W«toMdOF, Marsh t, im cfeeaeKimit You Inm* noticed Mil* \arlous wayu lu which American audiences nhow tluslr approval The moat Common, chipping or bunds. Ik nlwnyti in order uml Ih nwuut music even to uccustomod earn. Shouting U lean ugrcablo but It organized and unified, as In done In college "yUl»'\ the objectionable fea ture munis removed Shouting repro* HUits n moro udvancvd stngo of appro val than (.tupping Witness our In door athletic meolo wliero we applaud victories of our KtiestK but yell at our own HUtcewo'B. Mr. Rocap, uporw-w rlter for tho Philadelphia Ledger, vvns lmprousod by tbc courtesy shown to tho visitors at tho Penn—Penn State boxing meet and also by the repression of shouting dur ing tho houts umlir tho Intcr-colleg into icgulatlons Ho hopos to bring about uuch conditions foi professional bating matches. Rarely does onu heir ut Penn State two most objectionable forms of ap plause—stamping of feet and shrill whistling They remind onu of tho top gallery at the Pumpklnvllio "opory" house I console myself with tho thought that they* me done by tho younger clement which has not yot sloughed off tho small-boys-ln-tho licnnut-gullery hublL They aro to bo classed with tho couple dancing chook against cheek, clutched In a death em brace. eyes turned upward In vonllsli rapture, thinking they uru showing tho Reubens bow to do it und unconscious of their chen]i imitation of Jlmmlo tho Tough and Bessie the Clonkmnkcr at Coney Island. Very rarely la thcro scon at thi9 collage a social action which Is forbidden by signs in tin best lintels In the cities llow much discomfort Is caused in this world by carelessness 1 Tho man who throws a banana skin on tho side walk, tho fnrmci who leaves a long gate projecting on tho motor highway, tho woman who repeats a gossip about an other, tho Instiuctor who leaves the windows of his class-room opon ovor night, tho students who throw paper on tho campus or mnko walks across tho grass—so the list could ho prolong ed Indefinitely But tho man 1 want most to annihi late Is the careless follow with his best girl, who decides to tnko a house parly promenade about campus or town at an houi when custom proscribes stuep. They think It nocessory to lot folks know that they aro real naughty to slay up to two or Utieo o'clock Thoy proclaim their prusonca by shrill laugh ter, shouts and by witty conversation In tho same paddod cell I would put the thoughtless fellow who has had uuch u good time ut his danco that he proclaims It by nolso all tho way to his house or wherovur ho Is lodging For a mate I would put In with liltn tho caroloss person who rises to toko an early morning train and thinks" him self a cfieer-laader to announce his lining to nil Ills neighbors Sometimes ho even rivals tho roostor by attempt ing tho latter's morning song. It Is ofton tlinfono or two persons by bolng Illness of so many* pooplo. DELEGATE. TO CORNELL Penn State Is sending u delegate this your to tho annual confeienco of wom en In vocational schools" lfla a com blnod conforouco of deans, faculty und students to tnko up thu problems of vocational training It is a big work, the ntwnbeishlp list yoiu including thirty- oieu schools urn! this year then. air to bo at letst ten additional s. hools i* .iroMiiilc I. Penn S'tato being on.* of thu m"v members. Tin* deli giti< lliln ymr In Mibol D'irmt ’2l. .\IJM STIJDKJiT KMICTIONS At tin* l.nt mcellng of .Student Coun -111, J* L Krni! was elected to the Stu dent Tribunal, mid C. 12 Stout was I‘teclOil to the Ilonin Committee, these elections having bee i mule mvissury h cium* the men formuly filing them wire t’i uiuuled at inUl-yem ;; Henry Grimm I | The Tailor :: 1 206 E. College Ave. i :: State-Centre Electric Co. £lectric Supplies and Appliances 123 Frazier BOTH PHONES DEBATERS DOWN BUCKNELL BUT LOSE TO DICKINSON The debating loams fiom Punn Stale took part In two Important contests during the past week end. losing one to Dlcklntmn and winning tho other fium Rucknell. Thu ufflimatlvo team, : which successfully upiusonted Penn State In tho deb.ilc with lilickncll In thu Auditorium on Pildny night, was composed of Kenneth D Hurt ’22, Lee IV. Tiasler '2l, Oeoigu \V. Stoddard '2l, and 12 K Ovcrdnif alternate l>r Pattcu provided and tho Judges were Dr Ruiuioii of Lock Iluven Normal School, lion Chntles 12 Donahue, Sen ator from this district, ond Prof. Pat tei son of Dickinson College. In thuso dilutes with Rucknell and Dickinson It Is Intelmlng to note that the tv.o affirmative team* were uueeo'flful while lu the proceeding debates with Colgate and Ohio \Vesh*yiui the nega tive teams fiom Colgate ami J'enn State were the winners Profcssot' Muuhmmi, ns coach of tho debating squid. ii now centering his efforts upon the dual debato with Laf ayette on March th'rtccnth and the debate with Princeton on March twen ty-seventh This lattci contest will he umduetid upon the twenty-four huui plan which means that the teams will nut bi told which side of tlu (men tion tluv will uphold until tin* Friday 1 night before the tlcbitu Is held i PKOK TtniHAU: ATTENDS LIVESTOCK CONFERENCE Piofcmoi tV. II Toinhnve of thu Do portmunt of AnlnuU Husbandry' at tended a conference of piomlnent live stock men list week In Hntrlshurg to cnnsldi i thu question of the Inocula tion of swim* for the prevention of cholera. f ii J. C. SMITH & SON | ;• Dealer in “* * \\ General Hardware | I J Pies—Bread—Cakes Ice Cream a Specialty State College Bakery PROP. DUSHAM GIVES INTERESTING LECTURE An illUHtiutcd lecture on "fcnmouflugo In thu Animal World*’ vvns given by Professor 12 H Durham, of tho Depart ment of Entomology, last evening in the Otd Chapel. Tho talk together with the sillies shown, proved very Inter* ••sting to those pi went. Professor Dushiun begun with an ex planation of the theory of Natural Sel ection Just us artificial breeding, or {.election is practlcod by man on ani mals, so nuture wlectscertoln speeds and uses her power to "give th£m pro tection. Thi protection may ho known best. In this post-war period, as cam ouflage ll Is manifested ‘ln the ani mal kingdom In 'several ways.' Pro tective coloration gives the animal or Insect tho color of Its environs Pro tective iwmblancc allows the cron turis t« simulate some particular pait of their habitual environment Mim icry is n power which renders certain specie* capable of Imitating othor un molested species and so escape moles tation also Lastly, thero are protec tive devices In thu form of stings, etc. As pure as the 'f' best candy The gum arable used for sealing envelopes of K — i— 7 o EATON'S m n ,c ™ A is good enough to eat, The same quality QB used by the best confectioners is refined' and purified in our factory in sanitary porcelain bottles. This i 9 but another instance of the excessive care taken to make Eaton's Highland Linen attractive and inviting. You are Invited to inspect our stocks received fresh every month. A Distinctive Line of Seal and Die Stationer)- The Athletic Stt>re SefcMOlAM prhtcti furnish cacApo' from the enemy. TrofesdCr ' DuslitunM concluding Tt nutrks pointed out* tho practical ap plication of these'qualities In the rc eont war. Thus we que that camou flage) is" not a new art, but an Imita tion of Mother Nature who tuui prac ticed it throughout tho hlaiory of the unlvcmo. PENN WRESTLERS LOSE tConllnuod from first page) man went to thn mat on the bottom but on dojng bo shook off hls opponents ’hold and'ln Its place substituted a body scissors, which he htld for tho runt of tho bout. Score, Penn State 0, Penn* 9 '135-Pohhd Clas) —llaUr, Penn Stale, iKrow Troutman, Pens, with an' arm lock ond half Deleon In eight mlnhtM, thirty seconds. Detar started w.th a rush and took hie renn to the mat al most Immediately. In tho course of tho bout ho ‘obtained several holds which looked !Uto falls, thu Red and Blue man gutting out of all in a fine manner, only to be downed in the last minute* Score, Penn Slate S, Penn 9 ‘ ' )4fl-I , onnd Clasts—Mills, Penn Stale, On Co-op 'Corner' ■‘‘ x ' Armstrong, Fvnu with un arm Jock 'und'body huld la'onu minute, thlrty-aeren second*. Mill# was taken to thu nuit soon after tho iiturt of the bout but by cluver manipulation tlirew hie man over and in a very short tlmo had hlo shoulders on the mat. Score, Penn Stale 10, I’onn 0 15S-Poar.d Class—-Mowrer, Penn State, won on decision from Pondelton, renn, In nine minutes. After sovcral minutes of grappling for holds tho Ponn State tnun endeavored to tuku hls opponent to the mul, but In doing so lost hls hold It did not take him long to recover and uguln took hls man down. The Red and Bluo man got up several timed and showed good form only to be taken town again. Score. Penn Bute 14, j • nn 9. KJ-Poand Close— Drown, Ponn State, shrew Rosenberg, Penn, with a head chancery In one niluute. flfty-twoi«o- iiiiiituiiauiitiiiimatiiiiiiimiaiiiiiiiiimmi'uiiiiiitniiiiiiittiicyim Guard against the “Flu” by using ef fective Throat and Nasal ANTISEIPTCS We recommend Dobell's Solution, Sodine Spray Solution, Alkaline Antiseptic, 3 with a good atomizer. Ray D. Gilliland Druggist NITTANY INN BLOCK ■mmEmiumnmimitiiiaimniinitaiiiinumiauniiuiinamim Hot flicker, a Conveyor—and the G.T. M. Hot cement clinkers, 200° and over, to be The Standard Portland Cement Co. credits carried from open storage to the grinding a saving of $3OO in belt cost alone to this mills', ‘were tne crux of the 'conveying Goodyear Conveyor. Besides, it has effected problem put up by tho plant superintendent a high operating economy. A letter from I to the G, T. M. ..... them states that they are “so pleased with The G. r. M-—Goodyear Technical Man — Performance that W c have ordered a gave that situation expert study embracing rfnphcatc for replacement although from every proe'ei in cemcht manufacture at the f rM “' oPP'-rancca this belt will contmue plant of the Standard Portland Cement Co . to S lvc S ood ! " v,c ' for swc " mc - Leeds,* Ala. He realized that here was an Wherever heats up to 200 * are registered unusual problem. The clinker could not be on conveying jobs, in mines, in coking plants, cooled sufficiently m the processes previous i n cement factories, Goodyear Hy-Temp to conveying. • 'The' best thing to do would Conveyor’s special construction sets up new be to provide some means of cooling it as it records in heat-resistance, ability to with camo onto the belt, j -i- >- stand abrasion, and quantity of tonnage So he made two recommendations.* a heat- delivered. resistant GoodyearHy-Temp Conveyor Beit. Working ulilh your own plant supenntend kno L n to ,,SS, c “P“ Uc « withstanding as ent> t | lc G . T. M. can make an analysia that much ns 200®; and a cooling vat through assures intelligent specification of the belt to which tho belt might run as it struck the tad thc dut rcqulrcd . ' Thc G . T. M's services pulley, and como up dnppmg with a film of nre „ wlt h out c h ar ge or obligation. If cold water that would cool the clinker drop- |lls sugscstions nnd , t ), e Goo dycar Belt he pmg from the hopper. Both recommenda- recommends provo as valuable in your service tions were approved. tl>= instancc clted here, and in h'undreda Up to September I,lol9— after six months of similar cases thc country over, our return of operation—this GoodyearHy-Temp Con- will be amply guaranteed by your satis veyor had carried 61.000 tons of clinker, faction. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company BELTING • PACKING, ond*. Aft«i flshtlnc off hls opponent StnU>, throw Psnn, with ajbody fur u short time the Penn xnun fell In- bold In two mJnute«,.twenty-ieTen we* to u head hold _ttrown‘by'a fast fail ends. Emory sprung tho surprise of backwards kept tills hold and pinned tho afternoon by rushing hls man,from hls man's shoulders with one of the the beginning, taking, him to the mat In prettiest holds of the efternoon Score, * short time, and pinning hlo shoulders Penn Sum 19. Penn # * * after a half-minute etruggls. Score, neary-TYelght Clam*—Enery, Penh* Pehn State 24, j WRIGLEYS j.WRIGLEYSJ^ THt PERFECT GUMrl&g* Offices Throughout the World Peg, Dm. Kept Right HOSE•VALVES
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