The Bates Student - volume 45 number 26 - December 6, 1917

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2 y mt tnbmt 16/ 7 Vol. X,V. No, 26 :\VST0X,.MANE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1917 PRCE TEN CENTS PHLHELLENC CLUB TO EVERY BATES STUDENT NTERESTNG MEETNG OF BG ALLED BAZAAR CHOOSE MEMBERS OF PRESENT GREEK DRAMA. ENJOYS "BLL'S" LETTERS JORDAN SCENTFC SOCETY CTY HALL DEC GLEE AND MANDOLN CLUB Antgone By Sophocles The Phl-Hellenc Club ha* perfected plus n hold another Greek Play tome tme n January or al least before mdyears. Last year tns dea naugurated nth marked success. The pny gven was Alcests by Eurpdes. Ths your the dub under he leadershp of Donald Swett '18 has a membershp of more than forty men nnd women have studed and are nterested n the Greek language and culture..asl year the play was under the drecton of Dors Huskell 'S and was so well carred out that the name s perpetuated ths tme and Dorothy Haskell '19 has been elected as manager. The play wll be Antgone by Sopho- «les. Several scenes wll be presented wth a do/.cn man characters and a chorus of Theban elders. The summary of n- play s brefly ths: Polynees, son nnd her to the unfortunate Oedpus, havng been supplanted by hs younger brother Eteocles, brought an army of Arrves aganst hs natve ety, Thebes, The nrny was defeated, and the two brothers slew each other n sngle combat. On ths Creon, the brother-n-law of Oedpus, sueeeedng t" the lupr e power, forbade the bural of Polynees. lnt Antgone, sster of 'le dead, placng the dues of affecton nnd pety before her oblgaton to the magstrate, dsobeyed the edct at the sacrfce of her lfe. Creon carred out hs wll but lost hs sen Etaemon and hs wfe Eurydce, and receved ther curses on hs head. Hs other son. Mogarcus, had prevously been devoted as a vctm to the good of the state. The gvng of such n play as ths enables not only the actors and the members of the elub to apprecate the beauty and strength of Crock drnmn, lnt enables nl the students to get such glmpses of the power of the ancents at dramatsts as to stmulate nterest n Creek. MPRESSVE CHAPEL SERVCE AT COLLEGE CHAPEL PATROTC ELEMENT DOMDATES THE OCCASON A very mpressve and at the snme tme delghtful vesper servce was held Ht the Chapel last Sunday afternoon. For two weeks the chor nnd the chorus under the drecton of Mr. (loss had been preparng for ths servce, and n order to make t nl the more nterestng, a number of college snners who tre not members of the chor were ealled n. As Mr. (loss sad n addressng (he audence at the begnnng of the servce, there are four organzatons present, the regular college chor, the college chorus, the (rphcon, and you, meanng the congregaton. The servce was opened by a lvely organ prelude, fcdlowed by responsve readng, led by ['resdent Chase. Then Mr. (loss explaned tn. Anthem, O Savng Vctm, whch he sad was a prayer n words. Ths was sung by the chor and was followed by Amerca by the entre congregaton. The sngng n unson of these famlar patrotc hymns was suffcent to str the hearts of all present, and the noble stran of the battle hymn of the republc flled tl mpel from ts vaulted roof to the furthermost recesses of the chancel. Glory, Glory Hallelujah was a glory ndeed. The Star Spangled Banner too faled to down the sngers once they had put all they hal nto the other songs, nnd the dffcult pnssnges were enrred wth an ease almost unbelevable. Ths hymn ended the program, and almost everyone wshed for another to follow soon. Have you sgned for Your Mrror. Support the College Annual and help get the $3,50 rate. NEWS OF BATES MEN EVER WELCOME Of tll the Hates men n the servce, Hll Lawrence has been one to show most emphatcally hs nterest u the college and hs classmates, even though he s fur away n the Southland. Hll had made ; bg place tor hmself at Hates as all athlete, lender nnd frend nnd hs letters are gratefully receved. Ar.. ly sn f hs experences have been prnted aud he promses tn artcle on the medcal corps soon. The lberty s taken now, however, of notng n bt of hs lfe a told n hs letters. Here are a few ezcerps from two letters. " have been transferred to the Food Dvson of tn- Santary Corps and nt present a 111 attached to a Pood Survey Party nnd travel most of the tme. Last week our party was nt Camp Mr l.ellan at Annston. (n. The camp has an deal locaton. fnd the atmosphere deal here, but the nghts are cold. really suffered wth the cold the frst nght. Don't thnk t s all Bunny South by tny means. We have to get used to sudden changes. We have been workng at Camp Sherdan, a lve cent fare from Montgomery, Ala. The Natonal Guard unt from Oho s there. My next stop wll be at Camp Wheeler. Mncon. da. Our last stop before returnng to our headquarters at Washngton wll be Cams Gordon, Atlanta, Ga. should not be surprsed to see there some of the boys transferred from Camp >ov ens. "There are seven n ths p Survey Party captan, three leutenants.and three enlsted men. Our work s to "s t mess halls, to see f the men arc gettng the proper foods and also to guard aganst all possble waste. T work ;*.o,,.. captan so have to look out for all the data and fgure out the food values n the pounds of protcds, tats and carbohydrates actually consumed by a certan company for the perod of our stay. Thus have a fne opportunty to learn the practcal workngs of the survey. Ths same party nspects the ce cream shops, bakeres and restaurants n the ctes near the camps nnd f the tlngs are not rght, no more sales to tn' solders untl condtons are rght. n several places the presence of color bacll n the ce cream has stopped the sale of ce cream n the camps and today our survey party caused the canteens to be closed on account of the nferor grade of pes nnd cakes offered for sale. " lke my work fne. T urn releved of drll and am really gettng a chance to use my college educaton to good advantage. The captan s a fno man and gves us nnny prvleges when on trps. When work, work, and s' days (he hours are long as reports have to be made out and sent to Washngton. Ths s t great lfe f one does not weaken. We expect to arrve n Washngton about Dec. 15, There s talk of a party gong to Prance n January. "Many thanks for the copes of the Student. My address untl Thanksgvng wll be at ('amp Wheeler, Macon, Ga. Food Survey Party, care of Captan Eddy." Sncerely. SPOFFORD CLUB Hll.. LAWBENOE The program of the Spofford Club on Tuesday was devoted largely to busness, although tme was found to enjoy a poem and a short story. P.very member was present, as usual. The next week's meetng also wll be devoted to busness that wll settle mportant matters for a large part of the remander of the year. On Saturday next, at one o'clock, nl members wll meet at Harry Plummer's Studo to st for the pcture for tho College Annual. For ths pcture caps and gowns wll not be requred as s the custom for the regular group pcture usually taken late n the year. "SMALLPOX" AND "SYMBOLSM OF THE ALCHEMST" THE SUBJECTS The Jordan Scentfc socety held ts regular meetng Tuesday evenng wtl Somewhat less than the usual full attendance. The meetng last tme was postponed as the club took a long nnd nstructve trp to th Deer Hps 'ower staton where Professor Whtehorn explaned th«> s tll features. The meetng was penod by a paper Smallpox" by Myron Townsonl *ls. The speaker took up the subject systematcally and mentoned (he dseases of olden tmes n Chna and durng the Crusade*. He defned the dgcase of smallpox as an acute dsease of man. charactersed by a general erup ton of the skn aol transmtted by drect assocaton, or by bts of crust from the skn eruptons whch enter the body thru the lvng membrane of (he nose, or through a Scratch n the skn. Then the causes were dscussed and the varous t rcs propounded. The methods of Combattng smallpox are better known than (he cause. Varolaton, or allowng a mld attack to render one mmune from a more severe attack was t-st practced. Vaccnaton s now the accepted not hod. \ accnaton from persons s lable to transmt other dfl eases so vaccne from horses mules, goats and now fna'u from calves s used, The speaker closed wn lear explanaton of the method of procurng the vaccne and ts el eel nnd use on the human system. Hester Kneeland '18 then spoke on "Symbolsm of the Alchemst". These old expermenters used very complex sgns n order that ther processes mght be secret. Thus an eagle was a symbol of the volatle p-" and the varous metals had varous pecular sgns for ther presence. Soluton was represented by a lon devourng the sun. moon or, planet. The lon representng the solvent. Hlack was represented by a crow, vhte by a s.\an, rdescence by a peacock, red by a phoenx. The phlosopher's stone arose from the practcal work of the gold smths n makng debased gold or slver or spurous mtatons of them. t conssted merely of a metallc alloy, the slver and gold beng alloyed wth cop per and lead. Presdent W leoek gave a demon strato of hs profcency wth some delcate apparatus. The socety has been consderng socety pns. These wll be the same as the club has had n former years and wll hear the club seal. Ths seal s very attractve and ts use on the new statonery of the socety has caused much favorable comment. Have you sgned for Your Mrror. HOLD TRALS FOR DEBATNG TEAMS LARGE REPRESENTATON FROM LOWER CLASSES The frst trals for the debatng teams have been held nnd the lbrary books are agan n great demand. More than twenty men took part n the trals whch were fve nnute speeches held Saturday and Monday. No Senors were avalable for the trals, but a goodly number of new men and Freshmen made speeches. The men selected were Arthur Ttrbell '18 of Lsbon Falls, Hrooks Qumby 'S of Xorth Turner. Charles Mayoh '1!' of 'awl tcket, Edwn 'urnton '1!) of.ew- ston, Clnton Drnry '10 of East Haver hll, X.., Cecl Holmes '19 of Sangervlle, Raymond Blr.sloll 'B of Prank ln, Paul Tlton '10 of Raymond, N.., Clarence Walton '20 of Madson, Benjamn Mays '20 of Washngton, D. ("'., Raymond Murphy '20 of Lewston, Arthur Lucas '20 of Auburn, Lous Freedman '20 of Belfast, Harvey God- ALL NATONALTES WORKNG FRST TRP DURNG CHRSTMAS FOR RED CROSS HOLDAYS Praetcally all natonaltes n the two ctes are cooperatng n puttng on the Alled Bazaar n cty Hall, Wednesday and Thursday, Dec The prot s wll be used us a yarn fund for the local Bed Cross, so that yam may be gven out to those who wsh to knt but cannot afford to buy t. The French, rsh. Scotch, Lthuanans, Hebrews, Englsh, talans and Chnese wll have ths decorated n ther natonal Colors, whle other natonaltes wll unte wth them n a patr otc entertanment the afternoon and evenng of each day. Several socetes wll be represented by ths. The Sons aud Daughters of S. George wll have toys, nnd specaltes n Englsh cooked t s. The Phlharmonc wll have n fsh pond. The merchants are contrbutng for a parcel post table. The French Muscal and Lterarj 8oel otv wll have soft drnks and other artcles. Popcorn wll be sold by the Junor Patrotc League. t s expected that the Hebrews wll have a delcatessen shop. The Woman's Lterary Unon wll have a f table and a fancywork table. The Rotary club has charge of decoratng the hall..lust what the Waaeea and Calumet clubs wll do has not been announced. All knds of thngs are to be on stle, and many noveltes are promsed. Fve thousand tckets are beng put out, nnd l s expected that another lot wll have to be ssue,. The entertan Blent s to be worth more than the prce of admsson, accordng to those arrangng t. dard "20 of Lewston nnd Charles star brd l'l of Auburn. Three of these men, Qumby and Ttrbell from (he Senor class and Mayoh from the Junor class, were at pted ns varsty men from last year wthout the prelmnary trals. (f the others t wll be seen the number s about evenly dvded between the Junors and Sophe mores wth the Sophomores havng the advantage. There are no other Senors and only one Freshman. To Mr. Starbrd goes the honor of beng tll' ollly man from hs class to be chosen among many preparatory school speakers. Lke all the other new men. he has had some experence, debatng at Edward Lttle Hgh. The fact that most of tnmen are ll the lower classes s unusual and augurs well for the future of the teams. Such B condton s rare though t happened two years ago when no Senors were on the squad. These men have been matched n tral debates as follows: Monday, Dec. 10 " P.M. Blasdell, 'urnton, Tlton vs Freedman, Lucas, Starbrd, Tuesday, Dec n 4.30 P.M. -Qumby, Tarbell vs Drury, Holmes, Mayoh. 7 P.M. Goddard, Murphy vs Mays. Walton. These trals wll be prvate affars, but a notce posted n the lbrary n connecton wth the lst of men States that stray student vstors wll be receved f they wsh to hear any of the debates. Prom these men some wll be selected to have a fnal debato December S at whch the ntercollegate teams wll be chosen. The man s] des wll be eght mnutes long and the rebuttals, fve mnutes. Do You Want Are You Wllng To Support Have You Sgned For A College Annual? Then sgn at the Lbrary desk before Saturday noon. Kansas: All students, both men and women must take mltary tranng or gymnasum work. The (lce and Mandoln Clubs hnvo been chosen as they wll make the trps; tns year. Contrary to.a statement made n the Student r nly, the clubs wll not be smaller than nsual, but wll have a full quota of men. ndeed, besde the sngers and players, there wll be three readers, though only one man wll go especally us a reader. Charles Bdgecomb 's wll be tho man render and wll be asssted 'V Charles Thbedean 'U and Paul Potter '21. n ths way the repertore of readngs s much ncreased and greater varety g gven. Mr. Bdgecomb n ptrteulur has had much experence u thn work and has gven much tme n college to the study of expresson under capable teachers. Leader Ucnwck has lost James Hull 's from the (lce Club by hs enlstment, hut has nun l upper class and lrst. class materal left. The makeup of tho ( lee club does not dffer materally from the lst gven last week. 1st tenors 2nd tenors Cunnngham '18 Quaekenbush 's Dean 'n Canfleld 's Hallow '21 K mpton 'S Lnrkuu 19 Polter '21 Wood '20 W bury '21 Bartone Pass Bdgecomb '18 Benwck '18 Steady '- Hopkns 'S C. Smth "20 reland '20 Thbedean 'n Stetson '20 Lunllolm '2" leader Hopkns of the Mandoln Club has had much new materal and ths has meant rehearsals, rehearsals and then more rehearsals. Ths sort of treatment has been producng results nud "Hope.-" s ade to announce the makeup of bs ekb. 2nd Mandolns 1st Mandolns Hopkns 'S Googns 's Powers '111 Larkum '19 Lundholm '20 Potter 'L'l Woolbury 'l'l Cello Steady '18 Swft 's Gregory '19 Arata '111 W TM m '20 C. Smth '20 Mandolo Canfleld '18 Mandoeello Dulfett '18 Manager (loogns ' s. workng hard to get places for the concerts. Tho frst trps wll be about Chrstmas tne: Massachusetts. The men are all look- ng forward to the tme when they have tl pportunty of startng out. under tn- genal care of Professor Dorc who has been so popular a. offcal ehaperone of tl mbned clubs. Y. W. C. A. MEETDMG At the v. W. c. A. meetng Wednes- day nght n Pske room. Mss Gladys Hartshorn 'P was leader. L'achaol Knapp '21 rendered a pano solo and the Msses llusso.v 's. Dross,. r 's, Heed 'H. and Steven- '19 o a vo a vocal selecton. Mss Cecla 1 hrstenson 19, the Ann- ual Member, was the speaker, and pre- sented to the grls, the new member- snp btss. Ths s a plan to make tho ^. W. C. A. more democratc n regard to membershp. The prncpal clause to be voted upon n the consttuton s as follows: "Any woman of the nsttu- t ay be a member of the Assoca- ton provded: (1) That she s n symp- athy wth the purpose of the A- a- ton; (2) That she makes the followng declaraton: 't s my purpose to lvo as a true follower of Jesus Chrst.' " Later n the year n vote wll be taken to ascertan the mnds of tho Hates Assocaton members m ths subject; and the matter wll Anally be decded n Aprl 1918 at the Trennal Conventon to be held n the Mddle West at whch t s hoped that Bates wll ba represented by one delegate.

3 /fl> PAGE TWO THE BATES STUDENT, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1911 n? Hafts Stlton! product n ths town makng t almost t f gymnasum work to admt some " Better floods for Less Money or Your Money Hack" WHTE STORE,, mpossble for fraterntes boardng mltary drll, but not a total substtu- Publshed Thursdays Durng the College from 23 to 85 men to obtan tbs neces- ton of mltary tranng for physcal Year by the Students of sty. The Unversty Commons «as for- work. Lews.on's Fne*. Clothes' Shop BATH COLLEGE nnate n havng a supply of three bar Because of the fact that but a few We Cater to the College Chaps rels on hand when the unversty EDTORAL BOARD days arc left n whch a regstered man Smart Styles opened, but bs has quckly dmnshed at the can chose hs own branch of mltary Best Fabrcs Whte Store, Clnlfes, Lewstnn. Mane BOTO H-CBXff Lowest Prces r Brook Qulmby '18 and there s n for mure. servce, many fellows arc contemplatng M us DEPARTMENT The Unversty nn, the Monnl Ver a speedy enlstment n some servce of Scentfc Optcal Work PHOTO Nrws l:,,,t mm House and Halenlue Hall, run unther choce, (rlnhfcb Properly Ktted by Regstered SUPPLES Dexter t. Kneeland '18 der the management of the unversty Optometrst, WS txe manufacturers The Vesper servce on Sunday was DEVELOPNG jjf of lenses and can duplcate any broken Ann C ED1TO have all had ther troubles n gettng very mpressve. We are surely fortulens. \\v keep n stock Optcal n- Newton W. Larkum '10 sugar and have been forced to use s'uns, <) "'-; and Fh'ltl Glasses. PRNTNG nate n havng tl pportnty to at- ASS... \11. BDro DS and brown sugar durng the D. S. Thompson Optcal Company BY tend servces of ths knd. Jamea B. s. Hall '18 STERLNG UNON KO'AKK last week. The sale of ce cream n the 127 Lsbon St., Lewston, Me. AM UN BOtTOS We note by the plans publshed} that STSTEM l,u. Lsbon and Man Sta. unversty store has been curtaled and Beatrce 0. Burr '18 our Hales Unon House s to have a Phone W thher,,1s 11 Specally candy has advanced 28 per cent. LOCAL DEPARTMENT vestry nearby ts hat and coat room. PEOPLE'S The coal stuaton s grave and deal LOCAL BDTOB Probably when t mbned wth the SHOE REPARNG SHOP Unversty of Mane l ad w. Davs '18 era have receved orders from local Commons and the central healng plant AaaocuT EDroa faternty houses whch they have not OLD SHOES MADE LKE NEW College of Law Blanche L. Wrght 's Marlon Lews 10 there wll be added a pantry am a colbeen able to fll. Seven of the fratern- VH 'Tnt QBBENK Awnl For nformaton address Clnton A, Drury '10 Cecl Holmet '18 lery. Now gel tn lre department n ty houses get ther lu-at from the eol Cor. College Street, 66 Sabattus Street MAGAZNE DEPABTMEMT WLLAM E. WALZ, Dean acton wth hosery and put n an agr MMln BOTO lege plant, but owng to the stuaton of LEWSTON, MANE Bath B. Dreate '18 cultural barn wth s Jerseys. Then BANGOR. MANE Sgma h, Alpha Tau Omega, h Kap UAQAZM BoToaa f we can gel no shoes and gloves and pa Sgma, and Ph Clammo Helta these Frst Class Har Dressng Mlllr'l s. Tnker'18 Basel E. Hutchln '19 most have shrts n place of jersey-. socetes have been forced to buy what and Satsfacton Guaranteed DR. JOHN P. STAN.KY juhu Dean '19 BUoyd W. Norton 18 tl op at tn Y. M. 1. A..os lttle coal they could n small quant- DENTST BUSNESS MANAGEMENT and found Hreau and sec what s M tlfagbr -. GEORGE R. HALL'S Rooms llchard r. Garland '18 The stuaton has.ecu mel wth good av alable. Har Dressng Parlors Manufacturers Nat'l Bldg. AaaaTMT MAMOH sprt on the part of the Btudents both Have you tred he new avator's Wendell A. Harmon 19 Banford L Swaaej 'B n regard to sugar and coal. One of the tests.' Y,. can g 1 a lne volplane 41 Lsbon Street LAS Lsbon Street, LEWSTON, ME. nbaerlptlona, 2.00 per rear n advance sngle Copes, T n Centa sorortes held a party a short tune ago after you have gn led at the celng sx CHABS HO MN; WATS am a commttee approached a member whle rotatng. POCKET KNVES, RAZOK8 Why Shouldn't We Crow? Entered a aecond claaa matter at the s< SSUES AND SHEAE8 of the Food Conservaton Commttee, n Because of the fa lure of the students pot offce H Lea laton, Mane ws Da Not clam to b«he PANTS AND ol.s and all the faculty board of socnl functons ONLY o hack the proposton suffcently the Barbel Shop artcles usually kep n a Hard- All bmslu.-m commnnlcatlona should be and asked permsson sayng, "The publcaton of a, ge calendar ths We Gve the Best Servce ware Store. addressed to the Busness Manager, 1. Parker Hall. All contrll l artl boys wll l>c hungry by ntermsson'", year wll he mposs le. No doubt the That's All GEO. A. WHTNEY & CO. «nv sort should be addreaaed to the Edtor, to whch the answer, "So wll the boys change d' he M ror to a College We Are MASTER BABBKB8 235 Man Street. L.w.lon, Mane 2? Parker Mal. The columna o( the Conrlnce Yourself "BTDDNT" are al all tlmea open lo alumn, n the trenches be hungry," was sent Annual wth subscrptons solcted from andergraduate and othera for ba dscusson w. RENATO, Propretor Lack n reply. And accordngly the ef mattera of ntereal to Batea. all classc- had ls effect on the lon sup The Edtor n Chef s always responsble Manufacturer's Bank Bldg. Gve your LAUNDRY WORK to snndwches were not served. port of he calendar. Kven at tha tb.0 for the edtoral column and be H. B. BOOBBB, Agent Socv <.r the pap r, and the New Edtor l BeemS toe bad for the students to or the matter whch appear! n the naw A senor who has been among the men look at t n that vv v lor the calendar BATES COLLEGE BOOK 19 Parker Hall columns. The BulnoM manager bl affected by the new classfcaton of plete charge of the fnances of the paper, s a dstnct feature >ng college publ STORE dalled nun has re, t ly n al the HGH STREET LAUNDRY Catons and n regard to ts expense t PENTRO BY Northeastern Headquarters at Boston. 161 Wood Street AUBURN, MANK makes an deal Xm.'- gft, and 11,1 doubt MEHB...v Waaa R CO. A B ts. M le found that those uhc BgU he uppl Student Supples, Felt Goods. an amount equal to the cost of wll caton blanks recommended as a help n Fcuntan Pens Bates Jewelry, etc l. spent by nearly a! on leas appropr- GKT YOUR MEDCNES obtanng a chance to fnsh the college BERTHA l'. PLES, Manager ate gfts fur ther f nds and relatves, AT year wll be called n February, le Many students ar gettng mpatent was told ths al the Avaton Hen, The New for skatng and hockey- but 110 sgns SMTH'S DRUG STORE quarters. Those n the Naval Reserve UNVERSAL LAUNDRY of lfe arc yet vsble around Lake arc subject to call at any tme. There 843 Man St., Portland, Mane Andrews where s he hockey pep of l.v. 8TOK.... ME. The Hates Unon becomes more and was no opportunty for a Plattsburg la-t ven.' Mane's Bggest Best Laundry tranng or the Cadet School. Regard more ol a realty. The trustees have CLARENCE A. ELWELL, Agent, BABCOCK'S accept,.. t formally and the archtects' ng tn- draft, less defnte nformaton The 1 slructo ol the new board 20 Parker Hall could he obtaned. t s hs belef, how- Hack s progressng apdly. plans have 1 n publshed. We regret REXALL STORE lngly that t dd not seem adever, from the conversaton that he had The prescrbed season for the wear OF wth mltary men that n- mght as vsable to nclude the archtect '- plans ng of freshman e - wll expre on Specal musc for the occason was a Lewston n the student. The buldng s dewell wa for the draft, sgnfy n the December tenth. t neems evdent tho olo by Mss Dors Shaplegh, 19. TUB BO UP TO DATS DRUQ OOSS scrbed elsewhere n tls ssue. questonare what experence and tran- tha the caps of,11 r two ''-lackers'* The Mh.jeet of Ml. '.reusnr's lull; <:0 THESE FOB GOOD SKBVCE ng he has had and what branch d' The college gans much by th- splen may be -ecu dottnj the campus even was "Thngs tha college men and 11 and as ts presence herones Servce le prefers. Then, t the plan of that tme. women should be thankful for." n TYPEWRTNG voluntary nducton la followed, he some ways, tls year s a dffcult one n n real to US, our apprecaton of the Senor members have acqured the hopes to be assgned " that,ranch of whch to fnd anythng about whch to generosty and forethought of the.1. habt of spendng the week end wth the Bervce. Ths means that hs call be thankful. There are many such mes more ntensve. n these tmes ther famles. One member n h- wan EARL R. BROWN to actual servce wll he an g the thngs, however, end college men and!s «llell few Of us e\ 1 to c\ er,1,1 ngn fnally loc ted '_' "> Parker Hall frst, m n the desred department. women have ly blessngs for whch 18 PARKER HALL,-ner the buldng as undergraduates, Monday rung and sprung the same they should be especally grateful. the joy of possesson must change to old lne, " Been down to see M '. Sster." Support the College Annual and help The frendshps Bnd assocatons that that of seem- others rejoce. Ye1 the get the S3.50 rate. To Funk,,,r d. ''. That - h.. great THE NEW ENGLAND are formed al college should be a greal gft of such a buldng at ths tme s queston tha con ts a great num- TEACHERS' AGENCY sour f grattude. We probably apnl the more sgnfcant. May we all ber of the three upper classes. Ether Largest Kst of Boston precate these thngs now. bul future come back and njoy. not "lly the way we are fndng out bow we lt O. w. ''rtfp. Manager years alone wll brng complete realza- Emma P. Qggnj, Ass. Manager room-, provded for our comfort, but when ces,, recommendatons. OBSERVANT CTZEN ton of the debt we owe for the frendthe satsfacton of oar successors. Y. M. C. A. Buldng The car strke and the lack of trans- shps of college days. PORTLAND. - MANE portaton facltes to Auburn reacted There are many more thngs for whch The project to have o college a al heavly,,n the d. 1 hone operators. n- the college stu,lent lmy especally oler has been progressng rapdly and the \..w s the lme when debatng be- STEAM GLOBE LAUNDRY deed, the lark,! Tall Assocaton was thanks. He may share wth all the ctmanager ) the Mrror has n securgns am electrc lght lolls begn to forced to call a 1 tng to lmt the zens of he Republc n beng grateful ng sgnal nres r members of t he ar grow. length of telepho conversatons. for hs naton, for ts past, and for ts QUALTY QUALTY ous classes to a tentatve contract for Dd the pr,,f wn, wrote these drec- Conversaton,. prheard after dry leaders n the greal struggle upon whch 00k t: C88C he prce does not ex- WORK SERVCE ceed $3.50. t s planned to have the tons on the hoard have a keen sense lecture n Class. Frst Student the naton has entered, le may share of humor n vew of the regulatons Hd you hear n.v ok fall 011 He Hour wth all he world tle blessngs that book contan all the materal usually relatng to the young women, or none n the class Mrror and besdes ths the when went p.' Second Stu le n the Book of. E. M. PURNTON, Agent at all.' The*,, were the drectons: events of the year that are not.,, n dent No. t ddn ' wake me up. PROMNENT SENOR MARRED " Pot the specmen n 7l '. alcohol solu- CORNELL UNVERSTY tnat.lv connected wth the Senor Nuf cel fur tn- \-eek. ton over nght and change the soluton Bll Davdson Announces Weddng of class. To do ths al tn- prce whch s MEDCAL COLLEGE \, 11 1 wo hours.'' PROGRAM POR WEEK 1016 an a thrd of the p ce for a class n the Cty of New York 1 k, all the Btudents must be wllng The Bates hoard track s n the proc- The followng t. ppears n the Thursday Phl-H enc Club, Admts graduatsa of Hales College pre- 7.80: to stau, behnd the proposton and buy ess,,f repar. t has been n ths Kennehcc Journal of Monday, Dec, ' ' -. senne l,,. re,)r..,l 'hyscs, Chem- Mltary Scence tab, one of the «s. [f you really waul stage for some tme. t probably wll 'Many of the Gardner frends of st l v. an, Hology. Frday Mandoln. nb, 1.80s Senorty, nstructon by laboratory methods to 081,' a college annual, sgn l.e fnshed n he sprng. s a great Wllam Joseph Davdson and Mss Bens ". A.. C, Entro Nous, Chor, throughout the course..small sec- - at the lbrary desk or send example of neffcency on the part of May Bhepard, both of Gardner, have ons facltate personal contact of Saturday Pctures n Plummet, Chor, them to Manager Garland, whether you somebody. receved cards announcng ther narr stnle an, nstructor. Phlhellenc, Spofford, Sophomore Prze age whch took place May 18, 1916, Graduate Courses leadng to A.M. nnd ndents, profeasors, or alumn. ''he ',,ltcs t'luh removed from the Speakers. Ph.D. also offered nnder drecton of a st. Stephen's Trnty hureh, Both " s n l.l.hy Forum lo he lbrary Sul.-y lll,. Su.l;. women, l.ll. tho Graduate School of Cornell Un- College Loyalty are well-known n tl-, ther home cty, f,,r ther last u tng. The Cercle versty. Monday tlando] n Olnb, 1.30; Volun- ''The brde s a graduate of the Appl-atons for admsson are prefer- The appeal recently made to college Francas made l too warm for them tary Study, n.e"; Tral Debates, 8.00; Car,lner Hgh School and snce graduably made not later than June, Next loyalty for the support of the C ll one room and the mythcal jantor. Cercle Francas. 7.00, Sesson opens September 26, aton has been employed as a stenograol been met as promptly and read aded by the Mandoln Club made t Tuesday Spofford Club, 7.00; Tral Da For nformaton and catalogue address, pher al the State House. Mr. Davdson ly as the Alumnus who made t has 100 cold for the sewhere n the buld- bates, 1.80 and 8.00; Glee Club, THE DEAN, enlsted n the Coasl Patrol, le s a the rght to expect. The detals of the ng. Wednesday Mandoln Club, l..",u; Y..V. Cornell Unversty Medcal College member ul the Senor class at Hates eol slnaton need nut be revewed. Hut The l.oys of Parker Hall heartly a], 0. A ; Tral Debates, BOX 421 lege am s a baseball ptcher of much here s a clppng that may throw some prove of Mrs. Kuha's efforts to put Frst Ave. & 28th St., New York Cty mert. " lght cm he condtons that all (m- Bates socal relatons on a better luss. REV. E. H. BREWSTER ADDRESSES Bll Certanly was retcent about anll ges have to meet. How do Bates sn t s hoped that the openng up of col- Y, M. C. A. AND Y. W. C. A. nouncng the happy event, hut the dnts compare Wth other college men lege rooms for the entertanment of n ther stand on the queston of food Socetes Hold Jont Meetng World War has.lone great thngs n the outsde gue-s wll become more and Mohcan Co. way ol change. The news s news nand fuel shortage? more frequent and that the party of The Thanksgvng meetng of the v. d to some people at Hates. Some The clppng referred to above fol- last Saturday evenng reported to be Man St. M. ('. A. and the V. W. c. A. was ad- of hs classmates, however, were pre lows. so pleasant by all who attended, may be dressed by Kev. E.. Brewster, of pared for such an tem as t was known Sugar and Con shortage Serous LEWSTON, ME. but the forerunner of many smlar good Auburn, who s the paslor of the Hgh that when the marred men n the Coast at U. of Mane tmes n the future. Street Methodst Church and also a Patrol were aske.l to step forward that THE BG PUBS FOOD MAHKKT Unversty of Mane, Orono, Nov. 20. The petton for mltary drll n place Junor at Bates, and who declares that half ther pay mght be sent ther WHERE VO'K DOLLARS AND (Speenl to the Express Advertser.) of gymnasum work s now under con- the latter dstncton s by no means the wves, one of the frst to volunteer was CENTS DSHD N THE PUR- Dormtores and fraterntes arc hav- sderaton by the Faculty Commttee on less. Mr. Brewster s a very pleasng n famous Bates athlete, Bll Davdson ' ASK Of OUR PURE ng ther dffcultes here wth the sugar Athletcs. t s probable that the result speaker, as the large number of men un.l by name. FOOD 'UlrCTS SAVE.stuaton, the shortage of sweetenng] of ths consderaton wll be a modfea- women who were present wll wtness. Ths s some war! YOU MONEY

4 A HOT CHOCOLATE AND A HOT DOG A REAL TREAT THE QUALTY SHOP 143 COLLEGE STREET Telephone 1817-W BATES COLLEGE LEW8TOK, MA NK VACULTY OF SSTWTOX A X) GOVKHXMKXT OnH C. CHASB, A.M.. D.D.,..D.. PBMDBMT Professor of 'sycholokv and /ogle jomthtn Y. BTAHTOV, A.M.,.TT.n.. Kmerltu Professor of Greek LTHAN 0. JlKlAN. A.M.. 'll. >.. Stanley Professor of Chemstry WU.. HARTSHORN, A.M...TT.D.. ProfMtor of Englsh Lterature HKKBlllT H. Pl'ltlS'l'x. A.M.. D.).. A.KT Cla BABD. A.M.. B.D., Professor of Kngllsh and Argumentaton ROTCB l 'RNTON, A.H.. Drector of Physcal Tranng and n rurlor n Physology JOHN M. CABBOLL, A.M.. Professor of Economcs SAHK. F. HARMS. A.M.. Ant Professor of. German ROBEBT A. F. MCDONALD, A.M., PH.D., Professor of Educaton Kullonton Professor of Hlhllcal Lterature...,, r.., P,....,, and MlKlun lg WLLAM. COLMAH, A.M.. nstructor n Kngllsh GROSVENOR M. ROBNSON, A.M.. Professor of Oratory WM " BAWTBB, JR. All.. A.M., Asr.t R N.Kn.vARf, A.M., PH.D.. nstructor n Bology Professor of German HBTTB W. 'AOHEA. A... U.S.. FRED A KNAP', A.M., nstructor n Household Economy Professor of Latn BTDNH B. BROWN, A.B.. A.M.. FRED E. POMOV, A.M., nstructor n French Professor of Bology CHABLBS. aons, A.B. Tn: BATKS STDKNT, THRSDAY, DECEMBER PAGE Tl H'.H \C 3 '.7 Ch "'"" rt HALBERT. BR.TAN. A.M.. P.....,.., HlMHOND, H.lT"" '" Cohb Professor of Phlosophy Assstant nstructor n Household Economy GUROS M. CHAM, A.M..,,!M M Nr, l:s A B Belcher Professor of Greek Drector of Physcal Tranng for the Wl..AU t. WllTElONE. A.M.. Pn.D.. W Women and nstructor n Physology Professor of Physlca BLAHCH W. KOBBBTS, A.., Lbraran GEOBUE E. KAUKDK.., AM, HAUL K. MJB, A R 'rofessor of Mathematcs Asalrtsal L!barlrn FRANK ). Trms, A.M.. 8.T.D., K.jArm 11 run, AL, Professor of Geology and Astronomy Secre.ary to the Presdent NO.A UOCU.ETTB, A.B.. R t. N. GOULD, A.M. Regstrar Huowlon Profeso of Hlatfrj nd <Jovertm.-n\ UARl U. KNOWLBBJ A.B., -taut to the Dean of Women A.m : F. :RT:M,, A.M.. l;s n..: t. KMBALL, Professor of French Matron t'l.aba L. BDSWBL,, A.B., K.BBT AKBWa, A.t.. Dean for the Women of the College Superntendent of Grounds and luldlngs Thorough courses (largely electlvel leadng to the degrees of A.B. and B.8. Careful tranng n Englsh Composton, Oratory and Debate. Thorough course* n Euglneerlng and n subjects leadng to these. Electve courses n Mathematcs extendng through the laat three years. Excellent laboratory and lbrary facltes!' lodate methods la teachng Greek,.atln. French, German, Spansh, Hstory, Economcs. Socology and Phlosophy. Frst-class Athletc feld. New outdoor runnng track. Lterary socetes. Moral and Chrstan nfluences a prmary am. Actve Chrstan Assocatons. A graduate T. M. C. A. secretary. Necessary annual expenses for tuton, rooms, board, and all other College charges from two hundred aud twenty-lve to two hundred and ffty dollars a year. Steam beat and electrc lghts n the dormtores Nlntey-nlne scholarshps, nnety-four of these payng ffty dollars a year, the other fve payng more. For specal profcency n any department, a student may receve an honorary appontment n that work. Such appontments for the preaenl year are as follows: Arg ntaton. Cecl T. Holmes. ''.. Bather Phllps, '18; Bology, Beatrce G. Burr. 's. Myron T. Townsend, 's; Chemstry, Dexter t. Kneeland, 's, 1 ad B. Btsrens, 's. Mark K. Stlnson. '18, Banford L. Bwasey, '10, Cecl A. Thurston, '18; Educaton, Martha 1: Drake, 18; Englsh, C. Blanche Ballard, 's. Ralpb w. George, '18, Maron! '. Lews, '10; Geology, Hlda. DeWolfe, '18, A. Lllan Leathers, 's. Donald B. Bwott, s, Arthur E. Tarbell, 18; Latn, Ellen U. Alkens. '17. Evelyn M. Bussey, s; UatbematlCS, s. Lester Doffett, '18, BlChard F. Garland. '18, Donald W. Hopkns. S; Oratory, \. Lllan Leathers, S. Mark B. BtlnsOD, 's; Physos, Harold A. Str.ul. '18, Karl S. Woodcock. '18. R. W. CLARK PRESCRPTONS A SPECALTY Also, APOLLO CHOCOLATES Regstered Druggst Pure Drugs and Medcnes 258 Man Street, Cor. Bates, LEWST0N, MANE HARRY L. PLUMMER Photo and Art Studo 1S4' Lsbon Street LEW8TON. MAME HARPER & GOOGN CO. COAL and WOOD 138 Bates Bt. 57 Whpple St. Om«a, 1800, 1801-R Yard, 1801-W LEWSTON. MANE THE BOWDON MEDCAL SCHOOL ADDSON S. THATER, Dean 10 Deertng St., PORTLAND. MANE O. S. N. Rado School: About 1500 men of the regular servce and the re serve lre enrolled. The four months' course ncludes mltary tranng as well as techncal work. Athletc actvtes have resulted n the formaton of foot- ball and cross-country teams. The frst ssue of "The Oscllator," whch ap- peared October 27, gves promse of a splendd publcaton whch wll be nter- estng to cvlans as well as to men of the Navy. LOCALS A new telephone system la to be n- -taled n Parker Sal. At B meetng Of the Parker Hall Assocaton held Tns,lay evenng t was decded to have two lls located ( the s ud floor. A system of bells wll mployed t" call men to the 'phone. The th dea - certanly a g one. Tme wll tell how practcally the bell system wll work out. t s hoped tha t may prove successful, A large number are plannng to attend the lecture by Wn. Jennngs Bryan to be held ll Cty Hall thl evenng. The followng from John Bertram Hall spent Thanksgvng tl ther homes: at Gardner, Edward tauter. John Cusck, Edwn Barrman, Maurce Don and Lester Harrman; Wnslow Anderson, Portland, Mane; Elmer Wll ad, Cape Elzabeth, Baakel ball praetee las commenced n the hallways of John Bertram Hall. Several changes ha recently been made n the Y. f. C. A, Cabnet. Donald Bwetl has been chosen as char man of the ' 'out> Servce Depart ment, takng the place of.lames. s. Hall who recently left college to accept a commsson n the army. Wendell Harmon, '19, s now charman of the Commt! Church and Communty t o operaton. The college catalog > the year has g o the prnter, Mrs. S. M. Robnson has been ll for some tme, bul s now recoverng. There have been fl number of vstors at the college recently. Mss ' raghead las entertaned her brother and sster. \!-- Hammond her sster, and Mrs. Kmball her nece durng the past week. Mr. ol man occopb tl be pulpt at the Frend's Church a Wnthrop 'enter last Sunday. Presdenl Chase s oke brefly at chapel m Monday mornng of the prob lon that fronts tt, colleges n the growng unrest among the students. Tde war stuaton ha- a tendency to destroy a student's nt< esl n hs work. mt the Btudents of ^ rad follow the example of the Mnne Men of the days of the R voluton, w ho remaned at ther regular tasks untl the very moment when ther country called them. M-s Elzabeth ' use s away from the cty for a shorl neat on. The publcty work for the college, whch was begun n s year by the fac ally comttee on publcty, s beng car ted m ths year under the patronage of the Alumn of the college. General college new- s gent ntally to weekly and daly papers,,:' the slate, and numbers of specal artcles go each week to daly papers n New England. The work s beng dune by Cecl Holme-, '!'. Francs.. Tllman, of Thomaston, was he guest ove Sunday of Karl W cock, '18. lsl Leut,.lames Carroll ' called on frends here the frst of the week on hs way to Camp Devens, Mr. Car rol( receve,1 hs commsson at the Close of the second Plattsburg camp. Jm was a star athlete whle here Bfl a -ndent. Corp. Bob Hyer, '18, was at home for Thanksgvng and came over to see the old Parker Hall gang, llob says 'amp Devens s nol half bad even n wnter. L. R. Wlson, "20, has enlst,,1 n the Coast Artllery Corps and s now n Port MeKnloy. Portland har'or. Arthur Tarbell. '17. wenl deer hunt ng on Thanksgvng Day and returned wth a ten pont buck, le was duly thankful. Rchard ltoolhby, '16, has enlsted n the Quartermasters Corps. Karl Brght. 'll, has also enlsted n the same department. Chas. A. Gregory, 'P.', spent Thanksgvng wth hs sster n North Stratford, \. f. Last Saturday evenng Mrs. Kmball chaperoned a parly of callers n Room l., Parker Hull. Those present were The Msses Craghead. Mss Grace Lncoln of Wellesley, Msses Crowell, Skelton and Reed, Messers. Craghead, Oarland, Nevlle, Steady, Powers, and Carl Smth. Musc was enjoyed, lght refreshments were served and a very pleasant evenng was spent by all. Owng to the ear strke Arthur Tar boll 'K was oblged to reman on the campus Monday nght. '. BroOk Qnmby 's entertaned hfather a- a guest at dnner last MOD day. Carl.undholm '20 suffered Tut from an attach of pleursy. t s hoped that nrl wll not be a v etm of 1 hs trouble agan. M-- Myrtle M. Mclntyra '18 spent t he W6eh end n Port laud. Mss Alce M. Harvey 's gpen a few day- n PoXCroft. M-- Maron Fogg 's spent the week etd wth her aunt n Lew-ton. M Blose P. - '-" -peat the week end at her home ll Hampton. \.. Mss rna Kuersnn 's was at her home n Auburn for the week end. V group of Senor grls held a spread Sunday nght n place of the regular Rand Hall.-upper. Mss Ruth M. Chapman '18 ha- returned from a week's vst at her home n Sholluru Pall-, Ma--. Danel Newcomer baa joned the army. Barbara P. Gould '19 was n B a few day- n lt ly. \-- Paulne p. Jameson and Mss Evelyn M. Manchester, both 1917, were on the campus Sunday. Because of the Storm Sunday, a specal servce was held ll Pske foou at 11 o'clock lor he grls. M Gladys Logan and Mss Ruth Clayter spent the week end n Portland. Mss 'r-ella M Sunday vst e, M-s Emly Moreau n Portland. Mss Etta Smth las returned from a w.-ek '- absence from collt M-- Thelma Pullerton entertaned her mother durng the week end. Mss Gladys Hall and M-- na Shaw spenl a nght at Whtlor House durng the Thanksgvng vacaton. M -s atherne.bnes enlerta her on Frday. M-s Eleanor Brewster spent the week end at her home n Lsbon Falls. M-s Edna Merrll spent Saturday and Sunday at her h e n Mechanc Palls. Belated Thanksgvng Notes Arlene May, Ethel Farweather, Ml dred Wdber and Marjore Hamlton spenl Thanksgvng Hay n Portland. Ruth Cummngs, Evelj n Varney, and Blanche Smth were n Belgrade for the holday. Edna Oavette -pent Thank-gvng Hay at the home of Agm - Page of Lewston. Ernestne Phlbrook passed the holday al her home n Bethel. Ruth Fsher and Eleanor Brewster -pent Thursday al Lsbon Palls. Ruth Collns spent the holday at her home n.tohfcld. Catherne Jones entertaned sabella Morrson at her home n Norway over Thanksgv no. Anne May Chappell and 'lar'e Place enjoyed Thanksgvng Day n Saco. Dorothy Crowell am Anne Cummngs were n Auburn for Thanksgvng. Ms- Snowes spent the holday M langor, Floyd Norton '18 has left coll, a few day- to take part n an agrcultural enterprse. Manager Garland and Edtor Qumby of the Mrror have appeared before all the classes recently n support of a College Annual. eel Holmegrp. 1 s,a- on ll, the GEO. B, GLLESPE ['! 1.11 ' CARRAGE maytq BAGGAGH fla10 TRANSFER Up to Date Servce All Hours Day or Nght Resdence Ph< 1398-W f busy, cull 1507 or 8898 (loneler: The old system of credts and cuts ha- l u dscarded by the gymna-um drector tn- year, and the department has been placed on a ba.s smlar to tha "f the academc ct Every studenl - requred to take three hours of gymnasum work each week..lutors and Senors must spend at lea-t one hour n nsde work and two n -p,,t-. By consent of the department, after mdyear- a 8 1 may drop her work. Bophomores and Freshmen n-t take two ho,- of regular gymnastcs, wth one h ' of -[mls. Ths year, the Englsh eo-lllue, consstng of a pleated B rge tunc, s to e worn. Vassar: As a v-ut of the effcency of the War Servce Commttee, '' 1 people are work n^ n t he Red ' 'rose.. cry day; over *.'..' ha- been : tor the purchase of materal: - students ar' enrolled n preparedness -: weekly shpments of magaznes to the tranng camp- ar ade by the Collegate Perodcal League. [fl addton, te commttee superntended t he Lberty Loan campagn. Lawrence: By unanmous vote of the student body, the Honor System was adopted. The plan s to apply only to. examnaton-, and wrtten work. Radclffe Kev -. Openng of Medcal School The Bowdon Medcal School op ts d - on Saturday. Oct. PL The 98th year of t- exstence began very favorably and n spte of war condtons and the ncreased strctness of entrance lt ons, there wll be n or 12 men '' l nterng class. Ffte -.\ b W n e> pected, but several have been called nto war s.rv ce. T ; ond year class - about normal, only two men transferrng to other school-. upper classes have not 1 n serously up by the war le. au-e.ndents n the medcal schools are exempl drafl nto the natonal army. Alto. gether, th t look - promsng for a --fn year. Bowdon 11 t 'ohmba: By acton of the tr two professors were removed from the faculty on the charge of dssemnatng doctrnes tendng to em- -age a sprt of dsloyalty to tl. go^ ernmen 'nted state-. Mne t han ffty s udents are enrolled n the four a\ at n courses offered n he 'olege ot' Ehgne rng. Bj racuse: The Pnversty Rfle Club s a member of the Natonal Rfle \- caton. ts member- are elgble 1"' spettona and trophes offered by th" assocaton. A ffty yard range. under constructon. A course ll Habts l ther habts, behavor, and dentfcaton, wth some attenton to the study of anmals, w l! be gven bj the ot Forestry ths semester, The wll cons-t of confere -. laboratorv The followng nomnatons were made exercses, and held trps. at an Athletc Counol meetng held Wednesday evenng for football man- VV'ellesley: The College s offerng ager, Harmon '111 and Cobb 'PL for nne emergency r-e-. planned bv the assstant football manager, htrschbaum Commttee on Mobolzaton and ap- '20 and Could '20; for track manager, proved by the Academc Councl. Seven Kenpton 's am Kdgecom, 'S; rdg- are extra cancular. o l. gven ml of es '20 and Gfford '20 were apponted schedule hours, not e tng toward a second asstant hockey managers. degree; the course n Wreless Tele- Donald Hopkns 'S has chosen ^'^ ' ""'»««^«M»" r ">-'» 1 <"' courses utng. The lst ncludes the ns fourth senor member of the student followng: K Councl to fll the place left vacant bv Home nursng, lrs, ad. lames. S. Hall '18. Wreless, telegraphy, statstcs and flng, stenography, typewrtng and bookkeepng, hstory of the war. home economes, gardenng and conservaton of products. surveyng, makng of maps for consona Support the College Annual and help f on purposes, get the $3.50 rate. RadellTe News.

5 r., PAGE FOUR r ROSS'S CE CREAM and other delcaces may be termed the "educated" knd because the flavor s tastefully brot out when you partake of them. YOUR PATRONAGK S APPRECATED ALWAYS GEO. A. ROSS, Class ELM STREET, LEWSTON, MANE Telephone 6BO Merrll C& Webber Co. Blank Books, Ruled Blanks PRNTERS and BOOKBNDERS All knds of BOOK anj JOB PRNTNG executed n a neat, prompt and tasty manner THE HATES STt'DEXT, Tl'RSDAY. DECEMBER G Loose Leaf Work to order 95 TO 99 MAN STREET, AUBURN, MANE Lewston Trust Company 46 LSBON STREET LEWSTON, MAXK Bankng n all ts Branches Commercal Accounts 4% nterest Pad on Savngs Deposts J. H, STETSON CO., nc. Baseball, Football, Tenns, Skates, Snowshoes, Flashlght Supples 65 Lsbon St., Lewston, Me. Telephone 119 Has t dawned on you that your SHOES look just lke new when repared at UNON SQ. SHOE REPARNG SHOP Cor. Park and Man Sts. GEO. F. BART.ETT, Prop. The Best Values For $5.00 a Pr. LUNN & SWEET SHOE STORE 87 Lsbon Street, Lewston BATES UNON BULDNG TO BE STARTED THS FALL Board Of Trustees Reverses Orgnal Decson The Bates Onon, the buldng for whch the (acuty and students of the college have been watng for leveral yean, s to become a realty. At ft tng of the executve commttee of the board of trustees, held here last Saturday, t was decded that the tme had - e to go ahead wth the plans (or constructon, and ground wll be broken for the buldng ths fall, f weather condtons wll permt. The acton of the trustees Came as a dstnct surprse to the students, for although a meetng of the commttee ma held on Wednesday, no ntmaton of tha fact had reached the student body, was generally understood that the money for the buldng had been practcally all rased, but no mmedate acton was antcpated. Saturday's meetng was really an adjourned sesson of the meetng of the prevous Wednesday, at whch t had been found mpossble to reach any defnte decson. At Saturday's sesson, however, t «as agreed that everythng should be! n n readness durng the fall and wnter, n order that the constructon mght be completed as quckly as possble, after the comng of sutable weather n the sprng. The new buldng wll occupy the vac ant corner of Gampua Avenue and Bardwell street, and wll be the begnnng of the second quadrangle. The style of ths buldng wll be coped n all of those whch follow t on ths pan of the campus. t was orgnally planned to buld a new Commons n connecton wth the unon buldng, but t was thought advsable at ths tme to use the avalable money to buld and completely equp the Unon proper. The *90, whch has been subscrbed wll be ample for ths purpose. The Unon wll face Campus Avenue. Eventually, the Com nons wll be bull as an annex, wth ts long axs parallel to lardwell Street. so that tl ntn- buldng wll take the form of the lette "L", Archtecturally, the Unon wll be of the Englsh style. Bomewhal resemblng the chapel. The materal, however wll be dark brck, rather than Btono. On the frst floor of the buldng wll be a huge hallway whch wll be drect lv eon ted wth the large loungng room, so that the two together can be used as an audtorum, seatng about lve hundred persons. A loge freplace wll be an attractve feature of the loungng room. There wll be also two ns for the use of the Athletc Assocaton, one general offce, and a prvate offce for the treasurer of the Aasoea lon. The V. M. 0. A. wll be provded wth the same offce space. A game room, a room for readng and wrtng. a post offce for the college, and ft room whch t s hoped w'll be assgned as Dee for 'he Bates Student, wll fll the remanng -pace of the frst Hour. On the second Boor then' wll be a small hall wl ch Wll seat about one hundred and Bfty persons, Ths wll be used for tc regular weekly meet ngs of the Y. M. C. A., am for occa- sonal lecture- There wll also he a musc room, '. r the use of the glee and mandoln clul. and other muscal organsatons ol the college, wth certan exceptons. n the basen ent there wll be bowlng alleys, pocd and bllard rooms, another loungng roo; wth ts freplace, and, last of all, the college barber shop. The 190,000 whch s to buld and furnsh the new buldng was subscrbed by three frends of the college. (60,000 of that amount has already been pad u. and the rest wll be receved before t s needed for the work. The completon of ths buldng wll mark the successful culmnaton of long effort on the part of Presdent Chase to brng such an nsttuton to Hates. He has long fell that ths was one of the most pressng needs of the college. Kates s ft non-fraternty college, and the 1'non s expected to fll that place n the socal lfe of the men of the nsttuton whch s furnshed n many of the other colleges by the fraterntes. Although t has been the hope of many of the students to see a new gymnasum upon our campus before the tme of ther graduaton, there s lttle doubt that the fnshed Bates Unon wll fnd all the men of Bates apprecatve of the atttude of the trustees n ther decson to defer the buldng of a gymnasum untl some later tme. BATES BOYS L T. GOOD CLOTHES FROM GRANT & CO. 54 LSBON STREET ALUMN NOTES Augustus '. Norton. L..M., s jont author of Bulletn No. 884 of the Bureau of Labor Statstcs, Decsons of Courts Affectng Labor The preparaton of these annual bulletns of Court Decsons nvolves a search of all the decsons of the COurta of last resort of the States, as well as of the Pedt nl Courts. Typcal anl mportant cases nvolvng the relatons of employers anl employees are selected, the facts presented n summary form, and quotatons made from the opnons showng the ooncluslena of law reached and the grounds therefor John B. Sawyer recently resgned hs poston n the Wakefehl, Mass.) Hgh School to enter the Law Department of the Boston and Mane Ralroad Clara Chapman s teachng ths year n the Qroveland, (Mass.) Hgh School. Onsvlle J. Moulton, also a member of lltlt, s prncpal of the same school. Etta Howell s teachng for the thrd year n the hgh school at South ]ladley Tals, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Wllam.T. Rchards l Edth Pales, 'l-l of Hath. Mane, have a daughter. Lucy May, born July lull Charles K. ladley has charge of he Scence Department n the hgh BC! 1 at Brattleboro, Vt. Vorla.. Shores s studyng for her Master'a degree u Amercan llslory at Smth College. Her address s 286 South Street. Northampton, Mass. Aubrey W. Tabor s teachng n Washngton Depot. Conn Kenneth Farwell Wtham and Alma Velena Smley were marred hst June n Carbou, Mane. They are now lvng n Pttsfleld, Mane, where Mr. Wtham s Offce Secretary n the Y. M. 0. A. Vera Chapman s teachng n the Sanford Mane) Hgh School. Una Mae Mlls, who s teachng n the hgh school at Waterboro Centre, Mane, vsted frends u Lewston over Thanksgvng lchnrd '. loothhy and Karl A. Brght enlsted ths week u the Quartermaster'a corps statoned at Port Slocun, New York. Last June Gladys L. Mower and Harold. Clfford were marred at the brde's home. They are lvng u Hartland, where Mr. Clfford s superntendent of the llartland school dstrct Carl Stone s head of the Hstory Department of the Wollesley Hlls Hgh School. Ernest rpham s teachng n the new Park Avenue school at Hartford, Conn. The school has an average attendance of two thousand pupls and requre* a faculty of ffty members. Paulne E. Jameson s teachng n Gorham, New Hampshre. Eleanor Rchmond, e.v-"17, who graduated from Mt. lolyoke last June, s employed n the ollce of the Sprngfeld, (Mass.) Daly News. Robert (Jreene s n the nsurance busness wth Barker and Shpton, of Pttsfleld, Mass. Hs address s 150 North Street. Uuth Capen s reporter on the staff of t le Lewston Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Rchard Klvvell are lvng n Pembroke, Mane, wdere Mr. Elwell s preachng n the Baptst Church. Adn S. Turner s teachng n the hgh school at Phllps, Mane. Herbert Qnton s studyng at Newton Theologcal Semnary. Xewton, Mass. Pennsylvana: The management of athletcs nt the Unversty has passed from the Athletc Assocaton to the Unversty Councl on Athletcs, consstng of three trustees, three alumn, three faculty members, and three undergraduates. Boston Unversty LAW SCHOOL 11 Asbburton Place, Boston The purpose of the school s to gve the student such tranng n the prncples of the law and such equpment n the technque of the professon as wll best prepare hm for actve practce wherever the Englsh system of law prevals. The course of study for the LL.B. degree occupes threo full school years. For thoso who have receved ths dogree from ths or any other reputable school of law the degree of LL.M. may be receved on the completon of a one year's resdent attendance under the drecton of **»lvlle M. Bgelow. Specal scholarshps ($50 per year) are awarded to college graduates. For catalog, address HOMER ALBERS, Dean Y. M. C. A. HOLDS REGULAR MEETNG D. E. Andrews Speaks On "The Personal Element" Last evenng's meetng of the Y. M. C. A. was held as usual n the Roger Wllams Hall assembly room. The speaker of the evenng was Mr. Delbert E. Andrews, who took as hs subject, "The Personal Element". le sad tha "Personalty", snce t s such a broad and comprehensve prncple, could not be adequately treated as a whole u short talk, and that he would therefore confne hmself to ono phase of th> matter, namely, "The Contagousness of Personalty". Tha one's personalty s contagous, s a matter of common experence wth all of us. The speaker gave numerous examples from hs own experence, all of whch were strkng proofs of the truth of ths statement. Two of theso examples were drawn from the school days of Mr. Andrews. He told of ono of hs former teachers who had a pecular habt of adjustng hs collar to meet the requrements of a partcularly robust neck. n a few weeks, he notced that half the boys n the school were unconscously mtatng the teacher n ths respect. At another tme, the grls of the school were found nvoluntarly copyng the smle of a partcularly good-tempered woman teacher. n both of thes.- eases, the pupls were strongly attracted by the personalty of the teacher, and ther mtaton was purely unconscous. Upon one occason, when Mr. Andrews a mpaned a delegaton of Student Volunteers to a conference al Toronto, he notced that the Yankee boys began to roll ther t's before they had long been u the Canadan cty, agan unconscous mtaton of the Canadan boys wth whom they were assocatng. The speaker sad that ho realzed that he had brought no really new deas, b merely recalled to the mnds of hs hearers some mportant old deas whh they had perhaps neglected. He expressed the hope that as college men, who must set the standard of pers alty for the rest of the world, they would use these thoughts to enhance 1 the value of ther own examples, and present to the world a personalty tl at s good, noble, and nsprng. Harvard: 4,750 alumn and under gradual's are engaged n war servce. 1,690 are n the Unted stales Army. Harvard s to have an offcers' tral ng corps for Naval Reservsts of the Frst Naval Dstrct. The course of weeks' work wll lead to the commsson of ensgn. Cadets are to bc quartered n lolyoke House, wth admnstratve ollces n Dane Hall. Mchgan: The new mltary tran- ng organzatons show an enrollment of Nght drllng on South Feld s to be made practcable by the use of eght powerful searchlghts.