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1 Notices
Vat Rd!: and itesliman C 1.4,01111-
tt y tilals lot S 3 tame and Mull.woke
High School meets ulll be held 10 30
loam rou mot nine
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Fieshnien intmested in the 1032
Cliiistian Association leave names at
the "Y" Ilut Officeis xdl be select.
ed soon Consult the "1" supplement
for details
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Students who Imo, of any looms
that cull be available oven the meek
end of Alumni llommoming will kind
ly notify the Alumni Association in
Old Main
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An invitation is extended to me9l
- of the senior class by the Alumni
Association to he present at the
Alumni Smoker and Cider Party
t. hich well take place in the Ai moiy
immediately following the special
Alumni Meeting called at 8 o'clock
next Saturday night.
Yearling Gridmen Will
Oppose Syracuse Team
(Continued from rust page)
men. The crooners of the Orange
turned one contest, of the seven game
schedule, into n 32 to It victory over
Cortland Normal school last Sate,
day. Frank, quarterback, account
ed for 2 touchclouns ',bile Borten and
Itepas, backs and Stoneberg, end,
each carried the oval once over the
goal line
In tomorrow's fiat Coach Baysing.'
m is dl piobahly stmt the same back
field machine that encountered the
noinial school, including Balton, a
product of St Benedict's pieparatoiy
school, Plank of St. Johnsville, Re
pos geiduon lunimaiy of Plattsbuig,
and Mineo, mainstay of one of Buf
falo's high school elevens.
1!Z=MI:III
Stonebeig who gal noted one touch
down lot the Orangemen in last Sat
urday's game will pan off with El
icit at the wing posts Both men aie
products of Cushing Academy The
Hill:nen hate a strong, limy and e
poienced line composed almost en
tirely of high school stars through
out New York state
The Spacusans air eagerly await
mg the coming struggle with Nitta:iv
plebes since it will he then List home
game of the season The plebe
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SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY
16 oz. Mifflin Rubbing Alcohol-39c
COLLEGE CUT RATE
134 South Allen Street
BEAT PENN
And Buy Your MEATS at
FISHBURN'S QUALITY MARKET
Phone 357
College Apples
All winter varieties of apples ate now being
liars esled and placed on sale by the Department of
Hoi ticulture from the College orchards. State
College grocerymen handle the best grades of hand
picked apples while all grades, including culls and
cider, apple•butter and jelly apples, can be secured
at the Fruit Packing House. The former sells at
$l.OO per bushel and the latter at 50c. The best
grade of hand picked apples retails at $2.50 per
bushel. A salesman will be at the packing house
all day during October and the first half of
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Orangemen mill meet both Cook Acad
emy and Tonamanda high school
°linens on November 10 This mill
be the first double-header ever at
tempted by a Symms° football team
President Hetzel Will
Talk Over WIP Tonight
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dudes Ine nets of vaudeville, a con
ceit by the Adelabia quartet, musical
selections by the Blue Band and three
movies
As putt of its meek-end program,
the Philadelphia almost have at
lunged for the Penn State football
dance in the ballroom of the Bellevue-
Sttatfoid hotel front 9 until 12 o'clock
tomorrow night Ches West and his
Island Heights orchestra will supply
the music for the annual dance.
Admission to the football rally and
to the dance mill be fire for members
of the Philadelphia club in good stand
ing mlule others will be charged $1 00
for the smoker and $3 50 for the
I dance. Tickets for both the Penn and
the Notre Dame conies mill be on
sale at the rally tonight. The Penn
Athletic club is situated at Ritten
house Square, South 18th street.
College Links Meet
Near Closing Round
(Contmuol from first page)
ship touinaments played on the Col
lege links. according to Coach Ruth.
el ford. With the mention of one ,
man the entire varsity squad has'
been eliminated and the men entering
the semi-finals ale almost entirely
sophommes and freshmen.
James F. Bunting Jr. '29, captain
of last yew's team .as defeated in
the semi-finals by Charles F Stod
dart Stoddart won his match
ith four up and time to go Sever
al
matches yet imam to be played.
Robert Jackson '3O, so ill oppose John
N 'Balmy '31., and the survivor of
the Bezdelc-Wea.hel encounter will
meet Fied Bland Ji. '32
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November
TEE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Determined Lion Team
Meets Penn Tomorrow
(Continued from first page)
Ball and Sehainman is ill serve as
substitutes for Olexy and Sullivan.
Nittany Lineup Uncertain
Scrimmages during the past week
have found numerous changes in Penn
State's makeup. French and IVolff,
starters of the Bucknell contest, have
been relegated to the second team,
Collins and Miller assuming their
duties. llamas and Diedrich totem
ed then• positions as fullback and
halfback, respect], ely. This quartet
displayed fino ability in advancing the
brill against the second team. Spark
ling end tuns by Joe Miller and Frank
Diedrich increased the coaches' con
fidence for victory over Penn. llamas
and Collins alternated with line
plunges and displayed marked im
provement
Injuries to linemen hate consti
tuted Bezdek's chief source of worry.
Dutch Ricker and Cal Shan ley sus
tained injuizes in the Bucknell en
counter and mere absent from mac
twe during the meek. Richer is suf
fering front a bruised ankle while
Shawley has a dislocated toe. Skip
Stahley, aggressive terminal has been
testing on the sidelines because of an
injured knee. However, Bez expects
to have Stahley in shape by game
time, but Shamley and Ricker will
not see service.
Zektng Improws
The forward wall was shifted con.
siderably during the past week and
Ben has not decided upon the seven
who will face the Quakers George
Delp has rem, ered from his hip In
jury and may start at left end while
his running mate will be either Stah
ley or Struble. Zorella, Duvall, Esch
bach and Zesslng shooed up well at
the tackle and guard posts and ether
two may see senice. Zesslng
exhib
ted excellent form in Tuesday's drill
breaking through time and again to
throw the first-string backs for losses.
Panaccson and Mai tin will undoubt
edly start the contest as left tadkle
and guard iespectlyely, although Ben
has tiled Zorella and Duvall at both
positions. Marty McAndrews, pep
pery Scranton boy, will occupy the
center position.
ENely day is a Gift Day—New line
of Novelties and suitable Gifts for all
occasions. Old Main Art Shop, op
posite Front Campus. ltp
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Monday Matinee
Tuesday Daily
Wednesday riegjaß, et 200
Added Stage Attraction
FREDDIE MARTIN
Late of Earl Carroll's "Vanities"
Eccentric Dancing
GRACE ROGERS
Clever Juvenile Performer
GERTRUDE FISHER
Whirlwind Acrobatic Dancing
ON TIIE SCREEN:
MONDAY and TUESDAY—
Return Engagement of
Victor McLaglen, Belle Bennett in
"MOTHER MACHREE" ,
NOTE: On Tuesday evening, students will not be admitted
until latex the mass meeting.)
COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAH
ON WEDNESDAY
SPECIAL PISCES: ADULTS 50e SWIMS 25C
`Old Main Bell" Will
Make Appearance Soon
(Continued from first page)
ei of the publication will be altered.
The details of the change ale not
complete, however. The corer nil be
punted in colors.
Manuscripts are to be given to
Ilenel4n Mitstifer '29, at the Omega.
Epsilon house, or placed in the Froth
and Old Main Bell contizbution boxes
on the first floor of Old Main build
mg. No manuscripts will be return
ed unless accompanied by stamped,
self-addressed envelopes.
According to the editor, all manu
scripts must be typed, double-spaced,
and written on only one side of each
page. The contributors name, ad
dress and telephone number must ap
pear in the upper left hand corner
of the first page with the approximate
number of words in the article in the
upper right hand corner. The title
should be placed in the upper half of
the first page with the body of the
story beginning in the lower half.
Nittany Soccer Eleven
Encounters Haverford
(Continued from first page)
games, all victories, have resulted
this season.
Tho Nittany hooters, although de
feated m their first game, played a
much more experienced team than is
usually encountered at the opening
of the season. Results of the game
Saturday. however, were pleasing to
Coach Jeff, ev "The game accomplish
ed what I had hoped it would," he
said, "members of the squad, by play=
mg against older men, picked up a
number of new plays which Rill help
them in coming games."
Penn Slate Harerfard
%mush I: Alsno
Allen I. F.li 111.1 r
Haney MP LI Shirk
Glaser L II 0 Maier
hdr.erton C H hl Hawhlnney
MaeLaren R. II ' Frazier
Anderson 0 L. Richle
Mamba!! I I. Gra)
perry C F Pennyhaeher
Grammer I ILWiehersham
Bklnnell 0 Wlllll
Public Stenographer fr.
MRS. A. C MILLER j:
Telephone 44:4
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Alumni Day Chairman
Plans Varied Program
(Continued from first page.)
ing kickoff of the football game will
be at 2 oclock in the afternoon.
Saturday morning the graduates
will Inspect the special exhibits pre
paled by various schools of the Col
lege Lunch will be served in the
Armory at 11:45 o'clock. ,
Sleet in Armory
There will be a general alumni
meeting in the Armory at 8 o'clock
Saturday night. Last minute instruc
tions and an analysis of the Bond Is
sue will be given by those In charge
of the campaign. Dr. Ralph Dorn
Detre', president of the College, will
probably address the group on the
proposed amendment
Immediately following the , meet
ing, the committee has arranged a
smoker and cider party, with stunts
as well as the usual cider, pretzels,
and smokes The faculty and senior
class have been invited to this affair
A party for the alumnae in the
W6men's building is scheduled for
7 o'clock, preceding the general meet
ing.
Chapel services in Schwab audi
torium, 11 o'clock Sunday morning,
will close the week-end's events, J.
J. Mallon, Warden of Toynbcp Hall,
London England, will deliver the
sermon
Members of the Homecoming coin
mitttee are: Earl B..Stayely 'l2,
chairman, Henry H Geist 'll, Aus
tin L. Patrick 'l3, John H. Friend 'l2,
John J. Light 'l5, William R. Young
'lB, Robert Y. Sigworth 'lO, H. 0.
Smith '2O, H. R Gilbert '26, D. F.
Bullock '26, M. S. McDowell Jr. '23,
.1. C. Harper '22, J. 4. Glenn '2l, C.
E Bollinger It, Mrs. P. JO. Dale 'O5,
Miss Julia G Brill' '2l, Miss Frances
I'. Gibbons '22, Mrs.' E. N. Montague
'26, Mrs. Burt M. Hacket '26, and
I Miss Esther Frank '27.
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A GOOD deal of the increased
cost of living is due to in
creased cost of carelessness.
THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK i l l'.
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Rotogravure Section
A Weekly Feature
Starting
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23
SUPPORT YOUR COLLEGE, PAPER
IT HAS TEEN IMPROVED FOR
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"Y" Cabinet Plans •
Revised Handbonk
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year. Books have been secured from
over seventy-five schools, including
University of Pennsylvania, Syra
cuse university, Dartmouth college.
University of California, and North
western university
Russell A. Ziegler '2O, has been
selected by the Y. M. C. A. Cabinet
as the business manager for the
1929-30 Handbook. ' The advertising
and printing of the bible will be un
der his direction.
'A map of the town will be Included
In the new book. The research work
has been valuable in securing meth
ods of orienting freshmen when en
tering college.
CLASSIFIED
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YOU
rriday, October 19, 1928
WANTED—A cook, elderly woman,
maternity experience. Reply by"
mail only. Box 500. • ltp
LOST—A white-gold wrist watch.
Itotiirn to Collegian Moe. Reward.
ltp -ii.
WANTED—Room-mate to live in
South Watts Hall. , Pleasant double
room. For particulars inquire of
John J. Rutherford, Alpha Sigma
Phi house. Telephone 36.' 2tp
FOR SALE—Underwood duplicating
machine. Apply at office of Dean,
School of Engineering, 204 New
Mining building. 1.0.19-2tp
WASHING and ,rooms done for atml
ants at resaonable prices. Will call
for and deliver. Mr. Howard E.
Hopkins. Phone 353-W. 10-16-8 t
LOST—Scabbard and Blade pin some.
nbere on campus. Finder please
return to A. D. McCullough, Dairy
°Mee. ' 10.12-20
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