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VOL XII
MASS MEETING MONDAY
WILL BOOST CAMPAIGN
Big Fight for Penn State's Rights To
Be Formally Launched;
Band Will Play
TRUSTEES REVISE BILLS;
TO ASK FOR NEW ARMORY
The next step In staging the student
campaign to boost Penn State, with the
end in view of securing a larger aPPro
aviation from the state legislature, will
be In the form of a student muse meet
ing to be held in the auditorium next
Monday night at 0.30. Tho meeting
will be brought to a close before the
beginning of the special moving pic
ture performance town
President Sparks will be present at
the gathering and speak, an will Judge
Ells L Orvis, of Bellefonte the latter
presenting the views of the trustees.
Alexander R. Chambers, 'l7 who has
been festering the campaign since Its
Inception, will handle the matter with
relation to the work to be done Tho
object of the meeting hi to arouse more
Interest among the students and give
Information concerning the work that
Is to be done Hundreds of letters are
to be written to state senators and rep
resentatives
The college band will be on hand to
add to the mass meeting, and it Is of
direct benefit to the college that all
turn out on that occasion
The meeting will he followed by an
energetic campaign of three days' dur
ation On Tuesday evening. Intereetd
men i.rimed with facto will visit all of
the fraternities. On Wednesday eve
ning the county clubs .111 be culled to
gether hi their respect's. leaders and
the question put to them. On Wednes
day evening a general campaign will be
carried out into the town In un effort
to reach everyone that it Is felt cannot
otherwise be brought into close con
tact with the ideals of the movement
The campaign, heartily endorsed by
members of the board of ti usteen, Is
of greater Importance and of mane far
row:lnns; effect than perhaps the gener
al student body is now aware. In n
sense, it may be said that Penn. Stare's
future depends target., on its since's,
_ for, the principal aim to be made at the
mass sneering is the urging of a larger
appropriation,Sar ,pes.lsoirltf More
sust note ono.trf Penn Stato's
greatest needs.
Right along this line, the board of
trustees in their annual meeting in
Harrisburg last week made revision of
the budget from the form in which it
was first announced The minion con
sists In, a reduction In the total amount
asked, of MUMS, making the budget
006 nuw stand at a total of $3,043,000. This
change has been made In order that
pralelon for $300,000, to be Invaded •in
a now armory, might be Included In the
appropriation bill It has caused a sli
tMg off of 5621,300 from the building
Item, and lesser amounts horn the ex
- tont!on and niaintalnence home
Another change how been the insti
tution of the building Item In the mime
bill with the maintalnenee Item There
will also be separate buns for the ex
- tentlon and armory item The bills
as they will he introduced call for the
following.
For general maintalnence $1,330,000
For buildings I I"1000
2. For attention work 242,000
3. For Armory...... . . .360,000
' Total 3,043,000
County Claim Friday.
There will be a meeting of the coun
ty club presidents in 201 engineering
building on Friday night at 7 o'clock.
to formulate further plans for tho cam
paigning in their respect Much to ex
pected from the work in this line
A novel feature of the campaign lb
the co-operation of the English Depart
ment. That deportment Is considering
a plan whereby all etudonte at present
taking any English courses will be re
quired to take paper, envelope and
stamps to clase, and ono full hour will
be devoted to the students writing let
ters to their representatives and mon
ster. The plan is being considered
favorably, and if it go.n through, should
start these students to booeting among
others.
ALUMNI!
Ever feel yourself slipping away from Old Penn State? Do
you get to wondering what is going on 'round the old campus?
Ten to one you do. You can't help it. And all the news you get
is a squib now and then squeezed off in the corner of a daily
paper. But that is not satisfying. The only thing that will
fill the bill is this big, new "Penn State Collegian" finding its
way to your address every week. Your Alma Mater needs
your help. You can give it by knowing her daily progress as
it is faithfully reported in these columns. Here is the "dope".
Tho eubserlptlon prim, for the second semester Is but soventy-flve
cents.
The price for the year 1017-18 le 61 26 (If paid before October I6th)
SPECIAL OFFER••Bond us 01.75 NOW and receive the "Collegian" for
the balance of this semester and ALL of next year
Another chance—Send seventy-live rents for this seminar's eubsorip
tion; nil out the slip enclosed In all papers, mailed to alumni, mnd It
along and Insure your receipt of the first betties next year ;md a chance
to got In on the $1.21 offer before October 16. The rising paper market
may cation an Increase In price of the "Collodion" noxt your but all such
alips.wlll be honored at the old price
Mombors of the student body will also bo sktim '4' , dvantag6 of theso
offers. NO solicitors will be sent out. Wrlto or call at tho bums, ' , Or
!foe of the "Collegian" n 6 the e plant of tite NittanyPubibilling Companz.
Freshmen Have Big
Football Schedule
Fre4lnnue Football Schedule lOU
Oct C, Bethlehem Prep at State Col
lege
Oct. 13, 'Wyoming Seminary at State
College
Oct. 20, Kleklmlnane School at State
College
Oct. 27, Bloomsburg ;Immal et State
College
Nov. 3, Bellefonte Academy at State
College
Nov 10. (Penn's Day) Syracuse Univ.
Freshmen nt State College
Nov 17, fantaleltl Normal at State
College
Nov 11, Pitt Freshmen at Pittsburgh.
The freshmen football schedule for
1917, as announced by Graduate Man
ager Smith, consists of eight games,
only one of which will be played nwaY
from home The University of Penn
sylvania (mailmen mill not be met next
mention, but their place will be taken by
first year team of Syracuse University,
which will plat here on Pennsylvania
Da) Bethlehem Prep and MAI are
also new comers on tho schedule
VALUABLE PAINTINGS
COME TO PENN STATE
New Canvasses Received by College Art
Department Valued at
. $5,000
The Ayi. Deportment contm
under the supervision of Pride.% 1. t. Er
nie'stl. has tecently been enriched thru
the generosity of some of the best ar
tiste, and art connoisseurs of Pennsyl
vania. Second months ago Professor
Ernest! sent out letters telling of Penn
IStateen handicap in its hick of access
to outside art museums and appealing
for contributions The results nein
most gratifying, for ton paintings, ag
gregating (6.000 in value have recently
been leceived, bringing tine total value
of the college nrt exhibit up to 80,000
Men) of the new paintings aie tee
ognized iniestet pieces, having been ex
hibited in tine best museums of the
amts). Exoning" by Chas
Meson, w s exhibited at tine Exposition
in San Pm:mince and also in Chicago,
Boston, and Neer ]oak Mrs Alva
Johnson, wife of the General Managel
of tine Baldwin Locomotive Works, pre
sented the College will three paintings
from her famous collection. Those con
tributing one painting each we. Mr
Redfield, Mr Youg! Albleott, and Mr
Colt, of Philadelphia, Mrs, Hildebrandt,
of New York, Mn. Satter, of the Car
negie Institute of Pittsburgh and Mr
James Sonar, President of the Asso-.
dated Artists, of Pittsburgh.
Numerous other evidences of progress
ano visible at the museum In the first
place, It haw boon remoxed from its for
mer clowded quarters and now• enemies
(Continued on last page)
DEUTSCHER VEREIN
TO PRESENT COMEDY
iiElnor muss peiraten", a ono net co
ody, has been selected for presentall.
this Sear by tho Deutschor Vereln n.
will be given In the Auditorium no
Friday evening at Sit o'clock. T
cast, which hoe been coached for ecv
al wocka past by Alias Simmons, of
Gorman Department, includes Pales C
trade Doe% Mao Nannle,Glifford, F.
Boor and S F. Loot°. The nrico of .
mission has been set at liftoen cents
STUDENTS
MMWMI
STATE COLLEGE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1917
IHE PIPER" TO
BE GIVEN FEB. 16
Sixty People Will Take Part in the Elab
orate Production in the
Auditorium
With the date (Mall> settled fot the
production of ... The Pipet" In an all-
College 0.591, the plot Is rapidly I °mat-
Inc into form and should In use to be
one of the biggest moots of the wham
Onion tainment Setl4oll The ph* alit be
gtson In the mantis sum 011 tillillIda)
Aneniny. Februnt}
The Last fun the Mtn includes ft total
ctfuinto . at SLute t4VICIst shll4lr . ell,
Pico nx Cet tonna° the extolls's° lines
upon which it will be produced, tot
man) elnbentte features are planned
that .111 place it fur above the urdinum
Nett scenert and costumes tune been
of dered Item Philadelphia flints. and
intfingcments are helm; made fot spec
ial stage settings and elects lent effects
that will add to the uttractlveneas of
the inn eduction Chief among these will
bon "(Tann scene"
Among other (tutu ea ant be is "play
ulthln it play." the Stilt) ottlltng Cu alt
enter tahunant on the tango It) "The
Se one.," of uhleh the "Piper" la it
emhet The which/al at ene In laid In
tt plutl Dutch c Matte
Dit echo l'hompoon of the college or
chestra Is cooperating In themol °mem
0114 the oichentra a 11l fultilsh the mu
tic. Mt Arthur Deet Mg 11114 taken charge
of the Hinge settings and
Marsinnan and Alba Mar) Dunham of
the fiteult). ale [rattling the memberu
of the cast MI 1) Cardenet
training the 111111) 01111111 en, 11100100 In
age from four to to Oleo years, alto mill
be needed In the production A full ae
heaped of the princlitnis 111111 held last
Saturda3 after noon, and mill be tepee
ted every Satin day until the date of the
01110. All ocat4.lolll be reserved at vet)
moderate 111 Ices The plat alit start
Immediately after the basketball game
with Carnegie Tech scheduled tot that
evening
Tho plot of the play hoe been taken
from I:limning's noon ..The Piper of
Hamelin,. and the idilt of the 'Piper
will ho taken tu 11les Exthei Chase. 'lB
The balance of the cast will be announ
ced ham
DEGREES PRESENTED AT
CONVOCATION EXERCISES
Tho emend semester opened with the
formal convocation exeicises in the au
ditorium on Monday mai !dna. The ex
ercises lasted but tnenty-livo minutes
Advanced dopes neie presented to the
fallen ing:
Master of Arts Mary Hill Lonsruth,
Dubois; Augunto Rafael Sutton% San
Juan. P. R.
Mechanical Engineer Tlaomax W.
Hard., Wilmington, Bel.
Mining Engineer Stuart St. Malt,
Mona, Mo ; M. E Wadaworth, Pitts.
burgh, Pa.
The degree of Bachelor of Arta was
awarded to the folloning• School - of
Liberal Arta—W. R. Mason, U L Hem-
H L Van Akon. Frank Over
field, H. W. Nichol. and Jean Katherine
Baird.
School of Agrlculturo•➢unjamin Sa
eta, J. Dr. Fry, E. P. gonnody, J. A
Craig, Donald Williams, E R. Saylor,
and G. R. Crum
School of Engineering: D L Warner,
J. N. P. Daeby and W. 0. Maslow,
School of Natural Elclanco C 1 , Dean
Debating cortiflonten were nrosented
to the following. J. A Degorie, NV. R.
Diem. H. D. Dleo, Mies Dorothea rack
enthal, H. R. Hammond, L. A. SPeneor,
L L Owenti, C D Pm:W.3l and W. H.
Locke.
JUNIORS ELECT CLAPS HISTORIAN
The Junior class clot in the Old Chap
el on Saturday evening, January SOO.
The amendments to the Inter-eines con
etitution were road and adopted atter
each article had been considered sop
amtely. It woo announced that W. It.
Young had boon chosen class historian
by the senior committee in charge of
the selection. W. EL Cross wan elected
to represent the Junior class in the
IntOrelass athletic council:-
MTMEMIIII
CALENDAR
EDAESDAY, .I.IN. 81:
1186—NM P. M.—Collection of (lo'
Dm, 11Id 111:11::.
T 111.1161) ili. FEB. 1.
G 15 P Nl—Meeting of Bun. Count)
Club, Room If, Llbru v
700 P. Nl—Cast Trlabi NI T11041,1/1118
202 Eni.ingering Building
815 P Nl—Mandolin Club Trials,
1.110..A1 Ails Building
I.ltlliAl, I'l'll. 2.
4RI P M —:l:l7gineeiln: Loam o
- After Criduation .. . C IT Dooley
200 Cog "D°
915 P $l--Germ to Play Auditorium
4A'reltll is, FED. S.
2dU P Wreqtllng
11.30-8.90 P. M.—Cullectlon Clumg
Duew. Old Main.
10 00 A. 00 —l•'revhmon Ch spel. Dr
Oliva 11.1001, Old Chupel
11 00 A 00—College Chapel. ID Hec
Pol. Auditorium
OJO P M-1 - M C A Thaler Meet
log .Audltot Rim
000 I', Nl—W.olmo. Mom the POKH.
11l °tenon:. Crockett Old Chapel
lION DIY. FED. v.
410 P. \ t —Signal Cot pt. Mooting. 4
Chem HU Anne%
010 P M — . Tim:eel " Manx Meeting
Atnlitio itnn,
'FVENDAY, FEB. O.
G 20 P l‘t —Dlmcnovltin Mooting
“Soloneo and Itellgton". Dent
Holmes. Andombl2 itnom, 11.11,011.1
7 00 P —llluxtritted Loam 0. A. -
ehltecturo In Ames lett, Pi nfessos It
I Webber, Auditor rum
PAYMENT OF DUES
Dues and assessment, of all classes
ion) be paid on tho first floor of 0111
11.111 t In front of tho Business Mee
from UM to 8.30 P. 31 on Wulueslll),
Annum, 31. and Suturda). Feb:vary 3.
Does 11111 also ha eollccicA un FLa tter.
du) es ening. Februnt, 7 and Tnnrxdny
el enlna•, lebrunry ti. Lout chanro for
Fay must February K. After (hut date
all ettudenta delinquent In dues 11111 ho
subject to II tine of ono donor ((41.00).
PHI KAPPA PHI ELECTIONS
The following members of the Senior
Class have been elected to membership
In Phl Kappa lid. the honoraly schol
arship fraternity The men elected com
prise the upper tenth of the clam
D. S Adam*. J. D. Kistler
S M. Em•tlett W O. Kline
A. C Berget W. C Knapp
Jonepli Condor. St P Ir Lining..
Harold A Clark 13 13 Anoka)
Runnel! S. Clock E. D. Miller
13. E Dahl 0 W. Millet
Clair 130froid H. S. 13 Mock
P 1... Edinger R. W Ostermayer
J N Else . H. W Popp
S. J. Milkier 1 1 P. Price
M 9 Guinnip W. N Price
R. J. Hamer Cinwford Scott
S F Hockernmith A. A. Simpler
C. W. Holmberg 0 E Snyder
.0 13 Folly W H. Swenger
II T. Ring J. R Sweeney
J. N. Kirk D. E. Werner
DEAN HOLMES TO RESUME
DISCUSSION MEETINGS
Beginning next Tuesday evening at
0 30 o'clock In the Liberal Arts Assem
bly Mom, Dean Holmes will begin a
series of weekly discussion mending. on
"Science and Religion".
These meetings are the outgrowth of
Increasing ropuents on the part of many
students .for a resumption by Dr. Ar
thur Holmes of the former Sunday
night meetings held in the Old Chattel
during 'the past year.. Free diocese
lone are expected; and quentlens of any
kind may be milted either In writing or
Tally at the moot go for diseuslon.
"JACK" HORNER
NEW SECRETARY
Prominent Member of 1915 Class Chosen
To Succeed Dorwart in
Y. M. C. A. Work
Sohn 01 (Jack) Ilia nei. '1 5 5 into been
chosen acting xl eretury of the college
Y. M C A to Nu, coed the late Albei t
T. DOM 11l 1111 died at hio home in
NI a lan dal 1111 l the a, nod halt
alre illo 1s nod his duties he. Since
Sept...rubel he line been the Center Coon
ty roll cuentatto 0 of tile V 01 C A
with headquarters at Bellefonte, old
foi u of ions 1000 anti . . In boo's
nark 310 Cemtleto Qom % N.M. ',two
During hls life at Penn State ".Melt"
snatm sells ely connected with 'V C A
stroll, set ring as it member of the cab
inet. This, counetted with the work
that he has been doing since !vodka-
Cult, and his knowledge of the %%ark
here. Ills Inter wipe, lolly well fat the
position.
The new meet etary ans business man
ager of the "Collegian . doting his last
year In college, sel led as manage! of
the lat oily a totaling team for the 191 G
season, and truth a intend:lent part In
many volley° at.thltl,N liu la a mem
ber of the Alpha Zeta halm nit), the
Lion's Paa and Skull and Pones su
eludes
Hot net to Penn State on leave
of 111,10Mi0 flhirs tinnier position anti
Atilt volume moil, In Conte: County at
the clove of the 0100001 sentextet
SENIOR FORESTERS
ON ANNUAL TRIP
The mentions of the Benito Class In
tha DITIIt IMVIIt Of ' , mesh 0 left college
last Friday fru Molt annual mid-whiter
Inaportion ti lit Thu ti lit this poor ex
tends on fat west he Nfatllttnn Wlscon
son and nil! Include all the polnts of
Intel est In the !umbel Ingham of 311L11-
limn. Wisconsin and Minnesota ❑hilt
men at a taking the IA In unfits the dit au
flail or Ps .Iff...it Gent no It 01 cam.
The nnen .111 notice Mein Prot Mop
at Chicago. after .111011 thei, will con
tinue to Cadillac, 111011g1111 and SINK
the lumbering open alone; there Sogi
on.. Detroit and othet Michigan cities
.111 he Molted nod Inspection .111 he
mule of wood dinctillatlon ;donna, Venom
fnotorlent, wood presen‘ation 'dente.
wood bonding facto:leo and cocci mills
At :Modicum. Wiegmanln one of the
moot Important atom; of tine trip .111
he mode In order to vialt the huge
United Staten Wood Products Laboint
tois located Mete The men will re
turn to college about Pcbrunr) 11.
=3=!
neon LON.** hnx emitted attention to
the fact Unit all toning People will find
Interest and education In Home films
that aro to be shown at one of the
topn moving pictures Mettle.loXL
&guido), Tinny 00111.1.1 ..ef
flelency housekeeping."
The sophomoto girls entertained at a
Tho' Dannant In the Woman's Building
Wit Saturday afternoon. This In an
annual botweon•nomontotw
IMIIMEMEI
What can be truthfully said to be the
most famous moving picture that has
ever appeared in State College will be
exhibited in the Pastime Theater nevt
Monday evening Tho play in question
in Thomas 11. Ince . ti masterpiece, "CI,
111=th:re, which minks with 'The Birth
of a Nation'. mid ninteletance no one
of the greatest moving pictures ever
produced. It was the production of this
dim that brought about the realization
that the sateen is the mightiest weapon
of modern times in presenting argu
ments against the horrors of war.
"Civilization." howovor, appeals not
only to the advocates of universal peaco
but also to all lovors of oncitoment, for
In It may be found every °lament of
uscitement calculated to mouse the
emotions. Theso olemonts, oupplernen
tod by a wonderfully telling musical
score. composed by Victor L. Schell
singer. have served to bilna about the
unusual popularity which luoe attended
this production. ,
STATE WRESTLERS DOWN
TECH IN OPENING MEET
New Englanders Outclassed by Penn
State Matmen Who Roll Up
28-0 Score
EXHIBITION BOUT PROVES
TO BE AN EXCITING EVENT
Pennsylvania Day
• Now on a Saturday
rental Mania I)aa In 1917 will be ob
oe. ed on Saturday November 10th
This change front the moral emboli
of holding the celebration on a Icclalay.
ban made by the lateral of ti matcera in
their annual organLation meeting at
I Inn a Igrurg loot week There mere many
lemma advanced In fat or of the
change, chief anionic which train the
porwilallity of mole cialturai being able
to conic on Saturalas than naual, es
pecialll prominent men biro cannot of
feral to take the trio alma from their
Molina,. A greater attendance Iv also
expected at the firethad rorme The I
tendene% of studentra to "cut" clarerret
from Thmoday noon until the follow ing
%rondo, noon during eicry Penn, I
surd.. Dm celebration um; oleo one of
the chief :morons for the change
All of the fennel oaken. of the board
of tr umecs ere cr-r ler led ant grin elect-
Ha; Ilertolutiona of r mpert acre nalop
teal in memo, of the late A C Wad,
'92. n former tr mate, and the hate John
V,, fun mom yens in eax
an a l of the college
BASKETBALL TEAM
STARTS WESTWARD
-
Pitt, Westinghouse and Carnegie Tech
Will be Played on Annual
Trip
The Penn State basket-ball learn will
leme State College tentorrou nrernarg
on its annual trip tilt U Sl, ONtel II Penn
-14)11.1ltlitt On this It 11) three games trill
he plated In l'llLsbui all, the flint with
the Inthersltt of Pittabuigh tumors ou
night, follouod by Westinghouse Club
un /'tidily and Carnegie Teel, in Sitter -
day night
Of these three alleles. Irt fat the most
Im:umlaut 1,111 be the one olth the Pitt
learn Aeon ding to the - dope", State
should have slight athantage The State
team has defeated ruer,, learn plated so
Sir tills at 1,
run and , defeating St ta
ehe 11111,ersIt.t ear 111 11 for Itself the ti
',e u lation of - tele Of the hest Lolly),
teams In the ila.st" Pitt lost a 11,1 , 0
game to St rat OM. 411.11 lug the reek fol.
loulng the t hilt of Ono Neu Voll, to tor
bolt Ilikueos, Pitt 11114 M(111 from Jun
iata. , learn ullich has title 111 ti
State tun fast rams this runs. 1 1 1 1.
result of this first game of tire 1111, 11111
tar) probribit lie la doubt until the
final ullistle ',Pius
Juniata. has defeated Carnegie Tech
Liao 1..011111 on the Plttehingh horn I*
dunto nuogin %%Well t.ouhl /teen to lo
inate that State alll 1).0.e. no El out&
COSIMiTTEE APPOINTED
FOR SEN.OR MEMORIAL
TllO 0011101 die+ 111.1 d it fleeting In
Cho Andtheatel oil Thulxlnl e, enrol
f,lnunll 111 The in ,iptised amendments
to the Inlet elllyl Lon dlllltloll. 10(01 11110
to the budgeta 1111101 lal +tem. mete
In Ought op for iiiloptlon Aftei some
dhgussion, stnAlon t of 1111101 e 2 11 as I
colt ected and stctlons I. it, 5, 7 and S of
lu tlcle 2 and sections 1 of al ticle 1 uei
ntlileil to the udinendnient Aftei these I
coal ectlons and MlMl°ns the amend
nmoots act e adopted esident Chu it
Lllllollllled the 000110 Of the follohing
no menthe.. of the henlin lal
Committee Mama° 0111111 nun, Wilkin
son, Goetz, 80011001, Pattei sun, 17111,
hello) and Locke
The fulka, lug men 0.01 0 admitted tot
nuanborshlp of the ellen, Moor 0, Rester
Lindsey, halt, 1 luston, and Wolooy,
The treitaurel of the 0111101 announced
that tilerO Wel 0 111111 shout ono handled
111011 11 110 111111 not het paid Melt class
dues rot this 50111.
COLLEGE MAY OWN
A REAL COAL MINE
Students Will Get Practical Work and
College a Coal Supply if Scheme
Works Out
Sometime In the future, Penn Stale protintiM A tnnn w(11.1 be placed In
may be the owner and operator of a charge uN I.ll,olllltollllellt, Just MI in
coal mine Lookitm for the nbig thingte . ‘ l ' l ll l7, l t
for the of 1 " h oot ( ' of ught tent 1[ 1 thou ho made to
pay and at the some thou :amply the
trustees at Melt recent annual meet- college with Ito coal
Illfr talked °vet such plane, which If The .1110 of hitch 0 1110JeCt to the
followed out, will lesult in a guaranteed students In mining !matrices leg at Penn
supply of coal for (Ito college, and in State Ib set) evident First hand Is
addition, give valuable trainllng to tau- formation and int:tient moth In It eye
dents In mining ongineeting. tomatically opetated mine would be of
The plan, while merely tentative at imaluable aid to them. The nuttler
prevent, suggeste that Cho college Imp I was tefetted to a special committee >,
a tram of land In a nemby coal region and will I treive further comidel stint,
where -its mining can be carried oat tutor ott.
Spmctntuiv found a tit ceiling moot
to lay an e•it road) oxiantd, o form of
amusement nt the Initial net formance
\ Tondo) 42,211111 g. 1, hen th,..3 to 4.1 e Coined
to pa) one half .1 a tot pet minute to nee
Penn State gi the mitt
nolo Tett, la it
shots. so , t 1111 ti 411.114* tout nament
IN Mai, Into t ttt.hteint tl 10 lack the
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mulct +h.111,0 th tit the den..lt hatt.d
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fill tin. bun lin the in ogt.un. Manager
Itobei,l ..1111,..1 a bout betneen Ctal
tCll
011,1 1,111.,111 tot It Molt the °pee
tittots nue Inept) L.) the (11111)1(111C0-
:Ile. (11.11 it 1 illlll be no eshibition
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L‘l,lt:otd to dm L‘eittv of the evening
The 'lSi/11.1111111" 110111 ,11.4 It teal fight
und Lei t dell the °lost culling of the
olt slog nith l'allino n 'twin,: the big
our to he usd tlu ul.log law still In LI.
SOO. 1.13.4 i WIN/
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nl(0110 i s St (-11“11,1N 11/Ski Slim hold
At. fin dm 11,411 , 111. 110 , 0LohLet hod
these appLas....l to ho ssu choice bet,een
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the‘,lestl. I e but ' , thole, .14 iillit(110811
es
out pel lent, .01111 V. Oil .t Mel the
1311.1tOehttl v.ho, although appealing
•aionkel Intl lighting 11.11(1, 11 as (metal
o the vehet,
',late Win 125 Pound Clace,
Ontem it et clld net lc 11l nuth nn CIISY
, senlng's %%es It ce. Elle 1119 llghtc c team
mate nu :detach. of Teelc nue it 11413
tilt head) glutton, The balk, 1111 S
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/ISIS 1111t11 thu St Ito e.tecalet tint I,eil
hilt opponent Into a. hall nencen mat the
poppet) ',hetet nali 401,1.1) donned
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