kriday, September 16, 1.921 Governor Fisher Pays College Critical Visit (Continued from first page) Recalling his first visit to Penn State in I'iO3, Governor Fisher stress ed the growth of the College since that time when there wrote soine three hundred students in attendance. He 'emphaw,' the increase in enroll. merit which has come with the Pass. mg years and explessed his conviction that its future held even greater edit. entwine' service. The Governor then assured his and mace that the Legislature stand firmly behind the State college 'We are with you heat and seal down at Ilara Isburg," he said lie teaptessed his hope that in a measure greater than ever before the Commonuealth mill in the future foster the gross th of its eduethonal institution . . Areohted after his talk the Covet nor said, "I base thoroughly enjoyed my visit and I know that this is gong to be a weld rear foe you heir." He again affirmed the facts he stated his talk to the student both.. Hermann Trains Plebe 'Gridders in Principles (Continued from first page) In scrimmage, however, and - m chasing the pig,kin down the field of tei a kick, coconut of the football rice are succeeding in gaining the ob,oue object. Hassle. Goidon and Dietrichc are outstanding in regard to this pur. suit. Bee ',oohs Them Over Taking a recess from his mm pro teges, Boa has a habit of strolling ov er near the yearling squad and tak mg n hand in the proceedings. With RthICC to fast one man and then another he directs the line in, proper defense and attack position., and the backfield how to maneuver, then interference to best athantage Bez likes to Led, an on the boys who mill be working tinder him in the' future. 15=1 Thiec seals remain in which MAO, will condition his charges for the Dickinson seminary game Already', Le has taught them the rudiments of' moral plays and he sill shortly take them all doss n to Varsity Hall for an intensne blackboard drill Lion Soccer-Men Have Practice Scrimmages (Continued from first page) turned, there me seveinl trinity men from last year and half n scale ofl sophomores providing competition Captain Cherry shoned - up well in the rummage, booting the ball lot distance and accuracy. Marshall, Repino and Gliffen displayed an en couraging bit of sliced and skill on the forward line. Strimlan seems in ex. cellent condition Horne, Semisch are Collies Horne and Sennsch guarded imp° site goals during. the scrimmage and each seems equally anxious to fill the tear defense berth in the Nittany ag gregation. _ Z z . .., 0 _ 4 ..7 4 ,----. • . 1 AA, Atill' .. ze- - - , .--- . - ~ - ( 4 .. ~,,, , ----- _ . N Bands of Color -,, mean something The color band on the holder of a Waterman's No. 7 indicates at a glance the character of the pen point. Red....STAND ARD J . Pink--FLFXIBLE, FINE Sotto moot wow...A splantlai —As :voltam as a watch tortrapondence point. Moil- epnng• Floe, tapered point; ma Fa.tbtitty. Forbore and ground fine to shade at any an general use. ale Loved by stcaographons. • Green—RlGlD—Tem- Blue—BLUNT—An an. i.m4l'..m"platehardness. proved stub point. This point Will not shade even under makes a broad h.. May be /floco n mn " d u' g. Thee held In any pontoon. Liked mans friend. by rapid wnters. Purple—STlFF, FINE— Yellow--ROUNDED— Writes without pressure. A thfic.nc pen Fenn. The nil Makes a dun, clear line and ball shag. Makin a heavy. small figures with unerring characteristic hne without accuracy. Popular with immure. Stilts left-handed accountant. writers. When you buy your supplies, ask your dealer to show you Waterman's No. 7. Try all six pen points and select the one that perfectly suits your style of writing. Watermaiis Dr. HAzel Expresses Confidence in College (Continued from first page) ton Mitchell, ,ho presided over thi n•'emhlage, gave a short talk and in tioduccd the President. Doctor Detect presented to the stu dents and faculty membeis in attend ance n comprehensive outline of the evsting, conditions at the College, both physical and mental lie gave beef sesame of the achievements of the past several months, the pro jects on hand at present and the plansl and opportunities of the future Partieulailv touched upon by the President were the N mucus items of the building program, the diseontm ounce of daily chapel end the abol ishment of athletic scholai ships, all aiming towards n gloat.. Penn State Ile stressed the fact that constructive, policy has been followed throughout i In discussing the personnel of the institution, the President emplinzum the careful selection of members of, the freshman class A vital clm' was struck when the President said that he intended to convene with student represental,e , I obviously with the intention of study FOR RENT DESIRABLE APARTMENTS 2-Room. Private Shower. Yearly Lease. .f. . 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