Page Four
The Real Tobacco
and Confectionery Store
A salesman just discharged from the service and meet
ing li. of his old mates in our store said, "Well you sure
meet them all here." Yes, you will meet them here. Nearly
all of them. When you make an engagement just say meet
me at Gorgos. They will know.
GRAHAM & SONS, on the Corner
TRACE 37EN TO BE
CALLED OUT TODAY
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have aircietv been made. There are' final instructions. At the same time
ittitt,ti oat. cs: the first class is made iii.illt eighty extra men who had been
tin m Ow I iiigest iiiilleges in the world told to report If they cared to take the
t.b.l i, r..pt , .ented by Oxford and Cam- chance of going along, provided till
In: ~., of I:: chord. :tad Yale. I [arrant, ! wino were selected to go did not report,
en•.. of tI.: rafted States; the second,. were ordered to fall nut. About half
third ant fi.mit classes include the west- of this number managed, however, to
ern. stiiii.wi: :tern and Canadian fusti- rejoin the unit. and as a result a total
ratans: 1',..n State has been put in of 410 were taken along, including the
tine fifth .9.•5, in which are also the one hundred piece band.
I 'inlets, it y of Pittsburgh. Columbia. i A rut y 0 nib
S±.,selice. :iiiiSSileilliFellii Institute of : Tile start was made from the Armory
Thiliatelogy. old,. State. Northwestern, lat about 6:15, and the special pulled
Purdue. Noire Dame, Kansas and In-lout of Lemont immediately after their
liana. The remaining thirteen classes arrival at seven o'clock. On the train,
are made tti• of the smaller colleges, in singing contest was held between the
The Nu,. anti white will proba b ly I various ears for a crate of oranges and
enter teams in all of the following races, ia bunch of bananas, which were given
the Y. M. C. A. Tile first meal
each of which is an American chain- by
pionship i•Velni Cie . '" tiledleY relay, I was Seppliell about ten o'clock by the
dislifm .„ , f , ~,d , .3 . i.eff,... one m il e „h i} , I commissary department, under the di
a„.„ m i l ,. r ,d,,. Thu, m il e „N . , , an d! section of C. It. SlitZer. It proved to
on mils Freshman relay. In the events line real army grub• with baked beans. I
last year. the Penn State team showed I Pickles. bars, Pie , a nd a pint of milk
Op particularly well, as it won he Inter-lon the menu.
„ Heel ,. „ lie m i le F res h man d in ,,,_ I The detaehment arrived at Harris
plonship• the javelin throw. tied fur i burg about 11:30 and immediately,
dace in l i i „ h i gh i„„,,, , f i n i s h e d if, the marched to South Front street, and
one mile college relay, tool: third Place i took its place In line. After the parade
in the sprint medley, second In the 100- I the men were given their freedom till
yard glitch, and sixth in tile Pentathlon. 4:30. to lice as they saw lit. In this
:rids hrt i•vent is a test of skill and waY mai* . " the me" "Yu given an
en dini finee amng varied lines and de-
opportunity to meet their friends lie
cides the all around intercollegiate ing in that section of the state.
championship. The whole uni t fell in at 4:30 and
then marched hack to their train which
had been side-tracked at the Pennsyl
vania Station. and left a few minutes
after rice. Shortly after starting, an
other land, was given. consisting of
beef stew, maccaroni, buns, Ice cream,
cake :and coffee.
Lemont was reached at 9:111 and all
were on their way home by ten o'clock.
NOTED AUTHOR TO BE
SUNDAY CHAPEL SPEAKER
Dr. Edmund Vance Cook. of Cleve
land. will lie the college speaker for
next Sunday. Dr. Cook is a poet and
of wide reputation and h it s poems
and ::rticles have appeared In many of
the leading periodicals of the country.
Ile ha, el,o published several hooks of
Dr, Cook will speak at the Freshman
anal cpper class chapel on Sunday
morning and will also speak at .the Y.
NI: C. A. Vesper Service at 6:30 In the
Old Ci::1141.
tint eaturday night of this week, the
Y. Al. C. A. has arranged for Dr. Arthur
Delroy to deliver an address in the
Auditorium at 7:30. Dr. Delray is it
well known writer and lecturer on the
psychic and is a self-styled exposer of
psychic CAl:cries. Ills performances will
take the nature of a Psychic Melange
and Dr. Delray will take up such In
teresting problems as hypnotism, mind
reading, am! character reading from
faces. He has traveled extensively In
this country and has appeared before
some, of the most exclusive end :white
crabc andlences in the country.
NEW UNIT AUTHORIZED
FOR ENGINEERING GROUP
At a meeting of the Board of Trustees
held in Ihirsisburg at the time of the
governor's inauguration. the Board de
cided to proceed at once with the con
struction of a new unit for the Test
ing Laboratory. This unit will occupy
the rear portion of the burned build
ing and will be the came size and form
as the unit just completed. Tile Test
ing laboratory was in the basement of
this building and plans had been made
for the Testing Laboratory to keep this'
thee when the Industrial Shops were
removed. While the unit will be per
manently devoted to mechanics and
testing of materials it will provide for
thehanical Engineering equipment
until the latter has a permanent build
ing.
FOREST L. STRUBLE
Plumbing and Heating
Both Phones
For the Best
Bread, Pies
and Cakes
State College Bakery
Our Ice Cream Has No Equal
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SIDELIGHTS ON
INAUGURATION
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INTERESTING LECTURE
ON ARCHITECTURE
A most interesting lecture was deliv
ered on Monday night by William
King. architect and traveler, In room
200. Engineering D. A good crowd was
present and the speaker presented his
subject in a very unique manner. Mr.
King, Wito Is a graduate of Carnegie
Tech. and the Academy of Architecture
in Paris ,had had a wide experience In
architectural and engineering lines and
was well qualified to speak on this
subject.
When In Doubt
As to where
to have your
Cleaning
Pressing
and Repairing
See
Smith
127 Allen Street
Our English, American
and Browning-King tailor
made suits cannot be
equaled.
Nittany Theatre
THURSDAY
GERALDINE FARRAR
in "The Hell Cat"
In this picture Miss Farrar, Metropolitan Opera
prima donna shoots a six shooter, rides a horse and
otherwise deports herself in a manner foreign to what
might be expected of a song bird.
Also SMILING BILL PARSONS .
in "You Hums IYitut, I Mean"
FRIDAY
FRANK KEENAN
in "The Bells"
A drama which run for nearly 50. years on the
speaking stage—first produced in Paris in 1869—by
Henry Irving in London In 1871—by every actor of
note since—now on the screen for the first time by
Americtis great character actor.
Also SUNSHINE COMEDY
"Tim hirer's Last Kiss^
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SATURDAY
Alatinee and Evening
JULIA ARTHUR
in "The Cavell Case"
Edith Cavell
Nvas not a spy—
she was not even
accused of being
one—but when
Brand Whitlock
pleaded for her
life, he was as
sured In words
that the world
will never for
get—"l am only
sorry we haven't
got four or five
English women
to shoot."
The dramatic
action and ap-
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pealing story of
a great and noble
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SUSQUEHANNA
PROVES EASY
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points to his individual score by the
free shot method. For Susquehanna.
Mengle secured four points on free
throws, while . Miller. Witgenseller. and
Dunmire each registered one of the two
polo tem.
The line-up
Slate
Mullen I.
Ilitts F.
Wolfe C.
1011inger C.
AleAlllllll
Parley C .
1 7 rimitinn I.
ICorl) C.
Totals 40 6 86
Susquehanna
Miller F. 1 2 4'
Benner F. 1 0 2
Wagons°aer C. 1 0 - 0
Dunmire 0. 1 0 2
Jansen O. 0 0 0
Mengle 0. 0 4 4
Totals 3 4 12
Referee. Neff, Altoona, Y. M. C. A.
Time of Halves, 20 minutes.
1111 erfraternity liengue
The Interfraternity League opened Its
'eimon on Monday night when six games
sere played. The results were as tol
own:
mhtla Chi Alpha 12 Kappa Sigma 3
Phi Gamma Delta 10 Phl Delta Theta 9
Sigma Nu 23 Beta Sumach 4
Alpha Delta Sigma 10 124.Burrowes 2
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2C Alpha Zeta 10
lota Chi Delta 17 Sigma Chi 3
The schedule for the remainder of this
week is now posted on the Co-op corner,
The committee has arranged the sched
ule for next week and It Is hoped to
publish the schedule at least a week
bfore the games take place. Each team
in the league 011011111 have a manager
and the managers of tile teams should
confer concerning tile referees for the
games. Each team should also have a
timekeeper :old score keeper. Each
team is asked to see that these details
are attended to before each game, thus
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Meats
And the Best Quality
Dry Goods
No matter what you
need in the above line,
we have it and at the
right price.
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enabling the games to start on time.
The schedule for next week is:
February S.
s:3o—Sigma Pl-249 Pugh
Alpha Sigma Phi—Alpha Gamma
Rho
Omega Epsilon—Phi Tau Alpha
s:4s—Pitt Sigma Kappa—Track House
117 E. Beaver—HG S. Allen
2 year Ag.—Delta Upsilon
February
s:3o—Kappa Sigma—Phi Gamma Delta
Lambda Chi Alpha—Sigma Nu
Phi Delta Theta—Beta Samach
• s:4s—Sigma Alpha Epsilon—Sigma Cloi
• Alpha Zeta—Alpha Tau Omega
lota Clot Delta—Zeta Theta
February 5
s:3o—Cuheco Club—Chi Alpha PI
Theta til—Plol Kappa Sigma
Sigma Phi Epsilon—Alpha Clot
Rho
s:4s—Alpha 'Chi Sigma—Beta Theta PI
Pitt Kappa Psi—Phi Epsilon PI
Phi Kappa—Sigma Pi
February 6
s:3o—Alpha Delta Sigma—Phi Delta
Theta
124 Burrowes—Sigma Nu
Delta Upsilon—Sigma Chi
5:45-100 S. Barnard—Alpha Tau
Omega •
Alpha Sigma Phi—Phi Tnu Alpha
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MONDAY
ANITA STEWART
in "Virtuous Wives"
Announcement elsewhere In this paper
TUESDAY
BERT LYTEL
in "The Spender"
One of the cleanest comedy dramas released in
many months—compares with "Skinners Dress Suit"—
one of those comedies which combines real comedy
with a wholesome philosophy.
Also MACK SENNETT COMEDY
"Her First Mistake"
Pastime Theatre
FRIDAY
DOROTHY GISH
in "The Hope Chest"
An amusing comedy romance.
OUTING CHESTER SCENIC
SATURDAY
BRYANT WASHBURN
in "The Way of a Man with a Maid"
Deals with every day people in a simple funny
CH RISTIE COMEDY
COMING
D. W. GRIFFITH
"Hearts of the World"—Feb. 19th and 20th
With their ow•n Symphony Orchestra
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Omega Epsilon—Phi Sigma Kappa
February 7
s:3o—Dela Tau Delta—Alpha Chl Rho
209 S. Atherton—Phi Kappa Sigma
PI Kappa Alpha—Sigma Pi
5:45-2.19 Pugh—Plif Epsilon Pi
117 E. Deaver—Track House
309 S. Allen-2 year Ag.
February 8
2:oo—Kappa Sigma—Sigma Nu
Lambda Chi Alpha—Phi Delta
Theta
Phi Gamma Delta—Beta Samach
2:4s—Sigma Alpha Epsilon—Zeta Theta
Sigma Chl—Alpha Tau Omega
Delta Upsilon—lota Chl Delta
_ BOXING PRACTICE CONTINUES
Several new men have reported for
boxing during the past week and the
intensive training which the candidates
are receiving is showing up some very
good material. As yet no definite dates
have been set for the tournaments
which are being planned but this will
be done as soon as the baseball and
basketball schedules have been com
pleted. The announcement of the dales
Is being delayed so that they will not
conflict with other athletic events for
which plans are being made.
Spring Suits
Spring Overco
From Fashion Park
The House of Kuppenhei
NEW MODELS IN MATERIA.
SUITABLE FOR PRESENT DAY
$35 . 00 to
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Y. M. C. A. "MOVIES"
POPULAR AMONG STUDENTS
The Y. M. C. A. has apparently found
a way to entertain the student body by
means of the free movies, shown every
Tuesday anti Thursday evenings in the
Old Chapel. In addition to the movies,
a short feature act is usually given
which serves to add variety to the per
formances. Another feature which adds
greatly to the evening's show is the
singing of popular songs by the whole
audience to the accompaniment of one
of the college "Jazz" bands.
The Secretary wishes to say that the
pictures shown are not of the educa
tional type but are modern dramas In
which the most popular stars appear.
The attraction for Thursday night is
Herbert Rawlinson in "The Brice -Up".
Everybody is cordially Invited to come
and have a good time.
SHOES THAT SATISFY
GRIP SURE BASKET BALL SHOES
GYMNASIUM SHOES ARMY SHOES
CORDOVAN OFFICER SHOES
College Boot Shop
H. D. Meek, Prop.
121 S. Allen St. State College, Pa.
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Clothes Cleaned, Pressed, Alte
January 29, 1919
SOPHOMORES "NOTICE
AS Sophomores wishing to try, out
for second assistant track mans*
should hand in their names at the Gra.
uate-Manager's office in Old Mak i at
once.
"CiKEH"
NTWARMN
COLLAR nt
25 CENTS EACH
CLU=T.I. 3 E.4BODYb Ca/ha arahem
On Co-op Corner