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VOL XII
PLAN FURTHER
ACTIVITIES IN
BIG CAMPAIGN
Great Success Has Marked
Move--Many Letters
,
Sent Out
4 , ,nathp, campaign. following the very
successful close of tho first one WhlCh
AVM hold lost week In cchleb e6GD stu
dents wrote !otters to the senators and
representatives at Harrisburg, will be
hold within two weeks This will, also
be followed at a later date by still
another campaign the details of which
have not been worked out ns lot. The
nest ono will be In the nature of anoth
er letter writing campaign, similar to
the /Ire, but will be directed mainly at
the press, although also at civic clubs
and other organimtions which have
power and influence at Harrisburg
The second "shot' . will be tired by the
various clubs through their members,
and Its object will be to reach the edi
tors of all the newspapers throughout
the state and thus create a demand for
a larger appropriation, which can not
and will not be denied This demand
from the prose will reach the great
majority of the seven million Word.
In the abate. The appeal will also be
directed to civic clubs and other organ-
Lmtiona which are Important factors In
the politics of the state It in also
planned to have some work done
through the Dngineering and Agricol
=rill Extension Departments
- - - _
The blue were preeented in the Howie
Ropreentativs on Monday for the
Prat reading and were retried to the
appropriations committee no that the
first lettere arrived at the most oppor-
tune and ndvantageoue time. In too
week. the time will be ripe for driving
home the second spike In the attempt
to place Penn State In her rightful
place and in a position to secure the
building . s and equipment she neede no
badly.
College Getting
Into Campaign
"What will the State do for Its Col
lege,. to the title of a folder that is
being put out by the college this week
explaining the appropriation bills now
before the stets legislatUre. and which
*lll be distilbuted s in - all parts of the
state This catching title Is set on a.
picture of the student body assembled
In front of Old Alain, and the text of
the folder will give a complete analysie
of the present conditions and the needs
of - Penn State.
Five thousand of these will be sent
out very soon, and more may follow.
Members of the logielature and influen
nal men and °mud:cations all over the
state will receive them. The various
alumni associations will take it up as a
port of their boosting campaign Meet
ings of these associations all over the
state, will be an event of the next few
weeks, and an attempt made to com
plete In every detail the biggest event
ever carried out for POllll State.
Another phase of the opproprhttion
campaign is the work that la oxpocted
from tho organizations of paronts that
aro formed each yearatCommencemont
time. Judgo Wilhelm, of pottsvino,
president of tho organization Of tho
parent. of the mom In tho 101 d class,
hos announced that ho Will got the
members into the letter writing habit
for the good of tho cause
EXTENSION SCHOOL BEING
HELD IN PHILADELPHIA
An extension school In DAIk Problem.,
together with lectures and domonstra
tations In the field of home economics,
is being conducted In Philadelphia this
week by the School of Agriculture.
The lectures. which aro being given
by rnesinteni of the dairy husbandry
and home economics departments, be
gan yesterday and will extend over a
period of three days Part of the pro
gram, devoted to the extension school
work, bee been given over to addreses
by President Swim and Dean Watts,
of the School of Agriculture. Last
evening Dr. Sparks outlined the work
being done by the college in an addree
on "What Does the Taxpayer Dot?"
Dean Watts Is to speak title evening on
"The Agricultural Extension Service"
A similar extension school will be
conducted In the city of Pittsburgh on
February 20, 21, and 22
President Ackno
In quick response to the offer of the
services of the mole etudents of Penn
State "for preserving the national rights
of the country lumina foreign satires
sloe and the protectlon of her cit Leon•
in free use of the seas," come let
ters of acknowlodgomont and thanks
from the President, Woodrow Wilson,
and from the Governor of Pennsylvania.
Martin G. Brumbaugh. A telolimPhio
mound of the adoption of the resolutions
whose tents were published last week,
was sent to both of the above-men
tioned mon and their replies to Colonel
A. W. Roberts 'l7, of the Cadet Reel
' Ment, are as follows•-
'The White House,
Washington,
•
February 6, 1917.
illy dear Colonel Roberts
• , May I not thank you for your
' kind telegram of February oth, end
tell you students of the Penneylva
••• nla State College that I ein
fled and heartened by your sonorous
Aseurancee7
Coulledly and sincerely yours,
• (Signed) 'Woodrow Wilson
Colonel Archie W. Roberts,
State College; Pennsylvania."
Russian Symphony
Concert Assured
Announcement hoe lust been mode
that all arrangements have been com
pleted for the appearance here en the
afternoon of Saturday, Match IV, of the
/Evasion Symphony orchestra. Which Is
coming to Penn State as the third and
loot of the series of high class musical
concerto given under the auspices of the
department of music The second COll
- will be given In the auditorium on
Friday night of next stook by the
Keeled Quartet. .4
rho apPeomnco of the symphony or
ohestm had been a question of doubt
until recently, but the support of the
merles has developed to such proportions
that their coming In now assured For
many reasons, chief of which Is the
fact that morn out of tone potions will
he able to attend. the conceit is being
I held In the afternoon.
The orchestra will render a program
composed almost entirely of composi
tions by Russian musicians The pro
gram to bo given by the Noels°ls will
prove most acceptable to a Penn State
audience, for their appearance hero last
year was the biggest feature of the con
cert season
•
The final sale of tickets begins Feb
ruary 15 at Krumrine's and Gilliland's
drug stores, where students may pro
cure admission to both concerts fat
$1 00, or 75 cents for a single perform
ance The general public may obtain
tickets for the two numbers at 52 00,
or ii GO for a single combo,
ELIMINATIONS HELD
FOR INDOOR RELAY
Final Preparations Under Way For Inter
Collegiate Events on March
Third •
The Ilist of the trials for the Inter
collegiate Relay to be run March 3, at
the Exposition Building in Philadelphia,
was held last Saturday and resulted In
Shields, Whiting. Cottom, Poster, Krell,
Enoch and Shea being Picked as the
material foi the 528 yard relay team
Next Saturdy the elimination trials for
the 1000 yard relay will take place
In conjunction with the Indoor Meet
in Philadelphia the speed boys will also
perform, on March 2, at George Wash
ington Unherelty, in Washington, D. C
against the cinder men of Maryland
State and University of 'Virginia, In a
ono mile relay The State men were
Invited into this competition by the
mnagetiinnt at the-request, of both the
schools mentioned before, who denired
to compete against the Blue and White
miners The coming occasion is the
first time that the Penn tSate represen
tatives have entered this southern
In regard to the other distances for
the Intercollegiate contest, Commoniler,
Bock, Robb, Boner, and ICohley aro
showing up well and look good for
lberths on the respective teems
Carnegie Tech To
Meet State Five
The plaid tossers from immegle Tech
are scheduled as the next opponents for
Penn State's fast moving varsity
Quintet The coming fray will be staged
In the Armory next Saturday evening
and from all present Indications should
develop some mighty clover exhibitions
of cage piny.
The Tech live got off to a rather poor
Mart this season, but thoy hays boon
developing right along and of lute havo
kept their opponents on tho Jump The
Penn State passers, while on their wont
ern trip, stacked up against the wear
ors of the plaid II work ago last Satur
day'. In this conflict Captain Walton
and his men finally omorgod on tho
long end of a 37-20 score, but only af
ter the hardest kind of sledding in the
latter part of to sumo for the Smoky
City boys hold an IS-11 lead until the
beginning of the second half
The Scotchmen aro led this your by
Captain Greene. who takes caro of ono
forward position. As his running mato
ho has Abrams, who has proved a tower
of strength on the Tech team through
his ability to toss goals from tho foul
line. At center several mon have al
tornatod for the plaid crow. During the
lost two weeks Gretalor has been put
ting up a stellar game at this position
with Carey and Timm good seconds
Tho guard positions aro taken sure of
by Levy and Finlay, the latter of Whom
is considered to be one of the fastest
and shiftiest guards in Western Penn
sylvania.
!edges Resolutions
Following la e. reproduetten or the
letter from the Oovornar'a office:
'Executive Chamber.
ilarrisbul it.
robruary C, 1917.
Colonol A. W Roborto,
State, College Cadet Regiment,
/Unto Cotlogo, Pa,
Sty dear Colonel Roberta:-
rho Governor hoe asked me to
acknowledge with thanks the ro
calpt of your tologram of' tho dth
(natant, tendorlng to tho Common
woalth the servlcon of the twenty
three hundrod men students of the
Ponnoylva.nla State Collego trained
in military science, for tho Primer
vation of our National rights, and
to nannies his high approolation of
the patriotic spirit thereby manifoe
to&
Your communication has boon ro
forro4 to tho Adjutant Oonoral,
with roquact that it rocolvo ovorY
uttonUon and conoldoradom
Yours truly.
W. H. Ball._
Private SoorstarY."
STATE COLLEGE, PA.,WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1917
"ABSENT VOTING"
BILL INTRODUCED
Would Allow Students to
Vote Without Going to
Their Homes
College students of Pennsylvania will
be greatly interested in the outcome of
a bill that was recently Introduced In
the House of Representative. at Harris
burg which will provide for "absent
Noting" on election days If the meas
ure passes, it .111 moan that hundreds
of college student. who are qualilled to
vote 'in home districts can vote at any
polling place in the state whore they
happen to be located, and that their
ballot will be counted In with the re
sults of the election In the home dis
trict It Is animated that approxi
mately 100,000 Pennsylvanians will be
effected by the measure. the greatest
percentage being railroad and traveling
men and college students, who find It
Impossible to got home on election day.
The bill Is modeled somewhat atter
the ono that anti drawn up Winona
years ago by n former member of the
Penn State faculty. a Pramal , Day.
and was presented In the House by
Ittunsok S. Black Democratic represen
tative of Ilarrisbura Similar measures
aro In to: co h Virginia, North Dakota
Narets, Colorado. Malsiachunottn and
/femoral other states where they arc
working admirably.
Briefly. the bill provides that any
duly qualified voter, 'alio by reason of
his duties. basilican, or occupation, Ix
to be unavoidably absent from his
dcalgnated election district, but
MIII within the Commonwealth, may
make it:vacation, not more than sixty
our moro lose than five nays proceeding
the election, to the county Comml.lon
e're for a certificate of qualification and
an 01110101 "absent voters' ballot" This
certificate shall net forth the name of
such voter and contain full credentials
Thin ballot shall be similar In every re
spect to the regular ballot except that
Its back shall be marked with that title
The voter mny mark This ballot and
cunt it nt nay polling place In the Com
monwealth on election day. It in than
sent to the Voters' home county officials
and counted in on the result of his
home district
Penn State students have been work
ing tea the enactment of such a meas
ure for year., and the "Collegian" on!)
recently urged that the student body
take it renewed and active Interest In
the matter The student Civic Club hos
long advocated such a move on the next
of the State leglalaturo and will lend
Ito xupport In the PUSSIngO at thsk-bill
WANT SUGGESTIONS FOR
„ SENIOR CLASS MEMORIAL
The-senior class memorial committee
held a meeting last week to got started
on plans for the usual donation of a fit
ting remembrance to the college The
Problem this Ywu• will bo a serious one
for loss money will he available titan
lute been put into the senior memorials
of the past few years.
Pew feasable suggestions have boon
offered for a suitable memorial, and
the committee Is anxious to receive as
many as possible frem any ...co Paul
Herrman is tile chairman of the com
mittee.
College To Hold Summer
Conference on Rural Life
A summer conference on rural life.
tot the Instruction of ministers and
laymen. was decided upon as an addl.
tion to the summer courses at Penn
State at a meeting Of about twenty min
isters of all denominations. from all
Muth of the state, hold hCro on Hon
day A committee of live men wan ap
pointed to draw up a program for the
conference work, and this was presen
ted at an evening melon hold at the
residence of President Sparks
It vow pointed out that the college
can servo the state to a large oxent by
the inetitution of such a course In the
nuininer mission. It v.lll he held from
July 10 to July 20. Some of the sub-
Jects to be cone tiered will be: "Relig
lone Etiumition." "Rural Sociology,'"
Rural Seoul Problem."-and round table
conference', The matter will be pro
montod to the serious conferences of all
denominations, and published In various
church papers In order to preserve
the Identity of the movement, a board of
directors was appointed. pith President
Sparks a member ex-officio; Dr D. R
Smith, director of summer motion for
teachers; Professor M W. Eddy. secre-
Intl: Rev E. M 1 0 1 ear. State College.
Rev. S. B Evans, Tyrone, Rev. P. 13
Everitt. Lewistown, and Rev N. L
Horn. State College. The department
of public Instruction was roprosented
by R. NV. Helm, of Harrisburg and of
fered aspen to the movement, and told
of similar work elsewhere.
The following Hot of articles that havo
boon loot or found boa boon prepared
by tho Lost and Found Bureau of tho
Y. 1.4 C. A. Additional Information
may ho socured at tho Amociation of-
Vl3 Main Building.
Arlolos Lost
Brown Coat, Afgobra Book, French
Toot, AVatorman Fountain Pon, Loath
e, Pocket Afernorandum, Cream Col
ored Gloves, Brotost Pin, Spanfah Read
er, Motorlc, Stick Pin, Blaok Pocket
Chock Book, Bill Fold, Tan Pocket
Book, 1012 Class Pin, Gold Pin, Botany
Book, Small Bluo Loather Purso, Gold
Signet Ring, Gold Watch and Chain,
Slide Rule.
Articles Found
A Largo Pen ICnlto, Pair of Gray
Glove., Parker Fountain Pan, °lowan,
Cam. Gold Cigar Cutter and Gold Chain
Watch Fob, Cameo &Joie Pin. Two
Gold Cult Linke, Signet Gold Cuff Link,
Silver Cult Link.
VARSITY TEAMS SCORE
TWO EASY VICTORIES
Captain Walton's Men Run
Up Big Lead Against
Lebanon Valley
In a game featured by only occasion
al flashes of good form, Pena State de
feated the Lebanon Valley basket ball
team last SatUnixy night op the Ar
mory floor by the score of 42-22
'Dutch“ Herman's quintet once mole
proved its ability In handling the leather
sphere maintaining u comfortable lead
throughout the entire game.
The score at the end of the first
twenty minutes of play found State on
the long end of a 19 to G tally. It was
not anti/ about the middle of the second
period that the visiting five started to
make things interesting, and In this
period they compiled 12 points For State
Blakeslee was the stellar performer
both from the floor, where he caged
niv baskets, and from the foul fines
The defence of the State quintet was
for the most part Impenetrable and the
visiting Blue and White aggregation
was forced to resort to long shots, At
tic)s anteceding in coming across with
three successful ones
The content started with Blokeslee
dropping ono In from the distance
Memo, Blithest., and Walton then
qulrkly Increased the ocore to 12 be
fore Seiner made the first goal for the
sinners. The State players. finding it
difficult to distinguish their opponents,
discarded their blue lersoyn for white
ones, of [et which Blakenlee made a
pretty basket on n torn from Adam.
Sensor's unmeant foul shot was fol
lowed by a gold gent by Atticks from
the middle of the floor. Blakeslee made
a free toss and then Swerts sandwiched
in a two-pointer between Adam's two
contrlbutfons. The half ended with the
score nt 111 to S
The second half found Wagner and
Wilson replaced by Limbach and Fast
After Atticker caged a long one. Con
tain Loomis three, one In from the same
place Seltzer and Blakeslee each added
one and then Fast and Atticks each
made sensational shots Blakeslee then
came very much into evidence, malting
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NAVY WRESTLING MEET
STILL ON SCHEDULE
' The rumor that has been circulated
about the campus to the effect that the
Navy wresting dr.e, acheduled .to be
hold at Annapolis on March 11, has been
cancelled Is groundless Thu Nevl
management will attempt to hold to Its
schedule so far as ha possible In the
face of changes that may occur, duo
to the national crisis which will doubt
, lees effect the mldohipmen among the
trot. The fact that the Penn State
moo at Annapolis will be a big atmc-
Lion la also another point to ho consid
ered by the Navy management In bold
ing feat to the date as long as possible
Thus far the local management has re
celvad no Int!Mutton that' the meet
will be cancelled.
ZEDELER SEXTETTE GIVES
PLEASING ENTERTAINMENT
The Zodoler Sextette, In the fifth of
the regular Y. rd C A entertainments.
last Saturday evening. brought to at
very eppreciative audience a program
of muslo which unquestionably was the
boat of the season. The selections
wore varied, embracing the classical,
the popular, and the patriotic. The In
' struments were violins played by Were
Salon, and Weiler, piano by Mr Rosales
organ by Mrs Rosales, and Cello by
MI. 7.edolot. Mem. Zed°lor sang
The group came after a Journey of
nearly twenty-four hours, and although
tired out too great extent, gave an ex
ceptionally entertnining concert. The
personality and manor of Mr. fodeler
himself, the leader of the troupe, was
iimUSing . The entertainers were much
Weaned with thp treatment received h>
their audience, and the appreciation
which they allowed: and they expresed
their desire to return sometime twain
Tho final show of the Y. Al. C. A course
I Nell be given March sth, by Edmund
Vance Cook.
Calendar
WEDNESDAY, FEB., 14
7:00 P 31, Y. M. C. A Cabinet Meet
log, 273 Main.
7.10 P 31, Edwin Af. Chance. "Mine I
Atmosphere" Old Mining Building
TIIIJILSDAY, FEB., 16
040 P M, Steident Discussion Meet
ing, Dean Holmes, Libel al Arta, As
sembly Room.
7 00 P. M., H. 11 Bodine, 'The Chum.
her of Commerce, its Alms and Pur ,
poses" 14 Liberal Arta
FRIDAY, FEB, 16
470 ! 2,1 Illustrated Lemma, "Grip.
pied Soldiers, OM Chapel.
700 P M. Grunge Meeting, 100 Um•
ticulturo Building
SATURDAY, NEIL 17
7.00 P M, Basketball, Carnegie Tech
les Penn State, Armory
8.30 P. M, "The Piper" Audltmium
SUNDA], FED., IS
10,00 A. Id.. Freshman Chapel, Dr,
William 0. Reed
11.00 A. AL, College Chapel, Dr Reed
6,30 P. M., Y. IL C. A. Prayer Meet
ing, Auditorium
0.00 P. AL, "Poetry of the War", Prot
Crockett. Old Chapel.
MONDAY, FEB. /0
4.30 P M, Slimed Corps Merolla, 4
C. A.
TUESDAY, FED. 10
700 P. Id., "Dlsairrooable German Elf-
Delancey . " Prot. Collings, Assembly
• Room, LlbsSit Ails Building.
;~ . .~ ~. ,
Tottrbigiatt.
Blue and White Wrestlers
' Again Beat Pitt by 34-0
Score
Poi the third consecutive sear the
Penn State urestiera Wenn/lit over
the Unhersity of Plttsbitigh matmen,
last l'rlday night, in a meet that Wln
almost easily son as the I. T tout
munent of two seeks previous Six
(tills and ono decision were the sum
total of reruns eredlted to Blue and
White men which left Pitt entirely in
the cold The peculiar fact about the
contest lien In the coincidence of the
past three lears scores; each yew the
State molders having son the wt.e
number of falls and the same number
of decisions in exact]) the same classes
from the Smoky City wrestlers
An usual. the Blue and Gold repro
sentatites sere easy opponents for the
more clover Penn State grapplers In
the heavier classes the visitors appeared
to lack experience and apparently
wished to temitin on their feet rattier
than trust thetnsolves to the mat This
fact MM. espechtilY notleable In the
bout betseen Kendrick and Nolan In
the lighter battles thole sae comes hat
more competition ILIA reversal of po
sition. Summing the entire meet In a
fow sords It Lan be mid that the 1111-
KIM had the tight but not the necessary
experience,
Smote) Wins In Record Tinto.
Smote) led off euccessfully and
clowned his man, Storer, In approxi
mately one minute with a Combined
neck and leg hold Storer evidently
wished to make the match as short as
potable for he made the grey. Mistake
of dropping immediattly to the mat
where the State man quickly wtoght
him with a leg hold and easily pinned
hint tightly to the yelvet The two
men wasted no time in leaving the
stand and embraced the mat with On
termayer on top Atte, is few minutes
of gtappling with the State man on the
upper deck continually, Canton was
caught hi on attempted rice and forced
to admit defeat
Min and Captain Long kept the ball
rolling for State by donning Captain
Reilly and Cross of Pitt Mugs threw
Reilly In 4 minutes and 48 seconds
with a bar and ehancery,tuld with the
mune ability which has characterized
in work so far thin season Reffley was
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DEAN SACKETT TELLS
OF FRENCH CHATEAUX
" The Chateaux Country of France",
by which Is meant the beautiful region
In the vicinity of Tomelne. Franco, was
won described with the aid of /Nostra
tivo slid. by Dean R. L. Sackett of the
School of Engineering in the Old Chapel
last night. The speaker spoke from
first-hand knowledge of thu region,
which Is about 140 miles south of Paris,
oe ho, with his ramify, visited there in
the course of an automobile tour of
Croat Britain, France and Italy several
year. ago,
Following am some of the Interest
ing recto concerning individual mottles
which were brought out by the speaker.
“Chinon Is ono of the moat interest
ing castles, though now In ruin.. Hero
Joan of Arc came to entreat Charles
VII to let her drive the English from
Orleans and here, the miworful Knight
Tomolara wore tried for treason and
imprisoned In the old donjon which Is
still standing At Alois, King Louis
XII, Francis I, Catherine do Medici,
Mary-Queen of Scots, Charles IX, and
Honey II lived for longer or shortor
times Tho Chateau of Chenoncoaux in
most unique ea It spans the river. It
hail great guldens and genetics which
are open to visitors, and It is Interesting
to note that at ono time It woo the
Property of an American. At Loches,
Storm, an Italian statesman of Home
note, was Imprisoned 100 ateps beneath
tho ground In nolitude
Chambord, Chaumont and many other
famous Vrench Chateaux Were deerlbed
by Dean Sackett with related hlMmlcal
Incidents If Interest
Piper Production Will
Be Presented Saturday
The curtains of the Auditorium stage
will be drawn aside tills Satuid.ty even
ing, far the production of "The Pipet".
the Prat really all-college Play the ate
dents have attempted Final plans are
now rapidly taking shape: and from all
indications the play Prom's.os to be a
success in Mot y respect.
In adition to the sixty people iv?. MS
take part In the
,production, thorn will
ha elaborate scenic displays, and a Val
lugatlon of colors In the brilliant cos
tumes of tho players to afford pleasing
IlpeOtaelen From the Ocoee. to be rel.
remonted special attention has been
given to those of the Old Shrine and the
Church Loll, famous in the atom. A
special lantern has boon secured to add
to the stage effect.
Those who are taking part have been
sacrificing much of their time in the
rehearsals for several month. past, and
no effort is being spared to make this
production ono which will establish a
precedent along this line for the college
Tickets are on sale every night thin
week At 011111 ands thug Store, and at
Y. /II C. A. alco during the ahy.
Iolor•Clues Backelball Schedule
February.
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Friday, 16 19194020
Monday, ID 19184010
Monday, 26 10174020
Wodneed6y, 28 19174919
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Friday. 2 1918-1920
blonday, 6 1917-1918
I'l , ooo99day, 7 1919-1920
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VARSITY QUARTET
- TO MAKE RECORDS
ON CONCERT TRIP
Edison Company Invites the
Quartet To Sing in
New York
The varsity male quartet of Penn
State has accepted on invitation from
the Thomas A Edison Company to sing
several nelectlonx for reecado in Non
, Turk City on March 3 After the tee
' ends one made they still he submitted
to Mr. Edison and if accepted by him,
me alit, recumpento the quartet for Its
efforts and will place the records In
the legular eatologue of lilt c0m1..)
The date set for the tinging of the
tong. comet In the rabbit of the big
1p stile!: the Cleo Club la ilOOll to take,
the thief moot of :Mitch %%ill he the In
tercollegiate Glee Club Content In Car
negie Hall. Now lurk City, on Satin -
day. March :1.
Before the contest on Saturday night
a slipper alai be tensioned to the onlcons
of the art°us glee clubs at the Harvard
Club, The officers of the State Glee
Club who 0 111 attend the banquet are
W. L Henderson. ptesident. G.. 3 Sau
erhoff, manager. W IV 51cMaln, nen
sistant manager. is W liontz. librarian
unit C C Holninson, director That
aamo °toning. after the contest. tine
Penn State Alumni at Neu York have
arraagnsl a reception fun the entire Glee
Club to he held in the MeAlphln lintel
On Prink*. 51:u ch 2. the Glee Club
0111 sing at Hannon Heights, New Jer
sey, utak., the auspices of the Y 51 C
A The followlng Monde), Stanch 5. the
State gingers will mite: min at tile
Hnrrisburg Technical Elgin Sellout mai
the nest dn.) they 0111 glue n concert
before the girls of Penn SIMI at Clam
homburg. Pa
ILehigh Next For
State Grapplers
Penn SUsto's mailmen alit Journey
to South Bethlehem next Satinday and
these wlll be Oren the aria real test
of the season with the Lehigh Univer
sity wrestlers se their opponents The
Brown and White squad Is being looked
upon as a Cory formidable crow, and
from all UPpe.2.llC., Captain Long and
his cohorts will have to battle overt
Meek of the way it they aunt to to
turn nrith the bacon,
Lehigh has already defeated Pitt and
the Stains.field Y AI C A. teams by one
sided scores Penn State has a shade
on Lehigh with regard to the comp.,
mit e scores of their respective meets
with Pittsburgh While Penn State
won everything on the card front Pitt,
Lehigh gave way to one decision In
favor of the Pitt grapplers, and gained
but thtee falls in the remaining six
bouts,
The Blue and White wrestlers will
have the two heavyweight classes to
fear moat at Lehigh In the 176 pound
class, Captain Good, of Lehigh, did bet
ter work than Nolan against Kendrick.
of Ott getting a tail In six minutes It
took Pons, of Lehigh, loss than three
and a half minutes to dispose of Seidel,
of Pittsbuigh, and ho should prove a
powerful oPinment for C.altiockl
.•
Thu wirne team that wreotled against
Pittsburgh here will make the Lehigh
trip A brother of Floyd Parrish, eic- . IEI
will moot Shultz in the lit pound Ulna
Captain Long should have an easy time
with Henn. but HIM will hero to go
tho !twit with Noubort In the US pound
close
WILL SPEAK AT INTER
FRATERNITY BANQUET
Di V. llli an 0 Reed, the college
Preacher next Sunday. One for sot oral
yearn asiatatit Doan of Men at the Dol
t orally of California In this position
he made nn exhaustlue study of the
pi obit inn of college administration
Latta he tuns railed to the division of
ural otganiratlon of the Department
of AKili ulutrc of 1% gmhinglon, D C
Ho has cent, Muted many articles to
educatlohal pet ledleala on college ques
tions, especially these connected nit!,
Clock letter fraternitlea lie v.iii glue
the adill any at the Annual banquet of
the Inlet •Frntel nlty Centel once at the
Unit et any Club on Saturday night lila
trade rot the hallqUOt to "Why a Frater
nity lh °bleat", and fon Sandal morning
"Iloneatt "
NEW HORTICUTURE
UNIT FOR CI
Plans Made To Establish
Commercial Orchard--Bui
To Be Erected
If mescal plans walk out successful
ly Penn Stab° 1011 soon be the owner
of un additional horticultural unit In
tho shape of a commercial fruit orchard
together with ell the buildings neces
sary for a fully enninhod fruit iihtilt..
lion. The plans, altich have Loon
worked out by Dr. S W Pletcher, hood
of the horticultural department, call for
the establishment of a 60-acre fruit or
chard, which Is located a mile or more
to the north of the agricultural building
Tho new orchard Is to bo ostablishod
for tho purpose of enabling students In
tho various horticultural courses to ob
tain practical Instruction In commercial
orchard operations. According to tho
plans of Dr. Platcher, commercial plant
ings of apple, pouch, Pear, plum and
other trop fruits will be madoYgri the
tract. Planting. of the smaller fruits
IMECIEI
Keep Your B
Fresh For
Con •
PENN STATE
MAY BE
IN
Graduates of
Get Corn
Dunn State men
the mllita.) sort-lot,
according to a 101101
lain Ahreodec mu
usually geed °Duarte
111i11410n11 as tit:coot'
Marine Cut ps Thi
come about through
Ma. 1110 Cu. Ito undu.
the Natal Applopri.
by the Plesident las.
that this full quota
lice: en ma) he secu
earnpetitice 0.1111111
In the 111 (111.111 0
el% Ii life mho cleshe t
of the milltalS sent
CHDeere of the Mit
pointed from the Poll
Mac Writes of the \
Aterilot lout 11011(004
the Moline (taps,
hell of (1140041141110114 4 1
inade Mote the pa
National Act, but tl
oppertunit, tut ot,
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MEE
111 IYMUIIIg tortilla
molt Of iii mthates
eoilegeu .tocl unite
nosh ed This lo p:
lemma to triune iii
taken the coarse In
undo, the miner, en
the Atm) Such m
(tom examination In
Pets Cnl;ll•It Cln
COIMIII MAO
mtne. (Mir diploma .
mendation of the cot
coined In Waco of t
phxokal examinutlo
hoot,.
The pay and talon
of the Uniting, Cots,
rtre the same as tho
Infantry of the Alm
second lieutenants I
and In addition to tit
quattera, heat. Ugh.
lent.
Captain AM ends
to iLeommenci, prior
al members of thl
close for appointme
tenants Candidate:
and under ft sears
Interested In rho ma
may be secured at t
:mind/int or from 11
the military bulletl
teat of Old Alain
Thespians
Ren•
This Is the title of
cal comedy that lu
thu Penn State The.
fen its anneal prude
Is a pia) that has be
doted On the legit!
said to be sort well
Dana of the Thespian
pot [unity for more •
respect to sLenery
titan been model:ad
for years
A record brealtliy
received (or cast an
must at the . Weedit.
been done A total
out tut tile chorus
the cart These Ito
In the chinos and e
Eleven men will he
curt, 1,1,11 MOllll-101
A I-I Kei nu. of
on gto expo, lenco ft
f dramatic in oduot
ninleni 0. hati Imes t ar 0401 and clot 1.,
C I. Downing. of PI
lid chin go of Oda it
Mot A L Ifoebet
of Alchitectutc.
foto rho Pennt.lun
sttecexaftil Oaxaca o
panel on dm liat
at nil al l'anniq Ivan
meeting .ax lucid
feat of Thor Koch
hectic lo line .itiu ti
Inc ONtiglltillg fut.
Ito oat the II
such as strawberri
grapes will also ho
to those plantings,
It packing holm
noccsaary fur a corn
be undertaken W
of • those buildings
added to the achool
Tho courses at I
cal wet k at tho no,
arninipal that tiles
spend full half day
kw to the distance
In planned to tom I
In transporting at
the orchard. The en
referred to a comm
intones for kohl
notion hi confident
project, however, an
the work of Plant
atiatOtiate Orinc th