Friday, November 12, 1920.
PILGRIM’S LANDING IS .
TO BE COMMEMORATED
President Wilson Proclaims the
Twenty-first of December os
Day for Its Observance.
President "Wilson hiiH issued a juo
clamutlon In which ho requests tho oh*
xurvunce by schools, colleges, and uni*
vcisltlcs of the threu-hundiedih mi*
nlvuituuy of Uiu landing of tho Pilgrims
At tho xatnc time ho nomod tlnee mein
hoiH of tho United States Pllginin Ter
centenary Commission. Six inoiuhurH
had nhcady boon upiwlntcd by Congiess.
Tile text of the proclamation follow
“My Fellow Counttymcn: Deceinboi
21, next, Mill mink the tercbnlennry of
tlio landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth
In 1020. The day will be becomingly
< elebnited at Pl> mouth undei liie aus
pices of the Plymouth PHm Telmrgk
pices of the Plymouth Pllglim leieont
onary Commission and at othei loculi-,
tli a in Massachusetts While this la
|)io|)ei and piuisewoitliy, it seems to
mo that the Inllueiiocs which the idealti
and principles of the Pilgrims with lea
ped to civic iihcity and human rights
have upnn the foinmtlon and growth
of out institutions and upon our dev
elopment and progiusH ns a nation,
merlin wore than u local oxpicsslon of
our obligation, and maiccH lining a na
tion-wide observance of tho day.
“I therefore suggest and icquest that
tho 21st of December next we obsorvo
throughout the Union with special pat
riotic services, in'oider that great ev
ents in American history that have re
sulted from the landing of these hearty
and courageous navigators and colonists
may be accentuated to the present gen
eration of American cltbcns Espec
ially do 1 recommend that tho day be
ilttlngly observed in the universities,
colleges and schools of our country, to
tho end that salutasy and patriotic les
sons may he drawn from the fortitude
and pcrscvcranco and the ideals of tills
little bund of church men and women
who established on this continent the
llist-self-detennined government based
on the gtcat principle of Just law and
its equal application to nil, and thus
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planted the seeds fiom which has
sprung tlio mighty nation.
“la witness tlicicof, I have hcicunto
set my hand and caused the seal of thu
United States to bo nmicxcd. Done In
the District of Columbia, tho fourth day
of August, In tlio year of oui Lord ono
thousand nine bundled and twenty, and
of the Independence of the United States
nf America the one humfred and forty
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WOODROW WILSON
Difficult Bouts
Confront Boxers
A very impmtanl sto]i was taken in
tho past muntii towaid the advancement
of intci collegiate boxing, when repre
sentatives fiom ten of tho Inigest In
stitutions in the east, including Penn
State, met in New York City on tiio
twenty-second of October and formulat
ed plans foi the coming season. Tho
main purpose of the meeting was to ai
rango for something unusual in col
legiate boxing circles, namely an In
tercollegiate boxing meet, and In this
icspecl the meeting was a liugo suc
cess It was decided to hold an Inlor
colleglatu meet this year on tho llrst
of March at a place that Is yet to be
determined and an executive committee
was appoint! <1 to make all llnnl arrange
ments. Boxing Munugcn S. Freedman
*2(l, and Omduntc Manager N, M Flem
ing attended tho meeting und are en
thusiastic over thu prohablo success of
And no one could
tell the difference!
This test of direct compari
son wasmadd by Anna Case,
world-famous soprano, be
fore 2500 people, at Car
negie Hall, New York City,
on'March 20, 1920. See
the three diagram sketches
below:
Rr«t— I
Miss Case stood beside the
New Edison aad
Suddenly—
the lights went out, but Mise
Case's voice went smoothly oa.
Then—
the lights went on again. Miss
Case was gone. The audience
gasped with surprise to Und
that her voice had been com
ing from the New'Edison.
Mr. Santa Claus! Com# in and
hear the phonograph that did it
We want you to see it, listen to it,
test it for yourself. This marvelous
phonograph can give the family more
pleasure than any other instrum' nt
you can buy them for Christmas.
Here is why:
This phonograph has actually proved
that it can match the performance of
the living artist, —and match it so
perfectly that no one can tell its Re-
CREATioNfromtheliving performance.
It did this on March 10, 1920' before
2500 people at Carnegie Hall, New
York City—with Anna Case,theworld
famed soprano. It did this on Sep
tember 30th, 1919, before 2500 people
at Carnegie Hall, Pittsburgh—with
You'll be able to recognize its superiority
with your own ears—in every kind of vocal
and instrumental music. Come in and
see whether this isn't so. We'll gladly give
you Mr. Edison's famous Realism Test.
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
tho meet and tlio Interest that it will
arouse.
Although the varsity boxing sche
dule will not bo completed for another
week or so, the mittmen are sure of
fucing novel e opposition throughout thu
season since u incut with tlio Penn ling
artists Is certain und meets with the
'othei lending teamH of the countiy uiu
being arranged. Three interchips box
ing meets will be held during tho win
tui months, two of which, thu Novice
Meet and tho Frosh man-Sophomore
Scrap, will probably take plneu on tho
two Saturdays that occur between tho
end of the Christmas vacation and thu
opening of the varsity season oo thu
twenty-second of Jnnuaiy, while the In
ter-Class Setup will bo hold tieui the
end of the season. Exceedingly lively
bouts In these meets may be expected
by tho spcctutois because of tho compe
tition that will devulop among the large*
number of Freshman camiidnlos that;
imvc reported mid the various uppet
clnssmcn who full to make the varsity.
All those who (ontemplnte going into
boxing this year arc urged to come out
Immediately In order that they may be
(U for the mon* gruelling work that
lieu ahead.
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iiuttioi lt> on Ponimj Ivunlan architecture
mid u leal treat nwaltH thoHo who uru
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ANNOUNCING
Arrangements Have Finally Been
Made to Hold the
THANKSGIVING DANCE
_ AT THE
WM. IP JE£ N N
Thanksgiving, Nov. 25—9 P. M.
Marie Rappold, prima donna of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. It
did this on November 5 th, 1919,
before 6500 teachers at the State
Armory, Albany—with Mario Lau
renti of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. It did this over 4000
other times, with more than fifty
great vocalists and instrumentalists.
You can read the facts of these
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Canada. They are the talk of the
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