Wednesday, March 20,-1918
NEW COURSES OFFERED
AT SUMMER SESSION
Preparations Being Made to Give
Instruction to Over Five Hun
\ dred Public School Teachers
_ Preparations for the ninth annual
Summer Session at the College urn go-
Ing on us usual, And even under the
abnormal conditions caused by the war,
Director E. R. Smith expects about live
hundred terichers here during the six
week period. beginning Monday, July 1,
and ending Friday. August 9 Several
changes have been made in the work
and many courses have been re-cast so
as to meet the changed conditions. of
the countiy and to plenary teachers for
the many kinds of 'new work which
have been tinned on the public schools.
Instruction in vocational work, in
cluding Industrial education, home coo
nom-lis and agriculture will be particu
larly emphasised this tear Special en
portunitles will also ho offered In phys
ical education In order to meet the
growing need for a morn elßelent sys
tem of phisical training — ln the second
ary and elementary schools A special
department has been organized to con
duct courses for the Bathing of conth,
unO6n school 'sachem and the utak of
this department will be under the aus
pices of the State Board of Education.
and the Bureau of Vocational Education
of the State Department of Public In
.....Laruction. A summer school for library
workers Is scheduled to he held annul
taneousl3 with the summeriession for
teacher°, and it is possible that the
classes In ordnance storekeeping will
be continued throughout the summer.
- New Courses Offered
A glance at the bulletin tt 111 show
that a number of now courses will be
offered this summer Among these
might be mentioned it course In Scout
ing for Scoutinasters and prospective
Scoutmasters, nn adtanced course In
the Geography of Europe, and two
courses In History, one treating of the
History of the Latin-American Repub
lic and the othea of Model n English and
French History
In connection with the work In the
department of educntion, there will be
is demonstration school, unich Is In
tended to supplement the courses in
principles of teaching. school adminis
tration and supervision, and especially
the - courses in special methods to be
used in elementary school subjects The
work Is so planned that each Instructor
of special methods, Including the sub
jects of music and drawing, teach
classes ,Intended for s tudent o
bserversoe
Such students will be guided in themt
observations and will meet In regular
conferences with the instructut in
charge of the class,
The Iseult). In addition to the mem
bers chosen from the regular staff of
the college and those published In a
I ecent issue of tile "Collegian", includes
the following. Mhts Maty J. Cooper,
Rath actor of reading, Johnstown Pub
lic Schools, Johnstown, Pu . 1.. II Den
nis, Dit °can. of Agricultural Education,
Harrisburg, Pa ; Miss Ellen Illman,
Assistant In Kindergarten. Public Schools
oil• Philadelphia. Mrs Nellie E Jordan,
Instructor In Arithmetic, Director of
Training School for Teachers, Johns-
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For the Right Goods
At the Right Price
Olewine's Hardware
BELLEFONTE,PA.
Dealer In
HARDWARE
Stoves, Paints, Oils,
Glass, Coach Makers'
Supplies, Etc. •
DOCKASH
STOVES and RANGES
Closing Out Our Stock
Reductions In All-Lines
The College Boot Shop
loon, N. Y., Mien Alma 0. Rice, In
structor in Arithmetic, Supervisor In
Training School, Millersville, Pa.; Miss
Anne U Wert, Instructor of CoograPhy
and Hinter), Principal of Teachers'
Training , School, Mu risbUrg, Pa.; and
A Chown Miner, Piofessor of HintolY,
JuninUt College, Huntingdon, Pa
Other Actit hies
Other actleltle4 of the college during
the autumn min be a diorama° of
country church morgets, from Tuesday,
July 9, to Friday, July 19, 11. confoience
of county and city supnlntendents on
Thutsda) and Friday, July 11 and 12;
and a summer session In Industrial
management, starting Monday, August
9, and ending Saturday, August 17
SEED CORN SHORTAGE -
A SERIOUS PROBLEM
The great luck of aced corn in this
abate pimento a very serious niobium.
although the work of the School of
Agricultur e and the county farm agents
has a riles ed the situation to a great
extant These Is still a shortege of the
hardy sextet!. that tout ripen in the
nor there pert of the state There will
probably be enough seed for both grate
corn and ensilage in the southern part
of the state rind enough of the latter for
the northern counties, but as yet no
source of supply of the more hardy
varieties has been found Fifteen bun
dled samples of corn have been tested
In al - 174Tel t-to find some good seed from
crib corn, but the tesults of these tests
liaise shown that the average of germin
ation Is below fifty percent
York and Adams counties limo the
largest rtnlolllllll of good crib corn of
any of the counties ocipo state, and at
Present there tite: in view about 10,000
bushels which test over eighty per cent
germination, and which will bo avail
able fon planting in the spring• Seed
corn pilees at Prevent nun from three
to twenty donut. pm bushel, depending
upon 4arlety
I. M. C. A. CAMPAIGN POSTPONED
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The Pocket Testament League cam
paign which was to lane been con
ducted last Sunda3 and Monday by
Charles M Alexander and his party
was necessarily postponed, because of
the Illness of two of his assistants—
the result of twermork while visiting
various training . camps 14owevEr; If
possible, arrangements will be mode for
holding the campaign at a later date
PROP. COWELL DESIGNS GARDEN
Prof A W Cotten has drawn up
plans for the only real botanical gar
den In the Mate to be /mated at Phila
delphia, A IlaCt of ground has been
donated and endoned, and after razing
a small tenement section, the park plan
tots put undo! nay It toll) be of es
pecial interest to landscape and botani
cal students
For the Best
Bread, Pies
and Cakes
State College Bakery
Our Ice Cream_ Has No Equal
Cornell University Medical College
lii the city of New 'York
Admits graduates of Penn State
College presenting the required
rhyslcs, Chemistry, Riologr. Eeg.
110, and Modern Languages.
INSTRUCTION by laboratory
methods throughout the course
Small sections facilitate personal
contact between student and In-
Ott uctot
Ginduate courses loading to A
:NI and Ph D also offeled under -
direction of the Graduate School
of Cornell TJnlversity.
Applications for admission are
preferably made not ham than
Juno.
Next session opens September
30. 1018
For Informallon ant catalogue
address—
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•" News From
GETTYSBURG—Ex-President Wit
11am Howard Taft will deliver the com
mencement address at Catt)sburg 'col
lege this seat. While many of the
usual ceremonies and festivities of Com
mencement Week will ho omitted. it is
hoped that these will be counted balanced
hi the quality of this yetu's exeimies
PRINCETON—In spite of conditions
exititing on account of the near, the
Combined Musical Clubs of Princeton
alit take Bich regular trip during the
Castel natation. They will appear in
New 'Toth. White Sulphur Springs, Hot
Splines, and Atlantic Clts
PITTSBURGH—The building of the
University of Pittsburgh hose been
opened for the exclusive use of the
soldlets in the Pittsburgh district on
Saturday afternoon. and evening, and
Sunday afternoon.
The team to debate Penn State on
March 29th has been chosen The (This'
Debating team 1,,111 meet the State co
eds on the same date, In the only home
contest for the Pitt glils
PRINCETON—Of the 5000_ college
men in Prance, taken con of thiough
the Amet lean Unlveniity Union, Prince
ton hes furnished 742, or about twenty
live per cent of the total number.
Agricultural Notes
- AlC‘ander It Chambers, who gradu
ated hero last tear in Horticulture,
spent a couple of days last week in
the Agricultural Library, studying the
food ulue of potatoes. Mr Chambers
is emidotod by the Committee of Public
Safety on State Food Administrative
k
The Agllcultural Library has leeched
from the bindery within the past week
100 jam nalq, bulletins and other publi
cations, as cell ns a collection of new
books
Theto Is an Interesting e‘atnPln of
what caltise done along the lines of
fruit forcing in the Horticultural green
house Strawberry plants have boon
grown in flower pots and these plants
are now bearing from fax to eight large
berries which would sell In the largo
adieu for ml much as $260 a quart
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Equipment for
Military and
Home Guard
service, Cadet
Schools, eta
A complete
lies of Shoes,
Leggings Put"
tees and Trench
Clothing,
Prompt Ser
vino can be
given to New
Assignments.•
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WILLIAMSPORT, PENNA.
A Patriotic Duty
You can make your friends and relatives
happy by giving them your photograph
before leaving for camp. _
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN - -
ther Colleges r.
SWARTIMORE—A lame number of
Sunithmore women ate planning to do
saluable service tot their country by
um king on farms thin Rummer. Each
%soaker In to have all her expenses paid.
receive a uniform. and have every Sun
day flee. besides getting fifteen dollars
a month for wages.
PENNSYLVANIA—CIasses odiet
than military training have Leen Mutt
ed at 'the University of Pennsylvania
In radio telegraphy and !stud signal
ling. Every cadet In the - University
Regiment is expected to salute all pill
eels, both those In the Regular Army
and the Cadet officers
3[l.lllLENDEllfl—The number of
stars on Ilublenberg's service flag has
been Inca eased from 40 to 100 The
Cermet number Included only the men
In the net vice from the classes,in col
lege when uar was declared, but the
new number represents undergraduates
.d alumni now In the service
MeGILL UNIVERSITI—The Cni
negie Cape:alien of Now York has be
queathed the sum of one million dollnis
to McGill co a special endowment fund.
In tecounition of the splendid service
rendered by the university In the pi ose
cotton of the anr.
Mining Notes
Mr II 13. Idol thrum Assistant Pro
fessor of Metallurgy. spent a part of
last meek on a business trip to Connecti
cut. and Incidentally Nisited Copt, C
l McQuigg, former') In the Metallurgy
Department here, for_a day or so at
Cew Haven, Connecticut Mr North
rup 1 °pm ts that Captain McQuigg is
making good progress in his ordnance
work pith the 'Winchester Repeating
Arms Co, and that both he and his
family ale In good health.
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AT
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course—there you find Crane's papers
exceedingly popular.
lii _their selection of writing paper
they insist that it be of the finest
quality and in perfect good taste
Crane's papers are popular, for they
meet these requirements in every detail.
We appreciate the fact that CRANE'S
LlNgst LAWN and other Crane's crea
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Athletic Store
On the Co-op Corner
FRENCH LESSON
E. M. Bowman and I. L. Foster
LESSON X
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Dlre—to sit%
I:otire—to mt Ito
110. dhow.: eel hunx
,oux dll.eB, ecrisex
110 dlesont ccrl,ent
Note 1. "Who?" of ...horn" is
usually enpronsed In I•, ench Nur.
"What?", when subject of yes 0, Is
"Qu'est•ce qui I"; when object of leala,
Is "quo I"
Note 2 Possession Is esp. essed In
French be noun on demonlata a tlee p,o•
noun of thing possessed foliated bj Ile,
"of", and noun of possessol Also bl
etre 11, "to be to", foliated by noun co
:comma efam Ing to iaosseateoe
note 3 The Once most. common pos
sesshe adJectlces ale "ml, his, our
expressed In emit by 111011, soil, metre
(mils ). Inn, sn. colre Item ). Ines, ses,
vet (both genders)
A qui e..t In montrel—Whose watch
la It?
Elle cot a 1310 i— It Is mine
On esl retro elumenul—Whele Is lour
hat"
Mon chapeau rot done ma lente—M3
hat la In my tont
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you tree
Condukoz•ntol a In gore—Take (drlsa)
me to the Mallon
Nlllllo[o tronle•clnq, rue de 'Lauren*
—Numhel Lomelna St.
1.11 place—The squate
Le boulmord—Tho boule,sl,l
Qui est•ce I—Who Is /1. ,
Qu'est•ce quo Oust quo rot—What Is
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DIL SPARKS ILL SPEAR
The Chapel apenkez for next Sunday
n 111 be President Spathe, who hoe And.
leturned hone n ti ho through the south
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