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VOL. XXII, No. 65
DR. BATTENHOUSE
WRITES NEW BOOK '
ON BIBLE HISTORY
English Professor Expects to
Use Biblical Survey as
Literature Text
WORK GIVES TEACHINGS
OF OLD, NEW TESTAMENT
Recently Finished Manuscript
Is Result of Past Three
Years' Literary Toil
After three years of literary work,
Dr. H ill. Battenhouse, associate pio
fessor of English literature, has Just
completed a religious book entitled
"Opening the Book A Short Biblical
History." This ~ ork has been sent
to the Century company for publica
tion and is expected to appear in time
for use in next semester's classes in
Biblical literature.
Pumarily, the book is a college test
and is designed to serve as a com
panion-book to Professor Batten
house's "Century Readings in the Old
Testament" and "Century Readings
in the Ness Testament" However, rt
is written in a free and popular style
and Is likely to be widely lead in the
religious world.
The book is essentially a history
of Bible times, and provides a com
ehensive background for Bible read.
mg. It offers an introduction to the
Moraine (the books) of the Old and
New Testaments. Included in it are
summaries of the teachings of the
Biblical books
Professor Battenhouse wrote the
hook flour his knowledge of the back
ground of the Bible gained from four
teen' years spent in religious work, six
of which were occupied in regular
pastor's duties and the remaining
eight of which have been spent Is
Bible teaching.
FORTY LACROSSEMEN
HOLD FIRST BANQUET
Dr. Goldsmith, Stick Expert,
Speaks at Dinner—Kuich
Is Toastmaster
To stimulate interest in lacrosse,
Penn State's youngest sport, the first
banquet, planned by Coach Eirne
Paul, newly appointed mentor, neon
held at the Centre Hills country club
Saturday night F C. Kuich '27 was
toastmaster.
A glom, of neatly fatty men, in
cluding coaches, players, speakers and
lam osso officials, attended the newly
instituted occasion Coach Paul was
presented with a leather handbag. op
H. V. Gelding, manager, in behalf of
the team menthols. Following the sig.
sentation Paul gone a short speech
of appreciation
Captair Wendel was the second
speaker, while James Edmunds, Rich
ard Reinhold and John Belfield weie
tho respective speakers representing
the freshman, sophomore and Junior
classes Each expressed the senti
ment of his fellow classmen
Denn Holbrook, representing the
faculty, offered a short address, after
Ivlnch Dt. J B ?attain addressed the
gathering on college spud. Mr. L. It
Ennis and Dr Goldsmith, officials for
the Penn game, %sere the final speak
els. Each spoke of the line sports
manship of Penn State athletes and
anticipated a great future for the Nit
tany Valley institution in the old In
dian game.
Dr Goldsnuth, one of the foremost
lacrosse experts in the country, and
former Penn couch, spoke of his amus
ing exam iences and closed with a dis
cussion of lacrosse as meriting this
rank of a =jot sport
Berryhill Heads
Group of Ushers
At Commencement
According to a new Student Council
ruling this year, commencement
ushers will be selected from repre
sentative membeis of the Junior class
by the retiring senior class president.
Ten men have been chosen for this
committee, and, as provided in the
recent rule, the new senior class presi
dent, C. C Berryhill, will act as chair
man. The other menthols me• J. C.
BeMeld, T. J Costello, W. J. Gorman,
L. L. Cwm, H. E. Hastings, P. P.
Hess, Wheeler Lord, Jr., R. C. Quig
ley and 11. B. Von Hindu As is cus
tomary in a number of oilier colleges,
thesis 'will be positions of honor.
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"It Is the Professor Who Pays" Says
Town Burgess, "Seven Dollars Please"
The tentacles of the law clicked
Tuesda}. In its clutches was caught
a member of the Penn .State faculty
for he had violated a borough ordi
nance and the authorities were admin
istering justice. What price justice'
Seven dollars!
Burgess nothroch, Chief of Police
Yougel and the accused were assail
ing the arrival of the witness At
six-that} o'clock lie came and the
worthy town squire opened the ven
erable docket to make the required
entries.
"Now bH . will you please recite
what you knon about this matted ,"
KAPPA GAMMA PSI
PRESENTS CONCERT
Louise Homer Club Assists in
Program Held in Foyer
Of Auditorium
FRATERNITY ORCHESTRA
RENDERS FOUR NUMBERS
Model n French music featured the
cancel t given by Kappa Gamma Psi,
national professional music fratei nity, ,
in the Foyer of the Auditorium last
night. The ft qtei lutv mas assisted
by members of the Louise tinnier
dub
Tho fraternity orchestra, composed
of four moles, a viola, two flutes,
piano and harmonium, nppeared three
times, opening with an overture, play
mg n group of too short dramatic
numbers near the middle of the pro
gram and closing oith a fantasie Mr
J Farrell, of the mathematics de
partment, sang too tenor solos fol.
lowmg the opening number.
After the orchestral group, one num
ber of ohich was built entirely out
or themes native to the Basque coun
try in France, Miss Charlotte lloy '27
PiP.Vell too or grin solos. the ',amid
being an organ transcription of the
famous "Pilgrims', Chorus" limn
Wagner's Tannhauser. Miss Ada
Romig '2B followed with too soprano
solos, "Perrot' and "In Bygone
Days."
The or.hestra personnel oils as
follows R Shanley '27 and C L
Lang '2O, first violins, S 11. Torehia
27 and It Walker '3O, second r whirs;
D. 11. McKinley '27, viola, E E. How
ard '27 and C R. Smith '29, flutes,
H II Wahl, of the faculty, piano, and
IV E Patterson '2O, harmonium.
Nittany Tennis Team
Will Meet Pitt Here
Tomorrow Afternoon
The Nanny tennis team will play
its hunt dual match of the season to
=now aftei noon when it encounters
thu Unweisity of Thttsbuigh on the
'Varsity courts here.
Since their win (wet Carnegie last
%seek, the !tauten have been matt!,
mg iegulatly and the same men that
journeyed to the Smoky City last
week are expected to play against
Pitt
Cooper is likely to take first count
and Rosenberger the second Mae-
Con ate, McCabe, Iltakel and Met/net
ann also expected to fare Pitt netmen
The 07,aughlm blethers of the Pitt
team ate looked to pros ule formulable
opposition to the Nlttany nanqueteers.
In the doubles matches the regular
combmations ndl pcobabl.; play. They
ate Coopet and Rosenberger, MacCow
att and McCabe, and lianhel and Met,
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
FACULTY WILL PICNIC
Faculty members of the School of
Education still picnic on the site of
the summon camp of the nature study
&pan tment Onion low afternoon.
Chum the picnic Prof G It GI cone
s‘lll conduct several hikes, on which
special phenomena of notate still be
pointed out. The program of the day
will also include social events and
games. The outing will be held near
Beaver Dann, sixteen lolled florin State
College.
Kappa Delta Pi Holds
Election of Officers
The Kappa Delta Pi, hanoituy edu
cational fraternity, held their spring
initiation, and banquet at the Centro
Hills Countly club Thursday n,glit
The speaker of the evening was Dr.
James N. Rule, first deputy supeim
tendent of public instruction. Folios.-
mg initiation, installation of officers
took place. They me president,
J. Rider '2B; vice-president, S. , A.
Ploy '2B; , comesponding secrotaiy,
L 31. Koslowski '2B; recording scc
tetary, 31. M. Pierce '2B.
STATE COLLEGE, PA, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1927
Tho witness seemed to ponder (for
ho sons a student) before uttering a
syllable. (le probably sons thinking
of the courses he would have to sched
ule in the next few semesters And
woe be to him if he should chance to
become disciple of the accused, the
professoi ): But he faced the ordeal
ith a hrave front and recited nobly
Weighing the evidence, the squire
isas of the opinion that the humble
prof had s elated the law, in this case
the borough dog oidinance Dogs
must be leashed: Seven dollars
please!
I No Collegian To Appear
Tuesday, June Seventh
The Collcylan n 111 not he pub-
'naiad Tuesday, June set entli,
I because of the final examine
/tions. The nest issue will come
out Friday, June tenth.
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BUCKNELL PLEBES
WILL PLAY HERE
Meet Lion - Freshmen Baseball
Team on Nen. Beaver Field
Tomorrow Afternoon
BISON YEARLINGS HAVE
UNIMPRESSIVE RECORD
Afler a lay-off of two weeks, Coach
Leo Ilouck's fieshman baseball team
will swing into action With the Buck
tell plebes on New Beaver diamond
at two-thirty o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
To date the Bison yearlings' record
:s scarcely, moro imposing than that
of the _Lion cubs The Orange and
Bluo aggregation has dropped close
Bubiotite academy,
and Bloomsburg and Shippenshurg
Not mal schools, tegisteting a lone win
o, , ct the Union County Stars.
Speedy Pitcher
lien Thomas, echo boasts a dazzling
fast ball, so dl be on the peak. Others
upon whom the Lewisburg mne van
icly are Clough, outtieldei; James,
first baseman, and Ilambacher, at
third
Coach Muck co ill probably send,the
same line-up which appealed in the
game nt Bellefonte The pitching
choice Ices between Captam Getters
and Lock.ud, with the former likely
to receive the call.
Same Infield
Kuhn will again he on duty at first
base, w ith Rant, at the heystone sack
and Spells and Wolfe revering the
short field and hot corner, iespeetive
-1%.
The outei defense will be chosen
ft nal, Schmartier, Battle], f, Batt us,
Panaccion and hy. Parana will prob
ably drae the catching assignment,
with Batdoif or Mama , . es for tehef
dub,
Y. M. C. A. PREPARES FOR
ENTERTAINMENT COURSE
The Revellers, Victor Recording
Artists, Will Appear Here
On Pennsylvania Day
Tentatmly preparing next year',
entertainment course, Mr C L Fritz,
business secretary of the "Y", has ar
ranged for a number of celebrities to
display their talents here.
Pennsylvania Day, the Revellers,
Victor recording and radio broadcast
log songsters, nill entertain. Tins
group of artists is expected to pro
side ore of the outstanding programs
of the musical year. The Zimmer
Harp trio is scheduled for the next
number on December ninth.
Magician To Appear
The Flon/aley quartet, known to
students who heatd them here two
yews ago, will entertain on March
thud. This quintet is considered the
best to the would at the present time
At a date to be decided latet, Eugene
Laurent, well-known =poen, will
perform his mystical feats.
Ceofftey O'Hara, author of "IC-K-K-
Katy" and a number of other popular
songs to among the 'tins whom the
Y M. C. A. plans to obtain The play
"Lightnm'," originally enacted by the
late Frank Bacon on Broadway will
be presented with Herbert Sprague
playing the main role.
Margin et Hannlton, youngest pian
ist, who has played with a number of
symphony orchestras and is sponsored
by tho National Music league, an or
ganization that helps to put forward
young people of outstanding talent
and ability, is among the entertainers.
Graduates May Secure
Commencement Tickets
Commencement tickets for the
guests of seniors will be distributed
through the offne of the Dean of
Men, it was announced through that
department yesterday.
If the program, which is to be con
ducted Tuesday morning, is held out
doors, each senior,n ill be allotted two
tickets. Only one will be given, how
eve:, if exercises are held in the Aud
itorium because of inclement weather.
Tickets will be held until the morn
, mg of commencement, but are non
ready for distribution.
The President's: office will super
vise tne issuing a tickets to college
guests, while those for alumni mem
bers cull be henoled by the Alumni
cemetery Depattmental offices have
charge of admission cards for faculty
members.
COMMENCEMENT
PROGRAM COVERS
FIVE-DAY PERIOD
Graduation Festivities Begin on
Friday Night With Show
"The Dover Road"
ALDRICH WILL DELIVER
BACCALAUREATE TALK
Inauguration and Amarding of
Diplomas, Tuesday, Will
Complete Activity
Cos ering- a period of fire days and
including events of various kinds, the
annual College commencement pro
gium will begin Friday night ashen
the Penn State Players present "The
Doses Road" in the Auditorium at
eight o'clock. Following the presen
tation, fraternity dances will be hell
at the many house z,eginning at nine.
thirty o clots:
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There will be a continuance of the
calendar Saturday afternoon when the
Booed of Trustees holds its annual
meeting in the President's office at
two o'clock At the same time election
proceedings of trustees will be held in
Old Chapel.
Visitors to the giliduation exercises
mill have a chance to see the Penn
State lacrosse team perform against
the famous Onondago Indians on New
Beaver Field half an hour after the
elections Class banquets and reun
ions at various points on the campus
during the dinner hour, a presentation
of "Cal \Vented," Thespian produc
tion in the Auditorium at eight o'-
clock, and more fraternity dances be
ginning an hour later, mill cap the
program for the day
The Reverend Donald 13 Alduch, D
D, of New Took City, will open the
Sunday, celemonies with the presen
tation of the Baccalaureate sermon in
the Auditorium at ten-ti n ety o'clock
in the morning This is the only
event scheduled until thiee-thaty o- clock in the afternoon when the Col
lege band will hold its conceit on the
hoot campus. The Penn State chola!
clubs combined concert in the Audi
torium at eight o'clock, following the
‘espel seivice in the Open Air Thea
ter at six-thirty o'clock, will conclude
the Sabbath piogiam. The Reverend
Frahm Metzgei, formes Penn State
chaplain, and now active at Rutgers
university, will ,preside.
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Thirty Young Men Will
Attend Second Annual
School of Leadership
Thirty young men from vinous
counties in the State will attend the
second annual Leadeiship Twining
school, to be held in connection with
Young Farmers' Week, under the dr.
section of A. L Baker, of the dolma
ment of Agricultural Extension, June
thirteenth.
The course is designed to fit the
students for leadership in rural com
munity affairs, pal Inculnt ly local agii
cultuial extension work. The history
of the service dates back to 1911, and
a broad view of the activities of the
Penn State deportment during this
period will bo given. Means by which
rural communities can secure the serv
ices of the College will be stressed
Graduation Programs Go
On Sale at Co-op Today
Scrims may obtain their Com
mencement programs, announce
ments ant', invitations at the
Athletic Stale at any time today
only, accora'pg to E. L. Spitler
'27, chairman. of the committee.
LEBANON VALLEY
FRAY ENDS YEAR
FOR NITTANY NINE
Annvillo Sluggers Clash With
Lions This Afternoon to
Prot hie Fast Setto
VISITORS HAVE TAKEN
SIX OF ELEVEN GAMES
Page, Styborshi and Hamas Will
Play Last Baseball Game
For Penn State
Topping oil a season of sixteen
games, the Penn State baseball team
still clash with the Lebanon Valley
nine here this afternoon on New
Beasei diamond
In ems en starts this season the
Annville collegians have rolled up
sm.= wins The visitors have tri
umphed oser seseial strong teams
this yea!, notably ffiuhlenberg• The
Allentown team met Lebanon Valley
with a record of six straight victories,
but eastern hits and thu teen runs
snowed them under and broke their
v inning streak.
lime Strong Pitching Staff
rein, Lebanon Valley huller, is the
111,213 candidate to oppose the Nittany
batteis To date he has lost but one
garlic in his college career ZaPrii.i.
ne,conici this yeas, has been pitch
ing excellent hall, and Hagar, the
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THESPIANS STAGE
LAST PERFORMANCE
Commencement Showing of "Girl
Wanted" Listed for
Next Saturday
FARLEY ARRANGES NEW
ASSORTMENT OF STEPS
The same Thespian cast that went
on the recent mad Uip cull produce
the show, "Girl Wanted," at seven
o'clock next Saturday night m the
Auditopum for house party guests
and alumni
After having pt esented the play
social times, the members of the
cast have learned just which lines
have tho best effect. Some new gags
have been Intl educed, uhile others
base been eliminated. Parley has a
ness assortment of dance nurribms to
entertain the audience.
Fraternities are urged to send in
then applications for gi oup orders as
soon as possible jn order to smart
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CHANGE DATE FOR WPSC
NEW WAVE BROADCASTING
Trial Period Will Begin June
Fifteenth and Continue
For Two Months
With at least one ping:lam each
week, the College tadio station,
WPSC, will continue hi oadcasting
throughout the summer The Fed,:lA
Radio comm , sion has changed the
date when the new nave length of
MS =Lets will go into eflect from
the first to the fifteenth of June.
The probation period for the license
will extend fat two months, ending
on August fifteenth It will be acres
sa* fin the College studio to share
in oadervting tune with WBAK, the
State Pollee station at lint sburg
The two stations will have to alter
nate to then snarl., them being no
conflict in their programs at pres
ent Plans for the automat broad
casting inogiam ate now being ar
ranged
The neuly assigned wave length
will enable WPSC to be heind
neatly snot y part of the country Last
peat stations in Almeria and in Okla
holm acknowledged iceenit of 11les
h sages from the Penn State station.
Outing Club Chooses
Next Year's Leaders
Officers to ',etre for the 1927-28
tour were elected by Outing club
members at then last electing Wed
nesday night. The follow tag were
chosen to lead the hikers lot next
year: LeWis L. Palmer '29, presi
dent; C. Wallace Stouff, vice-prem.
dent; Miss Katherine Holbrook '2B,
sectetary, C E Pan fridge '2B, treas.
er; and C. A Hutchinson, outing
di, octet..
Council Names Scrap,
China Mission Groups
Student Council anonuntes the ap
pointments of members to two com
mittees fol the next college year
Tho following mill seine on the
Scraps committee• If F Blanken.
biller '2B, chairman; 2. C BeMeld '2B,
I 'v S Liggett '2B, A J. Cares '2O,
and S 12 McClelland '29 Thice men
vin; selected to save on the China
Mission group. They ale J. C Bel
held '2B, chow man, L W Barton '29,
and R. J Davis '3O.
SENIORS WILL HOLD
ANNUAL CLASS DAY
Include Class History and Poem
Reading in Program for
June Thirteenth
REEDER. SPITLER, FRAIN
TO DELIVER ADDRESSES
Differing from the exercises of °th
e, years, Serum Class Day will be
.conducted in the Auditorium instead of
the open air theater The Class Day
exercises mill be held Monday mein-
AIL June thirteenth at nine o'clock
S. L Reeder, piesident of the grad..
atm& group, mill give the opening ad
di eye, which will he follomed by the
class luster c, compiled by L R Notts.
Miss Madelyn J Wright mill give the
class poem and the pipe oration mill
be delivered by E 1.. Spitler C C.
13011)1101 '2B, mill accept the pipe
Miss Marion Frain mill give the mir
eel oration, and the mirror mill be
accepted by Miss Frances Cager '2B.
Follomnig the mirror oration honors
will be amarded by donors G M Har
ris and Miss Lydia Robertson to G P
Lippincott, Spoon man, W. E. Pritch
ard Barrel man, F. W Kaiser, Cane
man; Miss E R Frank, Bow girl,
Miss Lillian Baker, Slipper girl, and
Miss Frances Forbes, Fan girl
E. St,arb .
memorial to Judge IL Walton Mit
chell who mill accept it on behalf of
the College After President Ralph
Hetzel delivers the presidential ad
dress, S L Reeder mill gine the vale
dictory
Dairy Department
Releases Figures
On Milk Products
"Let's get a dish of coo cream at
Um College creamery," must be a fie
quent invitation on the campus, since
last year the College meamei y manu
factured over 20,000 gallons of that
commodity, most of which was con
sumed by students at the salcsroom
on At, hill
Ice cream is not the only daily
pioduct that is manufactured in huge
amounts in the College dairy menu
fastuting plant, since neatly twelve
thousand gallons of ice cteam mrs
stoic prepared lot other ice steam
maker s.
The production of butte!, totaled
ow) 270,000 pounds; cheese, oser 52,-
000 pounds; cottage cheese, 21,000
pounds, condensed buttermilk, 22,000
pounds, chocolate milks, 2210 gallons,
puttee :111'k, mole than 15,000 gallons,
bottled milk, 250,000 quarts, and bot
tled cleans, 10,000 quaits
The fainters Ining in the ',emit,
of State College were paid mole than
$179,000 rot milk and ercain, limn
Chico, bundled to three hundred
and fifty pations bringing their prod
uct to the College creamery. This
huge amount of taw material produc
tion puts the Pennsylvania State Col
lege in a leading position m mai ket
milk and daisy manufactining
Alumni To Return
At Commencement
Alumni members from all section,
of the country are expected to at.
tend the annual commencement e•-
ereses and to celebrate their gala day
hme on June thirteenth, according
to E N. Sullivan 'l4, secretary of the
Alumni
Old graduates will take an active
part in the activities, participating
in eight events dining the hve-day
period Giaduattng students of the
1027 class, newest members of the
Alumni, tuged to take pint in
the ',made that will march to New
Beaver Field on Monday, June Um
teenth
After then luncheon in Mat Allister
Hall, the Alumni group will person
ally welcome Dr. It D. Het,el no the
new Penn State President. Mang
!imminent Pennsylvania men, includ
ing Cover not Fisher and members of
the booed of trustees, will attend this
luncheon.
The Lions'
Ann ille
' Chorus
PRICE FIVE CENTS
CINDERMEN CLOSE
SEASON TOMORROW
IN ANNUAL COMBAT
AGAINST PANTHERS
Pitt, Scoring Seven Poinls at
I. C. 1-A Meet, Possesses
Well-rounded Track
And Field Team
LINN RUNNER-UI"M IDE
Gabby We!ch Will Compete. in
Four Events—Broad Jump,
Shot Put, Discus and
Its elm Thrall, s
When the PnLt Panther. !on ado Neon
Beat en field tonier ron for the annu l
trod , and fret!! tnca, Coach Nate
Cartmell's clia!ges v.lll need every
pes .ble point to rocule son tory (ton
the Smithy City ayisaegatten. Al
though the Prtt,lnirgh tradroxnscor
ed only !..evc.n ',mot, at toe Internet
!, orate, lost t tiny any consol
mod the 't•o 17.1.1 t ,111-1 Mind ti
non d held team in tha hist ny of the
Inatctutren
Pitt's unusual strength lies In the
fieht tnents Gtbl, Webb, vho need.,
no intatulustron to sport , foltowets,
II quite tulcpt at throv,lng the javelin
ant, the tit, us, white the s"•ot put is
;motile: of the forme, Bellefonte
Academy athlete's specialties In the
bloat , Jump Welch Is capable of covet
ing tuctitlt-two feet
Captain Tiny Linn, who placed sec
ond to Mai ian Ide in the hannum
throes Int ,eel, at Philadelphia a ill
also compete in the shot put. This
went is expected to be a Wel , h.Lann
combat as each has been tossing the
iron ball about folly-three feet this
3 can. Cu inn, anothm Pitt luminary,
is out to defeat ,Peon State'.c !atm
n.nunec airaw cnampion.
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PLAYERS PRESENT "THE
DOVER ROAD" NEXT WEEK
F. Ricker '2B Will Hal e Chief
Role—Shou log to Take
Place Friday Night
It ith the commencement pie
tion of :thine, comedy, "flu• novel
Ito Id," ne•t ula) night, the Penn
State Playeis will doge ambttioui
and successful se,mon Tickets . is now
Or
•,Ile at Wlntel Jlus• et's at
sci
enty-Ole cent, al iI one duller
This daunt is oiu• of the most il
tint comedic , ' written doting the lavt.
ten .I.ears 1.01 ding to cities, and it
has had a big inofes,on it tun as
well us being a fatonte iiith college
audiences Accoiding to Piof A C
Cloettngh du cctot of the Plat s,
ci•-
ci) °flea t his been made to make thin
pl•ie the 5f.1,011 . , blgg,t sacceoi A
I,e, set of scenery has been devised
Ito R. I. Pate,. '2B„lnd new light
int, effects ale hieing oat Led out. by
V. Bath, '25.
it. d. To Plat Lead
The leading pail, cif "The Doter
Road" cull be played Roker
'2B, 1010 ,1111 be oenuaebeudho,
co:standing at Ling in "Medea," "Mer
ton of the Moties," and "The Rear
Cat
"
ore,ot Cloetmgli consulms that
hp an, in "The Dorm Road" mill be
In fat the bent he Ilan yet done Mb,
Mat gatet Simons plat, the leading
(mimic tide, and like nodal, the lmn
had cunsolidable diamatm expel mare
Tho mane cant I, made up of play
et s alto etc rave, den among State
College anthem,. The pacts will be
played as folh.m "Mt Latinist" by
P Rather '2B, "Anne" by Mln; Mat
gai et Sumo., "Leonard" by 0, S An
did min '2B, "Enstai ia" by HLnn Eveho
Wait enfold, and "Domain." ht W
Dinnhenbrod '2B Costumes are to be
taken ehinge ut by Miss S E !Lac
'2B.
Fraternity Baseball
Tourney Nears Finals
In latent mkt ft atom nay baseball
compettlatn, the ao Kappa kips.lon
tone lost a a-2 game to the Theta
Kappa Pitt Tta,lay cyclone.. Beta
Sigma Rho lost to Phi Kappa Stamm
am l the Theta Cht tondanatton thop
pod one to the Pitt Kappa on Wednes
day.
This aftm noon, Phi Kappa ' will
clash with Phi Kappa Psi and the
Fiend's Union nine hill meet Phi
Kappa Signor. Theta Kippa Phi will
meet the alone, in the play-off of
the Delta Sigma Phi-Alpha Phi Sig
ma Lilt.