THE PENNSYLVANIAN •I

VOLUME XXVII.—NO. ITS PHILADELPHIA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 22, 1912 PRICE. THREE CENTS

THREE DEPARTMENTS 6IVE DRAMATIC CLUB WANTS PLAYS.

Competition Open to Studentt. Alumni

EXAMINATION ROSTERS ■" '«••*-*.,. c,o.e September 1.

Engineering, Dental and Veterinary Studentt Learn When Final*

Will Be Held.

FUND FOR PUBLICATIONS FRESHMEN WIN TRACK MEET.

Score Another Point Towards Dean s

BUILDING STARTED T«^*»?j-»•-«* pincott Star*.

LAFAYETTE SHOULD BE EASY FOR 'VARSITY

Kill's for the forthcoming play- writing competition to Wo held l>y the Dramatic Club ■, re formula!,d \es terday, al i Bseetlag ol the Kxocutiv,- Committee. The Play-Judging Coin

VETERINARIANS BEGAN MONDAY. mittee is expected to be composed of NET _____ Frank Howe, Jr.. manager of the Wai

uui street Theatre; H, T. Craven. :„,,„l..s announcing the dates for ,„,,,„Jt|i(, K(||„„. ,„■ „„. Sovlh All„.ri. -

hoMtaI ,„.. Spring --n.to.Uon. in ,,„,_,,■ „ „,„.,,.,,,„„ Knglisl, ZJtt^^ZE*

The Penn*y!vanian Surplus of 1910-11 to Be Nucleus for Building for

All College Papers.

PROFITS OF OVER $450.

ADOtlMf point toward the DMUl'l Team Which Lost to Lehigh to Play Trophv was gamed h> 1916 wli-m ill,- Kv, siim-n defeated the I

- in ill,' annual dual trark DM t between the two lower etagaea. The Anal score was 59-M, the PYaahaen barel] nosing out their rivals in th* holly contested races and field events.

on Franklin Field This After- noon at 3 O'clock.

MARSHALL OR THOMPSON IN BOX

Lafayette's, base ball teen will neat nut Siie.i Theatn Om four hundred and fifty dollars The lasers were greatly handicapped ,h(. -vanity on Pranklln Field at :t

b] the absence of Marshall, ilieir star oViock this afternoon. Judging inim i Mechanical. Klectrical and Ch.nii I u-part in. in ,„. ,.,.,„„., „f'L ,_ Davis'last year's js|,ri""''' *'h"' if '"' lli"1 '"''" '",

'T,M|

- the wain.- the lUroOB an.I White I'lay- cal Baalnaarlni Dapartmenti and the Although subject to changes, the Buelneea Manager, which was given w""1'1 in i,u i''"1'"''"''.*" havp wo" the ers pad up against Lehigh last Satur-

i for his class by capturing first day wn,.n ,,„., ,, >T ,, , Pennsylvania plM« in ill. sprints. Bartmaa, Hus- aboold have llttto troub.e defeating the bin and Qarvtn failed to represent the Vi.si,llI;. Lehigh was & <>"

Dental and Veterinary schools were "*•■ __ -■""';" ««" [*«*•«» ,„„ yesterday. |iblii. N, reman, unaltered s-epiembcr 1 has All this surplus, which in exact ftK

he, n ., , i the time limit for the sub- lln.s iB ,,-,-,,. is ,„ ,„, ,„,.,„,,, ,1V,.,. „, The roster for Kngineenng courses _iMhm ,„ mannacripU. All students „„ ,„.,.„,;,„,.,„ building find for the

not previously announced In the yen and othei pel suns connected Witt the iniversity publications. If the other , . ,| \rts neparltiient schedule pub- l'"iversiu. as well as graduates, are „ ;l|||, ,,.,,„.,.„ „.,,, oontributi

i i> ! Tiuusd.v shows exainlna- ,,llK",,e ,0 ''""'i"'" A,,v dramatic „ sll:m. n„m ,hpir , sur|(lus or lished last lh„,sda>, shows .xarni a ^ ^ _{ _ ^^ ^^ wj|, ,.„ ■■„.„,„,,.■• the Red and ooaaraenclng naxi Monday and ,v|ll, ,.,,ns,,,,.,..,,i(„, [t la to be under ,„,„.■• „„. ■,.„,„.,, Mmvr .,„,, Thl.

ending June li. The nrst Denial linai itood by the contestants thai the clah Pannaylvaulan will join la construe! m io-dax. an,i the openinu exami- has ih.- privilege of staging any of the ini_, ,,,,. „„„.,,.„,.,.,,„,, publications

Vatarinar) Mi

Freshmen, and their loss was fall Kranklin Held I wee* ago la greatly in the mile. half-mile and broad ,„, whl,.n ,„,. Varsity jump. :,,!,! Lehigh.

\\ l the sprints and hardies 8<oieless. was karg lj the eaass of the dowafaU ni,. ..,„„. .,.,..;,,, ..hich I of the Bophomor. - Lipplneotl won ,., .:,., atut

both spriata, with ...|,i,.. Aldrldgi cored one , r thi lh , ,„.,, . ,, ,,,,. ,„.

nation in veterlnarj Medicine was

m Meaaay The raat rs follow:

Engineering School.

' lilt i lie iiineieiieeueu | MI i,I lea I [nil > " inn, ... < . ..n

compoaltioni raceWed, bui thai all building in which all the papers will "OP*"- ln the 100« Dut ,n **> ' Held lie is m,!. i ler. but la Other rights in the manuscripts are re ,,.,,,. ,||(ljl. ,,„„.,., .1M|| ,.,|,tliriill ,.,„,.lls took all three places. KerRitson. Fit- B(rong al u„. ha, |„ i,,,tli Princeton

■ '! "• ,n'- authors. ,f ,,,,. ,„,„.,. publications d< Plays - the I'llllll Will h'

,, aoi ioia "**■ an'' PrMrter |M "':,: h games ha was sent In al pinches and .;,:,. '"'■ l»» l» ,h" h'"''1'' oa each oooaaioa he produced a single.

Itoi m MB2 ChBa. Batnr- hos^ of finding aomethtna; aultable for §n,aHer .I.I.T- due utogethar, the) v ,„„,. s 9 to 1:610 MI:. si,K. sat- production durum the early pan of amoont to conalderahly under one hun- ,;.1V rune - I to l! 515, atSS, MK, "" u'inl"' " "" "f ""' ",!

l,y- dred dollars The rep,,,-, folio

g I to 1; 606, MF„ Thu .1 me lay in day,

. June 7. 9 i" 1; 522, EE2, Mon- day, lane I, '•' t» l; ■•-■'■■ MB*, Thurs-

' mi.- >;, :• to i: 5*6, BB, Thursday 6, | to i: 5*7, BB, Friday, Jane 1,

<♦ to i .'V MB, ChB, Tuesday, June i. B to i: 684, ChB*, Moaday, June la,

i 1. Dental School.

First Year—OnerattTe Dentiatry, Di Alien, Tuesday, Mavj **, 9 A M

Materia Medlca, Dr. Lee, latnrday, .lune 1,9 A. M.: Mechanical Dentiatry, Dr. Turner. Monday. .lune 3, I P. M Anatomy. Dr. Plersol. Tuesday, .lun1

1, .' r If, Report as follows: A to I |i>H

lecture Room, Dental Hall: M to

obtained from undergraduates and graduates of the rnivcrsity. in the

June g, a .,, i: 603, ChE3, Saturday, >""■""'" •'•'"\ aa™'*™™™m, ■'_['" accounts which will surely be paid. but in addition there are si

Receipts. Ads and subs

• itra i". stpta * I>e88 expenses 4S8.63

will be absolutely fair ami impartial, and the committee has the final de- cision in the selection. In order to stimulate undergraduate interest In the club, however, the preference In selection is to be gl*en to those writ- ten by stud-pis Alter all the contri- Fines buttons have been submitted, the Princeton g*ma lee's Judges will read the manuscripts indl- Interest oh deposit.. vldtially. and afterward confer to ehoose (ha plaj or plays best adapted for the club's use Expenses

Provision has been made for stn- Printing 18,0*0.19 dents who have pla\s to submit to Dr. Delivery 200.50 BeheUIng, In preparation for the play Ktivelop.s and sup . 101 17 writlnK course which is planned for pol„ on :11)s next Fall. Such manuscripts are to (-(lm 11M s„b8. be in Dr. Sehelllng's hands at his Sum- postage

Lippineott'a worh in the sprints wa oet atriklng feature of the i

The speedy star took both ■ ian . i>. attng on) Patti

cloaa marttln ai the liulsh. in the mile and half-mile rani th<

Sophomores had things their own way. |4,0S7.0< Owing to the Inahllltj of Huston and nind th, bat

day's contest [mlaj pitched ■ game Saturday tor the time he worked and provi d steadier than his SU< sor, Marshall. He will probably bo tin- tirsi choice for the Michii This makes it possible for Mar. hall to pitch to-day Hawk will WOT

7.. inclusive, i.ecure Room. Hygiene mer non„: ,„ N„w Kn>;1,M|Mlv A„c. ,, Biographer Ruildinr. Anv p|av accompanied by sufficient Kx,^,n Hus \\er

Tooth MorpholOg) -Dr. Paynters- /._* ....„ '. _,_, _, „.. postage w'" l'1' forwarded tn Mr O'Bolsror for entry Club contest.

In the Dramatic Bl (lions will report in the Operative .iiie. Room M, as follows: Sec-

tion A (Ate D. inclusive). Friday, Maj 24. 1.15 P. M. sharp: So, II (K to I.. Inclusive). Saturday. May -•"'. I A M ; s.-c r (M to P. Inclnsivei. Monday,

A M.: Sec. D (Q to 7. Second Twelve O'clock Talk to Asso-

PROVOST WILL ADDRESS ARTS.

inclush.i. Wednesday, May 29. 9.no

A M Second Year—Pros!hotic Dentistn

Prof. Qritman, Monday. May JT, I v

M.: Materia Medica. Prof. Kirk. Wed

ciation To-morrow.

Reporters' ex|» I Fixtures Heat and light .lanltor Cuts Candidates' smoker. Telephone Miscellaneous

T0.*5 M.OO 60 68 16.00

H iv 35.94

17.4* 7.81 1,00 1.00

H'ltman to compete, only three en tries were made in the mile. and. ai

I;?.:!? all were Sophomores. Ifill made : L':,'i clean sweep of a'l places The re

10.60 results: $M t00-yard dash Won by Llppinaotl 1915: second. Patterson. 1916; third 14.16446 Aldridg* 1014. Time, in seconds.

-ard dash—Won by MpplBCOtt IMS: second, Patterson, 191.".; third Bredlnj Ml6 Time. *| seconds

lln\ard run—Won by Conlboiirne I'M I; second Oajg 1616: 'bird. Iwel gi ri, 1915. Time 69 seconds.

690-yard run- Won by McCunJv I'M I: second, Madeira, 1914; 'bird. Wehsier. I'M I T>me. '_' mill onds.

Coach Thomas gave his men a long drill in signal <:ay afternoon, prai ueing the hit and run play and the double steal

The lineup of the learns will prob abb be as follows:

I'ennsx Ivania Cot-yell or McCall. lh Smiih. rl : DOBOTa dlnda, 3b; Hawk, c; Thayer, of i McNabh or Pedea, lh; Coleman. If: Marshall op Thompson, p

lleltriih. ::b: Filniore. <f.: Dannehower. lh; Wright. <• : OOT-

ss.: ("hirchlaw. lh Nolaad, If.: Alls,hie:-, if.: Tager or Shimer. p.

TENNIS TEAM AT NEW HAVEN.

Mile run -Won by Kii'in. 1*14 Madeira 19)64; third. MeCurdy, Close Matches with Yale Tennis Play-

Twelve o'clock classes will be ex- cused in the Arts Deparinieni lo-mor-

mable all Arts men to hear

Cash balance.

3,918.77

$215.58

.. an a > vf . 4n»n«H *not row to enable all Arts men to near ■- •••■ nesdav Mm 89. 9 A M : Applied Anat- - -■ ■ irconnts received ,.,.„ Cr.e, Mondav. ,„ne 3. 9 ?"«■___*±__^*___Z^Z'Z\

A. M: Physiology. Prof. Reichert, ' ■day, lune I, I A M

Students will report as follows: Aleman to Hart, inclusive. Lecture, Weygand, gave an interesting speech Room Dental Hall: Ha.Held to Zel- at a noon hour meeting. J

Dr. Smith will speak to-morrow on

Reichert. in Houston Hall siinlar to the one held a short time ago by the Arts Association, when Dr.

inn Time, ■"' minutes | second! 120-yard hurdles -Won b* FergUOOfl,

1916 second. Flnneran. 1915- third. Craft". 1°14. Time. 17M seconds.

ttO-yarda hurdles Won b» Ft I'M:, second. Keruuson. 1915; third. Flnnegan. 1915. Time. BOade.

High jump Won by Lane. 1916; A"et« I second. Rahn. 1014; third. Craf's,

Cash 9*16.68 1914. Height. I toed I inches. 699.011 Shot-put -Won by Parson. 1914: —■ |second. Walton. 1915; third. .lourneay.

Surplus 9464.69 1911. Distance. 97 ft 9 tea. (No liabilities). Pole-vault—Won by Frantz. 1916: second, tie between Crafts. 1914. and

• rs Expected To-day.

CREWS MORE OPTIMISTIC.

1. rs. inclusive. Lecture Room, Hygiene _■■- ■-■■;; ,;/—;;-. f()11(nvjnK in Outlook on River Much Better with H 'operative Dentistry - Dr. Diehl. »-' the lin-s laid down bv ,.r Spaeth j New Line-upjnjy.rsity Boat.

Room It, Dental Hall. «»J J^Xo^tiinomrw Arts Asao-1 The new Varsity and Junior crews 1914: second. Dntton. 1914; third. Val- ^"^u'u, I to'tour. while the* T Students r^'cli^Jol^d

sni>S(^; otation elections will be held for next had an exceedingly encouraging prac- daa, 19W Distance, iL-.,.ft. « Ins. MKM Pennsyl»anla six

Price. 1915. Height. 9 feet f. Inches. Broad lump—Won by Rahn. 1*19;

second. Palmer. 1915: third. .TICK.

1916. Distance. 20 feet I inches. Hammer throw- Won by Murphy,

The six 'Varsit> tennis players leave this morning at 7 o'clock for New

w_i re they will play the Vale team this afternoon. The men t,» make the trip are Page, Jones. Tllden. Jamieson. Crafts and New hall i r Bel].,

Each man will play a match of singles and three matches of doubles will he played, the pairs being Page and Jones, Tilden and Jamieson and Crafts and New hall or It.n Alt I, Pennsylvania has lost to Princeton, Minnesota and Cornell, their Showing against the star Minnesota team on Saturday afternoon shows that the two teams will be very closely matched to-day.

Last week Yale defeated Princeton

ANDERS WILL BE HOST.

Mondav.Jnnen.2PM RasMoSun, JJf-^J „,„„, of Tuesi|:n Milv „,„, _ r,:, evev N

,-onsisi of tiv members, two froii

three earlier In the year. I was played 'he day following

the contest with the Ini I ,. Pittsburgh, and this- fact had a great

Mayor Appoint. H.m to Rece.ve For- ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^ ^^ ^

eign l.ledical Visitors. Ih„ ,(,.,, HTI,i }i]lu. nien u»\- im-

proved, and are confident that they

.^t;;--.:::;; M££, and c,a8s of i.i* «* m »- Therapeetics. Prof. Kirk. Sa.unbn, ,9,". and one -o be chosen „. x May 6 9 A M.: Proathetic DenOstrv, from the incoming j-ivshni-.-

Prof. Turner. MOD -'" 8 P M I Operative DentJatry. Prof. Darhv, Wed Yale Honors Dr. Schaeffner.

19, i iv ||.; oral Surgery, \t tha Mai meeting of the Tal( C Prot Cryer, Friday, May 9, 9 A M

Students report as follows: B to McPhersop. inclusive. 1 I Room. Dental Hall: Macfariane to

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poraiion. held yesterday, Di Jacob P. Schaeffner was appointed Pi :"■ -sor or Anatomy at the Yah Medical School. 11- Bchaaffner is its of the Fnlversity

and harder than usual—four miles up the river and back. Although there

Dr. James M. Anders, 77 M . has car defeat ••■moon. been appointed to Mayor BlaariBaahwrg The i ateh of 'he aften as president of a Bpectal coaamittei win be thai between R i for the entertainment of the Physi- I' H of Yale and Page ant!

was no race, the Varsity easily out fltfm,i vacation fKady Society, which Jon anaylTaaia. Page's ah l«d the Freshmen and Junior 'Var- ivj|| v lelphla from September it - aga Bg, the from Btart to Bnlah of the poll M 1(l tt daring a toar of this o*on, last Sal

down the river. Thi, indicates that the Red and au returned to his old form an.i

Interdepartment Meet Saturday. un|T, s and she Id llk< The interdepartment track sdlcal authorUiea from Oermaay

scheduled to take place to-dav. ha- Austria, Hung'. •;.oned until Saturday. It will Bwitserispd. Finland. Portugal. Ro» of hard prac-

he run off before the Michigan game, n 1 and Fram

THE PENNSYLVANIA^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. 1912.

THE PENNSYLVANIAN SENIORS DEFEAT FACULTY.

Entered at Philadelphia Pout Office u Second .laaa matter.

Published daily (Sunday eicepted) during the Cnivi-r*itv year in the intereat of the Stu !

if the University of Pennaylvania. Bvbaor.otion $2.50 ner year delivered on t'ampus

IJ.BO by mail.

Wharton Professors Baaly Beaten on Base Ball Diamond.

THREE DEPARTMENTS GIVE

EXAMINATION ROSTERS

fOlTOR-tX-CHTFF. RALPH EDWARD EDENHARTER. 191.1.

MANAGING EDITOR. KK VAN NAME. 1914

Eager for revenge for the over-cuts and 'N's" they have I'TIIUVI In the past four years, tlu- Banian of the Hygiene Building. Wharton School vented their spite upon the Faculty III six innings of IIHT-

. clless base ball yesterday, in the an- nual game on Franklin Field. Bifid— obtaining Hi.'- precious tin trophy of

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Younger, Inclusive. Lecture Room.

ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR. MALCOLM READ LOVKI.L. 1014

EDITORS. *. OwKnurn. 'It L. I Shelton Hale.'13.

VJ. W. Kennedy. -l.1. | L O. Smith. 14. J> vV. H. Perot. '14. P. M. Brenner. 'IV

Veterinary School.

First Year—Anatomy, June 4, 2 P. M \nlnial Industry, June ti, L> P. M.; Botany, June 8. 2 P. M.; Physiological

bj DP. Tonic the rUrtoPiouV it»> ,'h,',nis">- •""'<' '"• 2 P. M.: Embry- had the satisfaction of putting ***2?Z3L £ £

Iistwhile masters cnmplet,•:

ASSOCIATE EDITORS. J. M. Hemph.ll. 14 L B. B. Rra'h. '14. C W. William*. '1.1. H. T. Murray. 'I.V

I 11 Shobtr "IS :'tig-well. '15.

J. M. Auatin, 15.

BUSINESS MANAGER. B. WESLEY ROBERTS. 1912.

their mercy. The helpless Faculty were trodden under toot When the conflict was over and the smoke of battle cleared away, the Seniors had won the game. 21 to 8.

Three pitchers of the Pecnlt] 1 staff Of twlrlers were pouMM until the hit column swelled almost to three dlgtl numbers. Dr. Carl Kel.se>. famed U

Permit cards will be ready on May 29, which will indicate room in which examination win be held.

Second Year— Physiology, June 1, 9 A. M.; Zoology. June J, 9 A. M.: Onl- inal Industry, June 4. '.' A M : H ology. June 8, I A. M. (including Bernn Theraphj l: Anatomy . June I,

1 A \l Pathology. June 10, 9 A. M.: Medicine. June If, 9 A M : Surgery.

CUSTOM

TAILORING BIG NEWS FOR MEN

ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS, Edmund Huffman. Jr.. 1915.

Ralph >'. Clifford. 191 t «imn P. Van Vechten, 1914.

T. Lawrence Saunder*. 1914. II H Dunham. 1915.

i A. Brown. 1915.

a peerless one in his younger days, '""e **? 9 A M

Permit cards will he ready on Ha; If, «hich will Indicate room In which

started on the mound, but lasted only a few minutes lie went In again in the lifth inning, but this time tared "SS.1"?" "'" '"' l,,'l''

Third Vear—Surgery, afaa -'". I P

Uunneu Manager's Office Hours: 15 to 7.45 P. M. Daily.

Office: .1451 Woodland Avenue.

WEDNESDAY. MAY 22, 1912.

«S»S fOirO* Of NMMr'S ISSUl

PRANK \lr.\l HHKNISER. , , . . . ,.,

SENIORS OUT!

than tort] fen bered around the Senior Peace Mono*;

;u the litst feniOT Singing. Juil what

on the perl of the graduating class is not apparent 1912

even worse. He had nothing up his and could not "shoot than

across" as he is able to do in the class room.

Mr Shrank pitched until the fifth inning, but was driven from HsO llnh by the Insatiable Seniors. After Dr.

r*s disastrous attempt to mill re him. Captain i ichtenbt rgnr oatled upon his star artist, whom lie bad

keeping in roeerre, Prof. Roe- well McCret Th lonomlat started with science. Imt soon foruot the laws of "marginal utility" and ami 'source of supply." losing everything he had. His "returns'' increased instead of

teed, us be economically had ex-

it.; Animal lndustrv. May If, | P. M.;

Bacteriology. Maj M, I A M. (Includ- ing Serum Therapyi: Therapeutics. May ft, ■: v || : Obatetrtea, kfaj P, M : Special Pathology, btnj "1. I A M ; Jurisprudence. June 1. I R M Medicine. June 8, I P M : Canine Had- icine. June |, | I' If.; Meat Hygiene June 7. | I' M

Permll oarda win be ready on Hay If, which will indicate room in which, examination will he held

We will build 2 piece suits, (COAT AND TROUSER,

to measure

of Genuine Wanskuck Serge (BLUE ONLY) .

for $22.50

Quality of cloth, tailoring and trimmings

make this a guaranteed $30.00 value. More Senior Singing To-night.

feniOT sinning will be continued to night at 7.80 o'clock on the Senior

Dected, and the runs piled up. higher Pence back of College Hall. Although and higher The Seniors had been Monday night's attend.im e was not as *T*ti . , well schooled In the principle of iiigh large nor enthusiastic as was desired. I fllS OpOOrtUnitV is Onlv limited to tllP

• • • efioteney." ■ nmeli larger turnout is expected U liic In the Hold Hiegel was easily the '"night's rendering of I'niversity

star for the padagDgQi B .vas al- n the Job and had nil his

to-night's rendering of songs and popular hits.

has always i n to the tore la main- "chancea" figured out to ■ nicety. The vest of the Faculty's team

tainlng I'niversity tradition, and for played -tcllar hall throughout Kadi

this reason it is all th. urprls- vl:"'. wi,M ,h" (:"'"r .'" "'" "*'"'' ".'

NOTICES

quantity of cloth purchased.

Course 281.—All students will pile up errors. The pitcher* "passed'-" bring Kuhn'l Header to class.

Bf that the 'lass • such in- many, which bodes well for the

'HIT. ; iral Of I stand- s"Ml"rs '" •,"11''- Bon a'ins will he the rule in I

ing custom that has always linked Hall to-day. The stages of lh< of the

*'""" ' ,,h " "l,i,siu'r """-h "f til and ' "''''"^ meatallty that ought sever to '"l(| martyrs are appended:

. ., . , . . !■' i It; -Rlee-ei. ss : Hearing (III fail in us appeal to the iindergr d

Physical Exam.—All those who de- sire to take their physical examination will plea.-e ■ ■■port at Dp, AI. K. office, undreaaed, to-day, between 1:

Pi rhai - lack of previous knowledge

l<cpt the attendant e down, it is to be 1 that indifference played no part

Senior Dues Collectors.—Month 'lay at 1 o'clock, 108 Collegl Hall

Bohrenk. p, lb; Kelsey, Baob man will please brim a list of lb; McRea, p., lb; Tyaon, it.; all Seniors in his department who cf :

ger. c. Vainer ss.: IVttlt.

Mulford (Carver), cf Vana

Bterrett, if: Mchtenber-

1h; 2b:

have paid their Senior d

Fraternities.—Secretaries of all fra- ternltl squ< itad to -■ ad tl

We give you what you want,

How you want it and

When you want it.

in the natter. Lack of time is not an K„IU .,,,. Ward ,.f; (. . Anderson' (gn£ reel addreaa of their chapt. i

OTTO T. MOOCK & CO.

903 Walnut Street, Phila, Pa. | only lasts an deri. if : Clay, C, p.; Smith, p., rf

hour, ami there ai s'"r" l,v toB,M»:

in tin Wharton School who cannot Paenlty 2n 1 ■_• i 2

•afford this time in the crushing grind ■•■lofl

amlnatlons. At any

:>.. may have

been, the SOUL: I< aden ai s < Ddenl

thai a lai of theti

States will negl |y for the time

being, or. although one scouts tb

Sjlbillt] of such a thing will postpone

R. H. 8 11

t: :•—21 20

CIVIC PROBLEMS IN ANNALS.

"Municipal Efficiency" Subject of New Volume in Academy Series.

next ye,,- H, the Christian Aaaociation, Immediately, tor use In the Unii

j.. Handbook.

IB 'Varsity Cricket Team.—Follow ing '■ t.iio i.4i train from West Philadel-

phia tO llaveilord to-d plaj Merlon; Rodman. Lee, Wilkinson. BJ w. Jonee, Hamad, winter, i: wiedersheini. Chapman, Crothers, Web -

Our label in your farm

Second Cricket Team.—The follow- ing will take I.4E train to Haverford

I Inn to i, - the Onset 1 raditloni of the I'niversity.

THIRD CRICKET TEAM LOSES.

•Only Six Men Turn Up to Meet Hav-

erford College Third.

Corcoran.

Citizenship.—On Tuesday. May If,

Tie new rolume of the annals of the American Academy nf Political and Social Science prepared under "" Thursday to play Haverford second

the direction of Dr. Clyde Lyndon King "'•l,|1: Crothere, Rodman. Brana, ■of the Wharton School, is one of the l!:"!' ■ '!'•'> lor. Shoher. Freeman. Aus-

,h" bri«« most interesting of the aeries ,in' ul"' '••'" Vanaant Popayth and The preaenl number, "Effcienc] In

Cltj OoYernment," Is ti compilation of

'';,i"'rs ,,v "" mtamti author!- the class w'iii be"prepared to reriea 'ties of the country on municipal if- trt,utv pn,visio„s determining the ••'*'- " '■ ■eparated Into four mala .,a.,ls ,,,- inj^wtants of newlj ac- divisions: the first, "The Need for Ef- ,„,!,,.,, teirltopy, Doolej rs United Bclency In Municipal men) ' states. Iff U. 8. fff; De Lima TS Bid- the scond. "Efficiency Principles An- well, if] r si Downes ra. Bldwell, idled:'' the third. "Bureaus of Munlct- -\ $■_> y y 144

Research;" the fourth, "Training Harerford College third Outplayed for Municipal Bfflclen Senior Day Committee—The foliow-

He third crtckel team resterday In a Articles have been contributed by lnK nie" have been appointed on the :: Oral the colle- ■»«" men as the Comptrollers of the s"ni"r |,:,v Committee: (',. R. Kent.)

< pii,.,i 11; of New York. st. Louis and Phil- "■ H- Smith, Hess, McCutoheon, Rich- nine wickets and retired Onlv six »*elphla, the Mayor of Trenton. Cha« ;"'ls Went/. Koaohwtta, Meacham.

.1 ,„„ ,„;. th, E. Merrian, of the Cniversi.y of Chi- KrauSS. Mulford. Uurdick. C. P. Davis. game, and Havel William H. Allen of New York Findeisen. Wetmept, Demlng, Muhlen- ,„,.,, to fill th, I Wi.h •'■"! '»»">• '"•»''- b-ri-'. McMicha, I. R. C. Schmidt. Mc-

ired players 'he Copies of the book may be had by ' h " ' '' Reeder Doyle, T. Reath. .,ns for nil PUlylng at the offices of the Academy Jr., ex-ofdolo, and H. R. Hayday. chair- ]

Iliad on account in '-"Ra" Hall. ni«n-

"f |H,• '"• Municipal Government.—On Satur- < "icoran had hi-h score for the Cnl- 1915 Needs One Point for Trophy. ,i;ly. May |f, the undergraduates In

ilty, knocking oui IT runs Sy winning s track meet Municipal Government will 10, which was the top score for with the Sophomores, the Frfeshmen pared for examination on Problems of

the home team now onlv need one more victory to In- City Qovernment, Chapters 8, 9, 1". 11 Crothers, Rodman and Vanaanl wi sir winning the Dean's Trophy 12. 1:: and 14, and Wllcoa Municipal

,h bowlers tor the third Crothers 'his year. So far the first year men Franchises, Volume 1. Chapter 1; also ■was the only man in form til have WOT basketball, Clou and track Special Report of Bureau of the Cen-

which fell except ■"!■■. while the Bophomorea have but twi BUS on Street and Electric Railw With such a make-shift field and so victories to their credit, football ami IfOf, C

t regular players the game was swimming, thus giving the Freshmen In add graduate stu- a one-point lead. Two move COntestt dent- «j'l be prepared to answer any

ti to he played, base hall and . questions on till subjects treated in Cricket the OOUl | the entire year.

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be careful in selecting proper style effect for this flarment.

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Vest: single breasted, high cut, no collar.

Trousers: comfortable width, p;r- manent turn-up.

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ENGLISH STYLES

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22. 1912. THE PEXXSYLVAMAX.

Spring Shirts With

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Underclothes for Particular Men

Here's your opportunity to get the right size and kind right away.

No time lost looking from place to place for your size—even tho you do usually have trouble.

You'll find a complete assortment here—from the leading Importers and American Manufacturers— fine, cool, comfortable garments that will fit > «>ii perfectly and fit > our Ideas of quality and price as well.

Solv.- >diir problems' by making sure of your Summer supply now.

Complete assortments. 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 the flarment.

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Normandie Pool Parlor UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.

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There are but slight prospects that any sprint records will be broken in this year's Intercollegiates. For many years past the Eastern colleges have furnished each season one or two re- markably fast sprinters, but this year there does not seem to be In all the collegia of the Intercollegiate Associa- tion a man of real championship calibre.

In Saturday's meet at Annapolis, Brown did the 100 In 10 seconds for Pennsylvania, time which has been equalled this season only by Spiegel of Lafayette. It is believed, however, that, although ten seconds was given out as the time for the Lafayette man. it was due to a mistake of the timer as Spiegel had not previously shown himself capable of making even sec- onds.

The best men to date are Marshall, Brown and Mercer, of Pennsylvania | Harland and Thomas, of Princeton Jacobs, of Columbia: Robertson, of Syracuse, and Oleson, of Dartmouth. Should Marshall recover his form he la undoubtedly the fastest of thSM men. If Marshall should not get over his injury in time, Brown will increase Pennsylvania's chances, for he has shown form superior to that of tin Princeton men. Harland and Thomas "Mike" Murphy has unearthed Mother sprinter In Aldridge. who has made but two appearances this season, and he seems to be improving every day. With tint ■ little more Improvement he is likely to score in the sprints at ihe coming championships. Jacobs, of Columbia; Robertson, of lyracus*, and Oleaon, of Dartmouth, are all capa- ble of doing 10 1-5 seconds, but have never been known to make faster time

Although the sprints are below the usual standard of the Intercollegiate* ■ his roar, the meet as a whole will probably be the best that has VTSf been held. Athletic critics are looking for remarkable times and records In several of the events, notably the two- mile, the pole -vault, the shot-put. the hammer throw, the quarter-mile and the half-mile.

Microscopes

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POPULAR PRICES.

CLOTHS FOR FINE TAILORING, TAILORED READY-TO-WEAR. TOP COATS AND OVER- COATS, ENGLI8H RAINCOATS AND LAMBTON (LONDON) MOTORCOATS.

WM. H. WANAMAKER Twelfth and Market Streets

ALUMNI AT BABY SAVING SHOW.

Graduates and Professors of Medical School Among Speakers.

LANDRIGANS WHITE HOUSE CAFE

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Twain graduates of the Medical Bchool are among those physicians prominent in this e.ui of tne country

a\. bsen fjhossw to deliver lec- tures at the Philadelphia Baliv Saving BhOW, Which Is being held this week ID HI rtlcaltoral Hall. The objscl of the show is to bring before tho public the fact thai M per cent of the deaths of infants in this city each year could he |ireventi d If tho right kind of sani- tary and hygienic conditions were es- tablished. Prominent authorities

Ighottl the count i.. bare been en- gaged to deliver leciures beating upon Infant mortality, and among this num- ber Pennsylvania Is well represented.

The show was opened with an ad- dress b] Mayor Blanhanburt on Satur- day, ami "ill continue until the Mtb of tlie mouth. Part of the lectures have already lieen given, but there are many yet to be delivered, including liw by Pennsylvania graduates. To- da> and to -morrow there will be a Con- ference on Infant Hygiene, which Is

tad to be of considerable inter- est to all those Interested in Juvenile training and instruction.

Many pictures, charts, maps and dia- grams will be used to illustrate the Venues, many of which will be made by prominent authorities from distant cities. The exhlbts of the show will be open from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. on weekdays and from 1 P. M. to 10 P. M. on Sundays.

Those Pennsylvania graduates yet to peak are Dr. Howard C. Carpenter.

'00 If.; Dr. Thomas B. Halloway, '07 M.: Dr. John F. Sinclair. '97 If.; Dr. Alfred Hand. Jr., "02 M , and Dr. Wil- liam EL Nicholson. '93 M.

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The best makers of both imported and domestic headwear offer their models to Phlladelphians exclusively at this shop.

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sylvanian" is mentioned at the time purchase is made.

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A sweeping criticism of the public schools of America for the inefficiency of instruction was made by Dr. Fred eriek H. Sykes, Director of Technical IMucatlon. Teachers' College. Colum-

jbia, I'niversity. to the Art and Manual Training Teachers' Convention at Bal- timore. Dr. Sykes held that the pres- ent training in public schools takes a child nowhere In particular and M him to become ■ poor workman,

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of black or Oxford gray material for coat and

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Special Cutaway Suita 932 to $50

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THE PENNSYLVAXIAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1912.

"Notch COLLAR Easy to put on or take off. 2 for 23c

ARROW SHIRTS $1.50 and S2.00

There's a style for every occasion Ourrt. Prabody * fo . Maker*. Troy. N. Y.

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Thin Red Woven Label

Talcott Williams Gives His Views of Their Responsibility.

THE NAME OF s

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The Best in Photography The Gilbert Studios have been for

many years recognized as the leading studios for all college work.

C. M. GILBERT,

•26 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. —

University Monogram Pin

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Sllver-Gilt, $1.25

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Dr. TalCOtt Williams. IMd of the MS Polltaer School of Journalism, In addressing tin Cornell "Sun" Ho;inl

annual banquet, gave expression \ to his views of the duty of college newspapers. He said, in part:

"Tli.'ii' is nothing in a university on watch its reputation so much depends as the newspaper which It publishes It emulates all over-the country, to other universities, to high schools, and any faults it makes are Immedi- ately taken up by the press. The de- sire of the indivdual to express hini- gtlf sometimes gets the better of him and he forgets his trust. If an un- tortnnate paragraph appears, it is clipped and passes under the eyes of millions of readers. This one trivial act is taken by the public as repre- senting the university and leaves the impression that the university Is trivial in common sense.

"A college newspaper represents a University as nothing else does. The nsWSpSD«C man has a great responsi- bility laid upon him He must have exact and accurate knowledge, he must study unremittingly, he must write a message powerful anil convinc- ing—a mere felicitous facility is the b Ml important part of his work."

PEACE ADVOCATE COMING H^RE.

Dr. Lange, of Norway, to Address Wharton School To-morrow.

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SPAYD Rants Typewriters and

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Special Term Rates to Students.

Dr. Christian i. Lance, of Norway, one of the most distinguished leaden of the movement for International peace, comet to the Wharton School to deliver an aihli'ess tO-mOITOW.

Dr. Langn will ipeak at 10 o'clock, in Room 151, Logan Hall His rabjecl is to he The Old and the New World DOM'T FORGET in the Face of International Prob- lems."

SPEND YOUR VACATION IN WYOMING ON A RANCH

Where you can get the best of trout fishing, also mountain climbing and horse back riding.

HTJP TRIPS to YELLOWSTONE PARK through the mountains,

with a pack outfit over little used trails, camping on trout streams

and lakes, where only a few have ever fished, returning from the

Park and stopping In the big game country for an ELK or IfOUTAIN SHEEP.

References furnished from parties who made the trip last season. Address,

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Spring Suits and Overcoats

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NEWS OF OTHER COLLEGES

Hitting the Dirt— requires the quick brain, the keen eye and the clear judgment which can only come of a healthy body and steady nerves. The fellow who "beats out" infield hits and "stretches" singles into two baggers is the man whose body, brain and nervous system are properly nourished.

Shredded Wheat is the all-around food for the all-around athlete because it contains the food elements which build up the entire body.

Served with fresh fruits or simply with milk and cream, SHREDDED WHEAT is unex-

celled in deliciousness and digestibility. It is the perfectly balanced food

c- "aaaaffi £* for student and athlete alike.

THE SHREDDED WHEAT CO. Niagara Falls, N. Y.

The Massachusetts Institute of TMhnOlOgJ has Just received a gift of 1760,000 through the will of the late Charles H. Pratt. The money is to be devoted to tlie construction of a naval architecture school

Harvard I'tilveisity owns stinks ami bonds to the value of |17,MS,TK. This is an increase of a million and a quarter over last year in the value of the stoeks and bonds From its pro- ductive fund the university has an In- come of $2,500,000.

Coach Vail is giving UM Wisconsin oarsmen a thorough work-out every- day, in anticipation of the approaching regatta. The bogey of the Badger orsin, bolls, has again Invaded the camp and temporarily disabled one of the best men, Mackmlller.

Swimming has been adopted as a minor sport at Harvard I'nversity. altar being abolished in 1909, owing to the lack of sufficient facilities. For next year a schedule with eight col-

leges has been arranged, and a pro- I fessional coach will bo engaged.

MURRAY'S DORMITORY/DRUG SHOP

When In need of a cool and delicious drink of

Egg and Milk or Ice Cream Soda.

Toilet Articles and Prescriptions Good Service. We Deliver Orders.

3701 Woodland Ave. (Op/to. Dorms.}

GILBERT & BACON

Leading Photographers 1030 Chestnut St.

Pictures for reproduction In the "Record" free. 60 per cent discount to Pennsylvania Students oa Individual Work.

H. R. POTT

Studio of Photography

1310 Chestnut Street

Philadelphia.

Phone, Filbert 379S

§TUDEISTS $5 lent a H< IMIIII

rot i Moitki Ty pewri ter

It will save time, improve and make your studies* a pleasure and you oaa refer to your notes with ease.

AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE COMPANY, kio,

Phila. Sales Office. 828 Walnut Strtet.

J. B. CLAYPOOL, 20 COM Hou.e,

College Representative

AT THE THEATRES

Adelphl—"A Wild Goose." Chestnut Street Opera House.—Mov-

ing Pictures. Chestnut St. Theatre—"Strong Heart." Forrest.—Pictures. Garrick—Pictures. Keith's—Vaudeville. Nixon—Vaudeville. Walnut—Pictures. William Penn—Vaudeville.

A QUARTER CENTURY Before the Public. Over five million samples given away each year. The constant and increasing sales from samples, proves the genuine merit of Allen's Foot-Ease, the antiseptic pow-

: der to be shaken Into the shoes for Corns, Bunions, Aching, Swollen. Moist, Tender feet. Sold everywhere.

Sample FRKE. Address, A. 8. Olmsted. I,eRoy, N. Y.

DURING SUMMER VACATION

SELL FEENY VACUUM CLEANERS Absolutely the best. Satisfaction

guaranteed. Easily sold. Big profit. One student nnnie |M.M Spring Vaca- tion. Write to-day for Proposition State Territory preferred. Feeny

I $70, Muncie. Indiana.

HOTEL MAJESTIC Broad St. and Girard Ave

VIENNESE GROTTO PARISIAN CAFE VOCAL CONCERT EVERY EVENING

Marchetti Celebrated Concert Singer

Mines Singer Comique

TWO ORCHESTRAS

Royal Italian of Milan Stangetti's Pariaian Orchestra

A Special "BEFORE THE THEATRE DINNER" $1.25 per cover

SOUVENIRS

Arrangements for tables may be made by mail or telephone also by telephone from the booths in the foyer between the acts.

"WHILE I HE SERVICE IS UNUSUAL THE PRICES ARE NOT" BERL SEGAL. General Manager.

"MILK THAT IS MILK"

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THOMAS FERN TAILOR & IMPORTER

1230 Chestnut St. Philadelphia