Page Four BIG SPECIALS THIS WEEK Chocolate Nonpareils -29 c Pound Zatek Chocolate 80-Peeps 39c Pound Chocolate Creams - -20 c Pound Liquid Cherries, lb box -79 c Pound GRAHAM & SONS On the corner: BULLETIN . Friday, Mny 26 It. In amordonee nlth the revllled 430 p m—Etageball—Wymnlng Sell,' A A 001.414MP/14 The elections to Inary ,a Penn Slate neslnnen, New ' , Aka nn 10111100 Bottum Bead Cheerleader .1 C Dolan, .23 5 00 p m —Fatentets . Plenie, Prof Asst Cheerio trim ___C T \Vomiting, '2.1 Bresslet's Farm At the 'rune Ole,tlollS. the Junior As -7 00 p m—Sophomote Clots Meeting.'i''i , ii , rt. nest coat stoic chosen, its Bull Pen l'orleu., 7'oo p lII—C E Societe Meeting, 2001 Dlvls..l 13, '2.4 Eng C 8 00 p m —.Tun! or Orntorleals, AuBl tot him 00 p rn —Daily tlushmmy Saelet3. 259 Dairy Building I (*AltilliA COUNTY CLUB HOLDS .12i. IS UAL ELECTIONS Snot lot, 111a7 27 The C alien Count> aub held its an -105 .—Tu g -°t-W. " 2. " 1 ' 1 "‘" nu elections at its alt regular meet ', Freshmen, Old Beater Weilin sit it night The teSUlts 200 it — Cult — T- 7 . 1 v nt is follons President, nom. S Penn State, Colt Course 1; nithspies. .21. Vice-pi esident, Miss 200 p m —Lam osse—Bn 11t1011010 19 ~5 . e „,, rd ,, , .25, Secretory. Penn State, l‘itts Beater lien Len Is, '23. Tteasurea, George 2 80 P. m—Tennis—Bueknell Univ k1i. ,„,, vs Penn State, Atm.} Com 0s 300 0 m —lnterfiato nook DR. THOMAS TELLS OF Sleet, Nets Beater 3 00 p m.—Buseirtll-751ski le Penn UNIVERSITY PLANS State Freshmen, Nell. Bea,. Sunda), 11313 20 Both Chapels-1:o C D Nuffield esldent of Wilson College UNIT BASEBAL LEAGUE ARRANGES SEMI-FINALS The semi-finals of the Unit Baseball League mill be played ott Monday, May twenty-ninth between the tour teams, one from each league, who have not yet been beaten. Seven inning garnet will be played and will start promptly at six o'clock .s standard time .111 then be in effect In case of rain, the games will be played, Wednesday. May thirtY firht The seml-flnal schedule Is as tel lows Uunit 24 vs Unit 25—Diamond 2 Unit 27 vs Unit 14—Diamond 4 Results of the games last Monday Unit 11,-9—Unit 2-2 Unit 24-6--Unit, 6-1 Unit, 5-3—Unit 27-5 Unit 25-10—Unit 16-7. Unit 1-6.—Unit 30-10 Results of the games last Wednesday Unit 2-o—Unit 3-3 Unit 27-10—Unit 10-9 Unit 25-14—Unit 11-10 Unit 24-9—Unit 31-4 ..—if.:l-/=Unit 10-2 o-- The Rehabilitation Club invites all ex-service men to participate In the Memorial Day parade and requests them to report to the Rehab Club rooms at nine a m Memorial Dm in uniform The Annual Spi ing Es.hibit by the Domestic At is Depot talent will he stag ed In the Wpmen's Building, Bray it. at 7 p m All are cordially invited to attend PATRONIZE OUR ADTERTISERS FOR RENT—Am one ruching to rent furnished aputment fol the sum er call BOR 1897 THE THESPIANS 1922 "State's Oldest Student Organization" Will Introduce "THE FAIR CO-ED" To You June 12th - In the Auditorium. Smith's Tailor Shop Cleaning Pressing Repairing • Suits Made to Order. ell EVIL LEADERS ELECTED mu OWING TEAR The elm tiOng rot 1922-23 Vin sity ==il Crop], F L, .Ilan H I=IIMMM (Continued from first more) St do Unit msit) and its facilities ‘let eloped to the point whet e Ia 000 andents ctn be accommo d tied in orderthat the Stnte's sons Ind &lonians 010) have that of nhich the) ate entitled end In mtlet that the Commonnealth ma) hate scientifically educated lead ms for its forms and factories "Tho establishment of a state unitetYllV In Ponnsvhania," said PlesiElent Thomas, "would hate a benefiElal Effect for all commercial and industtial peopte in the co e iltit We hive vast re sources for development of this state, what MC need is men toe connot h INC too great it supply of ft tined leaders In industry—and It is the dote of the state unhersity to supp 4 such men One man of mosterly pones in capable of creat ing opportunities for many oth- I=l - You business men ought to also lie Interested In education In order to help us school people remedy name of the defects Ste know exist We have not been able to bring about anything like equality betueen the city child and the child of the country The aver 'toe expanse for the education of a child of the city for the entire United States is forty-two dollars per year, uhile the aYerage for the country child in only tuenty-three dollars per year The at eine° of the city school teacher Is PSI per year and that of the noun iry school tenches $479 The average length of the school year in the cities of America is 182 days, uhile the gauntry districts the average is only 142 days I recognise that a dollar in the country Mill do more than a dollar in the city, but these figures indicate that the boys 'tad girls out on the farms I‘e have an attractive proposlUon to offer a student or two students work ing Ist partnership for the term 1922- No money to Invest. Wo will furnish a Ford car Addre4s W Z, care of COLLEGIAN are not getting quite a. square deal "Business men should be interested also In the direction of school studios toward the various vocations. The principle should be that so far as pu pils ate trained for vocations to the pub Ile schools they should be trained for the callings in which the public will have the greatest need of such trained workers That should mean for Penn anla—agrlculture and Industry But as a matter of fact over ono-half of the students In Pennsylvania high schools are taking commercial courses Over seventy per cent of the ginls in the high schools of Philadelphia two taking commercial courses I recognize the great value of this subject, but that proportion is too great and same day In this great industrial and manufac turing. stale, which ranks seyenth in evi kultute, we are going to wonder reliant Is tile toaster with our great farm ing Industry and our manufacturent" President Thomas outlined the his tory of the Pennsyhania State College from the time of Its establishment as the Partners High School, through the pm lad of its csistence as the Pennsyl raffia Agricultural College and then through its ever-broadening detelop ent as the Pennsylvania State Col lemge with five great nchools of instruc tion The cal gi os to of the Institution began, ucian ding to DI Thomas, when the School of Engineering was estab lished In 1596 This school 15 now b 3 lot the latg , ,t In the college 19 ith an attendance of 1159 as comp It ed ulth slight!) 01 et 500 In ag! 'robot° , pOl,ll - 9,10 emphusbed ht President Tllolllas as an Indication of the great des!. e on the part of the 3 oung. men of the state to equip themsels es tech !Uralic. In et der that the may partic i! de In the full del elopment of the title+lies intiusla les FARMERS CONSIDER NEED OF RESEARCH (Continued from fltst 'meal Month bushels but In a N'CO. short per iod of time a State College tatch man with knonledge of pi mt ese bleed ing, increased the note :Odd file and sly-tenths bushelts above the ayetage yield, with Pennstlvanin 44." said Ras mussen "IVele this nyerage," he con tinued "to be applied to the whole Mate, the yalue of the state wheat crop In 1020 nould hate been Increased to the talue of ten million, fhe hundred and set enh -fhe thousand dollars" Dean Watts emphasized the importance of melt-supported rescatch stork and told of the recent development 1t Penn State of new strains and varieties of cablmge and tomatoes, which git gr eath Increased leids A sttliclng example of this Is the development by Professor 0100 era of the Department of Horticultute of the college, of three nen vatleties of tomatoes that have nlreath gained nation-wide tenown and ate thought to be excelled by no ya rlety of tomato known State Must Amalie to Reseaich Needy :t: ' ' Special for this week-end, Smith's Sunkist Orange Ice Cream and Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream SMITH'S ICE CREAM FACTORY 502 W. Beaver Ave i Bell 250 ..:••:-:-:-:.4-:-:-:-:-H-H-I-: PASTIME PASTIME— FRIDAY & SATURDAY "Is Matrimony A Failure?" With T. ROY BARNES, LILA LEE, LOIS WILSON, WALTER BIERS Special Added Attraction: SPORT REVIEW "Playing The Game" Composed almost entirely of PENN STATE Showing: Spring Football, Baseball, Track and Lacrosse MONDAY and TUESDAY— Matinee Tuesday at Two g:, pl 4.J; _bi n atio n K° ek•hel ivy - pet C °lll Of I 4 Comedy Drama 1 ORTE. MIS SIN sTARcti., OWEN MO STARRING The Photoplay NOVE Adults, 30; Cluldri COMING —JUNE 1 and 2 ERIC VON Sr. $1,000,000 Scre "FOOLISH A year in the making. One times. THE PENN STATE/COLLEGIAN i SUMMER CATALOGS Students ltho hate Summer Session Catalogs and can spare them are requested to bring them to the Summer Session office The thin' edition of the catalog Is exhausted and requests Coo con ies are coming In guilt It will be a lent sera ice to the College to put these catalogs at the dis posal of prospective students Isho must othemise be disappointed (Signed) W C el-Lunn:Rs, Dean The egg Imams! progress oh t state ts HI he tttnrded If Pennagh an tnntlnues to neglect_ the developine of lesem ch by failing to apin oprlate "single ismne." as It has In the pas ambit ed Seel eta) Itunnuesen Th fu mots of any. etate_must hate th benefit oe to stele if thee ire to pro gress In the development of Am loul lure. and the industty It is n high tank In Pennsylvania, tit It is unsuspected by most people. Oho think of the state as engaged entirely In inanufactutlng trill mining pumults The committeemen...aro under the le Welship of llt L P FO5 of the St Ile Chamber of Commerce research and today the men mill separ ate dcottling to theft various proton ! that gists d dr3 men, stockmen, 111.1 on, and mill Inspect thoroughly 1,1.1% tkplantent on "the 10111 . which Includes in Its mark. eseatch. Tile needs Intl accomnilshments_of each de p tit:rant In the Was of tostsuch will be c3.plained to the committee mem bets and then the) 11111 be asked to fetotui rte 0 epott on the department hystetted In them, the 1111011 to he Mt en to tile Bond of Trustees mho will Ips: it In !swotting thch budget for mosso. Mon to the Leginl Iture THIRD ANNUAL MAY DAY EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS ,antlaned from flist nage) She uniked under at leaf) canopy ear -1 led by 4IN attendants, and was preced ed lu heralds and tenoned 1,3 a train Ileum When the party reached the 11 , -n^r , the coronation tools place Miss Sant Hat tman, President of Women's Student Covet neat Association, tying the Queen, assisted by Laura Click and APttion Mears The Queen then ma anted-the and the Glee Club sans . Greeting to Spring" Flom there the mogram mas as follows Hoop and Baloon Dance Plat —"Columette,.. by J Gordon Amend Cast Plerrot, EKle Kohlet Punehl nello, .7oseuhlne Ruth, Columette, to ther Holmes Costume Dancing, Spring Frolic, hbog met Jones and Mary Grace Ruch Song, "In May Time," Glee Club May Vole Dance After the program Mee concluded :-;-:-.1-:-1-t÷:-:-:-: , .-:-:. =MEM .NITTANY 1 NITTANY—Friday— GLORIA SNVANSON In "Her Husband's Trade mark" SUNSHINE COMEDY "Fool Days" SATURDAY— ' POLA NEGRI In "The Devil's Pawn" NEWS WEEKLY there nas a short informal gathering and punch and cakes were served FRESHMAN NINE WILL HAVE BUSY WEEK-END (Continued from first page) nukes home games impossible for this )cat, the Wyoming Seminary nine has developed into one of the strongest pled, school combinations In its part of the state Coach Quay's diamond men hose plasm] six games tithe far this year and have von five of that number Title rem(' nearly promises to equal that of last year, when the 'Wyoming Seminary team won sixteen out of sev enteen games Six of last year's nine reported for 'monks, thistear and It has been and these men that the Wyoming ; comb has built the team which meets ;Penn Stste on Friday It is probable Hatt Coach Qua, will use either Siegele ot Bootsld on the mound in the com 'ills game as both men have been exhib iting sortie masteaul stuff this mention. IClski Coming On Saturday Ott Saluda) afternoon, the Freshmen elli meet the Klahl nett School tenor on Ni-W Beater Field at two o'clock While but little is knoen of the lOsltl otobin ttion far this sining they a reputed to hate In good nine and in teal to rate the It't cabmen a 11111 d tus sle fun the game CINDER ARTISTS STRIVE FOR NATIONAL CROWN (Continued from first 1 , tete I ch inglion, still be called upon to meet n numbet of fast men In the 880-yard I L are Groan, the clever Penn ,n Ivania leader, will probable be the rims ho 111 give the Nlttany star a close chase. although Cook, of Cor mil, eshe has been shoning up excep tion Mr stall this lest. still likely be unong the that to break the tape Shields and Connolly In Mite The tell thrill promises to come In Ohs mile 'sun, when Larry Shields, sit implon miles. fights It out stint Jim my Connolly, the Georgetown runner who non the mile In the Intelcolleg fates hest sear in 4 minutes 17 1-5 see nods, and whom "Larry" had the mis ses tune of accidentally tripping at the Penn Relays this season which resulted n Penn State being disqualified and thelebe losing first place in the dis tance medley relay event Strickler, of Catnell, Crawford. of Lafayette, and Burke, of Harvard, are formidable entries and are sure to furnish Shields and Connolly with some stiff opposi tion In the two mile run, Cooper wi hove to compete with R. E Brown an. Norman Mown, both of Cornell, Dor THE SYNCO TRIO (Dance Orchestra) Latest Dance Hits Our Specialty. Bell Phone 31R3, Centre Hall, Pa' SUMMER MONEY Sell our Complete RA DIO OUTFITS, $22.00, to farmers and suburb anites. BIG COMMISSIONS Philip Edelman, Mgr. 9 Church Street New York City. Nonmmuummummmuunmummuommmommmoummummummummanwmnmummnommmumumumunnununmqvummuummummmummumi Commencement Clothes FASHION PARK OTHER GOOD MAKES $25.00 to $50.00 Snappy Golf Suits STRAW HATS $3.00 to $6.00 THE FASHION SHOP of California; Baker, of Bates, Head, of Pennsylvania; Curtis, of Princeton, and second mho miens competitors Hurdlers Figured lo Placm Captain Barron, Hangman and Mile, Penn State's Otto of huldlats, stand a good chance of annexing some points for the Nittany institution In these events Powell, of Pennsylvania, Tay .or and Thompson, of Princeton, Whit no, of Harvatd, and Henderson, of Cnllfot sin, are other entries hopeful of placing in the hurdle events With Grubb In the broad lump, Heck el and Garen In the high jump, Tine in the pole vault, McMahon In the shot pm and discus throat, and Sayer in the javelin throw, Penn State has a good chance of placing in a number of the different events The discus and jave lin [lions ate being Introduced Into the Inlet-colleglates for the first time this peat and Bob Legendre, the Geo, get°, n Pentathlon Star, should prove to be a strong contender in both of these events NtTTANY NINE LEAVES FOR PITTSBURGH TRIP I tally On Paday, May H, the Pitt teem played Holy Cross at IVorster untie Coach Betdok's men st itched the game from the side-lines Both Ins ailing teams lost to Holy Elms during theft NOW 'England tout In addition to these games Pitt lost to lohas Hopkins by a 4 to 2 score and to the Buono Crave City combination Pt s 4 to 3 tally The Panther defeated lt,stein Receive In their second grime of the year by a 12 to 1 sense I=l Although a comparison of baseball s_ot es Is not an Infallible test of the ength of too teams, the Nlttany men tot Is confident that his diamond ar tists o ill make a et editable showing is the thi ee games at Pittsburgh this oeels-t nil II tic is still out of the g one 0 lilt his spilt thumb and It Is idoi Nut o hethet be trill be able to pity In elitist of the games Hoo ever, Ludo ILlt has developed Into a first elves and "Bea" has t groat dust of confidence in his second receiv er The temalodtr of the line-up has remained much as it has been In the L. K. METZGER L. K. METZGER "The Fastest Growing Store in State College" "Blue Books" Again in Stock They are good for 75 per ct. in exams. File Your Notes in Letter Files Only 60c. Moth Proof Bags In All Sizes White Tar as well as Cedar and Odorless. Suit Boxes Have your name engraved on your Fountain Pen. Only 25c. It insures it against loss. "Always trying to make our store better for you." L. K. METZGER 111-115 Allen Street, State College, Pa. _ Friday, May 26,1922 last,few contests, with Palm supplant ing Traphoner as the second on the batting order The marked increase In hitting ability which the Lions have dot eloped since their northern trip has grratit added to their ability to run up a safe score and "Bee' is not greatly storried about their ability to fathom anything that the Pitt hurler may put across the plate The Nittany coach plans to use Mil ler against Tech In the return game, with Mellinger and Dmvilowski against the Pitt batsmen in Friday and Satur day's game respectively TABLET DEDICATION IN MEMORIAL PROGRAM (Contmued [torn first nage) It tb 'Club will fire the salute over Pievident Atherton's grave After tape has been sounded the march will be continued to tho front campus where the following exerekes will take place Order of Exert.lees AlueleThe College Band Inc owl:Son—Rev Edward IN. Franc Pinging— . A Ica,. Public School Chihli on Pi mientation of Memorial Tablet, Leon ht Sterner, '23 Acceptance - and Dedication of the T ibler—Dr tido in Earle Spark. in . ..de—The College Band Address—Ellin Gen Edward C Shan IhtPiing the Flag "Star Spangled Banner—The Colleg. Band Benediction—Rev Robot t C rotor. National Salute Try Our s Efficient - Service s _ PENN STATE CAFE
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers