MEDICAL SCHOOL
COMMENDS PRE—MEDS
X
4"W"H4W , vt’W
ifcssoi H 11. DuHlmm, who Is In
of the Zoology Department at
Institution, lecently leeched fiom
i of the School of Medicine at Penn
i;hl> commendable Icttei on the
of students who took up the pie*
cal course here and then went to
i to Lonipletu their course Of the
ty -eight men w ho formci ly attend
>re, not erne him been diopped from
school although four have been
ped out of the class which they
od 111 because of failure Three of
* students icpcutcd the year while
one quit. The lowest Individual
age for the work of former Penn
i> men In the hist eleven ycnm Is
pi cent and the highest is KS.7
tent whkh show quite plaluh thu
callliru of wink that the men hn\e
jimed. The class averages for
e years rim between eighty and
ty-twu per cent, and tho condensed
■nary w hlch the Dean sent is as fol-
OHIO WESLKYAN—The Wesleyan wuh hotly contested but was won b> tho
football men were recently tendored a the yearling eleven
unltiuu mwrteo nhen Hie, »o,u tho fV’J?"S, „
IUU'HLH or hnmii ut an imnwimu liifonual I.A lA\ I.TTfc Murch l'lold lma boon
Kino Inumocl. All ot tho ntuilcnu of ° f llc A tl , v jW au l rta S U>»
tl,o Innlltullon molt part In tho nirnlr, '"M three »cok*. Additional Blnmte
Mhlch nan noinothlnir out at tho onlln- “"S <" «■"
ury to, thin nchool. Inunmuoh an It In 10-oid-brcnkliilT crond nh oh la oxpoot
cuatonatry tor tho Pna-Ilolloalo Coup- “• 10 attend the I^hlsh-Uafnyotto
ell lo itlvo tho tan,iuet to, the men ot ® ln ”V In addition to tho nmv Brand
tho fouthnll anunila <ml>. »enlln K cnwelty
... . . -of two thousand, temporary stands are
SI I.\ I,>S—The nevv Hbnity Is expected built on all the available space
lo he completed within u shoit time. aroun j u,o ji o jj
Tho hulldlnit In n lino nlniolnro uml .SYIIACUSII—Tho nmniißor ot tho ,ur
nhen lintel,od nil! eontnln n inuHeum, n k]( j dohnlcrn lma roecntly announcod
onmpleto tolleollmi ot hooka, and ramin lhnl , ho , t ,tortrntot,ilt, dehnton Mill ho
to, tho imo ot tho lailuun ntndont or- „ ola oooen tmtornlllen
gunlznllons. have entered teams and moro aro ox-
HUCKMILI, —Armistice Da> was lltt- petted to do so In the near future. The
ingly cclcbmted by the undergmduato propositions for the various debates
body. The program ot the day Included vv 111 In all probability bo upon somo
n pantile, tho annual Frcslminn-Sopho- phase of the present Industrial disputes,
more football game, and a large number Thu School ot Oratory Is offering a
ot smokers In the ovciting Tho foot- beautiful silver loving cup to tho sue
ball clash between tho two lower classes successful fraternity.
mun In (Irst year class.
men above class average—C ex*
ccilcnt.
men below* class n\crngo.
men withdrew in good standing,
man withdrew with conditions
Sacramento
co the class average has been so
It enn be onslly seen that falling
. tho class average docs not necos
, mean failure or a low average
ISH ELEVEN TIED
BY PITT YEARLINGS
fContlnuod from first page)
Patton for Itathgebcr In tho clos
ulnutes of tho fray*
io llno-ups wore us follows*—
Froth l'ltt Freshmen
•r L 12. Fisher
L T. Youni?
L. 0 Lewis
C Fredotto
R. a Br>co
R T Nloubakor
Tt. E SloHuinKor
Q 13. Shuler
L. II 13 Williams (Cnpt)
R. II 13. JVlnterburn
iwall r. 13 Robuach
ibstltutlons—Singer for Cornwall,
iwnll for Singer, Butler for Becker,
on for Ituthßobcr, Cohnnna for Ro
rh. Touchdowns—Williams uml
ion, Olllclals—Referee, Rush, Prln
n, Umpire, McFarland, W & J .
d Linesman, Cailigan, S> mouse.
.C.A. CAMPAIGN
WORKERS CHOSEN
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foreign-settled districts of Chicago
decided to throw* his life energies
the modern social conlllct Aftci
ivlng his Master’s degreo from
ihvvcstern. ho turned his attention
>nd, making four trips to Great Brit
whoro ho was prominent!/ Idontl
with labor uml religious movements,
look up his residence at Oxford and
i there as a center, traveled exten
!y, delivering scores of addreusus,
gaining a unique knowledge of the
Ish labor movement. Had ho choa
ue would In all probability have been
ted to n scat In Parliament.
leturnlng to America, Mr. Wilson
i elected mayor of Berkeley, Call
iln, holding this olllco foi threo years
l gaining a reputation ns one of the
‘most public sponkcis of the PacSllc
at During the War he was In con
ini dtmand for nddresses and was
•emendous factor In stimulating loy
t and patriotism. Ills only son was
cd In aviation at Mather’s Held,
111 the person who picked up tho
V-neck sweater at tho push ball
p please leuvo It at the Collegian
E M. JAMESON *24
EXTRAORDINARY
Pictures for Early Presentation
That You Will Not Want to Miss
Nov. 29 JOSTINE JOHNSTON
in “Blackbirds”
Nov. 30 ANITA STEWART
in “The Yellow Typhoon”
Dec. 2-3 KATHERINE McDONALD
in “Curtain”
ADDED ATTRACTION
BUSTER KEATON
in “One Week”
Dec. 3 and 4
MAE MURRAY & DAVID POWELL
in “Idols of Clay”
A beauty romance of Southern sea 3 and the gay night of London.
Dec. 9 and 10 JAMES FENIMORE COOPERS’
“The Last of the Mohicans
Dec. 11 and 12 BEN TURPIN
. in five reels of fun
“Married Life”
Added Attraction—The Race of the Age—“ Man of War” the super
horse in the greatest race ever screened.
Dec. 13 BEBE DANIELS Dec. 14 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS
in “Oh Lady! Lady!” in “The Mark of Zeno”
Dec. 15 LOUISE GLAUM
in “Love”
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For two years, his tlmo has been In
constant demand foi scries of addresses
to collcgo students, and under the aus
pices of the student Department of tho
International Commlttoo ot tlio Y M.
C. A he has spoken In the colleges and
universities of New England, and tho
East, tho Middle West, tho South, tho
Itocky Mountain States, tho Pacino
Coast and Canada.
Student audiences numlteiing thou
sands have greeted him ut both convo
cations and special mass mcctnigs In
such institutions as the University of
Pennsylvania, Colgate, Ohio State, Unl
vuislty of Cooigia, TutamvUniversity
of Missouri, Texas, Bates, University of
California, and many others
His years of thorough study ot social
questions, combined with power and dir*
eclness as a speaker, have made him a
prophet of the hour. Tho addresses
foim ti scries on the general themo of
“Const! uctlvo Christian Demociacy
ROMIG CAPTURES TITLE
IN CROSS COUNTRY MEET
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tho calibre of the field entered for the
meet, however. It is evident that they
gave a good exhibition of ctoss country
running In finishing fourth among tho
seventeen colleges and universities
which wuu repiesented ut tho sturl
ei'tr line /
Freshmen Place Fourth
Before the vaislty race was run.
Freshmen teams icpresontlng eight in
stitutions competed In a separate three
mile race This event was won by the
Yule yearlings, who made tho low score
of thhty-slx points Penn State and
Syracuse tied for third place with clghl
- five points each while Princeton won
second place with forty-tlireo points
The other four teams entered finished
as follows! Cornell, 114 points, llar
va:d, 114 points, Massachusetts Tech,
18S points; and Penn, 208 points The
Hist Blue' and Whlto yearling to cross
the mnfk was Enck, who llnlshed tenth.
The mat Nlttuny first year mtin to
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THE CRABTREE CO. |
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
'f/ier Colleges |
complete tlio couthi* was Hamilton, who
was thirteenth. The other Avo men in
older named were Wilhelm, eighteenth,
Shultz, twenty-Hrst; Kupllnger, twenty
thhd, Wondlcr, twenty-ninth; and
Pierson, thirty-third. The tlmo for tho
course made by tho winner, Dougina,
of Yule, wna sixteen minutes and thirty
seconds.
Tho IntercoUegiutcs closed tho soason
for tho Penn Stnto harriers. It was the
desho of tho managers to schedule a
meet with Carnegie Tech, to bo held at
PlttHburgh on Thanksgiving Day In
conjunction with tho foobalt contest
with Pitt, but tho plans did not nuiterl
nllre Tho team has taken part In two
meets this fnlt Thu first was with tho
University of Pennsylvania on October
thirtieth, beforo tho gridiron butlo with
he Quakers. This ruco tho Bluo and
Whlto won easily by tho scoro of 19 to
3G Another meet was scheduled with
Lehigh on tho thirteenth of this month
but had to bo cancelled. Tho only
other opportunity for tho hill and dale
men to show thmselvcs In action was
last Saturday's meet, and hero they
pioved themselves to bo ono of tho
strongest teams In tho eastern part of
the country.
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VARSITY PREPARED FOR
GREAT TURKEY DAY FRAY
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claimed tho best In tho Cast. Muhlen
berg. Getty sburg. Dartmouth, North
Carolina, Nebraska,.Penn and Lebanon
Valley, hnvo tasted defeat at their hands
by no moan seores. Lehigh caused a
scnßatlon in tliu football world when it
hold tho Nittany combatlon to a 7 to 7
tie but did not outplay tho Uluo and
White by any margin. This Kamo Hub
, had a boncdclal offcct on tho Ponn Stato
trulnliiK and will and tho olovoti to
PittaburKh In a lighting fmmo of mind
that nhould bo hurd to boat.
Ponn Slnto Lino-up llorltlcd
Coach Bezdek annoum-o« that Brown
and HufTord will occupy tho cud liortliH
on the Nittany oloven Book will bo In
his old poHltion at loft tackle w Ith Dick
Itauch a» lilh team nuito In the other
tackle position. An usual Rod Grllllths
will pluy at loft guard and Captuln lloss
at right guard, whllo Bentz will occupy
tho contor of tho team. Tho backlleld
will bo tnado up of Kllllnger, Halnos.
Way and Snoll. Thin combination has
boon found to bo tho best In all tfoys
Tho following mon will be takon In ease
any substitutions ha\o to bo mndo Mc-
Cullum and llopponstall. ends, Shus
ter, Baer, and Roodor, tackles, Loguo
and Hills, guards; McMahon,
Williams and Ritnor, uuarterbncks;
Knabb and Llghtncr, half backs; and
j “Pop” Lohman j
MuuuuuuwAnAnfWVMAfWvWtn
ANNOUNCING
That the Second Annual
INTER-COLLEGE DANCE
SCHENLEY HOTEL
Instead of William Penn
THANKSGIVING NIGHT
Ruth full back. A number of other Halnea L. H. B]. Davlua
on tli* aquail mi) aluo b» Ukon. Way R. H. B. McCruckun
Tho Utio-ii|> will moat llkaly j>* 11 Snell F. B. Amlunum or
follow H. IlOWltt
IVim Stale I’ltttburjfh
Brown L. D, McCrory
Bock L.T. Hnriimn
! Orlllltha L. Q. Bond or I NICK DIAMOND
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Bontr. c stoin (Cnptnin) I New York Electric Shoe
hchm (Cuptnin) R.o. McLcun I ReDalrind Shoo
Rauch It. T. Gourloy I “ . .
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Klllingcr Q. B Ilollemn
Penn State Billiard Parlor
Welcomes You
Candy Tobacco Cigars
; SERVE
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NOV. 25
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