SWAMP
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FOLLOW THE
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UNIVERSITY O F' DELAWAR
VOLUME 45.
UMBER 5
FRESHMEN WILL STAGE GIANT PEP ST TONIGH
TEAM DETERMINED TO SINK SWARTHMOR
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Council Orders Tank Car Of Cider, With Pret- Hoover Wins By Overwhelming Majority
Delaware Meets Little Quakers On heir Homt
zels Enough To Absorb It, In PrepaIn N tionwide College Straw Vote
Field Tomorrow; Teams eem To
ration For Big Time
Be Equally Matched
National Vote Ia Which Review Participated GiveJ Hoover Majority Of
announced
Oldest Trustee
Died Last Tuesday
2 To I; Hoover And Smith Pr~sent Messages
To College Students
Delaware
Student
Highest
Wins
Nation's
ward for Heroi m
Ralph C. Raughley, of Elizabeth,
New Jersey, and a Sophomore here,
was warded the Carnegie Medal for
heroism, and the Boy Scout gold
honor medal for extraordinary heroism. He is a member of a scout
troop in Elizabeth. The Boy Scout
award was given on recommendation
of the National Council of the Boy
Scouts of America, and was presented
by Colin Livingston, the celebrated
Governm!'nt cla s Ia
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Engineering Building Lady Windermere's
Nears Completion To Be Given By
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Concrete Work On Laboratories Rebeuaals Start This Week
Started; Some Machinery Al·
Oscar Wilde's Play ; Efficient
ready In Place ; Clastrooma
Cut Promi1e1 Excellent
Ready For Pluterers
Performance
Student11 who hav be n inter !I ed
nough to go through th n w Engine ring Building within the pa~i
w k, have be n su rprL d to not the
p rogress which nne be n mad on he
building sine
oil gl' op!'ned. The
work, which at .first e m d o . low,
hns been sp ded up n gr at d al,
and it is now but a rna tl'r of Wl·l'k8
when th building will b pu in u. P .
The ste I work was tinillhed m tim
ago and the roof h practically r ached a point where work may be done
D ·I w r1 in' d ·
made his best show-ing m N
ork.
wia"re the vot ran nin to ftv for
Hoover. The total voles in th a t~rn .Blue And Gold Weakenl In last
. tale~ gnv<> Hoovpr a thr •e to on
majority.
Quarter; Make Fine Showing
In the southern :t tes, 'mith carAgainst Heavier And More
l'ied .every . st~tc with the exception
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of West V1rgana, Kentucky, T nn Experienced Aggrerahon
~; e, klahoma, Arkan~ s nn<l lh Ois-~
trh·t of Columbia. Th
vot was
- closl'si in Kentucky and W st
irFighting ag in t
mon• xp rigi nia, Hoo\'er winnin • - ruriou11ly l t•n l.'d nnd h~avi r t m, Dl.'lawar
enough - by only thre volt'. in both mac II.' a wonclt•rful !< howing durinl( tht•
case . .
mith's majority w
com- lir t thr
quort r. of th Rutg r
f rtnbl on(' in v t·v o!ht•r !!lnle he ~:nrn la.t • turd y.
• ining four
can ied, 'fexilll und · Louis iana going flrxl down durin • ltw firKt hnlf ncl
on•r to his :tandurds four to ne.
f holding llutger to th
nm • numht•r,
C c•r
all votes cast in the sixtt• •n . oulht•rn th t·am play d r • I !ootli II.
Rt tto>s, Smith led by a majority of coring in the 1r ·t f •w minut ~ u!
cwv n to five. The heavi st vot was piny on o hn•ak, Rutl;'l'r wn ht•hl
ca t in Virginia and the lightc~ vote score) s for th r . t o! th h Jf, with
in Arkan as.
all thl' ndvantng on th lJ ~law r
f the central s tates, Il oov r cnr- ~11 ide. The 8<'0r' .tn the.' third qu~HtN'
ried very one of tht'm. Th w<'sl- wn
arn d, whtl Lh '" ry valt•nt
central stales (North Dakota, outh superiority of Rutg r in th
our h
Dakota, Minn sota,
iisaouri, Ne- IJUIIrtl'r wu th cllrN·t r ult of th lr
brn!lkn and Knn~na) all wt•nl RPpuhli weight and ttbilily to
nd th par •.
can by a total vole of thr
to on .
'Th disn troua hat qu rt r r aultrd
lloover carri d very west rn stat in l.hP bulk of th Rutg r•
r nnd
(Mont na, Idaho, Wyominll', Utah, was far !rom b ·ing r •pr1•11ent 1Uvo of rlitwnol riv I rtcr
11 m or dl Colorado, Arizona, cvada, N w M x- th
arli r q~arl n ot th KBl,TI • ppolntmt•nb.
iclc \lollh th · gan~t
ico, Wa hington, Oregon and
ali- Dt.'lawar> wn m '' ry pln.v,,aml• nng u Sw trthmor tomorro ,
fornia). 1'aldng the total of all votes many nd runs and hreak1n up 11
CRilL in thi
!I ction he led lhr
to I fast pnsalng attn k. D law r hnrl
em . In olorado th D m rats w r given v('rylhing by th . tim th • la1t
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trongest, thre to two, and in ~On· qunrt T Op n d and found it impoaal·
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tuna th weakest, thirty-nin to on . bl to atop the Rutg ra c s, ~urphy ,
Of nll th atatea in the union, Mon- Gre •nburg and 'aptain k o n_
Hour p
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tans was th stron~t st for the G. 0.
Th Play by
uart r
tatluru1l Work (n
ntut'k)'
!ore s.
i rginia cast th gr atest numb r
11 ubert kick d to th Rutg r
ot individunl vot s for Smith, snd yard lint', th runn~>r advancing
Penn ylvania the mos
vote
for hall n yards.
(Continued on Pall 3.)
In the first American college straw
·otc ver taken by ollegc Humor
Dr. Kollock, Of Newark, Had Served magazine and the college papers,
lloov r received n two to one vote.
On Board Since 1882; Prominent
At the epi mh r r•egislration this
year there were 92, 0 stude nts in
In Affairs Of The Town
the 1,104 American colleges, of which
5-l.J,6 5 were men and 348,123 girls.
And State
This army of young voter (mo t of
whom had never had an~· experience
al the polls) have been termed Ly
Democrats and Republicans as the
hope of America. The two parties
should be interest d in figures obtained.
The co-operation of the college
n wspnpers was secured, the majority
of th m running ballots on their front
pages. Voting boxes wer placed at
strategic spots on the campus. Returns wer wired to hieago at the
Jalt•st possible moment. Thousands of
secre t ballots wer·e mailed· by ollege
11 umor to fraternities and sororities
in every college. In many chools,
particularly in the southern !<tales,
the students did str nuous campaigning for their favorites.
Analysis of the vole showed that
Herbert Hoover had the majority of
student votes in thirty-eight states
and the District of Columbia. Alfred
E. Smith carr·icd ten stat s: Virginia,
Maryland, North
arolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.
Dividing Lh country into zones,
Doctor every one of the following eastern
passed states voted for Hoover, Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Mns llChu!U!tl&,
Rhod Island, Connecticut, New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. The largest vote for him was
in Connecticut, nine to one. Smith
Raughley Wins
Carnegie Medal
Delaware Bows
To Rutgers Tearn
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U !VERSITY OF DELAWARE REVIEW
on h who I , the "Fr ahlea" ar rather
good. Ther re f w whose manners
are not of he b t but a 1 aaon or
two from th Rat Tribunal will worK
lllnal &lulltnt •••paptr n1 lilt Jlnlotutta nf lltl.otatt
wondPrll with them.
Every FrP hman wants to be up
Founded in l81W. Publi •h d v ry Friday durlne the coiiPg r.('a r.
Subi!Criptlon prlc . $2.00 a year, dPiiw•r!·d nywher In the 01 d Stat s. on his to a onll mind his P'11 and Q'a
(rom now on. The preliminary trials
Slngl opy, ten cent .
h BuslnP . fan a- ar over, real rat work is comin g on,
A 11 bull in Rll <'ommunlcatlons •hould h
ddrPifiNi
i r, and all olh r corrr,pond1·nc to th Editor-In- hi t.
Each rat s hould try to make the year
<Jf I !l2R-29 th beat that Delaware h a
Ent<'r<>d at th Nt•work, 0 lawar , Pu11t OfficP as s<>con<l cloAII mattPr.
ever known. Looking back over the
fcmiJrr of the hrt rrollrqiutl" l\ rtnrrmprr Auocirttioll
rp cords this promises to be quite a
task.
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Rat11 s hould b on their guard
FA!Itor-ln-Chl r
avoid <'onsequencea.
ml.'r on Wilson, '30
Nrw• Editol'
A t~iA irm
·e iiJB I!Jditol'
JuAPph n. Flsmwr, ':10
Rirhard Rlnar • '30
WQt lttnirm
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J. Wilkin s 'ooch, '30
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Football F:<litrJr
huri~>A Mld<I!Pton, 30
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sationally staged.
D spite the similarity of ideas in
30 Delaware Av nue
Wilmington, Delaware
Wilder's "Bridg of San Lui s Rey"
o! last yE"ar, and Louis Bromfield's
"All the new books and the but
With Jail falling, leaves leaving, "Th Strange Case of Mi ss Annie
of the old one•."
and radiators radiating, or making Sprargg" of rec nt issue, do not let
the effort, w deem it wi
to pull up the uspidon of imitation deter you
th Toadvin socks that have dangled from reading the latter. The octapus
unrestrained during th
langorou method s of Wilder (Gene T. calls him
"Thorny") tarting from a center and
month s, ~eturn our room-mat~'l!l co~ probing with his t ntacles into the
ton dressmg gown a~d ~on h1s wool past of each of the victims searching
on , . and_ dath Into pr_mt m our usual the reason why each s hould die that
faACmatmg way.. Qu1d pro c~n sta- way instead of bad booze or arterio
mos vater mamtenant:,. wh1ch,. as sci rosie, i somewhat reversed by
veryone knows, m ans In th kmg- 1 Bromfield, who begins ~vith the chardom of the blind the one-eyed are acters and th n kills them off. The
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
n!·gligible." And overl"?klng t~at be- plot I aves nothing to be desired, but
cau WI' ~ome !rom a nl~e family and is not quite as smooth reading as
Sl\fART FALL
never not1ce oth r peoples br aches of Wilder's book, being jumpy in spots
good taste , w pau~e ~ PO?Jd r w~at and loggy in others. How do you like
SUITS & OVERCOATS
w_aR.,Carl Sandb~rg 8 Idea. 10 ,. 0 P~nmg that, Looey?
hl !l Go d Mormng, Amenc~ With 8
To Julia P ete rkin's shame be it said
For Young M en
poc·m to the Beta Theta PI s. T?at that s he has n ver se nt us a complin arly resembl 8 ,a lack of br edlng mentary autographed copy of one of
As Low as $27.50
to us, as they don t ev n . have .a hou se her books for review.
Her latest,
on the cam pu s (or 9uaht_Y filii) but, "Scaflet Sister Mary" kinda makes us
as a_!?resald, ~ do~ t nol~c that sort r egret we denied that story about our
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of tnlng;, .so •gnor u~g this lap.se,,t~e negro blood on accounten,-but never
r st of Good Mornmg, America 15 1 mind that. Those darkies ot hers can
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w 11 worth the onee over, Democrats make indiscr tions downright attracAnd
of Beta's re- tive, and the whole book will give
~mds, us. to mentJo~ nght h e r that your co nsc ience a new lease on life.
If you re Interested m murd_er s of the
'rhat's all, customer s, we are about
~etter sort be, su re to drop 1 ~ and see to knock a chip off the old block, so
For All College Formal Dances
~n_terf ren_ce
the next t•me you help us Harrington.
VI Sit the c1ty. of _Brotherly Love and
COLLEGIATE TUXEDOS
P oJlce Investigation. Blood all ove_r
Without a Cover
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the floor, and, oddly enough, the aud}ence knows from the start who d1d
Miss Tattle-I had a most romantic
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to feel s uperior to the bungling pohce with "Meet Your Counterpart" on it. 1
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THF. R . NAGATI-~S CLUB by John
Buchan. H oughton-Mifflin o. Price,
R. W. Robinson
$2.50.
01'ni'Tal .~ t nfJ
Mulcc.m Adams, '31
In "The Runagates' Club" Mr.
E. T. Rickard s, ':JO
J. . F. trong, '20
Fra11k G. Muldt>ric, '31 Burhan pr Rents a moat interesti ng
lh•rb
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'ohrn,
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h ri<•H A. Ow "" '2!1
Rnlph Haugh! y, '3 l
•·oll<·ct ion of adv nture Rtories. The
W. W . Kirk ':10
.harl•·s J<imhl l' , •3o
Hob·rt McLanl.', ':ll
torit>a orr told at a London dinner
Guy . Morroc<'o, '2!J W. Wrlghl Robinson, ':10
club by llrtc n m<'n who a!ler the
linrolll L Ah m, ':10
war returned with all sorts of thri llrJu sl n 11 Mannat r
ing expcri nces. One m mb r dubbed
P hilip 0. Dlnnk, '29
il the "Runagates' Club as the food
AHsistnnt nu~ine8, l'rtetnaocr
and win were execrab l . He was
thinking of a verse in the sixtyMarcus J. T or III, '30
t'ip; hth 1':m lm, " lie I •ltcth the runaCirc•lintinn M(Lnau r
ge.t.cs cuntinu in I!Carccn ss."
W . .Humham Simpson
"The Frying Pan and the Fire"
Bu11in u Staff
proved very interesting, being t h
J . Hnndlof1', '30
Fronk Glud!ltn, '31 story of thr uncom!ortabl position of
A. Rog<'rA, '!10
Nnthnn Wcin ~ tock, '!lO
a Scotch Laird, chased over the
Philip Kotlar, 31
countryRide. "Dr. 'T'artus" is a new
T HE BLUE [(}f:Y SO , !ETY
and interesting story o.f a World War
Th Rev! w hnl! r elv d th • !ollowin"' I tcr from on!' of tht• foutld<'r s HJlY· In "S h ip to Tarshish" is a lcs_suspect every?ne but out Aunt What can it mean?
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Ron for cow rds; it is th e story of a F hc1ty In true Ph!lo Vance style. It
Miss Tittle-My dear, h ow intriguof th Blu Key So I ty:
man who runs away from his duty compares favorab ly with and makes a ing. Did you say it won't shut up?came back Lo it and then returns t~ nice cotnpanlon piece to "The Trial of London Opinion.
D nr dltor:
th S<'ene of hi s failure to prove him·
I not thnt six mor "r('pr<' Al'n lutiv"" m n of D••lawnr huv •
ac lf again. The power of the press is
been hono r d by c l ciion to the "lllu Key" Sol'il'ty. A K n m<'mb r
uniquc.Iy and amusing to ld in "The
of h Sturi n
ounc\1 which lntrmluc d th orgnni:r.n. Inn to the camLast rusad ." "Skule Skerry," laid
pus ot Delnw r , l f I It my duty and ohllgation to make n Atrcnuous
in the weird , b leak North wi ll satisfy
prot at ngalnt th monn<'r in whi ch h id alii ontl a&pirotions of the
your love of the supernatural. T hen
oun cll hov b n pllrvertcd by frA t'r nlty politic!!.
too, th delightful little house, LullWh n "Diu J<'f'y" was t\ut projrrt d, our idea wo ft lo have an
circle, in the sto ry of t he same name,
orgonizn ton by m on a or which D Inwnrc cou ld honor the men who
will pi ase by its charm ing personality which cou ld change the charac'h ad be n drfNltNI for o manag<•r Khip. 'T'h Htud nt ouncil wall
ter of ita occupants.
g1vcn th sine rr~ proml s •s thnt ho nlm s of th organization would
All t he stori s arc pleasing and are
b 110 1 mnly car·r i d out, on ly to hav u h 1.t fraud p rp •lmt.cd on u s
on many varied subjects. They are
os is vid nt In the xiet nee or th gr up in ita sc ond y •ar .
w 11 written both as to style and
"Diu K y" now m an ~ "Junior Druids " and " Wou ld-D D r •
language and their manner of ·presen!idA."
t I nat th Druidll und Drr•IIcla h av so me purpos M whic h
tation is qually good. The readers
th<'Y urry ou , but "'Blue J<oy" ma! qu rndin (how nppropriat that
of t h is book will c rtainly want to
thla !1 th Hnllowe' n e neo n I) under worthy mo ivre turn!l out to be
read oth r works by the same author
a hnndball for fr!ll!'rnlty poll i ~ unrl nno h r opp r unity for "R pin some of which the story- te'llers of
at
r ntntlv Mtm" o w (lr nnoth r k y from t hl'ir wa h hain s.
this volum appear ns characters.
J. C. F . S.
"R pr •A('nlatlv M n" on rlt•etrd. Of wha nrl' th S<' m n r p This book may be purchas d at
'r(•scntntiv 7 M<•ro•ly of th •lr frntrrnitios. Why no givr th men
Bull r s or the Cr enwood Bookshop.
who hnv<' work d for n bl'lt r D I wore without rrwnrd !l chunce
to k •p th lr D lawai' Rpirl glowing. 'T'h tlrf lltl'd manag r s
hav workl.'d hnrd . By bunding togt.>th r th('y can till 11 rvc
h Ir c llcg
f (lr being d nicd 11 mnllllA'!'rinl po sl ion. Why
. . hatter
d •n nwmbcr11hlp to lhe group for whom i wnH ~rt-nl d'1 nnd why
d r n 1111 ohjr t b t'l ·In m n not cnpabl• of t·nrr ing out i R
:t'un lions?
What a bunch of ex-lif guards ~
'l'h obkt· nnd im of 'lh "J31uc l<t>y" ha. not b l'n faithfully
hnvr in sc hoo l thil! yt•ar! But the
<"arri(•d out.
11 on • or lhr harkers o tho proj .. c·t nt it11 Inc pli n,
funny pur !~ that non of them have
('arnl'gie meda l :~.· Walt Tind II dt.'·
I mnk thl ll Jtl
servcM one if anybody does.
El et tht> dl'frnlrd mnnap;\'TII now, or r iA di11bnnd the• Sol·irty.
nd 1 c II upon oil loynl D lnwnrrun11 to ri~J:I In protcAl ngnin Kl thi
t> rgt• F'ltH·k, ,;lnct.' hi s r •cent nomdl11pln or lll'ltl ~h group lnlt·r~·. whit'h i11 n b r t the tru(' D Ia war
ination for lh • prC'sldency of tht•
Splrl . 1 tlllk t h Stud nl ouncil to lak<' 11 •ps
Ih
r ctlfy lh
nl t•d Statt.'s, hns a !lsum d a grave,
c ndill n of 111 rnbl•r hip or disband th!' o r~tnnlznlltm of "Biu Key"
dignifh•cl air. Be mor aemo ratic,
Fin<'k. Unt' mu~ b n back-slapper to
nl I t'lnw ro.
'!l oping h t th • lutlt•n Bouiy nnd 1'ltud nt ounri l b •Ilt•vp thnl
b n poli iciun.
J am
rllin!l' unci 11lentling frtlm nn unMt>lfi11h puh1t or vi •w !•'n r
Rt•lty Ru ~~ II I'Xfwcts to be nil
aU tt r
lnw 1r •I 1 1\nl,
'uzzy nl S. . K. brawl, Friday nigh .
Aincr>rl'ly,
ll owrver, vt>rylhing will
Jo -Jo,
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Snturdny.
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Room for Special Occasions.
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lbl'rt, th1• jnnitor,
WllS
heurd u sing
~krtl mt>m - ~nnw t•hlqurnt pn>funily Thursday
~orl l~r mornin~ II" ht• 11\Uflprd up th • r •muin~
of thl' llnll owt•'t•n bn•nd fi •ht.
l olly Hi,•k rd nnd Ti ~ h<'Y St in
did not o•onH• ln hlow11 in
m ricun
Go\ rrnmtmt t•ln~..
ThL•i r
v<'rbnl
blm ·~. huWI'Vt•r , w1•r loud nnd r!'·
~11111Hiing.
Tlw P pnlilil'lll urgumt.'nlll
nn• gninl( tn ht• hurd on the y•R .
Loui~L' mnkt•. t hL' p:rndl', ~~~
lnk t·~
IIi II <'II high.
Doy. I hnt ' n~
.'nu•1t uno•, nin't it\ ri~rht, Robimnn ?
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in tlrt'lllll'lltinn f,,r 11 vi,.::urou11 ~~·n. o1 n I
:1• ~~~-.•toni mt\1\1\J(t•r of . w1mmin~r
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t ht• ••ml ,,f t ht• • n~on .
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Paris Building
Story Proves False
Dr. Hallihea Correds News Stories
That du Ponts Will Gin U. Of
D. Paris Building; Site To
Be Presented To Bienveaoe Francaise
Last w k newspaper , including
he three Wilmington dailies nd the
Delaware College Review, published
n sto ry regardi ng a new building to
be erected in Paris as a memorial to
the du Pont family, and to be u ed
as a h eadquarters for the Delaware
Foreign Study Group. The stories
were written around a statement
made by Dr. J o eph H. Odell on the
tee-' balanc wh~ t which ste n u in the
dir ion of aanity. Without it man
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"Between hi s junior and
enior lo s his ense of proportion and that
years he sp nt another summer with rn~ans his e pacity to apprais human
--the urvey. It wa while he wa a valu . With i h
th oth r
(Conlinued fTOm Pa n 1.)
nior th t h met Ii
Lou Henry, f~ll~w's ?oint of vi ~· a qu!llity e ·· 1 and e p -:-ation of 11 thP , tud nt in
Lso a
ology tudent
hom be pee1ally Important With pubhe men.
later married. Receiving' his diploma
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s nse of humor i con i t n
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in May, 1 5, he worked as
min with earnestn s of purpo~. It. conlaborer for a brief time and then set
our vi ion withou rn king
out for San Francisco to link his vision r)•.
fortunes with those of Louis J anin,
" I w nt my m a~ to ppe I to
leading mining ngineer of the West, youth . That to me i a test of h th r
from which point hi
reer began."
th !utur i With me
nd al o
whether mly arterie have hardened.
mith's Me sag
"Keep humorous and don't be
The following letter was received cynic 1. Be funny but don't hav that
coat of varni h which orne f olks
II
from Smith:
" I am glad to com ply with the r - ophi tication.
quest of College Humor for a short
"In thi
pirit I sh II conduct my
me age. It is this. Humol" is the
I Blu
rt
II
1~
C ream of the Je ter
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Quick, give the principal parts of
Stude to Waitress-Get me
gla s
of water.
Swim, swam, wum.
Waitress-W ha 's the mat r with
Good!
Now give the principal you? You got two f t!
part of the verb "dim."
Stude--How do you know? B en
Aw, quit yer kidding.
p eking?-Bearcat.
l\[
·
· h aven ,
· arnag
s may- b
e rna d e 1n
"Do you wor k -her ?"
but most of the preliminaries are ar- ~ " o ma'am I'm the bo. s."-Lyar.
ranged in autos.
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NARDO
eve of his sailing for France, last the verb "swim."
THE SHOE REPAIRER
Saturday.
This week a r epr esentative of The
Review interviewed Dr. Walter Rullihen, president of the University of
Delaware, asking him for further details about the proposed building. Dr.
Hullihen stated that the stories reporting a proposed new building were
en tirely erroneous, and that a s far
as he knew no plans had even been
considered for a new building to hou se
the Foreign Study Offices in Pari s.
Dr . Hullihen explained that the
Foreign Study Plan rents quarter s
in a building in Paris that is occupied
by the Bienvenue Francai se , an organ ization which makes it its function to welcome fo reign visitors to
France. This organization has been
particula rly cordial to the Delaware
Group and to repr esentatives of the
Univer sity of Delawar e who have visited France. The lease on the site
of t his building is about to expi r e, and
mo ney has been raised from member s
of the du Pont family to buy the site
and present it to the Bienvenue F r ancaise. One of Dr. Odell's missions on
hi s trip is to clear the title to this
lot. .T he only connection which the
affair has to the University of Delaware is that its Pari s offi ces are
r ented from the Bienvenue Francai se.
Dr. Odl!ll stated that Julian Ortiz
had collected $80,000 from member s
of the du Pont family to purchase the
site, and that it would be given as a
memorial to t he fir st Pierre S. du Pont
de
emours, who at the request of
President Thomas Jefferso n, of the
United States, wrote an important
book on a system of public education
for the United States. This statement was stretched to include a new
building for the University of Delaware.
nothe r erroneou s tatement appearing in the news stories relating
to t his memorial was that Dr. OdPII
was going to France as a sub titu e
for Dr. Hullihen, who cancelled a trip
several weeks ago on account of the
serious illness of hi s mother. Dr.
Hullihen sta ed that. it would be imperatively necessary- fo r him to go
abroad later in the term on bu Riness
con nected with the Foreign
tudy
Pl an.
tr1dmt
Hoover
te
pecialty
1
Mr. Paxon- I hear that you have
ent your so n to college. What is he
doing there?
Mr. Woodward-Ageing.
Ther e once was a Scotchman so
t ight that every time he shav d he
went out on a date to powd r hm elf.
I'm majoring in Greek. And you?
Latin .
Well , we'll have to get together and
talk over old times.
" Hone. t .. lev
ain, t D d ~.
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BLUE HEN TEA ROOM
Pn rl y Decoration: and Fa,•or
pecial weekly rates given
to students
R
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TLE R '
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415 1arket t., Wilmington, D I.
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How can I keep my feet from fall ·
ing asleep?
Don't Jet t hem turn in.
r.
on't it,
"It 11 b funn
wh y u kid him long t
III
. p n
"The way to a man's heart is
through his stomach."
Co-ed-"Yes, but when one has ~ex
appeal why bother to make that d tour?"
-I-
Hockel"-Do you think we can im prove our faculty this year.
Hudson-What do you mean?
Hoc;ker- It •ays here, in th Review, that students attend colleges
to improve their faculties.
E ven i£ you r
b r ok('
ou c n
lc·phone hont · - ju t l U
th 1u•ra Lor to re
tlr e
ha rg
New Ideas in
Clothes are fi rst
shown here.
Gladden-! hea r your gil"l's a little
mite.
MacLane-Might, nothing, I'm posiitve she won't.
Suits a nd Top Coats
$35.00
Holmes-Are you going to t ha t
new show at the Capitol? There i~ a
compa ny of l 20.
Watson-What has t hat got to do
with it?
H olmes- othing, exc pt that they
carry only one trunk.-Powwow.
&
Upward
JACOB REED'S SONS
1-'%4-142'6 Cbe&tDut Su..t
Phil&delphia
Babs-I heard that someo ne had
r cently given 500 kisses.
Wh at
would you do if some b y friend asked
you to help him outdo t hi s r ecord?
Bubs-I'd t II him to beat i ! o'Lan ern.
y
SassC-(drinking lhe 14th beer) W II , her e's loo king a you, Pinky.
Pinky- Yes. It might be for the
last time.
GIVE
HlM
f\
OLD
SEE X 'TtME.S Yov
Gc>L..D Tot-~Y WHILE
\-\E.. STI LL I \4A5 A.
CENTRAL BARBER SHOP
COVGH,
E )( A
IM
I U l You FACE ~ ~
lACe: ... NOT A
CouGH IN A CAQ.-
B. T. EUBANK , Prop.
Collegiate Haircut!! that Bear
Inspection
Newark
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(
PLEA SE,
You
LCAD
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w
r
your pol-
cllo,j·,c e • • • • •
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NC
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age
Hoover authorized the following exclusive statement to College Humor
and th college world, preferring it
to be put in th t hird p r on:
"Back in t he late 'eightie~ wh n
th Republican nominee for presidcn
was an offi e boy for a land company
in alem, Or on, a mining cngi n er
sauntered into th office and cap ured
Bert Boov r's imagination
· h talk
of ha profe ion. He d ided to go
to colle
and become
mining en-
pia
' m aoina to
anrl t n him
INC.
Wt shall bt open during ln te rmlulon
of the Theta Chi Informal
Hoover Wins by Overwhelming Majority rr==========:::..
(Continued f r om Page 1.)
Hnove r. The largest p rcentage in
any one college was twenty to one
for Smith in Mount t. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, Maryland. The
largest percentage for Hoover in any
one college was eighteen to one at
Wheaton College. Wheaton, Illinois.
Will Rogers obtained one-half of
on~ per cent of the total student vote.
The following was received from St.
Jo hn's Collegiate, Annapoli s, Maryland: " Hoover 12 , mith 120, Texas
Guinan 2, tudents dry and faculty
all wet."
Trade a
A C A D M EY ST.
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE REVIEW
S tud ent, r e r eading
In oJf atche
ationa l F a rm cho
rip . I oherty's .J.
eJaw are Bow
' o R ut~er' T eam
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The Delaware For ign Study Bur·au is glad to announce that the
HorbonnP has added three n ·w courses
·.mtlnut·d !rom Pall'" 1.)
TNtm l'utN I ll Fin J'J(ht ; Conowa.y Fatuity J .u~log With
bout Half 1he to lht> program ~o th a t th . F•or ·gn
I
Rut ••·r lim lwlflinv for thrN• r!r,wn
Study studl'nts mtght tudy m gr<'ater
ford lliC 11 ubf'd t 0 punt. lt ut~·· 111 c·omnd lluJ(IC Ht ar; llt>nm•t l 11 urt
!\I tt·IH' ('omph·tl'd; Dr. ypherd
cle ail the certain fi Ills of
rench
1
r>l•l<·cl ." long !JIIKS
~nd on tl11
IJrw' . .J V.'11 l•ft •pwnrk Ia I I• rlLn I! 11 ( '""'' Score
litcrutur.e ~nd hist~ry. ,
. .
urc•t·l·dmg play \\urren ITIII•t'c-Ppt ·d a 1iav n !I ,,'clock for Uoyl<·~lown. Th••l
The Hnuth Foretgn Study
mt IS
P""" on our !lf> yard lin<•. ll u!Jr·rt trii> wn unl'\'l•ntful I'Xt'l pl !or n hfJr
Thrr,ugh th1• c·rHtrll' Y o! Lhf' Mal~:h 1 t'fJ'•fH•rntin r with the Delaware Bureau
nun 1•d qnit·kl~ tn t h1• !!0 )'ani lirw Ktop 11 t K lnv. of P rn in. ('on;•way, l ('ommittf '' of th•• Nt•wark
ountry in supf!O rting the. 1• new cour. <>!!.
llllfi thl hnlf (•nfiNI liS c:Ja ,11('1' in(l'r-1 r;,., l(t•lnwn'll C:ullopltl" Wwllt, wnnt- ('iuh, u Htuclr-tll-l·'aculty (;,,If T ourna- I The· J~or<•ign
udy Bull tin i. in
,.,. 11 t,•d u Jtut~•·r11 forward. flu• qunr 1·d tc, k.now wht·tr• tllr ~lUI'I·n ;vn5, rnc•nl i!l now und•·r way. The matcheR pn•pa.ration ~nd .'s hopi'Cl to he rPndy
t• r was t lw he· t <>rll' of th•· gnnlt',i W<· un·tvl'fl ut tlw Nntwnal I· urm
f fr,r fit. tn!Jut10n Jn a few we ks.
0
t hr• ll••lawuro t am Khowint' u 1!1• • 'r•lwr11 nl t wl'lv••·Lhlrly. Dmrwt w;11 nr•· ,,,.,nl( played on tht• ground~
It ha!l hc1•n call d to our attention
r·i•kd udvnntug1• ovf'r· th<• lcornr• t~!tm.
r•rvc•d ( '!) in!nwrlir.ll•;ly. Af;"r din1wr thf' . f'lub.
f.i,.v .. ral ~at1·ht·~ ha\·t• that h.e S1~rbonne is not the oldest
Th" ~·,.,.ond half OfiiiJNI w11h I ny
WI' n•. (I'd until tw•, 11 1·iock. J hr· ICIIfllf' urou 1 d r·onRider;~!Jil
mten•st, and un>VI'r 1ty m EuropP, as slated by
J11r un!l SquiliMI· n·plnf'illl( I Ji,Jo~•·ph 11tnrl!'fl ul two-Jhir y.
, II\' ,inlf•rt• lt·d golf fans have bf'Pn Thl' R<•viP.W . ome time ago.
1111
C'upluln Jtwvlu wun ll11• tr,ss up.
·
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·
d
11111 1 Warnn In 1lw hal'kllf •l d. Hutgr n
klc~ •·fi to our l!O yard lin•·, lluh<ll t 'I hf' HhH· and c:uld l'f'l'f'iv• d and followmg t 111'1 r uvonlf'R uroun .
mnldng n hNtlltlfnl n•turn of twenty 111 hNI th•· ball to th1• lif y yard line.
'J }w matches rnuy h • playNl at any
A Helpful
!uP
yurd . Tnylor m:~dt• 15 yarrl !l nrouml Our fir t tJhly Wll!l n ":''fH'l'.
Jl l>lt titn<• lwfor1• Nr,vC'mhPr 5. Th.ey are
Mr. Faraway- ! wa~ going to calli
lcf <•ntl nnd S'J111iltlC'I' mat!C' 5 ynn iK pa l'rl lht• pi!!' kin ~~l (on:~wny for ~of lhf• Na.~ all typ<··. One pomt f(Jr yuu up Ja ~t evening, I.Jut I f orgot your
o ff lacklf'. On lhP no•JCI two play!! a tr•n ~ard ~·urn. ))ol' K wnrrtorK lhf'n tlw fi!' KI nm •, nn<· t~oml for th sec-~lt· lenhone number.
Rutl(l•rs lm•kr• through unci wr• lu
n much• two nwrc• Jlr t downK with off- nnd mn•·, and c~ne p01nt !or the match.
Prof. L lterkink It is 742. You
Lotul of 11 yurr ll'l. II ulwrt punlt•ci lo tnrkll' thru~
und. Khort t•nd run~ but Many hnve fir11~h d thl'tr rounds, and can rpmember it easily by nssociati ng
thl' n utuo· r K 15 yard lint• . 'l'hc· rdurn raiiNI to pl nll' th hull acro!l!l th c•ir a w1• ~eo to pr<• 11, the sco re is 11 to it with thf' year of
harl magne's
punt wn11 ('rlltl{hl on the 40 yard line. npp11t1<'n 11' gunl line. Frum then nn li in favor <>f lhf' Students-a Bure birth-D troit N ws.
})pluwnrf' los
]111 hall lo Uut l'rll on till' llrHt half wuY ni p and tuck unti l 11 ign that th •rr• is no "mitt-flopping "
rl nwns, hut. Btmson intr·r<'• •ptf•:l u pn~M tht• fnnmlr hoy!\ g ot thr•ir first ouch
lwing dr,ne . Thf' resuitM o f the
and Tuylor hi tlw 11nr for 4 yordH . down.
'J'hf' 11econd half found a mat hc•s playl'fl are as follows:
A fll't' nn incomph•t•• fi pnHK und a I w••at'iPd
U lnwtll'l'
l<•nm
fighting
S. F.
j
yard gain Jl uuerl pu niNI ''v ·r llw lr·nar lous ly nguinst tht• h1•uvi r und Lt•wi ll IS) . . . .
. ........ :1
0
Hu tgcoru •oal II nil. Pl ay wnK l't• urn d morr I'XP<'ri •rwNI Fnrm fkhonl <•II'Vf'n. ('. ll oughlun (F) ......... .
Tu xe d os for H i r e . I
ut tht• :.!0 ynrd lin1•, llH· flrril piny In thi 11 hulf liH• c; .. ,.,.n nnd WhitiJ Pili (S) ..........•....... . 3
0
bc•i ng IILOJ! JH'd by out IIIII• for no mad • 21) p•>inl .
MPyl'rK ( I•') .. , ............ .
Ne wark
Oel awa r ej
~
gn i n. A lim• J1IUng<• nl'lt1•d li y n!"d ll
Conuwuy, thl' fl ur;h from down Htall', Collinll (S) ........•........ 3
0
und Rutger11 w lll forcNI t1; punt. ll u- madl' ll<•vr·t·n l ~ (lt't'lHf'Uinr run 11 but H oughton ( I~) ............ .
ii
ii
bc•rt rnncl!• tht'l'f' yurd ~, Hq uillu e two th1•
IJ<olt\wnrc•
boy11
wt·c·t•
pittrd F u ll ing (S) ......•.. . ..... 0
0
unrl 'l'lly lor Klttrl••tl arrwnd lt'ft !'nd al{uin r;t n tr·urn t l111~ outw •ighf'd lhrm Md'u. ( l•') ..•..............
11gnin hut tht· ltutJ~f'r8 end Kpillt•d hy thirty pound!!. C:d1•h Bngg di s- (jold s ll•in (S) .•...•....•.. 2
him with no ~aln . lluhf'rl punte d to plnyl'd h<• HA'lP'I'HKiVf' llghtin~ 11piri Syp h rd ( I•') ......•........
for
thl' l{ulg!'r~ ~0 yn t•d linr . l l 1•n• l{ul- whic·h has HIJ oft<•n hrnul{ht cumrrwnlR Croo i•H (S) .......•....•... 0
gl'rH ll lnt·t• ·rl 1111 off<•nHivf', h cu•l r rl hy ft·otrl tht• <·ouch und th1• K IH'Ctalor ~. ll ulfiht•n (I<' ) .............. .
Fine Cake. a nd Candi es
Ro s<'n 1 nrl Gr<•enh 1·g, thul l.nok th
IJ icl< Munn 11 playl'ri a HlC'ftar I{Jllll · 1Lt•inllurg••r IS) ............ 0
II
L>inner Novelt ies for
hall HO ynrd H fo t' l hc so o nd touch- lloth lht•Ht boy~ arc• l{ni ng wit h Llw I•: a 1man (F) ............•..
Occa s i o n ~
down of lh1• gam . Tlw ]Hl ln WOK vttrdlty Kf(UHd t o Swurlhmor<' thi R
i
7
11
Ht'nrNI hy :\ drop kick . '!'Ia• kickoff w1•r•k-en d. B<•nnf't.l, uur plu<"ky IIlii••
wtiK l'<•rciv rl hy Mcll·ri8 who I'Url'lc •d half. had t wu tih,.. ill'llkt•n in thi 11
Only RI'VI'n out o f s ixle<' n matches
tlw ha il 20 yardt1 to our :.!fi yard line . gurne. \ nrdl'il wns on l he Hi d clines hnvl' beP n plnycd, so th nt lhe pre fle n t
I
Rul~e<•rs' hn•• hf' ld nnrl lluhr•rt punted with u wrrnch •d r;h ou ld er.
s upel'iority nJ lite• students may b
to thl' oppoMing 21i yurd lin<• . Hnt).(PI'II
Tht> litH '·t!Jl was U K follows:
~ h orl l iv d. The other matches to be
11turll'd (1. ll trong o lf<•n KI •r agnin uml
1.. J•;., S rwwiH'I'Jl'<'t' ; L. T., ll nHk ins;
l11dd lh bnll on onr :10 yurd lino 1\ R L. (;,, Ito cn hlnll ; C., Boggs; R c: ., pluycrl nn•:
F ULL LINE OF
1.. AdumR vs. ('rnoks.
t he quart''' <•mh•d.
MannH; R. '1'., Tunn •II; H. 1•] . Rigg on;
Ow<'n .; vs. J)u lto n .
HulK''''" KI'O I'l'd lll(lir l hird touch J{. II., H nn{'tl; 1.. II., Connwny ; Q . B.,
Desirable
Furniture
Th oroug hgon rl vs.
obb
down In four phty" nflrr thr lw~t ln \ I loll: 1•'. H., l't •<·it•.
Raugh vs. W. A. Wilk in son.
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nilll( of th !• quu ft•r . 'l'hcir n t.a l'i<
llef<•n•t• \V (ll'k or 'fpmplt• .
M. Adarn H vs. Ryd n.
sc<' ml'fl in v hw ihi<• nnd cou ld no t lw I
Jl i.Jo HC Jlh VII,
tlOl' t'WOOd.
A() IVI'!i hy lhl' pltl,YI•d oUl i) •luwu t'(•lln H.
('ross I nr k11 till' f:! pn l
Gladden vs. Baus m nn.
Rutgl't'M llirkl'll nfT lo D•· ln wa r·1·, ll u
Mnn (in qu r UI' o ul~<i dt• piclur
Kan<' vs. S p<•ncl'r.
1> rt punting i cnrrwdi n t Piy. A~~u l n the
hnusf') " Do n 't puRh in liko that.
Hut • s bo •ks tm·•· t ht•o u~eh t ht• D<•ln
'!' hi H iHn' ynur plu ·t•."
Wlll't' llrw oncl th<• o fft•n Mivl• ••tlfi d in
S low , crvice
Smull Lud "Oh, yes, it is. 1 only
ATHLETIC GOOD
anotlwr t.OIH'h down. On t lw l! ll l'l'l' dlq•nl f o l.' so m KW •cts.''
Tnilor
Th
• p (J!Ilnl s rvi c is in a
lnll' kickoff 1l opkinr1 miHit• n t~n Yt\l'd
"And how dn you know you'v • com
w1· •tch N I conditi on.
I
909 Market-900 Sh ipl ey
n•tu1·n nn<i lh n hll ih lln(J for 8
l•'r ir nd 1 neVl'l' noti e d it.
ynrd s.
nolh er ynrd
nd II pklns bllt'k t o the right plnr 7"
"Tl
•r·ltll !ll' I c hnlkl'cl a big while
Tuilor
W<'ll
,
I
have.
During
the
wn~ K Ollpod just
horl of n ftr11t
Wilm ing ton, Delawa r e
no. K on your rout.'' Ti t- Bits.
lns t m o nth I posted 180 stalcm nts o f
down . llu bllt't punted nnd th Oelo IH'I'o
unt
s,
with
r
IJUl'!lls
!or
immediate
Jirw h •ld lhll opp(Jlliliun, 1'0 1' lng lh1•m
·\ h l'll Ynll nl(l' 11'4 Low
pnym<'nl, and, so fnt· as I can I arn,
to p unl.
ftc!' 111111( hl• t• l'Kl' hllrll(l' Of
n o t nwrc than two of my customers
" Th1• wnrl1 h r doe R iH rovolllng ."
punts n th in! oll'un!llvr wn 11 lnrlNl,
r<"ct"ived lht>ir le tte r s. Dry Good s R c"Whn IR il ?"
t ho 1' Mull b lng th Onnl lourhdnwn.
view.
"Oh, h r •rhttt'K<'R bnllcrlc~s."
Tht• gnm rntll'd o minut • n ft l'l' lw
ki •kotl'.
ll nw lh y . lnrl d :
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