Pennsobanian LETTER MEN AI. "n ' Twelve Hundred Pennsylvamans Gather in Weightman Hall to Pay Respects EXCELLENT SPEECHES MARK FETE

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1 ; F T AMARE. pt^3tt Pennsobanan VOLUME XL-No. 130 PHLADELPHA, FRDAY. MARCH 2". "925 PRCF. THREE. CENTS [ F Croup Headed by Elzabeth Cooke Report Pledges Totalng $1400 m C. A. Campagn SGNATORY RETURNS LAGGNG Sgma Nu and Ph Kappa Ps Frst Sgnatory Fraterntes to Subscrbe 100 Per Cent w en Elsabeth Cooke, '26 Ed., obalr- the Women Students' Chrstan Flnam lal Drve Commttee,. last nght tha her group bad olclted pledges totalng 11400, she eren,, -1 Benaal on at C, A head ls was the Oral report receved from the women snce the start of the campagn,»n tbelr total recepts are : r than those (f all the rmlttee combned, thus enablng the campagn Ogure to more than n twenty-four hours. To date 15 n subscrptons and pledges turned n by the undergra D gnal ' j raternty on the t turn n plmlges for every member was Sgma Nu, wth Ph Pal close secosd, the latter also sa n past the 100 per The '"nl return for sgns rnltes now stands a4 t to Charman Zehrlng, there mpro.-11t ) esterday n the l representatves of the sgnan! ha announced hs ntendng another meetng of ths decded change for the l>parenl today. PHLADELPHA FORUM CONFERS ANNUAL AWARD ON DR. HARRSON, FORMER PROVOST Dr. ;- Han son, of the Class ol 1862 and Provost of the Unlv r st) from 1896 to 1910, s the wnner of the fourth Annual A war! of the Phladelpha Forum, whlcb was presented at the Academy ol Musc Wednesday nght bj Senator George Wharton Pepper, charman for '!). venng, The Award, Whch C0n8l8tS Ol *1 a gnhl ll.l.l and a scroll bearng tbe name of the re cpent, VJ- founded by Edward W. Boh and s conferred Marly on tbe cltaen who, durng tbe year, has rendered s servlc "calculated to advance the beet am largess nterests ol Phladelpha." Senator Pepper, George \v. Norrls, n - of the Phladelpha Forum, and Presdent Pennlman were the speakers of the oc aslon. n hs p esentatlon speech the senator k>-p hs lsteners n suspense for nearlj an hour before «l»- vulglns the name of the wnner, At tbe word whlcb revealed Dr, Harrson as the one n receve the honor, the applause that nrs forth from the huge audence made l evdent tha the choce of the mlttee was heartly approved Durng hs address ths senator related Dr. Han- -nn's lfe hstory snce the tme of hs graduaton H 1862, enumerat- JUNORS PUN SPECAL Presdent O'MaWey Names Commttee of Fve Men to Conduct Canvass of Class FARABAUGH APPONTED CHARMAN Wall.! F O'Malley, pres lent <>f the Class " 1926, announced yesterday tha a specal Junor class endowment drve the ma nj s rvc le has :» rfo med n th nt Afre communty and naton. Tlreh years ft.' - the senator, "he became a truste Unversty and head of ts must mportant n From ths me on h was dentl M. wth the contnuous growth of the nsttuton, n L895 bs was elected Provost, and n th rears tha followed he made one of tbe most remarkabl da ol unselfsh and devoted Ben ths communtj has ever known. When, n 1910, he voluntarl) lad do«n hs "Ml. he n sour! and efflcen y of the 'nlve alty had b> en n reabed far b yond he hopes and dreams of bs predecessors. What s more, he placed Phllad la n he forefront) among centers ol educaton and had left t Unlv rslty wth no nhertance of debt nor t xpense " n an ' tng tbe Phladelpha Award, Dr. Harrson Hated that he < -1 BO only wth a full realzaton ol the debt whch he owed, Brat, to ns father tor the tran ng, advce and help he receved n early '.',- and, secondly, to hs wre, who stood by bs sde n every publc wort whch he undertook durng ther Bftj two v are of lfe together. LETTER MEN A "n ' r Twelve Hundred Pennsylvamans Gather n Weghtman Hall to Pay Respects to Athletes EXCELLENT SPEECHES MARK FETE \ than 1200 Pennsylvana undergraduates an alumn tethered al Weghtman Hall last evenng to partlc- OPENS N WEGHTMAN111 TONGHT HOUSTON CLUB BROADCASTNG Broadcastng from the Houston Club wll be reaumed tonght, when a tro from the Unversty Symphon) Orchestra gvet a concert n the Musc Room, The concert wll ' - 30 and la t untl 9.16 o'clock, b sent through Staton WOO Th s omjpoaed ol Sat han r< t olnlsl. Samuel Shepherd, t, an - nrj Kerr, plan' To on of a -. - " programs that s broad aat! from the Houston Club, and ann uncementa ' ' be made bef proa. >m. DRESS REHEARSAL ENDS Wgg'ers Embark Tomorrow Mornng for Wlmngton. Where "Joan of Arkansas" Wll Open STUDENTS' TCKET SALE TUESDAY Aa a tm. preparaton for tn- ntal '."» ng ol loa l Vrt nsas at Wll mlngt l he Mask and Wg players held a dn sal at.., Forrest Theatn reste ds) t 11 \ \ Ths 11 hea ra l marked the of the company's ntensv tranng lmt ths we K nd r tn 'ha lea S Mo -an. Jr., coach of he t~ ; "t ml ntat vea of and club membera we t a m ted at the theatn )eet rday The frst act was rehearsed between Penn State. Navy, Syracuse, Pennsylvana and Colgate Ve for Collegate Sparrng Honors ANTCPATE CLOSE COMPETTON T«enl prelm na boul - wll th second Eastern nter* olleglate boxng champonshps n Weghtman Hall tonght at 7 O' lo k P nn State, the smpon wll ta e strong optean pr sent ng Annapols, Syracuse, Vale, Colgate and Pennsyl- 'h Savj tee m, a ht b has em< rged.- n 'V > dual meet n the last ' rs, - 'n- general favorte "f ths mpettlon, Penn State and Penn- sylvana have been conquered by the although tn Unversty team lost bj a sngle hunt The Navy team s :M by "Splk " Wsbb, the mentor " th Olympc boxng team. '. Decker lalms that hs t wll n- a strong contender Captan rraeh ten berg, Kaplan and Kauffman show ther bes form, Trachtenberg and K 1 n n have not tasted d< feal n any the dual meets ths year, defeatng opponen - from N. \ \. Penn S 1!ol" Both have shown a 1 1 knowl- 1 t t he boxng game n pn vlou counters and are Pennsylvana's man hopea for ndvdual honors P nn State, Who won the ttle last A ll be repn s oted by a fast t an The Nlttany Lons hav lost bn one m p year Mav) them, S " -'. at State College Not much s known " the Syra us boxers, as all but one of to the death the members (A the ' am Vale and Colgate wll be repted by good ' am WEAR A C. A. BUTTON ~ D H r charman of the nonl ral s. announced last three addtonal bouses n 11» are pledged l»u per cent. Vlpha Sgma Ml. Beta Sgma Lambda 1'h Ths rases tbe total of nun-sgnatory sub- "t- " X2C Fnal reports are to Charman DeBrer by all hs "t Mon lay, at 7 p. M. at Spruce Btr captaned by Robert Plch terday, wth $41, whle Herfollowed wth subscrptons SO Thrd place wan captured ued on Pag- Sx Relay Team Embarks For England Today * Compete Aganst Oxford and Cam t-"dge n nternatonal Race s <--nf relay team em- England, when- tbe Red 11 «1 ompete aganst the Oxford ge quartet - n.a spe lal ra mposed of MacDonald, Lommaseon, Wolf and rts, wll reman n New ver nght and wll sal from - tomorn a - last Wednesday on Frankln Feld to enable det rmlne the n wll run. After wn- 1 tral n 1 -mls. ted f r s chor man fhe v tor by 3 yards - : : not n the nternatonal n Phladelpha 1 Relay Carduled to return re the openng of the wll be nsttuted next week Tns drve wll be for new subscrpton* and wll Dot be connected n any way wth the collecton ol deferred payments "t pledges whch were receved durng the regular endowment drve. Concernng the drve, O'Mallej sad: "Tbe decson to renew the canvass was reached after consultaton wth the class offcers, tbe newly elected members of the Undergraduate Councl and several Contnued on Pag Sx ADVSERS WLL HELP FRESHMEN REGSTER Announcement was made yesterday by tbe Rev. "Jack" Hart tha the Chrstan Assocaton Vocatonal Gudance Commttee has completed arrangements whereby s facult) advser from each 1!" partment "( the Wharton School wll be avalable for consultaton wth ndvdual freshmen throughout the week ol Apt SO t s thought that ths wll be of greal.m n the men n that th 1 wll have ever) 1 ham e to And out ths matter of tbe varous oourses before regsterng the followng week n order to pont out t" the Bret men the mportance ol careful dellb tm n rte ho.. groups n the pend- Bg re Btratlon, two m ' sve been n.-. by tbe commttee for D xt Mon day am Thu - ' ] 30, n the Houston Club as,n ngs an fo the 1 sp< 1 lal b n D.n lent 1 ng n Phladelpha or suburbs who snnot b - 1 Dr. Mo 'll e f th De Psych'." 1 ' Budd, H c:-trar ol, am ' R 1 Jack" Han wll address Monday's meel ng. and they wll brefly explan the t by tbe A mttee and demon- r more ntellgent -.- The r the pat : ". «a - probably the greate athletc commencement ever held al the Unversty, Ths unprecedented number "t Pennsylvanans were present n c»r«l«-r n pay tbelr respects to the members "f last year's Varsltj teams who were feted at the annual Varsty T" banquet an nauguraton last year. Tn- athletes, as guests of honor, were seated n the cen ter of the gymnasum, whch was appro pratel) decorated n red and blue. The banquet, arranged prmarly fur the presentaton of Pennsylvana nsg na to the Varsty men, was marked bj tl.. (cellen speeobes of the guests Th n-- speaker called upon by John Arthur Brown who acted as toaatmaster, was Maoea, 1 talrman ol the v 1 Assocaton of Columba Unversty, who called attenton ordlal relatons exstng between the two nstltu nun-, mll regretted the absenc of Penn sylvan la on Columba's 92E football schedule Romeyn Berry, graduat mat am- of atl ca at Co nell, am 1 ad" ball mentor Mapea on the speakers -'am. Th-- Val coach left " doubt n the mnds of hs hearers that only tbe best team wll wn when Pennsylvana nva s S'es Haven next fall. Tl. to r oar d < rew of l^"' 1,t 1. 1 lumbs srew whlct won the. l- n' j to be honored. Jan - B 1 1 m nu d on Page B 1 ENDOWMENT COMMTTEE av - Commtt Ts " tj wl was pub Wednesday: 1 man, '-'" \\ Sam le J 1 n, '28 W '27 W All men of th new 1 asked U rt K :. - l St ' «-. 3 and 4 o'cl RLOW BURKE Charman. 11 o'clo k and noon, at whl h tme.1 11 wa gven ntll 2 o'clock. Work was med agan al 2 wth the rehearsal of the s oond a After th 1 om luson "t the trst set 'h" Stanley Company took mnng pctures of the trst two openng numbers, wmh wll» shown at the Stanley Theatre m xt we k For the Ural tme n 11- hstory, ths Mask and Wg Club made Us own movng pctures of n- producton, to be u» -«s a record ol Mask and W 1 chev ments The 01 turn - a-' d n ths j eat - show are verj elaborate anl des gned n vvd colors, The e opanj of "Joan of Arkansas" wll embark at 9 10 tomorrow morn ng for Wlmngton, where the shos open tomorrow nght. The Wlggers wll Btlnued on Page LACROSSE TEAM TO PLAY PRACTCE GAME A a pr Mm Da preparal the game wth Cornell Unversty "n.11 rosfe flrst team wll ma l the Freshmen on Rver Feld tomorrow afternoon al ' o'clock There have been ab at a men for po,,,,- on the two teams very after and from 1 hese candldat Co fres trong team.,-v\. 1 ben "t last fall's plo tball team an flgbtln 1 n t" Unt Karl Robnson 1 nte "n the Varst) football t am. Al L t.a k, and Jack Butler, W 1 and Bos :: as passed lnesmen esent ndes) before 1 Vres Dartmo 11 nd Johns Hopkns Un..... tleg., number f hl ths sport. - feral 1 ang - ha\ e b 1 made n lst log bout V'ande -1 \ ale, wll take the place of M Coj n th" 176-pound dvson; Mendell, Syrahas been substtuted (or Smmons 1"" pound 1 las.-, am Smmon Contnued on Page Sx Dear lrnus" Makes ts Debut Tonght Annual Sprng Producton Wll Be Gven by Dramatc Club Performers Et erythlng s n n for tba n tlal performanc ol "Dear Brutus," a James Barrle oomedj whch s beng pr Unlversrt] Drama! 1 Club at H.- Plaj - and Players Club, 1711 De Lan ej St 11 at tonght al B.1S Stag and 11 sv all been "f nghtly rehear- ' k all s n learlfor th evenng D ' ng. lull, n 'M'', b en th 1 ustom to produ a play sprng. : - r Br tua" 1 flled sl conv 'm ng -1 t deals wth tbe experence ' pe n lve ther galn The fan Barrle tout b " noted th - t th proff'-rthem from any of the famous mary for Barrle of a B1 \ en, but n "Dear Brut 11-" a thor's n orde ; tlon, the j. - Jay dm- ' - 'f ths..

2 1 PAGE TWO TnE PENNSYLVANAN FRDAY. MARCH 27, 1925 M'Kenze Cashmers and mported Tweeds $40.00 wth 2 trousers WARRENS 3425 WALNUT STREET PHLADELPHA mportng Talors TOPCOATS $33.OO KNCKERS & FLANNEL TROUSERS $».50 2 week delvery on all orders Fne Worsted Sutngs New Colorngs $45.00 wth 2 par trousers DRUM LEYS CLOTHES VEK\ Englsh! Tll: Brtsh vogue for the double-breasted coal * a - curately exemplfed n 11 -^ mll \ -nl of blue cue vot. Allls lnes are dstn tly Englsh, from the l of the < «.;«t to the wde, straght trousers, To the man WD wean the double-breasted con effectvely, ths correct! j desgned and Bnelj talored sut «ll app l strongly, The rema ka lly low prce - made possble > our maker - to - wearer >< >l< >. Come n UH compare BROMLEY'S CLOTHES 6 last 4.h Blrast, N. Y. 817 Hroatl»uv. N. Y. M,.l, n an.,. V V. 2J Man S.. Vonker. N. V. Saxophones BAND-CONCERT BARGAN NSTRUMENTS PRCES DeVoe and Glass 1802 Market Street. Open Evenng* Agents Buescher. Buffet nsts., Barry Drums THE COMMENTATOR'S CHAT Through the kndness of Tom Hart, «a enabled to wtness he dn s; n' "Joan of Ark.l. he Forrest turse, mean p a la as, nn was an opportunty nol " be Mr - - '!. ;(!! so ''ll,' lommenta '.! Aa-.n hand 'm' the rse of 11 tan. Tho e n led made qute a repre Bentatve gatherng, for there wen eal old-tl Mask a W era, two or and producers, a couple from the as) of "Peter Pan," reyres n a the 11" - and, lasl bul nol least th< aul the play among those Th two thngs whch mpressed me the most about the show were the costumes and the dancng N< ver has there nch : varety of color n any show tha the olub baa yet gven that s, so tar as personal remembrance s concerned, Edwn M Lavlno panted wth a weepng bul delcate brush when he aed them, and Van Horn & Son dd the Bame n the on. n the group Bettngs ths arraj of color made, pcture most pleasng to the eye. One would thnk tha such a varety of tones would be lkely to clash when thrown together, bul the effect was Bar from Mch. And, by the way, the scenc sets are Just as "lvely" as the costume daly tha for the frsl a D Jay Cul ver, our drama! c frend from The Publ Ledger, Bald tha he - enerj was almost mpressonstc, DO! SO much n oddneae of d sgn as n tonal pecularty. Howeve to return Keep a watch on the < ostumes when you go to see th M note «' Btrldes have bees Yellow Lantern Cafetera 3433 Walnut Street Luncheon to 2 Breakfast7.30 to 9 #MElLlC11Tl\r B r^ttlljtllhtsr Closed Sunday Dnner 5 to 7 DORMTORY HAND LAUNDRY 3707 SPRUCE STREET MENDNG DONE FREE WE CALL FOR AND DELVER FREE OF CHARGE Hotel Tmes Square PHLADELPHA 2?>r> West 43rd Street Just West o Broadway New York Cty AROUND THE CORNER FROM EVERYTHNG" 1000 Outsde Rooms Ths hotel located wthn a few steps of all the leadng theatres, shops and transt lnes, offers comfortable accommodatons at the followng rates: Rooms wth Runnng Water $2.00 Rooms wth Connectng Bath $2.50 Rooms wth Prvate Bath $3.00 Double Rooms wth Runnng Water (2 Perspns) $3.00 Double Rooms wth Prvate Bath (2 Persons) $4.00 No Hgher Rates ll Ml*' 1 ductlon B 1 And then there la the dancng, whch : usual standard of former works done bj Char S er Mor Jr. But the notable fact s that tl, e of merlj, a feature nol to be overlooked For there a one thng that dstngushes Mask and Wg from all other college productons t La ta dancng. Other place may enjoy more wdely known drectors, bul there a none that turns out the men who can "do ther stuff" as \. Mo... \. ; ths season the lancng numbers are more and vared.. the t attre department contanng eral more than formerly. Edde Cox and Jmmy Bohan are puttng pep nto ther terpelchorean trcks and have a fne chance to do sene great work ths year The cast and the Bong number* an gong to attract attenton also; n tact, pmn ha* po88lbllll lea ol eclpsng tha of any other up to the! present, Wth a lttle more polshng and contnued earnest effort on the part of the company, "Joan of Arkansas" w,,. redlt to all of the tradtons of.:,. u That s. f anyth b predcted from the results of the dress rehearsal E - - B MRS. ADAMS ANNOUNCES THE OPENNG OF HER PRVATE DNNG ROOM FOR STUDENTS AT 3710 WALNUT STREET Real Home Cookng RATES 2 meals per week $ meals per week $7.00 Brlls Restaurant We Serve Full Dnners.45 and South 40th Street Fordham Law School Woolworth Buldng New York, ducal ona CASE SYSTEM THREE-YEAR COURSE One year of College Work requred for Admsson Mornng, Afternoon and Evenng W t for Catal me CHARLES P. DAVS. Regstrar Room 2855.'BEDaW.BsWB)Brn:nln^^ y^e have vacances for a few more agents both full tme and part tme. Pennsylvana men desred, both Graduates and Under- Graduates. Call at ths offce and learn detals. Berkshre Lfe nsurance Co. of Pttsfeld, Mass. Everett 11. Plummer, General Agent 421 Chestnut Street Phladelph \ ml -; " L.!.«'!!s!sxuransH;cB, Beaston's Establshed 1874 Opp. Dorms Everythng Tor The Student Come n and Look Over Our Complete Stock Pkau. WUnul 4041 Knckers and Rdng Breeches Tuxedo Trousers TROUSER SHOP ff.ttttnlp THE WHTE HOUSE CAFE EATNG HEADQUARTERS FOR U OF P STUDENTS 3657 WOODLAND AVE. BELLAK Panos Rented 1129 Chestnut Street 905 Walnut St. rh,«. P«Brng Vest or Sample; New Par Made to Measure WE SAVE YOU THE PRCE OF A NEW SUT Phone Barng 7799 Remember how much you saved thelast tme you haled a RED TOP CAB "THE CAB WTH THE PENNANT ON THE DOOR No Extras Rates 20c. Per Mle

3 A / VARCH THE PENNSVLVAMAN PAGE THRCe V^_. :.. ". to. wth everythng. cool cotcn Mst. Sprng ml m n our new Sprng sut and own. th Penn Drug Mon lay, March 30th ROOXB PKET COMPANY Bro»1w»y ssubstty HaHSq. tutbst. Broadway BtWarrea m FU* Oomenumt Oonwrs" Hew York Otjr Broadway tuust Ffth Avt. at 4 K St Dgest Ths Ad and learn to eat at The Vars-Tca C afe WOODLAND AVE v, rve all knds of sandwches and Reasonable meals from 7.30 A. M. to 11 P. M. y anl buy a $3.30 meal tcket for $3.00 Open Sundays t pays to go out of your way for somethng flood. Dd you ever eat baked beans wth a dah of Gulden's? They're delcous that way. Dgest better too. GLASS DF11ADOPTS E Commttee Wll Try for Record Subscrpton Percentage n Drve Toward S Goal SOUTHERN STATES LEND SUPPORT gh commttee n pledgng (250, t< Alumn Fund, tl went.n rec ord a beng the B adopt ; defnte program n regard to the Alumn ' menl drve whch wll be nauugrat d Maj l Ths decson w as reached meetng at t!'" EB ' ".nl \v n Bday, durng B Wll :tn o. Mller, comptroller of the L'nlv v- ) and g neral ma ge of the fund, explaned the lucatonal objectto whch the endowment wll 1" appled. Although there are only 350 memgg, the enthusasm shown ronounced. The campagn commt ded " try for. record Buh lnn.n a dlton to settng a hgh marh for other classes to am at The class has bee nactlve sne-' the frst announcement of the drve was s.\ >ral m mbers have mportant pla - n the fn. organzaton. Professor C. N. Callender s one of th ultj Bel n," and Frederck L. Ballard s onsplcuous as ) of the,, Commltte on Alumn, a 11 >m tte whch lsn ncludes n sonnel Stockton Towns,.m. pr< sldenl ol thevarst) Club, and Edmund ll Rogers, : nt the Mask and Wg Club Ed ward B Roblm man of the Specal Gfts Commttee, has also e a valuable unt n he orgw tatlon of the fund. Prof o ' l. nder n c ntly returned from nn exten led tour coverng campagn c nters n Florl llal n M sslpp, \, :,! ''. nness. The pcture he panted of the enthusasm LHJXLENBERG CLOTHES FOR THB COLLEGE MAN The SACK SUT T-wo and thrtt button) Cl'T wth that conservatsm carefully dre».s«l men demand, and talored n approprate, rch patterns that stamp them as dstnctve. *32 to M2 50 NATLUXENBERG A-BROS. 841 BROADWAY, NLW YORK r L N<lt -<! St \ P,m Orus C* WMSMS Am. 1 Aprl X and «Our «t\ *- mrmo. book «*nt free on requet :lw, Ths s 5f8r Phladelpha's r "W> Largest J-*"^ Clothng Store Collegate SUTS and TOPCOATS $19.75 and $24.75 See the most wonderful selecton n the cty. All the new popular lght colors-and at Mr. Hll's Famous Low J wth whch alumn states are to the support of ther am?. mater had a decldod effe n persuad ns the members of tlw Class "t '09 to assume the generous quota tney have..1. t. M. Klots, presdent <>f ho clsust, pr sd d at the t neers' Club. Other members of the Campagn Commttee present were: Walter B. Murphy, secretary; C. Q. Cadwallader, John Fegley, Wllam K. Banter, P, S St Hollls Wolstenholm, 8. D. Wrlghl and \v. s. Y' rg r. PUNT NSPECTON TOUR Eleven Ctes Wll Be Vsted on Trp: Twenty-four ndustral Plants to Be nspected DR. FERNALD N CHARGE OF PARTY Memb rs of th V hancal Engneerng lass of he ) left Phladelpha Wednesday nght on an nspecton tour of twenty-four of th s ndus! ral plant st of the Ml slpp. Ths trp wll last thrteen 'nvald extend as far west as St, Lous On ther return the stu n 111 b requred c wrte. report coverng all of the plants \ slte. The trp s a parl r gular urrculum and ured for gree. Professor R H Fe nald s n of the partj. and unde gudance he. end of the cou -. ob ow t- plants operate. The party wll vst eleven cth B «hle nl the trp oat ol ts tme n Pttsburgh, Chcago, St. Lous an :. makng sde trpe from these ;, n- a th lurroundn The Oral slop «H1 n- at Ptta- :, he party wll tnsp 11 the plan) of the Jom.\ Laughln Steel Corporaton and the Natonal Tube Com- The parly wll spend n '!hl-. n kng trps to the s ol H, dstrct, the most mportant on be \ sted th Uarj Steel Work-. Armour A.- CO., the Chcago Unon Stal on, whl to be th la - n the world; the \\ Btern! :: tr t om pany, th Msssspp Power Comp...y. n St. Lous ln ne Boll ' mpanj. the Bush Sulz Dl»el Enf lm W and the Anheuser-Busch t lorporatlon wll.,l. Detrot wll be the next n d, and the plan whlcl wll be. Company, the Cad tor Companj.ml the Ford tact r> On the Amerl sde of N'agara Falls the Ontaro Pow ( ompanj wll "' a soun e of great n. ;,;. m the Canadan Bde the trp wn, lose offcally wth an nspelon H ll-- Queenatown-Chppewa Powe Dev lopm ' OXFORD CAMBRDGE WLL PLAY HARVARD YALE TENNS TEAM Announcement has been made by the Harvard Athletc Assocaton tha tenns t nm- from Oxford and Cambrdg 111 meet Harvard and Yal, on July 6. TBls wll be the Bret year tha th r Cup, whch s to be award d by Mr. Berlon S. Prentce, Val< luat wll be n competton, Tn se Englsh teams are s heduled to plaj. - rlee of games wth other Amer- an olleges, n addton to Harvard and ton, Wllams and McGll are among the teams to be met. Mem,,. 0 the» stng t ams a ll also com!!, the ntercollegate chan shps s «111 be held al June 22, nm h" nvtaton tournam< nt - al N * B and Southampton. The Presbyteran Book Stor<" S), nl/: < n fmgotu tuuks Hm.n U'llll - lll-rlll - l n \» ON po rnv JLV M - Vnd all he best gefn l lterature arrod n larg retj,n» t. n nal people n, a, h l, partns nt t gud \,, n \<>jr --,, n L PYLE & NNES TAl^OR^ * yam. *> MEN AND BOY3 S S WALNUT ST., PHLADELPHA. ONES APPEARANCE Good clothes do not make success but are a part of t.. Your appearance s all most people have to judge you by. Don't underestmate ts value False economy often causes a man to be msjudged. Our clothes cost a trfle more at frst but they retan ther shape and last twce as long as ready-made suts Why not get the best and get t here? PYLE & NNES Leadng College Talors 1115 Walnut Street The Farmount Laundry- Harry Endcott. Propretor Offce: 247 S. 37th Street Bell Phone: Preston 4309 Splendd Restaurant 3645 Woodland Ave. Good Food, Properly Prepared at Popular Prces llwwhplll'lllllw ' f 'll f 11 f B Bll 1 Ml Ml B 1111 TTT T Everythng tor the College Man at the Penn Drug; Company Opposte Dorms S KYK E S < ' >MMODATON _ u, m. m. a. m... :: 1L.LB These Slk Lned Suts Dstnctly Young Men's $35.00 And when v»e say slk lned we mean that the vest backs are of Sknner's Slk, the sleeve lnngs are of Sknner's Slk and the coat trmmngs are of Sknner's Slk. Bult of fne qualty new Amercan made fabrcs n every new color tone for Sprng. You ought to see the way young men are buyng them! Chestnut St. THE FAVORTE OF A NATON BEECH-NUT CHEWNG GUM Prces, Market Street * \\ THERS \ B.KM.. nd loot Jl Ml'l \SD "MM Phom lll-n." : : Mal Or lert ended romplly TS THE FLAVOR THAT COUNTS BEECH-NUT QUALTY Has No Equal

4 PAGE FOUR THE PENNSYLVANAN FRDAY. MARCH 27, 192 = Jbnnsptoanan. bed n b ol MM _;.. a dally, exovpt tumay, lurng me L. ltj j-.. EDTOR-N-CHEF UtfUKOtt VAllUu.N o.-..so,.» MANAGNG EDTOR NEWS EDTOR JAllLu ' M.-.-M.\..o l. L.U.VL a\ L..N.NANT. te FEATURES BOARD UuUl.K K. OSUOKN, -.l'uad *'. ±.LL13, - bonuu. -..: '-. Ju»n '. Uugb««, '*j K. U. MoDowaU, tf EDTORS J. Lawrence D&vla,.» j. UM P&ton,... rank A. U Uson, - ASSOCATE EDTORS LU.ad L. Buckley, -u -UAaJ c. Aa..uj, M LMlt. Cao».u>, -u UeuHe 1'-. l'eteaun, <!t> Jame ca»fua, '*«tobwt o KMVM, 'M Kobe A. l.n lelue*e, 'M Utwl U. UuWSU,.u luuls A. UUnwrta, -u Ueorge J. ttuhwarts, t. s^o Loww, -u b*r«d u. tsaaay,.o ASSSTANT EDTORS John Walker, "a!7 S. (Jrosler Hewng.....u 6ama.ou, 'J lutlyb L. l atou tldnay J. sut, '*? V«rnon Kuke (J. v. nde loja«.luu, J." Anhu l -'lack, Jr., '27.j.saJU 11. Walka, *', O. ou.t- Lavw, '.» J. Uutlley lauku, '/, Uuuaa C Jlll. Jr., '28 KobeM C. lucd. '27 Frank J. Tucker, '22 fclw A. aeuumr, 27 Udward lmb, '28 L.loj u M. Faust, '27 PCTORAL CHARMAN ULWAlUJ OKAaVML'llalaJK PHOTOGRAPHC EDTORS Qeorst Q, Steven* M. K. 11. Murphy L K. v andwford Theodora Amun Chlles Cuwua Ueal Cohen BUSNESS MANAGER ELLH'uyU 'lkll-tllng AL.TMA1KH. '26 ADVERTSNG MANAGER CRCULATON MANAGER Murel J. Adea, '2a 1'aul J. F. aubult, '2a ASSOCATE BUSNESS MANAGERS Marshall Q, Malhey, - aauuel 11. 'leucb ASSSTANT BUSNESS MANAGERS J. P. Cravtlud, Jr.. '26 K. UnKe, '2a F. 11. Ulleape, '2a 1. a. 11 edberger, "l~* W. A. Wlbua, '.o W. W. Wealth, 't A. 11. Hopkns, Jr.. '27 J. Wllalul smth. '27 Julm L. llandall. '28 '. Luua au.u. '27. 1*. lruda, '27 Julu 11. Munmomery, wl W. d. (Jo.dhlem. '2B alula ball L m, '27 Kannetb R. Clark, '27 n W, Hanaoom, 2U Tbe Pennsylvana!) nvlmt couucauua ua an auojects or Unversty nterest. 1-ellea must ue sgned, but a.aaalue wll ba H llbbeld. f dsalred. OFFCE, 31l VVlXjDUAND A\L.\U Th«Pannsylvanlan la anurad a tt.e Phladelpha PoatoAce ua aculd uabs malle. ubscrlptlons,»o ou per year, um cent extra w eaob copy maled Maa u.o county. Buameaa Manager'! Offce Houra: 6 TO 6 P. M. DALY j Member of Luoun neloukae Newspaper Asau.uuou FRDAY. MARCH 27, 1925 NEWS EDTORS OF THS SSL'E JOHN 8. WALKER h..k\ MARKS ROBERT C. TODD N THE COLLEGE RNG Whle BCOO teachers and pun pala ol the State of Pennaylvana are conductng rtald conclaves «n the campua ove (he week-end, another conference, wth ts settng n.h... Hall, presents a decded contrast the ntercollegate boxng tne For th n- tme n ts hletorj P nnsyl vana «ll blertan the cream ol.'-< rn " ollege boxers; and,,,,.,1;,. Drsl tme the wlnne vrarloua ntercollegate crowns wll b decded wthn the walls c.r the DnlverBty gymnaehun. ; ou own mttmen, the boxng teams ol Penn st.t>-. Navy, Yale, Syra< B and.gat are scheduled tu,,.,., th evenng n the prelmnary bouts whch pave the waj,,,,1,. sem-flnale and Qnals lomorrow afternoon and even ag Swft movng b t lashng leather, the clangng bell all wll add to a scene that s Btrange and novel to the av rag undergradt. presen e of the at P nnsyh no ordnarj event. The ntel tlon, whch has j us t pas econd annversary, was founded largely through H' efforts of two of our alumn. Through ther oclatlon conducted ts Href meet at state Collas year, when the Penn State sluggers annexed the ntercollegate trophy the tr.-t tme t was n competll Boxng a- a college -port was borrowed from the profesme But n annexng the sport, the bloodth - ness, the gamthng and smlar unpleasant aspe ts of the prze were lef behnd, ntercollegat boxng has rapdly assumed.. pluc< ol hgh rank n the realm of amateur athletcs The spectators who gather n the galle u and tomorrow to see the performances wthn the squared crcle wtne - boxng at 11 And Pennsylvana men, by ther pn senc, SUCC -' ould see that ts Ursl ntercolle THE PHLADELPHA AWARD [prde t - - Harrson, f rm< ; ' Phude Vward whch s c ml annually on the cltxen who durng ar has ontr buted a to a vance the best,.ml larg - of Phlladelph Wthoul nto a detaled ons whch th ommtt.mlnen Phtladelpl n award ; by Mr. lnk, t s sgn to note that Pennf the lo plan and tl * and ablty of the ranks t t the pla Th Be wo ge of u rces M Dr. H to P 1 frutful have rec ;. a unversty, the feat of doublng.'nrollment. D1 property an -v.vanla n the van of.untry all ndcate a tremenl nt of energy dn not only to serve the communty, but also the nat Lttle wonder, then, that the cty f the Buch a deservng! selecton. The Pennaylvanlan. n the name of the ttn.lergrauate body, takes ths opportunty to jon n the felctaton" beng showered on the venerable recpent of an award wl ways gven "to one who has worked for oth- Well, we feel rather lke an old ran check, too one that has been used twce at that but here goes. An.'.. hy the way. ren't yet so ' by laslnes that we can't throw.ut of t! nl who remarks, "Well, sprng here." And tl at remnds us that they are buldng a new --" trell - at the northwestern corner 01 Logan Hall Or perhaps t!s for the vy. We : rd, though we can't vouch for the truth of the statement, that the man who s workng on ths new scaffold s a student n mneralogy ana s mntng meal color for hs Senor research. "Red and Blue Predomnate n Englsh Styles." Headlne. t seems as though the publcty man of the Unversty "ntut should get a rase for ths trumph. Our secret ambton s t" stand up n a crowded an wave our hat whle the band plays "The*Red and Blue." Vft r watchng the Mask and Wg rehearsal we thnk we cm safely saj that w have at least sx nun n the chorus who wll ultmately be ch wen on the Al-Amercan Chorus The Preshman Across the Hall s of the opnon that A days the profs have the ross ordt and the students have the puzzles. Nurm stll has on. record to break. We learn from a p, mlnenl astronomer that a star named Mlra s movng away from the earth at the rate of 100 mles per second. Th Dorm Cop say- that that aen.> C. A. s sun ng a lot of fellows, nstructors can now easly tell whch students have been to the Lbrary merely by lookng tor ther C. A. button. At Bret w,- were alarmed when we sav an undergraduate drvng bt Pord wth only one tre on t. but then we suddenly n m m" n tha t was all rght,!" at tre was a Kelly "Schoolmen Attack Cvc ndfference." Headlne. uooks xe another move to reform mo.,- vcous "fenu students" who are nvarably arrested at the cafe rads LTTLE CAMPUS TALES A bg member ol the Sophomore class asked a ltt> lman for a match. The lttle Preshman blushed, hurred' earched hs pocket nd then n despar sad: " Just gave awa at one 1 had." The bg Sophomore looked at hm Ferocously and then exclamed: "Darn the luck. 1 haven't any ether." And the two went on ther way. Talfc ab t m savn) The other day we left the b, ' 12 noon by that clock, arrvng n tbe.tl 56 A. M. by ts ment at 11 BO, accordng to the «down there f we keen up the amount of our able us to graduate a y. Ethe - B,. l,,- aor nportant put the folh md then a "What TODAYS APPLESAUCE " regret to nform you that you have been p., ' on." BEBE (OZ went out wth Fltz '! pee. Mac. nque, R. A. k Haberdathery and Clothng The Campus Shop WOODLAND AVE. a tp from Sox Mller These Alpha cloth shrts are the best value that 've been able to fnd n years. They are on sale ths week only, at a market-breakng prce $195 They are our regular $2.50 shrt. They have a fne, hgh lustre, collars are attached, and they wear and wash wonderfully. Bc'ttcr come n today and stock up for the year. At ths prce you can afford to do t. FVE SUTS PRESSED FOR $1.00 YOU NEED MONEY C. BROOKS 4014 Market Street Money Loaned on all Goods of Value Large Loans Low Prces Unredeemed Pledgesjfor sale. Damonds - Watches Luggage - Clothng and Muscal nstruments at Half Store Prces FROLCS OF FLTZ 26 No. 2<< & r*?"- 8? &a m, «e^k Her heart s n her career she plans never to best elsewhere. But at every performance she throws a rosecarefree audence thnks she does t lghtly thoughtles-.. not carng where t falls. But. Senor. the audence s mstaken. For her ar-. even the rose must touch only worthy, apprecatve hand Her toes dance over the stage. Her eyes dance audence. They fall on Fltz '26 n a lght Gray Perry Sut for Sprng and soon the Rose s hangng broad lapel. PERRY'S 16th & CHESTNUT UNVERSTY MEN'S DEPARTMENT [

5 ' ' rr'da' MARCH 27, J -,'., - \ PAGE FV WHERETO QO N PHLADELPHA TME1 BEST THEATERS, /AOVE5, PLACES TO DME AND DANCE F.1UT' S CHESTNUT AN TWELFTH STREETS THS WEEK Exclusve Phladelpha Engagemer. NELLE & SARA KOUNS Concert Sopranos n a Song Reclal EDW. STANSLOFF & GRACE n Gypst Wanderers wth Sx Englsh Tvol Grls WLLE WEST. McGNTY A- CO. n a Panto-Farce. "House-Bunders" BG SURROUNDNG BLL OF FEATURES NEXT WEEK The Muscal Comedy Fun Statr ROY CUMMNGS Asssted by rene Shaw n "One Afternoon" MSS KTTY DONER Presentng "Twenty Mnutes n Pars" RENE RCARDO Favor.te from "Vantes" n "Whoa Paglacc" Geo. Whtng & Sade Burt Ernest Evans & Co. Thos. E. Shea Boyd Senter Jack Berchley Margaret Stewart & Co. Assop's Fabels Topcs of the Day Pathe News Two shows daly 2 to 8 P. M. Prces Mat. 30c 4 50c.No Ux 85c..Tax ncluded. Nlght-30c. & 50c. No tax...85c to $1.65 Tax ncluded. AT B. F. KETHS THEATRE W pooula and cassl -.- nun-, vaudevlle'* mow b. NeHe n. Sara Kouna, N rj ac ptabl) ho down '' poston on an excellent >ll -t Keth's ths week Ther vocalsng s exceptonal, both possessng apl al ng prano The U roundng bll la ared n op< Tun corned) of th»ld phtl predomnates The Englsh panto mlmlsts, W'lll Weal VfcGlntj and Company, t'-u mers here, have u screamng burlesque on ttous buldng A beautful claasl al dancng acl s p by the Albertlna Rasch Grls, wth Zoso and Klkl's ntrc dancng added as. com edjy rellel Others are Jm McWllams, "Planutlst"; Redmond and Wels, n "The < ;>'[>"': Cervo and Moro, Dolle and Blllle, and several ol n r nov Mus al ' ome ) s rs predomln l an unusual t> 11 n x week, wth Koj Cumn new - mgs and Btorles n an acl calle "' (ne u e n< on " headlnng the show Assstng hm an Mss rene Shaw, a wnsome fol Then there s. Ktty Doner, who wll present Borne "Doner Dances" wth the assstance ol era d at Uthe equal renown an n m Rl< ar lo, n Wh '.' a nu < rg w and Sade Hurt. n a seres ol aonge dona n ther nmtable way Thoma E the dramatc star; Ernest Brans; Margaret Stewart, dancer, and Boyd Senler, wth the screen features, round out an enjoyable entertanment, AT THE STANLEY N -» Sh a ho s n ou.l n a screen fans wll to - Stanle) K< week n he latest.. \\, th Ngh*,". 'o«rful at Us hghest and low esl..-1 specal m tsl< al featun wll be one that wll n- haled wth delght by. Stanle) pal ron t s the rel n W'arng's Pennsylvanans, those twelve a young musl.h- t"n th L'n of Pent «'ho > re be known to the publc through ther \ and m re ntmat j to Phladel t hrough thel 11 ral engag nun:- at th Stanle) Sn e ther Aral menl n. mot on pt ure 11 they have been haled us the greateal or l on nf - f knd The Burround ng program wll nclude musc by the Stanle) Synnphon) Orchestra and other features, ncludng Bhon subject Alms and the Stanle) Magaslne of news Brllant socety balls, receptons and countr) club dlnnet set wth the la\ sh hand ol wealth are contrasted wth the squald home fe of the Blums and ts only outlet ol pleasure the Bowery ll. -.UU of the Nght." And Norm;. 3hea pla Molly, daughter of a eon> let, and Flor- laughte f t he ]udg< who enl her tather to sad to gv on ol r She. pport ' by Mal olm McOregot Esmelton, Oeorg K Arthur. Dale (Puller m Betty Morrs, y. Tn- pcture la made from an orgnal story by Adela R g St. John, ad H G Mller. the sen en by Alce THS WEEK A METRO PCTURE Norma Shearer n Lady of the Nght The love s hld ol Pat bo n of a lfe who found the sunlght t WELCOME RETURN ENGAGEMENT \Varng's Pennsylvanans t- ulqu e\ n -l n the on anl hang ng of t - fr n tn l reeds an muted hon ;le -tr.-n tones full brass \ ever mp- who us pffectlvel) more thn fort) nstrume Also the marvelous dancer YUREEA and SVOBODA. from "BRD OF PARADSE" DALY. ::o & 8.20 ALD1NE 19th 4 CHESTNUT ALL SEATS RESERVED The Lost World AMAZNG ROMANTC UNUSUAL THRLLNG AT THE ALDNE "The Lost World " a rare pl t un n hl h combnes both entertanment and BC t- educaton, contnues to enchant large audlem es ; the Aldlne Theatre. The fact that thl producton - vastl) (fen nt from the ordnary Hm doubtc ounta for the flatterng attenton bestowed on n b) those who crave for pntertalnment oul of the b.-aton path. Love romance, adventure us well as educaton are happly blended n ths amazng pcture Asde from the love re vew p monsters whch apparently lve and. n such startlng fashon.1- to hold the audence spellbound, One la ked to wonder at the mechancal ngenuty whch devsed these mammoth monsters of a perod mllons of years! 1 Vmong those n the 1 ast <>f "Th 1 World" are Beasl Love, Lloyd Hughes, Wallace Beer) Lew Stone, Alma Ben net) Vrgna Brown Fars, Hull Montana and Arthur H \ ur Conwa) & Co mantan a com gew ro 1 he handlng ol theatre, kets am ma th down own playhouse Through them bt r one to f seats fo an) 1 or advance attracton n the cty. The company makes a Bmall chargt for ts s, but one wh n( wth the " n- n- n nd red Then no attempt g - publc, nor d( 1 mpany n any w ay lo bus ness the fashon of the well-known speculator 1 u B) - lr) only to render a s 1 whl h 1- of conslde able 1 OHM nlen thot patrons of the theatre w ho d to be seat 1 a t antageously n the pla] house For the best -.-t- to any show Phladelpha n la advsable and worth wh e 1 re 1 em from 1 ft Co, EVERYBODY understand! how mu<h peace of mnd depends upon the physcal comfort. t takes a wonderfully fne entertanment to make one l dscomfort or dsadvantage. n a theatre, or out of t, an uncomfortable or dlsadvantageoua seat upsets your pose, mentally as well as physcally. The only thng worse s not to be able to get any seat, tally f the entertanment's one your heart s set upon. People who get 100 per cent pleasure out of ther playeong, begn by gettng ther tckets from those whose specal busness s to provde satsfactory seats. THEY USB THE SERVCE OP THE CONWAY AGENCY and thus cut out dsappontment and dssatsfacton from the art. t means much to be a Conway clent, especally when bard to get. CONWAY'S South Broad Street Bellevue-Stratford Rtz-Carlton Hotel Walton Wdener Buldng Hotel Adelpha Ben Frankln Hotel Clean YELLOW CABS are clean-they are washed nsde and oul every day. No Charge for Extra Passengers and The Lowest Rate n Phladepha. Yellow Cab Locust 3200 Servce No matter whertt you may be -- clean safe Yellow s always nearby. The Sprng Weather Calls For Oxfords and when you're buyng -hoes you mght as well get the best. Ml S BOOTSHOP 3611 WOODLAND AVE. WOMEN STUDENTS SET S3000 GOAL N FNANCAL DRVE :. :...-.,-.. Hor w. m n St,.! '. A b A- 'datlon C ampstudents her own ther ;>-rpose to use the rd manap for grls ; FLEMNGS, LTD. oler Sem-Annual Sale everythng MARKED DOWN 20 P. C WALNUT STREET

6 PAGE SX THE PENNSYLVANAN FRDAY. MARCH ; UNVERSTY CLOTHES SHOP 3705 Spuce Street Clothes of Style Qualty Economy DAMOND MENTOR SEEKS RGHT HANDED BUTTERS Goldblatt May Be Shfted to Outfeld to Strengthen Attack Aganst Southpaw Ptchng EXPERENCED CATCHERS NEEDED Realsng the danger of havng too many let) handed batten n the ln p. Coach Carl - and stanta have started a earcfa tor hard-httng rghthanded outfelders. Of. the fve leadng canddate* for outfeld postons, Tremper s the only man who 1 >;>t s from the rght sde of the : The coach stated yesterday that, although MoOraw, Felds, Anderson and Rohter, the southpaw outer gardeners, have all 1 11 httng the ball hard n practce, he feared tha they would»- loss effectve when facng strong lefthanded ptchng. For ln reason the veteran menl r cont mplates changed whch wll enable hm to send n rght-handed batters when opposed bj southpaw hurlers. "Menchy" Goldblatt, who las been playng a strong panc at thrd base for K- Bcrub nne, wll probably be shfted to lutfeld, accordng to the coach. Goldblatt s rght handed, and hs httng has mproved steadly unt lhe has beoom. formdable batsman. n addton, hs tng qualtes wll prove au asset the team, n the opnon of the mentor. Coach '" s also faced wth a d arth of materal n the catchng department. Davenport and Ohase are the only canddates who have had prevous ezp rence, am should these men he dsabled the team would he placed n dre s' Of the two, Davenport, although playng on the Varsty for the frst Mne, s the more experl need play r. The veteran mentor announced yesterday that, n order to holster up the reserve strength of the team, every man who dsplays suffcent ablty wll be retaned on the Varsty s<pad, recardless Of whether he s n the Senor class or not. Present plans are to mantan a squad of aboul twenty flve men. 01 n. eghteen wll be taken on the trps for out-of-town games. The team has been unable to resume workouts on the regular damond, but NEW HAVLN, CONN. Rep.- Dave Alexander Wll Show.u Cnall's, 5723 Spruce Street TODAY PARS The glorous goal of the College Man's Travels Have Two More WeeKs of Parsan Atmosphere by travellng both ways on the wth splendd type of FRENCH LNE NO LOWER RATE TO FRANCE Tourst Thrd Cabn accomodatons and Servce has been forced to pra te. on the west end of the held. Repars to the broken water pp'- are progressng rapdly, and coavaton n back of second base wll soon be tlled n. As soon as the sod has " en replac d, th : wll bo able to -- tn- regular damond a. SCRMMAGE DALY N FOOTBALL WORKOUTS Wa» 1 a member of las) yea - Fr -M., team, and 1 kuorne,»ho ps - on the Junor Varsty squad, are two backfleld canddates who have shown up partcularly well n sprng football Bcrmmages that are a>mu place every afternoon on Rver Feld, Among the promsng lne-nun are Hake, captan of h-- year's yearlng squad, and Addy and McGnnls, also lr-' year men. The daly drlls are expected to put the Varsty n te- lne condton whch wll mak.- an extended early fall tranng unnecessary. n order to allow the load CMCUea to devote more of ther tme to tn- veteran players, Crag and Dewhrat, of year's Varsty squad, are assstng n the tranng of new men. The lnesmen ate drllng on fundamentals, whle the backlel 1 practces kckng am passng, wth al attenton beng gven to accurate tmng of forward passes, A short. nappy Bcrmmage fnshes the prad c fo the afternoon, Although ths s tb< rd week of sprng practce, th< Brat njury occurred rday, when Mller Moore, a Freshman ml. receved a brus d arm. The njurj and t s exd t hat M e u : report for prac-.man today. Broadway Confectonary Opposte Dormtores MLK SHAKES CANDES SMOKES FRUTS Chrstmann's Bakery D. J. Tmmons. Prop. BREAD ROLLS PASTR) 3269 Woodland Ave. Fraternte Suppled Barng 056^ FOR RKNT - Well - located modern house: BUltabl for sororty; furnshed or unfurnshed. Bo xx. The Pennsylvanlan. LOST BREF (ASK AND SAMPLE 'ASK GEORGE GRM. EDWARD TALORNG CO.? VOO'vE GOT A SOUL N voo YOU'LL FND \TOUT Fraterntes Attenton We gve specal servce and prces to fraterntes Hghest qualty of meat obtanable on Campus Pennocks Meat Market You Wlt Fnd MARKETS Thngs just as you desre them. We have the lnest and most complete lne [of Dugs. Tolet Artcles and Students Supples to be found anywhere n West Phla. Zullngers Drug Store 40th and SpruceSts. Barng 1234 Phone: Barng 7124 Open Day and Nght LANCASTER RESTAURANTS 239 S. Forteth Streeet Phladelpha OUR MOTTO: Cleanlness, Prompt anu Courteous Servce L. B. Schofeld. '13, Presdent T. M. Schonour. '12. Vce-PreldjlH DRECT COAL COMPANY w Announcement 30TH AND RACE STREETS A Specalzed Servce to Fraternty Houses my wthdrawal from C. T. Barben 4 Co.. and the openng of my new establshment at 2'4 South Eleventh Street, where awat the pleasure ot greetng you at your convenence. MCHAEL FRANCSCO (Known as "Mke' TALOR 214 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET Below Walnut V \.Wl / ; JOHN BRGHT SHOES 50 ALL ONE PRCE $162 ROUND TRP THE SPR\NG! CABNS COOKNG DECK SPACE GENERAL COMFORT Unsurpassed at ths low rate John J. Holahan. 26. Representatve. 264 So. 36th Street Th- spr to «'n you f you've got soul wthn you and a -p log ; an] j u on \V- - on ths campus»th sute * t are su lome n an sut yourself. Sprng) UNVERSTY CLOTHES SHOP 3705 SPRLCE ST. ;: UNVERSTY CLOTHES SHOP 3705 Spruce Street

7 1 FRDAY. MARCH THE PENNSYLVANAN PAGE SEVEN 5th Avenue at 50th Street DE PNNA NEW YORK WLL SHOW AT THE PENN DRUG COMPANY TODAY MARCH 27 ther exclusve mportatons and productons o( clothng,furnshngs, footwear and headwear Mr. Fnnegan, Representatve MacDonald & Campbell LEADNG SPECALSTS n YODNG MEN'S Bats Ovrrt-MH Sports Clotha Baba daahsry afolorad Apparal Unt CHESTNUT STREET PHLADF.LPHA Osceola Dnng Room FOR STUDENTS Open under new management 3701 WALNUT Cor. 37th Excellent Home Cookng Reasonable NOTCES Frethman Swmmng Report. > day tor ntercollegate tryouts. Wharton Senors A urabe- of openngs for Wharton School Senors are descrbed under code numbers on the nl Servce bulletns board n Logan Hall (south hall, Srst floor). nformaton may be obtaned n Room lluv Wharton Senors -Men nt rested n lepartment store work may nt -. R Macy A Co., fork, Frday. Apply to Room 3US tor appontment Wharton Senors Large alumnum manufacturer wshes to ntervew Senors tor exe< l ve postons wth company, tc 119, Logan Hall, at 4 o'clock Frldaj Frankln Socety The pcture Of the Frankln Socety wll»' taken today, ;. 30 P. M. on the Trangle stepe Chapel Chap! are h d DAMOND^ JEWELRY We Specalze n Jewelry Watch Reparng Specal Rate! " Studtnt Ttafan Suncu 1531 CHESTNUT ST. daly n Houston Hall at 8 10 A M Chrstan Assocaton ( ". Cubberley, F Downee and J. s. Hnchman have been. ppolnl ed to Snj der' omml Undergraduate Councl Pcture wll!> taken Tuesday, March 31, n Trangle. Swmmng Followng men report at w - Phladelpha Staton at 11 B A. M today for T-. to New Haven: Danelson, Rheln, Wlson, Johnson, Bleeker, Hen lers n, Von rffel. Captal Cty Club Meetng Monday, SO, n Houston Club, T.uu P. M. Unversty Senors The Standard Ol Company plans to ha ntatlve at the Unversty on the afternoon of Thursday, Aprl 2,,md both mornng and afternoon of Frday, Aprl 3, to ntervew m v. who are nterested n ther ' a ulng >: fo r e Th : ma} call at Room [all, to make appontm nl Students' Ward Cab 1 Manlng, '-'7 Wh.: te! Snlvely, '25 Wh.; E. de lau Quardn '28 nl Hs L Ader, Med. H A< kerstran 25 Wl Junto All reporl at Junto offce, al Houston Club, Frday, 27, at 1 30 P M Gym Team Followng men reporl al : 15 A M. Saturday, al W eel P phla state for.> trp to W s P lnl m Kumazawa, Gardner, K: Krueger WARM WELCOME AT WNTERS STUDO WAFFLE SHOP PERFECT PLEATED PANCAKES 36th ABOVE LOCUST OPEN FROM 9 to 12 P. M. Goon VALUES N USES CARS The purchase of a Used Car s gn/< when you have complete confdence n the us from whch you buy t. Precsely the same prncples govern ua n ths Used Car department as n the sellng of Dodge Brothers Motor Cars- the Aral and lasl consderaton a to wn by deservng the frendshp of the buyer. -t \ c nngs THORNTON-FULLER AUTOMOBLE Used Car Department North 22d Street Kttenhouse 9406 CO. L. R. ERMLO A. O. ERMLO L. R. ERMLO cs< CO. TALORS 1117 WALNUT ST PHLADELPHA Announce the arrval of a new and exclusve lne of woolens mported drect for mens wear and respectfully nvte your nspecton. ;>:-:-:-:-:5^gja^>sg jekarfrk ;^^.^s^^^sg33^^-:-^^^^^^^^^^^^-^^^^^^^^^g^ ^^^^^s5^ s >. V & % : ;!; : : : % : :! WHAT WOULD THE FOLKS SAY? t you told them That you helped to support the C. A. ANSWER THS And Then CHP N! Courtesy of the Pennsylvanan 1st Prze Paul D. Dalsmer ^^V>>> > VKS-;->^^

8 1 PAGE EGHT THE PENNSVLVANAN CR DAY. MARCH 27, MS GORDON an ARROW SHRT lr«m thr h's o hc expcn Afro* ' * 'HJT makerv CLUETT. PEABODY & CO NC. MAKERS Germany Develops New Knd Of School Constructve School an nnovaton Put Forth n Revoluton of 1918 One of the results of the German revoluton >f \'.<\^ s the constructve school, whch s an nauguraton n the German Bduoatlonal System, n developed from en older nsttuton, the school (or the talented, whch admtted only specally Uted chldren from the elementary schools. Tns new system *>a adapted n order to educate hoys and grls to nl the places ' vacant by the German solders of the mddle classes. The constructve htohool s so organsed tha t prepares for the unversty examnaton n > tehor'-r perod than does the ordnary hgher grade chool The German nnlverbtty entrance examnaton s supposed to t>e the most hvut examnaton rebured of any school the world over. The object of ths type of school each the students to thnk for themhalves and to develop a true socal sprt. The nstructors, fot the mosl part, do toot gve ther own personal opnons, but allow the students to acqure knowledge tas a resuh Of ndvdual study and Judgknent Keen nterest s shown bj all of the are them snd announced n adt anc h ra the opporto send the lecturer questons to j be answered. Such a prvlege makes nusually ner.-stnn. Th< tors an llon an) unquall-. t, nor udy-made phras -. and l n est of results B JUNORS PLAN SPECAL ENDOWMENT FUND DRVE d from "ag ' Junor < lass. t n large number ol expressed th and as n favo ent, we.1 whole wll be row d A commltt mp <l ul th B n who a e e enl j e?«?cted Undergraduate Councl has oeen apponted, wth Georg W Faral augh, '28 C, as charman. As the drve wll be l a nd ntel < Charman Parabaugh wll ssue a call for more m< " to ad hm n the am ass 'Malley that, as beee men ha\e btf< n - lected by popular vote to represent respectve departments, the) should " hest qualfed to had the rve A m n of th commttee wll be held Monday evenng, at ' o'clock, n Room 338 Poer derer, to deter mn n beet method of pro, edure, O'Malle) stated s Flat would pledge ts n endowng the Unversty bj a wrtten contract Ths contract, n tentatve form, wll!" publshed n the Pennsylvanlan next week, A three-da) perod wll then b allowed, durng whch tme any member of the class ma) objectons or suggest alteratons to the document, At tl nd of the desgnated perod O'Malley wll >un the revsed tontract, as Junor presdent, bndng the class to tbe term- lo ument. NTERCOLLEGATE BOXNG TOURNEY OPENS TONGHT f'ontnued from Page One ; v-\ as n the heav) weght lass, Tl e vstng teams a the gu the Unversty at the Normande Hotel 'onn State arrved last nght, and Navy, Colgate.ml Syra use an xpe ted mornng and Yale ths afternoon. All the "tt, lals, m ludng oa< h - and ' am managers n charge of '!" meet, wll appear at rngsde n formal dress. btudents n the bjecl Bcustom - carrlej out to make a dlstlnc- FOLLOW THE CLOCK We cater to the boys on the campus n the lne of reparng and pressng sng profess ;onal HONOR LETTER MEN AT VARSTY "P" DNNER a crew, team- -. Da ds. K nnedy, Wllam M. St wart, Jr. an th late Regnald H Sdney Hut man of the v made the war ball Varst) 160 pound cr a -. and the r a nd track Varsty h..»aded to thes DRESS REHEARSAL ENDS MASK AND WG PRACTCE Contnued from Page One WOMEN STLTJENTS BLAZE PATH th.-n leave [or Cleveland to present th ml showng of the producton on Monday, The remanng Bhows of the Western trp wll be t ven at Chl Detrot, Pttsburgh and Lancaster The faculty may obtan tckets for Pac ultv Nght, Atprll 20, on Monday on 'he frst floor of the Houston Club between 9 30 and 1L' A. M. On Tuesday, March 31, the students may bu) tckets between 9 SO A \ and 5 p, M. for Unversty Nght, Aprl 24, and the remander of unsold tckets for Paculty Nght. The tckets wll be lmted to four for each student, an matrculaton cards must. present* d. WOMAN STUDENTS BLAZE WAY N FNANCAL DRVE : ' nu d from Page < ne by Barlow Burke'a workers, who turm n 136. Norman.. Pancoast, general charman t the rt ve, omm nded the work of the men's teams aa a who',,-, but on d the fa. t that a few o them are turnng n n< at all. The total Bubsw pt on s -- un by ths group amount to more than 11,250, but the lnrt of the work s fallng on a certan fve lx teams The Aral report to be turned n by any of the professons! eh ols le by th Veternary Sch. wth p cgregatng -::.' "a HE COPPER KETTLE 3433 Walnut St. BETTER SERVCE MORE SATSFACTON LUNCHEON 40s. DNNER 75a SUTS PRESSED WHLE YOU WAT Chcken Waffle Dnner STUDENTS VALET 262 SO. 37th STREET Wednesday and Saturday BARNG 8333 MacDonald & Campbell Easter and our Exclusve "Macan" fewest Pearl G $7. r Unusual Englsh C.-.p» by Ayret & Feature ].,!.'. "Macnm" n hats. We have complete r famous Mac- Donald & Catpbd! am Stctsnn hats n all the correct d -. Smth, of London Chestnut Street Reser Brothers BEST SANDWCHES AND MEALS Cortsscz School of DANCNG 1520 Chestnut St. PRVATE NSTRUCTON N SOCAL DANCNG FOX TROT WALTZ TANGO WE TEACH FVE TANGOS AMERCAN - PARSAN VALENTNO- TWO ARGENTNES JON THE TANGO CLUB Locust 3192 F YOU WANT A REALLY GOOD ALCOHOL RUB USE VELVA (Made from Gran Alcohol) COOL NVGORATNG Sold by All Campus Druggsts 260 SOUTH 37th STREET ORDERS DELVERED The TRENT u jull-ut double'breasted three-buttoned model, smart!) talored am 0u BRSTOL atuobuttoncdslck dsw..bn vr conservatve *. _ c/c_ n every detal *45 to^ 5 Send for Qtutrattd P cnanls <L%C. 562 Ffth Avtnue, XewYork fnlrwur on 46 <* Sbtlt ~ For Men and Young Men Who Want Style and Stablty n Clothng THE masculne mnd does not assocate style wth frppery or foppery. A man may choose hs clothes wth crtcal nsstence upon ft and ftness and yet have no desre to pose as a Beau Brummell. He wants hs clothes RGHT n cloth, n cut, n talorng, and depends upon hs clother to gve hm what he wants whch may be summed up as Style and Stablty. We beleve there s no undue boast n the statement that our apprecaton of ntvle. character, qualty and value, and our ablty to produce that happy combnaton. have made ths Store Phladelpha's foremost Clothng Store. Sprng Suts, $27.50 to $65.00 Sprng Top Coats, $22.50 to $45.00 FollowHK our custom of presentng wth emphass our specal and exceptonal values at each week-end. we drect attenton to these matchless values: Sprng Suts and Top Coats Specal $27.50 Young men's all-wool cassmere Suts wth EXTRA TROUSERS. $ Men's and young men's Blue Serge Suts. $ Worsted Suts n conservatve models. $27.ol. New Sprng Top Coats n lght shades, some of tne Englsh coatngs. $ Lght Colored Suts Wth Extra Trousers $35.00 Young men's newest models the brght sprng fabrcs. Sngle- and double-breast< : coats, new stvle vests, wde or medum cut trousers. One of our famous BEST SELLERS. The famous WTCKHAM. STEN-BLOCH and ALCO lnes consttute the greater porton of our fner Clothng, whle other relable manufacturers contrbute large Quanttes of substantally talored Clothng, all sold under the guarantee represented by our >eal of Confdence. Strawhrlrf«. A Cloth;.r S«ctr.<3 Floor. En: Ths Store s also headquarters for smart clothes for young men of 17 to 20 years trouser Suts (wth an extra par), 25.00, f and $.' Men's Blue Suts Wth Extra Trousers $38.50 For young men for all men. Regular, stout, tall, slender. Fabrcs from f n ncludng extra-fne, 12-< unce blue serge a - oft blue unfnshed worseted. Collegat.-ngle- and double-breasted, also con models. Very exceptonal a $.' Wckham Suts and Sprng Top Coats $45.00 Matchless style and value at ths prce. Sutturn lght grays, tans, lavender 1> gate, Englsh-type and conservatve model Suts of flannels, chevots and worsteds wth TROUSERS. Top Coats n lght shades nev. styles, also Oxford Chesterfeld Coats, full S STRAVBRDGE &> CLOTHER E.GHTH AND MARKET STREETS PHLADELPHA