VOL. XXII, No. 30
LIONS RUN TRUE TO
FORM IN DEFEATING
SUSQUEHANNA FIVE
Experience No Difficulty Against
Weak Opposition—Final
Score Is 50-15
VISITORS OUTSCORED BY
STEVE AND MIKE HAMAS
Game Starts Off In Whirlwind
Fashion—Later Becomes
Uninteresting'
The dope bucket failed to get kick
ed all around the Armory when the
Penn State basketball team rolled up
an expected one-sided 50-15 tally over
Susquehanna Saturday.
Although the visitors from Selins
grove fought valiantly all the way,
they lacked natural basketball abil
ity and were completely outclassed
from every angle of the sport. In
spite of the half century total fat the
Lions, some of the spectators left the
scene of the fiasco feeling that the
score should have been higher
Haman Brothers Star
Three minutes of the game had
been played berme Captain Hamas
broke the lee with a pretty shot from
off-center that !nought a yell flora the
crowd Hardly had the teams lined
up before Mike again got the hall and
dabbled down the floor Cot another
score that sent the nosed into an up
tour. Then when Page took the bill
at the center post and itched it for
another two-pointer the crowd went
into a henry Eddie Baron then
tallied with a side shot that made the
count 8-0 That was the chm, of
of the game. Prom then an it be
came uninteresting.
Susquehanna Scores
Grace scored Susquehanna' , first
points with a long heave from mid
court. Two field tosses by Steve Ha
man with a foul shot sandwiched in
made the score 13-2. Delay seat an
other distance field shot thi cough the
nets, but the Hams Mothers mole
than equalled this with respective
two-pointers. Captain Orson and
Wall came back with the sum formu
la and the count read 17-8 Lungi en
made good on both of his tries from
the fifteen foot mark while Captain
Hanfas and Page brought the Penn
State total to twenv-three. Captain
Limon completed the Susquehanna to
tal for the half by making good on
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CHOSE NOVEL PROGRAM
FOR MILITARY FORMAL
Cover for Dance February 25
To Be in Tri•colors With
Eight l'age Insert
A novel and unique program cover
with an eight page insert Las been
selected by G r Fisher '27, for dis
tribution at the Military Ball to he
bold in the Armory February tventy
fifth
The dunce prospectus is approm,
ately edged in the national tricolor,
with "Penn State" printed fleloE4 the
yip in bold lotters in a prominent po
sition on the covet sheet. Dnectly
beneath the gold nillitony seal is en
graved. At the bottom of the same
page, the cords "Military Ball" ale
pointed in modest type.
Attached to the plogoam is a slen
der white pencil, suspended from a
libbon of led and white. The new
rogram is a olepuitine Elmo that of
last year, which contained a banded
and border oil effect saith a seal similar
to that on the 1927 dance pamphlet.
Romig Discusses Way
To Happiness Through
Christ in Chapel Talk
"And Jesus soul, 'I am the way' "
This was the text chosen by the Sun
day chapel speaker, the Rev, E F.
Romig of the Middle Collegiate
Church, New Yolk city.
"When life comes to an intense mo
ment, a crisis, or high aspiration en
tots in, a 'way' is sought, and this is
Chust," said Reverend Romig. He
went on to give an interesting com
parison of the toms "path," "toad,"
"street," "avenue,' and "way," none
of which have the same derivation or
meaning, though often thought of as
synonymous.
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Rev Romig is now staying with
Registrar 'Hoffman, who nemmiPan-,
led him at ono tone on a trip aniem
the lifer de Claim glacier in the
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Nittany Undergraduates Avoid Breezy
Literature, Magazine Census Proves
If, as many of the modem philoso
phers would have us believe, the sale
of magazines in a community is the
moral barometer of said community,
then let us not worry. Penn State
morals are ii reproachable
What evil effects can come of lead
ing the CoB,llollollioll, StMil clay Even
ing Post, Laboi ly, AnlerltrllL and Good
Hoilsel,eeping , From a statistical av
erage taken after a compilation of the
number of magazines sold at Metz
get's, Serfas', Graham's and the Nit
tany News Stand, these five publica
tions are the ones most often pur
chased by Penn State students and
townspeople
"Y" ARTISTS GIVE
PLEASING RECITAL
Hans Kindler, 'Cellist, and Miss
Marie Tiffany, Soprano,
Heartily Applauded
ZIMBALIST, VIOLINIST,
APPEARS NEXT MONTH
Presenting a pleasing m ogram of
classical and popular numbers, Miss
Music Tiffany, so eli-bonus soprano of
the Metropolitan Opera company and
Hans Kindles, noted 'cellist, gave a
Joint recital Fuday conning in the
Auditorium
Opening the entertainment, Mi. Kind
lei played five sonatas by Valenti
Miss Tiffany followed with foul songs
by foreign composers, including a
modernized Nersion of "Good Morning,
Pretty Maid" In Mr. Kindiees next
selections, he received more applause
than at any other time dining the
evening and responded with an tri-
COLO.
In their last solo numbers both
artists were recalled to the stage for
extra selections Two songs with
'cello obligate luought:—Miss Trltany
and Mi. Kindler together before the
audience tot the final act of the enter
tainment Both soloists were accom
panied by Miss Anca Seidlo‘a at the
piano
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MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS
OFFER SUNDAY PROGRAMS
Series of Concerts Sponsored
By Music Department
To Start Soon
Purposing to provide a means of
week-end enteitamment dui ing the
winter months, the department of mu
sic will sponsor a seises of seven Sun
day concerts to be held in the Audi
torium weekly at three-thaty o'clock
beginning February thirteenth
Appearing in order on the Sabbath
musitale will be the Glee Club, the
Mandolin Club, the College Band, the
College Orchestla and the Girls' Glee
Club. Tho semi-final concert will be
a combined recital and the final mo
gram will be offered by the College
Band.
According to Director Giant of the
MUSIC &pal tMellt, the proposed pto
mom will be made more interesting
than previous ones in order to guar
antee the success of such musical
events in the future
HEALTH SERVICE PLANS
STRICTER REGULATIONS
Excuses for Illness Must Be
Endorsed Within a Day
By Dr. Ritenour
Drastic changes in the present sys
tem of excuses for illness, aceoiding
to Doctor Ritenour, to remedy the
practice of handing absence slips in
late, will be put into effect next se
mester.
No excuses will be granted if those
front other doctors are not presented
within twenty-four hours after return
to classes nor w ill soy excuses he
granted for eases treated outside the
infirmary except upon the presenta
tion of an excuse fronts a reputable
physician Dr. Ritenour also prom
ises that those cutting classes in the
I morning will meet with a cool recep
tion should they try to get an excuse
from hint.
The usual post-vacation wave of
sickness has set in, filling the pest
house with has cases of measles and
one each of mumps, erysipelas, cluck
cups, and pneumonia.
STATE COLLEGE, PA., TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1927
Ali , Might not that be the differ
ence—the townspeople? Might they
not raise the standard? Maybe!
And then again who knows but that
the rampant college student may in
dulge in mole sensible reading than
the retired townsfolk? Who knows'
What about the other public evils,
the popularity of which 15 attributed
to the college student, such as Ti nc
Stn, y, I Conte., Svappy Sto, ire, Se
el the, DI cey Sloe lee, Captain Billy's
Whoa Bang and the rest' According
b four ploprictors of the four lead
ing magazine stores of the town these
publications simply—do not rate
Thirty-seven Enroll in
First Farmers' Week
Thnty.seven from managers and
operators representing twenty-two Os
ganizations, woe enrolled in the lust
Penn State Institutional Farmer's
Week, according to vice-Dean It. G.
Bressler, of the School of Agriculture
The visiting fennel.. discussed po
tatoes, fruits, vegetables, swine, pout
trying and dallying ut meetings
supervised by the State Department
of Welfare and the School of Audi
cultui e
INVITE CANADIANS
TO BOXING MEET
Toronto and McGill May Send
Combined Mit Team to
Intercollegiates
NITTANY LIONS PREPARE,
FOR TEMPLE ENCOUNTER
If Toronto aid McGill non ersities
accept the invitation of the internal- i
legiote Boning association. thiasear!sl
tournament at Syracuse will be an
international alien. When the asso-I
elation met in Neon York last month
mas decided to ask the Canadian
schools a they mould send a combined
team to the annual boning tournament
in place of Colgate and Yale, mho
haw withdrawn from the group
Colgate has lost its coach and Yale
officials have decided to stand by the
Nen England rules mhich eliminate
the heavyweight bout, but despite the
absence of these teams the tourney
this year will include more fistic com
binations than any previous one In
vitations louse been sent to DI. I T,
Army and Virginia, while the mem
bers of the association, Syracuse,
Pennsylvania, Navy and Penn State,
mill send teams as usual
Reports from Temple university. in
dicate that baying is making an ap
peal to the student body This is the
first year that Temple had had a nut
squad It is unusual in that a stu
dent, DUN C Beloff, has organized the
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Blue Moon Smiles As
Smoke Covers Charges
For Many Free Steaks
The noxious aced pieclpitated nn
othei outrage Some heedless potion
of the Blue Moon, atm enjoying his
after-dinner smoke Sunday evening,
flicked the ciginette butt under tae
display window where its piesence
was soon announced by a smoke
screen and crackling of flumes
The entree restaurant was immedi
ately thrown into confusion. .Pans,
kettles, pails, even cups and spoons
mere ',ruse,' into sets ice to carry ea
ter to the fire Diners gobbled whole
steaks, giabbed coats and lashed
forth. Someone called the fire de
paitment, but as usual alien the en
gine aimed on the scene, the flames
had ceased to crackle and a disap
pointed crowd of thiill-seekess grum
blingly turned back to then humdrum
pursuits
The loss suffered ham diners who
forgot to pay their bills in the excise
ment was gientei than the damage
done by the savaging flames
Haag Accepts Offer
To Teach at Oregon
It Haag, of the agr multur al chem
istry department, has accepted a posi
tion as research worker in animal nu
trition at the Oregon Agricultural col
lege experiment station - at Corvallis,
A graduate of Penn State in 1918, Mr
Haag taught here several years. lle
was also a research worker ut the
Maryland Agricultural Experiment
Station. He received his doctor's de
gree nt the Valera city of Minnesota,
returning to Penn State a fear ago.
Division Agricultural
Extension Conference
Starts Wiith Banquet
A banquet at the Centre Hills coun
try club, Tuesda,O, 'night, at which
esident and :qrs. It I) Iletzel,
Judge II Walton Mitchell and It W
Balderston of theriard of Tiu.,tees
were guests of ho oi, began the an
nual Division Agr Extension
conference held lite last %Neel,.
After the bump t a ‘auder.il'e spe
cialty dancing it d solos was pie-
sented foi the en ertainment of tie
diners. The sess ons u hien were
held in Room 100 tort, v.ere conclud
ed Friday with a c vision to visit the
State Farm Produ•A Short, to be held
in Harrisburg thu week.
SECOND
ILE RACE
COX TAKE'
IN TWO
rmond, Rising
But Betters
I L Showing
Loses to Leo 1
Young Star,
Last Yea
TS SECOND
DHAM MEET
HELFFRICH C
ALSO AT Fl
lam the intmeolleg to hamm chain
monship failed to meihaul the
proving Leo Leim d and Bill Coy,
Penn State's sophi Die captain ant
foiced into second ace in the 'pee al
tmo-mile meat at s e Fez dlmm um
venlty meet in N Yolk Satmilay.
tsso places buttes an lub last >me%
9 minutes 23 3-5 - con&
Allan Hearta '24, Natany half
champion an New Yea. A C
star, met with a li e fate in the spe
cial half-mile roc at the hand, of
Lloyd Hahn, Bosto A A wonder and
national mile ohs 'pion Hi, time
sins 1 minutes 57 -5 seconds, 2 2-5
seconds behind t indoor record ,
HeUlrich finished • t three yards
his heeLs. Morale. former George
townholder of the •:"C. 4A , 880 title,
trolled - 11011r -
Against a Cold oft , 'ght flash% chs
/t
tance men Cox ran a i ce two seconds
than his usual time. For the
first mile he uas ',Nell to the fore but
the indoniinnbte Lein, time.
•biothet of
George, form. ri.i anal sm-male
.1
champion, stinted a port and took
the lead at the mile and a quaff ten
mark and maintained t to the end
The tun VMS Cox' indoor season
debut. His met scnttue will likely
be at the Eostm A A. oeet Febitiary
fifth
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White's Tre4 Shows
Contrast in Nature
.1 W. Whin, roil iel-ear eh chemist
of the Colleg' Aginadtmal Experi
ment station, has been 'howl= facul
ty friends n picture of a giant led
oak tree math , his ems age
The tree ens philter' fin ty-tluee
years ago 1,1 Professor White's fa
ther in front of the fronds hon. in
C, the tea. the Amur
White was ban While on his vaca
tion this fall Pirife—ur Whitt mea
sured the tree soluch grew up write
him, and found it to he twehe feet
fom inches in entumference This
is considerel a remarkable gionth
for that regan where the a
ther sandy
"If my father .1, had plantml the
whole farm a red Intl, at that tm - e,
we would have gate a lumbm
mess now," aid Plofesmn NVlnte
Faculty Swatters
Pineong Nightly
Flom gecogY to indoor tennis. Be
lieve it 01 .ot, the profess°rs of the
School of :Vlning ha% e been guilty of
first degieePing-I.ng.
In a roes on the second float they
gather %%hi the students depart and
the shades a even= fall They stop
the innocer' looking table of Its covet,
open a s p,amen case whmem Ile pad
dles, net std celluloid spheres, and
with many a laugh they Mtn flout
fossils to Prebends and lobs.
Thus di they indulge in juvenile
pastimes it• of school hours It is
whispered unit they ate arranging
d ua l mee pwith other institutions and
scheming enter past collegmte com
petition.
SENIOIi CLASS TO ACT
ON ➢]DMORIAL THURSDAY
The secor endowment committee
will subici Its report at the meeting
o f th e oluating class in Old Chapel
at seven iclock Thuisday night.
Tottrgiatt.
JEAN GOLDKETTE,
JAN GARBER MAY
APPEAR AT PROM
Tentative Arrangements Closed
With Former—Negotiations
Pending With Latter
COMMITTEE TO SELECT
PROGRAMS THIS WEEK
Eight Decorating Firms Submit
Bids for Contract—Nos el
Effect Promised
Plans to have both Jean Goldkette
and Jun Garber, well-known Victor
lecorcling aitists, furnish continuous
syncopation at the Junior Prom on
apul tnenty-ninth nem oil reality
when tentatn e ail angements Mere
closed with Jean Golilkette's Oichestia
last neck.
Negotiations with Jun Gaibei mere
tenmounilv halted pending his ac
ceptance of a theati seal tour Should
Gorki be nimble to appear here the
committee scull attempt to conic to
tun, pith Fletcher-Henderson, Ted
Weems or a musical group of =War
caliber
Several dance pi ogi anis of claboi
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DEBATERS OPPOSE
CALIFORNIA TEAM
Audience Will Give Decision in
Open Forum Discussion
After Contest
PENN STATE VICTORIOUS
IN FIRST ENGAGEMENTS
- -Cahfoi ma and Porn —State will
match forensic skill when two speak
ers representing each institution will
stage the second debate of the season
in the Auditorium Satui day night
at eight-fifteen o'clock.
Accolding to Prof .1 11. Frizoell,
coach of the Nittany gi oup, the debate
will be a split-team open forum dis
cussion, the decision to be gn en by the
audience. One man from each team
will uphold both alto motive and nega
tive sides. The audience will hate an
oppoi tunity to plesent opinions alto
the debate and to vote before and
after the contest
Penn State Nidt be lepre,ented on
the affaimitne ~ide by Gabel t Nin ILL
'2B, captain of the team that non from
Washington and Jefferson J W
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Historical Apparatus
Loaned for Exhibition
At Priestly Museum
A collection of 111 , 4011,11 k ,doable
chemical apparatus will he loaned in
definite!, to the Pt iestley niu.eum at
Notthumbeiland be the National mu
seum, Washington, D C, ;mem du•g
to Dean G L. Wendt, of the School
of Chemmt, and Plivsies
Joseph Priest ihscoverei cf ox
ygen, Ull4 on English cletgymon and
scientist who came to America and
established his home at Noithumb,-
land, where he tallied on much of his
research in the field of chemistrc
Over seventy-bse years after his
death, lel:daces sent a large collection
of has animates to the National mu
seum, uheie it has been stored Find
ing it implactical to eslub.t the col
lection there, the museum authorities
are loaning it for exhibition hr the
Pr cutlet museum.
DELTA SIGMA l'l ELECTIONS
K Clungeon '27
If 11. Adee '2B
J A. Bock '2B
NV II Denney '2B
C F. limn '2B
N 11. GoNalt '2B
It H Hassel '2B
11 E Hinkel '2B
D L Jones '2B
A. A. McLean '2B
F Stunned '2B
I Chess Club Candidates and
1 Members To Meet Tonight
i All member.; and tnnilulates
1 for the Penn State Chess Club 1
! mill meet tonight in Room 22 of i
I the I.O)mA Att. building, at
I ,esen o'clock At this tone the
1 hist of a seines of elimination I
I tom ailments V.lii be held, to de- i
hi
I cc the ncisonnel of the team.
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Concrete Rink Ready
For Student Skaters
At last' The skating sink on N.
Beam et field has been successfully
flooded and an inch of ice is amaitang
the numerous scars that Nittany
blades mill minutest°, during the pies
.: ideal skating weather
Numerous previous attempts were
mado to flood the idle link but a cel
tam unihscom able leak, commonly
tel "the missing Imk," allomed the
water to escape mvstei iously Dur
ing the last flooding, the leak was
cos ei et( and plugged and the skating
eclair is now at the disposal of stu
dents until another leak appeals
DOCTOR HETZEL TO
OPEN FARM SHOW.
Speaks to Public Audience for
First Time Since Taking
Office Here
GOVERNOR-ELECT FISHER
ALSO BILLED FOR TALK
Making his that public adds ens
since a.suming the office of piLsi
dent of Penn State. Di Ralph D
Het/el will speak to an audience of
mote than tssa thousand Pennsy on
farmeto tonight at the opening of
the nom Products Sho,v in Han s
lam,
Doctaa Ifet/el mill talk en the se,
mice Penn State is t ondor,ng the pea
pie of Pennsylvania in the field, of
agticultute and tedusttm He Is, ..0
advocate of a still mole comm ehemum e
te.:cioch plogi.ant and is healtdy in
fain of admanced extension risk
among the people of the States 11 w
ho Hetzel declares that though he
has been lawym, college Plat's , . and
college p 1 eselent, lie still holds fat
ing us one of his ultimate alms in
Mei notable speakers mill be Co -
not-elect John S Fisher and Stele
Secretary - of •Air.aeultm Prank - P
Willits, both of whom delis m ad
-1 dt esses of aglawitural signsficAnce
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MARKSMEN KEEP SLATE
CLEAN IN FOURTH WIN
Snatch Telegraphic Meet Front
West Virginia—Detwiler "
Shoats High Card
Penn State', title teal son oil Its
Rant!, metoly m n, mans slat t, V.hell
the Nlttanm sharpshoot,, 111111.1•4
Os es the Drumetsity of Wes: Vu Rica
optesentatam es 11 , a telor aplec int Lt
held dull. the past meek, the final
'mules leading Penn 3790 and Rest
Vu mina 24 Its
II L Deliulu '27, shot the Inghost
cud wdb a total of 1187, 55 bile A S
Bums '27, captain and L Steal ns,
'29, with smite , . of 385 moved the nest
mo,t :seem ate poi forme, II 1)
Butcher '29 also hied creditable
The s letol.ool I Iflemen touted in
the foßom mg sem es IL L Detmllei
27,137, J 1. Stearns '29,.185, A S
Mons '27, 285, It I) Panchm '29,
28.1, C. B Pistchaid '2B, 381, J C
Fritt '2'l, 178, W S Yeakel '20,178
FOUR TILTS OPEN GREEK
COURT TOURNEY TONIGHT
Games Stall at Eight and Nine
O'clock—Managers Hand
In Excuse Lists
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Meeting in the last round of the
Intel fi lid nay basketball tom n a
ment, Phi Kappa No and Pin Canines
Delta will clash ss rah Chl Phi and Cie
Upsilon lespectsvelv on the Armory
flow at tight o'clock tonight,
Both games will lie m jungles, at
once, the courts hieing clemed at nose
o'clock to make sills fur tilts between
Delta Pi nail Plo Kappa Pq, Kappa
Sigma and Beta Sigma Rho Mena
gm, ale I ennobled to lill out the 03,-
1,11 education excuse blanks sent hi
them. Semen *vets mill be escused
front physical education classes dm
mg the meek el v. loch thine Ti ateue
tm plays These lists should he bun
. ed sit to the plim•ne it ethicists.
' Games to he plated Thuisday night
ate as follows eight o'clock: Delta
Upsilon ma Pin Kappa Tau and is
Kappa Alpha vs. Delta Sigma Cni,
nine o'clock, Omega Mu this ms Al
pha Phl Sigma and T.. rh, Delta s,
1 0 110,1,14 Union The complete sell.-
. ule foe the lust round of the tomna
' stet will be postul in Co-op o sash,
Ilrulvr3 !
Rifle
Team Wins!
PRICE FIVE CENTS
SENIOR MATMEN
GRAPPLE WAY TO
CHAMPIONSHIP IN
INTERCLASS TILT
'.i , nnex Nineteen Points in Taking
Meet—Juniors Score Second
With Fifteen—Yearling
Wrestlers Blanked
UNLIMITED BOUTS FAST
Gairison and Mahoney Matched
In Final Bout—Hollobaugh
Is Extended by Parana.
Plebe 175-pounder
A blonder wsperience in the art of
gtappling enabled membets of the
senior squeal to capture the inter-class
urestling meet held in the At mon
Sethi day night, sewing nineteen
points, four 1 mitts Inure than the
June), train, then neatest convent°.
The sophomot es gat orient only tiro
counters Mille the veal ing aggt e
gallon Mir blanked In the scot tog,
one point "as :melded Tot a fall in
the preliminet,l, bouts and tie points
rot e fall and three for a decision in
the turtle
I=ll
Throughout the meet two mats
were used simultaneously In the
pteliminai ies the freshmen and the
Juni° , a met on one and the sopho
mores and seniors on the other, in the
finals, tun weights acre wrestled at
the sonic time Usually the bouts
neie fast, hut in the lights; eight chi,
ses dui ing the pi elumnal ms, the grap
ple,' were turd, in going to the mats
The bouts unproved in speed, hones
as the meet progressed to the hear}-
n eight classes
Iv the 115-pound dis rdon, Kaiser
and Mackeieth sstne pitted together
after iespectrse va.tones over Steele
and Gies Kinser Varsity captain,
eiisdy demobstiated Ins superiority in
the finale b 3, holding illnekercth fov a
time ads antage of sis minutes and
fm is -hs c second.;
PuP.dc and Liggett the Mae, a
van an disposed of Staler and Coo
%Wilma. much tteuble and %sere
matched togethei in the 125-pound
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H. T. COLLINGS BECOMES
PHI SIGMA lOTA MEMBER
U. of I'. Instructor Taken Into
Fraternity—National Body
Meets Here in May
Ho mat Inembe,lnit in Phi Stgnta
iota, I °mum, languntre ft atet nits, hay
been bestow ed anon Its 'f .
Unto ci vts of Penn:Al, .1111.1, who 0-
centl;, uddleyted the ,tudent, on "Op
pottunnte, ut South Arum, tea " The
leant° attracted an audience of inure
thee a thousand
D.. 1 L inesulent of the
societt announce , a meeting Fauna , y
•etenth to setae as n Naledwtoly
foi those grolunting in und
yed, 'the society'. inentbenhip is
limited to Ntuilent; of 1.1.111 t.” I,ng
ungca nho stain, in the uppel fifth of
thew chins
A national coanention of the eight
,
chant° of Pin lilgina lota mill con
vene at Penn State en Man toonty
gmenth and tmenty-eighth The lin
tel:MN is iapullv Inelensum Its chan
tet 101 l nod it is espeeted that in the
nem fatale some fifteen of tnenty
mill be founded
Gains Popularity as
Conference Center
That Penn St ate as lapidly becoming
populaa Lento for agmultm al and
111thl , trlai confea once, nn, 4hon n dun
mg the past it eel, nhen no less than
foul state-n ale conventions 0010 held
bete, dinning uplands of On ee hun
dred people The hugest nas the an
nual mid-, Inlet agraultan al extension
mica:lone which alien , all county ag
cans and extensmn speccalasts The
st lnsututtmull leans teas' Week nos
held, attended by film manage, s of
•date-owned anstitutuins
In additton, the lust industaml elec
t! ic heat continence held in Pennsy !-
Nana: nos staged by the School of
Engmem mg and Its extension depat
mem, attended ha earl fifty 1 cm earn.
mines of the leading metal industties
at the Static. A stoles of lectures by
Victot Cofman, of Chicago, under
the auspices of the School of Chem
istiy and. Physics, attracted teacher,
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