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GRAHAM & SONS
Established 1896
The Distinctive Store
Think of it—Five of tfie best lines of Candy in
the U. S. for you to select that box of candy
from.
Notices I
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Beginning October third, President
and Mrs. Iletzel nil! be at home Mon
day afteinoons and esenings.
The Electrical Engine°.ling. society ,
Bill meet Wednesday night at sewn.
thilty o'Llock in loom 200 Eng D
Members of the Outing Club and
all others interested sill meet at
eight o'clock Sunday morning on the
corner of Fairmount and Atherton
streets A hike sill lie mode to the
nen Outing club cabin Those at
tending sill take their oun lunches
Time nill be a meeting of the Man-.
dolor Club Monday night at men
o'clock in the Band room, Old Main
Mentheis ale requested to bring their
insti uments
The S A J uill meet Sunder Cc
cmng at mx-thirty o'clock in Old Cha
vol Dean Warnock cull speak
Lions Meet Lebanon
Valley In First Game
(Continued from first page)
running mato while Stone flames is
slated for the fullback assignment
Coach Bezdek sprang a surprise
when he announced that George Delp,
mho has been lagging behind the set
crans foe many days, mould play right
en' instead of Barney Stamp. Lesko
has retr.et ed his old tight ming place
am , mill iecene the call for that post
instead of Al Wilson Mahoney, at
center, mill compose the bulk of the
lino along with Toots Part:lemon, right
tackle and Don Greenshields, clever
Lion mate on the other side of the
line Wilson, Slump and Curry ends,
arc assailing substitution calls along
with Paiana, center, Livermore and
Martin, guards, and Dangei field Hat
rington Lungren and Hess itt, second
fiefensa aspirants. Morrill, promis
ing guard, mill be unavailable since
his recent injury A tendon pulled in
his knee m ill keep lam on the bench
Lebanon Valley fans are optimistic
pbout the chances of the Annyille clev
er in the opening encounter with the
Natal* Lion. A team of ♦eterans
that have composed Coach Mylin's
combination for the past three years
may achiese their aim, for seyeral
JACK FROST
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Insurance and Bonds
:!. of All Kinds
Quality in Meats
FISHBURN'S MEAT MARKET
Opposite the Post Office
BLUE and WHITE
Bowling Alley and
Billiard Room
A good student believes in le
cleat,on as ',ell as study
5 5 Billiard Tables 4 Alleys
This Space Reserved
SCHLOW'S
Quality Shop
FOR
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
Private Shower. Yearly Lease
2-Room
Reasonable Rent
,
The PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP
212 E. College Ave., State College, Pa
years unaccomplished, and turn the
tables on the Besdok-coached machine,
according to report from Annville
With nine returned s eterans, Leb
anon Valley should offer more resis
tance to the Penn State attack than
did the inexperienced combination
qhich the Lion machine crushed in a
35-0 defeat last year
Colbert, one of the most capable
Halfbacks in secondary college ranks,
o ill lead Coach Mylin's cohorts on the
ribbed !octangle tomnrross afternoon.
!Albright, at the other half post, Nit
saner, at quarterback and Singlet',
playing fullback compose the remain
der of the second defense Piela and
Bendigo are slated for end positions,
Wheeler and Piersol, the latter one of
the best placement kickers in the East,
flanking Elberti and Wood at guards.
Beath q ill oppose Mahoney at the pit
ot post.
The Annville institution is sending
a squad of twenty-eight to combat, in
proportion, the Lion gridders Among
!the most likely substitutes for the
,valley team are Hendrich, Went. and
,Zain.e. of the second defense men, and
'olbock Preller, Williams Willson and
Abrahams of the line Coach lilylin,
who has six men on the Injured list,
has been preparing the remainder of
the sound in the fundamentals of the
game He will use the huddle sys
tem.
Practico on the local fields of the
ast less days have ben devoted main
!, to instructing the backfield men in
,the methods, importance and proper
form of interference Bezdek, real
izing weak interference as one of the
faulty of his 1927 edition, is deter
,mined to replace it with a sweeping,
qtiategic brand of interference and
we .4 Lelortra• WNW kW U • •WOlt
*No Expense
After Purchase
Parker's "No Expense After
Purchase" offer means that the
new model Duofold necessarily
must be a pen that stays in per
fect order. Otherwise we'd go
broke making repairs.
Thalamie that trouble haepraa.
timidly vanished since we replaced
rubber barrels with Non-Hteak•
able Permanite.
And of course there'snever been
anything site hire the Parker Duo
fold Point that yields to any hand
yet never loaes shape.
If you want to taste aomething
now in writing ease—called Pres
oureless Touch—try the New
Model Parker Duofold at the near
cat pen counter.
THE PARKER 'Pew COMMIX
JANESVILLE, WIS. is
"ISLo Expense After Turchiise
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RENT
has conducted open formation scrim
mages for oft-tackle, cross-buck and
long and short end run plays lies bag
of tracks he will probably keep tied
until the Penn fracas -
FRATERNITIES TO
HOUSE ROTARIANS
I. F. Council Names Committee
For Smoker To Be Given
President Hetzel
DECIDES TO DEAL WITH
DELINQUENT MEMBERS
To provide rooming accommodations
for slsitmg Rotarians who will attenu
the state-wide convention here Octo
ber seventh and eighth, the interfra
ternity council met Wednesday evcn
mg.
Although many of the sisitors
be taken care of by then sons alio:
are enrolled at the College now, the
majority of the delegates will lie
housed by the Interfraternity Council.
At the same meeting, a committee
nas appointed to prepare plans for a
smoker to be tendered President Het
eel after the Thanksgiving holidays
Craig Williams '29, was appointed as
chairman of the scholarship commit
tee for the year.
Because of meagre attendance at
previous meetings ahich necessitated'
the postponement of seseral import
ant business matters, a committee aas
appointed to deal a ith the absentee
members
Student Legislature
Appoints Committees
(Continued from first page)
Gares '29, was appointed. Belllol
will also act as the chairman of t
committee relating to the Mission
China.
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Officers Army Shoes'
Special at $5.50
Laundry Cases
$2.00 $2.25 $3.00
High Grade Furnishings
HURWITZ'
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44-441
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Rooming with tendency to
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give this kind
Portable adds of work better
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theses can be turned out in far
less time, as compared with
laborious long-hand methods.
Then, too, think of the greater
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THE ATHLET4IO)RE, Inc
College nue
State College, Pa. _
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Hermann Selects Men
For Two Grid Teams
(Continued from first page)
Gicensburg two years before trans
ferring to Augusta Military Academy
in Virginia At the southern school
he established an enviable reputation
with his heady work and tbility_to
snare passes.
Slack has been holding down the
right tackle post and is snatched by
Shan ley on the other side of the hoe
Elgait and Gordon are the guards
uhile Bausch centers the ball.
The on Injured List
FIN c freshmen footballers have
succumbed to injuries, including Dick
Furhman, picked as center on SW° sec
ond All-New Jersey team last fall
who left school several days ago with
,appendicitts. Sheldon and Jim Love
rre nursing bad charley-horses
Klotz, a product of Syracuse, is limp
mg around with a wrenched knee
Much may keep him oat of college
fora short time, and Howard Ma
comber, a 'tumor team-mate of Klotz'
in the Salt city, has sprained his knee
to such a degree that he Is definitely
out for the season.
Speicher Leads Whites
The White team with Spike Speech
Shaeffer
FOUNTAIN
Parker
THE ATHLETIC STORE
On Co-Op. Corner
THE NITTANY NEWS STAND
West College Avenue Next to Cathaum Theatre
Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes and Smokers'
Supplies, Magazines and Periodicals
-Confectionery, Etc.
NCIN York Times (daily, Sunday) New York Herald-Tribune
-Tse Philadelphia Public Ledger
Mornift Elcning Sunday
marks.
Remington Portable is the
recognized leader in sales and
popularity. Smallest, lightest,
most dependable, most com
pact standard keyboari port !
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net. Carrying case only 4
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You can buy it on easy
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er at 'quarter to guide its destinies,
Moonves and Livzev to act as backs
and Frank Diedrich to take the full
back duties, shows power in the pinch
es.
urey, en-Bellefonte high school
en holds the left-end assignment and
is matched by Kiski's product, Brazil
;lees. Pearce and Hartley at present
seem to be the White tackles mhile
Big Boy Wells and Joe Kosempa will
guard the center position occupied by
Donahey.
More Members Needed
In Sunday Chapel Choir
Moro girls, especially sopranos, al
though altos aro wanted too, arc need
ed for the college choir, according to
Director Grant. , .
_ I
Ono credit, which can bo used to
wards graduation, will bo given for
I participation in this activity All
girls who are at all interested are
I urged to come out to rehearsal in the
Auditorium Thursday evening.
Tho Girls Glee Club, which is also
under the leadership of Director Grant,
will hold try-outs for nen members
some day next week in the Auditorium
from five to six o'clock
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PENS
The Screen'
LAUGHTER TEARS DRAMA PATHOS SUSPENSE THRILLS
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
-- - -.---- MONDAY and TUESDAY
September 26 and 27
7 Y 1.5 ‘ 477-. MATINEE MONDAY AT 2:00
Previously shown here July 25 and 26, which was
the Third Showing in the World.
Now Showing in Philadelphia at $1.65 prices
Admission: Adults 50c, Children 25c
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
NAMES NEW INSTRUCTOR
C. D. Thomas, a graduate of Drex
el Institute in Electrical Engineering
has been appointed to take charge of
the foreman training Ponference work
at Penn State, it was announced by
the School of Engineering yesterday.
Mr. Thomas was previously connect
ed with tho Western Electric company
as an instructor in foreman training,
using the some method.
In State College --
ws
The Fenway
Tea Room Confections
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Pye's Grocery
Wholesale and Retail
HOME and FRATERNITY
Best Quality Fairest Prices
West College Avenue
st Love Storyl
'JANET GAYN OR.
CHARLES FARRELL
&Won JOHN GOLDEN'S Stage Success
FRANK BORZAGE produclion.
" Friday, September 23, 1927
FENCERS WILL MEET
INTERCOLLEGIATE FOE
Members of the fencing team, can
didates and everyone interested in
fencing are requested to meet at the
armory at 6:30 Friday evening
Coach Sclmeitzer will announce th
icquaites regrading obtaining Pln,s
lad Education credits for fencing,.
Most of the men from last year are
hack and a competent intercollegiate
team is expected.
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