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MOTIVE POWER CLUB OF
PRE-WAR DAYS REVIVED
After a lapse of three years the stud
ems in Railway Meehatibal Engineer
ing, as a reside of several Interesting
meetings, have definitely decided to re
organize the Motive Power Club. The
organimtion finally adopted teas along
the lines similar to that under which
the Motive Power Club of pre-war days
existed. Ally student interested In rail
road work 'nay Leconte a member and
take part In all meetings as before but
he cannot hold °Mee. All officers must
be elected from students regularly en
rolled in the Railway Meehanical En
gineering COUrtie.
ft is recognized that the problems
pertaining to railroad work are not of
the same chaacte• as those eneounter
ed is other engineering fields, but, on
the other Imiid, are of paramount inter
est to ail engineers. For this reason
it Is expected that there wit he quite
number of engineering students and
students taking business courses who
will become affiliated with the club. A
complete program is being planned to
cover all meetings of the second sem
ester. This program will consist of
talks On railzgod subjects of the day,
given by members of the /acuity and
prominent railroad officials. It is also
planned to have everyone of the stud
ent members take an assigned part at
each meeting In the presentation of a
paper or magazine review that will en
able them 10 become accustomed to
presenting technleal papers before en
gineering ...Miles and similar organiza
tions.
At the last meeting 13. B. Watson '2l
ga
re a very interesting account of rail
road conditions in Siberia. Professors
It. K. Harlan and A.J. Wood explained
the detailed working and theory in
volved in the fuel saving appliance now
!wing tested on the Bellefonte Central
it:dim:id. This subject was of Inter
est to those present because one of the
tests was carried out only the tiny prev
ious by a her of students In the
department.
Such a club is one that will no doubt
aid largely in preparing the students
in the Department of Railway Mechani
eat Engineering, in an all around way,
for entering their profession, but at
tendance at Its meetings Is not confined
to these particular students. The meet
ings are open to everyone who is Inter
ested in the subjects that will be dis
cussed in them.
COLLEGE ATHLETIC PLAN
CHANGED SIX YEARS AGO
Just six years ago Penn State's Ath
letics underwent an almost revolution
ary change. At that time the Alumni
Advisory Committee, atm' an extended
investigation of local conditions and
methods in force in other institutions,
decided on a system of football coaching
that was to become effective• in the fall
of 1916. at the same time that the one
year residence ruling was to become op
erative. lit Its form of organization the
new system provided for responsible
supervision and direction not only for
the playing season but for the entire
college year. It afforded the benefits of
basing Penn State graduates on the
coaching staff, and. by having as one
member of the staff a graduate of broad
football experience from another college.
It would operate to bring to Penn
State's style of play the best ideas of
other football systems.
The new system provided for a coach
ing staff made Up of a head coach, who
was in charge of football activities
throughout the year; an advisory coach
who was to assist with the varsity
squad; and a Freshman coach, It was
aim) planned In ormasionally call In for
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The : Pennsylvania : State : Coll
Established and maintained by the joint action of the United Slates Government and the Commonwealth of E
Penney Ivania'
g 1 FIVE GREAT SCHOOLS—Agriculture, Engineering, Liberal Arts, Mining, and Natural Science, offering :F
i
Ihirty.eight courses of four years. each—Also courses in Home Economics, Industrial Art and Physical Edn- .g.
cation—TUITION FREE to both - sexes; Incidental charges moderate. _ i
First semester begins middle of September; second semester the first of February; Summer Ilkeston for
'reicher,: about the third Monday In June of each year. For ciatlogne, bulletins, announcements, etc" address P.
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NOW SHOWING
New Spring Styles and Samples
Prices range from 's2o.to $6O.
SMITH'S TAILOR SHOP
"THE SHOP WITH A CONSCIENCE"
CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING
periods 05 a week or mort,•onnoluen
blastern football authorities to consul
with the coaching' staff.
- Dick" Harlow, Penn State 'l3, was
chosen to 1111 the position of head coach,
with Lawrence (Bud) Whitney, a three
letter Dartmouth man of the class of
'l5, as advisory coach. A short time
after these select ' "Dutch" Herman
'l2 Wing elected to fill the Freshman
coaeltina Position.
COAL PRODUCERS URGE
AID TO MINE SCHOOL
(Continued from first page)
work and for teaching in Mining. Metal
lurgy, Ceramics, Geology and Mineral
ogy; and
Whereas. the work already done un
der unfavorable conditions indicates
that much can be accomplished for the
Mining and Metallurgical Industries if
proper facilities be provided; and
Whereas, the State School of Mines is
dependent upon the State for its main
tenance and it has not received suffi
cient support In the past to Properly
conduct its work and to perform its
duties to the mining anti metallurgical
Industries of the Stale, and has been
housed in the worst buildings of any
State Mining School of the United States
thus handicapping, limiting and en
dangering its work and &Whitfield:
therefore
Be It Resolved, by the Central Penn
sylvania Coal Producers' 'Association
that we request and urge the Governor
and Legislature of this great Common
wealth to grant the request of the
Pennsylvania State College fur funds
which will permit It to properly conduct
its work and make it a credit to this,
the greatest of all mining states. which
created it.
.lAS. 11.
I President
CHAS. O'NEILL
ROTARY CLUB FAVORS
PLAN FOR EXPANSION
(Continued from first pnge)
doing under great handicap must he
curtailed to the great injury of the
institution and the hurt of the rising
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THE ATHLETIC STO
EDWIN ERLE SPARKS, Ph. IL, L.L. D., PRESIDENT
generation unless the Legislature pro
vides the necessary funds: therefore be
Resolved: That it is the sense of this
meeting that Pennsylvania State Col
lege merits the fullest and Intact ser
ius consideration at the halals of the
Logielature, and that the appropriation
for the coming two years lie in such
I amount not only to permit the College
Ito continue its present work•:unrestriet
tell. but that a program looking toward
I the enlargement of the institution and
I the widening of its scope of l usefulness
with an initial appropriation for new
I buildings be adopted for the guidance
!or future Legislation; and i 4 it further
' Resolved: That copies of ti
lien he forwarded to the 11
the presiding (Hikers of the
Senate, to the Chairman of
[legation Committee of Leg!
the members of the House
In fills and neighborhood d
the Irene and to all the It,
in Pennsylvania.
GROFF DISCUSSES
CHINESE SI
(Continued front Page
ininn. it would be well :Wei)
foreign technical and agrki
veils to China to undertake
gallon of the agricultural
gelher with Chinese caper
well acquainted with it."
The New Day
"When the proposed I n st
finally established in C
students trill find fitting,
which to receive their
rural leadership. Workin
hand with the Chinese and
ports who are giving full t
tention to the outstanding
industry, a large grout , of
ers will be raised up tha
meet the ultimate need. I
inspiration to this leader.l.
that the problems with wl4
grappling arc not only Chin
but world problems; and t
as worked out in China wl
reflex influence upon the]
development of other I
wood.
- At present effort toward famine re-
In China Is o nly - temporary. That
there will be. recurrences ej the unfort
unate calamity is to he expected mall
K111•Il time as Clllllill 1111 .
1111.0 ItS OWII.. Alennwhile
dUStriollg. self-sacrificing c
stoically facing death and
Icadershlo which shall in
thorn to banish faults fro:
SEVERAL FINE GI
PRESENTED TO
meal o'• a fellowship in
Research.
Another gift of #l,OOO came from the
Daughters of the AllleriCall Revolution
of Brookville, Po., for the support of
seholtaship in memory of George T.
Bellefont
On Co-op Corner
PENN I STATE COLLEGIAN
Rogers 'l3 of Brookville, whn was
killed In Ranee during the recent world
war.
The officers of the board for the en
suing year were chosen at this meeting,
with the following result.
President, 11. Walton Mitchell,
Pittsburgh
Vire-President, James G. White, BELLEFONTE FIVE WILL
:slew York City BE MET IN RETURN GAME
Seeretary, Hay H. Smith.
State College
Treasurer, D. E. Peet, Slate College
The executive committee of the hoard
was also re elected us follows: H. IV.
Mitchell. Chairman: E. S. Bayard, .1.
P. Shields. Pettebone. E. 1.. Or
ris.. Vance C. Ileliorodelt and M. IV.
Li awry.
1,80111
1/.1,1101, to
House and
the Apprit
Walton, to
hod Senate
lountles, to
glary Clubs
The Rotary Club of I larrisburg enter
vaned the hoard of Trustees and till
Penn State Alumni Club of Harrisburg I
at a luncheon in the ballroom of the
PO3lll-1110 . 1 . 18 Mlle! NH( Monday noon.
The affair was quite enjoyable to all in
attendance and I tleiticitant.-Governor
'Whiteman. Judge Mitchell and Secre
tors of Agriculture Rasmussen were
the principal speakers. Approximately
two hundred guests were at the lunch
eon and were entertained, among the
features of whieh were moving pictures
showing the college at work.
UATION
vd to nteite
rultural ex
' all int•esti
pndittun to
is who ;Lie
ALUMNI EVENTS WILL BE
FEATURE OF FESTIVITIES
Rations are
in, Chinese
Centers in
training for
ig hand in
Western ex
line and at
[problems of
native lead
alone can
t will be an
Ship to feel
pill they are
la's problems
hat aolutionn
11 have their
agricultural
arts 0' the
mull Nieeting of the Board of Trustees
will be held at this time also. Phi
Kappa Phi, the honorary scholastic
fraternity will folksy its usual custom
again this year and Initiate new pledges
into the organisation at eleven o'clock.
and in addition hold the annual busi
ness fleeting of the society. At one
the Penn State Alumnae Club will stage
a luncheon In the Women's Building
and indications point to a large gath
ering of alumnae to this event. The
varsity baseball team will play Its see
ond game of the week in the afternoon
and at seven-thirty the Thespians will
entertain the alumni, visitors and stud
ents with one of their eharacteristie
productions.
Although in farmer Yea" the
Cestivi
ties continued over until Wednesday
night the new program calls ....Or the
ending of Commencement Week at mid
night on Tuesday. Tuesday will ac
cordingly he the last day but several
events promise to make It one or the
biggest days and one which will in all
probability Ice remembered longest by
the moochers of the graduating class.
The Auditorium will Ice the scene for
the Commencement Exercises which are
scheduled to be held at ton o'clock and
whirl. will he preceded by the usual
I life comes
Ine's
peasantry Is
waiting that
turn enable
the earth."
COLLEGE
Engineering
,Pa.
procession. At two in the afternoon
delegates will meet in 'Old Chapel and
alumni in sonic room of Old Main and
the election of trustees will be carried
on. The reception to college guests at
five o'clock on the president's lawn will
close the week of festivities arranged
ny the College.
lhat exists and have thus acquired
greater speed and endurance. They are
the pick of a squad of over twenty
men and constitute a well balanced
The team that will start the game
tomorrow will be the usual five, namely
Turner and Frank as forwards, Schoen
feld at the pivot position. and Wilson
and Cornwall as guards. If need ar
ises substitutions will be made during
the contest and the men who have static
the strangest bids for positions will he
given a chance. lip to the Present time
Bolt and Douglas have shown up better
than the other guard candidates while
Sister is making a good fight fpr the
center position and Warner has ex
hibited floe ability as a forward.
The five who will represent Bellefonte
Avademy will probably be the identical
ones who faced the Freshmen in the
first game. They are fast on their feet
and are exeelent shots. King and Me-
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AIR-TIGHT tins of 50.
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Men, Women and Children
HIGH SHOES
1-3 to 1-2 Off
ALSO SHOWING
I OFTEN guess . wrong
ON WHAT will win
A SMILE from them
I ALWAYS say
IT'S BETTER to laugh
THAN EVER to worry
SO ONCE, when
THE DAM bcoke. and
A FLOOD hit town
I THOUGHT I'd Just
CHEER UP my wife,
AND SO I 'Add
"IF THE worst comes.
YOU CAN float down.
I=!
THE FAMILY inuelc•boz
AND I'LL accompany you
ON THE piano
WHICH WAS all wrong
POOR HUMOR, she said
WAS OUT of place
IN TIME of danger.
• • •
80 KIPL.ING wan right.
"A WOMAN Is only
A WOMAN, but a good cigar.
IS A smoker only
HE SHOULD have made It
MY CIGARETTES because
YOU'RE BOUND to get
A SMILE from them
THEY ALWAYS "satisfy."
0 ~ 0
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CIGARETTES
Friday, January 28.1921 "
Bride especially will command do...At:.
tendon on Saturday as it was they*
created havoc among the Yearling *A.;
era two weeks ago and almost btae tt a
victory to the Academy quintet.. tyt t i
line-ups are as follows:
Freshmen
Turner
Frank .
Schoenfeld
Wilson ...
Cornwall .
guard E ri g
--guard._ Dewy._
ma r l:
gaihn
COUNTY AUTO SHOW
BEGINS TOMORRow
(Continued from nest moo
der the direction 0 Mr. C. A. Peaa L l ß .
den. head of the Department of y e ,
ehanical Enginereing. On next Friday
afternoon at three o'clock. Professor R.
U. Biasing:tole of the college will ' d ye
a special lecture on the subject siu,
Care and Maintenance of Farm Tad
ors." Professor Blasingante has a no.
tionat reputation an a farm tractor no.
Pert and his lecture will be of the same
pature as one which he' will defter ht , ..
fore the delegates to the :stational Ttec.
for Association Convention at Cleve
land. Ohio, in the near future.
MI In all, the show promisee to be
a successful innovation and It le quite
probable that it will become a Teui r
feature ns interest increases in the pro-
Joel.
acknowledgments to K. C. B.
MAKE the silky, tender
1 leaves of choicest 'Dmlash;
blend them with the best Do
mestic tobacco that money aut
buy—blend them In the exclu
sive, can't-be-copied Chester
field way —and you get a
"smoke." Yes, and something
more—you get a cigarette that
honestly "satisfiria."