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Notices 1
The Nosembet meeting of the
metican AzsoLiation of Linnoisily
'amen will be held nt the Women's
tulding, Thu,dai eiening, Nevem
r tenth at eight o'clock Nis Lions
ill speak on the subject, "Problems
bi out tommunity muse"
Inspection of the Penn State It. 0
. C unit Al dl take plate th, t eat on
ecembet fifth. annount, Colonel
lenlyd McLaughlin Office.' tan
•rnu Tot junior, who bane enrolled
the advanced It 0. T C course are
n hand, and mill be d•stttbated
°thatch
The Depot Intent of Public Inform
on. Room 175, Old Mani, ,ould :in
mate hating a copy of the sports
ct.on of the Philadelphia Public Led
1, of the Sunday, Octobei 16th is
e, lot it, permanent files This is
o contain., a iepoet of the Penn
tne, pat t of which is printed on the
vets° side of the hitt page Any
udent hating a copy of this issue
ould confer a fates on the depart
ent by bringing it to the olfice.
inging Revelers Will
Appear Here Saturday
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her unit etsitl. man in the quintet
ttendea lona State
Francis Luther and Waled Glenn
Ong the tenet and has., while Ed
Fireplace Wood,
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WHITEY MUSSER'S
Samlle of Marvin-Small° Victor is
cold fame will attend at the piano.
Tichety Go On Sale
Tickets mil go on sale at the Mu
sic Room tonight and tomot row nights
front SON en until nine o'clock The
puce is Used nt one dollar and iitty
tents. Fraternities, and clubs , may
even e block tickets by phoning the
Y. M. C. A hut Tuesday afternoon
front one until five o'clock. These
group tickets must be taken Tuesday
night of they ',Ain not he %Mid.
Lion Trips Colonials
In Listless Encounter
(Continued from first page)
to play the second half And with
the Colonial men inspited by their
fast half defensive success, the bat
tle piommed to be a mole thrilling
one. Mahoney kicked to Stehman who
retained the ball twenty-sin y olds to
his ten-lard line Too shalt end tuns
bs Clapper and Stehman and a puny
pass fiont Stehman to Carey gained
a hist down on the 46-lard line for
the Hatelietmen In the too folios,
ing plays Clapper catried the hall to
v ithin a feu feet of another first
down but, preferring to kick, punted
outside on the 19-said stiipe
A long fotwaid pass, the first mote
of the Lion offense, sins heaved to I
"You can get it at Metzgers"
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Specials for This Week
3 Cakes Palmolive Soap, 25c
Palmolive Shampoo
Regular price, 50c This week, 39c
$3.50, Ersbot Lamp, $3.00
Our Regular Price on
Camels, Luckies, 2 f®r 25c
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faced with dull grosgrain. The
lone button and the pockets are
placed low; the jacket is well
rounded at the bottom and silk
lined; the trousers are braided
along the sides.
Silk Tined Coat $35
Braided Trousers
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Delp but found repose in the arms of
Sapp, visiting halfback, who made his
nay to the 20-yard line before he was
finally brought to earth. Stehman
failed to gain at center. Sapp tossed
a pass to Carey who gained eight
yards and another short one to Deily
who returned the ball 26 yam's from
whose gain was but a few inches.
Clapper went wide around left end on
the next play after a lateral pass
ifrom Saunders but fumbled. Mlle
Wolff was aim t and scooping up
the ball reversed its direction by cal
*mg it almost to midfield after a
spirited dash
llamas Crashes Through
A steady Lion match toward the
goal line proceeded as Steve Damns,
showing improved form, crashed cen
ter for ten yards and a fast down
Roepke added fine more yards and
ilanuo counted anothet fast down
Thiee short line barks,
followed by a fotuald pass to Lesko
and one to Delp, brought the Lion for
ward line to within nine }axis of the
goal line obese Roepke fumbled and
Dials ct plover recovered
But the eager Lion seas not to be de
nied his touchdown fin Steve llamas
dotted off left tackle 22 yards for the
initial score after Clapper had kicked
from behind has goal one to the M.-
yaid stripe A puss loom Roepke to
Lungien was the only play preceding
off-tackle dash. Rocpke
missed the extra try point.
Roepke Scores Second
In lees than five minutes after the
L•on fullback had crossed the seining
shine, Johnny Roepl.e added Susan
pi:atm to his second-place total by
skating right end after a blocked
kick had placed .his colleagues in saw
ing position George Washington
had executed only three plays before
the tide turned for the second time.
Clapper and Lehman crashed the cen
tral district for seven yards but, un
able to gain, attempted to kick. Les
ko burst through speedily on the play
and coveted the kicker completely,
blocking the ball and pouncing on it
HAT
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Pbon, black or • .
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
near the ten-yard line. From there.
Itoeplce carried it across the goal line
in two plays
Another tally by the blond leader
u.is discredited in the early past of
the foul th period when Penn State
vas penalized for holding. The Lions
bad pilgi , mmaged to the 20-yard line
by %attic of Roephe's long ieturn af
ter the lack-cff, a beautiful one-band
catch of Rcephe's pass by Cy Lungren
and a long end sun by ftoepke. Short
Lne buck; paced the Nittany backs
in a position to score once more. It
was then that the Lion captain scored
in vain A pass to Lesko was ground
ed as the Colonials received the ball
on deans
Passes rained all over New Beaver
Field as the Washingtonians, facing
the season's fast reverse, madeqsan
tic efforts to score on an overhead
ofiense. Fan fors and passes from
Sapp all found safe repose, three in
Casey's aims and too in Pesrs's
sm
brace The next pass, however, di
rected to Carey, was intercepted uy
Hanson An exchange of Punts Prov
en advantageous to Penn State On
the ne‘t play Wolff, who had fumbled
and was being hounded by Colonial
linemen, heaved a forty-yard pass to
Delp It sons grounded but a moment
later awes ded to the Lions because of
interference with the recesser by a
uniting lineman. A pass from Roep-
Ise to Delp placed the ball on the ten
yard line as the game ended.
Mahoney Agam Stellar
To Rag Mahoney, bully center,
Roes much of the credit for squelch
ing the George Washington offense
Iles ing a toying game, the giant piv
ot man figured 3n plays directed
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THESPIAN VAUDEVILLE
FRIDAY EVENING AT SEVEN O'CLOCK
In ACTS of scintillating vaudeville. Magic,
tei skits, brass quartet, marimba, jazz and
the fastest dancing duo in college circles
ITIS CUSTOMARY---for House Party Girls
to enjoy the fall variety production•
This year's combination is the best in the
Club's history
Tickets at Floral Shoppe Nightly Admission 50 and 75 Cents
through every pomtion on the line.
The vaunted "lay low" play of the
Washingtonians helped pile mamas
of beef on the soggy field but was no
seal factor In stopping the Lion of
fense.
Penn State's listless play gave no
indications of the championship cali
bre that many Pennsylvania papers
have been boosting. However, the
score was not true proof of Rena
State's power. The Lions gained
sixteen first downs to four of the
George Washington clan and gained
twice as much ground as did the in
vaders from the District of Columbia.
'The Ime-ups•
Penn Stale Gear. IVashinglon
Slabley I.F. ~,,"y
Balmer L.T Porter
Reynolds L B Hartzog
Parana C AtheY
Hastings R.O Boldmen
McAndrews R.T Cromhie
Curry It Carey
Dgeran! kid Loneman
Whitmore N E I
Clapper
Miller It If Stehmen
Cram F 11 Sent,
Touchdowns—Penn Mate Hams. Roenke
Point after touchdown—ltoenke (Ware-kick)
Substitutions—George Washington Sanders
for Clapper Penn State Gm... Micas for
Helmer. Martin for Reynolds. Mahoney far
Parana. Ricker for Hastings. Panamion fur
McAndrews. Lmko for Curry Lungren far.
Pinealn. Roenke for Strobl, Wolfe for Ed
ict, Hamm for Craig. Plueura fur Lun4ren
Referee—E C. Tomoart. Rochester Um.'
pire—Dr K N Kaltenbach. Illinois Lines.
man—F J. Cronus. Dartmouth Field Judge
—S. C. Holdernms, Lehigh Ttme of periods
—Fifteen minutes
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Votes To Help Solve
Religious Difficulties
(Continued from first page)
noire to ascertain comprehensively the
emiet student opinion concerning the
campug religious situation Co-opera
tion of the entire student body is re
quested in making the venture a sue
ces
Three thousand copies of the ques
tionnaire wet° prepared far distribu
tion It was believed that defening
their collection until today would al
low sufficient time for serious consid
elation and solution of the problem.
Will Formulate Report
After collection, the quesionnaires
cull be tallied by the committee ,a re
pout formulated and the entire ques
tine considered at a joint meeting of
the student committee and the fecal
remesentatives, C. C. Berryhill '2B,
V 0. Sehmneier '2B, L L Gwm '2B,
VI J. Gorman '2B, C. H. Bruce '2B,
and Wheeler Lord, Jr. '2B.
HARRY SAUERS
The College Man's Shop
Tuxedo Shirts, CoHari and Ties
OVERCOATS $40.00 and $50.00
NOW $35.00
SOCIETY CLUB HATS . $5.00
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
Harry
nSauers
Tuesday, November 8, 1927
CLASSIFIED
LOST—A white gold ring beano;
"J" Lost between Fraser
Allen streets. Return to -
Delta house. Reward,
LOST—On campus, a brown to
with gloves in pockets. Finder
II ratan to COLLEGIAN offic,
PULLER BRUSHES—W. W. Ho•
berry, Alpha Zeta. Phone 123
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Washing for Families
or Students
We Call and Delive
Phone 353-W