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              manager n g smith has re ceived a letter from j w thurs ton 96 manager of the pittsburg lehigh club in which he says that the club has chartered a special train and wi'l take several hundred men down to the washington and jefferson game on thanksgiving the club invites the foot ball team and all the men who accompany it on the trip to a smoker at the union club of pittsburg which is on the 20th floor of the frick building this smoker wi'l be held on the evening after the game at 8 o'clock officers of the phila lehigh club president w r pierce 87 first vice-president s e ber ger 89 second vice-president c f carman 99 trustees g g hood 83 ; h a bonzano 88 secretary and treasurer moriz bernstein 96 4344 germantown avenue a t bruegel 88 is with the fairbanks-morse mfg co beloit wis meeting of the c h s club the central high school club of philadelphia was entertained at the home of prof rihcards on sat urday evening november 4 the programme consisted of music,reci tations ghost stories etc and wound up with the singing of col lege songs and the alma mater after giving the c h s and the lehigh yells the meeting was ad journed in addition to the clubc 1 ub the guests included mrs j l stewart and the misses lambert acker thayer moore grace the misses josephine and mini klein and the misses richards the whole affair was very enjoyable and will be remembered for a long time by those who had the good fortune to be present c c rutter 96 is with the philadelphia rapid transit com pany on last thursday evening a very well attended meeting of the stu dents in the school of general lit erature was held in the forum room saucon hall to organize a classical and literary society be sides the students president drinker profs blake and good win drs woods and davis and messrs fox and emery were pres ent to give advice n n merriman 05 was chosen chairman pro tern and he asked the members of the faculty to speak a few words on the project president drinker gave it his hearty endorsement and predicted its success if carried out as begun prof blake spoke of his gratifica tion in the initiative of the students of the department in organizing a i society and that through it his hopes of past years should reach fruition he pointed out that there was much to be gained from the example of the technical societies prof goodwin assured the stu dents of his sympathy with the movement and pictured its advan tages in alluring terms mr emery in reply to a ques tion said that it shou'd be left to the members of the two societies as to whether the new organization and the forum should coalesce it was his opinion that the forum should take the initiative walters 07 said that there was little thought or desire among the stu dents for such a union dr davis suggested that promi nent outsiders be sometimes se cured to talk to the society it seemed to be the universal opinion of the speakers that the freshmen should be admitted to membership as soon as possible thursday evening november 1 6th was decided upon as the time of the next meeting mawhinney 06 was unani mously elected president and the other officers chosen were walters 07 vice-president ; brothers 08 secretary and reynolds 07 treasurer the president ap pointed the following committees to draw up a constitution rey nolds schnabel kinsey and wood ring 07 to decide the amount of the dues charles 07 bell and kotz 08 to arrange programme for next meeting merriman 05 ; friedman 07 and reinke 08 to provide refreshments for next meeting prechtl 07 sanderson and miller 08 in the discussion of a suitable name after the meeting adjourned the arts and science society meet with much favor continued on fourth page lehigh defeats gallaudet lehigh easily won from gallau det in what was hardly more than a practice game as may be seen by the score of 56-0 at no time was our goal line threatened and there were few fumbles the team played with dash and scored almost at will the game started promptly at 2.30 o'c'ock with a kick-off by le high gallaudet fumbled on the second try at our line and lehigh fell on the bal 1 . johnson pyne and smartt carried the ball up to their goal line where smartt went over for the first touchdown on the next play lehigh failed to heel the kick on the next kick-off gallau det ran the ba'l back fifteen yards but lehigh held at this point and on gaining the ball soon pushed gott over the line for the second touchdown he also kicked the goal lehigh 11 gallaudet o on the third kick-off sharp ad vanced the ba'l fifteen yards on a clever pass from mikesil the mutes made first down and erwin was sent back for a kick johnson blocked the kick and lehigh got possession of the ball after some see-sawing the ball was taken over the line by smartt after pyne had riad a pretty run of twenty-five yards up to the five-yard line gott kicked the goal the next touchdown was made by pyne on a quarterback run after garaudet had been forced to kick and gott had made seven yards on the next kick-off gamaudet gained two first downs on end runs and delayed passes but then were thrown back for losses and soon le high sent gott over for the fifth touchdown after smartt had made the longest run of the day the half ended with the ball in lehigh s pos session on gallaudet's four-yard line during this half mercer and brumbaugh displaced fulton and sheridan troutman took smartt's placep 1 ace in the second half pyne carried the ball on the kick-off on a pass from gott at this point laubenstein van reenen young and hoppin went into the game bachman then made the first touchdown of the lialf the other touchdowns were only questions of time laubenstein was resnonsible for three while gott added another to this number travis took hopnin's place towards the end of the ha i f which ended with the ball in gal l audet's posses sion on their own twenty-yard line pvne gott bachman and smartt played the best game for lehieh the pjays were gotten off quickly and there were few fumbles which luckily were not costly the team showing up very well in aggressive work touchdowns — gott 3 ; lauben stein 3 ; smartt 2 ; bachman pvne goals — gott 6 umpire artdv farabausrh referee holderness timekeepers lattig and clark regular stated meeting of the phi l adelphia lehigh club wednesday november bth 1905 8.15 p m university club 15 10 walnut st k landis 08 was called to his home in carlisle last week by the death of his father lehigh university south bethlehem pa tuesday november 7 lo 5 foot ball vol xiii calendar the brown and white tuesday nov 7 at 4.30 p m cheering practice wednesday nov 8 2 p m mi nstrel show rehearsal 2 p m la crosse practice 2.30 p m foot ball scrub game thursday nov 9 7.30 p m forum meeting at saucon hall new society organized college meeting a college meeting was held last i friday morning in the physical laboratory at which president drinker gave a very interesting ta'k on matters of general interest to the j college van reenen representing the arcadia spoke of an alleged 1 breach of the honor system which had come to the notice of that body and which had been investigated although the accused was found to be not guilty it shows that the sys tem is in good working order and that all offenses will be looked into speeches were a'so made by hen dricks leader of the orchestra ; lee editor of the burr and dean,mana ger of the laundry notice instead of playing vila nova on november 18 our team will play ursinus this change was necessi tated by vila nova's request to be relieved from keeping the scheduled date the management immediate ly made arrangements with ursinus and it is fortunate that they suc ceeded in filling the date so late in the season electricals summer work the lecture on the art oi in venting by e j prindle esq originally scheduled for november ioth has been postponed one week on account of important business engagements of mr prindle and the preparation of several large drawings to be used in connection with the lecture it is believed that this lecture to be given on novem ber ith will be extremely interest ing and beneficial to the student body mr pnnd'e is a graduate of the mechanical engineering de partment of this university in the class of 1890 and a prominent pat ent lawyer of washnigton d c w and j game owing to the demand for engi neers in electricity many of the se nior electrical held jobs last sum mer these jobs besides affording lucrative returns gave practical ex perience the work is given : eastman trolley repair work with utica and mohawk valley ry co utica n y stouffer assistant in automatic telephone exchange new bed ford mass maurer in the sub-station de partment bel telephone co philadelphia pa jacoby draughtsman in ord nance drawing office bethlehem stee co gossling right of wav depart ment bell telephone co phila underground system lacy bell telephone co phila delphia kendig beth!ehem steel co c e department ehlers plans and location of private electric railway balti more md schoonover assistant road su perintendent dorney's park trol ley service allentown pa no 14