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1 15 p. m—Vuisitj baseball—Gettjs.
bin;* \s Perm State—New
Heaver Kick!
HOD t> m—Juiuoi Piomenadc—Ai
moi>
Saturday, tpnl 21
2.JJO ji. in,—Vnisit\ baseball—Gettjs-
burg % s Penn State—New
Heaver Kield
2*50 p. m—Vaisit.v lacrosse—Sjia
cuse Ciesccnt A C vs
Penn State—New Benvci
Field
7 00 i>. m—Thespian production—
“ The Kid Himself’—Aud
itoiium
Sundnj,
11.00 a in—Chapel mjimcc— Di C
A Batbour, —Aiultioiium.
100 p m—Banquet—Mon's ami
Gnl's Rillo Team—Penn
State Hotel
Notices
All house*? (tabuing to ontoi the m
tcifrateimty tennis tournament nio
requested to have then repiesentative
for this spoit lepurt to the Sigma
Tin Epsilon house »l seveti-thiity
Monday evening at ninth time a man
ager will be elected. The usual en
trance fee of one dollar will ho dung
ed.
LACROSSE TEAM MEETS
SYRACUSE CRESCENT A. C.
(Continued from fust page)
spurts of brilliance shown in the
Pennsylvania contest
Last y eai s contest w ith the Sv i .tut
sans resulted in a 2.M victory foi the
Lion Tacquet-wieldeis llowtwei, the
New Yorkers used piactically then
whole second team. Actouling to
news ftom the enoim camp, all legu
lai men will tine up against the Blue
and White tomouow detemnned to
avenge the defeat of last season A
an independent athletic club, the bv
racuse Ciescent A C is leputed to
luve one of the stioncst laciossc com
binations in the Enst
In tomorrow’s contest, Haikins will
stait as goal-tendei toi Penn State
with Cook and Feiguson at point and
co\ei -point The Blue md White
goal will be defended by McCandless,
House and Wnlkei Shanks will han
dle the face-off with Helbtg, Belfield
and Wendcl Idling the attack posi
tions Captain Ilackelt at out home
and Btcadv at in home will complete
the Nittony aggiegation
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Cornell University
Summer Session
in LAW
First Term. June 21 to July 28
CONTRACT, Assistant Profes
sor Whiteside ol the Cornell
Law hacultv
PROPERTY, Mi ttilcox or the
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SURETYSHIP, Piofessoi Camp
hell of the Uaivaid Law Fai
ultv
MORTGAGES. Piofessoi Camp
hell
TRUSTS, Piofessm Kiasei,
Dean of the Minnesota Law
Kncult\
MUNICIP U. CORPOR VI lONS
Piofesoi Bin dick. Dean ot
the Cornell Law I-auiltv
PRACTICE. Piofessoi McCas.
kill of the Cornell Law Fac
ulty
Second Term, July 2') to Sept. 1
CONTRACT, continued
AGENCY, Piofessoi Thompson
of the Uimersitv of Pitts
huigh Law’ Facultv
WILLS, Piofessoi Vance of the
Yule Law Faculty
INSURANCE, Piofessoi Vance.
BANKRUPTCY. Assistant Pm
febor Robinson of the Indiana
Umveisitc Law Fiicullv
PARTNERSHIP, Piofohsoi \\ d
son of the Coined Law Fac
ulty
CORPORATIONS, Piofessoi
Stevens of the Coined Law
Fueultv.
Sutdcnls run begin the studv
of law m the suinmei session.
Tor catalog, addiess the
CORNELL 1, \\V SCHOOL
Ithaca, X. Y
SOPH HOP COMMITTEE
REPORTS PROFIT FROM
SECOND-TEAR FUNCTION
In its tepoit to the bophomoie class
m the Bud Pen last night the Soph
Hop committee announced a net piofit
of $l5O 1)0 Chnitman .1 C Belfield
lead the detailed account Following
is the itemized financial icport.
1928 Sophomore Hop
F.j i>duhtio ess
Orchestra $7OO 00
Decorations 400.00
Favors 705.85
Signs y 00
I'eiegiams, Telephone, etc. 3G 00
Floot Wax 2 i 01
W ixmg 18 00
Posteis 4 88
Imitations 27 2G
Fioth Advertising 15 00
Dooi Guaids 20 00
Trip to Philadelphia 25 00
Hauling 0 00
College Laboi 31.01
Cash Advanced, letutned 250.00
Total EiinntlihucH $2274.04
hit mi ics
Flooi Space Sale
Admissions
Advanced Cash
Total liicoiiic $2425 00
Income $2125.00
Expenditures 2274 01
These accounts have been audited
and heioby ccitified to be correct
Signed, Ned M. Fleming, Inteiclass
Tieasuiei.
Membeis of the I**2B Soph Hop
Committee vveie. J C Belfield chuu
man, J F. Dunn, G. C Pencil, J J
Fitrgibbon, W J Gorman, ex-officio,
T II Hnnidton, S. A Hoffman, D O
Lane, Elcanoi Pomeioy, P. R Smalt7,
P Q Tulenko and Winified Wieland.
OHIO U PETITIONS FRIARS
Sophomoio honoiaiv society on the
Ohio university campus has petition
ed to install a chapter of Fnnrs, it
was learned today Should the peti
tion be granted, Ohio will have the
fust ehaptei west of the Ohio rivet
and will belong m the Pennsylvania
piovince, which is made up at piesent
of chapters at Penn State, Washing
ton and Ictfeison, and Susquehanna
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Mother Day Mottoes
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Confections Pastry s
Under New Management
FRATERNITY TRACK MEET
SET FOR FIRST OF MAY
Indmduuls Limited to Three
Events—Five Phiceb To
Count in Scoring
Intel-finteinity and intci-umttrack
meets will be held on New Benvei
field on Satuiday aftcinoon, May fust,
according to Manager H. R Gilbert
j ’2f> The following Monday, Muy
thud, the same gioups will compete
sepaiately in one mile lelay races
Stnrtmg piomptly at one o’clock,
the tegular fifteen events will be tun
off in the customary oidei Saturday
afternoon The rules allow one man
to participate m no moie than thiee
events. In scoring, the first five plac
es will count as follows, first, second,
four, third, tlnee, fourth, two, fifth,
one
To the finteinity and to the unit
gaining the highest number of points
i silver loving cup will be avvaidcd.
A cup will likewise be piesented to
the winning iclay teams of each
gioup
All fratei nities and distncts are
urged to have their entries on the
field and icady to paitiupate by one
o’clock on Satuiday afternoon.
UOWE, MATHEMATICIAN.
INVENTS USEFUL DEVICE
Professor Joseph E. Rowe, fotmerly
in the mathematics depaitment at
Penn {state, has recently invented an
instrument fot solving pioblcms of
tngonometiy, much as an angle is
laid off with a piotiactor The in
strument will solve all kinds of tug
nomctnc pioblcms without the appli
cation of any mathematics other than
luying off angles on cucles and dis
tances on scales Piofessoi Rowe is
now chrectoi of the Extension depart
ment of William and Maiy* college
jn Vnginia. After leaving Penn
State he was Piofessoi at the Abei
deen Pioving Gioumls of the United
States Navy, at Abeideen, Maryland.
BASEBALL CARD CHANGED
Instead of crossing bats with West
Virginia Wesleyan on May fifteenth,
the Penn State baseball team will
meet Bethany college in two games on
May fouitecnth and fifteenth on New
Beaver field, according to Neil Flem
ing, ginduatc nianagei of athletics.
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R. J. ZWEISELE
.THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Nittany Cinder Stars
To Run in Penn Relays
(Continued from first page)
favored over fouiteen other teams in
the mile relay, Penn State will have
a fast team in Battholomevv, Toi
i cnee, Sands and Kai bach Should
Sands be declared ineligible by the
faculty scholastic committee, the
plans of the Nittany mentor will be
disiuptcd
Veteran Four-mile Team
Although Penn State’s tvvo-imle
combination, C E. Smith, Tayloi, Kit
tle and Davis, have little chance a
gninst the fourteen strong combina
tions entered, the outlook is brighter
in the distance relay The foui-mile
team can be counted on to give tioublc
to Syracuse, Boston college, and Pitt,
even if Baiclav, who has been both
eied with a seveic cold, docs not leach
his best form.
Should Baiclav jun his usual nice
the Blue and White squad made up of
the veterans Fouiacie, Stewait, Reis
and Baiclav*, will be a serious conten
dei The Nittany* distance men. the
hurdleis, the quartei-nulc team, and
the mile quaitet, pending Sands’ el
igibility, seem to be Penn State’s
stiongest combinations
Ide, who has shown stendv impiovc
nrent, is sure to thiow the h umnei in
that event. The poweiful ’weight
man will encounter keen opposition
from seveial outstanding eastern pci
foimeis but should place among the
leadeis. Seveial others have been en
tered in the spcc.nl events but may
not be called into uction
Lion Batsmen Engage
Gettysburgians Today
(Continued fiom first page)
dependable twirlers in Moilimei and
Jones Williams will do the receiv
ing for the invadcis
Slate Inclcgible For Sc.i-.nn
llaity Slate, star hut ter from the
1925 freshman ranks, who had been
irclcgiblc thus far foi failing to mea
sure up to the required scholastic
standing, has been dcckucd melegible
foi Varsity compction for the lc
mainder of the season Slate’s loss
will be felt, as he was being counted
upon to take a regulai tuin on the
hill At the piesent tune Derrick’*
mainstays on the pitching peak con
sist of the veteians Styborski and
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Class Offices Attract
Numerous Candidates
(Continued from first page)
Ji ,at the Omega Epsilon house Er
rors m spelling may be icportcd by
letter.
Class of 1!)27
The follow mg men were nominated
for picsulcnt R R. Fouracre, H L.
Fntchman, G. M. Hams, E. 11. Mar
tin, E J. Pecon, S. L. Reeder, S. 11.
Toichia, E L Willard
For secrelaiy* W. F. Adler, W C
Ament, C E Blank, R. A. McQuadc,
J. JI Stazcvvski
Foi treasurer. J. G. Davis, J C.
Geuy, A. W. Nisslcy, W R. Maik, A.
I\ Murtorff, W E. Pritchard, W. J
Tuiish, C R. Shnydci.
Foi Student Council, the following
men uetc nominated from the School
of Agmultuic R. 11. Adams, II L.
Detvv iler, R. B. Dickerson, R B. Don
aldson, J II Erb, F. E Gever, J. A.
GntTitiis, H J. Johnson, F. W Kaiser,
J. E Killinger, T. C Leightv, G P
Lippincott, P J. Munz, L. G Rose
l.eny, L D. Skinner, J. P. Ycrkms, A
S Zerbe
Front the School of Chemistry and
Physic** J. B Calvert, E H Coleman,
W L. Douthett, R P Hcrvvick, P. B.
Reis, S W. Rumbcl, A. C Santy, J
V Stv boi ski, W. B. Test.
Fionr the School ol Education W.
A Baer, E E. Howard, J. W. Laige
Fiom the School of Engineering: J.
A Costello, G. L. Fisher, V. W. Gray,
J. A High, H. R Huffman, J V Ing
ham, R. E. King. C G. W. Leitzol, R
M Pfntagraff, T A Mathias, A E.
Pearce, T. B. Seidel, S. C Snyder, E
L Spitlci, E C Stemkirchner, R P.
Strickland, J. H Tens, H. H. Waltei,
W. R Wendel, G. A Williams.
From the School of Liberal Arts:
If S. Buck, H. W. Buschmg, K E
dungeon, W S Creighton, S H.,
Culp, G W Davis, Jr., R J Diaz, G
F. Fislrcr, W. E Frazer, J. G Ilcsse,
After the Prom
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tasteful sitt. Vou can And an exceltent
Old Main Art Shop
124 East College Ave.
I rnlfrnilj picture', etchings, silhouettes.
Isiieslries. lamps, fa'or*. cards, etc A
sprclal line ot Mother’s Day cards is here
Make jour selection early
W. 11. Huntzinger, J. E. Keehan, II
B McCabe, L R. Plotts, J. F. Rankin,
S R. Robb, F. W. T. Smith, J. H.
Stewart, F. N. Weidncr, Ji., H. G
Womsley.
From the School of Mines: G. J.
Bair, S. M. Gnhagcn, J. F Robb, G.
H. Todd, J. A. Younkms, Jr.
Class of 1928
The* following rm*n wen* nominated for
president: J C Ucllluld, H. K llewltt, Jr.,
}{ U VonNiitln.
For xtrclArj' I. I( Toned G II KilcDT
C F Gcttlnucr. VV 11 llko, T h Patlon, It
It. Taylor. W H. Zoliiior
lor treasurer A F Dn'ii G 1) Dctwitcr
C F Him), S A. Hoffman, I'. U Million, VV
H Itoy.r, D VV T«>!or
lor Student Council, the following men
"ere nominated from the farhool of Agrtcul*
tore: G VV. Chnmbirlln J VV. Csinki W I*
(■riihnni .1 N lliimit. It. K* Hamilton it A
llllipenstcLle. N M Krttdir. It I* Lucs, J.
1) Marts, tr, C R I'orter. 1* J Tulenko, J
T Vnmlcnburir. Jr. J H Weinberger
I rum the School of Chemistry and I'liysir*.
J. O Arnold, A. 11 Kurlund. O A Miller, C
S Myirs If II Topky, G 11, SrhubnUcr, C
I- StaulTer. M Tarris, A. S Tornay. J M
\V< therhold
1 rom the School of Tudcatlon h C. Cook,
C T Tnulkncr It VV Hnnkey, R. b Jumisnn,
J. T. Jo'tdl. S A I'riy
hmm the School of 1 nithicerini; H P
IlhinkcnlnlUr. T K. Rsterly. 1 1 Dunn, J
J hiUGildion I M Cm.cr G K Glass. VV.
J. Conn'll! M A. Hunt. VV S Liggett VV
J K. M Mel*h« mon G > Tut
ttr«on, C VV Phillips. D R I'rntt. VV S
Sims. I* J Sturgeon. G K. Sullhnn VV. E.
Timmn*. h N* Thomi»«on A E Wilson
From the School of Liheral Arts R. M At
kinson. It JI Unrtholnmcxv. 11 J J lynn, D
Gnu. A I. Hartley I* I* Hess, R T tolly,
K. C Mathcnon J Schlatonc. V O Schin
ntrer VV*. S Thomson R. A Wilson
I'rom the School of Mine- - J O Marshall
1928 La Vic Board Nominees
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Friday, 'April 23, 1020
Ghiviruinl, I. R Kcntiaw, II W. Marsh, J,
N Milkr, P R SmulU
Nominations fur Ouhliioss Mnnniror .1 I< r
-I'iiMn, M S Fisher, U W Hnnkcy, 1( IS
Kllborn, 1) O. Lane, O 0 McCnndlwd, (J. t'
Patterson, O S Pride, M C Welker
Class of 1929
for preiiilont of tlic etnas of Kit!'), Ilie fol
lowing men were nominated 1‘ t. t-arley,
A J Care*. O U Hclffrich, H V Pfeifer,
W II Wolf
Tor Secretary J M Harnish. N 11. hunes,
J. A Watcrflcld. J W. Wilhelm. G. A Yu*l
hor treosurer II K Doditc, W A Grater,
T. Moore, J. K lUinkin, W. A Snylor
lor Student Council Ihe follow Inc men
wire nominated from the School of Acrlcul
lure J. W. hshvtnum. K. M Ccmmill, It. V
Gifford. R V llnlin T W Lord, J W Mul
lln M R Shenviti, It M Warren, T. I*. Whit
taker
I'rom the School of Chemistry nml Physics
T W Pair P Epstein C. W Henry, A E.
James, E. Lyon, Jr, W S. McCarter.
From the School of Education M A. Urnun,
T J West.
From the School of Engineering J. M
Itachmnn W C ilodyenmb, R S Corson, H
1! Curry, it C Hililer, G M Keefir, M A
Klein, P C Morse, II C Schluikir
From the School of Liberal Arts W G
Howl. f. It Jackson It T Keefer. It K
Monohan, S P lirhldey, J. P. ltced, W. It
Spangler, S L Whtlc->cll
hrom the School of Mines R S llussnr.l,
II Cashdoilar, It Graham I> I Harman \V.
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