NV Four
Our Easter line of Cards,
Candies, bulk and package, will
be the finest shown in Central
Pennsylvania. Don't fail to see
them.
GRAHAM AND SONS On the Corner
Interclass Basketball
(Continued From Fhot Pogo)
Sopke 99 Jinforx 29
Young F Jimenon
Smith F Donnelly
I.4vlngston
Rrieholbereer
'McFadden G Farrar
Butatitutionn:--Galbmlth for Young;
Young for Eicholberger. Mold Goals•—
Young 11, Smith 2, McFadden 2, Gal
braith 2, Elchelbargar 1, .11mason 3,
Ewing 2, Donnelly 1, Wlllhuna 1, Far
tar 1.
Sodors Down Fresh
The freshman-sonlor gams was close
and exciting throughout and it wan on
ly duo to the accurate foul tossing of
Simpson that the Sonfors came out on
top at 31-29. From the floor, the year
ling. scored one more goal than their
upper clean opponents, but Mohan fell
down on the penalty throws Simp
son scored 21 of his team's 31 points
hi. evening. work Including tliX field
goals and nine out of ton from tile foul
Una Hallowell scored all but two of
rte team's remaining points with four
two-pointers.
Dierkle and Hunan did most of the
scoring for 1920, the latter making ono
beautiful basket from about the center
of the flaw. The freshmen, however,
made the mistake of playing too much
of an individual game, and It was due
to this that they wore defeated The
line-up and summary
Seniors 81
Price
Simplon
Freehmen 29
Mullan
Muschlltz
HallowellMace.ld
C
Wllklneon G Brown
Minor G Morkle
Substitullone.-11111er for Halloo,ll,
Schooley for Price; 'Young for 3tuach-
HO; Shoemaker for Hine°id
•F•held Goals —Simpson 0 Hallowell 4,
,Miller 1, Mallon 4, :Berke 3, Brown 2,
Bineald 1, Young 1
Foul Goals —Simplum 9 out of 10,
Mullan I out of 11.
Hollowing 15 the standing of the
teams, In the league to date•
W I. T Per
4 1 0 000
1 1 0 .800
2 3 1 400
0 5 1 000
Freshmen
Sophomores
Seniors
Juniors
WORE ON TENNIS COURTS
Physical Director Lewis expects to
Mort getting the tennis courts in shape
as soon es the Weather will permit. He
purposes to use student help In the
work thin year, so all students desir
ing such work should see him as noon
as poslbk,.
The Penn State Collegian 19 now on
nate at Graharn'e on the corner, Ave
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proofreaders by these presents• Marks
of parenthesis (which are frequently
required) are not to be confounded
with brackets [Hear! Henri], uhich
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DEUTSCHER VEREIN SOCIAL
The annual social of the Deutscher
Varela will bo hold in the Women's
Building on March 29. Tho special
entertainment feature at the meeting
last Thursday evening was a ono-act
comedy given by several members of
the Veroln.
True Ape of Men
How old Is man 7 Measured In years
as one knows. But ho is as old as
thongbt, as mind. When man's sores.
ter Mit began to think, that day man
was born. As man has progressed In
the last million years, or half-million,
en we may hope he will progress In the
next half-million or million, and the
time may yet come when, as a great
scientist has said, ho will stand upon
this earth and touch Me remotest
stirs.
Drop Use of Card
Thomas Edison [Wallies young people
to work to avoid temptation. Will
some of our renders kindly try this and
let us know whether It's worth at
temptlng7--11neon Telegraph.
SPRING TONICS
Now is the season to cleanse
the system and get ready for
spring
Try a bottle of
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for cleansing the blood and as
general tonic
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Track Men Win
(Continued I - % out Flint P 880)
Frwilinien Rini Moo
Morin and Marling, both Freshman
track men, utile laming under the Bos
ton A A colors Morin did not qual
ify In the thuds of the 50 yard event
in ahich ho man entered Marling run
an the lead-off on the Boston team in
nn Inter-city championship race The
cities of Boston, New York and Phila
delphia aon .rich "Ted" Meredith run
ning anehm The 00001 ass a ono mile
relay 011th four men to a team.
MISSIONARY TO GIVE
ILLUSTRATED TALK
The Reverend Joseph Elklnton
giro an illustrated lecture entitled "Our
Neighbors of the Par East" In the
Auditotiutn on next Saturday evening,
March 17, at S o'clock
Elkinton is a prominent Quaker
of Philadelphia, and for years has been
identllled Midi missionary undertakings
all over tile aorta Ile has travelled
extensively In Europe and Chins and
during his kanneys has gathered a
Wealth of Interesting matelial
Ilia talk this Saturday night will be
connected chiefly v.lth China In which
country he had much to do with mis
sionary extension Dean Sackett, of
the Engineeting Sthoo,l in a personal
ft lend of the Reverend Elkinton
VIVID ACCOUNT OF MASSACRE
GIVEN Br DU. USSIIER
In one of the largest Sunday Even
ing Meetings held maim the auspices
of the Christian Association in Me
years, Dr Clarence D Usshet, who for
nineteen years labored in Turkey in
medical %yolk, held for mael bound for
nearly an hour and a half ills entire
audience Nut for a considerable
limo has such an experience and ad
%enter° been ielated before a Penn
State audience. athenture among the
Turks and Armenians which seem
unbelimable. Time after time it
seemed that the activities of the Allu
sion station, the two hispitals and the
schools would ceastetttlteteeeemfwTeT
schools would cease with the massacre
of all those engaged, detherunee came
to the band of faithful follimens, ac
cording to the speaker
Dr Usether mune in the Interest of the
Student Voluntcern of the College, yyho
conduetesl the meeting in conjunction
with the Christian Association of the
Toting Alen and Women. During the
day he spoke to the Volunteers in a
special meeting, to the Freshman Bi
ble Cie..., to the Ladies of the College
In McAllister Dull, and to a large num
ber of Individual men and 'seinen In
the %argues meetings and interyiews,
he told of the outbreak of the heath!.
ties between Russia, Turkey and Ar
menia showing how for some time
plans had been ill the formation. and
how Gel many vatii to play 11 leading
part in Ulu hostilities.
The Raisin's dream of a xorld power
ulth himself as Dictator had led to the
building of a spacious palace overlook
ing the Dead Sea, Persian Calf, Jordan
River, and all avenues leading into the
future neat of power The description
of the siege, the retreat, and the mass
nem of the Atmenlans before rho Ot
toman forces was vividly pictured, to
gether 111th the cruelty and the relent
lessness in which the Armenian popU
lation 11110 reduced from two million to
six bandiedthousand
"Long on Short Whistle."
Ask each one of a company of fifty
people to rise separately and remain
standing for one minute. There will
be 50 different records. varying from
10 to 60 seconds. Ask 10 workmen
each to bring you u shoot and a long
board, and you will get 20 different
lengths of board These illustrations
are used ht a railway man to empha
size the necessity of a mechanical de
vice to eliminate the element of 'uncer
tainty as to what constitutes n "long"
or a "short" whistle by a locomotive.
It is not right, he mays, to trust the
safety of a trainload of passengers to
a guess upon a guess,
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Wrestling Review
(Continued From Pint Page)
four years, always with the purpose
in view of wrestling In his senior year.
How uell he was prepared for this ono
year of glory Is seen when it is coo•
sidored that be won over Wiggsten of
Cornell. Jones of Princeton, McCul.
lough of Lehigh and Wyatt of the
Navy. This list of men - containe the
Intercollegiate champion, the two run.
nen' up for that place, and Wyatt, a
man who who had not lost a bout in
three years until ho met Ostermayer.
Long Re elected Captain.
Long was re elected captain for the
coming season, thus keeping that of
dce In the family for the third consecu
tive year. The prospects for the sea
son of 1918 are of the brightest, for
with the exception of the 125-pound
class, the same men who wrestled this
year will be eligible next winter.
"Doc" Lewis Is working hard with
Dettar, the freshmen wrestler, and by
next fall promises to have developed a
matman who will ,be capable of hand
ling the 125 pound class, and if this
hole is filled the others are sure to
be better than ever.
The season's record for the team
ran be stated In a very Low words
It Is found on summing up that the
Penn State matmen won 34 bouts, lost
7 and drew 1. Ostermayer, Mills and
Czarnecki went through the Reason un
defeated
A summary of the Individual records
sloes Smoley two bouts won by falls,
too bouts won 1,) decisions and two
lost by decisions
Ostermayer won cc ery bout, three
by clean falls and three by decisions
Mills also had a clean record, winning
live falls Ile was given the other by
default when his Princeton opponent
cons injured As far as points scored
Is concerned, Mills had a bettor scor
ing record than any other man on tho
team.
Captain Long foil a trifle betow the
high water mark which he Hot lost
Sear Ile is credited with winning two
falls too decisions and losing two bouts
by decision
Schultz has one fall and two decisions
recorded on the uinning side and three
bouts, one by fall and two deciedons on
the reverse nide of the list.
lelnn eon too decisions and was
then injured, thus completing his sea
son's work
In the abort nonce during which he
wrestled, Illggtne had one fall, two de
clnions and one draw to his credit.
Cntrnecki is another man with a
clean record The score book gives him
nit Louie won Three of therm were
won by Mlle, two by decision. end one
by default when Benton Tech failed s te
produce a heavy weight wrestler
Would Help Some.
Tills would be a better country If
we would quit enacting new laws and
enforce old ones for about ten yours.—
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Luck's Proper Definition
"Luck." said Uncle Ebert, "Is ulna
you toll., about when somebody also
works hard an' nits what you woe
tryln' to grab offhand."
Get Experience, Yourp Man
The young man entering life must
not be impatient, writes Theodore Volt
In American Mngnzlne. Be must se-
CIIIIIIITIIIP experience, he must lean
the duties of his position by the actual
doing before he boa any value to his
employer.
"This thing of being so much In love
that 3011 unit eat," Ithverved the man
mho Maims. "Is not infrequently caused
by the high price offloners and theater
tickets."—Widow.
CAPS AND GOMIS
Those who ordered caps and gowns
f:om me will not be asked for any do
posit The outfits will arrive some limo
In May
I can got any outfits desired any time
up until the day before commencement,
and I will have a number of extra out
fits on hand at commencement time
to accommodate any one who has ne
glected getting an outfit.
L. W. CHARTERS
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PENN I' STATEII-COLLEGIAN
DOCTOR FORSYTHE
RENDERS A REPORT
Records Show That Work of Health Service
In the Past Two Years has Been - -
Selfsopporting
Having convicted two years as
head of the college health depart
ment, Dr Warren E. Forsythe hoe Is
sued a very Interesting report no the
emit done since, the service was organ
ized In January, 1911 Statistics show
that an average of almost twenty stu
dents daily have been Visitors at the
dispensary, situated above the Liberal
Arts building, during the two yearn of
its existence
This nark is filling a long felt need
at Penn State, for it In a place where
the students can receive medical at
tention free of charge. The health
Service in supported chiefly by a por
tion of the Incidental fees paid by each
student at the' beginning - of it semester
and'by its earnings.
A feature"of the work Is a complete
medical examination of"all new stu
dent. In tide way, it Is possible to
lind many minor troublee and to Bug
gest methods of eradicating them
A pamphlet concerning points of
health and disease is also given to
each student. '
According to Dr. Poreythe, thb mi
ority of student illnorm Is canned by In
foction particularly tonsilitis and Ile
complications. Contageous dioceses In
a congested collogo community are en
pecially to be dreaded and great pre
cautions should be taken to prevent the
spread of such dlsoase College eta
dents need scientific instruction to re
place superstitions and misconceptions
of disease, according to the Doctor.
Dr Freythe's report from January
1916 to January 1917 follows -
Equipment on hand ...
Total Expenditures . ..
Earnings and
_donation
. 3,400 00
.10,843.00
. . 2,058 00
Tow tup . dleo from budget. 8.784 00
Valwd.ion of Equipm . t... 450 00
Neu. nqulpment t .. ~ . ...0,00000
Cost of service reliird
Cost per office call.
Coot per. ,
INSURANCE 'AND THRIFT
"The Influence of -Life Insurance on
Thrift" teas the subject of a talk given
by Charles J RoCkWell, of the Equita
ble Life Insumnco..Company, of Pitts
burgh, to the Commerce and Finance
students last Friday. Tho speaker em
phasized the Lentairtance of life insur
ance at the present time as an Import
ant factor In enabling the people of the
United States to finance their own busi
ness ventures. Hitherto, we have been
compelled to depend on foreign capi
tal which will not be available after
the present great war, according to Mr.
ROAN ell
The company which Mr Rockwell
represents In holding, at the present
time, a literary contest among .the
students of elesen colleges In Pennnyl
♦anla for the hest may!, on the Mlle
ones of Lilo Insurance on systematic
thrift.
The Penn State Collegian le now on
gale at GrahrtaYs on the corner, live
cents per copy. ,
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Great Difference
Bishop Sanford , Olmstead of Den.
ver was urging. In n holiday address,
Christianity of the militant, active.
beneficent sort. "Why, my deur
friends." he sold, "there is almost as
much difference between being good
and doing good as there Is between
being a mon and doing a man."
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Basketball Review
(Continued From First Pate)
former two being downed twice. The
curtain to the season was the final
eastern trip, when despite an accident
that kept Blakeslee out of the game,
the State five triumphed over Lafay
ette, Delaware and Swarthmore, but
wore finally defeated in the closing
game at Lehigh.
Captain Walton is the only man who
will be lost to the team by graduation
thin year, and while his loss will be
severely felt, prospects for a winning
combination next season aro particu
larly bright. In addition to the vet
erans who remain, there are several
members of the present Freshman
team who will without doubt make
strong bids for 'Vanity berths next
year; no that "Dutch" Herman should
be able to turn out another winner.
In his two years of coaching Herman
ban mode a great record and his abil
ity to Instill team-work into the men
is one of the chief reasons for his suc
cess.
.
Fd.G. Fl. G. PO
Blakeslee, F. 3b 105 175
Adam, C. . ...... .... 44 0 88
~aback, F... 27 32 SO
Walton, G. ... .... 29 0 58
Wagner, F..... .... 17 0 34
Wilson. O.
Fast. 0..
Hunter. F.
16 0 30
6 0 60
3 0 0
-Penn State's first victory over Jtt
'Bata was rather close, the final score
being 25-25, but In the second game
the Blue and White led 40 to 30. Dart
mouth's score was just doubled, 44.22,
but as has been already stated, the
margin over Syracuse wart one point,
the totals being 22 to 21 On the
western trip. Penn State scored almost
Identically the some number of points
in ench game• Pitt winning 37 to 33;
Westinghouse being downed 37 to 15
and Carnegie losing 37 to 26. In the
Pitt game in the Armory, State also
scored 37 points to the Blue and Gold's
32, while the Carnegie Tech game
here the margin was 38 to 23 The
other results were Lebanon Valley 42-
22; Lafayette 39.31; Delaware 3641;
Swarthmore 33.23, and Lehigh 18 to
35.
FOREIGN STUDENTS
In United States there are 4,395 stu
dents front Foreign Countries who have
come to this country to pursue advanc
ed scholastic work, having enroled in
three hundred fifteen different insti
tutions of learning.
The mimes of these men and the
countries from which they have come
are classified and published in a small.
booklet isued by the Friendly Relations
Committee of the International Com
mittee of the Young Men's Christian
Association. These are available at the
Christian Association office, in room
373 Main Building.
Tho Penn Slate Collegian to now on
salo at Grahas'n on the corner, five
conto per copy.
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new Odd Fellows Building on East
College Avenue.. Dancing space
63 feet x 38 feet.. Chairs, ladies'
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Banquets or any other kind of so
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For particulars apply to H. E.
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MUSICAL CLUBS RETURN
FROM SUCCESSFUL TRIP
The combined musical clubs of the
college returned on the name train
with the House Appropriations Com
mitten last Wednesday afternoon, aft
er a successful trip which included
concerts at Haddon Heights, N .1,
Harrisburg and Chambershula, Pa.
The Glee Club also took part in the
Intercollegiate glee club contest in
New Yolk City.
The clubs were given large audi
ences in all their concerto At Hall
don Heights, many Penn State alumni
were present and there wan a donee
I held after the concert. The Harris
burg concert was perhaps the most
fully attended, due to the tact that all
the students of the high schools and
the Harrisburg Academy were Invit
ed to attend.
Two trips still remain for the nom
bleed clubs this year, one being to
Bucknell on April 21, and the other a
Pending trip to Pittsburgh some time
In May. The Bucknell trip will he for
the purpose of holding a combined
concert with tile Bucknell musical or
ganizationn, similar to the one that
was held In the Auditorium lan,. year.
Physical Director Lewis is planning
to start a Gymnasium team as soon as
the regular drill stops at Easter. Tha
Interclass boxing tournaments will
also take place about the same time.
FRESHMAN "BIBLE" GUT EARLY.
Material for the Penn State hand
book is being collected for publlca•
tlon. The book will be out earlier
than It appeared 'last year and rill be
sent to all the prospective freshmen
In June. Any suggestions for its hn
proYement will be gladly accepted If
left at the Y M. C. A
TELLS OF BORDER LIFE
Arthur Deering, who was with the
Boalsburg Troop on the border, gate
nn interesting account of his expert•
ences to flume Freshmen at Dean
Holmes' residence last Wednesday
evening
STORY OF ALSACE.
At the meeting of the Le C
Francais held last Thursday evening
Professor L. Al Durrage gave nn in
teresting talk on, the conditions in Al
sane, the territory that has been a
bone of contention between France
and Germany for a long time
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Wednesday, Mar. 14, 1917
ALEMNCS DESCRIBES WORK IN
INDIA IN LETTER TO Y. N. C. A
Tom. C Blaisdell Jr, eon of Dean
Blaisdell of the Liberal Arts School, has
sent a ell color to the local Y SI C. A
telling of the teeth In India Mr Blais
dell, who Is engulfed in the work of the
association, Is at present stationed at
One of the n 3 my pasta In Allellabad
Great t molts toe being gained by
this wotlt In indlif. Special Y hi C A.
Klatt ore wet )(lag In the advance camps
end many of the larger universities
and colleges are represented there
Among these institutions which have
mon engaged In this work are Harvard
Prln.ton, Yale, and Trinity College.
Just before Christmas, Princeton do
noted a largo electric sign, "Merry Y. M.
C A. Christmas " The people In India
Inre being Meetly Impressed by what is
being done In the camps Athletic
teams Into being tom - mired, musical or
gantrations are lending their old, and
even shoat plays are being produced
13vm ything that Is posviblo Is being
done to aid the soldiers In of cry ph.,
of their lives
ARCHITECTURAL EN(II mats
Proton/non A W Cowell, of the Land
/41We Condoning Demo anent, was the
ptinelpal 'awoken nt the meeting of the
Architectural Engine.log Society held
loot Monde) evening Ifo pointed out
the clone nelotlonship evincing between
Landlicape Cordoning and Anchßectum,
and brouyht out him Ilion/1 n ith the old
of a merlon of elides which Ile knit taken
on tallowt tiles to different parts of the
country.
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