Page Four
The Real Tobacco
and Confectionery Store
Could you think of anything that would be more ap
preciated on Valentine Day than one of our boxes of
delicious Samoset Chocolates. We always did pack
and get them_ready for shipment free. In fact that
is where some of them got the idea.
GRAHAM & SONS, on the Corner
Y. AL C. A. HUT IS
OFFICIALLY DEDICATED
The fetnial dedication nod .. house
varmint:" of the nett Y. M C. A nut
Iran hold on riot 'Balmily cloning and
a lilts, cloud of students enjoyed the
plogram tthicit had been inepared un
der the dhection of Secretor) Donor
Intma:intim.° with the original plans,
Lice mot, le, were iltst held at six-thirty
and immediately after this fe turn was
oven, the ptomain unit held Miss Anna
Geist root., ed a beautiful sole. which
21 , 1 follow Cal)3 too songs by the . Va
r IN quartette. llntrisenN Ja. Band
enIA coed the anagram with Its music
often v hick Donut 'Watts, of the School
of Ain icuittne. gave a elicit talk con
cerning the work of the Ytl C A.
rind the possibilities and athantages
millet] it offers to college men tits
C IV Millet gate several humorous
icadlitgq, ino being n combination of
Me of Edmund Vance Cook's bettor
knov.n litanotous poems
Immediatel,s one: the protaorn, lunch
so to sort td In the Hut and tile entire
equipment of the Ilut, St hiCh 0000
erected ftom funds recoiled nom the
War Wolk Council, %sus open for in
spet.tion The Hut has been under can
na action i nee e ell laot fall but due
to the difficulty in obtaining . labor and
no tool 11, actual omit ssas held up for
tome too months. It Ulls not until
lost noel; tint the YMCA mooed
Its offices (tom Old Main, but tloq
mm• sot N null CfilllMlCa ultd It ill bo in
It much better position I'm its actiolties
than the, so etc in their fotmer quarters
TRACK SQUAD IN
NEED OF MORE MEN
(Continued from first page)
soy bripht for the holding of the on
nu II Intetscholastlc meet at the college
sometime In :slag In thin meet, man>
of the high schools and not ma's send
teams bete to compete selth each other
The es cot Is usually held In Ida, and
beautiful taolll, In the form of
sllvet cull, Is presented to the team
Is Well succeeds in ssinnlng the meet
three times Lost }Tat, because of the
earl) elo4ing of college, it n is found
ptstctic tlb Impossible to hold the meet,
but 110, that tile COllllll.l, Is taiddlY
tettunlup to normal conditions, et y
thing points to the tesumption of the
netts its
Plans ate ulna undet nay and still
undoubtedly insterlailee, nheteby a
track meet stilt be held betneen the four
cl isms sometime In the sluing Tills
VIII not only stimulate Interest In the
spelt, but stilt also old in lieJnglng out
a I•trget number of candidates for the
Blue and White %amity_ _
To "Wear-Ever" Men
No company has for its returning
men a melcome more thieme than tour
comp int IL is for Con
Piomi Indeed, ale 01.0 Of uhitt you
Imo clone—proud of Nell It Jou uero
addling to ilo
Other felel are uniting for ton — every
one' -
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Othei Join alit be toady soon for at
Mast a fee other men eh° have had
some b Iles easel levee and for more
men alto hose had no nines e‘perlenee
Inn alto misli to get It
If you me Interested In securing a
preiltion either no, or, If you attend
college, dialog your N zmation. MCC Mr.
l'oulhrell, at the Nalany Inn. Ulm eon
the home of 9.00 a in to 11 30 u in,.
1 30 p m to I 30 0 m and 7 00 p m
too 30 p.m
Uniforms, Uniform
Equipment and Shoes
The best in tailoring
made to measure
Civilian Clothing
Metric Dress Shirts
Iligh•elass Haberdashery
Any made sent C. 0. D. on
requcst Money refunded if
not satisfied.
PENH GARMENT GO., Inc.
Fourth and Campbell Sts.
Williamsport - Penna.
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ELECTRIC
SUCTION CLEANER_
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Takes the "Work'l
Out of Housework!
Thousands of women
have chosen the Apex
after practical demonstra
tion of or all other kinds.
Its Inclosed, exclusive
nozzle "cleans under
t in . as well as around
If )ou mint the most
efficient electric stryant,
buy thin Avr.xi
State Center Electric Co
Frazier Street
State College, Pa
FINAL PLANS MADE
FOR FARMERS' WEEK
(Coninued from first pngo)
men prominent In agricultural mork In
this and other institutions and these
men will shoals on all phases of tile
taming business The following are
some of tile subjects on s, blob com
plete sets of lectures v, ill be given Soils
and rural Crops, Farm Management
and Patio Mechunlcs, Animal Mahan
dm, Poultry, Dairy Management, Dairy
Practice and Problems, Vegetable Gar
dening, Landscape Design, Rural Life,
Home Economics, and Plant Diseases
There still be special exercises each
day for the hots nod girls v.ho aro here
This still be the pest time that Farm
ers' 'Week NSns ever held rthile college
Vats In session In all previous years it
has been held during tile holiday recess.
Regulat students are fortunate this
year in lacing able to attend the various
classes and lectm es on subjects of es- i
pedal interest to-each one .Agricultural'
students still ilfl% 0 an opportunity to
gain a imonledge of the scenic being
cal vied out lay other departments of the
school. while those who V. WI to special
ize so ill be able to attend lectures deal
ing, sulth their (non particular line of
stork Thus the regular college men
may spend their time specializing on
one subject or gaining a broader knowl
edge of the whole agricultural geld.
:SEW MEXICO—I suggestion has
been made at the Non Mexico State
College that the truck team of that
college adopt the exercise of running
done jock rabbits, as this souk' be
not only be of the gt cutest y alum in train
ing, but sould be aiding the govern
ment as Nl,ll The latter stokes to
hate the pests e•terminnted but de
sires to accomplish it by running them
dos n lather than by poisoning them
MICHIGAN—Too graduates of the
Michigan Agricultural College recently
eceired the Distinguished Sonic!,
Cross for extraordinnry heroism in bat
tle Early lest summer each yyas dec
orated nith the Clench Croix de Guerre
for valor in action in the spring cam
paigns
FOREST L. STRUBLE
Plumbing and Heating
Both Phones
- Groceries - i
Meats
And the Best Quality
Dry Goods
No matter what you
need in the above line,
we have it and at the
right price.
McEachren's
Frazier St
Thialralut Tfieake ctn
Atitc l'Qaw
Program—February 13 to 18
Nittany Theatre
THURSDAY-0 uhlu yn Prelenlo
l' It el NTYRII
lo "Too Fut to Fight'
.1100 SMILING DILL PARSONS
10 .. Tho Rlg Wee
PRlDAY—Potamount Presents
PAULUS E FREDERICIC
In "Out et the Shadow"
Also SUNSHINE COMEDY
Metro Presents:
OLIVE TILT
In "Secret Strlnge
PATHE Ismws
moNDAY—select Presents•
3IITCHELL LEWIS
In "Tho Codo of no Yukon"
' PATIIE NEWS
TUESDAY—Artcraft Presorts
FEED STONE
In oUnder Dia Top"
AIACN. SENNETT COMEDY
••111do and Soak Doteatlvos"
Pastime Theatre
FRlDAY—Arteraft Preeents:
ai:onne :wt. colins .-- '
In "int tim Trail Holliday"
(Return Engagement)
OUTING CHESTER SCENT°
SATURDAY—Paramount Prononta
, 'WALLACE REID
In “Tha Dub'
CHRISTIE COMEDY
Coming
MILDRED HARRIS
(Mrs. Charlie Chaplin)
In ollorrowod Clothes^
ELSIE FERGUSON
in "Ills Parisian {VW'
NORMA TALMADGE
In "Iloart of Illotonla^
GENEVA EASY
,
FOR STATE FIVE
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equal tile superior team pork and pass
ing of the Penn State live.
Wolfe displayed the first consistent
foul shooting which local supporters
have seen this season Olittaof closes
attempts, he mnnaged to cage eight of
the one pointers which is hotter than
an) Penn State non has managed to
do up to the present.
The summary
Peen Stale 'P. G. Fl. a. Pls.
Mutton P. 8 0 10
Ifli
MI=EI
Totals 23
Cenci a
Ifll
E==l
MWG',==;l
E'er
U
Patterson C 0 0
0 0 0
Total.. 4 8 16
Referee—Neff, AlMeal, Y. M. C A.
Time of Ilnlves-20 minutes.
DR. ARAISBY TELLS
OF EUROPEAN WORK
(Coffirmod from first page) '
mission, Dr Peed. I sailed from New
York on Oct. 24 for Bordeaux where we
arrived, Nov, I Our arrival, however,
was followed, a week late,, by the armis
tice which quite changed the situation
It brought fel wed at once tile ques
tion of rmictualing the recovered and
libel ated test hot lea—the north of
France, Belgium. Dalmatia, Fiume ,etc,
—as Niel! en the problem of the recon
stitution of the depleted flocks and
herds of France and Italy In particular
These matteta mom discussed at con
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PASTIME THEATRE
Wednesday and Thursday February 19th and 20th
Matinee Daily 2:15
Vie SWEETEST LOVE STORY_EWER TOGO
Accompanied by their Eighteen
Special Symphony Orchestra Months
in the
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Surpassing Even His 'Birth of a Nation Making,
Romance
of the
Great
War
Unapproached by Any Other Production
This presentation has been seen and endorsed by practically all the
United States Government Officials, and by men of affairs of the
British and French ,nations
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HEARTS
Advance Sale of Reserved Seafs—Thurs- I OF THE
day, Friday, Saturday afternoons from \ W ORLD
2 to 4:30 o'clock at the store of Sim the
Clothier. All seats reserved.
ADJIIISSION—Matinees, 25c to 75c.; Even•
I HEARTS : ing, 50c. to $l.OO. War tax extra,
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COLLEGIAN
siderable-length, but In the absence of
any very definite statistics of either pop
ulation or food resources, only very
general recommendations could be made,
"Our reception In Italy was most cor
dial. All tho foreign delegates were
made the guests of the Government,
ultich not only paid our hotel hills and
our eapenses to Naples but provided
various excursions—Pompell. Vesuvius.
Baler, etc.—and also supplied us with
roturn tickets to tho frontier and sleeper
tickets to Paris Both at Rome and
Naples we were honored- with several
receptions and dinners Whether or not
the serious work of the Commission nos
of value. as a social occasion It M. a
great success."
STUDENT VOLUNTEERS TO_
HOLD CONFERENCE HERE
(Continued from first Pogo)
day afternoon speaker 1011 ho Rev.
Prancis S. White, Domestic Secretary
of the Missionary Society of the Protes
tant Episcopal Church in the United
States On Saturday evening Mr. Ar
thur \V Manuel, the Internationay I' M.
C A. Secretary for Brazil, and Dr. D
K. W. Kamm. the African explorer teili
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speak. Dr 'Kamm will bo remembered
as ono of tho most interesting of last
year's chapel speakers.
On Sunday morning Mr. F. M. Pot:
tor, for several years a missionary In
India, will spealt In Freshman chapel.
Mr .Potter won the Rhodes Scholarship
from Rutgers Colleges and spent some
Limo at Oxford After finishing Ms
work there he wont to India. whom for
three years he was principal of Vortices
College situated at Vollore. Dr. John
Dowdy will address the upper-clansmen
at the eleven"o'clock chapel services.
Final Session''
The speaker at the Sunday afternoon
meeting will be Mr. E. C. LobensUne,
Secreary of the Chinese Continuation
Committee of the National Missionary
Conference, Shanghai. The final,ses-
First National Bank
State College, Pa.
W. L. FOSTER, PmWent
DATED F. ]CARP, Cashier
Smith
The Tailor
127 Allen Street
A shop for the
well dressed
.man.
Agency for Eng
lish-American
and Browning
King Custom '
Tailors.
Special aftention given to
Cleaning
Pressing
and Repairing
Evenings 8:00
Mon of the convention will bo hold on
Sunday evening and the speakers will
no Dr. Lerrigo and Dr. Kumm. The
various "collego musical organimtions
will take a prominent part In some of
tho moollngs. Tho Glee Clubr - "Varalty
Qufwtotte, Girls• Gleo Club and College
Choir will all render elections on differ
ent occaolons.
z Penn State Student Volunteer
group le among the largeet and meet
active in thin part of the United State..
The president of the Eastern Union Jp
W. J. Jonas, of this collage. The vice
president Is Mies Schweigert of Ureinue
College and the secretary-treasurer le
Mies Grace Seem 2 this college. -
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Wednesday and Thursday
The Big Days
In State College
WHERE—For two and a half
hours you can be carried away
from your work-a-day world in
to the land of romance and
flower, where lovers--plight
their troth beneath a white
moon.
WHERE—You can enjoy the
work of the man who touches
the nerves of the nation and
plays upon. the heart-strings of
humanity as a great musician
produces exquisite harmonics .
WHERE—You can be delighted
by one of the sweetest and most
beautiful romances ever unfold
ed either in literature or on the
stage, rivaling Shakespeare's
immortal "Romeo and-Juliet."
WHERE—Yoti can laugh thru
your tears tit the antics of the
Little Disturber and the insist
ent courtship of Monsieur Cuc
koo, for they possess the com
edy of Humanity.
WHERE—You can see the very
ground where the American
Doughboys helped so mightily
to win the greatest Victory of
all time, and you can be in the
very village where the Armistice
was signed.
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" 'Hearts of the World' is more than a picture
it is a world drama. It _ oes strai • h
N.. to the Heart. It is this human qua
makes 'Hearts of the World' as big - as MM.
kind."• --Charles Damian, Dramatic Critic, N.Y. Evening World ,
Weiireaday, February 12,•1919
Fortlie Best
Bread, Pies
-and Cakes,
State College - Bakery
Our Ice Cream Has No Equal .._
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Amateur Finishing,
_ -a Specialty
The aMITH
J-.;ITUDIO
R. H. BREON
WHERE—You can witness the
greatest historical document of
all time, enacted with sweeping
power before a background of
t',e most gigantic - conflict the
world I - as ever known. -
WHERE—You can be guided by
David Nark Griffith, supreme
dramatic genius of the age, over
the roads traveled by President
Wilson on his historic visit to
France, roads that have been
crimson with the blood of battle.
WHERE—You can have tho ex
perience of hOlding tight
, to
your seat as you become a part
of the terrific climaxes that have
held audiences spellbound in the
largest cities in the World.
WHERE—At the Grand Opera
House you can have the oppor
tunity to enjoy the, most re
markable production of the age,
surpassing even "The Birth of a
Nation."
WHERE—D. W. Griffith's mas
terful production, "Hearts of the
World," -will be presented two
days Wednesday and Thursday,
February - 10th and 20th at' the
Pastime Theater, State College.
-Afternoon performances will be
• given each day at 2:15. Even
ing at eight.-