Page Six ,00:70000000000000000......„ And Now Straw Is Smart Springtmw is Strain-time, and Spring is now upon us Synonymous with Sm inglime nv Easter time, and we are pn cp.u•ed a till a gLnei us, stock of new Straw Hats to supply your needs GRAHAM'S HAT SHOPPE .00vocoocc000coot, , oc000co , Dr. Henry Crane Urges Permanent Marriages (Continued ft 0111 first page) the soe.i/it: 114.1 C to Ulna. 0,4113 and to beltivie in (in I if ,iii.Lesq is to he in the o Discusses Compamonate Marriage Taking a Inns •:and again,t com panionate mai mage• Di Clans dis emised the mattes thoroughly in the illethothst church Satinda:, sight The iehmouq !oaths teLentl‘ non .1 debate with Judge Hon it lainhn, on the net tutu I hige e l twn uW e spse.,ml his opinion of th e istic los the bone. ht of the ton es nem,. Tines of the pointy Mouglit out by lodge lanike Loomileil nail the tic Ito of DI Clara, but on the °Ulm tno these N.. 1% a de cided (temp imment Dr Clarte h,l/n,, thfit I lllCtilCal esstoonaLlun should he commilboly be fore nottrlag, art( that a home of human echLuc should be maintained Women, he stated. should b tle aeon oink Independence 1s to di,oree, he deelated that In tit, .111,ome of child ten it ought I, pet nu s:hle. hut not v.itlittut mutual convent If cluhhait toe brought tutu the amid, 'mauve], the loat nage 1. , hotalt. 1:11t be to oohed onduris Round-T 11,:e I)r• LIP, /111) In a round-Hole Sunda, afternoon at Oa Pti'ia Serail Pin bowie at ouch nmudt of the Int, Fraterniti, Council • ta I th, rat "'mica ecte of pn sicced qua‘tern. hit uri.lit op It the •utd gnc hi. cit lit opinion On each top•c In tit tic 'Linn or ‘ltneong. one`, to tt'i II DI C., yea‘e an 0, littiOe in Li, life t 411(ler that etch perm o, !elle. , the line of fir/ • 111/'1 v I. Lent fitted Neat the cl to liar d not let Oretoltd What /.11./111/1 hr Ihv fret thoug',t t Lt gt 1 ht. 01/11 in, lint to .tong 41 , 11M/111V/li ci h to t bloge hi, 14 t 111.1 ,eel to//a/ prilh/", on re tt th , at 11.n.tr anti yet Itnn‘ting th t II hi d d rin ehtt• that told h.. would abtat , ontoilt to pn-itte. tltr 11•01.01// al N otie ,4, ill Ili m big in b., mei interial tau cut I /11.111,1 tclm.t.mtit hest. lit. ha, Iv tital tt lota the pin re,,,on anti an h• lathe, be a pi eathei O.tn it t.itlti "Don't he a linddh -t" 1/1 V 1 1 - e - -I ,'i l— e - -- - =" 7 ----- . ,+• s • \ - ---.--- ' . ~,,..,...,,, \,,, cy \ \y • : 4: . , N._.l :•-_) \ , TOWER'S FISH BRAND VARSITY SLICKERS ... - sirgook . The most stylish and practical rainy day garments for college men and women. ASK FOR FISH PSAND ,coyeks. rim GENUINE WATERPROOF SLICKERS SF (QM - OiLFD CLOTHING YOUR REALLR A4S O , i Korterr or srms .11.4.5 met/ ezmaao AND COLORS „A. J. TOWER. CO. BOSTON MASS. Donu Know There Is a Way You can secure a free trip to Europe for dour summer vacation Om Travel Department will gladly tell 3 on how this can be done Your inquiry Will Be Welcome! COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY 222 MARKET STREET II A RRISBURCI, I'ENNA. eel repre.,ent UN e for all steamship lines and Crone, "and be like a roiling aheeb toPoning the pAth oricast resisteme. 13e a Christian and go through life conquering all obstacles and righting mongs instead of enduring them" Criticizc i StAnd.tribral ion Statalard,ation or the setting of : tertain Weal, has Its good and end ,ffects, according to the Methodist minister In some colleges the stan ds that arc set are not of the high ' est type and because each student is subject io them the whole group is affected On the other band standard. mason pre, eats minor squabbling. and fin tilers the way to a solution of gi eat. problems Student Council Acts On Custom Revisions (Continued from first pare) and mill no doubt be removed from the list Those which are retained, honevei, will be enforced more rigid ly than before and clue punishment pill be meted out to the offenders by an impartial audimaty body. Scraps Pants, Tie-up and Sand scraps will be abolished ,while the Pushball and Tug-of-War battles will' remain on the list of underclass es ents A more clfectise means of compulsory attend ant° at the scraps will insure an ade quate number of contestants from mall of the Lao foster dabs,. A mean , of presiding a more grad ual U n atieu from high school to the freshman class and then to the sophomore fill', oill be sought Jur e% the insestigation The commit- Le, uJi endeacor to shape the cus toms in ,uch a manner a, to hold each peep of first sear nice more firmly tugethel than has been the case in th, past. All poom to make and revise the customs lies in the Student Council ohoh in turn js the some of the stu dent hods. tsm LOST—Della Ul,ilon frato.rmty pi Finder please return to 11. R :‘Lit el at D. U Houol Renard., :.i ILOST—FOGNTAIN Pen. Water- I man fountath pen in Peoples Na tonal Bank If tonsil preobe me turn to Jos Wilson at Vareity Ilnil Iteeard Ito Prom Group Arranges Gala Formal Function (Continued from first pogo) fin their highly sunned quaint. I=l With the nook of renovating the Armory tutu an alluring dance pal ace, rilueli null be done by the Jamie Silverstein company of Wilkes-Barre, and with several unique features al read) In view, the decoration scheme promises to he markedly different from anything that has Mel: been at tempted berate. Revolved by an elearie motor, a I large crystal ball mill be suspended from the center of the building and high-powered lights of different col ors mill be played upon it, thus pro ducing a iianety of tones upon the walls and door, Prato. nities will also be asked to place nom lamps in the 'booths to enhance the fairy-like en vironment. Checking 'concessions base been granted to Lou L. Reilly '29, and John R. Stevenson '29. Tri,olored posters will be furnished by three Juniors for tho spring formal while n large fea ture advertisement udl lie stationed on the campus 'Debating Coach Names Trio for Eastern Trip (Continued from first page) r loch or emphasis upon athletics,- and Coach ' , mull feels that the Penn State men mill inert their real test in the tilts with these ttios Profes sor Graces mall accompany the team in the absence of the regular coach. YALE • HARVARD • miNc.crAbl • DARTMOUTH • CORNELL . . PENNSYLVANIA' COLUMBIA i , SYRACLISE • BROWN ; SWARTHMORE • TUPTS ICNOX • ALABAMA :LEDANgSTANPORD CALIFORNIA • COLORADO • DENVER-• MICHIGAN • DELAWARE`• GEORGETOWN • 'FLORIDA IDAHO • GEORGIA TECH •-CHICAGO • ILLINOIS • NORTHWESTERN • INDIANA • PURDUE • BUTLER • NOTRE DAME • lOWA ' VANDER • BILT TEXAS • TENNESSEE • ufAi-PDyEamoNt • -WASHINGTON F? JEFFERSON • RUTGERS • BOWDOIN• • CENTRE • GRINNELL • DE PALM • JOHNS HOPKINS • DUKE • KANSAS',•;.:TULANE KENTUCKY - LOYOLA AMHERST • BOST MISSOURI' • NORTH DAKOTA • COLGATE " OHIO • OBERLIN • LEHIGH • LAPAY; CAROLINA ',STEVENS • ARKANSAS • ARIZONA • PENN STATE ' VIRGINIA • M . _ WILLIAMS • NEVADA • NEDR‘*KA • DETROIT • N. Y U • CASE • WESTERN RESERV ALBRIGHT • ALFRED • URSINUS • MINNESOTA • SUSQUEHANNA • HAVERFORD . . MARYLAND • MIDDLEBURYi N ~, EXICO • MONTANA • OCCIDENTAL • NORWI OKLAHOMA • OMAHA OREGON • RHODE ISLAND' : ENCE • ROCHESTER • SOUTH CAROLIN • WABASH • WISCONSIN VANDERBIBT • ALLEGHEN • A l p STON • BUCKNELL • BUFFALO • C0L8Y7.., FRANKLIN fi MARSHALL GONZAGA • VERMONT • :;,, •.: • NORMAL • SOUTHERN CALIFORNI4 I TE . '" WESTERN RESERVE YALE • HARVARD • PRINC ‘., ';:, ••• ' OUTIr: CORNELL; • PENNSYLVANIAC • SWARTHMORE • TUFTS i KNOX • ALABAMA , . LEL C ( ' . 4 ,.: . " • CALIFORNIA ~ COLORADO • DENVE L , . . EORGETOWN • FLORIDA IDAHO • GEORGIA TECH 'AV.*. 4 , , ViNoIS • NORTHWESTERN INDIANA' PURDUE' BUTLER • NOTRE DAME • lOWA • VANDERBILT TEXAS • TENNESSEE . CTA • k '''', ~: it•''‘VASHINGTON EP JEFFERSON • RUTGERi.:;BOWDOIN7CENTRETGRINNELL •DE PAUW JOHNS HOPKINS • DUKE • IeANSAS%;—‘,I... KENTUCKY • LOyOLA • AMHERST • ,BOSTON • HOLY . C.R . OSS • FORDHAM • 'WESLEYAN • s misStsilert MISSOURI • NORTH-6AKOT , ~, ,_,..,7 ' t i. R '' , OHIO, OBERLIN • LEA , _ . -, _. , . - ' • NORTH CAROLINA 'STEVENS'-•• • • . , ' '"" i .DRAKE WILLIAMS • NEVADA'/ / • MIAMI ALBRIGHT • A " z . , , - , ' MAINE ' .: , ....,„,,, f : ( . MARYLAN • • i. , 4 • OMAHA , —'• l' .f OREGON •' A l i --; •-: , te% 2 , rISCONSIN VANDER' • .. - , 1 ,.4•1 I A RSII ALL , GONZAI . ' YALE •, ~e- .. I", v•.;._ t e LE • TUFTS KNOX ' f. FLORIDA IDAHO/ NDERBILT TEXAS) V • JOHNS HOPKY ussissim CAP ' 41 ,it e r AL' A 01.1 11 k VAN \ GONZ HOPKI MISSO' CAROLINA • S WILLIAMS • NEVA ALBRIGHT' ALFR MARYLAND • MID OREGON • RHODE EMEIMI3 EIRMffEM WHITEY MUSSER TE:gASN I VATE .COLLEGIAN. Rattlesnake Lurks In Old Main Halls, Says Dame Rumor rattlesnake is loose in 01,1 Main! This is the rumor that has been going the rounds on the campus and among a few of ye berriflea Penn State Col lege students, most of a horn have taken extreme care in watching every nook and cranny of the budding, when duties of learning call them into its sacred precincts. This alarming mes sage has„been floating upon its way for the past too weeks, but Miss Leah Gauge ,of the Nature Study depart. meat wishes to announce that thole is no close for'alarm a 4 it wos but o harmless blink snake that flew its Upon enteling, the "snake room" on the fourth floor of Old Main du. log a certain Jay not su long ago, a nature study class found several bot tles overturned (rain their accustomed resting place on a shelf, and when an insestigation had been conducted, it was found that a tiny black snake had escaped through a small hole in his private cage.' • And unto this day, as the old fables go, the runaway has been lining hap !.lo, oi• at least that.. probably what can be, inferred from the fact that it has made no attempt to return to lls vacant,'Fosy prison cell. , The entire stair of stenographers, faculty and also the campus cops are MEYER'S MEAT MARKET - , :137 W. College . .Phone 220 or 330 A %-• • Los 15 1 Y. U • CASE • WEST RN RESERVE' UNION, • ;NIAGARA • RENSSEI:AEIE • M. I. T •I,MI AMI ISUSQUEHANNA • AVE REORD **JUNIATA • KNOX • LAFAYETTE •% LOUIS] AN/Z • MAINE TANA • OCCIDI OCI-lESTER SC4i • LICKNELL •-BIfFFALO • COLBY •,DETROIT • - CENEVA • KENYON • . AI "Meet your friends at Whitey's" WPSC RADIO PROGRAM Tonight , C:no p. program. Tomorrow Night 6:30 p ' p. m —"The 'Ugh School Boy ' and Engineering." by Dean Robert L. Sack ett. Sunda) Morning 11.004. m.—Easter Music, Penn State College choir. ever alert for anything that resem bles a -enale,,,lor,the nature_ Mak de partment is quite desirous' of having the pet returned METALLURGISTS TO TAKE - ANNUAL N INSPECT/ON TRIP Ten Junior mining engineering students nil' go OR a seven day in nliectmn trip, visiting anthracite coal mines and surface plants at tans-. fold. Benverhrook, Netherland, and Hazleton under the guidance of Wil liam ft. Chedsey, professor of mining The trip will start April first and end April sixth • This Space Reserved SCHLOW'S Quality Shop 'Y Unist r 4rsity men have - decreed their-Sprisstg - sack snits must , • .* - 1111T4tOLL . as developed by COLLEGE`HALt t p pzitibitteta The Lift at the collar The long, soft Soli of the lapel The Unbuttoning of the sack cow COLLEGE HALL 11Y-ROLL SUITS three button and two-button 7 - 1 - '64 the new series of COLLEGE HALL fabric vriginacions which include: ' GRAINWEAVE STRIPES 10. ALL AMERICANS , GRAINWEAVE DIAGONALS I 7O7YLOMEAVES AUTO•TWISTS ' • ••• Withs3s Others tO two trousers $451 • log. U. S. Pat. OS. P OATH WESTyfiN • NG - CON e,,TErrerts - INDIANA • PURDUE • BUTLER-• NOTRE DAME • lOWA' •ON • , RUTGERS BOWDOIN ''CENTREIGRINNELL •DE PA lERS • •S'• BOSTON • HOLY.CROSSP• PORDHAM , • 'WESLEYAN • MISSISSIPPI LAFAYETTE • DICKINSO N • PITTSBURC4: BUCKNELL • 'NORTH R24NI A • MARQUETTE • .!MASI - II NGTON.E? LEE , . WYOMING • DRAKE Y • LOYOLA • AM • OSEP.LIII, • LEH PENN STATE • V, 'TAL • NORWICH • WASHINGTON • BETHANY: ; ,OKLAHOMA OCHESTER ScWITH CAROLINA • • SOUTH WESTiR N • TRINITY`'WABASH' SOUTHAN CALIFORNIA • AGGIE • SEWAN•EE • MARQUETTE • WESTERN;RESERVE COELNELL OPENNBI VANI A • COLUMBIA' SYRACUSE BROWN • SWARTHMORE FORMA ,'COLORADO • DENVER • MICHIGAN • DELAWARE "GEORGETOWN •, FLORIDA Thespians Make *Choice - 1)f Lyric Compositions (Continued from fleet page) Goit," will be sung in conjunction with the dancing of a special golf dance, while "The Digger's Dirge'. goes with the undertaker's dance. Other songs arc entitled "Tea- Time," "Women Arc So Peculiar," "My Island of Truth," "Witches," "Do You Believe in Spooks?" "Timid Maid," "Kiss Me," "Sob Song." and "March of the Dwellers." Chorus Selections Final selections for both the •fe. :»r:_; :.,-:-, .»r:»:-rrrr•~•c ••. r:+•s•:-:»a•~.rrrr :-r ; arr:»:»:-rrrr:~:-rrr:-rx 'if. • In' State College The Fenway Tea Room Confections :-I-:-:-:-I-I-:•+1".:-. I I I .-1-:•-:-.3-1-It!,..-1-1-1÷2-1.4441444-X4+4-1-i4+4-1-1+H-i. e ßyciff (3 , t I TGI ) -.IAI- II \LI ) A gl aia This SHIELD DENTWIES COMM HALL APPAREL ALLEN STREET Tuesday, Marsh 27, 1928 male• and male choruses .were made recently by officials of the club. The . fetisle grobp' coptiatiof Donald D. McNeil '2O, Hirman C. Stauffer '2B, Robert M. nipple '3l. Maurice C. Barnhart '3l, Ralph L. Wilcox '3O, Sherwood Smith '2o;•nnd Clarence.M. Ehrhardt '3O, with Robert H. Jack., son '3O, and Frank o'. Morns '3l, as alternates. Fredersek T. Close '2B, 11%111am Ati. Clements '2B, Charles H. Herten '29, Clayton 4otney '29, Adolph 0. Frey '3O, Walter M. Van Sewer '3l, Charles S. Hyaper '3l, and, Wham F. Halt '29, comPriscahe male chorus. 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