Wednesday, lan. 31, 1917 I HAVE TOLD MY WIFE THAT I AM IN LOVE Adv. MAJOR BELL GOES TO UNIV. OF CHICAI Captain Ahrends Assumes Charge Here Many Changes Planned For Spring Drill Major 0 W. 8011, in compliance with orders from tho War Depattment, has left State College to take charge of the organisation of a military department at the University of Chicago. His work at. Chicago will be to establish a mili tary department along the same lines as that at the University of Pennsylva nia. The Rork will be elective to the students for a year or so, but it is hoped to advance the standard of the work there until It complies with the requirements of the Federal Reserve Act There seems to be little likelihood at present of there being any one ap— pointed to take Major Bell's place at Penn State and this semester's work will bo In charge of Captain Almond's assisted by Lieutenant Baehr and Ser geant Allen. A decided Innovation, which is to be permanent hereafter, will be Intrduced this semester by having a four hour drill period for the Sophomores on Thursday afternoons while the Fresh men sections will each have ono two hour period Regimental drill will in all probability be held the last hour on Monday afternoon at which time all three sections have a drill period sched uled Another feature will be that of having the Sophomore companies In charge of the Senior officers and the Freshmen In charge of - the Juniors This plan will give the Junior Lieu tenant. practical experience in the I handling of men The advantage of having four hours In succession of drill are readily ap parent. A great amount of time will be saved which wan taken up before by roll-call and the taking out and putting away of the-rifles Also, by having four hours at a stretch, hikes, maneuvers, and other work hitherto impossible may be attempted. in fact, hiking, and manoeuvering, entrenching, target practice, and so forth, will form a large part of this semester's work. Target shooting from entrenched or se creted positions will bo done and there a possibility of hailing an elimina tion contest in target practice towards the end of the semester Minor tactic., with the assistance of the Signal Corps. will also be on the program. It le hop - e - dlo have the Corps equipped with a field radio outfit as well an heliographs and imager lines by 2) , time spring drU) starts , The orders wh &so tar cent from'':..ilege Wire- Ins Station and thence by buzzer lines to the various commanders. On the whole, the military work next spring promises to be very Interesting and at the name time very instructive. PROHIBITION LEAGUE STARTS STUDY CLASS The Prohibition League inaugurated study class work at a recent meeting. Each week a separate phase of the 11q our problem will be taken up and then studied by the members of the league Richardson'a "Liquor Problem" will be used, and Professor 1 L rooter, of the Romance Language Department will act as instructor. A movement has boon started to af filiate the other student organizations of the college with the Prohibition League. In all of the largo Woatorn colleges, the numerous student organi sations co-operate with the Prohibi tion Leagues, and a condition of this kind will be brought about here If It in possible "An effort la , also being mode to Interest the girls In the League. SIRLOIN CLUBVDS ' SUCCESSI. "JIANQUET Tho Sirloin Club, rtl organization made up of studentajrni the Animal Husbandry course, he'll itik annual ban quet at the University Club, Tuesday ovening,ttuauary..ek Fully seventy five members of e club together with the entire Aniesl Husbandry faculty were present. fr o tiowing the banquet, short address ', von % made by several member. of Lb,. ft,cat!Y. A lecture ' )y C Dooley, of tho Wastinghoue% ra oc t r ieland Menufac turing C0mu1,,,,,,,_.r...4.61irgh, Pe, will . . . - - be given on: Friday, February 2nd, at . 4:30 P. M., I Room 200, Eng Mooring E. SubJoct "En flooring Education aftor Graduation . Technical Industries" This Com ant soloots technical grad . unto. ouch Year n large numbers. Last Juno theyi accei od more oloctrical en gineers frqn Po a Mato than from any othor instiltution. FORllIr L. STRUBLE PLUMBING AND BEATING Both Phouoo _ News r„. from other • .Collecee Battery practice for the candidates far the University of Pennsylvania baseball team began In the University gymnasium on January seventeenth. The Yale Corporation has ratified the recommendation of the Executive Board of the Graduate Bcool to admit women as candidates for the degree of Bache lor of Arts A Prohibition club was recently orga nised at the University of Pittsburgh. The work of the club will be closely al lied with the Intercollegiate Prohibi tion Association Ohio State University raised $7 000 recently dm Mg the cnmpuign of war relief for European prisoners Many sacrifices wore made by the students of the college and the various student orgunimtions. Ono sot ority donated Its annual dance fund. The University of Illinois has a gym nasium with a floor space of 107,000 square feet All Indoor track meets are held In the building on Indoor cinder track which le ten feet wide and only 0% lops to the mile All track events except the hammer, discus and Javelin throws can be held In this great buil ding. Seats tan be arranged for 3,000 spectators MANY NEW FACES IN THE FACULTY New Instructors Appointed by Trustees to Fill Vacancies Caused by Resignations The beginning of the new semester witnesses the appearance of some new fares in the faculty A number of in structors had resigned to take up work In new fields, and these• and other va cancies have been filled by the follow ing nppninteeo• William It. Chedseir, essistant pro fessor of mining engineering He Is a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines, clans of 1908 end has had a wide practical onperlence He suceeds Pro fessor W. H Weigel S R. Black. Penn State 'l3, succeeds P P Henshall, as on Instructor In prac tical mechanics. Miss Faith NV Elliot, Instructor in Institutional Management Miss Elli ott received the B A degree from Hillsdale College In 1911, and the B from Simmons College. 1913 C 0. Came, Instructor In engineering extension He received the B 9 degree corn Ile Alabama Polytechnic Ironßute , and the DF;Ai= 150.3.2 . 2 talon In 1909 L. D Jesettnan. instructor In horti culture He is a graduate of the Now Hampshire State College, class of 1914, and has since boon connected with the University of Missouri where be re ceived the M 8 degree last your Ho boa been doing research work at the Missouri University Wallace H Martin, Instructor in me chnnical engineering Ho received the Ihr E degree at the Missouri Univer sity. Wallace 17 Martin, instructer In me chanical engineering He received the M E degree at the University or Minn esota In 1910 Ho has been an Instruc tor in engineering at that place since 1911. Walter Thomas, assistant chemist In the department of agricultul al chemis try. Ho received the B S degree horn the University of Wales In 1905 He was formerly a member of the faculty hero, and has boon to Europe since leaving Penn State - - Albert White, .noperintendent of the greenhouses and instructor in horticul ture Ho is a graduate of the Mary land Agricultural College, 1913 The following have been appointed instructors in chemixtry for the sec ond semester: Frederic L Conover. B. A, University of Wisconsin, 'lll Walter S Ehommenger, B S. Bucknoll Univer sity, 'l2, M 8, Bucknell University, 'l4 Homer W. Stone. 13 A University of WiAconsin, 'l6 Cornelius A WOK Mercer University, 'O6: M S.. Univer sity of Georgia, TA, and M. A, Colum bia University, 'l3 FREE TRIPS TO PLATTSBURG NOW The Nor Department has &Tidal that et the military trebling camps this year no W(1,011808 will be entailed by the mon taking up this phase of mili tary training. The Adjutant General a few days ago sent to the commanding generals of this department regulations which In part said that the government would pay all transportation to and from the camps, subsistence while at the camps, and would provide each citizen soldier with complete equipment. Melodies hat, coat, two flannel shirts, two breeches, toggles, shoes, badge, and various Insignia. The experience of the National Guard on the border has cooled the enthusi asm to some extent for enlistment in the militia, and the men sincerely believ ing In some sort of military training look to the training cameo as the best moans toward our preparedness. Fifty thousand mon Is the figure set for the enlistment this year in all the training BLUE BOOK 1917 for Fraternity Jewelry, together with ists ,will be mailed on application Insignia ALFOUR & CO. .EBORO, MASS. LUMEN A chapter of the Phi Gamma Delta national Mutes any Wail recently estab lished at the University of Pittsburgh. Three nest flame buildings will moon be erected on the =mous of the Univer sity of Pittsburgh, at a cost of approxi mately $5,000 fur the purpose of bring ing the School of Education upon the camp.. Tile Hoard of Trainees of the Unl veinity of lilttsbui gh le planning for a campaign to aloe an endoument of $8 - 000,000 It Is expected that the cam paign will come to an end In 1010 silica a celebration will be held making the hundredth annhersaiy of the granting of the chatter of the Weetern Unlver mity , Statistics recently Ptillliehcd in the publitation known us "Old Penn" at the University of Pennnylvania show that approximate]) 3,371 students out of about four thousand ate engaged In some Lot m of physical exercise and that 1,007 of these RIO hl competithe athletics The students oho ore listed an engaging In competitho athletics represent the number who signed up on competing tot Macon on tile varsity mans of the University. A large num ber of these men were chopped from the towed obeli the "cut" came eampa of the country at large In the Modem Depot tment thole were 9,000 men at the se‘eral comps last peal Of theao, 1300 10010 front Eastern Penn sy Ittattla alone It Is hoped that East ern Pennsyhanin ail' send approxi mately 4.000 this year There nlll be four camps at Platte burg In 1917, giving plenty of choice and opportunity to take athantage of the Covet nment's off.. The first will be held [tom June 2 to July 1, the sec ond titan July 7 to August 5, the third, from August 11 to September 9, until the [math (tom September 15 to Octo ber 14 Enrollment blanks have not been reeelsed ma yet by the Comman dant's office but they may be procured there In at short time Engineering News In a recent competition of the New Yolk Beaux Arts Society, the Depart ment of Drawing and Architectural En gineering had the good fortune to have all Penn State contributions accepted Ono problem was the design of en end attention of museum, to be worked up In one of the classic orders. In this Penn State enteled three solutions, two by Juniors hi the department, H I•' Patringer and W. H. Jones, and one by W. S. Huffman, an instructor In the department The other problem was the des..aus-of-rt a small Vii, 8 NI Palm. of the Junior class sending in the only solution. All judgements are made hi the looms of the society, in Ne'v. York. with all so lutions having strips of paper pasted over the name and Institution of the CI:MI.1[111a To this competition many schools send a representative whose du ty It Is to call attention to the good points In the drawings In which he Is Interested. Wdbout the aid of any reptesentathe, all the designs submit ted by Penn State received honorable mention Thu dram logs will be on ex hibition in the near future Dean Sackett was in Now York City at tho annual Convention of the A. S. C E last week While there he Was entertained at the Astor monition on Sth avenue, along with other engineers and manufacturers Tho subject dis cussed Was - Entrineenlng and Amen!. canism . ' one dealing with the now movement tohtud education itnigrants to It batten knowledge of American in stitutions On Jainnu y 26th Dean Sackett at tended tho banquet of the Engineering Extension &Imo' i.t Pottstown, nod spoke on "Influence of Engineering Extension Education" In Engineering Extension theta are at the prebent time 4211 students At the end of the year then o will ho 5,000 These claysen am held in 34 diffetent cities There are 141 feast:ma insttue ling: 205 dito:en'. chtanes Mr. C G Gaunt. Con met ly an matt actor in the Mesh:mi.' Engineering Department, and more recently ulth the Morrie tools Company as head of their educa tional Clerk, la iepresenting the college In the Philadelphia district and is co operating with the I" II C A, in the I:nth:mum, of the Engineering Dxten- Men instsuction Them a over 800 students In the Philadelphia re diet:lota YOUNG NAN WANTED to Introduce n now line of Automobile dimmers I. local 101 l ltory Good commioslon Quick ceiling Mklicaei fun 303, dlciir BEST • QUALITY Groceries • • • Wholesale and Retail Special Rates to Clubs and Fraternities L. D. Fye 200.202 W. College Ave. PENN STATE COLLEGIAN JUNIATA DEFEATED FOR SECOND TIME State Gains Early Lead and Defeats Huntingdon Team by 40-30 Score The Varsity basketball loom led b 3 Captain Walton went to Huntington en Satus day, January 2001 and defeated the Juniata College team by the Scot 0 of tot ty to thirty The game, which had been looked roma.) to with COll. siderable Interest because of the clues contest between the two teams before the Christmas vocation, brought out a..erosil Difich filled the college g3mnasiurn to ocerflowing The State team marled rather slowly but soon became accus tomed to the small floor and by the end of the first halt had amassed a lead of eight points. This lead with 'ltemised to ten points-during the second half, gicing State the final decision 10 to 30 Blakeslee was the star point gotten of the evening with a total of eighteen points, sewing sit field goals and sit foul goals out of twelve chances. For Junlata, 51anbeck scored four field goals while Oiler caged one field goal and dropped twelve foul goals In the ban het out of sixteen chances Pala, who played the Sunlit position for Penn State dm log the first game with Juni ata, was again aeon at this position Although the same bliss fast thruout, there nem no substitutions made by althea side. StMe Bit kmilee. 1' LlailmLl2 I' Adam C. I% ulam 0 Cum a F•. C. Fir. I'l, 6 a 18 3 0 6 3 0 0 3 0 6 2 0 1 EIMI Juniata Newcomer, P. 2 2 0 Oiler, r. 1 12 14 Baker, C 1 0 o Alcamo*. C 4 0 0 Ilm nez , Cl 0 0 0 I:Z!2=1 I=l ""DADDY" GROFF SENDS LETTER TO PENN STATE Letter to State by Duddy Grott A member of the faculty recently re ceived a lenglay letter from "Daddy" Ginn' In which he told many thing. of Interest uhich are going on over In China In connection ail!, the Canton Christian College The letter in ad drvnoed to "Itty dear felloun nt Penn State" and corner an an 1111.01 to num croon letters lecolved by him from studenta hero asking hint for informa tion concerning the College In the East "Daddy" exultant. a &elle to be able to give the ntudenta an adequate idea an to just abut he and MN assochttes are doing away oyes in China but re fern to the two - Chinese students ip and Lie. as being able to give a much better description than any that he could write lie mentions that It In by means of the combined forces that the college Is a shoyaid.,,Aming that at the . t time there IWainetec..Amer lean and forty-one Cfiitiese teachers to instruct live hundred and fifteen stu dents The greater part of hie letter Is taken up In Ith un Interesting acount of O. re cent trip up the West Ricer to the fn moon mountain, Tong Oo Shan, with two or Ulm:. Instructors and twenty 11,e students of the college JEWELER and OPTICIAN REPAIRING A SPECIALTY 121:323 Smith Typewriters C. E. SHUEY 108 South Allem Street The White Grotto Cafe Is undernew management but the same first class service and cour teous treatment will continue as heretofore Come In J. S. CLINGER, Mgr K. ncoes Cat Fe Is the place for you to eat Sanitary conditions and first class service guaranteed Open until 12:00 p. m. every night except Sunday BEGINNING, FEB. 15 (AWE will open a Circulating Library con 'll taining the newest Fiction. Examine our list of new Macmillan books and Everyman's Library. - - :-: The Penn State Book Store L. K. Metzger, 'l5, Prop. I I I Allen St Club 'Motes At Its regular flouting last Sunday morning, the /knot ah Society elected the n.uoging ogle.a fon the second se inviter. Pt exldent. I) Blackman. VI, to preeldent. P. C Seel eit/lt y. .1 It Rosenfeld, Tn elasui et, S Wein stein. Ithrtorinn arid Representative to the 'Wants rib Jots nal", II C Mat kle At a : event meeting of the Mechani cal Engineering Society, Elections of officers for the corning semein el were held W I. Jones Cos elected Presi dent, S J Can neck I, c Ice-in esident. told R It Rinkenback. Seci story 11 S Clack continues its ti ennui et Lost Priday mening a fat unveil re ception mos given In 1101101 of Presidmit Memo, who leases elastic to take a po sition ht Buffalo Scrotal members of the faculty and a large number of the students stele in cYant Refreshments and several short talks pi ovlded a yore pleasant mooing for entry one Pusident Jones during tire coming semester aims to hate talks (torn sm ote' of the more/more and from the stu dents alto lingo actually worked on en gineering John The society will hold anothet meting within the next two WOCiIS, tile dote of which ban not yet been delinitely decided upon. ING nitro RIFLE CLUB FIRES FIRST INTERCOLLEGIATE MATCH The flret match of the year in the Inter-collegiate matches wan tired 1,9 the Penn Mute title teem lamt neek Neither the Nome nor the name of the opponent ‘,lll be knonn until the re volt/I ate 11.0011011 this week The State Ycole totaled 01111 776 the lownenn or nlllOll can plobabb be nteounted tel by canon of Ito being the drat match The 11, et places On the tenni nere taken bl R. 11 Tutke, 'IS, C D Muller 'lB Vi W 910.11111nn 'lB, C W kleCool '2O, and FI Slegenftwe /18, mldle the otllelll litre nermed 1,1 S A kleCrenry, Sp Ag , AV Bannlstta 'lB, N I Stone 'l7, / P Seaton 'l9, N K White, Sp Air. and IL' S Still 'I? VENUS 14:P PENCIL No matter what course you're taking you need this famous pencil! I Because of the superb . ny of material and workman ship, VENUS is admittedly the finest pencil It is possible to make. 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State the course you are taking FREE Announcement hos Just been made of the prim pindlers In the State hat's corn sod potato moping club contest !conducted with the (ammo' peek do ings leventl) The coin plum!, pas C lbookel. of 14mm step it 13et11s Coon t}, V.llO In oduced 120 bushels of shelled corn un 1111 .1010 plot of ground %Viten It ounce to potatoes. Net matt Caney, of Sande 1.311t0, blotter count., shoped that he could modure 340 bushels pen time There result, duo startling piton It Is toneldeted that the average leld of Mulled corn per new In Pennstl- Santo he but 30 buslieht and that of po tatoes. 83 bushels The dub coil, is conducted t ph tem undo the Oh millon of the °sleuth/1i dep.:A:nem of the school of sma lcultute lE= doom, loy J. IL MINGLI:. l'cliert I=! MAIL. 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