7 ff,T'7;thrA,
Good St rt
ways Helps
NEW SYSTEM
~ OF FINANCES
I NOW IN USE
Inter Class Treasurer and
Budget System Put In Op
eration For First Time
With tine opening of the collegiate
, your today, the now budget system of
"111 class Mimes mloch promised to rose
lutionice the former almost "system
g".3l,To" t tine ll,ll":,lteme,,"„'t
adopted at a 'mass meeting last sprang
when an interclass constitution thus be
nag drama up, but tins mall be the first
opportunity to gise it a practical try
out. Moo on part of thes3stem, the
later-class treua , ucr , N, yin Fl,unmg,
o u r tio. of athletics, tutu up
ban new
The budget system an brief is sim
ply this• A financial ammuttee is ap•
pointed from each class extept the
Freshman, who will be represented by
the Junior Loma:aloe until after their
first elections Those tommitttes ni
- . .. .
conjunction intth the Interclass treas•
sneer determine the Mahal for their re
f spective classes and enlist approve all
expenditures to be made by their
clams. Thc budget . an approximate
''t, estimate of the amount of expenditures
together with the required assessments
of each class, mob semester. These OM
- , sessments are to be paid during regis
tration days, and in invordence nal%
- title, the respective clans treasurers or
their represcntati,cs store to be found
stationed in the hall of Old Mem Mir
, mg the past Om days.
The three class finance committees
have met end the budget has been
made out, eAcept, for the Freshmen she
are unortamitcvl ASt MAW budget
will be made out la 3C te,. The Senior
.. . . . .
finance committee is composed of Pry,
chairman; 3lcCulloch, treasurer; Bray,
. . Texter and Obterraeyer. 'Chen budget
is $3.00 for class dues and $1 tal•tor in
..- . ier.elass 11111,3 and Si 00 for inter-elass
a
ports
dues. 'rho Junior committee has
~- F velar, chairman. Huston, tmasurcr
i ll i
'Bober, Linn rind Fast 'flie Joni bud
,uet IN OM Mine Its tile Senior except
'..- that I.:lVie anal Junior Prom ' assesS
meats will be le; nee at a later date
Turner, chairman, Nilson, treasurer,
Lowrie, Peters and Wallace are the
Sophomore committee and the budget
! . , Jr $.l 00 for chie,, duesand $l 00 for
Interclass sports doer All class dues
- may be paid in two emelt in.dalments
—at the beginning of each semester.
iflie various class accounts lance not
1,, .et been Willed earn to the inter.elass
14... treasurer. So of the latter's duties
qua to handle all class funds; to re
.., - ' ceise and pay not money for the tar.
~' ions classes: to keep separate account.;
;e each el,ass, to refuse . to pay nnv
bill WbILII "elerale tO . hint unreasonaLle
.;. or unnecessary, men if appro; ed by
tire Roam.' committee unless it lane
again twin presented to the Anis, and
l to szpf r ox
o n f li d Acc ; r t ec• f i a n n e , :it .a s in% ors mg ev.-
4, ..I. P , e ln accordance nn
la his ;latent, the
'lnterclass treasurer lins Issued the, fol.
.... , hoeing notice to store keepeec and oth-
I I(
r'''' '",.. ers: I
f',. , " 1 „ 1 ''To ohm it may COW ern
in 1 1 ,. ,` ::. t._ 'Asa
t,a intit of
f the neo u Interelas. I .
i4O '... Th u m " t! onl -s er ' , " n m s o per. " lXLcZ . ll a c l ;; ‘ ; ' ,, ' .l
. .5), , ,.: , ...„,, , ,,i;,,,ecl by the interelas.. treasurer, onll 1
';: f il . C.. 4 ''
i t ' lle " L u sts f o o r f t g l e I Ve r it ei n " Vati r l a a id g t by
r 'College.
i lk:
'lt is therefore accessary to bring
' i
s o ih.:
it : rat itnbot r i
el
memosc e p t i:i l .ra. l i tef o rir n i t
funds, tie
, ierf a r r e3 t (tif
,h t aor l .l i in ai t
enao n sa t at i ,,
p l, :a i ra l I ,f,
dram, ardor as stated mane."
PENN STATE'S STUDENT
OOYERNMENT BODIES
STUDENT BAORD
H. A. Clark, 'l7
J. S Obeile, 'l7.
E. J. 'Kenney, 'l7.
J. H. Wilson, 'lB.
,C. sl. Fowler, 'lB.
F. B. linger. 'lO.
HONOR COMMITTEE
C. K. Illlouell, 'l7.
G. C Morris, 'l7.
W. H. Locke, 'l7.
F. U Parrish, 'lB.
W. It. Diem, 'lB
W F. Hull, 'lB.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Seniors
H. A. Clark W. H. Bather
IV. E Kroll 13 It. Ober
C. It Mason 11 J Fair
L Steel J.lienney
T. S Oberlo N Kkl
,) C. 13 Patton. _ .
All n
J.
11. Hurprr c
R. N Catering) er
H.enlaml
Juniors
.1 H. Wilson S Ewing
C. A Fouler .1? G. Parrish
D. M. Huber A 11 Coon
H. S. Coughlin J. M. Johnston
J. C Gill
Sophomores
Erwhank
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F. 13 Ungcr
1916 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Varsity.
pt 23—Susquehanna University nt
mule.
29—Westminster, at home.
7—Bunknell, nt home.
. 14—West Virginia IVesicynn, at
mine.
21—Pennsylvania, army.
28—Cottyshurg, at home.
4--Geneva, at home.
Tl—Lehigh. away
17—(Peiasylvauht Day) Lat.
tyette, at home.
or. AO—Thanksgiving Dny) Pitts.
Jurgh, away.
Freshman.
.tuber 14--Willininsport Dickinson
Seminary at home.
1. 21—Wyoming Seminary, at
mine.
211—Bloolusharg Noma! School,
home
4—Univelsity or Pennsylvania
,'resitincii, at Philadelphia.
V 11—Mansfield State Normal
ichool, lit home
r. Ib—liellelonte Academy, at
10111 e.
v. 25—University •ni Pittsburgh
rreslinten, at Pietoburgh
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TO INCREASE
MILITARY DEPT.
War Department Details
Two Additional Officers
As Instructors—lnspector
Kingman Recommends
Engineering and Artil
lery Instruction At Col
lege
Acting upon the recommendations of
Captain Kingman, who inspected the
cadet regiment lust May, the War De
partment has detailed two additional
army officers to the college to act es
instructors in military science and as
assistants to Captain :Abroad. The first
of the new instructors to be sentto the
college mill be Lieutenant Karl Beahr
of the Ti. S. Infantry. Lieutenant Beebe
niat present confined to the Walter
Reed (Immoral Hospital at Washington,
11. C.. with is slight operation Captain
li'inginen was very much pleased with
the military work: of the college last
spring especially with the signal and
hospital corps
Siery possible effort to place tiro col
lege ou the military honor roll will be
made during the next year. It is prob.
eble that uniforms for the cadets will
nett year be furnished free of charge by
the ipuernment.
Thu cilia club will he organized no
soon after the opening of college as pos
sible. The Deis" talent has purchased
emend new championship Shinenil rifles
for the train to use in the coming in
tercollegiate mat4ies.
There are at present about twenty
or thirty students of Bean State, mem
bers or the National Guard at the
border. There are also a number of
faculty ac
members with the machine gee
WITH at Mount Gretna. Among the
faculty members who are at Mount
Gretna are. Davis, instructor of
mathematics. mud Arthur Deming of
the English Department
STATE RETAINS
SAME COACHES
Harlow, Whitney and Mar
tin Will Again Mould Penn
State's Varsity Team—
Coaching System Un
changed
With the present football wagon well
under mimic, it is now an assured fact
that the Penn Stitte,rotichnig staff will
Lave preetivall3 tint same peCeonitel to
the staff ulneh turned out the success
ful rleten ot 1915, 'quick" Harlow,
anichnita football coach, mill again Imth
ittll mare) in the dem Mop:tient of the
Mato team As asnistants Harlem will
hate “111111' . Whitton. the fernier Dart
mouth site. end "Hill" \iartin, Penn
Mato's (minor awl trnek coach \NlA
ney will Arenrind the timer part of hit
lone in eching the haektirld men,
while 3laitin still take over the train
of the code
'hurler. all ohm lime the aid of
-Pete" Meathe at eel tam pentode dm
mg the seozon. Menthe onpecta to apend
some time lore nt Slate in the early
part of the eenvon and it to that
the former Penn
`and
follinek mill be
here the week preceding the PILL game
to help atth the development of the
backfield candidate/4
OLD SYSTEM RETAINED
After a full year's trial Barton has
bet rime tom !need of the th of the
system of play imitata Led tact be - n.BOll
1111.1 In consequence will del clop this
year's teant along similar lines. Har
lon s's at stem, %Oath is kn. n as Vito
Penn State system, combines the best
features of the various sr steam aced
to) the limiting collage and antlers,.
fief. In the
•
Harlon this yeararilalso continue
Inn squad system of combing. In
this manner each into,, on the tenon
nil reeene the mu/amino innount of
Individual instruetm I...mon:laze sill
be held not oftener than toll, IL week
and. netunl nod, on the field will bu
nuppletnented by 111111101 . 011 a blaenboard
talks
AVliitiray. the Niel:field romieli,
WS retained time grass drill as nn
portent feature In Ids training of the
backfield linen the grass drill omen
oliginnted by Coach or
Dartmouth, and Whammy became eon•
vmneed of ill VON° NVIIIIO playing on
the 111 g, Omen hewn The thief per.
pose of the is to bring about CO
rdination of thought and inoreinent en
tho part of the players Pile spiral peon
from center, introduced by Whitney
last season. has lllso boon retained.
. .
An Innovation in this year's niciliod
of training in ill be the intrixinetion of
in stimuli training table for the irtrsiti
men. Heretofore there bas been no
distinction between varsity and non.
ritrsity men. This fall, liowitier, the
first eighteen men on the ,arsitv squad
will be seated at a separate table.
24 PENN STATE MEN
AT PLATTSBURG CAMP
Twent v.four 211.111 representing hye
dame,. 'l3, 'lB, 'lll, 18, 'lO, attended
the military training camp at Platts•
burg this summer. The work done by
the state dolma!en reflected moot fas.
Drably 1111011 the Milder, Department
of the College C A. Fowler. 'lB, at.
tabled the highest rank poomble for an
atendant to imin, he tins anointed first
liententint, of one of the student corn•
panics. The performance of the other
State men nos most creditable, moral
attaining the lank of non commissioned
officers. The new army appropriation
bill recently;awed by congress pro.
tides that in the future the government
shall defray nil the expenses of the
men uttenaing the amp, includfng
board uniform and transportation
The complete list of Penn State nien
ittendins the cutup follows.--A D.
Hebei, ii, H P Young, 'l3, .1. F
Black, 'l3. I A Robinson, 'ID. J. E.
Bald. 'lB, D. I, Essen 'III F. J. Bosh,
'lB, F P. Ross. 'ID, J. IT. Frame .16; E
R. Frets. ex 'if, J E Shriller, 'lll, L. S
Creo•suitan, 'lB, If C, Lindenuttli. 'IS,
F. E. Thomas. C A. Punier, 'lB, IT
It tin% 1.11. 18 .1. ii Thayer, jr, en
111, lf ii'. Samsun, 'lB. II 'fl. Jelferls,
'lO, J. J Meisel, Jr., 'lB. J. II hunter,
.Ir, 'ID E. IT Darracii, 'lO, R I". Turn,
'l7, R. S. Da, as,
J..r.-- ; r~r
:: •xl3'x'""
~~•
FRESHMEN HAVE
BIG SQUAD OUT
Coach Herman Starts Sea
son's Work With Record
Squad of First Year Can
didates Many Prep
School Stars Out
Although the 111.0.1.,nune on the fresh
man schedule is nearly a 1110110 ate ,y $
‘ . .11111111" /II int tn, head enull of to
scatting fie%. O. has annul, started:te
lt,. murk la preparation for his full
campaign 'I he treslun in schedule for
191 u, tneladiug ns it dots ranted malt
the loner-as of Penus3lllllllll. amid
Pat 11,41.11 1.1 probably the toughmit
that a Plan 'state Ilrst 3 tar team has
user been tall, d upon to face and us
con/mg.:me loath Herman believes In
getting off to an auks start
This yea, fiesluntin "minketes suer°
called out ill. tune time as the varsity
noon tail ptendiet stab the re
suit that ni pleseat Ittiman lias ono
of the large t ireshman quads =years.
Thus fur nearly fifty heat 3enr candl
dates halo reported fur duty on Old
Bearer field.
This season Conch Herman is being
assisted in inn couching dotass by" 11111"
Wood, eaptem of the varsity team loot
year. Mood has taken charge of the
trite clad:dates elide Hereunto m devot
mc partitulitr attention to the banks
and ends
A mummer of good men halo turned
out for the line point.. tins fell.
Among the linemen Fuselong, nit Brook
lyn Manual Tramhig Sac., Mains unit
prominently. Poishing, intro wmglisillo
pounds on football togs, line played cen
ter on the Brooklyn 3lnimal team for
the last three )ears. Dining the last
too years Inc has been poked as an all
wholes.. center 1,3 the Nen' Yorke,
tics The big lineman is fairly fist
need shifty on his feet and nett probably
Inn MIIIIO • Over IMO n ,mite because of
his ninglit roil stsength
Another promising human is Miller,
of Peddle Institute Miller, intro weighs
close to 1110 pounds, glinted tenter on
the Rutgers College tenor for one Rea-
NM Other busmen Include Ithu.k, ry
oliting Seminole, 11111 s, Indiana nor
o.l, Bart, \Vacs-Barre Rosser),
Lock thin en Normel; and Tdrol, Alte•
glieny nigh Among the centers nho
have reported toe Bauch, a protege of
Bert Barron from Bethlehem Prep.
Braun, Witslongton Mt.) nigh: Slop
py, 11ilkomborg High. and Amos, Gor
don institute. Georgia, Amos ms.s pek•
ed by south, rn critics as an ell-cholas
tie colter last Paine
Candulates MllO ere out for end go
•Itiono are Burns. Vi aslongton
Osborne. Dußois High Carpenter,
11..1d Normal, Keith, Norristonn
111111 SMOC/31v.ki, the form. Bellefonte
Atadtmy star.
GOOD BACKFIELD MATERIAL
Among the backfield enndulate. Conch
lierman hn. uneartlad wont. good ma
larial, %finch in tune should produce
ounce firit claan backfield men For the
onarterback job Merman line War. of
Douninglon n High, ,o rely, Marcia el I
Normal; Bethlehem Prop., and
1l iibwh, formerly oillllterback on no.
Uniformly of lfoulollwrg elm en Milho
lion quite a reputation placement
kicker and h. alto hod come expenener
in punting.
PimWhites for the other
positions include Harbin ul., Bellefonte
We,
i ll m artett, titroitdsburg Binh. Grit
-11 onshurg 11onnel Andy; con,
lien Anon High. t,lleny, Juniata Prep;
Harris. Bradford High, Ppm P. Pen
bode Ifigh (Pittsburgh). 'stout, .11
toonn High Mel.ille) lioness.; Binh
Mc( lellen, Bellefonte night and Wolfe.
McKeesport nigh Of thew own An
demon, Itorrettand Stunt lime Armin
Op especially n ell in pre...co Oriflith
lin bt far the best punter in the sound.
ut In omen-hat handicapped by Ids
lock of weight liertiAvirk. mho hails
from Bellefonto hitch, S another bock.
field condulate that has a reputittion
for being able to boot the ball Hark.
wick's specinlly is drop locking
MEMBER OF PRESIDENT'S
CABINET VISITS COLLEGE
The Penninl‘ania State College bet
meek cottrtalned some. hat unexpected
ly and certainly somoulint, Informally
a member of President Wilson's cab
inet 'Clic member In questa. mat
one other than the Hon. William It
Wilson secretary of labor, or ho n con
s nth Cologel J. L Spangler, of
Bellefonte, Journeyed ester from
to Slate College by automobile
Untortutintels Dr Sparks and the
radials department heads mere all ab
sent (rote eollege at the time of the
itotorte arrisal Secretary awl
life companion, hummer. succeeded in
securing a glade 01 the agricultural
buildings and Were thee rambled to s felt
the college (arose and the dilierent
Viof Interest on the camp.. Mr
dson expressed himself as betng nosy
much pleased Noah all that be nun trio
stated Ills desire to come imam Islam
he Altrilld limo more time at his dis
posal.
To The Alumni of Penn State
The Collegian this year is continuing its progressive
policy and we are presenting the news in such a way that
we believe that the Alumni should take a special interest
in the paper.
This issue of the Collegian is being sent to all Alumni.
Those who wish to subscribe should do so at once or sig
nify their intention of doing so in order that they will
continue to receive the paper.
The present rate is $1.25' a year, but after October 15
the rate will be $1.50. Make all checks payable to the
Penn State Collegian.
'T\ •.a 6
Trittrig 4r
LOOK FOR BIG
YEAR IN MUSIC
AT PENN STATE
Glee Cluli Will Appear In
Pittsburgh, Philadelphia,
New York and Chambers
burg—Sante Fe Trip Pos
sible At Easter Time
One of the biggest veers in mush:
that Penn State has escr experienced
is being looked breast to this year
by all wbo ue in uny sill,' connected
!filth musical nctisitles of 'be College.
Wsth a number of log outside name
Hone being booked for the season, and
two or three trips already guaranteed
the glee and inundolin clubs, not in
cluding the probable trip of the glee club
toner the Sante Fe railroad. one can see
that a busy time will doubtless be we
perienced by the serious musk-al or.
ganientions.
Glee mid mandolin club work Islll
start at once, and the college chorus call
eill be issued about the lint of October.
The glee club preliminiir) trials um
held last spring and Dean Robinson
plans to ship the contestants unto
shape wry 81.1011, for there are nine sac
canines to be filled in the glee club and
four in the mandolin clad The trot
home aplearanee of the tomlumed musi
cal clubs dull be in the auditorium on
the Saturday cc sung folloming Penn.
sylsenia Disy
Manager `moorhen' lies been busy all
mourner booldog dates Mr the glee club
modmelting arrangements for oncurta
here the combined clubs e ill make
their first outside appearance in Pitts•
burgh at Thaekagising time Beteeen
Chrintinns 111111 Waster, trips led! be
made to Philadelphia end Chambers•
burg, and on March d the glee club sr ill
enter the college gleeshil, competition
in Carnegie Ball. N. York city The
~sate Olob was the only college organ•
maims to rams° honorable mention,
Lich sirtually meant second place, at
the trials there last year Unless
foreseen eircimistances arise at present
it, the glee club Sul make the Sante
Fe trip at Faster time.
RNEISEL QUARTET HERE
The K 110114. 1 ,4 will be included an one
of three attractions that wilt be
brought flout the untold,, to Penn State
tint seamn, and they U.lO. bound to be
gi,en a hearty iodinate
Christine 3111
ter, mutilate, will give one of the
ether concerts, and the tined bas not
et been secured The first of these
attractions hill conic before lhanka
gt,ing
Tun saltine:en on the Naraity male
quartet are causing no little competition
mid a large number of good men are
tr3ing h a rd tut ,the position.. Theee
posiletnieificcrini ut ,a.
cant by the death of W. I. Fester and
aceond has, cleft Natant by the gnulu•
anon of II I'. Vail
There is us Jet no indication of iellUlt
Port of material the Freshman class
%Hit torn out, no fon hear reported to
Dean Robinson An effort will be made
to organize ntiotnei Fleiiinnart quartet
tuns ear Lust )cur's reeolunan quer.
tot. nill be retained RA the Sophomore
quartet this yeas.
The department of mimic has already
bee un:typed :nth student applicanta
on curious lines and all indicantna point
to a busy Henson for Dean Robinson
There no an eopecially largo list on
cored for organ study
BILL WOOD TAKES UP DUTIES
AS MEMBER OF FACULTY
Friends of .. Bill" Wood, last venr's
popular football tandem and president
of the student go‘ennnent b o ;11.1.
oil to learn that he lanu not seseresi lute
conneetton nab the college butt huts
been engaged to ant as an advisor to
the luso Year students In .agnetulture.
Mr Wood will lune charge of all cor
respondence conneded with the too
)ear manic rind null In Illialt:011 net Ai
geneml advltur of the 111.1,
DA their reprosentatme nt all times, Mr
Mood nlll aloe act as the connoettutg
link betneen the student ta college and
the conutuanity from nhalt Ile tn.`,
Qtr mg to the nwal dudricts as 11111(11
stw.en sto the college is capable of ten
dertng.
Ali:bough having no official count,
Hon v lth the Athletic Association ot the
collige. "Hill" ill main°, to devote
much 01 hie tune to the dot elopment of
football of Penn Slate.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Prowlant—lT .\ Clark
Vara csulent—C Ilalloaell
Treasurer—P IT MeCallot It
Secretall—A II Underhill
JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Freelilent—T. It IVlleen
Vice esident —R. A. Higgins
Treasurer—T. SI. - Huston
Secretary—L F. Iln:ley
SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS
Presided—l' II Unger
Vire President.--E I. Bort/.
Treneerer—W. II 1‘ Henn.
Secretory—N W. Grubb
DEANS SPEND
BUSY SUMMER
Dr. R. Ti. Watts Takes Ex
tensive Auto Tours—Dean
Crane Engaged in Natur
al Study—Deans Sackett
and Blaisdell Visit Educa
tional Institutions
The deans of the serums schools
spent a tory busy summer In ntaid,
literary work and teasel Penn \\ * att..
made estensite tours with las family
through New Leyland to Inn automobile
slitting many educational itudttutions
Dealt ,Crane spent the sunaner inanity
in and about State College engaged ui
study and college duties Dean Sackett
I
ade a tour 01 the middle west and
also spent a short time on the coast of
the Imddle txent arid.lllo spent a short
time on the coast of 3lame Dean train
delIN attisittes took bun to many in
mantes and he also was engaged in ed.
sting seteral Shakespearian text-books
Dean Watts' auto tour began at July
when he sisited the Gettysburg bat
tlefield He then it rot to Philadelphm,
across New Jersey to New Sorb Cits,
where Ito spent several clays While
erosslng New Jersey the Dean inspected
the farming operations of Mr. Horace
Roberts Prom New York, he crossed
into Connectatit to New Union and
then on to Amherst, Massachusetts,
where he teetered to the graduate
school of the Masncliusetts' Agricultur
al College After leasing Amherst, the
parts went to Boston to spend the
fourth of July Tine reinamdet of the
tour consettelf of a trip through Mame
to Portland across New Hampshire and
Vermont to Lake Champlain.down
through Nets York to Delaware Water
Dap and home The object of the Dean's
trip wag to sett the agricultural 13,
pertinent stattons and educational in
stitutions of Neu England. The re
mainder of the summer 1,110 spent in
several ramping trips of ten days each
at turning platys in Pennsylvania
Dean Cruse's trips this summer were
maned to Pennsylvania lie spent so,
eral days going Ester the old Portage
railroad • otes which ore used to be
hauled into Johnstown. The railroad
was a se primitiveaffair, the oro
being hauled on barges so that full ad
wttages could he taken of waterways
when mil teasel was not available Somae
of the tumult of the road inspeeted by
Dr. Crone are of remarkable constrn,
tam Dr. Crane also spent some time
among the Seven Ranges studying the
jeology of the reason Ire also became
interested or mild animaltalotogteldlY
hat sng made pictures of seteral good
spectate. of snakes
Deno Sackett spent a portion of the
summer in meeting candidates for post.
Hone on the Faculty of the School of
Engineering In Chicago. Detroit and
o A l s r tt T l i' t e ilte e r n etr . t r Af i stres .
and the new buildings and competent
of the Masoselaisetts Thstitute of Teelt
'nology were visited. The latter eon
to of it new group of buildings on the
tennis Riser with plans for sen ex
tenant, laboratories. sontalmng many
anima, features By wit of recreation
Koine time UM spent on the water
erasing from Detroit to Befralo
entire family spent a short time on the
Coast of Maine
Dean Maiden spent the greater part
of the simuner in State College One
week was spent an lecture uork at the
Tea tier's Institute nt Otta.oa, Ohm, and
another meek.ll4 spent at Shamokin
A great deal of the Dean's tone
spent in editing Shakespearian text.
books and other nritlirgs Daring Inc
trot ten tints of Septeillber he motored
to Pittsburgh and spent some tune
liming friends awl Innark there Tie
attended the National riliwational As.
dingintion's Contention In Nen York,
dung; the first meek of July.
DEAN HOLMES IN DEMAND
AT TEACHERS' INSTITUTES
During the past summer. Dean
Policies of the general ha lay delis ered
addresses w
before to teachers institutes
aL Pitislon pit and Bronnen 111 e, reopens
tithe Beton e the Allegheny County
Teachers' inst•tinte held an Carnage
Until, the dente took for linsubject
Peden:ow.' %gess picnic." dealing
eluells %nth tnentional education in
logh schools Ile ads coated the .tab
Ilslininent of a htanclard of Inroad collet -
al des elopment m the pubhc 11C111101% no
111 1 11 an in the toilettes and mini entice,
and t condemned too munch t ocatinall ed
nwation 04 "wlendal " Votintsonal edit
nation—that 111, 11110111 M intoning or
hand training should be countenanneed
01114 an one pliant , ot a broad des clop
mini, unwilling tin Dean Holmes.
After nildresslng the teachers at
Bros nstille, the dean made the address
at the dedication of tine items high
school building nt °refasten a Suter
returning from the falter three he has
remained nt State. College Tie nits
nine present nt the aillege during the
greater part et the bummer si heel
“The BIN cal Wm Id” for lulu contain.
ed nn castle on "Ilia Faith or the Si 1-
elitist.” written by Dr Holmes, which
he hail prevlinilx used /IA rut withers at
Sunday chapel last ',t ear
T 4..!
Y. E C. A. WILL
HOLD RECEPTION
New Men Will Be Entertain
ed On The Front Campus
Friday Night
The tumult! FreMinton reception ;w
-en by the Y DI, C A hall be held this
Friday ear lung at 7 o'elocts on the front
the
Thiel oil' be than first charier.
the new men scan hate to wctiteics tin.
Penn State liospititlit‘ no that it Iconid
be well for ovary I reshman to attend
All membera of the student lank and
of the faculty are an itiol to Often,'
this reteptcon and l'iLl/Ille the fresh
men to the toinintini*
•
President slid Mrs: Sparks lall be
in the reeelting line, together crib the
board of trustees who are to he 111
:state College on tint due for their
anmial meeting The entertainment
mill consist, of innate by the college
band, glee club, and mananlin chili and
the mnsn. edl lie follnmed by refre..ll.
inputs seined by the 111Veli of the fa,
illty members nail the girls of the stu
dent hod)
"JEFF" CLARK—Capta
EXTENSION IN
ENGINEERING
IS INCREASING
Over 3,000 Students Were
Enrolled in Courses Given
By Engineering School
Last Year
'rho Eng:needing Lstenoonn nod; ot
the Ten Inman! Deportment ha , been ail
noncom rapidly during the pond, in or
and non, it no on extretneln important
unit on the actinides of the Lolling° Loot
3ninr there mere once Malcolm!
otudento regularly enrolled t in ormolu
clasner. nude, tine emote "shin of the
School of Engineering Present
indun
doua ntonlil seem to point tin din:entre.
don Cll.ll larger than thnin,although no
onldidonal n ill be lIM.Pd, 11.1 the
11111114 I, II flat& toll not permit on tine
further extension 01 tile mod. at the
prevent tune
N C \Wier n ill non ileiote his
entire trine to theorganization of
oF Lnitineering Lxtension Ile lin ,
been in the Mild slate August and Int,
non tinted Philadelphia, York, Lan
caster, Waynesboro; Iliirrislanit and
\Yaws-Earn% Ihe period from Sept
13 to 33 he aril be in the nestern pen
troll of Pentisylitintl. herring the hint
of :September his attention n he con
feud to the organiration of clashes
Erie October him in the Pint
adelphia district.
• .
The Clamber of Comnieree of R liken
13arrit hal. taken 1111 111111811111 Interest
in the type of extension o ed. ohtch
the school of engineering does and it
ix probable Lint several rinses n ill
be organ:zed, of hmh UM* hig will
he the inset linportant The envious etc
gineering offices of the city Inane Mai•
tested parthnilitr interest hi nork to
this tintlint and are sniff pleaseil ntth
the tuft unclog of the sort. Sot only the
Chamber of Commerce, but the notary
the City Engineeeti one ni. the
high school anti the lending mutate
tortes of the city me interested in
the forming of Hasson Et eryt lung inn.
nitrates a succestful orgnnitation.
During the lust tear Prof. Burr lec
tured at Collin,,t silo to the operators
of the lino el plant of the %Vett Penn
refloat and nn t hat tour tins ter) sue
cuter ial it it probable thatsimirtir
rnnrxen o ill be given this year at Proi
rind Harrisburg. The Selinnl of Eit•
;worm ing lute a large mambo at grad
ual. at Erie m rho are assixting in pro
moting Extension chow., i hith o he
bold in eonpinetion with line I' 31. (1.
A. of that city 31r. Ilnldwln on the
Erie Y. M. C A.. ens here at the En
gineering 11,tontion corn ention last
May.
In the Philadelphia tilt tritt, Paro
lee. it Greeter. West Closter, Norris
too it and Ardmore hate nil Indicated
their desire to NMI inns ths ork ttit
lea been done in termer years and to
ergo:llse additional classes.
! —And The Team
t
Gets Into Action
Saturday
MANY HOLES
TO FILL IN
STATE TEAM
Head Coach Harlow Faces
Loss of Seven Veterans
From Last Year's Team—
" Pop" Gill Unable to Play
NEW MEN PROMISING
Former Freshmen Stars Ex
pected to Make Strong Bid
For Vacant Varsity
Tin, opening of the IMO footholl .PII •
son nods Ibmil t. welt 11nrInie nod hot
nieostiiiits confronted o itilt the problem
of rebuilding, almost, in its entirety.
n and Veteran Fullback
Pon. State's football en ttlume I Int.
Or Lot four toter...ls of the 1015 clef en
hate blunted tot .1111.3 ,ttlt I. flit Ault
that Ila . In, ineen the tusk of dot eel
oiling Net on net. .nrs..3 nom, togethen
1. ill. an on
mwlhu of setentel eetrent:
ph, e.• o tank 14 hi no means
ea, of ne. ompheehment and und. or
dmun s tot wilts n rl_ll.llll
Mlllfrelll in ton es ale onspo nova non.
Iv b. 3 t h eel /down., I lou me. , ills •
end of last at Is se rod .ar...1.3 1111'11
and almost the ...dare menthe:Alp 11/
11,1. 1 , 1,11.A1/11 , 1 14111111: tro,holan Learn ...
darnfront, Ilae lots feels that It lom
mom , pro:noon. , motel led on band and
hopes to litelle up an elm en Ilult 510,11
null.. Id least a moldable almoner
loot boll 11111101r:1
The tlrBl tall tor .andolateB Iles ae a •
oon sus 1+,1,1 on Isobar Put,
dill, Qllll 1 bout tut ntm els e 1111111
11.41/1/11111.11 111 11111 11111 and them men,
'mother still those_ repealing •1111
that tune, knit' be on stns long old dodo
on Neu he it 1 1 II 111 111111111 1.111. turt. li'
fni Ci id loin I. Harlot, and Ins .11.8
ot aeoltitant, 'flit me re altmot oet bout
.A 1.11,1.011 hate Imam led In em enrol,
rondo um and thin sr.:m.4lm, has lie.
counted fort the raped manner in .111011
ihe entire Antind linte been romohn4
Into shape
the Ih,t syromnago of flee .e
.
held in tiw 1411 Is part a Uhe u eel. 111111.
0 . 11.11 the prrhuunnn 1/1 1, tellone
of the an , hula plat et, and M 111111.4
1e...0 aottltd damn to tic foothill
'ho scrummage in net lees .., ambled
the. mt, hoig titan to gel it good Luc em
the dare. eni men noel to are :shimt 1111•
nn
tip the hole. the lad 81E3 lino
noel badttleelel
Ot hitt s I ari. tarn:it Isms titn Jul.
lott istr in, man, ro hunt' !Iwo lost t 11.
lam \ Vicul, HI rinc.kli., \ 11l In r In it
gum 11, %In 11n.,.. 11. right tinisnol 'I bons',
rnglr owl. Mont, in Inter. Itsn Q. num,
lull litilfhinek, and 1 eager, mini it nit
bang.. it non% Nlelkm ell and 11..rrt mann
ren sit NI 1 belt iliplinsios last Imo. 1111-
hr Inns nit roll • to nzuptu.uo nun inn,-
/11,..1
' lute,' Ilunnna, n ill) L l dd 110,11
the It nig vino 011 1110 riVilt stile of
Ili, loin lu , t, %ear, .1 ttehill enllegnit
hu nig Ihr summer and expent., to 14%-
101 1111. I tin iinotr on Penns% Inanta flint
fall.
bred I ttatitti. riele lialthark on rho
1915 elestet. is non on the llestean our.
tier 11 , 1 n 11101111 , Pr 01 1.111 , Ntltlllll/11 (4111111
1:11 . 01 to smutty his front
two hat o protest ItnAtietetottfol uith the
result that Hatton Int• about, gm:a op
hope of hi. biting able to pertittpato
in the 19th ettinpattin
rn ittliblion to the tort of the, non
(limiter, the seterant Peals I, 11111 be tity,
obi° to plat tie,. %ear 1/111111f1. et psi
t o
retttriet lona
TLr4l.lnllll it ring' plat eon erll
hr tooling theinistonglllt9 , ealion
Dippo, Konkle, rent. r,
Verger, right ImllLmk, Iteld, Ituldrit
•iitton. Olterlcond Man
quarteilinck 'llio trot four men
more grailoatiid Juno Whole Silt•
toil and \lanouti lotto oilhdraatu from
, t ittoge (till, olio o ,poited
to fill nor 01 t ,111•11111.11 , 1 lit guard
Moo fall. till! a 1... In. nimble In poly
tionig to innootal
Th e nientlielo ni Litt )ettl'it
team pilot hate retain...l to college Otto
full ate Clinton] "loll'
Ilia:Tin, loft , rill.
and right tinkle 9110+r mt•n
all report...l in ostiellent condition rind
(Continued ons l'age 4.1