Titei,tiay, Mara 2.71, 192'1 GRANGES-SWELL FUND Architects Forsake. Usuat Haunts , - for FOR DORMITORY HERE Fun and Frolic at Annuallieaux Arts Ball Purposing to the total re eeipt. for the Grange memorial e.Or- Hatory to be erected • - on the 1 , . , 11.1 State campus, three Centre eount:. Grangw; hare organized a dr:imbue league with the intention of prem:ni ing• three plan; hi the Auditorium. One of the-e plays , ha' , already been given. 1114tItt Grange. Pleasant Gap. stag ed the offering entitled "Tt au goad to the City" on March twenty fourth. •'Poll at Sun Aline will he given by the drarnalbt, Ilalf moon G rai,s s e 4,f Pa., in the ud it"rium t ani ll= eight-tifteer. l'enn State ( production "Poor Father - w,l irtte a preliminary shoving nt Storal. , - town. Friday. April first. Shortly after lia.•ter. a Alver cup, donated by Cen:re C Pomona Grann . e. trill he awarded the player: , pre: , enting the be. , t play. Undergraduates Greet President at Meeting (Continued from first. page) sibility here, - he stated referrim: t. , his office of president. "and want WINVONWAVV....%%!•IO6I 4 6SIMNIINIINXIMIVAIVAIVAVAIPMVAIMI I IIIM I VA'AV I N share it as widely as I can; for I f I ;,..;ri In State College It's cur, a community of interem2, t 0 which each should hear his share. I ;4t The Fenway Tea- Room would like ttt counsel with the student body regarding students : - .nd I ant 1.18 ast College Avenue , ang i n v . meet mgularly t he V.V.Wii,VoiNiVii.IIMONIANNIS - AIIO4IO.O4IOOOMiIiIiMi , IOO4I OI,I6IO6I6 W I AVON board." Speaking next of college spirit in the true sense, he defined it a loyaity For Service, Comfort and Economy Burn the Genuine Anita Punxsutawney Rusty Coal For Sale at PHIL FOSTER COAL YARD Phone 114-M - ',:v'l smmrs i i t Iti SHOP SHOP it , i. 7: E x clusive TA . , Agency Fabrics from America's finest looms, bench-tai- 'limed to your individual measure. $ 28 75 and 83875 EDWARD CLOTHES MADE FOR YOU jian}• are the nights the Architects have toiled. working on their prob lems with their smocks bc.soilml. But Friday might they cast away their lancils. rules and all, to revel at their em - tume fete, the yearly Beaux Art, Ball. The came not in their Hardin Hans ; liar in their clever costumes escorting ladies gay and fair with scents Of taint perfumes. And as upon the floor they glide. who greets them but Sepoy guide; from India far-oil came yet knew each visitor by name. Upon each guest he set his glance, in , citing them. each once, to irice. To music sweet away they danced, artful settings e'er entranced. Dint lights behind the evergreen gave to the floor a silvery sheen. Sonic to the best ideals and In•neticec con ceive:l aF.- the objectit•es of student: for the best Penn State. - The. Penn State Code." he eirat;n red. "is a happy definition of the at titude which would serve an adequate foundation of the best type of colletti• traditions and customs. "Education we have learned is. VIOL NN-5..1.10000.-1.6-00.-womommsommocomveo..-vmswooommois 0 SIMPLY PHONE 264 THE HILAND SHOP Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Complete Laundry Service 4 9 : 4.IOCAMOVICVCICVM. VCICSICVYMMII. ss Ros T ON .1 A NI s Famous Shoes for Men Why not step out in style on Easter morn ing? Our new-spring . Bostonians will help. o They have an individuality ofstyle that's off the beaten track. A comfort you'll welcome. Have you seen the new Spring Styles in /. our window? COLLEGE BOOT SHOP "The Place to Buy Shoes" 125 Allen St.—Next to Whitey's A. C. LONGEE Fretty whirls the gleeful couples tried and then into another room did where hi! a myriad of colors they In, hold, all pouring forth like - countitms rainbows yet untold. Unaware of judges were the happy pairs whose costumes met the st. , ,ra committees' share. When intermi Sion comes the buttes say which coup les' costume is to them most gay. 3liss Berry and John Howe, with costume: dandy. received the critics prize, a box of candy. - Miss !.•rook and 11. Grimm, bedecked with cards. were honored for their garb with due awards. With ample streamers strewn ilk:. fallen flowers, the students revel:Nl until the early hours. acquiring knowledge but ereatitmt °inn mind that is constantly, vigor ously and honestly seeking. for the truth. The Penn State Code,' Ito concluded. "would serve as adequate, principles and if we conducted our selves in accordance with the code we should be in line with Penn Stale pro gram and spirit." PENN STATE coLLEGTAN Steelton High School rfilkes , Basketball Win (Continued from first page) the fifteen-foot mark, the affair end ing with :1:12.-2.7 score. Atthaugh Scranton c en t ra l :tontsed :In early lead, the Windll.2r aggregation cut it down and finally ,W 4,11 out :15-25, after which Steelton took Westfield into camp to the loot. of .18-:12. ile, , ,pite the, live field goals rung by Haldeman in the second half. Shat. ton cxperienced little difficulty in reaching t h e Si With a win eree Summit With the ,z•nre tied a , . thirteen points. at the finish of Ow first twca ty minutes of play. Steelton look a Inlet and. led by Captain Fox with counters in additiotrto the pair elndlt ed up in the first half. gained a ftl-24 decision 000 r Windher. This seven. point win put the 'flue tell White ag gregation in the finals. 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QUALITY Ma VII lin COIICIAJSIITS V. 1013 TOSS TO SLIGHTEST One man tells another Fraternities To Give Radia.Song-.Program (Continued from first page) The program in detail is being ar• ranged by I). M. Cresswell, and the announcer will be D. I). Henry While the judges are making their deeiskra the radio audience will im entertained by the Delta Sigma Phi orchestra. The judges decision wiC he announced shortly after ten o'cloc;:. Last night Cluing Smith and his orchestra broadcast numerous selec tions for the entertainment of WPSC patrreas. to extend itself to gain a 27-20 vic tory. This contest was marked by a large manlier of fouls, four Sharon players and are Now Castle man were ejected from the game with four per sonals. Although the losers led at the end a the first half. their hef fieieney at the lifteen-foot mark kept them in Cite rear. IMMICE F L , PLAIN ST tia. COLLEGE TOID 123 PIPS 51L015113 • Dr.- Reed- I'-o Speak- For same time he nazi itt charge of ‘ tit • Unitell'S'atei liurea , mines. lie is also the author of At Mining . Smoker book on the Metallurgy of copper. In securing Dr. I'. T. Reed, assist-1 ant secretary of the American ins , i-: t lute of :Mining anti Metallurgical En-1 Special showing of gineers. for the principal speaker ut' i• BART .MURRAY'S their meeting and smoker which Wilt , he held Thursday in the Ohl Miningl I Universi ty Type Clothes building., the student society of mil, t tug and metallurgy has obtained ;$ll,. —Ar— man of considerable note. acemllicH t . to Dean E. A. 1101tmakk. ', 1 MONTGOMERY'S . Dr. Reed is a... 1 engineer of wide ev- I 1 Thursday Friday perience. After graduating • fruit! Columbia, he spent several years ia ; ! Saturday the west and three years in, China.; Z.--........... GEORGE R. KOGRVE. vival vievpsestotte 'VIVI' Page Three inow•-- astlollo4C 111 FE FRFD
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