'Friday, October 22,1920.
BIG BOOST GIVEN.
COMMERCE BODY
(Continued from first pugo)
has boon Homo agitation us to u ruloo
In tho prlco of water servile In the near
future, and a campaign la now being
run to soc whothor Uio proposed in*
crcuHu Is necessary. In conjunction
with th In committee, counsel will be
engaged by tho borough and tho Cham
ber of Commorcu to look into the mat
ter, and throu onglnucrs, one repre
senting thu borough, one the water
company, and ono thu Public Bervico
Commission will mako a report as to
tho conditions of water supply for this
town. Another commlltco will concern
Itself with u study of various means by
which State Collcgo may bo muda a
. neater and more beautiful town. Tho
work of this commltteo will dcul with
such affairs as tho promotion of hot
ter care of houses and properties, thu
cleaning and maintenance of streets,
and other things of this nature One of
the most pressing problems that con
' fronts tho Chamber of Commcrco Is
the creation of moro adequate fire
fighting facilities in tho borough, and
a committee will have this branch of
activities under its charge. A fifth
committee, of which Professor W. S.
Dye Is charimun Is Intended to pro
mote tho feeling of good will between
tho student body and the citizens of tho
town and the stcclomcnt of disputes
between students and townspeople.
Among tho further projects that are
bolng considered by tho Chamber of
Commcrco are tho establishment of a
public library in tho village, tho er
ection of a municipal swimming pool
and playgrounds, and tho boltormont
of transportation facilities to and from
Stato Collcgo. Nothing doflnlto has
been dono In connection with thoso
plans, but it Is hoped that action may
bo taken on thorn within a reasonable
longth of time and they wore brought
up for a general discussion In the meet
ing.
One of tho most interesting feature
of last Tuesday ovening'u meeting was
tho report of tho committee which con
ducted the membership drlvo recently.
In tho campaign there were two rival
teams, one headed by Ur. Harry Sauers
and tho other by Ur. D N. Sullivan,
both of whom reported at tho meet
ing. Tho number of now moraberswas
very closo for both teams but tho
final scoro showed that Ur. Sullivan's
team was tho winner, with a total for
both teams of about 220 members. This
numbor uwellod-tho total onrollmont to
over 200, which Is very gratifying for
a community of this slzo
Tho final spoakor on tho program
was Burgess Holmes, who outlined tho
need for a live- wiro Chamber of Com-
mcrco In State College, showing where
In several Instances, such a body might
great-osaot-to tho town ir
■ tho past and how It may rnako"fcr-«
bigger and better Stato College In th<
futuro
FRNK STATE CHINESE
STUDENTS FORM CLUB
Tho four Chinoso students -who aro
pursuing courses of study ,at this in
stitution have formod an organization
that In tho futuro Is to bo known as
tho “Chlncso Students Club/* Officers
for tho coming year have boon eloctod
.and arrangements havo boon mado
whereby tho club will afllllato with tho
Chinoso Studont's Alllanco of Ameri
ca. According to U. Tong '22, who Is
tho prosldont of tho organization, the
club has been formed In order to work
for tho gonoral wolfaro of Ohlna both
at home and abroad and to further
tho Interests of the Chinoso students
new In America. Another aim of tho
nowly formed club Is to havo its mem
bers adapt the high Ideals of tho Am
-eflcan pooplo and to aid in tho es
tablishment of a bettor friendship bo
twoen tho studonts of this country and
thoso of tho Far East.
Tho olDcors that were elected at the
organization mooting of tho club are
as follows* president, U. Tong, '22,
English secretary, T. H. Ho *22, Chinese
Secretary, Eugene Leo *24, treasurer,
7. S. Hwa, unclassified.
Y. IV. SECRETARY TELLS
OF ASSOCIATION'S WORK
Miss Carolina W. Jones, National
Flnanco and Publicity Secretary of tho
Eastern-Central Field of tho 7. W. C.
A. Is a visitor at Penn Stato this waek.
Miss Jones' work Is confined mainly to
tho cities and It Is rarely that sho
roaches studont confers In her travels.
At tho Wednesday evonlng mooting of
tho Penn Stato 7. W. C. A. in tho Wo
men's Building, Miss Jones outlined in
a pleasing and interesting way tho his
tory and scopo of tho organization.
According to tho visiting secretary,
tho 7. W. C. A. Is a prominent foaturo
of tho world-wlda Woman Movement
which was started at Boston in 1860
and which bad as Its purposo tho bet
torznont of social conditions for women,
Miss Jones went on to show that much
improvement has boon mado along this
lino within tho last fow years, citing
as examples tho good work bolng dono
among Industrial employees and for
olgn-born girls Sho also dcclnrcd at tho
mooting that women in forolgn count
ries aro rocolvlng training In hyglone,
proper rocrcatlon, and loadorshlp un
dor tho auspices of tho 7. W. C. A.
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DATE FOR JUNIOR
PROM DISCUSSED
A short meeting of tho Junior class
was held In tho amphlthcalio last Wed
nesday evening in order tu transact
sovoial important and urgent matters
Unit came beforo thu class. Vice-Pres
ident 11. M. Clough opened tho meet
ing and Introduced W. E. Perry '22,
buslneas manager of the LnVlo, who
urgid'tho Juniors to secure dates from
the photographer to havo, their pictures
taken for thu coming Issue of LaVlo,
If they havo not already dono so.
The names of forty students who
npplhd for membership to the Junior
class wero voted upon favorably. Near
ly all of theso men wero old students
who loft school to enter the war.
It was voted by tho class to submit
the first twonty-Ilvo names, appear
ing In tho list of those ranking among
thu first quurlci of the class, to the
faculty commltteo which awards tho
scholarships.
Tho quostlon of changing the date
of tho Junior Prom to soino tlmo ear
lier In the semester was discussed.and
several suggestions wero mado of which
Homo favored the tlmo between sem
esters. A committee consisting of G C.
Lctchworth, chairman, r. M. Rltls
S R. Gerber, C. O Buchanan, und A. C.
Oolirlo was appointed
President "Dick" Rauch who* then
took chargo of tho meeting appointed
a finance committee consisting of H
Li. Means, who Is treasurer of tho class
and therefore chairman cx-oflico, 11.
J Morrison, W D Guthrie, W. N
Fulkerson, W. A. Rlnkonbach .
ADDITION TO WRESTLING
PLATFORM BEING MADE
Work on tho enlargement of tho
wrestling platform in tho Armory has
been started and within the very near
futuro, acccordlng to Coach Lewis,
there will bo umplo floor spaco for the
entire wrestling cluss to hold work
outs at tho samo time When tho now
addition has been completed, twlco as
much spaco will bo avaUablo us before,
a factor which will go a long wny in
preparing the mat men for the Inten
sive work that thoy will be called upon
to go through during tho coming sea
son. Hitherto, only half tTio class tak
ing up this phase of college sport has
been permitted to w'ork-out at any one
tlmo bocauso of tho lack of facilities,
but tho now construction promises to
cllmlnato this condition.
Varsity and Inter-class wrestling has
received somo 'iot-back In tho last two
wooks bccuuso of the fact that tho
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Armory Ik being D«wd overy afternoon
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This work, however, has almost boon
completed, which will mean that wrest
ling pmetlco cun bo resumed within
Ihc next few days.
BOXERS BEGIN TRAINING
FOR INTER-CLASS MEETS
After a short rest necessitated by
the holding of freshman physical ex
aminations in tho Armory, tho boxing
Lundhlatcs of the two lower classes
resumed practice on Thursday and will
soon bo Immersed In tho hurd work ne
cessary to preparo thorn for tho com
ing season. Lively competition will un
douhetly arise as the drat Inter-clues
meet approaches duo to tho largo num
ber or men of promising ability who
have reported. Although tho varsity
candidates will not be called out ba
fore -the first of November, Couch Ber
ger Is already optimistic over tho
chances of thls year's leiun Only one
menthol of’lust season's vlctorous squad
immoly, Captain Mcfuddon, has been
lost und numerous good men of last
>ear’s yearling team aro now eligible
Tho varsity schcdulo has not been
completed but Manager Friedman Is
working diligently to securo meets that
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TWO ASSISTANTS TO AID
WOMEN’S PHYSICAL DIRECTOR
Miss Agnes Newman '22, and Miss
Mae Leibenspergir '23, Jiavo recently
been appointed Studont Assistants to
Miss Ruth Stanwood of tho Depart
ment of Physical Education Mis*
Neuman und Miss Lolbcnßpcrger aro
at tho present tlmo coaching tho volley
hull und hockey teams, icspoctivuly.
REGULAR .MEETING HELD
BY WOMEN'S ORGANIZATION
Tho Women's Louguu neld Its regu
nr meeting Inst Wednesday evening In
McAllister Hull. Tho longue Includes
all the presidents of tho girl students'
organizations and the presidents of
the various dormitories and acts as u
legislative body to discuss mutters of
general Interest to tho women studonts.
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