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onesof'fkii - most - InfluentlaPassoelatlons
whlel,comes under the jurisdiction of
the Presbyterian Chureb„ and it Is
dolng-^ii - wonderful work In dirteting
the Tllselonary and country life seelal
work of thbachurch
a. Mr. Wilson besidelbeing a clorgyinan
and a mission director is also an author
of ',amp mote on religious and educa
tional subjects. Chief among his works
axe +the following• .. Qualter Hill . pub
lished In 1009. "The Church of the
Open Country, - "The Evolution of the
Country- Community," "The Church at
the Center," and... The Second Mission
ary Adventure' Ho has also contsib
uted extensively to the magarines and
yurious church periodicals Dr. 'Wil
son Is an Associate in Education In the
Teachers' College of Columbia Univels-
Ity, New York City, a Trustee of Wash
ington College of Tennessee; a member
of the American Sociology Society and
the Academy of Political Science of
New Torte City. During the late oerld
war he toots an' active past In-fus
nishing social recreation for the sold
iers in the cantonments of this country
and saw considerable service overseas .
witlithe Y M. C. A. and the Educational
Corps.
` Hti6 - Wilion,"Notid
Hap Clergyman,' — Will
day
ay morning In the Audit
anon Hugh Wilson, Pres-
Board of Home Missions of
ity, and one of the kteatest
resbyterian church in An,
•Ilvet tho chapel address at
DI Wilson will• speak
d Missionary Workers,. a
ohich ho is perfectly tact
ile various phases, as his
• Board of Home Missions
him face to face with-the
is confronting the home
missioniny. He - will tell of
lon that the successful mils-
t have In order to accom
ost good, and will outline
of study which should be
all those • contemplating
ssionary work
•n will emphasize the nec
ore- workers - entering-into
endeavor and making It
rk if the civilization of the
MANY.OF 'DADDY' GROFF'S
--. PUPILS STUDY - IN U. S
saved His message will
. Importance of the Voce
nee campaign which was
t Penn State last week, In
will' he an appeal for more
antes to take up work of
Mare'lf 14, 1921
'ErlitoC`Penn State Collegian -
State College, , Pa.
My Dear Editor
I think It may be a good idea for Me
to give you some statistics on "Daddy"
Grotto work in China in order to show
something more definite that how cap
able he is In training his students to
come' here` and. study In' various high
Institutions of America.
Students of Canton Christian College
studying. In America In 1921 are as
follows
Harvard 4 „ Princeton 2
M. I. T. G Illinois I
Columbia 6 Wisconsin 4
Cornell 4 a Oberlin 4'
Michigan 6 Dartmouth 1
Chicago, 8 = , Lehigh 2
New York.ll. 7 - lowa 1
Ohio State 1 Union Seminary 1
Yale 1
_Richmond 1
Purdue 4 G Washington 2
- Bryn Mawr 1 Northwestern 1
Northfield 1 Johns Hopkips 1
Washington U. 2 Stanford U. 3
Penn State 1 California 5
+ . l - Cordially , yours,
•U TONG
a should be especially Inter
tudents of Penn State be
, a native of Pennsylvania
ant a'grent part of his life
He is a graduate of Ob=
e, where be. recelved^his
:err
tee, entering the Union
leminaryolmmediately , at
om he was graduated in
ne degree of Bachelor of
nee that time several other
of learning have recognized
.nd scholarablp by contem
ners upon him, among them
.D =degree from Cohimbla
in 1900, and..the degree of
livinity by - Waslrtngtog Col- -
ineaseo in 1912 and by the
age In 1910.
after graduation from
heological Seminary." Dr:
toted a pc:anion with the
of New York City and in
do Secretary of the Stud
ent which pcslition hod ro
y afterward to become the
Inter-Collegian It was In
that he first became re.
a Merely man of excels.
TRI•COIINTY DANCE
4 I Mombers 81 th r ill torerns, Lackawanna
and Schuylkill County Clubs will hold
a combined dance In the Odd Follows
Hall, Saturday, April twenty-third As
eeesmont•will'bo one dollar, ten. •
Ana during his three years
the magazine rapidly
inlatry appealed to him
o neat °paper work and
ordained as a Presbyter—
, in 1894, ho scarifired
rear and took UP hie
stor of Christ's Church,'
- Now York. After- five
ful. work at the Quaker
e was transferred to the
enuo Church, of Brooklyn,
tasted until his appoint
•rintendent of the Depart
ych and Country Life of
f Homo Mlsslbits of tho
Church of America:.
A. DEAL
„ „FRAZIER SpIrEET4.
has been with the Board
ions over since, and under
• e organization bas come
—prominence and now
of the doromost - societies
the-United States - it to
IRSCHB AU Muyeti ICYT • SPRING 1 9 2.1
OUR-7-MO.- BACK PLEDGE-
Does the'suitlciok right—
and keep., looking
right?'Doeiiewear as
a gooesUit.'.. should ?
Does it give, you" fair
money's worth?" jUdge a
Kirschbaum 'suit by those
standards' With just rea
sonable care- it - will fulfill,
them. Either that, or your
money back—cheerfully!
MONTGOMERY & Co.
PENN"
Shan- ' Replogle Myers (Mgr )
Way - Raner Whiteman Ritts . Koehler
Herman Wilson Haines Killinger 'Wolfe J. Hunter,
Stimmer Session
, i Teachers Secured
' The Summer' School for teachers
which has long been Wreaths° at Penn
State, and which has been lengthened
to a period of nine weeks instead of six
'weeks, as heretofore, by action of the
board 'of Trustees "at their January
meeting, In anticipating a mere complete
curriculum than has been the custom
in past years A 1110V19i011 hag been
made' whereby all those who attend
the summer session, tot a period of
only' 613. weeks, may receive' two
thirds of the crodlt 'they' would receive
by attending the prescribed period
The Summer Session Department has
made,and is still making a determined
effort to bring, some ,of the foremost
educators on the country here this year
Among those already secured is Prof-
Cesar P. 0 Ray, Professor of Political
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Springpriceson Firschbaum' -
Clothes • are - $25 'to `s4s:"
PENNLSTATE" COLLEGIAN'
. TATE'S 'VICTORIOUS ' BASKETBAIi,' SQUAD'
Science at Northwestern t University,
who will teach , Political Science Mr.
Bar seas formerly head of tho History
Department, resigning this position in
'the goring of 1914 Professor Paul D
Etans. , Asst Professor of History at
Syracuse University, uill teach Euro.
Peon and American History Protester
P. I%f Harbold, Profostor of Education
and Psychology. Franklin and Marshall
College, will be Protestor of Education
again this - year Mr. Harbold served
the Summer School In this capacity
last year and wan a brilliant success
Mr. F W. Brackett, Supervisor of Pub
lic School Art, Groenwich, Connecticut;
will be here again as Instructor in
Public School Art. -
_ It has bean the custom of the Summ
er Sessions to have a speaker of note
deliver a series of four or five lectures
during the school period The admis
sion to these lectures Is free to all
Last year, Edward Froward Griggs de
livered these lectures, his topic being
hlacterlink. Title year. the Department
considers itself exceedingly fortunate In
securing Professor 3" Duncan Spaeth,
Professor of English at Princeton Ifni
ersity to deliver a series of five lec,
'tures 'during the.week of July 4th." Mr.
rtpaeth probably be better recog
'nlecci by the student body, as coach of
he Princeton varsity crew.
ORATORIO`TO BE`GIVEN 1'
, t -
[-, , AT CHAPEL SERVICES
" Th& college' chorus of one hundred
and 'twent)-flve voices, mullet the dir
eictlon 'of Professor C C Robinson of
the tDeentrtment of Music, will render
[lair annual oratorio at tile upper class
Limpet services on Aptll third, ills filet
Sunday after the Castel vacation Tile-
Orations for the stunt hose been IllideS
'WV fix aconsiderable length of time
and' gt eat vuriet of selections have
been placed upon tile program The
singing of the callous flambe', lt 111 so.
cuts ,the greater let t of the time of the
semice and as a result, no sermon will
be preached
The principal number on the program
44 Louis Spohr's "Cod Thou Alt Great: .
Another feature hill be the singing of
"Blessed Jesus" . which is taken from
Dvorales'-famous "Stabat Mater - D.
V Bauder '24, will also sing Granter's
noted "Hosanna"
The soloists for the oratorio are as
follows bliss , Gladys Fulton T 2, Bliss
Reva Dana P W Moor '23, D V
Bauder '24.
1 QUICK AND
I EFFICIENT-SERVICE
OUR STANDARD'
PENN STATE CAFE
WANTED
Men to work in McAllis
ter Commons-during the
summer-schooh session of
nine weeks. Good board
is assured and the service
required is reasonable.
AppliCatiOns will be re
ceived anymorning at the
office of the Director of
Halls and Commons in
McAllister Hall.-
VOU get two kinds of music,—when you
" L buy a New Edison.
• The New Edison literally RE-CREATES MUSiC,
—so perfectly that you feel you are listening to
the living artist :
The New Edison will also play - all the
needle talking-machine records.
, t‘43/4;i, Plonpgraph with 41 Sour'
Always remember this! The New Edison does sill:hat
any talking-machine can do. , And,—it also does , 411 that
any living artist can•do.
You can pay, , cash for your New Edison, or you can
sinead out the payments We will make a gentleman's agree
ment with any music-lover. Ask about our Budget Plan.
Return all books to the Library be- Most Good Dressers Bring,
fore Easter Recess The Libras ex-
Their clotheslot r h e e r s a t i o ri us n', fo T r h c e lean
n. in v g e , Lr r e b.
peels the cooperation of eve, ktudent slog eda lathit which is hard to break
getting every hook eh the shelves. You ought to join them—why don't
o I you do it today?
PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS E. W. GERNARD.
THE B_ON M T
HOT-AND - COLD - DRINKS
Candy and Confections
Reymer's and Charter Chocolates
t Opposite Bush House
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You Want a Spring Cap ?
Our -Shipment of Spring Caps has
Arrived. The prices of_ these Caps
range from
$2.00 tc.
,Watch Our Windows for the Different Styles •
FROMM'S Economy Store
114 East College Ave.
We beg to announce the.. open
ing of a shoe store in State Col
lege, in which we will carry a
high grade line of shoes for men
and women. We respectfully
solicit your patronage and as
sure you we will do our part.
,20th Century Shoe Co.
Formerly College Boot Shop.
"Bud" Lehman 'l7, Mgr.
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