Football
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17.
Penn State vs. Dickinson, at
Williamsport.
Pennsylvania vs. Michigan, at
Philadelphia.
Princeton vs. Yale, at Princeton.
Harvard vs. Dartmouth, at Cam
bridge.
Cornell vs. Swarthmore, at Ithaca.
Amherst vs. Williams, at Am-
West Point vs. Bucknell, at West
Point.
Tufts vs. Rochester, at Rochester.
Bowdoin vs. Maine, at Bangor,
Maine
Bethlehem.
Lehigh vs. Ursinus, at South
Bethlehem.
Brown vs. Vermont, at Provi-
dence
Annapolis vs. North Carolina, at
Annapolis.
Gettysburg vs. Medico-Chi, at
Gettysburg.
Minnesota vs. Indians, at Min-
neapolis
Wisconsin vs. Purdue, at Madison.
Chicago vs. Illinois, at Chica-
Oberlin vs. Western Reserve, at
Oberlin.
Reading Club Banquet
McAllister Hall was the scene of
an unusually successful banquet last
Saturday evening. About twent•
five students from Berks county
were assembled together to partake
of the "wittals" and to mingle in the
good fellowship always found at
such gatherings. The enjoyment
ceased at twelve-thirty, but not until
the following orators had relieved
themselves of a few thoughts :
Pennsylvania German. . .. . .. Prof. C. D. Fehr
The Reading Club .... ..G. D Barbey
Seniors Ex-President E. F. Deysher
Juniors.... .... . . . President H. M. Braucher
Sophs .. ...W. C. Weaver
Freshies P. W. Jones
Preps E H. Werner
Berks at State .W. F. H. Wentzei
Berks at Home M. B. Gerhard
Purpose and Possibilities . . Mr. M. J. Rentschler
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
COLLEGE NOTES,
Dr. Alexius de Sigmond, Profes
sor in the PolSrtechnicum at Buda
Pesth, Hungary, visited the Experi
ment Station last week. Dr. de
Sigmond is Professor of Agricultural
Chemistry and Technology, and has
been traveling extensively in this
country during the past six months,
studying both educational institutions
and manufacturing methods. His
visit to State was for the special
purpose of inspecting the Respira
tion Calorimeter.
Dr. H. P. Armsby left for Baton
Rouge, La. on Saturday, Nov. 10,
to attend the 20th annual convention
of the Association of American
Agricultural Colleges and Experi
ment Stations which opened yester
day in that city. Dr. Armsby gave
a memorial address, the subject of
which was "President George W.
Atherton, of Pennsylvania."
The Camera Club
About ten men gathered last week
to organize the Penn State Camera
Club, a kind of organization new to
State. Q. H. Martin was elected
President, G. D. Barbey, Secretary
and Treasurer, and a committee was
appointed to draw up a constitution.
This club hopes to enroll every stu
dent who is in any way interested in
photography. A dark room has
been secured for the use of the
members. With this co-operative
effort a higher standard of work
may be expected in the La Vies and
photographic work of the future.
Notice
Mr. Smith. of Montgomery and
Co., Bellefonte, will be at the Nit
tany Inn to-day (Thursday) and
Friday of this week with• a com
plete line of pennants, arm-bands,
canes, etc., for the Dickinson game.
The prices are right. Mr. Smith
will also take orders for full-dress
suits for the Thanksgiving Hop.
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and Universities.
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for special occasions
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Cakes, Baked Beans, Sandwiches and
Hot Drinks. Also a choice line of
Confectionery constantly on hand.
Soda Water and Sundaes in all
flavors and to suit all tastes, at the
Old Drug Store Stand.
Try us and Be Convinced
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HATTER & FURNISHER
STATE COLLEGE, - • PENNA
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General Hardware, Tin Ware
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