Page Four The Event of the Year—The Prom! And the Best Line of Merchandise at Real Savings. Come in! We will be pleased to show you the thing you will need for this Big Event. AL’S Shop Bulletin Tuesday, April 20 7.00 p m—Junioi Piom ticket silt*— Co-o|>. >\ edsiebtl.it. April 21 t* oU p m —Thespian Ticket Sale— Stalk Biolhois C 13 p. m—\V 11. Walker lectiue— Old Chapel ; 7 00 p in—Final Jumot Punn ticket bale—Co-op 7.00 ]i. m—l F C. meeting Thursday, April 22 o*llo p in—Thespian Ticket Sale—i Staik Brothers 7 13 p. m—Delta Sigma Pi lectuie— 1 Ernest Crovvlhei Old Chapel 7 15 p. in—Foiostiv Societv meeting —Forestry building Notices Chess Club elections foi nest \e.ii will be held Wednesday night at sev cn-tlnrty o’clock m Room 28,,L)beial Alts. The Physics club will meet in Room 28, Physics Building tonight at seven o’clock Piof. M. M. Garvei will speak on “Some Reminiscences of the Early Days at Penn State” and Dr W. R. Ham will speak on the topic “A Look into the Future ” All students interested aie united The annual election of office)s will take place at the icguku meeting of the Topian Club tonight in Room 2J“* Hort building. All students entitled to State schol arships may secuie then checks at the Treasurer’s office. The Outing Club will hold a meet ing in loom oil Old Mam at seven o’clock tonight \t that tune l)i E H Durham will give an illustialed talk on “Adaptation " INTERUNIT COURT TITLE ANNEXED RY UNIT EIGHT Unit 8, plaving a whirlwind biand of basketball, nosed out Unit 12 by \ score of 2.1-21 and annexed the mtei unit basketball championship S i tr day night in the Armun The winn eis kept a small lead tluoughout Eailicr in the evening Unit S n. d uushed Unit 10 by a 17-3 count wmle Unit 12 defeated Unit 12-7 The personnel of the winneis was D li Mattoin'2C, II F. Laugiilin ’2O, G V Mattson ’27, II R Shen.ud ’2O, A .7. Fianco *2B, J 11. DoVincentis ’2 f| and \V. I. Fiedlei ’2B, m.uiagei Tlu team will icceivo gold medals Are You Qoing Into the Bond Business? There is a cycle of fashion not only for the hats col lege men wear but for the line of work into which they go. But your job has to fit your head as well as your hat, for it has to fit your state of mind. Like your hat also, your job needs to fit your purse. Therefore, why not choose one that brings not only satisfaction rn service but in financial return. Selling life insurance isone of the few modern busi nesses that does just this. Intelligence, Zest and Ability Liberty of action, the philosophic satisfaction of selling future security and present serenity to living people, and a response, im mediate and tangible, m monetary as well js mental reward. Complete and confidential in* /bnnution.uidiontcmyoblicatioii on your part, can be obtained by corning to the Inquiry Bureau, John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company, iy7 Clarendon Street, Boston, Massachusetts Insurance Compaky'**-^ •r »4»Un. A Stiono Company, Oicr Sixty Ye»r« in Huilnrn Liberal «»to Coronet. Safe and Secure in Lvery Way ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD MEETING HERE In celebration of the one humhed and seventh nnmveisnry of the Inde pendent Order of Odd Fellows, the cigniuzation will hold its forty-second annual meeting in State College, Tuesday. Apnl twenty-seventh. The session will first convene ut ten-thnty o'clock to attend to regular business duties At two o’clock a gi.md pmadc is planned and the day will close with a special lodge meet ing at seven o’clock At this meeting c'cgices will be conferred and recog nition given to past masters of the oi del DAIRY STUDENTS WILL TAKE INSPECTION TRIP Accompanied b\ Piofs A A Boi land and A L Beam of the dairy husbandiv department, juniors and seniors who aic specializing m dairy* pioduction will leave State College 51 n fouith on an inspection trip that will include visits to fainis in south eastern Pennsylvania Stops will be made at Elizabethtown, Chestnut llill. Newton Squnic and Abmgton SIGMA NU, THETA KAPPA PHI MEET IN CAGE FINAL (Continued from fust page) long end of an 11 to S scoio at the end of the first half. Coming from behind in the final half the winners changed a thiee point handicap into a six point lead The victors display ed a good defense holding the losers •'coreless m the last period Dana hcv, foiwaid, was an impoitant cog in his team's win. 192> Champs Vanquished Pin Epsilon Pi, the 1925 champions, found the going difficult against the Sigma Nu’s but by several long shots, last year's titleholdeis were able tn hold then opponents to a 10 to 9 lead m the fust half. In the final period, Dolp, \calling basketball leader was piomment m an offensive that netted ins team the light to battle in the final muiid. ALBERT DEAL & SON Heating AND Plumbing 117 Frazier Street Many Thanks To our many friends and gucsts’who have assisted us in making a suc cess of our ven ture on this our First Anniver sary. Penn State Hotel Across East Campus EUGENE 11. LEDERER $lOOO.OO Victor Demonstration Radio, 8 tubes no batteries, ORTHOPHONIC—true in sound— ELECTROLA, louder than an orchestra. You can hear it and see it at the New Cathaum Theatre, April 22, Thursday Even ing at both shows POLI NEGRI—CROWN OF LIES New Victor line— Orthophonic Victrolas, Electrolas anil Radiola Combinations 12 MODELS—SBS.OO TO $lOOO.OO | Victor products for sale at Music Room only 1 We will be pleased to give a demonstration at any time in your home § This demonstration made possible thru the courtesy of Mr. J. W. Ilenszey § (owner of machine) g THE MUSIC ROOM Opposite Post Office jj| IGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO oooeocccoooeoooocooQooooooooooooooooooooi Penn State Lacrosse Team Downs Quakers (Continued from first page) II A Goldsmith, president of the Intel collegiate Lacrosse Association. The Nittany team took the field with Harkins goal, Giuvci point, Pritchard, cover-point. Cook, House and Welker at the defense positions, Shanks center, Ilclbig, Bclfield mid Wendell at the attack posts, Cap tain Hackett out-home and Bready in home Ferguson and Bucklev relieved Pritchard and Gruver respectively, while Geisewitc went in foi Helbig McCamllcss substituted foi Ferguson The victory over the Quakei twelve marks the first time in history a Penn State lacrosse team has triumphed om an opponent on a foicign field ; Fenn was defeated by the Blue and! Mhite m 1922 by a 2 to 1 score, but the game was played in Lion tcrri- Ury. SNOW HALTS SCHEDULED CORNELL DIAMOND TILT (Continued from first page) worked out in the Cornell baseball cage. The Penn State infield of Hams, Schwart?*, Lungren and Kent found the envnonment to then liking and fairly scintillated in the fielding drill that followed an intensive batting workout. Stops bordering on the sen sational were made liy the innci works, bunging gasps of womlcimcnt from the Cornelhans that were on hand to see the visitors practice. Coach Bozdck took a squad of eighteen players to Ithaca The group was composed of Captain Wilson, Schwartz, Page, Stvboiski, Hanis, Eiscnhuth, Peterson, Green, Harring ton, Lesko, Lungren, Kent, Jacobson. Fletcher, Van Atta, Joulan, Ilamcs and Dell Gettysburg will form the opposition hoie on Fridav and Saturdav of this week when a two game series will be 1 layed for the entertainment of Jumoi Prom guests In the daily workouts this week | PUNCH t Do It Now! Place your order for .your refreshments before the Queen comes—when you naturally for get everything else. HARVEY’S 220 E. College Ave. Do You Pay $lOO or More for Your Suits? Exploded is the notion that the exclusiveness university men re- quire* necessarily carries with it an inordinately high price* Edward Clothes, for instance. They lit and look and wear in a way that completely disguises their cost Unless he* had a peek at the* bill, no man could possibly come within a mile of guessing the* price 73 73 SMITH’S TAILOR SHOP EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVE The Edward Tailoring Co , Inc . PbiUJclpLu >0000000000000000000! THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Coach Bc/dok will attempt to bolster the* hurling staff and will lay particu lar emphasis on the stickwork of the players The inficldcrs have display ed a inaiked impiovement in fielding and appeal to be noaung their stride. Harrington, the onlv casualty »n the Nittany camp, is still bothered with a damaged finger but will prob ably be able to don the mask in time foi the coming senes with the Bat tlefield collegians Trackmen Round Into Form for Penn Relays (Continued from first page) mile team in the country m action when Swinburne, McClain, Aschei ami Burgess line up. Other power lul combinations opposing these tennis me Holv Cioss, Syracuse, Pennsyl vania and Yale. Penn State hopes foi the mile relay title rest on the team that last year cnptuicd the freshman championship, Bartholomew, Samis, Kuibach and Filkms The veteum Tonence may replace one of these four men Penn State's quaiter-nulo team will be re cruited fiom practically the same candidates and Brierly, Kilmer and .Mathias A two-mile team will be foi mod from C E Smith, 0. Smith, .Taylor, Davis, Kittle and Hclffnch : Mlule most of their opponents have seen haul competition the Lion run nels will face then first test in th«» Bed and Blue games. This mexpor Used Car Bargains 19X7 Runabout $35.00 1920 Coupe $90.00 1925 Runabout $225.00 Nittany Motor Co, Phone 211 lenee mamfosts itself in the difficulty the men have in passing the baton. Four veterans, Barclay, Stewart, Fouracrc and either Reis, Johnson or Brown, will can y Penn State’s col ors against a championship field in the four-mile relay. In Saturday’s trials Fouracic nosed out Reis in the mile, while Stcwiirt, Johnson and Brown follow*ed close in that order. The times of the trials Saturday were slow, but this may be attributed to the brisk wind that swept the cin ders and frequently overturned the high hurdles Nate had his fresh man quarter-milers out for their final trials but was not enthused by the showing of his men Cox came rn first in a spirited race, followed closc lv bv Offcnliauscr, Bowie, Wilde, Lockwood and Faulkner. Special Events Couch Cartmcll is doubtful about entering any men in the specinl ev ents Sutuidny If he does, Bricrly, Bartholomew, Filkins and Torrence will compete in the 100-yard dash, Bates and Sullivan in the high jump, Mathias in the broad. Ammciman and Roberts in the javelin, throw, Ido "hTEVER before has ther* be»n atteh a A' great travel ‘ bur 'aa thla I Imagine m BS-day * alt-eapenie” tour to England. Kol land. Belgium and Franca ata coat of only tea dotlarisdayt Instead of juatanordlnary vacation at the mountains or aea shore thla summer, why not join our congenial party of eollegestu dents, instructors, alomni and theirfrienris •whowlll tour Europe? WeeUr saillnrafrom Ifontrcal. on Canadian Pacifle steamships. Free aide trip (via Toronto) to Niagara Falls. Opportunity to see eastern Canada. romantieMontrealandplctursaqueUnebie. Comfortable aeeonunodatlona ami appe tising tnsala onboard the famous' It ’fleet of the Canadian PaclSe. An American col lege dines band with each party. Plenty of deck apaco for dancing, rent, recreation, deck games, sports, dramatics. Two-day voyage down the beautiful Bt. Lawrence. Only four daya open aea to Europe Landlnr at Liverpool, we viait Chaster and Leamington By motor to famed knfllsh rutles, the Bhalietbsera country rural knelead QjfaraUnleemity eourdsTsinfetsdsn. Visit Ihallagas Amsterdam sad Srhefenirrea tn Holland Brussels. Bruet*. derbrargs Ouend sad ether .points in Belt’urn By train through the battlefields te PaHe where wespsndaweek. with trips te Versailles and Uia American battle B topis time tar IndlsWosl slebt-we tnedshepplng Balemssiltng frsn* rfbeory Shorter ten re if desired, •A and fit# rstMltnns ie RwUf.r id Germany tttd itsly nt modems it Tour raanscenent arranges all tails sad perseaallf eaadocts party Cmamre Ovum GcOeCteßß noun m,Canaqlan Pacific t Crerie Oeltd Travel ■treeau, 1 ipt. lax. *OO Worth Dearborn I Street, Chisago, Illinois * Rrnllvmtn !*!••>• »»i»d m» wilheat oblig*. M*« nn m» part fell dslsl.s of your Cullrtitu Tear* lo Larapr and Heed in the hammer find Michal shc in the diicu* tlirow are other pos sible entries Ide and Bartholomew seem to have the best chances of plac ing in their events. The annual intcrfrntcrmty and in tcrunit carnivals will be held May first and third on New Beaver field ac cording to Manager 11. It. Gilbert ’2G. One man will be allowed to enter three c\ ents. The fraternity and unit con testants arc permitted to pratico on New Beaver field while the varsity is at Franklin field. | FOUNTAIN PENS | We carry a complete line of Parker ! and Watermen Pens | SELECTION SERVICE SATISFACTION I We Repair All Makes of Fountain Pens KEELER’S I Cathaum Theatre Bldg. WHAT AN OPPORTUNITY! Eat what you want When you want it And it costs no more PENN STATE CAFE BHm “ALWAYS RELIABLE"BBHBIi The College Display OF The Florsheim Shoes WILL BE AT The State College Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday April 20 and 21 Everyone invited to see this display of the newest college men’s shoes Tuesday, April 20, 1026. Attractive styles in BRACELETS With Penn State Seal CRABTREE'S Allen Street
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