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Penn State Collegian
Published semi-n.lOl :luting the College Near by students of the Pennsyl
vania St rte College, In the Interest of Students, Faculty, Alumni, and Friends:
of the College
EDITORIAL STAFF
W. L Pratt '25 Editor-In-Chief
J. It. Lum "r _,,,,...eksisistant Edit.
iI It Morris '25 Managing Editor
ASSOC] ITP, EDITORS
IT W. Cohen '26 IT L Kellner '26 R. A. Shaner '26
W. J Durbin '26 R. T Ktlebel '2O A. K. Smith '2O
Women's Editor Miss M Farley 1.0
BPSINIsS STAFF
J IT McCulloch '25 Business Manager
J 111.1. '25 talvertireing Manager
It C Emly '25 Circulation Manager
ASSIST %yr Itt sINI SS MAN WEDS
(2, 11 lirinnll.l.l '2l C, , ln, I. Cuy '26
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college interest Letters num be ,r the sign uutes of the billet's It assumes
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News Editor this issue
FRIDAY, DECEMBER sth, 1024
THE CHAPEL QUESTION
Abcut one year ago Penn State students were introduced to a man
who came here confronted with the problem of directing the religious
life of the student body—Dr Fraser Metzger, College Chaplain, was
given a big job At that time there was much agitation about com
pulsory chapel, and_many were the protests registered by the under
graduates
It was argued at that time that attendance at chapel should not
be compulsory, that the morning exercises conflicted •with student
working hours and that ninny of the "cuts" were unavoidably incurred
Comps!sot') chapel has since been established as a specific requirement
at Penn State, and to that effect it is destined to be observed
The latter issue, that of a more appropriate time for chapel e‘er
cises, is now causing some student dissentton. When the matter was
presented to Student Council it was deemed advisable by this body
that, after student sentiment had been obtained on the matter, a
ccnference would be held with Chaplain Metzger in an effort to de
termine the most plausible time to conduct chapel.
It is said that the undergraduates desire the chapel hour be
changed from an eight o'clock session to one that would occur directly
before the noon how Should the tune for chapel be changed to a
later hour, there would necessarily be entailed a complete revision of
the class hours—a shifting 01 the time at least fifteen minutes ahead
of the present schedule This would also require that all students
having first-hour classes start them at eight o'clock Under these
circumstances it is not believed that the idea will appeal to the major
ity of the students
If chapel were changed to a later hour, there would still be some
who would ccmplain Eight o'clock is not too early an hour to begin
the day The present schedule has been so arranged that the devo
tional e • ercises will occur before the days work is„ begun—the time
that Jesus himself alwaNs gave to prayer and asked for strength and
guidance Can college students afford to set aside this opportunity
to obtain spiritual strength'
CLASS DUES
Long has the problem of the collection of class dues irked Penn
State students Under the present method of collection, tt is practic
ally impossible to create an efficient checking system that will assure
payment by all members of the respective classes With the settle
ment of class dues being left solely to individual action, it is
readily seen wherein many fail
,to make due remittance to the class
treasurers
As has been suggested before, all class dues should be added to
the College fees each semester and be considered a regular part of the
total assessments This would insure payment being received from
every undergraduate It is the only logical way out of a deplorable
situation.
Class finances are levied and disbursed under the supervision of
a Joint committee of students and a representative faculty member
The argument that the College Administration may, undkr the new
system, demand a more rigorous pursual of the expenditure of class
finances, with an attempt to effect further savings, is not thought to be
sound Even a closer scrutiny of the disbursement of class finances
would undoubtedly bring forth much valuable information for both
the College and the student financial boards as to what could be 'ac
complished with the mone)s
With the e \penditures for social functions being cut to ;the limit,
some students have become slothful in paying their class dues for
reason that they say they receive no material benefit in return This,
of ccurse, is an erroneous idea Class dues are not only necessary
for the proper conduction of social activities, but are also needed for
various class functions such as scraps, Stunt Night activities, inter
collegiate meets, Class Day ev ercises, Janitor service, and in the case
of the Class of 1925, class board.
The class finances at present are in a depleted state and it is time
that action be taken to assure prompt and complete payment of class
dues by every student
THE DEBATE
Resolved "That Ccngress should have power, by a two-thirds
vote, to declare effective n Federal Law previously pronounced un
constitutional by the Supreme Court," is the subject on which the
Washington and Jefferson and Penn State debating learns, will argue
•
in the Auditorium tonight
It is the first debate of the season and Penn State wants to win.
The Blue and White speakers will fight hard, they have been given
much time to their arguments and they have been well-groomed by
the coaching staff Their success will be more fully assured if they
are hacked by a large-sued audience Come out and support the
team tonight.
PROFESSOR DUTCHER
MAKES EXPERIMENTS
ON CURE OF RICKETS
Research Shows Ultra Violet Ray
To Be Real Weapon Against
Disease of Bones
EXTENSIVE TESTS HAVE
BEEN MADE ON RODENTS
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of the 130111: :men: of Ic tatutal 1,111
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t Mit loop qt Penn St Ito
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do. bones 111.1 In nietvlentg
co on loft c Iniths in ft noponenth nt
treho the bunco on th it depooltion of
C al hon and Ithaaultot tag , •uapendegl
hln been founa that an% aegetuhle
eta 11 iCil had Ir en 0,110,11 tathe ttl
ttu Ilulet •h ul the pnuot b , ute
riche,, arta ts 1 , 1 Salo kh't t. wt
PN1,[11.41% 0 a Ild ii% of oil tot met lo te , ed
In the ttentment of the (11., Ise 'I his
r.., , i. N 1 IS ont^ntell to the Unite, Ott
1" Wisconsin to in et en t the ill - No, 1 •
(tont betnn common I 111/ed.
Anil,lß on being °townsd to tl e ul
na ♦lnlet Inn aloorb them and 111 t'
ed tine non-Ilt lug food m itet I 11 ,
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dal k It mVI sus, in •Itle to
I'LL bets then n 111111 e
bite on. other ce
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.lit the fact 111 11 the pet eentsgo o.
n bights unontr the netneet
ti in the MIR, led 1p too CO11(111'4011
tit Li the Intact pl-nnent in the stan 111,1
It dt ctelude,l ,he ut e ulna Helot rit s 1 1111 confirmed In 11 ;-
mg ti tineltite t.ttn one nutlet n lute and
one undtt btu!, tloth the I ttti
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lit the m Inter Ashen it iropoionlito to
sup,/11' the bode to the wog of the
n The tte ttinent 01 human a tote.
hl/ be n tonnolii.hlnnt
• tantin 1 It lit posclble It
It upon •telen 111 inlet espo•utee to
the Itto s of the lamp PI ofe,tott Dun It-
la t Wog me_ tt p ynk to keep othe ,
Lon. Nom en•etlng Into the Ins onto
p thins In unlng ent rolls tentett
food.,
in teeth,: the 1I enact of,tent
Dun , ttlttetl th It it uis In tel etnlng
to 11011. th It If It tidlnted t ttn
lull en In the •ttne -pen IN lilt tat hitt,
net, the tehltle telentn noultl te
ti it t, clue to th( luevenee of file lan
hut h h.ut :dee - blind ullt Inlet light
Ile ful tint mentlonql th it If the diet
ttledu de. Meisel+ does not de; clop
In the d ally end th etast. n though the
fend tat tsumeu is info, lot, the disease
dors not at t telt the- rodent if there is
of diteet sunlight .t; 11l dile
The triter facto! s Ire Inlitel nl eontent
st the I Won., sunshine and eset else
intl dossibl; a Net unknoun food f le
tot ltnou n the antiontrldtle sit I-
MEETING OF SCIENTISTS
ATTENDED BY BOTANISTS
Dr. F. D. Kern Heads List of Penn
State Representatives at
Academy of Scietice
ID F n. ofe.seet C IL 11: -
Lon and Inste netts 1V A IZuntd.. all
nf OIL Dint tree Dap tin tales/ t not e +onto]
renn Stile net Pea Ili .4 meeting of the
n navel, ani•s At' caeca, of Selene e. held
a Deal l•hnt gle I nut 11l bias Title At
lanta, ^ni gniabeed be a St nal , of
aimles - a se !tattle; last Nee ing
A p. n The Roots Pentnal
set." mounted to. C R Or H
Thurston and r D RetnP-
Sl trio ht Di I<9,lArothet as "
Nen Tobacco Disease In Pentnußanltt •
1..111 ;then by W
M Robe, is r polo, shoat the "Mosses
Cl Center Counts
The society Ma an entailment of
about too hundred arid Itftt selentlata
fi not all pal la of tit. _'tote and hones
he mil it ar in mendiet ship soon. The
°Wert of the in g in:sant - in Is to further
the acquaintance oaf men doing . sclen-
PATRONIZE] OUR ADVERT/REPRB
WANTED!
Agents to take orders for a lino
of high eki•x, erode to otensurn
sittrts--horoN in ehanco for ion
to maim oral 1111111 P) during spore
Ham
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DO'•I7R.IJ7 TEXTILES, Inr
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
tOk espointent it tind nett ill% P..d•
Wlt on and to tot. Info. , the itionbet4
the “...olt of mink I‘ col.
I lie .filteet t. of the log mlnition (110
1); 0 • Jennituis of the 1 'RA.41 , 1131;11
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1,4" One fine day a Sophomore from a leading Unmet- 4'
i'Vo: soy came to see us, suggesting that we advertise in '0
NO their undergraduate paper, and best of all convinced 41 4 4
""Al us, and this is how he did it:
IRS ' F H believed LifeWl
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good health and left almost no insurance, when • N
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to ,
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Third—He also knew that he could buy Insurance PI
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IA NOW at half the annual cost his uncle and :rub
, NI Father had Old for theirs. PAR
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w.,A , he should taTi - out as much Life insurance as his f. k w
fr.: allowance would permit. t , ; , 1
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142 . 1 which will make possible the fulfillment of the most ~, . .ol
Ati cherished desires—surely Insurance is a necessary NiT
lig' part of this program. WI
41 Insure, in part 'at least the value of your educated I.fii
" self, NOW, making up your mind to increase it as V!`t
TA business or professional success follows.
P i l
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',s) parry issues all forms of Life Insurance, endowments ' , r ,i,,
4 AI for home and estate protection, mortgage replace- gl i i,
...iF4 ment, education of children, bequest or income for Pei
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iis) college men and women and obtaining college grad- !e f i.,
m uates for the personnel of the field staff. siii
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MEMBERS OF A. S. M. E.
VIEW EDUCATIONAL FILM
"Oxygien—The Wonder Worker"
Is Title of Picture Shona
to Students Last Night
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ENGINEERING PROFESSORS
RETURN FROM MEETINGS
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to tit , A S C C tie i ent
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PATRONIZU OUR ADVERTISERS
PENN STATE BAND TO
ENTERTAIN PRISONERS
The Penn Slate hand. under the lll
toe lien of W 0 Thmmoson. se 11l glee
Inl °tweet at 'the ItoLlee lon penetentlm e
on Deo omens &on assail The h and
hits been adding moth to Penn SI tie
pulllehe this e eat On ough Its 0111 m n •
ane
d ot footled.' games nosy from
home . 01 11 ohs , through the Conceit It
gate the I mho flan 'MICA In
Plttedimgh hest Wednesdne
BIDS ON PIN REJECTED
BY PENN STATE CLUB
Pi esident Mears Urges Members
to Support Unit Athletics
for Coming Winter
Tilt Penn St the Club Pln Committee
eported that tielertl 111115 h itl been
11t ei\nl loth itlnce 1111110 he, 0 patty
nun no ,1 t I, 01 11,41 hi the
int • Ilion nI Its :meeting 100 Mon
th, night
It. 1' I lea, yponglt Ptgeil 111th
the Club n embu ls get hrlllll,l the or
, ~ lon of the null b tithed, 101m0
1 1 .1 toll, It up onion.: the non-Itatel n
itslle pc/loud out 11111 the
t humid. [lntel nit, the 1,00111 11113
th, 1,111,101 of the Intel 111111 league to
11111110 the ill-, ollegi tL t ll ll. l oththilt
Todco.log tills lo let 1111:, It Motu
51.05 thro,On to mut, oent the . Club
on 15' genet al t tntlttrC 'ohleh hlv
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in 10 , 5 to the Rite of thc thin
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unit, t thing et, 1 Itot ti fulthel the
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lit fug inothci Although the gues
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hot,' f hnal toe:ling before the boil
, Oil MOllll Deedrubei fifteenth
P Totenho m 111 be Inesent hith hls
Annanoft besti.t to nit - en the if
' iit ith wimp mush fl don.,
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Dance Records Out Today
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Guarantee to Grow Nair
Stop Falling Hair or Money Refunded
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non tat,. the It dr has no root It grong float a bulb 11 113 rut,
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Hair Bias Revived
The prineirtio of thi , trtlttnekt.
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1110 point It viimulants kaullt
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ton hair tinttlt through 11
taintlrotts harmful bacteri a It
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rIMEMIIIVIW2MWM4ITM'kiMS
OUR XMAS
Stock has arrived
Come in
and see it 111
-:mas
Sheepskin Coats of the best quality
$lO to $lB
FLORSHEIM and CRAWFORD SHOES
$8 to $lO
SCHOBLE HATS $4 to $7
THE QUALITY SHOP
M. FROMM
Always Reliable Opposite Front Campus Since 1912
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