Brown and White Vol. 23 no. 14

              soccer cup some days ago announcement was madie of the intention to or ganize soccer teams to represfeat the several classes the soccer association is now in a position to announce that a cup will be offered to competing teams the name of the winning class each year to be inscribed upon the cup which will be placed in the trophy room in taylor gymnasium the cup will be known as the reiter cup in testimony of the support always given by the physical director to general and wholesome sport in this university c e society notice second of series shows fifteen groups in this new movement subjects vary discussions follow in general way student standards of action " on avednesday evening novem ber 3 the second of the series of discussion meetings under the auspices of the y m c a was held fifteen fraternities and dor mitory sections have adopted the movement each of the various student groups was visited by some member of the faculty or other man inter ested in the work who led the dis cussion and expressed his own views on matters brought up before the group in the majority of cases the subject of discussion followed in a general way the book that the y m c a recommends for use student standards of action often the men became interested in some particular phase of the ques tion and the discussion was made more specific the following houses held meet ings at this time : section a was addressed by prof fogg on the readjustment of ideas at col lege the sections b d and e talks were led respectively by mr irwin and rev mr thaeler on the same topic die alte brauerei talked with prof reynolds on college fellowship prof palmer told some interest ing facts about various religions to the delta tau delta men prof blake visited the beta theta pi house ; prof eckfeldt the alpha tau omega ; rev mr byron the delta upsilon ; prof hall the phi gamma delta rev mr beekman the chi psi and prof wilson the sigma phi epsilon mr frey talked to the delta phi men on the purpose of college prof stewart led the discussion at the theta delta chi house on the object of a college education and rev mr kent at the phi sig ma kappa house talked on the expense account a ssistant managers the november meeting of the civil engineering society will be held on thursday night november 11 in the physics lecture room the speaker of the evening will be mr e u gibbs 90 with a paper on the general develop ment of the hydraulic turbine in america c e paules 16 will present his summer inspection on a hydro-electric plant r g cook 17 is preparing the third number on the program prof richards in washington lectures to be accompanied by many elaborate physi cal experiments professor ay s franklin will make a tour of the universities and technical schools of the south and west during the coming fall and winter and he offers to give in con nection with this trip a number of theoretical and experimental lec tures as listed below lectures 1 and 2 suitable for senior students and graduates in physics or engineering on some needed additions to the subject matter of theoretical mechanics as presented to engineering students wave motion and oscillatory mo tion the character of the presen tation is indicated by the first part of the paper by w s franklin on recoil momentum in the journal of the franklin institute for may 1915 , with experimental demon strations lecture 3 suitable for senior students and graduates in elec trical engineering on electric waves this lecture follows some what closely w s franklin's paper on electric waves which was presented before a joint meeting of the american institute of elec trical engineers and the american physical society in washington april 1914 with experimental demonstrations lecture 4 suitable for sopho more junior and senior students and for electricians on some me chanical analogies in electricity and magnetism with working models and experiments lecture 5 suitable for students and mechanicians on some phe nomena of fluid motion and the curved flight of a baseball with experiments lecture 6 suitable for a gen eral audience on the educational problems of an industrial com munity the title of this lecture is bill's school and mine professor franklin's schedule of lectures is completed up to febru ary ist and tentatively arranged for p^ebruary march and april his itinerary for november and december is as follows cornell university november 3 5 syracuse university and tech nology club of syracuse novem ber 8 and 9 clarkson school of technology november 10 union university and research laboratory of general electric co november 12 and 13 case school of applied science cleveland november 15 and 16 oberlin ohio november 17 university of ohio november 18 and 19 university of pittsburgh and continued on third page professor richards left wednes day evening for washington to attend a meeting of the naval ad visory board the following men are out for the position of assistant manager of football and wrestling for football r c alden v bowman h g boyd a e bu chanan e c davidson a j ely f a gilroy j platt w t staats s vance for wrestling e m allan f n bickley a de sa s b downey c s hyatt w h maccollum e a moores g swallow statistics of players in today's game first game of season at state college tomorrow trip made in automobiles game with bethlehem practice game last wednesday with steel co team on east end field early this morning the soccer contingent numbering fourteen men left in big touring cars for perm state where they will meet the soccer representatives of that institution tomorrow afternoon they will arrive at state college in time to root for lehigh at the foot ball game this afternoon nothing is known regarding the strength of the state team conse quently a comparison is impossible if the team that represented state last spring and defeated lafayette 2-1 is any indication of the strength of the present team then a stiff battle is sure to take place it will be remembered that le high lost to lafayette last spring the team that will represent le high tomorrow is a decided im provement over the one of last spring and is undoubtedly the best soccer team that has ever repre sented lehigh mr lawson a former member of the dundee team in the scotish league has been coaching the team during the past few weeks and a decided improvement has been noticed the team that left for perm state and the manner in which le high will line up is as follows : reid goal morrison right full back barclay left fullback hoag land right halfback coffin left halfback tizard center halfback lewis outside right henderson captain inside right gorisse center forward lv inside left clement outside left shockley substitute s smith manager of the above men reid coffin and gorisse are freshmen last wednesday afternoon the lehigh soccer team lined up against the strong bethlehem steel com pany team holding them to a 3-3 tie this is an exceptionally good showng when it is remembered that the bethlehem team is the best in the country the score at the end of the first period was 2-2 reid played the best game for lehigh with bar clay coffin and captain hender son close seconds the line-up follows : lehigh positions b s co reid g screife morrison r f b ferguson perry 1 f b mckelvey shockley hoagland . . . r h b butler xa wrath tizard 1 h b morrison coffin barclay . c h b . clarke capt.l lehr lewis o r dean henderson i r graham capt gorisse c f pepper lv i 1 broom coffin o 1 fleming clement goals scored : coffin hender son clement time of periods : 35 minutes junior class picture there will be a junior class pic ture tuesday november 9th at the chapel at 12 m weather per mitting penn state special leaves with large crowd train departs at 4.15 via lehigh and pennsylvania lines the perm state special left south bethlehem from the lehigh valley station at 4.15 o'clock yes terday afternoon on board were about sixty men from the town with as many students and the football squad numbering thirty men the special went as far as mount carmel pa over the lehigh val ley tracks from thence it was switched to the tracks of the penn sylvania railroad arriving at bellefonte at 10.04 p m the men on the special stayed at bellefonte over night and proceeded to state college in the morning by trolley a distance of about fifteen miles a diner was attached to the train carrying the brown and white rooters and served to satis fy the material wants of all on board the success of this scheme which culminated in the perm state special is due mainly to mr charles haefner the special is expected to leave bellefonte immediately after the game and to reach south bethle hem about twelve o'clock mid night continued on fourth page mr s j thomas of biology de partment has written two treatises on subject copper sulphate one half part of copper sulphate to million parts of water every day mr stanley judson thomas of the department of biology at le high university has recently writ ten two treatises on the use of copper sulphate in the purifica tion of swimming pools the first article which appeared in the journal of industrial and engi neering chemistry , in june 1915 was written to show the advantages that copper sulphate has over other disinfectants particularly chloride of lime the following is reprinted from the journal of the american medi cal association under the heading ' ' the practical use of copper sul phate in swimming pools ' ' ' ' since the publication of a paper on the use of copper sulphate in the purification of swimming pools in the journal of industrial and engineering chemistry and the editorial comment in the jour nal i have received many inquiries from physicians who are interested in the practical side of this subject a the first paper was primarily an attempt to show by scientific rea soning and fact the advantages of copper sulphate as a disinfectant in pools no attempt was made to describe the actual method of using it that is the method of charging the water the amount of disinfect ant to use frequency of applica tion and practical workings of the system in this paper an attempt will be made to give minute direc tions for the use of copper sulphate by a person in charge of a pool of course it must be under stood that no means of purification is of itself sufficient when the ordi nary laws of sanitation are not obeyed moreover the efficacy of a disinfectant depends to a greater or less degree on the chemical con tents of the water used in the pool and no definite amount of the disin fectant can be recommended with the statement ' this will make your pool water pure if possible fre quent bacteriologic analyses should be made at least during the first week or two of the treatment this will show better than any other means whether or not the proper amount of the disinfectant is being used the first requisite in thesanitary management of a swimming pool is the proper cleansing of the bathers before they enter the pool a thor ough shower bath with warm water and soap should always precede the plunge when it is possible as in the case of y m c a school or college pools no clothing whatever should be allowed in the case of public schools girls pools y w c a pools etc in which this pro vision cannot be carried out bath ing suits of light colored materials should be insisted on and these should be washed in disinfecting solutions at frequent intervals ! lastly and this is of prime impor tance no person should be allowed in the pool who knowingly is suffer ing from a communicable disease this means that a physician should have at least a general supervision over every swimming pool that these general precautions \ however do not destroy the danger the brown and white vol xxiii lehigh university bethlehem pa friday november 5 1915 y.m.c.a discussion groups increase purification of pool water no 14 soccer team at penn state prof w s franklin on extended lecture tour lepiigh to tib s prep school penn state 5 be prep school i green 21 510 180 stevens military institute l.e higgens 21 510 162 peddie institute ostrum 23 51 1 193 stillwater l.t wof'd capt 21 511 170 pcttsville high school grumbach 23 cl 189 williston seminary l.g miller 21 579"5 7 9 172 state college high school scruggs 20 510 175 ferril c painter 20 sb 150 kittaning hgh school pons 20 s'bi 258 penningtou e.g mcdowall 21 sb 163j jg ! ove city prep richards 20 511 168 ( hestnut ii \ \ cademy e.t czarnecki 22 6'o 182 erie high school sawtelle 23 56 166 merietta a demy k.e thomas 20 510 15 atlantic city high school cahall 23 sb 158 germant - vademy q.b ewing 20 59 140 pittsburgh c h s ready 24 511 195 exeter r.h.b yeager 20 sb 170 rellefonte high school maginness 20 59 161 exeter l.h.b berry m\n 2 511 160 philadelphia n e h s halstead 19 511 163 era mus f.b ! clark 21 511 170 harrishurg ( '. h s