Wednesday, October 22,1919
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THURSDAY
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Nittany Theatre
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(Return engagement—previously
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MAURICE TomeNßuivs
TUESDAY
IVALLACE REID
In "The 1.16;6 Moe
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I. N. A. CONFERENCE
HELD AT EASTON
(Continued (ruin Ilrot ImIN)
being Dr. Albert 11. Heckle, dean of
Lafayette Collegv; Dr. 11. B. linen nrd.
head of the Department of Politlmil
Science and Ectinemies, nit 'Lafayette;
Ilithlwin, representing the' -Woe
Risk Insurance litircetu nit Washing
ton. D. C., +mil Dr. D. Thomas Curtin.
known Internationally as the "man who
dragged Ilat truth out of Clermany...
Dr. Heckle °toted that college minus
pliero woe better because of the .eol
lego newspopers, which should conttaln
history. and should mould and shape
otudent opinion. He welcomed the I. N.
A. to Lafayette College, and extended
the freedom of the campus. Dr. Bos
sard spoke of the relation between col
lege men mid journalism, saying that
each to be successful had to observe the
qualitims of exactness, promptness, and
the sense of Importance of ones self.
bfr. Baldwin gave it general 'discussion
of the. workings of AVar Risk Imam
[moo and pledged himself to cooperate
with the Association in every manner
possible.
The main address-of the conference
was given by Dr. Curtin, who after
nerving In Germany for many months
ne a correspondent to the American
Press, left shortly before the declara
tion of {var by the United Staten, and
vent to London. 'Here he made known
through the—Lord Northcliffe news
papers much of the news which had
been censored by the German officials
In 'Germany.. Dr. Cartin's tails dealt
with the idea that newspapers simply
cannot be separated from public life
an dho quoted many specific emunples
where the newspaper had been Instru
mental in shaping International poli
cies In the European war, and In a
number . of cases had determined the
plan of military enmpaign.ln the geld.
Dr.. Curtinis an exceedingly forceful
speaker, and with the material he lied
to present, delivered ono of the most
Interesting, nttractlve and stirring ad
dresses whi c h . has ever been given lit
tho fold of collegiate journalism.
Alumni Notes
"Shorty' ittilier. former Stale football
otptaln and All-American quarter-bock,
to now starring on the strong Mao
'olll, eleven, profession:l foot
ball champions of the • world. Tile
team composed of eleven All-Amerl
eau plow.. two of them, unreel of
Cornell, and 'llerron of Pitt, twil
igt,. to State alumni Ithd under
graduates.
I^. W..Klim 'l7, In at present located
In the Agricultural Engineering Build
ing. Station A. Ames, Town.
- "Punk" Perryman one of Penn
Mathis 'former'stor halfbacks, ix coach
ing the lowa State College 1011,,, and
from all.intileations he 1,, malting good
at the Job. In addition. ho Is extremely
Popular with the men in the squad.
W. S. Barnhart, 'l7, 111,0 recently me
signed ids position I,x ilend of Animal
thishandry and Dairy Industry, De
partment of State School of Agricul
ture, Alfred Utilventlty, Alfred, N. Y..
to take up county agent work M Mer
cer county, New Jemey.
Kenneth Mehonor. C.
burly neeehted n uoxitlou Wilk H. 11
Iniberttion Co.. fOrllllol . ly known no tht
Asbestos Protected :Metals Co., of Pitts
burgh. I'tt.
C. IL' \loAoell h 'lO In note In the De
pai , tment of Arehlteelere of the Uel
verolty of 1111nole. Urbana. Mamie.
I). A. Barnett cy-'ll7 and •111 luta been
In charge of the inutallatlon of the ma,
Jority of the electrical egnipment for
the Air -Nitrates Corporation at 8110010
Shoal, Alabama. Ito has now return
ed to Ida huge at 1.1 Latudowne Aro.
nue. Llonereh. Deieware County. Pll.
It. 11. Steller •15 ban n . nosition In
tine Pales .departinent of ..the Lehigh
Portland Content Company.
Edward D. :Maltby 'll. In now
rcted with the C. T. Slaughter Com
pany, eporleyro In Sall 1 , 1 1 / 1 1113CO. Cal
ifornia.
R. A. Seller 1 In none In the IL S.
Forestry Service . and •In located ill
IV. .4. Carohart it has resigned tin
pevilthm . hem! of the Department of
Animal litothandry tual Intlry Industry
at Alfrml University. Alfred. N. Y., to
take up moony agent work In Mer
cer County. New Jersey. • •
The law firm of I'sok, Shields . and
Clark WIII4 dissolved August. 31, 1010,
and on September 1. 1010, J. Franklin
Shields Tit loaf Frederick L. Clark
formed It partnertiltill with offices In
the Rent 11state Truitt Building, Phila
delphia.
The Centre County Club' held Ito
fleet meeting In room 219 Old Main loot
Thar:Way evening. The following of
-110010 were elected: pro:Mont.. P. M.
fleverly TO: vice preoldent, P. P. MOLL
. 21.; socretary-trenaurer. C. S. Wykoft
TO:. Arrangements wore mode for
holding a feed this week.
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The E. E. SOciety will hold to meet
hig on Monday, October twenty-seventh,
In room 200 'Eng. D. at seven P. N.
"Radio Operation" by J. • a Ono, re
cently discharged from U. S. Navy.
Everybody out.
Suits Made-to-Order
CLEANING
PRESSING
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and REPAIRING
Unique Tailoring Co.
141 Allen street.
JUNIORS ELECT
CLASS MANAGERS
The Junior class held a abort moot
ing in the Bull Pen on the sixteenth.
principally to elect a number of men
to the athletic man/mm . .lOM
Mr. Mogi:mix TO opened line meeting
with n short 0000011 on the poor col
lege spirit shown during football prat,
dee and on the honor sputum C.
Ittirstin 111011 spoke on beginning poop
orations for this year's La Vie.
The.fullowing men were circled to
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This picture in colors appears on two pages of the Saturday Evening Post of October 4; we'll show you the models
Lots of lively overcoat s
Y OU'LL see. here, when you're ready to . look, some of the smartest new
• models we've ever had to show. Many of them have belts; that's going
to be a very prominent feature this season. You'll see many double-breasted
styles with patch pockets,with adjustable collars
You may be sure of good quality
when you get these goods:- the
fabrics are always all-wool, and
the tailoring is the best know.
We choose -these clothes to sell
to our customers because we know
good clothes and we can't find
anything better than these.
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
manage the different sports: baliebnil,
11. A. - Stlyford; track, LI. A. Dandily:
basketball. IL 11. 11110; soccer, D.
(Mee; wrestling, S. W. Guthrie; booing,
0. 11. Friedman; In crosse, 0. I'. Smith;
ICurb was elected to the Intorsports
Connell and 11. W. lUinapp to die Foren
sic Council.
The inemberrlilp committee added lit
ty-ilve names to the roll nail the com
mittee on cadet Jnifortna was reap
pointed to tieetire the hiliallee of money
due front thet Freithinan year.
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Hart Schaffner &. Marx
fine clothes are here
NlontorDrinery cck Co.
State College
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
The •. Pennsylvania : State : College
EimjN max siunics, L.t. IL, PRESIDENT
Established and maintained, by thin joint action of the United States Government and the Commonwen
of Pennsylvania
FIVE CHEAT SCHOOLS—Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arta, and Natural Science, offer
thirty-eight courses of four years each—Aban courses In Hems Economics, Industrial Art, and Piny
cal Education. TUITION FILES to both cases; Incidental charges moderate.
First tieinester begins middle of September:accond semester thin first of February; Summer Session
Teachers about the tided Monday in June of each year. For catalogue, bulletins, announcements,
address
THE ItEUISTHAR, State College, Pennaylvani
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Whatever your idea of models
or weave, color o r pattern i n
clothes, we'll be able to satisfy you
And we'll give you a correct fit
The price of these clothes is just
high enough to pay for such qual-
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