• The •. Pennsylvania •. State : College EDWIN ERLE SPARKS, Ph.D., L.L. D., PRESIDENT Established and maintained by the joint action of the United States Government and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania cFIVE GREAT SCHOOLS—Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Mining, and Natural Science, offering thirty-six courses of four years each—Also courses in Home Economics, Industrial, Art and Physical Edu cation—TUlTlON FREE to both sexes; incidental charges moderate. First semester begins middle of September; second semester the first of February; Summer Session for Teachers about the third Monday in June of each year. For catalogue, bulletins, announcements, etc., address THE REGISTRAR, State College, Pennsylvania BY THE WAY. The Kansas college girls have fixed the standard for the "ideal" young man, the possible husband, and throughout the hall in the col lege Young Women's Christian Association buildings there is post ed the list of things that go to make up the Kansas ideal man. Here they are: Height, 5 feet 11 inches. Weight, 159 pounds. Chest, 40 inches expanded, 34 inches contracted. Waist, 30 1-2 inches. Must make a good appearance, but not a dandy. Must be jolly, accommodating, considerate and a true sportsman. Must be a good conversationalist, but not a flatterer. Must revere and respect the aged. Must show courtesy to men and women Must not smoke, or be guilty o attendant evils. Must not sneer at religion or joke lightly of it. Must not recognize a different standard for men and women. The physical tastes of the girls are averages taken from the reports of hundreds of girls of the state, each girl being asked to submit the measurements of what she considered her ideal man. The nine command ments for the ideal young man were chosen from hundreds of state ments of girls who were asked to specify the requirements each would make, and the nine items most mentioned in the letters were ones taken as the average ideal the young man. Professor F. M. McMurray of Columbia University, addressing the Civic League in Yonkers Thurs day night, said: "The most back ward educational institutions in this country today are the women's colleges. They are worse than primary schools. They are deal ing with stuff that never counts in life. In fact they contend at Vas sar, which is typical at other wom en's colleges, that the further you get from real life and usable know ledge, the more cultured you be come". Dr. Holmes' Book The J. B. Lippincot company has just published a book entitled "When to send for the Doctor, and What to do Before the Doctor Comes". This book has been produced by the united efforts of Dr. Frieda E. Lippert, and Dr. Arthur Holmes. This work is of great value to teachers and parents for medical examination and for the care of children. Dr. Holmes' recent book, "The Conservation of the Child," pub lished by J. B. Lippincot & Com pany, is enjoying a very extensive circulation. Dr. Bliss Coming Dr. Howard S. Bliss' President of the Syrian Protestant College, of Beirut Syria, will speak at both the Freshmen and regular chapel next Sunday morning. He will also make an address at the regular association meeting, Sunday, even ing. at 6:30. Dr. Bliss is a strong man. You should hear him. MINING NOTES Dr. E. S. Moore spent last Fri day and Saturday in Pittsburgh, attending the meeting of the Mining Branch of the American Institute of Electrical Engineering. Recent numbers of the "Black Diamond" of Chicago, 111., the trade publication of the coal in dustry, have published articles and editorials on the need of a new building of the School of Mines. The April number of Colliery Engineer of Scranton, Pa., also had an editorial on the School of Mines and its need of a new building. The Coal Age for April 12th. contained an article by Dr. W. R. Crane on Folding Troubles in the Bering Coal Field. The same number contains an article by Dr. E. S. Moore on "Horsebacks" in Oliver No. 8 Mine, Oliver, Pa. New Lecture Requirements At a recent meeting of the Fac ulty of the School of Agriculture, it was decided to offer a general course of lectures which will be required of all Juniors and Seniors taking any of the four years' options in Agriculture. The pur pose_of this course is to_provide opportunity for the presentation of the results of the experimental work in progress at this institution and to discuss problems of impor tance to agriculture which are not considered in the routine work of the class-room. The course will provide for one lecture a week and will cover a period of two college years. This will make it possible for the men engaged in research work to present quite fully the results of the expert• ments completed or in prog ress and to also offer a comprehen sive series of lectures on general topics without repetition. It is proposed to secure the services of prominent outside men to speak on such topics as Rural Economy, the Rural School Problem, Farm Credit, Neighborhood Development Work, and other topics of impor tance to rural life and the develop ment of the best manhood in our college students. Agricultural Notes Mr. W. H. Hillary, Senior in Landscape Gardening, has been em ployed to direct the pruning of the shade and park trees at Clearfield. The teaching fellowship in the School of Agriculture for next year has been granted to Mr. Karl J. Seulke of Purdue University, and will be assigned to the Department of Animal Husbandry. Mr . . E. M. Bailey, Vice- President and Manager of the McJunkin- Straight Dairy Company of Pitts burgh, spent a day recently in specting the State College Cream ery, Palestine. On Friday evening, April 25, at 8:00 o'clock in the Auditorium, Dr. Sparks will deliver a lecture on "Palestine", a continuation of his interesting talk on "Egypt", given March 14. The lecture will be illustrated by a collection of appro priate views, and will be of great educational value. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN John Middle ton Importer,' Mounter 219 WALN ursr. PHILA. rtLA. • 'PA. 4.. carvrito 0) PIPES (CSS PIPES , ' COWES MADEM FRANCE Pipes Repaired H. C. WEINER 'l4 Local Agent 'the Svotkess Shop 3k 'teak - eltia "BR 'IL "i 5 Vs Wkt. (31 3 ulttanu sun "Mo.* Ste. IX). 0014.1Cial HENRY GRIMM FINE •TAILORING I Established mai CLEANING REPAIRING PRESSING DELIVERANCE FROM THE PENALTYano POWER OF S IN BY ORSON R. PALMER American Director for The Africa Inland Manton A persona, searching hut wl meant, mem., to tilt 11111141Vell person, as well an to tho dt tented Christian penal,. very amply the way ton life of nnrn•nder. victory and pwer, through Christ. An earallunt bank for wain didrilnilloit Ile pow& ..... IS cads; B for el 00: Clatn,3o cam sat. The Bilge lestaule Colporia e Asen 826 La Salle Are. Chines E. L. 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IFVEP SHEASLY & GENTZEL Dry goods, groceries, notions, fur niture, carpets, curtains, drapings. 4 latnta Tramkack a blipalalts Nos. 200-206 East College Avenue THe Leading Restaurant Ice Cream and Confectionery Short Orders a, Specialty A. C. Lcongebe, 106 EAST COLLEGE AVENUE The Tobacco Store Geo. Jackson Holmes Sldg., Allen Street The First National Bank State College, Pa .3% inter e st on time deposits, payable semi-annually Accounts solicited Sheffler's + Restaurant Opposite Hotel Pies - Sandwiches Soups State 41ega Meat Marke F. P. RESIDES Wholesale & Retail Dealers SOUTH ALLEN STREET Harveyßrother,s can now supply you with Fuller-Greene Chaplain choice cfg.g . , cigarettes ice cream and fruit Etlas at the'caitdie • Th7paslittpylpn Building. next to posictrice J. C. &Pith 8C SOP Dealers in General •. 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