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State College News
VoL. X No.9
JUNIOR GIRLS MET
PROSH NOVEMBER 11
Seniora Trim Sophomores In
Fast Game, First Of
Series
ELEVENGAMESSCHEDOULED | ows ofthe
November 4. the Girls
kethall schedule was. ini
Wednesitay
Inter
tiated by
sephomire
Peppy one;
mores 18,
The ysames are seheduled at 4:48
o'eleck Monday amt Wednesday from
now until Christmas, ‘The tate hour is
necessitated hy
The seheile
1 pame betwee the senior ant
‘The ame wis a
results, seniors 19%. supleo
ember 4
tor—sophy November 1, junior
soph; November M4, seim—froshy Ne
ember 18, juniee frosty November 2
sevicrjumior Ne vember sol
frocks November 40, frush—seviors De
conther ph junior; December
frosh—juniiry December 9 frosh—seple
December 14, junior—senior
‘The eapaing and managers of the
class teams ares seuion—eaptain, —P
Leeming: nnimger, Ay Rainors juni
coptain, Go Swetmanns manager, M
Neville nore-eaptain, M. Seeeer
maven, Be Wei ht, Freshman eaptai
and merger have not yet been chosen
POLI SCI CLUB PLANS
THAMKSGIVING DINNER
‘Tuesday evening, November 24, Poli
tical Seience eli will introduce its latest
vel'y—a ‘Thanksgiving dinner! Plans
for the
proaching event are going fore
ward rapidly under the direction of
Louie Gunn, 277 chairman, ‘The affair
will be featured by qaustial entertain
meat, navel and attractive decorations,
i yewad eats, Miss Gunn said, Miss
uh Miner, an Athary kawyer has heen
seenred as the speaker af the evenin
Artistic rads will he an added
feature of the decorations for whieh
Lonise Nottingham, ‘27, and Kent Pease,
OF course, Poly
won't attempt ty equal mother’s
ving dinner, hut here's a chance
training for the home event two
days Inter!
Daly “Sei will tine on Trendy
November 17. About forty-five
camddaies, elfzible ti membeeahin as
Evel h majors avd minors, will he
svete me inky its ranks.
‘ay, ‘26, iy chiirn
ME the last meeting
af the Kindlish spoke de
Hohetulty oi “My: Impressions of Paris,
shay the especial charms. which
deriv stevets, aint ald cathedrals
| methods used,
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
ALBANY, N. Y., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1925
CHORUS TO BROADCAST| STUDENTS EXPRESS
SELECTIONS FROM WGY| VARIED OPINIONS ON
he direct QUESTION OF SMOKING
story
The chorus qeeder
Vreilerick H.C
Tsolsner Sullaving. the whiel appe
in the coins of this paper last wee
spinions of several membicrs of the sti
have hee jatered forthe
determining, what the attitude
broad ast_ a program over WC
day, November 16, at 7:4
ne will he broadeasted from the ebvir
AM Saints’ Cathedral and will
following
time isan the Wing. Fr
| Non Nobis Damine, Byrd:
dent body
room of
| purpose
of the
rating, the question,
selection
lens in one student jrenp is
ehanson ‘Should Collec
Spanish Tame | inte Smoke?"
Innurive Girh | Sehumans — Lalabys| "i, the aihdwrtwadd of one funded
trains; ‘The etleMan, Forsyth: Skye | getygeit- tu he quite nt ot these
boatsonss, Canully rs The Snow, FTE] tvted that she agreed with Professur
Hy, Sinwing Wn, tears Ceamtata | Heaver in every way, Several wihers, |
Fhe Great Gait Man” Candlyns The] inetading members of Myskinia said th
Strauss, Coach Daker's attitude was the best hie
Members af the elvaras whi will tron:
Syroadast are: Kirst sopranos, To
followingy statements what their atti
[itevier, MeN, Lam, te Chip in |
dle, Z Gorn + Hateoyds Me Wile) Gleita Remtenber, “202 MF a wit
oy A veswtat ny a the
SW
iligham,
prams, Ry ¢
[Dew My. De Rabi WC. BL ness
Curtis Ac Kalle, J.B. Flanagan, D.{ Kathleen Dowty, "28
cawwland, Kuyh Nef Manville: | if they: want to: siike as ton
fee ML Willing, ReTlers | Mon't diy it iin public
M. Wenzel; second | | Helen Hynes,
Gillette Co Jones. AE, Litter af persai
he to sii
1 sinuke int public, especially an |
the campus |
Kent Pease, 27: "Shoukt girls
COURSE IN LIFE SAVING
GIVEN TUESDAY NIGHTS} ‘wenn, 3's rfsceuatie as the. then
| 1:
are as intricately invelved in
Nethaway
wit, De TL
cond 50
eile nvintni 9
host aif health she shunt nat si ke
Leah Coles, Ie isa matter per
fFectly: ap te eel aul © aey aie by alee de
for herself sand it is ne ane else's I
te is all rivet
ay they
Swat A,
Final neits have heen made |) '
Ph ee ae ta ek He aula he frst ad ithe
| elioal ye Femplcins, '22, cap | The evils of |
| vin of vimming at State said freen-) "0" I
heresies inte eA ek Trust Al, Ni
indet allolmect Thom $300" to $800 has [11 the species is more deadly than the
J rade, it possible “for the, members to | Male it it thesia: lias ent inie
ticipate in the swinmminy ies] chum’ their cla
Wea very small cost, ‘The Public Bath | | Circe Seaman, 29: f dont think
has alfeady: bee obtaived for twenty they should. A girl who smokes. has
Tuesday nights. from B'to 10 crclock, | very little intelligence to start it with
Two lasses have been formed, ‘Phe | aml she has less w hi."
slementary class closes at nine, at which | Francis Radding his is
ime. te’ advanced elas bevins and] free country where we are supposed to
closes at 10 o'clock — Prerequisites for | have equal rivhts and if it is proper for
entrance into the advanced class are the | man to smoke it is, just as correct
vhility. to enter water head first, the| for a woman to do. so,
stementary back stroke, the side, breast| Katherine B. 1 ai
vr crawl strike, and a float. The pro: [unulerstand. why cullere women should
ram of this class consists of an entire| think af smoking. Tt is bad enauxh for
course from floating to life-saving. the men, Men haye inva
‘The elementary class commenced with | to the women for their standards of liv
the float and will continue with the side | ing. If these are lnwered the race will
hreast. nr crawl stroke at the option of feyentually suffer. The
the swimmer. Strict discipline is en-| women have an inherent i
forced in the classes, and all the time] eas them to adopt the
hut fifteen minutes is devoted to actual | jn life.
hest interests
never rise above
teaching, tion i. stinervised io
antain Tamnkine crsnrer of the
ing_cantains, Betty Bender, Betty to ad
Strong and Bertha 2: sg Tae for he
hele Tohnston and Coach R. R, Baker
athletic directors plan and supervise the
irl's own
F they smoke
if they do T hope they smoke
Neff, 29; "1 suppose it is at
“The first swimming meet of the season
wil br Held December. IE wll be hth
commetitive, demonstrative. ant amusina
2 [right for those who Tike it but pers-tly
Form diving and swimming, move] 1 can't see why they want to smake
prowram Tt ix wenested that the student PCC i public.”
hadly: will be allowed to attend,
(Page Two, Column Two) |
ably. looked | ¢
A 3 iD
___ $3.00 perye #
- (JUNIOR PROM T0 BE %,
HELD AT TEN BYCK
Bertha Zajan, Vice-President
Is General Chairman
For Affair
1S MAJOR SOCIAL EVENT
‘The Junior prom, one af the four tarye
lances at College, will he February 6
iv the ballroom of the Hotel ‘Ten Byek,
Miss Hertha Zajan, viee.president af the
iimior class, whi is chairman of the ar
wlay, Commit=
the dine,
which is expected tn he ane af the hargest
nthe calle se’s social calendar
Herth Zajiau tay agp dited these eam:
iter eluienen: Wave,
lenis: ther, Willian h. Chir
Lareells
Feed Graves: faver
Dann, DeWine C. Ze
1, MeNutt, Nev
Studdard, Esther
15 faculty
Kidwsin V
Htovek : refreshments, Swett
neuin, Mildred Pawel; datribution, Cin
beiee aman, Maar
Myra Ha Melanie Grant
ie On, Cornelian Wil
invitations, Louise Gu
Ioublis ity
Costrante
FROSH TEAM TO MEET
RENSSELAER TONIGHT
‘Phe State Calle © fresh teint will
invert the tean ef Rensselaer High Sehool
in the e flee ym Friday, November 13,
Couch Clarence Nephew pred'ets a vie=
tory for the yearlings ia spite of Friday
the thirteenth
On, Thanksyivine ev
vember
the freshmen will meet ‘Troy High
Sehwol on their court,
‘The yearlings lost a thriller tw the
seam of St Joln’s Academy at Rens
Friday night by a score of 12 to
law
IL. The game was slow, long shots des
termining the contest.
Freshmen RGF
‘ 1
oo 0
o 0 0
1 0 2
Auerbach, toe O00
Carpenter, o 0 0
Herney, 0 0
‘Totals 2 6
FPP
04
303
0 0
Royle 0 2
Conton 1 3
Totals 412
Page ‘two, 8
th CULLEGE NEWS, NOV,
MBE
13, 12H
State College News| STUDENTS EXPRESS
VARIED OPINIONS ON
QUESTION OF SMOKING
(Continued From Page 1)
ESTABLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1918 _|
No. 9)
Nov. 13, 1 1928
Published weekly during the college
year by the Student Body of the New
York State College for Teachers at
Albany, New York,
‘The ‘subscription ‘rate
Advertising rates may be had
jon to the business manager,
aac nZOnt Le H. Mawdsley, 8: "Collage men
Editor-in-Chiet sake for the pleastire it affords: them.
¢ women have the same privilege
if they care to use it
{ca se wey ty
sther Jansen, 26: “Whether college
girls, or in faet any girls, should smoke,
should depend entirely. apo the physical
mental hich it has on the
three dollars |
a -upon her own feling in the
“Hanry S. Govrney, '26
ditor
wile not use it is
Business
Hewes E.
Subscription Manager
me price in som
Hampel, 26
Hay Banctay, “26 ‘Sinice it is
Copy hat girls belonging to the student
Mancanee Bewsanes, (26 ben shuld not stokes ‘an since the
Assistant Business Maagers concensus of options of the
Myra Elarrstas, '27 the ade bony i Ht ae: ot
Hetew Zowatenatan, °27 smoke, they. showkl not while they are
Assistant Subseri Manawer here; but after they leave it is a matter
Tuetata Tes ut themselves, 1 think they. shud
Assistant Copy Re ae adhere tu collese rules, U think if there
Junta Fay, * are any. ha effects they are. plhysial
Associate Editors rather thin mor
onise Gunn, 27 Katherine
27 Anna Kot, "26 lly
¢ Persons, 26 Ms awh
ition, We it isa
moral questi at all
Agnes MeGarty, 29: Think college
srirls should settie the matter for them:
selves, TL wonld he better not ty stoke
public but there is no more wrongs i
callow girls smoking than there is in the
Higa ©
ide Hollister Dorathy
Krieg Berth:
OPINIONS DIF
ina
ER
Sinking is not
‘The “News” is running a series OF ratty wren ia ay. upinion, aes se
opirions, students. as well as faculty, om considers away avuittable dete’ment to
the question of smoking. ‘The ime has \one's health a metal sores, 11
eoume. in the hast few years, at vital HL may be “applied ti hath
sillenes ein weMe, TL HS we more wre
done not. alone in our colleges hit i many to sme Uh it is for Ma to
life everywhere, and discussion of ys
mong collese students especially hits, Richard Ferset, “ht is really
de the question sem of mone ahter Hf the in ot believe
vice that it really. ds We are, it lowers a gists morality. and lowers
iy Her ii the upiaim af desirable gentles
at least over-emphasizing it, Are eat fc iral gate
Te has hecome
caleally ae
in her We
sent is all right hut I de
that they: shoud sme
Kyelyn Graves, ¥
eshimian ek
thik that
Gils are sumer tw he buske ug ts
men,
nel nes leetiny
our
own
We all have habits, sen
nn athers, wh
© af we doubt.
ch re hinder-
Why not de
sey quirl shoud sake!
ing us from being aur be it
vote our energy te ridding ourselves of ;
these? Why uot try ta make of our: UPiey peoke sys be
selves what we would Tke ti make af y Wan Aiten, ‘29: 1 think that
others? All of us are far fram perfect, matter of choice,
but we cai all strive for an ideal Uf ly dan’t care for the habit for
smoking destrays one of au ideals then 1 HES te ter, _—
le tts avoid it ourselves but, at the same tenarah: “LU is! a matter entirely ap
» recognize that it may nt he one of te the sith sake: up her own
of others. The other man or ot A Si
womans may have an Heal far etter ys Sha Sn eit
than any of ours. We f marality. Gor either men ar wont
counsel from Marcus Au Let ether sake if they. want to, but
my mind the woman why
certain fineess.
i
mikes loses
"Make it not any lunge
dispme or discourse what
matter of
re the sips
and properties af a good nia, but really x
and actually to be stteh.” Het ns fine ceil and this she
tip te the stasdards we set for ourselves ee
S possible, believe that our
living up to theirs, never
they should simoke, at feast itr publ
fellow me
Mt feally a matter for them to deci
Ferwettig that itis ta one quai alle
toate bas several taken Ttctte P. Vamderburich, 29: *L ahink
. f individnal taste, The
TICKETS FOR READING |“! seument used avaiist 1 is the
z , biection from the aesthetic standpoint
There will be absolutely wa student | Persia We tio ubjection tw the
tickets soldat the door tinieht for Mis: woman whe smike:
Futterer’s reudin tickets are net Helen Barber, "272, “Fur ful
purchased before, the student will be wtsonis, L think’ smoking should not, be
Sharged the reeulae orice for aa wx! iduled iy by enllexe jes, college meh
sider's ticket, which is filty cents other class af people, 1 is up
he only. reason |
ATTITUDES IMPORTANT
ny a Facut Ty Mestnex 1s Contamur
wo Tis Weer
‘Te News! Siaxeo Antic
Ww
DEAN WILLIAM H. METZLER
Our attitude toward a subject will) You will find the ra
Ito a very large extent determine our| — And the travelers are vew.
success or failure in that subject.
‘This being true it is vitally important
[that we all take the proper attitude] You
towards the thing we have todo, A| For the many, more
student who dislikes a subject is not] Seem to like to dr
going to get much good from study-
ing it, certainly not the same a
of good as if he cultivated a liking for
it, ‘There are yet those who think
that to acquire a liking for some sub-
jects is impossible and because of this
they do not try. ‘Co all such £ would
like to say that they ean prove for
themselves that (his is a mista
Interest
Where the going’s smooth and pleas~
jt
You will always find the throng,
s the pity,
talon.
But the steps that call for couraxe
nount| And the ta shard to do,”
Tee en aan glory
For the never-wavering few.
BOOK-ENDS
A Weekly Review of
Editor of the Ouartarly
ARROWSMITH
By
Sinclair Lew
current Fietion by the
1 some subject
natural and easy, but in others only:
with effort, but the elfort must be
made if we are to suceced and get out
tion.
The scientist is perhaps the least ape
of it what i has for us. ‘There is na wrecatel af the wor s, workers,
development without effort and st | iuhors, saving the lives af millions, may
dents shoukl keep tais constantly in| ye yuderstood hy only half-aedazen other
tind not on'y ia seleesing their sube | “seit uss a. wine fifetie a research
jects but in works at those that | sy end un facture and tubvaly kines a
Fike Gs At b, Mei FAG alley all. So Sincktir Lewis felt it was hixh
he path of least resistance that many'| tine that mane we seige thie some nt the
yield to the temptation rather than ex- | freutten, aud eomchea dts neeamglsh
ary. 18, Over~ himself,
ne the dificult * Diticulty over- | ys . eH
| Martin Arrowsmith was the gredtt
onie is usually victory. won.
Se ea ere or | hild ai sturdy pioneer stuck au
nid, the Tevel road are jammed,
‘The peasant Ete vers
ho the | ditty,
ined
York Clothing
| vambitons“eomanuniy of
And Martin Arrowsmith
eolna lbet imperteetly, of the joy vt
| for its own sake? cupht ‘iti
folks are
But olf yonder whore it's rocky,
Where you get a better vie
col and dacky being. te Tite phi
ef ald, drunken Doe Viekerson,
to the diseretion and goed taste af excl | °% sunitary efice
ind.vidual, 1 have nw, objection to a s muttered De
one’s tullewings the jurMatce of her awn | “Get training, Go college before 0
nisciel ¢ fica seal, Study Chemistry, Latin,
Francis Griffin, president of the sophn=| Bigs, Fundamentals.”
more class: shave just as much |. “Chea at the university, ther
right to smoke as men, I be durned
WF T like to see a sist smoke, for it looks.
like the dence U-duthted!y it is ay
bad habit, and since it is known as such
Fean't see why girls wart to take it up.
DeWine C. Zely far as being
matter of rit T think girls have a
Fight and should smoke it they: get any:
ut af it
nd -continue ta smoke just tok
up with the times sand
Martin hecame a scientist,
fenee is a harsh, jelous mi
tnaningg purity vation :
arose of those wha seck her
Martin learned to pay the bitter
Hie sts the ae, ges a wrong” [est rice with tine woneitance, AG
Carolyn Colemars, 26: “L disapprove | wart
+f it in public, but T think it’s up-to the} “E feel as if 1 were
inlvidual.” to work tow.” said: Martin,
women shh ad smoke without molestatiin el ph Hong on it for two or three
if they do so in the © rreet places, 1 Sears. and maybe we'll get somet
‘ows say that they shorh not 'smake ta{ Permanent—saud probably we'll fail
their health.” CALENDAR
Is tate, i vote Today
amber nf sa ers in the: ative Reem 250,
body ad the e re alts were BP ss Futterer’s: Read
362 No ue 1 CE Feea vont say "November 17
do you feet that yy ‘ents would APS al Menorah—Room Bh.
prave it more lenient rule? Yes, 470; 7:30, i i on iced tm
Thursday, November 19
{a t. sh Clih—Roont
"700.9: 1M
Chub: tnt
Political Science
Mest of the euth
both co-ed
rnwre sul ny
es, iv the commtry
and women's are hecominee
badd the
ve the matter
s Werk
hinning,
ud pleas-
arong,
vy
urage,
» do,
ww.
on by the
east ay
The
saul
Mis, My
en other
life: phi
ckersimn,
y olive
ed Doe
fore
wirchen-
us. cays
Martin
afinitely
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ess, de
dutter
cok her
hitter
Niter-
ence
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nt
SPATE COLLEGE NEW!
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LOEB REAPPOINTED
LANGUAGE CHAIRMAN
At the
which was held
age -mecting
y, October
Charlatte
Modern Langu
reappointed view n
m of the New Yurk State Mou
tinge Association,
During the World War,
which provided information
French orph
ish hy
Treett unable te gel an) orphan
to care for this year,
The nest reutthir business
will be held Wednesda
hoon at four o'clock.
CHEM CLUB INITIATES
TWENTY NEW MEMBERS) ;
Grand.”
Jialing
Hawed the
SPANISH CLUB HAS
DRIVE FOR MEMBERS
ei dei AN he conducted
\
. Nave
Merry, exvirmmay af thy
tnittec, will he ay care
BIOLOGY CLUB VISITS
SIX MILE RESERVOIR
‘The Biology club enjoyed a hike on
: Newember 7, 10 Six-Mile
The club met at calleve
Western avenue
ts et. Brom. there
the members hiked eress coumtry to the
He ervair, where they built fires sand
choked their
ttaawed by ihe tlh’ foe
during the winter months
he taken tw
whieh are of in
CORRELATION OF MATH
AND SCIENCE IS TOPIC
‘The Mathematics elub on ‘Thursilay
November
Havel Ri
in the city
ny stindeuts,
rrelativ Physics and
uth Haldy, president of
orted that over tw
¢ joined the club this
rly will be given in
20 for the new 1
the club,
dents
that
eredit for the first semester of analy
Cea joumetry.
ting at Spanish |
He
tw app
Port
Mis
cw
Mil
risuge
be
Milde
The
Theta
Jay, November 7
ail
fur
vee
The
best 4
stoad
Molly
‘drwy
Strome:
Ora Harding,
Haight,
eta Zeta hone
rurchay, Neveaber Hh a the vn
sophomores on Me
xchieved, |
COLLEGE NEWS ATA GLANCE
pear ft Hion, Hruckport, ‘Troy, anid
Washington:
amd Dorothy
were week-end quests at
Sara Won, °27, spent the week
4 [durtinonth,
bred Currie, 25, and Marion Cline,
nests at Gann
a Whi
Gamma Kappa PE aumeunees the mar=
of Marcell Frank Ryan
wer 22, 1928
aay Hise men
sninshim, Helen
Marie Nixon [hanche
y Mellon,
ad, Hla
Hane ‘Gert Walsh,
and Mrs
ed Kuan) atmmamce the hirth af at
ad Mes. Karl Gbesas Ge
int Moth) atnutiniee the births +
ter
First fall Leta Zeta and hi Siena
Hoare dances were held on Satur
The Bera Zeus dance was helt at the
7 [ivdianed avenne, The music
Singer ‘The
uriday. event
Miss Keim aunt Mis
Wheelin
per Heutse datices will be held ear
Mes Wi
aw’ nal dinice is
a
el t :
scheduled fur New
a Zeta tas as hen members this
rca Chatheld, Elizabetl Mil-
Younis vf "263 Sara Wood,
x, Kull
GAME BETWEEN SOPHS —
AND JUNIORS SPEEDY
game between the juniors and
lay’ exhibited the
peed the yirls class teams have yet
their first time on the cou
yet swift passes sand technique
out as not at all
Neville's
accurate shoot=
fourth qua
21 in favor of th
ended with
sop
f
enctawor
janards, Lee, Josston, Rowland
Artie Wiley Cie g
WHITTLE@RIGGS
re Shit the’ wedkeed ate FLORI
{or
BROADWAY-MAfD)
Kappa Delt sorority
turday tight, Nover
H Rsa ty Held, De
ESTABLISHED, 8. 4s
acted as chaperone
“he on
Anoncernent ds
Aust 8
Colleye Sti
Breaehing at 10:30 a, m.and 7:30 p. m,
Rev. F. L. Squires, Pavtor
COTRELL & LEONA;D
Albany, N.Y.
Abert, Marshall
Mes. Gellvieh and Miss
rich were gets at Lantise
at the Mphat Delta Onurier
week-evid
Hill of
Hea Anna Pierce aml Miss
the Spanish department were entertained
reeentiy at the Mpha Lela Omricet
Inise
Hoods
Caps---Gowns:
FOR ALL DRG
KOHN BROS.
wm" “A Good Place to Buy”
a SHOES
125 Central A
Open
her tnist
Wheeler
Psi Cann wishes 6
sinwere sympathy te
JS. ter thee rece de
The \ihany: brant af the P
\ssiaeaition held at meet
rority: oti Neyemh
at Lexington
Vieree ix dean uf the Athany
Kea ions education this: year
ening
For Particular People
OUAR'T 50 6. PINT 306
Dette Onepa head sts ane anal fall Wouse
Pravessor
Robinsin,
Keaedly) ad Mr
fe ntatlier, eluperaned Hee sat
i hy Street
the re
hirty
fle alam a
In raty hha
Micema te
faint Ie street. Miss Lantie Per
is ire the orysnization,
Liss Jen Masser .
vhairma «
me ics Tes He
torane eof the © mnie «
IT’S HOME MADE
and
“Deliciously Different’’
803 MADISON AVE
© allie em
s Van Den
"WV rk
eels oatderably:
"he rey ent oystem is working very
iefaeoriy as far ay Lam concerned,”
+ isu Metzler
nf Rhine
el at the Chi
Miss Marjorie ta
Berk, spain thes
Signer ‘Thea Inne
GUSTAVE LOREY
Marjor’e Mathewson, (23, and Mrs. Photographer
Gere Coots, Grmerly Harriet Ritzer
si Schevectdy, spent the week-end at
Vetta One hiase
|NEWMAN HALL TO HAVE 130 state se.
“AT HOME” SATURDAY Si Bradway
AM the members af Ne
Albany, N. ¥.
Saratoga Springs
Phutographer of Medagozue, 1925
SMART CLOTHES
for
YOUNG MEN and MI¢SES
we CLOTHING, HATS,
wow s. SHOES, HABERDASHERY
Steefel Brothers
Inc.
STATE STATE
es nf at Humes to be given
November 14, from three to. fiv
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