Friday, October 3, 1921
CULTY HONORS
DR. F. L. PATTEE
d of English Department He
turns to Penn State After
Leave of Absence
p BOOK OF ESSAYS
ITO BE PUBLISHED SOON
he man it hit 0 rote Penn State's
ht hlater and is ho has in oh Ibly had
to du 0 ith the cultut,al Waning
?out, ' State tit in tin 3 utile] indit Wu
!or the 111`it thirty terra Mae ton
ic] a testimonial dinner be ninety
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bear 'ago Di Prod Len In P Mee
; gt anted lento of stbgenth front Ida
les het e on 1.1 ore , . of .atries it in
rattn e and head of the Unglith
0 Mont, to hpeonie a uniting
1 1 In Antellean Mel tture at the
Semite of Illthels The nthl-nest
els thought so much of thin Penn
e In ofes,or shots name in hood
clot 1111)010 th•peeted, th tt
tiling Wet, nte tonclethol hlrn to
aln th eme. 1111 1 Penn State ogle! do,
ning the toys of one of then gtest
tearnets. Induced him to tenon
Penn St de Nam h of thi. Ante,
Außoclatlon of Unit ei•nty Pio
n.l ,zo gunkto honot tenon -
ther In aitonNorlng the g littering
• tut day night
ofessor Patlye n tv gi nlll ittit [loot
itrnouth College In 15SS ana
Penn State In the Ii II or 1594, Just
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nor lint tit in, but (01, to the
ege in the ,itteigillit-rset
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stonier at the Lninpllnnot tu din
the first of its kind e% et trntle,
menthe[uf the Penn
lc faculty
ProUent 71unnas Speaks
leuldent John II Inn a.. sot LLIn-:
the College 0111111111.1 /1101 C,1110,-
11n gratitude tad th it of the ha
ulm. the It tut n of On l' ittee
It eol .1 poein t died "Elton Itlon '
In Int slid Could to s s hell Inc t all
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he der it Intent of Ron.. La--
ges. then .oke fon the fleult,
lemphosined the Intel n dlon it ieoli
on held In Di Palley roll tine con
t Insphatlon that 111. int esence
bas alnaN n ;men to other tar tn
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nee Pi.ft snot Tittle In td all% 1%,
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Inens to assist In shunt 11 aff ills
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thin cud of et .1 Sear ago, “The De-
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"Religious Pethigoal "
INCLEMENT WEATHER
HAMPERS GOLFERS IN
COLLEGE TOURNAMENT
The tout n unent to detet mine the
gol I h ennotote.thip of Penn `state Is
Lein,: !minim eil Lt het lemma e Ith
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that ht match pl It nmong the litht,
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Broadcasts the news that Army
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training.
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AL'S SHOP
Gernerd Bldg Allen St.
8 4 4);: F
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Old Timers and
New Comers
Welcome and a mighty sue• fig
cessfid college year to you all.
Welcome
By the way—you'll need clothes for dress weir,
work and play-wear. If you'll listen to us, we'll
give you a course in higher mathematics—how
to buy good clothes at prices you'll gladly pay.
first Lesson
1 Good Made to Order Suit of Clothes g el 0 75
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I Good Made•to Order Tuxedo
Goad Madc-tcoOrder Top Coot
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pher Columbus men have felt
the call to “sail clue wcst to find
India. - In an organization like
Westinghouse, such pioneering
spirits find happy haven as re
search engineers. Their every
thought is a question—every
energy bent to discover new
and more effective answers to
baffling problems.
Immediately Westinghouse
began to build alternating cur
rent machines of high voltages,
for example, the problem of
insulation became acute. For
thirty-five years high voltages
and insulation have formed an
endless chain of problems. As'
oltagcs have .been increased,
improved insulation has been
demanded. As insulation has
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HOSIERY UNDERWEAR
JUST RECEIVED
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Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing
Suits made to measure.
been bettered, voltages have
been still further increased.
One striking contribution of
Westinghouse research engi
neers has been the perfection
of an entirely new insulation
material—Micarta. Possessing
many of the qualities of metal,
paper, fiber, mica, gum, rubber,
Micarta differs in radical re
spect from all of these.
• It serves industry indirectly
as improved insulation mate
rial, and also directly because
of superiorities when used for
gears, propeller blades, and
the like.
Only the imagination can
set a limit on the field for the
research engineer—or for an
organization that centers
around him.
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ELECTRIC
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