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Bryn Mawr'Olrla Also Olve Re
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Ovor Cox
DEBS IS THIRD WITH 42
Harding should rwln next Tuesday if
the straw vote cast by UntvtrMty ot
Pennsylvania and Bryn Mawr students
jestorday Is any narDingcr.
Af the University the . Republican
.sndldate wan the' overwhelming ra
rlte receiving 2235 votes. Governor
OM 'Democratic candidate, received
ivi votes. The remaining ballots, out
of a total of 27r0, were scattered among
rhrlstcnsen, the Fnrm-I.abor party
choke, "ho received 12: Htiwna V.
IMi Socialist nominee. 42; and Wat
kins Prohibit'0" candidate 12.
"n. twelve Prohibition votes were
east in the medical school. It was
ii...i1 that medical students ore
looking
7.trnni to an active career in
l0,. ,"Z .,....intlnn after they nradu-
i"L.i thorefora nre.in favor of the
continuance
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Tho co-eds ueipcu in uie iinruina;
i."i.tM" hv eivlne tho mnlority of
their votes to tho senator. The faculty
ln.' ..., oino. thirteen Instructors
casting ballot for Jlardlng and nine for
Among other universities In which
..raw votes have been held is Prince
ton where Harding also was the victor.
In a vote at Bryn Mawr Cox ran n
dose second to Harding, receiving 178
rotes against 214 for the latter, indi
cating, according to the straw vote
dope.ters. thatthe usua large Repub-
lean major" " "mri " " ;,i"
paired by tho Democratic candldato
'"'embers o'f tho faculty of the col
lege favored Cox, giving him 24 votes
u against 14 for Harding. The stu
dents voted 200 for Harding and 154
.. rvr n mnioritv of only 30 for the
Itepubllcnn standard bearer In contrast
with huge ucpuoucuu ujiiu i""
up in former presidentlol campaigns.
PENN SOPHOMORES SMOKE
BUT PRESIDENT IS ABSENT
Class Leader Arrives at 1 A. M. After Being Kidnapped and
Held Prisoner by Freshmen First Year Men Ducked
The sophomores of the University of
Pennsylvania had their much anticipat
ed smoker Inn night, but their president
was not able to partake of the pretwls
nnd cigarette. As a direct result of his
absence- numerous freshmen drank deep
of tho famous "Frog Pond" during the
"Wco Hma Hours.'7
Seldom, if ever, has the University
campus been the scene of so hectic a
struggle as that which waged during the
,;nrly evening and broke out afresh when
Paul Ilurton Hnrtenstcln. the missing
president, arrived nt 1 o'clock In Brord
Street Station from New York, where
tin had spent the day in close captivity.
Hartenstein was captured by n roving
band of freshmen on Monday, wns con
cealed nt various times in three small
Philadelphia hotels and finally was
spirited out of town late Tuesday after
noon, despite a rigid sophomore guard
at nil stations.
Trios to Escape
Denpito an injury to his leg, which ho
received in tho tussle attending his cap
ture, tho "Soph" president made three
attempts to escape, one from the bath
room of a downtown hotel here; one
while his captors took lilm acrons the
icrry 10 new xorK nnd one. .finally.
from the uptown apartment of ilerbert
ew lork
Bingham, tho freshman president, In
The sophomores even suspected his
whereabouts, and called the apartment
by long-distance phone, but were told
by a mnld that she had not scon Mr.
Bingham, and that there wns no one in
the apartment. Handcuffed until last
evening, he was finally brought to Phila
delphia on the midnight train by one
lone freshman, who received an unex
pectedly rousing welcome from faithful
sophomores when tho train arrived at
Broad street.
In tho meanwhile, the smoker was
started under difficulties. Freshmen sur
rounded Houston Club, where' It was to
be held. They barricaded the doors anc"
windows, so that It took tho sophomore
a full hour to force their way inside.
Then while "Joy was unconfined" up
stairs, stout-hearted and strong-fisted
sophomores defended the downstairs
portals against hordes of first-year men.
Kvery now nnd then the cry went up
stairs, "We need a couplo moro men; Bend
down a few huskies."
Sophs Get Revenge
The Samsons ami Snndows of tho
class would then gulp down anotheft
glass of cider, swallow another pretzel
and Join the fight downstairs. When the
smoker was over, however, the "sophs"
pained their revenge. In full force and
heavily armed, they marched to tho
dormitories. There commenced n retrib
utive campaign of wnrfaro which re
sulted in nearly one hundred cowering
freshmen bcin taken bodily from their
rooms, clad, some of them, in the moat
intimate of apparel, and deposited pa
ternally in tho cold recesses of the Frog
Pond,
It woh through a third degree on some
of theso unfortunates that the sopho
moroB learned where their president had
been nnd when he would get home.
Hence the welcome party at the station.
Hence, also, continued duckings until
nearly morning, when both parties were
torccu to ucBiat irom total exhaustion.
Only a dozen or so broken windowsMn
Houston Club nnd a general appearance
of desolnted Belgium remained to teli
the story.
PATROLMEN FOIL
. SUITSTORE THEFT
Flickering Light Arouses Suspi-
ciona and Allogod Burglar
Is Captured
GOODSTHROWN OUT WINDOW
A flickering light in n rloait nnd suit
store at Oermantnwn nvcnuo nnd Som
erset street nt J5 o'clock this morning
rhrrltpil n .1(10(1 theft nnd resulted In
the arrest of tho alleged thief, who Just
recently finished a nine months' sen
tence, the police say.
Street Sergeant Chalmers nnd Pa
trolman Welsh, of the Germnntown ave
nue nnd Incoming street station, were
nt ucrmnntown nvtnue nnd Somerset
street enjoying a brief shelter from tho
cold rain,
They noticed n light In tho cloak nnd
suit store of Frank Wlnepol, southwest
corner ot Gcrmantown nvcnuo and
Somerset street. This is in another
polite district, that of the Park nnd
Lehigh avenues station, but the offlceru
investigated, nevertheless.
In tho rear of tho store In the yard
tlicy came across clonks, suits nnd dress
mntcrlal valued nt ?3000. The article
had evidently been thrown out a win
dow. An inspection of the store wns made.
Secreted in a hammock on the second
floor, covered over with clothing, n man
was found who described nimself ns
John Patterson. thirt-one years old,
835 Bast Allegheny avenue. He had a
revolver in his possession.
The prisoner wns turned over to the
police of the Park and Lehigh avenue
station, where his description was said
to bo that of a man who hnd served
time.
Ho was held without ball at a hearing
before Magistrate Olonn In the Fourth
nnd York Htrcets nfutlon.
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Sailor Hurt In Brawl
.lack Tyrnll. n nllor, Is in the MeUi
odlvt Hospital with n, fiacturrd skull
ns a remit of a tight hst night at
Twelfth street and Mnjamcnslng avenue
with Richard WINon, n pettv oiHcer of
the U. S. S. Dixloi according to the
police. Tyrnll h nlso n member of the
Dixie's ciew. The police are looking for
Wilson.
AUTOI3TS FINED
of the campaign against
Activities of the Day
at the University
10:3Q n. m. Triors' Renlor So
cietv meeting, Houston Club.
10 :45 a. m. Zclosophlc Society
meeting, Zelo rooms, College Hall.
1:15 p.m. Phi Kappa Beta So
ciety meeting, Houston Hall.
1 :30 p. m. AU-Unlverslty Rally
to send football team to Whlte
mnrsh, Qundrnnglo.
7 p. m. Manllus Club meeting,
Houston Club.
7:30 p. m. Ku Klux Klnn,
southern club, smoker, Houston
Club.
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HADE KfJUAI, TO RW
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We carry a large atook ot upholatery
tnaUrlals, Ulnr at wholesale prtoea
AMERICAN UPHOLSTERY CO.
OlUit and I.rrtt IIonM of Its Klad
305 Arch Street ffiifcTittr'
Here's the sweet smoke
nil JltA feflft Aavam ftn 4tA 4a.
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African CALABASH PIPES
STERNER'S SS&
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PIPES REPAIRED
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Cuticura Shampoos
Mean Healthy Hair
Especially if preceded by touches
Cuticura Ointment to spots of
dandruff, and irritation. Tills treat
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clean and healthy nnd to promote
hair growth; v
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TWO
A part
speeding nutomoDiicft, two men were
arrested last night and arraigned before
Manlstratc Price today chanted ultli
I violating Uie traffic regulations in
spceainr; past a irnuic policeman s sig
nal nt Itioad Htrcet nnd Allegheny ave
nue. Tho two men, Oeorgo B. Sahlln,
0534 North Twelfth street, driver of the
machine, nnd Henry W. Grant, of Ok
lahoma, were overhauled lifter a chose
in another machine by Traffic Police
man Fredericks. It was testified that
they were Intoxicated and had no
license. They were fined $13. CO each.
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ONE THIUTY-NINE SOUTH THIRTEENTH
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Look for the "bull's eye"
for original Karo
Quality. There is no sub
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BLUE Karo
The standard of all syrdpt.
Also for cooking, baking and
candy making. Light brown
color, delicious flavor a heavy
bodied syrup.
RED Karo
The ideal syrup for every
use for cooking, baking, candy
making and preserving. Many
prefer it as a spread for cakes,
biscuits, breads.
GREEN Karo
aMmnaMmnr
For those who appreciate the
tempting flavor of real maple
sugar syrup. Very moderate In
price absolutely pure. The
makers of Karo Maple are the
world's largest users of the high
est grade maple sugar. Over
thousand tons used annually.
Karo is the leader
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tone, echo weirdly through the feudal halls ! Hearts are trembling hair is rising
for It Is All Saints' Night, when the goblins sally forth from their eerie retreat.
,. Nowadays, we treat this holiday in the proper carefree spirit. It is a
time for lightening cares instead of frightening and rising hairs, Let s all join
in and make merry in the proper spirit. Let the kiddies especially enjoy Hai
lowe en to the full, for to them it stands out as one of the happiest holidays of
the year. Lay in your good things now, for Hallowe'en without lots to eat is not
Hallowe'en. You'll find a liberal assortment listed below at prices that are un
usually attractive.
"Feast and make merry!" "Let joy be unconfinedl"
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"Abco" Mlncc Meat... lb 27c
Asco" Cake pke 15c
"Arco" PreUels, lb pkjr 23c
"Abcj" Peanut Butter. ,12'c
Butter Thin Blucuitn. ..lb 32c
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Blch Cheese lb 33c! Baiter's Coconut. ... .can
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n.i ll.nl. Incti Jntn. enn 23c
Maillard's Chocolate. cake 14c
Wilbur'fl Bakins Chocolate lie
Fancy Queen Oliven.bot 24-33C
Fancy Stuff. Ollvesbot 28-3dC
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Animal Nicnacs lb 32c
"Asco" Ginger Ale, bot 12'2c
"Asco" Kootbcr...bot 122c
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Jelly
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glass 14'
Lnrgc Filberts lb 20c
Fancy Valnutn ,1b 30c
Fancy Calif. Almonds, lb 37c
Fresh Pack Currants, pkc 25c
Butter n
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mudt.
best
Fancy Mixed Nuta lb 28c t Aristocrat Apple Cider, 12'.ciPrlncess Salad Dressing.. 29c
Pure Grape Juice.
bot 9c est v.ano1" .".,;
DOl -3C .! nlrn 12I.C
"Asco" Bak. Powder, can G-9c Y0 Trot chocolates . .lb 40e
Prepared Mustard., .glass 7c rhcwnlnti. Shanes lb 45c
Calif. Seeded Raisins, pkc 28ctFancy Apples 3 lbs 15c New Tunn Fish... can 15-22c
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BUTTER
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"Taut It t"
Tlii'te are tho days when the weather la apt
to chniiRo overnight. Fortify your body with
the needed reMHtance. "Lourlln'' nutter la noted
for lt dellclnuH latte, purity and Ita heat generat
ing properties for the human body.
"Richland" Bntter 64c
Stolid only to our famous "Louella."
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to lie able to buy egg with the poslllre oesurance
Hint you're getting twelve good ones In every
ilozrn. We gn-rnte every egg that Is sold over
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Best, New
Potatoes W
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Illg dry-mealy fellows. Lay In your Winter's
supply at thts bargain price!
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Calif. Prunes (3 sizes), lb 18c-2tc-28c
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California. You should tnste
them!
Nekco Brand
Calif, Sardines
big can 19
Fonr or five flsh In each
can. I'nuti'Vly big vilue In
three stjlea Kippered,
housed and with Toronto
Miiee.
Pat-a-takeflour23c
A spriljl price on this popular
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"Asco"
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"Asco" Biend TEAS - 45
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6c lb Reduction on Little Pig Roasting: Hams
7c lb Reduction on City Dressed Pork Chops or Roasts . .
BestCiits lb 43c
5c lb Reduction on Thick End Rib Roast lb 25c
5c lb Reduction on Best Cut Rib Roast lb 35c
Large heads Cabbage ea 3c BeSt Soiir Krout Qt 7c
Breakfast Meats for the Fastidious Family
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Sloop is a very important part of one's dnily rout ne and to get proper sleep you
must be well nourished and hae a mind free from worries.
Our meats are full of rich body-buildinc nutiimtnt und our unusually low prices will
give no cause for worry.
Please Note These Prices
34c Saved on a Purchase of $1.92
5c lb Reduction on Rump Round Steak lb 35c
6c lb Reduction on City Dressed Pork Shoulders lb 30c
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