to help in the success of the "CI:- matologers" are E. E. Ludwig,A. P. Gray 3rd. H P Armstrong, J. A. Hassler, It: F Tanguy, E. Steidle, R• G. Guthrie, Alex Gray, C M Breitinger, R It Hemingway, C. C. Ft ttz, .)• T Gor don, F. H. Mile's, R. B. Clapp, J M. Snyder, S. St Clair, E C. 1 In ner', T. C McConnell, H K Beai, T. W. Piollet, and A. C. Grazier The Thespians will make a cir cuit of the following cities produc ing one performance at each place April 7 at State College, April 17, at Lancastet, April 18, at Harrisburg; April 19, at Sunburr, April 20, at Clearfield, April 21, at Dußois or Reynolds vine; April 22, at Bellefonte; June 13, at State College CALENDAR THURSDAY, FEB 2 6:30. p. In. Engineering Build ing. Meeting of Scranton Club. 6:45 p. m. ' Old Chapel. Senior class meeting. FRIDAY, FER. 3. 6:30 p. m. 286 Main. Orchestra Rehearsal. SATE/1204Y, FEB. 4 2:03 p. m. Armory. Indoor var sity baseball rnactice. 8:00 p. in. Auditorium. "Trees I Have Met." Illustrated Lee ture by John J. Withers. SUNDAY FEP, 5. 10:00 a. m. Old Chapel. Fresh- • man Bible class. 11:00 a. m.' Auditorium, The Rev. Warren H. Bishop, Dept, ' of Church and Lahor, New York City. 6:15 p. m, Old : Chapel. Prayer Meeting. MONbAY, FEB. 6. - 6:30 p. m. Regular meeting of Agricultural Society. Why is an olive ? Sacred Concert. The Sacred Concert given in the Auditorium on Sunday night was very interesting and - served well to enliven the interval between semes ters. We- may consider ourselves fortunate to have in our own c im munity tk e talent to produce a con cert of such high caliber. The fast number, a piano duet by Miss Atherton and Mrs. Wilder was very well given.' Mr. H F. Arm strong scored his usual success in the solos, "Four Leaf Clover" and 4 "His Lullaby". The third number was an excellent Cello and Violin Duet, given by Mr, Arthur and Mr. Snavely. Mr. A. P. Gray 111 pre sented in charming fashion his solos, "Less Than the Dust", and "If I Were a Rose". Mr Arthur played a cello solo with his usual brilliant and accurate harmony. Miss Atherton's piano solo was also given in, the splendid manner which has made her playing so popular in the college. Mi. Arm strong, in his final solos completely charmed the audience, his presen tation of "Daddy" being excep tionally good. Owing to a mis understanding, the audience with drew before the program was com pleted, but there is no doubt that the concert was greatly enjoyed and appreciated by all present. Have an olive Scranton Club Meeting. A m9eting of the Scianton Club will be held in Engineering Buil ding Thursday night at 7P M. All men from Scianton r.nd tilt vicinity are urged to be pi eserv. Frank B. Schock is 'O9, employed in the structural depaitment of the Baker Iron Works located at Los Angeles. Cal. Why is an dive ? Toggery Shop Men's Furnishings A. G. Spalding & Bro's Athletic Goods •,;' The 1 - leidcap and Tailormade Clothing Herr Starcke Returns Our Carnegie Foundation change professor, 'Heil •Heiniich Starcke, has returned from a ‘ , .eek's lecturing tour combined with a vi it to Niagara Falls. He clehi,eit d addresses before the high schools of Philadelphia and Ithaca and be fore the students of Muhlenbeig col lege of A lentown and the Vocal of Cornell University and enjoyed a most generous hospitality from thos-:. who entertained I im. Letter have been received heir ezpics ing a cordial appreciation for the pleas ure of hearing a representa . i've or. the Prusian government on topics of interest to the American youth and of having enjoyed the good fellow ; ship of a gemuetlicher German. Free Lecture Course Mr John J. Withers will give an illustrated lecture this Saturday evening in the Auditorum on For estry and Tree Doctot ing or the City Beautiful. Mr. Withers is the Paik Landscape ArChitect for Jersey City, N. J and was the landscape arch itect of the Jamestown Exposition He has done some famous work in this line and has recently retuineci from a tour of the world in which he obtained some two hundred views of the world's most famous trees which he will show and speak of Saturday evening. The "Largest" Universities The following table shows the at tendance' for the college year. 1910-11 at the seven largest A.meii- can universities Columbia university, 7463, Chica go university, 6007; Valpareiso uni versity, 5436, University of 5383, Univeisity of Minnesota, 5369; University of PennsyNarna, 5343, Harvard unive city, 40-16 Reception at the Ttac,lt House. he: residents of the 'Flack Howe give a reception on the aflei noon of Febi nary 11 to the. wrestling team of Lehigh and to Pi esident and Mr; Drinkei, who will the College tit that time Since the fol low,ing day is Lincoln's hnthdav, thc ieception wal lie in the nature of a pati lobe occasion. The picture of all men horn Lackawanna County will he taken at Smith's, on College Avenue, day morning at lit 33. E‘ety man in Penn State, nom this Count) should he on hand A MN , "leo. lea Tiio Voting l'eol)1( . (101), of (;):1( o Imtlichto ( hut oh, gill hold ,t 1111• l, 11 t(:1 at tho chinch thlllll4 loom (n) lon (tat, I.'ob 17, hoot 70) to 10 )10 I) nt I', 4 1 It, eakl` , , IC, VII' (111 din{ ( . ‘lll I',' \VIII al,' 110 1)II 5.11 , l'l 1/,'4 1.(1`, lilt 111'111 ht of 1111. chtl) l'ohlit 1, (;)Ithal , N. to \lol James M. Williams Geneial Roofini Spouting and Puinace Woi k Shop, South I.4lazici stiect C. W. SMITH South All6n Strrei -I HE ILI4LLORY STLIDIO ) BFLLEI 01\1TE ) H r ' , L H, I' PHIL D. FOSTER ALL. KINDS OF -0 0 A L STATE COLLEGE, PA, TC . M.R.An ¶ q‘ , A AC.a. ma V 11) OMNI M 1.13 r,,,.P,A1 O r li; E s ls EROS. i4L • TPI. manufacture's i n Spaidig the Wolk]. of Ti tl yi 01E01. EQUIPMENT \*- FOR ALL ATIILETIc ANI) I'A:3`ll, M 1,, I rov,,a tin( i,hc,et the N 05 Iraq re,t, ,r 1 Mho .)4 Guarantee "d m , olt It s lip)' IL (1 t o f o jja h ~ of V. IH, 1.4 E IN `.7 Llll.l IS St nt. h,e au "A. J. SYRS'..;DYUC3 Z) - z . R.os MD Cheat; ut St , l'hk k&tieAvhkti, J. C. Smith & Son St, l' SUI • t, II 1) Me 1 II irtiv att. Co anal! : Hardware Oik, paints, ftlass, cement Roofing zind ~poutini; 25,nitmert ot. 3L' 'tin.; Good HEN,RY Cir'lll4lvl FINE . 7 /11L.01'11\16 s t, ,APJ I PIC; - , - ,- U , .--,„ 13 kJ ',T.; ;---1 HOSE r _ 'Ai\ . 1 I I'l 1‘ It I IIL 111 t ~.: /1) \\ Oh 11.111 - AIR r day l ( l \\ic l\c 2 P 111 ' 2 uP 11,c.au.sc lii. quality us up Try McAllister grub and he convinced E\ii as at cost PHO OCIR APFi Y PENNA ' , I tedt nt A, e nt .1 , It % 0.1 prICI '3 :51.akc College, h'enn'a DIR GOGH are the iLargest ' N!EIgtaIUDZEE:W' 13 Hiders' Matei ial and c - to% es I PHI:. SSING v., R'._ 4i Y I fsf (3 I\l‘..\ 11 i_.?,tL-1- AND CI ASS 11 \NQUE.I'S A SPECIALTY-kr:3 We ale now having anti will continue to have for the next three weeks a. large re duction sale - "isn Men's Winter Suits and Over- The following reductions are being made Montgomery & Co. J.:•)&2:0'..5.DZ1.;..aD2V2i.ML- I C. - Z-a..72BSTJ 0 ly) Styleto fatmilly Nice pi w 11l tO t. , 1 . Are three Vanes most es- 0 0 sentml in the seledion of . t4 O .') Ili your printed stationet y t r i 1 4 1 0 td. , tO 0 Our {muting has a command Lq ~ l tog st y le -ore of its torn -and to tal it smtsties the most exacting W k 1 t 1 ) 1 1 customer Our poles, too are Just tO CO / to right—and that's an Important item t.. 4 ' 0 0 Photographic Supplies 14, Vi iYI L'a ty) Sole agents for the A Imo W tti Comp' y's products CO pg iv i k v The, Nittany Printing and Pq, W 1,0 0 Publishing Company v . w co ky L.O Ei State Coll ?..ge w ik Toothsome morals to gratify tha most exacting The N'ieLk Mug Sfore Ray 1). Grlirl,tnri, P. I) Nlamigo!. Drugs, Sundries Stationery Students' Supplies Prescriptions compounded ' 2 scret TVA 11(.0zika. (' A Illtur4 baud Alan:44( t 4. -v--- Penn A‘onue arld Ton 111 till vet I'itt~hU,gh, ~~ f• 4- • L. CiR 11IAM & COMPAN Dry Goads Grccenes Spurting Goods E.e.t Coll ge aN enue 1 ) 1 I k. -11A\A 01 the Campus Student , : regular boat d pc! .47,1"Y3 • $3O suits and overcoats for $22 25 - suits and overcoats for 18 22 and 20 suits and overcoats 16 18 suits and overcoats for 13 15 suits and overcoats for 11 Bellefonte ' HARVEY DROL Bakers and Confectioners lull line of Lowney, Apollo and Fuller-Greene Chocolates ah% ays on hand Ice Cream In Seasonable Flavors E.xcdlein service at , OUR NEW FOUNTAIN Nittany Inn Building ( 6. :B. , 1 1a.00te• Co. 13ik11.8...cdParkov "Zovkl,ng Men _ . C.A.gess md `obaccos .... , 'Atoka Ilu tka tug IMen Stteet J. P. HAGMAN Strictly : ' Firstclass : Tailoring High Grade Gents Furnishings UP=TO=DATE LIVERY J. B. MARTIN SEALSHIPT OYSTERS i t South Allen Street, opposite the Postoffice Stile Colleg, Suppl\ Co. Agents for Spdlding Athletic Goods Diy Goods, Notions, Slic, , —;, Cdoce rtes and Queensware Hotel Block ! W. College Ave.. Phones 112 E College Ave F. D. WEAVER CHOICE FRUIT Genet al Merchandise Douglas and Walk Ovei Shoes 1,1 'l': I - -I.k , i 11 W T DUNN 08 W H , W 001) tv 'II
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