Page Four 4.4. , ,x- , .- , .-:-.:-:-:•÷0.44-7,- , .-:÷:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:--:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-•,:-:-4-fa.a.-:4-:-:-:-:-: /MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 14th (Thiry tin.ly in the fourth frame, when he made a Nothing too good for Mother. •Pr the eattot.tign ter one-handed eateh tot the foul side to ere •• tt•—• , -arY f"r of the fir,t base Mellenry the t Pau. •ttal w"itt - it• """ first man n Why not a nice fresh hox of Samoset Chocolates with o the inning. who hail 1,• bit). nod for the find Way one of our beautiful Framed Mottos. " r Trark net:hurl: hit of the game. real:tiered the sl , lll . r"i"" " I"''' uooolut out of the round when he watt GRAHAM & SONS On the Corner :P c. wt.]. . „ oared out on strand hy 'ended the Waynesbom thne .11 the ++ ICIi3IEN OPPOSE henelt by flying to Lightner. UNIT MEN CHANGE DIAMOND NUMBERS (Continu<•i from first ).OLD+I nun Mer one—hehind the If.ta Theiii I e Fraternity Mme. Diamond nu two--be-id- the Armory: number three In in hark the new Minion in Holmes and numb, fwir near the Stone Muse. Unit 21 _ Unit l'nn 13 Unit 9 I'nit 15 n Unit 7 __l2 1"ni; SOPHOMORES HOLD LA VIE ELECTIONS for next year', el., of :leers, !dating That eleotlons 1,. held at the next elass ineetine Ti,. ideetien ennindttee will pas. - .1 Lill. to each man a, hi• ..nm ing gat /wring'. I,ollnwing of Plans offi•era m•st Will 1,. I i..• 110MilliltiOlIS for ns•nd.ers to - dent 041,1 , 11. The r•Lo.•tion of : In>• meniliorm will ill. Vol out 10 tin.• ...Inds tif•hforols for thr• .1. H. Park wa_s elected chairmen of the election corninitte, which Ills" eludes the following hig C. Pearce. Aui•henlgieh. C. 11. 'Til ton. .1. A.. Patton. H. W. Lehr mol (1. T. Free. While the regular business of tip. evening was being conducted. several mbwellanentis :natters were brought. up. Considerable mention was made of the laxness shown lay the Sophomores in holding the Freshmen to the adaserv aura of customs, especially that of re maining at athletic contests until the latter are ended. The node - pre valence Of golf costumes dateng the first year men was likewise mentioned again, and Prassident Martin stated that he would ascertain what attitude the Student Tribunal has taken in regard to the custom, this will also be :an nounced in the COLLEGIAN in the neat• future. The 111,11111,1'N of the class were advised to take the n: s of the Freshmen wearing the costumes anal leave the matter to the Tribunal until a definite announcement will have been made. TWO FEATURE PROGRAMS CLOSE MUSIC WEEK (Continued from first page) Week. the various churches of the • will coml o i ttt•• S lay evening tin Meal services to be held hi the Audi torium at seven fort•-five o'eloek. This will follow directly the regular eveniem chapel services. These services will unite the choirs of the churches with moil of the college chorus to slug three anthems under the direction of Profes sor C. C. Rolduson. The program will also consist of several solos :11111 other numbers. These services will conelude the inn steal program of the week. During the week. succesaf tll concerts have been held cue), night In the Auditorium. A rem................." Quick and i Efficient 1 Service PENN STATE CAFE i • Mitiefietire Co vhoihriags eQuAty NITTANY—PRIDAY— A NNA Q. NILSSON and NOR MAN KERRY In "Three Live (M.P." Also Torehy Comedy . "Torehy's Ilhosr SATURDAY NEENA OWEN k MATT MOOIII. In "Hoek Pay" NKWS PASTINIE-- FIDDAY and SATLIIIDAY— CECIL B. BE MILLE Presents an all star cast In . Saturday Nlghr MACK SENNETT COMET)I - 11 n Patrol" MOND.% Y -I.I.ACR REID and E I.SI E MITZI In -Forever or "Peter nelson NEWS WEEK . I.Y TV ESDAY— ETHEL CLAYTON Io "Iler Own Money" Also Post Nature 31urvel "The Four Nensons" "Fool's Pnrodke" One of the year's most lavish nod wonderful plays. .w... 1 by I ht. 0,11,4. ••••iiiiiiiinity singing Tn.., V."—lis-s•l:iy night th.• SPRING 31EETING OF S M E. THIS WEEK (Cfmtint).l from first page) 1=! "f in tin.' , y tr.!i.• r.i ,Vllll 4.0 41111:111kY. 11 , 0 1.,. 1,0,1, r0m).1,. wiMgog 11, • 11“ . lIIS C. 1.• 111,111., •thiriy i In ilii• Pont Stillo• lis• I lill. 1511 , .111 1 . .001 2,113.. ll= w.ul.• 1111211111181 M A.alo t-. I',.ll,.w•int; 41!111., t:l.i 111...1ing its tip •1,1.11t2. ist '4.4..3.. will ,stss.stik ts• ills Fw i,•11 of ;I.oi ?4 , - i= :t, itresitl.•nt. COLLEGE ANNOUNCES CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ..ro ~ ,sifollN that Or go•ffing .or l'omisylvaffia orgaillz.l d-• .:•-iinic under way. 13:. V. Valli .333. ..r Ailllsini I it.n, 11:114 left for 11111 r in vieinit y et' .%lletinneti. where lit will meet with the aloninti of State College ',resent the ehjeets of the campaign. An grad lint, fermer students of the Insti tiWit will be urged In get Into close it I il.• 1 , 4;11141r i\lllllllll .\tiYn~ 411111 S. and 11:11 . 11 , iliilii• ill the ferniation of their district eettmilltees. Al, I 11 . ViS 114.1i1.1% Of the Mouthy. has also left for a trip through the south counties for similar intrilitSCS. \.•xt Alutaiaj. .l:. George Green. of the Faulty. %ell! visit Clearfield, Clarion. Arntstr,utg and Jefferson counties to acquaint the alumni of those distriets with Ti,, projects Outlined. Nlr. 1:.•Iler has Just returned from ddressi tut the :olutsinl clubs in St. Ills. I•erdw• and Chicago, and Mr. r..ett fu ni iMl . loit :111.1 Cleveland. They Summer Work for Students PLEASANT WOIIK-1111: PAY— EXTRA AWAR DS W11:11 you going to do this it - Mnittier. Alen? Will Potnuke a jut, that Wlll de you 111,W11, keep you 111-11/.1, 11,,. 11 . 1101, Stinllll..l . bow. may 4.1 i $l5 er 325 it ueq, and hence yen feeline like the very told dieltetts when Cellege omens next Fall? Jr have rim 111 mind landing - .' Shine that will Item. yell ..r .4.41.1.• you b. travel, pay you sritt wee!: fer expenses. give gettil sum of 1e defray next year's estienses. and mI lit. 1•11 , 1 (if the Slllllllll, 1111%1. you with the feeling 111:il p.ll 11:1,, 11:1.1 n 11.111 Val . :1110117 N11111..111 lie: 41'111g 011111111p11,11 fur Mir Summer will it. well to link him the importunities which we are in a trustiest le utter. .\ let ter id titulary will bring pin full details. 1.1 1 1 .11 4, 111..11! , 1 1 .1 / 1 1.,11,15,11 1 / 6 1,1111110 M 3 / 1 111011 l'lrllen. 3lngurine Fur Parlleulars Writ p: 3141114411 Plelitri. 19nvslr 1111 Ii WSTE 11 BURMA T 1 (INS, 1111'. Slllllllll,lllllll 175 1 )1 . 1 . 111i1.11 STREET Ih•aul 15111.111 K ISN. N. T. or:-:-:--:-: , :-:-:-:-:- , •,:-i-{64-:•+-:-: Made-to-Measure Clothes for Hot Days —There's Coolness Tailored Into Them Let us take your meas ure NOW for the Smith Made- to- Measure Suit that will keep you cool this summer. Cleaning Pressing Repairing SMITH TAILOR SHOP 1 . . - 1,..rt :lit. ,1 . ..: t. I ••PAIIIIS::...ift WI OW P•11* men nuvveedetl In scoring :I run. y , a rt of f , 0t1i..2' 1 , .: 111 grata it.,,. ~. it•!2ell Ihre dune borne on Clark's t...r.a. 3 .,1,a,1int; .•11k , •ta.: at tins,. t..atunuaitit,. .it fart and Alillvi . was 1n . 0,110t1 In nn $ f..l' lbt. 111:1t, .1.,4.1,110,11 ..f S; %iv 1 . .. 1- 1.1.:iph...,,s Angl, Ultery 3lnkr. Star I'lay VIRGINIA TOIORROW Th.•lno• and NVhitt• inil.•l - - during - Its turn at bat. alth...oi I=l when the (rants. ended. Ilare th- th , h.,11 walked Its the (Prange and aitaan, bay , turn-d .nit in r .- en: lam. ',Helier and rile :1411 . :111 , 011 1n Set.- mill pa."l. irdy flirn,ll . 1 . 11:111 , , W/I 11 III" .•11i.4 I hi, I•Vout. I=l Captain 17111 . .. n. K.111'111..1 .1 Ilil•• ..• ,•:11-1...1 in tit- 1111.,11!ng vvents and 1, , .• , 10.• 1%.:111/ in III:oy tin ii:t, I. 141,1 111...11 al 11••••!,).•. ll , •ns, and ar.• th.• ••11Iri., iu thi• high 11i 11W , , Ist:, high jump,' in tit- South and a matt iln Ini •. thri , itintn, with in. Unit 1 , 1 , 1 , ,.'111 01° Virgini:t in this 'llO , Is tho pnh white• w;,II, IF, I . ol'lll in lik,. Z 1111. 1 ,1 II 11,, Oda 14 • 14.0,11 rt.f.l. SIX 1 . ..1111 aria Viiiiolling are Nitiatiy in 111.• put. Kv.•i•..11, and (I'll/iris kill flint,' IIii• frir 1 . 01111 Stalt• Stgyi•rs. Itiirllgg l •l* and Vartilliiig arr. iirilertirl In the Javelin 011,W. N l il 11111 , 11 tir.• Virginia but NVinshm. trin, opre.u•uhi 1111. 5..11111- 1.1 . 11 pone iu 111.• ski., 11111. liiis rig frilly rind v 4.11.4,41,11- ly this y.•:".. BLUE AND WHITE NINE SWAMI'S WAYNESBURG from first 014,1 Seerrail Pallll 11,1i:1111g th.• Work slth a fly li. tl,Jrd. 9'h , hillilig was similar so tlo first. with the Waynesburg leant mak ing Its outs in one, two. three older In Venn State's turn al bat, both kit- :-t-1-1-:- ,, 1 , -:-:-:-:-:-i-:-:-1-1.4.:-:-:•++4.444. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN I=l "ild "11 11:11 . 10; r.i . 1 . ..r on firs!. the next on olooelt. drove a fly to 11. right fielder who made a Lad throw In first. advaneltig liar.. and Nllller an miler peg. Itut the week teas of um fse Traidem e e f,nned and Littlit ner field to left. The fonorth inning ended with the sire Ii• n. 'l'h•• fifth inninu was 111:11.1i1.41 I, hrre-Iszw.Pr. altar \•t•l':l,,•r , laaal throarn not first and (1'1:111. , had popppd a fly ta spolh•d Ills It.:1111111:Itt..S ,• ~ sing I h,• pan a•ht. h , • graipak• ham ta i1111,•r and was tin , ar ..nit pn first. In I'l.llll Status 11.1 If I th•• Kftphlpr „ paned th•• iru with :u fly Ti, sbartslpp. 1: , .d,.11k ,•: Itt his in , ts r .ir first ills 1111'11 at 1ll , • 1.1.11 with a wallop ta tint and ha.r mis :IS L u• :IS Iv. .11.1 beam , unl 1.1.11.1 by laitilitm salt 1114,w to right field that netto•ol bin] thr... 4•l.ltiell hi. IP:1111111:11" I" III" ,I.V1•111I1 11111 of Ihr gmll.•. Visiting l'ileher Tahot Ilul At this point tllt• 11'nynesloirg hooans. wild and am,.: ll'til'.•d 111 IN V.I . 11.•..1.4,..n. after Sparks Ins) I,lll' h.nn.• un a 11:18SPli nen• walked Palm as a starter and faan.•d the Nittany receiver. In the nronim... Paint hail stolen St.d.”llll. making for Nliller's walk 1111 halls. l'llerr Vllll - for a shtgle and adranel 111.1)1 1111110 . S. hilt 1 . 1110 •l's fly to 11.11 Hold tray pockolnd ,nsl the inning e•sl- Did they lather with, Soap stone in the Neolithic Age? CAVE men had whiskers. Then one day John W. Troglodyte hacked them off with a hunk of sharp bronze and discovered —that men had faces. Faces are more popular than whiskers. Williams' helped. The J. B. Williams Company made the first real shaving soap ever manufactured in this country. Jones '77 used Williams'— no other. And now Jones '2 z uses one of the finest Williams' Shaving Soap that Williams knows how to make—Williams' Shaving Cream. Lather? Rather. Rich and thickand quick. Once over is usually enough if you use Williams'. frit , You'll like the i‘• smooth, cool "feel" of 4' c " your face afterward. No complexion soap is more ' it— b wholesome. / l tomorrow Won+ chapel. Williams' Shaving Cream L. K , METZGER L. K. METZGER "The Fastest Growing Store in State College." EDISON DIAMOND DEC PHONOGRAPHS Have you heard some of our late Re-creations ? The following "Broadway Hits" arrived this week 50961 Georgia Fox Trot Saxaphone-Piano-Banjo Parker--Barto--Lucas Happy Days Fox Trot Vincent Lopez Orch. 50960 Memories of the South Fox Trot Piano. Ernest L. Stevens Nola Fox Trot Vincent Lopez Orch. 50953 Rosy Posy CC SC • Vincent Lopez Orch. Love Day CS Si Broadway Dance Orch. Many late selections coming in very frequently. Ask to hear the very latest music. Gee, they're great ! Prices back to pre-war basis. Now $l.OO for all dance selections. "Always Trying to Better Our Service For You !" 111-115 Allen Street L. K. METZGER State College, Pa. I u ith Standing S to u. • rho next three irtlllll, Were unrcont iW i.n• the rittilitig phie:ll , -: Miller at the h,•4lnnhtt; It otuhlh. Th” “nd whit, awn...l :n: ,l ‘ , luptau 111.1, runs fir the Limon in the sixth When Lightner .1 neat single tii venter Child and wasi .:11 . 1 . 1..11 in IT ..011..1 . 'S hillner that n.[-; Th.• three batsmen retie-, treed their mils in suevessiiiii thei round ended with a lOW of pin Gn the Itezilelilan fiiii es and a xi, f•Irl t%':lyneslazru. 11:11, MI $l,lllllll =I! ,)11.1.1 opt,110.1: vighth Witha lon Sparks singii.d tvd, onaliloil to got third7.l.• - tiiiiyilos' of t adding anothor tiatrlit, to, Illy ir ..f runs by P.dm's fly 1.. Thy \Vaynnsburg tlinitt nnly tally in th,• ninth inning ttAtt•it Irnin 1•111SSI.11 Idn.• On >lnln•s .....1 . 11 . 11.0 1.• 1.11.111111,. 1 . 1114 111 . 4111.41.. 4111.1 1 N 11.• ...•111..111.4.1..1. !sill 4441110...1 1.. 1.41 1 fiolflaiol was ailsaliood of a passoil loin] T. Alin.. sattio noxt loot xvii: wolkoil. C. - i • riisoo flow lie 5......11.1 and was iiromia- Iy ilirisvo lint on I'll,l. limiter thou ~. pot liitlisolf is a 11101.4. Wlll.ll %%11111011 O . - ). Ah.M. Y. Wit h it. ' b.. ' s lilies! . M.1 ” . 1± 110. ',XI 41/.111 111 1 1 / 1 ... 5414.1 . 11 . 1.4.11 P. 1.• ll !J. field. 1.1•1111.1111 L: !Mill ill fur Ilse oil', , 4 . : \Viiyitosila 1.1 y :ally of 1110 .11114.. Th.. 1,1 fray olilloal W11..11 114.111 e foal was int . - + t..,1 by tin. Nit tany eatvher. Albert Deal & Son Plumbing & Heating 117 Frazier Street ?SIR Vbitabetpliia ilegtattrant WE invite you to dine here where th e Service and Menu are metropolitan. IS JURANIS & KEPREOS, Prop's 4,-1 . ~,,,,,, f . , Comfort First Then Good Looks $2O The main thing about sport clothes is their comfort. Be fitted in OUR clothes and you'll have all the comfort there is and smart appearance too. We certainly want to show sonic of these new sport clothes. Even if you are not yet ready to buy, come in and look them over. THE QUALITY SHOP Open Evenings • • •••••••• •••••«•«.••••• o• .... •• ,THOUSANDS of smokers have proved it—and now give the verdict to you— Of ail the other tobaccos NATURE has produced—none roach the finest varieties of pure Turkish tor cigarettes— Nore has the delicious FLAV..)I: c.f the finest Turkish— None gives the ENJOYMENT of the finest Turkish— None will SATISFY you as %yin the finest Turkish— ra ) )/kkiLil 1 ,14 THE, tect ",.,_ • :3 1-;•' TE Friday. May 5, 1922 $27.50 Opposite Front Campus None but the highest grade and personally se. jetted Turkish tobaccos is used in MURAD. To enjoy 100% pure Turkish at its VERY BEST—to reach the PEAK of Cigarette Qual•
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