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VOL XXII, No. 57
COLLEGE GREETS
VISITING MOTHERS
WITH ELABORATE
FESTAL PROGRAM
President Hetzel Will Welcome
Guests at Parent Meeting
Tomorrow Morning in
Schwab Auditorium •
' MANY ATHLETIC EVENTS
All-College Vaudeville Program
Planned for Night—Chapel
Speaker To Use "Mother"
As Topic of Speech
A gala reception featuring a var
iety of events and entertainments has
been arranged for the Penn State
mothers who will arrive bete tonight
and tomorrow to take part in the an
nual Mother's Day aetuaties.
President It D. Bezel, holding his
first Parents' association meeting
here, will formally welcome the mo
thers in the opening address of the
assembly tomorrow moining at te-i
-thirty o'clock in the Auditormil
Speakers following Doctor Hetzel on
the program sic the Hon H. W. Mit
chell, president of the Board of Trus
tees, Mis. Olewine, president of the
Parents' Association of Penn State,
Dean A. It, Warnock, Dean C. E. Ray,
Miss E. It Frank '27, president of
the Women's Student Government,
and S. L Reeder '27, president of the
Student Conned.
E=l
Musa. will be included in the moin
ing program as well as in the after
noon, when the mothers are invited
to attend the tea given by the women
students from three-thirty to five
thirty o'clock in the Women's build
ing
The freshmen baseball team will
clash with Kicks in the motning and
the Lion vaisity nine will meet Syra
cuse in the afternoon's game. The
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1930 CINDERMEN OPPOSE
PITT CUBS TOMORROW
Blobley, Plebe Star, To Compete
In Broad and High Jumps
And Pole Vault
A freshman track team of untried
strength will compete with the Pitts
burgh plebes tomorrow at the Smoky
City in the annual cinder-path tus
sle. Last year, the yearling team de
feated Pitt 80 to 54. Although the
freshman runnels have been prac
ticing daily with the varsity, the on
ly competition in which they have en
gaged was the frosh-soph scrap on
Tuesday which showed the strength
at the underclass team
McCracken, Mills, Peatsdn, Each
bach and Bachman are the freshman
splinters who will make the tilp while
the distance men are Edgerton, Dud ,
ley, Giles. Dunn and Moore The har
lots ate Miller, Holmes, Mnrzucco and
Mobley, the latter also partuepating
in the blead Jump with McCracken.
Mobley will enter the high Jump with
Riley and will compete in the pole
vault with LaCoste.
The 1930 weight wen are Wilson,
Reynolds, Morrill and Wilford while
fishier and Wilson will represent the
iteohmen in the Javelin throw.
Reverend Luccock
' To Address Chapel
With the topic of his sermon as yet
unnamed, the Rev. 11 E. Luccock of
Itutheifind, New Jersey, will speak
it the Auditorium at Sunday chapel.
Reverend Luccock obtained his B.
A at Northwestern university in
Ma and then entered the Union The
ological Seminary, graduating in 1000
with the degiee of Bachelor of Divin
ity. During the same year he receiv
ed his master's degree from Colum
bia.
Ile was ordained to the Methodist
Episcopal ministry ra 1010 and re
ceived his first charge at Windsor,
Conn Two years later he became an
instructot in the Hartford Theolog
ical Seminary and lutes was pastor
of St. Andrew Church at New Haven.
Since 1016 he has been iegistiar
and instructor at the N. T. Drew
Theological Seminary at Madison,
New Jersey.
Rev. Luccock fins written many
,books, among them being "Faces
Please," "The Mid-Week Service" and
"The New Map of the World."
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FRESHMEN•SOPHOMORE
PUSHBALL SCRAP DATE
NAMED AS MAY TENTH
Final plans for the freshman-soph
omore pushball scrap, to be held May
tenth on New Beaver field, were an
nounced by C. R. Bergman '27, chair
man of the committee yesterday.
Tho contest will be run off in
herds of fifty men each. The push
ball will be set in the middle of the
field and each side will attempt to send
it over its opponents' goal line If
the ball is pushed between the goal
posts, too points are seated but if it
merely crosses the line, one point is
awarded.
• • .
If the freshmen wee, they will ex
change customs with the sophomores
the whole of the following day, in
stead of the half-day as heretofore.
STICKMEN TO PLAY
SYRACUSE TWELVE
Paul's Lacrossers Invade Orange
Territory Tomorrow for
, Annual Struggle
LIONS DETERMINED ON
EVE OF CRUCIAL TEST
It will be a grim and determined
clan of fighting Nittany laerossee
men who line up against a strong Syr
acuse twelve ra the season's most cru
cial conduit foi both teams on the
Orange loam tomorrow afternoon.
Added to the intense rivalry that
has characterized every Penn State-
Syracuse fracas will be a high tension
Interest that has arisen over the suc
cess of Ernie Paul, former assist tnt
coach of the Orange stickmen. The
new Nittany mentor is hoping to bowl
eves his former pupils and veteran
overseer, Laurie Cox, present Syra
cuse mentor.
S 3 racuse Strong
An equally enthusiastic group of
Orange stickmen, one which has tail
ed defeat but once; at the boucle of
the stellar twelve from Mount Wash
ington are expected to greet the Lions.
Coach Cox's men have scored Impres
sive victories over George Tech, Geor
gia university, Randolph-Macon,
Maryland and Cornell The defense
is particularly notable, only three
goals having passed Barclay since the
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STUDENT ENTERTAINERS
OFFER SHOW TOMORROW
Players, Thespians, Glee Club
And Fencers Co-operate
To Give Program
As additional entertainment for
Mother's Day visitors, the various
climatic and musical organizations
of the College will put on a ploginni
of vaudeville numbers at seven o'clock
tomorrow night in the Autlitmiam.
The Penn State Players will stage
the one-act comedy "Oh, Papa," to
open the evening The Players have
selected this diama from a pimp of
four one-act plays piemously present
ed here W. T Neff '2B, magician,
will follow pith a sleight-of-hand and
optical illusion performance
Fencers and Thespians
, A pair of fencers (tom Penn State's
recently otganized team mill demon
strate the art of the foils la an exhi
bition match, following which a pro
grant of song, dance and comedy num
bers taken from this year's Thespian
production, "Girl Wanted," will be
moon.
The Glee Club will conclude the ev
ening with a number of musical sel
ections The proceeds of the show
will be used to make up the deficit suf
Cored by the E-gertamment Couise
fund this year.
Yearling Track Team
Wins in Class Scrap
By a score of 102-33 the freshman
hack team defeated the sophomores
in the annual scrap Tuesday on New.
Beaver Field 'Mobley '3O starred foi
the freshman, winning the high and
broad jumps and pole vault and pla
cing second in the high hurdles Cox
of the upperclassmen accounted for
fifteen paints while Blownstem got
six
OfTenhauser tunnlng for the sopho
mores had no difficulty in winning the
half mile run and •broke the tape in
the time of 1.58 1 / 2 followed by Edger
ton '3O and Wagner '29 who were
several yards back. In the broad
Jump Mobley '3O did twenty-one feet
ahile Brownstein '2O did five inches
less. Mobley also non the high Jump
with a leap of the feet, ova inches.
STATE COLLEGE. PA.; FRIDAY, MAY 6. 1927
CHARLES SCHWAB
TO SPEAK BEFORE
PUBLIC GATHERING
Steel Magnate Comes Here To
Address Conference of
Industrial Group
DONOR OF AUDITORIUM
WAS COLLEGE TRUSTEE
Expect Two Hundred Delegates
From Various Parts of
State to Attend
As the principal speaker of the In
dustrial Conference Friday and SA
urduy, Chalks M. Schwab, president
of the American Society of Mechani
cal Engineers and rot many years a
trustee of the College, will give an
addiess in the Auditor um Friday ev
ening May thirteenth, which will be
open to the general public
Into his serious speech, Mi. Schwab
usually weaves a line of humor, con
sisting partly of stories on himself.
Since approximately two hundred vis
itors from serious industries of the
slate ale expecter at the Conference,
seats will he rescued for them in the
front of the Auditorium, which Mi.
Schwab presented to the College. The
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'0 ISSUE LA VIE
MAY EIGHTEENTH
Junior Annual Includes Action
Cuts and Photographic
Event Section
ALLEN STREET VIEW IS
FRONTISPIECE ETCHING
With a variety of new and inter•
estire features, the 1928 Lu Vic oils
be ready for distr.thution about May
eighteenth, according to C C Berry
hill '2B, editor-in-chief.
The CON el is embossed with a figure
of William Penn, a symbolic - emblem
of the state of Penasvlvania, and the
cover-liners ate ornamented pith
sketches of Old Main and the main
campus entrance The frontispiece
is a copper etching giving a view of
Allen street facing the campus, with
the toner of Old Main forming the
background
the opening of the College sec
tion ate personal letters to the class
of 1928 from Governor Fisher and
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BAKER TO GIVE COURSE
ON RURAL LEADERSHIP
For the purpose of training pro
gresarve and alert young men for
leadership m rural community affairs.
the second annual Leadership Train
ing School will fie held here June
twelfth to eigthteenth inclusive under
the direction of A L. Baker, state
club leader.
Preference in selecting county dole
gates is gosen to young riu, srstee
years of age nod over who have don
outstanding wail, in agriculture
clubs throughout the state
La Vie Purchasers Must
Pay Two-dollar Deposit
All those desiring to purchase
copies of the 1928 bu Vu. may
I have them resolved by submit
_ flag a two-dollar depo.ut to .1
A. Byrom '2B at the Theta AI
house.
College Operator Decries
.Misuse of
Campus Telephones by Lengthy Lines
"Mac 'Hull between six Is, ty-live
and eight o'clock and Varsity Hall at
any hour are the hardest places to
get" declares the college operator.
From careful investigation it seems
that the congestion on the Mac Hull
lines usually iesults when Joe College
end his twin brother, in quest of then
v,eckly date, forget that eight o'clock
IN the dead line for phone culls. Some
of these Beau Drumm°ls get on the
wile from seven and warm the line
until eight o'clock causing the col
lege operator to echo the well known
words "Mac Hall lines arc busy now."
Varsity Hall on the other hand
presents an entnely different saint
Con According to the college "hello
Drawing Instructor To
Conduct Art Exhibit
An exhibition of firawings by Mr
A. NV. Case, instructor in freehand
thawing, will be held in the urt mus
eum in Old Main next week
Mr Case, who is n graduate of the
Pratt institute of fine arts, has had
previous experience in interior decor
ating and commeicial art. Ills wort.
consists of pen and ink drawings, wa
ter colors and oils. Sixteen large
paintings of the museum hate recent
ly been reframed and will go on ex
hibit.on at the same time.
NOMINEES FROM
FRESHMAN CLASS
INCREASE TOTAL
Nearly a Hundred Plebes Are
Now in Competition for
Student Positions
NUMBER OF CANDIDATES
IS LARGEST IN HISTORY
Nine Upperclassmen Arc Tardy
In Submitting Names to
Council Committee
In response to the 'weal made at a
special meeting of the freshman clms
in the Bull Pen Monday evening and
a few late entues , the total of nom
inations for offices to he voted upon
at the general College eleLticns
Tues
day and Wednesday ,was increased
from one hundred and thirty-nine to
two hundred and Luenty-two, the
largest list in the history of Penn
State
- -
Although but twyMty-three mem
bers of the Class o• 19,n9 mg-oiled
their intention to compete fm office
in the original nominations the num
ber is now ninety-sc••en
The name of W. V. Mellor, c•ridi
date for _Student - felneri, from ,the
School of Agriculture in the Class of
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ARCHITECTS TO SHOW
WORK AT WASHINGTON
Eleven of the best diauings lions
the School of Aichitectuie have been
submitted to the annual exhibition of
the American Institute of Architects
held a Washington, D C nest week
After the exhibition at Washington,
the drawings will be sent to Buenos
Aires, where the Pan-American exhi
bition, for both student and proles
mono! Architects, rill be held Prof
C L Hours, of the department of
Architectural Engineering, will at
tend the Washington eslubitan.
A. I. E. E. TO CONDUCT
ELECTIONS ON THURSDAY
Election of chant man, secretary and
beastlier of the Penn State branch
of A. I. E. E will take place at the
a‘sotiation's meeting Thursday ev
ening.
The folliming men are the candi
dates to: the offices who survived the
primaries last month: C. F Bryant
'2B; Carl Da-merth '2B; F. M Gazes
'2B, NV 2 Gutman '2B, and Lytle
Dane '2B A vice.chniiman and as
sistant secretary %sill he chosen from
the Junior class ne'.t fall
Commencement Orders
To Be Taken Tomorrow
Oidin9 for Lonnnencengint .0-
Nitations, plogidnis and an-
nouncementi, will be taken at
the Athletic Stoic tomorrow ev
ening between coven and nine
o'clock.
girl" It appears that the denizens
of that imposing structure which no
erlooksNew Beaver field have no in
terest in the telephone, fudging by
the time it takes to get a response to
:cpeated singing. "Maybe they walk
right by it," is the ventured opinion.
But the afoicnientioned places oc
cupy only a small pint of the switch
board operator's time There me ten
lines fiom the town and between
eight and five o'clock, two gals NVOII,
continually except for the noon hour
No count has ever been taken of the
numben of calls handled by the college
telephone office but often June first
i these statistics may be available.
Totirgiatt.
THIRTY TEAMS TO
COMPETE IN TRACK
INTERSCHOLASTICS
Kiski, 1926 Champions, To Make
Bid for 1927 Honors in
Tomorrow's Meet.
RELAY PLACE WINNERS
WILL RECEIVE AWARDS
Events To Start at Nine-thirty
With Trials—Finals Set
For Afternoon
Two hundred athletes from more
that Our ty high and prep schools will
compete for the J. G White 'B2, Track
Championship trophy when Penn
State holds its eighteenth annual ,n
-temcholastic track and field meet on
New Beaver field tomorrow. This
trophy seas won last year by the Risk.
prep school runners.
Silver loving cups will be awarded
to the teams placing second and third
and similar trophies will be given to
the first three teens to finish in the
one-mile relay championship Gold.
silver and hronae medals will be
accorded of the winners of first, sec
ond and third place respectively in
all events eseept the relay
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REVIVED SPIRIT TO
CAP MOVE-UP DAY
Three Thousand Students Will
Don New Class Garb on
%lay Fourteenth
PARADE, SCRAP, DANCE
LISTED AS DAY'S EVENTS
When the Old Mom bell strikes crae I
nest Satin day, May fourteenth, it
sill be a general signal for more than
three thousand Penn State students
to begin Move-up Day proceedings.
Eheryone affected by the Student
Council decree should Immediately don
ILs new class garb and tepair to Co
up coiner whole a band will be sta-
Loned to lead the student paiade to
Holmes Field, the scene of the undor
class tug-of-sar.
Senior Loon suits stitch hese been
on sale since yesterday at Stark Rio
the.' ss dl peihrips be the most said
and outstanding ganb of all It was
teamed, too, that the co-eJ graduates
sill wee. Lioness suits Juniors sill
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PENN STATE GOLFERS
OPPOSE ANTIOCH TODAY
Nittany Linksmen Will Engage
Clinton County Club Team
Tomorrow Afternoon
In then fist collegiate match of
the :.,enhon, Penn States linbkmen will
meet the Antioch to im on the College
course at two o'clock this afternoon.
Antioch college notices its first up
penrance on the Nittnny schedule
this year and little is known of the
strength of then golfing le tins Cap.
tom 11. A Conon '2B, S W. Greer
'27, .1 It. Ludes '29 and J C. Bunt
ing '2O will uphold the Lion repute.
Lon on the links this afteinoon.
Toinoirow foot teen golfers will
take the trip to Lock Ilavc - i to meet
the Clinton County Club. Last year
Penn State defeated the Lock Haven
group by the score of fifteen to three.
Pennsylvania Dairymen
Assemble Here Tonight
Pt content It I). Iktzel will welcome
the membeis of the Pennsylvania
Dairy men's association who attend the
meeting in Old Chapel at seven
o'clock tonight. The response will he
given Eby Mr M. T Phillips, of Pom
eroy, a vice -In esulent of the Associa
tion and piesalent of the State Feder
ation of Age tculttnal organizations.
Mi. 11. D Munn, prosaic-it of the
National Dairy Council, will speak on
the work of that organization A
Play, "Judge for Yourself," will he
staged by the Philadelphia Dany
• Council as the heal number on the
program. This comedy teaches an es
sential lesson in quality nulls moduc
tion.
DELTA SIGMA 11110 ELECTIONS
M. D. Berrylull '27
Gilbert Nunch '2B
A. A. Conducts Student
Referendum on Monday
Election of Officers Takes Place at
Same Time—Four Withdraw
Names From Field
I. raternities Must Pay i
i
i Baseball Entrance Fee 1
All fraternities dewing to i
ult. the Interfiaternity dia,e-
I ball tournament should send the
entry fee of one dollar to A A
i Do, 28 at the Theta Chi house
i ol % o t c o knior r .nw evening at sc.. i '
- No entices v.ill be .10- i
li
ll time. cepted after this time. i
i
NITTANY TOSSERS
MEET ORANGEMEN
Vic Hanson, All-round Athlete,
Will Lead Opponents in
Tomorrow's Game
STYBORSKI TO MOUNT
SLAB FOR LION TEAM
Vic Hanson, doughty all-alum - al
Syracuse athlete, and In the past by
far the most potcnt and insistent mi
mes..., of the Lion winning, column,
will lead a combination of Orange ball
Ringers on the New Beaver ilmrrond
tomorrow afternoon to oppose the
Blue and White nice in one of the
many °cents on the Mother', Day
program. The game will start at
two.thuty o'clock.
According to the comparative abil
ity and records of the opposing toss
ers indications would forecast a Koh
! able .ictory for Left Page's rola, but
there is no telling ',Aria may crop up
when Vic, midget captain of three
Orange major sport tennis, hold. a
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FRESHMAN NINE MEETS
KISKI TEAM TOMORROW
Yearlings' Oppose Strong Prep
School Tossers Using
Nen Battery
Starting then second game of the
sea-on, the fle,hingn baseball teen
v ill line up agam,t the Kiski tassels
on Nev. Beaver diamond tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock
Little is known of the prep nine,
although Kiski usually has i strong
aggiog.ition of diamond artists on
the field. Coach Houck, lamevei, has
had mtensise di ills daily and h..,
made several changes in the lineup
which wdl stint against the Sal:s
lang team
Lockard, v,ho gal nered too of the
hve Nita in the season's openci ith
Bellefonte Academy, is slated to ap
peal cat the mound with Paiana band
link his shoot, Kuhn 011 continue
at the initial sack with Spew at short
and Rints and Wolfe holding dean the
second and thud stations
GRANGE PRESENTS "POOR
FATHER" FOR DORM FUND
A three-act fat,. "Pool F
OIL, pi e,enteil by the Pt-in St rte
Grange Wednesday es ening in the
Auditorium foi the benefit of the
dormitmy fund.
On ruesday evening the satin,
tioupe, unite. the dilution of J IC
Stein '27, will repent then um fan m
ance nit Pleasant Gip The play will
itko be pi emrited nit Ito tring Sluing
tnd Catawi,,,i on May thirteenth and
twentieth, respectively
t - -
1 To Hold Interf raternity
I
Track Meet on Tuesday I
The Intel fraternity It atl,
meet will be held Thead ty mil I
, the Intel fintehuty 1 elay Wed- I
!neaday contrary to the an- i
I nouncinnent in Tuesday's Cot- 1
i icynon. No more than three !
1 events Is the nuimmum number
for nay one pat ticipant A
sepal ate enhance fee of one
Idollar for ft stet nay t clay
tennis must be mud to li F.
1 Bushnell '2B at the Sigma Alpha
Epsilon house before Wednes
day
Go to the
Polls
PRICE FIVE CENTS
' Student %ohm; on the piopowl
amendments to the ktliletic
torn constitution ndl take rlace Mon
day mom= flora eight to tcvclso
o'clock at the same time election of
officers is held
All student.. are requested to iota
at the ballot hoc,es 11 hick are p' teed
in buildings of their tespectsce
schools These will be in Old Main
fen the School of Education, Eng:,
coning. A, Liberal Ants, Agriculture,
Chemistry and Old Mining butldurrs.
Clnef among the amendments to
the citn.ttitution are those dealing
111th the establtshment of a Boatel of
Control uhrell will include student
toprc,enation and the testoratton of
basketball as a nutjor spelt, which It
was until 1912
The abolition of athletic scholia
chip, cot soled "pas by thi
atialciii body of large mace it is
laded in the re
iommendations
of the intoitafidion committee's,t
pot and null ic op !what the
nem flood of Co i ati°, if it rs t
In order for these change, to t the
elreet, it uill be necessuly fm at
host farty pet cent of the student
buds to cote and a Liu-thuds ma.
jut its of that amount to appl to, toe
meaaures
P. C Quigley '2B, .1 C Lung! en
'2B and J. D. Person '2B tequi.sted
the association in Rutting that their
names be ,ithdi awn from the list
of candidates tot the poglion of pit ,-
'dent of the Athletic Association wh.le
J A %tom '2B dropped out of cote.
petitton for the secretaayship
Copies of the 'moonset' amendment's
to the Athletic Ac-,ca - awn con,tita
tioa are now posted - on the bulletin
boards of the sia schools of the Col
lege
WILL MEASURE SENIORS
FOR GOWNS THURSDAY
Committee Will Fit Graduates
Until Salurda3—To Fine
Late Corners
Cap and roan mouser mac its fur
the gr aduating class Null be held at
Montgomery', from May twelfth
fourteenth racing:, e from ms to e.ght
thn lv o'clo.A in the evening airman,
es Chairman El C. Wharton '27
On Thursday at the stated tame
aduutes or hew last names are i
eluded in the alph,bet order from A
to J roll report to be measur ed for
their caps and gowns Frala3, and
Saturday evenings at the same time
flurries from J to R and R to 7.
mchra
ne nal repor t on their respeetuc
days
Unle.s previously arranged with
the chairman an ciiitt a fee of fdlA
cents roll he charged for late comers
No deposit will be required at the
time of niersurerrunte The caps
and gowns will tie disti Lilted on June
eleventh and toelfth from the In it
floor of Engineering A at ninth tone
the fee of too dollar., and fifty cella
will he collected
Those graduate, who writ lie un
able to appear on any of the three
days indicated for 1110a4U1 emset, 810
requested to Whirr ton at 2.2 -
W at once
Penn State Club Will
Sponsor All-College
Annual May Dance
The May Hop. nn all-College af
fair sponstned by the Penn State
li, will be kohl in the 411110 IN ftinm
nne to one o'clock on Ft iday evening,
May twenty-sesenth, and will include
nuruher of pilau dance features.
Ailnu , sain udl be one dollar glint fifty
cents a couple.
Oichestras undei consoleiation tie
Campus Owls, Johnny Buck's a-el
Iloby Botta. Ps bands. A flee ttckct
ad] to gisen for every two posters
mole than tno calums accepted in the
• contest being conducted Poster ,
Must. be turned in to W I Medlin
'2B, chap man of the dance commit
tee, at 234 Pugh street berme flay
twentieth
Pules will be an at led to wuran
of the lucky spot, lucky numbin stud
elimination dame., punch and cake
being served ns t efi eshment4 Plains
are being comadei ed fel a novel &c
-leating scheme for the Antony.