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              30 in course ! i/il/i.* —....'- ~...:■ ! stbiwfaders' training work begins at i ' (he college about 30 enrolled last night in the scout course which is being given by bloomsburg state teachers' college. directed bart x. rhodes, harry s. barton led singing evening. prof. d. llartline spoke on "scout program meets boys' need." !l! of needs as living out doors, outdoor activities, adventure. exercise, self expression, skill and recognition. fred ettawa instructed indian sign language. those present were: bloomsburg— jack evans, harold miller. edwin e. howard. norman w. hoaler, kandal s'liuman, cecil gallon, reice, 11. ('. bom boy. raymond hodges, earl n. leßoy creasy, edmond smith, ettawa, barton, rev. j. |t. helstand 1). hartlin.-. 'berwick—frank mohenry, iwelliver, t'un eeisenring. whuani jc'anouse, nicholas jaflln. burnham [ferris, blake, carl heir. espyitev. john weikel, hidlay; still- water —john kindig: aristes —miles kostcnbaudcr; danville—sam reefer; mainville —charles john. teachers' squad resumes work ll\-\\ v " mansfield teacher*' college will play here on { saturday onvy one player hurt. ann- a rest monday the tootbwl] squad of bloomsburg state teachers' college limbered up yertarday afternoon aa work started in preparation for two remaining home igainei ■chedule, that with mansfield normal here on saturday. i three of the varsity who were kept ou t lock haven game by injuries on held limbering up and should be ready to start saturday ■•heck" mowrer, suffered a hip bruise against wu only maroon anjl ctold player injured th. injury he is not w«» but ho may out mans field a. two big ■«""•**; •eason wyoming bemlnary eaat btroud.burg follow. stroudsburg defeated cortland, w. *•• , normal'l2 0 while lost rerkiomen 26 (i. ~,,,c ue e for annual freshman- upper classmen at college started ye«teroay there was good ljmd squad each team. th« '„, will played mondaj 1 following game. mtm|l,er.s are barred \ from competing. boston women's symphony here w orchestra conductor delights packed house at col-j lege auditorium as course feature orchestra 50 pieces the recital of boston women's symphony orchestra presented under direction noted pianist, ethel leklnaka, in college auditorium last night aa feature number ihia winter's lecture and artists' course i college, was not only fluent musical event bloomsburg has ever had privillego to listen but unique many resects. this orchestra, which consists more than 5u women organized three years ago is now opening its second season concert work, gave before a large enthusiastic audience that thoroughly enjoyed every program. mo far as known it america one members girl 13 age. mis.* leginska, conductor tine organization, most american pianists. th» plays chiefly pittas w :■■• waved bloomaj burg smallest community 1 ha ;•..•'.' nication fine e tlih ■•■ ' ■ arranged. orchca,r;,. traveling four motor .......... ■• - from here buffalo, n. t.. cleveland, ulii.) then chicago. evening round applause greeted ojmjvl™ '* **»" oening the, program grew into an ovation at its close after miss leginska was recalled several times by the iudie.nce orchestra played an encore, charming large number in auditorium with "intermezzo" from "cavelleria rusticana." opening overture. glinka's "russian and ludmilla" until closing number, overture, "rlenzi," wagner, audience gave closest ot attention to this musical treat. • interpretation of beethoven's i symphon no. 5, opus 57, best [ known most admired all his symphonies, left nothing be desired. first movement, "allegro con brio," horns woodwinds were prominent as violins. "andante moto," beautiful slow movements ever written one jof outstanding on | evening's program. each movement interpreted a skilled manner that proved beyond doubt member true musician. not only liszt's "hungarian fantasie" for piano organ superbly but also conducted accomplishment, which so far is : known, has never bten duplicated therefore unique feature i of the evening. intricate fantasy as in all liszt compositions required a great deal technique and showed to splendid advantage ability soloist. this number was followed by light ' playful "dance clowns" from tho opera "the snow maiden" rim! sky-korsakoff. program follows: glinka, overture, "russian ludmllla;" beethoven, symphony no. 5, opus 57, (a) allegro con brio, (b) andante moto, (c) tscherao), (d) maestoso, presto; liszt, hungarian fantasia for piano orchestra played conducted ethel leginska; rimsky-korsakoff, dance i'vnvns, "tho "■taden;" wagner, "rienzi." . kthol ijeginsu* kthol ijeginsu* mansfield teachers here for game on the bill i !?«»• tut itliome this year with tho • exception of wyoming next week. #