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VANDALISM CAUSES
$250 IN DAMAGES
Earle E. Hewitt 'O2, of Inthann,
I
Repairs Retard Landscaping. rot Iner thtee-letter nun, ,11l ram n
Campus Int pro% entents,
to State College this vont. to assist
1
l in managing a new recreation C,ll
- non eats to., shah he was Instrumental In Cs
lahllslng hoe.
, -
Mine than $2 lO has been 0 , 1)011(1.1 i Hewitt inns one of the mainstay:, of
by the College this semester to repair I the football and baseball tennis Ile
un °pert,. damage by student sandal- ass a regular halfback on the '9B, '99,
ran, accounting to (lounge W. Elratt„' and 'OO elevens and captained the
supeuintendert of grounds and build-1 varsity in 'Ol. In Chat year the grid
' men non fit^ games and lost three,
hoi.ses on the campus, walk- making a better showing than in
mg ata.555 unsettled tui f, breaking either of the two previous years
lamp globes. and tot mg fuinishings when they won but four contests,
hem campus buildings hose cont, tb- bile losing six
uteri to 012 college c...p.nrie, Lk, super- 1 Single-handed he defeated the Ar
intendant ues 0,1,1 Money "pent in my in a ganie played at West Point
this mannei might moll L,n e gone to- October 7, 1890, After playing a
c frothed nom overnent. and con- stellar role throughout the game,l
, tim.tion, he pointed out Illewitt ran back a punt 65
Commends Student., yards for a touchdoc n and' the only
"Although ..innommately 855,000 K oie, enabling Penn State to defeat •
will be spent at the completion of all th e C a d e t s 640.0
Lamm, impro‘ements," Ebert as- Ilecat was also one of the most
set toil, "Audents hne caused the Col- consistent performers of the baseball
lege additional expense, and have
tni ded the land+caping plans by dis
turbing the nee 1p laid soil If the
qudents mill rise the seed in the re
ccutly placed tut f a chance to grout
our campu s should iegann its fa men 1 Six members of the faculty from
beauty by stump " I the depaitments of etomology and
In commenting upon the bicalang I plant pathology attended the sixth
of three lamp globes and the petty l anrual meeting of the makers of
thievety. in Old Mani, Me Ebert ob-1 the apple nalrstty in the Cumbei land
seised that although these nosed- I and Shenandoah regions at gagers
laneou, 4 rotations amount in °soon.", ltoun, Maryland, last Wodnesday
the conduct of undeigiaduates a.
Prof. Roy D. Anthony, pomologist,
compared to "the old days" Is com
mendable
Prof Darold E Hodgloss, of the eto
"I
' I " t ' s° " °"l ' m ' th the
neology extension depaitment, and as
test that the "talents base not de-
romoiogy
exten.., Ha
gan
Lased the wall of Ohl Marn t°w° '' '' he Worthley, economies etomology, John
co:Mailed
10. Pepper, etomology extension, and
ENGINEERING EXTENSION Henry W, Thurston, plant pomologist,
sere present at the meeting Penn-
TO SPONSOR LECTURES sylyania, Maryland, Voginia, West
• Virginia, and the United States De
partment of Agriculture had forty
epresentatn es
&buffalo 5 Do Program of Tail.
For Ilammermlll Employ cos 1
Sponsored b} the yng noosing
tension department, a series of lee
lutes to begin Mondat and continue
throughout ,the meek mill be given by
members of the College faculty before
employees of the Hammer mill Paper
company at Eric
Degtnning the five-clam program,
Dr Br tree V. Moore of the &par tment
of education and pririchologt still mrll,
sprnk on "Applied Put chology " Pr of
Barney IV Stover and Di Carl W.
Dater., both of the dem Wield of eco
roinic, lend xocrolo* mill tall: on
"Commerce and Finance"' and 'Deo
nonnes" le.ipectit elm
"Cur tent Pei io 'with; and Bubiness
liettet Wratog" neill be thu topic on
vintli Pr of Met itt M Harr, of the
Engl,h eampo,L6n department,
ulth e, the employees of the ma:s
not plant
E=l
Mt G. C Biotan. chrector of tram
! or Lot the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
on, voll de,ctibe the Bethlehem
Steel plant in a leetui e in i solo .115
Mittel al Industt ice, building at 7 o
deck Monthly The tall, is sponstn
by the Penn State Metallurgaa
society.
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Earle E. Hewitt 'O2, Former 3-Letter
Man, To Assist at Recreation Center
I While a student at Penn State
b AGRICULTURISTS ATTEND
MEETING OF POMOLOGISTS
Prof William II Chetkey of the
School of Mineral Industiies attended
the meeting of the National Mme
Rescue association in Pittsburgh
Tuesday as the remesentative of the
mining department Professor Ched
sey also attended a meeting of the
Coal Mining Institute of America
while in Pittsburgh
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nine daring the same yeats, and was
a in-amber of the track team in 'Ol
and 'O2. Scintillating inn sport nen
to him, he aided the trackman to um
first place in ithe Penn Relays in 'Ol
and to finish a strong tanner-up
•
'O2.
Since his graduation Hewitt has re.
mined in constant touch with the
Collage and has been an esecutive of
the Alumni Association for several
yews. Poi a number of years after
he received his diploma be retained
each fall in an unofficial capacity to
assist in coaching Ohs football team
WOMEN'S COUNCIL RULES
ON PLEDGESHIP TENURE
Panhellenic Lan Decide, Agreement
Must Stand for I Year Term
Any pledge of a women'. national
fraternit} who leaves Peon State
without being initiated ientains a
pledge of that fiaternity for one year
flow the date of pledging, according
to by-laws recently adopted by the
College Panhellenic council.
Tin= iuling is in accordance with
that of the national Panhellenic asso
ciation The regulation IC se pro
vides tint any woman who breaks
'bet pledge when leasing a college
cannot be hal to a fraternity on an
other campus for one yew.
The by-laws state furthei that all
t 'spired of Woken pledges to fi atm
Ities belonging to the local Panhellenic
shall be announced at a meeting of
the local goserning, group
ll=
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Undergraduates
Mane L. Fruehan '32
Gertrude L Ruelir '32
Phyllis B Ben iler '33
Shnley Thorpe '33
Ernest P Black '3l
Arthur W Bite '3l
Henreid Cauhdollar '3l
Call V. Drapienski '3l
S Eugene 'McKibben '3l
Emanuel Perkin '32
Donald A Shelley '32
Ralph Ilgtael Jr. '3l
John J Voorhes '33
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
WOMEN'S SOCIETY
PICKS 4 MEMBERS
Alpha Theta Epsilon, Profey,ional
Journalism SOIMIty, Elects
11Irv. M,ul,, 3 Ewell,
Alpha Tlrita liptidnn, uomen's
honorary pt ofes,ronal jou rnalt,tre sor
orri v. all nntmte fool new members
m Room 405 Ohl Mom at 2 30 o'clock
tomorrou after noon
The Misses Elizabeth It Hat tetnn
mi. Florence C Doe.: '32. and El
canoe 111 Hill nem clotted to ac
tive membetqlito in the organi>ation,
bile Men. Pauline Beery Mack, au
thor, editor and piof,..ssoi, \SUS chosen
a, an honorary member.
Prof Pianl.lm C Bonnet of the
journalism depaitment is acting as
advisor to Alpha Theta Epsilon which
nos (agonized 'tact sear. This organi
zation is aiding . Miss Julia C Brill,
professor of English composition, to
edit the ..omen's Daze of the Manna
Neirs
The fire nette charter members of
thy group are the Nissen Maly
Adams 'll, Janet L Brownback
Ruth M Chestnut "11, Lilian Fisher
"31, and Mart M. Wrlght 12, -bile
the Misses J trice Z Sternum:. 10
and Grace M Woodrow 'SO are alum
nae members
FRATERNI3I 1113 kDS TO HEAR
DEAN M 112.750C1i, SMITH '3l
Arthur It Wai nook, clean of men,
and J. Richard Smith '3l ,ill.speal.
hpfore the second meeting of 00101 n
ity piesiclents in Room 405 Old Main
at 7 10 tonight
Smith and Dean IN arnoek nc r
Penn State's ienresentatt es at the
Natonal Intel fraternity confetence
in New Yolk city during, Thanksgn
ing %neaten, nill gae a repel t on the
well, of the tunfelerce
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42 out of 54
colleges choose
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and Yale agrees
theOOt: UP at windows uhat of
Harkness to findot
the Yale min smokes In the spring
time you'll sec b oa sitt•ng in his
window scat with a merit! of
Edgeworth between his teeth.
Or. Chore) Street.. out at the
Bowl. everywhere the Yale :nut
goes, lus pre and Edgeworth go
coach loin. And at 42 out Of 54 of
'1 the leading colleges and universtues
Edgettorth is the favorite tobacco.
A tobacco murt or good to win
the vote or so many dc,ertmmating
jsmokers. And Edgeworth is good.
ToconvmayourwlitryEdgeworth.
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Women Younger
Than Masculine '
College Entrants
That 0 omen students me able to
enter college when a. yolk younger
than men was indicated by a stalls
tical study of students in the College I
completed recently by William L
Hoffman, s cgtstt at.
The average age of undeiguiduatel
wolnen in the College nes almost a
yeas less than that of the men al-;
though throe were four women who.:
wme born before 1800, Oboe women
of the College wets bout in 1912 than
any other year while the lasgest num-1
bee of men listed in 1911.
The oldest untlesgraduates in Col- ,
lege are 42, leaving a margin of 20,
}Tuts to the youngest, 11 of us how [
la
gave 1911 as their rthdat,..
Avetaging 21 years of ago, the
sensors Ini,e a one-yeas advantage
riser the jams, The sophomores
and fleshmen follow in ostler Nuth
merage age. of 19 and 18 tespee
lively
Campus Bulletin
The Outim Club will hike to Shin
gletoun mountain Sunday afternoon
All members meet at 2 o'clock on th
comet of Mauer giant and Fan
mount avenue.
Your loved ones
Fur (mom ‘
will mot Ge disappointed al
arisinuzs if you let 111
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tale and reliable. No red.tape or
delay. You pay wily for the
flowers plus cost of wire. Place
your order today. •
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Allen St. Phone 580.5•
All women students living off coin- Students inteiesttd in summer wails
pus nic invited to a Christmas party as counselors in boys' camps, 'co
held in the basement lounge of Old Gilbert M Strunk in the Y.M.C.A.
Main from 8 until 10 o'clock Tuesday, office in Old Main
night. Each gill is requested to'
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CLASSIFIED
l‘fenibet, of DeMolay will meet at]
the Sigma Tau Phi house at 7:30 LOST—Ulaek velvet hat and kid
o'clock tonight gloves Satui day night. Please re
turn to COLLEGIAN Office. ltchlk
A Senior women's class meeting
till lie held in Room 418 Old ➢lron at FOR SALE—Studebaker touring car
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All foleigtokorn students are Invit
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Chustmas party at the home of Di. Quiet surroundings Board if de-
Frank D. Kern, at 116 W. Fairmount sited. 206 W College Ave. Phone
avenue, Thursday night. 221-Tt. ltpss
There will he a meeting of the
feicer County Penn State Club in
loom 318 Old Main at 7 o'clock to-
fight.
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Flat top single pedestal desks, 28x44 $12.50
Flat top single pedestal desks, 30x45 18.00
Flat top double pedestal desks, 30x5° 95.00
Student tables 5.00
Gate leg tables 4.50
Typewriter tables, 18.36 9.00
Typewriter tables with drawer and slide 8.50
Telephone stands 440
Chiffoniers 12:50
Book shelves 4.50-
Book racks 1.75'
.
Clothes trees 2.00
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December 15 Ind 16
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