Page Pour New Caps at $1.85 AL’S SHOP Features the Small Collegiate Shape Cap Come In and Try One On Bulletin Tuesday, October 6 7.00 p m.—Oichestia Tryouts—Band 7 00 p. m —Pre-medical meeting Dean Wendt, speaker—2 McAllister Hall. 7 00 p m—Student Council meeting —l4 Liberal Arts 700 —Student Council Meeting—- Room 14 L. A Wednesday, October 7 S.OO p m.—Mass meeting—Audito* liuni Thursday, October 8 G 45 ]i m—Ctobapple Club meeting “Dadd*” proff, speaker 100 Hoit S 45 p in —Send-off for team—Var- An important meeting of the Bed fold Countv Club tull be held this evening in Room 314 Old Main at seven o’clock. ENGINEERING EXTENSION DEPARTMENT ENLARGED Staff Is Increased by Six New Men—Four Are Members of Class of 1925 The giowtli of extension work among the industries of Pennsylva nia has necessitated the addition of six non membeis to the staff of the College Engineeimg Extension do pai tment James E Daws, fonnerly of the depm tment of Mathematics at Penn State, and nunc recently at the Um vcisilv of Wisconsin. Umveisity of Arkansas and Diexel Institute, has been appointed associate professor of Engineeimg Extension and will be occupied largelv with administrative duties 11. C Pyle ’25 Ims also been added to the staff foi general ofhee woik. Tw o Seniors E Is' Montague ’25 and P. C. Biatton '25, both gmduates in the Ciwl Engineeimg course, will co-op eiate with M A Chafree in the roitheustem section of the state, c°peciallv in the Extension Schools at Allentown, Wilkes-Barre, Scran lon and Reading Both men have been engaged in engineering work and then piactical experience adds to the stiength ol the stall. O E Kenwoithv, who for n num ber of years has been identified with the Extension School at Wilkes-: JSnirc, has been added to the regular college faculty and will act as sceie taiy to the Extension School The same action was taken in the ease of Ilatold A Vitkei, who will be occu pied pnncipallv with administrative duties at the Sei unton school All of the oldei members of the Extension depai tment aie still ie tained so that these appointments lepicsent cnlatgcincnts of activities and not replacements m the stalf KEY JOINS TEACHING STAFF IN ENGINEERING (Continued tiom fust page) foreman and finally to superintend ent \s supoimtcndent of ammuni tion pioduction at the Wilmerding plant and also of au-ciaft produc tion at Swisswile, he assisted in meeting all the contiact lequnc meats ns specified bv the United States French and Bntish govern ments .Mr. ICev tclued fiont active con nection with the Westmghouse Air- Brake company about two years ago, much to the expressed legiet of fas associates of many years standing Keeling the utgo, howevci, to con tinue in the woik he liked so well and jor wlidi he was so admuublv fitted Mi Kev accepted the position of fered by the College He is under faking his new woik with a back giound of expei iciicc and an enthusi asm tli,it nisuies his success The Best Place to Eat! Good Food Prompt Service Clean Surroundings NITTANY QUICK LUNCH and RESTAURANT F. AND F. SUCCUMBS TO LATE LION RALLY (Continued fiom flist page) line Ilelbig missed Che try-fur point. Forty-yard March Stehman’s kickoff was taken by Pmcura to the 37-yard mark, and here a penalty for offside play was inflicted upon the Penn State aggre gation A few plays afterward, a scieened forward pass was blocked, and Pmcuta tluown for a loss, Lewis of P. and M. gathering up the ball or Penn State’s 30-yards. Heie the ball was taken from the visitors on downs and a nmich was begun by the Nittany Blue and White Roepke knifed through left tackle foi five yards, Pntchard picking up three more on the next try Pineura went over for a hist down A fum ble by Roepke squirted out into the cinder tiack and Slump recovered for the Lions on the 42-yards, knocking over one of the whitewashed yard markers m Ins dash for the oval. The ball was advanced successfully to the F. and M 33-yaids, where Penn State again received a 15-yard penalty. The quarter ended follow ing an exchange of punts. Another Steady March Pntchard, Roepke and Pineura al ternated In cairying the ball from tbeir own 35-yards to the visitois’ 29, whete Dangeifield was substi tuted foi Ilelbig The new man squeezed tbiougli the opposing for wards foi foui yards on Ins first trv nnd negotiated 10 nioie m a second attempt Pm gathered tinge, plac ing the ball on the opposition’s 13- yards Roepke fumbled, Kreis re covenng for the sons of Nevonia. Anothei exchange of kicks put the ball m F and M’s possession on its 40-yaid mnik. An nenal attack was launched but was stopped immedi ately House intercepting the first pass in Lancastei territory. At this stage, Munz leplaced McCann at tackle for the Lions Roepke ripped through the visi tors’ defense foi 1G yards and Pritch ard gamed foin Greene replaced Pritchard and on lus fust attempt, reeled off 15 yards through the line, being stopped cm the 8-yard line : Again taking the ball, he sailed through the opposition to the three ynid mark Dangerficld was stopped six inches fiom the goal, but l’m cui.i slid off tackle foi the second score, Dangerficld succeeding in the tiv for the extra point Numerous substitutions for Penn State followed, the rejuvenated team being in pos session of the pigskin in opposing territoiy as the final whistle sounded ; Strong Substitutes Bozdck used eight backs during the encounter, two entire backhclds, nn paper each ns stiong as the other Pmcura, Roepke, Helbig nnd Prich aid, all capable line-crackers, gave way to a combination made up of Lungrcn, Dangeifield, Giecne and Light, sterling on both defense and offense Michalske, Mahonev, Hou'c and Hastings played bang-up foot ball against the Lancastrians and it ALBERT DEAL&SON Heating AND Plumbing 117 Frazier Street EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING Neatly Done Penn StateShoeßepair Co. Two Shops—loB S Frazier St., and Allen Street, under the Peoples National Bank 5-Passenger Touring Cars Ready to make trip to New York Some as low as _ $B5 PENN STATE AUTO CO. E. CoUege Av c. Phone 282 is not doubted that all will eluugc against the Yellowj'ackets from At lanta. Penn State Slamp L E Malcolm McCann L T. Kunkte (C ) Michalske(A C ) L G Soroslunski Mahoney C Muiphy House R G. -Lewis Hastings— R. T Kreis Wilson R E -Lowell Pmcuia ——Q. B.— Childs Helbig R H B Schumachei Roepke L H B Stchman Pntchard F B Lehman Scot mg PcMiti State Touch downs—Slump, Pmcuia. Goal fiom touchdow n—Dangei held. Substitu tions' Penn State—Dangeifield for helbig. Greene foi Pritchaid. Kilak foi Michalske, Muii/ for McCann, Lungten foi Pmcura, Light for Roepke, Haves foi Skimp, Weston foi Wilson F and M —McCune lor Soioslunski, Soioshmski for McCune, Zvacek for Lehman, McCune foi lvunkle, Bret/ foi Schumacher Ofhcials—Refeiee, Quigley, U of P; umpire, Dallcnbach, Illinois, head linesman, Lynn, Yale; field judge, Crooks, U of P. Time ot quarters—fifteen minutes PLAYERS SELECT CAST FOR “CHARLEY’S AUNT” (Continued fiom first page) piobably be plnved several times throughout Pennsy Ivania, so that the undcistudies will be given a chance to appeal at some lime as u lewuid foi their work The cast foi “The Fust Ye.u” lias not yet been completed, but will prob ablv appear in the COLLEGIAN next week Tins will be the mam load show for the piescnt reason and will also be staged heie at Commence ment time in June This play is in the hands of Mi A C. Cloetmgh “SCARY ANN” America’s Famous Hair Raising Doll 50c CRABTREE’S ALLEN STREET A Sfoort Cut-to Accurate Information ’ !* Here is a companion for your hours oj reading-and study that will prove its real value evpry time you consult it. A wealth of ready information on words, people, places, is instantly yours in j- WEBSTER’S COLLEGIATE The Best .Abridged Dictionary—Based upon WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL 106,000 words with definitions, etymologies, pro ind use imls 1,256 pages, ARE YOU DANCING? ' If not, why not? Get started right away. With fall dances and house parties coming' on, you won’t “rate” if you can’t dance the latest steps. If you can’t If you can Special attention -™ 1 learn now. lo beginners. We use the best and latest methods of teaching and give you the latest recognized steps. Special class rates for groups of 6to 10 from one house taking the Charleston. Call up now for your appointment. ; The Hubbell School of Dancing ■105'4 WEST BEAVER AVE. BELL 11S-W THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN YEARLINGS ENLIGHTENED AT TRIBUNAL GATHERING (Continued from first page) dnsUidly offense of wearing blue socks and a blue tic to match To cap this ofT they brought in Bacon Mealing a vivid blue shirt. This passion for blue may change, for the next two weeks will see him carrying the sign “my favorite color is blue." Another unfortunate freshman to interpret dark as anything but black will be adorned uith o placard from which a pair of black socks will be aitisticallv suspended. On the sign Mull be printed “Tell me if these are black ” The most reeurient crime was the failure of the freshmen to carry bibles Plebes Pollock, Chalfant, Shtmnicll and Whitesell will be re quired to write the rule pertaining to freshmen bibles two hundred times. Foui customs on which there is some doubt must be strictly obeyed in the future on penalty of fine, im pugnment, or both. Patent Rules 1 Freshmen shall carry their bibles at aIL tunes 2. Freshmen shall weai black socks at all times, except on Sunday and on authorized holidays. 3 Freshmen shall use only the side enhance to the Liberal Arts build ing 4 Freshmen may not walk more than two abreast. The Tribunal also requests that all men who have had customs at some other institution and who have not appealed before the Tribunal, to be present at the‘next meeting Bar- We have the horses, everyone is talking about. Have a ride on one. . Cap and Tom, they’re wonders. Penn State Riding'Academy C. K. HARSHBARGER ’26 strations. Includes die* of biography and geog id other special features. ’ on Bible Paper. nt Your College Bookstore V’nte for information to the ibhshers. Free specimen >agestfyounaate tlus paper G. & C. Merriam Co. Springfieldj Mass. Learn the Charleston, You’ll like it. tosh '27, who was at West Point for 1 two years, and Bailey ’27, who had two years at Carnegie Tech, will lake tegular junior customs. A. S. M. E. OPENS CONVENTION TODAY (Continued from first page) Horseshoe Cuiu\ a distance of about twenty miles from Altoona. This is one of the oldest railroads of this kind in the United States and dates back ns far ns 1830. It is a \cry his tone load, lying in the wildest part of the country and formerly being used as a connecting link between canals, cairymg boats ovei the Allegheny Mountains The College is planning to act as host to all mechanical engineers fiorn the convention who wish to accept the invitation extended by Dean Sackett to visit hcie on Thursday After in specting the Engineering School Thursday morning, all the guests will be entci turned at a luncheon at the Unucisity Club Christian Science services arc held the first Wednesday Evening of every month, in 100 Hort, at 8:00 o'clock. All faculty, members and students arc invited to attend. WE JP HAVE PU IS CH c FOR H YOUR DANCE SCIIIMPFF ’27 & VODGIIT ’27 Am |g a Black & Red Combination are the Inter-collegiate Colors THIS classic pen with the Hand-site grip and Over size ink capacity has become so thoroughly tho Intcr-collcgiato Pen that Parker Duofold’s black and rod combination have also become the Inter collegiate colors, as it were. No style of writing can* dis tort its 25-year point. This beauty is awaiting yoa at all good pen counters. THE PARKER PEN COMPANY Factory and General Office* JANESVILLE. WIS IPaikemm,^ 3>mfoU(H) Duofold Jr. 59 Lady Duofold?! Intcrmeduieiuc Wiihrm|{forchateUin« L. K. METZGER The Fastest Growing Store in State College EDISON MAZDA LAMPS 10 to 300 Watts. The 50 Watt White makes [an Ideal Light for Studying Desk Lamps with College Seal Without Seal . . • $3.50 Other Lamps . $2.25 and $2.75 Lamp Cord . . 3c and 5c per foot Double Sockets, Fuse Plugs, Switches PLAYING CARDS 35c TO $1.25 Shoe Polish, Brushes, Daubers YOU CAN GET IT AT METZGER’S GIRL REPORTERS MEET ON MONDAY All freshman and sophomore woman candidates for the edi torial staff of the COLLEGIAN will report in the Liberal Arts building Monday night at seven o’clock, the room to be an nounced in Fuday’s issue. Sec!! Florida!!! . Two men wanted to complete auto load to Florida. Transprtation only §25 00. Phone Bell 7G-J John Pierson, 514 West Foster Ave, State College, Pa. G-2t LOST—Small white poodle w*ith black markings Answers to name of Billy. Reward if returned to H. H. Roan, 622 East College. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS I Enjoy Your Meals EATLAND The new restaurant on Allen Street, where you will be given the best food with prompt service. Try our New Style Hot Dogs MEAL TICKETS 2 $5.50 5.00 How Much Too Good Can a Shoe Be Made? Y our own eyes tell you that this is a better looking shoe than you .ever saw at the price. What you can’t see is Al’s Shop quality. That’s the better leather, better fit and better workmanship that make Al’s shoes feel better, walk farther, and stay good longer. Try a Pair! Priced at $8.50 AL’S SHOP “The Walk-Over Shop” L. K. METZGER Tuesday, October 6, 1925 FOR SALE—Baby Grand Chcvrolei Touring Car. Recently ovcrhnulec and in good condition. Inquire Bell Sl7-R. 1 cjhe largest selling quality pencil Jn the "world Superlative in quality, the world-famous VENUS Ypenchs give best service and longest wear* Plain end*, pcfdoz. SI 00 Rubber end«, per dor. !• 20 a4t all dtalen American Lead Pencil Co. . 210 fifth Ave., N. Y« r $5.00
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