Indiana State University - Sycamore Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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CITIZENS PHONE 1415 4th and MAINQNAYLOR cox BLDG. , ' , i E r EPPERT E SON , ' 4 PHOTOGRAPHERS NOfmal Bookstore Always Up- To Date on Everything Photographic ' Students are especialiy Invited to visit nur Studio see oun coma: PICTURES - - Corner Sixth and Cherry Streets ' Your Clothing Repaired: , L FREE OF CHARGE And All Buttons Replaced , WHEN LAUNDERED VAT; Hunter Laundering 8.. Dyeing Bo. , 6th and Cherry Sts. . L. V. BRINTON, Normal Agent ALL- KINDS OF , TH: MOORE-LANGEN PRINTING co. PRINTERS, BINDERS C ' ' I F I O W E R s BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS , PUBLISHERS JNO. G HEINL N SON i E 21 NORW'H SIXTH ST. LTERRE HAUTE, IND. Opp; High School . . 129 South 7th St. N ' BOTH puomss s4

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24 THE NORMAL ADVANCE terpieces of the justly celebrated Ben Trovato. The wife of a box-holder was engaging a cook. She easily settled the matter of hours and afternoons out, but on one point She was met with the fiI-mest opposition. ctThis I will not do? the mechanic of the kitchen said, :41 will not okkepy yor box at the New Theaytreye 1170chle 1170946. N0 DEGREE FOR HER. 4cIs your fair friend going to stay at Vassar for her M. A. W, 4No, I have persuaded her to take an M-r-s. elsewherefliYale 136007-11. BUDDHIST PRIEST STUDIES SOCIOL- OGY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO. Among the students registered this quarter at the University of Chicago is Eisho Otani, a priest in the East Honguangi Temple, of Kyoto, Japan, who is pursuing a course of sociological studies. lWI'. Otani is a son of Count Otani, a leader in the Shinshu sect of the Buddhist religion. His brother is high priest- of the Honguangi Temple. tcStone walls do not a prison make? Remarked old Yeggman Pete, ttFor nowadays when jugs are built Most people use concretefl -Dcvwe77 Republican. MEDIUA L REPAR TEE. A candidate for medical honors, having thrown himself almost into a fever from his incapacity for answering the questions, was asked by one of the professors: g4How would you sweat :1 patient for the rllellllliltl5111?,, He replied, CtI would send him here to be eXe aminedW:Lif6. PRO VERBIAL PREFERENCE. Cow 4tI should think you would prefer the green fields to that miserable styf, PigettNot at all. The pen is mightier than the sward.77-Lippi7wozft. TVISE W'OMAN. Miss HighseeettBut it is time for the guests to leave? Hostess-itYes; thatls why I want you to singWeNew YOWC Sun. INFORMED. Small Brother;ttAre you going to marry Sister Rutth CialleretcVVhyeer-J really don7t know, you knowlll Small Brother-JtThatls what I thought. Well, you areflez'fe. EASY JOB. cTd like to get a job on some big New York newspaper? ttVVhat would you do on a New York news- paperw ttWell, I believe I could write the uncon- firmed rumorsWePittsbmqg Post.

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Indiana State Normal SchOol Terre Haute, Indiana y- Supported by the State for the Education of its Public School' Teachers TUITION FREE To Residents of Indiana. Courses in All Suybieclts ' Adapted to Teachers' Needs Standard college or, Aa- vanced Course for Teachers leading to 'the A. B. Degree TRAINING SCHOOL' FOR STUDY AND 7 PRACTICE A Typiial Counfry School I 09 ' ' City School of Eight Grades A 69 I A Four Years High School Fifty Members of Faculty A Well . Equipped , Laboratories ' Library of 50.000 Volumes WINTER TERM ABOPENS A t-MONDAY ,JANUARYI ' , 19,12 For CatAlog'ues and Furthef Information apply to , Wm. W. Parsons, President Terre Haute, Indiana , The Moore-Langex; Ptg. Co., rTerre Haute.