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September 22, 1920 ALUMNI NEWS We hope to make this department of ths Guilfordian a real, live, newsy feature cf our forthcoming issues. To that end we solicit the coopera tion of Akn:ii, old students and oth ers interested in Guilford. If you have an item of interest concerning the doings of former s udents sit right down and mail it to the Alumni Ed itor. Don't say to yourself, he prob ably knows about it anyhow—take no chances, but let us have the item. Thanks. What sort of items do you want, some one may ask. Well, if some former student has had the good for tune to get married, that's news worth passing on. If some one has been pro moted in the professional or business world, we should like to know it. The wereabouts of some of your friends may not be generally known. Help us to keep in touch with them. We wish to take the news of the pre sent day Guilford, —Guilford with her old ideals and her new ideals happily blended, — to those who call her, "Al ma MaLer." Help us to make the de partment worth while. We are glad to announce that John B. Woosley 'l2. principal of James town high school, is now assistant in the department of history, Universi ty of North Carolina. Rhesa Newlin 'l7, who taught in the department of mathematics, at Clemson College, S. C., is now a member of the Guilford College fa ciity. Joe Reddick 'lB, who is now en gaged in the insurance business in High Point was at the College Friday evening in company with Folwell Mendenhall and D. S. Cameron. Jessie Garner 'l7 was on the ground for the opening reception. Garner has been principal of the auto mobile school in connection with the educational work of the Hartford Y. M. C. A. He plans to be located in North Carolina this year. Dr. A. W. Hobbs, of the department of mathematics at the University of North Cai'olina, was called to London on account of the illness of his father Dr. L. L. Hobbs. We are glad to i*e port that Dr. Hobbs is rapidly recov ering, and we hope to see him on the campus again soon. Dr. D. D. Carrol, head of the de partment of economics at the Univer sity of North Carolina, has just re turned from a trip abroad. T. G. Perry 'lO has been elected superintendent of schools at Nor wood, N. C. E. P. Dixon 'O4. at the recent Dem ocratic County Convention of Ala mance county, was placed in nomina tion for covnty commissioner. "Peck" is school teacher, farmer, and politician. DEEP WELL AGAIN IN SERVICE On Saturday evening about five thirty the pump in the deep well was started for the first time since the Christmas holidays. At taat time it was believed that the well had failed as it had been showing symptoms of decreasing supply for over a year. Unfortunately the pump did not drain out completely and the main casting in the pumphead bi* - st dur ing the cold weather in January. When it was found that the expense of the projected resei'voir and filter would be excessive it was determined to make a last effort to determine with certainty whether the fault of the well was absence of water or a deficiency in the pump. William Nel son. who was in charge of the water, heat and light for about five years previous to 1910, when he was at the College last June, expressed the opin ion that the fault lay in the pump. Accordingly the pump has been given a complete overhauling. Somo sand has been umped out of the bottom of he well. An electric motor has been installed and the pump is now in better shape than it has been for years. The pump was operated for twelve hours continuously on Sunday and the well showed no sign of fail ure. It is hoped that this has solved he water problem of the College. A 1 u'ger water heater has been in stailed in Cox Hall and on Saturday demonstrated its effic'ency to the sat isfaction of all concerned. FOOT BALL SCHEDULE 1920-21 Guilford College vs. Roanoke at High Point, Oct. 2. Guilford College vs. Lynchbi*g at Guilford College, Oct. 9. Guilford College vs. Trinity at Dur ham, Oct. 1(5. Guilford College vs. Wake Forest at Wake Forest, Oct. 30. Guilford College vs. Hampden-Sidney at Danville, Nov. 13. Guilford College vs. Elon at Greens horo, Nov. 20. w L. E. TREMATN Foot Ball Manager FOOT BALL BEGINS (Continued from page 1.) smile, but tears the opposing line like a veteran. Right guard will be held by Clyde Shore, whose nose was placed "at ease ' las tyear, and now he is fighting as if he wished to have it knocked back to position of "attention." L. Tremain who dur ing the past summer has traveled all the way to Arkansas and followed the harvesters in order to harden himself, will snap the pig skin at center. Tom Cox, left guard. Cox needs no introduction. The scrubs are not the only ones who dread him. PL Mcßane with all his two hundred pounds of bone and sinew is smashing things in left tackle. Charles Rolison, left end. Rolison is seldom seen in a scrimmage; only a "streak where he was, is visible. The hackfield will probably be made up of the following men. Capt. A. I. Newlin, quarterback. Newlin made a good record in 1917, and is now back in the game after his much "hard luck" last season. C. Stout a "ten second" man is back in his old position at left halfback. H. Raiford, right halfback, has conquered the law of gravitation and is now able to hold his head in a lower atmo sphere and pierce the line. M. F. White, fullback. "Boney" never has failed to gain ground. What he will do now since spending three straight months logging is a subject for spe culation. R. Tremain, last year's quarterback is stronger than at any previous season. G. Mcßane is de veloping into a driving halfback. Both of the two last named will probably take part in the game. A number of scrubs will be taken and used if necessary as recruits From the campus gossip, one would be convinced that the greater part of the student body will be in High Point Saturday to see their foot ball machine in action. THE GUILFORDIAN THE COLLEGE STUDENTS \ ARE ALWAYS WELCOME WITH US | I OUR LINES OF DRUGS, CANDIES, TOILET ARTICLES AND SODAS ARE COMPLETE Ralph J. Sykes The All Night DrugStore Greensboro, N. C. 350 SOUTH ELM STREET NEAR DEPOT t PRINTING:-- ''Like you want it; when you want it." APOSTOLIC MESSENGER OFFICE 317 South Elm St. GKEENRBOUO, N. C. Faculty members, college officials, class and society officers, and students will obtain prompt service by placing their orders with GLADSTONE HODGIN We Train Our Agents (^gp|ljS&n A Multiple Line of Insurance and Training School for Agents make strong combination THE SOUTHERN LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY "The Largest Service to the Largest Number" HOME OFFICE GREENSBORO. N. C. CAPITAL—ONE MILLION DOLLARS JOS. J. STONE & CO. 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