Page Four THE LION AND THE GOAT Score by Quarters immi Penn State 0 14 7 0-21 Yards Gained in Scrimmage Penn State 220 First Downs Penn State 2-0-1-2-5 Fom ard Passes - Penn State Navy Successful, 3 for 18 yards Successful, II for 135 yards Unsucessful 5 Unsuccessful 16 Intercepted I Intercepted 2 _ Penalties Penn State, 4 for 30 yards Navy, 3 for 15 yards Yards Lost in Scrimmage Penn State 17 Navy 13 Penn State 10 Navy 5 Averaging, 47 yards Averaging, 41 yards Yards Returning Kickoff Penn State 147 Navy 23 Touchdowns lIMMIIa Goals After Touchdowns Penn State 3 Field Goals Penn State 0 Bulletin . TutNila). Oetobor '23 10 30 a la —Scholarship Day eNerciaes in the Auditorium 700 p m coming County Club meeting In Room 11, L.A 7 15 p in —Meeting of candidates for editorial, business and ad et Using staff of Penn State Farmer 301 Hort 1 1040 001 103. Oetober 24 7 30 7, 07—Footh 01 mass meeting In Notices An elhibition of Italian Pilnn, In on ilhiplay thl9 neck in the Fino Arts Museum In Ohl Main rreshinan ph) steal examinations are being held In the Armory each even ing commencing at four-thirty All first y ear men et ho htee not 'yet been examined should watch the bulletin boards for announcement of their per iod Beginning October twenty-second all men taking R. 0 T C are required to dtill In uniform Attention is called to the repathtions requiring freshmen towear their black braid In a proper manner and that cadet uniforms of all classes should be buttoned throughout Infrlngetn.to of these customs will be reported to the Tribunal which Promises to see that the) are Prolterll enfor.- An important electing of the Grange mill be held this evening at set en o'- clock in 100 Hart All grangers are re quested to be present us Third and 1 - fourth Degrees will be conferred The Forestry Society hill meet to night at seven o clock The meeting promises to he very Interesting as George Free hill talk on "Montane. An Import tnt meeting of the fresh man cl me will be held tomorrow me ning in the Bull Pen at six forty-live o'clock CROSS COUNTRY SQUADS HOLD ALUMNI DAY MEET (Continued from first ooze) and the ,aslty squad.% the coach nlll Malt at once on Intensive training in propar Won for the meets ananged ha the manager, and in particular for the annual intercollegiate cross country meet to he held in Now York during Thankoghing ,eok ANNUAL DANCE 'WILL BE HELD BY OLD MAIN CLUB The Old Main Club composed of stu dents rooming in Old Main building nill hold its annual dance at the Armory on Saturday, October twenty-seventh nith Reinsmithls Collegians furnishing the music Customs nill be off for the 0 eshmen LOST-11 lath chain Islth Delta Sigma Rho Praternlt) ICe3 In oast stands Indurda). Renard. Maurer P. K. I: 11010.0: !EMMEN A cell in freshman mils reading it theme in English Ile kept holding the paper further and further nnay The professor noticing his effort to get the propel focus, said• "Mr. Student, if you Lan% aftoid glasses, coma around after class and I wlll.,lend you the money" We It the student Now he can see clearly nt any distance If you aro In tho sumo boat, consult DR. EVA B. ROAN "Eye 511.1111160 622 East College Avenue. The First National Bank STATE COLLEGE, PA. W. L. Foster, President David F. Kapp, Cashier 0 0 3-3 Navy 285 Navy 1-3-6.6-16 WILSON SCORES WITH SENSATIONAL RUNS (Continued from first page) snare 'With the bill on the twenty Yard mark, the Nittan) line opened a a Icing hole In the Annapolis defense, Wilson, the pigskin nestling In his arm, plooesl through and In a element had sped Past the secondary defense, suck ed In by the vial' . tlimpley made a des perate tackle but his clutching lingers slipped fleet the canvas-clad limbs of the ethyl, back With a burst of speed Nair) raced past McKee Seventy-Imo %.arils ,ere elicited oft by the flying feet of Wilson and for the third time planted the ball behind the Navy's goal line The downfall of the Anna pelts team It,. complete In the fourth quarter, "Red" Ball inger, substitute halthack, planted a placement kick from the Meen yard line, to erring a shut-out and snoring the an tl tally of the game, Thus the Annapolis team aas defeated by the largest margin sin. a Navy eleven clashed Pern Stain by a 44 fo 0 score In 1000 I=l Siiturd We game scan a classic of the gridiron The greatest crated of alumni, students and visitors In the history of Penn State, croaded the - pine stadium all New Beater Field And it scan a stations battle of the ribbed Said Re- 1 turning grads uatv a Nittany team triumph in a struggle that raw mark ed bt the clean, hard play of both teams A rmletv of the statistics of the game 8110,,i that the Nittany Lion might hate proyen a succulent morsel for the embattled midaies had it not been tot the brilliant stork of Harry Wil son ' , Much's machine beat and bat toted its may through the Blue and White defense for a total of sixteen Mot downs and 285 yards gained in ,crimm Igo as compared to the tied downs and 220 yards that were gleam ed by the Penn State warriors Line An Enigma With the exception of the first quart er the Beedekian line was outplayed and time and again the stalwart Devens or the shifty Barchet crashed through - for long gains until stopped by the second ary defense Often the Nittany backs had barely reached the tine of scrim mage before a Blue and Gold lineman came hurtling through to smother the Penn State attack before it had fairly started Yet the attempts of the lfilddles to push the ball across far a touchdown ems as futile as those of Gettysburg the v.eek before Time and again with the gotel posts but a few yards away, the Blue and White line was transform ed and became a mighty bulwark against the fiercest thrusts of the In saders, thunder lag on the very thresh old of the Isfittany goal fine. See the big gnme In New Tork next Saturday. Go by automobilo. Cheaper than railroad tare. New ears—open and elo,ed. Make resonation. now. IIItITE.IT-YOURSELF AUTO CO "Phone 370 224 11. College BLUE KEY PICKS NINE MEN FOR MEMBERSHIP (Continued from First Page) ! ball players titer the Pennsylyanla Day house party period In all pro, ! liability the general entertainment of those guests ;rill be along lines similar is those hold during the past book-end, alth the exception of the smoker in the Armory. The Blue Key members were active In the entertainment afforded tho al umni on Saturday night. The society 1 al ranged for and provided the program conducted at the elder and pretzel feed In the Armory. Auchenbach's Soren odors furnished the music during the entire evening A wrestling match be- B.een J. A. Parthemore 11 and W. R. Black '2l and a boxing exhibition be tueen A Gans '26 and J T MoCiernan . 26, mere the features of the program YEARLINGS BEAT KISKI TEAM IN CLOSE CONTEST (Continued from First Poke) Substitutions State—None Maki— McCabe for Vucmanic, Pirieura for lionakt, Vuonanic for McCabe, Altager r Whitmore, McCabe for Pincura. 3fcLaughlin for Peck Touchdowns--tiler 1. Field Goals— °Connell 1. Referee—Dougherty, W. and J. Umpire—Blum, Iron City, Head Llnesnisn—Eckles. W and J , Field Judge—Peet, Hamilton FUEL PROBLEMS WILL BE DISCUSSED BY A. A. A. S Lectures To Be Given at Meeting on Monday—Dinner Will Be Served at U. Club The American Association for the Ad. vmeement of Science will hold meetings next Monday afternoon and 00 ening in loom 200 Old Mining Buildingand at the University Club "House Heating" at "Fuels and Fuel Utilization" aro the general topics to be discussed The meeting will convene In the Min ix Building at 4 30 p m so here the following talks will be ghen "Intro duction and Discussion of Combustion Principles". Dean E A. Holbrook, "Sources and Types of Natural Fuels". Professor C A. Bovine, "Anal3sle of the Cost of a Ton of Coal", Professor W. R Chedso3; "Mantled and Substitute Fuels", Professor D F McFarland There 0111 then be an intermission with dinner at the University Club. At 7 33 p m the meeting will again coni.en at the Mining Building where Profess .44r F . G Heckler will speak on "Heat ing the Small House" and Professor A J. Wood on "The Comfort Zone in Moues Heating". The members of the association and their wives are invited to attend and a'so members of tho teaching and re search staff of the Schools of Mining and Engineering Reservations - for dinner should bo made through the Secretary. Dr. J 'Ben Hill at the Bot any Building ALUMNI DAY CROWD BIGGEST IN HISTORY (Continued from first page) holders of the lucky numbers Mice Cdith Swanson won the box of candy and Dick Greenland 17 received the cigars Members of the Blue Key society prodded wrestling and boxing bouts for the entertainment of the guests Four hundred gallons of cider and over thirty boxes of pretzels were consumed by the crewel "Jack" Myers and 'Schlep . ' Schlosser gave a five Minute taudeville obit and dance that met with the hearty approval of their audience Seo the big game In Now York next atarday. Go by automobile. Cheaper ban railroad fare. Now ears—open and lased. Make reservations now. DRIVE4T-YOUBSELF AUTO CO Ansonia--- The only Square Alarm on the Market $2.50, $3.25 4 . 1.1 $4.25 The Crabtree Co Hanark jewelers :II ' • • Emerick's Motor Bus Line, Inc. ... WEEK DAYS ... 1: ➢ellotonte State College .1. .1: to to 41.. Stato CoMiro Bellefonte, t OAS A.M. 800 A.M. 9,16 A.M. 12:80 P. M. A 10:00 A. M. 2:00 Y. M. 4. LSO P. M. IMO P.M. 5110P.11". 6:80P.M. Saturday Only Saturday Only 1000 P.M. 11:10 P.M. Faro Ma SUNDAYS 7100 A. M. &IS A.M. 9:16 A.M. 12180 P.M. 10:00 A.M. 9:00 P.M. 1180 P.M. 7:00 P.M. IWO EN. 0100 P.M. 8115 1.. M. BELLEFONTE•LOCH HAVEN EICILEDULE WEEK. DAYS AND SUNDAYS Bollggato for Look Ilnoen 7100A,MW 2:00 PAL Sundays 8100 Bat. and Sunday only, 0:20P.'31. Look Bann for Bellefonte 10:00 A. N. GOO EN. Sat. and Sunday only 10iII0P.H. "Take Yellow Doe for Service" THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN PENN STATE'S PROPOSED HONOR CODE EULOGIZED National Honesty Bureau Member Comments on Student Council Plan for New System (Courteey of IV. B. Forbush) The other day a dog-oared thesis was Identified by a professor In a western university as one that had made a sun maul debut as "original work" at six other Institutions of learning 'lt Is not unLommon for El teacher to be warned to be on the lookout for themes that I rte already been prweeied to his pre dve.isot A bright scholar is often pop ular because he keeps busy PreParing Coors for football brothers CI. ha are engrossed . to-Prepare their own mere Is a tradition in a New England °liege that its bulletin board once bore Er announcement "FARRYB Tailored Ready-made. For Sale or to Let" Such alllingnevs to wear tho tag without possessing the goods hdis be- eine commonplake In college life It h is begun to arouse agitation among s °dents themselves Recognition is wiling, that. such dealing in stolen - - ood,is unfair, both to the man who earns »hat he gets and -to- him who 0 -ea not, »ho Is-thus permitting him c,if to be robbed of the chance to do cll original thinking • A refreshing mosement fa' now undor IN II at Penn State College to outlaw I forms of dishonesty' in the class room and on the campus It originated rot In the faculty Tor in the "r;M C . but in the Student Council, the most representative body In the institution I. Is a frank endeavor to restore to the non-nthletic life of the college the same gh standard of oponsniarlship Schick in athletic, hos long made this Mutt mien famous Committees from the C smell salted other colleges, East, orth. South and West. and question ! tires »ore sent out eLcembere, to did ever »hat was the most approved I 'widen In AinerPcan colleges - and 001- verolties The best_ ideal was found at V. - est Point Upon [helr return the committees wade their report, , and recommended [emulating a Code of Honor, which Would become the Venn State standard In order that it might not be confound ed with any so-called "honor systems", none of which had been polestar at this soh.' on the, Nittany, It was thought best to present the proposed Cede to every fraternity and other caMplIS organization and to the un organized men. and thus by universal consent "to form an agreement which," a, ono of the committee said. "will caret tho hearty enures al of every gen- Semen on the comuus .. The matter 'a still pending, but the consensus seems to fie that the Code, In brief, will be, mat "No liar, chase, or thief can stay Taming those blooming whiskers This space reserved. for Penn State Laundry 320 W. Beaver Avenue Phone 124 ' The idea of the boys Is that no "sys tem" of enforcement will be needed, but that, no at West Point, If a follow ever breaks the unwritten code, he will notice that the atmosphere of the,Nlt tany neighborhood Is not wholesome and ho will go home for hie health Copyright William Byron Forbush, National Honesty Bureau PENN STATE,STUDENT TO TEACH AT JOHN HOPKINS Paul Aequarono '24, a student In the Botany Department, having bean ap pointed en assistant in Botany at John Hopkins University, Baltimore, has lett Penn State to tabs up his work there. Acetntronc heft allyays been a high ankh* 9tudent at Penn State and Just ' , Here leaving was electe'd to Phi Kappa Phi. This Bumbler he worked at the Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, '.facsachuserts and the results at this work coupled with his high scholastic standing at Penn State recommended him for the position ' Acquarone ex pects to take the rest of this year's uork at John Hopkins, but at the end Cl the year he will transfer his credits to Penn State and graduate with his class Another member of the Botany De -1 artment, H N. Pow 'H, meletant •rofessor of Botany, has been granted leave of abeence for graduate study st the Thompson Institute for Thy 'Mingles] Research at Yonkers, New ork His cork will be In the general field of the effect of light of various 'sloe lengths on the growth of plants rofessor Popp has already done some 'Mending research. work on the ef fect of ultra-violet light on seed germ'. Mallon Sec the MB name In Now York next Saturday. Go by automobile. Cheaper tlien railroad fare. New cars—open and closed. Make reservations now. - RRIVE-IT•YOURSEYF AZTO - 00 Elton° 376 2 4 E. Colley) VISIT THE . Sfate College Hotel • -Tea Room 8:00 A. M. Till Midnight Open 'After All Dances .. . . ROOMS IN WATTS HALL ARE WELL FURNISHED Both South and Middle dormitories of the now Frederick Watts hall wero occupied' by student. last Saturday a week. The new living quarter. are sup plied with jantlor service and aro well equipped. The waiting het of students who have applied for rooms is veer large and le growing daily. II n atatement teemed Friday, Mr. 9 illostettar, college purchasing agent, and also In charge of the college dorm- Stories, sold that he expected the North dormitory Of Watts hall to be finished Fresh Fruit and Cider Special Rates to Smokers and Feeds SERFAS and SEARFOSS Gemerd Bldg. W. C. McCLINTIC BEDFORD, PA. $22.50 SUIT MAN Representing Richman Brothers Co., Cleveland, Ohio Suits, Overcoats,ltaincoats, Tuxedos - All One Price and Strictly All Wool will be at STATE COLLEGE HOTEL THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OCTOBER 25, 26 and 27 You have the unrestricted choice of any Suit, Overcoat, Rain- coat or Tuxedo in our line at the one small price of $22.50. Zia man clothes are made in their own factory and shipped direst you—you save the middleman's profit. We guarantee to fttraixV, please you. It don't cost you anything to Ioqk—COMEAW BRING YOUR FRIENDS and examine our fine line on any • ' • • above dates—day or evenings. If You Like Gooci Eats BUY THEM AT . Miller's Cash GrOcery - 112 Miles Street We have line ofE CANNED GOODS AND FRESH GREEN VEGETABLES • Here's the plade to get them. L. K. METZGER "The . Fastest GrOwini Store in State College" Saturday's weather was great for the. game, and a great game it was ! The weather is even getting better , and better for other big games to follow. This reminds us of , the HUNTING SEASON coming on real ' soon. It is not too soon to get that Gun, Ammunition and ,Hunting Equipment ‘s, that you will need. Ditip in to see our selection of All kinds of equipment. We Rent Guns by the day or half day. "We are always:trying to make our store better for you" L. 'K. METZGER Tuesday, October 23, 1923 and ready for oceupan6y by November fret The,work is being pushed oo fast 68 possible in order to be fobbed on time. Ais you going to sotiltiothor and Dad this wok! Mire a car at a glean' aook•andzeto. DEIVE•IT•TOIIIISELF AUTO CO high bro*? Not naturally—but it's getting higher. The first lino of blur ts in retreat Bring up the ..Vas eline Hair Tonle! And how do menink the miter advertisementgot thee way? 'Vasehne Hair Tool . of comm. It will lay your and curls In the sumo sleek and shiny manner ' Vaseline" Hair Tonic will Improve tho eondidon of your heir as well setts dnenrlitlCß. At all dna stormand student bar- Ixr Ora.. Vaseline HA HAiiktoNic NiffCe L. K. METZGER
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