Tuesday, January 18, 1921
FINANCIAL REPORT OF
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
Tho roomt of the Mancini ntandlng
of rile Aoscalatloo of thy Peon
xtivnnln COllOllO, for Lilo yen,
ending . Auguot. 31. 1080, co :milled by
Graduate ',Monger Null Fleming and
ulluovelt by 0,0 Alumni Athiotia
Ad
*looti Cons:Milo: ball burn coniuloted
and Is publlnhol berowlth foh thu hi
foolintlon of allo studonto and 1111011111.
Ansoelatlon lo now in It much
bodtblo Monad condition than V.O.H
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I'UNNSYLVA,NIA STATI: COLT.
IM1n• Son ending YI{OI,IT
P. S. C. Student. Fees
Miscellaneous Income
1 a vestinen I. !aeons.
Ilf=l
Allscellancous Expense . .
1,11190 119nonse ...• . • •• •
Oilier EqUiplllollt . ..... ..
Postage and Statlonet t. ... .
Telephone and 'Tolegnillit • •
Athletic Fluid and Track !louse
8,1100 l ldslls ..
Sala. lea and Clei lull .
_Publicity .. .. .
1919 Baseball . . • .
1919 Track . , . ... .
1919 Boxing . .... , . ..
1910 Tennis. . . .
1917 Basketball . .. . ,
1918 Track. .... , . .
1920 Basketball.. • .. „.
1920 'Wrestling . ..
1020 Baseball
1920 Track . .. ..
1920 Boxing . . .
1970 LaCromin . , . •
1920 Bracer , ..
1920 Tennis ... ..
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11ALANCC SHULIT
ASSON
Caolt on band.. ... .
Investments (48 charts P. R R. stock
Ad,anco 1920 Football ~.. . .
Inibrovomonts Nou Realm. !Plaid ..
Accounts RcooNoble.. . ...
Notes po.bio
PLAYERS' OFFERING IS
;NELL KNOWN COMEDY
WMlo 'Seen Nays to Baldpate" uas
ealoing a successful run at tho Astor
theatre, Now York, In 1914, Waiter
Pilchard Eaton expreased his °Pinion
as follows In an article contributed to
the American Megazino.
"One of the best of the native offer
ings, perhaps, Is a dramatization made
by G. M. Cohen of Carl Derr Bigger's
rollicking novel "Seven Keys to Balt,
Pate " Alr Cohen calls It a "mystery
Duce," uhich Is a gond name for a
noe thing—or almost a new thing.
Think of being able to create something
nen in the theatre! Those who have
sad the story 11111 recall that it tolls
the nth entures of one Billie Magee, a
urgev oSsmeledramatle best-sellers, who
goes op to IL deserted summer hotel
(Buldpete Inn) in the depth of winter
to secure the quiet needed to write a
:cony serious and uorthy book, No
sooner has he arrived, however, thinking
that he has the only key to the Inn,
then a. second hey turns In the Jock,
and before long Billie find° himself in ,
tolled In about the lanai fanamically
mclodnimatic story ever Imagined,
shish makes ilk On best-sellers look
table and re klastic., e There 1101 he an
question of the rare skill of his (Mr.
Cohen s ntelodrnnun, 5.111.11 at the Immo
Um. is a farce dining the bulk of the
Play
Tin• play M exciting and it la • funnY.
It Is liko a detection story and like a
and romp at the same time. iitora•oeer
the meting and atmosphere are very Il
lusive—the here totunda of a deserted
nnmer hotel, the howl of the winter
Mann outside, the feeling of damp chill
and dark. mysterious rooms lying above
and on every sidoy"
Such words of pnalso coming from
ono of our foremost dramatic critics
can signify only ono thing—that the
play Is well Worth seeing
It hat often been mid that the public
likes nothing better than to be fooled.
If that Is true then "Seven Keys to
13aldpate mill find Instant honor With
The State College Plumb
ing and Heating Co.
Located in rear of No. 300 South Ath
erton Street, Bell Phone 37. J, desires a
portion of your patronage.
Competition Is the life of trade. Price,
Promptness and Efficiency an all worth
considenng Call us and try us out.
We will try our best to keep you al
ways as a easterner. Hot Water Heat
a Specialty. Why? Because it is the
best: Steam may be your choice and
we can furnish what you prefer Re
pair work • and supplies furnished
promptly and at a proper price.
BULLOCK & RUDY, Mgrs.
Best Quality
GROCERIES
a Wholesale and Retail
❑ Special:Rates to
Clubs and Fraternities
F YE'S
200-202 W College Ave
the ease Ina year duo probably to the
return to normal conditions and now
has a surplus of $10,494.85 and a net
gain for the financial year of 13070.02.
As hes beta the cane In the past, foot
ball was the only sport showing a pro
fit, all the other sports, both 01100 r nod
minor, netting looms ranging . from 84,-
009.09 to $121.20 It will also bu noted
that the Item of MGM 84 for Improto
ments to Now Beaver Fluid Includes
only 01110 paid up to August 01, 1920
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I:SI.ENT THC
1:(.11 ATIILKTIC ASSOCIATION
AND LOSS Augural , 31, 1.320
onus
$17,16000 •
84J 88 •
10_01
4:96oai—man 01
$ 893.81
219.88
100.88
112.03 _
07.69
2,386.48
357.57
3,848 44
103 47
100 35
98 90 -
9 00_
29.81
11.66
36.13
1.313.38
40434
4,969.09_
4.631.11
316.49
126.28
273 03
783.11-$20,709.79
$1,529 20
2,400 00
4.534 38
5,695 84
106 43-- 814,204.85
Its State Collage audience. Those who
halo never seen this production before
have in Moro for them - an evening of
thrills and surprises which will send
them home after the final curtain In
a very bonny frame of mind while those
who were fortunate enough to moo the
play as Mr. Cohen staged It eight yearn
ago will no doubt be delighted with the
faithful reproduction to bo present.]
by the Penn State Players on February
eleventh
Mall orders for seats aro now being
filled as rapidly as they aro received and
the largo ntivtfnco ante Indicates a lively
Intermit In this performance. Malls use
of the coupon that ban been provided
and thus be suro of having your favor
ite seat. Orders may be sent to David
D Mason, 210 Main Building.
Ituglnning today, Freahmen may wear
/Men toque. Thin ruling becornen et-
Pulite by order of Student Connell
The old rule Will applies, honorer, that
they Mow ho .orn down titer the ears
and not rutted up Ilho a Wok on top of
the head.
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WEDNESDAY '
HOBART BOSWORTH
in "A Thousand to One"
Sunshine Comedy
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Matinee Thursday at two
MR. and MRS. CARTER DeHAVEN
in "Twin Beds"
ADDED ATTRACTION
HAROLD LLOYD
In his Newest Comedy Special
"Number, Please"'
FRIDAY
All Star Cast
in "THE 'STEALERS"
- COMING
January 27th and 28th
- "Kismet"
A Stupendous Ten Reel Production costing Half a
Million Dollars to produce.
GREATER THAN THE PLAY
Paling into insignificance the tales of the Arabian Nights
- PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Fraternity Cage
Men Are Busy
Below In printed no lint of Om basket
ball games between fratornity quintet.
etheduled for tonight and tomorrow
night, um well no to lint Of the results of
the games played hint week.
The managers of the fraternity lotion
VIII onto that thu ;antics nehedulod for
Sotut dto Januttly twenty-secnnd mill
not Int tiltoed becanno tho lintel oNtmina
tiona e l in progress The from
mon.. well nn those
PO
from
loM balm du) will Ito te.cheduled, and
announced In PritlaVn COLLEGIAN.
Te 1,00100 scheaslea for tonight will
La Vht>cA 11111110111.(04 folloWlng tho
torslly bnxkothnll go Tho schodulo
of games for tonight and tonlormo
With! follows.
Tuesday, J.. 18
y•ea n m Chi Sigma
Bete Theta VI
7.10 p m.—Tau Sigma Tall.
8.10 0. In —Slgnin. POl Slgma.
Alpha Gamma 12110
8 20 p ni —Alphlt Delta Sigma
Phl EOOllOO PI .
IVednetiday Jan. ID
b .30 D. DI.—PI Kappa Alpha
Alpha Zeiss
9.40 p. m.—Theta Chi
Kappa Delta Rho
9.10 p m.-1111 Delta. Theta.
Sigma Alpha. Roolion
9:20 p. 819.111.
Thu sawon of thu 8.0100 Played loot
m.eok utu am follow,
Tuesday, Jan. 11
Phl Slum Karprt—G
Phl KAPPa-3
EMMISIII
Pi l Gamma Delta-18
Slgmtit Phi Elmllon-20
Theta Chi-7
Phi Donn Thota-15
Theta Xl.-5
Wegneeday. Jam 12
Sigma Pl-14
Sigma Phl Sigma-12 -
Kappa Theta—G
Bata Sigma Rho-1
Delta Pl-20
Alpha Chl Ilha-20
NOVEL DANCES AND PARTIES
'LINKED VIE LAST WEEK END
The woolen's dormitories um . ° the
scene of several Interesting Parties and
dances last Friday evening. The Soph
omore girls' class dance was held Sat
urday afternoon in tile Women's Build
ing. Friday evtning Maple Lodge gave
a dance, the recently organized
Otthestra providing the music. A un
ique occasion was tho "Favorite Ago
Party" given by the Everyn Cottage
girls Mid. evening. All the guests
sere droved in costumes representing
their 1'4,01 ire ages and affording wide
oppottunity for orihinality. Mere in
fants, youngsters of kindergarten and
Junior ages, and high school boys and
ghis joined in a series of progressive
games suited toi the curious ages Miss
Edna Sell '2l presided over the Kinder
garten tables. Mi. Bath Ilyer "2 . 2 dir
ected junior games. and Miss Gertrude
Middleton hod charge of the older "civil
Bran" The °Vining was filled with fun
nod balk of all kinds sect refreshments
suitable to each age were served, carry
ing.out the spirit of the party to th
last detail.
"DICK" HARLOW DESCRIBES
LABRADOR BIRD STUDIES
10 a lectute nhich proved that In ad
dill:, to being a great football coach
and epertainikii, ho wax also a first class
naturalist, "DILli" lb:: lon /woke to the
Cowslip Life Club lust Thursday woo
ing lik Old Chapel on lb° auldect of
, .
.111rde of Northern Canada." Thu
speech wax filled Stith Interesting °W
arden taloa nag his caperfunceu of leak
eurtnner, dealing In particular with
lila that he and three other naturallate
took to the country of Labrador during
the month of Nit,. The purpose of the
rapolition airs to cllscocet things which
at of guard into old to the naturalist
land In particular to foam, and find the
IleNtµ Or 14,0111 trite [drat, one of ninth
to the Arctit Three Toed Woodpecker.
Mr. !halo, stake at length Upon the
I • °unto of Labrador nOlll /t glOgßPhie
denutillifig Wu extremely
eamap section alto e only carom gross
mows and contanded It anti the rt
. matador of the cuuntrh mitten Is cohered
°tint huge (meets
In their smirch for the nest of nn
Atctle Tiller Toed Woodpecker the
party hunted for days and lost them
selves from the troll but noire rewarded
In the end In, finding tho much sought
for prize, Other Kittle which they stud
d nete the two blots, pitying a great
deal of attention to the Cape May War
bler, 0 Inch Ix a nominal bird In order
to find the nests of these birds It nos
necessary for the members of the Party
to hang In baskets front the tops of ♦ery
tall trees and carefully spy for hours
upon the tops of lila trees surrounding
in this nay Several nests of those
Little Sere found. "Dick" Intimated
that next to the too already mentioned
Lim greatest Mid of Labrador le the
mosquito, nitlch lei a Pent mush larger
than those found In rennolvanla and
Nen Jersey
Lnbrtador offein an Interesting time
to all men whether tho be spot Lenten,
students of nature, fishermen, or hunt
era MOOOO can Ito found In packs and
litautiful fish can Lo caught 1,3 the
doom,. The people encountered In this
section of Canada aro Scotch-C.antollans
and French-Canadlans Mr, Harlow
Muted that the foramr sera the hoot
hearted people that ho (nor mot, while
the latter here an active and >et differ
ent typo from an> encountered in riiner
sections of the morld Tito country Is
beautiful, the people congenial, and the
genie abundant, malting an Ideal land
for the sportsman.
MN 011 STUDENT DESIRES_
TI) ENTER PENN STATE
The School of Ungineeting recently
tecelved an application for admission
flout it Hindu student, ttho io receiving
his education In the United Staten. Tho
fact that tt student from ouch a far
distant land slams It pteferenco for
Penn State in elecosing an Institution
fan actitilting knosledgo along scientific
linen iv quite a Winne to the School of
rdlgitKorlng.
4 •
Mrs. Fox was bragging one day about the large I,
number of her cubs.
"How many cubs do you bring into the world at
one time?" she asked the LIONESS.
"Only ONE," replied the Lioness—"but
LION."
MURADS COST 20 CENTS for a BOX 1`
of 10— BUT THEY'RE MURADS !
•
MURADS would be lower priced if we left out
all or part of the 100% Turkish tobaccos of the pureft
and best varieties grown—or if we substituted inferior
grades of Turkish tobacco.
But they wouldn't beNIURADS--they'donly be
Foxes I
"Judge for yourself—!"
Special attention is called
Marad2Osin Tinßoxes 1 62 t ia; t Ittatl:lngg
CHANGES ARE MADE IN
LIBERAL ARTS COURSES
Many important and extensive clang
es ail! feature the courses In tho
Llb
crul Arts School after the close of this
semestet These 'hatbox are not con
fined to any one ohms or course but
will be included In all classes and come
..
Perhaps the most important will be
the reduction of tho number of credits I
fm the ft eslitimn %ear and the large
number of ells:then that characterize
the follow ing teats Ile: Latter, the ore
alto for each seinestor of the freshman
year will he llnllltd to fifteen, °loins!.
of Hygiene, , M'ile'r) Science, and Ml
slut' 'education. Another hnilorutnt
change In the schedule undernn 1110
ntbel of credits In scientific subJeots
which has been Increased All sop..
trial en alit he reunited to has m ed
its of sr:lento at the end of the emend
near, three ia edits to lie secured In each
ter in lloae‘or, clothier In sclenoo
alit predominate lit the second genies
ter for Liberal Arto ottidonts nlll have
o choice in taking Bitoteriology,
Phl
nkn, Botany, et ZooloitY In the 'second
near, specialization a 111 be required In
stead of in the Juniot yea: as ban pre
viously born the cane.
In older to Insure the greatest free
, digit of eleethes throughodt tho school,
all courses hate boon changed. Tao old
dons tont be offered In rho course et
Education add Psychology Teacher
Tminlng has been Instituted au a sep
arate option to meet the great demand
fur teach°. In the rotate The other'
option %%111 lie Psychology and
Phllo
snplty,
There will be three options in the
course of Modern Languages In rho
past them options hate not been as
clearly illclded an they torn nose echedul
ed to he. The notionn will ho German,
English, and Romance langtinges In
the Pre-Legal Course In History and
Political Science. a sharp distinction
will be iiritan betation rho purely pro
le.' option .d that of Economics and
The Book Exchange
Will open for service to State men on Jan
uary twenty-fourth.
It will remain open until February fifth.
Bring your used second semester books to
THE BOOK EXCHANGE.
Buy your books for the second semester there
at a cost well under the price of the new ones.
THE BOOK EXCHANGE will also handle
drawing instruments.
Page Three
Soololoiry. This will Insure ► selective
course suited to the denim of the stud
ent.
It has been decided that a minimum
11,1)1 111.11.111111 number of credits will
soineuhat govern tho selection of stud
len NU ono In any of (ho option ...n
-es gill be pettilitted to take less than
thenta-lbUr.eredits each year nor will
he be permitted to carry more than
thlrta I3a this method and with
these changes the Liberal Arts courses
in the future will he characterized by
wide range of elet.then and greater op
portunltles for specialization.
COLLEGE ORCHESTRA GAVE
FINE CONCERT LAST SUNHAT
Tito firm of a Her!co of concerts to ho
°taw] by the college orchestra during
tho sinter months Wag given toot Sun
day afternoon In the Auditorium.
Tho well balanced program eons or
tisticab tendered to a largo and appro.
clothe audience The not* of Mr Put
net to the flute solo "L'Arlltionno" by
plret zut or exceptional quality, The
oral:rant presented by the orchestra
foliose
Otp turo
2. Suße.
(a) "Andontlno"
(h). "Allegro Pompom,"
Schuman.
3 Minuet "L'Arlielennea—Blzet.
Pluto solo—Mr. Putney.
4 "Vision of Salonuf—Tebanl.
5. Dote' Acte, .Carnatlontr—Allotre.
G Grand March "Tho Throo Republica'
(a) Franco
(5) numb.
(0) (Jotted States —MannoY.
COLLEGE QUICK LUNCH
Quick and Efficient Ser
vice a Specialty.