Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, May 21, 1919, Image 3

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    Wednesday, May 21, 1919
CONDITIONS REGARDING
SUMMER WORK ARRANGED
Director Smith Announces Rules
To Govern Students Who intend
Entering Summer Session
An announced some time ngn, the col
lege has made arrangements whereby
students, who have been engaged in
military or other forms of set vim and
have consequently intoned some of 001
I egularly scheduled studies, may be ad
mitted to the 1919 Summer Secsion for
Teacher" and may obtain credit toward
graduation for work satisfactorily com
pleted. The following regulations which
will govern admittance to thin mummer
,term have been announced by Director
Smith.
I. Ct edit toward graduation may be
given tot a Summon Session subject
for which there Is an equivalent in the
regular college course ullich the stud
ent Is pursuing.
2. When a Summer Session subject
covers a frictional pmt of the corres
ponding college subject, the Somme:
Session subject. in certain MIN., may be
continued at the close of the Summer
Session until the work of the regular
college subject is completed, pi °Med
a continuation of the con 111 deslied
by nut less than the students
3, Certain college subjects so Stein are
not it part of the Summer Session cur
riculum May lie arranged In MSc ten
or mane students apply for such sub
pus before June 1. 1010 Application
for extra subjects should be made to
the Din octet. of Summer Session, 105
Old Main.
4. A Slimmer Session subject may Ire
used n nn electric ,‘llen eleellsea aro
Sensible
In the stullent'n course. 1.1111,.
joet to the approlal of the student's
dean or ads Wel .
G Courses regulnily offmed In the
Summer Session for Tombola may be
taken ulthout tile- It tyniont of fees
other than the usual registration and
health Bert lee fee For all other couises
find for Clerk taken In continuation of
Summer Session MUNE.% a tuition fee
of throe Mims per credit still be
charged in addition to the I gull ed reg-
Intl talon and health Heir]. fees.
C No student will he permitted to
register for it Summer Session subject
In which he h. 'seriously been reg.
Intel ed during the regulni college )Gill.
and In uhich lie hits doite unsatisfac
tory work.
7. The regulation concerning the
amount of teeltation or prnetieum merit
NOM' may be scheduled for the ids
neeks of the Summer Session will im
ply to matriculated students moiled
In the Summer Session. ,
8. Students desiring to pursue Sum
mer Session stork ale expected to leg-
Inter for Hods work with Director Smith
before leaving college at the end of
the presents emtster.
For those of the student body nish-
Ing to enter tile 1919 Summer Sesslion,
registration date will be held on June
second. this d. foutth and 111111, nt the
Summer Session 011100. Doom 100, Old
111010. Fees still be on)able July flag
3111.. CRANDELL RERE RECENTLY
Mr. J. S Cmmlell, formerly Professor
of HI, hu II V Ro.lnrel log Vim i
er ego recently. 11r.. Crandall Is now
Ivlth the Barrett t ompany 'or New
Tdrk, am a traveling lepresen
the Highway Department.
FOREST L. STRUBLE
Plumbing and Beating
Both Phones
Good - Friends
Wear Well!
Years of Testing have
demonstrated the staying
qualities of
BLACKIWHITE
This cigar has kept all its
old friends and is making
new ones every day. 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
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COLLEGE BOOT SHOP
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HEADQUARTERS FOR
Summer Footwear
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Dancing Pumps and Oxfords
ENGINEERING NEWS
Harold y. M. P., writrss that
ho Is with the Naval Aircraft Division.
an Assistant Chief Engineer. Veil re
ceived is fellowship from the University
of 11110010 and spent the your following
hie graduation In research work.
Dr. Woodruff, Professor of Electric
Railway Engineering, spent part of last
cools at the Bureau of Standards In
Washington. Investigating methods of
testing electrical apparatus
The Alchitectural Engineering De
partment hen received the (aliening
gifts during the lon
Four Manillas by Day and Maude , '
(Lthibition pureness). Study of Col
onial Tower; Librar3 at Germantown;
A City House, A Country Dwelling
(ficehand perencethe )
Two lithographs 1,3 Vel non Bailey
Lending the Transport; Times Square,
New York
Pons Illhngraphn 1, Louis \tolßnrdt•
Tun dinolngs of San Franrinco World's
Ilundlngs—Under Construction,
Steno In Rednood Forest, Mission
Viso
Three drsuingii and watetcolors
t Cm} on (11 . 1lWing of Lux.-
oniburn. Cit”leno, Watercolor none of
...St. Lou": Pen and Ink reproduction
of Italian acetic.
Too draping° by Claude F. 13tagdon.
Example of dimensional orlintnent and
its use, Pen and Ink !Andy
Eight architectural photographs of
New York Public Library from Car
rerrc fled Hastings
The first meeting of the Industrial
Engkneel no society was a nodal on
lane panty held at tine home of Mores
' nor and Moe. Elmer. Slay thirteenth
Short talks were mixed Stilt musk:
and reftesinment in moiler proportions
Sohn A Schaeffer who finished life
Sophomone your in Atechanical Engin
coning has been discharged float the
sem lee Ile Ix naMening Nom a shrap
nel pound and tine rederal iloard for
Vocational Education is sending him
lase to finish his course
C)lnns A Thacker, 'IO, 'lndustrial
urines Irons Ginsgop, Scotland, that he
Ix taking a liner months manse nt the
Roxal Tethnical School in Glasgop
phich pas founded by limes Watt
I:pennon of the steam engine, About
1000 Ammlean soltilens nue attending
the sallow.; technical schools in Groot
Eritaln lie states that Captain Green
land 17, Civil, lx nate:Ming the Univer
-810, of E.dinbungh
PATRONIZE OUlt ADVERTISERS
First National Bank
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State College, Pa.
W. L. FOSTER, Pro'Mont
DAVID F. ICAFP, Cashier
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THURSDAY
• MADGE KENNEDY x
• in "Daughter of Mine" +
+ Also Smiling Bill Parson
in "The Sea Woof"
• FRlDAY—Matinee at two
:1: ANITA STEWART :i4• 4
in her newest super- +
production
• "MARY REGAN"
X ADMISSION
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,)„ Adana 20c Children 10c, and tax t
J. X
3: . SATURDAY
± DOROTHY DALTON :fi
ili in "The Homebrealcer 1
if: • PASTIME If.
...1... Matinee m two :f.
+ CECIL B. DeMILLE'S X
+ Artcraft Spedhit X
::: FOR BETTER FOR WORSE X
X ''
With All Star Cast 4:
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ADMISSION X
.1 Adults 200 Children 10c, and tax
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+
:1: MONDAY
.t.
•.I'. ALICE JOYCE
X
X
+ "THE CAMBRIC MASK" . 1 ,..
x
KINOGRAMS +
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+ TUESDAY 3:
X CONSTANCE TALMADGE T
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x in "The Veiled Adventures" :l c
:I: and Mack Sennett Comedy 3 :
: I I: "Reilly's Wash Day" +
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+ SATURDAY
+ ELSIE FERGUSON :I:
X in "Eyes of The Soul" 1:
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AGRICULTURAL NOTES
It is quite probable flint during the
coming summer short courses in lase
tient agriculture will be offered nt this
collegc for the benefit of returning
soldiers who move st desire to take up
agricultural work. According to time
Elrarareau of r.ducation at Washington.
folly thousand former service men who
rare cloth out of becoming farm oaners
have communicated with the Dolma
tent of tire Interim ultli regnid to
lemming hand lcom the benefit of small
nen it is in monied to glee sls meehs
nstruction In hum ynmetice km connec.
Ann with the megulat summer NO`Nbill
The Home Lkonotnics Extension Ile
on: !moot of Agronomy tecently visited
.ho exTetimental plots in Washington
sanity The esTeihnents being con
looted theme ore proving ‘cry success
:ul.
The borne ECOIIIIMICS iflxtension De
mrtment, In no-operal. bPh the
Mite Health Semitic, his been holding
. - ..1111t1 Health necks at callous planes
in oughout the Mate, genemll3 in con
tention v,ltli lineal schools Mope!
nods hove been In eon Med for under
ceight Hind nig!. -817 ed t•hllth en ES-
Milts hove been mode of such mealy nn
hildren of different tom.; implise This
cork In a pall of a campaign being
ontineted by the Milted Mates Child
Welfare Sers iee for the hettel meet of
lie health of the citildien of the main-
R Walteb 'l7 ll' been Installed
Is county agent of Wayne Connts
le WWI accompanied to lila 11011 Inc i
kon LI F' Weave, 1111., helped him
lot Ills nen 110111 mule! tta%
R. II Bell, the 14 coining Count)
went in being It ansferred to tulle
harge of Ilm tictfittil of Llstenslon not k
le taken the VI ice of Protest. A. I'
%Taxon aho receittl) °signed
II 11 Pickett 'l6 and 1 S Oliet In 'it
ocr ',signed their 1,041(10114 on Cflllllo,
•gentx In Lanl once and Franklin
sumacs I espectit ely
Sir A T. Krntnet forinet it
aunty agent or Clearfield county lion
ieen tistnnfert ed to this college to lie
'sternaan nark de ding 0 , 1j11.1i Lily 11 1111
, oral at mull/Minn
17 degrees
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The fine uni
form texture
and unusual
wearing qual
ity of the
lead, make
DIXON S
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• - the maardWaVfleg,
more eco
nomical than
the average
lower priced
pencil.
at all stationers
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Attention !
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SPECIAL OFFER TO SENIORS 4.
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• MAY 21 to 28 ONLY t
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WHEN you buy a pipe bearing the
\V D C trade-mark, you have the
satisfaction of knowing that your money
could not have bought a better pipe. The
\V D C is strictly American made. You ran
choose among a multitude of styles, sizes and
grades at the best shops-0 clown to 75 cents.
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
News from Other Colleges
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PRlNCETON — Commencement n t
Princeton this Sone benison to be
41iiie of the bent In the hlstore of tire
unit orsity At lcast thorny-life hurl-
And 11111 Mill repreriontlan tv.0053-oh.
ditsfes trill 1101110 in the HI Id I Minion In
tint, years The exercises mill litet for
four ,Lisa beginning . lune thlrtet nth owl
estonsif o propolations r r tieing Made
for the nectinunintion of this hor s e num
ber
ldaftfi lI—A total of $171,000 blv
been pledged Inn eampligll lie Lehigh
for amemorial bowie 'riga br
built on the canner+ and bill ben mem
orial to the men Lila; be, Iclllea la
argon IL In espretra Lb it $lOll.llOO 11 11l
be collo cbal by alumni der Tirg amount
will be raised by lal 1:0 ,111,1 I i.tina“ Mal
ling I' that n Canlirlfga for .1111.11i01
null
ycllllllollo bIII begin
CORN 1:41-13iitia the to lilies) and M-
Ihmn 1 unite of the !levet 1 e Arun, let
dig lutno leceived them eiitillinient
oni the government The nupplit v
in mien Wol e receh oil Ineleth. nutetreale
.111 es, uniform% guns, inninunition tenth,
cumuli to field equipment. Init inlets ;mil
runt nine guns Three nisi Inc lweled nv
.011 nv 110,1•10110 to the eacietn
Prrrsitirium—Tn tatter to pet pe-
Witte the 111010(113 Of the flat soldlota
(alit died 111 tho n • . 11. M . 111011311 tow, 1e,4.
neve held on the cantpiel reeentl3 at
ohILII time tteao mete planted In hone!
of the deal Clan lea (I 'hail nt or the
51 ate Leglol.ttdlc was alto 10 Inllille
N10111(01'
Diamonds. . . .
We have a nice line that
was purchased before the last
advance in prices and feel
sure it will be well worth
your while to look them over
Mole trying cscwhcre.
Shuey's Jewelry Store
HARVEY BROTHERS
'Balked Goods
and [oe Cr e am
Quality and Service Guaranteed
220 East College Avenue
900000000000.
Darie - Z - ogitims l
When you are in need of Dance Programs
call and see our attractive designs---we
guarantee delivery when promised. We
also make a specialty of fraternity printing
The Nittany Printing
AND
Publishing Company
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Look el thy line. or Ms ono 11,
Row, o dellat Iho rye, nom the 0,
brown of Om gankloo Fronch bowl,
through nu. Illogokoon or Om skor,
100 101 1,1.00 histro of Chu vulcon,Ull.
MILITARY PLANS MADE
FOR COMMENCEMENT
The mlillau depot Union of the col
lege has Insides! the unlit of the three
hilallions In order to immure them for
the Commencement Week program. The
linnt If nallion. composed of Sophomore.,
in seeelhlng tllle practice dully Mat tile
ttnik for enniniencenient 11111, tint been
defining) outlined. it in quite mob ible
that the second yeal men tt 111 engageln is shamtitle Hills one of the other
Natalie:lo The I's evlinum of
ale
being stilled fl slit in ranee Alaimo].
the 101 otnprinhnent to Stiffen M being
plated In the I. and It has been de
cided that Comp tin li of the speond
hatallion. it 111 go mei the Int Nonet
to.mseun Ilolmee . Pichl ton tile enter
thin:ma of tile Commencement Week
v 1511.01.1 The milihat pitule will be
held at ten o'clock Satinday mooning
lane smooth. on Nett Ikon el Ilehl
Mien the ....del l'aglllll lit n 11l he 1... 1
dent .1 Is an mu* 01111 IT
Best Quality
GROCERIES
Wholesale and Retail
Special rates to
Clubs and Fraternities
FYES
200-202 W. College Ave.
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Go to the store with the highest
"batting average"
Montgomery & Co.
Nittany Theatre
FRIDAY, MAY 23rd—Matinee at two, and evening
ANITA STEWART
IN HER VERY LATEST SUPER PRODUCTION
"Mary Regan ",
Produced Under Hit ectiion of
LOIS WEBER
From Leroy Scott's Sensational Novel of Big Pleasure
in Nen York
A character drama—not just a picture of action but a story
in which some interesting characters are drawn, with Anita
Stewart as the storm center of a sensational society black
mailing plot
SATURDAY, MAY 21th—Matinee at tno ,and evening
Cecil B. DeMMe's
Greatest Masterpeice its y ~
"For Better For Worse"
With All Star Cast Featuring
GLORIA SWANSON
WANDA HAWLET
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ELLIOT DEXTER , • , •
TOM FORMAN and Others . A .P.I . , • • •
One of the most significant
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productions of recent months
A story so filled with human
interest details that is not ,p
possible to briefly give full
credit to all the four points ."'s
A picture we most highly
recommend and advise you Gloria. Swanson. .1.
making every effort of wit- FORBETTER F0R.V1256
nessing. A.AI2TCP.AFT Act.re,
PRICES THESE SUPER PRODUCTIONS
Adults 20c, Chddrcn 10c, and War Tax
That's just another way of saying that
you ought to buy your clothes where
they .have the reputation for always
"dlivering the goods". When you call
on us to serve you you, we make good;
if the clothes dont do it—we do; you
get your money back if you're not sat
isfied. .
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes
"deliver the goods"
They're made to give you lasting ser
vice; all-pool fabrics; careful tailoring,
smartest style; strong v alues
Waist-scams me the leaders;
single and double breasted.
Varsity suits in all variations;
new ideas, new fabrics; new
colors.
Sport Coats
Palm. Beach and Dixie
Weave Suits
White Flannels
Straw and Panama Hats
State College and Bellefonte
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