age-Four
VALENTINES
A box of delicious Samoset Chocolates of which we have
just received a fresh shipment - from the factory.
A Large Assortment
GRAHAM & SONS On THE CORNER
FORMER COLLEGIAN
EDITORS IN MANY
FIELDS OF ACTIVITY
An investigation of meat occupations
the foimet editors of the "Penn State
Collegian" are engaged in, lute re
vealed the filet that but OHO of theta b+
engaged in nem4paggit mink of in, kind
'rho "Cullegitul ' ham been pubilsimil
since 1904, and atn.ig tile tmehe 1114 n
mho 'lase held he po9ltlon of edict-In
chief, there ate file men engaged in
engineet lag mot it, tmu inn 3 eta, one Pp -
ester, one nemspapet man and tmo ag
riculturists. The tolloming is it list of
former editor+ of the "Collegi lII' and
their ocupations
Alexttntlet Hatt, .11. the tlest ettltot
of the Collegian, a. tnembet of the el L5l
of 1905, Itt the Nem, Yozlt Clt) atlt et
10111e4entathe of the Not elf.,
Nona Co. Nev. 10th CR)
T 1 0 Dolts. 'O6 is an eletti [Lai engi
noel In tile °lb of Witqllington, D C
A N. Little, 'O7 In ll LW, NUI in fits
Moines, In.
C N Montag. 'O9 Is the ltssistant
manages of 'PM chases fon the J Cr
White Engine. log Con not that
A. W. rinhet, 'lO is the assistant
supertlsor of signdls Cot the Pittston fill
division of he Penns It ania Mail:odd
C Mae Breinget, 'll, is an elecde ti
engineer at Jane/4,111e, W1.1(.0114111
W S Kriebel Is it tot °slim to, the
Anonta Forest Pi oilut.ts Co of Atrioni
Conn
Ft 13vanti, 'l3 IN entitlo3ol b Ili lie
Citizen... Tn..lion Co, 01 011 Cite, I't
J D Hoganlc 'II liss giadu iti d hum
the Haman! Lao School and iv llOtt re
siding at Snietigiut t, 1' i
J It Mathets 'II In nu e•tensilutt lisp
resentntito of tit. cOlll5O In Coln:obi x
County, I'll
Dal id 31tMay, Jr , IL Is an asslntunt
Instructor In the Itortkultutal 001 1 .111 -
mont of tint 10011 St Ito College lit Amen
la.
A Lail )tax Issued last night In )11ml
get Tittle May of the Thespians fin
candidates for the pt °auction chinas
They still lupin t on Fria,. evening In
room 100 Plot t building tot the Inltl ti
Instruction Ttials for all deist: L:0000.
In the Thespians ph* will be held on
Thursda3, lrt king and S third* of el
en' iwUi up to tile thne of the Pith
hero on Nlarch 31 The inhodule (oi
lcan Cunt. Thut sit t). 630 Choi us, is
day at 600 Itt lieu inciting and Saint -
day afternoon at 180. Cast, 090 Sat
urday evening.
Class Finances Improve
clam hue started melt and has II onn
fortable enrolee of 91891.1 Tile hem
In the Ilublllti l or the elq99cs of 1917
and 1918 Lulled “Act.ounte ltecebable
Intereht99 bln119" ILIA elllll9l Ile)
Mall belongs to the 14,9tLthe tie•Li
but 11111011 is In the 1011.19 of ill lob!.
chess Spot to benetn of
Thu repo: t which follows, if sunlit,'
carefs]!), will show that the linencial
conditions of each of the classes hue ini
proced conhichnithly since thencw ms
turn went into effect Tilt tenet con
slots of two statements, one showing
the conditions Of the chi, [teasel COi
when taken in chat go lw the hat -
class treasmei and the nthtt conditions
of the St easel lot at tilt end of the that
:tamest., Jemmy 27th
INTEU-CLASS TECASUItIat.”. REPORT
September 1, IMP
Cash On enOClfilln Account
Accounts ROCOnIInIO from 1-C Sporn ,
Tress .. . .
Savings on DCl3OHit at i liii Lent
Doncloncy atlama . ..
Liabilities
Accounts Payola° .
11!EIS=E1
Assets:
Cash on Checking Account
Accounts recen.oble from I-C Sports
Trona . .... . .... .
Savings. on Deposit at 3 pm cent.
Accounts PsYnbls
Surplus Dulune° .
DoScloncy... . ..
LaVlo $1611.1
C1am..... .. 32.68
I C Sports . 477 76
H. M. Myers
MOTOR LINE TO TYRONE
Car leaves State College 8 a, m and
3.30 p. m. arriving at Tyrone 045 and
.5:15 respectively.
Morning car connects with main line
East 10.31 a. m. Afternoon car connects
with main line East 640 p. m. and Wen
6.05 p. m.
Car leaves Tyrone from Ward House
12.15 p. m. and 7.00 p. m. arriving State
College 2.00 and 845 respectively.
SUNDAY SERVICE: Leave State Col.
lege 3.00 p. m. Arrive Tyrone 4 45.
Leave Tyrone 7 p. m.
Fare $1.25 each way.
Watch for new schedule to go Into et
set April Ist. •
The Best Valentine
SUCCESSFUL GROWERS WILL
GIVE SERIES OF LECTURES
"'tone, 01 chard °igen." oas the
subJeet lasented to the Crab Apple
Club lo All John Dunk, Iluntingden.
l'a I ue.,l IN es vtaing This tine
the Ih ta of a reties of talics arranged
Dieteher head of the Doi tl-
Loan al Deo...talent. to he gh en 1 , 3
suu.equl halt grottos undmnrket
gaol , net prminenee in this !gate
achhesses o 111 take 111, the In ole.
1, not how a pratAlwi standpoint and
t wit ono a 111 be Inflated by nn
open
dl ittoo.lon The lag Is the Ilst of
lie Llama owl their soldeLts "Starting
t, :`7 [ '` thd‘ Vl r 'l'VLe'si '
i 11,1;,, n, Tel tr "The Green
house ltuslnc is", Joseph Ile truck. W. I to.
t oto u "Contmemial Apple
emit lug", D M • Wel tr, Wu, onshore,
A 1,,, elt 7, and Opportunities In Vegeta
-1 Ine Growing;' llet bort Sao let).
If 1:1 DOLIN trill rms.
The ti In fist 11. candid too for tho
oljln Club tote held I Ist Tharsult*
Lt rohlt, 00110: to the small number of
unto ti)lng out. It tins Itt Idol not to
t.11"..11IN 111010 In mall 1110 anal tulals
before Conumeneement The :Volution:l
b.. 0 11l is comp Lot Mt Oleo Chub on
the 'Oen loth Lilo, 01111 looks (Omani
to 015lott o ultml mount the Woo
Club .utal Michael!.
BUILT BY AMERICAN EXPERTS
Europe's Largest Darn, near Talarn,
Spain, a Monument to United
States Engineering Skill.
The large,l. dam In Ent ope, situated
near the old fortified tone of Talton,
Spate, as ruent I e completed by
.kin 4 I lion ettglneer , and i sport , . It Is
emegracted of emu rite, and Is flat)
(et t Itbdt. 700 feet lung and 230 feet sit
the blew, gradually deefeaslog to 14
feet lit the top. The Nognera
11l ris. fill, ell thrOligil tile (1111S111
lures, which the data Is built, and it
abuts on Ithate,t perpendicular cliffs
The 11110%e the 110111 11 110
frill the suit loos hualholders at
a Clint. of nearly .1 , 1 000,000, anti nose,
filled m Ith water, forms on artificiol
hike 15 1 1 miles long and :la miles
aide The floodgates are w covert:fly
balanced that they open qui 1111 l falcons
under the pre , are of a else of one
loch of water. The nattual formation
of the roof, near the dant has been 11111-
I,cti to proside n splllmay 111111 ft co
mmits of 70,000 cubic feet of sinter a
sewed.
The dam has a twofold object In the
produ t don of electllc tamer and nice
In Irrigation. The so titer that ,now
tosses through the ramerlionsc yields
an electric current of :20,000 horse arm
or. Later it will be increased to 40,000
braise tamer The meter Is carried by
II 5 551,111 of canal. Into an arid dis
trict. where It Irrigates a cut face of
nearly 11110 handled ar)uate tulles. A
%Teat deal of American made Itatchin
zry 0114 114Ini in the coast: tattoo work.
Inn From King G , rl
One sehool.irl t :We hi I
and 'lx of her ph, 10e¢ I,re anr ,
ously hurt when lee and 'mow al
nit the root of Parker 3rhool in Wev
Manchester. X TT
1919 1920 Total
117 97
ir!II=131r1
$12425 675 1 . 043& 6042 05618
110 IC CG3U
250 CO 2200 00
80000 2750 00
6743 61 29 41 46 4286 J 59 12 879127
7.1- 18
111 12
G 23 81 2600 22
696 83
CB=
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
W. L. FOSTER, President.
DAVID F. KAM Gambler
Booster Campaign On
(Continued from limit pogo)
clock suspended [rum the balcony of the
Nittany Inn The ultimate goal In the
number of student booeters has been sot
at 2500
A strong effort to being made by those
In charge of the campaign to interest
entry Ml%!dun' student In the move
ment for a greater Penn State. Last
ening the fraternities and clubs uero
%hilted by members of the campaign
tommittee nlio laid the matter before
the students end requested their aid
In the innleet To-night a general cam
paign of u (lire nature mill be carried
on in the town for tire purpose of
reaching those ixho hate not )et in
tea caned themsehes in the movement.
MEREMOE=
rueiy county club In college Is hold
ing ameeting thin e‘ening an a fore
runner to a m1111 . 1.111(1 Ilnlsh for the
,impaign Reports of the actlvillon of
of the club members will be received
and ntepn When to secure the old of
those men v.ho lime not thus far co
operated In the campaign A lint of the
meeting placer of the varloun clubn Is
minted in another part of thin Issue
Zedeler Sextette Here
(Continued from first page)
headed by Nicola! Zedeler, who has
studied the vielincello under Herman
Dilestel, solo cellist ugh the Metropoli
tan Grand Opens Company of Now York
City Much of his early instruction
was scented in Europe under the most
famous teachers of thin inntrutment
Other members of the Sextette Include
Miriam Zedeler, organist, Norman 'Wal
let, second violinist, Mitrl Ryland Ro
sales, Emma., Senor Euetsuile Resides,
pl.inist and composer, and Marquis Au
elle violinist
CENTER COUNTY FARM
BUREAU ORGANIZED
After se, ertl months of preparatory
ork the organization of a Centre
County Farm Bureau has been finally
effected The organization meeting. held
In Bellefonte on Thursday, February 1,
atle attended by a number of prominent
farmers and businesv men from differ
ent parts of the county The (allotting
ollicery were elected President, John
S Dale, Slate College, Vice President.
[Bury McDowell Henan). Secretary
and Treasure], Calvin B. Neff, Centre
The interest iihown In this movement
to date. together mith the favorable
comments made at the meeting last
n soli, :mikes It entirely probable that
Centre County all have an extension
represerimtise, or county agent by July
Ist
BANQUET FOR TIIE .9" MBN
Sixteen football .. S" men Mere enter
tained by Pans!dent and Mrs Ednin
Dale Sparks at their home last Satur
day cloning. This is an annual treat
gl‘en by Dr and Mrs Sparks. and In
addition to the letter men. Head Coach
and Mrs Harlow, Mr and Mrs Ray
Smith were present golowlng an chub
[nate dinner the senior girls turlved and
d tm.lng held tile atention for the bal
ance of the e‘dnlng
THE NEW YORK SUN'S VIEW
OF SCIENTIFIC AGRICULTURE
Putting brains into tho soli pays, ac
cording to the figures given out in con
nection with the Wick committee's In
s estlgation at the State College of rig
ricultme These figures indicate that
farmers with high school training make
talc° au much an acre as those aith
out, and that college-bred farmers
matte Unice as much
Cianting that boys able to go to col
lege are those most likely later In life
to have money to buy the best farms,
it still appears as If, with every allow
ance made, the highbrow farmer had
the best of it In ability to make the
land yield. Such figures Indicate now
conditions, well worthy of the attention
of the parents of today planning their
bm's future
NVlien these parents were themselves
boy, the farmer was Mill a creature
apart, often a farmer boy came to the
city, seldom did a city boy seek Ills
fortune on the farm Now all that is
changed 1 - arms are no longer so re
mote as to be unirraibitable for city
bred tenderfeet. Crops bring such goad
money that the possible profits attract
coon a city boy. Costs of pioduction
arc so high, markets so many, agricul
tural sciondi Is so developed that the
trained, wideawake mind is needed.
But the city boy with the country
stlnet In him in no longer condomnen
stick ulthin city wall. The gelds
°nen
GILBERT & BACON
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
For 1918 La Vie
H. H. BURRELL, 'lB, Student Representative,
Nittany Publishing Co. Building.
DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU
that the VICTROLA in your
Fraternity was to small for the
house?
DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO
Go down today and talk it over
with the man in
' THE MUSIC ROOM ,
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
MEASURING BRAINS
PROVING SUCCESSFUL
Tests Made on Some Backward Stu
dents Shows Up Weaknesses That
Can Be Remedied
Mor hose lour brains mettourod,
In the School of the Liberal Arts
interesting tests have recently been
made to determine the quantity and
quality of brain possessed by students.
By the use of the Stanford revision of
the Binet-Simon tests various students
have been subjected to eiaminatlon
with somewhat unexpected results. For
example. a nouns man alai come to
the end of the last semester with not
less than four conditions and failures
showed vs hen tested that he was In abil
ity rather beyond the ...erne° adult".
Ile one very quick In his reactions.
elioued unusual power at thinking. ex
cellent memory, strong renaming abili
ty, and In every way except In vocabu
lary knowledge. was above the "average
aduli." That he failed in his college
elms work seems to be due wholly to
a carelessness about study rather than
to a leak of brains
Another young man having practical
ly the same general result, Bo far as
the total is concerned, wan much slow
er in thinking and reasoning, hut
throughout all his work sound and care
ful Brilliancy was not his strong point
as wan that of the first young man re
ferred to However, the second etu
dont came through the semester with
only A's and B's.
- Other tests show similar results The
conclusion seems to be that college
work depends upon exertion and close
attention to business as much as upon
natural aptitudes and brilliancy.
One Needed (Bowies
In ono Instance n peculiarly interest
ing result cone shown. A young man
hod gone through physical examinations
Y. M. C. A. CABINET
MEETS IN BELLEFONTE
Taent)-three members of the Y M
C A Cabinet spent last Sunda) in
Bellefonte * with .. Bilr . Miller of the In
ternational Committee, Nuts York Re
ports from the various chairmen More
giNen, outlining the work for the com
ing semester. and plans discussed for
special campaigns on subjects ouch as
Bible Study. Membership. surd Deputa
tion Stork
Six men. Kroll. Horner, Weber, Owens
Cochrane and Brinker. addressed the
students of the Bellefonte Academy at
their special nix-thirty meeting. Mr
[WOK principal of the Academy. asked
for an
visitation of College men
In the Spring, as did the sixty young
men of the Academy Arrangements
will be made to repeat the visit. In or
der that It:mitar meetings may be en
couraged among the men of the Aced
ern).
Tao students, C L Lee TO [lnd C H.
Seaman,lst year two-year Ag. aro con
fined with scarlet fever in the dispen
sary, and Jose Carreras, special, In In
the Infirmary with a slight attack of
chicken pox However, theye all
convalescing and, eneept ar
for a fow
cases of tonsilitls and grippe, the college
Is entirely free from disease
FOUND—rountnln Pen. Monday noon
on stalk to .Ag 1 1111 In front of Track
House See 1 , N. Pagan, Hort Build.
Ink.
Watch for the opening of our circulating
Library _
We carry in stock a complete line of Agri
cultural Reference Books
Orders taken for all kinds of books
Agents for Edison Dimond Disc Phonographs
"The phonograph with.a soul"
The Penn State Book Store
L. K. Metzger, 15, Prep.
111 Allen St.
-"-
_
,
at two military camps carried on by
tho government, had bean examined by
the state examiner during his public
school life, had gone through the phys
ical examination at Penn State, and no
miggestion had been given him that
his eyes wore poor During this mental
test It woo discovered that ho almost
always failed to pronounce correctly
certain words having unusual combina
tions of vowels, thin both in reading
and in vocabulary tests The conclu
sion wan at once drawn that he was not
Seeing the letters accurately and ho was
omit to a trot-class oculist In Philadel
phia. Ile came back not only with
glasses, but also with the story that
neither of hie eyes had half the normal
efficiency.
A limited number of students who
volunteer for the work will be examined
by graduate students in Education If
they present themselves at the Waco of
Dr. Rancor, or of Dean Blaisdell. Each
of a group of graduate students will,
for practice, put perhaps v. half a doz
en students through these tests.
Toilers Handicapped.
Donn Blaladen says that tho only
reason the School does not offer to test
more man In college who Is not doing
satisfactory nark In his classes is that
they do not have men to do the work
Each test occupies several hours Ho
eould like to have a man nho could de
sOW all Ills time to thls typo of brain
measuring and to general consultation
alth students concerning the choice of
IL vocation While few, If any, colleges
In the worthy hnve a facult3 memobr
Biting all Ills time to ouch work. there
Is moth talk that the larger Inetltu
dons sills nll have such a man within
a few years
The Rev. Robert Mac Gowan of Pitts
burgh at prominent minister of the
Presbyterian Church. will bo the college
preacher next Sunday. Rev Mac Go
aan has but recentb been trnneforred
to Pittsburgh from Lancaster, Pa.
Gilliland's Compound Cod
Liver 'Extract with Malt,
Wild-Cherry and Hypophos
phates. A palatable Recon
structive tonic for the relief
of chronic Coughs, Colds
and Bronchitis.
Ray D.'
Gilliland
Druggist
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
%Ili* Thiaire Cio
Nittany Theatre SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY
ANITA ICING
"THE HEIR TO TILE 1100EAII"
THURSQAY
WM. GILLETTE
SHERLOCK HOLMES"
Sovon Rook;
FRIDAY
DODOTILY DALTON
"A GAMBLE E SOULS"
G=MI
All 'varsity baseball candidates
(Freshmen excepted) are requested to
report at a meeting to be held on
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock in
room 202 Engineering "A." - All men
with any ability whatever, especially
pitchers and catchers, are urged to
report at this meeting.
There is still a chance for any
Sophomores to try out for the position
of Assistant Baseball Manager. They
should register at the office of Gradu
ate Manager Smith as soon as possi
ble.
LABORATORIES EQUIPPED.
The Mineralogical Blow Pipe labora
tories of the now mining building have
been installed and will be ready for use
during the coming marauder A now
gas system has been Installed In the
laboratory. A large receiving tank is
on the outside of the building which
contains a supply of compressed — gas
With the opening of the Blow-pipe lab
oratories practically oil of the available
apace In the now building will be oc
cupied.
LAST CALL FOR "FARMER".
The last chance for sophomore can
didates for the Deafness Staff of the
Penn State POMOr to report will be
given next Friday evening at seven
O'clock in Room 206 Agriculture Bldg
EUREKA
The Broad That Satisfies.
Try our delicious Pastry and Ice Cream
TILE STATE COLLEGE BAKERY -
Both Phones
K. n c•x' s Cafe
Is the place for you to eat
Sanitary conditions and first class service guaranteed
Open until 12:00 p. m. every night except Sunday
Nittany
Printing and
Publishing Company
Publishers of
The Times
Stationery
Specialists
•
Gentzel & - McEachren
Fresh & Smoked Meats'
Fish and Oysters
College Ave. and Pugh St.
Phofoplags of Qualify
Biala College, Va.
"SOUL OF KIIRAI SAN
Pastime Theatre
FRIDAY
WILLIAM FARNIIM
"TUE PRICE OF SILENCE",
Ono of the very beet of recent
Wedneeday, Feb: 7, 191
State=Centre
Electric Co.
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL
State=Centre
Electric Co.
Store Closes at 6 P. M
SATURDAY
JUNE CAPRICE
'TEE RAGGED PRINCESS*
A Mauro of Unusual Chum.
COMING
FOX SPECIAL FEATURE
THEDA BARA
"THE DARLING - OP PARIS