Tuesday; February 19, 1924
RADIO PROGRAM , IYEL , -,'
IN'CLDDE ONE ACT PLAY
Station WPAB Plans To Broadcast
Humorous Burlesque—Bent
ures Listed for Week • ,
Arrangements hate been eompleted
foe the ht widcasting of n o-act play,pl ay, •T"rite importance 01 Being ne A :Rona).
tted," itanorenw night 14 the fentur
nt' WPAlt . f. program for this, uttel; It
sta., first presented nt .the',Unitersity
Coil) shortly liefetee Th
The piny is 't burlesque , on:Oseitr
"imam t teen of Being ‘rne•t "
11 N witty and is It Pi , Y stiii ' ddaTh"
in radio entertainment The ,eccate"in
tlndrs DarniirY MIISSer '27
, ttho
lobes the part of W
er '2l ns Sylvester W tilestone T/'
Young '24 Is 17:ostler Cation and Gil!
!lacy TM so /WM' t Smoot. ltn ;
•
son h. dated as I omit
Tin fenbiro or rJd is '9 In ogron nlll
Inn speech Ills on by Di Prover Moth
gel nn the oubjeet, "floorge
Inn and it, Vleng on Illgh . ez
lion
The enmalets pinglam Is as folfou
)Vedne , oo, Fol;runry '.2)
R On p m—ltuale by n student nt
°hymn ,
S 20 fr or— .. Wlint Is 1,010.0H:11 FAOO
- toll< by J 0 N.,:llEtt of tits
11.41 p, to -- .. 110w iindern Callrgo,Sta
drolg flnvorn Theinvel,re talk 10.
Malt! suPlent govornment 4valcm.
0.00 p —Special nnivlc 11 1/10IVIIIP I.
student 01chestra. _ • • •
9 90 p m — . The lapuplnnee 00 110100
0 nOllghtledt .. , -
TrMay Februnn 22,
tto p of nut Pod,
Site-Pitt bagnentlll nnmn -- Crtb.&
10.00 p —"George NV I , thinizton nnol
bin Vien , r nn figintr
by ft Pr tqett Mot Ann
5.30 p m-1101t by bout description.
of the Penn Stote-\oty wreatling
in to b rind the Penn Srate-Ittotion
tinivervity boxing . motel,
TRAVELING EXHIBIT_IS
SCARAB DAY FEATURE
Sketching To Be Encouraged. A
mong Students—Several - _
Speeches Are MdTe . •
The Scarab 'Honorary Architeetural
Ft...mitt :idol as host Mien lm nU•
vleiting trlt nil* mere, event at
. the
rlvan quitting of rhltet
Ingo, crater 00101 runt pencil' sketches
the 0111, - Alain
~?iuseum at scale
thirty the
lost Tuesday i•cVepip,g
This mom apart of the "iceitair DAY'
e'verclses that hod been plataed 1;y the
tarot thaptet of the Iritlannf-linolety , hy
tint name. C
The program. silo Intended to carry
nut theso Imposes. Professor IV,Pi
Crockett max the ilret speaker otithe
evening and he spoke on tho value, of
Ituropean trate' for alehlteetui al eau
dents tie point^il ant tho.nds outages
that such a mil mould (Met. mfmtfoning
rape( lolly the appal tunlties that
nrtuih
ma Lurapean natinnv held ulthin the('
borders
Droll Sorkett spelte next and he:cern-,
Mended the Mel. of filtetchlng as a means
et remembellng the notions ••tt peeled
through, whether they he Vol Mutt n
tinny nr whether they henn rktir,ONn
continent Tills In of tattle In adding to
the enJoyment of the pl nes tivhed, WI
It hello refreith the m^mery tong 'allot
the visit has been completed
A.l the anal speaker of the evening,
Profeweir A L Kochet gave a laid
hiotot y of the des elopment - of the
Belrah reale, nay.
FRESHMEN_HOLD FINAL
:'s? ELECTION OF OFFICERS
ro t . 'the' polio.ve of electing n ser
trutte itnil venom er the ft eqhmon
elman met. on Thursdn3 night in the
pull pen In the pi inlotoi election n
tic find reonited and nnnther meeting
nmq required to deride on the rink of
firms' 31 T Allen Min elected nerre
tom nod It. S Withon mot chosen
ti mmuter,
Hugn ilenklc gave a 4hort talk on 4he
subject. `"Caro On" Ile Mated that
every Penn State ni in Omuta be able
1.1 lake, lila plain In the world after
rompleting Ills enliege coun.
TWENTY-SIX FRATERNITY.
'FIVES ARE ELIMINATED
Carnes Last Week Show Keen Corn
petition—List of Future
' Ghmes Announced
With the fraternity boslietball se,
don uell oolviineed tool twenty 91,
trouts...nit artily eliminated. Intetest it
beeopljig keen onil oevetal of lost
etels'.Metories scene the results of
I, irilLlOtSght Contests Monts -four
tenor ,olgageil In thirteen games 1111
tie highest some of any one genie nos
tolletplai by Pilen,l4 Union wines the,
deft:deed Phi torn by t2lto 2 score
1. it conteete. Atolls ZiAO
%tee &reefed by Aloha Chi Cho It to
Phi DPfta Theta Won from Slew,
c't n? otett by 'l'to Sigma Phi 19 to
9 10......40100c1 contested match Phi
Cp. inn PI eon Rom Delta KAPPa
Stg
ntn . I;.7Ht vote or 10 to 0, while Phi
Kappa 'ti took the meleute of Alpha
C imma,Chn to the tune of 22 to 1.
,ti t4 g,tom elth Delta Tau Delta ,
15Aptylb Ttlta Rho came nut no the lon
rod nr e i;o to 0 00ore. nod PM Eyre-
Inn Ptilfiell out AM) , t 011:m0 PIA to
berA light, or which 2 to ONV•I4 the
count. Rich t Commit Phi &-
fret...a Dtibileta Chl Mph, 12 to . C. sthile
Ketitie "01 - gMI held .t one point teed
rArr 701 XI and won by a 9 to 0
ecniC ,
The VAest game In the final g - rnup
wl4' the tint In v.htell Alph, Ilamm t
Phl defrhed the Cuheen Fmtetnity 2
to 9, and the most one-sided on, that
In tthlcli Frlentiv Union non from Phi
K we, to the tune of 21 tn 2 Signet
P. tlettttetl °mewl Efelllnn II to 7, and
Sigma PM Signet Mal. the menume of
Knplet Drlet ulth t more of 10
to 4
;The schedule which Manager reilkon
ntein his annnunced Inc thin wed< N
as follows
GTIIIT
8 OD
. ?*4171 1:81188. PBI v.; Alpl
T.tu7,6m088
—tPhi Xappl Tan va. Phi
--(;amnia— .
.S.-45.11,-.ln —Sigma Alph". Tlpgllnn NS
n 4 hOtS.
Vnurt
RVO p'm —Meta Theta PI vt Delta
thesllnn
3:15 p m Phi Sigma Vn. Thn
7fP",-.Cht
R X 45 m , Stp,m,
Chi.
Fe'lily; February fiventy•seriblil
en ur
.3 • tiiti.Wmi —Phi Delta Theis vs Phi
'bkahr,
—Alplir Cis.mma Phi vs
' Sigma.
Si4l:vir.,rn —Tim Sigma 'Phi vs liet‘
`Sixth% rthn
CuuCCfvro—
S•O0lr in —l:nt , pl IDelfil Rh. IR Mg
76 . 11Da Seg7llll
R•lb g"'m —Sigma P 1 on glgmo No
R .4;44 m K tom Alpho 00 Al
Rho.
POSIiiONS *ANTI:IT—Chef and wife
&Rite places In frnitn nttv hnuße
Call ^e3-11.
19.2 t
INITIATION-IS HELD-RY
LOCAL CHANGE TONIGHT
Thirty Persons Will Take, Part in
Ceremenies:—Plans Made
for Future Meetings
Lneil Bringer) nlll meet tonight it
tielm I. In 10000 100 Bort
h utture Building for the nuroool 0
00101000 m: t ,111)04 of Realty toctultore
tltl ough the brit and 9ernnd ilerremi
of the nrilor. It In eipeetetl that near.
IS 11011.irt9mo hill pit iivin , te in
the teremonitti golloulng the per
fnlnttNe of the Mu 0, eel Min of the
Inittructori will Let tiled upon rot im
promptu 91)00(.1109
Dote P. 1, AV ttts nml Prefevsnr
Pi easier gave Intel e4tlng !allot on
the ' Dot mitt», rind" nt
meeting. held lift heel, The 'Pent"
a need' t begun last year la the
Orange. It, milleh It In °novo' , U, salve
one, to build a nel, c dnimi
tnl, The campaign Inelu omen. dev the en
tit e state or,: ilthough
cantsrnrcial tv being made to thin.-
rafghlv ean, Iva the faeult, and stit•
drn[ membe,v at Penn 'hate The Me.
11111g , l, IS eon: hided filth a shot t farce
"The Filming, et Um le Tonic, C 1b1e,..
;hare la • membrrs of the nge
The older hos been notice nut
l'nlng Its Mute meetings. and r,rh
nee Mill lir, eplete 0101 h
foul th be resorted for preventing
the third Intl fourth cleglerv. I,hllr no
March eighteenth an °nen meeting till!
bu held fel the atudentq .i. comic) no
on iv on the lonat um foi' title a:tub
etlng, and Drat!, IV Ittq hill moictbir
ape tk The Dist Apt II meeting h 111 be
tallizeil In men ,ring studentv for the
fit at and ecentel degrees
SEVENTSWITO DOLLAR% GIVEN
3IIISIC "DrPT. FROR CONCERT
Vole than not ent-timrs dollrts to be
toenail into the deptt Intent Of Allem,
Plano rand nos collerted (tom at ll
dent, at the 111nd Comm t l.i t Sttmlny
nftet noon iftet Bantlncodet Thomp
son made ,n appeal Mt added fonds
The money Otis turned once to 1111 or
tor Cl Slit testct any and wt., aided to
the 11l steeds of the combined Clee Club
conem t Ind donee
'nouveau of "Plnufor( . 1110 combo
nneru ninth 11111 be iwoducea lw the
Oleo Club 00011 in Moo, will ibuclio
lu)ned Into (Mu 171111(1
LOST—A Rtmll pt tlnosn nrelMen or
Iti tiler, vet ukh ant 01 dllmontl
Llbertl tmwrd If returned to fgg .
College Me Phone 22
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
DR. sHEEWOOD EDDY TO
GIVE FINAL TALK TONIGHT
(Continued from dent It we )
the college student "There au" titre,
rilettlons by tvilfeh a man can lOU hit
netted smith," he imid. Ilkenlvg thorn
to the touchstoneu of the mein , .
iihilnimphetx. The dire) in, "Ate , hon
ow, "Some of the ,tarot CrOOkli 11111
Amerika him beaten," he tattled. "hat
been college men Toll cannot bulb]
great eh ilatiter on a shifi,t foundition '
In numba of hit claim he til slut
Baudinstancet of, men \OH, hid
!tato' Ind bluffed theit tins 1111011,411
college Ind continuing the same li !hits
through life. *Tod finally found thi
not, 0. In the hand of the 11111
Mg his question to the lett dm.; t i n.
icssnoss of the conntrs, and in liilt
ticular to the bre Mug of the High
toroth Amendment. he fl timid ,lilt
mulls int lint rondltinns one ait fa
rata In Petrograd or Unto, th in hi
nuns sections of Nett Toil. 111.1
rage
DI T:clcleot second question mas "Am
II: truest 0 " Citing SOX Of ttlo. SPe ire
In Pt Ineetnn, Mott of Cornell and Pad
dock of the Unit etolit3 of Callfro nit
at exampleo of college men aim real!,
lii the!, belief,. he to ged th it the
ottidente put into netual practice
loot thought, told .41n1 , them,' it ex to
•In betterment of the moil! stood
a,. limit college "Ate %nu nettoll3 it
the gome." he demanded, "or ore 3nu
on the Mil-Novo looking on"'
Addressing the erohtl“l Audit°ilute
at the Sund ig night so tires, DI 11,1-
dt esplolned the ploblems 01 It flee ;
U .
the each! It
rge. "The Ntoild ind Lt
14 In the throes of s level! ntrilmit
p.lnlsm. militarism tind itroirg,lon,"
he said "In almost me m . tminim .
the globe there is t new liberalism tel
a demand fat sneinl rind politic 11 de-
n aerie) • Last lent he nitrite t untie
liner tool. him thmuall
Pun. Chinn. 'Mote. the MM.., In-1
Palestine. 1111, 11111 111110^.
rountm of the troth] In/1 IR. told ;
or the I•lenstssnnee” hhith he stilt I I
Is going on in tho gic it 11101111 V 11'
them Ile deplored the fat L lit tl Amet -
h I seemed unrtheeted 1 / 2 . the tumid- ;
v mitatl. for highel mot aril I
political- lone pointing ant the
Westin house
moat InJogllre and tic nuno I Llkrn of
tan 01% n coma,
Addrrr.e. T.11111 , 11111i111 .
In the ltelltt , t Chtnt 11 te.tnt dull
at•et neon Di I:•ItIN cnnttitut4l Itln
et ;Jon 111 01 Ili Itl ehltenn, en' LI Kin .
4.1 t Of the IntiLiuv i eta'
Ortlntlng eut comlttlenn In Atncltel
I itch tc nit totlnrd IOW! 11141 eg 1141
I In thene it futtue Ile II Ist .1 the
ligntitenn ttII 11 - NI. hit It the Int:Moonlit
Amendment In follouett, 1e.1.1114 ht.;
ht ID .4 toe fire et the nit hen 11 , 4
reinl 3, to Ito nett in e tulle
Nl Ith :he •tildr•t •I; ho W;;;';;1I
Int: I . it to., it a ;; -111.tt Out •14 the th; 111 0 ftn nt
tit etot 11, night, 1) I.chlt pelnt; ;I out
the ;m01,1;1111) of nitwit n 11 II the
tentrerun], • ;;;;1 11111011;1 11-
tallf the 111.1.4 ; ountt 1••• t 01111-
01111 11 ife ;1.111; ;1 II; ;;; 1(r• 11(111;1
he ;AA thud thteugh hl, 0 . 1 11,11 •
1,1111 1110 0,1;o111 It Opted 11101 10i-
VI Int 1 1111 rill 1011 111 I. o'l ‘t 11,1
e teh tele;
odd. ess to the osnot en
ic s tick ate] noon v 111 he on tile
.01tJtt t or lint. tic tin4lnc cling "1 Ice
111 II vllrel it of the .el tII
pl cc In the \toilful loin tonight too
11l be 2t
it, up of till' plc ,ecti.
ouch 0,1,4 with mole complete sot:gest
ons rot the solution of the pc ichic
hic 11 he hlv pi o.olth cl
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STUDENTS PERCIVAL RUDY
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get a shoe of
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vice for a reas
onable in ice at Between State College and Lemont, meeting all trains
the
Open and Closed Cars. Side Trips May be Arranged
State Nil ersily Shoe Shop For. Reasonable Charges
S. Pugh St. Phones: Bell 176 Commercial 116-W
The pathways of pones ore
the lityhlnlss f prove es
PENN STATE GRADUATES llon S trx-2 lota it enema of toe
GAIN PREMIUM AWARDS"a l Vlttan) .senor, noon
cde Ills 0 17. Hon, flood 41jP rt.
fl Itel nits Was 11, 11, 101 Allen St
(a nth 1 teo of the Dep it Intent of 1 Ihonc 1 -4
I lot tit 0101110 ale beginning to h 1 to.
elgll/cOl tin oughout tho lt.• dt
01, fin nt odoetc 0110., held at
ills Nino if. "no-1111141 If the premium
L
In the 111510 1110111 11, .hlen
10 conceded to the 1 ircrt 01 ex - 1111,111ml
11l ltd 1.1111 mer 10.111 In the 0, Ito, .ent
t I'M 1111 I , 4111/1. of, nom SI .It'
I. Sine,lle, It , of Cheiiter
, idtt iii of the ilep titinent of I feed
rultute lilo I,it gest, in Ur Plitnei
lii leitß oil Pointer', Viet pig :plume
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ELDORADO NS
rIC
7.Z.0 raste,ltatevripenor
17 leads—on Ante.
Jre Alternating
Current Domina
ted the Electrical
Industry -0 - 0 -0
What Engineering Owes
to the Far-Sightedness
of George Westinghouse
flj'llE impregnable position now occupied by alter
!lilting current was attained only after a hitter
struggle, for, due to its supposedly deadly character
istics, practically the entire electrical fraternity once
opposed the progress of what was generally referred
to as "Westinghouse Current."
Gnulard and Gibbs originate'd the alternating
current system in Europe. Their system uas im
practical in many respects, but bad been used with
some success for lighting.
George Westinghouse became interested, and im-
Mediately recognized that the I‘ealmess of their
system lay in the design and principles governing
the transformer.
He devoted the resources of his organization to
the development of the transformer. When he made
it a practical unit, alternating current, with its vast
commercial advantages, then became possible.
The beginning of the bitter struggle by George
Westinghouse for the supremacy of alternating
current goes back to 1885 and 1886. Remarkable
progress has been made since then and voltages as
high as 250,000 are ih commercial use today.
Engineering owes much to the far-sightedness and
fighting qualities of George Westinghouse.
111E11MEIJI
Pnge Three
The
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First National Bank
STATE COLLEGE, PA.
W. L, Foster, President
David F. Kapp, Cashier
VISIT THE
State College Hotel
Tea Room
7:00 A. M. Till Midnight
Open After All Dances
7IESTI GHOU7I
ELECTRIC