Page Two Penn State (Eollegian ■ Published boml-weolJy during the College >ear by students ot the Ponns\l I viuii i State College. In the luter-at of the Students, faculty. Alumni and ‘•'riemls of the College. EDITORIAL, STAFF A G Pratt '22 ~~ - - - Editor G. II Ljsle, Jr. '22 Assistant Editor J \V. Selovei '22 _ •- Senior Asset IHe ASSOCIATE EDITORS jy R. Aunun '23 D R Mehl *23 A. E Post ‘23 E D Schlvo'22 \vomens Editor .. _ Miss Dotls Browning '2.1 Assistant XVuinui s Edltoi Miss Smah E Cioll REPORTERS G A\ llo>ci '2l R B Colvin'2l E E Helm'24 E M Jameson'2l J I? Mullins 21 11. B Pilnslty '24 C. B Tilton '2l N, o Wattorson ’24 R C Welch *24 v , _ BUSINESS STAFF W E Pony, Jr. '22 . „ _ „ .Business Manager EL R. Worlchelscr '22 - .Advertising Man igei E S Yocum ’22 - —» - • Circulation Manager ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS II T Axfoid '22 \V G. Davis ’23 C D. Hoi but ‘23 The Collegian invites all communications on any subject of college interest tetters must bear signatures of writers. ' Subscription price $2 50, if paid bcfoie October 15. 1021. After Octobot 10. 1021, $2 75 Entered at the Postolllce. State College, Pa., as second class matter Olllco: Nlttany Printing and Publishing Co Building omce Hours: 5 00 to 5.45 every afternoon except Saturday. Member' ol Intercollegiate fiewspupcr Association News Editor This Issue FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1921 PENN STATE NEEDS A THANKSGIVING VACATION The petition which the Student Council presented to the Coun cil of Administration, asking for a Thanksgiving vacation beginning Wednesday, November 23, at noon, and ending Monday, November 28, at 8 a m. was drawn up in compliance with the insistant wishes of the undergraduate population of St' l te College. The students ot Penn State want a Thanksgiving vacation and they intend to have one. c The Senior class when it voted unanimously to petition for an adequate Thanksgiving vacation was protesting against the decision of the college authorities that only one day would be granted this year. Backed whole-heartedly by every other, class, they felt that one day was not sufficient time for a proper'observance oF such an occasion To repeat the thought expressed in the petition of Stu dent Council “the celebration of Thanksgiving Day is a time-honored custom in every home throughout the nation”, it is a time for family reunions, a time when all the members of the family circle coming from near and far assemble about a bounteous table typifying the prosperity which has been granted them, and lovingly and reverently give thanks to God that they have been permitted to come together once more. The mere mention of Thanksgiving Day calls up in eyery heart memories of home gatherings, and the seeing again ol -loved-iaces. Wc one day is not enough! The idea closing ot classes for twenty-four hours constitutes a Thanksgiving vacation is preposterous How can a student go home, participate in a family reunion J nd return to college all within twenty-four hours. For*a large part of the student body, the journey home itself requires the better part of a day. We wonder if the powers that be expect the students this year to participate m family reunions by the mdil order route Do they expect them to eat their Thanksgiving dinners from a parcel post package? It will be necessary to do that or else cut classes, if only one day is granted. We would like to correct the impression that the Inauguration recess is in any way a substitute tor the Thanksgiving vacation The former is an event that comes but rarely and is one that re quires the unanimous support and cooperation of every Penn State man and woman. During this period, classes will bd excused, but the undergraduate body is expected to use that time for working on the Hots, parading, and in a hundred and one other ways assisting in making the Inauguration ot President Thomas an event long to be remembered in the annals of the college Every student is ex pected to be here on the job, and in so doing perform an important part ot the semester’s work The decision now lies in the hands of the Council ot Administra- non. The student body through the Student Council has drawn up its petition, setting torth its desires with the reasons thereto! and has presented it to the college authorities The latter can leave the one day rule in ettect, giving the student body the choice ot re maining heie over Thanksgivmg'or else cutting classes, risk a whole sale exodus ot students on both Inauguration Day and Thanksgiving Day, and lose the cooperation ot the student body in making the former a great success On the other hand they can grant the just request ot the student body, permitting the celebration of Thanks giving in the time-honored way, and win the enthusiastic support ot every man in making the Inaugural Exercises a wonderful success. FRESHMEN! GET BEHIND YOUR TEAM * Onc ot the most important rules laid down* in the Freshman Handbook states that Freshmen shall attend all athletic contests ana ol all the athletic events that a Frosh attends, it is of paramount im portance that he be present at those in which the honor of his own class is at stake. Tomorrow the yearling football team will stage its initial battle for the Blue and White and for the class ot 1925 The coach is not entirely satisfied; the men are green and they have been put to work under a new system of training Never theless, they are steadily but slowly improving They are gradually getting on to the "Bezdekian” style of play and in time will un doubtedly make a powerful aggregation Up until the present the work has all taken place prnctically m secret and the men who have been lighting for a place on the team* have not been urged on to greater accomplishments by the rooting of nine hundred husky voices. Bellcfonte always puts a strong team on the field. Penn State should win and will win when nine hundred husky Freshmen voices get behind the team and give the men who are fighting for their class the necessary moral strength to push the ball over the line to victory. Frosh, be at that game! NEWS OF OTHER COLLEGES Coi noW and Princeton Rudd •slated that ho hoped to develop a. British An English Intercollegiate isles Intercollegiate body modeled al- Athletk. Association and frequont In- ong the lines of the American I C A turnatlonnl Intercollegiate Contests may AAA A plan was proposed whereby icsult from tho recent \lslt to this teams representing Oxford and Pilnco- Lounti iof B C D Itiidd, captain of ton compete against combined the Oxfoid-Cambiidge Track Team, ' •• of Harvard and Cornell at D. R. Mehl BULLETIN Friday, Ot tidier 7 10 ]> in—'U)l‘l Class Meeting K.S Old Miin no |i in—l 2 13 Cldoi Food, Dinamo l_iborutoi i 10 |i m—Mass Mooting Audltoilum Pi cabmen v s 1 .to p in—Foot!) ill Dollofoiito Academy v New Beat or 3 00 |> in—Foothill, Bonn State vs Ninth CaiolLnu, New Beuvu S 00 )> in—Y M C A Enteitalnmont. Auditoiium 11 u. m im) G 30 p m—Chapel, Mi Tliilus M Jones, Profexsoi ot Biblical Lltciatuie. II lvoilord College GIRL’S VARSITY “S” AWARDED SIX CO-EDS Miss Edna Smith Makes Highest Score By Earning Si\ty- Si\ Points Tlie "Women’s Athletic ‘ Association h.is given tlielr highest award, the voi - sity "S" to six girls Tills an aid Is given under the point system which was adopted by the co-eds last jeai, the six gills receiving the award be ing Alveina Burdick ’2l. Marth i Cun ird ’23, Josephinell ollingswoiUi ’22, Elizabeth Shelton ’2l, Louise Still '2l, and Edn i Smith ’22 According to the point system the various activities Into which the ghls entei count a definite numbei ot points toward securing the v usltv aw.tul Miss Edna Smith led the lace with a total of sKty-slx points having ol>- talned them by winning positions on class and v.uslty hockey, basketball and trick teuns and also as varsity tennis champion Miss Hollingsworth c line in second with slxty-two points She won positions on hei class and voislty hockey and b tskethall teams ind was capUln of the lattei aggrega tion She also held a position on hei class and \nrslty track team, played on the \nislty tennis team and did considerable hiking Miss Burdick caine in close to Miss Hollingsworth, needing but one point to tie with the lattei for second pi ice Miss Buidick team and played on the varsity and clasps hockey and basketball teams and was on tho championship class track was also manager of the lattei group of players Sho also played catcher on the varsity baseball team and was a great hikei Miss Louise Still came ■in fouith with fifty-six points She earned hei light to the varsity “S’ by hei ability on her class and also on tho varsity hockey and basketball teams She also gained a number of points through hiking and was captain of her class on the track 'Miss Shel ton obtained her right to the much coveted award by her ability to mass fifty-five points She was managei of her class hockey’ team of which she was a member and also played varsity hockey She played varsity baseball, hiked and made her class basketball and track teams Miss Cunrad whose woik netted her fifty points, made hor •S” through hiking and hei work on the vaislty track and hockey teams She also represented hei class in hoc key, basketbill and track BOOK PUBLISHED ON PE>N STATE’S RECORD IN WAR Foi tho llrst time since being pub lished, the wai iccoid of Penn State men will ho on exhibition nl the time of the Inaugural and Alumni Home coming celebrations The book, ntUled "Penn Suite and the VVbild Will,” compiises a liistoiy of the wulous depat tments and schools at iVnn State, Indlviduil biographies of mu 22(10 alumni and fonnoi students with TOO indiuidual photographs Indi vidual biographies of those mtnibeis of the ficulty who seivod in the win, a complete listoiy of the Penn State Am bulance Units, Sections GSI) and GJO, a complete outline of the Students Aamy Training C’oips at Penn Slate with a list ol the membeis, tlility’ pages ol w u scenes obtained fium photographs mule by and finally branelies ofysori leu with the names of those jwho”tivre decorated and cited The book, which contains GUO pages, is bound in blue silk cloth with gold lotleis and Ims a eovei 7 3-4 by 10 2-4 Inches Tho volume, which Is no douht the gi cutest publishing endosivoi of tho college will be sold by the Alumni As soc! ulon practically at cost - “Four New York Stores” Qeneral Offices: Broadway, Cor. sgth Street Walladh Bros. . HART SCHAFFNER & MARJff Our Mr. Jack Arthur ■ " and Mr. Henry Salten : are planning to visit you with an interesting assortment of correct clothes, hats, and haberdashery for College Men EXHIBIT AT THE NITTANY INN Thursday, October 20 Friday, October 21 Saturday, October 22 i Your inspection is most cordially invited “Satisfaction ot Money Back” THE PENN,ST ATE COLLEGIAN The Love Letters of A Shorthorn The Co/y Nuk. Thhd Flooi, l'a il. ir Pinsy it vv is only aftoi bout twenty ours sleep md niedltitkm tliit 1 finely de ckled how tc m fully im iccontcst ep istle must of eftected you 1 kin soita look Into the nilinu of my Inlullckt md Ixhold mv I'insv with hei eyes fullt tens and hei hinds full ot apiln y,iluga an sono un lemoise, pushln the bale sciecn door and goin down thru the likik bushes to Amy- Ciockers An thetc Amy II ling hei hands out ol the dlshwatcn an wipe hei nose on the Ink of one ot em m hei oyes on the fuithereat p.ut of hei apiln An oltoi dlssertatin fei some twenty odd minets on tho evils ot munhood in gen ei il, she il probly rclue to you tho night 11 ink Colingei came to see hei That was the piowdest mlnot In Amys old maidenhood—when aftei an evuilns moral and lisikol pciswaslon. she consented to have 11 ink seikuluo his .unis lound ifoi If she had only knowtd that Hanks flnanciU vveliali depended upon hot ulbulation, maybe she woodent hive gave In so kwlck Cause Mlslei Clolliigei had bets with each and ovuv member of the Yung Mens Impiuvoment Sosiety of Wlggtos vllle md Vlsinlty, nggilvalln all the way fiom a poke of pcanuls to a vuter niclcu apiece But jest -the* same. Pansy, I shouldnt of bln so cuol, inakht tuss ovoi a giuul I ain’t novel seen and piobly sh ill not An hav In directed the con voisatlon Into tbolless c inals, we will continue the sulljckt It is entheiy peiiulsslble fei me to believe that nows h*LS percolated ilong Uie length and bioth ot tlie seiene Sugxi Valley to the effect Unit giuuls is allowed to paillsl pate in the same Intolcktua! atmus lere as us fellows They ai e, Pansy, they are but it dou t effect .them none To kwote uom the newkomeis gide to State Col lege an etc—Tic ginuls la both sing uleily an plui ily fits, fiotn the maj oiity of the coniamlnuiion arisln from any neieby eduk.iUona! sources Seems as if they was immune to it like that good lookln groak fellow Appola, whose mothet UipiKsi him in a mud puddle to soita discourage those anshent glrr uis from makin gu-gu eyes at him Hei bciu a widow an him hei only support you cant btumc her none The ginuls up here range in wuto fiom five foot one on up to infinity But that don’t pervent them fiom fall in into the two main aubdev Islona re gudless of disiwailons to the kontraiy Bust, those that has hid there chance and sekond, them that nuvei will The only diffrence being that the feist men shened knows of It an is henceforth .oiled optimist ojul loyal good follows An wat icmnins is called koyeds, which akoidin to the latest Sluindinavyln pjei nunsiatlon meens left-ovei { ‘ ICoyeds iJone of the insoluble prob lems uf kooyin it, oaly.havjpj) ai in the past few years, since they be come laigc enuffito vote that the inns kulin atmusfei e has _ pei vaded w ith them In Ingi esln demenshens __ { Piobly another reasin why sa many' of us persist in hangin lound Is that the place that eats and sleeps Uiem, namly Muck Ilall has an cxtieinly leky iool. It belli shingled in most puits with morgages So of coarse, duiing a wet rain, the more glrruls that- is present the less wettci any of em gets The Ih*vv tiful jxu t of the liole bisness is lint theie coustitootlons is easily ol fei ted by the nigh ole so they have to blow’ out here light at ten oklock and icslte ’there prayers In the daik That makes 'it mighty’ handy fer Uie fellow that Is then pcrpaicd into a made of goin out and enjoy in the even in Tho only trouble with the finders of this scat of learoln, Is that wile main so m mv komendeble peicnwshens fei oui plcsuie, they lergot to cieoato a pi ico to go to State College has nevu been even In the iccontcst yeai muien seientom mils away fiom no wlieie But hole I go galllvantln lound the I'insknpo, wile youi piobly hclpiu load ptmklns into tlie 1 hmse vvnggin oi pai Lin a pin of pititocs fei suppei or piessln youi shiny nose ugenst tho wlndei pane in tlie deiectlon of the mile in in An keep on wishln for,me, wishln 1 wish youd ilte to Pmsi, old buttercup—an wile your Youi only J isper LOST—I 4 carat gold ring, with 1-3 carat diamond. Tiffany wetting Re turn to Josephine Ruth. "Women's Building, Campus Rcwaid FRESHMEN CONTINUE (PHYSICAL EXAMINATION The following men will report foi pliv steal cMuuin itlon In the lockei i com ot the Aimory on the days listed below Any man who falls to appeal v lit not be given credit for Physic il Education Friday, Ocl. 7, nt 1:30 p. in. "W I llallowull, R 1 Himilton, D I llanchetl, W, 13 'i i.< ork, M. N 1-i‘inna, A H llarnlsh, I \ lliitman. A 13 Hisslei P E Havens E C. flaw kins, J "W Hawkins. W B Ilavv liouie, W \ Hay, F T ITealy, R B. tieoeilliig.-R T llcdiick, T F Heffnei R R H6ly.es C C llendeison, A Hei m wide/, C S Herr, P R Heishey, E A llertzell, R J Hester, Jr, E C HlcKok A E . Hokks, E Hodgson, S K llolTimn, I, Hollidiy.C L'llolbut, Wcslov S Holmes. F 1 Holt, J E lloltzingei, T S Holtzingu S J lloo nei, S A Horton, K E Iloiehkibs, E H Huber, O E Hughes, P II Hughes, 1 R Hull, P N Hunsborgei, II C. IXuutci, A E ITuotail, G -V. 11l land, •s Iglesl is Jr. J A livlne C T 1 Jack son, B W Jucolh Friday, Oct. 7 at 5:3(1 p. in. W T Jacobs, II L Juntos, llany P Jaiett, M II Tisnei, John \V Jeffrey, E T Jnnkins, R M letikins. C John son. J L Johnson, R Johnson, W Fiedeiick Tolinson, G Johnston, L F Tones, P It Jones, T It Jones, II lonnsou, A E Kabakjlan, E B KpJinn, 1 J Kniilei, H W K.ihley, R Kamin ski, LL Kiufman, D L Kegailes, K A Kell n. E L Keller, L II Keller, E ;C Kelly, R W Keinmerer, T "W Kem mlei, J W Kemmlet, A Kenouskl, S nei. 13 P Keir, It. E Keishap, M B A Keiielman, J W Kc]ilei,G R Kep- Keisteltu, H S Kieser, C C Klden dall, b T Killian, C Kilpatiick, C B King. J II Kinsinger, R "W Klnt/Ing, O E Kisei, M Z Kisslleff, R G Kist lei, 0 H 'ivnapp, R J Knill, C R Koch, H Koch Tuesday, October 10, at 4:3U p. m. E R Koons, R. W Kopcuhauei, C E * Koppenheffer, F G ICosel, Chailes Kranlch, R S Kratz, W. G Kiellner, F V ICovalovsky, E B Kratz. R. D Kiesgc, P AV"2s>lse. M P Kulp. M 1* Kul|). S Hurdlnsky, R. J Kurr, 'lruman Luhl, C E Landis, S M Landis, L Luskaris, J P Laubuch, S E J J Laverty, H Lazer, J M Lee, E A Lehman, R S Lehman K W Lent, J Lernei. M E Lets, E D Lcslier, T II Leveling, C C Lewie, J G Paul O Lewis, W S Lew is, W II Lewis, C Lllley, T E Lin coln, II V Llndeiman, \V C Lingle, H E Llppman, E B Lloyd, H. Lodge, E T Loffi, II A Lohman, S C Long don, F W Longeneckci, W M Lott, F T Lowe, M G Lovvnian, A, Lowry, Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 5:30 p. nt. G D Eoy d, B F Faunce, J "VV. E(L waids, R H Hainmell,, T E Heffer n.an, L H Clouser, P B Loy, R A v loiy, P O Luce, ,T S Ludlam, J IT Lum, C I MacGuffle, E MosPherson, P IT McAniff, F F McWilliams, S C McCaslin, J G MosClcllan, J C Mc- Causland, T C McClune, W L 2.1 - Cluie, A W McCoy. J H McCulloch; A McDowell. L M McDowell. J ,D Sic* Gee, A. C Mollugh, 'J McHugh, J D McKean, W J McLaughlin, D L McMahon, F D McMlllin, F S Mc- Nerncy, J S .McNutt, H T McQualde, M T McSheohy, J B. McWilliams, S B C L Magee. R. C Jfallck, T Malln, H. I Malsbeiger, S L Man-! Inooi, II W Manning, O S Mnik, E : W Mniks, M A Maikley, A Martin. C Mast, W F Mathias, R A Mat thew s PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS matter whether you come in for a Neektie that cost a dollar, a pair of Crawford Shoes that cost ten, or a Society Brand Suit costing s4s—you get your money’s worth. THE QUALITY SHOP COMMITTEES-APPOINTED AT SOPHOMORE MEETING Tnlcr-Sports Council Representa tive Chosen—Enforcement of Customs Urged'. ' Tho sophnniine class held an Import ant meeting on Monday evening In the \inj hithentie at which time conrmlt of Mirlous kinds won. appointed to lorth uftei class affalls and a repie sciqtaiive was chosen to the Inter siotts Council Ilany Wilson was el eclecl lo lepiesent the class at the In tel sports Council, white Palm. Hoehler, Biennei and Bailey weie appointed by Piesident Martin as a cabinet to as sist him In his work throughout the ten A hazing committee consisting of Feaster, Chairman, Loftier, Kls aingm and Deckert was also appoint ed to see that the college customs are obeved In the propoi manner By an almost unanimous tote the first twen tj-fl\e men standing highest In scho- Iniship weto lecommended for tho John, W White and Louis Carnegie schokushlps Twelve now men were admitted to the sophomore class on Moudaj night from colleges all over the country which makes nearly fifty now* men taken Into the sophomore class this jeat „ “Ked" Houston, President of tho Student Tilbunal, talked to the fel lows about the customs of tho college and utged the sophomores to see to it that the fieshmen observed and obeyed each and every custom laid down for them lie said the customs here at the college are on a'decline and that it Is up to the '24 men to see that they are bi ought back to their old standard The five men on he Student Tribunal fiom the sophomoie class are*-Dick Johnson. "Hap" Frank, Kay Carson, "Dave” Fcnstci and "Eggs" Cornwall. Houston uiged all the fellows to stand lack of these men and help them in their duties of seeing that all customs pertaining to freshmen are obeyed ALL-COLLEGE DANCE OCTOBER 2D The fhst All-College dance of .the v ear, to vv hlch freshmen as well as up per classmen ate invited, will bo held In the Armory on tho evening of Oc tober twenty -ninth from eight to twelve FRESHMAN | Candidates for Editorial Staff I of THE COLLEGIAN V | Report Every Wednesday? Night 7:30 P. M. Room 12 Liberal Arts “They Give Your Money's Worth” WHEN men speak of this store, they generally sum us up by saying, “and * they give you your money’s worth.” THAT’S RIGHT, WE DO. It doesn’t Opposite Front Campus Friday, October 7, 1921 Coming as it does at Halloween time, decorations will be nradb m accordance with tho day. The dance will be con ducted os it has been 1 In former years. All customs for the freshmen will be called oft for the occasion os well tie any fraternity dance which may be scheduled for that day' Music will be furnished by Griff's seven piece or ohostra Tickets aro on'«ile_‘now ar ound the campus and will be on sale at tho Co-op on the evenings of Octob er fifteenth and twenty-second. Dtt. LOUIS E: KEBEU WJLL JtETUHN FOIt INAUGURATION' Dr Louis T 3 Reber *3O, the ’only man now holding the degree of Doctor from the Pennsylvania State College, will return to his alma mater for the In auguration activities next week -Dr Kober was connected with Penn State for. twenty-five • yeais and served aa Dean of> the Engineering School He is now Dean of die Deportment of Ex tension Work at the University of Wis consin He- was awarded the degree of doctor here because of hls‘ faithful and long service to the college National Candy Day, Oct 8 Special this week Peanut Brittle 25- on pounds only - Ice Cream Special this week MAPLE WALNUT 40c quart, 20c pint, > 1 Oc half pint CANDYLAND You
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