Brown and White Vol. 7 no. 4

              calendar nomination 6 ! for officers of the senior class will be held in saucon hall wednesday oct 11th at 12.30 p m senior class meeting a meeting of the junior class will be held immediately after economics thursday to elect offi cers for the ensuing year e b wilkinson pres junior class meeting track team all the men who took part in the relay race or lafayette meet last spring will please report at the gym on saturday oct 14 at 11.30 a m to have a picture taken notice — at a meeting of the spanish american society resolu tions upon the very sad death of gustavo rovelo 99 were taken and it was also resolved to hold a funeral in his honor at the holy infancy church fourth and locust streets south bethlehem on sat urday morning oct 14 at 7 a m the faculty and entire college is invited to attend these ceremonies manuel de la mora pres the banner which the freshmen carried in the opening day rush and which was taken from them by the upper classmen will be given to the class which wins the foun der's day sports lost — a pair of gloves in the chapel last week the iinder will greatly favor t m dodson 00 by returning them to him founder's day hop the founder's day hop will take place on thursday oct 12th it is hoped that college men es pecially the freshmen will turn out and make the dance a success anyone desiring invitations to send away apply to a c dodson 00 tickets 2.50 committee the following is a portion of the sermon delivered by rev steward son in the chapel on sunday morning the text is " that they all may be one all along the line of development we are presented with this two-fold aspect of things — the aspect of things which reveals toe multiplication of dissimilars and tbe of things which shows abiding effort - ) omprehend these di-similars within the bosom of a true unity tbe catorial and college life are of course no exceptions to this rule the rise of the physical sciences not only introduced new branches of study and new professorships into our institutions of learning but also compelled such modifi cations of existing educational systems as would make room for all the new departments of instruction as a conse quence the university of today is a much more complex thing than the university of long ago here at lehigh for example we have not only mathematics and latin and greek and philosophy which were included in the ancient curriculum but we have minidg hngineering and civil engineering and electrical engineering and geology and political economy and more besides the branches or particulars of learning have plied students come here with ent objects some to spend their time jhiefly in the physical laboratory others in the chemical behold then our differ ences — our separate spheres of work and yet with all this diversity of work an 1 function the prayer arises from our hearts that we all may be one " we hear it in the cry of the undergraduate for more college spirit we see it empasized in the fact that we have one head or president and in the weekly faculty meeting where ill professors come together to consult and further the common good many and various therefore are the forms in which 2 prayer that we all may be one c-xpresses itself and in concluding what i have to say this morning i wish to point nt one of the most important means by which this common prayer for unity may be realized it is found i believe in this ihapel and in that for which this chapt-1 stands — that which it symbolizes let me therefore try to show in wtat way tuis college chape of ours may help us all to - i ue " in the first place it can assist iv bringing an answer to our prayer by furnishing us with a common meeting ground a place of : jmnion assembly now common assembly is a well recognized means of promoting qity we regret working in our separate laboratories and are intent upon our - parate studies and these necessary as they are teud to mike us oblivious of otber lepartmenta and forgetful of other udent:s we assemble here — men of all asses aud departments — hud we recoguize we bel dug to a great whole we : men shoulders look into each others eyes anl forget for the time being that we are m e s or c e's or l s's iv that we nber we are all lehigh meo members o7g tniz^tion sons of our mothers that despite all our diversitits of lit and occupition,we slure a common : thus does the act cf assembly assist is in becoming one how powerful the act of assembly is in promoting unity has just been witnessed in the c:ty of new york from ail parts of the country men cime together to welcome zhe hero o manila men of every pursuit add of all shades of political opinion united in honoring the great sailor dewey,if you will brought them together and new york vi'led the meeting ground but having dnce met and mingled having stood side by - le upon the heights of staten island and continued on second page the annual fall regatta at yale will take place on october 14th christian association meeting the first regular meeting of the christian association was held on sunday evening and was addressed by professor meaker who said : much of the mysterious phrase ology with which the deity is often addressed hinders men in their religious life we as christians demand some rational conception as to what we are to believe and to have a rational conception we must think of god as our heavenly father as our comforter whom we are to trust and obey it is our disobedience of god's demands which makes him appear so vague and indefinite to many men are often spoken of as being divided into classes some of which are expected to live near to god while others become so engrossed in their every-day work that they have little time for god's service in the sight of god we are either workers or non workers believers or unbelievers in conclusion professor meaker said that the college life of a student is often considered by many to be one of religious inactivity he emphasized the fact that one's obligation to god while in college is just as great as at any other time this is the period in which a young man is being prepared for his life's work ; and his spiritual life should be developed at the same time in order that he may perform any service that god may require of ldm lehigh played the first game of the season on the home grounds on saturday with rutgers and was able to run up only ten points against their opponents through out the entire game the playing j was ragged and loose the plays ] being executed in a very slow manner particularly was this true in the first half in the second the team seemed to take a brace due in great part to mccarthy's better passing and to the substitu tion of hawley for spiers the game in detail is as follows spiers kicked fifty yards for lehigh the ball being fumbled by rutgers rutgers failed to gain on a center play and an end play met with the same result mc mahon punted forty yards to spiers who was downed in his tracks reese went around rut gers right for fifteen yards and the ball being fumbled twice lehigh was forced to kick rutgers tried right end for a loss guards back formation for no gain and was forced to punt griffith took the ball back five yards reese gained five yards around rutgers right and gledhill four more around left chamberlain made five yards through left end and tackle and reese was sent around right end for five more a series of short gains by chamberlain reese gledhill and ross succeeded in placing the ball on rutgers ten yard line where it was lost on a fumble rutgers failed to gain and kick ed to griffith who brought it back ten yards to rutgers forty yard line lehigh failed to gain ar d spiers punted to rutgers five yard line rutgers then tried the guards back formation for gains of four two and four yards and fail ing to gain at right end kicked to griffith on their forty-yard line lehigh failed to gain and spiers kicked to rutgers five-yard line rutgers fail d to gain and kicked twenty-five yards to spiers it was lehigh's ball on rutgers fifty-five yard line on the pass back for a kick ranson broke through the line and fell on the ball on lehigh's fifty-yard line rutgers failed to gain on a quarter-back kick when time was called with the ball in rutgers possession on lehigh's fifty yard line in the second half hawlev was substituted for spiers at full and alder for reese at right half mcmahon kicked off thirty yards to liawley who carried it back ten yards and on first down punted thirty-five yards rutgers was given ten yards for interference and failing to gain punted twenty yards to hawley who returned the kick ; and lehigh got the ball on a fumble liawley punted again to continued on fourth page the brown and white lehigh university new students south bethlehem pa tuesday octobee 10 imh football lehigh io ; rutgers o rev stewardson's sermon distribution by states : pennsylvania 95 new york 23 new jersey 12 district of columbia 6 maryland a massachusetts 2 connecticut 2 virginia 2 west virginia 2 tennessee 2 ohio 2 illinois 2 indiana 1 wisconsin 1 arkansas 1 lowa 1 california 1 texas 1 there are also 9 from foreign countries : mexico 3 cuba 2 jamaica 1 ecuador '. 1 france 1 china 1 distribution by courses : mechanical engineering 47 civil engineering 41 electrical engineering 36 classical 12 mining engineering and metal lurgy 10 chemistry 9 latin-scientific 4 science and letters 2 xo 4 notices wednesday oct 11 at 12.30 p m meeting of the senior class in saucon hall at 7.00 p m choir re hearsal in the chapel thursday oct 12 at 10.30 a.m annual founder's day address in the chapel at 3.00 p m founder's day sports on lehigh field saturday oct 14 — football le high vs bucknell on lehigh field sunday oct 15 — at 6.00 p m meeting of christian asso ciation in christmas hall v >!.. vii