Page Four LIQUID CREAM CHERRIES full pound box 89c Lowneys and Schraffts Chocolates full pound box 79c GRAHAM & SONS On ttie Corner NEW AG CHEM HEAD HAS HAD WIDE EXPERIENCE Plofessca R. A. Dutcher, of the Un iv.:loll3 of Minnesota has been appoint ed Professor of Chemical Agricultute at Penn State. to fill the position left open by the resignation of Dr C. W Stoddart uhloh lakes effect July 1. Professor Dutcher has had much audience in this Work and should dove a valuable asset to the Agricul tural Department He secured his B S degree front South Dakota State College in 1907 and ills AI. S. from.the mole In6titution in 1910 In 1912 he lectlyed his 11l A front the Univers ity of Missed!, ond since that time he h., completed all tile residence hail. fah his doctorate ,at the University of Minnesota Professor Dutcher nerved 114 1111 instructor in Chemistry at South Dol.ota State College front 1997 to OM at the University of Missouti Doan 1910 to 1912, and at the University of Illinois tram 1912 to 1913 lie also 41,11,41 as Assistant Professor of Agri cultur tl Chemistry.at the Oleg, Ag rieultmal College from 1913 to 1917 and at the University of Minnesota Dom 1917 to 1918 During the hoar he Codvd as a Captain in the Simitad rps of tit C •S Army, giv 1r..: his rttention ha matters relating to nutri tion Since he 44415 discharged from the many, he has been associate Profes sot and head of the Section of Animal Nutrition at the University of Minn°. sot. lie is a member of many honor ary scientific societies and also the outlet of numerous bulletins and paper NEWSPAPERMEN ARRIVE TODAY (Continued from first page) probably hold the crowd for the balance of the afternoon Polio, mg supper at the ',aril,us hous es, the editors and students will Oath en at the Auditorium at 7.00 o clock for a big mass meeting at which Presi dent Thomas will preside It is prob able that a dell-known cartoonist wlll be on hand to give some of his char acteristic sketches and this promises MEAT , , MARKET ALL KINDS OF Fresh : Afeat s J. 1 - .),„ KELLER, ALLEN SiEEET' . ' 13116111416111ENSIBEIMMEMENI4 017: 0± K. METZGER "The Fastest Growing Stare in State Because we are trying to be of Service to t' You Surely Can Save Money by Buying at Our Store FRIDAY and SAT' EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE "REDUCED ON THES 40 TO 75 PER CENT SA 40 per cent Reduction on Jewelry, Pennants, - , Banners, Pillow Tops, Brief Cases , - and Pocket Books All Candy Reduced 20 Per Cent ®' i: : : t I „. 1 J .4120 per cent Reduction on Fountain Pens and if ' gyersharp - Pencils II 11+ FE 30 to 50 Per Cent Reduction on Meniory or Stunt Books . Francis Bacon Pianos Just Added to Our Rapidly,Growing Store to be a featme of the meeting Short talks will made by Di Sparks, Hugo Befalek and a prominent visiting edit bile the tin4l[ot, hand and banjo chub Still furnish plenty of music .for the occasion. Professor Deering will get off one of his humorous skits, this time In the nature of a special mono logue Attet the most meeting, the editors xlll be left to the entertainment of the students Some may nigh to Nita the wholess towot, nhlle others Still no doubt prefer taking .. 1110% le practleum " Still others nill be glad to return to the houcet and just "bee around" with the fellows Those who remain Satur day night 11111 probably lease State Col lege coil) Sunday morning The help of the students In seeing that the ',Mit°, enjoy thenmeleet to the Iltlllo4t while they at eat Penn State will be Insalualilt and the Publicity De partment fouls se that the gathering nlll be a great ur success The spirit of co-operation already shown by students Is very much appreciated by the de p. tment In ease of rain tomorrow. the tour of the college farms will prob ! ebb be-abandoned as nen as the nth ' lade events, In which case. still more lespontilillity will rest North the stud ents to show the visitors a meal good time PENN STATE CO-EDS , ATTEND CONFERENCE The Women's Student Goveinment Association of Penn State is being re presented at the conference of Student Government Associations by Mien Mabel Barnett '2l, the retiring president of the Women's Student Government at the college, and by Miss Florence Allen '22, What the Young Man Wants in Clothes The young fellow of today demands snap and style; but also he wants something more--- DURABILITY AND PERFECT - FITTING THAT'S WHY HE CHOOSES , „ •a.• M A DE-4TO:=ME E MIM' C LOT HES- , ._ _ - Sh6P- "The Shop With a Consci€ine7 CLEANTNG,', apd r :RFPAIPI*:NEATLY,' DONE 1 . 3 '.'11 1 :1 4 Z1e 1 . 1 ,T".‘"?1!!'?1 4 J'1 8 '. _ L.T.mETZGE R: 4, PENN STATE COLLEGIAN ----"' PAUL GRIMES '22 lember of_ One Mile Relay Te the new president of that organization These delegates left last Tuesday for the conference which - is being held In Madison, Wisconsin The Penn State Association has Joined the middle {Welt on conics ence rather than the eastern because most of the western collegin are co-educational and hive problems to face similar to those of Penn . State, while the eastern conference is corn imsed almost entirely of girls . schools The Penn State representatives will be at the conference for nearly aweek, noting the various suggestions .that might matte the Student Government Association at Penn State- merle effec tive 111-115 ALLEN STREET WOMEN STUDENTS AID IN SETTLEMENT WORK In mist , . to an appeal made by tl o College Settlement of Philadelphia, the uomen students of the college have voted to contribute twenty-five dollars toward the fund to bo used In financ ing the picnics to bet given the poor children of that city. -Tho settlement 'hopes that there will not bo a single poor child in the city who has not en joyed the delights of at least one picnic this summer before the fall To do this many colleges are asking each person to bring carfare for at least one child and the Penn State gills, by contribut ing this donation. hate provided these children with an opportunity to get oat of the crowded city and enjoy the open country which lies at the end of the street car lines RESULT OF WAR MEMORIAL 'CAMPAIGN STILL UNKNOWN The final results of the campaign held last week for providing the funds with which to finance the purchase and erection of a suitable war memor ial tot Penn State are still undeter mined because of the tact that se.,- end members of the committee have not yet made their returns to Chair man IL R. Stark '2l, who was in charge _of the campaign As so as all have reported. a statement will on he published rts to amount collected and then a con tract will he awarded for the memor ial It is planned _to have the unveil, ing of the - bronze tablet take place during commencement week, and, since cry little time remains In which to complete all arrangements, it Is necessary that all who helped In the rampreign make a report to the chair man as soon as possible .......avomshisvmmems....l il ‘ _ THE ... I t VarSliy - Pool Room 1 : - UNDER POST.OFFICE I Pool and Billiards 1 S - Cigars, Cigarettes ii ii i - and Candy' II H. C MORRELL, Prop. : insilliwNivOSMlllinil All Cigars, Cigarettes and Tobacco Reduced These Two Days Only - - • 20 Per Cent Reduction -on all Golf, BaSket - . ball, Tennis Gods. and -Fishing Tackle WONDERFUL VALUES IN STATIONERY Large gift boxes Stationery at a"75 - per cent saving. Seal Stationery - Reduced - , All $lO Shoes Reduced to $7.50 MATERNITY BASEBALL DELAYED BY WEATHER Bad w eatho avian held up. Irate! n- Ity baseball guinea - this week and only two contests were Mayed, xesulting as follows. Alpha Gamma Rho-2 Delta Sigma Phi-2 Kappa Delta Rho-9 - Tau Sigma Tau-8 Games scheduled for tomorrow and next week are as fellows Saturday P 1 Kappa Alpha vs Phl Kappa— Diamond No 1. Delta Upsilon vs Beta Theta Pl—Dia mond No 3 Sigma PI vs Alpha Tau Ome&—Dla mond No. 4 _ MoudaY Alpha Chl Sigma vs AlpEa — Della Sigma—Diamond No L. Sigma Chl vs Phi Epsilon Pl—Dla mond No. 4 Delta Sigma Phi vs Alpha Sigma Phi —Diamond No 3 Wednesday Delta Upsilon to Beta Theta Pl—Dla. mond No. 1 t Delta Sigma Chl vs Alpha Chi Rho— Diamond No 4 Sigma Nu vs Lambda Chl Alpha— Diamond No 3 Fraternity managers Who desire hos es 'for contests are requested to ,ask. for them at the track house as three or four sets of hags arc now on hand Then iangers will be held responsible for them bags which they borrow"- - ... , ......n...a..."*.5.w.....i, F. .A_ ,1--' , . . I N' _ .To Your Heart P s Content . -: - AT , THE ' i i CR'Y'ST AL CAFE I,- A.--E!. DIE - CR.I46H, Pann State , '2O ay.etvviasnavansams. , ..nwnimatassims" . - , -Did You Send-M6ther a Card ? On Co-op Corner - 17 - 17 - 1771777 Friday;: May "64921 BAND HOLDS ELECTION OF OFFICERS FOR COMING YEAR Officers for, the next year. were el ectetrat the annual business nicotine of the Penn State cadet band. Tile results of the voting were as follows• uresident,'C. "C. Galley '22, business manager, C. Gieu '22, secretary, C Walton '22. It was aim decided to change the form of award for ser vice in the band. Up to this time, a large gold medal was given to stu dents serving four years in the organi zation and a silver one to those be longing to the band for threb years. The new design will be a small charm In the form of a keystone with a lyre In the background. , This will be given to members who have completed a ser vice of three and a half years.
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