' } S~ateEol[e~e~ Bakerg~ Mother's Bread PASTRIES OF ALL RINDS ~• . , CREAM PUFFS - CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS Party Catering a Specialty :_The First.' National Bank ' STATE' COLLEGE, PA. - , ' poster. President_ * David , F. , Kapri, Cashier visIrTHE • •:::•R#6, j Co . irege Mitel rTea i Room . Midnight .Open After 'All Dances V'ENUS y pmacs ••• One r VENUS Wit ° • r t f, th it for'perfetzt_pcncil work. ilrblack degrees-3 copying. :Ain'esienn Lead 'Ponca Co. • New ink M1:1 STANFORD'S -.,,„FOUNTAIN PEN INK :Wilt Improve the Action' of Arni- Fountain Pcn ALL E., `;;,:* SIZES `he InkTliat Made ith;touniait: Pets Possible' iTIOA pew book, "Century Readings . In thE4l4‘c Testament," Is a companion ...' %Mame to the same editors . "Century Readings In the Old Testament," which , mime front the press on August fit. :. teenth of last year The new'editlon wan published on the fifteenth of Jut- . , • • is it coldet high 0 in the ear 1 1 - 3 11117717".:3111 —because the eatth ham ritmcirbeti a aopply of heat from the silo. The farther ono goon from this heat, the colder the air becomes, How balm the feeling of Glyeerin'and Puretest wate r-, when ley winds bite Into the skin and leave It chapped and enrol Puretest 'Glycerin and Mao 'Water Is not rbnly wontleaully soothing on chapped heeds and race, but n delightful lotion utter shaving. Delicately fragrant with rose bouquet Ono 'of Zee Puretmt prepara tions Every Item the best that-. shill rind' COTPCieIICD elm prmlUee: RpC. ALI. DRUG STORZ' "R:OEVET J. MILLER, P. D. State College, Pa. PRQPNENTALUMNI: MEET BANQUET Governor Pinchot, "Prexy" Thomas and "Bee' Present at Function , • Held in Harrisburg. PROGRAM FEATURED BY NOVEL SONG CONTEST ;With Governor Pinehot and other prominent men n 4 guesin, it banquet unt;Triiven by the hot risburg division of Alto , Peon State Alumni Amonlotion on January twenty-eighth In the Penn- Hereto Hotel The banquet non pre ranted by n honinron meeting In uhleh many future akonn of theAlumnlAe voelisfl. here dinksseit Men from all runts of Pennyylnanin nem In intend once to the number of one hundred and .treat)-11n& An outntnntling (co lt releethe oecnnion wan the filet that eight nut of the eleven men oho corn pave tl honed of managers of the General Alumni Association mere pies not. An elaborate dinner woo seised in the afterneon following the' Imidnervi ethrg. iLinaley J'AnN' acted ns Weinman, flmernewplncliot gate. a brief tsll, on inAnrles of his ol hge Following the Governer s nildress, President Jelin II 'Thomas on Penn State and education Ire slimed plainly the Leaden unit. whleh . "cnn State is struggling anti 'etc the college /ins assumed the re spotedititty at mst.lng' itself a unher- Ity George IT. Dellie 'Ol. president of the conent Alumni Asseelation. the alumni no the splendid work of the dsociatlon. C C 1111ileinand '92. pres ent, of ~,the Penn State Alumni As seciatien-ril Pniindettnlll, emu to liar islmrg,,,,spes I ally to n Elena the meet ing Ire_spolm of tile stmk being no rranplliilfeil by the P111111(101'1'1. Alumni Asseelntion and ^of the excellent el erstlen. among the other helm hes Tiobett Gall Craig 'l4, president et the ffit/rlsbutg branch, told of the titatlf)ing success of the Intoplet mittens tiled appointed other commit , tern to continue the nark et the Alum niA_ssielntlon 411111 nn'l4, eec telnry the Penn State Alumni As , saelstlen, NOS present and gste nNnndlil rehires,. !Ingo fterdel: glue a sulking potty:v.ll of athletics it Penn State. NIT loos kinds of entertsinment store ft.rnkih - c 7 d Professional singing . and dan'eing,were features of the festivity Copfetti was vhmtet ed upon the din kiving thn lcumnet }mil an air of ,risl . .elry The feature of the Pro glarll2l,l9 a singing contest in which the• thl:n.men and the fat men pct tie!. patelltt The lean alumni were lined nP et the and tendered their selection in %onerous tones. The heavy weights WC,' then gist% theft oppor tunity and they upheld their part In the contest in glee riot, fashion: much to the ilellght of the audience The- Meeting clotted by the singing of the Alma Mater. JOIJ PROF. BATTENHOUSE HAS COMPLETED NEW BOOR Annnuncement has just been 'made of the publication of the second solume of Comity Readings in the Testaments. by Battenhouse. Associate Pi °t oned, c o t Englinli Literature at Porn State The book Comes Out under Joint m1(1.10111, pith Ihofessor .1 AN Can. "What awhale of a difference ENGINEERS';SOCLTY , HOf.D_RIF:ORNAkL p*E The'Comblned Engineer., Soeloty will Mold Ito llama at 'the Centet 111110 Country Club on the menina of Satur day, February toenty-third. Moab. out be rendeted by Croons 'Pr.lot dors, one of the student dance arches tram nt Penn State. The Society ,nnaurry on enjoyable evening to all who attend and la nosy molting ,airangements for free tramp Poltatlon from Co-op to the country club, no that etery guest still he taken ease of All membern of the Society aro expected to be present 44 the., will tte no ticket nate to students not in the Society. IVITTANY GRANGE WILL - HOLD PUBLIC MEETING Speakers Include Dean Watts and Professor Bressler—Short 'Play To'Be,Given In order td enlivr the nupport of the members of the faculty mil the exten- Mon staff orthC GehOoPor Agrieulture ;;nd to chow some of the work thht It ft - doing, the Penn State Grange will Loud All open Immo meeting In Boom Ihp Hoilleulture BulltOng nt eight o'clock this 'evening . Protehvor Iltwee let and Dean Willis hill spettk.and short play htll lie prevented At Its annual meeting In Pittsburgh list foil the State Cringe toted to aii prom' Ste too hundred Ind fifty thou annil dollara for a girl's dormitory nt Penn State Illicit nimbi ob. include • bolt for Cirsaine meetings The in Ste otranlmition - maireiieed a desire thot the members of the f teult) and tension Mint of the School of Agile ui lute of Penn .Sfote become mend.. of the Cringe In order to hells atiliimr: this project Professor Preoslei Won in. eluded In the meinbio ship or the com mitter - iletnlird to bile role of the building . NOV The prevent meeting to far the pur pose of obtaining new merobets by shooing . them what the nrgatilootion is Professor .13ressiel still glee n chat t history and the put Doer of Otto grange ond obi show boo tie students and fortuity ean 110 the most' for rum ol life In joining the largeet ond tat onge4t oral 01 goals. lion I=l Dean Watts Rill speak on the op- Pal tunny toi "vim ler 'ln the Grange Since most of the student member.) 01 the Penn State (Range will become members of local Orsises, Dean Watts betimes thnt the (acuity. should co-nu m-au ulth the undergrmlutte member: of the Orange In making it .1 uniting school to that the students ean be came iraddis of their, ,locsi Grimm. ti hen the) grittiest° The program aim, includes a short play, 'The Miming of" Uncle Tom's Cabin' . This burlesque cn that famous 'ltaly furnishes many ‘eotnicsi situ, tinny .Tho .cast Includes C. J. IrLln rt, Levi Thorium, D C McCioughan '24 as Red, James Graham '_l as Uncle Tom: Ml4sßuby -Irvin as Mrs C J. Lein as Aunt Chine, John Metz ger as Simon leszee, Dime Dmltir4bis art Topsy, and Miss Dorothy ls Little Eta munr.r.sunita COLLVGE BEGINS MILLION DOLLAR CAMPAIGN Multienberg college is actively en gaged at mescal lo a million doll.tt entionment thlve Motion pictures of the ramp.. the diffeient buildlnav and dormitories, as actl as the student activltles, have been taken These nle tures were shourt at the Colonial Theatre, Allentoun, last neelt The college glee club gate a number of neleetlena at each of the pet fotm once, nt the theatre Ill'it before the pleturmt here IMAM on the screen. blend in cigarette history 4:kOkaOO 7 G I VES "ENTERTAINING LECTURE Humortins Demrks Accompany Drawings of Cartoonist in `I" Course Number rotors nn audience that filled the Auditorium tocaltadt.Y. Altnn nielcard noted cartoonist, ntitteateit In an Int,- eatinq fentute of the Y M. C. A en tertainment courvp Ills humorous re- marks kept his audience In continual laughter the very lilst Uordn. ulloLen In a rnhAlcon-toned Intro, ssele laugh orm I oking te hegnn he sLet‘hing .trim and - Ala people 'While ho Ore., he Wised centinuousll , and lo esits of his cartoons Illustlated his talk The subject of racknids mkt series of cartoons um; odd ihaactels foam! In the country.t The noted cattininist 0 011 myth applause when he lieu an .1.1 Arkinems character and then 111,- 001500 ilea 0 census Libel talking to the strange character A sketch that uon pi line ;tag that of a boy fishing upon the hanks of a Smolt The e Pianist declined that It Uls vkeu n h 11110 to life and, as neconnainlinent 01110 "Dear Old Dos" The hog nits pl itlng •Iloolse," ficint sillord Sonic of the other e ;taint. u 010 those of the Piteign nobleman 0101 the most peva hit gal, the girl on the Atnetic In xllael doll‘r. :sore' 'Lighting Effects Park and his OS Oh . oll 'I 4) Stem of lighting titer ts eritinl to lath or n mnd n the alto. a hit It he m ininitlittes him- If After [hrowlng tile St 140 into total dar lines% the ern losnlst siseteheil S r ern esent a Hon of communism in Moseow lie then tin ea a spotlight lion his finished siren: It and ego:: one or his en iginnt snug, no ni corm, oil went In the same manner he deco si,tell of I'm le Sato as being .ntiol. In a molo.ses pie, representing nano bean dtlits as s rental of the Itte lade The IV. sketch nas that of an aged man dtel ',lto going 11.011 the path gay of life nith a 1011 C 'Olt ss theil guide With thin settle and his tall., Pol,dtd pleaded that the Americ in people should not lose the hie tis of home life I=l In sit Intel West, Paehard stated that he ass art ithr Pleased Ind fator thly Imp, etsed uith Penn. Slate His 00111- nient tt is, "Penn Stile has v melt bunch of student. I hate hid the heenest audience tonight no One this consult One of my tams I sent tinotinh Cornell but I hive anothin son uhrint I think I shall send to Penn Stole I am cm:or:11,1y Imptesseil R. M. SINCOCK IS ELECTED TO GOLF MANAGERSHIP .nt an election held on FridnY hl the Penn State golf trim, It M Sin cock '25, ens elected manager to take the piece or H. P :R , lgglns T 4 Rho did not return to college', • It is the plan of N. 5.1. Fleming, grad ulte of athletics, to norm imp A golf schedule this year stroll:tete the one of last spring , The schedule nil' Include country clubs in the sidnits and colleges In this part er the state Lettets asking for matehex hnc seemly been recoiled from Pitt and ft em Pat negie Tech The golf squad foe the corning ;ea w include some excellent ma ted:ll but the vat city team has suf fered a set-Inch in the toes of R P. Stet enson '26, who has left schen) to take mita:lced mliitnry training ni Felt Denning, T1A.19. Stet enson ito captain or lost Se Ws freshman team nod WAR runnee•up to S IV Rinelt . 21 In the college cimniplenshiP Ce . T. FEIIIGRZIRECDIVS ' "WEST POINT - gXAII DATA A letter bee /teen reeelted by Con tain C 4 Febiget, of the Milli n 3 De. pm tment, !tom the Adjutant Genteel Or \Witt Point, rentmoolitiii that tatem. thin be tolled to the Ism that exam nations gill Ito held on the Mot Tulin din of ilott h. gills Ste, to tultuleolon to Went Paint. Sueee•ed'ul opplleants gill he admitted on July litvt, The folio, Ind diottioto to l'enrodl o onto Imo° tle 11.11. nfth, 41,111, ln WO, fined/AIL ulstcalith, Roo en teend, o e ento -second, tnt)..sl,th. to enty-oloch, this Sloth. 111110 -11101. shirts-flood, nod thh to-111th t,tudents Intel retteil .shuuhl got In U 0011 uhh the noun...nun or the'• p n dent tr ilinn It t Yuri het lett lleul ten mat be obtained [tom Cnit tin rehl,t, nt the Armor, DANCE HELD BY SENIOR CLASS IS BIG SUCCESS Striking Decorations and Music by Collegiate Imps Are Feat ures of Annual Event mm. thin tun hunch ecl ',mini at t(10100 the Senloi• I,lcct e cc tic It Wan huh on 111 cv 'light In the At nom v 'Olecm, tecet of the dunce ll'l9 1,1111.111 . 'd b) the }I eq. tit (city for onto (tom the (mites: c The hall n tnnolevtl: deros sled. elth green sot the Inedosnlnsilise colon The lonrr 'last tor the tilndou, nol, hung n oin,te end kinddo 11/1 iLv SW rounded ht merit ploy Linn. he I lithe 'thud hut tit illllO 110illb• along lb trill it ti'e 1 titl lhull. tlTert Adding' to the Oh tv , tir On et hei e the .1, rind blue light , Month. kl ieg the floor The taunt. II met u tth ottplomt 1, 14ent len eel It) Me "Cone,' tto Imp ," tor t -Plot, mehoatt a ft nit Comm,. 'rot It, Nt Mt It It to the 11::).111 tlinn Of Itt - ItM the hoot otmlent tl Inert mchrvma In weatt to Nom, Itatti t NO t‘to ttet e n to the I ttlles but the to It t - Wm of oouvemt Pt^Pt om, mot NOM general 'tlttrntnl The committee In ehu 01 00 thrice sc.o, compoced . or F N Tonto: Chrittnttt, TI I 10,0 ch t, II N it, !eget It S . Pitch. C Ileva, c. ST Itamillen, II IC JOilll , olll and I' I :chogan DimNs ELDORADO 're master dzameg peneer Damon— •1[011 MUM yon' re ghtllnT ann. ulth Mawr.- Ik told u. thk 1111.11, Mit 1114 elrort of tot noel, glr.tulutr” Pythias— • It couldn't Inc been other-14 dronin ll g ssl-c hln t ts-e 'the to okr Pen. , .17 leads—.43ll dealers t§ . , . 51 S A :Z.% - % is' s /0 . 1 , 4 ,' ' ,*1!( 0 I PTIR " • 'NS - NV% "N• -%%.% ♦ %AA 1 THE NEW ESSEX==A SIX Built by HUDSON under Hudson Patents The famous HUDSON SUPER-SIX and the ESSEX SIX are sold and serviced by the Bellefonte Hudson Sales Company ":14NVCCNNICICW<ViViViv: %N.0: 4 C•CVA:.%N...A% - % - ••••••i.N - V.:%% - % , ..:VCICSV•NNNN ' ' '‘'•••-+AVCI:VCCS%' PENN STATE CLUB TO , 'ELECT OFFICERS The Penn St to Mai 0111 hold It meeting On neSt Mond it night foe the idieroite tot dm; °Wei I:, Club iiiiiniber Iv tequextoa to Ito in to. ent to octets the 11.1 1,1111 0111 glllllO the 01,nnl.tion thiough the tinning NOlr The 4,41,11 14 XOll,llllOll Li. take i n to In ind fh tot at •.t en-thirty o look. The oh, ntllce, In be oho fed Include the to ffolflettf, three tits proolden to, the ore, 0101 f, and the Ire con C hot no, pi °minin In the club , atllll tiro o thl In regord to the rotting Cit3e. tlono, 'Ti, the Incoming . holffi or of fice, ( otlleY a -great opportunit.> tot 'nth it) on the tampon no the 0016 oh eoh outlined. Indthaeo the ot th of the urn - int, Itlon It Penn State To 1111 thew. bullet nettle Ind went:refill men nlll lie needed nod It it AID to ci t., nothtt flit nit man to ore , th it the MU , eta eltuffon ate and fitted to the itoOldforf While roont of the onion roam 111 in tie, rum eutlon tl rarll men 111 PI in. • he Re, Glut Ind thh .Itree-In e , hlent 111,0 optel,,l 11111104 On thent+t of theme deuentin the ..11,1,14 of Inter unit nI/iletka. In It In through Min it /I the I.ndotto rim e 0, ganDell lOW threete.l The third nice-v 3 enhlout in Ott to the I enponnlblllt, of pl In nIn:: the ..11111.1 11.11%111, .4 the dub mint Jont in the uthl. th n, Omit, of the non fi Jain nh, nun , leo,nnln on the ond noon, of the god tit r-Io eJ 41.1111,0 tho ,0•111 funetlonn of the iluh hhute on the II( lit 11% of 111, 1111111 E=l (it& tifi2=52 71„,. / no t IiFRWW . O*4.4SIii:- . !. - AiOtAilahl`4. ig , :;.• 1 Sale Starts February Ist Twenty one, yews-ngo, forty progressive retail di uggists, inspired by Louis K Liggett, enlisted together in the Co-operative Manufac ture and Distribution of Drug Store Merchan dise. Today these 90 Re•all Drug Stores have increased to 10,000. '1 his remarkable achieve ment has conic through the Confidence and Good Will of the public. , During the first part of the month of Feb ruary, we, with the other 9,9 , 19 Rexall Drug gists. are offering some controlled items at a special price so that you may become acquaint ed with the Recall products. SEE OUR WINDOW SEE OUR DISPLAY COUNTER THE REXALL DRUG STORE ROBERT J. MILLER BETWEEN THE MOVIES BELLEFONTE, PA OUSE rOlt ItENT-13-room home, told, gunge for throo - citro; hot 100 hoot. - olootrlr light• Boot stood roomoro and hoarelero. Call 9__ Bell, Behero:lto .2.5- CLOTHES FOR THE COLLEGE MAN `The DINNER SUIT C D C BON Al It, comfultable. "il.'"d rlV U :trl s t ;;t74. l irll.2l:epyrt:esl 11;n claw. use Ms London. atcudo the ynce ' DINNER. SUIT (44•1 rvf4r er na,4) $39 10 I fem,f,nirri 4nd ald nrionrlyi, N'ATLUXENBERG&Baos MI Broody', Ist N Cor 11th Sr. Stii,tront 9.93 New York City Branches 177 Broadway, Now York Gay . 231 Water Street, Exeter, N IL 86J Broad Street, Newark N. 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