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State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS }p,!
ESTABLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1918 Or BUN
VOL. IX NO. 5
ANNUAL TEA
IS PLANNED
Inte ssorority Fetes
College Tommorow
“Hom three-thirty. to five-thirty on
Saturday, October 25, entlewe
rotunda hitersorarity will weleome. the
at teat.”
in the
This
re
stinent body and faculty
ration, isstieed with the sink
all will come in the spirit of
is the in
hope: tha
kennine yout fellawshiy, sand carry
away. associations of friendly fientiy,
charming alumnae, the rotunda trans
formed hy autumn boughs, pals, and
hanners inte a reception hall, and of a
prevailing atmosphere of jollity
Guests will he welcomed by a receiv
ig Hine composed af the sorority: pres
led hy: the president af Inte
dents
According tw seniority af or
these are: Lva Hinman,
Milired Hammersley, Ft
Kappa, Delt
+ Mice Daly
: Ruth Louber, A
silan Phi; Aileen Gage, Gam
Phig and Dorothy Haight, Teta Zet
ig carmen the atone eons
ees responsible for the success ai the
: rer arrangements, Kappa Delt
Tierpont,, "25; decorations, Alpha
te Ky ie
sorority.
air
ann Kappa hi,
isl 26,-- Honorary members
sorority will put
invitations,
Quack
fae
THIRD PARTY “OPENS DRIVE
FOR MEMBERS WITH SPEECP
AS REPUBLICANS ORGANIZE
e Third, Party brok
‘upset W
plete Republi
Weduestay
col
Speateing an the subjes
AUThird Party and Its ¢
Harris. styled the Dene
pun” parties yt tn, rule
Hameed and exphtined the, majo
ties tf the Proxressives, | He de
Senator Robert, M. Lay Follett,
ty. presidential nominee, as
adical but i prox
Anmouncement af nig Wits
made last Friday in chapel by Dorothy
Wordell, ‘The er of the period
wis devoted tr
cheer practice under u
nin sang practice led by Alma Valle
aul at
poli
rihed
third
hot a
STATE GETS U, 8. APPROVAL
State College, has heen approved by
the Drawn of Imi
S. Department of Labor iis, an in
ion of learning where foreign stu
Tents may be. received, — Such stude
fare not included in the restrictions im
posed by the immigration law of 1924,
“
ALBANY, N. Y., OCTOBER 24, 1924 ea’ Gee a 3 00 per year
TEMA wa
PLAY Re
YEARLENGS
is Hammersley Queen;
Hundreds Attend Her Enthronement
Campus Days October 18%, State's a
funn festival, fond X,Y S.Ct
realy to spring into action, Despite tk
threatening skies a goodly number of
supporters turned ot to cheer the inter
class huekey teams, "28-27 set the ball
rolling, add finished with a total scare
af 6 against the dof ‘2628, Makin
Ai spectacular goat in the first twenty
play, the
Gane Preliminary?
ni
n Contest
Colloye’s football team defeated
‘day by the Colgate freshmen,
the husklest eleven ever seen onan Ale
junto action in the
sehedate to-morrow
‘iternoon against the Rensselaer Poly
Wwelnie Institute freshmen at ‘Tray
seconds of sentir
sophomore team guarded its goal amd
shower! seh excellent offensive work
in the forward Tine that the
the end af the second quarter stood 5-01
seure al
in their favor. ‘Phe last anarter was Conch the ten in prac:
marked by the brilliant sallies of the tice this week, after a lay-off Mon
svn rests esa hye mess vat whieh afternoon, saidl Saturday he was
they scored four paints, The latter 4 satisfied with the fight the varsity put
fam played an erratic: game displaying” ‘wy awainst the vastly heavier Colgate
team and remarked that while Colgate
wo fairly easily
fair pass work but lacking the steal
sophmore tes State lost hard, fight-
ness af thes
Gane Partietpaute ine t0 ils antanost to keep the tally’ dawn,
t Prvetically the same Tine-upy is ex
Ths for Be at Ruth Lanbe enti. Is ex:
thas 5 4 ei tt La pected to-morrow that was used last
Daly, 25, Wilson, 27, Hutebins, nish Ne wurday, One ur two changes may be
M 7, 7, Conch “2 Mp, prevent a_foecenee es ;
hoe re an al ied Hise Hares id Outwehed by at east twenty pounds
7, and ‘Thompkins, They were : "rh linath fe Vast to the aman State met defeat tist Sut-
natehed hy Wright, '26, Milmine, reer af a young fithed Uday: against Co ev in the
Shaffer, ‘26, Toman, "26 Layton, Tay, Cha Nore de fist bore game af the vena, Colgate
i ok Wei iy “Miriam Bal on the kick-off reached State's uve
Kea, 26, enjamin, (26, Weisht, 8 across Aiba aid throw te | ued line where Woes afler a. serles of
Hatt, mazes of, her in
il Simonds, “28, Miss. fsahelle “Juhu Turry. ‘The inevitable Happens. She is
captured by. hudians, whe bring her tat fumble by State the ball was carried
the
nn refereed the game, and Tat Dita,
A acterllasetimel oop he teal ecient, Clara Hayey, Uo States ten san ine, Animpts were
Queen Heralded Taodyome [Marry anil Wik Nell who Tolls "ia Sudeavuehus ao! heal tie
“Willie apectlatt e:Coiez is OOUNRGCHIG red love and duty. in telling the ngs’ onrush, It wats their score,
rile speculative buzaings concerning visitors erwssed the Home jot fine
His sweetheart’s whereabotts,
the identity of the queen and the ebitr As the bavers are clasped. it t cunrter and suc-
ta ah d the goal, ‘Through
acter of the stunts, balloons, and cons eich others arms, Will Nell, “uth tae ne
Tet, created an atmosphere of excl. elma, 28, plan er dixger inte plunges aml en rine marked Coles
Eee cai eoaliuremes exrried se Hit al scuring. In the second quatre
"th ing events Fed ee ier this, harrowing bit of advew tate rallied: 1 hw «210 pound Hine
The throns vid Muriel
the’ tension with a
to stupor break. Col
yet it was only the fi
did not score,
Fr annl cleaner
Hint with snap and verte
ered in the at
Hitwrinm, svete. aunieter only: hy: he am vion of Bay ‘Sister, Mhuess Of State that prevented a worse
228, Calyates Ke, The
wor, with added determi
nial variety af hawever, Col
‘and Marjorie Gree
Queen approved
vine tribute tos
i hat Lomas,
Storldard,
pita lens Qu
This time,
il the
ation,
te scored
The’ aud
sume
presented
Mildred) Hammersley, as Campus 1 t
Mire Htammerskey, 28, a9 Ca. i an Fg ao visi cand AB te tha moral victory only
Queon, The, procera in i mH He real aid Trek” Ruth M for State,
fhe eed ath aie a Vee with vim and fire, th It was a splendid but a fight,
lee Tc LO ahs te to render before a monarch, | Cohgate, because af numerous penal
eins vy Buel enttish sword ¢ in which total of seventy-five yards, State
Marie Tarai ite. Victoria used to delight er penalty nor casualty in this
E 25, Ma ne that with Woreester,
Hallows s.
rarjorie n
as as follows
ie shane ,
" layed by. Pra aid Lorna | State Position Colgute
un Majore Reins Tiitehinson, Lontise “Denison, "28, aid | Geubam LE, fankat
Feening Events Enjoyable a.loely sate of a Savi cg | Kuz i iodele
java ig The pirates apparently, ‘satisfied, 3 trie | Canoe CoG {Wooley
After de homage had cL the fam, Tings, 26, Campbell, 26, aud | Roberts i vt RY
asen tthe aga, 2h kav heir aie | Fens cen
‘cave wt ce Craw tard ee Hornish
Ney Dance Conctudes: Day Domielly. sees Re
cl ‘The concluding dance in the J SDBU ce Q. 0
set St tel nade colorful hy costumes and confetti. | Cantwell ett
ates, hal and bold, wipe Mueh of the eredit for the usual st abe at RH. B, imi
wo complete the Mat alae dag mnest Teaver be. [ya | SAME: oo B.. | Shaughnessy
they Trina 5 nttney" chaman, an] Ogle: Referee, Maleolmson; Us
pire, Wegner; Head’ Linesman, D;
to the Campus Day Committee
Page ‘Two STATE COLLE
wNE
WS, OCTORNR 24, 1924
State College News ON AZENG
= | there is a foeling among some of the
Vol. 1X Oct, 24, 1924 No. §| facully and underclassmen that the Get-
pee Wise party has outlived its usefulness,
Published weekly during the college| party was, on the whole, as enjoyable
your by the Student Body of the New | The class of '27 thinks that this year's
Nome Sale College for Teachers at) ang interesting as that of any recent
the Bains rate ts three ‘dollard jones cla * but it cannot but adeit
per year "Advertising rates may be hid | iat at times the party yrew_ tiresome
bn application tothe business manager. | The nit heat, which result
(A , manuscripts, etc., must he | from Inizin people in stich aw
in the hands of the editors before Mou-| small space as the sya take the fin out
day of the week of publication.) Jof the peppi
seach pear ane roa tt
[comes larger it will be increasingly difli-
cult to have the Get-Wise party in its
26 present form, Isn't it time, then, to try
some new way of hazing? Other calleg
have out of door events. It is true th
we have practically no campus, hut we
hi
itor-in-Chief
NE, Burstan, ‘25
Managing Editor
Haney S. Gonrney,
Business Manager,
Ruri Bartow, '25
|have access to Washington Park, and
| Ridgefield Park. ‘The possibilities are
numerous, Freshmen, as year's
sophomores you will be con
Assistant Subscription Manager hazing. Why not get busy now,
Huan Barchay, "26 | give State a new tradition in regard to
a party which would he better fitted for
its ever increasing freshman cluss?
I "27,
OTT,
ov fone! 26
Mancanst Bewjastin, '26 ari
Reporters AGE ys, YOUTH
27
Sana Hankey, °2 ‘The outhurst which Fi jaynton
ad The outhurst which Fred Boynt
Jona Bay "
jotta Ba superintendent of thea schools, as
etna as ., before the New York State Cunn-
Vas Kiseen, "27 cil of School Superintendents, against
Louist Gunn, '27 the modern “school vasa’ thrown
Normal schools and teacher-training col-
loges into a futur af abjection, Fred
VALUE OF STATE Huynton's charge cannot, af course, be
Life is a long struggle toward @ goal, entirely ignored, but his truth mixed
eon
may strive consciously or with fiction is more dangerous thas the
cet eat Were he sy lh ten per ce
Wi the nualern “seloal-ma’ams® were such
mals and colleges
i
tion, Mach sets
bute allt
ool
ne or a stepping-stone. to
the ity ideal a
‘ary sand high school category is wnjust and entirely amwar-
for-attaining my. goal, college, Yet he sarge. of Ibe
From my first school days Uve had a the younger
college before m one memorable, ) at charge greatly exagger-
day in June. Now that I've arrived at many respects. Ht isthe old
this glorions place, 1 feel the thrill of f conser ist mo:
having: conquered cer n fields of learn
ym Ww be
"Nevertheless, the world insists
yt on getting and ‘better, in spite of
criticism, The present generation has
isthe js ows salvation to wor
offered. way, and no advice fr
nation work, my ly guide its course,
coming to State is its rosin
my home. Another fact
prominently into. co
Home Ei
Choosing Ameri
We donot
say with that student of Drown Univer- |
proveths
f for we know
profes mi f do say with
Mhumni) have sp Hrowning’s Rabbi Hen Kary “Let A
apgrave at Youth and death complete
Miter with the 4
spect, Not content give Satie!
merely their, words, by heir ieee
deeds, Fach one is'a successful tench a
What better advertisement could a col ART EXHIBITION
lege have?
Si
exhibition of photographs and their
te scored another point when the ductions, the work. of Richmond
nce requirements were 1 HL. Kirtland, ‘professor of English, will
scholastic standard is realy to be fy shown iy the rata Noverber 3)
student body and the general
peal
A.
The social side also
¥ exceedingly dull
lege would he a
ce without
will be from 9 to 3
‘The work includes scenes made
mit cule iat i hid amt ot Sat coethy Bis
ud oiler and
some_ ink
‘Am T prejudiced if fessor Kirt
this. spirit iam rt
Never once have | had any
about the advisability of
Each day the gladness of b
one of the colleze is intensi
Rurn R. Lena, '28.
snivings ‘The com-
ning here: mittees include: ‘Alma Castle, iran
if here and) ments; Helen Arthur, financial ; Ms
eo | Cline and lovee. Persons, ave
and Florence Hudson, posters,
| thuses aver t
IN EUROPE |
[heard that 10,000 more
“Vester |
rape in the
Americans had visited
summer of 124, than during the same |
season in 1923, “Though a trip to Europe |
dlistinetion, it is still]
Jone of the best
» loniyer seems
a great ple;
| things about such a trips is the return
home,
“You are an American sibjec
you?” After this quest
appa Phi welcomes Beatrice
26, Mildred Selmitter, '27,
sh (27, into. full mem
“So fary| weleomes into full mem-
4 | bership, Marion Record, 25, Lois Dunu,
1 Hilda $i
eonterta
day, October 19, Professor and
«| Walker, Miss Phillips, Mrs, Beet? y
ts eve Yan Pel,
ve Ada Hussey, "24,
weal at the Chi Sigma
Chi Sigma 1 welcomes into full
membersht Smith, '26, Jane
nigan, 26, Ann Gaynor, "27, and
Agnes Halleran,
as told this
the nly nat
y our debts, You Americans probe
ably think us quixotic fools to do it. 7
nrder to pay, we are taxed the
tan pays as taxes, six. shillings: in ‘the
Su
pond, well-tyedlo niany
shillings: per pound, amb ave
However, in spite of he es, the
wiclish managed tw built at Wembly,
Mh nue i Tho this
cl, it seemed
week:
Me
inthe
neg the tiny
Step!
pler at a ln
by the New York branch
alumnae at New York Cit
icon given
f ta Phi
Saturday,
ing Which makes the run {Unt
Foam onan tft sis es PA wetéoe ine fil wero
London, iiself ye nd 27, Neva Stoddard,
resdhomial sections One eat ga anne
W
27, spent the week-
Hin three blocks: withent pressing
niniature park, with smooth awns, ¢
fully tended Mowers, ane aminy "trees,
prneinal of the
One evening, betwee showers, ws snd fast year
Petr Pan in Kensinston Gardens. st ny. Ov
Hoa hm fut as whine pire of the
ais in Albany
r He is now
1 enjoyed is the principal of the school at Argyl
esidlent of the Home
Stute, conferred
ull wear the lilies.
Another garden th
we at Hampton Court, Theres a few
miles ont wf Landon, € ‘
nila palace finer then
c pes
ave Fumpton Court to He
VIL ‘Today, fresh tea-roses ant purple
pansies bloom yeithin the hed
Mays treteirer the doable ehiarm there WAN HEE
vf ets aud reset ay, aca
jckinyy at "ireshy” 1 remember es! ‘The Anna
eo eee ernst | Uike, which takes: lage Gu thie
received from to 10 a.m.
selsars, frome Wt TLL"
Toticell: kardens: Hi
each year, is scheduled for the
nf November, ‘The committees in el
are working fy his ev
Lone
rd to
sik Of the most interesting affairs of the col-
land. Su nines, with Hee yes hovel program is being
iis a The calumne of bEuned, sant all club member rt
Nelson’ trey cacti eStly requested ty wateh the Newsman
ae wees Club hutletin hoard for further an=
peter gee ST yaumeemients.
Me Town, and bristling Princes Street
fn the New. Ne wonder that Seas, sad CHARLES INJURED
ahers—vome back again and aeytin fi
every festival has its tr
le view is that near
is is proved hy the fact that
. imme wt Clete Woe suistained a severe injury to
rom at hillerest, we woke daw tt AL when removing the throne ai
two the wee envi at that wiht ie Unum ase hee on Alon
in the shape of a horseshoe October 20, The stiddent “ody hopes
Not smtit this summer did 1 fully (hat "Charles will be able te. retwen
now the meaning af the phrase smn sony aud tira ont the Tights,
France, “The ortheastern corner at
iniee is at eautivul and husy country
Fverytaady is “at work. and everyoie
appears happy, perhaps bee
igel Reg
harthern coast of Brit
x noted in Paris for its oysters
Chesapeake reknowned in New
One day we. spent i
DEAN PIERCE REPORTS
Dean Pierce last week presentet
the hors d'ceuvre, and the'p
resistance, but not the desert,
favor! But then, nearl
[af white mustin, heavy woolen dresses
Wat fd wou lve
eeToodl in France! Hove| view cross
an yo help it? As we ate, some fish-| Michel, which
es clattered by, wearing’ tiny coifs! from the sea’
#)
STATE
COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 24, 1924 Page ‘Three
GIRLS!
HAVE ANNUAL GYM FROLIC
AFTER BUSINESS SESSION
A gym frolic! Fun for everyone,
and everyone for fun! Come to G
A's party to-morrow night, In addi=
tion to the entertainment a business
meeting will be held, at which time the
constitutional amendments posted on the
GALA. bulletin board will he voted
on A. committee of sophomores, with
Ami Falle as general chairman will
keep the wheels going round effectively
committees have
nit, stunts, and
It is suxgested
as far as possible, gym togs should
Come prepared to laugh,
yates,
tha
he worn
jump, eat, and
DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIP
The State College He Club is to
ake a vigorous drive for membership
\ prow
duriiyg the nest two weeks,
we work is: ahead. In prepar
tion for the winter's work: speetal meet
ings have heen plunned far November in
which ary Law will he
sturlied ly is tw make
member freer in the conducting of elub
business.
The Home M,
pened for the year's work on October
6, ‘The four girls who are living in the
during Octuber are: Marion
fil, Hearietta Misch Doris Rewor
and Jean Dardess
Word has heen received throteh
ant Manse was:
Mr
Snavely, formerly in the Department of
Mhysical Education of State College,
and who is now located at Spencerport,
fof the fine work whieh is being y
Helen Leary, ‘23. She has shown such
init and i
a cooperative interested in
so many Hines of work that her inlluence
is hein felt greatly in the town,
The Decoration Committee of the 1
tly coset wil the, sal
Home Kemories is working on the
improvement inthe. Home
halls, Iw thot three weeks’ time it is
hoped that the hall study room will be
in. fairly good condition. “The painting
the walls was hurried by Mr. Dk
tthe request af this committee,
CANTERBURY CLUB MEETS
Herbury Club meeting will
Anidrew's Guild, October
This will he the first
‘The next €
he held at
tout
gate to the
DURE FOMD Tc te. Hentians
Foe there will be a Talbaveen. p
with stunts,
Sunway Seliol
RIG DRIVE
Salvation Ai
ny seeks the co
‘allege in the big
of October
drive to be staged the week
27-November 1. Students
n charge of Y. W.
in taguing on the final
tf the, drive, Saturday, November’
1, kindly hand in. their names at once
to the committee in charge,
ATHLETIC CLUB TO)
FRENCH CLUB TO INITIATE
FRESHMEN TO ENTERTAIN
The I
College Girls Not Painted-Faced
Man-Chasers, Miss Pierce Declares
cl Club will give an initia
Site Cslege Wile ie (ren pl git We reeves it deserves, unne yn the ieee ‘niembers weit
i wave of professional and) 24, All old and new members
eiitorial protest which is sweeping the| |The auestion pt to Aft, Boynton of a aed en
Sliloc arres why. women teachers: should not receive asta a ere
equal pay with men is
nasedl his remark, He
he 1924 school-| supplying agencies as turning ont a type
nv is a ‘hab-haired, carmine lipped, | of students really to drop their work |
a “nmvtestly cated, | He tment hey conkl et married |i
Hiditorial comment in newspapers of
the state has generally: characterized the
sid to have
the statement attributed to
of icked teacher
ram,
ik Hoynton, b
heen planned by
intendent he commit-
by
and
he
dianeing refreshments
night at eight o'elock,
young. nman-ela
there promptly to
Dean Pere
was among those who
a he. Kuicker= nites on teh eee
ubjected to the statement. "Me. Boyt boekeer Sunday suggests Stes af hei oan Zor
ton seems {0 thinke a woman shoud lose) hat Roynton's breaktast might
het fenininty when she, comes a | HVE ea wrong. oF is shoes, pinched
teacher,” she declared, "We should be| 1 Mie it hig transers duchag the ne MEN'S CHORUS
sda nat this is not so, As for his] itidunmtklictnteaba
absurd and not worthy 8, with fiftecn members pre
Tt wil mel covey Aton
nesday in Room Bat 3
he
twill he divided into
nen teacher
ard nf conduct
structors, de
buble stata
nil women
lemme cs chorus this y
tueday were eilucator’ apera teroups, which will be
Awealth ful, system of sections of the assembly. ‘The groups
he one’s restrain, the exercis tos, tenors, aud
The remark
and unjustifiable,
ital, president wf the senior class,
W
“The ivi
JUNIOR-FRESHMEN PARTY
evening, October 17, the jun=
Y. W. RUMMAGE SALE | SOND PLAY
| the freshmen a formed “and
“Amy rags, amy taus, any Hones! Any] “The secimnd Advanced Dramatics Class | royal awelemne. “The evening bean with
viF totes!” even the meat are 1 lay wil he given i the nar Future, the || omesiet hey the utara,
sth | ys Sara Deanitzke, Isabelle Plude,
exemte frat the reyes for a6 Este exart ste at prevent ein anki. | Ni Siar anit Aba
Jaansert, in chare af the HM) Mary Swetz, the director of the phy, Hangin delighted the audience
tnayge sale, remarked with an eye for has that it is a eumedy: full af good ity solo dance,
values, "Men's elothes sell hetter tein yas members. present wer
1 anythin = diflieult task of judg
‘That old stummer dressy for instanec, coMmERoR CLIN
hy: allow it to take mp room in yout
Moths press just for sentiment’s sake? ‘The Cammeree Club will Hite its see-
here are diggs that not even the itil recular mecting wn Weshvesday, an ld: fashioned ihe
illest hrattict ne sister can make use October 2 at four weluck, in room 21, Julia Vitus, “28 il Ely
eb A prea Tive, bee plane that itt SHH, tele Sys elas ine,
hi, Give them to Ye We Recall sane A prosram tes heen planet tha aa ee Milley,
haweleome present, long tneked away, be both instructive and entertaining. ie OWL Soak,"
periume over-faney apps _ [ace ia a
ake this opportunity tw dispese i heen the, Te
MENORA PLANS TEA members were especially
1 agwodd case with as few io ee Miss Morris and br.
Iovinzes of conscience, Pliny for a social and literary: year
tnather be troubled with things for which were presented hy Florence Greenblath,
you have a aise. ‘Tell her te mail them "23, at the Menora meeting. ‘The liter=
fu HM South Lake avenue, Miss Jausen’s ary and social committer és planning, as
iuldress, or leave a nwte for one of the, the first sucial meroats raids on the doughnuts and cider,
flloyving committee members: Hazel
Marion
Kista
Isabelle
Marth
Emma Chirke,
which will take pliee down
ember 1, is not for the sake
iiventuire, Y. W. really needs. your
siipart
Weather!
Lams
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RESTAURANT
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Friday
The first_meeting of the
was. held in
October 17,
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Open Evenings News
Page Four STATE COLLEGE NEWS, OCTOBER 24, 1924
News Will Conduct | CALENDAR | YW. CA, Z
Wilkes, Osswee se Mise Weaver seeretiry of the ety ML. and M. Maistelmon
College Straw Vote}, wo) M, Chemistry Club—Room | ¥. W, CA, addressed the college
Hf this organization at its weekly meet Successors to
, October 21, Miss Weay
her 2 Mi H. E. STAHLER
“athe workin si" Atos Central Avenues Leading Con-
“aifers eon the elle) feetionery and Lee Cream Parlor
“Phe New Student,” a magazine which | 25% op, yy.
is conducting a nation-wide straw vote! party—Gym,
among the colleges, finds Coolidge far
in the lead, Show your loyalty to your Saturday, October 25
party by filing out the following conpon, |», 330.8:80 P.M. Intersorority ‘Tex
French Club Initi
J dropping your allot inthe hex | Rated, SAL A. Folie Gyms) Sitl it this respeet—she has run out of
autside the News office, Polls will be) 020) Pe Me GAs As Frolle—Ciymt | ctore she reached! a filling station,” "|
closed Monday, October 27; results will Sunday, October 26 His the duty of the college girl, the)
appear in the next fase of the News| 400 1 Me ¥. We CoA, Vespers spenker yent om to remark, bring to ®
published five days before election day.) “°"""" Monday, October 27 the industrial girl those higher ideals and
Be sure and vote, everyone, reanrdless| 4.99 pM Afemorn, hnroater views which she as been so]
i age, Show whether State elects riGeiay. Ocean anfortunate as to miss, Miss Weaver| BEST SODAS and SUNDAES
‘oulidge or Davis lay, October closed! her infarimal discussion with a
: ies : 3001, MY Ww. ¢ use| SET yen tee weer amen th IN-THE'CITY (0 senes
resiclent toritim, hs xe f
vi, M.Hlame Heanomes Club-— Swlustrit e ; aaah =
ee denalure Room 160. A speaker of note has heen secured
Vier sere racine ieee! Try Me Out,
1 ee domed Dramatics “itis They, Osidsr 2, at thee] EGQNOMY STORE 216 CENTRAL AV.
Veluck, Me is well worthy af a large]
i ass Mh jitorium.
Will Repeat Drama ctw Phy —Autioriam wna Dress Goods Trimmings
At Alumni Meeting cise sens, tron |, whieh acts Hemstitching and Pleating
Kom That 7:30 every ther Wed OPEN:EVENINGS
Sea ara ee WRIGLEYS OSHER'S SHOE REPAIR
‘Seout Headers, begining ext After Every Meal
SHOP
wy Branch Alumni Associa
meeting
lege. Miss Famice
its
vember 1 at the
English faculty, its president,
AL 6:0, there will he
will be conducted hy the Tew
we in the cafete Professor I sy an. ith It’s the longest-lasting |
Walker will spe Wise eabelle Johuston; Hewenut,, Confection you can buy 24 Gentrat Avenue — Albany, N.Y.
ACA, the ply given a the Jamon Here "Specs secretary, | Doroy, amd iS a help to di- Phana Weicaia
cman party wil be repeated, Cole Hosts reastrer liabeth Henler. Cols) gestion and a eleanser Call and Delivery Service
Foyge students are invited to this part af Ki ape Iolo to Joh, Ts ieee for the mouth
the program, The cast, Mary Swant, Dultois, Mildred ‘Strang, Dorothy and teeth. |
26, director, said, will includes Sart) Hoyt, Hertha “Specht, Georgia, De ‘
Dorantesky Niles aight, Isabelle Pte.) Muster, Mire Wits, Zelvia Crwm-| Compliments
Walter Morgian, and Edwin Van Kleeck: sliey Goosllig Laure | f
o
letizawth
‘inl, Melanie Grant
DR, BRUBACHER TO SPEAK -
Dr, Brubacher will acldress the ad- ORDER AND QUIET
ministration and commercial teachers!
mectings to be cinwuctod vest Pekiay| , REQUESTED —
and Saturday at‘ comiection The (re! College ‘ afaisehs Ie satis:
5 ing that empty feeling that so mai
with the annual convention of the caste) Zink, a cmty feeling tat wy
ern division of the New York State perience sometime around 1:4
‘Teachers’ association, every day, ‘The savory udors tha
up to the first, sec
— of the Science’ building are sufficient to
BOOKS AND BANNERS nyone hunigey, Miss. ‘Thompson
We are feeding more than
Christmas is coming! One of the Tn order to make the Cafeteria
finer tits for old wt yoni i 0 god | 4,00, vor? Dedt necessary for | SPORTING GOODS
hook, Each week the “Co-op” w cic! iH the Cafeteria would be gr
one of the best of th ae ee at yo f rea 1" stnagests, Me tvagne COLLEGE BARBER SHOP nuns soon Open Evenings
0 order the best at a lower price than HEYE: a
pwc nt cht From CONRAD HEYES, Prop. ALBANY AUTO SUPPLY, ING,
Drop in between Classes,
ROBIN STREET
College Candy Shop
Sealed
in its
Purity
. Package
i Albany, N. Y.
Caps---Gowns---Hoods
| 1 COTRELL & LEONARD
FOR ALL DEGREES
Schermerhorn, of the
Health Asso
October
oon special attention will be given to Grace
tividual po Get wey int Child West 1616 145 Central Avenue
ood! books!
Orders for College
ts will be taken shortly.
further notice
| QUALITY SILKS
Miss Winchell ~ State College | WEARWELL CREPE SA
sett | all the new Fall colors. 40 inch bo ya
The Co-op hours are from 10 to 12 y 4 or ti the: A WEARWELL ‘
ow Sate, and from 840 0 30 ai tit Cafeteria mee Vait'colors 40 inch 225 ya
tthe days, sity, vise the college on business for hee bl ae
the Home Economies Association. ar
~ ine Luncheon or dinner |1:15—I: 30 ior
A DRAMATIC MYSTERY HOE os inne Hewat’ Silk Shop
October 29, 1924, in the college Ralston Stu % s
try 3 ae ce wl be re ; Quality Store LAST BUT NOT LEAST
i ieee pec or ie ; 219 CENTRAL AVENUE ‘The Gateway Press
ome’ and eavel it, ‘The place and} SOM we sear ay a wut Cgants) Ladies’ and Children’s QUALITY PRINTESS
time are given but no names “men-| many: new ideas, Ready-to-Wear
tioned. Just follow your bump of cuti-|"""Vhe ‘eh pans to present something| h AT YOUR ELBOW—WEST 2037
Hy meting Clothing 336 Central Avenue
osity to college on Wednesday. Hf interest at ei
