Friday, March 14, 1924 Nittany Coeds To Ballot on Continuation .of Clubs Referendum Will Be Taken to Determine Value of SOcial Societies to Penn State Girls A referendum by the women ntudents of Penn State alll he then by clantten, t lulu and student hotly In gcnetal, to detettnlne the effect of Coln . elulm on •In;a nlenThl•ri an urn an on the college and to deride no to the!, continuation The toter will be Clot ttith teGrenee to the following titte§tloll4 !elating to the Mite Club.; Have these clubs ral, eft the standvds among Peels State vmlnen 9 'Have the) raised Reholni gbh , ' 1% hat lime the) lone for tile college' f Ir'e• Clubs 'sere first Started at Penn P' ite In December of 1921, when a fi ,up of alit, petitioned the Senate Committee on Student \Velf•rt° to be thioned to form .1 social club calleilithe I- i-Nee Lt Como, rider to, So rho, trillion the Committee adopted a pol lee rcrogniting girls' social clubs. with tire under st unllng that in the erring of 1921 it should lid put to sole of the ro ll, e girl student body IN Inelltel or not Pow 1111VC pr ON ea a help to student life, :t xWell time th% committee ehouhl make further r ecommenchttlon for the ettellneence er them Arline: on this tlecigion of the Sennte EDUCATION IS TOPIC OF L. A. LECTURE .Dean Stoddart Points Out Menace of Intercollegiate Athletics in Sixth Lecture ' MODERN "SOFT' COURSES CONDEMNED BY SPEAKER "Two of the grentent hlndran ' een to ciluention toilav ore ultra...et intl.] nnil I wilt of dellnlte objectlt es,' said C W. St.., t. D.n ot the Übe: U Ai 15 School, Itst Tuentl. night In di log the "Men lees to Diluent'. ' Ills t ilk Nina the '.loth of the Ulan A: to lectuie setles • The d Inge, Ilea,' eon thaw(' the ape tl.ei. " In the f not tin it their efforts on e got no nspagent it Oh outset hut dei clot' I tier In life g hen soy t ernedy is too late to he nrylled" At the beginning of his origin Stoditart &lined education ait the pet- Venial tioining fro life teceiteil in college or unlvet city. De said that from come of the ettnelic made upon tho college man tbe, NubjEct of his lec ture might nnproprintely be changed to "the Menu,. of Education" Intercollegiate athletics v. is tecog erred as t menace to education bemuse has ceased to be tile spent and pi IN of colleges and has become the spec- Mete of multitudes As to MIN possible emetiles, Dean Stolid nit suggested that instead of abolition. less nubile lac would go t lozi l g way moan' solving the problem "Any Change must come front ulthin, not ulthran, and the to sponolbillts lies in the It tadi. of Cl/Wilt, and ditectres of athletics in out insti tutions." declared thu spe liter As to politleal control of lostitntions of high°t teaming, espeeiallt stste In stitutions, Dealt Stfahlott sold that such a condition oat; absolutely uncle table. 110 also thin], thtt the idea of alumni eonttol is unsound and gat, as the Well condition absolute co-op eration betueen the trustees and the freultv and betueen the foculty snit the students Third Coerces Noressor) The modern male° of e ming . up to thud but beneficial llm k and aline• Committee on Student Weichre, alt Chit . Cuba into been formed, namely • Nlt-d-Nee, In Cranenarlnrle, S 3 dun. 11.10p , r florid, Alfout and , Al etc At the rueuent time 01 of the.ve dubs ore in r<lvtent•e ulth the exception of the Llon'y Heed. The clubs' Ban-year trlnl perlnd me non at an end, so that the conditions to be casual,. d In the referendum time htd lab to make their effeetti felt At neat three questions trill be Wien UP end d'scussed by the clubs and small groups, and inter In the ueeltly maisi meetings held by the girls After tak ing the it:vistas of the Student COVCI n lam .I,sta:ulna artier e the fiord drift of the glrla . earlusions still be &sun and glt en earn to the Senate Com mitt,. or, Student Wolfitre fat flat dr t Pan Tilt Senate Committee nn Student AN elf Ile has twitter to definitely decide Vl tether Penn St Ite n 111 ultim Itel 3 hat e 911) at Meg ot nut, yet, It to in ramble that the %ate talon 1 / 3 the oomen otudentv IN lii hate a ltra . Influence on this de r talon lid,- the student to choose the "soft ' era.: u s on& t the ale t th it they II e tool e intete =tine. ; !erotical the con di null don of the sue diet Ile pointed out that oldt too often this condition of poor !nap nation is the eate.cof man:, fillut es In I tier life "Habits of rand nnl not 1, th it should htte been dot eloped dot In,: it moo's college c plae left undo. eloped because of n and he Is not able to tint k our his nu nviii Won In Inter life and thus is r tnt,ed as ao' ltiltt As a 14 , 111P1 , . the °lnset ppllLatlon of the Nutt unentels of edtleation sits sug gested. t Clo , cls silted to the above condition the ape Llte, diet nod. Is the ptoblem of pool to teGlnit Ilete again the dan ger Is seen not so mull, In Its Irn tred,ote 017000: no In Its nom effects. In dl teschlng thole Is something mole needed than mete Knott ledge of the subject, the teacher Must I.nms him to put tne subject arrays In his nneludlng thought DI Iltmldsrt tast ed that the gosl of 01 edue Woos] en- L'e c.ne Is to Hain men as leadets. to 11 1111 them to a,e of the highest se, she to their Clod. to thole rounto and lo their 1011010•Inen PENN STATE STICKMEN ' . RESUME DAILY PRACTICE opting . open t Imo liven Arm di:mom-m -ing thun fat Repreoentntioeo (tam the too untleteloooes ate °optician, fen In number, anti it it thene men 1010 are Ilse moot needed, becottoe atm glad u Won thin lutle thole mill be but iamdl numbet of t eterano left al el fot the 1925 to on Although ft enlonen ale not eligible fot ontnits Imolai:ire. , the colic' !Once they might main In mac thing 111111 the netted aid them It. competition next opting Coidth hotline, In 'an latest ten. mentioned the faet that these seemed to lie it feeling on the campus that he in. pall] Il to football pins., in his elude° of first-attlng matetial Thin. ii said. Is n false Idea and he ulsh, to it ail men alto hate I.oft:tined from itmlng out fat this reason uould shots up at once for daily Peakiee Of the Helen game, Itronged for fhb, sitting. tsto lon ulth Wane+ front the Intemolleplate Liet °rite League, to ninth Penn ..State mot t eeently aannt ted Thew tun contexts Cl ill be nith Mtn.. and Cot nett. both to be plto- NI on the home field The t milt% of INTER-UNIT CROWN WON BY WATTS HALL QUINTET Last Minute Rally Gives Victory to Unit 21 by 14-13 Score' in Hard Ganhe Singing n heisted 1:111y ill the final minutes of plai, Unit tig, nutile up of Witty 11 slt students noned out Unit 21 h 3 it 14-13 quire rot the thinipinn sl 1p of the Nan-mud league on I'utulgs night In the most nen4ation it fame pint 111 in the unit t it, thin sen n Usehmites field go a in the lint minute tine responnible for the Wats lin it s - ("nit 21 but on odountunit( to nin the game In the ant ten ...tinily «hen a foul not called on the Wattao Ilnll r(tarcnentatit et lout Reeder misted both eh inert and thteo .in.o) all boons for ti ooktote lot his team Cloth 11(e( ft tight fullnualy ft ono the opening • hionle Ind ctn.te guns ding fratotted (he c ontent tinoughout, hut algal fitlal g,, lacing made In the Indite game nerioul! at the offset, both tealns mbistd 111.1 Mel 0114 %hots It trctly rind. the b usltet toll It M."; not until the minutes ho) clamed berm! Firhr bloke the he rot his team olth o double-letliet from rnld-floot Two vl ots lion! the nee thins line hi :Ma han and ton field gonls bl Dan they put 21 In the lead and OK delegates la OM the south end of loan managed to hold their le id at hill time, 7-0 Opening up 1,1111 a intone of shots from the fi ec-Ilnov, line In the sec ond period. Unit 21 son had !out let !able lead but two s double deel,e, la Poplin! Intl .tileklel toanlcls the end of thu h put the. hem e it 12-11 with Wane nag still nailing nith but two minutes to pl Lair tr.sed one In front the linern foot mmli and 11 rchni in tame Iluough alth st lentil quit bum near the sideline Reeder missed hls tan fouls at this stage of the game and burned! gel!, after the nett 1005-011, the tin Il gong ,nunded As a 10,1111 of 0.1! !Chleientent, the noanbrrs of the WWs nal !earn ail! radio slyer medals from the depart ment. of Phi tl Eduelt!on these cl.,thrt mill glte an Moo no to the romp o alto sit entrth or the h Igoe thenthet q Penn State Hilt not be able to com pete tot the le utue thanutlonshlp this cat because of the nni t thst but too teazle tesms Min Inc met Pile 'Blue Intl bite teamgranted mmnber self to the le taste atm the seht Mlles of the °tit!, teptesentath es htM been enmpleted and It Is a leaguel ule th It at least Ito games must be Illss ml ulth sepm ste tnembel n of the ell cult hu tti der to compete for Imam • : SPRING :i J. + A SHOWINGS T. :t. • AT I t GERNERD'S T y x AlleA St. .C., :f T ÷4.44 , ! t r::.1: , 11 144444444 >••F3.3.3~H•3-:3•>.••~3^Fi3^fr3.3-F4-F•E•3.3••c3-F3•ii^C :3 • i••u.•3^:-:-i••S-F•i3>. SMITH'S QUALITY ICE CREAM That Good Old Fashion Kind. Excels in Purity, Richness and Delicacy in Flavor Fraternity and Club Orders receive prompt attention Manufactl SMITH ICE CR THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN FROSH BASKETBALL SEASON REVIEWED Ten Victories and Two Defeats Bespeaks Good Work of Yearling Tossers SYRACUSE AND CORNELL TEAMS ARE VICTORIOUS Root Mete. Ira Moil font defeat. felt s the t Ile of the t Old of Conn h nn I,llllngt fretshot to b ‘ketio ell Leant m hit It clotted Ito tottoton Pot mad. tf tel o dtv Int t ttlon of 'Net, Tail. vl tte Ilrat ten montlit tesultt d In tilt Nltt let Neat lingo enirrging on tilt long end of the 4,0,0 but - toil It PI OT,. ;Ott to Ito a 'alit,. ti cord rot the n oon lion mottled NON, .the frtshnt tn , agregatlonv Rout St. t arose and rot • hell rotted, the Blue nod 'White t rt ttent.ttl, tot to t the the the, t end of the count In Lino seteeatttc Ftno. ntpt oln "1111“ Hanvie, Eh . 1 . 11114.1 I'l etalt llleh St hoot Ma t , W 4 eieil the octet tinting pl I.)et of the quint, unit ' t \ 'ant . 'teed and 1' 11 Mgt conning elate et Conde li. 'Aft MI, • nil I I Diet, hial ittenf i g flC,ll7ll,in rnOtb to In, I I'd 0111, tool, em 1 , 401 the tickle.. in gt eit I millig• and OP,e In 1 I ttge.p tit ie. .pon.ll,le hit l the log +eines nut& 1,, PetnSlot, opponent. S hi, At Co e h holegitute - Chime, 1) inghert .in.l 0.111 rtko Mahe Into the limelight on ir lona m (nylon, I=l Reno, 0 !Ugh Sf hool forn'shell too (111/041[1011 ml the Inue and Withe ten lingo to melt Ilmt mom of the se on n the rot metfloor pol v hen the smoke or 11 title hot cleated tm Comb 14111Inger , f 1110,1 mete ceittng on the long end or t 41-24 ',rote The Put knell flodimencame nest 4nd mete romp. ed 42-11 the lel f 1. moollifor AN moment High lo hool of Jolomtnmn mete the next to fon br ute the 0n41.1 tight of the Lion,olio 41-19 Well Dressed Men Will wear this Spring ?: Mannish shoes quite in pattern and design. Wider toes and shorter looking shoes. o .ls The new Spring Models of Bostonian Shoes are now in our windows. Look them over. 20TH CENTURY SHOE CO. D. J. LEHMAN .a.sla.L.lll:il slam4tilmll.al.sill AM FACTORY State College, Pa. \ Kodak Tilm Take a Kodak with you when you take hike USE ONLY EASTMAN AUTOGRAPHIC FILMS The Penn State Photo Shop 212 E. College Ave. The %Palling. !net tutu 111 , 4 It rl , the laa hen the Dh It !local 1te4,1, flu niahial the attrac t'. on tile liner, tt Penn St lie Itat 4otne em client 41‘aotlaa et 11. IC ana r.ll c I,e the abg 21-17 Cu ilea. Nate little op /11111 ,N 14 Cl4iiN ,1111111i4i1e1i, Penn Stato 11lin i lii fro d the I% rqhmen n MIR"! 10 11110' 1,A);,11 111111 till.' 111 SRI it 4 on then 3111 ottlet n Int ,-inn K'lttl.l ot t mita Insto otfile minute netted tt- tt hilt tint Pitt f t-t-) n Pam It II the Laloning esenlng, 29-22 old It olltlot lc I 11,411 ‘t loot] 5 1211111, ight 15-21 On the (olio, lug net 1.- tIL the Pandit, ft °oilmen Ins.ttiol tht 1111 tint Ilion Intl tletttol Pont Stith- Ito toone of the got toot, e 1. , 1h10n0 of ft otlinnot I.mlneh ai m Its tot 401110 Onle on the dl mnrl l'oot loul It 11 10 101 l mull the Iln II lithlt;man or ill o 11112 rt'll tototed In the geld lea lhnl tilt` to nu n 21.-2 1 nit thi • 1,1 , 1.1 toll fan the wnrol limo l) t 1.-29 ....toe In I „mine o 111 it oo+ le 1- 11 1..1 1,, tint oo 1. don il ohnotlng• of C. .1,..t Potion Ne en m, 111 Iglitton qt it oho I. Id ~ I ng. Ito, nll xt the .t. tlP.lnng In ,t,ltillon Po o,lng .. noire, DOM.], OW U.ll Cubs loft Penn ',tato 11, I et 1.-enol no! It frit ed tholk 11,t oot -1 tl, oho° tho SI, o ipo tot Pot to 11 1 tit-ten tt MO. ~ 11'0110a 011 . 111 In M, :. .411,,1.,..t1 PATRONIZE: OUR ADVRRTISCR' t + T Announcing * :f. The opening of :!: •:- Lozo Club 1 . . Try us a week at 55.00 * . t Regular rates $6 SO 1: :1; Qualsty Home Cooked Food i: 'J . . 119 S. Burrowes i: •-: ... STUDENT LEADERS ARE NEEDED POR "Y" CAMPS 41Ii‘one 410441 t Ing . .4 1 0141 1 11111 04 10 11101 It. 4010 of OIL Y \I V .1 4ustnne• 4 unipo 1 1114 111 411011141 1 1011 1 Inl 10041- 141 14 11 tt. the "1" hut tritium ttlon 111 1 1 O ho lAA dned 1 het 0 4114101 t 40114 4 0t - tr 14 1 110 41111111.1 jUbS loc tI Y. NT C A hl4 +only 3nc. Inn and atti Ittl‘t• Innthinnn 10 111011 or rellou+ :Urn mho dIIO,IIIM, gullet ,lotc n 1,41, 11 AO “'t 0411111:11 11111, Heeded timing Jul 3 Ind Augunt In On C A youn3.el bo‘n sunnin, inin4 One of Own. clinin , to loc•and n lloncAlle, one lo <nun., tri tl ct. In Nen Yoll. tun, A good place to eat THE PENN STATE CAFE LOOK I'OR THIS NAME ON THE NECKBAND v .., ~,, The name is all . , you need to know! A good name and the high standard which it invariably - stands for are inseparable. ' So it is that, to well-dressed men, "Cheney", in the neck- ' r . , band of a cravat, has come to 43 mean correctness of style and il , pattern, craftsmanship of , IV weave, and excellence of -, '2-1 materials. Iti CNNY ' • Carfria'S 5 ie v yALSO TUOULARS AND OAT MaNCS ,: 1, ,:s ,_,. Made hy ''',. . ! , 1 The maker of Lhtney Silk, + Al. ' . '',l . ;7, * HARRY W. SAUERS PERCIVAL RUDY 121 South Atherton St. State College, Pa. AUTOMOBILE TRANSPORTATION Between State College and Lemont, meeting all trains Open and Closed Cars. Side Trips May be Arranged For. Reasonable Charges Phones: Bell 176 Commercial 11G•W Page Three ?: I=lllll=lll run pstltie..l.“.,'lloo he 11,,Inetl. oneo nlng 1111 n) ealealn to hobo th:l e al. open Ith long hualurug hau.t4 tlu onallout the I: tat Sold at Al's Shop Gernerd Bldg Allen St
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers