Page 1 ouv FRESHMEN ENGAGE IN FIRST WORKOUT Plebe Chid Mentor Holds Light Drills as S 5 Seek Posts On First, Eleven Casting high and pier, school al legiance mule, ughtyfive nspiting Yemlmg guilders donned Penn State onifot net Lou the lust time on Tui,- day and began the long 'haggle Lou cm clod positions on the 1929 freshman gt id umehtne. With calisthenics and short sprint, taking up the greater part of the ini tial practice sessions yesterday and Wednesday, Coach Dutch Hermann be gan Ins scald, for the most moans ing candidates in the plehe girl al lay. Charlie Speidel. varsity wrest ing, coach, is assisting the Lion mon th, in rounding the squad into shape Prep Stars Report Folios; up calisthenics drill at the opening 01 each practice, Coach Hei mann has put the linemen through ^holt sprint 9051011,4 while passing and kicking is Winging the backfield men into satisfactory condition In addition to the regular practice unite; Coach Bei-mann', direction, assistant Cal sity coaches Higgins, Bedenk, and Con.)Ner will and at the Fliday and Monday In adios. Beginning next meek, the squad a ill probably be biolain up into Sep mate teams By that time, Coach be able to doted mine the outstanding men Among the numelous high and plop school stets eporting for practice are Beck, a halt, limn Montelnn, N. S , Muck, end on the Shaipsville High gild team, Nebel and Snyder, halfback and end from McKinley Tech in Wash ington, I) C , Von Walbog of Peek skill, Band of Williamsport high and Dalanson seinmaiy, and Coelh lion, .11mes Madison high school do Brook lyn, N. Y. Specials. A Reliable Alarm Clock . . One Case (100) Toilet Paper 1 Lti. (20 doz.) Hotel Tumblers 1 Doz. Chore Boys or Girls 1 White Star Broom .. . The Keefer Hardware ALLEN STREET 1904 1929 The First National Bank for twenty-five years has , been developing service to meet the banking needs of the students of Pennsylvania State College, and with an efficient and courteous corps of employees, would solicit your checking account on the basis of ' , SERVICE. The First National Bank Capital $200,000 Resources $2,500,000 New Water Wagon Attracts Interest Coach Bw.dek's new device for "mate, mg" has football team be tween quartets has ',mewed con sidetable publicity m Patsbuigh and Philadelphia novsspapers. It mobable that when the Penn State team sisits these cities the "water wagon" still attract a great deal of athmtion. Although this des ice lies been used by ~ e‘ etal colleges in the :Dully, notably Stanford and West Point, Penn State is the first Penn syls man college to adopt this meth od of displat mg the old "bucket and Sponge". The machine is filled 0 iii uatei before each practice of game, and tit is pumped into the tank in intim to fotLe the liquid tin ough numbet of tubes The playem are able to iecene a spiny of eater from the tubes by pies‘ine on a small leaNei IL 0. T. C. CORPS SECURES USE OF' HOLMES FIELD Authority to use Holmes Field for drilling and ceremonial purposes, has been granted to the College nulttary department. The (Image is necessary because of the buildrag operations taking place at pre , •ent on the old drill field Improvements will be made in the gunroom to the entrance and to the steps behind the Ai nun v. These I rn. pros ement- wdl facilitate the secur ing of guns RADIO OPERATORS APPLY Candidates for assistant operator lot the College radio station should tonnnunitate by letter with Gilbert ossley, electi cal engineer ing de pat burnt, Engineering D, helot° ne',t Thui ,day The letter should contain candidaten' c'per rence. 98c $6.66 $12.75 . 98c 89c COLLEGE GRANTS DR. WENDT LEAVE —o— (Conttnned from fhat page) held great future po9sdahtreq, be ac retard but later loco:larder.' and de .erded to remain at Penn State. Dr. Wendt mulled out the plans of his ptedeeessol, Dr C G. Pond in establishlng the Dr. Joseph Pltestley 'home at Notthumberland as a shrine for chemists. The museum nn the grounds there houses practically all vastang Puestley apparatus and memos The dean Is best ].noon foe his lc setnehes on the chemical action of Indium 1113.0, the measurement of by. drogen ion concentration, and chem. leaf reactions in cleetileal discharges. In his work on tungsten and helium he cleated tempetatuies hotter than the hottest star and made iliscoses. les relative to the explosion of the atom lie holds membership in neatly Katy scientific and educational as .oiaations, honorary fraternities and clubs, and holds important commit tee chairmanships in the Amman Chemical society, the National Re search council and other science or - ganizatams. ~ ..., Cleanliness Courtesy Excellent Service ~, CLUB DINERS, Inc. "You Can Get It at Metzger's",,,-- Teat Books, Student Supplies of All Kinds ATHLETIC GOODS Gym Uniforms •` Shirts 65c Khaki Pants 85c Shoes 81.25 ALL 15c PGARtiTTES 2 for 25c Visit our new Sporting Goods Department 111-115 Allen Street 'HE PENH STATE COLLEGIAN Family of 18 Takes Mary Dysart's Post Following a successful fifteen yew.' college cutest at Penn State, Mary Dysatt '29, received het diploma at the close of Summer Session recently So that Mary's name and fame mm, not lie forgotten, eighteen sis- tens and one brother have enrolled In the same curriculum. When Mary wan to school, she lead her class with high grades in every test. Piofessms hope her brother and sisters will maintain her fine record I fin Mary was runner-up for a world's Ichamplow , hip Now that she is gone, the daily heads are eager to see her telatives sin similar honors in the !Brown Swiss cattle class, for Mary is a cow, not a co-ed. LEAVES FOR FUNERAL Miy. Louisa .1. flurlbrink of the !German department left Wednesday to attend the funeral of her father, i who died suddenly at his home in Collinwlale. She is expected to re turn ner t . week. UNDERCLASSMEN BEGIN TENNIS TOURNAMENTS In competition for the underclass championship, tennis tow foments will he held by menthe's of the soph omom and f cabman classes early no.t month. The umneis of the two tour neys will play to decide the lower I class champion. Class numerals will be awn, ded the Ell=l and freshman classes who wish to par ticipate in the tournament should leave then names at Recreation Hall immediately. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS CANDY & McGAUGHEY Dressmaking and Millinery $4.02 CLIP THIS ADVERTISEMENT $4.02 It is Worth $4.02 If Presented Friday, Sept. 27 "ONLY" Bring This Coupon to Our Store With Only 9Sc—And Receive A PARK COMBINATION PEN-PENCIL Jumbo Sire, Ili-inch Chased Cold Filled Band Colors: Red, Green, Blue, Black, Gray and Mahogany . Very Pen Tested MW' THIS PEN GIVEN FREE If You Can Buy One in the City For Less Than Five Dollars Park Pens Are Reliable—Fine For School—Unbreakable LuerrED NUMBER—COME EARLY—No Coupons Accepted After Close of Solo Recommended by Bookkeepers, Students, Artists, Postal Clerks, etc, for its smooth point and dependable flow of ink. Rea & Derrick Cut-Rate, Inc. Fz Fall brings even greater value i f t Stetson Sehoble and The Campus Hats $5 to $lO Arrow and lde Shirts $2 to $3.50 Superba Cravats $1 to $2.50 Endicott- Johnston 11.0. T C. Shoes $3.95 AUTHORITIES ANNOUNCE Plot Arthur C Cloetingh has FACULTY PROMOTIONS a full professor of dramatics same department. Dr. Jacob Tange r of the hi Among recent promotions in the department is assuming the faculty, two members of the depart of Dr. Asa E. Martin, who is ai moot of English composition were ad vanced, College officials announced sent completing the second solo yestei day. I hiv wink, "The Hiitory of the I Prof. John H. Frizzell has beeniStales." Dr. Martin still retail made a full professor of public speak- Position ns head of the hiitor mg in the English department, and Partnient. NIGHT AND DAY. TAXI SERVICE SPECIAL TRIPS CAN BE ARRANGED FOR H. K. RESIDES Bell Phone 196 Office Phone 7." SMALL SIZE FOR GIRLS AND LADIES Formerly Ray D. Gilliland Society Brand & Braeburn Clothes Society Brand and Braeburn have always been known This fall the styles are as master style and value - as always and the values greater than ever before - - everything that you require $3O to $5O Johnston & Murphy, Florshmm, Walk-Over, Crawford Friendly-Five Shoes for men. $5 to $l4-5° Stetson, Walk-Over, Selby and Men'hail Shoes for Wo, r C) rrl mit 9 S Friday, September 27, 1 Propel—Repel—Expel Pencil Alinement
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