1 Notices 1
Calla C Hummel '2B, has been el
ected Ls the Penn State Club as man
ages of the mte,unit basketball
league. Manage: of the thlTetent
units Hill gm then names to Ham
mes at 131 West College a‘enue be
fuse saeation.
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Tha student Inanthes of the Ameli
a:in Souett of Mochann.al Enginems
and the Amm man Institute of Elect
] nal Engine. s still hold a combined
meeting in loom 200 Engmeming D at
sot en-fm is-hse o'clock tomorros m
orning. All poisons interested ale tor
dally un ted to attend.
The Dane Science club endl hold its
Chiislanas Paity at the Alpha Zeta
tormarm night at eight
o'clock 'rho., attending are request
ed to bring ten-cent prebents for the
grab-bag
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Too Penn State Club of Reading
will hold a dance to the Ileikslure ho
tel Tueml.*. Deeembet tomentl-be,-
enth Dancing nill begin- at nine
o'clock Mutst by the Tone'adors.
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The Pennsy Is an. Railroad comp toy
Lan announced that at o'clock Fin
day night a special train dill' leave
Lemont The tiain mill be open at
into o'clock and mill be of sufficient
capacity to case for the vacation
cloud Although usually cet tam
mest-bound e•psess ttains snake a
:special stop at Ty tone, no definite an
nouncement has been nude to that
area thin ye.
Dr. Hetzel Completes
Tour of Alumni Clubs
(Continued from first Page)
the College, "by l.rn, by tradition, by
piadace. neccesite and by coory
'est that c.m be applied, is Proved
public institution of high. lealning."
By these tests he also said, "Penn
Sta'e is to Penn,liania, potentially
if na actually, ,hat the public col
leges and uniselsdies in can states
are to their tespecti,e Common
wealths I say potentially because
realm llama has to date so seuously
laded to inopeily develop this great
and situ! public asset
"There can be no question as to
the chat Octet of the institution The
cant'us on rs entziely due to the fail
me of the State to endow at with
zatlitient substance and poster to pot
ent adequate public ministry Theta
is no held of insestment open to the
state of Pennstls ania that offers so
rich a return in dividends of mater
nal stealth alone as is available
through adequate Inotision for its
,State College"
Bands Unite To Furnish
Music at Soph Formal
(Continued from first page)
lecoicled b.. Columbia. Vothee, .
fium Nev. Yolk City
From nine until too o'clock in the
mot fling nill he the hours for danciig
The adna.ision fee ha, been set at live
doll., The committee appointed re
cently has mkt Net made
fon decorating the Atmory for the
°tent
The Season's Greetings
Merry Xmas
Happy New Year
To Our Patrons
THE VOGUE SHOP :li
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gou've ahmus wanted
vrs, SIR! Ea en you men
who may hair c said at
some tame or ocher: "I'll
never wear a ring," although
secretly liking them when
you saw them on the hands
of othormen, tvi l l he immed
iately attracted to these fine
W. W. W. Scone-sec Rings.
Some of them ere large, uuh
splendid stones of Interesting cut
and color—nt mullne rings that are
ivorth) of )our finger The stones
arc from Far L Ind), aid rho designs
are of the lame rapt, for Vts on:
fold only.
HANN & O'NEAL
Opp. Front Campus
Western Maryland Is
First Basketball Foe
(Continued from first page)
amer, center, and Smith and Van
Buten, gum ds.
The Nanny football men on the
floor squad are overcoming their
handicap of a late start and have
been rapidly rounding into form in
the past week's soimmages Johan}
Roepho is beginning to hit his former
strata and Joe Wilson, a sophomore,
may ion a varsity both before the
season is oet by his excellent ball
handling and goal 'shooting During
this neck Coach Hermann Bill com
pletely reorganize the squad and utl
build a fits - team mound Captain Von
Is:mita
Mu squad will work out twice a
day for the filet two days after the
lama flout the Christmas holidays
and once a day until the game with
Westeta , Maiyhand. The coin tmen
who come back early ate Roopke,
Hain is, Von Nieda, Reilly, Brown
stein, Delp, Barron, Langten, Fry,
Jacobson, Wilson, Stahley, Peek, Wel
slayei, Sullivan, Malik, Koch, and
Ansel=
I. F. C. To Hold Parley
Here During February
(Continued from first page)
atianged by the commdtee foi the
three-day assembly of Penn State's
ftaternity delegates
The committeemen appointed by the
Council ate Charge; C. &nylon '2B,
Henry F. Bushnell '2B, H. Velma
Flitchman '2D, H Roy Hassell '2B,
Blur E Henderson '2B, William K
Jackson '2B, David It. Pratt '2B, and
Joseph A. Schiavone '2B
Engineering Faculty
Attends Conference
(Continued from fleet ;age)
the measurements of the flow of art
through carious orifices
'Professors Fred C Healer and
CANDY
The Ideal Gilt for
ALL OCCASIONS
Birthday, Anniversaries,
lObligations of Hospitality,
the Sneetheart, the Wife,
Or the Children
You Get It. Fresh At
Gregory's Candyland
Behind the scenes with Columbus
rr HERE is a forgotten chapter in of intensive research and careful planning
I the life of Columbus which in its that precede actual construction. Bell
way had as much to do with the dis- telephone men are continually mapping
covery of America as the voyage itself. out the course of this great industry for
We refer to the years spent in prepara- years to come.
tion before he set sail—years filled with The true telephone pioneer is he who
painstaking study, planning his voyage brings vision and initiative to his work
with the aid of what crude maps and as supervisor, engineer or executive
geographical data he could procure. and who backs this up with the pains-
In telephony, too, the success of each taking study needed to crystallize the
new development depends on the years dream into the reality. '
BELL SYSTEM
a nation-wide system of o 8,000,000 inter-connecting telephones
"OUR PIONEERING WORK HAS JUST BEGliNf,'
Paul 11. Stlineitrer of the engineer
ing expei anent station dis;ussed heat
transmission and the Diesel locomo
tive Professor Seliweitnr gaoe a
looms of the progress in oil and gas
isomer. Professor Charles Vt. Ocean
and Mr. Andrew J. Nicholas of the
inihmtlial and mechanical enginneer
ing deparnments note also present at
the meeting and action in the dis
cussions
CLASSIFIED
LOST—In the Aonoty duong Ag
Hop. A geeg Stet,on Return to
lip
LOST—A gold "Conklin" pencil, maLk
ed L. P G. Renard Findcr please
retui n to L. P. Gross, K D. R house
Ito
Take the folks gifts home uith non.
Suitable iernembrances for en eryone
We push for mailing The Old Main
Art Shop. ltp
Penn State football dolls from 50e
to $lOO Also line of nmelty dolls
See ~Indow. Old Alain Alt Shop ltp
LOST—At Sigma Pht Sigma dame
Gtey Sthoble hat ulth nutmls W.
D M Findet ull 55. ltp
'KTTMnTt'T
The State College Bakery•
Wishei - One and
All A Merry Christmas
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Xmas Suggestions
Children's Books Fiction Leather Goods
Desk Sets Stationery
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THE ATHLETICATORE
On Co-Op: Corn
pip, PENN STATE COLLEGLAN
LOST—A wrist watch with initials
A. U. N. on back. Lost between
Air, Ilill and 0 D. 5, House, East
Boatel avenue Finder see Nuss,
0 D. E Rouse for rewind. ltp
LOST—Three-inch door key, night of
lle-She dance, December 2. Re
,.irci. Coll 276 Id,
FOR RENT—House alth so. rooms,
bath, lundwood floor, steam heat,
all Improvements. Inquire 319
Weet Beaver memo. 2tp
LOST—A black leather vest-pocket
note-book that opens endwise. A
Tffl'any product. Well finder pleaie
let= and clams reward? Yap
Chu-Phay, Phone 235-Id. 2tp
This Space Reserved
SCHLOW'S
Quality Shop
I a
aurceatlll tele
phone prancer.
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS
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EUGENE H. LEDERER .I z .
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84 IEARS AGO
Ellnood Shannon Established
YE FAMOUS
SHANNON TEAS & COFFEES
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We Are ABB here to .one ecu
Try uur '•DCE BEE GEV Gam
tit. 2. 25
Parcel Post PrePAld
DANIEL, B. GRAEBER
nr S Third el Philadelphia, Pa
ALBERT DEAL& SON
Heating
AND
Plumbing
117 Frazier Street
The
Cream
of the
Tobacco
Crop
You, too, will find that LUCKY
STRIKES give the greatest pleasure
Mild and Mellow, the finest cigarettes
you ever smoked. Made of the choicest
tobaccos, properly aged and blended with
great skill, and there is an extra process
—"IT'S TOASTED"—no harshness, not
a bit of bite.
MARY EATON 'T
Popular Musical Comedy Star,
writes:
"It seems that most all the
members of the`Lucky'Com•
pany smoke Lucky Strike
cigarettes, and once I was
tempted to try one, and I am
glad to say I have enjoyed
them ever sirice. lam very
happy to say my throat has
been in perfect condition all
season. Lucky'Strike is the
only cigarette for me."
"'fi/LvrJe,c,--
"
Its toasted" No Throat Irritation
ni) cj,Lugt.
XMAS SHOPPING
At The
College Man's Shop
Beautiful Neckwear, Socks,
and Scarfs, English Broad
cloth Shirts, collar attached
and neckband; Bath Robes
and Pajamas, Dress Gloves
in all shades, Wool and Fur
lined GloVes, Boys' Wind
Brakers, Gloves, Golf Hose,
Caps and Underwear.
Special Sale on All Suits and Overcoats
HARRY SALTERS
Allen Street
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