the pennsylvanian mualc-lovi i s, i'm tlculai i iteresi is added bj the fai i tha mlar marj...

$: THE PENNSYLVANIAN mualc-lovi i s, I'm tlculai I iteresi is added bj the fai i tha mlar Marj Qarden will sing the title rob Dufranna t\ui and Warner) an othi members of thi cast, which$
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MUSICAL CLUBS ITINERARY

Two Thousand Miles to Be Covered,

in Addition to Local Engagements.

Cornell Concert Probable.

8Con of concerts, two ex- , trips and four Joint engage

. the season's progrwn • d MttSical Cllllis MS ;m

11 nlKtai bj Hi-' manage- iged bj laal si uon'i

i rd and by the un- ■•■. DCJ i uhlbtted b)

■ ■ - i eai U rehearsals, bavi largel] dla-

he ba Ini Itln- will , onflnl I!I ■ efforts ol

■ ,. - 10 the i ii ge eltlaa of thi \i di le Wi si

v llmli • ' ' the '»"- Co ii ivllle on

\ . inbei -"-'. a i | een si heduled for

Bethlehem Preebyta rian Cl

i HI, Thanksgh Ing i re e in I i Relli i ne Stratford «ili ba

, tson and In all »ill be run In ootv

Cornell Tha manag i rleflnlta announce-

.: on Mondaj of ill-' schedule fol

i,,, i '.week and trip . i i md Dover, N I Da

i ■ -eton, N i I lecember I P i ivterian Church

I. S N J i '"'" Vli H ii >' ' i De»

i . d pom i i' b] thi rith 11. i ancej al

•'•• ford l> r bei "• 11 ,. • id HIM rlab II

\; oona i inua j 2, Johns Pittsburgh: (anuan

i ii II ., :., Warren: Janu- ii i • lam -I R, Cleveland

> i". Buffalo ! i Rochi lanuarj IL'.

mton I Phil idelphla Qlrli Noi

5. Xoi rlatown ml Hall i'' i'

\ ,. v H, i'. bt uai •■ II, u- Bhatnokln

Ml. Can F i iary 24, 1 ■

Ih< tripe a . , mi ti i

i itin lo not neci :

|

ind Ii adi ri are lati d oapects

VI Si all - and Mr Bno pre ■ whet ihi Cli bs '>-" •! Innlor i Th II ■■ Bva Hi ! will

i it anj mid a< ■

CROSSCOUNTRY WITH CORNELL.

'. Meats Strona Ithaca Angrega ton on Belmont Course Today.

- ( ountrj team, headed bl< Jones and B

i alnal the Pet nrnlng al n IB over the

n Falrmouni Park. Ilcappi il b) the llli

i ,■ -'. enaot md Pul i,. thi I'll i • ana 11 opt i

lo the outcome, .is both ■ d lonea are almoal unbeat-

Former holdi the two-mile the mile Intercolli

hand, in Met iirdj and Ivanla has ta

I make the Cornell celebrl- i n rec ird or two to win. ■ ii i evi ring ai a also profl-

. bers. while Lanf . II mill Btroud hav all

thi h abllltj In paal r* . . o| the rat - will i

in . tltor for Ural honors In Ii glatea

■, no followa: Bi rna, ' nes, M.I, F i b, C an

1 rli i son. Kinsley, Broodt, ' l.ongfleld

FIRST BASKETBALL PRACTICE LAST NIGHT

Fifteen Report and Coaches Expect to

Develop Championship Team

from Material on Hand.

ONLY ONE VETERAN MISSING

Fifteen man report) >i to Captain Walton, ni tin basketball team, laat night ai candidates for tha 'Varaltj five, Thla number will undoubti d in greatlj Increased al tha end of the football season In addltl n to the 'Varalty candidates twelve more Freahmi n signed up, bringing thi total number of Dral year men up lo ilxtj ' wo

Walton, Pearci. Ret der and Tj l< i were the onlj veterans In uniform Jourdei and Keough, two of thi lara, "ill be on tha Boor at ■ ai football work topi Beegar captain of the 1911 team, la also playing I ball

Captain v.. alton, In speal Ing "f the ci mini -' i ■ ild "l 'HI' i hi' for .i championahip team sei m to bi Unuauall] I »d. Murks is tin- onl) regular who has no) returned to col

Tobj .'ml Murphj. a bo wi re iiuih on thi -ii tad will ilso be nlssi d inn with Keough, .i "del and Paarce .i- ■ inn leua, a -in to be ablt to turn "Hi ii team thai will make a

i 114 bid for tha Ii adlni glate h more

Tha squad was pul through a llghl drill in basket shooting and then dl i di d in'" two te "ii • i ir n limmai The entire pi irtlce was preliminary in the real work a hlch a111 i ome later

ii, mm inn in \i week, practice will be held on Monda: W edm Idas ind Ftida] nighta, the Preshmi n report Ing at T o'clock and the 'Varaltj ai

Although satisfied with lasl evening's raaulta, Captali Walton di slroui ol ii" Ing m re mi n on the door Mondaj night, Thosi «ii" re porti il in Bloom, Kenned!. Bs I Pi arasn, Tj lar, Howell, i i i ford, i'"i-' all, U-i-'l r Pi Miller, Buckle] and Nuabaum

1915 PLAYS PAWLING TODAY.

First Year Men Exrect Victory Over Strong York State Eleven.

The Freshman squad with Coaches Mill, i and Bhade, \ ini Mans

i p Davis and W L Baundera, ir, led lasl I ' Pawling, when iin i win plaj to-daj

With K s mill s «lback al i nd, Captain Crane and Journeaj al tai kli and Kuble, Butler and MacNaughton

i,.. center trio, the Ine Is thi itrongeal of the year, a bile the bai k Held will be well tak n i are ol Cralg, Wllaon, Averj and i ee.

The line-up thai will »t« I the garni follows Seelback lefl pnd; C in

HI,!, . Kuble, lefl guard; Butter, MacNaugb! in, rlghl guard

K,inns, rlghl and Cralg, qu i i w Kaon, lefl halfback tvery, halfback Lee, fullba

CHAIRMAN SELECTED.

Dormitory Representatives Elec' E. 0. Coates Chairman of Board.

Bdward Oaborne Coates, of Ford- , i House, was • Ii ete I chairman of

the Board of Dormltorj Repreai nta tives al ■ meeting held laal nlghl ii„. Troph) Room of Houston Hall. \ w Smith was 11 n ecretai ii„,n ri, :. ■ • |i ctlon, the folio nl ttlves wi re appointed mem-

i,. rs of 'if Bxecutlvi Commltti •• for i nsulng yi ar B 0 Co iti a, I W Smith, it B. i-M*iiii in-1. H gi humm and S P Morton.

i-,-; IW| - of short talks b the mi'iiii" rs ol the Parietal Con

•in representatlvi - were enter • , . ,i bj Dean Bdward C Kirk, of the Parietal Committee, at an In- formal supper.

THREE OPERAS TO-DAY

Mary Garden as Thais This Afternoon.

"Fagliacci" and "Cav.illeria," v»ith

Metropolitan Ballet, To night.

Reduction cards for both thi mail nee and evening operas ai the Metro- politan Opera House raaj be secured in tw< en 12 30 and i 10 o't loi k lo-daj in The Penna; Iranian ifllce,

"Thala," i in - romantic opera i" Mas- senet, a in in- sung this nl" i HI mi ai I o'clock, and In the evening "Caval ii'iia Rustlcana' and "Pagllacci" "ill hr given us a double bill al s o'clock.

Maaaenet'a beautiful lyric, which Is considered one of the beal composi- tions "i tii" ii"» school holds B high place in the estimation of i b I idi phla mualc-lovi i s, I'm tlculai I iteresi is added bj the fai i tha mlar Marj Qarden will sing the title rob Dufranna and Warner) an othi members of thi cast, which Is •• tlonallj able and well balanci il Ca panlnl a III c induct

The melod ■Cavallerla Rustlcana" make up s favoriti bill, and the splendid Mi I polltan I'liih t will be - I ghi In conjunction "i'li them, Parolll i I Parolalo a ill conduct while am i the sin ■' • "Hi be White, tlalll Veil-

dal teal, 7. ppllll ai i C rabbi

|,aBt evenlng'i forn i I "DI Walki i as ■■ ' d bj n IIIIIIIIM r of atudenl am i hi oplnl m .. emed lo bi Favorab'e to Wai nei I in music, a hlch had 11 -

i da]

SUNDAY SERVICE PROGRAM.

Dr. Ba'.es Speaks To morrow—Other Noted Men to Appear Soon.

Ret H Roawell Bati i i Hamilton College, noa of Bprlni SIM-I i Bettli menl Housi. S v ii city, »ni hav i I lb Bunds H Hull i" moii"« i -nlng al II "' lock.

His lectun •■ mi '» loli havi i» en a ell reci Ived al man the Bastet n colleges, at d also ai Interc< i Confi nces al N'oi th field and P cona Plni -

in the afternoon al i o cloi k, Re> I ii Bat" i wll i ilvcr-

, ' ent Confi - nci »i T« ■ i sixth and i."iiiiimii streets, and In thi evet ins be will speak al Brj n Mawi

un Bunds >. ihi I'-'ih. tin -i- ik «ill be H"v Ollvi i Mill el, 8.T.D., <>f thi Class ■'! '87 Collegi if' t Di Hukel, is pa toi ol thi Flral Congn gatlonal Church, Baltimon . Md.

Bdward T. De> Ine, I'h 11 pi ofi aaor of Columbia I'nlveralty, and editor "f "The Survey,' will speak "" Novem- ber 26th

p. i, nilii'i id Re> Henry Van livi,. nn. il n. "ill be the speaker, Hi v iir Win Dyke baa ' ii Professoi ,,! Bngllah I Iterature al Princeton Cnlveraltj for il" paal fee yean and Ii well i- noa n In the llli n Id.

Presldenl W, il B, Faunce, Ph.D., of Brown ' 'nlvi raltj. »iil speak on 11., 11,, i loth, and, on ii"- 17th Wilfred T On nfell, of tabrador, Is scheduled to appi ar

HANDICAPS FINALLY FINISHED.

Burdick Wins Pole Vault and Dents Capture Relay Race.

The final ei i nts Fall Handl-

■. i i1 relaj a i b d 1 Franklin 1 j .i. w. Burdick, with .-i handicap of

iron the poll -i null al i' 7 mil. . H it Heyburn

nd Crafts, aci at b mi n. tied f"; l 11 fi ' I Inches

The Dental team, ■ I "f La Flamme and Mc-

v in thi Inti r-depa tmi ntal ' l i, Pat-

■ . Cooper and Demli I Co ik, te, 0 ■ ind Bwel

.. ■ reprei en1 Ing thi Colli - i. I 1 36 3-5.

LAFAYETTE TEAM HERE FOR CRUCIAL CONTEST

Recovery of Cripples Enables Coaches

of Both Elevens to Put Strongest

Aggregation in the F.eld.

THIRTIETH GAME SINCE 1832.

Lafayette will be Pennaylvan opponent on Franklin Field 'his afi in. .11 it 2.311 In hi blltl th '" 'il'.ill ■ mil, . betwi i in two Ins -11,1 i -latli us were bi gun In :•••- Prom 1882 M 1889, oni SI\I i al years two contei

i i ■. nl • be Eastoi i the Ri ■: ■ B Rel il loni »i si in ii In 1892, when I i las was pli yed '■ Baaton, and com throui I ■ In thai time twi nty- t\ui (tail •■- bad bi en • onti ■ I, "i \\ hlch Penni 1^ anl i won fourtei n loal -■ d 'i'-ii "i"'-

The i'i' ' rlei ol . .i net i ":" i 111 ii in r.'i'i. « ben relai Ii iiL'.im ri I.. «i ii. 01 ie elghl

, i: ■ .i.i, can- HIII claim • i Ictoi >. bul i. i hree ' les lo their cri aga dei i.-i\. •■ iqu • Peni

This afternoon's conti st I al uiiiiH i ■ • hi -•

i,\ the anthorl i ol oth InstltitiIons \ el ' Peni

w ould i auai • i ' actl-

cal fall ire Pennayh anla It thi mosl Impo tanl

game mi ' so n ■ a Ba -' "i ' HI tact in - the i c • - > I mni Blui "ill relrlevi thi

■ - Indian di i a) and lasl Sat- un! iy'a i ■ -in"', Dell, in which • he llghl -up Si

i i • Judgini ■ omp iratlt cores Pi

' H .i sllahi ."i : I Man and Whlti Ijifa)

in.m ised ti a In oul !'i"iii I'rsli si il. while I Red i

Blt-.e teal ' ited th • eleven b touchdown

a ct lp| Ii i • Di Id. 1 i .i

Isle Ind mnl ill • ■Ii ling tbell

,iinl a in • r th- I"; i —T ■ > 11 i ins' si ini!.:. -i I'IH

HII Urn .I • created tl Oei ■

Ivt •' ii""II i" ".-;. bj ! . i'. sCOl ■ "I 111 to 0

With th ■ xi ptlon "i ii.n;Ington "!' i'liiii- v '\ nnla, I •«. 11 ■ Inal Itutl I be ibli '" pul i u i heir In lured regti-

i ■ This Is the Brsl time ilu- Red and Blue has be»n In ■

on '" 'I" so in in- V llai game, Spiegel, the sensational i I Varoon and White halfback, la ai

n 'ii 11 i• ■ after a long I: off and is "iiiiiiii'ii upon i" furnish ti iuble

i Pennsyb anl ins Captain Dan - ame able fit Id general

i be ii fo 'in paal twii "ini" Roth, a sub mi i is' year'a elevei ! i been aboa Ing up stroi al fullback, Marshall, the - thi r half

1 ri n the real sensation of thi back field 'his seaaon He is a new man nd la said to be thi ■" in

■ "i hii i<" Marahall of Penn s\ ivanla, with more abllltj aa i dod

• vet II tar al lefl i nd. B II kui i new man. w III . place I',nil. , . of last i rii - .mi MI

'Ii her end, while Unas. Kelly, Ben- son mnl Wagonhurat are all able line- men of a year or more experience

With Jourdei and Young start In ih" i mis, the Penns)hanla II |

■ I "i in the Indian M Thayer Kennedj and

Mind ■ il atari In the bacl hav.' <*■ . a th strongest con ilnatlon -"■ a 'i !' ;:•'•' •• this ■ • •■ The i enter

tel will ie thi mi II ' I i ' •: , me

Vlll bl a- follOWl Referee, M rshall, Ha • ard t'mplre, H i • •' • hi fudge i

I linesi an Thorne\ . i , . . i

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. ■ 'i i> ii \\ I1 MCI, KYKI ii. .11: . itll

MANAl.IMi EDITOI', i»\l I'll Il>\\ w;l' ICUI SHAI I I !< I91S.

ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR, SHKI l"N II M I

BDITOR8, i 11 W. Ki lined) 1»

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ASSUllATE EDITORS. i l.i. Smnh.'H

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ADVISORY BOARD. .1 B Mull

Buuncis Maiiaan's OflUc Hours: i i- \! Dnilj

i iffii. Ml Wood

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1911.

HIWS IDI10R 01 'COST'S '""Sor

\v II \N\IS PBROT

THE GAME.

Ml iii lb aid BI ihe pn u m

■ ng the footb ill

■ '• Bt< 'ii* appeared In print

im, coai ii' - and undei gi idua i

•li ■ Hi ii ihl sfternoon confldi in o(

ind :f the eli menta play •• pan properly, lhal IUCOMI RIUBI

in

It might in well tor the itandi to

• mi" thai an) playful bits ol

itli demon i men

ol dei i'ii i, tearing up

• '! the iii'. :i" eaall] aeen by

d in mliunder oreovi II

iffeel in thai

It ii H maj happi n and

caps the cheei Ii adei accoi ii

' uk of poaalble c in |uei i v i:il in-

■rn ai rill be dispensed with

H h unfavi r ibli i ommeni baa been

■: ceri [ theai illghi laturbi s, and, la) Ing tide the

■ II -'imi of the Justice of t r > - - critl

-in. II must folio* Unit without

■ dlati nc loni crltb Ism can noi b< made

INTERCLASS RIVALRY.

The Inter-departmenl relay on

PTank.lln Pield yesterday WHH a trar-

esty, No one took the event seriously

and there was considerable dlflenlty in set urlng enough men to main op

three teama This was no reflection

nn the track management on thp

contrary, ii took considerable enter prise I" run It vi in off at all.

There was a time when Intnvoolle-

Riatc competition arooaed maoh In- terest, and Sinn a ran' wnnlil ha\.< 1 " BB affair worthy of more than paaalng note, in thaan days of highly

Hpedaliz.id alhli'lus, mtatUS class

rivalry «ci'm» to ho n thing of the past

The humble "heeler" has even less to work for now than then. For It must

he remembered that only a few of the • rack squad can be stars and thoRP

who work consistently and faithfully surely ought to have some method of

reaping satisfaction for their efforts. This alone, aside from the unques-

11 med ^ alue <>f such events In d<

oth 'Varaltj material and col-

lege iplrll would be infllclenl reason

tor the existence of class rivalry.

\r iiii. neither mat< rial nor spirit is a

myth, to I btalned b) mere Imagi-

nation, it requires the steadies) kind

t mirk to • i. lop I'iiin r No leai i

■ ii i '■" i- ll many

b ■ in -i rong In i hat

belief.

A H \ h ai of intra • oll< late < Ivalrj

might i i gre it servici to t'nlver-

sli' sthletlcs si tin- time Its id

■ - i annot bi denied, and ll Is e\ en :i possible i' m ih I

i BUSI - tO « tin b ma | I" VI il.ill.'ll

tl at fool ball ill uatlon

Second Mask ind Wic; Rehearsal. \i the second n hearsal of candl-

im the Mask and Wig Pi ■ i Show, which was held laal night in the i lull bousi. kselstant 8

Rogi rs and Cochran tl led hi candldati - In tinging

"it and II : 'ii former and Wig Sho • - Betwi en i 01

and Monda a slight ■ 111 • III tx madi lu Thuredaj 1 r neii week the iqnad

1 1 11" cted tn in' .in doe n. to thi 1 s quired number Tin next n hi w ill be Thursdaj nig it ai B o'clock.

1 mts wen Rnished Rog ■ 1 - Impreaaed upon iii candidates the IHTI salt) ol promptness at re

Hi ' ' scvised them to givs iii' 11 a in 1. attention 10 1 hi Mask and Wig work Ths results i>r thi ■ ui '" i" made fr im last night's shoa Ing »in be published In Monda) 1

l Ivanlan

NOTICES.

Cercle Francais.— In ,|.u i- the Issl d 1 on which ne« candidates I ir the ' • role Pram ■ ■ can 11 p irl BI 'I an) 1 "u nn N must •■ s in La It"' belle In his office in Collegi Hall betweei I BI 'i I o'clock

Cross Country.—Madeira, Met Church ! evei Ing C \ la - Hep-

■ English, Langni r, Muatln Ki II 1 1 Itt, Hoyer and C Hepburn »iii sve tor boat hi 1 1 n the 11 0

from the gymnasium.

Special Instrumental Club Notice.— I repot 1 at i" 1' ixe 11

■ diatel) afti 1 Lafayetti with Inatrun 1 11 11, rnon K merer, Louchelm, Keatoi, E tbn Hallowi II, Qrabam, Hoyt, V land

•"h Paul BOO

Rugby Practice.—I'• on Prank- im i'i' iii M indaj morning at ~ o'clock sharp A trial game «iii be played after which the team to pi the Cresoeni Clnb on Baturday, No M mber 18, «r||| he selecti d Ml de- sirous of making the team mual n port

Soccer.—The following men »iii re port at the Mai kit street ferries of the P H it. at 1.60 to tal a the 1 M train to the Moorestown Field Club: Morten. Sims. Vlllalobaa, Rodrlgw ■ Robinson, Pennell, Harle, Laird, ate i-'aiidi'ii Jonea, l*rasler, Da Oandeul Praw, 1: F it wood.

Bible f.'udy Committee.— John \l. \ ander, chairman M \v Tampa, Mc- Murray, a it Baohtel, 11 <;. How, .1 c Howe, w A inn. M F Milnor, A B McOrath, Paaer, T If, n,.,i.. 11 n Johns, .las smith, H w Hay dock! Oi orge Brooka, Id, Ray 11 Smith, D R Cranor, \v c Harrta, <; w Ro« ley, u 0 Bnrtglay. L s Diets h

Michican Game. — Reservations f„r

and Information about the Michigan mime triii ean he aecured from anv of the following: T, Reath, 368S Locnat street; B. w. Roberta, 1601 i/wust street: w. n Ingeraoll, 3708 Walnut street; H If. MoMlchael. 800 South Thirty-sixth street; M. A Prvor. 34nn Walnut street: I. I.. Davis gal] | ,,. cust street. Tickets will he on sale every day between 1 anil 2 o'clock at The Pennsylvanlan office.

Business Law, By Sullivan, price $150; at Pannook'i Jtfion Woodland Ave. TAdvt.

KverythlnK a good atndent needs at lleaston-s. A famous Cortei cigar Is delicious after a meal. |A«lvt.

PENNOCK'S 3609 Woodland Ave. I' st -% >> 1 ishrd 15 years

MICROSCOPES STUDENTS' SUPPLIES

BOOKS (Medical, Dental, Veterin- ary, Biological covers fro.-

KODAKS. mUMfm ANI» I'RINIINIi. M pPL|£S

ENGLISH FASHIONS Arrival of Foreign Woolens

Juat Through the Cuatotna

This collection of exclusive fabrics Iron. Enoliih and Scotch looms will be the largest showmo Is Philadelphia. a

Model garments which are on display embody thi latest fashions for both town and country wear.

A. B. Mathews & Co. Direct Importers and Tailors

S. W. Cor. 11th nnd Sansom its,

Philadelphia

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The ATM N A. KKKK CO. '•;<-•. 1913 AM- I.,I, COLLEOI ,I.A» prjsg OAKKIKH IN BTOCl

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THESE FAMOUS MAKES ol

CORRECT HATS FOR MEN arc sold exclusively In Philadelphia gl the Blaylock & Blynn shop.

■acwli ol unquestioned correctness lor Fall and Winter Wear are not) ready for inspection.

London1 A. J. White Herbert Johnson

Domestic ■ "B. (H. B." Knox

I0p»ant. disamnl am '., .,.;...„„,/ „„ ...... Chists ^v Un>vers,ty StudtHtl ,f "Th* Ptntltylv* niAi n mentioned.

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I he name tells the story.

Mention the name

" 2»mmcrmau" and you instinc .vely think of the

highest typs of footwear

for men.

1 to 5 Mint Arcade ffibope

-1232 Market BtarSal St. Shoft Op.a tr,m\og.

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THE PLNNSYLVANIAN ,i i Pent* I Hie* »« Si.ond-

- i . i \.. i u d durini the ■ . . . i 11. Rtudi nti

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EDITORS, i i O. W. Ki nnedy. 'I I

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\ Bu»ine«i Manager's Office Hours:

I i,. I : 4.-, r M I

SATURDAY. NOVEMBER '1. 1911.

HIWS roiroir oi to-ont's istui

W. HAWis PBROT

THE GAME.

Ml ih - -i , -in-: .r ■' i present

•i- concerning the football situation

i mi -its appeared In prlnl mi coachei iiiul undsrgi id i -

■ ii i, ,i ' bli afternoon contldi nl ol

• -- ami. if the -'ii mentfl plaj

■■ 'r pai I i"' iperlj. ihal IUI i • ■-- mual

' iniLiii tic well for Hi atanda to

imVr Ilia I am pint fill hits (if

enth tli dan onatratlon, auch

HI derbli - teal Ins up

- and the III e, i asllj Men U\

i! are apt to in- miaunder

i" anj dl

all '' 'ihi■' i .i j in thai

which II maj happen and

I id( ord Think ol lences

., ii trli ml in

■rrencea will penaed with

luch uufavi r ible i m< i ba - <-■■ a

• entlj . i m ••! in.. ' llfh

II bam ■•-. and las In d< the 'inn nf ill.- Justice ol the crltl

-in. ii mual follow thai without

eae dlatractloi im can nol in-

made. '

INTERCLASS RIVALRY.

Thi' iniii ili|ini-iiii.'iii ri'lay on

Franklin Field yeati rday was a trav-

eat] Nil one took the even) seriously

and Ho re waa considerable difflcult* In KI-. tiring enough men to make up

three Hams. This waa no reflection

MI ih.' track management On HIP

rontrary, ii took conalderable enter prise in run the ev< nl oil al all.

There waa a time when Intra-colle-

glate competition aroused much In- terest, ami such a race would have

been an affair worthy of IMIII•• Hian

passing mm', in thasa days of highly

specialised athletics, Intenss class

rivalry sooms to be a thing of the pas)

The humble "heeler" him even less to work for now than Hun For ii must

he remembered that only a few of the •ia«k sf|iind can be stars and those

who work consistently and faithfully surely ought to have some method of

reaping satisfaction for their efforts. This alone, aside from the unques-

■..-,! value ol such events iii k

■i ■ both "Varsltj material and college spirit, would !"• sufficient reason

for the existence of class rivalry.

\rain, neither material nor splrtl la a myth, io I lain.'ii ii> mere Imagi-

nation it requires the ateadleal Kind

if work in develop either No leu ■ on than "Mike" is one ol many

borltles who are strong in that

belief

\ revival of Intra colli ati i Ivalrj

might be "i gn 'i aervlci "> I'nlver sit] athletics al ihi- time Ita ad van-

not bi denied, and It la even a possible 111■ i ii i for one "i the man}

i an.-, - in »In, Ii ma) be at 11 ibuted

•! I,I football siinati'iii

Second Mask ind Wig Rehearsal.

\i i in -, .iniii . heat Ml of candidates for the Maah and \\" i« Prellml- i i Show, which waa held laat nlghl in tin i lull linn.-. \ ita B Managers Rogers and Cochran uii-ii mi' the candldati - In singing, dai i inn ami in re id in im foi in, i \' :<-k and Wlj Shows Between no* ami Monda) a illghl cut will i"' made lb Thurada) of next week the squad

■ ■ in i ted to be i ui do* n to ihi re quired number The next ri heareal H ill in- Th ii id i. night .n 8 o'clock U the try outs wen flnlahed Rog

era Impressed upon tl latea the new aali j "t pn imptneaa al re-

ila, He also acvlaed them to • iv-' iii>ii whole attentl m to the Mask and Wig work The results of the cut to i" made from last night's showing a il1 ii. pubilahed In Monda) - Pi IIIIS> h anian

NOTICES.

Cercle Francais.—Tokdaj is the last da) 'ui which nei candidates toi the I ' i' Ii Kraiiiai- i an 11 pot t, and am new men mual see in La Rochelle In hi- office in Collegi Hall between I ami I 1,'rliii k

Cross Country.—Madeira, McCurdy, i liniili I i-M-i Ing, Cross Via;: II Hep burn, Bngllah, Langner, Muatln, Krutt-

ii. Hoyer and C Hepburn will ,- for boal hi ia< in the 11 0

' i the g) mnaalum. Special Instrumental Club Notice.—

following report al 10 r v r> itel ■ Lafayetti

"nl, Instiim - Hernoi K im i' r Louchi Im Koatoi Eal ibrook, Hallowell, i;iaham Hoyl V land

: ' .ii Paul Eno

Rugby Practice.—Practlci on Pi im Pleld Monday morning al T o'clock ■harp \ trial game will be played after which the team to plaj iga n the Creacenl Club on Baturday, Mo vember is, will be aalected \n de- ilrona of making the team mual n linri

Soccer.—The following men Will re pun at the Market sti t ferries of the I' it it at i 50 tn take the i 54 Main In the MoOTMtOWn Pleld "'lull Morteo, Sims, Vlllalohaa, Rodriguea Robinson, Pennell, Harle, Laird, Itc Padden, Jones, Prasler, De Qandensl, Prsw, B. P. It Wood.

Bible f.-udy Committee.—Inhn Alex- ander, ohairman M w Tampa, Mi Murray, A It. Bechtel, i> O, How, J C Howe, \v \ inn. M p. Mllnor, A K MoOrath, Peser, T. M. Reck, II it Johns, las smith, M w Haydock, Oeorge Brooke, 3d, Ray il Bmlth, l> it. Cranor, w c Harria, 0 \v Row- ley, it o Bhrigley, i. s Diets, .ir

Michigan Game. — Iti-si rvalions for and Information aboui the Michigan game trip can he secured from any "f the following: T Heath, 3539 l-ocnst stri'i't; K. W Roberta, 3603 l/wust street: w it Ingsrsoll, 8708 Walnut street: it. M. McMlchael, I Bouth Thirty sixth street: H A Pryor, sinn Walnut street: L L, Davis. 8681 ix> Clist street. Tickets will he mi sal,.

every day between i and i o'clooh at The Pennsylvanlan office.

Business Law, By Sullivan, price 81.60; at Pennock's 30n!» Woodland Ave. fAdvt.

Everything a good stndsnl needs at Miiaston'8. A famous Cortei cigar is •'•'Melons after a meal. [Advt

PENNOCK'S 3609 Woodland Ave. Established 15 years

MICROSCOPES STUDENTS* SUPPLIES

BOOKS (Medical, Dental, Veterin- ary, Biological covers free

KUDUS. lEVELOPINti ANN I'RINTI.Nfi. M ITLIES

ENGLISH FASHIONS Arrival of Foreign Woolens

Just Through the Customs

This collection of exclusive fabrics from English and Scotch looms will be the largest showing m Philadelphia,

Model garments which are on display embody th* latea'. fashions for both town and country wear.

A. B. Mat hews & Co. Direct Importers and Tailors

S. W. Cor. 11th and Sansom Sts.

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The AI.I.IN A. KI KK i «,. I'll.*. 1913 AND 1.114 C.il.l.l-.'.l CI.A.ss |.|Ns CAKKII'li IN M,llh

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10front, jiso'-'hi (,..:; '■•• .iiVi-uwrfasj ,-,. CASMI ;• f/a vtrsity tivdmtt tf "Th* Pemuyhm- nun" is mentioned.

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Lniversitv Medical School CANTOV CltlMA

The Foreign worh of Ihe

CHKISTUN ASSOCIATION FACULTY

J C MCCHACNIN M O . 'Ol w W.CAOBUHT M D. OI M J Howm:i M D 'OS TUNOMIU Ll M D OS Mils MABIL 8 MACKS*

Saptti v : j •■.-... Mas M. S MACMIR HOSPIUI MtfftM Miss MARIAN R TAV, OR V,M.I-V

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TUTORING hing in French and German

Regular College rates.

Private or claaa

Lansing W. Walsh i years study pi France and

Germans' STUDIO 406

lO So. 10th Street

MASS MEETING A SUCCESS

Enthus'astic Crowd Hears Coaches

and Players Express Confidence

in Ability to "Come Back."

For a Change A new package a.id revival of a pood, olc- foahicaed candy.

Sold in an air-tight, sealed tin, 25 cents.

P. BEASTON'S SONS 3701 Spruce St., Phila.

Coaches and players alike laal night talked to the iiw hundred undergrad nates who went in the mass neetlng, and the spirit of enthuslaiin and ooi ridence which was evident In every s|> ii made ii t!•• - most enthusiastic meeting ol the ri n

I-- \ I'l.i. irakl, in old 'Vanity All- Anii'i II .in guard, told of the need lor a big, luity cheering section. He said that the coaches were pulling to

b . that the team was In prime condition and thai i' was now up to the students Coach "Andy" Bmlth, II ll Morris, I W. lourdel and Captain "Roy" Mercei expressed the sam< f. ellng of confidence

"Tiii things we an teaching the men on Franklin Weld are Identical wiili those being taught mi the fields of othei successful colleges," said i .. h Bmlth "We are pulling to gethi r, the team is In the best condition of the year, and we're going to win." This was the purport of all thi speeches

Captain Mercer said he backed up everybod) that preceded him and iniii ni the feeling "i confidence thai pi • v.1 ii- among the team H< eon tinui 'i ' We h in had a hard time with but four regular 'Varsity men on wfa mi in imiiii up :i winning team and developmenl has come slowly, but the team la going to come back, and come bach In the Lafayette game."

s, ni.n iv -ni. in T Heath, Jr., talked nf the Michigan trip "We need i big bunch of rooters," he said ■ ami it ill., students come along and support the team well win."

SOCCER WITH MOORESTOWN.

COME. boys, a cheer—All to- gether —V-E-L-V-E-T— smooth.

Velvet cheers you on and cheers you up. It's so smooth. 1 lie selected leal is hung in the ware- house over two yeail—(hanging harshness to complete mellowness. Then all "lute" has disappeared —and good tut* and the enjoyable smoothness are pre-eminent. 1 lii* "lime process" u not patented - jut costs us morr—and the result is "Velvet — smooth and wondcitully pleasing.

Now once more — everybody - V-E-L-V-E-T —smouihl At .11 dealeis.

SPAULD1NG &. MERR1CK

Chicago

THE SMOOTHEST TOBACCO

'Varsity Expects Victory Over Last

Year's Champions To-day.

Owing i" the i"»" condition ol the tiii,i and the absence of Coach Btee art looser practice «;i> called oB \ estcrdsj

Today's game with the Moorestown Ci li ket Club, while expected t<> be I bard one, is nol looked upon as dun

Moorestoe n finished neai the top of the league last year, but has no) iu< ii ' -■ ■■•' team la's »< '-"" Haverford Collegi defeated them .,,„,, a/i aka ago b one goal to noth

,..i peni > ai I hopes t« run up i much hi■■'

The ti .ini has won two games [ar |n the Second Dlvlsl ■" Cricl Club League, and II II continues In the term dlspl i< d In the previous contests 11 should win or come near t., winning the championship ol 't--• league The line up follows

Morteo, goal; Blmms, right lull- back Vlllalaboa, left fullback Robin ton, rlghl halfback Rodrtgues, center halfback; Pennell. left halfback Hail,., outside right; Laird. Inside right; Jones, center lorward; McFad don, Inside left; r*rasler. ontslde left. Subs. De Qandensl and Prew.

WANT HILPRECHT AGAIN.

Presbyterian and Lutheran Clergy

men Urge Reinstatement of

Archaeologist.

Tin- "Bvenlua Bulletin" had the H* lowing ,n say last evening;

"Following the esample »r ti».- Lu tberan clergy, '«'»'v "ve members ol the Presbyterian mtnlstrj and a number nf laymen Ibis afternnon seni a petition "i the trustees ol the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania urging the reinstatement of nr M. v. Hllprecht as Professor <>f Semitic Philosophy and Archaeology and Olar* Reaearoh Pro- fessor <>f Assyrian.

•chief in the seonrlng of ihe pen tton was the Rev. George B. Burnfleld. pastor. North Presbyterian Church, of Mil North Sixteenth Street

"Following the published stand of a number Of Ktiropcun arohaaologlsts for the restoration of Dr. Hilpraoht to his old position at the University, the Lutheran clergymen of this city also look the same position."

See Ted at Beaston's pool parlor for Instructions. rAdvt.

The Famous Dorm Sundae on tap at Beaston's New Fountain. rAdvt.

Full Two Ounce Tins

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U. of P. Jewelry, Watches and Novelties.

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Candy. Cigars. Pipes and Tobacco. College Flag's. Cameras. Films and Photo Supplies.

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Pipes Repaired

SPAYD Rents Typewriters and

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Class Pius. Visiting Cards. Wedding Announcement! ami invitations. Sarrples Cheerfully Sent on Request.

Pennsylvania F.fth Largest College, in Ogurea compiled bj the "Mlnne-

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