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              fortunately, this had been and a guard of two mon ix«>n stationed. reinforcements were iient out, normal scout worked his way among "the enemy." before he could report, however, the norrnaiites, who grouped about bonfire made rush, intruders departed into night, after little gentle urging heard from no more. bonlire was lighted, spec- . tatora masqueraders joined in songs yells. normal alumni reunions in two cities this week t4ul pail phi' comity alumni assn. tonlßht. and i,ii/.crno himtpirts thursday. the teachers' annual institutes for dauphin anil luzerne countlos are lilng held this week. one of important events these occasions will he illoomsburg normal school alumni re-unions which evening and thursday respectively be attended by members faculty, it is hoped lioard trustees. county reunion at ilitrrisburg dr. d. j. waller, prof. (i. cope, k. wilbur wife, prot. suthit o. 11. hakeless wife f, ii jenkins wife. big banquet of luzerne county b. s. n. alumni 2vv m mm t efold last night at wilkes- bar re, with faculty members as guests. dr. waller spoke. granville j. clark again elected president of the association. the twenty-second annual meeting of luzerne county bloomsburg state normal school alumni association, held last evening at hotel sailing, wilkes-barre. was attended by more than 1100 members, being followed a banquet, reception and dancing. this reunion, always largest ol kind any in state, marked presence from i>r. waller, l'rof. mrs. g. k. wilbur, prof, j. cope, prof. 11. albert. miss maude smith, m. c. ; stutphen, mary good, margaret jenkins kresge. 1 just year's officers were re-elected . as follows: president, granville j clark; treasurer. if. frank myers; secretary, nancy s. winterhteen. mr. clark, who is also trustee school, acted toastmaster, with following responding: dr. grace wintersteen, head woman's department ilarrisburg hospital for insane, supt. harmon, ilazleton, cope wilbur. all addresses brief largely reminiscent vein. waller stated that biggest thing he had to report history their organization fact year, fim, now recognizes schools part public bvatem state. normal bested bucknell reserves in hard game % played variety of ball that would make it loteresting for wyoming. showed good form outplayed visitors at practically every stage of the game. there was some "doings" on mt. olympus saturday that caused zens and the other immortals to sit up take notice. normal, playing their best game of season showing a form which, if continued will make them worthy rivals wyoming feem- i inary, defeated uueknell reserves by 10-0 score. it required treatment received at hands liueknell academy before s&jr team's latent spirit they got into as though meant business. while he now only two weeks illf with tile men eligible team willingness stick alma ivuiter, proper thing do is get down business from today aid coach vveimer in developing lower wyoming's colors. series between tie normal ha\ing advantage this year's own gridiron, every incentive for working las have not worked season. glory downing would be all greater reason handicaps. normal outplayed bucknell. their rivals of saturday during almost the entire game. first three quarters they had things mostly own way, but in fourth hut-knell braced and did better work. forward passes by were a feature game, with many long gain worked on play. reaps, uueknell, exceptionally good punting. sportsmanlike spirit displayed j fov university men was sharp i contrast to that academy ol week before all loud praises manner which visitors conducted them- selves. coached, way. ' "jack" o'brien, who covered see| ond base for bloomsburg susquehanna league team 1910 danville this year. is assistant foot ball coach at uueknell improved work reflected practically every department. davis myies and, fact, whole are doing worn. walsh mac donald showed up well end dobson showing handling passes. influence friday evening's mass meeting strikingly saturday's normal first to kiel; off. opened the quarter with a kickoff that took ball well into enemy's and atrr several minutes' indecisive play davis carried pigskin around left end on 15 yeard run, scoring touch down of game. attempt kick goal failed. during rej mainder neither/goal j was endangered, remaining near midfieid. touchlmck start umi quarter. reaps second for ijucknell by kicking 20 yards, dobson returning sphere few minutes later 40 yard punt developed into a toufhhack, with the ball brought play on bucknell's 25 yard line. 30 punt by reaps carried well away from bucknell and half closed without ward pass failed an attempted kick was effectually blocked frey. second attempt reap to out of bounds, normal then starting their march. norma! pressed goal, advancing pigskin within 15 yards goal when at giiul field secured bull two own forward i 20 made matters easier for game laft further incident. tlie half. kicked off opening half, punting middle soon after. myles ripped run followed one 12 yeords, carrying third team him tin? last four yards. dobson shot davis lightning tho latter slipped over touchdown ot game. again, failed. during remainder neither side very dangerous, although showed greatly improved form in closing quarter gainer light. lineup: n6rma 1 position mac donald .... left end doyle l smith tackle kester . guard grenninger , stark centre cummings smoezynski. right ...whited frey vandine miller williams .quarter back .reaps waldner (capt) | brown ....right ...clark' full auesliaukes substitutions —yerg brown, yerg kester, brill yerg, walsh donald, sumner brill, mcllot doyle, smith. touchdowns —davis. 2. referee —mac- crea. umpire—hngenbuch. judge—-shambach. timers —hummel leonard. head linesman —brill, time quarters—lo minutes. litierary society news at the normal school ///#/ it'm'is a woman's suffrage night with tin.* caiitepians saturday evening, the entire program along tlinl lino ami enthusiastically received, especially by "if feminine portion of auilleiiee. miss grace "wolf ga\e paptr on "the life susan i!. anthony." marguerite selbcl gave suffragette l'oem and progress movement was fully covered beatrice kly. journal read lena llartificl. philologians, it "hllen terry" night. irene lioughner giving paper george suppleo '"the art ellen terry." advance 15ertha. ilarnei john skweir. member hu> i class 'lo. favored organization willi all address. world's greatest spenders are americans "h/u so declared edward amhei st ott ii his lecture "the spenders." decried conditions placed new light on the matter of getting rid cash. "the spenders" was subject kdward amherst ott's lecture in normal auditorium last evening, llrst institute course, delivered before an audience that entirely filled notwithstanding weather conditions. it a along very different lines from those he has previously given ifloomsburg but none less enjoyed; fact, some truths brought home to his were little short revelation, while one-expressed opinion was, exceptional effort. ifis strong plea against presentday extravagance. is not cut-and-dried affair proven early when dog suddenly appeared platform. i)r. ott patted him, finally coaxed him off and remarked: "if there anything more going happen this 1 want now." two .master passions. "there are master passions," said speaker opening lecture—"the love money | life. man who wastes dollar much human energy. we fjpend $600,000,000 advertising induce people spend. somebody always after you for your money. they church, theatre, woods, rocks if look up toward stars, see baloon with ad. it. oh! educated spenders. "our ashamed get together demand bargain. man's duty fellowman own. every earns specific sum should its value, dollar. traveling men's association have decided refuse tip any employe}, hotel hereafter. all the' jit united states would save week twenty-four weeks could own wall street. thing do break concentrated economy play same game. "an irrigation canal may be as poetic babbling brook far comfortable winter. richest world. "i pay my compliments so-called good fellow 'sets them up' boys fails laundry bills. test character found way spends "you can tell whether christian or church member by gives what gives. no liner place world than among common people, bound bond sympathy. many acquire vocabulary become snobs double their salary. i am proud fact our great captains industry gentlemen swept feet nor debauched gentleman one thousand year rounder fifteen hundred dollars.