State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
Vow XT. No. 12
Frivay, Dece
VARSITY OPENS SEASON HERE
TOMORROW AGAINST JAMAICA
‘Mv et awe" |OPEN BAZAAR WITH
: 2 SUPPERS TONIGHT
NEW GAMES SCHEDULED
Dancing InThe Gymnasium And
Alfred, Clarkson, St. Stephen's
Among Teams Added
This Year Stunts In Auditorium To
Be Features
Hy Kawis Van Ku
State Cllese’s varsity hi
will make ts season de
YW,
We Ruth Maynard,
ype with the suppe the eafeteray
With corvings at 5:30 and at sal, “The
-secison till Phar in the yymnasina will open at
iy based 7:10 juudd cvtinne
AVERAGE OF 80%
REQUIRED 10 ENTER
Notice Of New Rui Ruling For Next
Year Sent To Schools
By Dean Metzler
CONGESTION 1S CAUSE
Candidates With Grades From
75% uf 80‘ To Make Up
More stringent requirements of ew
tes for admission wi in ete
ing i) September,
of Des
JN) rest
received mt the al
under
WE 11.00 o'clock:
Muission will he
fitwen cents, — fee
ny anid peanuts
he sald. ‘There
syenied its season Tast week,
mt AC tik a Deis front Tirookiyt
" team is
1 those
Hast year
at heen Woked apenas. any
hut the New Yorkers
ise or two anid defer
ma
1 tiue aevedan NA ht
He ae ne t i Jenit velar
Vie nelle pil
fous will Ine sell
a this tale, ae
Ive Sehteieh,
Huth Maynaed
havirman of the serabs thaw reine ted that
Jen eats oot a stall toy
svecyuane hin
for the jerab ty
Phe stunt, v hich will te yeiven fie the
sin clase vol Reutty
Matlier Gone
vwliteriamy at 815,
Hane
Surprise
Viveltios sal at Cage tale: will aw
sl in the Cieap afterward, Miss
Maynard deck
Money reiliged! from the eae i
every position. [ase to sed delegates to the sngtionsal
at right forward, \. cunventions and S80) pal
in. will start wlio far this tarps
will Ihe at left
ict tt Her gin twit’29 TO BE HOSTESSES
Fin lint Tine "ni | ATT GYM FROLIC FRIDAY
Than Ale atl ein ae
of te ot twelve men. will prabably. be
e tliat. This is a larger | | Sophomores will
sent a ae lair. his iy a Inger Seuheamares.w
Mletie assie
women faculty
Hetty Ratoni 29, is general chairmen
Schleich, 29. is. ehairmiy at
Mildred Lansley, "2,
sie; Vera Helle Wellott,
Nephew,
will start ‘th
Ww in his three y
Kueayuiski will ha
and either Care or
1
idly, when the Girls
jon will entertain the
euliy there is fit
ditferetice tweuiy the selnie v(las
year and that beet prepared
for this sear by Clyde Slactm,
leven saimes have been detinitely
vied aul two more hesides may be
livid, St. Hanaventure, Cartland Nor=
i of Optometry
Caroling
man af enter
"Mosher, 29, el
Is
Hie will he a Christmas. party
;|'29 AND '30 TO MEET
IN SWIMMING CONTEST
oat ty
the girls!
Tuesday: evening
stem for fresh
en fur cuter:
uy event
third.
ti he placed cit the
iumer trophy
Water pat james,
listance Ietween the
Freshen will
(Page 8, Gol. 1)
NEWMAN CLUB IS TEN
YEARS OLD THURSDAY|
Newer ela wil selbst it teh
birthday the week-end of WV
with a tea on Saturday” afternuon and
communion, fallaweit hy break fast, on
si that was plained | ompete
Will he post med until the pre-Lenten | stenkes
scatsee', de tthe contliet with
hip
\
will
mi
is fot i poster con
all Newman members, AI to those other thaw
fone point
three for first ph
nel one for third,
Refreshments. will he
el, ©
wl i
cdl is a fede
rine afte
" attend,
comes is asked to bring {2
mnity with a Re
7 wer cont will be
“Thine candidates whise ave
'sexiuminitions
Hired fifteen uni NH per cent or
Have will the averptesd ay sina
inplications are
preperly recommesubed ys their
. tions where the avenue
Ms between 23 per cent sal 8M por vent
ced oat a waiting Tit
Che September Ist if the: quiet
WHE wot already led, a selection: tr
Wis Hist Will he martes tes ceamptete its ti
this selection preference will be given
te theese hniving the highest averages,”
CASTS ARE SELECTED
FOR 3 JANUARY PLA YS
Hhice nationalities,
Hf othe three amwe-aet pl
ented by the telementary
fv the aauditorian wf the Hi
Art buildin, Javary 20a
plays ares” “William” Mute
“Deirdre.” a neuedy
Chan's Tiamat
Mul
Heide
\rvil Burke
1a Perkins,
er, Wall
Clarence
certs
Nephew,
\
Temple,
\ few pa
{Commitee
week,
will he oninaced
Dr. Brubacher Fg Frsory Short. Short Rushing ‘Period:
Sorority Heads Disagree On Eligibility Rules
ail of the new
ni
Dr. Heubacher
fing rales. "1 apy
iT Shartew the prio af sorority: rush
ing. The strain ot the. fresh
iS ton erat aun al
© ardinig eligibility,
What the pairpeee ak
smuarity a Teele the sti
Miss Lampmuss, yn
Hetty anid Sorority. Ci
said? "1 approve af the
Wt Ice thy
srtanity th
inv ai her sel aar
Kath Enyvie
Diners, said af the rules. "Tam notin
with them, Int we do need a.
and the anly way to have. this
a that
anything can be
the present system of rushing
Sr)
10 cents per copy
82.00 por year
MAY PLEDGE “NON-ELIGIBLES,”
SORORITIES AND FACULTY RULE
ART EXHIBIT SHOWS
But Full
Initiation May Not
Be Given Those Dewn
In Studies
AMERICAN AN PAINTINGS TO RUSH 2ND SEMESTER
Limit Number OF Dates; Make
Rushing And Initiation
areas Short
Dramatics And Art Association
Will Continue To Display
Until Vacation
V edlere exhibit
Homporary Ames
cl hy the | \meric
vine
eration of |
Arte is on di
the Dramatic and Art association. “Thi
sbubit will be continued ait Christ [4M
tits. yeation, during
His time will he open ter the pub
Moat thirty thousand datliry w
F picwares will he on exhibit, | An
the mst expens
© Lie’s "Si
EE ld vy
whe taive pietres an es
hit are represented in the Laagember
lian Museum, Ci
Fine rts
cabled the Jahn Mase
field aminug artists, has a pavinting. ih
the Lusembers. The painting hy Me
Hinisin ont exhibit: here is “OMT Share
The alder sehoal af wi Att is
revrenaitel iy. Mes Walken Mank
Mr. Walker is seli-tamalt it
Hout his work with the
wh ald master
WILSON, BARKLEY, WILL
SPEAK IN ASSEMBLIES
Finance board will read in
assembly today names of stu-
dents Who have neither paid
the Ff made ade-
quate © The next and
succeding issues of the
News will publish the names,
Mildred .\. Wilson,
Farkiey, “27 amembers atthe iy
cemniosion will speak: at buh assemblies | M
r] tevday one the better eare ai the Calle
Affaa Wilson fy clunbeih of the: ei
yes tae
mission and Miss
department: Lovey
Kathleen Dawihiy, 28, far
Fucker rom; Mary) MeCatirey
vif placing sec aul feanwd Ts
ments: Anne Statford,
i
nes feaneate Wakil
plan that te tine is i igh commentat
27, president of Delta}
wi the stady fall inthe Science
Hilla Sir, 22 president
Ginn approves af then as al
Dut tit sone af the vtetails, "Bat F
2;
Hint Us htieve that mu pit hl
nea full suturity member andl re:
© the benifits aia sorority until: she
h ks. This new rule
freshmen tw he eli
wants the
will
Wan aeeepted
the
i
adopted hy: each atthe
th | repres
student
inittey
"Mh revatio
tnanently
the nest tere dys,
tonaitsiex Monday aie
shin sinist he in from dates by
1:80 w'elack, AM euish pi
coal ah alclck
sare ty he sent aut on the
sieht one wh
Silent peri
all rushing. personal
Wel
beriad ens
fulfilled the scholars
CLASS WILL PRESENT
TWO PLAYS THURSDAY
An Kustist eommaly aif at hy
he fact that thee new system shortens | yt infelran
und a tragey:
the cei
Rutty
hy lay the te
The «ther men
ina Temple, “27
Micha Bresee,
think: we sha he hreulminied enotgh | Niles Tagen
in the comedy
the east ate
Jian” Beklee
felent” Kludy
wl Chita Tavey, 2
Marcell” Street,
ur
Hh 7. will pp
Solos andy
the Christan carol
Candlyn,
music
ive not heen per
They are merely: to
Whey do nat
"
iillows
Ve No entering students except sene
ota he
Vattended College
et the fallow
must
shall he observed
from Wedwestay “until the: fallewsing
iy day nom at 12 o'eluck,
serview, informal atu fore
mist be over by the
Monday night
Stuents tot on the’ ef
alge, Int they
Ha
membership until
i
the must
number of erelit
wes AF ih tn
scholarship
tes fulfilled the
peed automation
by the a
MeNutt
Kahert Shilfiny-tiw,
tu \
CHRISTMAS CAROL SING
SET FOR DECEMBER 14
nu sing
i stricto in
The women’s chorus
2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 3, 1926
State College News
Kisranuistien ny THe Chass oF 1918
@ Undergradsie Newspaper of New York
The Unlettr liege for eachers
THE NEWS BOARD
Enwin Vaw Kureck,
Kanna Delta
Hien Zescsuenita
a8
‘14
Business Manager
“wan Managing Editor
6 Wen
syociate Managing Editor
West 1698
“icaae wignbggrinion Manager
dani’ Tidus West
Vincwta Hiccrns
Washinis
Sana Banker,
39
Tues Teatrh
Spier Anions Fatong
, Tay 127
fan. Gunn, "27
Vion. Asoctare air
0 tua Van Scuatey, 128
__bovoi Wares, a
Kacuaning Mh
a BReze
Apruatpe Houuste
Maav'Juotrie Lanadon, 28
Ree
** Ronn Daawsny, 129
Moutin KAUPSAN, '29
or)
Ror tt, Motfurr, '27
Rawr Pease, 127
Aiktaanee Haovory, 127
Vesa Hnuue Wautorr, "29
Assistant Hustvnss Mawson
win ta, en, 127 Von
Sul
Milaar wai
Sana"itynxter, Director nf Neves
Witch A Vite, Beste
ews Clu, unit Moon, Viees
n
Rate Srarminisay, Soeretnry Treas
Taba every Krdy iv he elle ye by the
Stent’ Assocation, Suh
Fieliverod anywhe
econ class matter at pestofice, Albany, Ne Ys
ents expressed in
je printed unless the writers!
he News ges not necenarily
conteihutions, “Ne commun
sae ae Neg Wha ihe. elkarincchiet othe News Anenyenky
will he. reser ee
Tarwran ay Mina Ane Paxss, 394396 Urondway
Friday, December 3, 1926 Vol XI,
PURGING THE BIBLE
Some eminent Kansay City ministers created a consid
erable disturbance by suggesting the purjing of the Old
‘Testament, ‘They declared that stories, like the one per=
taining to Noah's drunkenness, aught tw be omitted,
‘Twenty-five pages would fnetide all that is now important
in the older books uf the ible, one preacher asserted
Another minister added tw the already raging fire by
stating that men lik en, ad
should be entirely
examples to be th
One relly: thi
No, 12
w
\braham, Davi
‘are not good
excluded, because they
“They are not ry quera~
jon ideas af right and wrong are subject to. changes
rineiples sanetioned it, the New ‘Testament are mutch
than those supported a thousand years before Ch
In the Old ‘Testament there are many narratives of ta
able deeds hy really good men, Adam and Eve
ed God's law, and their eldest son murdered his
ther, But the thing that has male the Bible immortal
that it has recorded good with evil, power with debility,
and honor with dishonor.
he Old ‘Testament would not have endured, if it had
wit only what the worthy men did Tt depicted the life
of one time in all af its phases, and, because of this, it
became a book of immeasurable wisdom,
COMES THE “LION”
wanted a humor magazine at State,
what an addition to college life it
an earnest group of students have
comic magazine,
at least, the
The State
eryone has sitid
would make, Now th
undertaken the labor of publishing
everyone should support them, ‘This year
have to stand on its own fe
It needs subser‘ptions, 1 should
1,000 subscribers for its first issue. If the
stiecess this year, perhaps the student asso-
jon will want to let it share in the budget next fall
Bat in the meantime it deserves financial hacking
“OR NOT TO SPANK”
tor recently stated that spanking is
& method of suasion entirely: tow neglected in this day: and
Instantly a jgreat ery arose from other celebrated
ot spanking! Never spanking! Of
is most to be abhorred in the upbring-
nial
A celebrated edi
FAs we reca
punctuated by
nid even iH some
I, the days of our child-
ir-brushes, ruzor-
es by the laying
Thes airious means a deep impres-
sion on us; and owadays contended, the impres-
sion was far from enduring, who can wish, literally at least,
that it had been otherwise? We who were corrected by a
birch switch instead of hy 4 mournful lecture were deeply
impresseil hy the thrashing, When next we were tempted,
we recalled the previous penalty and hesitated,
Ti, ay is held today, we tried to "s of the
ment by lying, do not the youngsters of t
fines as possible? And are we less honest than
is no greater
slippers, hi
hood
strops, hrush-wood,
con of hands
skin out”
The soca
than the cruelty uf
said in a scolding that rankle longer than they should,
‘A burnt child dreads the fire,” and a session with a
shingle is rather like a burn, in results at least, If the
purpose of punishment be correction so impressive that the
offense shall niot be repeated, then spanking has been
proved by general and longer tisage to be more successful
than talking.
THE QUARTERLY MAKES ITS ANNUAL
BOW TO AN INTERESTED AUDIENCE
BY E. V. K.
The State College Quarterly, Vol, IX, No. 1. $50. 36
pp. Albany: Evory,
A widened appeal for its College audience and more
careful editing are the chief changes and improvements
in this year's Quarterly, the first number of which appeared
the day before ‘Thanksgiving recess. Besides the usual
short stories and verse, there are new book and drama
w departments. ‘The review of the dramatized "
” contributed by Miss Mary Grahn of the College
culty was adequate and interesting, “Kent Poase’s eriti-
cism of the lest Dunsany, ole will, we lope, be fol
lowed by more work,
he mit-touted new. tne part
a he sketeh entitled "Art
wag. funy butt aH
The poetry was in usual quantity and somewhat improved
in quality but a digest of ity. subject-matter shows. that
the lately-departed morbid school of jinglers did i
farious work only too well, The brok ed and dis
sioned poets who ale twice in each of three varies of
ever, Oh, for just
ight in the maze at philosophical gloom
short stories written by Mary Galvin and
n anything of the kind that
aitly, ‘There are. Kod
atts and Dorothy Watts,
thy
‘The two
Beatrice Wright are better th
the ‘Quarterly hay. glib re
drawings by M
The new exe
Odtaa, By Jo
Macmillan,
It seems to, us that writers often reveal more of them:
selves in their poorer works than in their best efforts.
Certainly one gets new light on John Maselield in this
xglimpse of what for him must have been a viteation from
erious. business
Id is a master of vivid na
ative, Hut beyond that it
a pt an almost impossible plat. 1 is the story
oa young Englishman whe arrives ina South Ameriean
principality just as one of the politieal volcanos, for which
the seeton is note is at to erupt efor ie i there
New York:
ve, "Od
hasn't mue
does erupt and the book ix devoted to. a
anit of the young Bitisher's part in the
nee, Everyone will enjoy this story, It is. wld
with such attention to detail that some of the more
prising adventures have a plausible sound, Mr, Masetield
evidently believes that all of it is thoroughly ‘convineing
for he appends a note to his book to the effect that the
versonts and events desert are ima
Nand the OM Guard Wy. Hampton)
300 pp. Philadelphia” Macrae-Smith,
‘Theodore Roosevelt's personality had—and has—so_ tres
aed a ald un the, American pte tha ir hist
for hooks slat nin will ot san be uence
has
it
ns U0 ts, fron dabbllings fn some of this, that most
of thas erred too far, ustally in the direction of making
Reowevelt a tnisuele ma Cfte the fai ay been appa
tend ry have heen amable to resist the
af velt’s rem:
many “typically
Mr. Moore's
Drie
Koos
int so.
thronghott his public Hi
hook comes close to a meat between these extremes,
temptation
humanity,
I
marily. it-stresses Roosevelt the statesman and, politiefan.
I is written from personal observation and. knowledge.
‘The weiter thinks that Roosevelt realized that the "Old
1 party, was becom
that is the fegutar Republi
he enthuisi-
de-bound and that he worked to arou
Mr, ests that per=
once more slumping and that it
auwther uprising,
Guard,
Ry Reverley Nichols. $250. 256 pp.
Treenty-Fve,
v
ww York:
‘The humor
je often a bit forced
stippose the book is
y call “engaging.” Tt
n of his elders and
young man's candid recollect
id the re4 ns ave very candid. P
ad particularly amusing sa itl sketch af
Marry Mutler, the widely-advertised
of Columbia a ty. “Most of the book
lishmen and English tupies for America
fone of this portio compares fave with
hetters®
devoted to American impressions,
minded Mr,
span.” President “Taft impressed him as "a round Colus-
suis." Tal small doses as an appetizer, the book is
good fun,
TEN YEARS AGO IN STATE COLLEGE
From the files of the News for Nov. 22, 1916
consisting of
Hopans, Sproule, Joseph Wi ve comn-
pleted the arrangements fur the ing Fiehd Day
The james will commence at 9:40 sharp on Thursday, and
will take place at Ridgefield."
Students, are reaminded that the, ‘Th nhs
consists of ‘Thanks
ot
fore and
ranged for
the College for the moving pictures to be
uditorium of the Rdueati i of the
7A atestal orice of audmittance has beet
the students
hown in the
COLLEGE BRIBFS
Because of lack of a quorum, Com-
merce club meeting was adjourned
tuesday. ‘The day for meeting
probably be changed to accommodate
amore of, the students, accordin to
Carolyn Lorentz, ‘27, president. A spe
Called before Chi
cial meetings will be
snay vacation
News Club Meets Today
‘Yhe News club will meet at 4 o'clock
this afternoon in the News oflice,
Alpha Epsilon Phi Sells Se
Alpha Epsilon Phi conducted a sale
of Kea Cross Christinas seals this. week
'26, of Stamford, Con-
26,
Elizabeth Falk,
necticut and Marion Ches rough,
of New York were guests
Vhi_ sorority house over
week-end,
ving
Club Sells Candy on pri
sonics
Swanksgivin
sale hieing net
Gow, 2,
Hudson of Ni
Welt unser "Hanes
ing recess,
IDOL LIES
T never knew.
Yet, there was a
Many years ago;
T made of you
A golden idol
Deep in the temple of my heart,
‘And gave to you
‘The bright glory
Of a grid star—
Thad a dream
Before I knew
You made the eighteenth team,
‘Vater
thing about dancing
I—my. poor fe
Yes, I knuw |
How did 1
nz No, |
ruthiul ‘Trudie
1 don't care
this number
howling with pa
h itching eyes,
vt an my” preer:
in the least what part af the
ntey. your come from, Fm wonder
about the rest af yon mttive play
Wes.
“ halt-wit, this is
Will your
Miss Keim is at Convention tote You clings my ear
Miss Ani K, Keim, assistant profes: [drums AN tla, hanes
wor af home economics, is attending the end! ¥e ‘gus! This ‘bis. ¢ i
‘eau Vocational association conveti- | keeping on wt ava
tio inn Louisville, Kentucky, this, week ¥ yon? Thee seualnoss ti
cui. nite she visited. the Merrill aver
Valmer selinal in Detroit, Michigan eat
7 rOO BAD!
Take Mathematics Club Picture
Mathematics elub haut its picture taken
for the Peckugogne, ‘Thursday at 15
Graduates Visit College
Nellie Mawim, ‘24, and M Chose:
rough, “24, visited College Monday,
iss Chesebrongh is: studying at Cola
dia university this year, wetting a
A. degree in Latii,
AL Hit she was graduated frm wot
Vor she Thal
She Taal wit
wr lew Dr
wehteest. gimp
sclustirship tid heen esevedinels
Mian. The jrratessors previctest
seni far her
nti the cruel col woth
Marjorie Wit crimmaned sper pret
thea Diets, °2: fecurely on h Hose, she bravely entered
ik the the vile wf a superintendent ve sch
spent the hoki wic—well, we hate te admit i,
Harry Rude, fat the trath must he told
were uiesty at the wits hired) as vinci
hotise,
'27 Won Hare and Hound Race
‘The interclass girls’ hare and howd
nt by the seniors, contrary
race was
Try this in your French course:
Pas deux leur Rhone que nous,
is
1 professor predicts that motion pe
tures af vital argane sill replies elas
th
room ures, Imagine Suture
aken hy the s, the hounds, on the Jeampus billboard" Tday—The Hovribl:
final race held two weeks ago, Headache in three reels? or "Resin
— Munday, tufter the’ Murer State
Y. W. H. A, Hears Dean Pierce | swmety The parts
Dean Anna i Pierce spoke on™
ing the Most of Oneselt” at the Jewish
inuinity center of the Young Women's
Hebrew on Monday,
MILNE HIGH SCHOOL’S
ORCHESTRA ORGANIZES
Milne High school's, orchestra mute
its first appearance Wednesday in the
igh school assembly, playing “Marche
Militaire” by: Schubert
They will play at |
Mary Wenctowawier
the ‘orchestra, amon
‘Amather orchestra ise
jazz only,
he
Lonice a month,”
7, director of
i formed to
vckrow, Mueleing i i-
Gedney cornets, Haemin
Ney Klett; saxophone,
ey} drums, David \exander,
DR. BRUBACHER WRITES
ENCYCLOPEDIA ARTICLE|
President A.
thor of the
hana,
Sherm:
Robert Wi
Irene
Su
Urubacher is
on Parent
he au
Peach
Rroken, Wile in
Wt
PRE-VISION?
Four or five D's-an'-B's sealed in a
letter,
When it is all opened
The marks begin to beam
Now won't that be a dainty dish
To set before the dean?
Dear Twins,
F know:
Stay, bt
1 this ashes
Linle Letty
Dewr Line
There is
Letty.
indeed, a reat devil, and ae
him well he takes ina burlesipuc
st twhemever his wife is ant afb
he Trvins
Anon
th
PERFECT SECURITY
Punch: “Have you confidence in
your roommate?”
Jaw: “I'll say I have, Whenever
he lends me money I am absolutely
certain that it will,
\
Four wit af fiveth
insidion
things abut college de yun never
Know whe has ine, State is ell
you! Out where lite is palitiess there is
suciations published in the eneyelopedia [A home fur YOU in sate ui tie. mats
Americana He describes the basis tor [cir frat aul sorrity Weare
the organizations thrmphout the United J the areen 52 wf Have
Alte you tried Write for 785 mee
HLGGR: hoaklet Bean, State Colles tor
MISS WELLINGTON WeEps_| ‘ethers.
Rosamond
ng
Wellington was married
the, summer to Major Joseph
They are at home at Yankton,
dakota. Miss Wellington will
ie remembered as the youn woman in
dui
the European War! on December Sth,
charge of orginization of dintiers. held
the Ki 1 n drive,
mt
Last snappy snarl—
Say when!—is Christmas?
eagle. Turina
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 8, 1926
PRACTICE TEACHERS
CROWD HIGH SCHOOL
Milne High Classes Have Two
Teachers In Numerous
Instances
Due to the inereased number of se
teaching in Milne High school, mi
are teaching two in a room, according,
to the list of student teachers made pub
fie by John M. Sayles, professor of
secondary education, yesterday, ‘The
ching in Milne {igh
seniors who are t
school this semester
, Marcia Connolly,
Mary Mellon, Hele
I, Esther Morris,
Fnglish LI, Ruth Col
burn, Herbert Page; biolory,
Wilson, Elva Juchumsen,
O'Bryan, elementary algebra, Florence
Hudson, Kthel Wilburn; intermediate
Sara UH, Markley, Constane
8:10-9:00 Vngtish
nan; plane geometry, ‘Therressa
Van Vronken; Latin 1, Zuetly Butler;
commercial geography, Pauline Van
Ma Tieljen; history
litre Strong,
Dorsey.
ve Cu
Josephine Donley,
illian Kekler, Hizabetlt
Henson, Agnes At
lish Uy Vedder
Lantise Gunn, ‘Cheistine Sweeney
plu yeumetry, ‘Thelma kverleth, Bliza
beth Henway:! Virgil, fe A, Juhnson ;
advanced. stewography, Carolyn Lorentz,
Adaline Yauuda’y French
Greene, Ruth Plana:
ary Mastri
Hhelma ‘Temple; history
pert, Herth
shor
fintiey.t
eruize Urown, Nettie ¢
Mac Lewis,
hand I, Laura
wig. Mildred Daw
th + Ruth Allen
neu I. Lee Della
Ws Teck, Frances Kehthicld,
Mary Neville, i
Ties Mme terol keke 1b
Hilunele bins, Helen Viets, Sally
Latin TH, Ruth Lemme; ny
‘ k
«Ruth Ellis;
Virginia Mas
ident, Gladys.
r
vat
Marguerite Vauilervoort public speak
ing, Marcelle Street, Melanie Grant, | ff
Tilia Kay anusic, Mary. Wentivoncie
142 ALBANY STUDENTS
ATTEND COLLEGE HERE
OF 1006 women in State Colleye, GH
Mls, 12 live at
nk, ae
: cation of
stuiteit living, eunditions, Mina E
Pierce, dean af women wel yes-
terday: Nineteen uf the 108 men at
tending college commute, sixty-six board
Albany, and twenty-three live at home
Albany. Ninety-five Students
and 228" con
make a total of 1209 in the student body
Board and Room——$1.25 Per Year;
Colgate Has Costs $3—in 1884
Kwon, board, washing $125 per
week
Hiicilemtal expenses $4.00 per
Caleate \
Was been found and sent to the regis
tran af Cilusate miversity
FINANCE BOARD WHICH COLLECTS MOST OF TAX
Members of the
100 per cent mark,
of the history depart ment,
rofessar George M
(28:
is treasurer
SIXTY-THREE FROSH
HOLD SCHOLARSHIPS
AWARDED BY STATE) |
Sistythe
193) lohl stite scholarships, according
members of the class of
Y.W.C.A. WILL SELECT
CONFERENCE DELEGATE:
Ethel Dubois, 27, president of Y.
‘ mp
to Miss Mlizaheth VanDenburgh, regis:
bee ay ar M. ‘Bacon, Hi ing ont HY Ra 8 Aula
stays Me Hates, M. Bedell) ceniher 28 until Taney fe
Mive J. Hen Blan, Doro-
thy Ta. Brimmer, ait, M
Hurnap, Byrne,
Clow, Doris Me Cobb, Ruth
Ha ulin, Katherine 1, Crash
Fewer Mo Dales Muriel E Davis,
Mori A. Dotan, Margaret Mf, Dano:
Kay Mary). Dyer, Jennie Th, elliott,
Vorothy f Elunigan’ Marian 0
Kreitag, Gertrude He Be
Marg weve
Hoel tyantelle
Wathen te ho EL
lee Marsatet
Huts Harley
I Norm Mo Larsen, Cithe
Fava, Marion“
Miller, fda M. Pettit
eickaril, Francis
Hinson, Drath: fs. Rotlda, Marie A.
i ord, Agnes Ly
N
TE Smith, Views P. Starr
Whivths W, Cline, Winifred Van Salis
vy, Pomees Weidenield, Elizabeth M.
Stile, Mabel A. Winter, Shirley N.
Vol Hsther VS Zimmerman, Dorothy
1. Letfert, Mildred De Bette Letts, Mar
waret K. Wadsworth,
FORMER ASSOCIATION
PRESIDENT IS BRIDE
Dorothy l,
Jon HL Braitig, vice-cunsul at Sitar
re: Durathy ‘Taylor, "2
aM Genevieve Barrett, '26, 10
June 2Ist, commence
dud Mrs, Hubbard are
Watertown,
married
Marion
Mr
1 two y
Js aveepted it similar posit
WATTS, LANGDON AND
BARKLEY QUIT POSTS
Dorothy Watt 2 Judi
angi Si
lave rerimiell Wace ees
North
th
vy
litical Science club” because af too
many points under the new ruling ot
the point system, Miss Watts was
esident, She is steceedent
I, also
fas, seeretary-tren
“28,
CRUMB ss FROSH
BASKETBALL UNIFORMS}
ager of the fresh
ordered seven has:
costing $125, for the
weshinen basketball team, The jer
seys aunt) sweats white with
tne ntinte blue
with white
(
Tigh school
“eluvation lovin
IRE bas
wight a eh
the ehuwil
leny, He
ssfull season,
hat he expects a snc
STANLEY PLANS EARLY
BASEBALL PRACTICE
Men's baseball practice will start early
Fenuested members to /in the spring as soon as the basketball
fof the best representative | season c
te send as delegate] ley, "28, manager
mits, pructice will be in the 9
‘The athletic
«baseball capt
Until weather per
ONLY SENIORS WILL
GO T0 FORMAL HOP
Annual_Attair Will Be From
9 To 12 O'clock InThe
Colony Plaza
The senior hop will be December 10,
‘The hop will he in the Colony
Plaza and will be formal for both
men and women, “1
from 9 until 12. o'clock,
Incheon wil
affair
he served at 12 o'clock.
will be y a class
ret Pabst, ge
announced that defi
completed witht
committees comprise
iramt, Hilda Si
ther M
pro
atherine house,
Bhenis: Gers
Swettinann,
The laboratories and
shops of industry are the
sources of many of the
enduring attainments of
our times. In the Gen-
Electric organiza.
tion is an army of 75,000
persons, co-operating to
make electricity do more
and better work for
humanity.
ies of G-E adver-
a shoving. what
doing
many fields will be sent
‘on request. Ask for book-
let GEK-18,
Man-power
Four millions of the best man-power of Europe
perished in the Napoleonic conquests. Military con-
quest is non-creative, while industry is always
creative.
In the last ten years one American manufacturer—
the General Electric Company—has created machines
having a man-power forty times as great as that of
all the lives lost in the Napoleonic wars,
In the years to come, when the college men and women
of today are at the helm of industry and of the home,
it will be realized more and more that human energy
is too valuable to be wasted where electricity can do
the work better at lower cost.
201:56DH
GENERAL ELECTRIC
GENER
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 3, 1926
4
AGES OF STUDENTS
ARE IN LATE TEENS
Majority Show Preference For
History, Modern
And E:
GROWTH IS COSMOFOLITAN
Russian, Polish, Italian, German
And Norwegian Students
Are At State
College are
reports
show
younger. ‘Three per cent
tered without indicating their ages
while 323. range from twenty-one
through twenty
Reports ind
a pri
and modern languages.
¢ that students show
English, history
The mojority
nce for
w live in New York State,
has in-
who 1
and attend State College,
creased this year.”
Lo ithe Jewish students are
of Russian birth or parent
Polish, Hal
d
ew Jersey are the
les New York repre-
CRITICISM OF CAMPUS
WILL FEATURE NEXT
Y.W. DISCUSSION GROUP
“If you were a stranger on this
campus, what faults would you have) iy cies \dheti
i sean two delegates to the Athtetic
ference ef American College Women
hell at Cornell university, April 21, 23,
je by Dorothy [24
Discussion will be based on one's
‘opinions, she
A,
Walker, profes
Ki
nd Charlotte
ng made for f
students of this College and athers to
speak daring the comings
GERMAN CLUB TO SEEK
MYSKANIA RECOGNITION}
ania will be pe
tioned by the
allege ore
citled at a
her 23
new pins
rge Din dull
as guard, “These
Deutsche
KIRTLANDS AT HOM:
ssor Richmond HH.
slish and education dep;
t home to students at his
738 Western He, every
evening, unless otherwise
Pre
the
will he
4
students «
much that is distinetive
Th
DELEGA TES TO ATTEND
Yeo Olde Pewter Pitcher | —
Courtesy Athany
Miss Edith O, Wallace
iy Korn 0. |
It is impossible ta pick
perience fro
thy
lassies, it the
int’ a sculptor than Mr. 1
a view of the Eternal city
CORNELL CONFERENCE
tut we f
detightiul
Summer Was A Whole “Annus Mirabilis” In
Three Months, Miss Wallace Says Of Italy
all too little time in this
or even the pr
q Dr
gree
re is the fourth
ceatury church with some of its columns
what is nor
¢. On the
fan the Hirst cents
like
at ant
GUSTAVE LOREY
91 STATE STREET
PHOTOGRAPHER OF 1927
PEDAGOGUE
Our work was con
“following plan: We would
at this of that monument of, say,
days ‘of Rome, of the
days,
DR. ANDREWS COMING
FOR OMICRON NU TEA
M
Dr. Benjamin R. Andres
Andrews, prrete
Feavhers
jamin
H econanies,
iy universiy, will
“Omicron Nu tea te celehrate
Fllen Richart’
Tea Room and Food Shoppe
2S LARKZSTRE|
ncheon 12 M. to 2 P. Met
Dinner 5 P.M. to7 PLM.
or 100},
Dependability |)
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
JEWELRY. |
99 NORTH PEARL ST.
Opposite Strand ‘Theatre
Years |}; “i
EVERY TEACHER
Should Visit the Home of
Boulevar
Milk
Company: extends an especially
rdial invitation te
al work.
Our
: |
Boulevard Dairy Co., Inc. |
231 Third St., Albany
Telephone West 1314 |
|
“The Sunlight Dairy”
sprain |
thon
ink
wwecrding to Lois Du
th
committer is
Ltre
Ruth
[site etter
SENIOR PROGRAMS ARE
GREEN SUEDE LEATHER
Programs for commencement will he
leather, hound with white
‘They will be printed in green
sliehily hueger last
th a large college seal on the
senior program: committe
Kvelyn Mid
zee, Winiteed Carey, He
Helen Lepper, Esther
ed Siller and Gertrude
Lenny
Ins
MILNE HIGH MAGAZINE
ISSUES FIRST NUMBER
the first manaber for this year of the
svat White, student fi
the Milne High selon, has
hed Marion Wal
Ralph Urinmer isa
Cle Fall
Cnffrr
Simp
Husiness Lamelies 4e-30e
Dinners 506 65
Sunday Chiekew Dinner $100
Hall finan
Harman tite
12. Master Barbers
6 Beauty Culturists
PALLADINO”
Be it asmart swirl, a snappy boyish ora
conservative shingle try ourexpert Bobbers
STRAND BEAUTY SHOPPE
iPhone Main 6280
33 No, Fearl St.
2
a
™
el Old-Time Home-Made
Martha Washington
Candies
26 Steuben St. Albany,
Main 4672 Open ev
Kleen-Maid
Mail orders promptly. filled
KIMMEY’S
Holsum
BREAD
The character of
F CLOTHES
And Cut to Order
ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL
CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE (IN THE UNITED STATES.
| Gharter tho Se
‘Suits and Overcoats
$40, $45, *50
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
OUR STORE IS THE
OF ALBANY.
the suits and
overcoats tailored by Charter House
will earn your most sincere liking.
Steefel Brothers
ING,
—
STATE COLLEGE
NEWS, DECEMBER 3, 1926
SENIOR BASKETBALL
TEAM HANDS FROSH
QUINTET TROUNCING
‘The sevior basketball team won from
Mary. Wenctavvo-
Myra Hartmann;
Ruth Geors
thet Duttois,
p was:
wards
Wadsworth, Basel,
wor Stephenson, Katherine Watkins,
Winifred Van Salisbury, Havko;
rford, Ada Sim
Havko, M
forwards—Ruth Rut
mons, Anna Moore
ion Sotto,
Sophomores Win From Juniors
Sophomores won from the juniors by
9-7, The sophomore line-up
the seore
1 Juanita Meaty, — ve
‘ i
ways forwards
Dorothy we Potter, lar
jorie Se Is-—Horathy:” Row:
and, Carolyn Jorsslon, Mary: Lee, Mars
saret Doughty
Wenctawowicz is Senior Star
TWENTY GIRLS TO GO
ON OUTING THIS WEEK( ,
Tweaty College girls will leave today
and tomorrow for the Gi
these week-ends," Helen Tompkins,
chairman of the committee in eha
cs, sid,
VARSITY TO OPEN SEASON
ontinued from Paxe One)
. Oswe
New
Valytech
ye with,
t New
‘afternoon the varsity
Athiany High sehoul varsity
ime, Mt heen
frestiman
played the
hig turmaut af Stue Callese sta
is is looked fur, As atsuil, frestinan
wn the
Haw
ne.“ faek™
official, will reieree the
as handled the ¢
Why is it
That at the end of our six
months in business our volume
has been increased over 85%
of our first month in business?
QUALITY TELLS
Ask Those Who Have Become
Regular Customers of the
High Grade Delicatessen
ind Lunch
BI1A Madison Ave,
Betwen Qua'l and Ontario
LIBRARIAN REPRESENTS
STATE AT CONFERENCE
Miss: Mary beth Cobh ih
Attended the conference af eastern colle
Mis at Columbia university, Sat-
My
ug the confer
and university
by the state
anted which
develop six or eight
8 throughout the
ies for the handling af the ma
“STATE LION” TO BE
NAME OF PUBLICATION
Kon” ail he the name ot the
publication as decided pon
iy the staf ata ateeting ast week
wanber 1 the “Lion” will come ont af
said Wall
fess manager, “IE will he: sold inthe
College
'
vin” 100
eat sane stun in
hhefarehaand,”
fa try: aut far the
hail inva speed
jary Calvin,
‘|KOSCIUSKO CLUB WILL
ELECT NEW OFFICERS
from tally hy the
Nathan ki
S amouneed, The elie
Ny Dalish sti
Halishh vlescent
dns an hve
CLUB IS ENTERTAINED
Hurly members attended the Custer
night at Me
il Naw Reveselace’s Init
le forthe sammnil
ann ehildven at Dt
ried purty te
Chhelstns unt a mete ‘ship
Rensselaer spake
Refresh
anid the world
ved
Fo ootwear
[$6.00 to $9.00
Hosiery
$1.00 to $1.95
buy both at
FEAREY’S
44 No. Pearl
If you see ONE
You'll Know It's a
LEONE
at 18 Steuben St.
Whether it's a Shingle Bob
A Swirl Bob or
‘A Peacock Bob
We Specialize in Hot Oil Scalp and
Hair Treatment
Two (2) Expert Marcellers Always in
Attendance
For Appointment, Call Main 7034
tu
+ state librarian,
were discussed,
MENORAH PLANS TEA
‘The Menorah meeting, Wed
Twas. devoted! to. literature
ons from the Menorah Journal
a hanukah” weitten by
ter of ys were:
Bra
Mrs. 1
wercollewiate. \
hief of the Me
hi Commun
for the aut Mesoral tea |
the Jou
ce HAMMERSLEY WiLL SING
solos by
BALLAGH'S
Exclusive Haberdasher
AT PROGRAM MONDAY
(28, will si
Vhs re My C
in obligato
4 28, atthe
ue Monday at four
relock in the auditorium, — Violin solos
wll be ‘esta, (28; plano
ion Conklin, (29,
Katherine Hammel
‘Rose of May,
an Has Rest
849 Madison Ave,
Albany, N.Y,
We are handling advertised
LELAN
HOME OF FILM CLASSICS
AN as Week
CORINNE, GRIFFITH
in
“SYNCOPATING
SUE”
Nights. 280 Matinees: 15e-200
C. H. BUCKLEY, Owner
chandise in a big” variety.
When you are in this vieinity
the next time drop in this shop
that caters to men only, A
call will convince you of this
fact,
CLINTON
SQUARE
EXCLUSIVE PICTURES
All Next Week
“THE ——.
GREAT
DECEPTION”
with
WEN LYON
Specials
Crew Neck Sweaters $5.00
Hroadeloth Shirts—$1.50
ad Sheep Lines Coats—
ALLS Slickers
Nikhts 25¢ Matinees 1Se CRAIG P. BALLAGH
FRANK H. WINTER SPORT GOODS
Sweaters
EVORY & CO.
General Printers
Hiking Breeches
Riding Habits
Towerscollege slickers
C. H. GILLEN’S
Next to Post Office
36 and 38 Beaver Street
W Steps East of Peat Street
pauawsimnconus,
For the Football
games you are go-
ing to in reality
or by radio
Hor the
joing to in re
ee amatier what culurs you are
appro:
‘ig wn the Boothall
vr iu the front of a tow
field,
‘
style: ruling
Heavy Overeoats
ish Suits of college cloth
The warm
ker it's here in this. yes
one ther,
warm—styl
nd coh
ewe mudets,
jes for the Haw! and the dressy
299 ONTARIO ST.
OPTOMETRIST _
NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL BANK
ARMY -NAVY- CAMP
WEYRICH
BARBER
Special attention to college students
Klein Market
331 CENTRAL AVENUE
y
J.W.
Choice Meats, I
and Vegetables
jal Attention To
School Organizations
“We Understand Eyes"’
Ont Ont
EYEGLASSES
50 N. DN. Pearl St. Albar St. Albany,
OPTICIAN
Er ALBANY,N. Y,
69 STATE STRE
things far the Hall that follows.
McManus
(oF
Riley
Peurt St
ait to 2h So,
BAKERS
A. HAGAMAN & GO.
877 to 885 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y.
Branch Stores:
1 South Allen St., Albuny
£04 Madison Ave, Albany
180 Quail St,, Albany
$2 Fourth St, Troy
BUY BONNIE BREAD
206 Lark St, Albuny
Q0A Btoubsn St, Albany
173 Central Avo. Albany
EXCLUSIVE PRINTING
336 CENTRAL AVE.
Phone West 2037
“Dependable Flowers
We Telegraph Flowers to all Parts
Of the World
STEUBEN STREET
Corner James
Phone Main 3775
SAVOCA& TRIMARCK
Home Made Ice Cream
and Spumoni
809
Madison Avenue
SUPERIOR DRY CLEANERS AND FANCY DYERS
851 Madison Ave. Phone West 5975 Albany, N. Y,
IN CLEANI
SUPERIOR Weve:
High Grade, Dry Cleaning, Fancy Dyeing, in Ladies and Gents Apparels
of All Description is Our Specialty
Satisfaction and Promptness is Our Motto
Superior Quality and Better Service
Work Called For and Delivered
u
STATE: COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 3, 1926
CHAIRMAN APPOINTS
PROM COMMITTEES
for
mi
Rowland, Helen M
Dorothy ‘Terrell,
burgh,
sion; programs,
Stolen
Josep!
Marjorie
‘Gra
sina Holmes,
and Havers,
sul Newer
SOPHOMORE COURT TO
pian SESSIONS a
peetacle
Jaer evamties this
Floyd A. Graves
845 Madiron Ave.
DRUGS and PHARMACEUTICALS
Telephone West 3462 -3463
J. BARBAGALLO
464 Washington Ave,
3 Doors Above High Schoo!
COLLEGE SHOE STORE
Overs'.oes, Rubbers of All Kids
Mins’ Keds and Wome’s’ Rub‘ers
Sneaks Fr Gym: asium
WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR
REPAIRS AND G ODS
Model College Sho}
14SoPearl St, Albany, my
Clothes that are Distinction bun
the
, Harriet Parkhurst, Dorothy 1.)
"| PROFESSOR LLOYD TO
Kaczynski Hears Rabbi Wise At Convention;
were the
a of an
sie, a memb
(committee to in
Young Men's C
we College, at
Anthony F,
the newly ora
wiite the need o
tian association
tended the
loll the delegates, "The Jovr
the world the
nbbi Wise asked, “that
suffer today for the
Buffalo, Wriday, death of Christ? ‘The Jews had no
[hand in it, Ro the Jews, was
responsible for
Mord
"Questions. cot
Vorkd “Court andthe |
ions: will
alent sentime
engi Dy the Y.
i rth.
vo
Dred aul Ane
M cial antagonism,
is not a physical but a
Mr. Jobson
chute
men,
n people
Tea Whe
U's cl
int Goikeboosing people
NAME MISS SHEFFIELD
ON ALUMNI QUARTERLY
22, member of the
SHOW PICTURES HERE
wi pictures of the conjugation of
mn Jannary ander
duh, Trafes:
Kunice Meyers,
alitorial staff of the Alumni Quarterly
for the past twa years, is €
Mr. Wendell Cartsan
1 Moindas, instrnetor in biology fillings the vacaney
Geurtze and Weaver
Gowns for All Occasions
IRENE LINGERIE SHOP
Main 3629
PROCTOR‘
+
Always A Good Show
Telephone Main 1109
JOHN W. EMERY, Inc.
POPULAR PRICED SHOES
Shoes and Hosiery
THOS. J. my Est,
22 Green St. Outfitters For All Outdoor and
Albany, N. ¥, Indoor Sports and Pastimes
PATRONIZE ‘THE
American Cleansers and Dyers
We Clean and Dye all kinds of Ladies’ and Men’s
Wearing Apparel
811 MADISON AVENUE
Albany, N. ¥.
54 No, Pearl St.
Albany, N.Y,
Phone West 273
THE COLLEGE PHARMACY
Merchandise at the lowest possible prices
RIGHT PRICES - RIGHT QUALITY - RIGHT SERVICE
Cor. Western and N. Lake Aves. Albany, N. Y.
SCIENTIFIC BEAUTY PARLOR
ANNA K. BROWN
STATE STREET AT LARK
PHONE WEST 4135
Complete Beauty Service
Maiedressing. Marcelling, St
Skilled Operators Us
‘ng. Dyeing, stu
date metho
uring Facials, Se
keep you charm
p Treatments, ete,
uly ateactive
Attends Y.M.C.A. Meet at Geneva Next Week| ,
Td think that no ineligibility will help
SORORITIES DISAGREE
(Centinued from Paxe 1)
Ruth Lockard, lent of Chi Sigma
ta, is of the opinion that the rules
are the best that can be worked out now.
“they are not perfect, by any
but as a trial proposition T approve of
them," she dl,
Mellon, pre
said,
Mon., Tues. and Wed,
‘wie Daily, 2:30 nnd 8:30
Back By Demand
Gen. Lew Wallace's
Mary dent of Ganimna
are tot my
provement
the old rules and worthy of a trial, 1
IBEN
HUR
Metro-Goldwyn-Mi
$4,000,000 Picturization
of one of the World's
Greatest Roman
AN Mats 500
the freshmen find ther Estill
feel that rush parties should be given
to lessen the great strain
rushing. 1 am
y will work ott.”
tuxious see how t
Normanskill Farm Dairy
Bottled Milk and Cream
Velvet cst
Wholesale Price to Parties
Hyes: foe to 81.4
und &
WE DELIVER THE GOODS
Bernie's Drug Store
Phone W. 144
Madison Ave. at Quail St.
Albany, N.Y.
At Your Service
RADIO
L. A, BOOKHIEM
RELIABLE MEATS
and FRESH KILLED ATWATER-KENT
POULTRY SONORA
KOLSTER
A & ELECTRIC C0,
229 Central A
_ HEWETT’S SILK. SHOP
“Everything Electrical”
80-82 North Pearl Street Cor. Columbia St.
A Reliable Place ‘fo Buy
Reliable Silks
And Woolens
Speeial Attention Given
to Sorority Honses
Weat 1837 846 Madison Ave.
Cor. Ontarlo Se,
Agents For McCall Patterns
Also For
Elite Patterns
MAISTELMAN BROS.
Nueersurs Ty Stuhlers
we
Ice Cream and Confectionary
299 CENTRAL AVE.
Y.W. CA
LS Lodge, Street
ROOMS SWIMMING POOL
For Permanent and Transient Guests Learn to Swim
CAFETERIA earn Life Saving,
Have a Pool P:
Home Cooked Food SERVICE OF ANY KIND
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
Students and Groups at the State College for Teachers
will be given special attention
@
394-396 Broadway Main 2287
Printers of State College News
Mills Art Press
Proper Fitting
Styled Shoes—
FOR SCHOOL OR DRESS WKAR
$7.50.
GRIFFINS
SHOE SHOP
115 State Street
|} dome Wearing $1.48
‘Silk Hosiery
A Word To The Wise--
CHRISTMAS
is just 22 days away. Have you started
your Christmas Shopping?
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
Business Department
