Page Two Penn State Colleian Publl4lmd Semi-weekly during the College Ymtr by students of the PenneYl - Stub) College, In the Inter.st of the Students, Pacolty, Alumni and ...Irwin of the College. A. G Prutt '22 . G H. Loale, Jr . '22 J W Selover '22 ASSOCIATE, EDITORS W. R Auman '23 D R. Mehl '23 tiroilion's Editor .. ~. Assivi tot Women's Editor NV E Petry, Jr '22 H. R nericheleer '22 E. S Yocum '22 The Collegian invites nil communications on any subject of college Interest Letters must bear signatures of writers bubsolptlon price UK 12 paid before October 15, 1021 After October 15, 1521, 22,75 Catered at the Postedlce, State College, Pa, as second class matter Office Nittnity Printing and Publishing Co Building Mee Hours ) 6 00 to 045 every afternoon except Saturday Member of lutercolleglato ,olvelp'opor A.oolution News Editor This Issue__ TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1922 THE SENIOR MEMORIAL The action or the Senior Class last Thursday night in accepting the recommendation of the committee, that had been appointed to con sider the problem of presenting the college with a memorial, is highly commendable From more than one ‘iewpoint The unanimous vote proves the usefulness of the class and its love for Penn State, while the terms of the plan show the careful consideration which the com mittee had bestowed upon its task In some years past, the outgoing classes had taken out insurance policies with sonie company andfjhus signified their willingness to aid , the college in a way which it most needs, financially, but this plan entails several disadvantages that were frowned upon by the com mittee with Just cause Only after a long pound of payment, usually ten or twenty years, does the college receive the benefit of the mem orial What the seniors want is a plan whereby the institution will begin to be benefited immediately and so the note type of memorial was recommended. Each senior will be expected to take out a series of five notes for twenty dollars apiece which will fall due successively, one for each year. The treasurer of the college has consented to send out notices to the men of 1922 one month before the notes fall due and they will be expected to meet these obligations immediately At the end of five ilears, each man of the class will have paid one hundred dollars to his installments beginning ?ne yeat:Aftef graduation. The College will place this money iit interest upon receipt of the payments Before the maturity date of the last note or afterwards, the class may vote to apply the money received from the notes and the interest ac cumulated to the erection lyf a swimming pool, a building, or some fi ture on the campus which may be needed at that time The committee that was appointed by the president of the class received many propositions from various insurance companies and these received due consideration but none offered the advantages of the note type of plan. The noteworthy feature of the notes are that the college begins to receive the money soon after graduation and can then place the money at interest and and another is that the payments are completed in a short period of time and thus the memorial proper is given to the college sooner A careful consideratnon of the plan proves its worth without doubt and both the class and the committee deserve commendation for the action that resulted One of the admirable features of Penn State and its life is that it breeds into its students a spirit of love and loyalty that stays with the individual no matter who he may be or what he may be asked to do At the present time, the college needs the support of all its friends and this need will undoubtedly grow as the college prepares to be come a large state university The dream of all Penn State men is that this change shall take place in the near future and if such proves to he the case, the senior class will be tffiinked by more than a few because of the wisdom of its choice of memorial and the depth of its loyalty and generosity, This action is .ishinsng e,ample for the classes which follow May their gifts be such as to give Penn State the best, when it needs it, no matter what the price HEALTH REPORT SHOWS DECREASE IN SICKNESS The lie tith Report Issued recently 111 the College Infirm-Ir, shows that the he Ilth at the uttulent body during the lust month has Intnt need snorer ' OM ow, tic It of the pt evlouu months The I emat for January was as fol ios, 4 Numb. of tinils, to office. 783 Nornbel of nett palents 588 :\ nether of nen tonditions . 422 mowed b 5 ottollintn 537 :Combel of heti c. es fn Infirmary 8 12., me, granted 74 I'M. Mclean , . In the number of office Illy Is serf enema aging an It shone th tt the bludents are trOing to prevent inrloon diwvvoe 1,4 , having their nlight e3 I t outdo, t dawdled CJI ll\ 411 lIEELDER MAKES OVER VO,OOO FRON ONE COW he role of over to only thous old &a lai., worth of young stork from one ion ohne also telainlna other Indlyld uils nom this same con, In the held. elnely iammlii Ill.° 0 most difficult toot hless inouosltion, set this Is whst lh Al 'V Phillip., the noted Guernsey tat tle bleeder of Pomeroy. Pennsylvania, NOIII 1% 111 spook to the Agricultuill stu dents In Room 219, Dairy Budding, at sinen P. NI on Thursday, Februnty slsteenth, hits actually accomplished lit Phillips' phenomenal success as Ismael of Guernsey LAW° insules tall, that will he full of Interest to ev ery Agricultural student In me, de partment on "The and no “Ag" who la really Interested in Agriculture Assistant Editor Senior Associate A E Poet '23 E D Sohive . 23 .-- Miss Doris Browning '23 1 Das Sarah E Croll MEI:22= IM=l N 0 Wattersou '24 Business Manager Ads ertislog Manager Circulation Manager D. R Mehl ohnohl mh. the neom[unity to hear him DEAN WARNOCK SPEAKS ON PERSONALITY AND THE LAW At twat' at Ineetlng of the Pre 'Legsi Club, held lest Dilday night, Mr spot nod., Dean of Men, tddiebood those present on the subJect, "htemon Die-1 111 eats hl the Pt active of Lao • After' (loon thing the 11pleal lawyer of bygone die, oho oss mallet's the molt re spected and behaed indixidusl In the comniunitv In ohich Ito practiced, Dean Warnock menton to point out the difference Twine. tile study and the nettled torsethe of the Profwation tie emphsslaed the fart that a successful move, must pay clone attantion to the l'hutnan side of the Isar, saying thst he must hr it gond mixer, tn ssolduous reader mil a. ClO9O observer of human nature through the study of playa or the listening to tatitips in eonverention lie stated that t laoaer mast under sland religion thotoughlN because of the nine mut Out religious beliefs and emotions play In court proceedings Above all things, however a rest knowl tdge of the lao' , easentlid to meccas- Oct mattlee, said Dean Innnock De flelent along this line eonnht be over balaneed hr personality or other traits. The Dean rinsed his talk alth a state ent Chit no ptofession with the e x reptlon pf medicine prepares one fur so happy an old age no the successful prnctiee of law The n r.Legtl Club Iv planning n. see- Mt funetlun in the may of a bantlnet, to he field sometime In the future BULLETIN Thes.l..l. tahninry It 10 10 .1. In —.l,clure, 001 Chipel. .1 I' 10rd3.11 4.10 0, m —bectule, Old Cl.lOOl, T. P .101,1. 6:15 0 m —Eta 5 spl6lYu, 200 //IV,: 700 n In —Sirloin Cluls 206 As , 136116111 g. 7:00 p in.—L A. Lecture by Prof. Nocher. "Whitt Is Good AI chitectui Old Chapel. 7.00 p in —A S C E Meeting, 201 Eng. C 7 . 00 i , m —Student Council, 14 L A 7 00 I) —Delanare County Club Ft lend's Union IVednesday, February la 10 30 am.—Lecture, Old Chapel, J P Jordan 4.30 p m —Lecture by J. P Soldan, Old Chapel. 4 30 p n 1 —Lecture: "Near Writing and The Publicity Game," Room 300, Eng, D 1 00 p la --Tribunal Meeting, 311 Old lin in 7'lmr•Aay. Februar3 16 10 30 d to —LecturL. Old Chanel. J T' 101dan 4 30 It m —Lectou e b 1 1 1 1 Jordan 0101 Cl, 01001 7.00 p n —Lcetuld 34. T Phil 1100, D. 11 Club, 279 D day Building. 7.00 p m —Lecture, Educational Pub- Ilelc„ Old Chapel 7 00 n 000 —Meeting of Etaol 'Cron, 710 Old Main 7.00 D. m —Skull and Bonev, 19 7, A 7 00 p m—E E. SocicD, 200 En: D. Important buslneo and lecture by 17 D. Stmcly 7 10 p m —Mooting of Collego Son Ile, Po) fp Notices On Plitt y, March 3rd. the Ardor,. will he the scene of a dance I'm the Swain, ghls benetlt Tommy Thomp- Sons . Pep thaw., has been engaged, which Pat, In Itself, is sufflehmt mendation of a good time The &Mot Co-eliN n 9nonsorlng the affair, and evnenae alit he spited to Wrote t 9ucce9sful clout New Books On The Library Shelves Abd ibn Nigh,--.Abdul Bohl on divine oldlovophl Abul-Fl/1,-Tbe BlBPant Proof AELqm,—Convtz uctlonai llNtoi of Ungl tot; Antat —1 he Ph) siologY of Ind u strial g till... Won and thr rtr-omployment et the Disabled. Agderson—SocialValue Aoquith—AutobiograPhl at Margot Asquith Ilindet—Health and Social Progreso Claireolee--Nlesico and the Cortibcan Bawd t—Wu Coqt and their Fin dlr. I:noon—Am/lied Drawing 11-ian—A Tale of Two Convention , Campbell—Ph:4+le, the Elements CA, o.l—Principles of National Eco Ch pin—Fleld Work and Social Re se` eh Collins—Shutt noverneru Colvin—tabor Turnover, Lolaytl and Output Commons-111 , mm of Labour In the S Consoll, or—Automotive dahltlon Sys terns Copeland-41u,Ine. StatlAticm Cot 1.14.1,—The Life or Whiteln Itold Dealt) —Sociology Di u, —Sclontific Mantigoment 2nd nuff--A Text-nook of resoles, Rik Dunning—t History or Pontieal Theories from Rousseau to Spencer. Eggleston—Municipal Accounting- Div—Outlines of Economics, 3rd ed essnraking. Fair.—On the Trail of Pioneers P. &rated Amer Engineering Socle tles—Waste In Indust* Fiske—The Modern Bank Fulton—A Manual of Fire Assaying, fed ed flantt—Organizing for Work Gaston—The Nonpratban Lcaguo Gdilln—Potertl and DePendencl. Gompers—Labor and Employer Gooch—Germany and the French Revolution Harger—The 'Location, Grading and Drainage or Highways Hauntmann—lndlpohdl, Hauptmann—Der Keiser von Sousa Hauntmann—Vitinterballade Hels.rtn—Principles of Foot Ball Hering—t • ollectlon and Disposal of Municipal Refuse Hool—Concrete Designers' Manual Hunter—Outlines of Public Finance, le asakl—The Working Forces in Japanese Politics Kanakerni—What Japan . Thinks I:noose—Practice and Theory of tire Injector Koller—The Theory of Environment, Leith—The Economic Aspects of Geology Litchner—Time Study and Job Anal ysis Ludwig—Schiller and Die Deutsche leachweit Lyle—Pala.; and Park Engineering linble--Selectrd Articles on the CUP 'Manager Plan of Gorernmont, iNteCinokon—Pattern-ninkhig. :McGrath—Mine Accounting and Co 4 Principles FlltsT EDGY CAMPAIGN ENDED EIGMT YEARS AGO Eight yearn ago today, the first cam ream] conducted by Sherwood Eddy at Penn State came to a close For five nights the Schwab Auditorium was otthed an that not even Standing room THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN was available for the I trite number; which crowded to the Auditorium in OM emitaver to hear the meat mangellut. I 011500 that time Eddy Isis conducted two other campaigns at Penn State and It known throughout the land tot the sevens that he has attained in his ',sulk with college students In the Mat cam paign which he conducted at title 1114 ti. lotion, 530 men signed cads an desir ous of leading a mine aggressive Chtlq tinn life, and then Pledged to serve In foreign mission fields UNIT BASKETBALL CREATING INTEREST geseral sensational games of Ina.- Unit b isktaball uere Alas ed in the Ai - mote inst meelt.uhen a feu of the lead- I log teams in the le WOO engaged in combst. The game beta eon Old Main .23 scent to an extra petlod in uhich the cliff duellerswet° defeated by one point The game betueen Units 26 and 27 was also hotly contested ending in a uln for Unit 27 The scores of not necks; Fatties ate• Unit 27-7—Unit 26-21 Unit 28-14-old :Slain 13 Unit 8-17—Unit 7-11.8 Unit 0-26—Unit 21-0 Unit 8-10--Unit 2-1 Unit 20-2b—Unit 12-1 Unit 1-10—Unit 2.1-2 Mr. W E. Flamm the stud ent ni In ane, of late, unit bvikethall Announc,i that it is Imperial% that all unit man /mem alto hate not no a t et 000 their fat, do so befme their next wane Them fees man be paid 'a MI Hellman a 301 AN' Beavei ANL' The vehttlitle of a totes nn annonnend rat thin neck Wedne‘iia). February 10 Cout t —8 00 p to —Una 9 NY II Court /I—S OD p rrt —Unit 20 tv 21 Court I—Stlo p—Unit 4 in 19 Court rt-8.15 p in—Unit 10 in 27 Erldny, ,, Februar3 17 Com t A- 1 1.00 p to —Unit 9 Cools 11—S 00 p 111-I.ln't 17 so 21 Court A-8 15 p m —unit 2 7 Court 11-8 11 p m —Ulla 10 so PENN STATE CLUB WILL CANCEL FEBRUARY DANCE Itectuse of thi7 many other actisities which fill the month of Fels Limy, The Penn State Club will cancel the Febru ary dance and will hold no special events besides the regul,si Init Basketball Howes el, two Sauces 'Will be staged in Match, one on the tenth and the other on the. eighteenth, the day following the Sophomore Hop The dance com mittee It working to make these dances the most succeshful set staged by the non-fraternity men and it Is annount tsl thst one of the best orchestras is being arnmged fot The hells will be In chaise of Dean Winger, 22. the re centh elected Sopil Msnsgei of the or sanization Nothing &finite has 3 et been annum.- d enneel ning the Ib4 or other soda' trot ides which the Club has planned tot the coming i ear, but the Social Committee is pal king on them, and na doubt t 14 4 .1115 and °ther events a W Pete (Minim° to * time during the ranting months will he well tt th tttendlng! Officials of the Club me hoping Sot as successful a season during the coming spring and fall pa has been colored be the big non-fraternity organization in the months juso p Ist all the inmate: staged The 'Penn St Po Club lost el l este] here autcessful because of the Interest dlsplased ho the member, and m count of thd support given by them and it Is expected that the same ener gy, enthusiasm and Interest will be es hllilted this semester he all non-fm ternity men J. C. SMITH & SON Dealers in GENERAL HARDWARE Builders' Material, Oils, Paints, Glass, Roofing, Spouting, Etc. Agents for Detroit Vapor Oil Stove ~y;- State College, Pa. TALC ontee 954 FROM the flower gardens of all the world, from India and France, Guiana and England, the Holy Land and Italy, were gathered the fragrances that go into the making of Jonteel, the New Odor of Twenty-six Flowers. Yet never before Dias a talc of this iality sold REXALL DRUG, STORE Robert J. Miller, P.'D hIN AN CIAL STATEMENT of the INTLRELASS BUDGET SYSTEM for the leer Ending AurAol 31, 1921 IC 120 '2l 22 '23 laa 0-21---TO Surplus Deficit iteetp's fni scar Total 923 07 OWI 77 918 WI $7625 89 $11085.82 DlOntrteMenOt for EMS= IZE=IIIIS The 1922 Lane has 9205603 in a savings account uhteli Is In :Wahl 'Pith makes a total balance of 1445141 Cansklet log Items of accounts roc, lutNattne of $3479 39 the net suthlus of the 1922 class account is $1647 02 The Love Letters of A Shorthorn Tlwo Day Dorm cw Tomorrow Ilwfoelin 111.0 .t noes tale, all frt)ed tout 'Fast Thin Is tint makes a fellows !ha th ed an weal, out hlo intellekt not not uoln it Th tts ((at nits me non Ito btu tun nighty olnee lan Mil to bed berme ton o'Lloel.. Thlnkln of (n lissenin to Useless table mom( 11 intmented .31olftms from (skin me! In tel Ito an ;auxin me to sleep. Put dont get jelluo. Panay, old blos ,otn. at me gamin Inarested In this Um fells dual anew betuon het an )nu 11(010 aMt no comp wison liorreus lo a teal old lad 3, aorta anshent Seems like hilebills mtrln pig` talon m I °akin I.lds to 010011 when :Niethusalsh was a °mitt knee pants Conimencln hi a Ilea nob of thought is bound to stall somethln Dm teelto 131blfml non, all oval Useless stood sly that esen Ms socks mere hols, but Shuts tweed humor—you stood have to force yam self into Iselin humorous Anyhow, ahem useless say 4 his soaks me holy—there aorn out But thins simply to shim hoa easy It is for felloa alth a nervous disposition to wonder from the strait an nal too path, he It ever no humble Met a Show lookln into the barbel shop window yesterday that borrered a quarter off me last week Says I to Wheros that quarter and vats yotu name, I alit got It, he 4.1}.., but Its Cooper. Cooper mot, says I, sorta stralnln my oars Cooper nothln Deuteronomy Cooper Well, I says; ills appointed-like, Dusts a Bovelashen to DIC Shoes that knowln someth In bout the Setiptute will come In hand), even In an emerge.). Soda pmts me in re monninonce of Ambrose Noodtl, the fel low [hot artrrltal the Oh rut down Su got Valk) un) that hod been °vet uhelmed ht on eduattlon WI she had. ult. Ambrose brung het home was a haln dlsposltlon an a trunk full of de. mes and diplomas and certificates from all the schools to the county, - Zebeulous Simon, uho VMS pawln thru the b itch 11)4/kin for some netts !for his Alidental flappenlns Colum in I the Wlgiestlllt Astonishm said It ent complete cause she dident have 1 one firm the School for reeble-afinth I.sl Othetwlse doun 1t Tuillbury Junkahen Ambrose was for oppearin the kitchen settle with them, but Jen n)vle, thtt twin her name, persisted attolnst him—het mantle to keep s thin tot the children to ploy nab. 'ome Out here I am desertln the subject 82228 40 02714 60 7510 41 8400 44 . 3030 71 3322.01 III;E:=M4:1 42524 93 732 31 607 89 $198741 again an nontietiNwnt it Was As I OHS intendin to so., when I come to it. Ambrose hod been bring op even If his pan did chew tobacco an his mother inns a Methodist His cite. lenny,le, tins shy on a feu things. mostly legal= an cookin, but that was on .account of Int bolo educated One thing in Amblow favor— be al -00.05 stood up fol his tutu even alien henas satin don't lie ...is renuticin, to us down at ham Hipps Cenral Store boa iphitchel she ults—almass °Milt) p tine blunt Otto logs a dos to him I knou its along to suggest indiges tion to sou, Pansy, old thing, but cheer alt aty!e that punkin Pie your Colt to b.the me rot a Valentine present wont Ktlel, to the bottom of the pan after all Grin optimistic in nil things is 'sat hoops my conshense cleat. Why, Pan sy, mei, time I hear tt gang Of spat ,tows umblin iound the chhuness, they , seem to vistas in nit ear that your month thltuter an mote beutifuller day by d tY Smell [hi, here envelope, little ploy 11•Iti3—it u 11l bring bacl, fond tanneries en_n If I did hata to borrow the tall cum powder Dms, I moon, nights uhen the moon was risin an the doe elan fAllin me the tender materpilla apse ergs to there nests an you Pau %%awhile un out of the earner o hit speektacles Dut Penny, old bloslortt. I've got to atop, even if it is only for your sake Yours perpetsholly, Jasper, E=l POPULAR IN OTHER STATES SON on! state highway. departments are endeavoring to interest their men in the course in highway construction and maintenance which was recently offered be the Department of Engl. meeting Extension. The Pennsylvania State Right,* Department is encour. aging their lounger men of limited experience to take this work Thew are, besot°, several other, state highway departments which are endeavoring to interest their men in this Penn State Course Among, the states which hate written here regard. leg this work are Maine, New York, Now , Jersey West. Virgiplp., Michigan, Indians, Tennessee, Illinois, lowa and Texas The highway ninirse deals with all types of highways from the earth nods rthich mile up ninety per cent. of the mileage of American highways to the modern improi ed pavements which early the heavy traffic in the IFIKYY &_ NEIDIGH High Grade Groceries a Specialty STAYMAN WINESAP APPLES-- Special prices on box lots t Vsk\ -* Tisnt Tfi ' Velire CO, Phofoplags of Qua' lifg State eollecfo, TUESDAY MR. and MRS. CARTER DE HAVEN In "My Lady's Friend" SUNSHINE COMEDY, ' WEDNESDAY BERT MEL In, 'The idle Rich" Round No. 2 of "The Leather Pushers", from H C. Wltwer's series in Cnliters THURSDAY and FRIDAY First Pennsylvania showing of RICHARD BARIIibLAIESS In 'The Seventh Day" Here are seven eventful days in a little fishing village in Maine. A party of society. roysters are stranded there— jazz-hounds and cocktail-coquettes. Just for fun one of the sirens starts out to run a fishing skipper on the rocks—and instead—steers him into the matrimonial sea. Richard Bar thelmess is that fishing skipper to the life. Porter Emerson Browne's story is made-to-order for him and, with Henry King handling the same megaphone as he used for "Tol'able David," you can expect a neat,piece of screen entertainment. LARRY SEMON, in "The Sawmill" SATURDAY MAY McAVOY In "A Homespun Vamp" NEWS WEEKLY FRIDAY and SATURDAY—NITTANY ALL STAR CAST, in "The Song of Life" I Added Attraction—BUSTEß KEATON, in "The Pale Face" Adults 30c, Children 15c, and tay Tuesday, February 14, 1922 Total Gland Total $ 793 24 $ 190 09 $ 303 31 $ 70825 ' $2310775 on to 11,011 ouroolus shoo It ,tome Ivable of $57100 and to Loam. titles Ind between intiosti hit centers Enrollments tits this moil, toe tooting to atendilt old° Inteoist bola: taboo In :the C.Cll4iOll o Oil. or the col lege uhich in endenoring to nioet by con ospontionob tout Oct the needs lon di ti.ho m i Ito hese foi Information toil bottling DISMISSED VPITMEX . TS MUST MSS EXAMS AT 01110 STAN' Volmet students of Ohio State Tint veisity, It ho "etc dbents.ed bas.ausc of doans . lopetts, 111.. being required to pow a soles of emonlitaticins on as signed book, tel home "study before they ate Allotted to enroll Col the sec ond sea/est. The object of the test Is to prove that the studente really have the capacity for study and dlsel olio° enough to force them to boll: be fore the) ate again admitted to the tints ersit} U. OF CINCINNATI ENGINEERS 1101,D NOVEL COMBINED DANCE A novel ratan \VW given by the En. gmeering olganlcationir at the Unice, Hitt of Cincinnati to the Men's Gym nasium, The foul corners of the room Were decorated for the dance by each of the clubs , i ) ;GLEys Newest, - ' \ Creation ;11:i per ~ ., oci l, 1, 4" - ' , \./ v:""7: llllllll. epp ch er e nt svin in g t g fla uL .44 ' 7. , . ,7 --7 m. S i e i l s ia C : . P .. 7; :Pgkertm: -. 04 i ,:tnt your muth, Innong Ir a :7 : r ett':''utit, .....-5(t.-'. the daidou* • tag : MAT • bughten teeth MEAT! • and aoot h,. mouth and throat. C 32
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