’age Four
GRAHAM & SONS
That Home-Y Little Store on Allen Street
Do you know that we are recognized by all
the big Pipe concerns as the leading dealers in
Central Penna.?
When Pipe Shopping Be Sure and See Our Line.
The Biggest and Best,
Bulletin
Frida}, September 25
30 p. m—Cliuich receptions
Saturday. September 2b
30 p m—Ficshmcn cheer practice
—Old Chapel
.JO p in—Foolball-Lebanon Valley
vs Penn State—New
Beaver Field
Sunday, September 27
:00 a m—Chapel Seivice—Audi*
toi mm.
00 a m—Menoiah society meet
ing—Room 25 Liberal
Arts
Monday, September 28
30 p ni—Mandolin Club tryouts—
Band Room.
Notices
All freshmen will assemble m the
Id Chapel Satuiday afternoon at
ie-lhut> for final cheering practice
ifoie the game with Lebanon Valley.
Tnouts foi the Mandolin Club mil
e held in the new band loom Mon
lav evening at seven o’clock All
hose playing "tring instillments arc
aged to attend
The Penn State Menoiah society
n mteieollcgtatc oiganwation of
ewisli students, mil hold its first
Meeting m Room 25 Libeial Ails
milding at eleven o'clock, Sunday
norning, September twenty-seventh
Ml those inteiestcd are mated to at
end.
I**3—l
Varsity l
Billiard Parlor ?
The Cleanest Rec- |
reation Parlor in -i-
State College
Tobaccos, Candies,
Drinks, Etc.
H. G. MORRELL, Prop.
Under the old Post Office.
Whitmans
Penn State
Package
Chocolates
A Fresh shipment
just received in
one, two and
three pound pack
ages
For sale by
RAY D. GILLILAND
Druggist
Dane® at the Midway? Sept. 30
ISHAM JONES-BRUNSWICK ORCHESTRA
Reserve a Car Now
DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF AUTO CO.
Phone 376 116 McAllister St.
All students who hn\e changed ad
dresses are requested to repoit the
same to the legistrar’s office at once.
The various ehuiches of State Col
lege will gi\o the annual reception to
Penn Stale students this evening.
Those students whose denominations
are not icpresented here are coidiallj
muted to any of the churches
Invitations to the Univeisity Club
leception to the faculty, which will be
held Fnduy night, Oclobei second,
fiom eight to ten o’clock, will be
mailed this week. The piesencc of
all new facultv members and their
wives is especially desired.
“DADDY” GROFF HONORED
BY NITTANY STUDENTS
Continued from first page
Curriculum
A College of Arts and Science with
ngncultural subjects included in the
curriculum was established in 1915.
The organisation now consists of ele
mentary and middle schools which are
sclf-suppoiting, but the college with
its preparatory school and model
school for piactice teaching is main
tained by outside assistance
Growth of the agronomical work
has been so inpid and steady that by
1921 giants of land were obtained
from the go\eminent with appiopri
attons to oigamzc the Lingnam Col
lege of Agriculture with Dr. Chung
at its head However, the institution
still maintains its affiliation with
Canton Christian college.
In State College it’s
The Fenway Tea Room
Fine Candy The Best Food Gifts
GO TO
Fishburn’s
Meat Market
Opposite Post Office
For your Choice Meats of all kind
Our Policy is Better Quality and Lower Prices
CALENDAR PADS
Complete, Price $l.OO
SPECIAL ON GOLF CLUBS
(THIS WEEK ONLY)
AH Clubs Reduced 20 per ct.
The Athletic Store
On Co-Op. Corner
Foreign incorporation, extraterri
torial lights and unequal treaties
form the ciu\ of the picsenl upus
ing against foreign influence which
i grips China, according to Dean Groll
I Foreign colleges are numerous
I throughout the country, while those
under exclusive Chinese administra
tion me relatively few, the most
prominent being that afe Nanking,
the southeastern university of the
government and the University of
kwangtung in Canton.
President Chung
In connection with his duties of
administration of the Agi icultural
college, Associate-picsidcnt Chung
has tra\elled in almost every coun
tty and continent of the woild In
vestigation of the methods of teach
ing and manner of orgnnwation and
control m the various colleges, has
formed the chief object of his tours
When discussing the foundation of
Canton Christian college, Mr Chung
described his v.oik as feeding the coal
for the machine of which “Daddy”
Groff was the engineer. Early a
student of Confucianism, Dr Chung
had obtained a first and two second
degrees from the government pnor
to the republican revolution m 1893.
About the same year he was con
verted and threw over all lus former
DON’T SAY
“I
CAN’T AFFORD A
CAR NOW”
Theie's hardly an} body in
town who can’t affoid one of
the fine used cais vve are offer
ing at the puces and terms
we’ve put on them
Penn State Auto Co.
East College Avenue «
Phone 252
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
study of western religious, ethical
and social life in the elementary
schools of Canton Christum college.
During the Boxer rebellion in 1899,
he preserved the work by removing
I the school to Macao, from whence it
was returned to Canton m 1904.
First Trip
A fourteen-month tup tluough
the United States and Europe in
1910, gave Dr. Chung his first view
of the actual workings of the schools,
colleges and universities of other
countries. Three years later, the
vice-president spent a year in gradu
ate study at Teachers college in New
York. At this time he was Dean of
the College of Agriculture, becoming
associate president in 1920
Dr. Chung is, at present, devoting
his time to a campaign for funds
among the Chinese merchants of this
country, all the republics of South
America and the West Indies. He ar
livod in the .eastern part of the
United States a few davs ago but
stated that he could not long remain
and icgretted thnt he could not stay
here more than one day.
“I wish all the Chinese people,” he
said in speaking of his attitude on
the situation in the Asiatic Empire,
“to take the responsibility for the
Agricultural college. At the same
Are You Keeping a Record of
Your College Life?
The Kodak; Makes the Picture*
WE PRINT THEM THE BETTER WAY
The PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP
212 E. College Ave., State College
I 'Old Grads —
And their friends have enjoyed the comfort and
the cleanliness, and their friends will, at the
PENN STATE HOTEL
Across East Campus
| EUGENE H. LEDERER, Prop.
| Bass Lamps
In buying your electrical supplies
this year let us render you our service.
KEYSTONE POWER CORPORATION
“The Logical Place to Buy Electrical Appliances'*
1 206 West College Ave.
Electrical Supplies
Yay State!
And now we’ll give a rousing yell
. For the heroes of the gridiron.
While from our view there slowdy fades
' The baseball and the midiron.
The stories of long punts and downs
Will soon (ill up the news,
But let me ask you once again
Where do you buy your shoes?
every day—
the number increases of fellows who wear BOSTONIANS.
Ask any of them the reason—they like to tell w’hy.
20TH CENTURY SHOE CO.
121 ALLEN STREET
(save MONEY!)
BUY YOUR !
1 DRAWING BOARDS |
:j: I
| 20 in. x-26 in. for $1.25 |
* 31 in. x 42 in. for 3.00 $
—at — |
Y Y
£ Unit B, Industrial Engineering
:|: room 106 |
* X
time I hope our American friends
and especially those at Penn Slate
will continue their interest in help
ing this great work as this College
Dry Goods
Notions
Shoes
Groceries
Canned Goods
Fresh Vege
tables
FYE’S
Study Lamps
Westinghouse Lamps
offered a professorship through Mr. LOST—One ladies’ gold watch,
Groff and because "through his help ham with gold fob, near Sh
vve enlarged and devoloped the agri- town reservoir. Finder pleas
cultural department into a college.” turn to 431 ,W. Nittany Ave.
REGULATION ARMY SHOES
3. 7 5
While the; last
PR O M /v\» S
STORE CLOSED MONDAY.
Hotel Dining Room and Tea Rooi
SOLICITS YOUR BUSINESS
Open from 7 to 7
“All work and no play”
You will enjoy playing Pool or Billiards at
THE
State College Billiard Parlor
AUen Street
W. L. FOSTER, President DAVID F. KAPP, Cashh
The First National Bank
Solicits your Patronage on the
Basis of Service
Capital $125,000
Friday, September 25, 19:
w. w. kno:
Surplus $125,001