't 1 . --------- 1 , 1 fl ' Only Two Weeks i VI .......0.. 1.4 ~,.) .1 I Until Christmas 1• - rtit i t ~,,,.6 z. ,„ Vacation 1 7 (..r:M:e - • , -- ------- . c ,f..--' 7 )--,.,4 , • 1. !.955' ' Vol. XII CAGE MEN TO OPEN SEASON WITH JUNIATA Visitors Bring Veteran Team To Oppose ' State The Stab basketball team aril enter the arena, neat Saturday osrnmg Bee lk for the initial performanee of 'he 1010.17 season The Juniata live will Srls the °nonslip• warriors with all indite- Was pointing to an interesting game, for tho Iheitingdon team was only de feated by eiviCll pails in the middle of the past season when the State urgers wereswinging or mid season form. Coach Herman and Captain Walton lime not been able, up to the present date, to sold any definite teen, but the lining up for the whistle will in all Blakeslee, be among the following Blakeslee, Wegner, Hunter and Lau• bach forwards. Adams dial William at tenter and Walton. 3liller, Wilson and Fast contending for the defensive berths. State has much to fear in Juniata for the smiting team mill not be com posed of novices by any means. The filo which plated here last year is still intact with the benefit of a year's ex-1 ierience ni team work Practice was ' der. way in Huntingdon nearly one month. previous to the State opening which also - means somewlist of an ad antnge On the other hand, State will Imre had but one or too scrummages before meatier Juniata and null undoubtedly be a little stiff for the season's open ing Captain Walton states honorer, that things urn going along in fine shape and with the veterans from the 1910-19 season the mop null soon get together and swing along Rinoothly. Speaking in regard to tiro entire Rea son and the present outlook for the team Captain Walton admits that every thing oints tonard might) good year. With Blakeslee, IVagner, Fast and NValton and several gold Remind string men from the previous season an euellent agere- option may be built up. This is n nsidering the men era ling lip from the 1919 team of Inst ear among whom are several who hare future varsity berths in store for them. MISS CHRISTINE MILLED WILL 3 OPEN CONCERT SERIES FRIDAY ,Noted New York Co I itial Appearance i Direction of Mrs. C Lovers of good music at Penn State will lune an opportunity this meek of hearing tho first of the musical enter tainments mltich are to be an en an State College tins winter under the di ,cation of Mrs. Clara Bonen Shepard,' nt conjunction pith Dean Robinson, of the department of nun. The opening concert in tho course chief, is lima ar ranged by Mrs. Sheimrd, will be given In the Auditorium next Friday evening by Nice Chrtstufe Miller, contralto, a celebritted artiste of N. lurk mt 3. On that incest. Miss Mailer null render a Named program of s peal selections, Cr. ranged to program the different tastes of her limirers. The program will inchd, selections frolic (anions operas, national melodies and plantation songs, and se, oral special numbers The complete program will I a mund In another part of this article. . - Miss Miller, who has been selected for the opening concert of the series, is ur Questionably one of the most popular singers before the nubile today, and the simple announcement of her appearance Lan insured urn 0114111 ml houses alieretei he has sung this season Some hulas tion of her 110;111/M11y on II Nolltiltlt may be obtained from the fact that she lam been engaged and re enga,ted by nearly emery orchestra, club and - testi.' man. agement in America. The story of Mimi Miller and her rapid rise to supremacy in har chosen The forreies American contralto who will etiti ilerenext Friday evening. • field is tyically American. Although of Scotch hIrCL and ancestry, she bur made her hoire In tide country sines tory early childhood. Mica Miller has received practically her entire musical education in this country and in her success has dispreted the claim that it it iMpOnlibie to produce great. singers without yews c: study abroad Ti Mina, I.``lVhitnev, of Boston, Miss tiller rites credit tor her take place. ...oat tad early training. In Tertok., CROSS COUNTRY MEET FINISHES TRACK SEASON Competition Between 1917 and 1919 Runners to Be Close. The outdoor track season comes to n. !ORA lard Satuiday. Dee ii, math nn interclass cross country race, open to all entries. Tins race mill ho NOMO• ulna different from those held to for mer Scars for ses real reasons In the first place there mill be no liandamp Usury man will start from scratch and competition will be subject to the inter. collegiate cross country rulings. This necessitates that each class base at lutist Ilse 10011 entered and !Wishing in order to count in the scoring An, number of entries abuse Ilse tor cacti class mill be admitted. The meet in not restricted to men mho are on the different track squads for 'Bill" Martin has announced that anyone in college mill be eligible. The course will not be as long as in presi ous years, mhen a six-mile jaunt mss taken, because it Is judged that a hot. ter competition will result from a shorter race. So a four-mile path has been outlined and will be follomed Deceitibmer The final honors and most of the competition sell probably rest beta con the representattses of 1917 and 1919 The sensors mill be represented by Minter, Whiting, Garland and R. limit er and to oh mose these men the soitho• mores base Shields, Foster and Ito carry their hopes. Lose and Shay are the most prominent 11118 men who mill start on Saturday and the fresh• men are entering Morrill, Orr, Slimier anti Comet. The freshmen may need matelot, since a dark home may spring out from among their number After Saturday, track coach Martin mill meet inns men interested in troth mark. from 10 to o'clock m the morning, and from 3 to 5 o'clock in the afternoon OR Ness Bearer rind later in the basement of :McAllister hall, Mien the minter training of the men for ale end esents will soon commence. tralto to Make In n Auditorium Under ara Bowen Shepard she has been coached by a number of German, French, huglasli and Alumna,. ousters, among aa nom may be men tinned Sir floury %Von.' and William Shakespeare, of London, and Arthur I Mean and Oscar &tenger, of Now lair!, Mass Miller • nut only a talented ' contralto, but is also a thorough anal man, being a mlinast of great abilaty Comm ring her surging, W L. Hubbard of the Boston Opera, turtles, "It as alas tinguislied by relined, infallible taste and by genuineness anal Justness of nen (intent and feeling Iler toter is exapit• silo hi quality, being rich, warm and xy mpathetic, and produced loath 111 ease and RWIIIIII, I that makes at !abso lutely relanble anti pure." . TICKET SALE ON. Tickets for tire course N 1 :I I be on sal, all this creek at and Krum., ine's drug stereo, and mutations mat he =WO at the seine places Student I tickets will be handled at Itrunwine's, .Jule those for the general iniblie ma, be secured at Gilliland's. The price of the student tickets, .Idelt will includ, all three concerts, has been set at SISC end that of all others at $3,00. Single admission tickets, good for nest In. lint 's concert only, will be placed on sale next Friday morni.,. Student tickets of this nature .111 be priced a' $1.50, or the seine as that charged for the full course ticket Single admission tickets for the ueneral public may be procured at $2OO each The program ns arranged by Miss Miller for Friday atoning's concert is as follows: I (a) Old English Melodies. I . 'Come Again " a 2 "Where the Bee Sucks" ."Come Lasses and Lads." ((b) Old Irish 3lelndies. I. "The Little Bed Lark " 2. "The Passing of the flail." a "Bendemeer's Stream." II onnwun and ,l l; l jaler. e . ' . t. .A - ‘l ' n e r , sl r o o „ ^ : 111 "Widilesgespmeeh" . . • ... Sehumnitri "Der Selimied" ...... Brahma "Diu Ableenung . llolinender "Vorgebliehes Steentichen" anthem "Winterlied" . You Koss `The Grey Wolf If. T. ➢urluigh "Deep Roar' Plantation Melody "Entreaty' C. C. Robinson "A Token" .... . ..... C C Robinson ind nod 11.3.re' .. J. 11. flown. (%‘ ritten for and dedicated to Mom Miller). ..When the 1303 s Come Home' Oley 5p1.111.8 An unusteilly interesting feature hag been arranged in CollllePtiell 1\ lilt the concert Arrangements hate been made for Mien Miller to sing sWaal selec. Mons with an Edison Diamond Disc Phonograph, uhlelt nill be placed MI the nlatform. The proceedings will in in the ;ditrn of a tone tenting experi• meta in ultich the audience In tone oaf n m o i. pp o 3 rt li m ll l e i r P 's % to o le om i p h re that of the instrument. COLLE 4. W'D I 4 6 iI; December is Famous for Two Things: Christmas and Shorthorns I _ ~ . mil _ )1 DEBATERS TAKE UP ACTIVE WORK Preparation Being Made on Intercollegiate Question. With the resumption of the regular college cork foliating the Tha...mit 111 g reeess, there has tome about a nolo, able inerease m the itetittly of the de. bating squad stiletto,' hi Pride...sot Marshman tam al o eeks 112 Preparat two for the miming se ason o has been taken up in real earnest 111111 plans hate been 1111111 r to hate the cant group meet , one to three es Clllllgll et err rteek for the purpose of stud, mg and detention'. I the subjects that adl Inter be debated upon According to the announcement of Professor Marshals:l, these ineettnys mill be germ of er to a round table dig. misslop of the ris,rular question, so that the inforniiitton of the %BUMt inditidual iember4 uuu be as sembled and made the common propel ty of the entire group. Later en it no planned to do & the main group into smaller groups or teams which smell nduct reguliti lv scheduled debates These delialris rill be attended bz, the uhule group or cer tain parts of it 'rho shomhig made 1.3 the membeis ut the teams hi than nii formal debates mill determine iei y largely the appointments to the regular turslta debating teams. This same system or preparation carried out 1114 t. Scar mfth nnunuOlm sue restful results. Under this s 3 stein of eirtching It Mll9 fond that the members of the Penn State debating squad rhou• ed almost him =ably better preparation on the quest:on than did the members of the opposing tennis. DR. BOUCICE TO LECTURE lh". Houck°, of the uthool of Mann] artc, till deliter 0 openol lecture nest Monday mooing at 7o' clock: un the "Leo:to:Me Ilacis of Prohibition" in room 23, of the Liberal Arty building The leeture in being held under the W 119111.0.1 of the Prohibition League WWI trill be gin immediately after the regular I. l'. A meeting at. (170 EN ervone in cordially intited to attend. WOMEN STUDENTS GIVE UP ICE CREAM A report <mines from South Bethlehem that tiro girls of the linrathotlego for Women hero clouded that for tile next three weeks they will totem, With week the use of iee tream at 111.14. The girls aro glttng up their favorite dessert ill order that tire money tints eared may las turned °ter to the fond width Is being raised for relief work is the prison Clllllll4 of Europe STUDENT VOLUNTEERS HOLD CONVENTION AT PRINCETON The to elfth annual btaulent t obadver rootcuLion of the Euxtern olden wilt held at Drilled. Uniaenoty lust act* The coventlon evlended o'er a period of four da)., opening On Not ember Jo nod elOslng on December Immoral Peon State men attended the enafelerne, ;mong them befog S 0. Ni( Imbem, ortrl• dent of the local ‘olonteer lined, \V, I.: Preghlent, of the V. II C. A. and A. L Dorwart, noting general xecretary of the Penn Stele M . 17 A In all there acre nearly 300 delegate. pacßent from the aerlrom college. m Pentw3l. COMM and Now ars.. J I I CALENDAR 1 I WEDNESDAY. Deo 6:3o—Orchestra Practice, Band Room. THURSDAY, DEC. 7.- 7 00 P. M —Agricultural Society, Old Chapel 6:30 P. M.—Band, Band Room FRIDAY, DEC. 0— o 15 P. M —Christine Miller, Control. to, Auditorium SATURDAY, DEC. 9 1 00 P. M.—lnterclass Cross Country. 7 00 P. M.—Bast etball, State vs. Jun iata Armory. SUNDAY, DEC. 10.- 10.00 A M.—Freshman Chapel, Dr McCulloch 11.00 College Chapel, Dr. McCulloch. 6:3n P M—Y M. C. A Meeting MONDAY, DEC. 11.- 7.00 Club P. M.—Room 25, L. A. Civic TUESDAY, DEC 12.- 6.45 P. 01.—Y. M. C A Prayer Meet. inn. 6.30 P M.—Band, Band Room. JUNIOR-NOTICE-SENIOR 111.1 Untie(' In published on a last call to menthe,s of the too upper elateos. \II Scotoru and J 111110 1 4! 1010 moire to limo their (Alm, ltonors C publodied to the 1019 I Vio fount Owe the follouing data to the In VIO 110, no the first floor of Ohl 5 M o . before Mecouber It, 19111 (11 Mono hi full, on luchiox noddle ('tone, (e) Mote addren., (al Com,e, (4) Fraternity, 181 All college honors STATE RECEIVES NOTE OF THANKS Receipt of Operating Table Acknowledged by French Hospital. Loud Aunril Duro the elfoile ot 1111 e Ir Litgarde a relatine of 3lr Honni of Iltinlehorg and nom in tourer in it luieneli hu, intal these onto n stuthetent enul on money collected fun Lim inothiming of 11 Dulling °notating table among the stn. dente alulti faculty of Peon Slate Di `,puha tine rocently reeeoed it teller fainn Ile loud nutria of the hormittil olds oloeh Alies do !Amorar us tonnectiel es. meeelog her gratitude for the Hilt let ter s "Society for Ifol n on the Wounded Committee of ( Intinhery Autlinity Dos- Hid No. it. Clatatlica), 15 Oet 1016 Dear Doctor Thin the oillees of Miss de I.l,g;irde nor 111141111 II 11.10 past termed a rolling. °paint tug table. 'rho t M1)111/0 Clltllllo 111 illl t 11111 prompted thin ll gilt P forces DIP 41 )111111 1 1. coo for It doubly, for In this terrible oar till that this in the lure of the lI 0111111011 is of tin highest importance, our hospitals being 111,11 N 21 lordly en• gaged. lite mark of spilling' lit that toll nun 1 I the atudents of 1 our 01.0140 xllOll nor Flame is 1111 otooortig limo 111111 an 111. I entlu. to um to ilerfot ii more nod more tnithfully nor duty to our entintry, The entomittee I r present begs me to ; aor t a. to yon Ito )1 unfelt gratitmle I add 111 this tits e‘proaidon of my highest esteem 211A1:1)1.:IXINII 1)1, ❑OW IC/1, head Ku se" Totirgiatt. DR. M'CULLOCH COMING HERE Prominent Pittsburgh Pas tor To Lead Prayer Week Beginning Cruh Deeensber 7and cun t:inn:lg through until Di eember it, Penn State thin neck a 111 eonthiet its annual eek of college pro) or under the leader. hip oi Dr. 13 Aunt L ti {yelorh, of Pittsburgh, lila, in mounted uniting the shoot pu ondnent of the Prenb) Lei lan nun intern in the state of Penh) Banta In connection a iilu the college Creek ot pre) er Dr. Aletailloth a ills tank ai the Old Impel on Mae, I rida3 and Saturday cucnng.r, Deeeniber 7, 8 and 11 Ile aill be the toffee° hpinikerat the different chapel esei tines last Sunda) morning and In the gneliint; .111 speak at the V. it C A meeting In the Audi. top um turning the tulle of Dr '3le. Culloth's eta., in State College It a ill al.° be preeable to arrange personal In tem. s 0 ith lion through the 31. C A. Or. MeCtilloelt 14 a graduate of Mon mouth College. at uLicht plata lie se : cored Ins bachelor of arty degree Voi la, ing his graduation front Monmouth, Le first took siaietal stork at Johns llop• kips Ulmer sits, or Baltimore, and later at the Pittsburgh Theological Smola., Mule or college Dr. McCulloch caught on the Aloninotith and Johns Hopkins baseball lean. Inc also caught t/11 the Allegheny Athletio .10s.nation team atoll, attending the Ptticbtirgh Theolog. cal Seminary It. 1110 pleoent time Dr n.cott,i, ty ' , actor of the United Presto, tempt Linn eh of lloniontoil, a suburb ot Pitts burgh Ile lists held that prtotoritto fur tuents one years, it being the only one that he has es er hill la passing it :nay be mentioned that he sty the only pastor that Ins congegration has eser had Di MeCulloch 10 thairman of the United Preslit ei Denoininatcona I I's angc listit . 01111mittce and is also President to the Christian oil I,ersiec Union of Pittsburgh In addition to 1110 legular. wilt ge (legit es he hold+ rise degrees ict at doom, at detours One nt these de- wet. it from Mans, ills 1 allege, in Ten nessee, and the other front %Vestininstm College, in Petinoy hank, SHORT COURSE STUDENTS HERE TODAY, 100 REGISTERED Bestowal of the mitred, of 'atonal et among the farmers, it 14 feared that the nt tentinate of the short m intim eolir.e% null elima it falling oif this 3 ear So lot aim re lake been about one hundred applatotions reeniteti of m Welt ten mere float aroottectite m oaten utudonto Thee ore almo3a u small outobet uhn t nun V.llllollt. having pret wash registei oil Oil tl k e alumina that their m ill he about one 111111111011 111111 1,, enly lite stallents attending. Lila winter 1.11111,10.1 this gene SOPHOMORE CLASS BANQUET POSTPONED TILL JANUARY 71re tophomore clang held an 1111 port• ant oper.ittl meeting or the Old Chapel lard Tnectiol etronna. brit they oar° greatly handicapped toting to the renal' courtier in ottenclance. Tt ono lthout doubt the poorest tornont at it Ilona mealier since 111111 entered the Inattlit. time, ho Are( nutter that Immo op fair tilmatartion mart the churn bantioet, moil, Mllll to hove been until or Bellefonte 1111 Dee, O. After the chairman of the con, natter hod reported it moll sale of tick. eta, it Mllll tooted trold 'marled fo tont poor the banquet until otter theClulot. :nag bonder.. PITT MASTERS STATE IN THANKSGIVING DAY GAME Superior Team Work of the Victors Proves Too Much for Blue and White STATE FIGHTS HARD BUT CAN'T STOP PITT TEAM NUF SED! - ' FIRST DOWNS l'itl-21 PENALTIES State-2 fur 10.% of 25 urdu fo 10.4 of 50 • PUNTS State—S, it‘oragmg :IS 311rd4 Pitt —.l, meragmg 12 garde FORWARD PASSES Slate— Pa I. Attentpled— I At tezopt ed —•": Completed—l for gam of II- 1,14 Cutuploled--.t for gam of 114 Nay. Intercepted-0 1 tterLepteel-2 FIELD GOALS 14U-2 out of .1 attempts LONG RUNS State— 1 tt— Rubb one for 25 tads Ila+tings one for 75 t unit Herron oat for 20 ).0 dt 11,,rrom MK, for 41 411.41.4 Outplayed and outgcncraled at \ irtually et et . ) stage of pity, on a field of mud which made foot action uncertain at all times, and before an unprecedented crowd of 27,000 spectators, the Penn State elm en closed its football season last Thursday on Forbes Field, suffering defeat by the pow erful Pitt team to the score of 31-0 A more nearly perfect display of team wort, and of clean, straight playing could not have been hoped for anywhere than that which characterized this game To Putt's remarkable backfield chiefly go the laurels, for in the skillful running of these players and m their ability to form "stonewall" interference, this quartet of men sins responsible for the points scored At no point in the game, sane for a tcry brief time at the beginning of the second half, did it seem possible that the Blue and White men would "come back," and Pittsbuigh made no substitutions until the end of the third quarter SOCCER ELEVEN PLAYS JUNIATA Eastern Trig During Xmas Vacation—Spring Games Planned The tartuty soccer team trunk to dinuoto next tottorthu, Ilsetnlot 911 k nuance thr) mill lock borne meth the at dependent mien.. leprerenting that place Tins ogglegatton li Ilot a college lentil but hate the nopotation of being fool) fact and me pla)lng at present in on Independent kaput, 'Ile) mill prob ably make a good game tor the m nett ) and goo them rmm needed e)periente 1/oinig the lheirtmas ‘atation, the team will make ats big trip stopping at Lttfot lt,' So orl 'anon: anal IVesttoo n A got. em ill. I'enn le 'till pooling eel \tanager Coombe hopes to tenth an agreement milli their management run, l'enti lull, In all ErobaltilitN, he niter collegiate (humph.s and l c tattoo,•i that the State lmoslete ton c tint ahead of the Heil and thee at out' oe tone Too other games, in Om Phlhublphot notelet, ore alno undecided at 'moult There matches are much oell knotmn plolerstonal loom and with the Ilerion l'utket 1101/ It in hoped 11011 n satofitetor) atrangement , not) be mode Audi belle there limns %latioger Coombs intends it porsiblu' durinv, this s,hurl hear In turoutte soccer stbelltile Ito the silting This Intel not lo en ottempted before 111111 /le he. I III( all,. 1111111 L at present mill toolmble round into lino , Plans ore made one to lining Ohio %%tolesau here and tine mill be realised u the oestein tame able to seente n um more genies in the, eanterll 111411i1 M miler to Inake um twilit oldie PRINCETON ENROLLMENT SHOWS 1,555 STUDENTS lording to Ilguren oho Ti hate ttiqk brut poltlethed there are sindentn enrolled at Poneeton Lttlteleits thin incur Of three, 1.110 .tre enrolled In the UnHorxth proper nun! the 10111111114er ill the Oradtutte College 'line total en rollinent., no toned to dote, et sllghtlt tonstller thin: lhal of loot The present SI.IIIOI ehtsnumbers Jill members and has the largest enioll meat of env graduating clinee m tho lilstorr of the utstlttition ‘Pith resold lo the °this pillows the figures are as rollout, Junior tlass, 1+34 , Sonlionioro eh., 351, Freshman i lass. 371 'I he enrollment in the Freshmen l'ollillierably loser at the beginning of CAPTAIN HAROLD CLARK (ho subunit ' roar. but ninny new students Who has PloYod his game for Stale hose matrieulated dining the hod, tu li p months on that lit the ?appeal tune It, (lie toss (fleeted to ilefi•ad Ilia looks 118 ugh Ilia first (ear classnot tli goal. would Counter Ideked ill lo Mil area tho break o all previous enrollment records. (Continued on Pus 1.3 1 ----- ------ The Basketball Team-- Gets Into Action s i Saturday Number 12 • tin State lost the game )I t the does not roil, et. MIN thing but hon. °ruble deft. It upon 1119 I/11, vi.. for lima .11t1 Ito Mush de gat 0, to the matt, the let) best the, had, and unit b,t to-e the, pinlul against a, belt, team, ,aro the, dereated lit , Pantile, Ides cu am Intl hisl it tell 011191 11111L111110 111111 tlatr plats np e.. run oil s,9th prtqlstoii It I. 11011110ln nhether 1111 1,1111 111 the 1000103 tottlit have told Pit.t. Thurzola) tt arum's; ant gained Linen, 011 1 1 11 d run., &mild° passel and lot n it. thoughillicitnetesear, thaw off tinkle Monne. gained n lot of grotind 1t ith Ilantonts or Dellart arr ing the ball and (he ;Aka 'ton 111.111 /1111 tlere, it is almost, onposslble to pre% eat large gams. and n hen the State ott• ond.trt &lens.. 11111 close opin ..1.11.1 to 111111 1111 1 into,. nellatt n matt tall tor It fornard pas, i-tead The eater ot tbt. 'State line le Id , t , ii 11, is sta..° Ity the hint that milt one ot sLorev bun made till (igh the Inc CLARK PLAYS LAST GAME. Claris pbl%ed la, I lot game for 1.1. Blue and ll hi., 111111 lit gatlol thant In. hod l'or tour tens he Ints. neen IL ton tr oli etiength 111 till' 1111601011 111/11 LllO 11911111 S 11/1, 119110 Irttborry net the panto;; sane Oat!. too n l: no the task ne is the wilt man mho 11 he ad lost thiongh gt o limn ()II of iur hand, l'ttt losen I'etk, lit Ilan 111111 Thorn ton II AAII4 II then! des for football game owl the .111 11111111. It appear:ma tor 0111 about tits. It doting the game 'I he field on.; It sea of tittic! nod Lilo pl tler. I.lipped toohnuoll, 'there ons little or nu ono!. Calatun l'ick st un
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