ALFRED.. N. Y., FEBRUARY 10, 1914

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1 FIAT VOL. I ALFRED.. N. Y., FEBRUARY 10, 1914 LUX NO. 13 MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCI-1 FARMERS' WEEK, FEB ; ASSEMBLY, FRIDAY, FEB. 6 vion, go forth from h Preprtions re under wy for ATION At Assembly lst week, cstle nd s he psses thru h bigger nd better Frmers' The second meetg postponed from Wednesdy to cstle gte, leper crouchg Week thn ever before held AlSouth-Western section New Fridy, Mr. Edwrd Abner tber mery nd desoltion, 'red. In recent yers some 1000 York Stte Modern Lnguge Thompson, Boston, who pre- begs lms, nd how, high dto 1300 people hve ttended Assocition ws held on Sturdy, sented "Hiwth" t Acd- d, shrkg from lothnstitute nd mny more re exfeb. 7, 1914, t Wellsville emy Fir, on Thursdy eveng, some sight, proud knight pected th yer. High School, Wellsville, N. Y. rendered delightful progrm. throws him goldpiece, which beggr will not tke, becuse Th yer first time tht The orgniztion section The tirst number ws pre deed not done chrity ;he stitute hs been under lrgely due to work Dr. senttion "The Vion Sir but rrognce. For mny direct supervion N. Y. S. P. E. Titsworth th plce, who Lunfl." with two musicl yers Sir Lunfl wnders, but A., nd through efforts for some time hs been member terludes dpted from Ibsen's ccomplhg nothg, spendg Asst. Director C. O. DuBo, some Stte orgniztion. The "PeerGynt." first expressh strength nd substnce fuforty-one spekers will be here progrm ws s follows: g joy nd fulness tilely, t lst returng poverhroughout week. 10:30 A. M. The Aims Modern youth nd hope, second porty to fd h erldom usurped Mondy known s Frm Bur- tryg sdness nd emptilnguge Techg by flse ksmn, nd pusg Dr. P. B. Titsworth eu Dy nd Techers' Dy. ness ge nd filure. Pr. 11:00 A. M. Techg First Yer Specil progrms hve been pret gte, beholds g Weed, t po, terpreted _ Modern Lnguge leper, with whom, Chrt pred for ech se subjects. music with h usul skill, Frederick Betz, Tuesdy potto dy. On th nd dded mterilly to p- pity, now he shres h crust nd Hed Germn Dept., gives him to drk from h cup. Est High School, Rochester dy re will be held potto precition redg. And n he wkes, s lep1:30 P. M. Stereopticon Lecture on show, pottoes beg conmr. Thompson troduced er, trnsformed to glorious Germn Pters Neteenth tributed by frmers. CompeCentury tent judges will judge exhibit first number by n explntion beg, rewrds him for th deed Dr. H. C. Dvidson, A lesson ltrutic spirit, nd tells him tht holy gril Cornell University, nd ribbons will be wrded. tught by poem. "There re none or thn cup from Pres. Stte Modern Lnguge poultry show will be held throughassocition week nd re will be ccess beutifulthgs round us," he which he hs chrity, given 3:00 P. M. Methods Germn Tech- to potto exhibit durg sid, "on every hnd, but him wter; nd Sir Lunfl, g Dr. Dvidson most beutiful ll hu- light gret truth entire week. In very msterly pper, Dr. mn soul, no mtter wht tht bursts upon him. sees tht There will be terestg lectitsworth dcussed Aims tellectul bs for its concep- h best service to open h tures on specil subjects on ech Modern Lnguge Techg. They tion. But beuty ten hert to ll, nd gldly welcome or dys. re cquition words hidden or mrred, conceled un- rich nd poor, high nd low to new lnguge, purely der mfortune, poverty or s. cheer h hll. "It I. P. A. lgutic side, nd more importone gret objects th Cstle Arrognce," sid Mr. Under direction Alnt, development per- fred Legue I. P. A. four poem to show.tht under Thompson, "which we should try sonlity student nd college pressors hve pre- gretest mfortunes soul to overcome." stimultion n terest nd pred lectures on "Wht Al- still exts. In "The Vion It impossible to describe sympthy for foreign ntions. cohol?" They re to be given SirLunfel" most lothsome wonderful qulity Mr. ThompMr. Betz Rochester Est every or Mondy night t 8 ll deses, leprosy, tken son's voice, terpretg its High School ws unble to be o'clock Kenyon Memoril Hll, s dgue, but from it wide rnge, depths tenderness, full beuty soul t lst present. H pper ws red by s follows: pthos, sweetness, J03', nd shes forth. The lesson to Ms Bldw Wellsville. Mr Feb. 9 As Chemt Sees It crgg nd shrkg n unbetz, who lst five yers Pr. Bole lern to pprecite tht beuty nmed horror, thru medium hs revolutionized Germn Feb- 23 As Biologt Sees It ll dgues, nd tht our t- which, ided, by gesture, he techg h school, outled Pr. Bennehf titude towrd those round us mde h herers run with him nd dcussed h method hi Mrch 9 As Economt Sees should be not dd or su- brod scle humn emopper. It Pr. Norwood periority towrd those who re tions, while he held m spelldr. Dvidson's lecture on Ger- Mrch 23 As Church Mn less fortunte, not ferior. And bonnd by power h perre even selfh motive for mn Art, ws very enjoyble. 11 Sees It Pr. Greene sonlity To be pprecited he th, for re no hppess ws illustrted with slides givg A very terestg nd strucmust be herd nd seen, nd reproductions pictures tive series progrms re ex- like tht comg from n unself- those who hve hd th good periods. He trced de pected nd I. P. A. vites h deed. It th lesson tht fortune hve crried wy with velopment rt through college nd griculturl students Sir Lunfl lerns. m memory which must long Clssic, Romntic nd Reltic nd townspeople to come nd And n he told briefly I bide with m nd cheer m schools ptg nd work enjoy mselves nd lern some- story poem; how SirLun on ir wy. As trnsition bockl. thg th gret problem t Ifel, bout to strt on h serch from serious to gy, Mr, sme time. Contued on pge eight Contued on pge five i for holy gril, sees himself,

2 N. Y. S. A. CAMPUS CHAPEL TALKS CERAMIC NOTES HAPPY! THOUGHTS Pr- C. 0. DuBo spent Pr. Mede enterted Ms Greenwood techg The Pie^iessive week-end Ithc. students chpel on Tuesdy by smll clss rttic ntomy. Primg t Wellsville Hrley Robon ws vited by n ddress on knots, hitches nd The new lntern purchsed by will show me splices. He expled nd demon- school hs been tried nut nd h bror lst week. smple job strted uses nd methods before it's primms Emm Cole, '13, ws found to be entirely stfctory. ed. Write over tyg wll knot, timber cmpus vitor lst week. The Cermic Society met lst nd sk for n hitch, nchor bend, clove hitch, ide. You'll get Arthur Booth entertg h time t home Pr- Bole. tut le hitch, sheepshnk, rope one. friend Frnk Lenox Bufflo. W. G. Whitford spoke upon '' Certckle, squre knot, nd bowle Mr. Remsen ws enterted t knots. Ag students should be mic Art." Progressive Prtg Co. dner by R. I. U. Sturdy. f mi Lir with ll se nd ors New cses hve rrived for Wellsville, N. Y. Roger Kilts went home lst, for y re much use to books, pottery, nd drwg. Some more new books nd modelg week sufferg from very sore frmer. stools re expected soon. throt. Thursdy morng we were dseverl girls hve begun work Albert Stright hs purchsed dressed by Den M on "ReliTHE NEW YORK STATE upon ir sun-dils. Th one Berkshire pigs gion." He sid tht frmers esschool OF AGRICULTURE Stte Frm. pecilly should be religious for new undertkg, but every one Wyne Mrsh ws tken sick y re prtnership with God egerly hopg tht success will At Alfred University lst Tuesdy nd went to hthrough nture. Every one re- follow. Lst Thursdy fternoon home Jsper. ligious some wy, but religion Mses Greenwood, Bns, Clrk fers strong prcticl courses Agri not true religion unless it The students N. Y. S. A. will culture nd Home Economics, toger hold potto show on Thursdy mkes one better. H tlk ws nd Meritt were enterted t with brod generl trg. night, Feb. 19. Th contest very spirg nd ws ppreci- studio Ms Lill Shermn nd Mrs. Lloyd Wtson. between clsses, prize be- ted by ll who herd him. Three yer courses for grdutes common schools Th semester Junior girls g silver cup. In plce chorus sgg Fridy morng we were enterted re to do dependent work Two yer course for high school by Edwrd Abner Thompson cermic lbortory. The techers COUNTRY LIFE CLUB grdutes Those who ttended Country Boston. He sng few pieees re hopg tht severl fe pieces Life Club lst week, enoyed nd n to show tht re ws pottery will be produced long Specil short wter course s much melody good spekg, les lid mtt glzes nd followg progrm : For ctlogue, ddress, he recited two poems. The p- under-glze work. Vocl Solo Mrs. W. J. Wright pluse nd spirit yell Henceforth no one to use W. J. WRIGHT, Director. Redg Ms Bker which Mr. Thompson received molds not belongg to mselves Alfred, N. Y. Current Topics Mrs. Buck showed tht h entertment without permsion from Pr. Glengs Mr. Schondorff ws much pprecited. Bns or Pr. Montgomery, nd Music Mr. Trv n only under condition tht Pper Mr. Wdus Redg Mrk Snford WESTERN NEW YORK CLUB molds will be well clened Music John Buck & Co. On Fridy night first meet- fter use. FOR GOOD THINGS The clss dvnced drwg The vice president, Mr. Peet, g Western New York TO EAT presided. Club N- Y. S. A. ws held. The begn pose drwg lst Wednesdy fternoon. Any one who Th week election fi- followg ficers were elected: COME TO THE cers. Let ll be re nd be sure Pres., Stnley Dunn; Vice Pres., willg to pose for clss will confer gret fvor to rt detht our dues re pid. John Beebe; Sec, L. Mrt; Tres., Ed Weheimer; Cor. Sec, prtment, s well s better me. Srdeson. The purpose selves fncilly, if y will fer N. Y. S. A. BANQUET ir services. The bord trustees nd fc- club to keep touch with ech The Newrk, N. J. Museum sulty N. Y. S. A. enjoyed or fter severl members socition hs requested Pr. hve grduted. It lso plnforml bnquet t Agriculturl Bns to prepre for m, n exhll, Wednesdy night. A very ned to hve cert plce where hibit illustrtg mkg members will meet once yer elborte menu ws prepred nd pottery ll its stges. A specil served by Home Economic de- nd tlk over events vse form hs been designed nd pst, present, nd future. SPECIAL SUNDAY NIGHT prtment. It ws s follows: mould mde. A number se Oyster Cocktil Croutons pieces hve been produced s ilchicken LUNCH Bouillon Sltes Tht 2500 students 100 col- lustrtions. The exhibit will be Rost Lmb Mshed Pottoes leges nd universities hve l- shipped to Newrk before end ROAST AND FRICASSEE 20c Crrots Pes redy studied liquor problem month. The reveltion Moqu Sld Brown Bred Sndwiches clsses under pressoril led- kiln, which hs been fitted with Pepple Pyrmid Cke ership durg first hlf gs connection, will be used to After dner guests re- school yer nd tht totl cool pieces slowly. tired to room 22, which ws very number such students will prettily decorted. They were rech 5,000 durg yer A grpe fruit lemon tht n served with cfee nd spent gt recent bullet In remder eveng tercollegite Prohibition ssoci- hd chnce nd took dvntge HURLBURT & CHURCH, Proprietors. tion. it. socil time. Alfred Cfe

3 FIAT EUX most desirble time for trnsevery STUDENT msion wireless wves fowes it to h fmily to protect ter drk. In wter thimself mospheric conditions re lso more suitble thn summer, so Why not with best Compny, tht just now most stfcthe EQUITABLE? tory seson for receivg wirew. H. CRANDALL, less messges. Dtrict Mnger, The New York Sun hs commercil sttion t Syville which Alfred, N. Y. high power. Messges re FOR THE NEXT FOUR DAYS beg sent out nightly from here FARLEY & TRUMAN between hours 9 to 11, p. Tonsoril Artts Get n Erly Pick M. On ccount ir comprbasementtive nerness- se messges ROSEBUSH BLOCK re received very loudly nd Alfred, N. Y. B. S. B A S S E T T, Alfred, N.Y. clerly lmost ny night. They const news items nd stock AT RANDOLPH'S reports which re picked up by our le ships nd used lter newspcandies Wireless telegrphy still THE UNIVERSITY WIRELESS pers or bullets; lso personl lwys fresh nd best. its fncy nd enltment RECEIVING- STATION messges to nd from pssen- Corner West University nd M Durg erly prt lst its help for improvement gers on shipbord nd friends on Streets semester lrge eril, 160 feet commercil reltionships just shore; or even terntionl comlong nd forty feet high ws now begng to ssume com- munictions re sent through R. BUTTON, ALFRED, N. Y. stretched between tower mndg ^proportions. Almost th sttion. Deler Kenyon Memoril Hll nd dily one my red estball Kds Hides The importnce wireless to Fresh, Slt nd Smoked Mets, mst on north wg Bb lhment some new commer- se-gog vessels ws prcticlly cock Hll. Th ws first cil high power sttion. The demonstrted durg recent Oysters nd Oyster Crckers seson Cll or phone your order step estblhment completion trns-atlntic storms on tne Gret Lkes when sendg sttion t Berl so wireless receivg sttion by so mny bots were wrecked, Physics deprtment. The re-recent tht with week over dozen beg lost nd n We do not belong to ceivg struments, prt President hs replied to con- equl number beg seriously MUSIC DEPARTMENT which were mde Univer- grtultory messge from K- imperilled. Not vessel tht ws sity shops, re locted er Wilhelm, which messge ws lost ws equipped with wireless. but we do sell north-est corner physicl lso received t sttion t Al- Alfred gld to be numbered VICTROLAS lbrtory. "While comprtive- fred. Th messge ws for-with those who re terested wrded through lrge commerly smll expense hs been put on th new nd fsctg mode nd y furnh some best equipment, result hs cil sttion t Syville, L. I. music communiction. Gret results been most stfctory, for mes- The wireless wves re trns- my be expected ner fusges re dily beg received mitted by er with ture, if improvement s lrge V. A. BAGGS & CO. from vrious prts coun- speed light (186,000 miles per nd s rpid s it hs been try, especilly from bots on second) nd hve ir source t immedite pst. To speculte Gret Lkes nd some high eril sendg sttion. on future nseless; but to GO TO STILLMAN'S powered government nd ndth eril connected with wtch its growth nd rep its for high-tension electric dchrge benefits now privilege commercil sttions. School Supplies Twice dily, from 11:55 to 12, which rel source every Alfred student. Vitors Sttionery M-, nd from 9:55 to 10, P. M.,energy tht trnsmitted. And re lwys welcome, nd ppotcollege Text Books stndrd time signls re re-when suitble struments re ments my be mde whereby Spldgs Sportg Goods ceived from lrge govern- connected with some or eril vitors my be sure herty Apollo Chocoltes ment nvl sttion t Arlgton, so tht electricl current reception nd more detiled V., few miles south Wsh- sme electricl dimension xplntion thn possible F. E. STILLMAN gton. These signls re es- s tht sendg sttion, th brief rticle. ALFRED, N. Y. pecil terest, becuse y re electricl oscilltions re set up lso beg picked up simultn- receivg sttion, which Cotrell & Leonrd ACADEMY FAIR eously by French govern- my be detected by mens Albny, N. Y. ment t Eifel tower Pr, sensitive telephone receivers. The spirit evidenced by By mens signls used for let dtnce some 3800 miles Cdemy students rrngg O f f i c i l M k e r s cif from Arlgton. The sendg ters, words re spelled out nd md crryg out Fir, lst Cps, Gowns nd Hoods pprtus t Arlgton uto- sentences built up, nd commu- week,. worthy note- The To Americn Colleges mticlly connected with niction estblhed between J'ir ws success every wy. nd Universities, f r o m Atlntic to Pcific, stndrd clock, so tht every pots tht re fr seprted, Why? Becuse ech studeut Cl^s Contrcts Sppciltv second, wireless wves re speedfor some reson, not complete- worked, nd worked with Correct Hoids for ll Deg out every direction, over ly expled, trnsmsion true school spirit, kd engrees, Rich Robes for Pul erth's surfce, nd my be wireless wves ffected by ergy tht brgs results. Three pit nd Bench. received by ny who my cre condition ir, nd cheers for old Acdemy, its Bullet, smples, etc., on request. to rech out nd get m. presence light, so tht students, nd new po! LISTEN Any Overcot up to $20,00 reduced to $

4 FIAT LUX perhps one or two frosty, wged crows, flyg o'er desolte scene, seekg v for restg plce. Friends, friends, heed our wrng leve immeditely if you would void destruction its most cruel form- g' scred, time-honored customs nd trditions our lyce- OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S urns. Do not let se proceedpublhed weekly by students gs longer proceed, lest our lyalfred University. ceums suffer defets telligent centers scholrly ttrction. I-lditor--Cliief We mt tht lecture numrobert D. Grwood, '14 bers should be mde to ccord with lyceum sessions sted Divided Into Five Big Lots For Amtnt Editors Are we gog to hve lyceum converse. T. D. Tefft Th Sle regulrly evry Sturdy night 11. A. Hll or re we gog to postpone se ALUMNI Associte Editors meetgs every time few Ms Berth Anns, '02, CornA. Trv, N. Y. S- A. Our entire stock high grde most loyl members se orl. W. Crwford, '14 g spent week-end with Mrs. Fncy Worsted nd Cssimere A. McCoon, '15 gniztions hve to ttend J. B. Clrke. Susn Hooker, '15 Suits hs been reduced to prices movie show or go on strw ride? El McLen, '1G Ms Len Frnk, '12, Wellstht enble you to purchse suit G. L. Rixford, '17 We will ll dmit tht showl. L. Lngwortliy. '13, N. Y. S. A. ville, techer Seio High t prcticlly wholesle price. We Sturdy night ws good, but II. 15. Stout, '14, N. Y. S. A. do th order not to crry over School, vited town over SunCecil Clrke, Alumn hve we got to ttend every enny clothg from one seson to tertment just becuse we hve dy. Busess Mnger nor. seson tickets? Lst yer F. H. Rosebush, '03, Bolivr I. A. Kruson lyceums were demorlized becuse ttended meetg AlleAll se grments re bsolute movies nd th yer be- gny County Prcipls t WellsAsstnt Busess Mnger ly gurnteed, nd you re procuse lecture course. It's ville on Sturdy. M. II. Pfff tected by our "money bck if not time tht students Alfred Ms Roslie Klg, '13, hs been stfied" policy. JV. 1'. >S\ A. Busess Mnger University took stnd eir for ctg s substitute techer Theodore Clusen or gst Sturdy night enter- North Plfield, N. J. schools for Suits nd Overcots, $7.50 to $10 tments or else for or gst ly- short time. vlues $6.50 ceums. Entertments my be Subscription, $1.50 per Annum Pr. F. S. Plce nd wife held on ny or four evengs week, but it hs vited ir son, George Plce. Suits nd Overcots, $11 to $13.50 $8.50 lwys been custom to hve ly- '10, t Ellicottville, Jn. 30. Geo. vlues Entered s Second Clss Mtter, October prcipl Ellicottville ceum on Sturdy night. 29, 1013, under Act Mrch 3, Suits nd Overcots, $14 to $16.50 High School. Post Office Alfred, N. Y. Shll we stick to well esvlues $11.50 Eldyn Chmpl, '13, hs given tblhed precident or shll we let every little cident deflect us up h work s tutor nd hs Suits nd Overcots, $18 to $20 entered University Bufflo As usul, wer furnhes from our pth? / vlues $14.50 Lw School. us topic for dcussion. Thk those dys lst July nd retwo full months hve pssed Alln Willims, '13, nd wife Suits nd Overcots, $22.50 to $27 member too tht sprg comg. without one sgle chnce to show were vitg ir prents t Alvlues $16.50 We certly do hve mrvelous world we hve little old pep fred, Feb. 8. climte here. The mercury our nd college spirit left. rmometer hs bobbed up nd Here your opportunity. The down its nrrow jil until it Vrsity Trck Tem leves for MISSION COURSES plumb worn out. After ech Eochester, Thursdy. Let's get Corner M & Brod The Msion courses nd ir wrm spell re comes bitterly out nd let out little tht old exct hours will be next week's Hornell cold strek which colder thn spirit tht hs been pent up for pper. Will ll girls be redy to lst. Do you know wht so long. Give boys some good sy by Wednesdy which se symptoms betoken? Let us old cheers nd. song or two, tht proposed courses, i. e., foreign, dotell you. These terrific chnges will id sendg men to mestic redg circle which one temperture, se wbblgs victory for old A. U. se y expect to jo? The mercury column, men tht msion committee pln to hve F. J. KENNEDY & SON huge wll ice pprochg se meetgs very forml. from north. The ltest wirelyceums Sprg Brook Every third or fourth one will be less reports from north poll The Lyceums re pprently socil, with picnics nd outdoor Grdens form us tht mount ice, becomg thg ihe pst. meetgs sprg. The Hornell, N. Y. four miles height nd one thou- The Lyceum rooms re s silent study courses will require work, snd eight hundred miles width, nd drk s ever y were but we cnnot help beg gld Growers cut flowers nd pot berg down upon us t fer- vction. The Secretry's desks th study nd hvg mny good ted plnts. ful rte speed. "When th huge re covered with drk green times. Plms Ferns glcier strikes gret lkes, mould nd po wires re ir contents will be replced by ttcked by rust, nd quiet, All kds decortions. ice nd New York Stte will dethly. sepnlchurj quiet, perfunerl work specilty. Thp mil whose eyes re niled not be drenched with heir icy wters, vdes rooms. These thgs, Century 'phone 409 nd 550x. on nture h ct. but on Alfred's plesnt vlley will be- my brethren, ought not to be. It wges, wher it be money or fice Bell, 247 F 4. come puddle, ll will be lost, no seemetb tht ill-timed ttrc- or fme. Is lmost eqully low.-emerson. sign life will be present sve tions t Firemn's Hll revd- Suits nd Overcots Gus Veit & Co*

5 PRES. DAVIS CHAIRMAN OF Ms Susn Hooker spent ; THE STATE AGRICULTURAL week-end Angelic. ADVISORY BOARD CAMPUS [ Ms Little's Bible clss meets with Lucy Whitford nd Jesme Fenner, Tuesdy t 5 o 'clock. The mny friends Mrs. C- R. Clwson will be gld to lern tht she hs been pronounced out dnger. Will Sunders Corng North Side High School Fculty, spent week-end with friends town. Pr. J. N. Norwood will give ssembly ddress Wednesdy morng. H subject will 'be "The New Currency Bill-" Rymond C. Burdick nd Robert D. Grwood were Hornell lst eveng ttendg "Brewster's Millions" t Shttuck. Dr. Titsworth recently ordered from Sp copies novel, "The Blood Aren," Spnh "Sngre y Aren" by V. Blsco I bnez. Edwrd Abner Thompson Boston vited h cous, Director Wgte, lst week. On Wednesdy he ttended meetg WellsVille Chorl Society with Mr. Wgte. The Knkde clss 1915 well under wy. The pros cuts hve been received nd ctive work ws begun on settg up book th week. Pres. nd Mrs. B. C. Dv left Sundy for New York where y ttend nnul bnquet New York Alfred Alumni Assocition on Feb. 11. Mrs. Dv will spend wo weeks wih friends nd reltives Shiloh, N. J. The redg circle gred for ir first meetg Mondy from 5 to 6 P. M. Y. W. C. A. room. The msionry committee served te nd new novel ws begun. All girls re urgently sked to jo on Mondy from 5 to 6 P. M. SOON PARTED Some men hven't ny more cution, when y hppen to get little money, thn to show it to fmily. At recent meetg Stte Agriculturl Advory Bord, Pres. B. C. Dv Alfred University ws elected chirmn bord. The bord which hs supervion griculturl work stte composed Stte Commsioner Eduction, Stte Commsioner Agriculture, Stte Fir Commsioner, Director Stte College Agriculture, Director Stte College Veterry Surgery, Director Stte Experiment Sttion, representtives Agriculturl Schools Stte nd three members ppoted by Governor, Chncellor Dy Syrcuse University, Mr. A- B. Fdley nd Sentor Thoms. Pres. Dv' connection with Alfred Agriculturl School nd h long experience s n eductor nd leder, mke him emently fitted to crry out duties chirmn th bord. THE NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF CLAY-WORKING AND CERAMICS AT ALFRED UNIVERSITY Courses technology nd rt Cly-Workg Industries Young men nd women who re lookg for terestg work should sk for Ctlgue CHARLES F. BINNS, Director TUTTLE & ROCKWELL COMPANY HORNELL'S LARGEST AND BEST DEPARTMENT STORE MISSION STUDY CLASS Y. M. C. A. The msion study clss, under LIVERY, SALES, FEED, direction Pr. W. L. ASSEMBLY, FRIDAY, FEB- 6 nd Greene, met Sundy eveng t Contued from Pge One 6 :45 Y. M. C. A. room. The EXCHANGE STABLES Thompson presented, for h sec- jsubject under considertion ws, ond number. Hrriet Prescott "Socil Evils Non-ChrtBus to ll trs, lso uto for hire Spford's lyric, ''Four O'clock World." In June," simple, sweet poem, i brimmg over with joy I Lookg Fr Ahed. life nd livg. "Wht ws tbe bs Mr. nd Mrs. Th ws followed, fter enthu- PutiU's seprtion?" "Well, you know ir bby one stic ppluse, by series tht ws born lst monthv" Work Clled For humorous stories, which, sce "Yes." nd y entered relm educ- "Futill sid be should go to Yle, Promptly Delivered nd Mrs. K., who from Boston. Intion, were, he sid, pproprite, sted on Hrvrd " -New VorU Sun. ALFRED STEAM LAUNDRY nd for fifteen mutes he kept h udienpe rors lughter, b. P. HULIN, Proprietor recitg Sm Wlter Foss' poem, stirizg extremes to which HOTEL SHERWOOD, Hornell, N. Y. Our stfied customers re our best enthusts crry ory dvertements. heredity, nd concludg by sg- 80 rooms with runng wter 40 rooms with bth Bundle work specilty. g "Armor Song." from Prties nd bnquets specilty "Rob Hood." The students showed ir pprecition rre enjoyment he hd given HOTEL ONTARIO Emery Shirts m th hour's entertment by clss yells for him, nd Ontrio Bech, P. K., Rochester, N. Y. $1.25 to $2.00 long ry yell, given with n enthusm tht ttested ir Open from My to September. In Mrshll Shoes good old summer time. Why not sceritv. $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 hve shore dner constg fh, chicken, lobsters, crbs nd frogs legs. Et while bnd plys nd while etg wtch crowds, brs nd be refreshed by blmy breeze Bsket t Burdick Hll Lke Ontrio on Hotel vernd. Our dverters deserve your Sent Tuesdy Returned Thursdy ptronge. SHELDON & STEVENS BANNER STEAM LAUNDRY Wellsville, N. Y. KRUSON & RIXFORD, Agents GEORGE J. SIMS CO. 47 Brod St., HorneU, N. Y.

6 For high clss portrits by photogrphy TAYLOR 122 M Street Hornell, N. Y. GERMAN CLUB The Gormn Club hs reorgnized for second semester- Severl new members hve joed clss nd plesnt nd pritble hlf-yer's work nticipted. The progrm for th semester s follows: Februry 18 Germn Cloter Life Lucile Stillmn Entertment committee Ms Michler nd Mr. Mix Februry 25 The Ly Niebelungen Crol Stillmn Entertment committee Ms Burdick nd Mr. Huntg Mrch 12 The Life Mrt Lur L. M. Bbcock The Letters Mrt Lur Edith Burdick Entertment committee Ms Hooker nd Mr. Crwford Mrch 25 The Life Goe Mildred Sunders Goe's Wilhelm Meter's Apprenticeship Morton Mix Entertment committee Ms Sunders nd Mr Bbcock April 8 The Life Schiller Mbel Michler The Works Schiller A. Chrte Keim Entertment committee Ms Keim nd Mr. Wilson OUR INSURANCE IS RIGHT WE CAN SHOW YOU O. H. PERRY, Locl Agent F. W. STEVENS, Generl Agent April 23 Bmrk L. W. Crwford Germn Government Emer Huntg Entertment committee Pr. Titsworth My 7 Germn Idels G. M. Wilson Germny nd Germns Puci Rndolph Entertment committee Ms Rndolph nd Mr. Coon My 21 Life Richrd Wgner Susn Hooker Wgner's Przivl Entertment committee The Mses Stillmn Lelnd Coon The cst chrcters for Germn ply to be given soon s follows: Mses Burdick, Keim nd Michler; Messrs. Crwford, Wilson nd Coon. SEMINAR NOTES him nd gve very helpful tlk. The first meetg newhe fhed with ple, tht semr course Englh deprtment "The Spoken Word" tion Alfred try to put itself on Young Men's Chrt Associ- will occur t four o 'clock Tuesdy more dependent bs. For fternoon Ms Little's clss pst two yers th hs been room. im Assocition, nd It hs not yet been defitely decided wher or not semr been mde. But such dvice undoubtedly some progress hs course Philophy Neteenth Century Literture will be given. There hs been some cll for th new course but s yet. re hve not been enough pplictions to wrrnt its' corportion schedule. SEMINAR IN ETHICS At lst meetg Semr Advnced Bhics lst Fridy, Rlph S. Aust presented pper upon topic '' The Ethics Religion." H pper, presentg most splendid ttitude, ws fittg conclusion to course. Y. W. C. A. W. W. COON, D. D. S. The Sundy eveng meetg, OFFICE HOURS which Avs led by Msionry committee, ws well ttended. Ms Susn Hooker, our enthustic chirmn, tlked on "Msions" helpg her herers to get true conception rel msionry 9 A. M. to 12 M. 1 to 4 P. M. life. Much tht we her EMERSON W. AYARS, M. D. msionries exceptionl thgs ir lives rr thn ordry. Ms Elsie Thrll red pmphlet emphsizg se fcts. Ms Hooker n led dcussion on Msionry study courses for th semester. Tlie redg circle will contue s durg first semester, meetg Mondy fternoon from five to six Y. W. room, t which time one girl reds from live msionry book while ors will eir sew or mke scrp books for worthy objects. It ws not defitely decided wher clss msion study will tke up "home or foreign work, but perhps two courses will be given. All enjoyed touchg duet by Mses Mildred nd Mry Sunders, "For Little Bit Love," song ten used by '' Billy'' Sundy evngeltic meetgs. Y. M. C. A. On ccount severe cold Pr. Norwood ws unble to be present t meetg lst eveng. Pr. Bns substituted for not out order nd we hope to droh't by it t once. NEWS OF THE COLLEGES Yle hs lrgest college librry Americ, contg 600,- 000 volumes. The University Rochester seems to be gettg wy with New York Stte bsketbll honors th yer. Our dverters deserve your ptronge. F. H. ELLIS Phrmct Morse Cndies Prker's Fount Pens Use Ell' Anteptic Shvg Lotion "When Hornell cll on E. O. DOWNS, Optometrt 125 M St. Federl Phone 743X TAILOR SHOP nd TELEPHONE OFFICE W. H. BASSETT 'Music hth chrms to soo svge best." Even if you ren't svge,. :>. MUSIC STUDIO nd fd out wht you cn do. UNIVERSITY BANK CAPITAL STOCK, $25,000 SURPLUS, AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS, $9, Students rc cordilly vited to open ccounts with us. Tlie Bnkg Hbit u good bbit to cultivte. Smll mounts money re just s good s lrger' to prctice with.' The Bnk stnds tor security nd convenience money mt tew, D. S. BURDICK, President CHARLES STILLMAN, Vice-Pres. E. A. GAMBLE, Cshier. Pillows, Bnners nd Pennnts for Ag School, Vrsity or Frt Mde to Order ELDRIDGE & ALLEN You cnnot get new eyes, but you cn get new glsses. Our glsses re resonble price your sight priceless. PARISH'S OPTICAL PARLORS 9 Senec St., Hornell, N. Y.

7 PTAT LUX THE LEGEND OF ASHTABULA low. ALFRED UNIVERSITY In Its Seventy-Eighth Yer Endowment nd Property $760,000 Ten Buildgs, cludg two Dormitories, nd Preprtory School Fculty Specilts Representg Twenty Ledg Colleges nd Universities Americ nd Europe Modern, Well Equipped Lbortories Physics, Electricity, Chemtry, Merlogy, nd Biology. Ctlogue on ppliction. BOOTHE C. DAVIS, Pres. UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY Student Sente Frnk M. Hill, '14, Pres. Bessie F. Bcon, '15, See. Athletic Assocition Ivn h. Fke, '14, Pres. Klsie Thrll, '16, Sec. Gifs Presidents 1914, Ivn L. Fke 1915, Mildred F. Sunders 1916, Correl A. Brney 1917, Hrold Sunders Y. M. C. A. Morton K. Mix, '14, Pres. Montford H. Pfff, '15, Sec. Y. W. C. A. Ann M. Wllce, '14, Pres. N Plmiter, '16, Sec. Fit Lux Robert D. Grwood. '14, Ed--Chief I. Andrew Kruson, '14, Mgr. Knkde Otlio A. Vrs, 15, Ed--Chief Arthur E. Grnger, '15, Mgr. Vrsity Footbll Wm. B. Buck, '16. Cpt. Fl G. Crwford, '15, Mgr. Vrsity Bsebll Forrest A. Wells. '14, Cpt. M. Grover Bbcock, '15, Mgr. Vrsity Trck Robert D. Grwood, '14, Cpt. Rymond C. Burdick, '14, Mgr. Interscliolstic Meet Rymond C. Burdick, '14, Mgr. Aron M. Coon, '15, Asst. Mgr. N. Y. S. A. Sente Theodore B. Clusen. '14, Pres. Ruth E. Boynton, '14, Sec. Athletic Assocition Hrold O. Howrd, Pres. Lur Keegn, '15, Ses. Glss Presidents 1914, T. B. Clusen 1915, F. C. Thiel 1916, George Brrd Footbll, 1911, Irvg Mure, '15, Cpt. Hrold O. Howrd, '15, Mgr. Country Life Club Stnley L. Dunn, '14, Pres. Helen M. Mxson, '14, Sec. C. L. M. C. A. Theodore B. Clusen, '14, Pres. Herbert T. Wells, '14, Sec. He led wy until we MERRIMAN MUSIC HOUSE cme to plce where river Ashtbul tht sweet st Ind nme, so der to ll who re forked formg little lnd. 22 Brod St. closely ssocited with th little Here he stopped nd gve short, Hornell, N. Y. city, tht nme spoken l- low whtle. A th wp most every country world, smoke rose grcefully bove lwys wkes responsive note underbrush wll long edge GIFFORD & CONDERMAN love herts those who lnd while top wigpos hve herd it most frequently. wm could lso be seen. Musicl Merchnde, Sheet Music, In little while young Ind How ten I hve pondered over Etc. meng th nme nd hve girl pushed f from shore 36 Cnteo St., Hornell, N. Y. wondered if it did deed men guidg cnoe nd quickly p"mny fh" s I hd times proched us. When she cme up herd! If you will lten I will to where we were my compnion LADIES' TAILORING tell you secret which I recently sid few words to her Dry Cleng nd Pressg "Erie" tongue nd n motionfound. A. DePLORIES ed for me to get with her. UpOne dy while exmg some on lndg I ws tken to Old 116 M St. Hornell terestg old-fshioned rticles, Redsk chief who greeted me which hd belonged to my gret kdly. Regulr Dner 30c Sundy Dner 40c THE STEUBEN grnd prents, re dropped from Federtion Buildg When eveng mel ws pocket n old silk dress Brod Street over, we st by fire wtchg followg letter: TUB BEST PLACE TO EAT IN HORNELL young folks s y pddled Quick Service Bell 'Phone 7-M June 7, 1801 long river. Home Bkg Good Cfee My Der Wife : After few dys rest I cit hs been long time sce 1 cepted n vittion from chief Everythg hve been ble to write to you s to go fhg, lthough I could CONFECTIONARY, CANDIES I hve been sufferg from se- see tht h dughters were gretverely spred rm. I hve been ly opposed to th pln. nd styg with friendly compnions I wh I could describe to you ICE CREAM "The Eries" nd I thk I hve sight I beheld s we entered found n idel home for us- I r- lke. The high wooded bnks rived here one dy bout month on ech side, brod expnse go, nd beg much ftigued, I wter front nd blue sky ws greebly surpred to fd overhed, ll combed mkg myself stndg upon edge picture t which ny lover brod, green vlley through beuty would rejoice. HORNELL, N. Y. which rn frolicsome little river. The old mn ws deed hppy Its low, murmurg voice, so like nd uttered grunts stfction tht n Ind mor croon- every time he pulled up fh. We Represented by Hurlburt & Church g to her bbe, worn out from pddled out bout two miles nd ALFRED long dy ply, seemed to urge n stopped- Th gve me me to stop nd rest. After re- good opportunity to survey freshg drk cler, cool shore, high bnks which wter, I ly down nd soon fell crowned with gt wlnut trees, sleep. could be seen stretchg to G. A. WALDORF & SONS When I woke, sun ws just west until y fded st JEWELERS skg behd trees mkg gryness dtnce. I ws woods look s if on fire. The completely lost beuty Goods At Right Prices robs were chirpg nd flutter- it ll when I ws rudely clled to g bout gettg redy for myself by shrp wd nd Hornell N. Y. night. Indeed, everythg t rockg cnoe. A squll length becme so peceful nd si- ws upon us nd to my horror lent tht I wondered if Eden it- old chief ws sittg rigid, self could hve been more serene. pddles hvg dropped from h All t once I hppened to glnce motionless hnds. Wht ws I up nd re, stndg stright to do? My spred rm would nd tll, h prile cler cut not llow me to get bot to WETTLIN'S "FLOWERS" gst deep blue sky, T sw shore with wter such young Ind. H keen eyes turbulent stte. I tried to pddle Both 'Phones soon detected me nd fter mo- but mde no hedwy gst ment's hesittion he strted down mdness storm. Wht WETTLIN FLORAL COMPANY cliff s nimbly s deer. should I do? To my joy, I soon Hornell, N. Y. When he reched my side he sw little brk drtg out from looked t me with h egle-like by heded towrd us. Bul eyes nd beckoned for me to folcontued on pge eight YOST'S

8 THE LEGEND OF ASHTABULA MODERN LANGUAGE ASSOCIContued from pge seven ATION nd Hest, chief's two little dughters, were its occupnts. How I trembled nd held my breth s I wtched two brve girls strugglg with elements order to help ir old stricken fr nd strnger. At lst y reched our side. Hest sprng lightly to my cnoe. Ah, I never relized how sweet life relly ws until 1 fced deth so closely, nd I ws deed filled with relief s we nered shore. All t once I ws floundered bout wter. I struggled for while, but t lst, I lost ll consciousness nd knew nothg g until I found myself lyg on snd. Close by I sw one girls bendg over old mn. Crwlg nerer I sw tht her fr ws dyg. By th time crowd squws hd come up. When y sw ir brve chief lyg re so motionless, y begn to swy ir bodies bck nd forth sd weird wy. Contued from pge one At length he opened h eyes nd looked bout him, brethg nmes h little dughters '' Hest Bul'' nd n fell bck lifeless. In excitement 1 did not notice tht Hest ws bsent, but soon we relized tht brve girl ws drowned. She hd given her hppy young life order to sve two old men, whose creers were nerly ended. I hve decided to cll settlement Hestbul honor se two Ind girls- My community which we hope to estblh prosper nd do justice to memory such brve young women! Your lovg husbnd, John. I))'- Dvidson's pper on Modern Lnguge Methods ws dcussion direct method techg. He gve ims, nd dvntges th method, which bids fir to become method dvnced by regents th stte. About fifteen ttended meetg. Dner ws served Domestic Science room by girls senior clss. Those who ttended from Alfred were, Ms B. L. Gmbrill, Ms Keim nd Ms Wllce, Dr, P. E. Titsworth, L. W. Crwford nd M. E. Mix. "THE PROMISED LAND" Among worth-while books Librry one terest to student Sociology. Th Mry Ant's "The Promed Lnd" publhed 1912 by Houghton Miffl Compny. It story little Jewh girl born strict Jewh fmily Polotzk. The descriptions persecutions Jews t hnds Russs cruelty police nd suffergs oppressed very vivid. She tells story her life, her thoughts nd her hopes, her egerness for knowledge nd her efforts to lern. Then comes trnsition to Americ, with its new ides nd idels. To reder who enjoys fsctg story development life or to student Sociology, who desire to see effect Americn customs nd stitutions, Americn eduction nd freedom upon foreigner, "The Promed Lnd" book tht deserves highest recommendtion. THE LAST CALL TO OUR SALE. The gret sle we hve eonducted so successfully for pst few weeks, now plyg LAST ACT nd curt will be soon rung down. It hs certly been one most terestg sles Hornell hs ever known The Clothg buyer who hs tken dvntge our. fergs hppy nd congrtultg himself. The mn who hs not hs MISSED SOMETHING. As fl ducement to belted buyers, we fer until we close our sle, unusul brgs mentioned below. DON'T GET SHUT OUT ACT WHILE THERE'S YET TIME! $28.00 nd $25.00 Suits nd Overcots $18.00?22.50 nd $20.00 Suits nd Overcots $15.00 $18.00 nd $15.00 Suits nd Overcots $10.00 $12.50 nd $10.00 Suits nd Overcots $ 6.E0 $75.00 Fur Led Overcots $50.00 $50.00 Fur Led Overcots $37.50 $25.00 Fur Led Overcots $15.00 $40.00 Fur Led Overcots $25.00 $25.00 Fur Led Overcots $15.00 $35.00 Outside Fur Overcots $22.50 $25.00 Outside Fur Overcots $15.00 $20.00 Plush Led Overcots with Fur Collrs $12.50 $15.00 Plush Led Overcots with Fur Collrs $ 7.75 $12.00 Quilted Led Overcots with Fur or Astrkn Collrs $ 6.25?3.50 nd $3.00 Pnts, (Big Vlues)? c Fleeced nd Ribbed Underwer 33c Boys Suits nd Overcots t one-hlf regulr price. Clos bought from us Pressed nd Kept Repir One Yer Free Chrge STAR CLOTHING HOUSE Home Hrt Schffner & Mrx Clos 1S4 136 M Street, LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES ON YOUR MENUES, PROGRAMS, INVITATIONS, WHY HE WOULDN'T SAY IT The president smll college ws vitg little town tht hd been h former home nd hd been sked to ddress n udience h former neighbors. In order to ssure m tht h creer hd not cused him to put on irs Re begn h ddress thus: '' My der friends I won't cll you ldies nd gentlemen I know you too well to sy tht.'' LIBRARY NOTES The librry hs received gift Ms Susie Burdick, followg books: Pott Sketch Chese Htory Ch Msion yer book for 1912 Dgle Ch's Revolution Pstor Hsi One Ch's Chrts. 4 8 C<v\rch Street HORNELL. N Y. ETC. REMEMBER THAT YOU ALWAYS COME TO US FOR YOUR FREE LOCAL NOTICES. THE ALFRED SUN.