GfioScHE £5T AMARE.

JJennspftranian VOi-UME XLIII—\c. '62 PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAV MAV PRICE FIVE CENTS*

EIIII RED AND BLUE ENGAGES DARTMOUTH AT HANOVER IN TRACK AND FIELD CONTESTS

"amity Boats Compete for First Time fop Blackwell Tcophy Which

Was Donated Lately

RACES TO START AT 5 O'CLOCK

Freshman and Junior Varsity Eights to Compete Against Elis and Blue

and White Also

Pennsj Ivanla crew - w I iw

lion this aftern ■ agalnal JTale and Co-

. ;i over I be I wo mile i oarae on the

Housatonlc K i \ er. 'flu-re

i -. the Brat of which will be the Jun-

Va dty race wblch Harts al B o'c • •■ k

daylight laving time Chli race will be

followed in half hour Interval! by the

i reshman and Varsity boats In the fi a

event! of the regatta, The Varsity

boata w 111 ■-■ ■ n11•« '• • it I me tor

the "Blackwel! Troph) •• vas recent-

lonnted.

\.--!erday i i Spuhn and

l.uii took tin teg for

paddle. In the aftern

boats over the entire course al a snappy

|im e for a i Ime I rial 1 ■ n ati r was

quite rough yesterday but made

rerj - i time despite tl -

Late lust nigh I thi : ■ ani ed

ill,ii 111• • \ uould use the that

i j used aga Ins) Nai.

Tomorrow an obsen atli

[lie full length of eplng

ubreusl of the boats. Chi a Penn-

hjh i i '"I. reservi

. i- The remalbder

.i ; been sold as

rved i-eats in

Crew ni

Mi i :

i the A \••"

■ in Build H-. v..>n lay

i ■ .ii.ii four

nosl important and mosl

Iietltlons on the can

ST1CKMEN OPPOSE STRONG ARMY TEAM

'■ ■ '. -,rs|ty Eleven Meets MontClair Comb»nat«on 'on Letter's Grounds

mil "ii ,i ipiesl i" avengi i lie rnivers tj !-■!'

kVl'K Po I «

nect i lie \ i mj - Ick men this Preceding the t l defeat, S

iiiliiiinUtereil to Pennsylvania ■ ■ ij [In team had registered tour

vi \. ■ orles and i" the list of iger i" add to-

ime. Arm) tins also malnl . ,.ni so far this Benson.

si j i untested fraj Is i « ■ i; e pi a ce

n • i w ho entrained todaj, and the ■utesl ure

ows l.i goal; Parke, polnl ; efense; Edwards, center;

-it nttack; I at- M M , II ■( ll, mil

Howe In home. Hake, Otl and ■

.i \ ttk-k ii, who have • A

- grounds.

efon

It is also

-

Mel ', Xi 'I

■

in the 'i i Red and

r II in i

rhirty

trip to New Enj

somi goo the D trackn

I ■ . run In 11 llman pui i • i ■—

men it - Some of the outsi • o op- p..-. Peni are as ■■ -: ' I. Ulend ■ • man, w ho - an ex cellem 100 and 220-yard man - flrsl and ,i iei on«l I i angular meei with Pennsylvania i S • ..-I year; G. Swope, last year's Freshman star half mill quarti S. II. Mania, vet

, r; K. n. Alter, captain of cross countrj - • ar; E. M. Wells.

it the ndoor In- tercol •.i.iif- i - ear r L. Ma]nard,

It, ,i i for

In throw I ». r\ M

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The ' date * second in ingular Indoor

i . . i n i i fifth

in the Indoor Inter* olleginti • b ating Pi -> l\ IInIu by one point. O Southern tour during the spring i i Ion, > '•'.!• ■■! I lillman's men efeated W liain and Mary with a score of '■'- to 25, iiinl I i the 1'niverslty ol \ r i 80 1-2 to 15 I J.

i oiich Harry llillm.ni will nol predict i i,'11111 will be the N Ictor today bul

he believes thai Dartmouth will offer a deal of competition to tin Bed and

Blue in all ilie events except the two run. He stated thai Ii - squad lai ked two uillers bul said thai some of the m in I gin be shifted to the longer race.

PENNSYLVANIA OPPOSES POWERFUL VILE 1 STRAW Hill "DAY CLASSIC

ANNUAL R. O. T. C. REVIEW WILL BE HELD IN STADIUM TODAY

Peiiiii • Resi n i _ i

M ■ '■ G. 1 rwi Eighi 11 .

' . I«11

hundred men and ■ . '..

. ■ ■ ...

en del oflli i rhe review, whii - an annual

precede the I'ale-Pennsylvi bull game. The sloni as cadel era are: i '■' w. I, Lomai; > 'adel Adjutant l' i , Fry : i'a.I.•! Captains I.. V". Billii, C. R. G« la ler, and J. B Gibbons, Cadel I - L eut- enants \V. B. Shaffer, C. ll Hill, and n

Sawyer, Conqueror of Red and Blue Last Week, Faces Walker on Mound

In Crucial Contest.

GAME STARTS AT THREE O'CLOCK

i P titat-

Straw Hat Day will 1

■ Frank n Fli d at 3 o' ck this aftef

inn.a with the second ^ Pi

i . gaini sounds tin.

fell hats, gome times vsjrj

emphatically, and calls panamas and I

i> pi - of sunm • from thi Ii

winter hibernal

A ninth inn a Ells ds

fi led PennsjIvanla, 3 2, al N< w H.n «i

lasi Saturday, and Coach Carlss' wur

iei ure r>-<lrcsav

HOLD CURRENT EVENTS CONTEST

Undergraduates Compete for $250 Prize and Entrance to Finals in N. Y.

RAIN POSTPONES PLAY IN SCHOLASTIC NET TOURNEY

\ ,,'...,,..,. .i Sew } ork

T es Current 1 * Con esl will meel

Ii 'clock in 320 Col

lege Hall. Ii will be necessary

aspirant s to bi iroi ere has been

ninatlon

i , . - . iilnai "a examln

aii"! , nal ure,

u '.. _ .■'. S Wl

|.ri/, t .... titled

\. ' ompete for

-

Matches Which Were Prevented Owing to Inclement Weather Will be

Resumed Today

WILL HOLD FINAL ROUND SUNDAY

I'liiv in Hie Junior singles lustic chumploiiship tourney was delayed jesterdii) due i" ilie wet condilIon of the II :■ In Ll i". • 111 -1 —. li was ini| In |.I.I\ .a! uiij III.ii. in'-, ami as a resu

estauts musl report ic Biver 1 courts ai H.3U itiilnj or lose l»j default.

i , fourth, Hull and - completed toilnj . «

: : .i j ;. |J ■ | on Su iduj. Sliii I

ll II

i two

gunn - . 1 . ell ,i and

.

- w - ,'tou 11 Sew i

v

WILL HONOR MOTHERS AT CAMPUS CHURCHES

GALA BALL CONCLUDES IVY WEEK FESTIVITIES

Six Hundred Couples Sway to Tunes of Goldkette and Lopez Bands at

First Palestra Prom

DECORATED IN GRECIAN STYLE

S Plank; and ■ "adel S n It. o. Truman. H. L. Barn. \ i: \ ' "'""•" u " wno ''•" "'"' '""• !•«*

and W. A Hall. :!"'~ 'hi~ -<■<■•">>■ "ill attempt n i'.ic-k the Bulldog i |. oppoi

Sawyi tin i'ali moundsman. Sa* '.•i- who allowed the l!>''l and Blue nine

mi . I .i- ii. h- ■ Sew fork Dnlvi i

' lolumbla, and suffered del ■ ni the bands of William and Mary, and

- I...i ii by one run margins, \- ■ ie Ells have lo>t tin Straw Bat

Game for the lasi two years, i'i-. Cartel i lineup win keep the

k unbroken. Ii. gamea this season the two teams have exhibited bitting

Pennsj ranla's "big six," -. .i n lib the Ivy B I ■ » Deutsch, Armstri

urth year men imd Becker will vie with ■.....

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ii in-

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Jami - of I • I irtment Is In \|,. , > |>Itj ,i, | . i

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Ivj Wei fentun i I

was lield In the Pnlestr ■ ' ■|"'.' - x

II ml \ aughan, al bat. The two ti owe

■

I

Yale Mi Olellan, cf

'

Kline, lb

Brow n, -i»

SIGMA CHI AND ALPHA TAU OMEGA WIN BASEBALL GAMES

I ■

bj .i - [nterfi at) t R •

i i, i s fast and

fougl I througl ■ ■■ e exci ' - - the

torj : • v

Cau Omen win aga nsl I - v

-, "i-.: g 3 run* ents' 1.

[tail el, the A. T i . .ail- to Ii -

Today thi PI Kai \ Juled i" cross bats with A

whii eatures eonni

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\

Sigma" V K '. I' I K r i I Sigma <

Vt the four

Lutln

e Hi Co J. Henrj Harms, \ \i \ !

i oyd K. Koster, "M< a Mothi l • Blalr, "JJ

Pennsylvania i If

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funi - ' Victor U i

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Society Crowds Spring Ball \\

Pi I . , ,

.. e Bull 1 ! ,

lluli ; \

I' i\ ■

I'roj

shells mid the -

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TWO TEAMS APPOINTED BY PRESIDENT WARE TO COMPETE IN YEARLING BANQUET TICKET SALES

. - ! i IV. urdt, Al

Harold I K i I • w I's Bet

t ll A. M. and Moi ■ ir, Known Al Phi K fan will meet Phi Bi

, ... usual w Other Ar Ur. Martin Kelchner Chestnut Street 1 Lewis J. B a Mi

Din

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LIIAhLLa ll.NULk licM

NEWS EOITOH

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MANAGING EDITOR

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CIRCULATION MANAIjtH r. LOUU MOTH, '.;

ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER V. 1). Aa.m. .1 - A 3UI4H. '2* 1. M. ULAU. It., .v J. 1*. Bui, '.a H* II. riBUWWM, '.p 1. 0. ..a.*.*. '39 a. H. .— .... '211 c. A. iiuni, Ja.. .« j. L. IrnTumr. .v ... V. II-.I..-. i» A. V. Lu'U/l-. ./ J. UIIUU, .» ft. M. Scvtf. Ja.. '2D K L. .. .u .... H H li l.m-toi., 2V

PICTORIAL CHAIRMAN l .._. DubtLaa al»... '27

PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR VlCUJAB S. U.M1LTOP, '2?

ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS J. F. aUagcaapt. '2S A. '- l..r '2V GSM, A. ■■■•■' '29 * » I. M"i. '21

A U. .. '29 'ii'i'o.i. '29

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OFFICE. 3451 WOODLAND AVENUE Ealarad al Pailadalpala Poalofira aa »r*il r!m aiai'rr

• .,ti .u*, IJ JU (|7.uo by aaail la Philadelphia Cuui,i ili«ia«M Uaaagar'a Ufljca Hour*.

I U a P at Uailr

Member Eaatrin Intor collegula Newapjper Association

NIGHT EDITORS FOR THIS 'SSUE

Hi >\\ vlll » \\ i»MAN i.i:.\iri:i. \ <.i.\ 1:1;

Straw |

• • » •

llr- .low* by.

• • a •

i ■ n tvau suppose ! ;■• appear > panama; bal

I.I-I night, nobod)'- s■ • i■ i"■ t- (,i< : ■

> • a •

More than glil lad •■: ■ gut in the old ft this ■:. 'ruin,' wearing \ nifty,

■ ■••.- . . • . ["hat's i . minded.

• a a .

He I - ... ...

fin havi

• • a a

II;;. -

Would !

' ■ ' it M & \\ a> well us ell

■

A REPRESENTATIVE CHOICE

.: . . various

. . • major

■ \ ins oot leinbers of

;Ive he r un I to the . and inn - a like

a man Inn i . I'ei ll») l\ .mi.iii .i — < 1T:..

[inreal alwaj - |iunlwhiiig In- - i i■ M :-1 >■ ■ ~i- of our ll

j . Ili)| li.- fillill)! 111.- i".-ili"ii o£ ' ! . I'nlvei -: HUC'li

. ■• I'" l.v .

In . In •.. .

in one third of n had 1'iiid llielr du " i li«' |iu

if the two men v> teen nomin- ated, i if the I'nderKraduii ei uicll to tlie i

ise eliaili . ■ ■ ■

in r\ i n hold

w I i li ill ill1 ■■ the ' ear ul the

i : ime » ill head that bodj I . hand to all under; -. sui li

-'■.in- hard to belleie. Si XI week i ■■ tliird year men will have the oppori i

ite 'li.'in-.' '.'■ ih il v- of the ntudenl body. The nil n.i' Ion will he n I embers of the

upon three limex to nisi their balloi tor Senior r Senior i •lllcerx v» hic-li will be i

durln lie n eek. li :- ii ' in f\i i> Junior Make tlie

in.in you -'ni be one repre-enlailvi . ..i-- and of i ' - • i iiii.i '

In - - . Musb

■ ■

H nk iii.i: i

• pts would have i n redm i we shud jthlnk if the u

ed in pen

ll

' I up and bowed - ■ . . .,. ■

I here

v

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a a a a

• • a »

a a a

In ik .il..mi (he n ,..:], j,

• a a •

Well, let the n ole i.. .... . .n. ver, as tlie mor papers - IJ thai

^•C^^. ^^}^&Xtt:<Sfr^-^z> -^rr

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"ACCENTUATE YOUR PERSONALITY"

■ ■ - Straws pea«

*_ jf» t&3. -

STRAW- HATS

$2.50 $3.50

'•'j

i

PY

D08BS STRAWS JT&&flL $5.00

PEDA

$5.00

LEGHORNS $5.00 A $7.00

r^fr**' - PANAMAS $6.00

DOBBS PANAMAS

00

Complete Assortment

FRATERNITY AND FANCY BANDS

STRAW HAT DAY, MAY 7TH

-■'.

A;

1 iV

$ .v.

i \ w

I I v

■i ■-■■

I

$ennba^f)erj> t 1

COLLEGE MEN'S APPAREL ■ ■•■■ • ' ituta Fornal«aai Foolmi -

3713 SPRUCE STREET U. OF P. CAMPUS

"Mercitand.se That Epresses Person.i -.

* ^yZm^Xzm^:^^^x>;. >;.<a?:s>"l «^^]St

*

STUDENTS AND ATHLETES When tin row ■ our laud entei

- ■ -■ • ill -in fuel II jTitduutes ' «wli

• -i ii dU '- ii Ii II condition lends to pro- uniilexes which in - rough irs and give I •• -:udeiu u i r stun In

:■

V\ ■ iillileilcs are promlnenl that liouid ii'.; make

ill feel iii erior If hi ll.- should need ii; t nieul

Iki . ire eudeni for i advuni' ■ \ii> group

* slowlj low urds barbarism, while If the culture and mental life are stressed without sound phys-

-

L'hls Is ■• irl : I' II

us fraternities -

illest ex ereb

- II - -: Udelll "-••li-" his III; - . the

linking superstructur - .

learniiii: :- bu - ■ nt-.

i •elU" his college --• -

11 ■ - ...

■ ■ i beyond I •■ IOU - jsary for the spirit of youth. 1

-• time . hokum by v school seulors choose the \

Hie Iv> iniinageiueiil didu'i give unj ■. i,,,, I 'In" '"I l". I i- way,

* * » t

Vi •■ would have taken one of the Bi . . - ■ expei ted us to take her home as

• • a •

1' ' -i resourceful undergraduate had i advertise on tl e Bennett Ha . bulletin !

r panloii ll ficcotnpiii - . Ivy Hull." II resting i on

Nosey repoi ■■ e Ball of the Seniors; school

fhe Fresln i Across the Hu

to be provided. It s

* a • »

I'.ll! to

eucj in blow off. This - by eM ids: ran rubb I under

In, put heavy we -

And turer.

a a a a

Broadway Confectionary

Opposlu* D*nalterl«»

MILK 8HAKE3

LUNCHEONETTE

CANDIES FRUITS

THE COPPER KETTLE 3417 WALNUT ST.

Luncheon 40c Dinner 75c Chicken and Woffle Dinner Wednesday and Saturday

CNUTE ..Striking oirti

BEECH-NUT PURE FOOD PRODUCTS

ARE THE FAVORITES OF THE FRATERMTIE? NEARLY ALL FRATERNITIES SERVE BEECH NUT

PRODUCTS, PER LIST

Reecb-Nut Bacon. Beef, Chill Sauce, Peanut Butter, Port .V Be il Tomit* Catsup. Bulk and Package Macaroni Spaghetti, Noodles, Verml I Macaroni Kln^s. Macaroni Elbows, Prepared Mustani. Coffee, etc.. etc.

Beech.Nut Preaervea, Marmalade, Jam, Jellies, Beech-Nut Conserves, P""" td at San Jose, Calif. Beech-Nut Mints, Fruit Drops, Chewing G- i

PHILA. OFFICE

411 NORTH 3RD STREET Bell Phone Market 1915

-.DAY, MAY 7. 1927 THE PENNSYLVANIAN PAGE THREE

CHESTNUT ST. BAPTIST CHURCH

Chestnut St. West of 40th

Arthur C. Baldwin, D. D., Minister

U - s .■■ v

11

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i . Pol-

THE BAPTIST TEMPLE

Broad and Berks (1900 N.)

Alonzo Ray Petty, D. D., Minister

11.00 I

I Uor."

7 15 P M 0

;it the "r- 7 US iv M. Dr. Pettj

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>,. , ■ . |;,...

CHAPEL OF TRANSFIGURATIO\

3334 Woodland Avenue

Rev. John R. Hart, Jr., Chaplain.

Arnol i D. K. M u ■ I

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\ M M tnon,

ST. MARYS HAMILTON VILLAGE

Locust St. above 39th St.

I

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7.»."i P, M

IT I. eater LetlU

LUTHERAN CHURCH OFTHE

HOLY COMMUNION

Chestnut Street above Twenty.First

Rev. J. Henry Harms, D. D., Pastor

.' I" A M

\ M - ■ \ '

S.00 P. M

"I KNEW A QUEEN OF TOIL, WITH A CROWN OF SILVER AND A GARLAND

OF VALOR AND SORROW, OF BEAUTY AND RENOWN. LIFE THAT HONORS

THE BRAVE CROWNED HER HIMSELF WITH THAT CROWN —

MY MOTHER'

R. S. L.

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

TABERNACLE PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH

Chestnut Street at 37th Street

Rev. John Allan Blair, D. D., Minister

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MOTHER 3 DAI

\ \| "Mo

8.00 P. M Sons D

ASBURY UNIVERSITY CHURCH

Methodist Episcopal M i n i ste rs

Lloyd E. Foster

A. K. Smith

i" I." A. M.— S] I '.:

Kiv. I., i: i . -

P. M.—O Hour, sup] . U by B< I ■ -

7 MS P. M Sermon "P

Rev. A K Smith.

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN 21st and Walnut Streets

11 A. M. II S»P. M Rev. A

Kinds

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Walnut St. West of 39th SL

Rev. J. A. MacCallum, D. D., Minister

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I'M I '

1 >i M i- i il 8er

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FIRST REFORMED CHURCH

Fiftieth and Locust Streets

H. B. Kerschner, M. A., Minister

I '■

7 16 P. M — S

I

:

Phone, Rittenhouse 2112

ARTHUR H. BURTON

Printing Social Stationery

Typewriting 1629 Chestnut Street Multigraphing Philadelphia, Pa.

Mfir.s:

Bender, Off and Franks

OPTICIANS

1827 CHESTNUT STREET

rt Lock Kays Made

Smithing While You Walt I til ablUhed 1881

W. W. McCAUSLAND 3.M7 MARKET STREET

Auto Service

Straw Hats ••THAT MEN LIKE"

ALL GRADES $1.45 up to $5

Panamas. $2.85 up to $6

Leghors, $3.85 up to $4.85

Mallory's $4. $5. and $6

PENN HAT CO. 40th ABOVE MARKET

NOTICES | HflJIiJWiiMlililfiliiniilW

SUMMER POSITIONS OPEN

TO STUDENTS

City Lann I

M igazli -IS

I i ill Co,

27-S—"Di >s - i and | 29 3 ■!■''

■

$21 mer M rard atti • "Jom and board. Locatloa—New Tork State.

82 s Me lent for health laspec- Sew lork State.

(200, r mer. boarding b mse.

88 9 -One nan or n >ma summ student, to w lit on ta In small

34 S—Sell Club Aluminum.

Cn L8

87 B -Sellli I bury Park, New Je

88 <—Office work and selling, (23 per

uv. V A" V I . '

■Engineer* who des . v Tele-

Send MOTHER Fl3*ers on

Mothers Day

Edgar E. Hecsh, Florist 3421 Woodland Ave.

RIGHT ON THE CAMPUS'

- ' sun ner

12-S Girls 1 La : Sew 1

13-S— Unus

r. s I

5, 3400 W

Worcester Academy Club -

i _ Mr x

- i -

Rifle Team Me i • - .: - - A, B,

Item • RHKJ Snru - 1.13

Freshman Commission I

■

Moni ■ House.

Soccer I

• iri .

Baseball Candidates for

STale -

Tennis Klver Fli

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Fencing

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Varsity Baseba

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Footba1

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PYLE & INNES

TAILORS *■ FOR. *

MEN AND BOYS

11 IS WALNUT JT., PHILADELPHIA.

Clothes Cost! When you compare a cheap, so-called

custom-made suit and a real hand-tailored custom suit, the difference U noted at once; the one la gone after a few months' wear while the other la good for a year. It will hold Its shape; will press and clean well, and at all times yon know yon are well-dressed. Such are the clothee we make and many Penn men know this, tt'.'iy not you7 Our prices are *0o to $80

PYLE & INNES LEADING COLLEGE TAILORS

1115 WALNUT ST.

OLDSMOBILE "6" General Motors Corporation's Greatest Hit

Also Good Used Cars

KirK Motor Sales Co. Walnut at 37th Street

WINTER'S BIGGEST LITTLE

DRUG STORE

Dormitory Hand Laundry

J

^

Mending and Darning

Free

Work Called for and

Delivered

Cleaning- Pressing, Dyeing, Repairing Suits Dry Cleaned, $1.25 Suits Pressed, 5 for $1

3707 Spruce Street Opposite the Dorms

PAGE FOUR THE PENNSYLVANIAN SATl/l

Many Features of Building Will Include Meeting Rooms, Pipe Organ,

and Lunch Room

CLAREMONT BRAND

WORLD FAMOUS LIGHT WINE CORDIAL

PORT APRICOT

BLACKBERRY MUSCATEL

Delicious with cracked ice and •either water

Sold at BALINSON'S

34th and Woodland Ave.

HOFFESTEIN 37th and Chestnut

I

four- ...

ustr ict- i

. d about Feb- 128 as • com ractora are up to

i • ua on

I :' ■

ire win. several | .

I ro hundred and twenty feet r. The windows and

..w frames ai ■ Imported from . -u firm.

The Interior of the auditorium will con- -.-• the main n • and two balconies,

. four Ired. The wa be of

mart Elmum :.■

i.f t!.. I ^-1 be i feel

Slost of ent will In- taken ■ '

i- ■/. .. ;o havi real r, om

On floor will rooms w y or-

... tings. i , . i be a serving room whloh

•ii In Will Hi''. ■

ir by I

i . .- ■ tori II i ireful attention.

. t with leather, This will

enti ring 11: e a movli |

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HAMILTON'S HORSEDACK TOURS Through Yellowstone Park

i .r.-t party starts July 1st Cost of 16 .lay trip, $120. Make reservation with Mr. John B. Harbour, ^T, organizer, at 206 S. 38th Street or Houston Hall Travel Bureau, Jose Herguldo, Manager.

Summer Work WEAR.EVER ALUMINUM

EARNINGS $500 to $1500 IN 10 WEEKS NO CANVASSING. SEE MR. MARSHALL

THIS WEDNESDAY — ' TO 5.30 P. M.

ROOM 1. HOUSTON HALL

- . ids, Bauer, and Smith , to enter Pennsylvania after being gradu- ated from high gchoo . The records made by these men attest to their respi i abilities, si.i..id In 1025 captured three

..•ml boys' championships: outdoor and ln-door singles and Indoor doubles. Blauer, with Smith, holds the Providence, Brooklyn and Staten Island Junior doubles lii

In addition to the tournament, the Dnl- . slty and Freshman tennis teams will

meet Amherst and Jfale . respectively. Singles matches will be played by Hot kin, Mill..ii. Kraft. Stanger, Rauth and i. : gelbach. Men who will see action In the doubles are: Orafmuel er and Btraw in-ki. playing together; Levine and Bin mons paired.and Kardon and Ryan. A1 tins time of the year the courts are being used practicall) every hour of the day.

h Hendrlcks estimates that the num- ber using the seventeen new courts on H , . i . reek j tol i - 700.

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Vol. III.-No. 25

STRAW HAT NUMBER THE PENNSYLVANIAN PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. MAY 7. 1927

Towiirnd Bongaardt Mana|in| Editor

Price Ten Cent!

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NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS TO THE PENNSYLVANIAN 1927-1928

Ji>np« E. Podfrr FraUrei Editor

Ch.rle. S. Da., News Editor

THE PENNSYLVANIA PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. MAY 7. 1927

VINCENT LOPEZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA Which will play in conjunction with Jean Goldkette's Orchestra in the

coming Ivy Ball to be held this evening in the Palestra.

START OF 1926-1927 MEDLEY RELAY CHAMPIONSHIP

Won by Ohio State Univeraity at Franklin Field * Friday.

FINALS OF THE 120 HIGH HURDLES Won by Steinbrenner, of the Massachusetts Insti-

tute of Technology.

WORTHINGTON G. BUTTON Newly elected Inter-Fraternity Secretary.

Strawbridge & Clothier Men's High-Grade Suits From

Regular Stock at Low Prices There Were 1000 Suits

When the Sale Started Today Regular stocks many of thei the first time

vi ever offered them al so sub a reduction in MAY

usually you have to v il JUNE ' Whei not nearly so compli I

Stein-Bloch, Wickham and %^ ^2 Other Good Suits ^JLO

1""-""' " ' 8uiu Medium weight Suits in light or dark colon Many previously sold foi half again this prioe

Stein-Bloch, Wickham and %11 Other Good Suits ^OO

Young Men's Suits and Business Men'i Suite in each ol then gro Worsteds, eaasuneres, • t ■ ■ other good fabrics

Stein-Bloch, Wickham and Other Good Suits

\ erj i Deal quality Suits of Stein-Bin li make in tin- group

$43 . ■ •■

THE PENNSYLVANIAN PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. MAY 7. 1927

WRESTLING COACH "BUNNY" SERVA1S Shows his brother some of the fine points of wrestling.

If It's Action You Want!

f2n $J1 ' ?■■ \ 7 > */

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IF it s action you want, jazz or otherwise, stop in the nearest

store carrying Columbia Records and look over the latest Columbia release. Then ask to hear any of the up-to-the-minute dance and vocal records that appeal to you.

There s a lot of em. all by artists who are nationally known. Pick as many records as you wish. The dealer will play them lor you. I here's no obligation. He likes to hear them. too.

10 922-D I ^nrn ^'v B«by Smiles at Mr. (Vocal Chorus by Ted Lewis) B in. 75c 1 ^rrp * '-lt,'r Sunshine in Your Heart. (Vocal Chorus by Ted Lewis).

Fox Trots. Ted Lewis and His Band.

944-1) I Sb»ngbai Dream Man. (Vocal Chorus by Charles Kaley). 10 rt 75c ^ Beedle Im Bo. (Vocal Chorus by Johnny Marvin and Kd Smalle)

Fox Trots. Paul Ash and His Orchestra.

9J7-D What Does It Matter' 10 in. 75c. Put Your Arms Where They Belong. Organ Solos. Harold L. Rieder.

920-D / Along Miami Shore. I 0 in 75c I Log Cabin Lullaby. Vocal Duets. Ford and Glenn.

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THE PENNSYLVANIAN PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT. SATURDAY. MAY 7. 1927

Straw Hat Day—and SUPPLEE ICE CREAM

DOTH are institutions at Old Penn. When the winning run scores in the ninth inning, bringing the stands into a frenzy of cheering,

straw hats—new or old—are tossed into the air. But every fellow — Senior or "Frosh" or Old Grad—holds tight to that priceless possession, first aid to dry throats—a brick of SUPPLEE ICE CREAM.

The individual brick—in three flavors— Chocolate, Vanilla and Strawberry, is the p opular combination on Franklin Field.

Supplee -Wills - Jones Unexcelled Milk and Ice Cream