Page Four :i^ur GRAHAM & SONS Established 1896 The Distinctive Store The most distinctive selection of Mother's Day boxes we have ever seen. Place or ders now. Packed and mailed free. 1 Notices 1 The A, Int= Club (sill meet, Mon day night at sax-Unity o'clock in the MecharocAl Enamel lag labotatol v Nonunatlons Lot Maw s adl be held ——o— The Block and Blidle club Nl.lll meet in loom 206 of the Aglicultuie build ing tomoliocc night at coven-thiity o'clock for the election of effects All members ale mired to be present ==l Therell be a meeting of the Penn State Glange at Room WO llotnwl lure building tonight at eight o'cloal The Martmshing Vocational School Hill in went an hoot's plogiam fol lowed by music and enter tan-intent. Lion Batsmen Oppose ; Syracuse Nine Today (Continued from first page) yed to Michigan State by a 2-1 de cision a few dams late, lho eighth and ninth encounter s went to thine, say of Michigan by deLisiNe scores. Hard.llitting Outfield Composed of Baysinger, Jamieson, and Walt &bus, the Orange pastarnei., , boast a slugging and run-scoring out field. The former is Smell remembei ed by Nittany enthusiasts as the sein dilating quarterback on last yeat's Syracuse grid machine Srbus is the hardest hitter of the tato maintaining a .400 metage for the contests imaged thus far In the inner gai den, the Hillmen n ill start Benzin at Oust base and Peck at the kostune bag. Paul Hot ov,it7 null scoop up the but ones at shortstop and Comdisco ivll meted the thud sack As catcher, Coach Carr is almost ceitain to start Deming, last year's 'reset ve backstop. Captain Lambed, George Mines and Balslev v s tll display then tniihng ability ag-ainst the Bczdek-coached Lions. :Caftan) Line-up Unchanged The identical line-up that has seen service in•the encountms singed so far will oppose the Salt city batsmen George Delp is slated to start in lett field and Gene Singley oil' Lose, the pastures in center Captain Hat ring ton, ohen not catching, oil! iound oat the outfield. Hailed us one of the smoothest seorl.tng combinations in collegiate baseball ,the veteian Nittany mheld composed of Lungien, Dobbelaar, Kent and Wehl full attempt to gob ble up the hot smashes of the Orange bat-wieldeis. Cy siill gambol at fast base and Debby still shoo the Syia cusans how second should be meted ed. Kent at short and Wolff on thud form a fine defensi‘e comTanation Coach Demlel. has decided to use Al Lesko as backstop but has not made ',noon his pitching choice Van Alta, portly southpao, nap start the !list tilt oith Haines and Roephe toilet flingers The contest tornoilew inay had either of the !alter too in the pitcher's hos. us hen the genie is called FORESTERS PLANT TREES Fifty thousand pees are being planted this spring on the Colltge tams, attoirling to a statement is sued by the department of for entry. The planting is Ileum done by stu dents of the department as pat t of then pr ears= This also affords the students pi attical stork in tree nut smy, planting of seed beds, and transplanting. MOTHER'S DAY SPECIALS White & Wyckoff Stationery Appropriate Box Candy Greeting Cards - COLLEGE CUT-RATE STORE COLLEGE'RADIO STATION AIDS RAILROAD SERVICE Assists Delh ering of Cowan) Orders From Altoona During Storm BXE, the college amateur radio sta tion, mas called into beIIICC Friday, Saturdas and Sunday to relay import ant messages, as all other means of communication had been silenced by the bliz7ard which enveloped Central and Western Pennsvhania. Co-opei attirg smith other stations belonging to the American Radio Relay League, the local station succeeded in delivering orders issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad in its attempt to keep the trains operating safely throughout the stellar. At one o'clock Fi day night no, .1 etas reeencil fiom Altoona that the woes were down betmeen their and Lewistown A slant tune later the. Altoona station, 'Much did not pos sess sufficient pone, to reach to Fitts rouigh, requested SXE to attempt to communicate mith that city The foui pmatois mete able to connect with I both these points and, by maintaining la foity-eight hour stall, were able to 'clay messages and keep the °them ise !isolated towns in contact A, lth one an other In addition to assisting the railroad company, BXE conveyed a number of pr onto messages for persons strand ed 0503 from home. As telegraph and telephone service to and from State College ceased Friday night, the local station was the only means of Lominunrcation esisting here for so ma' days. Plebes Await Poverty Day Parade Tomorrow (Continued from first page) and bands as well as other groups in the parade Meting fr °in the meeting Place as soon after one-thirty o'clock as pos sible, the parade of variously garbed freshmen will more down Pugh street to neater, around to the post-office, up Allen street to Co-op and from there toward New Beat cr The judges for the c‘ent tomorror .111 he Eddie Mitchell, Buck Taylor and Chailie Moil ell. Where Quality Counts FYE'S Dry Goods and Notions West College Avenue W. I. WARD Taking over the business of W. 11. HUDNALL Tobaccos, Cigars, Candy, and Ice Cream We hope to enjoy your patronage. We specialize in Page & Shaw and Reymers candies ./.........~.....4.0.,..~....,,4W.11 0, 0 4..4,0 • ONI,~4•ANP The College Man's Shop NEW SPRING SHIRTS In the latest patterns. Collars to match MEN'S HALF HOSE . at 50c GOLF HOSE . $1.50 to $3.00 Special Sale SPRING TOPCOATS At a Big Reduction TAILOR MADE SUITS $25.00 to $50.00 HARRY SAUEitS ALLEN STREET THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN PLAYERS ANNOUNCE CAST FOR JUNE PERFORMANCE Prof. Cloetingh Revises Script To Make Play Intelligible For Modern Audience Announcement has been made by'. the Penn State Plnyeis of the selec tion of the chatneteis for their Com mencement Week production, an up to-date eislon of Shnkespent "Taetfth Night." The east is coni posed of Reboil. Pilchard '29,. Stei ling Demon '3l, Jesse McKnight '3l, Anton Bradt '3l, Milton Young '3O, Miles Suehet '3l, Oivdte McCandless '29, Flank Moues '3l, Kenneth Hold el mon '3l, Misses Anne Mellinger '3l, Josephine Banfield '2B and Olive Os telhout 'JO The piny will be enacted in picsent day style, with the inttoduction to model n dress and speech. Prof. Ai thou C. Cloetingli, alto is ditecting this ptoduction, bas remised and re mutton the play In older that it will be intelligible to a modetn audience. 'Contra* to the fennel custom, the play will be piescnted on Monday night of Commencement Week instead of Friday evening Colleges To Convene For "Y" Conferences Holding then thud annual joint conference let] cat, fire hunched men and women student lepiesentatnes from Y. M.. C A 's and Y W. C A.'s of colleges throughout the middle at lantic states will convene at Eagles Mere Lions June twelfth to twenty second inclusive Emieuenced Chustian leaders fioni all pacts of the woild will attend the convention, lot the paint,sc of dis cussing the needs of American col lege men and women, and to talk in formally on sital topics involving col lege youths Students desning fuithei mfounn lion on this subject may inquire at the "Y" hut. Building Program Adds Zoology Research Unit Among the non structures included in the College building program is an msectory to house the research activ ities of the department of zoology and entomology This building, located in a coinei of the Hungarian mchatd, is design,d so that insects can be con fined lot close obseivation under con ' ditmns almost identical to those out of-doors. The European corn borer and the codling tooth urll be the chief sub jects of rnsestrgatron. It is hoped that the nest facibtres will help to place the ',search work in insect con trol on a par urth that being done in other states High School Trackmen • Will Clash- Tomorrow (Continued from Prat page) Klskt Pleparatoty School, with two successive vlctoties to its credit, will attempt to entry off the motels again this year m (inlet to gain permanent possession of the John G. White 'B2 l thaninionship trophy. The temaindet of the entrants ate Bellefonte, State College, Dußois, Johnsonbing, Nen ark Prep of New Jersey, Clegg Township, Picture Rocks, Bel t, ich, Bellefonte Academy, Flushing, New Yolk, Idrittinsbutg, West Vit. ginta and Miles Township, All schools enteling the Interschol antics sill be under no evpense uhile to State College. The tennis will be housed and entertained by the various ft atm attics. Besides the John G. White trophy two siker loving cups sill be awaited to the trains placing second and tiurd respectively Thiee silver loving cups sill be presented to the first thine teams to finish in the one-mile relay championship, while gold, siker and bronze medals sill be given to sinneis of fast, second and third places in all events except the ielay race. Stickmen To EnviunteF Mt. Washington Twelve (Continued from Brat page) criose association, and a squad ol assistants, the Mountaineers are pointing to the top abroad in July for the Olypinie gaines. Coach Paul's tnelve is in good shape after the meek of scot and the Nit- Luny mentor expects his stickmen to offer stiff opposition Los the amateurs A number of shifts in the battle as say folio, mg the Cornell tilt will be toed for the first time tomorrow. Poser will cover fist defense, re placing Fellows, nlio has been shifted 'to Martin's post at coves point. Kali assumes Guffin's duties at first at tack ,kilo MeLseen tales eves Call son's position at third attack. These is also the possibility that Reinhold may replace Shaffer at home Captain Johnny Belficld hopes to con tinue on his seining rampage at sec ond attack in quest of an Olympic post' Mountaineers Defeat Orange The Mountaineers triumphed ovu Syracuse by a 0-3 count last went, thus eliminating the Orange team from Olympic aspirants The Orange twelve hulled the tables on Cornell Saturday, 5 to 2 A victory for the Lion's in tomotio.'s fray will place Coach Paul's laelossemen in the run ning for the title. . 4:thar°_,,,si em 3 Dal,,,w-,,, Spy lag 13 =IA , S . .1 .;. Among all the many words we say, what two ex :II: press thoughts so closely linked as Mother and Flowers. 4. Sunday is her day. State. College Floral Shoppe, , Phone 580.3 Allen Street Phone'sBo4 X STUDENT BODY PREPARES WELCOME FOR MOTHERS Arranges Varied Entertainment For Guests of College Next Week• End Penn State will obsetve Mothers' Day, next Friday, Saturday and Sun day with a program of varied enter tainment for the parents of students, who will visit the college at that time. As the'most important event of the 'meek-end the Animation of Penn State Parents will meet m the Schwab Auditinium. Salm day morning at ten thlity o'clock, which will be inemded suer by his. M Elizabeth Olewine, vice-president of the association. Speakers at the meeting will be Presi dent Hetzel, Dean Warnock, Dean Ray, Ellen Burkholder '2B, piesident of the Women's Student Government organ irate" and Chitties C. Berryhill '2B, 'president of the Student Council Vaudeville acts. will be presented Friday evening by the Department of Music and the Glee Club, chile on Saturday mening, "The Family DP stalls" will be enacted by the Penn State Players. Both entertainments will be given in the Schwab Auditor ium The motheis 'will be the guests of the girl students of Penn State at a tea in the Women's Building, Satur day aftei noon at three o'clock. Host esses at this affair will bo Geraldine E Moore '2B and Lucille L. Johnston '2B. May Day exercises will be held on the fiont campus, Saturday night at seven o'clock In addition to the foregoing events five athletic meets will be held Saturday afternoon •Tine program for the week-end Bill 'close with the Sunday morning chapel seivwes, at which Dr. Fraser Meta gel, dean of tarn at Rutgeis univer sity, and former chaplain of Penn State, will address the visitors. Bandmaster Thompson Writes Concert Music Major Wllfied 0. ThompscM,, di rector of the Blue Band, nhnch play at the state conclave of the Knight's Templar at Reading on May twenty-Second, is writing music. for the occasion He is incorporating into EQUITABLE LIFE OF lOWA J. A. (Pop) GARRISON, '27 Agent Phone 571-W 129 Frazier St H '( w , his compositions the melo v die's cirsome old Penn State and Knights Templar songs. In additions tothe scheduled con certs at Residing, Lebanon and Allen town, and the proposed appearance at Harrisburg, the band will play nt Len atown on its return Major Thompson will be one of the judges at the band, orchestra and cho ral competition of the Western Penn sylvania Interscholastic Music Asso ciation at Grove City, May third SPRING calls for housecleaning and beautifying of premises Secure inexpensive bridge lamps, pictures and tapestries at the OLD MAIN ART SHOP. ltp CLASSIFIED BUILDING SlTES—Fratenuty saes for sale. Eugene Lederer. FOR RENT—Furnished house Dons May thirtieth to September first. Six rooms and bath. Garage and garden. Desirable location. 222 South Gill stteet, phone 200. M. 2tp -FOUND—Valuable N% ate h. °waier may obtain same upon propel iden tification —Cathaum Theatre. HOUSE FOR SALE—Small house for sale. 'nice below $7OOO Eugene Lederer. LOST—A %est to a blue pin-sti iped suit. Finder please retaurn to 11 SRERER, phone 594. ltp FOR SALE--Threepiece walnut fln 'ish bed-room suite, Eloosier-kitchon cabinet,, dining-room chairs, cut tains, window shades, tapestry brus ' sels rug (8' is.l.onra, congoleum rug (9,12), oil mop, water mop, kalama- 3, -,:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-1 7 :-.:-:-.1-:•:-:-H.:-:-:-:-: t Fire Insurance : x x, .+. EUGENE H. LEDERER 4 . J t . 1 . _ ANNOUNCING - The opening of , , THE ELECTRIC BAKERY Bread, Rolls,-Cakes, Pies and Fancy Pastries . Baked in Electric Ovens the modern way • Your inspection is invited 127 W. Beaver Ave. . Phone 603 ssl 'YL NR Vl' %St - Agti • f . . l! (I .- ar kjouse CLOTHES Readymade And Cut to Order ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY STYLES. TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED SEtIVICE IN THE UNITED STATES. miniku Q:krtrtet+ ') owe suns mo, ms, no Top:toles BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT - OUR STORE IS THE t e j i s OnSe Of State College The character of the suits and topcoats tailored by Charter House • will earn your most sincere liking • ~.bMONTGOMERY'S Friday, May 4, 1928 , . zoo range with warming closet and reservoir. Also other small articles not mentioned, (everything new)— George A. Burwell, 136 Hartswick avenue, State College. lip LOST—Between Itillerest cottage and the Fenway, a ladies gold Elgin watch. Return to E. Deaterly, at llll!crest Cottage. lip LOST—Man's Swiss wrist-watch with woven silver web band, at Prom Fulda' please taunt to Collegian, LOST—Silk scarf, at Prom; vitiate, with initials R. M. L, (embroidered) in diamond in one corner. Call 283 if found. ltp TIME THE ONLY DIFIfERENCE • BETWEEN THE DIFFICULT THE IMPOSSIBLE IS THAT THE IMPOSSIBLE TAKES MORE TIME -The Peoples National Bank • State College, Pa-
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