State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHERS
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68 STUDENTS MAKE N
YEAR'S HONOR ROLL
Four Seniors, Six Juniors And
One Sophomore Obtain
High Honors
LisTIS NoT ‘COMPLETE
Other Students To Be Named
When Make-up Tests
Are Finished
senivrs, six juniors: and
we attaivued high henors
according to a
i wdlay by Miss: Eizabetl
VanDenburgh, resistrar
utained the honor
list
rll
Fifty-sevon
ti the
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Ae vordinng
hanap sindents. see ,| DNA ST. VINCENT MILL AY
xian Ki
Helo Uielle, se
Katherine | Corn Kinsella,
Victor Starr, Phyllis Cline sad Lontis: J
Wobier, juniors; Ruth Steele, the aniy
Raymond Byrne,
POET THURSDAY NIGHT «
\ large audience of ancl
students
facmlty as well as many resident of the
Capital Disssiet
wre expected ter atten!
pocms by Kida St. Vin
night
ndents are
Calkins,
n LaVerne | Carr, wibiels is under the ans
Cn Dora Dadian, Marion Box, Jramatie and Art assuct
Dorothy Gale, Florenee M, Gormley Thaneelhors ball i
MI Hills, Lenore Hutchison, Lear | selock
Jewell,” seni Anwng the faculty whe are expected
How Ail, abort Haroun, ‘hheresa rattan ane Presa NK, Huey
M.itedell, Dorothy Brimmer, “Ruth aul Mrs. Beubaeher, Dro Harry |W. |
Choy, Mildred Contant, Marian’ Dolan! Tastings i Mrs. Hastings, Migs Helen
Gilbert, Mac] M,Vhillips, Miss: Minnie i. Seth
wed Kap>| Miss
‘e. Lanwless
i
por Zimmerman | nial" whieh was jrabieest tn New: York
city high two years age. He was Tiled
Sats the Teuling American) operat
ie is a graduate af Vassir Calle
=. Elizalecth Corr, Catherine Delaney, | aan) is thirty six: sears old. Mer poetic
Mary Gauthier, Rail carver began early. for she wrote
ne Krueger, “Charles | first warks fur Stl N
[her first
Ye
Milly: wen
‘allegiate ywetey contest
aul 40 ANSWER CALL FOR
GIRLS’ HOCKEY TEAMS
ty girl have: curated hw
wets Ty type
cep in
cilia Shapiry
Samith, Doris
Vis
Komphinis, spl
fave the whiney
vial seane. ter
eterminied by di
f Monae qavints by tlh
Metts Mildueal\ppletan
WOLNER WILL CAPTAIN an vn 8 in cr ins
VARSI1Y DEBATE TEAM
Ina Mario tll
beth
vi Kvn EXPECT MANY TO HEAR |’:
| REVOTE TODAY FOR
PEDAGOGUE HONORS
Student Who Has | Has Done Most
For College Will Be Elected
By Assemblies
THREE REMAIN IN RACE
Miss Gormley, Shillinglaw And
French Receive High Votes
In First Poll
| Who Has Done Most?
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| What senior has
su
jee
le ete
Ml. Prout br fe Shi
done the most for
College during his three yours at
vite
conduesed today jin
assemblies
Anudent
couiblies today: ander thes
Hi Jesephine Heawn, elitr in chief
$a
Fee omnes
ivi, membership in whieh is. eon:
or leulershiy in andere
All three sare alsa edit
Gormley. editing the new |
magazine: Shillinglaw, the State
ail French, the State Cuba
wre members of
AMI three candidates. are: teaching in |
Hie Milne High School. Miss Gormley |
fiateth year English; Shit
and French, American
teaching
fimzlaw, bivlogy
week
he
lected
ul,
vist pape |
am
nice
sw
section at
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TRADITIONS ARE SILLY, |
MISS BLEECKER =)
rations at State College are wot of
tisaty breaker a that class lvstels |
Swe Hhecker
SEEK 10 RESTRICT
UBIQUITOUS VOTING
Amendment Will Be Proposed In
Assemblies To Define
Voting Places
MEASURE 1S ENDORSED
Miss Graves Believes It Will
Be Valuable In Preventing
More Disputes
Hourly define places where student
meh
yu voting upon con
| ihutional ehrmges may be condueted, any
inert te
he situlent assoeiation
conti tina Wilh
cynics. dy,
proposed amendment will provide
yn hang
introduced in both
lent associ
r
2. resident of the
wciation, believes that the
the amendment will remove
ving ay votes to he con-
Iicted in wther places than the associa
¢ pointed ont this
ar will clarify the
he rotunda, a
questioned list week
“Garey
fae ait the
29, regarded
fenders
jee ratilication ef the new
constiutinny, enuilorsed the new
neediest, “1 will settle all disputes
uk will provide jor any emergency that
muy arise”, Mise Germley: said this
week
Froposed Amendment
Th
svantiment will be prspeser to
hy Willian Mo Freueh, 24)
fi the Seyi Cons
ler a clause of the new cotistittation,
ized fast week, all amendments. te
tivation mist he propased sand
mated tiv werks before a final vote is
taken, Suntents may: vote upon the pro:
41 amiendaient two weeks from today,
ceuber 23, A rmajority vace will be
mike the amendment a part
vlmient, whieh will
uibdies this week,
AMhots aty pe
HKeors ai the student
see cling
vation amd by secret
hereinatter provided:
G. A.A. PLANS FROLIC
IN GYM FRIDAY NIGHT
Ve Avh
Shillinishaw
id Willian
Tien
‘allege
fete Bas ea Gia Ne ties sein \ ' Tepedino Is Awaiting Trial For Slaying Of Wallwork; tha ih ae ae
Foe ee eee stearate ey, [UL Mating Nise Murder Follows Political Altercation At Dormitory.» vl set ile
Say gt Quine Treas Kedita event, ose) Eh Nass ie thiy ise prevents The ons i fe Stas Baio (4S SUL ete: Al
SR eam sh Chip adited te nt ‘ace sl “Hacc anmattee ia change if the fri
Khe homie Weal etvunie Wohi feta | ac " Fin Tact | ;
il Tea iat Resale Banca) Le oe tie Sone Rona ana ' :
4 ide ilies aoe 6 RATA ciple tinea WAAIPALL TAO HT: =
Weert aa aumemayiny pati, satin Weshedee ea Ct “a3
Carter dress the first assembly today on heli : fis teva Testis: Jnete i H -
Dergelishy abe yout tment citizenship as a pert of the program " Me eosin ccs aVegontin are i TAKE CLASS PICTURES
He will
‘Armistice
|| of nac onal education week.
also. seul
day, which will be Sund:
Dr, Charles H. Johnson, presi
dent of the Albany Rotary club,
who was last week a
saul yrestlent
were jullie
1 the debate vouned pe
le: subject, “Res the speaker for today, ¢
Sate erate with Canada in int |[ engagement. He was a guest at a
proving the St. Lawieace river from /f dinner in New York city last night
is Vantread ter asyigation
she Ontariee 1 and would not have been able to
i hal in time today to ad-
nbly.
E. Pierce will address
the freshmen in the third of a ser
ies of lectures.
debate witht
Univ
Dt. Lawrence
Fhe tine sf the
at the ual of the mma,”
K aid
will be settled |
ie declared,
t
Isruel Kap |
be adept inthe |
edt bn tlh [4
f reputed
forensic abahty, hay been te
Huwhieet
that the politcal angi
Fepedinn ah Wallwork
ssn lat aie | th
TODAY FOR PEDAGOGUE
fall four elasses will
Dryer Hall
I wa tialn siell ee see nora as
warn 4
sate ‘Tuesday
They engaged i a heated argument |
woven thie political situation Priday” aight.
ecwnl assembly, Miss Brown has
lbestnxents he prompt in aps
in ane the
head that
pearing
Kapha tld the News,
Aelicive interview, Mat he bs evidence
which Will exmierite the defendant
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 9, 1928
State College News
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the Undergraduate Newspaper of New York
‘Sikte: College for Teachers
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THE DANGEROU:
With the decision of the student association in the fi
sembly fast week, the State News docs not
nL at which the News was aiming was ac
Hot hy: the means advocated by the New
hitherto illegal consti
‘ch, anid will meet the most
Jt ca never he questioned.
But the dangerous precedent remains, ‘The pein
for the News" oppesition to ification war hav
this paper hetieves a dangerons precedent was hinges
lished, “As one speaker indicted, precedents are established
by attitudes of tiissex faire on the part of the stude
Conese
complished,
he vote I
tution,
severe serutiny
izetl the
It is now truly iron
The News helieves that the vote in assembly kist- week
gnized the right of the student association ollicers: te
Inet votes by personal solicitation, The vote sustain:
we the decision of the eliar in declaring the constitution
legally adoptid virtually put a seal af approval upon the
methods employed fast spring
Tr may he admitted that the circumstances last spring
Were unustal, and that no other method was apen to the
officers, Tt be admitted that they did their duty as
they saw: it
Nevertheless, the danger
than cust
1s precedent of voting in other
ry places was set List week, This is u potential
danger to student democracy here. Nay fticee of the as
sociation may at any time declare a special emergency” to
exist, and start a campaign to pass this ar that motion out
side the regular or special meetings of the association
‘The associition List week sanctioned. solicitation wf. votes
by mail, by telephone and hy saccosting students in the
halls, This, the News maintains, is dangerous,
Furthermore, it is mmecessaty while there exists rey
‘thodds of voting in assemblies
8 Hi stindemts were ehoesing,
would they prefer to vate im assemblies for that purpuse,
tor be aceustell iit the halls
The purpose of
association for i
his eilitorial is not to seole the student
wetion ast week, That action is past,
and the sooner dropped, the better
But the News tuday sudvorates the
ment to the now lysil eanstitition This amendan
ld define the method and place af vatiny.
provide for extravrdinary. eireiustinces nih
ast spring, provided that the student as
ny alongs wit Taken ti regular. mevtinygs at
ailoption of an amend
set amendment is appenved by: the president
ef the student association and hy ather defenders vl the
alleged ratification, When the tv coutlictinig sides is the
Tattle wf last week nent,
it warrants euretul ¢
iy amenities: will satepnata the
ay al a the samwe time prazide
ut tlhe as
legally: and
ARE STRAW VOTES WORTHLESS?
Our distinguished contemporary, the Concordiensis, stu
dent publication of Union College, would have us believe
that straw votes are worthless. They are “ as reliable a
prediction of the outcome of an election as is a dope-
in figuring a horse race", that paper charges in a rece
editorial, It would seem that our comtemporary is a hit
ased at the response of the Union students to two
So Union students
are no betier than dope:
eet
and straw votes
The News flatters itself that its straw vote served a
purpose, It did not, of course, prove New York
would vote for Hoover; it did not prove that Smith would
be swamped in a tuudsiide; it did not prove that all those
who voted in the News’ straw vote were eligible to vote
But the straw vote taken by this newspaper cert
roused student interest in that vote. ‘This is. proved |
the inquiries made at the office of this public
the week following the vote
Perhaps the greatest value of straw. votes in an insti
tution of this sort is to. stimulate eivie thinkinye on
part of potential voters. Granted that many yoted witha
inking, granted that many: voted sts their
we niaintain, though,
ws civic’ thinking
that students will wet thet
raw vote barrages, There
Trevining, with cons
future sears. The
similarity
m during
lumens
certainly: aves pon
hen, too, it is hut Lamm to attempt preutne teeth
Te may not be extremely worthwhile tee ferseust she weather
As one arises cael rhiy, But, one dear Chtteurbiesis, is
done even inthe hest ai seeiety
We wonder ty just what extent
bur contemporary teattack straw vites With the ha
stweess that the News’ yore proved te oe, we ane aw hit
tempted to defeut the traditional instititioas
ine gery ition
“HENTAMIN FRANKLIN OF PARIS" IS
LIGHE VOLUME OF THS SOCIAL LIFE,
By W.M.F
Benjamin Franklin, of Paris, Ity Willis Stell, 277 pevges.
SES, New Yorke: Minton, Balely anil Cypany
as quite inevitable t later Ben
Eranklin must be “popularized hone wt the new
of biographers, Phillips Russell did it toa certain estou
in his. Henjunin Franklin, the lice
And sia evomes another of the new bingraphies dealin nity
with the stateman's career in Paris, While the bh tas
Ht ale meh to, the general Knowledge of Franklin, it ts
readable, interesting and at times intriguing, ‘The author,
who his an intimate knowledge of French interpretations
Franklin, hits a wide stride in the opening of the firs
chapter, and succeeds in maintaining this stride thruishiont
oud share of the book,
wikln is pictured among the
jn whose company it is suid that he attained the full maint
af his philosophy and xenius, Certainly, the adulation
showered) upon him by the French woukl bring. ont the
Dest int ay) man of similar makesup, Ams. the. grea
Frenchmen seh appear in these pages with Priunklin are
the Count Mirabeau, then a gay yomue rake: Diderot, the
eneyclopedist; eaumarchais, friend af struggling Ameria
he Due de” Vergennes, and snmeronts French wsnien
Branklin enjoyed the company af these wenten, bat re
sine cireumspeet, the author would have ts hctieve
11 the neuer is. searching for a revord wf Franklin's
liphamatie career at Paris, this is mat the book for him
bat if he wishes the picture wf Frauklin's social life i the
capital af the world, he will enjoy the lightness oh this
Votan, White itis wt an aitstanling. book tt iy sti essiih
imetlecuals of France
The Story of Oriental Philosophy, By 1
Be ingen, $5. New York
Adams Heck
Cosmioqwlitany Hook Cor
constitutianally fur such env varices ane
last spring. Nui with the sabnioa oh
the while constitutional bn
terminated. See
vite suid ti cast
eh an amentinent, |
istin may he said ts have
Hwhay then retiirn tee tveatsiley
ON PEDAGOGETE DL
With a photoerayhie: sunt
ings, there is hitle ur am re
hy certain stunloat ity
tures taket 1
detity whi still
He photayse api e
Ww tli
Sontings mast
ng pace ever
TURES |
the cvlteye bute |
a tor the delay mnuniiested
hive negli te Heive theit pic
in the Peshaeeute, These stir
Fe qhstyoaning the departire a
Jelay ings tlie sithintissions sof prvwst
Ieee
Coke ty a sti
tiateaty.” “These
shoot have there
Newt tle: edie alelay
we te wating at their
lepartedt gattiont takings
WH Fesponsdility it they
MISS MILEAY SO
Whe the
St. Vinecut
Will be presenti a kiran
Kueaya at
1 petty
HIG IN BAG)
ciation poresents Bia
Moti ne ant hoxt Thuesilay aight, it
wntity Mis Millay is well
reath
regan is expected tee De tar snore aveepnabte thane |
the vue itn whieh the associat tel tigunrative: “pip
ina bin” a bey weeks su rasance ut aeertan |
represent jail. Mrs. Seat
aan tok ton Bong is say it
Millay neat week the tion
attempts
tanks
tse Aron ity record the sponsoring
Miss Millay, without ax doubt, will prove
interesting. “Vhise lnterested an ler particular of Tit
eraure will cis the reading. Others ought te attend te
ve what the nes sclwol uf potty is like
ration
When Maik ‘Twain roe tis hfe of Jes
world re umn
cievuble that Ie should write something serions. Wut Mark
stuck to his guns, and his busgraplers wenthl Dave as
Hieve that it was his favorite work, New
uwingings ic figd anal
turns tw Oriental philossplr
1. Adams Beek, 1 i
Dr. Durst has done far the
perhaps equal
AAnmoigg the sithjy
Chun Tsu, Zo
nsuphers. Perhaps i
graphy of Contains,
Harvimgtoas style with aaptation, is intensely realable ton
skimming ind random: dipping, Awd the person ail at
predilection fur the Fast will duulitless tind that i wat tants
futensive stinly ay well The iltustiations trom Asiatic
works oi art contribute ti ity yalwie
ne Ate, the
It was neon
Harranyeton,
yrs, wale
Comtucay, Buldha,
wading Oriental phil
77 panes, SMES;
Cavier Brie
Would sett the at aletevtive: fear ar amhns Have vat ewe
Teh the urge te oohe erames ea ued tiiportame— Perlege
You Have suppressed seat leite
tunes ot detective
tanidet voltae. pelt dul
Here iy a vole it thi ty tyes detvetive: stories ae ashiele
he realer pays the jaart ol thw detective i ee
iy melanotan the stuties, hut He amet pat twee cal te
Wagether. Sometimes the teatker pet bolt oink anetimn
five, the reviewer finds. OL vant, the fowler sho sit
the solution ani hirine th
he cat fd the
wh ot the yu
Hoe anthony hive
that have happe
is without de
steriony fineneter af Ielgiunn,
the Kuglish channel
Tt is fortunate fur the
amiswers seabed ata Heel envelope
Neva saicilenty
Whe Vanishing Namal oat
Iss aT
authors that they hit apes the
bright sclwane of adding novelty te the book Te will bow
the sales which might wtherwise ehitractorize a just ser
hook, «me withont any particular feason tur bowye petted
Hout with the added element ut mystery, the public will bite
English Stadents Do Not Have Cafeterias, But May
Serve Themselves Beer And Cheese, Miss Keim Finds
The school year, she sys divided up
Daily afternoon tea, interspersed with
smoking and chatting, mark one of the
features of the routine of the college |"
life of students in Eng!
Miss Anna Randolph Keim, a
nile a minke! degree of concentrated
nd, according to [studies along specialized lines.
W term
weeks, shortly desiguiited as the "Vac."
The students suppsedly stay daring
Secured teem these perivds aly but Miss. Rei
nid, is an afternoon function |imitted that she noticed very little study
place between four and five fing then, “A variety af athleties. forin
part of the avtivities of the schual
terms,, said Miss Keim,
very nie takes part int some
athletics, Dramatics. ats
Hittle in- | art, reminding ime a xr
wnt calle
SHORT NEWS vores}
i0 Expected At Newman Dance
Newman hall ane
jear's absence
whieh tak
v'elock, “The students serve the
[sai Miss Keim, “usually partaki
tea and biscuits or tarts, Both the boys
freely at the
forny
a large
of our
and giels smoke
|iormat meats
Miss Keint noticed that the students
Fnglaned eat
ich more mest at their
Ameri
| This she attributes to euler environ
mental eonditions. "Din
ners than is the custom in
si she said,
astilly ¢ mest and
finished np with a tart or “trille’
WD it, bruit is their dessert
f think.”
| Caleterias are very rare
Miss
Condon,
ist
as they
Viiyy: resilemts of
They eat
Reseailie ibaitcaae heir guests are expecta wo attend the
aumal Gall dance sat te ehale bonse to
‘
all will he
jay England
ttt The yxy minsinin
Keim found. The University
where she stulied, has
ven, carrying ant the idea of a Warvest
nearest thing to ae
whieh the
I the
Tike cheese
ria isthe
Jane Conley, view president oa
students want
aml beer, which is
nemibers ares amie and flour, Deris
on fitthe repast, Miss Keim a
they ger te ane ‘part of what ie| Williams, “ls pragrams, Winiired Apel
these ca be pro | 3H: refresiments, Hettina \/earity, 295
cured, Hot dishes, hwever, are served chupermes, Martarit Metune,
hy amis. ‘The persons in charge of the 1? : te
Rathesa Welty
Miss’ Ream attended igctanes ant psy- [The Bertest Wills urehe
chiolagy at the University of ani aid ee
ibs fuk several courses on the sty! Pedagogue Has 400 Pictures
and interior decorating, iiavameenaeea
1 will play
COMMUNICATIONS | tos me a
dents sian tgs immediately for sitting
hecinuse the time allatted for the Pea
segue contract will expire temorriay,
Diphtheria Quarantine Lifted
With the Allen [hdl
lifted Saturday, the tivo stin
sce emphatically a fauarantine wu
Teal inanke ln pes
als ash
wh were coifined tat eoan ont the first Alor
Hf the all are mew
stenting elisse
9 Way make iy “there
the suite ait
The two girly ane Gladys Niekorsan,
4, nid Irene Dickinson, Ah “They have
Hee allowed tw retma te their
after mete than a week wf sere
From other stents Living ith
Miew Frvileriek, "1
users ia tsit ae Ta the Atbeany Huspital
for at Teast tw
sities
is reported
at will De vletained tiers
ore weeks
Miss Futterer Will Read
FE. Kunterer, insrracjor in
Oscar Wikle
Hue pil tn Kaw in Hudson Rrilas
val Tweahitead te sehye
a Sprites thy
Sorority Moves ‘To New House
Fysibon Eeby Phi ts ower
est tine, a bons at S82 Va
Hoe wort aus ete anced it
fs twenty twee inal
i tidal speaks. "tu ahi L ay hie cennne cae
eh a oa eit
mean tee el eter di Wee pre aden
ferenany. Date thawe tah
VWarethy Rohia any ae
Hater Chiy H
Alnba ‘Taw Has New M
tans Heather Ce
Hall wnicrtte tle
Te Mbp Van eatert
CALENDAR wath, 8 cad Ftreatat
Today at the weeks etal
Fencing Classes ‘To Admit Men
Mone all f '
dew 7 hee . :
| ‘ wat
(onann ut saeestinatedy vine H
4 vu in tat
vow whe TP OME applicants gated antoicte thea
dry ils al eet Vie mash it vine d
Monday Je beet rates ghacuaste Mos fan
1 tas Callectins
esilay
Silt tas callections
VOW CN dueeting VOW ALTE
219 Ontarin street 7:30
Thursday
Reading hy Fen St Vineout Mit
hay Chauection’s Wale 8.30 1
M
Js bari nee C tank
fittecn tisles trom Albany
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, NOVEMBER 9, 1928
FLONZALEY QUARTET
TECHNIQUE PERFECT,
LISTENER-IN WRITES
Hy well amie, with ba
ented
st mmmber was. the
Vhe
"Quartet in?
Nu words
oi this: wo
‘The second nmmber was Schubert's
Death aul the }
If Heel Is Lost, Borrow Shoe;
Miss Ubelle Gets Pair To Fit
Practice teachers mst
shoes, or not.
Helena
stumped
eet
this week by the
few minutes. befor
vel American hist
% Milne High Seb
J] hexan fooking at the sho
students in the corrider,
After av
Leampting to wear four pairs proffered
hy students, Miss Uhelle finally: found
A yi nat fit reason And ||
wish the herr ss Ube
LITERARY MAGAZINE
TO HAVE ETCHING BY
MISS EUNICE PERINE
TO OFFER AMENDMENT
(Continued) from Page 1, Column 8)
g,| of the student ass
thorization shall be by
nf those members of the
iL is proposed.”
Grondh
Other
i,
(ures of importance a
many. prose articles,
inuisually good poetry, Miss Gormley
proceeded to ler class, toy reliewe a
hey practice teacher who had tem:
taken the ‘The girl
Ubetle
tits when the Mel tell oll
wes will be printed during. the
regular intervals,
SOPHOMORES TO PLAN
TO NEW CONSTITUTION |
ton
present at the regular meeting in which
2 FACULTY MEMBERS
WILL BE PRESIDENTS
‘Two faculty members were elected to
= |head sectio ins of teachers at
n of teachers in
YELLOW CAB
Dia) 4-6161
Limousines rented for
all occasions
SOIREE, LUDLUM SAYS
Hians ior sey
ininnated
verre suite will be
at ae tings this month,
Russell We Ludlum, ‘8,
naling
resident
The
2 CENTRAL AVE! NUE,
ce was held fast year an
March 23. inthe gymnasium af Hawley
Hal with 105 couples in attendance,
“Dependable Flowers'’
We Telegraph Mowers tu all Parts
Of the World
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS NOVEMBER 9, 1928
DR. THOMPSON WILL
GET SIGNAL HONOR
Organists’ National Association
To Have Dinner Thi
For Composer
Dr, Harold W. ‘Thompson, professor
of English, will be the guest at a dinner
ven in his honor by the Nationa
jon of Organists in New York
Thur is being
friven Dr, ‘Thompson int n of
his ten years of service as contributing
editor of the journal of th
Preceding the honorary: din
he the principal speaker
The subject for his address will he
“Standards of Church Music and An
the
tendered a dinner by the assoe-
ition Uy rant ty, res. a9
It is usually resery
only. vittlog: fursign wusetnns af nate
Following the dinner will be the first
New York performance uf the it
“The Fuur Horsemen” the words of
fof the Teading churehes in the country
Jt will be sung in the Fourth Preshyter
rel by a combined chair, com:
the choir af that ehurely and af
‘ of Ste Thartholomew's. Epis:
al Chueh After the reaition of
vement from his pon
Asseclition af O
i Cay sas
year hy the
‘ud{ition to theie, concen with
the National Association af Organists
Dr. Thompson and Dr. Candlyn have
both been deans uf the Kasten New
Onganists, Dre ‘Thompson was recently
stil the First Presbyterian Chirreh
ity and De Candiyn is nav ar
Ste Paul's Episcopal Churely
Mian
FRESHMEN WILL BUY
BANNER FOR RIVALRY
irehased their hanier
Howell WY, Lan
i ¥
ne president
ded tu the
The men will
numer first semester,
dint tr
Mary Alextavter Tas bee appoint
cluairnian mittee to purchase the
freshman
WILL CONTINUE TAX COLLECTIONS MONDAY
NORMAN
0. Contin,
MSS, KATHRINE WATKINS
|37 MEN BEGIN STUDY —_|
OF HYGIENE TUESDAY
The men’s
YEARLINGS WILL PAY
TAX DUES NEXT WEEK
Members of the student board of
yreieme eb
finance will collect tax payments Mon
Ia Shwe Rv AB tes ies gt sa sk
hc ifiecisueet: Ci LaVerne Carr ann vali i iy hee she for ie
i edt GAT Wiheeturk, seniors; Fred W, Crab {tata yllasiw’ ty Vie, Blane Te]
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particularly and the publie gen-
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GIRLS GET SWIMMING
INSTRUCTION TODAY
mming classes for girls will begin
night at Bath 3, Central avenue,
NEWS TAKES PART
IN PRESS MEETING) .
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Two Board Members To Attend
Session For Journalists
Next Week
ists of State Col-
discussion of
‘Two student jou
lege will take part in
problems of common interest to editors
‘nd business managers of the more than
430 college newspapers in the United
States at a conference of lead
ism at Purdy
advanced divers and a fourth in fife
University,
dent jour
lay
Miss “Trask wll be assisted by Rather
29.) Waters, "30, and Irene Hicks, '3
3 FRESHMEN IN CAST
OF PLAY FOR NOV. 20
‘The next play to be presented by: the
anced) dr class will be Tues
4 “The east in
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operative news bureatr and the policy
leat newspapers toward the atop:
rare sections as syndicated | lay
Al corporation, tudes
sn aunt Krenely will be. the | ankins
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