State College News
Vow. IV. No. 20
VOCATIONAL CON-
FERENCE HELD AT
STATE COLLEGE
Members of Faculty Lead in
+ Discussions
200 voeational teachers of
district attended. the
held at State Catlege
The purpose of the com
Ference was to discuss. important
provisions uf the aanended yoea
tional education Jaw, and to take
up with the teachers’ ef vocational
J problems connected
Over
the Capit
conference
Satin
subjects sp
with thet, work
Hapenod, director of
yori slante ny
presided at the meeting of the ins
dustrial seetinn Saturday morning.
1, Wilson, site director o
educa
and’ Reaprastbilitieg far V
Teachers,” Kk. M, Rudgers, special
Tnuduesteiad —celueatioent
led discussions. pertaining
teaching. af industrial su
Consinued on page 4
MR. WEAVER RESIGNS
TO TAKE POSITION IN
HARRIRBURG: PA.
His Successor Mr. A. A, Studler
Val WW. Weaver, instrnetar of
hine shop in the industrial de
riment since April 1, TIS, has
igtted 0 Nake 1 pusition sts ine
siruetor in machine shop at
Hacrishurg High Sehowl, Pennsy
Mr, Weaver is a graduate
the Williamson ‘Trade. Se
After three veare! ical experi
caice Mero Weaver had five years’
Training at Haverford Colles
y \, Studer, of the firm af
and) Larsen, an
will take Mr
Mr, Studler is a machinist
some. siiteen years’ experience,
Continied en page
mobile
tien Weaver's
MISS_VAN DENBURGH
NEW REGISTRAR
State College extends, 2 hearty
welcome iy Miss Elizabeth Van
Denhurgh, whe comes here to fill
the position of Registrar which was
nt hy the resignation of
q
Miss VanDenburgh graduated
from Cornell with the class of 1910,
several years alter her radi
A high sehool teachers
t Tihearian
at Cornell, She remained at Cor-
nell for tive years, When the war
hrake out she immediately enlisted
in Government service in the office
ot the War Department at Washe
ington, She served until the end
hf the war, when she was trans-
ferred the Treasury Departnent
5 there engawed fn remister-
rty Ronds. She has re-
i from the Treasury. Depart-
in order to take up the posi-
tion of Registrar at State College.
NEW YORK STATE
Esramsiey ny TH
_ ALBANY, N. Y., Mar SH 4,
Easter Vacati
Two Weeks of Recruiting, Mar. 30 to Apr. 14
the fact that tinal exane
have heen postponed at
Fine sie that alumni of
attend the s
centysfifth celebration,
the week Of June 21, Baster vaca
tien will extend two weeks.
Dawe
inttions
week in
State Coll
lasses will be discontinued at
3a, Tuesday, March 30, and he
resumed at 8:10 Wednesday, Aprit
i
cou
LEGE FOR TEACHERS
Lass or 1918
192000
ion Extended’
1 1907-1912,
auldress
Hee,
caluareate
dean ni
en June 20,
The commencement address will
be given by Dr, Phikinder 0. Chas:
tou, United Stales Commissioner of
Education, His speech will be
commen of the training of
teachers in Mmeriea, af whieh in
stitutions Shite was the third to he
founded,
PROMINENT CHINESE
EDUCATORS
VISIT ALBANY
Commission Inspects State College
\ geo of thivteen prominent
Chinese educators, cum 2
special commission. sent ti -\nier
fea to study: educational inethous,
sient the week-end in Many in
Drier us confer with state author
ies and to-nitain. infermiai
Mh sulinistration,
edyeation Tae, Phe connnission is
headed hy Dr Len, foriner
sceumpanied by Dr
resident if the Fukiew Christian
College
While iu Mbany the visitors were
received by the Board af Regents
sud De, Jali (Binley, State Cont
inissionicr of
vn basin
Governor
state's
executive chamber
viternown they visited he
‘und Assembly, where they were
met hy Senator Henry M. Sage of
Albany and Chairman) Lonis) M.
judiciary committee,
Socialist
AESTHETIC DANCING
CLASS ENTERTAINS
AT TEA DANSANT
On. Saturday afternoon, Fobra
ary 28, another of the faculty teas
was held in the college
As usual, everyone
pleasant time
ss entertained
dance, Miss
Besides
these mumbers there ng
for everyone. Refreshments, cons
sisting of sherbet and cakes, were
“hostesses in charge were
Reubacher, Miss
Mrs. Donglas,
Liss Rennett
Sires Couhtia nd
| lectures
SPECIAL COURSE FOR
AMERICANIZATION
WORK
Sessions to Be Held 1
‘Thursdays
esdays and
A eoise nf special training to
provide expert Amerieanizaion
workers for New York state, whieh |
will he condacied in many: colleses.
‘sl wmtiversities of the state this
pened at datchick Tuesday
iternoon, This course is given in
in with the Stue Depart
and many of
the experts of the departnent- will
he heard in the lectures.
Vhere will he sessions ‘Tuesday
anil ‘Thursday from 440 3:20 o'clock
for 13 days. Th
ut Mnericanizat
persons with no. spec ca
Sather than enthisiasin for
is work may he employed hy take
ing this course
ie the subject will he welcome te
these leeturas,
Shae credit, including
certitieate, will he award
whe attend the lectures regularly
presenting wolebooks far inspec
Continued on page 4
‘GET RECRUITS FOR
STATE COLLEGE”
Demand for Teachers Very High |
— |
Dime toe the illo Father Slat-|
tery the last of the series of Dante
ti have heen given in}
chapel Friday morning: was inde
hitely postponed, Dr, Brubacher
took advantage of the time offered
by this epportinity and talked |
briefly tu the stidents about some
of the things which have been
tating the. public minds.
speaker dealt chiefly with the short=
xe chers and the vital im
recruits to the
ching profession
¢ course Ik
Brubacher compared the. si
offered normal school and, teacher |
training, graduates in 1915 ($500-
S600) with the salaries that are he- |t
ing offered to our own graduates |t
this year ($1,100-$1,400),
stressed. the point that lack
Continued on page 4
of Ia
Anyone interested |
was written hy $
of his talk Dr. | played,
$2.00 PER YEAR
|ST, JOHN WINS
FROM STATE
Purple and Gold Suffers 22-19
Defeat in Hard Fought Game
quintets
wut the vis
Fs Wits siperiey te that of the
Marple and Gold, whe had an olf
night anit missed several easy tries,
The Brooklyn team sot a whirl
wind sturt before State could get
under way. Tn the first half the
visitors gathered HM. points, while
«home team sticeceded in get
ina hut 2.
Tn the
pack strom
second half State came
Cassavant and
sin gach male 4 Inisket before St
Taha’s scared. ‘Then, Domico sent
ihe hall inte the mettings on at pass
from” Proclick, Some fast thor
work jillawed, in whieh the Purple
said Gol outplayed St, Jolin's, but
Continue Pan Page 4
DR. BRUBACHER JUDGE
AT DEBATE
The judges of the Syracuse-Har-
urd debate which tank place, Sat
urday night, Felenary 28, in Chan
cellurs’ Hall, were Dro Abram R.
Brubacher, the Rev, George Duysan,
and Mr, ‘Fred W. Kelley, Thy
ij Fepresent three leading uni
versities. Or. Bruhae
eradnate wf Vat; De. Duy
of Princeton, and
is a graduate nell
subject of the debt
That the United Sta
udopt the Shimb plan as
embodied in the Sins bil for, the
mperation of the Rail Road
Harvard team upheld the
hon
won two
c Al Satur
night was the deciding debate
The Warvard team: were the win:
STUDENTS ENJOY
RECITAL
Friday, February 27, was
he auniversary
Longfellow, the 1
poet, the Milne High school chapel
exercises took the form of a com-
memeration to him, At this time
Dr. Harold W, Thompson, who is
lied from beth a’ fiterary
and musical standpoint, gave
selections from two of the poet's
eat works which have been set
‘The first was from
the grand chorus of
which was much sing by the
during the war,
Since
‘Thompson then
" TTiawatha’s
Feast." Samuel Cole:
as the composer, 1
ndition of the music
resting exphinations
he selections were gi
ited hy the assembly
rge number of faculty
Dr. ang and
Wedding
xe Taylor
¢ excellent
and the in-
concerning:
tly appre=
and by the
and college
students who attended,
Page ‘Two
COLLEGE NE
TATE
WS, MARCI 4,
1920
State College Rews
MAR, 4, 1920
Vol tv: No. 20
Published weekly, on ‘Thursday
during, the college year, by the Stu-
dent Body of the New York State
College for Teachers, at Albany,
New York.
The subscription rate is two dol-
lais per year, Advertising rates
may be had on application to the
Business manager. {
Articles, manuscripts, ete,, must be
i the hands of the Editor, before
Monday of the week of publication,
a
Editor-in-chief,
Kenneth P, Holben, '20
Managing .ditor,
Elsie W. Hanbury, '20
Business Manager,
Ellen C. Donahue, '20
Sulserptign Manager
Bertha West, 28
Assistant Business Ma
‘Edna Lowerree,
Associate Editors,
Reginald Bruce, '2)
itorence Santo, 21
ary E,
jorie Potter, ah
ise Persons, '22
lisa Rigouard, '22
CUT SYSTEM
‘The ent aysteny is mot mew I
nh that tts
Caatsed so anich Tal evncer
tinfairness of the ries. stents
still have the af emtting
live. subjects
Explanation tw aim excise alice
Miter these allowed ents are used
ip sch stuvient ty iniertamate nn |
Tess he be a convincing argner in
favor “of his. excessive absence,
Limes it re
use all I ate ctts the first +f
careful not te miss any am
classes in such subjects or
iw those courses whose
are strict in counting tardiness. as
student to,
on the
The ability uf the
evade the consequences of
cutting depends therefore
eatises of
schol ding and the disere
Tian of the excusing ofiicer
T's pte us all 1 Keep well the
js allowed ents, |
«student body
ready been compelled to use
is semester throngh ill |
a larger proportion
her than studens
have suffered,
j stem is nn
hi ad is the scheme of ex-
pe managers to keep
sort of account’ ai students’
vidual atendance
who may possibly be in
juted in tosing theft ents through
to business:
atend strictly
probably can't afford to miss any
mare classes anyway |
ryone—read your rules as
publistied recently in the " News!"
THE SPIRIT OF LINCOLN
In these of dangerous radi-
cals and seditious Holshevists can
we do hetler than to pause oc
sionally in the inidst of the see!
ing tnrest about us and seek guid-
sine from those great men Kune
GH before, whose able thiushts
‘wud living’ words have never failed
to be the beacon to gitide tts front
the dangerous rocks to the shore
andl sal
What ean be more helpful
inore inspiring at the present
thse tlhe stauantelt ty
personitied hy
Abraham 1
Lineutu's greatness
since his un
10 be reeagnized teen
Me nd area
deeds af Abrakam Lincoln are
examples tu every) Met
shiritual leadership af
Lincoln, together with the spirit of
Chateau ‘Phierry and the Argonne,
that our country needs: today 10
inst those who sre strike
nda
another
his sp
Herhaps we
Lincoln, hut we
we have his guiding words
“Het us fave Feith that right
makes might, and in that faith Tet
tee dee cute ditty
us ter the cud dare
as we understand it
problem Amerien
Look hackward to
Lineatn, Chatean Thierry: and the
\rueame and, thus reassitred, Isle
iy face the
Lreat task — 1
A VOTE OF THANKS
the first
2 Dramatic
ster it was decided that a vate of
Hhauiks be given to a
hien who helped she ¢
meeting, Bebrnary
Class this semes
hiss seppice
for them in the way: «
seeneeshiftine and
spotlight
To the Editor nf the News:
In Student Assembly the
day we were all retest
mnissivny ourselves
ers aul ty
aeation 10 enlist volunteers ity the
army af Students of Pedagogy.
tempting 10 get the finest ma
in the tirst division —
College, We, the sigters 0
| est even mt
lars, pamphlets
Catiel with the power (uw enmtmnet
nicate individually with prospective
volunteers have
That after thes
enlisted and have
offer them? What
the men? What eat
gffer'Ihe women?
Mier the men
“wight better he
asked do we not offer the
men Though the first is diffi
cult to answer, the second is com
paratively simple, We do net have
The duestion
set rousing smokers,
whi Hmtay nringle, smoke
the that is to he their
com thi
discuss their 4
a few. kindrei
ininds their yows to he e
trte are still fresh. Progressing
into the tate fall, these men mope
around their rooms, smoke too
much and heeame irritable, when
they should he spending those fine
free days al a State College lodge,
fr in some of onr fine wooded sec
tions, The last seenis a fine ide
a State College luge where they
iy bunk in ever might on sarin
1 brew caffe
snowshoeing trips,
ey tell haw that
ay ott the spring
\easile in air? Noy
higuest fish
lishing trips,
hy the class of
hy succeeding
classes,
Tre die ont,” bait
per compttlsary
hike to the
shanty
In the winter these volimteers!
interest conkd be attoaeted hy a fine
haskethall schedule, ad in comec
tion with this let ns state that one
Tole from the center of the tner
would interest. mere men than on
hundred reernitins sergeants, [att
the man that dees the work af this
one hundred should receive fair
consideration from the faculty. 1
is nine wteluck heiore he reaches
his Tite room, aud after runing
five miles up sand down the eaurt
wsn't feel mneh hike “honing,
scumot do cather th
his loyal egleet, Vet
iV would be pertectiy simple fur his
Vib earry yen
i 1 if ven tle
fairly work, hun after the
seasin cleses soar will Have ter arih
Ie threats an sti a} sulied
nnark, my hey, ar yen are out af
Inek.* Result more anen ont the
nest year, a better team, mere fi
verable ailvertising sand se on te
iinity
What have we
ween? XN few int
the evening, with the
ended 1 twelve, sa the shiek 4
He owt tie eellege hours will
upt, Mud iv the alter
noms frequent hikes 0 the ld ce
in the week ens set aside for them,
Tie the winter, just at few
dances — just" a” few
And alse duping the winter
innatinn af These fine, Saturday
aftermen tea dances whieh anly
few few patronize. In the spring
1 few collee hikes, far hott inen
‘andl a erly cha
Mest: fire at night wit
few planking Juul
kee cau mandating ant
\ collese sins,
competition het
Nellore. tf each
Mayhe ves and mayhe ae
people
events, sand UIE wager that
few af us tell the folks: that
Ha, Pin
AML" We wouldn't be here i we
Hid, Jatt rather we would be home
jarring dishpans or stuubling sll
with a huteh hes under aur arm
dependent ony the sex af the fe
isl person wh
bafer the
rina tlanives
Theatres
those
we learned to sing." Ma,
W
pon father's wallet
Ww
« home!
That's the stunt
Dnt we must have something.
about, “Talk, i np with the
vol bunch! Bat we anitst
have something to talk about. Now
We sneak into a corner and em
dentially whisper that we are going
fo, slay For medicine or Iw or
Uhat we intended te
tu Vassar or Wellesley or Barnard,
hut" Mother isn’t very well, and T
wanted 16 be near home." sdepend:
fon the sex of the persian,
wally whispering in the
swinging the athlete, Bit it is up
to the student body, to. Myska
urate something to write
ahaut, something to talk
Wheit we hav th
Wwe ean go ONL
cot oath army mabilized
PHI BETA KAPPA HOLD
ANNUAL DINNER
‘ty Clty last |
day night Beta Kappa fra
tech tae the district met
for the annual dinner at 7 o'clock,
Univer
AL the
De, Harold Thompson was
ster, Hrederick «C, Perry,
fi Lamition Cotes
© Discipline
and Si
Dr M
Voorhees,
seeretary af the United
Kappa, talked
ipa Addinintist ra
national
Chapters of Phi He
on "Phi Beta, 6
tive Mrobless.”
The Mllany
society has. in
miber of the feat
he vieinity, ‘Th
the meeting inehiled
r
ing citizens
whe attende
shershipy a
f
Dr. Jahn HL. Kinley, State Commis
sit af Kilucations | President
Charles .\, Richmond, Union Cale
Hege: Dean Henjainin i. Rint
i
Union College: Dr, Charles | 0,
Judkins, of Glens Balls; Si
Court Justice Willian
Hrincipal Bie Rohibins,
toga; Charles S. Mdvieh. of
Professor Charles \. Sehumacher
Onerntas al We He Hollister, of
Tray
‘The president oi the
Dr. Abra Ry Brubacher
suclery is
president
Hfthe New York State College far
cachwrs, amd the secretary ix De
\ Voie Col
WHO'S WHO,
Anmameement has heen received
fof the marrive af Hester Walter,
AS. be Mr, Willige Le sept ;
ard, at Sayville, Long Vskind, Pel
Miss Van Liew will be
case March 5h, where
have charge af the voestinnal con
ference of that district uf the state.
Helen Andres, "IS, whe is. ¢
clerical work in the’ General
trie Coy Seheneetinly, was a recent
F the Dew Goods
1 article on
of
Trade Work," writ
Snillsbury lof the
Aojartinent at Slate Cab
ninrs in advanced cookery,
giving demonstra
cost nourishing faods te aronp of
foreign wemen at the City: Mission
Rensselaer street
Hannah Tray, ‘18, whe is teach
ne at Walton, was at college fir
Vocational’ Conterence
Leona Hacon, "19, |
position as diet
dist Kpiserpal Hospital in Tee
tion.” “Thirly persons have rexis
ered! for a live-sessinn cuttrse, in
der the direction uf Miss Goldhers
1 he seiven iy April. Phese denn
Strations will provide
ence for the seniors in TT
Masavaski Kimra
the department i
visited the
last week, Mr,
the Indust
United States
sit
schools of the
England,
al
and
\ +f d STATE COLLEGE NEWS, MARCIE 4, 1920 Page Three |
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HATS and SHOES
Savard
&
Fearey’s /
for Shoes }
23 No. Pearl St. j
Cotrell & Leonard
Makers of
CAPS, GOWNS, and Hoods
| Brondway, Albany
DAWSON’ 3
259 Central Ave,
+
Men’s Furnishings
Haws Shoes
L. G. SCHNEIBLE
The Service of an Electrical PHARMACY
Research Laboratory sencee reyracoxs
ON COLLEGE CORNER
f the
‘The wemvnrch fncilitien
General Electrie Company are
PARTY i
Favors, Novelties, Place and 1
Tally Cards, lee and Nut Cups
Table Decorations, Jack Hor-
School Supplies
MRS. LEAKE’S SHO!
78 Maiden Lane
| EYRES
FLORIST
Beinn SAY IT WITH FLOWERS.
( “AP, dserbinn thy Conran’ —— é
mM regueal, hfe Des 37 WARREN & CO.
Manufacturing Jewelers
108 Fulton St. New York
CLASS PINS RINGS FRATERNITY
(Te) tri CS Harta Pd Repo Do, Pl Carne |
9% Come pany ren secaciee Sorat
a= Retail—COAL—Wholesale
} sce sive oe the Nu Signa Nie sone tinte at her. ne in Amster ;
| Wratermity att Cttexe dan heeause: of illness, Princon! Ofice and Dock
Gam Jace Auras Chis Yast Thurs “Hetan “Toitll elie Manhury | 129 Water Ste Tel, 998 Main
informa dh \ eventing nd Ethel Hye attended the
fast Fyiday. night, Miss. Murray, | "Katherine Deurey: yassed the Rea de elance Fiat Pritay might
ros Miss Card and Miss Hemet were | wee the | GENERAL DISPLAY
SE rte a, Or emile Suvay | Gas, and Electrical Appliances
= iy: Pocraligedtie red MUNICIPAL GAS CO,
7 rr ! is praiiesr
-— Ni informal party was held Sun Our Aim—Your Satisfaction
‘ . Faith Morrison, 19, was a caller | shay « hour at May Fra
at the House Sindy man ct ;
! 3 Ve ge tad Antinher wf the K, By Remen | Amumethaaw pe 1.
in col a were entert ;
terhity
hi
ater her recent illne Sunday even
ed at the House on | pata ta
Albany
yw Rather Cramer, 21, spent Sunday
weekend at thie Hong at the Touse : cay CLUB \ cirri urns,
Dorethy a Netanya, 2 i i at CHEMI cL t tire onthard
and ¢ Chemistry a end
nesilay Nigh Perhaps the many friends. of
vie “Shorty”
‘ 22, thas re- Pia
20, attended the | rvened "toe « ame
after” spending
Page Four
rE COLLEGE NEW:
MARCH 4, 1920
KA
Marjorie Bryant spent the week
end in baton
We are glad to. have Olive
Wright backat the Hottse with us
after’ her two weeks’ stay at the
Practice House,
Mabel Gage spent the week-end
at her home,
x20
Hyland, visited
ny recently, She is attend-
ing, Ae college of New Rochelle,
Katherine McGarrahan, = 21,
week-end the Lodge
chmiceler, '20, is spendin
the Practice Fou
Haskins, '20, and Ger
1, attended a sleigh-
iilehent during the
rion
trude Burns
ride to So
past week,
SPECIAL COURSE
Continued from page 1
submitting three book ‘re-
ai paper or report,
a tinal examination
rtiticate is essential for civil
ointments in American
ization work, Those who are not
seeking state credit are tot asked
to fulfill any” requirements, |The
special topic will he " Methods of
aching Enulish to Mliterate and
nilish Speaking Adults,"
| principles and pot
ve state and. Ted
tion,
service
nigra
minnity. factors,
fT
GET RECRUITS
Continued from page 1
proper esteem for schools on the
part of the public had much to do
with the seriousness of the present
for so long as the out-
ic view the school
norous light tea
he respect due their
profession, a result they
won't receive
officers’ trainings camps of the ware
i In concluding. his ad-
dress he made an I that each
member of this training
camp constitute. himself as a. Tee
cruiting officer and go before the
student body of his home town high
school and, by presenting to them
the great need of teachers and the
new status of the teaching profes-
sion, endeavor to sain good, healthy
recruits for the teaching, game and
our own particular e:
The rest of the period was given
over to the learning of a peppy new
song, Florence Stubbs, "20, assist-
ant song leader, directed the sing-
ing.
MR, WEAVER
Conunued from page 1
instructor of the automo-
anies in the war training
work carried on by the department,
Mr, Studler has taken charge of the
ig course for trade teachers
‘Albany Evening School,
VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE
Continued from
homemaking.
over)
The
presided
PON Waa
‘Miss Rose
‘ector of voc!
Mbany. Miss
head of the home
veonomics department at Russell
College in Troy, spoke on
Improvement of
0 Miss Mettic
ervisor of home eco
‘Troy, and Professor
Van Liew, head of the
department
led discussions
Tretia We
discussion, for both
ed at 1:30 o'clock with
His subject
divided. into. three topics"
ganization of Part-time ©
“Purpose of Part-Tin
tion aiid, " Course of Study for
the ar ‘chiol.” Eugene D,
Fink, director of industrial educa-
tion in Scheneetuly, Jed in the
afternoon discussions
CHINESE EDUCATORS
Continued from Page 1
The members af the coms
T. Tien, who is a grad-
Columb
and Oxford,
first middie
inspector of
Kans,
Chow,
Changs
scerelary af the comission.
ST, JOHN WINS
Continied from page 1
iod, Thi
2 10 19 in favor of
visitors,
Froclick were the
John's,
Domico and
chic? puincgenters for St.
each scoring four lel
Springmann led the offensi
State, getting 11 poin
St. John's
ition
Name & Pe
Domiea, rf.
Murph
Frocli
Cirillo, Ts.
Conway,
loosnes
State College
Name & Position Fb,
Higace
firey,”
MeCiuer, tg.
core at half-time,
143, State College, 7:
corer, Bliss. ‘Time-
. Time of periods,
Summary:
John's,
Referee, Hil
‘oper, ‘Holm
twenty minutes,
Chacler M. Winchester, President
Ernest A. Barvoets, Vice-President
bell Carrington, Secretary
Edward C, Carrington, Treasurer
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40 ano 42 MAIDEN LANE
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5 Maiden Lane, Albany, N.Y.
EVORY & CO.
Printers:
OPPENHEIM & McEWAN CO., Inc.
Wholesale Grocers
| 42 Hudson Ave., Albany, N.Y.
HORTON & WADE, Inc.
in Equipping Complete
Tundh Reoias ned Cats
“Everything Under One Roof’”
615 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. Y,
| Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry
| A Special Offer of 10; Discount
| to all College Students
SEGAL’S JEWELRY SHOP
| 171 Centeal Ave., Albany, N.Y
| PHONE west 2904
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REPAIR WORKS
28 CENTRAL AvE ALDANY. N.Y
WILLIAM SPEIDEL
Confectionery Periodical
Cigars and Tobacco
CENTRAL AVE., Cor, QUAIL ST.
‘ALBANY, N.Y.
Good Printers
The Gateway Press
Phone West
2037-W" 336 Central Ave.
