Tuesday, October 11)1921
NORTH vs. SOUTH
North Carolina State - 0 0 0— 0
Penn State 7 7 7 14—35
Penn State 5
Goals from Touchdowns
Penn State 5
Penn State 11
Penn State 10
Average 40 yards
Penn State
Attempted 15 Attempted 9
Successful, 5 for 99 yds ' Successful, 2 for 8 yds
'intercepteds 1 Intercepted, 3
Penn State
107 yards
Penn State „ »
Attempted, 3
Yards in- Scrimmage
Penn State 354
• Successful O'
DETAILS ARE IMPORTANT.
SAYS CHAPEL SPEAKER
Mr Rufus' M Jones, Professor of
Philosophy at Haverford College, and
one of tho leading Quakers of Penn
sylvania, addressed Chapel last' Sun
day His sermon was exceedingly in
teresting, and he delivered it in a skill
ful and forceful manner
In place of 'quoting a specific text,
Mr Jones began his address by re
calling to his audience the story ’of
how the prophet Elijah had become de
pressed'and disillusioned after his vic
tory over the prophets of Baal, when ho
had moved to the Israelites which was
the true God! Elijah had discovered
that killing one's opponents does not
ngcessniy prove that one has 'gained
a moral victory, >said -the speaker “To
kllL a million men is not to prove a
doctrine, it is to kill a million men "
With these and like slmillcs and ex
amples he emphasized the fact that
God cannot be found In cxternall forc
es, no. matter .how stupendous!'they
may be, but He is to bo found within.
Everybody, said Mr Jones, had ex
pected the Messiah to come as a mighty
conqueror, but Jesus, when he come,'
said, “My kingdom is like a mustard
seed ” This is tyjrfcal of the Kingdom
of Hoavenr stated Mr Jones, in that it
is not boastful nor vaunting but hns
tho mighty and expansive power of
Life
Thus his sermon was built upon the
idea that’ the seemingly mighty forces
oT matter and the great inventions of
man for the purposes of war, 1 travel,
arid so forth, do not express God for
"God is to be found in tho little things ”
LANCASTER CLUB WILL
f HOLD. CHRISTMAS DANCE
.__^,T.hc w Lapca3tcr County„Club organiz
ed lasf weo!c and discussed'plans for a
Christmas dance which will bo held at
tho Hotel Brunswick on tho evening of
December v twenty-seventh. R M
Swift ’23 Is the chairman of the com
mittee in charge of the dance
officers were also elected for
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WHITMAN’S
State Seal Candy
for
Alumni Day
We have just received
a fresh shipment of
State Seal Chocolates
in one, two* and tnree
pound packages.
Our line of
State, Seal Jewelry
■ is new and complete. I
ALUMNI DAY
-We have a complete line ]
of State Jewelry and
Souvenirs.
RAY D. GILLILAND
DRUGGIST
Touchdowns
N. Carolina 0
N. Carolina 0
First Downs
N Carolina 5
N. Carolina 14
Average 42 yards
Forward Passes
N. Carolina
Penalties
N. Carolina
35 yards
Field Goals
N. Carolina
Attempted 0
N. Carolina 122
the comine year at the meeting They
are B F Leaman ’22, president, P M
Trout *22, vlce-piesldcnt, L S Cross
•23, secretary, H P. Rutter *23, score*
tary
STIFF CARD ARRANGED
FOR GRAPPLING SEASON
Captain F L Watson ’22, of tho
wresting squad, and several of his
grapplers are already beginning a vig
orous winter’s training that will not
end until after the final meet oC the
season, or most probably after the In
tercollegiates
Manager Bailey has arranged a very
stiff schedule, the season operlng offi
cially on "February 4th, with the Univ
ersity of Pennsylvania, it is Hoped The
Quakers J have been invited to appear
here on-thls date, but as yet, a definite
decision has not been reachd After
tills opening date, 1 the wrestlers will
meet Lehigh, 'Cornell, the Army, Har
vard, Indiana, Navy and Princeton, the
hardest schedule ever arranged for a
Blue and White wrestling 1 team'
,McMahon who, it is hoped, will show
even better form than that of last yeari>
In 'the heavyweight division, is iii
training w Ith the football squad' and,
for that reason, should be in excellent
shape when the mat season opens He
should' have a big, lead on the other
members of the squad
’Each afternoon, tho freshman and
sophomore 'squads’ean' bo seen leaving
the Armory for their customary after
noon jaunt of a mile or so, it being
Coach “Dave” Detar's opinion that this
outdoor work in tho warm fall weather
will be more beneficial to -the men
than to exhaust themselves each after
noon pn the mats
_ _The Freshmen arc. displaying unusu
al interest in wrestling this year, a
large squad having reported, some of
whom have had some previous train
ing in this sport. For this reason, a
hard fought underclass meet may bo
assured
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Hot Lunches and Suppers
Chicken and Waffles Tuesday
and Friday Nights
“Who Was John Hancock?”
asked Thomas A: Edison'in his
Employment Questionnaire
We will pay One
Hundred Dollars
($100) forthebest
answer to Mr. E
dison’s question.
Competition l closes November 15,1921
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ADDRESS
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PROF. DUTCHER WORKING.
ON RAISIN DEVELOPMENT
Frofessor R. A. Dutcher, head of the
Department of Agricultural Chemistry,
has recently returned from California
where he has been studying the var
ious phases of tho raisin industry, pre
paratory to beginning several Import
ant experiments with raisins
While in California, Piofo&sor Dulch
cr went to tho headquarters of the Cal
ifornia Raisin Growers’ Association and
took 1 a tiip through tho San Joaquin
valley white ho visited several of the
large 1 vineyards and obtained first
hand Information concerning Ulio grow
ing and bundling of the grapes He
studied the verities now used and also
the methods of Uiying She grapes The
icst'of his stay was spent in confer
ence with the officials of the company
and in going through the packing
plants in order to secure information in
regard’to the chomlcij problems which
aie involved In the raisin industry
Professor Dutcher had gone to Cal
ifornia with the intention of beginning,
on his return to Penn State, expei 1-
ments on the vitamin contents of the
raisin But he states that he has
found that this is not the most import
ant problem with which the raisin
growers are concerned What must bo
done first, he says, is to determine
what shall bo a standard raisin At
present there is no fixed standard to
waids Which raisin producers must
work, ’the quality of the raisins being
determined by Jong experience of the
grovveis themselves Therefore it is
Professor Dutcher’s intention to try
to determine a standard raisin accord
ing >to Chemical content, and especially
according to the sugar content.
Considerable difficulty is also being
experienced by raisin grovveis in det
ermining the exact point at which tho
drying piocess should be stopped Ac
cordingly, Professor Dutdher expects to
begin dehydration and moisture ex
pel iments on raisins These experi
ments, along with thoso on vitamins
and those on the utilization of seed
pulp and culls, Should result in the
discovery of considerable Information
which will be of great importance to
raisin growers
On his way back to Penn State, Prof
essor Dutcher stopped at Berkeley
where he visited tho Agricultural
Chemistry laboratory of the University
of California and got various hints and >
ideas from tho Agricultural Chemistry
workeis there, on Agricultural Chem
istry problems He likewise visited 1
tho Oregon Agricultural College and
the University of Minnesota
SPECLVL FLOWER FLOAT
BY FLORICULTURE CLASS
The class in Floriculture will aid in
arranging the table decorations far the
inaugural banquet and is also making
extensive preparations for the inaugur
al parde A “Say-It-Wath-Flowers”
float will be one of tho chief features
of the florists part, and an attractive
and appropriate display of flowers may
be anticipated
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
JOHNSTOWN pLUB WILL
' DECORATE AUDITORIUM
The, Johnstown j Club has won tho
unique distinction [of being die County
Club which will decorate the Schwab
Auditorium for the coming Inaugura
tion exercises to [bo held there Chas
M Schwab, who built the Auditorium,
is a mtlvo of cAmbiitt County from
whine the membe/s of this club come,
and the decoration of the stiucture lias
been granted to [them because of this
Mi Sclnvub will be at State College
during the inaugural events and will
bike an active part on the program
At a meeting of tho club last week, it
was decided to hold a buujuet foi the
members in the neui future Definite
arrangements for this affair will be an
nounced at a later dale
To help in canylng on the publicity
woik of the college die Johnstown
Club will stud the COLLEGIAN to ev
oiy high school in Cambiia County
which has five students at Penn State
The (inpur will be sent twin weekly to
the lollowlng places Johnstown, crea
son, Cunollowin and Dale high schools
Piellminary plans foi the annual
dunic during the Easter vacation at
Johnstown were discussed The or
gml/ution Is anticipating one of its
best and most active years, since there
aie about sixty students eligible foi
menibcishlp The officers aie E E
Overdoif ’22, piesldent, V E Munich
'2l, vlce y piosldent, C O Buchanan ’JJ,
isecretnry-ti eusurcr
WORLD’S DAIRY CONGRESS
HONORS PROF: BORLAND
, A high honor has come to Penn State
x dn the form of an Invitation extended to
Professor A A Lot land, head of the
Daliy Husbandly Department, to be
come a member of the Worlds Dairy
Congree Committee This is an offer
that is made only to recognized loadeis
in the dairy world
Piofessor Boiland Is now in St Paul,
Minn, where he Is attending the Na
tional Dairy Show, the meeting of the
Wloildts Dairy Congress Committee, and
tho meeting of the Dairv Science As
sociation, of which he is vice-presi
dent Other members of the Dairy
Husbandry Department who aie at
tending the National Dairy Show are
S I Bechdel, W H Mai tin, and P S
.WUUiams
Penn State is also sending two judg
ing teams to the show One of these
teams composed of G M Hummei ’22.
,S‘ S Decker ’22, and M H Panry ’22,
,wlll test its skill In judging dairy cattle
iwhilc a team composed of L G Moore
’22, R H Braun ’22. and C. G Sell ’23,.
‘will judge dairy products i
“Four New York Stores”
Qeneral Offices: Broadway, Cor. 29th Street
Wallach Bros.
Our Mr. Jack Arthur
arid Mr. Henry Salten
are planning to visit you with an interesting assortment of
correct clothes, hats , and haberdashery for College'Men
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Thursday, October 20
Friday, October 21 - i
Saturday, October 22
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PANAMA'CANAL EMERGENCY DAMS
/TIaTUN LAKE, eighty-five feet above sea
* level, is the reservoir holding the water
to feed the Gaum Locks (which lead to the
Atlantic) and the Miraflores and Pedro Miguel
locks on the Pacific end of the Canal.
Every ship going through the canal in either
direction uses the water from Gatun Lake to
lift it from the one ocean and lower it into the
other. Should some accident destroy a lock,
the weight of water released might force down
the others and cause tremendous damage and,
by lowering the level of the lake, make the
canal inoperative until rain liad refilled the lake.
Therefore these big emergency dams were con
structed. ' Normally they are not used In
emergencies they would be swung over the
locks, the gates would drop into position and
effectually dam die opening.
Otis engineers designed, constructed and in
stalled the machinery for operating six of these*
gigantic dams It is a feat typical of the world
wide scope of Otis activities in engineering and
the vertical transportation of men and materials.
Molt of the famous buildinqs of the world
art equipped with Otis Eleeatort
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY
Office* In all Principal Clilci at (be World
I COMBINED COLLEGE
CHOIRS IN CANTATA
The college choirs, both “A*' and "B”
ire profiling foi a combined chapel
service on Sunday, October thirtieth
Plum are being undo wherein the two
cholis will sing together as ono great
choii, instead of the two separate or
ganizations There will be no speaker
on that Sunday
The Music Department da arranging
a fine program that should bo of inter
est to every member of the college
The piogrun will Include the Cantata
Gulliu by Gounod and many other sel
ections of prominence in the musical
woild i
Cantata Gnllii which is the storj of
the Kail of Zion, Is veiy expressive and
the wav the combined choirs aro work
ing on the selection promises a musical
ire it to ihe students and faculty of
Penn State The composition Is one
of the best of Gounod's works. Ho Is
one of the finest of the French school
mid Is noted not only for the opera
Taunt but for several otheu fine com
positions
The Glee Club is making preparations
for the tiip to Elizabethtown, to the
Masonic Home. on October twenty
ninth The organization which will
make the trip will be built mound ,the
Vaisti> Quartet and will consist of
about twentv-ihieo members, all of the
old glee club. The Varsity Quartet,
the glee club, and ilnstiumental trio
and Jiok fMejers as specialist will
make up the gioup
The club will motor to Elizabethtown
on Siturday, giving the concert that
evening and will remain until Sunday
when the> will sing at the -.services
which will be conducted by President
Tlionins * /
SENIOR GIRLS ENTERTAIN
FROSH AT CLASS PARTY
The fii st of the ol iss parties In hon
or of the fieshmnn ghls was given by
the senioi women students last Wed
nesdav evening In the Woman's Build
ing pallors EffeoUve Hallow'een de-
You have tried the rest
Now Eat the Best
BUSY BEE CAFE
! 120 East College Ave .
derations made the rooms very attrac
tive and Halovv'een games were the
ohiof amusements Bobbing foi apples
and fortune-telling were popular at
tractons for the guests who came to
the party In every imaginable kind of
costume A prize offered for the most|
novel costume was won by a would-be
elephant The program of the evening
included a minstrel show given b> the
musically-inclined senlois and music
and (Lancing filled the Intel missions
Refreshments consisting of cider and
pict/els were served The party ad
journed with cheers for the class of
NEWSPAPERS SENDING
MEN FOR INAUGURATION
The pi oof that the Inauguration of
Piesfdent will be an event of Nation
wide Importance is clean 1} shown b} ,
the aira> of reporters, Journalists, and
newspapermen that aro to be here Ac
coiding to present indications all the
big newsmpers of the east us well is
s}ndieatcs will be i epresented foi the
celebration
To date all the Philadelphli newspap
ers with the exception of the Public
Ledger will be i epresented. this list in
cludes The North Ameilcnn, The Rec
ord. The Inqulrei. The Evening Ledgcu.
and the Evening Bulletin The Pitts
burgh Dispatch is tiic only papei from
that cit} which has announced th it the}
would havo men hoie but it is expected
that all the othei publications will fall
in lino The Williamsport Sun will
lepresent that clt> while Hanisburg
and Altoona are ceitUn to send several
repotturs so that ever} town in Penn
sylvania will be well posted on the ev
ents of the celebration
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