flrtdav, way 7, EX-GOVERNOR TENER MAY APPEAR HERE Billed For Talk In Bpllefonto Monday—State College Date Uncertain PEPPER CANCELS LOCAL SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT A possibility that ex-Governoi I K. Toner, gubernntmml candidate m the l'h’G campaign, may appear hoio to '•peak to the citizens of State Col lege Monday, was seen following an announcement vestcidny by the Key xtone Gazette that he is booked foi a speaking engagement in Bellefonte at ten o’clock Monday morning. At a late hour yesterday it could not he definitely nscei tamed whethoi or not the ex-Govcinoi would make the tup to State College. At the picsent time Mr. Tenei is campaign ing in the western portion of Penn sylvania and an outline of his plans for the coming week were not dis closed. Pepper Cancels Engagement Here When he was unexpectedly called to the East, Senatoi George Wlmiton Peppei was forced to cancel all his speaking engagements throughout ccntial Pennsylvania for the present time. Senator Pepper was schedul ed to arnvc in State. College Tuesday as pait of Ins stumping campaign, but the unexpected message fiom Philadelphia caused a cancellation of the engagement. Coming on another political wave was the rumor, afoot that Mrs. Gif ford Pinchot, wife of the present governor, would be bero Wedncsd.u to campaign for her husbnnd in the latter’s endeavors foi the , senator ship. Mis. Pinchot hns been slump ing the State in assisting her husband and it was announced fiom unoiriu.il soutccs that she intends to visit State ‘College next week Seniors Elect Honor Men—Adopt Lion Suits (Continued irom first page) the student committee on Mo\c-up Day met with the approval of the class and was earned H. W Cohen, chnirmnn of the committee, dosciiheil the pioposcd senior jjnrb and was ap pointed to take care of the disti ibu tion of the suits, T ’lie Lion Suits will be made of some (lui able white material- and will be pi iced at two'dollars They will con sist of overall stvle ti ouscis and pack et*. sfrCQhSfiKV’ative '-»t ylf* -withfa-Mue lion stomped 'on the back of each A supply of stock sues will probably be leceived Monday. Distribution will be made with one of the popular cloth ing stoics as a ccntci Seniors will be fitted in stock sire* nnd if the supply falls shoit other 01 dots will be placed As each suit i* purchased it Mill be stamped with .1 blue Lion. Membeis of the gradu ating class are urged to leport to bi outfitted at an eailv date La Vie On Sale C. E Megargol, business manage! of the La Vie, announced that copies of the year book can be sccuied fot foui dollars upon application to him Ii T Knebel urged on behalf of the Caps and Gowns committee that theio be whole-hearted lesponse to the cauls for measurement appointments ■which he expects to mail ne\t week W X.NTED—Caslnci Must hnve ref erentes Apply' at Blue Moon Rcs tauiant nt once ltp Trustees Decide On Graduation Program (Continued from first page) Tlayers showing of “The Boomeiang" is billed for Fnda\, June eleventh nnd the Thespians’ “The Kul Himself” will go on the bonids the ne\t evening Meeting in the Piesidont’s office Friday the Boaid of Tiustoes Mill elect now members to the Board The Alumni Council meeting nnd banquet is .it five o’clock in the evening while the class banquet and icunion is at sis. The Revel end Muitland Alexander of Pittsburgh will deliver the Bacca laureate Seimon Sunday morning at ten-thirty o'clock. In the afternoon the College bum! will enteitain on the fiont campus Pieceding an evening concert nt eight-thuty o’clock will bo Hie Vespci services in the open an thentie ' .Uiimni I)a> Program Monday, Alumni Day, will be oc pied by alumni confeienees, senior Class Day exercises and the annual meeting of the Alumni Association in the Auditonum Many e.ents aie pionuscd for that dav. Theie will be included class stunts, the paiade of the classes to New Beavei field, the special tiack events and the even ing lcccption foi ictui nmg Penn State men in the Armoiy. The musical Clubs will give a le* cital at eight o’clock in the Auditm lum and at nine o'clock the leception in the Armoiy will stait Alumni, faeultv, scniois, juniois and guests aie invited The Commencement Ball will be held fiom ten o’clock in the evening until two o’clock in the Ai moi y. Closing the exercises Tuesday, Com mencement Dn.v.will be the piocession fiom McAUistei Hall to the front campus and the awaidmg of diplomas at ton-thirty 111 the morning. In case of ram the exeicises will be held 11* the Auditorium Bucknell Plebes Stop Yearling Nine By 13-3 (Continued fiom first page) hits were turned in by the entue team, but the majoiitv ,weie widely scattered and accounted foi no mils Ten men fanned on the trickv offci ings of Ilalicki, who pitched for the Bucknell yearlings. J Iladlcy accounted for the first freshman score in the second inning and Monahan brought m the other tv.*o tallies in the tlmd and fifth WoIIT was instrumental in sending his team-mate across the plate Bucknell disti [bated the score throughout eight ..innings and scored ~&E"TeasE‘one run in each period The heaviest sconng was done in the sev ertth and eighth innings when' the Lewisburg yearlings increased then total by six runs Leo is still troubled with an uncci tain mound staff SchaciLoski start cd the Bucknell encounter but wa taken out m the seventh inning o the fray to make way foi Decker Neithei of the tosseis legisteied i stnke-out Grow replaced Benedic at shortstop in the seventh rnmnj while Buchanan batted foi Dobbelaa in the ninth. In the Spring The wise caterer realizes the necessity of changing the menu for spring days. Winter or summer, spring or fall, the foods for the season may always be obtained s On West College Ave. “METZGER’S HAVE IT” Send HER a gifts Greeting FOR MOTHER VCarcyf Framed Mottoes . 50c to $2.50 OfMr MOTHER ’ S DAY CARDS Mothers Schraffts Candy Day Books Stationery L. K. METZGER I I 111 Allen St. BUMS’ UNION CONVENES ON CAMPUS TOMORROW All Freshmen Eligible Bui Musi Wear Sufficient Clothinff Or Pay Penally Hoboes from nil Ponnsjlvnma nnd neighbonng stales will appear on the campus tomouow in vnnous stages of lespeetabihtv when the yearlings ob seive Ponn State’s annual Poverty Dav Uveiy member of the class of 102*1 is eligible foi membership in the Bum’s Union, and each is expected to aftrlintc Costumes for the dav must cxpicss to a certain dogicc the : poverty pi evident among trnmps, an mchists and other social lights. Freshmen aie icquited to don then tnttcied vestments at eight o’clocl tomorrow morning nnd to wear them until five in the afternoon ni until the conclusion of the Navy-Penn State baseball game Too dunng diess will be punished bv Tribunal uction. Prizes will be awarded to the best exponents of uttei insolvency at the conclusion of a paiade to be ananged before the baseball game A commit tee of aitists will judge the “ragalin” of the fust-vcai men. 243 Cases Treated By Health Service Penn State students missed 3388 houis of class work because' of sick ness and injuries dunng the month of April, accoidmg to the leport of the Health Department submitted l»> Di Rienour yesterday Di Ritenour also states in this month’s repoit that theie weie 737 visited in the Infiimmy 2-17 new con ditions tieatcd, *l2 old conditions treat ed, 229 excuses gi anted, and 20 bod patients. Throughout the past >eai the Col lege Health Seiviee has been very suc cessful in administering to the medi cal needs of the students Dunng the winter Dr. Ritenoui tiented sev eral serious cases, including thicc pneumonia patients CHEER LEADER ELECTIONS Hoad Cheer Leader II S Buck ’27 Assistant II M. Freeburn ’27 Junior Assistants 11. F. Blankenbiller ’2B L R. Fcncil ’2B A. Kuilnnd ’2B P M. McWilliams ’2B RUBBER CASE BATTERY 13 PLATE $15.00 Nittany Motor Co. AT FYES’ THE FENN STATE COLT.ibuIAIT Underclassmen To (FRATERNITY NINES OPEN Mi "g le At Smoker SCHEDULES IN TOP FORM (Continued from first page) of moKic Lick.. A novoltv act «.ll Slate ’2B Fans Setentecn In Si\ then he staged. Innings Winning For Phi The to Inst event •will lie a set _>,• o 1 of temjr solos by W. C. Bowie ’2*i, nc* Kappa l Si. --1 eompnnied hv Sherwood Smith '2O • He will sms: “Lost bv the Ride of the Although onlx thiee out of six sched- Rimd’’ by Clnik; “Change O' Mind” ulod games of the Intorfiatemitv bv Cuiriin, and “Me and Muh Paid- | 3lV soba!l senes xxeie jilajcd, a brand nei" bv Strickland As a find mini- ~f pj U \ unusual to such eaily-senson ber PJ. Farley ’2l and Louis SCaton- eonU ., N xias manifested lek '2*l, two members, of the Thespi in j \ tt t | le j>, Kappa Alpha-Theta Knp enst, will do a special dance act The , m pj,, t h« foimei nine got off committee's statement Wednesdux fol- t() an o .ti lv lead and was never hend ows* ed, the final scoie bung 11 to J in fa vouring ns a clinrnv to the Spuil \m of Pi Krppa Alpha Week activities, this smohei, it is Behind the pitching of II A Slate hoped, will become an annual exonts '2B, xxho fanned 17 men in (! innings and will be used to bind together the without allowing a hit, the Phi Kup txxo i mil classes in spmt of fnend- |> i Pm team turned hack the Sigma ship xvhich would be pracliciillx im- Pi tosseis b\ a 2 to 1 count possible to do by an> othei means’’ The onlx othet game resulted in a tie between the Beta Theta Pi and Phi Kappa nines Alpha Chi Sigma and Alpha Zeln, Delta Sigma Phi and Alph i Chi Kho, and Alpha Gamma Phi and Chi Upsdon games weie post poned on account ol the pushball sciap Thespians Issue Call For New Manuscripts (Continued from first pace) nutlim or authors. The fift\ dnllu inynltj foi each road perfmrmince aftei the first sik also will he nude The winners last jear %\eie It B i Smith '2(5, J. W. Ettci ’2l. E II Cole- \ man ’27, J II Vance ’27 and Iluniniel Fishbuin '22. < The Thespian road tup met v ith i fan success at Willmmspni t, Yoilc, | Hanisbuig, Washington, Frnt Mon- 1 roe and Hampton. Duiuig then sta\ j in Washington the Tliespsans weie. entertained by Wnung’s Penns\lvan-I inns ; GERNERD’S j A new lot of 1 4-Piece Suits j have just ar- : rived. | $3O and $35 j Cleaning - Pressing * Repairing BOOKS! The Newest Novels are added to our Rental Library—as they are published J Stationery Books KEELER’S Supplies Cathaum Theatre Bldg. •s~l*^~l*^ , *l**t 4 *l~l~***l*^**l“M*'I 4, .* , l**«*^*^* , ’**t'*t**l**M“l*'!~«**l~l**4*^r-**t* , !* , l**l**t—l~iM*^~ , l“M~l~l'-l~l—l-*J' % | | Industrial Engineering Department | t CEDAR CHESTS - - - - $3.50 to $21.00 | Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables i: i- £ CHIFFONIERS $12.50 TYPEWRITER TABLES - - $ (.00 to $lO.OO CHAIRS $3.50 DESKS $12.50 to $25.00 TABLES $5.00 COSTUMERS $2.00 GATE-LEG TABLES $5.50 DRAWING BOARDS - - $1.25 to $3.00 SWINGS $5.00 to $lO.OO ROOM 106, UNIT B WATCH THIS AD .w. a .j. a .j. .;~ 4 . .v»;. FRIGIDAIRE j See It In Operation In Our Window | ’ 1 Rral | Frigidaire Is Colder B 'ISf 1 ' Than Ice H 1 Automatically, Frigidaire elec trie refrigeration maintains a |B® Bffl temperature so cold that foods stay fresh until they come to / "" ’WPmr y our table. Frigidaire is always I cold. See Frigidaire demon / . strated at our display room. 1 Electric Supply Co. Peoples National Rank Bltlg. terms ami new law firfttfldfflififiß &^ EOECraiCQ It E FUIGER ATION ONE thing this hotel has always meant to visitors in State College is better values —in rooms, in food, in service, in com fort. Penn State Hotel Across East Campus EUGENE 11. LEDERER Rev. Lovell Gives Aid For Vocations (Continued from first page) in 1 *>oo, attending l.ilei the Hnitford Theological *lOllllllOl%. Most of his life has been demoted to educational woih, the Philadelphia minister I.a\- ing spent fifteen ye.ns conti ibiitmg to the cause of luhnnccment of t! 1- phase of woik in southern Cluni Since l'J2O, 110 has been tinselling thioughout the colleges ot the United States as ,1 \ncatiun.tl coiriselloi It students He has nuiuiicd a national icputation in connection with this -mt of jeligious enteipnso among the col leges of the United States VISIT THE OLD MAIN ART SHOP Cards and Gifts for Mother’s Day, Grad uation, and all other special occasions. Opposite Front Campus \ Hear the % | Blue and White Orchestra | (S. S. Bcrengeria Orchestra ) X | Every Evening j Five to Seven | AT | THE BLUE MOON »r£. EDWARD Exclusive * Representative CLOTHES— Made foi You ttk Jfft The Edw-vrd Tuloking Co, Inc, Vbiladdphia Swrtmuvick^ Panatropes -Radiolas-Records W. R. GENTZEL East College Ave. The New Pink of Perfection As a timely token for Mother’s Day we have prepared a special wrap for the Pink of Perfec tion in one pound and two pound sizes. RAY D. GILLILAND Druggist the Edward show ing of custom suitings and topcoatmgs, and in Edward style, you will find the newest ideis as worn on the campus by wcil-Jrcsscd students Choice woolens from American and Pritish looms the correct gar ment designs individu al!) cut and tailored to vour measure *2B” *3875 The EmsAiin Tut—flic new t\pe of dinner jacket sun, bench-made in line maceruls
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