Penn Points I
To Sear
The Lions? I
VOL. X)al, No. 44
Varsity, Cub Quintets Meet Pitt
As Part of Sports Carnival Here
Captain Mike llamas To
Play Last Tilt for
Lions Tomorrow
FINALE OF YEAR
FOR BOTH FIVES
Geared to a high pitch of anticipa
tiol, awaiting battle with on eager
ness that bespeaks "Revenge." the
l'enn State basketball team is all set
and rarin' to go as FOOll as the referee
gives the signal that will send the
Lions MP) battle against an aggrega
tion of Pitt court stars on the local
hardwoods tomorrow night at sere"
o'clock.
In addition to being the finale of
the season for both teaum, the game
will mark the passing of Captain
Mike llamas, ever-threatening for
ward luminary. from the ranks of
Penn State basketball competition.
Ever since his appearance on the Blue
and White floor team, Mike has prov
ed one of the game's sillier stars, con
stantly looming as a menace to op
posing teams because of his incom
parable "dead-eye."
Pitt Rules Favorite
Coach Hermann, Captain Mike and
the entire Nittany cage squad have
by no mea•.ts forgotten the 33-27 set
back banded out by the Panthers when
the Lions made a visit to Pittsburgh
two weeks ago. In fact. it is that
stimulus that makes the home play
em actually shout "BLOOD" when
ever the name of Pitt is mentioned.
If there ever was a "grudge" ill:At
tie, it will be the basketball game to
morrow night. It could well be term
ed "The court battle of the century."
But the Nitany team will have to be
decidedly "on" if they hope to achieve
their goal, a win over the Pitt team,
for the Panthers have bent rated with
the leading quintets of the country
by virtue of descisions over Washing
ton and Jefferson, Carnegie Tech,
West Virginia, Michigan State, Michi
gan and Syracuse.
Penn State's forward Iran of Ila
nias. Roepke and Reilly will again
Mart the game and it appears likely
that Coach Ilermann will select
Whitey VonNieda and George Delp
from his wealth of veteran guard ma
terial to answer the opening call.
FRESHMEN BOXERS MEET
BELLEFONTE TOMORROW
Yearlings in Opening Match of
Season—Visitors Win
Over Bucknell. 5-2
After a 5-2 win over the I:ucknell
yearlings last week. the Bellefonte
Academy ringmen will encounter the
Nittony plebe boxing team tomorrow
afternoon in the Armory at twelve
forty-five o'clock.
Awaiting the verification of Coach
Leo Imouck, the successful candidates
for positions on the freshman and
sophomore teams have been chosen.
These choices are the results of elim
inations which have been held during
the past three weeks under the dircc
tion of Coach Houck and the stair of
boxing managers.
The freshman line-up that will be
considered for. positions by virtue of
having eliminated all aspirants in their
respective weights are as follows:
Christopher, 115 pounds; Eby. 125
pounds; Cardoni. 155 pounds; Lewis,
115 pounds; Struble, Pin pounds; Mil
ler. 175 pounds, and Gitterman, unlim
ited. This group has survived elim
inations which started with the match
ing of almost eighty freshmen. It is
practically certain that these men will
face Bellefonte's scrappers tomorrow.
Culp, Miller Honored
At Comics Convention
11. Culp '27 and I X Miller '2.11
of the Profit stair were appointed to
the advertising and reprint commit
tees. respectively, of the annual Am
erican College Comics convention held
at the Hotel Pennsylvania in Philadel
phia last week.
This was the first meeting at which
Froth has ever been represented. The
positions on these two committees deal
with advertising policies and reprints
of serials and cuts.
DRUIDS ELECTIONS
S. J. Kolikoski '29
A. W. Bass '2O
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Week-end Events
Saturday
12:45 p. in.-I;oxints.—Frrti6tn.tu
Vs. Beikfonte.
2:00 p. Var:thy
vs. New York Uni-
._ versify. i
! 3:50 p. m.—WreAtling---Varsi- !
i ty v. 4. University of 1
PennsylVallia.
7:00 p. j
city ys. University of
Pittsburgh.
i 8:15 p. m.—Basketball—Fresh
iman vs. University i
i of Pittsburgh fresh- i
men.
8:15 p. m.-I.ecturt.—A rthur I
Pillsbury —Auditor-
i turn.
• 1
i Sunday
II :00 a. m.—Chapel service—
! Auditorium.
3 :30 p. m.—Orche.4tra Conecrt
—Auditorium.
POWERFUL N. Y. U.
TEAM TO EXTEND
NITTANY RINGMEN
11 Lassman Will Engage Rog
Mahoney in Ileavy i right
Bout Tomurro?v
VISITORS HAVE BEATEN
ARMY AND TEMPLE U
ilendick To Box in Light-heavy
Post—Grazier Encounters
Formidable Welter
With . two of the best heavyweights
in intercollegiate -competition in its
line-up, New York university's for
midable boxing team will attempt to
cut into the Pew State list of victor
ies tomorrow and avenge its lone de
feat of the season which it experienc
ed Saturday at the hands of Ford
ham's expert ringmen.. The meet will
start in the Armory at two o'clock in
the afternoon.
Coach Leo Houck will :4;11111 pat on
the six men whom he took to Syra
cuse Saturday wad will send in Roger
Mahoney against Al N. Y.
Ws. reputed mankiller. Allis war
will light in his regular IN-pound
weight while Ilendiek will concede his
opponent twenty pounds and do his
combating in the 175-pound dirisio•r.
Although defeated by the Pordhom
team. which. incidently humbled Army
by a 6-1 score, the N. V. U. miktmen
present one of the most agg r e ssive
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Frothy Takes Dot
And Dora to Hop
"0 my, spring has come." declared
I•'roNay as he hopped, skipped and
jumped across the street this Infirnifig
to Graham's with a brand new con
signment of belated humor hearing
the caption. "Soph Bop Number."
But lo! Everything has apparent
ly gnu wrong for Frothy. "Nothing
New Under the Sun," a tale of la
ment front his rusty pen bemoans
the fact that "Its the sane old Hop."
Very pessimistic! Why even the
Spring weather is wet, sloppy, boring
to this "gloomy" individual who even
fails to notice that the trees are tom
ing green and that Silver Stein has
promised a clever decorating scheme
for the Armory•.
Last-minute Telegram
And in his tale of woe, !',old;/ ;elk
"'rite Sad Story of Sir Catherwaite"
that English noble who invited a fair
friend to the Soph flap in the good
old days when the underclassmen
tripped the light fantastic on the
greensward. Alas for Sir Cather-
Waite. the princess telegraphed at the
last minute that it. was impossible to
come and would his nobleness please
forgive.
But whom did Protlty run into
(dance into) at-the Hop but Dot and
Dora the two carefree co-eds who
were invited to the dance by the cam
pus cops. Dot and Dora had some
difficulty in getting away because
memory of how they "spiked" the
punch at last year's affair still linger.
rears have been broadcast that
they'll slip another quart. of gin into
the beverage.
Nevertheless Frothy is going to hop
up to the sophomore's formal tonight
even though his girl gave him a
stand-up at the last Minute.
STATE COLLEGE, PA., FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1927
Freshmen to Meet Pitt
Plebes in Final
Engagement
VISITORS TRY FOR
THIRTEENTH WIN
Anxious to avenge a previous de
feat, the freshman basketball team
will line up against the undefeated
Pittsburgh plebes in the Armory to
morrow evening after the varsity en
counter in what will be the finale for
both teams.
The visiting quintet has a record
which boasts of no setbacks. Wash
ington and Jefferson and Carnegie
Tech freshmen were each downed
twice as a pail or twelve consecutive
victories for the Panther passers. By
virtue or 0 one-sided SS-23 win on the
home emir:. two weeks ago the Blue
and Gold yearlings will reign favor.'
ites tomorrow in the return game.
In Captain Hyatt, the Smoky City
clan has a forward who has not been
held under ten points this season. Ile
is ably supported by 7.elrfuss his run
ning mate. Cohen. center, with Mor
itz and Ashbaugh. gut r •ds. Edwtr•ds
and Mango, substitutes. also- should
see service for the visitors.
Coach Conover is likely to start the
1110 pasou -pap do-aull mans
the Syracuse freshmen last week.
Fry's situ• work last week gives Wan
the call over Dinwoodie as Capt.=
Staley's running mate while Wally
Leyda will hold limn his usual post
at center. Anselmo will take care of
one guard post hut the other is a
toss
up between Lee and Balmer.
U. OF P. MATMEN
INVADE LION CAMP
Pollock and Erb May Be Called
Into Service Against Red
And Blue Tomorrow
INTERCOLLEGIATE TEST •
FOLLOWS FINAL MEET
Determined to eiad up its dual
Meet season in creditable style, the
Nittany wrestling team will meet a
dangerous University of l'ennsylvan
ia aggregation in the Aimuiry tomor
row.
Comparative record.s give Penn
State slight odds in the advance pre
dietious of the pending fray, but
Coach Speidel. ever wary, has nut
permitted his men to become over-con
(Went. Following the final Yrelimin
ary test here tomorrow, the grapplers
will point for the ultimate aim of a
season's work—the annual Intercoi
tegiates which will be held this year
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REVEREND F. R. GRIFFIN
WILL ADDRESS CHAPEL
Quaker City Pastor Active in
State Public Education
And Child Labor
The Rev. Frederick It. Griffin, into
tor of the First Unit:u•ian church of
Philadelphia. will conduct the chapel
services in the A allotment Sunday
morning. Ile has had wide experience
as a college speaker.
The Reverend Mr. Griffin was grad
uated from Bates college in IS9B, re
ceiving the degree of bachelor of arts
and from there went to ltarvard
where he was granted the degree of
S. T. IL in 1001. In 1028 he was
awarded the degree of Doctor of Di
vinity front his first alma mater.
Rev. Griffin has been a palish min;
inter• for twenty-live years, the past
ten of which have been spent in his
present position. Ile was ordained
Unitarian minister in 1901 and went
to the pastorate of Braintree,• Massa
chusetts where he remained until 1009.
From 1909 until 1917 he was at Mon
treal, Canada, and in 1917 he went to
Philadelphia. Mr. Griffin is a director
of the American Unitarian Associa
tion, and a director of the Public Edit
cation and Child Labor Association
of Pennsylvania.
Of his twenty-live years as a min
ister Mr. Gritl•in says, "During those
years I have preached in many col
leges and schools and have found the
experiences in all ways refreshing and
rewarding."
Crocker Will Address
Science AsSociatiOn on
Plant Research Work
Giving an illustrated talk on or
ganhttion and equipment used in
plant research work, De.
Crocker, director of the Boyt:e Thomp
son Institute for P:ant Research at
Yonkers, New York, will address the
Penn State branch -f the American
Association for the Advancement of
Science in the Physics Building 'rttes
day night. All who are interested
may attend.
De. Crocker, an , internationally
known physiologist,' teas formerly
chairman of the department of physi
ology at the University of Chicago.
The BVee Thompson Institute, of
which Dr. Crocker is director, has
done notable work on virus disease::
in plants, seed-borne parasites, light
relations of plants nod mush Welton:-
ical tail microchemical research.
NOTED NATU RALIST
,
SPEAKS TOMORROW
Arthur C. Pillsbimv Presents
, •
Illustrated Lecture on
Floral Phenomena
SPECIAL CAMERA WILL
SHOW LIFE OF PLANTS
Arthur C. Pillsbury, noted natural
ist and lecturer will live an illustrat
ed talk on plant and animal life in the
Auditorium tomorrow , Aight at eight
fifteen o'clock Uri the sixth number on
the Artist's Entertainment Course.
"Explorations in Plant Life" will
be Mr. Pillsbury's subject and the
talk will be illustrated by pictures
made with a special photographic
camera of his own design and con
struction. The machine operates by
_clockwork aml shows the actual do
velopment of plants and flowers on
the screen.
The reels include scenic films of the
Yosemite and the high Sierras. Au
other film is culled. "pte Biology of
the Flowers" and shol,linany micro
scopic views of bird and animal life.
BotwAists of great renown have
watched these pictures of Mr. Pills
bury with interest, but their delight
is not nearly us keen as the sensations
obtained by the untrained nian or wo
man who is a lover of tile oat-of
doors.
Because he is the official photogra
pher at the Yosemite National Park,
and because he has devoted the great
er part of his life to the study of wild
flowers and animals, Mr. Pillsbury
has woven his reels of flower life Lido
an unusually pleasing evening's en
tertainment.
COUNCIL WILL DISMISS
DELINQUENT MEMBERS
Appoints Committees to Govern
Student Elections and
,hove-up Day
Annuli'Ling committees to govern
student eleetions aad Alove-up Day,
1111111illg three other committee.s, dis
missing two members of its body for
lack of attendance wad ratifying the
election of three students to the Slue
Key Society, the Student Council held
iU semi-mostly meeting Tuesday ev
ening.
E. 1.. Spitler '27 received the ap
pointment as chairman of the elec
tion.; committee with 11. S. Buck '27 'l
It. J. Diaz '27, V. 0. Sclrkinerer '2B,
E. A. Graham '2B, R. It. Dickerson
'2B, J. C. Gorman '2l), It. F. Halm '29,
A. J. Cares '2ll, and the freshman'
class president as associates.
The love-tip Day group includes
W. P. Reed '27, chairman. W. E.
Pritchard '27, I'. I'. Iles '2s, A. S.
Gurney '2B and C. W. Chamberlain
'2B. Bodies were also appointed to
provide for Mothers' Day, a relief of
transportation cr.•.tge.tion during holi
day seasons, and council attendance.
Seting a precedent, the council
dropped It. I). Dundore '27 and It. P.
Ilerwick '27 for failure to attend at
at least one of three successive meet
-1
lags.
L Who's-ran—c-i—nli
Sophomore I ❑ lop (Amory)
SATURDAY
° ‘tlitha Granata Ither--• Alpha Chi
Phi Lambda Theta Theta Chi
• Phi Delta Theta—
' Sigma Nu
Delta Unt Hon
Theta Nil'hi Sigma Kappa
Phi liarPa Psi Chi Phi
Gamma Delta Bela Sign Ilk.
Chi laintlala %Au Sigma Alpha l'lnAilott
\lpht hi Sigma Lambda Chi Alpha
Delta inn Delta Omega Kim Dan
Phi Nat'l'. Sinn.. ' , ha Siy:nw Chi
Tau Phi Delta Tall lin Pra En•ilan
Omega Delta Hon lPhu Sit. n u Phi
hero Theta PI
• Combined Dances
VICE-PRESIDENT OF
P. R. R. TO SPEAK
TODAY ON 'SERVICE'
Glister. Lee Gives Lecture This
Afternoon in Auditorium
At Four-thirty
WILL MEET PRESIDENT,
OFFICERS Al' LUNCHEON
Speaker Began Career on Tyrone
Division—Graduated From
Massachusetts Tech
P.lisha Lee, vice-president of the
Pennsylvania railroad compiray, af
ter making a thorough inspection
tow• of the College, will speak on the
subject "Service—Human and Rail
road- this afternoon at fmu•-thirty
o'clock in the Auditorium.
Engineering students will be ex
cused from clasFes the last hour lltit
aftermion for the purpose of attend
ing the lecture. Mr. Lee was origin
ally scheduled to speak to senior en
gineers in Old Chapel but because of
his wide educational interest and the
Lroad scope of his subject, he will
speak in the Auditorium, affording an
opportunity to all studc•.tts and facul
ty members to heau• him.
Po!lowing the lecture a dinner will
he given at the University Club for
the visitor at which President Iletzel
will also attend. Deans and ad
ministrative officers will have an zip
partiality to meet Mr. Lee at this
time.
ORCHESTRA OYES
CONCERT SUNDAY
Band mast er Thompson Arranges
Inclusive Program For
Fourth Recital
GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MAKES
DEBUT IN NEXT NUMBER
The College orchestra will present I
the fourth number of the winter Sun-
day concert series in the Auditorium,
Sunday at three-thirty o'clock. The
program has been arranged under the
(firm:tic:l of Bandmaster W. 0.
Thompson.
The Program will he of a varied
nature with violin, flute and bell solos.
Len Leman '3O and W. F. Stimmel
'2B, violinists, K. K. lloWard '27.
flutist and P. It. Selmyder '27, bells,
will present solos, in a program widen
will contain marches. minuets, and
other arrangeme-ats by popular com
posers. Among the numbers which .
Wilt be presented will be the march
"Mend America" and l'aderewski's
celebrated "Minuet" which has been
successfully presented by the orches
tra.
A convert by the Girls' Glee Club
will he the next offering of the Sivi
tiny :wile.; of en twin itunca ts. This;
penformanee will be given on March
twenty-seventh.
Four Quintets Win in
Inter fraternity League
Four teams catered the round he
fore the semi-linals in the Interfra
ternity basketball tourney Tuesday in
the Armory, all the games being rust
and well played. Tan Kappa Epsilon
eliminated ileta Theta Pi, In-14; Del
ta Upsilon outclassed Friend's Union,
13-iit I l'i defeated Sigma Tau
Pith :16-11 and Alpha Tau Omega aos
ed out Sigma Tau Phi. 1143. The Tho headquarters of the songsters
tournament will be resumed on Toes-i during their Manhattan visit will be
day. I the Hotel danger.
•
Knights of the Green Dink Trudge Old
Main Steps---Descend Madder and Wiser
Big ones and little: ones—short ones
and tall ones—fat ones and skinny
nmi:;—like the rodents hi the old poem
of the musician of Iluniti•a they came.
Fifty-eight wearers of the green clinks
were taken care of by Bill Pritchard
and his o.llam:deers last week. Tho
eases of twenty-for a • others were dis
posed of Wednesday.
And the good overseers up in :122
Old Main who take care of the In'
little freshmen are just on to the
third letter of the alphabet. Twenty
two to go!
To start things going on Wednes
day night a young lady reported to
the Tribunal. 3lr. Ilew•itt. secretary
of the group made a little mistake—
alter all there is little difference be
tween Antonio and Antonia.
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Gay Throng To Attend
Soph Formal Tonight
Armory Elaborately
Underclass Affair
And His Sk
Page Elected Captain
Of Lion Baseball Team
P. 1:. "Lefty" Page, '27. veteran
pitching ate, was elected captain of
the 1927 !lasehall team at a meeting
Of diamond fetter men Monday night.
The new baseball leader is active
in ,Nitta ny athletics, having, been a
member Of the football swumd for
two years. l!e alternated with Reil
ly at renter tra the basketball team
this year and has labored effectively
on the monad for two sent,,ons.
Since the election was postponed
front last dune. letters were sent to
Clari: Wilson, 1P26 captain, Glpen.
outfielder. and Schwa rtz. .. , ..econ base.
all or last year's n':de, for the votes
of the former Penn State hall tessera.
NITTANY GLEEMEN
TO PARTICIPATE IN
NATIONAL CONTEST
Blue and White Club Represents
State in Finals Tomorrow
A( New• York City
ORGANIZATIONS
TAKE PART IN TOURNEY
\VEAF Will Broadcast Program
At Eight-fifteen—'Three_
Judges Named
Thirty-four menlbers of the Penn.
State Glee Club will arrive in New
York City this afternoon where they;
will compete with twelve other col
lege song organizations in the elee- I
annual national Intercollegiate!
glee chat, contest in the Carnegie Mu
sic Hall tomorrow night.
Leaving, State College on Wednes
day morning. the Nittany songsters
made a stop-olr in Itarrisbag, giving
short program before the State Leg- {
islature. The gleemen made a more
lengthy stop in Coatesville where they
presented two concerts, before leav
ing for New York.
ilaving won the preliminary
cnmpe
tition in Pittsburgh the Penn State
organization goes to the national con
test as the delegated representative
of Pennsylvania. Keen competition is
expected tomorrow night for there
are
twelve other district winners entered
including Wesleyan. last year's suc
cessful entry. Clubs representing Co
, lumbia.,ltartinouth, F ordham, Prince
-1 ton. Yale. California, New York uni
versity, Furman. Middlebury, Wesley
an and Penn State will participate in
the contest.
Three nomhers will be presented by
the Glee Club, one of which will be
"Blue and White." As in previous
years the contest will be broadcast by
station WEAF of New York beginning
at eight-fifteen o'clock. Judges for
the competition are Mr. Olin Downes,
prominent music critic. Dr. T. T.
Noble, secretary of the .11111i:111i Foun
dation for the promotion of music and
Miss Marguerite Dessolf.
fly far the 'nom important ease of
the night was that of the rotund. ro
bust trail romantic 311.. 31cDonald.
"31ae" merely turned the hose on one
of his sophomore acquaintances when
the second year men tried their check-'
t:P last week and just "shoved a soph
omore away." John will carry a fire
hose with him and a sign to the ef
fect that ''t ant a fireman."
James Kreiter who wore his dink mt
the haek of his head, carried no
matches. talked hick to upper class
men. but all with no malicious or pre
meditated intent will tell the specta
tors at the athletic contest tomorrow,
through the medium of a sign, that
"I'm The Original Fresh Freshie."
1 All in all it was a lovely night—
! there will 'be another "slaughter"
Wednesday.
Skippers
ilop
PRICE FIVE CENTS
Decked for Annual
--Danny Murphy
ppers Ready
With the Armory h.:lrv:farmed into
a colorful dance palace, ca abundant
:amply of novel colored vanity poeket.
books awaiting each guest and Daum•
Murphy and his :11usical Skippers on
edge, everythingi s in re::dinrss for
the Sophomore Ilop tonight, the third
function of the winter social
When the way reveller: , tile to 'the
scene of terpsichorean activity they
will view what Silverstein, Wilkes-
Barre decorator, claims is the best
and most elaborate local creation "I
the year. A difficult scheme of dec
oration has been completed..
Novel Favors
The entire ceiling is covered with
huge blocks of alternate black and
white that give the interior a smart
effect. From the Moller of the chev's
tr-boarded ceilhg streamers of blue
and white hang the fall length of the
wall., while above the many booth;
bordering the Armory are Crescent
shaped fans of garnet and gray, 1929
class colors. Eight small donnis,
placed at various points on the ceil
ing, will lend a buoyant rffect to the
atmosphere.
Favors. supplied by the 1•:. J.
Wright company of Philadelphia, will
be of •black, white and red leather,
choice of which may be made at the
door. They will include partitions
for coins. an address book. minor.
cosmetics and a dance program.
Danny Murphy and his Musical
Skippers will occupy the platform.
decorated in value and gold, situated
at tile north end of the Armory.
Murphy's hand, one of the most popu
lar in this section of the country,
has performed successfully through
out the east. south and mid-west.
The orchestra has also played at Cor
nell, Pennsylvania and Michigan
.prommoules. . . ,
Data Theta Pi—Miss \inn;an•t 'Xt.hattr.
X. Y. Miaa Deity Fair,
Atn,onat mita Ktlnn Taylor. Tyraant `•11u
Iltden twllege. El ira. s. V.
Nleritost !And; Ilavnst: Wan EliAll
beth Havant Mias Ruth Imam•.
tVillitunaport Ihntee. Nut
lama; Mint .Iran Finlay. Mat - Antal nolltr,.
Maryland.
Della Signal Chi—Mis.t i.ilel pa t .a. Dryan.
tan: Miss Mario York: Nlina Nlarttar-
rt I tuurb turyr, Midair ......... Mks ry hut
t ringer• JuhlrauwMi.. Kutherine li.•rurl
Johnstown i+. :Itingura Ihtuner. Pith:
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(Continued on second page)
MASS MEETING INITIAL
EVENT IN BIG WEEK-END
Speeches by Hetzel, Holbrook
And Coaches Feature at
Student Gathering
Preceding the final week-end of in
door athletic competition. a giant
winter sports mass meeting was held
in the Auditorium last night. IVith
President Helm!. and Dean Holbrook
ri the platform, teas the Avinropria
thins committee from the House of
Representatives.
Ilet.ween selections by the band 111111
the singing of "Nittany Lion." Ilan
Holbrook, bead of the faculty com
mittee on athletics spoke, followed by
Dutch Hermann, basketball coach,
C. IL Bergman '27. president of the
Athletic Associatic,t. then intr,duced
Nate Cartmell, track mentor; Charley
Speidel. wrestling tutor; Leo Houck,
boxing instructor; and Lill Jeffries.
,OCCer coach.
SPANISH DEPARTMENT
TO SPONSOR CONTEST
Eighteen Cash Awards Offered
For Best Essays—To Close
Competition in April
A contest fur excellence in Spanish
has been opened to all interested stu
dents. Essays of fifteen hundred
words written on topics published
monthly in La l'rensa, will be certi
ficated by the head of the Spanish
department in competition for the
eighteen prizes whirl) are offered. The
contest will close April fifteenth.
The first prize is two hundred and
fifty dollars in cash: the second, 0112
hundred unit twenty-live dollars, the
third, seventy-fivi; dollars,. There are
five prizes of twenty-live dollars each,
and ten of ten dollars each.
Additional - information, concerning'
the rules of the American Association
of Spanish Teachers which will judge
all entries. may be obtained from Ur.'
- C. 1.. Fostt,c, head of the Romance
Language department.