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JHcnns^teanian PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL CO. "92? PRICE. THREE CENTS

IN CLOSE CONTEST H burton School's Newspaper Survey

Shows Front-Page Space Given Crime

ScuM. By Virtue of Victory in Quarter- Mile Run. Will Hold Anchor

Position on Saturday

KEEN COMPETITION EVIDENCED

E Dern, Freshman Class President, ,v .15 First Year High Jump Trials

by Clearing 5 Feet 10 Inches

track meet held Sal . ,.,. Franklin Field, the

■.. Ri da by the

. The track i la were

two ti .mi-, thi R< da and the ,, . ., competition marked thi

A, n the two BldeB, and Bnal- 're. Gold, illT* ■•

: iii wen awarded to the Hi ei ill and third places,

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>rtant event 01 I i mi yard run. Freshmen only

. lit, and the outcome ol ii . t< .mi which « II r pr>

... in ■! i iii--' year class . r mile run in the Relaj i

i', iwi i Scull took Ural place, win- • • ol 52 i 5 8< i 'I'M- 0

. >nd, tollowi d Bj i. • i. irman, respectively, Scull,

vi< tory, was picked to ., | ■ ,, rai e thla S itur I iy.

,1 tali ol the Freshn i am, had little trouble In in-

n the two-mile run. m Ruell, who placed second.

i i : third. The time l 23 seconds. . , sidenl ol the Fr< Bhman

. u thi Freshman high Jump , ;,, , in Inches. Hale

: for secon! plaee in this

rard dash waa won by Lowry, . | , ios. Iy Lieberman

I | ,,-,.. The lime waa 10 6 10 . 100 yard Inten lass was won

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GERMAN CLUB PLANS ANNUAL SPRING PLAY

inde" will be preanted b) i lub ,ii Lhe Phllomuslan Club

... on Wednesday evi I;.. enthusiastic rei epti u

laft," the lasl offi i ■ ib ::.,. encourage I the mem- ent a more protenl loua one

i A weeks the cast baa .-. the production under

. i w.iii. mar Alfredo, man- i ;■ nil.HI Theatre, of thla

by Ludwig Kulda l)i among the b i lub.

A- Dr. Bruno .Mar'1 ns, a pendent mi an '■

■ ■ icpecting lii^ the evi nlng One

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•. ,\ - ti Bru with vowe ! permanent celi-

■ in |i - his grief In ■ ■

pher I •• i a Li m The again,

bj thi Ir l vlj \ remark by

there, to

Peace cpenai I tl

iri fate

re been se- il will ;:ilil 1.

nay be I • gnage IN-

I C 'liege Hall, or at •

a ■ ' . i ' . : ■

Iy small proi i I the front-page pace ii '■ • :

mpan d to i.. wa a a- conatru tivi and ■ lui atlonal is

i. \. aled by a survej at | Ighi leading Basti i a m « spapi ra

made in the Wharton School recently. i iey, which covers editions ol

thi • Ig • n< a - papers from 1911 lo 1918 ai 'I from <» tobi r, 1924, to Februai | 1926, waa made im the purpose ol determining how much space newspapers are devot ing ..n their tronl pages lo particular

news In thi sun ■■> I he i"i- tloi .i news wen

madi Politl -. foreign new a, i* . iri g, sciences a a I arl.

. ty, accident, religious and obituary. Despiti fact thai I police news

was broadl) interpreted to include nol onlj stories of the actual commission of 11 in. - and their Investigation, nut •ill criminal court proceedings and a

ent casi nvolving a certain amount ol ty, the sun ■ j show - tnat onlj

22.5 i" :■ < "tit of the front pagi • « .- ii iw being 'i' vote I to thla i lac i «■

- ol politics : in occupy 38 . • nl ol

pan svhlli foreign news 12.5 per ci in The accident n< i

Including all atorli s of greal I istera

' : ve 14.5 pi i ci nt ol the Brat

pagi apai i Fh i pi t levi ted to business new -. 3 pi r ci nt to siorii the ai i- ■ nd B< lem ee, and l per ceni • ai h

religion, obituaries and aporta, in;, n al In Ami ri< an political affairs

. ■ • - teadily Ii I

., i. 11Ii ,n laon ol the amount i f spai e di • . ara ago and I

: ■ i itest Ini rease amouni i I -;■ given to an)

class "i news Is thai given I i thi arl - and -' Ii ii.. - w':.II stories ol I he arts

ml) a !'• Iy small per c< nl ol front pagi spai i . the survi y shows thi new pap< rs an

I pei i ■ toi 'i thai ; toda) than ti n years ai

From 1911 I 1913 Dg with ri ligiou - topici wi i ■ given 1.5 pel cent nt the front pagi spai . while sporl wen given .5 per cent In connection with the

i ii. •,.a. d i" religion and -i' t be pointed out thr

( ni wspapers to aside ci rtaln spai for the

: . IgiOl ': page

In thai while instantly I .■ number ol In

i. : n.ii lonal com pi tltlons i I prob- ably accounts for the additional

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DDYLES [IGHI TRIUMPHS SOPHOMORE PROM TICKET I HTML ME SALE SHOWS PROGRESS

Bernett Strokes Irmigers Boat Over the Representatives Will Make Canvass of Henley Course, But Loses by a All Fraternities to Insure

Length in 6.53 Second Year Backing

BORIE'S FRESHMAN CREW WINS BOOTHS ARE STILL AVAILABLE

Johnny Doyle 1< .1 his eight to vli tory

lasl Saturday in thi weeklj ti I ■ ■;. | \ i rail. Doyi i rew

raci . against the i I I *< « bj Irmigi r, bul now stroked b) Eddie it.: i.. n. Irmigi i wa ro »lng No, l In; this boat in place ot Captain Mi Donald, who haa bei n absent from crew prai tli •■ the past week due to the death of hia father.

ri,,. race was rowed unaer pi rfert weather conditions ovi r the l 5 16-mile course, the winner's time being 6.531-6. The Freshman rac >, held earlier In the^

rnoon, waa won bj the heavy yearling ,.,.,.« • by Borle; the distance for this race waa one mile. Borie's hopefula were in front by a length and a half when the flnlsh line waa crossed. The winner's time w as 5 20

The Varsity race was hard fought over nt ii urse Al the atari Benm

boat Jumped Into the lead and held this position until the trolli y bri ig< » i« ri.,. hed, when Dolyi called for a big stroke an I the bow ol hia Bhi II drew

at ol Benm tt'a D lyli In- iii- stroke to 36 a minute. \

- neared the ha irk I ■ noj ,. , re« gradually pulli il away from

i Hi | on Pagi six

SOPH PROM COMMITTEE MEETING There will be an In the Sophomore Prom Committ" e

lit, al 7 10, ..i 3529 Loi list Sti T STANTON FRIEDBERGER

General Chairman,

With only four daya remaining ■ II a iphomore Prom, ' lhairman I

haa ■ xpressi d hit I n I hat all tickets I" purchased as soon a - poasibli

I'I ilt i proi nr. at ■ • - are now on Bale at the

on <'lub. in thi toi , and in-' Hoi IJOOI I lomm Guilfoi d'a and the Pennda llrectlon ol

n Alpass, 'i. ket i hairraan. A thor- ough canvass I I hi i Brious fraternity

« III ii Ii bj • he i .Hum!' ■• • ' -UP- a repi

' ntlnu i "ii Pagi S i

C. A. ELECTIONS N iminations tor offli i in thi CI

lian A it ion i • ■ i:: Wi (Kllaml \ ■

IJ 5 P M on TI ui «l IJ

N'omii ma ■ bj any mi nib I I

nomination inusi

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REVOLUTIONS OFTEN MUCH EXAGGERATED

Latm-Amer ca Maligned. Says Pro- fessor Collings

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n ih" upper urou] es is called t Vpril 27. ;- the last

, D which applications for rooms ma) be flli ■ allotment of r

' L'Tili, and announcemi nt ma Ii Ai 28

SPARTA FRITZ, Jr., Buraar.

Seniors To Nominate Honor Men Tomorrou

Hold Balloting n Houston Club—Make

Final Selections Thursday

Starting al l" A M In the Houston

Club tomorn «. thi membi ra ol s mior i la-- will i asl their ballots lor

Domination ol honor men. 'i hi p

will be open until I 30 P, M The I

of Hi" S| ii Man. Bowl Man

Cam Man and Spade Man will take place

mi Thursday ol thla week.

\ ording to tl Undergi i oun

.-il. all ... ■ ng oi inn i '

form will maki > man ini : .-• Me i i

, on« • ■' tne hon held toi I

■ . thi mi n who have

i for Peni are

nui ontesl Sen ration ''■

their bal

omorr >« i "■■ on • " b

n i orded by the voting. irding to thi plan ol tbi i lection

- - v • • I -v • - ■ 1 by iii" L'ndergraduate Council

Comn tee on Election Senior, when h" votes tomorrow, «ill « rite dow n

the names of I hi four men who In his

opimioi honors. Thi ■ ■ twelvi Seniors who recelvi thi

. number ol votes on tnla ballot-

. || be placed on the ballot in the

iin.il plecl Ions a hii h will bi hi Id T

day In 'ii.- Bnal electloi a the hlghe8t number of votes «ill

be declared Spoon Mai nexl Bowl Man, iii" third will !>• mum d I lani Mi D

and Hi" fourth Spadi Man- All Sei u i ii.- "iiuiiii.. to vote, and thi j

•" take advantage "1 thla oppor

tunlty In order thai i n p

maj I" ■

Crew May Go to England

p. in been \ ir

,■1 "ini-. d a ti ip to Engl u

ty R four re

' ■ Val" Colu i mia race on M iy 2

iyIkill Hei

E DEFEATS LEHIGHi

IN SPEED! GAME Two Thousand People Watch Red and

Blue Team Score Fifth Consecu- tive Victory ot Season

FIELDS COLLECTS FOUR HITS

Tremper's Single in Ninth, Scori.iQ Kruez. Prevents Exciting Tilt From

Going Extra Innings

Ov( .i rremper, P« nnaylvanla'a hard-

enter Hi Idi r ■ vercame Lehil ,iii"

Saturday on Frankl i I ■ '■ -

out a single In thi ninth which brought

... mi \ Kr II i with thi wli nlng run.

For • iigs n appi ared a

Ri .I and Miu. « win- Li UlgU .- bCOl ■ -■.>'• \

Ui t« IVAut ■ III nmng ut tm ninth :■■ bi

and Wniti brought in i«u ruu», . ..p the BI

. iiiu in. i.gin Held stands; J. . ill, bit In tiu. .

who erred on the play, Mi il going to Hayi i i Ing Mali,

i,, um . i ■ plati .ai. r Hi" By to Fields. Allen thi

tied, th Pi nn ) team showed the needed punch in its

Al Kruez knocked uut a doubli and took i liir l a few momenta later on Fii Ids' fourth hil of the garni

per i ontlnued hia hitting MM ak, third Bafi blow Into

ii. id, and the game pnded a« Kruea scored the winning rnn. makli r, In 4.

z •," Loi a tar hurler. starl t ball 1

f„ilr innli ':nine five men and allow .... !.. '. |■' : . lilt. In llio flft'i

Ii i up a little ui i '•• high put two Merrill's homer over Tn m

hi ad i" center Held brought M< II ■ " ■ ahead of him.

Dr Parlsa gave Kruea a much-ne d< ! ,1 ;,„ | thi Ihnaw pitched ere I-

Itahle hall during the last four Innlnars, ■ Ivnaj credit for 'he win. The BOgev

... ' -I...1 ,.f (he fl"M slowed u" "i° fl'-ldlt'B romilderaWv but ' Cnntlnm I Pagi Fivi

Dp"rHn<K»'« "I'olays Prizes ' • I 111 ■ ■ ■ '

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• ■ ' his -'"liar WOrh f ir i'. r ■ -'. Ivanla during the will ho nn display In thi

' • K robe di ' the hlghi I

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PENNIMAN BOWL CONTESTS Wli L RESLMK TODAY WITH BASKETBALL A^D SWIMMING

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M'Kenzie Cashmiers

and

Imported Tweeds $40.00

with 1 trousers

WARRENS 3425 WALNUT STREET

PHILADELPHIA

Importing Tailors

TOPCOATS $33.00 KNICKERS & FLANNEL TROUSERS $8.50

2 week delivery on all orders

Fine Worsted Suitings

New Colorings $45.00

with I pair trousers

Are You Thinking of Going Into

BUSINESS? Thousands if School Men Are

i ii templatii If you arc in tlii- class, have you thought yi m way tlir mgh I lent i A few j ears on ( you such an i

sales and bus pies as tin r waj

11 you have a str< i . you migl ■ with

ing for. LaSalle I Kti i ion L"n» rsitj is mittedly I in Vdull

■ '.'. a half I lur activ<

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the faculty of any of the

1 Supi rintci pals ci (| ■ pe can qualify i ir im-

• itiye positioi membership extension i I we would liki to discuss ,i permanent c i - nection with our institution with a few strong, resourceful school men.

Our Men Learn Business

and Make Money H. H. FITTS,

LaSalle Extension Univeriity

1315 Walnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa.

KRAEMER WINNEK OF

GYMN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Th ■ nail inal ampionship n i- held In New York City on April 11.

11 • le five m • - n entered by Pennsylvania, M Kraemer was I itstandlng

, • by taking first In r ipe climb and second In the rings. '■

K i- me I ne as

a - trprlsi Goltman f >r Pen ring Fourth

• ■ rope climb. ie Middle Atlantic champion

r- rsity 1 ter. K In ran wa: w 111 limbing

ra and ' look flrsl place In I i • man came in seennrt In I

climb and Ehrman fifth nn the hor*o •■. m toam closed

under C rvEi

UNIVERSITY TENNIS TEAM CALLS OUT CANDIDATES

Aspirants for Team and Managerial Com- petition Will Meet in the

Houston 'Olub Today

LAW SCHOOL COURTS NOW OPEN

MacDonald & Campbell

The Drovers and Merchants

National Bank Opp. West Phila. Station P. R. R.

CHESTER AVENUE OFFICE 5517 Chester Avenue

Capital »500.000 Surplus A Undivided Profits $189,750

Resources 83.356.726.89

Consistantly Commercial

PRESIDENT Samuel Graham. Jr.

CASHIER Charles V. Mohan

LEADING SPECIALISTS in YOUNG MEN'S

Snlta Orarooata Sporle Clothea Qaberdaaberj> Motorini Apparel

Hata

1334-1336 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA

Digest This Ad and learn to eat at

The Varsi-Tea Cafe 3703 1-2 WOODLAND AVE

We serve all kinds of sandwiches and Reasonable meals from 7.30

\ M. to 11 P. M

;ome regularly and buy a $3.36 meal ticket for $3.00

Open Sundays

Cai ! idates for the fnlvers ims will rep irl at the

will i"- hi Id In the H ion Club '' • ion at 1 P. M Candl-

... ■■■■ -.,;,,,, wjJ]

■ tip at this n tins Ail S

ibi-j competition and ai ' T Red nd Bin n will

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of the Height

courts In New York City April ., .. ,. ,... B | pen tl

= >n ^n *' n day. when it np;. (hi Hill School n^tm^n tl town.

It will be Impossible to conduct a toun ami nt to team which will

■ ■ the i • rsity on the com year as was planned, since thi River

P Id ■ mrts upon which tl i I tra I i be held, "ill not be completed n fore tbo i m. Tli" team will h • ; Dg •■•!'. ■ .

e candidates, and all those who 'o rompi't.- for places on thelli

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squad. Tho Law School i i i ourts at

Thirty-fourth and Chestnut Stn i iw ready f >t use. Ticket - admil

r to I ' ■ lies will 12 50 wl l< tl... prl i i •

n tii ■ S10 T« each will [ tl

tickets will also 1 Ivenue courts,

It pays to go out of your way for something good.

NOTICES C mtinu i Pag Thr

Soccer Th" I ii nt the Wharton School • the

R per Fli:! ' 1 P. M.: V) \\ st. Pratt. i " B Blnns N'octoi Pat -• HOT ■ ■■ ti Bar- ker, i n. S Iver.

Band B I :i at 5 I' M. In the Houston Club music room.

Sophomore Basketball—Following mon ■ ■ • t 1 "•"!'. for Howl

-non: Davf-n- I' W ilker, Duncan

WARM WELCOME AT WINTERS

THE FAVORITE OF A NATION

BEECH-NUT CHEWING GUM

ITS THI FLAVOR THAT COUNTS

BEECH-NUT QUALITY Has No Equal

Saxophones p

See

KEACH & GREENE

M/- i Market S;

Jewelry Repairing Engraving

WHY BE LATE FOR CLASS

RODGER F. PRICE WATCHMAKER

HALF CUTS COUNT UP 3647 WOODLAND AVENUE

3 Above the Campus Delicatessen

Beaston's Established 1874 Opp. Dorms

Everything Tor The Student Come In and Look Over

Our Complete Stock

1* Serviceable fabrics, Correct Style. Reed's Standard of Tailor- ing and fair prices make our clothing supremely attractive.

Suits and Top Coats $35.00 and upward

JACOB REED'S SONS 1424-26 CHESTNUT ST.

PHILADELPHIA

fegaasssa

THE WHITE HOUSE

CAFE

EATING HEADQUARTERS FOR

U OF P STUDENTS

3657 WOODLAND AVE

BELLAK Pianos Rented

1129 Chestnut Street

RUBBING ALCOHOL lot

D il lied from Grain

Bath-Massage-Rub 1HF II I > I KM PRODI ( I s < o

IV> Race Si Cincinnati Ohio

Sokl by Campus Dr

ANNOUNCING

the display of our exclusivi

IMPORTED SHOES AND HOS

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Bl ASTONS - MONDAY APRIL

LOUIS MARK IMPORT! R

143 S. BROAD STREE1

i XTREME AN CONERVATIV E BRI1

1925 THE PENNSYLVANIAN PAQt THRCI

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n men seem to be p ying • ccs. we think we

- up.

• In Winter.

ed. i, Special R.P. garters

'em in their place. \l.'. HAY NEXT

Broadway at Liberty

Herald ft*

Broadway at Warrea

mJ%m Qmamimt Comtrt"

K«YnrkCky

Broadway

Fifth Are. at41«« 81

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Freshman Swimming All men I

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Wharton Seniors

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Soccer i ■

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AINSLEIGH, Inc.

.it Penn Drug Store

April 20. 1925

THE LAI 1ST IK I \1) 1\

MEN'S FASHIONS

SPORT TOGS TOPPERS

ACCESSORIES

920 Broadwaj New York

HELLO BOYS!

iVF Have you seen our Spring and Summer Woolens. The chcic >. from the best Foreign and American Looms. A variety of patterns and colors that is without equal in the city.

MICHAEL FRANCISCO TAILOR

214 SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET (Below Walnut Street)

Clothes built to your individuality

'. i.ft i t'lLKUi;!!!: i

Christmann'E Bakery D. J. Timmoni. Prop.

BREAD ROLLS PASTR) 3269 Woodland Ave.

Fraterniiiec Supplied Baring 056'!

Everything tor the College Man at the

Penn Drug Company Opposite Dornis

SERVK I ACCOMMODATION

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Freshmen

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KeyS -••

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Beta G., I Sign

Undergraduate Council i

Tennis I

Red and Blje ■

Swimming

Take vA Weekly Trip Home . . . Oxer The Telephone

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She Can "Hardly Wait"! SAY WHAT you WILL . .. half the battles ol life .ire won. h.ilf the college tests arc passed and half the big games arc brought to a glorious victor) through the faith and the interest of the people at Home . . . your Mother and Dad!

"] have been very busj " is a favorite excuse lor delay in writ- ing them a letter, hut there isn't a man in college who is tcx> busy to telephone Hume once each

week.

Let the telephone connect you with Mother and D.id once c\ week ol your college life. It is a habit you will never regret.

THF BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA

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Cfw^-^ enns^toanian

f ublMliud m iiie UIMTMII oi ilia Univcim ., .. . ... t-Accpi aui.uai, auj..»* w.c Lliivel ) ,....

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF UJSOUUJti .... -•. olLlt.Ni, ..

MANAGING EDITOR NEWS. tUllon JA..I1..1 Al. ln..SULU.)U.., -., I.. .......... 1I..S..A.N. ...

FEATURES BOARD KUJJKK'l H. U.SUUK.S, ilD ... i .. AKD i . i . -•

i IIAKi.L.i It. l.i.l.iu I i . ,.v . . , .. I .' '..I II '.-

EDITORS j. i... gyrence i ,a*. , _• J, 1JU« 1'aLLuit, 26

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Tbomaf i. QrUlllb, 2£

K. it. UeUowvlli -• ASSOCIATE EDIlOKb

L.d*.uil 1.. LSucUcy, -u Wd >.■ M -J. -■- i.cniiM Al. CiioBidi. U .-.. ... L'autrwta, -i. J4iin«ia cidMluid, -Jii Uobeil a. KsuvuM, -u liouoll A. liiclieliicnici. -i. I • ■ •■' "■ UlUBMlli iw iiuuriLo A. UlUnarUn, iii '."".t J- Bcflwart* -'. h.. atoll Lioww, m fc'rwl U. Bavtay, iM

ASSISTANT EDIIORS John WtUker. '27 S. Wo»n»I b'lamlnf lliuhiuil fiiuuiua, 'il ICalpU li. l^ulou aidim/ J. biavll, '27 Vwnun Ivuiikio c. vv.nu.o AicAliiuuu, "27 >-'. sumnar l>»vu, -o ,,....,.,. ii. Walker, '27 Leonard l . Dill, Jr., "in j. uudicy jJttik*, 27 i IJI.K J. 'linker. '2H Kooeil C. ioild. '27 L.d»uid Irish, '2* LUAiii A. olouunir, '27 LlO} . U. 1 ..u. .. '-.

PICTORIAL CHAIRMAN BUM AJtD •...Ai' in ........i. PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS

Ueorf• Q. SI«V«M It K. M- Aiuu,h> 1.. iv. V lUiUoi'loid 'i licodoi'o Arnold i llaU'laf Ciaveii* Of i.i.d col.tn

BUSINESS MANAGtH hl.l.lluuu HHUil.Mj A1.1A1A11.U, '-..

ADVERTISING MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER Mini el J. Ado, '2* Paul J- i'- ecUuiiit, 2>

ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGERS iluibhall G. AUllieiiy, '2» aaiuucl 11. In a, li

ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS J. I'. Ciawloid. Jr.. '20 V, Al. Gilleayie, '2b W. A. A.I..,..-., 'M A. Al. lloukiiia, Jr., '27 John I.. Landau, -• 11. 1*. l.lo.da, '27 W. a. Goldalelu, '2t> LII.I.'IU 11. Clui k, '27

K. lauker, '2S

i. a. li.tdbuiK«i, .. W. V\ . V* coll, '27 j. v\ Uliaton sin.ih, '27 1'. God.o Sin.Ill, '27 John Al. Aloiil*uiiu i ,. '27 Mitraiutll lAjwm, '27 ii. W. Hunncora, ^u w ..a. r i'. Adams

Donald Al. u ood I ..,■,.., .1 .. 1 .,,..„'.. J 1 .

The Pennsylvania!! Invites oammunlcailons oo a.i subjects pi University illloleal. l^ctleia uiuol Oe Signed, hdl i.,fci.aluie will h.

f wltbbeld, if desired. !^ OFFICE, 34J1 WOUDG.V.ND A\ii,Mli

Hit Pennaylvanlan ia eutersd at tne Philadelphia I'oaioiD . ..- Hecond-tiaos matter.

iBubscrlpllona, Jj.uu per year, cine oent extra ioi eaob tony nani.ii wilhm the touuiy.

Business Manager's Office Hours: 6 TO ti P- M. DAILY

iltinhor of fcaisieiii liiitLo.ittiait Newspapei Associatloo

MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1925

NBW8 EDITORS OF THIS I8SUE RICHARD M. SAMSON

KUWARD S. IRISH KOV s. I;I NK

A WEEK OF CARNIVAL

To the man who is athletically or Bocially Incim J,

moat or II- an cither one or both, Lhi wi It b yonu* Joubt Hi,- one "I raosl activitj and Blgmfli i, nil. With affairs, theatrical and so lal r ach a% th i z ■■ on Friday and Saturday, il markj the turning point of the season after which all eyes turn toward Hej i Daj

and fommeuci mi in. 01 .ill the year il mosi ■ i•, could l»' termed i 'arnival Wi i '•■

The annual Pennsylvania Relays, .1 track and U .ii national and international import, probu • 1 erves Ursl place in iln sphere of athletii happenings, it is pr ceded tii. Spring Itegatta, whi< I. will be h hi •'" 1 In Si buj Ik il n< xl Wedni ida) and Thursdaj afterno-ins, brl er tec barge cr< wt Tin Varslt) basi ba . nine mi Swai on Franklin Field on Wednesday prior to 11- departun two-game circuit Into New Bngland.

With it« first week's run al tin Forrest completed, tit -

Mask and Wij « will ma h Saturda) evenin A iiowei post 1.1.-.111 performani 1 i, "Joan >l Ark 1 a a will nltely passed Into hlstorj when the linali day nii;iit. The Sophomon Pn mena le In \\ Hull on Fridaj will mark the culmination ol the l nlvet

on. Although not thi m ilar ball 1 I Prom 1 "ii" - al an as tlnu ai maiden tor the colorful Relays in the si.ul.dm.

Although only om of I ks" whii 1 break the daj In-daj out routine of tl I year, tliia one «ill Bcarcel) be ou a respect to among 1 he undi rgradua With il I 1 of dramatic, athletic and social all II can well be 1 .. wei i> of 1 .tnii\al.

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THE LAST LAP With this evening's performai

Wit; triumph, "Joan of Arkan and last week of il t Tbeal

|,. rformam • s which « 10 be the lael of the rear. There will IT n ■■■■ all, r the Qt '■ • 25. Wh< 1 t.iin Is runs: down 1i1.1t evening Mask and \\'.~ will li<' ov< r for anotln r year and "Joan of At kansas" «ill !■• ■ ome a sub-

: ir 1 omparlson and will r ; former Mask and Wig succ—- In of the Qulm e sn, 11 1 lubh«

lima the ■ ide, the rj

and thosr who are members of tl any cannot help but

feel some regret that II I much tiring work, long hours is at an end, but it meat , liar.1, terizi tl b than one form group as truly ■: • that may be mention* d at only Room tor Oni

Ma 'k and Wig has I

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R If" M in erta lulj turned mil to ■ Pole rau I

It is report) d I Z zl lit hal In favor

it,' hold on him. If Mm our 1: : com !. would Immod 1

'.1 ih,

ii, .v 1 liarap

WH had thought for .1 ti n days that 01m were hecon en thej wouldn't ipi ak to us on the street, but il was flnallj 1

Zb] zko al the b mts and h trail :. out tin ir longm 1

I., ifterward

Wi ",• thai ih. I'hillli Vfokan, pre- : ' Ro ton II

hi- ■ " ■ in din I,." II ic on Satin I

" Vlai k I'l'i'dicl 1 1 .1 II n 1111 nib r that

would

v lent , the li, qm in I the prim

puzi li

ne<l the radio r who was led th ilnlon liande 1

down bj tin A mm h more appropriate punl hmi nt, wq tli nk, ■. 11I1I have been lo maki Beveral hours to 1 la- broadi astii

V1 , ■ h a, \s III b in the Relay

liim ■ run the li nuili of th, ti .

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1 (1 1 up tin a III.! • tp III,'

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irl .a the pi i> we know 1 1 inspired in

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and , • ly iinpn ol 1 ommunl m, but and 1

TODAYS APPLESAUCE

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The Cam pus Shop

Haberdashery

and Clothing

shirts one week only— at these prices

Nci matter what kind of shirts

you prefer wearing we have them — lots of them at prices that you will gladly pay. For example, here are just a few very p> ipulai numbers:

Plain white Alpha Cloth Shirts Collar $^so attached «

Lumba Check Flannel Shirts — Collar- $4 85 attached, Feather-weights . . . ™~

Blue Oxford Shirts —Collar-attached— $■€ 95 laundry savers «

Be sure to stock up this week. Come in today.

remember—we press 5 suits for $1.00

LIST OF OTHER STORKS 1010 Market Street 122S Market Street 1J05 Market Street

1140 \!.<rUi-t ^ir.'.l I SIH Market "-irrci 149 S. llro.iJ Sirccl

27 South lSih vtreet N 1 ( . r tthfil N.uchSta. ^ or. Hi,,-.1 &i i.,...,.! Ava.

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"TXTe 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 detrvils.

Berkshire Life Insurance Co. of Pittofield, Mass.

Everett II. Plummet, General Agent 421 Chestnut Street Philadelpl.

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Yellow Lantern Cafeteria 3433 Walnut Street

Luncheon 11.30 to 2 Closed Sunday Rreakfast7.30 to 9 Dinner 5 to 7

FROLICS OF II II /. 2< No. in-

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MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1925 THE PENNSYLVANIAN PAGE FIVB

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E OPENS MAY 1ST Alumni in All Parts of World Organ ze

for Fifteen-Year Campaign, Says Chairman Gates

S17.000.000 FOR IMPROVEMENTS

I'M invented a Dew nice |>.>w.lor which can't come off.

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Special Ratf '« Student!

In prep ~""ih anniversary, the L'nlversitj c4

Pennsylvania will, on May l I>I»-I. - campaign to raise more than 145,0 100 i- .1 permanent Endowment fund. "It - i vast undertaking to gather contrlbu "■Hi- tota ■ .■ 116 ■■" ." Thomas S. Oati 93, who beads the ■ ommittee in

.:•• of the fund, remarked. "R-'ut the plan i- commensurate; it la assuming not merely ,-i national but In truth an Inter-

;i scope "Hundreds ol notable gr of the

University who are pusiiine their work in forty-odd foreign countries are help- ing to build ii i. a great organisation to carry our story and our appeal during the nexl Bftei n j u - to the four corners of fli" world. The atory ..f the founding;. d< velopment, Ideals and accomplishment* of the University of Pennsylvania has such :i human appeal ae to Insure a uni- versal response.

"Wi can saj " i ontlnued Mr, I I "thai the University of Pennsylvania haf

real pioneer in American edu- II m. it esl kbl I ■ ' the first medical

arhool In tin's country in 1766. while it •-•till went under the name of 'The Col-

my and Charitable School.' Thi Unlvi rs I y p mslble for

mi m of the firs! chair of law In The first teaching

In thi . . nnsylvanla in l-:i conducted by Dr. William Pepi ■ who later was made Provo I Thi i' • igaln led when it made busl-

• pe by the Introduction of the \V i a hool of Commerce in 1881 "

in -i . :-r. it "" tn be raisen n< 1H10 ■ nfto ftftft will hi • flp fnr tho en-

• • of the various schools and do- - and <i7onn.nnn will he used

, ■ com mi fund In- - Mr. Ual OJJ (9, as all man;

p. i W. John

( . Bell -i Gi rgi n Fr '»"( .1 Grayson '02 Dr .1 Norman

93 V.'.w i- ! II ■'" '""■ • . ■. H Huti hinsoi '88 L C Ma

72 Randal V i " ' ■ i" "■ Pi nd •' Barton Town-

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Scholastic Teams To Compete For Cup

Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Presents

Cup for QuarterMi-le Relay

M. GELLER CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING

COLLEGIAN SUITS 318.50 UP

7 NORTH 40th STREET

Brills Restaurant We Serve Full Dinners

.45 and .35

231 South iOth Street

Sporting Goods Specia

TENNIS GOLF SWIMMING BASEBALL

Discount to Students

SHIRTS HOSE TIES

UNDERWEAR

Houglikirk & Polin Sporting Goods & Haberdashery

107 So. 11th STREET

-sjaconjii t O\UM Special

to li>ci-|/i?l (4 htsfim

Felix writes from — Lucerne

Ho for the land of Cheese, Choco- late, and yodels! We went alping first thing this morning among the foothills to get in condition for the Olympic's Yodeling contest day after tomorrow. Imagine represent- ing our country in such a famous international tilt!

I put the finishing touches on a new crescendo-prof undo yodel with which we hope to carry the field. Jack is acting as my a'.l- round manager, rubber, and trainer and I have to give him credit in spite of our spat over Kit I

This is a beautiful country, old feline, but you can't help but notice bow the advertisers have slipped up on a wonderful opportunity to cover the mountainsides.

Yours in Mu Mu, FELIX J

Mr. Anderson Pclk at the Supply Store on the Campus.

CUNARD & ANCHOR LINES ... —... ten I ci i«ed i i « t vn -

2M SO. ISTH ST., PHIL»Dei'>«,« OR LOCAL AGENTS

Philadelphia alumni of the Alpha -,-,., omega yesterday presented Orton, of the Relay Carnival,

which takes pla. nexl Prides and Franklin Pleld, a very fine silver

IP The cup will be a* M the winner ol the Wterschola I

nunrter-mlle race which will be ■ „„ Friday. Th« cup will beheld by the

.,, inning U tor the enanlng year, .„„, wll, be won outrlgW by tne first

„,i winning II three timi

Thi- WM "'" "" "'" ram this year at tl requ

„,. and will b. ■■ ^themos, .... ■ -, ath-

i T, cl B • i .i.

Mr

Hamilton Institute. St. John", ■ rsburg are all known to

,:iV. verv flne teams, and 11 Is ^.ed . . . will he

..oprcsnt record of IB 4-B «*• .. by „,„ rn1Verslty High, of

Chicago. I' not very fMt tlm<v The above challence cup Indicate the

interest taken in the Relay Carnival by the fraternities at Penn = v1van!a. for. in addition to the run offered bv the Alpha Tan Omcira fra'ernitv challcnire run* i ,,-. he*Tt t^reoented for various relav nt.amnlonshlns hv TVltfl nnsllnn T.amhda

Chi Mnha. Alpha Slew" Phi Phi Ksnpa p i pn| Kanna S'e-ma and Theta Chi.

Ui«lvth3lll iilNb UthtAlb l_fcHIGH i.» OfttOY GAMc

I uullUUud llolii 1' i-c OIlc

adi several spectocuiai ■ i The team wioweu up Ue»t at l) ing uiirteen mi- un >\ aim i ■•

Tins waa tin. Bret -,. tine on Franklin Field fol-

lowing the Southern trip, and makes ine tilth consecutive vicl "• The

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f after plendld . ninth inuiug.

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Breakfasts served 8-10 A. M.

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III* WALNUT *T, PHILADELPHIA.

ONE'S APPEARANCE

Good clothes do not make success but are a part of it. Your appearance is all

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misjudged. Our clothes cost a trifle

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suits—Why not get the best and get

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PYLE &INNES Leading College Tailors

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Knickers and

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Bring Vest or

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WE SAVE YOU THE PRICE OF A NEW SUIT

Do You Need Money? See Dave BrooKs, 3211 Woodland Ave.

Money Loan Office Money loaned on anything Buy and sell anything

Special Wardrobe Trunks S15.00 up

Wright -Ditson Tennis Balls 45c. Tennis Rackets S2.00 up. Gilf Goods Baseball Goods Music.il Goods 35pc. less Store your raccoon Coat and use the money over summer.

BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL

PL^VMORE Rl TRADt MASK

A Sensational New

SPORT SHIRT We are showing this new Whitney PLAYMORE in oxfords.

• -Is. broar'cloths »rtd sportcloths. Instead of the usual tails the PLAYMORE ha', an nd of pu'e woo!

which is worn over the trouser top. The most comfortable as well as the best looking sport shirt ever made.

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PAGE SIX THE PENNSYLVANIAN MONDAY. APRIL 20, 1925

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You Wilt Find-

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most complete line of Drugs. Toilet Articles and Stu-

dents Supplies to be found anywhere in West Phila.

Zullingers Drug Store 40th and Spruce8ts. Baring 1234

After you have tried the following: FRIEDRICH'S "FULL DRESS" Keeps the hair smooth and glossy. FRIEDRICHS "LEMON SHAVIN G CREAM". BIEG'S "EGG SHAMPOO CREAM" on the market over thirty years.

We Can Offer You Work for the sumrrer months that will be profitable to you and your Frat- ernity. Call to see us, or write

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Bell Phone:

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KeiserBrother s BEST SANDWICHES AND MEALS ORDERS DELIVERED

260 SOUTH 37th STREET

L. B. Schofield, '13, President T. M. Schonour. '12, Vice-President

DIRECT COAL COMPANY 30TH AND RACE STREETS

A Specialized Service to Fraternity Hou set

STUDENTS a»d TEACHERS

CONDUCTED EUROPEAN TOURS

at minimum cost

Itineraries include France. Italy, Germany, Belgium. Holland, Austria, C/ccho Slovakia,

Switzerland, ..nd the British laies.

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$305—$845 includingptaaaceboth ways,

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Descriptive booklet, outlining all tour*, places vuucd.coju.ctc.,mailed up riTejjuest

111.' TOR MACDONALD, 3731 Locust St., Philadelphia. Pa.

UNITED AMERICAN LINES (HARRIMAN L'.NE^ Joint Service uith HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE

230 So. 15th Street, Phii.v, or local ggerts

Nu Rho Delta - Spring Ball AT

Elks Club, Broad & Wood Sts. SATURDAY, APRIL 25

[an Garbcr HIMS \ - L BAND

Pokes Pirates

TALENT

SUBSCRIPTION $3.00

SPECIALTY NUMBERS NOVELTIES

INFORMAL

SOPHOMORE PROM TICKET SALE SHOWS PROGRESS

from Pace One

king. g Welghtman Hall

om are now iall will ba ted with

Palms,

: tarlas will constitute the tttrat tlvi

. . ■■•■•:.

- •■ A hici will i"- marked by large Boor will i»

; . n order to prorl ■■ i from >■ |

tte has sei an I many at- tractlvi Including Vinci i I

imous twelve-piece or- chestra. Lopei will personally direct his

makers, and many old favoi ■■■ nn-ylv.mia numb 1- will I •■

rendered during the evening. The fa^ blning qualities ot beauty and »-

are pr bably the b< si • v< r obtained for .1 like function.

All fraternities are urged to send In ; booths today to

J -• pb it..:r. 3603 Locust Street, rax for ■. bo ill- will be $10.

DOYLE'S EIGHT TRIUMPHS IN VARSITY TRIAL RUN

Continued from Page One

■ - ipponi !•■'- and at the hi ad of Peti r's i- md water b< gan to sh m betwi ■ item of Its boa! and the bow of B< n\ nett'g Bhell. When the coxswains called to the men for all they had, Bennett's Ighl rail< il to respond like thai i I Doyli '-

and the lighter boal passed ov< r the fin- ish a length and a quarter in the lead.

Thi si atii B of thi two boats was some- • i hanged Saturday due to thi

I two or three men. The boal • lined up as follows: Doyle's crew ' .! aeon, lmw: Elliott, A. Johnson, B

Hensel, Woodruff, Payle, D [i . and Rosi. coxswain. Benm tt'

crew Swan, how: Grashoff, Redway, Ir- Ri • \•-. Jordan, Bennett,

stroke, and Plug-Pelder, coxswain. ! Pri -hman boats linpil up as fol-

i: i rew — Jordan, ' Genl '■' Gi in W A

DI y. Si bastian, Borli. ?tro and Bi rry, ci i - w ain. Swei I si r'j crew Pat

bow; Thi irgard, Oilman, Mc'Ji i i . .-; iwyer, I >•' ' cr, Sw m r. stroll

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Tl • medals « hd h « ill be givi n to ::. u ■ n nft hargi crew il h.i Spring R gatta an on display In Gomm/'s i Thi n gatta « 111 hi Id W' dnesday an Thursda; ol this wei k.

BLUES DOWN REDS IN CLOSE

CONTEST BETWEEN CLASSES

tlnued from Page I >■

bj Watts, with Sharp and Bennetl third, respeel Ively. The I mi

was l" -' 5 Beconds. 480-yard Interclass run was won

hv Houghtrn, Goldberg ran a fine raci but i Id not quite equal the speed of Koughton He plac i second and Hop km- took third pla ••. The time of this race was 2 mimites 142-5 seconds.

Wobensn Iffi won Brst place In the Var- - i I the R80-yard run in the

time of - minutes 82-6 seconds. Gundrun cond. while Thompson came in

third. In the 220-yard low hurdles Slater placed first in the Varsity trials, winning In the fast time of 26 8-B seconds. Boner

second placi and Tornella third. In thi 120 yard l< w hurdles Powell won first

■ ■ i ten las- event, winning :i timi of 159 l" seconds Weygandt

•,\ hlli Si hw a rti i ame in third.

In • mile Freshman run Sinclair • ■ tapi yard ahead of Ulun-

who took sei in I plai i The time i mlnuti s 52 seconds In thi 220

yard run Torni first pi u e in the ty ti f 235-10 sec-

n !- Jarell and • • • ■ • ■ -■■ ond and •, • fter a cl ely

'• • ■ Pn »1 n an 220- yard run Forbes Rydi - wl repn ■ • \- w V ■'■< \-■ Il ' I i ' . ■ •

n, won easily. In winninc this • ■ qualed the timo of 2' "> 10 si I

made In the V ty 1 ■ nee.

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SALESMAN WAXTED : : aft n : enthu

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WILL THE PERSON who took a to] it in thi

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FRATERNITY HOUSE STEWARDS

/U TENT/ON/

Before yen arrange for the cooking and serving :,! • house foi n«'' year

SEE ME

I am prepared to take char ge of fraternity houses, put in rry help and under my personal sup ervision attend to the needs cf the - | ehen and dining room.

Rates for your members wil I be no higher than at present but qual- ity of food, variety and qua ntity will be improved

100% ERNIE M. ALLEN

ERNIE ALLEN'S Grill and Cafeteria

3337 Woodland Ave.

Splendid Restaurant 3645 Woodland Ave. Good Food, Properly Prepared

at Popular Prices

TODAY - AT BEAST0NS Kendig - Whelan - Mason

TAILORS 1207 WALNUT STREET

SUITS and OVERCOATS Shown by Mr. Mason Dress Suits & Tuxedos

New Spring Models Our entire line is here anticipating your

expectations. Prices $7 to $10

THQREENEW "Spring lifpdc/s-

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The Smartest Oxfords u've ever eeen — in the neweit her,. Black or Tan Calf alto

Patent.

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137 So. Broad St. SHOES

1232 Market St. Both Shop* open Saturday Evening*

HgS222^1_^r: Formerly 1312 Che.tnut St. ES5.V ■