rage ,•,:~
Penn 1Q le ~~~ 1 eg 1? is doubtful. College
, ca li n only offer
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tted student a
I I: o , a h il e ,
oulirSed well wee-1y during the Collet, year by etudents of tLe l" sl e ti n tl e :;i l Vo e g t h ' i C O ß SCn °n ‘O a r s zt ‘ i ' o e n. a l s l helper he takes aril un t age
State College. h Elm 1-te.est., of l'e C Ito , ml• !of his opportunities and has the good sense to absorb lion ,
cots. faculty. alumni ond feenb
l!his associates only that which mill benefit bun eeperds
ent. ell upon his own volition and energy
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LOIES II BELL. Jr.
PAUL C 1 11 cCONNACGIIEY . 2D
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ME EDITORIAL STAFF
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TUESDAY NOVEMBER 20, 192 S
A LARGER APPROPRIATION
Although the Bond Issue failed to teem° the seam,
ite majositt at the elections, Penn State need not feat
the leek of sufficient funds to ens* on a building plosion,
for the next two years lea .t The Penn State Bend
Issue, as well as tithes sinister I,cue,, ',mete not ~ p riosed
by the people of the State hugely because the legislature
and executs‘e at Hariisbusg, oink applosine, of the Issna,
felt that large applopliations in the future could fultill
the needs of the College oithout Inunung a debt in the
form of bonds In mains out the budget tat the nes,
biennial plans are being foimed to increase the appioni,
ation to the ['allege. During the nest too yeas, then,
Penn State can foci assured of enough tends to etket
many of the long-needed impimeinents about the College
lot the nutlet
"Seine coats ago an orgamaatton, purposing to wipe'
out the seina saloon and the miter} caused by drunken.:
net', sprung sprung up and enjoNed laptd month. It was called. r—
the Anti-Saloon League Yeats of plopaganda and mkt-
Cation finally brought :bout the passage of the Volstead
I Art in lOld The Anti-Saloon League, its purpose 51-'
It uned should hale ceased to evict It persisted, how.
e.m, and today the olgannatlon still sends its basso
! t owed. al in-flinging delegates through the count, v to
pa each plohilotton and to beg alms Lot the sunpolt of the
' tight against repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment
"Those apostle+ of a long-non cause blustmlngly I.n
to cons Ince the people that the Anti-Saloon League still
has a light to canal They point sit nil pktuies of the
foulness and coltuptton in molnbition enforcement and
then, to con, ince then audience that the flagrant c tolation
of Volstead's edict doe, not denote sununent In have, of
lepeal the} allude to the propoltlonately Lugo number of
minder us it ho escape unpunished each yea, They pt even
‘eheinently against the return of light wines and ben,
glad, quote stattetus and iettelate the harmful chests
His teceptton at college may his first disillusionment lof alcohol upon Airenca's youth. They hint at doing
lie was impressed mith his OWTI msiginficance. The soph- i sometlung to Mm. about a better enforcement of pi tdo
omores saw to that. Hectot thd not like freshman cus-i
bitton. In shot t, they at m
e attempting to deonstt sin to
the public that, while the League's duel project was au
tos'. They did not agree wrath his preconceived ideas of
t t. /:it t l i tZt s. t . l l : , oze ten : ems ago, the, ,fin h ave
~,, light
the freedom of the Individual Ile refused to obey them
After Ina lust punishment, he net. again broke customs 1
1
"I'l , hile the subject of plolubitton still comes up fin a
He ,joined a fratonity, and found still more rules and mutt deal of public discussion on both miles and teetotal
restrictions which lie AI as bound to obey. , He discovered mg is not one handled per cent popular, the corned saloon
that,: the Ideals of the upperclassmen did not epee NV Int' h "-gone / 4 . ,11 ... And 'fl , t5.-pt.PpOnts, liaving,lestroyed
t ,t h i eirry, should folios. I:he. Saloon Into tiblncon , Thou;
those instilled In hint lot home: _Tithigsthat he had pie
terable.chaii,table tattsesethat ale ra, wottluer
vifp#y considekett 'lsid.lettel , sins net e•apploved and dis . .ht the. public's donations than [lit anttquated Ante-Saiwai
cussed oath no little gusto ILcague
COLLEGIATE FABLE
Haw you cool heard the 'tiny 01 the south wl.o
entmed college full of high ideals and azimations and
turned into a rotto before he gi ammted' Pmhaps not
Hector Noble etas bone and reared in a tit cal Chustian
home Through manumit school and high school he ma;
under the good and ughteous influence of painstaking
parents. Besides being an uptight chaiactee, he gate
promise of making a name for himself in the m odd. lie
was an indisidual.
Hector giaduated horn his local high school It ith,
bosoms Fliends and patents pmedmcted gloat things dwell
hen in the lame. The Nobles decided to send then son
to college to prepare him for success, and so alt due cele-I
mony he NUs green a send-old to the alma Plater of their
choice in the follo,ing fall.
At fast Hot held his head high and lived up to/
his ideals, but he soon found himself a social outcast
Cinch.lly he gust himself up to the ideas and mactieel;
of the bud, arcepting the good and lied alike Not only,
did he absorb the mannelisins and conduct of the mono,
but also dal he confoim to the impala] attitude in respect ,
to schohnshm. No longer dal he teem° the highest!
masks m the class, but contented himself tutu mere!!
passing His patents noticed the change in hint, but,
sighed and thought it all for the best.
After foul years he graduated, barely making the!
tequited glades lfectoi bad eec tainlv nequil ed the social
graces and ones, but he tins no longer consideled one et
the potential leaders of the nation Ile had adopted many
had habits that his paients tunic nod upon but could not!
change. College had ruined him, emshed his inditidual
ity. Ifectin sins now one of the herd
Such is the story oft-told to illustrate the theoly,
that college is a machine, cluslung nubs ideality and gi
mg out a finished pioduet of numskulls, Pmhaps these!
is some tiuth in the theory. Pci haps these ale innumei-I
able Beam Nobles, but why blame it all on the college: ,
Shouldn't the individual himself come in for his shoe of
the blame? If our Hectoi had had sufficient stiength 01,
chmactel to begin with, he mould knee finished college!
with only a feu smatehes of mules impoitance. If Ilettat
bad any strains of weakness in his mole-up, they ume l .
bound to come out lust an soon as be left the iestlaming,
I
influence of his home Since he happened to be in college,
when his weaknesses shooed through, college is credited
with conupting hot
An old, old pi moth ants that too can't unite a silk
pulse out of u son's eni Can college, thin, tuumform a
mediocre student into a genius , On the othei hand, can
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CLOTHING AND EVOLUTION
When Dino.] populained ccolution, he started
sumc
trmiy Science and hate been throning mud pies
Int each other core score Tradition entered the battle on
!the sole of the elder child,' ',limn, cchile progress lent
its strong arm to the cause of the infrint, science. Fam
lilies ',chose only claim to distinction lay in the noble deeds
of then nncestms naturally opposed the nest ducts me
1% hen they Nt ele told that man descended from monko
Strictly speaking, evolution doesn't include the "monkey"
! husmess, but the family pride was stung to the quick
I=ll
IMEMII
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-_-Aeuo. ,ate Editor
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Businesq Stammer
Cir.!anon linen. cr
Ath,rhsins:
Since the tune of Darwin evolution has been applied
Ito a satiety of subjects, the latest of which rs fortunate,
clothing ran see clothing began its emstence ,1111 Et e'.l
studio of hg leaves, oohing though the beatskin sash
°fleet, the classic (luck sheet and the flossing , goes n of
the Middle Ages, feminine accoutiement teach"' its nio,t
cainbei some stage in the pomposities of the Victorian Eta
Since the time of hoopshats and padding, woolen's cloth- I
nig has begun to level t to the pi inutise (annalists, please
copy') Ultimately, states a scandal sheet prophet, fem-,
mine apparel lull he ina,inwed by a simple girdle
Religionists and moralists have had a great deal to
sal against the want) dress of modern ',omen. Scient‘e
ha., a gloat deal to sa3 on the other side of the question
The most lecent assertion,'defending modern di cos, coon,
nom Di Mothaidt in Pans 5.19 the noted Doctor "Wo-;
men mho ponder and paint mat thereby present
IN omen who bob then hiss keep then necks cleaner, these- I
be pies totting eczema Shot t skit to, flimsy underwear„
lightueig,lit %%Lusts and coats, often leasing aims aid ' .
legs bare, ale all to the good. since they allow the skul l'
to absorb healthy air and light lays " Di. slim built coo- I
sidess male clothing, taihealthy.
Flom the standpoint of health, Di Mothaidt's siesse
use entnely somul Motals haven't so much to do 55 aid
the question. Clothing will continue to (Anise, but the'
ultimate sill nesei be leached in this climate, among Viol (Continucci from first page)
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stionger ses, at least Who 1M0.% 55 hat creatures, 11,1,0 j; under
is cal the equivalent of a bathing suit so Tanutity and fins' Twin et .0 co-opciating in the cam
in July, N, di esc-ntuollv do. I p. 14,1
“ - .t vent MO nits subscithed
duo
-a u g the cluse, The, amount Isms laute•
The Bullosopher's Chair
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Om team peas ed hullmnt, unbent
!able football. and brought joy to a
hopeful student body by defeating
Ilact rill 33-1.. DI tl, ha,
heel ns Dui mg the to Si half
Cantata O'llt len team shooed 500,5
strength allot the State boys hail
tal.en the ball os, t the t .11.01 s' line in
eIN WM', V hal Refetee
Ct on ell said me, as last and well
scouted a 'LIR 0/ lush, iii he had
oei had the plistsule ot matelang.
Students are talong cleetto-chent
teal engineei too or Satin day evenings
l at the home of Dt tad DLs R E
:41:, els This depal tment to gi 0n mg
!rapidly, now inn mg smentydne stud
ents
lEEE!
Oh account of the hoof and mouth
dioea, exilting m thiv state the plan
of ht.nding a tudents' uolging team
to the inter n atonal Dane .hoe at
Chicago hint to he nl andoned
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Tine° gtantl,tatul seettons, one
then mg ,tetton Ma{ tom half of the
! boxes at C•pogltton.patk, Plttgburgh t
ha‘e been eset ell tot the State toot
le., at the State-tV G P gene. Stour
stilt appeataaeo, the ~tattggle stilt lie
the mat nest one net staget bet, eon
those ins'itutrei,i tunl the demand
1 . 14 seats is enmmotto W. 1.1 P. noon
loot neat Ito the tin.tttime in its Inv.
•Int, .rid .e.e most get enough 11111,-
11111%121, nt the Swot. Cat, to mahe
defeat tinintsml.de tifit(tunc
=ME
The patine of th.P.entii e student
bode taken 11...,t1, two rd out to to
e
count and i.iil Or one of the fea
tures of the I.a Vie.
~The jokes and
On crudes Min "m ade .s inzeiest,
ing as possible and hill sin els be spxy
leading
American Red Cross
Opens Student Drive
I I, i.ontilbuttil In the t. 1 ious student
I.;anirotions Lump menthol ship
fin alert out $5 to $lO
Th. mno in State College is pat t
a! Red Cams aempulgn
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Collegian-a
The mystery game with Lafayette
Is met and now 'meets into the meat
Football Ledger.
On ❑ie right vide of the page.
.ra•oe•
II Inch . ./7 the wrong nuk
And abut a mystmv game it a as,
Penn State held a 12 to 7 advantage
oter Lafayette in the matter of fir.t
don tn.,
The Lions outplayed the Maroon
men for mote than throe periods.
Held McCracken", back% in coin
plot° check dining the second half.
Gained more Sal dam
And yrt Lafoyettr want
The predated McCracken Tend took
place mth Heat on the bench and
fohnnv on the field
and is to secure money for the fur
thei ante of the work of that mgani
eat.en among, the needy throughout
the Cal Special work is being m
iad on in Pennsylvania in an at
tempt to t educe the number of acci
dental deaths by the teaching of mod
ern methods of life saving, cesusti
tation and fast aid. Mole than 5,500
poisons in the State recoiled special
Naming last ycet bat it is hoped that
the number ail! be doubled this peal,
Players Enact Boxing
Farce Saturday Night
(Continued fioni fist page)
MeKuno '42. n ,csident of :Johannes
long, South Al) aa In the hght
scene, he acts as lefelee, and is hit
teled nano than calm of the fighto s.
Action w toneeined mlnhady wrath
the in esenee of an aspalng livht-
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Pipe Tobacco
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Gentlemen:
Since I first started to smoke, I
hose alnals smoked cigarettes
: One day SHE stud to me "Ed,
dear, 0113, don't you smol.e .t lope.
think those long straight-stemmed
pipes are so manly-looking."
So, naturally, I had to buy a. long
stemmed pipe and a can of hell, 0 ell
call it "Blobs 'Mixture tobacco " Im
mediately Birth a certain feeling of
pride in my new pipe, I "lighted up"
and proceeded to liaise my longue bit-
ten. Ltried almost every braintil had
ci er heard,of,, but none satisfied ,me.
that
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talon
"Did you try Edge, orth?" she
asked. 'That is ,hat dad smokes,
and he's sin ays smoked apipe "
was I IS forced to try Edgeworth,
and all that I can say is that if every
fellow that has tried to accustom him
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Hut it lasted only three mouton al
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It ens an Inteicsung guise, mace,
hen betueen the halies
When the seamy mere announced
lime VeCIC some half-time tallies
Ccmgetoun 11 Writ Virginia 0, Holy
Crass 0 Ilatvaid 0, Pittsburgh 0 is:,
bi.sha 0, Laurence 0 Carroll 0
Whereat the stand.: roared londl3
an excellent example of "Ifuch Ado
AI at Nothing."
Of earn se, the day was betto suit
ed fot a baseball game than -Sot a
ttl..da on tussle.
WEDNESDAY—
Eddie (Indian, Linn Bammette m
"SHOW FOLKS"
ITHURSDAY and FRIDAY—
Erich Non Stroheim, Fay Wray in
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neight champion and his manage, in FRIDAY and SATURDAY—
the home of a Fifth ANentie million- Johnnie Mack Brown,Jeannette Loll-en
alio Under these ...Islam., they
"INNAPOLIS"
heioes sat, then employei Sim the
machinations of an unseinpulous eel-.
But, still in all. it sr ns real zero
n c Alter.
ti /tit jileittp nl _O/n awl Pot notch
wr !Mei.
ative, am the heats or a anise and is
st...mogiaphei, and gain the coveted
ling title
STARK BRQS o'HARPER,
Leading gaits in the shoe ale taken' 7.laherdoch6rs
by Jesse M. McKnight. Ji , George
Vi nobeit,on '2.g, Miss Mallon E ' NEXT TO THE MOVIES
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TUESDAY—Cathaum—
Dolores Del Rio, Charles Flare in
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TUESDAY—Nittany—
lio,:ert. Armstrong, Linn Dasquette in
"CELEBRITY