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MUSIC AND DANCING
FEATURED IN "JOLLIES"
d at. but he Nottn t It ulth eo
nun, 11.0 men girls around kilo
Artit the Intl oductlon of the 140,01
Alltritrt Is, ght.n command of the
King, eight of the best t o
medians 10
the college 0111 upbeat as the black
tate 11111 men These niene Jack
?Icoclo, 11 E Sohlonsei, C W Taslm,
aldlnge, W E. 'Kennard, J A ant
i tel C Sett. 11.11 \4001). '24 .1 oh
M.., my 0111 sing W Isn't Scat cd,"
II Nut id), nlll sing "]find) 'n Me" ,
1101 W 1 Menaid 0111 elm: the big
song oi the "Solite natnels Pree
'.111011• Detengairecr . 11 A Rosh, of
the X o sip Quartette Aclll sing the
nen 10111 id that le snooping the eoun
ti ' 0100 Me Tom Lobe All The Time
Among the mernbet s of the
nt Misses Viol once E King,
23 linen Dana, '24 Mart A Fergu
ieln, 21 Bartle C Cuplt, '24, Clata
1111001 in '24, Ethel Lane, '25, Margaret
It lone. '25, MurJorle E - Bonen, '24, Joe
I iiillint,north '22, Edna M Gurrrett, '23,
All, V Young, '23, rm.. lane Reese,
21, lon R Octane, '25. Aura S
Knight. 21, Roth HIIIIet . '34, Wilma I.
Thom is 41, Ethel 1 Cubbon, '25, Foun
ds Ii Ilennett Vhginia F. Cleve, '23,
iml Gi ne V Boele, 2J
11... ens I A Gnln lel C V Bert '24,
1: II \ltnr U. H C MeCox, S A Bnmd,
C C 13.(45e1, 2 1 Rocco, F C Hoer.-
011. '2l, C L Sexrg, C I Campbell, '23,
II X Itosbx. '23. R B I' Al
Dennis .1 A B 1.1.1 e), C IV T 23101.
B Giddings, '23, IV. 13 Renard, '22.
11. i, 11, 4. '23. - Buck - Schlosser, '24,
W II Sltmo, R A Smith, L G Clem-
•on C Vaunt-Ile C L Creanlee. C
11 Rohm ts, C. M Rubel, F M
1.111.1 m Ind James .Sn)del, compose
tie m sit section of She east
ins students prominent in college
sctivities Muse expressed thetnseltes
stiongi) In fat or of the project of pise-
Mg the . 5 - on Zslittany, and it Is their
belief that tile student both still also
the', tt hole hem ted support to tile .7,11-
,lies of 1.522,s the proceeds of ohich stilt
Ve domited to the Senior Class. ulna .I[4
sponsoring the ides
Tickets tie going fast and tan be
nuichased - horn 001 menthol of the
.color Cisss at Rehab The re
sin ted vest sale t o 111 open st the Co-op
stet e Weiluesd i) et ening. Fein oars
11th at six p m
ENGINEERING LECTURES
DAILY IN OLD CHAPEL
9—The PICII tratiOn and Use of PI
n mein] Ststemen,
10—The Incleved Ratio of Personal
Autanolltthtnent • •Poitilble Through
ln niter 010 tolgatlon • •
Tottla mill not be untnalltar to
mu, %talent, an he dellveted plots
leg tilde°, het° no the second of
anti,
The secleaataited yeiterday and wit
iontinue through to Friday. February
ienteenp Tao leeturev hill be
IMiliKaaMVAMMK:B:B;:filMMe;EMCinel:Kfig:P4B:TiegBl3l:MlnltilltZttiMll2•••o4 , .o•• G'IVECIME
gine. etm 3 II IN doling this pellod. the
Mut It 10 lon m and the 0000119 at
I 30 All Imitmos ulli be dell,
olial In Old Chapel. In order that 010-
dentx witlh.2 vacant hoot 111,23 tmsilv
at Mod A good attendance M the In-
Moat lal linginetis in especially dtsirtd
Tht. entire studtut body Kiln detive mune
good nom thtst, lemanes, 11101 all should
code ty of to Inland a number or them
BARRON MAKES NEW
RECORD, IN HURDLES
Mitt of Pen:loth—oda. Ott out to tun,
mat 011th the at ent old ill held thel
I lead until the 1 of too laps of the rate
At' this poinl. 12 El. Johnston, who toss
Al U th implon in this °tent not tear.l
..tatted to lengthen his talkie, draoingl
Romig along 111th him At this point
Romig acne out atom; and finished
oak a Most of speed that has seldom
been seen anyohere Although Romig
lo a I'enn State graduate, he Is permit
ted to leplesent. the College /n these
open meets His time was 0 . 21, eight
seconds faAtet than the time he made
Athol he broke the two mile loadhr
the meet A% Ith Colgate on NOW, ec Ileaver
Field last spring
Shield.. Bent. Joie Ray
In the 1000 eard tun • L.eiry• Shields
courted a bead trill, an .0 lay of some
of the tinest tunnels in America Tilly
field 'minded Cuthlll of Roston and
Joie RIO of the Illinois A. C In addi
tion to many others Cutblll took the
lead almost tient the matt while
Shields stayed back with Ital, expect
ing the 'albs to make a splint near
the linish and thus shilling to he on
hand for the excitement Cutbill in Abe
meantime had been steadlle gaining on
both Shields and Ras latter tete set
out to cum take "the flying parson"
Shields heel liar to the tape, but Cut
;bill rt as tthea,lN there, hosing broken
tile A. A 1. lecold tot that went
Tin. tot d numbet of points ...mod by
Penn State tt s thirteen, and the t
ords etn.thlitthod by Barron and Ilptnig
Atlll put them on the A A. U. All-
American college tt tch team tot the
coming tear
JUNIOR TEAM WINS /
INTER-CLASS RELAY
(Continued from Prat page)
MiUMM
In the hammer-throwing eonte.ito.
Palm ttrin cum Ale Inc with it one Min
ified sorts-0100 foot, eight inch throw,
tg limit t dlomnce of one hundred
Monty-eight feet Cite Inchei, made by
the latter
An Inter-Class Ilelay wan the last
ent at the afternoon, and a tears
connioktid Kanfinann Hlle, La t zer ,
ton Ad Chterl r6xeeptlng.',.tho JuJir,
for Cl inn. t tine In (list .follont:il ' tt, file
It0(1)1 I. Olt RENT—Large budrotnn
on 'lnd nowt. can be occupied at once
Young Lonnie or two taale,, piettured
liol-1010n 112 Went Foster 41.. c
TIIE PENN STAT
Sophomores Thu rreshmen placed!
third ion' the Senlom last
A Ilrge entlx Is expected nt the meet
next Sxturrl.o. and anyone hho Intl
not plated 111 ht., 1111111, 01 thhd In a
It intik tV 11 nk led flelO nest nets tithe
Pot In the miming one
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BOXERS WEAKENED
FOR ARMY BATTLE
(Continued from first icier)
(recent time e‘eept the n taws of thnoe
.ho 15111 plobahl• apnea, In the ling
next Satultlls Thew aie Dugan at
, the -111 pound !_lt:et, 51e13tel at ill.
lllamonl at 115. (lemnon) at 145, Melt
let at 100, llaglin at 175 and Captain
,15.1elson In the heavyweight bet tit
Inumons at 135 and Captain David3on
lat the unlimited .eight me kno.n to
be 'especlaili. boxero
MITANY WRESTLERS
OVERWHELM LEHIGH
• (Continued horn flirt page)
tote him. he took the uggressite from
the beginning of the bout tionete,
he had difficulty in getting to his nun
and (Mails became ram anxious.' or
coed n little too much and fell into a
head tial th mono float MlllOll he nan
tumble to extract himself helnie did
not alien his noull hum
The best bout of the met one on
doubtedls thene in the 158 pound
class nhele Plugs of Penn State met
Coo of iLehigh Both men, seeming to
realirn each other's ability, uere eau
tious Born the beginning. Finally. Coo
tool. Pallas to the mat with a leg hold
but the Penn State grapplo immediate
-15 retaliateh nith an arm roll Ho held
this uhantage for tato minutes, at
which time Cox again gained the upper
hand and maintained his position for
the lemainlng minutes of the bout It
was Pat k flast twine trance on the mat
and his showing was term cm edible
In the 175 pound dclislon the Imut
again started cauttousls Wilson of
Penn State feeling out his opt/orient.
Ctrlise, of Lehigh, 'With care .
Pin:till Wilson took the :mot cache and
succeeded in slipping behind his man
Ile thren his opponent to the ma se
eral times and finally succeeded In
clothing the Broun and White grap
pler Into n stretched scltsoeo Carlisle,
hoclesm, caught Wilson 175 the head
and pulled him forclatduntil he had
the tthantage, clhlch houcter, 51 , 10 of
011011 duration. Wilson Immediately
clerking an arm roll At this point
the Slttans eiresenLatnes almost se
emed a fall but his opponent struggled
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out of danger, outs to hose Wilson up
pis the strt tchssi Kisumu again. Wilson
held this position to, the tern Untie, or
(ho bout
The fled nine ilintites of the bout'in
the heallweight 01144 revolted In noth
ing more than a foot-rite. with Sarson,
the Vit pound 'ls:Shiny grapple, taking
the egg, cosine against Slonrehouse of
Lehigh No advantage was obtained
eithet title time and on ex
tri perioa was necessan to ileteimine
the bout In the extra period, Savoie
won the bass up and decided to go un
do the (list three minutes In twenty
second he was able to free himself In
the next period afoot change took tile
undei position and ten-aims' his feet in
twentv-foots
onds, This gave Sargon
a tam second advantage but since it
takes a ten second advantrtge in order
to decline a decision, the bout was de
clared a \ draw, each team getting
Points '
SENIORS ADOPT NOTE"
ISSUE MEMORIAL PLAN
the notes mould mote to' he of greater
benefit to the college
An chairman Mellinger explained
the !dui at presented and approted M
the committee prot Ides that each :min
im of the denim clans shalllike run
[lse notes fon twenty fkillats apiece
and p noble to the college These
note, mill mature `inneconsit eli for fin
years, one for etch tear and at the end
of The temeh Conlon -shall line
paid one bundled dellais to his Alma
klater Aniangements have been made
tt all the tiemaner of the college to the
effect that he milt send riot notices Mach
se a to the Seniors one month bet..
the note for that yen, falls due and
.mmediate remittance mill be espeeteel
The chief achantages numbed to this
plan ore those recurring. Lem-a short
period of payment and from the fact
that nn lot eign pans leeches a inofit
at the ekpense or the college on the
members of the clan, and that none will
lie eliminated by phtsical examlnationn
but evely one mill Is giten an opPor
lenity in taking out the notes These
adtant igen far outmeigh any argu
ments thnt,may he formarded In laser
of the insurance pl tea 114 — adopted in
yearn past.
After this plan had been presented
o the. class by the committee, it was
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outlined to Dr. Thomas. 11001;
(Continued from first pnOe)
Fleming. and D. IC llihschman,
all of whom endow veil tine approval of
tine committee
limns rt.Lognittal the meths of the
Ann and stated theft °holes as bells,
the note issue
M!!!=EI
At the meeting that matt bold poor
loos to last steel, the tote rot Mast
tensuret shooed that neithei of the
three tatmlidates had recoiled at ma
jority sufficient to gate him the office
s tevote matt duly held at this meet
ino g
The same Olney c indidaten stele
again vet's] norm being r.. Gomm
Gomm.
G •Pratt. and W. C Perry At thin
tote. Ii P. George teceited the neeex
sat) majmity of totes and am aerial
ed tressuler of the class From the
men who mete pioponed to reptesent
the who
on the Rotes Spotty Council
and on the Student Council, the results
of the poll showed that W. H Welt)
aas elected to the Intel Sports Coun
cil and that T Peopies loom the
School oriLlborol Arts and CI H Bar
ger from the School of Engineering
mme elected to the Student Council
W. Selosu in behalf of the com
mittee appointed to publish a booklet
fot and of the members of the Senior
Clam, made a tentatite report on the
book He stated that the book 'could
be of pocket size, approximately as
Inge as the freshmait nible and that it
'could eonsist of four genenal watt.
numb+ Fit 51, that it mould contain I
rotnitlke explanation of the Meniot
Niemotial of Endowment plan, second,
that It anuld be .t director) of the
home addresses of each membel of tho
class and that In accordance alth the
suggestion made by the President of
the class that this director) would be
P. T. Barnum said: 'Tile Amerlean
people like to be bumbelitted."
Barnum's first show NIVLS L humbug
ifc fooled the people and got their
money by a trick. Some folks took It
as a huge joke and complimented
young Barnum on , his shrewdness
That kind of shrewdness won't go to
day People usually emnt to be shown
In other words they ,are from Mis
souri It may scorn strange to say but
I have prescribed glasses for quite a
number from Missouri so they could
seen when shown
I practice the druglesq Science of
Fitting Glasses
Dr. Eve. 13 Roan, Optometric[, 10 E
13ishon St, Bellefonte. ever) Saturday.
9 a. to to 4.30 p m; State College.
,tor) day except Saturday
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ltept up-to-dale by supplements that
stook] be sent to the Seniors every five
seats, third, th it it would contain the
Commtneent Week program. and
Ninth, that it nould containseveral
1.1 Ink sheets at, the end of , the bock
that might he Milired Mt corrections
or autogiaphs The final cost of
the booklet stould ainutint to fifty
ents
The committee that WV, appointed to
iange 0 dance or it series of dances
tot the class reported that it was hav
ing trouble In fixing any date because
of the troy the semester Mould be brok
en up by Gips and by the JuniorlProm.
crux, the date of May twelfth seem
ed most acceptable and was therefore
suggested Its the committee This sug
gestion tyas adopted by the class This
trill probably be the only dance that
Al 111 be Geld it.) the class and therefore
nn etforts tie to be spored to make It
'the success that it should be The com
mittee is flying to secure the Mason
end Dixon Seyen for the °cession
President Overdorr then made knoun
the personnel if the Imitation Com
mittee 0011 the Class Dly Committee
On the Insitation Committee, he M . /-
pointed S F Boggs. Chairman, R'
George, A. F Parent, N F. Ludwiek,
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Which incense pleases. you most? -
Sandalwood? Wistaria? Violet? Rose) Pine)
HOSTESSES 6f the Western World have awakened to
what the little hostesses of the East have known so
long—that there is no more subtle charm than that which
comes from fragrant wisps of incense.
But while some like the rich onental fullness of Sandalwood,
other hostesses are partial to the sweetness of Wistaria or
to the flowery delicacy of the Rose or Violet; and still oth- -
ars prefer the balmy fragrance of the Pine
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Ca kroid H. It Werkhehier, Van.
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Committee to appointed 1p the Ptevi
"dent conshrt of H Beity:ehairin
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B 1., Welds, 1.3 Hatimonn, .1 C 11
MuehltY, C. E. Seheret, B. B Beet,
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H Hughev, W A Junk, 10 AI MIAs
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the 'Lehigh Unit ei city matmen went
down to defeat by the sum flip to
two, - ovei too thonaand of
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900 the meet .tad incident di - , hint the
privilege of nit log n toiio lied.) I heel
foc DS 1)1 inkei the 10 caldent of the
Bethlehem institution who 11:10 visiting
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