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ELMnU'STARGAZETTETUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1027. PAGE THREE. tChiIean Visitor Keyno te is Forward Step Of Teachers' LETTER GOLF TEPPER BROTHERS New Yorker Visits Paris By GILBERT SWAN Meeting Here Elorate Program of South-ern District, State Teach- ers Association, Given Are Seeking New Members. Phone 1-8-5-0 Plione 1-8-5-0 A SHORT WAY With CASH to BANK the way Is short. Par for the change Is three strokes.

Look on last page for a solution. i i'i i I I A 7 i i 'z A 6 i Is 1 Paris, Oct. 18 Art flourishes In Paris ven as bright lights flourish on' Broadway and automobile factories flourish in Detroit. After a day of the Louvre, the Luxembourg and the byways of Montparnasse, you will agree with me that art in Paris is as great a commonplace as Fords in- Main Street. Paris may not have bath tubs; Paris may not have heat and "jambon and oeufs" may be a bit hard to get but it has enough art to feed the souls of all the creatively starved good folk of the orld.

And Paris, or rather, Parisians, love to remind you that they care nothing for the creature 'comforts of America. You are so commercial so machine made. Ah, you have not art! CIAISIH BlA "NIK afternoon at 2 p. m. and section meetings Saturday at 9 a.

m. An unusually fine program has been planned for the general sessions to carry out the keynote' idea, FIRST GENERAL SESSION Dr. Frank David Boynton, president, presiding, Friday morning, Nov. 18, New York State Armory. Music by the combined orchestras of the Southside High School and Elmira Free Academy, Gwynn S.

Bement, director. 9:30 Greetings, Horace H. Lamberton, president New York State Teachers' Association, Ma-lone. 9:45 Address, "The Next Step Forward in Health Education" Dr. Livingston Farrand, president Cornell University, Ithaca.

10 Address, "World Minded-ness: What is It?" Miss Erna Grassmuck, State Specialist in Social Science, Harrisburg, Pa. 10:45 Address, "Building Tomorrow." Dr. Albert W. Beaven, Rochester. 11:30 Address, to be announced John J.

Tigert, United States Commissioner of Education, Washington, D. C. 12:1 5 Adjournment. SECOND GENERAL SESSION New York State Armory, Fri- "The Next Forward Step" will be the keynote of the 82nd annual meeting: of New York state Teachers' Association, Southern District at Elmira Friday and Saturday. Nov.

lg and 13. In Its present form this association was organized in 1845 that teachers, just as lawyers, manufacturers, merchants, and laborers, might cooperate for their common ends. In the past many benefits have accrued to the teachers of New York State because of their united effirts through the medium of this organization, not only along the lines of salary advancement and security but also in inspiration to greater service. During 1926-27 the membership reached the figure of 37,000 and the goal set for this year is 40,000 or "Every teacher a member." The plan for the program of the Southern District this year will provide two general sessions Friday, Nov. 18 at 9 a.

m. and 7:30 p. group meetings Friday Mme. Sofia del Camno. rnnrort singer, is one of the first society i "uuicn wx viuie io pursue a pro-i lession.

bhe will make an Amer ican tour this season. THE RULES 1 The idea of letter golf is to change one word to another and do it in par.a given number of strokes. Thus to change COW TO 'HEN. in three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, HEN. 2 You can change only one letter at a time.

3 You must have a complete word, of common usage, for each jump. Slang words and abbreviations don't count. 4 The order of letters cannot be changed. The solution is printed on last page. Get Ready For Winter Now! Sale of BLANKETS All Kinds Various Weights Low Prices Now, with Winter just around the corner is a splendid time to buy blankets.

Our stocks are vast and prices smaller than you would fancy possible. Buy now for Christmas on our Club Plan. Purchases will be held for future delivery if desired. Note these unusual values! day afternoon. Dr.

Frank David Boynton, president, presiding. 7:30 Music, procram by the Southern District Orchestra. This orchestra is made up of the selected musicians orchestras throughout the Southern District, Gwynn S. Bement, Elmira, director. 8:30 Address, "The Element of the Individual" Payson Smith.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Boston, Mass. 9:15 Address, "The Forest" Francis G. Blair, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, Springfield. 111.

10 Adjournment. find it in the cafe where you take dinner. You will find it carefully priced and the veriest waiter can After a day in the art centers, you stagger dizzily down the street, your arms laden with catalogs, hundreds of pages in thickness, showing you not only the art of these places, but the "superior" modernism of Vienna, Berlin, Munich and way points. Whereupon you may reach a conclusion such as struck me. that there is quite too much art in the world; that overdoses of art can leave one as weary as overdoses of crowds and noises in New York and overdoses of Babbitt conversation, Broadway playing, movies and whatnot.

One is informed that the Louvre is "something to do" on a rainy day and since rain seems perpetual in at least this season I was surprised at the smallness of the crowd. And, after one outward glance at the Louvre, as it spreads over several dozen blocks of great open spaces you may hesitate about entering at all, lest you find yourself half way round at the end of a solid week of traveling. You must plunge boldly in, making up your mind what you are going to look for, and strike out. By visiting every tenth room It is possible to make about a third of the trip through the Louvre in the course of a hectic afternoon. And if you've rushed through the Luxembourg in the morning, there's still time to make the byways of Montparnasse in the tell you what it's all about and who executed it.

And, after being told night and day that Americans have no art, you will be amazed to find that a goodly percentage of the things you see nave oeen aone Dy Amen cans. You will be further flabbergasted to find that most of the young artists in front of the cafes Norrie Left Estate Valued at $1,000,000 are young Americans and when you wander through the colonies at Honfleur and Caens, outside of Nice, or trot over to Concarneau in Brittany, you'll see "my country 'tis of thee" written all over the members of the art colonies. ft Wl0RechrNut AFTER the morning Jt. shower there is ther refreshment in Beech- Nut Coffee full-bodied, full-flavored, "Ah," the Frenchman will tell you, "But this is the influence of Poughkeopsie. Oct.

18 (AP) Adam Gordon Norrie of New York and Staatsburg, who died Aug. 25, a short time after his wife, who was a prominent suffrage worker, left an estate of more than His will, filed in the Dutchess County Surrogate's Court, established and endowment of $50,000 for the maintenance of the Louis Gordon Norrie Memorial Playground in Staatsburg, given as a memorial to young Norrie, who was killed in an automobile accident while a student at Paris of France. You do not have it yourselves. You must come here And my advice is, never try to argue with a Frenchman, particu larly when your French is limited to counting up to 10. Now Montparnasse hangs its paintings where it finds them, as a Battery vagrant finds shelter.

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