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Jfonnsptoanian :ME XLHI—No. 92 PHILADELPHIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8. !92"" PRICE FIVE CENTS

■ ti WVi i Address Baseball Candidates

Ccncernmg Practice Sessions in Palestra

..:/, PRACTICE METHODS USED

ddress the erlngs for can*

.1 . ■■- ■ nine at B meet- Houston Hall this

. i \ - meeting, plant fur . Will be divulged

ich will give ill"' men some . eurlj training season

ie Palestra Thurs-

i been held since i- I...... to acquaint the h the I'nlverslt] method

i . \ , - ■. tutor Is endeavor . gome analytical "movies,"

. • .. ;• i-. .a action, for pre- i-i meeting.

i nf practice this year hutting practice almost

.i- .n..h at a few pitchers pi il ol form, i hen !•> slowly

ii i i - The Brxl . • - .■-. I. iwo months awaj and

nr Is anxious for .1 : ieetlng prelim

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1- weal her condl- C0IH1 Hon ard

\\ son, major ■■- -i Tii.. opportun-

■ well known profes- inder their tuti

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■ ston Hall Subscribers *

• Penn- " Houston Hall •

d punch cards ' \ : i ards •

-11!.-. rlbers, No " lary l". 1027, *

\ Mt>SLEx HOPKINS, Jr. " - M : •

LAST MANAGERIAL CONTEST OPENED

SENIOR RECORD MAKES LAST

CALL FOR STATISTIC BLANKS

Ri cently the stall of the 1927 Re ed in the - itlstlc blanks,

tudents «.i- gratl fj Ing t.i the Board. I fowei ... still n few of tin ■ which have no ei ed In and the

urges that the students contlnui 1 in returning the remaining

:, a This Is absolutely I • e to

gel the blanks In as the 1 bave been r Ived from iSamsky, and tlie work of Bllng them has begun, if there are an] outstanding proofs they should be taken 10 Zamsky Immediately. In case there are any changes to l"' made In the statistic 1.Link* HI 11 future date, the de aired corrections maj !<•• made any time belore the Annul goes to press.

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Senior President Appoints Group to

Supervise Freshman Sophomore

Athletic Contests

JORDAN SELECTED AS CHAIRMAN

John I \v. If, 1 ■] ., r 1 mi ..:' the I'nder

All Aspirants Wishing to Take Crew for

Gym Credit Must Enroll With

Managers at Once

SHELLS GO ON RIVER MARCH 1

s: Mti 'or Baseball Competition to

' .'t Council Office Today

_ of the baseball i-i major

: pelItlon for the - for this post

»ri ;ii the Baseball HI Athli ■ -

[lie hours ol 2 •

- II -,. the i 1< - petitions, beginning

-• the first week In two assistant man-

i will be chosen. • work for this pos - rs, during the

■ year.

■ - schedule a ei plentj ol ex

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mpany the . - .1- .;

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Crew practice has resumed Its full after the mid-term lull as w

tested by the fad thai approximate!] 21(1 upperclussi i and Freshmen reported for pracl lei Monday, Ii was announced yesterdaj bj Robert Baker, Manager ol

mi all aspirant• musl sign up ni once with the mai agi - I i w r ;, ider Sortl Stan - ol I e Stadium If : liej « lull ' i" gj in • Pi

Mi iKer Bilker furl her stated tl en » will proli ie i Iver In

I liree weeks l i - date Is some later tl r's when the

eels were floated on February '-"-'■ N

Pennsylvania's firsl opponenl on this sen , Ron's si hedule lias a i

pen. j ear's row Ing program

I be the mosl difflcull attempted \fi.T opening with Navy, the

Penns] It ania m ul i rs »111 meel 1 ale and i 'olumli .i oi the I lousatonlc rh i ' I lerbj. This race will be followed bj regatta «itli Harvard and Massachusel - Tecli HI Cambr ore the Child's cup race here, Pennsylvania «

i row In the American Henley the daj II- the Child's Cup regatta Tl e sea Ron will l"- closed with Hi"' Poughkei Regatta on June -"•'

Coai ii Fred Spuhn has reported prom I sing material for this year's \ B

eight, only tin -' year's crew hav i i ',,.i.h S|niiin also exi

lo make tl replacements ■ Jun lor Varsity which Is virtually Intact.

Freshman aggregation looks much better than lasl year's yearling squad according to Mas Luft, l reshman i being heavier If nol so tall.

graduate Council, has announced the ap polntment of ii ommlttee which will conduct the Pennlman Bowl contests. This trophy Is the glfl "f Provosl Pennl in.in of the University to the undi r i Freshman or Sophomore, which Is vie tor mi. in the various athletic compel. tions between the clam

Those serving on ii mmlttei are William Jordan, 3rd, chairman; w Ington ''. Button, President ,>f Phi Kappa Beta Junior Society, which Will •" oper ute with the chairman in conducting the eveni -: Edson I». I 'ronberger, mat ,,! track : Koberi A. McLean, capta i irni k; Robert >'. Baker, manager of crew : • 'harles Hill, captain of crew: G '-'■ D. McDonald, captain of wre»i ling; Elmer C. Armstrong, manager of wrestling; Samuel \V. Park, captain of lacrosse \\ E. Ma manager ,•■ , I-..-.,■: I',.HI in. manager of boxing; nini s. ('. Levy, capta n of boxing. Wil Hum Jordan, chairman of the con i with the niil of the other members, will i-ondtici and supen i urlous et ents.

The schedule of tin «hlch will in- live in number, will be announced i

i „. The presidi nts ol in in mi,I Sopl ■ i--•'- will ihen np {mini commil tees ■ i Ii « ill their respective classes In arranging the details of ii

I has also i i trophy case will be pro> Itled In Hou

I1 man How I e will I"- n pernn i fixture in 11,,ii-i.,ii I:

Dartmouth English Class to Edit Paper

\- Iii collegi lurnallsm made II - a|>pi I ■ in,ni' It Is a ir colu paper, "The < irrles no advert i-i1 'd by the

I nil.

The paper which i- to ap Sundnj. ed under the direction ol tlie Darti nil Kngllsl

l ii ithel

new - nml II ■ ".1111111 and a half diitesl nf world news telegraphed Satur rla.v in Sen Vork, the ;

JEWISH STUDENTS PLAN FUNCTIONS

Reception to Be Given to New Freshmen

and Bi Weekly Dances Planned

HOLD SEVERE PRACTICE JayVees Defeat Cooper Union, 31 23, and

Bow Before Montclair, 34 18, in Mid Year Contests

DR. SHINN

Has Been Very Active at the University

Both as an Undergraduate

and as a Teacher

TAKES PLACE OF DR. W. TARGET

Prut OKI Peniiiniiiii hus nniiotini i

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iro ' enipore of tin Hi CliemiHtrj i:

mi » ill take I I ■ \\ ■ l i ■ .,■• vho lius filled

.'ii ., I' Kdgur

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I IRKIII I ir. Slilnu

in iii*- ,

thirty years as Immed i ISM under the I) I SiniiIi, nml ufter n long i"'i i Inuous sen Ice to I lie Cult ersil y. He en tered the ' Irado ite 8i

- tor, and received the

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as his tin Che Detei mlnnl Ion of the \\ rungsten,"

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cal and Applied < 'lieniisl rj.

ge of tin pen j ears. I >r Slilnu ha*

ed as I ilrector i d 11117 a i

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FRESHMEN DEFEAT HILL SCHOOL

I 'espl e tin -' renuous program of the Pennsj Ivunla \ and Jaj \ ee basket ball ivam. las) week, a fast practice was held lasl nlghi on the Palestra court In a hard and gruelling u rlmmage, the teams pointed for I

wii ■ the Red and B u waa defeating Cornell lasl Saturday, the Junior Vanity M'II ed the clever team of Mont- clair, i'ii,- Jaj Vees did not .seem able

ink under way In the Orel half which ended IT i in favor of tha opponents, in the second half 11•.- Penn

mi.i Juniors made a desperate at • to oven onu . e lead, but

wi re unable to do so, the final count ■• i - ;i 18 In favor of Montclair. "Bed" Herbsi wus the outstanding player for Penns] \ .II, .i -, ii goals.

In iii>' other gai I during the exauiination period, the .1 \.'- easllj

i -I bat k tin Cooper Union Technol- ogj aggregation, The Drsl half was verj ooselj plaj ed team belni

e basket, for man] easy - n«l>ted but the} all failed to

On endi i . i'i 11 e I'ii Iver Rental

. . ,i new : on tin Puli the 1

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MUSICAL CLUBS TO PERFORM AT ACADEMY

r, ■ ... irania's ' llee Clubs will fur the music at the sixth annual Bok An

gram, to be held tomorrow evening, ,,i s |5, ,,, the A, ademj i f. M it

,. drsl tlmi ■ I rslty Mii-i.al Clubs ha' •

■ , p ladelphla Orchestra ha . . , -ui'i'ii'"! the mus gram

Other feature* addn --■ • M or Kendr Mr.

1 •• pper. I

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i . i - s ents A> rniversltj i- planning a rei o the Incoming I reshmi Stu dents' Housi I • bruarj s

i essor A. Urlov the P Department i- lo

ker of the evi - and arra are being made to have many other un-

,....i i umpus a< ■ spesdtera i u re * ■ !"' mush

and will be served. All the :.-•■.!

tend tills ,\ -. . .

Students As* A .

- Avuk i ■

/ Mai ■ I

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MANY ENGAGK I RAVEL BUREAU FACILITIES

Ma, ii .I,;.'. - in - ii PII shon n Rtudeni bodj In Kuropean tours and

trips mi this in; «itli custom, the '1 Bureau - Issuing for

i

i in,i comp ■ • .. .

i . at In travel is ■

■ idj applying for resen -

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DR. FINLEY TO SPEAK ON UNIVERSITY DAY General Alumni Society Will Celebrate

With Formal Dinner and Meeting

Dr. John II. 1 i former President

Sen \ ork I'nlvi ind ,,i

A rh u's ni"

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Dr, i • A.I- formi the Presl lent i. ; 11.- «.i -

Harvard and i . [>u ','• .ir

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i r .-'• •■- and I .unity ii..

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PAGE TWO THE PENNSYLVANIA*

Oriental (EM Room 3425 Woodland Avenue

Specials for U. ofP. Members Full Count Luncheon

at 35c Full Courte Dinner

at 55c !- - •

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BEST SUNDAY DINNERS

SI F ret E"3 ith University to Admit

Stucer-:*. Disregarding Bars of

Sex. Race, or Creed

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3333 Woodland Avenue

For a Delicious ITALIAN DINNER Alto RAVIOLI and

SPAGHETTI Special Lunch Dinner .

Open till l A. M.

50c. 75c

THE COPPER KETTLE 3417 WALNUT ST.

Luncheon 40c Dinner 75c Chicken and Waffle Dinner Wednesday and Saturday

IDEA INFLUENCED OTHERS

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ra are ln< udi • •

in,l /.,, ,i | \I.I aulaj, al er pner Jer-

emj hem liam win ,■!■-. and «■• ir ng lie same

. . H e won 'iii"l

RED AND BLUE QUINTETS HOLD SEVERE PRACTICE

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NOTICES I

Watch Repairing Engraving

Optical Goods Lenses—Temples and Frames Quickly Replaced

ftuftijirr $. iJJrire JEWELER 3709 SPRUCE STREET

STUDENTS TAKE NOTICE We give you special rates on rental

You can save from $10 to $20 in a Rebuilt Typewriter

AMLRICAN WRITING MACHINE CO 2 STORES

'209 ARCH STREET 1339 WALNUT STREET

LOCUST 1881 PENNYPACKER 1457

L. B. SCHOFIELD. '13 President

T. M. SCHONOL'R. '12 Vice-President

Direct Coal Company 30th and Race Street

A SPECIALIZED SERVICE TO FRATERNITIES

Fort) 'Ihllan

WtiU '■»* Booklet '■_\I ,aUH RATIW

STETSON HATS Stuled / ri/ounq I

Jl *s Ji -j —. . -jiiJH

Lackawanna County Club—Then Will be i i 1 m i 'tuny Club In R i 1, Housi We I- nea lay ai Plane for the' Easti

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Pennsyi vanian Business 12 or i o

Mask and Wig Singing Cnorus All men retained for the Mask and

■ oru« repori al tl»e M ■ \\ i . 11(J ii : - 5 ■■ | Tuesday, Keb 8

Mask and Wig Ca»t

for ram repoi , <• |

Mi-- • \v;_ 9 P, M

day. Feb. v

Mask and Wig Chorus A ••■I for da nclng . ■ ■ Musk and wig eiu - P M «'i

Orchestra I . ■ .

tiearsal todaj al 5 P. M. I - , - ire ' >r \uard exeri l»e> Voui - re quired.

Spanish Club El the S|miili«li Uluu I'M. in i lie otlli e of Romanic 1 li ,

Baseball Tin ,,], tain ; \ ■ -. > v -.-■

j i • the -i rou v (*ole. i VII H Thompson. Tren

Baseball M Tuea • ■ ■ tin

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'■."i Walnut St. betwi M Basebai' Me

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ren i 11 Freshman Footba: \| - -

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Soccer \

WINTERS 8I3GEST .LITTLE CRLG STORE

What Are You Going To Do Next Summer?

GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

. . DepartiM

inity to e^rn big rn .r summer vacal

I col- lege men, working in the

n,teatnca| and super take aj- vantage of this money-making

New agreemer- ngfot liberal salaries, bonuses and extra awards ire now in the :ianJs of our repre one of whom will visit your college in the near future. It ■. 0 -i are interested in rr. m >ney next summer be sure to

m or write I rp rticulari Urect to F. C. McMulhn, care

International Magazine ( pany. 119 West 40th S-recr, New York, N. Y.

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If you're 'all at sea" about your tobacco...

MAYBE y ou've sailed the seven - : ch< ing tor perfect pipe pleasure. . . \\A. you've tneJ oceans oftoba< without running into one you can anchor to .., but don't give up the ship. Plenty pi pilots were once in the same boat . .

Just shoot an s. o. s. to G. R. C. . Granger Rough Cut is a life-saver to pipes in distress. It's rich and spicy —and mel- lowed by the old "Wellman Secret r, mild you can stoke-up and tire away at full sail!

Then jot this down in the eld log: Granger's rough cut flakes smoke as e.iol as a zippy sea Zephyr... Man, your old smokestack'U puff wreath after wreath i t perfect pipe pleasure.

And don't wait till your ship comes in to take on a cargo of Granger. The pi icket' package is not high-priced. . . tor packed in foil (instead of costly tins) this quality tobacco sells at just ten cents. Load up to-day. . . and bon voyage!

GRANGER ROUGH CUT

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TESTA, Fruit and Produce S S. Ccner 36th and Sansom

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FRATERNIT JSES

WE OFFER you shoes of a I

eiegar.ee which we conaciei I

recommend — in st. !es not '.-' I

e'sew he re.

Exclusive L.i>' - ! Designed and Sold On..

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NEW YORK SHOPS „<rt*EET BROADWAY «40*" STREET 64 BKUAtlWAY _.

Ay, FEBRUARY 8, 1927 THE PimaVtVAMMI PAGE THREE

| rcJ uned at

■ i if you I placi

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I upward.

JACOB REED'S SONS M24 -26 CHESTNUT ST.

PHII-ADIXPHIA.

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Is Urged By Dean Johnson of Wh.irton j700.000 Attending American Colleges School to Attend University Boston Transcr.pt Finds in

for College Career Recent Research

Bender, Off and Franks

OPTICIANS

1827 CHESTNUT STREET

WHEN YOU CANT BEK DAD BEE DAVK BROOKS

Money loan Oftice' 3219 Woodland Ave. Branch dtors—1722 Market Street

Open till 10 P. **■

u Are Always Sure of Loyalty

at the

LOYAL CLEANERS AND DYERS

I'M l. 1 . ed ii

call from I lean i imorj k. Johnson to en udeiil .n i

i readj for i ol if tin- l>uke, wl seventy-

. . . i mill here, Philadelphia will have the

present head . ilcli ii.i- been In the hi

ji unor for over !«■ ■ the the most reno

' all Chin | ere, Kui on from I ». an John

. in- parent* being i tlon was made daring

Deai i v ■ - reci nl trip through the ■ I i . boy duke live* in a pt quite unlike ■■ European castle and not ueurlj BO Impressive as a Buropean pal ace.

However, the Teinph Confui Uu In u, the boy's home, la verj pn tei

and Impressive. Dean Johnson trai | through this temple and described It as

winy verj ituteli ami uiagulttcent Hull of Ceremonial Practice In which the prlesl - train themselves for the e borate cerei lals of the spring and autumn festivals Is oue hundred and thirtj live

^ eight) four feel and sevent) eighl In height In the center of this ball

.. ., statue of Uonfuclua over which is hung a tablel bearing the Inscription, "Master Kxemplar tor All the Agi

Dean Johnson wrol ■ *P< rlem i - mid travels In China and told in partlcu

i;. ,,;■ the unreal and ferment prevalenl due probably i" our age of modern civ

u which is gradually overshadow in- the old and tl worn teai lili i 'onfuclus.

I.' '

n .... . eted its sixteenth annual e American ons ol

B Boston ■ has published the In

• 'if the pr at ed Ii wus found that

>.MI nun and women are our impoi i ■ ,,r the youth In our countrj are mentally

. of past i ■ rn.-nl- i.f the i ons.

In conjunction with the i oncluslon to be drawn are I School and Society. 3 ■■ are that dur- mg ■ - the lm reased en rollment In the colleges and on has l n -i i" f cent, I * of this

year alone being 11 per o at. From these figures II Is evident that we will soon reach what the 'Tun.--" calls the ■'educational saturation point"

In addition the tendency of th luca tlonal leaders has been to bar the gates t„ tills mass surging towards the campus. In this they have been cautl ■'! of the I ible outcome of such a policy, n Is true thai BI students come to col

n,i particular reason tor -•> d ■ exi epl the fact that "It's the thing to do." But, .i is claii I, if this type ol lew

IUS student were barred, the unlvei would develop a "closed coterie ol

Intellectual Biiobs," until far the world ol business and leadership.

PYLE & INNES

TAILORS MEN AND bOY.S

Evening Clothes!

I iisy i iresi .-alls.

-, thai reflect

your

PYLE h. INNES LEADING COLLEGE TAILORb

1115 WALNUT ST.

BEASTON'S 52 years on the Campus

FAMOUS FOR THEIR COFFEE WITH PURE CREAM

AND SANDWICHES TOASTED

JVe Serve

ICE CRE "THE OLD-FASHIONED KIND'

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CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIRING

20 Per Cent FLUNK students were droppi d of i r scholarship. N.

: mortality with 30 i ile the lowest with 13 per

re [ion Ible for ie it '■ l'""'!

notes in longhand. ■ i j tern,

Foundation Vo

wrilteii with A. l'.. (is. ,inbol, ma ten d In aboul

I .i i i tor ; in Journalism, bu i moiis, lectures, research,

>us time, s, nd tor n CODA) : Only $3.00.

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VALENTINES! TRIBUTE PAID BY DR. PENNIMAN Mrs. Krawson Displays Valentines for:

MOI III K SWI I I III ART

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i. rig or i raternltj able.

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.-. Typewriter!, Ds> ". b :■■ I, Chairs, Tables.

1 i'Hue Stationery and piles

No matter what you want, you will find It here.

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TYPING MANUSCRIPTS LETTERS

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DOUBLE ROOM ' ■ '«»; °':' out I »°nab,e- ::TI:; '

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V',1' ructor; meals, laundry..

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"Speaking of fine tobaccos —Hare a Camel!"

A NICETY of blending, a friendly blended in this famous cigarette.

cordiality of flavor, an inherent lor tins reason < ,„,,!. have con

goodness that thrills from the flrs. sirtenl goodne*. I 01 this reason

puff to the last - .hats Camels, the, n. ver tire the taste, no matter

The warmth of golden sunlight on ho, liberall, you nnoke them;

autumn fields gleams in their smoke, neve, leavi a cigarett, after-taste.

Camels are an expression of all And wherever experienced smolc-

,hat is the finest. ers gather, wherever the . onversa-

Camel quality and Camel excel- .ion turns to tobacco - to the

lence are recognized wherever world's best - someone is sure to

smokers gather. The best of Turk- sav: "Speaking offal tobs

,,h and Domestic tobaccos are . . , Have a Camel!"

R. j. SBYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, WINSTON-SALI M, N. C.

■ 1927

PAGE TWO THE PKNNSYLVAMIAN TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, •-;•

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EDITOR I". Ml I

NEWS EDITOR MANAGIM. I I I KU/ll Kill.,.

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ASSOCIATE t.Dl I'- LL. ... . . .

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ASSISTANT tDITORS I), *. trui, !■., .- ' I

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BUSINESS MANAGER AM I III II Hi i.i,. . I , . . ,•

CIRCULATION MANAC.I R i. i OUIJ SMITH, -.

ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER V. I, A...., ■ *■ "■ ' ■ ' J I . I II. II. I i... ,.,,-«..'

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PICTORIAL CHAIRMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR i ., . Doucu* MA**, '-■ Wiuua li. UUIIIIM, •■

ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS I i bUaoouni '.•» V. G. in ,,,„., n, '-■ Cran, '« I i win, vi A. n. ROM, I - tt. I . : l , IMI, *(IITC0*U,

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Member Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper A&*ociation

NiGHT EDITORS OF THIS ISSUE ii DOWNHRND BONOAAIUJT u.l I .It 'lll.l.l'.l SRi ;i i:

, ,ii nIn, ill . .

knowu new term . . ,i.

• . • .

i i IIUIIII when I.I.' bulb In : leak lump (Hint row hot luiu) i - i ks.

• • • • Hudylng wus done ilurinu llie ].,I-I two weeks

■ i III I IxulllS. If ull : -Hi in cruuiuiiug were put end i" enil, ii would be u durii

» . . . And us the •iii|u Ituullon culls tor ;i welcome

in Hi. i i ind women) however few they may >••■, we extend the reeling, the left band holding

I'KNNSi \A \M.\\ subscription blanks, and bold o uum her II -I,,., in readiness lo enforce n i ideu of mulch

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i .. the udvl i our lute I'uter I'utrlue c :•■•>. ) . 11,. I , - :, i .'.

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lii other words, keep away from the co-eds I ! ! ! • • • •

In looking uround, Ma everal Faces Uiul are a ud culls for a moment ol alienee us .1 lorl of memorlam.

KJudl) refrain 1 rom reiidin .i. thin ;.....

DRESSING UP FOR THE RUSHING Jifi &3§ SEASON WITH ITEMS OF DRF.ss

§ EXPRESSING ONES PERSON VI II'Y'

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WHY IS A CHEER LEADER?

Why i- a cheer leader? I- such ofltcc given in rei 11 ,,, rii,,!■,..11- service lo the I ei ompumble i" un uu

(>iiti> 1.., .1 fclcriiii ■ ■ 11 wars, or 1- the priuiury utility, lliul ni lending the student section ;ii \

. Hi,, reason for tin IVi rnnkly, nn en 11 itei int.

■ quite . ir .11 unending to their duties, bul since that lime their

Ii. lui 1 1 01 uns. 1 in : 1 in - 'i .1- Ions, the } . me to be

.HI illiniums served us cheer-leader with splendid results, We must .-ii urn in. in.,' the fad thai this »"- during the \ period Imi we feel thai such .m excuse Is uu udiuisi

Athletes, upon munagers, publication men and ulhers who an 1 Interested in their acllvllles often fore

111 entire vacation period or purl ol II lo further the Inter en is o( their particular bobby, In oilier words, Lliese nun reel their responsibility

liurlng 11 \;IIIIIII;IImil period I'eim SI 1 u appeared In ibe I'ulestru heralded as one of. the greatest leuius in Hie country, with :i clean record, Including u win over l'i .11 Tlgertown \ ■ real victory resulted for I'enusylvaiila, bul liirough imi fault ni the cl r-leuders, Tin song leaders, however, who are generally considered leu ul lliau the , iii'ii ...I'lii's I'll Hie respoi ul liieir position sutl ly to liuve two men on hand ime, Beside their in leudlng longs the cheer-leadii 1 ell U| these inex |,.'ii.-inml men, uud while they did neurlj .1- well llie cheer-leadeit liieir Inexperience was evident lo all of the -|"'. latnl -..

1 ■ re i- -\i ii-i' for such luxlly. Of tlie live men who hear llie Impressive titles ol Vurs ly cheer-leu si ni these men Bliould be uble lo llnd the lime to attend i" 1 •»— duties. Ii IS no) necessary for all of llie clieer-leudi attend every gi bul with the Increased student attend ■ .11 the buakelbull games arrangements should ul ■• made fu provide lome means ror organized >i ring,

1 another standpoint wo feel Mint the work of the Junior cheer-leaders at the basketball games is about the only way of determining which man i- best 1 1 for the Head ' II r I- ader posit \ t yi 11 PII 1

■ •-. in Hi,' pa -1 ' 'I rather farcial and foi reason la not a very g I menus of irying-oul the 1

ub next year. If the present attitude among llie Junior clieer-l

I'oiilluues we would suggesl the selection of uu enl • group for next year. Surely they are in >le in spite "i 1 lielr year uce.

DR. GEORGE B. GORDON 1 ic extremely untimely end of Dr. I It. (iorduii,

I'enusylvuniu lu-ii nol only 0 distinguished educator, but one of iis most ill 1 department heads. For s " .ir- the Into IT. Gordon held the position of curator 1 1 Diversity Museum and, as such, bus done much to he .1 s importam e In the un Inn ologli al w

.\n author, explorer, autliro] 1st, none was better qunlllled ■ d in,- .1.

of the Museum. He was .1 recognised authority 0 subject nf Ami and is said to 11..11 sludy in.Hv than any other . of the field.

I'in-.: 1 1 few years, the 1 y Musi tin bus [lie buried 11

Veur 1 11 >r. 1 iordon lias 1 this work ■

' le work earrii d on under 1 ' n the Museum the | «lilch ii 1,

■ IUU1 1 >i'. 1 iordon I the 1 \ Uefore

and luution from a post graduate 11 irvard, he headed tl on to

South . It was on i- work ',.

more. D

nieut "i" . :

The boys In the Ulllce (?) think lliut the above is the besl 1 ever wrote. 1 want i" tliuuk them tor the encourugi

nii'iii, «.Hi ,\ini all as "Itnesses.

Well, in 1 ni 1 mi another needle, .1- the Bewiug . .1 my, .i .i|i|i.'.n- in.ii .1 (j ||y niiiiiiicr ,,1 you nun huve been -I. M-rupt ii|i in studies and what not, thai llie news of the iluy lias not been thoroughly attended i".

s.i for llie benefit of those in 1 Curt ■ 1 ■ l and .' , , ..in,, town will not

gel the news for .1 week or :u.> yet, we will iiiuku u so resui f iln high light

• • • • 1 >f fore -1 intet 1 1 n.... es-Olowiiing cu •••. new ly

"i 1 -'ml four li" ■ already. Iteaches has pleii -.ii"l ■""I n"« desires a little dust. Clowning ...urns thul slie'll nol rind uny dust iiboul him, 'cause lie's been dusted !"• tore.

* • « • I'cuchcs used i" lie llie Apple ,.1 Ids eye, but she clu

lie got pie-eyed; uud be dosen'l like her crust •miii' pum'kliiM iiboul ii .nut Hunts some it"i

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Tin apoi

KVer-eslluialed, \

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nblailied .il Pen : |H

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Toxedoes, in the lutesl styles, s.".:i.".u and vii •

All ••* '-ii ng nei 1

Soits and Ovrrco.its and Topcoats, mm

Pajamas, |1 ."■". $1 '.'■".. • ... £i uti • I *\

Florsheim Shoes in M.'. $11, and sin hllinliorx How

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'lil lull,- 1 I11I111 sin ' 1 spoiled, lull - I.- loo

1 • elinuiN of ii"' recent hearing was when Beucln 1 •'i"! >•■■•' •"! erstwhile boy triend lliut lie was DO n e Wash lugioii. lie re A'US no Molly L'itchet 1 court ».i- I hen udjourned to consult 11 history texl b

Item In- 1111 - .in uflTer for Ihrowliir comedies.

si B5, si..'in Wool

Hose. 1 o« $1.00

• 1 Ifi »l mi H.ilf Hose

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pluce,

topic of Un duy.

t'harlle bus bad 11 Nervous breakdown ami bus nol 1 •.•• -rt 1 - the trouble with 11 for

u rs. • • • «

N I" cni ».Hi the new - of cultural thii l*i iinlun Board unites in ■ tlatln

Ibe Ih'iui ol Hi,' College, IT. Itoberl Bell Burke, for bi r. on.

* » • • u e wou nn in translate llie I dplouui for

■ uw whul II means if we ever

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■ "in of tl"' hospital where he er 11 wordy clusli with his Btorm and Btrlfe, Mom

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1 ' 8 'lint in it, but Hi.1 with his little rimes which wl 1 u|Hie ir .1

"1 .1- hi - .11 in is out ol Hi.. - « • • «

Bt »W gkling in IIuiullloii

SURPRISE AND DISAPPOINTMENT (hi ul

lion period )

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rather pleusanl surprises. Some smili rs wept; some ■ ., and a tew quietly -

to find a chair where they mighl rei ovi r. Kverj i.,',ii IUUI , ., know how he hud

I " t»« murks were tru • woul 1 l"- 11 ' wonderful 1 " or .1 "ii

1 "old toss 1" or both, tirades are ■ re irded , ..,,, ., . 1

Index. In: . ,„„• little guide pu ■ .a aim and objei 1 our

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single reason . e was as n

..ni to bunt deer but nol II of our good aura

0 be Mil-,., 1,in ::.. r va . •

ted. Ptrdunct U>«n w.11 come ■ 1 ■

be then 1 about tin

• 1 oplan period we she dd n ■ ■

AN INVITATION AN INVITATION

Many of yon Penuaylvanlang, in 11..- years to -. will "'" ! B<1 »■ nianufacturing or In selling man facturerf products, The more yon know about manufacturl ttie easier your particular problems win become

All of yi.ii lii the Dot distant future will I your nun. Qow will they be furnished? We e able to aid yon both in your future work and home.

AN INVITATION I U» all of you tO Visit our mil land MS b

in»le 1 Carpets are mad*. Sou will have an Inter tatlng trip and we will have the pleat are of ki will then know as better.

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graduates Pay Part of Expenses Comprehensive Data Covering at University University Year

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Iton 4308

11 lii 1853 full - i'i.

i-ers ty, 1718 •!re w i or all of their D

earning a total of approximate!) "HI ., < .

made in b) Dr. < i 1 ' ■ Dli University's Placi The

oi lined throug in < a rei enl ques

was --Hi i" all the tull-tlme male undergraduates In the reque iniii h \ ey 1

nf the 1718 atudei are working to lefray the r expei -■■- iboul twentj per Ceni are ipportlng, the real being partially self-supporting,

ling in Dr. Clewell'a report The port further states it a mosl one-half of these 1718 etudi • In Phi pula. Tl udeal .,,-,. aboul |500 per anum of w hlch, on the average, aboul |270 - earned dui the school term and $230 during summer.

■ on. Tl II accompanying Dr. Clewi

report show thai onlj 53 of the working student! ear -- than 1101 per . while i":'. are earning 11,101 or more a year. The latter group Includes n students who are earn '

I whom three earn more than 12,500 each. Classification ol the students according

to the work they are doing reveals thai :

thej B1I -U different varli I J"1"- mul positions during the school term, and 280 dor ng Ui»' racatton season.

These positions are of ill classes vary- ing from bank clerks and tutors to p maclsts and social and settlement work erg, II e most unusual - ipaiIon was Hated by a student who Is di fr , ipenses by trapping and dealing In furs Another student who, like the trai has ii" student competition In his I ■ i. engaged In berry culture, while a third llMts his i" cupatlon as "tree surg "

In every Instance whe e • I p a< emenl Service Ran I • - Parl

time employment, the endeavor Is made rrange the amounl of work dom

with the dent's Btudles. The faculty asked i" notlfj the P

nptly in cases when - serlouslj Interfe

students - •

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lucatlon; that .i youth i more Intel nd moral training from prai ii.:il work iinii he likes .—ons that I ■ ••> ,|" not ap-

late that all true edui • -•lii- i that I- force a boj to re-

doing tasks in «hlch be eresl maj stuli - mind and

Speaking of • - "M;i1

universities, be considered tlie Brst two years of BU< b ... tecoi darj ichoo two years purelj professional \i opposite tendency, he desi rl i the ob- ject of .i college which Is not primarily n. al onal ts to ows: "To teach bosi tlilnk, and what to think about, as i

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Harvard has no Intention ol - i ng up the system of i ourses I as at present, In favor of the l txford tuto .-> stem but will k I iblne the ad- vantages of both, in conclusion, the re port announces total gifts and legacies I i the L'nlversltj of 86,981 031 57 during l'.'-ji;. This sum « i- .ii relj aparl I

. 110,000,000 campaign being conda by Harvard and did not lm luda the

,r peuslous

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Means rare bargins in

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Priced as low as

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|The Stores of Famous Shoes

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Luncheon 1 1.30 to 2

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Dinner 6 U F

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I Package Macaroni Ipaghettt, N«« ^rin

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Your Hotel selection will always be

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Club Normandie Music formerly of the

Club Deauvllle, New York

Club Argaunata, Boston

The Hotel for Smart People- Rates from $2.00 per day—Special Monthly Rates

Special Luncheon 75c

FJ : Courts Dinner 11.23

Music and Dancing No ©ouvert charge until 9 P. M.

Under the rranagemert o*

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Young"s Hotel, Boston

*AGE SIX THE PENNSYLVANIAN TUESDAY. FEE: ,

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Our Travel Bureau Will Gladly Supply Travel Information Upon Request

Now for the Next Semester

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t France and British Isles Average Lower

Percentage of University Men Than United States

University Store Open Daily Houston Hall 8.30 to 6.00

Central City Store "6th & Market Streets

EPWARDCLOTHES LUADE FO^'OU

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CONVENIENT TO THE UNIVERSITY

- ^RONIZED BY STUDENTS FOR FIFTY YEARS

1,1 uund

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1 ' -• In -in- MIII- countrj

■ ■ were, during 1933 ,.' i i ten and an •

!".""" of the populai i • re appears ii e no su . .,-

; polm in this HI.. :• for i thai

i young in..,, an(| women between the ..-.■- of 18 and 21,

• 'i rr .i number -""••''•': ::■'• -• ■ ai about i i pmi

• ■ were Hnanc i '■ . •

"•'"" mlventltieg, leai ' " re who ma; i

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With the ever I i enrollment tali . . ...

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