Page Font GRAHAM & SONS The Little Store o;. the Corner Nothing succeeds like success. Our success depends on the service deliver to you. American students of architecture ! will be Interested in the opportunity of- ( fercd them by the Institute of liitcrna- ■ Uonal Education to study the -develop- ; ment in Europe next summer under Professor Albert C. Phelps, Professor of Architecture Tri the College of Architecture,.Cornell U niversity. Professor Phelps will be n member of the faculty of the Art Stu dents’ Tour which has been organized Freshmen To Compete with Other for the summer of 1923 under the spon ,.w i*T;,ys: Room 23 ~ _ 4 .. J IT sorshlp of the Institute; other mem . ■’ Colleges— Fraternity and Unit ber!( win be Edith r. Abbot of the ■’ n ”* Teams To Be Formed Metropolitan Museum of Art. New York City, as a lecturer on the history and Bulletin Friday. March 9 iv • ll.>l> Tli-kcl ' ‘ ~, A -.. appreciation of painting and sculpture. Mnr.li HI A call for sophomore candidate* fol M[ . J(jhn c Tuw of K |«s -Instltuto., Virginia .Military f . rat „, 9ls ,„„t coifing manager has been M lnstrHctor painting ami Instant.: vs. IMnn State. ; Issued, and all those desiring should , ecturer on ,| le llnc arts from the stand .. .. m. -Ri-iv-ti.-ill— Varsity vs. Al- a ;g n UJ) ; ,t once at the A. A. office. As polnt of lhe cre . lt ive artist; and others, muni— Armory. *on as the weather permits a call for whoau nnmeß W ill be announced.later. S:M p. m.—Penn State Players Uni- candidates for the roU team will be group will sail from -Now :York Club. -made, and the work for the managers on j" uno 30th. 1923, .on the Cunarder '.will begin at that timo. At the recent ••saxonia". Professor Phelps will lee-' elections Hubert Wiggins ’24 was chos- ure during each day of the transat on first assistant manager. luntic voyage, as a means of sketching . Frosh Team in the broader outlines of the dovelop- A t'roshman team will be organized ment of archJtcture and of preparing this year, and matches will be arranged for the more specific lectures. during with other colleges. The purpose of this the land portion of tho trip. His' loc,- innovatlon is to give the yearling golf- tures on shipboard will be illustrated era opportunity to gain more experience by steroptieon slides from the oollee at the game. * tlon of the Cornell College of Architec lians are also being made to form ture. Sunflny* Mnrch 11 < ’ha I** - ! —Mservices. Moniiny. Mnrrli 12 .—Moc-tin;: «*f Penn State Far mr-r Staff—Konm 3«»1 Hart. Notices inter-fraternity and inter-unit team*. After landing at Cherbourg, the group y. M. C. A. Movies Saturday •veninc Ogborno '2-1, Manager of Athletics will .visit Paris, Versailles. Homo, Per il) Old Chapel. f or t he Penn State Club, will havu ugia. ‘Assisi, IHorence, Vonloe, Milan, Special feature —A Milford Pnra ' charge of the unit schedule. fthont und-Brugea,- Brussols and Ant mount Production. “Moran of the Lady. A gonertt | cn u f or candidates for the werp. the Dutch cltlos of Amsterdam. Lotty." Also a comedy. There wlil be toam wlll he ag soon ag weather Haarlem, and tho Hague, and finally two showings **:3o and S:2O. : conditions permit the iwe of the course. England. The return voyage will be It. 13. Rutherford, 'professional 'golfer .by -.tbe. jdv9 , to, ardve. in at Penn State, will devote much of his New York, September fourth. time to tho development of a team' The Institute of International. Edn- MYERS BUS LINE TO AID CAMPAIGN FUND and jvith tho material that is available cnt ' on * under whose auspices the Art „n,,0„ from first .nee) State should have an excellent Students* Tour has been, organised, lias (Continued from firs • E „ nka tcam thte apr |„ g . Wlth the prom . for ninny years been carrying on an or operation, turning over all the rate.. malcrlal th!ll ls ln tho freshn , an important work characterized .by such to the Campaign fund. vlass. It Is planned to develop a frosh activities as exchange scholarships,, ex- The general eampn.gn total early in , ;un Jrilnnßcr Connell hopes change professorships, etc. During the the week was otliekdly placed at .I.OJ mitchM f(Jr th() flrst yaar last two years it htei been extended to 693.14. Faculty teams of oamafehUn .include also European travel for col are at work this week in Kayette riiil-: miulo M . 1 k .g o students, organized so as "to per adelphia, and berks count' ■‘"J. 1 “! sl st!l „ t g„|f managers from tho sopho- mlt » lua,!nts to travel more Inexpen expeeted that Indiana county "«• B° l mW(j c i. ls , Mon [rJ .| ng out for tb , s slvoly, more conveniently, and. with over the top with its quota a raa „ agersh , p w ,„ b „ glvea a „ o p po r- greater educational return, than they I tunlty to become acqquainted with tho °therwlse. Yesterday a SltlOO pledge v™. fuel lhe work wm not bo M Complete Information may be se ed from an nlomnus who h.located | „ snct , n an „ ha „, Mthat of other ,:url ' d ' ho Institute hf • Interna the IJelßian f-ontro, .South Afr.cn. leo j . .. . . tlonal Education or from Irwin Smith, p,e throughout the the A.* A. ofllco*. H. P. WiggimT'24, has »• ®»‘ «■* Street. Mew York Clty ing anTagriculturo have'received min- •>«■> assistant mannger. 0 uture pledge blanks during the last month ami a large number of pledges have been received from these off the ea mpus “students’' of Penn State. Sev- eral have come from patients at the Mont Alto sanitarium, pledges that in dicate a great sacrifice. A recent tabulation of alumni, former students, and two-year students, giving the participation by counties, shows very few counties with a record of lifts* per cent or more, and the general av erage is 2S.fi per cent. The alumni par ticipation is increasing every day in a manner that indicates excellent cooper ation by the time the campaign is over. INTERCLASS BASKETBALL GAMES START TUESDAY With the close of the varsity bas ketball season but a few days away, the members of the four classes arc now looking forward to the annual In ter-class contests which will be held on March thirteenth, fifteenth, and twen tieth. Owing to limited time, class manag ers are requested to see “Chief" My ers at the Armory, at once, and arrange gym reservations in order that ail teams may be able to secure as much practice as possible. Preference will be given to class teams during the noon hour. There is an abundance of good material in all the classes this year, and the competition promises to be keen. The schedule will bo as follows: The Schedule Tuesday, March IS Seniors vs. freshmen; juniors vs. sophomores. Thursday. March 15 Seniors vs. sophomores; juniors vs. freshmen. Tuesday, March 20 Seniors vs. juniors; sophomores vs. freshmen. HORRORS! Dandruff on those gorgeously tni t bred shoulders? Quick! get your self a bottle of “Vaseline" Heir l'onieand stop thatheforo your rep utation is ruined. Worse still—have you lost a hair or two from each temple? Remember Uncle John's round and glistening pate, and he forewarned. “Vaseline" Hair Tonic is an invaluable aid in keeping the scalp in perfect condition. At the same time, it gives the niftiest, sleekest look to the head. At all drug stores and student barber shops. Every “ product is mom mended ererytcbcrc because/\ts abso lute purity and effectiveness. Vaseline nauiMT.Nr. HAIR TONIC CKeseb'roiiqh Mfg.Co' oft , «?>i J ? SOPH CANDIDATES FOR | GOLF MANAGER CALLED . VISITORS FROM EVERY STATE ITXIV. OF TEXAS CO-EDS 1 ATTEND CORNELL PROMENADE LIKE FIFTY-MILE KIKES Tho S uestfl at Cornell University for 1 Guinn on ntty-mlle hikes seems to be Junlor week represented every state in the chief diversion of tho co-eds of tho the unl °"' eve r y clty with 11 I'di”" 1 *' 10 " University of Texas. Thirty Bins of over 100 ’ 000 ' ttnd most ot the ol,uca stirted out last week and another tlmml ina,llutlorls of the counlry ' group goes this week. The girls are —-- —: . reciuirod to be in good condition and FOR SALE—Dress suit. See Webb at Ihetlke” StriCt traini " S W ° re takl " S the Sigma Phi Epsilon. . ®l]e ©range |leel Let us satisfy that appetite for dainty food. DROP IN AFTER DANCES. Week days open at 3 ? •-.-V.-V. ■> - 1 1 Sport Oxford | with Imported Crepe Soles. \ | Real Snappy Shoes with the \ | sole that will give Real Sat- \ J isfaction. t | 5 | The Nixon—Price $B.OO | j| 20th Century Shoe Co. J 5 121 Allen St. D. J. Lehman, Mgr. ! ij | The Laundry of Service and Acctmunodation i Collection and delivery every day ' •!. ... < Penn State Laundry 320 West Beaver Ave. Phone 124 i inruiTcrTC rcT rifAWrc thespian director ' state geologist will AKlnlltUO bLI UlriltlX .1 . PAVFS PENN STATE LECTURE BEFORE MINERS ! TO TRAVEL IN EUROPE Opportunity Will Be Afforded To Study Development of Art in Foreign Countries 119 Miles St. Sunday at 5 THE PENN STATE COJAEGIAN Regardless of the fact that they arc Dr. George !I. Ashley of Harrisburg, without a director tho Penn State Thcs- 'chief State Geologist of Pennsylvania, puns continue, to rehearso “Mis Utile will deliver two lectures before the stu- . Widows'* with full expectations of pro- dents of the School of Mines today. At rtucing the show to Penn State students two-thirty p. m. in Room 201 Old Min on April fourteenth. * ing building. Dr. Ashley will give an II- Albert Lang, who was so successful ilustrated lecture on the bituminous - with last year's production, was forced coal fields of Pennsylvania, and at seven ;o return to New York City. A severe thirty 1». m. in .Room 119 Old Mining, cold, growing to such proportions that ho will lecture on tho mineral resources it resulted in a general break-down, was of Pennsylvania, other than coal. In tin* cause of his action. connection with this meeting, tho Mot- . iiliurglenl and Mining societies of the R I NGMEN IN GOOD " college Will stage a smoker, and all who SHAPE FOR v M I liro inlLireaU ' d aro Inv!tC(l to a<te,,rt tll ° _ . n ,.„, Dr. Ashley has had wide experience ™S!Si. OP- in tb. «01. l of Geology, Loving formerly ponont. Conch Houck Is in a quantity been Geologist of the United States n* to -which of the three contenders to Geological Survey, In charge of Con! choose, and will probably wait until Kesourees. Previous to this Dr. Ash tonlght before naming the man. ley was geologist for the State of Torn*. Weiss, -a brother of the 160-pound cssee. and Professor of Geology. He is Dlue and White boxer is a promising author of several works on Geological prospect for the lightweight berth, and subjects, and has written many pro | is hindered only by his intencas In en- fesslonal papers. tering. and his consequent lack of form. ' i O’Donnell continues to -improve steadl- BOTANY DEPARTMENT HAS ly in form nod .■nnflitinn. nod Is n NOVEL FLORAL CALENDAR strong factor In keeping up keen com- petition 'ln the 135-poand elesß. p (M . tho punt ton years there has hoen It is prolmblo that Zerbe will box the , n lho , Jola Del , artmo nt of Penn Virginian In tho tveltenvolght hlv slot, „ tlonll oalendlir . wh *h „„ tomorrow Coach Hon ok Is well Pleas- „ f |hp blonlnln|( of ~ lon. Elslcr has again returned to the , reports are receive.! from Armory for fistic workon s. and looks stu|lonw v , irlou!l no.any classes, good, for either , the welterweight, or Hl , Hp „, Z |„ B |„ botany, the lib,-pound sector fl . om ,„e teaching stair. Anyone In splto of the me that Weiss, like nowors In bloom at an early doting, seems unable to exhibit he con- to report then, to trol in the ring that ho does In prac- „„ Department. Professor F. lice, the probabilities are that Ism D K h(!aa of thc Department, is Houck will enter him In th 100-pound hnvc the flra t reports so as .class. Pierce, another late arrival at them with the time of first ,ho Armory workouts Is working of y eilr! , Thls c „len- D,fd to tvln the middleweight title. j |rls r , lUcil p.-ove interest •turn." Frank will represent tho Lion satisfy many inqulrle. in .the light-heavyweight class, while; flowers, “Rags” will enter in the unlimited - - weight. Frit* la still improving in this class, and Houck- is pleased with the showing made by Graff ’2s, a likely prospect for the interclass scrap. COLORADA CO-EDS SAY LONG DRESSES PREVENT SPEED University of Colorado co-eds main tain that the long apparel Interferes with- the wild dash to eight o'clock classes. So strong are they ngalnst the ankle length dress, that ti general movement has been started to go a jalnst tho dictates of fashion. Even the men are in favor of' the new stand taken by the girls. LEFAX SUPPLIES Covers, Fillers Filing .Cases THE ATHLETIC STORE On Co-op Corner Altoona Tyrone F. A. WINTER & SON Steinway Pianos Aeolin Pianola Pianos Many other makes to select from Easy Terms of Payment OH, Boy! ' Our good friend, Henry Myeis, surely would have SOME JOB toting all this gang to Tyrone for Easter Vacation? But he’s a Good Scout and promises to haul as many students as he can with all-day service,— For Every Cent he takes in goes into the College $2,000,000 Emer gency Building Campaign* Watch THE COLLEGIAN for further details. FROSH CANDIDATES FOR BUSINESS STAFF [•'ruslunnn candidates for the business staff of the Penn State Collegian should report to the COLLEGIAN offico, Monday night at olght o’clock.. MEADOWBROOK WILL END INDOOR TRACK (continued from first page) .1 *.d Held meet on Now Beaver Held In order to choose a Blue and White team for the southern journey which will In clude meets with Williams and Mary and V. P. I. on April fourth and sixth. This trial meet will include the 100-and, 220-yard sprints, and the 440-yard dash, UlßMhll t ATULT\ MEMBER :.' half mile, mile and two- mile races, and S DIES AT URBASA, P.fc •.he high and low hurdles, in the track ■ Dr. Marry H. Stock, for many years ■ events, while the Held events will coin-; head of the Department of Mining ap prise the high jump, broad jump and : the University of Illinois, and for 1 oh* vault, besides the shot putt, ham- ' oral years a member of the -throw, discus, arid javelin-throw, j Penn State, died at Urbana. tentative • schedule has been an- • recently. nounced for the outdoor season, and in- i Dr. Stock was one of the eludes the following meets: lon cod mining in this country,'the l April 4, Williams and Mary, away ‘ author of many hooks and buUeUnv April 7, Virginia Polytechnic, away jami a recognized leader in the national- April 27-28, Penn Relays. Philadelphia j mining organizations. While at' Pena 1 May 5, Carnegie Tech. Suite College ‘state, from 1903 until 1907, Dr. Stoek- May 12, Navy, Annapolis i was a professor In the School of Mines May 25-2 G, Intercollcglates, Phila. j and had a great many friends, especial. 1 June 2, Pittsburgh Intercollcglates jly among the older members of the June It, Pitshurgh, State College iulty. He is survived by one daughfc, June In-IG. Chicago Intercollcglates {Miss Leigh Stoek. l SPRING Fashion Park AND OTHER RELIABLE MAKES $25.00 to $50.00 Mallory and R & W Hats THE R & W SPORTSTER CRUSH Large Selection of NEW SPRING NECKWEAR The Fashion Shop! FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS Friday, March 9, 192 J 'W. L. STEVENSON WILL SPEAK TO ENGINB^ W. L. Stevenson, Chief *• < the State Department of Health at risburg will speak to the “Cinching a Job and Holding day, March 9th, at four-thirty in' Rqq£- 200 Engineering D. Mr. Stevensoi also speak to the Sanitary Civil gineers at two-thirty on “The Wattr Supply Emergency Which Existed' . Last Christmas and How it Was Orif.' coine in a Pennsylvania City.” In the evening Mr. Stevenson and ; i Mr. Moses, the Assistant Chief eer, will meet members of the Civil gineering faculty in a social gathering SHOWING Suits FEATURING
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