T Wednesday; rApritt 30, 1919 Soccer Team Is Defeated'•By Penn The Penn State moms team lon Ile flint game of the Kuhn; menson to Penn nn Fhtvet (Old Field on Saturday. April nineteenth. The game was filled with thrills and although Penn Slide played Is line mime they wale comilelled to bon before superior playing and Mot 1.0. The acorn does not do the Illue sand White Justice because It ens alien able to advance the ball to the gold but sans unable to put it over the line From the beginning Penn looked like the ninner. although seveial times the 'varsity made excellent spurts which made its opponenta mink Band to WM (I nit tho attacks The Penn men shined the mune pith n t nab but it sans nut untl the middlo of the Illst half, after the ball had been adynneed the entlie 10011111 of the held. that they same able to score. The second goal mime neat the end of the peilod on a long shot In tile second half Penn State. 51110 the more aggreeslto and held the ball the mulotity of the time Penn emoted Its third goal by means of a foul but anotbet spurt put tile ball in the Moe and White's possession for the iernoin der of the g.tme with the eNeeption of two long eilioul uhich the Penn pill) en. vele able to melte count CaPt.in Cupit was injured In tile second half and nos compelled to leave the game rho Ilne-up Penn Millie Spaeth . c .. • Robot W ... R. I'. Il Cladding .. L. R..... Milligan ... ,R iI n Itlenned3 .. C. II B. Sunlto • . I. H. 13 • Mini Wood ... 0 Lt.. Mc Fadden Clapp . . . C R. . Cupit . L Catimach . Time or halves: Nib minute!. Retetce• 1 Addla Conln Deviling 4. Fischer. Neal Tin man Dot% Hag Nassau I Ixel. Tat nail Changes Are Made In New Catalogue The general catalogue hn the 191 - -1010 college 3001 has been completed and Registrat Espenithade announces the following Impel tant changes hem lust tear's Issue. The course In Agricultural Education, it red under the curriculum for the School of Am icultute, hay been chang ed to a considerublo degree in ant 3eat's catalogue It was announced that the first two years In thin emu HO would be the same an In an 3 of tile coarsen In Oda HOIIOOI Title, However. In 110 L the case nu 1 egulds the new catalogue. modern languages being, Mopped hem the course and several change.; being made 14 changing the Sophomore and lrl eshmun year subject.; Tile COlll 11C 1111 H been made mote uultable for tile preparation of teachers for secondary sehoolu than It has been heretofore. The course In Electrochemical Engin eering has also been changed consldel ably, duo to the great:demand ittlE,2l trttlned In electrical end chemical sub jects. The Freshman 'ear remains the same ea It woe but' the three other years have been changed by addition of more subjects pertaining to chemists) and eleetticit) In theft combined impli cations The course In ElologY, with ento mology option, has glean tine to IL new eourso, that In Entomology. which Ix onered by the school of Nattual Science. This course Is Intended to glee. a broad education In Insect mor phology, rlth subjects In economlc, nauti cal until athanced eLonomle. entomology and allied nit!, these aro subjects In zoology. Physiology and em bryology. Plant pathology. crop and tree disease., are all empliasired In 11110 stew course • A new course hos been added In the Department of Home economies, a course In Vocational Home Training Thin boo been planned especially to moot the needs of women clothing to teach In the Vocational Horne Econo mics schools of the state The Mitchel In these must be one 1010 has had a blond and Commehensive paining, milli the ability to teach secondats school pupils the spilt of bomb making In Its broadest sense. It is her dull to teach these pupils tho physical. mental. mond, sphltual, social, aesthetic and economic phases of modern homemak ing and to tench them hoe. to intelli gently plan and pt °vide for their homes J. C. Smith & Son Dealers In General Hardware Builders' Material, 01Ita Palate, Glass, Cement,• Stores, 'Wenn, %matins' Etc. State College, Pa. `,/ Tad, .. . . . . DE I IC lOUS'and . HEFRESIi:ING • WARSITYININE WINS , TIVO GAMES ON SOUTHERN TRIP (Coninuod from flret,page) pass Neither team scored In We dent Inning. each Nonni ed one In the second, and the victors lambed another over In the this d, one In the fifth, too in the nlxth. and two mote In the neventh. The Ilne-utt Penn Male - It II A I: IGot b, tin U U 2 I INZEI =MEIIMMI IJ.lkirilTir. . 1:111Ingel, ab, e I 1 0 Ktinpil, lb o I 0 I t 0 0 0 0 0 ❑aubiltn, lb, II 0 I =ZUMElgaa==l EMIMEIOMEM U 101 0100 Thomti. p lIIPIPP. p 1 7 7 4; It II A E --- 1 0 0 0 Maryland Stole Swdet, or lIIEZE M=ME!!I!M! REMiIifMM MIZE =1!MIE! 01 1 0 niNlllllll. 20 ti Kloole. I lailley. e 0 0 0 0 Itua a ouglam. at 0 0 0 0 A1te11 , 2400. U .1. 1 3. 1 -7 9 5 510t510:91 Slate .... 0 I 1 0 1 2 2 0 r-7 Penn :Unto 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 II 0 —1 Catholic Unit emit) Defentpd In the second game of the trip, how . er, , on Saturdo, April ninotng:ith. there ,1111 it different story to tell, Ca thollc Cnh erslO unto the opponent, but the 'varsity came out on top 9 tol Sloth teams put up it good 1 / 1 11111i of lint tine Penn State nine. In) at span t In the closing Innings of the game. Was aide to none out Its opponents Krung pitched excellently for tine Blue and White, nettling eight of the renew bats men on strikes. Traphoner and Craig store the heaviest scoters, each bring ing In into runs. the lattice also having one hit to Ids ciedlt The learn. an a whole, shooed grent itnin OS Omens over Ito plat log of the merlons day. Catholic Univendts led ut the end of the fifth Inning, but by mewing one run in the sloth, tno in the sot 00th, and four in the eighth, Penn State teemed the lead and wno net er headed. Specht, the Catholic pitcher, gate thin teen banes on balls The line-up. Penn Slate R If 0 A F. Innen. cf 0 1 2 0 0 I'm b. 84 1 1 3 2 1 1110/1/11I.c, 20 I 0 1 0 1 ICIIIInger. lb I 0 2 3 0 linapp. 11/ 1 II I 0 1 Wainley. a • I LI u 0 2 Traphonet, If " 1 1 0 0 Cialir. , " I 1 0 2 W. 1000., p 0 1 0 1 2 9 5 21 G 9 Vllheroll3 1t II 0 A E Clenun, If 1 0 2 0 0 I`ltauolal.l. 11, 1 9 12 0 1 Moues. 39 1 1 2 2 0 Swarl,z, 21, 1 0 1 2 0 Hooke, rf I 0 1 0 1 McDonough. 91 0 0 0 0 0 Lucy, NS 1 2 0 2 3 - Fellows! Our Spring and Summer Suits have arrived. Prices ranging from $lB to $3O. Also we ore offering a low Cordovan Oxford at $ll.OO which can not be beaten Sot' service. Come In and Look them Ovei Fromm's Economy Store 130 E. College Ave Best Quality GROCERIES Wholesale and Retail Special rates to , Clubs and Fraternities 'FYE.IS •,_ . 200-202 W. College Ave. I Carrot, c I I I 0 0 .C.,M10, 20 U 0 1 I .0 ,spulit. U 0 0 0 2 0 7 4 27 9 2 'Penn Slate 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 4 0-9 Catholic Univerall)-- I U 12 2 0 0 0 0-7 Catholic O. ITlivt,SoColld, Tilt Inr the , oecond Mt. with Catholic UM vemity on 'Monday -Vaenty-tirst. the Illble-l-Moro. complptelY turned and tile Wallington team , won II) 0 00010 of twelve to nine Minter woo on tile mound for Penn. State and he allotted six . Itito, giving live batten on hallo Clown and the twiriern for Ca tholic lJnlversity. were touched for eight 110.6 and allotted oil p taxes. buethe blue end Willie team woo unable to put nough rune net mut the plate to win, Atonal] nailed for .Penn Plate by seaming_ three run.. and Daubing bit safely three timeo. The 'VareitY 0001T/NI to aeure In 0110110 %))110 tho UniveroltY men net o steadier. Eight 011010 Madt by the 131 no and Whits nlOll 0100.4101011 In their defeat The 11110.0 t. Penn tante It It U 4 11 Mohan. of 1 0 1 u 0 ICO/11, HI 0 0 1 II 0 WWI/110% 20 1 3 1 1 / 211 1 1 it II it 1:00111I, 0 0 2 Cromir), rf 2 1 0 0 0 Traphoner, at 0 I I 0 1 Craig. e 0 0 0 0 0 Hunter, p 0 1 9 .1 1 8 24 7 8 - Catholic Volverrily It II 0 A 1: CaNIIOII, p. of o U 1 2 0 Roaez, 111 I U 2 I 2 Corwin, 0 1 2 0 0 0 Lucy.- xx I 0 I I 5C111.11 , 14, 21/ .$ 2 1 3 1 rt 1 U 2 0 I) Moog, et 0 0 0 0 0 Fitzgerald. lb 1 0 3 0 I I:endlg. lb 1 I lo U 0 AVizr. If :1 0 I U 0 Long. P 0 I 2 4 0 12 6 27 11 5 Penn State 403101000 9 Catholic Uniseillity__O 0 3 3 3 1 1 3 x-12 Third Defeat at W. uud L. The third defeat or the Penn State nine come at Lexington. Virginia, on Tuemday, April tuenq-second, %Olen Wachington and Leo triumphed, (out to nothing ThLS game Stan in the farm State-Center Electric Co. ff== Everything Electric :1; I i I Every-good Style for,the season's wearing brought out by Fashion Park and The House of Kuppenheimer You- will find! in our stocks , the most desired fabrics Prices are quite mod erate--- thp,excellent quality considered An interesting showing of :suits at .$4O - $45 - $5O F 2 d , ) SlM,_theaothier 1 4 .67 inaunon state College and; Bellefonte mannarri man4i MEM ++++++++•l I t f i I.44++++++++4•4+H•+++444-H4+++++++++:4++++4.,:-:••:44-:•+++1-:-:•41-:•+÷44+++4-1-2-1. 1. 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Years of Testing have demonstrated the staying qualities of BLACK & WHITE This cigar has kept all its old friends and is making new ones every clay. This is one reason why it is the leading feature in our store TRY BLACK AND WHITE NOW Mild, yet rich, with a pleasing flavor so much to be desired ,_.~.¢¢ Store 111111011111111111311111111111110111111111111[111111111111g11111111NR11111111111110111111111111t1111111111111111111111111M111111111111:1111111111111a1 11 1111 1 11110111 Z. . a I, 2 g p l y gra 1 ,,, @apt I 1: 2 1 The Place for That a E I 11:00 o'clock Lunch a. m E c 5 C. E. SHUEY, Prop. I ..y . „. .- 117clittnitmnimmunimmlumitimiummuncrmmuniminiiiiiiimicriiiiiimumuniumiiiiiimulimurila Cc_... •,..)...._ 'm Th.1...------e--,=' 6, 7 •tk-Vafi `((' Style and comfort ' —without extravagance! Three essentials of modern footwear Style that gives you the jaunty feeling of living correctly and smartly Messed! Conn tort that gives you the charm of being per fectly at easel Economy that gives you that satisfied feeling of having the best value for your money! These three arc the (palates that make the Red Cross Shoe the very best shoe to buy tins season Even• one of the new models of the Red Clogs Shoe is correct. Into each one is built t mu! ort—"lund,-with-your-foot" c o m f or t. Every shoe in its simple, graceful lutes shows the smartness that well dressed women de mand in their footwc.tr. Come in and see the smart styles in the Red Cross Shoe, Youll he tile teed wtth that pnu•. as well as mill that style. 'll[l.st. semen are vrict.d fruit, College Boot Shop 11. D. MEEK, Prop )- ~ a, • _ . .., a , I s 3 4 &".,' bol.0 k ; * .. . ;I t : '... ---' Page Three FOREST L. STRUBLE Plumbing and Heating Both Phoncs The Nittany THURSDAY s TOM MOORE 4: t • in "A Man and lliv Money" i• T. At.o CHARLIE CIIAPLIN :{: la o ~, , nos or Ills an ow, ,omee,e. .4 . :1.: . "A Night Al The Show" ii: Y FRIDAY VIOLA DANA e in "The Parisian Tigress" ± OUTING CHESTER SCENIC Matinee at two, and et ening 1: X WiVI. S. HART in "The Cold Deck' TOPICS TOF THE DAY An innovation to the screen CHRISTIE COMEDY . .I*. Admission—this production x Adults Jac., Ch 11.1.41 101. At The Pastime ELSIE FERGUSEON !i• in "The Marriage Price" •f MONDAY 1: GRACE DARMOND I: "What Every Woman Wants" If RINOGRA/AS t TUESDAY WALLACE REED in "Roaring Road" •i• FATTY ARBUCKLE fc in "I °VC' :5 Admission—tins production ;i: Adult, 2Uu, Chadic n 11., X 1: itlid %%/11 1.., 11=8
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