Friday, November 3, 1922
ruiRLES CABMAN WILL
GIVE NEXT T NUMBER
Well-fa 0 "" -'rnerican Composer
\ViII I’rescni a Program
of Indian Songs
fV thousand m-r M<m*«
‘ tr, • Kr-xn th- •*' »*»« **>'
*iw A,in * .. if , (! ... u Charles
»>■" -ill »t
"■' i,f ‘' „„ 5.,v.-mw •.wnty-K.ur.h
r ' n ; t -n-l n»ml-r .< <h~ V. M. C. A.
‘ -ill Tl--I >1" '"l™-
. 3 «„ns wn;-r. " r ,he
ja,.;:,"!. .sinew-.- have
»»•> ■‘••'r
■l"-- »„.l when
• .h:.t hi- !"•«"" ! “ V "
rfleei h>- >l>" h>n
'"2 „« "f hi- is “ ue '' in
?'*.J njiani-h an.l l< .Ikm. .-me idea
'wn„..-r
gained.
~1 C ;v*-H inf'"™"'' nmsi.nl lowr
me 1:1
* I. U with " '■'« for
‘L Oi-ra a. 1.1 oluunlK.- music.
which ilis Aru--n.Mii
<T!u- Ifl'in IVom.m)
"‘T-, few 'em". in the M---tro|i..li
“ , ■ rj House in New Vurh for t"-»
M ‘ liv , wins is still fresh in the
rSminti Cittimrin Inis also finishe.l
»»• own. ralKr-i "A Witch of httlem
owl oil the Nett* historical
of IO'J- which will be heard In
I-Tvork hi the near future. Ills new
work -Thunderbird Suite
ucn" of five numbers has just been
a»' l is already scheduled for
. rfermanee by many of the large sym
[hv’ny orchestra in the United Suites
jr.l Europe-
Char!** Cadman has also written a
.. successful violin, cello, ami piano
STin I> Major which has been widely
•laved by chamber music organizations
l-.ir the country; while his most ser
ous piano work, a Sonata, in A Major,
been widely recognized by critics
asd t.ublic.The artist is more fortunate
dun most composers in that It is possible
;*r him to adequately present his own
in concert. Ho has a vig
ltox* style and technique suited to his
om piano numbers and songs, and ac
cording to the critics a convincing and;
colorful tone production.
He occupies a distinctive place in
American music by virtue of his propa
iicda for Indian folk-songs. This has
ken accomplished during the last four
Fears through concerts and rentals upon
•Jiis subject, for which lie has unques
tioned authority. It is probable that Mr.
Cadnun's recital at Penn Suite will he
rf this nature and the artist will be ac
ampanied by Princess Tsianhm, a full
trXNJed Cherokee-Creek Indian maiden.
Campus Gossip
We tried to persuade the editor not
to publish a COLLI£(.iLAN* today.
Wo use”, we sdid. “The whole gang
rifl be down in Washington”. And a
Kwsjujfer without readers is as imd
u a shin without a collar button.
A goat can digest must anything but
ve believe that a Lion can even cat a
I-JiL
Nevertheless, we're hoping that the
N'ittany Uon swallows him right down.
To Tin* Vacant Pit air*
Ob why. dear teacher, tell mi* true.
Do all the boys stay home from class?
The seats are empty all day through.
And 1 alone do eome. Alas!
Ths poor prof hung his head am! sighed.
He sadly smiled and cleared his throat.
They are not here lieoaiise*', bo cried.
"They've gone to got the Navy's goat".
E. W. Gernerd |
Merchant Tailor f
Next to Post Office f
PAIN
Of all the things that send people
off to the doctor’s olllce.
wobably the most common Is PAIN
Wjn in the hack or pain in the hip;
«a in the knee, ankle, or foot;
;"f J n the sliest or in the abdomen;
in the head or lxick of the neck.
‘ ln the shoulder and down the
rt *V nl tuny be in any one
« « bunderd difTerent places.
lhore Is :i definite path
gy back of these pains; some or-
S?! c tro «ble or some functional de
i*® ient ibnt can be relieved In
eds u Urei by old-fashioned nieth
, ojt en these pains persist
noaS nthS an ' l eren
Z™? seems to Uo Ul(>ra any por .
SftS.i S0wl: ltalt ls ’ noiWnit that
“ '“hloncd donors cn.i do.
chanr^* 1 an osle opath and the
SXm*" IO ,mc ,hal b - vtr “-
Ibe <t.. pm th ° l >il ih-l)earinK nerve to
the ar^ 06 ”/ of tho s i ,lno related tt
PresXS 0f , ’^Un• he wiU flnd 80 >ne
tten ;?. °. r impingement upon the
* sU^ ,nfr *° tht a ™‘ «* Pain.
and ,v et , sueh Pressure is removed.
mali^SM ues t are ™b«cd and nor
in? ***• N* l " l *»at has been mnk
®»n>^lil er,y ’"^erable—maybe for
j. eeks— will be relieved.
one*'thL 1 nmi snitation being
Osteopathy i°- CaUSC ' s of > ,aln - aml
nerve im«t he,ng a s Peclfic for
fi>erefor? P ~een,Gnls Kenera«v, is.
I\My ' Poetically a specific for
Clas3 Of l>afn* St ’ f ° r ° ne VCry wlde
laical origm. nai,le J ’ tho! ’*' of'me
maoWnd°nQt^:,ins Peculiar to wo
most a ._ has become al
* panacea.
?*■ R- L. CAPERS
u ™* above Varsity Store
0*..,. 71-M
-OfficeHours; Tuesday. Thursday.
Saturday, 10-5
t<> ih»* Navy i*i*at. No <<<)uimi before a
uame with tin.- Middk-s would be com
plot*.* without some reference t<> the rrit-
Aml if «-v*-n w<* go to the game. wc
kii.nv that the test of tit- .-olk-g.* will
tIK-re.
I’lease enlighten us. Is Aliie-Slt-ISy
The. Fire «.f Penn State Flavor notoriety
a relative ~f Chb-f-ltuin-ln-Th—Fao.’.'
Amateur .Musicians Will Hold Con-
test in April". Thanks t’<»r the a.lvan,
warning. WV will be absent.
Don’t worry if y-utr roommate rail:
prejudiced.
<»ur detinition of a into student
<»m,. who does not even attend the tele
phone returns this afternoon.
Professorial competition for the All-
American will run strong this after
noon. All those holding classes will
rank high.
Our Second Header for Sophs
This is a-bnut the tie-up scrap. Do
you know what a tie-up scrap is? A
:i--up scrap is a tight in which jhe
freshmen tie up the suph-o-mores. Tin
soph-o-mores al-so try to tie up the
fresh-iimn. The tie-up scrap takes
place (n-inor-iou- af-ter-noon. Ail
s-.ph-o-ntnres as weJJ as fresit-nien
should be pres-em. He loy-al to your
eol-lege. Hive the fresh-men a chance
to tie you up.
Did you notice an improvement in lasi
Tuesday’s column? We didn’t write
We had such it good time in New
York that we didn’t get buck to write
the tiling, so w« rested in peace until
Hut the rest cure hasn’t done us any
good. We admit that tills attempt is
worse than ever.
PENN STATE BARBER SHOP
5 Barbers
Solicit your patronage
Ladies’ Beauty Parlor Annex
G. L. SMITH.
The Laundry of
Service and Accommodation
Collection and delivery every day
Penn State Laundry
320 West Beaver Ave.
Thousands of Students
Remington.
Portable
They have come to depend on it as a tried and
trusted helper that tightens the burden of every
writing task.
So small it is never in the way —fits in case only
four inches high. So convenient you can use it
anywhere—even on your lap.
FRUIT JUDGERS COMING
TO PENN STATE SOON
Team of Throe Men Each Will
Compete in Annual Apple
Judging Contest
All memb.-rs »>f the InU-r-ColleglaU-
Fruit Judging League have decided to
send teams t<> I’eim State for
the Annua! Apple Judging eon
test on December ninth, and
live cMinpetittMii will be the result.
Hack iea:n will consist of three men
wlm shall be under-graduates working
for degrees in the institutions which
they represent, and who have never
been contestants in this league. The
teams will arrive here on the eighth,
and the judges, comprising tite coaches
accompanying the teams, must all agree
upon tile placing «>f a class before it
ran be us.-d in tile contest.
Three plates each •>!' twenty varieties
••f apples, making a total of sixty plates,
will lie selected for judging. In rank
ing of tlu* contestants one hundred
points will be given to the correct plac
ing nml one hundred points for the cor
rect idctitittcuiioii »if tiie three plates
of each variety.
Dy means of cow testing and bull
associations the Dairy Extension men
of the Dairy Husbandry Department
are striving to cheapen the cost of pro
duction of milk and produce better
duality milk. They arc cooperating with
the milk plants, creameries, and ice
cream companies to put out a bettor
grade <>f products. Pennsylvania is onci
of the first states in the Union in its
number of cow testing associations,
which are an effective alcl In breeding
and feeding work.
MOUNTAIN ( AMI* FOR KENT—The
Leeto Cabin in Shingletown Gap may
be rented for the hunting season <
for week-ends. Apply to Mrs. Jose]
F. .Miller 4151 West College Avenu
State College.
Phone 124
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
AG. SCHOOL TO PREPARE
“SHORT HORN” CATALOGUE
At a recent meeting of the enroll
ment committee of the School of Agri
culture means were considered to bring
the Short Courses of the school to the
attention of the fanners of the state.:
A catalogue of the courses will be pub-
lished. and tt special leaflet dealing
with the cremery courses will be pre-'
pared. As a further means of getting
men who would like to come to Penn
.State for the eight weeks course, ail
former “.Short Horns” will be requested
to aid in the enrolling of men fn their
vicinity who re interested.
Thirty-Third Year
The thrlt/-ihird year of the agricul-
tural short courses will begin January
fourth, when it is hoped to have at
least one hundred ami fifty men on
hand to take up the work. In spite of
the already crowded condition of the
college, every possible man who can be
accomodated will be permitted to en
roll in view of Hie service that can bo
so rendered to the men on the farms
of the state who are desirous of study
ing some special line of farm work
but who are not aide to spend two or
four years at college.
Serve them
Smith’s Quality Ice Cream
A Real Food
TAILOEE
W H
WHEN ONE
CORRECT
WAISTCOAT
USAGE SANCTIONS THE BUCK
SILK WAISTCOAT, WITH V OR
COLURED U OPENING. THE
WHITE WASHABLE WAISTCOAT
FINDS -SOME FAVOR WITH A
FEW MEN OF EXTREME TASTE.
SHIRT
ONE'S SHIRT SHOULD BE A
STIFF BOSOM OF LINEN OR
PIQUE IN MODEST DESIGN,
WITH TWO OR T HREF. StUDS.
A STARCHED PLEAT IS A ISO
REGARDED AS PROPER.
COLLAR, CRAVAT
THOUGH MANY MEN FAVOR
THE TURN-OVER TYPE OF COL
UR, A STRICT ADHERENCE TO
CORRECT PRINCIPLES REQUIRES
THE WING TYPE. NARROW
BUCK BAT TIES, OF COURSE.
THE
{PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR
NITTANY BOXING SQUAD
Classes Numerous, but There
Is Lack of Heavyweights
Thi? prospects fur the Mine ami White!
boxing team appear to he good this)
veiir. although Penn State has suffered'
a serious loss of veterans through grad-;
nation and failure to return to school.'
There is however, excellent material!
In the sophomore and freshman class-'
es; some dpendable men in the second i
year classes arc Williams, Wer
JSerby, all num who demonstrated
their ability last year.
Most of the men reporting now
range in weight from one hundred and
twenty- live pounds to one- hundred
ami fifty pounds while till of the heavy
weight eiass lack good men.
Negotiations have been opened with
the Navy team to box here, and also
with the Army, University of Virginia,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
University of Pennsylvania, and Spring-j
field. No permanent dates have been]
set for any of these meets. !
D AT FASHION PARK
A T
WEARS A DINNER JACKET—WHICH,'BY THE WAY , IS NOW
USAGE FOR ALL BUT FERY FORMAL OCCASIONS
FASHION SHOP
IGLUNK & STUART, Props.
MKMIIIAH SOrIKTV and ideal..-. Meeting every Sunday ;
Members of the Inlerculleginte -Men- II: oil a. in. in room 20 Liberal ,\r
.rah Association whirl, has for its pur-1 iluildinir. Kvcrvbodc welcome. Men
,ose the advancement ..f Jewish culture hership is open to nil.
!5-150 Pound l
SPEND YOUR SPARE HOURS
State College Billiard Rooms.
“Shoes of Worth”
[2oth Century Shoe Co.
121 Allen St. State College
Pleasantly at
The value of a shoe is
measured not by the price
you pay but by the amount
of service you receive.
TRY OURS
WEAK
OVERCOAT
CUSTOM FAVORS THE TYPE OF
OUT ERG ARM ENT THAT BEST
SUITS SEASON AND IVEATIIER,
BUT THE TENDENCY IS TOWARD
THE SMARTER PAR-KERR Y IDEAS
TAILORED AT FASHION PARK.
SHOES
FOR DANCING, THE PATENT
OXFORD TYPE IS NOW PRE
FERRED BY MANY MEN. FOR
THEATRE, DINNER AND SIMI
LAR OCCASIONS, THE CLOTH
TOP PATENT LEATHER BOOT.
LINKS, STUDS
CORRECT JEWELRY MAY BE OF
PEARL, JEWEL, MOTHER OF
PEARL OR ENAMEL LINKS,
STUDS AND WAISTCOAT
BUTTONS MAY MATCH OR HAR
MONIZE AS ONE PREFERS.
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