Brown and White Vol. 25 no. 17

              lafayette wins carr of lehigh makes specta cular finish and wins second place a chemical society meeting will be held thursday november 22 in saucon hall at 7.30 p.m the speaker of the evening will be a r sanchez 14 mr sanchez is assistant superintendent of the francisco sugar company fran cisco cuba there will also be student speakers tuesday 5 p.m — cheering j practice drown hall / wednesday 2.30 p.m booster meeting drown hall thursday 5 p.m — cheer \ ing practice \ friday 4 p.m meeting ; and p-rade packer hall friday 7.30 p.m smoker \ gymnasium j saturday — 5 beat lafayette j spectacular end runs byvher rington and line plunging of maginness feature £ on pages three and four of j this issue of the brown and 5 [ white appear several new j [ cheers and songs to be used at ? i the lafayette game clip j j them out and learn them £ j do your bit don't be a j slacker ■£ j beat lafayette j college lecture friday bach festival to be held week earlier freshmen will report tomorrow prof j l stewart to talk of food conservation new dates for bach festival which will again be held in university chapel men who have been reported for breaking rules must appear food conservation is the title of a lecture to be given by professor j l stewart at 11 o'clock friday morning in the chapel prof stewart who is the chairman of the food supply de partment of the bethlehem com mittee of the public safety com mittee of the commonwealth of pennsylvania has made an ex tensive study of the question and is well fitted to lecture on this subject the 1918 bethlehem bach fes . tival will be held in packer mem i orial chapel on friday and satur ] day may 24 and 25 these dates , were fixed at a meeting of the ex ( ecutive committee of the choir last thursday evening in the office of s the moravian seminary and college \ for women special interest is at ( tached to the meeting inasmuch as , the festival will be given one week j ', earlier than usual this change was made as a trial to meet the '. wishes of many persons both at ( tendants and singers who have j heretofore found the usual dates at the end of may and the begin xi 7 r j-y ,■ s j 1 i tjmjfr 7t 3 o'"uiil«.j!i?«ihiiifriiiir mm ■■!^' v ,», earlier date will also be of advan tage to students who desire to join the choir as the festival formerly came during the week of final ex aminations the executive committee passed a resolution extending to charles ml schwab the main guarantor of the festivals hearty thanks and appreciation of his continued in terest in the bach choir as shown by his assuming all expense of taking the singers to new york and return for the mid-winter concert with the new york philharmonic ■ orchestra in carnegie hall a • report upon the forthcoming trip was made by r w walters who . has charge of all arrangements as ■ was the case last year the following were present at the meeting a n cleaver m j . shimer g r booth 86 j h . clewell t edgar shields f g ; hoch dr n m emery dr j j fred wolle and r w walters in the absence of dr h s drinker ' president of the choir the chair was occupied by dr emery , students of the university who ; are able to sing are earnestly de j sired as members of the choir both for the new york trip and the festival next spring converting first liberty loan bonds the lehigh eleven easily de feated the heavy team from penn sylvania military college on tay lor field last saturday by the score of 34-6 that which was ex pected to be a fairly hard fought game turned out to be a rather listless encounter lehigh practi cally gained at will especially around the ends where herrington maginnes and wysocki made many long runs these men and saxman at end and johnson at tackle play ed the stellar roles the whole team played a consistent game scoring at least one touchdown in each quarter the only fault that could be found was that the brown and white seemed to be weak against a forward passing game horlacher the visitors ' quarterback was the only man who could gain consistently for p m c in only one period the second when they scored their only touch down were the visitors dangerous ii r t i.ii.j.'ii .. iri..i,..i.i'!.i!jt ir.,1 r iil i ift'^nimiiiui i.m .'„.,. i 20-yard line and the ball was ad vanced to the 30-yard line a long forward pass was successful and herrington deprived the visitors of a touchdown by a pretty tackle by a forward pass and several short runs the ball was carried to lehigh s 13-yard line after two unsuccessful line plunges the cadets scored a touchdown on a forward pass they missed the goal lehigh scored one touchdown in the first second and fourth quar ters and two in the third quarter maginnes scored three touchdowns herrington one and savaria one mccarthy kicked off to start the game the ball rolled over the goal line and was brought into play on the 20-yard line the p m c backs made several long gains but then the old defense tightened up and the visitors had to punt her rington ran the ball back eighteen yards by a series of line-plunges and off tackle plays the ball was carried across the opponent's line maginnes making the final plunge mccarthy missed the goal mc carthy kicked off and after several short gains the cadets tried a place ment kick but failed wysocki and maginnes brought the pigskin back to the p m c 38-yard line and the quarter ended here the score being lehigh 6 p m c 0 a few minutes after the second quarter had started lehigh scored a touchdowm on short gains by maginnes herrington and savaria maginnes scored the touchdown and herrington kicked the goal her rington kicked off and the visitors et up the field for a touchdown i series of forward passes on following kick-off johnson ran ball back for seventeen yards rington made a pretty end run the ball was taken to the 18 i line on a long forward from socki to young another for d from wysocki to herrington ight the ball within stepping ance of the goal but the half vi ct score ' lelligh 13 ferrington carried the ball for continued on third page dr benjamin andrews a gradu j ate of cornell and a member of the , faculty of teachers college co lumbia university delivered an excellent address on friendship 1 " at the regular y m c a meeting last sunday evening in drown hall this was dr andrews first visit to lehigh and all who heard him hope it will not be his last his long experience and thorough ap i preciation of the values of friend 1 ship made his talk a very interest ( ing one mrs g a butterworth ( delivered several soprano solos ( which were well received by those ] present j in his talk dr andrews _ dis * tinguished between friendliness j and friendship and showed how ] friendship is the more sacred he ] explained the individual and the f social aspects of friendship and the divine friendship or friend < ship with god and pointed out how each one helps a person through li e '_._ j dr andrews spoke in part as follows : the idea of friendship has been brought before us to a very large extent recently we hear of students friendship war fund which is nothing but an expression of our friendship for the men in the prison camps and shows how our young men and young women are behind the men in the army friendship and all that goes with it is a big thing the present war will help to make the future world one of more friendly rela tions we do not want to go into the war with a spirit of hate be cause if we go through the war without hating the world will be more friendly when the strife is over there is a difference between friendliness and friendship by friendliness we mean facing the world and wishing everybody well thus friendliness is an attitude of optimism and not an attitude of pessimism or indifference one's life can be framed in terms of opti mism as it is a habit of the mind — to look on the world in a cheer ful way and to be cheerful cheer ful people are the salt of the earth and make the world go round friendship is different from all this a friend is one with whom you may give and take not to give and take in the idea of merchan dising but in the idea of an ex change of help or happiness a good example of friendship is found in the home where a human being at birth is turned out a human soul to get an idea of religion you must analyze human friendship any real friendship introduces the people who participate in it into new spheres of value a friend's life becomes a part of your life and a friend helps to put you in a new field a person gets knowledge through his friends and also through friendly relationships friendships are the result of growth a friendship is not built up in a minute but requires a long the arcadia committee on col lege rules and regulations will meet on wednesday afternoon at 1.30 in the mustard and cheese room in drown hall to consider the cases of freshmen who have been reported for violation of some of the college rules or cus toms the following men must re port at this meeting to defend themselves against the charges that have been brought against them : g c flusche h j ott n k harris a h wagener j a wensk t w wrights r c i^iiciritoii xi troinnri i i'eet"~oi~~kjtjp*hu mores has been appointed by j m straub president of the sopho more class to escort flusche and ott to the meeting these two men have failed to report at the last two meetings after being properly notified so that the committee was appointed to insure their presence at the meeting tomorrow after noon university dance well attended last saturday the second university dance of the term was held last saturday evening at 8 o'clock in drown hall about sixty couples were present which was an unusually large attendance for the saturday evening dances through the efforts of the dance committee appointed by the ar cadia burt lloyd's jazz band of new r york city was secured to furnish the music for the evening which was exceptionally good this band consisted of violin cello traps saxaphone piano and banjo specialists and displayed more pep than has been shown here by an orchestra in some time down town men form permanent organization johnson re-elected captain of tennis team a meeting was held in drown hall last wednesday afternoon by the students residing in town for the purpose of forming a perman ent organization any student not represented in another living group is considered a member of the down town ljving group h r walters 19 was unanimously elected presi dent of the group and h s hiller 19 was elected secretary at a recent meeting of the mem bers of last year's tennis team m e johnson 18 was re-elected captain for the following season and r r coffin 19 manager the schedule for next spring is now under w r ay and matches with u s naval academy johns hop kins u s military acodemy and rutgers are pending besides the regular matches with lafayette pennsylvania and haverford n otice charlie taylor will be here friday continued on third page charlie taylor 76 will be at the university on friday at 4 o'clock to look over the gym class and to review the ' ' army ' ' all members of the freshman class are urged to be present for the 1921 class picture to be taken outside the packer memorial chapel thursday november 22 at noon from the patriotic news service of the national >. oinrpittee of patriotic societies washington d.c | right op conversion by the terms of their bonds which are contracts with the united states holders of bonds of the first liberty loan and of interim cer tificates therefor have the right to convert such bonds or certifi cates at par into an equal par amount of bonds bearing a higher rate of interest should the united states before the termination of the present war issue any bonds bearing a higher rate of interest this right of conversion is to be exercised within such period and under such rules and regulations as may be made by the secretary of the treasury secretary m-cadoo has pre scribed the terms and conditions governing the conversion of such 3 per cent bonds of the first liberty loan into 4 per cent bonds the official regulations con stitute treasury department cir cular no 93 liberty loan circu lar no 8 , which the treasury de partment will send on request to any bond-holder or any citizen bonds of the first liberty loan may be converted into 4 per cent convertible gold bonds of 1932-47 the terms of which will be identical with the bonds of the second lib erty loan except that they will have the same dates for payment of interest the same date of ma turity of principal and the same terms of redemption as the bonds of the first liberty loan the inconvenience of adjusting interest upon conversion will be avoided if the holders of bonds of the first liberty loan who de sire to convert effect such con version either as of november 15 1917 by presenting and surrender ing their holdings on or after no vember 8 and up to and including november 15 1917 or by making such conversions as of december 15 1917 by presenting and sur rendering their holdings after no vember 15 and on or before de cember 15 1917 all conversions effected after december 15 1917 continued on second page last saturday afternoon the le high cross country team won second place in the middle states inter collegiate meet held under the auspices of lafayette college the meet was won by lafayette with 32 points lehigh just nosed out muhlenberg with 43 points to the latters 44 only one lebanon valley runner was entered while the swarthmore team which was scheduled to race did not put in an appearance w a carr ran a spectacular race for lehigh and finished second forty seconds 1 behind captain rus sell of lafayette fisher boyd wilson and arthur were the other four men to place for lehigh finishing in the above order carr was well toward the rear until east on was reached when he un corked a sprint which took him past all but the leading man wilson put up a fine finish and succeeded jr ]> n oj-.:iiff mo-pv)a yp mninl on t-iot"t by two seconds thus gaining the required one point margin over muhlenberg for second place the run was held over a five and one-half mile course starting at the northampton country club and following the william perm high way to easton up college hill to the lafayette campus and finishing on the quarter mile cinder track the highway being concrete made the running very difficult college hill proved a severe test of the en durance of the runners coming a;s it did near the end of the course this is the second consecutive time that lafayette has won the championship the meet is held over their own course however one to which their men are accustomed the time of the winner 36.06 is eleven seconds better than the former record made last year by mcgrath of lehigh after the meet the teams were guests at the lafayette-albright football game the summary : place time 1 russell lafayette 34.06 2 carr lehigh 34.46 3 cxroves lafayette 34.48 4 sampson lafayette . 35.05 5 drucenmiller muhlvg 35.25 6 dimmick muhlenberg 35.30 7 erb muhlenberg 35.31 8 fisher lehigh 35.40 9 boyd lehigh 35.41 10 evans lafayette 36.25 11 wilson lehigh 36.45 12 markley muhlenberg . 36.47 13 arthur lehigh 36.50 14 buechner lafayette .. 37.17 15 hill lafayette 37.46 16 bickley lehigh 37.51 17 krause muhlenberg .. 38.04 18 doan lehigh 38.21 19 dubbs muhlenberg 3c.22 ledmiston leb valley 39;00 hollinshead lehigh 39.15 morrow lafayette 39x7 shupp muhlenberg 39.44 the brown and white lehigh university beat-lafayette cheers bethlehem pa tuesday november 20 1917 beat-lafayette week dr b andrews speaks at y.m.c.a vol xxv no 17 lehigh second in middle states x-country run varsity easily wins initial encounter with p.m.c price five cents prominent graduate of cornell university makes his first visit to lehigh brown and white runners make good showing by taking second place brown and white team outplays cadets in all departments and win 34=6 score address on friendship notice visitors score on forward points out the distinction be tween friendliness and friendship team score total lafayette 1 3 4 10 14 3|2 lehigh 2 8 9 11 13 43 muhlenberg 5 6 7 12 14 u — l