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Altimni Notes.
Ihe pan an. ot the state Colic e. L. E. Beikebde 'lO is now em-
Prominent New Yolk Man Here
CI eamet \ It Ct nilv tel tlicu annual ployed in the Maintenance of Way'
Over Sunday.
social at the Dal \ ll,uldine About Department of the St Louis and
W F Cochian, a Vale Shelf cld
two Imetlig it i co.)le um e piesent San Francisco R R. with head'
scientific giaduate, is the :,peaket In
and spent a Nei y en 3 o‘ able tvening quallets in Springfield, Mo. His
chapel next
Sunday monung. He i
i'iofes. , cs Van Norm an picsented address is 448 E, Elm St., Spring-
is a man of laiee means, one who
some fin tic's 11(m tie past year' ; held, Mo
is unspoiled by the good thaips of
wail: of the cow tc-a-ict association H, I. Smith 'O7 is still engaged
life and holds them
at their tine
He showed the iemat kahle dd . - in demonstrating Mine Rescue ap-
value. His mess,,g.c will be of '
It ience hetween ne t pint its born the patatus. Last week a demonstra- i
especial interest as he is a young . • .
poorest tows and tL v
e bt :Ft co, in bon was given at the Missouri
man and one who wilt be sympa
each het tl and pouted out the value School of Mines. On' St Patrick's!
w
thetic with the student . iepoint. , ,
01. K"OAS I'LL' V, hat cat h cow "O,3S' Day tile students arranged for sev-
Be has not alua ) s . been inteusted
prcchc mug, sO that the itaPtofitable' ei al athletic stunts and an old Penn
in Woi id e \ angelization, • but is a,
animals night be culled from the;, State graduate" planned .i wrestling
"result" of the Eat man's , Mission herd It' ..as vei V er, ident 'that match. between their we terweight
ary convention held in Baltimoie,
some ta.mc is could actually sell off and "Hicky".' The leSult was i
&tore this convention the. "tide to
frontout ill:id to' one—half their another victory for Penn State, two
hunt" and his clubs absorbed all hisi
cows and slid in.ike mote ,money tails in four minutes.
time. Now, he' says, `lle has no
from the iematutiei ti in they ale
time to be an idler." 'and his regict ' E. H. Snyder, has left the Penna.
now ...et,tniug 'imp the Clitile 'herd Tunnel and Terminal R. R. Co. and
is that he has wasted scy n.uch time
At the :tune t me ti- ere wo lid be 'is now with the D. W. Flickwir Con-1
and money His latest bet efaction
consakiabie sits nig in feed, cate of sti uction Co., of Roanoke, Va. He 1 ,
Is a Christian association building in ,
noru anti capital inve ,te,i,
is now engaged on some tunnel
Japan. He is, now ir the "Mission
PI OteSSOI Van Norma t's addies'
business." He is holding a series . work on the new D L &W.R. R.
, was followed by rem, I' ICB 13:Y Prof- cut off near Andover. N. J
of cons cntions all over Mary
essor I Larson, Mt Cook and Mt
land, awakening the men of all de -
I Borland the es cil'll; "I 1:noto am Free Lecture Course. ' "
nominations thi °ugh the Laymen's .
was completed by bountiful iefiesh- , ' This Saturday evening Mr. Ar-
Missionaiy me)). ement 'He is a
ments sell td by the ladies piesent thur de Breanski, whom many will
member of the Boatel of Missions
lhe interest of the neighborhood I remember as one of the best talent
of the Episcopal,an c huich and is a -
,of the Ben Greet Players, will ap
' ;f a rmers and clan mien in the mitto
prime factor' in the 'Young People's , •
of teed, and ft e' ling has culrn'mated pear inLecture Course in
the Free
Missionai y man emei - it He is 1, ei y l e , tme, and a Costume' Recital. Mr de Breanski
in a st iit t. of leveling
modest, cainest and practical He '
Van',
presents a varied programme inclad
demonstiations by Protessor
will also speak at an open meeting
iris extracts limn Shakespeaie and
Norman anti asst: ,rants these lent
thp.Y M, C. A. in the 'Auditor- '. 'I ' • • '
Ines have been hchi on Tuesday' original interprepations of the great
ium at 6 30. • •
e'i enings and have been hugely est. success .of the late Sir Remy
HEAR W. F. CCICHRAN
11.1 . . _
Pre-Medical Course. atter cled by faimets Th e w h o l e Irving—" The Bells." He is an art
'The nett Pie Mechcal • course subject of f - talant ed rations Has been',lst of late histronic ability 'and
which was mauginattil at the begin- caieft,lly • tuched amt each fat mci Presents one of the most artistic, at ing of the present school mil, as has been enabled to figute' out a tractive, and really educational and
,
a branch of the Fcientific depart- ration that host suits the conditions entertaining numbers which shall'
ment, seems destined to fill a dcf- and needs of his own held. Th e appear in this course during the
finite educational need in an extreme- .tntetest manitested,show's that clan y-
piesent year. The programme will
ly satisfactory mann-d. Medical men are y
muc h At \ e to t h e begin promptly at eight o'clock
students and medical educators pertance of the - feeding pioblem and music will be furnished dining
,
have long realized the logical value The sixth year's work in the Ed-
the intervals by the College oich
of definite preparations for the ucational Butte; Scoring Contes,t estia ' , , _
professional course and. the tegistia
tion of ten men ifi . the course this
year is in itself testimony to the
popularity of the new course. The
Pre-IVlechcal btane,h, is plactically a
new and definite allignment of a
series of optional, subjects. in the
Biology course with particular em
phasis on AnAtomy, , Phy . ciology,
Embryology and Bacteriology arid
kindled blanches. The eouise is
yet in a formative stage but is
framed to incloc - 11. all 'the tequire
ments of the best medical colleges
in this country,
Special Visit by Di. Grenfell
Because a number of students of
The Pennsylvania State College
contemplate taking up social sei vice
work, Di. .Wiltieel Gienfell, the
medical missionary of Newfotircl
land, will made a special visit to the
college April 2, immediately after
his arrival in Ameuca liom Eng
land. The interview is alianged by
the local Y M. C A ; winch now
has a membership of 1278, the
largest of any college in the 1,1,0 i lel
Four shoat accounts of Doctor
Grenfell's Inteiesting experience will
be found on th- deslc-tn 213 Main
"A Voyage_ on a Pan of Ice", "Little
Prince Pomiuk ' A Bit of Gin
ter, "F or tlio-,e Who Go Down to
the Sea in Slips"
The lite of Gienfell hag been
fascinatmgly peittaved by Norman
Ducan. ' ''Doctor Gienfell's Palish,"
by Norman Duncan will be found in
the librat y. as \%.e1l as a Look writ
ten by Doc tni Gienf(ll himself
The Harvest of the
1),,n v Tlp , bontirN 'Plot:
that has proved so populai with Resolutions.
the creamily men, ot the State will, Whereas God in his infinite
Commence on Apiil 15, 1911 Fout wisdom has seen fit to call' from
contests ate held dent g. the year our beloved friend and classmate,
The fth,t one tti on April, 1911 and , James T Gordon, his father, be it
STUDENT AGENTS
the lemaining, one, On every, othei resolved that we the class of nine- 'll N Keebler 'll R. S. Kilt 'l2,
month theteaftei until the foul ate' teen hunched and twelve while H W Stiner 'l3
completed bowing to the Divine . Will do here
'The cleameiyman sends a tub of by express out profound sorrow, '
butter to eacn contest. Ex:pelts "'and be it
score the butter and tcpoit to the , Resolved, that we extend to our
make' the stoic of the butter to- classmate' and his 'family our sin
gether with helpful suggesbons tot cere sympathy in this their sad be
,
its il - rpi ovement hose who, seem c teavement, and be it further Re
an average soon! of 'A points lot solved that a copy of these resolu
the lout contests and have no score' bons be sent to the bereaved fami
of Jess than QO points imeive a ly, that a copy be spread upon the
handsome Certificate, showing the minutes of the class and that a
iespectße scot es and the compo- copy be insetted in the State Col
sition of the butte'
Davis, E, ' C
Motive Power Club
The meeting for oig inizat ion of
this new club was held hiiday
evening last, and a definite ptogiam
was airanged for the next tew meet
irgs The club has been formed
,toi the discussion of milioad topics
and \Nil] be of interest especially to
those concuned with the nev. course
' and woilt in Railioad Mechanical
Enginua ing
Text m(ehtity, Bell
Fliday e‘ ening, Mat(h 24 at (1,15,
town 20, Ithetneeting Building J,
Kinney will speak - n - Itmeigency
Stops of W L Kann op
Summaiv ni xutli l_nromor
Live U 001" he dins
, hated H S Smith, 40 1 W
Lean teview the iaili iii join
:11,11s Eiingineos inteiested ate mut
ed to this meeting
Signed Fr L.
Weber, R. A. Bright
Another by Herr Starke.
Last Wednesday evening Hen
Starke gave another of his inter-,
esting lectures before the Vercin,
the topic lot the evening being.,
"Early German Rulers." Next,
Weclnesday evening his subject will
be "Napoleon and His Relation
with Germany". All are invited to
the,e talks .
I he School of Mines has just re
cie‘ed flop the 1-faidsocg Wonde►
Au Dull Co, of Qttumwa Ipwa, one
of theii Little Wonder Au thilk
with a complete equipment of drill
i%itcels, This make , , quite a valuable
addition to the collection of au - drills
which ale qn e'hibition in the Mm
mg hrigineciing lecture loom,
X
I arrV \ SatlerS
• •
A l kOtT2 ' S
130 East College. Avenue
A lull line of men's furnishings
Custom made' clothing by the
Royal tailors •i" Pennants and
cushion tops a fine assortment
Cleaning and pressing
The Charles H.' Elliott Cimpany
The largest college engraving house
in the world
COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS
CLASS DAY PROGRAMS AND
CLASS PINS
Dance Programa . NV Fraternity and
and Invitations ,:4 : Y,A \ Class Inserts
Menus , '----' for Annuali
Leather Dance I R ) Fraternity
Cases and 0 and Class
Covers .) Stationery
Wedding : Invitations and Calling Cards
Works-17th St and Lehigh Ave , Philad'a
State College Representive, James Millholland
S's POOL ROOM
and
— l . • BARBER SHOP
123 Allen Street
Shooting Gallery
The new Snyder and Holmes
gallery, corner Frazier and
Calder, offers you a pleasant
diversion in the shooting line
At regular intervals during
the winter we will give as
prizes for marksmanship,
both chickens and turkeys
We invite your interest
Come'in and look us over
ock Haven Steam. Laundry
BEST WORK
at
LOWEST
PRICES
Cox Sons and Vining
, 262 Fourth Avenue, New York, N. Y.
GOWNS
and CAPS
\ Silk Faculty
R.
-. / 7 -
/
Gowns and Hoods
• ! 34'4+'`
Best workmanship
An excellent stock of outfits for rental
I: E. McENTIRE, agent
FL A. EVEY
Livery
CAB WORK A SPECIALTY
Both 'Phones
\ •
't9Mitlti
111
toe ~,'~~ ~~
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Chanfait-hat.a
ittilUtou enitua .
XrUl3 'tjirka• ° A
cite.P , •;, &:.
the Vittany inn
UNOER TIM . MANAGEME&T OF
JAMES P AIKENS
THE HOME OF THE
PENN STATE
FOOTBALL TEAM
THE' R FRIENDS WILL
ALWAYS RECEIVE
SPECIAL ATTEN_TION
Special Notice to Students!
All students who deliver
and call for their laundry
will, by PAYING CASH,
• RECEIVE 257 k
DISCOUNT ' ,
State College Steam Laundry
MILLER ,'9ENSLER
I don't talk ; I make signs
Lettering of trunks and milt cams my spe
cialty. Poster, show and display cards
CHAS. A. WOMER, State College
C. D,,CASEBEE.R
Jeweler and Optician
AU kin& of repair work prompt!) , done
illyes examined free Private optical parlor
Your Patronage
Solicited
First : Class : Restaurant
Ice Cream and Confectionery
106 - EAST COLLEGE AVENUE
. ,
The First National Bank
State College, Pa. .
3g Into reed
on time, deposits, payable
semi-annually
Accounts solicited , _
Lowest prices
Soles sewed or stitched
by Champion stitcher. W. C, KLINE
South Allen street
No other device answers its purpose
Have you the Memindex habit ?
11 IS A COMPORTABLE. HABIT
Her, it, one way of benpfittnn by it
Glance ovathe cards in the mornitif. thus refreshing your
memory and getting a ytew of platters requirir g attention
lot on the card tor Iht day an outline of these and go to
your office mind free and with a definite plan of action in
your potket Memtndex Refer to it often it will help you
to move things along Meaitwhile you will be Jotting
do am inure points that will help yoU to plan how you will
speed tritruirr ow
rin , MAN WHO IS "WISE" highly appreciates the
Mernindm -a handy dr,vtce for keeping bef6r• you Just
the things you want to sre to, and keeping other meal'
oranda where you can find them quickly
THE MAN WHO IS "SLOW" finds the Memindex
lust whet he needs to keep tigers in order so the brain
will rasp them quickly. and to relieve the mind of try
ing to reirminber things.
Drop a card or see Eli B. Heisler, Carnegie Library
State CORCCIC
TIELIMTMiTIC PliNtqfilflE•VANlA
H, W. Meyers