CONSTitUTidN PROPOSED
:: FOR INTER-UNIT COUNCIL
Articles to Be Presented to Var
ious Districts for Ratification
in Near Future ,
The non-fratemitj men of Penn Suite
me rapidly establishing u atabli or
ganization The presidents of tbo Units
haling formed a temporary organiza
tion to meet the emergency, have now
gone a step farther and ure drawing
up a constitution, A committee for
this purpose was appointed and has
presented a Constitution and By-Laws
which has met with tho approval of
the presidents. This Constitution and
Dy-Laws will now be presented to the
various units for their upprovtl or cor
leotlon. ,
' The committee, consisting of H. R.
Teltrtck, O. E. Qlurich and E. B Eoken
lode, has followed as closely aa pos
sible the constitutions ot the fraternity
coundls Radical changes have been
made however, such as the elimination
of class distinction, and the admit
tance of a large representation from
each unit, as associate members of
the' counoi)
Although the movement has progress
xcd slowly and with little publicity, the
Alumni In large numbers ore showing
great Interest in the organization. Tho
college authorities have evinced per
sonal interest in this attempt to meet
the conditions that a rapidly growing
student body has brought
As the success of the project lents
almost wholly upon the interest shown
by the non-fraternity men. the lenders
of the movement ore depending on
their support as shown by the attend
unco at the unit meetings'which will
he "held to discus* this constitution and
by-laws thin week.
The following constitution has been
drawn up for, the Intor-Ugit Counoll
of the Penh Stato Union:
ART. I—Name
Sec. I— I The name of this organiza
tion shall be,tho Jnter-Unlt Council,
tho Pen nay Ivan College.
ART. «—Object
Sec.,,l—To t adyance, the interests of
the.- Pennsylvania., State College.
Sec 2—To promote the welfare and
further.tbo Interests,of, tbp non-frntor
nlty.. men of the Pennsylvania State
College
Sec. ,3—To establish a spirit, of, co
operation* let,,.among the
nity men, 2nd, between non-fraternity
and fraternity organizations; and 3rd,
with the,college authorities.
, ART.. S—Membership
JJec. / .l~Tho l *lrter-Unlt Council shall
.! of members, nctlvo and
associate,. j t „ ,
‘ .&cc'2~A'cUce membership shall con
~ slst ot "tfio right of discussion, tho vote,
• and the right to hold office; and shall
J ho limited to tho presidents of tho re
• spe«Uvo''urtll»
Sec. 3—Associate "’membernhlp shall
... consist ot the right of discussion only,
and Bhflllj bo .'limited A to all regularly
elected officers of any-unit,
. Sec. 4 —ltf the absence of uny repre
iwnlallVA of any unit, any member of
. that, unit .tpay assume, tho dotjoa of
1 thatCrepriaeiUHUeo. upoA . presenting
authority acceptable to the Connell
L..- ART. J—Officers -
Sec.' lr-ThcTofficers of tint. Intel-
Uiift-CouncJl. shall - he, ~a~ president.
vlci-prealdßiit. sccrctarj _ and/treasurer.
perform" the usual duties
incident, to their,offices: -.and. shall-bc.
chosen .from the acUcc' members to
kitVo" for the 1 terra of _one year
BT-lAWB
Sec.7d-Regular (peelings' shall taka
placercvalry qccond .Tuesday evening
The regular college
course o’clock. Special raect-
IngsrsttaiL be held .tho call ot tho
president;,orj’on petition of, ton active
rwe’rnbrrfw>r the‘Tntor-UnlL. Council
Scc-Ts—The, 1 place of. .meeting Shall
l , #^eifbyrthol , pc«ddent ; ana''the notice
panted In a consplcioua pljj.ee.
' Committee*
shall be one standing
committal known as tho .Constitution
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Commute** It shall bo elected from
the actlvu numbers of the Inter-Unit
Council to serve for ono year. The
commlttvu shall decide all questions
of constitutional interpretation. The
decisions shall bo final unless over*
ruled by a txvo-thhd vote of nil the
active members.
Boc. 2—All < other committees uhult
consist of active members and sluill,
elected by tho members or appointed
by the president ns the Council sees fit
ART. It—Elections
St*. I—election of officers and the
constitution committee shall take place
the first tegular meeting of each col*
lege vrar .
AKT, 4—Definitions
Sec I—A1 —A quorum shall consist of n
mojoi ity of tho notlvo members 1
See. 2—The units composing thls-or-J
ganisutlon shall be; The
Council .fdrnll Irnvc power to establish'
new Units, and reorganize established
Units If necessary.
AKT. &*-Snppleineatary rule*
Sec I—Wheio1 —Wheio not over rulod by tho
Constitution gnd% By-laws, Kobert’s
Rules of Ordci sluill bo followed.
ART. O - Amendments
Sec. I—All proposed amendments to
the Constitution and By-Laws. must
bo presented In ,writing' and passed, nt
two consecutive regular meetings.' bj
u two-thhd vote of all membtrs pn
sent
ENGINEERING NOTES
The lecture last Friday afternoon hi
Mi Blessing of tho Reading Iron Com
pany on "The .Manufacture of Wrought
li-on” was Illustrated by about 3000 feet
of nqjv reel Tho film ahowed tho pro
cesses’ In the mnnufncturo of wrought
Iron very clcoily
The mutt lecture will bo given Friday
afternoon. March 19th, at 4 30 In Room
200, Engineering *'D" by Mr, J A
Summers, who graduated from tho
course - in Eloctrical Engineering .In
1010. Mr Summers Is In the Illumina
ting Engineering Department of\the
Edison Lamp Works at, Harrison. N. J
Tho lecturo will bo Illustrated and will
bo on tho subject of 'lllumination”.
The annua) engineering inspection
trip will begin Wednesday. March 24th
and extend to Wednesday- noon, March
01st. The Industrial, Electrical, Archl
tecttfWFf and Mechanical Engineering
groups will go directly to Philadelphia,
leaving hero Tuesday night, the 23rd,
In apeclal pultmans .provided for ,thc
party from Lock Haven to Philadel
phia la Philadelphia they will divide
according to their particular interest,
going to tho various business buildings,
to the Now York Ship Building riant,
tho Midvale Steel Plant, .which will
show them Its work on largo guns.
The ’ Mechanical and Electrical En
gineers will apend a part of ln”
Trenton and will arrive In New York
that evening. remaining* there until
Monday night They will them pro
ceed to Schenectady whero they will
spend. Tuesday. In tho .various plants
of the General Electrto Company Tho
Architectural and Industrial Bngtnoors
I will finish their trip In New York City
ant} *the‘ tjlvlla will proceed * toward
Pittsburgh,- Including' tho Warrior's
Ridge-Hydro*Electric Plant, Pennsyl
vania Shops and Yards at Altoonn and
the remainder of the week will ho
spent. In-Pittsburgh.-.Thla la' ono of
the* most interesting and enjoyable ex
periences of the entiro four years -It'
also .brings tho. students Into contact
with tho various fit ms who nro looking
for our grnduatos.
M C. Krofuley, lastructor ln Draw
ing und ArchUeotural.Enginoerlng. tiaA
been commlsalonetl to make plans and
specifications for'a four ntory moving
picture theatre in Allentown. Pa Tho
theatre is to'accomodate 1000 N people
on the two floors while the remainder
of the building will be divided Into
alx apartments and two store rooms.
The exterior walls wUI be of brick
and terracotta and tho Interior will
;be of fireproof construction through
out*
W. C. Fromm
schOolsjto compote
HERE IN BASKETBALL
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defeats in ita district will ailso-bei pre
sent und It Is.also .likely that .Duns
morc High and East Stroudsburg High
Schools,, each of which have attained
the supremacy of tlich districts will
enter In uddltion to these teams. It
s likely that the better, li-nnw of utlu-i
districts will ulsn Im* allowed to entei
hi* competition.
Cup to be Awarded
Tp the r wlnn«*r of this championship
con lest, a beautiful silver loving cup
will be preaentod, on which wIU be In
scribed. "Pennßjlvnnla State College—
tntorscholnailc Basket -Bail Chamulon
rthlp”, with tho’victoria, UUo below In
addition to thin, u Pennsylvania Stato
College gold medal will be awarded ter
the Individual members, coach and
manager of thn championship team
To the runners up of the contest, a
silver medal will bo awarded Individ
uullj To nil thn tcmnlnlng teams In
the competition, a bronze medal will
bi* presented
Follows P. 1. A. A. Rules
It 1a moat likely that the P 1. A. A.
rules, which have heretofore governed
oil contests in the leagues, will be used
and flu* victor of tho competition will
>e decided thiougb the usual elimina
tion manner. The teams will draw for
opponents und run tho contest off In
that manner Preliminaries will be
held l>lduy evening and tho finals will
Uikr place tho following afternoon
Tlml tills occasion will ho one of tho
big ones which niu due to take place
at Penn St it® within tho next few
months Is hut demonstrating the typo
of contests scheduled for hero in the
future und the tjpe of contestants
which will take part. While plans are
not ns jet complete, they tend toward
making a gula occasion of tho affair
and various features will .take place
which wfii add to tho iccoptlon tho
members of the various teams will ro
eelve in Stato College This cham
pionship competition will he a big thing
for Penn State It will without doubt
be keen. enough. to warrant splendid
work by tho contestants and the race
for the cup will receive Added Impetus
by virtue of the character of the teams
represented. Tho best athletes of the
state will be here and tho very best
which InterschohiHtlc teams can give
will ho exhibited.
SPECIAL SHOWING
MILLINERY
and
BLOUSES
IN THE PREVAILING'
SPRING MODE
FRIDAY And SATURDAY
' MARCH 19 AND 20
ANITA IMBODEN
ALLEN STREET
’PENN STATE'COLLEGIAN
REPORTERS WANTED
FOR EACH'COUNTY
(Continued fmm llrat page)
sity and class athletic candidates, the
debutors ..theatrical, militnrj. musical
club candidates, and so on.
“In addltlnn'to tho service that these
reporters will be tendering their col
lege, thev.wlll be in a position to re
ceive first hand ttalnlng In Journalistic
woik> Thuj will not only find this !n
-siurotlve nndiunlcrtaJnlng employment,
but It will glvo Ilium an opportunllj to
learn 1 the fundamental principles of
nows writing mid the handling of news,
something that evury college man and
vomun should know
"Thu plan Included the formation of
a,.'Reporters Club' which will have foi
Its membership all of tho official county
reporters, and will meet nbout once a
mouth to discuss progress and plan
new work and ideas Foi 'boosting
Penn Statu* this organization can eusllj
be madu the most effective on the cam
pus -Wo-want-volunteers from pi-nc
tlcnllj all-of tho unorganized counties,
and will hold tho list open until tho
beginning of tho Earner vacation”
The department announces that tin;
following counties as yet have no lop
reaentativc for this work, and would
bo glad to hear fiom men or women
students who nro interested, preferably
Juiilois or underclassmen who can enr
iy U on for nt least one jeur without
Interruption .
Adams, Armstrong. Butler, Centro.
Clarion, Clearfield, Clinton, Columbia,
Crawford, Delaware, Fujolto, Greene,
Indiana, Juniata. Jefferson. Lancaster,
Luwicncc, Lubnnon, Lehigh, Mifflin,
Monroe, Montgomei j. Northampton.
Potter. Soimrset, Sullivan. Hutsiuchau
no, Vennngn Warren, Wjomlng and
Union
BRIEF CASES, MUSIC FOLIOS
inM AND
sg||»r STUDENT CASES
TTVTritfSa Demand the original
vnl 3 lly * or your protection
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TrtdoMaik GUARANTEED TO GIVE
el Quality SATISFACTORY SERVICE
At alt Stores •where
quality rules
Lifton Mfg. Co., New York
LOOKING BACKWARD
Twcnly-lhc ears Ago
The annual icjiuil of the college,
which was in press and nearly com
pleted, was totally destrojed bj firo nt
the State Printers ofllco in Mnirlsburg
Twenty tears Ago
Goldsmith's famous comedy. "Sho
Stoops to Conquer', was given In the
chapel before a laige und appreciative
audience h> the Penn Htnto Thespians.
Fifteen Yours Ago
A Sophomore strike against tho In
sti tutors of the History Department
and thch methods of teaching was
■Mfelv ndiusted after n short time
Five Years Ago
I'i Molt conducted a tellglous cam
-11 * i in the college under tho auspices
of the Y M. C A He wus verj fav
orably Impiossed with the spirit of the
students
NEW SHORT COURSE
IN COW TESTING
The domund for men to take charge
of cow testing associations In Pennsyl
vania has become so pressing that the
Dairy Husbandry Department Ims m
ranged a ten du>* course to prepnie
joung men for this work This new
course will begin on the sixteenth of
Match und end on the twentj-ulxth
Tlie course will covet the feeding,
breeding and management of dnlij cat
tle. tho keeping of tecords, and the
operation of the Babcock test for the
determination of the pmentugc of but
ter fat in milk
At present there ate sixty associa
tions in Pennsjlvanla This moans that
there are more cow testing associations
Forest L. Struble
' Plumbing & Heating
BOTH - - PHONES
State College Bakery
Under New Management
W.T. Harrison, Prop.
. . and at three historic banquets
cA fact:
"Just enough Turkish"
Factslike these make Fatima’a
place among cigarettes unique.
A few years ago, the "proper'*
thing on such stato occasions
would have been an expensive,
fancy-boxed, straight Turkish
cigarette.
Today, things are different.
Men base their choice on taita
rather than price. That Fatima
should be so dearly the choice
of men who can afford anything
they like, shows that most smok
ers really prefer— not too niuc/t
Turkish tobacco m their ciga
rettes nor too /itr/o—but "just
enough Turkish.”
In Pennsylvania than In nnj* other
statu In the Union except Wisconsin
The county ugrlculluro agents lmv«
b«*i*n naive in putting dairy herds on
a more profitable basis and the cow
testing associations have the insttu
Bevo will more than
satisfy your thirst.
Ankeuser- Busch
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Within a single week last fall, great civic
dinners were tendered ut the Waldorf-Astoria
to General Perching, to Herbert Hoover ami
to Curdinal Mcrucr. And .it all three of these
famous bunquets, the only cigarette served by
the hosts wus Fatima.
FATIMA
A Sensible Cigarette
Page Fiva
meat* !>y which unprofitable anlmalf
have been detected. A number ol
county ugentA hme already sont word
that Uie> would lio In a pnnitlon to sent
n coneldernble number of young mai
and a large enrollment in expected.
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