r Friday, October 2, 1925 CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS SCHOOL ENLARGES STAFF Si\ New Instructors Attached to Department—Three Are Penn State Grads Dean G. L. Wendt, head of the School of Chemistiy and Physics, has seemed sic new instruct™s to assist with tins year’s work. Thice of the new men will teach chemistry, while the other three will come under the department of plrvsics. Prof J. E. Snyder, who secured his Eachcloi of Science and Mastei of Science degrees at the lowa State college at Ames, will act as giaduale assistant m cjhemistiy Piofessoi Snvdci who is v.oikmg foi his Doctor of Philosophy degree will also do re ward! work in cntulyus along with Dean Wendt. Mr. A. Bastress, who icceivod Ins Bachelor of Science degioc at Penn Slate in 1323 and who has been in struct™ at the Amcncnn umveisily at Benutlt, Syria, for the past two yems, will also be a graduate assist ant in chemistiy. lie is also studying for a Mustoi of Science degieo Mr 0. L. Robcits, who has leceived Ins Bachelor of Science degree from. Baker university of Kansas and who is working foi his Master of Science degree here, will be the thud grad uate assistant in'chemistry. Mr. J. S Carey, who secured the degice of chemical engineci fionr Lc lngh university in 1022 and who has spent the last three years as in structor in the department of electro chemical engincenng at Penn State, is now an matiuctor in phys cs Mr 11. L Yeagley, who leceived lus Bacholoi of Science degree fionr The Pennsylvania State College in 1021 and who was an assistant in chem istry last y’eai, will be an instiuctor in physics this yeai. A E. Roth rock ’25 is a graduate assistant m phys.es. He is working for lus Mas ter of Science degree. LION BOPTERS PREPARE FOR CLASH WITH LEHIGH (Continued from fust page) the left half and Haitgest the right halfback berths Coach Leonard ex pects a fairly strong backficld. Wet -7011 and Cockley are two other Var sity candidates who are showing marked ability in the daily practice sessions The battle for the two fullback positions is being waged by Lippm cott, Cnorry and Fiazier. The work of the tnroe men is not satisfactory at present, but should improve with continued practice At goal Helmich, a veteran of two year’s is competing with Lord, a promising sophomore player While,the former is much more experienced the fight and grit of the younger mrn should develop him into a good goal-lender. TYPEWRITERS H The Remington Portable is a Vrt small typcwntei, built for the I wJ individual use of the student in _ his w ork, or for the college ft 0 a professor, the woman in her 8 ft ft ' ifT home, the child attending school 8 ft NBftwft H ft ft B —m fact, for eveiy man, worn- vmA. a A 4-/ an and child who writes. ; Tho enormous and over- • ’ Tft fB j -jr /ar -a i growing demand for the Bom- 1 jw 9 /> <fl T fn/n jfX it* a7"/X'y ington Portublo is due to the ! /f H vL.aet ft /V n tfa B §l%. I most obvious of causes—it fur- j "*• 'Mr**** T rushes the modern wav to write I . Investigate the Remington ' Opposite Post Office Poi table in your own room. No obligation to buy Typewriters _ . of an makes repaired on short < For your Choice Meats of all kind notice. All work guaianteed. i HARRY K. METZGER Our Policy is Better Quality and Lower Prices Phone 160-J 217 South Atherton St. ’ 1 Big | Rose | Special i FRIDAY and SATURDAY | I Co-Eds:— Grow some Bulbs in $ your room. | Special docs not include £ funeral work z State College j Floral Shoppe \ W. J. MESSMER, Prop. 2 117 E. Beaver Avc. ? Beil 26-M l THE PURITY TEA ROOM AND DELICATESSEN SHOP ROASTS—Beef, Pork, Veal, Lamb and Chicken SALADS—Potato, Chicken, Cabbage, and Fruit Baked Ham, Home Baked Beans, Sandwiches, Doughnuts, Cakes and Pies. Fancy Pastry made to order. We also cater to Phone 314 PI LAMBDA SIGMA WILL HOLD OPEN DISCUSSIONS Open discussions on items of legal interest and debates on cuirent prob lems will be staged lcgulnily during the present school yenr by the Penn Stale chapter of Pi Lambda Sigma, piofessmnal pro-legal fraternity. It was decided at a meeting of the or ganization lust night to mute the student body to these functions, which will stmt in the near future. Nominations for the post of secio tary which was left vacant by the failure of L, Landcis ’27 to return to college, weie loceived. The election will be held at the nc\t meeting. Other officers are S. 11. Toichia ’27, presi dent; R K. Foust ’26, \ice-picsident; and J. .T. McGinty ’26, tieasurci YEARLING ELEVEN FACES VARSITY IN SCRIMMAGE (Continued from fust page) battle is narrowing down between Wolslayer and Piasse The former, while rather light, has put up a haid scrap for the position, thus overcom ing Prasse's advantage m weight Neal at quartciback for the plebes i c playing a good defensive game beside reeling otf gains of ten, twen ty and thirty yards WoKT at left halfback is another star performer and possesses an uncanny ability in finding holes in his opponent's line. At fullback. Coach lleimann is using Whitmore, a good line-plunger, and also n good defensive man. As the heav lest man m the yearling back field ho w ill doubtless do a large part of the line-smashing m the com ing games. Wilson, the lomainmg back, is on nn equal plane with his three colleagues and is a consistent player EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Neatly Done Penn State Shoe Repair Co. Two Shops—loB S. Frazier St., and Allen Street, under the Peoples National Bank “All work and no play” You will enjoy playing Pool or Billiards at THE State College Billiard Parlor Allen Street TUXEDO’S $28.75 to $60,00 AT SMITH’S TAILOR SHOP I Order NOW for the house party | CLEANING PRESSING REPAIRING | JUST A FEW DELICATESSEN ITEMS THAT CAN BE GOTTEN AT Dinners, Banquets, Parties, Teas and Dances. !. F. C. ADOPTS “CUT IN” PLAN FOR DANCES (Continued from fust page) tom at Penn State, but rather en courages moderate attendance. In addition the Council notified all members that entertainment during Alumni Homecoming week-end, No \ember sixth, seventh and eighth is to bo of stag nutuic only which is in ac cordance with tradition of this event. The Council also urges nil flaterally chapteis to send out wultra invita tions to their respective alumni to at tend over the week-end. Letters sent to each of the frater nity piosidents lead in pait as fol lows “The long established custom of visiting among fraternities is no longei fulfilling its intended pui pose Dances have become more like ali collcgc functions where the men of the uppei classes may’ go unattended bv ladies, and spend enjoyable eve nings—too often at the expense of the host “If the privilege of ‘cutting in’ is abused by nnv pcison oi poisons, a chaptei acting as host should not hes itate to speak to the oft'cndci or ofiendcis” TATROXIZC OUR ADVERTISERS AFTER THE GAME THEN WHAT? Eat at LAIRD’S TEA ROOM Regular Meals. Sandwiches. Pics and Cakes. Open 7 A. M. to 11 P. M. 228 West College Avenue 3CGCOCOOGC< THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Who’s Dancing Friday Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Kappa Sigma Tau Sigma Phi Lambda Chi Alpha Theta Kappa Phi Saturday Phi Delta Theta Phi Kappa Alpha Tau Omega Sigma Alpha Epsilon Delta Upsdon Sigma Pi FOR SALE—Study Desks and Chairs In good condition Will sell for al most nothing. Call Eggleston, Kappa Sigma. Use The Check Method THE check method of handling personal or business financial matters is one of the most valuable features of modern business. THE bank in a way acts as your bookkeeper. YOUR returned cancelled checks are the best kind of receipts for every cent paid out bv check. > WITH an accurate accounting of your trans actions you will enjoy hating your account with us. Students arc made to feel at home in our Bank. The Peoples National Bank STATE COLLEGE, PA. Snail • y v a .7 =5 <4 y I \ K A "bland drag” but a prize/ “Bring me home a fountain pen, Joe,” Malcolm called from the upper dorm. Joe did. If ' you want to know how Mac likes it, get a Wahl Pen for yourself. Be as choosy as you like, or send a friend and take a bold “blind drag”—any Wahl you get will prove it’s vastly better than anything you ever used to sign an I. O. U. Sj for one like Joe brought back WAHIPEN BYERSUARP'S Write Rand Pal WANTED—A student m college for spare-time work. Wonderful propo sition. Write immediately to Standard Shirt Companv, Lebanon, Pa 2-11 WANTED—Position ns table-waiter in fraternity or boarding house. See Williams. 120 S. Atherton Street it SHOE REPAIRING Done promptly Shoe Shining Parlor NELO Allen Street H. F. BOSLEY, Mgr. 1 Cider and Pretzels I i v s For Smokers and Feeds z SERFAS ’23 136 Allen St. STRIPED FLANNELS ; FOR SPORT DRESSES F*r©tty Cluster Stripes EGOLF’S 120 1-2 E. 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