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DR. THOMAS BACK FROM
WESTERN COLLEGE TOUR
Attended Meeting of Land Grant
- Colleges in Chicago—Western
Schools Well-Supported
Following the annual meeting of the
Land Grant College Association In Chi
cago on November fourteenth to six
teenth, President Thomas end R. H.
Smith, college 'comptroller, visited lowa
State College, the University of WM
consin and the University of Minnesota,
Mr Smith also stopped at Northwest
ern and Purdue Universities
Alumni Homecoming um being cele
brated at Coma State at the time of
their visit to that dnstitution, and Pres
ident Thomas made an address at the
comocation. Be made three other talks
their, tuo of. tfiem to groups of Penn
Stutm It
"All of these Institutions Blunted the
°Rea of greater state financial sup
port than Penn State has received,"
President Thomas said upon his return
last Thursday "Hut not one of them
could give us new Ideas with respect
to business administration, In comp.-
on, our system hero is unsurpassed,
I bollese, and we can feel ourselves
fortunate Indeed "
"The spirit and loyalty of the stu
dents at Penn State le far above what
we saw In these other and larger in
etitutions It made us feel good to set
back, to Penn State"
Ono of the most striking comparisons,
according to President Thomas, wan
the lack of farm land Immediately ad
lacent to the agricultural school at
each of the western institutions, this be
ing especially true at lowa State In
this respect, it is said that Penn State'
has the best located farm land and ex
perimental plots of any Mate college or
university in the country
An item of more than ordinary inter
est that developed at the Land Grant
College meeting Sas the laying of
Plans for the support of the proposed
Purnell Pill that is to be Introduced in
the next Congress This bill would pro-
Vide Federal , funds for the support of
agricultural experiment station work
in every state A gradually increasing
scale is proposed until a certain fixed'
annual appropriation of $85,000 la
reached in set en teats' time The
Opel could start at $15,000 a sear
NITYANY HARRIERS SHOW
UP WELL AT N. Y. MEET
(Continued from first pope)
lent contenders for places with toe lead
ers Fotennot among these were Elmer
McLane of Pennolvanfa Rho placed
seventh and Edward Kirby of Cornell,
whose twenty-seventh place was a dis
appointment to his many followers `The
Syracuse collegians, in winning the v.-1
city race, duplicated their feat of last
year and also their performance of four
years ago
Every one of the seven Nittany run
ners that started was found at the end
of the course when he ceased over the
hills and vales had ended. IL L. Weed
ier '24, who finished thirty-third, was
the second Penn State harrier to fin
ish and less than a second later, E L.
Carter 11 broke the tape. K. B Ear*
-lay '26, thirty-enventh, E 1., Arm .26,
forts-fourth, E E Decker TS, forty
fifth, and J. W Fitzpatrick . 25, fifty-,
fifth, were the remaining members of
the team to finish
Fouracre, Harris, Johnson, Stewart
and Knittle, the first five men on the
yearling team, were awarded bronze
medals while End; Wandler, Carter,
Barclay and Arm, as a result of their
performance, will be awarded the var
sity cross-country letter According to
Coach Cartmell, the yearling team , s
one of the best group of runners to
represent Penn State in many years The
squad Is well balanced and will on
doubtedly develop to a great extent un
der "Nate's" watchful eye
FRATERNITIES MEET IN
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Delegates from Fifty-three Na
- tional College Fraternities
Discuss Problems
Delegates from .fifty-three National
college fraternities, representing more
than 100,000 undergraduates, met in a
spirit of harmony at the Hotel Penn
sylvania, New York, November thir
tieth and December Ilist, to confer with
their elder brothers, business and pro
fessional men of high public standing,
on the common problems facing organ
isations that have become more than
mein rah-rah" societies
Formation of now National fraterni
ties to extend to more college men the
privilege of brotherhood, greater co
operation among existing fraternities,
chapter health and Sanitation and dio
minden of the populat idea that a fra
ternity Is Still "the good, old Siwash"
Institution of George Mon'. MG , . was
discussed at the rao-day conference
In addition to the delegates, repre
sentatives or more than fifty fraternis
tit A% Ith but one chapter and of thirty
tuo Interfraternlty ecainells Were pre..
ent lot Inspiration and information.
Educators, among them several .l
iege Presidents, took part In the dls
cession of haternity problems
As one college fraternity man to
others. Provident Coolidge sent his
greetings to the Greek letter delegates
It hod been planned for President
Coolidge to fie Present s ta deliver an
address
"It would be a great pleasure to me
to be present" he wrote "but to my re
gret, conditions of public business rend
er an absence from Washington at
this time impossible It will be a favor
to me it lou will extend my greetings
and the assurance of my hope that at
some Salute time, I will be able to meet
some similatAcrtnention
The Preslant, a member of Phi
Comma Delta at Amherst College, Is
soon to be Initiated at the White
House Into the Delta Theta PI legal fro
ternlo Tile Initiatory delegation Is
expected to Include Ellhu Root, Newton
D Baker, [comer Secretary of War,
Gov Charming H Cox, of Massachusetts
and Chief Justice Marshall of the Ohio
Supreme Court
Immediately after the Christmas hot.
blots, a call for candidates far the in
door track team will be made and more
than one hundred men are expected to
sign up Although A B. hicQuown '24.
larsitl track manager, has arranged for
only the Intercollegiatee which will be
held at the Madison Square Garden,
New York City, this winter, It is pc.-
Bible that several indoor dual meets
will be scheduled at a later date. How
ever, Penn State will have two entries
idyl be heldnt the Mikes° Ath
letic Club this winter Al Helfrich
captain of the track Learn, will enter
the "Milt ose 600," the event he 'non last
yell!, and S. C Sack will compete in
the special tea-thirds mile run
GRAIN JUDGING TEAM TO
ENTER CHICAGO CONTEST
(Continued from first Page)
throughout the day This Judging will
consist of placing the various types
of grains and forage crops In their
proper vlaces and in placing the indi
vidual specimens In the marmot most
satisfactory to the Judges
Various prizes of worth have been
offeted. and Penn State's entrants will
try hard for both the Individual and
the team overdo that are offered. How
ever, as amoral of the western col
leges as well as many of the eastern
institutions have grain teams that are
above the average, It is expected that
the Penn Slate aggregation will have
no easy sailing In this, the first con
test of Its kind ever attempted
THP. PENN STATE COLLEGIAm
NIT PANY TEAM LOSES
• FINAL GAME TO PITT
(Continued from first Mg.)
Wlleon, Johnston and Light could make
but n scant total of ten yards,
Two touchdown. were credited to Pitt
during the second quarter, The tint
score was the result of too nuccessful,
forward passes W4th the ball In Pitt's .
!impassion on the Nlttany thirty-five
yard line, Flanagan passed to Bohren
for a twenty-two yard gain. Flanagan,
and Gustafson then mode a drat donn
by scrimmage. Another pass to Bohren
enabled him to moss the goal line and
the extra point made the score 7 to 3
On the kick-oft', Johnston returned
the ball to the thirty-seven yard line
Falling to gain, Light was forced to
punt Pitt, after one play, fumbled, the
ball being recovered by Penn State on
the twenty-seven yard line Johnston
attempted a Concord pass but was forc
ed to throw It in a hurry cc hen the Pitt
forwards came tearing In The alert
Bohren, racing in, caught the pass and
ran sixty-tire lards with Wilson in
hot pursuit for the second touchdown,
making the more 14 to 3
During the last quarter Pitt made
se.eral substitUtlons, Bobren and Flan
agan leaving the field with the entire
stands applauding them, Home and
Blinood were sent In to the Nittaoy
line With the lost quarter nearly ov
er, the Nlttany Lions began a stendY
drive down the field, with Wilson, Laf
ferty, Refills and Light carrying the
ball Wentz replaced Hetbig and began
to plough through the °plankton but
the game ended with the Blue and
White unable to cross the goal lion
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7 00 p m—Try-oula for "Loyalties" at
Penn State Player office in
Auditorium All student are
eligible
7 00 p m —Meeting of tho Forestry So
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Professor Anderson will leo-
7 001, m —.Meeting of Chess Club In
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Notices
A Japanuie Tea Will be held at the
home of Mee John Thomas on Wednes
day, December fifth The proceeds of
this affair will be termed over to the
Women's Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
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