The Forum At the annual election of officers for The Forum Literary Society, the following officers were elected: President, Miles Horst. 'l4, Vice President, A. J. Helfiecht, 'l5, Secretary, R. S. Scull, 'l6, Treas urer, D. McKay, Jr., 'l6, Sergeant at-arms, E. S. Warner, 'l6. ..c It is the purpose of,the Society to publish a monthly magazine starting next fall. Mr.. R. H. Rad cliffe was elected Editor-in-chief of the proposed monthly and Mr. Mc- Kay was elected Bupiness Manager. E. Rodriguez, A /L and - F. Fiedeete, 'l5 were elected Assistant Editors and E. S. Warner, 'l6 and W, R. Skillman, 'l6lwere elected Assistant Business Maiagers. Froth It is necessary that all material for the next issue of Froth be in by May 21. All new men wishing to try out for next—years board should hand material iii for next issue. Prose, poetry or drawings accepted in competition. Material must be handed to J. R. Silver Jr. mailed to Box 432, or left at Room 473, Main Building, by May 21. Friar elections. ' The following named members of the class of 1916 have been elected to membership in the Society of Friars: W. W. Wood, H. W. Kist ler, D. R. James, C. R. Shlith, G. E. Hasselbacher, D. McKay, Jr., C. C. McDowell, H. M. Fleming and A. B. Dorwart. Whereas, God in his infinite wis dom, has seen fit to call from this life the sister of our classmate, Wil iam G. Edwards, be it Resolved, That we, the class of 1914, of the Pennsylvania State College, extend our sincere sym pathy no oils classmate and his rel atives in tii,eir bereavement. And furthermore, be it Resolved, That this resolution be entered upon the minutes and pub lished in the Penn State Collegian. And fuft4rmore, be it s , Resolvelid, That a copy of these resolutions] be sent to the family. Committee: C. Edimrd Lyon, Clarence p. Gibbs and Paul P. Suit er. ;.:N, The Fcifes'iry Department will send an exhibit from the Forestry Museum t§ the Pennsylvaßia l For estry exhibition to beheld in'orti cultural Hall, Philadelphia, May 19 to 23. Prof. Ferguson will deliver an illustrated address durings.the exhibition, • WANTE P Cast' off clothing -for home •, issions in New York City. If you are interested, further particulars may be had by calling at R00r3,273 Main.,,., Tennis Terms— 'Vantage—Using a Spalding racket Handicap—The ".justas good". The "class"—"Gold Medal" Models Style A stringing,.sB.oo Style B stringing, $B.OO Hackett mid Alexander, $B.OO All Corners', $B.OO Model H, 8.00 1/ , A. Gq.SPALDING & BROS. 1210 Chestnut Sr, Philade lphia'. The F, l lr,st Nat ' Bank BELLEFONTE Capdal sloo,oooSurplus 8125,000 rl ChaesMcCuia' c ' ' l4 ei Cashier K. Barnhart President j J. 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