State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
Vou
No 7
Frivay, Ocromr 20, 1926
10 conts per eopy, 88.00 per year
SMITH AND MILLS CLASH ON $850,000 STATE COLLEGE ADDITION
NO STUDENT JOBS.
POR TAX DODGERS
Finance Board And Student
Council Make Decision
At Joint Meeting
PROF. YORK LAUDS NEWS
Careful Check-Up On Tickets
Will Eradicate Old
“Free List”
Adequate enforeement of student tax
caver this week
nid
collection was hronghit
when the finance hos
conncil, meeting jointly, agree on the
following moves
1, Onieers
tions aie aye not
tuuist relingush thi offices
24 caredul cheek -up on tick
ets will be amide at the daar at
af college organiza
their tx
all eutertainnents
wat tickets will be
The
jainittaniee
Heat will be the Musie a
ws cancer “Thuesthay
The active stppart a stytent
ekanizitions. benefiting, from the
will be enti
aflieers
i
‘cull pedyed
bers agreed to
fi
News is doing
hefore th
insur, told the meetin
students whu have not p
it was posted ont, are not members of
the student association, according to
that body's constitution. ‘They ea
therefore hold no office in any: society
or other orjaunization recognized. as
follege group, ‘The finance board will
a final whieh)
the tax. can he made
it will notify
corned ty hal r
t
tent couneil
the student
treasurer appointed by the lle a
ministration,
Bertha
student
follow
in, full on
The view
work. with ns
Of the suphomnre ei
7, president of the
whiell is. priuted
Ke
reiis af a classes, will
b
College Addition Described By
Governor In Campaign Document
‘The promised State Coll
buildings auldition will bed
evibed and illustrated in a cu
pe document ta he published
today by Governor Alfred
hh. The proposed state office
w to be built in Al
included in the
Duiling
any, will be
pamphlet
PROMISED SCIENCE HALL WHICH 1s A SLOBM CENTER OF * POLITICAL ROW
Courtesy: Albany: Keeentag
STUFF BALLOT BOX
IN FROSH ELECTION
"30 Results
Declared Void,
Class Must Vote Again,
C R
Hayy will be ne
stutfed
murning,
he | legal, it was an
to the d
thi
Hat the vot
would i
council is very.
if the freshman
ry heeatnse the bal=
in the election held
‘king the election
nounced yesterd
decision of the
for this flee
Who
Has Done Most For Stat:?
Ped Will Find Out Next Friday
FROSH OFFENDERS TO
BE
ordi
te
- | ficted
HALED TO COURT
ON SECOND OFFENSE
y freshmen have a
ing to Hetty
il the Tist of penalties to be ine
upon the y and
violators.
is afar,” \greed) Ly permit jis excemion this week.
i freshman violators hi re.
quired to wear red stockings, clean
A white sneakers, and red winsor ties.
the yirls have been warned vot Wo wear
‘| STATE ISSUES UP FOR
BALLOT HERE TUESDAY |
Issties and ih
lates for Govern
Senator were
if the Political
Those who spoke we
her Dau
don °28, aud De
The straw: vote in th
fday. is ander the
of all
initiation
in history,
atforms af the
vor and United $
wented at ct meeting
¢ Club Wed
Hatey Miller,
vrathy Getliey,
rotunkt ‘Tues-
spices uf the elub,
njoring oF
students
TO RAISE ENTRANCE MARKS
New scholarship requirements for en
iy tw Bpesident
he announced s
are heing worked
m, accord-
cher
ALR, Bru
thelr ti
ies with middies
"A seca affense af appearing, with
ut fre;
front door or wear
elt w
the sophomore court
shia buttons or caps using the
high sehoal jew
summins before
Miss Eaton std
iI nee
SHOW CONJUGATION OF
SPIROGYRA IN LECTURE) wv
Conjug
subject
ion pictures, by Professor KK.
f MeCiill tniver
Binlogy
Dr.
ye pictures at the intern
of ota
ben istramental in securing
Lloyd's
ct
Wise,
jon of spiroxyra will be the
Jeeture illustrated with ano:
Huy
y. Montreal, hefore
Hecember,
Thonishas, who saw
Al congress
ts a Cornell this sunrise
ofa
club carl
Gertrude
‘appearance here
re willbe i the College
according tv Mildred A.
27, the club president
mitly. the club started. its season
a pienie supper in the biology
huburatory,
Music Association Offers Two-Piano Recital Thursday;
Maier And Pattison Will Play In Chancelar’ 's Hall
Chancellor's. hall
8:30 o'clock,
only their tech
Lee Pattison will pre-
1 but their spiritual
Pattiso
:|from “The C
Saint-Saens; "S
rier,
ject identity of
r
Arensky
‘al of th
Hh Rhapsonly,” ‘Cab
“BETTER COLLEGE”
NEW COUNCIL'S AIM
Mildred W.
Compas: enn
here
© conned,
‘The duties af this commission are
to Maye direet charge of a lust a
il departin
wer a seeomdh
Je respunsibte
ve responsible for the ent
rangement
charge of the
The direct
Wilson
i class were
dents:
Markley, seniurs
Jeanette’ Waldhil
ford and M
ison,
for han
locke
Foon
of the coipell,
appointed by the ehiss
argaret Pabst
aJhleen Dat
is, juniors;
Intersorority
ry comm
woud shi
ings Mis:
upon
votes to rshingg now” 9
REGENT WILL Al ADDRESS «
EACH ASSEMBLY TODAY
Kotaud 1) Woodward of Rock
this
stunt, scheduted
vesty ned tnt
Pedagoane ele
GHOSTS WILL WALK AT |:
G.A.A. PARTY TOMORROW |
stunts, will
m fralie tw
ymiasinm,
tickets of the
its
eet
coun
ittee | will
he junior-freshman
has been
as has the
next week,
im,
'27, Named
Head Of Campus Committee
By Student Council
an organization to
posters,
tylument of
sox, and to hve
Anne
ry, MeChferty', sophie
INTERSORORITY COUNCIL
MAY ALTER RUSH RULE
GOVERNOR'S QUERY
CALLED DISHONEST
But Opponents Assure News
Work On Buildings Ought
To Be Rushed
WILL FINISH PLANS SOON
Meanwhile Architect Repeats
Pledge, Construction Will
Start In Spring
‘The completion of the $850,000 ni.
tion ty State C
tietrer this week by these four important
develope
RK. Brobacher made
he received three
WW. Jones, state
completion ofthe
public
week:
Will hes
'
promise
calle
Gow n
ne
Hrumght the “Callyge building question
ints tl specel at ‘Troy.
i essmunr Oxide Le Mills,
wether, aniler
his. Republica «pone
the latter's
cial policy th
fake another ten sears,
Congressman” Mills inform
Srare Conia News that, th
ions are not hot
QO for the addi-
tion :
‘The Governor's
speech made last
we ‘oy Was
| quoted by ewspapers as. follows
"\Vhat is his ¢ sinc) Mills’)
titude toward the completion of the
ichers’ College in su titel
to the old poliey andl
cary to complete the
uilding or will he progress. the work?
thatthe oral approp
inulin
follows
Stare Couuran News:
telegram of October. 2
The Nuws at the same time asked
ith to give hig own answers,
nd the Governor made
ly
to his questions,
the
eal
1 sg the Bill appropri
ere tat lex
appropriation f
(Paye Three, Col, One)
2
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 20, 1026
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wit they turin hie ol tie News, “Ancnyrnity
38, 394-396 _Hroadway,
Vol, XI, No. 7
Parra ay Miuta Avr
Friday October 29, 1926
THE COLLEGE'S BUILDING PROGRAM
‘Vhe College will rejoice in the assurance that a del
nite date has been set for the commencement of con:
struction of the $850,000 addition, ‘The state archite
has promised that he will adhere strictly to his agree
ment that the completion of plans and the writing of
fications will begin December 1, so that work ean
mence early in the spring,
appropriation for the Will
‘made, and the assured,
Unt characterized the gaining of the appropriation
shoul ot be repented in the actual building. process.
he College must have the buildings as quickly as
possible, Nothing must arise between now and next
spring to postpone the work, And when the buildings
are begun, construction should go on without inter-
mission until completed.
‘The College should now seck state mney for student
It should suppe 1 strongly any attempt
spec
am J. Milne Science
But the delay
H
hall
dormitories,
of the state i to secure financial
legislation for construction of housing quarters (or
students in the state's teacher training institution
York state has been generous with money for
eilucation, but it ean afford to be more generous, New
ork maintains no state university, such as are sup
ported by many less rich and populous states, {t should
not and it need not serimp with the State College for
‘Teachers, the normal schools, the State College of
Agr‘culture, the Forestry College and similar units,
If a state university is ever founded, and any clear
vision of New York State's edu progress. should
include such a step, Albany, the state's educational e
ter, will be the log‘cal location, ‘The State College
he the logical nucleus about which other colleges will
he built. ‘The appropriation of money for three new
buildings is a step, but a very short one, in this diree-
tion, And if the same time is consumed in taking
future steps, such as housing provision, it will be many.
years before teacher training institutions enjoy adequate
dormitory facilities.
NOW WIELD THE “BIG STICK”
‘The student finance board will have its first opportunity
‘Thursday evening to see that the collection of student tax
tickets is enforced at the door at entertainments, Music
wssociation, never distinguished for over-zealousness in
demanding evidence of tax payment at its concerts, will
‘open its fall season with a double pianoforte recital. The
finance board can then prove that its new “big stick”
policy is to be an actual fact. There should be no shirking
cf the responsibility either by the officers ar the diractor
however, to blame an entire’ class for what may have
hieen the work of only a few irresponsible and unrepre-
sentative. members, Certainly the ballot boxes were
stuffed; certainly freshmen stuffed then, thereby making
the election illegal; certainly freshmen should ferret out
the guilty ones and conden them to the general con-
tempt which their action deserves,
‘The freshman class uy a whole will be rightly indlig-
cori! hy the illeyal
nant at the shadow cast upon its
election, It will not deal Nightly with the offender
‘They should not be dealt with lightly, Cheating in
examinations is a rare thing at State College, Cheating
in any other form hay been equally as rare, ‘the press
ent unfortunate occurrence demands neither wholesale
censure of a class, nor wailings of widespread
tion in student elections, but a thorough inve
dl severe punishment for the guilty,
O'NEILL WRITES HIS MASTERPIECE;
MORE OF DUNSANY AND GALSWORTHY
BY E, V, K.
owen, the Fountain,
it other Plays of
8 mn. New York
Moon of the
a. By Mugene
Won and Liver
The Great Go
Carribbees and
O'Neill. $2.50,
Plays, Sixth Series. By Joln Galsworthy, $250. New
York: ‘Charles Scribner's Sons,
Hewender and Three Suall Plays, ly Lord Dunsany.
199 pp, New York: Gl’. Putnam's Sons,
Pie sil Hiy Mary Larimer, $200, 114
am Press,
penetrated more deeply and more
hidden reserves of human emotion
"than he has in any previous
mit inv our opisien is the
we (
Hostor
Migs
cean be bestowed yn the
either on the stage, we Imagine, or in the pages
we kiow, strikes saew the chords of human folly ina
way that few writers other than O'Neill eas equal. | ‘The
lay ia more werribte than ‘e Under the Hlms," bee
O'Neill
is subtler,
ions in "Desi
f
It with the erasser, the
2" He may ‘have
i standpoint of a
ckeil thse contrast tones
The Great God Brown" O'Neill's
modern audie
of beauty whieh’ make"
Boni id Liveright lave been sene
fifth volume of O'1 Neill’ collected works. ‘They include
also “The Moon of the Carribees
“six other Among these
numbered “Mound if," “hn the Zone,” "Ie
and “Where the Cross. is which need Ho intro-
duction to lovers of O'
Lord Duusany's plays, Mie of whielt are included in
his latest “volume, are marked, as have, heen his previous
works, by the strange tights nf faneyintg whieh the d
Moat touts wader. y's is fanny unlike
ous in this
fountain” "The
thes
“ese
there, Win a
longer play. include
“The Old King's
‘the mart plays, are
Keatle and “The
Amusements of Ki il Kettler” is
‘only one with an A tat eae Hast with
suggestions of weird and splendid mag-
nnn, for the othe
rthy's Sixth Si
"of fust
hat the plays. noyerthete
ssc, “Old
‘or probably
are decidedly
is perhaps the
wil meas,
"Loyalties
Something tot to be
most familiar to, Cilsworthy's Inge, American, adie,
aus the pays more value than "The otest”
Show," but hecause: the y “a typo
"There is a number of short ways, brief episodes, most
of them, and some prose and pactry in Miss, Lacrimer's
their only connection is the “Prologtie.”
the first play, is
ut “this. is g modern miracle play
ne but in Maine, “Official 1
from the World war, and a re
set wot
‘a remnant
e days of 1914
and thereafter, for A aves us hack to, Relgium, We
question if all the plays able. Certainty all are
feadable, and the two mentioned above and “Lies” are
markedly $0.
TEN YEARS AGO IN STATE COLLEG2
From the files of the News for Nov. 1, 1916
allege this fall
extend only over Thanks-
‘All other vacations will be given as. sched-
‘On account of the late opening of the
the ‘Thanksgiving vacation wi
giving Day,
Ey
even-
nish the
Dane-
i progres har baka ag
ing ‘vill be enjoyed,
“All who can sing or think they can should see Prof,
Belding at once and arrange to get into his chorus singing
class, “This class, as in former years, will give an operetta,
Rehearsals will be held every Tuesday and ‘Thursday morn
SaysTax Delinquents
Steal From Honest
Students
By Bewrina Zayan
went Stlont Amoctatlon
Determination and emotion were in
stilled in the members of student coun
cil and inatice board at the joint ect.
sing. Tuesday, We were mate to fe
‘ashamed to associate, with fellow-students
wlio ett
ge
One becomes a mem
wheat his ux is pit,
titled to become a member of any, of
our student organizations, such as Girls’
Atlletic association, Music association,
tes; fhe is not entitled to
weopy of the News cach week, nor the
Qeaterly. "We should treat. this very
amall minority as they should be treated
temptations fr civ pat
wy depriving them of these pirvilexes.
deuts, L hiope, will regard those who
refuse to pay the student
ax. with seorn,
he proud, however, of the
c of the student body toward
Ninety yer ¢
of the associa
He is not e
We
past respo
hie eolleetion of the tix.
af the budget, total wi
year, Very. few organizations inehid=
sng ehurelies ea boast of stil ygromp
orale, We should eanratulate our
ielves on that basis, bit we must not
q
ly nives the
ion, Ht will
idevor lw arouse the student sent:
nent ta the level where it will can
aymiont of the tax a privilege
ial induwcem:
san would put it
4 News
noney it
rleeet fatale «Gia a
emeert mamyged on the money it col
vet at the doors whit eoatld the Girls’
‘association da? The a
ties walt not be worth mentioning
Hi uuion there iv ste Why, in
teed, calteye life would Te’ nothing’ but
vwoks, leetiires, and notes, a condition
veyon imagination,
Classes should pick up the seent and
ama their delinquent members to
tr them for the dishonor
thom, Cliss presidents
cousider eatleetion of student (ux
tun af the class,
for the new humor secti
ly may be submitted
today, avcording to Julia Fay, '27, editors
erly will
first issue of the Quar
about November 15
Name Model House Family
The home management house fumil
from Octobe Tah to. 30th i Myre
Chambers, .'2 Margaret Martin, "27,
and Sally Vroman, '27,
Wiley Addresses College
New York State's seennda
system was deseribed by Dr. (
ie commissioner,
eal
core M.
Wiley, st
distributed
cds on which each wrote his surname,
given names, and nicknames, as well as
a list of extracurricular reading since
January 1,
ci
Plan “Kaffee Klatsch’
“Kaffee
siffee a
cial season German club,
Thursday’ at 4 o'clock, in the cafeteria
Klatseh,
To Visit City Water Works
ihe chemistry department will make
sit to the water supply plant
‘orth Albany, Saturday, November
tthe senior
f
We
semesters
5, There
KS,
6. Phe fev
tory 2 quis,
A Mid-w
You stolc
Siuy
The
Dts
At ten
That's
They 0
Chara:
Far da
No, it
FROSH
Dear Fol
Please
bacco, 1
this here
What
They were
wette “and at
weed in cardi
Up horse!
wavered inh
sizer) sweetly
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need yt
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I puta
Policeman's
Iti
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‘The boy wa
lines of
with
lazinge eyes
vicinity, fir bh
vietinn wl
el tad ter
“gate.” Poor |
her white tine
panihos owt of
forth ina tira
women are f
Hhrenysh with th
The girl was
She shrank ba
tested, with shi
to the has
Yerdamvite!
depends on hw
If yon wu
eusing office
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 29, 1926
FROSH, ALUMNI AND
NEW MEMBERS GIVEN
WELCOME BY GREEKS
Delta Omexa has taken into full
bership this Dorothy 1, Rabi
28, and Ruth
(29; Psi Gamma, Dorotl
ma Kappa Phi,
. Chi Sigma ‘Theta has
ieve White, "28, Catherine
nd Grace Chippendale
ton,
pleded Gen
MeGowan,
"29,
‘sf Gamma alineae were entertained
Statiord Greene,
+ the homie of Mrs,
04, of Sehe
helt
Hen Wat
"28, and
cud
Gamma chapter of Kappa Della Rho
fraternity entertained a jgroup of its
alunai al dinner Friday eve hose
prese Cinelided: Dr. Mi
24, assistant profess
éalph
A,
Ral
nvathenuties
Gloversville, former president “of the
ciation Herhert Camp:
if Sehenevus: Stephen Ke Met
of New Lehanans Robert
J, of Wappingers. all
sj Harald Py French,
Dorothy Hight
Hubert
Meta Zetw pave a Tiven stonver to
Frances Henedet Hill reveutly
Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority enter
tained Dean Mii I Here, member
ani) repeesentativns front
atest Stuns
celebration wf its national founders day
Panis Goon, Za Gladys. Merve
rein, (25 and Alice ‘Ithir, "20, were
We Peay Pista fate a
GUBERNATORIAL RIVALS
TELL BUILDING STANDS|
wed from Pane One)
he money way
$100,0000,000) od
voters of the
springe the Gover
ypartmental heads met to alle.
wate the first STOQINAIO0 tbe spent
We. The State Cob
is snide a part of
work provided for
el ananiey’ for by
of del
deat Reubweher wits, assured then
and
rm
He
that the. comp i the phu
the writing of specifications would bey
December 1 of
said, holds
al the wail sill he ‘ewrried taruaygle
tea conelusiin, Buildings will hein
erly inn the spring
FREE TRIP |
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pup to join our
el" tours next
summer. We want a capable
organizer on the campus.
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CAMPUS DAY HONORS
Eudora Lampman, '27, reigns as
feet of the campus, Saturday night
he made her first appea ¢ after the
eecet ballot by the student body. re-
cally, Miss Lampman is president of
Cometl and of Kappa
was attended by Ruth
Lois Dun, '27, Emily Wile
\ wdelle, "28, Heled
'29, Alice
30, ‘The
nd
Plans Buildings FOUR CLASSES SPLIT
ception.”
ege physician
assistant prafessar
Miss Hadith
Latin were judge
Tn the field Ill
in the afternoon, the se
izaheth Morris,
philosophy, ancl
nee, instructor in
me on the campus
sophomore
juniors and
A
Courteny Albin
‘oniny, News
Sullivan W, Jones, state architect,
who will draw plans for $850,000 Col:
lege add.tion,
JUDGE DUGAN SPEAKS
AT NEWMAN BREAKFAST
"As future teachers yon should ae=
iuire aw spiritual hie whieh will
relp you ta exert swell as
wiaterial influence “over your stuttents,”
thee Daniel f. Dagan of the children's
‘itr told members af Ne
We the first quarterly ¢
fast, Sunday
Phe
FEAREY’S
for
FOOTWEAR
$6.00 to $8.50
well as anental welfare
The Reverend Jul J
the
ub's spiritual waivisor “alse spake at
he breakfast
Collins,
44 No. Pearl
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811 MADISON AVENUE
CLOTHES ~
‘And Cut to Order
ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY
STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL
CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED
SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES.
AB,
Charter House
Suite and Overcoate
9°40, 945, *50
ALBANY.N.
Phone West 273
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
OUR STORE IS THE
OF ALBANY
The character of the suits and
overcoats tailored by Charter House
will earn your most sincere liking.
Steefel Brothers
133 North Pearl Street Opp. Clinton Square
Phone Main 6280
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JTATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER
29, 1926
FRESHMEN GET TOQUES
TO WEAR TILL SPRING
‘The new freshman toques apped
College The caps which are
worn from the first snowfall of the
winter istributed after freshman
History 2 lecture Wednesday,
Classical Club to Initiate
ibers of the C
ed Wednesday
« Margaret Knapp, ‘27,
Was recently elected seerciary to seceed
Dorothy Arnold, 28
Dr, Risley Gives Addres
Broteswoe Ada W. Risley of the
history. department, spoke on “Spor
sip” at a meting of the sani
course of the
nights
Professor Loeb et
tion of New York §
iis annual meeting ‘Thursday,
14, fn Albany.
October
orah President Speaks
shiow interest in
the full
Canterbury to Have Party
Canterbiiry club will have a Hallow.
eeu party at St
ities Dance ‘Tonight
seer Pat Ca
ard Newman eh
tlaees this ever
Home Economics Frosh to Dine
Freshmen enrolled in the hime eco-
lepartment will, he guest
uesday evening
ly Cope, "27, is
“Pen- Hur”
soirit
ling Gt a
all classes of Atbany's
afternoon,
represented,
will he
L. A. BOOKHIEM
RELIABLE MEATS
and FRESH KILLED
POULTRY
Speeiul Attention Given
to Sorority Houses
846 Madison Ave.
Cor. Ontario
West 1837
QUALITY
SHOE REPAIRING
84 Robin One block
Street from the College
J. COSTANZO
PROPRIETOR
Shoe Shining and Repairing
Andrew's. church this} |
FROSH IN LEAD AS TAX
RECEIPTS REACH $7,800
eight hundred dol
Wedinesday eile
cent of the senior class
DID YOU KNOW THAT
The Ce an average of
800" checks ek
Te pays to buy your notehook paper
Guy Maier and Lee Pattison, who
play Thursday for Music Association,
JUNIOR-FROSH PARTY
USES: COLONIAL MOTIF
Old-fasfifoned Stunts,
were “featured at the junior-freshman | 7
evening. Charlotte Jones,
he Co-op can secure at almost
ile supplies for class functions or
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sour ow, ne shen,
chings from France;
day; Coty | compacts:
vite aur nntehnoks” with’ College
seal —Adv
CAPITOU:::: ALBANY
Three Days Beginning
Mon. Afternoon Nov. 1
riven hy
AA social hour at
Which refreshments were se fol
lowed.
“The Masterpiece of All Movies””
“BEN - HUR”
A Marvelour Productions
100
ay Years
Dependability
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
JEWELRY
Of.a Famous Story
Columbia Burlesque Every
‘Thur., Fri,, and Sat,
99 NORTH PEARL S‘T.
Opposite Strand “Theatre
Have Your Hair Cut at
MIKE’S
6 BARBERS - NO WAITING
262 Central Ave,
COLLEGE CANDY SHOP
203 Central Avenue (near Robin)
TRY OUR TOASTED SANDWICHES
Phone West 40-J
W-2455-5
H. B. Smith
MASQUERADE COSTUMER
Costumes Made to Order at Short Notice
Albany, N. ¥.
Masks, Wigs, Beards, Etc.
122 Quail Street (opposite car barns)
HATS
of every description cleaned and renovated
High Grade Dry Cleaning and Dyeing of Ladies’ and Gents’ Garments
Superior Quality and Better Service
SUPERIOR CLEANERS & DYERS Phone West 5975
851 Madison Avenue Work Called For and Delivered
STUDENT FORUM PLANS
I) asked’ to attend,
DISCUSSED YESTERDAY
Plans for a student forum,
those which have sprung up
other colleges in recent years, were dis-
cussed yesterday at an informal meeting Cc
of students, ings will be
held and all 5 ave been
“Dorothy Watt, 28, x F
chairman of the forum, which i spon-
sored by the Y. W. GA
| Delic
OUR PARK BRANCH
WELCOMES
the Accounts of State College
Students
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL
BANK and TRUST CO.
PARK BRANCH
200 Washington Avenue
Candy-
Correct Autumn Wear M
r Men Inte
A Full Line of Haberdashery Y.
t Moderate Price
BULSON’S TOGGI
MADISON A
“We Understand Eyes
Bant One
EYEGLASSES
50 N. Pearl St. Albany
OPTOMETRIST
Telephone Main 1109
JOHN W. EMERY,
POPULAR PRICED SH(
54 No, Pearl St. Shoes and Hosjery
Willard W. Andrews, Pres.
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1-5 Lodge Street
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Home Cooked Food SERVICE
SCIENTIFIC BEAUTY
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STATE STREET AT La
PHONE WEST 4135,
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