The evening world. Newspaper, September 28, 1922, Page 11

amie le ie he aa aan a a ae ae eee ‘New York University Freshmen Now Know ‘First Year Is Hardest’ Student Body. Puts Out Rules to Regulate the Class of 26 and They’re Not Easy to Obey. Life for freshmen at New York University has entered upon its normally ‘abnormal course, !t was revealed to-day, with the distribution of the booklet of rules whereby the members of the Class of '26 must conduct themselves, Outside of the fact that it omits#¢————————————————————————— ion of the best means for ee TELEPHONE SET im stidies, the booklet is co FOR BIG PLANE pletely informative on how one can fully be a freshman. The Slse-o? Marlin Bomber Makes Installation students now know—or almost ] the worst of the conditions f mding them in the first year of college existence. They are told Imperative. the booklet in no uncertain terms, DAYTON, ©., Sept. 28.— Addressing them as “weaklings,” The Marlin bomber, sald to /“nonenities” and “Little Children of 'the Infantile Mind,” it lays down the ‘law in clear, unmistakeablo phrases. |) Printed on blue gloss paper, it is a fect example of sophomoric cum- rposition. The few errors of spelling ‘arp counterbalanced by the circum- stance that it contains more food for thought than H. G. Wells’ “Outline of History.” It really deserves the at- tention of an expert reviewer—like Heywood Broun, say—not a plain re- porter or rewrite man. ‘The instructions have been ap- proved by the Student Council. - They will be enforced by the sophomores In all, seventeen rules are advanced whereby the freshman can win his ay to peace and felicity without re- ceiving the thoughtful attentions of he “Vigilance Committee.” the things the new classmen must do are the following: Wear the “‘fresh"’ cap while in the university bullding or within one block of ft, or in Washington Square Park. Remove said cap from their heads {f an upper classman enters ‘any elevator in which they may be riding in the university. Wear black neckties and black socks, the latter not to be silk. Learn all songs and cheers, Revere and worship the seniors, admire aud respect the juniors, obey and be faithful to the sopho- mores. Things they must not do are: Havo conversations with mem- bers of the fair sex in or about the university. f Gather in groups of more than be the larrest land plane in the world, now being assem- bled at Wright Ficld here, will have a telephone system con- ;mecting different parts of the plane. This 1s made necessary be- cause the fuselage of the ship, @ triplane, is 66 feet long and there will be six motors, mak- ing t. essential that the pilots be In touch with each other at all times, The plane will weigh 10,800 pounds and have a wing spread of 120 feet. The tentative date for the initlal test flight is Nov. 80. about the university. Wear trousers with cuffs, or spats, Freshmen are required to carry a copy of the rules in the upper left pocket of their coat, ‘‘where they may be visible to all’’ at all times, Officers of the sophomore | class are: President, Irv, Levitt, President, Al. Herman, *: urer, Dan Bohlossberg, ‘25; Secretary, John Deboben, '25; Couasellor, Larry Nordstrom, '23; Menior, Ire Hodes, "24. ————_<e—__ NEWPORT CASINO N-ENACED BY FIRE NEWPORT, R Ye Sent. 28.—Fire that threatened the Newport Casino yesterday i two. destroyed a group of barns and sheds in Wear trick vests, fancy hend- | the centre of the elty and damaged kerchiefs, stickpins, and high | eleven other atructures, including seven dwellings. Seven firemen suffered intnor School frat pins. injuries. The damage was estinated at Grow eyebrows on their upper lips betta $40,000 and $50,000. At one 2 t Use tobacco tn any form in or othe eh eiped Pee Sabla ends ‘THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922, ‘ twenty-one counties, Mercer untit an? early hour yesterday moning showed a lead for Record, but Frelinghuysen out- distanced him even there by about 2,000 ‘The vote was larger than had beeh ex- pected. Two Republtcan Representatives were defeated for renomination, Amosa H Radcliffe in the Seventh District was FRELINGHUYSEN LEADS BY MAJORITY OF 91,763 Carries Every County tn Fight Againgt Record. With primary returns missing trom only a few districts in the State last nigho, the majority by which Senator beaten by George N. Seger, formet Joseph I, Frelingjhuysen nad defeated| jrayor of Passnic, by about 800 tvotes. his rival, George L. Record, for the] The Rev, Warren P. ¢ » member of the Assembly and an army chaplain dur- States Senate stood at 91,763. Mis total] ing the war, won the nomination in the vote was 178,622 to 66,859 for Record. | Iighth District from Representative ‘The Senator carried every one of the| Herbert W. Taylor of Newark. Republican nomination for the United SE Op oth oO? Bs Y= 99. C= O= VO- West 34th St. West 34th St. Preventing. a Diversity of Stunning Fall Pumps of the novelties represented will have their first showing at the inauguration of this occasion. 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