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College Instructor
Dies Very Suddenly
Thollwell A. Coggeahull. un Instructor
In tho Engineering Extension dlvls
ion. died suddenly In Philadelphia on!
December ulneieonth whllo on the train
going to bin work Nut mnn> of tho|
fncult> kero know Mt Coggoahall, al-,
though lie mum un Instructor In real
deuce during tho second semester of
last year In tho machine shop Thoao
who knew him found him to bo a very
gonial and conscientious teacher. Ho
was thoroughly \erscd In precise
machlno shop practice ,nnd for twenty
live i euru was head of tho shops in
Olrard College from which post two
yeais ago he was retlrod Ho accepted
n position as instructor In engineering
extension foi Tcnn Stuto later, and
took charge of the Philadelphia district
While connected with tills work, ho
supervised various classes which were
carried on In tho plants where this
work had already been Introduced und
met olllclats of vurlous othor largo In
dustrial plants to explain to them tho
nature or the educational wnrk which
was carried on In the Industrial es
tablishment and planned particularly to,
uld the semi-skilled woikmen employed
at that plant Mr CoggeshaU's w Ido
acquaintance with tho prominent men l
In Industiy in Philadelphia made him.
a very valuable man for tho extension I
department of this Institution AUj
of his associates and acquaintances;
knew that he would not present u sub-.
Jcct which did not have Ills most con-1
detentions Kmlorscmciu and further
more because of Ids tboiougb .irquilnl
uiicotlilp with slop methods that he
could appeal to the average mechanic
In the language of his Job Mi Cog*
geshall wnc very sucussful in pres
enting tho Penn Slate Engineering Ex
tension Dupmlinent idea of extension
education und la obtaining the ptne
tlcal vtuloisement of It hy limns of the
hu g< st Industrial plants
Lust vonr Mr. Coggeshell devoted
considerable time to hislrnctllon In the
machlno shop at this Institution, while
new tools vveio being ordered and plans
being drawn lot a new shop. His
Identiilcailnn with thin work showed tho
iliorongh knowledgo which ho had of
piucticul wotk and also showed his
appreciation und undei standing of the
young mun taking his first shop in
oiruclion Mr Coggeshall was a man
of unusual geniality, of the very highest 1
character, and Inti rested In picscntlng
tlie Ideas behind successful shop In
struction Hlu cnpncUj foi work and
ills enthusiasm seemed to sharpen with
yeais Rithcr thun to abate "Whllo hero
ho added to a wide circle of friends
among tho faculty
DEAN SAGKETT RETURNS
FROM SHORT LECTURE TOUR
Dunn R. L Suckutt of the School of
Engineering hna returned from a short
and Intensive lecture tour In the west*
orn part of the state On Tuesday ev
ening. Tanuar> sixth, he locturod bo
fore the Chamber of Commorco at
Johnstown, Pa. The following nftor
noon ho spoke to the high school nt
Grconnburg and that evening addressed
the Koiaty Club nnd invltod guests.
Tho following Thursday he spoke to tho
Ih»a of the Erlo high school and
described to them tho various kinds
of engineering and the fluidities nee
osnarv to success. In the e\ cuing he
spoke to the Shop Moil’d Club on ‘The
Shop Committees."
TEN SOCCER MEN AWARDED
VARSITY LETTERS
At a meeting of tho varsity soccer
nion hold Tuesda) evening In Old Main
tho later “V was ouardod to nit men
who von their right to the honor and
tliV'cr plain for the next year's team
i hosoii Prod Hazelwood '2l was chosen
to lead the tuum for the next season
and W. C Sigworth '22 was ulectod
inuuugor Thu following men wero a
wnrdeJ thoir lotters It. B Starkey ‘2O,
O Q Arner ’2O. A E Jumos '2l. F W.
Gtadlng ’2l, Fred Hazelwood ’2l. W
C Moarklo ’2l. J E. Traphonor ’23. E.
Mattnur’2l, T II Milligan *2l. O. Giupp
’22. and Manager H L Hart ’2l
NOTICE! E. E. STUDENTS
All • electrical onglniurfng students
are urged to attend the next society
meeting Thursday night nt six forty
live In Room 200. Engineering D. C
At. Cork will addross the members on
tho subject. "Aeroplane Direction Find
ing ” Ofllcers for tho ensuing year will
also bo nominated
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For Sale
Hundreds of Pairs of the
ii Best Quality Shoes for Men,
ii Women and Children at very
ii reasonable prices.
College Boot Shop
LECTURE COURSE TOPIC
ON LIFE OF JACK LONDON
Tha first of n aeries of lectures by
members of the faculty being conducted
b> the school of Liberal Arts was do
th oi oil lust Tuesday evening in tho
Old Cluipol by Dr. F L Paltce. head
of tho English Literature Department.
Dr Pntteo’s lecturo consisted of a
resume of tho life of Juck London, and
his work.
Tho lecturer led his audlonee over
the high points of the young authors
life, bilnglng plainly before them tho
rcstlvssm.s4 of that * king of the ho
boes", Jack London Ho told them of
tho young man’s struggle against his
nature, how he was forced by It to
change his mode of life, becoming a
thorough wanderer, rrom tho pirate's
life in San Francisco Bay. Jack U\ed
the life of a drunken loafer In and
around tho saloons of that city and
later turned to the son for a life "be
foie the nnst".Growing tired of this,
he bivime a tramp, wandering from,
coma in aunt, seeing much und ox
pciloncing more Ho drifted to Lon
don while on this rumble and look up
Ills existence In the slums Tho gold
tush to the Klondike fascinated lilm
tleti nid he was among the llrst to
enter the llclds
• Yet this man. he who had lived the
life of a rover, of a no'flr-tfo"well, and
general tramp, spent slstcen years of
his llfo as u miter During this per
iod he wrote foiiy-clghl books, of
which live pertaining to Alaskun life
wltl pmhnbtv survive Ills works have
born extnniely popular und show
clemly the 11 silmmes* of the wilier,
and he may he clusig-d us a good pio
iluit •>! the KooHcVclt Age
LAUGH MURAL FAINTING
IN FINK ARTS GALLERY
The Fine Attn Museum of the Penn
sylvanii State College recently acquired
a huge mural painting from the urflst,
Fied Dana Marsh This is the llrst
example of mural painting obtained by
thu collego and considerable inteicst
bus been aroused by It.
The subject ix-presents the building
of the Grand Central Station of New
York City. The canvas was on exhibit
at the Art Institute of Chicago dining
the winter of 1918-19 The luige size
of this picture, which Is nine foot
H«iunrc, makes U necessary to real range
the present exhibit In tho long gallery
Mr Fred Dana Marsh received his
art Instruction at the Art Institute of
Chicago, and won numerous medals nt
the Paris Exposition, The Pan Ameri
can Exposition ut Buffalo, nnd The St
Louis Exposition In 1901
DEAN KNIGHT ADDRESSES
WOMEN STUDENTS’ MEETING
At a special meeting for the women
students of the college, hold lust Man
day evening. Dean Knight spoko on
several topics that seemed appropriate
to tin* mw year She urgod that un
attempt Ihj made to ralso tho general
scholarship of the women students und
expressed the hope that they individ
ually would do their best to ralso their
own grades and retrieve the fall In
grade percentages which had come a
bout at the end of the old year. Sho
added her appeal to that of other au
thorities of the college regarding hoalth
precautions Fuithor, she asked that
Inci cased Inluoit bo taken In college
activities such is the Y W. C A and
tho dramntlc oiganlzntlons Each of
the Des Moines representatives spoko
two minutes on her personal Impres
sions of tho conference
CLOVER CLUB MEETS
Tho Clovor Club held a mooting
Thursday* evening In the Agriculture
Building. An interesting address was
given by Dr. IV. 5? Taylor, professor
of agricultural education.
BALFOUR BLUE BOOK
The Standard Reference for
Fraternity Jewelry
Individual Badge Price List
now ready for distribution.
L. G. BALFOUR CO.
Attleboro, Muss.
Badges Jewely Stationery
ARTISTS’ ORIGINAL
DRAWINGS ON EXHIBIT
An exhibition of pilmu Importance to
nil sludonts mid those who uppntiuto
ut Is being shown in the Museum of
Flue Arts of the college In Old Main
It is ii displav of thu art of thu modem
Illustrator and has come to this Insti
tution us u loan, through the courtesy
of the Ait Edltoi of "The Sutmduy Ev
ening Post". Mr Walter 11. Dowoi
An UuHtmUon itiukiu un appeal which
the more foimal portrait and landscape
iMlnting fmimnitly lick, because the
lllustrateil sluiy magazine is so much
a tint of one’s dally life and becausu
of the puculltu Intel ISI that ull possess
for tho episode To look ut thu origi
nal drawings und paintings of this
gioup Is to come face to face with
story incidents Interpreted by various
artists
This reinaikublu serios of pictures
Includes such well-known Illustrators
ns Arthur William Brown. Miss Ncysa
McMeln, Charles D Mitchell, Henry
Raleigh, Chailes Livingston Bull. C. F
Ward. Dean Cornwell, H J Souden,
Norman Rocl.w* 11, Cushman Parker nnd
many others The mediums of expres
sion used by these urllsts Includes oil,
wutei color and pencil, and the Indi
cation Is both In color and monotone
The exhibition will continue until the
end of the month.
1100 ST FOR PENN STATE
IIY NEW AOUlx WHITER
"Penn Stale preparing for
Penn Is report. Every Penn fol
low **i knows what Hint means
You nmy shout about the Bull
dog, rav e about the Tiger und
chant about the Bear, but no col
lege teams In tho country have
moio nggtcsslvcncss and real,
old-fashioned pep than thcHO
sime State teams. Be It football,
basketball, wrestling or marbles,
the tads from Nmthcrn Pennsyl
vania always huvo nOHT"—
New Yoik Tribune
PENN STATE HAS HAD
PHENOMENAL GROWTH
Tim following Run appeared la tho
COLLEGIAN of October. 1008
"Dining tho summer vacation the
growth of .itu*iulnm.u of The Pennavl
vanlt Stale College wis plotted and
the etnve shows Unit 'it the rate of
Inoivnxe foi tho past ten years the col
lege will have Ufil) students In 1910 nnd
2-100 Hltiihnts In 1920 In view of tho
total nxlstratlon for the present year,
which on Wednesday of tills week
reached UN, It Is seta that the normal
growth Is to become na abnormal one,
uni tu lucre me much faster than tho
cuive would indicate"
The vent 1020 has now arrived and
the catalogue for the yent will show*
that the attendance has not only leach
ed the 2-100 pi i dieted but will nppioxl-l
mate 1000 Sdnoe ihero was no summer!
session In 190 S. u fairer comparison
would be to deduct tho attendance last
summer This would still leave 3000
to be compared with tho estimuto of
2100 for 1920
ENGINEERING SOCIETY
OFFICERS NOMINATED
At a meeting of the governing board
of tho combined engineering societies
held Tuesday evening In Doan Suck
etl’s otlko in the Mining Building, nom
inations for oflkora of the general so
ciety weio made, the elections of
which will lake place on February
thirteenth The nominations wero
us follows • Foi President, E li
Bentley ’2O and C \V Moore *2O,
Vice-President, 11 Goldborg ’2O and
Ivan Brown ’2O. Secretary. 8. M Palm
’2O and C W Wertz ’2O No nomina
tions wero made for Treasurer of tho
new society, the original intention be
ing Hint a facility member would take
cam of the llimnces Uowovoi, noth
ing Ucllnlle In regard to the latter
manor Ims boon settled.
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THURSDAY nnd FRlDAY—Mutinoe Friday
Charlie Chaplin
m his newest Comedy
“A DAY’S PLEASURE"
With TOM MOORE
“Toby’s Bow”
FRIDAY nnd SATURDAY—Matinee Saturday
I 1 Mary Pickford
in her Third Big Picture
“Heart O’The Hills"
SPECIAL PRICES—Adults 25c, Children Ist: ,and tax
.MONDAY, JANUARY ifith-rMatince and Evening
Wm. Fox Presents
Miriam Cooper
in “EVANGELINE”
The Immortal dramatic poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
SPECIAL PRICES—Adults 25c, Children 15c, and tax.
UNIT OFFICERS
ARE ELECTED
{Continued from first pago)
poUtU sln the* Union polities lire the
lUhmllnn of n college A college may
ns well clone Its doors when the* stu
dents \ote fui n nmn beenuse’he be
longs to n certain organization. without
consldoilng bin personal (lunlJllcutlons
Tlil> Pjosldont wild that tho collego in
not a place of work n»l> Jt Is a place
■if happiness. of woik and pln>. Hwry
HiLik'iit should win It hard hut he should
iilko pin} hntd And the Union In de
signed to vnubli* oveij man to trot the
piop<*i iiniouni of piny In hi* college
life.
Clnihlimn Choi'S then urged everyone
to work for tho Union and make It a
powerful bod> The lender* are doing
evcr> thing possible to ftuther the oi
gnitlzntlnn. Coach Bezdcll hu* been in
Plttsbuigh telling the alumni of their
dut> to IVnn Suite, and getting their
Intel eat in the mutter If this school
ha* a powerful oiganlzatlon. it will be
able to Influence the Legislature when
It meet* this >i**u* nnd will lw able to
Induce It to do more foi the college
The next speaker waa Dean War
nock. who told of tho progress in the
oiKaul.-itlon. how it had slmpl> tuken
leys .tml started of accord,
lie said that the Urge tuin-out on such
a nlnht showed him that the students
wen* lnteiestcd nnd tint the tnovement
would Ik* a success He laid special
stress on the fact that the Union Is
not to oppose the fraternities The two
organizations will supplement each
other They nro not to be antagonis
tic. but cooperating In the words of
the Dean "the two will march side by
side foi the good of Penn Suite" Next
lie described the sort of mun the presi
dent of onch district should he He
should be In touch with his members,
know those that nro sick and those
that have trouble with their landlady
In slant know nil there Is to know
about his district The Dean empha
sized what lhcsldcnt Sparks said about
politic*. Ho urged each man to vote
for a man and not for an organiza
tion When un election is near think
of the bent nmn for the olllcc. whcthci
ho Is a fraternity man or not. whether
he Is u frimil or not Vote* for the
best man
Mttglnnis. the president of Student
Council, spoke of tho benefits to be de
rived from the Union nnd urged each
one to “stand h>” the* ofllccrs. He em
phasized what the other speakers had
sild In regard lo politics nnd fair plnv.
The otllceis of the dlstilcts, ns oleci
cd, arc ns follows
Dlstilct I—Pus. W C Cox TO.
Soc-Trens, C. C'Ulegei Ml. Ath Mgi .
W .A Moltltt Ml District 2— Pies, P
Gun ci TO, Svo-Tionu. L S Longe
neclnrTl; Ath Mgr, f I, Bauch Til.
District a—Pies., C. I Peterson T 2.
Sec -Tress, C K Rojei T 3, Ath Mgr_,
1! L Tonkin T 1 District s—Pres,
Forest L. Struble
Plumbing & Heating
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C. B Cckenrode '2O: Sec.-Treas, .E. B.
Vimlluuk '2O. Ath. Mgr. J R. Stover
•21 Dhtilct C—Proa. 0 P. Manbeck
•JO, Hie Tieus, O. L. Collins *2l; Ath.
Mgr, U M Bleily *22 DlHtrlct 7
Pu-s, It II Ruboits *2l, Sec-Trcas,
C K. Dennis ’22, Ath. Mgr, F. D, Pot
ter *2l. District 8-Pres. G F Alien
bath '22, Sec.-Ti pus.. F. F Ayres '22.
Ath Mgr, W J Hauser *2l District
lo—Pies, C W, tleppcnstnll '22; Sec-
Tieus, \V M Wen vet *22. Ath Mgr.
J A Nock '2.1. DlHtrlct It—PrcH, J.
C Jenkins '2l. Sec -Tican. 11. W Car
•mi> *2l. Ath. Mgt.. S. 11. Taylor *22
Dlslilet 12—Pies, R O. Kevin '2l:
Scc.-Tirus. C 13 BulUngor '22. Ath.
Mgi„ T It Nuvltt *22 District 13—
Pi i-h , O H Fi otr '22, Sec -Treus, J
C. .Tones, Ath Mgi • ll* P* Mlchcner '22.
District H—Pres. 13. W. Armstrong
*22 District 10— Prow., J. Atheiton '2l,
Sec.-Treus., 11. 11 Wutson '2l, Ath.
Slgi„ J. » McCool '22 District to
pics, J C. Gingrich *2l. Sec-Trans.
G. II Hoggs '22. Ath. Mgi , C O Buch
nmm '23 District 17—Pres. H Trel
trlch '22. See-Trcns., It. llardlng '2l.
Ath Mgr. II Immel *2l. District 18—
Pres. J C Schmidt '2O: Sec.-Trcns,
F T. Tyson '2O. Ath Mgr. F. C Bug
boo '22 Dlctrlet in—ll. F. Rlowltt '2l.
Tcmpoiuiy ' Chnli man. District 20—
Pics. S. D Dm Huy '22: Sec -Trous , II
D. Shaw '2l, Ath Mgi . .1 F. Ilorting
'23. Dlstiict 21 —Pros. A. W. Darts- '2O:
Sce-Tiens. D L Ilarmnn '2l:, Ath.
Mn . R 11. Beck'2l Dlsti let 22—Pres .
W II McKees '2l, Sec-Trcns. J. R
Rowe '23. Ath Mgr, J Cl Greene '23
Dlslilet 23—Pres. W II Wilhelm '2l:
Sic-Treas, Grcgoiy. Ath Mgr. C H.
Dick '23 Dlslilet 24—Pres. W K
Newell '22, Sec.-Ti'eas, 12 R Moore:
Ath. Mgr., C F Shnulls '22 District
20—Pies, c V Hen. Special. District
9—Pies., W. A Cnnmcr '22, Sec-Trens,
It Stlnsmi '22. Ath. Mgr R Ddwnrds
*22 District I —Pies. 12 A Tliown-
Ing '22 Sec-Tieas, McDougnl). Ath
Mgr, J W Mllhmn '22.
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PENN STATE GRADUATE
ADDRESSES M. K. STUDENTS
On Wednesday evening, January sev
enth. Mi. Ij. W. Van Buskirk, of the
Tuylor-Wharton Iron and Steel Com
pany, nddi cased the Incut Student
Brunch of the American Society of
Mechanical ‘ Engineers, His subject
was “Mangnnese-Stcel, Its Properties
and Uses" A very Intcicsllng soiles
of pictures was shown. Illustrating the
use of mnguncHO steel \\ hero extiusmu
hardness combined with toughness is
roquhed Mr Van Dusklrk Is n Penn
Slate gruduat-e, class nf 1011, In civil
engineciing.
HUCKNKUTi PRESIDENT TO RE
COLLEGE PREACHER SUNDAY
Tin* speaker at the college chapel
services this coming Sunday w 111 he
the Reveicnod Doctor l'2mory W Hunt,
President of Buekncll University Doc
tor Hunt Is nn experienced theologian
and a reinuikuhlc speaker and will hnvo
an Interesting ami \alualdu lesson to
teach.
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