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State Cone E Times LAST STUDENT BODY CRADLE SONG" SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE State LAST TIME TONIGHT ! ConeA LIBERAL COLLEGE PUBLICATIONe Times There is only one thing ill the world that makes prosperity, and that is work.- Henry Tor& cot.LEGE TtmEs, Fitti).y. \ I i Otterstein To Lead Symphony MAUD RUSSELL Miss Latimer Reads NEW OFFICERS Is Prioress In Play Last Student Body IS SPEAKER AT 11 Before Large Group NOMINATED n IN Orchestra Concert on Tuesday, LAST' ASSEMBLY in the Little Theater LAST MEETING Dance to Feature Problems In December 8 in State Auditorium China Arel French Canadian and Negro Stratton, Palmer, Lop.-..s Up Trip To Fairyland . Interestingly Discussed Plays Feature Program for Student Affairs shol..iits and faculty attending Greene WM Dr. Otterstein atherine last Tuesday's assembly became t, an annoy ma ..,,h1. Nliss I . Santa Claus and Xmas acquainted perluips for the first NIsiry to go., 1.'111', "'re 11""'""th'i T Soloist for time with conditions as Ito. student! latily niieting ludo Be the they re- one of !test 1,1to,tii, t.,el rees Will .Add to ally exist in China. With Miss morning in the NIA presented in tin, 1,ittl. 11,,,ter Maud Russell as speaker. Chime ri, Antlitoritio, for I, Evening last Tiiestlay ‘.11. the and her problems, revolutions tend C0,11'111.111 Of ,111.1111’ the Merriment internal strive, were discussed tiler, whit gained nat..,,,..1 r. - fair, for the Winter quarter. low concert of rd. .. first sinpliony and made clear. Miss Russell, utile as a dialvd 1,, scat lake tht Nhird,r will ont this duht olrly series of three in otherwise known as the "Laugh- Itrtitight hi San J..,. ,..t. I., the 1:1.11 11.1r, cre,s A laLt swine,' Is ot on Tues- ing Foreigner," proved meinliers of the 1%1,4. r s.nanl al (t, for the glie.1-. ..1 the 1..! Student la. presented to be a Sp.,. I, Ails ,h real 1 .1i', qii.irier. ti... $11 December 8, in the treat in the way of interest - partment ill comic, tirat l hell 1;ods dance (,r rler. A ,.0.4. % (IR lag and informal weekly reading lionr : . I, Oland; I./ ..11'1 N11.1ituriuni. speakers. Nliss ...I Russell having spent the past "I.EET1A IRATIST-E" t% alum.; tt-lic livIttilcr. who is rultivsvii- . I..111 Of Ill iit el); :11111 a 11i.ji limonites special ati,. of foren,ics, was rioniniated thirteen years in China, outlined After inakint., li) IS arranged for esers himself to Ili., i.i Nliss Rather- for her audience conditions in lita.eli to her :oche, . othee ..II there. and :Imre. but t.r the \Viiiter quarter. 1...rys ,oent. lio enjoys the unique 'hat eaiuntry from 1911 up to the She 111111 Slio t.. the surprise 1... I..tigt.r com- present dill will furnish his tally Opp. .- being the first stu time. .111Se WIII11 SIII. II .1' plete. 1,,t the secret is out. ircige of .110.0. and from Indic:nom, it China has wanted to start na- CO/11111111 Iti het It'd II, SPEc1.11. lif.:c01{.1TIONS ...Joist to appear in an, .11 if Ili,. ilet V. lie .1 . I. rid' tionalism in her country for a I1.111, only shi 'I ! he will circle ioncert in this school. long lime, but has lucked the 1)flikell etigag,me,i, Lat, ate .. t..11.1,..1. 1.111,-11 1:11r11111111$ is an accomplished necessarv cohesion. ELZ WINS WHITE wren,. In 1911, Miss iner said that .1. th, I ..I. 1.1,111 1,r1111 11:111g d mt.; ballot fi.l. II who is in her second Russell began. China became a adian dialect ,11. ,. or.hent f.o..111 Ns.11, In'lieve republic.. In 191:, the 1Vorld \V viz lilirtStnlali, t 01 11111%, et,11,,ii She is a ifrailti- War ss,rk, %% II. lote.m.,.." \Nolo. I,Ii,i1.-!1,1' dark green was el, , III 11111el..1 1.1......111 in progress, at which time ,s1,1,,,i ladod ILO star wall the ice, svith ma- the Lo, 1.atos High School, 110 11:11 11:111,111111 1111 1101,1e i .1 Japan sent tu China twenty-one thi, methor who 111, , .1 spot Inllits playing mus- once Selitendier. lwr, she prominent in demands which aroused antag- elerstarols the "liabitame- ss,Il d a gl,ss mg. nam- l'iesitlent John Horning, social affairs. Miss onism within the country, then enough ss rite about ing Witg A hidit to t] and then.. e.anlucled shift .1,00 the United Ihe ineetina I uealay. Tree win play Grieg's "Conl- Slates forced China tu In this first four Wires enter the announced Dial floss McDonald war against her will. Lirititeniond's tea ,1 I., pt. sl I th, points of in . Nlinor." has lieen appointed 1,, take eliar.4.- China became dissatisfied with sentetl. The w. II -Lech. he tth silser tin- or. ,t ra is composed of of the eltclion bleb will 1,, held Mir position in regard to vvorldly Ilitliste" was the I his 1),.,.,,,,t1,.. sel. ....taro- foreground the largest orchastra players, and co 1.,iderable compe- power, anti as a result of that war wa, ,.1,,pted I,. the res. 111.' liark,x,.unil of stream- .,, had, and is under tition exists Sandkuhl. taking the part of the Prioress in the "Cradle II among the members. China was made nation consci- Ruth onant ,I. I h. Itg!,f sh.,fts, playing bide-'il- re,11,,:. Ntr. Otterstein. All the music teachers, princi- ous. Song," is doing an outstanding characterization of a rather ,eek with each other above. I,.. the first concert of pals, superintendents, and music STUDENT MOVEMENT difficult part. The last performance is tonight. opt...,de corner, of the room «phony orchestra MOAttend Smoker In supervisors within a radius of IOU Nliss Russell told of the morn- "111. Iairs land will again be much in iithial the assistance of a miles, have been sent sptcial in- ing on May fourth, 1919. when ten .r r.liitrus. Honor of Football Men idea"' A large gli'tening' vitations in ortltr to spread the thousand students were arrested State Players Present "Cradle Song', a ft), ere,' star will form a et. pa:, ago the symphony knowledge of the competence of for making public speeches arous- dians c en.ls kgroinid for the silhouetted . The and tra . r ow college was or- our music dtpartmenl. ing the people to the realization SOUT111-:-. 4,1:i. A ,, \ form, of the orchestra players. of were the guests of lionoi ;it a -1 aitti tifty or sixty mem Students are granted the special the need for nation spirit. Al as Contribution to Chnstmas Program Minialure Christmas trees, smoker given bs the lint r-fraliT under the direction of Miles privilege of obtaining reserved that time the Student Nlovenienl Ifavina lised f s.:. central one. tia.t. in Giuncil Son J.Ist, will box .,11. The following year, seats for this concert, free of held sway for sestti yeisrs, their fexas and other southern in the orchestra. states. Women's club last et 1.0 The faculty Nor,a1 Church of the tharge, by calling for Ihein objective being tu reform the Viola Gillis Rises To Dramatic Heights in Excellent Miss Latimer wa, able to members will occupy inter- ing. Campus fraternities that are a sinning rs' C.,Ilege of Columbia Mr. Otterstein's office. Those who people, giving speeches to tell the iwet the negro poems with box in the actual on the council, and were the hosts emposite corner. Tilt there were eighty hold season tickets for the con- people where they stood in trea- Portrayal of Sister Johanna r..alistre. The ever popular refreshment "Coo- of du, es ening were corner will occupy Last year. under Mr. cert series will nlso be granted ties which other countries hail Sigma Gamma V"ehel l’i"dseY hn"'"' tiniega. Nlu Alph.i. Tan Delia the third vacant corner of the the number reached reserved seats at this symphony. made against China. The stu- Pathos and comedy niarken1 the . f"rfil " P"."I "f "l'i'l"""' Phi. lota Sigma Phi, and the P. Since this is usually the tht. and this year, still Remember the elate. December dents felt they must do some- frt 1111 II It , t I Ill I,. I III 1,er:- most prestntation of "Cradle Song," by the Prioress and the Vicaress. i I.. NI.tp.rs. popular and important cor- Mr etlerstein's direction, Ft. Get your ticket earls. They're thing to bind the people together. Players' Christmas 11111011 WI., 1111Tere111 1110111 ille 11,- ner of the room, in the estimation They encouraged the San Jose These two wilinen have the re- This smoker, arranged lie show . hundred and thrs, free and (only a few remain. home industry 031 41111. isn the work in that of the students, it will be eleverly Ind play, which was nisei] its first sponsibility of seeing that tin. :he appreciation of the council the buying of home products. Nliss 1.atimer didn't ii,. 1110110.. .ind attractive's. urranged. evening in the 110Viet'S and nuns do not become for the hard work that the In 1917 there come to the fore performance laid 1011C. liVel*:1" espressive. The student body worldi),.. and go to every ex- 1' poi OillIelics for of this quar- ialtant Hobbles Back T9 Surprise Assembly For .. 'denies. movement, which Morris Dailey Auditorium before too "Ifell Fire I, a 1:0 rt: ing treme to keep them from the sOi.11111 Was aileltiltql ter ha, put on three successful changed the language from class- You", and "ie.,' 111,1," oitipleted a packed house, and will be pre- taint of sin.
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