State College News
VOL. IX No, 20
TROY GAME
A VICTORY
Russell Sage Team
Defeated Saturday
contest played
isa caption des
in whieh the
ale carne thromsh
Victorious in close
by at all star tea
eribing the manner
s varsity af
for the Purple
with, Russell
the YW. (
Maret 7.
Ac ign a
The game nade his
H the evenly matched
vad euthinsi=
was 29 to 28,
Spice to the game. were Hoyt’s
rapid pivats, so cunningly eseented
That she seemed to be in two places
at the same tine, and the hall in the
Iuisket; Moore's intercepting ai Sase’s
passes after whieh the sphere went to
‘Curly Craddock and was eueedds and
Mait's aud ‘Pompkins’ sensational
jumips., Frome the first sonnd af the
referee's whistle tw the hast ell af
Time” spectators agree that the State
cohorts never played a better jcane
ff stiooth passes or clear shots, or it
more nerve-wracking, one ter witeh,
ddoek, whirkind forward
State, openeal the amie by eayging the
lirst “youl Whitney cof the ‘roy
wana countered hy making yaad two
shots from the penalty line, Sax
ried ale anes, center for
team, succeeded mn geting:
and passing the hall to
aged seven field uals
edd to the fore hy. splendid
work on the part of Cap
and he second
defense
Hutchins
with
ng effective pass work
closed 16-10 16
The tension did not apse between
halves ag the eheer leaders ap
nd State's. stacatte syllables
AWhippoor-witl”
clog hy. two
the
peared
answered Sage’s
Swanee River"
Troy supporters
feature
The whistle blew!
Maar as side center,
to their forwards,
shared honors
sing. the purple
rooters, the Stite guards obeyed.
Faster and faster few the hall, die
balcony lost all, account of points and
yelled. “Fitch” and Maar went back
in; the same hard-fought contest co
tinued. ‘he whistle blew. with Sta
ahead by one point
crowd ran for the two ef
and brought home the |
Deitz substituted
the guards
Tommy
for the
Catel it
andl gold
for
stuck
and Janes
juump—the
pass it,”
18
n
ompkins, © 0
Maar, se 0
Hutehins, 0
Moore, li.
i
Totals 20
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
ESTABLISHED BY THE CLASS OF 1918
ALBANY, N. Y. MARCH 13,
Sophomores To Celeb:
Formal In The
Ralph Harris
Pres.of Sophomore Class
Gouctony. Altwny Kyoto Neve
Hh
will dane
Fonight belunss to
young sophomores ily
into the soeial timetight at that
brilliant of events=the
Hrancing music, ‘colorful snl
the fairy dance land that only Danker
can create will all comming to weave
ant of
Rumor
memory: for
college, college dh
Nay it that sophomore
r
od Ruth HL
chairnnin, every de
GAME (Continued)
RUSSELL. SAGE
Whitney
Hicks, Ii
tall, «
Waddell, ri
Reinhard, Ig
otal
Senre at bal
sell Saye, 16. F
State, 7: hs
tuitions—State
State, 6
ils committed
Russell Sage, 7 Substi-
Deitz for Maar, Empie
for Tlutehins! Russell Nekart
for Hicks. Referee Ubrick
Lanesman—Miss Staples. ‘Tinekeeper
“Uids. Time af quarters—eight
minutes
eter af the Rus.
mie may he found |
in Cronsy's battered hat, Ruth Movre’s
steyped-onethunib, (and she did it her
self}, Dot Hoyt’s’ cartwheel slide, and
the hilarious evening's entertainment
provided for the team by Dr. Croas-
dale and Miss Tsabelle Johnston
These tell the story of the excitement
the speed, and the victory
1925
rate Their Yearly
College Gym Tonight
tall bas heen arranged to perfection
Mildred. Taw rman at the Pros
grim Committee, and her colleague
Frances Huckley Mary Mellon,
may trip the Fight fantastic: with still
lighter hearts now that their labors
have been so well performed, Ruth
Cov. chairman of the Decoration
Committee Cornelia Williams, and
Willian Clarke wear that pleased ex
pression whieh “tells the world” that
veured Danker” On the Re
Committee, Dewitt Zehy
Agnes Haller, and Mary
have heen usy. planing
refreshinents while Ksther
chairman of the Invitation
wind her aides,
Lillian Duell,
freshment
cehairvan,
Camplell
delivions
Milnes,
Committer
Graves aud
uilded te the
of the
Grant
Zita's
iitsufpassed, The
dances will he as follows:
1 Box trot—"t Want To
2 Kox Trot"Oh, Mabel”
4. Fox ‘Prot"No! Wander
HE Waltz"Kud OF Winding Cane
Vox Trot—"Rose Maric
Vrot
You
Orchestra
order af
Happy
Fax They A
Have
Festi
Hocatise
Tatermission
Hox ‘TrotLet Me Te The First
ren hiagen
Mes hy Zita's Or
ox ‘Trot—"Mlabaia Hen
7. Second Ete
JANE COWL IN ALBANY
the
engagement
Hane Cowl
Theater fur
comes ta Capit
a three days!
heysinning Monday, Maret 16, in
| and fuliet."” AS Juliet, Mis
sil We yrive one of the best interpret
tins af her career, and this production
will no daibt, rank as one of the fore=
most offerings seen in AIbany theater
this year. Kalla Peters is Miss Cowl's
leading man. Seats will he on sale after
‘Timursday, March 12, in the Capital hos
atiice, Bur the event
prices will range from
for the matinee. whieh, is on \Vedne
the prices will range fram $75 ts $2.00,
Miss Futterer especially recommends this
ply to all college students,
BASEBALL GAMES CANCELLED
Cancellation of four more games
that had been scheduled by the hase-
hall management of State was ane
nomeed this week by Harry Rude,
manayer. St. Michael's college has
called off hath its games and St
Stephen's Colleze also has cancelled
two contests, Games with Cortland
Normal School and Oswego Normal
have heen hooked, hoth to he played
in Mbany, Rude is trying to get
teams lined up for a New York trip,
‘The nine will play six” games.
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15 Ge >
: a
$3.00 Vea ly,
PLAY TO BE
READ SAT
Miss Futterer To
| Read A Moody Play
cuneate Tait of Mia Agios.
Futtere
iss Ag
director of dra
of William Vaughn Moody's
Phe Great Divide" is an event
and
list of
sy ina
reading
pay
of much interest to the calle
a large
leaders
heen secured as. patronesses.
Futterer read "Phe Great Divide
Friday afternoon before a large aul
enee at the Hinm Club, ‘Troy, and re
cvived enthusiastic. press comment
Fomarraw tight at tarige satheringe bs
expected, The sale of seats has heen
vine well all week
Miss Futterce’s. fist appearance it
Albany before an audienee not strietly
ollesgate: wats fir her reading of Oscar
Wilde's “Lady Windermere’s Pan
Since thon ‘she has read for the eo
eae anid hay given her services for the
aid of the dormitory fund this winter,
appearing: tmider alumni direction it
Mhany society: and
prominent eity sacial
esentation of the Wilde play
evoked enthusiastic praise, sand: Wile
ham HL Haskell, dramatic. eritic
the Kiickerbocker Press, — ranking
in the city,
The vending at Oxear Wilde's play,
Lady Windermere's Fan,” hy
Agnes Futterer last night at) Chane
Hall proved that, if a play. has
lity, the suspensive interest and
ft can he independent af
Ua aissortment of
One can supe
walls an
Hnumians to interps
poly thy. innayghtry
work of the stage; ea people it and
tivily the whule—if the reader is one
sifted as Miss Butterer.
The problem of the
place the varied character
tnind by tricks of voice
a hit of illusion,
limited resources of
cereale a convineing picture
Miss Futterer does all of this. with
a misnomer to say: that
Wilde play: last night
: reader
Lady) Winder
Winterilerss She okolehei the: ene
Lord Lorton and the other prattlers
of Londow society, and even achieved
the cracked voice of a dowager duch-
But, more than these, Miss Fut-
stage
If some magic
jcian’s wand could have peopled that
stage with actors, and fave set the
see ulterer could have acted
ius one of the feminine roles with
distinguished credit, She won a well
| deserved tribute of applause at all its
Jintervals and at the end.”
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PATE COLLEGK,
NEW
MARCH
1, 1945
State Callege Newt |Semester Honors Show Juniors In The
IX March 13,1925 No. 20
Published weekly di
year by the Student Body
York State “College for,
Albany, New York,
i the college
of the New
‘Teachers at
tree cotta
may be hi
on application to the business
(Articles, manuseripts, ete must be
in the hands of the ¢
day of the aveek of public:
Editor
Kariieny &
jon
n-Chief
Fonst ans
ing Fditor
Gonruey, "26
lusiness Manager
Rutin Barrow, (25
Subscription Manager,
Gwenanyy Joxrs, 28
Assistant
Lois. Moone,
Assistant Subseripion Manager
Henge Bawehay,
Associate. Fditor
Fronexce, Phvnsen
Tees Vuaurr, "26
force Pensons, 2
Mancaner Bx
Reporters
Sana Bansiy, "27
Jone Fay, 2
Jamis, 26
ON THE HONOR ROLL
Jndwing from the hiner tull Fist pub:
tished in this, issue
Hota Kappa chapter tw sour it
higher scholarship. ‘This
not imply that there i
provement
State weeds ne Phi
ont
there is alway
that, but it does i
ily that State is: mp:
holding a creditable standard alent the
larship line. ‘This, compled with nr
ncement in the fiehl of athleties, 1
quite encom
The junior
lead iv the honor roll for
the past semester with a larger we
c its member
cehiss, The: freshn
die possibly to the
© heen under a
themselves
env the Fist than
0 foul the
inet that they
train in acelimatiny:
ta culleye life and do wt yor
many hone
anye other Hines its
TEACHING A PLEASURE
‘This profession known as teaching we
hear a great deal about, here at Stat
ontside of calleve wails, sss,
told of its methods and imi
all they” tell ts
Ts it really true
a wreesst
classes remarked that he wo
like nothing, better. if he were in eon
i
pay
if one ashe Knnwes ean say this,
he something in hetnye a
mor a school master,
We all have them, |
ais Emerson suggests
them to a tar. Who
Today many stirtlinge thi
Perhaps, our stir may. he
— with nine realized wishes!
Lead; Record of College Creditable)
Ye of class
Wid
HONORS
Method of | Determination:
he divide
pins to give the
Those attaining an aver
‘of 25 of above shall he
ven hig |
|honors, and those attaining an aver
stindinge of 2 or more hut less
than 2.5 shail he xgiven honors,
Semester and Year Honors: ‘I'o be
eligible for these honors the student
quuist carry at least 15 hours’ work
eel senester a
tients in each
at the ent of
for the. seeaind. deuten
the work of the entire year
Ti arden ta ee
th
inal Honors:
ate for inequal
ai students, the
fresin
the exten
ata’ Wy the
nist be obtained fer
ikon and at lestst two
lenen is required
Phe nannies ei all
. in alphabetical
bee printed upon the Com
inthe eu
W814
Hist
Honors Heanor
Senior: 247 M8?
Junior ae 12.28
Hhomere iy uy
Preshanen 5a at
yatquas
Winky
Hani
lunine: in
Sophomore Lor Sa!
i)
of class,
Poy
tin, Lawtise
Hares, Harriet
Deits, Darathen
Wheeler, Ellen
Honor.
of cle
2
Kerbowitz. Nita
Hoardman, Walter
Brownell, Floie
Rursin, Merie
Downer, Ramon
MW
Gertrude
Helen
“Dorothy
Themtaen,, Frances
Wise, Madeline
JUNIORS
High Honors 1) of class
Pont
Barnum, Helen
Hellows, Marjorie
DeMueker, Geotsia
Gooding, Alig
Greenberg, Rosaine
Mayeelberse, Maruid
Mabert. Mildred
Leishinan, Marguerite
Marcus, Rase
Shea, Miran
Honors
Haer, Virginia
Rarrett, Genevieve
Hazel
Delehanty
Diedrieh,
Willian
Wali
mia, Mary
aileielty Hirsute
Gould Lda
Haight,
(ited
Jaen, Wether
Warner
SOPHOMOK
High Honors
1 Mary
hoo phine
teeta
Hoten
Whe tr, Paine
Kruain, Constier
yy Jali
niacen, Ruthy
ier, \etlue
ase, marty
State) Parl
bs
Nine
Theresa
FRESHMEN
High Toners 4
Heiter Adelaide
ienth
Hane
Honers
Benson, Catherine
Hraoks Lueily
Cochrane
‘
Armine
Mae Mullen, Elizabeth
Orkdl, Eahel
Reathibun, Vira
MISS PIERCE TREASURER | Elewior Mun
Mothe anntal meeting of
ional \suelaten af Dean
mea, heid in Cincinnati
Hiss Piecen wit
the assuciation,
Fetoruare 2
elected trewonrer of | Duy at
nes Gere
nd Harriet
members.
attended. the
council
Gamma Kappa Phi_wele
Jade Swettmanny 27,
Overba
Dorethea
inceting of
Jheld at Bimira College, Febr
|The object of this conference was to
| formulate ns for the Student
YW. Conference to be held in June
|
Jat Silver
this meeti
lo choose speakers for
ke changes jt
the pengram
| the Advanced: Dei
ct
present two one ys nest Friday
evening in the college auditorium
k, unter the direction 0
re and KS. Owen,
tain feud warfare af ae style. ea
toward Smellerdramner,” whi
other extreme will he met in
suciety
irc pay, inehdes
Vivian Hart,
sated Routh Taras on ha Mt
Owen's play the leading role will be
taken by Mary: Plannin, ‘26, whe will
hy Howard Golf, ‘28,
26, and Babwin” Vat
A meetings af the Chemistry, Club
was held bist Friday, ab 4 ateluek
Neer the “reeukir business oof the
tieeting was dispensed with, Stephen
Merritt, “25. carve a talk on the mane
tactire insulin, Bubert Crayne
of cla . presented several articles ot in
842 Forest, Miter this, the meetings was
uiljonrned. Phe next ne ting will: he
held in two week
rextlar meetin of the Math
Clubs was held ast "Thus e
eumonneeit that the in
would he held in the
Friday, March 20,
wish to join, and are
asked to hand
Frances Jolnent, “2
ines will he teh Apell 2
Dr, Conwell will peal
theory of rebitivity
Mics Craddock, who is at the het
vf the Traveler's’ Aid of Albany, will
peak to Yo W. at three o'clock next
Taesday. on the work of that orgy
vation, The supplying, of information
to locations, although the anost- oh=
unall part of
ee Next ance
At that tine
on Einstein's
Notts, is lant it
criminal, charitable, and
corrective institutions: tir
trausfer ageney sor small eh
wasile, and foreigners; and
speaker with a very human
will offer a temptine
canities,
nd sweets
St Ps
The committee in
leanor Fitzgerald,
Murray, Marg:
Katherine Kelliher, and
Club members are
nuested to. cooperate with the cont
mnittee in the matter of donations, and
jeveryone is urged to come. prepared
feast “some cake like
Imother used te make.’
Kova,
the Nu
al Woe
S
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— Cy STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 15, 1925 (i Page Three
op PLANS TAKE Conference Here Woolleatt Proved Amusing andQnstructive
vy Bl ic REAL FORM), ®t," seperation with the 1 of the “oficial | Fase hay tyjumi, the
i Staite Department of Education, has ine mina ther thar fhe yw ih plays
r ed the high. sehoal prineipals and | tHe. use of profank caused Rear th seriously APE eADES
e. Dr. Brubacher and mers te Ato are to oun | ama et to denn smn “ae MA Hip eta
Trustees Approve | tile emierene: here a wes from to | Wooten New York danse ete," Pc an “i Becta
ie. is morrow, ‘The program will inelide eon | said Saturday night ata tecture at Chi 1 anthor cee sifatosg{ ul
<a ‘The Hvilding Project for Stite Cat reas ri ssl ewe st HS APU aren Sa
tri fl. Hage hs at ast taken tiie for A proboadilseliotna: FOr “Author” were rave, ease
tee ‘ y chee al the tts aud lth avila persons wt ake GaN | hess weet, Gib. af Pie”
a the {ees or, the eallege Wal. Spring. ‘Che | Aunuateenatee ee | 000 for its authors by" the « cous Mary, af Woolleatt
aunell specitications, whieh ny year, Tt is the best war pk 8) said, wax the ori character in
a a wee a Keen preniivat since MT rom
AD f r Sep now completed, “The Mr. Woolleatt is, regarded as ane of ot
‘ident few 1 vn item whieh has the foremost dram autho al New Mr.
a t Yorke Me’ yaw foraery, erie af the wad
Ta ‘i w York Times, liter the New York tie critic in New Yor
eaitor | (ques tine arin gat of the dy Herat, awl is Matelbmoy ie He este New Seek
sin 4 Seated | There will he ne formal addresses, Con: ines of 1 “Desire Under the Elms, gene
yi proposals tor te le hor Wilh mi | fer Hee Headers. will introduce the sub-f ee YNeill’s latest Broadway play,
cit Pet tho alia wy [eget ie Heer, shy see eae
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sry Fe elie inns Raduattan Raine, {AO areloeke tid else ats (2 wmanne Ay tar i the play with Maxwell leat sa Th
a of F Albany, No Voc nih 2 vveloek noon, | xeneral nneheon conference will: fale inaterial, he Hien the student of ea fessor
‘went Thursday, Mievh oth, tues, when low in the callesce cafeteria, front 12:40 ines” esxperien yowith Har ised to sit-in
cat they ath he qmbbely pened and | to, 2 o'elack, rinw’s verses, (The hs ke seat anid curse Hatker for not
U real, Uy all be euetased in “Ceatehers and principals aye ten sears, ie WN {ee aay ould be written, I
AM eats SEE Een at aamaT INceGii Bal MnpeTlCNK WICH THEY: Tr A a I camped
avid addressed ant) desire Ws have disenssed
the evaiference hive
Teo Woodlestt anuaned I In
panied hy: at leposil
will entor inte | heen sent te superintendents amd pried
| posit sluill ¢
Cee Chan College Cullings Still Being Gulled
‘ Haw pen Ily ineerparite Washington, Clinton,
Thank inthis ie apaute MaMa Cal )CMLLLIE od toed in wore we | tol chu, wre alle ta pe
‘ at New Yank. at aioley sie srigad Gani of dv evssion at the | thes evamiuntion and make an
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jul The awards are niaite will be required | nonneed th ant teachers {cman Mal, attended hy calleye reteset evox administered by the
wk, F ta Turns hsrety campeny: bond: in| who find it ih to Aigny /Mttives, The students’ point of view ott ditinent professor, Nowy a stu
the ~ the sini ai lifty per cont (8066). ov [aire invited ta attend the conference seine topies was reported as fallows by ont shu is alle to do this is
shen the amannt af contract within thirty ne eaters , ‘ canara te, “avtting any
thy ihe 3 ie AAMT eve ceet SPP IGH Me Mist stiets. ee eh mnive| dt something.” and there
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in ‘ terms af Spevitications No. Ma8, ‘The | ‘The Home Keonomies Club voltewe, After two year af e allege they Fat professor as to have one of
wis Halt is reserved to reject any or all [bers wish ta annonnee t th foned that the churches they had at Ais pupils get away with anye
he 7 z Tee Seawind saqwettcations | Deakin a inate, Hyery enters fended did nat sat thing. Me musi needs sit dasen
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1 Department, Kdueation Building. Ale | eenary. js money ae aided te this alurming situation, — He
Le the New Yark oti whieh te afi ‘inet with the nphinmores, he I solves the problem by forcing
nett ae Architecture, | Work State iaud American Frame | iere, with oa presi fil thi it ate tagsee
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Wher Tale sipervision of see Steele, the ratte ideals, In eneral, Sunday is not cot Hirvigh the letures, Uf tests
. . malate will soon be ready for sale, sky spiritinally, mast wad examinations mean anys
's Litme being spent in thin jf they really determing
rms ai proposit 2 hat the student knows of the
‘ At thw Dapartinent sot DRIVE PLANS (Continued) Discussing “Teachers clre | hive, avy. should anyone
Capitol, Albany, No Yoo upon the Pling are under way to add com Hindrance to Religions "Life. inv forced ty ullend ¢lasses then
« ® posit of a certilied cheek, ¢ siderable news to the April number the conferees decided — that Ie is able to pass his examina
mi in the Jof the Munn Quarterly, and to make “teachers af literature and his- tious coithant ft?"
vill ‘ the St Jit a plea for the: campmnige, fe will | fury are amare dikely tv he a hin . i
xt oust comain an outline of the plan of] drduee than teachers of science, HEADLINE, reading in the Albany
wie of. tion, raja a pictre af the proposed | sha, often have a tendency fo newspapers ate dys Following. 6
on Pike: denyelase anil apeclieatian fare | Hew buildings, and ather features, Tt inspire reverence for rel | fewe batsketball es thas heen a
the received in jgootl condition hy the | Will be sent no to all subscribers, | Neate Mie Seat Tina Rie pial
Vv ‘ State Architect, Sullivan WW. Jones, [but to every : St John’s: College immonncements are the reason why
ts Capitol, Mthangy, No Y The comitete Executive Com He uae, Sh dala Cate Ans siats els nid Over” Russell
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ethae of the pi \n ald. tt. De, Roelif TE reqned, ta el matinee The. twa tae “Teachers
‘ ty and undergraduates in David B Recoil eg E Tih Sir Wine
“ . Retdence tial Huilding Fund C Graves, Mrs, DeAIGISABOEE ne PROT i eae enti
1 Mis heel el CENT Thuyel, Dr. Co Rdward Jones, Ele ){M Sit BMT Ad ihe best thingy about iy
. Nate itle |bert Ve Mullenneaus, Idean, Anta | Pe adoption of this ruling is that neurly all the squad geil
held Tuesday, Pierce, Professor John M. AL ix plainly a result af the inabil- be hack next fall, Juckett and
/ a Pictou erates i |) et of sextain faculty members Jose at
ra a] rei Fe Shacrri ; |! tirehved np am hugo much tiberal the lineup
education the: reluctant student Ne ir anniher
‘ of ARR canta, HE — is absorbing, [is charged that yor, and thy schedule will be
4 , ea i Tallowiny | KOHN BROS | certain persons, who seldom at | much like this year's,
I ‘ ‘ eee wembers oi thy committee: Min- | —
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCH 13, 1926
LIBRARY INCREASED
Among recent additions to the, col-
te Boynt e
NUMEROUS READINGS
Agnes Ey Futter, collewe de
w y
*) Contemporary.
saa “Louder PI
time this
Divide”
larged her repertoi
year to include fi
are full length offer
Admirable
Monsienr
of the United Stat
ble and Poisonous M
n, “How to Kno
iis
Pinero, *
“History of ‘Hleds." Sherman,
mitts:
SI
Colle ted
Py
Thorndike,”
thing, “Wha
\
inchell, "Food | Facts to
High
S|
added to the Milne
collection number
Carman, “April Airs:
Titles
School
uhers
and of the
Dramatic Arts, New
1923 was dramatic director of the
Placid Club, Her recent appear
Middlebury, Colle
Lake
Adventures
Leaeoek, "Fu
“When
“M
Jen Cohoes: Huds
Joseph's Sem
‘of Tunoeence
— ALL’S
RESTAURANT
H. R. KIMBALL, Prop.
SPECIAL DINNERS 40 and 50 cents
A LA CARTE SERVICE
MEAL TICKETS SUNDAY CHICKEN DINNER 60c
206 Washington Ave.
4 doors above Lark St.
Telephone
West 3464
ATTENTION
SENIORS AND FACULTY WRITE ME—I HAVE A MESSAGE
FOR YOU
HOWARD A. SHEARER
467 Broadway Albany
The Kraft Shop
19 CENTRAL AVENUE
DISTINCTIVE GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
WE ARE SHOWING OUR SPRING LINE OF SILK HOSTRRY
H. E. STAHLER’S RESTAURANT
“THE BEST I8 NONE TO GOOD”
Candies, Ice Cream, Soda, Cigars
307 CENTRAL AVE. Albany, N, Y.
Phone West 6448
ASSEMBLY
Miss Wiggin, East Area Director of
Friendship Fund cam
ited an ardent app
y in assembly, March
ses that were without the
sities of life, ‘Tuberculosis is
the countries ineluded in
nated limit due to lack of
clothing, and medical
ssistinee. During the past year
600,000. pupils were care 1
prevalent
proper food,
the efforts of this internation:
brotherhood, — ‘This aid was more
eagerly accepted sinee there exists a
spirit
among students,
Proceeds from a ta
college formed the
Hs
and national anderstanding
th
lege took in the Friendship
The student body voted that
tion the
five dolla
Finance Board
nto quar
tine cases. includ
Wrigley's
flow of saliva and relieves
“Costs little- helps much"
IGLEYS
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(COLLEGE BARBER SHOP
CONRAD HEYES, Prop.
Drop in between Classes
| 82 ROBIN STREET
| State College
Cafeteria
Luncheon or dinner 11:15—1:30
Compliments of
Chapman Stained
Glass Studia
quarantine |
PATRI TO LECTURE
Angelo. Patri,
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any county.
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guest of Di
ntendent of
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|the projec
Shoe Repairing
We Use Best Oak Leather
| Good Year Rubber Heels
4, and O'Sullivan Rubber Heels
28 Central Ave.
c. P. LOWRY
Watchmaker and Jeweler
171 Central Avenue
Albany, N.Y.
Phone West an
Try Me Out —
ECONOMY STORE 215 CENTRALAV,
Dress Goods Trimmings
Hemstitching and Pleating
OPEN EVENINGS
2Waors from Lake Ave
Compliments
of
College Candy Shop
West Lawrence
Shoe Repairing Shep
SHOE SHINE
MATTEO LAVENIA
Cor. West Lawrence & Western Ave.
SPORTING GOODS
Radio Supplies Open Evenings
ALBANY AUTO SUPPLY, INC.
West 1616 145 Central Avenue
New Silks
WOOLENS & COTTONS
Sor Quality Merchandise and Cour-
tzous Treatment Visit
Ov eae 0 Hewett’ Silk Shop
15-17 NORTH PEARL
LAST BUT NOT LEAST
The Gateway Press
QUALITY PRINTERS
AT YOUR ELBOW—WEST 2037
336 Central Avenue
