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A now method of units clog comae!.
eery chapel attendance lo being tried
at Whitman, a college of the middle
West. If a student "cute ten chapel
reterchieo he shall ho required to take
a one hour course In Philosophy the
following . semester. If the "cuts"
amount to a number between ten and
twenty a two houl course will Do ie
quired.
"The Order of the ()olden Pleece" is
the name of a society recently organ
lec4 at Oberlin College Its members
are twenty ..red heads" and the pur
pose of the organization will be the
mutual defence of, and the promotion
of social activities for the members
In the clues of 1916 of Bowdoln Col
lege, eighty members were graduated
of the eighty-ono who entered with
the class no freshmen. - .
DePauw University has instituted a
course for freshmen called "How to
Study . . The course hoe caused a
marked Improvement In the scholastic
standing of the class
lowa State College Football Manage
ment has Introduced a new (001010 In
the program of football games by hav
ing their quartet sing between playing
Periods. The University Is erecting a
new $35,000 club house to be used for
the entertainment of visiting teams.
It will contain a tile swimming, pool,
trophy room, reception hall, dressing
room, lockers, showers and bed rooms
Coach Meager of Washington end
Jefferson College football team Is a
very busy man during the offseason
He Is an—extensive author and does
conslaemble neuspaper work In the
December Issue of ..Triteel" he wrote
a deneription of "A Trip Through Iles
% leo" and In December MEMO of "Outing'
ho wrote an article dealing ttith inter
- collegiate athletics
. SOCCER TEAM WINS
FROM SWARTHMORE
Elad Weather Mars Annual
Eastern Trip—Tied
Westtown
The soccer eleven made its annual
eastern trip before the Christmas holi
days and played two games, ono with
Swarthmore and the other with West
' town school The team rolled up a
10-0 score against Swarthmore on Mon
day. December 18, but woo tied 1-1 the
••• following dm with Westtow n The
' game which was scheduled with the
Feltonville Athletic Club wan cancelled
because of extremely bad weather.
. The Immo on Monday with Swarth
more was played• on a field emoted
with elx. Inches of snow The State
players demonstrated their superiority
In the early part of the game and at
no Limo woe the outcome of doubt Wil
kinson. Nicholson and Ilohnburg played
a vary good mune. The line up
SWARTHMORE STATE
Simpson „ Goal Amerl
Mason R. Fullback Holmberg
Comley L Fullback Kelly
Sticknoy R. Halfback Greenland
Gawthrop C Halfback Simons
Glllem Halfback Reed
Malloy"" , R. Outside Vogel
Stratton R Inside Wilkinson
Maulo C. Forward Nicholson
Buckman L Insido Lucas
Tomlinson L Outside Bradbury
Goals—Luau 3, Wilkinson 1, Nicholson
3, Substitutions Swarthmoro. Pettit for
Gillam, Atkins for Tomlinson
Reforee—Crowell, Ilaverfold, Time of
halves 36 minutes
Tho Wei Mown game was played on a
Sold which was also covered with snow,
The men, thed from the hard memo of
the day before, wore not In the boot of
condition and did not display the form
which they showed against Swarth
more. Nicholson scored the only tally
State made His work. thruout the
game was very good Two extnt peri
ods of five minutes each wore played
at the conclusion of tile top legator
thirty-five minute periods but neither
tilde was able to score again
WESTTOWN STATE
1 . 1. Artier
L•VuUbiusk ley
L
-Q-Hydrt,4 o 4
Haltbealc
8,‘ 1 . 7 , ,";;,t1t. Outside: r • —' l , ..
'0 • o - Dnidel It. Insldo Wliklnx
i''' '' , l" .- :Rlcherclson C. Forward Nichols
- D. McDaniel L Insider Lu•
• ;-1 7 R. 0. , Stalgor L Outoldo Brodb
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Opal. R. Mcaunol 1, Nlcholnon
%v. thirty-five minute porlons and t
.9.2 five mlnuto pot ion.
Opportunity to Enter
Chautauqua Course
several colleges of Kansas have not
aside a day on which overs body will
try thell best to be themselves At Ot
tawa University It Is called "Slouch
Day" and It Is sold that with each suc
ceeding day the movement becomes
more popular. In the days sot apart
the students near the clothes that they
feel the most at case In and that look
the best.
By an almost unanimous vote the
faculty of Connecticut Wesleyan re
cently adopted Military Training as a
part of the college curriculum The
adoption was received very enthusias
tically by the student body The course
adopted requires two years nork, three
hours each week while college is In
session Tine movement for the adopt
ion of the course was fostered by an
der-gmduato sentiment, it petition con
taining the names of 192 under-grad
uates nes presented urging , the adop
tion of the course
Tho Harvard Union is undergoing a
croon crisis Loot year the financial
statement of the Union allotted a loos
of an ON on thousand dollars The Union
oith its many assembly rooms and club
moms has 'nosed ver) useful to the
under-graduates and all possible efforts
will be made to increase the member
ship and secure alumni aid
Dan tmouth College this year ohows
the langest emollment It boo over heat.
There are, this yew, IGOI students en
tolled, an Increase of thlrt)-one over
last years attendance
The campaign at the Unkerslty of
rennsylvanla to tinge funds for the le-
Ohl of suffering prlsunein In Eulope
has been called the .. Dolim Bug" Ef
i faits are being made to Induce ever)
student to contnibute at lend one dollar
The "Bug" boo moan rapidly since Its
inception
UMMMiaid
The December Issue of the Railway
Mechanical Engineer contains an arti
cle by Professor A .1 Wood, In which In
shown the derivation and the applica
tion of some sex formulas applied to
train operation
Editorial comment is made In the
Railway Age alMettO of December 22.
on Professor 'Wood's paper before the
American Society of Refrigerating En
gineers
Dean R. L Sackett call attend the
annual Con‘ontion of tho American So
clet of CI% 11 Engineers, January 19,
and 20, 10 Sea' York elt9.
The lecture by .1 A. L Waddell, rd.
day, Janua.y 12th, at 4,10 in Engineer
ing "s", will be on the general subject
of "Engineering" and his excellences
Mt Waddell established the first Jac,
noose Technical University, and was
decorated by the Emperor for his ser
viLes Ile Is the leading bridge engl
neet ,in America todaj, and is the cm
that of the latest text on the subject
Mr Waddell hew offered prizes to
senlot Civil Enginems giving the best
solution of four bridge problems sug
gested by him.
As It is p. ohable that the entire col
lege will be Interested In the lecture of
Prank 01!broth of Providence. R. I, on
"Crippled Soldiers", It will ptobablt be
given in the old Chapel on
16111, in order that all who are Interes
ted may attend lilt Gl!broth made
motion studies of crippled soldiers and
of changes h. Industry in older to make
possible the operating of machines
which had former ly required both hands
or both feet or all four members His mo
tion oletut es and diagrams made _from
them ate probably the finest examples
of scientific study of this great Indus
trial problem which has been created
by the present wet Dean Sackett
heard the lecture at the American As
sociation for the Advancement of Sci
ence. at Columbus. and considers it of
wide scientific interest
Protease: E N Bates, of the Depart
ant of Mechanical Engineering. la
.nductlng oo linigineerAng• Extension
In the Construction. -Operation
4 Repair of Automobiles. at the Al
• • e night school. There'sre neve
stand the meollonlam of the
Sevaral , Marone styles of ahhAssle will
trupplled by the dealers of Altoona
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Sophomores Win
Wrestling Scrap
Freshmen Take Only one Bout Mak
ing Final Score 27-5
The sophomores. %Mt but one ex
ception. succeeded In 4 -suturing every
bout In the wrestling scrap Matte. the
two lower classes held before the hali
de>. on the Armory mat The 151'J
men received three falls and three de
cisions, while the 1920 class obtained
one fall, making the Heal score 27-5.
Tile moat exciting bout was the opener
between Mello ls, 'l9 and ?denuders,
'2O, in the 115 pound clans Tile decis
ion rent to Nicholls on account 01 Ills
super low knowledge and experience In
the next bout Leete. 'l9, disposed of
Lennie. '2O. with a head-chances) and
an arm-lock Then, in the 135 pound
bout Dotter '2O threw Babcock with his
famous bold, a double arm-leek and
body-hold, thus making the freshman's
Ova points Millet the sensational WI est
ler of fortnew "two year As'" fame,
made short work of I W Brown, '2O
Torwell and T.wennew took the next
two bouts on decisions [tom A 0 Wil
son and Thomas. respectitely In the
heat yweight chum, Pullman gained the
quickest fan by throwing Robe with
a half-nelson In one minute and Meaty
nine seconds
College President To Head
Rockeffeller Foundation
An Incident of more than paroling
interest to Penn State students is to be
found In the announcement that Dr
George C Vincent ail] retire from the
presidency of the Ditherslcy of Minn
esota to become president of the Rock
efeller foundation on May it. 1217 The
Interest of the college In this announce
ment Is due to the fact that Di W C
Forsythe, head of the college health
service. will also identify himself milli
the cork of the Foundation sometime
during the coming spring. and thus will
enter upon his nen duties under the
leadership of the former president of
the iiestern anti ersity
Dr Vincent WIIII called to Ills new
ollicLe because of the enlarged reope of
the activities of the foundation and be
cause of its need for it man of wide ex
po,: lence who c in dmote his whole time
ti
the wink Ile succeeds John I)
Rockersllts. 41 whose term expires
next 31,,3 The hater oral letain
ronnootlon with the Pound:Won as
chahman of the Nand of tiustees, a
new o(lice. 'Ol,llO 1), Vincent still take
coer the executise 1.0(
The Agricultural School hum truntly
made some Impel t.tot purchases of pure
hied live stock 'Lust meek tweet).
three register ell Holstein cows ueze re
ceived nod this week the School expects
to rocolte melon pule bred-Clydesdale
horses
Engineering Extension elnicies hat,
been organized at Hazelton thru the In
terest of C A Gainer, Ditialon Engi
neer of the Lehigh Valle) Coal Co
These clause. are pursuing Practical
Electricitti and allied Nut/Jet:hi
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PENN STATE ! COLLEGIAN
SIGNAL CORPS TO
BE REORGANIZED
One of the most Imam toot plans non
under consideration for the Signal
Cot Pr to that of having nn enthe rear-
Wall/Atkin of the corps upon a military
basis. in. In other winds, andel actual
aims pitittit on ex übse(sed at the her
der (*islet this plan the col pit will be
disidtxl into dis !skins of ten men each
In chola° of a sergeant and two em
poria?. There stilt be it sergeant and
a corporal rioting no mlieiess anellllal
and assistant Foul of the privates
mill be dot died especially fm helio
graph swig, mlille the remaining Pri
smes trill net more In it militia) Ca
pacits
The membership of tile maps at Mes
eta. Is Cr, and it is not lei loin u. )et
m bother It will be ...lilted to 20 men
In cadet to have Imo disisions
aliether it will be teen tilted to 30 men
mith three divisions T D. till holds,
who has rharge of the moo it Ilt Vl egelli.
MIN I ceentls pointed ant the pos411)111E5
of the members of the Imps pan?lng
the examination for positions of Write) ,
In the toner e some that is nom being
discussed In congress.
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WIIERCAS, It ma tolttonoll am Ileav
only Fallon, In Ills lanlgluw wisdom. to
call front 11111011 g an our blend and fel
low moth.. Albert L Doman, late
Assoclnto Societal , . of the Young Moon
Chrbalan Antlactation of the
Stute College
BE IT RESOLVED, That ae, the 1
M C. A Cabinet, exalt,. out sense of
the loss sustained In College and by the
Christina ANVOCIIIIIMI in the departure
of one alto had so nobly dedicated his
life to the sort Ice of the Divine Master,
and alto hold worked so unceasingly in
that dedication and alto had been to his
foliow uoiltcis so true a Blend and
counselloi and helots And furthei.
that ae extend to his Nue:its and fam
ily the sincere sympathy a Melt ae feel
with them in their great beremement
AND BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED,
That a copy of theme I.ollldollB be Sent
10 UM patents or out departed Diem],
and a cope be publlsbed In THE PENN
STATE COLLE(IIAN
California Co• Eds Live
Months on Peanuts
Too Ifni, ersit,t of Califot nia co-eds
hot e iet enti) t ompinted nu intet outing
dietetic expetiment in HS hitt on noth-
Inn but pennut• rot n period of tin Co
months Th. expel hnent 0 its coulee)
out molts the direction of Professot
M 11 lan, hood of tile delta] tment of
nun Ilion, to test his them c thnt pea-
- See
HARVEY BROS.
FOR RA NED GOODS and ICE CREAM
• • •
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WAS and FRATERNITIF.S.
out ate among the beat and most con
centrated of food stvallablo for human
being.
According to Pt aerator Jaffa the ex
periment wax it complete scientific Nue
otos, The cord of the Confabtotaled
ilft,n tents a du). or Slot, a tt coil,
fat tacit girl On 014 Inds tint' 110/11i1
11111 per 11111 l Ith 11110 Ittpt dolt,, to the
-min of $1 20. a ilgtoo nhielt broke all
...Lord,* for fr matlitt on tho comport
Identity of the mu 10 inelpulx In
the experiment hats not Otte tat been
mule public ns the girls have IneNted
111111 their name, he kept beet of "We
luster felt butter". said ono of therm . '
hut I'll net, tat another peanut an
long . tor I lite I can't hen the eight
of them now
COUNTY AGENTS HOLD
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
The fifth 1111110111 Minter confeteme of
the count,. :gent , : Of PennmiSalllll Ix
belnh 110111 In Stone College from Jane
t:, :1 to 11 11111tv-olv (mottle., ol
,home lc,lng toga:dm:ll fat
WOlk ate lepivientoql 111 the confer
ence TIM• roll fen onte 1:01:10 held
11111101 the dliectloo of VI K
State 11.111101 of fat m but elm moll< ,In
conjunction 11 It 11 P Weave, 110010
unlit State leader The mot 1111100 11:0
given etch to genlral soedono on faint
mojecto and Itoilclex, 101100 the eft:o
ral°. lOC being devoted to committee
out It
Seteral Penn butte men of the clean
of 1016 are em oiled in the rankr of the
county unman thh. yenr These In
clude I A Ekennenmn, 1k M Decker.
P S Cirnoinnn. N E Corker. A L
Ilacckei, A. T. Kearney. C C Me.
Donal' E .1 Pen,. II It Pickett. and
heat Straw
FOREST L. STRUBLE
PLIIIIIIING .A.:11) MUTING
BEGIN
The New Year
RIGHT
DO IT ELECTRICALLY
~ We sell Electric Appli
ances and Peerless
Mazda Lamps
Store Closes at 6 p. m.
THE. TURKTTE.
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TWELVE FRESHMEN CHOSEN
IN COLLEGIAN COMPETITION
Allot nix weeks of NWT competition
in ti hick Cott) menthol/I of the flesh
, men them tiled fin positionn an tonna
, ken tin the tanlT ... Tim Collegian" bonDI
1111110‘1111. .14 1111. Mel , 01100 of the tenon
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We will have a large stock of
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