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The mask, nos izisen mei. large ry to the interests of tire Canton thris. tine Colhafe, ,111111 is ',imported m part by students id 1` e Irtnii•ly sari a State loolleg•e through then representatise, ddy" uli Ir. Holtman, who in his college lbws .at Pram Stitt° nits lattami as - Hindi . " Hoffman, a 'worriment artist nit the art staff of broth, made the opmang ad - dress of tire morning Fos the last three Years Mr. 1101141 MA llnu bras a member of the facultyof the Smarr Protes tant College art Bernd, Syna, as an bi strUctor in arcluttetural engineer:llg In his talk ho told of the great mirk being done by the Ss rum Institution along the lines of public eilimition, and titres, some interesting sidelights on the character of the Turkish parents, sr lie, although earning but Harty emits a day, t i), ' nevertheless menage to eilimite four or se children Mr Hoffman brought out e tett that one of tese children No dunned non held a ductor of plirloso phy's degree and miss V. professor sul olio of the largest An:email unrsurroties Ngis Koh p, me second tipeakei of the mortang, Is one of the too Chinese students sent here by "Daddy" Groff. .f,p, nlio studied under Groff, Ili enrolled in the forestry course here. In describ ing the monk of the Canton Christian College, Ip, Rine a silk! account of gin stork being done by Penn State's re presentatise among the Chinese that Ile also ease the information that the I college is becoming more self.supportmg year by year , although ninny of the udonts from time to time fled thent• _ Ives obliged to go to "Daddy" Grog or support. Ip streaks almost perfect a English and mode an exceptionally In teresting address After '3lr. kletiman and Ip bad gisen their talks, Harold Clark explained the need of nen buildings at. the &Anton Christian College fir A few words he gave a clear-eut description of the sys tem of gisingt, for the sopped of the work at the (Alines° restitution, togeth er with an explanation of the °metope system for Sunday offerings Ile also gave a brief account of the support 1 given by the student body litre lo the • egro work In the South. _ 'AV SMITH ORGANIZES THREE NEW ALUMNI CLUBS 1..n0t word, Ray Smith. general memo. tory of the Alumni immolation of the wilco. mode it tour of the ninth and or wsnlred three new alumni clubs, one ot Rending, non at York and one at Wil liamsport. Eachon of the Hutn will have about forty to li fts members. The lob at Rending will be booms no the niks County Alumni club of the Penn dvanla State college. milli headonsts• to at Rending ihe Mob at Yolk will n, known nn the York eltsb the a at Ws !limos/oft ho boon 0 ao Lycombigt Cosset', Outs. The orgimintion of these three sinter rings the totol another of club, In onnoyhonla sip to fourteen Mr. Smith organise two snore claim during the text few weeks. On Saturday. Oct 7, the alumni clubs all, over the continent will meat at the come time and begin the work of the mine Winter rbe returnsof the Omen- Slate football game will be re ed at these meetings by telegraph Fifty-Five GRID:RON GOSSIP Captam ar - ua t with three touelalona, Babb, run nne one of the best seen on Houser Moll for tonne tune. State's line tiplin pro, ed n stumbling block to the opp . osiF !nuke. . Barka, bt min played straight football for the benefit of the Penn scouts olio m ere present' Spoalong of spouting, "Ilud" Wlotne3 toxot, a little plumy to Philadelphia ot or the It eeltend. Beek V. 11% balldbllpited by Ms Para aide, Lot elan at that he put Into a great lame, Whert t seemed to be the one stoning light of the l\.l:tin:le: tenni The bond tertatnlN doe.; 'An to start tho entlan.untm going, They u 4 re on 11.11 enrl3 One of Small's Fork-offs went fllreetls beleFeen the goal posts and user Or ereqs Inn . Some fork, Thorperan one punt bark nlnunit to the plaee from %%Int:, lt had been Inekttl Cobb tgo Is doxelopleg. into a miubtx fino guurd Ho RCMmx to halo found lad correct ;mention Jt !not, Al. one stage of the gMIIIIQ, the Nomity looked like Inst.)enr's Freshman ole,en Kroft and Pornsh were the only outsid• We. linrsnrd and Princeton nll op erred their season nail nhitemosh Sm tones 1111. Iturknoll gaunt this Solonlny ptonthots to Le hurtle; fought thou the first too glutoswve Krushank at left tactic', wits a toner of strength in the hoe both on the defense and offense. lie 'bloke through nod nailed the runner set end tunes. Front the.pinying et the second string men, it 'noulilsemik that Conch Memo lint n nealth of nimble sub4l4iites in ease he should need them. Weatminster certainly &semca cred it for the plucky mole they put up agamet n team that completely out neighed them. Sri Interesting comparison is possible frotn the first tIOIVIVI Made M. State. In the Harvard game last Van, Stnte gained 21 first &mos. or t Just one znere than tho made topmas Wesminster last Sattirday. And Vet One lost. GILBERT P. POND, 'l5, MARRIED IN CHICAGO fillbert Palmer Pond, of the of 1915, MII/1 married Wednandov evening. Sept 27. to 111. 0001111 S. 5111rnly. of Oak Park, Chiang°, 111. Mr Pond met his bride vlton In Perlin oilth los Par ents The meddlng, which took okra at the home of the bride, inns witnessed only by clone friends of the biro fami. 11es. We are headquarters for dependable rebuilt type writers at low prices. Also sole agents for Corona, the personal writing ma chine, which weight six pounds and has all latest improve ments. Tell us your needs and we can supply them CALL, WRITE OR 'PHONE, THE. MUSIC ROOM "The Store That Trys to Have What You Want" LARGE CROWD AT FIRST MEETING OF "AG" SOCIETY The first meeting of the Agrlcuittiral society hold in the Stock Judging pas x Ilion lest Printer night should certam b hose been an encoorngement to the new officetn, for user lOU students mere as-hand niters l'resinlent Menge} coped the meeting to order. The other site serif ore Martin, 'l7, she presolint , OMellay . 17, trinsurir, and Jeffrey, 'l7, necretary. The chief huniness to COlllO lip ~.ii,c consernaing the annual ogs:cultural fan-, to be held on nremisylsioun dayspot the boo lotion ing till) il In pre, sous (ears, is manager, secretors soul tseas• slier of the fide base nine( s been elected, but it Mils decided that us s der to sole (bile this fear they hientel f n be appointed ht the choot of the o -1 del.). Some Miner rootlet, busbies nes traissaeted and then the lotion] snorts mg Milli anitoornml ni order to listen to Ithe intro:us speakers Professor Camino, of the demo:lnv iit of upronemy woo the arm. einenker. Ile I discussed the nth isniolits o f pinning tine imenety of nuiseribing to the Pints , State Farmer. and of toting 00 intite ' Interest on theork Protessor ilettent er, the ilea bend of the departmen of liortineltine, nos turn tolled upon to say a tell Mords to the freslonet: The influence ofcollege frielklsleps MIME the theme on :Odell. he spoke, pointing out tiutt silo phew of college Moo Ito ims portant, tns the studs of text b o ok, 'llis _president nest introduced Pro fennor ifasinussen. the non head of tee depnrtment of dairy husbandry' Ptn• fessor I)oTtirk, of the Agrscultfirel Chemistry department and Prefesson Wenver of the Agritultural Extenston son ice, outlined the :nark of their re. 'Teethe departments aide Proiessor Sesereonexplained ihe animal nos: Landry nork The lest spotk(r nan inn traduced, not asf'denn" but es "Pill" Wood: the new mitten:. to tine two liar !Hell . 71111 .. made n plea for stronu minds, clean hies and bur play nod he man 0,011 a great natation nt the conclunion of its talk. FOREST L. STRUBTX ..• PLUMBING AND HEATING Both Phones FIRST NATIONAL BANE 1 ... State College, Pa. 1 7" . ... L. POSTMR, Prvsident. - r DAVID P. ICAPP, Cashlca PENWSTATZ,:COLLEGIAN STATE TEAM SHOWS MUCH IMPROVEMENT (Continued from Page 1.) Nnde d eva could be run off, banner the half e. WESTMINSTER BRACES The second half alto marked by a no. Linable brace in the Westnonster team Thou played a better Same all around doe pother.; to the many changes in the State Learn and it was during this mul let that the ivitors made lan deter maned retest:times on their goal line be fore Stale Mlan silloard to wore West minster also invaded State territory gen eral times putting State on the defenscso for a few moments. Much of this anuression meg clue to the many succegsful formini passe, %loch were attempted.' 'llirough the lost tan periods. Westmingtm corked continically at the passing game 11.3111 prated their nbtlty at it The mirk of Wherry, Merman and Vance mss no. tweable ut ties direction. - • The original State team Mon some what shattered, during the final (Winter, but Clark's puns thru trickle MOIL much ground 'rho most apparent pimp of the day acre the long rum staged by Rob], Jones, Thorpe and in fnet moat nil of the bock field men. Itobb's rim cope. ciallv man a tine exhibition of open field miming and ilndoing. Snsith got rimy with some excellent kick oft, tele., /sicking the hall entirely post the nppo• vents goal line \Vtatimnater larked to State at the onetime of the half and, after the ball (loan the field in a series of limt plunges and end mina Cabbage at• tempted a field goal from the ^n yard line and failed After Weatatinater had failed toke first donnathe ball MI. A 111) STA TE TEAM— given to State on V, entninealeeti :10-ptrd line and Clark scored n tonelidunn on a erileoernea through the IN e.tininster line Cabbage locked the goal Snore, 35-0. ROBB GETS LOOSE Shortly after the next luck off West minster punted to ROl,ll Cnnrr %as hurt but resumed pine Robb *sent around loft °MI for nayard+ and touchdoun nat. a line exlubitam of dodging. Cabbage lucked the goal. Score, 42-0. _ . After the rie , ct kirk nff Went minpter suereerfally eampleted a form nrd paws The Bread that satisfies Try our deliciaur Pastry and Ice Cream. I=l JEWELER and OPTICIAN REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Agent For ' L Smith Typewriters: 4 . C. E. SHUEY l 113 South Allen Street Best Quality GROCERIES Wholesale and Retail" Special Rates to Clubs and Fraternities L. D. FYE 200-202 West College Avenue ultith netted :10 yards. Suseral other fornords failed and they punted to 'llorpe. Juneswent around right end for 80 yurda but uus brought brick be• rause of a penalty on one of the Stith men. Iro n s, Jones and Gross made tote• muds° lino plunges pattng the ball nsithin aeoring thstanee Limblutsl , ftte hurt Hess aunt user after two ploys but Smith massed the goal. Score, 45-0. The quarter cnded after State lucked es..r theopponents goal line. It ucot I during the Mat quarter that the ns• nors nettle the best, light of the game Not long after the opening of the pened, State .cored her final teuelvionn otter a long open Ilel4 tun br Thorpe and line plunges ho ,tones and liens. Hess earned the ball riser. I:ge kicked the Score, 55-0 Dering the last quieter, Westminster uorked Luo genii peases, Wherry to rdd,and St hen to Merman A% his h to gether 10ne11 tted 1(1 sank State tenanted it nOl.OB. of the ball and after Ind been rushed up and doun the field Nes • real tittles the canto roiled with Slate pooessum Kure. State 55 , Westminster 0 The line np State— Westminster— rge 1. 1: . . llnrna Krnshang. . 1.. 'l' 1.3 en Stuaurt :‘ tetNillottgli =l=ffall Ifiggan,.... It 1: I:A ingQ It Berk L H. It MARLEY 24 IN. DEVON 24 IN.. ARROW COLLARS 16 ots. each. 6 far 90 ate. OLUETT, PEADOOT 0 CO.. INO. MAKERS Stetson and arshall Shoes 1,,,, ~\' :,0 / (f j1 ; 4 i ' 1,1 ma - Morrht for Ego, Oberle for Swain, number. R'u•rtn.nt fOl ) forret, 11.111101, O'Donnell for Crurneekie, Lindquist for for Lynn, i• 114 lin Darrel, \I gee f, Thorpe for nu mg, (leas tor Thum. Martin tsr South • • • - Beck, Jones for (Ault, Soot!' for Cob Referee— l'oggerl , BibLo,tot, bap, Wilson fin Oberle. 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