The Bates Student - volume 48 number 29 - December 3, 1920

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2 1 r* She tnhm vol.. X.V. No. 8 LEWSTON, MANK. FRDAY, DECEMBER ::. 190 KlrK TEN (KNTS BATES OUTNG CLUB OUTLNES WORK Plans Gven Out Pre-Season Actvtes Commence Practcally everyone n Sew England haa heard of the famous Dartmouth College Outng Club. n fact, ls great nsttuton among tn- hlls of New Hampshre -.as much knowt for ts Outng Olnb as for anythng rse. Las! rear Bates took a poneer step n organsng : smlar elub here n Mane. Great work was.1 by the rlnl n keepng n skatng rnk on Lake Andrews cleared of s ow nl wnter long; and when on sders the amount of snow that fell one must con elude Hnt that task alone merts much prase. The brllant lghtng facltes on tn rnk every evenng were not only apprecated by the skaters, but the scenc effect was admred by every \stor on the campus and was a source of prde to tn- college tself. A tobog gan slde was bult on Mt. Davd whch provded exhlaratng sport for many. Bnowshoes were bought by the nt. for the use of the members. All mem hers of the dull were admtted free to the college hoekey games. The elub naugurated : hke to Mt. Washngton, whch, smnll as t was compared wth those of Dartmouth, was more than apprecated by those who took advantage of the opportunty. Last year was a begnnng under dffcultes. Ths year, tn Bates Outng lull promses ts members a real pro- gram a program that ran be entered nto and enjoyed by everyone, wtl t excepton. The frst thng whch the Club "ll undertake s the fxng up of the skatng rnk. The rnk has already been purchased for the hoekey anna. wll probably!" another rnk ths year, so that hoekey practse wll not nterfere wth tn- skatng prv leges of tn- meml s. The re wll le llumnated sx evenngs out of the week so that skatng may. at all tmes when weather condtons are favorable. The toboggan Blde on Mt. Davd "ll atly mproved. t wll le much and more regular than last sensoa. Am t wll certanly furnsh enough sensatons to satsfy any enthusast. The (lull already poss,,.. two toboggans for the use of ts m " s. am wll purchase more before the reason commences. The art of sk g, whch s rapdly ganng a greater degree of popularty lore New England has receved spe cal favor from the Outng Club dreo tors. A course for a sk slde has been surveyed down over the sde of Mt. Davd and across Mountan Ave nto the slope beyond, Here a sk j p has been pert, eted, and arrange ts for sensatons of all knds suppled. One of the he projects of the Outng lull wll he tn- hkng actvtes. Both the men and women of t. lege ths year are to receve equal COH -l. raton n these hkes. Arrangements are under way for at least three a month one for the men. one rnr the women, and one for both together, The hk -. of course, " ll be made on snow lens or sks whenever possble and next sprng probably some bg hke lke the Mt. Washngton trp last year wll.e mapped out. These hkes wll le taken to ponts of nterest wthn a fewmles of the campua on holdays and Saturday afternoons. The flal has plans under way for the purchase of a.amp near \u Name Pond, out Babatta way, where frequent oyater -uppers may 1 nove.l. Already the lull s equpped wth several par, of snow- -s. am ts equpm lt wll be an,!, advances. B of tl semester, "hen th. carnval wll probably be h.ld. a t\ tes of all knds should he t ller heght. Exctng conte l snow wll feature the carnval. Prmarly, t wll be an exhbton of the work of the l Hub to that datl at Lest an r BtrUCtl lesson n the of makng the most of New England w nters, whch the rsng gem ratlo - learnng ov. Further partcular, "ll be nd anced to ndent body at an early date. BASKET BALL SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED Openng Game At Cty Hall December 18 Drector smth has announced the tal schedule n Hat.s College Basket ball. Many of th leges repres nted ae famlar to Hates fans n other branches of athletcs. Although the Unversty of Mane s the only other state eollege represented on the boards ths wnter the two games arranged wth our upstate rvals wll no doubt arouse some of the old tme lghtng sprt among the athletes and remnd the fans that the two colleges are not snowbound. The openng game s to be played at l.ew-ton Cty Hall, Bee. 18 wth the Portland A. C. Oswald Tower hns been secured to offcate at ths game. Mr. Tower s an edtor of one of the standard rule books, an authorty on basketball, and an exponent of clean, fast playng, wth an accent on speed. Mr. Tower wll nlso offcate at the Bates- Mane game n Cty Hall, Feb. 4. Bates games n Lewston wll be played under ntorcollegato rules. The e wll be offcal wth no cage. There "ll be outsde lnes ar d the court wth free Boor under the baskett as pun ded for the rules. The actual plnv g space wll extend two feet beyond ba-k.ts longtudnally. Th. schedule Portland A. (.. Oty Hall, Lewston, an. 7 Northeastern College of Hus- ton, cty Hal, Lewston..an. 14 Mane at Orono. an. Ll Portland A. C. at Portland. an. 88 Boston College at Cty Hall,.ewston. Feb. Rhode sland State (pendng) (Oty Hall) Vb. 1 X. F. State, Cty Hall. Feb. lf Harvard at Cambrdge. Feb. 17 Xorthonstcrn at Boston. Mar. 11 Pondng. Mar. 14 Pondng. Mar. 18 N. H. State at B-urham. Games are pendng wth Mnss. Agges. Worcester Polytech and Tufts. PEOPLES SHOE SHOP OLD SHOES MADE LKE NEW MENS AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES MOCCASNS ANOATHLETC SHOES 67 College St. and 66 Sabattus St., Lewston, Me. Phone 1957-W E. Qulman, prop. HGH STREET CHURCH HOST TO STUDENTS -.lust the best tme ever. s the unanmous report of the 7". or more.ates Students "ho attended the >nnal evenng as guests of the parsh of the Hgh street Congregatonal Church, Auburn. Frday, November. 1. Automobles wese on hand to carry the students over to the church am ready to land us -af.lv home a wee ht after ten. lder the splendd leader shp of Rev. Ml.. B. Pearson and Ms. Qunn, somethng dong every mnute "as the Bee ret of -ace.-. (Tame ta^s were ready to be pnned on at our en trance nto the large hall. Soon we were decorated by names of reuowned authors, poltcan-, statesmen even Wllam Hart-horn h. ng represented tacked r bad -. Whereby we pro ceede.l to ta\ our ngenuty to th.- ttle by the complmentary or nth erwse remarks Bsade aboul our assumed characters. An entertanment llow ed " th Mss Martha Jo; Verrll at the pt and M-- Conforth, Hat.- ml. an nterpre- ter of humorous readng. Rev. Mlo E. Pearson gave us a hearty welcome. Then we matched up part, of pctures to fnd our partner- for the " eats, and my, but ddnt that home made cake wth thck frostng look good. aped up dshes of.e cream were added. Compettve cheerng among groups gave th. vctory to Bates over Harvard. lej. an.. ojl "e of Hard K Hates was not far behnd numerous ; a. -. After sll-; g g. \ a Mat. r and gvng the Hates yell under the a..a.hp of rrn a Haskcll, our well habt Of depart; r,- at tell clock lead us, ;, The -pnt..f congenalty a.1 frendlness every made ns feel "at home" and we would agan express our hearty appre cbt..u lo the members and fr he Hgh St. mgt : t mal Church for the charmng evenng. "PHEGENA" REHEARSALS Rehearsals for the Greek drama, 1 [ph gena," are beng held n r.-thorn Hall audtorum at the followng hours: Toes,lays at M.: Thurs.lavs and Frdays at 4.1S. M. The " - e n t. entre cast at each rehearsal s requested, as the number of rehearsals s lmted. PORTLAND CLUR ORGANZED The Portland club has hen organzed and plans aro beng made for an nterestng seres of programs durng the season, the frst meetng takng place on Thursday at Frye Street House. The followng were ntated nto the club: Eleanor Brewster, 1, Bcerng; Elso Roberts, 3, Kenncbunk; Phylls Sawyer, 4, Westbrook; Abbo Small, 4, Scarboro; Helen Baker, 4, and Florence Bay, 4 of Gorhnm; Thclma.ogan, 4, South Portland; Zlpha Buttcrfold, 4. Helen Hamrn, 4, and Esther Ffleld, 4, all of Portland. The electon of offcers followed: Prosdent, Mldred Wlber, 1, Portland; vce presdent. Gladys Peerng,, South Portland; secretary and treasurer, Else Roberts, *3, Kennebunk; charman of publcty, Alce Crossland, 3, Portland. Mss Georgana Hayes,, Gor-- ham, was apponted charman of arrangements for the next meetng. BATES TOJEBATE HARVARD Contest To Take Place n Lewston On January 15 Negotatons for a debate " Hat.- am llar\ard nn.- ju.t h. en com pleted. Accordng to the present plans Harvard wll send a team lure to Lew ston to debate Bates, Whle -he meets se at Cambrdge, debatng the.a lueston as s debated at Lews ton. The ffteenth of next January has been chosen ns the date, and the place wth whch he dealt whch s of tmely wll probably be Cty Hall. The t. am nterest to all Amercans today, or that wll represent.ates on ths 01 CS whether t was hs brllant mastery of slon has not yet been pcked, but COn m egn la nguage, «hch s mo lderng the make up of the squad, there ca be no jueston whatever that the men who are chosen wll be fully able to uphold Kate- excellent reputaton and repeal the performance Of last ly, Baron S. A. Kurl, for rly oa.voror g ral of Fnland under the Kerensky regme n Russa, held a large group of Bates students and faculty qute a - team. spellbound n a le.-tue on "The Hus- Th.- addton..f Harvard to ths.ears debatng schedule forms a par sau KcMlut on," whch he.,! tet who.e equal Hates has never b fore at. open meetng of Poltcs club attempted to n t. There can surely be held Mat horn Hall, Wednesday even- - no complant! as to the >: n-: t of g, Prom begnnng to end hs M.-.1S numbers on our debatng schedule ths vear, nor as to the qualty of the teams rang wth a scathng condemnaton of that we are to meet. All Mm "he Harvard, Yale, and Pr C ton, who have 1 the arstocrats n de batng n the East, are to be met. and. we t". el - e, conquered. Last -ears meetng "th Harvard marked a step forward n our debatng hstory, but ths years debate s no less mportant an oeeason, We have stablshed a record whch : - n \ nble. We must keep t up. T..- cradl h to Professor Bard for hs aever-endng labor whch makes su.-h schedules as have been mapped out possble. t s thru hs elorts that not only Harvard, but thes other mportant teams as well are comng here. WER-CLASS RASKET RALL The nter class basketball tests that were so popular wth th. students last year were fought out wth ncreas ths week th.- Bates Gym. An abundance of play tt of varsty calber have made ther appearance m ther respectve team- and t goes wthout sayng that there wll be no lack of competton when tll \ars squad s pcked. Two games were played ea.h nght. one by each of the classes. Whle few -tars were e\ dett the drat pa of the week the games Wednesday nght showed a decded mprovement n team Work and the scorng was more fe quent. Summary of the games. Monday Nght. BOPHOMOBES 8j SENORS 5. PEBSHMBN 17: JUNOB8 : Senors Goals Fouls Wggn, rf 1 Tapley, f Spratt, c Gross, rg Case, g Sophomores Kenelly, rf Banll, f (Contnued on Page Three) Goals Fouls 4 WHAT S BOLSHEVSM? BARON KORFF ADDRESSES POLTCS CLUB Whether t was the.ul.jct matter - n a ml the utter mpractcablty of sovet government. Where Bolshevsm., democracy s not: where den racy s, B - h sm s not; the two forces are absolutely contradctory was f hs most mp! sve statements. He prased the Ker sky regme and sad that he dd rot blame or ts ult- thu he would blame a man for havng w hte hars or bla Kerea-ky," he sad, "was not bg enough for he pos- : f M hm... n KorfT s ere he had vsted of!. luton, untl the condton, n hs n try are such that he can safely return when h. en ps be abb- t" lend a hand t ructon wo k t ere. lb- s certan n bs convctons that the proslet government n Russa s of short duraton and that t s only a matter tn b f"-c n- Russan people wll get a democratc government, -whch the majorty so much desre. 91 Fn au.c. er o a quest on a-hl>s- hm at t e e.1 of hs lecture the Baron sad that he "hoped the Unted States wll not elte- nto frendly dplomatc relatons wth the present Russan government," but he would lke to see trade relatons resumed between the two peoples. n answer to a qnesto asked hm concernng -..-nne or. at the close "f hs address, the Baron sad T.enne was a great man but a "dffcult fanatc." le compared hm to a preacher of the mddle ages, most sncerely devoted to hs cause, le s aware that hs deas of sovet government have faled n Russa but "looks for a world revoluton to have hs Utopa." On the other hand the speaker sad that Trotsky s drectly opposte T.enne n hs character. He, the former, s "selfsh and nsncere. He never was a Bolshevst up to 1917 T.enne smply uses hm as a convenent tool." Berea. Kentucky. Berca College, whch s stuated at the foot of the Cumberland Mountans n Kentucky, owns and cares for acres of land whch covers two mountans. Students who wsh to make ther way at ths nsttuton fnd employment nt the sawmll whch belongs to the college. A sound tree s never felled for any purpose. Exchange..A STORE THATS OO % PLEASURE MERCHANDSE! WELLS SPORTNG GOODS CO. 5 Court Street, Auburn.-1 v."! n "STUDENT ATHLETC OUTFTTERS FOR FFTEEN YEARS

3 U4- PACE TWO THE HATES STUDENT, FRDAY, DECEMBER 190 She Bates Student PUBLSHED PBDAYS DURNG THE COLLEGE YEAH HV STUDENTS OF BATES COLLEGE EDTORAL BOARD.OV8 A. WLES, -1 EDTOK-N CHEF LAWRENCE D, KMBA1.. -J M \\V.\, BDTO AM. (V Bl MORE, 1 LOCA ED1TO MAURCE P SMTH. 1 Am.n. BDTO lobl : B W vrs. HUUHM. BDTO CONSTANCE A WALKEU, Ll.mn EDTO REPORTERS CRETE U, CARLL, 1 MLDRED C, WDBER, Jl P, : 08CAR l..sn:;, KATHARNE E OBREN, K. MATHEW8 GRAVES, - DWQHT K. LBBEY, CARL : PCRNTON, 8 FtOBER G, WADE, 3 CLFTON T, PERKNS, WLLAM.1 18HTON MAMl ERTE V H HNER\ A : TT.EK, 1 MAGAZNE DEPARTMENT DOROTHY HA8KELL, J Eo \ at Edtors V Wt El w SPRA1 P, 1 M,! PO comng more clear-cut and decsve, and the rens of authorty are held wth a frmer hand than most of us have been accustomed to. t s doubtless a good thng for the college that the rules and regulatons are takng on a clearness whch has for some tme been lackng. We wsh all success to the present admnstraton n ther attempt to smplfy the relatons between the varous elements of the college. For the remander of the year there s stll the duty of "carryng on," contnung every day to foster and mprove the sprt of good fellowshp and democracy for whch our Alma Mater s famed. BASKETBALL Wth the basketball stuaton n the hands of Coach Smth ths \ear we beleve tha the sport wll make a strong bd to become a major athletc actvty at Hates n the future. Already the nterclas. games have brought <> lght sum. good materal for the varsty team and there s no reason why basketball should not LOCALS Batty Hull. 1, spenl the holdays at ht! c n Buckfeld. Whle there he suffered a spraned wrat. Among the vstors to Gnrdner over Thanksgvng were j, f, Cuslck*, E, A. Canter, J, Edward Stoner, Wolman, Scott, Kelly, Lbby, lnn, \:n:t. and Brvng. Skatng - reported to b.".-! on Lake Del now. John Moaner Bays he la comng up " go Ashng thru the ce next Sunday. Room l s now prdng tself wth havng o new "l pantng, done by one of ~ nmatea durng the recess. Among the boys who spent ther vacaton n Parker wn Prank.. Brdges, R, Anthony Ebner, Bll Konnelley, Hll Tarr, Morey Flnnegnn, Ren hart son, Kane, Cogan, Qormley, Burrell, Farrow, l "h, Case, Smth, Varney, Sprat! Blackngton and Bell e. They reported fne usage al the Commons m the bg day, and some of them show t. ("apt. Stoner re) ts tha he won a lemon pe.-t the Auxlary raffle n Gardner the nght before Thanksgvng.,- dvded w ll alter. BUSNESS MANAGER w, have wth n- now two fnancers, Cuscl and Don, they WLLAM HODGMAN, - prove a good attracton to the townspeople and others, havng hased a quantty of German marks, Too bad : ht of ASSSTANTS ;!s rlanu A. Bl OT BENJAMN w, AVERY, W H,s " the college students. Anyone who has Dthera cat buj German "marks" as easly. utacrlpt ever seen a real basketball game does not need to be The posters r ntly put oul by the Sophomores were very s_ 50 p r j :n n adtanc Hlngle Copes, T urged to ;:o a second tme, so we beleve that the team "l""!""- A««earnel solo rendered whle the po ter was 1 : t :. Man. wll be well supported. We wll smply nvte everyone beng tacked up n Goulds room was very stmulatng. to be present at the frst game and the team wll do O... Tn. reports two feel of snow n Phllps, hs natve All busness communlclona alould be address : to th Busln - Mm fer,.;.; Parker Hall. ted artcles al am son should " the rest. habtat. Please tak notce of T * fne ea bt ughl back»dd r. co -. a M wth hm..!,.> and olh< n- dla. Th : ;, for.- edtoral column and : U" 111 >, «llel ll» V,.,-. A ; CO., Al n UN. Ml OUR GRADUATES., Among tl" vstors at Parker over the re Zeke Kendall, Prank Stone, 1 "!" Davdson, am Rudolph K. Small, or.-., and Green dd nol go home over Thanksgvng as j Valhavcn s now snowed n for the wnter. BATES VS. VALE One week from tomorrow nght our debatng team wll meet the Yale gaton on tn queston that "The Unted States should nvte the A.!, c powers to co-operate n the formaton of a jont protectorat Hat." We do not beleve t - m, y to urge the stude h trtmtest, snce t s the frst one of He season, and naturally wll draw t. The fad tha the deb te to be aganst hould be suffce re the preset ce of the entre coll do, however, wsh to emphasze the fact that ths s as much a college actvty - football or baseball and equally deserves student support. We must not let our backng of the team waver. The boys be made to feel that we want them to wn the second and the thrd debate as well as the frst. We mght take an example from tl all feld and urge everyone to "keep up the fght" as t was done last fall. LOOKNG BACKWARD have that t s about tme to settle down to work for the wnter. Novembct 13, 190, about fort} Kates Alumuae of Boston am vcnty me at tn Art Mas.-nn, Boston where a de luncheon was enjoyed. Classes from ls:»l 190 were represented. A busness meet) the luncheon and Boeal hour when plans for the year were dscussed. :. s and A B dgton Hgh Bel. W l A. hapman 09, - 18 tea t 18 Chase St., Lynn, Mass. MONASTERY BELLS lob" Watl A mam l here durug n Thanksgvng recess; Bob took a part "t tn- daj ol Thursday t e... home for sum. l:.. whle "Ars" waa ent rtaned al l.. of "l. k" anvod farl; Cues lay mornng, ts apeul ls vacaton n two states, am after a short reported for dutj at Mot. Adelbe Mllett, a promnent phyact f Belfast, las started, wth ts consequent achnga of musclts. Mane, ded N">. 17. after a luge 11 g llness. Dr. Mlletl was 0 almost worth tn- eftorl.\. to see John.a., member of the class of 1883, an. 1. eved the rary D majestcally 1 \. M. from Bates n He rec... ls degr t \l. D. from Dartmouth n 1888, Brgader-General Mark Lesle Hcrsey, las been transferred to tt mmand of Camp Dovens. Gencrnl Hersey waa a graduate from West Pont, 1887, and has Been llustrous s rvee, both n thr S ans uar, am n the late European war. He re "vml the degr..; \. \1. al Bat , and the rary de 1.1..t. n HUH. A son, Augustus Peter, Jr., was lnn, to tn- wf of \:LMSU- Peter S ov mbcr , n Wasl gto. >. C. The pa-.n- of the Thanksgvnj and th near a oach of the Chrstmas holdays remnds us that the frst lap of the year s almost run. Perhaps by ths tme some of us arebegnnng to wake up to the fact that we had better "look alve" f we wsh to get any credt for the terms work. Others are lookng names at present m tn- Boston malng lst. rd to a busy tme along socal lnes. Most of us therefon. 300 members n the 1 lub. t s 1 a.-aatv Number 1 of the J 1 football game (n- >> 1 r : Jamea Gray, Jr., dsco\ after two weeks 1.at n- had brokcu n two places, a bone n hs band. suul colds bus : n,.-m. 1 an., j,,.,. ma,11 gruesome Bounds from 11. frst l m-..,; thng 1.n y and ht muscans. Avery am Knbull clam they an out for the ts." Next we shall s elo> ed Hou 1 l Boston Bates Mens l lull has alwaya a more than n- CONGRESSMAN WHTE BFBAKfl TO BATES WOMEN terested n Bates dongs, aa -1.. m n par! by ther award of Thursday evenng, Nov. s, Walla the young l.m last year for t. retento of Coach Sullvau. Tn. follow " of Prof ssor Goul... bg 1 om an nvtaton le er, whch - slt expla \ nl ther. om 1 1 n fo the Muscal ("1 ubs whch are to "make : " "" " l! " n ", "" " Congress." le oul 1 the las of t!r month. aphcaly the proc penng the House of Legslaf arc, Hum took up al length the va >us demands upon. 1 mans tme. Hal.-: cember. 190, He vvdly depcted the practcal mpossblty of even th mol Tme:. M. SHARP mm.. n,urn. ; acquant n tl any of the Place: ;.-:. n Cty tlnl "a carred on outsde hs nun partcular comm Prce M. Whtes talk was 10 only very pleas entertanng, Wanted; 100 Pn ln flled wth concrete nformaton about the law makng bodes Dear Fellow Alumn: 11 nn go\. nl. The regular monthly Luncheon of the Boston Batea Mens Club wll be held as S] fed above. There wll be no football to nterm, wth th- would lke n see at least l 1 " 1 alumn present. Wth we are Bendng notces to tlm entre malng lst of aboul There are about 300 SPOFrOKD There Bhould le. Spofford Lterary S01 ety of Bates College held ts usual nterestng meetng n Lbby forum, Thursday evenng. The mem l.- m 1 workng dlgently to secure a certan well bera present voted t" extend an nvtaton t" the alumn who wero known speaker m- ns. There wll be a speaker there whom you formerly mbcra of the - ectj am wn al present lvr.g n "" " U{1 " " " " Lowston nr Auburn to furnsh the lterary program a week from A bref survey of what we have accomplshed thus " rb,u "" r»««gee Club Concert Dance Frday even next Tuesdaj nght, December 11. Two elever peces of compos! far mght be approprate at ths tme. We have fol- "-- Deee ::st. The Pat.. Muscal Club wll - here m- the ton were read by Ms- hred 1 1, of Preeport, am occason. W«have ured tlm ll:;l School of Practcal Arts, Davd Th pson,, of Lewston, am tlm themes furnsh.1 bj d the fortunes of a football team of whch we are Roxbury. The acl las,-, tn,, audtorum tor tlm rt, a.. these two youthful authors wer. the prncple topcs of.l- n-nn justly proud. We have seen them go down to defeat gymnasum wth a good floor m- dancng, am a luncheon room at tlm meetng. refreshments, The Bates Muscal Clubs are sad to be very and rse to vctory, always showng the Bates sprt of good ths year. They wll furnsh the entertanment am musc far play. We have rejoced over the wnnng of the (01 dancng. They wrte ns that they thnk tlm Boston Club s state Cross Country Champonshp by a Bates team some club. Let ns show them that we nn even more than they beleve us to be. Tckets wll be m sale at the December 4th RAMSDELL SCENTFC LSTENS TO and the ndvdual New England Champonshp by Ray meetng. HELPFUL TALK ON PHOTOGRAPHY Buker. Basketball practce has started. The Outng The regular Luncheons wll be held at Boston Cty Club m tlm Club s well under way. Other thngs of postve f" 10 """" 1 1 "- January 8; February 5j March 6j Aprl ; May 7, unless otherwse notfed. Put these dates m yemr socal calendar value have taken place and we are proud of them. t and make an extra oflort lo attend. Some nf the speaker! that s true that we have some thngs to regret, but who has not? College students are not the only people n the world who make mstakes. More than one person has remarked that the year so far has been unlke any other year n the memory of the present student body. The College polcy s be- the Commttee are tryng t" secure are. Governor Calvn Cooldge, avsm Smth. Chapln Ttnllns, Congressman Beedy, and Dr. Ornv nf the College. OVK Tll: HATES CLUB A BOOST!! EVERY MEMBER GET A M KM HER! SEND N YOUR CARDS! DR. D..1. MAlnw. Presdent, R. >. COOMBS, Secretary. Thursday Now n, Dr. Whtehorne who has a wde am vared experence n photography am s most certanly hghly sklled n ths art, gave the members of Ramsdell Scentfc Socety the beneft of some of the experences h has gathered. The collecton of snapshots exhbted at ths tme wer.- works of art, every do tal beng carefully arranged and planned (or. Even Parker Hall masqueraded as n most charmng domcle among the luxurant maples. The char pcture»( an express tran taken n one sx hundredth of a second as the tran was gong at forty-fve mles nn hour nave a fant dea of mw rapdly cameras can operate when occasons demand. The talk was ntensely practcal as well as entertanng and much beneft was derved from t.

4 : - W 3 THE BATES STUDENT, FRDAY. DKCK.MMKU, 1 LH PAGE TllKK. FOR GOOD CLOTHES AND FURNSHNGS WHEELER CLOTHNG CO. Cor. MAN aud MDDLE STS., Specal dscount Gven to College Students WORK WELL DONE Grade of Work and Prce Satsfactory at LEWSTON SHOE HOSPTAL \\Y solct your patronage ana assure prompt servce J. W. MTCHELL, Agent, 58 Parker Hall FOGGS LEATHER STORE Headquarters for Baggage Reparng of All Knds Promptly Done 18 MAN ST., LEWSTON, ME J. H. STETSON CO., nc. Baseball, Football, Tenna, Skates, Snowshoes, Flashlght Supples 65 Lsbon St., Lewston, Me. Telephone 118 GOOGN FUEL CO. COAL and WOOD 138 Bates St. 57 Whpple St. offce, 1800, 1801-B STard, 1801-W LEWSTON, MANE THE BOMN MEDCAL SCHOOL ADDSON S. THAYER, Dean tl De.crllg St., PORTLAND. MANE GETCHELLS DRUG STORE Qualty Chocolates Statonery and ce Cream Soda Tolet Artcles Merrll & Webber Co. Blank Books, Ruled Blanks PRNTERS and BOOKBNDERS All knds of BOOK and JOB PONTNG executed n a neat, prompt and tasty manner Loose Leaf Work to order 95 TO 99 MAN STREET, AUBURN, MANE BATES COLLEGE LEWSTON, MANE FACULTY OF NSTRUCTON AND UOVEHNMENT,,,,., «D. aut.ajl. M.,,., s,,, " "*g &gvl!fc Lterature ", eml.tr, Pullonto Pro". cal Lterature ML Relgon M: ROBNSON, A M., Professor of Publc Bpeakng Ml ll N.. "V SO, A.M.. ll.. Prol ssor of German A. KSA. AM. Professor of Latn l:, : omlllov. AM. Prof ssor of Phlosophy. \l ll 1SB, AM.. _, or! WLLAM t. WHOTHOlM, AM. M... prof - or ol Physcs EOBOB. RAMSDELL, AM. Prof ssor of Mathematcs UM. Tl BBS, A.M., B.T.D., rol.ssor of lloolog) am Vstnlon} R. \. GO U>, M Knowlton Professor ol Hs tor j and <;.,\ -n- Mnn. lln l l. A.M. Professor o rench Ml; \ B 1. AH. Dean tor the Women of the M 1:1 n- rm.; lum. AM-. B.D., aor ot Englsh and Argumentaton ML. SMTH, B.B., LL.?-,,... or of Physcal Educaton ll N M CABBOL. A M.. Professor ol Economcs Rm 11. K. RMS, A.M., Asst. Prof ssor ot German V Mel "V \l D, A.M. ll.. Professor ot Educaton W..M. BAW,.n, A.M nstructor n Bology 8VDNB1 11 BBOO K, All. A.M.. nstructor n French l S.N Mlh :..; LB., M., Assstant Professor of Eforestry MM.., HooNS, A M. nstructor n Chemstry KABL S n O.K. us. nstructor n Mathematcs and Physcs l.mla \V;l LSON llo.. A... Bursar and Alumn s BABAB EC, NlKllUNON, nstructor n llousehold Economy T. 0LMK8,.\ 1. nstructor n Englsh.BNA M. NlLBB, A.t.. Drector ol Physcal Tranng for the \v n and nstructor n Pn.1..\ l; JOH NSOM. U.S., ln ctor of Physcal Tranng mll nstructor n French l ll \ s. DAV S, Assstant Drector of Physcal Tranng for Women 111 \\ H: W. tou n s. AH.. N BB, A. v Mm Lbraran n-...,n BBT,.n, A B., v. M. C. A Secretary r./.vu CBABB, A.t.. Secretary lo the Presdent NO.A llo n.r r. Alt. Regstrar!...1 SAvmt, Matron On leave of ulsnce. Thorough courses (largely electlvel leadng to th oeg \ B and B.8. Careful tranng n Englsh Composton, Oratory and Debate. Thorough -see D subject,.. l,. o Engneerng. Electve courses n Uatl stes extendng through the lust three years. ExceUent laboratory and lbrary facltes. Up-to-date methods n teach lag Greek, Latn, French, Qerman, Spansh, Forestry, Hstory, Economcs, socology and Phlosophy. Blrst-elass Athletc Held. New outdoor runnng track. Lterary socetes Moral and Chrstan nfluences a prmary am. Actve Chrstan Assocatons, A grad mle v. M. C. A secretary, Necessary annual expenses for tullon. ro s. mnnl. am nl other College charges nol more than four honored and nfy dollars a year. Bteam and electrc lghts n the dormtores. One hundred and twelve scholarshps, one hundred and elgl these pay ng tllv dollars a year, tn- other four payng mure For specal profcency n any department, a student may receve an honorary appontment 1" that work. Sn.l appontments for the present year are as follows; Bology, Robert Jordan, 1, Uaynard S, Johnson, "1, Harold W. Manter, : Chemstry, Wlnslow S. Anderson, 1, Arlhur. Hates. 1, Harry s.newell, 1, Roland \V. Tapley, 1 Wllam o. Baley,, Harold H. Whtng, : Latn, Clarence A. Forbes.; Qerman and Spansh, Marlon B. Warren. 1 ; Publc Speakng, Hubert A. Allenhy. 1, Ruth oourn, "1. Marne K. Mennrl, 1; Englsh, Gladys! ". Hall, 1. nns Haakell, 1, Mldred C. Wldber. 1, John W. Ashton,, lloherl t. Walls. : Mathematcs, Charles W. Peterson, 1, Grace. Luce, ; Physcs. Donald K. Woodard, 1. (al P, Rounds, 3; ecology, Crete M. (arl. 1, Morley J. Durost, 1, Gladys! ". Hall, 1, Frank. lamlcn 1, Wllam. Hodgman, 1, Donald K. Woodard, 1. NTERCLASS BASKET BALL <outnuod from Page tac Davs, c Hathaway, rg Fulletag Rose, g. t Kelley, f Mnllltoll, c on, 1^ Wlson, tt Remt] Gormley, Fohnson, rg.junors Freshnun 4 8 fouls Pouls Referee: smth. Scorer, McKenney. Tmekeeper, Langley 81. Tuesday Nght. PRE8HMES 1; SENORS 8. JTS tob8 7: SOPHOMORES l. Senors Goals Ponl. f n, rf ( ft, c 4 nse,!_. P. Smth, rg Tapley, g Wlson, rf Gorml!:. rf Kelley, f. 0 Luce, rg on, g, f, c Rose, rg athnway, g 10 1" 0 10 Freshmen Goals Pools f o Junors Sophomores ; s o 0 1 Pouls Goals Pouls 4 1,.f. roe. Smth, Scorer, Emery. Tme keeper, McEenney. Wednesday Nght. FRESHMEN ; SOPHOMORES 5 SENORS 6; JUNORS 86 Senors Goals a, rf Snall. f. e Rpratt, rg, f ". g!. Smth, rg Kelley Taylor Moulton Luce Rounds reland Johnson Hun-ll, f Junors. Sophom.res 4 6 (oals Pools Goals Pouls 3 Descoteau, rf flvjb, C Pullets Rose, g Gulney, g Kempt. tt Remhnrdsen, tf Pea sten Gormle; Olfl, rg lt. < Knne, T Totnl Freshmen ENTERTANMENT FOR THE ate ndvd 8 Fouls re successful class a ty tlnt we have had some mghty t o hat we have to thank -,., pout whch conof Russell Taj lor, chat man ; El» " land, Wllam Ashton, Beatrce Clark, Ruth (tllens, and Dorothea of beng : tm - mm mnute. The program was a \ e tp to mnute ot e. The man drama, n words, g farc l >a\ d Tl n peot nstare and hs Merchant ha\ e been t pott many n ths modern age but never more ade quately and rly. Poor H M-.-n mp t, at 1 least. Tl re was an n! -tn ng of Da ll Tlm on, B ell Taylor, Eleanor Bradford, Bll A Gladys Deal : ": The nme nf the play was. he qute STRANDE outdd hmself n cxhbtnj on beng the, hm drama. erncker eal r) ;,,,,. cntonnl poo a but t proved bowlng, etc., the men and women wl n the campus durng tl ughly hap B n, pened wd " "" lll ",, ""! " " ot! e colleg Povt rty" party, and «hunt and Saturday e\,. colored d be 100. tor. whle o lmt* and l- P uraday evenng " we all got tmely pan nto 1 executng the wld dueton n three parts ol p later dsh. n the evenng, v t took 1 rl of Mle to : spectator!mth 4, wa Prs la; El adford, John Al M den, and Helen Hoyl wth her auburn Tnbbs, Dr. and Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. locks, port ra.! v- p Lea A t to dan cl r n the nets, delght od tme! nl readngs were burn and M-- Bradford; also n BO osnoon SOCAL CLUB Ldstnne, and a duet by ne and Hodgdon. After tn Btodent«Dance ere played. Every at 8 Oclock lloso who excelled n le p;ames w V or Tax Professor Dutchy L one rd, wl EERRYS NOVELTY ORCHESTRA played gr al nllty n dro] hnndk t tl Odd Fellnvs Hall Lsbon St. The el were Mrs : Sehaffner, Dr. and Mrs, Leona Satu of mm n" pcl res. "1 T ml the feature wo reel pet ore, \ al for Wf much ft -. orable comme \ pctures, t 1. the program for t peanut hunt wth a b for the n : r. H ton, "us the " - ndvdual and obtaned the prze. V nother f cal {was m exhbt! [ arl cannng of f. n less th: mnute, fl sway fotu hle nl l o o, E " "." the playng of T whch the party broke up. HOLDS CLASS PARTY Evenn; Full of Fun ad Frolc a class party t was! other > n l;, on the lon, but we wn forget t n a long whle. Sever dd the walls of Ral resound wth more merrm replac glow more lly, for Junors are d to be jolly, al any rate. A d eve vom that we really have never had a SAVE TME AND MONEY " 73KAMST UHONSQUAR! THE STORETHAT CVES YOU More For Your Dollar SLKS, WOOLENS COTTONS, L NENS READY-TO-WEAR Watch the Daly Papes for Our Many Specal Values COMPLMENTS..OF.. THE SHAPRO CONFECTONERY COMPANY Nne c t of ten [gave you tme and money. My u l. nnl can moll rsell. Agent for: Moccasfc s, Snowshoes, Sks, Macklnaws, Army Breeches, Jackets, Sweaters, Shrts. Let me prove my statement. MANSOUR, Room 47, Parker Hall Specal Dscounts on Correct Clothng and Furnshngs to Bates Students HASKELL&HOPKNS

5 HV.UJK KO B THE HATES STUDENT, FRDAY, DECEMBEB :l. 190 Htter (ootls for Less Money or Your Monet/ Baek" WHTE STORE Lewlstons Fnest Clothes* Shop We Cater to the College Chaps lr.v}&s Whte Store, Clothers, Lewston. Mane Lowest Prces R. W. CLARK PRESCRPTONS A SPECALTY Also, APOLLO CHOCOLATES Regstered Druggst Pure Drugs and Medcnes 58 Man Street, Cor. Bates, LEWSTON, MANE BATES BOYS S. GOOD CLOTHES ASK FOM GRANT &, CO. Asher Hnes 5* LSBON STREET We arc agents for the followng lnes of Chocolates Apollo Whtmans Samoset Kussells THE QUALTY SHOP 143 COLLEGE STREET Telephone ST w THREE MNUTES FROM THE CAMPUS Lewston Trust Company 46 LSBON STREET LEWSTON, MAM: Bankng n all ts Branches Commercal Accounts 4% nterest Pad on Savngs Deposts OLLA1L ROSSS CE CREAM and other delcaces may be termed the "educated" knd because the flavor s tastefully brot out when you partake of them. YOUK PATRONAGE S APPRECATED ALWAYS GEO. A. ROSS, Class ELM STREET, LEWSTON, MANE Telephone 680 FORTY LOVE anpus latto: "An automoble s as foal as the people n t." >. Bprett, 1. DO rotj KNOW THAT the sx ctes mll towo n Mane furnshng the largest number of students n Bate are: Lewston, wth approxmately Blj Auburn, wth :;."; Portland, wth s; Gardner, wth 9;.Norway, 9, at Bumford wth 8? DEAB MB. " DEL" am a daly reader of the Bates Student, tha s. n" fndng tme to read ts columns all a! once pck up and rend one <»r two at a lme, makng the contents las! thru the week, Ths mornng just before breakfast lad he paper on my,menu am read the last page whle was combng my golden locks. Of course T ha. to read your column. Now nm wonderng "n, you are am f you arc any tell tna to the lately departed Del An, >. s Also l would ll<e to oak the reason why you have chrstened your depart n, at orv., ve" nstead of Lo\ e Portyt" Why dont yon gve the reader a chancel Some tme ll play you a game of tenns, and ll wager a plate of Rand Hall beant agal -t a dsh of Commons soup that you would sng a dfferent tunel BETTY. Very well, Betty, f you wll suppress your curosty untl breakfast tme agan ths week wll essay " satsfy your thrst for knowledge, Frst vm desre to know who am that 1 should have sgned myself "Del"f ll not answer that: hut -ay t s my humor. But n return mght asl; yon who you are that you should call yourself "Bettyf" However, 1 "ll assure you that have never been related to th, late M". A drews, who used to!,,.t : exchequer n the good od days when we had a "treoa er nstead of ; burss r M on one mn. room on the frst floor of Parker Hall cheaper than o an room n the Jantors closet now otherwse than from a fnancal standpont. f you wll kndly remnd me of that next sprng ll accept your challenge for a love game over on your 1 any moonlght even nr. A (Mls College. To gon yon wll admt. A few would make qute n ht. And so best and sn;:, \ rout se n mght 1," a thng. rlelpha Bulletn. And n the l,oy- college you al-o a<tmt, A few us,-fll studes would m 1 more (t: yell. to Cho r and to 1 e votng football fans mght try some to spell. Whle n,. admt. Porta college, vouve got to W0 ld ot hnt n bt; \ml so besde; comng t. matt -. Te tl ours,. n Bugology we have here at Suggestons for Freshmen Exams. 1. Locate Alt. Havd.. Tell the dfference between Atllhll and Whn, P,.1. Wrte th, vm... Mater. - rv-m-l,.kc Andrews and Cecl Holmes. B. Defne the word "hursar." f. Wrte fve hundred words on "Hazng." (S[ a credt gven for evdence of good magnaton). 7. State defntons of the Student < ounel: 8. Cte fve well-known examples of co-educaton, BATES MEN AND WOMEN Patronze THE COLLEGE STORE Chase Hall Books, Statonery, College Jewelry, Banners, Pennants, All Student Supples Candy, Soda and ce Cream YOUR STORE Best Qualty Ooods Moderate Prces Profts used for Chue Hall Admnstraton 9. State the orgn of the word 1exy.". Why are you here at Bates.. S, - Nothng endures hut personal qualtes. " Walt Whtman, PRESDENT PROCLAMS PLGRMS DAY Unverstes, Colleges, and Schools Urged to Observe the Day by Approprate Exercses and Lessons Presdent Wlson has ssued a proe lamaton n whch he requests the observance by schools, colleges, and un-. of the three-hundredth annversary "f the landng of H, Plgrms. At the sme tme alled three members " tn- Unted sates Plgrm Ter centenary Commsson. Sx members had already been apponted by Congress. The text of the proclamaton follows: "My Fellow Oonntryn ) mber.. next, wn mark the tercentenary of tn- landng of the Plgrms at Ply mouth n 160. The day wll be be romngly celebrated at Plymouth under the auspces of the Plymouth Plgrm Tercentenary Commsson and at other localtes n Massachusetts. Whle ths s proper and praseworthy, l -eens to me that the nfluence whch the deals and prncples of the Plgrms wth re spe, t to cvc lberty and human rghto have had upon the formaton and growth "f our nsttutons and upon our development and progtos as a naton, merts more than a local exprea son of our oblgaton, and makes lt tng a naton-wde observance of the day. - therefore suggest and request that the 1st of December next w< observe throughout the Unon wth specal pat rotc servces, n order that great events n Amercan hstory that have resulted from the landn of ns,. hearty and courageous DavgStorS and colonsts may be accentuated to the : g< aeraton of Amerca! sens. Especally do recommend that the day he fttngly nltservetl n the unverstes, colleges, and schools of our - try, to the end that salutary and patrotc lessons may be drawn from t he forttude and persev ra ce and the deall of ths lttle lend of lunch men and women who establshed m th tnent the frst-self-determned government based on the great prncple of -. and ts equal applcaton to all. d tl us pla ted he set,l- fro : the mght naton. " n w tness thereof, have hereunto Bet my hand and c the seal of the Unted states t. affxed. Done n the Dstrct of Columba, the of our Lord, one tho ne hundred and twenty, the nde] lenee of the Tnted states of Amerca the one hundred and forty-ffth. WOODBOW WLSON." PROCTOR & PARSONS Electrcal Contractors All Knds of Electrcal Work and Supples 90 Man Street. Lewston, Me Telephone 1 1.", W FLAGG & PLUMMER PHOTOGRAPHC STUDO Moved to 189 Man Street. Opposte Kmpre Thontro Telephone "Ls Dora Clark Tash, Propretor Flm! Developed and Prnted Amateur Supples ALETHEA Plans are now beng made for the Evenng of Fun" to le gven by the combned lterary soeetes of the s, nor, Junor and Sophomore grls Senorty and Alethea. The date s ),,.. 17, and the place rhnsc Hall, anl two plays are tu l,e presented, one hy Bacg socety. Tn- east of tn- Senorty play was gven n the last student. The followng cast has been selected for the Alethea play, "dust a Lttle Mstake:" Mrs..all Maron Drew Geraldne Take Vvan Wlls Kay Forester Else Bol Else Dresser Dorothy Wheel Helen Shrley Fredercs neson The play s an amusng, entertanng lttle fan-, and the presentaton bds far to be very auccesaful, ROSCOE L. McKNNEY Lades and (cuts clothes neatly cleaned, pressed or repared. 16 Parker Hall Phone 433 or 8861 STEAM nsst Upon COONS CE CREAM QUALTY WORK Agent K. llnmlcn. Ll Always the Best GLOBE LAUNDRY QUALTY SERVCE Agent - \ uote. 1 DR. GEO. P. NASH DENTST 7 College Street,.KWSTON, ME. Teterhone 441-M BATES STUDENTS PATRONZE THE CHOCOLATE STORE Fruts, Sodas, Chocolates ce Cream SOB MB, Bl.11. A. RAKTONB, Prn r.,, phom DM M BARBERS FAHEY & DeCOSTER FRST CLASS BARBERS We employ only frat class help Fve Char Shop 33 Ash Street Lewston, Man* PRESERVE YOUR MEMENTOES Common--* now by purchasng a mem orv am fellowshp hook ALBERT BUOTE, Agt. Room 10 Parker Hall THE NEW ENGLAND TEACHERS AGENCY Largest -tst of Boston G. W. Ornge, Mnnnger Emma V. lggns, Asst. Manager Y. M 0. A. Buldng PORTLAND, MANE The Bates Student Barber Shop Formerly n Mfg. Nat. Hank Buldng Now H Man St. Opposte The Empre A Santary Shop. Best of Barbers. Bast of servce Popular Prces We cater to the best trade RENAUD & LEBLANC WRGHT & DTSON Athletc House The Wrght & nso. trade mark guarantee* tre hgluat qualty n athletc goods" BASKET BALLS JERSEYS SHOES PADS STOCKNGS TGHTS GYMNASUM APPAREL 344 Washngton Street, Boston BERRY PAPER COMPANY Statoners and Paper Dealers AGENTS EASTERN KODAK COMPANY 49 Lsbon Street Lewston, Me.