State College News
NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE FOR TEACHER:
Vom XT No, i : ivAyy Deceannae 10, 1926 : “TO aunts per copy 8,00 per year
NEWMAN OLUB HAS |@A4SKETBALL TEAM \UNION WILL DEBATE |¢#00se commrrrees BUDGETS FACE GUT
PLAYS PLATTSBURGH AND REST OF CASTS
BIRTHDAY SATURDAY) 7 Home Tomorrow) STATE NEXT SPRING) For JANUARY PLaYs| OF SEVEN PERCENT
‘The men'y varsity: basketball eam will — Comm'ttees aud additional member
Tea Tomorrow ‘And Communion ay 1 home w|Myskania Chooses Council Tolui the cists for the three one-act ph
’ r y ie casts for the three one-act phiys
Breakfast Sunday To Be I at 8215 a'elock inv the gsytnnasionn Plan Event And Get {the clememary dramaties class have Board auik sage
Verebration Events against the Plattisduey school Varsity Team heen chosen, ‘The plays will be. pre Inevitable
Albany lustitute of His
REV, CONNORS TO SPEAK|''* APFOINT 2 FAULTY MEN] ‘ll atthe
Wlattshnrg comes ay an unknewt
83 TAXES S 3 STALL UNPAID
Club To Distribute Christmas| jisnlity, his is its first encommter with] Fay, Grant, VanKlecck Picked
Toys To Infant Home And | State. As Student Me s bers ‘aly, Door | oe A. Men's Atnletion, News
Albany Orphanage Ws Raerford Ky Baker has drilled Of Group ies, Milla Sat Big Losers
A tea at 2:3) velock tomerrany after: | His ten this week, inne State Colkexe will agcept a ehallenge | mums: Hatrice Weg, 2 Nunlyets of ail gronpn a
ue falter iif hat mothe Ties SIM tale College will eet a clallenie Teen Hla, 28S sl gets ofall romps support by the
dwn att Newry hanse add a comma: [NK PK Ma week Thursday St debate Cio cnllege next spring | Resi Moline, “283 musi, steal tase ¥8ll tne to Bee Ah TE
. 28; hnisiness
jon breakfast Sumday at the Academy of
the Holy Names are the events planned
Ue weaned Teh ira ot New
The same five whieh started hist | Myskauia anmanneed yesterday
week s gaie wil probably start twmors 1 yarsy acting i
row night, Cyr al Kueeyt
Ai will start as forwarels sith Captain
Nephew at ceter, Gat and Henney some
even per cont, amd the eat may reach
si ME per cent. Such isthe conclusion
sted by comput
iysures Cur
icity. many
tickets, Histh
Add tion
team will he or
sanived to represent State, A
tuddeits sill debate U
ns based on
I this week hy the stu
st ay heen ated
secon musician iy. Jane
IP ain sar as aud Seedy ad at tea ’ Ht Asuiise Vea, Leet ooach
Jacke Congres sil aycatn Iavdle thw een will oun thhe sane i Or UE eta ee eer cr tha iadbett eine
ty awl Func il” po | 8 Hecate vit gn Miri | eH per cent, OF the budget of $12,808,
evident Ne a Vhs ie syste il Se We ie othe ae 9g fs nels, Kv | SUL2A2 is already collected
athe tea At E a St ey who 9 oi eon Ay. The ew ei, ans pertinent Lan] TH cf eso for he et the
Ve evommnittes tn elearie hit bay fae a 7th | che, Marguerite, Van. | tes indicate, i that the tae budget w
Addl sport wee: te Union iss ate challonce tw Stat 3 tase on too high enrollment figures
Tights, Rosina Homes,
bedue aul enterta ©
Marscaretta“Sanyth,
Te ley,
K lerwonrt, 2
‘llese several weeks ast. President |
NINETY SENIORS TO) 0 shire i glo Myshena | T& iter forthe Grant ham
itt in DANCE TO-NIGHT AT hcl it sl aged ash et Mange
woken at the Communion. breakfast COLONY PLAZA HOP : neil seni aud three sen prop 7 uly,
wauchay. Winifred! Carey will be toast «Ruth Lacln
etress, wiew Beating, “27
teen planned hy New members of the east for the
: Keoave Henle
i Horothy Suith, “285
Hickon sit l, tnntered Fae, er envant foie eoaebes for the aeatings squad | 2a Sty!
Loekard, (27) Genevieve 275) cakes and ¢alfee ‘at hie served, al judes teehee the varsity | 285 Hat
Margaret ‘Tayler, 28. Terreneia Fee eeu and white hanner will bias | jean, Mary Newt
Phe Indget total of $12,808 was baseel
Mau assmner! enrollment of 164 st
AU present the enrollment is
THIS students, a diferenee of
i cos ia his alone is a difference of
Leliman, “28; Hgts, Were- | $339 inv receipts at SUT per person
Hesides that,” eighty-three — students
we yet to pay the tax, OF TIS st
dents, W022 have already paid, Fity
three of the eighty-theee remuining have
exctised hy the finance hoard. from
isnigae Ale ot the
seniors will be
wil gues) Most members, The eval will
ave the mnauagement oof the stebaate and |
will he responsible alse far aba
in
a Wall. Halloons will ell tMe: | tse, eataaeher amd sels? properties, Duris Arnold, "28; cus: |
Newnan elu eld is mnoutldy ect ihe slecorations. Marsa [10% Urutstctier aml es Haru WV. ne tS iiateed” Gbel, “2B: lidiss Ida
Wednesday, December 1 Winifred [aba is ay chairman. Mhompom, professor at English, will Araesinger, ‘28,
president, reparted oat the] “fhye “vonnmtices. forthe lyse ares | erve ay faculty members of the camel
wit, Hille
bravitice convention af catlege Catholic | yyysie, Melanie ti
clubs hich. she attended at Cornell the | reshients Se
week-end of November 20, Chpies of [ Katherine
Newman News, a paper published hy the Swett
rate anal confederation af Newman M
were distributed,
Arrangements were mate for csllee
tuys ta he sent to the
te | The senior members will
HHP eiiturineled oe
" "SANTA CLAUS TO BE
- Viana] HERE Ax SOPHOMORE _|'
Wat sian at a News| GYM FROLIC TONIGHT 1 escola
—— ‘The second gym frolic of the year lege infant
$330. plus sh a
WILL SELL STATE LION }\\0' Silauotsonisit u's tebe.” |untas Se Tab wore en
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Ail ear fan rie
ff the mew faculty, saul all the members | fgures, the: freshmen
1 the Gels "Aahfetie asciation Col] wth ay ane per cent a the
have heen invited. very: woman meee
Hy member will have a septiomiere four per
5 juuividisal hostess tier COL oF he sil
ania Chats wall he present, and there
eccipts Will probably. he nes
those from that portion of
tycthiree excused. persons w
Fane Grant, president oi the
Salle Se
Veret's I spital
fur collecting
27; Mar
‘wnelly. “27 CHOOSE PROGRAM FOR |...
wy CHRISTMAS CAROL SING} \«+ 11 \ 0
Weller, 28
+ Wolner, 30h nt work iin th
at Newmans Hise
the Chr
i
All Ie sel‘ ray
ier vet stiles
une hy Katherine | tvine “2PM
2 pte aan | tie 20 Man
tage Cnt BF | MeNon 32. “Toni ats
fea Mant ng 2h. wlth sang Vie Hetty Haren is al Ruth. Meare,
wi Alga wo” AE eh wot 28, "otc ot the ura vo
Stat ty Tiedt AY. Thou mera the pnd Nan i
ssi aie Ty Fiat any itt comtetinns were
Hea tin
Th rie oatHesti, ya | AV
tue foo are be st, sats, | Ea
Pe
Hat oe hay ie very. ec mater? te | Med
Have Pes lana, 2, ete eet hie
ae ‘ Iyin Graves, chicemans Heraice Ponall
“
‘Don’t Be Vulgar”, State Lion Is Cautioned; JUNIORS, SENIORS WILL | tract: te
Late-Lamented “Pretzel” Had Stormy Career DEBATE HIS M1 NING suai Ml
yet heen forced,
MARRIAGE OF MARION
KING, ’28, ANNOUNCED
the infirmary:
fils! Athtetic ass
Lusie association would
est sums deducted, Thee
uals would he as follows:
ciation, $70; News, $208;
+ Deamatie aad AN a
hgemedts, Caratinne
MFee Linghamy, 1
Fefreshments,
i Mlizabett “t
Conlding, Lettie Mathewson
Mildred cehvairuna
Cosine, Nichuly,
He, entertainment, Eve
Hecetminy way performed inn Pitts
Mass.
Mrs, Biehenberger ix
fing wal her parents and eon
contin hier work at_Collee
y iy
nutes Ue
Wy tte thorn
4
winging its tall amade ye the i
te Cainy but ddan't he wud
That isthe caution whieh President
A. I. Hriduacher, Iuts givens the stinde
wire are preparing
Hie anstish jasorsseninr debate will | ————— —-
ied tae teak ta i cet “isis, | “Nephew Was a Bother,” Says “Mrs. Nephew;”
ete hi Havvever, aul sol att its eatitions in beade | [Ht the Crited: States shank recouuize ‘ ,
Win har ane il oe e sogeeanwt af Resin le) «Seek To Show She Was Forced Into Marriage
Cia et gu sens the Tae [wry hi eee hee th Have te i sk ga
ply Have deter that the new. pb: | wisecracks” aieeter at ita Ian [the waar he negative ie wie tne" aserted Anne Holroyd
ii nnist keeps within the Timits of [oilivial wetion, Several of the most
wl ise front sent amieragraduates urged injured [Mi MacMlullen, | Katherine | Saxton. Vite tant this
fers have the
of Nephew that he would tell her par=
stu fa its contents x act SAUL ; Fi ee
Moutaite expected to appear | anes cat dignity. and waited tir [1 tshutial will be given by: Chrissie |e, fur aivurce fram Clarence Nephew,| A letter bearing evidences of Nephe
slay. The editors are ph hance fur revenge, Some faculty: mene | pos Jane ¢ eaphiin of the varsity baskethall team, | passion for her was produced and read
i tors found some of the muiterial in the], The sewn speakers are Jame Greet at case amd tense, | in court
jors of the Sean, wei ie MP tose San, “Adelie” Mist ig C Hnaranle in court | New Surprises an evidence are. ex-
Hal planne Stile ruthoeities eds actin |Cuatstanee Cuma will give the re tel ct atthe next session, whe the plain
ate Le : DR. BEIX TO CONDUCT
nin ei k I. Q. TESTS AT 4 P.M.
ets, will he ven this
v'elock, by Dr, a,
ning tv awe beet intoxicated by [ti
the
will be erossexamined by Lloyd B.
hbaugh, oF
i
rial isoaw hu they. tteyer published it.
While it was still heing prep
Mrs tarobine 1 Lily preside
the Mhany Comiy Wee TU
Te nn eee wana “ie
the -aiusizine’s
for the det
attitude has been one of
ence diving the entire pro-
anh foreent iM
is suing
ith
sua anata
an of the
Oshorn, '27, is fore
Helen!
2; D
jury, which compri
fy Hraldliian jien, lbh Hntellizence
4 the’ vulgar minded, Jafterno an at fete
Callese authorities thy
tustte,, “Witten the Pretzel the Kiek
Pete wate not exceptinaly. air te the fas a only Bek owt puter oe 38: Halen Q'Don ;
rials Re she abjected especially lo vdiese thant rxgyiinie.” she Tiny an: five all stu ety iy College awh. did s, (28; Clara Hagey, "28;
eee x llistrated * fake them when entering as frestme 275 Dorouny “es, 27
Nhe se being | "About tity students ny "27 Gertrude Bs
heyy maaan a
Taine
of Andy Volstea ct a c the clrentation wrs have ammaniced, Van Denburgh, registrar, today, the plaintiff in ex: rat the threat and Marjorie Seege 28.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 10, 1926
State College News
Lstanuisiien ny tHe Ctass or 1918
‘The Undergraduate Newsnaper of New York
‘State. College for Teachers
THE NEWS BOARD
Kowin Van Kuen
Kappa Delta “Ri
Hieuey Zist ERAN
8 Mai
iditor-in-Chief
West “431s
.+.+.Business Manager
eit a8)
sing Editor
nese Man
‘West 200
Syyion Aamoctre Koreans
fanaa nee, “27 tise, D'Gun, "27
Jytion Assocs En if
Apniatpe Houussran, 128 deca an Sermo 28
Manv Juoten Lawasox, "28 Boner" Ween
evonraas
‘ He Rose Drawsey, '29
Motisn Kaurstany "29
Mav Kuen, "29
onence Keb, 129
i reo 28
co
to Pouen, 29
me Seituntelt, "29
fun Hi MeNure, "a7
it ease, "27
Nincaner
Vers Meuix Wantore, 129
Agpacanr ‘Moses Manacaas
fon Awne tlotxovD, 128
Franeta E Gaieriiy 2 Sirinan "anstny, 129
AATURAINE SNATON, "2d
Ronit Kyun, tenant Sulgcrption | Manager
ta, Vann! W."ita ‘Advise
Sana itgaetny, Director ot News. Welling
Wituia Me Varsen, Desk Kaitor
News Clubs Muni Moone Vicer
‘Seeretary- Treasurer
ty fos Herts Pres e
Thechi ent, ARNE STAPE
iyi aah eae
Merion, f
wrwtee i the Uaitet
xcs, Alongs Ne
forse sentiments expressed th
si anlas ie waters
News wee
We ceaaaly
stb
whe the Et othe. News, “Anonymity
iiveservel Af ao desire
Wei lirondway
Vol. XI, No. 13
mote oy Aliuey Ant Pant,
Friday, December 10, 1926
TRADITIONS VERSUS RULES
‘The distinetion between College traditions and sophio-
more rules is one which cannot be repeated too frequently.
College traditions are just what their name signifies, cw
toms which have grown to be accepted by the student body
and have been incorporated fnto its code of action, Sopho-
more rules vary from year to year, as sophomore classes
vary
College traditions will not be broken by loyal freshmen
or loyal students of any class. ‘The custom of wearing
“frosh buttons” and toques is a tradition, ‘The front doo.
custom is a tradition, State College students have leare.
a love and respect these and the other traditions, They
will rightly resent their defiance or disregard by any group
‘The student borly is behind the traditions,
wits HOPE FOR NEXT YEAR
State College can he cheered by the prospect t
year the College will have a good cl we
New York ‘Times’ current events contest, in which about
twenty of the best known eastern institutions are partici
ing, It is too late t become enrolled this year, bu
when nest season's list is prepared, State College wil:
mdoubtedly he given consideration,
HAPPY BIRTHDAY! * psneed
A birthday for Newman club is a happy oveasion for
he College as well as for the membership of the Newmar
ragunization, Tt signifies a milestone in progress, fy
's tenth birthday year the College will rejoice
that Newman hall is to he enlarged throngh the gift of
4 sum of money by Bishop Gibbons who gave the hot
to the elub several years ‘The College extends its
lations to Newman elub aud it hopes that this
vle of suveess will be followed by many others,
VAN DOREN ENTERS A NEW FIELD;
THE SOUTHLAND IN PEACE AND WAN
THE NEW ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS
REMAIN ONE-SIDED
the prineipal student reaction to the change in entrane
requirements annoueed last week for next year by. th
College is that “now nobody: but a bunch of grinds will be
aide Uy jet i" Fortunately there is no evidence that the
ierease of the yeneral regents average which is to be
required will bring ty the institution a group of pedants,
overly much interested in books and i nothin Any
alysis of the present student body will show: that
ty to get on the honor eoll does not ne
‘The real problem in connecion with the entrance require-
ments is not that they demand too high a scholastic stand-
ing, but a tanding isthe only demand
they dom rue icate of character is required,
but everyone is aware “at thls men nothing. Quite
properly a declaration of intention to teach is also required,
\ physical examination hy the applicant's personal physi-
cian with a certificate of fitness is also required, but this
in many cases iy an unreliable and somewhat sketchy test
physical fitness,
The emphasis remitins however entirely upon the seho-
side, Iv fact, the College's letter tothe state high
schools published last week says quite frankly that th
dates. Ww the regents examinations in
the re cent oF above will
he accepted as soon ax the applications are received, if
they are properly recommended hy their high school prin
pals."
AM this,
sive steps which so many. colleges are taking in the selec-
tion of freshmen, Here no effort is made to see in advance
which candidates will benefit most by four years of edu
cation at the state's expense, No account is taken of per=
sonality, the greatest ng only education, that a
taken of the
high school career, aside from its results as represented
in regents. aver: Psychological tests of intelligence
are given, but after, not be pl
st is no wonder that so many students enter, go through
life without once raising, themselves
the xrouy level and ruduate to. yo
out into the m V of the teaching field to bury
themselves. u thy or matrinvony doth, them patt,
Iw selection of students for mat ie College
is five long years behind the
TOO FEW KUCZYNSKI’S
ite College student can read out a thrill of
e the sry of what Antony | Kuczynsiy basketball
Saturday night, Men are who can show
the loyalty that was his Siuurday night when he came from
the house in New York where his uncle lay dead to play
for his il then returned to New York to are for
rar
his two young cousins, orphaned by their father's death,
As anyone wonld guess, a man who could do this must
have impresced his personality upon his fellows in other
acts ‘ites were not surprised; they had
pla fi years and knew him for what
he nther Coll men were not surprised; they
man who could be depended upon to
hing he took part
re not numero
Wi
too, knew ii ee
H the had to a
my Kuezy!
this world,
S200, “220 pp,
He isnot too much to say that Mfr Vann Duren's. bod
his first novel, too, is epic in conception, if Hexen
tion, TL is the tale of a man it ten important stages of
fus life, Kent Morrow, Me, Van Daren's her, is ant ardis
ary man and the author's art shows itself in the way
which he has male the ordinary erises of Morrow's quite
ordinary life Hive for us, Van Doren makes what Morrow
thnks ay important ay what he does, He shows us Mor:
tow at fifteen anil Morrow at fifty, amd in between h
niches thise eritieal moments of the man's life,
Ninth, Wave of the title, it is explained, is, analogous,
the ninth: a ius af acean waves, which siperstitio
credits ais marking the highest point
Hy WW. Ke Sunder 1
de la Mare, $200,
Cubicood, is, With an inte
Happ. New Yor
and Cy. pene
“sCubawoud uisial sort of mystery story. Runs
I throvmaliial it is a gemtine poetic Haver, som Winns
ther rare in this type ot fictivn. Mystery stories involy=
ing boys are not so unusual, but this paeticukir one
Lewis has his st rospeeet with
mouthpiece, Te ivtds
es in the memory: sharp anil vivid seenes
ry stan out thromgh amaze ut horror, as
schoolboy prank leads to some gruesome circumstances,
By Soutlern Writers,
Land,
240 pp. New
ceunistetel
sew cuitry.
Dixie Laut very. few Ameren collections
ooilt around «central theme of Ineality, Some fifteen
we contributed short stories and a few bits, of
thes ly one thi
Vrom “In the L ig
cant \Wise's tke" Ke
of subjects. Kor point of view alone, they are
iat to those wih would. knoe their perio
are excellent entertainment,
era will be
The Greatest Goud.
pp. Boston
$2.00, 285
ty Melle Willey
he retest jn,"
torical novel it is ¢
More than the usu
presented, As the plot unwinds, the
the nature of the work that
complished by Abrahan
mplicity a
tinetly. the
who him
TEN YEARS AGO IN: STATE COLLEG!
From the files of the News for Nov. 29, 1916
The
Breshme
when on Th
int camp, de
proved the
ir superiority aver the
track and field sports
ik they took their, rivals
very contest scheduled.”
ating, them in
evening, December 8th, the State College Hask
i
‘will open its season by playing RL PL in Troy.
dressed the student body Friday. ttt
ts Feuular weekly assembly fine aitori
es with Miss Jacl ir ad
mitinue to be well
Afternoon
wynt Johnstone
COLLEGE BRIBFS|)TAX DBLINQUENTS
vy. W. C.A, will conduct a special pre
christmas watelt service Wednesday
morning, from 7:43 until 8:00 o'etock,
ristinas carols will be su
2, W. C, A, Vespers Sunday
YW. GAs
espers will be in th
music has been
iss Fay's Class to Reunite
a he 2i4 class taught two years ago
y Miss Hele Bay, now wer
7 the Ca-op, te planning n, reuntn
sonday night, ‘The class will attend
aie Community Sing, after whieh they
will have refreshments,
ororities Entertain Faculty
lita Phi will have a Cheastinas party
vest Saturday for the alumni
Vhe sorority entertained children of
several faculty members: Saturday,
live
entertained Miss
structor in bial
evenins, Deed
~ostpone Classical Dinner
Classica! elth dinner of December
5 has heen postponed until at
cation,
"vit
wlathematics Club to Meet
Mathematics elu will meet ‘Thursday,
December I at four o'clock in room
201
Jerman Club to Have Party
(i clube will have Chiristinay
watttly Thursday evening, Geriatr earl
cil suimes will he on tlhe pronrtt,
Frarlatte A. Kerner, °2Y, iy ebuirinan,
Yo Give Christmas Party
imal Christ
By th
ren, home
amd sophomores, wall by
aiternoon, The children
Hresses made by the iresh
1 Chatty will distribute
Istinas presents fron the tree
will hae served,
‘
Upper
lis Edwards Speaks
Miss Maw Balwards
atthe A
jieht secretary
1 the hore ecottsaies
we ctage “Hives, AL that tine a pit
wre was taken of the girls whe took
art in the Rilen 1, Riehards play
Vriday,
Spanish Club Hears Miss Hill
Misys Mice 1. 14M, iustructor in
revel anit Spaanish, ave any ilnsteatent
tall before the he
chub \
jee am
‘Newman News”
The Federatian of
Cui Ni
hier is NH
NUH Newsy Net
year. Phe payer is sano
he elubs. Tt prints
sof every ¢lub,
ne aid to Pal
Aine Statord, (295 ar
sul
Marjorie
Phi Delta Pledges Four
Phi Delta
leomes. inte
avet Kundell,
th
‘ise ment
Sorority Receives Dr, Brownell
Ganuna Kappa Phi we
M. Brownell, assistant pro
“citi, ty an) honor
News Secks More Ads
‘The News’ business department is
his week conducting a special Christ
mas ad-saley campaigit, The work. is
charge oi Helen na, "27,
usiness manager,
Menorah Observes Chanukah
Merah celebrated the Jewish fest
i Ved-
. Gertrade
js chairman af the ar
Speaks to Chemistry Club
“How to get gasoline from coal” was
explained by Clarence Ne “28,
Temistry chub nn
nA
wecting,
taper on the
i
iniotey through more inte
Jf atoms" was re Vy Ki
“2K. tdi Mae Rose,
on papyrus,
the tullowing, is a list
neither paid their
made any expat
ee
Jean ownan
Keun Hruner
Samuel Cooper
Janette. Eisenberg,
Marion Harnbeck
Chaarlntie Krager
Hrothy. Landy
Frances: Moore
Robert Ross
Freshmen
Mary’ Dejan
Hci Hughes
Nbr Mill
ants wh
AN Wr
ay
of studer
student
rom OF
RISLEY TO LEAD TRIP
TO SCHUYLER MANSION
Fomorraw the Polatic
240) o'elue
siuial U3) ta thy
The arty will have th
al Seienee elu
ke Dr NW
Htisley, head af the histury sleparmucnt
will aveuanpany: the party
Phe Seluyler mansion is a tyes
Drteh heme af the Coban
Phe elu is Hing a 1
andy sate in the hi
27,
Helen Zimmer,
He eon tte
Sellorhonse, “29, and
2Y,
COA. Hidley, assis
histury, stoke
terdlay
the eth ane
is ehinrnnan ot
img of Malu!
vaalwethy Sa tly
WE prreddesse ot
MISS MORRIS, WINNER
OF GUESSING CONTEST
Miss Bi
Jessur nt papell
favessiing contest tw det
or ot titles af books whieh the Ci:
She su
swer is TM.
plied last
The correct a
ris this bees awarded
Mratessur Will Durant's
Iisa,” whieh Miss
mamiger of the Cosup,
Wook of the your 19,
Kowh ‘28, anil
1 hor sven
Mach will
Vhe TH dite
sit ail re
beth Morris, aaysista
wwe the Cup's
1 pe
¢ the nti
i 1250
Miss Mor
free copy ot
Sturyat Phi
Helen Te bas
Hartman,
gies
ATTENDS CONFERENCE
Miss Kathevine i. \
Vlieehing, Kane
Lia, vite iy Mute” Hah clei
ot Ei
Thank: ME Fee EDs.
Crt Law, whocedits, the pacity
corner in The Sehudastie wins toast
Tacninet, Dirt harle
whe tanght in summer
Several State Coby
es attended the convent
DR. COLLINS 18 CHAIRMAN
ing ihe tne
smite
siete
Seniors inthe
partment will en
homies faculty
» party Wealnesitay
home management fu
supper will he served a
home
tain
WANT YOUR
for the Christmas
Ws ti
his, amte,
ue itt
‘eniple,
Any student who plans to leave
Friday morning aay have his es
sit Colle
of are
rk a the recent
iaul Professional
le, Cullese phy
Health Fstcutont.”
TO ENTERTAIN |
FACULTY
tiie ent
at
eventing
nse,
1 sis 0
Tat
sk,
NEWS?
icatinn before
mailed te hin
auldress. anil
the tail box
27, subserip
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 10, 1926
“Normal” Building Burned 21 Years Ago; Charles, Fighting Flames fF ¢
TOAD MATYAS ale Br 5500 Ale Wine Hr Rae yn
tveaty minutes after the alarm had been
eee By Tunata L, Baea the dior af the Diener ipsrarene
1 B=
Alumni Committee Purchase the middle window essing was |
Adds Three More Lots To vse ancl a elowl of dense black sinoke | joe
buliding Site
for the ceilings, Handicapped by’ placing furnace and doo
ACQUIRE Y W.C.A, HOUSE] Cio pineit
‘eal facts which st e-e-| the lack of all fire-fisttinye apparats,| straetion,
Feave the seen and
Nearly $295,000 Is Pledged To} ‘"'"
erect A Residence Hall
For Women Hf the College were dest
sin the pure
AIT neath
unable to arrive
sitions uf the
ing was a
al to total de
tomorraw S We Cepend un Judgement Of
The Students”, Declares
Dr. Bruoacher
twa year:
Sty mind othy
streets, the
“Our no-eut
The cause of the fire was never
ly ay quisstble | ined,
i
“Fhe upper part of the building [&
SINC) ad tween in the the | O°
| ppery ty the fire alaene| igeuity: members lett sek that
" aera the %
a the preset sitesi a cveiing, The fire was discovered just
the most recent is the] tuys the State
Hand isstes to ritise money for the
tive hiottrs tater. It occurred oi Mon
lay iM aud on Wedueselay, classes
luni reside cole
Humnittee on buildings
inet Dee Numa
eutough
ned Dr,
judy
tanting af the new buildings tyr
eal hy the
idle aulequate classrooms
1 being, comlucted elsewhere,
Ne! tte Indy: soldered for two weeks. ! me
Hievees a member af the conn he erate eo the fit rime few tires were rescued ai nf "Perhaps it is
Moe tha 5,00 has beet pledged | Ne new girls’ ¢ Fhe rooms had WW! Snail portion of the hbrary books were/but T think Le
for the new dormitory to tue hilt at] On Ja N. 1905, when the ther: [heir Hours recently: « Waavei Thwvever, nearly everything
We meter wa
wal the street
reatstering ten Detow vere | he umes: The fire spread ia the
Hartridge cand State streets, To. the "Vperbhed, Six mouths later a secoud|
chal acres.
sement which was
riled on top af the six
Haul the three tun
urinal site at seven
oy Han
turin streets, an
1 Allany were a gare | aloove ashi foased the chemical wife. ataviall ta dl
ate and One [st fee smut banked with Inge stow drifts [soriess Mavis reached this stevartanent | yr
ree dats
havtes Wurilnwn, ehied eusineer whe! a chemical esplosion wheel conkd he
i yteoeot vomnletion Wis thirtytiith | feard: dive hhecks spre the: i
tard service Hn Meet wapueity, avis atl treetions, Tt thea reached the audi
fais revently rsivingg the
Fight at gay an Remway and State
wens pute
th an the fnnserent aot tle: fib
Arveds init where: in fifteen aninnites i thal
The committer tate ahve tattelit the wit as the State Nermutl | pelted rnin te the $8000 window pre
who the birt reshy
Willett
wile ead sittated on Avatlen street seated alien seats hicture hy the Cod
being rented te the VW. EAL We
wall joy der ated anf tomse, The yas aevamponied by Mis iranties aibarte Charley alee: aud an
treet, hy
Anite
Hallene site whieh
fy the orphan asylun.
vel Aue aah ages ones. Evan the audi [hates the nepharune wie pichacet ed
Whe ache ot ges SEAM te Man Ipesh ts ate Hiraty [Pen Innings erestedk, | Abt
sich A the tame. was chutes
ise watshosy i hie rear ot the name Was the beget
im Noooromwer ty abel it yes bee Wen on Hornet areived | lvaamement
‘vow; | MEMBERS OF DEBATING MRS. BASHFORD AGAIN \4SoPear! *!, Albany.0.Y.
Plattsburgh Game Here Tomorrow; As |
Two Open Dates Are On Schedule EDITS ALUMNI ORGAN
writ nie Neral
He tant The ttoeh OU eaten
: ; ||L, A, BOOKHIEM
Foouiit te uve al avec] RELIABLE MEATS
edited
VN ‘
Vriluis
and FRESH KILLED
POULTRY
wil |
Math
China
vow. t
Special Atention Given
tn Suvavity Honea
‘S| OBEDIENCE ESSENTIAL, ure Ane eu a
SAYS LAURA CHAPMAN "Ni °\00 0 \ 82" sour « [ie
Latin, is voactnny the juniors, aud Mis | 1h
Hf otetis HE Murry, assistant jptovessn
Se tee tiers ewe | QUALITY i 100
ictal SHOE REPAIRING ar Yet
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Py .
Christmas Slippers J. COSTANZO WAC ES
and Hosiery at ao PROP NUEL CH NORTH PEARL
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—= 36 and 38 Beaver Street Lovely gifts for Xmas
| Men's and Children's Wear
5) To College Students
“Dependable Flowers'’ L
We Trlegeaph Flowers tu all Parts ahect
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rable cand ty
aun exten
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Corner James ff iin a2 the seins SCIENTIFIC BEAUTY PARLOR
Phone Min 3775 Mail orders promptly filled
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Hiei anartes American Cleansers and Dyers PHONE SVERT: 4035
papntatioon, wh
1.30, 1 will ¢
ealtty nud eu
heating cant electric
meet Future demands.
We Glean and Dye all kinds of Ladies’ and Men's Complete Beauty Service
Wearing Apparel Hairdressing, Marcelling, Shing'ing, Dyeing, Manicuring Faclits, Sealp ‘treatments, ete.
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 10, 1926
RING WEDDING BELL
FUR COLLEGE GRADS
Alumni Quarterly Lists Names
Of 26 Graduates Who
Are Married
Wedding bells were frequent among.
State College grads this summer accord
ulate isthe ae
ing to a rezently
f
hn Frown,
Johnson
Ktussell Me Moare of
Marguerite Witver, 20, is
Harold Holmes, '21,
sinith;
ame the bride of
ick,
Winn Ttowelly Mee Nun Kea
married Dr
Jacob Epstein
Ruth Heminey
Harri
ton, at ph
valntiat'Mlise Mabel ‘ret
Jil, Solas Haye
rio Gerey, a
le, 2
Vbany
feeame
Flizabeth
this
In
became Me
: CUPID SHOOTS ARROWS
couple are living
Robert Hayne
© Mbee
THREE ALUMNAE WHO TEACH HERE
Bellows,
tors, in hioto
Miss
is a quiz insten
spectively,
AT 4 JUNE GRADUATES|
Mi
bri
Genevieve Harrett became the
of George Hubbard, June 21, her
Commencement day. Miss M
26, is married to George 1
CARRIE 7% B&O?
Courtesy Albany: Bveniny
:| MISS POWERS, TEACHER
IN CHINA, ON FURLOUGH
415, is home on a fur
ma Clarke is now Mrs, R
Nica
tall
ter! front
scl
se Powers,
foul from
ition at
i
BETH OGLEBY, ‘26, WEDS
Heth Oxley, “2h,
Ih Islessi
<a seraduate of Union
Larvard Liew sell, Codlewe silammi it
vale pperstiule seme
in the, Orient tv
19 Pairs Of Sisters, 5 Pairs Of Brothers
And Sisters Listed In Student pore!
Nineteen pairs sf
sail five jar
Victor
er, Ivan A,
Sil
\
1 "|
avd Miva, |
leer and Marysret Den
Kinsella,
Watern
Klein Market
331 CENTRAL AVENUE
Choice
Meata, Poultry
and Vegetubles
join the faculty vi
CUBS TO HAVE EXAMS;
FORM HEADLINE CLASS
St. Faith's.”
wetily
« News stall who
s eijtivalent
i
« fd y
This will he
Garty,, Kon
French, “20 desk editor,
Se : anes Murray
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If you see ONE
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Outside Work, Commuting Called Harmful
you would be healthy
ww Faculty committee
published in
What to eat i
‘outlined by the
on student health, ina
he 1926-27 edition ofthe
handbook.
The advice. supplen
juarents ofthe. fr ing th
the three most important things to
if good health is to be n
wh
meal time pre
Ss neat hetw m
The need {aes sweets should be met
the reytlar desserts or candy eaten at
the end of the mc
ants at by
deprived of ral
example, whole wheat or rye bread” pro~
vides tore nourishment” than white
-| brea,
vise that “Tea and coffee are not foods at
forty-five efall,” ‘They should be sparingly used
should Milk or cocoa are nutritions, heverages
Young people living at home," the
‘lay not realize how directly
ding food are}
their good he
Concerning
knowledge of
is mol yet a part of
y)
cs- | upon their own responisibilil
ty minimize the impartanee
Is a day eaten withont
haste and at regular hones are essential
fg tyes.
2. Mt feast a pint af milk: should he
inetd cay, al the
wwle not normal in nd weight
quart is safer. CPhis in hey
mand in cooked fads.)
'y- vewetaes shawl he eaten
at least mice daily: anid ane ar two ether
tions of
in studies iv
126 revealed
: WOODARD TO SERVE ON
TRUSTEES AID SOCIETY
man of the Manni Reneti
ommittee ta stee
GOLDEN'S “PIGS” COMING
Jun Golden's 1
Capital theater Monday, ‘Tuesday and
Wednesday, with Wallace Ford,
Markel, Gerirnde Augarde, May Buck
les, George Henry ‘Trader, Philip | Weoshard, wt
Harrison, “Hluine “Temple, Emerson [40 slr euamnitiee ‘i ile) al
Vreacy, Frederick Malcolm, and Wil-| atin committee are Stanley Heason,
iam Cox in the cast [IM and Katoh A. Hever, 2 fastrue
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THE QUALITY STORE
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H We Suggest
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Are Also Acceptable
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For Your Convenience
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 10, 1926
5
PRESENT CONDITIONS
IN MEXICO EXPECTED,
SAYS FATHER COLLINS
Present conditions in Mexico are a
wattteal outcome of the country’s his
tory, the Rey, John J. Collins, spiritual
er ta Newatan club,
i ay, December |
“Ht wi unfortunate ta
the Catholic Chareh was united 9
the temporal power in Mesico,” |
Collins deckared
memb
her
Kor the king was
gwar almost complete control aver the
temporal powers ob te Chureh, ‘this
was Galheanisin at its worst
“rhe Indians, thom
times exempt front the atiluence of the
Holy, Othee. “the pumshment of
heretics was only to protect the
Chureh,
Miter 30D years of power
was overthrowin an T80L, wh
revolt for independence was:
Mexico wis not a
ing of the
iereal_ engineer
that Spain
cis. By ce atany
devil hi ie iret
Prt nse press en the Auneriea cen
cel ty atid the est hook | »
ma pried here,
dist netinn between
nicl tHe writings the
history
Mile Artecs
‘The lectures on Mexican es
will he consid hy Pater Collin
ator Christmas.
CANTZRBURY CLUB TO
HAVE PARTY SATURDAY
‘ he (lee hubs unter Mekaniv: Cran
Canterbury. elus's brie pat x , 4 Melanie: Cram
tomurroy al 2M) a ehack ti the pat ste 27, saul the orchestra unter the direc
Schirei hee [yy Sita Mats : oti wt Marevlla Street, “22, ill he
Vackets| Vitae s Kubalph Ke Mth, cil bath heard luring, fntermissint
iterate |
Hilde Hanchi
fur Ie
ts,
He ell will have: its annual hat
was party for ehikiren at Trin
dement ‘Thursday. Mev
tend any Cane during. the
meats: “Dorathy yi
told the] Yo M, ¢
.| NEWS MEMBERS PLAN
Ty is tre that the je he
destroyed, but the |e
tis SEVERAL ARE PLEDGED
Y.M.C.A. NOT TO SEND |Dr.
CONFERENCE DELEGATES}
The College Y, Me
hot send a delegate to the Natio
ference kee, Wiseon
comber
mnitiee here, “Che men
expected before the
rea vet tines” Can
ir
ese Ye ML CoA. is the only
its type There i
Jensen dec said dite to
Y.W.CA, COMMITTEE TO |p
proeeeemeew® work") VISIT’ ALBANY ASYLUM
he te members Ie joined, the) phy
atticers will be elected 7
' esse Jwoe.
social service committee of Y,
A. will visit the Mthany rp
afternoon, Spe
he tld, toys will he taken
aid holiday: jondies. will
PARTY FOR TOMORROW '
| be distributed,
Members wf the News sit wil 4 Le MALE WY AE RATe
ble cyt the News el CMtst- Ta Citas pry ale Ture
oa Sete hs can.
ha rer Sant 0) Thursday a Yo We CL AL divetission
will he presen +P eroup met at da’ fined sittt ans.
no) Willa Mo Fron 22 Earnie ie 4
iM. Feet 2), were st ga this questi I yan were si
at
Tins recall vat the elects [ety to come on this campus, dine
Kern sevtet uniil the party, [the first twee weeks, what wonld be |
ee cluirmen ane supper, Vit’ [art
entertainment, Thelma
| MILNE HIGH WILL GIVE
THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS
BY KAPPA DELTA RHO), "0 otto.
pms me; oa tt la aes ee
pe teate Jy Iii Bay: me phy
Ward | lirected by Marcella Street, "27 |
Andrews Is Speaker At Omicron Nu Tea;
150 Guests Coeerite Ellen Richaras Day
S thins yout wou eriticive?" ff]
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Y.W.C.A. BAZAAR NETS
MORE THAN $400 GAIN
Y.W.. CA. ba
more than $400,
Nite statement cannot be
aoe of the bills and several
tended
year, probably
hong the bi
ised in church
Lerzder,
and’ Professar 2
er, ale
well adver-
pers. aid
The comm
Sorority: bane
Margaret
min oF the
Stontenburgh, "28, was ch
Supper,
Chris'mas Cards
Most Beautiful Christmas Cards
We Have Ever Shown
Se to $1.00 Each
Christmas Gifts
ramed Mottoes
srpetual Calendars
ShoulJ Visit the Home of
Boulevard
Mik
ef the most modern
racter's Pen and Pencil Sets
Waterman's—Moore’s Fountain
Pens
‘harp Pencils
tationery, Etc,
i the eat
nniqtie
stlevard Dairy Co., Inc,
231 Third St, Albany
Te'ephone West 1314
“The Sunlight Dairy"
Brennan’s
Cor. Washington and Lake Aves,
Opp. High Schoo!
ENGLISH 20 STUDENTS
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hone
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Teaninipln evi, assis
tant prof ssor at hate eeumutities, bits
returned from Lonisy He Keatiehy
where he attended the annual
tenths astic
the convention,
wil be in
meu ‘Thhuratay a Le
tld Gesell Tait CI al
¥ Morrisey, 26, Mary ‘Thump
20 and Margaret Kelly wee
Weekecnd guests at the Chie Signe
Hheta house 7
Kappa Delta aimemiees the may
faze of Marian Burney vd
N te Wallan 1 ui
Now Vork city
Martha
Mir
Mrs, Relwart Rouse nev
State Scholarship Money Here;
Expect DistributionNext Week
according (1)
secretary to the pres
‘The “checks will he distributed
throweh the sturlent anil bux west
week,
|
*Not only more books in the
‘ mors homes using books”
have, your, gift book
jel dirs after vacation,
Buy wor presents: | The
famous George Plowman etchings
and some from France $1.00 up,
Come in to see our State seal
Chr'stmas. cari |
The pri penny above cost.
Holiday Posteards are six for five
at ut
bf
iy
Beak
Cents | AN
Visit the “CO-OP”
: ‘O-OP 336 CENTRAL AVE,
/Daggela Book Shelf | Phone West 2037
DANCE LOVERS ATTENTION!
ly invited to attend our weekly dance held every Sat
American Legion Hall, Washington Avenue.
You are cord’
urJay evening in the
Admission 50¢ Sigma Lambda Nu, Inc,
THE COLLEGE PHARMACY
Merchandise at the lowest possible prices
RIGHT PRICES - RIGHT QUALITY - RIGHT SERVICE
il N. Lake Aves. Albany, N. Y.
Cor. Western
5 % Discount --
If you bring this ‘‘ad’”’ with you
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Hosiery—Sipper_ Buckles—
Boudoir Slippers,
Griffin's Shoe Shop
115 State St,
CLOTHES —
Ready-made
And Cut to Order
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BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT
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The character of the suits and
overcoats tailored by Charter House
will earn your most sincere liking.
Steefel Brothers
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, DECEMBER 10, 1026
Break Jamaica Relations
"OT WINS BATH MEET,
SCORING 46 POINTS
Sophomores Rate Second With
13 Points In Women's
Contest
Scoring forty-six points, the seu
won first place in the girls’ swimming
meet ‘Tuesday night, ‘The sophomores
second’ with 13 points, and. the
men were third with 12 points.
‘The juniors. won no points. | Bertha
Kian, 27, took first place with 19 points,
beth Bender, '27, second, with 12
points, Helen ‘Tompkins, '27 and Esther
Waters, ‘30, tied for third place with 10
pounts a
“The following peopte won first, secotd
and third place in these events: Form
swimming—back stroke, frst, Esther
Waters, 30; second, Helen Tompkins,
27; third, eth ender, '27,
Hreast strcke—first, Berth
abeth Hender,
27; third,
Hlizabeth Hendler,
am, '27;. third,
1 Tompkins, (27, and Ruth MeNut |
27, ie
Cra rst, Esther Waters, 30; see
ond Bertha "Zajan, '27; and Helen
imapkinns, third, .
Single overarm—first, Emily Caurles | |
Ly Ruth
i, Elizabeth Bender;
MeNutt, ,
Surface diving for form—first, |
aja secon, Ruth MeNutt:
Ali a
mage
‘Tompkins, “2
third, Ruth
Ni
mwas first in the Ni
Refore Christin Hmily. Crarles,
aan Helen I, '30, third.
swore
nightyowt q
ied cate, and ve perso who swat
the farthest and quickest with the candle
still Tighted was winner.
Inv the relay rave betvean the freshnien
j the seniors ul
freshmen and juniors
were
Ruther f
n
he jules
meet coffer
cake were served.
STATE CRUMPLES IN
SECOND HALF AFTER
BRILLIANT OFFENSIVE
After trailing on the
14 seore hn the
hers Training. schoo
ied to score a 32 to 29 vie
the State Colle
game. of the
night’
wit forthe ‘visitors oul of six games
played to date
State was un
short cl of a
st Half th
quintet
ry over
neg
Het stapes
the attack of the visitors in the
half, Metneny for the
Lone Island ti ixlt scorer
of the game with six field goals aud
three fouls for a total of fifteen points,
Nephew scoring of the
am with twelve points, but the
Hloor work of Carr and Herney was
ba
and Gold, at times when Stat
to go completely tw pieces hut C
Nashed through with brilliant attacks,
nthe preliminary game the Albany
Hh school second team defeated Milne
Ih. school’s five, 19 to 13, Axelrod
for Albany and Exgleston for Milne
were the leading scorers.
FOURTEEN GIRLS DEFY
COLD TO GO TO CAMP
Fourteen College girls braved the cold
snow fast week-end at the Girl
m
i
"are
camp.
ink everyone enje
through the sow, the si
fire and the spirit of hi
Varsity, ‘30 Victors-
‘27 Wins Bath Meet, Takes Court Tourney
fal to the team and to the College
hh he had served so well for two
years, Anthony, -Kuczynski,
roved again Saturday night that he is
ie sort-of chap who aut be depended
“PRtezyuiski was absent from practice
iy afternoon, the final practice which
‘he College five ended a month's: stremn-
vus_pre-season work. He was in New
York, where his uncle had just died, but
Saturday. night when it came time for
Kucaynski was on hand,
> young children orpl
a
mele hy
“Tony” Sets Grief Aside To Defend State;
Plays Game, Then Cares For Uncle’s Orphans
stricken by grief though
alized that the “Purple and
me
But “Tony,”
he was,
‘old needed him in Albany and he
back,
Basketball fans who watched the
game noted that he was not up to his
ttl form, bite they dit Mot Rtow. the
was paired ur of the oppose
ing Jamaie
m: Mit, he did hi. bes
team and after the game was over he
tool another train back tw New York,
QUIT RELATIONS WITH
JAMAICA TEACHERS
FUK USING KLINGER.
tate College will break athletic reli~
ys with Jamaica Teachers ‘Training,
schuol of New York City, ‘The athletic
incensed over the dis-
1 least three professio
were used hy Jamai
nit (the gate
ingers"
call tea Si aus
ck Humphrey, rote
nl
ne, aud to several "others,
of his players were profe
not -cannected with the
these or five nights a
York with different teams
he is: said to have at:
in New
$5 ane,’
initted.
Coeh Hiker said that the game will
vrobably not he protested because it was
played in no Teague, Hut it is extremely
lout ful HF Jamaica ill appear on fu
ture ¢ baskethll schedules,
MMe Lamctl gnntsarruoged. twee
wo schouls: for next springs may also be
vancelled,
STATE FRESHMAN FIVE
DEFEATS SILVER STARS
Maying a good defensive game, the
Stat: lens, Troan Wie neal
wan defeated
sub af AV
was, the high
gjume with six field goals
Kenter was high: scor
The freshmen appeared in the
uniforms,
ew
JUNIORS ARE DEFEATED
vietory
inst halt
miday. alter
res Ted in the
il Hetty Raton featured
phomores while Dorothy
s higgh scorer for the juniors
vENIORS LEAD WITH
FOUR VICTORIES ON
INTERCLASS SLATE)
The
vaskethall series. wi
yer,
ns are I
ng in the girls
1 4 victories in the
‘The sophomores. rank
_ thre the five
juniors are next
Metaries in five games, Ureshe
ve lost all af the four games
of
layed,
The closest scores are shown in the
35 North Pearl St, at Maiden Lane
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
Rayon Underwear $1.00 to $2.98
Silk Chemise $1.98 to $9.98
Silk Night Gowns $3.98 to $12,
Silk Hosiery $1.00 to $2.98
Umbrellas $3,98 to $7.98
Time
is precious during the Ghelatnas
season, Don't waste it by goit
down town for a ‘Marcelle, ‘Get
one at the
High School
Beauty Shop
9 North Lake Avenue
Phone West 914-M
You Will Find
JUST THE GIFT YOU WANT
HERE
LAVENDER BOOK SHOP
25 Washington Ave,
J. Merritt Brundige, Prop.
Open Evenings
Feachers and Students at State
Colles may draw, books all the
latest in fiction) from our Toi
L
trary, ea tay’ aud we will Got
dled the group,” Helen ‘Tompkins, '27,
chairman of week-end committee, said,
require ‘deposit. _|
BALLAGH'S
Exclusive Haberdasher
849 Madison Ave,
Albany, N. Y.
We are handling advertised
merchandise in a big variety.
When you are in this vicinity
the next time drop in this shop
that caters to _men only. A
ir will convince you of ‘this
fact,
Specials
Crew Neck Sweat
Kroadelath Shir
Sheep Lined C
ick
Kucaynski played hard, but he |
inst the
DRILLS 10 FEATURE
GYM MEET MONDAY
Will Exhibit Marching Tactics,
Boxing Sica, Aad General
Marching taetien by all classes. with
pperehiss
clogs by the sophomore
calithenies hy ithe fresline
instructor
Many thik nea
iss Elizabeth Ward and Miss
Helding, both of the physical
fon department of the Albany
c school aysten,
r the valley ball interetass
the Judes
micrs. The
of tlhe sew
‘eran ai
ire. deciding
an geil ie th
jorjunior and
kamies which will he
xyin frolic tonight
An, invidunt
sophomie
pl
in whiel a set
exercise and apparatus, work: will he
renuieed ix acheduted, individual
micet_ is open to all classes this. y
not just underclassmen as was. the
velyn Graves, (29,
f the individua
Next Mon, Tues, and Wed.
Matinee Wednesday
John Golden Presents
‘A Comic Romance of Youth
“PIGS”
with
WALLACE FORD
_ LINA MERKEL
and a Distinguished Cast
Scats Now on Sale
75¢ to $2.75; Mat.
50c to $1.65
Eves: Wea,
LELAND
HOME 0.
TEM CLASSICS
All Next Week
CONRAD NAGEL
OLATRE WINSOR
in
“TIN HATS)
Nights 25¢
C. H. BUCKLEY, Ownor
CLINTON
SQUARE
SIVE PICTURE
ENCLL
AN Next Week
“SHIPWRECKED”
Nighy. 250 Matinees 15¢
Individu
133 No, Pearl St,
We Cut Your Hair to Fit Your Head
Hair Dressing in all its Branches
12 Master Barbers PA LT ADINO8s tener marcetters
Phone Main 6280
al Styles
Albany, N. ¥.
42 Broadway
In conjunction with our millinery we are opening a new—
GIFT DEPARTMENT
In it you will find many beautiful
medium priced Pocketbooks—Booke
and many others,
You Will Find a
Hand Made Pillows, Lamp Shades and Dolls— a very fine assortment of
I novelties for your Xmas presents—
nds—Lamps—Perfume Containers
Visit Worth While
Students andl Groups at
will be giv
Mills Art Press
PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
special catention
@
‘tate College for Teachers
394-396 Broadway Main 2287
Printers of State College News
Until Christmas.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
CRAIG P. BALLAGH
Business Department
15 DAYS
n Let’s avoid the last
minute rush by doing our shopping
here in Albany now.
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