Tuesday, November z 3, li)2d
WOMEN
GUESS WHO?
Will the gentlemen with the
cracked tunny bone please step
lorward and leceive the prize—
a blue and white laltle—m our
college colors—foi pulling again
one of the oldest and ci udest
jokes heard annually on the
Penn State campus. Honestly,
don’t you ever get tired of your
selves? We do, and know others
of the same opinion
A child of our acquaintance
suspected her brother of swear
ing, and in spite ot his denials,
told him that he was mean, vile,
low, lough, tough, crude, and
oulmary. We would preler not
to apply this to you; you 10 not
our brothers, thank heaven.
Now say that the pleasure is
mutual; wc know it. You leave
us slight room for mere sus
picion, however, ti units, mat
tresses, spimgs, bedding, and
clothing were all sufficiently ob
vious when placed on the door
step of the Women’s building
last Friday evening.
Just keep your playthings at
home, boys, and see how it teels
to be gentlemen for a change.
Paidon us if our tongue is shaip
Being uomen, i\e can't use oui
hsK.
PAYING THE PIPER
Little Mary is having her Sun
day School class for a paity and
on the imitations is wntten,
“Come and bring presents. If
not coming, send small present
anyway.” If you have never
seen anything of this sort we
retei you to the bulletin board
outside the Dean of Women’s of
fice. There you will find a re
quest that all sophomores pay;
then fees for the class dance:!
one dollar for those who attend- j
ed and titty cents for those who J
did not
It was considered a kindness
not to assess every gnl the full
dollar, but why should anyone
pay anything for a dance to
which she did not go. The jun
ior class lecently assessed their
membeis not at the class dance
twenty-five cents. The amount
was less, the principle i cmaimng
the same.
Gills’ dances should be paid
foi by those who attend. If
there arc not enough members
of each class interested m sup
porting a dance, two classes
should combine, or even thiee.
Don’t ask your friends to pay
your debts.
Town Girls Arranging
For Christmas Dance
“If vou would dance, pay your
dues,’’ is the edict issued by the pi evi
dent of the town Gills’ Club in ref
eience to the Chustmas dunce of
that oiganization, to be held Decem
ber tenth at the Phi Kfippa Psi house
Theie will be no admission foe
charged foi the dunce, the only ie
quirenient being that the gal has paid
hci dues for this scmcstei This is
made possible thiough the recognition
accorded the dub by the W. S G A.
in its budget To eliminate any un
fairness, it has been decided to admit
only paid members The dues, fifty
cents, .no payable to Miss D. E Kist
lei ’29, Miss G L. Fisher ’2B, or Miss
M M Ednuston ’29
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DRUG STORE
Fresh shipment of
Whitman’s
Thanksgiving
Special
Candies
We are the exclusive
agents of Whitman’s
RAY D. GILLILAND
Druggist
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR WILL
BE ABANDONED BY Y.W.
New Freshman Cabinet Will
Sell Cards and Book of
Famous Poems
Theie will be no Chustmas bazaar
this venr accoiding to the phuix of
the Y. W. C A. cabinet. Instead there
v ill be the sale of Chustmas eaids and
gift boohs in dimgc of the freslmian
cabinet which will be chosen after the
Thanksgivingvucation The proceeds
of this sale will help to finance the
projects plunned by the Y. W foi
this jear
Rifle Practice Starts
Soon—Eight Meets on
Intercollegiate Card
The Women’s Rifle team will begin
practice aftei the Thanksgiving va
cation, and will issue a call for new
candidates All guls who me at all
interested are uiged to come out.
An eight-match schedule has been
nnunged as follows
Week of January li> Unlvorvit) of Nivml-i
UnivtridD of W Vn
Wcik of Jnmmo 22 Oklahoma A nml M
Col litre
Wink of Fehrunr> 10 UUDsburi:
Week of Fibrunrj 2i> Cornell
Week of March 111
Wcik of Marih 2G
Unit of Mnr>lnnil
CnrntKio Toth
The weeks of January twenty-ninth
Februaiv nineteenth and Match
twelfth are as yet unscheduled. Chal
lenges have been sent to the Univer
sity of Michigan, Umveisity of Dela
ware and George Washington, but to
dale these have not been accepted
Hudnall and Reed Will
Play for Championship
Competition foi the tennis cham
pionship has been limited to Pete
Ilmlnall ’29 and Mabel Reed ’2B The
decisive game will be played bcfoic
tne Thanksgiving vacation The ten
nis tournament openod this fall with
sixteen competitors Final elimina
tions weie made last week when Feta
Hudnall played Helen Gould ’29 and
Mabel Reed played Sue Motter ’3O
Both games showed that all faui
gnK weie eagei to stay in the light
as lung as possible
W. S. G. A. APPOINTS
COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN
Miss F 11. Gagei ’27 was appointed
clianmnn of the Mav Day fete at a
icccnt meeting of Women’s Student
Government Tins appointment ia
nude some months eailici than m
loimor years to avoid the confu.ion
if humed pupuiutio s foi th.„ e.ivt
Miss L V. Ash ’2B is chauman of
the Chustmas party
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Thanksgiving cards and cards
for every occasion
Two Apartments for Rent
NEWLY PAINTED
L. K. METZGER, 111 Allen St.
ANDREWS RELATES
SEARCH FOR “LINK”
Noted Naturalist and Explorer
Describes Evidences of'
Preliistorical Life
FINDS NEW SPECIMENS
SUPPORTING EVOLUTION
Dnect fiom a tlncc week lectuic
toui of England wheie he spoke be
foie the Roval Geographic society,
Rov Chapman Andiows, loadei of the
1925 Thud Asiatic Expedition dis
closed Ins urn* expenences in the
ithiiil “Y” course presentation given
at the Auditoruni last night
Mi. Andievs airived in the United
States ftoin London on Finlay and
with but two dnvs rest nddiossed the
large audience last night He illus
trated his lectuie with movies and
“stills ”
Explains Methods
The famous cxplorei, who will ie
tuin to Mongoliu next soring to con
tinue his scaich for evidences ol the
development of pielustouc life, ex
plained methods and equipment used
m the uncaithing of valuable piinit
tive niaivels
The Andrews expedition, which is
undei the sponsoisiup of the Ameii
enn Museum of Natural Histoiy, m
co-operation-with the Ameiuun-Asj.
atic association and Asm Magazine,
has aheady yielded sonic three thous- :
and mammals, twelve hundred fish,
leptiles and bntiicmns and some sev
enteen cases of fossils AKogethei the
expedition has yielded puh.ips fifteen
thousand specimens
The addiess was the fust of a coast
to coast torn in which Mr Andrews
will speak in manv of the impoitunt
cities of the countiy.
Women Debaters Talk
On American Education
A squad of twentv-two co-eds tinn
ed out Thuisduy night foi the Inst
trv-out for the gills’ debate teiun
At a previous moetmg the girls had
discussed the fotmation of a forensic
team and decided to considet the
pioposition, “Resolved That the pies
ent piacticnl tendency m Ameiican
highei education is to be deploied.”
Coach J II Fn/zell is anxious to
1 put the girls’ forensic team on a
sound basis Aftei the squad is oi
gamred, mrnngements will be made
for meets with othei guls’ teams
I GERNERD, The Tailor
Outfit you for
THANKSGIVING
and the GAME
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Dean|,Watts Takes Up
Special Work in China
(Continued fiom fust page)
lie accompanied by his wife Aftei
docking at Yokohomn, .Japan, and
visiting Tokin. Kobe nml Shanghai, lm
expects to an jvc in Hong Kong,
China, on December thutieth
The expellenco which Dean Walts
has acquired while with the College
should piove extiemelv valuable to
the authouties who me making this
expel iment in China nccmding to men
intei ested in the Canton institution
The step which thev aie taking in
adding Chinese to the lcgulai Bomd
of Dncctotb of Lingnan university is
said to be a delicate one, and it is
heie that the special experience and
I now ledge of Dean WntLs as an of
ficei of a state college, v ill «be felt
Hockey Tournament To
End Today With First
Series Juniors Lead
The final hotkey game of the sea
son'will be plaved today at *1 30 o’-
clock on Holmes Field. This last
game of the* iirst senes will dose
tne tournament, the second senes be
ing omitted because of inclement
•uatliri. At piescnt the jumoi team
lead-
I'lidav the sophomores met the jun
ic:s in a nor.-scoie sciap The teams
writ* evenly matched and both showed
fighting spirit itluoughout the game
flit championship team will be pre
sorted with a banner bearing then
class numerals, which will be hung
m the W A,A. ofticc foi the follow
ing je.ii
CHESTER COUNTY CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
Tiie Chester County Club elected its
officers for the yeai Tuesday The
new executives are W W Melloi ’2B,
picsident, M, I* Yeatman '29, vice
piesident, "Mass E L Thomas'27, set
letaiv; A. Huivev ’2B, tieas
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MRS. FOSTER DISCUSSES
SUMMER WORK FOR GIRLS
Positions Are Recommended in
Settlements, Camps and
Playgrounds
Oppcntumties foi stvei il k’ids of
suiiumn voik foi college guls weie
outlined to about thi*t\-five Penn
Slate co-ed® last Mondnj evening in
the Y tt C A loom In Mis K.*th
in me Condon Fostu. Student Secie
tuiy of the Rontd of Education of tlu
Northern Baptist Convention
“Many guls,” Mrs 1 »>*lei ‘•aid,
"have tiouble finding pobit.ons upon
giaduating fiom college bctnu-c men:
demand experienced wOl kei B\ do-1
mg the tort of voik m the •ninnue’ j
that she is tunning foi, a gnl roll
only gets the necessai j e'punuice but I
often discoveis ju<-t what line *»he i
wishes to specialize in when '•he is!
tniough bchool ” ,
Scholatships tne olleieil foi Tetch- 1
ois’ College, Columbia mmei-itv j
Miss Maiiun Giecn of the CliuiJi of
\II Nations m New Yotk Citv is the |
I chan man of the committee of ippoml- (
ment The schohnship i- foi SJOOOO.j
and includes a tuo-cmhl couise mj
the feummei school sesuon five horns
a week as mstiuctoi m one of the
downtown settlement houses, and
weekly obsetvntion tups to Ellis Isl
and. and other social ccnlctb The
lequuements include couises in soc
iology and economics, expel ivnce m
dnectwg icciention, and membci ship
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AII unpaid subscriptions will be
stopped immediately
in out* of the chinch denominations
co-opeiatmg in Hus .voik
Mis. 1 nstm iiso suggested .voik
with tiie foieign element m cnnnciy
tamps m Mankind, Dcliwaro, Vn
gini and othei states along the At
la’itie coast Thiee woil.eis aie suit
to a station—an executive, a domestic
stiente te.itliei and a plnvgiound
leaciu’i 'lime woikcis live m the
tamp and spend the ciitno dnv with
tne childien of the carmenv vvoikeis.
Lehigh County Club
Holds First Meeting
Fonitccn active membeis of the
1 Lelugh-Xoithamp'on Countv Club at
■ sordid the fust oigani.ation meeting
■ of the veu at the Aljih i Gamma Rho
house ’lhuwlav to th-cu-s the annual
Chustmas Dance and to elect offic
eib lot the coming teim
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Reservations for Parties and Special Dinners
Barney Google, With Spark Plug,
Is here again to greet the girls and boys
See him in our window
Also on display a wonderful line of
ROASTERS
Lisk-Savory Imperial and Mirro Aluminum
Prices ranging from $l.OO to $6.50
KEEFER-NOLAN HARDWARE
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Tt TORIN’G in all Flench coins
Reasonable latcs Good icfeient
Phone Miss A Couitnej, 39 VW
You nrc invited to the
7th Annual Pitt-State
Foot Ball Dance
in the
Hotel Schenley Ball Room
PitMiurcli. I’a
Thanksgiving
Thursday, Nov. 25
9 to 1 A. M.
1 cilurinjj
John's 10 Collegians
A*«e«xmcnt $2 21) per riiuple udh vnur
rtffiHtrntlim card—sl UO without
We are Hcndiiunrlrm for the r«llee
(ann of hot It Sr’ionU
Dance at the Schenlrv nml make it n