M & SONS On the Corner Smoke Shop Supreme w Goods Every Week = , , Y ,iw:ated Irc the me/niters of the slob. There was no doubt however ns to the 1111111111(11111111111110111111111111[3111111MIIII1111111111111U1111 1 1111111t11111111 1 1111[ 1 1111111111 11 /11111 1 1 111 111[111A I r... 4. ' 1 "1n of ( he "umbers. The(' were civil ill a iliil bed manner Mid scored fin his lam Y 4. :k At first has., 4,t11.1. iiti i.hl bt.rtltti ;EMEN CONTESTS '2:l. ..)11 I It 111.•11 fi 'Hi List yi,11 .. S PreSll /i 1.1 II ,f111:141 lVito sit a i4:l This Int., it .... %vim 1,14 lal hi.. .1 - 11.. -11..111,1 111:11, a st I ~ 1 1.4 I Tii. 1 111,..• t iotIS AVM 11.• 111E1 =IMO 111.1• , 1,11i1 , With I'na ;i and , ,tit n ii rEgt,,, I. ISt IVit}lol/1 :IS 11, 1111Irr 11 , 1,1 1,•;t ~ P. ~ Y linims. iS tli.• 0:1- Iy - n t v. 111,11 n•quir.. EIGHT MEETS LISTED ON CINDER PROGRAM • 3IEET N CREIGIITON C0111i111112,1 (1 , 111 first rage) EMT= rill at the 1.,,,..t11 I hit... it is Undecided wilpliwr or itt the varAity trill opill.t Other tS:1311 :IS .1 1:111 of the 1.r... 111111r011 , 1111..111 lIMIIIIMI .1140hn nu ]lay twentY-t,evettih. the W , and NVinits st tciil 6n.• tams. ilistini•llini itt In. Pitt Intersotl,t iat.•, This tite.4 ineht.is, teams in tin , . western :lila is an liiiiiina n . Vininin tro•k Altlsotwin not 5" prinlinilli•lit its tin- Point iti.liiyin. p..t Ii is lint to iis tin. 11,4 lolllll.s in tills :spa atinieinil 1 , 11lii• ro•mmit!on in in 11..141 ~f trach stars. 'nits ',wet will by tins eastsrn ilitnreiiiingialins rain .at, for this affair has not yet been Jrtinitely derided Upon "tint tin tina fa , t thnt they ttill pn.whiy held nn the s,rend and third days of Junin. The IttAt event 111.• ...Wei is 11, ninnt with the runners tchou tint. With the l'iniversity l'ittshurgli trill journey to State College on June l.:nsl p.m.. the Pit t nun ttel, vise to :ill 5i 2-3 •-an 1 defeat they will til rr vruxe tabh, wiwn they risit the !E= tatOltS of pr., sting. the varsity lys• 101 l that they y..:”. and 1,11101 ist,tstittent. Titste rim: player broke .•nt n . ,ceivlng louder the isatiket. sigh 711,Y gliartled .• subs Its shim,. all 'PM a distant,. mentor re . Lt the same coin ononeil the , wafiro this week ry pros :title there. oar.. rononowd of rools. Shah, een- G.~•iih•r. F;icnii~ Ths .rLedud• was a 1.1 ,, 0Ved as en Sat Oribly. ;0- .11'11W:111. Wilson April I:!—rlcorgolawn 1 - 11 l at Wash hn:I•nl. 13. C. .%pril 15.—V. P. 1. at Blacksburg. Ca April 2%—Penn itoalys at Phila. April 29—Penn Relays :kt l'bila. Nlay ti—U. of Virginia 01 vlah• •II /1/ / lieu•-up at :he last •th of the Creigh •wn to Coach Ber t...ono to keep the ighet , 4 point of cf- InteNt. making nu- May 11 nwrsebolast irtt at State CMloge. May 27—Western I ti tereollegia les at Pittsburgh. June rregllegla to, at Cam brige. Nils,. June 3—littereolleglates :n C:1111. bridge. NI ass. .lone 12-1% of Pittsburgh at 01,110 LC they appear it the Lions from MUST BONG NINES PATILIIN IZE OUR DyglunSmts IZIMEMEZI I'..elt tat 11 ,, inel Trip Tor;11. See FISHER for your Shoes Closing out my Fall and Winter Stock at Cost. Shoes now from $5.00 to $7.50 Pitt fat home). ritt tat haute) the Stoek Pavilion a the tamaition of • and are whipping the rooting season. Atli are out for the by the grailuation C. N. FISHER .:•4-:44.+4 ,, •:. , ..4+A-1 , 4»:-:-:-:-:-•ei4+4+:-: thattili represent a nil no effort Is Ito ;telling staff to tie ,r that will uphold I reputation in the o 1 Hooter, of hot out :main for the oDy and Pixter, of II Stahl. also in:M ona present with an hi ved.outs Mite ago. to be of it serious t to the men men torsi '23. Kelly '24. '2l. :mil Cortnan '23 allti should ...11111otiti.11 for the n the Molting staff.. positimt, left ea milion of 2a. ImilWiek end Yearling 'led and .iffer snot - 141 . 01111 ii dries tio ...•tlee •s f.n• tile oilier ro ta positions will I, will un.i.ndNedi)• They never disappoint—never In —------- fail—never change— a - - .j . . ARAViiL: pure Turkish to st varieties grown. to smoke them 1 -on any occasion. ....lest selling high• , grade cigarette in the world. --tre smokers ofAmerica to Quantity. (or yourself-1"' :--: : :-.:-1-:-1 : t t :-+ vitz I. Store tit" win- Spring .; n g and if • es jj Allen St. 1: eyi • GLEE CLUB LEAVES FOR CONTEST IN NEW YORK l'onlrmed from first page) ; ,1 11111 Steal treat to all %rho heard it. but it also helped to polish off the before they strike the bigger ell g;!, with tl,• program. It was the first pr,eniatioa (it' the test IllllllloCl. t 1,,• tWii!MS that the .1111, .•11l = render :it the before a foreign ninhelr , and the outeonte 0,10 MIXiOUN- triumph One of the best feattlres of the eon .wining..ert last .wining was a solo by •31100 'roll '25. ,eho aventtlletnied the clot. :is far as Williamsport. ganßing . doneside Miss Cron in popularity was tbo spe,isay number Lg Mr. Wtttine 1.1 31r. 11.1tIntrit. NI, Waring ex hibited the other 11S.• of the saw besides n 1,400110 sloop and cutting 100013. Mr. 11 , 111.1,111. n nave soverai piano selections. I, ovingPort thin morning. (th..• is (tilled to give on o:tin, ~in..rt to he fotiowea by ❑ P . , dame in Philadelphia to night heron• minoring on to New York for the Ill:dill' parl of the trip. Inc Tonto, In New York Meet The Intereollegiate ,snitest al the Aletropolis this petr will be one of the ureatesi seluilastle enneerts ever stag the following insiitialous being /)- Princeton. Columbia. Unvunuth..\ntherst, Penn. Vale, Wes ieydn and Penn State. Every college entered is primed to the limit to lift to. honors and Penn State songsters . xlil Ite required to put fort their hest In the eompothion. 'rice experience of the .r..,.eding ...moods of the trip should .. . 010 b the finishing touches and .dd.. theta to make a strong hid for thy .\ nother point in favor of 1, 1111 state is the prohibiting of gradti ,l.• slosh.DlS 10 the contest. Thi.. will pot Penn State on all equal I . o , btille With every cootphtant. Thp contest will 4.0115h.t. Of three num- ea,-ii elnt. singing the test num b,- "Give a Rouse" by Granville Gan t., and in addition two miler numbers it s own selection. One of them being rei.r,entative college song. The :I tan Tool, that have been selected by Penn State :ire "On The Sea" by Back and "Pennsylvania State" by a a 9'h.• Judges for the ro»test will he Mr. Walter Diunrosch. Conductor of the Nvw Void: :VittPhony Orchestra: .eorc.' Chadwick. Director of the New i'llialand Conservatory of Music: Mr. [Mary if. Hadley. who is conductor of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra; and a icon known composer. COUNCIL PLANNING TO CHANGE CONSTITUTIONS (Conunuo4 from first Date) Poniolos '22. 11. 11. 'Berger '22. NV. II Payne '23..1. H. Kuhns '23 anal I. Martin '24. Another committee was appointed to Investigate the Inter• Sports constitu tion and the status of the two agricul tural students. This committee con- FT EN ITU HI: FOll SALE—Slightly 11,a•ti furniture. Will Nell cheap. Call aaa see Ir . . S. Canna Fnir- 112112ZE College Billiard Parlors Pastime Building • 1' t ''. A !ag 1 II ar. '. W. S. Wvizvl '2.2. ' 1 ,•' 11:11•.'2:. awl 11. I. Fry TWENTY NITTANY TRACKAIEN LEAVE FOR CORNELL MEEl'i hurdles. Itarron trill lilte as his rull- . sling mutes Itile. O. ii. I:muffin:Di '23 anti Russell '24. Th.. other Peon State . entries ill the high Juin) , are .1. G. Deem '22 atut Kauffman, while in Owl broad jump. Barron will have as his' team 'sates Grubb. Ile:islet . and Russell. Cornell has several excellent twoad' jumpers, the most noted of which is A.. A. Donnell. to the triangular meet with Darr:n . ll and Dartmouth last Sat urday, this (11.'14g:tit ittothed lt Ills tam, of 2I feet, n 3-4 Inches. Coach Martin will take E. D. Tice: ' along to do the pole vaulting for Penn: State. Tire will meet H. I). (inning.]: in this event. The latter took third I plate in the recent meet with Harvard 111111)artinnittli. Al that little he clear ed the :nand:tills at twelve feet. Penn State will meet considerable , opposition In the shot put. In this! event .1. 1 , .. Vomiting '22 and F. M. Dv- 1 erett '24 will meet 11. It. Wager of Car. nett. Mile Mel 13 Another fmtnre of tomorrow's con tests will be the one mile relay race. This kill I. the fh•st time during the present Re:0 4 0,1 ChM the much has Ow ed a one mile relay team on the track. Having already broken the record in the two mile relay anti having defeated Lafayette. Columbia. Rutgers and the S'avy in the medley relay raves. the Clutch is now• seeking now laurels for his men and trill inn a quartet of speedy runners on the hoards to give the famous Cornellians a fast race In the 011 C mile relay. Thls Penn State team will be composed of Taylor. Moore. 11110 and Edgerton or Sn eneh 1111111 running a quarter nine. The outcome of the meet depends largely upon the pusaibility of Edger ton malting the trip. Coach :Martin has figured the possible scm•lng very close ly and believes that Penn State would he able to defeat the Red .kial White if this man makes the u•ip and is In con dition to run. NAVY PUGILISTS OPPOSE NITTANY TEAM TOMORROW (Continued from first page) shown last week. when ho staggered The Best place to eat is at home The next Best place is at the CRITSTAIL Gnat Home Cooking Home Made Pies A. 13. DIETRICH PENN STATE '2O VAUDEVILLE Variety Gaiety Melody Auditorium 8:15 March 10 his o p ponent by 0 hard tvniiop. Gregan, Wert anti Griffiths have been giving Freshman football team, repo,* Is a steady hoker and relies mainly on a Vas'Ho a lot of competition and the boxing last week andhel.. l „, left Jab to reach his opponents. Nittany slugger was forced to nut forth some fair ability althou g h f ie '" his best efforts to defeat the other can- new at the fighting game. F re , K ai NVeiss are among the leading eth it Z didates in Practice bouts. Taylor and Black will all• ers for this weight. Chapin knees Old Rival Captain Chapin of the Penn State team will taco an old rival when he mixes blows with Seimald of the Navy at the 125 pound class tomorrow. Chopin proved tittiterifir to tile Middy last 004.1- NOII Wht.l) he won the dents' of the judges alter hitting Sebald at will and tivolding the returning Now.; by his clever feinting and fast foot work. Se bald won the decision against Massa chusetts Teoh last Saturday after three fast rounds. A 114, representative appears to the 115 pound etas~ for the Islavy in Latta. a hard hitting fightet•. Against M. I. T.. he dropped his opponent tn•tcc in the 4411, 4 4. I'Ollll4N of boxing. Severn. another nen• in/Nl 4 l . On the Navy team. also 15411 4111 exciting fight loot week at the 1.15 Isonid (lass after a spirited bat tle. Kurtz was the only pugilist. on the :Midshipmen loam to lose bout, and he was defeated In the 135 pound divi sion only after nn extra round hod been tough t. Sltlany Timm Annln Shifted The probable mitt aggregation which will represent the NittonY fortune. to morrow according to an early announce ment by Coach Harlow is coMPosed of Bonze at 115 pounds, Captain Chapin at 155, Vasillo at 115, Bordner at 145, 'ra bic at 160 and Black at 175. Penn State will forfeit the heavyweight class. 150,120 has recovered from his sick ness mid should put up a good fight at the 11 5 Pound weight. Williams, who was also being considered for the posi tion, received injuries ln practice anti is not now in the proper fighting con dition. A strong fight has developed for the Etr. pound berth but Vaslllo has main tained his old position, by proving his superiority over the other contenders. Henry Grimm TAILOR 206 E. College Ave. Thespian 6 Acts right ;II :I weight lower than the one i. whieh they appeared at Penn last Sat- lilt. ASH M Its. THOMAS SPEND urday. This will greatly strengthen SE{"FIt.II, WEEKS is FLORI D , the tram and these Blue and White President nna Mrs. John 3L box er , will now tie able to compete have been spending the past few w e% with men of their same weights . Atnar- In DeLand. Florida. where the pm, Ish only lost to !lordlier by a small has liven taking a Much-sew, margin in the praetiee trials and both vaeatlon. On his way home (Mtn p a , men have forced each other to display south. Dr. Thomas will speak to tla his best at the Na pound weight. lioehester. V. Teachers' Assaelm: Wad:. who will again represent Penn 11 „. „f oa . noon of ma" tenth, 77 State at the • 175 pound class. should th i ffab, m„ inni have gained e nnn gh ring experience in e y e ffl aa of t h e same day, and "o hits first two varsity bouts to shoe-. Ahmuti Association nn th e lk , thr morw fo som e real fighting when he goes up ing day. These addresses will e t . m against Oregan tomorrow. A large tap, t. 01l a small hurl of a series of tttttt unt of eompetition tine developeddopd a whielt the President plans to gw ta e rk, this weight among the n Sta n- t I.l„ aero r0h,..1 States the didates. Artelt, a member of the mont h' s time. KODAK as you co HERE ' S your first stop—right here at the store. We have just the Kodak you want for the motoring trip—c{:::l - easy to work and Autograpl. each negative may be dated and t: at the time of exposure. The PE N OH TA O TE PH T O P State College, Pa. Friday, March 3, 1922
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