WrijjejgbtyrSfelji^lO, G^aekiSefit Whon cx-Presldcnt TQft’H alma mater, Yolo University. Invited him. to accept the choir of Constitutional Lav? In that Institution, he agreed to tccturo during the first three, days of each' wc«K and to have tho remaining free-for any service to which he might think, ho ought to ’ilevoto hlmsolf His salary was sulllclont to cnublo him to ho Idle during the .three days if he folt so In clined, yet instead of enjoying his re maining da>o in roadlng and with his friends, he, has boon almost constantly before 'the* pcoplo in various publla causes, especially recently in tho Lea gue to 'Enforce Peace, of which tho league, of Natl<?ns_ is the logical out come'. "and. in newspaper wrjtlpgs and lectures. ■"tyhat shall wo do with our ox- Pn&dcnts?" has been froquontjy agi tated. Congress has at various times had]projects before it,to pension them, to provide some easy office for them to realize a happy old ago after tho strain of ogocutivc da>s. Taft has sot tlod. tho mailer so far os ho is con cerned by loading a more strenuous and'more beneficent public llfo after retirement than ho lod before To do Oils, ho deliboratoly rid hlmsolf of nearly a hundred pounds of superfluous (leal) and this by saerlflco and denial Is it not a splendid thing to plan'ono’s days to tho finish and then havp will power Mutfldent to carry nut tho plan? In Now York a fan years ago,, tho blllfxmrda announced a play called “Cheating Cheaters". I liked the title, for, it Is so often true. I bellovo we nra as likely to choat ourselves as another, although wo always think of cheating the other fellow A-student will agreo that he is at college to prepare himself for some profession and that ho wants the prep aration to bo thorough and tho Instruc tor "to be oompetont. Yet he will rack his -brain to doviso some now way of cheating the teacher In a quiz in order to pain—what? A higher mark. This mark docs not sot a false value on tho teach or bit on tho student. Ho taken counterfeit money knowingly. The cheater is cheated, or, rather, ho hog, cbeatod himself. If tho teacher cheated him, ho would ralso a cry to heaven. Of course ho always says that the subject In which ho cheated was College Boot ’SlSop H. D. MEEK, Prop. Sprig is Cubbig Eat More Ice Cream HARVEY’S BAKERY 220 East College Ayenne. Don’t let the “Little Girl ” forget you. Send a box of Whitman’s Chocolates We alqo*cpjrry.anlexcep- UonaUy. fine line of, ar- * , - " Toilet Articles Stationery Ray D. Gilliland . Druggist NITTANY INN BLOCK not- essential to hio course and to his future carocr There must bo many nop-csschtlals in every course to Judge b> this alibi Many years experience In seeing chonmrs cheat themselves mu that. tho practice* Is brought to college from earlier school* days:'that It Is ns much a childish disease as-whooping cough; and thnt It woiild not bo practiced if students .would stop to think of tho inevitable result,, upon their habits and future standards. Why grow Into the habit of cheating yourself? There aro anough woods, in >our human nature without jour cultivating nnj more. MORE SONGS CONTEST BRINGS GOOD RESULTS The campaign started some tlmo ago by tho COLLEGIAN for the purpose of Increasing the pumbor of ooUcgo songs at Ponn Stato Is at last beginning to boar fruit. „Sov oral good compositions havo already boon turned In.and prae* tlcnlly all have tho characteristics of songs woll adapted for use at any occa sion' -Dean.Robinson of tho Depart ment of Mublo Is now at work putting on the finishing touches beforo submit ting the mtothestudenlbod> One song In partlcular'thnt has been handed In Is especially good and Is of tho march typo so much In favor at Princeton University Any student wishing to submit a song can do so by sending It to this paper whloh la cooperating with tho Department of Music In tjio matter It is suggested that all songs bo accom panied with words and that they be of such a nature as to make thorn suitable for singing at any event in which Penn Stats In a participant PENN STATE , GRADUATE EECEIYEB APPOINTMENT Mr. John K. Snydei, a graduate of Ponn State, who for several years has been assistant to James U. Dlx of Nor ristown In charge of "Vacant Lot Gar den" work in Philadelphia has been appointed to tho position of superin tendent of this work as Mr. Dlx's sue* censor, who of tor-many years servlco Is retiring from the work. | nr you arc suffering with | U licadaches or cyescram, SEE | Dr,-EVA B. ROAN | _ a 522 F. College Ave. 1 patronize: our ApygßTiaEM |»„ [inilllJI[llll llin ß r. ■ n GROCERIES MEATS DRYGOODS Fine Assortment of Fancy Cakes Candies McEachren’s . ; Special attention Fraternities „ , , OUT DOORS WILL SOON; BE HERE KODAK WILL DOUBLE YOUR JOYS We have a large and selected' stock from which to choose and we are always -at your-service. PENN O TATE HOTO O.HOP Our Representative, Mr, H;. Saiten will be at.the. NITTANX INN Monday, March 22 Tuesday, March 23 A COMPLETE SHOWING OF ■SPRING, SUITS and TOPCOATS SPORT CLOTHES: -FURNISHINGS HATSandSHOES For College Men ffraithUn Simon & Co. -FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK MEN’S SHOPS 2to B WEST 3Sih STREET STREET LEVEL EX-SERVICE - "ME!f HECEiyB SPECIAL .short 'course The School of Aitrlculturo opened a special short course lust Monday for men who have served tl\e.i* country In the recent world war. Between thirty and forty men aro enrolled In this course which will Include u mudy of soils. fertilizers, form crops, live-stock and vcitetnbles. The state branch of the Young Men’s Christian Association Is seeing these men through the course DEAN SACKETT EXPLAINS INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS ‘Our Industrial Conditions’* was ttio subject of the lecturo given by Dean Sackctt In the Liberal Arts Auditor ium last evening After dlscuaalnfr the rise In prices folio wins the Civil War, he outlined other onuses, not then preu ont; which have conspired to produce Henry Grimm ;; The Tailor jj ■206 E. College Ave. • ■ j; {/You Break Your Glasses | STAT 6 COiLSeiAN lour pi osenr labor* unrest The fulluc- tlu* uumagoment lists to lu opportu lea preached by lubo’r and practiced by nllics and lakes the workman Into its mnniiKvmcni wore pointed oul The confidence, 'restores the persona) touch present LiHtu* is botw*eri the obsolete In Industry. develops welfare and per* autocracy of rupltal and the-threaten* d sotml work, und recognizes labor us autnerucy of> labor The inturesis »ml something more than a commodity, rights of the public In this seem i<» Im* the sooner will some of our most press* questionable. Ing Industrial problems bo solved No The position tali'n by Dean iwiokett automatic machine-made solution will may he Indicated by tho following quo* touch the underlying and fundamental tat'on "The American workman is too weakness of otir present labor program Intelligent to submit longer to the llunuin sympathy, personal contact, absolute dominance of capital, and the Judicious selection of employcos, and the Amctlcnn employer Is Jlkewlsu too Just acknowledgment of their ability and to deshc longer to dominate In a coun* Independence aro the primary factors tn where autocracy In industry Is In tho restoration of Amorlcan Indus* wholly oul of haitnony with our dutno- tiy to a sound economic basis We cmtlc form of government. The soomu have dwelt much on the efllclency «f <“M**+*!^*J-M*v*!*v*J Billiards and Pocket Billiards Cigarettes—Candies—Tobaccos STATE COLLEGE BILLIARD PARLOR 3 Right training wins the race. BROWN BROTHERS ORCHESTRA The finaFadded touch—the delightful extra will cause your college function to. be gratefully remembered for years after wards. & ~ K i BROWNS—“The Orchestra of Distinction”— 1 has achieved a tuneful individuality among discriminating socialllcadere of eastern univer- _ sides. For engagements, write D. S. Brown Brown Brothers Orchestra 1524 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, PA. ' machines and laboi -saving devluon It llvalh (• himself alone, so no, Industry Ik now time to emphaslxo the human uuj suivhe without the recognition of factor und to recognize the inalienable the man and his right to wolf expres rlfcht of evetv mun to a. voico In the Klon. It Is the*dawn of « new beonom conduct of Industiy Just jh no man k cloy In which equity shall rule." WRIGLEYS flavors like the pyramids of Egypt? Because they are lon£-Easting. find WRiGLEVS is a beneficial as well as long-lasting treat. it helps appetite and digestion, keeps teeth clean and breath sweet, allays thirst. CHEW IT AFTER EUERV MEAL Sealed Tight- IA. n Kept Right f® -AlO \ IV R/fURADS are as different from^^j i »■& ordinary cigarettes as morning is from midnight. If you want to economize you’d better do it in some other way than by smoking cheap cigarettes. The trifling additional cost of Murads will bring bigger returns in Quality than any in- ease ague.
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