Best Confections from the Best Factories. We e never changed. Samoset Chocolate, Chief MEM GRAHAM & SONS On THE CORNER Mat Men Victorious dinned From First Page) cc The senior maintained this II 1101st tore a.m.Ml forced ng to a stand once more. The ig happened several times and lion in only matched the con nct e Ostermayer usuall) to maintain the upper posb. )05 he could not appear to slipet) opponent to the mat. ended es lien, in a rolling fall, I Into A hold from nhich he ale to t eloase himself and staff the m.tt 135 POUND CLASS I Ono) Dotar '2O, with a com es,. and neck and arm hold 'utilities commenced with much [lens on both sides Tile mat lily leached and In the first utes it speared that Donnr sn throes Mills but those was polish chances taken by Mills Lees narrow escapes Mills be trine more cautious and ns a edit Detest In a scissors from e freshman could not release nd after tiring in his efforts I thrunn. 115 POUND CLASS IS tine, lilirshbaugh 'l7, with led neck and leg hold, in 52 Photo man not much to thin anon after reaching tho mat ...toed bin man in short order with hi, neck hold I'OUND CLASS Schultz 'IS sins awarded the bout since Dunkle scut unablo to continue because of a la often rib The bout slat tad with both men play ing safe They remained at a stand ,for some time and finally sent down hard fail with Schultz on top It was in thin fall that Duoltio remised his injury and in u. short time, was forced to she up on account of the pain 173 POUND CLASS Nolan 74 ass given the decision over Tranner 'ls The big nice commenced ery Care t-, fully but dropped to tho mat noon, in , 'a rolling fall ulth Nolan finally landing on the upper clock The junior re tained thin position until tho last two minutes when the men came to their Tmennti got the bent of the fall but was quielth i oiled over Nolan easily led to the end EE=I Czarnecki 'IS ans kitten the decision over Pallimin 'l9 Both men fought hard from the be irining and ii.ith bodies closely Inter- Iko-Anod... InK Pill. Czarnecki Icon the upper into and temidned there until time ea called Pullman wan kept on the detennite throughout and watt unable to break away from hie opponent. 1920 Basketball Five (Continced From First Page) light but looks good Miller, the foot ball gum torts. k from Bethlehem Prep• while small, Is fast and stocky and will prove a good man under tho basket Ito plat ed sill, Bethlehem Prep for one season and tho Wilkes 13nrro high for three Other forwards who look good toe Mullen, of Sou Ickloy high Beard, of Carnegie high and Wagon hum, of Keynone Stato Normal In the guatding department the squad has some good representatives Wolfe, of McKeesport, tho football star. Is showing up particularly wolf on tunning guard Flo was considered one of tho best In the gums in scholastic circles In the w eutern part of the state last sensor Brown, another football man, to big, fast and strong and was one of the mainstay; on the Northeast high team in' Philadelphia. Ho shows lots of fight, and promise of great im prosement Merklo is a former West Philadelphia man who shows tho marks of good combing Though light he is stockily built mid appears to know the gams throughly Leach in a former Normal School star who has weight and puts UP a fair game When It comes to the pivot positions, Smozlnsid, the former Bellefonto Acad emy, football atm, haw tho best of tho argument nt this stage. Ho Is a player of wide exporlonco, having also played with-Bloomsburg Normal, and can fill in at a forward position Ho has the height and height, lo a good jumper and plays the door poll Like many of the other Freshmen players. he Is handicapped pith a lack of knowledge of tile intercollegiate rules Another to maiming tenter Is young Kincaid, hho stepped into Adam's shoes at Peabody high 111,1 yen, Ito Is big, has height and height and U.ll also make a good bollard. Shoemaker, of the Parksburg high school, Is duo tall and rangy and Is /doming up hell. Coach Herman will probably cut the squad dawn to about tun men after the first game DR. RAPEER IN SUMMER. WORK. Word ban recently been received that Dr. L. VT Rapeer, piofessor of educa tion at Penn State, will become It mem ber of the nummer 0011001 faculty of the State university of Montana during the !summer scarf. of 1017 The announce ment was made by Dr. J. P. Rowe, di .jecter of the mummer school In the Morittma inntltution It le understood that Dr. Mincer, will give courses on different phones of education For core, Inflamed throats, hookcy vocal corcla . thera Is roller and ease In ovary bottlo of KEENE] NE'S SIRUP OF WHITE PINE and TAR Contain. no Imrntrul ingrodlonto. 2543 PER BOTTLE Krumlna's Drug Store. Penn State Alumnus Writes Continued From First Page interested In photograph 3 Call meet and exchange Ideas and pleturts We also have a this lag class lectured to by n gentlemen from the tat>. Both the them) and practice is taken up We are aliened the motor ambulances to norit pith Bookies Ude NW hllO o nein99 for the tad) of ohotthand and ty pea rlting dud for the attab of 'Hindustani We fro ondeatorlng to On all we can to ISt en fro 050111 after the Os lo - 1 hare met some vorr line men out hole The Can:Mans and Australians ate Ilne tines Mani men hare naked :no about the opportunities for bulk In the Sutter I think no are going to get a large number or British soldiers after the %tar cork t Intl very Intel esting and las its teuards in the BlendMips unfelt among ollicel4 and men. Thole s little of the romance of Mesopotamia r Mance of British East Africa about he C A Sectelluy's stotk in mile In those places the If C A upon the thing line and the most en led of an the secretaties is one mho and 1114 YMCA Nut demolished by hell tire - 1 expect to go up Into slesopotrtmln lbout Janunty lot They ray It to 135 n the shade let you knoty nhout hat later ..Tell Rat Smith that the Penn State Alumni Association it India met at Dei hl on October 2.1-27. Both members acre Prevent Walt and I decided that ae uould Otto soothingMe OV.ned to have been on Beater Field on Pennsyl itnia Day I lyeard the score of the first game phi.ed last 00011 Veti, sincere!, :ion,. Dan 1: Welts 'l5" DR. SPARKS TO SPEAK IN EASTERN PART OF STATE President Sparks v.lll make it trip to the eastern part of the state over the coming is colt-end to till several im portant speaking cnhageMents The Oral of these eng momenta has been set for Friday .100001) 26, at ishlch time lie still address a meting of the Avon dale Parents and To tellers Association at AYonclale. Permayisania On the day following he still journey to Philadel phia whore he still spealc that e‘ening at a meeting of the Deal Estate As sociation of Philadelphia in the Belle -sue-Stratford hotel The third address of the trip will bo delhered on Sunday. innuaty 28 On that data Dr Sparks ti 111 speak on - Lincoln' . at In union re , pions .L.E.Urs—lo....Nontit. ALUMNI TO DINE TRUSTEES The Harrisburg Penn State Alumni Association has made arrangements for a banquet In Harrisburg. on Tues day en ening, January 23 The banquet Is being git en In honor of the member; of the Board of Trustees, 01110 01111 hold their regular ”arty meeting in Harris burg on that date A number of prominent members of the sophomore close of Princeton Uni t emity, lend by Richard P Cleseland son Of 00-01tuldent Cleveland, lute sig nified their intention of refusing to Join any of the upper-class dining clubs uhich elect their members In Morel. The efforts of these underclassmen is an attempt to establish a true spirit of democracy at the University The sop !gamy insist that they will make the dining halls and dormitories of the Unit ersity their social center and alit hose nothing to do with the upper class Clubs. JEWELER and OPTICIAN EI=E3 Smith Typewriters C. E. SHUEY 133 South Allen Street Th - vnifttglrfi (104 PhofoplagS State College, 'Pa. *41;a1111115V f' Qua* 9AARR new NITTANY WEDNESDAY "The Storm" THURSDAY LOUISE HUFF IN "Destiny's Toy" AND CHARLIE CHAPLIN ,) ~ IN '1 "The Fireman" FRIDAY WILLIAM S. HART IN "The Devil's Double" SATURDAY LENORE ULRICH IN "The Intrigue" NOTED SOCIOLOGIST TO BE CHAPEL SPEAKER SUNDAY The Reterend Jonathan C Day, su perintendent of the Labor Temple In New York City, gill be the college speaker ut the regular chapel services next Sunday morning. For many yours Mt. Day iota boon engaged in social service work and has conducted a groat number of important sociological exper iments In lel2 ho elan mode super intendent of the Lather Temple, which gm; founded In 11110 by Charles Stelsle, the famous sociologist. The Labor Temple Is one of the most interesting of the American institutions deleted to 0001111 sort tee exp. miments end under the direction of Mr Stolole end Mr Day him been doing a notable mork Moen. social end religious lines among the people of the Last Side in Sew York "HIAWATHA" TO BE GIVEN BY THE COLLEGE CHORUS The College Chorus will render the c tntata, "Illawatha's Wedding Feast" on February 18th The Chorus, which consists of one-hundred and twenty voices, is now hard at work, altho the time of the cantata's presentation Is mole than a month distaaL The ilO - in yet to be obtained but the other solo parts are as follows• alto, Mrs Russell Blair; tenor, Mr Russell Blair, bass, Professor Ridenour Mr WoodrulT will be at the organ and Mrs ILtbinsun at the piano The words of the cantata are from Longfellow's poem and the music was arranged by Cole ridge-Taylor and is characteristic In dian music This selection was given hole by tile Summer School Chorus Me learn ago and was quite a success The Glee Club will take a trip to Reading between semesters The list of engagements for this trip is not quite complete The club has also started acthe preparation for the In ter-collegiate content In Now York next opt Mg NEWS FROM OTHER COLLEGE A. committe to inseotigate the educa [tonal condition of needs of Mexico headed by President Charles Willie Dabney or tho University of Cincinnati has recommended that a college fre: from the influences of Church or slat: be estabilohed there A college similia. to the one recommeded has been estab liolied in Constantinople. Too students at the Cincinnati Law School hay adopted a novel method to raise funds to defray college expenses The loung men none nt funerals as ploresslonal pall-be.wera and announce that they have more calls than they can llli. Six undergmduat. of Allegheny and two alumni, member', of the national guard of Penns3iyanla alll return from the Texa', border thin week and elab orate proportions have been mode by the noting and tonne-people for their reception The directors or the HorvanlAlumni Annoelation has appointed a committee or 15 of the Alumni of Harvard Univer sity. to be known no the Harvard En dowment Committee The committee has launched a campaign to mine ten million dollars for the unrestricted use Qualily—flod,Serxice—ln FRUIT AND GROCERIES Go To MARTIN'S Opposite Postoffiee , Intensified Values in Overcoats at $17.50 All of our overcoats ranging in price from $2O to $3O will, for the next two weeks, be marked down to $17.50 This is an unusual opportunity considering market advances and scarcity of goods. Don't miss it. The Toggery Shop FRIDAY RUTH STONEHOUSE IN "The End of the. Rainbow" SATURDAY VALESKA SURATT IN "The Straight Way" A WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION COMING WILLIAM FARNUM IN "The Price of Silence" A SUPERDE LUXE PHOTO,DRAMA 'STATE I WCOLLEGIAN CENTER MAY SOON HAVE ITS OWN COUNTY AGENT Center county In now under process of organization for farm bureau work, and if the work can be carried far enough, a county agent will be Placed In charge of affairs in tho Interest of the farmers of this county before very long. A meeting of farmers In the vi cinity of Boaiahurg was held ut that place on last Thursday, another woo held at Howard on Friday and ono at Pine Grove on Saturday The work is being pushed by tho department of ag ricultural extension, and as soon on the required sum is raised that will guar antee the expenses of a county agent tot the fleet year, ono will be placed at the service of the county residents The department in not confining its outsides to Center county alone, for steps ore being taken in organizing Dauphin, Cumberland, Turk, Franklin, Wayne and Clinton counties for the farm bureau service Tho college now has thirty-six extortion representatives at work In as many counties through out the elate, and before another year gams agents will doubtless be located In most of these counties. An Institution of learning for the In struction of "migratory unskilled labor" in such subjects as sanitation and moral values, and vngrancs laws and the rud iments of economics, has just opened Its nest term In Chicago "The College for Hobos," as the Institution has been called Is sponsored by James Lads Home, millionaro hobo of St Louis EUREKA The Broad That &Welles. Try oar delicious Pastry and Ice Cream TIIE STATE COLLEGE BAKERY Iloth Phones. A. DEAL. SANITARY PLUMBING, STEAM, HOT WATER VAPOR AND VACUUM HEATING Slot° College, Pennsylvania Buy a STAG SHARPENER and sharpen your own Razor Blades. The best and most complete de vice for sharpening all kinds of Razor Blades on the market. PRICE $l.OO Ray D. Gilliland _ Druggist STATE COLLEGE, PA. PASTIME BLUEBIRD 1916 Alumni Notes O L Sealey. an Eloctrionl Enginoor, is with the National. Lamp Works at Cleveland. Ohio. H H Shaver. a Mining Engineer, ili with the Delaware and Hudson Coal Co at Shavorton, Pit. 11. V Shelley, a Mechanical Engineer, IC with the Midvale Steel and Oldinance Co of Philadelphia, Pa. P. E Shine, an Architectural Engi neer, is with the Foundation Co of Mali, Pa G B Slthery is now principle of a school at Lumber. Pa.. S D ShroMor, an Electrical Engineer, In In the Educational Department of the Woutinghoune Co at Pittsburg, Pa. Mowry's Cafe He will board you for $4.00 per week. Try him for one week and find out. Open Day and Night F. J. Mowry BEGIN The New Year RIGHT DO IT ELECTRICALLY We sell Electric Appli ances and Peerless Mazda Lamps STATE CENTRE ELECTRIC CO. Store Closes at 6 p. m. Special Sale! This Special Sale of Overcoats, Mackinaws and Sweater-Coats we are having now, surely came at the proper time. Just when you need one or more of these articles and can get them at such a big re- duction. Come in and let us fit one on you then be your own judge SAUERS & HEBERLING neer, Is with the Armstrong Cork Co or Pitteburg, Pa. C. R. Simpson le now a roma Ran ger In La Madera, N. M. C A Sipe, an Industrial Engineer Is with the Remington Typewriter Co at Syracuse, N Y. N. R. Skillman to Supervisor of As culturo In the Honey Brook Voca onl School at Honey Brook. Pa. A M Smith Is connected with the niversity of Illinois as assistant pro ssor of chemistry BALFOUR -BLUE BOOK 1917 The standard reference for Fraternity Jewelry, together with individual Badge price , lists,,will be mailed on application. Novelties Medals Badges Insignia L. G. BALFOUR & CO. ATTLEBORO, MASS. , Suppose Fatimas were NOT Sensible It isn't possible to fool men for long. Lincoln said that better than we could. Surely, if Fatimas were not as comfortable to the throat and tongue as we say they are—if they did not leave a man feeling keen and "fit" after a long-smoking day—do you suppose that more Fatimas would be sold every day than any other high-grade cigarette? (Q Remember these facts as you try Fatimas and observe how comfortable, how sensible they really are. e gisr.TNA•ftssfacco tY`° e• " R. • tv, • 'a 207fr1y L A SENSIIILE CIGAIIIETTE e Wedneediiy, Jan. 17,19 C. R. Smith. a gmduatein Agrim tural Chemistry in with tho Doty Iron and 'Steal Co. of Detroit. Mich. TONNE MAN WANTED to Introd n new line of Automobile dimmer. local territory. Good commisolo Quick /tolling Adams Box 303, CI
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