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Prepare New Program
For Plebe Poverty Day
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cession which will parade through the
streets of the town and end at the
baseball field. Judging will take
place as the parade enters the field.
A Fox News camera-man will he on
hand to take pictures of the event.
According to. a special decision of
the Tribunal, freshman in costume
will not be required to wean• dinky on
this day. However, the Poverty Day
committee emphasizes the fact that
freshmen will not be excused from
taking part in the affair• which begins
with first classes Saturday morning.
The committee consisting of R. A.
McQuade '27, C. P. Lippincott '2B,
S. buck E. It. Weston '27. W. E.
Pritchard '27, J. C. Llelfield '2B, and
C. A. Yost '29. will act as judges.
First prizes are as follows: original
ity group, ten dollars donated by the
Student Council: hobo group. five dol
lars donated by the Photo Shop; mov
ie-actor group, ten dollars donated by
Maurice Itaum and for the float
group, fifteen dollars donated by State
College restaurants and candy stores.
Committee Announces
1927 Graduation Plan
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(las.: Day exerci.ies will
start 31unday':: prou'rain al :line
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AGENT
121 Burrowes St.
Phone 325-W
Penn State
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Across From Postoff ice
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SERVICE
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Best Wishes for a
Happy Easter
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o'clock and will -be ?awed half an
hour later by the annual meeting 4
the Alumni association which will
adjOut‘n to - the Alumni luncheon at
Le:elite-thirty o'clock. .
At the conclusion of the varsity
graduate baseball game on New Bea
%er diamond the schools will hold re
ceptions to the alumni and parents.
The Alumni dinner will be given at
six o'clock Monday evening for alum
ni. seniors and guests. and the music
al clubs will present a program at
eight o'cicok.
As part of the Commencement ex
ercises Ralph Dorn lietzel, LLD., will
be installed es I'wtn State's tenth
president Tuesday, June fourteenth.
The Commencement procession will
start at nine-forty.five o'clock in the
morning and fifteen minutes later the
installation will begin with the induc
tion of the president. Administration
of the oath of office will be given by
Judge 11. Walton Mitchell,- president
of the Board of 'Trustees. Dr. Ilct
•rel will make his inaugural address
immediately before the conferring of
degrees.
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Famous Writers Will
Teach Summer SeSsion
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training and coaching, strategy, rules
and duties of officials. Kenneth Loef
fler, former Penn State basketball
player will give the theory training
and coaching of basketball. The
courses are designed for teachers of
physical education and athletic coach
es in high schotils and colleges.
Dean Chambers announces the ap
pointment of Mr. M. P. G. Fougeray,
teacher and author, as director of
the summer school Institute of
French. Professor Fougeray was a
member• of the French Institute fac
ulty hem lasi seamier.
RIES. DAVEY TO TALK
AT A. S. C. CONFERENCE
Five faculty members of the School
of Chemistry and Physics will attend
the meeting of the American Chemi
cal Society at Richmond, Virginia
next week.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Dickinson Downed in
Season's Opening Game
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with the University of Virginia nine
on the sixteenth at Charlotte, Vir
ginia. Beard, a pitcher of two years
standing, may oppose the Nittanys
for Virginiii.
Last (time With Ceorgetow•n
Meeting Georgetown university at
Washington in the last game of their
southern trip, the Lions will engage
their most!
,formidable opponent.
Having won the first two scheduled
games the Hilltoppers appear cap
able of netting considerable trouble
for the hone-heathers. With Gilles
pie and Burch changing places in the
box for theWashingtonites, both with
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Extends Easter Greetings
To All
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IVING OUR TIME TO
SAVE YOURS
. If you are in a hurry and want
. to rush in and right out again, our
service is ready to cut corners and
.; clip seconds to speed you on your
way.
But when you need help or ad
vice, we'll take "all the time in the
world" with you.
HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Stale College, Pa.
DAVID F. KAPP, Cashier.
avid. Belasco, the Dean
of the American Theatre
You, too, will find that Lucky
Strikes are mild and mellow—the
finest cigarettes you ever smoked,
made of the finest Turkish and do
mestic tobaccos, properly aged and
blended with great skill, and there
is an extra process—"lt's toasted"
—no harshness, not a bit of bite.
It's toasted"
a game apiece to their credit, the ed
ucated lingers of Captain Phil Page
:aid his alternates will be called on
for all their craft to equalize the prob
able pitcher's battle.
Page Leads the Way
AVinning his own ball. game, Cap
tain Phil Page struck out fourteen
Dickinson hatters to pave the way
for Pews State victory on New Bea
ver diamond Saturday in the first
game of the season.
Cold weather and lack of practice
failed to slow up the Lions to any
noticeable degree and with Page in
the box held the situation in hand
continually.
Gene SingleY, a sophomore, grasp-
NI the hitting honors by batting a per- ,
feet 'score in four times at the plate
and counting two runs for Penn State.
W. College Ave
Your Throat Protection
Dobbelaar and Kent also brought in a I Lungren, Kent and Wofif,',iifi e idii' s :',
duo of runs apiece and Page scored and Singley, llamas and Delp for h t '
cl Kent's timely single in the third outfield. Two managers, James p ot ,
inning, making the tally of seven runsf gin '27 and Malcolm Gager f'2B, '•
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complete. Reiter. Dickinson first I accompany the team.
t nfi
baseman, came in on Lesko's error at
the plate in the first inning for his I
team's lone run.
The squad of seventeen men which I t
take the southern trip includes Lesko I
and Harrington, catchers; Page. Sty- 1
borski, Haines, Van Atta, Plotts and
Roepke, pitchers; Harris, Dobbelaar,l
$30,0000
in cash prizes
Announcement of the
$30,000 Coca-Cola prize
contest will appear in many
newspapers and in the fol•
lowing magazines:
The Saturday Evening Post.... May 7
Literary Digest May 14
Collier's Weekly May 21
Liberty May 14
Life May 5
Watch this contest for the
next three months. College
men ought to win.
writes:
"The voice is to the actor
what the chisel is to
the sculptor. He must
beware of dulling its
qualities. Naturally I am
vitally concerned about
the voices of my players,
so I always advise the one
cigarette that I discovered
many years ago that does
not impair control of the
subtlest vocal shadings or
cause huskiness or harsh
ness.. I mean the 'Lucky
Strike.' It is the player's
best friend."
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When in New York you are cordi•
ally invited tosce how Lucky Strikes
arc made at our exhibit, corner
Broadway and 45th Street.
Tuesday April 12;1927
Fire Insurance'
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