10 1?' IN IMPORTANT CONTEST ON FRANKLIN FIELD TODAY

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1 - T^gf^5Ctr^^NW5YLV^^ PHLADELPHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1926 PRCE FVE CENTS R(d and Black Out to Gan Frst Vctory»er Red and Blue Snce 1917; Four Other Contests ERSTY LNEUP UNCHANGED EtM Cary. Saunders, and Rchardson Most Consstent Players n Man Lners' Ensemble,. wll endeavor to wn mutch n nne years MU hooters at Hav- noon. The old Phlladel elrfn strength R, rdlem of the Man games on,. ways pont for the and offer a sprt- pnnng ol eeu ontendn whch an ntercoll shed, was D gas - men, 8-7.! ear downed the \ c. " and bs : T gers to a 1 draw pxtra perods faled to breal - Hnders, and Rchardson,. j das era, wn captan of the : nd All-Collegl- play h* opposes Germanths afternoon. The season vctory ther credt, come p, and the second Unlavenge ts fourth team also rmantown bnal MANY ENJOY LAST SMOKER PROGRAM - Hall Management Presents Many D utrtlfed Entertanments ver rowded last attended the last r under the Houston rtalnments, n throughout Bep-. been very pop- e Unversty. Last an excell - w re offered. very nten - ftertou, M James r. U ys, ' : account of the made wth a g from Harvard Glee «(f, rent types M. r Dravo, the - featurng sty, who rdlon to all wl luslon of FOREGN STUDENTS WLL HOLD MONTHLY FORUM THS SUNDAY Accordng to a statement made rece l ly by the Unversty Servce Club, Mr and Mrs. John N. Frazler of Rydall, Pa., wll bold the monthly foregn stude forum of the Epscopal hurch al ther borne Sunday afternoon and evenng, Automobles wll leave the Church of the Transfguraton at 8.8 Sunday afternoon n take the 36 student representatves of n dfferent natonaltes to Rydall. The Reverend John "Jack" Hart wll lead the forum whch wll dscuss Ques tlons of Morals and Relgon, especally those havng some nternatonal bearng, James Splgler, former crew man. s charman of the student commttee n charge. OPERA COMPANY GVES FRST CONCERT OF YEAR Trovatore Wll Be Presented Tonght As Frst of Seres Gven By La Scala Artsts. eated the e the be PRCES f soccer se - n 196, the REDUCED FOR STUDENTS won the majorlt) n re- sun luncemenl n ' " 117 engageraled the Man Ln- (\.. 11^ la students could ob ts was Buffered Opea -... > prces, Mr. Red and Blu«Nl* - eral thousand s D the wnnng Haver- e made axpll - -. lea and mdhdual perform. -. rrovatore, 1 he Brsl of tl«* La -. repertore, wll be presented tenlghl a the Mel ropoltan < era House. n a speech tha Mt Ktzsche «tonght, he says, "Ths s bat the thrd Phladelpha Season and we sbm usl tlal the musc lovng pubu< ' adelpha and rclnlty wll contnue to the La Bcala Qrand Opera Company n , odld aujmorl durng the season and n the future that has n the past" He wll also explan the purpo E ths organzaton and the Operatc School whch was started last year for the tranng of poung PhUadel- 'hans n all branches of operatc work. Concernng ths year's program whch ncludes ffteen performa s n Phlladel phla and over one hundred n the pr pal ctes throughout the country, ar. Xltxsche beleves tha s B matte cvc prde " the offcers f the Com j..)v n realse that ths s the Brsl Phladelpha Opera Company whch carres. : ame of our cltjr to the other mush (Contnued on Page Four) DR. HOLMES SPEAKS AT SUNDAY FORUM n order to brng the enrrenl qu stlons.f the day before the general student body, a seres of forums was begun lasl Sunday evenng al the Chapel of the Transfguraton. Tomorrow evenng al seven o'clock Professor Arthur E. Holmes, Professor of Psychology al the Cnve wll be the speaker. l»r. Holmes, who s a leadng authorty on scence and n llglon, and former pres Drake Unversty, wll be speak) r of ' "!1,,»T e Psychology ol R< glon." Sunday evenng a larg< - her t* Qdonce al the forum, and tomorrow the of the dents ol! "' ' ad. Dr. Joseph McCrack mer member of P, and Who ' : M... 1 ary Work lecture \-- preslde over the forum next Sunday. Dr. McCracken baa be«n n Chl ths s hs to Amerca durng ' 1 1?' N MPORTANT CONTEST ON FRANKLN FELD TODAY Cardboard Squares Placed on Seats n Sophomore Secton to Be Waved Durng Sngng SECOND-YEAR MEN TO OBEY RULES Sprt Commttee Sponsors nnovaton Wth Approval and Support of Undergraduate Councl Pootball fans presen al Frankln Feld afternoon when the Pennsylvana.. en clashes wth the Blue and Whle 'olumbla "ll «tnost a unque nno on n the South Stands accompanj bg the sngng of the "Red and Blue." Squares of blue cs on \»hlch arc prnted n red the letter "P", wll be lack e<] n seats that have been selected t" form a glanl "!" n the Sophomore sec.... men oeeupj ng these seats wl wave ther placards back and forth, keepng tme \\h the m durng the rendl ' the chor "Red Blue." ns for th< on of he novelty al the Columba name were formulated by the Sprt e, and receved the approval and support of the Undergrade ate Councl. Whether the practce wll be contnued or ool depends upon ts re ceptlon and executon by the body. Explct nstructons concernng the use of the cardboard squares are prnted on the v\e-.e sde. Head Sun. leader 'llea urges s d adherem e to the rules f the cards are msused, a repltltlon of todaj'- sp thanksgvng gas a, Che pla ards are not to be red, and are n be used only by those Sophomores on whose Beats tej. re p aced. The colored card- wll he kep hdden from sght untl the sngng of the Unl (Contnued on Page Four) SAMPLE 1928 CANE PLEASES JUNORS Thrd year Men Should Place Orders Wth Commttee mmedately n vewng the Brsl sample of Junor.. the members of the Commttee were rery much pleased wth the new type. The cane - much hes :,,-.,. of former years and s rghtly termed the "bludgeon cane" becaus ths qualty. The cane s of a dark, rch color wth an amber tp and a slver band retals tor The terms ontra wth Penndashery call f'>r the delvery of bul 5 canea Ths p was made use nf the lack nf tme " whch the Com d n market them and ll s. gted that all members of the who p '",r orders as soon as a as the Commll.1: - u '". v of mure than BOO, n former y< - work A opus and nous.. Chs rman, Paul S. Sa v A. S. 1 r *'.. - Mornmgsde Heghts Team Hat Record of Sxteenth Meetng of Rval nsttuton* Sx Vctores n Seven Games Played Ths Season to Begn at 2 o'clock; Record Crowd Antcpated PLAYERS AVERAGE 172 POUNDS 1 ' :1 wll ent r lodaj - traj «th the Red and Bne wth. strng of 6 11< lores and one defeat er, The Blue and Whte eleven has ganed lmpressh e \ctores ov r su 1 V< nen. rnlon, Wesleyan, 1»uk Wllam and Mary. n spte ol t.t 1 he Lons were defeated er n the season by < 'h lo S bj crtcs as 1 - n the Fast n e\ erj game ex ppl 'A m and Vlarj llt, ' 'olumbl 1 has s lenl mprovement as th.. ress c. the hgh sp n ths encounter, le 1 s led, t,.11 the end of the 1. but the.de llelg perods 'dne and Whte ba << 111 j >~-< 1 nf tlpger, Madden, lef lalfbm k back ; and Kaplan, qu avem. ; a does the pun a coslst j' nr 1 'apla.madden s an nccurate passer Mud drop-kcker whle Sest, hs ru e a the halfback,.. the opnon of many crtcs slve had, n the Bast. Columba's lne la has opposed the R D dale ths season. Wth Fure Kerrgan, left tackle; Cuneo, left guard; b'rench, center; Alder, rlghl guard; Re) Holds, rlghl tackle; and Brad), r] the forward wall «ll 11 n TT pounds. Of these Brady and Fun. the «ng "'- ve s ow n up n 1 n recent ga -. Fure) s n to be : 111 excellent defensve end. and s adept.11 recevng forwards. Old Lantern Gven Mssour TSO Ma.-dara. Japanese Ambnsn dor to the L'nlted States, recently pre se the Schu. urnallsm Unversty of Mssour» -'..n lantern as a ' frlendsh j. between Japan and the L'nlted St PAUL SCULL TO START GAME (me of the most mpor - - n tn countr) «u be played on Frankln Feld! fternoon when Pennsylvana and Oo lumbla agan \ e for grdron supremacy ltest la... and a record Crowd. d le be On hand when openng whstle blows. la) - ball c wll mark the sxteenth] - between Pennsylvana and Oo lumbla n 48 years. Eleven of the games). resulted n Red and Blue trumphs whle three went to the 1 ons and one WUS.1 The "four magl at - and ther teammates have pled (- a total Of 11 ponts \ of the seven layed so far -. SO, del'... tng ranklln and Swarthmore,... \\ -. and Penn State, l» a feld -.; by "Frosty' Petet. nols a 3 to w n mer tn Kd and Blue. Penn s: neup «ll be u Paul 8 ll, star Sopho mure halfback, who sustaned turn cartl lages n hs Bde n the P on State battle s back al hs old poston, Murphy, who n D suff a an njured h > for the lasl two weeks, and Wascolo who hurl llnos. wll Jl~.> start the game. The probable lnen r Smth 1111 Butler Parke Hake MTS Pennsylvana Columba " Mur;. Rogers P. Scull u : -. olonl quar. lefl Furey Ken uard 'lne.. center. ard ad -. - r h Adle R J nolda Bra.v Kaplan Sesll fullback Rlege Pennsylvanan Heelers \ 'en - Htlan Busness heeler- * n report fal to the offce ',; 11 ' Bush * DFFERENT CAMPL'S CHURCHES PRESENT VARED PROGRAM OVER THE \\"ELK-END *glout wll be held the var churches over th< «'hurch n» mornng servces wll n-.le ths Sunday as Alfl B Sunday, al whch t U u...u twenty stud wll be present. u" extendng to ou church, «hlch mss, es tha lp< - ll.-. and Fe o«shp Hour he. ond cted ' Street 1 Eddy for the and e D or o on wll.e,-; of "Our D! - talk wll he on Atl rmed red by the R H and Robert 1 of tl e Pennsylvat Student! Madam!: lar... lent,, ak at 7.48 on ' A New Met from Lebanon." On Monday : }for r. la banqu al whh b»r. Harry L R of Se«rork wl er of the. : ll... wll.m.'. e :. banquet Chun a al whlcb Dr. E. P. 1, P. H. D.. D. D., wll addn :. ' ll 1 r of ;. ; 5 1 " the > SO

2 PAGE TWO THE 'ENNSYLVANAN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ' 3. '926 Jbnnsptoanan Pubhahcd n the jnhfm o( fbe Unvettaty ol Pent >. leal?, p-ept Sunday, aufng U Unveutjr jctf. EDTOR N-CHEF CHARLES WNDLE McMAHUN. 'X NEWS EDTOR MANAGNG EDTOR S CKOltK hllmlmj, "27 JOHN». V. ALk-tK.. S. Mclvu, J7 H. T. bongaadt. 28 A. h. GfttamtM,.j C 3. Dava..e L C Dll. '28 E. M. Coraun.. E. Echr.bclgcl 5. B. FEATURES BOARD L-v-.j Lm. t >- Pcue. J7 ASSOCATE EDTORS u Ktaa, '21 O U. MaUu. '28 h s. U ah, -, b Hodfof,.o, V... vel, F. D blcual. -o.; L M<La, -o ASSSTANT EDTORS.. A. SunfU, 2V K. L lnatrlbach, : 1) U.,,.:.. / a. U A H. Cral,./ H - BUSNESS MANAGER ARTHUR MU&tLtV NufMNa. JR.. CRCULATON MANAGER V Loua uo. '27 ASSSTANT BUSNESS MANAGERS W D Adan*. 28 R. U Scott, J.. '28 A. V. Coplon. '29 J. kr, '28 a A 3lu.. 28 R. L Zuls(U. "»9 B K 'ougu. ':«h rttnb M..5» M C.ak. Jr.. "29 t, V. Honso, 28. labot, J<.. P. 1). L,.L.U... J. L. Sfcg.cuan, '29 PCTORAL CHARMAN PHOTOGRAPHC EDTOR LARLfc UOU^LAa MAAS, '27 U,..,,u, B H.7 ASSSTANT PHOTOGRAPHC EDTORS J. F. M.gu.cJ. '2o v> t McKennev Albet Engl.hart, 28 U.um Laucbach. '28 OFFCE. Ml WOODLAND AVENUE :. red at Phladelpha Poafo&ca -a atcond-cuaa tnatcr. Bttbacrptkmt $*.ou ($7. bj> nal m Phladelpha County) Uuan 'M Manage! a Ufhcc luura. 4 to e, M b«.y Member b-.kten ntc- colleqate Nc*%»p.tper Abaoct.tton NGHT EDTORS OF- THS SSUE EDWARD S. [RSE HOWARD W. OMAN AN NNOVATON.lu- :s the football men, themselves, tre of the constant ce and weekly struggles, BO do the spectators Call nto. so-called "rut." nesslng lve or BX contests there a tendency to watcf the game and to net " " ' cheer when upon to tn M. n m effort to counteract ths lethargc nstnct arrangements have been made for a feature dsplay n the cheerng n durng the Columba game tomorrow. Ths venture wll further serve to heghten nterest n the te grdron match - over aganst that staged by the many p atonal teams. A number of cardboard squares wll be placed on the at the begnnng of the fray, on the back of whch wll be prnted complete nstructons for ther use. Because of the fact that the emr.' project wll be n full vew of the thousands gathered n the stands, the dsplay wll ether fall mserably or be a startlng successs. The Bllghtest of errors wll necessarllj be so obvous as to run the entre process. To nsure the Buccess of ths attempt, everj Btudent recevng a card musl read the nstructons thereon carefully and follow them to the letter. Dpon each ndvdual member of th - secton depends the appearance of the u - play. SUBMERGNG PERSONAL CONTACT Students n the Wharton Scl are requred, at the end of ther Freshman year, to enroll lu 1 varous groups, adaptng ther rosters thereafter, to nclud jects whch form the requrements of the partcular group n whch they are enrolled Tl bvlous pun f such mapped out for undergraduates courses of stud; M\\ enable them n specalze Held n whch artcularly <ted. Tn- system, we feel, - perhaps too rgd, h lacks the human elem re be ne essary to attan the maxmum resu t. We beleve tha B faculty advsor] system, f feasble, would n the groupng of nd supply the mucl led human element Contact n older men would also be of great beneft to the students. At present, a Btudent who seeks.: the plannng of hs futun rse of study s referred ether to the charman of hs group, or to the Enrol nenl Board. Usually l- the former unavalable. The Enrollment Board undertakes " advl lj concernng technl -. n other words, the Board "ll make a decson as to whether a cermrse s requred, under a partcular group, but cannot advse the student as to what course would be advsable to take Frequently, students enter the Senor year feelng tha wth the - rj compl research, they wll a\ mplled wth all the requlreme raduatlon. And verj ' le y, these men arc embarrassed by the dscovery that, 'ht' to an oversght on ther part, or for some other reason, they have overlooked one or more 'oursea whch must be taken n order to earn a dploma. We do nol ad that the blan e for a mdltlon rests wth the n nearly every case, the fault les 't the nej relessness, or procrasl n the part tudent. Wth an advsory system n however, such aa tn method now employed n th whereby would meet and dlscu t blems perodcally wth hs desgnated faculty.1 : ndltlon would be larg ly ob lated. c that tl el of the Wharton School would handcap severe. f - blltj t 1 1 -reat porton of the tme on the part tlty memb - We feel, however, that such a syst m. elmlnat y of the W perse MSPLACED ART Se er l yea 1 le word ame nto r usage, l «as ap ng other thl.. j slcker. J. queston has losl lar reference to the 1 man»" has the w - become an rersal. Naturally ode adopted the sothey to ; upon ry manner 11. se "works of art" usually took the form of pctures of suppot lutlful women, of - ses of the name "tlon w.: ; e rer happened to be connected. \ though the cl en the expresson " the yellow slcker and the unversty campus s now a thng of the that a certan man la -c n- - of the masses. And Vha 1 news comes from New fork that scence baa now perfected a synthetc sausage skn. Nosej says synthetc skns have been n u a Frankln Feld for years le adds the mlschevlous remark that there s also 1 on slderable quantty of bologna around Houston Hall on electon days t s, dbt a W rer a ty ( sausage that s edfyng but not Eron e S 1 mal Hobo Conventon cornea the announce nenl tha Weary Wlle s beng drven off the rods by lady hoboes. Ths.substantates our convcton that the far ones are slowly but Burely comng nto ther own. Once they were ffrage, many other new avenues were opened to them. They began matrculatng at our quondam he-man lle -: they nltat tyle of femnne sdeburns and gettng the back of the nek shaved; they naugurated an alleged humorous column that threatens to undermne our own Jovan efforts; and now thej arc crom 1 bearded boys oft the ratl lers. Lest our grevance be mlsundersl >od, we wab t,. auk,- clear that there shall be no rvalry on our part n the matter of " kng" free rdes underneath a box car. Our yearnng to see the world does nol press ua HK 1 Lao alts. Human nature affords an : ra loses. Mos of us ar,- t,-re t,t gather unto ourselves as much of the world's - - as tme and effort and the elastc bonds of decency wll permt, t s, therefore, passng strange that so many of us should so dlgently pursue the unremuneratve vocatlon ol ttendlng to other t pe's affars. Although we make m pretense of understandng t, we have known of nstances where people have gone so far as ' neglect ther personal welfare n an effort to collect Mme trflng bll erulng son ne» hose le] s Well, let's turn to Bometl less abstruse. We - tn afternoon of Armstce Doj chasng.1 whte pock-marked go ' ball up and down da Our besl shol last hole. v\ he 1 rds " th El 'M - ddn't fare so well. Htrokes on a par 3 hole, four He tme off wth J_ le broke e br ssle - whle he u aggled on the 11 As.1 n general ntere pee tl authortes n our vlcnlt) have been functonng 1 c past few llll] *. Ju the conte the mssves that fall nto our hands - ; pe musl be under the mpresson tha we are none other than Dorol j 11x n dsguse a * That, we hasten to say, s a false alarm, whch we B to dsspate forthwth. You see, we stll have fond hoj recevng Women Stu lent's Junor Prom, a a a a 11 r the ben< ose who accuse us of knavery, lowly ancestry, malcous wckedness, el cetera ad nflnltum ad n tusearn, we - 1 : >wlng tlon 1 : 1. Whe 1 to New Jersey, cross the 1 >. laware Rver Brdge from the Western - J. Our har s naturally wary. :'.. Don't beleve ry to mpressons pre ously obtaned 1. Ke m hound. " Le lks, whle the Undergraduate Councllmen y enttled: "Oh, Ware la Vare?" MAC, wth Mke he mall.. xampl - : rtlcular fault t 1 'Ugh n our opnon to 1 hack of no the proportons of an art gallery, but t s stll worse to es as 'U. of P." or P " n the v' >vc always consdered t bad form refer to the Unversty by such expressons we rtanly t 1. ose of the more dgnfed ttle of "Pennsylvana.'' An 1. what s more, we see no reason what- - who may follow us the "!. Ths s the sort of t goes far ;. Penn- - L A cordlngly, n. ghly effeel that "-r : PrJCflPCLPHA 39" AND CHCSTNOT STrCETS ML MM fw«rcr«n wo Dwwer DANces b TO 9 P.M.-NO COVCr CHrVGC B(WQtfT ROAMS»ND SrtlL nuns for PrVATC ffjctlons PYLE & NNES TALORS MEN AND &OY WALNUT ST., PHLADELPHA. SrCCAL DlNWCr 2. CCOS tonchcon 1. uc.» ' t :rn 111 OSCAC w. xc«-»rrps. Clothes Satsfacton For over 2 years we have gven Clothes satsfacton to many Penn Men Our "brghtest and best" stock now awats your call whether for Sack, Tu»- edo, Full Dress, Sports Suts or Over coats Always the newest n pattern and the latest n style. PYLE& NNES LEADNG COLLEGE TALORS 1115 WALNUT ST. The next best thnsr to a seat n mdfeld s to read the account of a football game n the Mornng Publc Ledger. The sports news you read there s wrtten by men who know ther "stuff" and know how to tell t. Any one can tell who won a sportng co but you want to know /on- t was won. The personaltes of athletes are as nl as ther performances, when dscussed by w of experence. Sports news and comment should have the breezness and acton of the sport t cove. You'll fnd these qualtes of comp! accuracy and good sports wrtng Every Mornng n the PUBLC eg&& LEDGER AND NORTH AMERCAN The Best Sports Pages n Pennsylvana.

3 RDAY, NO. EMBER 13, 1926 THE PENNSYLVANAN PAQE THREE Chestnut St Baptst Church Chetr t St. west of 4th Street Arthur C. Baldwn, D. D., Mnster - :. n, Be ll j B : ' '' : " lr '- Servce, Three for all. -.mblned :,y, by Dr..;> led Baptst Temple Bread & Berks MS N., Russell H. Conwell, D. D., Founder Alonzo Ray Petty, Mnster A U Dr. Frank A. - Con t of Amerca." 7.15 l'. M. Organ R tal \ Ba b program. Fre lerl k E, starke al 1,'reat or^ar P. f. Dr. Petty prea. Topc: "How Old Are You." Seats Reserved for college student! Chapel of the Transfguraton 3334 Woodland Avenue Rev. John R. Hart, Jr., Chaplan. Arnold D. K. Mason, '27 Wh., Charman of Student Vestry 8 A M lj bmmu 11. A M M rnns. Prayer Sermon.."."n 1'. M Socal Boor an l Supper. 7 '. M. Forum led by 'rofessor Arthur Holmes. Snbj t: The Psychology of BeUg 7.3 ST. MARY'S CHURCH Hamlton Vllage Locust St. Above 39th St. Rev. J. A. Rchardson. Jr.. Rector 11. M Holy Even -; ;.--. Lutheran Church of the Holv Communon Chestnut St. above 21st Street Rev. J. Henry Harms. D. D. Pastor B US A M Gro - ssl m.v. M Subj W rh of 7. P. M V Subject: The b..- World" 7.45 P, M Su N THE GREATEST GAME ARE YOU CONTENT TO BE ON THE SDE-LNES? ANY ONE OF THESE CHURCHES OFFERS YOU A CHANCE TO GET NTO THE GAME. Chrstan Assocaton--Unversty of Pennsylvana Tabernacle Presbyteran Church Chestnut St. at 37th St. Rev. John Allan Blar, D. D., Mnster nvtes you.,, a x \; Gate of Beaven." 7.3 Communty Bervlce at Chestnut : at St., west :, st.) wth Chestnut St. Presby- ;,, :. Class at 12 noon - An lerson Leader j, p. S 7 P. M '' - ] ''- Chapel. Asbury Unversty Church (Methodst Epscopal) Chestnut below 34th Street L.46 A. M.-Sermon "Margnal Chrstans Lloyd E. Foster unversty Dscusson Classes P. M. "Where do we get our Prejudces T M Thomas P. Mather, Jr. Drexel '-' 7.4 P. M "Energetc Chrstanty." Alexander K. Smth Second Presbyteran Church 21st and Walnut Sts. Mnsters Alexander Mac Coll, D. D. Rev. Alvn B. Gurley Dr. MacColl Preaches at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M. Muscal Servce at 7 n P. M. by Chorus Chor and nstrumentalst, under the dlre tlon of N. Lndsay Norden. Students cordally welcomed. Walnut St. Presbyteran Church Walnut St. west of 39th J. A. MacCallum, D. D Mnster Mornng Sermon Evenng Sermon Our Daly Bread Brth and Meanng of a Soul Mr. Eddy Dscusson Group. Frst Reformed Church Rev. Harold B. Kerschner 5th and Lccust Street 11. A. M. Students from the Unty wll be receved as Afflate Members Sera m by Bev. Clayton EL Banck. 7. P. M Stu lents' t m. Bobert 7.45 P. M. Madame Barakat, noted syr.m woman leader, wll speak on "A New Message trom Mt Lebanon." PACFY THOSE STOMACH PANGS AT THE PALM TREE DNER WTH OUR CHOCE MORSELS OF UN- ADULTERATED WHOLESOME NOURSHMENT WHCH MEANS- EAT AT ANY HOUR AT THE TWN PALM TREE DNER WAGONS 249 and 265 So. 37th WHEN YOU CANT BEE DAD SEE DAVE BROOKS Money Loan Offce 3219 Woodland Ave. Branch Store 1722 Market Street Open tll 1 P. M. The Farmount Laundry Pro rletor "/ J7th Street Freshman Soccer Team-. men report at Rver Feld promptly at 2 -. M. todaj : Campbell,! [lagan, Bedlngton, Passmore, Feld, Pratt, Slven, Bordogna, Solomon, Holmes, Ldt, Capwell, La Capra, McOalllon, Berghash, Slrlalna. Junor Varsty Soccer The louowlng men wll report at 2 P. M today tor game wth Gsrmantown c. C.: Matthews, Cowperthwalte, Bshop, GoodsU. Llngelbach, B. Bedlngton, Trutt, U Boughton, slver, and Goldsten. Sprngfeld Club There wll be a : ln 8 of the Bprlngfleld Club Monday evenng nl 7.8 n the Trophy Room of the Houston Club. Freshmen from Sprngfeld are expected to be present. Red Team Soccer-The f..:!..wn-' men report at Blver Feld al 2 P.M. today for. a. wth Germantown C. C: Sensenlg. Walker. Castle, Keator. Oehlert..eo, FOR SALE Chevrolet tourng, good runnng order. $25. McCREESHS GARAGE, 4828 Chestnut Street Margaret-Elzabeth Cafetera ' 3423 WALNUT STREET "THE PL [CE WHERE PARTCULAR PEOPLE EAT LUNCH 112 SUNDAYS 12-2 BEASTONS DNNER years on the Campus FAMOUS FOR THER COFFEE WTH PURE CREAM AND SANDWCHES TOASTED Earnshaw, Marvn, Hall. MacKenze, Forman, Wachtel. Lycomng County Club. mportnat n tng of the Lycomng County Club, Wednesday eve : n Hous ton Hall. All members are urged to e at. Freshman Commsson Commsson wll hold a meetng from 7 untl s o'clock Monday evenng n the parlor of x Buld- : _ W Hand Avenue. Blue Team Soccer men report at Dormtory entrance, 37th and Woodland Avenue today at 2 o'clock: Strassen, MacLangfaln, Sellers, Ball Prce, Murray, Graham, Wllams, Tuttle, ner, Weygandt, w. Shaeffer, Ma WNTER'S BGGEST LTTLE DRUG STORE FOR FORMAL WEAR We s «t Son r, Tuxedos, and tall dres that are as perfectly talored and as carefully handled : own suts at home. : - are t asonable. 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4 PAGE FOUR THE PENNSYLVANAN SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1,1-9te TAX! YOU GET MORE THAN JUST A -TAX " WHEN YOU HAL A QUAKER CTY -CAB- Courtesy, and your comfort are the frst thoughts of drvers who are selected because of ther skll and carefulness. Among the thngs worth a few cents more. QAUKER CTY SERVCE SPRuce 17 RED AND BLUE PLACARDS TO FORM GANT "P" 'ontlnued from Page ' 'le) CLOTHES V Good Appearance s readly attaned at moderate cost f yoj deal at the rght place. Suts & Top Coats $35. and upward. JACOB REED'S SONS CHESTNUT ST. PHLADELPHA. THE COPPER KETTLE 3417 WALNUT ST. Luncheon 4c Dnner 75c Chcken and Waffle Dnner Wednesday am Saturday Bell Phone, Evergreen 6226 LOYAL HAND LAUNDRY 3711 SPRUCE ST. (Basement) YOU HAVE TRED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST" Bender, Off and Franks OPTCANS 1827 CHESTNU T STREET v.! When they are waved dor n-- the choroa a hnge "P" wll stand ou H relef from the remanng spot:;. Members ol the Sprt Commttee, sta nt..- Booth Stand exts, wll cul lect the square*" from the second-year men us they lea\ e Franl OPERA COMPANY GVES FRST CONCERT OF YEAR (Contnued from Pag< U lovng tea n the Doted Btatea. f all these performancea arc well done t those n charge announce that the company wll probably complete t tour wth a short Cuba. Btudenta desrng tckets for future operas should obtan slps from room 19 n College Hall. Mr. Nltsche s hopng that those wl o bought sngle tckets wll B a take advantage <>f ths offer whch has f.»-»- naugurated ths year. Play Wrtng Contest Opened Mr. Nathan Reed, of Longmens, t. n \ '., New York, - alzed contests n play wrtng. One s of partcular nte. Co red " Bubmlt a p y, The wrter of the wnnng dm!! ward of $25 and other o :- Broadway Confectonary Opposte Dormtores) MLK SHAKES CANDE8 LUNCHEONETTE FRUTS Db: LUXE DNNG CAR 24 S. 4th (Bet. Spruce and Locust) NEVER CLOSED The Luxenberg Sack Sut hat won ts wdespread popularty amor >ng college men Wf (hrouk >ugh strct adher- /A ence e l toa dstnct style. *y "We wll be glad to send our style booklet on reauest." Nat LUXENBERG & Bro. 57 Unon Square, New York Btl tn /6l* f flh St. ORENTAL TEA ROOM 3425 Woodland Ave. Open Dally 11 A. M. to 1 A. M..eclal Luncheons 3oc and 6< 11 A. M. to 2 P. St. Specal Dnners f>5c and $1.1 5 P. f. to 8 P. M. Turkey Dnner on Sundays Orchestra at Dnners Boxng Helmets and accessores Basketball "Togs" DOUGHERTYS SPORT SHOP 42 So. 52nd St. Open evenngs Model Mlls Company Manufacturers of Kard Wlton Rues Phladelpha Yellow Lantern Cafetera Walnut Street Luncheon 1 ).3 to 2 Breakfast 7.3 to 9 ANOTHER MPORTATON NOW HERE Dnner 5 to 1 Closed 8undy GENUNE FRENCH BASQUE,'BARETS The Last Word n Sport Hats GOOD FOR THE BOYS GOOD FOR THE GRLS Worn by those who know. MARY ANN HAT SHOP 113 SOL'P"H\ *.9th STREET PHLADELPHA Only place you can get the Real Baret n Phladelpha. EVERY DAY N 5, HOMES Fne Bread s Served Frpsh From Oven S PO RTS All the News Every Day Complete -Crsp-Accurate DALY complete, specal news stores from the colleges SUNDAYS the best news reports of Saturday's football games. You wll be better nformed of what's gong on n all the sports world by readng ah? Nnu }ark Etws ORDER from YOUR NEWSDEALER

5 ^T AM ARE. JJtnnsjtoanmn Vol M N ' THE PF.NNSYLVAMAN PCTORAL SUPPLEMENT, SATURDAY. N< >\ EMBER Vn Crnt r>«r, COLUMBA VARSTY SQl Al> Front row HOWF....urn manager. Uflander, Brown US). Ward, A.M.-. H2). honlan.l (21), Kaplan (12) (:17). Thompson. E (24). Tame Seoml roh Reger (F)...,,,.,,.,an. (18), r rrlu h (2-1) Reynold. 17), S (2H). Kerrgan. Madden (1), Captan) Crnwl.v. head.oa.h. Sr.,1 c ) )» (JB), Brad, (26), tunro (23). Alkofl Barrett, traner Thrd row Brodll. cmlrr oa.l 'm r. J V,.,!, Hamlton. Vlakter. l.n.k.nn, l.l.n (39) Knehl Keppel, Vnnder, Hydr,.F.O.J, BrF.lm, MallnFW.. rarr.l. Depler. 11.F coach. GrW, HU «.,,. row W H and coach; Salo. Soon., Jacob., Th.yFr, Klrgman. Syrntc. Lyhthow.,,, Lckey. CornFll (34). Rydrll. Davenport ( 18) M harkfrld touch TODAY'S LNE-UP PENNSYLVANA THAYER SMTH 39 K n h 46 K REYNOLDS 27 COLUMBA 1 11.,h,... k ROGERS S 1 DUN W 21 K, ( Ml 23 K MADDEN la k ( fu.rl nl W \M Dl MS Ml Kl'n 111 K H Nl 2" EM'HNGHAM REGER " S l< Halfback P. SCULL 37 H 'ARKK B SHAW 2M SEST " H lackl, HAKE 17 s \(, K 1. Kf.HKM.W M H 1 B S..,.. - ol ol Pennaylva - 5 J78 Pan. l"wo Panoaylvanla Football Schedule and - Jeaaon on P«CHAR.FS F CROWLEY Head coach of the Columba Eleven. WLLAM MAMU N Captan and h.lf>>a«- a ' olula V~ \ «m THE DROP KCK MADE BY PAl.t. SC» n. h gave the Red and Blur the retorj nvfr Pe Stale. THREE BANDS GATHERED ON FRANKLN HELD n the foreground may he Keen he Pennsylvana rrrthman Band, whch madr t a ntal appearancr lal Saturday, n the center of the feld the Red and Blue, and n he background )F Prnn State Mltary Rand.

6 ff PENNSYLVANAN PCTORAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. NOY.MBER » JaW, -"'US: a.4-a - CAPTAN K K WhlN. H PENN 5TAT \M> CAP TAN GEORGE M.\WK '»! PNNMVAM-X At the oprmnv " lh< 5ut< Pennsylvana nun. M NN STATE Kckng from behnd ther goal alter brng fnrtnl u!<> tl.n!.'<>nd 111 hr «COad >«-rod of l»l Saturday'* far rt tf o.. SCORES OK COLUMBA-PENN- SYLVANA SERES SNCE 1878 ' ' 187b Pe ll Co umba 1879 T 1881!G J n \b ( "j n 7 'enn wo nl. lost 1 ted 1. HAMAS. Ol S \ A» he wa» tatkled by one of Pennsylvana'* warr ng through th«- lne..ft.-. UTVAU HARO ) CO H HN WltBtl of the annual fall trnt (OU Strawbrdge & Clother *** 7-.*r /r.-> 7Ye TVeu; Men's Department Makes an Extraordnary Effort to Gve Servce to College Men y\'*t- Overcoats of mported Woolens $ 35 V <? PALL DAVrNPORT Captan of the Red and Blue basket ball team. and Magner. n tranng prelmnary to the openng basket ball teaaon Not a squad or pla choose from hut a companj of Overcoat values tha re exceptonal at ths low prce. Coats of excellent B tsh fabrcs talored n ' : mported overcoal -. Dar* blue overcoats. ( overcoats wth full ln slk.

7 THE PENNSYLVANAN PCTORAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER M. "2. A QUNTETTE OF COLUMBA STARS Before the Kckoff STOP N FOR A NEW SCARF AND GLOVES Slk Scarfs n Strpe and Plad Desgns $ TO $/?oo GLOVES ALL LEATHERS $ 5 TQ $7 So vs.v\. WFAROFDSTNCTON U.oJ P. CauTTvtoua PHUA.. e«9 WOODLAND AVOMf SOLE DSTRBUTOR OF THE OFECAL SENOR BLAZER. J.5 PHLADELPHA CVC OPERA COMPANY FOURTH SEASON \lk~. ll \K\ M. THACY, P SUPPORT YOUR OWN PHLADELPHA OPERA COMPANY 45 Members of the Phladelpha Orchestra Magnfcent Chorus All Phladelphans All Phladelpha Ballet NEXT PERFORMANCE ON NOVEMBER 18th at 8.15 P. M. "MADAME BUTTERFLY" TCKETS 5 CENTS TO $2.5 Specal Concessons to Teachers and Student! Apply 16 Walnut Street, Room 87 T">*»..^#.v AAAAA AAAAAAAAAA f ~.. Prom Tckets can be obtaned from our shop."'» t r W. F. ADLER (32) Guard 4. R. F. FUREY (35) End 2. G. S. FRENCH (29) Center 5. F. H A KAPLAN Quarterback RF.CER (15) lfback (12) PENNSYLVANA FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES FOR THS SEASON U. of P. Sept 28 rankln & Marshall 41 Oct. 2 Johns Hopkns 4 Oct. 9 Swarthmore 44 Oct. 16 Chcago 27 Opp 7 Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. 23 Wllams 3 llnos 6 Penn State 13 Columba U. of P Opp. 3 Nov. 25 Cornell Total ponts won and lost to date U. of P. Opp fcs> Walk-Over RUTLEY hr u-om look of the ara- [fl gven to tn- new - l»v the ftloped loe, more f) than A mndng "H". Black or Brown Vkng < Blfakln, *ot.fu11 homed ' ' thnt heht* A gentle- -ho#. Why you can't set the style clock by these new shoes Style leadershp and busness success come from beng just a lttle ahead of tme. That's why you can't set the shoe style clock by Walk-Overs. They are too fast. They make shoe styles run faster and feet run easer. Try any new Walk- Over. Fnd out how easy t s to be a shoe style leader easy on both your feet and your pocketbook. Harpt* Walk-Over % 122 Chestnut Street 1228 Market Street EVERYTHNG N EVENNG WEAR FOR JUNOR PROM! $)ennbasf)cr)> College Men's Apparel 3713 Spruce Street, U. of P. Campus MERCHANDSE THAT EXPRESSES PERSONAl TT"

8 THE PENNSYLVANAN PCTORAL SUPPLEMENT, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER * Q2h D. H KRESO.E 371 SPRUCE STREET PHLA.. PA. DNNER SUTS Ready to Wear Though Custom Made 65 COAT AND TROUSERS Ths T xdo contans Englsh ) Worsted Sknner's Full Slk outlets en.ll seams and hand talo l>\ "Kresge." A truly remarkable value n BtO( k n all szes. Order Now For "JUNOR PROM" D. H. KRESGE College Men SNCt 62 NASSAU STREET PRNCETON N J ROGERS ONCE MORE PROVED TO BE PENNSYLVANA^ BEST GROUND GANER n an end run n the game wth Penn State last Saturday. L. R. ERMLO A D ERMLO SSa3l3B/BfaJBffl9ffl5aaj ; F 1.'!, 5ye 1, r r ' Pol Well Dressed Men \ew r New Fall Models t & Open Saturda} Evenng! L. R. ERMLO & COMPANY lalors n 17 WALNUT STREET PHLADELPHA ANNOUNCE THE ARRVAL OF A NEW AND EXCLUSVE LNE OF WOOLENS MPORTED DRECT FOR MEN'S WEAR AND RESPECTFULLY NVTE YOUR NSPECTON FOLWE.. SCULL, JR., '28 Pennsylvana End The Smartest Oxfords You've Ever Seen expressng character, refnement, correctness and personalty, whch consttute dstncton of person. Zmmerman's ^^^ Fres $7 to $1 MEN'S 4& SHOES 137 So. Broad St. j}&z& 1232 Market St arajsejama/sj^a'ssmehemsmajsajassjcb't. c t. SJ& ON GREATER FRANKLN FELD SUPPLEE CE CREAM WLL BE SERVED AND AT THE TRANNG TABLE GOLD MEDAL MLK» BOTH ARE UNEXCELLED SUPPLEE-WLLS-JONES ^\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\W CE CREAM notce the f/avo-'