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SWIMMING MEETS~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~AD~k, A9.,VOW~ ~ ~~~~heTn gary~~~~~~A~~JI 5 '16 and. '1~~~ Win... ,z~~ext ,week, bec~as UMre R 1mo4 hlistre O usa eeigteBr- %.wEet~

seuig'Te~'6,apa~ntlnt NE RL UIDN SO~~YDATOT CU ETLat enedy~tforo'l&kst'toy i'y'its"aj i aln 'Th ruteshMedIiedgveaRecllnRprto.forAnceofLadORMEgoys TeDrmut lbhl tthrewret~ lss"sinm~g Tmm, imyad h Fiy. eet ewbilin n hllp "prain heNws"prceced ecn metn i rae 3omeets one beween '15 and In spite Z'

the til, t,il noet' "-Cedrcl ak fteAa-1ya sec y h uhrupnA 1 exedyeeils.Mth ohe etee. '7 n '8,wrkth wierha on ti yar loj uldng! twil ~a wo osibe Amria TeareFenh cedascaimaMfOhe"

R. t. Bieinea oi~ forc~ '1,mna, eatet s'ae.b eoebt h rl adkth smal er'ae san ecaellet iseru- a lce iepeietwhile Sharp and, Stokes made a up of the 3r listofbooksecjmmnde The rst flooriwil becised, formte oh clos seotadtwdonte yteLbainfrhefiost tdn' reading and' lounging tanc f adythGetr filled any Diui Te.C Ingraout, slb'erets50-yard race, M. Gould, '16, caine read, and' a'few'sireliected reviewrc a-- bY' a' 4pee Weziedayand !19'- ixcanemoe rcaelgialcolcton. trnlyadisdthttheauhr revhengsoe pekrsfrm h

relay team' for '16 composed of issu~e ust er befor February ai.,The"' 9It will Ubion.t he ios' ilia;admekwha;cmttewapotdtorvs

,for 115 in a. 200-yard, a r sahe'ebeginning s of hcaltrteflnoe e nte Fiel wfSienc S~'oun, An e 'should not at-ine Gard,je CrmIga'Goul won the divne. oro,il oigrBinwsli before -septt rt a rshpafoadAle.Aburtenyfvdefeatig Conry andte. theimemers of hat bdy:l Shl eetvliedigAsn te knoings e'epehecol elw eepesn ttemeig'18t,.an, ' Horor instead6becime a itea Star ' hi men Jn-i'ayG`fo fie~-- jh-~FakiSThesplunge4 between the two asd organizat"on?, 'iba ' Jotrane-o and Arclihdbyoevnsnsthtfrsnef D.Pea'RetlHenryHoltand Cmpan, undr- 'h~gesri haat ieatcs-husr - O - eedyo-theis-eek;tr.

pluge 47T tLn woBhe10uinibag'6i he-im sa ieai ,-siatent heric asetfi. Ierin Nitknthere- sould be. Corarlzation che, gve - yard for '17, clsely defeatingmsoiety. I dts'plan wa'it, sc-eb ternatea -heain 7 hs t erdc h.sniet'ad eia nteAaeyca e

Spencer. 'The 50-3'&d race ~~U cesfut6 it aso k e'omchanged whoe inc luded wo we atr on' een'o thsscin ftecu-freaqielreadvrre-veclose da irad" Boln Fougihnoe eaig~tmesuetnPhiAaey tr nd one in smilthe Ws s ati veiien audiC. Dr.Peabodfinised ina'ded hea, wining or ey. t ih neeti iea~ thenl Chrlesarshg (1831-1899)n btter adlapted fon rtne pa lydth lt hleM.Pai'17,yHrdae won -he2iiad r,'acematessee ob toeogherfmeaPlotloitandr-deln wt iemtheWest Lady chearaedh.rgn

Eaton ' as'a - y, aving a thaetre Sonata in C major Jfozar~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~gesioswee awho formed '17's relay-1 lit~~-aqearyso~eciteyrevi Rowland the8i9)'el..o io on c - g iy ersniga rsln rmSnt"iteamr, defeate c18'se rly tenfAcrigy etnswr edPyiifrmny yarmpPo-sctono the ctrlh players maoS'hellueeewhich was omped of Rok, hogottetr.Te" ubrfso tJhsHpin. - sol ecoe rm h aeBcrleHrl eaconn:Hids v, an Sener '.tatsowdupa tee aetng mor arhawol wia nepewlfectionr ,de that the ahudo beInvocationwaAflle' yLn,WRockand iortdeprtent'emeywa nuNor. Tis enee -h nlshDpr-ntolihol h lyr e- irr diinDavis. - ' ' 'did this number fall off during the meat of Phillipst Academyv nthe ftsomd inte uon t bu hat atouhAun cu'iThe20-r frontirk."T e Alter.At th etig el uunrf151 n the prngthy houd raelfrm ciytuisersth irain nNew Men towards' the 'end of the term, there ~~~~of 1853' cangdto- othe asscal city Then for igner, omn to nes hedi foton lirayd-

The folio ing men have e~~~ ~~~nd mW5 ust togadetuisi e~ ,gautn he e ok o intne, oul be daiosehan Alenm Beer , Hibg, Mina. of Thereforem sine ~ou a ls. en a-rwh-a iwo ersnaie~Aei nrw~Prettiue

- Paul 1-lward Cran, Montclar, N. beter than Frum as a ebating mny. ofahi well asgi clabsmtes;an ~wmhen tr livinlatr at fth- g elsewhere,~~~t t- byud Balysr.o onthJ cme~-J.-Mrs. J. H. Clak's.' society it as lieen decidedton- For aers th P eIden of thos liin inthpacswh th Asder' tor ofaondhueWolcott -Bogle Crane, Montclair, tinue Forum sa iterr Sette Pliomrgeeroce ha rgu scen te din ispl lid InBrase andRoinsonsOtesN.J-sR.. TClrks. Thugnea opinonof.th shdent body semsto be tat Forum evr~the-Senir candidatewas ~ woul knowamfhowe otdher kofstheir Jonson's Wrs.appoiied'rGerg Fraocrs'a Mrle its- ctutrme lve,-fel.ada--,meCyeotdiingAeriang"eof.field.-MissM. E., Carter's." h~. fallen through anda, thas poulran Mrh abtehe_eame Treli5nno,- Southaf Brace-erooul sfthat itcaei mgtadmint lr Md n 'his lcand would b rawnil o- meaitt. 3v.'Tino longr ~an ctive ranizti o cAede in ipln th heldo -i-cc geheob much' firmer bods ntoat Mclubeds Gordk andmb th gea

Henry -Mrn tebinsfo?, orichSuc li noot he as Foul smta'sl ta ehmefiith ainraiig htec atwrnroy. eayadno eai erws hsnwhnao telf t needs' an knoishgy ho, aln Aenof EAsmus -vitdetino inCol aylr, Coord, lth tebrofia dy- Sh.lMiddleetole resden of-te:ebst-to tae creeo thoe neds.

N.I -tescfd 'et'7 eetdForum niueets ar Crbatiodn soit.''-"pedn hea-. Meigo hHarold Water Weymuth, Norh every Fiday nigt at hal stc7 EcntengP Yalene int156 Mars a Iris Pay itoithe pot is base -OnWReI g-or8Redg even. 'At intheseometing one an rarthenrspentdseveral yearsiihestudy siuorvnsares thaeut. tcn themecur eamo thechtalgPos.The Scbtwei-h o astrate isopions oneany

- " tual 'matter, and derive -b Heryenefit om' de- thc~bie Iis chrat~st

gays matters ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1896.,err~- uring tiecds whichh-o 6 e hasvIi!d t etbeM.CalF fiticegv--toelya deating, f ilip hanot icov eranies.pHeurecive on fos fod Mer.dHaeste asBatlmetal debt a ed.Teqetoya~card for _______17,~sfommn unvrste atws eovd-th h arlz.socetytheresonsbilty OW essocey' pr- (oniudo Pg ) so aso panwa UntdSa

in school,' for' debating,' to get men "'' -' ' " ' ceationo his inlityd as' aer cotlcto f____________ths____________th shu ould b ue ae tricter ppfor th~~:Aido~,Ter' aja 'is 'to - Crane, P. (until steadily gron, unilp hedmy r holdsoane ivingrin tahe'Bneasseb nx pfinished'in aodeadsheatW.wSninaifdifotd, -,But iasttholectins."ProfssorMars Wesiste byuBiee.n the neaive.'term' ,Pl~ilas lrez thisway ~ 'f~r~ ye, aow Willas, dieil Marhes' M3 asa result99 Tee Yaedwmnaeethsfh usio a n epcal

seeedtobe trngenoghthbec~~~:'sh~~"thiii~~~csit'o~~ght'Zi~~~tt& -~~ 4 '- ' o faemonsialcontacit whil heo demplented arran entst ''ad -ernPlaned wa el tran. u ofo'8 ut rie olyadi -waNP-,th'ienono - wcoantin'nhsuueme aglrrcewt rnctnadbohsds ,h eaiv o h''p ~~~~~~~~ -~~~~~ - ~~~~ esmate n er uutu rgr ay ht tateSntai ao

4The'cjon~fordeb~tei: - Th Classof' 186'-Pniz~of fify "'"H& sowland (1848of01 scietificw in~ couch onlarnge Lak'reeetince -_____teamefeated 118's raia tea - Acodigy tetig teehel phscit N' to.Terfwioeewete ' ~ NtThat~~t~ec~nditi~fl 'N is~award~ed antiual~y was high any hy'eiarsea Prsetinvorsty countrya, tis poas Trsln rm'oaaiaffaiis~~ip~~a'" d nfromame'he'o hrs; hawcsnneltoHids '. isi atd ~wL D~ -,sbett "rannpenccethmayhowenuonagtthee notices onters t,~~~. A~~~~~~4N ~~~~ A'th~~~~~, w~~~~t __ tol~~~~~~~arsho hoewasoanpse' of s cion, e ath-hul e nv o

was followedby Lunt, Rock,,"d in'terest-seemed-very warime-"munio;Prm;,,eret.ietww folorjap"""" 4'"""'-" e~~~~~~t~ 914 IS 'was 2'New f~~~~it, I ene et he hadis Dpr nth oniy tshirld cre raes cer- n:Noewii ment of- Phillips Acade~ N~ ___

-~~ .~~, ~ ~ ~r t~eni.,A t'metings heldfr'at' t~lo o'teh'an1fO uu

- ~~~~~'Man. NN~~~~~~~~~~~~~~alcty Tena orinoncs hefolwi1 ibar"a-was, just' t5' and~ - . ~ "t'N

The folowing ne~i hve enteed as trong nthusiatic Deartment gradating tree ',,Yorkforoi.sani wold be itions

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BOARD OF EDITORS less mitts coming well up vrte . -

- ~~~~wrist, I will be'deepl~_grateful. wlid

AU."I V. H=M`. 13 MrnXlu ejtssww Evryete'mI= I and beomot W~hCl

IL I'. Hsaaowza, 16 :J ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~distributed by themd wherete 101 " 4diO#,NONAIMBOWTOKjr.15-need is greatest. ,.md0d[e Pilp ~d w

H. L . ~~~~~~~Faithfully)*ors, . .. .'11,e'wltnWi7 Tioraviv lmSutPAUL AasoTT. iE - ~~ROBERT W. BLACKWEL ntndyla b u

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B. E A16 University Men Available Fo0radyan p TLTC QD RNKBO.SIEEMA.PE . AUS. '16

Gao. . uw TheAtleics__ __ ___ __ __ _

___________________ following statistics show the On~~~~~~~~~~~~Die hundred, fleziiton anSnith"

Publised evey Wednsday ad Sat-number of students availal in We have a complete "line in Premier Ty'piwriters.-Iate models,` in jlgbra&~AlltoSple

____________________________each university for varsity and eryhntowaabsolutely perfect conditio-a$1.0:UNSUAPRAS- Not~~ce to Adva~~~tiZ2Zs freshmanthiteams:

urday during the school resi. each. Every -~~~~~~~~~~pachine guaranteed. Your homEvery;nach emguats fedrsUY TrackTo tine toanAdvoftadersee es manttal SISNCTE, money back if yoi -are not, satisfied. idi prs.CtlgeIe

To insure change of advertisements. Total ~Typew'riters of all miakes- for, sale and. WfUoU r'& 3T O

not later than Tuesday noon; for Satur- 5992 307mbi1'flto rent. -S~.Ui5 IsrI.Cardeo~~ must be received for Wednesday Columbia CuHFS,~ STOCINGS, BATH EDwARD H. Qu~mBY, IE-W O

day not later than Friday, noon. All Michigan 5036 3462 1731.Jo~,N .business communications- should be ad- Cornell 4803 350 10DOECoMCINW. AdvrrpeetveN.H.dressed to the Business Manager. Harold Harvard 427 1593 660, Kimberly Stuart, 27 Bartlet HaI

P. Harower 30 Brtlet Hal. Andver.Wisconsin 4237 1841 889 All-these articles are sold at ________________frpaelnt.

Yvirms: 52 yer Year. Single Copies, A Cts. Penn. 3900 2400 1300 - resnble prices. NoA..edH.oFArhAorMassEnteed t th Anove Pos 01ic ale 330 1600 9010 go out of town and pay more. se t_ i. WIlI ,Enterd atthe Adove PostOffig asMinnesota 34 168-- .. iait fahei qimn 4 Taylor,11all. -AGENT

econd class mail matter. 3141_1638_________o________________________ I

- _____ ~~~Chicago 2901,-500 See our window display. Bet- 'PT OA CA TAW4GUB.:-

~-Fhs-~s-e-sin charge -of Paul Ab- Princeton 1725 925 400 ter still come in-and let us show A. G.' Spu1diig 4; rs PG AERN'Cbott, '16. Dartmouth 1334 90 37 you a larger assortment. PA7GESt CBoOoRNas.

January'2 3 , 1915 The number of sports at these I *

THE ANDOVER ~~~~~ various instittosvarieswdl.Rnsle hi~tcbn Institute Ll, as_________________________ from nineteen at Pennsylvania toGH Lof'TiEP LLP IN

three at Minnesota. Others follow k"3 H L,4fX- The following lette~~~~~r has been in order: Cornel 15Harvard 14; -~ECROWLEY CO.--I , JP44 'elNGINTEET E-P NLI

sent to the editor of the Phillips Columbia 13, Princeton 13, Yale. Talrsad Mns unihr boghitSheer. Rats 3.

Bvllin by Mr. Robert W. Black- 12, Michigan 11, Wisconsin 11, N- GIECINCG, ELICGENERALSCIECHEIA Openu tey'

weli- P. A. '7 5, of the firm of R. W. Ciao1.Ilni 1 atot ____________ uuoaa~a.TO~NY ~~ g3nut evdt7. -

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Blackwell 'Nid Company, London, -B P WA KER CO.__________

England. "'-Six Exeter Athletes Over 0Ya

Age Limitb 0rhtt

Dear Sir: ,, ~~~~~~~.ix of Exeter's athletes have PADC ULIG 0 RMN TET 82 Wall St.' New York city fo..uilranOfclL- 'Jt iseems tom-oetanpo enplae over the 20-year..lage BOSTON, ~r PILP EL

-limit, and cannot compete at the 7 W_bable-tha some Andoer men may B. A. A. -Interscholastic Meet next -Aioeie.

feel th i'nclinatidn to contribute month. These are Captain Rad-a trifle fb,~ras'comnforts 'for the ford, who will also be ineligible for Cailors and Importers The Bown'School of uonn'mg Mr-S. =ETE.DALTQ

men now fiWing for the right to the Harvard Interscholastic Meet24Wet 5hSrt-

in May; James Phelan and C. E. Of24Wet7thSrt oeDdFod Sda"life, liberty, and, the pursuit of PhillipsKofCLyn;HWilbur -Kirk

happiness,"--for the freedom from patrick of Seattle, Wash.; William Wolnf~~llSFREDERIC L BROWN. B. S.. Read Master. Ice _Creaiu., CandtyTeutnic-urkih' iterfrenc and T. wartof-Nashua, N. H.,oandn MoinHARTUvAN NAYLOR. Ph. D. Assistant.42tanS*-AnoeJs.'

aggri. Mine.- wold ighl estem te - David T. Sanders of Greenville, For Young Men - Founded i9o6. Pstvl

pr~- The discovery was somewhat of a, teacher. - Ppltaihhow Uhltrr nlege of being their Almoner. surprise, as it was thought that the -USphrtingrGarments - toFstudy. 89% - of th

lowering of the ae limit would notschool and college entrance RRADBOK NOE

Four officers and some thirty lowferinto the nage limit would not~r~ilERmen, late of my staff, have been afetheEois.- examnnations - have been Stdn-,rad pd~y

on active service since early in the -passed -by our pupils. 14 'Std t.,It

war. Furthermore, my company PMUlII THAREDIIIP SEAL CHOCO~LATES teac.hrs ach ne of whoms J. - P.corecruited the 109th regiment', of COLOUJ'JJ THrIILU uLZU an av"'ashdatlst1yer

_______________Made by Whitman' experience.

Royal Engineers, 250 office rs, nd __________________

-nncommanded by - 6ur Chief - ~.and. $1.0 Boixes OE L H UDiIiti EAjsAS

Engineer and Director, Captain F. LOWE'S DRUGE-STORE

-=Forbes-Higinson, R. E. Theii spec- .IFRI. and SAT. L W' RU TR ING 'CHRISTMAS, HOUDAYS. _

ial hazardous mission is to rebuild UUT DIIi li ww~ ASho iha topee J H T W Rthe bridges for the Allies' advance. o ok

Many of our steel-erectors and men -IN THE' A, -SHuMX 1 CCaigoi i.esn ~nsfrom our railway construction-'- - -*-TESRIESOE-

Boot lcfPaor" Cneto

gangs enlisted therein. Explit - Elak e-It is up to me to find such com-P..AVNEADOE

-fs sma -help- to make life thEISD)STRG EPIS' SUPPLIES' TOA GERRendurable for these men, and their SmHOMrASlohefellows, and I beg for help' I do Mon-,,and -Tues. R~iGCR PCAt

5md7 Psnger Hi resn Pro

not ask much, a few dollars will go Ma,'rial"along way toward providing heavy

unecothing and tobacco. Masefl alrig0wrm Abe4-If the ladies will knit or crochet IN 2REL OMDY stle

- 4 4 - - - -' -. . -. ' ~~~~~~~-' -- ~~- . - - - CIARACE , -JJ PLADO- - o~~~ Maln-ZSt., -'. ndover - _ _ _ _ _ _

--- 4--- r-.-.~~~~~~~~~~~~- .-------. 4~~~~~~~S manBOSTON jh x* 8- "~Shunian orner ---4- -~ ' Telephoe 203. - FLOWES- ~AND O~i~-'V~I~j~rjNS

IOTL~L CUMBERL A D WHI1TEHOUSE &HAMIYKDK HT UPISAroB~g C O noeNEW Y0RI~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Speolalfj~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~a

treip ~ ~ ~ ,College" Shoes StdetsUatsa --

wDroadwaSt. 3" atnd4t Se JOS. aL~ErHear ~.t St.Subway Stt sm 3d St. Elevated4

Kept by ~~~~a~ College -Man Ou-ersnatv ilb at fr____________titive - .Uwilliiibeu'

He ur~teis for tudet Andover, Novemberji and' x ETIy orOie-imlg ~ad

New~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~~'` anNiero i--Lfr tV SEMNS1OTOGRAH1 Stuct~ybat.~aasNIEW HAVAN, i OK AJ. 1 4,a' ~ i1 'i '"4b

* Opp. ~~Vanderbilt Hall.- buti Brab, '' 4a~'vr.> ~ 4

(~~j 5 it ~ ,.hh~~isx~asnd up. , ~Shoes with Skatsatce coij~cne..leba~eee n

Oberland`il doe s e Sho n"4"- ''-~~~~~~~ 4 ~~Collegebusinesthan aiiy ohr ~ t eiidh' 'e 4 yt er ~ ~ -lrbi ne.

" -'- 4~~~~ ~~-i de~rtmi,' ft4 -- Mcice&Oc~dHce wonieam ~ieio wl lw

Specl# Rasi"svrScola4' usiS tkel'7 "- " ~ * .,1~tOD~l7~ ~ 4 '4 .7 '4 Fos---d/K. _ 4- 4-~ Models smiot

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all' " , ", : I - -f-tb ll. flbbflU"l,'w0, *co moatcollee, deoting t~tl~y-ft , boys'htc atn

"100.,-crdo at PrContinuedfrom Page A -nw advisorir commitiee o4o BLtAKE of1i~tuo~gr ~TH CHO

cad -lunches.d te~~ ual at airni~~~~~~ei~~~ts~~reat in hjs grae evoifik-pwEbY-irsoysdndft'13.~of the road pencipleof evoltion, 'The fotball sheduleas ~p-A ooNoto i~RMTaeo "~hOLDii -MAN"

great n Thetirelss enrg ofhisld b he or, otin ih

'newai adioy Bcntis 'bidng as o-Ulsters.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Furanc'FIr1nedA)IrToaCHeav Hoespn Nofolsanl Kick-~ t Ph~lip Abdem in1863 Set. 5 pGorget atcleg ae 'iaclto

gn~s, Half-hos Latin which hd hampered' hi Oct. 16 I~faett "'iAdtn

Boots an Le~8lns -. co~ld not howeve, arobp th or,~ Havr w tohisfsale noW FiGt toeup NE thLNCCt .

________________________Insituetiroyen ate to Shef-' -lun'h's '

eld S i -ntiic sch ool - Aetsom ' -bl s- -s 'pUKUWLLY & - CO. spent~~~~~ in -teine anf- NOECNH "'L NAN"

on 'the was eilectedobyed TyILOSh

- In this position he remained until -is'e-mn -h'On'his deah in490. One d hisnPu . -nNBucFknell. IS I-dropGSe-Ready ir~~~e o*pilspays0histhiss sorei

-uliters. r-ur "Even oflhisdmoreeadvanced s- Th-shdueoCLOVES ffc~bidii

Heavy Horri ~ ~ ~tsbrook evereoadksearcing ckt ep.5 Gor n a ong as'h , Ca , loes evro arfurned'a 15-er w icsmheaedthe full befthoaet~ '- -' OIR

* ing under'him; but he ontributed2 'u athn-th"Mrat whch, i a unversiy, isabov Blackmney Cahmr HafHsmd nEgadt`Lea6 malltofurouti e spec- t'pe-ai9. . ..acI' 2 tsjackts o rti, eror Mck a e of scetfcwr'tooglbrn 0'..i oos pcaa 1F ROM a five-cent choco-' - £'fl!TC' Viinuwnrn 'E~Se DongSlsa Wool sensornkal Shrs-naDaesnd lgt

VolWauriosgit Sufe'ampler Lain ___aere his osrn.At e amn . 25 pad

leg assortmn"a aegod te orshedin othesiuon. Yalen ack ` `2',Dftouh jutwoehm bu-4k houvSenir ora golsbc te anoucdihrla.oThrVE Y O Cl.st Fiin lohOYCO5-~~~~-' - lows: ~ of D'.Tao- OBOSTONWiliASS.

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Bootsand.0'NetYpakA.C 1014A. HINTON 4D. CO. ~~cFb. Hrtfo*vrd ga t

SEARS' 6H-CROSS ayaths al nw nSen fornWhtratlocksogu siw_ PLARNSU&PANCTCR3AXS k'-' e.ff~lorfile'as.,.af Bal` BOOKSTOR Ne- ae ' "Absolutelypensiueake"

Aavanceorilers by tlephone Feb. 27. G orgetown rUnv. at ' 3 lmSt, N w at-nCtBSO RHD E ORA RNHDire-rlr nwy -Washington"- tosv SED N IA O

A Mar. 6 yIndo r ,, i ng~ULI e in be't ndb

The Students hoe Repa"rer utor mets:- 'air oShf

will callat ysiurrcomns M NDA feMa 1' A'nnualc Schong m,-fesfet t"' " ' -" uhTria rolnN . .S

FRIDAY. orwilibe ound at-." Maj- e Prgineto , a, rnetn- ' M~~SRIE TTOSI PICPLCTE

T HE ROSENBAUM ~~tih hcke seswa s oedbyPese iARR E, l L M- n f caLNONSRESuho leIln vne

Exeter - las WednesdayB a Cwlle

______________________ ~c~s~of~apiain Lowe, wh isM at 1treet, -ASdovet

his omerntaccouno inss 1e876. VE ONETIU'

262 YORK STREET feated {the Bot~on emns Hig -'t

NEI¶ hAVEN, ~ONN. Coeoforis l e adv'strngd game-GLV

- - for ~~~~~Exet nd the, lore advaned Taf Capehreeetriatlbaatscollege -a

e-tutoteu- over iTh unehmup ecntiue

hundred1

n~en f~r Yale, EtER EGIwhichGnHnvesri abovenownandandpfatbe

falL ~O~h~ buV~ine~ Cll, erceyn,, ro tin, w.Mcenpefrtoewo'xet--Iedu~frnt~gn vrtiga UBR

oni~oi1,Ruetercp k- thorogly colrs.Sp-'a-a~~~acle- of scienti - aretLtckI Cty eneCa urih lls~e n IBESfrn

- ~~~~~~~ YELLOW~~~~~~~~edui n hevwighE, OrWy reuantd ot'

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Ion, comes upon the scene, and is The Andfover Swmig em the fewn inclass" compose of "s e Cd:full of misfortunes, one of them will leave at, 1.29 for' New' Haven Fihr .H odsih . .pred-`by`the fieso h Sit iy> being that he is accused of the where' they will meet the Yl ilr'.Oemn.Sen andorvuiyfrte.iie'e How retn~'~,h~b

'murder of one ack Smith, whom Freshmen tonight. - Several, mem- Phds ~; . The pln'sthaeo tuns'pce fr;te Were jhe is supposed t hare stabbed with bers of last year's team at- An. The, folloiringM , en are on the meetinevr mo Th rn et oJer~ud >

ahay-fork. In trying to rid him- dover will swim for the Freshmen,. gymnastic team: ,Armstronig, Nor- ingsbgna .5ocokpopl Bon 1,woi ~~self of this fork he encounters the among them Allen nd- Woolley, ris, Elwood,. Peck, 'Farr,, Rocli,, In the lecture ro fth'rhe in SalmMais.wsnz~e frSheriff apid is hanidcuffed.,' At this Coach Sutherland, Dr. Page, and Wilde, Johnason, Basso; ad, Thay~r. olgjuldn.'igthe ,Christmas, hoilcI ys.juncueJack Smith arrives-whole Manager John Emerson. will a- 'These men ure to, report Tuesdays Jan., '24-Stud ents' Meeting.'Lead.. . Ln, 1,*o tt. Inand is arrested "just for luck" by company the team which will be at 215 and Wednesday and Satur-,, er, Armstron. ~ . clidr eiln1~drecentlythe magistrate. -The whole play composed of the following fellows: 'daya" .0 Ruicjhriston, '1,o laylo

The cast: dive; Crane, relay; ' Searle, 200 The men on the relay squad'r 'teu n th Swiere lo.` g;4 on 0shtnall'to~ Bartlett Fallon Bartlett D. Hayes yards; Peters, relay; Mayer,, 50 'to report at 2.30 every,-day on the Feb. 7-Students' Meeting. Lead- teiofeyi~a. F iremaa sc uap~Mrs- Fallon yards. board track. The.squad is corn- er,-$eely. dui~ng the past.tr.'

Miss Mary Byers Smith posed of the 'folowing: Beck, Feb. 14-Franicis B. Sayre of Wil- Tommy Lee, '114, is 6ti heaeJack Smith ' addtsfrBteyChakleton, Cobb, Greene, Gould, 'Iiarns College. ' vn wrstling teamrh.'~Shawn Earlyr C. Carlton Kimball

Tim Casey Arhur G. Clar Baseball practice started!Wed- Guppy,- and Rodman. Feb. 21-Mr. Robert E. Speer. L. B eoniard4, H at~d '18,'James Ryan Ralph W. Colemannesday when about'20 candidates 'Feb.- 28-Harold Vreeland, Regis- has been eece as lniager, for the'Mrs. Tarpey ~~~~~~~answered the' call of Pincia :The following men are on the taofSeildce-Harrd rhInaft 6sS'untMrsiTa se BelJyBtefil tan wl oc h e wrestling team: Avery, Alderman, tific-' S chool. - teniri for next, year., He wasas

Mrs. Tuly Mrs.Dougla Cran~frd The orkoutlasted nly onehour,'Bowman, Basso, Corse, Cowles, Mar. 7-David R.-Parter, Y~.Mte.asJo Muldoon, a policeman and littlewaatepdexpto W. R. Davis, Dyer,, Gellatly, C. A.'Secretary for Prem esn

Jo Muldon, a poiceman ws attemted excet to Grves, Jons, KreiIger, Knnedy, pratory chBolll" "Bull ayMi has Y eesnbelectect'Dougls Cra~fordthrow the ball about., Butterfield, Grvs oeKegr endprtr col. preident of the Freshman class atDouglwholoks asifhe wold e heand Lowes. Mar. 14-Students'Meeting. Lead, HavadA Removable MagistrateSaoh

E. T. Brewstermainstay in the box this year, as- Mor FelosaWnteofrnGm.sisted Mr. Steamns and will have Tem -. Mr 1D.Nhma ono.A hares

Hockey Schedule charge of the squad when "he is tnunable to be present at the practice More fellows -are urged to'come will be announced in the Phillipian Bosto- en-Hur"

The hockey schedule has. been sessions, which will be held each. ?ut for the Gym team. This work later. Maiestic-"'Suzi."lmade up for the winter term. A Wensa n audyutli eymch more interesting-than_______' ot-Pg ' Heart"large number of games have been the team can, get outside. -the regular, classes, and Dr.- Page -PlyouhC i Mude iarranged for and will be played if ______has arranged for a coach, so there -ShoSttsls"Grup.

the weather permits. Unless other- Yale Football Schedule will be an,- opportunity open for Colonia-Hazel' Dawn in "Thewise stated, the games will be fellows to learn something further The following statistics collected Debutante. '

played at Andover. The Yale football schedule for about gymnastics. The class meets by. the Physical, Director give the,' Hollis- -Street-WillimGilt 4ANDOVER vs. 1915 has been announced by Mana- at 2.15 -on Tuesday andat4o average age, weight, and height of BPlanche Bates,, and Marie ID,`

Jan. 16-Lowell Textile. ger G. W. Carrington. The Notre Wednesday and Saturday. Ay- the different classes, and of the in "Diplomacy- -Jan~20-..~Cnibridg I,.atn.--~~ )ame~gae has een droped and onemy join this class ansratc ool at -large for the year 1914- Shubert-"Tke PeasantGirl."

Jan. 23-Harvard Second. -it Will be replaced by a ganmeL~ith with the team if he asnt signed. 195V -' ibr-7AParo i~.Jan. 30-Merrimac Valley Coun- Springfield Y. M. C. A. College.- Trm t"S eney oBad

try Club. ' All games will be played in New New-York Alumni-Smoker Class Av. Age Av. Wt. Av. H T. ,,nt--SenMy6 Bl.Feb. 3--Melrose. Haven except the Harvard game, Mr.HnyS a ue,~ 1915 17.78 138 68.22 pate. .- '

Feb. 6-Harvard- Fresh. at Sta- which will be at Cambridge. 1916 - 17.35 137.01 68 I"-dium. ' The schedule is as follows: president of the New York Alumni 11-166 130 67 .

Feb. 10-Stone School. Sept. 25 University of Maine assocatmon, av esmoe n hi 1917 16.624 133.01 6745 IEUC4J J ' rurFeb. 13-20-Exeter at Andover. Oct. 2 Univ. of Virginia rpatei5ls e k t The n- 918 15.34- 120.075 64.434I? M5~

____________ ~~Oct. 9 Lehigh dover Alumni in New York Th cho 170 13.1 674 ~lB a 88, connecting'12, 'arvar ~16,Oct.. 16 Springfield Y.' M. C. A. meigwscle oaos h A comparison .of these statistics 3S Telephones,D. F. Smith,12'Had)6, Oct. .23 Washington & Jefferson interest of.- the graduates in the with those of previous years gives -1

has just been taken on the L-am- Oct. 30 -Colgate ' col loseepio ldsthe following results: w8uapoon Board. Nov. 6 Brown were shown.' ' Ya Av gevWA.H

Washburn, '12, Amnherst '16, is Nov. 13 Princetonon the Amherst Basketball team. Nov.'- 25 Haryard . ~ 1914 A Record Year 1910411 17.36 134.93

____________________________ ~~~~~~~~~1911-12 17.18 135.27 67.21 ' l E R L W E c ,I .___________ - 'Newspape~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r writer s and sport ex- 1912-13 16.20 -130.2 067.4 Je!WU~ Wilerwaie a teIU

I ~~~~~~~~~~~perts estimate that'the attendance 1913-14 16.8 131.2 66.81 - 7uuIsoznsan iwat prolfessional and amateur sports 1-914-15 16.8 131.2 66.8 -n'

in 1914 totalled approximately 25,-~ 1914i-15 .1141 74 3rilnRk24~37IU w000,000 spectators- With an aver- 5 -17.1 14.1 6744 ""'

I-he - ~~~~~~~~~age of SO cents per capita, the gate ,

- ~~~~~~~~Baseball,-represefiting 43 leagues-V A - N D -E R-i- ~~~~~~~~~-and-300- clubs,, leads with -aigenerat

estimateof 9,000,000. Parkei Davis -'' - -

estimates that 6,262,000 s pctators H otel saw 152,000 players take part in___________________ 3~~4,00" football -.gazues. Almost .

- ' .- ... ' 1,000,000 Witnese racing:tr- -

timg, and pacing. Spectators num-Thirty ourth Street bering. 300,000 was fixed upon as -

EAST at ~~~~~~the 'attendanice'at the 'Davis Cup~Park ./lvenue Matches and at the various other l

NEW YORI CITY'tunmet. Automobile, motorltlotted 500,000. 'Track and fieldsports' drew a. similar attendance.An Ideal Hotel with an Idealli Situation NG nentoalPl ace

- WALTON IL MARSHALL, Manager ~~~~~~~~~~~and'other tournaments attracted 125,000. College'reg~ttas, triangu-lar varsity mieets, etc., were seen by

_________________________________________ 425,000.- Boxing oqffered- .j astire -

- 'to 1,500,0001'ans." ''-' -s--'..- ' -. 'No attempt was made to''esti-' '' .. .

______________________________________________ mate' the attendance' at golf, trap-, Foli'mi"' N*uw- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~shootifig, cicket, hockey, lacrosse,

There's Safety and Economf ' . and, yachtig, where admission fees LreIlmntdSa 5 OUpone~ e nlnd E's m nDe'p'ending weeeither nominial or dispensed -60 -OGreatest Store for with altogether.. These sports, to-,__________________New_________,G tS -fr gee with cllege, scocol-boo "6~'

Your Every Shopping Need f 7 77,semi-professional'baseball brought -35

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quiirernents: Apparel, Roomn Fur~nishings,Jift Article.I ,,Brinkerlhoff,, 14',is capt"ain to--Books, Stationery'-in-fact -a-h tosdadon tinsAhr 'esmn Swimming,. '

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