JSenns^anian PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1926 FOR DR. W. R. NEWBOLD

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1 "COG; ^T^^NN5YLVANl^ [T^rpTN^jy JSenns^anan *yw*! lu^ B MAKE FGHT PLANS Wn.te. Charman of Vglance " Commttee. Urges All Sophomore, to Attend Meetng P.LES ANNOUNCED BY COUNCL Sophomore*,. a compulsory meetng homore claw today at.00 Wegh man Hall t" formu *..our lyht. All * be present Ma * t mast be preeented mlttance. «_... reshman meetng "f Soph re lass wl ssembly to plan a method of detta f tbe,.. th Annual Floor L «;. (. held tomorrow at 4JW on Dae " the fact tha no.. enl ha as ye( been mee m! U". durng ths bal. e Whte,.nl.n of the Vlgl am tha ; Sophon m both the meetng and the : lu nresenl aa r fronl He Sophomore* tsual. L n lefenslve whle the Fresh t th offenslte tcs E ompulsory Freshman A 8 erd ty (Velghtma H ann, < harman of. the hlghl Commttee, de» rllngs annex th Wolf, Presld «rge of the meetng and,.. purpose turned the : " the rea man mbera ol th v Page GLEE CLUB TO HOLD FNAL OPERA TRALS mtl to Mkado" Parts Must Be at Houston Hall Tomorrow Nght. rts n <lo," «hlch. to l" h on the evenngs e Acad my of Houston.: 8 0 A >r. lmlnary the season bul v men com essary to hold a con r, all students n the fact tha a e rsl omp m n nght, al must be pn nd board of man.. number Hgh A. and any person drecton la urged Executoner who tw al Bloom n the. a g sngng n there rpes of voces from cen el rhl. are bell rma j moua artst. Mr. vanla Alumnus,.,... dea Beaux SGNATORY REPRESENTATVES VOTE ON NEW AMENDMENTS " atlon to the ternll es the two am proposed by the nterfraternty Councl two w ago, there wll be a meetng of ths bod) ghl a seventhrty n Houston Hall. At ths tme the fraternty represents tres wll cast ther votes for or agansl the amendments. The flrsl one advocates makng the tsentlemans Agree ment" more bndng, and the second to shorten the rushng season to ten days, Edward F. Ells, 7, Pennsylvanas representatve at the Natonal nterfraternty Councl Conventon held n Sew Sort over the Thanksgvng Holdays, wll gve a sbor account of what took place al the conventon, SOPHOMORE COMPETTON Canddates Must Report to Offce of Daly. 345 Woodland Avenue at Fve OClock Today EXPERENCE NOT NECESSARY Arthur M. Hopkns, Jr., Uuslness Man. Pennsyl\anlan, hue announc tan of. new competton for the Board of the dally. The contest begn* today wth the new feature of beng open only to members of the Sophomore ass. Ths la an entrely new " the part of the Pennsyvanlan, aa heretofore pportunlty to wear a P< anlan Kej for n ork on the busl ness board has been extended only to membera nt tn ncomng class. All can waa announced, wll meet to n the Bualnesa Ofllce of Penn. oclock n order to slg up. aton n tl work offers n splendd opportunty to secure practcal knowl edge tha s especally valuable to stuthe VVharton Scl l. The work requred of the heelers la tha of solctng advertsements and subscrptons and dong general clercal work aboul the ol \ ;. loua experence la ne es»arj to trj out, and the work can readly be learned. Accordng to ropklna ths la a wonderful opportunty to become acquanted wth : le campua and to gan \ aluable es perlence n meetng promlnenl busness men. The competton wll last for a per lod of about four mouths, and al of that tme three men wll be elect l to the bualnesa board, and a then b tv r the Pennsy vanlan Key. KTE AND KEY HOUSES PREP SCHOOL TEAMS t waa announced last nght bj tn of the Kte and Key Socety tha arrangeme been completed whereby all th testants n the Annual n S er Tournament wll be ther stay n to.. let ons have been secured bj the Socety for over one hundred and preparatory school repn vea the plan of lu men to s meel each team upon ther arrval n Ph... Wn t en y ondu< ted by members ol ety to tl v ernlty houses «; «.. ther ths < ty. Arrangen have also a made to preeenl,.m wth. contestant**; badge a wth lterature concernng the Dnlven ty Followng the close of the tournament on Saturday the prep school team "ll be the guests of the socety at the Haverford A.llnn.Pennsylvana SOCCOr pme. PHLADELPHA, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER, 926 FOR DR. W. R. NEWBOLD All Unversty Students Urged to Attend Meetng at 8.5 P. M. Tonght n College Hall DR. PENNMAN HEADS PROGRAM Memora sen ces fo el >r. Wllam tomalne Newbold. Professor of ntellectual and Mural Phlosophy at the Lnlveralty, wll be held tonght al B 0 n Room 200, College Hall Dr. Joalah n. Pennman, Presdenl and Provoal of the Unversty, wll presde at the meetng and asks especally tha as many stoc aa can be present. M. \ promnent educators from all over the country, wll attend the meetng and wll speak c ernlng Dr. Newbolda a< conpllmhments lu phllosopllcal research here and abroad. Faculty members and Alumn of the Unt ersltj wll also be present address the assembly. n Sewbold, who waa the dam Sej bert Professor of ntellectual and Mural Phlosophy, waa nternatonal!} promt nen n hs Held ol endeavor. He was the author of a number ol mportant treatses, (Contnued on Page Canvassng.lu al on of the s udenl bud} s called to a Standng Resoluton of he v erst) "ouncll on Welfare prohbtng all commercal canvassng * n the tormlto (Sgned) ST W. P. SM tkrt. < hana. % entty»ormltory 8o> emnent. VARSTY B00TERS HUMBLE JAYVEEs Freshmen Meet Prnceton Yearlngs on Rver Feld at 2.30 Today Pontng for the matcl wth the Haver ford Alumn drbblera thla Saturday Red and Blue Varstj soccermen held the..n \,.,.., ore ess as thej talled slat goals n fast practce tll played on Rver held yesterday. All the counters were ted n the flrsl perod, and came ;,. H result of a characterstc Pennsyl vana rush sustaned throughoul tl n quarter. Tl,.. HS nee of the goal tenders of both elevens hakllcapped the defensve play, and»: responsble. n part, for the large amassed bj the frst t< tm. W thn the frst ten mnutes of the game, Lev} center forward, found the Junor Va net three tlmea n rapd successon Hul.lv condltl the playng feld made :. uncertan, bul despte ths ad verse condton, the Pennsylvana forwards made accurate passes, and kep the ball deep n ther understudes terrtory...r.r part of the tme. On the kckoff followng Levy ond successful : Ma< Donald,.,l to Shelmlre a) ouulde left. He ol the sph< re across the feld to B tswell, who slpped t between the upr the goal was nol allowed when he was detected offsde. After Stnwewskl * drve, Levy a.hed the two fnal ponts rlng * the B Blue Fr ths afternoon al on Rver Feld fr., year er wll lne up wth Bor P.,men.. D! week. S D dt on the forward Une Feld Bll and n Bedlngton wll star! halfback postons, backed by McLaugh tores ln and. fullbacks ewls wll be n the goal. MATATORS WLL PARTCPATE N SEVENTH WEEKLY CONTEST "der to gel the squ e openng of the swmmng sessot whch s near at hand, Coach Klstler an nounced yesterday tal he «the polcj of weekly meets untl the ntercollegate contest. The seventh of the serea wll be held ths afternoo l oclock n the Weghtman Hall pool and wll nclude he usual ev Announcement was ala ade vesterdaj tha all squad men who are not report ng for these meets wll be dropped from the roll. Poor attendance of the swm mere has necesstated ths acton and t la hoped bj the coaches tha the men wll.ke serously and show proper nter est n the sport, A call waa also ssued bj Klstler for swmmers Mem the crew and football squads now that th season s concluded. J. H. MEGKE OF STE AT VALLEY FORGE Contractor Donates 35 Acres Adjonng Park f Unversty Offcals Act Wthn Year TRUSTEES TO DSCUSS PROJECT H Henry V Wool man, who was re cetl} elected presdenl of the Oen Alumn s t} and who offered the " s sere ste al Valley Forge to the Cnlveralty, announced yesterday tha an addld tract had n donated to the rerslt) b}.. Howard Mecke, Jr., a bulder am contractor lu Vulle) forge Mr Mecke states that hs otter s effectve for one year and he hopes that a de step wll be taken b) the trustees wthn the next few weeks. Although rlglnal ste from Mr. Met kea ground, la n that the "ter wll be acepted and that h,.,. j s moved the ntervenng rucl w ll " purchased and added to new campus. n a letter wh< h M w. receved, Mr, Mecke soy : am very much nterested n your of fer to donate to the Pennsylvana your lurge tract of ground \ ley Forge. Although l am nol an alum.. n Lnlverslty, feel that ever} and tfround Phladelpha he nterested n t welfare and future." He goea on t" descrbe hs land whch las a ralroad frontage and la worth approxmately $75,000. n c luslon le SB} «: " wll le glad to donate ths n the nlverslt; Pel»y vanla f. ( (ntlned on Page JUNORS TO SUBMT CANES FOR KNGRAVNC, Those Junors who desre to lav canes engraved ake t hen Penndasler; oda} or tomorrow between the hours of onethrty and four, h w. annuonced by the Ju omml tee, under Samuels, tha tlese nstructs ng the engrarng ol nes n n order that the be do Plans have n made when.m.r «gel ba k th< l : B. r 4 P. M. on Thursd So ex< epl lo made to ths rule. A fer the return. be returned after tl An. rlve fer the r Class plctun These pcture* are new. vlndow The pl< tun cost of $.26 from any member of the comml PRCE FVE CENT* VARSTY GRDMEN DENY Councl on Athletcs ssues Rulng on Loss of Amateur Status by Elgble Students ROGERS GVES UP ORGANZATON When approached on the subject of the proposed professonal football team. whch». to bav< been posed larg j of Pennsylvana players, Coacb roung, <>f the Red am nne, sad yesterday that he spoken to all ef the Unversty stu dents nvolved n the rumors and tha thej had assured hm that they would nol ot ract to play the grd ana pro fessonally untl after ther graduaton. teems new that the men who were reported as havng ndcated ther ntenton e,. play w.n merely consderng the proposton, and that the entre at far was tremendously exaggerated Yesterday nlng Sydney E. Hutchln son, Charman of the Dversty Counell on Athletcs, publshed the followng statement on the stuaton as t nvolves Pennsy u anla students "Any student tn lonal whle an undergraduate and elgble to r< Mt the nlv raly on any athletl «n be etter and all prevous etters m membershp n the Varsty club wll be revoked." ha tog.lar bnkenfleld runner an. lan, who was reported to b r of the Ha qnes loned. esterday anent the proposed team wth "Red" Oranges Sew_ 9at urday. He sad: ve been ^> \ n _ bout play today! hnts over wth my old c h and that t d nol be " my» nt r " H nten sts o the L*t verslty to turn professonal al tlls tme, A; no tme bad l any ntenton of Cnl ty. l am. at the j untl recelv leg What shall ele after penda on future PASSERS PREPARE FOR URSNUS GAME Canddates Engage n Long Workout Pror to Openng Tlt on Saturday n sesson ens, team ahl. \ \ hnn... \ S oach.. _ e squad was \.. t f whch Pr< \ the : n.n can : n two ["he flrsl team p p, \. ve.. ond team es were splr ted but there rng. As nly prac Dunced. rhe fnal p r the Va team before the Eve l tomorrow nlghl Well Hal Al e the Jm w " the Peon Athlel tb n a race game on the or. Aa test th "" n r, Fresh

2 PAGE TWO THE PENNSYLVANA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER. 9«Half Cuts Count Up! Why Be Late For Class? ALARM CLOCKS WATCHES, CLOCKS, FRATERNTY & SEAL JEWELER Y EXPERT REPARNG Watches Clocks Fountan Pens Engravng JEWELER New Locaton 3709 SPRUCE STREET NOTCES... Mask and Wg \\ :! > mber st, aber 8 B Kte and Key There «be B m nf all Room Hall, a.30 today. Verj tenda mpulsory. Worcester Academy Club Housto Hall tomorrow l 7 P M All mem Swmmng Co wthn the nexl few d Swmmng \\ Everyone elgble. P M Wsconsn Club The pcture wll he M kunst, R. C. Brockwajr, R Gray, 8. H Harrs N 8. Hane stjne N C Hawley, ll. ll lyman, N. HoUlster, J. L l W. George. T daj»e ember l": M E u L Hah W Soonon, R. M. Harr.. K. n re r r Henney, R. : r n, n J. Jenemann, : A...\ :. :\ ne ; J. Lawlor, R : W. F. rk. D, L Kurtx, A. M.. a. E K.. c Moore, < M ; ver,.r Mayer : L Johnao. M r. Fsher, C. M. M, v..: J. V. Mace. R. S Mor n, T. M. E. Sung J \... lck,. v r tmer W. D. a, J. M. r. w. : Pretty, C P r J. l \ \ R v... \ Sole, C C Ro Tn been au to Mondaj ev 3: G. H.. s. D. W. Halnes, R ;. \\ l. K 8 W..., g g R., E Rnodes Scholar from Dartmouth States That "Rugger" s Real Sport as Played by Englsh CAPTANED CHAMPONSHP ELEVEN study ths «nter s n K. Pa.all team. le e ardent convert to the ears n th [o B curn College and Sch, Tutorng n All v, K. S Maher Preparatory & Tutorng School 4254 Reg. Bender, Off and F OPTCANS 827 CHESTNUT STREET 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 255 So. 37th The Far mount Laundry rty Endlcott, P 247 S. J7th Street Pr ton 4300 Broadway Confectonary opposte Donnltorlta MLK SHAKES CANDE3 LUNCHEONETTE FRUT3 927 Record Mee orrow 30, Al tendance ompulsorj Mohawk Valley Club Monl 7 5, Room 5, Mask and Wg Notces Tryouta at 8 P M ( t men have bee s Ho laj evenng, D er 0 R F. \. s Anderso : M Ban T. Bowes, w. D, Brown, P. H. Bel Her, : 3 Barber, E, P. Bne Jr. P. M.,. A. Blleduns, 3. M 8 C ton, R, Craft, R. Chll s, C. S neman,.. E. Douglass, Jr., ll.. Mclutosh,.. Dudut, C B. Doane, C. F. Lunberg, H. En {h, Jr., J. Elverson, \. O. E hardt, E, s. tannng, ll \ : llu. A R Drlesba h, J. 8. Eaton, V. Rock, C, \V. ry, r. J. Kelly, Jr., M. A. Ma Henry, \ M :. rl : Elchelberger, R, Dl ger, M. lelslman, Jr., G. Cubell, 8.! Gressweln, ll C. Gould, <;. 0 Lews, C. B. Lehr, ll. Gray, P. K. Hannah, J. 8. Hoc, M. H, all ler, F. T. lre. :, E. D. Grauel, F. A. Lalle, E. ( y, J. C. Oregorj. K. Garner, R. E. r. R, Sommerfleld, w. B. War, E. \V. S fer, J, B Gu BUY YOUR CHRSTMAS GFTS ~ WTHN YOUR REACH! s >; ; The Grl, WHO KNOWS S BOUND TO ADMRE THS NEWEST TUXEDO PRCED WTHN YOUR REACH B. Shew», R. S W D. Swlf l>. Stalley, w. Oakley, C. B. S nl Sheuerman, J, B Sal el. W. R. 8 A. [ n \ " \ claln.. J. V W F. M. \ ss, Tarra» ll. w c. D. W gner \ C Well.. ll.. wlso W w rg R.. uger, M. R. D H Zul jer R Junto \ era «ho do not d today between.30 and 2 O dropped from the ompel tlou. C. A. Cabnet 7.5 n \ 3*7 w oo : Kve. [mporl Travel Bureau Canddates cand r al Travel Bu l 30: eonard > 3 P. Du V,. \ re K oe, l»onal B Mller, W. U Su nd \\ \ l Jr Gym Team Compulsorj pre w. Welt repo Record phc heel v ance c puuory, Avuka r ere mass Houston erj nterested movemeut shoul nt. nterfraternty Councl Mee HJj [ouston Hall. Captal Cty Club. >e taken tods.30 on T Dorms \ Was t. P. <., be prese Rfle Manageral Canddates wh \. toduj. Roomng House Dscusson Group. le... 5, _ le roo Walnut wll p. : 238 Stree P M Reverend WNTERS BGGEST WLE DFUG STORE S Smart Staled Clothes ror Colleg Mca Talored At R>chesw G OM M Y U. of P. Campus T PAYS TO NSST ON ARROWS ARROW BROADCLOTH SHRTS WTH ARROW COLLARS ATTACHED OF MPORTED ENGLSH BROADCLOTH OF PER MANENT LUSTER AND GREAT DURABLTY CLUETT, PEABODY & CO. NC MAKERS B, K.MEYERS 840 Market St OPEN DAY AND NGHT TLL 9 P. M. BEECHNUT PURE FOOD PRODUCTS ARE THE FAVORTES OF THE FRATERNTES NEARLY ALL FRATERNTES SERVE BEECHNUT PRODUCTS, PER LST! Pork A Beans, Tomato ge Macaron S caronl. Elb»ws, Prepared Mus 4t km J FOR FORMAL WEAR W B aways, Tuxedos, suts tha are as parfeat..\ talored and ; carefully banded ts at home. R tes re r.be W.A \> & SON 23 So. th St. Phone: Walnut 6934 CREAMLK CUE \M ed. BeechNut Preserves, Marmalade, Jam. Jelles. BeechNut Conserves, Packed at San Jose, Calf. BeechNut Mnts, Frut Drops, Chewng Gum. PHLA. OFFCE 4 NORTH 3RD STREET Orental Cf. l\3o:n 3425 Woodland Avenue D lly A. M. lo A. M Specal Luncheons A. M. to 2 P. M. 35c and 50c SPECAL DNNERS sst rr drnk v ole, rl v Bell Phone Market 95 5 P. M. to 8 P. M 65c and $.00 ORCHESTRA AT D.WEt

3 . ;.. BER,926 THE PENNSYLVANAN PAGE THREE. NGHT DANCE,PEC )H PRZES : ORGNAL, AND GROUP COSTUMES ^WORTH WHLE PRZES EVERY,; S l NGHT Useful Souvenrs for All 20th Annversary Nov. 29th to Dee. 0th LOESERS ; DANCNG ACADEMY 34 S. 52nd Street Specal Events Every Nnght HE COPPER KETTLE 347 WALNUT ST. uuncheon 40c Dnner 75c Chcken am Waffle Dnner Wednesday and Saturday Fancy Dshes Home of Pure Foods 364 WALNUT STREET BELLAK PANOS RENTED 70 MarKet Street 6X SDfUCUS ON 00TUGHS wth Hono e fu u tn Mr. Skllllll ul ".,.. each lme b uon», rcc \s hlllpe trllul, onlst lk*n " savng an old uncle from the young v thereby nng the famly fortune, Mr. Sknner was topnotch. u see h m u rorl aboul the hoards as he does, one would magne ths beng hs fortynnth ycu behnd the fun Uw,.,, l, j.!ve n detal unl [K*rfecl n churn cr/.ul on tha s ndeed un Hnny n wll<l hs per toberl. H n Twn Hues Had ncepton at nvtaton Track and Feld Meet, Sarat New York, n 875 FRST WNNER OF VARSTY P" ew ml.n ; Pennsylvana know the meanng..l" he olnrs u hlch ore found n nlh of the Unverstj. led and llue were chosen, uol onl) because of the.n lu.y ore hammnlous shades, hu so been lne of the thngs for whch llej stand. The led, whh mentoned frst, hesp rlflce Un desre to, ones all for the Dversty. ts colleague, the Blue, s representatl servce the wllngness "." somethng fur ennsj vunla..n one years have passed snce colors were tlrsl used to denote the Unl verslty. Tlelr ntal appearance was n connecton wth sports wth n track and Held meet. Strange to Bay, even al tme the twn hues were worn bj bul one of the men wh peted for enn vunla. n.. year ol.. levernl of the tya atlletes Journey d lo Suru New " ". " ;l ",n tat on track and feld meet. <»l the colleges on the feld, Pennsylvana lone hud no colors nt tha Ann.n: the men there from hls " lh blladelphln, there was the late,, Oeyelln, of the Class of 877, the fr wearer of Vursltj." and n whose memory n tublel was placed n the southea orn< r ol the frankln tadlum n the full of 924. At Ue al Barato C " < Red :nl Blue, to d note hs college and ran under them n the thn whch n partl pated. NUMBER OF WOMEN LMTED N COLLEGES E Mn Jub b) h pll ued mantan! M..H,. w. :c once butl appeall and convncng; moreover e naggng and nus young w umun, was floe op poslte, gh lug her " efforts and malntulnlng good " mulnder ere unted n ther work, D D enrrj on. Honor n the l.. MM.H ertalnly BB > M. > nner a delghtful actor to nave wth. Muke p of seeng, f for nothng more than to wtness the dean. n role admrably BU u h s cu :!.. ounuulx : men. \ ordn. "»ean llaj n \. Cent, Northwestern Unversty, bus puased B new rule tha there musl n 50 men for everj!l)u women. Dean Kenl stated tlal hls acton wus taken "n order to n crease the professonal atmosphere n Northwestern and to protect the men.". strars olflce ( the Unverstj of Ml nl reports tha they»u nol have to worry aboul the necessty of conductlng ; "More and Better Men" eon. for some tme to come, as now there aboul twce as nnny men. women n attendance. Oberln College la leas for unnte. llej huve u forced to take steps n attract more men to the campus. SOCAL SERVCE COMMTTEE SURVEYS PROGRESS OF YEAR A h, onmunltj lenter of the <hnpel n" tbe transfguraton, the Socal Ben «of the " burcb mel laal Wednesday afternoon to check up on the «hlch bus»n made so far ths year. Accordng to tle statements made by the members, the work tha baa been accomplshed n ths perod su tltl whch bus xn made durng the.nn length of lme n any other year. Aldrl h BOSS, "". ha barge of tbal,,r tbe commttees program whch ncludes settng up exercses, games, n uuvutlons, ndoor tra k and basketball.. ge Kern, >. «bo has us suned the responslbllltj of the dlscu olps.. :,.,,,,. : s who bus hage or worke reporter that there.,,,. nunj able men engaged n the socal so stated that, n«n ed s ope of the wor k undertaken bj the Socal Sen Commttee, there are Btlll va am les for ml new men «ho maj be nterested. HE 37 SPRUCE STREET GOOD THNGS TO EAT Ktchen under the supervson of Mss Qunn ENROLLS WTH FACULTY New Member, a Natve of France, Enjoys Wde Contnental Reputaton n Greek Phlosophy TAUGHT AT UNVERSTY OF PARS A anuouucemenl bj D J h. Pennlman, Provo Unl.. Leon llohlu Pn t the lllstorj osophy al the nlve Pars and n" of the leadng scholars n bs feld n Europe, wll me a men ber of the faculty of the Department of Phlosophy at Pennsylvana n February, havng epted appontment as lecturer durln. erm of he year asor Robns ourses, ; be con ducted n the French language, wll " admlssable to both graduate and under graduate students. They»,l nclude s semnar fur graduate students n the readng and commentng of certan Greek and : ledure course on a " rlo l ol asslc phlosophy, n whch undergradu \ll also be mn,ted. The ttle er ourse» be annoum d lat r, hu t»l deal wth matt luded n Professor Hoblns publh atlons on P \ rlstol le, and reek Thought. Dr. Robn enjoys o wde reputaton as.n author of Phlosophcal works and as. unverstj lecturer, havng been aled upon frequently l texts n the Held n" phlosophy and havng collaborated n the edtng of the best phlosophcal works. He studed al the Lye r Nan tes, the Lycee of Gharlraagne, under the Faculty of Letters of Bordeaux, and al the Sorbonne. Pror n l appontment al the sltj of arls, he was a professor al the Lycees of Vendome and of Anglers, Pro fesaor al the College of Complegne and al the Faculty of Letters al Caen, a member of the Assocaton for the nstructon of Young Ladles at tbe Sorbonne, and an Offcer of Publc nstructon. He s al the present :> member of Soclete de Phlosophc, nm the Ass tlon for h Encouragement of Creek Studes n France. BUY YOUR CHRSTMAS GFTS Charle Yees Laundry EXTRA CHEAP PRCES For nstance " K. ll \\K:: nl s J. for Be.., rjkfl..c rowkls.k! 4004 LOCUST STREET A * You U ll Fnd Thngs Just as you desre them. We have the fnest and most complete lne of Drugs, Tolet Artcles, and 8tudents Supples to be found any where s West Phlla. Zullngers Drug Store 40th and SPRUCE STS. 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4 ; PAGE FOUR THE PENNSYLVANAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER s. MCMT, 7 n T. BMH A. M. UU.U* lce,. C. 8. Ll.t..o L O. Dll. l» L..! Coma t. cdxbcu",. b. b. fcktfl.. enns^toanan PuMuhtd w tc mwme *. t* UowMy o Pcnntflvaaa dulr, tsccp danof UC UovcfNCy yu EDTORNCHEF UlAKLba UU.DLt M.MAlu.N. 27 NEWS tdoh MANAGNG EDOM S CKOZbH WLM.,, 27. a.»nl.ku>,. FEATURES BOARD LU.J. L..a. 7 U J Paw. 27 AbSOCATE ED roks b. HOT,. o. 3..Ml..0 J P<».» M D. BtmnR, 2* L». L. ;.... AS5.S.TANT ED OHS,,,.< K.. najrlbk. Jr.,.. n, A. ll. Unt,.< H v BUSNEbb MANAGER AKHLK MuaLU:)f HOPUMo, JR.. 27 CRCULATON MANAGER. L..ja bull. S ASSSTANT BUblNESS MANAGtKS * D. Adam*. 2» ft. o. bcuo, Jr.. rt v. Uoploo. 29. ott >lon..o L Tllnpf, V 3. k, K U».4». 24 l....uu.., 2». M. Uan. Jr., t U. V. Huon, 2» t. A. dbot, J. t. u. U.L.a. *V J. L. 3; cg.*u.l. V PCTORAL CHARMAN PHOTOGRAPHC EDTOR talvll UOUuLAa MAAb, ll WlUltM > HmlH..7 ASSSTANT PHOTOGRAPHC EDTORS J P, Mgu*w. la W. *. MfKdffy. Albet BasMawt. 2 Wllam L.UUL.J. o OFFCE. )4S WuuULANb AVENUE l..lcrcd! lu.«je.l.u omullcr MBnBjdflll BUUtf. bulmvt<t«, ) UJ >. uu by u.4. u. Phldclpla CountyJ bujtltcu Mang Ull^c lluua, u. M. U. j Member Eastern ntercollegate Newspaper Assocaton NGHT EDTORS Of THS SSUE.KONAK DLL, Jr. M US< l> GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN n today! ssue ": Che Peunsylvanan tlcre n pub. Btatemtnt > Sydnej E Hutchluson, Clulrmau of the Uoun " l on Athletcs, relatve o the professonal football stuaton among the members ol the Bed and Blues )20 eleveu. For the governng bodj on athletc nterest. ar. llut hnaou make* the statement that student who turn* professonal whle stll n the undergraduate school and elgble for collegate competton wll lose bs letters and also membershp n the \ araltj Club. For lu ja. t\\u years, thn bu professonalsm has been slowly, nn surely, comng to head. At the end " the fnal season for each Btellar grldman there comes the de re o make ns exceptonal ablllt) brng noun mouotnrj re turn n lh. Tun often tuatlou manfests tself " tore the graduaton of the men nvolved l has been some nun snce the professonal football league declared tself.^ beng opposed to he acquston o players elgble for college teams, and only yesterday the statement was made that the proposed engagement between the!,run composed largel) ol Lennsylvanans and a profes atonal club would be n vlo lle sprt of the rule, l these promoters who are not ntmately nterested n the wel fare of unversty athletcs take tlat atttude then Burelj tha of our Councl s justfable. w fnd that the proposed organzu. Learn n.n undergraduate has been abandoned and we congratulate lc leaders bo the movement on ther worthy afterthought, l s hardly n keepng wth the sprt of unversty football " turn "pro" mmedately after the concluson of tn season, and ths unselfsh acton on the part of the players nvolved marks them as true and loyal Pennsylvanans, Xhej have MM nl. r personal gan tor the love of ther nversty. NATONAL STUDENTS FEDERATON Uepresenlatlves of more than one hundred and fft> col from all parts of the countrj wll n tomorrow at the openng sesson ol the S d Annual Congress of the Na tlonal Students federaton ol Amerca. For ths tremendous gatherng of student delegates plans have been made manj weeks n advance wherebj s veral ol the leadng men of the countrj wll be present to gve ther vews 00 current prob. n. The purpose ol the conference thre to Che n ate motve s to further an ntellgent student opnon on questons of natonal and lut mportance. l. also...n ol ths conference to a... re. sprt of co operaton among the Bl udents ol d t the oun trj and to develop an understandng between students ol Amerca and a < ounl Ths gatherng should determne " a large d ther or not the colleg tudent s nterested n affars " natonal and nternatonal mport t s enl belef that thej are not Ther present sphere of nterest s lmted larg to campu, sports. socal functon! and academc subjects. Rarel) do thej show nnj nterest n publc affars and the few that do, know. lttle about them tha they are unable " form deflnlt on such subjects, t la true that there are a few students who are really well versed on subjects of natonal and nternatonal scope, bul thej are the ex eptlon rather than the rule. f, however, ths* conference, meetng to the second tme, does really become a permanent organsaton we maj ude that there wll at least be a few students wl have thought! of nternatonal baracter and who \\ attempt to arouse the nteresl of ther classmates n such affars to Chs tlon, t t s able to carry out nct ns as planned a 3. wll furnsh a means of acquantng students wth rju of worlds pe, am wll provde a medum by whch student opnon on natonal and nternatona] affars can be r NTERFRATERNTY COMPETTON Sow that the 836 football season s over an Jorlty of the membera of the Varsty squad have returned to. fraternty bouses, the t< rldlron game on a sm n manlf self among Here on ths ral groups endly contests, whle B have East" and "West" elevens from wthn ther own membershp t seems tha at Pew actlvlty n football la n on bul small t the own proves conclu that an attempt at organsaton would meet wth an ;. n rn unverstes ths sort of tr.. lar. Annual co ged and the wnner of each re. nt n mal lter all we ; about the Houston turn out to be nge trcks. truly We are no longer convnced that kvl m ~ L menour place yesterday, those who had an] thng b the Ktra holday, the profs who have p far or at least held out hopes, and old EL A. ke who rlth the followng. Be 0 pl. ng n a, as n wll take up approxmate!) one ffth of ths column. Our Selecton n ths season H ben All are pckng out ther b And th \.. wrtng reams and reams, \\ e would lke to n he famous all star clan And gve honor to oes Of OUR A But L er Sen L l A ke 8 M jh Hog E rs Mu H phj \\. olon s Dun c an ll A yer s N ger t has been notced that DO one of Pennsylvana, Cornell, Brown, Colgate, Army am Navy has clamed a mural vctory. * * The Prom s about worn oft now, but we must call attenton n the fact that one Junor, who s takng gym week. makeup, left hla grl and appeared on the dance floor n h almost worn out gym sut After \ hours ol dancng, le. upplylug for >. n>on..n gj for the re> of the term.»» Th Who put m. specal!) dance dened all reports tha r gong to urn professonal. Mal) o the Junors, who just met expenses bj the akn H ther teeth, are grateful for the streak of mld weather after the Prom. * m demon statstcan l hm twent) three and a har lectures to make up the n lust over the hollda] «* " Mouda). Btudeul slept through three perods of lecture before be found out that classes were not beng held. One of the Freshmen has just purchased a handsome bouquel of Amercan Beaut) roses to be used n the mpendng flour tght "" trosn have begged to " excused from the tght because the) tear a recurrence of ther hay fever. New ork Unverst] s plannng our e. No mal ter what s taught there, bow ver, the g reahmeu at wll ontnue to wear black socks "Peaches" at the Bar Headlln A revval of the old tree lun l, no doub Our Lttle Hero Corner. (Send n your favorte hero name and deed, and we shall consder hm for nomnaton Dndet (bearng MOD lay n mnd > Wasn Ua and Bcnll (and the n ::. The f< ov* who ddnt tx le :> How ubo dd bet V.u (more later > a.f s PEE, wth Lar, Bow, l. A. ke, nqne and Jak. an approprate award for ts endeavor. f the year seems to ns to be most favorable...h ask, should be responsble for ts l would seem to ns that the L rnty Counand attempt to arrange a few tor An ntrodn en be had and a bass for competton n 927 would le provded. be only real compe rnltlea at the been n the nterfraternlty Basketball sf u l but, why we not have tlvltyl There s u score. We feel sure that an competton n any w.. r form would meet wth the success. v SAW A STUDENT THE OTHER DAY Whenever you see a notably well. dressed student you wll notce that hs clothes are dfferent n a subtle but unmstakable way from thou of hs fellows. He conforms to Myj standards, yet there s a dstncton about every thng he has on. And you wonder where he got them Well, thats where we come n. We g_ about lookng for such college men and study ther clothes. Then were produce exactly n our own offerrg just those slght, but allmportant,df. ferences that acheve the effect you notced. And we probably hve n stock the very te, hat, or coat you are thnkng about. At all events, were sure youll save tme by lookng here frst WOODLAND AVENUE CE CREAM Sold at THE HOUSTON HALL "See AL" CoffeeHot Chocolate Sandwches FROLCS o FLTZ 28 NO. She Removes the "N Parkng" Sgn From the Settee When Fltz Appears n Hs Pen] Sut. " matt r of Cloth and Hs Worst dsl " :! * "tamp md and ts DO U ng from our. u le from Overs* 0 er...a. u a ron P... p,. ronrself and see the Wonderful \ SuperValue Pr : " 0 38.oo for Tnx dog PERRY & CO., N.B.T. 6th & CHESTNUT UNVERSTY MENS DEPARTMENT

5 ;! v 2NESDAY, DECEMBER, 926 Y THl ENNSYLVANAN J. H. MECKE OFFERS NEW STE AT VALLEY FORGE (Contnued from Page! ear from n assur College Delegate, to Dscuss Student rk, U " >"".. atuaen Uumnl, ul.t my offer to tn Problems and Form Permanent wtees f the Unlv Natonal Organzaton rv PYLE & NNES TALORS * MM. *> MEN AND to& Clothes Satsfacton PAGE FV For over 20 year, we have gven Clothes satsfacton to many Penn Men Good A]: " ranee s readly attaned at moderate cost f you dea! at the rght place. Suts & Top Coats $35.00 and upward. JACOB REEDS SONS CHESTNUT ST. PHLADELPHA. Specal Dnner TRY THE Cto turuaurant 3333 Woodland Avenue For a Delcous TALAN DNNER Also RAVOL and SPAGHETT Lunch \ M WHEN YOU CANT DAD SEE DAVE BROOK! 50c. 75c. Money Loan Offce 329 Woodland Ave. Branch dtore 722 Market treat Open tll 0 P. U. Bell Phone, Evergreen 6226 LOYAL HAND LAUNDRY 37 SPRUCE ST. (Basement) rou HAVE TRED THE REST, NOW TRY THE BEST" PENN MEN! Dont dsturb your studes ( ALL BARNG 8763 Campus Delcatessen Woodland Ave mpt Delveres Come To the Largest Clothes Factory n Town That.,, drect to the *"" el wholesale prce. HO hgh rent no hgh salar "d»al,. charges no nddlem.n proft. Just one null wholesale proft. e S.kFaced TUXEDOS m 95 Perfrct fttng, fnest mate "»». slk faced lapels, wde * nd n braded trousers. rj Young man, * h Hnt or Stout The Factory Prce j^rqnly Locaton LlLlL^AlOR TO ECHTH FLOOR P*n Saturday Untl Sx PROMNENT EDUCATORS SPEAK HOLD MEMORAL SERVCES Re FOR DR. W. R. NEWBOLD (Com Great > Ann Harbor, Mchlj _. \ och,,,. mon," to contnue B ger Ba nter.,. Court, held la.< fall at Prnceton. Thsj.J B! Useuss n nl V: ba ts to s qu that the.. some : :.. dd no ember 928 l n tw o bun and c deses were pr u.meetn, Had two man purp no) be. by an] SCPHOMORES^ASSEMBLE TO MAKE FGHT PLA\S ro P ; the epr. c for or agalns mer :.. L means Wora Court, a matter of es portance to the entre country at that The rules of the Annua tme, and to send»a re Flour Fg express ng stude ter, D raw votes Lll memb of fle res a a and : Classes about tle me, n lonne tl n v n the fg P e, whch was na Twelve bags f tlonal n scope, dstrct meetngs n pound; the bag or co >r the held at Harvard, Amherst, and a nu be of rej ms. ted wth tw _ ven to the rhe second all rates Sophomores ten mnutes organze > natlonw lege ude ts n the 3 The o the res en wl lar to tudent unons whch have be t>> break spll the been playng an mportant part n the po twelve bags Eleve le lltlca nd ale lfe of Eu roj "! n rope, and to Cormu the wnners of the lug agreeme untl a permanen. Ch.. ths wll be s unversty [ Mlc red l»> tn The lea lers move handcapped durng he pas tuse of unon, hut ths drawback wll be S mnutes ">. Mem he udergra. o ncll. Sphnx Senor Socl wll ths week by the conventon al \ as marshals rbor A tenta * the tem mber, wll ter. on. 8, S Sophomore w The Mchgan co year s wll Students P (fht wll t ts purposes "st ps \ number: rtl «edm tently condo rl t. cuss s L Sluggng and u rough or unsp consder elected by any of the. and to adopt ; permanen S. A lants n S Stud Amer _ Rver era tj ol W n, and se er! n a ro edu< ators el dress Class P rou mo has and may as Honor Syste an Stud \ tu re ternll le SttU dum, A e Federaton snce ther : Lews r x, Pr oceton; V 0 j of the > : w Of! : " nne otl r embers, socks s \ BUY YOUR CHRSTMAS GFTS "THE WHY LUNCH 346 WOODLAND AVE. M F SAD 9 WALNUT ST., PHLADELPHA. Our "brghtest and best" snock now awats your call whether for 8ack, Tux edo, Full Dress, Sports Suts or Over. coats Always the newest n pattern and the latest n style. PYLE & NNES LEADNG COLLEGE TALORS 5 WALNUT ST. To Appont An Organzer to represent the Natonal Tours at Penn And to Confer wth Students who are nterested n gong to Europe ths Summer MR. GORDON DECKER representng THE NATONAL TOURS 37 WEST 39TH ST. NEW YORK Wll Be At BEASTONS Today, December st From 9 A M. to 6 P. M. GLBERT & BACON Photographers 624 Chestnut Street Phladelpha Before makng arrangements for personal photographs; call and get our specal rates to Unversty Students, or through our campus representatve, Mr. Redway.

6 PAGE 8X THE PENNSYLVANAN WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER, 926 n. MacDondd&Campbell ^x. LEADNG SPECALSTS " YOUNG MENS Pece Suts lnttrthmhery KMMO P CHESTNUT STREET PHLADELPHA Frst Claw Servce at Moderate Prlcee ARTHUR LAWS CATERER 236 So. 40th 8T. Bell Phone Under Management of 8chroeder Bros. COLLEGE CAMPUS CHAT t. u the Jndb ons o» t tb Hobart f.mtball rkrnut to kpop :ent ronhead ro n, star end of th Football player A, reward for al... the up. A mxtag at the V >regon recently. Pn John ll. Ml. red wth m rera» n ; announced that a new faculty Jane Mueller, had been born, Pror Mueller, however, ll not ate them at all, but rather, embarrassed out j dened that ppy father. Fur Professor Mue ler s a bachelor, t was dscovered that the fl were, the messages, and Jam res y b< Mr. ;. Mueller, n Btructor n phllo8opl y, CLOTHES Readymade And Cut to Order Women students al the Unversty of ESTABLSHED ENGLSH UNVERSTY STYLES, TALORED OVER YOUTHFUL CHARTS SOLELY FOR DSTNGUSHED SERVCE N THE UNTED STATES.!(Jmrter House Suts and Overcoats 40, 45, *50 n earng of a proposed nght shrt parade by the men students, wanted to hol«however, severe opposton T. Tl.lll.T!)< prab. a feature.f a n be cancelled. "jep camps re an a l players, says Coach Znppke of the Unversty nf mnol Any football team whose shoes sze averages less than 9 s lkely to prov fallnre. 3 : Mass. nsttute of!. ome by tear gaa darng a n ass rot The troub rted «en MM Freshmen attempted n break up the annual Sophomore banquet «ll h tear s bombs. A pledge " refran from "tobacco, lquor, and cgarettes" s requred of every student enterng the new John mbra, :. Athletcs, fraterntes, student government, and dances an rbldden. ENGLSH RUGBY SUPEROR TO AMERCAN FOOTBALL (Contnued from Page T* the.\:"nr Magazne, he.ays: "Here la a game played entrely for sport, whle Amercan football baa developed nto serous proposton tha mght be well desgnated aa a busness, wth much of the sportng sde removed fur the players."!!< ;:" > on to polnl nut the salares of the respectve coaches and tow le sze of the crowds h attend the college games, He deres: "The game assumes far too great an mportance n the mnds of both the publc am partcpants f>r the good of ether partlcularlj the latter. t s no wonder then tha Amercans who have played football and lked t, gradual)] ome " appr er" la ea and. such provdes pl sure and exercses suffcent for all." Parker was captan of the Dartmouth footb as pear and he also waa very actve n undergraduate actvtes.. even wenl through the season undefeated and waa generallj consdered the mplons of Amerca. ESTABLSHED 88 MADSON AVENUE COR. FORTYFOURTH STREET NEW YORK Our Representatve wll be.t The BELLEV STRATFORD Tomorrow, Frday and Saturday December 2, 3 and 4 Send for BROOKSS Mtcellany The November Number contan Pctun 4 Prce " H BOSTON PALM BEACH NEWPORT LTTLE BULDNG P L A Z A B U L D N Q AUORAN BULDNG TMHOHT CON. OUOR COUNT* f* o A a 220 Dun. Avmut Yellow Lantern Cafetera 344 Walnut Street Luncheon.30 to 2 Breakfast 7.30 to 9 Dnner u r Closed lundj Halls Dnng Car 369 WOODLAND AVE. SATSFACTON S WHAT YOU WANT? SANDWCHES OF ALL KNDS WE GUARANTEE T NEVER CLOSED ^ake ths w thyouj STUDENTS TAKE NOTCE We gve you specal rates on rental You can save from $0 to $20 n a Rebult Typewrter AMERCAN WRTNG" MACHNE CO. 209 ARCH STREET 339 WALNUT STREET 2 STORES LOCUST 88 PENNYPACKER 457 BUY YOUR CHRSTMAS GFTS ADVERTSERS OUR PATRONZE Classfed Advertsng f you arc an athlete you have been eatng SHREDDED W H \ regularl) a the tranng table. f youve leaned more toward the studous sde you have probably long snce recognzed the energy*value of Shredded Wheat to those of sedentary habs. But, n ether case, dont let down on that good Shredded Wheat habt. Zmmet,matfe MM& <$& SHOES 37 So. ^ Broad St. 232 Market St. THREE NEW Fall, WoJe/s" The Greatest Values n Phladelpha Prce Range $7 to $0 OPEN SATURDAY EVENNG LOST Purple slcker, between Lbrary and College Ball, November 8. teward. 27 S. ] Jackson 0070J. rutorxg for Wharton students. nlal nstructon n your own room. Reasonable rates. R. T. Barrgan, Wh. " 880 Powelton Av Apl D PUBLC STENOGRAPHER ROOM 9 HOUSTON HALL TYPNG MANUSCRPTS LETTERS MMEOGRAPHNG TWOROOM apartment, furnshed, pr al and hot water; week. Wll rent only to those who want quet, homelke ;. convenences Spruce S 2." ST Tha dark Langrock overcoat, par of loves. a muffler n ; k.t. Return to A. T. 0. Bouse, 228 B 89th Btreel or phone Barng " s Ch] raternty pn. Reward 387 Bpru e Street. ntals W Y. 087 PRNTER WANTED Man wth some know edg rpesettlng and runnng Under press tereeted n nstructng boys evenngs. Comp Board and room n Settlement. Apply 8437 \\ \. :,uf. SHREDDED WHEAT provdes all the BRAN, SALTS, PROTN CARBOHYDRATES.nd VTAMNS Natures good whole wheat n dgestble and palatable form. ts daly use wll stmulate the entre system, clear up the complexon, and mprove muscles and mnj. Shredded Wheat s as appetzng as t s nourshng. Two bscuts make a real meal gve strength and energy for the da>, every day. Take ths thought wth you r Make t a daly habt