iiiiiv. UcccwLov n. 1025. ! Club will lie gianted the uio of the Aiituun on Friday m SWuiiLn irghl foi a non-fi atcrmt> d-ncc, u-mg the VIE EDITOR ATTENDS »,'CLAVE IN WISCONSIN . , deemalions from the Junioi Piotn < om rat page) Thu plan also allows the pat ticipntion systems by which the staffs of of ill foui classes, and the College itions me selected. Jt \v«« authnnties piomiso .1 two days’ iett Uy nifictd that competitive from classes nvoi the week-end vis mouhl most ‘Mt.sfwlo.v Commute.. Appointed iiCTJS not ompfojmg it wcie »t n r> . ~<• i . r I lo jyi\ u it a tu.il. IT D pllU «n»in ’2O, picsident of , , ‘ ' tin* I F C\, named <i committee com com cation ne\t tear v til be posed ol W V Connm MO, eh mnan. Us lmnc'i‘itv of Illinois T B. M llachett ’J<>, II G Ulen ’2<», i\in. Illinois Rav Smith ’2O and D. R Tio\ell ’2O. clod president foi the ensuing to con«idci the advantage of the dif nd n D Dundoie I-Viin State's tcicnt suggestions and decide* ou the e was lumoicd with the post llmi-e I’aity jilans loi this \uai hi'.’ma Tau Flu, a mtioii.il sou il U<nul of Directors finteinitv, was'admitted In moiiibei- Im.Md or diicilois chosen to ''ll' 1 ’ " r 1,10 ■nl<- , >fi.itoinitv Council, or the follow my cenr will con- \.” 0 "’““i' l .IccuUcl in fnvni lepi.sonl.itivos f,ol„ Co'un,- ° f ,. J ""T' r ™ U “" ' Vnll ' .tie n.ime. KeuU collc-e, In- "’ ,lh ,'“ “““ n committee w.ls hi lie Nonoil school, (Jem , r ul "'J 10 ' 1 l " '"‘‘S 1 ■' U.ik,nolle, Wisconsin, Inland- - ■’■cmtins the woil- ol the Into,- d. Heston university, Jl-nno- J'!"' V CK '" C \, ll } Hml - •! X t , , , ~ , ntadJ'iU! of Illinois \\ csJman and \\esl“ ' »o» the Gi.mil Scciot i,v of T.m K.ip lleslrv.m ..nil I'etin St.ite Epsilon. tallt ,, tll(1 tv ‘o efo”vm » K1 »"I' tl» ■ most potent s\stem m the . .op, ove, the covei bKelchesiconej-e w 0 ,1,1 .lool.ccl 1 II . ml , Uoll °' ll '"‘ ““t pi event, the fi.iteimt, svs ' f sjsetclnnp ur- ten, „on tn.il ..ml m oiile, to eon tlS ~ 1 , k*' ?,R ’ n '' a,lt tc ‘ xt -{ timie, must plow; itself woithy -« nvi.e.. scleitmc: «e\c’nl, ir c discussed the iccent Intelfr.stei tmbin.itions The Iln.ll sketch „,tj Confeience held 11, Non Voik iinislitd tln« week and mailed l.i \ie bo.uil .'i, \.hich is intended to be !*;*** *1 i])lo .uni artistic, nil! be of|£ m •» n • * it hcnu« trimn th.m tho.c *:; iypßwnters Repaired Is \oui tjpewntei sluggish i; —not up to tiie usual slandmd'' ❖ Pei haps it needs an oveihaul* mjr oi cleaning Regulai at- *> tcntion to this will keep voui I£ tspewmtci jn good woikang i* oidei. Piompt set vice, Agon- * cy foi the Remington Poi table £ —the gift foi e\oi\ membei of */ the family Completes with X case $(10 . DEBATES SENIOR | :k and house party i lli.aiccl Tiom fiitt page) !■ ek-mt as c-ntcitaimncnt foi uiv'ible tint tlic Penn State HARRY K. METZGER j 217 South Atherton St. Thone 100-1 -p ? gifts' for che | Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Jewelry of all kinds- Jl Mrrrmm Pai SI Paul. Min UP CLOSELY TO SOME od* B’'a.nk ng account, have one >K books, check books, o flue .in I it costs noth <io business with us 2 BANK’S entile equip is at \our iltsponl lies National Bank Late College, Pa. ‘METZGER’S HAVE IT” A most varied, useful, and distinctive line of articles suitable for Christmas Gifts for all members of the family. Greeting Cards for ail occasions. K. METZGER - 111 Allen St. A Store Full of Christmas Cheer (Continued fiom hist page.) twentieth ccntuiv will detumme whe thei in n«t the wotld's sotieU will be mgani/ed. ot disotgam/ed and hostile The Wmld Couit will .mswei the is sue lw establishing the foimer condi tions Ir the p..st, \ei\ few disputes, lolative to the gu.it numbci arising, hue been settled b\ tiibunals of nib'- tiation Although wai has been hum am/cd, a peaceful solution in mtei untionai contiou-isies is still "being sought This *■ olution is the Woild Coat t Telling of the suggi stion l*\ Klihu Root, the piommcnt jutM fiom the United St .tes, of the plan foi the jncsent Permanent Couit of Inlet na tional Justice, Mr Holmes went on IBSTSVIAS Our store is open evenings until Christmas :j: HANN & O’NEAL I E. College Ave. Z Industrial Engineering Department CEDAR CHESTS FOR CHRIST MAS . . $3.00 to $24.00 Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables CHIFFONIERS . . $12.50 TYPEWRITER TABLES $4.00 CHAIRS .... $3.50 DESKS . $12.50 to $25.00 TABLES .... $5.00 COSTUMERS . . . $2.00 GATE-LEG TABLES . $7.50 IRON BRIDGE LAMPS $l.OO ROOM 106, UNIT B cit\, showing how the spuil among the fiatcimties is becoming moie I’oailv a brothel hood HARRY HOLMES SPEAKS ON WORLD COURT ISSUE lllilui Root Pioposal Dry Goods Notions Shoes Groceries Canned Goods Fresh Vege- tables FYE'S >:•****♦:*+**** M•*+****•: * THE PENN C'TATF' COLLEGIAN to -dimija the oigani/atiun of that body It is now composed oi c!e\en judges and font denutv nidges These men no nominated In ewiv count! y that entei < the couit, each state nom inating no moie linn fom The judge, me then elected bv the I vague ot Nn lions in session At the picsent tune, although the United is not in the com t, the J.eigue elected Bassett Mooie, a pio mmentdawyei of this tounln., to sit on the* bench of the ti ihiin.il As ot gani/eibjit ptesent the Woild Couit width foi imnifdi.de action am/all of itv esul> decisions v’lll he ol the CARS 0 TRUCKS : ■ &k?rsc& \ THE UNIVERSAL CAR THE NITTANV MOTOR CO. ' Authorized l*ord Agent STATE COLLEGE, PA. Hell Phone -I 13 Keller Gnr iec Building - SALES- SERVICE Christmas Greetings Have you seen the Brass Nut Bowls and Nut Crackers; the Italian pottery; the repro ductions of old German pitchers and-so-forth at TEE FENWAY? I Gift Suggestions I Silk Lingere, Gloves, Umbrellas, Pocket Books, Handkerchiefs, Flowers, p Hosiery, Beads | EGO'LF’S ( 120 1-2 E. College Ave. Stale College \$ ' s j§ j'§ SUNDAY DINNER THE PURITY TEA ROOM 135 Allen Sheet Fricassee of Chicken .Mashed Potatoes Stuffed olives Flint Salad Tea rolls I™ cream N Everything in the Store Reduced n A L ’ S chop SB LLEN WTREET I uOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOQOOec H. F. BOSLEY, Mgr Camthevnlam llie ierj ehoiteil tobaeeo, tWH ... atl the wo,U Camel, ore • 1 blended by Hit •oild i ...oif trftti blende ri Nothing n 100 i,n>J lor Cornell tu the mating of ifm one brand we (oncenlralc the lobaeto Liw.l, d.e end ihll •f the Ufgeil organisation of loboeco tire'll ... the world No other e.garelle made II hie Camth. fhey ate the oi(i.«w V ' *» -of eafirieneij uLhri I utmost impntiuncl* became thev will i the thjce pioposn t j pi ms undo dis-Umiit was bom in the United State l jsenens |>i m*<lcnt upon which n nov -mission mm f<n the entiance of the I with the spnil oi the Amvnc.ui pe->- 1 tmle of intern ittun. I law will l*e limit i United States into the Woihl Com l 'pie behind it and Ui -t it would a- SeM-n Decisions [the Ihnah plan the Haitnonv plan mount to nothing wtlmiit then sup. To d ite, the Wmtd Coiut has hand- Imd the I poll lie timed that we entei the td down seM-n ludjrments and iwehe-turns Uotut •« lint those ummi- >ltoi us advisoij opinions, pomlimr out that 'I he speiher concluded hv sa\injr|nm luu l Mime iimuik -j jnkijj,ili.»/j -the\ ate u eful ami stdl not binding | th it tile uli.i <>i mtoinitmnnl contio-j '* eo-opciatu-n be justice and lenson He aim uuull ikvi tiiit this ?:uut * 'ti s\ settlement bv a pel nmnent | i.ithei than « lei iud v, .ifaie tuln.nal had no definite powti to eu- ____ foiu* its • it th ~ .kc-inn-, ... Jtat 'U«.h ni- ' 1 ~~~ loHomunli would !..■ earned nut onl\ *VC\XX%XV*KVSVS\>^NVS\\VC*\VV<SVVNN^VCKVC\VCXVVCV'CX ihiDttrrlt U,<* min.il. muUi tl utd Km- / . i* ....,1* Jjp,...,1 i„.,-,„,ul b. ~11 ? G.ue The Best -J tions contented jjf £ PAGE and SHAW I Baking Powder Biscuit $ Creamed Peas Sweet Pickles 5 the orchestra stops its surge of music—and the applauding couples begin lo leave the floor —when you join the good fellows for jolly talk and friendship —have a Camel! WHEN the orchestra gives you encore after / / ” Wft&Ai) ifTrrm cnco-c, but finally stops. And the couples glow- 'f'/ mg vuth happiness reluctantly leave the floor «. When jou join the iron for jovial talk until the ' * ,? * itetui! nc\t dance begins— hat c a Camel' f For no friend so enhance* the joys of life as A* Cimcl Came/ males every happy occasion . ft* . St*tt|4 happier, add', its oun charm to every festive *’ HvrT day, cverv blithesome evening Canids contain -Ji* \\ fie (hevcrvchoivcsttobiccosgrountniUthcuarld , §• ' They never tire your tvi, 110 matter ho-, freely // 2&N <&£3£t4\ 9 * uRa you smoke them The- Ve so skilfully blended />/ /4 ' \\\u I they never lenc a cigarrtty aftertaste. Rolled V nto Camels is cverv good feature you have ever ''/, ,\\ Yi^nß&a v. .died for in a cigarette ' So, when you’re uniting happily and confi. cfctitly for sour time to rejoin the dincc— /{V l4_. KreSSj taste tlie smoke that’s knoun and loved by the /ff I? liXfiw/ 'gfgSj uorfd’s experienced smokers No doubt about 1 j V \(/ *1 \Vs£ X it, you’ll never know how good a cigarette can , \ P/| }i " = ’ ; “ hfefdSSS J& - cl “The Candy of Excellence” SERFAS ’23 S' 136 Allen St. ' ww\ww\tt«v«\\swv»v\ww\xvsv.viwvw%i 1 OLD MAIN ART SHOP I Distinctive Christmas Gifts Framed Tapestries Vases Block Print Table Runners Brass Candle Sticks Prayer Rugs Etchings Oil Paintings J. P. BEERY Proprietor j AL s S SHOP I Pre- Christmas Sale § Greater Values—Better Selection ~ COME EARLY- ~~ • Walk-Over Shoes Bov/ Ties 2 for $1.25 Marshall Shoes 4 - !n Haild Ties Dayton Shoes $l-50 Ties - $1.29 $6.95 and $7.45 J-JS “ - -95 A few other styles §4.95 HATS - $3.85 J? * -- ■ - -- SHIRTS SHEEPSKIN COATS $2.50 to $4.50 values $12.50 values Now $1.95 to $3.15 Now $9.45 P.-':** Tl.rcs Tapestry Panels Our lughcil %„h. if you J„ „,r tiio* Ctmtl rtutUty, „ that l,y them H e m>iif y,i« to tom fun Cjmeh •ilh any Cigarette tnjJe al civ R. J Reynold* Totuccu Co.
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