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JSennsptoanian VOLUME X LI 11 — No. 164 PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY. MAY 10, '92" PRICE FIVE CENT*

THOMAS GATES ELECTED

Sanford Elected to Vice-Presidency: Bowker and Hunter Selected

for Other Positions

GRANVILLE TO PRESENT SKITS

Philip Dechert, President ■■' the Arta Association, announced the • lection of

mas s. Qatoii .ir., to the presidency ■■ organisation fur the year 1927-28

Ceorge Banford, Jr will he 11•*- Vli • P ■ for the coming year, whl i >•• orge

Bowker and Richard Hunter were elected to iii" positlona of Secretarj and Treas-

urer respectively. i latea is a member ol th< /■• la ''-■ fral

■\ and "f the Phi Kappa Beta Junior ety. He is ill-" manager of football

for ti>«- 1927 season. in a summary <>f the season the retiring

■ I. !,i -• rawed the faci thai ;iil of ilie ires given daring the las! year tindt r

i anaplcea of The IOI let; w< r< well at- tended, Among the prominent men brought i" the Pnlverslt) through the

: urn n!' the Boclet) were l tount To . oy, Cosmo Hamilton. Dr. Archlbold Henderson, Per j Mackaye, Sir H< nrj B. i.nun and i-'niiH i- Breti Young, all of

, i ol Internationa terarj fi •• Th< closing evenl he

n bj the Arts Assoi of "Dramatic Interludes" b) V. L. Gran- villa in costume lot TOW evening In Houston HaH, ban Mf. i iran\ llle's se ei : ."ii- coi er i li 'ange

udfng the mo»1 proi flgui ■ - ol all time. I

i 'out Inuecl 01 I'I-I i

[SPANISH CLUB WILL PRESENT PLAYLET THURSDAY EVENING

Memben i i irsity's Spat ;ilii pasi

few weeks fur the production of their annual p aj whli h will be presented Thursday ■ M. 1-. a) the Phllo- inn-.,u, i nb, 391 i W : DUI Streel This year's production, given entirely In Span

iI tied "l'li- is Mujeres", .i two act '"i ly written by the Quintero Brothers.

■■i;.,»«.p Town", the English translal ion of the play depicts the present da) life in Andolucia, ,i province of Bouthern Spain, Tin' various parts In the presen- tation an all taken bj American bom students. Tickets for the affair, which win be followed bj dancing maj in ob talned lo Room "."i Col i -•■ Hall for one dollar.

VARSITY-RUTGERS CLASH

Sanford Will Oppose New Brunswick Nine on Franklin Field Diamond

This Afternoon at 3.30

TRIOLA TO PITCH FOR VISITORS

-930 COMMISSION PROMOTES INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP

nod fi rut tied yester live prom-

in.in i'ommlss b ■- id< - ' - in the last n i i

tfter th< IJ ram was

eluded, eight of tin een comml M

■ ■ preset I hat the] i .. to attend I lie < Ireen Lane

dent Conference, i speakers «en Si nlislu II. <'hang,

China; Heinz Eckert, (Sermany; I'r. 1 . :• nand Eeman, M. A Erana, Phllippl and Takeshi Yoshlkasu, Japan. Their topics deal) with conditions In their coun- i rles and the promotion of bi tte elli betweei Americans and foreigners,

MEET CORNELL SATURDAY Ithaaans Prove Strength in Both Track

and Field Events in Defeating M. I. T. by 47 Points

Pennsylvania's baseball team « counter the nine from Rutgers iiii- after- n i. Kmnklln field al '■ ;" V\ el

grounds prevented the l>'-'l and Blue tos- sers from practicing yesterday but Coach Cariss feels confident that the slight lay- over will uoi Impair tbe home team's fielding and batting. The Rutgers i un- real last year terminated In n 10 0 i Ic torj for Pennsj \\ ania.

Thl ison the Sew Brunswick club lias i n successful In most of the >i\ games ii has played. . The City College of Sew York was defeated 2 l ; Lehlgh was ilowned, s?; bul ! afayette triumph- ed 3 1. N..i onlj does the pitching staff Ede| and R^he Selected

JUNIORS CAST BALLOTS EOR CLASS PRESIDENT

Third-Year Men to Choose Leader and 3 Councllmen at-Largc m Hous-

ton Hall Today

POLLS OPEN FROM 10 TO 4

FRESHMEN JOURNEY TO ITHACA

Cheerleaders

I .. OW I - ' ■ '•"' r M in Mask and W • :

.. ■ ire the ' ■'•: * An ler, Cumi Herbsl Xl • ' I' Ips, »W

FRANKLIN SOCIETY HONORS PUBLISHERS Veteran Members of Managing Boards

Guests of Honor at Dinner

r. 1111~> \y anla's tra< k team will eng Come In i Varsity dual meet on Prank- lin Field next Saturday. Hie I leld events will start HI - o'clock and ii"1 clndei

path feal ures will begin at 2.30, Tlckei - for the meet are *.30 em-h and an | on sale al i lie ' Mb c ol Hie < 'ouncll on \ Ird and \\ alnul Streets. Stu

i..i > _.i ii admission bj presenting \ V, Books.

Corne I defeated M >-- ■ iu*etts li i ■ no ogj in n dual irack meel

•- urdaj bj a score of '-'i ns won nine nr-i plai es

. i niadi eaii sweep ol The dual meel with i

.,. old in. athletic feature ootli name with the

li ■ .. Come iw e> er, lias aiore

ball. Iiavliiw ■ - ■- ■ Ivantage over I 111 III

. It< II eel Saturda] •

ourneys to 1 • • ' i |. . • gn, in the onlj pi rformam e

I'enn* man mil".' earn i

\ • . . j board, there „ . , iai incite nl the Pranklln I'll- du

of the Sew Jersej BCI I seem to be ef fielent, bul there are several strong hit- ters in the line-up, Irwln, the first base- man, i- batting B80. having hit a home run in the game with C. C. S. V. Illbbs mill Bliss of the visiting team have also i II hitting above the •"•'HI mark.

iSordinler, or Trlola will I n the mound for Rutgers, iiii- aften n. (5or-

rei pntlj lield C. C. S "i to five bits and one run, and < 'ouch < larlss re aards Triola as II il mgerous linrler, B n

M tin Junior i lass «111 i asl - al the Houston Hal po li todaj

in the sei ond attempt i elect their next v ar's presldi ni u i: Mason, i hairmao of the elections committee of the r graduate Council, announced thai the polls will be open between the hours of i" t. M, and i P. M, Last week's elec- tion had i" be thrown out as .i represent alive vote was no) cast The prlmarj

its »iii also )»• taken al this time f"r I he three L'ndergraduate Council nut I

rhe Coi es that all third year men tnrn out to vote todaj aa tblt i *

to Fin Posi- ' ;- "' r'' Importance than any held ttons of Managing and Art

EdiSors Respectively

ELECT BUSINESS MANAGER TODAY

- the year al Pennsylvania. It ■ - in Impress that the Senior i

• - dencj i- the biggest undergraduate office in the I'nlvi rsitj i the only way

lunli it tin man In ofl i thai the] wranl trn out at the p and vole. The Council further states thai If the third year men wish their Beers to assun • I ership on Hej

In Hi.- minimi Puni ll Bow I election ni

: he board of managers In ight In Houston Hall, Robert Pranklln Brown, wh- "-'•■ wa« •' " "' "" l!l" I'""1 i .. represei I must be cast.

litor-ln-chlef fot the ensuing year Auj mail ru Coincident with ii - elect "". Hurrj ll ,, sufficient numb

fwr-i will oppose the Rutgers batanwn Sn II »elect-(day will lie eh ose who do not, il arlj part of the game while Knob- pt| n- the new mai - ever, and In case i Bnal

,iII. ii i- expected to relieve h • etween the The two teams will probably lineup .i- llrown, a member ol tin Di - usual ho | |,

follow -. i ■ i ra tern 11 j i ■ - ed that the Pennsylvania III..in i Animtrong. 2b Coiiuell, c Tivmpi Iterker I

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Rutgers vvltli exl ra currlcul am es ntl i! the L'nh'"- i "inin-

Mhortly after li on to tin ler, "•!> [rwln, li>

Illbbs, c 11.i. if

'' tl] rred i". Matr irds and

dues

or - ot the undergraduate publications,

■ ,■ i rat kl n So • . _i,-i. of I or al the : ner

Soi iet> which « 111 b i i In Hous- . H Thursdaj evi nlng Mi J 10th

. . :i e«i tors and I ianag- > ,< u ill be thus honi

-. i; rd board of 1871, The Penn- ,. Board of iss,;. The Red and

Board ol issT and the Puni h Bow I1HM1 In addition the S

, surviving members i , i'nlvi rait] Magai ic thai

.,- ,i «vi ekly publli id which was tbe forerunner

... jail] Pe insylvanlan. ttee of the n

- . , ■, i- obtaining a llsl . . , . 8ome of the dlstlt i •

with . . Si eral other

ers are being provided for r im and »

• i ■ Socli - ■ omposed of

four undergrade

at i i Pe - rnnlan, Pui i '•"" ,;'''1

. c ■■- R« ''": I ' • angers li

ivl eigli ■ - R

>r this y<

REVERKND HART IS TENDERED DINNER

,,„. tlftj business men, .... im ergraduutes In

,,.,.,.. ol the Iti kerend HI the Unlverslt]

;ii,,i of the « • of the Transfigur tendered h in .i dli Pi Sl1'-

Club yesterda] even - n ■- * compli

«,.i-\ J of Pi mla. i , .. was the Reverend i;., . \ roi Ri Saini Barthol- omew - I :i Sew York. Dr. I " ' " '

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and Lou - \ onso Youi -. head the Red and B I

• i addressi - Bi i am Wi er. Chain

the I v"" tlon, '•

ir Class spoki x~

I . - -i-.. lut lu mil. the Revi work II- • N--'

- He was i er. 1915. 1 r his « i

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Pennsylvania Bo^rd Members \ board members are Invited i" ■ .1 the dinner and theatre party

..II Moiuliiy evi g. May Id I win. Intend lo go must not if) -\. Mosel) II..;.kin- in person b) M I] loth. Be sure to -

-. board.

LOST AND FOUND TO HOLD AUCTION SALE

. nliiiimi-i i"i-i ..II The Pennsylvan ■ rs, and I i i Red md Blui Houston Hn

il til in II- ■ " "f Ihal rear, 't

v ,•,,. .-,.,| the recent produi » .-ii b) the Mask and Wig pluyi re

-i.mi member il,,. Campl urned to bis

I he " BI a i Bo i 'out I II iii i' -■ I our

MATERNITY TENNIS APPROACHES FINALS

Department Will Dispose cf a Large Number of Valuable Articles

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in in,, i nlversit) - Lost and Pound I »e norrow

in iloiiKton Hall auditorium al \ nicies turned

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iv bi -•■ d - the highest bidder.

I . I ., ■ in possi ■ uding I ks,

-. pens, pencils, Im urn- . ,.. rs and lewelr ' ■■ oard

i hlef v . ording to di

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nameiil was pi i) '''"•' to mitdd) i the River 1

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in.HI. i be turned In lo IL II. -

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which I -' ' ■

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Scholarship Applications .-,. •

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SENIORS TO SELECT FUTURE LEADERS

Class of 1927 Will Cho;se President and Secretary.Treasurer Tnursday

Punch Bowl 5

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PAGE TWO THE PENNSYLVANIA!* TUESDAv

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tDITOR-IN CHIEF CHAM.U liNDLk UtilAlIu I

NEWS EDITOK s UtUZIU » Ll.il

VANAGING EDITOR

FEATURE BOARD

AoaOCIATfc tUlTOrio B. 1. LUl.«i.*«sul .a I a. IIIM, •«« c< I. .i. -e A. ii. lsaAfMi.hU.. .0 I. 3. .*.». »« . 1 fvUMM. -• L. 1, U.tlB, .• J U< .,,..„. N ii u M»UI •• L _ OlU. *M ., U alii**. ••

ASSISTANT EDITORS L M. Ua.ua W U. ». ■.•.«•. J... 'i» <- li »i .' k. fr '' HII f If1il.. IV il. lull, '*» * L .J.I ' ». LI i....... -r i. U ,.--»■■-" .. L. A ..■.. H> * A. M4»bU. .* 11 *. u««». .< M • Uiu. 1/

BUSINESS MANAGER AKIMLM tii.iakd.kt UUfkl.Ni. Jtt. -"

CIRCULATION MANAGER f LOUU sMIIU. II

ASSISTANT BUSINESS MAIJAGEH W. U. Aa.m. \* • A SLU«H. '3» *. M. lUH. Ji.. 'V 1. P. M.II, '3S 'I. II. tlWIWIBi '.* 1. L> UBAMAH. '.V S. IV. UWLUI, '.a c A. l*LaOT. Ji.. *d J. L. InSUMili iV C. V. IIMIIK. '3a A. V. Otnam, 'ti UMIHU, -V

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PICTORIAL CHAIRMAN PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR i .... ....... V. ..i '27 1 »lLil*M b. ni-.n.». '27

ASSISTANT PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS I. I. i'..i....ji. -» a. I,. Uaun.1, '.'V CtUMi '-• A. kn.ua.it. *2f w. ». HLkuiii, :•

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OFFICE. 3451 WOODLAND AVENUE l.u ■ •' al Ki.iUifili PoatoBc* u ••!•«.J ilw BMUC, Sukaartfaoaa, U.H (I'.M • » B<II La Pkiltaalpaia L-uoiyl

UMIIIIU fclio«f«r'« Ufics Uourt, i B i r N. .ii. ■

Member Eaatern Intercollegiate Nfwapaper Aaaocution

NIGHT EDITORS FOR THIS 'SSUE MoMtoK Mil. n:\i-i.i:\

ELECTIONS TODAY

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And .i- this topic may we s — •■ e H e veer MIW is - (omit I iwers)

ir there i- nnj one sp against 1'enusj Li inia ui - tua( tUey ;,,.,. ,,,,, ... u ind departmental ftf

fair* M. 111 > Uave ■ ■ ■ ■ ass rushes and iuterdepartmentu itupetltlous,

but these are apparem Ij to no i ■ An instance of lei i irgj in

lasl Thursdaj to ct year's sen number of Juniors had enough interest In seeli - tin man elected i" this Important ; ballot. Thai this election was ■lU '"' dlctmi '

i leul bod) us well In tin ers. However ss or a stu

bodj "ii the *

i .:. * electloiw will he at I '■ ■ ■ ....

- —.-i,i.. ■ presidei « l.a»t \Vonl«: "1 ■ . i .

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Who has i ea . - was lou Maj

u . i, for no reasoi b'red lli know

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Keep - .•: le \.'ii:- lint too: anu ■ - ■ *i udei - . isv -

- A. A. Hooks u ■s t o a in I s*

urn II—II

DOBBS HATS AND

Charter House Clothes I ailorrd af Fashion I ark

\- rell-knov -

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times.

Straws Made in Italy

Dobbs

Leghorns

Pedalino

Dobbs Panama

$2.50

5.00

5.00

7.00

10.00

$3.5C

7.00

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,I..III Uodj befu leni and other admiuU lU, He Is hi - -

musl answi r ur any of the wr immlt. i Is Is r

tlie com • ■ tins ■• I e aaon betweei I - i ■ ■ the admin rai It Is a llfl lit pos r he must ansv i i of l — groups for in a way he must straddle I Band see I il everything ...,,.. on ueacefullj and gntlsfactorj on bol i sides, \ -• rengi i o - —ary bul

- will do n >re than hi» . of tacl i" smooth out any I itle d l» may

arise A man to till this posltloi will represi t the at b id) and ind one

R ho will be B won liy ■■■ .iin>. I ' ■■ ',| •' sur man who will have the i the man « It of t 8 ea bn n -- n > and « i qualifications.

All cons dency, however. I « as repn - luate Coun I often arises whet

- iuld be

.•■ itudi i • government In any Bast In all matters

its word Is final. Ii executive; where ru M and regul

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u your en I iwe I with I ■ mature Ju sty ai

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• . • • Will Livelong Killed by P. R. T. Car—Headline

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die I - . ; the Spruce S ree v'. ■ \

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Is pru i g ery, • . . •

v . - ■ i bod) a ski I it was ^ good com

I ■ ourtes) we ills II • . • •

Vow that leaves I N Woude s of

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COLLEGE MEN'S APPAREL

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3713 SPRUCE STREET

U. OF P. CAMPUS

"Merchandise That Epresses Persona II

a^Kgattegf-a teg a ^>;-;(; <%t> j

u tin . - ■ ; - for the

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■• a m in to cast vote for one man w his

s not expressli man who icurei

181 Is, • nature

1. It i « known to his he knows

aim. 1928. Mi

P t tin i who : l make i1:.'- • select those n

ty politics ■ . v. •

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THE OVERWHELMING CHOICE OF THE STUDENT BODY

The fact that more than 5000 Edward Suits are worn at Penn shows that the ma- jority of the Penn men are not only clothes conscious but also conscious of the fact that it's necessary, in order to get well tailored clothes, lo spend any more than F'dward Charges.

$28-75 and $3875

The Edward Tailoring 'Jmversity Store

Houston Hall

Open 8.30 to 6.00

Central C I 16th A Market Btr»t«J

Open E.-

EPWARD CLOTHES ^UADE POM YOU

ri . MAY 10, 192' THE PENNSYLVANIAN PAGE THREfc

NOTICES i •

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C Good Appearance h

readily attained at

moderate cost if yoj

deal at the right place.

Suits & Top Coats

$35.00 and upward.

JACOB REED'S SONS 1424-26 CHESTNUT ST.

PHILADELPHIA.

Fordham Law School

Woolworth Building New York

lucal ■ CASE SYSTEM

THREE-YEAR COURSE Two Years of College Work required for

Admission Lfternoon and Brenlng Classea -:; 3- Ma« Write for Catalogue

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SUMMER POSITIONS OPEN TO STUDENTS

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Rifle Team Mi A li.

1.15. Soccer I

Fencing

" 1 rg are eligible except

petition will lie In all three Pi IZI -

Interfnatemity Tennis—T..•■ st round of the 1 i tou

star \ team« .

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PYLE & INNES

TAILORS

MEN AND bOYS

• IIS WALNUT JT., PHILADELPHIA.

Clothes Cost! R ••u you compare a cheap, ao-called

:n-niade suit and a real hand-tailored :u suit, tlie difference la noted at

once; the cue la gone after a few montha' ■w.ir while the other la good for a year. It will hold Its shape; will press and clean well, and at all times you know you are well-dressed. Such are the clothes we make and many Penn men know thla. Why not you? Uur prices are |05 to |86

PYLE &INNES LEADING COLLEGE TAILORS

1115 WALNUT ST.

CHARLES P. DAVIS. Registrar Room 2855

Richest in Cream!

IOU wouldn't believe milk

chocolate could be so cream) !

Fresh milk with all its cream

s into Nestle's. That's

the favorite with

WINTER'S BIGGEST LITTLE

DRUG STORE

Beautiful Flocr* Make Beautiful Homes I color In

RUGS AND CARPETS Ing

JTou Q of our ■ :'

Fine Wilton Rugs Our own manufacture — Over 100 sizes

RICH RARE ORIENTAL RUGS Select from the choicest offerings of the

East

goes

why it is everyone who loves a velvety,

mellow flavor.

5c & 10c — plain and almond

NESTLES MILK CHOCOLATE

24-S—Sell

26-8—P : Dental Ben 27-S—"Di - i rew i 28-S- ■ 1% an I : 29 S

. :.; house.

wi :' HARDWICK and MAGEE CO. "ier u "' Floor Coverings Exclusively

; :^ N!' w-irJ 1220-1222 MARKET STREET PHILA. • IS i per " >nth, room and

board. Location—New torlc State. 82-S Me llca itu lenl 1 tb laspec-

tor Local New fork State. |200 for the sum- mer. boat ling

a or worn ner school ■tadent, to wait on table la small

:i s se . Cl ib Aluminum. 86-S Selling into itlon,

igo 17-S—Si ; »

bury i' irk v '•■ 1 irae 88 S—i $28 per

■A ■ ttlon, New T . i ■

,• with \ Ce

Summer Work WEAR.EVER ALUMINUM

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

THIS WEDNESDAY —1 TO 5.30 P. M.

ROOM 1, HOUSTON HALL

After College-What? oA Vital gjuestion

=zNote== You nuv Matt June 27. anJcomplete C iurw in nine consecutive months.

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WHEN YOU CAN'T SEE DAD SEE DAVE BROOK3

Money loan Office 3219 Woodland s*.v«*. Branch Store - -1722 Market Street

Open till 10 P. M.

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RED AND BLUE SPORTS RIVAL THOSE OF YALE

Both Univers»tie« Support Eighteen

Major and Minor Sports for

all Undergraduates

3645 WOOUl AND AVENUE Dinner 6-8 P. V Open at 7 A M

Sandwiches and Platter Service WE DO OUR OWN BAKING

CREW PROVES POPULAR SPORT

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i'ale's A ■ * - .-■ osed thai thai

* fully i etlcs ai ■v ': Pent -\

>u« sport^ «hlch those f IID i :.. ersltj :.' er hear of

lei k] by the J

\ • -. i Qsorn .1 total of elghtei ompetltlon Including five

major sports, footbu bast t>al . track, crew lockej and thirteen i

■ -. I'ennsj l\ anla *o las eighteen aport« - \ majors, football,

basketba I. track, crew, and - r and twelve minor. The eighteen

. ,u-.- -in game as ihe eight- i 'ennsg l< anla « I h the exception

ockey for which the Red and Blue substitutes the gym team.

. irnouti for sports ai the Sew H Institution are large In i»•»t li major ;• n■ I minor torn - ol athletics as - true ai Perms) vanla, Yale's crew candidates numbered over three hundred as compar-

with four hundred and fifty for the versify, b an example of the turn-

out for minor sporti ai Yale, over one hundred and forts men reported for

i . this rear. Tlie rale Athletli Us itlon, - m •• Its

., policj of "athletics tor all undergrade tation after the war Is promi Th( re are, Including the Fresh-

■i .HI and Jay-Vee teams, fortj five teams i,iing ^ai«- during thi ■-• sear.

■,■■■. teams engage In two hundred and eleven home contests and

hundred and thirty nine from home. - not Include the Inramur

- ■ ents. v r. i nsylvania, much emphasis .-

rarious forms of Intra- is Inter-frater

and basketball league and -- tournaments ol dll sorts

This I'h.i f developmeni Is one i dpal

-■ •; .. . irs Penn*

PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE

answers pertaining to the University. There columns are entitled "Whal Do i"ou K: ow Aboul ITour I'nlversltj."

The flftl ' ' - ser es «hlch app< in the April 29 Issue Is g ■ i below

l. How many vice provosts - the I'nlvi s rel

Whal Pi graduati was commander-in-chlef of th lonlal army

_ the Amer an R< 3. In v ■- ■- R

• -i. Who wrote the words ol Sa

Where was he borne "f the Cnl slty Law I ccupanc]

- ■ esei quarters ai 34th B nut Streets.

The aboi e - a sm i port I the i :. .i swi '•- n• :■■ also

published in • he I lazel U

THOMAS GATES CHOSEN

ARTS ASSOCIATION HEAD

(i 'ontlnued fr P ge I Ine)

forms a complete picture and Is prefaced bj a short description of the play durlnt which the requisite make-up Is completed In view of the audience and the scene la then played with special lighting effects All Unlversltj students are Invited '•> at- tend.

ROBERT BROWN CHOSEN

NEW PUNCH BOWL CHIEF

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mi the hasp pi - Harrj II. Edel, the new mat aging editor

Is a native of South Brownsville, Penn- sylvania. Since entering the Wharton School In 1924 he has been i losely as- sociated with the Tii.-ta Delta Chi Frat- ernity, i Mir,n_- the i our f the past two years he has been a member "f the Mask ami Wig troupe.

The business board elections which were scheduled for lasi nlghl will be iieiii todaj a) 5 o'clock in the West Tro phj Room of Houston Hall. Business Manager Young found measure necessarj due t" the Insufflclem number «■ f votes

■ • ted in the final ballot - il -

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