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prising data as to the . broad utility
of this convenient 'form of fuel.
On Saturday morning November
7th Mr. Meredith, -one .of the engi
neering officials of the Pennsylvania
railroad, at Altoona, gave a valuable
and interesting lecture in the old
chapel upon "Engine Houses and
their Accessories." Mr. Meredith
treated the locomotive as an operat
ing unit and dealt with the method
of handling it and preparing it fOr
service. The subject was presented
in a manner which brought •clearly
to the hearers' conception the ex
tended and complex organization
necessary to keep a great railroad
like the Pennsylvania in operation.
Other engineers who have already
promised lectures are as follows:
Mr. I. C. Minick of the Engineering
department of the Pennsylvania rail
road; Mr. F. H. Snow, Chief En
gineer of the Pennsylvania' . Depart
ment of Health; Mr. C. 'F. Nelms,
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
a consulting sanitary engineer of
prominence, of Philadelphia.
Mr. Minick will come here either
this week or next and will deliver an
illustrated lecture upon "The Wash
ington Terminal." This terminal
has just been completed and repre
sents many advanced engineering
ideas.
Addresses and Positions of 1908 Me-
chanical Engineers.
G. S. Breneman, with master me
chanic, - Huntingdon and Broadtop
Railroad, Saxon, Pa.
J. M. Coleman, with R. &P.
Coal and Iron company, Reynolds
ville, Pa.
J. H. Dougherty, with Jeanes
yille Iron Works company, Hazle
ton, Pa.
E. G. Dußarry, with Pittsburg
Valve and'Fitting company, Barber
ton, Ohio.
D. F. Evans, with Allis-Chalmeks
company, Milwaukee, Wis.
M. W. Fox, with Jeanesville Iron
Works company, Hazleton, Pa.
M. B. Gerhard, with Chapman
Valve company, Indian Orchard,
Mass.
J. M. Harding, with Carnegie
Steel company, Homestead; Pa.
G. B. Hastings, with Tabor Manu
facturing company, Philadelphia.
J. H. McCoy, with General Elec
tric company, Schenectady, N. Y.
W. H. Salmon, with Bessemer
Gas Engine company, Grove City,
Pa.
J. B. Shatzer, assistant in shops
at The Pennsylvania State College.
A. B. Steigerwalt, with Carnegie
Steel company, Homestead, Pa.
R. W. Steigerwalt, with Arm
strong Cork company, Lancaster, Pa.
W. G. C. Thompson, with New
port News Ship Building company,
Newport News, Virginia.
S. B. Valentine, with Porter Lo
comotive company, Pittsburg, Pa.
J. B. Wharton, with Jeanesville
Iron Works company, Hazleton, Pa.
H. C Woodward, with American
Locomotive Works, Automobile De
partment, Providence, R. I.
SATURDAY'S GAMES
State vs. Navy,at Annapolis
Army vs. W. and J.
Dartmouth vs. Harvard.
Dickinson vs. Bucknell.
Hamilton vs. Colgate.
Johns Hopkins. vs. Delaware
Lehigh vs. Ursinus.
Michigan vs. Penn.
U. of Pittsburg vs. Indians.
Yale vs. Princeton.
Cornell vs. U. of Chicago.
Middlebury vs. Amherst.
F. and M. vs. Susquehanna.
Geneva vs. Slippery Rock.
Athletic Election.
At the election for assistant gen
eral athletic managers held last
Chursday, F. E. Bittenbender, W.
C. Summer, and L. W. Smith were
chosen.