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Wo h t i i oil (he lated hita mm I t w t a Flayer Flaaw Rolla a n i W w l N n h

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Io Westing house came the Hotel Stevens tor ventilating motors, t«»r i t s elevator system, tor the electrical equipment a t

its laundry. Io \V «‘>t m g house come many undertakings ot such kind and s i/e — a steady stream of imagination-stirring opportu­nities t«> do the never-beiorc- acc«»mplishcd. AH ot tremendous in tereat to co lle g e m en w h o haveWestinghouse

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a m b i t i o n , r e s o u r c e f u l n e s s , capac­ity; d i« iplinevi >ale> a n d engi­neering m i n d s .

1 he H »»tel Steven, contain» ;,ooo room» and liaths. The Variable * olra^r Control System u » e d In the elevators was designed hs Westm^- house. VN hetht r vou nse ten H...ir- or o n l y one, there are n o jerks or jars. Speed is the same wherher the c*r is empty or »hethrr it's pa.ked. Cars automatically stop ievet ccith

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Barbecue and Fall PartiesAre Activities of Week-end Al Vogo I, 2».. S f ta l l i» . Mi* h : Jo h n M i « Wo|t»n« M rf»o n « ld w a * a d in i»h U*r. 2«. I .¡inaim i ; v . ¡ i K iilm nn . i ’Uvde, Ohio, visito*I nt th<* «•!>

il r gik-*t ..f tho t ’hi Omega fratern ity r'ie*day t*v*iiing.

Margaret Mo !»•A ft. fraternity hold* " I

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,.\i end- Tin* nlotl carn iva l „ f , ^...ntinUe the entertainment ' ’ ’ ,!other program I« over. ' ,r,< A Tenney if* palmi

... riiity I« holding an open 'enltigton’a orchestra from het ' sigma P lil a dinner dance, play. Alpha Phi party ...ko* |„ u.¡,ik I *• A. K., W om an’* the Lift I«* Tlieafre for which Keith It',,i |»hl. and Theniian« are ck* hand play* nnd Pro f und Mrs In

ir fall term partie«. Along It It Iloselioom and Mr and Mrs Ktd o r football game, the so- .1 It Masseiman w ill cha throne W ailie

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is n n h st ia lly foil spotis(»r* one o f its la rg miati party 4’apt •night in the’ fo rm • »f a Hard ie atid Mf. a • A r th u r f l . We**iai, o f Vrit** are acting ; vine a fe a tu re dance, and party which will !» „•» o rch estra from the Mr and Mrs f { ,

in I ' l in t p lays . Iles|a*r- and Mr- f ' atp .In ,!<|s Its p a r ty ton igh t, a l Mrs. r. ft VanAlsl (tic T h e a tre . . ' I t e Keleetic open !..

rolt ■ Vde l*r° f -I • hot'amp of the forestry and* Marv 'h'pnrtment ha» ls«*n elet'ted chairman...... i. . / . " f tie •»In.. Valiev section of th<*looming f..r . , . , . _.. .c e ty <>f American r orosters. I his

'•■•k pin.« at a recent meeting s iety hehl in southern Ohio. Irma tlr»«-*. matron at Prac- •c i- giving a tea Tuesday a f Nov 22. from 1:3«t until tt Tin* freshmen girls o f the

on class««i are to lie among K Ka< h iin 'iiilrr of Prae a ho inviting two guests.

Im ita Sigma Phis held formal Ini tint oui Tuesday evening for flvt* men. ,.loe f'rah ill, Jam es ttothwell, Norman Brooke. O ta ri.- Allen, and Moy Hol­land.

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pim limi » smoker for its m rialm si at dinner . M.-tiday night. p., house \\..|n< —la

-lev of Ndrth|«irt visitisi fnalielh isi..selle, last Week-end. |, Taylor, Ini» i/i.urg of I ’hleiigo w as the in the Method - Hie Munge » : the Kappa | , , ||,,,.)•-.iliis wis'k-etid. p art ment whs aideI m ewed and M iss l.oii ,»rk Monda» a

dinner gtiests at the Kap- ^ im . W isltHsduy evening _under, collegi crop s|s*

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THEATRE ATTRACTIONSWeek Commencing Sunday, Nov. 20C A P I T O L

WRIGHT PLAYERSP r m r n t N“SO THIS IS LONDON”

S T R A N DH I M X V — M O M > \ Y ~ T I l : » I H V - W H I T K H M TBebe Daniel» in “SHE'S A SHEIK"

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TH I « M i .» » — KKIOTT TM> -T T I H I .T »Reginald Denny in “OUT ALL NIGHTTHREE TI T- » »I I.ET II I E

G L A D M E Rsi Mi\\ -MONI»%\ TNE*IF%% LM» MF.IlNF.sllI^Richard Dix in “SHANGHAI BOUND’

Till HSIIW F KIH \ \ INI» s ITI MIHIRichard Barthelmess in THE DROP KICK’

WkeredepcndabiHtyU vital . .L . (M .m n inif « fa t io f l a t M i lw a u k e e.n n e .t i. ’n w ith a n e w p u m p in g «ration a t M ilw a u k e e

W .w o n .m , a J J i t u m a l feeder m a m , w e re req u ired . I t w u „ . .e - .a n tha t one o f t h e « ehou ld c a m . a n u n iw u d ly U rg e

p roportion o f th e » ater « ip p lv . an d SA-ineh p ip e w ae d e cn U d A lth o u g h p ipe o f m ate ria l o th e r th a n c a * iro n h ad a

h r , l £t» i . C u t Iro n P ip e w as c h o w n becauac the poeeibil. in terrup tion to »e re ite had tu b e red uced to a m in im u m . photograph above » b o w . a ic c t io n o f p ip e be ing lo w ered

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W H A T you get out o f a pipe depend» on »hat you feed it. Millions o f contented jim m y- pipers » ill tell you that Prince Albert com m ands a pipe to stand and deliver. Y ou sus|>ect you are in for some )jrjnd pipe-sesaions the minute you get a whiff o f P. A .'s aroma.

T he first pipc-load confirms your suspicions. W hat a smoke. Fellow sf Rem ember when you asked for the last dance and she said "Y o u ’ve hud it!” ? P. A . in cool, like that. A n d sweet as know­ing that she didn ’t really mean it.

Sweet and mellow and mild and long-burning.

Put your pipe on P. A . Y ou can hit it up to your heart’s content, knowing in advance that P. A . will not bite your tongue or parch your throat. That one quality alone gets P. A . into the best ■moke-fraternities. A n d then think o f all its o th er qualities!

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