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FILMS
To Fit Any Camera It
GRAHAM AND SONS On the Corner
RESIIMAN TEAM WINS
IN LONG, LOOSE GAME
In a 1 ttlon loosely played some lost
Theinday titter noon, the Freshmen nine
oitlpiod tho Pitt/Mu:gin Scholastics to
go tune of I Tho fleet /eor men
ot totted touse three pitchers,
Inc:ming nt.n toil the nomo bet had to he
I. ;dm od In the tirst Inning by UM,
oho did Rued omit till the eighth in
ning ohon he also ocakened and hod
to be tent. , oil by Elliott Tito lattet
did not in i.eL at good shooing In thin
t•-ninhol , I of the eighth. but In tile
Itn holing he struck his thine men
out In 1.0.1,1-11 to order.
1:1 , 1 11 xldtx hit ft eely but the fact
thut the 11 , Ito10 leans did not summit
Lholl b alms only 008 lesponsi
hle tot tholl defeat Mullen dlstiSulsb•
• .1 Illtnnolf 111111 too three base hits and
a 110188 I un , the latter being the only
one of Ow yeti.' genie An unusual
play of tho , slsltors, which Dueled the
reeNineee of first, seas their stay of
stn tang second on the next pltched
oftt I denim; to first Tho Fresh
lion: cation IA a total of gfteen hits
Tho it enhtnon-Bellefonte mune sched
uled for lone last Saturdny man called
MT dine to oet grounds
The 8( te e
Ci 10110 , 114 .4 —1 1 0 0 2 1 0 5 0-12
l',4lltnetl I 3 21 3 0 3 0 1-15
I 'attLl loa—Wal no and Schalk, Flom
mina, GM, Elliott and Brumbaugh
TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF
HOME ECONOMIC FOUNDING
Thin silo ism' Friday, May 17 and 18,
uIII xine + the etlebration of the
1,1,11, of the founding of
the Di p it tment of Home Economics nt
line, Sn tto llstenslte planet are beina:
ism kid I , llt I'M this occasion Speakers
%%111 he In i e (rem the principal Mail
tinlinis in the East hating Domestic
Si lento ionises on their curriculum
A I Oa at 111 be given under the di
e( OM of tlivs Ma* Dunham, Who dl
, tied the staging of the "Piper", Ls
tin this In the open air theatre on Fri
,l4l, %111111 r After this event an M
(05111111I „poop Is planned for the
I k , M 1113 held In the Women's
11110111 m Di.l menty-ilve alumni are
sin toil in totem for this occasion,
and .pat lii I.lltettninmentil are planned
I'm Mein It is expected that the An
°il , pet Into Exhibit of the work of
thi Ileum I vomornlen %till be rend) for
Ital., Tien ut this time
ELECTRICAL SOCIETY
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
'lto nil :ahem of UM Kappa No. the
la mot all elem., feat engineerin fra
-I,..mmetteil at the University
hod m erring Addressee Pere
made Its ihefesmrs Kinsloe and
1111 in of the faculty of the Electrical
I t,lneei Ing PLlnool, and H E Conklin.
of I ebut g, national president of
Lits lapel
At the lo.t meeting of this fmternl
, the fullouing officers Pero elected
fat ni st semester H A •Pres
ident. 1. a SchleinkolTer, vice pres
ident. ft Applenn, Peasurer, R. V.
lase,c ....p.ding secretary. and
P I I' Dm. according secret:fly
LEVI LAMB RECEIVES A
COMMISSION IN U. S. ARMY
I.t•al I. Lamb, of the clans of 1916,
and long to he remembered at Penn
Stan fai his football, ALICHLIIIIg and
trail< obili, has been granted IL eon,
misslim Lend lieutenant In the rag
ulni Pnited Suites ni my
dli eeth upon his graduat
ion rll/111 Penn State, went to Banton
oho, lie taught school and acted as
o e.tring ainieli for tho Boston Tech
ti um I ini lug the past )ear he hits been
.oni aced In educational mark In James
hia p
All Usee oho men, unable to obtain
4 01 the hint edition of "Froth' .
tt 111 be allotted to hate two copies of
the coming issue Mlle!, will ho on Halo
B:nint,. 12 The scarcity of the
paqt issue 0.10 due to the fact that the
edition misialeulliting the number of
nu•u 0 110 had left college inclosed a
stimenhat smaller isnuo than usual
I 31=
The t healon of officers for tbo coming
tt int of the Penn State branch of the
Intel 111U/owl Prohibition Association
suited In the choice of the following:
1 A ', n il (If el 'lB, president, P. H
Sin, nide . I`l, %leo president, C C.
Vole etan , ir 13 Connelly,
9, heae nl el, and C. W. Clapp 'lB,
weltathe.
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Plumbing and
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522 East College Ave. ',.
STAI E COLLEGE, PENNA.
F. ^s c.,:amined thoroughly. No
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sal iption Glasses from $3.00 up
wards. Seven years with one of
the leading Oculists, Optometrists
and Manufacturing Opticians of
Philadelphia.
Baseball Trip
(Continued From Flret Page)
meeting, the 11:1111 tesult being 41 to 5 in
lingo
Peon State-1 0 0 0 1 I 0 1 1-0 11 4
Nllcldlebuty —0 I 1 0 0 U 0 4¢-0 7 2
.
Batteries—Penn State, Mande), How
aid and Hail Aliddlebuty, Parker and
Beare]
I loalud arta in the box against the
Univelsity of Vermont 11111) the re
sult that, Penn State Came out oil top,
6to 2 The shift mentioned abate wal
tiled out in this game, and plot ed to be
it tel) good one The a hole State
team batted opportunely. a three-beg
get by rating and a double by Wheeling
being the outstanding ream es
The same by Innings.
Penn State-0 0 0 3 0 0 0 2 0-5 6 1
Veimont 0 0 ll 1 0 0 0 0 1-2 0 2
Butteries—Penn State, llootted and
Wheeling, Vermont, Palmer and Ham
ilton
Errors ugaln proved too much for
Grange.) In the gamo with Tufts, no
despite 11125 excellent pitching, the game
yam lost 6 to 1 Six hits here all that
tile Nell Englanders could garner oft
the State Millet, but Ego had an off
day at short stop while the test of the
Stab defense nos far from air-tight
Grubb and Robinson led In batting hlth
too singles each
The score by Innings
Penn State-1 0 0 0 0 01 0 0-5 0 7
Tufts —3 0 I 1 0 0 1 0 0-6 6 3
Batterles—Penn Slate, GIIIITIIey and
W 11.11111; Tufts, Johnsen and Neff.,
I=l
Against Colby. with 'loomld an the
mound. the allele State team seemed
hammed The big right bander held
the Maine collegians to three lilts un
til the ninth, n hen thm bumhed a
single and double fur their third run
The anal more aim 6 to 3 lie re
deemed himself b., putting all a lbw
game both in the tleld and at the bat
Illy the and cuing also batted smell The
mole IA innings
Perm Statc-0 0 0 4 0 0 0 1 1-6 8 1
Colby —1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1-3 5 8
Datterks—Penn State, Howard awl
Wheeling Coll*. Pagam and Driscoll.
Too 31och Bole°
In tile game against Boston College
the At hole State team appealed to lack
the necessary punch, and while Boots
pitched a fah game, Ms support could
not manufacture any runs State made
but one hit up to the eighth inning, a
single by Grubb The Ilnal score wan b
to 2, a fast double play in the ninth lo
lling stopping a prondaing State tally
Thu scorn by innings
Peon State-0 00 00 0 0 1 1-2 6 I
Roston Col-0 0 1 01 3 1 0 x—G 7 0
Buteries—Penn State, Oasis, Cram
ley and Wheeling Boston, Bolen and
Din
When the team reached Worcester,
Mass. to play Holy Cross on Saturday,
they found two Inches of snow
lot: them, so the game was called off
and the team left at once for home
I=ll
B Schemer 'l4, who has been In
chiugo of the Instructural mark In veg
etable and landscape gardening at the
Nea Ilansishlie State College since Ids
lamination, lino undertaken the ew
tension wink In vegetable guide:ling to
be conducted by Penn State. His net
%lees are free to faimeni and vegetable
groaers upon iequest
The Interchuis Pluck Meet scheduled
for last Saturdaywan postponed in
definitely on decant of the rain The
!Morsels:dant'. nest Saturday and the
Pitt trip the following week preclude
the possibility of holding it at those
times. A tmo will be decided upon later
for staging this esent.
Geutzel 85McEachren
Dry Goods
and Groceries
College Ave. and Pugh St.
HARDWARE
The Right Place
For the Right Goods
At the Right Price
Dockash
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]LEWINE'S STORE
Bellefonte, - Pennsylvania
MANY SCHOOL TEACHERS
HAVE A BUSY TIME HERE
Conference Well Attended And Proves
Successful At Every Stage
The annual 111011 School Teacher a'
etude:once cloned /4.1.04t1f11111 last
Saturday afternoon after ClOl 3 rep
rote:AM:he. 'According to tiro nenti
moot exit] wired, boll experienced two
yore sot °Maisie tim. The conference
man Motioned xemewhat by the present
mat climax and the inclement .0110101
contlitiomt, but notes theleout 10:1 Leann
e"; meoe l eglxtet ed ro, the meetings,
Thin total SUIII dinttn 11104t1) [lOlll the
central part of the mate
The molt Munn tint gather logs dot
ing the conference Included the 111101-
n. 4 meeting on l'titlay meninx: hi
the Llbend Al b+ Atmcmbly Itoorn, the
a11(11 coo :it 7.10 pin on the stun°
4mcning, dellYteell by Doctor John I'
(online, of Philadelphia, nod the geom.
ni conference bold Situttlay mooning
miter] all the 11111101111111 pr °blow.
Dr. Sparks' Ninth Year
(ConUnued rimu Plrst Puge)
MIIMI
lonin Ss Mem
08i1111110 Ad, Ivor Meat
In relic Lion of College to State—
Extension Activities Ism the, oil
Sommer Session fun 're tellers
In netto, d to tho College Itself—
Emphasis of Chas octet on Illocution
getl pros 1111011 Cot that Lentsal
and ph eta! school In eve, s col
lege to unit et shy the School of
Libel Ai
An a final accomplishment. he also
applied the la inciple of college mil* as
against school antonomc
The main thing of the "doings" tot
his :eception in 1008 ccos a huge pa
tide. in alach :ranched the cadet reg
iment and l einesentatic es of all the dif
felent schools Each apatunent had
a float la pity Mg theftomit The
chemists had the usual chemist*
building octal pemadlim the atmosphele
immedistels Sal iounding thou! float
A unique teatme of the palade 1,114 the
That can of the "Nut Al* Ti action
Compan) " then - Wilding" betaseen
Bellefonte and State College
TAU BETA PI BANQUETS
AND ELECTS OFFICERS
The banquet et Tun Beta PI fru
ter nity 11114 held on n 1.1.t0 et ening In
the Cutter 4110 Club All the members
h e prevent anti the folio, hel
1811011 upon to speak In I espouse to
Tortstninster Locke, Otto presided
Doan,. S.B.l.ett and CI rine. Professor
Webber and 'hauteem abler of the
foLtilo , n ttitpet, teth pi evident:
C .1 Kennet and 31.tt ely. student
member rt
The tails big ttue eleLtett UN onkel
fol the tenting trier L Writ ale).
!no trident, C A NI. kis. yke-ht erldent.
A 11 COOll. and S \f I'nlny
seu elm
SUN CLUB CON'YEST
Beta een tin en and flee falock to
man run aftemoon. the State College
Gun Clot, 51 11l conduct their annual
amateur contest at Unfit naps on the
mask!, to of the hot ouch All to ho bate
not shot at more than live handfed
clay Vaunts fue eligible, and a mire
of ff slhei hatch fob Iv offered to the
mutt, ,MI a sitter Cll/01111 for the Women
GLEE CLUB ELECTS
The Glee Club held the election of of
ileeret for the meming le. , loot Wed
nesdity evening The new oiliceen su
00 J If Wiloon. provident. e
J. II Monroe. librarian, .1 A Nielson
nu roger NV A Stoletzing and 77 W
Dolt>, toodstant managers
C S Stol rotelty was citation tot lender
fot the Mandolin Clot,
HURWITZ AND SMITH
Tailors
Cleanin6and Pressing
Suits , made-to-order
Repairing:neatly done.
I
L• Allen Street
ONEE
CENT
SALE
SOON
Rexall Drug Store
Don't Go To France
Without a big supply of our latest popular songs and
Thespian Hits
"Wait Till the Clouds Roll By_"
Is a Whale. You surely know
That Young Lady Back Home
Is just longing for a
PENN STATE SONG BOOK
The Music oom
PENN STATE ".',COLLEGIAN
In ought to the attention of the bode
eel e thstunned.
In his add: ess on tel el oiling.
Doctor Garber duck chiefly on the
changes in educational Work that aro
hiking place beLa We of the oar. 1111 d in
general 01100 a • ely complete Idea of
come hi this title tics ideas seers on
th ely 110% to 11111111 Of the teachers
from the smaller mono tilio bonelitted
:nate:11111v by the 111cul lea advanced.
At the business meeting on rrlda).
.1 II 111Ine1, I lead of tile Department
of Sclera, In the 'IN illiamsport High
School. has elected
president of the
tooter ence for the coming born At the
mime time esolutlons Nel e pasoed
thanking Perm Mate for the courtesy
.11111 Lonslderailon txtended to the del
egate It 11118 11180 decided to hold the
net Zeal s' Lonrin coke In titate College
Faculty Refuses
na all illeellth 0 tot atutlealei to leave
college,
"Be it t owls ed. In ;ode; to obtain the
la valeta deg; ee of fah near to all eta
olentm non to tat... ;tam the zohlltional
he entire fin leasing college, that the
.4ttaleet. Council du held.. respect..
full petition the Council of Adminix
filltloll that final esaminationa for the
cecona cementer of thb; tear be omitted.
and thatthin time be detoted to a re
% le, of the vat loan coerce.; of Inott elu
tion "
Big Changes Face Colleges
multi should inocide et encourage mn
y tt lining fot all young men In col
lege by mottled 0111001 s of the &limy and
national guilts at by othei perm°nn com
potent to give mllittn3 butt action. and
that the colleges elietad Include, an part
of Moll coml. of rand). teaching In
mllltaty octenee. In accol dance with the
mot steno of the :National Defense
Act of June, 1916'.
On Satin day, 11inti, 10, the Pitt FI esti
men lunch team trill meet the Penn
State Ica: lings Nov Boom Field,
At the same time the State 'enmity will
alliance the Pitt imams at Pittsburgh
In the Inteicolicglateil Some of the
esionen Ouch nien hate left, Includ
ing retching, ihnon y and Overhoirm,
net not men a tentative line-up can he
git en at innocent
NEW ( MINTI AGENTS
Doi lag the Dart week me now coun
t% ogento I,ele appointed by Om Deport
mein of Ain lenlttnal Llstenolon, making
1111111 of `lo%ell new ogento In re
"only otgatil/ecl Lountlem The now
eineventotl% ex aro J S Obct Io 17, In
nonlclln County, and At 01 KOunCY 'it
In Clinton Count)
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SOPHOMORE CLASS
NOMINATES OFFICERS
The Sophomore class carried through
Is nominations for president, secretary
rod tree/noel at tt meeting last Fo iday
tuning, In the Chemistry Anne, It
tits decided at this meeting to defer
he nominations for Student Council
ntll a Inter meeting In order that
hone men who note nominated tot
he executite °dices and who will be
nsuccessful may have a chance to
ompete for the two governing bodies
On a recommendation from the floor
t was decided to make It possible for
hose men leaving college before the
*talon is held to cost their votes, and
. P tVehster and A. J. Porter wore
ppollited us telless
The nominationx for president Were
follono•
11. W. Adatil
lleorgo `intith
J. A. Turner
W. Robinson
Ralph Runyon
G. Groot
' P. 1,. Koenig
C. Jones
Pot seeretni y the following were
nominated A. P. NVoeffel, W. 0 Soley
.1 Smith, G W Cupid, J. li. Lucas.
1) A. Campbell, W W Pateholl, J
A Laulmell, G. W' Cleholberger
S. B Stnuftei. J. Bell, W. H. Crmer.
I , 11 Wiester, and E. H. Bair were
chosen to, the candidates rot tile posi
tion of ti ensure:.
ARTICLE Al PROP. PATTER
An interesting article In the on -
fent Inoue of "Pile Unpopulal Mngnzlno'
entitled, "The Journnlization of Amer
ican Literature" comes from the pen
of PR ofralmr Ir L Pattee head or the
Department or Diurnal.
OIL (OLLINGS AWAS
Dr H T Collings, profesor of Ger
man, has been called to •Washington
by the go‘ernment officials fin a brief
Henke in connection with foreign cor
espondenee Ile expects to retain
within two or three weeks
- See -
HARVEY BROS
FOR BAKED GOODS and 10E CREAM
Special Buten to
Our Spring Line of
Ralston
Oxfords
Are Now Now on Display
L. D. rye
200.202 W, College Ave.
Quality Cloth e s-
As sold at the Sim's Store's
A Policy worthy of consideration
The Sim Shop at State College was
opened September. 1912—twelve years
after the founding of our Bellefonte store.
Our policy was to render the best
possible service by securing and selling
the very heft clothes made in America—
to sell them at a uniform price to one
and all.
The Store has been successful in the
service it has given. The clothes, we be
lieve have been the best that could be
secured. The one price to one and all
has been steadfastly and firmly adhered
to. We belive it to be the only one price
clothing store in Centre County. Its
worthy of thought and investigation to
know your money will buy equally as
much as some one elses.
We are striving to please, to statisfy.
Anything purchased here, found unsatis
factory, or that fails to give proper serv
ice may be returned and new goods or
money will 'be refunded.
We want you to know this store as
it is—dependable, reliable, one price to
i111;0 1 e(1,1Pther
,t ); ,- atecerrect AC) Pi•lisJ
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~~4. ~ `~. ,~...♦
NEW POSTOFFICE FOR
STATE COLLEGE SOON
"Another bright star of hope has ap
peared in Penn Btato's sky," viz. the
possibility of a new Po/aortic° in the
mar future The cause of this outburst
may bo found In the filet that adver
tisements have Men made fur bide tot
rho construction of the nou Pilot
011100, to he located nt the south-oast
eon ner of Beaver avenue and Allen
scoot Plans for the now structure
halo not been received from Washing
ton, but they are expected within a few
days and details .111 then be available
DEAN BLAISDELL AWAY
During the hint two weeks, Dean T,_
C. Blaisdell who at the graduation
exec Cities of the Milesburg and Blan
chard High Schouln
4A.404t TffillitietTkeaftev
efg> 'Phofoplegs of Quay
State College. Pa
THE NITTANY
THURSDAY
Geo. M. Cohan
IN
"Broadway Jones ),
Matinee and Evening
One of those typical American Plays that you will so readi
ly appreciate.
This is the First Appearance of America's Famous Actor,
Author, Composer, Comedian in Motion Pictures.
_ IT'S A TREAT—DON'T MISS IT!
The Seasons Biggest Event
FRIDAY
Matinee and Evening
William Farnum
IN
"A Tale of Two Cities"
BY CHARLES DICKENS
A wonderful-Presentation of the famous novel, a historic
al photodrama with great dramatic moments.
"A Tale of Two Cities" is a Film-Classic—A truly wonder
ful picture
The General Admission for the Above Productions Will be Isc.
All School Children Will be Admitted to Friday's Matinee for 5c
SATURDAY
George Beban
IN
"His Sweetheart"
Ydu saw this wonderful actor in "An Alien", you will en
joy his acting in this production.
PASTIME ' -
SATURDAY
Gladys Brockwell
IN
"Her Temptation"
A William Fox Production
•'l,:
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ot'
40,1
Wednesday, May 9 1917
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