Wednesday, May 30 1917
SUMMER SCHOOL TO
CONVENE AS USUAL
`Attendance 'Expected to
Drop; New Courses To-
Be Added -
4he summer school courses will con
tinue in the same manner an in pre
vious can, except tint the number of
students enrolled will be a little below
normal," said Dexter E. R. Smith, who
has charge of the summer work, when
asked concerning the prospects for the
unnroaching motion The work is to
commence June 25 and will be complet
ed on August li. The usual extensive
preparations have been undertaken and
oxide from the alight drop In atten
dance no change will be experienced.
In fact, sevend new end distinct cours
es have been added to the curriculum.
namely, a ten-day conference for
church workers, a war time conference
of county and city superintendents end
an °mei gency course dealing with first
aid and military Instruction, designed
to meet the need of those intending to
enlist in patriotic service
The nonfat once for church workers
will be under way on the 10th at July
and during the ten days of its dura
tion addressee will be made by some
noted men in theological education
Dean G. D. Fiske will be one of the
speakers appearing before - the church
workers. Dean Flake Is at present in
charge of the Oberlin Graduate School
of Theology. Doctor II Jackson.
of the United States But eau of Educa
te'', will also - appear at that time
The Training School for Continuation
Teachers will add n. distinctive feature
to tho session since thin phase of In
struction has never been attempted
here before. Five efficient Instructors
will be employed In this course The
object of the work will be to prepare
teachers who can take charge of clam
.° containing thous minors who. are
employed In factories and who must be
given a complete education These
continuation schools well) formed after
the passage of the Coy Child Labor Act
in 191 .
The conferences of city and county
superintendents has been called mainly
for a general discussion In order that
the superintendents may become no
qunlnted with the changes in education
that must take place during the present
The coins. In first aid and military
instruction will be run In conjunction
with the other Bummer clamses and will
embrace an extensive study of fleet aid
work as well as daily military inearuc
tion
MINING SCHOOL NOTES
The present coke fired furnnces tel
assaying- work are being replaced by
a thoroughly modern Inettination of oil
fired muffle furnaces. The new equip
ment consists of ten single muffle fur
nace. Additional apparatua, In the
form of pulp and button balancee, has
also been purchased These additions
will provide equipment for lire unsay
ing equal to that of any mining school
in the country
A small water-jacketted blast fur
fume for lead and copper smelting has
boon Installed which will materially ex
tend the scope of the work In the met
allurgical laboratory courses
Tho Installation of apparatus and oil
fired brick kilns for treatment of clays
Is now complete, and clays are being
tested for the various clay working in
dustries In the State, as well as for,
others Interested in such wofk
The rapid extension of tho flotation
process to tho concentration of low
grade ores has made it necessary for
tho School to Install a flotation plant
which has Leon used this year for tho
first time In the ore-dressing labora
tories.
Boyd Dudley, Jr., Assistant Profes
sor of Metallurgy, recently received
his' commission as captain In the Ord
nance Department - of the Officers' Re
serve Corps, ho has not yet been or
dered to report for duty
Dr. H N Eaton, Assoc.ote Professor
of Qeology, is going Into practical
workfor the summer with the Empire
Goo & Fuel Co. of Oklahoma, as Is
also G. L Tpllle, a Senior Mining Geol
ogist
S. J. Caudill, Teaching Fellow In Ge
ology, has accepted a position as chid
geologist for the Neely-Clover Co, oil
producors operating In Ohio J. P. ,Itlc-
Culloch, a Senior Mining Geologist, Is
going Into geological work with the
same Company.
Summer pmetlaum work In mining
and metallurgy will not be taught this
summer as outlined in the catalogue
substitution of practical work in mining
metallurgical, or geological lines Is be
ing allowed for it.
AMONG THE FORESTERS
The Senior Foresters, who have boon
In camp In North Carolina for the past
tow weeks, are intending to break
comp on Juno I, In the last Immo of
the American Forestry Magazine them
appeared the picture and a short ac
count of the tvork being done in the
Lincoln Memorial University, Tennes
see, by Charles Claxton, ono of the Se
nior Foresters
Bellefonte Central R. R. Co,.
Commencement Schedule of Trains
Pennsylvania B. JL fruit. from Sunburn Williamsport, Lock lialen
and Moutandon via Lewisburg, connect at Bellefonte with Bellefonte
Central trains for State College.
Leave Bellefonte (or State Collude State College to Bellefonte
Friday, Juno 8 Tuesday, Juno 12 Monday, June II
6:90 and 0:40 A. AL 030 and 0:40 A. M. 8.00 and 11.50 A. Af.
1:30 and 4:50 P. IS. 2:00 P. AL 5.00 P. M
Saturday, June 9 IVednesday, Juno IS Tuesday, June 12
0:30 and 9.40 A. Af. 0:30 and 9.40 A. M. 800 and 11.60 A. M.
1:39 P. M. 1:46 P. AL 6:00 P. AL
Monday, Jana 11 IVedriesday, June 18
0:36 and 9:40 A. M. 8:00 and 11:10 A. M.
1:30 and 6:00 P. M. 6.00 P. If
Parlor car attached to train leaving BellofontO at 9.40 n. rn and 1.15
P.M" and leaving State College 8:00 a. m., and 11:50 a. nL, no extra
charge for chairs In parlor car.
Return baggage can be chocked from State College to all pointa on
- "the Pennsylvania P,allread.
MORE THAN THOUSAND
IN TESTAMENT LEAGUE
Membership In the local branch of
the Pocket Testament league which had
Its slur t here In the r remit Charles M.
Alexander cam:ails:l, has nosy ramrod
the 1000 mark and Is Will grossing,
Its expanalun out of the college has
been beyond expectations. Last Sat
urday the total membership of the
league reached 1072.
Students leaving the college bate
canted the idea to all parts of the
sUtte, and the merit of Mr Alexander
has spread the league membership from
Maine to California. With the college
Y. M C A.. a miter, more titan 000
Testaments have been distributed. There
have been a number of calls Item
points within the county. asking that
delegations be sent to present the mat
ter of the Pocket Testament League
betel a conventions. Sunday Schools and
chinches. A number of the students
have signed up as manly as fon ty and
fifty other persons as mends.. of the
league
The work of the league will be taken
to the camps of tine Atomic. soldiets
and there is no possibility that Penn
State still have In numbet of men In the
fence that presents the tenni< Wend
contes from the Penn State men In the
Olileeers . Training Camps that the lit
tle Testaments are doing good service
and are ,ery much apps °elated by the
men . In one of the :elisions papers of
the HUM, thanemos recently published
no reproduction of a picture showing a
portion of the Penn State cadets who
had joined the league
Pitt Tennis Team
Here For Match
The Penn State tennis team will
Way theft last and probably the moat
Important match of the season when
they meet the Pitt netmen bete next
Saturday at 3 o'clock The following
men will make up the team R 0
Dodds, G. L Bayles, B. J. Connell and
T. 31. Reed The Pitt team has al
ready been defeated by the Blue and
White squad
The match will not be an way one
for Penn State um the team from Pitts
burgh In made up of several good men
who intend to give the Blue and White
men a stilt light. As Pitt has defeat
ed Carnegie Tech the match will be In
the nature of at championship one for
Penn State A match with Carnegie
Tech colts to be held here last Saturdas
but the Tech men wee unable to
make the trip
FEW MEN AGAIN ANSWER
THE PRESIDENTS CALL
Tot the second consecutive Satur
day afternoon, President Sparks matt
handicapped In his efforts to clean up
the athletic field back of the baseball
bleachers by lack of a sufficient number
of students to assist Ott the first oc
casion. Once men turned out, anti last
Saturday the number was incteased to
twelve. Nest Battalion while Doctor
Smelts will not be present In person,
he is hoping that morn men will turn
out to finish the work.
AS ham been stated bonne, the object
of the work Is first of ill, to inevent
lire by cleaning up all the 1 übblsh and
dead leaves that are so plentiful. A
secondary object will be to plant grass
seed in order to beautify that section of
the campus However, the college Is
not able to pay for this troth, and as
the athletic field belongs to the students
It to hoped that they will attend to Its
care
It wan unfortunate that no many
athletic attractions were hero last
Saturday, for no doubt the track moot
and the baseball game drew bomo stu
dents who would othernino have
helped In the work. Doctor Sparks de
sires to thank the following mon for
their asslotanco last Saturday. J. W
Morrison TO, 8 0 Covoney '2O, If W.
Dudley '2O, Albert Green '2O, T. 0
Smith '2O, C. W Kline TO, W. Major,
'2O, .7 111 /Tourer 'lO, R. Y Signorth 'l9,
13 P. Evans 'lO, F D Sites 'lB, and
Elso 'l7
1920 OFFICERS CHOSEN
FOR THE COMING YEAR
At a recent class meeting the Flesh
men elected °dicers for the coming
year. A committee to formulate plans
for a stunt on Friday evening, June
Bth, W. appoint.] at the same time
and they are now planning appropriate
ceremonies for the farewell appearance
of the green "link", The °Meets elec
ted are on follows 1 , N. Wolf meld-
I dent, A. E. Kincaid, vice-president,
!W. C )Markle, secretary; W J Young,
treasurer and It II Rauch, Student
Tribunal representative.
QUARTET REHEARSING
Tho Glee Club Is lehearsing regular
ly In prenaratlon for the concert to be
given Commencement weekk. The quar
tet le also rehearsing and consists of:
Russell Moore —Font Tenor
Dean C. C Robinson.. Second Tenor
J H. Taylor 'lB . Baritone
A. C Bright 'lB . ...... Dane
CHANGE. IN CHAPEL SINGING
Dean Robinson plami to change the
custom of having only one choir to
sing In Sunday chapel and, instead to
have two different choirs, each ono
singing on alternate Sundays Ho also
plans having one chorus of all mon and
tho other a chorus of mixed voices
F. 11. THOMAS, General Mannror.
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News
from other
Calegies
PENNSILVANIA—Prom the final
statist!. complied by the Fmm Semi.
Blllettu, it In !Moan that 409 men have
been sent out to farms. Eighty per
cent of that number have been sent out
from the Who! ton School They are
dist! ibuted in tv.enty-odd states
I'IIIiIiSTLTANIA—Men enrolled In
mllltam Ualnlng will Mill ono hour a
day. three dayn In the stock tot the
balance of the college rear Some com
panies have taken up voluntalS 01111
lasting two bourn dolly
AILD—The football,team nisi
NUM its fall practice in the middle of
August if the win in over and the
authot hies deem It adLisable to resume
Intercollegiate athletic activities. Leary
sill again be coach until the season In
well under way when flaughton will
take charge Catalan W110011:1. Sims,
Casey, Hoi ween and Timelier me
among the best men available fin the
team, hi addition to some good 1 0 : esh
man mato Mi.
DAItTiIfOUTII—Of the 225 members
of the senior chum, only about half will
be !Havant at Commencement to re
ceive their diploma The annual ball
has been omitted and IL hop managed
by the alumni 0111 be substituted
YALE—After almost all of the plans
for a summer trnining camp had been
completed. It W. suddenly announced
that it would be impoavlble to hold the
camp at all The inability of the Cm
moment to supply equipment Is given
an the cause
JOHNS HOPKINS—The memebero
of the Senior Chum of Johns Hopkins
Univeroity recently decided to attempt
the witabilohment of a $25,000 endow
ment fund for the univerolty. Ea - Ch
member of the chum In to take out a
toonty year life inouronco pulley mak
ing the univeinity beneficial}
NO ACTION YET ON
AMBULANCE UNITS
The Penn State men uho have ap
plied for tile ambulnnee service In
Prance nre apparently no nearer to
leaving than they were novend weeks
ago. The Inspecting oSicer uho San to
have arrived dm leg the pant epoch, has
no far felled to put In an appearance
and, as a remelt, nothing can be done
by citlan President Sparks or Doctor
Kennedy toward getting the teen units
slatted
Some comment has been heard per
taining to the feet that ambulance
units Dom some of the larger colleges
have alfeatly gone to France Doctor
Sparks explained thin by pointing out
that the unite in question were prac
tically melt-equipped or else equipped
by alumnrof tile le/meetly° institutions
No gavel nenint unite have been sent
to Eul opo as }et, and on Penn State
mint wait for the government to fur
nish the equipment, it in readily
.ncen
Alta why the delay in taking place.
Sullicient men have not let been re
cruited for the tile units, and a num
ber of dilvers ale still needed. In or
der to get these additional men. the
admission to the corps bus been opened
to all, whether college students or not.
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PENN [STATE COLLEGIAN
RUTGERS-I'mm statist!ee complied
at Rutgers College It bus been found
that the percentage of each ohms mem
bership tt hich ban left college to take
up military and agricultural NM it is
Senior 72, Junior 42, Sophomore 32,
and Freshman 32
PITTSBURGII—Under a nem ruling
of the Unlversig Council of the Uni
versity of Pittsburgh e‘my male stu
dent In tine Ilikalthtlon IN reqUlled to
participate In InIlltal) drill foul hours
per meek Volute. chills hate been
held by it largo !nonunion of the sun
denim since Caster
ANYASOLIS—The prenent Met ChM
at the linked States Naval Atademy
all] be graduated June 28th nest one
tear ahead or time There one 201
men In the elm. and all Will, PION 1111.
I equired enamlnations will be immedi
ate eurnmingioned us enalgrui
CORNI:LI.--The United States School
of Atoonnutles twitted at Cornell Unl
vetslty emote.' its list netaplane last
nldny from Sun Diego, Callfattila
nano me about one hundred men en
tailed foe training. In the School
lIILOIVN—The Braun Daily lien old,
the undengraduitte jUIIIIIIO of Moon
Univensit), has ceased publication as
a daily for the donation of the . .111
The chief reason for the chanine In the
enlistment of a large pi covvrtion of the
men who publish the Herald into mili
tary service.
PILINCETON—Ne. features In tall
IGrry drill Include trench constructlo
and sandbag fortifications Instructio
Is also given In Cossack riding mu
double sentry duty. Like other and
versitles, Princeton In planning to givL
exhibition drills at Commencement tint.
A total of 107 men are enrolled in mil
itnry co government semi,. at th
pi client time
At the Senior lament given at the
Nitta. Meat: e on Monday night of
last meek, the class gained a total of
516.31 its Its portion of the i eeelpts
Thin mono will be used towards the
clam; day celebration on Month*,
Juno 11
Co to the "Jitney Dance" at ill
Pi eahlent's Ilou4e tal Delany evening
help tlfe Red Crone.
The University of Chicago
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Stationary and Soda Water
are wisely supplied
at the
Rexall Drug Store
DATE OF THESPIAN
SHOW IS CHANGED
To Give Play On Friday
June 8; "Feast Of Red
Corn" At Same Time
has been deckled by the Thespian
management to Wage the commence
ment per Animater of "The Naked
Cloth" on l'rldaymelting. June 8,
Instead of So tut thrB ef eninghos
keen met lously announced This change
was necessitated o hen It one decided to
combine the "feast of the Red Con
the pr oducton of the Rh I'm Wee Club,
ith the June perfeillllllll, of the
'Yhesplans The T 11.141111 f chicle, as
seen here eat Het Inthe >ear, will 1.011-
stltltte the 11111111 111115 or the ef ening's
monks:nonce, o hick, Irecsuse of inn di
vots° and out-of-the-on dhoti 3 maul
Promises to mar.e the evening's eine,
taltanent something out of the °Wino.)
The Tl‘e.giltanx 81111%, pr Opel and the
Inlet totting timid,' of the maul, clBstll
o 111 be kept as 1111.M.L tin 1/08 , 11111, 111.
though sef, ral of the ict:s9 V.lll 10. ,
quite same alto Won Netet theless, It
1/1 1111,1111.1 ill POI tr.) once mote the
anitisirm scenes Leto ern King Maim.
Ids Queen and the flirtatious Manse!,
Auenta. ohiel, 'mut, met louoly staged
se .11 bt S Si Piee, I J Lao lea, and
J II I.u, as The Into °sting hoe
, cents of 14 ho ens Zeolide and Pt into I
Philatnir mill also be Included en the 1
Plogram. It is intended to overcome
the losses in the cart and chorus 113
the addition of is merles of musical
numbtrS I,IIICII 11101111.10 to make the
show of en inure pleasing than before
It Is felt in the management that the
aulditlon of this music will lend exult
char in to plot and netting
"The ' , east of the Red Cern - ono
stagfcl such a HllOl t time ago that the
inuntredon still lingers The itl,o ,
kir, en Lt the gin Is, mused, because of
Its excellence, a distinct sun pi Ise rind
it 14 now being t emodelled to at Into
Its plane for lerithif ef nhor It also
contnins much inutile and dancing and
Is lather im %Ideal In natut e
.11113. TIII: RED CROSS
Help on:unntpt In becoming a
moralei of the fled CIO. lou nmy
need lied Cll/101 aid In the NCI y nem
future
Engineering News
rpr too In the class In navlßs,tion, the
Department of Commence has sent a
set of ciliate of tow coast from . NOW
York Hari,. to De'nat., Bay, and In
cluding the Del:tame Rltot from Phil
adelphia to Lila sea These charts luti.o
been used In ths Oaos in stutbing
Louise% lights, and othur things of
that nature
At n meeting Wednesday nh..111, Many
30t11, G 11 nillle, Ituntuctor In Elec.
him!' Englnce:nig. sill tleocribe the
It etens Appitratux Coed on Patio]
13onts, and Ito Opelatlon The lecture
nlll be Illustrated and till! be ghen In
Englnecilog '3". Mom 200 ant 7
o'elorlt
Dean SaLitett, Menviii. Miller and
(ilium, of tile Ciigineeting I:,tenolon
Deunitment. will attend the Convention
of tho Notional Axsodation of Cot por-
Ittioll Sachuols In Duni°, June 5 to 8
Dam T C Innbefell tslll glee the
Commencement ;etch eu at the closing
of the Allentoun Coglneerloct School on
lune 2 Ittl This is the close et the
foul th ,tti of this unique reatute of
englneet log hum action
Atiangementa lime been made for
CO Ina,',heeling I.lNtenalon School at
lohnaloon. Pa . 0111(.11 0111 1,0 nupport
cd 10 the at) 11111.1 the 1.611000 xteel
Lunipanle4, %% oik 01114.11 has been car-
Ilea on 10 one of too companies 11111
130 Wined OS or to the College, and he
. , .
leeted In It It ttlll Pl obabh be the
111.1 Int gust Engine. lug 11`<lt.1181011
.1.1 In the state, ranking ulth Allen
, n and \Vllher-I3atle
GILBERT & BACON
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS
For 1918 La Vie
H. H. BURRELL, 'lB, Student Representative,
228 Allen Street
Pag
DEX VERY WINS TWO
. MAT CHAMPIONSHIPS
Mar , Von', Taral&Y h3glatali papta•in
In 1911, and Alpo well known at Penn
State because or his wrestling ability
am two titles at the National Wrest
ling Championships at Atlantic City a
'Mort time ago Thu bouts v,ete staged
b) the Amateur Athlath. Union and
Very defeated Karl Konen. of Gary.
Indiana, M both the lightgeight and
the hette3aeight angles Both of the
bouts t exulted in clean falls tut the
An mci Penn State ntootle:
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