\l-Time ouitfield.

Travellers Checks and Letters of Credit (Y)Ir: 2nd. Piodwell '(Xl: 3rd. lie replieh sliorth%'. "Riath, Speaker. SUPPLIESfor sale P ickett 1 )i . TDistaitcce-l65 ft. I andi CobbV'. D~eveloping Printing

Andover, Massachusetts - ll. W\hn thle question of the( hail Enlargingi gh itniji l: Tic for first between was brottght tip, lie rma'i~rkeil that,

______________________________________________________________________________Brown___ \lr aniiB(dniand T \dnin t \)newte new one smorto inclicnidlt'dtOutOutteterfforaal

j 3rd. Biarrett (Y'). TI'eiglii-5 ft. "sail". thimis making it miore diffi-

Let J AC K Keep I ) i.1u 1 cuilt to hat. Thle Phtilhie' gio jiiti Phillips Academy TeamsIo ', . ... 'Ii nter)~.... .m.i.i..ig at W inter I a e.