LUX. wk&mmz ML ALFRED. N. Y.. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1915 NO. 25 VOL II. JUNIOR BANQUET Last Thursday, during the afternoon and evening, the Juniors

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1 wk&mmz ML VOL II THE HIKERS RETURN FROM ROCK CITY First Officil Hike Success The Hiker's Club yell Sundy evening herlded the close of the Club's first officil hike. The hikers, Bbcock, Bss, Beltz, Blumenthl, Clusen, Hildebrnd, Kenyon, King, Krusen, Rixford, Sunders nd Sutton, left t 11 o'clock Fridy. A stedy pce of four miles n hour ws mde to "Wellsville with short rest in Elm Vlley for lunch. From Wellsville the long climb to Norton's Summit ws found to be s hrd s it looked, yet schedule time ws mde. At Allentown Ry Burdick piloted the hungry bunch to the W. C. T. IT. rooms where the high school girls hd prepred supper for the bnd. After short rest the Hikers divided, some tking the hill rod nd the rest tking the vlley rod to Bolivr. Shortly fter 7 o'clock the Newton House t Bolivr ws reched nd fter visit to the movies the Club djourned for sound night's rest. Bright nd erly in the morning, few minutes before 8 o'clock, the hikers turned their fces Olenwrds nd it ws not long before Little Genesee nd Ceres were pssed. The dinner bell sounded t Portville nd then cme the lst stretch for the dy, the six miles to Olen. At 2:25, five minutes hed of the schedule, the Y- M. C. A. building t Olen ws invded nd the grnd rush to the swimming pool ws mde. The Olen pper contined n rtcle bout the hke nd so only few chldren mistook the khki cld hikers for cowboys nd gypsy luoth ctchers. Blumenthl nd Sv-nders held lucky tickets t the performnce of the "Short Breker" t the Hvens Thetre nd they were Continued on pge eight ALFRED. N. Y.. TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 1915 JUNIOR BANQUET Lst Thursdy, during the fternoon nd evening, the Juniors tield generl exodus to "Wellsville where, with few invited friends, they bnqueted roylly in honor of the pernce of the (entli volume of the Knkde. Ihe committee hd spent much time in preprtion for the event nd they re to bo congrtulted on the result. The bnquet ws held in the dining room of the Country Club the tble being decorted with light blue sweet pes which with the tn lether plce crds nd menus mde n ttrctive disply of the clss colors. The menu follows: LUX NO. 25 NEW IDEAS IN 1916 KANAKA- INDIVIDUAL TROPHY FOR INDEA YEAR BOOK A TERSCHOLASTIC SUCCESS Pul Cox '05, of the Twentieth Century Club hs offered trophy for the highest individul point More Pictures And Fewer Write- winner in the Interscholstic Meet, Ups This Yer My 19. The conditions under which the trophy will be wrded hve not been nnounced s yet The 1916 Knkde ws put on but will undoubtedly follow the sle Fridy morning t Ellis' usul rulings in such trophies. Drug Store. By evening the dy's This is the first time tht n insupply of 160 ws nerly ex- dividul trophy hs been offered husted. The book this yer hs but the need of such trophy hs two innovtions which re im- been felt heretofore by the mnprovements over previous issues; gers of the Meet. Mr. Cox is the use of brown ink throughout now with the Newcomb Pottery nd the mrginl decortion for Co. of New Orlens, L. ech pge representing conventionlized the cmpus with the Fruit Cocktil Wfers Brick nd Steinheim nd its popbouillon Jrdinere Sitines lrs nd pines. The feel of its vlue is not estimble in the curolives Pickles limp lether cover nd its restful rent coin of the relm. Celery Herts soft brown tones re in themthe pictures, on the whole, re Lke Trout selves n invittion to hndle it better thn in previous yers. Hollndise Suce nd to fest your eyes upon it. Some of the fculty "ntiques" Shoestring Pottoes French Cutlets A more creful exmintion hve, fortuntely, been scrpped Brown Grvy nd comprison with the n- nd more recent photogrphs Mrie Antoinette Pottoes tken their plces. Some of the Pes in Timbles nuls of other yers brings out individul pictures nd those of some interesting fcts. The tendpinepple Sld Myonise Dressing ency hs been for the yer book groups re either poorer csts Sitines Ice Crem Angelfood to do wy more nd more with thn the rest or the ''devil" put on Demi Tsse French Rolls the snppy write-ups of interest- extr gob of ink on the rollers After Dinner Mints ing nd typicl college events nd when they were being printed. Over the coffee tostmster the ofttimes il-too pointed per- There re, likewise, some unfortuford Brnrd introduced the fol- sonlities nd to become simply nte slips in proof reding. But lowing spekers on the vrious pictoril summry of the yer's then, the book is very evidently phses of "Knkde:" events nd escpdes. This pres- work of love nd it is therefore Tostmster, F. B. Brnrd ent book crries this ide step thnkless tsk to point out even The Nme Miss E. M. McLen frther. While we cn well do these minor defects in it. To set The Strem L. B. Bssett without the slshes nd jbs of over ginst them re the hppy The Hll Miss G. C. Burdick The Book E. L. Burdick the nnul of seven or eight yers ides in grouping of the mkers of The Reply Prof. G. A. Bole go, it is question whether the the smller pictures, the rtistic The severe illness of Prof. Bole books of the lst few yers hve mrginl decortions lredy lto whom the Knkde ws dedi- not lost n element of vlue by luded to, the inititive nd rected, mde it necessry for Mrs. omitting the breezy chronicles of source exhibited by the producers, Bole to tke his plce nd ws those events of the yer which the hours of lbor, the mny exthe only sddling prt of very will remin in the memory of the cellent photogrphs in word delightful eveningprticipnts s long s they them- the solid worth of the book which After the bnquet the Juniors selves endure. In spite of this cn not be ginsrd. Tking repired to the prlors where possible defect, we wonder everything into considertion, the dncing ws prticipted in nd whether the students relize wht Knkde of the clss of 1916 is generl good time enjoyed. rejuvintor nd restorer nd fully on pr with the producmusic ws furnished by Hmil- link with the present which tions of former yers. The clss ton's Orchestr of Wellsville. seems hrdly cpble of ever be- is to be congrtulted. The book coming the pst of forty yers is this yer dedicted to Prof. g 0 re these Knkdes. Their George A. Bole. Red the ds.

2 Amore" by the Rigoletto Qurtet COTRELL & LEONARD feturing Cruso, nd "L donalbny, N. Y. n mobile" by Constntino. Officil Mkers of In order to mke the students Cps, Gowns nd better cquinted with the differhoods ent voices, Professor Wingte is To the Americn Colleges nd Unigoing to ply drmtic, lyric, nd versities from the Atlntic to the Erwin Sedlczek is working for on Tuesdy, April 13th. A ring mezzo belcnto records for the Pcific. of Guernsey cows nd one of students to identify. Kymond Hrdy t Almond. CLASS CONTRACTS A S P E C I A L S Guernsey heifers were plcet!.. On Correct Hoods for ll Degrees, Rich Robes Lynn Loomis '16, is doing prcfor Pulpit nd Bench. Tuesdy, April 20, the clss went ticl frm work t Binbridge, N. Bulletin, smples, etc., on request. to Almond on the bus nd wlked SECOND ANNUAL STOCK Y. out to S. S. Krr's plce to jndge JUDGING CONTEST "Gus" McNry '17, nd Arthur some Ayrshire stock. A ring ech FARLEY & TRUMAN Sheridn '15, drove to Andover of cows nd heifers were plced. The second nnul Stock JudgTonsoril Artists on Sundy. The trueness to type nd the ing Contest t the New York Stte Bsement Rosebush Block " C y " Bloodgood '16, nd Dick good condition of both of these School of Agriculture t Alfred Alfred, N. Y. Humphrey '16, re working on herds, mde the plcing diffi- University, Alfred, New York, will frms ner Genev. cult problem. However, Prof. be held in connection with the Interseholstic Meet, My 19th, "Hube" Willims '17, ws in Pontius hs mde cler the things TAILOR SHOP town Sturdy night nd Sundy to look for, nd the clss is bend Competition is open to ny seccoming expert in picking the good visiting Bob Prngen. TELEPHONE OFFICE ondry school in the Stte. Two ones. The Alfred Grnge ttended W. H. BASSETT clsses hve been rrnged: one church in body lst Sturdy \ for schools hving regulr grind herd n excellent sermon deculturl deprtment; nd one for COUNTRY LIFE CLUB livered by Pstor Burdick. schools hving no griculturl deh. C. HUNTING The Country Life Club met prtment. Professor nd Mrs. DeVoe Portrit Photogrpher Mede re the proud prents of Thursdy evening, April 22. Pro- The Contest will be held t the Amteur Supplies nd Finishing bouncing boy. Both Mrs. Mede grm s follows: School Frm Brn t 10 P. M. on Club nd the youngster re doing well. School Song the bove dte. Devotions Mr. Griffin If the wether of lst Sturdy Music Miss Horn Rules of Entry The 20 Guge Shot Gun Hs Mr. Condermn nd Sundy continues, the clss Glenings Come To Sty Clss A. Competition open to Mr. Mure in "bugs" won't tke very long Violin Solo Prlimentry Prctice Leder, Miss high schools hving regulr grifor Prices nd Qulity See to mke good collection over Tuttle culturl deprtment. Fenner Bros. week-ends. School Song Club Clss B. Competition open to The progrm ws very well ren- high schools not hving regulr Every dy the wether permits HIGH GRADE PIANOS the members of the grdening dered, being enjoyed by ll, who griculturl deprtment. nd clss cn be seen busily engged ttended. Much credit is due to Clss A nd B will be regrded VICTROLAS plnting nd cultivting their in- those tking prt in the progrm, s seprte contests. STRAUBUFSG'S MUSIC HOUSE especilly Miss Tuttle who gve dividul grdens. 44 Senec St., Ech high school my enter her services s leder of the prlif. D. MILLER, Mgr. tem of three members. The Victrol which hs been or- mentry prctice. dered for some time, ws deindividul competition open to The music offered by Miss Horn WETTLIN'S "FLOWERS" livered on Wednesdy. It is to ny bon fide high school student nd Mr. Mure ws exceptionlly Both 'Phones be used for instruction purposes good, lso the glenings by Mr. except tht individuls hving s well s entertinment. previously won first prize in WETTLIN FLORAL COMPANY Condermn. similr contest re debrred from Hornell, N. Y. Mny housekeepers re tking entry. dvntge of the specil course in grdening offered this term to cstock to be Judged N. Y. S. A. CHAPEL GIFFORD & CONDERMAN quint the members with the whys PIANOS A N D SHEET MUSIC 1. A ring of four Holsteinnd wherefores of home grden. On Mondy, April 19, Professor NEW EDISON DISC PHONOGRAPH Friesin cows. Wingte gve chpel tlk on the Prof. Lngford Whitford left 36 Cnisteo St., difference in tenor voices. The 2. A ling of four drft horses. here Tuesdy, April 27th to tke Competitors will be required to drmtic tenor hs voice tht is chrge of the exhibits contributed very full nd powerful. The ly- plce the nimls in 1, 2, 3, 4 order l OLLARS 0 f^uffs by the woodworking, drfting USTARD OC JVlSTLER ric tenor hs voice tht is soft nd write their resons for such LAUNDRY nd forge clsses to be displyed nd sweet,, nd the mezzo belcn- plcing. Elmir, N. Y. t the Estern Arts nd Mnul to hs voice tht rnges be- A grde of 60 per cent will he ltrining Techers' Assocition tween the drmtic nd lyric, lowed on the plcing of ech ring H. B. GRIFFITHS, Locl Agent. Csh on delivery Exhibition which is to be held in hving little of ech. nd 40 per cent on the resons for the Brodwy Auditorium in Buf- To exemplify the differences, plcing. flo. Professor Wingte plyed " I Awrds will be bsed on the W. W. COON,D. D. S. The clss in Advnced Stock Her You Clling Me" by John totl verge of the two rings. OFFICE HOURS Judging hiked to Col Sisson's MeCormick; "Bell Figli Dell One-hlf hour will be llowed 9 A. M. to 12 M. 1 to 4 P. M. N. Y. S. c

3 Just Received Fresh Supply of MORSE'S CANDIES Good things to et t ll hours Bnquets Specilty Sole Agents For Sturdy Evening Post Ldies' Home Journl Country Gentlemn C. S. HURLBURT Proprietor CONFECTIONERY, CANDIES ICE CREAM YOST'S HORNELL, N. Y. Represented by C. S. Hurlburt Alfred SANITARY BARBER SHOP All Tools Thoroughly High grde work And, prices no higher SteiJln,' JOE DAGOSTINO 190 Min St., "IDEAS" IN PRINTING It's the "Ide" tht mkes the Progrm, Menu Crd, or piece of Printing "snppy" you know. There re lots of good printers you know, but few concerns with clever "ides." We furnish the "ides." FULLER, DAVIS CORPORATION Belmont, N. Y. Succeeding Progressive Print Co. t Belmont for plcing nd writing resons for ech ring. Prizes First nd Second prizes will be given in ech clss s follows Clss A. First Prize Silver Loving Cup, donted by Allegny- Steuben Holstein-Friesin Breeders' Assocition. Second Prize Specil Contest Bnner. Clss B. First Prize -- Silver Loving Cup, donted by New Yoi'k Stte School of Agriculture. Second Prize Specil Contest Bnner. For the highest individul score on the two rings one copy of Henry's "Feeds nd Feeding'," will be wrded. For the second highest score one copy of Plumb's "Types nd Breeds" of frm nimls, will be wrded. The schools winning the Silver Cups will hve their nmes engrved thereon, nd will be llowed to keep the cups on exhibition until the next yer when they will pss to the next yer's winners. The cups will become the permnent property of ny school Avinning them three times in succession. High schools not giving Agriculturl instruction cn hve clss exercise by member of the committee upon ppliction. All entries should be mde not lter thn My 10th to B. E. Pontius, Alfred, New York, on enclosed ppliction blnk. For further informtion write ny member of the committee. B. E. Pontius, Alfred, N. Y. E. E. Poole, Alfred, N. Y. F. C. Smith, Wellsville, N. Y. Contestnts my lso enter for the Athletic Meet if they desire to do so. BROWN UNIVERSITY MEN WANT CLEANER POLITICS In order to get rid of frternity politics the recently orgnized interfrternity council t Brown University were ble to get 500 out of 686 men to sign pledges tht they would not be prties to politicl dels between frternities or between groups of men in the selection of clss officers or committee members. New Spring Derbys nd Soft Hts JUST IN B. S. Bssett, Alfred, N. Y. TROUBLE IN YONKER'S SCHOOLS Former Alfred Mn Presses Public Officils Too Hrd Students Strike A vigorous bttle hs been wged in Yonkers between the civic orgniztions nd mothers of school children nd the Bord of Eduction to force the ltter to rescind its ction in decliimig to reppoint Wm. S. Mxson, President of the Yonker's Techers' Assocition, nd former principl in the prep school here, to his post s principl of school No. 20. Severl hundred pupils hve been on strike for week nd mny mothers hve supported them in their refusl. The occsion of Prin. Mxson's removl ws his effort to hve the techer's pension fund put under SENIORS GETTING LOCATED stte control. Under Yonker's Three More Secure Positions control, the fund is put out on The members of the Senior clss '^mortgge nd it hs been discovered tht prcticlly the whole re getting locted in positions for next yer. Miss Mildred Sunders hs recently ccepted posi- mount hs been borrowed by city officil nd their reltives. According to the New York World, Coon will tech Germn nd Ltin tion t Millerton. Aron Mcthe pupils hve returned to school t Bronxville, N. Y., nd Miss II. t Mr. Mxson's urgent request. Arlott Bss hs secured position in the Bolivr High School. Severl of them hd been rrested nd fined by Judge Bel. Her Wy "Mrs. Clinnick thinks gret del of her husbnd." "You've got the wrong preposition. Mke it 'for' insted of * of'.'' Browning's Mgzine. PRISON CAMP UNIVERSITY Belgin Professors Instructing Fellow Cptives t Soldu From "Bufflo Express." Soldu, Prussi, vi London, April 22 (10 P. M.) A regulr university is in opertion in the prison cmp here, which contins severl thousnd prisoners of wr. Lectures re being given in do prtments of rt, lw nd theology nd in the commercil school. There lso is preprtory deprtment. The university owes its origin to the fct tht the Belgin prisoners include mny professors nd the students of four Belgin universities. The students desired n opportunity to continue their studies. The clsses re lso open to other prisoners. The ttendnce in the preprtory deprtment is prticulrly lrge. Y. W. C. A. "Student Honor" ws the subject of the Sundy night meeting. The leders were Nellie Wells nd Mrth Cobb. Mildred Tber nd Mbel Hood furnished music, singing duet.

4 FIAT PUBLISHED LUX WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF ALFRED UNIVERSITY Alfred, N. Y., April 27, 1915 further remins the duty of somebody to tke the inititive insted of leving it to the "other fellow." We hve pprently jumped from winter into summer without Editor-in-Chief Aron McCoon, '15 the usul period of trnsition, Associte Editors nd, s result of this sudden Fin]< Crwford. '15 Horce Hll, '15 vchnge we re ll feeling hot, Hubert D. Bliss, '17. sticky, more or less grouchy nd Frederick W. Intemnn, N. Y. S. A. '15. Elliot Wight, Jr.. N. Y. S. A. '10. decidedly disinclined to study. Mnger Hence it would seem wise to regrover BbcocU, '15 mind students tht finls re not Assistnt Mngers Lowell Rndolph, '16 fr wy, nd tht, to gurd Win. Hoefler, N. Y. S. A., '15. ginst flunks, it is necessry tht we stick to our work s tencious$1.50 per yer. TERMS: ly s our perspirtion sodden Address ll communictions of busi- clothing sticks to our persons. ness nture to Dig into it even s the busy little GROVER BABCOCK humming mosquito will soon be digging into us; keep t it even s Entered s second-clss mil mtter t the Post Office in Alfred, N. Y. the gentle buzzing bot-fly keeps t the unprotected portions of our Mke ll cheeks pyble to Fit Lux, nd ntomies. Peel nd go into it s ll money orders to Grover Bbcock. you would hit the old swimmin' hole; hold your breth nd dive neither solicits nor ccepts liquor or tobcco dvertisements. into the fthomless depths of the se of knowledge nd if it The question rises s the col- drowns you, why you're out of lege yer drws towrd close your misery. 000 shde trees which cn be mde "Get to Know This Store Better' worth $100,000,000 in incresed property vlues. The bulletin deling with systemtic tree plnt- HOW DO YOUR CLOTHES LOOK? No reson for mn to go bout ing describes the vlue of street with ill-fitting clothes in this ;dy of trees, tells when nd how to plnt dvnced, rtistic tiloring nd resonnd with these points well illus- ble prices. trted should be very helpful in A suit tht will fit perfectly nd incresing the mount of plnting wer perfectly is just s esy to buy s red top boots were when your long the streets of the towns nd fther ws boy. cities of New York Stte. Our fmous Cdler-Rochester suits TWO MEMBERS OF SENIOR CLASS WILL DO GRADUATE WORK Howe nd Crwford to Continue re splendid combintion of servicebility nd style. And our full ssortment of men's Spring furnishings re representtive of the seson's fshions. GUS VEIT & CO., Cor. Min & Brod Sts. Their Specilties Splding's The successes tht Alfred students meet with in obtining for nerly forty yers hve scholrships for grdute work tbeen the ones'to think out. nd tests s well s nything could, put on the mrket, things relly the high rnk Alfred holds mong new in fport. the higher institutions of lerning. Are you posted on just wht's new this yer? During the pst week two mem- Send for our Ctlogue. Hundreds of illustrtions of wht to use nd wer bers of the clss of 1915 hve refor Competition For Recretion For ceived notifiction of wrds. RyHelth Indoor nd Outdoor. mond M. Howe, who will finish A. G. Splding & Bros. in June four yer course in Cer611 Min St. Bufflo, N. Y. mics with the B. S. degree, hs received notifiction of his ppointment to Fellowship in glss Victor Victrols Edison Phonogrphs Ltest Populr in the University of Pittsburgh. Sheet Music Mr. Howe will tke up work in the 10 cent copy, by mil 1 cent extr University of Pennsylvni sumkoskie's mer school immeditely fter his 10 Senec St. grdution in June. Finl G. Crwford hs received notifiction of ppointment to scholrat RANDOLPH'S ship in Americn History in the Our line of Cndies.University of Wisconsin. Mr. Alwys fresh nd of the best Crwford, who will complete his Corner West University nd Min Streets work in the College of Arts nd Sciences in June with the Ph. B. H. BRADLEY, ALFRED, N. Y. degree, will commence his work Deler in t the beginning of the fll term. All Kinds of Hides Severl Alfred grdutes hve Fresh, Slt nd Smoked Mets, held scholrships nd fellowships Oysters nd Oyster Crckers in seson t Wisconsin in the pst nd the Cll or phone your order continued success of Alfred men t tht institution speks well for If you hve jobs tht you wnt done for Alfred. fther, mother, dughter, son, nd wnt whether or not we shll hve Freshmn's Bible next yer. This SYSTEMATIC TREE PLANTproduction hs not recently been ING issued under the direct responsibility of ny orgniztion, fct A new bulletin deling in very which hs resulted in its bsence prcticl wy with the subject of severl times in recent yers. This systemtic tree plnting hs just ws the cse the pst yer nd the been issued by The New York possibilities of n edition next fll Stte College of Forestry t Syrcuse University. This bulletin depend upon some one's ssumhs been written to meet the ining the responsibility of compil- cresing number of inquiries ing it. The usefulness of such which the College is receiving "book is unquestioned nd s the from ll prts of the Stte nd fculty nd student government regrding ll phses of tree plntrides must be published, either ing bout home grounds nd on streets. While the informtion this wy or in leflet form, it given in the bulletin will meet esthem done up good nd brown s well s looks rther like shortsightedness pecilly the needs of New York cn be done in town, join the wise people of your rce, nd tke them down to not to combine, thus getting ll Stte, the bulletin contins much Stillmn's Plce. Hlf soleing ldies' shoes with flexible non-squeking ok lether informtion in preservble form mtter of generl interest nd it specilty. Only "Ring-Off" "Auntie, G. A. STlLLMAN. even if the expense is little should be t this seson of the did you ever get proposl?" greter. It pprently remins yer especilly vluble to those who wish to plnt shde trees. It "Once, der. A gentlemn the work of some individul or hs been estimted tht within the sked me to mrry him over the MERRIMAN PIANO HOUSE orgniztion to tke this proposi- cities of New York there re 20,telephone, but he hd the wrong Oldest in Western New York tion up nd find some mnner 000 miles of streets cpble of Estblished in 1852 number.'' Louisville Courier whereby it cn bo finnced. It sustining the growth of ,- Journl. 22 Brod St.

5 THE NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF CLAY-WORKING AND CERAMICS AT ALFRED UNIVERSITY Courses in the technology nd rt of the Cly-Working Industries Young men nd women who re looking for interesting work should sk for Ctlogue CAMPUS Prof. A. Neil Anns '05, of De- Klb, 111., ws week-end visitor in town. The Sophomore clss enjoyed picnic t the Ledges lst Thursdy fternoon. Miss Florence Griffin of Hornell ws week-end guest of Mbel Hood '17, t the Brick. Elizbeth Bcon '15, hs been spending severl dys in Bufflo, Rochester, Alden, LeRoy nd Cnserg. Den Kenyon ttended the meeting,.of.americn Assocition of Collegite Registrrs held t Ann Arbor lst week. President Dvis ws in Albny Tuesdy on Stte School business nd in New York nd Plin-field, N. J., Wednesdy. The bill ppropriting money for demonstrtion building for N. Y. S. A., ws defeted in the Sente lst Thursdy. During the bsence of both Pres. Dvis nd Den Kenyon lst week, Dr. P. E. Titsworth ws presiding hed of the fculty. JESSE PHILLIPS SUPERIN- TENDENT OF INSURANCE The selection of Jesse Phillips of Hornell to the position of Superintendent of Insurnce is n occsion of gret stisfction to his mny Alfred friends. While Mr. Phillips ws t no time student here, he hs been very ctive in the University's behlf nd while member of the sembly from this district, ws instrumentl in getting the ppropritions for the Cermic nd Agriculturl Schools. The wide experience nd unusul bility mke Mr. Phillips n especilly well qulified mn for the position. CHARLES F. BINNS, Director OLD PICTURE FOUND OF IN- TEREST TO ALFRED PEOPLE MISS ELLEN KOKEN MANN ity of Knss in Chirmn voctionl Opportunities Committee Assocition Collegite Alumne, Spokne, Wshington, Member Misouri Uni- An old picture entitled "Scene versity Alumne Assocition in in the Alps" nd signed "L. L. cste of spring ply, Member Sint Louis College Club in Rogers, Alfred, 1857," hs been found in Wellsville. The picture, cste of Christms ply, pencil sketch, is in its originl Member of Kpp Alph Thet frme, hs suffered very little with t University of Missouri, President of Spokne Alumne of Kp- time, nd is s distinct s on the dy it ws mde. In one corner p Alph Thet 1913 nd delegte re the words "First Premium," to Convention for Spokne Alumne in 1913 t Lke Minnewsk, showing tht the sketch must hve been submitted in some longgo rt contest held in the New York. A. M. in English Co- col- lumbi University lege. The sketch is in the possession of Mr. John Kelly of Wellsville, nd is n ntique of some interest to Alfred people. GERMAN CLUB On Thursdy of lst week there ws most successful rehersl of Alfred's new bnd. There will be The Germn Club met s guests of Miss Arlott Bss nd Mrk A NEW BAND FOR ALFRED Shepprd t the home of the former, lst Thursdy evening. Lurence Bbcock red n interesting nd instructive pper on nother rehersl tonight t 7:30"Bismrk." A converstion hour shrp through the courtesy of I F. in their rooms. All bnd men re invited s we wish to,get the best bnd possible for \Memoril Dy. We need the support of the people of Alfred to mke this success- Testing Fther. Willieyou know everything, p?" P "Yes, my son." Willie "Wht is the difference between son of gun nd pop of pistol?"- Willims Purple Cow. Redy for the Circus Freddie "Are you the trined nurse mm sid ws coming?" Nurse "Yes, der; I'm the trined nurse." Freddie "Let's see some of your tricks, then!" Settle Str. Techer of Elementl Work in the Summer School Her Record An Envible One A. B. University of Missouri, mjor English. Techer of English t Neighborhood House, socil settlement, Sint Louis, Trvelled in Europe 1900, 1909, Grdute work in English nd Philosophy Univers- under Dr. Titsworth nd Mr, Mix followed the pper, fter which Germn gmes were plyed nd refreshments served. The meeting two weeks go ws held t the Brick, where the Misses Evns nd Bker entertined. Miss Thoms red n excellent pper on "Legends of the Rhine." Germn songs were feture of the evening. The next meeting will be held My 6, t the home of Dr. Titsworth.. Mr. Shepprd will present pper on "Npolen in Germny.'' Wilful "I understnd tht you hve new motor-cr." "Yes." "Do you drive it yourself?" "Nobody drives it. Wshington Str. We cox DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Alfred University Ry Winthrop Wingte, Director Frnk J. Weed Professor of Pino Fourth qurter commences \pril 7th. Full courses in ll deprtment*. BASTIAN BROS. CO. Mnufcturers of Clss Emblems Rings Fobs Athletic Medls Wedding nd Commencement Invittions nd Announcements Dnce Orders Progrms Menus Visiting Crds, etc. Smples nd Estimtes Furnished upon request 644 Bstin Bldg. ROCHESTER, N. Y. F. J. KENNEDY & SON Spring Brook Grdens Growers of cut flowers nd potted plnts. Plms Ferns All kinds of decortions. Funerl work specilty. Century 'phone 409 nd 550x, Bell, 247 F 4. W. W. SHELDON LIVERY, SALES, FEED, nd EXCHANGE STABLES Bus to ll trins, lso uto for hire UNIVERSITY BANK Students re cordilly Invited to open ccounts with us. The Bnking Hbit is good hbit to cultivte. The Bnk stnds for mtters. security nd convenience in money D. S. BURDICK, President E. A. GAMBLE, Cshier. F. H. ELLIS Phrmcist Use Ellis' Antiseptic Shving Lotioiy Prker's Fountin Pens

6 CAMPFIRE TENNIS OXFORDS white cnvs tops with greysoles. The kind tht wers M. NILES & SON ALFRED STATION, N. Y, Work Clled For nd Promptly Delivered ALFRED STEAM LAUNDRY L,. F. HULIN, Proprietor Pick up Tuesdy. Deliver Fridy. OUR AIM is to PLEASE OUR PATRONS V. A. Bggs & Co SUTTON'S STUDIO Now is the time to sit for FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS 11 Senec Street VOCATIONAL CHAT NO. 6 Opportunities For Techers In New York City The teching profession hs ^ some very encourging chnges in the pst decde. It ws formerly supposed tht ny col lege grdute could tech school without specil trining, for die not the "World" owe the "college grdute" living? And ll he hd to do ws to decide which one of the professions he - would rce with his presence, when Fther World would bow before him in meek humility, blinded by the ultr-college rys of the di- mintion covers two prts; first, plom written in Ltin. This ttitude hs cused mny mn Science of Eduction; second, your specil subject. with college degree to collect To prepre for the exmintion ris living from the world by freuent clls t the bck door. should be fmilir with such books in the science of eduction one s the following: Klpper, Prin- The college of tody is turning :iples of Eduction; Home, Philosophy of Eduction; Prker, out trined grdutes, men who lve spent t lest two yers in specil preprtion for. specific jrofession. The Deprtment of Eduction t Alfred is furnishing rined techers for public school vork, nd so performing vluible work in the eductionl field of Western New York. The slry of the efficient echer in Western New York hs ncresed 50 to 75 per cent, since.904 nd the limit is not in sight. 5ut why stnd under the eves of -our home town, wer yourself >ut for the smll remunerion offered, nd subject yourself o the criticism of every cornertone lofer who is sure tht he mows ll bout "running the ehool." I hve seen mny roung techer worn out nd brokn through the swdust, sopbox )hilosophy of the prent poliicin or the deth-deling gosip of the sewing circle of the OUR INSURANCE mll town. IS RIGHT I believe in tking your services WE CAN SHOW YOU diere they will bring the gretest pportunity, socilly nd economilly. O. H. PERRY, Locl Agent F. W. STEVENS, Generl Aent The city of New York needs echers, men nd women, who re not hiding behind the glre of i college diplom, but who re in-.ependent, resourceful, cpble of EMERSON W. AYARS, M. D. neeting the present problems in he eductionl field nd solving THE NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE OFFERS TWO AND THREE YEAR COURSES IN AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMICS Also specil short winter courses. For ctlogue, ddress, W. J. WRIGHT, Director. Alfred, N. Y. them in whole-herted mnner. An Alfred grdute, with three yers' experience in teching, or two yers' experience nd one yer post grdute work, is eligible for the city license. The ex- High School Methods; Spencer, Eduction; Jmes, tlks to Techrs ; ny history of eduction; Mc- Evy, Science of Eduction. The st book is very vluble for good preprtion. The slry strts t $900 nd increses nnully to $2650. Advnce credit is given for previous experience which generlly brings e initil slry to $1400. The successful cndidte hs eserve position, n incresing slry, n opportunity for dvncement by grdute study, ife free from the worries of neighborhood, gossip nd rich in opporunities. In 1911, I offered n Alfred Senior position ner the city vhere he could prepre for the ity exmintions, but he refused >ecuse it ws so fr from home md his girl. I understnd tht he young ldy hs trnsferred her ffections. The Bord of School Exminers.olds exmintions twice yer, November nd April, nd they,re very nxious to secure upitte techers. The cities of Newrk nd Jersey Jity hold exmintions twice r er long lines similr to the Vow York exmintions. The lry for women is from $900 to $1,800, nd for men $1,500 to $2,500, with n nnul increse of $100 in ech cse. The Bord of Exminers in ech city will be plesed to plce your nme on their list nd send you notice of the first exmintion in your subject. If you desire further informtion long this line you will lwys find me t your service. My ddress is, 3064 Biley Ave. ISAAC M. WRIGHT, J. N. NORWOOD, F. S. CLARKE, P. E. TITSWORTH Voctionl Bureu. SATURDAY'S BASEBALL SCORES Cornell Loses Columbi defeted Cornell, 2 to 1, in n exciting ten-inning gme. Beck ws invincible fter Cornell hd scored its only run in the first inning, the locl tying the score in the second. Columbi won in the extr inning by following up pss with two hits, one twobgger. Score: R. H. E. Cornell i 7 3 Columbi Btteries: Johnson, Brynt nd Clry; Beck nd Lne. Americn Assocition At St. Pul Minnepolis 3, 10, 1; St. Pul 4, 7, 0. At Louisville Clevelnd, 6, 6, 2; Louisville 3, 8, 5. College Bsebll At Hrtford Trinity 1; Bowdoin 0 (13.innings). Amherst, Mss., April 23 Msschusetts Agriculturl College, 4; New Hmpshire Stte College 3.

7 PIAT LUX ern boy my wish to better his bitions to the highest degree- And fortune in Chicgo or Cliforni when you hve reched tht point Among- our selections of Suits nd Overcots for the Fll nd but he my not succeed fst where you re mster of your vowinter seson is brnd tht offers the young-mn exctly enough t these plces nd s he ction, nd when tht which ws wht his hert desires nd his physique requires, nd tht's will strt gin for Florid or born in you hs been fully dethe Philippines nd thus is fost- veloped, then comes rel hppiered the roving hbit. This trit ness. Hppiness consists in helpthese fcts you cn prove by dropping; in here nd slipping- on ruins the bility of the mind to ing those who hve been less for few of these g-rments. The prices will be tigrht. focus itself upon one thing nd no tunte thn ourselves nd in mk,life cn be successfull, without inging the world better for our TUTTLE & ROCKWELL COMPANY hving bck of it, strong, stedy hving been in it. If we cn HORNELL, N. Y. THE BIG STORE persistent purpose. It is sd in- mke our neighbors, our friends deed to see mn become gry nd our dily ssocites better for who hs done nothing well, but hving met us then we shll be insted hs frittered his life wy truly hppy nd successful. THE CHOICE OF A CAREER temper or who is nturlly selfish doing, now this, then tht. A will not mke successful techer. "jek-of-ll-trdes," never hs n No mtter how well he is otheralfred UNIVERSITY Commencement Address Given by wise dpted. It would be dnger- influence in this ge of specilized In Its Seventy-Ninth Yer industry. Pul L, Greene, N. Y. S. A. ous for mn of wek, delicte Endowment nd Property Of course one my hve ll constitution to follow n inside $800,000 these qulities but still die unsucfriends nd fellow students: In job lthough he my dislike.n cessful nd one of the resons for Thirteen Buildings, including two behlf of the clss of nineteen out-of-doors or n ctive occuphis filure my be the dissiption tion where there is plenty of tresh fifteen, I greet you nd welcome of his energies, both physicl nd Dormitories, nd Preprtory you to the exercises given tonight. ir nd sunlight. Most men with School mentl. Men nd women of good Tomorrow will sever the bnds plenty of vim nd courge will Fculty of Specilists morl hbits indulge in "wrong tht connects us to der N. Y. S. however, follow their cllings no Representing Twenty of the Ledthinking," in worrying nd freta. nd its fculty, who for three mtter how difficult. One my ing Colleges nd Universities of ting; they perform their tsks short yers hve prepred us to go stumble into position, work for Americ over nd over gin in their minds forth into the world, where ech time in store, then decide to when they should be recreting or Modern, Well Equipped Lborbecome rncher out West, then will follow his own life-work with i try rilroding, but finlly fter sleeping. The brin is power- tories in Physics, Electricity, ll its hppiness nd sorrows. mny sers nd mrs he will settle ful but most delicte mchine Chemistry, Minerlogy, nd BiIf one chooses one's creer down to frming or some other oc- which if worked too hrd, with- ology. rightly he need hve no fer of cuption for which he is dpted- out rest, will surely become worn Ctlogue on ppliction. the coming trils nd hrdships. Americ offers peculir dvnt- out. On the contrry if the mind BOOTHE C. DAVIS, Pres. And wht is it tht decides wht ge in tht there re so mny po- is refreshed every dy with recreour future life work will be? We sitions open to ny who my fit tion, chnge or rest then it will re first of ll influenced by our themselves to them, nd thus the lst for yers. environment, by our immedite young Americn dbbles in everythis worry my result in too Are you off for surroundings, nd by those in thing until he t lst finds somemuch welth or from riches tht whom we come in contct. If thing tht is congenil. Everyboy is brought up in mercntile where there re young men nd hve been obtined by questiontmosphere, he is very likely to women who re disppointed be- ble methods. If you see young follow the sme business upon cuse they do not get long fster mn with pprent welth try to growing up, or if boy is the son in the world,, nd if you question find out how much he lost in getof lwyer nd reds the liter- them you will find they re no I: es- ting it. It never pys to sell one's Our new scout shoe with ture of lw, nd listens to the pecilly dpted for their posi- mnhood nd chrcter for riches. Never tke dishonest dollr, the soft Elkskin upper is proceedings in the court room, he tions, their minds re runni :ig in is more likely to become lwyer other chnnels nd possibly they lying -dollr or one which hs the shoe you're fter. thn is the son of neighboring do not even know for wht they cused sorrow or hs robbed nphysicin; environment my lso re dpted, but re just witing other for it will cost too much in Soft s velvet hinder one from following his cll- for something to tun up. It is worry nd fterthought. ing, nd especilly is this fctor pitible to see so mny young The lst nd most importnt Wers like iron true, in cses where one's tstes people drifting bout the country fctor in the choice of creer is rc not fully developed or where doing this nd tht, throwing to obey your God-given impulse We re lso showing tht power lies ltent nd thus wy the experience of life time nd do tht which hs been lyed complete line of Tennis boy of n incentive mind my live for mere increse in slry. It out for you to do. If your posishoes nd Pumps, Rubberin the country nd be unble to tkes yers for one to become n- tion does not give you perfect soled Oxfords nd other receive the tools nd mchinery to chored to permnent position or hrmony, stisfction nd plessport Shoes. follow his inclintions, but there rooted securely to voction, nd ure, then there is something re other resons which influence it is the worst kind of extrv- wrong. one's creer. A mn my be de- gnce to throw wy tht experi- Now if you hve chosen your cidedly dpted to certin vo- ence, which is one's cpitl. creer, if you hve it mpped out DON L SHARP CO. ction, but my lck tht specil in your mind, if you know its dphysicl strength or mentlity ioo Min St The modern fcilities for trvel- vntges nd disdvntges nd which is required for tht clling. ing help mny to develop their re sure tht you know these fcex-pert FOOT FITTERS A person who cnnot control his wndering dispositions. An Est- tors, then try to fulfill your m- Society Brnd Clothes

8 8 Most of us hve chosen our voctions. The men in the clss hve tken up this splendid course in griculture in its mny phses, where we hve studied books, but better thn tht, we hve hd the prcticl prt of the course nd we hve prtilly lerned tht most importnt principl in griculture which is to work hrd. The women in the clss hve mstered the course in Home Economics, nd they lso hve hd the prcticl s well s the esthetic side of the course nd they will go out in the world much better equipped for their life work thn mny of their sisters. With our dvnced eduction we should be ble to solve our dily problems with greter cste nd we ought to be ble to decide if we re pursuing the right voction nd if we re fitted for it. We should be ble to recognize the course tht God hs mpped out for ech of us nd should concentrte our minds wholly upon tht idel. We should lso void stumbling long blindly through the world, void the dissiption of our energies nd we should ever work with ll our tlents insted of going through life using but one. Clssmtes, I relize fully the responsibility nd honor winch you bestowed upon me when you chose me to represent this lrge, nd tlented clss nd I hve fulfilled my duties s President to the very best of my bility. Tonight I wish you ll the very best of success when you go out in the 1 world nd my you receive tht gretest of blessings, true hppiness. ATHENAEAN The Athenens entertined the Alfriedins t minstrel show lst Sturdy evening. The minstrel troop consisted of ten well-trined blcks. Devotions were led by Mdeline West, fter which the troupe sng '' Swnee River.'' Following ws pper on ''Plnttion Life" by Hzel Prker. In it were well depicted the joys nd sorrows of the negroes upon the plnttion of kind mster.before the wr. A qurtet from the troupe sng '' Sleep Little Piccninny.'' Eunice Anderson gve reding entitled "Little Piccninny" in which we sw the little fellow enrged by the frogs tht in the evening insisted upon clling, "little nig little nig." Endevoring to get the moon in the rin bi'rel he gets soking. After nother selection by the qurtet, pper on "Negro Meloqurtet pper on "Negro Melodies" by Ruth Hunt, ws red by Vid Kerr. From it we lerned tht the old songs wore "spirituls," mde tip fter the spirit hd come upon them nd sung to some wr tune brought from Afric. The entire troupe sng "Old Blck Joe" very effectively nd then decided to hold revivl. This ws crried out in true drky fshion. Spiritul songs s "Free Grce nd Dying Love," "Golden Slippers" were suing. Hppy t lst they closed with "We're Over on the Sunny Side." Refreshments were served consisting of fruit sld, wfers, lemonde, mcroons. After this, songs nd jolly time completed the evening. ASSEMBLY Prof< C. R. Clwson gve the ssembly ddress Wednesdy morning on " Efficient nd Conservtion." Prof. Clwson gve prt of the description of the Germn Army going through Brussels by Richrd Hrding Dvis. He illustrted the efficiency Oi" the Germn Army by this. He mde other pplictions of efficiency lnd conservtion to everydy life pplying it prticulrly to the college life. It ws very interesting nd well-written ddress. LIBRARY NOTES Recent Additions Blnchrd Bsketry work. Btes Mechnics for builders. Pge Gsolfyie utomobile. Miller Kitecrft. Pyne Art metl work. N. Y. Stte Legisltive mnul N. Y. Stte Insurnce report Reproof "Who ws Shylock, Aunt Ethel?" '' My der! And you go to Sundy school nd don't know tht!" Life. Young Men! Gther Around! You're going to see the smrtest lot of clothes this spring tht hve ever been put together for the benefit of the lively young chps in this town. They're just the things tht college men will wer; but you don't hve to go to college to pprecite the merits of such clothes. They're right. STAR CLOTHING HOUSE This Store is the Home of Hrt Schffner & Mrx Clothes Min St. 4-6 Church St. HORNELL, N. Y. THE HIKERS RETURNED FROM ROCK CITY Continued Jrom pge one ech presented with very generous cut of met. Sundy, fter Rip Vn Winklin sleep t the Y. M. C. A. the hikers heded for Rock City. The rocks were ll tht imgintion hd pictured them nd the longwlk hd not clmed the desire fco explore every crevice nd crnny of this huge pile of rocks. A nerby store ws bought out to provide provender for hobo-like, spred under the shde of one of the big rocks. UNIVERSITY DIRECTORY Student Sente Jmes T. Pitts, '15, Pres. Nin Plmiter, '10. Sec. Clss Presidents 19:15, Percy W. Burdirk 101C, Ethel McLen 1917, Crl C. Hopkins 1918, Clesson Poole Athletic Assocition P. W. Burdiek, '15, Pros. Mildred Tber, '17, Sec. F. II. C. A. Ford B. Brnrd, '10, Pres. K. E. Svmders, '17, Sec. Y. W. C. A. Nthlie Wnzer, '15, Pres. Dorothy Wells, '17. See. Fit' Lux Aron McCoon, '15. Ed-in-Chief M. G. Bbcock, '15, Mgr. Knkde, 1917 Wm. E. Stevens '17. Editor M. E. Kenyon '17, Mgr. Vrsity Footbll Ky Mure '10. Cpt. Prof. L. C. Whltford, Grd. 'Mgr. Vrsity Bsebll Crl C. Hopkins, '17, Cpt. W. E. Buck, '10, Mgr. N. Y. S. A. Clss Presidents 1915, Pul Green 1910, Richrd Humphrey 1917, Elliott Wight Athletic Assocition H. B. Stout, '15, Pres. L. M. Keegu, '15, Sec. C. L. H. C. A. H. B. Stout, '15, Pres. Mrk Snt'ord, '10, Sec.. W. C. A. Miss Pohl, Pres. Country Life Club Arthur Boothe '15, Pres. Grce Brndies '10, Sec. Knkde, 1915 Fred Intemnn, '15. Editor-in-Chief. Cyrus Bloodgood, '16, Mnger. IThen six took the trolley to Brdford to see little of the oil country while Hildebrnd nd Beltz, their hiking spirit undunted, returned to Olen on foot. The rest remined to tke their ese in the cool shde of the rocks. At 7 o'clock the old Erie ws borded by tired, but contented bunch of hikers. Fifty-five miles of glorious rod hd been covered FOR HIGH CLASS PORTRAITS nd mny new nd interesting BY PHOTOGRAPHY plces hd been visited. The Club will meet in few clys to chnge their wr cry of "On to Rock City even though our blisters bust," to TAYLOR "On to Bufflo." Ptronize our dvertisers. 122 Min Street