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pjnnsotoanian
PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY.
VOLLWE XLI—No. 90
PLACE DRAWINGS OF FINE
ARTS STUDENTS ON DISPLAY
SIVELY DEFEAT RED
E TEAM. fl-B
University
Mermen
Capture
Three
First Places, but Tigers Place More
Men m Other Positions
RHEIN
TURNS
IN
GOOD
TIME
Damelson, Wilson and Rhem Star for
Pennsylvania Swimmers With
First Places
l„ (I
uteri olleglate sw limning
.-in held last night al
■ in.HI i I. the Prim eton team d8
. Hi ii and Blue mermen by a
l
II 21
Although Pennsylvania
D
took three Ural honors, the Tiger aggre
in,,i. successful In garnering
Ihe place points.
. IHOD In the tasl i In
f -1 3 won
miii... with 11..■-• - ol Prince. : lie Erdman, anothi i
ii. , .inn' in i liii-il.
M ax the I it) (;n 'I
■ , h Haw kin placed Brsl and
. con I, iniiii N.i- -,iu BW immers,
ii\ r. :11ii plaj
. \, ellenl divli •- w.i- shown
i ncel in*a stellar perform
tr. who barelj won flrsi honorB over Cappi i ,! third in this
mtarj divea winning
place.
i. r Wilson, In the verj fasi time ol
-inntill to the finish of the 150
■',II k Btroki. di feat ing Draper, who
u.i- .i , I,,-, second, .■ IIii Cochran, the
third runner up.
i , i.M ular evenl of the
evening was ton 200-yard breast stroke
[Pi nnsj \\ anla's fasl
nwimni
k in-i place In the almosl
i Ing limi of -' 56.6, \\ iiii John■ Pi in i ion, but ,i few yards I"irquirlng three more points fur the
«ini.,
liawkli Prince 's gpeedlest sprinter,
»"ii the 100 yards In 56 •'•■ Hayes and
10k second and third places,
The relay race of 206 yards
was won by Princeton in 1.40.8.
water polo combination ol Pennsylvan
Ii teated by ■ 27 12 eount.
Gym Season Opens
W ith Temple / niv.
Players and Coach Confident of Winning
First Contest This Afternoon
I
i
gymnasium team will
I ; o'cloi k iiiis after■ with Temple I'nlverslt).
w i Ightman Hall Dr.
nlidi in ilmi the home team
bl< showing, but, be
II pie's si rength last > ear, he
lively competition.
saw.,
i aptain of the
.III.I Btar
' la I year's
Into .HI .ill around
: to take flrsi plai e
and pla< • In the nun
Bl rn ai
; - show mi; up well
ipi ctea ti take
evenl Krui gi r, .i
bablj furnish strong
• i bars and>
K ■ ■ mi i .. - also i"'. n doing
With Oi
' (iardni r In the tumbling,
experts i
learn R
i Lull th are
vent they
place
•'
'em
■
:
ptionally hard. The
Pour exhibits i .i architectui I
«ill in dlspla
Km. AII- Building from Janui
February I The flrsi exhibition, from
January -'•; to ,n. »ill be i omposed i
Itecl ural drawings exei
by the Brst, second and third >• u
il ii- of the Fine Arts School,
Designs done in water color and ink
from ,i Class A program of an areheological subject will constitute the second and third exhibits H,.ih were exi
cuted by the Seniors of the Archlteci
ural School and will be sent to an • ■\iiibltion which will take place al the ii- a is
Arts Institute of Design In New York
iiiy. The projects will be judged .it the
Institute mi February IT. along with designs from various other ateliers and universities throughout the United States
The fourth exhibit, from February 2 to
7. will , uii-i-i ,.i rendered architectural
drawings bi Seniors ..i the University's
Departmeui of Architecture and Fine
Arts, executed In live weeks, from a program Issued by the design staff, by whom
they will be Judged and awarded marks
BASEBALL SQUAO STABIS
TRAINING NEXT MONTH
Coach Cariss Expects to Begin Battery
Practice Under East Arcade
of Stadium Soon
MANY
STAR
PITCHERS
Itiad. N
■
L ACADEI
FIVES MEET Ii WEIGHTMAN HULL
TONIGHT FOR SECOND TILT OF YEAR
National Interscholastic Swimming
Events Draw Many Entries
will bi 'in-i ai the
1
ml annual inters! holasl 11 n.i
tional swimming championship meel in
Weightman Hall pool this afternoon at
2.30 \ complete program has bei n ar
ranged by Coach K Is tier, who la manag
inn the meet.
Many ot 1 he 111 ■ nl .-. Iioolboy r< ■ ords
are expei 1 • id to tall, in the oplnl
1 the
Universil
1 imming mentor. Mi dab
will be awarded for all ftr I se ond and
third places. Tl ■
sw immers in the
scholastii ranks "ill 1 ipete I'he chief
1 ontender for the crown 1- 1 he Men ei burg Academy, s
11 the uieel last
year.
Tin schools that will be represented
.11.
Shady sldi
\. adi my. Pittsburgh.
Brookly n Poly leehnli Pr i>. Ball imon
Polytechnic
Institute. Central
High
s Iiiiol. Philadelphia; Manual Training
ii
i| Brooklyn Was ilngton Central
H
School, Ueorgi School, Mercersburg Ai udeni)
Law pi in • \ ill.. Pri p
1 'oati -1 llle lllgli Si liool, Wilm
High School, (lermantown High School
Philadelphia; 'ri.no- Scl I, Atlantic City
Huh School, Princeton Prep and Bayonne
(N .1 1 High School.
URPE EARLY COMPLETION
OF
HAND Committee Requests That Subscribers
Pay Final Installment Before
Examinations Begin
Shorl ly after ' he end of tin mid year
examination period, Dr Walter Cariss,
head coach ol the Pennsylvania baseball
team, will Issue a call tor candidates tor
the 1925 team. By the middle ol Febru
arj al the latest he hopes to have all
aspirants for the battery al work under
the I'.ISI arcade of the Franklin Field
stadium Those trying for the In lie Id or
for the outfield posts will report i
after thai as .i space Biifflcleni for prac
tice can be cleaved on Franklin Field
Ai present Dr. Cariss has practically
all his men exercising on the handball
courts, II" Is .i strong advocate of this
form of ixtrcisi- a- ,i innililintii T Me is
especially anxious thai the men report In
iip top shape this year, .1- the ttme for
training before the team departs on Its
southern trip will be short
The annual southern jaunl is schedule I
to start on April B, when Cariss will leave
for Chnrlottesvllle, Va., with 1 -qn.nl of
about twenty-two men, consisting of all
those who show promise of becoming
Varsity material The University of V
glnia, Lynchburg, Washington and Let
Richmond and Hampden-Sydney "ill i»encountered In the order named, and the
lour will end al Washington or April 15,
w hen the Red and Blue basehalli
("atholli Unlvi rsity
Follow Ing their return home Ihe 1 'n
■.. i-nv diamond athletes « 111 go thr<
a schedule which, should they remain tin
defeated, will assure them the Eastern
1 ..ii Intied on Pagi Five
PRICE. THREE CENTS
Schoolboys Meet
In Weightmmn Tank
ON
NEW DRIVE PROGRESSES RAPIDLY
Holders of deterred paymenl Kn low
menl subscriptions were requested yes
terday by the (ieneral Endowment Com
mittee to complete their payments today
or Monday, If possible, In order to .no.,!
congestion during exainin
n week and
the days Immediately following. Tin rmaining 11 on Ihe 1I1 fei 1. ,i - ubsci Ipi
i- due February II Notices have ueen seni
oui reminding subscribers of the facl
More than 500 students availed them
selves of the deferred plan. Should all
these make payments during the examination weefcs 01 Immediately after, mem
bers of the committee would be unduly
taxed during the mid-year examinations
it is pointed out. Payments may bi
brought or mailed to Endowment head
quarters, Room -'. I louston Hall
The unofficial < i 1 i \ • Is making sal
factory headway, ;
rdlng 10 James M
1
1 •
hairman ot Ihe general 1 nm
mittee Twenty-om men chosen for their
ability during the formal campaign, are
dally 10II1
-ni.-1 rlpt ions among
those who failed to subscribe befon A
nany more student* whom the 1 om
mittee men were unable to reach before
■ ni personal letters T
Include commuters and men living off 1 hi
, ampus
Mr
'
m
.11 noum ed
thai
CIRCOLO ITALIANO OFFICERS
I Red and Blue Courtmen Anxious to
ELECTED FOR SECOND TERM
Avenge Defeat by Service School
Earlier in Season
c Mlii, :
the Clrcolo Italiano wi re
elei ted for 1 he sei ond term at 1
meeting of the club Thursday evening In
Houston Hall Ouy de Fur la '.:, C, a
member of Phi Beta Kappa honorary
fraternity, was made pi • Bident, A. A
N'linlone, '^'i c . was elected rice-president; Charles Donlhl, '27 C, secretary,
and A. It. Camera, '26 C . treasun r. Clydi
Flora, P 1. Pasquale, Joseph Errig
William I-'. Uandea were chosen to acl
with the officers as an 1 xecuti\ 1
mittee.
A tentative program for the
I, mi was adopted, which included plans
for monthly literary and musical entertainments. The annual Italian play and
dance was discussed, as were thi exei
cisi
held
ol tin
ting mi n,I
LU STEWARDS CHANGE
Varsity Crews Will Race Four Miles In
■tead of Tro-ee at Annual
Pegalta n «'une
CORNELL
OPPOSES
RULING
NO
CHANGE
IN
VARSITY
LINEUP
Middies H^ve Impressive Record. With
Eleven Victories in Twelve Games:
Day Stars at Center
1 .,,,, VIcN
■ ■ 11
Kill face one
of the hardest name of the basketball
-. a -.in tonighi ■'
l the po«
erful J
Bve In Welghtmar Hall The
ipolis squad expects to avenici
defeat al 1 he hand - of W'ai hington ■
lege .1
Wi dm Bdaj »
1 1 ei ord
ni . 1. \ en 1 onsecul Ivi victories was
brok< 11 The Chi sti rt on, Mil.. 1 ea m a on
i.
of 2 5 -2 3
In the first ■
ames
the Ited and Blue courtmen wen beaten
bj , lasi in>ti 111 .rail
the Mid
Tin fraj ...mil lia - liei n pro
noum • d on. ol t he besl of thi
I'ini, •■ M 11 h ihi Pi nn-> Ivania plaj ■ 1
the short end ol a 20 17 - ore, six ol
the Hi hi goal
■ ■ tallied bj I la]. the
il H.iial plvol man of the \a\ j team
i'
.!, Niiliol ~..||i
iii 1.ut ii nil,1 k and Shi rr, but neil
stopped the
Ing 1 enter w ho
ed all ol
from
Boor.
Starting the ei 1. ■ arlj. the Annap
"ii .11 Ibl
i.n ■ defi ated Buch teams
Ohio State, Columbia, Michigan, La
tayette and Pi nnsylvanla, In the majoi
Itj of tin -it (ames th Naval v ad< m)
ii\.- have had things pretty much nun
o« n » a\ « Ith the ■ xi 1 pi ion ol u a
ton 1 'ollege and Penns> Ivania,
The regular team -.t the Mlddii «ill
1 hi game a Ith Pai rlsh and 1 1
al fi rward positions, Daj al center and
LeggeM and J011
in tin bach courl
''".ii h McNI hoi 1- evidentl) well sal
11. hi with th. in. thai started tbe
two games, as he 1- allowing them B|
in -t.ni the Kami Carmack and Di
n
will play up-court, Block al center, with
the two redoubtable Sophomores, Davenporl and Roldblatl al - 1
'I"his year's Inten olleglate V ir« I j row
■ hi] .r Potighkeepsie «III
be contested ovi 1 s four mile com
-•1 mi. -'in . lli I 6.
The Hoard ol Sti « irds ul the Inter
. olleg iai Rowing A octal 1
■ hen the ilistam e of ih
■ \ nl ufti r a k< 1 n rlebati Thurs la>
evening The) sel Monday, June -'-' as
Ihe date for t lie n KHI 1 a al Pougliki
Km >.i. ral 5 ears thi re h 1
'.rum la return to thi lonxer
distance, which prevailed from 1S95 to
1916, with 1 he ■ xcepl ion of om
Since the war this • - \ • -111 has 1 11 rowed
al 1 wo mil) J. on I ■■' ki 1 'aj ut
four times at three mil.-, on the Hudson.
Columbia, which has championed the
four mill- distanci for somi time, was
■usldered to I" alone in it- stand, bill
tin- year Syracuse and Pennsylvania
shifted sides and formed the ne« •
majorit) against Cornell Cornell siill
favored the shorter distance, although it
has not won the evenl
n
the I
Campus Comic Will Appear on Newsmile raci
ven Inaugurated
stands Next Monday
Maxwell Stovei
I Columbia »In
was re-elected chairman of the Board of
Advance reports from the Punch Bowl
Sti * HI !- • \;
I his belief thai the 1 eadquarti - In Houston Hall Indl
longer
■ In
\l nl Vear" numbi r, a
1 . . 1 {. ma ki - Its a ppi arani • on thi n< « - stands
'!:••
re next Monda) will surpass all of II
eruelllnc trial of endurance .,f thi
ei • sors In ' he quant il y and q la litj
1 ompelled to main the n
' no ii 1 he Biewei
lain a fasl 1 lip ,
Tin
make
ntii ■ '\ on Pagi 1 .
. ,
son of the year
bj Lit* hfii Id
PROF. KEEDY HONORED
a
eni
rains the midnight
Punch Bowl -MidYear" hive Beady
the new 1 ommitti ■ w ill be reqi •
■ report al Endow menl headquar Tuesday and '
afternoon al
loi
h
v
lhal
•
mi
will n
WILSON CLUB SETS
reporl ml 1 heir prog
ANNUAL SMOKER DATE Mi mbi
BY LAW ASSOCIATION
the old committee ai •■
———
In their blanks, buttons
\ number of
\] Ki . ban, of the I 1
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n R. KPI
r the I.aw
•
District Court, and Judge Frank Smith.
School
;.
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Committei
,.. common Pleas Court, both of
Philadelphia, w -.11 n nder "decisions" on
of III.
..,,, ni. pri
ir memwors
tloi
[J
Will
Mikell. of I
bers of thi .1.1:11. - Wilson Law ( ill al
-ol -: • •'
not a rera 1
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to I
their annual Argtimi nl sn
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by
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strong start, and present In
President Pram is 0
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... ... robi •■thai I '
Law. of the socii I
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may
the unofl
it only about
throuxh nternai
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also 01
w 111.
nth.
members
••:." and twi lv, law
Beta Gamma Sigma
I Ion W lliam How
t the Wilson 1 'lu
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tinhi le institutioi
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take mid
aro given to
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In addition to thi
turns, thi 1
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JANUARY 24. 1925
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THE
o E N N S Y L V A N I A N
SATURCAY,
IMOTIC
Boos VALUES IN
USES CARS
20810 North 22nd Street
The chief profit we derive from our
used car department is the good will
of those who patronize It. If a buyer
hkes the used car we tell him, he usual')
comes back to us when he wants a new
car.
Open Evenings
Thorton-Fuller Automobile Co.
L'sed-Car Department
20810 North 22nd Street
Spruce 1046
mittoaiawKuMMN! ■ ■■■■■■■■
TTTe have vacancies for a few more agents both full time
and part time.
Pennsylvania men desired, both Graduates and Under-
Graduates.
Call at this office and learn details.
Berkshire Life Insurance Co.
of Pittsfield, Mass.
Everett //. Plummer. General Agent
421 Chestnut Street
Philadelph
■UBI. I ■■■■■■■ ■ 8k ■:■'.* m ■■■■■!
THE
WHITE HOUSE
CAFE
EATING HEADQUARTERS
FOR
U. OF P STUDENTS
*| Fine fabrics ir. unusually
attractive patterns and coloring!,. Reed's Standard of
Tailoring and moderate
prices make Reed's Clot!.ing especially' desirable
Suits. Top Coats.
Overcoats,
$35 and upward
W. Garrett Munnie
PYLE
Class League Baske:baM The M)
and Columbia teami will plaj >fl thi ■< i
t the < hamplonahlp BI I lei
today at L16.
Interfraternity Basketball Ali trains
tailing to report at tin- time scheduled
will forfeit their games unless the games
cannot lie played at that time. All teams
DlU8t hu\.- a nun-playing manager who
-hail
|
re and shall be responsible
tor the- team'i schedule as posted for the
week. T!i. Blue Division will note a
!-.■ III the nine of tliis schedule. The
- tmei atari at l o'clock instead of 2.
Swimming All managerial (.audiuates
i eport in i 1 ai 12 SO o'clock this aftei
noon lor BchokMtTi Students' Ward l.ingelbach. J.", C.J
Gabriel, '27 Dent; Kapp, '28 wii.; Bachrach, '28 Wli.; Owen, '28 Wli.: Elchelberger, JG Wh,
Seniors January ol Is the last day tor
Seniors to have pictures taken lor Claai
Record. Also the laat day i„ turn in
atatistics blanks.
Kite and Key Picture at 1 1'. M.,
HouatOD Club, Monday, January 26.
Class Record The Claaa Record office
will he opeu on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday Croon l ::n in 2 l'. M. during \
amlnatlon weeks.
Red and Blue The Red ami Blue office
will i>" open during examinations. All
bu8ine8B heelers niusl report on Monday,
ami ai leas) three daya during examination period.
Freshman Basketball The
i"i''-shnien report ai •• IS P \i
•»
HP. *>
MEN AND BOV3
HIS WALNUT JT,
PHILADELPHIA.
Many of our customers have 'old „i
that we have helped them, ip a *e-.
definite way to achieve success m life.
These men say that first impressions
count for much in business and that p»sonal appearance s the basis of first im
pressions.
That is where we have been ab.e lo
hflp with carefully tailored, good looking
and well fitting clothes which make the >
wearer appear at his beat, put him at
ease and give him confidence.
Prices are moderate. May we be o'
service to you?
PYLE &i INNES
Leading College Tailors
1115 Walnut Street
OUR AIM!
■ s to provide you with every conven.ence possible.
School
supplies
Smokers
Articles—Improved
Luncheonette
SANDWICHES—THE BETTER KIND
Ask the, one who trades here
College Pharmacy
following
today for
with \v.-i Catholic High School
Merembeck, (aim. Besunder, Sturz, McTigue, Matthews Stein, Hummel, Church
ami Lukaawlti
Basketball
V'arslt) an! Freshman
practice will !"■ held Tueada) and Wi I
neadaj ol nexl week between houi
•; and B P \i
Junior Varsity Basketball Practice
will he held Wednesday night from 6 in s
P, M.
Gym Team Following men reporl to
Weightman Hall at 2 P. \i today: Kuma/.iwa Kraemer, Gardiner, White. (Iruehn,
Heaeeldon, Ooltman, Bhrman, Krueger
i>
ill. .\ii call... Wyant, Ktirnltsky.
Stafford ami Pemael
SUCCESS!
& INNES
TAILORS
JANUARY .24
34th and WOOD LAND AVENUE
Open 7 A. M. to 1 A. M.
■IBB mWHaani "HTIBB '"■"■""■"■I '■' "!■"
Day In
Day Out
THE SAME FINE LOAF
FREIHOFERS
FINE BREAD
■ ■..« ■
■
■■..■... ■ 8a..BS),j8lil ■ ■ ■ ■ Bt ■. sV ■ ■ ■ ■ I
3657 WOODLAND AVE.
Take
I'niverift) of IVnna Rei»r***nutiT*
o4
Weekly
Trip
Home — Over
The
Telephone
JACOB REKD'S SONS
1*24-26 CHESTNUT ST.
Est. 1895
Service with Quality
Lou in HI. Kolb
Master Tailor
TheP
3709 Spruce St. Basement Store
Official Shop to student residents of dormitories
10 Memorial Tower, Adjoining Post Office
We steam clean all clothe* free with cost of pressing
To Hire • Full Dress, Tuxedo, Frock Suits
Press Clothes? We Do!
French Dry Cleaning, Repairing and Remodeling
ooneer arid Still Here With Quality Service For You
There
s a reason
A mighty good reason.
i
all \ki -IM *RI
The Sweetest Voice in the World
Why all the students
Buy their collegian clothing
From the largest clothier downtown.
This little folder has been distributed on tli-- campus It tells
MIU how low the ratesrealh i
5th and South Sts.
No connection with any ether itora
^
There
You
Get
ake No. 40 Car to 5th and Lombard St.
Perfect Fit
Best Quality
Snappy Designs
Best Sen-ice
And Low Prices
Walk 1 Block South
Her voice was net
geniif <i>iJ lou —"
h pour home tow n is nut included in tli-- list. •..-.• the 'runt
-ni thetelephom direct i •
. <
O
will give you rates not shown
there
It can't be heard on the campus.
It can't be heard in the classroom.
It can't be heard at .1 musical show.
Itcan'teven he heard on the victrola.
In fact, there isonlj one wa\ for .1
College Man to hear Mother"-. o>anel that is—over the Long Distance
Telephone.
So,if you want your pulse to tingle
pleasantly; if you want to bright
your spirit as well .is your intellect
let Mother greet you over the L01 _
Distance Telephone once every week
of vour college life.
THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
t,
JANUARY
PAGE THRee
THE PENNSYLVANIAN
'■. I»25
PENNSYLVANIA vs, U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY
Pcircc School of Business Administration
TWO-YEAR COURSES (University Grade)
Business Administration; Accounting: Executive-Secretary; Teacher-Training
OTHER COURSES
r;-y< n
I ss Administration ; Stenographic Secretary; Real Estate
inveyancing.
New students received in February—Day and Evening Sessions.
Sixtieth Annual Catalogue upon application.
PENNSYLVANIA
V<K
FORWARD
U. 3. NAVAL ACADEMY
Pcircc School
... FORWARD
PINE ST West of Broad
I
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;i'ORT
GUARD
I
KOUU Mil'
;
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nu
3 I2~> Woodland Are.
T
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FIN \l. Hi 'OKF,
FIR: I MALI''
FORWARD
PHILADELPHIA
fRNTER
II.ATT
PARRISH
Go-op
CENTER
l.i;, (jRTT .
GUARD
JONES
GUARD
BOORE
FINAL SCORK
FIRST IIAI.K
Supplies most allU. of P. Students
Kverythintf sold at a saving to you as the name implies
INTERCOLLEGIATE
The Latest in Trophies
LEAM I
The
STANDINGS
now shown at the
W
The Ritz Jewelers
Loving Cups
■nity l'ins
Dance Favors
Watchea
Jewi lry
r ■
I'«'
'■
llll
Princeton
3409 Walnut Street
2
"
"
Pennsylvai
We have been selling trophies for the
past 7 years. We know what pleases
both in price and quality, assuring the
winner the best available.
i
f
■
I
Boiled beef U ever
so much more tatty
■ nd digestible if
you always have
Gulden's with it.
12
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Yalp
"
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Meetings
for
Discussion of Industi
ent Problems W.
Held Next T
S?0 DepOS t Reci I
Oyden Street
Take »0 Car.
NEW
OFFICERS
TO
BE
Harry Eiulicott. Prop.
247 Ss 37th St.
SOCIETY MIKES
REORGANIZATION PLANS
DRIVE IT YOURSELF
00c Per H
•''"'
i
HIRE A FORD T
Fairmount Laundry
ELECTED
STOP AT HARRY'S
33rd and Chestnut - Formerly Nifty Ben's
THE HOME FOR THE BOYS
Pipes Our Specialty
1^ BILLIARD TABLES
Students Supplies of Every Sort
' decks Cashed
Magazines and Candy
Open 7.00 a.m. till 1.00 a.m.
Yellow Lantern Cafeteria
3433 Walnut Street
Baring 8617.
M. SMITH
two
First-Class Service at Moderate I'. <
Luncheon 11.30 to 2
Breakfast7.30 to 9
Closed Sunday
Dinner 5 to 7
Do You Need Money?
Arthur Laws
CATERER
236 S. 40th St.
Bell Phone
Under Management ol Si hros
Phone: Preston 4309 •
See Dave Brooks. 3211 Woodland Ave.
Money Loan Office
racul
I
rial
mat:
■
PRANK BROTHERS
Owing to the increase of business I have moved to larger quarters 3219
Woodland Avenue. ..Showing a large variety of Mdse. Come down and,
look around. I am not connected with any other Brooks
Money
Loan
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RENT A CAR
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PAY BY THE MILE
CAN* USE FIFTY MEN in sales campaign after and on Satur.
time yoa can spare each d
day and give phone number. J. M. Ci
Suite 804. Lorraine Hotel, Bn
and Falrmount Avenue.
(AMI' cnrN'il.ol! v..:/' : I ■ boys'
LOCUST 2200
MASON-HEFLIN COAL CO.
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DRIVE-IT-YOIRSELF CO.
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2240 pounds of Good, Clean
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More Heat Value for a Dollar
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Businebs Editor of this Issue
JOHN M. MON L'UOMKKV
"FRESHER BY A DAY'
Within the past week two women have been found in
West Philadelphia suffering from a temporary loss of memory.
In aboul a week there will be a va number o
-n In w
Philadelphia who have also lost their memory, and the men
will in .ill probability be biting tin ends of thi Ir pencils In a
vain attempt to recover It,
LITTLE CAMPUS TALES—No. 2
The student wandered wearily from one bulletin board to
another and turned from each with disgual written plainly on
11- 1.11,
"Exempt in everj courBe," he said, "Thai 11
that I'll have absolutelj nothing to do at .ill tor the next two
weeks, I know whal I'm going to do. I'm going lo take everj
one of 'tin, examinations just to see if I really know anj thing
about the subjects. MOBI of these Instructors have probably
been overral Ing mj abillt j."
Scott Powell Dairies, Inc.
45TH AND PARRISH STREETS,
Preston 1924
—
Wyoming 5382
store on the campus, catering to prescription trade.
Complelely stocked drug and chemical departments.
The Bartram Pharmacy
S. E.
The Philadelphia papers seem lo have taken very
seriously our talk about conservatism in newspaper
reporting. You may remember our criticism of the
California paper that reported our band leader as
being nine feet six inches tall. The Evening Ledger
was a little too conservative, however, in referring
to him as our "six-foot drum major."
Telephones
Oldest established and most modernly equipped drug
JOIN THE RANKS
niII n! February, alter
on the iiiuri.■•
tin termination 01
tb« regular com ncemem exercises, unolher grouii «• i i ui
varsity graduates will laj aside theli lex
*)ks, pockei theli
diplomas, .IIHI gu Into the various activities ol Hie lifi ill
our camput ai 1'ennsyivauia alumui. ;u .1 short linn
will iii- scattered i«> all parts ol the world, each am u rep
resentuttve ol iii.it alma mater which lias for four years nui
lured them and equipped them tor the problems ol gradual)
life
Aa ibej are Judged BO will the L'nlversit) in- Judged i>
is part ui ili.ii pact with the Institution to which they hav<
looked for guldam e and training In the past thai ih( 1 remain
true i.j their Pennsylvania heritage and cherish with in
creasing affection their educational mother who inaj right
1 iili.v 1 xpect ;!:
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Particularly pertinent to the men graduating in Vebruarj
i> the message from the Provosl :i> ii appeared In lh< Deci m
bei Issue "i the Alumni Kegisi r "A long pull, .1 strong
pull, .nui a pull altogether 1- an old saying thai is pan
I) applicable to the relations ol the organized Alumni ol Hie
Unlversit) io their institution. Ii is applicable lo thi >;
Uumnl Society of the I'niversltj 01 Ptnnsyh 1
uinei
lion with the desire of the Alumni 10 place themselvi
Influence, their time and their financial resour es siiuarel)
behind the University In the mi etlng of its 1
"i 11-. great work in the best possible manner, and the pres. 111
111^ of the University to the world as an example of tin poi
slbilltlea "i the inosl advanced educational opportunities thai
exist in Amerii a.
"To Join the General Alumni Socletj and thus unite your
strength with that of others tor the accomplishing of tin
purpose mentioned is the clear iluij of everj person who lia
had the privilege of studying at the L'niversitj ol Pei
vanla."
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YOU
GOT.
33rd & Chestnut Sts.
NEED MONEY
C. BROOKS
4 014 Market Street
Money Loaned on all Goods of Value
Large Loans
vVi ■'■ where aomc magistral! down wn il out 0 war
rant and had the Frosch club raided obtaining onl) a small
amount ol alleged Illegal beer. We could have lohl Hie judge
that our Freshmen were behaving perfect!) 11 In had onl)
consulted ua In the matter, Anyway, we think thai the Under
graduati Council is capabli of taking cure of them without
outside Interferes •■
Low Prices
Unredeemed Pledges lor sale.
Diamonds - Watches
Luggage - Clothing and Musical Instruments
at Half Store Prices
That terrible racket you heard from the region
of Locust Street last night was caused by a police
patrol wagon stalling in front of one of the fraternity
houses just before the time for the Freshmen to
arrive for the smoker. The brothers turned out and
pushed it down in front of another house, which
aroused the ire of the boys in that place and iccounted
for the pitched battle which lasted for nearly an
hour.
THE TRACK TEAM
Concomitant wiiii the opening of the training table for
the track men, the removal of the temporary si in 1- In F
lin Field, and the construction of a new board track on the
gridiron is the opening of the 1926 track Beason Coach
Robi rtson 1- now devoting ins entire att< DI
relop
iin'Mi of bis squad In the various lepartn
which assumes such an important position on Pennsylvania'^
athletic calendar from now until the International^ i- og
nised Relay Carnival.
The new board track laid In Franklin Field should be ol
Inestimable value In the development of the team that
repn ••• nl the R( d and Blui at the indoor Inti
ra< •■- Modeled aft< r tin nten Ii ite Indooi
constructed with banked turns, a feature Badlj :
the board ring of last year, 1
ramil rise!
in the New York classic.
Aii exceptionally able squad of expi
Coach Robi rtson, am •
mj of the
winners from la I j .,.'- Fri ihman ti am Ora
: !
- • laimed but 01
ntei .11. giat< point winm r, AI 1: captain during the 1924 leason. B
adequately fill this
With ill" wealth of material availal
tiona under which the nun maj ;
' : • on t tin work bj sui h a 1 apabl. n 1 1
as Lawson Hob. rtson, 1
iiiK track team. Even at this early dati wi may well
the Red and Bine to equal the champions!
- f last
year in the l!1-'." indoor Intercollegiate!
The I loim 1 'op Bays he hopi - 1 he weal
Ifar at tin
time for the eclipse thii morning, aa he hears that the nexl
one will nol bi alona for some 100 years, and hi mitthl have
to miss that one.
The
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lectures of the term mi e
ing had subsided Vt fli
p thought he hail unii!'
pulled 11 very biilli.nn remark, but ""ii
Ihni the
applau le was
mlenl w ho had just Iii
mil •'•- under par
B
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CO M P A N Y
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JANUARY 24. 1925
PAGE FiVI
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Igler, M. A., Students'
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J il n R Hart. Jr., Clupuin
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Luthem Church
of the Holy Communion
22 and Walnut Sti
All University student* are cordial
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Students Always VVelcomi
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and vocal solos in Harms will
i reach Subject, "Can you Saj No?"
EXAMINATIONS BOTHER YOU
Twice a Year
But The C.A. Stands B<j You
All Year Long
TABERNACLE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church
i.
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,,,.,.,,... . Randolph, D. D., Minister
IE Po ter, University Minister.
v M Morning Worship Ser
Dr Randolph.
7i, p M orn 'ii Rei Ital. Mr Ham
Chestnut Streel at 37th S.reei
Philadelphia
Rev, John Allan Blair. D.D., Minister
in,inn
7 |g p vi Special Musical Sen li e
Haydn - Creation." Sermon bj Di
olph -The Tragedy ot the 'Pol
Third sermon In the
ol 0
fhe CSreal Tragedies ol the
Bible
Brills Restaurant
We Serve Full Dinners
.45 and .35
231 South iOth Street
The Presbyterian
Book Store
in ItniljiottS Books
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Sacond Presbyterian Church
sun I.I\ .i :nuarj 25, I!'-'"'
10 i" A u
R< i ('has A AnderHon.
"Two Sides of Life,"
- MII p vi I; \ ("has A An lerson,
"The I'm icpei ted Emergency."
Discussion Class, 12 noon, C A. Anderson, leader, neorge Earle Ralguel,
"Current Events" Y P Si> -lety, i
p \i AH students < ordlally welcomed
_ ,, _.
Bell Phone
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Regent 2612
-l~t and Walnut Streets
Ministers
Ri . All ui li r MacColl, D, D,
Rev, Alvln B. Gurley
Dr. MacColl will preach
at both services.
Musical Si I i ii -
: to p M
Chorus choir and Instrumentalist*,
under the direction ol N Mndsaj
Norden, will give a aervlce ot old
Hebrew Musli
Students cordlall) Invited.
Walnut St. Presbyterian Church
3928 Waluir SI r, .
Rev. John A. MacCallum, Min Bter
Wm. Sylvano Thunder, Organist and
Choir Director.
11
A \i. "Forgiveness, Human aini
Divine."
- 15 P. M Sunda) School
7.00 P, \i Christian Endeavor
7 SO P, \i Musical Servli i
- 00 P M
\ Mr ess by Miss Christine
ui Opportunity "
Tlnllng. ol the W. ('. T. IT, "Dooi Chorus Choir
First Reformed Church
50th and Locust Streets
Harold li Kerachner, Minister.
l" 30 A M Sermon by Rev. Clayu
li Ranck, University pastor
P
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Students'
In
15 I' M Mr Kerschner will preach
mi "The Perils ot Over Anxiets "
BASEBALL SQUAD STARTS
TRAINING NEXT MONTH
Palette Tea Shop
RALPH T. COLEMAN
i
3735 Spruce Street
CONTRACTING PAPERHANGER
Fraternities Solicited
collegiate crown. Such teams as Lehlgh,
Swarthmore, Brown, Fordham, which
3248 N. FRONT ST.
PHILA., PA. always has a Bret-rate team; Harvard,
Army, Penn State and Georgetown will
in- played, while Ifale, Dartmouth, Columbia and Cornell will Furnish opposition
^
twice The complete schedule, as an
nounced by Manager Thomas Hodgson,
consist - ui i wenty nine games.
Vale i- Blated to help celebrate Straw
lliii Day and the final game of the Beason
comes on June l- with the Cornell nine
aa the opponent.
Material tor the 1925 te
Is plentiful,
Opp. West Phi la. Station PR. R.
Besides Captain Parrell, all ol lasl year's
letter men, excepl ex-Captain Qoldblatt,
CHESTER AVENUE OFFICE
catcher; Hank Rohrer, Bouthpaw hurler,
5517 Chester Avenue
and Holloway, outfielder, will he back. In
addition, Paul Davenporl and "Menchy"
Capital
$500,000 Goldblatt, stellar guards on the ii•-<i and
Blue B\ e, will n > oul tor t he ti am ,ii thi
Surplus 4 Undivided Profits $189,750
close ui' the i curl Beason.
Resources
$3,356,726.89
For the hill work Dr Carlss »ill have
the besl assortment of heavj artillery a
Consistantly Commercial
Pennsylvania dlam I aggregation has
PRESIDENT
know ii for rears The phenomenal "Zip"
Samuel Graham, Jr.
Long will be back, as will i"- Williams
and Bishop .i
Douglas, who bewilCASHIER
dered Cornell on Thanksgiving Day «i'ii
Charles V. Mohan
his broken Held running, also hopes to
make a snout bid for the mound Job,
liv far the most valuable addition to the
squad, however, will be "Al" Km-/. The
last named Is reputed to i»- one of the
le twlrlers In collegiate ranks
in be used In thi outfield
and i- :i slugger of ability
The
Drovers and Merchants
National Bank
Breakfast
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ROOMS TO RENT
The Fairmount Laundry
Harry Endicott, Proprietor
Office: 247 S. 37th Street
Bell Phone; Preston 4309
EAT AT THE NAMELESS RESTAURANT
Win $10
BY suggesting
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Opposite Upper-classmen Dormitories
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I I)** l ni\ e i -.it % ol Pennsylvania Clac ' tub. now in the midel oi cm'- • »i the inns- mc< rs»ful
seasons in the hi^t<• T\ ol the organization.
Mi- concert given at \tlanti< I it\ laal
s,iiut(!a\ was «'nihiiMa-tL( all\ rnri\rd. Later, they will rendei .< concert at thr Vcadem)
"i Music, in combination with thr New ^ *>tk Symphon} Orchestra, under the direction <»f
\X alter Dam roush
Members <>r Hrta (..1 ma Sigma Wharton School
Bottom row—|ohn Mitchell Secretary Wm. N. Freyer.
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["he I niversit) nhV team, which nVt-ated
Penn Slate in a recent match, and which
ippeart to be on a par with Pennsylvania
championship ritlr tram* of the pa*t
■^m
Albert Wilson, captain .,f the watei polo team. Under hii !■ ,
thr tram ihowa great promise foi the coming yeai
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Graeme Frazier, recent!) appointed associate
manage! "I the football tram foi 1925
< aptain Manuel Kractenburg, of thr boxing
t «-.-i 111
Ills work in thr past indic.it.-. sin i rss
f-ir thr train during the coming season.
Pennsylvania i wrestling team, which is showing brilliant form in it*
teason matches
Hie return or ( oach Servais to thr s<|uad has
had .1 marked effei I
|)i II
Mexander Matthews, Director of the Glee Club, - I
issuming direction of thr ( lub, has developed
I thr fini
'lobs n: the count r\
FROLICS O! FLITZ '26.
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Till. PI.WSYLVAMAN PICTORIAL HPI'L! All M. SATURDAY. JANUARY 24 1923
'The Campus Shop'
Haberdashery
and
Clothing
)649>51
WOODLAND AVE.
January sale!
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WE DO not believe in shout'
ing "SALE" unless it's ,i real
one—and offers merchandise at
obvious concessions.
This is one of the times that we feel
justified in doing so. Just look .it ,i
few of these items and prices, and
you'll agree with us.
ColdbUtt, MrhoM playing at «uard on the basketball team v\.ilar«e inra*ure. rrnponaible lor the victory over Cornell.
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White Oxford Alpha
Cloth Shirts . . $1.80
All $1.50 and $2.OO
neckwear . . . $1 .OO
Any 3 ties for $2.SO
S I Mi Her is ha/if>\
Imported fancy wool
hosiery
50c to $2.50 """'•bccausehc's**
These are all 85c
to $$.oo values
Wickham
Shoes
Don't forget wo press
FOR THE
COLLEGE MAN
s
8.50
\ itylc for
e\i <\ young mar
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STRAWBRIDGE
& CLOTHIER
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l Ighth »v Market Streets
45 STYLES
Brogues, Dress Styles, Smart
Knglish Lasts, < onsen ative < h
fords, Golf and Sports Models
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something worth
while tolling about.
5 suits for $1.00
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ESTABLISHED 102 YEARS
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PUBLISHERS
DEPARTMENT STORES
DRUGSTORES
THE JOHN C. WINSTON CO.
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PHILADELPHIA
\\ e arc in a position to offer
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Philadelphia.
Your Rushing Season requirements can be very well
satisfied here.
BROWNING KING c%: CO.
COLLEGE SHOP:
3709 Spruce St.
MAIN STORE:
1524-26 Chestnut St.
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anniversary "t the Founder's birth
YOU WONT NEED
FIELD GLASSES
to see the value in our
Wool Hose
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Golden Rule Service
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AT THE
CO-OP
Established to Save the University Student Money
The Perm Track Teams and SUPPLEEWILLS-JONES GOLD MEDAL MILK.
The boys drink it at the training table,
and in most of the fraternity houses
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ICEnoticeCREAM
the aw
one organization
SUPPLEE - WILLS - JONES