FIAT LUX ALFRED, N. Y., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1915 NO. 17 COLLEGE ASSEMBLY CERAMIC SCHOOL TO HAVE. New Committee Takes Charge February 16 the Date

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1 FIAT VOL II ALFRED, N. Y., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1915 v CERAMIC SCHOOL TO HAVE EXHIBIT LUX AT COLLEGE ASSEMBLY NO. 17 \ PANAMA- PACIFIC EXPOSITION New Committee Tkes Chrge Februry 16 Dte Prof. Binns Prepring It Twelve The third college ssembly will Pieces for Deprtment of Arts be held t Firemens Hll, Tuesdy evening, Feb. 16. No pins Crfts hve been spred to mke this OIK of best dnces student Prof. Binns of Cermic body hs hd n opportunity t( A new committee hs School lis been invited to mke enjoy. n exhibit t Pnm-Pcific tken chrge of ffir, Interntionl Exposition t Sn old one hving resigned. MerriFrncisco in Deprtment of mn's orchestr, composed of best musicins in western New Arts Crfts. York, well-known throughout thin He hs been working for some section, hs been secured yers on development of committee is rrnging n ttrc specil kind of stonewre or, s ii tive progrm to include dnce:is nmed by French, (ires. permitted by ltest ruling o! This belongs to type of once socil committee. The sfired wres, tht is, composi sessment will be s low s is con tion of body glze re s< sistent with best service. rrnged tht y rech perfec tion t one sme burn- Punch will be served in hll, ing. The body consists of n OJ cfe will serve specil dinry crboniferous cly such lunch for dncers. A good tis often used for mimfctun tendnce is bsolutely necessry of light colored brick. The glzt to mke this ssembly success, is compound in which potsl if it is not well ptronized it will lime re combined with lum very probbly men tht dncing, in silic. The colors re in- for this ver is t n end. troduced into glze by d dition of metllic oxides such : ASSEMBLY ADDRESS those of coblt iron, nickel, mn gnese chromium, while crythe ssembly ddress lst Wedstlline or interesting vri nesdy ws giv\en by Miss Mdeli tions re produced by mens oi Tuttle of English Deprtment, oxides of titnium, tungsten, who spoke on "The Poetry of Almolybdenum vndium. Thi fred Noyes." Miss Tuttle's ptype of wre hs been mde is; precitive tretment of her topic Frnce for mny yers, but hs; ws most effective, red- j not hirto been ttempted in ings given in illustrtion of held in memory of Miss Grce Dodge, president of Internthis country. points emphsized in ddress tionl Y. W. C. A., who died Dec. were very well chosen 27, Lucy Whitford The exhibit will consist of bout rendered with Miss Tuttle's usul Celi Cottrell led meeting. twelve pieces, vses bowls, symptic interprettion. The Two nnouncements were given ll of which hve been mde on poems red included "The Brrell out t close of hour. First, potter's wheel. They re Orgn," "The Highwymn" joint missionry Bible quite originl it is not posors from work of this gret- Study clsses will meet in sible tht ny piece cn be dupliest of modern poets. upper clss prlors every Wedcted. nesdy fternoon from five to six. This invittion is mrked rethe second nnouncement ws Y. W. C. A. cognition of Prof. Binns' crftstht re will be n open cbinet The Sundy evening pryer mnship uthorittive posimeeting Thursdy from five to meeting of Y. "W. C. A. ws tion in cermic world. six in Y. W. C. A. rooms. To both of se meetings ll of girls re cordilly invited, girls of Agriculturl School, s well s of college. "Fr, don't men cll mselves bchelors before y get mrried?'' "Yes, my boy." "And wht do y cll mselves fter, dd?" "Hush! It isn't fit for little boys to know." Exchnge.

2 N. Y. S. Nel J. Clrke is spending few Hrold Stout ws t his home dys t home of his prents. in Wellsville, Fridy Sturdy. Mr. McNry hs been confined to his room for pst few dys, Richrd Humphrey spent week-end t home of George suffering from severe cold. Welley. Monte Crlo is nme given to prtment rented by Robert Brod ws t his home in Bufflo pst few dys. Hrfellows t B. F. Titsworth's. old Post lso spent few dys A number of Ag students en- with his prents. joyed fine costing Sundy. Somebody sid tht if y Skees toboggns were used. wnted to mke money fst, y A new eting club hs been would get domestic science orgnized on University street, girls to bke ckes pies to known s "Hot Air Club.'' sell. The members meet three times Who originted first geodily. metric proposition? Noh. The P. D." Q. Club hs finished new pir of bobs. They re How is tht? He constructed first (rc). probbly best mde pir in town we hope costing will be good soon so tht we cn COUNTRY LIFE CLUB GIVES get ride on m. PROGRAM AT LOCAL "Stub" Boyes, who ws initited into Noo Ywk Club lst GRANGE week, cme to chpel Tuesdy After regulr business meetmorning, wering n evening cot ing of Grnge, Sturdy even white duck trousers. His vest ing, President Clrke of tie were dmired by ll; y Country Life Club, of N. Y. S. A. were brillint. took chrge of meeting.following interesting progrm Doctor Heton of St. Lwrence ws rendered by members of C. L. University ws t Ag School lst C : week, giving instructive lectures Messrs. Beebe Kruse to Ag girls. The Trining Music Mr. Adms Clss Senior Acdemy girls Pper " Mr. Hufstder lso were present t se lectures. Poem Mr. Evns Dr. Heton won love d- Reding Mr. Armstrong mirtion of ll who herd her. Pper Gerld Pltt costumed s gypsy crrying n old guitr, ttended full dy of clsses on Wednesdy. These inititions completed lst degrees for se two members of Noo Ywk Club. The entire club enjoyed prize cke from Ag fir, this ws eten t Crl's where refreshments were served to Club members Fridy night. Pino Solo A Model Sermon Miss Willims Mr. Stout The progrm ws of high cliber ws credit to Ag students. Messrs. Beebe Kruse gve ir selections with ir usul success were loudly ppluded. Mr. Adms gve n interesting history of plow. The redings by Hufstder Evns were very well rendered much enjoyed by ll. Miss Kiser - "Who niled my Willims followed with selection on pino. The model sermon sherry?'' by Mr. Stout ws fitting endgenerl, very innocently ing for evening's entertin"didn't know you hd ny." ment. Mr. Stout 's# impersonbob "I don't know wht it tion of clericl profession ws tstes like." COTRELL & of his usul high order he LEONARD ws loudly ppluded. Albny, N. Y. After progrm Mster Officil Mkers of Thoms gin took chir in Cps, Gowns n-j behlf of Grnge members, Hoods thnked Ag students for To Americn Colleges Unievening's entertinment, fter versities from Atlntic to which he invited ll to go to Pcific. dining room where refreshments CLASS CONTRACTS A SPECIALYY were served. The reminder of Correct Hoods for ll Degrees, Rich Robe* evening ws spent in Virgini [or Pulpit Bench. Reels, Tucker Wnts Wife. Bulletin, smples, etc., on request. The Country Life Club ws sked to present nor progrm in FARLEY & TRUMAN ner future. Tonsoril Artists Bsement Rosebush Block Alfred, N. Y. N. Y. S. A. CHAPEL On Tuesdy, Feb. 4th, Prof. Whitford red pper in chpel TAILOR SHOP on "Writing of Mmticl Text Books." TELEPHONE OFFICE Prof. Whitford ws, t one time, W. H. BASSETT employed in office of Willim J. Mills, well-known uthor of mmticl text-books H. C. HUNTING so ws ble to give students Portrit Photogrpher very comprehensive ide of how Amteur Supplies Finishing such text-books re edited. He outlined explined ech step in production of book from decision of yers of work The 20 Guge Shot Gun Hs to be represented to sle of Come To Sty book by book sellers. For Prices Qulity See Fenner Bros. Thursdy, Feb. 6th, Prof. Pontius, hed of niml husbry deprtment, mde his inhigh GRADE PIANOS itil chpel speech. VICTROLAS Prof. Pontius chose for his subject, "Cuses of High Cost of STRAUBURG'S MUSIC HOUSE 44 Senec St., Beef.'' He covered prcticlly ll P. D. MILLER, Mgr. phses of beef production in very thorough wy, outlining WETTLIN'S "FLOWERS" lrge number of direct cuses for Both 'Phones present high prices of beef. WETTLIN FLORAL COMPANY Among more importnt Hornell, N. Y. cuses were fcts tht: comprtively lrge quntities of beef re produced on smll mrgins by GIFFORD & CONDERMAN frmers; pcker is mn PIANOS AND SHEET MUSIC who increses prices most; NEW EDISON DISC PHONOGRAPH tht production of beef is decresing in comprison with 36 Cnisteo St., consumption. The students gretly ppreci/collars 0 SCUFFS ted interesting instruc- <USTARD $E IVlSTLER tive rticle, s evidenced by ir LAUNDRY loud ppluse. Prof. Pontius hs Elmir, N. Y. surely "mde good" mong H. B. GRIFFITHS, Locl Agent. students fculty of N. Y. S. A. W. W. COON, D. D. S. OFFICE Try our lost found ds. 9 A. M. to 12 M. HOURS 1 to 4 P. M.

3 HERE IS YOUR CHANCE Any $15, $18, $20 SUIT or OVERCOAT in store t $12.50 Bring csh get extr 5 per cent discount check. B. S. Bssett, Alfred, N. Y. ANNUAL COUNTRY LIFE CLUB FAIR As is customry ech yer, re ws held on lst Thursdy evening n exhibit of frm produce under uspices of Country Life Club in which three clsses competed for silver loving cup. The exhibit this yer included fruit pottoes cooked products shown by girls of ech clss. The exhibit ws held in field crops room where booths, constructed by committees representing ech clss, mde very ttrctive ppernce with ir lrge disply of pples pottoes. The competition ws keenest between Senior Freshmn clsses. The Seniors were winners of exhibit thus hve right to hve ir clss numerls engrved upon cup. The Senior exhibit ws very crefully rrnged on tbles in center of room. It ws much, lrger thn or exhibits mny fine specimens of different vrieties of pples pottoes were shown. The Junior clss ws winners mong cooked products, ir exhibit being declred up to strd of "third floor" products. The Freshmn exhibit consisted mostly of Cbeesebro's collection of pples. While exhibit ws being judged short but interesting progrm ws given in chpel room. Following progrm n uction ws held of cooked products of exhibits. The high prices t which products were sold fetured uction. Mny of our brve frosh "blowed" mselves quite conspicuously in vin ttempt to win fvor of some of girls. The exhibit on whole ws very successful ffir. Much credit is due committee in chrge. AG FRESHMEN HOLD SLEIGH RIDE AND DANCE Tuesdy evening, Februry 2d, five sleigh lods left Ag building t six o'clock for Andover. After reching Cnnon's Hll t Andover, no time ws lost before dncing begn. The new dnces were rule of evening, hesittion one step predominting. A "Pul Jones" ws indulged in by ll ws lively ffir. The thoughtfulness of entertinment committee provided gmes for non-dncers. Supper ws served to everyone from months of reserch. Some of fetures re officil records of pst yer in Bsebll, strting from "Roundtbe-World-Tour." of Gints ten to eleven o'clock. No one White Sox, in December. lingered long t tble s up to end of "Alldnce drew ttention of llntionls All-Americns" those who dnced. tour in December. 1914; Bsebll '-Hll of Fme," review of The sleigh left Andover t witching hour reched lst world's series, city post office in Alfred in wee series, officil verges of ll hours of morning, tired, but mjor minor legues, hppy prty emerging from fscinting digrms of folds of numerous blnkets. pennnt rces week by week in Severl Seniors Acdemy ll orgniztions. students were mong fortunte few to be invited. The prty formerly, is most ttrctive, The pictoril section, printed on much better pper thn ws well chperoned by Misses while ctul size of pge Rich Brkhouse Prof. hs been incresed. Pontius. Credit is due entertinment committee to Miss Splding's Officil Bsebll Record is for sle by ll A. G. Spldiug & Bros.'stores, by sill Bker Mr. Hmmerstrom who newsdelers, or will be sent on furnished excellent music. receipt of price, 25 cents, by Red ds. R. I. U. ENTERTAIN LADY FRIENDS It ws jolly crowd tht ssembled t R. I. U. bording house lst Sturdy prtook of sumptuous dinner prepred by Mrs. Sisson s hostess. A socil hour followed, fter which ll deprted feeling R. I. IT. ws n idel plce to go. THE WORLD'S BASEBALL AUTHORITY Splding's Officil Bsebll Record hs just mde its eighth nnul ppernce, incresed in size to 500 pges, mking it lrgest most complete book of records published. To college mn RECORD this yer is of exceptionl interest, s it now contins new section, devoted entirely to bsebll in college ren, It contins records of 1914, notes of gme in prominent colleges, schedules for 1915, nmes oe cptins mngers, dul series between prominent colleges, or interesting informtion, while pictures comprise nerly 100 institutions. All usul fetures re still re in more ccurte condensed form. Fcts tht re contined in this book re prcticlly inccessible without reference to innumerble volumes publishers, Americn Sports PublishingCo.,21 Wrren Street, New York City. 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 THE NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE At Alfred University offers strong prcticl courses in Agriculture Home Economics, toger with brod generl trining. Three yer courses, for grdutes of common schools Two yer course for high school grdutes Specil short winter course For ctlogue, ddress, W. J. WRIGHT, Director. Alfred, N. Y. "IDEAS" IN PRINTING It's "Ide" tht mkes 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 "ides." FULLER, DAVIS CORPORATION Belmont, N. Y. Succeeding Progressive Print Co. t Belmont

4 will be closely followed by \GERMAN CLUB REORGAN"Get to Know This Store Better" Junior-Frosh ffir, thy IZES INTERESTING third college dnce will be held PROGRAM OUTLINED PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE STUDENTS OF next week. A lecture course ALFUED UNIVERSITY number is scheduled for this week, j At meeting of Germn n if nyone doesn't find Club held lst Wednesdy fteralfred, N. Y., Februry 9, 1915 enough to occupy his spre time, noon, following progrm ws frmers' week t Ag outlined for second semestei;: Editor-in-Chief School, should certinly offer SPECIAL SALE ON Aron McCoon, '15 Thursdy, Feb. 18: "Berlin," Bess something for his musement Associte Editors Bcon. Entertinment committee ALL SUITS AND OVERCOATS Finl Crwford, '15 edifiction. Besides ll this, jzuleik Richrdson, Elmer Hunting. Horce Hll, '15 re is lwys chnce for skee- Thursdy, Mrch 4: "Nuremburg," Hubert D. Bliss, '17. Hrold Stout, N. Y. S. A., '15 ing, snowshoeing toboggn- Genevieve Hrt. Entertinment comnel J. Clrke, N. Y. S. A., '15. ing t this seson. Altoger, it mittee Bess Bcon, Aron McCoon. Leighton Boyes, N. Y. S. A., '17. would seem tht re is no oc- Thursdy, Mrch 18: "Germn UniMnger Grover Bbcock, '15 csion for ll howl bout lck versity Life," Aron McCoon. EnAssistnt Mngers )f opportunities for recretion. tertinment Committee Alice Bker, Lowell Rolph, '10 Anyone who relly wnts it cn Myrtle Evns. Wm. Hoefler, N. Y. S. A., '16. lve good time. Get out en- Thursdy, April 8: "Germn Legends," Zuliek Richrdson. Enterjoy yourself! FIAT LTLK T E R M S : $1.50 per yer. Address ll communictions of business nture to GKOVER BABCOCK Entered s second-clss mil mtter i tlie Post Office in Alfred, N. Y. Mke ll checks pyble to Fit Lux, ll money orders to Grover Bbcock. GUS VEIT & CO., tinment committee Genevieve Hrt, Oor. Min & Brod Sts..^urence Bbcock. By wy, wht hs become of he skting-rink project? For Thursdy, April 22: "Bismrk," Lurime it relly looked s if we ence Bbcock. Entertinment comnight hve one. There's cbnce nittee Arlott Bss, Mrk Shepprd. cor some public-spirited individul Thursdy, My 6: "Npolen in Gernny," Mrk Shepprd. Entertino strt something. Splding's nent committee Dr. Mrs. P. E. ritsworth, RECITAL AT AGRICULTURAL HALL neir solicits nor ccepts liquor or tobcco dvertisements. for nerly forty yers hve been ones to think out, put on mrket, things relly Thursdy, My 13: Illustrted lee new in?port. ture: "Wilhelm Tell und der Vierivldstettersee," Mr. Mix. Are you posted on just wht's new this yer? Send for our Ctlogue. Hundreds of The bove progrm is subject illustrtions of wht to use wer For Competition For Recretion For to such chnges s it my seem Helth Indoor Outdoor. The students of Deprtment of Music gve public recitl t Agriculturl Hll, Wednesdy necessry to mke, but it outlines It's up to student body to evening, Februry 3. very ccurtely work pln- A. G. Splding & Bros. 611 Min St. Bufflo, N. Y. support new dnce committee ned for second semester. An The progrm ws s follows: in its efforts to put on hop next Melodie in G flt Mjor Mosskowski innovtion will be mde in ddorothy Trumn Tuesdy night. It tkes money VH Through Night Welsh dition of hlf-hour's convers- Victor Victrols Edison Phonogrphs to do it.. If enough ttend., it Tjove Ktie Ltest Populr fltielley tion following reding of Sheet Music A. J. McNry won't strin nyone's purse. If pper t ech meeting. This hs 10 cent copy, L'he Lrk Now Leves His Wtery Nest by mil 1 cent extr committee goes in hole on Winifred Howe Prker been introduced s mens of ckoskie's Rchmninoff this one, re won't be nor. rise in A Mjor complishing more definite end, 10 Senec St. Jnette Rolph Still s Night Bohm systemtic development of \Ivourneeii Hstings speking bility. The remining Ivn Fiske A good del of inconvenience Che Swllows Cowen hour of time devoted to ech AT RANDOLPH'S nnoynce ws occsioned Mrs. Mil-wrd meeting will be spent in Germn Our line of Cies Rchmninoff lst semester by certin over zel- Serende in B flt Minor Ruth L. Brown gmes s hs been cse during Alwys fresh of best ous students who neglected to go V Drem.. llrtlett Cimn first semester. Corner West University Min Streets through usul formlity of Memories Hubert Willims hving reference books chrged lust A-Werin' For You Bond Bond when y drew m. "When but Still Unexprest Lcot St. Johns one or two copies of se books The Flower Tht You Gve Me Brry J. C. Preston re vilble for use of Slon Grieg whole clss, such mode of proellen Holmes Burleigli cedure is bound to leve someone King. My Bwnjer, Ring R. M. Lwrence out in cold. To sy lest, On A Moonbem llwleij Hzel Stillrn this is extremely unethicl con- A Night in Nlshpur, Nos. IV-VI duct. ' Let guilty prties conmildred Tber giter Chmindc sider rights of ir fellows Serende in G Mjor Puline Bbcock cut it out. Little Dove Finden Old Alfred hs been rr dull for some time but things re picking up now tht mid-yers re hzy memory. The Soph-Senior prty to be given this week When Almond Blossoms Fll Mbel Hood Vinden In Those Soft Silken Curtins Puccini Elizbeth Sullivn Etude in A flt Mjor Opus 10, No. 10 Ednb Horton Chopin Red ds. Y. M. C. A. H. BRADLEY, ALFRED, N. Y. Deler in All Kinds of Hides Fresh, Slt Smoked Mets, Oysters Oyster Crckers in seson Cll or phone your order At meeting Sundy evening Prof. Biuns gve n interesting instructive tlk on "Dniel." As brought out by Prof. Binns, Book of Dniel ws not If you hve jobs tht you wnt done for written by Dniel. It ws even fr, mor, dughter, son, wnt m done up> good brown s well s proved tht Dniel ws drem- cn be done in town, join wise people of your rce, tke m down to hero like some ncient god. The Stillm'n's Plce. Hlf soleing ldies' shoes with flexible non-squeking ok ler prcticl pplictions of tlk, specilty. G. A. STILLMAN. however, were wys in which tempttions should be met. These were: to be pssive, to flee from MERRIMAN PIANO HOUSE tempttion, or to be n offensive. Oldest in Western New York Fit Lux ds py. 22 Brod St. Estblished in 1852

5 ATHLETIC DIRECTORS HOLD THE NEW YORK STATE SCHOOL OF CLAY-WORKING AND CERAMICS AT ALFRED UNIVERSITY Courses in technology rt of Cly-Working Industries Young men women who re looking for interesting work should sk for Ctlogue CHARLES F. BINNS, Director CAMPUS IMPORTANT MEETING DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Alfred University At regulr monthly meeting of bord of thletic directors Wednesdy evening in Y. M. C. A. rooms, Milton M. Groves Ry Winthrop Wingte, Director '16, ws elected Interscholstic Full Courses in mnger. Mr. Groves is n enpino, Voice, Orgn, Molin, thusistic worker will mke Guitr, Hrmony, Theory His splendid mn for job. Low- tory of Music, Public School Music ell Rolph '16, ws elected tennis mnger. Or routine business ws trnscted. BASTIAN BROS. CO. At meeting of Athletic Mnufcturers of Assocition fter Assembly Wednesdy morning, Rymond Mure Clss Emblems Rings Fobs '16, ws elected vice president of Athletic Medls Athletic Assocition in v- Wedding Commencement Invitcncy of C. B. Norton, who hs tions Announcements left college. Mr. Ptterson of Wellsville spent Sundy in town s guest Mrin Elliott '17 spent Sturof Hzel Prker '17. dy in Hornell. Erle L. Burdiek '16, ws in Bel- Nellie Wells '17, ws clled to her home in Grnville, Sundy mont over week-end. evening by deth of her fr. Hzel Prker, '17, spent Fridy Dnce Orders Progrms Menus Alice Bker '18, entertined her Sturdy in Hornell. Visiting Crds, etc. sister, Miss Ann Bker, Miss SINGULAR THINGS IN PLURALS C. C. Hopkins '17, spent, Smples Estimtes furnished Stell Pillough of Corning over We'll begin with box plurl week-end t his home in Almond. upon request week-end t Brick. is boxes; Ford B. Brnrd '16, spent StBut plurl of ox should be oxen, 544 Bstin Bldg. ROCHESER, N. Y. urdy Sundy t his home in Fred Rogers '09, ws guest not oxes. lst week of his prents, Mr. Then one foul is goose, but two re Corning. Mrs. Bert Rogers. Mr. Rogers clled geese; F. J. KENNEDY & SON In Wiy '16, Rchel is n instructor in Cornell Uni- Vet plurl of moose should never Spring Brook Grdens Burdiek '16, week-ended t versity. be meese. You my find lone mouse or whole former's home in Allentown. lot of mice; Milton M. Groves, who left Growers of cut flowers potmiss Erm Goodrich of Olen school in April of his Junior yer 3ut plurl of house is houses, not ".ed plnts. hice. visited her cousin, Myrtle Evns on ccount of poor helth, hs re- f plurl of mn is lwys clled Plms Ferns '15, t Brick prt of lst week. turned to college will enter men, All kinds of decortions. Miss Mdeli Tuttle of Eng- clss of Why shouldn't plurl of pn be Funerl work specilty. clled pen? lish Deprtment spent Sturdy Century 'phone x. Sundy t her home in Hor- A complete ccount of New The cow is plurl my be cows or Bell, 247 F 4. kine, York dinner will be furnished to nell. But bow, if repeted, is never clled reders of Fit Lux by bine. Ktryn Vn der Veer '16, wsformer member of bord who And plurl of vow is vows, not week-end guest of Ev Wil- will be in ttendnce. vine; SHELDON & STEVENS lims '16, t her home in WellsAnd if I spek of foot, you show Invittions re out for nville. me your feet, LIVERY, SALES, FEED, nul Sophomore-Senior prty, Vnd I give you boot, would pir be Gordon Phillips '13, of which is to be held Wednesdy clled beets? Olen Tile Co. of Olen, visited evening t Firemens Hll. The if one is tooth whole set re friends in town Sturdy committee in chrge is: Hzel teeth, EXCHANGE STABLES Why shouldn't plurl of booth be Sundy. Prker, Hzel Perkins, Erling clled beeth? Dr. Mrs. W. W. Coon hve Ayrs. If singulr's this plurl is Bus to ll trins, lso uto for hire nnounced enggement of se, Professors Binns, Montgomery Should plurl of kiss be nicknmed ir dughter, Meliss Grce, to Bole of Cermic School keese? Mr. Chrles Forrest Tefft. Prof. Wldo A. Titsworth Then one my be tht, three UNIVERSITY BANK A dughter, Mry Robert, ws will leve Sundy for Detroit would be those, Yet ht in plurl would never born Sundy, Feb. 7, to Prof, where y will ttend nnul Students re cordilly Invited to open be hose, Mrs. Ford Clrke. Fit Lux ex- sessions of Americn Cermic ccounts with us. The Bnking Hbit is And plurl of ct is cts, not cose. tends congrtultions. 4' o od Iibit to cultivte. The Bnk sts Society. Prof. Binns Prof. We spek of bror lso of brern:.'or security convenience in money President Mrs. Dvis left- Bole will present ppers before But though we sy mors we never mtters. Mondy evening for New York this ssocition. sy methren. where y will ttend New The msculine pronouns re he, his D. S. BURDICK, President York lumni dinner Thursdy him; evening. While in New York Henry My, my, how you've But imgine feminine she, shis E. A. GAMBLE, Cshier. shim. y will be guests of Mr! grown since I've been clling on English, I think you ll will Mrs. Frnk Sullivn Smith. Fri- your sister Me. Johnnie Sure. So gree, F. H. ELLIS dy, Pres. Mrs. Dvis go to Sis sys she guesses I'll be!s most wonderful lnguge you Phrmcist Shiloh, N. J., remining re un- voter before you git round to ever did see. Prker's Fountin Pens. Boston Record. til Mondy. Springfield Republicn Use Ellis' Antiseptic Shving Lotioi\

6 1 THE JUDGMENT OF PHILLIP " Hello, re, old Mte," Cptii significnt look pssed over every fce, Jck Smith old Jke shouted, ech every fce grew drk with nger, FOR HIGH CLASS PORTRAITS TILBY ll but Tilby's. His 'hd become to ech. BY PHOTOGRAPHY " And here is Mry," cme from drwn shen. His knees shook There ws no moon no strs Cptin Smith with trembling fingers he grsped Only billows of blck clouds quietly boisterous crew. cnopied blcker, hissing wter. chucked blushing Mry beneth for note. " Wht ws tht-you sid, Cptin? Big gles rored, twirled mixed up chin, nswered her unspoken questaylor wves, Hosts of milky crests fol- tion : " O u r Jerry hs been in Tht isn't on tht note." " How do you know? " broke in one lowed ech or to blckness, y cbin for some time, getting redy for looked s soft s down, but y lickec his wedding, I suppose. He couldn't of crew. Big, rough hs were itching to seize murderer. Smith 122 Min Street trecherously t smll lifebot wit 'til morning." which struggled to cut brekers. "You go tell him we're here, commed tht no one should touch " I ' l l wit him. Then he showed scrwl to Eight strong, rubber-cld men pulled dd," whispered Mry. hrd to shove bot through just outside door. We'll 'sprise Tilby. " I t ' s one of Longworth's rotten wves. Ferless sefrers ll ir him." The two pushed ir wy through lies," sid Tilby between his chtterlives, tonight y fered just little. In middle of bot st girl, crowd of big semen, joking young ing teeth. " Dre to cll Long worth lir! " Work Clled For very ferless trusting. Sometimes ones, lery old ones, who were she lughed chtted excitedly, still sucking gret whiffs of comfort A fist shot towrd his fce, but Smith Promptly Delivered gin snk into contented, dremy from ir pipes, lthough ir yrn drew him bck quick enough to void silence. She wtched bulky form spinning hd been interrupted. Old it. ALFRED STEAM LAUNDRY of her fr, old Jke Lennrd, s he Jke crefully opened cbin door to "There's to be no violence," comstood t hed of bot shouting "'sprise h i m " s Mry hd urged, med Smith gin. " W e cn't conl. F. HULIN, Proprietor directions to rowers through his Mry listened in tender, lughing vict him on this evidence.'' lery lips. " H e ' s tried to dirk Jerry more thn expectncy. There cme gruff expick up Tuesdy. Deliver Fridy. " T h e schooner!" shouted Mry, clmtion, so full of horror tht Mry once." " T h t ' s wht he cme on this trip springing up only to be thrown bck to hrdly recognized it s her fr's. bottom of bot gin by toss Her blood went cold ; fer froze her for. We didn't wnt ldy long, of wves. One tiny light shone dilting eyes. Mdly she rushed into leir did J e r r y. " " H e hd crze on little Mry out of blckness, followed by sev- room, grsped her fr's erl more. A loud shout ws sent up rm. Very ner her st Jerry Long- Lennrd, too." The silor who spoke lst uttered by tired orsmen. worth, held upright in his chir by OUR AIM " I t must be her," sid old Jke, rope tied tightly in front of him. His :he nme softly. Old Jke ws bendng over Mry, s if he were lone in lt ws drwn over his forehed ; his " it looks s if she were reelin' off is to bout eight knots n hour. This south- eyes looked stright hed. There ws ;he room of deth. " He's guilty! " thundered complease ester is lmost too tough for tht little fom bout his frozen lips, speed ; y'll hve ill luck somehow." lis fce ws ghstly. His right rm mon verdict. OUR Smith turned to Tilby where he hd The schooner cme on until y ws resting upon little cbin tble, could see milky fom under her his stiffened fingers held pencil sunk wekly to bench. " I f you re PATRONS guilty, Tilby, you'd better own up. n ttitude of writing. bows. "Ship h o y! " shouted Mry, but " Fr, he is ded ded! Do you These men will hve more mercy for V. A. Bggs & Co. her voice ws lost in storm. see? " Mry did not hesitte ; sudden your body, re's nor who " A h o y! Ahoy! re, Schooner grief hd crzed her. Her groping my hve more mercy for your soul." Smith," shouted orsmen; ingers sought smll bottle on "We'll hng you if you d o n ' t! " cheer rose from nswering crew. ;ble. The poison dregs pproched shouted one of crew, edging towrd "Pull hrd, now, pull hrd! All ler lips, old Jke, held by lim. Anor silor lid his h on Til down to leewrd," ordered old Jke, iespir in her fce, could not rise n y were longside restrining h. For this she ws by's shoulder continued more dndly : schooner. ot culpble. SUTTON'S STUDIO " Mry Lennrd's gone now. If you The crew ws filtering into room. STo one spoke s y sw Mry lying in cred much bout her, you ought not Now is time to sit for ier fr's rms, until her short ;o cre much bout yourself now. If you own up, we'll gurntee you ALFRED UNIVERSITY rething cesed. Then y crowded FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS bout to find out horrible story s shnce for life." Trilby hesitted ; n pointing In Its Seventy-Ninth Yer well s poor old Jke could tell it. 11 Senec Street Oths of vengence filled room, for shking finger towrd mry, he gsped: 'You cn't deny tht I hd good ust moment ; n Philip Tilby, Endowment Property jentile silor, s he ws clled, silenced eson." $800,000 A little wve of sympthy swept he rough semen: " W h t ' s tht scrp of pper, re group. ' ' Wht is to be sentence?'' under Jerry's h? It might be n sked Smith, surveying those bout Thirteen Buildings, including two xplntion.'' nm. "Remember he is to hve OUR INSURANCE chnce for life." Dormitories, Preprtory The curious group pressed towrd The silors looked t shrinking School.ble. Cptin Smith took note IS RIGHT igure of once polished, confident rom beneth ded mn's fingers. " I ' m killing myself rr thn Tilby. Fculty of Specilists WE CAN SHOW YOU One of orsmen spoke : " P u t mrry Lennrd girl. Alwys tke lesser evil, I sy." Cptin Smith )im in lifebot tht we brought Representing Twenty of Led- red few lines clerly. There ws Mry in. Tht will give him chnce 'or life, but he'll hve to rough it. The ing Colleges Universities of n instnt of silence. ilifx is due long here in three O. H. PERRY, Locl Agent " I t ' s lie! " Americ lours now." F. W. STEVENS, Generl Aent Modern, Well Equipped Lbor- " Somebody forged tht! " " H e couldn't sty on this sort of " I s re nything more? " tories in Physics, Electricity, Exclmtions denils burst from wter fifteen minutes. He'd go under." Chemistry, Minerlogy, Bi-ll semen t once. Smith ex- ibjected Smith. " T h t lifebot is strong. He cn ology. mined note gin. In fint strggling mrks ner lower edge keep it top side up if he fights lor it, Ctlogue on ppliction. of pper he mde out few it'll be good for him." EMERSON W. AYARS, M. D. Despite furr protests of words : " Philip Tilby hs done Smith, suggestion met with generboothe C. DAVIS, Pres. He slowly deciphered words. A l pprovl mong,, men,'_who_ im-.

7 TRAINING SOLDIERS AT COLLEGE Among- our selections of Suits Overcots for Fll Our colleges re beginning to be Winter seson is br tht offers young mn exctly looked upon in mny qurters s wht his hert desires his physique requires, tht's recruiting-ground for soldier mteril in cse country should need trined body foi These fcts you cn prove by dropping in here slipping- on ntionl defense. Princeton few of se grments. The prices will be rig-ht. Cornell re two prominent exmples of belief in militry trintuttle & ROCKWELL COMPANY ing for students; Princeton's THE BIG STORE' HORNELL, N. Y. president directly dvoctes policy, Cornell's president ditee FAIR "CO-ED" ltes on success of n lredy Will find this meditely set bout to put sentence MONTHLY MEETING OF UNI- estblished system. They spek in tune with much populr sentiinto execution. Severl silors rushed idel shoe for Cmpus VERSITY FACULTY to lower bot. Cptin Smith ment of tody in contrst to Wer. One of mny only orsmn who hd been womn student voice from Columbi lce styles in fvor ly gentle with criminl, hlf led, which urges entire negtion ol Prof. Norwood Speks to Members this spring hlf crried him to riling of ll such schemes. The New York Blck or Tn built with deck. A shudder of fer, lmost pnic, Times grs up opinions oj pssed over Tilby's chilled, clmy body rubber or ler soles. Prof J. Nelson Norwood gve s he looked t blck, twirling, twenty-five or heds of uniduplicte Styles in hissing wters. The minister ws ddress t regulr month- versities colleges, most oj men's shoes speking to him, only words of ly University Fculty meeting whom coincide with views ol Prices $2.50 to $6.00 divine love, grce fith which hd lst Tuesdy evening. The topic Dr. Hibben in so fr s it seems fed his wrped soul since childhood. He ws, "The Lyceum question." wise to provide for defensive shook off hs of his supporting Prof. Norwood treted subfellows, for only time in his mesures. Dr. Hibben presents DON L SHARP CO. ject fully frnkly sid mnhood he stood lone brve. his views in The Nssu Literry ioo Min St " To mercy of God, envy tht he ws convinced tht Mgzine (Princeton), declring of devil, I commend my spirit," he lyceums would hve to be conexpert FOOT FITTERS tht he would emphsize " sid, words were reverent. ducted long different lines thn need of militry strength without Then roring tumult below t present or se orgniztions swllowed him. militry disply, reserve power There ws silence mong crew s which re so closely ssocited without diminution of econy left empty lifebot tossing with Alfred's history would soon omic efficiency seriou CONFECTIONERY, CANDIES wildly upon wves. pss out of existence. A generl drin upon our resources which The next morning sun rose over discussion of topic followed ICE CREAM clm, rippling se. The sky hdprof. Norwood's tlk vrious lrge sting rmy necessittes.'' He thinks tht if - we "secure clered into perfect blue ; only here re white fleecy cloud pssed suggestions for meeting issue militry knowledge skill in over it like deprted soul journeying were thoroughly discussed. One potentil rr thn n ctul to its destintion. The schooner hd new suggestion which seems prhornell, N. Y. form, we shll void ll dngreched its ling plce ner old ticulrly fesible ws tht lighthouse severl hours before. Now men's lyceums be turned into de- ers of self-sufficient rro- Represented by C. S. Hurlburt gnt militrism." This is wht he its nchor ws gin tken up ; its flg prtmentl societies, Oros bealfred ws t hlf mst, ship ws believes would give us strength to moving so slowly tht it scrcely left coming literry deprtment meet ny "criticl emergency," ripple out into sunlit se. It Allies science deprt t sme time "leve us moved on until only top of ment or vice vers. Dr. Heton lighthouse ws discernible from its of Cnton, N. Y., ws present free from domintion of militry cste militry policy." SANITARY BARBER SHOP deck ; n it stopped without ws requested to give her views Society Br Clos WALK OVER YOST'S tremor. With bred heds crew wlked to edge of bot of sitution. She stted tht All Tools Thoroughly Sterilized mny big h brushed wy ter in her own college, St. Lwrence, LIST OF NEW SUBSCRIBERS High grde work from rugged fce. Old Jke hd similr condition hd been met And, prices no higher Dorothy Ashe remined lwys in sme position, whereby nmes were prebending over two bodies. He ws served to school. One now George Blumenthl outwrdly clm, but upon tht strongd wight Tefft JOE DAGOST1NO fce were new lines, scrs which would hles student's interests, beiv Simmons 190 Min St., ing governing student orgninever fde, but deepen, s bttle between gony of grief big ztion corresponding to Al- Leon Rogers Susn Hooker herted courge of semn rged in fred's student sente, or his hert. At this time blck-robed lso ssumed form of stu- Horce Griffiths Regulr Dinner 30c Sundy Dinner 40c minister performed service for which Prof. B. L. Gmbrill THE STEUBEN The ide of he ws not brought, Mry Lennrd dent orgniztion. Hzel Prker THE BEST PLACE TO EAT IN IIORNELL Jerry Longworth were sunk into sving nmes of lyceums Federtion Building, Brod Street Floy Bbcock se. E. McL., '16. to Alfred is one which cnnot help Quick Service but meet with unnimous pprovl Applicnt "I'd like job s if no mens cn be evolved reporter,'' for continuing m s societies Mnging Editor - "Nothing some such ctions s tht of St. doing; you strt s editoril Lwrence, will in ll probbility, writer work your wy up."- be dopted. Phildelphi Public Ledger. Edn Horton Ruth Hunt Prof. J. N. Norwood Prof. Krinc Porter R. M. Howe Ferd Titsworth Prof. I. A. Fiske. Bell 'Phone 7-M Home Bking Good Coffee Do you red dvs.

8 Mr. Giss's pper, "Not Wholly o Blme," ws msterpiece in Is wy, bringing wholly new viewpoint to mny in regrd to ATHENAEAN he Germn responsibility in An impromptu progrm con- present wr. The pper ws not stituted evening entertinment pro-germn but it did mke us You're going to see smrtest lot of clos this t Anen lyceum rooms, ee Germn ctions from spring tht hve ever been put tog er for benefit Sturdy evening: jermn point of view. The points of lively young chps in this town. They're just Devotions Ruth Hunt vere well chosen excellently things tht college men will wer; but you don't President's Address Edith Burdick supported with rguments. The Pino Solo Enid White whole progrm ws of serious hve to go to college to pprecite merits of such Originl Story Edn Jckson clos. They're right. Reding Hzel Perkins instructive nture such s we Vocl Solo Mry Simders re gld to see in lyceum. Series of five minute tlks During business session Rose Trenkle, El McLen, Alice generl discussion of wys Bker, Wilhemin Jckson, Jessic nens to improve lyceum ws Dvis Engged in committee ws Music Lur Keegn This Store is Home of Hrt Schffner & Mrx Clos ippointed to push plns dopted Min St. 4-6 Church St. Next week is regulr time HORNELL, N. Y. ALFRIEDIAN or election of officers At regulr meeting of wogrm to be given will del with Alfriedin lyceum Sturdy even- he vrious phses of Europen ing, following progrm ws wr. Come up ll you Allies dmitted to rnks of college If n ttempt to obtin fipresented: ;njoy it. techers without it, to ttin nncil ssistnce in this wy Devotions Ruth L. Brown Music Zuliek Richrdson ledership in scientific, literry, tils t first, determined stufurnished by Nellie Wells Hr- SHOULD WE AIM TO GET historicl, ologicl or ny or dent will not be discourged. He old Clusen SOME GRADUATE TRAINING'; field of reserch without gret mows wht he wnts intends Reding Ruth Brown del of dvnced trining is im- to get it, even if second Leves of XXth Century possible. third ttempts fil. A student Voctionl Cht No. 3 Len Fink Stunt Ellen Holmes To be sure, one cn get extr who hs thus definite object in Reding Lucile Robison Does thought of going to trining by dropping for yer view is usully justified in trustthe stunt proved most enjoygrdute School fter getting one's regulr work in life, or by ing his own future by going into ble, being severl pino selecfour yers' college course., seem ttending summer schools. This debt in order to ccomplish his tions rendered by Miss Lillin discourging? Hs long perhps is wise whtever hs been purposes. He must hve fith in Holmes, ged six yers. ostly four yer course worn one's trining, but re is nohimself. If likely fellow (or At business meeting fol- keen edge from desire for time for dvnced study no time girl) cn mnge to spend yer, lowing officers committees furr study? Perhps. But when it cn be so cheply, so even without fellowship or for next qurter were elected on or h re is much esily done s just fter receiv- scholrship or ssistntship, doing instlled: to be urged for. grdute study, ing bchelor's degree. Most grdute work in his chosen depresident Olive Thoms it my not be so unimportnt people get it n. The grdu- prtment in gret university, it Secretry Len Fink or so difficult to obtin s one te schools pln on people's doing is lmost certinty tht in Tresurer Gertrude Ford it n. remining yers of his study he my think. Critic Genevieve Hrt Now for person of good will be "tken cre of," s y Progrm committee Olive Thoms, More more occuptions re Lucy Whitford, Celi Cottrell deming grdute trining. bility, with ordinry luck, sy. Be bold. Try yourself out. Originlity committee Crol StillMny voctions tht cn be filled need it be n expensive experi- Nothing venture, nothing hve. mn, Ruth Brown, Ruth Hrer. without such trining offer no nee? A number of Alfred grdu- More Alfred students should be Initition will be held Sturdy opportunity to rech top with- tes hve pid ll or mjor found fter grdution, in evening, Feb. 20. All Alfriedins out it. Or things being equl, prt of ir post grdute ex- gret grdute schools. re requested to be present t (energy, bility, ppliction, ten- penses by Fellowship GrduThe undersigned will be gld to tht time. city of purpose, etc.,) person te Scholrship. It cn be done. help ny student interested long with good, thorough, brod, gen- A cmpign begun erly con- this line, to pln cmpign erl trining, plus professionl ducted intelligently, is lmost whereby y cn get grdute ALLEGHANIAN grdute trining, hs best sure to produce results. For study. Don't be frid to cll on At regulr meeting of eductionl preprtion, one right kind of n Alfred student, us. We my be of ssistnce to Alleghnin Lyceum, Sturdy most likely to crry him to re is open lmost ny yer in you. evening, following excellent front in his clling. To grdute gret neighboring University, The Voctionl Bureu, from college my be to mny position s ssistnt in n improgrm ws presented: Ford S. Clrke, ttinment of ir highest educ- portnt deprtment, pying Devotions Meredith Mxson J. Nelson Norwood, Pper Aloysius Giss tionl mbitions, but few cn ex- enough in csh to cover ll tuipul E. Titswot-th. Music Hrold Clusei pect to rech plce in n incres- tion chrges, leving over lassisted by Miss Nellie Wells ing number of desirble occup- most enough to py ll or Alleghnin Elmer Hunting tions who re not willing to go fur- necessry expenses like room Music Edwrd Sunder r. For instnce, few cn be Ptronize our dvertisers. bord. Pper Willrd Suttoi LYCEUM COLUMN Young Men! Gr Rround! 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