Tage Four
VT'ICKIQIftM QT A f?|7 I Thicui"h those schools, lectures and
LrAlEiixtjlvlv Dxiaftf ■ eonespondcnee, tho e\tension sc.v-
* _ mco conducts its activities. Recently
EJfp Cathciman and Piofes.-'Oi Eldei
ui\E JuV/liJ L»s\3 i j ha\e been n the western section of
! the *tr.tc foi s>\ wccl s in the inteiest
Prof. Gaum Heads Committee inj? c ~om« fiomotion, while Pio-|
(usioi loingij ioronuiv nip ovgnm7a-
Charge of Department in ttum \.oik has lept lu.n in the field
Engineering School I !”“ l,e -' llv nil tlimßh t'-= foil, im
jticuli.iv in the Pittsbuigh uistnct.
! Piofosaoi l/avi., on lus tup to east*
'c.n e\loti ion centeis »uldu'-.sed the
engineer mg student. at the York and
Pott 1 town Y M C A.’s
Nail Notre Dame ——
ENROLLMENT INCREASES j
IN EXTENSION BRANCHES’
With Penn State .ilunmt pci foi ru
ing r major roil on of the xxorl, the
Engireenng E:.t(.’ision staff has set
foi itself the soul of nm l ing this the
most successful >eni in ihe lirtoiy of
the (lepra tmeut ami in the service of
Penn Slate to the industries of the
Keystone state.
Although the lesignnlion of Pi of
N. C Miller places a heuw buulen
upon the lcmatmng staff they ha\c
aheadv shown a willingness. to cam
on and with Ptote- -01 Gau.n as
than'nan ot an executive conmuttee
composed of Piofe3surs Daxt-, Chafee
MR, Eldei ’IC and louur ’IS thex v ill
shouldci the extra Lutdon
Great I.oss
Tn an editomil of the Engnoering
Extension News, Piof C G Gaum
says, “It is estimated that diu.ng
Piofessor Miller s ten yenis here mote
than one bundled thousand shopmen
ha\e piofitcd by his effoits and thou
sands of these will always lemembci
him foi the mlluer.ee lie had m mould
ing thou futuics To say that las
jeMgn .tion is a loss to Penn State is
not sufficient—the gtealosl lixs u tn
the employed men of the Goarnon
x.ealth.”
“It is tiuly an unfoi Lunate condi
tion when a gieat state like this will
tofuse sufficient linancml support to
hold such men ftom being taken b\
othei institutions In his tesignation
Piofessor Millet states that he is leas
ing not only to leceixe a much huger
salary but also with the expectation
of a greatei financial suppoit foi the
woik itself Why un the stale uni
versity of New Jeisex’ olfes him bettei
opportunities than the state college of
Pennsylvania 9 ”
Although th.c lcMguntion of the
head of the depaitmcnl m
tetiuptcd the \.otk, the . ttendance at
the extension schooU at Allentown,
Wilkes-Bane, Sci.'nto’i. AVilliains
poit and Heading has it.ci eased to i
giattfying extent Despite the Jii
tiacite miners’ strike, the eiuo'lmciit
during the past yea: rufie.ed xei’ lit
tle, and at piesenl ....etc i.e .ioic
than seven bundled ‘f.denis in 2220
subject enrollments ’i< e icgistiatiou
was m chraxe o. M. A Chaffee ’lB
assi«t«d bj D C. Bratton '22 ami If
N Mo'.tague ’25
The extension schools bung special
technical tunning with.n leach of
those tesiding in the xitmilx of the
cities named ami offet excellent op
portunities to young men who ate
looking fotw.’td to an engineoung
cateet but who, by foicc of cncum
stanco have been unable to attend
college
Pittsburgh District
The populai foieman tunning touue
so widely used last veai all oxer the
state has tal en fiesh hold on the in
dustnes in the Pittsburgh district
The Vcuona Steel Caotmgs company,
the Peoples’ Natui.il Ga's company,
the Amcticau Z.nc companx and many
othot prominent conce’ns ate holding
classes, while the West PennsyKama
Poxxct company’ lias live bundled men
undei the Penn State Enginceimg
Extension and the U S Aluminum
company has 130.
| Hungry? The two best places in town |
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| State College Hotel Dining Room g
X Both will be open Friday and Saturday nights
For the College Man
With an allowance, no matter hqw modest, and
with a taste most exacting can get absolute
satisfaction from our lines of
Clothing and Furnishings
Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats
Highest type workmanship, sensible styles and
character patterns
Black EVlanchurian Fur Coats
Try our Tailor for Cleaning, Altering,
Repairing and Hand Pressing
JA. JV\ ED S BLOOM
“Clothier lo the College Man”
(Formerly State Shirt Shop)
PEP STATE OBSERVES
SCHOLARSHIP EXERCISES
Dr. Demarcst Is Main Speaker
at Semi-annual Awarding
of Cups ami Medals
Before \\hat was appioximntod as
the largest audience that exer wit
nessed a Scholaiship Day ceremony,
Di. \V. II 8 Dc'iiarcst, piesulent ol
tie New Biunsv.ick Theological
'•cin’iiaiy gaxe the pimcipal address
ol the piogiam m the Schwab Audi
tniium vestciday morning Di De
nxirest, foin'er president of Kutgeis,
stressed the xaiue ot scholarship m
a college c.uoei and its impoitnnce
.; tlie \xoi Id aftci college has been
hit behind
Dean R L Watts, of the School o*
Agricultm, x.as the prcs.dmg ofh
(”1 rml ..ftor the inx’ocation by Dr
!• L Pattce, he c xplained that
vheiexei gloat unpoitancc has been
put on hcbok'isliip the attendance of
thi’t institution lias mcicased.
Di Dem.u ext in lux address stated
that Di. Atherton, foimei Penn State
“Piexx,” v ax once o'ic ot his toacheis
and that foi that iarson he always
had a desno to xisit the Nittany Val
iev school Speaking on Scholaislup
ho said, “Scholaislup is the gloiy of
an institution and is the piuuacy of
.i student body Ci.iuacter plays
a leading iole m scholaislup as well
as m othei phases of hte ” He
pointed out that those who excel m
scholai >hip do not nocexsaiily limit
themsclxes to study -but aie pionn
nent m extra-curricula activities
Congratulates College
He closed by congiatulatmg Penn
State on hei scholaiship and said
that ho knew she would alway’s oc
cupy the foie i'i scholastic as well as
othei attainments
Soxeial vocal solos piccedcd the
announcement of the lionoi* society
elections Those candidates loi Phi
K ippa Phi, Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Tau,
Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Gamma Sig
mr Delta, Eta Kappa Nj, Pht
Lnmbdr Upsilon, Kappa Delta Pi,
Omicton Nu and Pin Sigma iota
xxeie .’iinoui'ced
The picsentation of medals, cups
n.d puzes followed The President
Spaiks Pnzc, the highest honor a
student can obtain, which is a bronze
medal xxas awarded to Miss Anna
Uaddow* '2O This xxas the fourth
t.nie that Mixs Ilncldow has xvon this
purr, hoi achievement being a xciy
enviable one.
Honor soe.ety council medals were
avaided to tliose sophomoics or
jumois whose axeiage xxas eighty
cight pei cent oi better tluoughout
the scincstei Following this tame
the picsentation of scholaislup cups
t>> the organizations which attained
the highest average The Alpha
Zcta Cup was won by J H Worn*
bcigei ’2S and the Penn State En
gineer Cup xxas awarded to F. W
Olshefsky ’2B The Delta Sigma Pi
Scholarship Key xxas won by H. B
ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW i
DRAWS BIG ATTENDANCE
Talks on Poultry Will Bo Gi\on
Through Station Iv. D. K. A.
on Thursday Evenings
Opening ycsteiday and continuing
until Saturday night at ten o’clock,
the Slate Stnnda.d Production I’oul
tiy Shuxx, held in the Stock Judging
Pa”.lion is chaw.iig lumdmlj of xis
itois to the College
Judging began on the fust moinmg
of the exhibition and Inis fsatuie xxas
the mam attmction foi many of the
poulLjmen of the State who time to
see tne members of the poultty de
partment and the extension special
ists place the buds accouiing to thou
lexpectixe merit*
This show, lanked fust among its
kind in the United Slates, drew mole
than live bundled entnes from even
section ot Pennsylvania and accord
ing to II C Knandel, head of the
Poultiy dcpaitmcnt, will go down in
the annals of the activities of the Ag
ucultuial School ns one of the great
est attiactions conducted solely by
students. The exhibition this yeai is
in chaige of R H Strait ’2O and B
W Heywang ’2O who have managed
and supeixised e.ciy phase of the
show making it a ptuely student prop
osition
The interior of the Stock Judging
Pavilion is suggestively decorated
with autumn colois which odds to the
exhibition Many cups, medals, nb
bon« and cash pivcs were awaided lo
deceiving cxhibitois and each day
diaxxs its quota of xisitois who dc
claie that it is one oi the xeiy best
productions ever staged on the “Hill”
The show is unique in that it com
oines utility with show ling quality.
A special Icatuie of the exhibition is
a display of the mote impoitant
bleeds of poultiy, shown by membeis
of the dcpaitmcnt
- Npil Notre Dame
Moyer ’26 Medals for excellence in
Fiench wore awarded and the
Chailes Lnthiop Pack Foundation
Fuze x.as won by A. D Follweilei
’25
The John W White Scholarships
x ere awarded nc.xt Miss Ann Had
t'oxv captured the Senior awaid, D. !
L Mull xvon the jumoi prize and F 1
W Olshcfslcy took the sophomoio
scholaislup. Miss Ellen Bullock ’27
Miss Ellen Giaffius ’27 and C U.
W. Leitzcl ’27, won the John W
White Spanish Scholarships. The
stmots xviio won the Louise Carnegie
Scholarships are D D llcmy, B. W
Heywang, E. D. Mairs and W F.
Park The juniors who won arc Misx
Bullock, Miss Frank, E F ilmncr-
«hitz and Leit-’el. Tlie sophomoio
vmners are N R Adams, Miss Dor
othy Batdoif, R R Fletcher, Miss
Winifred Foi bos and C E Stauffei
F. H Calkins ’2O won the Alan !
Nutt Memorial Scholaiship, J G
Green won the Boy’s W’orking Itc
xcivc Scholarship of Allegheny Coun
ty and W’ulter Carpenter Ji , was
awaided the Aithur C Bigeloxv Me
morial Scholarship. The piogram
was concluded by’ an organ postiude
Tl.c following is the scholastic
standing of the national fiateinitics
Acacia, Sigma Tau Pin, Tau Phi
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Delta, Delta Tnu Delta, Beta Sigma
I'lio, Tan Knpp.i Knsiloi, Delta Up
silo.i, Delta Sigma Phi, Lanbda Ch:
Alpha,lpha G mmn Rho, Alph i Tau
Omega, Pin G imria Delta, Phi Kappa
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! Sip. n.x Kappa, Pin Delta Theta,
I Kappa Sigma, Sigma Alpha F.psilon,
J Chi Phi, Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Isp
i mlua Pi, Tlicti Upailon Omega anil
| Phi Kappa Fji
' The scholastic rtandfng of the local
] fraternities is U 3 follows Ptv
J Kappa Nu, Fnend’s Uiwon, Omega
j Epsilon, Alpha Gamma Phi, Ph
j Lambda Theta, Delta Pi. Chi Lambda
| Zeta, Omega Delta Epsilon, Tau Ep
-1 ton Pm, Cl’i Upsilon, Alpha Pin
, Sigma, Cuhcco, Delta S.gma Chi,
Delta Kopp i Sigma and Omega Mu
I Rho
The sehohslic standing of campus
clubs i* as follows: La Camaradone,
Aide, Altost, bvchor and Nita-Noe
Nml Notre Dame
MATMEN BEGIN EARLY
TRAINING FOR SEASON
Varsity Malernl Scarce for:
Year—Rumbaugh Is Only
Veteran Returning ;
Facing an extromclj dnilc outlook
tms jeu, the Penn State wrestling
team is alicndj at vvcil- tiaimng for
what is, to all appomrees, the hard
est season which it Ims ever met.
Ncvei befoio, m the mcmoiy of Coach
Loonnid, has the team been left so
destitute of mateiial by giaduation
rnd the f ulme of giapplcis to icUnn
Attempting to form a second team
hist jeei m oulei to develop nutciinl
foi the squad this year, Coach Leon
ard was paitn’lly successful m tins
e.pciimcnt He was able to four a
team vhich vviestled m two of the
leguhily scheduled contests of the
von, winning the meets with Suit
case uid Brooklyn Polytech Nevcr
j thclcss, the team this jcai is left with
; a great deni 111 of ennu’dates
| With onlv one Vaisity man letuin
ing to College, Conch Leomud is
purring to stnrt intensive tiaming
eaihei this season than befoie, in
eidet to give the nev men as much
piactice as possible before the sea
son opens
Rumlnugh, 173 pound wrestle”, >s
the onlv me nber of the team lplum
ing fio’u last yen V. ith Captain
C.uev, Ho pound Irtcrcollcginte
champion, Lehman and Ostei, 125-
poitnd wiestlcrs, Black, 115-pound
champion; Parthemoie, 158-pound
.title-holder and Prevost, heavyweight
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We are the only authorized Victrola repanman ■
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The Corona Adding Machine is now on display, I
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ARCHITECTS CLUB PLANS
: PROGRAM OF ACTIVITIES
Society Will Publish Volume
To Illustrate Work or
Club Members
Oignm/ing foi the je.n at its fust
meeting tinea weeks ago the A.cln
tc’cU* Club, compo/ed of students on
the c impus piommcnt m aiclutectuio,
ouliined an active program at Penn
State foi 102">-2C In addition to dis
cussing coming social functions the
club deteimined to undeitnkc a pro
ject foi bettenng the vorl mg condi
tions of aichitecta m tl u College and
also a novel idea foi sunmiaiumg
then vvoil.s foi piescntauon.
Depaitirg from tbe custom of hold-
v.icstlct lo j t tlnough graduation, and
with Captain-elect Liggett, lllS-pouml
Intercollegiate champion f.almg to ic
tuin to College, the team will be
composed almost cntucly of new m i
loii.i! E.en the second team ot last
yeai fails to offer manj hopes, since
five of its six membeis weic lost at
commencement.
Seven meets have alrcndv been
scheduled, those with Munlenbcrg,
Fiankhn ami Mai mall, Lafivette
and Cornell being held lieio, w.th the
team travelling to Penn, Sjracuse
and Navj to meet then opponents.
Although holding tiie Inteicolle
giates at Penn State this jeai, the
malrr.cn have a smaller chance of pre
senting a clean slate at the end of the
season than thej ha*e held foi many
venis in the past, llowevei, Coach
Lconaid is planning to wo:k_tho can-
as land as possible in order
to louml them into a fanlj piesent
able condition befoie the season opens
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itiß nn annual costume bull the archi
tects aie planning a formal*dance to
bo held some time in Februaiy. Un
dei the supervision of the club, woik
on a new iactuation loom in En
ginecung F will soon be urnlei way.
This loom will contain litcinlme of
inteiest to aichitccts nrd will also
I setvc as a comfoi table testing place
1 for them dining then letsmo hours
[ Inlioducmg a new idea this veal
, the. societv Ims nlteadv l?td plans for
(publishing an aiehilectural >eat booh
jut Penn State. Similar to that edited
i hi the Piehitoctuial schools of oihet
I colleges, this \olume will contain
: ind photographs of piob
loms completed bv students of the
I school and will outhno m general the
|woik of the dcpnilment. The ••eitioi
. niohilccts wnl h.ne cliaige of the
publication.
To ONeisee all there plans the
AiehiteeU’ Club elected the following
olficcis fot the \eai* C D. Seaman
‘26, piesident; C M Bauchspies ’27,
Mce-presidcnt, C G W Leitzcl '27,
socictaij, and J 11. Eagon ’27, tte.is
uici.
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Hunting Equipment of All Kinds
The Best Duck-Back Coats and Trousers
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