561 100 60584 https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/888aab8006d73628cf43198b9069902d.pdf a8b124660f041a632bac82349bb95b13 PDF Text Text A DAILY EXTRA!- -The Bufftt.lo Boolall.t will be leaued u a Dally Paper1 until fUrther notloe Voi.I-No.45 BUFFALO, N. Y~ PriuTwoC...ts APRIL 10. 1"3 TRA'DI!S UNION MEN DEM -A ND THAT OFFICERS -.OAL~ GENERAL STRI-KE United Trades and Soldiers Forced BOY _A"HERO" Of COMPANY K! Labor Council to Into the Figtat by · ·His FATHER -1s oN sTRIKE Maddened Plutes 1'-.,.-. -....-. -- . -, .--.. -. -- ..- - - - - - - - - - '1 _Take Up Question Cringing Lackeys of 1M &ncb Always Subject to Crack of 1M Master's Whip, Disregard Duty to Public; Many Solclien Mere Schoolboys. Simply to •uit the wtUm1 of ONE MA~ -Preaid~nl Conn~tle of t he lnt.ernadonal Hail•ay-thf' whimpuinc politidaos of the Republi. can. Demotraf a.nd BuiJ MOON' part.it'll tlav t f'S'ba~ted ~very effort to drive 2,000 citizen. of Buffalo iato ~a verr. Th ey played tbe.ir trump eard on WednNday morninc. ll"hton about 3,000 men and bQya, wucibg tbe atate unifonn1. paid for oat of the awNt and bJood of die worken. were paraded abOut the ati'Ht., tD thl"e&t~ murdt't' aod fritbten the worli:t!n into aubm*ion . We are food ol bouting of our · ·fr1"'tt..(lul" ; but a little a~N~Iy.U •ill l.bow Ill that ..-e a.re '"fr~·· only to d o tlle ruaatl!.n' biddin~t. Jttdgea. elected by eorporation cont ribution. to c.ll eir eampal.p t.nds.. are rftdy. ev•n eAI"f'r, to join in eruah.inc t he worlu:n~ at tile n•e"' ""l!fl'lltion Df J)()UliftC f'&pita liata. Othn ju~o:• rllllh to the for~ with injunction• -forbiddinc the 'll'orkera to even TAIS'K they ha\'f' a ,.,.rie\'&nCe againlft tbfo 'lOUlpoua. atrutting. a))t'.ll and mantlilun• or ~!aware ,,,.~uu ... • ·ho ruh• PI ll" ith a rod or iron. I r.eord I• N•-tioa 'lritll \lwl eallier Ntottlle troap.l. tHtueol,..•-c tkllreib.r of Tou.-..da, all ~ .. ~Ytie ll-1"t-cWd ,.... . . . . . . . . . tra-ppe~! ill- tAl joiaiat CoaJ>11111 K of TGatownila, hn...t by Ue pl-11tt p~t.e ot a ... \111 II b.e,u.tifal dab-ilouM to ....... 1.. Tbt Y aU lie kloked fw 111 tile / . Ar....,.. RU .fatlwlr, lfotont. . .loll• &larei- f~:·b:u;·~,:;b~:,'•·i:: .,., of tit.hta. liM, trua t.o klto eo• radN of llte workl•r da-, i• o• M.rib! At 11111 111i1111t., wlle1111rer ,ailed apoa b7 th faaatk-.1 tlllrst f11r bi-t 011 t.Mj-.ttoltlae-tersofUoeb....,d, ttle lkl - 1 be apoo t11 nrik• tloe .c-1 t. kU fatlt.er '• """ Sll.B· TO OOCRT-MARTIAL UEA TH fp' HE B£Ft.80!~ I• 111e lrf' l)<'i nj{ u..,<l •ll•inft u pit•••~t ··T hee d••• ahow• '" •ol· J-lottllf' ftl .. lf'l""lln!!lwfurburlee <l i hlll"llyrigblfron> tbe1 tart,' " oal,Ja upon b•· the rollrii&'I'ODI 1 tret t raihl"lv I '"''~'" !'•in ter 1..1 nijl'ht. "Wr ~t'"~ the Ulf'llf'; • Cb&111l.>tr ot Cornmetee, the nt..-tJ>I!>er Tll i1 ;, the qu.,..tioll ..-ble b the orj!an puhh t brra.. and all o! tb a <UIII'Io.•·~ro <.>f iu rl work e rt are aakinR one IDOtbPr lal>or Oil • large~~~~ ~u e•l "I' wli.Uy AND T'u-.lay-lll•(,th"llod wh"ke11 fr11111 ..: .....1 a11d bi'II'UIIIt ~ Bu.llfalo .., a 1•rt ef C~•pa•,. K, 74tll R.eJi· dr-.:1 •••tor• et a nale kiUer . -•1. 11e:..:7:,l::lil!: I::ei:•~::~~::. ' 11 ;:t:e.•:!~" 11: ; ~~~~:~;~:;..,:t;:· .:~.~ ~ ""'led J•X.."'' Militant Workers Will Not Permit Newly-Organitcd Union of Carmen to be Crushed For Lack of Hdp in Time ol Need. ,;;~~;,;:~:::·::::::.:.::::·.:!r::::E ::~~::~~~~:::::~:~:~~:;;~::::~:::.:·:: ' "''"'"" ''""' kooo "'"'m io ,., , . .,,. .,., '""""" ""'' '"ih ••o•<" 0::::,::! t1~11,1:~·· l::t<l .. .. :!:~.~~:::·, ~~:~.: I :~ :h~~~~~~:·~:~';:Y t:~~~~."b :~;~·~:::'r:~~: in bf'll'ih j! th ~ rarmrn "''"· it the ~I...-- I ull~:• .,..oulol lot" f on•f'<l to """""•ltr. ::;,~;:~~.be .:~~~·:~t~t~:: ~::::,::::i I ~~~·~; ~:·~~~~·;n ,::. .,r•~lli'n:l •to;,:;~;~~ rntt" wuti'l"11 V'l mit- tn •:"''"l"'tli."" .,.,,h m .... fin~t nr th~ l' 111t..d Tratla 111•1 u tht•ir r.. no ...... o·lt ~ ..... loori"·>Ubrd.tn • l f romthf'otatt~>wnt .• of • 1..1 11 aaiol.lllat Thf' """""1''1~• Jlrlll l f'rl to lb~ tu flllb.,ro.of t bl!t liotly, it a1•1·m, ••ry &rP ,.,., ..... ,.n ... f'll:<'t ~ <'11' tb<' rarn1t11 lik<'l'" thar rbP "''nt'ul oink,. ..-oil lot" hB• P "" PJo·rpinnally ~ottx><l 1'"1111•••1 a! th a t \IIIII' 1f th o• -tfllt •• •• I!Ot nJ• i .Or!UI>:I)"tO~r bn..-a11oftht'for•·r8l"""" l ... furt•!b<'n. ""'"· Thf'y COMMITTEE·TELLS MAYOR Of UNION CARMEN'S GRIEVANCES ��LIST ANTI- WAR DEMONSTRATION MAY-DAY CELEBRATION SATURDAY EVENING MAY 3rd ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Of NIW lORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR- WHAT FOR? UNDER t HE AUSPICES ·PF LOCAL BUFFALO SOCIALIST PARTY GERMAN LECTURE -BY- EMIL SEJ DEL UU.HO.ARDIJII-M ~TUUt~O'*fl -UOTO- LOU IS MAI SE L ;r.,."."'· c.,,.,6. 011 a-,. c,.,A,, .r-.. .......... ,.,.•• •• At-, c,.w,... ·,c.~ 905 • 967 BROADW A. Y �BUFFALO 1ST THE BEST IS OOOD ENOUGH l -ua- ls l•eu \\., art caW tbt -e.Uiiq '- bfllter ~ - peopl., et ......... peoplol. lt to bol •tide4 1ritk Utile Ia llln 11otlioiog, tbt b. tll•t ft bdoov• ••""-fl!d b1 tllte ofllo. . t qt ,:uod• pro- teld of .«brt.. ll .._... to tlriko ::/~;aJ~~~~~-IIIitt!. "-feu:stl&l)WSIUU.T In' Ttl& > ::;ee::·.::'1 tbu adviN<l. 1'tle ritll .,.. aever •till- rlf-11. . I~ witll little. For Ill- it ia •1-11' Cu 1" tell u. •lly a Llli.llf Olat ia mo"' -re, nd ao ead to tile Jd- Jeod Cor • aat~a ..... or ratber for t.. nallar dau of a ••tl........-ooW .of; 1 Ia aot m-red b.r tbo a!.o boi rood f or it• worklq p.ople tOIItntN people Ia tile ""• · a.ad for eado btdh·idual workert b.r t)le 111.1111ber of lotrllip11t Tbo adr~ of EmeiWIII", to llltdt .r-r ..ble·mi•ded pet~p~, of lllod· l lniJOO. to a atar, d - efl1;alo.IJ aot ' ............ , 52 1t. !..p Stn.&.lnl 0.. 1l41tT1lfM&IIILU...~ .._..T TVTTK!U..,s..a.._,. ~ ~5l Y. ~Stnet.3rdfloot BUFFALO. N. Y. nANiliDOUUtP1tim. T W . P . CA"TT~ ..... Wp. .._., ••II BUP"FALO.N.Y, ~Prb:SI.OOf'l"you-,50c.thmoalbl.~,-abllllaa6•u.=o l:nteredM-...-ct-et..m•UUJilDeb,ltll,ttlhfiJIOI&ofilooU BaJ1'1Jo, l'iew Yort, 1lDMr the Ace ol M:U"Cb I, IIJ7l THUR~DAY, for tk loiJiu!n, fat t"- .,..,, tor , ,. APRIL tO. 1913 . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ • tall.J, IDDrall,r, pb,Yiiu.ll1 . .d 1a111. Aad tM aba...ta~~t Ule., ~Ho11 p U.. dlvlae ia mu, it .-Jy apu tba t.~uW of ......... .u.JJ of ibe eeopitallst aewtpapf!rt iadalpd Ia ~e -~- or tM -I.e e. .dilio.a.. n uaf-, wo ua~~ot E•puor oJ Ameriea. Wat It . _ _ of Ute U.ae-bcHtored ..tap to bol Mtidea .till -,,ula1; t)lfl bMt iU ot t.M deadt'• Owta.lal.r aot! l t . . . Met.- tllo ~lrt of Morp~~ ool1 Is pod U"fll for tbe eh•i!W!d buP tro. wble.b tbe upltolllt'•e••JIApen e~t to t•t t!te . . . aad woau. t'Oo.tl aue bu..._, Pap otter p&Je aacl Hla•a aftP.r eotnaa wwo ~ted to tlavllll of tH a~uir-Jator br "-"• Or tbe .. per-deHiopo~Gt of t\at ,_..,:r •"o. :! :~::!: ;:-~:::,-~ =:-;MU:O:~f~·o,~'~!~!: A WORLD BUILDER 18 MAN Ku it th ~teator ot IIW o_.. ~~~~tlal to de~op Ulo pottotial powen of tlioe l Tk.r are oJI ia~ted 111 tU Ulft- Its prodod tba 11117 tJ kl.l t efloon. • be ton-~~~~~~ It or ~·r It, bella· wo:rlfllll people bolo aew.a1 JI'CI•en.. ~aatln of tbo obao:d ou• Mtlal wted• Vet, tbo .ollt tt;rildq f•t•n of llorpJO't Protr- •1111 wlloll.r lpoi'OIJ~ or t11uab ct, malle ct • pleuut 1 • r.oa to tll.kt. put ill tile r.ollert l t\at pelion bai!Ut~ lifl aad bu111aa re- Tht f eatwe, Wlllli I• How )loptllh atart.'' Tb- of Ul wloo ban read C• - " MOTHERING" THE Mc;>VEMENT Thai bra\·!' litth· c'()m pany of th~coN' dau-eona.-ious Ill' what '"' kuown ~~~ thl.' Bultalo ~iali11t Wome.n'a ~·ho nu1k,. itaabe h• ,·~. m 1h~i r b rtf' f IIJlllll o f c.>Xi>Jte~. as au erg1miu.tion taught huaha.nda at.nd brolh r'l'lil nnd com n~ l"lcll many things. ="ot the lea111 of tlw things wllich th ~y han~ ,·aluP o f ~Weial (('I!O\IIIhtp. ~inc•· thl' organization Cluh. 11 hA" h.,... n 11 ronAIImt iiOuree of pride Bul'l'alo. W hil.- tllo·ir nmnhcN an! few . th t>i r ed. ami w ith th .. uulormtabl .. phit•k hom o f w orld for ~·iali!<m. tll .. y t11n•· not hesitate .. ! to upon taaks whil'h unght ""••II •·11WIC:' Wt'&k t'r 11piritll t o falter. Th •• Huffilln SOf'illliRt QWt"l!l it11 l<'f"Y f'Xisl•• n ee to thek oomradi'"" It WIIS th~ir o·rwrgy "hit•h rai~Pd th e fint fumb. t o b ri nj!' it mh• bt:otnt.t" Sun-t• th11t tinw . th ··~ han• · eea1it'l~-No Jahttr ..:in•u fro·•·l~· and •'nthn>~JHIIII•'lllly . In 111! radet-111]' . " '•• J.,,w to t hr' Uu ffH\n S o('ia \r,.t W om('n'li Club •·Moth,·r of a Wo rku1g t ' l11"" )lilitnul·· E ,·,.n "" t hc> mr.the•n~ of tuf-n may rise t o t '-e hl'iJlhlil ' "t'l ..;•·urn not tu ~utl.•r tht• h:n.t1•r . t'Oillll\O il· pls rr ~~e r vweA _ _ _• 11 ~ ~~ ~~ I ~:ik~lb '!:.1~0;::tb~11(0~;:1of ~;: ::&a::;'~~~ :::-n~•t ~~: ba~lll~ BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING OOMPANY :·~~~,..:': ==~tb~-=~~ •i:~:b:;. "t~~=! ~~ ~ ••k improvlol· t~ll eoodidvat of ::i~=-U=fodlo~=·:.,II!:::IIU~t •;; ;.~~~~~b~qK~~,:~:'";::~~~:o::~~~:';~u::;lt.!~':;;%: bol.ie.-.a to be lrit iatu..ta. 110r.lal bfo, o1 "ll.lll••izi•l tbo llnlttote "'ldal jl»dt":e ~ oa n I!CCIOO.IIIIe H • lot bi• ftll rt briar t bo Civil Wu wJ.u worllio1 r.lut: booba w..-. n.~ be ture it it IIOt the illdi viehllll aad Rpel'ltnatture of IIOr.lety, b;v uoll· .,-.lll!:m ...-blda •ill uabla tllo i11du.t- to tilt bi)Rt to 1"- Uot ehber lo citflla.. ot tilt Ro1>tlloraer'1 chtMI •la•w. or tbat ur:. do t)lit. Tlroo iadlvldual nr 11!1111 tlroe •lave of b;. enif'OO· mitdll a e1111 4 oe ly 0 "'"'1 ""' •tren,.:th to rioe llbe.-e tlroetn. ...-bat t he ill•li .. idu•l ;1 unable 1., ,..u,.~ t i v e • •• ra• •~tomplislo, 1 to ~ba ~aat bi• ~i•l ~•di l l on•. · "" cni,..nmriiU to •• iUn· .,.d d"ai'"- f•• i111 tlleir i!ldlv\dual fortt~l ••d pcnr..-. iuto oae p•t ~vet~~eut aadM tbe ~DI JitlrtOIIIII leade"b'p of tbll!:ir eGclllllll tlltueot . . .~II ~:" .u .. ~ ud ou1llt to have • '"•" 111 1t,-tl>e 11ted~te11ted •od tile "d"u.tctd, the "IGOr a nd tiro[ well ·lo·~o. tbl' 111.1mble 1111d tbe Jll'llud, ' " mtt wit II tlroe hoe 111d the mtll wltll tU P"'~· the da,.r laborer aocl tllll tri- W{)J"Iaj!rt i• ev«rr tle14 of -ful 1ldi ..fty t 1 eajor to tile tull tile frultt of 1"-lr labor. . . . 811t)l it tbe ~.. hfl ••v->!!DL h 1.1 tbe awall ll!:ll ial of tbe at tboc peoplt to ~Jill IW'If·eoa ... ioo~.-. ~·· ateacl o1 be1n1 a11y Je.,.._r Ptc.&ed w1tb tile po.!li•e rart of raw mtlll!:ri"ll ill t"o ,grtoat ...,.,.,"" of lli1tory, ~~~"1 ; 11 de.ten-e of tlroe Sortberaer '• demud tot • •lla.-lt••ef1. Morga• dkla'1 cto • .,. .. r...,llloi t 1 tile fn~ot" tllat eoalcl -be aocl~. W . .t Mor1•• "01• pb!.,la•· tllrop .. t " did wu to ..ea)l iat11 tbll " a~~rllll"!. New York ~lty ....S bur 20,000 ()Q.ND EliNED rilla 1'\o.r were I• 111tll rotloo totditioa thl ••e11 • 10vcftuae•t witll 1 depktted tru.aury ••4 a bl'lllllla 11n111 w011ld lOot. tall tM• after bayi 111 tlrof!DI. :Worpa p tlleca at ._a.r~ eae~, 1illpped tilf;lll to St. Lo1ilo ud BOLD T_HEY: batll t11 tbeaovortlllett. TO TllF! A.RMl' OF TilE W£9T, A'r •~ eiiC':IL Ue n.«atly eo.llertfod tlrol l1111t •• pc!r pll of tilt blooci•CIIOtt1 of t.lo• 'llld iua, tlroreuab bis loyal C!OIIrtt. ~=~~~:~;:;·~:;~::-:ll:~o~~ •::::~ ;::.::,.,:"ate:~to~::te":~~t:o: tliem.elvM, t o make blllory. Aotd it ia f tbe pvflNIM ot tb. Soci11li•t movfiUif!llt Ollt r11bbera. Bo ,ot awey wi~ll • llule more tlt.lll tb'. ntt,-Uil'• tM oa)T tlill'ereHe. . 11\11- pi• _.,•"": of tbe _roll« th·e mu o•·l'r 11,. _ ,., roa th to on• b•• Pill<"' tile teatller 1111d tile IJI11ciellt.-ll w ' i J"'u!We. -~"J all are. nil· do II~Wchll worll lo t)li• worlcl. , ;!' l::e:;•a:l~t"'.:;:,!.•t~r:' ~~,:.'~ !:~~it::,"~~:.•:.":ab~t!!! • ~=~ ~~~ ·,~~~~~s~~·~;~~~ ~?.::~~· ~n~~':;;~~~.~~~:~~~:~:j,~~{' .~~~;"~n·, · ~ I DEALS TO BE REALIZED anh·u to~!:!,;~~~?,~.~~~!~~:!'!!~! •orlllai (laM~ wht~;:!'~~o;';;{; ~~;1 ;;;~~:lliUI' of .•·\·<'rt u i.·kd ~. grudgingly ~~~ j~·;'t: i::::::;t;:a:u/~: ! ::1to-:~ 0!.\i:.~ oi 11'0i1:11 :!.. e~ :;~in:1~~ ~':;'7..,:1~ ~~~~~~~!' f:~".::::.::!::.. '0~';':.~~";..: ';. ~~~:~ ':-:::: !:e•:; ~:: 1 tu01;!.i':l 1,~:m11~~~;·i:~~~i:il;h;h;:s~~~·l~~k •;~~~ "r~'!:d~! ~~~~~e~~g~:: ~:. : 1•:o~!"~:., ~·~;:~~=d~t~~:l: I;~e~:"!:.~t ::~, 1 ::i:fO:~~::; :~;~~ =:.:;~.~·~·r::.~~t:· =~.-::'~rt!: =~ :!.'~i~-~ t hf' womf-n tun·t> hll upou 11 1•l11n hr whio·h. 11t praeti•·•ll~· no expetl&e, (ut. • wPllto·do .,... .. i~j;aoraue M de- a""tt,.mpt to rf!llll&e 110~• of 011r WIWa lllltf.ry, pe•uf1 ud d<rl"'clotint 011 tbe 1orociolll "~•~" 11 wu •-IJ' top ba-tk to tlloyur leN, •¥•· 1., :.1 !: ::r.:::ru,'":= :: ::: t: t ht w ork•·t"ll t·Kn !If' hrou~h t tOF:t"lhrr ~or a dt>liJZhtful f'\•euiug; th e tucabl1 becllnllll!: II tilowt that be u.tecl trt>asun· of th<' Bulralu Soc:•t11li~t r .. plt·lll ht-<1. and lhr' w o rk o f eduea. morr for bit porlftotbok tblla for bit ti on prOrroot ... t miad. more for "'" uomub tlroaa for o 11 tlw o·\·cruu ~: of .\ pril J!!. 11 ~<>t'llll will bt• jlh·l'n at thf' Soeialilt ll11 lroead. lli•lldeJnArlf'n!. unfh•r th,.t r lloll~ptrt•~~o Tft e 11dmiuton f ee will be,-a Uf• it bardly wortb ll•i~ if it ro•· i>undlo• of 1,1,1 n•hho•N. whi c· h you would olht' rwi~e throw away ! ai•ll ot 11ot~uog b11 t bN'td f'trlli~ ll.ltd T··ll uo. ,. 011 half· IIWIIkf'nt'<l pao·utlo·Soc·ialiHts. whn think to moe~ey p.Uiag aad ...-orryilll! about tbo )JOI!t.ibdit.~ o! lotiBJ ocot·• job. Yet to 11 lllttton. llll;l e•~tnnot rou~t' ~our 0\1. 11 wife•; who lxtllllt or ~•,..iall~m 11 ,.,11s,;" eonlorwnt. 1111,1 will 1101 .nm n!t·lf millioa1 of pteQpilllife ••Iiiii• more tkt11 .,.a);;f~U~t•tllhl•· tdl 11 ~ whllt th•· SO< •iflh ~t :\loll"t•rn•·nt I tf"tliout P , _ of worldtf til order amount 10 "tlh uu t tlw lllj!' .. 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I.Mt pa r\oot ti-11 ll"e IIJIC'II Ill. frieiHtt 1111tl C..r..", f6t 011\1 DICift el"ert.t na we wlo bo t ll: tile! bl-l•p of tile •tpita.l:i..-•r- oo• • .,aerial O..neet the=------------------,;..,_____;,..,_;,;;= .o•• •lie• •• 10•1 -··••II ,.,.u,. !Alt., '""''uoa• ---- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Trades Union Men Demand that Officers Call General Strike Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/dd23bbf6c4bcd36272e1c9ae7b69a99d.pdf 30545fc464f5e368217c33b45e3244d3 PDF Text Text A -DAILY The ......... 8oolall8twlll be leeued . . a Dally Paper, until fluther notl- Vol. t-No.45 BUFFALO, N. Y~APRIL II, 1"3 Price Two Cents �~•dlltlts •11d .1/ppolnlllltlits . ~lltSI In Bulfllo . - ~rmr Out out thla Ad and brlna It to the BUFFALO SHOE CO. Seneca and Ellicott Strcm �T E lE ATIO RAILWAY COMPAN-Y sent ,for the BUSINESS MANAGER of· this paper,Jast night f,lt .1~. o'clock and offered to · pay us • $147.00 for th1s page in to-days issue. ,. CAI'PlOT ~E BOUGHT for any such purpose as the COMPANY wish to USE it~ FF: L F FU so·c: AL . ·aEJ___ _ I II �~waaLYVTK& __,, BUl'FALO SOCIALIST PUBUSifiNG OOMPANY SlW.~S.....,lfd._ IIUI'P'ALO.H.Y• .....,..~......,.._ ...-.Dik'DI:IIIlD:D.7- ....~.~..... ln(..... • .•.ca.~N.~. ._., ~Pdo.S:UIO,_~,SOt.a---.,.,.....ta~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-04-11 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Connette Refuses to Deal with Union Men out on Strike Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/acb0a1a135eef6554a00b6bf1714accd.pdf 4722b30bcdf0fe3ad29d0d3349fcc3d2 PDF Text Text A I)AILY EXTRA.! Vai.I-No.45 The ......,8oolall.twlll be laeued u a Dally Paper, until f\orther notloe BUPPALO, N. Y, APRIL 12, m3 Price Two Ccnb �m.ts HORRIBif TALE OF DECID AND ABUSE BY MASTERS Into Bdid "fl!at T b£y Were Going on Mission of Mercy to F1ood Sections, Tb£y Are Forced to Help Bosses Agalnat Strikers in Buffalo. ..tRB TIIS 'Fintst in Buffllo pliMN.:~~: 1 No~;~~-:~t';'~~r# Iaa~ •ware o( 1M ta.ac ~"1M D~llen •bo w., • tlN 1w. .W oaa. .. ~·ciud ..._.. tell ,.ou Wt WedekiHt will ' " - 11ppl7 th1 MY ANSWER �I --.._-Roo.. ZITTEI;t.,BAUER FIDITIIE :aooa---.. .......... N..,. ____ Seneca T urkDb Bath ..,. ~~1st ~!!_ews jlfi ~----------------------~ · ANTI- WAR DEMONSTRATION ~ MOQiil5 ' -• 8UPPALO SOCIALIST WITH ..... CDHVIZ'IINa!S ....... -- ~R.....atD&J>I.t&DQeBIIU.. 4..ARMENANTE MAY-DAY CELEBRATION C/11111.,., ...... - ' t ..,.._ II'J»J-R-"'JJ& ':a«)T~ Buftalo. N.V For Jlukaf IIJ.tra111ent., a~d PJaDOI Plar_en SATURl>AY EVENING -OOTO- A . MAISEL, 915 Broodw;ay BMw. T---' aM WU... &c.. ,.._._,..., SHOltS DRY GOODS MIUf'S f'URNISHIKOS .J. H. WEIDEMILLER . 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M.,.....,.... ......._.._.. ...... ~ ~ Pun•ratQ.t-.•ot.,.... """&..~- · ... J 'j �.. 1ST ==- THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH Onto tt•nth uf thl' mon··~ IIJ'<'Ut by th~- rnit~ ~t.ales lllit .'t"llr ou wnr. pll~t. pr...... nt 1111d futnrt>. would han• 'r::',~,~; 1,~.~:r~t'1. ~~,\1\\~t:~;~:: I'B~:..~:~:~:::~~- go~·:n;~:~~~ of. old part h ... '" · · · J,.,t"~ lll'lpthe rkh- tht" poor o:an ~" � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-04-12 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Force a Failure Trickery is Tried/ Mr. Connette Offers Bribe Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b7bc8a09763a841bf053048de5b259f6.pdf d0c78a2a3d09cf002670bcd36ce9f265 PDF Text Text -.u.o IOOAUfi'C2fl lAta A T - ft'ANbS ~T~~OP IF IT IS 47 Y!DI'U!SDAY TO YOUII. SUIISCIUP'JlON BX I'IIUIS NEXT 'fl1l!lt SATWDA't Vel. 1-No..U ·"WONDERFUL" ACIIYEMENT OF MAYOR FIJIMAfl·A, BID fOR RE{IICTION BUPFALO, N.Y. APRIL 19, 1913 �I BROS. BOTTLINO WORKS 0.\ue In C.ilk>r'nla WI,.. and llll!1ln II lin • - - 8pecla! •SW•""- . . . 10 pliaoM Clf"dN. U4l Uq~ protlllilt -"~.S-oh. •eu,..,.. PHYSICAL CULTURE NATU~~:.:?Ji~~~f.:l:~ Rli:BTAURANTB ""=' :nlrlll/l"~" WIIIUriMU. CUT THIS OUT 0000 FOR SOc Out out thle Ad and brln• It to the BUFFALO SHOE CO. Seneca and Ellicott Strtet.a �s News , ANTI- WAR DEMONSTRATION MAY-DAY ,CELEBRATION SATURDAY EVENING MAY 3rd ELMWOOD · MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Of NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR- WHAT FOR? UNDER THE AUSPICES OF LOCAL BUFFALO SOCIALIST PARTY �8VFPALO ~~ . -......... ... P'U&IM'&D YUitLT rt -rfta IIUFF.UO SOCIALIST I'UIIl.ISHING t::IJMPM- l UY. Lck...._lNI._ ~-.-........... -.T.u!..~.;a.....:w:s.. ,......,.,..,, ,... ,__ ~· KJPJ'ALQ.N. Y. I'II..A.Jik~r- 'W P. CA~N.-v. ,.,. ~ ....... 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ICBO/lB, Ill ' · �M.lfll SUrtA&.O SOCIALIST ANTI=WAR DE M 0 NST R AT] 0 N MAY-DAY CELEBRAliON Saturday Evening mav 3rd ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL PRINCIPAL SPEAKER CEO. R. KIRKPATRICK OF NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF WAR·WHAT FORP .1/dm/ssion; 10 Cents �- ~W'I:Ul.TJrTTXa BUFFALO SOClALIST PUIILISHING COMPANY ........ --.~~-~w-......CAQp~N.--y. Sl:Y...... Sbwl.llda- !IUP'PALO.N.Y• ~f'lbSI.OOp.r,_,.50c:.a~pe.yaW.t......_. b.--.t ~· M ~.a- IUUW J 11M lt. lflt, U 11M pw& oBoe a$ ~5ewYot\,1UidertheAc&Gf Jilarcb. I,IS'f'i SA TIJR.DA Y. APRll. 26. l913 THE BELGIUM STRIKE Tb~ rstimate of ,-.Jo~ plue.l op the ballot by th~ 8elgiana JJ:ao •"ll h~ thf' ~nrikf' of tht- ~ialdu in that eountry for ~al hood tmtfra,gto. It i• eon~t>d that O\"t!.r 500,000 men have laid thf'lr tool in tml.. r to forco:" th t' go,·ernmt>nt to gil·e in to d~raancb. In that country y,·~althy men, profetsionala and the eler&Y. &N' allo•·rt.l many \'Ole&. while worken are allowed bn\_one, and in many t'"I.IH arc l'ntir"f'ty diafrant'hiltt'd. Industry ia eornpletely_ ltt>d up. but tht' ~ialiau •~ prepared for a long ai~,.-.,. to win thf'ir righll. whit'b the'' be-lien will go a louc way in l•rmgintt about • chang~ for the ~tlf'r in the can•e of the workt n . Think of it. vrorkt!MI of Amf'riea. thetM" m).n an- aat'riflting every. lhiott for that which you hal"f' and fa il to take ad,·antage of! Sin~ tht> t'ounty treaaurf:r has refused to pay the lnternationaJ'a ttrih dam&Jrl' hill •·br doet~n"t t he t'ornpany :re!er ·the matter to Ju.lp-e 1\ayoue-t 1"\rown or lnjnuttio n Pooleyf o;:::m plan~ 1:o~;::to:::,:n;.~:~:t ;:m~e .!~:me;;e;u~;:!:~~a~0 f'\"erything would be an~ne for them there. , What the. Ge.rman Sot:ialiatt would do to a aeab couum like. thil would not look well in print. A FINE SCHEME � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-04-26 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. 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KIRKPATRICK OF NEW YORK CITY AUTHOR OF_ FO P .Jidmission, 10 Cents UNDER THE AUSPICES OF LOCAL BUFFALO &XJALIST PARTY - �Musto Hall Saturday, Ma~ 3. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-04-30 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-04-30 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n048_19130430 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-01 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Big Strike! Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/bbc41bba4477eca2c4c3e524cfcd4179.pdf 726a763443add5d9d732a8237415391f PDF Text Text lr- @~IMill@·~riA11ll~ BUFFALO, H. Y~MAY 2. JN3 EXTRA! Price Two Cents FUHR.M ANN AN'D REGAN. R'E FUSE . ST·RIK·E.R S PERMtT TO PARA.DE ��ELMWOOD MUSJC HALL Ev'g, M ·a y, 3rd �BUPP SOCIALIS T ' MAY .DAY -· PVaJ:IfiBD wat:Ja..Y aT TKII: BUFFALO SOC1AUST P\JBLJSHING c:x>MPANY 52W'.JS.c1-S......WIId ~ ......... , _ -.,.~.;s.....Wflaat PIU.Iflt DIRIDQOIUU), · - .... ... c..aOO.~~~. ~Pib$t.oo,..,....JOc.aiDCI!Oib.PI'.w.ta..tYaac. ~ .. __.s...et.. ~· - BUJ"l"ALO.N.Y. . .u.. J-b, ltlt, •t tiM paucafaoeat a.AJo, New York, u&er 1be Aet. t1 Xan::b.l, unt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Fuhrmann and Regan Refuse Strikers Permit to Parade Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2e5116b54fdb913d493c9a2795a7c4b4.pdf 262e5220024b23724b75f9f7771430e0 PDF Text Text ltx EXTRA.! BlJPPALO, N. V. MAY 3, 1913 Price Two Cents 0 'R GANIZED LABOR RALLIES TO AID OF EMBATTLED STORE EMPLOYEES· Workers Sweeping . A·ll Before them rn Qigantic .Struggle Despite Tria\ of the Employers ; Despite Slugging of the Thugs· Despite U.. of the "Kept Press", Hundreds Flock Into the Fight and VIctory is onlv a Matter of Hours. Conquerine aU Of the iotreneb«! forcM uf tbe muter~., the •ietori· ou. mardi of the .triking dtpartllH':nt store employes leads ltraigbt aDd tlmW'ft'Tinr to ,qukt aDd eompa.rte -ridory. Attboacb the lltrikt.l"l are weak u indiridoak. their atOiidarity, in the maa il .&owing the bkw.tM eapitalittt that the lfdl..t power on Nttlil ,..idee, DOt in armiel or in tJJJiformtd bulJie. pomq u panl.i.a.M of the law, but ia. ~·e~.!:!:.~be I'!IDployt-8 ot the nrious •"'"" are fallinl into line. and DeW me1.11bera are uoopinc iut.o the 'lletr\7 o·rpnized unkm bJ IICOl'el aDd ba.ndreda. nu, additioaw to the ranks ol the lltrikut on Prida7, t.he .eeood da:y of Ole nrike,. .umbered well onr 1,000, brbtcial" up the total nlllllbe:r of arill:t!ll 1o apprvrimately UOn., 6'000it;, haM to TO T .HE WOMEN OF BUFFALO Th~ fight of the ~partment. .tore girll and men of Buft'alo ill more than a tight of workel'll for w&g8. IT...IS A FIGHT FOR THE RJOUT TO L.IV» PL'UE, DECE:\T LJVJ.::;,;_ and e,·e~· wonan i.n Buft'alo Wbo believ• that working girt. •hould have t he right to LIVl: IN DECEXCY . ahould be .,tively illteren.ed. Do y(ln think it ill mo~ import..nt that S. EL KNOX S{JOULD B UY A:\'OTR ER ~IAR l~E BA.:\Kf Or i8 it more important t hat 5.000 Buffalo girt.-your daughtt'l'll or you r neighboN' dau~rh­ ten Pf!rbapt, SJIOULD BE FREE FROM TOE TEMPTATION TO SEI~I~ THEIR BODIES FOR FOOD! Bullalo bu ret;euiiJ~~etn.mueb aplaalling in the mire of the underworld. The police hue fusaed and the diafriet attomey U. fumed and the Buft'ak. Timet baa nearly bunrt a blood-n"S~~el tryi~ to saddle the "b)aqe" for IJUeh ccoditiollfl of •ice upon emain politit'ians whom it does not like. Just u thoU£b tbey are aDJ' dilr~ from the Timet brand of capitalist hlel:era! YOU IL\"OW THAT THEY RAVE NOT TOUCRED THE ROOT 01-' Tn£ EVIL WIII('fl RESTS ESTrRELY UPON THE OUTRAGEOUSLY LOW WAO.~S AT WJHCEI THE OIRLti 1:\ THE STORES ARB FORCED TO WORK, THE GREAT W0~1>E R IS THAT SO ~IA1\'Y OP THEM HAVE'WlTH STOOD THE BAT'rLE INSTEAD 01-, THAT A FEW FL"ALLY SU:\'K INTO THE SINK-HOLE OF DESPAIR. more What are you goiot to do about itT Whie.b aide are you women of Buffalo goin, to tak*" in tbil tre.mendoua battlef Are you roinr to patronize the vuhW'ftl who lh·e upon the blood t~nd tean of your ai.tenT Or are you J0in1 to help the «M.Jragtrcn• fi«bt of the embattled workersf THE OUTCOME OF TRJS STRUGGLE RESTS LARGELY 1:\ YOUR RA...\"DS. II ELl~ THE OTRJ..S W!N. KEEP AWAY P'aoll TO E BJO STORES. ~PP'"'Iato tbo qbt: ,.,....;, .;~,000 lnpniudf---------~---------....,.--------­ and ddennin<d .,.., and. womeo. E<en '"' opp....,iotioo o! tb<'i• ouno. hera ia ~tacJrr:rinr. The oombe.r ia 10 great that they are find'inc difAt-u.lt~· in gettinK eoouefl lar,e halls to aecommodatt tUm. At preRot four b~ hall• are reqmNd for tM ~ lllediap of tM. uniooHarmonia Hall, tiNting 1.500; lotematiOD&I Hall wat:i.nc2.000; Fraolr- ~':J:si:l r~~{l ~ ~':!ci?t;TT·T~t;·s~~n~cRs\~·~~g~ EACH DA Y-PACKEI> TO TDE oooa.s A.~m STtLL THF. CRY ....!l.!OR >lORE R : ! . R - ot Labor · -· PICITS ARE SLUGGED BY · · HIRED . National Leaders Spike Lyin~ Tales Of Tricky Press Leader Flett, Together with W. B. Fitzgerald, and Pauline Newman, All Hlgh in the Councils of the A. F. of L. " Show Up" the Treachery of the Capitalist Newspapers. Quick to ~cot the imrlication thftt the r-mbaltll'd d.,pArtm ..nt ftlore empiO.\'t'I'!J of Buffalo llrt lK'ing dt"Aertl•tl by tlw Ameril'llll 1-', .d. eration of L11hor, thP national orgRnitPnl and otlwr uotetl figure-s of the AmeMt·au F ffie-1'11.tion of Labor who Rrt• in the t>ily ,·oluut,.,.,,.,J thei.r tenict"M "' IIJ""ake.ra At the \'llriout at.rikt> m••••linga, 11nd othf>rs of national .replltRtion are ooming. Lut night R. n. Grim. fil'tlt \'it'.--presidt'nt of tho• lnt.-ruRtinnRI A.aoeiation of Car Worken1. 1"olunteer~d to gn·e hi!! RA:~i!ltllnc~·- lie ~~rrived from Chicaco Pridtty RflenJoou. and lo111 no tirnt· iu g.-lting into touch with the local situation. · · · ·· ···· · •· · Othcr uational \eadt'rs, fortunatt'ly, ('hano·crl to he in town in conne<>tion with the MttiPment of tht> atr~t t'Rr workt:l"!! 8frik•·. ftnd they did not betitate to ata1up tht" report 811id to han• bef'n ~iv••n to the ne\...papers by a locftl labor "leatler·· "" wholly unw11rranted. Among thCIIe are \\'illillm H. Fihfr('rllld. nll'rnlwr of tht , ;,.neral Executive Committe.- of th~ larnn•n's l'nion. Alltl John FJ.·tt . o rgKU· izer of th., A. F . of L. In the nwantime, !'ftuline Newman. Rnotlwr ll't'llernl or~Auir.er the A. F of L. arriv.-d laMt night from Nl•w Yurk l'ity Rll•l 1111111&. took chargt> of the girls in th r union �D..aing Recent Strike of St=t Car Men "Troops" ,....., c.:Ikd Out to 'But Down Their .Brolhas Otiuu Jeo;red at Then and Ilia' Buaintss Used,....,_...., Than -aa T oo1a - upi1allsts and Politidana Mah People Pay the Bat - Hear All About at Elmwood Music Hall S..turday Night. INTERNATIONAL SOUDAIUTY Brlta.l.-... F'or the t•ecly.fi!tll. time May O.r. ~ Je&r. f"&-WWil.el iD .CIII1e iuJ..o:m&Jioua.l Mm~tratioo tU orpo.ized w«kiac daaa of tlle two 'WOrldl i.a their dlirm.atiou of to6.idarity witlloat cliatiaetioD of fi'OGJifon, aud Ill • PlScbtr dedantioo of tbeir dd.ermioatioo to pn_rthro.- the (oree. wbieb J)llmder aDd murder t.hHr t:J..aa. ud todan,f't' tht ~lee or the ..-oriel . . AI thW WOIIloetll wil,ftl the ¥U"Ufl'ile l~.tw~a Ca.pzt.alilm and Labor il at ita be.ia:bt-.-\1 th11 tuozueut whea Go,·uuweztt. plaee more and more at 1he diiJIOiolll of privilt"Ce aod Capit.alil.m all their foree., bolll,~r~;ili~'Z.i:!!~!i:-i ~ei~3~~•uppl't:llf the work.e" who are elaimiuc .\t d1111 u ilit it U uuperalive that tbe orp..nil.ed worken ~en·...-b ..rt> &bould l.iguifr to 1be eapitaJL.t ela.ues tbat th.e-y have J,O!eral#tl lonr t!'llough" ,..gi;u"' founded oa the bondage a~~d aubJ~tiou of the produura. !"""' Uti he atirrirlg, .a t h.at on May Day we may de.monatrate iu out body that th~ workt•rt of all roountrie. are ready to reeo.-er thezr r~cbu ; ready 1!40 to oppo.lol! tbe plota of Capitalism, aDd of Gon•runH"uta whicb t'Dd.anrer intunational peaU. l..f't u.t prove by our aet iou that the working ela.a will not rnt fflflf"'nt until it luu ll"'t'uro.,.J th~ eowplete eontrol of the means of protluwon and ..a.-hang.., tb" pouMI!oo of whieb il the eondit~n ol ill t>Qialu:lpation. D.l.da 't •t arou.., 1""'. Ul''lr ·~• yaa llla win b.au _.till., t.o amua ""... to... aor1"6 tlle rbut ~ar '""""' va ttl• aedou or 1LnU . .d . . . • kit or poor f ooN ot o,..,q 4arillr tH ..e.-t rtrlka. warld11• ••• dr-1 111 .. unary ...,b OSdala ta11W. poif&iliOfl llfOliOci t . . J:ri"' lA111111 Baak 'n"' !rhyor a11d tM llltlllben of bonlo.h11r a rM Oihtr p<>iot. wllere tbey . c • .,.,.,11 Caa•ril ._,.., *" weald •II•• to t lo.e wa nt aoln.atarf · l att.,.nd al 1111,., aiM tilt \\'f'll,tfltdl<ill't,ltwM~IIIIM100 1 DfliMII!itllalldj4t.ll WU" & d•d """ !)n.d t o 1DGf IIWII bM beeo norejyeof tllat . ~olllial from a11rro. .di111 '-'",...,' Tba '"'"'111tlo111.) Kall••r of l ..tall told Judi" llrowo to ord.!r Olfl K lrkpatrlrk I• kaowa to all u.. ' b11111n u d kaaw that 11141 upotal.-t ·~ oiHI of tbe mOlt eloq1~out orator• IIIII tb• tile tDOW'~Dt. po!Jtl,..l •umnHH woold - ~~\:t!~ :~: ";,~i"'ll011f! J»iltlon t ha ..._.....,"• ria.. Jol•~• tb<!mHioe• Ia I THy ' V~t. Por MMtiq. Hf'J•ri'H ntath•• of ~:.:f tbe ::.,:• .:.~rli~:oloo'::~Mro::lll:~.~=~t:.:: ::--:h"llr:i:;':il~f&l'~h:. ~7'~:··.::.;b~.:.~·~,~·:o:~~~ ::::·~~ ~:, 11:•1J~1:o1:':'~11!~; }t~~:b::, •uny 1 j>ut o"er aad lil..ill;;, ; illliolt , th,. ..,\olll'iano uol' ••1uoa, af th" lattrnauoaat . j ~~~:~~;,j ~::.::~ ~o~~~larry • Tin• •• otoly on" phaowo of th<' rrau of til~ -ohl ...r." .W..ay mor• art 110 1-t.ta '"' tlo~ .,, ,.,.,..y th oalr.in£ bnoll t~&t ol I• & WHII!i"r bow 110 fti&UY ,:OOIIIIII -~~ all.ow thHM ... h·~t 10 ill' llf>li<IWII>k"'l '"''" J0"""' llo<'o~ mor.\Prnut lnii\U tlo"•· It lo lrt.OI that ma11,:o tall for tb~ J11~a Auaun ::k:.~;; ,':',,;.~,·~~~::::~~~~~~:~:::~.:! ~?-~r(~;;:;.·j~~~· "' K rdoh ·, OPOrl• Jlf.a~oo:lr., Roy La1111'1•y. JL L. Jl Ai~undrn1011, Robert Jo:lliott, 1\rolll£, J&.IIIM t 1 b&J Y.arpily, lf" llT1 Wtlle1t, J&a"'t I /'almp,...a Dt.ajlunla Durn, Aln·l..oa, 0-oaie 1>.-Sio, w. ~=":~~::: :·~q:;":;~Uo~l{;0~n :;e,•:; ::~·\~'1;.:~~::~:;~ LJ . : ::;"of,.. .. "''htary It for~d ul'o• l~"b',~·..~·~.·~ t:~~.Jn:~.,. Onf of tbfl l!"n~b of lh!! ('j,.j! War 1... Kubl.&k, &IIIMI "War I• brU " n-·r~ M KLrk Jou•. Robert Kalaer aod Mid . Tea aeau .uau.aoa. ;,~~:~· ,~-~~b1°'t.:!,~~ .:_::.d:~~~ ~~ lloat •••t ••• 11., 1., h•ll" o.~e at · u ..rt to for...- thi>M' wloo u•t~ •• \o p_o to war, &a<l fl<'~~Til' II: :::::,~ 1~1 ,.,M ton• I• A• ••lzaL-.lta r,. of """ •liar~ to t hi• aeetla1, • ~bupd ;'.:_!1~~:::'!~~.~:r !!;:1, 1 _ K "~Jl&tr>tk will bt tb• •i.Mioa i.f to ~I t . .t 71111 .:t ;:;, ~:;~: ~~~~~·w~~~~~ ;!:-d ~:.~~';~!~: !~wr=: I wilt U\fl J>i.rf' at t:l•wood \I ~&ale llall, abRt &.r_UIIi. . Ia u t.-r Et.wtoeod • ""•• ~t~d YlrJt•i• pe.rilape,would b.abkt loai" """"U. •• to.uurda;r~t•nlall,:!ol •;oSrd , all••~ '"'"' " orlr.laJ ••• Ia t\111• >1(ia~l1 IC-•'"" tM -•11•1 • .... 11td "' r•-•t Mr Klrkratmlt . . - W.Qic "-• 1 ·-~ a ltd •ill '"11 i t !11 a ••• ,.,1 Jt1l H r tMt will 01'"• t"- •;oH of atU,:O 1f N r u t.r olll<'llb If lb"r arr~>rt our I• u..n, .t a.~ --c--- ritai.IOL aBNBCA ANO IBLLICOT'T . , .. . .U IID .t. lOre ll&DVOTlOJC WILL •& QIYD OB .t.JJI l'.t.tl OP 6UO&I ® NiagaraGaarutftd Doable: Wear Sob · <*tverypair 12.50 to 15.00 Butttr Krusf, Cittlt 6tntral and 'Cip·top is non·Union Bl'tad 11 ER BAKINC CO. All) COllJS OOT TO THE rniRAI. B.I.KI: CO. This Firm waa very lnta...ted to b.--It IMrfk• at-._ car ..... BUY UNION BRfAD, BfARINC IllS • . lABEL ···-a.hff-1300 lt. 8t. �. s �-.... ,.,.._..,...,. ... ~ :..10 f!XIALis:T-- CDE'Al ,..,_. , . _ . . , _ ....,AI4Jif."t:. ......................... ,....... -::.,... . .. ........_,......,..,_..,.,..,........,., ~;a._..,.... ........ ~ ~-:-- ...... .... ~~ ~~ .....,... ......,....... . ..... r: ...........-._.... .... ~AJVKDAY, MAY-.~~ In •3--=========j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Organized Labor Rallies to Aid of Embattled Store Employees Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/31019786c7962d2331465d57a67631b3.pdf aa0257e9c20ce53ef5063f9ea2472278 PDF Text Text EXTRA·! EXTRA! Val. 1-'No. 44 · BUFFALO, 1'(, Y., lilAY 5, 1913 Priu Two Cents �SHOOLD fl)l JOIN MIUTARY Dtaing lUcent Strike of Street Car Men "T·~·" I'"""''~ were Ca11ai Out to Beat Down.Tbdr Brothers .,,., eu ttrikt ucl u.. aapneednted wiU. t M ltrikiq: Otiuns Jtcmi at Them and Big Business Ueed ::"::S!::.:=-::::..:.bt,;ork~ Them as Tools - Capitalists and Politldana Will C.twn. pri- _ ..er aod tirtieN -~~"'..,"! '..,.__,.. Mah People Pay the Bill. ~~...~ ':!~tiollot•:r,~=k~..~ ' INTERNATIONAL SOUDARITY By JeuJ•u.. inte!:~i~~td~~~;!~ti~8t~e·~~~ia !:~~u:;:- ~ ~ tu·o worlds in their a6ir 01atiou of solidarity t~!'ithout di.tinetion of froutiu&, and in a mighty deelaration of their deter mination to O\'tortbrow the forees which plunder and murder their elus, and "odanger the peace of the world. At this mou1e.nt when the struggle between Capitaliam and Labor ia at it. height.\t. thia moruent when GO\'ernment.a plaee more and more at tllf' djapoaal of p · · e 1\Ud Capitalism all their forcet. both military and poli~. inrr.f:rd aup)lfelil the workers u·ho are claiming a lutle mon! of t h · du .\t this eri.si it is if'lperath·e that the organized worken el'f'f)'Wht-re ahoulli~ to tht- capitalist elaues that tht-y have t olerated long enough 11. regime founded on the bondage and subjection of the produce.ra. Let ua be atirrini:'. ao that on May Day we may demollllltrate in one body that the workl!l':l of all countries are rt:ady to recover t heir righU ; ready also 10 Op[)()le the plots of C&l)italiam, and of Go,·nnwenUI which endanger inte.rnattonal peace. Let ua prove by our aetiQll that the working elaaa will not rHt content until it hu .ecured the complete control of the meana of production and exchange, the polll.etllion of whieh ia the condition of iu emaae.ij».Uon. --- Uool< tile ranen ot tbe baUdiDr. PnHdlll( tit.- latndiH't iea of aeo.-p B. Kirkpatrid:, apeak-.. ot n.e ....t.a, C.1nrad.e lhltoaey .. appeal fOJ' eoat1a· UC!Ii IDpporl of d11 tUilrlllJ ftOJ'e ,tdl ap.b broqt.t dowa t.ht "-te. aeo,. a. Xll'liJ!I'uiek it t11e ablett liYill( upoaeal ot aoti-•llitlrt.m. book, '"Wv-"'Ut J-'or f", U a menl• ladicuaeat ot U!e ..., lorda. It E. WEDEKINDT illJ&&d witlleri•l!' ia,·eeth·•, lli• tbat ·~req...ily reealled IIU tile Yerrof u-ara. a.Ja , ..,..., . . . der-rt-•t .._ UNDI!RTAKI!R AND FUNERAL DIIU!CTOR No. s WALDEN A VBNUB t,_ CTi.-'11.'-llant-w~dollars.. Alu,r adrielar nw •trikm llan l'hlliud to co to Hall JaMliiiiJ, tile oaki•~abjeet, ' hter.ona wltk It "-ltate and eu....,rlbe ftw tt,. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Bosses Make Last Desperate Stand Against Conquering Hosts of Labor Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d0e5390069838c9ee33ecc43eee71b38.pdf f78019169d405b29788db03268b41e4f PDF Text Text EXTRA! Price Two Cents �WOitKitl'.tO SHOULD NOT JOIN MIUTARY Under Auspaa of ORGANIZATIONS T::-:.na•~~:~ la l:lmwood lluie. BaU oa S.t~ During Recent Strike of Street Car Men "Troops" ~~~~o!:""~.,: ,:Jtkl~!::ri::U: were Caned Out to Beat Down Their Brothers - n~e . ., b~rltt illto req'lll~tioL h Otiuns Jeered Big Business ::u~:!·~.~~=-~a:.:!o p....,._,,~ Than as Tools - Capitalists and Politicians Will D.Ddtnt••tli•a or tN ~~onon , , cr.. .,.. Make People Pay the BU!. !:'.=;a;,;t,~t!:;:..-:~: at Them and Used IN"IJ!RNATIONAL SOLIDARITY By l e&D .Jaurn. For the twenty.6fth time May Day, this year, re-unites in one interuatioual deruonatration lh!! organized workina class of the t wo worlds in their afftrmation of solidarity without dittinetioa of " fronti~nl, and in 11. mighty declaration of their determination to O\'trthrow the foreea which plunder and murder tbeir ela.a, 1od endangf'r the peace of the ·world. At this moment when the struggle bet,.•een CapitaliiDl and Labor is at i~ he ightAt thil moment wheu Go,·erumt!Dt8 place rnore and more at the d.is.poMI or prh·ilege and Capitalism all their foreea, both mili· tary an,! police. in onier to suppreA the worker. who &re claiming a little more of their due-"\t this erisia it ill imperatin• thftt the orgau.ized worker~~ e\·errwhere should siiJilify to the capitali'lt cla.&8ea that they have tolerate,] long euough a regiml:! rounded on the bondage and subjeetion or the producers. Lt:t ua be stirring, 110 that on May Day we may demonstrate in or1e boch that th~ worker~~ or all eountrie. are ready to ~ver their right~; ready al1t0 to opp<>ae t he plota of Capital•, and .of t.io\•emments wbieh endanger international 1.eace. Let u~ prove by our ftetion that the working ela.u will not rest <'Ontent until it hu St"C:Ured the eomplete oontrol or the means of pnM.IudiO'Il and uchauge, the poaaeuion of which ia the oondit.ion or ill emanl"ipation. .. -i•tai•• its ~- by t ilt , _ - . . oltila &.rmed pard-c-it, -"'•-11:_ ..___: aad militia. • Tbe meeti-c Wh prnil1ed O't'tt Stepllea J . :Y:Uoaey, lata Jnldu... t ile Rt.d SeiM!oJ or Sotial Beieate · Xew l"oriL. Belon optailla tile 111g Comrade llallo-.:r ad'l'~ 1tril<iag ltOre n~plo.ven. to 1...,. '"I' ftn.ioomu« ilall . .a auead a meethtg tbat bei111 lltld tor Ur.nr. u Kutlar '• llal>dr.,d•lllf'<lout,udlt .... tllo~e wbe came after. llllaay otberwiN b!l,-. beea auble E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAiti!R AND~ DIREcrOR. · No. $ WAJ,DBN A VBNUB .............. TT'I~1rn•~• BROS. BOTTLING WORKS 0.,_. Ia O.IUornle Wln.a.nct Uquon dae......,. • @ptet:tJ .u.. 1#14-.1~> pboM.....,. ... ....,. .......,.. Mlc--MA Aaftate and aubeorlbe fbr the ArfJetter•:Bettuno. CUT OUT '11118 .t.D A.lfD B&IRO l.'f TO T111: BUFFALO SHOE 00. &BN6CA AND BLLICC>'Tf' aT&. ~® "'"uo-hu'''"h-• NiagiU'&Guaranteed Doubk Wear Sok. on nuyp.ir 82.&0 to 85.00 Bay Vieul Beaeb Dancing Paoilion OPENS MAY lot P . SCBOR.B, 1111. IllS. BUY - BREAD, BEARING LAB~ �L �PU........,wfliala..TBTTM& BUPFALO SOCIALIST PUBUSHING <XliiPANY 51Y. .... ser.&.~l BUPPAUJtN.Y• ...._,._ M&&SI..D.. , _ PRAM DalDfPIUIID, T - ...-n' ~~-~W fkoof ... ... Cit.~,.:;v. ~Prb$1.001*-,-r,Sik.tzmoall.,fl'y.W.la.n.­ ~' omc. at Eatered ... ~-cl• -uu .lu•O. tttt, al tbe pot& Bro.bkl., Nt"• Y«ll, uaet"the Act. of M.an:hl, lr.t ' - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-06 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Will Larkin's Be Next to Organize? Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/605bc7b41f2c2eae70abc7643c701af0.pdf 1d97cbb72f28b306d2a0281ab913e39a PDF Text Text I E _®liD~·~IIAJ1II@'IT EXTRA! �E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAitl!lt. AND PUNERAL DIRl!CfOR No.$ lii'AJ.DBN A V,BNUB Allltate and aubeorlbe fbr the Ar~tter-:&ttuno. 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WEIDEMILLER ~~ :.";:':;:-"..>:..;~:;_... COKRA.DE OEO. D. JOl'i'r::& BUY IJNHit BREAD, IIEAilll .. Tllli WEI. L �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 913-05-07 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. 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Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-08 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-09 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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MAY JO, 1913 ·-· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-10 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-05-10 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n049_19130510extra Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n049 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. General Strike Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. 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Who 11 r~po1"'ihle for it ' Did yoo •top to rorwud~r that poult' w.U W~l tf you h•vt not nOtJ!•ed It 'IH will can your attenbon to it , a.ud MIW,.t that you will &vee" with ut.. 1-Tom thf' i»«ptton of the Butralo ~1ahM we M1an to pave t.he toO lllen- t.ve *• .. .,_ ...... · .....v br te11in« the t.rw.1h 10 ncud to ~tiObl and watet under ter ..,_,. a. tW -«Kt ., .....; wludl tile •orkel'l of Buffalo were for-et'd to labor - . n .. _ •• driv.. w '" _ \n1~1"f'Yf'T we tOOld obtam tb1t1 aafom1ation 'life aet to wo rk tiiM a. ..-~• blform tb t pubh" and"'~ d1d not need to eUJgerate, all that ui•ttll• t•l•p aac1 It u. • nee~ry wu lht lruth ., •II pewen ••• ~ ••d Wt told of U..,. eoadttlona &&Ki wagt"' on tilt lnttmational by ••kk u4 ..-..p oe.- w..,.... -;: ~!';~te h:::.!ttye'":rry0 ;:a~e,::;;1 in ••WI! .. tile eiforta ia a maa rutoetinJ of tll.~ worken aDd pWlin1 off U.e ~tuJ ...-. Ut u.. binory or t..be eountry. It • • qoir:k . lllort and dH:i.ain N• time wu allow~ for the bo.et to &eellft ltntebraken adTa.Dee, and thMr that ""'~ indneed t. •ork "'e~ •one t.hu Tile uprMUneu foreed thn.-ch the u.me J:m.e4iate lltrite, but .. IOOil • tk u.:rn-aaioe -.ea. tta.lt ~~tea al.o ulled a atrilr.s THr d-.-.e to wilt. and we like tipn. -- 0 ,.~=-:n':n 1!:~Grlf:i~ !•:: >,c· :.c::·-·-:;;--,.-_ .e.~ ol tbe Soeia.l.t l'art1 hardl1 bo• . n.orea. ().r MSt. ,;.b •u tbt department wbielt ~ ;.p..ibit, and abud,r ~ haYe beea tM ~ d)eh uaura the U.Rini"Ml eiPWtotlr dq . . . . ol tWa eitJ &Dd .. S.tllrd.ar Dicbt work. We C.el tltat we han ·•.urtett ..,_ethiDc''' uw! t.illle •ort.. :So Soei&lillt ..~ tbinb of ddeet., bot co- . ! ..... pol . Ye .._.. ••• ei!r t. be Me v1 UM ~ ..,....m.ud labor • dw ..u..t ud 'W"ilJ wod to tAat eDd. • * ~ ::.-::= ~-:.:.-::.:~~ __ ..._. _, h : -. . ----~::-:~~b.~ DJDl.UllJI, To til'-_. we 'lriU t-d ...-.......,. ud lllllli.t wiU. 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A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-17 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Will Call Out Teamsters Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d45b37cbd79eb321dbb129a565eeab58.pdf 065efbe4d35e098c4f60de008f7e6ede PDF Text Text ............. ....,..,. IUa A T - ftAJIIII . _ _ . .... 1'0 �.... ....................... -..~trlofN ~ - .. 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"'"hot" ,..,,, Cloltl•l ~ ,...._"""Ut H a,.~ uox OOJ:l GRAND ANNUAL PJCNIC GW'l~WJW'f* Local Union • I �............. ... ......... ...._---.rn~ .OWALO soa.uJST ~ <XlliiPANY ....__ _ . . . . . . . ......,. ...'!· . ~.............. ....-~"t"- -.~.;;.....w... •. r. c.t.~~• ,.,.... , ,..,_., ..._ ___ __...__,_,mt. ... ,_ ... .. ~· ....,._y........... Ae& . . . . . . . . . THE BIRTH OF THE RADIOAL Tht> N'('l!'llt "''Hal In the labor movemmt ia a thoroughly ll'rotln•h·•l .m.. . tbt molt of a <"oOdlttOn or ar-thy wb~th hu for !llllllt' )~I tt Th ~ mlhtr'f'rt'Uf't' of thOIH' 1u whOtW" hand11 tht> lle.,.my of movtmrnt ba1110 long ~11 allowKI to alu1ube r hu eau~ tht youn r<'• l ~'''""· ull!'h n r ltnt t>1ty to loolr. ovu thl!' ground anti uk what 11 ~;, "r.> ~ utllll mau that hu aho"' u any a1gn• 'I UHkl~ "'lo·~~:att\1 to the •oodt by lhOIM' of tbt hn...l that lhQ had a tll{ht tnd pruJWr Utlfo of nl"'"'._t 111 th11 ell.) Th.-.t' " ludl'r~" ha•t bet-11 the STRIKE BREAKER to be rood enougla for the porebaainr-power pillan of working people to realise their ideala of a deeeot, ei•iliud bere withio • few weeb. Profteion.al atrik.bruken aad they tan ce.rtaial,r uot lH! eolllldered de.irable to that eta. of mea arainat dom, undo · u .ooa u worlten atrike for li•ior ,.- ••.•.•.....,-_........, u free men, the outeut. are eatled iD to MftD :~:::·:..I~N l~l:ll:l.::r ~~:~ ~~:;'n: ~~u~~~~~' r~~~f! '~o('rkin (:;:::;:.:~ I•,.;• ILI'< lllllll f u r wh11 b thl!'y Wt'tl' nct"I\"IAI their •lary. ThHt u 1ul!' ' lullen ·· btohl!',-ed that lher urt"ieJ the thr •orkt>n Ill the ,,.1m or thear hand.., not ooly to be woed thr n...-1,... to thear o!HN 1n th• unio.n, but to band on.r to tai~t pohtwaaua wll~nt\n they •w flt. In nao.t eUfll their ...Uma: l ;;;:;;,;;,~;. uoa .. to thtlt pobtieal ttren~ wu l'letlliCHll, aDd to tM "'P;;...,,,..,;,,. of ud order and f'MP4!.d-abilitr .a-a.Ued joia tllie ruk aDd ftle, tbe e.lk1orwmeat or a eandidate br thete " ~UhjDrat.e Uae uetul elementl of aotiety, and ~ri.-e thOM wllo . . . wortb abeohately notb.iq. of their rifbt to eojo7 tbe fruita at tbeU. owu labor, and partake of Tb• eood.lhOA llu u•t~ 110 IOIIlf Wt it looked like a b..,eule~ld'.i]i;;;;;,: \aak to attempt to r.u.,. It,, It hu rankled ., .....,. there wen no strill:~ anilabk, the flllplo.rers woald be 110tnpeUed to eo.e MO\'fiDlf'Dt of UU. tit.T tbat t10W tbt da.T llu eo.ae wh.ea a they eoold oot n•id tile oeeeEtr of pa,-iq " a fair dat~ ,..,. for a fair ~ ...de or the workinc d~ of \Alit titJ wUI CO euil1 Mea that the tapitali.t e:lala ..... the outeuta ...-ho are ner radr to dehe.L that Lhe u-ppt'l' world of eoeid,- hu rood reuo• to be oa pod ur.. with A. • aht&J"' thf' e&M, wk.P"tnr tt.e ~naU¥"t. it &•'"a blrtk to a radital e~t. 1 IIOeiety il: DOt Olll7 UDabla Lo aboliM the ..u . . &Ad rai.e their ~it.uta w a ,_.,,it bl!'r. now ud "- a «f'1 hialJ youtlt.. We ..e aoeW it baa DOt e•ea a dedre to do .a. It bftCb them to browbeat the werkiac .,..pe ~ia,: to l"9\'~. -.rluq evu lht eapitalist pt'ftt for ner the1 take eou.rac-e t.o dnaaad a bett.erme~~t #I their workill1 •llditioaa. me- ~ ,..ith tilt ,.fl'T ~ witlll ..-hot. tbf.y an All the powell! of eapitali& aoeiety an a:rnJ!id apm.t the woridq en• tiM .-n..,: ~- We bMold ilr ( 'olflfta.D ~kia1 oa pow~ cl tilt uodUYorld Aad .till tkre are ail:ioba of work:lDplea aad •arki.Dc --,- -·• __._.. 1 ,.,.. W'1tllil O.aalu'":"' U.a..hn. P""Kient of the Sw•.wr C... aod DOt u yU le&I'Ded to re.d tlie .... of Mr timel, appealiq ia Utter~ of tre to U.. be.... Mit .-\at "'" Clt.&lllber or Commer« will be Nked to aid him tellera. aad nLl.inc UJ*I ""'~ ..,~ . . . . worker te join lluda witlt. - ro~~<.....-1. . . w. keepiac II• ~ tk pNt b&ule for eeou.ie j1altiee. 11 a ebo~ ~t Ew.ry Mule foaPt by '"Jiddc people fw .-c:n brftd ud bet1n ~ Allllr: ...,- ~ uaioa au. aDd ,... will a q~~.-d aM•er ill t.n ...... te -.joy it, ia or Ute ~ ~ \o eTUTbadT •bo taak• IIW tt..t ..nMb"' Ilia brow, &Dd dMtt.-• the uited, ~ IUid nt.tantia.l.nppott of all ~ • '""" IOtr tk rad~l .ftd he • ~ do 1M .-ork. 'Ale etrikebt'Mker wiM ~7 mik-e. dow. l"''VJ' lrrotJter or TOfU -.z, • t.c.oJTOW, but if ,-.. ataad uettJMr eTft')' da7, ~ atrikabreaJter wiD _ . bt o..r-.Mif el tM ~tf' of t.k t". t u p...dQf'fl -..re ~ r- all, .uu•• art at.&n"ia«. a.... .,.t t• s.. ree If rt 1a ~t.W.. forr tJ.e ~lda t. • ...., tM ll'"Mt&. IC b!f a,..J thiDCfottkpeoflle \oa... ~t ....W•' .................. i . . . . ~,..., . . _..... ..... . . . . _ _ _ ........ __..&d:U.tdle..,.... .. .,_.-t1 .. 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Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-24 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-05-24 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n051_19130524 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v01n051 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. 5000 Men On Strike Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/e677ca0ac861b0fafba646c70dd23874.pdf 5c5d41f362d3e80f3eefd486cfc64820 PDF Text Text LL in For Speaking EMPLOYERS REFUSE TO to Striking Machi.nists DEAL WITH MACHINISTS T u.oodgtng Corporatloos, Gc.aal Electric: Other lnterata, Gd Off With Low RateWorbn' H.oma A--.1 at Full Value Sometlmea More - Hambure Canal Strip T u SiaL ..._. _ _ & �__ ,.. - . M.a. Alw . . . _ f -- .......... _ .. JCRI!Lcc.M,,_.,., .,.._~ ERICSSON MANVFACTVRJHG CO. AP•LrcATro• ............,............. ,.. · ... - ................ ~ BROS. BOTTLINO WORKS In CaiWornia W in. and Uq~ e,.w ................ pbo.e...,.,. . . . . . . . ,.,.,.__,., ................................ . . _ . .. ... 4ocl.-~ .... __ .... .....,_... pl . .hwJ, Aaltate and eubeortbe tbr - _. ,.......,, Atlrtta-:&ttung. :'l'be • ltO.... ....,.,.. .. &IM ......~., · - y .... : _ -dOf~ ...._ ...... 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Tartt, _.,,MA.et~~ •• llr.t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-05-31 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-05-31 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v01n052_19130531 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. 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Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-06-07 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-06-07 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n053_19130607 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n053 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Police Stop Street Meeting Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/49a066fb1278c66a9aa7bac8f9ea49a7.pdf da2b34dc7e59aac3d7a3fd1e277964a9 PDF Text Text BUPFALO, N. Y~ JUNE 14, 1'13 WILL ENJOY lWO SUMMER - ·- �E. WEDEKINDT UNDD.TADil AND l"'lNDAL Dlltlei'Oit N .. 6 'IVAI.D B N A VBJU7lr Socialist Plcn lc BAY VIEW BEACH PARI Buffalor.- Popum Summa- ·Raort Sunday, .June 28, 1813 Under Au.,..oee llranohee Noe. 1 1UM1 T, Lal&lloiUMIY...... L. Take Boffalo aft(! Lall• Brie Traction Co. 't c.,. (rom WubiQI't:OG ADd CUntoa tll. dit'f'ri to perk, Exhibition Drill Oamea Roller Skatinll' Dancina ---..-rr-.. . . . BUFFALO SHOE CO. Sill-----~·--- �TUiUiaiiUOilk SUNDAY, ~rioilcg 9411'i }liNE 22nd. 1913 u - A..-ploee ot~~ranotoH 3 and a, "-1~8oolallst~ Good Speakers FUN - Enjoyment FUN - FUN son First of the S s.- Can 10 Oly U.... !hal WilllaaomJlc Tab Nab> c..n to Par.k. �/ - alft'~A't' S1Y..&p . . . . W._ .. .....,..-............ ........----..':'-.......~.~w... •.•.c.~..-,. ~ ... sr..-,_,..... • ...6,,..,....... ..._. ~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-06-14 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-06-14 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n054_19130614 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n054 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Socialists Victorious Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6739dd7c6842fbe739d57adc71f92072.pdf bf839a2f308089b48d848cb9f497f141 PDF Text Text ~T.J:::., IP IT II .•OP 6t VOOit~U. I'IUSNIXT- V&D-No.55 BUPPALO, N. Y~ ]UNE 21, 1,.3 �Socialist Picnic BAY VIEW BEACH PARI Buffalo'I Popular Summer Raort Sunday, .June 28, 1&1a Under Au.,.._. ......,.... Nee. 1 and T, La Wle andY. ft. a. L. T•k~ Bolfah) and t...akc llric Ttftrtioo Co. '• C•n fl'om \Vuhhactoo aad CliatU~~ •W. dlm:t to patli, Exhibit ion Drill O.mM Roller 8katlna -- Oancina P'IUDAY AP'T.RNOON,...,... . . ., 1M8 11 FRANJC:UH HAU... ~2 Well l!ap 11rMt aOCIAL.taT WOMBN•a CUJB �50c- Mea's Polft So$pmdcrs 1 Cbi)drm'• oot-picu Gingbm ~::..:.·~~~:............31c , ~~~-~~broidIS.c 25c Men's Newport. Garten., 1 t1wy last. ............ ······• all rolon, 75c Voile Flouocinlf. 45 ia. pair....................... ..... l wide. While the..J lut. 75c Mea' s NegligM Slti~ts. -... 1 Per yard. ······· ·· ······· parate 10ft coUar, ! 75C" Feather ~ll<!w• (2'-, lb.·. each.......................... 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Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-06-21 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/73ddac6adff524f93fde39ea3faabca4 39dcc7ecffcbe271174091b9243e370b PDF Text Text l.OOitAT THa - O i l YOORAJ)DIOSLA-. IP IT IS 67 YOUit~!X­ PIIU!S NEXT YI!D: ' �, E. WEDEKINDT UNiliiii.TAitllll AND I'I.IN!JI.AL ~ No. ' • ,-Al.DJ>N A VB llB Socialist Picnic ·BAY VIEW IE'ACH PARI Buffalo's Popular Summer Reaoffl Sunday, June 29, 1913 Un<Mr "'"""'- a..noh•• Moe. 1 ""d T,'La8al.. andY.fi. I . L. 1'Ake 8uft'alo aod La\ Brie T~don Co. 'I Can from Wa•hlnJton and Cllntt'ln •tt. dlrrrt tO 1t.ark, Exhibition Drlll Oamea Roller Skatlna• Danc:ina •••••••••••• �> 0. 3 r 0 :I ;;: :z: ..= ., -· ... 0· ~ : :Ill ~ �' ---...---..... eQ~r.ISQ~~-Jk'CY ... .....,.._..._ ....,...~----- y;. ...--. ~ ......,..,..... ...............w . . . ..!1'...~~~ -....~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-06-28 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-06-28 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n056_19130628 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n056 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d29f69113dbce5d7b4623a505fd64e77.pdf 0f09b44fa4ed72fc8f20ebd8ebfeed10 PDF Text Text WBDI'IIIISDA.Y TO SA'I'URDIU' Vel. D-Na. S7 ��PICNIC and SUMMERNimT tiSHYAL ~or btntfit campaign fund ... at ..• Teutonia Park SUNDAY, JULY 20ffi3 Games Bowlin&" SPEAKERS GUSTAV A. STREBEL OF SYRACUSE OF DAYTON, OHIO .Jidmlsslon fOe. 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In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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'-' tMir tM ~1 •t till ~ a....U.bla. • ill~ - " welt..-.. oar -ttr. u - ... aa Think uf it. a11 thi.lth.,- \li.M.-t ~ult or one Yt't'lt'.k's trtrike, and at ,.. ••II- •f (llprt.tt.. II be Tile • ..._~ k • - ot ript u.e ~~~~~._ ca.. that, by a biXh· of III'Orkt'nl ..,.-jthout uperiene.- in otya.niutMm· Think ,,.... i• tllla tan Uat it lllu •Uin-4 or ...,_. Is tllla onliuf7 of t.llf t&rical f1ldoo ull . . - be: dllatt wiU otmoxMtn1 Satunlay uight III'Ork ha • ·orthy of tbt> nalll('. • ~~~~t~~~~~a;;11 ~1t~ ~;;:~:~ :11~~'7 ,;;~~~would have ~: =-~ .,·~r-e C!Omrellt'd te ti''e in. The d"rb al'f' utong tM i=• t• 1'.,:=111 ": :. ........,..._aN ~=~j~'i.'-tlll~ :!:~:t ~= m:~ , :.Ill, " -nl!r •~Wr - lik t"- pt.:lret~t p.id labnN"n in tM of their la.-k of lwowlf'(\jrt> of the labor monwf'nl. llany of J:Nlid O( th"* 'llo"Orkt'r'l haVt' t he C!Ooet:it 10 think that they ordinary 'llo'OI'br-t. and lll'l' know of 10m!' Wbd n!('l'f\·~ •n a •edt: who &('tually belk-\·1! that fiw-y do uot ~tong to tbl' d .... and 'llo' ho ahuy1 •t•nd rt>~~dy to SCAB on their fe llow at any l:nOmf"tlt. The dollar • .,·~11; more ntu or won-.u • tM bal"'ha. 0 ~~-;-'~": 3'!:."'~ ~,Tn';;.ii~:::~-::.• f::7b!; ~e:.! .t.~~IJ~~:;t::ui~~.~~~~i=~:00. w r vtee.., .,·bile. in t.et. thty are 'IN~ inkllige:nt thaa their .,·orken or they wouk1 join with them and add tn~~terilllly to ineo~M. Th011e • ·bo have l"'!ef'i,·ed an i~rMee-iD wqes aill("''- the 1..1 M•y mullt ~DW'mber it i1 enti reJy due to the plodt of. thoee wert willin1 to 101M! a few days ~)' to brtter their C!Oaditions.. Tborte of you whtt 11aywl in and SCARB I-:D have nothin« to proud of. NO TARIFF ON LAIIOR During aU tbe talk of thf' capitali"l Jlfflil about the taritf on""'"·''~""-· ('Olton. de.. •e h•,·~ nt'\'f'r oot~ a • ·urd of .-ommeut Upoll t·ipal a:ommodity, labor: Thj, NOif' capitali!rt J)l't"-CII i• alwa~·· rt'lld~· lo •hout '" f•~i•n., '''i•on at 11ny .,·orkl'r. o r uumt,..r uf work.-1'11. .,-ho hapl)ftl to be bon1 of tM. palt of the l ' nitwl ~lat ..... ,\.-t th~no uiab in thil orvaniration, b.ckffi h~ r·apital11rt1. known u tilt- ~·it'!~· for the lno•llon of Emip:ntMm. Th.- obj(.<ct of thil tJI')ra.niutiml i1 to bring worket'l to tb ~ 111 ho will work e hnj_.r than th..- that arf' Jkllll' hl'n!. ~10111: t> lll lln'alltll ..-.- - ·ur'l'd fl'fom tlw muntry tiU.trio'-tl of F:ui"'('t'. IO vohat i~ 1·aJio:d thf. rlof!llMUtr~ . .1nd aro> rQ,f'bed by luriDC n w 111>• and orr.-"' or bi~t 11)6111'~· iu th.- l ' uitf'tl Th.- ii!H.awhip t'(lfll))&D).-a hllltl a ril'h harwoct thro\ll'h TI<•U and ••111''1' lb.- t~kt1 ill iiOld. thai l' n<IA tbf'ir rt':llponaibili t y poor \'ktin"' are dumJ>f>d out at Ellia bland like a lot of eattle. Of t'MJI'W, the l'apital~ ch110111 want labor admittl!d frtoe to fflllntr~·. T~ men wbo mah the ia11"1 would DOC. d•re to make it dhtr•·*'· b«auiP their~ would IKI\ Nod for it. Thf"''' poor •'Orken~ <'OIIW> to thi.l rount ry belte\'ing that thf:y will hf' able tO Ji\·f- \Moft~!r. but a1 a tua1tl'r Of faet tbt W<N'kinc daM aJJ thf' 'llo'O.rld lh·t about on a 1•r. The 1"11 we !ret under the aQW. ~Y><tt'ro in an~· part uf tho> 11orld itt ~u@:b to lin on and re(.'iln)d~ Statf'l. ~i;;'~ .A:..4,:~n.oi{ !~~~t..:e:u~~ :.'~':~r,!:t~.::';!~~ •Man And His Ideals ph~.. jqUf'. and wbik th ..y might klok a !be trip •nd not •1uitf' ao " .-JAM~· " littl~ the wone for we.r for lookin(l: a the nat in. )'OU will find aa ~~:n ~~~~.;:~r:.t~~·:~ :.~ ~~ir'::~· f:: do oot look of Ht~O: :;~ 1 ~ a"'....~h~m;.,:: :•.==~ are ·,;;;,~;,;;;~;~;;; j:;;-;:; J iti•:>oa of their O'llo"D or an~· o1W t»untry, and ar. eaa.'· prey t u Uw ly,.tem, until 'tbrou,b diatrftla they •re drh·en to reYOit. aud on or the c-apitalt.l: <:"lull t~ Hrst to e:ry •· ..k-mand that the miliha ilf' atlled o ul to ahoot tllltm d.lwn, u ~ DI"t'. P•terwon and 81\ffalo. Don 't k1. t~m fool yO'Q witll tbeir tari6 talk. ttiek to the lltrugle, .-;-: ~ •rt' htJunda . ... _. 4 • • .... - - THE OOMPETITIVE WAQE SYSTEM YM. •• Mve I"@@O'ived a raiw of paJ. The ~ ha'fe"J'Iven a dollar a DWN"e aJI aroond, twd ef"erythinc OUJht to ro •lone ..-m aU r.rht now for ~er, •nd ro·~. world without ead. All ricin, eb ! E,-~rybody •tia~ J Lf-t'1aee. 111 the tim 1•'-t>e ~"her •• ~h-E'd a r.- i.u tlw- pric:!e of OQl' but the prindpal thing i>l. did •e ~ive a ra*' in the value t'f o ur w~ or lu.ve we rel'-t'ived • .-..- .at aU. The prif'.e of liviltf( hu be.::tl lte.dily oa the upnrd altbourh war- bnt ~ inl"~. yet nen~r in mt'" N-a.....l ~ of livin«. Our rai.f lu-lp ua '<11' '1.' ..-ilJ !iOOfl \W' ill a '<II O M!t' c:oodit.i!WI thaD ~fOft. ..-or<t of it aU ill tbt fart t hat the we now lin !' 111 11X'il tb.at it I' Ddf'l' W aap1tahat ••@'I'll. the tGmpnitin .-,f tltf' ~ply t- .n ~u, hrk J. ' Jr.,la"-t--.-atMHar'f'aH._li&IH~ ''rip,_ tll4!..n.cta~Boe.lallft ... ''tile e.pl1 ~~~if, .... f• U...r .,_,. uideau.!' ill lM Nitkal, aet tlla Nntrn• B.,..,ard t r - u.. r .pp.robrt .. 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M- ';The Bible Fortune-.'' l i•·rrt•r of 1{00111 ) r i• a wllole Carav u b_.,bin•..ll. nlttlinJ a ~I t loi11g to ll"('ure «<ll· •·e rt•flun ~~<~nieoftkoooef~'d artllttat.e wh,•· t hry w rre iu tbe IIW'at aad tk l' roW it wu dairtg Tlli• tni!tbod w011ld briar e>ut tllu ~auld I~ uoeo;J t o &d ... 11tage r urU.g r rnu it•. The augntloa THE CRAPE ON THE PITTSBURGH BANK'S DOOR "'""1111:' IIU!IItfr."'Uf> ~lae •lri_h of thr oftir•n aaKl that t h<' had inj urrd the ~lt.au te of rKtllill aad ad •·onte.l 1 al pa rd wu eaii<Kl out for thr :'\r..-•J>•l"'' rn•kon ha1·r l.w-en ' """"of t'N publ ir, aot t o g111.rd t he • plo ,,,ful ~U['J•I~- Q( •hher• bro•aun uf l.lr,..krn anol rbt hllernatillnal'• tlw d""'"l!' of a biJI l•nk ia Pittaburg ptrt,r. ( 'ol<liU!] Wulf uid tb!lt if l:•>T • •···k. ortlt-r•• ..-ouhl .,.,;,~up •u r b 1 11 I'J • t u a few moutb• I.KO tbr rr .,,.,,. itl,. hr " 'Oil lol....-that it wu I '" " ,.,,~;..., th~ ~-il"tl :\ati,.nal anti tb.- in th" daif~· pr~t •• After h •.-,,,.• :<. • tiona!. Tbr,... "'"'~' r umh11t..,l talk~. ;,...),.,lilt@' OIU! b~ I ~ro·l ··•l!"d tb" Fih l ·l"r•·ou ol :\ational ..-bn • •• io trodu ~e.l I! ,;tb~ li~11l. Th~ .,.,.,. i!U>llluuou ,..•• j!in•n ~omn•antl .. r" tlw- m~1i11g l> rok e a dr1u J,,u ot h.-10hh 1,~- th~ 'Taft •d · 1f tb" militia 11 eall.N ou t to "'"""'n"""· I n otbn wortlo. tl -wu lilY mor• ,trikra ~br,t will ••·e ' ''~'"' th•t lh .- .-oll•to•tal hdo\ hy ~M di•baad f or lar k of ~roil,._ ' '" ' ~ ..- a . •UJ>Ioo•..U t <> J,,. &mJ>Le fur tb r It " 'OuW be aa Uci!lltal id.-a IO r r<'-ll!>t<'•·uunll lhutthrhankuni...Uo D that aa_1· way, aad UH tht b•OI';.;;I•:~~•-_ ll• l...,.,k •. fo rbotJ•ital orotllnj•IITJ-for ~ nell t ur tDII> k iad i11~ tnd uf J>&Jlrrpublirit~to•llow t katt~ _ tllr;r NKa!.l Ia~ ~,.of. dl.ot<y ,..llld JNt oa llt.a •on rM b. . k •o.W ret- Too Pd to M - . .-it b lepl ....Wtnii, -••Sria.al •uti,- Jdt 111 M .-riuu ~·t.a..·· ~ •"'wed 18 .-lhloe, .,...._ ......... �• MONSTER.SOCIAUST PICNIC SIJMMERNICHT'S FESTIVAL ...... t-c fadt ..,.u....... _..._ ~ u....d .u ~or A r-pM IUI!lid aad wltkMI tiiOUI\ e'l'"er:r 1H ..... ... to - . . t tel 1118 a tria..-. ..., 1i'IU bo,- re.eei.,.. !lie ~ul~t tlrtey tkiU ol _, .~,. -*- fer tm tnT!ee n~..,.,L l•:cmca Willa a " fairy-llte" prodKti'l'ity of rr- a a bMlutrl.J 'tlewpoUrt rkb kill, woaderhl -~ a tllki.dal pMte,., Olldr.. are of ..m~ot~t IMne power of to b8t dowa tH _,_ of ~lef:rrinl neru &PIIlle.l lO wcnua; ttteir eaploJ"llltlll ~~~1;~;:1~~~; 1::~:-:: I SUNDAY, JULY 20m3 wloether di.tJ"t.odo.iMd •ontea, for· ~"• or dalldru, ue alwa,rt be uwd br tile ••~•r dUI •• a le•·er lor ia t ....ui.lll urto.ltat)oa. We •~ blll"'liiiJ ur tbe la!Kw powto:r of tile tulare aad we l'ft~ tlwt whirl· wJDtl, for &11"" ~remata rdr ubaaiJt..-1 llu1aan beiap retalilte · UJ IOn tile -i.ltr tbt h&f the• br M<G!DiDJ ella:rr~ apon eommwaitf N e ri.talula, paWJif!.l"' pr011t it ut4 We- u.Jiant ntaiataia r<>u~lit io 111 •ad JWOtl""' rood "JI!O' ~ a 111&11 or •o•u.tl in 'fNir JPid1t da1e to"ay lbt oar pal•- of aao.t ttoa•, our aut o_,biiM aad esquillile fabri n, ou r l*iat iap a ad b"Cdltl ia11• of Dub!to ar~lli t.,.. ture tre the lll ll!lt Jlfl!'eiea• t r.•at urt r. of ou r ei.-i li· S ;~t~a~ ::.~::~~·~~~~~:: .~·=-;~ild;;: ~;,;' •~:n: ·:;~,!:\~ittll r. H.MII:M'WEIDEMILLER ~, •e·~ ••l'~m· l li(e htcleoeorateeatlledra Ia '"'· tile .. /1~6-//Stl;e._fol.tt. , ... ~ ...t ....aly .I.PP&AL SUB O.A.BDe. ~::::;':. ~: .:;ri~~~~'=e.lt. ;~:; t: ::d:'!~;b:·:.: .... ~ Cbulea Baumann /~- $...-. ~. h Lo , J Ut8 osep . BOn o-Aot a. S.-'t OIII.Jq ........... ....... _,..,_...._,....,. ...,_........_._....._lo. N . Y . ::; ~..;:,·~~~~~ ·~,~=~~8=:~:: ltemelll~ Games Bowling at . .. I'S:J• <:I,..,. aod el"t rr SPEAKE"~~' GUSTAV A. STREBEL OF 8YRAO';J8E ELLA REEVE BLOOR OF DAYTON, OHIO •ill a l t hf' ~w- or tbelr dar'• teil 'l th ritizeulllf! of tg!U"' ' """ it ia ~:~::·.~~~ t.fERCHANT TAILOR OOKaADB&. E.Kkuth·c- Co~~:~mittl'e, B ra nr h .UI"-.l OIII! fl>"tni ugla U•• drh·ia Mi the iadw, tria l a ad f'Oii tira l al.,., ot • trintr r 11on11 wattlo.i•Jt .t •o todar.'• .. 1 lfO~ Jal •.- JBtll, at )'ranklia HallTae ~llliii,K ram pai,Ka •ill bt a ea.lled to orcler a t S o ' .. loell. one, ""'" you • itll ll& Your• fgr Soeia li.l m, .. ....... • ... ....... :;:•,·~;",7.:...:~ •:.!!:~:f":11~=~u:; ! .,.e":,.~t.;r•;~ent:h~i'~ 0:ut1o~; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. J!fryear. iDI Brallf'la Se"ell ll&ll t'l'fr b.eld. tlai.l -ua! ol!l.een of 1.111 .. brant-Ill aerva lor till' •~t tis 111011tb wiij, e&H.t ed. Candidate. for AJdl'r111 en and Sopervlaon f or tbto: wardt ia tile jurit· dittlon of tlli• br. .eb w;u bt ae.lel'l ed. E •·try mf'mbft of tht braado thould be at t.lwi n~Htiag Friday eve aiq rt•~r.iatf'r tll l'i r t boi ee for ol!lu n and ra ..didata. Onlr •emberw Ia l!"ood 1U J1dit1~ of t ile Soeialitt !'arty ll"ill be allo•ed &e v-tir· lpiitl' Ia tile nomioa tioaa. Uue IJtaDipoo A•~::::::'bt'"':!":a ~~:~~; !~=~ :~;llfm~:::y :~.•:~:If ~7.~:!at ~:il~lle ::;~r:.;~=-~':Wt;:!,'\,~~~~::~ tll~·e,:::e:lwt-::.;~"';,'~ Dally Sod&ll8t Papers ~ tall E-rvy pt.rty - ' - " ; . urrfd UJ nbtor " The Partr Bailder," tlla of the Natiooal ·~e. of Party, S....ara l'llb ear 1U tile *a.l -retary. 811bkriptioa )fO'flOII !'0 ' At )Qa' •• - •••· dtra rh, a lld d f@"rades bam•• lit•·O!d it .,., were ~att at ; but IM!ia••; ereu tlla , ...der, lonlr. joy~~~· learDtd t llat It '- a U.. 11o • ~ai u.. are argeatly , ._IIMted t o be 1~•1 a~ tbe aut a~M.tiaJ of tlul ..oaua.itt.e Weda...tay t. ~ ...•IJ· Joui.Y Urd. At tU -.11111 oil~ . .d <'0111· •it~ wm be .o•i..ated. New dto:lepiN bria' c.~atialt wltll )'OU. !0 rnbl .. ' 1 or aod .-t:J llr.t, ,.,, u d a lwaya. aod • •n. l rulH tilt world. " T• Soct8h8t · Teutonia Piuk l~f:U1pte1fort1oeuploltll!l'. naao~ orpelte ead voe e aao:l IH!I~• MCO.a of t ile iadutrial iajafl' .ot.lct r b:r fanlalliag •l i --ed, nllaa•ted, .irsorant f lit our •hildren to eop. Willi ~~~:;;~~~~;;;. ... at ... t taadi11• ,,..,. ol aa,ta~ployed tileir t.elp._._ ~r~AI iaab i!ity .Jau tll.tir WTOac- .ad aafreri11p laomaa baad a11ll fwt Ia 1oroHffnitift aed la.lletlffl of ~y of .•n~plo1~ Jidii iJt Ia idle n- , wbat J)Citlible apol· tbe"' be olfe~ f w Ml • ia '"' lo.ittory of the laamaa U.ere bfc:a • little rea.oa prem at~ labor tile btntfit campaign fund ':: ~~~:..~ :::j,.:;::-~ "'r!}Oul'• ·~~~:·.,ria. ~, u :,.... 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We have nothing to recnt for IIWI ~".Y w .. l pt:Ut, for the r~ultfil wi11 be ..,,..,.rJutinr. }lore y,·orldngmen all;,i l'I'Orkingwomen bad tbt'ir m ..t .-itb hurty lrliiJIMU1.. Lht! t:I istl:'ll~ Of fil e tliiM 1trug~! e ill the pUt few I i or Bul'l'alo tb•u iu y u r• !Jt'fore. 11nd we 1re :~~e~~~~:~t>~~t;::.•!:,:·,i:l: 1 ~~~u . gre11t hrtn the In our fi~ht for t ho;- workin~ f'lllM . . :~~:.~a:=·~lld"!:~~~~to ;·.,,. , ,~,.. ~,~ ha,·e placed oni'IM"h•ea ' o o ';' ,:e•;'"ft,~bi!y :hi:' h11u of tiiOIIH' Q( o ur fomw r advt:rtW>r. whi•·h mt'au• I!OIIIf' fhumeial 0f ~ 'r "~u!.ul" :::·,:;•~,l:l~:..:,i~·ally force& n1 to ro•ly cntirt-1~· upon our Mub•eription ~~~r twiJ~..u \H' .!:,"'11 :: -•.>r ---:-·· -:-' -~ t'w.<,... t.;."..U:• eac:-:~, abou~~·~,:;;o:~~~~;;•·!~l~llttl~e ~;~tJ;~i~:~.i~oi~o:;~ l~i~~~~~~ i~r::s~:~ d ::::: ::;: =~~:~::~'· W•• \l'ill •·Oudud 11 o; tr~tiltht fiKht llJ(Ains t lh t' t' Xpl&it c" or la ho r, and .T'h~y iitlll beJie,·t "t-bat tbnl!l 110 ll!h'l· rtit~o·ltl t- rll will 1... IU-eeptt'<l whi .. h will iuterfHe with this 11""'' ~bkll "'.. loa• ~ ' - • polity. , ~ •.tnud If, aDd .t iJ ill t~r 1"'-er~nt.t \r,. ar.. uow in a tJOllitiou whie h •lenuul(l& that our 11Ubstription ···~ 11 m• fro• loolun~ t.lo'""' ttrarl!h li..t I U U ~<t \o,. MH I>illlln t ill lly ino·rl•atwd to k•~ l' our hea tl Kl,m·e water. bite,, ud eAa•ne t~w, · ~d lll t< l IIHI II I lt JJJII·MI to th OI'o· of y o u who llrt' a\rt' ll t l~ !1Ub81:ril~nl to to '"'CfUlLIII thmr:oeh·" .. nil tbom do thfl tri•·k. II ill Ill"· •~·· till' pe(!JIIt' on tho• firing- lim: t.hllt Ullllt ••ure. . <lf! JWIIIt'<l IO firat . It iM tb .. (o•IJow lh"l el'n 1\0 .Ol!Wihiog when . F'•r keeJ.. . IDert Ill b8,tea l\JIIlh•d that WI! mutlt 11s k 10 on th t' joh. rou wAnt thia ~nake. tlw-• ~ !oar.: to wont-out .l n•l I~'<' WAUl to gin• it to you, 1t0 it i11 np to Ill! 111 gt'l it untlll' map. Jo:,·er~· hody j,, ··ryinjt' rol 8 lhoil y edit ion of th e •htring th t' eampairn. Kll~·inl! th•t we mu11t hll\'t> it : h .. jifto•ns:th or til l' f'lllir·· !'Jiflilllli~t pr.•!lll during th.- co -....-., _,_.,,_•• , W •· n •111iz,. 1hi11 n >1 mu l.' h 11l1,1·ou J o. hut itr lak ..• tuouey 1111 will tn d o it. It 1'1111 i)o: tl o ul' . ltlh l tiOil t' <' 811)', if you will i w.- s:;o t J,- ;o1•p \\',. W il li! \'4)1 ' th i, with Olio• III'W In IIU>I \\'t' r Hli in thi11 jt'r<'tll ~·eMrir .o;ul l!lll' riptimr I"ll I'd If .1 "" 11 r •· with w .. rk W 1• will hcltr frmn you 1\'t't' k feiiMtlrll•d~~t~~~Ht.J'M.flfll:llall ttJ • ,\a lou.: 1111 thf' .. ,.pit~tlis l c:\1t<~-." 1"1111 kl'~t p lhJ c mnpe ting for wagetJ \\ ,. will lw wurkiuiC for ju111 .. nough to keepllli,·e. "''V' • Soeiali'lt m•ror iu o fHct> 11 ft> w of th e bill.: for IKIIiee proh' l't ion of •·atlitlllilll pri,·•t t propt·rty wouhl L.: unheard of. NOW, WILL YOU BELIEVE IT? Wa•te~J-P••h.lou ti!IM':IIen .,.d ttMk,.. =-n: bu.r,or·ovJdl•r t ona• ot paai•hmr.'lu to• ~,· .. nl .''f'IIU'II ago "·he n our sJ.iali•t 11peaken~ told of the er90k00 ~i:ll ":~ :~;:,,:!:',~:.!"::;;: All!oOeilltklu, le \'t't.l many wo rkingmen h4l Nfta.-,. · C.'lla.aifiar colldilicu11 prtdNI tht'miW'h'l'll on koo"·m~ wh•t wa• jtl'IIDif on mee.red and Mid .._••,_ i• tiN fonnt~ of r.ri•e. that ··you Sotialiata 11re a lot of r~millts, '' and ' ' l don't ~li eve wJ:w w~rk nf the ~h.nub i•IUt\'Mi'. :i;~Lt::•t~ ;, ";:::N!··~~f';,~~~~.!Ce:-•tute the manuf~unn b.,.e !\'nt only l'l'hAt our Sot>ialillt p~ and aptakena Mid bu proTen to A.e.iatl• Soo:laliJ;t -..,d., T !Jtl Natko..J S.WIH T•· Hll,..• o:a.• MWif fM . WIJ Tllete ito IHI dlal.rfC r•r " ' IIH .. ,,. rti!•b...-t Mt..t ~~ nroUIIIf Ia UIIJ ltarMa -ben of lh klalllll r.ny, hf-.tio. Il l N. wbea tiJr.y ha ..e lCI unt { By (Jlte<tr.r lf:. Wri(llt.) the. 111.-1 i• tile l'ruel I11Jt TIJe law mak~ Clf today are keJll daily brr.ad a ad "'''· . b for Jlr>rpttrt_,,,, ilt., m.ws,., UL •••Wr 4a.te fll •..wa llle wl . .hiJ euiU• To ptol a u•dldott Ia. .ttw.... ...,..,.,. ..,.. _..lt..-ey w-.kt - t ... ,100 Ia d•J'"'U, aad tiJlt Ia betp4 tM- ,..• ., • Ito. ,.",. •• 1"- " TN t,ooo\ ...henolllp ~ 1.& tcfMI' 1M v~oUat A ftu~pll • f IH llf>rt7, I• otMr 1M ••• It ai,IMt ... tM 1"'111 . . . ~IJltt. 0. t.IJia~:~.-.. tltoe , ......,.,. H.elaJJ.t vcot. • • lot 0:4111!•"• tl•" ,..,..,..d "',()Gtl· • •...,l•ptepwo t._, DAT A'f "- tl...... tile ~j.tJ.. , ... aal ... om.t.IIOIIA ftAD P.&IIL .... I• 1M U•lted ._...._,. :::~:. "-:!"':.,~:r:.::;~~,. Fvtlte fer 1 · · _..J._,._~ ,----,.- :: ~:~\.~:~d~~~~~ iU~ oo~~~;·: ~h~t .~~;:~· : : : :!e~~ :=: :!e~io ::'"~~~~md ":_be So il MlltWred with it. xtupo;ondou!l lB the UJK18tu·-e. mr.de by ~boee T~ 11 ~'~~"- •: not r "that haN• already beto:o ou the witneu 1tand bto:fore the Seoate innllti. t 1e =~· ue ••~ j!:•mbJ~b pti.t1~ L"Ontntittetl that ntauy or ''our fn{J(Jt hooomble meo" win p to 8ee• ~·a=u t•. "-•P~ ~;=~fur the rt'llt of their natural r:xW!teoee if they get their just .:;ki"' : ' --:::'~t":,7.: '. TM :r\p-.· York Workl gi\•8 a loO« liat nt ~~~ -.·hom f.bt' lobbyts\1 hr oae bw_orhr 10 nua ~ ~~· had nfl diftleult:y in M*hin" and iuftueudng fo r bu.ia-.! politM:al a.ad _ .. " 1 to/~ capo.Wm. -.~·m,~tht-tk- I'HiiOUII.in ~ut ~...._...._ beginning "Jih the name of ex· ~=IE;..-:;' IJI:~ e~:., tloa.a ':! ~:;~=~IU~~ft.l:l:l~=~l:Y ~:~~~r~e:~=== ~~7~e;r otht>:n~., including ex-Congr,...rnan W . R . Ryan or our own eity, Thjuk of th~ men t>let-ted to ~rn tht- people .........._00 .... ". th .. tru•t u1d 8elliug out for a paltry 1um in many ''' stuft' • .,. tht'y made that tM~· eould DOt ~ dhl P ;\ gr\"at lot of politidaos to allow the.meeh•et; to lMo: • lot of bll(lllll that "-oukl aurel~· band them o,·er to the w.-rt> th roul h with them. T h,'iif' '' JrMt. l1 r. i u~· tnen of afl'airs." proTe to be a M t"(>Uilt.-rf.-ibl. An at.:llutd.r no rood lot of eO<Il.lled know u mue.h about polities b 110 matt,\' pip. and Just It il tilllll that t.ht" work.-ra cawe to tbt'}t. ll>tlllt!t and lftlb,.Lf. ·~"!!tt'm from top to boltl»>l. We b.a\'t; bad ~gh of work. It ku been ping oa tor y...., and though it twa khOWb to by those that w~ oo 1M ill»de, it hM ¥tagf' where it '- ~ t.d tha~ tht: stetxh ia too atrong. a.od TO Tl1£ WORJClSO Cu.88. :r\t>• ' York. aut! a lou" litt of or Hi tx* I'ONiTLt~~::eu!tU:':{:_!J~~~.!~r.t WOk ot the .-n~ . \~tioo. Mulhall au.J LallW'. ot COline will be W.:r'fdited a.od a. ,.,,.u..,w..., .., ..•• ,w, ..,,. . . . . . ••1•..-•1, tllfte bel•l NOPOO' •114 4!.0A*I Malt.-""' w1t.. tM:f,..eW...4twlwti..,._, ~ ~ _. u. ' - - - ot • ..ttl> Jl'!'r:fed jntl...al'- tNt tiT •~HM,_flllatph.eNI .....• _., '- ' " n:Ut of ... ~;~b}~~~rt~ua~:a~~~!:: :.o;:.tp~!:e1~~!:~ ===================~========::= t..._., -u... ••· Slddilt • lrit" pereatlp .r the: whale 'Y"tte.. S . eonditioa=- a" only • ):*rt of the capit.list •,-.tea. and our SQc.ialilli pn. a.od -.peabn Ww .-hat U1ef ·~ talking Uo.t. •.hen they loki ~ J*Pk- of tb ~auy of the ~tiolw of ~ Kana· ::::':rill~~~!!i:. r!!":!::;~~iac. .. tt.e pRe . . . Ttw lfi"Mt q~ioa ill : W W tbt people~ tlaa.t . !:t::~:.:r:r-: r=~~~~look •.... .. ~ of a few iDdiYidua... UlllliDM t:N . . - wom eet To e...._.. tM ~t.a ol aocidy klab ti8 a W. talk, \k taM o! t ..... Soci.:tiA hltr ud t~..... it ..U o~ tW werid, aDd tlkaft. will br. DO Wt wp ..til f t OM~'-1 &a Wt' 1m ~ ~:::..~-- c-,·~c::-:c -~-c=;,·~~~~)i;;d:: :=::t f~~ on Who is pill:g to do the dirty work tmMr S. eialilbt r Did roo enr pooder OTe:r t1t.is moaw.- .. ~q:r:e~!,~e!. ':"~ ~ru, Puhapt t~1 feu thq mip.& be drafted to do !., !::::·,::r~~ =-~= ud W. 1• .-ill .rd]' pt rid of4 For aa,d,er S. ., ...................... Nlila. • ... trill be ~ed J:ittlt. - to~ to doeeeiTe., ta . . . . . . . aad b. . . . . . . _ . ..... .._. ...t e6rfa, C&n. = ::e.':.a !;:,U::a;:.: ~ ~..=. =.,., ~ _. ,.._.. about this qafStio-n of dirtT work to TN,. bunr that 100 e&MOt do aJ17*1riuJ _,.. -.itlloat .aoi.liDc 1001' ha.odt.. 0? W'itlaoot upoeiq ,.u.nelt t.o aome. kiml of ~We aeo•tioa.t;. ~ od d:ieappoia'tmeat.L Bitt • -., • • tad: Dl!ftaal7 or 1DJdul. it wiD be t~hes he. doee. -,_...._ilto......., .... __ ,...... » l leuwlaile. we abRJd like to ruDW ,... fll tM fad.U.t th c1irti.est aad a:t .-.~ d.e hnt.al ..... ._....... woft fll kiJiq: _. w.....ae.-ia .m ·. mliad-............ ia it ........ ad t.ilecl - ..u-. ....... . . . . . . will 4lo .,...,. ..;o tUt ......_ ... - - ... &t..mo.. ..::.l:;:-..;;;;;.;·.ii:;~;";;&;;id- 1 .~:,-::-. .~o:.:w~= -~ ;~ AD,._ kiDbtc; .....,..., ~ ... .....""",. ... ........... _, ...,..._... y_,p..,.. .~, ...... 1·40:..~ tWit,....,..... •pun , tW ,....w.,. ~ Iii � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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" - ......_ • CAPTAIN ACTIVE AT SOCIALIST MEETINGS AT BlACK CAR MEN AWAll DECISION Of ARBITRATION BOARD �of ·~•tll:~r." Tlt.b fan 'll'&f a,gaia d~ar­ OII.IItnted by til~ ue~ of tlle piule a od .. mllH'r oisllt '• fnthal bttld by ~•l Butrdo, Sot.it.lift Party, at Tn· toaial 'arlt oa l!kaailay. Whea thea!· •Ofot UOJ>rec:edeated raa an d Mil•tor• br oll:e tbr.re WV't .tb ree or fOGr 111111· dnd. .-1•M oa the«rrPda. Bot -eeded l11. J'!UIOJ aadt!r wile. tile • torm let up tH bq;all. lilt! i ot.OIII(I~ fllll,:oeijl; btt)louuod •oet ovff...fu.l ,; t)le J.. rty lo for til~ nio tbere W'OUhl E. WEDEKINDT UNDIIRTADR AND P'UNIIRAL DlltiiCTOII. N o. 5 'WA.LDBN A VBNVB 1011 FDJ UG TIIIIIST Stl l JOOO pairs ol Men's $4.00 >'ariou loea l f'oe~•i U- . .d 01'· audl l':01tullit.t .M io all no w•llli tt'" uitt., '--~ra" br .,.bjee_t to tile lutroeUo. 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" -cla•tllior. • \ i••lon to tlr.Q ~it.r oo doabt ad.Ura JA(l()B RE DG E8, t he .-.rlel:y ol r ouea .,.,..lllo wkida rirOe•rtJ Delivery, Niaprl P~ rut.. I<' d arOII,I! II our dewa towo d<.trkl. a. ._ .... I t. w,·vl' ~ut tllota t.ll l'.,_tfld o• U..t Cl.,._, N. T., J-.ly IS, ltU. -.:ON'. t.a <l if wo ltllt'p op t.lu! ~ warll c-... ct.eo: • • !~:.~~::~:,.o~t;t:':'7~ :~\;:..~ ot~w•;:.,~ :~:. ~*~"""~··.~••!c,o•'"""'" K eotp t.l tye ol tile aew t.tri 11'al at LIW, ~ t be. £:n)lul' otreet depot a ad , . . will dollu . .-it._ to4 P. Q, Mder . .~~ t bot the of tiM--...! i1 oa aa a.p. of ., ..-p.. de,_. Porlu•edllaadlle"'ll ieflaro~ *- uti/ o" ~Miboateil. A<lloled te t iN aw•t .-eUo eaiUM by CIIU - p fa.ttoriotoo WO UM .. u ulk• •ariol!ty of ~rteal&l Jlf!'"'n ilf:d tlle .. . ,... . ot fNi• dr)i•J." We a re t~ aot111 11nMfAen of real IJtgft'_, aad it '• paL ~• IU.~rer w -~ e11'er IIU uyUilal u.,. t-..._ u.. AJHI l~ io an part fJf cb:ra &... a N re. i t . . _ l~ •ba. lie«eq -taial.ll bll.. &- ut .t e-.rs,_..t ..d ....... bid ,.,_ all n • U. .u..la of .......... for ea..-e uder tile eapi&al~ ......._ • - - ' -- · .. Woatil oldrylafpaia. l lhciid U.. eity woaJCI . - be ILaW&able. p-.. .,. . . , ...._. _,a.w.t f1111 Tntly we ..,. a JaiMt PfOPlo. Wo *tllft trip b7 a....... Eail lkia.J will aDow ..,..,... w ...or ..ytio.i•l.-.u......_ol . . o . - - - 1,_. ___ • ao tllat t~ o....,. fellow _, - a kill C--" IIIWII._ ...... ,O.ol.....,-. ......,I:IIP.OIIilllw. PleaM ... '1 . . . . . . tllb *- ... r......_ ~of~ t"'-~'1Ueetotpaper. •depli.oo 6f ~it reaohalio• marll.o TI!U yva .at, tllat b4laell flpeda 1• 8of.ialilt prepap~ ia 11!1ld t}lt.t aG,.tbi•l wiD iaterfeq tllotir f"''IU.. 8 taw. - -- �ORAND ElaJRSDf""--"" &BASil Columbia Turn Vereln and Arbeiter Maennerchor Sunday, July 27th, 1913 AT BAY VIEW IIEAOH PARK ._.Qw~alrtR...t T...,_ ._W.•T...:Bal-'~ · ......_ Till~ I. 6 L L tiD If._,. ut ._.. OiDGe OM -.4 all - ' ~ n.rl ,._,. ,....... ._1tJa ,-. h•)c!yableU.e~ .a.ttate lllKI aubeorlbe f'br the At~tter-:&ttuno. Tt..oalJ~ B_..I)IlpwJ•tM -.... ou.u~•ol ••t~Gc th• hi.WrMt t)f LM 1\' «kl-. Oll.tlf.. - NewYod1 01J', repnt- 00 OflGUI t.....- I ••lba.. Ollb, 3JS-J I7 G.oexe St..... - - & llalo, N. Y. �__ --- _,........ ...... ...... - BUFFALO~~ OJIIPANY Sl W'...... ._ ~._ llAJtTDI ......... ~ Ke'a~.;;....Wioar ~ llUJ'J"Al.O. R. T . 9AJ1C . . . . , . _ , , - : - - W'. f'. GA~~~. ,...,•• ,.,...SOc.a ............,..... ...... ~· .. lt'lt, U\beponad!llciJa• EllwndM..o.d-elulaa&lft'Jue BaJhlo. New Ycd, 1UIIIkr &be Ad ot ~ 8, 181't SATURDAY, }l7LY2.. 1913 THIRTY-TWO OENTS AN HOUR :-:ow that both aide.a hl'·e been beard in the street ea r ttri.ke, the ,Jeciaion of the Hoard of Arbit.-.tion it' an.s.ioualy aw•itecL On ll..lyor Fuhn ultllll liS the third Arbitrator dtpt.tHls the e:auae of tbe wen fo r a wag!! wbieh will ~nab l e the1u to live and keep up a bouat. Thirty-two eeut11 110 hour i11 ll8ked, wbieh is little enough; aa the !,layor should know. 11nd •nythine I~ would ~ not.hiug ahort of the betrayal of th t' tnl&l Jllatot"d iu him al the bfogiuning of the IJi rike. Thirty-two !'enta an hour i;c ~.M" day of eight houMI. To realize what n tnnall 111111 thi• i.• "A't! 1111k the ~l ay£r and llr. PeDlly to try live "n it for jmn one wa:k. of ..... loooioe.ud ........ .. ... eoacftdolae rtl ~ W e t ...... ud prodeee . . . inleratt . . . . . . lecal ~ta. We 'ftdt jMtiee done at u.t priee. but tJte. price of eur int~ . Our iDwrata it tbe bMil of ow ~a of ria'ht. .ad wrong, judee ud ~ You may de~:t tllia, UN:~ tMt yoa.r wnae of joatiet: if oftea u entirety 1111pero. ton~. l one. Yet at the. bono. of it you wiU fiDd a f>Qmmon iat.t-rest wbieb iadodK :roor owa u u·eJI as that of others. Yov will prote.t apiut • wrouc done to others beeaue you realiR a t."'mmmuty of interests between you and tlleee i rumediatelr inju red. ud you know that. .Uow.. ing othen to be wronpd means io invite the wrongdoera to 11'1"001 :rou wbemver he DW7 ftnd it •nitable to ·hil pbrpoee to do 10. The •olidarity of in\ere.t. is tbe life foree of juati~. Jlll'ti« is a produd d ~Mial de,•elopmt'ut. It chanca in form and tub.taoee u society ehanges.. 1t is alway• the upr-.ion of t h4! eeone1nie eoudition of a gi\'t'n .eoeiety, that. iJJ. of the faetol'li of power in adoal foree in that 11oeie.ty. l ta purpMe il to Juaiot.aiD. a eertain balanee of powq, in order to make aoeia1 lile ~hi e, and it • ·ill r-.1main d . . j111tioe u long _aa aociety it dh·ided into eeouomie e1aaeet or - - -- So111e JW!Ople who ha,·en 't 11 tititk to !!all their own are. afra!tl SoeiaJiiiUJ beel\1~ thf'y think il wiJI depril'e them or tb e1 r pn,.. lf pror)t'.rty. Tbt• lJJHII who ia Jlfrnitl or Socillliam l.eea u~ he think• hf' WOollol that "' pr..>Benl h e only reeeivea about h.,.,. tu ,Jj,·jtJ,. up. forgets fift!J of what he earua. DANIELS INCITES TO RIOT Eitlwr ~f'f' rf> IAr)' or lht' SM\"y Ollni~JI i• guilty of inciting to riot or tilt' ~o:nH• rrunt'Ut ~h o nlrl l'ro'·ide him with a govem eu. One or the ~hat ~~~o~,i:Ie ~:';:~~t': f~r e,s~:t·r~~~~~~~~~('~tii~r~~t~,; :ertain bet wN'n the uilon and thto workinglllt'tl. f:~;,..-..· iMily anspit•ious the whole thing looll: eon.aidt.ring th e fa c t thMt o~· .. r :J((I 1ocn 1 b•ttleabi).ll were allow~ oft' du ty to tak (' part Ill theThe fight for free a~h 111! through tlw lilllft .. of hu bet-n goiu1 on fo.r ~~~'''era! Yt'•l'fl. a nd the t' Xellk of l.1lf'W nothin1 of loeal eunditiollfl tloes uot frw- him from he eaa read and buya any of our daily [lflpt'MI:_ he tnUit know "·ork of the eapitaliat ellll!ili in ita "trortli to tiM \'t worker. Wdl • ·ho ba\'e ~~~ brave euout:b to flcht for the right to thto pri,•ilegH of frN'! .,,,._.h , H Haniel11 tlitl uot know tbia be fit manj_o hoW his po~ition . llnd mOn.•OH'r uot 1 fit INID to be llpt'ft'htt:. "PatrtotiAm if! the Jut l'f'ftljrt' of IM"QUUdn't.."' fill in a t dtto pr... ut wht>Tl •·t> lllln'ey t.he • ·ork of many of patriot•. who, while " '1\'ing the ltlrtt and ~~tripes io one the ·. S. t rea!'tt~· with thr- otbt'r . Th.-.e ume men pretend d"'' tbe fta.c to·the Ut"'lt of idolatry. Ch·i.li.Rd people to>DIIf' ahonld rt'llir:e tbat t.hen- ia 10111ethiog bei.Kitt 5\K!b effu.ion of Hag •·oMJhip-tbat 10met binc ic Aoothe'r featur-e of the a.lfalr ... the only alT'ftt made btiag that of au I. W. W. muo_ ,Wio~k.~k.~_do::"!'L'~ I ~·~·~~,._ t'lptaio of the fire .tpert:Ult.Dt for )aurhloK at boob and p«.pt.n by the '"'-w-abidioe"' •ilon.. l..ook at tbia e:~ ud ll.nllne it. thea eo•J)I.H it with -···- : ··-c.-·· 1 .,~ .. 1 .«air wbe~ worker. bave ~ eoneerned. For iutan~ »trike of the Pate:rwon ailk worktora. Patriek Qui.Dlao bu 11ri10n for R\'f!D real"' on tht" eba:rge of i.oeitins to ~noa.al a trumped up eue of tbe bo.la who eon.t:rolkd Jadp Similar inatalk'ell •~ on l"t'(""O'd at Little Falla, N. Y.., ud at llt.M. .. t\61 oaly have the poliee: hHt np 1M atrikera. but been thrown ioto jail u d&Dproua to Ia• and .ol'der. What will be- doue to....; wollld-~ patriot~ that rioted at &attle Alee ..-llat will bppua to D&niMI for .i.DdtiQc to riott No doabt tiM .Mana.f.mtH:rt Maoeiaticm Dtopartmmt to .._n a ~ial medal ltnlt'k t-re..u of the aailon for their heroie att~~ek oa &.\tlt'. ud a tt.at:oe of JOMJ>hua Duida 1riD .&ms for his fa.aleu ...-ell oa "Fb.e Wo..aip... '\fllo an th rea) petriota t The ~• wbo work to Utft ter aad dott.iac for tM people of the aatioa. or. tile. IIQncwed aad ailii-Utted tee.:MI who lin on tbt: IW'el1 thoM wlto toil TIM. workioc d.- ol tlaU ad edwr «JGDtrie. aH: fut to 10th_., u ~ad we lwlpe tM ti•e ia not far . . u tw will M ~ &t . . . . ..r.l w.,.k, a.ad the atrain of--· -'- ·-'-~eoDd~ f~r bf!Mftl ef a-. wile aUe the atate pMiible. .. tll,. tb!0~=3 10po=.m,:~bthj.-=::;::: r~~~~~;,~~~~~;;~~:~~~ justiee, met.DI uotlliJat' M bat tbt p...enatioD of thia veey order of thiap, that it, the domination of ,_a., ea.-. o•er tht: oou-poe. t• Wllat we todar d.. . the ideal j.c.iee it a «>eial order in whieh th.f eqGal ricbta of all to deeeut living, ta pb,..ieal, mental and moral Rll-dev~op­ tnenl., to the full ~t. of the fraita of tbeU' labo r and dorta. are lrmly estiblit.bed aad BtCUred, tDd "frhere aei1ber indiridnala nor eta.M of meo have &l1y po:wer whataoever to deprive any ha.man beiq of tlr.He riPta, this will aot be • balaneinc but. an equli&in,. f powera on the tolid fonnation of e:ommou oW!lerahip of the mean• by wbie.b we all mn.t lh•e. The awa.kenini of the werkiD1 cl ... to ~ial hu produeed thia ideal of self~nacioume. j~tiee. and ·if it il ever to be r ealized, it ml..t be. realiatd throuah the i.Jlitiati1·e and by the power of tbe workina r:lua. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a7a9808754b02d22e421a51f20b81b23.pdf 11f1e6de8be1d93947af6b2ec4a4c3a6 PDF Text Text BUPPALO, N. Y~ AUGUST 2, 1,3 AUST ClASS BRINGS ACTION AGAINST �LLC. ~"""'· •tt~ rsr .,. - . n ·-.itlai me. U8t J:oo ir.-\ * t a tnM tlllt 111e &d\J•f b. .._. .. ,.,. yard, '~Y m•ncuM -.w a I At ::.: ~~~~~:: ~~=~~; 011 . 1111....-a.aJI .. :!, !_~.:..: hJ":==II==;.~ r--aJY- (I U41)3} :!:;io~or :l.•,..~'-:.;;;"., •U• derka lll tilt ..... rtl tM O.~~~e lbl•o1~t¥ b«a lacto;.;.; ~=·~:::',:::: ~·~ t• ,....,.. ~-~ -•IR•b)o<tio., bUy iunv.-.. u to t loe \:. 8. 8. CIIU\'t' I H:lll , tbt toaroe. of ""W..ou rliell ar4u 1 • • a u.-... of at t.be (.'old 8 t.rinr ~loa of our Ll••· aad ill Jipi le of •'""" appeal l 1·m a1e Ia rt Jird to bn· :!:~~.·:: 7~!;m_::·;:~:;~~.,:,~~:; ;:i.~~; ~:;;~~ t;~ litepubllmll tnoltiee of U... to do ,.,oil wniee fer t H 1J"M b&.ld. . ...t rltulq tbl"'III!k. 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WEDEKINDT UNDERTAltER AND FUNERAL DIIU!CTOR No.5 WALDEN A VENUE ~-~~:;!~. .D.~~u~:~::i;~::~:~.:·~:~ ·:.: ·:·~ srn·HEN J MAHONEY GO ON {'DJ:II{DII' OCI.Ili\D1U ],. .;lm~•l<'t wnol<:' mf. t o o•utul', a~ b, "'CIIIhl b.> ~Ja.l to b,,.,. n>... .....,,.,.,, 1 ..,.. tii!Dt to...,. u1Ultr .J•ro r•·•l . T h<' tf' au ao l<>oll~t • n.•· ~b ore ~talif"'• rur matr >'!'<i "'""· .\t tbf>W ua·~· Y"tol•ar.. no , 1:,- 1~ •.,!,] utul fir.-.1 ],..t,..f!<'r oa J ul.• l!b -},lor• ,..,.,, to him. ( He a·ilt !11!i'•l it. 1<1 •lt>J> t han: Hut if bto rllll '! •I Pj> • f' i lo:l!<' r- <m all H' ltli'nlf'll t uf for. 'll'it h· llrPworh. t hf'tf' ()_r hi~ "IIJ•j•illlf '" i• it an~ of lbb , ... f,.brat•tll! a·h~! cb:l.ll'',... l tl' · th·· •·s r, ,·,·•! --- • thtllra l :h11ira • \u ;: 1llri.cbt~, .\u~:. 1!1, ,__ ~ l outt>ur .-an~. Aut. :!I, ~'!. • "'"in;:. Aua-.-ea. :.'~. Hath . .-\ujt. :!.:;. f! iltl>('ll, All,. :.'6. \\'oJi§,·iiJf', ,\ UJ!:. ~. ... ( '. 11 . 11. MOllE LETTJ:IUI OF THl8 IOND Nl:l:Dl:D. n .. th.lo. X. \' .. J11t~· :!~. 1!11!1. w. r U\111<'11, ligff•lu ~·i.,Ht t. 'i! "'""' t:.O)llf' E'tt....l . 1'1\'a rl onor•d-r.,.-.,...,.,..jiDd J.()l)u flt~t 1,.J'IIIelll on 1'-.riJI<:' t:* !;() rf' nt• 1...,. 1.1 It wit h pk-al<U re that I <!fl li.;,, tho: ll'tMII th:or hat bee11 ,.,.d.. i11 th~ Hulfa'o 8o· ~·alirt in {be put ff'w moanlr!laad tkt ruhtat.iOII that, with the bP .. kin ~ ol wfoek. kaowinl: I lOX iPIIJ•t'O>'f'D"ell l J"''IO'h mm~ben ~uwnw-n, a~;:r•J'h: tbf 1...n1 p.)'tr('•• b<Jn1ad1' aooJ l•r tlte r0111n1!"tbi• 1a •· It .,..., ....,~er aloe ·~ hattro' • ptattr J>IIJ'"'• f pr pr(Jp:lJll•~<..l:t. taa~k au! n:.ot llat&tkl tluH •uti di;>Of'n.illatiou of utfor...ati••• o f Ill · law .,.,.., d""lar.-d: t bat tlot lf'rttt t o tb<:' w or~u¥ f.la~. aad tile Nllllllihiga ...._.,nut«!: li1'0'l!'l r a)oer i• ltlb ran ot Ill~ l'Di t t-tl Joa.e., J olo• t;roaa. (.'.II. ~:~:~ fnllfllii~~ ~tat~•. And to iu "'"''""' btl oa~ the 1111...,.,.,, oth"" a:tre .,roe4Ht for tbceawa keninjlof l b.l'•orkl'fl aud o:oa1'l.,ted. t'tf..'' or Batra!•• ia tbce I•" f, •.., moallrL lt'o r' h ;,. '"'" tbl't .,.trial law pown to ~·our e]bo'll'. tlart..i 11 ndH (:la_..._k : that tk• }'oun lfJil huurrtJ>otl on t~\\'<fft tiflu•tioa. tb<'tO! utrun all I 11·hi r b I wi.J> to O!'f'f t,...t . . .d i f •hirll J>llhli bed our report a:i•t •pa ~e to t bi~ al~ t bf! ~ntter boo ~t riJbt. 1-b<!' <?rnlr ()('O'U n in W fftllCI.-ia~; ~~W. ~~~~m.A.IOTT. 'u•t)" .ee•PIIi~in 11 wu nnlf'd 1 OLIV& B.A.'M'ISTONI :SROS•. BO'M'LING WORKS O..loao. In Calllornla W in. •nd Uq.-w pboN crien ud .,._,. . ...__,. Speclalatto~udoa ct~ &o '''"---*~· .1#•4·-h 1 PHYSICAL GOLTORB NATU~:~~:o·:~ltt"'"" ,.._.._,,..,_,u R EBT.&.U R.&.NTB --= · ~~-­ WIIOUWHA1MIM. SPECIAL NOTICE · BAY VIEW BEAOH Houad REDUOED FARE Trl&e~:.:,':-.~·~;!C:.. ~ ~:~,ri~IY Fa,._ • , B. A L. E . Ca,.. Olrect , Cli nto n •nd EIUcou 8t-. ~"' yo.r 1'\cktta al Tlckat Otl'lc., OllotDB aDd EUI<""" au. .. or at Chy U... . .. -~::."'!!:.-:.-:.~.- ~ OUr CLEARANCE SALE Mid-Summa Sale 1>rlnP aa uaual a Ltti• throng of eager buyera to · our stores. & our MOTTQu....,.un,,.rrv 1- - - - - - - - -11 any goocla ovq from one .....on to another, ~~ fore arcat barealna .prevall In aD of our de- -------..;;...-11partmenla. �ATTENTIONi MEMIEIS Of LOCAL IUffALI, aJT Nm GENERAL PARTY MEETING -. .A.T - Franklin Hall, 52 W. Eagle St. Sunday Afternoon, Aul{.__~rd BACK TO NATURf BASKET PICNIC -AT- SCRANTON PARK A mos.t beautiful spot about a ~lie and a half this side ofHamburl( Branches 2, 4 and 8, Local Buffalo S. P. Sunday, August 24th G A M ES PHIUP H. CALLERY Of SCHENECTADY WIU SPEAK T a ke B. &:: L E. Cars at W uhinrton and O inton Struts NO ADMISSION SOCIALIST ..OAY CRYSTAL BEACH Saturday, Aug. 30th ATIHITIC GAMES SPECIAl AJJAACTION Hannes Kohlemainen, champion amateur long distance runner of the worlcl,wiu compete against four men - runninr in relays- against the world's record. UNDE;R AUSPICES OF LOOA.L BUFF"ALO, SOOIALIST PARTY �NOT AS CRAFTS BUT ··AS A CLASS PU-.-D 9aEL T f t Ttl& Bt.'I'FALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING COIIPANY - ~J szw.a.p-.....w._ aAilTIIIIIDILD........... ~.:.::~.;;......t._ -.m'Al.OtN.Y. ....._..........,"'- .....a..tinr~~~- ~Ptb$1.1D ,..,..., . . . . . . . . . .T............. ' ~ Ealfted .. IMODOd-dMI-UttJ ..... t.-u_ . . . ._.~ .. Bdalo, New Ycwk, .,.,. tbe Ad cl II.Mda I. lPI SA'I1JRl>AY. AUGUST 2. I'IS {~n<LtollorArpo,~ w.Va.) • Tbroqb the CTOlutic. ~the1:'bar ..,.,.._, it · - Vircinia. Peaqi'VlUIIia, l.ll.i.Doia, Ollio, ill become. more appaftllt t.!ftry dq tllat loeal .trike~ ~ t.IR- miaiac in~ of dH! Dtlticla. are u.etfeeth·e and tile ~ of a reueral 1'lae mi!tertl whe art< workiDc flat~ lbemeeks Mrike ~ ~~ ~ ~ et ..bor for more of -W P.rod~~ ol .tbMr toil h • w1t1Ua the powH" oi iU. t~ stop ~ . . _ . of commerce aad paraly.e the bue:Jn~ UltuNi oJ tlllt eoon1'1J' .-1 it is DOt IUIIil tbe buli- iDR~ at tht eountey bu beta pu'a)yt.td that Ue eapa· t11list eao M lnl:de LO fed tbe d.ireet efl'eet and llba~ in . the mB'uinp and ioeonnuieoeea of the stnken. Capi\AJV:Im hu <d~-~ uutil i'- inte""*' is to l\'IJ\'eD aod inte~·en ill the various indlllltriel ot the nation that • b * st.rib in any ooe industry wiU ooQ· eau!M! them • ' lOH a aJUII pereeutage of profit&. whil~ The 11trikers are foretd to eDdnre ont uld laardlhipa and ..-ull"erinp. We have an ma. n.tion of .thii in WtSt Virginia oow. While the mi~n of l'aint ud Oabin C~k are atri.king for · a lh'ing wll~··e and humane conditiona we find the other min~: n~ at •:ork 110 ppl~·ing tbe marktt with oe.IO&I.. filliug the ordf!1'11, ereat ing wealth and fur. u.isb'ing the capit·a l intere;~t with the aine•'• of war to f or<:t> the lrtrikers into &llbmisaion and what is the ret~ultf At~ long as the miner11 keep the markf't l!tlPJ,Iied with e<N~I and continui' to ereate we11hh for the eoal })a rollS' inte~"t this fight can 1M Clll'l"ied on inJ efiu. itd,-. as the same int~l'i'Rt th11t finan (."f!S aml eonrroia the mines of Paint and Cabin C't f'i'.k finan ces and eoutrola the mines iu tht! :\ew Rh·N lli&lriet and qtlwr non-union ai' well aa union fidd~ of =~~'t.!J:! :::r ::: ~~~aod'oeS::; tlaink that at tOe •me tilllf' tb~y are fiDaneiDa &Del .upportint ~ ope_raton wbo are tryiuc: to eroah dte lllrik.el"' -.1 for uery dollar of their hard f!&I'D-.iap they ai"C"e to tht .apport ot the atriken they give te• to the opentol-1 to ftrbt them with, UDCOG· !N"ioOOv ~e~~bbift&: on their fellow workei"'J and tbm.. IM'h·es ·md furnishing tbe enemy with the aintn of •-ar. Tbe coal operaton ean atand the atrike until nut q-.ring aod the mint workel"' with th t!ir 400.000 dnE.'IJ r•ying memb@n en anpport the .triiert until that time when aU oontractl with the operators ahonJd expire. _._ c eneral atrike t.~roupout the 'nation at th't time would foree e' 'e!'Y operator to t ~ rn1a in It'll than a month. At thilc age of de,'d opmt!nt and rapid tramit coal ia the force that dri,·es the wb ~la of eom. mert'f'. 1t ia to the businea intertt;f that the. bean ia to the body. Cut oft" the IUJ'ply ot coli and )'OU ba,·e ('li t oft' the life gh•ina: foJ"e4! t.hat would pa.rlll~·zt> trade and eom m~e. Why do liale things tlun brlilg 10 mueh hal"'d.-llbip a.nd suffering when .ron can do big thinp and~~ resulu ! The h~obor movement ·hAll reached an epoeb in its t'\"Oiution whtre its \'ery lit~ deJ'Iend• on nnity. The oiJ auf! prostituted eustoml that hu kep t organ· it('(l lahor d i,·ided in erafts muat be aboliahed and tht! worker11 must atanJ togN her not 11 crafts but ItS A elass.' ODJI&JIT. Tt.. 8odalilla of O~IIY ban WV!f aaotbtr _ , h1 Rfcidu u.,, mU.i•l a tolalot 111 t hat tltey now bold. Tile latf!llt .-ld9ry W'N woa. 011 tbf ~oo d. Milot ill the ahl b tl in rlet of Po~fda11:1~ one' nf '' HO(ll..lfr Kai..-r'' W ilbtlts~ "'' dfc-Adi! 10 111urb of •illtaty f'f'ntf'rt. AU tbf' old !•l&l11et , the ltl'\ll;llle for lw.ttn e<~~~tbiatd to t -1 til" -. iali~u:. bu t. AU.Ift AOaD IOCil.UaT& ol tb.• &.-:iali•t lla• ari..e 11 wbid1 It i• t be ra te of t.._ •a" tlltml':lllhenoftb•lllf.•wereaa~t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Bad~ o.tw.llll hd.-.1 "-e .... E. WEDEKJNDT . UNDI!RT ADll AND 1't1NE1tAL DIRECTOR .No. Dill-y .•·ard lif:ju~ IIIIO'IrQ bandmr.~tf'r 'II'TOit' me t o wo:ai.J bt' rlad to San I wu ID !De wDt to*\'•u~de• l are no lou!:""' anrahor" Attb• ~r,.at 1na11y rill(le mt'n q11itt' • ft'w nli1tme11U ill don'tknorwbattbfill4ideo!a ahir lool" likf!, T ht' role N'f!mt th e marrit'd mu ~DH t o •in~le 11>11:1 !Ia.•·• ia a:a•·y S.llltoD:T'on~ruoutb, X. 11.; Xt'w t.ntlOtbtrt. mar:ii'<IIUf'll. e•·en thauu tunla bt'lj•iu, bud Jbore H' rl·ire wbf-11 it l...eom" nt'<'l'l'· ur~· t.:r •nr•JOOrl the (!rar oof-1 PI bomr; and a·hi"i' tbe Soo>ialillt8 otb,.rwi ... it .,.uul<l I,;• left for tbe !•!••·<'• to h:o•·.- their rn .. ad• ltranj!o•ro 10 ]()f,tk a ft ,.r tbem if tk"Y !hat tho: J:tf'it.lt-»1 goo.! u•a:· tht'lll, a• their are ~•rk au.! l.lur.•· w r . .:t:~· .,~·:~.~!!~t' ~~:~~~ 1'hr,.,. art' quite :'".,.'~11 ;h:~;;,~,: 11. fath,.r in 4 ~::.:·(':.!';.~·~:;~rit;.= out at it'll! ft'w marrit",l ::; :::• ·! it ru!'kM life I '."Y I ,.up. }li~l;t. tl lfr~~:an "·'"" th:it thow lt:~ h:~n llr~..-ork~ o•.-r (Ut ('our! Strt' <"l uu ohh" l<' !oUM an•l lir.-J ht'r<!ahu ou / Jp.h· »b. ll~l't' poru to him. ( lle l :~!l- 1 11:~~pit~ ':'m~l~l'~~~;~.. ,.l1hl:,ir1 :,~ ... .. bi" :'~;;·:h:.t:.:~;.;;·~: ~ ~~h fi::;.:~~~! tb ,. and n~ti•····! IJ-r ia it • r;o~ of &.a h.' c. n. n. l'Obo,~rH\' illt' ..-\ug. ~ . ~land•e~t<'r, .-\ug. ~­ Oeu,.,a,.\ug.G. 14n..... .t'al1•,.\ua-.7,.!1,9,10. IILan, Auj:". II. T.,.,.'!lof lthau,.\ug. 1!, t:otlicou . . o..-.. ~a ..\ug. 11. \\a•l'rl~ . .\u~. ).·•. HI, t;, ~:ln•ira. Au,:. 1"-. t:l111ira ll~rj1ht•, .\n~. H', :!0. Mo;ntto\lt l'loll•, .-\u~. :!1. ~­ ("ornill~ ••\u~. !3. !!1. llath. -~"-1!'· ~:;: 11 ....... u, ·"-"If· ~6. WtJIH·ilk. Aug. l!i . \ug.l:l. s WAI.DBN A VBJIUB. �ATTENTION ! lillY IURIEIS If ltCil llff&LI. - CEIIEW. PAm _ ,._ IIEmll ..... Franklin HaD, 52 W. Eagle St. Sunday Afternoon, Aua. Srd Candidates lor CltY •nd County olllct!• wtn ot nominated. Municipal platform wiU be adopted. Bring your due card .. nh you. Only members good stllndlng will be admitted. Due stamps can be purchased at the tall. "The meeting will be called to order at 3 o'clock. BACK TO NATURf BASKET PICNIC - AT - SCRANTON PARK A most beautifUl spot a bout a mile a nd a half' this side of' Ham bur• l TNDitlt A.U'SI'Iat:S 0 ).' Sunday, August 24th GAME S PIIIUP H. CAUERY Of SCHENECTADY WIU SPEAK Take B. & L E. Cars at Washlntlon and Olnton Strula NO ADMISSION The Street Car Men's Union AHE HA \' HW THIWt YIII ST ANNUAL FIELD OAYAr CARNIVAL COURT W e dnesd ay, A u g u st 27th TICKETS, 10 CENTS EACH Bay you!' tlclu• ti. fr\lm •or rhutnrn,.., vr cvuductur, E'ery t;uloa tn&a.ln Dalf•I (J uut: ht W llllti'Oftlt(P'f}H!' ~!rl'd O..r Me n. SOCIALIST DAY CRYSTAL BEACH Saturday, Aug. 30t~ · Allflt G»>S SPEaAl ATTIACTION Hannes Kohlcma inen, champlon amateur lone dist.J.ncc run n u ol the world,will compete acainlt four men - runnlnc In rclaya- acainat the world'a record. A.,_ and subeorlbe for - AtDetta•:settung. n-.•11 o-- ......,.,., 111W ........... II., Y•'" (;'llty. , . . . ...aluf&M.._. .c ... wdllca...-eo.-....r•• ....... Olllar.3~17--. - - �<.,_,...ra.. .a.-J;.a...,_ - ~.-..u..YaTTKS BUFFALO SOCIALIST l'OBUSHING OOIIPANY 52W..... ~;w;alaU'T'DtHJa:Sa.a........... amrALO.N.Y. Plt.ANIL.........,.':'_ . --~.~wa- .._., • . •. c.~~N.~. ~Pwb.SJ.00,_.~,5Gtb111016t.J~a~l•.._ Ellt~ u MICODCI-eta. matlft J~ •· 11Uit, at the pan otllee aS Bd&Jo. New \'orll: , a~~det'tbe Aelol Jlareba_,1811 SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1913 ANOTHER DISASTER-•MORE INVESTIQATION l.larlll~· b., .. thoo JlN!Jlli' of thia state recO\'f'red from the shoc.k !~~~~:uh!~r~r:.":1~~ i'.:!'s:h',:·r,."'::<!~f ~~=~~~: ~111t~:!Y · (omplln~··.o~ piNnl. \\ho•N" :il) Jlt"OJlh• lost iho•i r Jin~ll I' of th o:> J•ropri•tors to J•ro,·illt• prOJ-"'r tiro:- fi~ b ting e.t·Hpo:-. It apfk'lll'!l that th,.r.· W•'l'\' uo autotuat ie sprinJd,·rs in the anol unl~· 11ix pails bf Wll1t' r fm ell<'h floor. no standpi~ an~ bos.~. Tb.. tHin> auJ 'tai rwa~·,; Wt>re mad<" of wood, of whtch wu oul~· une !let. Fir•· ~&J>e:~~ wt>re rlaeed di~etly in front of wi110l ow . which ll('t:ame 50 hot tbllt tho:-y eonld 11 0 t be used thf' pnrpo~· for whil'h thtoy wtr .. iut.-odt'<l.. T he «htinl on the i"ff(·llp~"~ wtro• !lUll!.• of two iron rungs iu !linch a 1~11n n er as to t hto fl·t't of th t> l'!ic:Npin g girls, many of th L.II gc\1 111~ t'cutiug oth•·r11 thut wno• bt:ltintl tlwm from coming do wn It is •·lllimt·ll by till' e.omp.11uy tha t firt> clrill11 were frt"tjUentl)·. ami that tho• ~irl11 thought duu it WK8 11 drill t heirtim t". The Huft'alo ~o:ialist ha.a frt'(jtteutly called t he at tention Firt· :\ilu-shal to builtlin~s in thi11 t"i t)· thllt are not ,.nfficiently tet<lttl agaiust fi rl', llnd wh~>rf' such an incMient is posiihle at a ny · o( ~~\::~i]10~~~..~1~i; 1 ~eh~~~~~~;\ ';~"l~atth:~c:lit~~l :{f k~~~tor gaJiODii. and the J.II'Op r idor'll, 1\.!1 11111al ...j(J be t'.li:OIIt' rated . In th c ~ase o£ tht' Bin~o~:hamton Clot hing Company could oouditions J~u i bl~· bt' wor~~o.• fiiHfl thcr wl'rc! .\11 shown above th .. re w l'r~ 110 fire fi~lllillg" fMt"iJit io•M H.ntl 110 IJU'IIUII Of ~Npt". w .. hit•· u~o·u to look out fort ht> Mf..ty of tb t> ]>eil!lleof tb••!llaf'l!. and tho•w lllt'll f11il to do thei r dut~· beeau~~e it mcli.DI that the CIIJ•itKii~rt t"111~ would "'I nd 11 re.,· dollat'il to !Uin• the li n~li of the work•·:- who nu1k ... it JW>•ihle for.tht>m to \i~·e in luxury. \\ lu1t do th~y ear .. for the h\'1~11 of the1r t-mp\Qy~T Thei r busiueu i11 in'<u red and a' new ami larger building l.'an 1100u b•• put up anll jJienty .& norl' work1'":8 1:1111 ~~~ p roo·urf'O'\. •nd Wh): 11hould th•·,\· worry, wlh'n thf'lr lt~wp!MI will St-t- to 11 tha t no harm will come tot he111 ! ..,......, the .... _ " ' tllo l M o r - It - - . ......p..-....-,G)' ........I..otribo art i.ael'«:tift aDd the u~ o1 • poenl mike. to enfort..-. the ~ of laboT f• more of and._. , !~:!li!r'~:e~ ~U :n~:.et~~~ tl\t:=a 1~0':t~': :ti1til~~go~!~~n~~~~u<;:a~:= ~:d~~~: :~S :~~ "C..idf!r tlte liliflll .t tU hid,"Hot"y ,raw: tHy tail -.at, •elt.M.r •-'~"'"''~"' ·~:P~~~ 111(11!1 atui)'J"'rl"""t dt••t!lopmt!lll of •oci•l ..q•lt';o' a ad lftd •~ oneaat to he put i•ta \\'p - .. ito•U!\'f!f, that llllf e~nwr ptloa ::-~ ·~=-..~:.::~o~~"r-<"""'' 1 -''== ' 11 ~..,.1>~•~ ' '"'u mara!. then .b•~n·~ to .~udo th~ft~~t• f;11 ;: bu•:n~ ;f mo!itf ~·dem•• · ~ rtaiu 1,.., 11111 . · Thio ~tlarial!' tootradietiOD tbe thul ri tal man.lit'l' aad ti ... tbuoin-'ln.n!lllttions pua•lte. """ like• h.iat., they \aYe eo»~tidered tk ltri•·,.. for boadefef t•atht thea by Uoe lilie~~ ol -rrin~J lti•,-.r 1111d prol1ed by it. ThP.y, ' I tb;. ~t'~lll:~rth~.::~~~jl\ Df!itber toll DOt Y~ I~ !:'.., . . , Llam1.~\oil:•:;~,'~:~~:.~,~~ ~::~heJ~t~~:~,· 1 ~f ~:~~· .:~~~~~~~~:~111118;!et~~ ~!~~ei~l;;•:. ~;·~:P~:.,;:.: ~:::~ 1 1•111 ,·ou n,.,,.r !J.,,.r of llll\' or the propr1etor11 hemg sent llowu for rrim; ua lh· l'ltll'riii<-iug tht.' ·li\·..s (•f tht' \\'orkt·rg ; th at WoUI\In't do. ~ou knm;·. Th .. work••l'!l willnt' \'o•r rt-n·i••· proprr protedion until they h•arn t!utl th t' tlll'll till' ' ' hfl\·o• lwt·n l'lo·t·ting to ot'lie .. rt•]lrt."8t'nt the dau thltt ""II thf' filttorw~. tllltlnatnt'IIIJ,,· tlw.•• will not put th t' prOJ>rietol'fl to till,\' •'X J W II~•· thllt 1111'1~· lu· 1nnideol. ~\·e n though it ucrifice tbt' lin:-s 1•: !lwuAAmiM (or wurkf'r<. . Thi' l.......wn tu j,.. I•·Hrfll'tl from !lllo·h tli~ ;ott'l"' iJJ tlutt if the workt-MI -o"" ·,-..., th.e produe!ta or tiMiir toU. .. r.·: ft it witbia tile power of labor to lltop tbe wMell of eoDlfDt"r'efl ad paralyze tbe buaiue. iat~ of the eountry and it it DOt aDtil the ~ iuttnd of the oountry hu beeD pUa)yzed that the t8JI'i· u lillt tan be madf' to fet."l tbe difftt etr'ecl iu the mtrerinp and inoon... eui~ of the at rikert.. •·ar. Capita lilun has ,j,.\·elo J~ until it. intere~t 11:10 The 0061 operatora ean dand the fJtriU until aes:t WO\'~U and interwuw:n in the \'arioua indu..Uriet of IIPrir:r.g a.od o.e mine lf"orken wifb theU- 100,000 the nation that ,. loeaJ atrike in any one ~dustr;~• 4ues [lllyirac·members e.n suppor1 the atrik~ until will ouly eausc tberu to Ioee a aJ.Uall pe~entap of JtN>fha. ''hilt tilt J:\rikeN are fo~ to endure un· told hartb&hiJM and ~rulferings. We ba,·e an ilia. nation at that. time wonkl force every oterator to tnnion uf thiil iu Wnt Virginia now. While the tt" riUS in IH~ than a month. . At this age or d anlopwent and rapid transit co-l ill tht fo~ that driVN the whl!e:la of eftUF other miner~~ at work sup pl~·ing the market with mer-e4>. It !. to the busine• inte~ tbat the heart eoAl. filli ng th t: ord~ra. eN!ating wealth and ·fur. i• to the body. Cut off the wpply of ~I and JOU nisbing the ca pital iut ert t. with the ainews of war bne l'Ut olf the life gi'·ine foree that would para. lD-.Joree the rnriken into submiasioa and what is ll·ze tra<hlt and eommeree. Why do little thinp the reault f that bring so mue.h hardship aDd anlfering .. beu A11 long u the minert keep tl1e market wpplied ~·ou ••an rlo biB thinp and get r"Ht~,ltaf with eoal1md t"Olll iDtH! to ('reflte weulth for the ooal The lahor monmeot bu rMched a n epoob in its haro111' i ute~t this fiJht ean be carried on iudf'fin. ,.,·olution where its l'4!'1'Y life depends on unity. The iteh·. u the 81\rne intPI'elrt that financn and ctm· old and pi'OIItitute<t eua{oms tbat hu kept orcan· trois the mine~~ or Plliut and O.bin Creek financn i&ed labor dit;df!d in eratta muat be abolished aad and wntrols the mines in the :\'ew Ri,·er distriet the workers must 1taod toretber not aa erafta: but and ot.her uon·nuion u v.·ell aa union 6eld11 of IIIIC}Ufl, 1 tbat thdr inl.-rHt• •re uot iu'hal'lllon• with tbf! iDttrf'11ll ar I!OO:'ift" u a ··hale. If thrre ..-erf! a 'harma~y f1L ialere&t• l>etwfl'n ~~~>eiet." a11 tlthf. capitalitt ~I••· r!r... J"• ~tit'ea or lhf! huttr would ~oa · for111 to the moral 11nd ~rd. of t hP. raraoer. A~ it I•. "'" ba\'e twa ~uth P1aaolar.ls, oa., ra r the at tBt !l<'!ll t •l~. and anot~tr for th~ -•tf'nl ot m•- Lo-~\e=~:!,.;t":l,:•:o';e~:, d•troy; .l•11d lh·e uaUe.ll iu jay. Ell~=~~:!~~;.,~~~: ~i!.~rden; aod houeed 0 .. d • trh!IP.adaul H ~a r: me• of thf! tutllni natioll:- af warll is IIM4e.d daily to ~~~1011~·~~=~: \\'"are m• •~ or oat ftllllt 1ad boat. t1Li1. A11d It tlteft! are . -/ ' "" '"~r>•••l A7,•!,.;' ':!j 1~h~~·;~!::,•,..~'iart' !~~lit! !-!taut 'iroaol l!l'fll 111 '"· rall~nlo Mn of all earth, uaitel :·~~.~·t~:~ ~~·~ ;::;;~;~~m1 : 1 ;:~,:·; :~.~~;~~7,~,'~;~:1~~~t~~~~~~e ~~;;·k:,~~~~:":. :;~h1::!;~:.,,.~:",;70:;.~ ~ftr:!'"'.!~·::~ Th~·;~:..!·:1:~ :,v;~i~e~~7:;:• "' Benty. i~ o•• ~f th~ ;~;; , 11;~~:~;·~;,'~~~~;·1::·; :=~~.:·11 ~~~~::":~ ~~~~.<"~.!~~~i1~:~~rZ~~~e ~~~~~~~~~1i:~·!':11&0~ ~~fi;~~ Y,:~:~:.e:h:"..~~~~;;::etb:"::r~~ w \\'~"b!,~t11'!;~:;~; ~~!..babtn~...~~~~~~r~ ::::r~~:~~:~ ~~~~ ,.,._,.rlu 1:::~ '" tilt• ,f,·triuwrrt or tiH· workitlj.i: dau. r- JUtlllh,• .,,.,..,~·thonw. a11d the ume . T! ... 1:'11pituli,.t clu~ r.•o·o~tniz~·ll the •·Ius struggle and fight>~' for :~... ~~~~l',.,.., i• tbe •"rtuauluioa af 11 1,~tl~tr;~';h~•.!a;:;~~. abotoe. 11,; til•· wnrkitiJ: dHJIS lt-Rru to do thoo satue theu there wiii!Je ··~~·~;." JiOI•I .. h"J"' nf rf'ht·f. With th.· I'Nry (•t·h·hrlltion, the houst'!' for llulft·t'll . ..tc .. uo wonJ..- r lllltl N'!'Hir to;<"hOOJII. (£!Itt· ll~'giene Congrf'U, building ther~ i1 no money left to Freedom The frefllom or map oleperH:I. u mut;h I mftn' of l'll'illf.alef!. Self lr'll ~:~ ~:::~~~~:~;~·~:t ~~~i~tt.t~~~~~~.;·~;s~a~:\·~a~'i~l~e I:K:;-:~h:~~~~:';"hn·,. ,•-•"-"' aoU• and ll.n•ll~· IIIO"M tlte wh<>le ..-.,~~;: ~~~~~:::.,.~.a~"~:C: lol;~:k:;;~::h~i!:;lti;· If yoa waul lo be yoar own set·urNl iu thi ;~ manner! - - - - 1t Th~h!"';.~"~,a~~rlth:.~~bte~::,:.~·. :::.~•• ,;::d to.;::;:: '~eir . . bf!tooty, ~otion and Interest ~.. DN'f!-riH vf llh . obtal•l!d hi• ,:;:~·:."~~~b~lt~n~~::!,~/:;~ tlt:o:::::~m ~ ~~~~h~::~~:::~ ~~i":llll~~ ::::!~'h ~~'7;~~~. c::,l e:;.r·~~==• wflrkill~ o·IKSII o'\'o•r t"Xpt'l'l to g('t anything t he~· will hll\'f "'" ha•·e eomo• t o . . tltf! bortlt;Pt r• wboell 11l :~e~;:.. d~~~.~~:::.~ ~~~~,. :a:~~i·~\'ii~:!:~:.. ll1 '~ !:rely •;' " . o:::,b;·~~ :u:li•nt ~iali~t 1,.,11, ---- '*"'* ••• •hMetll•f 1lat ald ' pr.- .,. ••ld af au.... -----, ::-· .-:.·-· ~-;~0:.,''..-...ri•!:,~~· ~ tld:et liM. ftll. h Ia. ' tlaat an ne altl part11tt ...tl) Ml81ll! of tle\•elopment where 111M\ e\'trythina i" pt'Ot'lueMI .I!IOt'itllly. and to gn:at adnntlljt... ~ut ~· I' ha\'t' u e~l~ tefl tf' kf'f'Jl ))8l~ with tb.t> R<ivltneemeut o f p rodu{'tiOn m not ownl!lg the t• 4d,•t til• ••a..t•. •• o.. lid· tha 8tHUf!tad1 boil,_ II prtacir-1-athpl~• aad m~ltua of production fiOCia_n_Y·_ _ __ """ULiftiL f""'"' ORQANIZE TO WIN This is Our Day Aa &PJI"'(I&dOII of tll-. i.ac work , - t ,...,..tiM~ abllpt~a;' !' t• re.at th•IU• of ... bY41 or':w -:: 'l,: We •ut. tlaKtt.fe, taka U.. if we thMaJt · their liMrt. :::!'U::;'~e:!. :•~~ "'""'~' ~lei et tMit · puJ•· Ut. if • • wi•la to ..u. ~ 11lty ..._ u.. _...,. Ill till!it ,..., .....~ ,_ tM _..,_. _ _.,,. . . tM--..n~jutiee. ,....., ...... ..,.. n.u eetioe• . . . 4ietaW .. tea~ tt..t Uth -~ • lti•oleletl bt tMU i•W..U . . . . . . . . . t f tJw,ir -..1 M ...n Mdetwt_. tMa, _. au ~ ....w taoteHU, ... t'-t didew4 ...s ~ b7 ot1r ..W . . _ o f it wiD ... t.t..u .. )lad Uteir -~ '!1• ... -will tr:h,.,,.., . ...•ltMI' ~ trt-p• i.,. ... ;.tid. tM of • w.J of lrf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Car Men Have Been Sold Out Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/561d9beeab7d20a7b6aa33765ca11f96.pdf f87fc135ef85c6e4468d5b0375744d20 PDF Text Text �SllUJDSI ·WISTIIMn ·E. WEDEK~NDT UNDI!IlTAEa AND PUNIIRAL DIIU!CTOR No. s WALDBN A VBNU.il GOOD FOI SOG TO JOUST 301l ~ -~~~ -- ~pairs®of ~·· AllSU sr.ls ~. . .-, . C wtddu only at thla pdcc Baoarian Hall JOHN UNVERZART 8ummer8utta . s.., ,._. " 17811r___. a. ocr. B..a ,.,.841 ;,:;;,;.,; -,'HI--._,.,...... ~ S.Lucl'-.tM~K. .. JP,JI.. lllloh&el Ultlah ~-·­ Jl8 to $20 SUllo no"W at · • ... $1175 • �Arbeiter Zeitung IN TiUTONIA PARK, 12ea FILLIIIIE m . Sunday, Aug. 24th, 1913 Baud Qoaoen. A. ppa.ratu &~~d llt>kl ~~ b7 :\d.IYf!l ol lM Ooluabta TGt"D leftla . 81nclnc. Tur-ot -wu kt'"h W.IN o1 ~~neral U•loot.. Gamet and Rac:et ' " Wlet. Men aod Oblldrn. Au uJofl'ble lime .,.ured to all who aueD4. ADMISSION - 10 CENTS BACK TO NATURE BASKET PICNIC - •BOTH PBOND Cbt Kaiserbof a vaNSMG&-C.Aa.utaT PETER KLIPPEL 1 /IA.nolt. ,..,;. "'"eotl,<r aao1 &111011( tlrle llllllf111 t'oa~id erf'd .... the I'OIItilllf Y. P. 8. L. ron· •·•ntioa. They d~lded tbt iDUmurll tba Youug people •ho were t Q blo f ,,,...~,.., w~re to be INI'ued ua<lr r I~ of Sodallara, It, wu but pt'O~ t.lle State a - . i u ee 1hould nrr· AT- SC.~ANTON PARK A most beautifUl spot about a mile and a half this s ide of Hamburl( t."NDEJC A l:SI'hJ£5 oP. Biinchcs 2, 4 and 8, Local Buffalo S. P . Sunday, August 24th • O _A MES P1U H. CAlllliY Of SCHENECTADY WILL SPEAK Take B. &: L E. Can at W ubin(ton and O intoa Strub NO ADMISSION The Street Car Men's Union ARE BAYING THF.JR t'ill ST ANNUAL HELD DAY AT CARNIVAL COURT We dnesd ay, A u g u s t 27th TICKETS, 10 CENTS EACH Boy you r tlckl' tl f rom any rnowrm an ur Nnductur. E'l'ety (," oloo ~au lu Oulr•l o Ot~j:h t w vootrunlu tb e Strt>et C.t llo•o. SOCIALIST D·AY CRYSTAL BfACH Saturday, Aug. 30th ATHIITIC GAMES' SPECIAL ATTRACTION Hannes Kohlc.mainc.n. ·champion amateur long distaocc r unner of the world,will compete ac-.a.inat four men - running , in relay s - again s t the world's reard. UNDER AUSPICES OF LOCAL BUFFALO, SOCIALIST PARTY ....... .... .. "--~ c:... -....~ ... ~ ....,.~\111> . �~'W'a&Q.'rnTHa BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBI.ISHING COMPANY ~~ 52:•. &,-ser..t.We.. · 1AJ1'PAJ..O.,N.Y• T......_ .._,.. KaAl:all. ......_ PllAJ'K DlltUQIRJm), ....~.~lido- • . ,.. CA~·r::·v. ~Pib$1.001*7,.,,5Dctm-dlt.pl;.W.Ia.n.­ o(llil!!o• E:ra~ MMICODIS~I- ID&Utor JII.Deb. tilt, at the pol&oflloau Buffalo, :Sew Ywk, v.uder the Aec of JiU~:h I, lS'ii SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1913 ===~-=~==~~~~~~= OUR CONVENTION � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Will Settlement Stand Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/6c5b78cd738ac9caf467ff306778121b.pdf 1954cd3a859c49d730845a1ca105956e PDF Text Text LOOitATTHI!~O. M1fM1D IOOA1JsT ON YOUR ADDil!SS LAIII!L MU1 AT NEWS STANDS IP IT IS 64 ~YTO YOUR SUIISCRIPTlON !Jt. PIRES NEXT WEEIC. SATUIIJ>AY Voi.D- No. 63 BUFFALO, N. 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WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTAltER AND FUNI!RAl. DIIU!CTOR a·a;h:~~~~;h::. fur lJomrad~ Krll.~ t h•· ,.,...,all11t '"'' c:au~ You.u for tb" UHIIU II OQ, Wlt\OLAL'S RKI 'ST , ____ M,._·hoa, S . \ '. LOCAL .JAXESTOWN NEW&. 'l'o.,. oati.m •• "' "aJ11~· a•h·aari lll:i. au U vaonu:,: 111 J11nw• t owu. Tb., d:!6 'ot..ca•l al lht• laM! t'l,.do<in 1(1\r• &II 1.iea htJO• thr ,.-o~kln,C cia,.. art' a..-ak"'""# 1111•1 ·•·• '"II '" tb" o·o·<>J"''"'"·~ ro rumOII · ,..,alth. tbrir in•hu.uroal, .. t • ai >O II. '\"lu i~ tb,. olo\ , .. ,,,,.. loa•r '"'"" bu oy ~,., .. ,lltht•or ma.•l,.r•, th<" t•r•·l""" work rr· f.,r ~oah•n• h a• .. t:..-fo n <' •etla~t· No.5 WAJ.DBN A V BNUB ai~:;;,;~:~~~!~SE.~~r~t rn•ninl', ,-'.U.i(ll~l "lb. ~l .. i>k ll butJf'.'' of Hulfalo, 11 81at• :!::•:·:k,~~:f ,':,:, hot T h• lint kiiOWI ... !IIt' o f hi • tb~ •J •P~.,a nr~ of .. ba 11 <! hiHo' 1 i~i11 11: tb ~ ID<'"tiUjl wb 1rb too l<! <Ill a11_y ut f'V~r~· • lr l'f' t . 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GOOD FOB SOD TO PDGUST 30tn t.t~·n - ibruuj.;b out t bt• "''"' " '· ou r •tr••f't nw<'t ' "II'· tbt• J,...turo• '"""'""'· l\llllta ol<' 1\trk ,,..,.!\,. l ~:;·;~··,::'''~-:~"k:.,:' :~:;'·',1~~~.:;• ,';:., !::.~~:' ,::,. ,•;::~::;'•~a.llon~.•·. ,..,.,.nr • at ~lt<ko• """" tbr 011l.•· h.• oat ia bOJ"'• .,f ha• 10~ tit"'" ..-;th 11>1 Jo:""" a"'" n.~ otnk .. r. •a~ hJ rb .. "' '"" u~ar '"'"'" T h•• ;. • ·lutt :-·-·•all·: • lui• an-I ""' tl·o :-oo·••h.• t n ..... t ia th,.,.,• ~mall tu•·nt.. Al·l.-rll.··•·· .. ,. b&•<' •'.\[.._.,...,J ih<'J'<lht~o·al \'uur• for So<:oah~m. lru \:rn a~>•l 1t•·•~ho•t~ of ~ 'apta]t,. IJI, an.]th·· Ia• "'""lr .,·ll··u•·.. •ll•ll•·•l• '"" tl11· '"·' fu• ,.;.,..,.,, • .,_ .-\rod ,.... •bat: •···• ,., ''"' uut<l ••• loa•~ ••·•·wu j·l.•lh··i '"'" .... ~... Th~ \"'""'""" "" '' Summer Suits udlnttodtomahade.a-p _ cl&bem, • •• ~. . pa*'llricl aa • - kl mU• ~kll: MIUDJ polllbM, Ualola JA.MI Oloc.bla. u4 Pun!JNlap oar IJ*ia\IJ', · 75 $))75 $12 to $16.50. Suits;;;:, nowat-- - ~. $18 to $20 Suits now at · ......hat a.dt 'F~ 1.11 tkd taw• . . . e.,.-rttbi.WM!I;•Itltt-..,a.rri.-.1 .ma-.iy "" f'- tMt ~,. ttle Sor.al~ pa, ...... Ga. . .... . . .~,· 11Bodo wer• W1W I a a~ - IN ~ •• •Le. fll t"- fMt Wt tH ' m - • • E11'£111118E ---a.--. 1800J.,.._ . . �J'OR 'tH.E BENEP'IT OP TD A roe iter. ·zeitung IN TEUTOIIA PARK, 1286 FILLIDIE m. Sunday, Aug. 24th, 1913 Oo!u~! Gamet ~~~:St~~~~ .:=~~.r.::ron:::=" b[M":'; ~ 1.1:1d R1.-dlee. Mto t.ad Oblld rt.oa. f~ Uaklat. A.D eajoJable time aaontd lo all who atwood. SPOI!I: IOit'RT SHillER, OOIIOf.llllllll ADMISSION 10 CENTS 8t.rlp of ..-lx tick et.. 50 Cent. BACK TO NATURf .BASKET PICNIC SCRANTON PARk A most bea.,tltLtl spot about a mile and a half this side of Hamburg UNDE!t A t81'1CE.S 01" Branches 2, 4 and 8, Local Buffalo S. P. J. H. WEIDEMJ Sunday, August 24th 11#1../IS" .,c._p,JI. The bolo•~ r·"''''- ll o• '"'hau srown! attrartio11 •t tlae 11•mn will be Yoa P' qsaJit.J as a fair prioll• .._. H••K oll~ ....l_.., fll•mp1011 ntllner of thf' •or!.!. lie will ru11 •F•hut fo•r on e n to IJ,o,at the world '• n •<'ord &1111 llannn i• the bor to do it . J[oi:Llem&im.ea a llodalat. GAMES PHIUP H. CALLERY Of SCHENECTADY WILl SPfAK T ake B. & L E. Cara at W aahiortoo and Ointoo Struts NO ADMISSION The Street n's Union ARE HAYING THEIR }' JUST Louis Josephson _ Do.M ~oo -""'·-· ,._..._J IM 4 :370._._..._Bul'falo ,N.Y. ASH£& ...,.....,,, .~..~ ,, '"' ,,, 111 AIDBII' A"tJflll1 111\JOWNERSI''"''" ...., ..... ·•• ,~,....,''"" ... l fU ~UoUl UU IIIU'UU1R 1 I(Hbclltr S••plt Clolbl•g 1 o ..... •• '"•nawd h_r t! :tAtH .l li. 11•u•J quar~rly di• iden•lt ot 1.._~ toil ~Ow:tmon .h.,e. ••re rlarN. ANNUAL HELD DAY nCARNIYAL COURT Wednesday, August 27th TICKETS, 10 CENTS EACH 8~1 your tlck i'IJI rroroanylnotorm Mn ur~mdnctur . Enry Uoloa man In Dulblu ou,; h t tu t•atruuju tbe Street Car )11'1). SOCIALIST DAY CRYSTAL BEACH ·saturday, Aug. 30th ATHLrnC GAMES SPECIAl ATTRACflON Hanna Kohlcma inen, champion amateur long distance runner of the world, will compete against four men - running in relays- against the world's record. ' �P\lalSKI.D .....U.Y In' THB BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBUSHING OOMPANY 5lY. Lpsa..t.~ a.a.TVII ~~ Hmll~~.~lnln.. BUJI'PAI..(\M.'Y. l'1lA.HitDG:UII'ItiSDro.~- W. P. CA~~Jt-v. ~PrbSI.OO,.,_,~IIbtDOIIIbl.p'J.W. .. ...._ ~· . SOJJ!fitr••W"'~Il .. du,.lio••rt•rot.J. Fet)&Nol ""-"'" llllnb h• kt•a•OIII•I it. '"trffot.rk T,..,,. or It• IIWI' ~~•111oa llll•ll!r M~!•tla••l. l'" t AJiloOitUtll#otl.!lf -'"''."''' -•n ; v-··.~,.~·_!;!.,.-:·.:~)=~·.:..:: •all>t-. tM t'..Jf'ral B'""''"" ~tr .h...•~t~t •• ,,ld ..u lf>r--~ l•••ru-•t 10 - . , boW to any ••! o•OIUII lk"1 111'11.1:11 . .;lot liOt"rNt. tllo•r .. ,,," ,,....,.~. 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A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-08-16 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0a809754801c0925a172c3b7f7577c51.pdf 7926d4480f30a479aea415d1798b8d81 PDF Text Text , .....-.o ICICWin' off I..OOitATTID-01 YOUR ADDRISS IAIIIIL 1P IT IS 1AU1 A T - STANDS ,...._.YTO 11\TUIUIAY ' 86 YOUR SUBSatiPTJOI'r PIRl!S NEXT YEI!II: Very_ Little Money Paid to Suff'ere $15,000 G>lltded &t No One Knows Where It -Mm Who Paid Money to Husted ·Insurance Years &ve Found it a Fa.k.e- Bqokkuper Charge of Funds on Vacation. · · ret. PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS "BICOHD AND PRtJUDICED" �E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTAXliR AND l'tiNI!R.AL DIRECTOR No. ·s WALDBN A . VBNUB GOOD FOB SOn TO BDGOST 30tl ~ummerSulu ao4 S.tnd 10ru.lre • d..,. .....P old»em,~tG- han }*Caprto. a. . . . 10 -•• qalelr ..tltnr po.UJ... tbJM~e.Lallel oao&hlor iUid ·-lHI•p out ~fT. S9 75 SII75 $.12 tQ $ 16.50 Suits now at - - - -,.,-- ,., ' :J&It,., Capl1rs 1« n.- Ctt•• $18 •• $20 s..tts now at • - • TIE • • llel-ae8 a . - 8t. 1800 8t. J.,_ �News THERE Wll..L eE AFTER M RI!GULAI\ BUSINE!S IIJ!I!TIIIIG OP TID! V. -P. S. L. THURSDAY EVE'G, AUG. 2J, J9J3 FINE 'Mus!C REFRESHMENTS tJAND JUIC AND SIIMMERNIOO'S FESTIYAI. Arbeiter Zeitung · IN TEUTONIA PARK, 1285 FILLIDIE An. St.~nday, Aug. 24th, 1913 g::.~~ G~r!!~r£.~;~~-~i:~':::~:~=~ b{e.~~IYo': !Ye'~ '80TH PsoNKS Cbt /Uiserb~f A.u euJOJ"Ilaile ll.111e -u~ to •11 wbo •Ueo.d. SffMII : R0 I U T 8T EI HR, 0001 Of lllt:ARBIITIR l!JlliM(; BVDmiGS-CAa.utaT PETER KLIPPEL 10 CENTS ADM18810N Strip of •lx t;lckot.. 50 Cont. .BACK' TO NATUR£ BASKET PIC'NIC -AT- SCRANTON PAR.K A inost beautifUl spot about a mile and a half this side of Hambure tNDE I< At:SPIOES OF . . . . . . ... . . . . . I ... takl, Charles Baumann MERCHANT TAILOR f.IQI " -·" - '· Josephson , •• .,,m.. ;o•""" t baft<'f' to ,·iait th " DI!W head· of thf' Roo:-htwter \'. 1'. S. b. fa rf'\anl,r.l ..50rou••l triJ•· to110n.dn art:Job.anitljl' you a ro,..l 100.1 ti me. lJan ~· ri.t .., bikea to t ile flllrb. m-o;o8 1••,~ ··· aaol leu t of all a banquf't with ... t u dJrink lathirown ~ and th e :.tor-he~~kt Y. P. !J· Sunday, August 24th GAMES PHIUP .0: CALLfRY Of SCHENECTADY WIU SPEAK Tab: B. &: L E. Cars at Wubinrton and Ointon St..ttts IIIU iif!. An,qoody tkat "-On~ra<let~ e •·~r bowtolil'<"yoo Min Branches 2, 4 and 8, Local Buffalo S. P . ,.,.;,.,.,1 the Ro.-11· aroulill@'~•l k•owa that tbry NO ADMISSION kn~•:. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lime . So doo"t foraet to aead tn yo•r nnH" tbeoq;a,.i:uorifyollinten<l to " ::;,;~;;~ ;,:;:.::.~··~··· •• ,. · l>on't furl!'rl tlo.,dat8uoday,S.OjJtembe!- th itb. Rooe hHt"r i• tile plate. ~J .. t Y.I'.8.L.outiogoftheiM'a· The Street Car Men;s Onion ANNUAL fiELD DAY AT CARNIYAL COURT Wednesday, August 27th> TICKETS, 10 CENTS EAOi 80)'10ttr tlclrF:eu f rumanymotormao orooodoctur . • E"ry Ooloo mao In Bolralo OUj:ht W !"'lrGDIUI th e Street SOCIALIST DAY CRYSTAL BEACH Saturday, Aug. 30th ATHLfllC GAMES SPECIAL ATTRACTION Hannes Koldunainen, champion amateur dlstAnce: r u n n er lone of the worlcl,willcompet<acaJml lour men - runnlnc In relay a- aralnat the world'a recon!. �P\1111..1SHSD ,..cLT n THa BUFFALO SOClALIST~ ooiiPANY 52 W. LpS~r-.Wa- l"'t.t..Qt.,...,.....,.":"_ BUFFALO, H. Y, llAATIIf~........ ....-r~.~Wfbw WPCA~N,~• ......,..PtbSI.OO,.r,..,.SDca_..,,.,..._ .. ..._ ~· S'a..-.dM~-clulmatterJ-.6 , lilt, at&hepoltoiBaed Bd'alo, New YDI'k, RDdH the Act crt llan!.lll,.llft SATURDAY, AUGUSt :13. 1913 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-08-23 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-08-23 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n064_19130823 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n064 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Who Has Husted Relief Fund Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/58709619987de873005ef81d0a207dba.pdf 4f05d7573204f9a6da89390ce10d30ec PDF Text Text News Does Not ln·tend to Account for Money Don·a ted · ·For V i c t i m s THE RULE OF THE LIVING A Q..ASS.CONSCIOU LABoR DAY - . -·- · If Aocounte Have Beeft Handled ~r. QaU.IIl---''1 -·t •••1 r•prttt-' ".000 U IOI . . . .t &ICIJo wM ~ k•lllt llu MNI 4P•t Willi tk #ulkoetM ftf till n « - • tf tilt H ..tH )il l !l 4J-t~." ~ )h . J•IT•• •ullfl•l .,hor of tM b..... :.~•-'' Y• ,..,,...., H--. Yn •~1··-··. .t h••a.'' n ~~a ,...._ ,....,, ..,... rly ...,,.. N••• •t..a. lap•rd• ~t..r. t;vMf - " • • 1111&1 l 1 •llo•M ...,_11'ttr '1111• oc re«.._ t• tl •-"' f~~~rl ... t" • t\&. •lao!• ,.,_ "ut"oftM a......, •f tH Q, 0 . BEACH PREPARED FOR BIG.- SOCIALIST CAR FARE IN WITH EXCHJ.ENT SERVICE �W.A.VDLT,lf.T. ~ \l:a .. n lr lleld Ita llnt ~~~~ of tll4o ~ i\lolod..,. .v.aa. A111. 16th. Tbd ...... ·~ ._. ~ ~­ i•l e..-.er ~14 i11 1bd towa." Sl;tjill~u• J . llalle&f:T, • 1t.t.te orp•lur 1111d ~urer fliT Sod•lin l'ul7 of t:tue of New YN'kf iu'ri~ ia t" p.t. ~~~ Frid•Y· We U.d nrtiMII to apMk ia • hall eve•'11J! aDd Buday look l!d ratherli.H!d wbea lit """" lOe t old laial ..., •• ad•·ertit-d he •id, · u a(ltbinr Uke t be f'l't'" air da n." TI.e !tali._., were U.Yb l worb Satu"'-.r e~i111, aad tile •vrelyfollowed t bebaad. We totllefiNIWOrka, takiDI Sa.11day wu warmu tllaa "*" wu to tllat we ao eae iato a ball. Co111rade, auggHtl'll tbat wa a ll ro to Olea 1 0 bfoar Ge-., R. Kirilplltric.k tu.re 011 10ar, aad to bold 1..11 ortl!a a ir me.riug l.loaday •ilht. SteTo aurety Uew what • e all ..eede.t. 0.. oar - y bacli from Elmira we t flkl Ste•e to p ~ll. fiU.t hd ~JI~ and ~~ out - • band bill• ud we •ould pay t he U · pelllll!. Well, by lrio..tay noou ):Pa eotdd aee thl!m OJI tbe l"'ll• a ll .war t ow11. Tbil t HU.It<'G ia t bl"beilt meet · htgwr ew:rbad,uev<"ryonethat co llie oloagftoyfldu ot iltbl"lloilll.. W._ took up a flolltdi(>a ot ·~ ,::., aold tweaty JNI.Mj•bl~t 1 ontl ei,t:b t 111b8 to the ''&f · falo~ialill." t: ,•er.•·oneiJtthetowo i1 tolldnr Socoali•111. Mort mft tiDz:ll )illethi1ia .. bit we need.,. l am, Yourw for Soeiali1111, . J . w..-\0."-ll~. ,.,ted of tb.e Rud 8<-ho\ of So o&e ... II"" but &: le..ee-ot New '\"'rk IlioN c,IJ«II fw tl >3.i~ fM lllllllrNte. pc~wer to t be Rao.I _ Sc:ll~l. What we O ' HARA SAYS GRAIN WA.8 a..ed it~~~~ yuu.u1 mt!ll hke MaboaliJ. AND THAT TH"E WAREHOUSE . EL..\Ll1!,A CO YRAD£ FU LL OF OA8 TRAT THE DOPEY. let' t\U'e .at u OJ)t!.D•airJDeel_iaa. · wu j ..t wbet we needed.. Steve bullil.1 lo.l1 U)t..,lt!lll.t lteJ>h;ratep a a.d thee drivel t ile Joo!nt bomt wltb lo1•c wb lelo. ;. l ll.r<" to male bit liotentu tblok. li e na ilo n.-h 11o0i11t of tile ea pi talillt IYI'tem. •lo.ow> n!C'tlle 1 · Cl<I I PQ.IIle-•·S,,...ialiam.tbeOaly Tbb ••~ a orell &ttj'~<led .c:o•·~ re.J,. by w.•·er-' eaJ>il1llillt h h .. beea o llttla .low laa vin@' .llad ehar<lo~ parr,, bot bto:ti l'air for ~tte'r wkk lo. wa U'Uit will eo... ia Sorial.i~J\, r.rt y :ia e10d ,.tt'el ua iloryaod · . Yourw for tile l!RS. lL C. :u .a..eovu futll.re wbu ' " Wi!lb•iU., Tile s.•alo 8od ali.t;, a weoeiiJy ..Wtp!lper,,.bll.Mtaau.~o l t.e ''- d'fd today tNt • - of th -••IJoeoatriltutedtot.lw!Baat«~· aulta. Till• , ilia., ;. ~-1-.1 Jtl'iadJ*Ut td ret'rl!'d tan11era ud ';.. ro-.putfr "e)' O'OIItrr .... t i.-11!. Sev~, Cea· ~ K~ly .llad o 'rf!lY f-.ir·&iRd crowd wlw!~attu th-dytoro.,...­ .,_, .. da ka.lfto t " - ••otSod.al8. We eq>ed'"' • -e\ .r-1 to eo• of tiM -ti•l· Ia 6f Jill.'\ the wcwken """" lo.ne ben .trai4 tU.t Soc-r.JU• w .. apiut rdif*l. Co•rad• Kelly _ t:leared \lae.t J»{a\ !If la floe 1ba ~ ..,..WIIlf t"-t &.rilild• ._.... jw.1tiee for t.lle •1· ~ 11 well All t or t.lw! Ro-.u C.tltotie • lew. We are -klq " - ,_ tM ...... ~., ,~ .., . ltere- bt tk-rlalll"'· Wa all joio i11 wJYJu tlle Bd&So Sor:W;;4. to~ llllldiauk-rtllileda:..-d i.11Rtir elletb for tlJ.e -f>lll·ll •bKno.d. ~-:,:•H'!:fi!._-~-:s-W:uX:, �· HANNES KOLEHMAINEN of' Finland ChampiOn Runner of the W orld, will attempt to break the world's hour record agaln!t four men running In one m,lle relays. K06EHM'AIN€K-tS- A-S0GIALIST ArnR THE ATHlfTIC GAMES THERE WIU BE SPEAKING SPEAKERS: Stephen .J. Mahoney CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR R. R. McCaleb OF WISCONSIN Ella Reeve Bloor OF DAYTON, OR!O SEND YOUR FAMILY OVER IN THE MORNING . THIS IS THE LAST SOCIAUST OUTING OF THE SEASO~ - l 'ftD THE BIGGEST Ben, H•w• ,.. 14. F....U•r iS&M Jl,.,...,., ............ ft~,F-uer2 14ft HDUill, ILOCil CD. F u n e r a l Olregt:or• ......... .. ... a . . - ~~ .01 "WI L~i:..o..::." ~~:. . .__._ ~OCHESTER EXCURSION ..... '-·•.,a. of tM ·1 :;.;;;...;;.;=-=::.:..;;:;=~~ ~~ V.P.S.L. -~~ sm.Jtb,·ll13 . Jll SUI I:TocbuW~---ba .. a _...... _,...,.., -· ... u,_ ... .,:..,.'!l thoDIIilouttbil ,_l!aok SL,-... .._,., itoc:lmn'l!!t ~OWl ill! • 52 N. v. . . �' A~nA,n.n ~~~ f'U-.-D...U.Ta'I'TD PliBI.ISHING ..._, BUFFALO SOCIALIST S1Y. ......... 3tci:D.ar :=::-,.=."::. ~ - IIUPPAI.'O.N.Y. ~CA~T~ IIUI'P~N.~. ,...._!SIW. Bap,_.,ltdllow ~Ne.$1.110,..,..., • • ~,..nM--~ ~· ....., M _.s~..-.Jue•, • :&dUo, New Yorlt, ttu, ......~._ .. RadetlbeAci~ Xudal, li'TI \\',. hAn not ht•llrrl nf lillY \'Pry JonJ prott'llt from thto St at!! who wru< disw;te r . 1\t()[W)II(-d '" tak;• part in the inn'fltijllltion Stron~r ·· politi<:AI'' intlnenee. eh f of the nusted Som~nf' !uta had tlw ii;·n·e f(l !It~ that if the l11wn howler~~ ouoll <bom••I•N. th t' llolf pl»,W' nl nM'\.11'<1 11 Iucker hou,;e at tht> park ao btdly, it lw 11 good 11tunt for tb,.m tu IJU)' a lftt in the ''i~inity and buikl on•. I Kol<•••"•'•• REGULATING TRAFFIC It i11 hi~th time that Buft'alo prove i~ll t.o be better J!'rown ,·illagr in the way of traf'fie regulations. One 11not.her takes plaet- at the street erOMinp. and •·used by the eapilllliat pM!N u Ming due to the l"'dettriana, with the view of pr nteding the auto t'Xtensh·~ ad ,·utikr TbP o n! ~· reuon wh~· th•· r~ ba11 not ht>i• a muc.h killing!< i11. that !Jf'dt'ltriiiU.'i art> full ~· llUN from ri1k which tlu• 11UIO drin•r~~ hll\'1' f' n joyed and th•·•n 110 Cll r<'ltllll. t hat tht JWopJ,. run IUJtl dodge .at Ilk .. a lot of IWhool t•hil<lren playinll 111ft. o r sul'fer I'IUI.Ii~ll lo:l'l'>l slighting from a ~tret•l <'liT ami await thP pl•·•u•ur .. of, th•· r•·arh tlw Kid .. w.t.lk. and 011 :\lain 1>"<\o•r,.; ltrt· fnr('"d To run lwh\'<'1'11 1 Hf ~ueh (Ill! :\lain IIIT••t•l Wf' hll\' 1' thP ••f tho • o·n11111~ 111r >tlld hrf'W l treuurit'fl. WE Ill~ lUI II r.. w ~elected buaiot!81lllleD and politicians •"f•!"'~"llo.;l,~ ·••rt !or the l'llf'l>o51' through the inftuep~ or the eapi~litlta thQn t :\ u~· wa,\'. ltlt'h littiP ~leb ratio ns an illVtnted ~·ou thiuk t ht~t ~·ou art' a gN'al ~pie. and to take your stn•g~rl~ for exist~PN", 10 that you will not think that bsd .rter all · . All thOM' wooden toOhmua r~ted 011 Main rtrtet have hy th~ hands of tbe ll'orhn~. They haV! been pia~ in the worbra. Working daM t>leet rici&JJI will put tbe · W or kinr men will wpply (be muaie tor t he oteui()JJ, ~rta ininr to the a1F.ir will ~ performed. by the tl~ bir tbinp-tbst is.. enjoying tbe eelebntion ud mone~-11·ill \wo don~ b~· the eapit~ list daM and · -. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-08-30 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Union Men are Bums Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a25246734b72a333570c467f82c89370.pdf ca89c58a87941f924863cea53f21ef27 PDF Text Text ~T.J::IJ:,f' IPITIJ 87 . YOUII.~Ja.. PIRD NDT Wl!llt Speakers ~ ~~oming to Buffalo �MEN! Tille ~ QoM ftlr ISO o.nte We want you totrlr aJ>alr of thoee wonderful Bllffalo Shoeo , �SICIALIST RATIFICATION . MEETING Elmwood Music Hall SATURDAY EVENING Sept. 20th Speakers: .JOSUAH WANHOPE, Editor New ~rk Call. GUSTAV A. STREBEL of 8yraouae. STEPHEN .J. MAHONEY, Candidate for Mayor. �.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. It's Up to Dudley Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d752c1a2c6a886f4c36f062ddbe58adf.pdf 84e3ebe27d4fb0b2370481621ad78cc8 PDF Text Text I.OCIItATTHa~O. ....AID IOCI4I.IST OR MUI4T-STANDS 'lrllbNaDAY TO YOUR ADDiti!SS LABIL IP IT IS 88 YOUR SUIISCIUPTION I!JtPIRES NI!XT Wl!l!lt aATliRDAY . 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'rille 14!Dr of IM.§ .... • t l - of ..,..,., f;;:;,;;;;:; hatiour~ :-:•.~. .~~~';!~ ,.,. •id-naha,.,. r-noh:atioq ;:: !ar~"'! CJ.to . . .. . . _ _ , , . . . _ .., • .,.,...,., ,._Jowolzy~ ~T~•oe.Buff'alo.N.Y BE OPENED WITf! A ~ GREATt\TIFICATION · · MEETING Printing · )!qeJ. _,..IIUglat ot ~N It .... tlle pthTiq of tii<J Saturday Sep~. ~ve'g 20th THE SPEAKERS WILL BE 3Dstpb W4n/JDpt Df ntw York Clip €dltor n,, 'iorlr C•ll .fiusliJO .11. Stnbtl Df Spracust 'F-r~ltiMLkllt•.a-r.., Sltpbtn 3. milbDntp 5otl•ll•11'•rlp Gllfdld•l• for m•vor 00018 OPEl AT 7 P. I . Admission, 10 Cents �P\J......,waKL,..,.TH& . BUI'FALO SOC1AUST ~<Dill'ANY , ,.,.......... .......... SZY. J.clt..,._._W._ ::::'~"::::. .,....,._, aw. ....,....,,.,.., .....,...... . aJPPALO.N.,.Y• • ~CA=-~ ..,.ALQ.,"-~· ,~.~.,.~ ~· .. l•ll.u..,.,_-:e-• ~-~~---~ Jldaka."New Ted, ..s- U..""o& Ill._.,. I, 1.1"11 SATURDAY, SI!PTI!MBI!R 13, "13 t.loe to Ito-. by e aab lio( --• aod ••~r ••1 f or lht' S!11lr of '\t'"" YorkT llu/~· nut> t h m~ot ...... ltwkintt t o makf' thirun fJ*"d~t 1 1 thP ban.uel.j,,.,,,.., ia l o,l " ·~~·h .:~,;:;,"~:*"~h~~.!~r 1 [.~"~=~~~~~ .:0 h~:~~~r~~~i~i~::.. :::;.:;.:~ '~ji~u::~;. d;!;:~,,:;;~:.':1:'~.P~11i•1r:,'orw;~:!ct~o -~~i"!o~~ t o ~~- · ·lfnttnrahlf''' h<efon• h" nanu•. .\ ud thu11 ..tulo·th tht> wo"t t>Xt'tiM for et-l"bration ew•r food h.1· th .. o· :~ ploit .. r~ of lh .. ~11 1 1' of ~I'W York and the C ity Buffalo t>utlll .. hun f)o,,., a ••orr~._ ~·i•hat-. s, ,....., lhlllplt>u~ OD•· d•d ~ hmily loto relatloo• otlter •otiYN tlloa l.o"" . o od tlrw! detoire to uoiat daeir f'.DdaYOI" t.o II• - • lh·N oa tile buiJI of li•e ,.:q:a~i~~il;i::~~._[._~:,i~~:; ,_be .. • fw ottlteir ll.,.t•abloeribo-r. ~rtl!'d (". .Y . . .iOI fOtr ..btl that W of tlile Lyre...,.,.,..-,;,.. M tlw: e ll'e ct.lu pF"P"P•da t~t It lt r-ibloj-lrlM,, tto weuiu. AoG tile L.fft\1111 ct~>..,n-t pli._ a ia .-itllloat n.e ne--t fair:: ~:• ;:atC;.tea: .;a-:;;::0:.. t~-;~iat~~ 1~ae u- ef our -.1 tlla ' '!'''"""""' ~ ~~~:·. aiL - - -- Pt>rry• .....,.k thfln" t intf'rff'r" with the work of nJM"tinl!" were hf'ld just thf' qml' •ve.n. t hough of the ropa. ---- - - \\"'111'11 tb,. Dt-W"11w-ritf'I"' 1111d rt'pOrtf'l"ll atte mptNI to Orfranile umon w (..-d nme from F.ditor ,Joel~·n of t hf' S"P..-. to atop it. aod • ·as !OJ•i>t'd Anotht'r n:1mpl+> of what a dollar a wH:k extr1 ll'ill tlo t u ~me meD. GREAT SPEAKERS OOMINQ Tht' ~ial io!lt Party of Ruffalo haa J)lanned a great this fall. and one wbil"b will hf' o f unt old value in the t hl' workent of t hia t"it~· We ha1·e had thl' llOOll fortuo• in tht' put fpw montha t o bad liiOIIlt' of tht> IJf'"llt ~lrt"t"t t·ornPr oratont in the NIUnt,.,.. 1nd bl\' f' lli"' with llrnt 11uff- . Whu• a f~w y Hn aro it waa a aom;- 1.,"_,,_ eult tuatt~r to c·ontttt"Jtatt" h!JI or fiftf'f!.n peopl t> a.bout a aoap orator at a buay I'Ona.. r . we havf' had big audieneH thf' rut ftlm~r f'"t"I'U iD tb.. outlyin~t diat r ir bl. .-\udienre. 1pproae.bing the thouaa.nd DMirk ba1·e rrf'>t'tt'd our strf"f't JIPf'ai.l'rs during the put IIUD1n1et . · F~ thl' (*()llllnlt" .....-on spukf'nl will bt th• ffltm try and th .. r .. •·ill hf' no 1.-t Amot•J th~ whom •·r -.·ill · is LouiA .J Hun..an. • ·ho r""I"'H'ntly ~~~ tht" ~iaii•Ut. J'Oiitlf',e.l partiH r't>mhin"l. 11'o ritl and ~l1yor llun.,an hu rit~· to a ata.nd~till •dth • deanMlt .\no tht>r ~taiUn "rator of e~~~ial II )J.nrf'r. prea.ident of thf" Pt>ruu:yJvanU. St•te 11nd • fo nne r Stall' A•t>mblynan. Gf'(lrre 9 . Kirkpat rid:. author of '' War. What Fort" and who it a tf'aeht>r in tht> Rantt Sehool ~:~f Soria) ~ &f New Yorlr:, will spea k ia Bu«•lo unde r the auapi~ of the Soei.aH•t Party. Jo.ftua Wan hope. who i. f'ditor of tM New York Call, wiU •ith ua *>OD. Comradt> Wanbope W 1 fi.H .p.:aker with a kno,...lt'd~ of t.bl' ~i•li•t mon•ment eombiaed witk travel pe:rii'M'f'. llube:rt fl lfanitou. one of the rreatetJt of oepo on.tors. wiJl ~~PMk for ,Sodaliem in tbil e.ity. .,.j..u ....._t tllel.tlllieir G~~:S;~.~a;:u;~;am;:!!h o~~!~edi~~~~~~ =:.,w: ::=.~u...,:= !:~ ::;t~:-::_.•..;:_:: ~ ::-:;~·:; ::~ ;: ~~~ ~her 0 in ooted ape&ke." we are alway. ear-ble of U · J.<Oundin"' Social1111 in a ftl~J1Jter thlt makes the movemeat crow are 1f'"- Oulrtav StreHl ud William . E. Duft'7 of Spaeue. A• wiD be: Hell the Central and Campaip Committee. han out. lin~ a ea.mpaipa of ed-.eatioa for tAe workers of til» dt)' he.h u ~~~=:~~ !::~p~~>: :::U::e:.:r~: IDOYf'WHt ~;~~ry &Dd tbe ioe.reued iaterelt aU 0\fft' the eity it ~ betit.,.-ol!d me-etior will be well at:te04Hd aod t.hoe dfol'ta o U.e Party Thf' 6Pt •1•iut eooit&liam it n bt a ba.DDO"r ' " ' f or Socia1ila. ia Bdalo aad thd" year will ,_, . h ... NoH .aiel tlaat ...-... -rilk• ' • doe .t ,..a....m ..U.W.. .. tlle »-tiea~-:-:!'.-.::. ':e,~~ ~ ~ .~ ........, ~ .. ,enolr .I .aa.t Ylt.alllJ' •N ,...,.., e1 u. wGol ~ ta ta.k e We uo. n.,., bo.. a -w I• wtif'.~ ....,._,. 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IP IT IS 89 .,_YTO IA'nlaDAY YOUR SUIISaiP'T10R EltPIRES Nl!XT YI!!I!IC TERED Clover Leaf-Mill Biggest Meeting of Campaign EIGHTEEN ITALIANS ROBBED Repeats Murder of' Will Make Capitalists Quake · AND STARVED BY ERIE RAILROAD H us ted w 0 r k e ·r s Wbilt Candidates of Old Parties Expose One Another in Factional Mm Cheated Out of their Wages by Railroad Off!- . Owoera and Capitalist Politicians Rave Another Chance to Shdw Working Mm How Uttk They Care for Thdr Protection•....- Fights an~ the Socialists Arc Educating the Working 1 Class N . f Abo''-1.'-- S · Which Makes Sla to cccssity 0 uauu~ ystcm vcs , of Millions an.d Multi-Millionaires of a Few. dais and Padrones .F~d Starving by ~epr<SCJQtive of Buffalo Socialist-County -t:odgmg House Furnlshts Meals to Mrn to Whom Company Owes Money. Explosion Result of.Absolute _. }!lereprd for Safety of -. 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IU\IWI hit,"· · at ....1 •• S.,.. t~ _,. tltrea « ......... tllffw IIi• ril" - 1 " * r-ivad eom•itt" '"',.. .. .,..~,,. •••I graoted tlof' ni!O"-~ Wotllt".,. t 'aiva ~.. ~~ ao4 t loat it i•t•'"u," aad, ~~~~~ l!a· H..a" 1,.."'11"' fer f0o1r IDOrt ..,.,..,;~ ••~ hvk11all replar •eeti.ap •t Jollab.r d~at eh!•nt. de itt l,.tdoli"'. At t\wo IIW"fl••lll tb• followi11,- Satur•l•.• 1'•"- Hall. For t ile l.e.~tt of '"' braad wba •t~llt. llowe•·,.,, tiM IIOIU'te derliDN to A ~ ......_ ,.. t~ c•'*- •Y ''it ea•'l ba •loa~•· t*bliab rlf!I"O~'lJlT"' 1lof' l""r••t• a atl ,.-Ilea tiM- ! 1 - - or tile l.adatea' Taolan ' l'oio• a table •i~A•Iar.wlt.at otlitl'cf elt>a loave •ta11 J ~ ~ ,_,., arator ull '-"" ~ of b'd11 •Uh; worked aa tap -·'--~- .......... ........ ht..... _ ~ . . . _ _ , ... u . ..., �tbt 'Fa/I~ Campaign SOCIALIST PARTY J OP TUB WILL BB OPBNBD WITH A Printir;&g . Thats right QUAUTY PIIEU tSC..SUIIIIMk. ~N.Y. GREAT ·RATIFICATION MEETING AT THE ELMWOOD MUSIC HALL Elmwood A ve. and Virginia St. Saturday Eve'g Sept. 20th THE SPEAKERS WILL BE 3~stph WiJnbopt of ntw >!ork Clip €dltor ntw York Coli 6usliJo :JI. Stnbtl ~~ SpriJcust 'ro,., C•ndldolt for c;/tul.·6-mor Sttpbtn 3 . miJb~ntp Sotlollst f>•rlp (Andldolt for Tthpor . 00018 OPU AT 7 P. I. Admission, 10 Cents 3000 Good Seat. at that Price hundred and fifty reserved seats in front of the speakers stand at 25 cents The World's Most Skilled Mechanics use the fl nest tools. The World's most expert typists use. The Underwooct Holder of every International Record for Speed Accuracy . Stability "The Machine You Will Eventually & y" UIDUWOH nNWIRU 00., ........rut UI. . .IOD llM., HW YIK �8VPPALO IOCIALIIT - ~YaaJ..T n T1G BUPPALO SOCIALIST PUIILISHING CDMPANY SlY.B.p ...... lN.._ ...,.........._...,.._. ~~.~W&a. -.~N.Y• Pll.-:............,_T_ W. P. CA~~N.~. ~f'lrb$1A0,_.,_.,511k*....._,.,.._ta...._ ~· Z....._ u --.d<lul mau.r Jue •.J tfU. •• &M P*,oSoe •• Boalo, N- York, Glllder U,. Aal fll Kueb &, 11'1'1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4be0b7995760239dca4f46172a52deb3.pdf 7a883c6fa5300b15e69047f6bf848adc PDF Text Text 1.()01: AT THI!l'IUIIII!II (# YOUR ADDiliSS LA-. IF IT IS 70 YOUR SVIISCRII'1'10N IXI'III.!S NEXT YI!Zit �"'•tir.....~atrr­ •lll•tate brien,. for d!'maadt t.l'll, ••4 I •<'f'tbtiiOI &>.ply a all tb.,.ld Meo11«d..l Amiaimn•......-· alaot til~ dollt.l'll per tt.r for &11 i d":::::d E. WEDEKINDT . UNDI!ItTAIC!Il AND PUNIJtAL DIIIJ!CTOil No. s 'WA.I,D . N A V•Nu• ~ :o:tl:;_ of teD'00llf1ADB II:Ll.Y Ill •lt.! for t.ll nrla.,. ,.orktn. OOtJlf1'T DELAW AU 1 T\1rJ. Tile ~llt-Hur dt.y trw •·Ut.l t.a •bo•h ilen '""' K,.11.,, .. l d<'rJ!'1Kit.d •orllen, wlo.k,~ at,_.,. ~-::; '!::-~.t.,. ~~:lllll~:ut :~,La;:~· ~ ::::.~·0 ~~:~:~~ =~"'' .. J'•- nde J . Kl'lly ·., r<>t~<lort••ll . , )'aonil. n .. <'lt.pl•r-at of two q-a•tt ~bN.til ~U!rnou 11 tour tllrolljJ~ 0 0 all IIUitilius. . ! IIi. - r t)Q.t. nf lil<'plut&rru! kaowa 11 Flftil. Tile '"'CifiU!>Ot. o f the !lot'.- l"ork f;:tatt' 11. til• • ·oa.titutiot.leH .11'""'11: all •orken l~r osma ohjCt. ,...b_o- nf til. 1" S . ( l"t.lt...l 8Urb). •1-k tllrooRII thlr i a.:..:':·.,:•:~~:~:.~:·;r~--~~ 1 11"~.,-:'71~1~:':~ ~~~ ~~ll<'t• of tile . E~;f?:1;}~;~~~~~;~~!(i,~;:f;E~:~~~ii-~~. ~. .. Thl• Coupon Qood f'or 50 O.nta We want you totryapalr of thoaa wonderful Buffato&hon . :- TIE EmiPIIIE 1101.-a.-a. 1800...,_.. ,· �FIRE 'SALE '· In the recent nre at Frankllll Hall a q"'ftliJ' of books were damaged. Some were slmp1y smoked. others slightly damaged by W11ter. All are In pod oondltlon. BARGAIN IN BOOKS War, What For? Br~ R. It;,kpl.trick. Lot o(J6. Regular price $1.00 Fire Sale Prloe 211 O.nte The Call of the Carpenter . s,. Bouck Wbite. Lot of 53. Regular prtao $1.20 Fire Sale Prloe 711 Oente Introductiori to ~ology Br Arthur. Morrow Lnris. Lot of 26. Regular price $1.00 Fire Sale Prloe 811 Oents First come first served. All books by mall I Sc. e.xtra. Office of Buffalo Socialist, 60 4 Mutual Life ButldJng. Molt of the. book.s aM. in wt.h cood.~ you would oncr bow tbq b&cl bun throurb a fire.. Now is the time to fill up J'OUf We hue otbc:r bura.hu. libra_..;. �-.......... ~~nnw MWPALO 50CW.IIn' J"'ll![..SHHNG COIO'ANY sr•.....-s......w._ ......... ~-- ---~~w.. ......,........,....,.,... ~ ......,.Jf_Y'_. ...... MJPI'A54.K 1'. . •- •~~~ ~~ ~ ......... ........·__..._ ..... J'..... l'ftt.. • . ; , . . . . . . . Aetfll llflldl t . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-09-27 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/4b353f3543eb934230bff2123debe5b9.pdf fa62ce7bb1e66dd9aab5a30c10d26905 PDF Text Text Capitalist Politicians. ~lan to Discredit $ocialist Oandidat~ For Mayor Attempt to Hamper Socialist Campaign Caplf,all8t Politician• Use Park Board u Toola to Prevent Great Adv•nce of Soclallata •• Look• Like Very Dirty Work. HEAR BE !capitalists Dig Up Park Law a;s Excuse To Stop Meetings 1 Bl~ Meetings of' Soclallata at Lafayette Square Drive Old PartY Politicians to Deaparate Measures. OQTOBER 5th, A=F �E. WEDEKINDT UNDIIIlTAED. AND JIUI'IIIII.AL DIUCTOit No.5 lV..&J.DBN ..& VJIN17B BUFFALO SHQE CO. • u:~:. ~:. aaNI!SOA AND BLL.IQO'IT aTa. •:.e:t~~:,\.: ! pe..lte- bell. tao! ill of •troarn . . .. He •at eun~rle ot t!.. Hnnt •-•--'--- - 1-"" ~~., i•ln i• rolltkt. T~ e j>rf'di<"a ... at ot o!.':;:...®.· t b - •bo ~ tbr port..! Ilia politk~ly it o.-ea An IIDOrpabed, n:ploited., I roLotil'lll mob. tb~ ·~ to.ki., 110 t o,auotberll-. - Oenta . Wawant~totryapalr of-wondefful Buffalollhoea 1000 polr Men'a $4.00 0111 500 polr Boys alloolld hard Crain Work Shoea, D - , knock School Shoes. size only . • . . U-411 I 10 5 . • . . . tlllo .. 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SAft smJI u...oa L.TaUIL at ClClLUMlllA TilRN HAIJ.., !Mt.mlf!IIPla.r---..c:i1llol . n - . , J~a ~- .u.w. d ..U., u.. --~ _. .................. n-. we t.......-. ......,..._,,.....e;.._ lra.a1 a1 ~ .-.u. ~ fill ... 1.,_. .... ~ b aqU-c, tM eu.tirat.t.. r. ~ widl tM PnaJr. ~ A.drnlaal on ar..u.'k-, will~ w- • ~ aM-t-~AJI---are Wei&*---*~ - " ill~ AJodJe dlah- ,..ny '..-mt ..U u ill&D. Twr ... U... Poliall B..-. _ . btl ... _.lt~beUJ"'"*'- B..__,'"'" M not-I US G.,... So.m. n. w.,_ .,.....tur......_._ .._.....,.._.,__ddll" u.. . :r...a...~~.Wbe ...,.. .ut OOXIIrrru , -~. ~ 'Uic . _ bqi;M "lr7-. - · ...... ! ..-- .,.. ~-,......,. T.-k Qty. OR. - VINTAQE AND HARVE8T FEmVAL ...tl.ar at ~ .....,... .... ta). -...s . . lbMit at ... -.ti.IIIL bery OM.nl6e ... .....,. ~ Buoi . . . . . ., a.d.l - -..-a.--., Au.......... JrCJaall '!'0 '!1rr.e1Mlrl ... . . . . ._.. - ui be tO Cen ta whicb cntitka 'f'Otl 10 $10.00 worth of pkAwrc. ~~~;===========!:::======~ BEN F. WILSON IOCIAUIT MEMIEI Of IAIUI &TATE LEIIILATUIE wlll •peakat MILLER'S HARMONIA -- HALL- N~ Ulii ST. IDIIIaiCAII Sunday Afternoon, October btb, 1913 Mcctinr c.alkd at 3 o'clock . dea F. 'f\'1\aoa Ia -~In ofth• theM- OMell ~ . tM lmme ut the moM aMq-t OlH' .u.,...k"d rn!'u.~:!'-1~ ~{!~~·~\14.. clallt& Pl.rty . He waa 4 ppMIIO~. &apea V. ••m.c.a-. Bra~W>II O.e, at t"- "f'll&r menial dl!t-idrd "- e:M•I'! ''"" . . _ ftA!'EIIElfT or ~ it. 8aadaf • .,..... da•e. froa Jl.UII'A.OEKDT, ataotJLA'riOK, ' S....•alin Bllodtly lkllooJ'' to :zorc., Kilbolf..- ttreet. ~ Ed\tar, W. •:cl.iter, P . CatteU. ll&aal'"' W •'· <;;autoll . . ::;~.~.e:: x::~:· ~:i ~:::~ji.il D. W. J'. CATTELL. I B•or11 to ..d a.ubKri~ bdora me ULia t"Jd day of S.pte•be•. Ui113. LEY AST D. LE8TE8, Notary Publlt Ia' aod for tbe Couaty of Erie, 8tau of Saw York. ~==========~=======~ J/ '( N ( lt a eorporatioa ('1'a aamH : at Leroyaad ttoaalordllttMII I •H atOC'.lltolde,.. laoldi1111 per u nt or ........1 • Oetnt>er t, .. ~~ I "'"'~ ot tutat •••a11t or •toek ,_ ~-·• • ta.d Wa••rly atrtM!U oo 1 8ulfalo Sor.ialin Party, 000 lihtD&l Oo-tober 4. t Lila Bldf~ B..tr'alo, N. l". rr-. .. 11 Ell· .-PI 1 ~11 at "'••alow ud ' relllril!d. leU Broe.dway, Butfalo, S . Y ,.,._,• .::. ~~:::. ~toTt;;:,:· ! ( h&l ) --~· ' Ad rn 1aalo n U l C e nt.a ;.,,co.,eii<IXIIlllaiWeBJdt .. Ekllfalo. l ::=.~:-.~; ~ a THIS MfrnNc WILL OPEN THE SOCIAUST CAMPAIGN ON THE fAST SIDE Sdaool or ~i.al Beitoaee." Tile !l"''AT): Ot' :'\EW YORK .. -ula ....t.er\OMiartr~tbe • of tbe ..:laool aad take ia tile Couoty of F.r~. oa• wlao dca't like to be rla-.4 Of &trt.J., lio<'.i.alb!t, r·ubliaheo.l . . . kly, til~ tlaiWrea . Til. d a - are opea at Bdalo, :". Y. Iat •bo to atuod, 811a· IO:SO.-iM }L. M., e~H"Der et·er_r Eut Feny Debe Mya 1.&.. Wilton Ill 11 d - tu,doot, aclear l.b.htluw. IIID&II <Jflutf!DH &Pd apea.ler of >'lo· qu~Dot Ul4 power. Where ..., he ,,_ be will be~. hoaorN a odiD ~ Ied40.-.tlll.I'U." Mens Good Clothing READY TD WEAR UD lADE TO OlDER ( UNION L AB E! L. ) THE BEST IN THE CJTY FOR THE MONEY AU Good. Gvaraotecd lo GiYc: SatidacUoa . THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. LOUIS MAISEL J.,.iroN, C...,.u. Ott Ci...._ ,__...., , _ . ..JC......_ .• t~-. e_..,_ M-. • Ml' BRO A D 'V\' A T Aucuat Klenke THIJtST PAJU.Oit -rv•.,••••o • oo N• E V ERY YEAII IN EVE R Y OL. A 88 for Speed_· Accuracy - Stability the,_........._..._. UNDERWOOD Has ~ All �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-10-03 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Mahoney Arrested Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1b66d5bf1aac439ccd33f997a722fc6e.pdf 2033f513e006e7e2c890eacd96742f61 PDF Text Text I.OC&ATTHa-0. t"ooa -!.Aim. IP IT IS 71 Yomt SUIISCIUP'I'lON U. PIUS NI!XT WEI!It LOOKS UKE ORGANIZED EffORT TO BREAK UP SOCIALIST MEET1NG Ruffians Use· Old Man to Stir Up Trouble for Soc:iallstS and Prejudice Audience Against Speaker ..:.. Candidate for Mayor Turns Thdr Effort Into a Boomerang - Evidently Hired Tools for Capitalist Politiciam. HEAR BEN. WILSON SUN ' OCTOBE-R. 6th, A.T MILLER'S HALL �E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTADil AND 1't1NDAL ~ No.$ 'WAJ.DSN A 'VIlN(J. 1000 pair Men'a $4.00 Oil,500. pair Bo)la allaolld hard Crain Work Shoes, D width tnoclt School Shoea, atu only . .' . . e2.411 I to 5 • . . • • No rr-.1 lb"OM~ .. iJ..Idala litw0., ..,.,...._._,.., ... It •m•..._...,._ ... _.,,.~, .. ._,"'..,"'~....,..,_ dNIIW....t,.JIO, ... lG, ........ O'),. 0M ... poil110bpUrR , M ot ,._. tntr lh.,._Mr '"· ltlt. :M'tK , - • fiMikr,.a. ......._ l'Oapra .O..W• .,....,....,.,.....,,...., ~pedal, Botltoul ................... ..._ l'!ft.pn. o..w. ....., ..... .a.. Jo .. tt.tiDO;J-.ol, ttN. ,_.,... ..._tvr~..,.,... Wa~Ou.rn..-1 �111 WEINLE8EFE8T"' _,__ VINTAGE 1\. D IM.A~ R*T!VIU. ,_.,. COLUMBI A TURN VERElN "tl..tdl!r ........ .._..._ _ _ _ ............. .. . . . . . . .. n.- ............................... ... .................................. ..... .,.; al~ Adwnl-lon --til be tO c.n.t'"a Wlolch ..tttla- .. l•O.OO - h <al '*'- . BEN F. WILSO IICIAUIT .DIIEI If lAIIAI ITAT£ ltll&llTUIE will apeak a.t MILLER'S HARMONIA~,.--..,.,...--...--~ - - HALL ~ Dllf ST. IOIIIQIC.U Sunday Afternoon, October bth, 1913 . . II. 'fflta. 1f OIH! nflholl.. ....,..8loqHII.,IIft51Jfthlth<ll~ ~ls.t.l"lutl : He ..... ._~l<!ld :..:.--Ut!~tne~~ !:f!~i!·l: aMod Oli'U'd., ltlfl h001e ut "" 4ppMIW~ . Kap.a• \'. n.-.. ...1': . "a.. wu.on l1 • d - 1tadecu, • eleu tlal•W, • aan ~ ln'--M ...l'tlleii.D-.I.aod alpMkerofl!loqiM!I:IC!oJ &ad po._, Whe.-. • .,.. ber-t.wtllt..loftld,~ aDd h1•IIN to retam." _...._. THIS MfEIJNC WDl OPEN THE SOCIAUST CAMPAIGN ON THf EAST SIDE Mens Good Clothing IIUDY TO WEAR UO lADE TO OIIDU (U N ION l..Al:J t!L) THE BEST IN THE OTY FOR THE MONEY All Goode Guaraalccd to Give. Satbfactioo. THEANDREW GRAHAM CO. IIIIDS or ornaAI. IIGFOIIIS rot Tltf llmiiiATIOIIAlll 1:0. Til[ 380 MAIN ST. (Up Stai rs) Opp.lroquoia Hotel The Teat of T)'pewrlter Efllolenoy hu been made, for you IN OPEN OOMPETITION THE UNDERWOOD EVERY YEAR IN EVERY OLA88 �~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . t6...... ~~-~ BUPI'Al.O liOCI:.UI$1" PUIILI:IHII'IG <Xl8P'AN1' _ _ .... _ --~T. ~~...,_ _...,. TIJ"T"fM.M., ......... ~ . . . $fa . . .J..a.TT&L. ........ Jl~RAM........_.T _ JmlrQO,.IIt y_ .,_..* ............. ~..__ ~ ......... ....-... ..... ,._-S.,.,¢111..._,..._ ...... ._T..... . . . . . . . . . 11-ai.IC't SATURDAY. OCTOI!2Jl <. 8B othc "' ~'"'lah•m llll('8tt't tha11 W•• thillll "' Thr rap1hl li1t ,,.,,i~ hn• arl.-ctat thl!'ir eou.nt1 '-<1<,.-J><"ti, iana tnmrd hi th• min•t.,, hut both l't'1l~ndn.r the Tht'lt ltUIU art' lo11tlo'tl "nth 10ft mud and mire.. and hun1bU1l' Tbr npitaliat 1~ will f\N th• llf'Dtb &Dd the wo•'kinlrje"••• du1 wllllw- thf' nct1m1 ---- Th" nulh•.\1._,,... p•du·rl of ('hkap ~ntt, d talh"l 11n i-dtgh111h hummc t..uquet. It ~~ •J!S,OOO.OO. a l•n-lll'bn at tht· pr,-a,-h,.r Th~ JllnE~~ jm••rht't ~na.-..1 J11.m~ art to hat't b«o uevf'r eompi.ete ~· t• hil_tlotb. thMllf'h nn1eh lwhmd thwo &K\". h1 ~aile tUJOd ~nd thmw "'., wnmv. but ,..._. h.•ruddiN: u t• •ll~t it wu. 1'h•· p~·••uht>r mutoi howru·r, ttw,~ilt tW it bad t.he . ,,,. thf' NU' It ·~ thf' mort1l '-ut .urt, • lile thoo;11ht.. l~tht>r ut>n•r h••l h•ar..l nf l"t'ODOGI~ <Mt~,..WU... Ue •ould .. , ha\• lr.nor•n 1f ht> h•~l I'IW"l It Oft a loltel...l ~--~ ell a dark aijftlt . llf' .\l.tn ., lttmw tbat IU1~n.J iak!Wt1 deter.• -.on! no110011 llr w-•11 !IUft'f'ri~ fi"'WWI pru~u't W.t@lladaal lapid~. ~r:":t7: :: ::,~ ':~.. t~~ ~:!: ·~1,\M.II ~tf"'lllftr to•h .,..'""" •u 1M f"'Oal in llt. ~rdiul*tor ttuth that t.d ('Obdilioal J)r'Odlltt: t.d JDell. th ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-10-04 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-10-04 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n070_19131004 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n070 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/32a21390e1881dcd7a6b248823f4a005.pdf ae98018a68b4d7edb7d22e6b3c22ab1a PDF Text Text EX.TRl! EXTRA! BUFFALO, N. Y.• OCTOBER 4, 1;13 BATTLE FOR EREE SPEECH ELEVEN ,A_RRESTED Sociatists Make Stand Against Capitalist Ru_ IMah~ney Dragged From Stand by Police Captain I Eleven People Arrested · ·t:.afayeti..,-&quanr ·'YEtiltlwd:aw+ . Noon-- Bystanders ~s Pulled ln. After Placing Mahoney· Under Arrest Failf to Take Him to Station -- Fear People Will Resent Unfair Treatment. �........ 1«111tlu illll .....,.,.,. ~tm:&tR.Ii. E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTAKI!II. AND PUNDAL DIRECTOII. No.5 ' W.I.J.DBN A VBNUB BUF.FALO SHOE 00. 8BNBCA AND BLLI~ aT&. Thle. Coupon QoM fbr so Oente We want you totryapalr of thoae wonderful Buffalo Shoeo I 000 pair Men's $4.00 OU 1500 pair Boys all solid hard Grain Wort Shoes, D width only . . . . ~l 12.48 tnoc~ School Shoes. size 1 Ito 5 . . . . . No tbll-poa •U..B&blo 1M 0., Mfore !tne••l-. Md 1' ...u bt ...a.....,.- • .,enc.._-..,.aa,,.ar.-a'lllhJoa.-,_ •.---rr.•.IIO.M.to,ea.oo••·• o.. ....- .. ,u.,.tr. NotpolldJ•lfcrwntbel'lef, IIIL' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..._ Mlapn w • no-w. w..., ...-• ._,. pa~r. BpwlaJ, DDt Soou• lhoel, ._.. ..0., •Ill Klapra ~ w_, 8ohe, .......-o..,.....,. "-lOYII.tiiO;, I .. ~·· · J•tlleeu.for ..... Dlfl, �"WEINLESEFEST" · - 0~ •••• VINTAQE AND HARVEST FESTIVAL fl"o br COLUMB.IA TURN VEREIN 5•hlrd•p uti 5untl•p, Octobtr 4tb .,tl Jtb at CDLUMB!A TURN HALl. JUl - IUS Ga..- so-t. n. haJJ by .lppopril .. d.::Dntba- "'-' ...... . . ........ r¥ .. ~ ,.,_ ........ ~ pordarma.-. ............ " - .laid ILI:I..tlflllllknl&r ~ tr.- Ill iLI:I A ' \rnl-lo n wUI bee 10 Cent. which catitla you to $JO.OO worth of plcaau«. BEN F. WILSON IOCIAUIT MEMIER OF IUIAI ITATE lEIIIlATUIE. will speak at 1Mo J'. \\'11- l.lollf' of the moltel.oqoeot on.ton In theM· clalia Pv.rtr . H I! wu eleet..d ~~·o!:~~ ~-:!~~:~~~~ c.t&d Gln.rd, the bDmf' uf the A p~lO~. Xocene\".~bluy• · "IM:o Wl-. l.l a r.h- ~odent, ae&e.rllliaker, emenof lu\eoN! f'er..-...-... nd a tpo;• kf'raf.,loqmmoe a..S power. Whl' re f''l'flr bf'g~hewtllbelo'l'ed,bUiloored .. ndlu'l'tteodwre$1lnl." THIS MEETIIIG WIU OPEN THE SOCIAUST CAMPAIGN ON THE EAST SIDE Ad rn l . . lon 18 Cent.• Mens Good Clothing RUDY TO WEAR UD lADE TO ORDER (ON I ON LABB L ) T HE BEST IN THE OTY FOR T HE MONEY All Gooda Guaranteed to Gi•c: Sati.slac:tion. THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. UNDERWOOD EVERY YEAR IN EVERY OLABB for I Speect.• Accuracy· Stability �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-10-04 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-10-04 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n070_19131004extra Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n070 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. War Battle for Free Speech Eleven Arrested Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5c1f9c68adbe19589abc5ff30dbcef31.pdf b0895f773162c43a52895f355626b323 PDF Text Text LOOitATTHa-0. YOUit ...-l-UI1 IP IT IS 72 YOUit SUII5CitiP'I'JO PIJUIS ~ YDit u. Socialist Candidate Arrested for Speakinglat Lafayette Square Stephen J. Mahoney Pulled In Last rrhursday Under the Guise of Violating a Park" Law Attempt to Discredit Socialist Ca~dfda tc for Mayor. · Lawyer Smith · Gets Severe Jol Gmaal Electric-Corporation Counsel Lawyer Commenca to Ruliu What He is Up Against - I ~w all About Ekctriclty, But Shy ! on -Parka. �E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!It.TAIJ!R AND JltJNDAL DIR.IC'I'OR No. s WAI.DBN A VBNIJ.B BUFFALO SHOE CO~ Queen Gity Candy Co. WHOLESALE CANDIES 308 WIL..LI AM STR2BT Beii,Uow, !. . all I 000 pair Meo's $4.00 011 Crain Wor!t Shoes. 0 wldlh only . . . . t2.41 I 500 pair Boya all solid hard knock SChool Shoes, lllze I to 5 . . . . • llo ~-M-~•UM ...... ..._ {It. Mtllft• ......_ ... , _. ... wt.UIM,....IMd-wtO..- bl .....l • li.,peir9fl• .._..il'l... rw ...... wcd. • ..tO.W.•O. ........ ~ Jf . . . . . .,,., l!f ~''"'..,. w.~ o..__. .. ,.... ,...., · - , ••• lllt.l . . . . . . . . . . . ..,... ....... o........... o..t~M w,...• ..,_,. e.&. .. .,.,,.,,, o.w. w..,.tw-. a.-w. ao, ~at... .._. ..,., wtUI ltl-IOioll,ti-IIOI.tlll . ......._.._.,,.....,..,.,., Acltate .................. fbr the ArfJetta·!dtung. ............ ., ........._a....-• .... ,........ r.....z,.a.-....,.,., .............. - ...... ,,_ """·,.,.. OW... JIJ-.311-~ • • llofWo. N.Y. �m...... "' 6tl'tiiU l{tlc,.lllg uti 'rort. .s l 6trM.iit Sorl• ll• l Or•IH WILL SPI!AK IN GERMAN - AT - COLUMBIA TURN HALL 1261-1165 Gmixe Strut Sunday Evening, October 19th ADIJ8810. 15o. Schcidcmann is now on a six wec:kt tour ofthit country, This will be his oply sp«•c.·h in Wettem New \'ork. Red Fridayj .t.!TD'nOll, Y. P. I. L.t .f1te y ..._ P"'f..... S.Cialitl LNa'"' •iJI - . t •t tlae ~hlb ~r~.ov;.., of tbf' ,.~•• 1 .............. . .... C*I. Cbtrles Baumann ..~""" ...........,...._ ••• t.!ERCHANT TAILOR "'" '• •• ,_._- n.,. 'I" ,_ .s-.: WHAT r»>TAIJSIIIIIANS .'::!~!~?.~!~~~f:l··~>"ll~/.:.l-f..'l'':2:.l!l''.!!!~+."••","'n"~.rfld~~;!.._~re •'•~•· ,,;.,,,,_ ' Eleoet:ift ot ollters e:ill bf' I• """-• ler tM - . t -eet~.,. All IM-IIIbe"' -~~·it tqj r buli- IO be p_. .,...... El•....d or H•yl a.--~• W Vlrfialtl ........ Lewis .J.' Duncan, Sociali!lt Mayor of Butte, Montana 'Sol Fleldman, F oremott Socialist Omtor of New \'ork Cit y Stephen .J. Mahoney, Candidate for Maynr Will Speak In the f ollowl nl( Halls ~ridap Evtning, Octobtr 24tb Columbi.a Turn H all, 1261 Genesee St. La Touraine Hall, E. Utica & Verplanck S t... M yzpah Hall, Ferry and Her_!dmer Streets. All three spea kers will ddi'"er 11hort nddrt"ll&el in eAch hall. Adm laalon Free. GREAT SOCIALIST DEMONSTRAliON BROADWAY AUDITORIUM S8turtlag EYenlng, JDYBIDber 1st SPEAKERS: · GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Author of War, What For? .JAMES H. MAURER Pruldcnt Pennsylvania Fcduatlon cl Labor. Adml&lon I Sc. Reserved Seats SOc. l'llrr/JUt l'Our Clrlrtl• n.,. " - ".. " " tiekftl - ..a. u ~~~ Bea4qu.rten, 106 Jh&• l Ute Blllldlar,••d n w•. J - """''-llll 11•- Su.or•, 165 Bfooe4••1· Mens Good Clothing lEAH Tl WEll AID lADE Tl IIIEI ---·-- UIW4v_.....tlllilr~Qo .and Aroenao IJI-o(~ lh&lo ~ Frank ol- .,. Sol<. 8t.nun.ta. 31 N~ap& St. (UNION LABEL' THI! BI!ST IN 'n fE OTY FOR THI! MONEY All Gooolo G.auo""" to ~ S.tlobcoloo>. THE ANDREW GRAHAM Ct. . . IIAIN 8T, (Up ........) -··---·· Off..._. ..... l l .. I �- ~waa&.Tnnm BUPPALO SOCIALIST PUIILISHING allllPANY ....... ~1.6: ....... -...T..TVT"TMLL. ,_..........._ ._.,. ~y a.JPPALO,N.Y. ~ .... ,,. . , . .,_, 5Ck z......taa~--- , ....-~T- W. P . CATTaL .... ....._ ~...__....._1.6:11uMQc IRJJ'PALO.N.Y. * _.. ,.,............... ~· J-S.l9Jl.,.tt.J1011affbatlk61o. N...Yod:. _... 0. &d ollludal. ll7t SATURDAY, OCTOBER II, l'I.S POLIOE TOUQH8 MAKE MISTAKE In the.i.r zu.l td make heroas or themselveS the poli~ ~ade blwulf' r in afT'illllting Lawyer RaundeN lut Friday 'fl'hile brt>aktnr tht' Socitlist tft t-etintr at Lafayf'tle Square._whit:h wiU oau.e a oi them • littk troublt br thf' looks or thlDg&. It ~m• that thr energeti~ Sergeant Hig('ios and Offiee.r thl'ir anxitt~· to gd a wallop at the Sot'ialiata bumped into a of thl' npitahat elu.. or on~ of ita 11upporten •rho_happe~ to be 1&11')'f'r, a..nt.l gave hint tht kuu.l of tr.•attnt-ul that 11 ron~nd_ered the J•ruper thmg when df'alm~; with th,.. workmg dUll or Soetahtta. The lall'n'r. who no doubt would al~ think it proper to give a SoeialWt lflleh trt'atnien t. hu oi•J.-('1~. and according to prt'!M'nt aceo~ll t11.kt' hltl ca~ to tht> l'oliet> t. 'ommiuion t'l'll, and he hu btn-d aa t·x-d istrict attornf:"\" to handle it. v..tueh no doubt lilt'llll tht' ditmissal of thf' M>rgeanllllld. lh•· patrolman. . .. Wc> r~alh· f,.d 110rrv for ~lr Raundt•n. for lit' know Jill! how 11111 to be treatt-'(f like a oloK ant.! !brown into a •·•·II full or bnp. but .,.•• u101t uy !hat w .. aro• ~darl thlt it was he inskMd of a Socialist , he·uuJe u sbow11 to tho• pubh(' thl" attitudr of th<' r>OIW•· towarda those of who1n thf'l' tluuk halt' littl"" o r no infhwn•··· r.r won•·y to u1akt> them · .. mart for;, It shov.·~ that th<' pollee foro·t- ~~ u!<f'•lto hc>At poor people mto ,ubmittmg to eapitalitlt ~ntrol. . . It pron·w tho· contention of th'" S<wtllh~tll t h11t tho' (J'thee foree 11 thl" tool of tb., eapitaliat c-IJISII to pruto·d tb• ]'f'l''lll' properly . and tb f bottom of th111 ea~ i11 on!~· anotht•r lllllllliH"•" Thf' pohtt: "'"t•r.- ord!"l'l'd Ill u~ fort:>! to br.. ak up !hf' •N•t'tmr. "·hi•·h are ohjf'd_lonabl.- ro th'" I cia>~~~, :~;~~~~~~,:~~~~~tic-b~·r;;~·~~ . l~~;~~· ~~~~~~~·.h,orub« ,,rs·,, ...,••.,.....d.j,_,, "f'l'f' Ol'l'r-an:uoua to ht-llt np tho· So<.-ialiata. haud~i! \~f'W~I!~Y=-~IIifiJ' hill~ of with the polit'l! 11ngry that ho:- .,.... huw.-rmlll 11 .. U.ltl "the_y not only_ beat m,. up thrl'w mf' into thto patrol wagou anJ th~ll p!tc-b ...t 1_n ,. mto a louay ' but tb .. ,- o·allf'd ml' a ·s.oeialin.· ' ' 1'hmk of th,. 1na_ult. Soi.t the drft't> t f'llf'f' in fht attitude of thl' ... apltall¥1 pr.-q towardJ the cUt' of :\lr SaurHI .. n . F or inatanl"t. the ExJirt"'l& COYI're-d a..~~u'!ln and 11 quarto·r t••lling of tho· pohe+" brutality .Had tl l:~etn_ ll -~h~t 11 ~~ doubtful rf th11l paper would E'l"l'n mt'lll!on 11. an? 1f tt dr~. 1\ "ould b.- to call tht ~ial111 a dtllturlwr and an Ulldtltn rabl~ C:ttt&en. Tb .. F.xp~ in tbat aamt' artade ahow-a th.- bully-attitude l."hu•f R .. l'an and •JUOtt'll him 1111 follow• I ".,.... thOOif' r.. uowl thl' Jwnnlt.& to IIJo!'&k from ltrt'i'l r:o rn era, uul th~ o·hwf " If tho>y " ·ant to ~tan tronhlt •·ath tht pohc:f', ,.,. 11r.- ahi"&,I'M on th·· JOh And I'll hok.- th., p<;"runta from them In •·hr, - - J iffl' '" ], th+"t+' an\' v.-ontl.-r that th.. fur•·,.. .. un•i.-r Muc h a commande r t11k•· UJ>on thf'm-...-11 .... to t<'lkf' th +" la10· 111 th<'tr ''"II h11nrlaf Th .. liUI'rt'IUt' lflt li ,Jf 11 o·hwf of poho·t' to 11111k,. lltlt'h a lltalt'm.t:D~ llu.- >~" ould th111k th11t h•· I'OIIIol r .. wrtt+" tht- ('<lll'<lllullon of th.- { S at 10tll r.-g11rdlt'tlll of th.- j)t'Oplr- " ·ho ,.. ,. him h111 ~'J¥ell :\ltkr H.. .,.an 11111111 th111lt. that h,. Q\01"1111 th1~ !own 1tud what h.- sayl t>r ttlluk .. 111 LAW liE ll11\'•· Ul p.-rnull!~ \\"hat do _I'OU th111k of that fur" frf't' •·ou utry to •llow tht' eluf'f of j>Olu· .. Jueh authontyf . It 11 t 1111,. that th.- worlung cia*' elrtt repr~ ... ntatlln~ to pubhe ,1ti,., thai wdl , ..,u:h !ll.leh Alii llr R.. 11a11 hu> I)(OfOI\Jou. all(! ,r ht doet ;:· c,-: .. , ·=·~.:.:; nut t~tll'nd t o h11 hUIIIn,.q &lid rN:ognn:l' tho· ngbta of th f' worker&. ;,~r;:,;-:.,:..;::•':':;-.,:~ Al'~·o rJ1111: t<t thl' <"Ollltltution of thiM ··ouutr~ to firt' h1111 out H.nd put 110""' ont' 111 h1s pl&l't' that will. ' Wh• nut ,.!e.·t a r.-pr ...... ntatl\"f' of thf' worktng da. u ma~·o r o·hanllt' · :\o n1.11.n UD llf' l'leo:·ted to that ot'fio~ • ·ithout tbf. \"Otei "'o.-,.. It"• up to you. 71wl'f- will prnhHhl~ nul bt- an~· roolh·f' foro·to whl'n thl' SoeialiaQ i!••t 1nlu ].OV.~'f -f:: );pl"t"D. W_f' h.av t- "\'"r)" J'e~)D to bf,Jtt'VI' that ~- 1 a!tflm tho·rv -..·111 1.,. l't'l")" little "-"" for poh~. Th,. .. tf,..·t of th .. ~tr1k+' of the df'j)llrtmf'nl •tore derb of Huft'alo :~~~=~J~~a~:j""t!l"b~~-~~~;;·,, .!;~~~~~~i~\: ~:~~ ':~.!u~oa -;b,;j; l fi:::~:,::;,_;:!:;;.~_!,;;',i3::1 1 n- Vlltn~ bu~ T&lk 1hont adn!rtuung Bulalo. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-10-11 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-10-04 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n071_19131011 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n071 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Free Speech Fight Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9be7804ebca18dc9043bc589d995057c.pdf 9c2319c2e6cf2d9b848835ab2884fd80 PDF Text Text LOOitATTHI!-011 YOUit lt.DDiti!SS lABEL IP IT IS 73 YOUit SVBSaUPTlON EltPIRES NI!XT WEEit CHALLENGE TO FUHRMANN ;<ll>'e l'lut t'n' lot .. rnatronal boor .ftb. TIMe o~ .. man•l• of the meo nll for a .u-Jo.cnar wt!ek, "'lll'hl bov.n a day ull S..tordar half holidaJ. So Ia ne.M of -~~" I• .t .. mn.te.l. Tha rttf pl'rbourllto ff'marn th.,.allle.. Pn.ctieall,y a•···~· plalh•rt'r in !lot' ehy 1a out, abo111 ISO ""'" i11 ~1. l"iek· annatbejoh.,...,erydayud aa-1 i i• Ull loeld Th" !ollo•ial' JfJUer 11 .. t..Hn "''u to 1'. i'llbrmaaa, O.,mo;~orn~t randr forJUyorottb.eCityofBull'alo. Rull'alo, N, Y., Oet. 11, 1913. W:r. Lo11i1 l'. Fabrmann, Clt:r Hall, City: Our ~I' --()n ~blf of Stel'b"'" J. lllabonfr.&>o-ralrat•auoholat.e for lrla.ror we e11e11<1 a ~ordral •••·nauon to yon to det..t .. witb bim tb .. luul'o of tba eampailfll. Bolli t~e lloormO<'rat 1od S<Koalr•t Par· beiaC ~ondo~r..t. W~tlap t''ltM'y IIIOrlliDI! II R.-ll•uU. liM d~m 10 TeJ>r ..... nt tllo lnlf'r""l.lo of Flail, Ooodell a11d Watbiajl1oo oueett. tb.e worllial 1-1•1o! 111ul ther<' 11 per· A flnf' IJ>ith it hf'injC dit!>lt_~ ... t I•.~ tWo ll>apt 110 Mtter way to Mille thi~ 'llll!tl na7 ha•·e tile ._.,,.,. ~om - ti011 tll>a11 f~tr tll>e ••ot•u of 1110' (IIJ' to 1111 :17'\~~,. ::.d~~:.,":,'":~ ::~; ~!: :.:'!.~tft bo.-H an oa tllr f>O<Dt aa.o thr •lin• Th oni011 of botll> partiet> cl• Tilt filodalitt fllltly 1111'"- 1111..! will J*J'" aU the UJ,.IIH-1 ~• ,..,ted with toell debate. In ,.,.. w of tha fad tlr.at elertloa i1 '"""than foot weeki <lill.allt aa early auwrr woll 1,. aJ'flttdate<l. \"oan truly, ~hHrfully LOUIS F . REXlS, ~·baoa~ry Jlamli11 thO' .- hief morul of 1M Dull MOON at IJI.WI .-orarr of tl.t It ••• J>Ointed out t o Chao~e 1111~ , fbl!iatea•l ..ltorun&ull.illai10r•lt lla•·e our f., .. ,.,fllol! ~orpo>n who io '"'''"II IIi• '""'F•iJin llllhiiJIIi ..ttbrluter , "t _.-oa ~he-. ol. Mr Worlr.iDJI· If aay of that out6t •• tleO't..d, tile trr.t dnng tllat will h&I IJi'U ,..,, up to him to lliN 1111ioo ea r{W'otert •• '""piau of the 11411•11aiolllll<!D wlu. b ..-.-r.. IIOW iallite•JJI.oy. • flo.1o~lin II a troe eapittlltt '"'' ia · fur•ad tile rep,_a"tivr tbat !oe -• oold llire waom ._.. pilla,..,d, aad t.lllt if ... did aet Ull4 it lie tfluld ,.et J!lt at.nqu.-tt otb'lin'l""'i"lt"'" " t:-ftll••torf!,tlldtkalb'!didaotwarlt it It • .. ,. btt that tll.e hun IIi~ Jtore lloowa,.. a 1111ioD •tore. will he ~,..,..,nttd at tilt '!'no• to hM eaphalilt tral•laf II'! :.U tabn the work for•ert1 doae by1111loa IIIMIW that ' " hh•raatio .. al i• Urr••t•• WIIJOO. an.J automobil• wwll· ofl e11.n all G•er ' " eiiJ' whllt ert to I. aub tl!op, lllotly tu'nillj! . . . , ti•e til• r - Ul"ll tllat thf, 11!1 nn mea. '*'"'" at Columbia rn Hall Oct. 1 �UNION ME DO YOUR om SMOKE E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAJtl!ll AND PUNI!RAL Dllti!CTOR No.~ 'IVAl.DBN A VBNVB BU-F FALO SHOE 00. Beoerien Hell JOHN UNVERZART Surp/t .... ,.,..,,.., lfH• ?78 8fOUDortl Elt.• oor. Reed II ~ ,,...,.,,.,.,, ---- t...- t...I;IO&. lll. • I P. lf.. M iohael Ulrloh 6 $1tuJ..,._.I .S...,t• Jf-• 61. Ellicott St1'td. c:omu VirtiDU.. F lac ta t.blol: a.\o.;rt -roWt. ~« a.t ~to m«t J'OIR ~k dcm&Dil 'W'1\ha.U.tU.t8~ tlalr bal""' ncr prod~ •t ...... '"' ........... llolo ...... dalon.$Jl•$JObODialy .. -.~---­ we: r--............ of $S ... .-.-. • QQ to ntiT pa:ac:at. T.,.o...., ~O.oll..sl,A 11oioC....,$Soo l iS JIJJ , _ .... .-1 k., twMt:.kl HE EmiPIISE ca.-. St. Je"-St. !:: . ~="·~~:·,~:-;.!:." ;. 1W cc.:~:.:·~_::,.~!'"~'f=;_~~!:'~~ J:::.-~• ~~~~~~~~~; MERCHANT TAILOR ~::-.~·~~::;.;;. ..._ .-.. IZU S..... .ta..~. s.u" ,. • • •••• t - - . »;.,.,. - a- -liP 11M' ....,..,. d.ltzpM • ...._.. k\ • H• labef . ." .... ._ 1 • .-lr. ...wa,. ,.1111. ~'--1.1'1 doe ~ ::-_=·-_c: -;:::- - -•- ..• •·~· , • .., ~*: !;!:~~~~~~ _,,-.=--'-"" ~te and au.._..,. ftor the Attletkr•:settung. ............... ., ..._.....ca-.-·--·,_..OI(f,..,.... ..... TM•IJO..._.,... ............... ., .... Olfb.31s-ll7"-- - - a..flalo,N. v. �• Pbilipp Scbtidtmann WILL SPEAK IN GERMAN -AT- COLUMBIA TURN HALL IUI-IUSGcaar s-t Sunday Evening, October 19th 101181101 15o. Scbcide-rn.nn i1 now on & six Wtt:ks tour of this country . Tbis will be his o ol.'' • J~h in Wntern Nt\\' York. Red Friday Lewis \J. Duncan, Sodalist MaJor of Butte, Montana Sol Fleldman, Port1llo.t Sodali.t Orator o( New York Cit)' · Stephen ..J. Mahoney, Candidate for Mayor Will S - k In the followln• Hallo <FridDV Evening, October 14th THE RIGHT·QUANTITY Of TH.EPHONE SERVICE Columbia Tum Hall, 1261 Gmesu St. La T ouralne Hall, E. Utica & V erplanc:k Sts. M yzpah H all, Ferry and H erkimer Streets. All tbr~ !~a kers will ddh·er short add~•~ in ench ball. GREAT· SOCIAUST DEMONSJRATIDN BROADWAY AUDITORRIM · Saturdag EYenlng, JBY81111Jer Ist SPEAKERS: GEORGE R. KIRkPATRICK Author of War, What For? .JAMES H. MAURER ..... ._. ....... Prcsld<r>t Pennsylvania Feduatloa ol Labor. ... .._ , s.u. !low. Jla.ll Admission ISc. Raerved Seats 50c. Purcbut l'Our a.ktt• n.w. ! ~ ... , THE104-1/0 KINGS.wu OUTfiStrut TTERS Beattie & Olin Union Barber Shop I. JOHN A.COUCHUN,~ '' August Klenke ' n.. "-ol u.... Labd Clochlar P&XTIII .. tl sum••• B.&fttt••• ~0•11. · ' ~11661 r THIIlST PAIU.Cllt u M:I'I'Jt!I R&D a ooMe 1271Qe-e-. -..a., ....... .,..A&D lil. . . Q, ARMENANTE Joeeph Wut• ~ tl.tL.MPL.It ROOW c .... ..._ B!l"'J.A..YeQ~ a.. ...... f ' Fb.e.J...-.lq "-pa.lrtD.& ~T...-rao...Buttaa.or.N.Y 1 Pren.ke Plumbi,. & Cas Fitting .an~ ' CHota MI ....... ....,. . . . .,e-..,--..~c.--. __ 18M Bdwarct ..,.. nw. c~A ~~O'Ill' ..... . . . . . . , _ . . . . t . . . . . IAIIII • ti~ Mens Good Clothing RUDY Tl WEAl AID 110£ Tl 111£1 ( IJNION L.ABBL) .lLL 'fr O&& Gt.1A.IUJrTK&D tt )'OU ~nt you r Furs and Millinery ' Por.ll.eu. oa .... • t Bodalil!t H...,qu.nen. 106111ll.u&J SWre, lt6 &v.dw,1 • a..u•t••·•..t •t " ' • · J ~~t~oM J;tJCialltl If•- 325 Virginia St. Q.- bh>cllfrvta lht --- -- ,.,.........H' Y~C..Ln.ry -.,&.GltPORDIIMa Ut• a.t ~ prtc.a ~"to Louis A. Abelson We m&k.e a spedolty of repllrlng and altering Fun. Lo-.- 283~._ I I I ...... ...._ r �-L6....... ~wau:LTftnla BUI'l'ALO SOCIALIST 1'UIIUSHING COlli'ANT ...._....._,Uk ...... tUoaTW . - . . - . . ......,_ ~ TVf"n&L,. . . . _ . , . IKJI'FALQ.N.Y. . . . . , . _ . . . . . , . _ ,, T . .. ... CII.TT'al.. ....... .U...-.- ......... IIUI'PA.LO. N. y,. ~ ...... ~~-,. ,_.. . . . . . . . . JIIIPI* .. - - ~· FIRST OITIZ8N8? SELF-STYLED Tb# la.d,·h.ke editon of tbe Seft are Yf!rY mocb dilturbed !1'ft' WEALTH AMJ IJII'IMLIUI'II:.= -- tit.> NHirbt;i( ''otbn." ia public IQ.U&"" ud in the laet ftwr edftioDI .,. I. W. ,....... ~ --••·•-1::-of 1b.lt notorioUIII o..h~ q)ar.. hd t - de\·ot.cl to W!nn.l ~tal heaorrha~. dllltl'•u-.1 •• f'ditonal.oi, 10 whii:b tbey ar-k of tb~,.. ~ "flm c·ihll't~ " aud mak.f. au attf!'lnpt to ddt>Dd t~h·ea ID tbeU" UJifl"tnbl.. l'•••tion in ''"1'1tni w t~ JIUirted Mill fuods. · • • Wealtl cS.. r - •• Tb.-, ,.l~"'•k of tbf'ln.arll- .._~ l"OIIft'tof'll of lllOflt'J for tb.rita~W, -~~' d- i1 r.JI , ,.. tM JIQrjM-. bul a~''"") •·aro.·ful oor to IJI«'If) nr ro-f,.r to the 11u.ud Mill aa11-. Evef'J' d.:Uar'• •ortll aft'alr That would IJP ,.,r\ un.-1... f>D tht'ir part. and lhcnr. artat 1!iplmnary. l.ik" th<' oo.tr~o·h •nth h111 hl'lkl lltuo-lt 10 tht'. g:rotl~ ud hf.IIPVIIIIf h .. 11 hidrl••u (,..>Ill th" ll&'hl of thr """'") thf' W'Jik' N:hton of tlt.l P•l""' imal( llh' rhat tilt> WHtlnntt da• of tlu~ tit) ca~ he hood· ~~;~,'!;j'' 1'J>IIIIf 11110 t r ..f 111111,1t' to Jl' .. 1111 at"\.-ounttag of tb# ._ttll af , .. world ... bHoo beiac ,_,_d by 1M .,,... . 'd10r u tlw uta"l vt til .. Nrlll. da~":;;..,;:;h;•:~:,.. wortll Onnt th111 t h - ,.,..IJwtnN of furul. an- ''1\1"11 rhi)(W to rail th.. nlll"h't'l Th11t mun!i III'("(Jnhoj[ tht!'n> m....t 1.. ··~md 11nd thr'"'l t·laM rit•t~w \\'~t 1111n1r '""'"' •'OI""'''"r th•• w<~rkiDif t•la. of an rnlt"rior -ltll.. ::':!-;! Ue l'ftol:ei"" bec'k . pen>oaofit~tvkild ho• l"'ln,.rdt"ro,d .0 th111 llhf'U 1111 IIO(."'UOliiiK •1111 1111k«f by the -••teufln1111rDiiUieuifM, LaiJOf' <;otuwrl of tbt fuudli colif'l·tNI thf' of tb.t "''""'lui~ arid miJIItiNI at the IJ111it~ ~hll~tsplilii'JUG, it rete ta.eir '""" aDtl Uqllte>n uetly p•L Uot"- ponioa tho> dhmlfy of th ... •• ANt dtiP.#'U.'' to flru,... 11 Gut rtlr ''a VJt That _... th,. lanjr'UIII!'" UIM'll IO thl' rt'jl~tative Gf •oali:ey., d.,... a•tl Fn•tll l'ouul'il w~n th" wlnor of th" S""'' "''"' appl"'OIChed on Df MLr mlllie-.Jre~; Wilh 11 few adJt't'l II-I'II thrOIII' U Ill U l'hl~huif SO"'' tbia i1 •ho "' 1·rylll' abm.u abUM. In tnothft' 1pum th,. Hiitor ,..,ruarb that w~ aro: oot tit to tk"lr llhofoa Whru 11 ('OMII'II r15!'ht 1lo" n t o br- Wlu it i.! httlf:r I JOI)'I hootl•lai•k t..TDIIIW' II li\•\ng at hobH\ labor thaD In be o<Jli~ .......,, [or rehd -,v• '• p..-e-.. ~~~~~~;~;•rr;,',~:~~~"7~a!a!~S.'::~in:. ~!':'tn~i! ~:.':!;..at 110 much The Sl'•• ha• tolrl null!~ 1 hi' about tbt l'iot·iahKtll •·hl.'n 'Ill'# had fill IIIMDII Gf &JliiWt'f'llijt. but !hank. IG the ~h Of tile SoerdbJt mon• nll'nf th<' •••k.. nm~~: of thr e:l.a-. ol tbi.l dty we now ha''" a p,_ ami a l"()rj~ uf apealwrt that can J,.f.-nd tbf' ea1-.e of the •••rki'MI allll Jf'f~ •·orlnnr Thl" s ..... told .. Judit'l.' Sou11111 to do hu1 tint) f'Ven 1f """~hi•uJu~<lu" th4' Ia• ' ' Ordl"rt frorn tho• 110M. "Y.,., •1r" Hamlin •·ant w,. uuti,.MIUIU•! thllt l'hautll'o',l rio- ri(Jt knn.,. n u a umnn "'",.... Tlti..P 10 fmnt ....t ('haun('1>. llf'-J:I to 111111\lr l't!ool•lar'l • •••ll � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b29b4ea4eb53394cad924ff034fa86a1.pdf 7cbd72f8148fe61b43e429566a6f812b PDF Text Text .-r.u.o ....-r 01'1 MUI A.T-IJTAHI:W ~TTO MTOUAT Vci.D-No.13 MAYOR Of BUllE, MONT. WIU Till Of SIJCCESSflH. SOCIAUST ADMINISTRATION �BUFFALO SHOE CO. j I 000 pair Men'• 54.00 Oil 500 palr B<lys all ooltd hard w•ln Work S'-•· D ondth 91lly • • f',.._. .. • f2.46 I kn<>Gk School Shoes, :size I to 5 . . . . • 85c fi,J-<"'Jiil~ ~<JdieDd"Aa.o&wW W-X-f'WI't.I.-, ...Sit •lt.l""' ~........,.,._,..~~ ~..~ •• ,pooj,.,H...-a~a~liJ<W'I r~ k - w w•/f'k, IJVJ U• IJ, MWwt&O') o..,.._poec.o dw .-k Ill ~A J-oo;4 _,~, J ,. ...,,...,. l ..,l~tiJ. M« c..,;od,.. P ..M U..:.U. ~ llll.tp.n"'•Wj.,..,,fj;: ..,.~O!Jou Mtt't..ul&ok.<HI •1"..,.po!r. 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'Tile .............. . a- ..,_ ....,.. .. ... ., * -,. .,._ OVER 71MN) NEW BELL TEliPIIfS IN UFAJ.O Sift MMIAIY fiST Thero b a me- In lhot •~atement lor yD<J butlnc• meo • ho have two-,_rty line Betl Service. -~.._ .,.,).~ ,_ .,..._,. ,... . , . _ . . . . , . .... ,.&. . . . . . Tod.y !here arc """" than 36.350 S.U Tct.pl:lalleo tn Buffalo CltJ, with -en lhou•nd odded .J.nuary I, 1913. - • Sud> "" lnereuo to telephone 1wo bad 111 tne.~t­ able effect to !be JYWUI lrlcroue In lha - t;l{ - _.....,.._ It - - ,..............'M'"wua~•• bellovo !hal Y4U- bel>wleroow - Lot ...... , . . . . Gd-ll',D ~~ NEW YORk TELI!PHO E CO• • ; -r..,._.....,. ~4------ �• E. DAVEY CO, •Lewis .J. Duncan, Soda.H•t Ma,1or of Batte, Montana GFJIS FIBJI8JEIS Soi Fleldman, Pom:aoet Soda..l:itt Orato r of New Yor-k "'City Stephen .J. Mahoney, 148 Genesee Street. Candidate for M ayor Will 8Peak In the fo!lowln• Hall• 'Fridap €vtning, October Z4tb We carry a complete line of GENTS .FURNISHINGS and cater espe cially to the Columbia Turn Hall, 1261 Genesee St. La T ouralne Hall, E. Utica & Vaplanck Sts. M yzpah Hill, Ferry and Herkimer Strttts. All t hree apc:aken w ill dt:linr abort add~sKs in each hall. Adml• slon Fr- . Union Trade •• GREAT SOCIAUST DEMONSTRATION BROADWAY AUDITORIUM Jatunla~ Ei8D1Dtr-lOY811lDer 1st SPEAKERS: GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK AUthor o~War, What For? .JAMES H. MAURER President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. Admlsslon ISc. Reoerved Seats SOc. • J>urrbast YOur Clck t ls now. Mens Good Clothing RUDY TO WEll AU lADE TO ORDER ( UN I ON LABB.L ) T HE BEST IN THE OTY FOR THE MONEY THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. IUI!IS Of • OfiiQII. UNJIIIIIS FOI • INIIIIIAliOUl L L CO. 380 MAIN ST. (Up Stai r• ) Opp.lroquols Hotd TNEJE'S A 1El801 Wit h our mormou• oo ~ pu t , c:ombin«t with oar thcap upatain n-ot, we are ia a poaitioo to gin: ,·aiUH t hat r&Dnot ~ daplicat~ cl114:wMR. �f"Ua..SHml..al.T . , . , _ BUI'PALO SOCIAUST PUBLISIIING 'CONPAl'IY ---~tAr ...__. ..... - BUPPAl.O,N.Y. ....... ~. TY . P. C4TT'm.L ....... a.t.RTIR . . . . . . . . , _ _ HaatT T'UT"T1((U... ....._,. ,..._ . . . . Jl.t.S ~..... !IUPFALO. N. y , . Plb SUlCI I*,_., 50rr: lb: ........ ,..,.... Ia . . _ ~ ~· ........ ~ ...... }o..S,I9Sl,al:b,...al&a.t....._,N-Y.t, ....... ad41iad!S.W't WI!DNI!SDAY, OCTOBER 22. IJI3 EASY TO FOOL SOME WORKERS aetu~~;a~=n~i f~r!:,:;:~ki~~.e~ 1 :o;e~!irth!.~t ear mm •• •l==========i'===========+-~:==.==='======= Surdy evolution looka like a slow Jlroe81 m~n boldin1 tht ~~&m e vie"'l after th ei r · go on ...... '"-'"- The slrHI ear men we~ n o longer endure the national railway. Thty had ~n fi.nffi for e\'e ry · ou rul e. un·eoted by th e , th e men had no time f or homf' and thf' w a gt'll were !10 amall that it ...,... 1m~ible to k~l' up 11 hom .. on th .. money All th e..e things had ranklt'<l in th e mi ud11 of lht' men for yt'ar&, ••ll•oa doUan b. .t aotetl nlll and the tim e wu ripe for 1 r+'\' Oit. an<i l'OIItn ry to all the ~~ions · la te,... M U.e boalh. ' 'Moe be l••d Mt oa ~ ... o f the con1pany an<i ItA hln-hntrll. th .. men d~atJiayet.l a 1ptnt of beak • '-Oiidarity which surpru••·d lhf' whol .. l'ODnl r~· men-ial lo&J- at 1 P"' eeal. At te'W h t-n thf' 11tr1kt' WIUI ('lll"d th Otlf' tnl'n who had b t a\'e-d tb e da:r'• ~~~ 11 Hill) priH a millioa So leaf u ~~~ ,.Htka.J JUte '- • .-poU...S b7 a ~.-.. .... daM, U ..W ~or ••uWr ~ fill 1a ' - · ol tM for ffH7 .tht> ("O<UJiall) to lu1t..r1 to thei r den1amt. till' 101r1kf' wu eompll'tt'. l"edn tbe t'ed .. n.l R-n~ Art, Uot' ) )urlllft: !hi' lilnkt th~ pohet> ll"l'l"t' arnt 0111 to·· protec:-1 the Jlfl\' ate baa& ~ld taft tbe ..__,,.;.. 1 pe.per pro,~rty'' nf tht' eom•pany, (' \'f:.n if th~~ had to do;~:troy t~ ~ ·· bu':flan lc> tH FOO<it'ral lleHrvt' Baalt. ud ia :_-,:;:It aad •• etlloe.., ...d. wiD~ U•• l u U • -t el t~e ~<If a.ll ---- ••.J' ::.h:~'~ ~:0 ~~11~~;·;; :~~;~::: 1 ~0• ~~~~=:~~-":.;:::~-~~:~ :;,~~~ :~;:.; del~·· bo.d, ~ .. be ~p~ ~-:o;:~:~~: ~~~~~ f::~=:: }~~:·~:~~:~:;r;;..~~~~~~~ :i~hhet =~~~:: :;:;•.';:: ·~: !o~n.:~·~ ':: an d tht pohcl' Wf',.,. for<'f'd to do thl' hidChiiQ: Of ~hf'it Clpita h RI lJ.ouea. d.... mable 1a pld oa d-.d at t '-e ~~~:;rJ~~: ~;~~t:: :!~~~~~:~~~h::\~~~~ ~~~~b:h~~fp~{a!:!':~~.ho on :::.-:·~·k ~::;,~ ~-. !\'ell! Yt'l" blll"f' the Mpertal'lt' of thf' bud o f the IIN"f'l <"llt <'0111p~ny ull ina: Ju dgr Bro.,-n te th eir .-lulo 011 Uelawa~ l\'l"nllf' and ord e n ng h im to ('all out the militta. • bra nd Dt'W i~Yentio? on tht'ir part. it bt-mg known that the Oo,·l".rnor of the .tate Ia th f' ngbtful commander of that mapifieoeat hody of lltnlr..,_h~kf'N~ .. . Thf' nut da~·. lo. 111111 ht'hol< l . the down-town d11tn •·t loolrl"d .hke 11111 11nnt'd can1p W o r kma: mt>n d r e.,f"ll in th e ~r:arh of tht man-luller ,.... rl! marc hinft' around tht' I I N"f' llll 1Vith keen......dgo•d bayonrh n>ady t o drn·e throurh the hod1c:1 of th e 11trt't'l car men tu _o rd_er to .. proteet t h111 urred l'rh•ate ptoPfriY" of thf' ghonla o f upttaham Throu,rh thf' f'ft'orta of tri<'k~· j)()l it ic.iana t~t' nn•n Wf'n' indu«d t o rf'fer th"IT ICtlf'\'lllnL- to a hoard of arb•tra!IOif. th ey t o .ha,·e one ro·pro•!Willllll\' r', tht' e4l mpauy to hi \"(' I'A'O Slu: k ~1lk-hat diplomacy, th .. lnnd that hu t'\"f'T been uaed to hOO<Iwi11lt the workt'rl. To look O.t•k at the dotn l!.'l of th111 arllltrauon board fUI• t.be Thf' palt ~· r11~ ll ork Ulj!'lllRn thllt l.:no•·• th"' ltlllll:' \\llh <ll!l.fl'lUII Jrant.-d wu 11 oh11gra o·e to ae t·,.t• l n1w <"••Ill 1111 ho ur-! I'D t'f'nlll a fer • ..,,Jiie" Let ;, web! •• . ;," Dllt .,a a dotlan Ia pl<l. ""• tlt.l• waa. Th tll-ti.OOO ia I"'W ...t ~ ,. ..-, ts~.ooo. o.. u.,. ••Y u obtaiaed Mlli.P of • •illio. 4ellan of 2 ~,.., l1 a b<l.ciJ ea wlt.R.It. 11 u. ;,.1 ! ~r ~.., ~. 120000 1 a mmiM dou.'n af ~ia.l 01 w kl~ " It d NWII 1 per .,.., •• 000 1 r nr, • total of tiU,sOO. lllio •"-ld bt da<ht.-teol tke llle plate. tor tiH! S atieul ao""-. r.~.oo. tile 14 P"'.t eut> a .. lt. aota tu, t! ~~ . ... 1 t o-.•• ..••• 11 tM- F..SUal Baak. t lO,OOO, ln.vialt' a IMt p ia ·~a. The Right to Strike ()oy- waat• ta Fo. of ,...blift . · •1· .. uno.,!~ --:·---- _-, __ , la w dayiaa to raill'D&d ript t. Jtrilt.e.. 11» objKt u u . ... tM pHHc 6i t.- tloe ol.iKoaf~ aad ""h.,.... •-•!•"""- renbhoa ,.,._ rau..-..rl ttrUt-. eW.e.u.n7 , -.1 _,...,.., U.• '\"''"""n J ori~~ll f.-- t.. al •li•We•<ll. 1• "• .a~ u ...... ,..... ffttly.-iltl..J ta _ri ... ' " au oa w'-t utldt7 d<!!pud. Hi. Wea I.J w 1o1M road ••ployt.e tk -.diae•al ...,-ieah:aritb wt'J' tto• ..U •""'• baloapd " Vet liMn ia H<l <ti•ereat'll te tloe n..ll.-.1 - p ul• t" ..::t .:;_,'::, ':'::~ wllea;~H ~~ ::!:."";r. ~~~:~~ ,;·";:~:.kfotro •,h:~-~~~f ~~~:.~~~h~~~.n:lt• ·~h: 1 ~o~ 11 t~;OCI•t~~ ~:~::dtlt.~H ,.·,::~·~~~t~:~~~~~~l , ::~··:~1•· :1::in\:~::':::.n\ 1r~~~~f ~;;~.'·;.;~t~~~~:;~g 1::-r-l•.,. .n't~·_!:~ wiO l :ol;:.-;d~~:::-'· 1 11 1 th .. in th •· •·rt~· of th .. !ltr..-t'l o·a r ru.-n . an.t tlw pronf of th" 110hdar1t'" of tha t <'II< ~~ m , lealuw wllh th .. "''"k"•tt o· lallll. th••rl' 1< r•· ''""'" o f th <' ~<lr+'t't war and So :-;,n 111 p or th .. ,.t' nwn aro· ll t'IITIIlj!' 1111 hro<11n~ t o mform thf' pobli<' thlll thl•\' llllli lol .. th .. lllllld that hrko•oltho•m ' It ~-nul ,) lo.· lwtt .. r 1f th<' •'llflltal.Mt t•ohtwllllll had dt'TIIJl'lltd a IIPf'•'l&l hntton for 1h11t t' lt'lllf'lll l'fl llAIBIInf <lf II r~ ~n al1fl I j>(\h<",.ntlln'a duh. llllh n on<·C't'lll l""'"t- 111 thf' r .. nt ~r and 11Jrn1oun~ hy 11 fool ' ~ cap _ Tht ••ap1tah•t pohtwiau~ 111111 t h o> lawyf'~ f'll'en"'ti thf'.m up ID the ll!tlk•· a tl4l.arlutnllon . """' the8t" ml'n llflllfy b~- • "f'artnr lhf' ta.v t h11t thf'~· ~t ll<llllt' mnl"f' . . . W f' hop" that th 11 1ar1f'l,\" of wort.:Jnj!'mt'n are m ~hf' mmo nty. hut the fa t't thllt an~ of tho• th l'm 11hould ft'frll<'l "? N.Stly ~~ allo• th ~ nl&t!h"f'li to j.,. hOO<Iwmk ..d 111Jd pa.uha11dlt'd to t o • ·ea nng the ••n1blf'm of thr ,.n,.m~· prnl .. hl~· for the Jlt'l<'t- nt a thf'ap <"ip r o r a Jlory wh •~b '"e lial't• ~ploe• "-"' aetluar • tl•aa .a..-...,. rft't'.at ly ...,. oa blood-k~ h.ttit'- l 'heoi•YI'woukl~tiable,tebe tll'ldo. thl'r .._, ... to •han ia tile pa..- "elplt'WI'I' iato tloe JJIAIII.t u - a "''""' of lb<! I'"'"" of it 1o;. ... ;ketablf labor power wu Tile ••n- aad Ike ~wati• au,,,.,J~ af .......d. lba AuO<tllU pnralllt'U toward t H ka.alroad 1t rik• .,.. "ftf'! Balk.. auooh Mu ""......._ tile tMt- '"i.,., " 4Mbt abcNt ara u.... • f Au ttnh• ' " ... .......,, tria, ill -.q~ af wiQ.elo pro<lat'· p.'i'f.U aiMI pablle., aad ,...,,_UioiY I•• tiea U.. beu r-0,. reetn ~led, ..,.. • l'ft-.,...a..t.ioa te lou•d•l<l• ef •e• 1M waJit.l., '"• tia-a. &.t r-'1 wtH aner -''""" loeki•J fer wonk, aa<l bd la, .. away witll u.., t..,..,. ..uy door of e~ty a-.1 to n.ta•e t'-e ....t - . T-. u. ll'lllllll of boolt' "' I·""~ oud I'OUlprd'".llllton . . J.n 't 11 i.'TO'al tho· WI\' tlw l'aflllllhat poiltlt•lallfl put It aiJ 0\'f:.r the wnrkera around et .. t·t r n~ tun" ·· Ja'a hoot' d,. tlo, Bill ._'', ·· n e.llo. Frank ," "Good IIIOfO IUI, J'at " Wh l"ll tbt') an> f' ll!<'t.e<J It I pollee· mo-n'a dub '•. guna and ba y on~t• for yon n . . The eapi ta liat e.IUII are @.'Oior to llho• you work us Juat bow mue.b .,read t•arywlw!~ !. lllot &Wit- of t'-e · BK";. t'-e priult'- ~ u, .., te Qip td t t . . - o1 pay for war, if dMof" IN oat wkit'" ,.U..,. 11"-di.--t;ly dn.wa iate '"' WoM7 'far\eL _.., -piloilaliP. aa4 w"""'lt. haila. . tloarabettartllaa aap"l•lt-flla.llpri..t.I IIW.UII ,.,. tloe iotana~;..a.J t lla.rader of ._r. ......., hwNUt'!l upitlll tHr .. tort. th workn• l for lt. ffie ~~~l!u1';:~~~::~~.~;',1· r~:1 : 1~ 11 :~' ~~~~;,~0 :~·· J,. III!On 111l o 01·r ·~•m m orJ.-r to of its Consequences ! ~::,,~~~ A;~:.~/ IIIII~!~~~~:.,:'! ~~;:,"'t~::n"~;\ nil' II art' ll<'tiUIJI~ Ju·ki11 1r th<' handa of tht- p~:a:::" :!"' • =te ,:f :.c~~h:r~ ( :1.-te:.i:--:ut::: t17'..:kl ,...rhta '• 1••-,. ~~:. ~=~~ ::~-;,- ::-. ;:. "': ';::. . .::~ ·::~· .;:!&«, ,.,_t ~:;;~~:~:av~h~~d.~ ~e:t~tn~0~h: t1::;f 1:~;;.~r: ~:~~=~r YR~:,:!~ ~~~===-=~~-~=~=-;=~~~=~~~==~~~=-! ~ow. THE MARCH OF w•" ,... ~•· ·•••• • UK(jJU\IU~U PAID WELL ENOUQH :00• brow:~ of ....w ad-. ill ••re ial.t'rH'li., ... -u.,. at doe of IM ~ .-t..t.l at..ty •' ~ wtp. ... ,.,. fo•l! •••~p-d el t'-e aaiteol ..-on. al lM w.nd &e t..tter tHir Dill .. an fo~ad ia ...,...U.U.. at l.dl· ..,.,... .. • eertaia traM, '"' t.,. i* .. l'-e ,.._, ~ ,...... aa at Ow ~ tf tllot ••.Ctr ,...a.ib:!U. . lWr ..,...1-u... Jill-" t law prtlofbttill( 1&. art Na~ata.--wtbe~ f.a 11••...,..., w•"'"' i.a.ot -' t~at u-. '• al-.& e'fft'J .,...- .,..a.t tlt.e war"er ..-....... ~t at ..1ew1a1 t., t.._ te .oabiae dey ~II( a...._.. lo.Ua•lf, ..u.ll- .....,on. k.w- JT.U. 11U IWUII( 1ri1 • - . . . aad _,.,.._. ..... . _ pMM1!1 proc.n -w $in.lart....... lllrth.rl' t ... _,..,. IIIII <iaapteT aa4 ta... f root.H witll U.. P"""- ~ U.. * ..u..en_....,_.,. ,._._ .., .. _,.,....'a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/b18eb9fd29e7115f2086e7511710b8da.pdf d4706a1065cd16f892cc7dd1efa9002d PDF Text Text EXTRA! To date Mayor Fuhrmann has not replied to the challenge sent him over a week ago to debate the issues of 't he campaign with the Socialist candidate for Mayor, Stephen J. Mahoney and many people would like to know why. Mr. Mahoney stands ready to meet the Democratic candidate in debate on five minutes notice, . but Mr. Fuhrmann is as silent as a tomb whenever this subject is mentioned. · . . -~ 8ooialiats.. don!'t .wonder~that. the -Ma.~.decline.S-.to,d.ebate... He is.~ampaign"l' . lng on a number of fake issues while the Socialist candidate has th~otfacts. I PEOPLE MUST PM EXPENSE OF TROOPS 1 1 ~ee !~~S~~~~p~:l An, Oua aad Protectlon for their Sacml Prlvate 1 Prope:$f- Dedslon will Make it wy to Break Strika. ' lrnuru ' AIIOther example of ho...,,. the to the inttrf'SU. thi~ case ,, 1 , c:ouru "'uf"k fur the capttah~t the "'"" blatant. :c;::r·~~:;c,~~:;:;~ ~)~ ln~~~aft~~~~:~~'o:'k~~~:fd~~~ ; I nm.-n the payrm:n t of the troop! calkd 'fii' Uh Jupf{t at the Buffalo oa ~ b1 Jodcc Brov.·n to a<:t as Uuh on a Sunda~· night and that Mrike--brakcu fOI" the Jntuna- the men ¥.ere on the ,ccnc bright and cady the nex-1 mom1ng looks ~ Railway lut spnng. ta!! ~':e tt,~.:::~~ail~ :~".~, :, ~~~th~l~~c~ of way. \\"h.at d~e w* conld;t do~ To The'oe mffl, such at the patting offic~ do otkCT wooJd Man ii.C't of and la••yeu of the International unfriatdllocaa to the owMr~ and and Judge Bro•.-n. pretend to =yotth:h,i~,ecc:;io'?S 3 ~ :~~~~ ...'~: ~':; ~~"~ui~r~:;r~· 1 ~~~ ~~~~h!uC:U~~ ~:W ~h~ ~~·.:;da~~e~1 fi~e '!';~~~:!..an ~1 . nuhury aficplay: and die brulring up of the stnh of dw atru:t car men. Jf ~ • vu wu a worac ex· aanple ol the nbkrvicnce of the It is tWne t:!rat tlre working people of thh country get 1 oJt'e"Cbcr and eliminate about threoe:fourtbt nf the judiciary and put them at honHt labor. CLOVER LEAF INVESTIGATION LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER FIZlii Two Postponements by Court- Worklngmm's Lives Not Considered - Company's Lawyers Need Time to Oear Oients. �Socialist Party Municipal Platform former hj ·~~;~~;~·:;;~~:~ \ ,.;,~::f; in t:nde.r Bunc-. :\lont., and di .. turb.anct: oi pichting hou~~ b) or];aniud , lice always arrc-stffi and lice magistTatt' would ium Saturday e''eniug, ~o,·em be.r and hnC' thC' picket:.. It wa~ a l- l11t. "''a)~ the picket~ '' hu 4·au-.C'd the ·· T<klay I n~in~J a letter from d isturban~. appart:ntly. t'mkr Jam9 Il llauter, Jln-aideut of tb• the ~xialist working~lass ad- PeutUiyh·•mia F edt>ration of I..m inittra tion, whenever picketing bor, ·· u.id Mr. Pelon. " ,.Jn tbil is to k donC', Ot)o!anized labor no- lettn he requHt.l that tbe hilt's tbe mayor and plain-clothr:!J p11.ign eommittw extend a IJj>tei~ men .,.tC' dct•ilcd to :.tc that the in,·itatiou to the union men of BufJ>ickc-t I'- not a!'...aulted. If trou- ralo to be Jlre!lmt at the Nol'eltlhle , tarts, thC' nrdu i!! to ber 6nrt meeting." Thia will be th~ ag~rt!'t"()f It ha~ always IM~n don~ aod thert' is uo doubt many thu g!' in ~mplt·~· of th~ pickc:t~d m~mberw of orpnized labor will m~rchant who ha1·~ ;;tarted trou- 1.. pruent that ~vening to b~ar tbe bl~. ;wei th~s~ hare bc~n arrc-.ted l'l'IUJIYh·ania labor leader. and ·fint;-1 .. There are no d i ,~u.rhWith George R. Kirkpatrick. . aJ_lC~!> ot th1"' nat nrc nnw. lmon .Janu•s ll. ~laurer ~~ond Stephen .J. . t~f' wor\mr daa piCket~ <~.re, ~~~~~ moJc .. ttd The ~lahom•1·. randid~tte for Ma 1·or flil 1t11 snrceM II th ~ tmeeea ~me l"'lic.1 ha .. been ·f<•lln11t>d 111 tlw jjp;akers !ht> ~tudiiorium OA•orlring l'! lau.. • Dn'IIOI>Utl'rOilY. ~~~k~~;~ ;~';c~:ot~~~~i~;d ~~·~:~ j ~:~~ld he crowded as ne1·er ~ manii~~t;:ulon of a di~l"''t!On to ! An mltui~ion of 15 rt.ntM will start a fight or di~mrbance is in· hf' t.·harjlt.'<l and tht•re w ill llt' . stantl~ qudlc:~ l•1 th~ arrc,t of fur 111x thouii.Nnd 1wop!.. 11.1 that th~ ])TI'I'f•kt:r (>I thc rli-Htrba nc~ . pril·l' A r.. w k i l t . ril!'hl up doae lu tht' lilA,,. ban~ ~ 11 N'li'·rved DESPOTIC POWER ;,~;~'a:;~~~:;· yo,;h~~~t ~rtr~~~~ Of THE JUDICIARY ~.. "'' " ·~··, SUPREME COIIRT ·I h.. SUPREME ld the l. c~» I haH grrat f><'l\o\er I am luglwr than the I can put ~·ou 111 jatl and I can hl~t!ratc \Oil .. ~.) dc· clare•! Jud~-:c Hum1ihri~~ in "1'<'11 court 111 ~eattk whilr pa~,in).: "" th~ ca ~c uf on~ of thr \ ictinh of his t•·rann.l· It i~ unfortunatt th011 hi,; drdaration is true. That is v.-h~ JilT)' trial:. in al ca,c~ of inl'!trect c"ntrmpt oul<ht '"be mandatur.l That i~ \o\h~ \o\C' badly need thr recall (>{ judge~ and of judinal d~"t·t~ion~. Thc J,O"Cr that llutnphroc~ has ;l.!HI ~., arra~antly flaunt~ 1~ JlOioiCT that should n,,, ht> hd•l ],~ ('I en the "isc~t and I•~' I • ·i tndt' t(lu41~ - Thoe I 'ubiK. ,.,.~'~;:-:~krers litical party f'a j>italist ayall'm ~an at the Mme mterel1!1; of th l' tb ~ Cflpitaliat ~.lA• l l Ort mth}~h~~~ .•, "r'~"'~T IIeN go "~TIH>r Tile rlt)Jilt' that mn nil out auJat of ua, altd tbe world I •• if we had IIPHr h..,·d. &t ••" to hP bir•U ..,J. 0111 baYe •• obOdi••ldooortn>Onl tatu,.t "' l h~ • " tb ..., 1 bri'"f •uni ..al hf,yo11a Ia otiM>r wor.l•, ....,. •onbiJ• a•t ont.. r,..INI io tile "''" Our iot'"'""' •• not •11tll "l'"n what be •l<lfltl with it. f<oo<l "' tit l>'o far a• uur ~,.,,.~,.,.,,J. *~ rcqul r'" only powrt •hll he 11•'"•1. and that it ,,,. ,~ .... t ''"""'ll""•ul~. STODDART HAS NO FEAR I,,;·:.;"';·;;,~~.:::. . ~··;;:~·:.:; .... ::··..: IN MAKING PROMISES :I ..:·;"' ::~;:· .:.:~ ;:::'";· Court. Jo .. r:renot.-d ~tat".,,, ..._._ at.-.1 tit'" 11•••tf~l ~ourt that tbe world 812-814 WA8HINQTON 8TREET BUFFALO SHOE 00. ABNBCA AND BLL.JCOT'T aTa. MEN! Oo~n® ijl'"" . Qood ~ f'or - 50 ~Cent. ~ We want you to try a pair of those wol\derful Buffalo Shoes 1000 pai r Men's $4.00 011 1500 pair Boys all solid hard Cratn Work Shoes, D width only . . . . f2.46 knock School Shoes, stze 1 I to 5 . . . . . No u4" ~' 'hit ooupoa so~ a..hlo 8.boe OD. '-dore • .,..• .._ l.H, wtDM....._... • - ull06eouto-•J oa 11.111 p.lral .,...,._Bitotlf~W dNIOI'wotk, • .IO. t4.tO,Il.Gior . . QO. oou~Mdle .... o.. Noc r-l•her Kne•ber lkh, lilt. !foe lfOOd ~ tt.lll.....;... S.O.. ...... Wa~Oaana~ Doubk WeuW. .. ..._, Jllll-r. 8peck.l, Boy S...l l!hoea, lt.a.cl liUd.., wh.b l'Ciafan. O..W. w.. Sol-, daMIOSOII. .. IIO; IIQI, .. K . Jn&\l!o18boe f0rllkbooi DI1'. A_._ and eubeorlbe f'or the Arooter·:Bettung. TM -.11 a..,..,...,.,...... .. 1M .... CNIIdde of N- Y&n vtty, ...,.... _....,th.Ja...--oriMWonwca...-IOceo•rOti...U. Oillco.liS-317 Gao.. Suut • • . S.ffolo. N. Y. ~a HUB .. a.n..o. at. MI!N'S OUTPITT1!ItS U.C.IIIS.IIIIIIlll •• �Three a ·ig -Meetings llayor STEPIIEN J. M.ABO~'EY Friday ~vening, .Oct~ 24th Corpontiou Counael F;DWAI\0 T. DURA."')) LA TOURAINE HALL, (/Ilea and Utrplanck Sis. Comptroller I. B. TAYLOR ' MIZPAH HALL, W. '1'mp and T;trklmtr Sis. Aaoao, LOUIS F. R&XIN ·coLUMBIA TURN HALL, IZ616tntstt St. Judge of the City Court WILLIAM F. CA'M'ELL County Judge BE.:'lRY MATTIIEWS SPEAKERS: Commiuiooer of County Charities MRS. DORA FOSTER LEWIS ]. DUNCAN, Socialbt Mayor of Butte, Mont. STEPHEN ]. MAHONEY, Candidate for M ayor SOL FIELDMAN, of New York Q ty Q\·en~r of the Poor S.UfUEL I~EARY Couoeilmen ALL THREE SPEAKERS WILL SPEAK AT ALL THRff MElliNCS WIJ.IlEL~I .-\LIIEXDT~GER JAMES .J. BATTJ~TQ.'\"1 U. II. CROLJn· Admission Free W . \YOJ('E('ROW:-tl\1 All8emhly Fint Diatrict-Domonie lk fo:.io ~cmd Di•triet-William G. 1'-bnta Third Dilltriet-Charle• Phillip& Fourth Diatrir t-John P. Wannentaeber Fifth Distriet---('onrad lleirl Sixth Di1tril"t-llennan Eilitz Seventh Di111riat-William Rmitb Eirbth bi•trict-Frederick Ouwender Ninth Oiatriet-HnnJan r. Olua CORRESPONDENCE 1 &.~ll•t. J Editor Bvfl&lo Tile Soe ..li•t l"artJ' Th~t otll"r pertin lak.....-...,u, aU tlltty.-an g .. b. T•.ke lh <' ••• of tile rtr...,t ear lri<'D, wllo ,...,,.nlly ,.,..ah•e..J a ra..., of 011~ ID =~~:u~=~.:o!~ The Stale ,-\~~:l,st• to bt abould vote ran l'l'efY .-\IM:ndmmt :'lfumbu Two. ::: ro=bei';!~ hlenclment Kamber ~otive Committee -of tiH! Soe..Wi&t P&.ay eonaidtred the lOW' ameocilheot. to the Coo· .t.itution of tbe State of Sew York to be vo\td upon at Ute ~inr Genlral Eleedoo on Nov. .fth. and decided to iaue t.be foJ.. lowinr u a euid&nee hew 1.o ad· Tile~ the YOkn of U.e diJreren1. eoUDtie. who ma1 be in IJYIR~lb,y witla the SoeiaJifi.o P&rtJ bow t;o ;.o::.~ thae for pudiuf 'l'brM. Thill amendn1ent profX*Ja to int-reut' thf' liWIIIbe.r of conuly jud1e1- apemieall1 in Ki..op Count1 lroru two ttl f08' and ge:oeraJI1 authorize the lefialatore to iuereue \be numbe-r of eeunty judgN in any eouuty. . . A veat _derJ JUY be aa~d_ lfl fnor of Lh~t~ aaendme.nt by po1otiDI' to law'a delay. But in view tllat it bu been pro•t;Jl tbat .:~:me ~ :!: 1 ~r!'t!'; ~!tt~;~ !:~ a day. and .._ ~u.e of hlMIAmeJ'Jdma& Kumber 0.. tility of the eoart.t to labor it deTllis IUilflldmeut PJ"Uf*tN to maud&. we should eaat a vote of dan,e tM ma.nDer in w-hieh the no eenftd~ to the roans. . 4!10mpeoutioo for .takiar printe Socl.liatl thoald •ote a1awst proptrty for pablie ue .ull be Amendmu1. Number Tllree. deten:ain.ed. The ame:ndmen ~ lfUilber tM"b tot aboJ•h refereea. A\8o it Tbia ametidmeu' propoees to $ft!b to utmd and olatl" the au.tboriu: t.he ua of nos more than row. ~:: ~rt;s;: p~~~ ~ ::~~:!tt~m!: ::; lm;per{eet u lhe &meodaeai i&, ..-aur abed& LDd re.enoin. h 'the SociaUa::ta aillotdd •ote for it ~Wna &IiiitH undedrable pro.-. l.tw the reuoo that; ioJ1&. bot the auudeipalitiet mUll ~!~!.,~ere::;,:;e:a:: qf ,_n ud teaQdal ,._ hag:!liat ahoold -TOte Ammd.nleat NliUDber FOUl'. for SPEAKERS : ~at.a"•••froead.'' roor'<l!io-illl!'::? ""'"I• J..-r bout, a11.l ttle~tn'JI.....Watath-.,.qa tbr b<M.rol of •rL•H•tioD alto•ed tllat th~ ..- ..-.-rr Tbey .,..,_,.., iiOIIT, DIU! entitf.o..:l df!DiaDd"'d lO to:JO~tl Author of War, What For? *~ll per llour.aud JAMES H. MAURER President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor-. So ..lod '•Lo•ie,'' ••ul lie bad otiLN tloinp to .,OAI;,Jer, an.! after tbiakiujt 1h"'Plallo•·.,r."l..o011i•'"ro....,ll<lth" eoa.-!1111011 tlllt llle ltat.-rna!LOIIII k1Il Admission 15c. Reserved Seats SOc. Purtbut YOur Clcktt• n.w. •all.'ontp&ll)";. •orttl ..,.,.,. tune• .,.,,,. tile lloldnar et 1111 job tUn !#IIi•. aad U.e 1treet ear IILeiiL. H IP~N hi! lntt!raalloaal Rail••r Co•J"'•J He.errM .eat tlclteta 011 u lfl at Soel&lt.' Het.dqoarters, tiOf:i Mutual Ule Blllld!oJ, ood 1t Wm. JoaN Socillln News StUN!, 180 Bruod••J- the ...,~,.• ~· rPnl ~ ;~~~;;~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~ pertloe.r. bour aad tbo: 1111!11 011e reata Yu. I'""' tile hter11atio;>nal Rail•a.f COIIIjoiiiJ' H'WII r<1aU ,,.., bout, flit everyhourtbat you1tre..t <"lrn>.-n •ork. S..o·u ~uu pl't hour ut your •OIW'y, h...-•u..,~rea'tyou.-_otiUC'<Ito tPt .,;lbt ~e-ot ral..,, ao"l .tuln'l :>"•" o•IJCet<>n .. eeatofot. S(lwltt UIIM! •llat f'lrllolre.-t flit 81111 s. ..... HIM W n ..,. me111b..,, do not , .. ;r •ork atl .... t none hour• •hi~ll O..ler. In C.IUornla Win• and Uquor. Bpeclol Uleut.loo clna SO pboG«L ordii;IOl:ld prompt daU'fDI')'. .JI#• .t•-• .St. YI'OIItler Pbot:oe .1; .1 C~ .St. r'l'~L- IF YOU WANT l'OUK -AU Work Oa•rsnteed Furs and Millinery •;,,i~·~~':oi.B LOUIS A . ABELSON '" 6-l bO<.Lro per week. •a·l for 5! •~II· '"' thf' ~~ar, wllid1 ;, ~~~~s lll>u"· •t 7 r""'- I""' bour. •loirh ,. fl~~ p>Pr JPar .. a~b OLI'VB O I L BA'ITIBTONI BROS. BOTTLING WORKS -~~ paid on TR!Bl."T~; to tlo" ""I'J>orl etF'ulorlllaoa·•l'lrtJortoaayotll .. r •II- F ..nUar!l1081 OLIVE O I L a day. mayt.l m(lte, for 1t lellot 111 W• make • IJ~I•hJ f!l rep~hlilg•nd aiM!rinr hra. ::)83 L'JW'DT PRJCI!S Oene . . . 8t:re.t:. nea r Spru ce 11\ln l'----....;.;;....:;.:..;,;=;_=r ==-='-:..:..--....J w. Brown ::. ~..:~·:.,~~.~·~:~ ....J:;~>U·~~. . . ~ .~:: ::-;~.:;· ~;.:~;::.;::·...~·;;·~~,;:·;: . 011ar Store. Union Goods ~;em~::;'...~:;, .~' t~~~~~~~ ;:; ,.:~~~ .£..,.~'7 Jf~•••J' :r-• 11L1t .,.hi.-\o a~~.-., .. PIH t3!06.1~; ~ " t .ooo.. •• h• .. ~ '"""' ,.... yea• for . ~;; 1 _,.::7 ~~."'.,'~'r~. :.. ..... tN ~~;:;~t\\~~·;;~;;!esll~:::; Si:xtMllth Ward-J ohn Votrel Seventffutb Ward-Aibt-rt S.yer EiabtMntb Ward-JuJina Knapp NiMt.~nth Ward-Albert Abiatti Twentieth Wartl- .-\rtbur Ppton T.enty-fi....t Ward- L. G. Harvey Twenty~OIUI' Ward-Bt-.njamin Taylor Twe.nt)'-tbird-W. S. Bro•n Twenty-fourt.b-Joaeph Bali Twe.Dty-ft.fth Ward-Charles J. ViiUiam.on Twenty-.i:rth Ward-LantriU Geiger TwflrtJ'«Veoth Ward-Charles W . .,.Tillett 1 .,.. . , ,.... 1.1 II••• •le- Saoeialiott- ,-.. m1arlf'd ia dlleto from.~~~ . fe,!lOfl fM!t _.-ear, but ''Loll"-~1• more tll1n ...::;u:::11~ot;;; 1&8 Ellicott Strut, na.r Rap .at.._.. P~~Lo!r:;a~..w -:!.1'1~1 W HIT E ~~t'e!r:~r M.Go:~":aa;u;:, to• Bta. p,_kl .. t , Clio .... A. Ori!el hll 81.; S..'J, P•al r. 8dlb:a4.11r •bonld ha•·• •• trouble itt lfl!ltl•l aad t~ird Frillaye... eaiap ..-ell -•01. ~:=·~~ ·~=~=~::..1 e~:~.:,.'*C:: ::-:~6.-:;::taBl..:..~· 1,..., tor ea•~'«· · ;:"~·;;·:;~;;:'::;;:' "' ';:' ! '11 .·~ AQmr:. ~=;:.Gtf "lAaie" =~·A·;z~ ·;::-;:~::~:-!t';,..,: !':;- 0. T H EAT R E OA I< 8TRKKT S..twflfla u.e- and Tupper P"ou r Picture• AlweY•.,1>1('~-~ul.• 4 C • • ,, lla•• w-......._,. H. H.,,.. Bo•boldt t:-..-1· lllAkl.aJ' tlw•• )My, beea- ~~ a..- ot"'" It• Wlall... NEW FAitSlYLES Park- yeu Pd ~I} M.OO per year llir· &biD S....ialid Party .ado 0.. 8tnoa\ i.ato tile IJodafut Pany, JO'II l(aa '• OaW11.' ~i.bla, &ad arJ lo.afD .. 'II'edf)N.NpoT,...,by lltrw$81'--.~woar.aeye~ BAt, -'' w:Ut • d.i.«_e., ""'-• npHt~Dat.ti" ot aay pol• 8ed.n.t p~, all IUe,tJ orpa~tloa, U.aa \M Speialiat. W'AJ' tlo.I'DII... Y - •ri•l of Pan1, ant to ui011 batt., •• lila wOilld .tat t.to 1-.ipite..u t.U, ..a'\ It to boo .;_bow o1 UJa4 t.o u.. • ri•r do.ot • • ld bo aaiaa. by a ~pkta I!Uelotlittl• rfll-A Q4.S M,.Ul. . , ''Lov.le' ' • .,... JOHN UNV ERZART S• •pl# lfH• DTI:t, CLP.A.N'EII ,4ND PRE81iEll woa~11't rftft.-..:1 doe lll.f ~. tba l¥er...U. . .I Bait_,. f111l •lrlo.t «t~t r&lM, to wlo.iell )'oo 1t.ill beta ... Boda!iua ~ - . , feel •otllled tot doo 't . .u.. tbtm tl,17t.HO, wilk'lt. br on t:JOO,OOO s. p-c JODr vota He --..t law tlte)t wve eatiW to Pfl1 buy .,l.p,. -...I beer. Ua ,;.-.. lilt tlo.eir -~~&e~. eaae _ , )"OG -.. Ul1a : J;::7=8= 7 8='oam =="'=•=B =L=·=oor =.Reed =::; tundo., t.,r:ao1111.. .. ;;:';"' ;-'" ;: ' :';' :";:';;; · be .. ~., ~.l!fl a WANT&D--Bo.rdiat U.M witable f o r til••, for tllree yea,., • 11 d I!.Nu~ for - · alld wife; _,. Nortlllaacl u4 aif't eoone ia ha•d.J. If tllf'y f'lli•ctr• a.-n-. ('oa•~•- .....t.waat to put trat:ko Ia ._.ta1<ette lid;' prdtr to 1M wiUo. 8oeiali1U. Ad· dida't ~"'!:!'r.~~o!v!•l•~=~ "':,~:_~~ ·-,.,~~~~~~=~~~~ = Ut !AlM .. , . _IJiF,._It,,Nt. MDilf•w....,.....ttl. If~.; .. -:~~~,.~ :o';.":;or'-:; ~~~~ c;a~~~:·IN~!; Bet:ood. Ward-Prank ·Ebrenlried F"itt.h Ward-Frederick Kim.miek uN~o;, H ATs THE ~AJ W~teb. for Oeonll4 'he I.ITPNOTIST ..:".:....:.•":..:..•;;..,_ = - - - - - •"It of C>nober t'IU!. ~·;,;:_..,~7";: t!:..~.: .ollp•~=~ ~:: ~~~~.~~~~e,~:.i:~~:n! Baoarian Hall ~= -~:.~~~=~~.- aleo little tlo.lop lie ~o11 l d LID tar tlo..,m. Cormabln Bixtb Ward-Emil Opler NiDtfi Ward-Erne.t Stilke EJenntb Ward-Will.•m Cadin Twtlftb Ward-E. 0. B&um Thirteeotl!. W ard- Fftderie.k Good. II Fotu'teellth W ard-DouJI- Be.Uel'je.aa .f W&rd-Prank W«iie b Ward-John Roeukranz teeatb. Ward-.1. N. Koehler Ei&itooolh Wud--Fnnk Kupp Ni~tll Ward--Geol'la DeGrafl Twatietb W ard-Aul Pe.tenou he-o~ Wud-R- 0. lf:etealle Tw"SD.VCth Ward-Reid Mb.die '1-.Ct)--MTOUl W u:d-Joeeph Ro~ke GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK ~f!Dh , ... ~ oae of tao.... PI"• JOH not fi!'t'ltbat a. •• •toll <l!alitled !<.> 30 ~uu I""' hour day• i• Ike week, Seeon<l Ward-John G. f'ooper Third Ward-Char!"' Plauman Fourth Ward--C'harl•.,. F'atuler F"iftb Ward-John L l~ l'.r Si:xtb Warti-Dni1l l'mphrep•ilh.• Sennth Ward-}lorr i~ Bnnmateiu Ei,..hth Ward-A. 0 Erftenbet'k NintJJ Ward-Otto ~itilke Eleventh Ward-l'au\ Vorl. Jr. Twelfth Ward-t.. f• Re-e«in1 Thirteenth Ward-('harles .Roe.eh _ Saturdag EYenlng, JoYemner Jst "'""I""' bourlllro11Jb do<' koa<l ron aid<l!ratioh of •'Loaie''-thf' •tr...-t rar DUt~- Fir~t Ward-Vbch~v Ryvf'rse BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ..,.,.,bar. trom e.eb Su~·r\"i~K~r Evt:ry Soe.tahat, PartJ' de111aad• 25 moolll, ••.00 J""'t ;rear, ..ltoe<o l Sof.oali--. party ;:~-~~~~: Lurs SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION I Tb<1 ""'•1.11 ~· Fint W~trrl--.'iamnf'l .-\. Fa•·kes SeeorJtl Warti-Ada1n 8cbf'mbtr Tbir•i WJ'rd-)ljcharl Roll Fout1h W,mJ-D l-' Stranahan Fifth Wani - M. \\" l'rrine f'ixth W llrd-lerOille .J Smith Sevrmh Ward-IIenry Goldstein Eighth \\' ard-Loui• r 0f'na Ninth \\'ard-K 11 . Gi.-rmAn Elewnth Ward-Paul Krier Tw"l ft h W ard-RO&<-oe (' A bt-l Thirt,-o·nt h Wartl-.t\UJrlUI ~fill e r Fourl<¥r\lh Ward- 11 . J Bulb FitfM-nth Ward-John Venbem Sistf'f'lllh Ward-.JohrJ ('_ Coughlin ~nt.-~·rlth 'W ard-l,f'onarrl Pf'rry Eiaht .-.·nth Wart! - Walter Palml!.'ren Nitw-t•-..nth Ward- llarn Ptter110n Twtnt~th Ward- 11.-u..;. Tutthill T11'eut~·-6rt~t Ward - .\rchie ll tndeMJOn 1'11't-nty-Rf'Ond Ward-Oeorl!.'i' 11. Fre-eborn Tlventy-third Ward -f'. l"· King Twenty-fourth Warri-J. R. Melntoah Twf'nty-flfth Ward- lnrio Lint'oln Tw~nty -aixth w'ard-Cbarl~ Grimm Twetlty .aeyt.nth Ward-Frank Cahill ~Four admendwu'- to t.h• eon-~ (b l Th~ l'nlarg.-menl of public 8t1tution of tbe State of New powers ia in liue with the Soeia\"ork are to be voted upon at the liat program eleetion. Xonmber 4ttl. 8oc111.list1 llhould \'Ott! for arneta,l O.e of tb~ adnlf'ndmenta ia of ment numbe-r OJIP partktdar importa!U!e to en_ry £m.endmu.\ Number Two. worker in the alate. Tbe ~una Tbia amendment j_. an enablnur ban ~tdart'd Worlnna~ ' _Co• da~. authorisilll tbe legia!atur.> ~uon lAwa u~otl.ltltutto~~al to enact a Worlunt:n 's t:om~ll&II­ Ttua admelldment .... framed W tiOll Law. It M inteaded to mtoet meet the<' coun dee.aatcn• and e&· the 1rN d~i~on of the Court of ~"' f :::·.:::.;~~~!:'ala:~::r::.~::l·,~ f Aldennen How To Vote On Ar,nendments GREAT 4••,! demaafl• fro• iltllllfiDobera a adadlle,...l.a. ---- ==-~~.::n.~=~J;; *:=-:we:~-::--- Baker Clothes de Luxe IIlii II! SIIS lADS UIJIIIIIal I.SIIIS. ...:am Sla. m. m.so • m LlWB&&t m•JE - .. �f"'U!LD;Hmm...aJ,.YaYTHII ..........., BUFFALO SOC1ALIST PlJBLJSHING cx>IIPANY ""-"15a......Jl........, MAaTDf........._,.._._ ~ ..._...,.,..Mut.!l..Ail..... TUTnaLJ... "-'-? IIUI'PALQ.N.Y. ......_~T- W. P. CATT11U.. ....... BlD"PAL.O.N. Y. ~PrbSUD,....JU~o50c:lb~,..,..w. ·.......... &Mr.~ a. --a..cs- ma.11er J- 5,.~· lfl2. • a. pall.._ fit . . . . . tv- Yod. ..t.llxadfiiMMdll.lm � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d224fa0ee904eb9273d3f6a70bc9290d.pdf 9d044470de102295ec2c9a7420b62252 PDF Text Text EXTRA!. As if to Give the Lie to the -V aunted Prosperity Arguments of' the Capitalist PoiJticians the Shops of ·Bufra.lo Are Laying Off Men by the· Thousands. - The Capitalist Vultures Will Go the Limit in Their Determination to Keep the Workers in Submission. STEPHE.N J. MAHONEY. Socialiat C&Ddidate for lb,ac ol Buftalo, wbo will Jpuk at the three • Bia Meetinp Toaicbt- O'BRIAN WILL NOT INTERFERE W TH BOSSES WAGE SCALE Br STI!I'HIIN J. IIAHONEY �Lewis J. Duncan, Mayor~ llf Butte, Answrr this QuestionIs a Ca~ble and a Fine Speaker - Everv Citiun fl• HearHim. · What --ill Socialists do when Two years el~~~ :.:;e~f I ,_•ent by. During ~~~~ ~~:n ':&~n:::pa~r: ~;n~: one Sociali&t mayor to this qu~tM>n will be to~~ fail_ed to lie . about his ~­ gin~n this t\•ening at thr« hall f\'IAlStratJOn. to d1ston, to mlS· m«tings in this c1ty. repr~nt. ~ Lt:wis J. Duncan is knwon Big b?!li.nes• owned the dailies; throughout America a.s the So- the: Soctall5ts had only • weekly ciali~t ~layor of Butte, Mont. paper. He wa« elected to that office There came a stc:ond election. in 1911 aiu·r a hard-fought urn· '?'n~c~n "'' as renonlill&\Cd by the . paign E'·c:r~· method of lawh:~~- Soc1ahsu. . . tJ:t.e w'Or\:IDg nc:o.~ \\h1ch could ~ rn•·okcd to The upitali.sts and big traders, Ita ·~eoe. ta the dc:ic:at hun w•:~ tnc:d . the: com- j miTI'e companies, railroad com- worlung elua. :;~c~,.~~~.~h ~~dth~~~~~~:~~r~~~~~C::~ 1~:~:~c~~7~~~~~c:;~~~~:;~i~hp c1~~~~ ~v~:~r::;:re,. tlon thrvu~:h t hr page:~ .,f the hJ;:ht-"c:t"un-d an alliance of all hht!al d01.tly p4~r~. " "rkms men "<"T'l: OJlpo:.mJ( J)Oifi!CS on the famon:tol.d that hr ""nld Joarat~ 7<" In· "rittzert-· ucket:· which buh~ up . ~~~~~r~~~; :::1.:111~t~;l:~,'I~,Jt~a~l~ 1.~r~~~~~ I:';!;,rca\ e~.cY~~i~t ~~~~~ffi~c:. I ·"' haul tlm"n t he: ttal-:' ' ;.hts e\'ening . 1 1\ut he w u elc:t"ted, and the real honey, So,:iali!l't , ~la,·or, Sol Ficldman, The~ 'A'a~ no i:'re.at upht:al'al ' o~k Cit~·. and Lc:w15 J-..':"'""%::;::·";,~ Thin):'S went on \'CT~ mu,·h a~ ~ the :\layor of Bulle j I beio~ . in the following halls. I '""" " · ::::;.::::_·, EX('l- PT That ~o~hc:n labcu ~peake~ will deJi,·er and rapual iuught, the: c11_1· gOl'• earh _hall. Come to one I :;,7..m.~~\..~~·.; f~~;~d ~Ylt':; •;:~atl~~ I::~~m~Oand :\~~Tt~s'SJQ~, .. nd hie "e-rr p111NI agamst pro- C H:\Rt;E()' ~~~:~,~IJ.: ':~~,l~~~~-1 d~h~f~::;;~ :·~~~ 1e-;~ul~~~~;~a l d~le ..... for Turn I! all. u6t Gen- ~IE\'. \ \ (1\IF.\ La Tomramc Hall. E ..l 'tica and at~<llllll.llJo:F\'. :.~-:am~1 the: 111 \ rrpland.. Strech t crr~t- uf .\11\l-S f{ \ll.kt 1 \IJ:-.\lt1pah llall, \\' Ju;l .\1 -\Jo:l...:l-.·1:-1 llerkuuer :'trt-cU. ~ ~~==~ w~w::,:u~.=-.o~o)Jfl6eo-- $4.00 1500 po1r Bop all oolld hold 1000 po1r Men•a 011 Grain Work Shoes, D width - -.....·I{ only . • . . tll.4a ,._, •hll-pa~~ knock Sc;ho ol Shoes, size I to 5 . . . . • IIIIo to&U&.ua lboe ~- .,_.. Jfne•~twt.., ud h •-•--••• . • " ,.m "-~-MilO ClhCI Ia laOIIIJ OD MJ' patr oiBoCilo Silo- fOI' driillw..-t.•..60,K'-'15.00or . . OO. 0•-PI*tot.bepalr. ~ MOl pod ahtr !feqmbitrtkb, 1111. N01pod 011 tt.86Bucala 8boM. waewproo~ o-aaraa....r Doe.bh Weu IW• o. ,....,. pair, 8pedal, Boy Seou.•"'~. ile'H . .de, wltb l'Hapn. .OO.ble Wea:r 8olee, t~.o&. .. 115. J .. &.oe fatkbooiO..,... B...,.. ,o.. 11-a~ ;~:::~J-d s;~;~~~;:, th:~:t a~:r::,)::~rt. m·~·Oillt' 10 hear Duncan this C\'Cn- 1..... ,,•• , . "'' - · te-.t bea:an. QoCMI ~o.nte .._to••&.!'JO: people ah-t- "err hold that he: would a n:!-ult, Duncan was recorrut•t iht· ntl "'tmcu wtre told elected h~ a la.rger margin of that he I-I•HIIol rum the: !IChoo!s \'Otr~ than before. and hreak_ up tht· i01.mtl} tie" ;! Th.at',. "hat the)~ t+unk of Sorc:h~o:t,.n~->t~ were told that he riahM·~ 111 Batte, Morn . 0::...® ;:, - - , ~-and •ubeorlbe fbr- ArfJetter·:&Uung. "'-ca17a.- .......................... .,II- IG CJu',,.,... ......,&be....,_.,...,.wortt.c-a...-10-r.a-• - OIIb.315-317-- . -...,N.Y. �TO·NIGHT! TO·NICHT! For Q;d J...... ol dto c - t ol Appah, HENRY L SLOBODIN OF NEW YORK CTY. For Asoociato Jade< ol .... Coart of .-\ppah, H. D. WJLCOX OF EUITR.-\. Pw SapruJC Coart J~ Three B-ig Mee_tings W JLLIM< S. PHILUPS. For S..prezne Coan Ju.s:titt. V.\.LD.'TINE KUCH. Jlayor LA TOURA ~E HALL, Otic• •nd rlti'PI•nck Sis. ' MJZPAH HALL, W. 'Ftrrp •nd l;trldmtr Sis. STEFBE!I J. JIABOJ<BY I Corpontioa c.ua.1 EDWARD 'I'. DlJB...Uilr COLUMBIA TURN HALL, 1261 6tntstt St. · ComptreUu L JI.!I'AYLOR .._, SPEAKERS: LOUIS ~ REXL'I Jodce of the Cit,- Coart WILLIAM F . CATTELL Cowny Jadp ~""RY lfATTHEWS CommiMicu1u of Couaty Charitie. MRS. DORA roSTER Ov~r of tht: Poor S.\llt.:EL LE.tRY LEWIS J. DUNCAN, SocWist Mayor of Butte, Mont. STEPHEN J. MAHONEY, Cand1date for Mayor SOL FIELDMAN, of New York Oty ALL THREE SPEAKERS WILL SPEAK AT ALL lHREE MEfliNGS CouneiJm~n Admission Free WTLIIEL}I .-\Ul.ESDI~GER JAlLES J. BATTJSTOXf H. H. CROLEY W. WOJCECIIO\\SKI WilEN ATTAII I OOJJMET STRIKERS A.ut-Mbly Fint DistrlJ:"t-Domenie De Sid Se-cond Diatrid- William G. Roberta Third J>;.triet-Charles Philli~ Fourth Dia;triet.-John P. Wune:macber Filth Diltrict-Conrad Bcid SU.ch Dittrict-Berman Eilita Snl!ntb Distriet-Willia'm Smith Eichtb Di.triet-Predt>riek Orawcnder Ninth Diatrid-Henun ('. G,lau th~m two w-omen CIIJO' ~l1ch Preddtnt Pennsylvania Federation of Labor. ~- 1 it to hrint; the to in an helptng end. Chicago, Admission I 5c. Oct . 23-- flne Reserved Seats SOc. Punb..t YOur Cltktll n.w. II.Nenoed _,., Uc.k"'" <m . .1. at 8ocl•tl1t 11-.dqa~rtrn. 806 M11Ulll Ute ll~!.lldl!lll , a11d llt Vl'111 . Jooeo~ i'O<M'I•IIl1 NIIWI i'l&.ure, lib 8fOidWIJ. confhct \{~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ of the a.u,a.-te... w '"""'""' •'•h" '" 'h" ,..,, .... OLIVE OIL BATTISTONI BROS. one of the most ~rtment. 1s that ~!teant~:~ld~ t:eh~~~ik';r,.dlr~~t~~~ ,.,...uer311»1 OLIVB OIL BO'M'LING WORKS O.tu. In C.IUo rnlll Win• •nd Ltqua- ..,.,,.,..~:'leu~ rt'~'•" ..., c-oal minera in the southern Colorado fldds and the cnppt"r miners in Michi~ran. The dOJ,t marches throu~h the strecL..;, unconSC"iou~ o f the attention he i« attracting. but e,·e r ready to a.SI'!Jt and protect his master, who ,~ a vk"'im of thc outngcous cond1tinn• which pre1·ail in the co1•pcr mm· v"-• ord..,.. lnd JI,.I.Qpl d;~;~:_.,.,,, IF YOU WAJI"T YOUK Yrontt.r Pb011el188t Furs and Millinery "·~~~~··L• QO TO LOUIS A. ABELSON W•-11::• • t,_cWiy ot rep.Uriacalld•lloerlacr•,.. L"lY UT PRICI.S ~~!nt~~t:i:~rno~rnn~h=,d~~-~=~IL.-:-_;"::"'" :;;;;..::;;;o.;_;--:::::-"::.;; •,... r.;;••:.;n.::•::•:.;•_;•::P::•..:":.::::..._ _..J U,f/,,. alert :animal, is tht f,.,IJo winC' CORRESPONDENCE U N I 0 N H AT a D<1n"t he a ~eah. J.:O all coal Edi\M lN &dalm. The: oppositc "tde nf the A• a ..~fllMr w til• ••IJ F.ocll•~ hl:ankct readt : . ,,_ltd•~ •or kill c-lu. .,-1* i1 til• ~ .._. .., ~ • IUfl Don't hf: a tc:ab. Don't _g(") eity . (Tlle ~alo Bodallet), 1 • l•ll II•. DW-It,. wt. •fii••Wee~N,_•~· ~io~~!o:::~.,.l'~'t:e Ni.ut.ll Ward-Otto Stillle THE {j) J !"'".L/fJara• liMY llr>n't ~icr~~~mi::rll ~~:'emaer~ Thirt.eentla Ward-Char~ RoeRh F011rteenth W ard-Charlea Ad..ma Pihest.h Ward-George Habidlt Si.z.tee:Dth W&J"d-.Joh.n Vopl on 5trikf1i, !:li::~·.~·;._·::-..:·~;ca_:;t; '',-. WHITE - A'-l ,.,., ...u .., I.U 1" rtM!Id .::.., ~~~!:.~': O'Bria• ... ~:a~d ~ ~t;:u~:~~;~~ ~::.'•: ~ th'! THEATRE Blt!!!_~H.:.IC~PP" ~our.:~!~i~:=•Y.. worlc: m th.rntq m~ that a ..o..tn ea.a,_Loo-d W..U tw Oeanl4 lb. UYPJIOTliT strikeJ are <'II and L"tn• helping 1~, ....._ At llut 110 ,... MeL 1r -~~ ot Octobw tT&al. the cauw: of the • ·orker-. 1q 4a~ ef tM lauruU.uJ Ball- -~~..,..-:---~--- Sn-ealftDth Wa:rd--\_lben Bayer BicfJtaatla Ward-Jull:ua Kaapp N'JDUeeDtla WarO-Aibf':rt Abiatti Tweatietla Ward-Arthm Upton Twenty-ftnt Wani-L. G. Elan'ey . Twaty---.eollld Ward-Bu!Jamin Taylor Twe111;;r-t.IWd-W. S. BNYD 'l'w"'Q-"""""-J- Boll 1'wmt7~ Ward---Ciw"- I . WiDia.m.oo. ,..,_~ Ward-t.utriU Ge.ipr ••1 THE EYIIIIITINI m.IJJftln c.. · - . . _ " ..,., - " tlllap . _ , . _ d;Juiq: U. lltrlb. t .....Wilke'- II:- ... " ' . ..... -.,. tb1 .. ~., lkw. ••~~:: "' ... ~lll.af .._ ..... l.t"_...w - ·· ...... of~,::;ca;,:,'i=~~ "':.' : ; "_ . . . _ • h .. ....,..'-" w ...... ' ' ::: ;i!c t~onna~Je. of w! ::S~ ~- wu - o..,. ~tao~~ r........., ..u-, H.onorable '"I'boma.a SlOddart, fW. •• ._.. ~ publican c.a~Wiatc ~ W_ayor. 0.. .,.. - . . lil.l --.. Bdore bts DOIIllnat.an Yr. - ..,.. - Y.c ..... ....,.. .._. LN. ~mu ~ ~ Hononble : : ~ w1111:;- ~~; •~ b:\!;ub-: Inc;: tt 11 Jaa pL&in: "'llr. S&oddut._ W. Brown _e.._., .It",-_, qa Dkott StNrt, ..., . , _ r~~ ..., ~ ~~ 1". IlL. ... .;:-.,.,.~..._ IWI, ..,..... deeM ... .,._.... ... a ..........._ CIIM. ~ :-= ...:..._.: :;: ~.,,....., r~ Stoddart co moat peopk aad the . - . tWr ~ kJ. »1 dlot ...,, ....._tk s•••,. "... ?'7e 8JO&IIION at.. 001". a..ct ~·- .. OearStore. UnionGooda ~m~~lee~!;kda~ ~:U-:, ::.!..~ ~~... ::! c-c..bl<o s-.1 Wud-.-....k llhmdried P'iftlt Wud-~riek KiaaiU 8istla Wri-Xail OpWr N"'mtlll Wa.rd-Braect. 9tilb Wud-Williuo Oodbo T'w-eiM Ward-E.. 0. B&ma Baoilrian Hall .........,,,.......,..,• ..,,... JOHN UNVERZART Of Afii&II w. Willett • w~if!:. ~ ~ "lf'ill 1 ..._. • ..... W.A ...._,,. .._........_ . . . . . , . . . . . ,, • W. t.!': =~~ Jle-,.,. .._ 1..t ~ .,.,._,, ~~~:': Tani-Frod<rid< OeodaiJ -·"""---J·- -·""'-~- =i::S:~m:. WaN--.1. S. Ioolai..E ; p - W"anl....f'ra>tk happ tk..itwiUbej••pb.iaorde -r~ dec:tio. it wiD bt 11aat'• 11-W~DoGnlf 5&DcW.art. JbJ'or... ~ ~W"""-11.0.­ ,__W...__¥~ . ~- tlw: . . . -'o raa ... _.... U.:..':: 0,...w,u- (.-&.); == =:it. !.:::::-"":'::..--- ...... ~.~..~. ~. :-: • ~"W~W- ~'IF__,__ Author of War, What For? JAMES H. MAURER m,.: Ele1'"entb Ward--Pan! V.l, Jr. Twelfth Ward-L. C.~~ "--fiotto W...,__Aul SPEAKERS : GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Calument. , On 2J The \\'estern Fcrlcratllln of lJm er'. which is directing the «tnke of the 15.000 copper mmcr~. ha~ appc.aled to the pt:Qple pf t hc 'lttikc di'ltrict to cO·Hper;ltC" v. Hh Sul)t'rVi&01' Firat Ward-\ixlry Ryve.r-.e Seeond w ard-.lohn 0. cooPer • Tlli.rd W ard-aarles I>Jauman Fourth W ard--Charlea 1-~ae.aler Fifth Ward-John L. J""1er Sj.sth Ward-Dnk.l l."mphreTfille · Se.-euth Ward-Morn. Bra.uuteln :EiPlb Wa.rd-.A. 0. Erftl'nbeek --tk Saturdag Enning, JoYember 1st The j..•unmt'n .,., ere let ~o and are ll'W• the freedom of the c1ty Twt'Jlty-foarth •" BROADWAY AIJDITMIUM itia this afternoon attackt't.l a pucdul demonstration of the striking copper minen. thc1r wi\'tto and sympathiscn;. \\'omen who coarned the .\mer· ican flag at the head of the pro-l%jSion were knock«! do"" n and beaten. the Rags trampltd m the dirt of the !ltrtU b.l tht f.:UII• men. Many of the panders 11tre bruisctl and heat r n . FourtU<.:n striker~ "''ere arrc.-tetl. am.m;: Ei.-hth ,.....,.~ w~. SOCIAUST DEMONSTRATION Calumet, Mtch., Oct. 2J.~Im­ poned gunmeo and proies~10nal strike breaKers aided by the m1l· Aldcrmen Fint Ward-Samut>l A. f.~awktt Sftood Ward-."dar11 ~h.-mi:M Third W.rd-Mieb,.,.J Roll Fourth Ward-D F. Stranahu Fifth WaNI-1\1 . W l'erinl' Sixth Ward-J'crom.. J ~mitb $r1'f'lllh W.rd- lll"nl)' Go\d11tein W1ml-l..oui.~~ (' Gt:ua ?\inth Ward-F. II flil'rnuw FIPYI"nth Ward-l'aul Krier Twf'lfth Ward -ROll('~ C. Ahel Tbif1&o·nth Ward- .\Ufl'\1111 )!iller FourtM>ntb Ward- 11 J . Ruth ~ Pitr~nth Ward-John Yenlu~ru ~stwuth Ward-.John C C'ourhlin Seent.-enth Ward-LPona rd Perry EightO!'t'nth Wa rd- Walter Palmg-ren Nilwtl'"t'ntb WanJ- IIarry Peterwon Twentieth Wa"rd- llenry Tutt.hill Twenty..fint Warrl- An'llif' llendenon Twe:nly-~~JeeGnd Ward-O~rge fL Frftborn Tweuty-tbird Ward--C. l'· King Ward-.1. R. llel.nt.oah Twenty.ftft.h Ward-lrwln Lineoln Twf'uty-&isth Ward-Charles Grimm Tweaty·«n·nth Wani-Frank Cahill How To Vote On Amendments GREAT CBI~ial lolM&IbJeSo.:iali•t.) :~ ... . ~ ..... ·~ ...._ ........ JaiL IIOP&ln. :;.:: ~· :.-: : : : : - . . : : ...... ...... .. , ..... "' aT:::;=.,~!-.=:~ a. a. ....... .... ._.Mflllw ~....._...W..'l...:ket.lliaeJ..-._~.,.,.. ~~ ~~~. ~. M . - , ....... ~ a.,.,........._,.. . . . . . . _ . . . _ _ . ... �BUPPALO SOCL\LIST F,1JIILISHING c:mrANY --~1.6....., IIVPPALO.Jt.Y• ...,.~ T­ ..... W'. P.CA.Tn:U......_ . . . ~ P1b .$1..00 ,_ ,._ , . . . IAJPPAlA N.Y. . . . . . prr.... .. . . _ The intclli!l:ent union man comnot hclp ruJizing that in politics h" ploa.cc " Wit h the Socnil•b. for Soc:ialis.m means the ultimate unanupat"'" .,f 1ht' .,.,.,rkrn from the deipotilim of capital. against "luch untOII mt>n arr cnn'tt:.ll ntl) contl:'nfhng. The~ rert;unl) IHJdern<uu.l that all their thesr dcm.an<h for .amtar) wQrlonJ,: condition' in leKahred arC' fulllt' a, \o nl:: a~ t he lt:J,:I~bturel are cat»tah.. t eta~... 1llt')' kiiH" that .,., hene\•t.r a s-tnke i.; cutt. <apltah .. t JUdJ.,:e~ arc- a],. a~ .. rafl' wnh pcrcmptOT)' I" iu-tr:ue tht"IT cf'fon .. .,f ;.:;wun;.: a fair day') wag-e~ ft•r "'"rk nntlcr hun1an r,.n,Jn~.om.. The) art a~~~~oarc: uf the ran nr' cr hnpr of "'('t' I IIJ.: cffC'ctn c !:II,. or Ia .... ., enforced. tht' JUdtl'lllf) , .. un•l<'r th<' doi!HIIaUnJ< 111tlu cncc of t ho<<n~:::•:~':;:;:~:~~ I~,:;~''::;;. and t-nJt•Y~ the prn II<'.:,• ,Cif dtclannJ.: such Ia"·• u It i1 1~1r mtrrr-.t putt' and <:!m(Jit chat mu"t 1mm1pt than firlt' " ' lth tlu: S.ot'"1ai••B on dtcti<JU day, and dt'ct men o f tht'ir o wn da .. ~. uf t h <: ll """rank-._ ,,f the•r """ mmd and ::.tntiment to repre~C'I11 thC'm and thru rau ..r ... htch i1 the g:reat cause of labor mall iu :I•Jl<:'•l • m th• lt•J.:•·b.tu<' hudtn a~ "til a• 111 puhllc a tlm mi.;;tratum arul 111 the haJI, of JU ..tlct "'~ tllll•m mrn thn arr fi~-:htmg: tht hattlr-. of thr working: d:us 111 tht' t'rOnnm•c field. as Soci<~li ..h t ht'' mu::.t fight tht' ~amt' hatdes 111 tht' pnlrttrallirld =====~=-;..,_===~=======---=-===All clau-strUJ;:gle-. art polit1cal "'" ~t.·tll as «Qnomic .. trng~:lrs, and th t'lf nl!lnJ:Ht' ubJt<:t •~ thr conqut'll of all soe•al pvwrr~ fnr the purpo~~ 11f mak11111: them (Uh~er.-lent to tht' aim5 in \It'". that i", If the \'OtC'n wo uJd use th~r for practical n:su!U;, 'nd if In our c:ue, the "'c:lfarc: nf tht ""rkm" people. and ultuuatrl~ the: ' 'tltr:- i llttllignul~·. things ~~o·ould a~ not satisfactory, t he c::ourM: "t'lfarc: u f ::>uCitty at lar.:e ()c dlffrrrnt. action is s p«dily changed Of. t:oUTSt. but the tTO'tlble li~ new mHM anployed to t' Th.. r,. ta no anta.'!'o m••n ""'"'"en :"'\aturt< and man, !or m1.~ him- d«per. It is thr wrong use they the": etld de1ired._. A~ the ruling ~··U •• • t•ro..lut•t of '\~ttur•• ••hi ht>r noble~~t prlklurt In '""" :O.:•tut't' a rr makmg of t heir brains t hat cla55t:5 t reat pohtK:S m the bo·~·unu.,. ~~t•lr-rmuwtou• ;uxount ~ for thrir tK>IitK:al fooli5h· mannCT. The-ir partiea must do l •mo,ndJ,.ticln, • • • • . fact io;.. they arr afraid the~r bidding• if lhey reckon on Th111 11 tht country of unlimited pouibilitiH;. it mrh11lh 1'\'I'O tht> 1 s traig ht in tht' facr thetr futu~ support, and S}ley pot~~<~lluht.• th•t 111~11 t~<•n•h llt'••au.w tht>y ar.. tmAt.l,• to jtt-t .-nough result:. unbiu!.Cd by know ho~~o• to make politic.lAnt ,,, ,., , oah1l,. Hu· ••on11try t-ltJW:t rtl hundrt:ilil of •uithou• dolhtNI" wo rth obe-y tb.eir wishes. 1 ; fooci•Jutf• to !l'f"•l fnrrign nation1. If the~ "·ould look upon poliOnly thr: wo rkrrs la1·r no t yet 1 ti('~ a, tht~· look upun their own realiud the importance o f l hap-ANYTHINQ FOR AN ISSUE prn·att affai rs, thr~ ~t.·otlld n o t in.: thdr politics according to ----- I !~~"~~~uhl~~a't~ ~~~~~~~~~;:\~~ II~~ ~~~r~ ~~~ _so~l!lhdatt fnr ~la•"r Th..ma, !"-tniMart, lonrll.• :~'~);a:!'~~~~·:~ ~~llll}t'e::i~lt:(~:~~ :.~e:~e:i~o~;ct~::~:!~h<' •tJ.nil• f,.r bettrr •lr<'t'l t'ar !l.tntcr ~ud lo--,wer tarr• • lamatiOIIi po f \"Ott-<:atche~. y th~ - mat! them~tlvel the 1 1 1 ,\1,'::; .. men look icaJ' tools o f their Ct•mo· 1• rraltn t ht tt'tnltl.: ••ppn· ..·•"ll ,,f th~ t~toplt' t.~ th<' lntcrnar ,,.. f.!o·publu t'cd.ltt'' tho~t ~~; 11 ~.',',", ;:~·,:. ~;,~;:: ~\7,:\~~\<', .~ ""'' ;, ~;','.'","m~::n;~··,":.,,, ,.., ,.,,,,,, ,ffi" ,, mu·• '"" ,. •lt •t"ll .. , nd ~,n a• ~~~ "tntldarl "a• n.mum terl lu- [l('~an 1. ,11,. •· . 1 ;p .. 1 m~ttrs; The re-~:litie!l of our modern i in~;;;;_,;·:.' ~~i"~h:"~\,:;:•·;:''~,t~,'.:,,':~•h,:~~~~~~',r"~;:;~;:•·~;;·.•~);~·~~ j ;~~:~,..:d•;:~~:;;~~·~,are··~ift:;:~~ ~;:;:~;d·~~";!e,-~! (Ut:tt'l'l .. ran-I ahlt 10 tlm~C' "h~• ntt n S« much •t·ar• thr •lrtt'! ra r M:'t\'irr .,f till• en1 Ita• bt'tn rot- .,f 11.. bnj.!'ht ! tdt t t:"!l r:..th f 1 Hnan an<l ..,,,whtart ha1c IIH'fl 111 thr. CH\' f,,r manv 1 l'rople arr ,,.., "uk to face die '<'·If' l'hr• hatf' ' "•lh hef'n m"rr "'Jr-.~ actn" Ill pubhc htr ln;t naked truth, iu r n ~~ horriblt to "''' ~~ t>t"l"rt:' h.11 r tht\ ('n1ulcmm:•l the I llttrnauonal Ka1l"- a' Co look at: it kill~ ho1lt'. ,.tJf-rdiancr:, ;:rul rr, ,,-n,. c ll•d 11 t:.l.r t hem all thrM >earo; to find out iome- couragr:: it kill.; Jht nund. Thert· tl1111io: 'o\IHrh C'\rrt•Hif' l.nr~~o > forr ~ham~ art nreded, illus'o11,, ffidOI tt into ~nds to ir..sta,·e y~. die-t tha11 illusions and to mend matters. and the food. to :.:rtn!;lii!' :f.,~~~ ~~~:~pi!;.. u poaiblfo, tu urry on J)rodue· tlon without itJtf.rruption. to introduce the I,Yittnl of u.i«ht aJtd iti~ o f our life tolr:rablt, to humaniu our social conditions badly~t:d ror the l!ft))itali•t -··,-.... •··: -""': utilize hie mae hin11 u qlll('ltly aa ~ble from tht momtnt he Jltll• 1t in op~:rati11u.. Jn o l hu wtmla. tha• dri• e. tbe upltalltt to ""'· t.end th. hou" of labor aa murh ol all of t hrm is tc make the real- :::r~;.~"~''"' ~~;r~.:,·t~:·a~~:~~~~:,'i ~~d~~:-~r~f~i:~~~ br:n:r~~:~ willing !;,;~attru~~ ~: t~~db:~d ~r~~! ==~.:o~ r!:.ntr:d wholr truth. it, a•h=n.a!t it 11 ~~~~~-ndB:~ tt1:~rr~g~ n:medy _for ., ouee, are reo# t>.foN! tbey hne tG their full Uttut. every mae:hlne is In • dantrer ~liiJC made u~~el81 btf~re it ia ull!d up; tbb t. aul'fl~ e)('nf ground fact: thr trutb, but thrv will liOns, are m ~any cases IIJlU(~:~,t~~~~:~a:' ..;~~;~rl);,',~ri:~ ~~~e ~~d~~r:rar;le~::~ ~~=~~a~?;~~ ~~~ina;, ~~~~~~~~~orri~: Th~ \\' o•IJAII l!t th<' hff'·partnrr of man. wh1. then. ahouldahe 1101 ht> hill partner m hhl light for better• f'f'!no;nir1 and political eondition• al10 t can MAKE LIFE BEAUTIFUL 111u'''l!'1S ha\t loet·u defended all ;;u 1 •• I• [..... ~ tnrttolt I•·• t ~·th -.,,,~tdan and n Hnan. thr ,[,,Jntl'··r wer the ~?.~·~1t~I,.D~W~~:::~:'~i.~~ fi rst to r::ort;a=:;te;h~~d :::; but People ,.-ill not only bt: able to contolation. ===========~===~=--'"""'.;.,'"'"--===-- Jci::::..~ CAPITALISM'S LITTLE MELONS work • J}trmaneul t,..Um. timt the of 1nt- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-10-24 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Laying Off Men Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/a5977d974c4ac426107e4ffcb5b4c335.pdf 9d248b6631927e30b24158cc91049642 PDF Text Text EXTRA! ' Some. of the Citizens and Procreeslve -Candidates Have Slcntfted a Desire to Talk to and Debate With ttie Soclallata. The Socialist Campalcn"'Commlttee Is Very Anxious to Gratify Their Wishes and Takes This -Opportunity to PubUcly Challence Any and All the Citizens and Procresslve Candidates to Meet Representatives of the Socialist Party In 'Debate. The Sooner the better and the More the Merrier. The Soc1allst Party Is the Only Party In the Present Campalcn Which Stands Ready at All Times to Meet Rej,re8entatlves of the Old Parties or the "CitS" or Bull Moosers In Debate. Wlll . the Cltlzens-.nd Bull Moose Candidates Accept This Defy? ilff·ft·Bb\ME" FOR -MH:l. BPL&SION . SAYS JUDGE Same Old An-a to Same Old Quatlon of and Labor - Workas Kl!l.d By N~ of pany But Propridora are Not Hdd to Account. CREAl MEETINGS Of SOCIAUSTS· MAKE OLD PARllES WONDER llUDU- �lENTS FUamiiNGS and cater es p eel a lly to the •• Union Trade •. Fure and Millinery .,. •: •n.. QO TO LOUI8 A. AHUION Wt -lte 1 •PKWtl' ot '•n. ....r Np.t.iril l . . . ai.W., a........ at....~ t.b~IS't Ji'iUdll BUFFALO SHOE 00. a UNUCA. AND W...L.IQO'rT aTa. Thle Ooupon Qoocl "" 50 ~?-nte w.0'i'~:.Tw:~z.,'".!lalr Buffelo~a 1000 polr Men'a $4.00 011 Grain Work Shoea, D width only . . . • e:t.48 1500 pair Boya all aolld ,hard knock Sthool Shou, atu llo ~ , • , • • Ho r.... ddt.,..,_ w.UM ....... .._Ot _,,....,_._IM, .-4k wSU ._,..._.._.. . . . . . . . . .....,- . . 111 , .... _, . .. .... .... ~ ·~If:===~~.,~ ::::::::~ .... •..,.....o.......... o...............o.w. ..., "'"· • .., .,_, .,_..a, .., ......... ........... .ua •~o~pn ........... ... . . . . . . . . .. l ................. o.~~~o qtfate .................... ArDttttt•!dlUll(l. ..... .,....,o.......,.... ............._., .... ,.... 0.,, ,.,.... ................................ ,., .~ O...UU17-..... . . ....... N.Y. ropractlo �E E SPEAKERS S t e ph e n .J. M a h o n e y 1 Socialist Candidate for Mayor George R. Kirkpatrick, of New York City,· Author of War, What For? James H. Maurer, President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party Adml••lon, 15 Cents ReHrved. Seat 50 Cent•, on sale at Socialis t Headquarters, 805 Mutual Life Bulldl na, and 185 Broadwa y �~-~IWYI~ -• BUl'FALO~~~ ....._......a,Uiaa...c M.t.JtTQII...-...a.......... HDCJlY TVTT111U.. ......._,. . BDI'P~N.Y. I'LUil.-.....:D.tW. P. CAT'TWLI..;-. . . . ~.-~~ . . .1 t BlJPI'ALO.H.Y. t ~ ~ Nc. SJM p.r .,...,, 5Ck G ...._ ,.,..... k ...,_ a...-~ .. ---'-daa _.., J- s,~· Jtu, ..... pa~~ Gille. .. ~ N.w·v-. ~tt.-.ctofMudll.ll1t SATVRDAY, OCTOBER 25, " " NOW IT 18 YOUR OHANOE \\hen going to th~ polls on the fo urth o f NoveiQber, "m~mli><<llih•" t he part playt'd by capitaliit politicians during the sprin"' ~~'" it is ,·our turn lu shuw them what ' -ou think of their :~~~~~~r~11tl~:~a~!o~,ft~~! f:':~:ii~~it~~c~~~ ~~~~s~r:':.J:~~td~ ;md '"mu:n tn make a decent li•·ing. 11 ynu mi" tbi~ opport111111y to1 reJ!:istcr your prou:st against the o;hamcleo.-. ahu!-c of power a nd po!lit Km o n the part of ~·ou r ma.!'tcrs and their h1rchn_gc.. ,nm di,J,:r;u:c you r:.eh·cs in t he eye~ o f c•~r~· ri~:h1-1hinkin~:. fair-minded and ju.. ti~-lo•i ng man in the countr). and prn• t ' " thr world that t he man !~ example o f the fatha-. nf tht ~;:t'luntn ha,;. bttn wa,.ttd on you. ~t,r'~-~~::~ ~.~~'~,~~~:.~::·,;..i•;:r.S~tti.~•c~!,:~n~\,i·~.~dit ~~~~k; ;~:;::; ================-...;,======:=-~-~= 111 th~ rnll 1""~~-~~•"n ,.f t hu~t Tlj::ht.;;, prov~ b~ their own act1••n that tloc\ •lu1 "''' kno"' h'' "' to> u-.e thtm i ntelli~~:entl1·. e ffect ilt'h an.!'"' thtn co\\n mtcrt!>t? Th,nt.. ••1 11. \l••rt..on;.:mtn of Buffalo. all(\ ~how _1·ou r~l 1t~ eq u a l t" llu- t..1~t.. that he~ bdurc you~ if nwn. :\l l•llt' l q uota ,,f _t...,.,, ern- tht world a ud tht worktr,;. d e man,l their full rc.-prt~tntat~<ln 10 thi~ ~~:o,·crnment. II human ualurt ,·;~.nnnt be than~ed. y)('ial condition~ c an be thanged, thmt condition~ that dth umaniz:c men and in many --··- 1' ' " " - · J:trn•rt human naturt. l'ro•pcrny toda~- i~ tht prn·iltJ;:-t of a das~. Socialis m "'-ill 11 the normal cumht1un of human SO<"Itl} frt•m which no h u man htm~o: "'111 he c:xdudtd. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1813-10-25 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-10-25 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n073_19131025extra Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n073 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Socialists Challenge "Cits" Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1efa8af389240cd24b48310678ada29f.pdf d1a19b7dbcb5567fdfb517d2b523d04a PDF Text Text EXTRA! . -NEW PIAN TO niECE WORKERS Of OTHER Captallat Ezplaitcn ~ Sc:bmx wblch If • 1D Gala a Hold Will Rault In Robber,. of -l>aytae Workcn lor a..dr. Should be Abollobed. CANDIDATE FOR ALDERMAN FAILS TO DENY HE BROKE STRIKE F. Schroeder Aclmlts He Worked During Strike and Tria 1D Exc:uac Himself By Sayina' He Old Not Belong to Union. �Socialist Party Municipal ..... ODd J. . . ., ... e-tol ....... HD"RY 1- SLOBODIJi OF NEW 'I'Omr C!ft. _ .... ~~~~ F.-~c-t~ WILUAX s. PIULUPS. l!or~OoortJ..... --- vAU!:IftDfE rrotB. II'J'El'HIIIIf .. 1tUIOliiiT c:_.aBDWDD T. JIVLlND - ~ L B. 'rATLOII 1t Is "" ; , . , . .... Niilt Bic and Buy mi .pgu~ar.._oo ~ It .._,!be .... baa • ...., 111111 Ia lll6ct and tbt q Ia al the flaeat WVl8 I'.IIUDI ..... DIIIIIGI 'WIIIt a miDutc hat bu., the ~-"""<JIJ~ Wroalacat thlanaxd WUUAll F. CAftBLL "-">'.W. BE>o"JIT JU.1'TDWB ~,·Ooalr~ lOili. DOIU. IIOft'BB brakioa" pia. SPECIAL NOTICE o . - 4 ... - SAlfUBL LEARY o.a..-. W1LHI!Lll AL1111!1DINOBB IAH£81· BA'I'TJII'rONI B. B. C'IIOLBY W. WOICECBOWSEI ..._...,. Fint Dill:rid-Dt-.c.~Die De • -Diotri<1-WOU..O.- -Bricka & Enos 1121-1123 MAIN BTRIEIET 112-814 WA... INQTON BTRIEET w......- TI>lnl Jl;otriet-Cbutoo ftill;,. F..... DlolrioO-loluo P. rutloDiotriet~IWd BidJliltrirt-B......aBititl S.•l!lltlt Diltriet-Willi-.D s.itll Eiolotlo Dlnrl.-t-Prodoriolt an-.. Nintb D61triet-Herm&D C. Glaa ELECTION EVENING S.n11th Wri--8_,.,. Ool~ Ejpth W....t-Loail C. 01-ua Niath Ward-E. B. Oiermu EleYI!'Ilt.h Ward-Paul lt..Wr Twelfth W~ 0. Abel Tbirt8tlt)l WaN-A..... Jlillno FourtM'IIth Ward-R J. Bu.tb ::: T-omt- w~ 'l'u1dWl ,.natT-ant Ward~ H~ - ............... .....__...B. .......... ........... _ . . lfud--C. t'- iDN .......,..__,. Wanl-.1. ll ......... Twtav_... - .. BROADWAY AUDITORIUM · PARK BAND • DANCNG MOVING P1CTliRBS • SPECIAL WIRE ~~= ~7o:..u. BH-otMa&la Wud-LIIaud Plft'J' Ei...._.,tll Wud-W.._ Palmpn. Ni~ Ward-Jian7 Pel.er.a • • RETURNS • Al.W.... Fint Ward--Samuf'l A.. PaW'kes Beeond Wud-Ad..N. sehftat. Third Wud-Miehllf'l Ball Poorth Wud-D. F. St:ralll.!lu F1ftb W....t-M. W. Periae Aixtb Wanl--.l'ft'OBie J. Rmitlll w.~ ~a..~a ,......,._w~o­ ,......,..-..--~ CUT THIS OUT THIS OOUPON AND TiN CENTS WILL ADMIT oNB TO BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT -~ .... ftiftllf~- • ' • ~• ruu. .....,_, .... L. .... ' w--.oarl4 ....... ,. f I -. Pint W--Vi:df'J.,.._ l!oooodlf--., ... 0.~ ....,. . S.~ v.......,... Wud-ll8atl ~ :F.iiPQW......._A..O.~ W--.Paa!V.... h. ,....,.--..c.~ 'ftirte.a. -~ . . . . ·~·~...._ .. . . .....................,... v... ,.,. • ._._ ,.._AIIIert: M6ll:ll ,. •' .' IETUINS FIOM SCIIIIECTADY ANI 8TMEI CITIES Plt..-~­ ..,.__,_~ !'<" • - - - - - .... r J5 Ccat. !r- W--.otto 11001to - • Cat out thla coapaD." It II aocxf for 11ft caata. With tm caata It wfll admit .,.,.. tD the -.., ...... ~ ~.._._--a.­ This Is ttte Evenlq the 8oolallets Will Enjoy Themselves ~--.......L-0....... -----·_ __ _ . __ -----------·--Oolio ----0._ ..__ _ --·-!1._....___._.__ -.,___ 7cswtoJ . . . . . . . B jewip ...... . .,__ .....__1.,..,._ .. - - W.JL-. ~- ......... .,__.~~ ~ ~--ll-t­ --.........._ .._. .................... ........._ ~-- -·----- ..................... ...... AUSPICJ!S LOCAL BUFFALO, soaAUST PARTY �T .... BROADWAY AUDITORIUM SATURDAY EVENING. N E E SPEAKERS Step h e n .J. Mahoney, Socialist Candidate for Mayor George R. Klrkpat.rlck, of New York City, Author of War, What For? Maurer, President ;Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party Ad ............ 111 Oenta Re . .rYed - t 110 Oenta, on .ale at - l al t.t Headq-re, 8011 Mutual Uf'e Bu lldlna, and 1811 Broadway BUFFALO SHOE CO. How To Vote~ on ~mflliPHANiiiOOst Chiropractic Amendments, Of CAPITAUSM lAJ A..tde t"ftjodkoe (The CbUd of lporanror) Come aad Get Wril TH! NJ!WLY DEVEI.OPI!D SOENCE nio'T PI<OPERLY APPUED. muNGSHEALTH TM body, like: uy Dtha' machine:, will work oormaUy wbra all ita parU a.re: in plact •o tbc nlltf]D' wlllappt, . ___ _ ----·-· ._....,.... -----... d-ol~ Frank 9talnmetz. 31 Nilpra S&. - r �IIONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1911 THE MEANEST FRAUD ,._ ruranNt fnad ill thr .todi....t rfrort to dasil'n the u to tiM- compaCtion ol dae Procr--fw ~~~~~,.'"'""or th.- P&pitaliJt daili,... But thi. ill a miltake. TM fl'l!.u<i iA the dt'ort IUadr hy rapital~t JloOiitieiasw to d~in in., J..-<~J•l" u to the •·ompcwiti~;~n. n.turr. <".llaraec:er II.Dd al! thr •·•ritali.t partiea. Th~ parti~ arr p,.._ated to • l"t"l'r.-~:~tatio• of all th .. r•I"'piP. ••bilfi in ~~ tbl!y I"' • ~ hut th .. poolitit>al n:pr .. Bflion~ of ~pitaJ.Wt in~. •·uuno... th .. ,J.,....rt'tion of thP workinll milliou ia an ~tial thl' po.litil'al ramf' of thrir ri: J'I"lh·MI ami in p..rfM"I harmon1 r~t nf th,. <"llpitalillt qaem. eiU.. of Huft'alo thr SO('iali.t Y..avor Did J'Ga DOtW that tile upitali.t pl'ftl flliled to tell ot tk cr-1. JDIId.iap of tb• Moriau.t l-artyf 'l'betW'a • ft'MOG. Wmtiap~ra piiJ dDel. iDto 1 aDiola to ao }:~h.~n~~~!~/ity th"'" th• fal"t and hi~t hall• Wrre of th 1 of • ftcb\ t'he qpitatilt el••· to tlw polL. IIDd vote \M peDple iDto aAee tllat thQ' fl1hti... Rupplyiq uuonoitioa to Ute _ , . il 1 peM P1 to thea REMEMBER THE VICTIMS • l'kMDe thlllp d.-n·t' to),.. fortl'Oit<·n. 110<! ot~!"'o oUf[bt tw\·rr to DDtiJ th~ rau..-. •·hkh hal<' pl"'whw.,..l th~111 b.l-f' ,....,.-d to AIDIIDJ tDt th" thm~t~~ ",. .bould 'lti\1 r,.mt'rPbfor;. t.ht- •••··~'"""i•,••r ~of two ~··•r. llll•• .,.),ton' tb .. ),,-..,.,of ~iJ'ht -rkruo•n •erw j;,.,... \ t<• <oUr rnttrn t•ity admmi~tr.tiun. f~n. pH···~"}'·~.....~~-i:-~·~·~-~·~··:";~~~~·.;JsiN:WiU~~~IIIT[~ h•rl h•·'.lin.,.,."" ...t •·11.1 lf1'>\'<•ntnu•nt _ tha"l <liMMI•·r v;.,u,l.l no•\''!"!' havt lappt'n"-.1. If w ,,....,.,If ....J'IIM ,r.r..... .. Tht.t- human of tht pr~·e .... ho..n. ~i7-:~::~·';~rK ~~~~li:~~!n'::~;~~:::;ttt•·~f,.. j.<-;;;;;~;o;o;;,;:,;.~;e;;, ~--I,; I:~ ·-cc•--:c-·•·•·-· '··--·~ Buu 't _n>n thmk it 1-' about ti~ '"put a Ml<>p to th• t'll:llfnJ'l•· nf t'llUili<·tplll on ..tli<·•"'"'Y and mor11l tl~~- that W a dU.. 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O'Brian Wllft uo tlw .\llllt'tuhly 11. bill wu intro.luCO"tl tn n1ak•• tht• h''''""",;,,noiltell Hatl~<~·•,r o·11rry pauo•ur~ for t,.·u a11d 1 half eeota hf't~·""n w•n m tlo.- u"'rmu11 ...t 1!\'f'IJinJ_ ,._, nuuynaki •Y. that tb.t \he l•tll llf'.-(1.-,\ -.-u the nod of Jc.hn Lord O'Brian. bat that nod nut vmwhNft'd i-fr O'Hnau .. ~-· thnt he- did not kno..- anytbin¥. •bout tlwTilat "•a \'f'ty uml.,taL f:,·erybod~- il:nr• •t that tl~t~f" nr at ,., a~> ma1l• to lu•lif' ''"· that U'BrN.n wu rirbt 011 hi• jnb tuut and kurw f'\'t't)'thin« t Yla roin• on. Hi• namf' a.~ ....,... t<·h"" •II th .. ''"'"· I th.t tf'lc-cnpb opt"ratO!' <'flulcl n nann• in h.-r t"op•. •II ilhf' n-tMI tn dn w11111 to put in thr .!Hhn l.ord l I 'Br:alt •nri it -.ould •nn-l1 ...,_ apJ'll'u'Pd.. rnn · not all rii!'ht II" rlaint..O I be- C'l"f'tlit far f"Yrrytbi.llr tb1t h" -.-onld l>f' of l><•n.-tit tu him ic GIN or a.unthrr. Thl'n. ton. it i• ri,ht in ljpa -.·it._ th,. Bull MOOIII' l"rntL"'.-in. •11• F,· ••r ~~~~:~;:"~~i:t!~~~:;.\::~o.":l ~:::~~~~~ i:o!~:o:,:~d ~~~it;~:" i~ hmurht hotnf' to tlw-'"· th .. y arr hoa;r fUII.IIbnd~till:tr an>und 10me· It i.a tbf'ir old tric-k. -,·bt·~ r\111', nr don't know anythiq a boot it. :!.:1 :!"c~t':~~~.,.~a!~:~~~~":1~i:.,::t.;-z!,~~~ r~ ==~ o~ ;;~f. t.u r..... party Hut all of thr .aundiftl plaDk• Nla.tPd. ol:lly to matte-" tlu.t any eoaridf'fthlr part of it . ...,.. "''ithin thr U.l'llllrin juri.•di<"IWm uf tht' indh•idual Rat", 'l'hciD 1 1 :r~ 1:~-p~:~or'.~"~it~ ~ i~h~~:lt~"; r~!n~!-':ue:'"b~~ ..:'!~i~l; ... ithin the j•l"iat.\Kotion nf tit.- l'uit~ ~t.tr._ Thl' PNJ)'Or 111 ~u("h, unth·r oor ·~·l'ltf'lll . . - t do aaytlli~ to maketilt- .. trf"f'l rar o<"topu• l't"'int'f' th~ b~ . . . i.t 11 ~Wtilta« but • t·hn.Jo bkl6 f'r • mayef'a.Jty nndttlllt' In lj)()Dt a~IJDd l~t t~t ~1!~ 1"1'1 lf ... 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In tlw lut y..._r iB tbr l'uitf"jl ~tati'S n o - tD&II 12:1.2-f.i! pMpif' n.. -... - • till ~ •f '''"' <li"'i nu unnatunl <'to•11th. •fliol- of.- kind •r adwr. ,-..,n....._~ a . . . - - • tM -.ulor 111'1' or th ..... I<Jl)2 •·t~ntnuu ... t~~ttirid~. 7..5-&2 ._..tlaiD "" Gtbna.. ft.%-41 ri~t- . . ~ .. ....w • ,.... ,., ilill.rotf b~ ... ~klf'nl•. 11n<i 11,413 ....- U . - - ·till d.N.tb eau.ld t~ .. tM ,..._ t6 b uo1!wll8ri'Ttlill1'\l . , . P .... llt'at.:.t;, .,.hat &Ill el mlwry-, brut.ality. ~. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,_.., 'WotitiWI * dlufo• a.,.......,, •n1uun_t ;!jr~~r t!'t~m;~~';i.,.~;:ti~ ~~~~ •.,U... • ahnet -.ftt1 of lifr &lid liN8 lUdrr •nd ~>rder. Talk about bftac a I•rot.-ctioll trw. Sot-'-.IJ•t ''pa,....-.. SI.H"D .-W-.Ir mnrdrr wu IWNI' . . . . l'~l'f'J't ill tiaM of .-ar. 1-Dt) thai tM ~ at J••r~fw~c!,~n:d f~ it ..._. ~ tM~·~ · t.__ ittuhl'-•~ .._-.. l'tnhutioa il uritalillt ,. fi!....."' ei"WWf''ly • .... 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FIRST SOCIAUST PARADE WITNESSED IN BUfFALO Saturday Night's Demonstration Will Be Preceded By Turnout -of Socialists on their Way to Hall Big Meeting Promi.>ed. �Socialist Party Municipal Platrorm For Astociat~ jad~ of tlle Conn of Appeals, K. D. WILCOX OF EUllR.o\. For Supra~e Court justlcc, WILU.'.M 5. PHILUPS. for Su~ Coon Justice, V"-LENTINE KUCH. l {. . . . . t!I'I'EPHEN J. IUIIONEY l 1 Corporatiaa EDWAIID T. '''""I o.a-I ~'D ~ SPICIAL • .IRB LB. T.llWII \ - .._, LOlJIS F. REnN .Jndat of the City Court WILLIAM F. CATTELL . I •· CUT TtJIS OUT County Judp H&'mY MA'M'HEWS Comm.ieaioner ot Connt7 Charities THIS COUPON AND TEN CENTS wn.L ' ADMIT ONB TO . MRS. DORA fOSTER Overaet":r of tlfe Poor SAMUEL LEA.BY BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT . CouneilmeD WLLHELlL A.LMENDLlo\OER JAMES J. BATTISTONI H. H. CROLEY ;' W. WOJOECHOWSKI ' Aue.mbly F'irt~\lmlrie(-J)on(oJc lh ~o Second Dil:trid-William 0 . Roberta Third Diatriet-Charle. Phillipl: Fourth ,Diltriet-Jobn P. WMUM:maeber :Fifth Dittrkt-('Oftrad lleid • Sixth Imtriet- He;nrria Ellitr: SeYtDtb Diatriet-William Smitll Eighth Diltriet-Frederiek Orawtnder Ninth I>Utriet-Humu C. 01. . .Cljt out thla ooupon. It Ia aood for five centa. With 1m cents It will admit lO!' to the big doings. 15 Cmta RETURIS FROM SCHENECTADY AND OTHER CITIES Ald~roaen First Ward-Samul"l A. FawkH ~r1d Ward- Arlam Stlw:mbl ThiN Wud- Miebul Roll FouMh W.rd-0 . F. Stranahan Fifth Wa.rd- :\J . W. Perine SiJ:tb Ward~eM)me J . Smith ~\·tntb Ward- Henry Goldatein Eighth Wud-Louia C. Gena This is the Evenina the Socialists · Will Enjoy ·Themselves AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO, SOClAUST PARTY Ninth Ward-E. B. O~rm&.B EltvPntb Wai;d-Paul Kri~r Tnlfth W ard-Roeeoe ('. .A ~I Thirtf!l"nth Ward-Aucuat llillu f'oo rt~nth Wud-JL J . Ruth Fitfeentb Ward-John V~nbern Si:~teeuth Ward-John C. Couchli.D Seenteentb Ward-Leonard Pury Eighteenth Ward-Walter Palmgren Kinett"tnth Ward-Harry Pettf'IIOD ..,. T.-~utieth Wud-Be.Ff Tut~hill T•renty.fin:t Ward- Arehie IJ~de.noe Twent,y.-coud Ward~rge R Freeborn Twenty-third Ward-C.('. King Twt:nty-[onrth Ward-J. R. llclntot:h Twenty-fifth Ward-l.rwin Lineoln - Twenty-.i%th Ward-Ch&rlee: Grimm Tweuty.-venth Ward-Fl'Ak. Oa.hill SuJ)!!:rviior FiJ'at Wa.rd---Yixley Ryverse ·What Is Chiropractic / KI-RO..PRAK-TJK is the name applied to • method of locatiq and ffinOving the phyftc:aJ caur old.._ b7 adjaeting the displaced Tttt.ebrae (boDes of the llpiDt) to their aonnaJ poeition, tbua ra~~oriug tht praaare -c..(rom De:l'ftl. BYt'r}' orxan 01' t*~te jg t.J:w bamaa body m111t t'ei.'Ci•e ita coatrollicg iofl.-act tbroaab ita net"ft coond:ion with tht: brain. Prntart oa tbelt MrYH will c:a usc di~~tatc. U you are •ic:k, ooe or •~ of your ftrtebrae are out of ~t, caoiioc ·prnIUR on Dtt'ft!J•• To adju.t. tbetle Y'U'Ubrae- into their normal .;tal! is the: aim aod aeeompijahii'Knt of tbe akiUcd Chiropractor. ANAL:YSIS l'R.I::i .nH PlfOND. YaJTI POll LlTD.A.TUU. F. O. HANSON,_D.-c. Seeood Wa.rd-Joha 0 . Coopao Third Ward-<.'barh!ll Plaomao. Foartb Ward-Charles FaeMier Pifth Ward-John L. Pier Sixth Ward-Dnid Umphl'f')'"vitle Sennth Wa.rd- Morril ,Braunatel.a Eighth Ward- A. 0 . Erftenbeek Xinth Ward-Otto Stilke Elen:ntb Ward-Paol VOIJ't'l, h . '1\rrt llth Wa.rd-L. c. Betsmr Thirteeatll Ward---Charlflt Roeee:b Fourteenth Ward-<!llarler- Ad&Ju ... Fihef.ntb w a.rd-Oeorre Habitbt Sis.tee:ntb Ward-.lohzt Vecei Se•eo~tb Ward-Albert 8f.7er Eirhteenth Ward-JuliUll Kaapp BUFFA~O SHOE. CO. Ninet.fltath W&f'd..-AJbe.rt Abiatti Twentinh W ard-Artbur Upto.o Tw-v-ftnt Wud-L. d. Haney Tweaty~d Ward-Benjamin T&.flor 8. Browa Twtoity-lourtlo-..;J- 8&U Tweoty.ftft.h Wud-Cbrles J. W~ Tweott-aixtla Wa.rd- Laatrill Gflaoe'r Twenty~·eath Wal'd-Olarle. W. lVllleU TweDt,y-~W. •. ' . Ce-.J>J.. 8oooa4 Wd-P1ult Bboalried Flft> Wanl--f'nod<rid< JGoou,U<k Six~ Ward-EaDil Opltr NiD.th Wa:rd-:sr:..t 8tilke Elenatll Ward- William Cadill Tlreltt.b Ward-E. 0. &11111 Tbirt.toeoth Ward-Fnd.eriek Goodall F...,_t> Wonl-lloacla. BellorJ~th Ward-Frull: 'a~tia SiJiteevUa Ward-Job ~ • a........u. Wml-.l. N. ltodW £ic:INeat• Watd--Prak Iaapp ,__Jvanl--4a.tl....,... -w~ - ­ ......,_ ·, . - . . 0. lfftallo , . . _.... Wonl-llolcllfeCr.dlo 'l'nil1-..uo .....,._,_. - 0111500 polr Bars aU oolld liard IOOQ,.polr Mon'a $4.00 GmnWori:Sbou, 0 oniJ . ... tnoclt School Sbou, -...11106 ..... ... �BROADWAY AUDITOR.IUM THIS SA URDAY 1st EVENING NOVEMBER SPEAK-ERS 8 t e ph e n J. Mahoney 1 Socialist Candidate for Mayor Qeorce R. Kirkpatrick, of New York City; Author of War, What For? Jam e • H. Maurer, President Pennsylvania Federation of La:bor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party Admleektn , 16 O.nte Re..,ed Seat .50 CentB, on aale at Socialist Headquarters, 805 Mutual Life Bulldlna, and 165 Broadway �- IIUPPALO~~ <X8'ANY ..._..._.La. .... ~---~ ....., ~..._,. ..,.I\J..Oe,JLY. ,....----.,,._ ....ALD. K.Y,. * ...... ,.,..._ k ...._ Y . P. U'ITaL. ... ._, " ~..--.....u...... ......._ , _ Sf.M ,_ ,.-. 5lt ~· . ........ ...,.,...,... .... ,_.s,.t"2.••-.... ......_. .... y.-. a. ,., _,_ . . act ....... St"lltlart'• Main l'llr•·"t hanu.. r 11hout t " no 1110~ •nan-kept dive~. llorrthl.. ! lmnmral' Would tin• ..it~ anthon!•"" allow the Soda!- be· iaUito l'llltlp IIUI'h a l,.w..-rT wutf!dl O'llrian '11 l;lll'r to tht Butralo S&·talillt durinr the department ~<tor• •trtk•· dtmnt "'' hf'r;• hf' lllllllfb, w1th the proprietoMI. Low wage., •lo"'nfall--<•lttuw. ThPn k~<"k !lt'<·IUIW ~-,,u ha\'" the df'f'l"t-hot air. ~harity. eondemnffi by - ht uumho'T' nf "1rla olrh'l'rt to tho· man o~ V.'ttman-kept di,•f'l alonef thrnu..,h tho• ]ov.• "''llfil't' rout!' of 1h'" ,\.,partuwnt alores would uJakf' atarthnJ!' r.•achniC A OHANQE OF 8Y8T~M 18 NEEDED in '"'"or of thf' ~qlf•tuatiou of ynu ma,l' 1' 011' for IU1'' of th~ hy ··•p1111J~1 pnl11ir1an~ 11ud m•1l•· up of ootoriota otrle. 1111111Pr wh111 llll otflt•JIII <\..~11llliii1U11 Th••rf' 1• 110 •111i<'Uii11l olift'l'r>'llf't' in priuripiP or th r m R,.t•uhlwiiJII Urmot'r1t~ 111(1 ('iti~DJI. thl'y all atand ton lh•• ""Ill" pl•eform "hel'h I'OUtaitl'l ufll Olli' pllwk n-IAtiUJf tlllo•r .... t uf th,. wurkinll elua. 1101 nnl' •·o"l rtofl'rring IO th" •..-nntunif. •ntl roolitiral probl~n11 agit11tinr 110d~ty. ~rindinll' priul'ipiP ia thr ifln that l'ommi111'ft al"P thl're for JlOI!f' of atfonhn1r ahri'Wtl buainHII 111~11. e<Jutractora. real 1111nr•. and tbP likl'. •rll'ntlid nl'l-onunitil'l to Pnril'h publit' r~:peu!lf', and furni•h atrik:l-hrukt-r JH't ltl"ttors to 11 war with Ut~ir PmplnyrN lt is truft, they 11'1' IJlOrting rtitftt'l"nt f'I'MY t:mbll'ms nuhht' nat tllt1 toii\Jif'tition ia only betwt'en the not bfot,..Hn thr enovin« JHt•·era of thf' ahow. not nomit' inlt'I"MtJ behia1l the J'llrtiN, ,..bo know perfeedy thl>.v will al••ay1 bto tbf' •·ionf'l'1l. nn mllllt:r whi<!b lt't of tht:ir •rnu will rar"ty orr 1ht priat. If .vo• •·a.nt • re•l ch&lt¥f' in onr munidpal IO'"tnnatnl . l'han~ in t•n•r nf thf' intrr"t or thl' 1'I'Orkinr peop~. you mull not 1•ut your truat in politie•l hirelinrs of upitalilt em·ployera and apten· lators Part f'J.'IW'ri~n"'" nurht tn hiYt taurill yoo that ~plaeinc •••! ••......~.. .rt of politil"ian<~ h,· aoothl"r in rmhl ic> ollkea doet by DO mf'afd pl,v a l'hUII' or IJ'IIII'lll or admini•tntion. And witltoot a of a~tm nothina '- ••h1ed. What Wf' need il a ehaor of ,,..tf!:m, rr you 111'1' lfW"IIl W'll\' o•rllllh'lll mo<h·m !~';:.:.t~l:~~~:==:.~!~m~1~~td:.:t:.o~:;~a~:; thr ' · Wht-r'f' yonr U'1!1Uur. ;._ tbl'n> will your burt be a \eo." T~e hf'lrt af tbe modf'I'D world it ill the pootket book. Attaek itt poeket )o()Ok and you rodanrtor it. \"er,f' I'S:ill1r oce. Sew Ytv\: Jl&fl't'MI 1'1' f'O~t~pllinilll that f'OIItribatiout for the 'in•rc rot , .1hurno oliqstl'r &rf' romi11111: ia nry dow),:r. Wf! JoHI that th• 1(00(1 J'f'61>1~ of Sf'•' York bnr upf'~aeed tbr di.MrrNatMf'niJ rtJintinr public- a~twriptiou for rharitable J'Ok1l "" Wf' havf'. ODf. W. Df'\'f'f 1\ll"f' tbll IUNW')' llt1 MtbM-ribed l'f:at'"'- it tiM rhf'N" a,..,. l:'haritabJt. 110!.\h who take too litf'raUy 1uuim th11t l'lurity ourhl to ~n at " ' -· U•" l;no ttH- worbn b.,.., a riPt dJtluh! •1M.I luunu turrouudU;tp. A ......,.-dow' f.,.t t.o dt~ •odern world. tlH- ~I uf thf' hro~herlilood E~. ud - • h.undf'f'd ud tiect wv YIHd tli11f all lllf:ll U i ll iaaJlf'aablf. fit\;U.. I.IBOill .,u,..... wr:r h ia ~fN'tiq for the trOri;iq pMple . . . . ... !kat \Mr ri,pt of uist...-.. it; ~.md by~ • ..._ ktt ~ IMI. W~tio_J , ... tJtis btiatcod ~itioo, ,....,.,. . . . it fw ,...md. JIM -t:o tb.t u.:.r ....., • "'-'" li"- blat tMt ~ MU:l ... ro.t •ft'l' witMu.t ...... ..,. . . . riP to M rt f'OWI'I'I of thl' connaunlts 11 the dit;poea) of Mte-rpn.;DJ' buGn~ pd of a-~ and th Aad the Partl' safe. tt~pl e~ ~~~-.~::(~W,:':I'~: =D!:'~:7b~ s!J!ii.i;~~- ~. Tt !!-..J.-: .~.::~-:ru~ =-- W ._ ....._ el , .. f.n tkt iWd aN. U. _......,. UV' ~.,.,. . ill Mtift1". ~ a.d ~ .d'taJ wod,: iJJ -'r-N u... .... .. ....._ ..,...S.. ~rar.._..... .,.., .......trn ~r. bt laloor. ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Strikebreakers! Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/f31f6689c734c90e95c2a7e8f2414118.pdf 109db1207eedf34a75b38d02ca73cd6a PDF Text Text CHILD LABOR EXPLOITER IT TO HAMUN ON "IS STOCK llOLDI NGS A. H. Butt, tho <l>ampion O!lld Labor Exploiter, Shows Up Bull Moose-Citlun Boes - O'Brian Would Be Handv Tool in li.u>ds of Law Partner. I SOCIAUSf.ADMINISTRAliON IN BUTTE, MONT., STOPPED GRAFTING POLICEMEN T cndcrloin Ouned Up and Sanlt~ry Conditions 1m.. proved - Messenger Service Abollshed - Sdmtific and Humane Methods Used to Remedy Evil �aUPPALO SOCIALIST The Proletariat THIE P'IIAUD OP' THIE AGIE8 �BUFFALO SOCIALIST M 0 N S.T E R SPEAKERS Stephen J. Mahoney Candidate for Mayor George R. Kirkpatrick of New York City James H. Maurer President Pennsylvan ia Federation of Labor - JAMES H. MAURER STEPHEN j. MAHONEY BROADWAY AUDITORIUM OY. aur a ST I ven1n Doors open at Admission 15 Cents 7 P. M. S C I N,T A'S BAN D GEORGE R. KIRKPATRICK Reserved Seats 50 Cents, on Sale at Socialist Headquarters, 605 M utu:al Life Bulldlnc, or Jones, 165 Broadway �1500 1<000 p:alr Men'• $4.00 011 pair Boys all oolld hard Cr• ln Wor~ D wtdlb J knock School ~..size only . • • . t2.411 I 1<> 5 . . . . . No Shoe•. _,_.,,_.., ... u.-.. ... . ,..._IW,.. ... .,. o..-.-.. ..UJ IN ,.,_.C .. ,..~~: 1161tk Bdal. a-Co. wr..tr~-. IJ) (IIMCol;l.. _ , _ !0, ~. -- ... .. _ ,pikii(Jkllalo ....... , . cu.s-tr. li9tl. . diAIYJrot'-O.. IUb, llll. Wot · -.d-ttM .Buc&bl s.-. Jfl-o,. ··~~~ rJ~ l)r)ub~ w..r w..- __, pair. ~~~~ IJ<•r .._.n ,.,,..,. •• ~ 1tJ..., I.I, f1 AQ, ~ ~ ·. f1 M _.... ...,. !u,...,. o..•s. w-- 8G&M. J.c tiMt,..._ f•k'-'10•,.. PLACING LIMITS ON YOUR BUSINESS FACILITIES You .,.. to aU purposa dome just that In wine a twe>-party line S.U T dephone. A dlrcc:t line would probably your telephone moN: than doublcl business ladlltics at a slfrht lncrtase In coat. Prc.sumlnr that you do bw.inc.ss with Buffalo homekupc.rs, cooddc:r this fact ; more than 75.5~ ol the rcaidcncca In B uffalo that have tclcphone.J c.an lx ruched over Bc.ll Lines. New York Telephone Co. T dq>hoo< Buildinr Oun~h at Fr.a.aklin Strut~. JOHN E. DAVEY CO. GEJTS FOBJISJEBS 148 Gen e ee tr t We carry a complete line of Bolon Gas Burner r.l. CENTS FURNISHI and cater capec:ially to the •. Union T rade ............. ...,...,... ..... tM ArfJdttt--:atttuno. u.:=_o-,:-~':"....Zt; ......:::.=.y:,~ Ofllr.<.~n-- .. ..,..,..y, �BRIOKA & ENOS F9t Chief Judge of tbe Coatt..of Appeals, L SLOBODIN OF NEW YORK CITY. HE~"'RY ·' For AHociatt judge of the Court of Appuls, H. D. WILCOX bF ELMIRA. For Supreme Court Justke, WILLIAMS. PHILLIPS. For Suprtmc: Goun Justice, VALENTINE KUC~. llaror S'I'EPBEN J. MAHONEY Corporation Couiuel EDWARD T. DLTRA...~D . ComptroUe.r •. \ LB. TAYLOR Socialist News Depot • Dally Soclallat Pape"' ,fllll u.. at .-tldt aa4 W'Mkl1 Ttleae two beds are the leaders of Buffalo and a full 5 year guarantee hangs over the head of each one • ~ .............................. LOUlS F. R"'EXIN Jud1e of the City Court WJLLlAM F. CA'M'ELL UPUL 80B WJlD8. 'The one oo the ldt Is strongly made, 2 inch continuous post p;attcm, 5 heavy IUkrs, large husks and a wonder at eouoty Judge MATTHEWS l"omnnalg,nf!T of County f'hariti~ ITE..~RY The one: on the MRS. DORA 1-"'0STER 0\·tr &('tr of the Poor S,L\Il"EL J,EARY Count'ilmeo SOL KISSIN AUIE:'\01:'\GER J · BAT'TISTO:'\l II II. CROLEY ~· JAliE.~ ....•-.. c.,..-..•....,- I CQ.UMaL4 AJU) YHIT& ULT Ta.U .. Brick.a.. &. .E.n.os... W WOJl'ECIIOWSKl IOIWIL U.4.XIT. AJ~&embly 80TH PBOND tbt First Di.trirt-Domonit: Dr Sio St:foond llinri..-t - William G. R o~rtl ThW.i lhlltriet-f'harl~ l'hilliJ,. Fonrth I.n.trid-John P. Warmemaeher Fifth OiRtriet--('onrad lleiJ Si:a-th Datrirt- Herm.u Eilitt Seventh Dilltriet-William Smith Eirhtb Diltrii't-Jo'Tederiek Gnwe~~der. Ninth Di•triet-llennan f'. Glasa K4istrb~f ·623 MAIN STREET KI-RO-PRAK-TIK is the name a pplied to a method o f locating a nd rt"mo\·ing th~ pbysleal cau!IC of di!IC!ute hv adjusti ng tbe displn~ v-n1ebrae ( bones of t he spiM.) to their n ormal positio n, thus remo\·ing the pressure from ncn ·rs. Every o rgan or t issue in the human body must rt"Ceive iu controlling influentt throug h iu ncn·e connc-ctioo with the brain. Pret~!lure on these nerns will cnu!IC di~RK. If y o u a~ sick , one or m o re of your \"erteLrae nrr out of alignment. ('a using: pressu~ on ~n·rs. To arljust the!l(" \'Crtcbrae into tlwir normal situc: ia t he aim and acco mplishment of the skilled Clmupractor. :Xl,:·~~;i.:~;:~.J o:,~;!!~in w. E. v0 uN ° Baoarisn EiJfltla Ward- Louia (· Ge na Nint h WanJ-E II Gir rman 1-:leH"nlh \Vard- l'aul Kril'r Twrlfth Ward-R08COt' C. Ahf-1 Thirtf't·nth Ward- .\uguat ll1llr r Fourternth Ward- If J Buth Fihtenth Ward-_l ..hn \ 'enhern Sis:tef"llth. Warri--..lohll 0 . CouJhl in ~entt'en th \\"arli- Leonanl r<"rn Ei(btl...nth Ward- Waltf'r Pal rngrf'n 1\inr t ....ntb: Ward~ !larry Pr l•·!'liOn Twentieth Ward- ll..nry Tutthill T-.enty-tlrst Wan\ .\rt·bir llendf'rMtl 1'-rf'.nl~· -•uond 1\' aN~f'ortr+' II. !-' ret born Tw-f'.nt~· th1rd W ard-\;. t' King · Twenty -fourth W ai"\1-J R lldntoah Twr.nty.!ftb Wan.l- 1rwin Lin~ln Twr.nty-ai.dh Wlf"(I--Charle~ Grimm Twf'nty-.ennth W11rrt- l-'rank Cahill Hell 54aplt I(H• 19-4 O.wtt:t at.-..t 7715 8yoa.mon8t. cor. Reed -~,._.,,. , S~IECIAL l'tATE& TO COW."-AOIE& LEONHARD SISTI ... N;~~?.~ ,.r.;_~-;;;;""1 Llll'h~=rlea ~~.~~~ 1 --.. .;.·_ " _'_orw _ood _A_~ __ .- I UJf/,, UN I ON HAT& .... .,• ..,..., • ..- ..U. . . . . . . ItOWA&DIJfut Jo•eph 'Wats 8A.WPl..J!t ROOW THE {j) I~~~/fJuwr IIMI . _,._.. M,.__ _ ,,•.lh•-*'-·Nt··-··.....,....,._ YRJT~ ANALYSlS !"flU.. !lOTH PHONP.S. F. 0. !'"OR UTERATUR.E. H~NSON, D. C. fk<fWo'o ~ ChtropractM 262 W. tl.ti;.a Strut . Near Elmwood Ave. Gudu~tc of tht P~lmu Scbool of Chiropractic.. DneJJport. lo..;,a. BULLETT'S SHOES Union Mad• HAVE A REPUTATION THERE'S A'IIU80N With o~r mormous o utput, combined witb our Cb~ap ur-tain re:nt, Wf' ar~E in a potition to give. ,.aJ..,n that cann ot be duplicated d~wher~E• SuJwniaor F irst Ward-Vixlty Rperw Second Ward-John G. ('~r Third Ward--charlt't! l"l.auman Fourth Ward-Charlea Faeu.lt:r Fifth Ward----John t Pif'r S i:a-th Ward-Dn)d l ' mphnoyville St,-e:otb WanJ- )iorri... Braon•tein Eirhth Ward- A. G P.rftenbeek ~iutb Wa.rd-Otto S rilke Eleventh Ward--P• ul \'ogf'.l. Jr. Twr.lfth Wa.rd- L. (' l~ing ThirtH.nth Ward--{'harles Roneh Foorler,nt h Ward--Charlra Adams Fifteenth Ward~~orgt- llabieht Sixt.eenth Ward-John Vore-1 Stnnter.otb Ward-Aibf'.rt Bner Eichteotli Ward-Juliu• Kna.pp Ninett"t.Dtb Ward-AI»trt Abiatt.i Twutieth Ward- Arthur Upton Twr.nty-1\rat Viard- L. 0 . H.a"e-y Twmty.-eoDd W ard-Btaj&min Taylor Tweuty-tbird-W. B. Brown Twuty-fOOJ'th-.4owph BaU T-wnt.r-lfth Ward----CUM J . Will.ia.Juon Tweoty...m..h Ward-t..DtRU Geiger Ttrr.ntf41T~h W ard-Cha:rles , •. Willett New York Ufe Ins. Co. 612- 614 WABHINQTON What Is Chiropractic Aldrmu•n tirst Ward-&mu,.J .-\. Fa••kra Second W...-d-Adam Srh..mbl Third War.J-ltieharl Roll Fourth ·ward- 0 F ~tranahan Fifth WaN\- ll W l't·rine Auto Uvuy and Closed Cus JOHN UNVERZART a~utdy WE ARE THE FIRST AND ONLY FURNITURE STORE IN BUFFALO TO CLOSE OUR DOORS EVERY SATURDAY AT 6 P. M. W U~IIELll Sole A.g•nt for R u.tan Import.:~ Wt.olziLy T - of MC.COW' $13.75 $ 8. 50 right cannot be: equalled a t thls price or even 5 dollars IDOO'C, 2 inch, 4 post ttem, 5 heavy fUkrs, strongly supported and Wu the other tt is guaranteed. A tremendous value at _....., Connablea s-adW~Eil...wiod Mens Good·Clothing Filth Ward-Fredtriek "X:iJaliek Sin~ Wazd-Eail OpiM' NiDtb "W"ard-E:mtd BUlka El"f:Dt.h Ward-'W"U~ CadiD Twelftb Want-E. 0 . "BI.wa ~"' 'l'ud-~ Goodall ... ·'·' I p~""'ward-Doa.cta-. Bel1erjeaa. E"'lfta:.tk Wud-Frulr: W~Ue _. ,. • 8 - W&«<-J- - . s l i n - WIU'Ohl. !if. ll:onJer ~:;_ ~-pp I ' .. ' . 'rw"''T''11:--.a. ,.., . . ._ .........._ 0 . lfft<alfe lfoCredle Boub ' (UNION L.ABI!L) THE BEST IN THE CTY FOR THE MONEY ADGoodoGuanatoal . , G h o S . - :, lS~W~IloG...tf ,..,_ ~.bol- - · • .o>. , _ _ WIU'Ohl~ IEADY TO WUI UD IAIE T1 OIIEI . ./ .. ...::L..:.. THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. ·-••--••-lla leD IIAIII aT. {UJt ......) o,p. ....... ltMol �~ ,_,.t.n pan •nng' NOW IT 18 YOUR OMANOE ~'\jnc S<W~· &Q.Ilitl to t.~ polls ® tllt .£0tl1Jb of 1\_e:ta:nber. during t1w pl.~~ by c.al)i.talis.t pQ)itO..Os ~._~ it i• ..-our bdt,a,l/ <lf tUTII to $bow tlaem w hat 1011 tJtlDk t.b_c prQ(i.J~gr~. Now com~ to f'("'l'l.ard tbun f("" 1he.ll' .1¥>.-tility w the dloru of aud "'X'fl~ to m,_,~ a d~~~ tn;uc. • ~ oc If rmu thiii oppon.ut.tity to .. regi~t_er .:rour prole t t,~ .sn.a..,~~ a.00l(e of ~:o- tJ)od pos.iJioo o.o t.hc pan. t'U!-t~u ao~ ~jr. bj~!ln:gs, ~-ou 4.i~oe. y~seh·~ ill the $Hry ngJltot.lunlm~.&,. fau·-'"(f.lal.l<kd al.1d JIIW«~kn"J.Of lQal1 countr~, an_d PfO\'f w ~ ~-0114 ~&\ the m.anJy uampk !atb~n £>1 tne: rount ry hu bef:D ''une4 011 y0t1. Women a.rc ~tine {Of politieal rigbt5. in (JI!rdef" t o hurd in the COttMili oJ tW A&tioo., Wo.t~ld it S:fh~i !:eX:\~, ~~c:u~~f::j;:Swoftwf-~ ~~~c• tiH·I~ and for tbeit O'll\D iotucu? Th1r!k of n. 'I'I'OriPrtJ;I.l"W of BuKal.,, af)(J ,},ow fOUO!te.h :et to lboe :t •• ta~k that lies before you! - ----"- lf human nature u.nnot I~ chang~. &Ocial conditioru 'can be c-tlangcd, thrn.e conduioni that doe.huma.nil'C m.tfl and it:l many ca~t ~rYtf"t human naiUrt. PARADE Saturday Evenin'g Before the Big Me•ting .Jill People in s,mpatbp l»itb tbt SOCialist Pal'lp itWited to IBkt.J1M1 I·,~ The Parade will start from Franklin and ·west Ea.ale Streets and march · to the Broadway Auditorium · There will be Bands, Flags and Fireworks.. CoPne and join · the crowd Meet In Front of the City Hall at· 7.30 o'clock �- ..- ......... BOPPAt.O S O CIALIST - - A AY AUDITD IUM Election Evening ALL PARTIES SOCIALIST . BULL MOOSE CITIZENS . ~ REPUBLICAN DEMOCRAT =======SPECIAL WIRES= ' . Dancing, Park Band, Moving Pictures, Refreshm·e nts RETURNS FROM OTHER . CITIES . . ) . 'This is the Evening the · Socia lists En~ioy Themselves ..-. . . cuT THis ouT 1liiS couPON AND TEN CENTs wn:.L _ · ADMIT Ol'iE TO BROADWAY AUDITORIU M AUSPICES-SOCIALIST PARTY • - ELECTION N IQHT �~~mr ~~Yflr'r'Ma BQI'I'ALO 30C1AUST l'lliiLISHINV COlli'ANY ............ ..... ~ l * Bdilktc IU.RYWI --.auYI.. , _ ~ •~ r. ~ ~--_.....,J.A'a....., ·~Not !ll!WALO. "- Y. ......_ ......Ynrrna..a....__,. .... T- ~ JRJPFAJA .& T. u•,... ,--. • • ....a..,.,....... .._ ~· . ......, -~--- , _ ,, m2. .................. &... 'Y.il;, ... ._ ......... :t..,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/017111fc058f109578be6baaba564835.pdf 56e4bca83a10be08d776dfd7e484dc9e PDF Text Text EXTRA! ~ BUffALO.NEWS REFUSES TO ACCEPT AN AD FOR· SOClALIST MEETING Mr. Butler ''DOes Not Want to do Anything thal Will Fill Halla for SocWlsta" - V err Peevish 8a:auae of Exposures bv Buffalo Soc:lallst. THE PRICE IF A VITE / lABOR ·REPRESENTATIVE WIU ARRIVE IN BUFFALO . ON FRIDAY.·EVENING J~H. Maurer, President of Pennsylvania State Federation of laoor Will Arrive Early for Sociallst Demonstration- Kirkpatrick, Noted Orator Here Saturday Morning - Will Reaive Friends on Saturday Morning. �.. F<>< au.t }o4&<e of doe C..rt of........_ HEN.RY L SWBODIS-GF ~"'EW YOU CITY. FO< ~Jade< of th< c..n of Appeab, H. D. WILCOX OF £LIIUA. For Sa..- Coan Jastie<, WILLIAK S. PlUU.IPS. / For Sa~ Court J••ice. VALENTIN£ ICt:CH. v,... - B'l'£PIIEX J. liABO.<ET CoJPQietba ee-l PMK lAND EDWAlii> T. DURAND - ,. DANCING CompaoU.. LB.. TAYLO& LOt:IB F. REXlN JOO,. of ... Oil>' Court · WILLI.A!l P. CA'M'ELL Cowst,. Judp m;ul ~eu mulating a t a ll I 5tation11 beloW 45th , v. n h incomr'ttcnt chauf- ~triL.t I •JU "01!1 QUI ln11~·nu:u '" yt~ur hcan I . ~:~·,~;'1 ~·:h~ ~~~~ad \!~~ 'hnc.a dm•u:hshfh~ ~~y,he:~~a::~ hcttcr v.capon to 11~ n~ 1n !11 ~~ and limbs of I)Cdc:.trjans and !ihflw.lnJ: t hem what )'OU thmk of·wuh the !itrikcn dctcrmirnd to "'" thdr demand~. the Federal a man ..,ho w.ill &eab. Walk into the '""•th on dc~tM:n da). and IPtr thr •tra•J{lH St~•:~h .. t udcct. h •• thc nnl~ "a~ m "lm;h ~vu can kt:cp them out of 1he pia~ atnhorities stc&rped into dtiu:rs· ,.trike yestuday frn1. to help the Prr..tal Scrvict C(•mpany break v.htrf' the~ 1nll h:;nc a real op- darity of the workc:n. t.he mail in an e:f- T ransfer the ~li­ ~i~!!J;:;' ~~~ ;~;;~11~h~j~~~-friend- cl;~ ;~~ ~~;"i}~C:c)~ ~~~~~i~i:~ ST. PfTIR AND THE SCAB :~·.~·.:·;,~·~:~~;~";:"b:~:.;-::~ Jlrllatc concern and iu cmployu, ) ct the intcrfcrcrlcc of the Fed· ·I '"'!(ht to ~ct a l;ugc ne'llo·a rd trOll official~ is not hing t~bort of an 1\t nt1cr uwncd a u n1on card. c:lfort to mtimidatc the striker, by 1\ , nc1cr grumhled, I've ncltr l cnfurcing a Fede ral l<~.w <~gain ,t ~ ·~~~~~~· llli'-l'd th~~ up "ith umon far <Ill we tru,k; the fight ha.. j ust But I mtH ~ l::'mlg j TJ)' \\.1._1 to :\llchad Cashcl, firs.t 11m. dent of ~., "Jocn l'l'lc-r. and let mt• m ·• hr.ud ~~ l'ttt'r •• • :md •trnkc•l h•" su.ff. !"tablemcn De~ptiC: h1~ lu~o:h t• ffi<'c, he had t o of t he A . , . · · · 't l;wgh !<peaking of tile chauffeur• and i ~owl ht·. "11h a ficr_1 glc.iim in his h.•· the Pu,.,ta l T ra nsfer r;-c. "We arc willing to "\\ IJ,. ~~ tcudmg thi~ gate, .o;u, for a ~ttlcmcut , but "i '' u ,,,. 1~ ••ur 1\cmands. I J\c hc:1nl ·•f ~~~~~ anol your ~ r••n«iderC'd ,.j J.:iollt; nut a ~triiu:, a-. thC' YPu arc v.hat 1~ l.n.,v.n •m earth ~ulomined to the 6rm. g-•hl't.• The~~~\~';,·,~,. m hi-. tall -.t:aturc~ ~~~~~7{ ~~:i~~k:c1m~~'<' unmn.'' A111l l'rC'uC11 a huno11 UJJoOil the '' .11\, An•l -.:mJ h• an 1mp ••h•) :1.n~••ertd thC' 1~11. "E-..:urt .~h, .. fC'II.••• around to ll cll II i:to c-.t imated t h at more fih~· J::':lll~~tcrc. and mcmMrs of notorioUs ;;:-ang~. are guarding the ,,£ t hC' rompaQJ' in \rest ~tr~t. A cordon of police.mcn and a ~ of dctttth·cs are also "Tr11 !'-.Han tO !!ilt bim a ~ut on the jQb. E•·cn t ruck t hat Je.it the garn.ear t h,c b~cS;!H!!:' ::a~~~~b ~:t lh•t ~u.~ · C'• en the [)f:, tl can t. fears ha,·c bct-n ha1 ing troub le. ,,J,,nc On . ~h~"~~';:•t ~-r•ddlc :f liJ) Ot a~:.'t~~c~:;~~~~~ agriddle n\~ !.~~::,~c:: 0~=~~~d11:~ 1 ',ldl: It "'• uld Uu-< a If ft'\ ,',~~':'~u oo.. n twolu'l'l·. . . ! 10litar, policcOlan and se•·enl of('Oh. a strike.. 6ct-r l'CTV~ on the lar~o-er ones. to dJF ('~) -:~ 1t~~~~tlUt muter (In hc:mltl urth L nKlD dele~:&tcs. clai!'l that the "tat«!!knts apr.anna 1n ~11tt! :~.~~~ b.: Tit.at tht-\' dn11't en~n ..-ant Subs the 'll:nke , m ll~ll ·· THE CAIK'tllllnll'rS 11111llllUUM Of MIUTARISM fal-.e. and. . .pan of tJt.care fir"t-cla. " mad 1~:'~:~.o~~.::~.vcr~· liuJe . t !o OORRE8PONDENOE . ~ f'ICTURBS CUT THIS OUT ~'liT !IL\TTIIEV.-S Comm-ioau of Count,. Cbaritif!ll . ,. SPECIAL WIRE THIS COUPON AND TEN CENTS wn.L ADMIT ONE TO llliS. DORA FOS'fER Ovcraeer of the Poor SA.liUEL LEABY Couneilmen WIU'IELM ALliE~DC\GEB JA~lES J . B.ATTISTOXI II. 8. CROLEY W. WOJCECHOWSKI BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT, .Mec:mbl1 First Diatrkt-Domonie De Sio Seeood Diltriet-Williu:a G. Roberta Third Dil;triet-Cbarlca PhilliPI Fourth Di.triet-John P . W&nDVIlaCher Fifth Diltrict-C'onnd Iteid Sixth I>Utriet-rlerman Eilitz Se...-euth District-William Smith Eighth Diliriet-Prederid: Grnrendtr Ninth Diatriet-nerman C. Glau Cut out thla c:oupoc. It Is good for live cents. aclmlt. yOu to the With'ten centa It will ble doiDp. is Cmta RHURNS.FROJI SCHEMCTADY AND OTHER CITIES Aldermen Pint Ward-Sallluel A. Falll'kes Seeond Ward- 4dam !khemt. 'A:ird Wud-l[iehael Roll Fourth Ward-D. F. Stranahu This ~ the Evening the 8oolallsts Will Enjoy Themselves ~ Fifth Ward-ll. W . Perina Sixth Ward-Jerom~ J . Smith Se,·enth Ward- Henry Goldstein Eighth Ward- Lou-it C. G~na Ninth Ward-~· H. o.-~an Ele\·enth Ward- Paul Kri~r T11'~1fth Ward-Ro.eoe C. AMI Thirtunth·Wa.nt-Au,u.t Miller ' Fourtfot!nth Ward- D. J . Ruth Fifteenth Ward-John Venh~m Sixteeath "ward-,l'olw C. Coughlin St'\·~ntttnth W arod-Lt:onard Perry F.igbtet.nth Ward- W aJter Palmgren 1\ineteto.atb Ward- Ha-"'1 Petei"'ID Tw~ntieth v.•ard- Benry TuuhiiJ Twenty-lint Warti-Arebie Hendenon Twenty.-eond Ward-Oeorre 11. Freebarn Tw~nty-lhird Ward-C. U- King 1'111'J>nty-fourth Ward-J. B. Melnto.h 'J'wenty-1\fth Ward-lt'llrin LiMOin Twf'nty...U:th Ward-Charles Grimm T"~nty-eennth Wa rd-Frank Cahill AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO, SOCIALIST PARTY What Is Chiropractic KJ.RO-PRAK.-TIK 11 tbc oame applied to a method of tocatiac and ~riac tbc pbr.C.I ca.w o( di--..e b7 adjtttting tbe d~plaml ftftebrae (boon o( tbe ..,U.) ~ to their normal poeitiod, thut rtt~~OTinK the ,.....re from nu.ta. B•ery Ot'pn or tianc In the l:ltn11U body must nui•e itl 4:QIH.rolling inft~ thr011p hi conDCrt.ion wilb the brain. ~rc un tMa~..n will cauc d*a~e. I( you are aick. ooe or more of your TetU:brae are out of altgntntt'lt, c.u1ing ~ sun on nervct. To .adju.at thc.e vnubrae Into tbdr normal titue- i• the aim and attOmpli•hmcnt o( the ' .tined Chiropractor. fttt" ANALVIIS l'lt.U. 10TH ftfiQNa. . . , . _ POR UTU.ATUM SuperYieor Pint Wa.rd-\"ix:ley Rp el'IIC Seeobd Ward-John 0 . C.ooper Third Ward-Charle. Plaumaa Fourth Wa.rd-Cbarle. FHSI!er FiN! Wud--John L. Pif'r Sixlb Ward-David t"mphreyville Srnuth Ward,-llorril BnWllteiD Eifhth WaN- A. G. Erftn:abed' Xil'lth W &J"d-Otttt Stillre Bl~nnt.h Ward-Paul Vord, Jr. Twf'iftll Ward-L.. C. Beerrinc Th.irteentb W a.rd--C'harla £o.ch Four1ee11t.ll Ward--Ch•tft Ada.ma FiftHatll Wud-GH r p llahiebt S ixtf'eatll w•rd--.Job Vote~ SennU!e!Jth Ward-Albert Bayer Eic hteent.k Wanl-Ju.Ji... Ka.PP Ninneuth W'ard-AlM rt Abiaui Twelllirtll W..,.._Anhur Uptoa Twealy-ftnt Ward-L. G. llan"ey Tw,.ry--.1 Wani-B<ojauriu T,..lor Tweaty-tm.rd-W. S. Browa Tweaty-fourfh-.J_,. 8&11 Twau7-titlt. Wu.d-Cbarlel J _ ~ Twtoty..U.th Wa,.O-l. .trin Geicw TT•ty.eTftlth. Wud--Ciaarls w. Willeit c-aw. s-.d W..-d-l"tukPSit:lll Ward-f'rwllr:rid: Killlaiek Sin.OW.....__Oplft- 1<'-'w...!--_ . wan~-w;n;.. c..lia T....,_. W..d-& 0 S,0... -n.u-aw..,.__o..a ......~ llollorjooo Fllftearll Wani-Fnak W'~ ... . - Wud--lollo-...._ .... --.,.!<._~ . ..._... ~,.___...................,,._.. ~0.- · ,.___........,......._...........__..a-.. F. O. KANSON, D. C. G.a6. .wol th& .. ·• P.- s.boolol a...o,-olo;, D•- Near Elmwood Ave. Iowa. �IIUP'PAI.O SOCIALIST . BROADWAY .AUDITORIUM THIS SATURDAY EVENING 1st ~- -~, ,. _ ,.. -. -l ' ,, i • j ~:'fJ -~4 . H~ I ' - - _________,,,, I . .Jam e a ' "" . -- .SPEAKERS Stephen .J. M a h o n e y , Socialist Candidate for Mayor G·eorge R. _K irkpatrick, of New York City, Author ofWar, What For? Maurer, President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party Admla•fon, US Cents ReHrved ae&t 50 Cenb, on sale at Socialist Headquarters, 805 Mutual Life Bulldln&' and 185 Broadway 1 �- ~.....al.T trrnG BUPFALO SOCIA1IsT I'OBI.ISHING ctWPANY -........u~ ~,.._..,.......,_ .._,. TV1'THI...L.. ...._,. .... aJI'P~N.Y. PltAJIK~T- ... . . CA.T'Tm.L,". . . . . . ,....__, . . . . ~14.... ~ f'rdciJ SlM ,_.,-.Sic IRJJ'P~N.Y. .a......_,_,.... k ~· - . ...._ ......,.,__..._._,_s,.l91l.aaa.,....._ .. ~JW.Y..t. -*bactolllaadll.J.m cou~la:f t~u~-~ DO IT NOW of the \\'orlcing clus ~v~r been hard in ~he ~9' If not. why not, lkcauW: the work~rs of this city ha\·e nev~r been repruented th~ b~· m~n from therr own nmln ftnbu~ with the s pirit of the n)Oduwi·~~~~;~;:.:::+.;;:::=.:::.::::::.::J~::=~~==== labor nlO\'nflCr'll It is wrthin their po"·er to ~ rtpr~ttd there, and their ~If. re ..p«~ ought to prt)rtlpt them to u-.e this power for that purpose. They 'urdy nnnot expect tile polnical h1rdings of capita list interest to \\'Ork and fight fo r labor interests. That is not in .their line. That is not k~ff~~:<:e ther are sent there foJ. )iake a sta n , worken of . Hand in hand ~th t he accusaHursl the political ring th.it i~ rulmg and plotting and wire-pulling tiOfl on the subJect of family and bartering in ouJ cit~ hall at the expen~ of the working people, bonds ~roes the charge that SocialThe ~rtidpatk>n of wome n and OC"nd men theH' 10. ho are able and 11dlling to make the voice of tM aim at a community of wives. industnal P!II'Suiu II'IU.OJ the work~-~l:::rte=·rt!t ~~dw~~h\\~~ino: i~n:.:;:~~i~~~-_We cannot !gnore the state. for the state will not ignore u ... and we a~ 11 . for 11 surround~ u~ e\~rywhere. Therefore the propq thmr to f o r the 10. orkmg class is to conquer th~ state. and trandonn it into an instrument of the1r cJa,~ intert:~ts. which in the lonr run are the in-tere'-1~ o f "ivili:led mankind. And a ~tan has to be mack in our im~tate nt:1ghborhood. 10.·hKh we are best acquamtt'd with. that is to 5a). 10.e must first ge-t oontrol o f the administrati\·e powers o f the loc;~ht ~ .m "'hKh 10oe h\"t. Lc:f(Jre we can hope o oonquer the administ ration o f the ..Late and the natron <.tf i S:i~~~~.~~il::eu~~~~~: ideal IO\' t. tal just the of wh•ts . ~~~~:~.~a~h~i~!J{ for- tt a llo" wnuld it l~t: to puhlt•h the l nternatlllnaLRailway Co. ·-···~· ' -·'-•· bos... (onner~ Fuhrmann ·~ If tht tenderlom dement ... ere to OOyroti the Republican can· drdate·~ drug ~tort ht \\OUid 1': •l:tn~~d :m th;at question. f or :\o"· 1f t l'lln an ~hould ~I back and show the intere$ls o f Louie and :'.!r>drlart 11 .,.ould enhance: the cha~.. of the Socialist candidate:. It 'A a• a mean tnrl of na•tv rubbernecks to de:ln• into the corpr>ratron holdmg• of our friend Chaunc~ Hamlin. just because he \\ ant• to ha,·c a man a~ maror whom he know• he can handle. thu<:e MORAL.& AND IOOIAL CONDITIONS By fear men are tamed, by inte:rest men a "' ltd, by ea~ and comport men •~ made peacefuJ, and the sum total o f this education by wndmora 1s terrued morality. 1\'\'PI.'\'11111 bro~,n~~ .m~pht!~~ oirt!:"~7.:, !~ !'::~'Uatb: f.,_,~;;jiiiiUI.UiliVII and hopes. the iAtuetts and desire , the a!pirat ions and · the IOcialiad. hllftWI beinc wllo rolizu that in the run beq is cbdy boaljld up widt the wdl-beinc of his a ...-y llrooc incentive to "'sptct the ~ cood.itiom: of . t.einc o f aU is the r'UJ)gniurion o f the fact that the nw:IJ JDOft powerfaJ t.U.n any tiuclf individual and then-fore to t:nfOft'C teda rapa:t. To u.n that wilh the .-anM.c o f the bditf iD «ic'in of DIOf"&lity 1M!! woukl rraduaDy CUK 10 rupect tion.l. is nothinc leu than to uy that they wou~ cease btinp. Jf barbarian• and haJf-ci"ftlUed ~. nay. :r~~~ :,.,~·t'r::;,ofto~~ ~~1-·-,· _,--·c·--•-ith the acaamulated knowledct: and experimct o f aD at dlcir dilpoui, wou1d be; leu capable o f doinc m., would. R> foolilh u to abandon ltldt Jt.a.Ddards of morUily as ha\~ pt:Oved ~ to the t.man na. The fact it ..._, mx-als hu~ beaJme parer, leu qude. and cilraDy IIIOft huraaa io proporrion u the real fact• of tif~ bean- 'bowa. aM the interdependence ~ mp and _,.........,,...... .............,_ ._ft Ally ywum o f ~ is the e:xpraaieo of exi.O.. ~ allld at loaf u - . . remair11 run, that U: • IJC)rial ttntt.:.:.-:::;:.: ~ ~..:~ tate. dlt aatllH: of bit eo'riroammt. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-10-30 Extra Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Description An account of the resource Extra Edition Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Butler Boycotts Socialists Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d57bbce04830a0a430845b55ca53dcc3.pdf 5535af6b00787d7f8c0a26a354db4dd8 PDF Text Text EXTR EX ' • ... Detroit Street Car- Men to Receive Tha-t Su SOME -DIFFERENCE TO · -ONE-CENT RAISE HERE EVERYBODY Off AT THE BROADWAY AUDITORIUM II ,M t <llng Saturday Night will be Hi.story in Soci.tlist M ovtmtnt - Rcsuvtd Seats Almc>St GOne·...:.' Everybody Can Hear in Big Hall. Men Win Three Points of Four Under ArbitrationSome Difference to that in Buffalo-A Pointer for Fulu-nann, and Hi.s Greater Buffalo F.ake. ··off kw'.th~ Bro11dway All<ti- ~ hc then. It will htt a tr~:~t long torium," wtll he the -hnut hcard to h<" remembered. II \\Ill be an thr.1u~o:hout the' nty to •motnm intdla:tual fca'>t tHto.:-}tt. C.cor~o.:-c R, Kirkp atr ick, of ~ew Enorybody wtll be headut~ 111 Yurk. the au tho r of an intcrn:athat dirccuon. \\h) ~ uomal-fatncd book: Jamc ~ H . llcc auM it p romt"c~ to be thc ' ~laurer, Sociali.st cx- mtmhe r of ~rcatc5t cn~nt 111 the J>Ohtlcal h•~- · the Pennsylvania Lcgl,.lature and I ::~;~ ~~a:h~~u~~~·c \~ 11f1)c~:~•c:~~= l~·;:,~dF~~c~;ti~:liC of]·~~~·::;rl ~·s:;~ 1n tin,. c it v wa5 ther~ ""' much I ~<' •eltlm an, I o f ~cw York th~ ~:~~u~~~~c~n;~~~~~e~~·~~t n~\1 ~: :~;~e~~~~~~dl ~~:~~;;~~" no~f .l e~~ NO T' BOSSED- BUT DR IV EN Capitalist Parties Hold Burlesque Meetings I ~'era~ thousa nd p<"Ople. ha ve who pays the bills can L>reak the suggest that the Repuhhca ns had takrn rc:tu ~o:r from thr ~atn, the la ....·s or call out the militia at any a fault o r two. Four cops- d1d ~~~~~~cf7~tc ~fPe~~g~ 1 ,~n~"J:~usJ~; 11 ~e fact~ ab<)\'e wh1ch ha \'e TC'('Ita t..-.n • deh~· e red l•)' the pup- dt\'eloped as a part of the sc•·ua\ pet• "{ r.lpll~,.hsm "a rnn g for I cand1dates attempu ng tO d1,.credit '"ntro ot th11 <:It) lone aJ;~othcr s hould give Buffalo .\ny ntu:en who h<l~ attended vo ter.o. a ~ vi-ew of the mnu I ~ef;:;~lo!;,~~ a~-~~;co;oo;oli~~~~C,:d h~~~ m~:n~nr~e~£ t~:,i,~;~\ppr~1atc th~~edug;Lzens' me~ting at the :\utori um drew a \ar!{e cro " d that came pnncipally out ol morbid curios1 t y, to he::. r the flurn s report o l the \' ice and gambhng ;~i~~e ~;~- b~·bt~:n ~~~~t= ~~; e;~~ tht J Hroad~ay Audt to num , w1lt have lates t meetings held by S toddart Jo wner ~ <>! the ten~erl um prupc rlcarned the foUO'a' Lnl{ facts: m the Elmwood ~lu sic Hall and ty. \Vc w11l look this up nur~he"' 1st Detecti ,•e \\ 11ham Burns O'Bnan in the Broadway Audi- in the n~ar future and wouldn't ha~ m\'e':tig-ated the present a d- !1torium one must have a ke~n he &u rpru ed to ~~arn that some mtmstra u on and reports that Knse of humor. SpcKhea were ~ r that .P~Ofle",!Y ' ' owned by our :~o;o~{::~~~:~::~;o:eilil;r=~ ~;~!~.he 000 per y~ar. and 21 wide open j_!'ambling j ot ~ts w•lh complete p)!Lt"e protKtlOO, un<kr tiu!: jurisd1ct 1on of ~tiehael Rqan and ~~~~-<K Lou~a P. F rma.nn. znd. Co · record• abo..· th:u John O' Brian, whose o nly events on th~ pro- At the Stodda rt meeting the crowd _wa~ entertained by a quarUtte smgmg coon !lOflgs. They were the o nly really good thing o n the card and dcsen~~\1 the appla use they received. Mr. Stoddart rud his speech u I 11 ..,r at the {"Ommall(l uf the ~)(' 1 :tiL~ t S<> ll\c: ,oi the lv<:al eapH:t lL ~t pre!l!l mo•·cmt'nt ha•e be~n proc urcd for ~h o ~uppre ~"<"t l c•·er~ htt ,,f new s th1s e•·entful o<Ta.o.~u n . The le;ul- al"•ut 11 anol n:fu "'eol p11d ;ul\'er• HI!-; •tar• tJ!l the Sonah,..t \llllt· IL!iCIIH'Ilt• fL;T that IIH.'Ct!IL.: They f••rm, w11\ ).:L' e eloquent utteran.r kn"" 1t "dl l•t' the tn•"t '\I{Tl:'"S· hl the )o!rl:'at m. l:'"'~<~~o:e of workm){lful metllllJ..: 111 till ~ t';HtLpat.:n and c!a~' emant.:1pat1on. thut 1~ tho;o rea'<lll tht~ ilrt' tr•tng f·,rtun a te , mdecd, ~11! tho"e he o:o• cn thmf.: in the tr t)<•"er t•• -~ up­ """"Ill h:ne the oppo rtunn~ to pre .. ~ 11 nu_f~~ •·er~· he~t 11pe~kers ~1~ ·~:::~r.~:.~~~;:~J" h;~r ~~~s a:- 1 ~~~~:~ FIFTY TO ONE ~~~~~ei~ Ch~~a~\·r~~\l~ Wall Street Journal Shows Condition of Unemploy- waukee. The Citi_zens' pany introduced a novel ~ y tn the wa y of an .. applau5C mduccr." A man with a couple of 11lau &tood at the back of the hall and made a noise in o~er ~~ sta~t the people clap- ~~~~; ~~!!ICI ~vc .::~: i~~rt::~c."it,-;o~~~~g a~/~=~~ ~n~m~:r~n~ ~':;r~ ~i!"s;eaet~ wou ld do to th~cr-al .£lee:· it Rfore fro m othtt lip5 u well The arn val of about t~o dozen tnc Company and the Jnterna· as from him. He seemed 10 find {j.:C~ ~ar men ~rr~mg an no na! Railway Co., is owned trouble in reading and gol ng f nan h anncr rna e t e crown ~~~rthj,n~:u~~~~u:.:; ~m~ ~~":~:h~~~ ~~c;::r ~;;~~~=ti!~J~ t~~t ~is~ui~ak~~di~~~uabat.~~ million dollar& worth of atock doubtless remedy this. in ~he a~e enterprises wbich A bunch of Sunda S ppl . he IS anxtOOs to protect . ment "Uncle Sams~ lrok: in:O . Jrd. A glance at his campaicu the mid~c- of_a specch_,and ~'·e h~t 1how1 that Mr..Thomu Stod. a good m:utata<!n •• o f _marcbineda n. _ who ba~ btS cbancu for throug~ G«JTgtc, whtch ho1to·el~10n on th! !latcmcnt that he e YCT', dM:I seem rather rough o n 11 unboued , IS ow!led by the the speaker. \ drug trust.. The Pierce-An-ow After Stoddart had spent an :Mo tor Car C:o.. and other intcrut& hour de:scnbtng bow bad the ~hat a_rc takmc .• chance at elect- Dcmoc:~t Party is. 50meone in mg hun, kno...·mc that tbe man the audience had the nerve to t.:laiL!'I"', are tlock1ng to hcad<JU3T- Stcpht-n l ~lah oney. S•-.c •alist t er~ hu~mK Out the few rc~t'r\'cd Part•· candidate for Ma\or i& the ~catli •nrl the ~cne ral arl rnt ~s hm l t-IH•1~t' t.:•1l lcct•o n nf 11pciker"' that ticket s that arc left that 11 ~ct'm~ w11l ndtlre~~ the audLetlt:e nt the ~ta ndm ){ ruom will he ;~t a pre- i\nd1tonum tumorro\\ ni~ht ther paraded around the hall wuh thctr ho rn s ~ad ~t'\1~. to ~ ::=:::g th:c'~;';:e ~currh~ feaWe of these meetings. ~ter te~· of the Burns investi ation wh· was under taken at g rcat u sc some inq uisit iYe JO~I in the cn>*d ventured to as k O'IJrian "who paid the bill" Agatn the police did their dutY Such is the way of a capitalist politicil1 IJ'Iceting. I ment Existing in N ew York City Through Strike of U. S. Postal Chauffeurs. "Mail truc k dri,•er~ did not forsee 1,6oo men amuous to fill tlun y-o nc vaea nc Lel-" The above ' fu otation is an edit- ~~}:1\ 'St~:~;af:u:~~~ ycsterda y 'e Fifty to o ne. The edito rial Krihe pro bably did not know the s_ignificance and importance of the httle etatement he g leduliJ makes. Fifty to one. Tha t , just what these figures rcpre- sent. Thirty..cne jobs made vacant by t he st rike of the chauffeurs fJn the mail truc ks a nd !liJ~tcen h undrcd men read y and "a~uiou11'' to take their place!!, Say. Mr. W ork~·~· you ve heard 10me o f us Socuhsu make t h~ statement that problem off the fa ce o f the earth E\·ery Socialiu knows the lmf-,ortanc e o f thi• prul.tlcm But he kn u 'A'5 mo'Jre than tb:~t He ~~~;: : ~~~ ~~~~~!m~:v!\halt'~a~~a:. \\' uuld you like to know th u e thinKs to? \\'ell. read up on Socia h <~ m a nd you will know. :-.lot only wrll v ou~now -b ut you will ac t. · You wtll join the Socialist Party. You will YOtc fo r Sodali1U11. Be· cause Sociali&m abolish unc mployment and there will IN! no fifty men to every jCJb. There !'fill be just o ne man to every JOb. And there will he a good j~~~ -~~~r~f ~:~r~ ~~n ,:Jd ~.:~!{; t~r~~r ~~~1cm:i7t :~~t ~:n;~r~ th~~ • only tlv ~~ali!lt so. sa ymli: t}(Cau':C h~ will get all cha t hi~ Arc you &atl~fied now? li ne labor HI worth without ''d ivid- "eo~~'!! ::ee h!;;~~~p ~~:".'!:·h:i~ll~;~e ;h~~-~:~~c~ the \\'all Street J ournal i&? ~at little s u,ports the Wall Stree1 J ournaL atatement tontain!l a good bit o f •••.,,"' •h• ...... li •., who md that paper. It dHrly demonstrates bow necessary and how good ,.it ~~ to., bnc an army . of man IRJC IOUt to take you r Jo&, wbcn 't'OU go o ut ow strilce.. . What ehance have you of win· nmg a s tr ike with .suc:h 1 vast ::~~:~j~~T~eri;: STRAW VOTE FAVORS t'IV'III In ~~ Althourh liule impottanc~ is r:u ;ndl:~ :;rue;~ •.t::c~~~,~~ra;;r: ••;r: 1 c~ have _100 o_f geuiag a d~alM* of tlye the political raJioC by bc,tg:~ng for rt wllcn there wmd blows 1n a grvm circ le o4 it that army waitiAg in front or people. ~~ll~~z~~t'': ;:t~: t..:; ,,:~;:~;:e :;~::. :'!t!:Wt:; ;:?n that army is ~~~esu~t .. the : j, Pien:: iollowinr •as _Hac. arc rj,oo ski'll.«<aato«<'ll- Stephtnj. Maho.ey (Soc.) .••. , bile drivcu wha he~ngrily warted O'Br ian ('BrnU. &t's) ~ 10 1 =~~ for~u.'"e"'; ~n ( Rep. ) .... ::::::::: 7 jamp into 1M dri•rrl' seaL Bill Fah:r...- f Drcm.l . ......... , . 1 on:ly 3' oot of tha1 1.6oo IJOl thejob& W.e Sotia.Jitts Q)) it ~ cmplo1,mcnt. \Vlrat do 10. bow • ..... '*-"' ~ _..., .• • abotrtrt.. Oo)'OUknow.....,.ic.,...,. ............ t-. e:n.t.!' .......... .......r ...... ., ..._. If ftlO knew )'OU woaJd how ... ..., . . . . -.:_,..., what to do to nme4y tt.-10 ..;,.c ._ :U'id ua-1 ....... "- .... ._ ... ''' �For Qid Jadet of the Coan of ~ HENRY L SLOBODIN OF NEW "\"OU OTY. For Auociate Judge of Ole Cou.rt of Appnh. H. D. WILCOX OF ELMlRA For Supreme Court justirt. WILLIAM 5. PHILI.IPS. Fc.- Saprtmt Court jaJtict, V AL.ENTINE KUCH. M..,-or STEPHES I. KAHO~"'BY Corporatia. CoDDMI EDW ABD T. DVllAND Comptrolltr - - . ELECT-ION EVENING IIOA8WAY -AU .. - ,. PARK BAND .. DANCING • • MOVJNGflC"I1Jbs SPECIAL WIRE LB. TAThOR. ' I .. LOUIS F. IIEX1N Judp of the Cit," Court WILLIAM F. CATTELL Couoty I .... BENl!Y MA'l'THEWS Commiaioner of Couuty Cbritie. '' . . ~• I MRS. DORA FOSTER O.enee.r ot Ole Poor ocrat!l, two Republican . "friends of and ,had'' past. Md Pll thett class. strikevou "'uoutafter bnterriess in your hear! ~:J:~~~ ~~~ ~~~~~d \::: bener weapon to u~ noM' showml{ them what you think a man who v.-ill scab. Walk into tht box>th on election day and ' (•te the: straight Sociali~t bc-ket It ~~ tht on ly way in .,·hich ~uu can keep them out of the place: "'here the~· will han a rea! opl)(lrtumt~· to show their "friend· sh ip" fur the working clan "Tdl ~atan to gi1·e him a :tlvne On a rcdhot griddle up neu " rood man ' ' ill throne, faetion it beeonu1 Jl nt Hay, e1·en the Devil can't duty of the: o ppo.i· stand the smell that he ian 't • rood Oi a r~ IOking scab on a griddle: in a acouOO r~. thiel, Hdl; · and general lr \I. Ould cause a re\•oh, a strike, erook. And the good I lc:no"·, attacked. in turn fLnda I I I sent vou do.,·n to the upou hiJ u. hclow'. lian, ..-ile Go back to your master on mth I,,..,.,.., and unlllitiand tdl aud 10 forth. That they don't even want a eooDter fQIIi. in Hell!' ehaUMp. dt.6a.oefs, re- --of thtt original ehar1n and oJJe:n to. proTe them iD publ..ie. tJ\n1c)L C'ba~e ud oouuter eharp fty uer bater and t.bicll:er,_,)Wtil all f ill n'IDK'II t.be rood mel o~ tlide. an ' ~. - Ofl i'IIUIRIWI'I :;;:~~:.,~.:.=~~~; drenched a.ad .oaked with the - Autria• aa\l·s-•n• , _ 11 ft.lth 1 t UJT't!IL E~~ INac a r•u 11 .. "" a-y . _ . _ . , 'Mten. 011 ele-1.ioa ~y. the tk ~n IHr,_,l,. i..UIN.ti• o1 vot~n fltk a lleied:ed oumM.r of 1W•r ...,. liable ,., aUiu.ry ....... ~; tbHI! aiJmy objed• oat of the mlh- ;:: ~ I~M.!: ~~~~~~.: men.'' =~p~~i~d~ith~'= The food c:eue5. "wt- Jut ~e-.F a l - A111•ria - . l!I,aot ,..... ...._ U..W ._,., '~ ""'ani =.. . ~-::::-;.!~ 7C. ~-:;_~ ~"' ~~ AAemblr Cut out this coupon. It Is eoocf for five centa. With ten cents It will admit you to the big dolnea. order aad ~J., is tir:!. :r:_ ::w.~ UDtil zaut ~"'': ~--= fo~_.:rt~ a attlletl- ,...._, fro.{'ul. . 15 t:m This is the Evening the Socialists Will Enjoy Themselves AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO, SOOAIJST PARTY What Is Chiropractic KJ.R().PRAK-TlK it tbt ruuDt appUed to a method of loeatiog ud r-emoYir:tg the pb,-..I caa. of ddea.le by adjuring the di•p~ ..-ertebrac (bouet of the tpiot) to their oormal po~oition, that removing the pratiure from DU?H. B..-uy OTg&n or ti.-uc in tbe bu~n bod7 mat1. rtcri« iu control1io1 inflDt:DC:e through itl Mnt C'OI1.0t'C'tion with lbe brain. Prtnllt'«: OG theM DerYa win eauat diJeUt. J( Jotl arc •ic:-k, (,JOlt or mort of your nrtebrae an oat of alignment, eaa.ting p,.... sure oa DCI'"Td. To adjust thea ttrtebru into their normal Mtut it tbt- aim aDd ncc:ompllthtMot or the skilled CIUropractor. ANALYS PJll1 IIOTK,..,..... ftn1l roll Ul"D.&TUitl. Supern.or Pint W&rd-Vixley Byve:.rM Seeond Ward-John 0 . Cooper Third Ward-(:ba.,.ln Plau111u Fourth W~arl• FaeaUer Fifth Ward-John L. Pier Sinh Ward-David U~n p~le SennU. Ward-lforrla BraunateiD Eicht.h Wa:rd-A. G. Erftuboek Niu.th W ani-Otto Stijke Elnentlt Waf'd..!...PauJ Vop), Jr. Twelfth WaM-L. c. BeewiDc . TlrirteeDth Ward--<?harll!ll Boe.eh Fourteeuth'Watd--Cbarltot A.d.atu Pifwotll Ward-George Habieb' Sixteenth w ard.......Jobn v orel Sen:nteeatlt. Ward-Albert Bayer Ejpteenth Ward-JuJiru Knapp Nmeteoth Wa.rd-Al~rt. Abiatti "'" T•entie.tb Ward-Arthur Uptoa Twe:DtJ·Am Ward-L. 0 . Haney Tweut71ee0Pd Ward-Benjamin Taylor TweDt,--t.ltird-W. 8. Brown Twenty.fourth-Joeeplt Ball 1'1mlty.ft.ft.h Ward--Olarlet 1. w~ '!'weDty..ai:rul Ward-.la:Dtrili Gripr Twot,-«nnt.h Ward-Cbrlet W. WilleU F.-0. HANSON, D. C. Ncar Elmwood Ave. BUFFALO SHOE ~- et u. .... MEN! Thle Coupon QoM for ISO Oent8 W e wantyoutotry a palr af thoM w onderful BuffaloShoM n..•u..d-._....., .,~ .......- Coanabl• u.. 8o<ond W&ni-Fraak . "' ........ ___ . . . ..... ~a- .t 100 .miM ...,.,. ,_,_.... .......,..._ u..u. ~ ,....,.. . . . . . . a . . ___., .._, .._,. - - _..... . _ . fll • HlWr+da ..u..r .,...... ...., - u. ...,. ..,............ " ~a ,....a,- • ~,.,_a.. . . ,........ -$~ita. w ard-F'rid.uiek Kim.aie:lr: w ud-Eail ()pier Ward-~ ma)Or Jl'(N'bOa ha'-e yoa r!:::~~=k~ procrame about t~ wahh. \\'lly JboeJd. S....ent.eratb Wud-J. K Koehler ~ Wani-Fraak Koapp I ~ only Stilb m....,u wan~-wuu. Coma ,_,.,.. ... .,...... ... .,. .-. me to do ""''!"'.b<l•'"•!.'" "'* ..........."-.... - - ~ ......., Pift.h Sb.t) 'l'welttlt Wu4--E. 0. Bomo 'I'IWtemtlt Wani-Ptoolericlt Goodall P~ Wud-Jlrn&iul ~D..-jeA • l 000 polr Men'• $4.00 011 ,Grain Wort Shoeo, 0 Width .,.afried N'mtb N'taet.eeaUI Wani-Geup DeGntf Tweatit<tlt. Wa:rd-.A.ui P~ ,....,... . w....__._ 0. lldEfe 'l'w-41>11 Wani-RQ!JieQootie ,....,.__..w~-. 00. \ aBNBCA AND BLLfQOTT A T a. t . . ~ ftldo . - ~ .._,.,, -'-kMl te .,_.., U..el.la- ....... k eau. RETURNS FROM SCHENECTADY AND OTHER CITIES ; THE MUNQIJENCES ~ BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT .Aidumen Firat Wud-Sa.muri A. Fawkn Second Ward-Adam Sthemb. · Thi rd Ward-:\.lic.hael Roll Fourth Ward- D. F. Stran.ahaa Joifth Ward- :\1 . W . Perine Sixth Ward-Jerome J, Smith Se' 'f'nth Wll't'd- TJeury Ooldlltein .Eighth Ward-I..ouis C. Geua Ninth Ward-E. U. Oiennau Ell~,·enlh 'Ward-Paul Krin T"·elftb Ward-Ro.eoe C'. AMI Thirtet-nth Ward-Auguat ;\Iiller F'ourtet>nth Ward- H. J , Buth Fifteenth \\' ard- Jo~n Venhern Sixtee-nth Ward-Joh n C. Cou1hliD Se\·entttnth Ward-Leonard Perry Eighteenth Ward-Wftit.er Palmgft.n Nineteenth Ward-fi&n')• Peteraon Twentieth W ard- He.ory TunhiU T"·enQ-.ftm Ward-Anhie Hendenon Twenty~od Ward-George R Freeborn Tweuty-third W ard--C. l" · Kinr Twenty-fourth Ward.......J. R. lt:dnto.h 'J'wenty.lUth Wa.rd-Jrwio LineoiD Twenty..uth Ward-Cbarln Grimm Twenty...ennlh Ward-Frank Cahill lim [ must M going my way TIDS COUPON AND TEN CENTS WlU ADMIT ONE TO SAMUEL LEARY Couueil.meu \VlL.llELM .ALlffi.'JDrNGER JAMES J. BATTISTONI B . B . CROLEY W. WOJCECHOWSKI Third Oi.trie.t-Charl~hillip. Fourth I>Wtrid- John P. W&DDe11laeher Fifth Diatriet-CoDnd Beid Si.J:tb Dialriet-Herman Eilit.a Seveuth Diltriet-W"illiam Srailh Eighth Diatri~-Frederiek Onwet~der Ninth Diltriet-llerman C. GU.... tru~:k; 1 ',. Fin\. Diatrid-Domollie De Sio Seeond Distrid-William G. Roberti "I ought to get a large reward I'> e llt\"tr ov. ned a unton card. 1'1 t never grumbled, I've ,truck. I \ e never mixe<l up with . CUT THIS OUT I f. • •, . . ·r •.•• a.- 1500 polr Boyo oil aolld hard knock School SOO.., llze ~to5 . • . • . No ........................ ....,...,,..,., . . . ..... "'-' ...... _,_ ............ o....... . ............. .. ........... .................... ................ .......,..._..-......... _.... _IINIJ',.-. , .., ..................... . . ,..... ... .... . _ ............. tu4 . . . . . . o. ............ ~ .... lt .. li, .. IO; 1 .. , . . . . , . . . . . . . ... ...... ..... �·J · ~.a.....''· 1915 IIUPPALO SOSJALIST STRATIO -BROAQWAY AU.DJTORIUIYI / THIS SATURDAY· EVENING N.OVEMBER 1st SPEAKERS Step he n .J. M a honey, Socialist Candidate for Mayor Ge·orge R. Kirkpatrick, of New York City, Autl'!or of War, What For? .J.am e s H. Maurer, President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor and Member National Executive Committee, Socialist Party Admleelon, 15 Cents Reaerved Seat 50 Oente, on sale at 8ocjallst Headquarters, 805 Mutual L lf'e Bulldln&', and 185 Broadway '· Qualifier I IIIli ITIAIIIT AU Uab!. . made Gocda. Ask. for Union· made Cigarettes flAil mlllll 31 Nlacora St., c.or. Earle lHE KING OUTfiTTERS Ootbio• ' :W.aa.'" tlaia& tM.t a hll ia•..tiptin will lap·h~ale 0~ PllTT oc.loer ofliLia... AJf1) D~C'a a.-1 daao'e oa F'ridtoy rraU-c. ~ Ttlo, at t.. T..n iH Ratl, £ut; Vlid. ud \"nplawli: .tr~ ~··•).._;•wall t-. .... tiN pl-. sum•"'• PAlfTSI:lso• U.NIInt aDak ff# llU'8fl • •-ID Tlx -oiUalool.alod I' '!'0 .:.c:r;:.-.:n-:::::mnn~ l N-• .1 .... ._.,.U.. a... pi.- ... " ~· A8ftate IU)d •uiMortbe fbr the Aroota~:settu!!_ :.n....qo.r...........,_._.._..a.CIUIIIflol Jfa•Yortl as,, Wld:l.faa.. -IOo.-torl--. • Buffalo, N. Y. Ollkc. ~15-317 . . . . _ - ........... "... OLIY& OIL . .................................. .......__. o.._. • ,.~.t-1 OLIVB OIL U!'T1B'l'ON1 BBOB. BOTTLING WOBKB ln Cal~ wu-IUid U q - . · . MI.........,.,, ..-..~ --- Fura and M~lltnery .,_-:.-a . 1"'"•-~n w.-..., ~TO .. LOUI8 A.. -AIIEUION ,.........,_.~· r.n. a.n....~.....,. LOYISTPIUCD Apruoe FRANK LANG Unlon&aSBUIDBik ..,!~5~~~:~~ ~tblt......_Cit.- 369 Ellicott Street (Wl! 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/86d4922b144d6bfb32b5863a280744ab.pdf aaf7cc4960a9444aec0b22c61a5b4c69 PDF Text Text To~Night! .To-Night! ... �........_..__ BUPPALO SOCIALIST BastSideLaborLyceum s. w~..BERO Socialist PartY . Candidates CAlli PAilY AIID DAII New a.ld Second-hand TIIMii'L~~ fll w~ n~o Paraita~. a::>LUMBIA TURN HAU w. a--. buy H ENRY L SLO BO DIN OF NEW YORK CITY. For Aa~te Judgtc of the Court oLAppe.als, H. D. W I LCOX OF E LMlRA. For Supn:me Court J 118tke, · W JLLJA~I S. PH I LLIPS. For S upn:.me Court JustK:e, VALEN'TJNE KUCH . Mayor STEPHEN J . MAHONEY MILl wtU!. 1-.11-t ltiHt-16 ~hlrJ•v P.ay cuh and u~ 50% to 75S a--&. e"'•l•g, - 4 s tot'H - n-rabtr 15tb, 19/J 511 W~ll ST., Ill, II! &!It SIEl mm. .......... '"'· '"""'"' ,.,_ Beattie & Olin Union Barber Shop 1 325 Virginia St. Oatbloo;:llhvc:a t bel"rooetuiuoOlub · W.E. YOUNG Auto Livery and Cased Cars Ul8 w. O..avan Ave. I s P II!:CI AL RATn To coMRADES Qualifier Cigar· u_,j/,, Comptroller I. B. TAYLOR UNION HATs ITHE UJ J _:=',/,l.ttJuAT Clear Havana 5 CEIU ITUIIMT I ELECTION EVENING . BROADWAY A.ITIRIU.M. Corporation Counael EDWARD T. DURA."JD P-..~ns:n -PM.ol'll'l7701 Smoke the Fa.rnoua PARK BAND CUT THIS OUT THIS COUPON AND TEN CENTS WILL ADMIT ONE TO · BROADWAY AUDITORIUM ELECTION NIGHT Armbly FRANK LANG 149·151 E. IUUEE IT. !.II~. s-.u. 3l3f ,.._..., 313( f. C.WRIIIHT, 77-79 Palac.r:Arudt: tt4 Sen.ce St. MEN'S OUTFlTTERS IIIO!Illlll a.oa 11m. OY!ICOII! IIIDIIIJS ror thh• ""' e ek , $20 SuitS .&nd Q ... crewts , . . $f4.35 $t5 Su•ts &nd Ovcrco..ts . 9.95 . 0.45 . J..SO S2.00H.o~ts H 4 Scnc~u St: ~""Wct Bpe<:!al Prices to Hottols, tnatitu~Joru~ IUld Re111taura.nte I BULLETT'S SHOES Unio n Made HAVE A REPUTATION THERE'S A REASOI YOith our ~normous output, combmt'd witb Otlr cht-ap upstairs rent, we arc in a pott1tion to gi vc ,·slues tbat cannot lx duplicated MAde of real Lc.atha The ldnd that Wean f'int Ward-\'ixley Ryverse Second Ward-John G. Cooper Third Ward-Charlet Plaurnan Fourth Ward-Charles Fuuler Fifth Ward.......Jobn L. Pier F;ixtb Ward-Da,•id Un1phr-eyville Sneath Ward--llor-rlt Brann1tein Eighth Ward- A.. G. Erfteobeek Sintb Ward-otto Stilke Ele,•entb Ward-Paul Vogel. Jr. Twclhh Ward-1~. C. Bees:ing Thirteent h Ward--Charlet R08C:h Fourteenth W ard-Charlet Adama Fiftee11th W ard--OHrge Hab.ieht Sixteenth Ward-John Vogel Se'"enteenth W ani-Albert Bayer Eighteenth Ward-,Juliua Knapp Nineteenth Ward-A.lbert Abiatti •. elsewh~~. --~ H. S. BULLETT, 56 ~~~at Allftate and subscribe for the ArfJetter•!Jettung. ' Tbe•IJGirmae...-paperblsbe i&UI • M161 ot 1'1'- 1'•11 ~. NIIM" -da.c eM ta.....- ot dM W.at.c 01-.- to - • tot I - u.. O!ik<_ 31S-3J 7 Goo.. s - t .... . _ 11MW OLIVE OIL O..Mn in CalUOrnltl W l o.and Uq..-.. 1#~~.1#. r 17 TOU W ,t,..ft YOUK ~J~C-.i/1/1.. ·=. . . . .,. Pn.der .,._. 11111 Furs and Millinery u QO TO LOU.. A- ABEt..80N rt Npa1dq ... al..U. ,..,._ ::Ma o.n.- ·~ , :• LOYIST P'JJCD ....... apruo. o •killed Chiropractor, ANALY!1S !'JU!E. BOTH PHON.D. YJUTB. FOR LI'TKJt.A.TUU. F. 0. HANSON, D. C. ......... ,._ c::w.a.-a- Neat Elmwood A~c. 262 W, Utb Strut Graduate t1- the Palma School ol OUropnctic, Da~ Iowa. ~ -- This® Coupon QOI>d . for ' ' 50 - We want you totryapalr o f - wonderful 1; I Buffalo Shoes I 000 pair Men's $4.00 011 500 pair Boys all 110Ud .bar~ Grain Wqr1t Shoes, D width knock School Shoes, slu only FJ..-.tb Ward-William Cadit 'l'welfth Ward-&. 0 . Ba0ll1 Thirieeo.tlt Ward-Freduiell: OoodaJI FCRU"t.entll W ard-Dougl... Beller;jea.a '-Fifteenth Ward-Frank Wiese Sixteeath Ward-John Botenll:nns Sne~~teenth Watd-J. N. Koehler ~tb Wud-Frulr: Knapp Niaetefti.U. Ward-GeoTp DeGraff - O.nte ~; Ward-Oha.rle. J . Wi.l.l.i.aJuon Tw-mty..U:tb Ward-Lantrill Geiger Twenty.anfllltb Ward--Ch:arlet W. Willett N ilatii.Ward-Ernnt Stilk• U T'l'lliTONI BROB. BOl"''UNG WORtal Kl·RO.PR..\ h:-TJK is tbt name Applied to a method of locating and removing the physical ~aute of di~ by adjusting the displaced Tttt~brae (boon of t he ~irw:) to their normal poaition, tbu1 moo-ring the p~re from ncrvet. ETCTJ organ o~ tiune in tbt butrulD body must TUrin ita controllin1 inft~ through its ncn•e c-onnection witb the brain. ~ure o n t.br. Ml'Vt'l Will CAUAC ddr;. ., If fOG &~ •ic:Jr., 00tc or •lDOR of your ~rtebrae a~ out o( aJignmmt, causing pres. •ure on nuns. To adjuat t he. Tn't~brae int o thdr normal aitue is the aim and accoli'pli11hment uf the 'I'w"e~~t;-Mth ,_..., 1 10.1 OLIVE 0 What Is Chiropractic Ball Batialo. N. Y. ep.w ............... ~ ........ ~P'.......,.· • ,,..,..,. Tweoty-fourt.b-Jt~~Jepb Conatabl"N Seeond Ward-Fraolr: Ehrenfried i'il\k Ward-FNderiek K.immiek 8i.nh Ward-Emil ()pier • AUSPICES LOCAL BUFFALO; SOClALIST PARTY T•·entietlt Wa.rd-Arthur Lpton Twe11ty-flnt Ward-L. G. Harvey Twenty..-eond Ward--"Beojamia Taylor Twenty·t.hird-W. 8. Brown J I This is the Evening the Socialists Will Enjoy Themselves ~uper,'iiiDr ]"• s2:'00a~to _; $4.00 .! We - a 15 Ccnia RETURNS FROM SCHENECTADY AND OTHER CITIES Aldennen Fint Wa rd--.."ianHLI'i A. FawU1 N-conJ Wnd-.\dam Sehembt Th1rJ Ward- :\hehatl Roll Fourth Ward- D F Stranahu Fifth \\' ard- ll. W Ptrine ~uth Ward-Jerome J Smith ~e'"l'nth Ward- Henry Gold1teio F.ighth Ward- Louil C. Gt'na :\mth Ward:-E. ~1. Gierm1u Elr\t!Dih Ward- Paul Kr1er T"o>lfth Wud- Ro.roe C :\twl Tluttt'f•nth \\'ard-Auguat :\lillrr FourtN•oth Wartl- IJ. J . fiuth 1-mcenth \\ard- Jo hn \ "enhern ~kueenth Ward-John C. ('oujlbl:n ~\cnteenth \\'ard-Leonard Pury E•llht~nth Ward-Wahtr l'almgren Kinetf"entb \\"ard- narry P ..tertnn Twentieth Ward- Henry Tutthill Twenty-first Ward- Arehie JJ,.ndenon T10·enh·-~nd \\'ard--Gfflrlt~ ll Freeborn Twent;•.third Ward-('. (' 1\111~ Twl'nty.fonrth Ward-,l. R. lfelnto.h Twrnty-firtb Wani- lrwiu Linroln T"·t'nty.Jil:th Ward-Charle. Grimm T11'f'Dty..-eYenth Ward-f' rank Cahill - J H E ---.=iu B SJO Su11.1 &nd Ov~u Admission ~botit coupon ' A BRUSH !"OR !VERY PlJRPOSE ~,-.eclul Cut out this coupon. It is good for five cents. With ten cents It will admit -you to the big doings. .,. Fint Di1trirt-Domonie De Sio ~oond Diltri<"t-Willl.am 0. Roberti Third Di1triet-Charle1 Phillipt Fourth Diltrict....John P. Wannemacher Fifth Di•triet-C'onrad fleid Sisth District- Berman Eilitr: Sen•oth District-William Smith Eillhth Di1trirt-Frederick Ora1teoder :\•nth Distrit:-t- Herman C'. Glasa Napoleon Meyer s SANITARY T WISTED WIRE BR USHES • ~. Judge of the City Court WILLIAY F. CATTELL County Jud"re HES RY MATT~WS ('ommiMioner or Oountr Charitiet MRS. DORA FOSTER o,·erseer or the Poor S.:Dit:£1, LEARY Cooueilmen ALME."'\DfNGER J.ULES J. HA'M'ISTOSI II. H. CROLEY W. WOJCECHOWSKI Speclu l A~nt DANONG SPECIAL WIRE W JJ,JIEL~I +89 t\on,ood At·enur. .. J- LOUIS F. R:&XIN " n All Union. made Goods.. lOT tiM .,, "1.u • wn · IJ• Dir-$t,t« .o,. *lllat/ol,.,to~~ Sta Ask for Union-made Cigarette! _ _:.__ _ _ _...;.._ N ew Y ork Life Ins. Co. 8 R ~ E~ ·UR. t For Chid J udge of the Court or Appa.b, . . .• ~•.q 1 I loS . • . 1 • 86o ...,...•owa•w. ... Pneei.t tbtl_,_ tDIM&aaaloiiLoot Oo• tt wUlt. ....... __ . . . _ .. . . . , ....,p&lrCI( . . . . . . . . . . . , . .._ ... wwk. • j ~ ' ' .tO. M.CA.. •oo••uo. o.-,_ .. ..,.,.. l{otJOOdatt.K..._-....,,................ __.. ..... •tar- .......... ~ o..w. · -..... .,..,.pab'. lp.del, s., ...,. ea... ....,. aMe, "'Ua xs.c-n o...w. w- &o&-. lt.eJO•II. tt iD; lloi, . . M • .1- 0. - - f« a.IMIOIIJ.,._ !'-tRI!Ueth Ward-Axel PettnoD Tweaty.ftnt Ward-B· 0 . )Ietulie "'.- - 'J'wat,...U:tb Ward-Rejd H~e 'l'wa.t;;r...-a~tb Wud-.Joeepb Boark4' Patroa!u Our Advertbcro ~ Tell Than Whv �SPEAKERS S-tephen ~. Mahoney Candidate for 'Mayor Ge'orge R. ·Kirkpatrick of New York City ~ames H. · Maurer President Pennsylvania Federation of Labor STEPHEN ). MAHONEY )AMES H. MAURER To· ~ors open at 7 P. Admission 15 Cents . rved Seafa SO C.nta, on at Soclall.t Headq~ SO NTA'S . Mutual Life Build nc, or ·.Jones, 1&5 B:road'Wiu �- IIUPPALO SO<UUST PU!J.1SH1NG <Xllll'lU'IY -...a.....J'U....._ ~~._ JlllllrAIAJILT. I'RAIK~T- ..... ca:rr-.L,.-..., .......,.,..,__ .....,1.6..... v. .............. ........ ,.,....k ...... _ , . TVTnaL . _ . , . ~ • - •· ...,.ALQ. M. . h'a I!U)' m denounee th~> capnalU!t daa at 1 no:tt:ot IQ'~m of 110e.ial ioju11tirt', but .,.-hat at'tually done 10 far to JIUI an t'Ud to 1 Ol' oritnl done to tenuinatr tht'rr owo I · th ..ir mut.enr Tht go•ernrneat of the world in every tetf>f!CI alwara !•lll to t bO"I' •·ho art iutellig~ot. powerful and darinr enough to MM ~ ::::::', ·~ ~'.,q~,:~~~r.~v~hi. '!, n:u::r~d:~~~~; ~~: ~:;~~ ~~~~ l•h•hed in a dar If tht' worhn. . 1!\' tt hopt" to aboliah upitalitt exploitation and 1""'".'!'''"· ~~"!~~·~. cu1\ th••ir t'eOn Otnie 11erfdom. if they e,·..r hoJ~ t o replate t~ dom- mation of th.- tnonf')' bag by the rule of the humaoiHd lll&n, t.b.1 will :~V~l~~~~~\III?IJl;. ~O~Il:~~:rl:j~l~~~~::~t~~~;J:~.Il~, iotf'lligeat ~~&11 &D .\ud tho•\' 11111111 rnllkl' 1 htginning. oo mlttf'r how hu111ble 1t may I r 1f tlu•y "·\ah tn ad11~r an,1't.IU11g a t all. Tht til# of 1h•• t'IIJl ah •laM from insucnifiuUI begin11inp to th .. ptlfitliun nf th .. ~rr•'"' "'"' ,. 1rld J}{lllt'r wa~ a l'ery alow , 'i h•ntltn~t O''"r •·•·ntur'"" !.1 f'\l' ill-f' the n~~e of tlu• ••orlciug elua a a d ;.~~·~~~·,':::;,:~~':lnt':l~~:.':enolr ~[e,~o';m':i!t.d~,:~~~~~ ~r:~~::~ • b•..rl.' on thP uutalltH·r. e uerl(y, inh,.lligenre'.nd vaJor of the workerL Hut }'OU nlli!ll m11kt a ~ta rt if yon want to I'U<":b tbe goal; you mu ~t at'! 1o-da,1 1f ,-ou tXP"t'l to &t'1' rt'&Uill to-ulOJ'row, and •• you IHII 11111"r m thf' Aln•tcllf'. you ~a in lrtrf'ngth, and with atren~h power, lltttl ,. it .. 1 10~·"r pra<"lical rf'alllta. Therefore do not hMiUte to take ~nu r plael' in th" dau.-t rurglr ,.-hit•h you rannot ttteaP, at any rate. lJtl 1Wt wait tor thm~ to hapJ"'"· th.-y muat be produeed. aud the loOQnf'r ,-ou b"tc•n thr work that ,1·our intr1'f:lta demand you to do, the IOOIItor you will •••h1Hr the thilltfl ,·ou aN! aimin1 at. j ~-~;;,0,~,,;.;,- ; THE FOUNDATION OF. THIS CITY IS CREDIT MUST YOU BE LED? \•ou eontrlain af .} our IH&,.._ but if CXJ~tioaa •·hJt, tlt~n. ~ • .-ou atill f~low Tk kad.-n: or any hody IJf ..ea ~ •o,....,. tho tbt-ir fo!lo..-..rr.. alld t.b~~ .....,. ta. DO ltoOien .U'-l 'lll'llhrt« l<l tw 1~ 1f ) OQ lleed w.adu-a. if ,.. . ot b"r Q)ftl ' 1 JUd~"ut 11nd em~~ u to ht 1old =~ 11~1.1( howea.n )'()Ill .ruJr wh1'1ht-rorft0t.JOII. ~ ,."""d n.r1rt1o ....-t lMden I I ~"011 arc •hie to iona !lach judJmtU~t. if you J'!Ot!ltioa ud your tad:, 1! you kaow rlat ,..Pt ud to bl' dniM' m this a.ad that ~- yoa t~ertaial, liHd 110 ~ If y0111 t1o not lib ,roar Ita~ try le do witlteat t1r1ea · ' tt:l' only N&~ lo tma~tioa opoea 't1tr lead"N in any I"!!Qie are tkte prod_. el tltow waatiac ._ '- to,....._ ' - ..... aACRIFIOU � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Capitalism Bankrupt Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/97584cf659b51c59a846a51fba876d3e.pdf 7011c813a9f3c7a33504c1e0766b583a PDF Text Text -ALO IOQAU5T 01'1 IAI&,.ATIWWS STANDS ~YTO lt.'nlaDAY LOOitATTIB-0. YOUR'-AI>DitJ!SS u . l . If IT IS 78 YOUR SUB5CIUPTION ~ PIUSNI:XTWIII!It '-: :ri0:JAfls VOTE CAST WAS THAT Of CLASS-CONSCIOUS WORKER �Y~ Don't Need TO SOL. .. ~v:c~ ==~.:::o=.:: !WE SELL VALUE) 1ORY Smoke the Famous GOOo s _ S HOES Qualifier Cigarl/. H.KwitD'~'MHI'~~E 11~8-IISO L •- .1•.1 .St . YIIIIJII& qaall ty..,& a t.h" prie. ben Clear Havana 5 CEaU ST •I I IH r" A ll U nDl· made Goods. aBNBCA AND BL.l-lCOTT aTa. MEN! Printing Ask tor Union made Cigarettes FRANII SliJIII(fZ o:~::."® Qtor 50 - O.nta - . W. want you to try a pair of thoee wonderful BuffaloShoeo api llkt• alfeir,oor a~ e litefary-i.e!y, Dllr aJo.. AIIIODJ UotlOO IIIt•berJ oftlle 1:t 11ot bued oa n~ut ul at· are • latre a uaber of , _ , . . ft .. bued oa ~ty. w~ pt toptlwr botH.-,. U •e "to.. iata, • ll o will be eall.-cl 11potl t .lt.e II IUIIOI'OWI Or f.l"lllrtetie ' •ll.ie b t bay u .,.. njoyN ••1 I 11&1'11 Je&nte.o.l fi"'m biltn u ~ tile 11\0U-ot f~ ••• ael~lioa aJ.o.. I - 8pccl nl AKe"' N ew Y o rk Li fe In s. 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N.Y Louis josephson ....... li«bultr S••plt Cl•tbl•g .....,~~ ,'!::;*'· w..a- ~.10e a.n.. w• ......... ......... tee Pt-.pUJ READY TO WEAl AID lADE T1 IIDEI (UNION LABBL) THE BEST IN TI;IE CTY FOR THI! MONEY All Goo.to Gu..ao...O to Gm S.tlofa<lloG. THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. IIIIlS. · l l l l l l l - • • - - l l Cl .f~~c~! P~i~ CHJ,i!,:a.:ot!!:e.. xa.u ore.n Mens Good Clothing Opp. Loquok Hctd 3eO MAIN 8T. { Up - DtU...._ ' "TAKE THE· TALK TRAIN~ TfLE'PHONf" LOUIS MAISEL ,_.-_.c,_,. . __•.• s-. .;,:.,.., , .,.., C•I'JHII, 0 11 Cl.tA~. .~.,...,.~., =:::-===-;:;=;~:;::==::""' c~ 06-"· 'Hl.j RR O A DWA. Y Your Bd1 tdephooe Is the tmn!nal &om which talk tra.ltu will IWt whenever )'OU wish. Twcnty.fiv. mila or a thowand, !t'a all one to thac tralna. Let them CMrf .,..;, vola, ,..,U.. fde.u, JOUr pcroomllty. It'a jult plain, commca acaxlouiineu to man the .... o1 the talk traJna. 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UTOJIAT I C TBLBPRO .VB 18 emaae/patloa from eYerytlrin- that makes tel•pbooy aome hJ aplte of Jt1 COIJYenlence. /r~­ • lt'ajaet .. di.Uact aa ad vance •• ,.,,, the inYentloa of word tranam/aloa. /t'a a treat, telliDI 1trld• Ia pabllc aerYlce In Buffalo, and we are reapoaUbJe for It, tboalh It cost as a mlllloa. Q.U.L QC"A OOl'fTtU.OT lJJ:P&KTJIIENT, ~ • .i.ND SHOW YOUR JOHN E. DAVEY CO. A.PPltKdt\fiOlf OF OUR U'rQRl'S TO SZR\'E YOC BY 81GlfJ!'fO A 001\ITl&AOT. Federal Telephone & Telegraph Company GEJTS FUBJISBEBS 148 Genesee Street ~ of GENTS FURNISHINGS We carry a complete and cater e s pc cia II y to the Union Trade .. BULLETT'S SHOES U nion Made HAVE A REPUTATION THERE'S A IEAIOI With our monnout output, combiocd wit.lt our cheap ap~~tairs rent, we arc ln a ~iLion to gin 'falun that caa.. not be duplicated clKWbcn:. �~-.....aUk 11U.aT1111.-.....,._ --y~._., ~ - a..._, ...... ...._.1.6......, -~,...,_SJ ~ .t.~.~o-ne,..,..-. ... s:a...'-.._...,._.* ~ • "it -~---... 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T'e ,.. , a.ol ~~ ,.. _,....., aU• tNt Ia ..... kJ 1Ho uil 11toe t.beir ...__ _ , th~ •oal~~=:-~':c:'t~~~~ ~·,:: '";.,.:~ ~o~ed - or Utey •Mt o.-pal" Ia a ui~ :~~ ~ =U:,":..::: ::..:::-:,:;I.,,.,;., uniPia llll'rl ha\,. attained t1 ba • atul!tv of rll{ht think mg. ami it ahall bfO our buaineA to promote right ft"l'ltio11 •~ utitleod to u -•1 d..l• JHr '"- tho lila of labor a a ' - no. orp.a.ilatiooa !Mt.-4 at erah -:·--- '"·~-· 1hmkini allllllll.(' ou r ff"'low work~>ra . t•t.ea u rlile1 e~ te aleet., ,..h\ b•t ery t.r ,.BUtal aeU.. •ade ltaalf Uoa i• l"wi .. •nutt't' f•1m11~l~~; ~::~~~~f;i~: !:~k~~~::, 1~il11°e~~· f~~·::~~:\=~h~t"'~ri~ :::._"'" 1;b~ •;::!.~~;.:•::-a: :;~ ::r~;:·.~~!:,..:::n all our ahili li.,. to the utmo11t 1:,.1 ua _devote all ~;;:~:~, ~~~~k "~·;r::;: . :;;,t;h"' ~~~;:/,~~·e~~,~~;:J :!',f~!o~:Zr~o~!n!!: a~d ::.:'.":'b.•;... u •~:.,::;·::~r~ro:1e~';:_~·~r If .\'llll 1,......,..,. thl' mra.IIM to f'lljo~· lift>, f'Oj11y _it, fori~ Will not hut ho,..• blo b.Wa"' •I all lie nu11t Jmu.:- hut m·n•t fronl.-.t that ~·our hfo· Ja hound 1111 'II'J th the l~ vl'l. I tba ,..ortf!'" u • nlle aH aot Ill•! thll I Hilt I'IIJill' lllt'UI j- Mh(>tl · h\I'I"J Ni \IIIII!' Ill II tlf'l·pl.\ ,!J..,·<J;,,,.nt ahon l you. Yuur !•Shlh'llf'f' . •~ r•tht•Ml at!' ohhK•"I to rom J"'"' ....-uh .\'Oil. 11m\ you 1 , mtJuJ11 of l"lJat•·n~ R~·lli l'njoynwrJt of hf•. rNiaatiarllt'tWn ""'.h•_f'P!; I:·~·:~ n 1 .,..~ , 111 J\f>Mihl~> ouly • •hf' n th t> l"' lliltHlrf> of all _n f_•• 111 ~Un!, (' Ill! tt'"t I'Hlllf• Ul ll' lth !hf' M'>•ll·ffiiiiHif'd I'Oll\'lt' \1011 that 110 1"111\lo•r Pa n int.-rff't'o' with thPJt riJht to a deN"nt living. It ia. th t>l'f'for l'. not l!lf"n' llt'lltinltll talit~·. it ia w~ llll:nool•~'!2"" 1 '1111o•ti'Mt thll prnn1 p111 u~ lo tab a liw•ly intf'l'ftlt in m ~hnrto'Omm~ and f'mll'fii'Otll CJ f our f..Jlowmtn. (,lit fl lll t "I"'''IWI"Oi 11n- intt> n ·o•···n M ' ith th,. thl'f'lldll of th~iM~ . ,,,;,.,.1 all ~''" !Wt.rk ~l in tlw llro..•kf'tl. llllllll' 00.1, ami if that !nun.len WI' Will all tM! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE? ::-.: r;;..,·:.~•i;: ::~.:: b:r1be•a;::O::;!..O: EMPLOYEJS All) DllOYEES 11 to th" llt"Utt' of IIOcJal duty and refl[lOIUoJitih t~· l..et Ul dedkate our. 1<'1.,.,·" t o th e IJllo·ntlid lllfJ'' emlnt .,,hil-h ia dt'lllinwl by th~ •ery faeta . A ro~ d1kt llad til• aad~1t1 1111 .t rtllh ti t•l of our •uorlen1 life t o lih•·rll t (' th .:. w~rldnr m!lllo.M from t ht· r·ru•·l dflliljlO tiMm of ft'll r , ilfll"""''"''' ami Ufllt&hlt u:pkut.ahon. and roay rbat o/ tbe ,..orken -u oaly ~ I ''"•-·••<. inlll""' a n t>w. 11 r.-a.Hy human eh 1lu:a tion . ~; ,::~~~· rlell, IN THE SAME BOAT pd=--·-.. . ~ •.- . . _,__," ~. ""''" F.-l •Ute .... Ita "8tat.e P'edentloa Ia• ~ lt !. bo,..a .. tH btf!ra.a· bel; ..U tn6a !au 11 laiMI of u.. LAbor .. N~aoriRiar of de~at• t..- t>craal ~lliral v....._ N'l-.ei:J· n. A_.-tm..a P'l!llfratkla of "'l)lirlg f qr Tlw> ~iall~~ h.i\'f' dOJIP thf'it duty . antl they will eont iu u~ u. ud 1u to ~ lu.. f•tift eM ~"'- allio• b.-a • tinal •.U... U Kate a Ca.aa4a U. rou-1 a _,...._,. . l.£ho1' Ua- or a Cit1 Trao5• rotral labv .aio• a.a4 11 r•ral tnt._ a.,., ,..kl.e• M ..., .. as-- ... ,..\lel M eoar-t of M&aprea aU.... tt.oraw,- ~~y tlle ..,... ..._ :::: ........,.. tr..S. nkt. Ia tbt ,d tJ • TN"-'. orpaJ.ed tra4e M U. priat,._A. P . .t l.. IWI •• .a~ ......a .._ iland and appr...... ,,. th" ulu,. of puhl i<e J)()Wf>r and know it for th ~>ir own bt>n,.ftt. llut the M·o r kel'll will hav,. to f oot awl bf'ar 1h" ('olfl..,qlll"ll""a. 11111! if llu-y tiN' uot to their lildn@:, haw• 111 lraat the aatwfaction that tMy art Kt-lting Wh•t th ey . :~~~::;i~,:~~ 1,;':'1;·!';;~~~ ~-" t.,. :~ ~:;~~!"~:';:::;,:!i~: ~~~~: ~~::; '~:. ·~l'tl ...,."'_,.u.. ..... fd~l:mc.ut...,..~~aaiN~liW...,. TJu. el«tiOil hu LIIIWt'Ted DO yjta.J qUPatiOD., it hN ~nd of the ie11)1Jrt.tnt prOOit:'ma _that agitate wodt>MJ 10eiety, it hu rb&n(ff<-1 the ~l&tion "'llilftiiiJ betM'ee.D thf' · ·orkiq d . . and nplolliiiC ,.la.u, it I••• r~ot '"""'" giH·P the W<ltk~,.. <If Buft'alo a rewllt.atJVt in tb elr <~Wn •·ity •·ounril. The •orkt'rl ht~v" dt"Cided the batt!,. and they agamat them....lvtot~. It wu tbotir un~utt:tionable · · arul u lOlii[ aa thf'y <"OIUiid ... r tb l'm ...Jw•a unfit to aoch WOilld wkklt. • , . - . .._. • .-.. ~ ,_tlle._4tri._.rr-..-~ ~ TM-.....r•o..-~1'"'1"~• (:) dM lll:n'b ill tUJ ... ia 1.111 ~ tM F~......_ f • tM. t11e-- ••&-x:... tiUib ~-a 111e tf1Mn.1.iea- •~\tH F.,._tloa;,. ........ u..t •tinal ... ia~- tft fer . .- . wtlida._H...._,Wth Da!W n ..'f'"-..W U.tU.._... t1 U. Cuacla ... P.u llieo; •• N - b&Mia1 tltreq't• .,_ lk .A.. P. f!1. 1.. . W~\ ..... M utMoMJ. 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NOVE.Mf!l;R IS, 1913 �RastSide LaborLycenm UN I 0 CARD PARTY AND DANCE f«lbe be111'8t ul MIJI!lllmlll MIIC 1111 COLUMBIA TURN HALL t!Ml · lt"~t-&t.- St. S•tul'd•p €otwlwg, n...m~tr /5tb, Adml...,..tk. \"ahaabflPri--. Beattie & Olin Union Barber Shop 325 Virgin~a St. Sole Agent for Ru..lan Impor-ted W'-otz.lr.y T - of Moec'OW N MEN .,., v~. nuo.v• ....~k· 3rd Annual Fair underau!lpl- at Socialist Women's Club for Beneflt of BUFFALO SOC.I ALIST ••• AT ••• Johnson Park Hall Jioi,t~ ar l!liilw..t ·~ . South Elmwood Ave. and .Johll..,n l"ark. Week ~tc. 1st to 7th inclusive Dancing every ~enlng•... AJIIIISSIOII10o.- ~entitles bolckr to JOe. y.'~rth.of~ at F.ilr No lists c:irculakd ~ Han. .- Not lib otbct F~ • ' Bla value for you; money and aood time to all. What Is Chiropractic KI-RO-PRAK-TIK ia the nam~ applied to a method of locating and removing the pbyAK:al cau.e of di.cut by adjusting t he diaplflCftJ vq:tcbrae (bones of the 1pinc) to their normal position, thut r<r:mo\"ing the P""'un: from l'ln'vH. Every organ or tiasue in the human body must ra"riv~ its controlling ioAumcc through ita m:nt conn«tion with tb~ brain,, Pressure on thHt n~n·H will cause diR&~. J( JOU are sick, on~ or mote o( your ,·~rttbrat are out o ( alignment, ~aulliag pressurc- on nu''" - To adjust thne nrt~brae iritb the-ir normal situe is tbe aim ao4 nccomplilbmtot of the skilled Chiropractor, ANALYSIS !'RE!.. 80TH PHONES. YIUTI POR UTUtATUilB. F. O. HANSON, D. C. Near Elmwood Ave. Graduate: of the Palma School of <lliropac.tk., Da't'Uiport. Iowa. BUFFALO SHOE 00. 8BNBCA AND BLLICOTT ATa. MEN! Thl• Ooupon Qood for 50 Oente W e Want you to try a pair of those wonderful Buffalo Shoes 1000 pair Men's $4.00 0111500 pair Boys all solid hard Craln Work. Shoes, 0 width knock School Shoes, size only . . . . .2.411 1 I to 5 . . . . . 85o rr-11ttblt _..,_ &a lM Bo6lo lboe 0.. MfUN ............ 18th, aa4 I' will be H>tt•m.d •111• M 10 oo MJ ,.U at 8aWillo 8bofol f01r _._a. _., dre.l(: ::·::~·~~~~:.~~~ ~=::: ::~ 8boM. Mlapn W•...-pnof Ou.ru....S..DII•ble 'WMI' W.. oa •YWJ pt.lf', 8eoMil8~. lwuld !Qfod.. wllll l!llaf.,.. Dvu..._ WMt 8o1ft, al-IO&a 11,11~ I &o i,II M. J•llh~Abo. for&hlllll o.,... &pedal, &o, Mens Good Clothing IUDY TO WEAl liO lADE TO OIOEI (UNION LABBL) THE BEST IN THE aTY FOR THE MONEY AU Good. Gua.aa....S to Gin S.tabdioc. THE ANDREW GRAHAM CO. IIIIlS « Mlllllll._ ftiM . . _ L L Ct. 3eO MAIN tT. (Up etalre) Opp.lroquoia Ho1c1 we p.an.ntcc a u ...mr of $3 to $1 oa cnry ranncnL Top Coats. SJO to SJ6.50.. lilk lim:d thtourbout. IUio Coats, $5 to $JS. u.,..••th Jill U•l#• 1/Jt uti C..btl Patronlu Our Advcrtllen a;9.Cf Tell Than Why · �15.1JQ Til MIT-PIUIED ARBTHB ~intst WANT AD. EYER in Bu"al~ -:.:::. plloNJ(.::=::t;~~ -::-~~t#.'--' •PJ . . . ..,.. d. liM raot t.bU ~ U..S.U.bl'l •bo Wo!ac • ._ ~ wUl WI , _ &UI w-..sus wUI Hftl' nppt7 tbe oa&au .. qOoliMd ~ • . MY ANSWER wiU~dalqau. .. .,.d braae.b --retaria ..._ . .d add..-- (If to tlut-n!UI')'IIfLoeal delay. riew o1 U. tut that l.h;. wwt c:_•":-::c·..:,··· 111111ot i•portaat e(l(l1"elltillll ,..II ~;~r,.d til ellrl Hlep.ta wlul ma willet~dtlle....Ueaa. The but.la- lo - • before tH eota· Acttat. and aubeorlbto fi>r the Arooter·Beitung. ~TIMODI10..U IMI_,.perta &he.ta... oataldeot NewYorlt QIJ', ~ E. WEDEKINDT -~J.~~.rtbein$11r'MlofU..W•ItlqOlaM.-10cea.tetorJ-Ihll . Offk:c. 31S-317 Gc:oaec Sbn:t BuH~Jo.N. Y. UNDI!RT AKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR No . $ W ALDEN A VlfNUB by !be urnnr mlr(ill of ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "MR: SMITH IS OUT. I DON1 KNOW WHERE HE IS" Mr. Smith had left his offia. knew whuc he might be located. No one So ~. Smith lost an out-of.town Bell telephone call that almost certainly wu. imporW>t. A recent s..day record in some of our larger Exchanges brought out the rather startling fact that, of all out-of-town calls not completed, 59 per cent was due to just such situations. This is not clisintuested talk. We appreciate that such calls not completed mean a loss .to w. It is just as much a loss to you. though. Leave word where you can be located when you le.ave your offic.c. Our operators will follow you up and complete every call when it is in any way possible. It will hdp us to serve you. New York Telephone Co. e • T depbonc Buildmr Clurcb &. Franklin Stru:ta. BULLETT'S SHOES U nio n Mad • HAVE A REPUTATION THEilE'S A 1£1101 ~de ol real Luther The ldnd With our enormous out. put, combined with our chc!ap up.tain rent, we are ia a position to gin valuei that can. not be duplic:atnl e1te-wbere.. �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/68807a82ae98b6691584d0e375f2ee82.pdf 647536bbbc43e09cec540bdbb24df94a PDF Text Text -AIO~al MI&AT_SJ'_ ~l'l'O M"nlliDo\Y ' Y&.,..JIID.77 PrtotT-ea. �Party Growin.g Steadi 'F•dlilits -..,.,.,.., dlt1'.B ~fiJI~ · ...-:=:::..~wJ:t:;"..-..~ ... }:.:...-;.:=:-wi.Q.~~..==~-­ MV ANSWER Sult1 $6 I• $10 Putl$111$5 B•t• $1 '' $5.50 108·110 Stntc4 St. SOL. KISSIN GOLTDRB NATU~E:~~.::~N9 We c.afTT a c:ompldc ll:Dc ol Gents Furnishings and c.atu especially to tbc Union Trade RE8T~OBANT8 , --=· ~•• , . . ..... ..,,..,.IIJAtlftl04.1fHIIIr,_U. ..... ....,....._, OLIV'B OIL ,.......,., . - "OLIYS OIL B.l.TT18'1'0NI BROS. BOI'TLING WORKII O.lww In c:;.utaron,. Win• and UquoN 81*!kl • ............... _... .......... IM"MP' •• tlftq. I ~-~~,. LEONARD SISTI D RY c.obDS S HOES MEN'S FURNISHINGS Light Oroc~rJ~s ~1•!1-t s....t;:-:=::.-,~~ .. j. H. WEIDEMILLER 11~8-1150 .£•-i•.¥ .St. Youif•nqa.alltyuaf&lr prl.-. be~ ,,,,(_,_,..,s,..••,. AU ttnoudl.,f {]llla naud (..11'UMU-I. I 1116-.j(. T!!E BIG SALE •••• OF ••.. ExtraordlniU'lf Prloe Reduotlona, ••• Valuea, Advan~taceoue F'eaturee the lnduQementa. Charles Baumann u ,.• .,. ....... ..., ........ , ..,... ..... , .. will bel MERCHANT TAILOR Jo•epb 8A.MPLIItR00 M IL09 s....... .r,...,, c~ .,,_. ~~r----c~r-- . "'OfOITl&• •o•••! LOUlSM'";, ISEL 1 a&J..LHOe,..•p 11 ,, ... · teee Baii•Y Av.nua. c.,,..,,, O;t Cl•"• ! J•~:>m, .1'~..:..:.::::.-7~~-· 96.§•9-07 ,BR0 4 0W AY UNION HATS ntE~T S4lfll t2.00 Hat ¥a.I IH <Ill S.rtil lllfi><•-SI , W ...•IW.......tMih. MYenl!Uba u4 pMtiUr'~ \aU 111&1 " pvdlutd f t \ltt tiUll.uJ bnelll. piP. W'hJeh w1Jl nrti,- ~~ fOW' r411(1~ , "-Ad. tt 7oa .,.. rolnr a.o but • p6aao., wll.y aol look lnt.o UU. ~and. NCaa UM f oUowliiJ a4rut.,.. : M ENANT E llfU!IIIII .. llll~l Q, A R CI.Uautl::=."::%~..,,.. Fine Jewelry Rep&.J.rtna ,40Terr~ Butcal~ N. Y Louis josephson l(«.,,f, S•mplt Cl•tbl•a ...., ...... lfktllf, 1JIIDIIL.Aal.. . - - " ' - .110M ll76 . . . . . _ . . aL. Sufl• lo. N . V, EXPLANATION OF THE SOlDier ·Jotual BB08ft t Plan �Arbeiter Mae_nnerchor d>~UMBiA TURN HALL Jl6J...IJ65G-..&nc Sattbday, Nov. ·22 n d, . ..'--··UIIcb~··bHI.· th<.-J itallao-. ~VERDI. Admllllon, ' Lady & Ge ~~ 25c, a l tho door 25c @ .Per><>n_ 3rd .Annu.a i ·Fair under au·sploe. of Socialist Wo~n's C?lub fOr ·Benefit of BUFFALO SOCIALIST ••• AT . .. John son Park Hall South Elmwood Ave. and Johneon Park. Hoyt-Seneca cr Elmwood Cars .Week Dec. 1st to 7tb inclusive Dancing e v ery Evening. AIJMISSI6II10o. - A lso cntitlrs hold~ to JOe. ,worth of goods at F air No lim clrcul.akd in HaU. - Not like other Fairs. B le value for you r m oney and eood t i me to all. Mens Good Clothing lEIDY TO WEAR UD UDE TO OIDEI (U N I ON LABBL ) THE BEST IN THE QTY FOR TH~ All Good.J Guarantud to Gi• e Satidactioo. THE A.NDREW GRAHAM CO. 1111!1! Of IIIE OfllalliiNIIOIIIS fOi lliE ITIIUilOIW. I. t CO. 380 MAIN ST. (Up 8talra) Opp.lroquois Hotel A Clear Track for Your Message Individual, direct-line Bd1 Service forms a clear track for your message and yours only. Your line i:i busy only when you are using it. This service costs only a few cents per day mort than you are now paying fOr party-line .uvia. Wouldn't it be worth it? New York Telephone Co. T depbooe BuUdinr Church & Funklin Struts. BULLETT'S SHOES Union Made HAVE A REPUTATION " THEIE'8 A IEA801 With our monnotn out put, combined with ~ cheap u.-~i"' rent, we are 10 a posi liQn to gin values that cannot be dupl~•ud elaewbe~. �- PUa.JSIHm) ~'I' BY TIN BUFPAi.o SOCIALIST PUBL15111NG COMPANY ~....._..U.BuMac lll.t.aTDI~.,.__ TVTTHlLL. ..__,. '. - - :'1" IJUPPAl.Q..N.Y. Pt.t.JIIIt~T- W. P . CA.T"Tm.L. . . . . . . . ,...._ tl4.d ....... l....M. Bulldkr ~ Plb $1.00,. ,_., 50t. • IRJPPAl.Q. N. y, ~· · ......_ • ,..,... ........ ~ . ......._~,_S.I"Z.Iltk,-ollb .. ......_N.wY.t, ....-u. aaol lludtl. wt · SATll}U>AY, NOYJ!MBER 12, " " ADVIBINQ 8001ALI8T8 It ia amuaiog to note tome of the adriee ~t the eapital'!t P~ is unloadinr on cbe Sot-ialiiw of late-ttOrt llf taking a fatherly tntH't!fi in our wd(are. Jo 1peaking of t.hto defeat of llayor J~u~n of fusion of all the old politieal parti8. the Enquu·er ~li~\:e.o!a"~~~~he~~!t.ta~~t • • • It to all DOU·Sot-ialista to tht> qutlltion . · powen." 1t further ad•~ ua reltraint upon thtm or cut them oil. . .. The •ery ract. that it il oeee&UJ')" for the o~d. pohtactana bine in order to defeat the SoeiaJWu il an adm_.a?n of.~. lltrengt.b of our movement. and the more the capital• poliueta.n~ hine the aoooer will we ncceed. A. wu the eue in Milwat~kee. !JO it wu in .. to efltrt of thiA too:~bioatit>n 11rbieh retulted in Soeialiam. It d.raw. the line dearly between .anding for the old order of tbinp. 11rith it.IJ the p:ia] n~titc, and the Soeialist Party · ti,·e 1)-.tem of 011i'rterUiip, thus ma.kinc the ftgbt oo cia. wt>ll..defint"d c&tat11 them-.elvtc when it uereiaing oomN govera~DH~tal DIRTY LINEN Th" jl(llitwMI """h~rwomt<n of lhf' dring IWpubij(olln P.art.v ,..,. ·ldnll 11n •rtllllf' and thonllh tht> l 111~ sri' loaded down With In .'.11 ! I~<• tul>~~ flf .irliMg\lf' 11nd lf111"'1 1"1lllhl1' mllttrial aM! filled. to flu"lllif 11"1111111~ forth .. rin11injl thst l· !IUr.._ lo t•onle, ~for~.thlll pur~; 1 •1l of thflt ,.J('mf'l11 of Mf'lf-«t~· lf'ol "'M!tllna~le I'Jtl~·n~ who · .. xplnJit"tl thl' 11·ork""" of thi11 l'ity. yd plal...d ltll aft'AINI •n a ltaU 1.,. 11 k rupt<·.\ . . . h 11 muu•l thin~~: afto'f' f'IO'I:·tion th o• fl,.ff'atM rarutahst 1'11ndidate ,... 11 , )~ r.. !irit~tHon,o to the 'ir tor. and lilf'trr a dinner of thl' J)e.fet~ted t'amhdatt'fl" .\!IIIO(•iation all is fnr,rotlf'D in the Im!rTf ru"h for t~e ~:;:..'~; ·:~~~~:;;: "~h~;~:r'l:itt:~:e~a;,~~:: ~':/ahk~:: ;u:!!i in 11 wnn(l'lfo that tf tht>y oul,· kM'Il it ttr will pro•e to tilt> "~n t \·ot .. r nf thr workinll" da•. ·' who tuu bo-rn eu~· t"DOugh to keep thJ& buneh in ,..,,.,,.r, that th .. II"IIY' in "ltieh bt' ba• ~n done han· I>H-n many. Th,. llf"!!N"t'll of tht> 0 . 0 . P. IN' 1ingin@.' tht- dyinj( f"haut of ,,.IJ OD•'< p.. w,·rfn) uphoJtJera of bi(t" t"&p!IIIJ in ~bdr man~· lt"tli!J'II •!~tih PM.-. 'l'homas ~toddart npoi!N lht> tratt(ll'0111 m~thod!l of Jt,•• ;, ),..,] .. Fuhrn111nn"• l' l~ion . 11nd Chaunee,· Jon lu11' ~t •lr,. • a i-!t ~·l'l'd 11. !W>lAr J1k5t~ '" C.ol. 'Wan.l. ~irnou ~~~· l i riKtm . ~~~;· i t!. tlol' !J,.,.spitation of \\·.rr.,n and Butler thrown m "j4 ,•,.uthartlalll .\lui }fr Hu!IJ>r 1s •• mad u be t"an bt- at Cbaufl(_"f'~·. 11~ fnrtl1 Ill thO:" '\•·II~ 1111d T.. lJ~ how'' forth~ fin11 tiDlfl in ~·~aN hf' • nu1n for .,ftio .... and ,.,.ton ~te to Jud~ llv~l per-.o.nally · •. f }lr llan•l1n \o '"' rt'ft"n:f' in bankrupt.ey." •· t-'1•r ltr nuUo>r't 111kt" Mr. Llamlin. a very you~ H· r~ r11·h ·' oun1r man. 1ras appointed hutead of one. of nf l• •n>F'l' \Fohn hal.! f'II"IW't.l the P'Me by r-rtr If~. and were f«r 11 a lo1lil\- and rharat""tC'f' and ~ed ttl.e mon~·. for tM p&y no in aidmJ[ :\lr. h. tho- pla1~ •motintt to IIPI"Pntl tbot.and dollat"'' a .rear." Tho- IQI"t uf tluo 1n.aU~·r ~: llr. Butkr. • Obe of the R" flUMK"ao Part,· , UKt witb tbr inf'luen~ !" hit . paper, ::.:··::~~~~'hin!:u!W)wh:r:;~;·~ ::f ::::. ~ ',j,l ~""!!"•II;;;;; uf th .. li'l'f'k,.rw or" this rity. aod now that he !IMI a bf' muet ~out &J'd fitrbt a loaing bet~ ..bi.Ut- from thf' f~t that Air. Bu~ eoald poyn MlooJinr: to J ud~ Huel. a.Dd plaee the job, th• pl.co:inc Yr. Hamlin iD tub~ fornft" tllat b~ of ta ...yns wbo had Mrned &t- plaee · · It !I tb~ ~~toodoo~. Tbe ....ttok tbinc ;,. I"Ot~n tG tk eon. ADd il ooly one of the pli'f thaol .-uJd I~ the .... to a rtal:iatioa tllat tha \ .,...binery of pt-:rtlltloeGt ~ oolr a tooJ ia the: bandt of tlt.e l<o<l<nolj•""7 tbr eapita&t pOiirieal ~ -. • ~ .un pa.rm. to hrthe.r thm intemrta. '-titatioaa .,. •waed ad w tM bt-* ot the ft-w ....e muac erpeet tkil . Jf u.t and Mr. 0 'Briu .,. ,.,.f'onaera ~ to lip~ ~ tUi thfy ...,. . . . . . . to bold tbeir pcCtioDa ~ :=~ o.f ~tla.. ~ft' e ..~tte~~:'r!:ra :::'::.:::::~r.;;;;;~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-11-22 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-11-22 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n077_19131122 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n077 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Selling Rotten Meat Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ae745116b700f29e17c46f14051b68ad.pdf dacb5f73b4b977a65a467de1668ea349 PDF Text Text LOCJitATTIIIII'Itlllll!ll f1' YOUit ADDRESS LAIIIL If JT IS . - 79 YOUit stJB8CIUPTION I!Jt- PIRBSNUTYDI': Vc£D-No. 71 BUPPALO, N. Y. NOVEMBER 29, "13 BO~S 8'· C0NNERS I N F0UL FRAMEUP AJTEMPT TO DRIVE I WITNESS FOR COWER'S ·I OUT Of TOWN Pollee Arrest Hugh C. Weir On Trumped Up O!arge and Judge Noonan Aida Connms aad Regan in Effort to Dlscm:lit Reputab~ Writer RuasW> Pollee Methods Used in Buffalo. ' TO OUR . READERS lsociaUst Fair / Will be Attraction of the Season 1 Women's Oub Has Everything ) Prepared for the Greatest Event in History of Soclallst Movement of Buffalo - Program Includes Special Attractions lor Every Night of the Week -The Presence of Every Socialist in the Oty is Necessary to its Succecs. �SMART STYLES M)- t'dla,a.d Wlu'« Ouetmt.t • 111 co..,... -_. .. lhe aclllotY- a t \if r.a\Jor g~aoie, U.. !.au t u L1oaiDI at price~ Mftlr bdGno *!;ulecl. fi<lm" do:Khw 'b(lw you to tbe wwld N 1 t'EIUtON; tu tho> wodd ua l'J::I~NALITY. Lo-1 •be wlmn .. ~piiJa ''"' TI.L- .... tbt wt..-, di11'e~~ •r dotJtM U.0.. TOG bool-a th1l t<rO, aod .;lll.,~a.be~. 11 my •bop wua't II J*Ain t hey'd be Olfrk.-<1 1-'bltlloor. Eckhardt's Clothes Shop 380 Mai n Street. Buffalo, N. Y. P ll~eh t UP C..o<t·•~·wr. JJ< Ite :Suct•.•e: We .. n tht bHt w build, ""·ry Qtii'\O(a&r'UIUioedWII:H p ,be e,:.,.m.e up • ad !....,& tb&l!l O n• I' :" Y ,. •.,.m .. , •11<:1 Dn!f01'!llllu•!ltloj,.,...lbl4o ~'!":.!~ Eowh jl.lj.fiD""' ..,lfltalo• th" l'al<.!o LAbo!J BELL SERVICE THAT MEANS MORE COMFORT FOR YOU Anything that incruxs the comfcrt d your home is worth oxuidcring, isn't it? We think so. That is w hy you oug-ht to know about the additional comfort tN.t Individual Line T cle:phone Service would bring. Imagine., if you will, a tdcphonc line that is all yours, a line that 1.& not shared with anyone. a Bell telephone that can be used at any time. day or night, with absolutely no delay. Th.tt b Individual Lint Telephone Service. And lM "* It only • l~w Qmb more • day rb&o P•rt r Uno Telorpboow Sen-b. Aak ,.. • bout lt. T~· 'BIG·SALE ···• OF .••• PIANOS New York Telephone Co. T ekpboae Bulkiinr O.u.rch &: PrankUn Struts. --- Extraordinary Prl.,. Reduotlone, Bla Valu••• Advantaa-• F-turee th• lndu-m•nte. _ .................... ... ,........... "" anq .... If,.. ..........."" ....... "117 ... .,..mac-: u,... .......... bay . . . . . . . plo,yv pluo,.. will b4 ma\ual bead\ plu., w1dtb wUl BULLETT'S SHOES s-.11. 70V l"'lq. . . . . . .. look btotldo propo.tdoa ud aecur. &U follcnriAr U ni o n Made · HAVE A REPUTATION THERE'S A REA801 With our put, oat. with our CD O nD OU I com bi~ Made ol reo! Leather The kind ~ U TOC n ~ LOU II' A. ~UOM ' Fun and Millinery QO TO ....-.--- .,..,........ ............ a..c:rws:r~ SCHULER BROS. �11--~ IIW-WHY.WAif! Srd Ar:-nual under auapJoeS ·Fair~, or Socialist Women's Club for Benefit of BUFFALO SOCIALIST .,._ ; •• AT ••• Johnson Park .Hall . South Elmwood Ave. and .Johnaon ...:rk. WeekJJ~(. 1st to Hoyt-Seneca or Elmwood Can 7tb inrlusive Dt1ncing every Bvening• .ADMISSION 10c. -Also entitks holder to JOe. worth of goods at Fair • No lists circulated to Han. - Not lib other Fairs. 81e value for your money and aood time to all. Baoarian Hall JOHN UNVERZART S••plt liH• 776 Sycamore St.• oor. &.ad Acltate and aubaorlbe for the ArlJetter•:&ttung. : T bt .alJ o.-o •'"PI-I*' S. lbt ..... -11114e of !lfew York CtcJ, rep-e. ......, LM bll«''l& ol tM Workt., a-.- oo-.. f«l _ , •• �- ~-.-LTII'I'TD BUPPALO SOClALIST PVIILISHil'IG ..,.,..................... ~~.__., ...-:~,._ ,...._,-.---..&1.6:..... ~NIIIt·~-,.,,... EaMN~~ ,. c:A:8PANY aJPPALG,fC. Y • - - a....JL*-..., 9 . '1. CA1"1"aL. . . . . . . !IUJIPALD.N.Y. ........... ,.,.... .. ..._ ~· Ill: 611! , _ . . _ ........ Nor. Y..t,. ........._ ..... , _ 5, Jfl.Z. ........ ad .. Jit,4.S. Jm SATURDAY, NOVI!liBI!R. 29, 1913 ~:=-=== ROTTEN FOOD ~~~~~~ab.oroe.t'saest r.-poni11g ia a.,._... ..,..,~~".,., ~...,.... , • .,~.~c ..old 011 the OJ>61 ma.r~:., 11 rti~·l"" unfit for food lrt> told eootuiUally it thf' unanimous opJUiou nf t"H'"'OII<' .n tbia t>hy, but tbt fad that tht'~ ia co help for u our pr..llf'nt Boartl of u... lth lt't'ua,. to 1>1! ~ttled. ~·t NetH fr-.tnwal ' ..., " --,-··,; ·- C rrew. •lo>(l\rti11"1JI I'> tOO bUiif II;....J!Ulk it.....lf JIOpU!ar \1): D~l dolrl~ anythUig A !Mtttr lclrt ~lopN tN that "ill uJtt>rft>r.. 11nth rllo> profiu of til~ c-apttalHrt cia.. to h.s'f'e o1 lloe , . . ,.uu- o.-n t~ tHUo> tn makl' .tr.uy ll.lllg•·IIIIJOIIJ h MJ~tn.o to beo eom~ .or _ol'fi~ Wor~r. natro,..ny. n.n. mf'l! uf th .. "Iii)" ••h111r 11.ra•>ty. \\'ork tw~m• to 0.. out uf th~.1r hue. tadiGu ef t.M E:l.eoo:trift.l Th·· lklllrd or u ~ .. lth ia in "'Oraf' l'Ollllition tban the Boli,·iao bnotller!Mood, tH lb::!'<all;o' ud .\r111.1 whith Ill on•· IIIIH' "·aa ~·omroo,...j nf 1.500 ot'!h-··n anrt aDO me.u. b.-ti~>a. Tile fonaer ia \\ 1th ~til th .. oftit·•• fort•t> of that ti.-1JIIr111U'Ill it i. admittf"d that thPre tlte -f~ruiea aad bot~ Ill ::.~~!~. ~~:~~-, i:,•,:l:;·;~·;,•,,n[~r~o;:01~~:,thill wholt• rit~- T alk ahllut etfi. .to 111 thf' ...-ay of proti'Minp: of Bull'll•• "lot'lllllll lllljlU .... fo.od• 1 In f111.'~l ... tutl v••nd •~ 1111•·h 11. olf't•artiUf'llt rnu iu IIU<'h 11 lllij•ah~ ""ll,\' 1 Ab~ ltllt>l\ '"''''" It "I"Jlll!l ~ L"t!Pr to til't• t lu• who!" 1\'lr'fltr out l•odily !l lhl "put Wlml•ew• 111 tt ... p01illl01l who .,.ould hii.Tf' n••n·p f'Uous:h to dt·IIIIIIHI 11 prop"r forr t'Wl1al <'11\11 oo1ll'h an in•''"'JUI!f' for...- tl11- h··11hh .,f lilt' ,\! t•t•·~•·llt f"ltl~•·lbt 1f 1\ o·nm~l~inl ia ;,~~;~~':;:::tr ':,:.::,'~;~ ~~~~~~. l'arl~ l!l''/11 lllllll•· tn thP BonrJ of l!t·Rhh. thf! 1 ~h~·;::~:': ~~~~:~;::~~.'·,~:,''::·. 1 :~..: :::.,~":,~!:i ~~i•~ry' ;, • .;.. l •ot•~•·• lA tloe Wl!'tllen Stat-. AJI tb~ !i«iali$1 del~ptft ot~ Ud~ •itll tN Reid t~f:OII\'... 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Otbet ••rllen It '" uur ml<•ulmll 1h1tt th .. ule of di.w•""' hrt'P<hll~ tlo em, brin~q: tile total of ~I"J•J••'•I Hi•l ~<•• ~<ill o]u Hllr IIIUlO.CI IO •11111\fl it (1111 LITTLE IMITATORS _ HOW THE MASTERS ~ IT lli~hl'r atrH't r• r fftrt'a arl' f'O!lliug .'u•eordinc to th" "'"""'' '"''""""' Rail"·ar Journal. Lo·t thrtn ron•l'. they w1ll be aootbrr fa•nr ~ f JIUNit• OI''O I'I'Mip, . Tb.. r~at 1na111 of tbe J}('(lple tan only bt! ~nnnet'd hy ,..,1... 1'iall~ by unplt11aa111 fat!ta. Rt•utminr alone will not~u;•:''~,:';:::~ ~~::; u .. nh"' rto other J)('Oilk'• U:l,...ri~t'.o"' anake auy deep Uj)l·'' tbttn Tht' incort'atf' of farN will. of eourae. not be lw 11nv •ucoh dilturba.t:i~ u •"" euttoma.rr whto the .;, •nt.N"Df' io .,... , _ Sot at all. . . Thr raising of pritH i1 Jent"raUy 1. Vf'ry 111nplf! all'a1~. lu." '"' not cow.ultt'd. thf' rt. .onablenHa of the m@UUre l l 1hr ~ubj~l of publie di.eUMion., and lf it-.. thf! mMit'.r'l of and trad" art not tnfturot-l'd b1 it h is their propuey they mJ "!fh and tht-v arr uta poGtion to dettrttUDe lhf' toudttJOna appl">~t"m::~tali.au.. and thr atrt'f't railway .fi!'*I'U'" fOfflltOit th .. n• arT 1 ~a_uutt'f'll ita tM art er poltttH- Otbf'ra .nar thr , 1t,..h 1 .1.,11,~ tMy JUJ1ply tluo taochdat~; othera ,,(\N th.r~· '"' th.t Jtro6ta, o•btn !Q.V talk about ....... l>u fno'N and rt it. \ ,..lutar' lt>WOII !br tllf- workt~ if t~Y' ""'"' m.ute ~··fh'' HWII~h i11 uudt'l"$l&»d 1U.i.u fat'}' and ....._ to pro& by it. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-11-29 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Boss Conners in Foul Frameup Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/35138ee83a2b4362b0b5a913e02e3b33.pdf 56e103f38210148376b6c3e789b96f41 PDF Text Text -.u.o 50CIAlJST ()l'f IAU&T-STAMlS Yl!llNIIDAY n> SAlliJU)AY • Vcii.D-No.79 BUFFALO,N. Y~D£CEIIBER '- IJI3 UAL SOCIALIST �THE "ORDINARr PART OF MY FAll OVERCOATS AND SUITS ARE THEil PRICES The utn-ordlaary pan of tbe111. c:ow.lda't bot \Old ID • whot. Jl&ltl. Bui wbat I - l d like you Ul load ' u p ID yoar old JII!IICBY·JJ'pe of Jood Judr-.,t.l.bit : 1·.-~ ttolt.a • ~boa ~aHiitlts and .JippDintmmts AJlBTBB ~intSt in Bu"alo --..;:_·.:.::-_,,,,.o· ..;.;:.o..::"" pUM~.:~t;~..=-z=':::-=-~~ r.-l•p. • I aaa'ft.NII4dilefeo&U.U . . U.....un • bo..._,. . . . ~...w WI 7'D11 \hal We4ekWI wUI ~ •PJ117 t»oad• • ctU..SliNow. my compeUtorJ aW. - l a ooe thlor, •od \hal•• MY ANSWER SMART STYLES )l y t' •ll ud WloW!f QarDMID ... will (0 dowa oa terord .. Ulc ae:bi~l'llmeDt of !.aUOt'·m•de, 0.. l.atse fu hlouloJ at. prl<!oN a e.er be!on equaled. Some clatbM 1bow you W the ww\4 u a P ERSON ; lily clotbet lhow yoa I.D the wr.rld ua P£K50N ALJTY. Let the mirror u:pl•la tbe d~.,.- betweea the two, T b - are tbe prl-, ud NIQember, If my •bop wua't o.p.taln they'd be muk~ l.\ hlgbr. Eckhardt's Clothes Shop 380 M ain Street, B ufralo, N. Y. One Pllaht UP P . S. M•>l<.-mll~> et>d O..oducton u.lre !'it>tk:e: We -.ell ah,. beolt un iform 1h11 It t. tK*Ible I.e> build; tn· ry 11 g o•n111.ft>d ' " knp the •hMtlf' . Each IC•MUeot e<~uta lo• the l"uloa La bel. Come up llUd 1....,11: them Ut't'f', :0.. .. E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR No. s W A I.D BN A VBNIJB • -PHYSICAL CULTU n6 B""""".. FOODS. n•••oTH BUILDING CLEAN, HONUT, TA&TEFU LL 1102 MAIN fiT. -:· =:.:='~-:f ., REBTAU R .&.NTB AVAl t.-A 'BILITY! ru,.._._,.,_IIEAL WNGI.EWNEATIIIEAtJ. That i.s the word that expresses our idea of the value of Individual Line T dephone Service for ~home. Individual Line Service is available for your use whenever you .are ready to talk. It makes you independent of the usc. others make of their telephones. THE .. .. OF .... Tlu: cost of Individual Line Telephone Scrviu is only a few cents a clay more than Party Line Service, too. New York BIG SALE PIANOS APPR£CIATIVI BUY£RS COMING FROM FAR AND NfAR Telephone Co. T depbooe Buildln} CbuKb & Franklin Struts. BULLETT'S SHOES Extrao rd inary Price Reductions. Bla Value w, Adva ntaaeou s Fea t u res the lnttuce menta. I! you an roinr to buy & pi&no or pl&yu pluo 7ou will t.d ~evenl m:ll.kes &nd gnd111 ben, that may be purchaMd on tbt mutual beaeftt. pi&D. which w:ill aurel7 auiS your rtqalrement.. And, il you an fOinl t.o b'O.y & pl&DO, wb,y not look into thil propolit.iou and '41&Pte the foliow:i.Dj' adYUI\&gu : Union .1 \11a.d• H AVE A REPUTATI ON . THERE'S l ftElSO I Made of ,u] Lcatha Th< ldnd that Wean .With our enormoue output, c: ombin~ with Otlr cheap upstairs rent, we are in a position t o give Tnlua tha t c:ao- not be d uplicated elacwhere. I 1- You aelecl the piano or pla7er pi&no t.h&l nit& you bat. The price ud W:rma l'U&"t il .o 'Wide. U.. cue d.lll.ps 10 di11'tmtt, ~eu~U:~drfl::i~ ~:" ~ w bd r.n Z-~~u ~ir1Taoil ~ ~~ =-~m. UJO.U'fll:/. piano ud player p6&DO ia GU.A.I.ANTI!lm EDLY. 3--Your pi&oo b deliYU'ed jtlll u 10011. u 7ou make the 4m p&J'Illenl 4-1! it il fcnmd &o ~DOt u rlpl"'MDted, ..ad tt Mck wtWa dar- &Dd .,. nf1Uld JDODe1. 5-A.a;y time ribin oae y..,. if tuJ be ucbupcl for &DO\ber of tq1I&J or betW rrade. wkboat lobe to. of a u,te dollar. unn,. wm ,...,_ 6-Beat, covtT, player made, your tcndnca Am ,.,.. ud 7-Sbollld tbe iDitnunftlt be ~ by ta.. wtt.hbt on 71U', it will be rep&ind or nplace4 tree til charp. 8--Bbould you. dit. a reoftpt. I:D fllll will ~ deli•tnd &o tU Min wit.honi fa.riber p&ymnt. (CopJria:ll~ •· !""'· by L. 0 . LIDeob.) SCHULER BROS.· 777 Main St., �Only Four Days · More FOR SALE 7% Preflorrecl Stock at ttoo a Share Tho Federal Tdephonc and Tele- of the BIG FAIR rraph Cocnl:anv, in connecUon with 115 Automaik: T depboncinstallatlon, for the Benefit of BUFFALO SOCIALIST. offers for the first time to the general ••• AT ... public, $ 160,000 of 115 7X Preferred Stoct at $100 a share . Johnson Park Hall This tssue of 7% Preferred Siock. has recently been authorized by the Public Service Commission of the State of New York, to be sold at a prte,.e not less than $I 00 a share. South Elmwood Ave. and dohn..,n Park. Hoyt-Seneca or Elmwood C.... Wttk Dtc. 1st to 71/J inclusivt Great~ lies ill Ia,.. numbers ol stockbolden and pftf&CDc;c Will 'be shown the small subscripdon. In allottlnr this stock. Each stockholder will have a vote ' In the l1lalrs ol the company. Dancing every Evening. ADMISSIOII10o.- Also entitles holder to JOe. worth o{ g~t Fair Allottmenl! of this stock wlll be made Dec 20th, 1913, and payments on subscriptions may be made on the following terms : I 0% In thirty days ; 25% 1n thfee No lists ci:rc.ulatcd in HaU.- Not like othu Pain. • Bla value f"or your money and aood time to all. months ; 25% In six months and 40% In nine months from the date of subscription, or the full amount may be paid at any time w1thln this pertod . l'romlnent bwlness men ol this city have pledg<d thc:msdves to take a.l1 this stock at par that is not sub. acribed for by the general public. · Subscriptions for this stock will be taken at the commercial offices of the company at the comer of .Church and Pearl Streets. Comt t/Jui'Sdav, 'Trldav, Saturdav or Sundav Evtnlngs BIG DOINGS = = = = = The Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company BUFFALO SHOE CO. $6 t• $10 P•nts $1 t• $5 t;•t• $1 ,. $3.50 Fine Lin.e of Gent's !fats 108·110 Stnwt St. Asltate and sub~crlbe for the ArfJetter•:Bettung. : 'I'bt oa.l7 0ermut .._J*pow 1:a U\e .tale oucaide oC !'few York Ot7, ... ~ ... dac; thol U:aw,_ of-U.. lV owklac" Ch•A.- IO CMI U fow I -w. Pure wool hand tallored -&ll!IJ to wear at $15 ada ;:;:-;;::;;,~;.;.;;:;.;.-;::;:~;; l •:>v;rcoo.ts ~:bu~~r"~~~ $5 to $7.50 on your uruon. made and the Union Label. ,...by _ _ _ ... _ _ ,_ 'n.t....-itiJIU4:1•,UutbT ,.... iL W1ln tiM 1 - ..m.aopu,....c~o..t UJh- h ....- . u,.....,,.......,.~,.'* ·~ · PETER KUPPEL ,,,._,.,.s.. .,..._,J!Itl'. ..... ...,.-~y, •• ,.per""~~~~~~~~;;~~~ ~•t•..,••wut,_w,_. ..uty ... y - ENTERPRISE Tw Stores Genesee SL • 1300 Jeffereon 1St. ......"""""'"'"" 't �n.uat &HilDPIUaD. M.4JtTVI ~......... HIUCilT TVTTICU..s..:..-, T- Y . P . CA.TTliU... ....... IYWr-.. 60t.6051htv.al J...li. Bu6ilaf; BUPFALO. N. Y. ....... ........._,..,....,..._..,._ ~Ptass.oo,..., ~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-12-06 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-12-06 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n079_19131206 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n079 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/35f45289c8d0f0e2410c215debad85a8.pdf 35a06145673c10e2da18639ec87db572 PDF Text Text 1001t.J:TTJa-lf1/l IWI'AID IOaoUJI'r CJIIf YCUR~L.Ua. &AU 4T J1EW1 J J ' -YTO IP IT IS 81 YCUR SUIISCitiPI1CI' MTWDAY PIRIS NEXT W'llllt BUPFALO.N. Y.D£CEMBER 13.1JI3 TOT D- �- 2 THE "ORDINARr PART Of MY fAll OVERCOATS AND SUITS ARE THEIR PRm nt.-utra <Jrdlatr JM.n of thl"m -l4o'1. M \Old 111 • whole pare. But wb..tot I wo.l<l llh yoo \0 load a p lo roor old .llm~~:~r·Ppe of cood _t b tim : J.ctc.. J'.-eiiWLe-o a ma.reb oa my competlwn tilt.~ Ia we lhltlc, ~ tbat'a SMART STYLES ll y t'...IIud \\ Ia~ 0111meou wtll ro do'"' oa reconl u tb.r acble•emeot of ullor aa....,.., 0.0 1.u1e r..hioalac" prklf!t GeTH bo!:fW"'!t~qualoed. ~•I!><" eluclJH thow you w the world u a ..-E~N ; my.clothM abow J")U t" thl' '11"'9tld u a 1'£1t:5QN.lLITl'. l.rltbl! mirror uplala tbe dll!'el'f!cDce ~~-~~~the two. T ho·-.,... t'oe t.oril'f>t, aad ,..wtmber, If my t hop ,....a, a:..rk..., $.l loltb"' · opt~Uin lhf'y'd be Eckhardt's Clothes Shop 380 Main Street, Bufl'alo, N . Y . On..:~ Pll ~tht I' ~. :W. !lurm~ .. UP ao•l ('·•udu• tun t•k,. :'li•>tl.-.. \\ <' io>1l rh.. b"•l ~r~:·" ~~·-h'~!~.!:"..~.~·~:;.~;..:·::::~ t·.7J.::~..":.'; ''t::::::=::.ti!~~~.~:: E. WEDEKINDT . UNDERTAKER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR No. $ WALDBN A VB NUB . Al(ltate and eubeorlbe for the BELL SERVICE WHEN YOU WANT IT! That is wh.at Individual Line Service would bring to yOur home. ~r.Detter•Bettung. Yorlr Ohy, N~ te•ttu.,'lbe fot.eNK at \be Worlrlar 01-. -110 oeaM ror lawolluo, :'fbt; ODIJ' O.U..o oeW'Ipt.per billie IUie ou&alde of New Office. 3l5-JJ7 Geoaa: Strut The one Central Office line that would be: assigned for your exclusive USL would !lllow you to:telcphone at any time. regardless of the use others make of their telephones. Tb..cOII• onl, al..w unbad.,......., th.-11 P'"' Un. To~ Sa-vlu, too. h would pay you to ask our Commercial Office. for full informAtion concerning Individual Line T clcphone Scrvic.c... THE • • BuHalo. No.¥. BIG SALE •••• OF •••• PIANOS r APPRECIAlM BUYERS COMING FROM FAR AND N£AR New York Telephone Co. T clcphooe BulJdinr O:turcb &: Fraoklin Struts. Extraordinary Price Reduotlona, Bls Value•, ~dvantaaeou• Feature• the lndua.ment•. U TOU IU'e rol.D&' to buy & piano or pla71r plt.Do you will bd sneral makes aad p-adet bert, \hat. ·ma7 bt ptli'ChaMd on \he mutual beneA\ pl&a, wbicb will tunlr tui\ yov rtqulremen\8. And, U rou ..,.. roil, to bu7 & pt&no, why DO\ lo¥: into Lhll propclllition and. seeure tht foUowtnr adT.a.n\afft ; BULLETT'S SHOES Un1on Mud• HAVE A REPUTATION THEIE'S A REASON M•de of real Luther The kind that Wears With our n.ormous out. put. combined with our chtap upstairs rn1t, we are io a poeition to give ,•alues that cannot 1x duplicated cl~whtre. EXPL'ANATION OF THE-. Scnuier mutual Benefit Plan SCHULER BROS. 777 Main St., T!~!:~r Patrorilu Our Advertixra aQ!I T dl Them Why �IIOPPALO SOC ; ST A GREAT PROTEST MEETIN WJU. R H1LD OfC Sund.,:eug, Dutmbtr 14tb, ~~ 8 o'd«k FO~RTI-:I fll TIE IEIEFIT IF T.E PATEIUI lniKEII AN.N UAL BALL •••OF THE••• at 80HWABL'8 HALL, 311 Broad-r SOCIALIST PARTY: Mia ELIZABIITH G. PLYNN, STEPHI!N J. MAHONEY and 9tha promiDcot JpC&kcn .ilJ addras tbc medinf. ....., n Til •rfwo.om• -•miL •..AT... BROADWAY AU,DITORIUM NEW YEAR'S EVE 7:r, Pr..,...,.... 8took at t100 a8hare The Federal T depbone >.nd T ck- Park Band ~t'~,r~n:~= Admission, 25 Cents offers for the first time to the general publlc, '$160,000 of Its 7~Preferred Stock at $ 100 a share. This Issue of 7%Preferred Stock has recently been .authorized by the Public Service Commission of the State of New York, to be sold .at .a price not less than $1 00 .a share. Great strength IJa in la.ye numbers ol stockholders and p-eia<QCC will be shcfom the small subscriptions in allotting thi.stock. Each stockholder will have a vote in the aiWn ol the company. Allottments of this stock wllr be made Dec 20th, 19 13, and payments on subscriptions may be m~e on the following terms : I 0% In thlny days ; 25% In \hree • months ; 25% In six months and 40% In nine rrtDnths from the date of subscription, or the full amount may be paid at any time within this period. Prominent business men ol thU city have pledged themselves to take aU this stock at par that is not sub- REACH l1 .ny PIANO ot I' LA \'F.R I'JANO scribed fer by the rcneral public. dbpl•yedlo og r -r erooml,not <mly Subscriptions for thls stock. will be tak.en at the commercial offices of the company at the corner of Church and Pearl Streets for_them oneyyouwlth'-topay. Tbe Federal Telephone and Telegrap~ Company lo I'RIO.: 11nd T£1tMS but w t c.-.n IJIYe yoo •n ln11rum~ot of Q UA LIT\' Don't Bt fflisltd ru•ioo will ' "" load-ll"lt ~uu.ta.~ ""'t' \1), PHYSIGA.L CDLTDRH CUA~~~~~T~EFUll NATURE'S FOODS. S TftEHQTH BUILOI,_C. R E BT .&. ~.!\!.!'.:!.,.,..::;;~~-=- ' llooot of t lw f act orir.s hll':rf' a u o l'l' ml'll a a d (TI!at aum btT11 All ran .. "'""'ben or ·~·mpa tloir.l'no L•lu~olr IIO...e will wake up a11d """ "" 1 • • -,c::;•::..:o: w llo Ill•~ I ll IIIIU! 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Steiat't .-HJ tll<!n 111 shurt J...·t nre oo ' - " :-.-o. !!. 631 Mo.l n St:.-..t: ''Clothe• Tha.t Are DUferent" BUFFALO SHOE CO. m o re, 11nd rhe TEIUIS of PAY· !r.IJ::N r •re b•~ on che iD· •'""•r• "~IUIO thll dtllll!r. llt:nt-e JT ~ ~~~~~ to buy your hullrume ut ~~ere 11~u0A11~:T~'0~ 8~e~:~: tiderw.tltm ud the T£RW.8 at P AYMENT ,..h• t you ~•n afford to pay. ( Everett OUR SBNBC A A ND BL.LI <;;OTI 8T& 1 ~:!~~n PIANOS!l ~:-:.:"''0" Mendelssohn OUR ( Emereon-Ancelue ~ ::e~~inU: PlAYERS l ::!~~:::n tK)L[) ON 300 p&lr Bop aU did h.ard knock School Sboa, I to 5 •u: $1.21!1 S•lt• 14 to IZO ,...,.II to IS ~,. II to$J. SD 108·110 Stntci1 Sf. Louis Josephson. s";';,;,, ............... l(ocbtsttr ~l.A.aL..._ O•tbl•g and bean the Union label, which ruuantca you c:oncct lit and honest workmanohlp.· Suits uol Men's F"" nbhlnp abo. .......... 276 -- --~ato.N.Y. THE EITEIPIISE TW trr'OR.. . 191-HJ fHlontt SL -aad. cata- apcd&lly to the . IJH 3t"'- Sl. Union Trade ·- �PU1IUSHaD W'IIDa.T BT na: BUFPALO SOCIAI.lST PUIILISHII'«i <DIIPANY .....,__, 60t-60511utaa1Lic~ Bt.IJ'PALQ,.N.Y• ......-riNKmSSl..IIJt.......... HDQtT TUT'T1CU... 1'1tA1GtaHit&JOiam:D,. T ....... C4T'TWI.J- ....... s--,. ~ ~ 11utua1 I.& Ba61ar a s.Mafptb. ~ SUIO p:t ,.u. 50r; BUI'PALQ. N.Y. P:'T.W. Ill .• - ~ ~' Eaknd. ~ mda' J-S. JtJl. • u..-aflba&.&... N"" v-.. .....-tta.ad:ofMarda:S.J.I79 / � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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AT JeWS STAl'IDS -AYTO 5A"J'ttlll),AT toOC ATTHl~OP YllUit AIIDPSS LUI!L If IT IS 82 Nl!liT- YOOR SUilSCRIP'I'ICI U. , PlllES Ot!zt111 ·Alllanu 5c>da Thues to Muting Place Copper Minen and Several Are Shot in Battlt Poueulon of fhll - Alllanu Does Not lnJundlon-Mlne Ownaa Send Tluu Trainlo.a.ds['"' ' of Arm<d Men to Scene. YEAR'S �'F6tlntlts 6nd .Jippohdmmts LI!B rBB 'Fintst In Butt.lo is on< d the arguments that lndlvidual Une T dephane Service advances. It's a suvkc that b ~ in every way. It allows you to tall oc be ealled at any time day oc nighc .The coot is but a few cents a day fDCft than Sole Agent lor Ru••.. n I mported W1~Uky Tea .:ol M •.cow Party Une Telephane Setvice,- Ask our Commercial Office about lndlvidual Une Service today. • You'U be lntereated. New York Telephone Co. Tdq>boo< Bulldmr Ourdl &. Prack!kl Stru:t.. Dally Socialist Pa" • r..;: 111.. "' sa'*lhl,. a11d periodlcLI•• .li' I'EAI ('8 t.:ARD8 l"lll•IQ Owdl lk• m~ltH. ,.. l ro..••• F. 4 l~ II J l-.N. C rK••-· ~-a.:~.s.-tu1 l " - l h 71 ZEBOLD BROS. CO. .. :·:~·:·,~~-~~·;!: •~;;:·,,~ BULLETT'S SHOES U n ion Made HAVE A REPUTATION THEIE'8 A IIUIOI ;.,.,,.,.,.., c.,,.,,, Oil .s---.. ,A,..u,. .Jr-~·4'"•1 With our enormou• output, combinnt with our cheap upttairw s-. Cl.tA.~, rent, weare in a poe.ition t o gin \'aiu~ that can. not be: dupHcated tlstw~~... --c.,,..~· ·· c.,.,-~.,_ \16~ • 907 HRO A IJW A Y 0VERC0AT S·:; ~- ~_.=-.~ If its an Overcoat you want richt in pric.e. right right in tai· ·m matc:rial. Iorin(, rirht in fit, its hu< at $10$12$15 and ~ the Union t.bd, which guarantees you carrect fir and honest wockmanshlp; Suits and Mal's Furnishings abo. THE E·ITEIPBISE ,,,,,J 6t-tt $ 1. 3tfftru• 'TW08TO.RM:8 IJOO St. __~ �Do your Chrletmas 8hoppi11Jf here and ..-hre DOUBLE TRADINQ STAMPS all, Purc...._. untiiXmaa. on j~wdcy for Ladies. ~en ao .c'hild~n, Rings. Bracek'Bar pins. Chains, Scarf pin&. Calf buttons, Etc. Mea's ... Kid Glatttlor Ladin and M01, from ll .OO to $2.00 pair. Sweater Coats for Laditt., ~lea , Children and Boy , from 50c t o 17.00. All China and GIAM "WArt: w11l ~ sold a t about H ..\LF PR fCE. ~~n·s 50c ro $6.,00 ~ach. FOR SALE 7 % Pr-rred 8tock at •t100 a 8ha.re The federal T depbooe and T do.....,., Canpan_y, ;n conneC)IOn with fts~ticTdc;>bcoo~ offers for the first ttme to the ce-neral public, $160,000 of Its 7SPI'ele=d Stock at $ 100 a~ share. This Issue of 7% p,..ferred Stock has recent! y been authorized by the Public Service Commts31on of the S~te of New York, to be sold at a prtc.e not ltss than S I 00 a share. Great atrenrth Uca in lure numbers ol &toclcholdaos and p<fucna wtii be ahowri the omall oubocription. in allott!nc thh stock. Eac:h &to<kholder will have a vote in the alfaJn ol the oompany. Allottments of this stock wtll be made Dec 20th, 1913. and payments on $Ubscr1ptlons may be made on the following terms: I 0% In th:lrty days : 25% In three months ; 25% In six months and 40% In nine months from the date of aubscr1ptlon, o r the full amount may be paJd at any time within this period. Promlncnt bwiness men ol ·this dty have pkdccd thtm.sdva to taJce all this Jtcxlc: at par that is not suf>.. J<ribed for by the rencral publk. • Subscriptions for this stoc k will be taken at the commercial offices of the c<?mpany at the corner of ch and Pearl Stree ts . Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company Th~ ~td:'f\~r in fancy Xmu bo~:n 25c to 7Sc. f~tnc::T Shirts., for bo11d"r Gifts. at s<k, 59rc, $1.00, $ 1.50uch. Um.brdlu ia plain oc f~y bandlc:t., from Mm's Arm Bands in htnc\' bu·m t wood bos:es at 25c and 5(k p.&.ir. WILLAX STAMPS at. Lalli~ .and M ~n"s f;~~ncy silk And ~lk ll~k ll0$t in fAnc.y boxet 25c, t o $1 pair. EXTRA SPECIAL 500 ln\·nt:t'd Gat ).tantln, rq.nalar l Oc, at .X, li for 2St-. La di~. ).len's tlnd C hildn.".ns R Andke~hid"S in (1.\ncy boxes from t Oea box t"O $ 2.00 SPERRY GOLD STAMPS OPEN EVERY EVENING WILLAX'S 1268-70 Genesee St. Comer Kehr Opposite Casmo Tbut:n: wberc Dusk to Dawn will be played.. NEW YEAR'S EVE 4tn ANNUAL MASQUE AND CIVIC BALL ... OF ... LOCAL BUFFALO· SOCIALIST PARTY .. AT THE ... BROADWAY AUDITORIUM Park Band. Admission, 25 Cents SpecW Attraction- "FROM DUSK TO DAWN" SOOAi.IsT MOTION PICTURE IN FIVE REELS �. PUa.JSHKD ..a:LT In' .......... nm' BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING COMPANY 60t...os M.-...1 Uf. ~ BUPJI'Al.O, N , Y. _ PIU.IGt SHit8J!UIIUaD. T W', P , c.&.TTa.l.,. ........ JlAJtT1M HUSSUat. ,..,__. . _ T TUTTHILL. s-.t.rr Addr... 604-605 Mutua.! Llf.t !uGila.r BUPF.ALO,.,N. Y. ~ Prb Sl.00FerYIIf,5Cic: llllz IDGIIlblt p.y.W. • . . _ ~ . ~· .. ~matterJ-S.I91l.altblc,_tilbat~NrwY... uad.rU..adciMucbl.JI, ---~ ..,._ ,_,...,.... S!lateptrt.,IL& SATURDAY, DECEMBER lO. 1913 DSD'GI'DLD,...... CAPITALIST "LAW AND ORDER" .....-u "'till,..."-"'- iatlble Otllti&l~t'l! .... 1'0teMrt . . ~.....,.,~ill ~ . . . . . . poiW a ~OIII' . . . . . . . . . . . . ., . . . , . . . u..b JonJ. eaadl4aM. 0... tw .... .._,a,._.. bJ U.. ._.... ud i•Uie-t ~ 'J"W,eu. u.er..•~,....tw-a-t Clerk NO":ei-rediO! vou.. -~ ~.a.o.ldbela· •,U.C to dlf ta,...., U.. '"'· ,_. - . - l .. u. wpwuf fl'ldt. •tM&od.u.t. tlWIC J?- ...P'.._,_.$~Mft~· tot&& 'ne .,_, ~. ~ e.u U. ,....u., -~ u 4 U. '~"-·~~- !"'"-"- ~··-·~ - . i * 4il, PJ, JI"Mpertf lor"'"""~~ ...,ecdftl7, ad U.. a rt brlpt. Ooilaltteert" ---Tt7 .... 74G,ntpeetlftV. l881'~ wi~ M l f 01r ~ a.--. !'8ft m.u. ...... h o:ritr to '-l ~''RIM ...... of DmTWI Df· ~. N" J -7 tM ~ .t hton()e \ri&kof W - e.cc-.tofU..,. f..-bidtln to lloW ~ • a S.adal, ho fa'f'Oi of Jolllda7 1101M MW • "tr1 liNp -.tlaa • N - ' - ' wmw. E. lhci•u.t IO.,tllalllbJidWaa"~ ... tlla fOr SW... AtC«MJ el CloM ~~ ~of llotieq.'' a...... LAMBASTING AMERICANS The eap itali.~t prt• flt'(·m• to be taking aupremt- deli"'ht of •·ri\i•·ixin(t .\mt•rlriUl-parti(·nlllrl~· the Amerieara who work. a.uy paper onr bapp•·H.Il to pidr up hu an artjtlt nf IIOIItt' kind ~~~ for uot dointr thi.< or that, o r fur bfo:in~t thi11 or other , aJI of UOI<'"ntiUI'I\t•IHiht•IJt'MIIIIIo•rt.,.taOrthrrapitaJist<·J~ .\'ovo "'" 1tn· 111 wron~t IJt'CIItll't' our bank IIC'OOUI\11 111 prof"'rtion to population to any other rountry·. ~i~';..:'~~fl~~~~~··~::o~u!~ht~~~·e; ·~: ~::~1i!~~11 ·than we "'ho han• IKI Ollnit'h't'» t" helif',.,. that wt' art' a nation or mueb Thr Waxhm!f!Oil ll t'rald ~bO'OI'& that tht' 1\t•l:l <'<liiT<Ir ,\' to the l'. S. in the j;IIJNII numh.-r of biUTk lle()(tttitOMI j,. Ita !~· Wllh 2'10 dt'jlO!Iitors to the lUIM<. whilt• FntnN' illand.~ !ht· hi~o•tw~t It IIi all uplt~inl"ll ~.\tnt'rit•IIJIII.. tlll<lr,-lnt'atJUl<l~u~~ar.wl.. r~tter ' (rt•ln th.- pu·turt•llho.,.,·. TJ... our Jl.ll.rti.. ulllr n·a,..•n "h.' ttk- wo1-km~t da_• hav.- no tu dt•)"oH.II. j~ th11t tht<rt' lift• f,..,.,.,.r ""rklllll cl&ll& N'J)f't!lilt!DtJti\'e8 . halt.. nf th•· l11w makm~r I>Otllt.,. .. r th r- t'Ountry than otht'rw. o"\lol"illtti<'U hli.. T't"adu-.1 11 l111:h•·r ~IIi!<' Tht'!'f· i11 11 wi<ler 1,.,.,-11 tlw \o•r.\ f,.,_. '""''\11th 1111 dw "'"11lth an1lth<• \·•·r~· mauy .\flo•r ""rkm~ harol llll ·'''lit fur ~'llllf ht.lllN. no .1.-.ubt .'' 1111 IIIII"''"IJIIIII t'hn~tllllll> prl'llt.'lll. l't·a. dock you for ::r··k.~ 1~!~tl~~<;,. 11;~:/::::~;;;:,,:'.nl>rt.likt- 11 thJ~t TOO MUC~ 11·•y or thf'y CIVILIZATION ·· T ..o rnuela ··h·Vifi'liun. ·· That ia th" <'Oilllllaint of thf' En•tllll't·r m Mftt'llklD~ nf tho• ~~~~·rt of' I h., Adjut.ant·jottUt:ntl ,.hu"' 1111: th<' lao·k of ph~·si•·•l 11hihty or Atnt'riean uwn ,..ho ~trrn~. WHAT 18 KILLING '08'1 ' "\\'ha·t·s '"" rulilll'r 'lith th., MJ\Ultr,\··a youlag menT Adjt.· Gt-11. Ami"'"'' m hi" anDulll r,.,,.,rt rellllt"'' that t'iihty l"'r e.•nt. of tht: apphf'llnt~ for •·uli...,tnwnt •·•·rt> !'f'jf'Ctt'd at thf! N"Cruiting •ta- '"'"ll and rourtf"!ll 1~r l't:l\1. of tht rt-maining t wrnt)' per c_'l'nl. we~ r• 1<'t"U!ol at d••JIOiil. • That llldl.llli that lt'81ithan·out>-fifth of the men who aJlply i.re tit fnr ..,.,..,.ll"t> in tbt: t"nitl'd Statl.>e ann~ 111+11 Th.. troul+lt- "''ith Wit' '"""'tr~ ·, ~-"ung nlot'n i1 too 1•m·h t•iviliu.. Tht• '"'' 11llfl rulli('t< .. r p11rt>nt11 and tht' 11in and rolliH of th .. m... tw... n-nol.·r thi~ n1.. t prof".'rl~n of tht' eonntry "11 youth unfit "" ··•ml<dal+"tt tu b.. lllllrd 111 tht' IJl'n·ir.:! of t ht' ftag. t))'l'"""'wn dO!'!! n<~t m11kt' th.i~~, J>roportioo of weak linp. Tbe , .... ,1'1" flf thb l'<lllnt~· work 1~ for .11. li \·inp; thaD tht- pi':OJlle or any ..tllt·r {.1( th .. lt:"••lmw I'Otultri141. Tbe f't'Ople of thia eountry today !lt"'lht:"lr II\Ulll tllllll'r th1111 in 1111~· utbt'rday. It it not ¥mrk that ill hf'f'akioll u- do ..-n. Jo,.t..a.l. 11 is tuo much indulJrenot. t oo many L.tl bal.oit4 too ruul'h ~·i··ldmlt !<) th"' tP.mpt•tion• of a highl)"'dt:vel~>f~liOt'it-ty. Too nm•·h f'i\·ilizM•••n-"l:h•t ·, • hat ia eating us.·· " Tno rfi\Jjl'b \'1\llwttmn ·• lr 11 "too much ri,·ilizat ioo" *• i'"'''n!... m•-n fmm Mr·nti•·m~: Tht-rr hn.., 011 tho:> ~tlt-fidd for the 1"- of ,·nndunr: 1 f,. .,.,. YIIJ•Jintu.~.o; .,.,· ho ..it in hu:ury aod f'J)joy •·<•mf,.rt of lmn.... ),...,,J,... ruhhw~r lh•· wido~'l aod Gr'jlha u11 of thl' •att... JJ,;.,..,..., th1n '"" r.•J"Irt M thf' 111ljntant·geoeraJ i111 11ip! that .\nwn•·•n m..tl ,.,, . 1.-liriiiUjt !>Oitlt·thm~. It 11 IJI'.t•oo 11111•11 ••1 \lh:U..I lorr'' that promJllSOU r Cu...• ttl )'•Ill 1111 ill"lilllll!>!l .. hit·h J•I'OIII<tt<'Slhl' tht- t11Qt~u<1- fur"" otho·r "'""'"" tha11 l<l uti&fy fa\"'lln-1'1'1 <•f l''""''h.· r r:un~ lit!!.l lirm"r tbeu ,\'01111!{ I!Jt'O lin' ('O"IUIU!: !U Thtnk a;; rt.'>lt uf tbt" iHlAUIII I10•UJI[~ "II tin.. lUi 1111.! J,J,.rtd. IIIlo! to:• IIIII![ ""~~~ frt1!11 that uarrow "'hr !1 '""Utifl~ thf'lll to th•• t~•nr .. !rlt"ft of their own <J•·[lllj,! al/ oth..l'll ll!li 1110rt11J t•II•'IIII..,.!O bt: (oup;ht lb Th•·n thr • rllt'r ~ 011 tu ..a.r tlu.t it 111 the lliM 1·nt aM<.I thr •ouths or nur rt>lllltn •hich makM them .Ut.t.11 , .. !If' 1.-iiJ,...I in thf' llol'I'Vit,. nf i.b.. rillf... What do~ or lo~:~llintc oft" I hi' best of uur ~·oung .Jllf'U •1 I aacril\ee to the vf mammont · 4 if f"'''U,.,.. ltl't"'rding to thb .,....,. rmm ~·bj "'' isbM to IJOIIIot. ht mtOO ~oay that OfJpte.Uon hu nothinp; to do ..-itb it. 1<- :.r~~;.l:a,~;:~~ .t:.; ::..~,:~~~~:::.!~h~: ir ~~~i~~ .. ~~~~f.:Z~t!!'',}:~~~~h: t~: e!:O~to~a....~r=~~P~~~~ than a.uy ot her nationality. WorkmeD coming from otb~r e&~~ . · l~.,. 111 PI! brl ••heit bJ -lo.Udaa tWr •orkl•l po,_, ...d lM •W. ••d•J_,- el ,_...~daa, ra.k -t 'belar ~utod t or :~·-= ~=-.,::~~~/~~~ ~~~~:=r:.~ ~ i~:ilh~~~ ::-:~~..;-:..:'iai~PII~':. ' : ~- :••s;_,_.ten. .. until tbtov ~ to k~p up with our •ace !dav& ..,port u.e. nlil lW1. •rt ,_.,. k lor - l luo of J111t11k ha\rT~U:!i:: ~~~e:o:~ =~!.o~ !~~·=·~= ::~ :::.::il.~v• '- ~ :;:: ;~ ~~"{.. aU lll~ of tbtnlkh'tlll f1>r tbe ull:e of t~ pluruk!rtn wbo aJqy. mU:t ~·n~~~ ~~~~~our men \d'k~ ~~:"-'or::.;:-._!: '1~ ~ ,.,..\a •- ordet; ~ ~ ta. . of ~ ::::::.- : :W~,·":u .•.::;•;jr;...._ pod know moor;b out .,f tht' ..,... aod nny, war wiD et"Ue and milliolll de,·oted to tht P'-' ill tllo ..,lot ..._. llle ~ lo" ....,... eauao- of ~nUJtiplit'd murd~ w1Jl be put to tbe ·IIH\·iee of edueatiar the ,._. of Pft'l'.-...rt be It ~ltloe le \a)l"- ta po-oplr to a hiftbd' I¢&Ddard of ''1'81'' eh•ilizatior,j._ The hero will tbt!l A»d lloia, ..., ""-..,. ~ Pet!~ it i1 .o tp; i•~ w !';.: 1~~7-~~~,o~.::.~'w~::mti~ of tbt one who .. ,_._j"""'- ~"..~~ ~=- ~ ~·=~";' ~ 11011 ~, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-12-20 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Charity Fakes Exposed Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/baaa7bafa4625b8496c7e9bcdefbe112.pdf 68f9ddf42de34c0f23c5c2c6d001b9a7 PDF Text Text CHILDREN'S EDITION V... R-No.l2 YOOINTEERS (f ABA STARVE CHILDREN AT HOME IN NORTH EVANS Two Sllcea of Brca.d Constitute;& Mal for OUidren Pbc.ed In their Care - Say Cooners Is ;.. O!ap "Three Dol4r Man" - Llat of Easy Doh to "Touch Up, Shah DOwn, and KeepAway From" Always on Hand--cha,mber of Coauner<z Finally W~Up. atAR.ITY COLLECTORS MUST BE FORCED TO SHOW WHAT "THEY DO WITH CONTRIBUTIONS ~T~ U IT IS II vooa,..~u. PlbT-c.. NATIONAL CHILIBS DAY OF SOCIUT PARTY Fitting Cdebratlon Will be Given by Br.mch One School of Soda1 Sclmce on Sunday Evening, D=ber 28th - School Is Acaxnpllshlng Grut Work Among Children. �(!'rom ···• lad aod Body'"} ~~~·=t~:·,;~~~-~Jt~·b; :.~~·y:\:.ltop 1' oa ••• '\ play n . . .u..t, . - . l ' • oa u.;. beat, .. ~-~~~ ~ c:.•::r,.~ ~!~~~~n But hdoa t Ullu • llal'r ,...,._ ••eaa play. "Olt aut, " ,.U. tM aaa wllaa wa ll.ld1 ~ Mll-<:'a a , 11-ea M ealb. • vllt &oa~&ll6, a a ' flll&lu aa ' ~. A a ' •••• It 1 -.ld • Oilld Doell mollou • • • doNd. We rua aJI oar •!Jilt, to--'"' ot kb tiJIIt. :::;::1. ;:!: ~ae.::=:,~~~ ~:·:!\.. p~. ~~~~. ':!.~~~~:lC::.':; :~~:.~u'lt'; &.a::; , ::'e.:;&;.~":.' ~r:-.::: ::.~ ~, lla no~ll,..wllip., . .cltM& all atMe ......;., It y.a • art • lad. d ldn '\ • "• t. bl bad, Had 110 p.laea Ia atett, enept ia tM .u.et, S a piau to 11iay ball. ...,. "ISft:e r" at an, :Soplarejuat ~J'•U..•h.Gr .. r tll!lia' rw.l•ell, :So• , llou• t ud tne, wht oa eardo •ould roa do l •-lie E. WEDEKINDT UNDI!RTAJtU AND PUND.AL DIRJ!CTOR No.$ W,I.J.DRN ,1. VRN UR ~ llnd eubeorlbe fbr- .1\r~ter·:&Uung. ::TM•IrO..... _pa,..lav.r.&lotoat1116tot l(_. York a..,,,.._. _..., tM IUtnll ot • wortt.,. - 10 - • ,_, ...u... a... Olfloc. 51>-317 " " - Saut • • lloHalo, N. Y. W\y , y 0t1'd •••• • ad ~Daile btota, . . • ~i.rareun: \'ou 'dp• bLr aa ' llllt, au ' t llro• t \ 0 - j llltfor •pit.l!. l'IHI 'd t ry to l h ·• doto 11M • • - y oa _,.. .. Aa ' yeu 'd llf', wltll t ile P•&; •itlloat tNiia ' u llamed. ® _.! IDE BElL SfRYICE FfNl THE NEW YEAR Y~ will want the beal In cva-ythJnr lor your homej9rinc the New Ye.z. Amon&- other thincs" you 'Will want the best there b In Bell Service - Individual Unc T depi1one Scrviu. n.a-.·1 """ blr p>lnt about this scrvlu that abould •weal to you - one tdcphone line lor your aclua!vc UK. Doesn't that suncst comfort, convenkna and X<Urity ? Doesn't It auaat Wlddayed .U-the-dm..ladlltiea lor maldr.- and r<edvtnc talla ? oommunicatlon and tiootr. .&a.,_.._ ,.,.,..... ...-...:.. '- taa~~• 'I"'I(QIII Ask lor particulata today. NEW. YORK HLEPHONE COM.PANY BULLETT'S SHOES Un.lon Made HAVE A REPUTATION THEIE'I A IUIOI Madcol rat Luther Tbeklnd that Wean and ban the UnOxi label, wiUch guuantcco J'CUC<ll'r<d lit and hooat workmanship: Sulu and Mal's Fur- llisbincs abo. THE EITEIPRISE Wh b oar enormOUII output , combined with oar cheap upttaira . rent , we: a~ in ·a positiOn t o gin valuts tha t can.. not 1x d uplicated e:lstwhe:re, �NEW YEAR'S E E 4tl ANNUAL MASQUE ANb CMC BAll .... OF ••• LOCAL BUFFALO SOCIALIST PARTY ••• AT THE ••• BROADWAY AUDITORIUM Park Band. Admission, 25 Cents Spccla1 Attraction ...: "FROM DUSK TO DAWN' ' SOCIALIST MOTION PICTURE: IN .FIVE REI!LS U,.t ft.OO Hat Value em Eartb 11/I. Dma-st., Nt. • a;.• W•tlti.,tM$4. ORIN K I R0 N W I N E sru:;;: Detroit Eun(b At~~ MU.: Cuisine ac.clknt. Prices moderate 1111 II IIICIII Ql CllflltiMm "'""~··-" too"' 7'M Nolwoltf!r To • •• 1 i4l,. hnu htile ..,,,, kr'• ~oll.iap......-tho.ow~•laYiuwr, "'"""' o.u~ b";r"'"' Nil::~~::l~~;~::· .... Queen Gity Gandy Go. .Rtlt ,., WHOLESALE CAND I ES taplors 1ct Cham 808 WU..L.IA M STREBT &ll, Haw. 1111-111 Fl-oad.-11101 ,., ..m ,_,.,., tbt adliWI t ht~~~o~~ai• llrowla~;ri..lll'r t b" work fill t,h,ir puay llaad.. tJ1•Hr ~oarian Hall JOHN UNVERZART S••pltll'H• 7!8 Sycamore 8~. oor. RM4 ALWIN. .EHMS PII..,M: S.H, Ha•af'f l • . F......tt.rt3614 ftaaltla ..- , F-liM2t41' ""' JHtctiiiiW ,., . . . . . . . QMrn HDUIU, ILDCI£ CO. P uneraiOi r eg to ra 10~ ~.t~.':~=-•c.. - ........ _.., -.ru..L.t A. .,. BIG SALE SAMPLE SUITS All) OVIICOATS . l25 Sample Suit• and Qftt-. purc:b.ued from ODie ot the manufacturtrsi.d ROC'IQ. prict-. AU lilts Up · to . tht . miau.tc OWD \1P t o $20.00, �- ~-..aLTft THII Blli'FALO SOCIALIST PllBIJSHING OOIIPANY . -.-....-.au...._ ...,.AJ,.Q.N.Y. ILUtTar-.-,..._.._ TVT1'VLI... ..__, .u.-. .....a5111Da1 L& ~ ~ ~ ~"*-sUo,.,_,. • I'Lt.IIK.~T- Y . P. C&TT.u.. . _ .... ·• =c-~_,-,-;.-:-:: ..:;c,o:c.. !UPPALO...N...Y. a......._,..,...... ....._. ~· =-:"'' The bu11i1w"-" lllt'll hll\'t' lwt-n plf'lltlinlo( with the X.-w York l "entral r_-_-,-,,_::· ..:::c:.:c"·-::";:: fo r h•,...llt.\··flw• .\""• ~'~~ g ..t 11. nt'll" ~>tation. might h11,·e t o lay it e \"t't ttll .,..,. if"t'l tit., So<:·talillt ('onunonwealth. ::. ::,cc·,--_::.:.:c: to v.·e Y•·11 ·· What flf't' .\·ou kicking about~ lh·erythiDJ{ ill all Maht, l'm "'''rkml>!" and )t•·I !Jilft" thrt'f' rni'Rioc " da.\'· ~hat do I care about the other f,.)kt" o•• [)ill \Otl l'l'f't hr11r that hi~rhly intdli!l'l'lll al'6ftl10l'llf tht r..un .. "· ho hal•l>t'llll to hf' hold ing- d own a job durina hard t imtst w ..u. thrn- 11r.c- 11 ttt•·llt man.\' of thflt umr brtnd afloat ju..t at thi• pro •·tllltllll' • Wlut .. lw hull ,10b. ,., ..rrtbtng i~ loH'I.\ . hnt ju111 let thlft arne ·lznJual r....J th .. "'tllt'f"J:t' or. r..... IIJI.\'11 layoff and hr' '111' 111 pto\"t'·'"''l::·,:;_,,:;;..;;·;~.~;~i-;,;.-_;;;._-..., lu&t lt'lil kllld nf II ht>...-11-t II ....·ill kidl to hi~ r .. workf"NI down b .. ror .. lhf' hoNi .\II ht knr•w11 ht h111 leann•d from the pr..-.. and b.• ,. a ha nl pr>>Jli ~~Jttll•n to dral ,.·it b. Tht- f..Jio w "'ho thmk• Jlllll • littl~ hit mo~ ahout UJ•a trrf' . •\t flr11t ht> thourht it wuthl'ta r ift'. W f'll. ~··ttl••1l untt.. '"' thm61'J _.tu t o llO from bad to WOtlll':. \\' iiMtn 11 wa;ung till hi• daughtf't trf'U lllarriood befono hf' 111'- Th+-11 •·H'r~tlnnc • ·lll ht"!rin to bonm. Tht- enrreuey ' ph'" tll" l"t"nti'r uf t.M J>lll61:t'-lhf' . ,.,.,..r man hu uot rl'rt•·.' to tlun k tiLal 11 ••lfl'""t" lum in MD)' way. but t"he ..xp«t to nut U e gonnm•l"nl t hrou~h the ban\&:a IN~· '='"" ulin ntl' or no..· are &~a "'O::,n~i;n;;,.;r;,~=~~;·:~~k~! o;.~:~!~~<;!_ ··ity hu a aaal.l army o f I~Pif' ~·ho ~aunot all'ol'd the lurury of a fotf't'd vaqtion S.nall ba 11in ... and enn fair liud aoo~ma an pi.ar t.aakJ'Qpt tn eYfl"·iratN'&Aillg IIUDobf'tS. Bic buai~ ia abowiDI ita "::~ ~": !~~~~~,::n:o"t~~u~J:~.•uaetbiur o•& Th.. eapiuhat pre~tt ia \ryinr to !toll ua in ooe brNtb that buaiuea il all riKh1. ii we wiU •l7 think 11 W.. and in aoolhtt mlum it llhon 0.. fajlllf'J' ~ lae -..-.oL ArticiN ~ bow ditle\lllt it 1\nda dl.t tuk .ud feedi.ng tht poor ~ f"reqaYt . ::d'it.e -_·:•c.:::::....~~.:-:~;~"'=-~~; ll~~~,:;~:•.:t'-..::~::1..~;; of....._.., IDS~e~~~~t~~::;~·: '!:u~f= !~o~~=~ tnn :~d::~~=:aa'!:::~~oe:ar.~~ T~:!'!~":!:~~:lt!~·.~..,_.._... iq the ltJ"eN br . . dibuaaack in all tlle big eiUta, ud abort tUM, t.-41tat. Mt1er ena uow, ~are lkeniDI :,;t::,=-~=:!r'~~=no: !:=C'o~~~~u~: ~~~~·~~ ..._t lie arcu-f, it • heJ"l', and ,..e Uould bavf' intellir:oee mouah ...._ . . t)lt q1M!ation of ~haDJioc a 11)-.tem or .oeiet;y whieh il ~~:~.i~~~~-::: ~~~~~ tl!'•·1~"~--···::==:._- - a.. a kick f!IDD!iag., to mait it eo plain to n"tr)'ODI bt ,JBtdl ia . 4tart'tiiiM! be will ha.• e p)fttty or eoDIJIUJ. Study oat the ,ny ~ el~ OWDI ~jill J'OO •oat haY.e ill Order to liYt, .a. lUI baiMk tM power of ..,.U.. wbdher J'OU liY·e or oot. 6ad Ollri h.ow rou ~ e.ha:a1t W .,.aum ot owJNftbip of that job tla.al evt'l')'... .IUJ' •ork aod iivt. ancl tNe p loo it witb a will. Tdl t~tla.en abot:n it ..t.ta you 6nd out yovnttlf. Be u •P..tor. •u � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1913-12-27 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-12-27 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n082_19131227 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n082 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/428cad62f4d7c4507865ab4895eb56ab.pdf 8e28021456eaec1c73bc3c8e2b495034 PDF Text Text -.u.o IIOQAUn' 011 IAIZ A T - STANDI ~YTO . IATUitDAY VoLD-No.83 72 KILLED -- Citizens Alliance of Calumet Run Riot HJred Ficad Y dis "Fire" at Door of lUll Where Miners' Wives and OV!dren Are Enjoying Christmaa Entertalnment- Crowd in Panic PU.S Up at Stalrway and Uvea Are Crushed Out - Owners T ah Advantage to Settle Strike Wbik FamJlies Are Bereaved. YER SHOT AND K.IDNAPPED PROTEST-MEETING FOR CALUMET STRIKERS CHARITY FAKIRS IN COURT Sunday, dan. 4th, at 7.30 P.M. --MUST ANSWER CHARGES at MILLER'S HARMONIA HALL, 264 Genesee Street , .SPEAKERS : Max Hayes of Cleveland and .James cJ. Kelly Stephen .J. Mahoney, Chalr:man District Attorney Starts John Doe Proceedings.Expose of Volunteers of America by Buffalo Socialist Forces Action on Part of Oty Authorities - Judge Lewis' Religion Ca~ Committee of Chamber of. Commerce to Rtfrain from Action. �- DEPENDABLE SERYIC E· You can depend upon' Bell lndlvlduol Unc T elcphone Servtcc. You &imply knaw that in an <mcrJa><Y h will be ..&dy to""';y your vole< to anyooc who may render .lei. When your tdcpbone b the only tdcpbone on the Central Ol&c line, there b no cld.ay dtbcr in ocndlnr or~_... 'T'MCIOIIt ol ~U..T...,._ s.wtc.lt~.,_~.u,._ &ba!IP~s.m:.,._ T elcphone our C<>nunud.ol Ol&c for parti. culan to d&y. ® New York Telephone Co. It's E.uywhac. T dcpl>oo.lluil&oc C.=h & Pnokllo SU... BULLETT'S SHOES Union Mad• HAVE A REPUTATION THEIE'8 A IEASOI With our enonnoaa output, combined witb our cbeMp ur:-tain rent, we arc jp a poaition to gil't l'&lun that C8Jl.. not be duplitattd dawbt:rc. OVERCOATS If its an Ovc:rcoat you "'""' richt in pice, rifht in mataial, rifht in Wlormc, richt in fit, its hac at Fu,.. and Millinery "'T Pill"" QO TO LOUI8 A. AIIEL80N W'•-.te • ..,._..,. fll ,.~-.d.al..tql'ut. ~o.n.... L09aT PIUal apruoe �....r a ~ato. .tJe T~l~pbo~te Pl.oee -t".i.e Tow. JU Foar -•TJ!eAala.atkTdt,.-..T .« l'uf•<~Jo•of7d._..q Pi~u - A Gftlt:l 'Til'$." ¥0tl~ra F.OJI•r .. $130,000 7°o Preferred StOck for Sale $160,1XMJ 7•, PREFERRED STO ALRfADY ~ TM r«-cnt dec~ o ( the Atto rnn Gnlernl of th~ Un itt'~:! Strtt~. whiCh Opt'OS t o u~ unrutricud facilitk's for Long Disuu1~ !k'niff, will cnust thi trtnnd issue- t n J.:O rv~ mon! rapidly than the firat . nc WITH THE INSTAllATION OF THE AUTOMA TELEPHONE SYSTEM OUR COMPANY WILL HAVE A VASTLY SUPERIOR LOCAL SERVICE. BY THE RECENT GOVERNMENT DECREE OUR LONG DISTANCE SERVICE WILL llE UNIVERSAL TAINKJNG PEOPLE CAN VERY READILY SEE A WONDERFUL FUTURE FOR THE FEDERAL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPAN¥. BUFFALO SHOE CO. 813:N BCA A ND E!L.L.I COTT 8'1' 8 . 300 pair Boys alltolid hard knock School Sbou,. liu: 1 to 5 $1. 2li lUl l TbitCo.lpoaroodior50cY•waotyautotrr•.,.lr af tt.~lkdf&lo5a-. ~llbl. roupoa 10 1he811f f&lo 8b.oe Vo. bdore J&ouary 'il la, a.ud hwlllberedee~r~ed .. ul!(l ce.uw l.u IQ()Dey oa a.uy pair lll.• ofBuffaJ.uBhDH ford,...orw~~t"k, :u~~~~~r ur kOO. On Not Jood afterJa.u. 1tb. 11114. N ot rood oa t'l;.M &rralu Sb~. 1000 pair Men'a $4.00 all aoUd Werk Shoe. $2.45 Sizes 6 to J2. Nlarara Waterprcol Sola on every pair. .No more at thil priu after thac to fd thd 10ld. So bt quick o!'u~·;:r•=t:: ~:::;"~ arc l::i.r Shoe Barraln. �- ~11'1!1tQ...'YIITnta !IOWALO s.x:IALIST I'IJBUSHlNG CX>JIPM"Y 6M40S ll~~~~a~.aJlAa ~ -....T11J~,___ , _ T l1J'1'T'H:IU.., , . _ _ BUJ'P'ALQ, N.Y. -.....~T- 9 . P . GII.T"Tm.L, . . . . . . . ~..,...-~~......., ~ :P.:b $1Mpw ,...• .SOe BUI'P'A!AK.Y4 * ..... ,-ydkk ~· ~ . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-01-03 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n083 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. 72 Killed -- Moyer Shot and Kidnapped Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/fbd32a81ec79fa4b4cf0ba21fe6406c0.pdf 05241c783c4ee7a8ba695bba8f5cdbe2 PDF Text Text LOOitATTHa-Cf' YOUit ADDU:II L.Un IUPPAID IIOaAIJST' Ol'f 1P IT IS SALK ATranrs STANDS W'JIDNIISDAY TO SATURDAY 811 YOUR SUiiSCJW'TJCJff lltPIRJ!S NUT Wl!llt BUFFALO, N. Y~ JANUARY 10, "'4 INT. Af LAYS Off MEN WHILE PASSENGERS RIDE LIKE ·cATTLE ARE YOU WITH US? BUFFALO SOCIALIST flAS FORCED CHARITY" FAKIRS SKIP TOWN II ro 1 �' UNION . ~•dlfflu • : •nd .1/ppoiiiiMIIIs A.R.Jrt'D .'FIIItSIIn B.tt.ll E. WEDEKINDT UNDERTAKER AND PVNERAL DIRECTOR No. s W A J,DBN A VBNUB • TWO TO flU TIMES 11 SERYH:E AT AFEW (INTS MfiE IN COST - lbat b what lndlvtdual Unc T dcphonc Suvke would alv< you, Mr. Paroy-Unc Subocribcr, The Central Ol&c llnc that would be bto your adua!vc ux would allow you to tdcphom at any time without delay. ,sla'n<d It .....:.td make you lndcpcndcnt ol the uac that otbcn make ol your Unc. Ask our Commcn:ial Ol&c about lndlvtdual Unc Telephone Suvke todar. New York Telephone Co. TcJepbcoelloiJd4or ciurcb & PrankUD Sbett&. BULLETT'S SHOES 1 HA~~0R;;;.;;:TION THEIE'I l 1Ell81 With oar mormon• oatput, combined with our cheap upttain n-nt, we are in a potition t o gin val~ t ha t can. nol bt dapHcated decwbcre. b.«Uu THl"KSD£ Y, J.t.Jiit:r•tn 8tb ud 1uU fw 10 day.. 11.1 wz uual e-•- ua ciM.a Ml aD ~udlw ~-18-.ll!e_,,.., ~~-=;~ ~-;::; _.. orP"ft..k,.. t il W) hN aod ... o.- . . .. . .;.;-..;-. . . . . . . . . ~-- _._!.~ �BUFFALO SHOE 00. 8BNBCA AND BLUc::oTT aT& l"r~~~~t-ut thlacoupoo "'lheBar f&lo Shoe Co. before January Htb •ud It will be rfld~mN a~tWI! U &0rt!IIU lu ID<IDI!J' QOOI.Dfl"'lr of 8ufl'aloSb~ fwd,_ Of" ..-urk, f:l.bO, U.•O.. ..\,00 or ... 00. Ora., ooupoo lO t be pair. N~n roodaf~erJu . lith, 11H4. Kotroodon 4t.MBarsaloSh.._. Niapra WarerproofOu.rao11~ 1!1'1!r)' p.lr. Double We.r Sole. ••• $2.45 Sizes 6 to Jl. Niagara Water-proof Sola on every palr. No more. at tbb; pric:.c: aftt:r Ibex a~ sold.. So be quick to ret thi:l IHg Shoe Barr.ain. �r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-01-10 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. 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Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n084 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/dddfd7853bc81e5d400d19c713b4798d.pdf b95f5837b96f46770ee5a8c42091ddad PDF Text Text mw.u.o IOQAUST Oft liW! STWIIIlfiiiSDAYTO LOOitATn.-fl' SATUIUIIAY PIRIS I'IIXT W1lllt YCXJR~u.L II(..W Val. D-Na. 85 IP IT U 88 YOUR SUBICitiP'T1C1I BUPFALO, N. Y~ JANUARY 17, "14 a. Price Two C..... �.. • Ju.IOtlo.,lli1 4. F or the fo llo w Ins R•e.on• • STAT~; .:: u!k.~ber'_L';.'Oo.a~~: ~~ a.-dul&etated Tarll"lth Wbaero, - rw :o-:w YOHK, f'our,. I. or ~;,.., Cit.· of 8ulfalo--o;o,· ~-~·..~:~;:.~';:: qr~,~~.:i ~~:. -.,.,\"~~ llalea s,.d.., duly prloa. -· Try a pKII:_,. to·6ay. ,1~ . .d •Y•, that 1 hw· ())lapel )'OUr dMiar w keep them U' l'ro-t...-t Ar•a~ ud tbat oo th :;,=:=.'do 110,by,atll:lag for lith Are. ~Ia~..:~ ~:'\u::-~t:t:i:~~~ ·~=~t 1. I. B . KRINSKY tor tH ,,,,.,_ ot idutltyinll' wbom r -J.oh to about a pair of 11,\.NUl'AafUK&H 207 North 4th S~ Brooklyn, N . Y. tort. r~itd at tbf' S.h·atlou Army un i 0 n Men ..:;:.. ; : : ! - ; ! J e 11.11'; !;anrz~ iBtln.oblliJdiOJ. E. WEDEKINDT A~.:"'::;·.:~~~~.:!"t;o;\~~r wllo wa~ •• ""••ll" It tbe pm·io•u ,;.,,. Att ..r ,. 001 "''111 l"'""'"•l''*'..,nl, labor. cw ore tb,., a••de by WU'fe" l" :;t...~~= Ia DIUOIUitolf1 f•.,wrl•o.. !~~~ ;~<1 ti~'Tb;IWrity UNDERTAlti!R AND PUNl!RAL DIIU!CTOR • ArDetter·:&ttung. St.. Tbeoai1 0..U~lau. ............ of t: ~ •-~~...__ ~ tt-. lr••:~bl~~ ~~;- {~~~:~ 1 1f.t ~~m',:,• RAY C . MAR1 IN f1ll 11111. Cllllll!fllllll) 11111nq o,.. Er«'tl•-., U•t1110'dJri WU IEIESEE CT. ,._.oi.._lh lll Aaltate and •ubeorlbe fbr the ,..bo1no111t!"doll•b.. n,.i•JI r<Jf !fiqur n•y nanot •nd I r<"fttr.... Th<"m to Mr. i.H G ents' Furni shers ·• 148 O•n•. .• . r1~::~~~~~;·:~:~ ,:~. ~-:. ',".,.,,.,.I TIII\IIIftl J. E. DAVEY CO. M~~'!:'!:~"'of~a~0l0.':~!~~; MAZUCA 6dl l'lo1tdn .Str. .t VBNUB i• f lf 1oa &relooklnr f"''" the unloo~-tnada '"" Sah•tu111 Arm,. anot that ~;~; U~;.~t~~~E~=~..~~;~~. .t N o. $ WALDBN • ..,yon aq,,.,..... -tlql.btla--.of&MWon:.bafca-.-10- fwl~. 1 '-' Oltic<.liS-317 Ga- Slnot - - Bodlalo, N.Y. ari> 11111 ou.•tLmP~trati•to!h<'r..,., "'" ·~"""''''· .. '""" ••,. 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CtD Smtca l l,OOO - Tdcp&oo.ll<aldaor •..a :;lti: • 100 per ccnL suvic< on a di=t, private llnc would cost only a little more; U. �• THE GLOBE TROTTER New 8oolallllt Monthl]r, 211 ~ee every month EDITORIALS BY OlARUIIIIDYAR.D aus:sau. SO Cent:a a Year The Buffalo Soclallat .1.00 a Year Send One Dollar to the Bufl'alo 8oolallllt at 80tl Mutual Llt'e Bulldln8 and you will reoelve THE BUFFALO 8001ALI8T and the QLOBE TROTTER for one year. D'lilltf! . . . ~\H. Remember- The Globe Trottd"has Russdl's Editorials All every month. ukltd. to te-opt"rate Witll IH i• h•li•l a .alubie a&&Jf'OB TWO. Tloe ... tutala•eat Tllf'HIIli-uaalll ~ o1 ol'll!;nt Ia P"'O.,_ Ia ,...,. to 8ra~~rll 1\.. ! llloeld . . Moadaf ave11- •1111'& tllf' lNpe wfd p..eat. Jt.a. &tL 'nrt I.U.WIII(_ -ratie. lf.atd•. C.O.~ a n arr-<1 lo ,....t e~te4 10 iiJ .a-t- rll\e- ~~~ ::;~ ~ ~~:.e=.e ORIN K SPECIAL IRONWINE SALE 1'111111 II IIKln 1M llliiCillllfl 1'1wl liM Ddidow /Joft DrlNc llrtM Pl.NT8 A N D QUARTS Queen Gity Candy Co. WHOL ESA LE CAN DI ES 808 Wll..L.IAM STRSKT J. H. WEIDEMILLER 11#8- J/SIJ .£•-i•T .St. Yoa. Jfll qulhyal a fair ~ b"" 8 0'1'11 PHONES the Kaistrbof avaHIMG&-cAIIARaT PETER KLIPPEL 1,~ ,-...,., olt. ..,,.,.,..,c,,.., ,.,,_ UNION HATS THE~HAT .o.,...,,,,. ..... .,....,.,..,.,.. Belt P.OO Hat Valve OD EN\11 YOU AND I {:87 L. r ...... z. X....) u......_, I . . . . . ..,.,. '7011 ..... tM U!iJtp Por ~I bllt en-... BIQ JWUACTIIEIS SAlf �PUa.JStSD w.s:ll.T BT na: ' BIJIIFAI.O SOCIALIST PUBLISHING <Dill'ANY . .......... 61M-611151111t.ll.a..~ -... n.w...,........_-...._ ..... T-·~· ,..-._. .. 'oh'w!::. t:: .,..._.. D lllD'PAI..Q.N.Y. ..... . _.,~~IJk~ ~Prica$I.00,_.,_-,50c:.a "'tue. at ...._., , • • ~~~~ l~o·;•u 11 not tloro•• lt.o!lf ;,q, tloa 1111"11 wlto J)(IC<' a• the brams of the •trih wit II Ul it• uer&Y· full• ,,, tl.e rtiid of N•mntuull~ Ill'<· 111 " lu11~ 10 knoll whll t ia thf' mat11•r "'· ilh t hinp. and th~ IIJ\IIt' nll'u fron1 utlwr •·111~ with tht' hope of fln,Jing t h r out:h 11 f•·v. •· v.·ell-o·hOII:<l'rt .. \\Onb how t o fix thing~ IIJI 110 thf'tr profit11 1.1ill mrn:11~•· Om:' of tb~ rt•al "1111• Olll"~ ht>i ng pro•l>l.·nt h~ told his hea rrn " 11peedy lot of produ('o·tll w,• art'. lie said that we produce in l1llll't;-• day" to 1111pply ouf"ll('lnos for th" ret~l of the year, '"'""'"·' '~''" bein11: 110 amart. and ""'·It JrO(Id wurkel"lil. we muat work tht yl!ar for Jlf'O!Jil' in foreign eouut ries or sta rve beeauAe " 'e due~ ,... liMo,.......,....._ ~ fllrriMH-.llry ...t IIJ*rel1 W.Uiat01, ::· ~.--ne ,r an~·ont• had mPntioni"(l ~ia~i11m.there ~~~:"',..,:.;,'"":.!'...t~ ''P.' 1".~;•• 1 ~~ Th t"~t' .r IIIIWP.mf'JTF{:~~ •~d !:·:~~:r::'oui:,/''~ 1 u :;-.:~~lid.::'!:~=!:..~'";! OUR GENEROSITY wonl•l hl\ t' m.n. '""-- trift.l ~--··~ ., tk -tt. ... (.'IHt u....,. a. SodllQu eiHII!d 1" to~Hil•u Ia \"•• \"«"111~ IO ,.,. ~ at .. ~tW. v·a. iaJ -'-trW&~ ,,,.._ •· •' u., Ohr ..-at•b'- u ..e bfta "' &oil~a<!<'tad;..-. ,....,. lllf'4' "'tlw t..t.. .... ia tJ.efwt aa,. The h•u(JUPI of the Chamber of Commer ee tlte other evWn~ n~ry !l'ood argument for tho:> inau~n1tion of a ayatem of pro. tluttion anJ olihtril..ullon whit".b would put th•• eounlry ou a re•l110und feeling that AII'CIIIIDD ~---~ at a 8odaliac .-tia1 Ia Or. a te• weeb..,... eplnd . . . . . oft'f'h'\l a .IN D&. ~ wM. . . . . . . . SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1914: buill. W!n!t· ,., en tna11 111 that halhJIIt·l no douht h•d a hnJ. . . 0.. . . . . . J""'III.k..,_ .-.....~ ..... .)-5,.J9Jl.•tt.,...m.:.a...._.~yort. . . . tb-adclilllrdl3.W9 110nwthin~ wn~>t. h·· ,Jotw IL ......._.PAnT. 8oeWi.c. ........ .;1 ,.0 •• tM PltUIIt~T- .......... .-............... too mueh. Just think of it if .\·ou u n! 11.-rt• wt ~~~ a lot of /\merit•ana v.ho wouldn"tli~len to xuy ~.htt.>m · · any eonaideration, y~t WI' Me forced to lind a ·:; : .•c. c · c · ·.; product.'!. wltieh mf'ans that we 11re 110 gen~rou1 ~·ork only three mo11th• for ouneh·et. and art' or ntber eountriea mun let 1111 work for tbrm ft'r tbe ruontha. w,. ar•• willing t o "'ork an~l h111c not thllt othns shall t h e fn1ita of our labor St'l"f'f ll't II lw laid I hill thr :\nwril'ana are Ill Alingy Jot. 1 ~.. ' " '""'' ...,-•·,. • ••,:il .. WILL JDI.i IOOlALlUI. 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At KeiJIIIy 1w1 ""-' "'"' W)tea 1.. Kh11 Mp1~ to ' --·~· J].,..IUOoJ lil.e Libert.l1 I ltd ("O..UH- •JM«II, OIM ~~ tile &N'IaU.t• rep. ted u.we,._.,,., *" t•• tombi•i•l! u • Libe111l for 1111!1 tile •r:r •114 •1.hled: ••d a ('o-H~i,.• fCN" tJtr otber. "Sit•1 til-ad U.l~rla.. ._,... ,...,.,•••• ~~~· bells ScwiU. -rilnod , ... i\a ,.;..,., ,, '"' .,.,.... d.f•ted. _ . ., .._by!' ' AJI the S...lali1t Ot!putil!r tllta Ll!-ft: till' llall la 1 badJ. lrfOJIIIIOIP.U. EIO'LOYU. Kl•r .'wd\•14 111 aoti'"" af t .... Couaty, N. J~ Soor:l.aliiUI •re ·~· A• tbe "Y•I P11"7 Wt ,.._ '*'• t_. •••.. ~e··-:··· --- :a~;:~.·:il: ~=~~;; ::!J~~~~~~:·=m;::~ tile ritllt IO orpahe i11to tiM n!IUII lh KIIIJ 'I -.htt. S.rd •f c-.Uo•e,. tall PDIXJD 800lALDft IN orli-.-, i t wUI bo laid DmiOAU Xn' a.u.L,. ne Pl..... 8odalitl IOO':al , , Crotb,~ ltl••~ . . {'llrMt . .;. day dMiealld TBLUi ~Oft NOU tloah Hw ball lril ll a pprctpr{alt ~ T1lAlf 10.000 •.ura. IIIIJI ._ a ,....,u.~ Hallettnille. 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Y~ Jl'.NUARY 24, "14 !'ria Two Calla �UNION MEN .., __ ............. n...~ ..... ..., .. ,.. ..... .s..w:.. a.u............_._.... ~ a-_.,_ 10 lllc Ooolllol Ollb,. II . . . . . . . - ~- , Thc ..... to.....,.~ ahlo. II . . . . cadooatoD• ........... 1.. It aliowa - io lo you II fillY wllbout .................... - -a<hcr -.r b uoloc tho ... New York Telephone Co. MAllft.: t'AO'l TKI!K 107 North 4th St .. ~ooklru. N . Y Tdophooo Bolldloc a...... ~p-Acftat. and ........... fbr the ArOOter·:&ttung. ......,....... ................. .,............ _ .on.-a.r o.... ........... ~ ............ ., ........ a.,, ,..... Ollar. SIS..SI7- Slooot • • llollolo. N.Y. BULLETT.'S SHOES Union Made lti:I"UT~TIOII HAVE A TIEin I IUIII • Witb oar moi'IQ~ oat· pat, co-biDed with aot : chtap up.talra tttlt, WCaft ia & po.hJoa to afn ....... that ala. DOt be d•pllcated cltcwbtrt• ~..~~RNISHIN"::!ou .. . H. WEIDEMILLER Charles Bdlard Rosell ..... EUo!WOOD MUSIC .HALL Sunday Eveninc, February 22nd · .we..- ~~~~~~~ LOCAL BUPPALO, rAAn ~ Adm.....on •• e.rn:.. �,T EPEOPLfS EDDCA TIONAL LEAGUE C.tdlll'ts totl'p Sundap €otnillg at 7.45 - - by - - William P. Barnard National Lectur-er ond [)ebater at CONLEY'S CONSERVATORY, 650 Main Strert Subject for Sunday Evening, "an. 25th "The Rebellion ofWoman" - - M U S I C AND SOLO - - •. 500 p1ht M.n'a $4 00 OtJ G" la, 111 ~.";;!: .......... $2.45 Nl•ran. WIWfllfoof dc>ub\1 Wilt 101\" Ulle••TI,.It, fiiiMIIIult, ..::: ~~d ::~!:W:.~'::. /i;c;:::~ ~~~~:r:n1ea;:_~~~"~'~\.~ doubl••••r. �--- BUFFALO SOCIALIST PUBLISHING OOIIPANY ..... ....,._ ......... .......,. ~o~ut..~u., ....-y TVTTHa.L. .__,. ..,.._, v. .....,_........._T_ amr~ K. ..... ~---a....!~..., ~ Nc. $1.00,... .,_. 501: • C4~ ........ IUPPALo.N.Y. .. .-...... ,.,..w. .. -"-- -....s ............ ....,. J-&.~· rtU. .. a.,- allb"a~WWo. ~ v-. .-o..a 111 Mudll. 1&7t A horu •• ff'J ...,bet her he works or not. N:Jm, timr y.·ht'n you are aboard a 11tre-et car with two or three hundrf'd Qtb,.r. eut a chunk. of the foul air out and t.akt it to the eity ba('tr riologirt. · ~l'llt'OM baa ~mmrndN'I that t he lnternatiooal Rail•ay take all of t bf' ...,ta out of the 1!111'11 aod aubltitute a .eriM of boob in 1btu Jlla.-..· Tht- pau.>ngn llf'JMI irtUde thf' ear &Dd the tor hanp him oo a boo\: and u:tncta the fare from hil him a atart down thr ineline to the other f'rwl ol the ear. loolu. lib a • ell stodtllld elothing atorf' pnopand for a ruU.. THE DECLINE OF CAPITALISM � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Salvation Army Home Exposed Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8209088dfd8826032ca558b117dd5244.pdf 786289d65500898bee983f3e588ee445 PDF Text Text -ALO IOOALIST 011 w.&ATIIUIW.ISTAMIIS ~YTO ..a.'IUIDAY LOClCATTtllt-~ YOUR~J.A-. IP IT IS 88 YOUR SUIISaiP1'10ff lltPIIUIS I'II!XT W1!l!lt Vai.D No. 17 JUD.G E HARTZELL WHITEWASHING DEBAli SUBJ[CT Of IICTURUAT EDUCATIONAl. IIACII -Miller's Harmonia ·Hall Sunday Ev'g, Feb•. 22nd �UN I ON T\a ' tile taf'tiR .r'wloe, ADdtlle~ot.-t, hMtbt!tore,,...toa11tll, t-•re4eotp l•itl•r'oo• 0t all•·i•c._t,, Far 1" kaow Ulat h ia aotri1bt.. lHE -PEOPLE'S EDUCATIONAL T;tetutts totrp Slind•v €otnlng •t 7.4) \'0111'•·\eiooiadarkued Ay t)!fttral .Ullel, Tbat poiat wlrtr. &«Hhl ku4. Tb.~ldreayoa ' ••kiiiK,. ,..a Tile ..w. 'YC! ••UW, · ~;n I• • tkutly bud. --by-- William P. Barnard National Lect urer and Debater . at CONLEY'S CONSERVATORY, 650 Main Strut Subject for Sunday Evenlnc, Feb. 1et "C-RIM£S AND CRIMINALS" - -MUSIC AND SOLO - - ACLEAR TRACK FOR YOUR MESSAGE ' lnd!viduol Unc T dcphono! Suvlcc !rom a clear tracklfor aU tdepbone meuaca to and !rom your home. It is at your xrvicc whenever you arc ready to It enables anyone who deslra to · ruch you to obWn a conncctlon without the delay !hot is ocu.slooally apcri<nud when there is mar< thon one party on the llne. :talk. ladtricluAIUnes.r.tt..-oo~yakwCIIIdl -•4ay.._Pattrl..~Po~Scr.otc.,-. Why not a.sk ""' Commercial Olflcc about "'ur Trad<" telepbonc xrvicc for~homc? New York Telephone Co. T dopboac Buadiac Cu"'h at PnAklfll ~ BULLETT'S SHOES Union Mad e HAVE A REPUTATION THEI£'1 A I£AIOI Witb our tnormOQI oat. combined with oar. put, &hde ol real ' Luther • Thcldnd thot W ura _ ...... . ' "., e.;.. M4 Oo'~· 11 ... » ..11!1 8ula ud . ....,.wa.-o-.er- - • · . -.:. ~ ~ ~...: .18.7 5 cheap UJMta.in fe'Qt, weare ia a potitiou 'to aiY't ' Yaloe. that can. not be duplicated dKwbt.rt. �J FAST COLOR HOOKS AND EYELETS RUBBER HEELS WATERTIGHT .._.PATENTED SOLE SEAM • �.. .......,.. .......... ........., __, ..... . . . ~...a.T~nm ....._, lltli'FALO SOCIALIST PUBlJSHING OOIIPANY tOUI5-.....! ~!WAtt ,....,.~T- .W....la-..t~,ft-ltTit..UYM;Jia,.......-.U. ........· 1tl\W~ ,.U tu: a- ..wd ..... a tg wuU.ea.da&ceu.- ~ .................... .. pNrilld&l .W.,.~ t t - •HL tM Oaud.lu ~ 1ut i-wd a ,.._, Ia .._ - ' - law a dro~L Be 11M O.t ....-aid . . . . ..,..n:k.U,. ...... {I{ U.e Tndel u4 I.M. .u- eat. et . . . _ . IM~ Y . P. CA.TTa.L ....... ~ U.... . . . . ~ LM. ._.., ~ ltla.~etU..wt.tM ....... ,...,.-"' ... ~ &ad lAbw o..-u, . . . . . ., ~- " - ....... IIUPPAI-4 N.Y. a.ur.,._. ......... ,._ - - . T TVTTliLL. Ptb $LAO,_.,_,. 5Ck . ,.._ ._.,.,_kia BUPPALQ. N.Y. * ....._ ,.,.lllkllll..tr- hod...._... - ........... ~· ,. nw 4 1..111 """'€-k thP enj.'"inf't'n. firtmtn. tt-ltgnphers. eonducton traimnen or tlh' n.·Jawlt~ & llud~D Railroad went on to cowpo.•l tho• ra1lroad to takf' baek some of the 1 1 thto union11 who hall t.....n di~h•r~t!tl for all~gN · Tht• 11trtk.. .,-as instanlllllf'OUL About 5,000 men i ditf,.n·nt lrll•l··~ IOJOJ>NI v.ork immediAt.. Jy whtn the caU wu i and thf' 11lt1kr lai!ih'J onl~· •ixttl'll hour.. The lllf'n wou. Thel'f" 1, 11 it""NifHl to hi' h•Arnl'fl from thill at rike and unioo men ~hCIIllt! tako• the trout.! .. to noll· wh~ it wu settled 10 ljllickly And wh~ !h.- o• mplu~·en ,::a1o· itt. Tv.o of thE' N-&JV~n' v. by tlus ~>trike wu won a~ taut. Tlw til"lJ\ 111 thst o•w•ry man working on tb.. road rl'lorllnll ..,s of whi1•h uuwu hP lwlon(l;•d to. Tlwrf' w11" It 11'11~ not 11 til~•· of ono· muon ~otoing out a lonf' whtll' thE' lllf'll lltll,l'l'o.l Oil th1• JO!o Sl'lllobillJC on thr1r f.-JIQW t o auppl~· futul11 to kt·l't• tiH· olho'r c r aft on 11trike. Om· IJOI Jo!'O 0111 IIIU!ot' TO IH' lw•lllo•IJ ltud tht•U hopt'lt'Mi)' union• '" come out 11nd JOin thf'ln 111 tht>ir humilit)'. gl't'lll t'ltpo·ruhtur.- un thl:' pan of tht• unions {or st rikt> "'"' 110 hunl{rr and >tUffl'rinj.'" lltnOnjl th!' ft~mi liet of the ~·trikc-1'"1. - IOOU.LIII!' wm~K~.Y. ~~~~~~ -~a\o~~.r:_· ret....,_ "" ... "- ~-. 1t1 tl•• ... ~- .,. .._ R•..U.a week.IJ" .... ._. wWd. Jln!PMitioll. WtHpa,_.olt.arr)iaaa•lt.r. . .aJori\1. ..................... ----- ucl. BHnU.u Ia De- IIOCitAuft a&IRIII U Uat at1abu Ia Vk.lliKAJID 41' WQaE title!. "Tk ~." ud It hae-•ukat'--totHXU-U:.· at u ; Ftee 1".-- a.lldilf, J.e&dll'r, & F. Atwood of SieMt. .; 8. . ordl'r Dt.ltf!.. wri... 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"8e.nlaM 'to tile of tltel.r tebool. e.pita 11f &r· triudly to nrtt"" 111111 o•u.. book, wlaldl were prHHtod to ,:~~~! ~u;i;n~·:"~:::~·ll"b;~o:;~?; ~~:::~~:t b~in;-:.,:u~~~~ 2::!~:~:7~~~;,i;~~d~ tht 1 t o th : •b.au~e m tht' IY¥I•·u1 nf tll'lrt,.l)' llhu•h lte. tl~t'o"8. , •: ...e .,,, Ia tlat' 1tate 11 ~:-::~.~b:~;:: :: ~~ ~~~~~ -=~t';, -:~ .~:= ~Iii:~~~ ~~:..~. ~~~~~::.~-: t All.boll10 :~:~~~~~~;~'i[.,;:d~~:~:,:~:.-•l::~i:~~-~~ £:::«~~,~~~!:~~ ~=f~:::::•:w:.=:':E;~·~· :~l'r~:~~ dmup~•l re~uae ::o'!::'r:~t ~~ t:,t:: 1~ E.. off and llt>t 111 tilt' UJt .,,th tbe ree:t, of the ~~~ ,'t,~:;~..!~~...w~~tth:;: ::~:~~:~lin•:t~n=-~~::e '~:kl::i~ !:~~·;.=~be :!~ •·u~~:.'; ~~~~~~t';:!,.:·;:.~";;~ ";;r,jno;r,:;"i:t':: er:i!~O: !.:::.~.~0~: -•t ::~~:.. rh"'ll ill tun,...! •H••I ~hort-li\·ed. ot.heN nruggling and aurIt b a l't':~l 1tru~~~ .. for uilllttllt:e and depe:nding on the of thto mJ11 •dual nu-mb.. til of the ~iali.st Party for . work of th .. mtlnt ... r ur tht' ~ialiAt Party ia no I . 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II•• tbt>ir Jhare rt:tiac evt aad .-niug tKket. a.od sut-ription earda:· to ::.:: 11 uuu o• •••I· Tile lonl-llu j&lt , 1,..,1 a ,...••, 1 - of 11 o. .tn.l Row, oaa ot tllt laM! nit" of rDOIIll ie 1 ~, tity 'W'itbl• • , 10 .,1 ,1 tloro• or u., Clt1 ll,e\1 ..,tl poatoec.. h rootaiOI 1 lut.U eapeWc af -tl•J tOO .;ita ltlt..au. 111 , _., ..:.tier r - eo•••ttM 1"'0ttt .-.o••· 8t~:!:'!c~= ~:~ Dlll.t »-ben: ' . ' U 1CIO took Ia ~ liNt deet'-• N't•-beT ., lfll, &ad u a tlt._..u. or 411nWW11 tUl ,.., 'ftte lor 8altlalilt eudt<J.t-, tbil Jadtt,- a.-ad~ It t.bt ~ Mad Ia, Is trritlac, J!U • Nl1padOa u a - ' - ' of tall --ltV· I'OIIptf'tf'IIQJ, KmtlU.l'l' IPl'ZOEL. p,._ 0!:0. P. 8011W.AKTI, &lt!t. Tile '"'"IJID-111!!1'1 well It ;, ttle lrat tl•t Wllat-11 kal'fl boee •ul•- ~;~: 1 ~~ ~.,lit.:;•:; .,.""' at"llll't ~gm to thmk th11t the~ are newt'r of th.- w ork Thra adf-uti.fit'd norton j .. wurking ba\·oe with witb th• paj>t'r. Tbt' ff(.od workera he\'~ IJ.t,e11 getting job and lea1it1K it to the oth•·r ft'llo"'' to do. and the thf' o ld' standby• •~ O'' erworlt.t-d and cannot ~mp!Uh rHUita. Tb~ Sodalia-t P1rty dRDau•\11 of it• mtmhere-.t.heir heart7 aopport 10 the work of c-ondu~tllll' 11i- h·c-turt'tl •rKI eawrtailrme.nta. Tb~ IH"turea aad t•ntrrtammNlt~ art- of no uae if there;. DOne ,,..,..u.m da1f." it c.lled.t ~talilta pt'Hf'nt Ttl!'rf' mull br nf'W pt'Oplr to tj.tr:n. aDd the DeW for tle keeU..... pt"Oplt to ~Dtt'rtain. Th1!!1 mtlAIIS that our fflmradt'l umlt get bul7 It •lpt paetpaae ac11aa o1 and aell tie:b-. to tbrir frill'..wla. Tbia mellOR work, but it mun ..be tklap. u 01 tt ~ta . . ..,. te rtoo.. to It~ the movf:weDt ou it1 fHt. N ..a. by tloftr.,.U.., tle: li,... of u.u. Tht- -~ iJI trut> ia the ea&t' of the Buffalo Sodaliat. 4,.. jNt tile n.M ace lf be havto readt.ra fo r thi. fllipt't if th-vapt>r ia t o be of at ...-.,- poJai"le n..- '" Ute d.I.W mtm bf' ~Qrutantly adding ne-a· aub.K-ribera to our · laW~ ~ian. to •tar OD the rruap. With thto int-rftM'd number of .. papt-ra and ma,-ui..aea WI' a"' eompt>llf!d to aalr our loyal ·~~~n~'l u......_ to ~t a hut.le oo thtmwh·s and h!lp ua out finaneiaUy if to ro on with tbt' worlr •f publilo.hio@ thi• J"lll,ler. l o plato tAI.k it it up to thto t"Omr ad.:. to eome out of aDd pt. to w-ork. You want lt!.etlii'N aDd eotutainmenta wut t.hie: paper. Yoo e i.D ll.an what 100 want but you ahar" or tbe work a ad .bow ,-oar de.in: foT .-bat you· tbt~. order" .,......_ · ":!•;ri:..~o:l :~=:,: ::t~-:.·~!~:! ~;-!::-=:.~~: :;~1!:·~~:. -•ben Ia otlaer -uou of tla. malt b. nu..:l 110t 111 qwU tiM du. wllere tiley are Ia poeitioa tarb. .ee. ao,. "" or~· t.o adopt t"- taf· Wtlo tsllto " ' tbe .•lliUa •",.. ~IM tiNy ue booacl to brla1 iood dty tao"-• • tllf:•ttal fet't"'! wa.te• :: : wortk ut.lliO£ •lin 11 a 1.11 til-e co.~~~uaotyf h Wa.ate lod.a.lUI: r - - . , 1 att tile enu-o1 of tbe _ .. at lite lo .... ':, Tllrl Del,.-., -reta'l' a1 ttle Xoo• tH hnd• ol •"" . _ or due of • ortil •ottli•r -~ P fell .-row•· Towuklp 8cllooo.l Btatd, MJt: "Tllt -a,p""'ea.t.ob.t•urr.,.to.a,,..,,.., acl . 811 11 f 11 Cb &o tbe ,...,.. .. a niJI•or ud 1tore ' ;;,:new rti... te lleor frva ~illllet t.ae~ Ull%tJ")llJ OP L.&..aOa PUU It waol.t H •1!11. if C'lHtol'tow ~-::lilet.oteaetllaediftrid PU~~~.~=~; h_ad • -poly nf t llat lliri of t•ai••· . lk - la rd"ent•c to tloo f'&lo· of ttl., Soda&t Prieti•l c-1*.1 But .s..- EaJl.oa4 f'1l•pet.• 1001111, wind •l.ll be 1aeJ'tDIID4 Diet 1tri , W:llliaa X. a..t1, tclhor ap.i...t o.....,.... llutelo1, uial., 11t1l -ttl Ia 1u ill truuant of H.J:t 1eu, IIDcl .,.., of tlot'M at ltf!tld K11ror, - - - . I'll part, ot tha 10luore aod eoahntioa of tba A lid New Yo.-lt 9utte. ucl be f:ft.IIU"y er_llloolt. .. fol~~ '' T'u ..... Oil <.la1ll.et ot ttle HaatiaJtoa flodalln aed lawe, '- .. bad •• uy, eiau tftWI tiUa ,...... II ...-ee -•lolla, •lun ..,. ..t. baee railed, "" t.Mir Star oa W.ay by StaLe at~U.Mi· ly\al( deftDt ttle law. I•Wad "' lt.a•e 11110 -tbli "-•• •llort.ned Ia 111'-"U ,_,., aecl tM will •P ia tiM Oinait Court Tk paooJOW •• a.ot ~ lawt ,._ ...,._ na11 troa ~ . _ 11•~• eo• leet -•liM' pe.y 1• bd'Dn! Jodp Or&lla'llll. oa hbnaary 1. tbo.r aMd a coaael- u il bet wf.D M -toria.Jl1 IKreuai tJNa ltriil:.. ,... -paay Ia Ollf of tloo Tile del- of ()(o'I'I!MICW Hatleld for .,..tlll.t - - .-.um Ia "Uie world. h deetfOJI&I ltlo ilodaliR JIDPI• wu tbat parao.. IJI~tooll at"t ~....._. llou f'Oi";" .~ ...... Ia JINIW nt of tile tlia acu- W&l U.oa1b1 . _ . , . al tlte write !f'arl o.tpla, M('rdaq, Jl~~~t~· -a.n, ud ...- it wiD M4 .arbllraw. u - Hid tloefot_fore jutlleble. Wlllea PL. atatiec pM of certilnto hrely tWre .....W ba . . . pe.b!W ,_. tlla pli.U., pl.e&t wu ael-a th bi1 t-ma~~·~;:':Y,1.~· work of thr ~t"iA_Ii!lt i'~r1y to edoeau aod o rpniu ,.::.~:"; ~~;m7,·;:';~~":t~~~=~....~~~~~:~o:l ri;~:e~o ~~~~~~ ~ikaeb~u!:~m~in:' up • T11 .. ~·1ali•1 l'nl,. 11Ud tb~ ~ialilrt prHI ia growiDg •II onr ,;~:u:;:,:-t:.~ d~~~--:.:.::~= ~e:;:::: ~~ ~"::::.t:,t:it~ta: ~ ::· .. .. ll.Dn'lllf •o•ld • aot ttle llleoMadl b.t heque..-_. tb- klad of taltln lf!e;p l.•w jaetiled ie t.a)Jal tlao!' food awa1 fr11111 --11tary poblie 1otlta aad tMa 'dia· tile i•llu•a• te.f Au-ordl•• to F..without tla"l•l aet th world oa q11~ locie thy WOII.Id be a•titt.cl ta pet th owe.e" of the lattorl• . .d I all'- • " cootn1 tlla •••• wtlereby ,...,. 11""• •• tM ra.elt or ae-ler tile !Pb· bet &o ltlf:llte tbe t..tliar: •kltll . . . aeei u,,.. •-eo tor ClMa •'1 tor tlla •ke of ~•-•il1. Rat let o-aa tor Alder-. ••d ... for tM WDrltenODU try tile l.ad.ic-1 J"D- Rel!:iiii'Uof \'011111'1, tJot ftart..fCH"dS.. taltaa 10 ror.. wt ol tbe ...p.aiut.loat--"' . ., -~wr wM ...wtl for Wilel!lfl or aa1 ot"tlf!t ~laJiet relldldat.e. Jl'olko-w· 1111 it..• toJ11 of a lthll'r wlalela U. bee• MDI to Mtb &~lllfber: AI 1-a. Po. Oae. 11 1111. m'f I'OLL !'AX LAW. Ntw Jerwy ~ M•a t.e.. ..,. Ill o . . . _ ldont tlat U•• . . . aetldacl• tilt aJ.. of!':.=.=: =::.::,:-:-utile ~-o:.: bT tlot putr. Aboot 100 b ltlO, •••. tka tltdtloa "' . . .twr • - i• au.u-e, beel4• Lh _-.f-.1 lobbtlac il ~ 1"id t 8aeleliltt, ud a krlt a•a- *liltktiOL h 11. Ill~ tNt wHit ooo·Boc.i&JIIIt epaeta&on. t lla aat - · te trial. tM ,........ ...-at.ary, H. )(. Blada.ll-, tt lblUJI'a ,...,,. wm k q-akkly ~\tlloraue . . . -.-Jy'OII....._ -.., otlaome.., wM '- W Od t . tM ata.. aboet7ti-beraat eo..at. la Ott,.. . . . . . ia . ,....,.. ... mp.,-__, ... tka - . . I f « .AlazUtl.w *-t:t, tM i-.d liMt Pob. , _ aaher e~ u.. W•llty ' - t , a . . 1M ·~ -Mnllfp lM ..m.tlot C418-ll11. tN Patfrtk Qull. . •ta "'- UN.'f'twt~J~-,-. -r• til1.11 ~ llu btJia • ••tl.rft7. TlllelawS.pewarhl,'-.,..po•.,J a~ ~ buacl apoa hlllt!U .. \Mo•oUar. TMIIoUar-.ktD . . . . . _...,..., ., tM ......... ... '"""'"""*•·· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. 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IP IT IS SAUl A T - STAJIIDI -AYTO SATURDAY v... u-No. aa 89 Yotllt SVIISCRIPTION EltPIRESNUTYI!I!Jr:: BUFFALO, N. Y~ PBBRUARY 7, m4 Feb. 22nd �FORCED TO VACATE WITHIN 30 DAYS BIG CASH BONUS PAID FOR LEASE NOW SHARED WITH OUR BUFFALO CUSTOMERS I am partin1 with th& don: with deep rerret, for it haspro-.m to he one of the the birtat aucceaa m mr cham of outkU. But oo acc:ouo.t of uma. and the diltaDcc from New York beadqu.utcn it ia iua.dTbablc for me to coa.tinuc liDc:e I am J uaabk to fhw. it the attcntbl it mwst hnc. 1 am, bownu, prtp&rinc for tbc future trade: of mr tbouuoda of Buffalo c:ustomcn. ENTIRE STOCK OF GEORG~S · MODEL CLOT-HES FOR MEN AND YOUNG ~EN MUST BE. CLOSED OUT WITHOUT REGARD TO_ COST OR LOSS I Never before in the hlstcry c:l my m bir atora haY< aueh reductions ban made. Nothln8 reMrvecl. AD thla seaaon'a aulta and overcoat>, fur coat>, dras clclhta, walldnc and Prince Albert auill, raincoat>, trouaers, etc., and In addition my new 191• Sprinr models in two and three-jllece sultl and top cootl (aD 11%<1) an: thrown In } -) at prloea that do not cover ooet to manufacture. THESE RE;QUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE KENYON OVERCOATS (WATERPROOFED) t15 andrt18 valuea. Combinaii<Xl 0..... and Slorm Coata. Plain and blanked hack V dours, T wuda, Casslmaa. ct<. Medium and 5 $ heavywda:hta. ADhavethe"K<nrdrn"tradcmark-NOW I $12.00 AND $13.50 $15,00 AND $16.50 $18.08 AIID $21.00 $22.50 All S25.M Suits and Suits and Overcoats Overcoats SJ-50 su.50 ""'' .,,,_.,.,,.... plene l.ad re-.ewal or •r nbo~ri~•••ll ll p11per. JwouldJiot ..._, •ltullt it. ·- Good yo.ia1'"r'"'rkfMtJI.eeau~~e. E. BA TMONO OO:SS"ER. Marioa,o., J ... H , l•tt.. Bda.L. Soea.1~ U..ako, N.Y. EM'-d fad fl !Of t lw! Bat'alo S.. Suits and Suits and Overcoats Overcoats $10 $12 Anti. so on up, in 11t1tp1 c:l one dollar, to the hJch<at Jrode allk llned Sulta, renulne ~ Ovtr<mta (outer edc<a and poekesa velvet piped), El,.oian UI-., Donqal T wud Balmauana - moot • hmurloua prmentl. ori(inaDy marlrcd at ~. $45, $50 and $55, NOW • . • • • • • . 25 ALTERATIONS FREE TROUSERS SZ.SI.U 13.11 13.51 14.1 14.SI&S5" SUS7 " SllSJ .. .1.110 u.oo U.IIO .a.oo ta.IIO M.OO ta.oo .4LL 8.4LEli ABSOLUTELY FINAL NO C. 0. D.'S J'!!!..!!!!!'UNDS NO EX(:HANGES 357 Main Street Tw.o Doors From Iroquois Hotel ALSO 8TORE8 AT NEW VUlijt-(Two)-42 Wnt 84th St.rut and at 86th, ConKr Bro.dway PB1LADBLPWA 15tll ud Cbe.baut PJIOVIDENCB 868W~ �II"IILEl EDIII'BIIIIE!L - I l l a peak at MILLER'S HARMONIA HALL Don't Buy any shoes until you have looked over our line. THERE' S A REASON I PRICeS $2.00 ~ 0 .....: $4.00 .· ~ THIS WILL INTEREST YOU evenings. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL 9 P. M . SATURDAYS 11 P. M . 56 Seneca Street Up Stairs INDIVIDUAL LINE TEIIPHONE SERVICE A line to the T tkphonc C<ntral Offlu for your udusive usc ; a telephone. that you can use at any time without the delays that ov casionally arise wb.n you share your line with others ; a clear track for all mcssares comin&' to you - that is jndlvtdual Lin< T elcpbonc Stnncc. And the cost is only a few cents a day more than you now pay for tdtpbonc aavlu which others on a Party-Unc. you share with Yb,.ootb....c u lAdtricMI.&IU.:..T~ m,--bclaw,..tp~Ac.ol~? 0.. 8e-Gt-U•IIIll ta now on. - m..ra- New York Telephone Co. aut lWOGr-...1 c:~~tto~atociMJlocnall_........ frvcD-10---~C"K ndacdo• ,._tJ _. lt ,.. are lA .-4 fl( ...taiH pod$ 7Mf oppartwatcy. tb" .. 1271 Qe- atreet, eo'D!PBO.-.s .tbt Kaistrbof ·~ PETEit KUPPEL 11!-«t. s::lll-:-' ~-~...75 ·~~~~ . ttt..71 ..oc!'.a:· ~ ~-: 114.75 .u.:.~ ~ ?-: ....75 UNION HATS The True-Story of the _9onstitu on �TH~ MAltON TO FREEDO. _. ... -niMifc""-. 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The ~l'll.lltd huaino·allmf>n or tltiA city a r e r:ither an euy boob!! or 111 1rtful IWI of bunco lllt'll, or they would ri~ up th111 loottng of th .. ('it.•· t r t-a)lu ry . Til~: faf't or tho· matter 1.<1 that • ftw men at the h<'ad banka anti publte a .. n·j,.., t'(lrporation• with one or two " leadiug yt'~<rt~'' ran pttl o•·er "'·'·th un.• tho·~ t'llll Aqueer.c dollat'11 ont of . It worka hie" thia : Th.. !filii o'UDIJlllll)' 111'1'<111 the money. tho•lt cuth~t·m·t•. the l~<w~·e1"11 n..ed the iun•,.tigation, l'ulolll' ~l'n· irt• f'onunuuuon mn~l make a 1hO'III'. ma~·nr u•···ol!l th ..,. '-ti•c llor:alb olr otme...~~.;,: .-;'.,.,u t hP '-'""' ,·omp~<ll~ ·M hill 1s ptud Jll~l Mi thnu~h uothuur had 111~ol the M11yor 1<1ul l'u biJt• ~t'r• It'<' l'ommiAAion llf'e laudt'tl ..kw~ for .., ... w.lm" the "''·'· ·~ nwney without aeromplish ing u,ek !'::!!~ ~~ :::::U:..':,!:; r.~: or to bf1n to ,.., abauUten . .tl read· ~ w!Utoat ,.,-. , .eM M .en tor tllit ,.oiee o1 tiM ett-.cvd ~~~ .-.... all •~r tile -.1.1'1 u w tr.e~~-. win Ia ~i• ....,.,.. llelr .t tlta .._rdwt worbn lM eato ..U al. .ol a.e...d. tlllat t be P'lt>li• .-M.d. 8lw ~~by WIU!a111 ~Mol• •HII be peraltfod to pertor• MfeW,. to~ 8oda».t. ~ aalllamprM tlleir U.portallt· '-.doa. • , .., .A....- JaiJn'HLT XIIWIP.APD. Br&inla1 lolanit tM, '' eo.-11 ae-,••. P'JM'f de-\'oted to Lilli pntplo· ud ~lly .Ut..:l to MI-t tlta prowan.t .-:~n be .illlloed. fte --.e-t of tkk papa- pr-oat· ' - to ,t.-. an tlteft ia hr Soe.ialU!o of -lite ~orrut -t.L It lo to be Jlllbmbed ),[il&ot.-TIIat lite ltaltaa . _ are by tlte O.operllin Caatoa, 0. btflt•i•c a 11ta1 """ ton• ht politia wu deaout11rtetl Ia tile elwtoral t.t· 00~· ftVl)D!'I u.mJI wkkll reR!\04 ia lM s.or:...._.t, eoax.u.J:I7 KO~T. A~ Ctpriaal, bei•l • ' to tl~a -n. 'Dia&J¥. 11 -.lily pabl~Mtd ,.... jorlty, !,},..- 'Vot4r Woe UI,.IM Ia h..._ tv 4,US apl.•t. 'EO'fry-. Ja u.. Ua io• •ppca-(e.J tile ..uo.. o.....o... w!U .1111 Nkl d ..... to~ a plat I - ( wkldi ~ .... lll'ballntd ... tlte -buallip for ratlleoatioll ., ,.. jt:etioa) ud .,...... ca•palp &ad - prn..Uotl 4etall&. • BIO liV.mwM OP'FICtti.La J)ox•t o.u VJB'O• J'Oa I'.AT~ Soda!l.t OM~Uma• W\Miu._ M'Cllto b ' " _ . of • . , . b7 U. of t.o. .U.,.S. Nd b)' -bt.ttOftl lklillf tit,- W"Od at U.. ,....War .,...._ aut'<ll ctti- ltllak -., ...... t,~ 11114 • ....,. b7 .W P'l'tJ' -.U... wllo ut, of Ute Ia ~ r-rat. •jofttJ'. Wlll'u _. Ot1..tl :.:'.!. ~~ pri~up.=..-...:-~ =~~ ~ :!~~ =·~..,~=-·~~~,! ., "" t..;_ 0 ~:-:;.:: =tt;;, bi.:... bow-pole o~t. M,.t.t llf odlt•,. a...-.c~ drot.t t~~» . . .- .. •t~pt .1<lut : . .Al~ day IOIIf lM pal~~! I• lM alnll Uti eoatrfl111ten cru.p f\lll.7 Lilli !.pan. to UllluaiM tlla dty. IV Mild labfr oS1d' Daa~. Tobta, <J..tri(Ct . _ . .Urntu.adetl by uowd:. ef of ee-'e - .. . t1tat .,. IIOW 1t0t aU tlrat uy M 41adoa.r,...a or- tla~Gfo, ::~:!:: :.: ~·~ •~:•:;,tell. ~oe;; :._hl,.:et'" ......... ~~~~~II~ be ...d. SOMETHING MUST BE DONE ret.,.,__ ..u.~~ ~.-: =,"!::' .:: :;;:.;'::',u":: Mf1 0'\11 'Ill a. .,1 : '.. " : : : ' uti I• ,~lla wero tlte "a.n.toeratie ladi-," der.lce<l w.IJrielotb' bit.,.... to ..-lte to lila wfU applf a. ,._, ..,...., ,... oe.L doplfutN bert • ' " ' ,..M'b <If'"· out i1 '-~~• uti..al Ui--«Ht ot r.d, pob&lterL of llrillf 11M ~ l - 10 to ~ ,&111 res ult -. •doaal 1_, tile Th r l.'lh t .. 1rrow~ >!'2-iOOO from the o·r~ ro•<'t'l\1' lll\o•ro""l 01; 11. tlrr lllw~· .. r• ~··t lht' IUOllf'~- (~, ·;~;.,,;,,;,,;,;,,..!•• c-. \T~t ta , Pr-. 1 ~ftDII~-=:'!J":!; ..,..a. .hbUM.iltc · ,.;;;;.;;;..,!;,, o r th .. lti!.S t-ompa n.•·- We f110r tht> gu <"'TnJ'KitY. but ir '' 1~ no>t'~lil>llry to ftnoliug out how mnro_h 1lw r1ty owt•ll thf' I.'Onlpluy pay thf' bill ant.! be- doue ~·ttb 11. or hettn llill 111\t·~IIKliiiOil \\",. hH\o• ho•a!"ll tlutt ro·t·••ntl~ tho• h••ll•l uf thf> JJ ,,a!th Dt•partmrnt 11!11lo·r1nuk IH 111\I'IOili(Hf>· tho• \t•llllllltlull of,,, .. •tro•t'l CllT"' of tht' It to•rnHIIUIIIII ){'Ill\\ a,\ It 1~ ~1011! thRI ho• lti'Hu&Jl~ tn<lk a trip Ill 0111' th• •·Hnlltl utdo·r to l•·atn fur l1im'l•·lf Wo· 11t•' j!'hulthat 11~ tt'\Utllrd 11ll\o' lllltl wo·ll Ttu~ poor ont~oo· .. rJt oln<'lor h•~ J,,.,.n rntl<·tl•·ol tu such an 111 th•· '''lllila!Jtlll of th•· qr,,,., o·11r~ that ht' ol!'t'lllt•d to t rt'at \o·tlll<lt<lltHJ t+•HJ IIHlUthl ,l ~" "h11l <ltd ht' dt> but lfO ri~ht dOW II uftio·o· :UH) ~~'"' · ro·tll mfurrnHI I<>tl · fur hunlll'lf Th~: otftrials nHu]•lln~ \\ •·r•· nul~ to•• " _'_lltlllo:' ''' ll•·••nmo..l_ll lt' tho> doetor Bllt1 " '["'' '"' 1-ar \\ttl> t•·al ••·nltlHlllnt 111 II tak .. him ov~r thl" I E••·r.'t h m~ \\U fi,;•••l pt"i"' rl~ for Jn., Tt'o·o·puon. 1md you may hr thlll 111111 o·Hr ""' nnt <ll•·ro·n•wd ..,J ttf o·oun.o· ht~ "J•IIIWII n f tho• ,-,•ntlllltlnn of tht U rf'et etU"I f1110r11h). 1<1 tho· t'HIIIJ>IIII,I I flllltl it fll· 'lthPtWtlef Hut th .. o•lt·r~,J,._, 1•11\TUII "' tht> o>tro••·l C'lltl or thiN ~ity has a (o•rt·lll Uf'lllt<>n ('l"fl\\dlll~ !1\·o·r 11/\t' hundrt'•) jl4'0p)e illt O ODt' Of p•••rl.• , ...,flllllt-.1 <'IIIII•· •·Hno •~ 11 •· r tmt• lljtlllltat the dt'('f'OCy 1"'''1'1.. (lf thui <'1\ .1' ~l••t1 lltHI ""mt'll !lrr Januned together in 1nn " ·hu·h 111 11 ·h~rs.... T11lk "'""'' !W'Inlf' nf the modttu "'-ruuu, ),.,.t v:h.• wh11t '"'!'!"'"!<>Ill 11 t·rowd~ 1treet ea r th.. a dan•·•• h11ll .. ,.,.r pru<luo•o-.1 d w Htt'd 11 thouu.nd lktmlt... th·· t!tllt'OI1dnr1. th .. o·hlltto·" carrring dieeue I"'ilt)tltflllll liTO' lt'T'tlh],. \C> thmk Of ~len &lid Tle 1901, 11M~ owiaf polftbl..,....W bl aar t. lMI. ber Ptiae .. P,.._, - '..te he......,_ tort ,....._ u& frof::lo;:;.•,:; :~'c~:=:~ ~~== ::..."";:-AI-::..~ llaowo u ~~~~ !!;; ~~~~= ~':'u~dotw,!:: '"'rtM Ro·,ul l ~ ~· •lllor:ll ;. • bra..dt of t1111 Uaited Oatil· ea o lloaiNtly . .d pi'OIIIdly aPr"'"' ttl into org1H. trhi• hu not just hapJlened but hu been part of well Ti111u, doted Jaa. l -U ll, 11114: 'fteta 1tfote.nU upWa wlllat Jaid J>lan• in many euea. Ot>IPgat.._ lll'e e ntertained 11t the ·~~ jiuu~ti-••"naeot to ~re relifloual tltey iauttd to 4e.. Let .. oot, a.., of thf' UIIIOIIIi when c·ommittt> work 1honld lte gi•·eu their time. · for t;>"blie w.IIROI t:kikl11ra .-..4ua, d -in o•IMI- ~r. It a(t...r th" <•on •·entton i11 U\'er . thr work le ft undone ia"taken cite by !>lew l'orlc t•e"-• n we do aot •-a to ~t, ab1111d.p tlol• b~· lht' offieer!l o f the I nternational. C.tlloliu." Tb.i1 Uo plal• to 'lObi~~ for lutowled.p, we •ut It W('ltl]d be bett('t ror the uniona if it wrre cut out. or ol~llt!, wllo U.. kiln aaol -...lite op on url'"'- to do 11/IO!ht•r ~ P.AM7 '10 .-oM:mAn f t ba.or:kiac ot c.rdiDIII Far;::ill ..qarol ~doe d.Uy " llort tllu 1,000 ._1':\er. wM u• or:~.,~~-~ life oa tlr... Mrtll lllu a h.-t C.tllotiee .,.. Ia tba DJ1UiatiP If •~'1 ~er ot tiiM t..e wll• daa.-morf' harm to tbe labor mo•·t'meut of tbi1 eountry than a n y . . . . . . . u.................... .. ·~ol- - -- few dea4 W. 0.\lrdllll, P"oldeot of tM HN--taal.fttbtt..t.p.Wk~"-1 . __ .. of edoeatla-, &ad Dr. WDII..- H. llu- k frM t .... all n~llfl-n-11t, t-li&iou or -n, ..pma&~-aa..' ot .,....._ ... tn &r.~y - wm - . ,_ aa1 to do .-ltlro . ., M a ruult of the .11lt.&e.ll on Pre.ide;t Gompen of the Ameriea.n •"edt!.n.tion or l.abor at the Minen Convention. one e vil which hu s.t- ... ....... 8ocl.alllt•,....w.l-- _ t.... Jl..u.p..m~M~ .......... at JWialo.,NcwYort. TOO MUCH ENT~RTAININQ ..... o.,.-.,.....,.. ..... ,. ....... ....., ... .. _ ........ ..... Lelrlor....., .............. ........ ~ la k ...,. -.-4• t.Ut of Btahlo. '1'\o B..w.kt BodaU• ,, tt. •1 Wo ~ ia 4.. e{ ...ltal pi"'Oi.et ol_t.l.,__a wllo iW.I ..rlaf: ..._. u~--. J-5. ''Jl. aiJb ;~ ~;~ut~d~-= ~-- to~ J*Pie of W. -e.... !!:~ufll:.r• .';~~ ::: :!'-: =-;---=SA=TURD ===A=Y="".=~ =·==U=A=R"=;,;,7=.=.,-~••-===-\:;'M,: ;;:: :!.:::. 11'; ..':.:: ••~n~: ~•=1 ~~~~~~~ S.~~ '::0~~1 t-o bo&rd 1116..,_. ~,..... oltltall'lii.Mt..t . . ~~-~=-:o~! ,.:~~-~~=:=.-::-~ :,::=~-==elf prepuiq dto l..ti...w.J ••tial 4'. patH':._..,. m. pri.,_, ~ \be a-.do .t Ute -~ac duo • -.nM lifo att.er ci.U... a aao'• .---.,1 belW wltll - ,..,_. ....... ...-roaaa&f7Ullll••......._. ...._Bit-,_._..,...._ ....... ...... ~~'=-:.~~ llf111 fto J ARII· If : • lladllebt.e• ... be:-- :~.i:·t::d~;~~,.~~~~~ ~~':',"'~--::!:~~= liiLL PO. 'All' ;..llile o• tile odoer had badi"Mh of tH T~~..,e: •= •il;.:;:..~ ~:..:::::,'::.~~~~:.':~Uti~ -::..:~~0:: ,:71~:dub:;:;: ~~~-=~~::':"':..:~~~~~.. .~..!:~~;-::=~..'-::_~"'., doa 't Will\ t~ to WI y011 111oty labor wbu tlte fact t~ . et .=.~ ,!!"'~~:~ol10 = na of triu111p~ tile Mjeo-ti,.o Eipt-R.-r -=~ ~! h)' twwatr-foor. uol f1Wt.7• tiM bal.lol lot a ..~. . 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Kiac-n7 a llo •Pf*ored bo-font tlte ••· Ia CaUl-*" fll'a.de erri•l!d a t tllit. .,..., , t lte •a1 wu tr.s.elced bT II••· of po:otit<1 ..d ...M:IIUII ud., 111 ,..~~•••tl•~l i• Ju.ly, dulleoo toot aad (itJ.u. . · - arreo\ell. oiHtloeof Cis•rlaal Ma ~ tH t .... f or llot Tkllaa ro,.•nt· 111M• tlte ._,,. eleeMtf de,..aty ,.... do•• tnna ~-•tTy - •1 ,_,. ••eti<>oary f'lll.f!n, aad llu ia Puie, wlle-nt for o &allf loe 11u Mea w..-lr.htJ 011 tlo• ota.l' Ute rr-'- Sodallat !Wly · . ~ ~:~,..~ ~~~~~;.: ;0~;: ::~ha~~d ~l:: ,:~~;:;· ~~··~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~!.~!!! ;;;;:.~ hut throl4llgh !he una'"'dablr jt'rtlldtng I on 10H oth,.r than th .. lr n10· u Th1• ml'nlal 11nd phy1ieal eondidon of 1ft .. r a.,,......, t'llr 1np 11 ._.,·,·r~· thing but congenial. It tah• a •tomach of ca~l 1ro n to withstand it and if 1M thr Board of JJ ... lth l'' ill tak~: a t r ip 011 biA O'll'd hook bt will palkD!t't'ts """ oft t'u eompt:"llt"d to lea•·e the ear from tbe the roul air 1 hPr.- 111 on!~· on.. r ..wedy for the eYils wbieh eonfront Lhe on th l' 11\Tt •·I r a r •IU,..t l<~n-t he ~~pl.- mult ow-n them and run ror thr bt>• ..ftt an•\ """'or tht' rueeogen inatead of t.be proftt of a ba11kera and lawyers ......r «on"tiM o~ tile l aten111tioo&l ---Uaioa of ~lap Wn..en, Mill llln ud ..aALL ~ WBO W.,._.., uol ..-i'Nd d,. ...llimoul • J'.A't"OU .&.&KY. \'OU .t iadllllll!-.,t of tltat \roolly. Tlwo ladaJ·~ ---f'l!~tl.., f,.. ~ Cltr.NO&OWDI OP O"Eaiii.I.Jll 'r.AD l"'lllipproo tNa Pll"a..nt OV'I' aBD CAaDI. 'boft- 1la hdt W..ll Ill ...,,._ 0'\tt. llaod.-.ct. of - b e n .,. • 1M JllldiJ' .,......._ oa tM .m._,ier atldotf to t llor Nlla ot tilt o.r-a ....-.. 8odaliol. Oreap of tilt S.iaJIM. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c40e6cea39c8b5baf2636ecd2d7dfdde.pdf 85afa9dcf7ccaa2d1f1f72606abdc028 PDF Text Text ~ATTHI~O. YOUR ADDUS1 LA8U. IP IT IS 90 YOUR stliJSCIUI"T11 U. PIIU!S NJ!XT '11'!:!1[ BUFFALO, N. Y~ fii!BRUARY 14, "14 LOCKED OLICS THREATEN JOHN DOE PROCEEDINGS News Publishes Big Scare intended to Throw Consternation into Hearts of Non· CatholicsChurch Will Have Its H ..nds Full U It Intends to Disprove All Charges Made Against It. ADMINISTRATION \ nikJ Ev'e, FR. �----- GraJld Pig-:KDII8t-;. . EAIT IIIE LAlli LYIEII mu ...ou• _ .JOE WUTZ'a HALL. 1.........,._ ~ ......... .a............., > Monday Evmiog, February 16, 1914 ........... 7 o'doct.. A____. ............. Good__..... ...... Do.oloe-· ~ GRilLES EDIIII IIUEU MII...I...ER"S HARMONIA HAL.L. »4~st-t.--.... Sunday Evening, Fcbr. 22nd, at t!6'clock A~plc. . LOCAL BUPI'ALQ, SOCIALIST PARTY 1. .1111011 IS CEIITI .... ,,c,.,.,l- F-.r.~r,..,c.t.,_.• Men Who Get Ahead Are men who grasp opportunltloa' readU)'. That's Why "Buffalo's most prdlfesslve business men are those who use Federal Long Distance Service:~ They qu~tly see the difference between nominal toU charge~ and the enormous expenses or travellna: saJesmen. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-02-14 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. 2000 Men Locked Out Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/7f2ddfd9382953267525a464b5279cbf.pdf e0bede6d6b797a5a74ceab17a1aa6b4e PDF Text Text SPECIAL WOMAIII'8 EDITIO• Ea. 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BIUII AS~IIGI ~;.:~ '*W't 0££1~ to Cut Rdlgion £rom Conversation - Desperate Attempt to Qu.uh Discussion of Bubrohcint ~se- Topic Is General and Involves Whole Oty- P r oceedings Add Placed in Post l oe •llloide t ile pint thy fu••• ~:.. ~~~~·;;.d"';Ft~: !r,i:'~~~~":;ttj' .~:t"!~~,~~-. ~ ':.'~";r!~"'br ' O<ll ,!:;,. ._,., n y bu l• !~! :::!:,'!;~ ~!\:o•i•h~.!~::.,~~: ~~: wloom 1 ...,. u.w tky W~tf t oltl that tb• 1trlkrn ou" ..,,.,,,, 11\relln,. Iitle ""'"''" l~·111·ll t h~m it tlo.of.Y lrft tla• n:~· ~::n~~:.:::: =~';~::~;;I~;:,:~ ,.'r"•h.:h~~::,:,::l!,~.:!~'~=~7; ~.:.~::h'~"lli:.o~:~:;~,.,~;,:~''t~~ ~::·;~,'~~~·; we nt11d '" tbe lk'"!JI'pero of th" ""''" t..-o·· h. ' '"' i11to tbe t~r Jill II lllfll \a~idf' thfl wor lo.t '•' ,.... ,.,.ool,.r.r dow11 ~::-::::;:~:~...~;.~:~:TrS~:Eo ::::. ~f~:;;. ~:;~: ·~:::~:~:~~iL~~::: ~~:~i~J~;~~~~{~:::~?~:;;.:~~~~ try to the la,..e d t! of 1'okoo. •bru· ! 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It II alwop dependable. ~ h .no.... you lo"""' TbtOMtt...ar•lrw..-- ,_u,lbi.•Partrt..t..S.........._ When th< . _ occunln YOUR homo will YOUR vc1cc hove tbc Mrbt ol way I mNewYork • - Telephone Co. lt'JI!...,....bac. T clooboo<~~o~Wioa' CIIUidi .. Pt..tJlo- ~IIUQIIl l~ Ck)l Main 8 t - t . H• F• P E N N Y ~·J,,,J.,•• ,~ a11d R" t•ll l'loHlort In ,...,............. ,."'1_, I;,~:~.::••:n.t;:,h~:~. '"''q 1 ' ' ' • 11::d "::, ·~~·:•h ToOoiN .... Oholn Sftl ·~ ..... "''ttl~len Ave lluth SOL. KISSIN l'honN ' ,,. '" ·~ .. ................, '"""' " ' ~~~ h:ll ~:;;:.~::;"~~~~.":' .,"t::"~~~:: f l hluo•l' II \la.t-· n .......,•. rlinr I A~nt IOI' R u..,.oa n l mpcu·~. 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It Is the Ideal system for the home, because by a marvelous mechanical arrangement, It affords your home and loved ones complete fire and pollee protection, In addition to perfect telephone service. ...... . . P'ft.-.. 1 . . . tMld. Cbarle& Banmann I of o>llj(lf' _ , •• •11~11 llip., It's secret, It's simple, It's safe and tfs sure. It Is the greatest Invention In a decade and has revoJu. Uonlzed telephony . lhu Ll:at.l ~..:::.:::· .:·:. ::: ':':'"::' ,ro..:. ;....mo.o;:;w-c; MERCHANT TAILOR ... ··•--:• ,,,. ~··~·· The Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company /H. <~·-- 3/rHI. BUY YOUR HATS AT P ke & Dressel • :::::.~:..:::··.::;;·,:-;,,·~~--_. ~- · ~:.: ; •·:~-:-·: IUite..toe.row.flldOrt ... ·c:· --· '." OUR VALENTINE aaaw-hl"8ton at.. .:-~·=-~-~::: · ·~~~:::.~~ ~ A.,. ,. wotb ,.,,,,. l'hri•t•.. world·••d• ••keo>IIJt of mou'o me11 • ~-• ..oup, llot-"11"-"• ••d ·~ Lui •a•u•ad 11.-11• tlllllllfl t llt. ••nah•·•t'lor•ot.,•olrf'elill ~oo...... bu~ .,., httl• ••.. . - . tlllllr fwt u d pro'"ide .,., o• • •'''"""":·•, -·:--· ondb.,.od. Wtor•ott ,.---.,.-, ...... :::~::ide A of 1bo lua11 uohol." WOIIdtu"• • a •·e of Truth·, eter.,.l _-, ,",C:"-- '···•~ li~bt, 1 A ••"-•!' tbl'<lll@'ll_ bt:ot oad LuiiJ: 0.. algbtfd bra••a. C.C"::.cc~•···;cc;;·~_-_- 1Lih ""''"''~ ~=-~~·:!~-'.;__,,-_-;;,,,~'-.."·'" owor111 l111 4t.,.all•••. ritiiiJ SOCIAUSTS AT WORK ·w.-~·;;;;~~.....~.. LOUIS MAISEL w. ;.,..ll•n, C•'JI"'I#, 011 CIH4 .r-._ A-- 1•r•h~.I..J, a re In ,..,:;.-: 11 , 111,1 of O r it (iru>. wbieb it ; • ...,d m1111tbl1 a t t b• J . S . Adatil ll 01flilol at 1'.-rrr-bur,, ,...e.,. York. wbk ll beloro t b.- 11an•e 11f the fCIIIIII.a .' • (."omro4Wo ·'-" •••ttly ....••lt'•• r 10"'"'" 1111 .,..,.,. 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"" Th~ time wu v.·b~n people Aid. " It baa alwa).. beeD alv.·Aya will boo 110. ' ' ~ot ItO. in tha unt.ir , inhuman and · pr.c-tirf' of thl' double atandard of morala. 1-\!ople are thit nil and uking Ont' another . it there one good re&MOn a nd th.. church allow nnf' <'ode of morala for our women. another tor our mrn f It ia time pn1dery wu put away and lt'IIMf' bron«ht to tbt: front. W f' call ourseh't!! a C'hrilltian v.·e u_\' Wf' lin• in a Ct'nlury of ad\·anl'ed idra1 and t'ducation and we 'illnrtion thiA d&uhle standard of moraiL WhNl v.·onwn fully 1"1'1li~ that their health and their children 'a hf'alth dt>pt>nd lUI murh upon the phylrieal eleaulineu of the husbAnd 11nrl flltht'r aA UJ>OII tht•nulelvn, then thry will demand of the man what the nutn u~"'l:a of the woman. We muat make it plain that t he man nnuu ~ ju111 ~&II pure u the v.-oman. Wht'ther thi• sex hygiene ~honltl he taught b~- thf' mother or father at holfl,f! or by the family phyllif'ian nr at school. it lllll.<tl bf' done. l 'hiltl labor. whito> 1lan~ry and IW~IItf'<l labor, the disgra<'e and shamf' of our na tion. will be no mor e nn•ier the co-Ope rati\·e common.,-ulth. r II 1!1 the oluty of e\·ery Socialiat •omau to not ouly bo"l·ome a mt-mbf.r of tlw Sori11i111 Party. but aiM to join the Woman'• Club in her branch or local. A NEW JOKE c.-, t'a..loll tll7 birt.llript., bnltJwr, -'-•akft t.-tkilot«ribl8d...... ; w,. rt-aliu that it ia hard enough for a man to earn the paltry 11u1n i11 tht • ·f't'k '11 pay nJf'elo~but it UakM a W"iz&nJ of a wife to mU.t that aum eover the f'Mt of rtDt. fuel, elothes. doetor billa., insurll)('f'. nit·ktl Jthmu. rapita1iat ne,.papert and that otlter ~ty­ food 8001AL18M--W01¥1EN' 8 STAR OF HOPE h'• 7'"• dooty,oaekl UMNJ., . Ahlloqll ~fat d • i l l - 7 -; H~ttpepeatJoeptetoUppl._ Aad _ , _ tlte tami*d ..... Wit.ll~•adtnditn­ W\.7 ao.u,ov. dela71_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-02-21 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/c18b43aeb3ba3f81550ad2fbfb29816a.pdf f3fc0adf4c13d60d5d3fe483e82a1469 PDF Text Text LOOit AT THI! NUIIII!II 01' YOUR. ADDRESS LAIIEL IIIII'PAID SOCLUlST OR sAUl AT NI!YS STANDS IP IT IS 92 YI!DNI!SDAY TO YOUR. SUBSCIUPTION EltPIIU!S NEXT W1!l!lt SATtiRDAY Vai.JI..-No. 91 ' Price Two Cents BUFFALO, N. Y• FEBRUARY 28, 1914 ..tohn Sparao s~s .at. Colupmia Tu. 11aat, ~3 Genesee at., auRCI J Ma.roh 8, a p. I!'· �TREET CAR ~flml NOTTOUCII MillY "Priute Property ud Personal Freedom Under Socialism" Lecture by JDHI 8Plll0 of New York S•mr .11~, ~... 8/t, . , o'tl«k DOOitS CIIWN AT bJD P.M. n'111B OOI>.UMBIA TURN HALL, 1261-'S_~ St. Al.llllll II CIITI U..~Ciftbe. Eue ,;.. J...aM.\.,_ ... ~o...s. p. M~~=~~::!!~o MAZUCA FOR THE EMERGENCf.Y -- 631 l'1aln St.--t ''Clothe• Tba.t A.r• Dit!erent'' IN01YHM1Al UNE TELEPHONE SERYHI. H. F. PENNY Your Party - Une T elephone Scrvlu b divided amana iwo oc mor<: people and on this aa:ount dllflculty b sometimes aperitnc<d In scndlnr and r<e<~v~nr mes- sares- lndlvtdual Une T clcphone Suvicc ellmlnata this difficulty by prov!dinc' a p!vate path cl c:cnununlutlon betwun you and the Centrol Ofllu. The service b speedy, dflclent and llepcndable and the volue cl prompt, dflclent telephone service In an emu- , ren<Y cannot be O'ol<l'atimated. '!Mcweol~U..T•~s-b~oatr• _ _ _ _ ,_N,.dt.u P...tr.U..S....._ (WE SI!LL VALUE) Why not ult our Commercial Ofllu lor pardculan cl thi.-_serv~cctt>clay ? Queen Gity Candy Co. WHOLESALE t~roul!h th.. tnflut,,.,. .,r tk<>&t wbo n CA N D JB S 808 W JU..IAM STR8£T '-'* 1116Cll -~How. J. ... 1 1"'~1 l~tn1 In olu thtlt huloiii>C· ;:~:~:.';:,1~"~/~;~;;~•b,:ul~; o~; ~~URN ISH I N50~0&S l;:·• : DRyW . .,:· ~·~~l:...t ~=~~~ :~: ..: :.. Tlo~ ,::,".;. ::: J. H. WElD EM I LLER . ~;;::::::::.•·:.:~· ;:::;:."·:.:·•:.:~ J/~8-//SO .C.- • y 00 , . , q u Utr•t • .St. tal~~ bf.rtl · alul•t.• ~- .... aluht~ to fool tht JlfUI :::~~;,~;.,;;'" ,~,.~,.,~~ that New York T.e lephone Co. Tdop'- Bo~Wiftr Cbutdo A: y,...u. - thr~· loa•• ~:=~:.!:':~v~-:'7':.'~:~ ~::h::::;;~~.:~.~:~:;~:~~~ ~;.,~~~~~~~~~~:~: M ichael Ulric h Ju•l •• ...~.• If 111.. m•Jonl .-' uf IIU' 1"""1'1~ of tbi• . ,7:•:.;;~::. '!!:,«;-;;~. ~ :::~,u;.,: ot:·:u:t~ :~\~~'7,;~::a: ----J1-.-k-~-.,--~- ~~:'"'~~~~~::;~~ an• noo.,. tb•" tb•"' •~I CapTors 1ct Cn~m 700 palre of Men'• 14 all solid leather $2 At ~ Work Shoee •• ., '\ . All •1- e toJ 2, o ~.. . 300 palre Boye all solid OCP. leather Bohool Shoee iltJ" 1toll m.,,.. JHdh..... tllur s.-.. ,_, ,.,_ BUFFALO SHOE CO.. &BNIICA AND -.........:o'IT aT&. Open ......, _ , Nlllht until 10:80 Patroaiu ~ Adwrtl.ra and T dl Them Why William F. Barnard WHI Lecture at Contey•s Conservatory, 8&()..Mi.ln St. �. , Don't Buy any • " - until you have looked over our 11-. THERE'S A REASON I Compare our up- Mond"ays until s~l r s pric es w1th t he..,-called 9 P .M. baraalns you see a dve r - Saturda ys tlsed u nt il ' 11 P . M. Listen. If you Invest $1 ,000 In our 7% Preferred Stock you get, a year . . $ 70.00 If you place your money In a savings bank you get. a year •o oo By simple ma1hematlcal calculation you observe your net gain Is $30 00 Thirty dollars a year represents just what you have to pay for a party line AUTOMATJC telephone and an extension phone upstairs or elsewhere In your home. T his IN ADDITION to the sum you would get from your savings bank deposit. CAN YOU THINK OF A BETTER WAY TO SAVE MONEY ? SPECIAL CLUBBING OI•'FER lJIIIJ 1ll ft m mriiiiiSarJIIIS r•IIS ClOT IIKAIII and Buffalo Socialist At the noaulu suhleriptioo price of thit JM1per. GLOBE TROTTER. oae year . . .. .. . . $ .00 ~ALO SOCJAt.lST, oue year . . . .. .. .. l.OO . · Total et.50 &ad in your tubtet'jpfioa 1t ~ , and ~ve both It tlie . ... ... ... . .. .. .. SPECIAL RAT£ fLOO ....... THE BUFFALO SOCIALIST Subject: The Frauds of Oha , �IVPPA'LO IOCIALIIT .. :~ ·-~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-02-28 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914-02-28 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n091_19140228 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n091 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5be8e0feedda76f93d748abddf4b989b.pdf 302a8ae5701a7548c503281ade3ba77c PDF Text Text LOOit AT""im-01 YOUR ADDIUISIS LAID. 11 IT IS MUIATNEWISfAI'IIlS 'IFIIINIISDAy ·TO 93 YOUR SUBSaUPTJOI'I U. PIRI!S NEXT YD!It SATURDAY Voi.B-No.92 FACTS 111M .INSIDE Of COULD COUPLER Salvation Army's Epistle of Lies Sounds Like Wall of the Dyi Floodln& ~ With Olroular Whloh Oonvlot. IUelf of Thlnp Whloh E-vore to Deny -- Aaealla Wltn"- of Oharlty Qraft -Owna t150,ooo Worth of Untaxed P"roperty. UCHJ PROmS CO TO OOR "RESPECTABLE.~ITUENS" �........ OOLUMBIA TURII"HAU., JUI-45 c:;.,_ St. ., • '' A t - II . .TI \w. A..pc:.« . . &aSW.Jt- I . , . . ......... a.,. .s. Pl. MIUTIAMEN BEAT WOMEN AND Commltttt Investiga ting at Trlnldad Hear How " Law and Preserved - Tin !'ipldlas Rob Women and Children Whllc Captoln Lies Drunk. .. r-lhllwffl Att,. ,..,... De,,..,. Buffalo's Most Important CO-PARTNERSHIP Is Its co-partnenhlp with the Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company. In money' saved to this community In lowered tolls and rates, It pays this city a dividend of more than $2,000,000.00 every year. Moreover, It establishes a degree of Independence that Is a civic lesson and Inspiration to every city and town tn Amertca. This co-partnership con=lss of many hundreds of small stockholders of m you should be one. It Is very profitable to financially, be-cause our securtUes yield a large Income. For eumple . U you Invest $350 In our 7• P referred Stock It yields enough to pay for an AUTOMATIC party Uno tele· phone In your home. YOU WILL SERVE YOURSELF AND YOUR CITY WELL BY INVEST1CA11NC THIS The _Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company A W Ajfltate and eubeorl be f'or. the llrfJetter•Bettultl}. 1'hot 0011 o.n.u ....,.,. .. &1M ........... el · - Y. . f:*to ,_,.. -dufU.iii..,..CIIf&MW•k'-fO...-IO . . . t.l....a.. Olfa. 31>317 Gco-. s- . . Bvtfolo. N. Y. BUFFALO SHOE 00. 500 pair Boy. all oolld b ard kooek Sc:bool Sboet, - l to5 95£ �Oscar Ameringer If R . . .EI WlU LICTIU II . . . . Wedne8day, March 11th,8P.M. -• "' _.., •' •" ~ . 01 "Tilt PUT If TIE WIIIEIIII AMEIICAI IIITIIJ" tile - · u tH at VENHF'.RRS HALL, 17 Walden Avenue. C..n~ Adrn. . .ton tO Dllrl\ucor of &he Vicwr Ia Clp.r W'\e tile pla1D Clpl' Ollpplq. Md• . . ..6lottJ"DIIL.oai.AiiiJII6. hU'CIGbeHIHM'fl'alk. OSCAR' AMERINCER ................. .,.,.,.,.,., . WILL LECTURE 01-f G.ARMENANTE SOCIALISM ~--··.u....t~t-..,... P'J..M J...-lllrT Rep&irln& .,...,0 T•rraoe. Buffalo. N. Y - AT - MILLER'S HARMONIA HALL 264 Genesee Street mondap Evening, -mar(b 9tb Louis Josephson ~ttr ;;;,, Cl•tbl.,, iJI 8 o'clock ............... Admission - - - - 10 Cents • UJGIC*I..4al.. . _..... 110M >7•-.-,. -..,Buftato. N.Y. First Annual Ball LEONARD SISTI Ll~rht under auaplcM ot Orocerlea Tlle Wo•a•'• O•b of •illlrl.c>ld a 1, •eeti~ oo &ra-.rii•"F.:;i i)O~~[~ ·::_=.:·.·.• _ .. I ••:.:; Tllu-.lay-arter- ltan'" ~tit., U tlol! liiOMt! of Colli· ra•te Kl'<ldy, Itt ltive..-MA•<'au.e. \\'o· m<'a '""''''""' oH •.r•,..tlliUr• in a,.ariiTwo'•l-lityuernrditlllyia •lt"'lto ut....ttlllt-la•. EAST 'IJI! LABOR LYCEUI UD IIAIICH OIIE (UtSdiJp Ernning, miJI'Cb 17, 1914 St. P•trltks nlgiJt ·-· ARMBRUST'S HALL, Genesee St. and Bailey Ave. -' AOMIIIION 25 CENTI - - There Are Others FJ 14-00b PR. tc es $2.00~0 Ootnpare our up· stairs prloe• with the..,-oalled barsaJn• you Mon,days until 8 P . M. Saturdays until 11 P . M. elaewhere. Up &tal.-. A CLEAR TRACK f_OR ALL YOUR MESSAGES Bell Individual Unc T depbonc Service forms a "dear track lor all tdcpbonC musarcs" to and from your bane. It is at your ...-vice whenever you an: rudy to talk. It cnal>l.. anyme who dcalru to reach you to obWn • tonllCdlon without the clday that is occaslonally a:pcrlenced when !hero is """"' than - party 00 the line. IW ~ U.. s.r... _. OAir a '"' - - ... -*'-~s..mc.. .... Why not ask our Gommerda1 Olllcc to toll you about "Clear Track" tdepbonc far ~ heme? . New York Telephone Co. T...,._.__ a.-h .. _ _ �- ~-.....LYft".,_ lllJJ'PALO SOCIAUST Plli!USilii'IG ~ANY ~ ........... ...... IUI'P.M.Q.I'C.Y. a.urrwr-..-.......... .......,.T_ ,_.,. TVrn&&..._.,. . _.#Q..T"BU..-. ... 16B.IH.c Bm'FAIA K. Y• ......... ,....s._.,..,_, •• ....,,.,.... ....... ........ --... ............. ,_.s.~· rm.••,.. ... •.....,..._.v-. .a .. lbdll.SPt ~ AoM-....._~ SATURDAY. M.AkCi 7, t914 NO WONDER I If the elty bodJd t. adopttd u it comn from the eo~pll'oUer I he nty LU:et w"dl ~ about !29 per tbonAUd thi. year. It ;. pointed out by the Republic:aa preu chat th• ll DOt au e~tJOn ~ear and that •e muat. Pf!J' up fOI' a de'fliei~ of . fnltll lut year. wh~b waa kindl~ a!"n.ngfd 10 aa to elect llr. hbrmann another ttnn. :Wore ''hu'i~·· adminiatr~~tKln. fGr Don't for Jj:et to pay your inrimll' tax. The lntenlational IUiJ-.,•ay Company cannot niR the money to Too bad. tAt th4! eity put in the I me and f'arn .rnOUIJh mon.-y to pay up aome of our dehta. t :\·er thinll of 1hatf ~uild t he B11ilry Avenut- linr. VIOE PROBLEM BETTLED? Dkl you know that th~· \'ice problem ha1l bffn l•uf'l'alraf Xof Wrll, it hu. Hut liOt pl'mlllllt-Dtly. A few daya 11p:o lt'Vf'rAI J11af.et~ werl' jui!"gl"tl and 80nlt Gf tbe l\'OIIII'n orll{'r f'd (lUI of ttl'lll'll Sincf' thf'D thl'r.. hall IH't'n no Fnrth. . t.;.:...:;·;.;·_.~~~;.~:_: llf'l'd of arth·ily in th11 hnl' It takf'a Huffrslo to 11hO'III' thf' ('>t'Oplt> how t o (\o thin"'. h ut• llayht' If 110m1• fo rl'itnl lll\'f'III!IUIIor should eoUlf' to town he Hmld fhnl 11omr of tht11t houlle'll yt>l 1h111 ""''"" cn·erlookf"d in th.. ftrlt t'l~·•n np 1t •~ p11r1 "' tho· t l!)~l•·w 10 lonk onl.1 nl thf' ......-. ,....,. , nrul lh'l o•r 1111o·m]'! 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ce4c70ef930a0b85202e1a0684ea3f69.pdf bc512c565895afecaaf734907887b883 PDF Text Text BUFFALO, N. Y~ IIAROf 14, 1'14 �MASS MEETINQ . Fll TIUEIEFIT IF TIE IILRET ITIIIEII ·~ "LIBB~TV HALL aon....woAM~n4n. t.od....._lk. Saturdap'€ot'g, marcb 1416, 8 'P.m. ~ ... SPBAI:I!RSo ~ FRANK AALTONEN, Orran!- oi theW-.. Fedcradoo oi Mlncn and .IAME8 .1. KELLY. ....-,.~-­ RAY C. MARTI fllllltiCI. IIICltl(lnllll o...., :;!:. ~':~:';re::~.,7!~. M~==~"'j~~:.:~u!~~ A . ... First Annual Ball UDder of tlw Br..,.. h Hol.,.r1 At~on~r iontrurt11r of tbi• d ..... aoo\ b~ it Both Pbonet tnlf a goo.\ I"'"'"" r>f b" uno~ St. ,.•lrltk• nlgbt tor Reat --S':-::O-:-L-.-:K=Iss=I::N-:-- ::.~~:;"~:.·· - AT - ARMBRUST'S HALL. Gcne.cc St. and Bail<y Ave. .tr... '"''" '"' r'""""lf SOI~=~~o; ;'~~-~~rted J>r~b~pot;~~~::;;·k~:~:··.~~v··~um., a•d - - AIMIUID• 25 Cl.TI - - tb• l ' " f l - of llf'IIUIJ' fundJ t o COLUMSU. A,MD WKJT& LD..T T&.IIS Ct,-.. .~. at Cutsdap €otnlng, marcb 17, 1914 :,~: ;;;:; ,:;;:lf:,::·~ulin~• •~'""'l·~o·l~•"••• W boleule 11nd Retail I>Mie r to IU Cream and Soft Drinks 801 WILLU.K ST. auapi~ UIT SIDE LAlOR LYCEUI UD IIA.CH OlE H. F. PENNY ~-tt• .-........ rerantl•r tb• Oopper I yo,.toa....tillmaiF.illjiOIIt llnot albir&jl'r11ndollrr"" Your .u..nholl ;• .,.u...t to th• That .&..r. outerent" -r.bla a.nd Obaln 637 w.,lden A.ve. be • ~:~~,~.~~~·;:::~;: ~~..: ·~~~~~J·t 631l\1a1n st:.....t: ''Clothe~~ t~M:UT ~ •~ -1•1 p•·~111 of \414 IEIQll IT. MA Z U 0 11f1!U l.b.e Aueod tbll ..e.tiDI ~llod llblwa War. c_,c,_. UlllfiiiO'dfd P-..1 "'-o-".OJ ~:":~~~: 1;::1.~::~.~: <1 ::.~~~~~::.~· rtal S,..oen~. Ra 11 ol ~bool Bocb. Pb.oaee t ® THE EXCHANGE NAME FIRST, PlfASE You have .oodced that our operaton give the ex- cbanc< name.. llm In repeatJnc numbers. dlreetory b arraneed that way also. Then's a ruson back oi that idea. It b not a mere notion oo our put. J. H. WElD EM ILLER ::.; :::::..: ,::•. :·::··,·~;:::. :•:•:.::; When you do thb, uytnc, lor Instance, •Seneca: 321", you ctve the operator llm< to make the llrst move to complet< the connt<tion while lbtenlne ror the number u you uy H. It~'"' h••~ ""' o•lnlolr~n. ,Jun't tall '" ....,.1 .~ ..,.. '" thr l'lrl>uol of ~~••I //-18-/150.£•-/•.1.$/. Yo11 "'' qo;aa.llty uafalr prtoe heN --------- ...,..,~n.,.. Tho• :-do<>OI 11 ma~onli' lo(rrU ,_,IHI F,_,_t6TIJ 1""'11'..._ •n•l ,. 11:'""'"0: hJ 1~1.1'" •n•l Hill Lall<!h f rom 8:110 & . :111. WI I P . lll . l~uuod~. It ••• ur~>~an.r....J f<>r th" •I'"' •.,. r.. DOfNI!RS Jaavao Mlohaol Ulrich eool \IUFJ-" ..t I"' -••1 ~·luratial[ •r ornr.. and to-~~~~ nl"'' lf'l.ta tb~ Perhaps the llm< ..~ one call doea not amount to much, but we have to CXInllder thOusands oi calls. cx/ •• bo ld rf'D ~"unom•r• Th"." Tbi• Aclo...,J m""u "~·~;;~:=.~~~:;~:a. :·~:~.~=~··~i,la7,~'~":;,.K....~~:..:.::I~1~~:. •••I A,.,.,.., llaolf'~ \'oollor• • ..., ol It means qulcka service. ...,.• ·~'"""'~- .R1k f11r (ap/OfS 1ct Cmm I BUffALO- SOCIAIJ -ST-WIU • -;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;~1! THE· lEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. INVADE RIICHESTIR ,.. "'111.;:.:;"" tbt o • ' Tdopboao~, C...doaadP....t.IJn:SU..U. Th.. Ruffa lo Socialiat '' roi•r alter ROtbHier, aod at t\e .,~,..,.,.,,..,. Our •• ('nlonoa l Thf'&l~r, Sunday, lfateb 16tb, - u - -- CI[AJ QIISTNJ: POSIJM aJal Qlf W'"•lllpa,.~ fC>I'aoye..n.lt.,. .. ooc h la a!.o .rood ' '" W A.KTS, Bl'.S'JONS. :IIIOLES and CAI.I.OPSES. reatOTe. Wm t'ra nroo J-1 for & . .IN ••II 1u~r!Wn. malla aa a p- ll'i,.iog oe w ud the Roe•w Allltate and eubeorlbe fbr the ,....,....,..., ...a.........,. - • • d... 1houkt rail." to ~be 1\lpporl tbi1pa.pu. .-omradf' Ranoard • ill f'all th Arfletter•Eettung. m••·f o,~•·"'•'•·" ~~~A~~:£;~;~~:·~r;p.N, at,, ...,._. _.,. tbti taw,_ Dl' tM Workl... OlaM. -10 - • ter 1 -w. Tbe•IJ~---~t.~ .... Oil~ell{-Yft Ol6oc." 31S-317 Ga-. s..... - - llodlalc, N . Y. Baoarian Hall JOHN UNVERZART S•mplt 1(..,,. 77tJ S ycamore St.• cor. Reed .............. MUJ _ n.c.,.,...t.wtet. ....... , _ .. tryapatral . . . ~tt.hkooopo.tadMBd· ft.lo liMe 0.. W.. Kar eb UOia.dlt.uJ.be ......ed . . . . •OO<**Ia.._.,.•U>Jpelr of lk6lo 80Me ,~.,... ~ • .bO, f(.l O, . .00 ~ ... GO. 0.. -pMtoSblpat,. lfotgood W.XarcU4·~ ttl(. -r... 95c n.:.a:e;.:~=--= AD acc:lknt valuH and aU a.nioo labd. We but n.ill a fair ,..ari«y of Win1« Sa.iu and Ovncoeu. aad we han cut the pritt .a low that .elliag •bould o,..MoDU, lUcbtl u..u to'oluok, ....,.,._...,_...10.10 ... brisk. ..a.L..,...aaDtSJt... - 00.,1- _ _,..... ...._ ..-. ... ......, ., ... cu, u.n ..,_ n:, 11u., ud ...,_ . o t - ,...... Qlok ,....... 'ldlq . . dle......_ William F. 500 pair Soya all aolld hard knock School Shoa, alua lto5 ~ ...... ooT0 - LOUIS MAISEL ,a,,..'"',.~ c.,.., IJu c,.,._ :a...-.~s---.......,1_. .-c.......·~ c........... eoa .. K7BROAi>WA.T .. .. _ -- Soeialiat Nell)8 Depot Dalb' - I I I I I poa_. ,,.. ,.... ~ ... u...__ APMAL tva C4UW. �Louis Josephson .................... .--Pto.. ...... lf«t,.ltr ;;;,;,, Cl•tbl•a \miOif LA1IU~• . . . . _ . . , _ B u f f eiO.N..Y. 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'*" fhules Banmann ,,,, .,___ .,,_,, MERCHANT TAILOR '"' ' ~iu14r,.a t.. ta~l[ht ••t•l,.. !>f -wt,1'. thf' I a order to ,..., ••uut h.•• ... loool~ of wllldo w;n talc .. •r ft,.,_;,,j,_•~: f'tll1n u ,J uolutMon, froa a •t•••l pooat. {'aaaid•rable Price• .Off' $2.00 to $4.50 a ... hool of thi• kuO<I bao t-ea in Hruelr1 TIII'N nd a E. OOLE)UN, SJ 4 De.rt>ore St. "' AST8 A BUNDLE. 7l Bu.-boul<llf't St., Detreit. :Wit.~., lUn:ll 5tll O..rc-....t.. : "'IUY YOUR HATS AT .::Ys ~/ ~~~ ..;Z. ROO MEANS lll9 P. M . 0 SATURDAYS II P. M . •. ' ASAYING · TO YOU 56 Seneca Strttt Up 8talra ,A Civic Duty. A Larger Income Tbac arc the two Paramount ....,.,. why you abould alBIIate with the Federal Tclepbanc & TcJo. ~ph Company; beth .. subocrlber aod lnvator. Buffalo ...m ba.. tho ~ol tho natioa wiwo our AUTOIIATIC .-,.tcm _... iDto C.O.. milllioD. U fOU UC a ..t.:ribcr IOU abut in it. Ow 1% !'.cltnocls...k b ..,. ol th< dfj', bat io-_,_ The oli.;dcad, pa,..WC - " ' • b .............. 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('aL-HopiaJ to . lla•·e denied til- rl'poru. tile ••-plo~ed prot>km by ou.rk t tlr rro,r'"' of tbil pa Tunda~ aiaht, at tbe l'ialiat ..,..,. meo.ti•K ..-hu t:111 il8rhll'IIJ.o,1faua tadt Oil •. aopartiNJu•en, ,. hof"'"" of rapitalitm. ~~~~ ~:~:~·::tlw~~::.i;~~i~~~•J•I::: ..-;:~ :;•0:~7.h..-:1~ ~~mary "~:;;!,:~.!:~;-...porte<~ ,.,., h• aa•l ~.::;~~·}';:!, !t~.. ~~~:•.~ bee~~ ol ua, 9n'tll? Porbapo you haw............, why II wu - . y . PCIIIIWr you ....... a ...,,.,,Nil••nl.,.. "'""'hill! tileD IIIIo the fOIIIII~- _~u )'ran~i..-o.~r'"Joort WJI- Ir.. ,:i:t.•:Jl I ua .._e unroii•UH fl<J-1 It pio;>_.-..,1 ~•tuatooa at Sa,...muto will About a rno11tll lj!u l.....put• ,.., "'1 ' 1" to l~e }'.,.lf.ral huh,.tri~l Rrl:· 11&11111 roluma all ot ..,llifh tOH llillff, • tlllq 'll'llo hooo•t,.,l tha.l lion• l "o"'n"-.'"'1 "-" ll~rr! Wf'l~:~ ' to pro.-.· tlaal tile ,.", ;.... 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Wi•uttol of -...t tU~• ---~~" J11• lfaa.-l ij~l •~I !;:;~;-j~ 1t~:·';";.;~- -\~~~ ~:: '~·~.:'"" ~·:: •:;~_f;:; li~-~:.: !!;":,:;"'~'::,~:r:a~·.,. ::.,".::::;~,'!It~ ·~ •• '""""' .,,,__ ~~~..-."". ..::.:~.~t~ad"':!!~.:..i~f .:::. . .. .t =\-AJ~:..II•IIBir&l)>fi~Palll !'re- Might and Right Tllit . . . ro«o•rliaeolu toUo'D"J!: A llo;~;;~:.-:!'~ilt~~:ntoh:~~~~~A:, ::::.llo:~.::.::.:':llf'"O:~-: ~ tloe;N. n. •atlted tr.Uot \t.111[11t tile• b1 <'::;!~a·;:~"'":.._"';~"'.._-:;~ tletoolll lf'ra spring) soft a.od fks:ible bats. The ,display is better ~o ever before and qaallty rangtfro~ ~·ety. lrinor~ , . _ tH bo1rt. .ia,r of 11.... to till• ~r._u4 ~Hae.-er 1 11 ,PG to 14.00 ;:: ~=d':, ~=-':' ._:oe~ AD nn::lkut ..,.Jun and aD •nion label. We have •till a fair variet y of Win. ter Saiu aod Ovucoa.t11, &Dd we bav-t: cut the pritt so low tliat .-Jliog should "'brisk. TIE EITEl PillE TWO ft'O. U . Hl4fJ . , . . , St. /JH ~ St, h ...,.,,,., . ~·to auala """1 '"'"••••"" IWb It Ia Ilia porkf't. 'l"''N! -riled ballot dired to tile s - Vadt Qall :~~:_:o;:;:•;.r.;e~! ~ =..:'::~:_.~. ~·:,.';~::.~ Pe~l ":'et.b s: 11Y~rt1 ;'itJ. .-t... ~oa ~;. .:..uy to .__... - ·· .ut f or t"'e••.U..cllai&•.fl'lelll w.. lt.ef>l ('a lt\a, 0... _ , 11, 50 teatt· 111 oet ud tald Mw i• ltol tH -a ieJiti-te :;-!.!,-:''::!~~t!.-:! :-.~ ::..:edby ·~-:, 7~\!!::'~ ~- to "Iel'' Jolt.• R. t..wRael'll ){eaber of tiM ,.., -.Jd hd anMi . . La•· twa depuO. ~'" ap to Ill• ,... ia ltia .J*-kel ud U.o t.tJU.. "t• e....,Uf ~-led qllf'ron Un la.-u'-bly bHa ,.. riJIItt.l ..-_...,, t.ad tWt ... tW Nlli• . t ript ...d J• tft. •-lilT aM .-Ire. Tlwo barblria • ·~ ~H:red Lila tw. . . :.• .w beta. . the la"'-si•e ra Earo~. ud witll 0.. ri.. of !':.~·':..':;',: !L~~ckal .... Vil•T 'buaio-f" SPRING HATS : ::.;~~:i:~i:o:, ~~ ~~~~~ .~:,[-'!~;~~r7. ···~":o;~~~!::r.~~£:: Mr~:.~~·~:7:tM ~l!at ~e~Mtt pair. 95c ...Ol. ' 011r I = • Opaa M011.d.a1 Nla;bu Oodl tca'cloct . latud.arllrlfbu l'a di iO.IO ~~~~~~~~~~=~=~~~~~~· = '"•=-e~!::.~:~t~~d.':_"· ' ~-~~---· Socialist NetD8 Depot T . o. f'.-WUt ·~ .,... - · bJ RAy c . MARTIN Dally Socialist Papera tllia -'•l-at . a11d 1... wo..ken are ... baollot aad lm.d of &>,paaitl•l it ia 1 ,.; • .,;.,,.. Ia n:~ru.aad til.. aiJiailtaote t"'e t:M:tz plaf:ed aootller ......, look••!!' of 11>1' M;r Jt"'· .. debt tbat it U 0. t'.-l'<!LI. bot tbey 1ft alt bui· World. <"b..fli&•"J" solid hard knock School Shon, siua l ·to 5 o!':f...;.::a~~=-~ <lo•pul~ .;....~~••~~,.~~·:,r·;·.",:~~-~~·!";., 1 ~;.";~t~ i~lrr-IIU. w~M l'fOIIoodafl.lrr~IIIUh ,lfil4. ~~~ ~:~.!':.:.~:;:,: ::;.:;·~~~ booih ;::'".:a•;,~:..../~;;~ ;:a h,•.:,\"~~.:=~~ Iai-or tryap~tr of~ "--'- tbil -poe u:t tbtt Baf· taJo ltboa Ol:t.Wfore llt.r cb t4tb 1.11d It wtn M n.teatatrd ..._ U00GtD.. IIImGPe)'OO.aoyp.lr ofBuWWIJ.iooHford.-ur,..orll, : ;' ; • : ; dott·,r;al ••di~I.,~LJI• •ll••n~ booilt mea. an.J l'ol.,ra.do.. aeorl.- all of thl'• rhar11i111 r,loll;,..,. TU I"""'• <1f -'Pta -irt~ 500 pair &ya all Mll ! n.CoupoafOOdb Hc- ..................... • _t..._ t3..00. and oae rnr, ...00. II'~ -~-~~~~--~~.-.. ~ o,_ c"'TENflfal fltJtii iO'~ *' .... yoa •~1-t te Jet ao-etlll.., • ....,..._.144M If. ::,:.;.0: : ' / . : ' ,.!·~~ !':.::;~ M~oi~IO=.::--:. .. oot I)( ;, '""' bene• "~~·'- ..... _ f!IJJ JiM ~~ t.Dd _kJ,. *....... .......... APP&AI.fJUB CU De. Ullloa Gooda M A Z U O A -.&..~~~~~I'IIICIRfiDtH•• 6al Main~ ·~ Tlaat An Dlflllnat" H. F. PENNY LOUIS ~AISEL ,__,_,.~ C.,_u, ON c,.._ 1-.- ...._ ,___,., ,_. ~c.....,·.c_..,_ ' 96a~M7 BROADWAY PIRB SALE l!nttrc llock Mao'. Sulta, Ovcrcoati aDd Purabblnp at --third iormcl' price. UNic;>NOOODA boab I•" tMI• -t,.:.te o~~l ~~~~~ THB HUB M IEIEIIIT. tlliat aocletr. Lot .. loan f...- U. •Ilk~ __,.orlM 8opril, Colo., p-.t and ~be tM faet ,._ n,llll ....... fan. H¥H clYea bet~-- • TM epenMd - t "t U. L...-----:----.,:lata William F. Will Lecture at Conley's Conservatory. 860 Main at. I �.why every Buffalonian should be associated wtth the Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company both as a subscr1ber and Investor. investments In our 7% Preferred Stock not only pays you a Jargef Income than other Investments, but It also pays you a generous "dividend tn advantage" that accrues from the exttn~lon of Independent telephone service - a substantial return on clvtc Interest, so to speak. We should like to discus.!~ this with you. Independent telephony In Buf· fa"lo Is of great civic Importance and a thorough understanding of It goes with good citizenship. BULL'ETT'S SHOES ·correct Styles for 1914 Prices $2.00 tol $4.50- LJ· ' (, "'ERCHANT TAILOR " $·--· ,,~,, T Pike & Dressel AU Ualo.- ..de at 011r - • r.-,. . ._.....~-hlnat::on St• _.....,..N_,..e,.,.._.,.,~Metd• The Main Lunch SHCJ"U . ,... , .... .. ,.... ;• ' ' UT. IUL 1PU1 Uf UO IIIMT. ' Qtaka!M,rl'ke. ~alar ~ . J>NoM. Q. .ut.h ,..._.-1 Q. .Jiry. ~ ll"'an Fuude. .....,.......... .. .... 604 Maln St. , B~tblo, .. N. L .. ~PftOIU.. MO'IIt"A.IUIU 1e-« Joeepb Wuts 8A..MPLK ROOM c..... ..,._ .&,__. ·- c.,._. tON S.l'-7 A•tc~ ••ca-auPPo•n•a sHoEs ... T MAOB TO OROBA J. f. ICIIU' 1011, !!!!llWL. : Aucuat Klenke : THIRST PARWR " PUJIJIII.HII:O • O OW:8 . e.r-•..- · . 1271 Qen- 8trHt, ,._,_z...- Jt. J. z . . .. m %E8oL08RoiCO~n ' lrfl-,--~ .Ci p.-n - J Cfl•n ...,.._ ._._ t.DCb u:•eo t:GO .,.......................... u . ti p "eOTII PBOXI8 tbt /Uisttb~f •' a~aAUT PETER KLIPPEL .,..,_,..e......... ..611~44 •' UNION HAT8 lHE~ : a...w.•-· ............... . . . ti..OO Bat Val•- &arU WHY .....""'CM.._,__M _...,.__.. ....,..,..} _ ___ ;Jf . . . . . . . ............ ... -. THE QUAUTY PRE88 .c.i • .J.ah. lj -;r..... _- ', OURUP-STAIRS CHEAP ROO MEANS ASAVING TO YOU .ftr..l. BUY YOUR HATS AT ..,_ MONDAYS OPEN UNlll. 9 P. M. SATURDAYS II p_ M. l$1 ............. Sunday Eve'g, ·March 22, Su~,ot-: "The Evoluti~n a 56 Seneca Street �- ~ WDKL'I' ftl:a. IOl'PALO SOCL\UST PtB.I:5I'III'IG OJIIPAI'I!Y .,.........._.~~ ~~.......... _., M4415................... ~.,_., ~ . . . . . . . . . SLit ... IUW.UO.JII."f~ ~--T.__,_ W~ P..CA.'nw.L.a-. . . aJIIf'M.Q. ... "f. ~·· ............ ~-­ ~· ....., • . . . . . _ . . . . ~S.ml...C....,._.._ • . . . . . . . , . . ..1,..., ......,H.wv.-. WHO 18 THE ANARCHIST? � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d443258df14f7736571fa50294a7bcdf.pdf 04f00cc790f83e3a11ce19af5492507d PDF Text Text STRIKER KILLED BY CU~MENI THI l7 YEAR OLD BOY SHOT TO DEA BY DETECTNE . -- ..,....,. at Armbrust'~..t:laH. Qen.... & Bailey, Suaday ~ch 28,8 p.m. �STMmii--FAYORABif TO satJSTS Mary' a Ma:smger Malta Sad Mlotah of Tryq 1D Prove SocWlsta Bad People with .List of Ten - Criminal RtaJrd of Ministers Given by Catbol;c Union ancl Times as 26- Pail Glvts RtaJrd of 108 Crim<S Committed by Priests-Some lnformatbn worth~· The ..~ or So<-ialU. ebrge tlaat n. dottrines brft'd ~riminall: aad tb~ the Soeill~ ban DO rqard for law and order and are aboat e,·~rythinc tlaat U mean, low aad. d~f!lldablto. We Soe.ialitbf do oo~ elaim to bt an«tl&, but if l"Cn:•p.No:D ewata for aQ1'th.Wc. per... p& we are DOt . , rn')" bad ahe:r -all. • The anti..('atholkt: have raked the~·"' OTer, and iu the " P~ril" pttliU. lid or l OS llf~. who llan~ atnyed .from tie fold. Xot to be out~. theOt.tbolid~mebuk-intheC.tholiel"niQn and Times 'llrith a ll.t of 26 minillten wbo han lei\ U.e at.raicht and narrow patb. Tbu to pnl' :~·::~.~· : : ::~ •:.~::::~0t~';~:U!.:~~~~m~tilu :::~~he1 :Uori!:e':' t:t~: •Jri&t~! erimn eb&rg'ftl apin1t I he Soeialia-ta in WOI;t euM t hey iqjurM uo OCif' but. tbtm&(>h·a. ~ODP artt-hartf'd with nnrnler. arson or forgtry. The J:;oeiAI•\.1 ~ hamao. f"Vtryday folkl and btotn.l: aum, •~ liable to do thinp they Mould not. But judl'lUIJ by eocapari10n t.hfoir t"Oodt~t:t &IMI monJ.!I are about .WO (M'r eeut. better Ibn t ha1 ol their lradueen who c:lla.rre thtlll with t\'"to:ry e:rime on tbe Wendar. lndi,•idua.la in t \•ery rburr.b and urp.niu1io.a hut! gone wronc. · Soeia.lilm ltandfl upon it• pbiiMOphy and ub~,·emutl and appeak neither to igooran<'t o.r prt judiu. Wbo eaa -.r u mue:h ror ou.r opponeut.l f (F<Omlh< Pail, M.Kh 15, 191..) (Uimuo!Sod>JlobTakmbom llluy'> Mmmp, Feb., MOVING THIS SPRING ? Tbe men • ·bo mon your iUmihlrt: aft. not t~ pbooe IDt\l - tbQ ta.QllOt mon yoar teWplaC~Gt. So, Itt • ban your fttl\O't'~ order at ~t twq Wftb ill &dT&Dt"e, i~!OI't: if poai-.. R~brr. pkalt, theft are- hundreds ol MntUW. in Buffalo mo ...ing at a boat t.M same timt -_Dd many of them ban tekpbonn.. You may br o nly ont, but "'"C: art: aosious to gift you good ttn-ic'C' r.nd you on Mlp 111 In thi• way. Do you haY~ businC'N in Nt-w York City ? Why not tra\"C:I by lkll T~lepbODC' ? Round Trip fart ot'IIJ $1 .00 New York Telephone Co. Tdq>boo<Buildlor, O.utdl and PrankUn Str«tt. A81tate and eubeorlbe fbr the Th• OII!Jo.---..p~r ~ \M .... ........ ., Jf... T•ll (1", ~ -dllflbtlll..,_.oCIJMW•IIbtfO..-M'*I• t• l ...dM. Offi«. !!S-317 Ga.... SV.t . • Buffalo. N.Y. 1914 Spring Stples Are the finest line s2.5e to sa.• $2.45 to $4.1 SI.2S to S3.1 BUFFALO SHOE 00. Boys Shoes - - - - IIIIIIS. lllUlfAIB .U aBNECA ANO BLLICO'IT eT&. _ --· Socialist Nems Depot Dally 8oclallot Papeno " taU We- an- showin,:::: now nil ttK ntwJcr('lltionl! in .:;pring' t<oft and t\('J:iblt hat'l The di.sph•y i l)('t ter thAn ('\'f'f !~fort and quality;ra.n~ from ... u.. ............ flt .....kl, . . . . . . ., .&PPJ:41, IIUI OUDI. U•IM Oof* ,,,oq'J"' .... - ~ - -:-:--=-=====::-:- ,._,,.,.,. . -. .,. Sl.OO to $4.00 A.ll uttlknt ntluH anrl 1'1..11 union la.hd. We h:n·t !'till~ (an ,·an('l\'" of Wmttr Scnu an..l Ovtn.~ LC... and --.-c- bare cut the- pn..."<" ao low that ~~elling h~tuld lx btiJk. THE ENTERPRISE TWO....,..,. th..,., 6fi4JJ St. ISH :1-fhnH st. William F Barnard.Will Lecture at ConleY's Conse..Vatory, 860 ..... LOUIS MAISEL c.,.,.,.~. ~- (}11 Ct.u~ 1-.NJMyl. . .• •IHit!AN-•'•t:~ Ma·M? f.IROADWA Y • �- lit ............... - AT- ARMBRUST'S HALL, Gcoestt S.. and Ralky Ave. Sundap, Adn11. . .o m.trcb 291b, at 8 P. m. n San Francisco's Praise of Buffalo J. M. Lynch of the San F'ranclsco Chamber of Commerce and representative In the recent heartngs before the Department of JustiCe. s~ak.s eloquently of Buffalo's degree of tl lc Interest ''The manner In which you have met the tele· phone situation Is an example ", sa1d Mr. Lynch. ''It's splendid ' The telephone problem that besets other clUes. you have met squarely. You have bullded a wonderful system of your own ! You have bullded It - your capitalist~. your workingmen. your teachers. your Uremen, your policemen, your citizens, 11 serves you well and you exemplify an Americanism that Is an lnsplrallon to the nallen " Several thousand Investors have made possible the condition Mr. Lynch speaks so well of ARE YOU ON E? The Federal Telephone Company's 7% Preferred Stock pays a larger income ti1an other Investments and It pays a tremendous dividend In public advantage. The Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company Price• S2.00to $4.50 UNION H ATS 1HE~T, 1 ~·~~~!:.E •.-w,!~=~::==-== ._...,.&IT".._•._.. c. 'The Hilguit-Ryan Deb_a te Summed _Up' �~~w -- ... ft~ ..u...-,~ 11Uf1'AI.O SOCLUlST !'UIIlJSHII'IG ~ANY ........... u. . . . . ......-rwt~._. _ , . 1'V!'TMLL. .__., JWP~&T• ~---TW'. "#CA'n'a.L. .__.. • ........ ,...,Ja.,_,... .............. .._ J.M.-....__IIIIe.l~....... .-.A~.Q.JII.T ~ ............... ~-~--->-S.ttU.• • SATURDA~. ..... ~ ........ ,....y-*,. ~.."" IIAR.OI ll. lf1,f . PLENTY OF WORK? Tbr t'a(litaliJit plftl n; bavina an a"fal ti.me tryio1 to prol'~ •anti work ean gtt it. .:\U kiutts of Jlpac'l' iJI df'\'oted to artid~ J,..)tf'\"1' that tbr 1urmt.u of UIM'tnplo,..d ia that tbf'n- 1!0 pll"nty of room in Thf' not.orlr to n;w 11. :iurb a Hn of lin aDd amlllml of IIDI"Inploymf'Dl is 11o0 (N'It t.hat rtfort t•• ..onffal 11 On,. J)IJl'O'r urak'=' rhr lrtaftml"nt: :· As a manl'r or · fac."t, lj)l>f'ano to h.. 1t "'·.rdty nf l.ahor rudy for hard work for th~ t>f f1.r.d. I<KhrliiR' ~tntl dothmll':· .\nd mnJ an: e~-ted to th.-. JOb!! .-nhuut IDOII..y. 11'1\'illj,t tbt"ir famili~ bomt> Wh.-n 11 .-ofnrll ll> pnrl". unatlult,.ratt'd gall th~ holt!,. w ..dal~ 1111d •·hallo·Utrt"'! all 1'1'1Uit't"lll. l;;;;;~;,~;;;.;';o:::~Ei~ It ~~ a •pu-.:r hn11ul of •nh•lhgt'lM't" tbat J'n>mpb the pi'Oillt! of\!' 111.- Wt"Hk~l 1111tirm on o·H rth to ail tlo" n 1dl)· llltcl v.ait for hnainf:Y to IJII'k 111• whtl•- th•• Vdolllt'll anrl ,.friJdrrn llllff+'r !"r .,..·an t of food. r~t--ry OIM' rl~ V.llhi•lt•ul,tofltlllintlllllulmt w..,,,,,,<;"", ••. 'lwtl-.,- ..-,..-,.-.-h.-,.'"·,........, ..... '"' indu~ trt,.,. IIJul prt"hlt·•· ''"m mo.rlttl~ ""' llt'•.,ltool for u ...·. ll tHI n .. ln~ th~ nurul ..·r ~of h ..uno of l1i.>or lllfiilt>lrl of thruv.i111: uwu Ot>l ol work. and dqJrnilll! tht·m 11f rho• IH''"""""r""' nf lifo· illllti BEGIN NOW :\to\\ I• th•· fur l ht• :-iOo·illll~ t..; 11! IIIIJ• pllu•.;ft•rlho·hll olo·t·I!0/1 Uuu l "tul uuul 11. !.:."" 'A"o:.o::l;,"' hdorc lbt! caUIIJ&Ijgll.lO do v. ••rk rh"" ~111•111•1 ].,. ol••tu· ru••• Tlwlll\ •~ l'l•·nt.• ..r ""rk '" .j,. "' th· '>~II~ nf nr~llni1ing. 11ud ) tlo·rol) tuUm fur t"\••t) In•· ~·IHilfll ' " htkf" lwlol. E •• n lonuwlo "tlo!IUIII"o"r'" .. tumlol 1••·1!111 ;,. nlllml U]' I hi' '"'" 11111! 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Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Carmen Refuse to Haul Scabs Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/594179718c2a51dec8e398bcfdcb61b1.pdf e3939081852a545b48c70ed1a10a02b8 PDF Text Text TAQ DAY FOR DEPEW STRIKERS Are You Qolnc • to Let Gould and Hayden Starvetheatrlkers Into Subml881on? PLAN Of . MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT I. �J come up In the flrst few dan In the new home. Why not have you'r Bell Tele~ho;.e en hand ~ ' • to help out ? . You · wlll help us to do Jt If you wtll give us J 5 days notice. .·• ,. . . l " i \·New York · • · Telephone""Co.• Jt", B_ , - . TdcpboocBaii<Uoc a-.hltPnakHo-.,. ofyO<Jknowbow 'a • trikeof tlle trelltpntt.ation Orf.tllairationa mutt be dHiarll'<l and oftiun &ad me"'l~tl are aut ioatodapiaJtnolatinlt'J:• ueraii"UI.e ::~;e•n:~l ";.,~ a:~.:r ;!":;;:•!~:~~:: h"-~'Y •lt'•i n~T ia atreeted to J>rffrt eilarlt" ally brotll- uudf'r tlle juria- •hrl>uD of your lodl(e, 1"iolatin,r tile l'Uia t o, h rn iahia~ thi1 oll'lce willl namr• aad f11ll in fonaatiua !'ol!ttaiaiiiC t oth.. ,ame. r~ f~rr.-• 1 ~'rateraall~ ~ you,., W. 0 . LEE, I'TI!IIidnt B. of R. T. ·.n .-\, Y. - -- SAYS CAPITALISMS ... -~ ........ '" ....... DAYS ARE NUMBERffi =:.:.= ~=-:=. ~ pa.14f~two4&.711bJ'Moellrislc' won..b. o1 m moatha or r-.rlr pro.-e tbt Uont \0 tllill p&PU'. t hf'tr " '" 10 men on t hr l ' niiO!d St.atao n - n.t41D& 111 tile S.CODd w ho h••t •a~om... of more t h&ll t i O,OOO,· ea.a ~ t.be a.m.. triP ill ntuns 1)01\a•tu Tloet'f' a .,.aboutl 8,~ll0,000 011lJ'~WCII"UUof•~ptloDL ..-ort •nt" mn &lid wo mrll ie tll i1 1!01111• El'a"J' raad.- call ...Ur MCW't.l25 t r.• , ,....._;,-; lilt' t4"-0 • _..., or leN--tile 130 - u ot n-..::rl.U..~110'W produrtr., of wr a llll, m1od ;ron, ' ' taid &Dd .l'lll;r tilL. TbJa t. at \l:l.e rata of Eu11•·n~ \ ' !Hba, t.,.fort an a ud le11ce of 1 - thp nro 11 wM.II:. U 1" wtA J'Oia ""'"' 1haa !,000 I"'"I'Le ;., t he city cell eu1ly d 011ble Ule amoaat of \ake ... u.l llofllllll• tii OU"'OII, T PUL roUI'.-tfe-.1\.bJ'Ga•t OW'~ "Tb>• ,. r •p•l.llltND! Tlu1 if wh•t .1et14 ill FOilr II&Die '!'ODAT &114 1Q' ~··· lO>to-•1 '"' • nd ll i~ whet yo11 get IJI.at J'OV. an Ut 011 th1a trip. Tour 11.&111' ,.,-,.. , 1 1111~ .• ou ,-oa l b• R•publiua , ..W bol Ull.enld 11114 . . lllaU tunliaJI D~"''~ rat or liull ).! ~ tidet . They ,.oa w1UI t«< dollan W'Onl:l of apedal ot• n·l , ,,. ,..,_ " KJ•Lotlllll<>ll of t he work· IUbecripdOD eanta. Wbeu UMfe llaTe "hN~n'" ta ~ ~tll latlr• i1111 ~~·~ " ' "'' t hr ""'h'" • ••' l.orJrlllllilll t o r.•a ll1<' thu fart t o • u rta io a:.Uttt. lt •• a rb•• •t ruii.Jflr The h •·~ \ ....,, <lll·ule-d h." tbr rulia ll' d aM. ··Th.- ~10il1t J..f1 .r 11 !he polit ical U f ..... ,.,., of t ile t ol h ll( d au. It i1 or s:' "''"d br ••d f or the workltt. It Arktter•Bettung. 'l'beoaiJa.- ~taiM ............ _, · - T.-11: 0.,, .......... ...-ot&a.wons.ca...-•--. r«t_.. -~.,_m Oflc., liS-317 · Goo..- - - 'llollalo. N. Y. 19i4·Spring Stples Are the flnest line iMel:l P"II*1J' llllllll out aad pa14 fOil:,., Mll4 10111 ._.,..~ au.pp!J'. Aa MOll u 1011 hal'e ~the roqu1re4 D-· bar 10IU' ~~a~~~e ..W. bol placed -.o11 !!at of " ' - wtao on t.o t.llJO'J' the ill rdllnl tor 1. little a,cNMbll fOil' thY papw a114 oW cloriou Oa \0 ~- 8eDd lD )'OIU' All New Lasts and Pattern, and Quality above all. -- - · S2.51tol.l $2.45 to $4.1 Boys Sboa .- - : SllS to Sl.l BUFFALO SHOE 00, IIIIlS • lll U ifAJIIaBN~ AND BLI....IOOTT' a Ta. 1&1.*"'~·;;;,~~ --­ LOUIS MAISEL · -.~one...._......_~,_. --'"~·.c.,.,.._ . . . • V67 BRO'A.DWA."eo . �.' The Pride .of Ownership Wu bette< cumpllfled thon in the people ol ' Wat<m New York and their owilaablp ol ~ laJ'I<SIIndepcndcnt T dephone System ln America - The Federal. Yw hullt lt. ' You suoWn lt. It Is a dvlc instltutloo that hu adju.lt<d for you the gru• problem that bexts c:ltlcs - the telephone prohlem. Asldc from the great civic stride lt rq>r<KDis, !t hu p;Ud you well flnandally. • Our 7% JX<fened stock Is a bettu invcatmcnt than you can make dscwl-. It pays a large~ income in money" and a tremendous bonus to your city and surJ'OUI'Kiinr country in better service and lower rates. The Federal Telephone and Telegraph Company BULLETT'S SH Prices $2.00 to $4.50 ~"--. \~-... I?~ COMPIIllll!{ YIUJI.S Willi -:.:: llfi['S A llfflm £j" : ...•• • OUR CHEAP UP-STAIRS RENT .JWS ASAYING TO YOU Open Mo_.;doy a.nd 'So.t:urday Evanlnaa 56 Seneca Street Up Stair• eoTil PBO!I- , • tbt K4istl'/»f'" - ~~ - PETER KUPPEL --~~~~~.... .,_.,~....,.. UNION HATS Spring Suits CDp (DiltS B•lmiltililns Upt.olba •taVJf'*1*· ,.ood, hoa•s aDd w-.:r·rMiad.Dt: q,ul'l· d ee aad ...,_., \haD alaoewhere Ia' prlot h Lbe 8 1A>OAN for o.r epnq oto.bttor. w...,. .._. .,.. a.on-·· "'* ~~~;:t~~f,;~~~~~$10,$12,$15,$18aodJ20 l•r •..,., lura aiMI -pn&no· 1111 at AUIIIIIUHl :JIIu · r;.t., C... Sins, 0.., f:k. s,m., THE EmiPIIIE -~~~t:~;l~~ ~ ~~. -w:..~ ... Sunday Evening, April 5, "The Evolution of' Morals" �- . ~..-.aLT aTTIII: . IIUFPALO SOCIALI:$T PUIII.ISHING CXliiPANY 61M41115~1A: . . . . IU.ItT1IIf~,_._ BUPPAI..CJ.N.Y. l'll.U.:~T- ....,. '1'VTT1&.1.. ....._ W". P. CA.T'Tal.. ....... .AMr...tWM-6115..._.X........_ BUPF.U.O..' N.Y. ~Nc. JJa . . .,... . . . . . . . . . ~ .. . . . _ ~· a.....lu~_..,_,S.-19U..III:a.,_aec..aB.6lo. NnrYool. --tMactci"-dal,.J&?' SATURDAY. APRIL 4..-1914 · WHY THE COMMI8810N CHARTER? \\''hat ill the rell50n for this apontaneou. outbum for a ne w A ("""' mouths agt~ we would hf'Ar 110methiUK about it awhiiP. One ,,.per ollly hAll het-11 adn:Jeating.it until rveently. lo aDtl bt-bold. ~hi' upita!Wt outfit is out for it. almo.t to a blall. Thtore must be eome real!l:m for it. 1*.J ·a ~tee. Thto • ·atf.r ~·orb fell do-.·n. Y 1.11, hut any old plae• is liable fill tlo"·n if 11 ia built on n t-wly matk lake land. and bet.ids ' ; .. t" l•larne. .. and we eRn build another ont' at the ciry ·" upellAe. Thto cit.'' is in dt>ht to the amount of$31.000.000. What of it! That ij r.tnod hulfint.iill for the banken1. They get intert'St ou it. Thf! tax rato• i10 hi!l'h-that '11 nothing. the bunch that want the 1UW.10n go,·,·mmt>n t ~~re to it that their pro})f'rt.'· is l.lJIIetllk'() (or •mallamouut of itil nlue. Sone of tht'tif' thinga.; ia to blame for t hia audden \\'a\'e of " rernr m. '' The t'a.pitalist tricbten1 know tbt>ir bu~tillet>11, aud they know f'fllf.'' it i11 to boodwink thf' freat majority of the people, 10 they up tbia ereat sidetthow to altr~tet them from t hf' real i••ue. Th" real i..5 Sociali•m. The l·ity, t he Klat t>. tht> nation. h•:~:."';;:;;;:;~:'!J:!j~~~~~:. t ht> bad finaneiAlly. and then it only ont> ('iali.sm will interfrr-e '':itb p r int e iotPrft1.8. T he t'Ommi.ssion form of rover nment or an.'· thiug thft..,.;l\ kf'f'p mind5 of th, p;<Opl, o1f th, real iMtll'. iMue The eaat{'rn railroad• han laid utr :!.iOOO men. panif!li IW'-'eUI"t'<l llf'W po&itiom fur thtm. l=iuppoae the · LISTEN TO THE MOCKING BIRD Thr c ..mmi'N'ia"-0. .''<11: they still Jlrint it. Somev.· hat a.nti<Juat....\. but tr,;nj:! to k~p IIJl wit~! hi- otht>r t alil'ltaht'l'bl. Some mu• hu put thi'IU wtll' to Sot•ialilun. ami J u ow•r.. them. Jo;uul ~·idd or llilw•ukee is mean .. nou~? •·aptM"f' flUiilllilllion for nu11~·ur u ( t hat t•it y. -.·hit-h f'lll't' <>pporhwit,l' to IJ' ri~ of that paJ'It'r tu t•mit the follllwin~ t<Oill' llition : " It it; not pi<·II~UI(:' In !urn th11t llll a rt>t~ult o( thl" ll irf'd pri uUir~·. F.mil ~·idt•l. tilt' S.w•ialist ('audidatt". r!:'l't'iVt't.l tht> lllfllt-.!1 tlUinho•r of l'l'lo"' at .\Iii.,., auk•... Tut>lltilly. Furtunat ..ly. 11 tWflllUIItinn rln...; nut ,,...·...-rtl.'· lth"lln Kll Plt~·tion. 1111•1 thl' \\'tii<'"nltlll •·111,1· ma_,. 1..-. ~···,....! tb.. mUofortUJk' ..r anl:llhe r S<t- :iili:vf·ll~iWD;iUt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-04-04 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914-04-04 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n096_19140404 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/23aa1057cda5af588048c7200d45c944.pdf 28ad32d34fcb4ffecfbb0c5d8b4c0560 PDF Text Text ' L()OI[ATTHE-C!' YOOit ADDIU!SS I..AIKL lP IT IS -ALO IOC2AUST CJIIf MU A T - STAI'IIll 98 ~YTO YOOit SUIISaUPTION I!X.PIRES NI!XT Wl!l!l[ SATIIIUIAY VoL -11-No. 97 ........................... ! -·· �Ow SIJI.. tills SPflllll are the ftnest we havoo ttver $1:\QWn. aU new lasiS and polloms. and qualt\)1 above oil. Men's aii>Oitd IMiho,r ,.Qri: ohoes. $2 4S to &4.00, NIAC A RA SOLES. .._ a l:llloott - · llllitn" Jill .... ttllkr ...,. 0,... Salunbr Niebb UoNI 1000 l5c Coupon : :. :. , . .;:. = Men c. ....... Boya - c..- ~ ·· cu _ _.. .... . . . . _ . , • • •,.~olluft.Jo ~ .":,bQ: 1914.. 0..CIIIIIpllllt.,.t.-. BUI"JfALOSHOIOO. s-.c. •..;a...s.. lDl US NOW WHERE TO *WE YOUR BEll TEI.fPtll Thouaanda ol t.mllia In BuiWo .... ~ bctw«n now and May lot. Won't you be one ol t'-1""'-'da to 1dl us IS daY' In advana 1llhetc yoo .,.ant youia movtd? You will help othtn aa wdl u youndl. c.u s.-. llOOO, mtnt, ~ o.,..._ today if FoY iatcod to ~c. New York Telephon• Co. T......... BoColloc o..do ...._ _ Kllasii•[• I"'~~--~~~-=­ H. WBIDBMILLBR ......................... /IH-IIH ~ II• �BULLETT'S SHOES OORREOT STYLES FOR 11H4 PRIOE8 U.OO TO $4.110 BUY EARLY AND AYOIHUR EASTER SATURDAY RUSH ratll£ nm ;.~oo": flmllf. . llllfS A D111DI O~n fl ~ r.j .)_... . • · OUR CHEAP UP-STAIRS ROO MEANS ASAYING TO YOU Mondll)' a.nd Soturduy evenlna• Investment is not the only motive that has moved •hund..d.s ol people to Invest In Federal T clcphone Company 71 Prd<rr<d Stock in the last three montha. The. knowledge that their money is going to extend and iril;x-ove the world's largest independent telephone systtm- the people's system- did quite as much to influence them. . They .,. both good reasons ; good business and good Citizenship. THB LABBL SHOB WITH A SOUL AND A SOLB True prio:ipb, that't what Cat Shoes for M~n a nd Boyt a~ bailt oo. Honest materials. tbru and tbru, Brocton Union-made, and .olft which we al»olutcly guarantee to wear at k:..t twice •• lone u ordi.ury aokt. We do butiote8 on a low. ft11t, low margin, low pritt bam. ..Tbe bHt tbott in Bufl'alo" - that's what strttt..car mra.., driffn. factory and railroAd mm art saying. Let ut bdp you maU your money go far t:bNc: dull titDH. O«t ODie buodred atylith 11amben, ptri'ect 6ttcn, Oxionia, Battoos, Blacbera, BAmorab ; in Black or Tan Calfskin. Black or Browu Vici, and Patult Lcataer., ,.-D OUBLE- WEAR 80LE8 ON EVERY PAIR Spring Suits top Co•ts B•lm•c••ns Up w tht ~1111111 tttlea. coed, ho.• aod ...,.r·....t.d111 qoa.ll· ICU.G A.U P.&Lt.l llet •lid I11Wer rhaa aiMwlwn ltl polo. I• U•• BLOOAN tor wr Bprtoc Olocbtnc-. w••,. •bow· ,., • ....,,.,.,• ...s..-P"he· ...... _._.. of"'*" -· s..-.nday E'Vening, April 12, 1914, Su "Heredity and E-nvfa"Er.,ment'' �-· ....,._....-...a,.Tn T1111 BUFFALO SOCAI.IST PUiliJSHING COMPANY ....._ ......,u.,....., ._.,...--..._ - _,...1"1lTT1&L. -.. IIUPPALO. H. Y• .....-. ....-..:o. T- ~. P. CA~a..-.. s.=~~~:.~ ~· ....eur;~ / ......_ .. ~ ..... ,_S.t"tl.•ew,......a. .. ~NrwY.t. - ' - . . . . . . M.atdll,.Jm , ... DANQEROUS BRAQ Both Hould and llayd..-u of l.hl! Gould (Ampler Worh where ~tnkr 1!1 on •"' a .-ouplt' o f tlanfC'I!!"'WI br&f!'lo. In tho- all,.mpU t n adtl .. thr .nrikr at that shop tbt' m"n J•ro\f'd wtlfto~ I<> makl' ron•·~•ont.. .o that tbt' labon>n wll.o out 1111h thr-ro. arlfl 1•ltl<l art" mIt bad l"l&lf', may be uved from atar'atwn "'''"••I "f tr}·n•g to flll"f't th .. '""II half • ·ay, thHt two mora1 ~oa\ait'o"1t tak,. • ·h·antall'r o f I'H~r~· ,..>n<"f't<IIIOn and p.-- u n h•rdtr. Th"J ,...,..m w f•"f'l that th4'y ha''" tht"" rcun• haek of thl'm and that !hr.' o·an ol rt \o• tho nwn ahout at th .. tr will Tht)' han• Jont' thia "'' mu• h t ha t th,.~· a rr> '"IIIJ!Illlll: trouloJ,. lla' olt·n noYt IJot·h,.,·~ hnn<tl'lf to bt> a h .. ru No ,...,..,.,.,,,.,, ha!!o ht" t...,•om.. th•t 111 ron,·rna t lo n wuh h11 f n enda. 1 "rol \\ •olf au<IIJ.·n W ,.lrh. h.. 11111!11' Tho· hrag th11t llft,.r ht' had thing11 dt'alwol up at l>o•pt'Yt h,. ll'llt'ltl'<'rl that tlw Dt':lt JOb tht'~· woultl w o r k (lll fhfi:l't.h .. r 1\riUitl J,, 111 thf' 1'1•1"1"1- pl1111t lloYt flill<'h tn.t h th••ro• 111 t,., h1" lon~ Wt' tho not kno w . J,ut we rio know th• t 1f thr- ~>ht' tl lf H.ll<l tlw Jllfl~t'!l a r .. allo• •t-d to eall out th•• trtlO(III lltht·tr Ji1\t'l'l •nil ,..,,.r~· tlmf' 1101111' o•JqoiOttt't f•·•·l11 likf' bf"atilll.: ,)oYt rJ thf' II<• II w hu. o' ml'ltoJ o t ho•r n\l'n ltk,. lioultl 1111<1 llaydi:'n " ' ill til•;• po ......,,. Th_y Jllllll J>nlCii...e t ..;. uf rrn uh)o• lllltl h .. "' til Le ll:t> rin11 t o f raod ,;a orde r 10 li.Dd a ll IIIIo I Ottl•·t'" ill thto r\' ,.111 nt th,. ha t• O'~t tlwor arrumala lioa of llltl'll!pl tU t!fl hkf'WI"r fl ~t,•••J,.n 1~ JoO•' IIIIC ('t~ tur IltV. T~ JUt'ral t a - of J'OYfl"t1 .tao•• to·all - • ia teUiaut r...-o,olt.e t~iap ....a 1~., y•f lbe•• ...., lb-., wbo ..ill make lbf' irao.. al J!OG• bt'.lie-1-e they lkm.,..l•-a are '""JlOOIIble th .. ~··••rl GREATER THAN EVER � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-04-11 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1913-04-11 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n097_19140411 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n097 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/0c45d021715885426123e624c360e5f0.pdf 799cfdedb364efea6fa02e0c374f5312 PDF Text Text J IUJIMLO IOCIAUST ~ SAUl AT 1UWS STANIII 'W'IIDI'IIISDAY TO :U.'rtlaDAY MAY' DAY' DEMONSTRATION. FIRST 8001AU8T OONQRE88MAN VICTOR L. BERGER VaL 11-No. 91 soaAUSTS MAKE BIG GAINS IN MUNICIPAL -ELECTIONS. flMWOOD MIISIC HAll fRIDAY, MAY 1U SP.M . . Ekct Oty Attorney at Ml!v.<auluc - Alderman-atLarge F.l..:kd - Increa.e Number of Supervisors and Couodlmen-c a pit a list Par ties Forced lo 'Combine to Beat Soc:iallsts- CIIIIIALIDIIISSIOR. 151DTS R!SEMD SlATS. 50 llJTS Relieving The Hardships Of Moving Day Moving Day at Its best is one of the bir trials of home life. Thinking of the. dozens ol details is always rather dmnaying. Bell Service in the new home will run errands and save a lot of worry. Tell us 15 days ln advancc:where to move your Bell T dephone. l •~ no<• '"""""''• no: U Y""Bc.ll Scnie< tod;ay ;and whyh.-vc t;akc. your ~me in the new book w9ic.h doses May 9th? I New York Telephone Co. T c.lcpbooe Buildinr O:lurc.b &. Franklm Struts. BULLETT'S SHOE'S CORRECT STYLES FOR 1814 PRICES $2.00 TO M.ISO A SHOE! WITHOUT ~=~ QINflD YAI.IS 1111 "'T Til Ill ll.llWIIE. TiltH lllllD'l O~n OUR CIIAP lf-STAIS ROO lUIS ASAYIIC TO YOU Monday and 8e.turd-.y Bventna• �G BUFFALO SOCIA-LIST MEN AND BOYS READ THIS . .:. THEN CUT THE COUPON BELOW BUFFALO Ore" Shoes for Sprtng of 1914. The Ideal town apd country shoe, comblnlng tho-style and refinement required for the pavements of the city with honest worth and substantial materials"that Will stand the wear and hard service of the c_ountry~ Bottom -with NIAGARA ruaraatud double - wear oola. Wdtcd. Mal's - $3.51), -$-l.OO. ~ $5.00 &Dd ~- $2.00, $2.50 &Dd Bottom with bat oak tanned oola. Wdtcd. Mm'o-$2.50_..APd $2.95. Boy-~'-$150 and $2.(10. ever sho"f"· all new lasts and patterns, and quality above all . Men's all solid leather v,orlc shoes, $2 45 to f4 .00, N I A G A R A SOLES. S.n..,a A Ellloott St.. mum ol Jill Sol141 ttlllltr SIIOCS Open Saturday Nia"hb Until 1000 *Q1)kUIId&am.~ rc for a abort ....!k: .- . s.-. St. Se- • l5c: la _ , - OCI &OJ' p.-cbaM af Buffalo Sba. orHp&trloll oi.U..,wtthN...,u& ~ .... Nat pod .... Af"''llO, ow .bow wiodow ; - Men and Boys - 25c Coupon CutMU.c..:..p;.ol ,,, .. ~. _,_. dw ,...,. BUFFALO SHOE Q). s...-a&a~~l!l:lleottS.. kct ,...., otyl< hom t~thilc:oupon. ..:;d-'>.n, ..,Jc. in Western an Central New York. In addition there are luDy thar number al Federal t<lcphoocs that have the prd=nce. This is • businas ._. you cannot afford to ovulook. fue 'you one of the lnvestoro ln our 7.1 Preferred stodt: ? At the United lnduotriu I!J:pooltiooi and Sale at the hie- Hamlin Store. April 13-18, there .,.;u lx • complete private Automatic; T dephooe E.zchaqe. with t<n stadom throuchout the J(s • wonderful csplaltatlon al the New T clephony and yr:d vi.slt to the Exposition will DOt .,. complete unless JOU eumint thls thorouci>IY. s!<ft. ' The Federal Telephon~ and Telegraph Oompant ill_L.ecture at Conley's Conservator-Y~ 850 - .. �_.. IUPPALO SOCIALIST MAY DAY DEMO~~I~JI VICTOR L. BERGER IF MILWAUIU ElMWOOD MUSIC HALl FRIDAY, Mfv 1U 8P. M. GlliDAl ADIIISSIOII, 15 llJIS Rf.SIMD sun. so llJIS Relieving The Hardships Of Moving Day Moving Day at Its best Is orn: of the big tria!. of home life. ThinkiJ.lg of the dozens of details is always rather dismaying. Bell a Service in the new home will run errands and ·save a lot of worry. Tell us JS days in advance:where to move your Bell"Tdephon<. • If you arc not a subscriber, why not tab Bdl St:rvic:c: today and h.nc your nanv in the new book which closa May 9th? New York Telephone Co. T clepbo.K Buil&ar Churdl &: Frank.Hn Street&. OUR CHEAP Spring Suits · Cop Co1ts B•lm•c••ns w •rt-.qull,_,d, tbu ......_.Ia \be BL004lt' Up • &1M ad. . ud _ _.,..... tlw&llll ,__ pr\oe lt fGr ~~-- B~Cllllltbla.l. DU' Wet.re1bow· lq • .,., larJ• nd -pnbe•· tlfl...wt. .. ,ot .. ,kts. UP.STAIU ROO lUI ASAIIIG TOYOII Open Monday and 8at:ull"d-.y Bvenlnp �~~~ - ......,__~T.,-.._ lllli'PAID 5CJClAUST I'UI!I:&IING CDIIPANY .......... 16. . . . . ...,._.__,..,~ ~~..._,. 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II< II• S.•·111h~u ,,.-.,,,j,. ,.,..,,,.,,.,. f'ltnl•r ..,._ ... 1.,..11 .... , . t-•ltt .. •IHI••tl•u.l••· - • h t • 113' , •• tMt. U~lll · . . . . it ... lllf IC..IW"JJ ""tM.IIIJ ,.t\f. ' " I I n<tiiN. ... IIa •• I~.. '*'w,. ...., ... h.Jertllo~~ pk.Jt UM1tllllf'4 ,.7 tla ( ' -•l .. Knt •' ~ 1 .. 111tt1 lM • ~ ••• . . . . , 1-.118.10"\111"""''""'""11'' "••"•r ~.....w:··~ '' "~'·b•t••rlltplo~••• ... ciHt,..•u.t .t kw•l ~~· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-04-18 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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United States New York Erie County Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/1ca315282e4c4aa069820fc4690ccf91.pdf 5601535def4946ba715d028d9b9f1eab PDF Text Text IIUI'PALO 50aALIST Off I,UZ AT IUWJ STANDI I..OOitATTIII-CI YOUR ADDRI!SS u.JII!L II' IT IS ' 100 1rEDNDDAY TO SA1tlai>AY YOUR SUBSCUP110N Jet. PlltJ!S Nl!XT W1!B: ' I CAPITAUSTS START WARS_ AND PROm BY THEM WORKERS DIE IN THEM MAY DAY PROCLAMATION Com rad~ and Fellow-Worken : VICTOR t BERGER WILL BE BIG ATTRACTION AT MAY DAY CELEBRAliON Ex-Congnssnun Will Pay His First Visit to Buffalo -Has Message that Every Workingman and WollUtl In Buffalo Should Hear- Will TeU of His Experiences In the Fight Against the CApitalist Interests. Malan Farce a Trumped Up Affair Invented to Fleece the People- Brag that U.S. War O>ma are Buleing Ia no Excuse for Sacrificing the Youth of the Land - What Has Mexico Done to Our Workers ? ( �IIUI'I'ALO SOCIALIST MEN AriD BOYS lEAD THIS- THU CUT THE COUPOI IUOI BUFFALO Dress Shoes for Spring of 1914 The Ideal town and country shoe, combhUng the style and refinement requited for the pavements of the ci~ wlth honest wonh and su~tantlal materials that will stand the wear and hard service of the country. THI"CAPTAI" Our styles this sprtng are the finest we have ever shotfn, all new lasts and patterns, and quality above all. · Men's all solid leather ~ork ~ .00, shoes, $2 45 to NI AG AR A SOLES. Boys' all solid School Shoes, $1.25 to $2.50, NIAGARA SOLES I. Men and Boys - 25c Coupon 25c lor a abort walk s.. Cut..,. d* C..,.. c:u ~_.,-­ oto....-..St. •lSc .. _ . , • ..,.JIIIf'dt.- . . . . . l«t ,... ...k ...... Sbo. • npU ... « IOIIac ...., Nllf•• ......,._,.,. Nat ........ A,rll.. our abow window 1 ,,,~ o.w ~ .... ,.. BIJJ'P'ALOSHOB<X>. s.-:. -'BIIaaltk thas u. this coupoa. rood oa aor atrlc. �BUI'P JiltNEST UN"'''DUUlANN, - writcT, wrn tpu.t: .u Atml:ln.t'•'~Ln. """" ~ ...S 8&ikT A...,.,., Somd.y E.....mc, Apftl U.h, •t a P. M. MAY DAY DEMONSTRATION FIRST SOCIALIST OONQRE88MAN VICTOR L. BERGER. IF MILW&Uill ' IDIWOOD MUSIC HAll FRIDAY, MAY 1U 8P.M. ..U..IIOWAilDIIII-M / I'II:Cilll"r'N..,.., -oo-ro- OOOALIDMISSQ, 15 IDlS lfSIJV!D SOTS, 50 IDlS I LOUIS MAISEL .,_•..;t:•,.,.,··,c.,.,.,._ ......... J.,..n,,., C.,.n.. 011 Cl.d4, ,~~-­ 061-967 BROA.DW A Y Aaltate and subscribe for the Arlletter•::&ttuno~ ..,.,* :.The -11 Gwmaa ..,..• lu. U!e ltUe otUalde,ot Naw Ycwlt Ol&J, rep.-.] Mallq tbe laloere.t uf lb. Ww-tlq 01 ..... - 00 a.a&. fur I IDOalU. Office. 315-317 GeoCKt Strut - - Buffa.lo. N . Y. ALITTLE SEASONABLE ADYICE:TAKE BELL SERVICE TADAY U there's ever a season when Bell Strvic.c is a positive coriuort Jt's in the Summer time. You'll ne:vu know real convenience untiJ you have· a telephone on your desk and at home. A Bell Telephone brinlr$ with It the ability to be in two places at one time, a blessing to the busy man. Then. too, the: Summer laue. of the Bell Directory ck-Lnr soon. lUTe your name i.e it thil time. a New York Telephone Co. T depboo< Bulldlor Church &: Franklm Strut&. Spring Suits :t~p Coills Billmilcailns U p•lbeataute~ . ,-1. - . . . . - -..r-r•Whac 'fUll· .......... .ua-...~-­ ~ lsiltwiJ..OGlJC!IwOV .... ...,. ..... 8'pdllc0le&lt.l.lrc• ..... •• ..,. ...... ....,~ tn.~oliiU ..... $10,$12,$1ll, $18 and$20 AU IIIWEL Jllu Sl'ri., lj.lts, Clip, Sflh#s, tid, Etr. TIE EITEIHISE TWO OOTORJC8 "'49J~SI. JJH :It,._, St. H. S. BULLETT, 56 =~ "The Evolution of Society" . �BUPP.A.LO lOCI ~LIST � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914-04-25 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n099_19140425 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n099 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. War -- What For? Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/8661d39a09148b60cd63b15afc268375.pdf fbc4ef45501f4bf97df4aecf94f7c237 PDF Text Text IIIJIIIIALO LOOitATTfll-01' soc;z.wsT ON YOUil ADDRBIS LABEL II' IT IS SAUAT-STANDS 101 'IP'EDIII!SDAYTO . YOUil SUB5dUP'rlofl EXPIRES Nl!ltT ~ SATUJtDAY BUFFALO, N. Y.IIA'V: 2, m4 Price Two Ccnta TUGMEN DISCHARGED . FOR OBEYING THE LAW ROCKEFEl.I.ER DEClARES WAR AND MILITIA KillS WORKERS WHILE PRESIDENT "PLEADS" Capitalist Class Try to Evade Law in Regard to Working Hours of Men- Expect Them to Sleep in Hold of Boat Six Hours and Work Six- No Chancz lor Esca~ if Accident Hap~ Tools of Capitalist Class CoiiUitit Murder in Name of "Law md Order" While Mm to Blame Sits in Luxury Far Away From Dmger. Women and Children Victims of Soldiers THE SITUATION IN COLORADO VICTOR L. BERGER Fonner Conr==an from Mllwauku,' W is, will be the Speaker at the Big International May Day Cckbutial at Elmwood Mus!< Hall on Friday, May Jst. MAY DAY IN BUFFALO CATHOUCS ADOPT ANARCHIST METHODS TO BREAK UP MEETING Y 1.st �AD oew pattc:rol tWa ..,_ boR..W..Sola,Ooklolor, or tbr: Cld&bra... Do.iWI w... NJAGARASOLIIS. ....... Do,.' and Ultk Gcat&' 5<out """' ... bu- "' ........... biKk, elk or c:boc:olak: 1 !lk Sola or Niapra Double Wcu Sola- SI.58, S2.18 S2.51, S2.t5, suo BUFFALO SHOE 00. 8ENEOA AND ELLICOTT 8TREET8 ilobnoiSolldwU...-. o-s.t...t&yNI.JuuotU JOOO Arooter-Bettung. 'I'IHioaJ:ya.-u --pap ta tM••....._ollf_ . . Y.t Clq, ,.,.,.... -dqb~ ofU..W«kt.cCJI-.-IO .... f w l - - . OW... 315-117 Gca... Stnot • • Ba11o1o. N.Y. �ol ,;c· ••••... ....-, "'"'-'"' -ob.c riber, the name a11d 11umber of th01 llrtoe t and tbe tity ,·err plallll!'. A 11umber of r•J>ef'l beYe been returned to tbe poo~to111~e for !letter •ddr-. A little ure "'ill greath• aid ia tb e u. fe , .... ' C'.' "''"" ''"·:·-",.,".,"u"r.,"•!~un,~: <leli\"er:o- of tbe pa~r, aod eliminate ---~·.,-,. , ,;··,··c..... ,.,...,.o.t ~·rt:; ~":!~~ tompl•'''"·- - - "t Colorado. PAT&ONI&:E OtJlt ADVEB'I'IJIEB&. LOUIS MAISEL J.-n.,.~ C-,..16, 011 C1".,~ , , _ ......._ ./I'•,.,..AJ¥ ~­ .uC~ ·~ c.~ ~66 • 967 BROADW AT " UCTVR£ BY WI1WI fUIIaS BARKARD, the noted lecturer and author Sunday Afternoon, Mey 3rd. at ,130 o'clock at the TUIIil MALL. 1263 Gmou Sc.. uoda- the~~ of t.be COt-V.'II\BIA TURN V~N61N. ~ ... Rodoot._ hlo Bool lllo ''TQNGUilSOPTOil." O..,.U..iocoo-loL. ADMIS&.IOff PRU IO:VERYBODY W'ID..COMB Your. Warm Weather Comfort Now A Bell telephone installed in your home now will go far to iruurt your family's comfort thU Summer. It's a wonderful little ste:p and time saver and make3 it so easy . to keep in touch with all your friencb anywhere. Your name will appear tn the Summer ~11 ~ctory, which dosa soon, if you let ua have that contract today. It may cost less than you think. New York Telephone Co. T depbooc Buiidinc O!urch &: Fran\J.m Sbuts. ---· LEONARD SISTI L.l~rht Gr-ocer-lea ~Jbb-~ .&..U . . . . . of Qpn ut4 a,a.r.u.. IJ<#~~.s- Q . ARMENANTE . . . . . . . .lmlll -·- C*h . . ,-.;;;;;;~.- Jl'lAe J..-.by R•palrtn& Bulfialo. N.Y :a-40T~ BULLETT'S SHOES OORRECT STYLES FOR 1814 PRICES 12.00 TO f4.110 A SHOE wiTHOUT Spring Suits Clip Cuts Bllm1c11ns Up M 1M alnte•,.,_, (GOd,' ....... ...,..,.....,qull. . . . . .__ . . . . . . . . la prialll . _ BLOG.\11' forBs-\ac OWbbc. We are•bo-- t.ca...,lllqeud-prt*· ...,.._.._.,.,. ..... !LLIIIIIWEL :11/H $prl.. fJm, ~po, Slllm, Clu, fUr. ~=:p IIIMID tiUIS 1111 .Till Ill IIIJIIE. . lB'H 11!1111( TIE EmiPIIJE .,-.-.-:.-=-::,==·'--·- - . "r''IVO 8'J."'SlD ,/493 . _ S t . IJH' 3tfrriH• St. H. S. BULLETT 56 Seneca Strut • Up. etalra �� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-05-02 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1914-05-02 Relation A related resource MicFilm HX1 .B83 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-021-BuffaloSocialist_v02n100_19140502 Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-06-12 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v02n100 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 4 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States New York Erie County Buffalo Table Of Contents A list of subunits of the resource. Slaughter in Colorado Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/NoC-US/1.0/">NO COPYRIGHT – UNITED STATES</a>. The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The Item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2a16ee77b059625cccb3cab09e9a5d6e.pdf 5817138f0f2b9d91861a7f54f7ee996a PDF Text Text ~T.J:Ias~OP IIJIIP.t.LO IOCIAUST Clff s.ua ATRI'IIISTARII IP IT IS 102 ~YTO YOUR SOIISCRIPTIOf( l!ltPliii!S NEXT '11'11111: IATIJRDAY BUPPALO,N. Y,MA¥9,1914 Price Two Ccala "LAW AND ORDER" MUST FAC COURT ·MARTIAL · · · -AND TRIAL BY CML COURTS· T~ Disarm Tin Soldiers Women and Ollldrm Found Buritd in Hole After Devastation of Ludlow - G=rds Join Militia and Recdvc Pay from Both Sources. No Thought of Lives of Passengers - Cost to Owners is First Consideration of Politicians Ufe Belts Would Drown Children. �Our~Sbdf B-.rklt ~ .,.., ~-.... .... .ROBBRT S"rJ!$8, . . . ci ... • Al\llllr........ a.w:~~ Srm., 6o'g, m.p IDit, ....... -~tektal~ ~tin~~w '-.AT- pt.blk tr.a bUt.l1 Lllo 'ney ..-. ,...., t o w \ic.la tH 1'1111 .. .. ppr- ; oad uaua.al n.liat duJ P "f!rytu bllleau-et.lloy a.re e.• • OOL:UMaiA TUIIN HALL, ,..,_to Under ~'allljlicea ci the But Sllle Uloar Ly=m and BNncb One. Sociallot Porty. Tloketa, •• :are put under the microKo~ ..,h•e. mind well abk to search ou t an ! t is olso rero~1 oa ,_r aatllori t1 Kcreu. .'\ most capable boo k, tao ,..,.. , pi duro "O...iaa.l" ; 0110 that Socialitta and feminisu t ulrtrtod ... operatioa fw radie&li•• a.M ··:··· . :-~·_c"L7. · will put where they un by their lo.t 1000 f~t of it. U.. eoaaelou ;;:·_,;:";;;_, ·-: _::;:,--_ ,·c.-::c- u:;~,:~~~~~~hc~~~:o14h~:no::. ~:«ti~t=;~~ :,•~o= ~= ao& to,; .. , ll im aa ,.,.,,,,.,,..,.,,_,..llr.ldt of the book ...·ell bound, in ""'•alllily oro bl!illf ' ~W, Is k iiOW'D oaly to tile IIJO<rilll' ple••~ --o, wloo _.,to lull *1tbo.u \o ataod op for tloeir ria"ta. 1"1!0011 would ia.u"eate \kat tlr.e aad~e of a -'"'"IE l'if'tll,.. ~M U.ouk1 M allowed to dit"tate wllat p1ea8M t-111.. l f tile,. don't llh tiH! .Jkw tbe,. .,.;u aot ra.t· ro11ixt tbt" lobi!.., . .d It will _ , ~lit a n .• tural <IH.tll. " w .. art .up~ toftaa \'e h eedom of lj>e<."tll aad (11"-., -,J lol!t'P i1 d;.tioct .lcnia.l. ol. avtll. rTJ"W. Dtr-Nfter, we will 111ake i\ a poitlt to k~ our r<"aden 11~quaiat.ed witllo tbll pba-e of tbt a~ti<"• ltiea ef our eity. A a <!:ll'<>rt will 11.., hf' made 1-0 •"<~• tile •o•-lnjl" joict11re h11 d1fficuh l>e:ifl"nlnln. h11 nw..,.,.. !bat lht; baYt a ft>w rijl')lla Ull buHler bom iu IIi• future 11-'er· it 60 cen\1. takinp. nor ..011 io hpt a.,.a,. f roilb '"Thew Shiftina Sunn.N Il ia bomf' for o.-er twf'at,. yean rna11y-ch:om!on<"d mind of Chas. Q fo r<"<"•! to tom• lootllrougll aa I Ru ...... ll b&• l!""~" 111 110 book • - •loi<"b ilf" tloialo.• be bu l>roul!'bt , th:on ··Thru ShiftinK b,.,,...lf, but •• rea.l.lr a d i - ia· I , m ...-hich the paJt berited fr04tl bi1 fathr. After bio "' .,f a. aut bur in the ntw l· h1r11 lo0111f' "' lhub 011\ tllat Rf'jl'illl. a ~.-! iorth in the l<alidelltf'"IIBt i11 t.b• lluDH. •ho. bt tlonok•. I of ~uch tXpt'rienctl. In ;. tile dau,:hter of a poor <'(nu>tr_:r ur rhap~r· ~ •. Ru ....u Jar• """ pe111er, ,-,an,. i1 boo aiat .. r. f..rr th<· ru.!r~ nn ··overwrought t:oh:"" Tbt •••·itelnf'Ut of ail tbu an•l otb.-r. hut .. TI,. ~ud1 ., ''"II rud likt 1 .,.-emimronaot future. briug til<' r~P-Ault of I onmd• ac.::u"omed to th<' bo• ,.,,,.a..... wbo~b i~ IOOftn.n(! of the quort~r and 1H1 th.stu rht d current• of t.ra•n. •ll lhf' ..OOTI~r ~"mmon Iii~. l'i•;r •• a "'"Y wtrr~~tiRJI one 1 \II th.- amblloOnl of lht" ne'"il':li'C' •I"'• t"• ;::,.::.:-,c :.c·:;;-_.,.,·: -.;c: _c;-::-·:·:· Tile uf woman · m<~n; 1...,_ vh•lloon .,~~,.,:·~-~7:;'•::,::~1. ··~~*;~~:;.:~ I~~:e~~~i:~~~;~';'~;•t!;:r!~'~~:u.c.::~';~; 1•.•· I"'"''"~·· ::;.·i,:;. :·;• ..:·.. ";:~:; . :~;. ~::~·::;: ::~:·:~:"~,~:";::,;;~";·"·~:~· .:;: t>_.- • • '' ·'"' "'""''"'''· .,.\ En).'•tr~ud, th• • IHf"<•nh r. I" \\ 1ll1am .I lloltc;11. Th •· ••'""'~ '"'' to tb• l'la_r 11 •ada to Jaw that ·~, ~,_, ..,,.,. ~•a 111'ord to ~orae aad .,... ot. It 111 twenty 1!1.-e C<"ll~ aDd the~ is tht" d.-ar Jytnp:othf'llc story of The llaym~rl.ct Riot ITI Chocago, HI· tim){ m:oTOy a douht and controYefly, thr drline:>\1\.>n of thr cauu1 behind nom ir.;uto-n1 ol undodacu for tht ::: ~:::,:;·;!: ;,~~~~i:o~~=H':~~fit LA SA LLE. N ;:;:llo t:: of this yur en M..y 20th. In poevloul years It bu been cuatcmary to clooe the Summer ltiue en May lOth. · • ·· you ~ Bdl Service, It's the Summer time. :._-_:0''"···_;:::·:." ~- "''':C': :::::~oc. :- .. ::!·"~,C" ..C". : " :,,...,. :': 1:--- .!:::dt~ i~i.7'!;::eo!.,~~~~'.11•,. ,- ;.c,::.-;::-·,:. .-•;..... ~~--< lACK Of GOOD ARGUMENT The ll<pl It will save, the convenience ol this moot uaclul savant ~ the bot weather, will repay the small cost OWlY times over. · Just tell the man ol your famlly to sJrn that contract today. l1><n yoW- name will appear in the new book. ~ lOib. Tbr: lht will be too lAte. Rancmbu the <ial<, ,::cc~::~~~m::~a:::: ~:.i!~ j: ::r;::/:;1~~ Uveo 't ""1<::::-.;-:c:-:;:-.,:_,:~ .:c·:;c, "::.~::;-:I ~;:·a~::~~~l{ s;:~~; ~~~~~:f;~;~ ~".~;;~ ;:·~~~te~~ua~ :;d ':~:: ;f~:~fin:::~ pr~~~a :.~~~iof:t.~~":U'!:tit ': ~':lk ~';ht ~;~ant~;;:t;:~ .... ~:;~ ;~: ..:":;;~,;~:..:1~~~~ Educauon."" The nat bouc ol this moot uaclul book will clooe ~~=:id:1:~~ ~~~~eh~;~~d 1 ~;;e:~~:= lea~~..:~:;=0 c~;~· ;:a~d~: -~c·..=:.<C:.C ~:',~i"'; c;::~; y THE CLOSING Of THE SUMMER BELL TELEPHONE DIRECTORY U theK's cvu a suson, Mn. Houxwll., when to.wotld. h..' i hu fint hllnd acqllllintancu .,..1th the H1··hmo1>·l; 111 Oenb_ - ·• ·• May b a bJr busincu month. It bu always seemed that evcryoac want> tdepbcne ocrvlce just about this time. To mod this ruab ol bua!nao ..,. have made this arHncan<nt to olfct you 10 days ~ to ret your name in the Summer Bdl'floo.lt. Onti_,. tlrt •l••f) "' an d ~ho•,.. •t, o'thdt "' }.-..hn ("hue uf the S . S. ct'pt th"t-. fact•. a~d ::n,":!'":: r:iae~~"'u"•u;e:jd X. _their infuen.::u in ~~::.~~~~":~'t;;,;;: f:~.--~:! . '~ 9 ~'';~ th~:!"~~~~~~~~~~~~·l:plri•lf t-k of :~:'til~ ~~~~Ill. ma= type.. --,-:o:.":.;,;,,;-=:. -:::::,·.• ."<~•<:.;, c:c.:o:c=::.-.:·:;.:=.:o. ;;=:"I it ICI Fr:.:,~~~~~~~~:~brle~~,;·~i~=!~~ ~ New York Telephone Co. Td<pboaolluWloc a...a. at p,ukfm- i• likt'l) II wort IH" :occ.-ptc-d. A tom- Jll P-llt"rl •• pabl:•htd ,by r_tht Gto~ge illlf'JMI• tllat are i•ualllog Uoe "rernunkauon wu rr cei•.-d from the · lt._ Do;~;, Co., ~tw-\or ·the pflcf' IoriO!.'" tlofre ;, aa obfte , . _ , . ~b.•t ;;;,:~~:!:"~::' n°a1~~; ~~·o';~;~~; th~ Mtn~t ·~. !;:~,,!';op~~- ~~~ J(.o~~~;'"~::!u::: ORGANIZE THE CLERKS ,...,, ~.·~: re~:.:i~::e:~.,:,~-::M=:I;:;c'__ -·:c~:;-:; 25c/ TRADE MARK AND MAKE THEM CLOSE ,. "TIIf WOMAN' Of 111[ IIOIJR'~ ""''" ''' ••~ -- lo ,..., '•"•• ', 1 maaf'' Y. P. S.l.. W'dl Produu Play Writ~ ,.,:~~~~:: .:.;::.,::~~ 11 ,.,. Dl a tter tett by W . F. Ba.rn.a.rd. l'llo• ;, W1>1ot 01101 of o" r trltHbaalt Gre.t ID i 10 ter ... \ i1 bt'tll¥ abowa tile pla;o- , •·ne Wa-11 of llaur." wll. iek w\11 ~~-r~ateol b_.- tlot Younr ·Peeple"• Sodali•t ~JI'U<" atl.a Toar · tile a i,..Ha.l.l,t"Oroert::Utl"touud\"er· plat~~:k slrw"!l, lh:o- Hill Tile j•lay· wrltlot i• W"ill•m 1-'ra.,..l• llaruard, tV wellkno... •-'· aatloor an•l le.-turer. A Utrlber of tell•raal• h•r l,.....n held a ad tiloowJ>I"IriiO!'If""'l!"l""l",_"' aN' el\lla1iutit oo·er tlof ]•Ia.'· ,.lo,cb d'"· pirtl tilt lite of tbt" ~·oun~ J..-o••lt t~f lloe day u tb ..,. arc foro•r,l 111 olo .. ir eYery.Ja,rlo fetodi..-oo.tbt]•rnl>lo·~• ..,.ed i11 a half pa•e a•h·ertiHottl>\ ia llw rapiiRiitt Jl'l",.._ last ....... T"ey .-onti11u• hy ..yi111r. ''WIIaJ d - •n•y 111.1111 o•<" co IIi• r.. JI<>" Friend ..,,p, tol•••tio., t.,..._jd<!:ratioo, ,_...,. !>ltlly arul a .-raouonofiliiiiiOra.l aad lepl r iglot•. ' Th•• W tile ••e old doj>e 011\y pill forth i11 what aiabt bf" ••II~ 1 Dloden Hoilf'<l down to a word11t mHru a DIOrtl'l_, , ("'1>•1<"111ptible mf't~od. Sew Jet 111 a•k ja1.1 Ollt' Jf Mr. )ole..., ... at - a111 . hi• lugll -odii>IJ word• tnept •••f 1tyle. wlo i.rlo "'"froat lil<'llA"' ""IE tb..,.. prollu ' " bi~~~.~elf, will_, ba• h<' 110 prob'~ •• tlle !'Oilllral pt<>l•lcm i11· vtoieatJ,.Ieft 0111 tllot IM'oa_,.. vofv••l" tbe .ull'ra,-e 111~ l"'too-11li1t dwot nal r l!I"IIUif AU or:w pattcma thil .wuan Ia Rub&a Sola, Oak Sola, Thwllole UIU111C-lll o-.lby -•<'oa.e..&IJ. Ttwo f>lot lio>IIJil'! aroo~od tb • lo•t of lilillply tb1 old i•lea abov.t lbf' •a ar;.W.::rat.it YIHUIIf -~~ f or I ;roUPI !1-t af .... But taphallam il capitaliam, prwble:... of~ trm of_,.,,. wlli,lo divide. tl•e ft.i1 ill ~lloi ... Ia Ill~ •ay IDIO 1 - e . . _ TU 101UII'c... or .t ••tertai.a.,.•L ud bnng o••en of t"e job " 011e 1ide and ;;: ,..., fne..U. n. tiek• are -~ bQW WOJ"ken OJ" w•-'• •Ia"" oa 01" ••In' :;d~• =-..:~;,"T:C~;:::;: ! ot~e:: llen... •t k~J<llq, alto 1\aW. "'" at tH Mapo ltedq....ne:,... Kadea'•.H~l,-11eret lUcliolooau d work -n. M•ia<tio11 • ill be -'.r loor<'r and ate of cr-tu a eeata. ,..._. w iJl be ~lar ~ , ...., el'lplorlfrL'' u &uty afUw tM play. "'"' wbo bave bat.lt baae . . . . ,... ay. ~ -·~BoY"""" Uttk Gcou' • t· ••w c-.- the cdd:ated Weu NIAGARA SOLI!S. ;.trl "'"• ;. VfiTY •ao::llo iotet.-t~d '" tile -•ie ===~Ma~2th l:•"'•ti"l; ""1 Sooot Sboa, Ia ~ 0< !au ' cdon, .... &lack, dk 01" cboc:olalt' Elk Sola o." Niapn Double VI'a< Sola- SUit, S2.1 S2.58, . S2.95. S4.1 BUFFALO SHOE 00. 8ENEOA AND I!LLIOOTT .-.;JIUT8 0,..-yl'fiPio-ICIS �lUNA 0 IO«ALIST dOHN · SP-ARQO'S LATEST. SOOIAlJSM AND MOTHERHOOD Do you know what Shak:aWn was ? Pafcctfonfsm ? Do you know that much fal.< crltlcbm oi Socialbm Is based upon the uttcranccs ol AnardllstCcmmumsts? Can you tdl why even such reprexntat!ve Sodallsts as Bebd ~ be quoted u commltlnr the Party to any posltlon bearinc upon the ma.riare tdation? AD Ibex queotlom are ansWcr.d in "Sodalism and Motherhood." H you ~ . an.rwer any ol !f- questions you need this book. Baoarian Hall Socialism and Motherhood is on Sale at Headquarters, Teck Thratcr Bldg., or mail MoneyOrder or Stamps and book will be mailed postpaid. .JOHN UNVERZART h•,ltlfH• 778 Sycamore St.. .oor. B..t PRICE 80 CENTS (CLOTH BOUND) BULLETT'S SHOES CORRECT STYLES FOR 1914 PRICES $2.00 TO $4.50 Oil $1.50 SIIOa liE Tit[ BEST ..,.. ••'-•1 .&-~lrfl. ~.s~- UNJON HATS II ' THE~T ~: a.. SI.OO Hat Vallie OD Z.r\a. . u•.•-"·· - •-••_...,......,., •• LEONARD SISTI --· Lla-ht Groceries 8oc:IWW BooU Qod Ka&"uloee. ~bn.MIIIfClprta.odClp~ ..f #f/1-,..,.. ,S-H, .' I t II> '·' ~· . GWcasTftl n!:..~(.L 8Ulfl011i8, M0 Pricelll!'eDW . .! Solde~~- ~~~ lu OUR CllfAP UP-STAIRS REHTMEANS ASAYING TO YOU d R&LUBL.J: IPZCIAl.TY OOH.P"N, aun''"-O, M. T . Q.ARMENANTE -w- IIIQillllllflnlllf Cit. . . . . . . .~_,,._ F!ne J ...-el.ry Rep&1rtna . ~T....-a~ Buffalo, N.Y Bci'W'ard S.. Pranke Plumbing & Gas Fittin&' M:LL P'HIOIG , ... . ,_ r;.,_,. .,,. Spl'ing Suits top Co11ts Bi1lmi1Ci1i1ns Up .. W IILI:oall •Jl•, pod., boo.- ...s ...,.n.lltlar qoa&ll· I:IM ... --~.--~1· pio. ia Ui• SLOG~ toe- ov 8)lltar <J.-bt.Bc. W• ,,.. abo•· . . . . ....,. . . . . . . . _pNbeo· l i f t . - . - & fll.:t ... al $10,$12,$111, $1Sand $20 AU IIIII Lllll :JIIH s,m., st~m. . I . . B•n, C6ps, an, ett. TIE ENTEIPRISE TWO-- Hl4fJ f i t - St. lUD 3.n.-. St. ( 56 Seneca Street �.. Think of t•t~rin~r for rour boy anti gh·ing him an education fo r Let th e boss a~:iul hi.o~ 11011. yurs, th en k'ndrng hrm out t o bto a target. SPIFFLIOATED REPORTS f'or-eveo 'II'Hh,wltbolltU«ptioa. tile rooulpt of .ut-riptlooa hq 1.oen It hu t-n Ut'('f"tt!!lary on diffe rent ~c&llions to point out the s1anderoua anll tgnorant atatementa of the Conner. atafl' of ''$20 a .,.,-t>ek braiu11'' in tlu·i r rt•f•·rtnen to Soeiali5m and Socialilits. We mWit tlo !10 a~ain . It nai!lhl he JlOllibli> for th t' L'o11rier to fool IIOTne :~~~~e.readen moat of th t> time but the majority grt ""iiMI onte ill I•• rbn tile 1111111bn ~~o~~eded to ~aaia­ tal11 tlu• ,,.,oer at ita vr~•t tlaadard: For four weeu "oil'•" ._..., thaa "ooa''-twiPe «••ter. ~~~~- tk~~~~~.::!d ~~~~r":: :.~",.-:: w..k Day Cele bration and parade of the ~ialist Party •Hre we Wl!'rt beaded. e~idently did not f•leaae the drunk wbi"h was rw11t hy that pa~r to •M1r. tile •anoiag wu Thf' writ t> it up, and hill writt> up ..... an allt>mpt at a humoroua jeer, abowing dt.arly h ia btued opinion. The poor intoxicftt ed boob at art1 ont to sa~· that th e parade wu to b egin at 7 o'eloek, and that th,._rf' wPr P only three Soeialiatll th er e at that time. H e wu fo r ty-five JUIIIUI•·~ 11huol of tim e. but he eould jl).lt a. easily ha\·e bt"en thrPI' h"u"' lilt•·- "~ f11r a11 hiM ability to know what the time "'"Ill. Il l" w11~ twx! to mt•·Onl!eJOIIII. lie wa1 la boring und er a heavy lo&d . H e !lpt'Alc! nf thP "".,tlwr haH '" ··from lht' cnrblrtone>< 11nd aut 011. on! to JOt'•· th t' · r,.,J i1111!"1(••r.< · ~nul•·d 11.'1 lhP motlf'y a r my flle<l hy ·• Y l'"ll. ""mot],.~· "" tf ~- ,,., l1k•·. hut 1•.-h .. ,,. 1111. tf llliY o n e in that ··molle~· ar my"' l'onJ.I not 1••11 Ili O N" 11l.out wh11t i11 going on in thil I'Ountr y th an h.- kiiOWII. llu-n 10.- RpOIOI.!" I Zt" fur thefll. pan ,,,...,ticall.:o' 1111lleeded ~~oat~ " eek th ~tim u " '• rt>MIIed total ~umb.r of aew a\t.. lower u;r -~~~ •·~~ Ju. t6tk. Of n ou-w there ••• tbe Berger ialf to ooe~lll'Y the Comrade'• ~ubwriJ•tion rMtipu ia•·i.r;..bly 1 tilt ....... k of a hie ledtn•. But � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. 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Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/30903e964b83208efc5b9cd4522b01de.pdf b74b7b73e5746c3e079109cc84a1d6f4 PDF Text Text IIOPPALO soaA1JS'T ON SALI! AT.NEWS STANDS LOOK AT THI! I'IUIIIII!R Ofl YOUR ADDIU!SS lABEl. IP IT IS Wl!DNI!SDAY TO SATIIRDAY YOUR. 5UBSCIUPTION EX.. VeLD-No. 102 103 PIRES NEXT.WEI!It BUPFALO, N. Y, MAY 16, "14 Charter Debate: Thayer vs. Haller, Teck "Rieatre Building, Price Two Calla . m. �Attenti n Bas ball Fan f To Umoo Mm and Tbdr Friends: -~ B~ooldT" Tam ol. lhc: F~liHa l Lutac .,...,.r Ro\crt II. ud .-! c6or - - ol 'k a •·•• " ' Br~ad Trust, mwl;cbtloc tla ~,..,........I...,.,_ ID d!sr"!PP tbom. Down with the I10IHilllon Blucl TniSt and its advmising schmus I R<!uxtobecomelhc:.a-~..Mwkhmanl<!r the non•Uft n B read Trust by lalli n t 10 •!lend the Feat.ol ~ when the Brooldyn tum plaJS In lhb c~ty' oo May :19, 30; ur-ll; 1, l, 3; Oct. hnil :;, • s. THE NEXT BH.L DIRECTORY CLOSES .MAY 20TH You have until that doy to ~t yaur .,..,.Ill thla moot unpartant buslncas an~ soclol rt~tr<~>C& book. Yau wtU add much to yaur dbc:<>miM •nd !neon· va>kncc II you do without BcU Scrvkc thla aum- mu. Why not lien that contract todAy an! have your name In this book I BcU Savlu .. that qukk, courtcoua, .. tlalyinc ldnd. May 2 ht wtU be to lotc. Doh todAy. 26c TRADE MARK May 19th Aft ,..... ~ooa.. ,.lkt• .... .... -.o.k-. 6tUOd "' '""-·w- · - NIMlAAA.IiOIA - .... """"....... ..-.. ...... 10>4 Link (l.u,W -~~~,_, .~~ .. fl..... DooM< .... �BO.PPALO ·SOCJ ALJS·T' ·.JOHN SPARGO'S LATEST. M~~=-ot~~~oW:~..: MAZUOA 6al Main 8b'eet: ·~Tbat.J..re. Dt.ttttrep.t' ' H. F. PENNY Wb.U.it lad Bet&l.l ~ .. . Ice ~d Soft Drinks Tabl• Ohatrw ~« Bolb C5.S7 W•lden A.ve. s.£r • no-. • Sola Ag~~= .:t~~~'!~~ W~ y Tea o r Moeeow cot.UIUIA .#UIIO WHITil UL Y TLU r • A-..-.-~oo .,_#C(I•,.*-•~ c IOIWILU.l.MST. 8o&b PlloaM Baoarian Hall JOHN UNVERZART S•mpltliHm 776 Sycamore St .• cor. Reed 118LLHOWAilD1 1t i •M -Ofi'T~411-6tl -OOTO- . ; ' 't I LOUIS MAISEL .h-"•,.., c.,,.,6, '~ ,__ c,.,j4 011 .lf•r•4A~ 1-J; .-CAIN-• "•C•~ 966·967 BRO ADWAY ....... t«l!kii, Howa,.l4. Fro.,tlot2SN4 "-elH.,N , Fro.,tJo•214f1 Puneral Director• ~ ..- eo, ..... o...-. ..-tJ..~~~-"!,!~~ .. --- MOTHERHOOD Do you know what Shakerism was ? Perfec.tioni.sm ? Do you ow that much falx criticism of Socialism is based upon th• uttuances of AnarchistCommunists? "Can you te.tl why even such representative S:x:ialists as Bebe:I c.annot be quoted as commiting the Party to any p:lsition bearing upon the mar~ riage relation? All these questions are answered in "Socialism and Motherhooa" If you cannot answer any of these questions you need this book. Socialism and Motherhood is on Sale at Headquarter.§, Teck Theater Bldg., or mail MoneyOrder or Stamps and book will be mailed postpaid. PRICE 60 CENTS (CLOTH BOUND) . ' A&ltate and subscribe forthe . .1t.lr ,., Cap/Drs 1ct Ct't11m AND I' I c.11 Jl....._ '" Ill_. . . AMra r RDEIIEI, ILGCIE CO. .S OCIALISM I• llrfietter•:&ituno~ T h• o:aly Germaa Dewtl)'ope.-111 ~~Calli o:aalde of New YIM'k Ch7, N~ MIICU!c" t be in\er.t of &he World11.r Olaa. -10 ouM for I m~~~:~W . Office. 3l5-31 7 Gc:naa: Street - - Buffalo. N . Y . ,.. ..m rtmtmbtr tbt 'FI•Hr FRAIICO-SWISS CHOCOUITS ' Gtw-ua-lkt PluM Queen City Candy Co. :" DISTRIBlfTD.S 893 JEFFERSON STREET rroaller n?l t PRESCRIP riONS F tl..LSO AT Zackheim's Phannacy , AR.! MAD! R.JGHT Srrrrt J l J Wllli•m .' BULLETT'S SHOES ' PRICES $2.00 TO $4.50 I e OTB PHONI:8 Cbt K4istrbDf aVUUI'~.....c.AIU.R.I.T PETER KLIPPEL .,..,.,~.cu.. • /If/, . " UNION HATS . 111~,-.lt. THE~AT CORRECT STYLES FOR 1914 sm llf lltE BEST lltAT lro!IEl c.ut BUY, BAR 11011£ 001 $4.50 I s-t SI.OO Hal Value oa Earth llfl . ttw- lt., Nt. llaUI •IJ~..,..Ita. : . LEONARD SISTI ' Ll~rht Grocer-Ies ~JitHCt . (,.,,.reu.. 8oclallat8oaluoao4lll>o.l•doM. ...u bra!I.U at (..,, . " ...4 d ••,. - u- Qf.ll aiiiSiftl POSIIM alii alE ' n!!:_m,-;-L~~~::J ':!a~~~ B UNlUN!I. MOLES a n4 C.A.I. I.O CSQI. l"rtoe Uoeac.. Solde"er,...bere. ULlABL~~a~;.v OOKP' N, Q, A R M E N A N T E SHOES WITHOUT ,,~,,.,_,. ,r,, • COMPETI110N OUR CHEAP UP-STAIRS RENT MEANS ASAYING TO YOU o.,._n Monday and Sot:L.Irday Ev•nlna• 56 Seneca Street �• ·•-unau....__.._ ~ ~~ *..,..,...,.... .. ..,._ TBa. TtmA T1t& BUIUliNG. IIUPFALO. H. Y. ~ - Ptb SUII,_ .,._ 5lk ~· ....... ~-- J-.S.ItJl.•tllap..e.._lt ...... NnrY..t. ....... adalllatdaS,.mt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/5af97babc1369ea7e1059db3721f4d22.pdf b04e51b91fedb44e97a03ede5d0f7774 PDF Text Text _,ALO JOaALIST ON IAUI AT ftll1rs STANDS WllllamAYTO IATWDAY I.OClEATTM-C. YOOit~~ JP JT IS 104 YOVR SUBSCRJPTJOI'I U. PllU!S NIIXT YI!I!E V... D-No. 103 CHARTER _DEBAJE: EX-COUICIWI J.l SMITH w. W. f...........AID, TEtK THEATRE BDILDII~ SUI At MAY 2411, 8P.l �. . --. mftB carr . · -· \ Attention Baseball Fans! To Unlco Men aDd Tbdr Frimda: ~ Brooklro TUD> of"'"' F eclual Luru il """"" .,. Robert B. Ware! ....t qlilor ~ of tho o D·lla too ' B rcac! T ttut, """"Bcb~ tho ID cl!stupt d-. .,..m..IIUorr_... ....t lr1!lot Down with the DOO-UDioD Btcad T ruat and its advatising S!Chema I Rcfux ID l>ec:omo the~ anciwtcb IIIOftfOt tho ftOft•U l\ .... Brcac! .Truat, br lalllnr to attmcl tho F<dtroJ lt.ocut ( - wl>cn tbc Brooklro ttam ~rs In this city <Ill Mar 28, 2!1, 30; Aur. 311 Sept, 1, 2, 3; Oct. 6 ODd 7. s. You will 'For :Jill Outd~r Workmtn SOO P•lr ''mtn's •IIHIUIMI... Work Shoe• ~S&Mttw.lt, wW••o..• •n•a.' IU,Il!U ft tlr!...l v.."~Mot•,.. u ~la--,_ ... •b• ,..ar MIUIJ•..-trt. MM ... ~U" M.hoddJ .... I• U.. - h·•P .. UtLt lt.M. an.,.• .,... n 11. •ah, .... ll(ltf. Mal'' Boyi udl.lttlc Genii' S...t - ~lt:~~C:bt~':N~~ Doub&e Wur So\n - $1.50, $2.00 $2.50, S2.9S, SUI BUFFALO SHOE CO. 8ENEOA AN~ ELLICOTT 8TREET1! Dividends in Comfort and Convenience An invatment in Bd1 Sqvlce for your home wiD return bir dlvidcnda In comfort and convtnlcncA: thla Summer. The bat port ollt, too, b that h only roql4tu an lnvtatmc:n.t ol a few centJ a day. You r<&lfy have to ux Bd1 Suvlu to apprccatc what It wiD c!o for you. The crnnda it will run, th< atcpo lt wOl almoot numberlaa. Mau thla invatmcnt I&VC, arc fer ywr family toclay. New York Telephone ci; e in H_eaquarters, Edward Hall, - �·- acdailst Pan, News SHOULD MOTHERS BE SOCIALISTS? EqtaJity r:l. ~- &ow willlbat oiled ...,_ l wm ........, be pa:~ &r Molbal Tbh 101>11 ~otutc Sodctr r..- her ..ark ... olbaq:;.._ ann.....d Ina J<m&tk. able book, entitled : "SOCIALISM AND MOTHERHOOD" By JOHN SPARGO • SOCIALISM AND .M 0THERHOOD" h lor uk at the hudqiW'IUS at mty cxnts a copy or will be sent postpaid upoo rccdpt ol price. BULLETT'S SHOES CORRECT STYLES FOR 1914 PRICES $2.00 TO $4.50 0111 14.50 !ltOfS ARE l1tf lUI TIIAT MOllY CAll W IIOIIE~.: ' B , t/YdJ- ..· ,' ' OUR CHEAP UP-STAIRS ROO MEANS ASAVIMG TO YOU -:-:o_,. :"-:M ::-o -"-,d_u_:y:-c a:"" -"-"-l~ u•d_•_:>:' _;_ v_ •"'"ttM H. S. BULLETT 56 ~~~tTut/ ay 23rd --Dancing a 9 P. • �~ • - tlpile.at futaro ot t)o pun) olecdou lo 8-.det~ ,.... ~,_eadou Ia~ Ia t\e 8odaldt ··~ .. lt.ia Ja•P"1 ,_ J7o,. Ia 1111 to UO,OOO. TtMI Llbtral• f.O,OOO YOtM- aad tiM O.aNt,OOO. Tk 8otlali.ll .._. .-.en1 -n,.... O.,..ti• ap1.n II tU oW 81111.._ 'Milo Ll~ IIUO MYMtJ .... aa.iJ Col• .,,..,,.... ttte � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. 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Buffalo Socialist https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/23c1f8f7922f8091e5467a2b42eeb362.pdf 2899e1938bc0cf5974d4fae42fa52710 PDF Text Text -ALO soaAIJST ON SAUl AT l'IBWS STANDS ,_YTO M~Y Vai.D No.106 oow.~~·11®©~~ • t BUPFALO,•N. Y~ MA~'U I.OOIItATn.-Cll' Y~AD-t.\111. JPIT II 106• YOOR SUJISCIUPTIOfl a. PlltiiS NIXT Wl!l!lt · Prlu Two C<nti~ Card Party and'Dance, Friday Ev'g, May 29~ at Headquarters, Edward Hall �Attention Baseball Fansf To Union Men aDd Thdr Friends: THB Brool<lya Team cJ. the Federal Lea rue 11 .......t lor • Robert B. Ward and . Oibcr-- cJ. tllo ooa-oolo• B read T r u at, DOW firbdn&' the orpnlacd bcbrr ...,..,;.. allll 1rJtor to cliarupt them. Down with the non-union Bread Trust and Its advertising schama I · .. h " " c . ~t. aandwich Rduac to bcamc the advcrlialnc man for the aoa-u nlon Bread T ruat lor falling to attend the F<dcnl League f&mcs when the B~ooldyn tam playa In thJs city on May 28, 29, 30; Aug. 31 ; Sept. 1, 2. 3; 0<1. 5, 6 and 7. . n. w-\'1 hu pu rlot-.1 tile ...._ ,,tat.tana -' tke - !"K'ad.lf,..,• pJ>ro,.eot' . . .bbve b.- pulill,.our' ayY u•otoo catrbe ... " . z::ta:;~~~~~ ~:i~ . .. You will lhaQr ,...ur aid tho Brtrt o1 the .....,u..1 babry ...,..... arainst DOD-uniao cooditicm. r.a.n. t.oll. of wllh:h be il W wb idlo bt ~~~la<l•l~~::.: labeled • S..fWII, ..W._.D, . . . . B& .._plu f' 8b-: to lab'lldaae • il tke dat;r of ••er;« .. joia tbo ueioa of 11;. trade, il ae law to l'itber fO'"~ him to _, • '*" W.~'bwMJ'OU U. II u.. tuuUJuelrd. lfoc.- lllhot &be mall:e-•pfll tlllt Bboe. tegooutoaetnk.. ~uedla Wi0LJIII. 0. TbompMD, eGIIllH-1 for _ .,..,ln, eek'"'<l Gompand11riall.' _ i ..uoal(t.hefederelioD would 1111111 .,oral ..0..,. for~. --~~~-:®~~·'~~· · Gamf"'n ••11VtJ,a~ODbaMcl,onlJ' ~\lll.,._...azu!\At Mt pi.Dt01. ... a.bo 0111,. throuP _... iD buttoa or 1ac.c I colort, tao, bi.Kk, ~~·· hol<lle~o: t!u~k~~ia~ Sola or Niapra the So<o ..liat pl!.tform ~.n.nqaittbubt-J11ato .,._.,., th<' lehot lf'SJff Oaf' $1.50, $2.00 $2.50. $2.95, ..-r-ltin. "Rull>rfrdt-ratieam.adead•m••<i l '""'~" W• •hort•r..-orkd.. y T"qu<'tird opit. ~ suo BUFFALO SHOE 00 • 8ENEOA AND ELLICOTT 8TREJ!T8 ••rr bL'' l'f"f•lieol Goml'f'n. '' _,.e m.. nt h•~bft.!laad••r ••;"' for ,-no, hat 11 loa~ bad mot~ ....... f- t•O>~fthol'fotl!lal>oaott~ 6iving Y~ur Busintss Evtrp (b;mct t~ 6r~w The small retail bwincu nccda cvuy chance H canrct.t'-daya. _._, . Don't overlook the bualncu. .. tt • 4rbi~l:o' OJ>!-.ed to .··allot Lark o-~ ... •pa.Liut. ' 'Tbe - ,..,.a _. .11••·..re-at ••1 work itto aoet ~be ""''• &l ~at.aiar •••••!•...,..,.,._ ..... en. of iadunri&l.U..,ery. h -u. ,. 1.• tbt oaee a court ~..- ...... u iadi •~oallt,.. l ,.•<ol.... • .-•n I.e u!eru tlo.at · • T'- aun~1•t to e11tr.-p tlwl •~••~"1•­ tdcPOOnc order BeD Servia opens an entrance to your IIOK througb wbkh customen may come In any wuthU. Why k<cp this door clooed ? wwk.ia,...abyaayeu<"h il. WliLW.'lll oaf.)' 'lll'llh . . .po~>OD. ......ald ro- o~ aa;r ndo '• TM fMeratNtn woald -uy .r futlo•r •tud_... · I....U reprd it uaeurbo11 cJ. your part I Ale your 6oar &dis out of order l Ux tlx c1a.aifir:d. -=tioa of the Bell book and uti the rqyir m.a.n. I t..d- of tile worket>." New York Telepflone ·eo. Tdcp--. Cb..clo 6o l'taatila - Louia joaephaon --·- lf«bt•trr ;;-,_;,.a.,.,., ..,...~ ............. ~...._.._ _ . .. - • ._..,.. ., pera&llalt ~~:~;~-- ;;'·';;liiil.-;;,,;.:;;,...,.,. ... w taT• •• , ,_nie&J pJu ---.... .., ..,....._tM~of•-••~•·1•~· - a, Mt .-;.tu~ Uwt d ..,.... .... w ........ .. - · - · • · •• ::-:r~"".::::-.c.,;:, ,~ ~.rd•-- ::-.:::.=-~: ~~~It~~~~::~ ........... v. �BUPPALO IOCJALIST Socialist PIU'ty News SHOULD ·MOTHERS BE-SOCIALISTS? Equaafr oi opj,ommlty - ~ wiJl that alf<a woman 1 WiD """"411 be pold by future Society for ba W<Jrk 'OJ MOO... 1 Tbls and other quatlonl answa<d ln a remark- able book, entitl<d : . "SOCIALISM AND MOTHERHOOD" By JOHN SPARGO One hund.red. and thirty para, cloth bound at:1d iust off the prcu. " SOC!ALJSM AND MOTHERHOOD" b for aalc at the headquarters at sixty e<nts a copy or will be sent pos!paid upon rccdpt of pice. ArfJetter•:&ttuno~ Tbe)1111ly Gennea ll.fl ...pllpet' Ia Ole .useouWde of New York City, rtlp~ ~eatlq the ill\ei"Mt ot' tbe "Norktna m...._- 60 oeau '"' 8 moa&U. Office. 315-3J7 Genesee Strut - - Buffalo, N.Y.~ tfct~~nttt•Ntt"arttr BULLETT'S SHOES 1-.tMtttrlrkt~f fl S12.00 .e an llllU.,.~allwooilal.ue .We. Oil 4M lasiOf'l, tude •P l-. all lbe .... ttyiM.. We pazutM • o1 p .oo oa ~ Jlllftkt - Dt.tMkf ••lar e'I'HJ IIIIL 8eaw - f15, f18.60 a. PRIOE •2 to f4.60 t.t e....-. ....kltdllllfllk. Tltl.-.&-1 . . eM .,.... ,,., tc• 1.. .18.00 -. Straw Hats .. ..u ......pel Bullttt's Sbots ""''.,..,.. f1, f1.60 and U Why bor -•nlll ....-.. ' " c u --- ,-etlboroaa•bm. u u.. --prie. f H. S. BULLETT ................. '*' .,.•,J . fh_, St. ' IJ40 3tlrtru• St. ., �~mr - ~~YaT 'nm \ J!P.I'PIW) soaALIST PIJIIUSIIING ~ANY •~•.a..n-.a.. .... ~ "*- •--""'"' BqiLDING, auPPALO. N. v. $1.10,.. , _. . . . . . . . . . . .~ ........ nat 'niiATitl: ~ ~· Jr things keep on leaking u the:r ha''" for the Jut acnrtto of oor .. .-timable " citizens wi!l be relegated to the This city hu been placed in a partienlarl.y had light beautifully iMdieient «mduet of the Civil ~niee Boud, in itl de~ ~~.:tr ~in~upn:!~~~":: oonDt~eted tho.e loa&J eivil ~n·ice examinations had N"IUIOO.S to au.sped one of doing things in tbe way of helping their friendl w p&ll8- That 5eQftta ry or the board round it rn-t·au.ry to take the pa~n horoe with him for fear that one of tM oomrui•i<lnen~ might ret hold of 'them speab nr,· poor tor that I!Ommiaioner. That the lll!C.ret&ry and othen thought t.bifl and failed too aet until there wu u actual leak looks · &I though thE-:'· were afraid of l~ing eaugbt in the ne~ tbemaehea. ,. With t.b~ examination papen in hie pOIIIIetlilion O\'er night plaeee tbi aetN>t.a~· in an embarrMfltng pclflition now Uiat it baa been •bo..,.·n tb.at 110me of t.be a.nawen were kno"'-n hdol"'! the e:umination. Th~ tUtmben of th~ oommiwllion anil tht> Heef'letary bne l"eeligDl'd wi\11 the ezeeption of 'he IIWiptocted curiUlliaiouer, who, it is .. id, it a particular friend of thi~ mayo r What a fin e apecimen of a ei,;J aerviee comtniu.inntr, and ~;hat a fine lot the whole outfit is, in fact . It looks to the out~~id e r aa thoujrh th e may or's friend on the ~m­ mi.Km wu .a sur-e of hi& ground that ht had oo ne-ed to be eart'.ful. The leaD hen!Wforc hav~ hH-n rondJX!t'd in a m&llDer which enabled ~ politiciana to.;lace their fr iendli in t1"l desirab~itions Without the pnblic heine any the llll' iee.r, but t.hia friend of the mayor ootnM Nit 110 blatantly th11.t he ,has gin):n th e whole meal awa_,.. , Thftle mea are ' ' good' ' mf'n. tho>:">· art ' ' hoo8t" ' men, they are upitah•t politieian.a. and were hel ping thei r frie nd11.. They are part of ~~ eapit.aHet IJo"atem. HtN· do you like the sy1am f !a tile J..llt IZIIIII.Ielpal ea!llpai(D lbyv Blu1h•r daured that uader tbe Sei del adlll.iaitt.. tio• asoo lta4 beoea eolleded t"na llle Boltaa • .w.r.for-ti•caaalJqpd\M _ . , deliY.-.4 &o ' 'BrU.baae bl.l." Tile Pft4t &-, ill n~pc~rt· ID1flhe""'7(lrDipeeeil, priatedtM 11"1111 daarp, wltie b lte b tOII(Itt &lf&i..t tbe SoeW.IRt -.dmialttn.· tii)II. T\e ro:upoaKr.Seidelbrovcltt 111it a,:aiut llayor o.diac Pd ne Free Pr-. fte F're·e Pr-. ~ ...... illS UO ;l~fute, DOW lll&lr" retra>e• tloa. ft bd1 that. the,. wu ao bui1 of tnlt~ wbateur Ia lllayor Ba.diaf' l .eud&leUI a11d Ubelo... ~••rs•. It ..,. Ia part : Dw-i. . th lfrl•l ~p t .... eity ofllf"f!l, . .d 011 April!, lilf, the llilwaakioe Freoe p,_ Ia report· iDJ a •peed! of Kayer G. A. Badiac at t~t- Bo~i.aa T-ara H..tl, ~poled ••ld. '" ...,..,... •1i•c tw ~. pro ve tbt tile Soe.iUiat adl..wa. trat ii!IG of u, .elty waa di.MoiiDR and .. r reatot tlt.ll-nlaa, ~lai111ed tllat tlla Boltoa &Gre ca .. e . to tlt.e f'i t-,otlCI-•.. t500tar a •peeial pri ..ilq• wbitlt w., u ~~~;.,ll:·:u:Ji::l::.:a~:t: - - -- BUSINESS LEAKS What i..o the w-na.tion tinkaon ia the ma.t.ter ""ith hus..ioeN f It hu 11prung a leJk, Sotnt- body hu akuttlOO th e ab lp . The good ship " Bnolt '' hu twn wcrking ow·rtim~ an d aa yt•t hu ~n u nable to hx:at~ t~ w·rec.k. Some where at th~ bottom. o f t he 'T'arttr' Crt+k or thl' C'urrf'De)' Llklt litw~ the hulk o f that wonderful hark wbil• h hu bluffed and eempeted • ilh all comf'n o n the O•·f"an o f l'rofitl for so m&n\" \' t&l'll . ·o·rwha t a•·&il is all thf' dentKI th at bulitn i'"!Ri ~~ ··oo ~e bu m" when that M t bt- faet. If it is tn~o·. wh_,. not .,.Jrno ...·l..d p:,. it !ik.e rt"al mf"D and set to wo rk to fin (! out thf' ••tlltl!t'_ thl·O II. Pftl~· tho• n •u:if'd.•· Instead o f that ••:e find tilt" loUIIlJl('SI; men of t hiH o-.ou ut.r:">· wbo cr t'dlt · ~vM 11dth all t he w·il!(iolll gozug ftl>out h ke a lu t of dt'1.:apll.at.-d c hW:kens, tlap11ing t Mi r w iog11 a. n d sp lutkl" llli ROJ ho•Hil llg QUI t h., ~~~n°fa.:J~~IrL11:u!:,~h,. t"t7L~;:k .~~Ht\:h~,:,o:;:,':i;,~:~:il~~."'m Q/ Ju tht> ffit'8.1\ t lm~ t i.J~ WOr ke r II ¥1L ff,.rHL~ f,r tho• ,..lint of t! tn p]oy· Lllt'lll. "W h1lt' t he big b U!IIll('IJI; Ill> II Hrt· h·ttiu(!: th,• lif1• hlood OI L! of tb., t mall ~:t: ploitt• r. tbol!llllllflli. ,.,,.u nu lli o1m. of wo rko•1"111 8 1J! wal k.inr t ht' atrt't'll aee lri ng a. chKm.,. t« <'111"11 •·uuufl."h tu lut them 0\'Eif" t hf' day . T he wo rke" lta \·f' IL~Ieu<'d LH th,. •·onfitlo•m·,. talk o f t he capilAtil!lt J>Olitici&DB t'\'t' l':'>' .n·Hr. 11Dd ,.,,.r:-· .•·•·H I" tlwy h><\'t' 111.,.n tho..:> wh? 01l'D t he mean& by 11·hkh tlw~ rnn>IL ILu· milk,. M IIUI"lK' 11\f'lll!l of Lt. unti l oow tl ha.l! <.'011\f' to ~~~ That fou r or tiw !nf'U O 'A"n Jli'Kf' t icall.•• th,· v. I eoun try. 11 od n tn 11 fur llwi r ,,,.-11 ho--o>tit ··nltn-1~ T h.- •·o rkPn tin t ~tllo"·,.<J t!J •. v,..,}o-'f'!lhrp vr tho> ntHI.nll of 1 !r"ring to \PII.Ir into thf' h1111rl11 of tho> llrmt ll thf' sm a ll e11:pi t a listx hll.\'f' rlone hkf'¥1'1"4' IQ '" A!Mriea.n !Jea u t iet~'' <rd 10 hiiW' <'OUJt LIUl ed tber..e l<rC!! a """'"""~~ l of about fi"e ~~t.Jf-a.p poota t HI r ul"' " w • ·hum 111l mnat hehead«<.. B~ hu leaked out of tiLt: 8m11ll t.Rnks in to a few la rge c w"nf!d b~· a few men . " nabl ing t heRl to eDK htn• tht> Mlllt or the natioo. LM ut t<btain ~on of the t a nks. • •~a toon of all•r• wu f ollo w!'<! by o nl!• "'"'"•llt•ohlu·,aotoceo~ or­ pahli •~ .... l •~rr ~a.l "lb111~ and tbal _. •.,, d>Ool l t lte JmocO'f!<.huJI•.-bal-•er. ~~~~.::· .:~ ~.·.~.,~.:.,;u:jo[.~$ ~:: i'loo· ~a l "t aotmiDO.Ifllllllll 11 Ullor&r- rant .. ,J l·:r t.hr ~n•h•ar• made ia tlte ..,ar•b "' t ~ f'J•~<hhc .--r dL nJ< FINANCIAL LEAKS 0oe ol the aotirwllable fMtu ra in thor spabn for ca..wr il their aWI..ity to lll..\b a ~b OD tbe IIDI)jeet =-~~~ ~~~:!~~!:!~: ;!::i~li~ .Aldo!:raan So.llinn il • li beral fdlow-with what doeo 't ""'""11,....~·-· U he .,. •. .,,., rf'quore.J b:r law, j•Uhli• b""" " lfl' t b.,re ..... W t' an' the wealthidt na t iou in t h" world! Hurrah ! ~joi~! By th.a.t o~ woukl thin k t hat Wf' 11.r .. the l>eltt fed, the llt'llt elot hed. • nd tht- best bouaed, and t ha t """" ar.. t ht' ha.ppit«. Tab a look around th it rit ~·. or a.n y othu c it y iD tA.o ftt't, and y ou ..;11 fi.cd t ha t a fevo of lht' poople hen •·e r~· a cd eoetly re~ ident"ftl. IIOJDetimt-5 ma uy o! thew, a.nd the uat li"\'t> io f! atll and tenement.. • " We'' are DOt ~ wM.ItlliNt c ation in tbe world. it l1 . ...\cd w.. can refer you. to the eapitalill:t prt>M fn r p roof, in th~~ot ofUOR r-ead of how in foreign o•nntriM .t be peo p le h.ave • g reater a~noun t montry" depoait«< t o thf'i r ('redit. " We" art' p ut dow n u a lot lj>endthnft.l \\b a t IOOUE',\ we I t'! ho ld of ~ e ' h8 \ f I• l~ n d :-:_ ~.·:: :.:~: ~,;C::.!:; ~ ~=· SMiah•t tbe '"'1~· t ~ nlUJI ~ tiM ad · ~>~•••• tr auoa •• l~e •·ua u oa of t be Bolton •tor~ all • :r· Tbe p roreoe<l· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers Description An account of the resource The Socialist Party of America was founded in 1901, largely as a response to the United States' new industrial economy. A 1908 study by party leaders showed that many of its participants came to the movement after reading socialist literature. In turn, the proliferation of socialist literature was helped by an increase in literacy rates, lower costs of publishing, reduced postal rates, and, prior to the first World War, relatively lax government suppression of print matter. This collection contains a number of the socialist newspapers owned by the University Libraries. Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource University at Buffalo Libraries believe this work to be in the U.S. public domain. This work may not be in the public domain in other countries. Language A language of the resource en Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context Early 20th Century Socialist Newspapers LIB-021 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Original Format If the image is of an object, state the type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Buffalo Socialist, 1914-05-30 Subject The topic of the resource Socialism -- United States -- Periodicals. Socialism -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Libraries. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-07-08 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-07-08 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n01_19830708 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/cdce1e8b638bc3a527afa86a0ddef420.pdf 54e5f5faf06721f95fa9728ae7e67384 PDF Text Text lHE EO F_., 22 July 1113 V - M N . - Z S1ole ~ ol- Yooll o11uttolo Proposed student study of FSA land presented ByGARYsn:aN MlliUJfilf6 EditOI' A proposo1 put ronh by rq>r<KIItoUws or the Student Associotioa (SA) ODd the GrodUOle Student Associotioa (GSA)-Ioolrlna to investipte who! con be clooe with o $10 laO troct or lat>d owned by the FoadlySt.u dent Associatioo (FSA) since 1964-wos posoed by FSA, oltbouab DOC witbolll resist&Dce. Tbe last 5Crious study done oo the lond locoud lj)prOXimotdy thtft mila north or the Ambc:nt Compus wu in 1971. Student leoden ODd the FSA iudr hove ooosiclered iu use since the lond pun:lwed ror m$,000. Now tbol iu Vlllue lw continued to depreciole ODd FSA is rcxud to ~y neorty SlO.OOO onnuolly in tue1 ror the lat>d, the proposol wanu to briq the 1978 report up to dote ODd to ronnulole ODd -ts pr_. evaluate aJJ CVJTent options. While those bockinz the believe that lleps have to be taken ia the ncar ruture to insure pros:reuion toWW'Cb the best pouibl< options, iU in FSA did q-">n the prq>emiDal or those involved to UllderJO the study. Studenu m the 1971 study - • cb<*IJ by the Dan or Atd>itecuu~. oa:ordinz to FSA """"' Pn:sidc:at JOGOllwl Rcicbat, ODd two roculty manben hod bec:D ~ to .,..,.... the project. The aarmu propoool wos draWII up ODd praalted by SA Salote OIOirmaa Howud Flied ODd GSA Vice PraideDt ror Stuclmt Arroln ....., Hincbmon. R.ac...n al- COUlioDed tbol thb may DOC be the best time to _ . - tbil isoue. "Every. - t h e lud h o t - .u p ot FSA ~ ODd there .... ..... ........__...,.._lwol_ bn>ten OD or - II would bo prolltoblo to ... the - - lk ........! tbol thb eou1c1 bo .... w..- _..,_.. h-_....wc•bot•-- - t o1 octmt;y bovlollllrwdy beal . __E.-y st..t.l......, IIMiool<od ot tloo 11M. Howwd (I'IW) .... ..,...,- ......... . . _ .............. _~ do ...,....__ Aad - ...... • lolc:oolllllle - ...._....,..,.._or tho propoool WOOIId ... ror o tiiOIIIIbdoa or fSA'o ........ It . . -to....... .. _.,...."' ....... ..... .... ~J'nlloiiM 11--- tho !11110 I.JIIi-*1 ot Now York Cll/NY) IOIIt-." .. ,..,.,.,.~ ..... Tbe budlct bdudod Ia lbo " ' - ' cdo ror ~ ol 1M - . 1111 will rcalvt r"" SJOO r"" oma: ......,.. ad SUCJO- rr...-·.oal" lo-...dple- .... ~-the 1971 repon, ~ llld. ha lew balh lida or tho r"" lbo two -.hen. ""' dloootillactior -... ...,_ ,.........._ with tile propooollo - c:dbla orr the "AI tho Pnoldoat'o to tbo - . . . I oootl r"" o study, -.rdiq to loolni." Sa)lder -'looood, " II b my Se)lder. He bolleftd tho& 1D0R time doilla ololiptloe to eqUiD IO tho OIW -bon ._.., lo ..ted ller0<e o ~ ca bo wllot tho ...._..... lo lawlved lo, wlllch I ~. ODd tho& tile CIIITeftl propoool Ia heft trlod to do. I will ~ to tho tlll'll iDodoquouly dt-tiDed ODd locked ~ to ret~m tho propoool to the ll*ilk:a. corpcnli011 ror .._-tiJII. lft tho limo, 1 will putt.,..u..r o ~-or ..,....... prololato wldo PSA 1o our ....,._ lllronutlae ror tho to -~rr!bore oo ro~~ow-up to 111o study 11wlwmaa,.... ..,, be ..._. ................. tolooltl..._ llld. tlooy ...... to .......... ''I - ....... tbot ... (lldcbon> ........,, CID OW_....,._ We- - · SA Praidatl Bob Hoydm, ''niood the ......... ll<ilOnlllll to lldcbon. "They (Fried ad ~fine~~.-) oootl to rail ODd ltudJ ol lbo .... dolo ad .-.ell CID lbo lond, .. lldcbon aoid • •. , . . . eould ...... be clioc:uuioal tloo - . !. It may lboD be oppropille to hoft o stlldy." 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Solomon blues Despite a Supreme Coun injunction of the controversial Solomon Amendment, UB st udents wiU be forced to sign a draft registration compliance form if they apply for any type of financial aid. "It's the law," Financial Aid Director Oarence Conners said. "Although an injunction has been placed on the Amendment until October. we are required to have aU students sian the compliance form." The form is simple and asks only for a student's name, social security number and acknowledgement of registration. Women will also have to fill out the form, checkina a box that says they did not register with the Selective Service because of their sex. Despite the temporary injunction, the Amendment is still law be<:ause Conaress has passed the bill (303-95) and President Ronald Reapn has signed it. The Solomon Amendment prohibits all males who have not registered with Selective Service for the draft from receivina fmancial aid . This includes Guaranteed Student Loans (GSL), National Direct Student Loans (NDSL), Pdl Grants, Collqe Work-Study, Supplemental Education Opportunity Granu (SEOO), and State Student Incentive Grants, 'such as New York State's Tuition Assistance Proaram AP) . The law bas been termed unconstitutional because, as the Amendment itself states, ''it will have a disproponionate impact rr on males and minority students who are the most economically disadvantaaed." Thus, women and those males who do not require aid to pay for ttiaher education have no reason to heed the draft requirement. "No verification will be asked for by the fmancial aid office," Conners said. •'1 don ' t even know how they will police this mandate. We have not been asked to send in a master list of those requesting aid ," he added . Technically, a student not rqist.ered for the draft can claim that be is and still receive aid. However, accordina to Conners, "this is perjury and we advise students not to risk this offense." EventuaUy, Wubinaton wiU seek to check a student's draft status, according to Conners, althou&h il i.s not known how or when . Resistance to sianina the form bas been minimal , and Conners said that only one student has refused to sian. He expects noncompliance to be low coosiderina that 96 percent of all required..males nationwide have registered for the draft. The besl chance for a repeal of the Solomon Amendmcnl is a bill sponsored by Senator David ·Durenburaer (R-Minnesota). Durenburaer told the Ntw York Tun~ that be hopes to auach the bill to 1 defense authorization bill. However, Capital Hill analysts told the nmes that there is lillie chance of the· bill passins the same Conaress that so ovcrwbelmina VOled it into law . RogGIIbofti-Oav\d ....... .,"" Dhetw W-Conll~ ChooyiGEd McGr.wiA•'I ~ DavlddeU~ Dow!~ -·~ Oav1dCujka/,_ Joan Kulhei/F..,_. &any M"*<>ULauren lof'tul,.._ Alicia Gtoyakel.,_.. M. Fau.tl.tm 511'¥1 Grtftlthi'Atts Tony Gra)eciMMtt81c Mk:hMI F. HopklniiS.. CMttfOutfftO Rick Szykownyls.. c~ Mk:~ E. Shattanl.............,., -Hronally~ Cindy laUQhllniA*.CooftiMtor Rent. Mll*i~ • ....., Uurte Conway/Aft. ~COOt. The Sp«tnJm Ia NpraMntld fOf netlonal ldv'enlalng by CommunleaUona and Ad¥eftlalng No risk to eyes s.rtolcU to Student a. Inc. A panel of expertS assembled by the National Research Council reponed last week that there is no valid scimtifte evidence that video display terminals-those tekvision-like ckvices ua! by increasing miUions of offtce workers-permanently damqe vision, nor do they increase the risk of cataracts. Althouah <40 to 80 pm:cnt or tbt terminal operators questioned in various surveys have complained of eyestrain or other visual problems, there is little evidence that their sympwms differ appreciably from those of workers enaaaed in other close visual tuk.s. The pand also concluded that c.bere is no evidence that the effects are lastina. · J Circulation avereo-: 20.000- kleat: ·~ The SptfctnJm offk:ea.,. j 14 Baldy H-.11. Stale Unlveralty ~ Y~ at Buffalo. EklttaJo, New Yortl. 14280. T - (7tli)B30-24&&. Copynght1.S Buffalo, N.Y. The 5pectNm Stl.ldent Pwiodtcal, Inc~ Editorial pollcy II dat..-mlned by the Edhor.. n-Chlef. AapubllcaUon1 or .,Y matter herein wtthout the upraq conMnt of lhe Editor_.n-Ch..t II •lrtctly lotbkkten. TIM $pllctrum II printed by BuffalO N. . .Prna Inc:... 1370 Senece Sl Buff-'o, N.Y. The Undergraduate Student Association , Graduate Student Association, UUAB, UB ConcertS. and BCMK Records proudly present JULY 30th Baird Point HIGH NOON Amherst Campus University of Buffalo UST Topaz Hydro Cats Stop The Gods Nick Angelo and th~ Ki!ling Aoor NO BOTILES, CANS, OR KEGS PLEASE Beers are 3/$1.00 Please bring two forms of ID Rain date Is August 6th Student Assoclat ion by cor or bua By cor. ... ...,_.......,., ....... ..... follow ....... - - - Formotelnfoc.ol 636-2957 .........-.... ........ - By 1M: Thoi . . IO . . S..~­ �Amherst C&mpus cooled off but AC still troubled Cool-- a t - WM - 1 0 liM-- By CHEIIYL L. GllEENIIEIIG 0urtptD Edila< " H o -. dtber by coiocicleocc ewthe cooUna system malfluM:tloa .. obc c:ooda....S ..... or...., __..11 dowa ODd wc ..., -Ina few rq>llin to be . . -. We'~ tryina to each up oo • Wftlt'o worth or wcwk ." Duo to lhll tanpcna- problom, SBI wu uaable to r-ue cbcU ew roconl ti1IIISOI:Iioal. "Wc'R apoclitiaa a JYI(om which will speclflc:ally bluo cbcU ro <"who ~ nor paid, " Miskell uld. direct raub or tbe d l'ler .,.,. wcct of •weotina it out for the Ambcn1 Campua' ...,.._ raicleuts, the air conclitioiDa bu tbWiy bcal rcpeind . - · il bu kfl behind problems t1w will arrea students, ampua wcwkon end adminiltral0<1. "Ow office litenlly had to ablll doWD bccauae wc rdy oo our CXJ111PU1<n few .....-ytiUoa end tbcJ ru-loo In tompcnawa over" dqna," SUb - d I (SBI) Eaecutivc Director Oabrid Miskell oold. "Wc ~ adviaod to opcnae A cao nor nor A ~ VIce Praidalt f<>< Pllyolcai Fadllala Diu ~ aplalead, "Our coo1iaa I}'IICm CODSiou or t - «JJO too chlllcn which &upply chlllod _.,to air C.'Otldilioolne tllllu few bulldinp. For....,.. -,_unit bu bcal or ltlvict our due ______ _.. 0 ____ ------·--I ----------·------ com ""'"'"""'t:.:.en:.:...:.ror ~~.:.:..,o..:.o:..f= = '= t.bcm ==:·- - - - " 'o-'b=all.=::.:: -.,. CIIOU CUMEitTS n.-.---...-. __ _.,._. ... -.-..... ,..,... .._... ~- .... I u COUNTJIY ~ IIWJ KENSINGTON- BAILEY FARMER'S MARKET ,_ ,....,.....,. »0 .-y :::..~-· 16\ )0 f.-t . )O t" I OO W. - --- rooo.-~ ...... ,...... '*"-"'b. . -- ~~.........., (:::\ \::..) _.._...,.,.,._...,,,. ,.._...,,,. _..., WDMSC .. .. ___ ____ ....................... IU. H) 10 I 00 ~ .......................... ·~-----......._,....,..,,..., SUMMER SAVINGS! H8lrcvt, .,_.._ I llow Dry ... .. t.lf . . .... .. . . .......... Nl.,a , ........... - ·1·11.11 C"-1 1110 Roblneoll ~ .. - - - ......... ·1·1110 :30 a .m. to 1:30 p.m . . . . ..... a -~iireely~~·;;;.rflll~..:..i."-· ,..,.. ,........_ ....... ,.._....._.. SATURDAY IW'=-";",;':XUv-..11,, ................... wu ... - ... * 17.00wll"-* OPEN EVERY ~ ' 11Mre _.- Renna Optical """a.......... JMJ set M<ond pjllr e~IUJft frH ~ v_...,_.. 'T a;._wllllt ...~.•but~IIO FREE EYEGLASSES .., -c.,......,....,...,_ _,,.,,.,., CIIOU COCI""'' CCJIIMNTI I'OIOJrm " F . .tw ... H - • t H 8ne4a, H ..... , .... Fno~U a Scot FtoM<ITM S,..Ctrum to this not it th<rc • Slate onc- but thcrc II • ropon lh01 ollowo people to lcav. lr .....u.. - a>alta JOU fftl Ul , .. Ellvlronrn<lllol Hcalth end Safety Ol,....ew Roborl Hllftl uld . " The Unl-.ky did chonao lu wcwklna houn t'rGal I a.m. • ' p.m. to 7 a.m . • 1 p.m. , he only Will' to <....... tltb c:oune of aaa Is If the ""''""" ... a tcmpara~utt Umlt 10 thO! people would be rdeued from duty In the aw It ~ that limit ," he aclcled. " I lind k lni...U,. pooplt IIIIJ'*ad to tho hoet," Hunt uld. who did lllor compoaMdOII cialllu ....... the URi-sky, bolt ftOIItlna- tllrouth, " HWII uld . " It u""""'fortlblt fO< prc·~"":'"~·.Tho~~-~;unlt~;;;..·.'11Mre ......ll.no...U~~~·..,...~~~~y~pollcy~~~~~~rdal ... --~_....,,_ ,..._.... ....... olio clndoped t h e - problem. " Fredericks oold his dopartment lltrylna to cl<terminc the ...... of tbe ball-bovina problems end thO! oao chUI<r bu alrady bcal rcpeind . lu for u -DC! · UB _ . . , . lAllllom 0r1ca> Ilk!, "I took orr nrly end ckd......S It r,_ my pay. Accordlna to I .,_d, a - could ..... an,_lmo lr tbcJ fell W- willl theiiiMicnlandlna ~ would be dcductcd from thdr pay ew you c:ould talk to a,• .,.,._ end wock altlrMlive houn." "I lhlllk ~ abould bo opadllcally •lpulatad t o - JOW' npts'" ill tlwu ~ ... obc aclcled. "~l._caa nor talle tltar _, or hau f0< ._IQai." Ito!«&. �editorial the FSA Board members, and respect for student opinion. All the Board members are In favor of seeking out the best approach to ridding themselves of their large tax burden, although the student members may well be more enthusiastic. If a problem of this magnitude Is ever to be solved-let alone approached..,-everyone Involved Is going to have to be less suspicious of others' reasoning . The FSA Is unique among campus organizations In that Its very structure Is designed to Integrate student and non-student Input. It might as well divide Itself down the middle on paper, If its members will not accept student Input. Enough suspicion Although the student members of the Faculty Student Association (FSA) and the administrative members seem to believe that the other Is not after a common goal of solving the dilemma presented by FSA's tract of land north of the Amherst Campus, each side of the Issue may only be misreading the Intent of the other. After FSA has held on to the land for 19 years, In which lime Its worth has decreased, student leaders are certainly right in bringing up the Issue and asking for It to be updated. While there Is no guarantee that a study may produce a profitable option for the FSA, It Is certain that Inactivity will not ease the present financial burden nor pave the way for any future progress. At the same lime, some members of the Board do acknowledge the difficult situation at hand and are In favor of some as of yet unseen course of action. Their reluctance to favor a study performed by students wlthou1 knowing full well of their qualifications may appear understandable taking Into account the large amount of research data that has gotten the FSA nowhere. But It Is worth a try, as long as there Is support and trust between No class Health Sciences Vice President F. Carter Panhlll hit the nail right on the head when he said, " No one had the sense to prepare a long range plan to deal with the construction projec1s." Whether or not the decision to convert Main Street Campus Into a Health Sciences Center was a good one or not Is not Important now. What matters Is the manner In which It Is being IIOIIII!\Itll IW.IIf • IOClTY loll¥ 11111 tlliiiUN done-haphazardly. The last minute shulfllngs are costly, confusing and hurt one particular segment of the University-students. The · ~rain has been on the tracks" for planning these construction projects for a while, so there should have been enough time to plan where students could or could not have classes. At least before the summer. • The split campuses force students to allow at least twenty minutes between classes when travel time Is necessary. Those students who planned to take two consecutive classes on Main Street, and will return maybe the day before the semester begins and find one class transfered to Amherst, will now have to reschedule. This could mean possibly not taking one of their planned classes, and If It Is a departmental requirement, It could force the student to delay graduation at his or her lime and money. This Is not to mention the hassles which occur at the drop/add lines that are chaotic enough In the fall. The already long lines will be made longer and the Inevitable confusion will Intensify the chaos. Those In charge probably just made an honest mistake and at least they admit lt. But th is Is just so typical of UB as Is the result-students are lnconvlenced and forgotten . · IIOl--~- Ill IIIIMIII-!Qiti, lllllllll,le- 'ID lli!IUI. IQiltW:i, TOIIOHIItllflll IOOQ.IIIl- '*I 14111l- feedback Students Edhor: Congratulations on your July 8th l11ue of the Spectrum. The Executive CommlttM of the Graduate Student Aaaocl•tton wishes to thank you for making The S~»ttrum a atudent Unionize Editor. newspaper again-one that advocatu atudent dernanda. It wu great to rNd your anai)'Me of student partlclp8tlon In declalona at SUNYJBuflalo In each of your artie.... AI auch, the naw Sp«frum ..-.to ba read by atudenta lnt-tod In the pol~ lcal machination• on thla CJmpuo and within tha SUNY ayatom. We a'-o congratulate you on your odltcxtal policy to advocate atudent ~• and Bludent -ng pol-."-••. -.,,_t a t - ~atlona al SUNY -!Strati.. actlvltleJ. FI'Ofn tha Graduata Student Aaaoclatlon'a parapoctiWI, It wao patticularty gratifying to - tha · giWin to graduate atUdenta. The GSA hol>u lllat l n t - will continua. We urge you toQII on ua for Information, oontacta and ldau lot attlcleo will oontlnue t o - tha .-at• atudent --lOfton or atllclel- will halp .......11 ~~- ttwougll tha IICedo!nlc -ca t....,_, . - a t IUimlull81o. ,_.,.,.. "' ,,.. .,..,_. Finally, tha GSA - y o u to llfeonlllla _ _ ·to -_ tM QQellly of ·------piillo.- .. - - CIUIIII!r.,..._lntha Helpful staff Thank you for your Juty 8th odltcxtal endoralng tha Graduate Student EmployMI Union. The Union valuea your promotion of the GSEU'a offona to advance the lnterHtl of Graduate Aulatanta, Teaching Aulatonta, and - r c h Aaolatanta within tha SUNY ayatom. The OSEU, aa you know, II now In the '-llal P<OOIH for ._nltlon by tha ....... Public EmploY"*'! !Watlont Boanl. E - 1 1 I r a - PfOVI to tha IIIIo that not tha atudent population tha cwvantztno otfortt of Ito fellow wage taming IIIIo ~-to. W.altowanttothani!TIIe Spec,_, end _ . . . Scot F -. lorthaantcteontha · _ . . . . _ . a n d - of tha The--,_...-.t.,.._ --wage .-. ..-.... The GaEU. IPO'WIPireot• to~ the ---no .-011 . . .'-"'-·-t - ....... .......,._ ol tha GSlU Mtnlng Alllcla- to lila point - ............... t_IIQo. Finally, tha GaEU Ieaia- you . . _.... • •cwy-la -..ry, w.._ ...... t h a - of.,.. CIIIU,-tMIJOUwll-10,._, _. tha _ .. _ . . _ _ toupclattyour _ t o _ ,, and return tha letttra to me. t would like to publicly thank E<i'hor: I racontly left aome lmportont ltttera In a book I returned to Lockwood Llbrory. The ,_,bart ol "'-"'"_""_ COUrtMy e n d - -latlon for thalr helpful end - u l ualatanca throughout tha year. ....,,........ tha Ubrery'a ataff tool< time to March out my name and Mklreaa Tbanks Unlvefalty Student tha _.,.., oiHealth- ---M . --In with V I e t . . . _ . - . , lila Editor: ~--...-.. Dr. F. carter "--N Ilea lnformtiCI me of hll Intention to raolgn fn>m hla -'tlon u VIet Health-. olfectlve July 31, 1113. Hla ratiQnatlon nw1<a tha end of ton ,_.of dlatlngu,_ lllat poat. Dr. PanntU'a -.., oontrlbuttona to 11c1tncoe ..._,lot and"" ontn un~vwt~tr haW txtmpltry, end hit outllandlng-... I l e a ue-toalloluatnOUf --.. --1 a- --lty. ~hlt ou-.-~­ ~"'­ and-and-- .....,._We owe him of grat- lot hit --toua. Dr. f'Mnltt will ba atapplng- • tha U.W...Ity"a Vloa , _ , , " " - • -.tha~Witt oont- baMitt 111e oont...._..to_,.., - - . . - l n ....~ __ to .....,_., ........ "'"'--. ... _..... and wtlh""- of- .. 0~ . . - - - Cllalnnan --of ... Council, and altw__....llla.,..._ -toua,l--to _ -- -""Dr.--........Acting Vloa , _ . , _ ..,.._,Dr,........., .. alto oonttnt.ln .... - - o.n of tha ..,_ofA,_._, _,,.,_............, - I n lila W....- YOIII ·---~ -.._.__ -ofllaerof....,_. tha~--- .. -___-----"'--__.. ___ ........... _lo _ _ hta .......... of-..-,._.,. ,.,,_.,....._ ..... tha POll ....,.........., toDr ............ ..,... _ . ~---- _.ol of l i l a -. �~ stucleats will DOW fiDd !hat they have ten minutes a class 011 Main Sbftt and a class Ambent. Subooqueutly, many people will have to By DAVlD DELISI Contriblllinl Et/jtcx 011 tbeir ICbedules. - D ue to Admissions and Reconls' milcalculationJ 00 the extent or Main constructioo, students wiD ha"" to t:Oillend with split scbedules and Joo,er drop/ acid lioes in lh< fall . "No one had the sense to ~ alooa ..._ plan tO deal with th< COnstruction projects," Health Sciena:s Vic< Praident F. Caner Panill said. ''1bere is enolllh blame to an around roc everyooe." "Drop/acid will ~~vier tban usual," Durkin predicted. "Hown<r, it sbouldn't ~ aoy DIOf"t stressful ... The extra volltlll< or scbedule c:baoaes will requir< people to run the drop/ add sites. The cxtro cost will come Oil top or additiooa,lm<>nq' requi~ to print a ,.... scbedule and scbedule canis. Durkin WU UIUUl< of the actual cost of th< cbaoa<s and said such ao estimate would not be availabk until the fall . A ~ndit of the l>bin Stlftl construction will be ID<ft fOt lhe hltrSiyle "''' pull you II the h•ad o l the ctau it ~ to /,./' CP SUMMER 8PECJ..nt $3.000FF Stud:iil Oltcounl C..rdl ANIIeb" Valid All YNr l f'..o.•and Perl'onaanee FOit MIN I WOllEN • c.......,( Toko rl>o - llut ro ,,.. Nonhro- ,.,..11 tho..,... "A lot or us thoulbt .. --. ,...,.. or of 111>1-val-we ~ · t !hint we'd ba¥e t o claues, .. Admiuioas and lleconll Dinclor ICnla Durt!Dclalmed. . The Slate liDi-*Y of New Yoct (SUNY) CoaotrucliOD , _ bad oold .... to " " - .... -sac-~ 1\Wa- early lui .. - ·..._......_tlle-.IIIPr ...._.__.... tloet_......_..-uo. ... projocu-IDd..... the ................. of, aDd ,_.-. - - - t o SqoMn a.d Abbou, ~~~r-­ odloolllld .. --*ad roada, ...... and "We ,._'t f.,... , _ HoMit s.--. ~... DwtiD said. "We didll't- bow illlldl IIWa Sb"Oil .....all be oeJy after doe adlodoale iD . . . . . lon:ed t o - . - . to Aatlwnt." . - - '· It ..... - -llloottllcal- B.-..~ AlMont._,..-. aawm the ...'b'i...... of. a&elitc offict l<n'loa .. Amb<nl. e'-.e- ~ lbiJ for aWhllo, but lh< cllonapcJc.a .,. 1\Wa Sb"Oil ...., • extra Impetus," ,....,_ Vico PnolileDI for .......,. and , . , . _ _ Clifford Wllloo oold. ·~ maklae wtw.... enoru we c:a to teop doe oa Aatlwnt by lblllial wtw _.... we cu to the North Cuopou ... lat:ludtd will ... , _ . ......,.._, lluDcloJ aid...... · DurtiD ....... thai ".U...y _ . of al ~will~ able to~ tabo eare of a1 the - · ortlct." AI , _ l<n'loa will ~ the IOOOOd floor the and ~ Ulonwy (SEL). ~~ really~~:: ....... oold. "We'D )UII have to pua up _....or ,__--.or......_.. he .... H. . _ T..-IN,-(Nnr ro H-••• 1 Al-70 HIS. . . . ,..,_, ,._, N, rcw ._..,. ''W _,_or s.--. ·'11111- ,.,... The oely _ , _ . to 111o sm. itiCif will ~ tJoroue1o t o - .. .-.to w i l l - .. doe t1oe flnl floor or tloel~Mqr...., Ulonwy (UOL)• Tbc llltlllc ortlct will- a1oc1tot .,....._.,an Sooidl Ia .......... ... DwtiD .....,.... to dloploo:c 111o , _ -ua.. ~ will ~ .. acldltlaul .... to . . . . . . 1Mwitlt 111o c...-. ........ NO A,.POINTIIIENT NECESSAitY ....... • I I EARN MONEY r.t~dpMelll hydloloskal - a-d~ CAUI11407'2 Resolve your Disputes et the I �"LEONARDO'S RETURN TO VINCI" SBl budget austere; UUAB hit hard By ALAN llACHIC Editor-in-Ch~/ FINAL WEEK Of EXHIBI!... LE A .§. - . T·Sh1rts Child · $2.75 Adult · $3.25 he SU million Sub Board I (SBI) 1983-&4 budaet. approved Tuesday night by the Board of Directors, will present a challenge to Division Directon as inflation and shrinkin& subsidies will force increased dependence on incomc~rrsct revenues . Hardest hit was the University Union Activities Board (UUAB) which had its subsidy cut $9000 from last year . Most other DivUions will recei ve subsidies equal to last year' s. Two Sub Board orpnizations, Group l<&al Services (GlS) and University Press (UP), nave been encouraged to increase revenues to help meet inflationary costs. " When we start plannina for the new year we have to take into account inflation: · SBt Executive Director Gabriel MiskeU explained , and added that the problems of inflation was intensified by subsidy shonfalls from student sovernmcnts. Due to other 01:her budset obligations the Student Association could not meet th·e request for a $20,000 increase in itJ allocation from last year and cut iu subsidy by T ssooo. The Graduate Student Association (GSA) increased iu subsidy by $20,000 but this was not enough to offset inflation. Some of the GSA money was earmarked for the Draft Education center-SBI's only new FREE TICKETS TO US STUDENTS THRU JULY 31 fEx"HIO.r HouRS I 7 DAYS A WEEK . I lo.oo u .. !L. --&.3-0P_ .M_._ ·~ Thru Jlllj 31 ...... A Plan on E~terlng the Sales Fleld'l ramification or the UUAB euu Ia thai aD conceru this year will nave to be income~ffsettina---tbal i1 1they will bave to produce mc>lllb reveuue to cover all their ...,_...-which ooWd load to blaber ticket prica. Failure or fall Jeiii<Sier concau to make money could nsultiD no sprina concau or even eutbecb ill otbcr UUAB propama. "Money bod to be cut JOIII<Wbae," UUAB Divlsioo Director Bill Hooley uplained , "and we're the most apo:Ddabie." He uld thai be decided on cunina· the concerts aublicly to he would DOt have to eliminate any of the other tlUAB propama. "UUAB provida entmainmeull and aru. Dot just cooc:eru and lilms."" he uld, and by keepina all the committees he bopa to " retolD clivmity" in the orpnization. "Persoo.ally it's aoin& to be a challeqe. I wu ve<y upaet initially but I' ve aot over the fnwration," Hooley admitted. He termed !he budact " ve<y riJky but the best under the cireunwanc:a." He added that concert ticket prica will be hlaher this year . SBI bod initially 1ugosted that OLS cbaqe a nominal fee for aervices but this wu blocked when the Board voted roc • raolwion thal no r.. ooWd be c:haraed. l'reuurer Carl Amrhein wan>cd thai many IIUdeoll are nnanclally JUappod by !he time !bey - h GLS and may be dbcourqcd by the thouaht or havlna to pay ...., a rew - The Board IIIIo approved ammmclma>ta to establbll priority ... or addltioftal rnenue. with tho linl SIOOO to 10 to the UUAB Jprina rum propam-whic:h r«eived a Jlalla oL tMI 10 ....., !he ,... budact-ud !he next SISOO to oftoet any OLS COlli. Air/ funllcr ,._.,._.red llcm SA doiWs ~ 10 Into 1M ..,...I-* ,.._..., oc ..... INclpl. • No boJdaet - Oppovcd foe UP becauot. occordiaa to MIJkdl. the Board bdloved thai the ..,...,oiOd · - .. ....aliodl: .......... and UP ooWd Dot makt dot II clalaood II could. Sloe lll(ll8looed that SBJ "is i.,. belluialto !Dot • - tlloll)'ll- (UP)-." and tbal by tbe <lid of t h e - - - be....,._. ill !he r,..... .., Giv~ Ld THE SPECTRUM You On th~ Job'' Experi~nc~ for th~. 1982-83 Year na- llnJCture lllowlaa f o e . . - . . - . non - .,._ .me"""'...a COME TO 14 BALDY HALL AND SIGN UP • MIU:ell uld that the probieoM ill UP • - " - !he a.iled - of madllnery by Iu ardllie tediDolocJ. to _ . . the........,.. and to better udUe it by . . . . . .,_.. '-dolls whidl ~....,..a UP. 1J Stpl.-lltr 0J1J dot 1Y*m JhotJid be ..wr..d UP will cJelllliloly bo _ . . , . Ia the faiL -- .. ....... _...,, ,,,... a..... _,_,' n.-.a-,. . .,....._in �classified ads a....._,., Cl.ASU'lEOSencl ETC~ IIMJ' n.~ oMc:e• w lleWy Ml&, ...._..~or at 1C11Z..,....... 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ALL CLOTHIMO Compare our ,rtce.l Wot.NTID ''""laftM ~ c.M "'"•* - ~ ~i£. •• • - �backpage/c ity Nurse~ United succeed; contract ratified with BGH cmeraeocy-related workers such as nunes is wuolly a factor in favor of manqcmau; the atmsive community support probably rtllects Buffalo's celebrated character as a uniou town . lly REG GILBERT N~ws Editor oting yes by a three to one m&rJio, 40!5-131, the 800 members of Nunes United qreed Tuesday to ratify a contract with Buffalo General Hospital (BOH) and iu Deaconess Division. Bqun more thao two years aao, and culminating in a May I strike that luted almost three months, tbe nurses' efforts to pin a union contract turned into an aU-OUt struuJe between labor and manaaement that rivited the attention of the Buffalo community. Some nurses should begin rcturn.i.na to work within days; contract provisions insure that all the nurses will be workins within four weeks . While' " disappointed" with the economic aspedS of the packqe they approved , the nurses seemed ebullient over the less tanaiblc parts of the qrecment. " The money was disappointing, but all in all I see it as a total victory for the union, " said Nurses United President Debora Hayes. " From the beginnina, the hospital was out to break our union-they didn't want to give w any contract at all." The ratified contract (see box) acnerally granted union demands involvin& member ri&.hts and union organization, such as &rievance and seniority procedwes, while allowin& few substantial pins"teonomically. V T be strike has bad a substantial economic impact in otber ways, however . When the 100 staff and specialty-care RN's struck the hospital May I, it foreed the layoff of 1,100 otber BOH workers, and the reduction of filled bedJ from an avcrq:e of 9SO to less than 4~. Bed capacity is 1,070; the bospital's nonna1 employment level is over 4,000. BOH estimates that it bu swtainod losses of over SUiO,OOO per weet since the strike bepD. Blltralo Oeaenl will abo t:Dd up paying at least $$00,000 in unemployment beDcfiU to the strikers and thole laid orr. The total lou fa< the bospital will be a minimum or $2., million. The nu.na suffered near S3,tXQ eac:b in lost ....., and benefiu, thouah they will receive four weeks .....xtb of unemployment checks, and have also received disbuncmeDU from the union erneraency fund. The most lona-term damqe will probably be personal: about a hundred of BOH's 100 nurses ehose to crou picket lines and eontinue wortlna durina the three month strike. Typk:ally, bitterness toward 'ocabs' on the part of strikers can linler for yean. A.ked wbere the union was coin& hom bere, Nurses United spokespenons cave several answer.. Hayes explained that "We' D juat contiDue our work , wtUc::t. is to worker fiabu and dianity. We won a very strona pievance: procedure, and we plan to make .sure nurses are able to use it when they need it ." Hayes also underacored the union's concern for the quality of patient care. "We' D keep the hospital honest ," she dedaml. Patty DeVinney, a member of Nurses United 's executive board. put tbe union's effons in a broader penpoctive. " This is one of the lint times in Buffalo that such a significant croup of women workon stood up and werted their fiabU," she said . "We want all of Buffalo's nurses and Buffalo's women to stand up for their riabts in the workplace and elsewhere; in the comina yean, we plan to actively belp .. that -ect - liMo final _ , . oltlleatrlb Floher/T"" Sp«:tflllft hospital's position, saying only that " I hard fedinp . They let the rest of us do could see bow tbe nUI'IC:S mi&bt make that their work for them." assumption , but it certainly wasn 't from The hospital aays that nunes who anythlnc the hospital said." continued workina wiU receive the same The strike has been the hottest community Issue since the blizzard, related fiabts and bmcflu u those who llnlet . In addition, the eutire hospital staff will munlon of several Buffalo black men, receive uparity" economic benefrtJ to wbk:b sparked mass, manorial rlbboa match the nurses' pina. weorinJ and a huae ' Unity O.y' rally in Niapra Square. Ukewise, since spring, Buffalo bu bo lall three weeks of the loltter dispute appormtly c:entered ~ a sinlle Issue: bloosomcd with Nuna United bumper . whether or not the nuna cou.kt return to stkkers, t..rurto and red rlbboa -m,. the specir,. jobs they had IMid before the The union held several wdl..n<Ddod """ ·sterous unity rallia, and wu able strike. The hospital wu willin& to llll&f&Diee that every nurse could return to wort at the to ra1ae us $8-10,000 in relief hospital, but not neceuarily to their old • $2,000 or wbk:b they gave to job. Reasons for the dadlot:lt - . unclear . BOH non-nuraes laid orr durina the strike. The union believa that the hospital hoped 1bouah wide support from area nuna wu not unc:xpected, the union was surprioed by to favor the nonstrikina nuna ud nunes hired while the strike was in progras, by the suona pictelin& paniclpacion of the D' YouvWe nuning a uclalu, and by the crantinc lbem prefand positions. voea1 support of some UB School of Accordina to nurse Kamt Stone, up,ornisi.fta rewards for lbe nuna now Nunlnc faculty. And in a IDO¥e said to wortlna implies punilllmcllt lbr thole have been lall uaed in 19SO, the Buffalo uercllin& their lepl riabt to demand a fair Common Coundl pasaed a resolution in contract .'' favor the strikers. Newcomb wu unable to aplaiD the The seruitive nature of job actions by Aa:or<llnc to Hayes, " There are a lot of T ~ or Mother Nature gives fine performance in King Lear 1bc alldicace, huddlod Ia By STEVE GJUnlTH Arts Editor 1111&11-. was -lllllltc .:.-'s wntc:loed - ...,..- Ia their llovd. Ewal!dpr'o T..,. O'lletlllsaUda~laa­ - slltlaa- tilt~ - He cllldod and cboond the chanctcn wklt a ...m CDtlluliaa, obiMouo to tilt.......,. aad ......... .........._ -... . . · .................... ........ ..,..,....,... _,....,-.t • ..,.............. ... ,,,. . tilt ...... ........ .. '*with-· Utbo adOn lladla't IIUidl ot tbo ploy'o poouy WOOIItl U.C .,_ ~, ........... ,..,. u.e tilt ploy'•...,. .......... _I!Kk,loll ... _ ....... .... 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'-ltla . _ . . . . ......... ltla ....... . . ~ . . . . . . . __...f/1 _ _ _ . ............... f/1 .... ,.. . . 0 . , . . . oln.Mir . . Dlllcle'l ~ ....... A-*'lttr,- ........ . . . . . ......,.......-.- 1 n..r ................. ...... = ,... . . . . . . . . . f/1 . . . .~ _ _ _ . . . _ ... ,..,f/1 .,_ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/ccd43e9b97fcbca7d375e02caaae1f2f.pdf 4a3bf8101621187116fcc55e7bf67d30 PDF Text Text GSEU executives prepare for state-wide assembly VDJwt11ty (SASU), 1M rust ........,_ol tiM: S8000 allocaled to OSEU hom SAStJ By SCOT nsHi:Ji Man116Utl Editor lui JIUI<. Roche said that In addition to t.he money. SASU has offtfed "loa!sti<al suppon-pbones, printina, off\ct Jpace, and a column in their fonniahtly Mwsltuu SASU UPDATE." On AUIUSI 23, SASU will be aivina arainina sessions for stalrwidc oraanizus to navel to the sm&Uu collc:aa Uk< Brockpon, F'mlonia and O.lbl. Ciun:zak uplained th< conn<rtion bctw«n SASU and OSEU, "1 ~rity of GSEU mcmben are mcmbcn of SASU , .. in a smx h 's ow own money com.ina beet to UJ. OSEU and SASU or< 1wo ind<peod<no oqoniutioru with simUor aools. hdpina students and improvina tM dmlOCI"'IC)' in SUNY ." OSEU ls ronti.nuina iu bid for T he infant Graduate Student Employees Union (OSEU) took anotll« step forword lui ....k by holdina its flfSt state-wide Eaecutivc Comrnin~ mectin&. Accordina to GSEU Presid<nt Gory Ourczok, the ten bour session was .. basical.ly the flr'Sl truly represeruative mca:inc'' of the UnK.n. Executive a>mmitt~ memben from Buffalo, Stony Brook and Binahornton &otbtfed in Albany, focilitllina I dialocuc between th< oth<rWisc scporoted Univttsily Cmten. The most importanl item ~ at the mectin1 was t~ upcomina GSEU state-wide dclept< o.sscmbly. II WIS decided !hot th< assembly would meet October IS in Binghamton, with ddeptes from each of the four university centers and the various r~nhion roU<a<s 111endina. Eocb dci<pt< will rq>f<SCnl opproximotdy On< percent of th< GAIT AIRA 's in SUNY (UB will bavc 13 dcleptes). "Th< assembly" GSEU Socmory John RociH: >lid, " wiU dcbot< provisions of the coo.stitution---open vs oam<Y shop, offiliotion •• indcpcndcn.."<, questions of structure-it's an open mdcd qcndo." Olber topics at the mcctina included ''basic orpnizina straltt.J , channels to disseminate information effectively, and a basic history of GSEU for new members as the official baraainina aacnt for SUNY aroduot< ossiuonos. Th< Public Employus R<lltions lloard (PERB) d«id.s whether or not the union can hold a C't'ftiflcation tl«tion . " W< will b< bqinnlna formal h<oronas Y<ry shonly" Ciurtuk sold . PERB will Ilk< tntlmony r<sordina OAITA/ RA natus, to deckle if araduatc a..u.Ut•nu art In fOCI anployus . .. We arc very 1mprnstd b)' PERB's ouu-.,,__ leu r - witb lh< Union ," Ciuraak sold. Tbc Executive Commlueo b only on interim dodsion-moklna body IIDlU th< ddcpa oucmbly m«<J In Oc'lobcr, occonlin& 10 Quraak . " It's 1 'booulnop' <!PCI'otion," h< sold. "Th< AsscmbiJ w!U b< Scot Fi~Mtt r. . Sp«trum Ill< final d<clslon ·makinl body ." Bw not only haw commiuer mcmbcn roted tbdr brains OV<r Union issues, tb<y !lave happily r<aived 1 SIOOO ch«k from th< Stuc~a>t Assoclotion or th< Stot< "-.'i. orli<r thb Univtnlty ofllclab bqan on IM$ij;.,-k,n of UB publl< rodio •Ilion WBfO.FM'• rlnanca ct... lo ......lion• thai lllcir boob - • doc!omlln _ . fashion . Two WBFO wookcra who prefer lo r......, _,ymous for far their )obi would b< 01 oukc, bdicw there WM -;.=· 1 • • of dw moD~ry. "poaaibly cmbazlcmcec," .. _..,.)obi" 10..,..., IIIOftOY for pooplt- OD !llo peyroll, and I . . . . . , u p -. E lndt'pendmtt" u. Slate-run oraanitatkm . ~rc will be a J«<nd Slat~widc Executive Committee mMina in New York on Auaust 16, and a ,me:rat mtctlna or GSEU stc•ards in Buffalo on Auauu 14. Th< Buffalo m«tln1 Is opm to 1ny OS U mtmbcf. or potmtlal member , and wtll ttc heki at 7:)() p.m . at 14 E. Wlnspc"ar . - uatnulta. " It woo..r<pnrted 1h1t th< Ust<ncr support ru•-whlch Is roiled by on-air fund ra1Jln1 aompeiJru- or< filnn<led lhro.,.to tiM: UB Foundooion (UBF). ellow!ftllht Sll!ion IO bypus SIIIC m1nd11ed red ..... ill apoodina '"""'· ''1111• Ia abnply - truo- and no ,...,.,, m' wlfe'a nt Olb<rs, t..vo be<1l paid by UBF from ohla fund ," Slkor kl sold. Accofdi"' to n... 81(/flllo ,..,, Allistanl Vice .........,. end Controller Wlnlom Blumer sold thl! •... lltt........ _ . r~ndl olao mly h< ..... ror O!h« ••ion ...,...... end anphaslud tllot "any purclloM oo ••penciiL~rc IBIIIt with 111..,.. auppon flllllb do Capen Lobby to go ; Alleys out for SAB C c.- ........, _..... OCllll'«ttool w!IIUitl .. tile projca ia- ou-pc 10 ..... - - . - ....u..c. ..,.. ....... attMIJ..... • ........... projocl ........ reworted a-ILS iDiliolTbc ................... w!llliD ... - l lo .-Ia, . . daooiiiiiN -ltllillbt.....,.._bJIM ... olllwfal-•lllopooL .................. CGodal . . . . . a..... ..... ~ (GSA) Aailll o VII» . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ull ........... (1.111').._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... 0 I I ..... 111.000 ...... projocl ... - · .................... .... ,.,..._Bob"""*- ........................... ...., ............ ... ~-.-...-ol!llo....,. ~ ,._ .......................... dlolls, .......... .... .......... ot.......,. 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W.O. .................. ..... _...,_ ... as,_. ........... . • �• E spEO RUM 12---1111 Alani<Khk:IE~ News witb teetb The completion of construction on FOS1er .wl will mark the lint step towards the consolidation of UB's Department of Dentistry. The Departments of Oral Biolot!Y and Oral Patholoay and the Periodontal Disease OiniCal and Research Ceoter..will move into the renovated buildina by the stan of the fall semester. Presently they are bowed throughout the Cary-Farber oompla and in rented spaa: at 4510 Main Street. Foster HaD will become a sd.f..contained research unit with laboratories and teachina areas and the Animal Unit, with facilities for bealth science ~contained in the basement. Most p-aduate and post-sraduate teochina and independent study and some uoderp-aduate classes will be in Foster Hall. • The remainder of the dental focility and dental cliJUc will be put in Squire Student Union, whieh will be connected to .foster via a tunnel. News, witbout teetb The UB Dental Oinlc is lookin& for 250 people who need complete dentures for treatment this fall and winter for the 180 junior and s.enior dental students. Each Dental student is required to construct a minimum of five complete dentures during his or her education under direct supervision of faculty of the Department of Removable Prosthodontics. Ac:cordin.g to the Director of patient evaluation and manaaement. most people arc taking be1ter care of their teeth and this has led 10 a denture patient shortage. Patients interested in applying to the UB Denture Oinic Jhould be ~ilable for a least one two-hour period a day-twice weekly durina treatment-Mondays through Fridays between ten and fin a.m . Total treatment may take ten to ti weeks but will be offered ai a discount rate . Interviewing and evaluation of prospective patients is presently in progress. For more infonnation call 831-2720. · Grandpa SUNY ' General Mana,aer of the State University Construction fund and Vice Cbancc:Uor for Capita) Facilities Oscar E . Lanford retired at the end of the sprin& semester, after lakin& part in the founding and development of the Stale University of New York (SUNY). l.allford's 43 year SUNY career bepn in 1940 when he joined the faculty of the New York Stltte Collqe for Teachers at Albany, hich wu to become a c:haner manber of the State University at its iocq>tion in 1948. He held a number or faculty and administrative positions bt:rore taking on bis rmal dual posts in the SUNY C..ntral Administration. The Amherst Campus at UB was in iu earliesl: staaes of construction when l.allford became General Maoaaer of the Fund . AlthouJh all oriainaJ plans for the Campus were DOl to be realized , as l.allford lefl , the laraest. sinJ)e campus constructed in the United Stlttes is nearly oomplete. Scot Flaherlll. . . . . . E.,_ Go<yStwn/11- "-G Gilbert/News Eflltot Davkt lqylaiAJt Driredof' WendyCcn ll~ Cho<y!GEd McGraw/Aa'l ~ tlo"ddoU~ o..... H.c~"' Krttn Krueger~ Derid Cm,!Uif'....,. . Bany Mlnerofl,.._ LauNn lortul..... AJk:laG~ M. Fauei/Aitlt • . • and In tbe world of sports Stavt GrtfflthiAite Tony Graleda/lfnlc Three UB BaseBuliJ meted the season ranked in the top 20 NCAA Division I baseball statistics. C..nterfielder Greaa Miller's 14 doubles enabled him to be tied for fourth in that cat01ory. Peter Grimm, a pitcher dralled by the Cinclnatti Reds and now playina for their fum team in Billings, Montana, was twelth in strikeouts witb ~ in 42 inninas. Shortstop Paul Daddario's .446 batti.n& averaac was fifteenth in the nation . He was sianed by the Atlanta Braves orpnization and is now playing in Branden ton, Aorida. Mk:hMI F. Hopklnlll- ~ Rlek SzykownyiSMit CoettMNrtf"' M k::hMI E. Shattanl..............,., Robert Hton~ Cindy LaughllniAh.Cooahetor Karen Ronchl~ ... ...,., Heathef Money from trees The city of Buffalo has received a $259,068 arant from the New York State Parks Commiuion to plant trees in parkJ and street 750-1000 trees will be planted as pM<o( a job proaram which was funded by the Federal Emeraency Jobs Bill Proaram . This is the fourth arant received by Buffalo under the Conaressional jobs proararo desi&ned to create temporary job rellef in areas of hJah unemployment. Other fundin& carne in the form of Block Grants, mooey for LaSalle Park projects and Summer Youth funds. So far, over 500 new jobs have been created with these funds, Mayor James Griffin said . Of the landscapina funds allocated to New York State, eiaht percent have aone into Buffalo projects. ri&bt~f-ways . .From Clrcul•llon eYWaga: . 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S= ' - "J I i: ,I II Ii ,, '' • Bluep<lnto for~ L - , - atfon - 1111 by GSA Kline V... - - H- n anol SA - Aa:ormna to University Architect 1000 tquate fcer hod oriainaJiy bea1 allocated to the 4000 tquato fcer muhipurpc>K room , but Jlnlt:lural problems hove prohibited the room's cnlar-mt . Exactly what will be done with this Ulr11 Harbans Grover, contructioo will not bqin immediately as hoped. ''Tho money is cootroUed by UBF Presidct~t Jolin Caner, who is out of tbe country until next week," Grover said . Once he returns, M will have to sian the contract an8 lbcn arT&Qit' lO have the money rdeued. Orovor bdlovis that COilSUUCtion will take two to four -k•IUid is not opti.iustk that il will be cOmpleted by Aucwt 29. Capon l.Dbby will 10011 ......,ble much of the buUdoz.er torn campuaa, u COftJlruc:tioa aews prepare to rmova~e tk area into what Hirshman caUed a ..IDOf'C liveable place," ,.;,b planll, a fOUDiain ODd ................ It bas beal UIIIOIIDC<d dial, diopite a 11udeDt refe<mdum ~-m, bowlina alleys, the lana will DOl be lnduclod Ill the DeW · - bulldJna. Lotqa ODd c:onr......., I'OClGIJ will toke up IICllvlty m«tina ODd t h l l -. Tho olky - will be dMded lllto ..-iiiii'OOCIIS lOQiiaa 4100 - n.. foct; .,... .._. m~,_,:lSOO ICI,... feet; ... odmJDiotndft .......... of )fO r..: two • . - orpDi:adcol - . 1000- foct; _ a ...... ~ .....-.or.., _ r.... - - HayOon ODd said "tho rcfermclum was noc blndinJ. fodllty na.rly u lora< u Squht, whldt wu Scudcnu wen abo DOl told of tho mra acared toworcb 11ud<fus' nndl - we' ro spocc thai would become available If ..., did doina the boll witb what II •••liable ." DOl build the lana." ''Did " UK' atudenu Of did we uy to MWJ)Ity arpcd that the dccWon was meet tM bat student MtCb now and \n the SPKC is not known . made .. wltbout coruuhlna tM Hou• future," Dnn lor Slulltnt Affoln Antbon7 Lo<ti\Zttllsaid. "It wu an educaled Co~ Council h compooed of Jtt4pmenl and one I betl<vc th11 he manner in which thb docllioa •oflldals, focuky and racbed bas beal criticized by oomc 11udcnt odminisl.roJon wbe CUI rocomrncnd wa of corcfuUy done." leaden wbo fed thOl lludcnt interest~ -.c lludenl ottivky II*< for tho aunpwa. In cleddl111 bow to bell utiUzt tht no< token into O<COUDt. Tho Council tw olsted 1 net Harriman wu avollable tquatt root.,., Ontbct uJOd ''Tho 111<11 shouJd hove beal ulted whal tho ftnt UB lludonll""(on . letttn thll were aubmltted In r e s - to they want ," Hlnbnwlsaid. "None of our ''Tho - o f 1/>C 11\ldeat aovernmmts ads Ill <ampul publleotloru, rtqUCillftl ld<u from tho ..-o1 lludcnt _.~ace . Only survey~ or the rcfermclum •m token IIIIo and the Houtr-j;o(anc:ilwerc usurped," Nxtm.t rnpon.ta wrn tcnl ln. oa:ouDI the clcdoion - ·" Hlnhmon said. "We -.c bypuocd ao tho "Siudcnll- olmool bandl down to plan oould be bn~ed . "It llorted wkh Former Scuclcnt Asaodotlon CSA) keep the bowiiDa oll<)'l-111 a llop Ill the Squire and cantlniiCI today," Director of Scudcnt OrpnlutlonJ T1vo r-." GSA VIce ~'~aida~ of llxlerul Ontbor dofaoded Ills planDed ,.. of the ~and fortntr HoUJO Cotllldl Afflin , _ ~Slid. - · malataialfta dial "illllud of puttllll Cholnn.an Ql>cnlln 'llobltuon - • lavolved 1'he Cl08duaed Ia April all our- IDio one bMtd, we-ed in ~~~ the clcdolonolao - dcfcnclod · 1113 and polled 2AOO 11odnu, of wbldl41 -thor oould be -lie." the dodllott . porum t'elpiDded Ia r - of fttaiDia& tho Wltb ~ spocc 11-.ty • a rclltrlllftl Orubct'l belief thai "lludcnll _ . ..,.....,. or the . _ problmt on the .............. Ia etldldall. GSA did lu ....-..... o COildltloll Ontbor bdicvel will Ambcnt Coalpua• ._tolly ,_, wkh tile owa11udall......, _ . . . ......,.. - . . wldt tho-"" of thentro ...._-""' rr- Mila Sueot ." · . . . . . . . - . . -.. ...,~...... Sdloolof~Ceierlft l "'· H.J _ . of UI II"Odalla bollrw<d the .............. hod hoped to .......IM the H• coeullldl tholtltc...., ~and m«tllll- will "laid t~ to ..., ..-c ..-1o1 • ~ . - o f tho bowlial-............... aoclol .... cultural _...,., n. "11-doow•tllebuilofaof lfa." L'IIcl« or Studall ~ . . _ ~ n..:~~au~- of tlllo- t o - ... - u - o l OIA'•...... Onabor dolmed. "Wt cloot't how a T ..,_.....,t ref......,- ..._.lie- SBI to purchase ............".....t for UP-use n. .,.....,.._ .. ... .. • ••a ....... nw ,., ....., ... ddlbor•ed ""-''• IIModll difflatltlef wllicll will ....... ._. .......... tlvCN(IIIoulll.. to _............. . _ .............. ,... .... ......,., . .,... ... ...._ ...... _......... ........... __ .... ,......._.,............... ........- ............ ...., .................... .. ...._ ................... _ ......................... ......, .................... ,., ............................. .. .... ... _ 9_,.._ .. .. . ........................ ................... _.... ........,............ a..-'1 l!!dl&c.-.....OW ..... Lilollola . . .......... ....._ ..... kltlloluo . . . . ..,. If U.., .W coloct MOllO of *" . . . ODIIIailllllbofon ........ I, tltllr ............ .. , _ .... .., WOllld- . ................ .............. ol w~ ~~ -~--10 .... !":!•a::-...... . tr a.--. " ,., ,...~.-~~ ..... ltlt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ ·~....., fllls$CV ............. . . . . . .J . . . . . . . . . . . ........ .._.. 011 ....... ............ - - (ANC)•.... .... a.-."-__,.,,_~ 1i .._.. .. ............. ~ ~CIA)Jara ,.,a.-... Aile _ _ ....,. .,....,_ ............. __,.Jar ...... -- ~- A~ , . _ Jlfa...t't ..... . . �editorial Static It appears that something Is amiss at UB's public radio station WBFO. Innocence or guilt Is a long way from being proven but the matter has to be cleared to lhsure the Integrity of the University, WI!FO and Its listener supporters. It Is good to see that WBFO and the University called for an Immediate probe Into the situation. But thl$ might not be enough. UB owns the license to WBFO which essentially makes the station a branch of the University. Under the jurisdiction of Public Affairs, It may not be proper to have that department Investigate wrongdoing from within, es~lally since Its fob Is to promote positive Information as news. Public Affairs has the Integrity to do a proper Investigation, but for the sake of any argument, It would probably be best to let some outside group look In to the alleged corruption. A quick, thorough and responsible Investigation Is needed to allow the station to get back to Its business of public broadcasting. A fair Investigation would eliminate the possibility of scandal-and that is something we do not need. Deja vu It Is not really Important that there will be no bowling alleys In the Student Activities Building (SAB). There are other places to bowl. The real loss Is that a decision was made on what was best for students without any real Input from students. Sixteen letter responses and two former student government officials do not constitute41dequate student Input. The referendum held at last March's Student Association elections and the Graduate Student Associations poll are a more grassroots feedba k rapr-ntatlon of student opinion. A worrisome aspect of the story Is Dean of Student Affairs Anthony Lorenzetti's comment that the SAB space should be more flexible because of the shortage of classroom apace. Could this mean that present student activity space will be !&ken away? Again. The administration may be right In their reasons to nix the bowling alleys-It might be better to have more flexible apace and maybe lounges and meeting rooms are better uses-but the way they did It Is wrong. Student Input should have been taken Into account more thoroughly and the administrations reasons should have been bettor articulated so that a cooperative decision could be reached. Making the unilateral decision did nothing to alleviate student fears of administrative Intentions and just brought back bad memories of the past. Only through openness can thet'e be understanding. On a brighter note, It Is good to see renovation will finally be starting on Capen Lobby. This student designed space should be more comfortable and attractive to student needs and the first step towards making the Amherst Campus a more livable and unifying place. Successful completion of the student Initiated and produced Capen Lobby should show tho University the positive contribution that students can make when given the opportunity. year expenditure caps-has left UB groping In the dark. The possibility of negative ramifications resulting from the present situation Is the only thing that Is clear until tho University recelv's the long awaited Financial Plan for Operating from SUNY Central, which will In effect tell the Office of Finance and Management how much money It has left to spend. It will attempt to keep things running through the fiscal year. In the Interim period, the University must feel Its way through the muddle without taking drastic actions which may surface as problems when the Financial Plan Is received. Although the State hiring freeze has been lifted, authorizations to add per~nnel have to be consldet"ed carefuux,.because It Is not yet known what the total 1983-84 University payroll will ultimately be able to hold and UB may lind Itself In the unpleasant situation of laying off employees further down the line. At the same time, SUNY Central and the Board of Trustees shOuld be thoroughly examining the State's tax revenue problems and their relation to the final budgetary ligures to appear on the Financial Pian. This will be the only way to prepare for the battles to come with OOB when a final 1118A-85 budget Is ln,the works. The State University had to absorb tuition and room rate Increases In the 1983-8-4 budget, even though the State's predicted tax revenue ligures were way off-way over- the mark. With UB's present financial picture so vague, It would be comforting to know that University President Steven B. Sample Ia sometimes around UB and Is witching t-ory unfold. The 19S4-a5 budget will be his, as will the battle next spring to save it. He will not be able to unless he sees what Is happening now. Careful The absenso of clear University budget ligures since March-due to a 1983-8-4 Now York State Budget overestimation of tax revenues that has left the Division of Budget (OOB) unsure of final fiscal J\ll\p Buttal Editor: i It hu come to my attention that the Board of Dlrectono of the F.Cuhy.Student Auoclotlon poiMd 1 motion on July 12, 1883 for which tileR 11 no roljltlve . . -. The motion I am referring to 11 tho FSA Land Study Pfopolll by Mr. Peter Hlrehrnan and Mr. How11d Fried which the atudonto fool thot they , _ to poy to ltudontll to conaolldate tho reMatCh olrudy clone. U thll II whit tho ltudento wont, then they allould poy for It out of their own budget. Secondly, Whit quollflcatlona do t - • - • hove to do • IM<Iuoo ltudy'/ ,...... Ia .., ..... -Howol'dial ....... aad rebq,ttal 1 - Iitie to._,.. to Dewla Lolil'a - o f July 21, ,_to lolr. Doly CCC: Tile~ regan1tng __1e- the~"""' polltlcaloc...... mojo<. - __ ----.. ,.....,, Mr. LDI'd-U...leno-.-"IDrlhe _____........,.----·__ ...,...,.._ ......... __ __ ...,......,,.. .. ........................ -•-lecl<of __ to t h e - of the F.&.A.- tM-.ole of ______ -ontheboanl. Thlrdlr, let -point out here -t--lnmyownlottw ......,.... ,.., Ia ..., to '*· Doty: - noiNng In the __.. ....,..._to •-to '*· _ _ the _ _ _ OI,Ior ....-~---..- oljOIIa.l'llla _ _ _ . . _ . . . , ----_ ------ --_ -- - L-. .. ..._ ... _ .... " - " ' · . . . ._ _ _ ClOt . ~11Dcloollll .............. ... ,...to .. _ doM;_ .. . . . , , _ ...... _ --- ·--..a .. _""'hle-lllla,-. _____ _ -_..,._thle-......................... _ LDI'd- 1101...-..... ........ _......_ --~"""' ....... __ ..,_.,_..._,-.....Mr. --· ·--tl l l n ol -......_.._ ....... ,......., . - .,......a_....,,.,.. ---·----------· ....................... .... _.......,_ .. ...,..........,.......... To_..._._... _.. ==----...... ....,.. ................ ............ ___ .... .... ....... ..... .. .._ ...............on .._.... .... ........ ..,,__ ................. --·--~~~-­ _.....,__...... .....,.. ___ -__ ....._ -.Mr.LDI'd_a ___ _ ......... ._ ,...,...,. .,.._,.......... ___ .......... ......... ........... ..... ............... .... ,...... ........................ atudr, ..-,.. Ollar8 no - 1 0 _ _..lor .... __.... the _ _ , . ... _ _ ....-,.IIICDI ""''ed ~ byt_hef~...-....... OftJfll/r11,1113. ...__. .,._..on 11, 1tD •PDiklr_no _ _ ................. ........ ..................... ,..___ ................ ..... • un'--lt)< community that lncludoo ot-a. To - ' t h a t ltudontl- poy lor thla otucly Editor: onehUodogrwlnu,_.._.., or planning. Thlnlty, .... Heydon,_,. oltheSt---· May ' ~ui.- -ltect- ""*' . •• , . _ .. ..... .... a.,. : . a ..... , . _ ol f.I.A.-. , . ~ �Of CO~SE WE All MAKE MeRE~ YOU 5Alll', BUT FOR US I'IS ft... REAlliVEUHOOO! Open Fo.r um By Ed Powell D ell FrNtnd , I want to find a way to NY to people: lecome a ll..,.et for PMce. (Ia this a technok>Qk:lll r.nderlng of the Psalmist : "Oh , Lord, meke me an lnllrument of thy Peace"?}. The UB community conalsll of aome 30.000 scattered tndlvkluala; Peaceday thoukj draw ua togethef as a magnet doea Iron filings. I even doodle In eymbola: v Magnet that not courage to atand betON a oovetnm.nt ana My, So too do mambeta of UB h•" 1 morat obtlgaUon to find out about thla unlvefii1Y'I lnwoiMm-"t In the nuct.ar arma race. How MU(Symbot or Rntatance) CoMe~" folio~ 12:00 GATHER . . . In FOUIIDEIIIII'I.AZA lo aay collecl ... ly: THE IIIUIOII OF THIS UN~ IS I'EACE 1:00 USTEII . . , lo Daniel Ellobofg apeaking on "Tho Crlala In lhe """' _ .. . 2:00 TALK TO EACH OTHEII . . . about tiW .._t Important q-tlon In pothlcl. I.L tiW _.lon ol - t 10 do nut . how to tranalate ktM lnto ectlon .•. mix and mingle ... -.op affinity •.. llmple ~rap_., fllml •. . ond..., that" .,. .. ~...,.. a:OO '~"n ... 1n c1tomattc oc:tlon .. air w-h ,.,. " " 11:00 oePAIIT . •. whh a - t to MTUAH - r day to begin bullcltng lOt a of tal -.Actlc>M ... ond to write ... """'*' -a- The-.-"""-,-Octol>era-.ro lhaplng up .. - 1 2 - . ~ et FOUIIDEIIII'\AZA,-., lOt • U n - y - eon-atlon .-~~~e t - of OEMOCRATtZING SUNYAB . .. all-alit bac* to the llaln Sti'Mt campuo to oymOolln the loc:t . . .,. atln ona un-...y rootact In tiW city ol Bulflllo 1.:00 p.m. llamaay Clarll will-""'act-lclfiM-of lnatance: HolM ol SUNYA8 of Oct. 11112 reportl oltera or 000 granta rangiAQ from 1100,000 to 11 ,000,000 fof 1882-13. DoH any of thll 1'n0N1r11140 fOf Meret or cla ..IUed ,.... rcn, Motet of May 1813 •••••• that _.....,rdl he came to regard himMft 11 a pocentlal In a war crlmN trtal. Then M rMd the ten ~ume• of the OARPA - Oelanaa Advanoact A-rch Ptotecll trial ond " aaw what the docWf*ltary r.cord ol the dectolorwnaldng In an - - war lool<l llko (II loollallke the l'ontooon ~.,..,.~ Wl\lla the l'ont•oon P._a atrlppad away all logHimate rationale tor lhe war, " h waa contacl with met face to face and ot1 their wey to pmon tor refuah-.g to collaborate In an unjvlit ~ wNcf\ ga'fl'l him tM oouraoto the pepeB: . . , . _ . . . , _ . . acla ol 'wit-a' ga.. me whal ,-.g alc>M -.111 not" !-g. War (Hew Yort<: ond Solluat.,, 11121. 38; 277; 21151 Ehbofg . . . . _..._..by t i W - -~ . dtlor Ancl EhbofV _ .· ., _ _ _ top-ellol __ . . . .... hla act or wh-. waa A~y-want l Nu~ i':OO ASSEMBLE •. . Main Street Campus whh act t-AU• around the theme of .. Nuclear War and the Hei!Hh Selencet .. 10:00 WALK •.• 10 Aml>om along lhe I>IU.ay fOf - -rcll did Ellabofg do h: whal led him to daly Ihe norm or MCtK\' Wlllch hokla the Pentogon together'? He oild lhll oil., portlclpollng In o oonr.,.,.,. aponaorod by Cong,.._ on "War CrimM ond the American The scenario for Septembet' 21 look8 roughly as Point . . . ond an - the S.O.ca Filii Army 6epot ··we hl'le • mOfal riQhl to know and I have 1 moral obUgaHon to find out 1 will lnalat Dt'l being told " (8ulfak> N•w a. 814183) " You llo" . . . I will not be lntlmlclatad by your PO- to 'loCk up my body. Ell-g waa ....ultad by Nl•on hired thug• In Waahlngton D.C. In May 1172. 8oth Nixon and hll thuga Were friGhtening J*)C)te and It too" coureoe to atare them down. balk and ap~led re ...reh PfOPGII II on net6onal MCUrfty IYIIen\1 lnd l~lllnc. technolOgy on ldYanctd . . . pon technology, target acqulaiUon, and ocean monitoring (Ttwwnlt -oaln?) And wnat Ia " targiM acqu lt116on?" Finding aomethlng to 1hoot ot""'- ""*icon• ... ot? - ua ,__..,..._ ......,.., 1tea .nowa a conu~'~ lrom '"Lot Atamoe Nattonal LlbofltOtY - UClA" waa - l e w the llrat tlma. Wllat ooukllhla meonf r- ,._.on ,,. Into""'- w.-- --out__ . . . . . ,_. ._. ,._,,_-In-lhel the NaliaMI _ . . , . - · aaylng ... - " " ' ha.... donaMnlne--001-1--lhaago. -..-.... .... cw--. Wars. 1..._ chanty, begin at llorM-lo. In t h e - ol the aootal lnathutlc>M - • . . apand Ollf The National Rlllo -latlon 11M I motu• Winning the Will tor tiW olllan. But that oannol be dona with fUnL /'\laM will lrtMd Into to.-aa . . - , . . . ...,...1ft VIetnam. Truelha guno- tiW _ . . . . , _ , - clatfOt'all-lty 1.-. wwlclf ,_.,"',_-you In-· ,_.-""' Tho Wortcl - h Oovantlatlon IIYI thai hill tiW _ .. -"tlon - al>lfllon ---would oa - t o Iaiit.. "U.I. 1 - Eaplonaoe. A -.· -.......,"""*· 1WI). f111t.- Air Force tha u.s ,_of-.. _..,of - - wtcllme o1 a fuM ...1e - - bc:l\ange ond -~~~-- ("2 Mlon- 11 N-VIOIIml" AP atO<J In llflltalo · !1111~ Can anyone 1111-lha n-thetadlatton ·----11M -a-would......, __, ololatlon ol the VIal-In 1172, ... '"" -.etlng of-.-- from cllnlcll ltallatlcal . . , - y o t -. olvtlocalo-bc...,.would ao aaturata the attnc>OI>heta with radiation tMt no lf'tlng organlom would- -tructlon. -ualty lo 1110 ,.., kll ua aH and ""'"' tha aarth to o m i t - IIIII t""Y wHI not win IIW mlnel, IIWJ Will ,... ._,. -royact t h e - , , - tanntnated the In-Ion t o - H1.lgllal to an _........,_.-.tlla_lc>M _ _alola ,.._ ... --lhel. . . ......., - ·--~~~~----tllaiiN-l.at--tiW,..,,._ _ __ , t o - - tum - . . .. hehld . -w.-...,.w--T.... 1ha-----......... - . . - t- waa-• (T..., , . . _, !lalol<l--""'--... ,,..._.,. 8.-. .... -of __ ,._.. __ Slow~llttlla--~tiWCIIA-tiWIIala __. .......,_____ ,We_ " "" , _ . . - - oa chlty _..,on --.....-.."'"· ---....-..---.,_·--to ___ . . ,. .... 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Cllll ,.._ ....._ '"'"_.., ,_ . _ _ _ T_IO,._, .,... ...... .... .._Ciafk._ ~~. ·------ ..._ . c.-a. ....................... ., ........ ., -.. --~., �• .ID By .G ARY STERN Managing Editor ue to the Uklihood of lower than expected New York State tax revenues, the Univenity's rmancial planners have cOntinued to "operate blind .. while awailiDa more specific bud&ewy filw:es for 1983-114 from the State Uaivenity of New York (SUNY). Preoeutly, UB is fllDClionia& without a concrete buda<t~ speodiaa money withiD D TUESDAY AUGUST 16 7:1XlPM WEDNESDAY AUGUST 17 7:00PM SATURDAY AUGUST.20 2:00PM ~ JUidc:l*l. • After Ultial of the State'' hirinJ freeze last week,'certain areas of UB are now oddin& persoomel . It remains to be seen wbat pcnotmel caps will eventually be budcfted. Althouah the 1983-&4 Ne,r York State Buda<t-wbic:b indudel SUNY u a whole and UB individuaDy-waa passed by the State Lq!slalure in March, the UniversitY muit receive a "ranancial Plan lor ()peratins" from SUNY Central before havina ftaures to work with, accordin& to Vice President specif"te, final IF YOU WANT TO fiiE.LAX AHD HAVE A GOOD ntU for Finance and Manaaement Edward Doty. This plan will provide the administration with updated payroll and monetary &uidelines-taldna into account ANACONE'S ·tNN IS THE ,LACE TO DO IT· We have no Hootin, Hollering, Yelling Screaming or Loud· Music. more realistic State revenue figures than the ofiainal budset had-and will carry UB throuah the rest of the fl.scal year. Until it is received , UB '!rill rely on less specific, temporary fiaures favored by SUNY Central. SUNY Central will ftrst have to receive a Fmancial Plan from the New York State Division of Budaet (008) before it can forward one to SUNY's individual uaiu. At thls time, Doty does not know wltlea .the rmaocial Plan may be ~pared . Alter returnlna Compare our prlcut - -~VEN DAYS A WEEKI Sming looJ till-DO o,....,.., .. .__ B o... ............ ,... eef eer lllllards ~ . , -""•- •• .ut.zz., , .. to.• ttec~o am Special every Wed. & Sun. Hot Dogs & Kraut! I (Across from J78 BAII.EY AVE. 836-8905 Capri Art Theatre approved State budaet in terms of others as fut as oonnaJ. •• The eventual rmaocial Plan will also specify UB's budaet in other areas of concern, IUCh u academic allowed UB ..peoditures, accordinato Doty . "'It will be a plan that will allow us to keep operatina throuah the fiSCal year-throuah March 1984." serviees. " We will be able to buy thJnas," Doty said, " and we will be able to hire temporary The •peclfte number of people to . personnel as well, mean.ina . appear on UB's payroU at any testehinrauistanu.'' "'IT -AI******************************* l'l' e are rpending money right now ~ ~ R Q tl II';~~) ~tS..hatnAl~f ** enna p ca ** eoen 'though we do not know 1\ ** 1 * how much we haoe ~ft. '' * * FREE I* =~i~b~'!'!.~~e _;vice President for Finance * •"'~ and Edward Doty ~ EYEGLASSES :=:: . ~min& ** "" ** .. * - ** ** * ~~­ becomlaa ""'" Militia or hlrlaa ** ~...... • - .... ''We riabt DotJ ** !tf~ a.cum~~Uy althou&b a l i_..una <OI!'b I a J. .. budaeWY fteures. from. :0 . )943 ... ley A•e., lg-vUie, N.Y. 836-4670 ~- fhutt-frl 9 :)0 10 S;lO. fUH 9 :l.O 1<- 8 :00. S.l 9:)0 to I 00. Ci o~d Wed * ,~ "''Of!P' lftlMs ~oc.b. ,...,,. • ..,.. cMr•J luy C....,aete Pair ol eyqa..get second pair eyeglasses free . (MC.ond C.\ * ** * te revenue probletns are probably responsible lor the * · uncertainty surroundinathe bud&et passed five months ...o. u'Jlte revenue usumptioru G' n• .. .,.u Jr•rne• chO..-n hom . ~ped•l coUe<llon) · '"-8 w/Eye Exam only 1111 Soft Contact len- aye sum only 1100 Single vt.1on ' - - frame only 131 lllooal ....... frame only.. 2 tor 1 do.. not apply to apaoia/1 15"1• Discount lo UB Studan,., Facufl'land Family thls W<ek , .be believes :•" not lorthcomtna." said. "It aeans that DOt mouah into the Stale luccurate sales tu rnmue projcctiona JeaD to be the major . probletn, accordina to Detty. It is the Oovemor's rapomlbUity, by ~law, to inJure that tbe State DOt spend more than It recei-," he said. r The admlDlstndoa is money bued oe "'-· imMed 0ttce ,~:.n:~ b IIIIICIL- we ..... lol\ to ' spotlll," Dotylllid. Tilt fliiiMCiol PIOn will be .._.......,._ .. than tile Mana~ement· time will ultimllldy Ia the ruwtdal Plan, u wdl u the areas of the Unlvality they will come from. Without kDowia& thlo DOW, the the Stale , _ bu Ollly left admialocntton _..... Ia the dark, audlorlzatloel ..... beal ..... to thlivaliiJ V'lOO';.I'relident to blrelaii&Ollotl-. "AIIIIilpololl ..... beal -...stllal~--·-· ... beiDa ...._..... Dot7 .... ··~.we-'lMaltloto provide IIOIIVicot to (acully - W'llb a FlllaDclal1'1aa few <>s>cntiot~IIOwborc Ia lilbt, dillkult u time are lpOildiota money IIOW," lllid, ....... thoulb we do 1101 bow bow much we baw left.'' Tbo 1!113-14 bud~~~ dial UB plaa..s to opon&c ...... - beau by,.,._~ Prlaidoilt Rollon lotW, .....,..... the~---"' Uaivonity~St....B. - . Sample • ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS ...., ..........,.,,., ........ - ....,,.,.._ ........ . . . . . ...,......,.. 01 ,_..,., ................... ................... ......... ..,_ ............................ ......,.... , Oa I , .... ,..,..,_, . . UA a. t... . ,.,~ DEADLINE w• _ ..-. .................... ...........,.. 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UWftl na.. **",... ...................... ....... .... ....... I:P'..fi:)M. ~ J ,....,..,,ISJ' 5. ............. f\.IMrHIH£0 llfDIIK)OM LOWIIl . . . .. ~ 1.Z. c.lltw .... 117-tXIQ. .......... 211EDN)QM , . ,_, ............... ~ ....__._... l.tnllfnAed ........ ~---- -w- Ul lNOUWOOO·UiaoH WOMIC. W_... twNINdl .................. - . . -. CHAIN'S IIIDIA IOUTIQUI FO<-Inlo. Oft the OOUrM and ~,.. ,., ...... eel~ -·"'-''* - l f l l l l l l l L l l - ...._ IUNY-ole =:..~:-, hL: -1117 ... �• aCk CWA Localll68 Strike over but difficulties remain as ·nlirses return '11he anatomy of a strike; ,...._,_........... -.11 ol Maida, 1911-Two - · illdiodlooa Praldoal Dlllan _ Uallild Ha,..,.,.,......,, ................. c:urreat N..,.. 1D __ --. J..... ..,...rar.._. .... ..._ ........ ........t,....,._ ......_or .. ................ _.......... ,.. .... .......... . . . . ..... ,.,..._,..,11_ __..,...., ............... ........ _..!eeicw Nona ........ - - dot NLU lilt 11!11b ._... bJ In 10 ...... CIIJIIIIidnl-ma. to BOH - IIIIIL'I'Iwllra lulliM ......................,.,.... . . . . ol ................ -illolai . ~Wan-119f, bued ill New Yort.City, olfen 8lllllllioa .._. J-. 11-.-. u.ad *opped..,. 1199 . ""-- ola ............l....tlla willa --..-... from conception·to.birth Alldii-Tiw ............ .... . •, , h· ..... ~••s• »-AAW ...... .... _ el ............. . . _ ... a..,., • . - - . .... or .. _ ...... .,__ . _ . . . -Is-... - _ ............................... _ ....... ........ .... ........... ...... ............................ _ - · l l r l l r a l f -. -.r-.Aaup.a....,. _ . , __ ....... IIIII off. .......,_..,..,_. ,_....................... . ............. ...... ......... ............. ..., ................... _. .................... .., ........................... ._._......,.A .......... ....................... ................... -.- .......;:.• • ._hi afar•- -..,., 8-Aaa..-1 _..of ~ . . . . fllr . . ~----­ ls' 7 II _....... .._____................ .._ _.,.. _._......._ .,~,.. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Sepumber 3 aad 10 a1 9a.m., llLDl., lp.m., IDd.)p-111. • l!acb Ylewiiol II ~ oee aad a half boun, with a q-x.. aac1:- pcriDd atlonnordo. ·Aitmdea will receive a copy of "V'oowa: Oulde19·~ Primer". Ill additioa, iDIInocion lllioy od>edule daa obowlap.by coruactina tbe ~ ~ Caller at 831-3761. lndividuall ma:r. view t b e - on a raenc-. aa·tbe Healdl ~l,lbl:a'Y. IChnboll Tower: · . , • i •· Fo< fwtber lnrormatioo, contact Harvey, . ~ at UCS, 831-35SI. lbeC..er f « " ' - ~at U&baa.........Stwo faD - e r ...-iatlna of elcbt evalina! -~ _.put.,. • 0... ;,..,.,.... offera a cbaice or ala ......_r ODd couna f« tbooe inttraud in clndr>plaa a teeDor laaiPt 1a1<> tbe world Of . , . . . _, <Jbc other oflal' I Cboic:e of two refraber counea to prepare lludmta for jp:Oduat< and profaaionll lcbool admiuion ....... ' The DOD<red!t policy allowa <nrolloa to , _ ..s-ioaal pia wilhout """'~"'~ina ror col1qo cr<diu. Certillcatea or complotion aro itaued. ThDea, acb<dulea aod aoy other illfonnation r<pn11na tbe courxs may be obtaiD<d by coo11iJ11 Maweat Ducat• at tbe Caller for Manaaan<nt Onodopmalt, a bnocb or tbe Scbool or Manaaan<nt. Tbe number ia 831-2151. . O...t~C •• lla;;y_ ..... Piuts_ ......... ... _,,........,..__.., ANdeQl) ,., • T~~ _ New bu schedules The Slate l..ellolat= pa-.1 a 'bow law tbil month whlcb will pamit Public Safety OffJCOn oo all SUNY <*11P<*1 to haad out appeeruce tlcketo. Aa:ordina to UB Director of Public: SarOly 1..« Oriffin, tbe aew law lllll!Dor. "In my penooa1 opinion, tbrouah error, our people were not included in the Criminal Procedure Law'' u olllcen Olllpnwered to iuue tbe \icketl. Oriffin uid that throuah coopen1ion with local DiJirict Attomeyo,.Public: Safety at UB hu bom issuina appearance tieteu (aucb aa trarr.c aummooxa) all aJoaa, The new law baa notblna to do..-ith aervina warranu, and ... ......,_,o Oritrm l&id "lt'a 1l!Dthina more than eorrectina an old problem." ·-- ... ,!,..: • t .... Cindy~ 1(-.n...., -~---"-· lo-'"' _., . -----Inc -----Ill 1 f' To belp alkviat< bus oven:rowdina beeaua< or MaiD· StCOftllnletlon, two O<W abuttlea will be added to UB'a bus aervio<. Tbe MAIN-FLINT abattk aervio< will beaJD at 7:25 a.m. b<tw<a~ Di<fmdorf Annex aod Flint Loop, cl<putina ot ., mlnut< intervala untO 8:35a.m., aod tbcrealler at 5 llliDut< lau:rvall Wl1i1 3:55p.m. Tho AMHEJtST ahattk ...mo. wiD beaJD at 7:30 a.m. from aod 7:40 a.m. from Hamilton Loop, and will d<port -+->rliOn..a ... at 5 millut< inlervola until 4 p.lil. For ahattk ...mo. aft<r 4 p.m. refer to tbe Numb<! ''2" MoadayFriday bus ac:bodule. Sbuttk ...mo. will DOt operat< oo ....tCDda or ~~ . __ _E. _ _ _ ---.,-~ RobeR lllcw•; C "New" powen •a -Kn_ ...... , o--~ . .......,. ,.. $jleclno;; --lolngi>J CoiMMriclllone .n~~ ~··mo s.mc. to ltudlnt&, Inc. Clt<ulollon - - 20.000 n. ,..,._oft~ .. tocatlld In ,_.--,-.-~ ol Now Y0111•8ullolo.-....-YM __ . -- 14310.T_(7_181. ~ ,_,-..., N.t. Tho ..........,.,., ... lellrll ~...,.,, ... 1 k wofeny - o l .... -....a.lolll ,..,_ ... l'llo . . . . . . . . _ . , .." ... 8ullolo,N.Y. _. c.,or........-~ lltar-.11. . . . . . �...... ·--- ... -- -·- ... -- -·-------, ·S tation mismanagement proven say ·W BFO. workers bov..-but shc wa.s at..,.. a poo:t-1employee," Sikorski said. Accordina to the arut form, she was authorized to ' ' work extra houn on spcdal documents indudina the book pvblicOiioD or ovr 'News of the Year' series" and she was to recdve ''retroactive payment for the period By CHERYLL. GREENBERG Compus Editor As " ' l••u•laatloa into alleaed mismanaaezncnt ac WBfO continues, further evidmoe bas come to li&ht. Alleptioos ba¥< been made <ODCCmina mjsm~nll"""'t or fUDda includina: misuse ofSwe, fedenl ODd ~lamer_. mooey, O<Hbow jobs to IQjuiR pant mooey for people - 011 tbe paJrOII, ODd a - . . tbal Geoenl ~ Bob Sitonti b8d been 1121·9/ l/82. .. Sikorski asserted that Bowrly did - work at tbe ltatloa 's fadlitloo ~~ece... "tbera sbapbo tiiOIIIb omc.r J1*C loon 01 the --.. - to remain aooaymoua said. The documents referred to ~ beiJ1a IIIOd S i t o n t i - - to prove ncatiaml ......_.... IDcluded ...,., requisidoa forms for ltatloa capiW assets purchaaed ouuide the Univenity-items wbicb could be acquiml from campus surplus. The capital useu purdwcd ...,., two oew Olivetti dectric: typewriten costiDc $1600, vertlck blinds for $1400, and a c:bair and typewrite< stand for Sil<onti's offia: at a cost of W2. None of thete purchues were sent out rw competitive biddin&. tuB--...,..,. .. tbal time. Hclwner, 0 1 1 - WBFO ...,., said, ''There .... oaJy lia (full-<ilne) .....,,... a f..u.&>c allllio)Nt b8d NCtll1ly quit ... cr..,...- flllldina for NatioDal hblic . - , CNPI.), wbicb c:oruisu or a -work or ~support swiops ouch u WBFO, The Commvnity Service Orant l'or1ll hdpe cletcrtniD< usiRance dilibilitY for local ..-.. The nine·-· "We needed c:bain for the off>e:e-tbt<e docutna~t also listed WBFO u bavfDa arouad thai, " Sikorski Wei . The • a d o a ' 'The blinds we<e orilinaliY to proua Wei tha .......,. at any limo did the valuable <quipment and records, ODd tbe have Dine studios. " Sitonkl h.iJDHif -.,ed to baviq oaJy "four or live 01 typewriten from campus lWJ)Ius are - wa.s oo way adequate for tbe ~ · UK. " There ... also a - . . levied ....... Sikorski that be falsified a fedenl documcat to IQjuiR moto ....,t mooey for tbe ltatloa from tbe Corporation -.., (CPB). for , _ Sqaft," said oUoorwloe, "It rldiclalous tbal Sitorald'a wife dlda't WOft at tho Commllllily$cnlc:c pant form Ned to CPII, 1ft out - -.t-....,_..Wlii'O~ s-y!Da hil wife u 011 employee for workat bome. "Public doc:umaltJ exiJt tbal COD ¥Uify and oubataatiate uy III:CUiatioas that we-e made," a WBF0 ...a 1110111ber who wisba bo-. ............ The of pant mooey rocelved depeoda vp011 tbe IlK of tbe - · number aroouot o( and full-~-· Pvblic Thooperatinapant mooey offered to WBFO was A<con1iaa to the $49,000. Sltonti's wife, a.-ly, b8d been blred u a IJpiot to baDdlt "the trallelldow work u a renll of tbe , _ Squft Hall," Sltontl Mid. Tho-I'OfttS}' bepD- a WUO wwkcr said tbal his wife "b8d ......, warted at tbe ltatloa or lllled ovt uy sheeu, -.ylna she waa a pan•tlme craplo,..." Tho wort... claimed he bad no koowledi< of a.-IJ worklna for thcltadoa, dtina that her ....,;. ._..s 011 the •a~ioa 's - - aWdo· All WBFO tmployees and .... have tbelr nama listed oa the - - ~ Silronti pointed out that , . _ lnadverttDtly ora fcqouen . ill c:barp of tbe printina of tho I'm .. He added tluol she bad typed .,_ 100 iltllll for WBFO. ~ ...,.... b8d .... paid S7000 show tbal she u a pan-Umc . . _ . . , . . , ... - - parloda . . - .. .....,.,,_ ........ The c:haqot of....._ of SWt l\lllda • • ,_the alllled ~of_, hom tbe a-d! ~ of SUNY. Ill antor for an lftiPio7et to ... poid tlvouih this Stat• IIDt of ,...._, the7 tallat he tsiJ'OIIod Ia tbe Slale Utmoenlly of Now Yort (SUNY). A •lodeftt atttndlac .,m.t ICbool was reportedly blred and paid ••orr the boots" throlllh .-her employoe's pardleek . a This .......,..•• -heck wu a1Je8odly doubled to loclude tbe other's ., the IOCODd craplo)Nt rollid he paid and no1 have to enroll Ia SUNY . Tho .,ployoe claims this liiVMioD contlnvtd for ftvt IIICMiths, or tm s-y periods, wheo he finally tenninated b aile< he was advlaed he eollld faa 1<p1 ..-.. antor In to be paid, the IICOIICI cmployoe aJio:tadly b8d to mroll ill SUNY and was reportedly offend W11FO 1\ato to..,_ the eo. • ..._.,_ io IIOC )'01 kaowt1 If he poid u a l\oll-dmt lftiPio7et, "To the boll of eclllally ....vecl tlola _ ,, tDJ ~. • picked vp a few ""'"' City race looks to include UB ~y _...,. k waa raltlaa eDdowmeal mooey-UB was """ or tbe lint a sr-er use of UB's ...-.n:a ill achoob In tbe toWitry to niot the polh lc al . aocial and alplllcut IJDOUta of moooy tb"""" non -alvmnl coramvnlty Tit& a Pan I of • tlttw JNU1 OCODCllllk revival or kffalo. Fahey and Ovra:at the support- « in bavin& City Cowlcll "" UB's polltit:tll romi111 Q/ , . ilr tiN city of &«folo. 1Jvee Ulliwnity ..-1J operatina In _..... ail . 011 tbe Unl-*r a ..._, - a d hom lkdfalo ~ . II'Wdltlta of SUfo/t'; , ,_ F•ltoy, Diu< CIWN'Uk •ltd by UalvcraitJ po ,.... ......... I M l DtlYid Rwttdi llliJI IN ""'"Uta ilr biliary ..... a local bias ....... SUNY toot .,_ UB and nn-. S,.p.~~"'IH' /Jtles Drmocr•tlc tbe Slale - of lat..,at · ,....,. lna - the tloe aupport aad policy poujbUity ~for City CowtC'i1 tllld tlw:ir pl•tforWts l11cl .. d~ • l~'*•l«r ""-'ouo but and rat>W<a shilled fromBuffalo to An.Dy. 111UiutitNt Q/ UB by tlw Aqflllo ot UB IDto dty plaruliq, local ......... with this ..... ed-*' and tbe IOdal ..... ..... . ..... tbe Slali... .... COiftlfflllfity. IW1 I a.-ben tball ..., bolon, wloo llillorlc81 ptnp«~lw to UB '• aakurtllllle of kffalo. "The baa a lot of work -e viewed with ....pdoe .. 1w>17 to- llot.titNt, ...U., tiN outalden b)' ........ , . Dlaoe Owaat competiDa at · ' - and David l.utockl ... tbe role ... tbe North Diltric:l-for.. tbe Deed for E"''" pro- • U..._., ............_ .,.,. -·. _.... Ia the _ . . . ,, dowaanded by SUNY, bat, .......... to F....,, 1M ....... blow 1M daclalc. to - :rr~~~•-or e~~r-·~ •. , . ......,.. Ia nletlollo " - Ia a ~ wlloo the ~ .... b)' tiM ato," PaiMJ ulcl. "II .......... t1oo tllrcl lak , _ tloo ciiJ ud toot local eootrol Prulcloot . . . . -- lo th Oracluate ....... ~ Md a ..... ol ~• . - - - . tho . .. ,.._ ot ............... and IM6 oelallbora' "lloltUky ucl cwtooky 10 tloo -.~don. " Sloe oclueat1 oo C-pDIIIDt dtloL" bau h a hy II all IUCCIIIful IDdo ........_ aer• thai VB -.w " - .... IIClM Ia eltJ oclacalloo l~roup IIICII ·" He ....tu111111oo1 ...... tiM& with dlot k1 .- . . .• , ~ .. ....... ,.,.. .....,_ MCI tloo the ..,...,... of Plftllflloa, . _ ol ud · pordclpetloe wltlll• lha "tile_........,. r.a tiM& SUNY 1o t1oo ...... dtMp 0011 of ICIIIool .,._ fo _ . , . , .. tloo_ .. _ . . ........................................ _tilt_ ................... ...................... .... • ar- CloveiMcl l'ld,". w111c11 Ia ..., A, _ . . . . . . ~ .. , . ..,_._ ot ...... , _ . tilt .._ lad 10 a •._... o(.............. n. ......... a.-. II . clloqi•a. -.-. • II ...,... , _ ....................... . . ........... •Y ......., hcteroucl . TlltJ'r• •oro . - - 10 ,..,... ....... .. ......... .. . , - - .. a ..__ol_"loellld. !Aal co•••••r aetl•hl (lito Ilea •laooclautadl•a of 11taaa ..W with tilt Mlw Yort PMIIc """"'" wao oollaancl IIJ . . . _ a-ell "'-'> _, ......... _ _ . . IMo ........ co••••"• a l•"• •••"lllelllllcl. .-..-.... ,.,. ,...... * 1 .......... .._.... ............. ..... --...~ . . _ ., . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., ... " .. ., · - · · tlla oul" . . . . . ladoe ..,_... _ ....... _ ,, ............ 10 . . . . . . . . .. IIIII. . M UB • . . • Ia . . eo••••ltJ . l h cited th Uelow*y'l ....... -.1 .... .....,..., _ _ , .••• .... ,.. Mel o ......- - • ........, ,...,.,.. . . . . . . ........,........._,..,. •.,._.._10ioea . . . . la..,.. tilt ~ .......... ....,. ucl Baftalo," tlla .aiel, • ...... o1 .......,..,... ........ ..ua . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...... -............... ............. ..... ....................... ,. ,.........,_...,................... ... ........... . ..._ ................ _ ............. . . ... .,...,......._. "" ......................... . . ..... - ................. ,. - . .......... ...... ...... . . ............ . ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....., ..... , . I ................... . ,._ ...... oldie..........,- CIIJ. "aart.... l... ... ,...... . . . . . . . . . . .. _ . . . . . . , a..coaN "&Ita ' a, ............. 111e ......, I u 1 'au...,..._, ................................... _ ... '?' ,... ..- ~ .......... ~~..- ~ ~ ....... . . . . _ ~-- ..... a.-a ...-.... =~::::.::::;:::;:=!:;;.- ��I / . ·Main Street :parking reg.u lated By GARY STERN Manatinl Editor A letter lila been sent to all Univer-sity .uudeo.ts and !acuhy warning of a major revision in parkina eliJjbility and reaulations on the Main Street: Campus due the · of 0... I,Wl partiaa spaoet will be lost when !be StiUU today, IICCO<'di.aa to WIISOil. ' 'Tlle Tower lo< will bo lost and much of the Midlod 1.o< wiD be as wdl," he said. By eedy Spriaa, yet . . . . . . construction projttt will be underway on Main SU... that will con t inue to break up the FREE GIFT All Pukd F.ct«JJ ~ aad .......,.aud ..-. ...... Evm tbouab some or thi ·,..ATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS problem will be allevialed by ctas.s hoina mowd to Amltont, <lll11l aoiaa ,.., - atrecte·d by la.raer crowds trawfina from Ambc:nt to Moin su...; espec:ially in !be momina when !be .,....... numbera or buies will bo triod out from Ambc:nt to Main, and $2995 Fran &\,\> IFree Dell~ry • Free Set-UpI FREE PILLOWS Wllb Purch. .c of Matt"'" and Boa Sprlnga Wllh Tlu• Ad·Oifer Expva Sop< JO. 1983 niL BEDDING CO. 69LEROV (_,..,,,~ How• ~itl8 5fl"', 834-6888 . COURSES IN JUDAIC STUDIES drawn out construc:tion there. irutallatioa of lllilitia," Willoa lino Comlna from !be ofllce of tho saicl, •'inc:ludiaa .. docl.rlc V'oce Praidmt for F1Dancc and ~ (VPFM). !be Idler and a 1ltW . . . . IJII«S, wbJdt wiD bo our .,...... . , . - . '' The ...,.. . _ wiD CUI off porU of tbe Sbermaa, Diofeadorf aod .... !be · Jtrain c:auoocl b1 construc:tioo in Porter lou." c:onjunetiOD with tbe revised There will alto be a oew class acbedule for tbe Fall . . . . - . built around .... c.ry. ........ and !be ...., Studmt Farber-Sherman complea Sa-vicea area on the aeeond oometlme Dell aprlaa, "and we floor of c.pe,. HID. will ... 1oo1na poroaa 1n tb01 .,.. oa top of it," be saicl. Effecti¥e today_.bouah to be mfon:ed IDIIil Mooday, Wi1loa doa bdine .... Sc:pterober 12--only •udeou wbo portina policy a ... minute uaforle.en ti¥< in !be Main raidmce erron to rdicYc e ball• or have their home aitllllljoa- AdaolooiGes .... ..- depanmenu (majors) located bc:onll' rnlled ..... ldledule. on Moin SU... will bo diJjble to due to~ em the park in the campus• student 0( CXlllltnlelloo. "We parkioa lou oo weekdays k woul6 ... mmlna and !be VIet bet- 7:30a.m. and 4:30 p.m. PruJdeot prepared as be11 The letter from VPFM Edword poalble," ho saicl. " We..., ..... Doty triod to explain tho need for OlqiOiim<e u tbia baa the drutlc meullre b1 citiaa ..._...,before." that "560,000,000 io rehabilitation and oew Altloeap COtllti'UCiioD COIIIIJU<tioll" will be Wlllcrway IWtad ... ~ Doty'a olllce bJ !be md of tbia em mo. 10 ftil far doe fal before Mala SU.... It fVnllor •....t IIIII ............... polkJ. ''OIIct !be -..alon wiD ... quilt clisnlpli.. "lor • .._ !be explained that tho plan cle¥Ued to ...mna two,....and~loaaer. " ""• • ... Hu ba¥bla 10 do Ellicou to !be Academic SpiDc wW bo added 10 tbia out t . . Milia Slrea rum. 1'bert will aiJO ... • ...... . . . . . Fliat Loop aad Diohadorf Aanu, to •udmu wbo 6ft orrAJDIMnl to pork in front of the SpiDO. .._ .... liard 10 ........ !be - ot .... world dill .. _.w lbia ...... ..0 ...., !be ,.__.. tbla.balwerelllly....,.tllll• audeou wll ......,.., .. Alolo&.VPPM Clifford Wi1loa Mid. ''Tlle Wlm_ ................ whole , _ for lltlfliaa !be Bllicou C-ploa aad tile uw pollc1 Ia tile a..--. Danallory . . . . 10 -..aion-we to - . i t . . , t - Naill .......... . _ , t o . , I O d o e .... .D!liM_.IIO_C ... tho- ... ND.401IIoltlll !Nomo bon 'l'ltochok. ""'-' ., 1ho 01 'RooN', II t h o - - - o n l h o ".....,.." lowlal_....lntho - . .., ho a ,.. ...... oo .....,.. A cholorvr4l couno In book .... .............. "We will baoe our butlaa people oa !be alta to 1ft how we adjuat to tho loada." Wilton saicl. "We do tbia ... , fall K~ually, ltGblllt H but tbla wiD bo cllfferau ." a.-., r-and _ P~o<o c.-. ...... ... lMid. ! b ethiDit... -- b i p -"Utine ....... ..,. . . _ . . . , _ _ _ ..._ tt•deal fnu&raiiODJ OYer . . . . .... ..,.lidt.u ~~orUota of • .,._..., 11, the a, wiiiii!O lootoadiO ___ . . . ...... 192501 c::o,ne....,.... .net.._.. - · A,_.,....._ altho"'"' ...,..,..... II0<1oa ..... ..... _"".....,.,..,._ JDS- -. - · ..,._ •uclene• ro ,. ,......_.. O....f'Jl. (FI.CCI 3 I.«Me N• l,edal CUCI will be allo- for •udonu wbo Uvt In priv""' - - . ; , off !be M.us Streol C..pus and may baw to ftOW walt loai d...._ to Moin su.t, ekbcr to tau a bul to AaliMnt or ranaln on will ~~a.. IO walk to MaiD • Slrect Of )lUI driw .,. """" lhroo or row miles to - ' - · " wa- Mid. "If .. allowed tbll (Jpedal caou), t"- ....., relllly baw to bo on IoWa SU... will bo uooolllad." WUJOo added that parklaa abould be ao problo• on AmMrlt, .......,wty lt tilt iD ~ ot ... ll!liaolllldliJIOd. " Ilia f--.. . . . . . . . . . _.....,.,., ...., ........ _ ............ liMn-• .....w-.................lt_.. Fall 1983 ~b-e , A NW !"'\ t.bloo, -'""'Ii Gorarv. N ' •lound "'anc..,.t c- (llmlwnl eo...-1. T""'*'Y, 71lll 1&00 p "' ' c,..,.. Uctut• MI'C 2401: - ....,... "" , . , _ al ().d. - - - ~ ._ ... ND. ~ Milo•- "' c--. tho · M\1<1.... conHIII• al !ho Soul. a1 u. ~,...,.,_ ,tho,...,""'"""'-""""'"' ..... lilir'"& No~.....-. ,.....,. Ourary, R7 c- Hoi (llmlwnl C....l. ~ 71lll 101lll ....... ,c-.. ......... ......... .lowWI ... on - .......... . , . , 10 tho ... to ... - lo -1111111¥• .._ C..floMd IOIIINr, I n - ..... - "'*''·H. a.--. ,, ...., Hoi t - . . c-J. . . . . . . ~ 11-G>o..... ,,,,...... ........... ·-·........wl,..."l.lot liiliiiiiJi.ii__, . _ iiiiF====' r-_,................ su...c..p.." ..................... .......,. .... -..... ... ,.w ...... Abllolt, Port. ... IIWa·leilt)' loU Prienda of thel1D1Tenlty Llbrariea State Uah'enlty of New YOI'k at Boffalo Wecbsday and Tlunclay, AU!JI,It 31 and September 1 10;00 a.m. · 8 p.m. Friday, Sepcember 2 10:00 a.m. · 5 p.m. ,.._,._ · - - �FIGHTBACK against RAPE Volunteer for the ANTI-RAPE TASK FORCE Applications avcii loble 67S Harriman ~r call 831-3522 ----- -- - - - -- . ~-- ~ Our newspaper needs you-01111 . " ~ u w We at The Spectf!Jm will be doing the best job we can this semester, as al~~ys, but we still may be unable to rea~h.)lll of our goals. We would like the University's newspaper to be a more diverse product than Lt has been In the past-to Include more • _ feature, more community news, more City news. However,· the extent of our success will not depend on those of us already on the staff. The Spectrum wants a broader · _.... . . . . . perspective, but we need help. Lots of lt. We want to draw on students from all disciplines, engineering and the sciences as well as communications and english. u to help us cover everything We want yo_ and make the most vital student service on campus what It should be. Come down to the newsroom at 14 Baldy· Hall . anytime and talk to us. If you have any questions flrat, call ua at 136-2796 an(S we'll try to answer them · If you think that the only education you can get Ia In a claearoom, you are not yet ready to graduate. , • �-. Capen Lobby renovation finally to start after .... r-. Wbal compktcd tile LDbby will ba.., a aew -ma ODd ~rea. OUt cstimalcd It &bould bo compkted by • doo oommlttcd mooey roc Capen lobby's rmovatioo DOW aaountcd roc, tile final delay bas been removed and coostructioo &bould stan within a Wttk . ''AU tile mooey is railed ODd wt ..W Officially sian tile COOI.radS OD MoodaJ," UnivtnitJ or Buffalo Foundation (UBF) Prtsident Joho Caner laid. The money ror the project wu raised from private donations, wb.ic:b were entrusted to Caner uotil IIIey _ , IUdy to bo spmt . The lat..- - probably last--obsuodt borort R!lloddiDI Capen lobby wu COII<ctiDa tile plcdacd runcHna. "There wa10 KVend JOutea or promised rUJKis wiJO llil.l had not lltlll tllelr mOoty io , .. Y'ICt Prtsident for FIIWICt ODd Maoqaotnt Edwonl Doty explaiocd. "(UB Prtsident Sttvtll) Sample was 1UD0D1 tht~t , tbouah I tmphuiu bt was DOt tile ooly oot." Sample's cootribution from tbo Unlvtnity wu ~ ill ooa-llalt funds. a sum cbolc:a to match an &DODymous private dooatioa for the same amount. HJt W'U DeWf' I question Of aiviDa the money prombcd," Director or Public AITalro Harry Jackaoo lAid. " Bocb Sample ODd Carter were out of the country • ., there was oo way - oo.ld _.,..we tile - 1 or OUt oald. "Some - ......... In caolt now... for UBF 10 cltpooil il." "WtDOWbave~--­ &bouJd bolill ..., ohortlf ... bo ·· - • doo .......,. ia by tile added . ' ~-..~ time," SA VIet Praldcet David The . - . , . or Capen LDbby lint September lO. Ho.....,.. additk>ns &bould bo modttotllelobbyoioccalltllemooeyclooatcd roc tile op<clllc ~ODd must bo spmt 011 it . " JIUI what wo will do with it is not knowo at tllll time." Dak lAid. QripW!y, ~ to bOp, in mio1-J1o1J. " " -• SA l'laldellt Bob Ho.ydoa ODd Oraduatt Student "'--atioo (OSA) Actina VIe t Pruidnt for Admiaistratl\'t Affain Ptttr Hirshman roollcd tile bluq>rints to matt bertn .... or tbo · Ill addition , tbo Scbacttr plan was lltllt out for bid, with all atimatt1 recd\'td boyood SA' s budatl for tbo lobby. "Ahor I I - compltled, wt had to~ tile ...., bluq>rints to (Unlvtnity Ardlltoct ) Harbocu ClroY<r for approvol ODd then raubmh k apln roc a bid," Dak uplained. Alidina to tbo ddayo ... tbo problom or lfllinl tile mooey rdtaatd. Carter is tl'lllttt or tile aaown at UBF ODd oo1y bo could sian tha oootram ODd withdraw tbo mooey from tbo-tnut . Jackaoo lAid tlw · Caner " was travtllna with Sample" lo Japan ODd Canada, ao bt - - ........ This pushed back tha JWI date 10 A""* II, but tbcll tbo IAovflldmt lluodt pn>bloiD had tbo rlaal say, Iarina tbo coocoi... ... )IOU d.... former SA taua&lw dale DOW at Scpltmber I . a,......,._ Oordol Stllaaa'otanue. Scbacter otanod, tho pn>joct could bo cornpltled in u bopa tile r..s ..-.. .rroru tile JIIOJoct , tittle • two to row -to. but OUt bollna ad .......,. Sll,140. Of thlo - t . that II will not bo oo31pltled boron October Sl9,l00 lou ol!ldall)' beta alloc:alcd to tbo 1. ror el RACQUETBALL I FOR 1 STUDENT MEMBERSHIP. ISS-5226 SALE ENDS . .; ; ;-.. ......,_ ""--·· J 9/S/IS . ...-...- .___u. a.~ BE A CONVERSATION LEADER OR turOR TO FOIUEGN ----.-------· ______..... ............ - ---------"-. --·-··--____ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ --................................ .........-..... ...,. • . _ . . .......... (IT . . . ~-·--- . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... _ ..... ...,. ...... a.r.- __ ...._.. ...................... ..._ .. . ............ ~ . . . . a.... ............... ...,.. .._, .. ..... ..... '"' ........................ -..c:..a ~ ~---a.- ~ �:f~~::thout a atlcker-a $12 ticket from the City editorial Wekollle ·back· .Keep yoiu engine running -~ Ia over, ai.d streams of students are pouring t.ck Into Buffalo like lemmings Into the-· It may be tn1e that acme of us actually know Wllatlf .fa - .,. doing here. Maybe. But lor the rest of us, the l.ct remains that life at UB Is blissful stupor, an ongoing exerslze In wonderful lnaenslblllty. Taka lnl8hmen lor eumple. They pacl< all their .~Ions Into the back of Dad's car, drive for &Vr hours of uphalt monotony to a maze of brick buildings they'<e - n only once before, In a place, they might say, of no particular Importance-and they love Ill Or upperclaaamen. They've moat likely left all their pouMalona In· a col>webby attic In the student ghetto, IUbject to the murderous paws of some lrr.ponstble aubletter who probably stole all the light flxtu.... ancl left with the utility bills unpaid, coming back to school only to find 4!\lery required course cloud or Inconveniently transferred to a different campus, leaving graduation before 19811 only a pipe dream-and they love Ill "Why .,. we so happy?," we ask ourselves. Is It tnamendous school spirit, and the Intimate Ntatlonahlpa so easily made with teachers and adnllnletratons? Or ·rs It the cozy, homey atmosphere of the l'mheral campus, unencumbered by a frivolous ·Student Union wlllch would merely get In the way of Mfd.worklng students marching to class that keeps ua smiling? No, no, none of these things has anything to do .tth happiMea at UB. The driving force behind bliss • 'Ill UB Ia Ignorance. We are Ignorant of hlatory, math, .8Clenca, and english. Ignorant of current events, IDeal end *orld problema, of how to budget money and how to keep friends. Ignorant of - e we've been, what we're doing now and Wllere we'll end up. That's Wily we're happy. And we know we don't know. That's Wily we're here. Thare hea to be a better way. Aa crippling as Main Street conatructlon Ia, and Ia going to be, to life on campua, the aolutlon to the problem devised by the Office of Finance and Management aeema like a last· gup effort. · . Although a large portio(\ of claaaes have been awltchad from Main Street to Amherst, and a Student Servtoea aatelllte has been sat up on AmherSt,. and additional Bluebird bu- will be added to the run from Amherat to Main, the reatrtctlona sat up for parking- eligibility are avoiding one problem by creath\g another. ln order to discourage overcrowded par1<lng Iota, the admlnlatrat1011 has alm~ly cut off .a algnlflcat eegment of the student populace-a drastic measure. Of course those atudents who live on Main Street, or have their departmental majora there, have a just clalm.to par1<1ng apaca. However, there Ia no way to avoid the' fact that UB Ia a dual-campus University for all ita atude!lta. This doea not only mean that l:laaaea are held on both cal!'puaaa, but that atudenta utilize each of them In their everyday 11-. Thare are swimming pools on the Main Street campus, tennla courts on the Main Street Campus, graaa flelda used by Intramural football teams on the Main Street Campus, and atudenta' friends living on the Main Street campus. For all the students whO are used to bantering their days around Main Street, auddenly having to uae Amherst facilities for everything Ia a tough adjustment. For the many atudenta who live off the Main Street campus In private housing, not baing able to par1< there Ia no )ok-w:hether or not they haveclaaaeathere. One has to wonder whether theM factora _ . taken In account Wilen the naw parking policy drawn up, or whether that were aacrlfled lor the easiest, quick fix method. The latter poalblllty aeema to be supported by the ataunch, no )oklnoaround punishment for parking where ona Ia not feedback thelrown_ol _ _ . -.,no _ _1_ ..., oulturea. Moat of ~a" -lilt,-.-. ..... --aplled ... -In ........ ,--._.........,... of .. _ . __ clon1_ e,wlldlfyoutell Here 1M • - • - 1 bet an ,_,-or, tor ar- __ __ __ .. _--.-.-- · ,_.,. .,._ --.~Wwy--- ...._...._., ~n....-.--. ~ nol_lo _ _ ..,_ , . .. -------.- ,_ ...... _.......... _, .............. ---. ... ............... _.._ ..-t....... ........ -..........., ................. .,_.....,......,._ ..... _....................... .., ....... .. .....,., ............ .... _.. _,... ._ ___ ... .._..........., · To,....., ..... .................... _ ......., .,. -·......................... ............. . .. ......_...,.._ .... I., .... .. __ ........,......_ ...............,........ _, .............. -. ............. .., ......... ........_ ... ......_._._, ....... ..,_..,_ ......... .... -. ...... ................... ...... .... _....,...,....... .... ...................... ---~'IIMee'' (lprl•l 'Ul ...,. ·-..·--~~-~­ __., No one IIi arguing that the conslructlon set·up on Main Street Ia not a -!Qua dilemma and that the parking altuatlon there will not be unaffected. it will be, maybe 11reatiy. And yet, If the ,extent of the conatructr'on was f . , . _ and not underestimated •• the Office of Finance and Management claims In lhe case of the par\<lng policy, It Ia difficult to believe that no other option could be drawn up. The current plan Ia too steep, too unconcerned with much ol the atudent body, and too " obvious" In terms of the aafeat way for the admlnlatrators Involved to ease the problem. · At the very least, the par1<1ng situation on Main Street must be scrutinized this seineater by the pllcy maskers, to make certain that such heavy measures are truly needed. If they are willing to adj ust and allow acme students back Into the Iota, H pesslble the situation will have acme hope of Improving despite liS troubled start. Buffalo For an out-of·town student new to UB, the words 'Unl-.lty of Buffalo' may _ , unrelated. Our cl...,_, education exlata In a vacuum and we aometlmu gat the aenae that our world Ia limited to the edgae of campus. Thla feeling of exile Ia perJletuated both by the Unl-.tty-whlch doea not _ , to care If there is any relevance in the community-and the city wh ich vtewe our " Ivory towaq" with auaptclon. The time has come for thla to change. The people of Buffalo and. Weatern N- York should be aware ol the raeourcas avallabla hera, and be willing to use them for everyone's benefit. UB policy makers ahou ld gaar acme of their -v1ea t-lll'd making the lln'--"Y- ,_.,..._ lct.-.clitY - s. and out-of-town 8l1ldent8 ellould beoome ,_. receptive tci Buffalo by galtlng lmaMd-Wilelher 1\. Is by talking to toca1a Ill a Mlglllloltlood ber or worl<lng with a - - " Y otgaoalatlon. UBia ~to~ NewYOit<becauae lt Is the targaat ~ In the All of UB, the ~ and atudanta, 11-. to ahad the " Ivory t,_ . . tmaoe and play M ecthe role In BUffalo's eoo1a1, cultural and political ~. __ Aa-----.-· ... ,.,,.. ...,_ .... ... ............................. . ........................ ... - ................................. _... ..... _ .................. _............... __...................... ................ .................. ..... . No fUidlll Edllor: ............... -/ (\ proJect• on qo~r lllal11 ltreet c..-.., .. _ o f - - . _..._ __, ....,..... .__ "-llilllente, ' - " • aiMII aratt • UnfortHalaiJ, .....- . 11111 , ,_ •• will ...., . . . . . . ... --- ..., ...,.... . . - 1M .............. ..,. . .., ,............................ a..-...... - .., ........................... ....................... . ... , .................... -_ ---................... .... .............. .................... ...... ---------- _ ................. ........... --............... ... ... ------.... ... .. ..... _ ......... .....,......... .. . . .. . _ ----·---·- . --1-._. .................. .................. ------e --. . . ....................... ...... -------__ ...... _____ .................. ..... ....................... ......, .... ·----- ------ .............................................. .......................................... ............. _ ............. ...... ...... ................. . .......... _. ................. -----··................. . ___ ....... .................... ·----................. __ . ..._ ........ --.............. ___ ..... .......... _ -··................ _. ....... ... . ..... . ........ l.loiiNIIIIr .................. , ~ .... of .. . - - routi1181J •HII .. t• •...,laatl. . , ao ............ . , . _ .. 111 -~~~ - - " " ' Ill - 1111111 In . . . . . .., -) . . . . . . I . . . . . . ...... .... , . - - ...... InUit ~-- 111111!'""...-·..::::....-;: . -.-- - - .... -_._ . . . 01-.ol -lolo _ ......... ......, .......... _ ..... ""' ..,.,_ ...... • - - - . . - ...., .,........,, ... IIWII!. ,.. . . _ _ ..... _ . _.....,_ . . . of .................... Till c . , . - ............. _ _ _ ... ....., ........ ,,,,, - . ..... of ............. All . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ~~ ,.__ ..,. .. .....,._.._ ~ ~ ............................. I ::...~~~--- . . . . . . . . I I ' dl sl - til . . . . , . . .,,. I ~-- . .._. 1 11caaa -aafl I a Clrirrillll• - ..,• • ..........,. . ..._.. ..,..... -~,!JI~ ~~ ., �Glossary While reading The Spectrum throughout the )'Hr, you w/11 come ecrotttt an alp/label aoup ol namea, IMmt and titles that may be bellilng to thoH unlnltleted to the burHucracy ol UB. Without understanding what }hey ail mHn the new• may a~r contusing and dls/oillted. The following Ia e glouery of t.-ma, abbreviation• and <J'flanlzallona to help you undMstand the newo more c/Hrly. FVS-Food and Vending s.mo.. The organizatiOn that rune food ~ and prapetM vending machlnaa. It 11 funded by FSA. SA- Student Aaaoclatlon. Tha largeet student government on campue , repreuntlng the unclefVrecluall population. GALA-Gay and L.eablan Auoclallon. A Student 1\aa<Jclation cl~ PfOVIdlng 8UIIPOf1 l,or gay and laablan atudenta. SAC-Stuctenl Actlvny CIQIII. Amharat building. u,., OO!Iettuc:tlon-Ciulto be open aome tlma next rw-wllllloull10111411udent actlvltlee and provide a-aJ ecthllty ~· OLS-Group Legal Sanoloaa. A S~ 8oanl I aponiOI'ed etuclent MIVIoa that oNere tnaa legal edvlca to etudanta. QSA-Grecluate Student 1\Moclatlon. The gowarnlng body fa< graduate etudente that to PfOIIIOie grad atudent rtghta and proteCt their lnt-ta. . AaR-Admlsslona and Recorda. The agency that controls adm iss ions polic ies and malntaloa OSEU-Graduate Student Emptoywe Union. A academic recorda. collactl... bargaining agent rapr-ntlng grad atudant emplov- etat•wlde. It Ia praaantly ANC- The A".-nat .... N-e Collect..... Publl-.o ~ .lftcatl6n 11om tile Pulltlo l!mplovof the Alt.-native Pnau, this etudent O'fl'nlutlon Aii!allone lloanl. provides access to the preu fa< any member of the Unl-alty ca<nmunlty lreefrom edlta<lal control. The HMIIII . . . , _ C...-Now under oon truc;t , Alt.-nat .... Presala published on Thl!fldaye. the Main StrMI Campua will become UB' Sc*- Center, hoolelnQ the Medical and c.ltaJ llaakelbuh- The men'e beeketbell - . Sdloole .. '"'' .. tilt other health 1C'- S.U,-Btudanii\NOCiation of the Stile Unl-llty. The Stat...tcllllludenl gowarnment repr-tlng the entlle sutfY In Albany. .,.,am IM-Siudent Bar l\aloelltion. The oo-nlng body of UB law llludenta. Ill- Bub 8oatcS I. The atudent ..-.lea -PO<IIion, by mandatory etudent IN money given by SA, 0SA, MFCSA and 88A, providing a vatlely ol .,.,. rrom health- to OOf!C*ta. A non-political ~. Ill te OIMfMII by all II IMIIIIIII{ IIIMf Ol<eolere _ , . . _ ol repr. .ntatl¥eaol II conellt- IIOdlea wllo clacide policy IO< thle million clollat, not·fOI'-ptofft COfpOI'IIion. ftna- The .....lrii• - The Independent Un lverelty ,.....,..,., Pllbllahecl Mofldly, Wldneeclar, and tfiCI-1nter-AeelcleAo• Council Buelnau. FrlcleJ, thal alao Pllbfllllaa an 1111 and entane nment State Un'-alty ol ~ Y0011 ~ · tn ............... ~ located ~NgAZ~ne, The Prodigal Sur>. The lpectf\1111 11 now In ... E.lllillft Albany. Choaen ln<llvtcbieiiY by the ~. tile ~e.wtno-" ltVIIenl . . . .. 81111 • lt8 34th J'MI, t • .. ' • Trust- . . - t all of the reglona o1 the lleta. ,..,~ ........ It .. -.oeed eniiNiy "' ...... ...,.... U.....-The Malr! Bttell etructure, BSU-Biack Student Union. ~ by the being -ated 11110 a Olntal Bchool feclllty, Student Aaeoclat~on< thJa O<ganlmtlon ...U to JIU ........,.. Slude!ll Union. Sludanl ~lion . . . ue·e laat lluctenl union. An edmlnletret .... r~ the aoclal and cutt ..al needl ol black ....,_.. O<ganlzalion lhll! , . _ e the ~lunt CIIDIIIon to ctoM tile llillllciiiiO Wll made In February students. .,.. aoclal needl ol _..., etudanta. ~ amldat oonl,_.., and protllt. lloerd ol r . - - The policy malllng-tlod)l tor the ........... . ' n.luftaleniM-UW~fdullle ~ ,_..;. ... tile Undlalr....... Lllrlry, a............,..-...eotNIIaJI c..- Lallllr-th.'~-., loc:ated - Lollbyle amorec:omloMIIIe.....,..lou!Joe. ~ · )I CNT~Tallllft. A~ The........,,,.._ UIIIT-Ught Alii .... Tt8Mit. ,_.ety ....... -111011oa. WIIIGII II '"" 11om ............. Campuatj)~ . . . . . . MfiGe 'SIIarcl ......... to ......._ Fl~~ The Ul D!Weion the ..... . . . . W ~ QOMir)lllno "'!UnOI• c...- atudent ....... ....- 011 the . - - . . ...a.a tllllarcl eow.,e ltiHietlt wlllllnthe ..... ~to CDN4I- b ....... •111 I M The ........... IINr Ill I I - - - In ol a atudlnt llftlon, ............ Coleta. 111e ~Awaallly . . ._ . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . , by.,.BoMI~~onT...._ _......, ................ WJA ...... ,...._ -r...ll .......... ...... ....... Tll!l . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . - - ........111011, .... .......: . . ;; .......... ...... 0011~ li' ........... ..... "'~~::::-':"- ..V-BtateiJI'II-.JIYol .... York. IUNY.C- ..... Utllveralt' of N.W York Alhlette Tilt IO'f8'lllno bocly ol SUNY "'""DMigiiU lllllllloL Com-. _ , ........ , ol~16o Poundallon. A pffletl, 011 0 .IUIIIIot tMt ,.,_ Iunde 101' CMIPU' ......... ua-~ u.r.,. locltecl"' eepen Hall. �\ r I WANTED·. ....--........ .--··--...,.... ........, I -.113 T_,. . _._ , no~-..-..._. tlooGIIA.__Io _ _ .... ._,_ _ _, IDSiwftD- --·-_____ ......... _ A....- .. . . - lo ... GilA -(AIIC). . DEADUNE ......,, ._...,., ua, • , ... ,_,_,_,_ - _.,.. . - .u,_--.-..-..-... cu L For Fall Research Assistdms tor Psychology independent . study also work study students. Call 831-3072 No experience necessary, all majors welcome, especially computer science. Research on confl~t. mediation, and decision maklr:lQ. �By GARY STERN Monatins Editor no U..n.nity Union Activities Board (UUAB) will be tryina to rebound this scm.ea:er from yet another subsidy cut by Sub-Board I (SBI) , altbouch its Music Committee will be faced 'OOith tbe task or havina to cover iu own expenses with its O.'@ revenue. Due to iuflat.ion and tbe failure of student co_,..,...ts to fulfiU SBI subsidy rtquesU the Board of DiRaon those to cut UU<'!I's subsidy from last ycar 'S-S 110,001,-to S9S,OOO. The total allo- bas dropped by $100,000 sine< 1975. "If UUAB is truly the center of activities. it ~ am.azin& that we an beiD& cut like "" arc," said the Director of UUAB Bill Hooley. " We really do reflect oo student life." • ~ Music Committee lW ask;il to absorb tbe brunt of the sut>Wdy cutback because it is the onlY. UUAB committee that can opaire with an income-offset policy, occordiD& to Hooley. "Our other committees-the Corr..bouse, Arts, Films, Sound, Publicity and the rat-doo't have muclo suboldy to ca cut," be Aid. "Tbt Music Committee is the only place thai can &« cut so tlw the entln im't bun . We will mailll&iD our diV<nity Ibis -..,. ' ' ~ . . <ODCats oponsoced Ibis ,.ar will have to 1xiJoa in ....,..., reoaouc to ofTI<l tbc c:oou of hlriDa talalt, tk:bt prices OR not _..s to be roiocd ....,_ tbc bollld," .......t111a to Hooley • " Razher, !bey will be proportio!W to the talent that is hired.'' There is a $15,000 music: rcscrvc Hoe in the Music Committee's bud&« so tlw "U we lose $7500 twice-from two cooccru-wc will s1i11 be breakin& even," Hooley Aid, "which "" have to do. However, we wiD nor take tbe rescne tine Into OCCDW\1 wlleo Pw.iD& evenu. We don't want to oouioi on it." Becawe of the fmandal dikmma facina she Music Committee, experimental shows reaturina unproven taleat may have to be avoided ia the near future. occordiD& to Hooley, in faVO< of haviu& more "safe butll." UUAB may also have trouble arnllliDa a amc:at to take place In Oarlt Hall from DOW .,.._. &Jill tlw llu bcltl lll&D)' coDCerto tJuouall""lllc 1ut few ,.ars. "We may try to.....,.. obowo 11 Oarlt, altllouP we _., be able to aiJortl -.Ia DOW II tbc 0,.. . . _ or itJ limltetl ........,. ._tly,"llcooltl. Aa . _ , . . or bow tbe Mllli< Comminee ma.y have to contend witb iu iocoale-offset probkm and the lack of odo!q-e spoote In Oark is iu lint scheduled c:ooan for the Fall Seftlester. Enjlisb rocker Graham Pvker will be perfonnina 01 the Butralo Stile Colkae Gym on September :Min a toOj:eft that is lltiai sponsored by botb UUAB and the Butrolo StatelJolon Board (IJSllll).. "We eould t>Ot afford to have II Cl.wk Oye," Hooley • be ablo to sell 700 Wllllluffo)o very dood)r t - n and ..,..U to be able \o """" Ill SBI .....,_ tile corporali011 ~ . . aloq. If UUAB II t>0t to evea oa coeceru thia • k is poulblo llw -tho c-11101 wtll ,... _ . . llllirictloM - ..--A-____ ·---............... ... ..._..,..____ .... ... ..... ,..,. . . . .... ........,,..,. ==:-·--- .......-.... - · HooloJ .. RWII 11_ lfoRtFER ~=:..... ····--~ SUB SHOP ,.__.,_~_ ._, -..n... ...... ,... .Subs .Ice cream .Beer .Soda .Soft pretzels .Fries .Munch, munch, more. ,.,._ ._,_. ,,,.., ,~, ..... ,~ �School of Archite~ture ·& Environmemtal Design Fall 83 Course Offerings Open to Non-majors Introductory Studkts 446257 OSN120 ·"The Coutaupa•y Envhlrmanl" (40') T&Th 4oo-5l40 Hayes 335 Introduction to 1 Ylr1ety of appf'Oiches currently used to solve person1l and Urbln desi gn problem . Blsic tenets of behavioral and envirorwentll controls needed to 1n1lyze and explore solutions to urban probl.., . Approved for Gener1l Educotton. Harold L. Cohan, Protaeeor and Dean, School of ArchMaotura and. Environ• ental Oaalgn 195720 ARC201 "trtroductlon To Archltectwe• (3cr) T&Th 2:()()-3:15 Hayes 335 1ntroductton to s - of the 1110st tnfluentt&f &rchttects 1nd butldtngs of the 20th century . Atooed 1t developing • generAl undershndtng of the •rchttectur~l profession, tts tasks 1nd the chlllenges tt flees fn contt!IIPOrlry society. Robert lhlblay, Profaeeor and CNirrlun. Dept. of Archltactwa 203607 EN0301 'Environmental Petapectlves• (3Cf) T&Th 2;00-3:15 Parker 104 Introductory course for those anttciplttng an envtro.enul design •Jor. It explores alterNthe conceptualtzattons of •envfror.-nt• and •design•. Introduction to the atlt1dtsctpltDAry fteld concerned wt~h destgn, pllnntng 1nd •na-nt of person-beh&vtorenvfrotwent relations . Jolwl Bla, ~aaaarch Aeaoclate Profeaaor, Enw.,o,..ental Dealon Hstory & Theory 433718 OSN 230 '•Arch. & Design: History & Concepts•(4cr) M&W 4:00-5:40 Hayes 239 SUrvey of anctent trad t ttons . Sevorly A~ gothtc ai"Chttecture . Lectures wtth sltdes. J ocus on Eui"'JJIHn ' Aaooctete Prote..or, 0ee1tn Stucllolt throug~ . Tu 2~40 Hayes 332 A description and doc\IAentatton of various aspects of perticullr destgners' lines. thei r contrtbuttons, phtlosophtes, etc . Aspects to be euetnod toelude the designer's ltfe, •cro and •1cro wort envt~nts. and 1 cr1t1que of the des r ' s wort. Etlzabeth Cro•ley, Aaalatlnt Profeaaor, Envi'onmental Concerns 155426 END 205 "Environment &Behavior.. (3cr) u..t- tho reletl•shlps . . _ -le's -•tor •nd *"" ay" 2311 envt.:O...nts . tho t""'ltcatt0111 of these rel•ttonshtps for tho destgo .... f ... tons . loGft outor-, AMo- - - - · E - - 1 1 Dee ... 424171 END 403 'Strateglea of Intervention• (SCI') T&Th ~1ct45 Hayea 201 A A study of tile - - t tlloortts lllcl stratettes for tot..-.c1111 chlllfl toto tho ortontz•tton of our soctety. Toptcs tncluclt: uttltutlon of ,_...,h, use of analytical llld -tt&ttvo tectwot- 1nd lioertsttc IPI>..-heS to elects..,. •ktng . -l'lorlote, VIe.... L - . - 434626 .. Deeltn . --1 ,. _ END 408 "Tech. Syatema & Envlr. Dellgn.(3cr) T&TII 11:G0-12:15 HayM 20t A Exploret the htstol')' of .._ntttos teclwlologte&l de"l-ts _. ... t1tese "'" ....... tho nature llld stoto of tocllnologtos, tlletr role tn sohllll cu..1 - 1nd thotr t""'ltc&ttons for shlptng tuturt eovt..._.s . Juet Corpua. Aaa .. tant ftroteaaot, Enw.,oMtenUI DH .... 0247711 OSN 200 'Studio In the VIsual Environment• (3cr) T&Th 1;00-1:10 Hey" 282 045490 OSN 200 "lectwe In the VIsual Environment• (1cr) M 10:00-1G:IO Wende 114 - A-- Thts studio/lecture course dells wttlo tho explor&tton of tho vtiUil - - t 1M tho deve\-t of &nalytte&l •• •11 as techntc•l sktl ls . Co-requisite : DSI 220. • ·~ Prot••-· Deeleoo S - "8tuddo InThe Phyllcal Envh-.t" (SCI') T& Th 4:00-UQ tta,ea ~ 024388 DBN 220 048321 DBN 220 "lecture In tM Phyllcal Envlr-.rt• (1cr) M 11:00-11:10 Wende114 Tilts stuolto/lectlon dolls wttll tho c-optullhlt.; ot tlne-4t_l_1 abJeeU -n• ~==ite"o::""a\::.•xpertiiiCe to nplontl• of •tertols end ....,...tton tectwot-. T__.-.., 18554S8 A--·~- ARC 313 "Balle 0ee1gn• (4cr) MaW 1G:00-11:o40 Heyea 82 Dtrectlll to till .,..,.,., Mtltfw of smoctoore. ,.._tot• llttlh •re olmll...,. u. Cloj .,...._,_, ,.,,. of •tarulor, tot, '-'"· lltttrectl• wm bo ~ ......,. abiHo- _.-rei crtttcl•, lillllol- ~yl- . ........ . ._ ....... ....._. �Construction and its effects·highlight UB's summer t<KIIiDa ....s was ,_.,uy ~ by Medical School 0.... JoloD Na<&Pton- ''No ooc: Mel tile to a loni ranae piau to deal witb tile ClCIIIJinlttion projecu." Comtnac:tloa coatlllucd oo tile 5 1 ~ ~ appared rdalivdy Activities lllailditll (SAq, althoqb without . _ this ..._..., ~b Jlbysical tile bowlina alleyo. bt V'100 PTaicloal od bdtllld tile..,_ domillllcd tile news. fa< f'llwlce ....S ~ Ed Doty, who AllYQM IWIJ for the .....,.... will qulttly b r<SpOOII'ble for all facilities plaaalat, the coosana1oD oo MaiD SUut cleddcd to nix the allcJS ....S replace tbam . _ . . ....S wiD oooa .xlimate tbeaudva to with Jouna<s IDCI meotllla ,_., The - · the diJT><Uida or croa<ampul lrl>d u wbicll wu made with q.-Joaablo ........ wbole pallia ....s 1n1<11 or land an c:loocd orr imput, was critlclzocd b y . - . leaden. Lu by r - ....s other - . . . . .. A bluer IPriDI a . . - m......s_.... wiB .....,. to tbooo lludoau who bavia1 bowtin& ai1<7s ID tha SAC IDCI a dilcover WI 17S cluMo have baoa ~51. . . "->daaiae (OSA} 1111'\'C)' ....r.rr.s ~ - to Amh<nl. r..--thb to ba tha ...... 1 f t ( -. Tba _ . , . mado over the - · aft« dropletld -over, fO<dna 0. ....._. to baldly , , _ , _ their 11art . . 11oo _ . , . , o r Clloolll.otlby ill • _....s IIIDtllaa ror a . . - . otuc1y or the CJII(Iou r.. - J-. -'..s ·-t ..-...ua - · v ' ' - ,.__..did - l'ar tloo lblft IIIII roreaee the .,..._ or t1oo -....... ror the Hoolth s.:-... c-.. Tba problooa - up beat by ,.,... Hoolth ScleBcea VIce Tba , _ PnoldeM F. eart. hMII-- .-...,t Ilia paot oww tilt to nt11n1 10 or tile PSA owned land llOrlh of tile AmiM:nc Oompua. The land, owned JiDct 1964. bu depreclattd In..._ ....S COJU PSA UO.OOO a In tua. s....aJ lludles or willa to do with tile land- ..U it or clrlelop 11-bawc- d.- ill the put but no ICtloo 1181..., talttD. Tblt ,_.•s 11tat1y to ba t:OIIdolctetl by Hlnhmu ....S SA Scnolo Chair Howtrd Fliod, piau to .....W.. all pul .....___. • ._, Ia the lltCIIIjllto lind the beat or the lot. Tba ~ St...-c En~Po,_ UnioD (OSI!U) - k - •<~>towvds becomlaa the 11rt1 ~ onioD or . - .• •.-._The OSI!U ~ drive ......... l i l t - or ...... «< per_. of llll•wlde- t<D 1o ......,.. ror ...., cortlllc8doe. Tba 1'1111111: 11o1111on laird 1o- ~their....,.... ror conlllcodoa. . SA Md t1oo U.....y U... ActMIIas laird (UUAa) looW a - ' l l ! a . - r . Allpol 6 ........... ~ by raiD tilt ·bafan. 1'IIMb to tilt locel loolfllo Colleo or Nwlcal ~ (ICNJO.......,.... tilt - . . IIDr IMa, Md to tilt -•wide and-• _plo,... a......,... -e.__.,. willaooe ,.._ _. ..,_ e....,_ ._ to - . IIIII a vleblo ....... ll:dvlly Tba ...... ._......._overtloo-byOSA 1 I Mlwc VIce ......._ , _ ......... ShMiall "->daalae (SA) ......._ lob HQdoD to bllt1r udiiiiO the <- - ->· "'*'"- •' orllftttlll..-. Tba F'lctllly-31- "->daalae (I!SN ~~c=-•=--==-==--~·--·---r ___ ...... __ _ Drop/Add Info.- .J ~;r.=., WlrlAIIp M1W; r-7""'-- GIIWIUATE WIUDIIIT8 - - - , ................ ... APPUCA110M8• crrom of UUAB, tllc show went orr - h l y. 1'lliDII ... _, h<lltd out on Amh<rll Campus durina the middle or the July heat wave wbOD tM air coodltloollftl broke . Colnputen wtllt doWII and admlnbtr11on went home. illlllouah tbcir occmaries llaycd and - e d . u a ocbcdulcd rtpalr to one unit and ... WIICbcdulcd breakdown or .... other made bdna Indoors on the Spine un-.ble. 5caDdal rocked the campus u allqatlons or mllmanqomcnl and mlswcs or money were bro ..... apiNt tilt on-campus public radio ....... WJIII8, (Soc ...., Oft hu Jet betll proved In tilt Notlllaa ._,.,.....,, tlua.) sbo th<laldomlc the paaltloe or VIce ,.,...... or Ill,.... Arroln •• .........,aft.... _.,.......,...., or ltldllnl SWaJtow. n. lllvllloa or S t Aihln II IIDllar AelllaUc s.mc. IDCI wll rwpon to VIce ,...... lor Acadoallc Atrain 1to1oon ta clwlii or DSA w11 ba ~ or St~t Alhln Aatllloay ' - - ' t l. ~were made ltnldllft of tiM U"'-oot1 • w-. (\ tiP F !HI'!PPI' It AllDAY,...,._ 1t, .. 4 P.M. *1'PJ&lit!.. -IALDY CAl_, '*!'I AI!!) !!!!Ups AUOUI'r ZI-M ,._,. AUOUII' 17 A» ,__._, AUOUIT a-tiiP'f, J ,._,_, ~- ..,._,,.. ~·~ltllll»- ~._ AUOUI1'»-..-r;n___ , -y ~- ~ll-IJ - iAI.DY IP c.wra OPIIN ... IJM-J:Gt _...,...,.._D __.,,...aM t.a.-·t • .--.,. AUOUIT lit, IJ:tO-J*I U A If Ultl'lL 7 ,,w. ----------------- ~-_...,...,.._,..,HA.,.IIOI~- -.~ALLCllHIIUNO..-n.-MLDY. r~ tnW ca -.&:r.t~r~/IIIJIJ �~verythiilg you wanted 't{{kDow':about a !tot Buffalo summer you may have missed .By DAVID CZAJitA Feaiun Editor Coa...., to popular belief, when lhe University slowed down its ,pentioos in May the city of Buffalo did not foUow suit. It was a hot ; ncomfortable summer. Dry too , sometimes it wouldn't rain for weeks on nd . But bi& deal , nasty weather, hot or cold, isn't much news in this town ven if it hits record setting levels. Things did happeD this summer though 1 that wild, disjointed way that they often do, so here is a wild, disjointed x:ap of some of the events-striking or incohsequential-that occurred ere. Back in the ftrst week of May, 800 nurses from Buffalo General and '\eaconess Hospitals beaan a controversial three month strike that inspired I feelings on both sides. It was a strike that caused serious financial :rects , as it reduced Buffalo General's operating capacity to half its ormal level. Th~ wa!jelit lasted until late July when Nurses United ttified a pact giving them greivance and unionizatiQ.n__rights in addition to art of the economic gains they sought. Union officials claimed they won tc battle. ' City Hall had its battles as well, fi&hting over 8 solution to the Bird Jand Pier. This area, more commonly known as the breakwall, was the &ht of four drowning incidents this summer. The bre8kwall is 8 popular rea for local fishermen . But parts of the pier are susceptible to high water hich can sweep fishermen into the drink . Locals · keeping track of the eath toll have it at 14 in the past three years (unofficially). The Common Council met to discuss safety measures. By an 114 vote 1ey arriv~ at the idea of making life jackets required dress for the pier. fayor James Griffin vetoed that idea in favor of constructing a fence : round the troubled spot. That fence is commonly disregarded by 1 shermen, they get over it and the Council is back to square one. They 1 1eet to possibly override the Mayor's veto September 6. And likewise, the Mayor 's office nixed the second running of the l trelaware Park July Founh Concen in the Sky. Still reeling from the 1 isorganization that pJagued last year's event, the Mayor's office said no to 1 roposals to restage the event. Consequently, if you looked into the sky on ' 1e Founh you probably saw stars, not pyrotechnics. The tack of holiday lights did not stop City HaU from getting its own I ght ueatment. Given a $24,150 gift from the · Buffalo SesquicentenniaJ 1 'c lebration Committee, the building wai'Jlrung up with lights along· the ' vcnty·third Tloor. The building can now be seen at night in pans of the area lS'miles away. (Wasn't the Sesquicentennial last year anyhow?) "-her city hall boaJe concerned New York's Guardian Angels. Chief Anad Curtis Sliwa was in BuffaJo early this summer mapping out plans to include Buffalo in its blanket of protection . Although lhe public responded to lhe mcm: favorably, Griffin and police chief James CunninJ)Iam vocalized their disapproval of the idea. Nonetheless, applications to join the crime watch group poured in and training has beaun. Expect to see the Guardian Angels on the streets before the year is out . Subway construction continued its pace toward a 198S completion date. The skeletons of stations are visible on Amherst Street and on the Main Street campus. And in addition the first step toward a possible Tonawanda line has been taken. A curve in the line was installed in front of Bennett High . The Bethlehem Steel plont closing is also going along on schedule much to the cha&rin of about 6000 workers. The company announced that the mill will shut down in mid October, even though it recc:nlly si&ned a deal with an out-of-state company pertaining to the usc of the specialty steel sectibn . No more iron and steel will be coming out of that place. On a lighter note , the city once agai11 became the sight of a Hollywood movie. It really loves thai. Tile Natoral, starrinz Roben Redford, began filming in early AUBWI usina the old Courier Express building, the Parkside area and especially War Memorial Stadium as sites for this baseball story. (Will this one be better than the last two major motion pictures to come out of Buffalo, Hide in Plain Sight and Best Friends, both of which flopped?) Also, on tbe drama front, noted playwriaJ!t WiUiam Sbakespere was the theme again this year for plays performed in Delaware Park. One of the plays was written by Shakespere himself. It was titled JOea Lar. The other was penned by UB Theater Department meroben Saul Elkin and Ray Lcslee, caUed Aaoerlda. In spons, the Buffalo Bills were dealt an inc~ible blow ri&ht in the gut when runnina back Joe Cribbs decided to sign with USFL Birmin'gham StaJUons for the 1984 season. The Bills Slar will spend his Sundays with the • Bills this season then its off to Alabama. While on the baseball scene, Buffalo's ascent toward major leque baseball is stepping up . FoUowiog a positive season by the Eastern Leque Bisons (playoff bound), lhe Rich family is pursuina Clevdand's Charleston franchise in the Triple A International t.eaaue. If they aet the team expect to see Bison sluuer Jim Wilson tear up that lcque next year if he's not up in the bi& leque. ·Other than that nothing much happened . GllADUATE STUDENTS TAD! A WONI!N'S STUDIES COllaSI! HO ·N.Y. Ba..... All varltlea 4-G~ea! ~~h Speclal....- /.r--------·r····--·•·• 1 Northtown Plaza •I SOC OFF·'·•I 1 the ,.gular price : ofaDoan __ .,_ f~ bagels· I 837-811815 auy eny Sandwlct' getthe2ndone · <- velue) I 11/2 price• __ .,_ I 1I --------- ---- 1I 1 I ~ l' ol.-HILJ"/AilS.~ ....., _. n-r, of Ses.111J , a.. c.ll.., lkMJ of wPtof.'-"'f -r.... 6:»-10, Dlai.A 31 "jJii":l' ~ • :.1 ..... U:JO, NfC »0 AIIS.SIS/- Sit ~.:"7 BOND 110PIZ: M£RI 838"' ::;- 838~ ,, :~. ' '00"'' •1.. f".all us ... We De love' - -----------.. a--• .... VllldwiAI'fl �!MAC 180 111 ..,. .. . ~. HPT. 01' ITA~ aTA 1tiC ~---- I'LUII!Gft RA 1C ~ .. - , . . .5. .- - &1110111' aTA 11ICIIIKfi'ATIOie ..I R *KNOX __ __ _ -AliOII C 1 - C I - M LJna ~lrAr-.lrA.__,.... UIYID·TW-CLUI &Jn. M1. 11M mu. ~ .....- - :r-• I-.:::f.· ........=~ , ~~ - ~ ...--=#~. - �Need Cash? Sell your old books .at the- - STUDENT ASSOCIATION BOOK EXCHANGE Bring in books to be sold August 30th till September 9tl:l open lOam-Spm Monday thru .Friday Tuesday and Wednesday ··nights . 6prn-9pm Talbert Senate Chambers . · ~--- · ~-""' CK TO SCH JVI.J:::=====:==::::;:::============~ IALS - ITEM · Pon.n &.-HW 8 OL S.U.. 8olailoa Tooda ...... 2.7 OL AIM I AQUA JI'UBII/ CB.B8T p...,....,,..... ...... 2.31 .75 .75 ' �3 9072 00537602 9 By SCOT fiSIIEil Mtur~~tinl Editor no . - is not "Wbal 1s a bar code?"-tlley c:ao be found oo CVCf}tbiaa from milt caJtoOI ud mapzincs to album jactdl ODd caDdy bar wrappcn. Ratbcr ..... bia pui:zle thai hat UB lludmu tcratcbina tbcir ooaiot this fs . . . "Wbal is this bar code doiaa oo my ID?" 1bc bar code lllictcn arc tile , _ Yilible pan of tile Uaivcnity Ubnria' ocw IIIOII1hs is tile lli'Clmlillilll of cimllltlon In half· oil ol Ul'tlilnrlco. For .....,w, ""*'*or mi11ioo dollar ty~tcm pwdwoed from OEAC bavlaa to flU 0111 a - - ' ' card f« - " Computcn, tpCCiaiUu Ia baakiaa ud Ubnry book to be borrowed, lllnry patrOIII wW :ompuiCr is .... - . ~ Ia medy llaw to lllow tbclr bar c:odeciiD alona lJICMthctibnricoof~.Raqcn. wilb tile datlred bool<l, wblcb wW haw Yale ud the Uaivcnity of l\4lc1Upn. dmllat bar eoda oo the bac.k oowr, to be "'We're Y«Y impreued'' said A11i1taDt ICOIIIIOII by tile ............. tcrmiaal II the Director of the UDiwnitJ Ll'bnrla StcplloD circulldoo clcllt. n..t'tlt. "lulally. It ..... Roberti ...... t i l e - JOphiltlaoted tyllcm * ' - Ia ortlce. "lllld ltobau. "lt'U make available." tltlap ""'" · •• The CDCDCe of the tyllcm, wblcb - · • be flllly _.alooal f« _.... few no--~pl...soo~ ~ cimllltlon tyllcm. The •Jil-. ltudenu' ID, ltlct.... - alona with the .,..... valkllllon IIley pick-up their ICbedulo card. New •lldcou wW haw the code pll«CC WMicr tile ~ oo tile ID. "The bar code you aec b alllliquc number thai ponalat to you.-," lllld Rob<ru. "wc'U aec • hom Admbalont ud llooonb ud hom .........,.., wblcb wW live .,. lnformMloo lliCb u Social Security numbcrl, wbcrbcr you're faculty"' 111111mt, your dua, INIIor. ICbool ud home addrcsat ud phooo DWDbcn. " ·-uaiiANU- tlh'lltlmD ...........,.,......................... GNDIItCIItfiDOfiTI STODIIITS ThColletft .. M<II•....a•a: -un.- eo.a...lty~ - "'~ ---Oww.--- a....- c--. '-'- ~-.ct n.r.n ..... c........, ._....., ,...,..,., 616-Z1tJ. an·, o·EL, D ~To �~~~ - ... .. :- - ... : Stu~nts~ E.acuJty-; -nd f' ~I<·_. - · I StaJf.;:-· .. · · -- ~(>; ~-: ._.t~::~t~~~~ ~fsaa,~.(·Sch ~ ,_·:~~~~-,~< ·~~ J ·. , .,. ?· .. .,..~ FPQ~ \,SAfe\fi~~ mas 31 .fQ~~~ll~n~ · '" · . · · . ~ ·. ~ \.f ~1! _. ; ~ "' \ '-.~ . · .(~C: \ ~ ~J\1\:, ')f"\~ ·~ •,ytjr;~ ,r~~~. ~ .. to' m'eet:~f!\f}rea~fast, •· ·· • .,. vncn~"'snacks r . ~nt:~a!n~~?t~artd.'!"eeti~g o lc~rlt~hince n~~£1~· AI·St>; ·ov_ef'~2so·· v~n , · n'g " ac :irie's .ar.e. Ibe~ ted qn both 'campuses _for. yo~r co11venience . i • \-.. I ' ... '\ ' • l ' '! . \ \ • ' - . \ f. I "• - -. .. �Second Floor of Baldy Hall (Amherst Campus) "'IT WHERE YOU CAN HAVE: .-.- e are ~g atudmt. two weeb ro get it ·~t. " e Assistant VPFM Clifford Wilson tMI ,_.,..,... wbo is clillllle . ''l'niWIIJ 1101, ............ Ilion .... *lr llicbn. or they wll bt will bt," lie llid. "U __.__ ticUIId for St:t" · we - ' t -tile .,....._ doll ~---IIIIDt--.-'ltryiO-tllc ~ ca tile W. ~ *..X.. a.tUWtdllltllc .... Caap•• ltan to aet tbelr will ldt ,_. • ....,_ ~otlell:en at tile depart8eau ilia-. Wewii..,..-*IJtltlo ____.. Coffee with MOZART e Snacks . . with BEEtHOVEN • ·wine and Cheese with e Herbal Tea with TCHAIKOVSKY e Beer with BRAHMS =::...:..:~ -or'(QI_,_....,.. ·•Od_.,_ .,..,.. lolsuct>., !IOU ... a.. 50. ....... lor9-~---- 40 and 50. "' twrr. a~ tilll::ry at catlenl. Bu1 - """ your help . ihe only .,...,.... w.t "' OfiiCI • - Clf'IOW . . , . . . • ..., 'f06 dotD: "" ofODU'IIt.~you" anwnmgnm. A~ - •• - 1101'1 -~ of It'll bfeMI ~.--.g. c.ncor long ~· • bo toll . 11 ~ QnOII', c:ot** .scaon. 109A0r-... .... MONDAY 6:30pm - THURSDAY t' 1:OOpm So spend an evening with friends ofJoday and friends of yesteryear DON'T G AWAYI COmE BY THE DRAFT EDUCATION CENTER M Harriman Hall ffioln �THE - BUFFALONIAN IS _COMING Sweaters 1 0.90 to 19 .90 100% shetlands in ~slc:,ca~ ~ 'ca.Ples, brushed aav!lc blenciS in traditional solids and noVelty stripes, All S,M,L In the lates oolbrs: Reg. $16. to $28. Oxford Shirts 13.90 to 14.90 Button=:~and .-....r...ra:J>·I collar stYleS In solids and stripes. Reg. $19. to.$22. Calvin Klein Jeans 1/3 off YCNJ favcrttes[ S.pocket weA8rtl Sl)lle dlnm . . In lila 3 to 13. Ttll'tleaecb 1.90 Cotten blend lntab:k knit with . lpll'lda neck . . cuffs. Plrilct uDcllr ~- a..t jts." . s.N.L �rartes. ___ RObau emphasized thai the bar codes on: DOthin& more than a simpler form of idmtifiC&tioo. "We ....... people to mow it's for the tibary, the CIA" be said. He also otraaed thai the new codes ha.,.. DOthin& to do with the u~·~~~Y~~­ Boob takm out will still have to be - a t the circulation desk . " lbe bar code isn ' t the security _ .. Roberts aplained . 1be actual link-up between tbe bar code mel the infonnation on file from Admissions and Records will be made tbe fu:st time ooc: uses the library, once computer tmninaJJ on: installed at the cirtulation desks. 1be 14 diait code will then ranain the pennanan library identification for that patron. AltbouP studalu on: r<eeivina bar codes at rqiJtratioo time, it will be a wbiJe before tbe codes will be in ..... Not ooly do patrODJ codes ha.,.. to be linked to AAll mel Ptnonnd records, bUI codes have to be pla<:ed in every b"bracy book-which mWt tbm be linked to a separate data base of blbliosnl>hic infonnation ouch as autbon, tilles, mel call numbers. Most of thai infonnation is already oo computer tapes, but still bas to be foci into the new system. 1be computer ibdf mel all the win mel pl>ooe lines linklna the ~ is already inaalled, mel the anftwwe Ia DOW in piKe aa:onliaa to Roberts . ''l..oodina'' the blbliopapbic informatioo will lake about a moatb, be aays . l!oaytbiua in the UllllcrJnduate, l7 is OOGtinuina with the UB's 2 miltioo volWD<S. Roberts ..... III>S\ft .....:tly wbal the procal rat of DeW IystaD will be ~ • .,... said thai it the be - yar. duriDa the academic When &Skeel bow the .,..... system would a!Toct anplo- in the tibrario, be implied thai time saved by the would be by workers to perform othe< pnsaiDa tasks. "It will allow 111 to cope with the fact thai (hllracy) jobs have - ..w:.o. Interested In Qu•llty tHchlng At U.B.? W•nt to Improve the SCATE ex•lu•tlona? · come le•m •bout te•cher ,x.lu•tlona •nd their effectlveneu to - · aDd ''the - t c r will - a J i y *rt ID If ynu have .,....... boob." Tho c:omputcr will bemcut" , Robauaplained. "If it also prisot - · - . . . -.... and weren 't for this. we'd be iD . . . _._every .... . trouble." Sladolical' illformatioo will be &VIIilllble, said Roberts. By obowfaa V. II ... SUNY ocboo1 to the tilnry "wbich boob are lOken --bow own a library mini-computer ollnl," ... ~ sys<an . ''lbe ~- is an 11 aa CUJapk, ''It can lhow us cumbersome'' said Head of - buyilla be Computer Operations Beverly w!lere _ . .. in - .... boob. Regleter tor CEP 200 T·Th 3:30 · 4:45 Rm 288 C•pen ~ Reg I 442873 LF-or_m_o-,.-ln-to_c_I_II_S_.A_. •t 831-2850 G·LA·S·S Si.SO DRINKS Health Sci..,ca, Scimoc and ~ aDd the Main l..lnria fuBy would V-ICooy."Tbis new system is rally Olldtiq ... Not ooly will the CCIIIPUlcr lid petrOIIS bomnrina boob. it will provide a JDyNd of "We ..., tell in a If a book is iD the tilnry or - ; If ..... a boot lbat ~ patroo is 1oot1aa for, it'U come the _ . . , , .. sbe aaid, - - it ......., &YIIIable for ..-...... Boob will be euicr fffE E--- ·-....... ......... c:..llllf. ~-~~~ ·-- .... ,.. __ _ ~A .........~ ..... ~ ... KNOX SATELLITES For your dining pleaeare and . COIIWIIdeac:e. ·1:10 p~-- . · Srudent �ATTENTlON: StudeniS interested in worD1g for -Food Service · · Job appllcat1ons are now be; accepted at: The Student Club (Ellicott) • Norton Cafeteria (Amherst Campus) Richmond Cafeteria (Ellicott) · Red Jacke_ t Cafeteria (Ellicott) Goodyear Cafeteria (Main Street) Governors Cafetert• (Amherst CainpLis) Porter Sub Shop (Ellicott) Positions Available: General Food Service Positions Slop today at any of the abcMJ locatlol• and M 01!1 an application. Food Service rs an Equal Opportunity Employer. .Chips . �Alumni Phase H · to include pools, courts By ALICIA GLOYESU: Sports Editor LOll Olympic size rwimmina pool u weD· u a divioa pool. They wiD bt tht • tveDtual home of • tht UB mens' and womau' swimmina _ . . . tht Univtrsioy community was awed by the size and splendor of Phase Oot of Alumni Arena as the buildina-witb its triple aym space, indoor track, six. oak panded rKQuetball couru, and 10.000 seatiRI capacity-was offocially opened to tht public. lbt completion of Phase Two of lht Ara>a will oaly 10 makt the facility that ' much more impressive. " lbt Alma is unique beaUS< il is amoaa the five or siJ: laraest facilities of this kind io th< country, •• Director of Architec:tural Services Harbans Grover Aid. "Whal it's clooe it will be the laraest buildina on campus." lbt Sll.5 millioD, two«ory Pbue Two II..._~ to ohe North side o f l'llut 0.... Coollrucdoa OG it io larJIIUd to bt fmislled in the $Jxillt of 1915, but occonlbla to Oroou, the work Ia obeM of ocbedalo, 10 it may bt~ IIJ-foll . Phase Two will llave aa aod diviq teams. Above the pool area will bt bleochen tlw will allow as many as 1000 people to wit:nc:ss a meet. Each pool bas observation windows beneath water lenl tlw will mablt swimmina strokes aod otbtr peninmo activitios to bt analyud . AlMa wid! tht naworium the will boun a triple pmnasium, wbich will abo have sptCWor -ioa. complca ttaehina Also included will be a aymnastic apparatus area . a wratliDa .._.., • wd&ht - · an cxcrc:ite courts, room , ria and 'sl1. squash additional ' racquetball cowu. "The oecood pbaat will bt Cor both iotrMD.,. lllld iotcrcolleaiatt athletics,.. Direc:tor of lntr.,.valt ud Rec:ralioa Bd Wrilblllid. .•..:n.. ~ of Phase Two tllould of the . . . thot the mala floor in '*"" ._ - --.s tblt , . _ - o f a lack of for iatnmunl actlYitln. Aiumlli Ara>a ... ...._ 1"'0 will bow 8IUCII - . AdllltioMI oftloct lllld lOck• ......... 0 .... . . . . be avallahlc. will be t-rte w-· AIWodc ' * - lilly tbtrt o-...:t ....... b a kJt or .-..-t-.11 .....,._, 1D ..a.it)' - .,.,._w." Alld laa ''111o . . floor 1D ""'-i probebiJ will bt ratricled to latii'COIIoPM« atltletlca boot 1 doa't bow .... - o-r-roally ••1••1." aad ...,_loa) wot11d ...d tht apace Wrilltt ........._ they tllould bt in durina o-mb<r .._ tbelr laotallnlmt -~ alfiCl aay llllletlc -~~or pnctlcn. 0 . problom thot the completloo tile Arna will create lt ''Tllore Ia opoo tlw Cadlky wllb t1oo , _ 0.. ~-" .................. . . , ............... 11111 wltlo r.. .....,clou, the -.lor .,.. koop Clark IWI - · " DloMiitk io tllll ...... ot ... four "WI would be .....,. ............ _ . . 11111_ .. ....... o-...:tlllld, .......... tllll ........... _ ........... ..t ,_-I ............... •lodlo. - .....,_., DO..., WO of ..,....., New men's basketball coach Bazzani returns . . to UB ........ tltlo_..,....., ....... _..,...,f ....... ........... __.,_......, ... _.If .............................. ........ .,..., .... ,........,... .... or ,.. ........... ........ ... .. an. ..... a ·-•In•••• . . . lid ...... 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Caaio1oo ~. _.. ,......... .., ......... _.......... , ..... ,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SOFT I i ~ CONTACTS S i we "The - u••••to aad co••nlty a ........... .,..,.,.. tltal tllty . . _....,.. - ................... _ - · "Me._ a lot ot 11111t ..... f« mel ............... (LUJ). eli_. *"-for..,..llollr.w.... Now Yon. Wt 10 p.e doe : 10 ..... - ........ I'• llllllooltiot .nn-e._.....,...,..,.... .,..... .. ......, or..., u....., ... - ...... the _, lola 10 nc:noll, oo I lllo ~,...,.... lltot I f - ot 1M peoplo . . ............ tloroup thot door. we .....W • wll . I'• .., • let 10· , _ . ..... opoctOIMioD thai bis ........ for tile IIMketboll doe ....., for doe '* "II - tobtOMofdoe_..., _ _ Tbis - to ...... ............... tllio. .... Citrio .......... ...... ~ot 1o., .. .,. Dlrwllo "Sqtoaoit" .........,.. ....... . tt.nto .... doe orrMI or locallllllt .....,.ua _ , _ , _ _"I'd lbto ..... .. ........... IICa ...wlalt. l!rlc .... 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Orn ·wu CMaTr -,.,.,. . . -- ... �Cortland S.t ater Zosc~e .to ·coach·· Royal tracksters Tloo Cortlud underJI'aduate has · competed since fifth arade. and eventually worked her way up to achieve status . as a pentathlete (outdoor) and heptathlete (indoor). She paniCipeted locally in Jm-79 at Kenmore East High School and traveled to the ·Empire State Games four times. _ "I fed that I have the basic knowiedae to start any event, •• By D:VIN UlUEGER Contributing Editor Ia • t'i.uo,lo of very succasflil polf-paduate emJik>Ya-t. ·the UB . AtbJetic ·Department's Sear ch .[:;:;:::::>:::::::::=<:::,: Commit!<!' has. ~ooen .~ l.oscllke-.u., <~;Placement for Doris Oay, the reti!<d Head~ of the women's trah &: fi~ld team. Zoschke will take ·over the hdm of the team immediately after she continued. "It is just the question of who we get to apply." The pan ~time coaching position, witb other minor UB spons, is not panicularly appealing from a sala ry s tandpoint. More importantly, however , is Zoschke's yeaminJ for a job in the "coaching, aspect . •· She is .. pretty excited,. about a possible reappointment. .as "I thought I'd never get a job like graduates from Cortland State this January. :•1 thought I'd oever get a job like this just out of college," Zoschke said. The appointment makes this rookie coach ont of eight who have panicipated in the Ro){&ls' program d!lrin1 the past two · years. Addin1 to a recent major reconstruction of the women ' s proaram , UB will join in the christening of t}leir own State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAq tQU year. Zoschltc is an interesting contrast to Cfay, who assisted the rrack team during its incepJiorr in 1979 and head coached since then . ''I realize that it is going to be very tough to replace her ,'' Zoschk:e said, ..and I' m not going to try to be like Doris. I really don 't know too much about what she had done with the team and I that would this just out o.f college. " Adrean Zoschlce Zoschke said. ' 'I have a lot of little philosophies that I would like to develop over a puiod of time . Mainly, I just believe in workins from the basics and working your way up. " .. She ' s young ~ i n coaching experience.'' Women's Athletic Director Betty Dimmick admitted . "We're goina to give it a shot and see how it goes. I think she can do it.' "" When we to find a new ~.we're lookJna for the " 011 lll .. ran occasion. it will be curious to see the effects or team members playina for a coach who was an opponent just a season ago . .. That shouldn't be a problem ; · Zoichke said, "Track and field tends to be a sport where you compete more againll )IOUneU than an opponent. npecially in the pcntathalon. At times I've also ended up makJna friend5 ." "I've never been psyched out by my competitors. I basically aet iJonJ with them ... Dimmick NOW OPEN FOR YOUR DINING PLEASURE ............................................................ 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Now rtp out lheee flnlllllc 1~ off eoupona n get ~ with the beat ct-.II'Oifttt Welcome, lYe, to Gold Circlet . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-08-29 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-08-29 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n04_19830829 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/245686b762ce0009ea402172acad7cf6.pdf a3ed51af8e055c958c9f6d1ba4d3262f PDF Text Text THE Candidates feel UB improving city image 1m aiWt II of« tluft cit;, of /JI(/flllo. are couna, wblcb bulcal1y c11stuss1on ICSSinns. WSil09 wiD foous on the ltc:Juret, with follo•up WftkiJ -man to tie tbe clilrl!ftDt kleu t<>~Ctber. " If you ' ve ever h.....S bias apiNt _ . , . In other uea stereotype.~ used, and wooclend bow you would lt-dlis c:owoe is for you," said Kenoocly. Sbe abo malntaloed tbat .....,_or ptJrt-"" UB's politico/ comU., o f • i.o tlw "I 1'1 a I(OOd clwmce THE RELATIONSHIP betW«:D UB IUid tbe community,pamved by some to be~. bas been improvina in .....,t ya.nastb<Univenity bas rached out with special proaruns and .-u. There is a fedina, however, tlw while the motive is aood it is not yet enouah. "There bas been isolation for u far bKt as I can mnembet." former UB studmt David Rutecki, a Democratic c:ODdiclate for tb< City Council North District seat. said . "There are Dilly. few ~Onc:es or coopenotlon. and this is with individuals mber than a sense or livina t<>tCtber IUid usina .for rtudenta to update their lmowkdl(e Q( wo,..n. " reiOUI'Cf:l ••• .Associate Professor of Rutecki, tb< former Chid of SlalT of tbe City Couocil, cited tb< Sc:bool or Environmental DesiaD work on tbe environmental basard study, and internships in tb< city by tb< department or social work IUid politicalodcooe as positive steps, but added "There is no orpnlz.ed erron American Studies Liz Kenned to brina the Univcnity inlo the city." UB bas made strides in improvilq iU community imaJe. Unl-.ity internships bave fused students in City Hall, social work IUid loeaJ businesaa IUid there bas been tbe -pment or non<redit courses, such atudmu lnt.,..ed ln bow Wornen'a Stuclla bas treated new knowJedae about womm, a.nc1 .-uck.rut who as last summer's retJainina proaruns fO< unemployed stool ...,.ken. The want to tee the value or Inter· dbclpllnary work, would all ftlloy _ _. - the coune. "lt'a • aood ........ ror studmta to upaiio tllelr knowledp of """"""' What lhiY bavolllt:ed moot about tho couno Ia belna expoaed to 10 dlffemlt fldda tluoulh "' many aood lectuttn. It belpa them think about waya lhoy'd Uke to HE NOTED tlw Buflolo Stile bM been more aua:euflll wkb workina in app<0K11 - " · IUid IMrodtb< city becal&le Pn:sldent Bruce Joluutone bas manqed to ..ablilh aood -plot r.om tb< vari«y or u-to-...._ ... ties wiab the city........-. By 8COT JWIID leoturea Ino hade "fomlalat DNNIDY SAID )l>at the.....,.. M-.&tl &tllor bas -fhtad lbo lectuttn too, ln relotioaubip," Rutecki said, " From my aide I bave to brina peoplefrom tbe Nunlna Profeuloft" , "Van Ooall'• that k bas belpad ~ tla atnona faculty lnter. .ad city t.,..s11er witlt the lJDi...,.;,y." faiiCil WOI'IIIIO". Den>oc:ntit caadidale for Clly Couodl Preaicleul E - Fahey, a UB 11111 PALL w -•a Stuclla In almllar - " pro)ett1, aad has ,__..-cillediD11wDoolbeft,..._~, be' orr.., b 1101'11 AIIOCiiMPro orA.-tou br;tha dowa d.,au-"al relotioollllpba to be a t w o - -· UBabould JIIOIIDOte iu , _ f o r -~_,. "Now ....._ Ut ~ wllbelndlna bltrlon. useltllllllfalo'a_,_......ayandtloocityilltoanubotald.....,.,n . _ . . . ~--" (AMSIWS tbo~ ........ laan "'Tho Ia totally 'IOiuJWY UDiowally oe tl polidcalloftl. _ . _ . be bas not aeeo . . _ ill JOf). WIIM ..U.. tiJo dfon t t.IM loci- "10 lot ..... loci........ aal4 ICoftlladY, "lt 'a an -plo or tlw ;101411llal put . dltf..- 1a 1u teadllaa r...-; lA h'1.1101 dlajalatad a.c~ot. " "Wbal the budalot or the State Univa11ty bas COOD£ UDder atudt, aa k 1oct.unn ~ audo YWied fldda u latmJ or 1M ..,...... Ia for cooponaiYo work that f.....,. ba nery year for the put 1M ya.n, SUNY and Bulrolo Stile ..,.,...,.,, blatory, .......,. and to introduco atlldmtJ to - y of llalldl for-It 'a ...., ran ror ~ receiftdaoviaible, publlc:_.CromtbeMayor,theCommon edacatloe will obare tho lltlldeatla'a lradkloeal ~. people to -.t ...U tCJIIlbor," Tho lllro,.lq ldaa bolllad the Eric c - , l'!ltoalti1IC or County Lqialatw'e," Fahey said i1t blJ ~ of ClpOIIQa atlld<Du but fi'OID a fcmlalt& ~... Bt1t Paper report oe Blalrolo. to a ~ of fcadralal laaaa. unlike the other lntrodiiCtory • - WOIJIIN'I lnlo.l • • AJtbooaP there b a - polilical .....,.,n (1'0111 ............. at tbe Slato l--=-::...::=:.=: : . . . : : : . . . . : . : = : ; : : . . = = : . . - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - campus provides e_atenainmeDI oudeu-t-.r IUid art productioGo like S b a t - in tb< Park and tb< l.eoolrdo da Vinci Exhibil and tbe studmt Fesu wbicb are promoted for commllllity pctlcipotloo. DndopiDa aood rdatioas .,.,....., UB and tbe commutllly is ODe of the key ~ of St.- Sampk, wbo bas wiab loeaJ political, busiDesl and minority orpnizalion aden. ill an attempt to build 1t10111 ties. While Rutecki said be not lt:aow of any nsalor bratlluoualu be explained, "We bave to wail and - · thae thinas bave to evolve." ---~....~.___....._ Women's Studies offers diversity ...u~·~ ==Pile~""!~~~lit':~~;,!.u,: ~..:'or~~~ _,bar, will..- ,.-main lnd.audo•SealorTOilyMaoaielloand~BIDHoyt,Falley :::=~-s::-....,::,..~::,::~y-· Arts & S CJences • m aJ·ors sought ana IN t1oe ~ tbat baft t.....t . - . . ........ . . a - _.aat~oa." Fa~>ey aplaillad, dtilllllll •1111111-• • I ''Til& bave a • .._.........,_ . we..,oo~ltl•era-• ..... rro. ..... odlool aDd- t h e - to bold • job fO< • . be-. ........ educadoe will be - r." .....,.. poopoal fO< tbla - - . . . . . . .,.._ loldudlo r...-.. or a IJtalfalo ~ ~ . 11lit ......,. c:crpanliaeor-.rro.-.....,....s~...,would ........ r11ood......_. •"""" ..................... ... _ror..,..-........,. ....-....e no eoao~~t~....._ dlwcllaa batik - - for ,.... 1a ......, ....-- .............. c:.oa.- ...... sa- ........ - tbat p..cndit ror~ o.l accopt•d applloaata, aad ........... tbo of actMI .......... ,._ort.IM .... - ...,..ned wltb -arlalo •-bar ......... .......to~Artltllld ~ All or ......- 15. tbo lltllllbor o( llllftdod ArU - . . _ nsalora bad ........ for lk fall • for tho ra1 of Ita. allbottlllt.IM _ . . , . . . . . . .... 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Claaalt. ..-..for ac-t ........................... ....,_ ...... ., ............................. •_ .... ........ ...... ....... .....,..... _tllriiiijiiii ......... ___ .., .,..__,"............ ..,........,_ ........... ........ .. .... __... ............................... - _........, ......... .............. ............. ua. .................... _ . _ ., .....,.._.......,_... ...... ......... .,....,.....,.,... .......... ..... _.,...,........,.._ua...,.....,. ~ ........ a.a.l ................... o ( _ ' ., .... _.... . . . parloll o( ~~-.. . . .~., ... .............. .., . ,_,_,IIV..._IIIft.IM " t J o .... IIMa C t -~~~~- ................... ................ ...._ _____ .......,,...... ...................... ..... owdl ........ ...... ...... .. _ f l ..... . . . . . . . . . . AN . . . . . . , . . . . lAT.,_. ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . AN ......... ...... ......... ......__... _..... ..., ... _ _ . . M . . MTftMUJ .,......... IIIJ 1M c., ....... ........ r- . . . . . . . . . ...... ................. - ...... ''111111 ... ....... _ _ -__ .... .............. ....,., ...... ..._., ...................... ...... . _,...,.. ...._............... ~11!' �_, in short. llE S()EC!RUM Sootfl ___ AJen KKhk"JHitoNft.Citlef GalySt _ _ E _ Reg Gllbeftlllf. . . Efllfot o.vkt M..tiiAif Ofnctor Chefyl GrMilberlgiC·....Ed McGrawiA..,, C.,... Oavkl deUIU~ o~.. Heckman/~"" Ko¥tni<NoQoflc-.... Internships offered Congressman John LaFalce is now accepting applications-for studenl interns in his Buffalo office. Internships are open to coUeae students interested in community and government work, who are "selfstarters" and who ••truly want to learn and arow," said LaFalce. "An intern wiU have diverse duties assigned to him/her, dependina upon the amount of time an intern volunteers each week to the fteld experience, and, most importantly, the intern ' s abilities, skills and attitudes," he said. Interns will begin with basic office duties (stampina, pamphlets, stuffin& envelopes, etc.) and, according to abilities, may move on to more denwtdin& tasks . .. In addition to rqular office routine usianments," said LaFalce '"interns are welcome . . to discuss with me or my staff the wide variety of issues with which we deal.'' Students interested should send a resume, a letter stating why they wish to be an intern, and transcript to : Hon. John LaFalce New Federal Buildin& Ill W. Huron Street Buffalo, NY 14202 S46-406! The Application deadline for the FaD semester is September 12, the Winter semester deadline is December 12. Book sale The friends of the University Libraries will be holdina 1 book sale today and tomorrow from 10 a.m . to 8 p.m. and on Friday from 10 a.m. to! p .m . The site will be 415 Capen Hall. Open to the community, the book sale wiU offer a wide variety of reading material charging only $2.00 for hard covers and from .25 to $1.00 for paperbacks. Sunshine The Procli&al Sun, Buffalo's Arts and Entertamment Weekly, will be back on the stands September 15 after a lona, quiet summer. The Sun, published every Thursday by 111• Sp«trum, will continue its Jon& tradition of providin& UB and the city of Buffalo with the finest in Arts and Music covcrqe, commentary and criticism. Look for it. Dav~ CD.lkaiFNf. . Barry MlneroU~ Stew P5otrowakUJII!hfo Lauren Zorlull'tlofo Alicia GtoyHkeiSpom M. FauatiAtta Stew GrltflthiAIU . Sholtoni-- TonyGroJodlllllalc M~ F. HopklniiS. CoMrfbvtlngo RicO--~ MlciiMI E. !(...,--RobonHronol<y~ st... " · H'-<1-·- Cindy L.aughllnl_._ Heather AtklnlontA.a. l'ro4. Coot. Epic course The Coalition for Effective Parentina Information for Clilldren (EPiq is sceltina a Jtudent intern to participate in its effort to apply for Slate ll!ld national validation. EPIC is a primary prevention proaram which hdps children become respoo.sible adults and parents. It offers a cunic:ulum in the schools as well u complementary workshops for parents. The intern position would include the coUect.ion of student data and possibly some studeot observation. Coune credit and time requirements would be determined by the supervisina profeuor and EPIC. Anyone interested in leantin& more about this position should call ' Elizabeth Lawrence at 1184-<1064 u 100n u possible. TINS/»CttUm l t l - o d I<>< national -lolng by Communleationl and Ad¥1rtlalng Sen1cM to Stuct.nta. Inc. Clrc~atlon avw.ge: 20,000 TM' sPRfrum otfk:M.,. located In 1• Baldy Hall, &tMa Unl¥1rahy of New Y""' ot Bufflllo, Bufflllo, - Yori< 1'2e0. T - !711113W- ~Q11111113 Bufflllo, N.Y. Tho Spoc1Mn a t - Pwtodlcal, Inc.. Editorial polley to clolormlnod by IIMI Edttof..-~. AapubUcMlona of eny man.~ wtthout the-..... - o f 1M Edltof.l..a.iot "' 1111ctty""' ,....._ .. - b y 8uffeto -lftc.,1S10-SL Bufflllo,N.Y. �·F inancial aid forms can't afford lateness By DAVID O.USI Contribllliltl Editor AS riNA.NClAL aK1 resources cont inue to dwindle. those saudaus who applied late wiU bave a smaller chance o r rettivina aid, i~ardless of Iheir monetary situation. "With raources u ti.Jhl as 1bcy an, the deadlines arc suin.aent.ly enfOt'C'ed and serve as another mtthod. of dimlnadon," Dirtoctor of Finan<:lal Aid Clarence Connor explained. The Uoivenlty's own Fmanci Aid Form (FAF) must be filod by Jaovary 3 I for aid to be reed vee! the neal ynr . Proaroms affec:led indvdt CollqeWork Study, National Dirut Student loan, and various uniY<nhy allocated scholarships . . A roc:tlo< .-plio than the.-....., AJI.Higll S t - . . be ..... t h e - - - hlr ,_ Wrigley? Talk about the map: of Ha-kewood, twnin& Buffalo's AD-HiP, Stadium (located behind Bennett Hiah School) Wn,Jey Field? Thal'o what tb< production staff of the Til• Natural are planniJ!a 10 do. They will take the anliqualed city hiah school sports stadium and transform it into the ivy·walled home of the OUc:qo Cllbs. ThiJ is but another step in the scheme or lwnin& Buffalo beet 10 the city il was 40 yean 1110. followina lb< Natunl renovation of War Memorial Stadium and the construc:tloc> of a mock train bri<fa.e ., MaiD and f1omlcr. will be cardboard, 100. Tmlallvdy, tbe CftW will be moY!na ID to 111m Sql<embes four or ftve and will wort 11Dtil tb< 1welfth. Buffalo Auiswlt SupaWor of Plant ()pcn&loaa said Ralfood will step up and bit four ' - runs iD But AD·Hiah Stadium? Md llourue a membes of Tlw NtlllU'tll staff, said tb<y will put up"""" ivycovered walls, a dock, some d...,uu and othes flatwa ID proppina it up. They will - even use real tlesb and blood folks u Stadium. And ahbouah he too tbouibt the local stadium an unlikely choice for such a transfOI"'IWioa said, "'Tbey'U fool you with the riabt 1n11< shots." his ploto _ . . , c a at The cowoe opodllcally lniOIICis to dewlopalludmtl~of the lnterdepoodtnce of lhtse opodllc: dbdpllaa. Topics iDc:hoclo: OriPn a-, of . . _ . . . , . . Orilla of DuwiD and Tbt Dioco¥Cry Of the Cell. Studmla ta.tlna this abo have a rvt ~UDlcy to be lalllht by . _ - profason within thlft lldcb of study; Physk:s profesaor Jonathaa leicber1, Bioloty prof- OY<k Hmdd aad Joyee Slrlual from ~- IN c-pv. EdlttN ua S'I'1JDENB haft llwll)'l bed adozoD-tomatcm studen&l on requlrad to write two '""" -per-:,_ mid'""" -matloas as ..a as a 1111&1 will boP... a.icbcn wloMd to - . that IJooull> ob taU on Aqllinld for lbo oovo;tt, 1J1o1oa7 ByCHDYL L GaDNUilG IUID'ING WITH rtcrJ --'-loa cowoe, __ _ IDd 1111J*a - " All tbt --.a IDd .. - of - •, ~O~~= ......,_, lllio -~~ iDicllllad for eoa·-adcace . .jon who are latcrcstcd ia a perliaeat labod8cdaD IMo Uont or the lfc boob art ,__ 11111 ~ boob wll - be aay ................... aorc 11.pcasl•• tha• - J*llllt o1her IIOiolad - thM the Of Oltt.'ai tiP this ll*llorl ... - ''lo try IDd Int...... Of . . , _ .,..jon;" tbo - aaadtoU..a~ot cboooiaa their ......-. .......... IDd p!IJ*II.o-.. out caah adoancea. Studmta will .itut have to wait until their claecb come in. " Director of Financial ~id Clarence Connor ; "After we dlstrlbute our money to l t u - h o Rlod on tltnt, we late whatever is left and cluooo1cJtlcally proceu lhuoo fonno ftlod before Ftbnwy 5, 1913," Coooor said. Tbt tittllhood of any extra money is slim. With contiDued ftcleral cvllln aid to ltudtnU, then Is Just not enouP, to Jive rveryone. Late ftllna ...., ICfVtl to weed out appllcanta. FOil lc.G, UB reqUtlled $1,000,000 for Colltp-Wort Study, an amount Coooor btllcvod "Is lllll barely whlll we need 10 ttl by." lnattad, UB recdved only $7:1&,000. In the c:atepy of Nat.loaal Direc:l Student Loans (NDSL 's), UB fared immtuurably wont, aent,. lUll lwo dollan. . " With no ftclerals-n In this area, any money we ean dlaulbull must come from former lludtnta repaylna their loaol," Connor uplalned . Por the II$>CIIGIIDI- ,_. ua ~~opes to eo11oet st.cno,OIIl. illll _...., to "" .......... c:lllilllt"""' they-- ...-lood. "E.- ...._,.II subject to th-." Coooor Mid, "bocauot whhout ~atOiolaaot. If lbe loan rql&yllltftll faD behind chen we be,. to .. ,-iPri!ll ......... '-If • ltudtnt docs recdw llllandal aid , his or her award will DOl be ddayod beca1111 of a !ale FAF. AD the money..,.,... In lopthtr and Is distributed .. the tlmt. In the . . - lhM a student need• money .,ly, there Is -blna the llllandal aid orn.. caa do, Mid Coooor. " We do not, and cannot 11,. ouc tUb eel-.-" be Mid. "Suod•u will 11111 ba,. to walt untU their th«b .....,. ln ." Tbt 1111aac1a1 aid ofllc:a Mild out cwo ltttm dwina tbo , . _ mlllndirla studmu or the oflloo'o policy, and thaa they must ba,. ..,.. money wbea !boy arm. Ill ldoool. A acw policy will aloo affoct lUll bow 10011 lludeal _ , Is avallablo. " ucltnts wW 1101 be able 10 pick tiP I th«k bofort the ond ol the drop/ odd porlod," aplalaocl . Tbt oely •-loolartlld-">>laa C)pponwtlty Propam (E.OP) ltudtnU, who can naive th«ts lmmdaltly. c- If AU. 11.8& f.UU, a .last r...n for tbo ftnaadally llr..,.,ad II liM ....... '"'""'* ..,..... .............,...... . . . ....,._ ..._.of .,..._ lila..,...,.,Jr..._.-........... ...,.. .... .......................... ·-Gilly-. . . . . . . . .... .,.o-w ........... --.. .. -..., .......... .._ --.......... ~··,. __ ,__..,. - .......... ... ..... ....... ,. ..... ......... _ _...., .. ,._.._'1 .. ..... ..........,.,...... _....._ ......,.... _... __ ........,..,. ...., filurllll out why ....,. 1ft clloclollll wbll ....,. - s- tdct _ , to -~~ f'llq1lftd -.jon; odlon prmr .._ bllloW A" .....-; ec...idond ·~·· IDd ~ AD-Hilh "Ascent of Man" a cross study ....,_,_ "We do not, and cannot fans. - ..S.C. .. llrictly llalJed, ... olhnd ........... llll ...... be ...... ,. a...-aec1 !ltudnll LoM (OSLI P'Oif8m· "UIIIIte tbo ocher IIIIMclal aid - - · the OSL's cae be llllod OUI lacludi., now," c - aid. Tbo loak thtst dacldoa the UIIOI anytt.e, Of a st""""l'l need, lllilla "'-~oM~~ ~ ........ aloo still~ for Nl OrMI (f...-\J callod BI!OOl. Tbo ~ -·· ,......,.,.,.,.~- (llolbalt Oil the ......... - - ~._.....olllado IOIIIiltalooll•*...._lllll 1ofJIICIPk who-~ aDd ....... aid) IDd II at'M' bavt to " 'Tllt-ofMaa" l t a - ~cndlllaiWD ........ ...,. lied< the IDd .., llltlall. AI ua )'011 . . . ,...... ,., 10 cltpor........, ofteraiA. !»>ow! _p!IJ*II ...... . . . . . . . _ . ..... Jlollona....., ..,,. · rorlllll_ .. _..,.tii_Mardl:llost .._ af-IINI aow.oo.r, It ............ 10 ...,of ................. . " .....-all-10 ....... ,0._111 ....... of _ _ lalollc:boal .......... ol ..adostl• . . . 1111-aftorllllllrst ~- IDd ldll otbtn - ,.., - - • .-10...,.,....,.: ·cr. _(two~- ,..... ..... ol ....... l8dl!on .......... ...,.. ...... llrst ............... " " - o l -.lllla ..... _ _ ,.,....,.,.,,.,T.o\J',P.o\J' ~ ...... ....., acllool - · c.. - ... - - , _ lltll llO NIACAAA fM.LS BLVD. ICHI HANA BUfFALO NEW YOftK IU23 T~ 171618)2 ·1 5&, W8come to 8uf/r;1lo end W-.rn N.u Yorlc'a /ht SUSHI BAR. lCHl HANA .,._..... In Ethnic .laponiiN and KaNan dllha ~ In T.,..u end Bool Kold 01 well 01 other ao1k .,_/rom 0111 /flf ,...., lCHl HANA " open dollv ..... n-.. ... Fa. s.. .12GDa..rT- l2a»- . . . . . . l2a»- ~-.... ..... (you-·· 7E - �editorial Priorities· The attempt by the Office of the Vice President for Academic Services to attract high quality Arts and Sciences majors to UB Is heading In the right direction, although It Is only a beginning. While last year's actions have resulted In a larger percentage Q!_Arts and Sciences students In this year's freshman class than .I n the recent past, the Wagner Commission's efforts must now Intensify to keep the ball rolling. The measures being taken this semester to contact qualified high. school students, are beginning to show that at least part of the administration may truly care about preventing the University from becoming e technical trade school. This , of course, Is of great Importance-If the concern will be given financial backing In the near future as well. While the ends being sought are valid, the Commission must be careful not to aim too high or too far away from the actual needs of public education . It Is certainly understandable that the University Is eager to draw high school students with commend-able scholastic achievement . However, the Commiss ion should not lose sight of what It should be trying to do-strengthen departments within Arts and Letters by bringing In more of those students In tciday's The Spectrum , classes such as the Ascent of Man and the Women's Studies program, which can contribute to a wellrounded education, were discussed. These, however, are just a few of the many examples of the academi c diversity offered at this University· through the Colleges, Independent studies, special programs, and departmental electives. A quick look at class offerings will unearth a variety of courses on topics of Interest or Importance to students, as well as new fields of Interest that could OP,en boundaries. Your out-of-the-classroom experiences can be just as Important, If not more Important, to your development. At UB there are activities for students-Including governments, service groups, clubs , publications , and athletlcs-whlchj provide experience , opportunity and fun. A student here can run a corporation , develop political and policy strategies or provide Input In the deelslons of academic departments. These activities offer you experience that Is not available In a classroom and can be helpful for understandtng how to reach your own long range goats. But nothing will come to you. You have to want to control your destiny and want to learn. It Is up to you. who wish to or need to attend the State University. This must be the recruitment drive's first goal. Attracting top ranking students-solely because of their test scores and not because of their need-must be the second. Diversity If It Is true that variety Is the spice of life, then there Is plenty of spice available at UB both In and out of the classroom. Concentrating on a specialty of academics gives you only half an education: The rest comes from diversity and Involvement. This means getting a well-rounded education-for the science and englneerlng student, some classes In literature, history or the arts; and for the liberal arts student, a basic education In science or computers to prepare him or her for survival In the Increasingly technical world. The UB General Education program Is a step In this direction but, as the saying goes, you can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink. 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(WIIicll _ . conadlan, ao .. tMm Into the cat and took''*" to Ceftada). h wu 10 be ,,. beginning of • cl\aiiOioglng - -· W . - l l l a t . . _.IO ..... and-.,....,--. -.....,_______. ....,. . . _ _,, "'-• .. - lalfly ., In -'flon to be I ...... t o - loly .......... helped- lntalllganl. - . - _ ....,_..,.__,.,._...., - t h a i . . cant ... wllh. Out lUI - l e Wll I niOI Dill' II note lillie II range. "-101 WOI not._. uo,- did he ......... POIIntleiiO be. loly · - _ , _ ,......, plclly llloul "-"'0 ,... ....... We wllh l.h e - regulatly, claoft out the bel.,_ 01101 • - . to< 11 11 otano 11'0111. and . . try to .._ ,... -lno - · onletty. ,.... did not h ... IIIII I n - wllh Ul. "-101 _,ld ..... on empty pltc'* of toooiiiCI In the fridge. He would llnlall the ,... 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In ........ _ _ tile _ _ 1M donna, "off_... n.t ... - - 'a_IO_ _,_tlle_...._,,,.. tlle_.., __ "' _ _,....,oil _ _ L81 _ •_ """''""" - palty. 01-lromll\a_Ot _ _ .... .,......_.,......, llwe _ ., ... __ . , . ___ llwe_IWD._ol _ _ o l _l _ '_ _ _ _--~~~- ..__ ...... ,.,._ ... tlle ___ UI..,...., ......_...., ... _.,...., _..,..., _ , ..._,. ....,.....,_.,...., _.,.._ lortlw-YOIII._ _ -•-ot_.._tooNyllndl!latt,.,.le"",... llfiJ •OUtiHOUte . . -.o-DIII.hiiU_,.... _lo_lo_llvaodlll_ _ _ oi_OI ....... .... _ _ ... . , . . . , _ " ...... ~ln _ . , . ... . . , _ .... -. -..,..._, """"'.,_ .......... _ .... ._...._,hi -..,,.,....,.__.....,. , ,....,. ........... ....... ....., ........... ....., _.., ....,. .,_ .... ......., ....... - ................ _. ......_ I ca&l _ _ _ ...,.. -. -. -n. ....... .... ..... ..........., ..., _ _ _n.......,._ ...... ,...._ .......... _ ....,_...., ............. -.-. ....................... ...., ......... .... .,.Lilli ... _ ............. . . ,_.....,.._ ...... _, ,_..,_ _,._...._ .... ·-oa~n~~-......, _ .. .., ....... n. ........ - - . . . - lnordorlobe-10 ...... _...., _ _ _ _ _ ~ "--lallueiO-Io~Hela_.,.fOt . . . . . . . . _ _ , _ . . , _ _ In , _ , _ , _ , 1 0 ... _ 1 0 _ . . . . . _ TM_type_oll_togii--IM - - - · - · _ , . , . . IIIC8_1_1 ........... TMOIIIJ _ _ _ _ , . _ IIIOIIIDOPP_ ....... I_to."I-""'IOt ... l a c t _ l _ ......... _ , ...... , _ _ .......... ,.,.. ..__ ........, ., _.,_ ..,.. --~'I'M ._. ........... ....... - ........... . --llt---~-- ,.... .., .._......,._...,. .......... ,....,_,Ow..,...._ ....... ....... ~ .., ,. _., _,_ �Dormitories have space for everyone this semester By ED McGRAW Asst. CtUnpus Editor ON CAMPUS housing space is still available for prospective students according to Director of Housina Madison Boyce. For the flf'St time in six years the housing office has not had to start a waiting list for students who need rooms. "Anyone who walks in (to the housing office) can &et a room.'' Boyce: said. "Essentially, the reduced number of students in the freshman class," is responsible for the extra beds this year, according to Boyce. Housing is still &ccepting students who are coming in and looking for rooms and is currently in the process of filling up triples. The housing office normally over-subscribes 240 spaces for the expected no-shows. · Dormitory residents have until this Friday to claim their rooms before they are declared a no-show. The housina offtee will begin to detriple rooms on Tuesday and will c..ry to complete the process within four to six weeks, Rhys Cunis of the Housing Office said. "Thina.s arc going reaJ smooth," Cunis declared , "the crunch we.had last year does not exist this yeu. ' ' Last September students who did nOtget a donn room in the room lottery were faced with a waiting list of up to five hundred. At the end of check-in Sunday niaht , 88 percent of the donn population had arrived for a 12 percent no-show ratio. Boyce pointed out that students will still be cbeckiDJ in durin& the week however. For the past several years the no-show avera.ge has been &rO!Jnd the four percent mark accordin& to Boyce. He did not see many problems this year. " We 're off to a good stan this year ," be observed. THE LOITERY system whi\'h bas been U5ed for several years in determinin& room allocation worked well this year , Boyce said. In this system, students of the same year are grouped together and randomly assianed lottery numbers; the lower number is given flrst priority in room selection. The lower number of freshman students livin& on campus is the main reason for the availability of housing space. Tracy Torabi of the student-run Off-Campus Housing Offlce said that although their offtee has been busy they have not had the bia rush for space that they did last year. But Torabi does not foresee any excess of housing becomina available, so the on<ampus space is a wek:ome siaht. Last year 's waitin&list reached as hi&h as SOO students and many of them were forced to search off-campus to fmd bowina. The list staned in June when the residency hall capacitytiad been reached . So far this year the list bas not been staned and there seems to be room in most of the dorms . Freshman are given first priority at on<ampus lodg.ina. This year's smaller freshman class has provided a laraer amount. of space for upperclassmen who want on-campus space. When detriplina is complete there will he no more space problems this year. WOMEN'S STUDIES.contlnuodlrom~g·' Women's Studies as a whole is to · Physics, and Math, to &et involved provide pc:npectives and research in Women's Studies. She feels that on women that will supplement and althouah most studmu support the transform Uaditional views o( the idea of a Women's Stuclitl' place women hold in society, proaram-as proof that the Kennedy explained . University really is a modern, The recipient of the Olancellor's liberal institution-many stop abort Award for ExcelJcnce in Teachin& of actually t.akin& a Women's said she'd like to see more studenu Studies oourse. from the more technkally-oriented such as "ot" ,.c <atasfjc o 4'- C J..,3 ... 9 V li stimulated by debate." The Women'• Sludia procnun b on it'• -Y towards beinJ annted BA -.n, Kennedy noted. The PfOIRID b currently under the auspices of the Amer1cap Studies depanment, and altbouab no chan&• in that statUI is expected, IC.mnedy hopes Ptaideot Sleven Sample wiU 1000 liln the papers that are "oa hb desk" allowlnJ Orlclnal f amily Hair Cutt~rs Women's Studia BA ~to he iruted. The first lecture in tbe course. "Women in Hither Education'". will he Jivm by Sbdla SlauJbter on September 7. AU the lectwa are open to tbe public, ond wiU he Jiven in Fi1IDicn 320 oo Mondays and Wednesdays from 2·2:SO. The achedule wu incorrectly printed in the Fall ooune lldectlon JUide. THOROUGH EVE EXAMS BY DRS. OF OPTOMETRY OPEN LABOR . DAY -l~ 9 to 1 OCi.Ln~ . OPEN 7 D A YS w Th~ (' "New Raearcb on Women", for thou wbo worry abo u t departmental requirements, Is that It bu been approved , for a-..1 education distribution credit. And altbolllh ao men have rqistcred for the ooune In tbe past, Kennedy hopes that DO precedalt ~ · "This is a terrifiC opporuqiity lor women and men to learn tojether, •• $19.50 ~aa.-- ....... .,........_.. 8 - · liatlM 835•4844 r······COIIPONI··-···· I ~.......' .,._, ~ I~& ~~~ I I I I I I ~ I $1.25 OFF! I 1 1 1 I I I I ~\~~I WINGSPECW.S WHOLE : ~~...... . ... CHEESE & .: : :::: PEPPE-... -: •-::-..:.-RONI~J 18" PIZZA 1 - - . .......... I I 1 1 1 I .I ---'!.-. - . . ---- I I . . -----~-~IF------ .........., 6l1·7311 ... __ I z l~.~ ~ I �r Cost of hot dog st~d debated RELAXATION EvERYBODY SHABBAT at HILLEL This Friday 6PM at Hillel, 40 Capen Blvd. STUDENT-RUN SERVICE and FREE DINNER Tosto tho Shobbot At Hlllol Throughout Tho Yoor · You must Reserve • •-1•1 oNnlnll courao '"' racultr, ocllolora oltd ·-••s. In Otdor to ,.,,. lorelfn proloulollela In olllleldo mestH '"" communlcelloll 1tlll1 In on fnlllltlt· IPHtlnf enrlrilnmon~ lito courae will loct11 on: · languq41 aii.Nia knpfo""*'lt (lltt•nmg. , ,_.d mg, ,...dmg •nd t~tt lf mgJ · ....., ot taneuaee w.. · non·•«bal communlcaUon • IPPfOprilla speech tonnt tor both ptofeuk)nal ai'K'I eoclet t1Uln9a, and · ttandard tonna ot wthten ....... tb< buiJdlaa. TbcrdCift, theft b no illliclc fodlitles to ~ pillccl food . " TbbbaiUIIIIII<fYaMw-eand is - ao1111 to bo lllod dwiq tb< IT IS QUITI: apparmt to 1tud<nts returnina to the Uaiv<nity IbM COillttUctioo bu run ram-t 00 both lb< Main Sum aod Amhent Campuxs. HOW<Ver. ooly 00< ltructwe bu bec:o compkted and hu alr<edy ctated oome wlnt..- or iD -u..,.__, we .,... coot outdoora. •• Food Scrvkla Aabtant Dinaor Doo Bozak ald. bot dos ltand's or ~. vo;ca ~ were heard ftoro certain FSA - . ! membon for speoclina s1,aco. At tb< con: or tb< problem is tb< ~ special rDOf that cost rouably SJOOO. "The rDOf cost ., milCh moR money tbao h wu wonh, '' FSA Praiclctll Ja-ry ICapla ald. "It •• made out or a special plal-tJua that il puncture resistant . •• Howner. Ibis aat<d .-boT problem, . - tb< " ' - - or tilt rDDf iiWblll smob ftoro FSA Trasurer ~ Sayder disqrus sayiq. " tbore 's piaoly RUCIIDT ALSO room to pt around tb< bullclboe. pooolble rodoetloo Ia prb It,.. '!'heR is no,_ for anyone to •Y ror the , - . . - or tll'i' hot or · ttllr'CIUnlltt Uola ..... .....,.,_,..... Ia the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ol ia&eododAtti . . . Sc-...-.)on ri1J1t "We""' up-._"'"*--,., _.... w- .................. Attl ... ....... .._. ........... . St:ioMos." ~.- lllld. .._ _ _ _ ....._.. latMCIIla w- ..-... ... ,.,to 60 ................ ,., Attl ... tt.o, Sc-...,.._ Tloh rau, tile waaaer a-.ioliaa ....... '"" ..... for tile Sprlq," lot aald . c::.a.lled ......... ........................ .,.,......_.. ... _... ....w. .................... --·...................... ........ ,......_ ..... _ for tilt ............. ,....,. . . a-.· ........ - · .............lAT.•- ........ or othenrise.' ' -"a-, alldlulcecramandpop. ICapla pointed out that tb< IWid "I'm WO<Idna oa Ibis oow lor the .. ptlfiAble aod a>Uid bo .......t to or the rau:• he ald. aaocber location . He aho " We..,. a 1at o l - because --...... IbM tb< oriliDal Pans or tb< dclaJ or - - . , II called for tb< bulldiDc to bo plaad IUJIIIOIOI( to Ia the 8liddlo or up ...... Nortoe Hal. ... . . . .. Welaopetomakeupthe IICslpiM - e d aayiaa II - WAGNER. __ ,__ , ,_...... ,........... ........., AltbouP - "'* ... ''lillY bulldiaa" ''looks ....,... like a ~bad tbao b - a hot dos ·•• He COMidcml the project "-'>edcally a failure ." Oriliftally•• ~ wu located bdiiDd SQuift Hloll SciMionl Ulllon aod oome bellcvod tilt ...., • aod wUJ make FoiUiden' Plua _ , like tb< FoWitala Ana. .. ,, •• maiD .. 10 try and ILU'LAN an:D the major flaw make tb< """""" a more iftronnal or tbo hot dos .w u bdfta tb< and fun place to bo. II makn for a aotual pi-eo• or it. " The rrieodUer and more pleuant pt...,.,<Qt bu bec:o an unusual ooe ~ for stud<nll to pt ai.nc:c it ' 1 in the way . It a.boukl have !'SA VIce - · bec:o put 11 aa unobtnlllw spot ," toeotbor.'' Joutb&n - a l d. he ald. conuoveny- the FKU.hy Student Asaociatioo (FSA) bot dos ltand . delay> in the Despite months or s-Piolroel<l clUJ-- . communkat~ A OMISSION IS OPE N ro ALL I N rE RCS I EO FACVUY. SCHOL ARS & SPOVSE S DAYIITIIIIIU: T - . , . a TIIIII..Sora; 1::10-1:41 pm T-., , ~ep~_ 21·Tl1Uf•d•r. o.c-'* 1 'lACI: - . 1 CI"'P"I TUITION: 171.00 For mota In to on the courae and reg la t t lt ~ ca ll, Wfh l Of Yilt1 11\e In-he l ......h L • - • lnllltulO IUNY,...IIIIo -.,c ..,.... lullato.-Yo<III4HO 120 laldr HaM Toi.: U..2071 �BLACK MQUNTAIN COLLEGE U COURSES FOR FALL 198S PERFORMANCE CRITIQUE SEJUNAB ro-"'lll~ c--J BMC 325 R.g.-11822 Mlrdlv2:30 · 5:C.Qim 3 ada ~316 ~...,_.l'bii~. Aill A COURSE FOR SnJDENTS WHO WOULD UKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT mE PERFORMING ARTS AND WOUD UKE TO INCREASE lHEIR CRITICAL AWARENESS Al'l> BECOME MORE ll'f'ORio4ED AUDIENCE MEMBERS. PROIIIDES OPPORTUNrT1ES TO ATICND A VAR1ET'1 OR PERFORMANCES AND TO HEAR PROFESSIONALS FROM DIFFERENT AREAS OF TiiE PERFORMING ARTS SPEAK ABOUT lHEIR WORK. NO PRE·REQUISCTCS. ARTS MANAGEMENT SEMINAR BMC 442 Rig. · 401141 3 CRdtt fobdltrS:OO 7.:tlpm .,...,..,16 lnttnnr .wt.y FWw TYPEWRITER RIBBON PENS PENCILS NEWCOVRSE ESC 101-102 MARKERS TYPEWRITER A CALCULATOR SAL£S AND SERVICE (Suburban Office Suppl•) 3225 Main S- 1 (Naar Wlaopear) B11Halo. N- York. l.Zl4 Science Society 716 832-o909 10" ,.,._No. 41911.1 M.J.9:50a.m. Ret. No TlL.1·1:50p.m. )16~ S\6~ li6FiborR Rea. No. 419196 W 4191S2 ll · ll ~&m Q f f to a ll Stud eab ,.CCNI'M .... t.lk: ........ olldlnc:8..t.-.~ to. t.ro.d,.... of prabl.rM ~ l'tiOdlm ~- daw6le cu tlatr.n . ......... ho.ldlnc» lnd todety . . ~ INQUWES: Jt:WISti STU()I:~TS: CHABAD HOUSE , 0::1 The Jewish Student Center Need Cash? ~ pen House/Barbecue Everybody Welcome! Sell your old books at the ~~ STUDENT ASSOCIATION Assoda&n BOOK EXCHANGE Bring tn books to be sold August 30th till September 9th open 10am-5pm tvblday thru Friday T~ and Wednesday nights I 6pm9pm Talbert Senate Chambers Wednesd8y, August 31st 5:00p.m. �New Orleans street • • mUSIC18DS continue old I .j Tile--Neetj ·something sold quickly? ATTENTION ALL Need services? SA FUNDED CLUBS , .. .. ... .. ... ..... Want to say hel:o to a friend? - Tbe Spectrum Claasifieds An efficient way of communicating .You . . . . . Pacbta are READY NOW apia ,..._Pick Ill T each __ .......... ltV Ita A CoNIEIIYATIW•TR.ADITIOJitAL PAMJLY OIUENTED CONGIIEGATION ______ _ ,_ sYNao&G~cE ,..cu'-partfiiP .. "" .......... _ IHMMT . . . . . . . IIIMCU HIGH IIOI.IMY IIIMCU Hall .1.50 for the first ten words to< for ,. - BOoooooBoooo ::t:~~~~,-~.•MII~ ..._......,.,...._, c.o.n . ......, �................ .: .1: ~························· • "~ - ~ ;' . ; • Plan on i ; ~ :: Entering the : 1 Sales Field'l : • : i: ~«; : : :: · OPPORTUNITY THE SPECTRUM Give You On the Job. Experience . ior the 1982~83 Year - - - or CALL Steve at 636-2152 - - - Credit May lk Al'allable ANNOUNCE~ENT SIGN-UP FOR THE FOLLOWING FALL IPOIITI: ---........ -- ENTIIEU BEGIN _ . . I'OOTaoW. COlD I'OOI'UU. IOCCIII ICOIIOCUY ............__ _...._.._. . COlD_.._. _,.,_,..... ........... __ ___ ""*•--..........,.-·1aAL-. .,., , -••1uo--. ...M_ _ ..... ........... ................. .......... 1r 1 Tile ....,._-Ill Ill CAlM OILY. ~ MAIIAQEII'S IIHTINQ . 11 -- : : :. • : i: : : :• ..............•.............•...•• FRIDAY 1112 ol S:OO pm SPOilT :: )'<" : CALL COLLECT 201-431-3774 Evenings 212-869-1100 Days COME TO 14 BALDY HALL INTRAMURAL ACTJVJES ~ FOR MATURE STUDENT TO SELL LAB COATS, UNIFORMS, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, TO MEDICAL NURSING STUDENTS. BIG MARKET ON YOUR CAMPUSHIGH COMMISSION. • ........ . ~t : :: ~., ~ ---- TillE �sports/ in short. Daniels Honored ON SA1l111DAY, September 10, six ex·UB athletes and one lonatime UB supporter will be inducted into the UB Alumni Associalion 's Athletic Hall of Fame. Honored durin& a 10:00 a.m . brunch at Amherst Campus's Center or Tommorrow. Charles E. Drranids, Class or '57. basketball and football; Michad M. Dunn, Class of '71, kx hockey; G<raJd R. GcraJey, Class or '61 , baseball , football, WJallin&, coocb; Brian M . Hatucn, Class or '68, baseball; Samuel T . Pdlom, Class or '7&, basketball, Louis Reale, Class of '59, football ; and Charles J. Bassett, bonorary. Perbaps tho most distin&uisbed or the inductees is Pdlom, who was a basketball honorable mauioo All· American . Al a sopb~ he: ..... tho top ~boWlder and I<C'ODd leadiDa ocoror in NCAA Divisioo I baskaball. He played fa< tho NBA 's Atlanta Hawks fn< four seasons and continues to pw"S\\e a career in professiooal bastdliill. Tho UB Hall or Fame bcpD iD 1965 by alumni Robert Upp and Donald Hofmar and currently ooatains 51 members. Clay Shannon CLAY SH A NN O N became Tract and Fidel eo.cb Al Hc:inm 's lint Ali· Am<rican by placioa sixth in the po&e vault in last summer's NCAA Division Ill Tract and Fodd Championship• at Naperville, lllinois. "lt'siJUl because h<'s jumped a foot and baJf biab<r than anyooo L...-:1='- • i~ AA dK bas a1 UB and he: cloesn 't ~y bave the facilities to practic< with . That's what 's amazina to me," HeiDm said. Sbaanon qualified for the oatiooal meet by winniaa the New York Sla1e c:bamplonsbip, S<ttina a IWtrecnnliDth<procas. SA FORCASTI HOT, HUMID AND WILD ....- - - . I* FALL FEST, SUNDAY SEPT. 18 MAKING FL!PJ'Y FLOPPY SEED FOR A NEW CENTURY BLUE MADNESS •RUB CLUB SIGN UP FOR THE DRIVE * * ..----- ,_ ..... ,..,._ .IEWISH STUDENT OPEN HOUSE .. W......,, Aoot1- I I - I P.M. TAUIEIIT DINING HALl. U/ 1 - c : - Dl.--..- ' I I Z A . a.. - �AFC.-·,rom-18 wiD be playina the five most importaot positioos iD a 3-4 defeose; middle pw-d, both ioside lioeboctina positioos, and both comerboct positions. This is purdy a desperation move. San Dicao Ill least had a pass rush at one time. This is purdy a desperation movt. Sao Dieao at Ieist bad a pus rush at one time. That too is aone. Warner will make the offeose ao and become Rookie: of the Year (!bat's riaht, DOt Joho Elway). A ltrona defensive lioe-aod lioebocter Michael Jacbon-i• ready to emerae u aleque power. There ue boles to fill, but Sautle should be well on its way with Knox. comerboct Lous Wriaht and liDebocker Bob Swauon. The defeux wiD keep the broDCOS out of the cdlar iD hooor of the put Raody Grad.ishar'slast season. ,..---------------, • ~ V~.l!'_;~ Fav.orlte CHICKEN WING~ EATERY ~ Sold over . 3 million Chicken Wings ,1 ""' ............. - WIIIITIIIS~ EXPIRES ' 12131/83 1 Need Large Quantities of Wings for your Parties? Check our Prices on 500 • 1000 • 2000 WINGS/II DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE NEW COURSE: FALL 1913 CS 451/551: PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT 6 Drop/Add Info. VERIFICAnON DROP/ ADD DATES: AlKlUST 2l SEPTEMBER t6 _____.. ..... -. ............ no._., __ .... _ ... ... __ ~.a.z... 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It won 'I prove to be entirely ac:curate, but it is headin& in the ri&ht direction-whatever that may be. Durie! Harris il and Jimmy eeroio would bave been the best of another era, but Miami's receivina falls sbon. The Dolpbins' lhRe-man defensive line wu uneartbtd by John Riginl' front-six in tbe Super Bowl. It Cllll and will happen apin, until Doua Betters and Kim Bobmper just learn play the blocb and let their IIDeiMclters make the tacltleo. Tbe t.te [Any OordaD will be missed at IIDeiMcker, wbere be baa no adequate rq>lacement. The best player on the Dolphins' roster, cornerback Don McNeal, is injured and outTor the seuon. Miami's total defense will suffer lfeatlY. IIALTIMOU COLTS-The Colts will not be a lauahin& stock .much louaer. Defensive tmemcn Leo Wisniewski and Donnell Thornpaou. linebackers Johnie Cooks, Barry Krauss aod roolde Vernou Mnwdi, and onroerbacks Dlnick Hatchett aod James Burrouahs are ALL solid bitten-the illliolidatina 17P"· With a few more o r r liaaDCD to lid Ortis Dickey and a.dy McMillaD, the Colli will be respoctahie. Ceatnl: Curtain DOW features DlOilly DOW pans, &ood pans, but ineoperieDced pans. Former rnt rounder IC<ilh Oary and thil year's top pick Gabe Rivera will lead the froot-tbree (Pitt hu switched to a~ defense), wblcb wiD alan DO louaer be hacked up by Jack Ham, who baa retired. Tbe defense will Deed time to play lilte ~. hut will be phyDcally very Ill.... <ilfeme il in wonc shape. Terry llradsbaw Is out for pan of the RUOD. A chuolt of Pitllburab 's offeusive line and wide receiver Jim Smith wu stoleu by the USFL. Lyno Swanu hu retired and Franco Harris must be nearin& the end. Convened I"Wlllina hack Gr01 Hawthorne will not be the receivina answer in one seuon. The Steden will need polut production from pla,.n they have Dot depended upou in the put iD order to see playoff action. NEW- ENGLAND P <\TII.IOT8-F"tnt year head coach Ron Meyer started his reconstruction of the Patrloll on defense last year, where they now pr-..t a formidable front-seven. Their two top draft picks at the NEW YOU .JETS-After years of utter time. dden li ve end Ken Sima and inconsistency, it cannot be denied that rniddleauard Lester Williams , will make Richard Todd came of qe last season at thlnp enjoyable for a defensive backfield quarterback. Hil sbon puses had touch and composed entirely of number one picks. The his lona throws were not forced into six-man Pats ' I"Wlllina attack that features JUlrd coveraaes . Now that an intelliaent John Hannah and fullback Mark Van quarterback is operatina behind the most Eqben will add enouah support to live New technically perfect offensive line in football, Enaland a . ~ record or better. tbe Marvin Powells and Quls Wards of the world will have a reason to drive opposin& defensive ends into the artificial turf. From tbere, the Jets' talented receivin& corps should bave the time to run erlsp, lilbL patU:ms and to dnow opposinJ linebackers away from Fr=nan McNeil. McNeil il quite simply an ideal back in an ideal situation for an ideal back. If Todd coutinues his maturity process, only the Jets' defense can prevent them from winnina arouod II pmes thil seuou. Ahbouah the Jets bave rme depth on the defemive line, Joe ICioclto and Many Lyona will bave to be bealthy for their pus nash to maintain Its C1IIIISI1 tenacity. ID addition, Mark ClullDellll will bave to learn bow to play the run lllinst otroaa lfouod pmes before bls .,..a defldency Is taken advantaae of further . Outside linebacker LlDoe Mehl and otroaa safety Darrol Ray are two of the !DOll depeudable M tbdr posltiolu in all of BUFFALO IIILL8-The llil1l bave DIMY football . Whlle ""' clomiDMina. the Jet aood individual footba8 playon, """" .. defense caa be ..mod by the orrense deep E - ~. Ben Wllliama and Fnut Lewis. However, tbey are s......,ly into the playolfs._ . CLEVELAND BROWNS-The Browo' o offense hu little opeed and will therefore ao nowbere. Their quanerback * - Is unsettled. TiaJU end Ozzie Newsome il far HOUSTON OILEIIS-This team may be the and away their IDOil d.an.aeroua receiver. lout talented in tbe ~C . Staniq Fullback Milte Pruitt cannot aet outside. quarterback Archie Mlllltint will speod lhil Linebackers Torn Cousineau, Cay Marthews season u he hu spent his othen-t"\IDDiua and Chip Banks are the uucicus of any for his life. The Oilen bave DCI alstiDa explosiveness tbe team may have. They can paisina pme. l!arl c.mphell il stW the best bliu, but cannot score poinu. rwutin&- in t h e - hut will b e -HollltOII should have tndod blm cluriDa the off-season for hiah draft picks thM could eventually belp to rd>uDd the team . He will bqin to .--uble Mamtin& before loaaHouston' s defense ilwealt. Even former AllPro linebaclter Robert Brui1e hu loot his ed&e. He hu DO reuoa to maintain lt. Weal : ONONNA"n IIENGA.L8-Tbe Benpll are L--------------' the taloDttd in tbe AI'C's leall a - . e divlsloll. 1'beW otT<DiiveliDe Is !IDe, with the ........ best tackle, An!May MuDoz, boldiDa up the left olde. . . wide reco~- 0'01 CoiiMwort1l il their Ollly p....._ ...... _ .... tbeblllor ..... to by.-.... ad ........... """upiO !Iii~- a..co-~· ..... - . . . . . the....._ OUUlumbend Tbelr best u-. Joe o..tia, Is- ,.. the - · '-- -·s ......... '*-ofCIDIIIille~. top *-It plct .....,. , . . , _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . the Tllttle baa*'" IIOCIIIIII. QB Joe PersuIa Slapor Bowl XVI. Tbe oc:are nobody. He to have loot the fon:e thM it frael~ ...... IMe ... ability to read dtfeDHS, tbrowiq ............. 10 Dicbl ...t iiDebecten Bo ...... ..,..... .... . , _ bicliAa under the ......... Frad s-taa IWril ofte. llllidt Ta1.Lee~* II :U..cl be elf«:dw IIDIII_. IIIIo t h o -· ....,.. __........... a.,. for ...... a 1'1111 vm.pioDo Is too .... 10 ........ ~...ttooflr.,_blo..-IOplaJ - · tho .-llry II biiDw - .. uywllore. Dl'-lhc ................. Is Hownw, Hood C-* ....._ Onailalllry ................. thoder- ......... if -·t '*"' -bytodaJ'• -Tile ... - - - floadool...... -.---.ldc . . . . . ...... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-08-31 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-08-31 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n05_19830831 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/401b4af0eaba3326fa1ec99570e1c582.pdf 580ed7dce5e6f8c0063cd21ae58d3cfe PDF Text Text ·C ommittees, positions, programs on GSA agenda Hop~~Siicl . WITH SEVERAL projects tilber on the drawina board or currently beina implemented , tbe Graduate Student Auoclatioo (GSA) b cQblisbioa iudf as a stuclmt advocate orpoizatioo tha1 hopes it wiD be mmually beneficial to both stuclmu and the UB adnlqtistratioo. The oraaniz.ation bas developed a Oraduate Steerina Commiu.. in an attempt to rapond to the lack or lf'lduate student employee involvement in issues cooc:ernina them. Tht committee. wbic:b will..,.;..., all or the major Graduate School decisions lh01 afTec:t aradtWe student emplo,..s, will CODJist of six araduate students. two Adm.in.istralors, and four deans, wbo are also c:onsidertd pan or the Administration. Tbe end nsult lea~ lf'ldualt student cmplo,..s with sipiflcant input into the decisions to be made rqardina their tivtihood. In esplainina the netd for the move, GSA V'tee President for Exl<n>al Affain Pottr Murphy cittd the ~.000 allocattd lo noise stipmds-witholll any direct input rrom lf'lduate studenu. " We found out alltr the fact." he said. Tbe Oraduatc Student Emplo,..s Union (GSEU) b also lltemptina to protect GAITAIRA positions within lht UniVft1ity. Tbe union is a stGe-wick ctron to orpn.ize araduate students wort.in& for their rapottive unlwnltlos. tr succasrw, n wiD be the fust such union i.a lh< counuy. " We are now oo a eau lha.l no otba GSA bas abo been ldl..ty iftvolwd 1ft tho Sn>dmt Auoclation or Stile lhliwnltlos' (SASU) attempt to claDocnclzc the StOIC University or New YO<t (SUNY) systom by lobbyiJia ill Alban)>. " We .,.. trylna to ,.. informat ion and activism back onto campus," Cnwront Slicl . "We alreody ha~ a GSA member oo the SASU 11oon1 or Dinaon so as to aDow us to have an ovnsiaht or SASU," Cnwront odcled. A very Important - . . o r GSA .....,tty b the atablilhina or a Child care Center f0< the 8\lfTalo/ Amll<nt community . "We .,.. Optimistic about 111anlna up such a here at UB," Murphy Slicl. " GSA bas abady committ..S SIO,OOO to the Cmter," he not..S. "Personally I' m lnterat..S In coordinal ina p(ltitical cull ural~~~ at UB, such as havlna feminisr speakers. a radiC"al l polh i al comedian, and I bread and puppet thnl..,," Murphy Slicl. " It b Imperative that lf'ldtWe llludentl ... involved on ~ kv<l or decision matilla within the Un1Vft1it y." C\lltltENTl.Y GSA b eopandlna its lltafT to Ptotro-1 1\dtW t.he needs or variolll lf'lduatc Ill udent GSA . . . . . W ter '-olebal... AH.... IN ANanta effort to mate the IOIId a problems willl ~ ortiiiUIIIy- conJtilumd u . ..We already have an little euler to carry, GSA bas atablhbod the illfor1Dallytlllollabaaoriesorlevds.lnltlally. lnttmational and Mfnorily Oteduatt Student diredly to the person Coordinator and we arc now k»okina for a positioa or Graduate Student Rlabu Mvoclle (OSRA), wbo tilltens to complolnts ~about: U it canaot be dealt with WO<nen Graduate Student Cootdinalot ," IUid arievaaca made by lf'lduale lltudents, on that lovol, h ..,.. to the deputment bead, Murphy llid . Any woman , _ . . 1tudent faaolly . . . and the ~ Sc:.hool lnterat..S In the sti pend«~ poohlon should ..... them ill Kftiaa wbfactioD. contacl Murphy at the GSA office In 103 Complalau made aaalast tbe 0r1ev.- Commlltee In IICCOIIiDD. AdmiDiolnlion and facuhy .. wdl .. "UalaaiiJ II II work..S o.. COIIIplttdy to Talbert . th studtot'o and tht (lnduatc lllldelit omploree) union has ~ botb GSA and OfT-Campuo Houlina. a student boca oo befO<e," Slicl GSA Ptalclalt JobD facuhy/ lllmilllllntO<'I Mtio(~ IUid moll oervlce poup, are trylna to coontlnllt a amvuca ... • enwront. THE QSA ....!!.._ Still no AD at SA .............. CIOU.IIGit " ~ - - ...,. acldoM _..oltlte Prooldar T; llllloi Coa•l"" CN"CI ltlqclt Pt t f.llldCIIItlrlllariM iloootol......., , . . - . - ol iN '*- ,...... _. ......................... DOT rtac ..4 rutrkllll oa ... , _ ....... oa .._ .._. ._. . . . _ , ..... . . , .... ,tn. Aid I . . . ...._._ I. 'ne AaiiNnl T - .......... teO& _, ...,...... __..,...... .._........,. ..... . . _... . 1M-...._...,...... ...._ -~rn~~oaa~.-..... .. _.... .......... ,_ . ........ e l l l l l _ . _ ...... ., .............. .., I .......... a.a.. -··wr....,.......................... .,........, - ..... ,.. •.; .... A-.. ,. .....,, Today in Tile Spedrpa: New SA Budget/pqe 3 Buffalo and the F.'uture/page ·7 The Wizard /pqe 13 �• tn Short. 1HE spECIRUM ~ , ~· 2.__1.., , Alan KachlciEdlfoN~ SeoiFI_,.......,.E_ Gwy Stemt_, ERegGIIbeft/_E_ Oavtd Mavti/Att Dfteetot No Spectrum Monday There will be no Spectrum on Monday, September Sth, due to the Labor Day holiday. Th~ SP«trum will resume publication on Wednesday, September 7th . Crafts If you ever wanted to learn how to dye vegetables, take photor;weave or draw, you have a chance this fall at the Creative Craft Center. The Fall Workshops begin September 12 and run for six weeks. Courses are being offered in Pottery, Silk Screen , QuiJting, Calligraphy, Sculpture, Jewelry and Children's Pottery. There is a ijmited class size for each. For more information on costs and the schedule of the workshop call 636-2434 or 636-2807 between I and S p.m . Cheryl Groenborg/CEd McGraw/Au't c:M.pus OavkJ dellslfCofttrfMtl"t Nurse advances OaveHeckm~ng Kevin KntegertCofttrf._,,., Kathryn Cerato, an associate professor in the School of Nursing at UB has been named the vice president of the Nurses Association of the 'American O>llege of Obstetricians and Gyneooloaists. She will take office Jan_UTY I and hold the post for one yeu. She bas been involved with tlie organization for 12 years. A faculty member for 23 years at UB, Cerato desisned a curriculum to prepare nurses to be not only competent providers of health care to women of all ages, but also leaders capable of improving the health care delivery systems involved with women 's needs. In 1981 the Department of Health and Human Services awarded Cerato with a half million dollar grant to estab!Uh UB's graduate maternal/ women 's health specialty area for nurse practitioners. Oavkt CUjkafF..,.,. BarTy Mlnerofl""*' Steve Plotrowakllflfitoto L.uren ZorlU/Pitoto Alicia Gtoyesk..Spom M. FaustiArtl Steve GrtfflthiAI'fa TonyG,..jed&l'lfak MlehMt F. Hopklni/S. ContrltHttlng RlckSzy'-fiiii--Of Michael E. Shattlnl8nl.... llanq., RobertHronllly~ Steve M. Hi~UI'. ....._., Wit and Wisdom QUESTIONS L Name the nine teams that comprise the Canadian Football League (CFL). 2. What are the respective nicknames for each of the teams'? 3. Who was the 13th President of the United States? 4. What other position did he hold before, during and after his term'? S. Which Middle Eastern leader rec::ently announced his re.ignation7 6. What is the capital of Argentin&'? 7. Who is the girl from Manchester, Maine who travelled to the Soviet Union after she wrote a letter to Prime Minister Yuri Andropov'? 8. Which US pop singer is currently touring England and will give a command performance for Prince Charles and Princess Diana? 9. Who was the fll'$1 man killed in the American Revolutionary War? 10. Name tbe font player to be drafted by the United States Football League (USFL). Hint: he didn't sign and was subsequently drafted by the Miami Dolphins. Cindy LaughllniAcfr.CootdfMtot 'SU!QdiO() !UTI!J"l •q1 t{l!-'1 MOU 'OU)JVJ"liiW() ~:>VqJOJ.lltnb qlmqSJ.I!d JO ~l!S.IOA!DO SVM L:ISO •ql ~q p>IJWlP JOAIId ISJIJ •tU. '01 ·m"!liY sndS!J:J nrM IBM .<reuopniO.Ulf ~1{1 U! ~~~~ U'IW 1Sl!J ~tU. '6 'MOfiUIJ"l .<.!J"1J '! ~l(a~Oll QS!l~8 JOj lu!-(11d '! OQM JOIU!' dod SO Ot(J. '8 . t{l!WS 8QIUIWVS RM UO!UO JO!AOS •ql P"l!'!A Oq.ot. !'!I •fnn "'1.1. .L · ~J!V sou~na '! •U!l~JV JO tww:f~ au '9 ·u!Bo9 w:nplliOJ"l JOIS!U!J"l 3W!Jd !13'1JS( RM ~UI!~J .(p~J OI{M. ~l W~1ft3 ~lPP!J'I4 ~IU. · ~ 'tL81"9PIII WOJ) Jo11•ou•oo on OS(II•q ' KBI~SI WOJJ WJOI •!q BUJ.Ina •t ·•JOWII!:J PBfi!J"l '""' ..IWIS P"I!DO •tp JO IUOJ)!'"Jd Ql£1 •tU. ·[ ·uop!Jqlnoll so.,....,.. puu SU0!1 ·~~WVlS 'SJ;!QWCJ& anrg 'SlW:J-.giU. 'SlURWUOIJV ·~pJO;)UO:) 'SOUI!JIS3 'l.gP!ll. I.{IDOlf aJW s;~~U JP4J. ' l 'tri""' QOJB~'"S ptrt 'I!QWDI<>;) QS! I~Q 'Arll(l:) 'I 'l~aUU!M ' UOl(!tu'eH 'OJUOJOl, '~JJUOJ"l 'UO)U0tup3 'IM.U() SH3h\SNY Karen Roeschl~ lluapr HNthef AtklnaoniAft. Prod. Coor. 1M Sp.ctrum.l• represented fOf' natk>nal .awwtlslng by Communications and Advertising s.rvtcet to Students, Inc. Circulation avwage.: 20.000 The Spectrum otfl...-are located In 14 Baldy Hall, State UnlveRity of New York at Buffalo, Buffalo, New York 14.210. Telephone.: (111)831-2488. ~rlQht 1113 Buffolo. N.Y. The Spectrum Student PeriocUcal, Inc _ Edltoriaf policy II determined by the Edltor·ln-Chtet. RepubUcaUons of any m1ner tter.ln wtthOut the express conMf'lt or tn. EdHOf'·ln-Chler ts llrictfJ forbkkten. · The Spectrum 11 printed by' Buffalo NIWIPrnl Inc., tS10 Seneca St Buffolo,N.Y. �FSA owned land aild hot dog stand discussed THE t'ACULTY Student As>oclatloo (FSA) dixusstd the r... or the land owned by the corporatioa nonh or the Amherst Campus ar a boanl ....,ina Tuesday, and d«icce<< to bah any funher studies or the land until aD boanl membm ""' brouaht up to date on the issue. 'The bOanl abo discussed the profitabiUty or iu hot dos stand in Fouoders Plaza and ways in whidl iu appearanc< could be impro~ . "T .1. ime is the cn~cial.facr ' Leonard Snyder FSA Praldent Jeny Kaplan started the discussion on the land proposina thaJ a committee rrom the boanl--consistilll or two 11udenu and two DOD·IIudents-be formed to compile rdnant lnfomwion from existina reports and - t it to the boanl at its monthly mectinp. 'The proposal was oppoood by FSA TT<uurer Leonard Snyder. who was eoo«rned with financina the committee. Student Auoclatioa S<nate Cbairpenon Howard F'ri<cl and Actina GradUal< Student Asloclation Vlcc Praldent Peter Hirshman prciCilted a . compilation or lnfonnadon ~ pthcred on the land, a 11udy commlulon<d by the boanl at ltJ July ll .....Ina. Hlnhmaa strclled 1M n<e11 r.,. uplorina 1M -'billlJ or dndopiJta the land in "noa-<011-tional" ways. 'TbciK boanl to the ultlthatth<rc would be no flarther """"" to collect tnort dara untll aD .,._.. lllCIDben ...,. the opponunity to rniew exiJtina information. It was d«icce<< that Hinllman and F'ri<cl would be paid ror wort alreoody completed but that no new studies would be commissioned at this time. A PROPOSAL to sdJ the land was abo discusstd at the ....,ina. Cllrmltly the land does noc ntioY tL, utmpc status and ls a constant drain oo FSA raGUI'C'C:S. Board member Jon llool likened the land to an "albatross about the corporarion's neck" and concluded that the board should "aclmlt its mistake"' and sdl the land immediately . While many board members YOked the opinion that the land should be sold, they disaarftd as to when would be the bell tim<. " Time is the crucial fact," Snyder said, "and that time ls not tomorrow Of Ihe ne,.;t one." The board will 10 Into executl"" onslon three weeks rrorn Tuesday's .....Ina to discuu 1M (Utur~ of lh~ land. Disc:uuion on the FSA owned hot dos 11and <flltcred around Its prontabUlty. Director of Food and Vendlna Sorvica (FVS) Doriald Hosie said that total FVS sales for the summc1" wue down SlO,(D) tompared to lui yeaJ , but' that the hot dos •and wu doina better than upected. He added that FVS was llilllnrnlna how to use the fadllty . Reaardina 1M apprara.nce or the stand , Holle said that he had real~ a few complaints, but had no plans to chana< the struaure. Kaplan '1qaattd I conttll 10 nnd an ac<eptablc palntlna schornc. SA Executive Officers disagree over budget plan Sprinar... would ha>e ~>om hdcl. occonlina to Iva, btause It is one of 1M lui biDs paid and ~ other tlubo oould taltt Un< c:uts later to provide sul'lkl<nt fuodina . By mMcGRAW Assist11111 CJIIffpKJ Edilor THE STUDENT Auoclalion (SA) buda<t for 1M 1911-1914 ocac1cmic Y<aJ went into effect ya~erd&y with SA Tru.urer Ken I""' and Vice PraicleDl David Dale dl!ftrlna .,_ just wb&l spec:ilia k oantaiu. Iva bdlna thot 1M buclps he drew up and wbic:b- s--ed by the SA Sawelul April 17, Ia the buclps DOW in effect. DaJe. oo 1M other band, tblnts 1M Smote ..,...S to 10 with the rCYilod buda<l SA Praldent Bob Haydal prodoatl aner his ...., or 1M orilinal draft. The - · ..,...s with Hayden at lbat time lbat ha had "'" ron - . . . · - t emo11ment and thordO<C tbe IUDOWil or ,......,.. t11ot would be rm..s rrom •udent r-. mandatory 'The orilinal bud~~'~ - - OD an atimated r.. moenue or 1961,100, to be ..-ated from ll,«JJ full time . . - . minus those - e d woi-. of their ftc clue to n<ed . Howft<r, r..d on.-.:b tlcMw II, UB's omc:e or lnatltlllloul Sladiea, lfaydal CODduded ~- would be c:ootn'buted II, td-for ...,._ to INdpt .-r~y SIO, ..sdltloul r... this ,.-. 1...• flaura allowed for an .._..... II per .,... "aaabioa" or _,;. or ..r.ty; Ha}dal believed t11ot this ldl too """"' ,......,.. ~ed. He 111011 a.,.....,. of llvepercaotlahisllpnstopro•lcleaaaua SIO.OOOto ........ ,.........,.oftloo ....... wouldproo!IM , ...... thot ......, "'" .......... to s.,riotlfal .................. _.,. .. order to...._,..... ror waua. A DDAn: iD the Senate msued lui _ . , . u I""' and Ha}'den explained their r,.uril. A motion to ovmide Hayden's ..,o ev<Dttsally !ailed; the v01o wu later 1i1J 1M Sludeal· Wide Judiciary. Wbal the 5cDole s--ed Ha}'den's DOW buclps . .,_..,,eo-.! c:h---.1 owrt""* lslsao'-. Dale Mid thot the Sawe- to-e on an allocMion or the SIO,OOO over 1M .........,. 0< durlna .,.. of their -mp this raD . I Is ''wider 1M imprcuioa thai 1M fir• buda<t s--ed Is Ia effect, " Dale Aid. s- lfaydal'a veto or 1M buda<t ruled ..........ututloAal II, the Studoat·W'IIIt Judiciary. 1- redo thot his buda« ......s.. ..,.,.. 1s a .........rlctlo 1a the (SA> Coaathutloa . .. hu said or the c-ttwtloa' • veto provlsiona, ''Tbel'a -.the problem is." Ia ARTICLE VII Scetion 1-under ........., ,.__..,. CoDillcudotl rada •. , . 5cDole sbll have ...ul April ZJnl or theSprina~to-and..........S t1oo "...,. "-ddllae ........ " The lnlclal budiiM drafted 11, 11oo ...,_ c-~ruo with wrllltll """ _....II, 1M ....... r- • "'" a..- - rr AUO .... t11ot "If 11oo Seutc 1a ....,.. t o - tloo propoeed buclps II, tloot.dQor.-...ortloo5prtate-. lloc ~"-a eo-:11 (I!I'C)..... ...... tloo_to_tloo _ _ _ _ • 1111011 .. .uT1CU! JV. Scdooo , ,.. Tht .............. u.·. -EPC."'",_...· --a . . -tecl-toa _ . . . _ . . . . , . . t h e SA of'lldola ........._ .. ; s-Al a.........,.. Mod ...... Ha ~ till ...,..._._...tlooboollotaoodlllld .............. It ........ ...t.wad." n.. s-. .. - fer .... lint d. . this 1111 - - • ......,.. '· '"" idpiii!!.....,.ii!i!.._ onl !!ia!-*' i!!i!.ll......, iiiiillll•iii•iii•iii•- -"•1ii,.. iliiiaaiWaM iiiiiliiiiiiiliii"'"iii*iii• ~"iiii•ilii.. iiilbt iiiilliiSiiiiriii•iii•iii"ii.. iiiiliiilllilliliilil lll i-iiiii l ' iiidp iiiiitiiaiii!l ood The Weekend Special no coupon nec••••rr Buy • 11" v.,l, Deluxe or Price Destroyer and get • 12" Cheese Pizza Free. OI'EII nLLI:AM 011 I' IlL AIID 18A T. -- bw-C*fY. IQOO, ~....., - ............ lal• ..,..S to alow 1110 ..to and 10 with ...,._.,,._., liMia boollotla clac:lolad 011, •1wilbt_.....,_, __ ""- ...., , _ . . ,...,.......... 1'1111 . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . _ ,__ lllla ,...,., . . . _ ,_ ......, to ......., 1a Oac*rr. ·----..-a---· ._... ...---- ..........» ..... �. . 0 edttortal A good start, but parking signs and no blkelane signs painted on the street-just two white lines on either side of the street outlining five foot lanes. Are these lanes for bicycles? Or Is parking allowed, as the signs (or lack of signs) Indicate? And who will take care of the bikeway? Spokesmen from the Erie County Highway Department say the b ik eway Is the responsibility of the Town of Amherst , even though It Is a county road. But Town of Amherst spokesmen say that It Is the responsibility of the County. The bikeway Is a fine example of what can .happen when separate governmental agencles work together for the common good of the people. Let' s get It together folks. A mixed blessing has been given to the University community . The Intercampus bikeway connecting the Amherst and Main Street campuses Is complete, giving bicyclists the first real chance to travel between campuses without having to make a choice between getting hit on the open highway and getting lost In the labrynth- of side streets. The bikeway ambles pleasllntiy through tree· lined residential lanes north of Bailey with clearly marked " Bike Route" signs to aid the navlgationally handicapped. On the Sweet Home road section, which Is a busier street, the bikeway becomes a distinct five foot bike lane. Very nice, very safe. The Sweet Home underpass, to open In a few weeks, will extend the blkelane to campus. Yet all Is not rosy In Blkeland. There Is a section of Sweet Home Road, between Eggert and Sheridan Drive, that is unclearly marked. North of Sheridan on Sweet Home , the bike lane Is clear ly designated-restricted park ing signs line the street In addition to the bike lane signs (with stylized bicycles) that are painted on the pavement. But south of Sheridan there are no restricted First and 10 It Is good to see that the Student ASsociation (SA) Is finally ready to appoint a Director of Athletics and get on with the business of maintaining student control over the nearly $300,000 of student mandatory fee money that composes the sports budget. Student control over student money Is Important If SA, and the other governments, are to retain any autonomy In their own decision making process. Failure to appoint an athletic director adds an extra burden to the already busy treasurer and could allow the administrators In Alumni Arena to create a budget that Is to their liking-and not the students. The athletic budget has become a touchy Issue in the past year with a State University of New York (SUNY) proposal to create a state· wide budget funding sports, and a commission composed of a majority of administrators to decide money allocation-although students would still be footing most of the bil l. If Inter-collegiate sports are to be a student activity In SUNY-and they should-then they should be funded and controlled by students. Whoever finally gets the appointment for Athletic Director should keep this In mind and work hard to make a budget that Is fair to all student athletes and not just the " major" · sports that athletic programs across the nat ion are so fond of supporting. Last year, under the direction of Ath letic Director Ken lves, now Treasurer, SA made steps toward a budget that was more to students' liking. Hopefully, It Is not too late th is year to build on the ground work and fina lly achieve not just an athletic budget, but a student athletic budget. Wanted: real fans WBFO Insurance Ed itor: Editor. Editor: In your art icle entitled " Wrigley?" appear in g In the Wednesday , Augus t 31, Spectrum, you mistakenly reported that all of the fans thai will be used for thescenea shot at AU-High stadium w ill be cardboard props. I am happy to say that this Ia not entirely true and thlt anyone reading this kttter who would like to be an extra for the scene In the Robert Redford movle " The Natural" which will be filmed on Saturday, september 10, at All· High Stadium may do so by calling 833-3661 between the hours of 8-8 p.m. The Buffalo Energy Educatlon Foundation and the Sierra Club are recruit ing 1000 lana to be In the movie tor that day. BuMS will be running from the MalniBalley tot and will take " aspiring atara" to and from the film sno. The bu ... will be departl"1l ot 12 noon ond wfll be canyl"1l the 11130'o-lool<lng fono to the atadlum for the day'a ahootlng which will be wrapping up oround 7 p.m. The d,..o of the cloy will be dill< panto ond jocket of either block, brown or grey (CIIdlgan ..id •-tllhlrto .,. olio occeptlble) ond o whlto llhlrt, - - muot brl!11ll block umbrollo ~of the _,her lnd the fltmlno wtll 110 on rain or llhlne. C... wfll not be a l - at lila otadlum- day, ao call to , _ . . )'OUr place In lila After reading various articles In the Buffalo News and s,.ctrum on 1/11. ollogatlono ol mlomano-t let WBFO, I feel obliged to voice my oplnk)O. I would point out that my views are my own and should not be construed as the official response of the WBFO management. First .at all, I must criticize The Spectrum for Ita very unfair heodllno In 111 Auguot 2Vth ldltlon. It rud, " Station mlamanagement prowen aay WBFO workers." No reporter talked to this wort<er,'' nor any of my fellow employ"' who ahara my views . But Cheryl Greenberg woutd not have had a ·•ocoop" If llhe hod tolkod to thoH of us who do not bellwe there was mlamanao-ment. It II I lhlme thlt The S,..trum ,....rto to lila old toumollotlc cotch· oil, "oourceo," In ropontng newo otorleo. I om o joumollot, but In my opinion, It lo not right thet my oupervloor, WBFOGenaral ~ Robert StkorUI, hal defomod by thll ..,,... 1 - t . whllo tho " gutlooo" lndlvlduato bringing rtdlculouo ~ ..main anonymous. In lila _ , S,..ttt111t orticto. It wu otaMCI that omploroo ond ot.u dlo fig.... _ , • . , -· to I recently recetved the atudent Insurance packet In the mall. As 1 aldmmld thru the pampllllt ontltlod " Student Accident and Health Insurance Program lor atudents of the Stole Unlvwalty of New Yortt ot Buffolo," I woa begtnnl"1l to think It woa • great policy. Then oomethlng caught my eye and waa very dloturblng to mo. It read " Motomlty Care Expanae-beneflta are payable on the aame baala as any other olcl<-o. . . • ". Thlo floorld mel Haa the vaJue of unborn human life dwlndlod to lila point the! It Is nowtermldo"alct<OIII" ? Then I read on. " Abortion E><ponoe Benefit-up to $1!10 for all expenaea reaultlng from an obortlon, . . . " Flrll of at ~ I om o mail. To my koowfodga. thlnl heo t- for Public - - h t o m y_ - . ._ .. tllaiiNN_a!WYI movie. lull-tflole .........,_ .. _to_ ....--..-.- Gelllu to - - .. lila , ..... lila grant --ton Aa tar Congratutoitono to lila Individual who carne up with lila unique -ooowclod - -""-of people wah for a - wwo, nol . . . . . Aa - otaffer otaMCI. _ , u an omp~oyoo • -'lion, lla 01 .... to -nlnoal_ln _ _ __ or.,._ Editor: -..ton MFO'o grMt from lha Corporation .-a Flint ~ - . lila ... to 01 Eltleoll ..., 1111 ~0 con...,tanoo of ·H-al ~ A. true • - of iiMiuat 1/\ aal know, the number of s ud1oadld not affect the amount of money we were receiving. Concerning the employment or Bob Slkorakl'a wtfe 11 a secretary, It Ia my knowledge that It wu approved by hla superi or. In addition, Bob conaulted with rnernben of tho senior otoft to detarmlne If there were any objectlono. In my CIH, I hod no probtoma wnh hlr employment. In foct, oho typad two drofto, lhot'o """" than 300 pa-. of our Newa Department ' • eeaqu lcentennl al Mrift, "N-• of tho Year." Ao tor ut · m-llheumod~ penny of liar oalary. I oleo dloagroo wtth tlla two otoftorw who oald tlla,. wu plenty of room for her to wort< at our lludlo . location during oonotructlon of our now otudlo and office complox In Alton Hall. - . ? On lila roof! I wu ba1.ty to do my Jab becau11 of tlla -racttono of wortctno 1n crampld _...... Once " " conotructlon ----10-ln -,_,--tno- on on abortion performed a ma-tlla mall populotton with tlla heo not opportunity to beor a child , lhlnlforo lila ol SUNY at Buffalo- no1 be IOicadto buy - - - - nol-lhorn. - . but Important, I om one of many on who allortlon on - - f 0 1 . . . . _ _ , - 000111111_., for lila lha .....,.,. I ........., olljaot to lila tile........,..-..- waa completed , a part-time Un-.ny loralng ........ to pay for t111o --'loft. an -'lonlrl--11111 In - - . . W8FO'o tollntld 111ft or .........,_ ond votunt-. - . h a l - ""' - - l n g lilaI t - , -1111-.g of Our llaternerahlp haa lncreaeed ~. duo In Port to Bob ""Matonulty ~ . . . . . . ...... - - - - 0 1 M .. • OlilloiU M 8llllltlonal durlnolllaPMtt_,_.., many of - - - - . . . i p. W8F0to Ul'o moot oftlclent community rolatlono tool, riKIItng poopto who not normally haft ooritoct With lila lnotltutlon. Yet. our Imago II damagld by !No entire Inc-. aN - o f, and t tlla term -ln. • " ' u t -· tow. Theno to no "'lem&MQement here, and I'm Cotlfldent the admlnlat,.atlon' a l-Igation w i l l - that! _ . . . , . for . . - · - - - of dliMIId.---.,tlirOUitll "" - -- coot to • - ClluooM t1111 method of - " " ' whh tllefr ------- -------:---------- -----------------.. ·-----------------------· �op-e ___ ..- ·-·"' .......... _,.._,_ ___ __.,-.-------"'____ . __ .......... __ .....,.....,...,___.................. """,..._..,. . ... --of--.. __ ....... ... _ ___ ... _._.,_ .._____ .. _ ....... . . .,.. ____ .. ......., ... ______ .....,.. .. .... ___ .. __ ......... ............. _........................ _ ___ __ ...___ _ ...............-_........... _.......... ·--·-..--..... .. _... ,.._. _ __ .,_,....., .........._ ............ .. --.- ...-.... . - of . . ' ·---ot-TIIII-Ioo . ......._____ ---..--_____ ......... __ _ _____ .... __ ..,... ........ -----·--· ...,.. _ . . . "'"'"'·- ...... _ _.. .... .,.. 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ANNUAL COMPETiTION FUR OVERSEAS STUDY This Fall SemaSIM, the English as 11 Sacond L.Migu11ge Prooran of the lntenslvo& English L11nguage Institute will offer: 1984-a~ Tbe Uo.iled Statca lafonaaloa ~d lutitwte•r t•eratioDal Ecklcatioa annouoccd the.ofrJCi&l openina of tbe 1914-&J compedrioa. for araau for anduate Jtudy-ur iaeardt abroad in academic fields and for professional in the cn:ativc and pe:r:fonoio& uu . It is expected that approximatdy 500 awards to 50 countries will be available for the 1984-IS ICadcmiC year . "ENGLISH FOR FOREIGN PROFESSIONALS" trainina e s,.clel e•onlng coutso for fecully, acl>olers end spouaos. In ordflr lo help foreign prolesslonels In ell fields mellor lllo commun/cetlon skills nHded In en English· speelcinp enrironmenr. rhe course will locus on: 1bc: purpose of these aranu is to increase mutual uoderstaodi.na bdwem the peopk: or the United SWcs and othtt coWllria throuah the e:xcbanac of persons, knowiCJ:Iat: and skiUs. They arc JWOvided under the terms of the Mutual Educat.iooal and CUltural Exc:banac Act of 1961 (FulbriJht-Hays Act) and by forcian aoveroments, universities, corporalions and private donors. . langu1g1 skills improvement {11stenmg. speakmg, reading and wrmng) · IIVIII ofllngt.llge UH . non·rerbel communication · appropriate speech forms lor both profenlonal and aoclalaattlngs, end · st1ndard forms of written communication Applicants must be U .S. citizens at the time of application, who wi.U aeneraiiY hold a bacbdor's dqree or its equivalent before the bqinn.ina date of l.bc srant and, in most cues, wiD be proftcient in the: lanauaac: of the host country. &cept for CC'I1..ain spccifw: awards, candidates may·not hold the Ph.D. at the: time of application . Caoctidales_for 1984-85 arc: indi&ible for a crant to a country if they have: been doina araduatc: work or conduct ina rc:seardl in that country for sii months or more durina the ac.ackmk year 1983-84 . ADMISSION IS OPEN TO ALL INTERESTED FACULTY. SCHOLARS & SPOUSES Creative and performina anists are not required to have a bachdor's dcaree, but they must have four years of professional study or equivalent espcriencc:. SociaJ work applicants must have at least two years of professional apcrience after tht: Master of Sodal Work dearee; c::andidata in medicine mwt have an M.D. at the time of application . DAYSITIMES: Tu<11d1y1 & Thurldoys; 5:30-6:45 pm Tuesdey, September 27-Thursdey, Oecember 8 PLACE: Amherst CempuG Selection is based on the academic and/ or profes:sional record of the applicant, the validity and feasibility of the proposed study plan , the applicant's lan.auqe preparation and personal qualirJCadons. Prefermct is Jiven to candid11es wbo have not bad prior opportunity for extended study or residence abroad. TUITION : 175.00 For more info. lafonutlo• ucl applklldoa aaiHial ••Y be obtah•ed Ia Tk Offlc« of laknatioul Sl:adies, .CI.C Capn Haft . FutHr hlfonaacJoa rube obtalaed frvm tit« hlbric•l PToara• A••llor, Dr. Laarnce Sdlaridn', 636-1111. on the course and reglsHalion, c.,ll , write or vi sit !he: The Deadline for FiUna Applications on this campus, is October 1st, 1983. lntenatve English Unguage Institute SUNYIIullelo 320 llotdy Holl Amhent Campus Bullolo, N- Yort. 14260 Til.: 83&-2077 -~ The Spectrum Classifieds efficient way of communicatin g An XBORTIONSERVICES Student Rates Testing . 883-2213 Erie Medical Center 50 Hi!Jt Street·5th floor Free~ ...... ,,..,._ . SI\V£ AT H£1<· TEK It IW . » ,.._._.., 5.l TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ~--· .. 11 M-M ... . a lH6-1 . D a n. S1 . . . . . lHI(IRWt . S2 Get to the answers faster. With the11-55-II. 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This .m.., btD«< on t-'0 willt tlllft Cil]' Cmut<ll aurdidotes who orr 0< ~ UB stwlmts-E.._ F.Jtq, lMJW C'iurcr.e« and Dtrvid R11tecki- was intmd«< to sltow CONifC'fiolu b«Wift1f UB Md tlw city. THE RECOVER\' of Buffolo may be a difficult task. With tbe city's tnditionaJ economic in heavy indlllllY and tramportapon decliJiial, politicians .,. UDdedded o¥U tbe best route for ill .......ay. Ruffolo wu buih on tbe automobile, Sloe! and traolpOrUboD indultricl and, in iu heyday in tbe l~'s, was a prosperous c:ity of O¥<r ~.000. Tbc cc:onomic dcdioc bepn la!er t1uot docade wbm tbe Sl. l.aW~t~~Ce Seaway was opcDed and mud> of tbe Great Latcs frei&ht trafl1C wu redinaod around Ruffolo. The dowmpin continued in tbe early 19'lO's wbm Amcric:an production of can and Sloe! tailed off, and tbe indwtry t1uot remained moved south because or lower taxes and ooo-unioa labor. In recmt yean tbetc bas been talk of reco-r, but what fonD this recov<ry will take remaios a cmtral policy q.-ion. The IJOwinl traWls point in tbree ditections-hiah-<eclmolosY and small lilht indwtry. and service industria. The 5ei'Yicr industries arc based Oft tourism. lnducfina an incrase in convention business. and the downlown urba.D renewal. New hou:b pracntly under COOSUUCtioo do-own, tbe rnitalizcd lbcaler Diltrlcs, the Licht Rail Rapid Transit (lRitT), tbe new Convcotioa Center, cspaudcd expressway savK:c of tbe downtown, and ptOjXMAls for a downtown hascball/soa:er stadium .,. key clements in this clndopmcnt . Mayor Jimmy Griffm's administration has been pusllina tbe savK:c industries, suc:casfully to a point. Wb.iSe the convention busiDeu is inc:reasin& with the new Center and tbe Tbcater District is powin&, tbetc arc some complainu t1uot Buffolo bas Utile future as a tourist cauer. Others &rJU< t1uot because tourism employs mostly low paid, unsltiUcd labor, It bas little incmtivc for pcoplc tlcsirina permanent ~ UCHT IN DUS11l\' dndopmatt would utilitt Ruffolo's many abancloood faclorics for product.s such ar-utilily co-scncntors and spcdaJiud Sled whldl could be dcYdopod on a smaller tcalc thaD tbe heavy indlllllY of tbe pall . It is in tbe f1Cicl of hiah-<eclmolosY industries t1uot UB and Ruffolo could work tos<tbcr. COmputerizEd, hllhJy awomotetl, hiah tcc:bDolocj indwtries require a wdl-cducatcd work fora and teobDical ftoeilitia whldl could be provMied with tbe aid of the Univcnity. UB .,.duatc David Rwectl, a Dcmot:ra1 t'llftni&tl for tbe North District City CouDcil _., belic..s t1uot tbe dndo!liDCDI of a propoood biP-uch cmtcr at UB is a worthy ..,.., but doubts iu ch.- of ......... 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"The bikeway is a cheap, easy way to get back and forth betwrrn campuses, especially now sin~ mosr students don't have parking ri&hts on the Main Stteet campus," Welch said . The bikeway begins at the northwnt comer of Main and Bailey, extending nonhward on Crosby Boulevard, Hendricks Boulevard, Maynard Orin, to Stevenson and Rose:dalc Bouievarcb. 1bc: last strC'f.ch of Lhc bikeway proper is from SwM Home Road , acr0$S Euen. to Maple Road where the, as yet unrmished, Younamann underpass bqins., Goodman bd.icves it is ironic that a bike path was completed in the residential nci&hborhood first "even thouah whaJ bicyclists need the mos1 is the underpass .'' She said that much of the suppon the Town of Amherst and Eric County pvc to the bik<path oonccpt mi&ht have lad somcthin& to do with the foct . ·- . -· What a Party! !need Prot... lonal Helpl • -.clau III · bikeway route :;;;;;;claN II · blke lane tuDfi.fti.abed} lhat or the S2SO,OOO Jivcn to the project, 90 per cent was used to repair and repave SW'Cd Home Road, 1 county hiJhway . Only 10 p«eenl was used for the IC!ual Bring rour run-down ~ID :5 834-3145 rn 11 PARTS Nlagltra F•nelllwcl. Tran--.tal Audio bikeway, In the form of sips 111<1 road pmnt . Once the un-dtrpau is opa~«~-probably wt eks . within n.., or lix accordlaa to Wolch-bicyclisu will no lonaor han lo risk in iury on Mill« port Hlcbway or the Maple Road btid1e when lravcllina b<tWftll campuses. They will, hown'<r . still havt to dtal ,..;th tht la<k of 1 dfti.,..ltd bikC"way bC"Iwten lht Rensch mtrantt on w«t Homt' Road and tht Amhcnt pint'. 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Jl#-25 dai l'lf Sund~Jalso 'lel 1,Pz. .L./8 1zou rs . f.So suna5. ;;/a 8uflel':;!J "/'' road -wa.rr-zor-s BUSES nfo lhe lo.J wtthena buses lo 1l)f lo~altolJ.fTJ../70 ame-r-zca..n wereliX>lf _ easl and soullua.s~ ·of bulfa 1o. ~ wa.lch for lhe posl:.~a li-mes- YOU IRCBwelcomes back to U.B. REFRIG ERATD RS PRINl'\VEAR _ /' la.rge- affor-Jtl.ble. pr-itt1wear for yt.a.'L $6~ tl5 ae.p ":Jour ~1ub, _ha.-m, l'loor}or SezneSle.r 1/5 +l.5 aep J yea.r 'iO ,.llde.p se.mc.sle.r JOt sma.?l zs ae..e orJa.n·u~alton . .lki.S includes top 'J.ualillf Spt:!r-lswear-: __ia..c..&tS, swu..ts, l-sh.irb, bose1:Ja.ll c.:ps{[kli:nur lulls. Zoe a.lions : red fac~l FLGIJDA Sc.pl:. 3 unCfer:9round lfttp wa.,uhi-r:tj for sept. '-1 qrub dtt.w ana lin:uJ" Eor ou:r· 4.l1ttua:1 ~~.!J 1rlp. Bpttt-·ll pm onl_y St.pl:. J.. otlia a.t 10'1 la:r90 quod: ~~-L1JW �GSA.con~mU.:- -~ nei&hborbood crime watch within the student Jhetto adjacent to the Main .Street Campus. "'There is a lot of theft and rape in lhat area and hopefully the establishment of this procram will be a deterrant to crime."' declared Actina Vice President of Administrative Affairs Peter Hirshman. "We are now petitionin& to &et two thirds o.f the blocks to participate and hopefully tbe number of incidents will ao down . •• he said. Another idea Hirshman i.s workina on is a Parent Visitina Wee~end whicb is bcin& coordinated with SASU. 1l>e pr01fat11 would include a tour of the campuses, a ride on the Blue Bird Buses, eatina in cafeterias and arranaina meetinas with UB Praident St..., Sample to discuss matters that concern tbe parents as taxpayers and family beads. "It would be exactly like a 'Day in a Ufe of a Student' type of thiDa. like what they have at Oneonta now ." be said. This year GSA is octivdy supponina a voten rqistration effort ... We're settina up tables on both campuses to issue reJislrmioo forms and to answer all questions, •• Hirshman said. "I bope we c:an ad 10 Amon& its many participa1ory activities, volunteen oo both campuses to belp out this GSA has orpnized several r<eonstructlon and beautification projects for both wonbwhile cause," he commented. In conjunctioo with tbe Leaaue of Women campuses. An architect m.;or, Hinhman Voters and Student Association (SA), GSA is drew up the plans for tbe Capen Lobby spon.sorin& a .. Meet the Candidates'' forum renovations, the beautifteation of Harriman on September 6 at 8:00 pm. in 148 Hall, and the construction of a proposed Nonon Diefendorf Hall on the Main Street The forum will biJhlilht candidates i"'-../ '""1'-"''V'~'i'! CatnP<i:l. Buffalo's upcomina Common Council 10 1 er some primary. "We're tryina to ad WBFO to paint Harr', cover il live for u.s, bul Uus ts noa yet stu<lmt oraani.zatio ue ted . I'd like to con fumed," Hirshman said. paint JOme murals and color code the (~tility) ' pipes to make thinas 1110n pleasina to the "MOST Of OUII projects an positi>'e eye," Hirshman said. " I want to make steps to makina this Univenity a better pl-. people ""'"' to ao down -there," he and to inaeaJe participation," Hirshman explained . Hinloman is rnponsible for tbe asserted. 11>e GSA octivist ci1ed tbe planned murals reantly plac:ed in the buildina. Hirshman is also involved in set tina up a Peace Day ...a as an example. 1l>e walk is scheduled for September 21 and is planned to lludent ratskdlar in the Amhent Campus 's proaed from Main Su«1 to the Amherst Nonon Hall. Plans c:all for a llqC and tbe Campus. Orpnizoed, by SodoloaY professor inclusion of tbe old Squire Union jukebox. Ed Pnwdl. the ...a will stress the need for 11>e Record Cc><>p is also aettina a r-un peoa; anyone intcraled should contact that will add a doo......; •JO the main corridor Powell at 836-III.S. to make it men eully aCassible. "Ir the Co- op is to make any prolh! it mUll be euler 10 ftnd and more noticeable," ~ declared . IN rrs MOST dranwic renovation effort to date, GSA has already put a bid in 10 ~-~ down tbe wall separatina the two dinina . , _ of the Talben Hall Bullpen. By eHminatlna the atau window and sunoundina wall, the two moms will have tbe option of beiDa combined Into one l and more functional fodlity. "ll>e job was oriainally priced at $19,000 by the University's architects, but I removed the plans for a moveable partition and replaa:d it with cunains; now it costs only S.SJOO... Hirshman said. GSA has its hands full with mcmben' many pro.i«U and <OrK"<mS, most of which an dirtcted toward both 11udents and the Admininradon. Hirshman summed it up by sayina "We try to work out plans that beneRt everyone- students and odmlnistratlon. We all have the same JOal: to help to better the University as a whole ." �Then get in on the ground floor in our undergradua1e officer • You can take &ee cMlian flying lessons ~program. You rould start planning on a career like the • You're~ upon gradualion mm in this ad hale. And am hale some great adv.intages like: If )OO're loo~ to roo.e up quickly, look into the Marine~ • Earning $100 a month during the school }eal' undergraduale officer comrni'isioning program. You rould stut cif • As a freshman or sophomore, )00 Could complete )OOr basic making more than $17,000 a }eal' 1\\1:) sununer ,.---:..._..:..__ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _L ~during six-~ :;:::::,morethan$uoo • Juniors earn more than $1900 dur- IIL..--( 1-nm,n•m ~Jf)llc:anbeoneo£as.~~ rr~.J ,., " ..., ....-....-.- upquicldy? . �sport NFC should fear Cowboys, Packers and 49ers By KEVIN IUlUEGER Colltributilll Editor ONE OF THE happiest men around this fall is aoiDa to be commentator Brent Musbor&cr. For the second year in a row, he can boast that one of the teams in the confcreuce his network is contracted with is the clefendlna World Olampions. lmqine tbll, aolly aee. The Nalional Footboll Conrermce (NFC), once a aroup lbat was sure to be represented in the Super Bowl by either Dallas or Minnesota, has sent rtvc different teams in the past five years. Now some teams can beat the Cowboys to &otto the title pme. For the past throe years they bad to. Who they turned out to be (Ph iladelphia, San Francisco, and WashinJton) was even more surprisina. Dallas askina for oo<able talent in ow Division Ill uu. Danny While, Tony Donett, H arvey Martin, Evenon WaDs &Dd the res1 ha~ become the yardstick by which the res1 or the NFC is measured. As 1ooa u there is Oll(y ooe flex c~er.... &Dd one punter whose bana time is OD!y rivaled by his tbrowina arm, tbo Cowboys will be favorites to 10 u far as they can. an very patialt in their ,..ys. Jim Han bas The Grftn Bo,y m.......,....t bdievtd that lllllde it oil the way to his .;,hteenth year Starr could tab the P..:ken' piKa. If thm bofon: the coaches cl<dckd on a permanent _ , divisions lasl - · the Pack ~ succasor. ha¥< loci the Central. Neil Lomax bas matured 11 aboqt the same They oould put a lot or poinu on thdr side rate the Canlinals ha>e lmprowd. Mon: than ooiDciclental, this condatioa will continue u St. Louis loo<etu its oo Lomax's arm. Wltb a tdl<dulo tiko their's, they have to be ablo to san mote points than tbdr rec:ent • ..,.... in order to ac:hlove a winnina record . mans NEW YOU CIANIS-Last _,.,., it was the team tbll eomcted tbo most oeptives, PHILAD£LPH1A t:AGLES-Wo will ooon inst...S or addina the most positives. that was ..., what .previously uncloewnalted •'ODKh 's suc:c:asful. The GiaDts wen subject to ooc burnout.. can do to a tam. Some too many oe:ptives. P'"IN*Icatort have lcleu, Hke a near rust, New York bad to ac:oept tbe loss or un&Dimous ~ for last piKe. Phil Simms &Dd !bon do witbout Rob Wbon the lasl of their opponentJ In the Carpenter. With throe ...,.ks loll in tbo NFC East, tbo OW.u, '-1>--froaed over the seasoo , H.-I eo.ch Ray Perkins aonouneed E.pes In tbo standlnp lasl year, you knew his lRnlfer back to school at AJabama_ !lw It ~ take time ror Pllllaclelphla to ,.._ Wdl, Perkins ldl behind his playbook to establish thanlol¥a. his clefc:nsive coordinator, BiD Pan:db. Now It miaht allo take oome time to win back H.-I eo.ch Pan:db bas Ill tbo rilbt mova fans wbo twbched loyalty to their sprl01 to ""'"' while his old studettts hold the n.;,hbon, tbo Philly Stars. oppooc:nu clown. The OW.u bad one or the top defenses in the leque in '82. CENTRAL: A ooe point loss at Washin&ton was one or the n:asons for New York DOt makina the playoffs lasl year. :=.==============. WASHINCTON JlEDSI[JNS-A one point win II homo apinst the Oiants was ooe of the few anbarusmmU f0< tbo Rodsklns last The, ...mbied on tbrouab the roaular &Dd tbo playoffs piDIDa IDOCDaltum with every · hlisinfar-s c:lllldreft of r-boll f01ben learned to r...- Smurfl &Dd year IOUOD DALLAS C OW.OYS-Tbe Cowboys sbould rise abo~ the rat in tbo divilioo thll wlllmostlitdy supply !.be tam !lw will play in Tampa Bo,y oa1 Jan..-y. The ....--familiar star oo tbo bclmet is a sip or bow suooou is produced by a oimubaneous effort or tbo tam &Dd the hoftt o1T100. This v e r y - - oooviDood or tllil lasl year wboa ..., recolvod a leuor fiom Hop. YCl bow lona can It lasl? ()ppoaa>U ~ bad time to lllnbor c:sploro (&Dd...,. utWJC) Head eo.ch Joe Olbbo' t - lllbt mel offeDJO. AD of tbo ReclsldDo c:&IIDOt perform u wdl u they did l a s l -. In tbo touabost Gu:t:N IIA Y PAC&IIII-A fiiCinldna divllloo ID tbo ooo!..-.-, !lw oould moan fact is tba But " last Y...- of hlo Cont...., .. c:buina a Wild Card aiUY . St&IT bas Oll(y boon IUf1IUIId by T.., lAndry . Bud O.ld Noll l)ool L--------------' ar... IT. IAiivlll CAJIDINAU-lllo c.ntlnllt 511.111 ,..._ ...,._ wtdl- rr- tbo Tlma~MdatM Wlwd'-fllllllb- had troubles....-.~~~~ INqumdao /owtd lliJ "'V to llW IVW qJJicoG /It ~ pmWula. Tho . . . _ for loolll oq,..do'clo with roaiY<n John Jeffenoo &Dd Jama Loflon pultiDI in puoes from 13-101' ..,.,... Lynn Dickey. They oould pnvent a 1o1 of points with balaneecl st....,.h on bolh sicks of oooe tackle. Oneo Bo,y jill! bas to conm psyeholotlcal probloms when playi01 losoor teams (lost to Detroit twice &Dd tied Baltimore). The two playoff pmn lasl KUOft should <011vln« the Packen bow really should be. perhaps KUOft CH ICAGO IEA.I IS-The Olympic team's loss Is Ollc&JO't pin. Wltb the amount or money that Ooorao Halas IIJOd to ltwo Willi< O.ult, you would think thll be was a Renaldo Ncmernlah witb banck. Tblnk or it, O.ult's 00111<rback will._. him and Uno up a bit limber back than usual. Now hand the ball to W&hor Payton, and he jill! miaht piSS Jim Bn>wn 's rushln& rtCO<d befO<C you know It . Slowly. the Boars are bulklln& a team around Payton . Jim McMahon Is now established as stanl01 quartorbac:k . When OllcooJO fdt they needed bdp In the eocondary. they draRed two defensive backs beforo the founb round . MJNNt:SOTA VI IDNCS-Tho pmo plan fO< the Vlldnp muon around a streaky quartcrbac:k in TOIIUIIy ICramet (moody ra..,...blel. a 110 powod tollbac:k In Darrln Nelaoft, &Dd a fullbac.k, Tid Brown, who led tbe ...... In .._...... Now thll Minnaota plays In a puaiAI onvirollmmt where you can MftiO your ~.they Nol can aoon Qlllctly. ICOrilll oflm ....,..., llliallt be ll&&pOC'I In the offtllllvdy lmbalanoed N Coalnl. ~ &tid e..;,NP'C - quletat way to tile fOil 11M .•. N.Y.- U,IAN DtF.G0 »-Wo'U lfl to WMCIIIIIIa- 011 !.be tulle. The Wlurd •• k alreedy &Dd If you think thll tho oooroiOIIDtb JOOd, walt -u tile ... t - lllnut N oaLt:A U ,' II. ...... 3-The Stdllu bctttr take ad¥utiiC of this ..,. If they ... 10 ti>e up 10 .... f.SIIICUII.iooN, ern 21- Ulto the N.Y. CIANTI •• LA. ._Tbo ...., U. &AN Wlurd 11111111 bcbiDd this ""'· AD dtf- Olanu-a - pmo, tills Ofttlportl a eouplt rootio c::oediH. Tills time they lbould both &tld 110 tid-. LA. ...... U, QNQNNAn u-n- fnl pretty &oorl about their ttuu' 1R . . . tO lllld- bow aood they perf......... IAN RA NC IICO U , Pltll .... ,ltla ....., .... lotlt llaw tudt k to tiM llowl wllblol !.be ... tbreo _ . &tid IIIIa 14-.......d stoltl tba tho I!IIPn .,. 1101 Ill ...,.._..., OOIIId llilll • lliltory ~ IIIII bod. PWI ..._ bod< oe anlfldal turf &1111 loaolf. RlfrALO 16. .._. ~ • .,_ WAIIUNGTON U, Dlllao »-'Mill oould ~ NIIIM ......... - t i l l y ....... OOIIId be 111 • .... ..., 10 kid: doe !Will b I rulf wldo I , _ . . , How . . . . . . - ·· Till Till ................ _..,_ C....., .:11 llaw a,_ o f - - . .. Doo't they ...-....,__rO<~Jlllo..,. wiD tiM apnad by Uoooe . .. Nn IMOLAND .......... 6-Pictiote ,.._t,. ·-· ........... _........... ............ ....... ................... IIODrO-diO~ pen . ll*>ulcl­ wllldt of diO two diO Colu a..,._ ......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _• u. ....... "-JoU ElwiiJ _.._,.,._. oool - - 10 dloow I CIDOiplt o( ...- T.u.A MT a Dali~ji;;lift. T111 Tl*e c-.. 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Parker preSents 2500 chances ~ . . . . . . father never had. �Athletics~--- , HAYDEN SAID that SA's Penoond and Appointrncnu comminee recotDIDalded • c:andidat• •o him last Sprina. but wbftl b e - that the individual would not be ben ror the_summtr, h•ck<:ided 10 try and rtnd. candidate that would . •• As it turns out we spent the entire summer searchina for a c:anctid.atc and didn 't ftnd one," Haydcn said. " Now however wc'rc block to the orilinal candidates." Without an SA Athlelk Dirc:ctor. Iva was for<od to make up the athletia budaec at an informal "l'vc bcaJ aol.aa o ..... there oa:asioaally to make sure thinp arc bOna done within aulddines, and I've sianed reps but, 10 be pcr(c:ctly bootsl, I don't bavctM time to do two fuU time jobs," Iva said. " We need 11011><0nt to take over and look thrcMaah the books. Tbc Jtudcnt input has bcaJ smaU where last year h was ~." Mcn's Athletic Director Edward Muto and Womens' Athletic Director Belty Dimmick arc also wonied about what efTtct the absence of an athletic direcle< wiU have. "It c:ooc:cms me bc:c:aust: in the past wc' n been under a mic:roKope:.'' Dimmick said. "Whm we need the bdp no one is there . It would be nice if they (SA) would take can or us now. " "It's only the first or school so . . really haven 't had any problems so far.' ' Muto added , .. but who knows wbar's aoina to happt"n ." mcecma. -a BEI'ORE LAST YEAR the SA athletic director was raponsiblo fa< UB sporu promotion as weU as the UB sporu buda<t. l..asl FaU, howner , SA prcsiclcDt Conldl Shacbtcr created tM positiol1 of UB Sporu lnf01111111ion Di.rec:tor to allow the AtbJcl:ic Dlreaor morr time 10 supervise the athletics -.... Tnoditionally, the Athletic Director's role bad bcaJ that of an " official stamp" rather thaD that or an active force in dclcrminina the direction or the buda<t. ~nato lvcs. L111t yar, bowner, says lvc:s, M pY< the Athletic Dopattmcnt filS wbftl M bepo to carefully scrutinize the way a third or SA's buda<t was bOna apc:Dt. "If SA is aol.aa 10 pay the Athletic ()q>anmcnt do« to SlOO,OOO, then I think ,.. should have a say in tM _ ... Iva aplaiDed. Iva admiu that the Athletic Oepartmcnt was - always """'PtiY< to tM way M ~ thl.aas should be clone. An eaample of tbit wu the.._, hour Athletic GoV<r1WIC< lloonl early In the year that D<Cded 10 r-=11 a buda<t - • b l o to both sida, a«::nnina to 1.... Still, be fdt thai , by the CDd of the yar, an adequate wa<ltina tdadoosbip had JWted to develop bet....,., SA and tM Athlctia ()q>anmcnt. "I think, before last yar , IM department didn't-Hvetoo much rapea for the SA Athletic Director, bUI ""bepo to have it towards the end of last year," lvcs said . " We mJabt poaibly ocrcarn and ydlat one .-her but..., J01 thl.aas done from a audcnt's point of view." ....una " I THINK the position was created to be a liaiJon between the Athletic Dtporunent and the Scudcnt Associatioo and in that rapea il's lmponant co have," Muto qned . In cooperatioo with last year 's SA adminislralloo. SchK1cr, Vice . 1 Plill f>ianat dli, and TrQSilfU Eric Friedman, 1... said that SA "JWted 11011>< thinp that a aood dim:tor c:ould have fi nished ," like tM (u.nber implementation or a new computer and IICCOuntina 1ystem that would have made fuods more trtiCO&ble. lvea'maiD criticism of the IKt of a DirectO< is that tM .,..,.,_ M made while in the office may be erased . "I think we set up some kind or rOll*' between tM Athletic: Dcpartmau and SA," M said. "We aaned to build somecbina. Weaaned to dlmb out of the holt and now we r.u n,ht bKI< in ... WANTED For Fall Research Assistants for Psychology Independent study also work study students. Call 831·3072 No experience necessary, all majors welcome, espec~lly computer science. Research on conflict, mediation, and decision making. trhe Sports Column 1•-------------------------------""!_, The p e r CeDt S0 IU t.IOD 95 ....mr.. the role of picclliaa in bia By DAVID cz.uL\ HOW D0£S A team witbout a JWter hittina .100 arab r~n~ p~.ce and build iu lead to 91o'. pma! It doeso't take. collqe""" to r..,.n out this ooe-pitc:llina. Sucb is the cue: with the A .L. West leodtn, the Chlalao White Sox. 'flloulb the 5oJt have a spottcrl.aa of cltpCDdabk llBI mm , oamely Llainslr.i, rookie pbmom Kittle, Baines and F'llk. tbci< ltrOftl rdlound iD the _ , .......S half can be r.- to tbci< pitclliaa llaf(. Prior to the AU-liar break the Sox wen: lumherl.aa ...,.., and loGoa a lot, ICXI<iDc no ,_., tbe whole bit . Million dollar rrce ~~<"' Floyd Banniller looked to be the blunt fmancial dlsasttr ainee H.._ 's Gilt< and the A .L.'s winol.aaest picdset or 11112. Lamar Hoyt , didn't aec ofT to -"<r spectacular atan . TbiDp wa-e looltina bad for thiJ Western Diviololl datk hone. But lo and behold. Iince AU-star time, Bannister wlru DiDe out of ..... Hoyt jacks his wiD 101&1 up 10 17, Douoo iJ at 15-7, and tbe Sox 11R DO IOftaer & lonphot, but the favorite. It's uoliltdy, If the Whit• So>t Scaff keepa performiJoa iD this way, that the bia hlucra of the IC.C. lloyals wiU be able t.o CSIIcb lip. Even If the Wtsl<rft Dlviololl is the -kest in tM ~ (\be Whitt 5oJt ""' tbe Dilly tam abaft .500). Wkb a stair tib thdr's there is no way they'd be an ern...,_ iD post - p l a y. AND ltque baU, have a look at the L.A. Doda<n o.,... in the N.l. West . Wbco tM Atlanta JlnY<S ....., c:lcuina up this divisioo euty iD the ......... it looked like they mlaht be 011 tbci< way to buildl.aa a clynucy ...,.., the lints or the mid- 1910's Ilia lled Machine, especially alltr the Docla<n were for<od to rdy on aU tbc>u youna ptayus-Mike Manhall. Ona Brock, ..... But If you looked doatly at the Cub Pitc:llina totals in the N.L. durltta that period, you could tdl the Docla<n were JOl.aa to make a non fa< il . Cub t.r .a. was 3.00-by far the class atafT in the leque, ...;or ltque that is. Allbollah that has since jumped up to three even, h b 11ill topa and the Doda« atafT b a bia reuoo why the llnves have cleat marks on thcit blocks, lluck In .cone~ p~.ce . or oowte, <Y<rYDM'• heard of L.A.'s top dot Fmlando Valenzuela, and old tlm<r1 HOOim and lltuSI, b\lt fe<mcr M<t Pat z.dlry and Sieve Howe have bcm added fa< ao ov.n Jtrona<r b\IUpen . And to add ano<her jewel, L.A. N- ..._ playon ...... catcb. This .... ouallt to be a aood one. While 011 the subject or pltclll.aa: Steve Oorlt011 wiU 001 a<1 :10 tbit year . Who knows eliJidly what to blame, Carh011's aac or the PIIWI<s' ..... SO HOW AIOUT the athletes of the 1910's! Do they know where to a<1 th• clntp or what! Wbco was th• last time you ....., panylna with one or your Olympic boptflll frl<ndJ and wemt 't offered a llerold! Tbolt rucals . And tbiiiP a<ltina touchy In _...., spons wilh allthao d"'' ttsts or what! Do you know that moclom tatlna methodo can ,,... iUqal substanca In atllkta If only a biUiooth or a panicle 1o floatlna in b iJ or her system 7 U.S. wdahtUIIer Jeff Mkhds had to trade in bio thrce medals WOII In the rtctnt Pan·Am pmes In Caracas, Venczuda . btc:&UM of traces of 11eroids In hiJ body. He acquired Ranaer ace Ric k. dalmed be had stopped taklna the Hoocyeuu (14-1 with Tuu) in a mUJC:lc buUckn two to thrM months owprisina swap. HOO<Y<UII iJ 2.0 tatUcr. At any rat<. ocrateb Mkhds since aol.aa Hollywood . rrom your Olympic Score C&rd . He Tbc Doda<n arc In a more pickedupa~~~ s~for precarious aituatlon tban Wntcrn hla <labllliDI with drup . And lr th• dlvlllon brethereo t he Whitt athletn thoutJit the tallna In So>t- tbc Bnvn are breathlna Caracu was touall , rqMlriS haYO It c1owt1 thcit D<Cb (havlna added that IM Olympic tntlna w!U be at Conner Indian Len Batter to Its kul u thorouah . I have nne RaCY): and one or the Docla<n' q.-lon 11om this whole mea: dots problems may be lhat baseball thia mean thlt thoM Butcrn u.dltlonally requlra teanu to tmd European female traek a an willa<~ playen out to Odd when th< skinny! to bol-eveft when r,._ Drop/ Add Info. DROP/ ADD PATES· A\1()1/ST n .:..p P'!JMPf!! 16 D!!Qf/ APP S!IE5· AUOI/ST za- gmHIJia z l PAIU(I!& (All So-.1 .a ,.,.._..,,., 10 1 lEU. (loolon .. - · JIDIIAI.DY w.- DtlOI'/ APP HOUI!S: JIDIIAI.DY ~I D l l:tO-J ID aHn!! Qn)C NOM)AY AuourT Jt, lliJ'LACDti)IT 1 .. aM ,_.,., ~a.-;;;;;;;m.-mm;;;;;;;_.;;;;;I:-;'IOo;;Ho\;,.. HrW. ..-n~A'1101t ALL~ llrT1!S N.Y. &a..... AU~ SaDdwlda Special•• 0 /..J.I-w~[il'l. .t -1--.!.-.:==~~=::,- -.- ... 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Steve at 636-2152 -~ .jf !li Au.ntlon BMC 488 SP students MNtlng for all writers and photogrsphers will be on Tueaday, September 13 at Baldy HaU at 4 pm Attendance Ia mandatory For further Information 131-2418 rJ and aak for Alan can !. • ! ,.. ~: �TAMPA aAY IWCCANEEIIS-In each of the last live yan, the lloacs sucass seems to molve IIOUDd Doua Williams. It no loa&« will, bc:ina that be is aooe. But oew QB Jock TbomJ>IOD will be able to cootn1>ute a more accwme pusiua arm aod better ......n quartert.cJdn& skills to the Dues. They may discover thai Williams bad been their flaw in the playoffs. He.! Coach John McKay dtafted linemen ooce qain in the early rounds in an effort to build up the upfront blocJrina. We could aho say that he is satisfied in usin& his current fuUbock (James Wilder), tailboc.k (James Owens or Mdvin Can<r), tiaht end (Jimmi< Giles), aod wide....,.;..,. (l(evin House). Tampa's defmse is staunch qainst the run, but in the newly airborn Central clivUioo their aainl secondary miaht be one step too that day, their letlder UDder CCDter wu Erit Hippie. Tlw -the bat they could..,.,.. up with aod wbat 's wane, be aod Oery DaaidJoa are the two qu a r t - l\loate Clark has to deddc betweeD this_..,.,, BiUy Sims still Clllries the offmse that barely rqained an the points the defmse ,..., up . This year oothina will caned out aU thoK touaher ooiHiivlsioo pmes the Lions plt.y. 0r1eaos ill the w..ero Divisloo ..-. He.d Coodl Joe Walsh wu mody to leaft the footbaU world aod wu coovineed to ..,.,.. bock by a pnxnot\oD to team praideot aod later a belly llDe from Ptu ltozdle. The aood has quic:kly been rq>IICecl by the bad in tbe Bay an:a. Walsh is bopeflll thai this will meao thai cootinuous work is needed a IIIII _..,.,, the Soillb COIIId...,.. . . t •· -t ATLANTA FALCONI-nls ttUI Ia .-... tbeir f - c11u:1. 0ooc1 t. . . ~ ff'lf:r1 cOer year down then. The deputure or .._.. will bopefuiiJ _ . . tbiQp out, but cun.tl)' the F~ are oo a down oote. New He.d Coach 0.. HCIIJIIna wu bired to priDciply work with St..., Bartkowskl, u HCIIJIIna bas IIDHI&Ded QBs such u Woodley aod 'Ibebawln. It will take time to fCIIOUP Atlaota, for they are oae of the ftw teams In the ....ue If the defense can jump stan thernsdws in that bas yet to be labded .. speclllcaUy this trainlna camp, they would lint ba"" to or thai. c:ooc:mtratc on atabti:shina a unit . The apectalions of Jock Reynolds aod Fred LOS ANGELES R AMS-Southern Dean could soon be surpassed by rookies . Californians eao now Oll)oy USC style from his plt.yers. A key ocquisitlon was tailbock Wendell Tyler hom tbe rival Rams. He kd the leque in ICOrina last year for a last ploce team. A little bit of new blood did wonders two yan ...,. late. DETROfT UONI-In the special ease of last season, oot malrina the playoffs was an unfonunate year for 12 clubs. For those'--- -- - - - - - - - - ' teams, it was obvious that their '82 efforts WEST: were unsuccessful. However, DetrQit's failura were clis&:ui>ed under a playoff quolifiCAtion, ooe they earned from a SAN FRANCISCO eotS-As aood as the blocked fldd ..,.. apinst the Los Anaeles Ninon could be (.... in 'II) and u bad u the Ninon c:ould be (.... In '82), oae can Rams in San Francisco. Wben the Uons appeared in WashiJIIton draw a median for '13. It fits just about New football twiee every weekend, now that He.! NEW ORLEA SAINTS-He.! Coach Coach John Robinoon bas a Unle ......... drive Bum Phillips came to New Orleam aod was 10 wuk. coo.flda:u that be c:ould build a team with just The truth Is aho thai tho Trojans miaht a lint drafl . His ,.....t behavior in the just be able to al"" tbelr profeulonal a~utual co11q< player pool hu pro~ k shadows a aood pme If they c:ould. apin . Loo Anad<s is planniroa oo a nucleus In HOWC'<a", only statistla are backiDa up his SMU's Erit Dickman at tollbiCk. prombes as yet . In the strike shonened year, Moot work sllould be dlm:ted towards tht teanu with four wins (lilte the Saints) c:ould defense. Mention the f~ thai they blow oot be s""' of their ....,...., They bad losltla leads of~. 1~. aacl li.O, aod the need Is m:ords, yet a ooupk made the playoffS. With sc~r..~planalory . ... YOIII KIPPER · ·-- llllomlng- ..... all .... can IM-0212 or132-e171tor - l n l - ·---lor WRITIN~!! THE WRITING PLACE SUNY AT BUFFALO 1M BALDY HALL AMHERST CAMPUS . - - - - - GRADUATE STUDENTS - - - - - . ..---' Acthlly . . 101T- Mel DEADUNE FOR SUBMITTING APPLICATIONS II FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, et 4 P.M. WHAT II THE WRm NG PLACI? -IIUf---...-.... . . .....--. . . . . . . . . ._ n..wamHOPLACIIIo*UoheoiiJ"'*· .......... - - "· TlltwtmNOPLA ..... _))6_, Hoi."""'"'*'·--,_, ...... ..,... -·- lo-od ~- - - I O o h p l o l f .... .......... - - · ... WVI1HO PLACI!otr. . ......_ .... - WHO CAN TUTOII? a I f - - pro~~c~a~-.. Md - dlod!>llooo ... - · - - ........ ...... a._.....-·,... •• I ....,._lfOr . - - .. _...,.10 -·--· - · , _ .. • v.. _ , - .......... - - .. ._.... ....... of wrldof. _........, ................... ,...., ...... ov....,_,...,..... _ _ ...-..., .... _-._,....,._.,.,.... ......,..,.,.,. . __ __ ...... _ . .______ -. . . . . . . .--a---. ov.. _,..,..,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .,.. .., .................. a ...... ., ..... - ., _._., ...... _ , .... , _ .. _ _ _ _ . . - .... .. _...... ___ ..,,..,.,._,...._ __... __..,._ .... UNOBBRUUATI AND GMDUATI CMDIT AYAIU8Ul ll , _ ...___________ ___.. ...... ___ ..... WUTINOPIM1 14) ..._....,. _,..... _.__, _,__. .... I . ............. ,., . . . . . - . . , _ ........... , . . . ,_ _.__. ., _......, __ a....._._ EETING·MONDAY, 12 EPT. �,.~.,e.,,. ~!-· •• •• • •• • • •• ··o~~ ,~ ...........~~ . Rockabllty by Rchard Ouardo. 24 x 36~ Flam•noo Walk by 811t Boyko. 21'4 x 35 ~ ---------------------------------------------Please send 0 RockaOIIIy($101 0 Flamn'lgO Wa lk(StO) to PN!ase InClude S3 QChecl< pet D M.O. POSter lor postage and handilng 0 VISa Card No _ State i lop 0 MastefCard E.xp. Dale SKlnnture Send lhiS form plus payment lo •I Poslel' Company. 209 S. Garey Sl l A . CA 90012 WANTED. Student salespeople to sell these posters on campus. Wnte orcall(213) 620-1726 l r ,... I .............................................~ And last year alone, over 70,0CIJ students participated. Some were interested in the leadership ancl•management training. Others en:rolled on full-ruition scholarships. And the financial assistance- up tO $l,OCIJ a year .during the last two years c:iROfC- am-acted still others. But aD c:i them had one thirw in cxxnmon: The Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) is more than a coli~. prograll)'. lt's a traditiaQ, For 163years, ROTC has been traini~ people to ARMY do a job that's also a tradirian. The job of an Army ROTC. BE officer. 1819. c. InAlden ~.bmer 0 IU~a:lerll . aned at what we know IOday as Army ROTC. · He felt our coullll)' needed more "ci!Den 101diers.. So he eDblished the 6nr privale IChoolto ALL 0 10U 'sAna,. JlOI'C.Iti ncldan CAN kdidn't. ~bbisiclato~ By the Nm c:i the century, lOS • and univenilies ac:n. the CXIUIIIIJ- .... CMr 1.400~and univasidea. the 1*1PD II .....-chan-. ·. 11~7000 X 1!1'8dua~e to 1 pasilion c:i real~. Exercise leadenhipand - ....ltill . . . Build lleCUI'e futUre a~. And eqo, the 8dYenNre and _ . . 'fitt:uen..pm!IJCe c&r milary inanlaion. ~::.:r~mrorct~-r the desire to beJ:in their furure as Army_officers. Why don t you do the same? You 'U 309 �Women's X-country needs· more women The 1983 WOID<II's aoss c:ountJy team f-=a a~ obstacle this seuon. For the IOCODd year in a row, loss than • run squad hu tome out for ~season traininaCood> AllkiDm, who doubles u the men's eoodl, attributed the lack or ponicipalion to two ......... f"I£SI orr, be bdieva there is 001 ....,ucb publicity surrolllldinl the openiDa or the aoa c:ountJy - -· " Here at the University, we have 1-10,000 women." Heinen said, "and I fmd it bard to bdieve tlw there aren't 10 or U women who run ." 'I CODtiued is t1w the Prls - e d to lf1liD year roUDCI oo some son or team, ODd a ~ propam was the fi£SI step ... The women's team competed ooly in the sprina, - - the men's t ..... ccmpeted in the ron. winter and sprina. This ,;... !be -·steam"~" uw:t trainina. 8CCOidiaa to Dimmick. The trainina for C10U<0UDtrJ is 001 u clcmarldiDc as olber JCbool sporu, 8CCOidiaa to H<iDien. He is SOI'DCWbal lenient towards team trainina. "I koow .find it hard to believe tlaat there aren't 10 or 15 women who run (al the Unioenity). " Women's Cross Country Coach AI Heinen The sport is rdativdy new at UB. havina bad its inception in the ron of 1912. Uolilte women's socar, tnck and softbaD, the aoss c:ountJy propam started out as a vanity Sport . The olber UB teams were oriJioally established u dubs. When they did. boc:ome vanity sportS, the University population was aware of the prOifUII. Tbe J<allldtbeory as to wily the prosram did 001 act off thelfOUIId qulctly, is tlw the Cross eountJy season bad already bqun witen ,._opriatioos were pused to support a varsity Sport . "The Athletic Govcruanco Board approoved tbe budaet for the crou-countJy propam lateiD the teCOnd week of Septanber last year," Wom<11'1 Atbletic Dir<ctor Betty Dimmick said. " By then it was too studc:ots have their commlttmenu duriJta tbe ....,.., " be said, "10 I dOD't Jet mandllory pnctlco. Ira runMr bas dus durilta the pnctlco time, wdl, they an run on tbeit own, or with othcn aoytimr duriJta the day." The UB couno al tbe Ambent tra__,. aroUDCI Late LaSalk, and cxmn _.,.;matdy tbrft miles, accordina to HdDea. "But all Kbool eow.s ranae from 1.1 miles to 3.2 miles ill lcnath." be said. "That is wily I Jd frustrated wbeo 1 - ptOillo runoiDa everyday, but they won't c:cme out fn< the team." "The Sport is very iaaJ>auiw and the .-ards one receives OR .,..at." be cootillued. "It b tih any sport . One aets a fedinJ or accomplislunmt witen be or sbe fmishes a..-." c-pus ~===~======Prnll=~Liol~tl ,..., "lbe reason we proposed a women's ~earn. " he ; late." The lntemallonal Invites you to • WELCOME RECEPTION For New and Rdumlng Foreign Students Friday September 2nd, 1983 ., _,_ ... HIGHLAND COLVIN---. + Uvirig Center __ __ _ COIN LAUt~DRf Jll MIGMl&ND "lllUt Jl a ......... wiE.~LliiO \ WASii"604 1m~ Donate Blood. IAIGI tiiPlllOU WHIIII Jpo NOWO,fN 2C HOU"I OAI~Y ............................ ... .. ··· ················· Nine o'doc:k In the ewntng (\ / ALL ARE WELCOME "' Wine • c-.-· Muak Spanscnd Bv . ,........., ~ DMsionoiSa.donl- .l::J.X tf88 - DRY CLEANING ... Tho i n - LMnt c.. • n. . . _ Englloh ~- ""-"' NOW OPEN Mon Wed Frl 5:00 · 8:00 pm RUSH PARTY ~. b'J8' A'/~ U.B.'s best parties are at the DELTA CHI HOUSE 190 Minnesota Ave. I !i tOll' ~~ ~ Fri. Sept i 9:00 pm Stan y011r SIJI11BSter off right .................. ,. Ualn St. Campus: 1st Floor Clement Amherst • 2 LOCATIONS RED JACKET: (tAft off thela.dlng dock) GOVERNORS: 1st Floor Roosevelt �UUAB .,roudly Presents An Evening of COMEDY JAZZ DIZZY HOMECOMING WEEKEND GILLESPIE Saturday, October 8, 1983 Alumni Arena Spm • SUD II\ BOARD Reserved tickets available at Harriman ticket office and eepen record outlet. $5.501$8.50 students $8.501S9.50 .general public 7DONE, INC. rh• SUNY 01 BuHalo stud~! S~ic• STEVE LANDESBERG corpof'Cuio,. 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Jtow• with ft¥a _.!Ofa. 1111.(0,....,..,.--. (\ We at The Spectrum will beJI_gJng the best job we can this semester, as always, but we still may be unable to reach all of our goals. We would like the University's newspaper to be a more diverse product than It has been In the past-to Include more feature, more community news, more City news. However, the extent of our success will not depend on those of us already on the staff. The Spectrum wants a broader perspective, but we need help. lots of it. We want to draw on students from all disciplines, engineering and the sciences as well as communications and english. We want you to help us cover everything and make the most vital student service on campus what It should be. Come down to the newsroom at 14 Baldy Hall anytime and talk to us. If you have any questions first, call us at 638-2796 and we'll try to answer them If you think that the only education you can get Ia In a claaroom, you are not yet ready to graduate. TO IHAN:-TWO with dl lfu"...,· IIDfO:)M , ~. tauMr r *· ....._ • w taclllltl• ~·~CIIIItllla---1 ll'lttaAC·~-------­ . . .....17U..._ . . . . O..., MOUtiMA TE HU:OEO TO C:OWIILITE W llldrOGM...,._..IC.,__.....,.._CIII Want to Flncf out more about BUFFALO'S -I FRATERNITY Come to 262 Capen ...,......,_., on Sept2 at 7:00 pm �---......... .... ~~~~m&--~ ~. . . . . . . . . . . .~ . . . .~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~~· FOIAU HOIJIIEMATE WANTED. St15 . . kt MIC. ph.~~e. J».3:DD Of y_,. etc. GUITAR U_,.. £l ..._. ..,.. ,_ . . . . far . . . . . . . . . . . CQIIIPLETELANJETHRIEE IEOfiOOirll . . t.o ~ .... ,.,.,.tar ..... , ...... .., dlif. FwN--. W....,ID,.,... PERSON .. , . UICtA-n. ,_. tar Y1 . . Md I . . . . . . . . . . . . . IIWlt',....liEifM ,., "_,........., U JIICLASSIF tEO 1m tac 1 tlaft. L4N. ~ P.& H-.Zih ...... IDD. -- fiUPP"'.........,a., a.,-~ YOAire . . bllll ffiU TICKETS TO THE TRALF. Http ua..-a .. Traltamadot'• c:ate cM•CS. -o ~C..U. . . . . Wl!. YI!IT FAJrfTASnC MW 'S--Tlw ClriciiN 1.-, ·~For•emotionlll ........... pe•• r:,.u ................ - • a... --- CtiE£!1E. . IlE 1lwU for a . . . .. ~-·CJ"'f•KJIIIIIoft...Sior =-~--tar ....... c. tn-1«11il u.....,. ""- " NEED A 'ftOFE . . OHAL RIEIUIU: ..S . . . . . ~ ....-? . . H.m-. . . . Str~r.-e....- .,.~ HEW CAEtMT CAIIDt Not10C1t ,.._,., ...._, YIMIW--cwd. c.tt 1-IOIJ.-·IIIJO ~. 041111- (7111R,.,._ UB! ~e-a-a....,.SH No4 Volld w1 .~.,. .,....., 01 LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP SERVICES Sundayo, 5 P..,. ~,~ AT SERV ICES IS YOUR O&IECTlVE a • ..... CIA . . TOER.? .,._I~ I~ I~ . . . . . . . . . . . . ~- t('( W2'M. f7lii ... GD. tn An,...._ '-"'' " - I' I t--~ r· ElqoloM - C,"" N... 1 L-----------·•••••••••• T~•7:lll. HAPPT ANHtYERMI'IY JO€. tra t.w1 a ....-Nt ,_., Ttw*1: for ...,.... l~ GARY Fill~~ -·----------~·K•••-• 'A t I 1 r'.cJ -,. ~ I ~._.,~I' &T.A .G.IE. IS AL IVE . , . . . . , . _ . - Coml m . . K.C.T ., us ... We Deliver IIESUIIItECTION HOIJ$E DARIEN LAKE FUN COt iNTRY 2 Un-./ry Annue (Aero.. Al•ln Stt'Nt trom Haro Hall) Re.. Arlo Hau. C.mput PattoT - · ~7-757!, 1$5-1221 This Sunday, September 4th -L..... Elioott TIIIIOII 1- $tllullloel II 10 .,. - Dfll ANal II 10:20 .,. T1cbl1 · t8.75 · idlllk tr....,otiaft I ........, raau "' .......," HlrriNo 1 c- T1ct11 Olticn ATTENTION ALL WW·OII'S ACCEPTEO SA FUNDED CLUBS ;4 • • • 0 ••••••••••• • '•. FOil NO CAll 838 3082 •• Your Budget Packeta are READY NOW Pleaae-plck up In 111 Talbert Hall 1\ -sub-Board 1 inc. Student Service Corporation announcesYour stipended Position Available 000000000000 For Fall '82 & Spring '83 Draft Education Center Director Are you a Secret Star? WRUB640sm needs you to MC Please hand In ~nformal resume to 112 Talbert Hall. Interview will be aranged at that time. The deadline Is FALLFEST '83. Come out of the closet by calling 638-2960 For more Information and an audition. • ~AAD September 16,1983. ~OM£. IN(. �backpage/etc. quote of the day "The vows of priestly celibacy subside at I ,300 meten." .-Jacque Fournier announcements Prot... anl WorUlp beains Saturday, Sep<. 10, S p.m. at the Jane Keeler Room , EUicotl. lam Vonlly o - . t'elo,... 1ftoldy M..U.C every Wed ., 7 p.m., MFAC 319, Ellitoll. Atttatioa Pre-Law SeaJon: Regular registration for the October 1983 LSAT Exam closes Sepl. I, 1983. Prolo.laOt Wonlllp HoiJ Colulaoloa every Wednesday at Cooke 127, 12 noon. All are welcome. Polal Vol. Aa~. eo.,. Gaorll Mo.INnllilt ModJaa on Monday, Sept. S, 7:30 p.m. , Ambulance Offu, Room 127 Farao. Attoatloa p u t t Jt-11-Graduato Student Research Grant ApplicatioJU are now available in the GSA office, 103 Talbert Hall. Granlin& lovd for Muter and PhD candidates, up to S200 aod $32$ resPectivdy. Completed applications are due Friday, Sept. 30, 1983 at 4 p.m . Any questions, pu ·eontoct the GSA ofll<e, 636-2960. La......, Cam- MJalolry WorUip Semco on Sunday afternoons, 5 p.m., Resurrection House, corner of Main St . and University Ave . Gay ud I - . .u.a- (GALA) Of1lce lloen-Mon.-Fri., 12-S. Stop in to talk, study, or browse throuah our; readina material. 1117 Talbert Hall, AC, 63&-3063. SmulliiJ FAIIOCU!oa Collier Doctor's Ol.olei-Wed., Auaust 31st at S:1S p.m., Tues., Spet. 6th at S:OO p.m. Please tall for an appt. and for aoy other infonnation-831 -2$84. later V-*J Q - . , t'olowsllltl Trip lo Nlopn t'. . on Friday, Sept. 2, 6 p.m. Meets near Capon Info. Desk. CrwMe foe Clorlol , . _ , p.m., Jane Keeler Room , Ellicott. ~ n.o on Thursday, 7 Slpoa Pill E!IIIH lafooaaadoa NIPI on Sept. 2 al 7 p.m. in 262 Capon Hall. w..-,. to improve your leamina effJtieacy, c:ommunicolioo skills and c:Jo.oom perfOI'IIWite. Brocbwa aYailable ot Capon and Harriman Information. Slop by U Capon to re,ilter, 636-28011. P8ST s._.. Pill E!IIIH "'-*1 lafo. T.... on Friday, 10 p.m.-2 p.m., Capon Hall. ~ ...... Dolla-Are you a currmtly auollod sopbomore otuclent who athieved a 3.S or belter OPA, baaed on 15 completed boUJO clurina your rtnt - o r 30 lloun cumulative durina your freohman year II UB. If ao, you 11ft di&ihle to join the freohman honor aoc:iely, Alplooo .._bela DdJa. lnformllioll is available ot the DSA Pratr- Ofllce, 15 Capon HAd!, AC, 636-2107. .......... ~v.._...w for llrWCouaiJ v- .....,.._. Drtoe. liP llllllaa .........,, s.t. lZ on bodl _ . . , ,....._. ~"--V- T..,.. •• • ...... . . ICioodalld . . w.... .... '· Wll. N;, JliiO, M!IC. Por funller lafo. Cll AYWY or 1'111111 -.a.. MASCOT Slp-apo. Sept. 12-U, 12-3 p.m., 1st Ooor Crosby Hall. OIIIJiiabo& latervlowl nra... Effect. - ............. far.......,, ..... ....,,........., IIIOd IIIIo ....._ Slap 11r 106 1'llatlt 1111 or al ' ...,, - . ModJaa on Mondays from S.T.A.G.L . . , . . _ ........ on TUesday, Aua. 6, 7:30 p.ml KatberiDe Comdl Threatre. ~ Ill Volunteer throuah the Community Actioo Corpo' various projec:U. Stop by CAC at 29 North Harritnao Hall, MSC, or call 831 -3!21. ~~ ~- UVAB Pablldly Mectioa on Sept. 7, 3:30p.m., 106 Talbert . ue- W--MftdaconSal.urday, ~ 3, 8 p.m., 367 Fillmore. J Doaon for l1le- Drm on TUes., f!6,. A.- Flnt Ill Capon LDbby, Room 31. Sian in II CAC ofr~tt, 29N Talbert. Harriman or call 831-3!21. TM A _ . . . . - ..... t'oaadatloa Aw.,. are offered in a1imited number and usually 11 the Jl'ad. lovd. For further informotion write the American Seandinavian Foundation, 127 E. 73 Street, New York, NY 10021. Attea-: ~- plaa I O - law/ ..... odlool with the excep~ioll of the health related professions should see Jerome S. Fink, Law and Grad. School AdviJer, if they haven't already done 10. Contact the Career P1aonina Ofll<e on the MSC at 831-3SU or on the ACat 636-2231 for an appl . Stua11J 111. Cat N_,.,_lflloa 11rt11 Co....a S.,.... will be sold..on Sept. 7 from 3-4 p.m. in the baaemett of Mlcluoel HAd!. ~ ~. t"• -..,_. v....._ 1<1. Cat r.. belins on Sept. 19 ill 0-4U Mil:had Hall. For more info. call 831 2514 ' · HIP lhiJ 0., .....,..__Stuclenta free, non-ot11dmu must haft a ticket. PboGe 135-3131 [or delaib. fNo ...... ~Nil MrYioes toaia!U II Hilld, 40 Capon lllwl. 11 6 p.m. Calll35-3132 to reaerw. ..... v.....,~r........., ~:~~~~~a .... ~..._­ on Sat., Sept. l , 4 p.m. Moel 11 the Stlldllll Cub in .......... s.au. ........................ (--.~onlY) Sept. l ,,_ 11·12-latlleW . . . . . . . St.,211dl'loor,......., 1111; Mill .. ........,, Sopt. 6, 4:»-5:JO p.-. Ia lhe . W..._ 'l1llllrl. AC, Ill Nortoa. .....,.__Pridayo ot 5 p.a. II :lr7 taloert. _... ... U8 ........... ..._...II ..................... 61WIIIhr ............. "-- .............. -r..,4p.a., --- . on TUesday, Sept. 6, 4 p.m., ~SI-1~. Sept':'?, Norton 216. m w--MftdaconFriday, Lalla "--<aa _ , A8ec. ....... on 9/l, 7 p.m., Talbert 211 . For more info. call Janio, 838-3337. movie•, art• It lecture. .. _ oa IM. """-e ~"-A locture by Mark Fullt on Friday, Sept. 2, 3:30p.m., 4226 Ridee Lea ltd, Room 41 . ~ loy llerll ...,_. eatitlod "The AmorlcaD RnoludOD Seen in the Coated of Elrly Modera ~ Hillory" 1'1sooday, Sept. 6, 3:30p.m., MFC 330. •.,...,.,.. .......,., is ·a vl~te _... by llle Compudaa Caller IIIII will be showD ot c_. 10 • achedllled: Friday, s,pt . 2, II LJD., I p.m.,] p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m.; Sat., Sept. 3, 9 Lm., II Lm., I p.m., 3 p.m.; IIIOdTiso., Sept 6, II a .m., I p.m., l p.m, 5 p-111., 7 p.m. UV.U llkliJ Glloofltl!llowe r....-..oa ()c:l . 811 I p-111. in the Alumai Arm&. Td.ets are $5.30 and $6.30• GniMoa ,_c-on Sept. 34, 8 p.e. 11 Balf !~we. andaslt for .. w.... Sopt. 7, 11-ll-. "-c. ~ 7, Mlle. GALA 'llhllllr ................... 2. Mftt1ac UV.U GoiiiM< Arlllll ,......__....,. Jt.Op by 106 Tdlorl ......................... •Prlda1. • _ ............................ _....UUAa. AleoMI A - " 12:»-2:30 in Capon 30. and Cover Letter Writinaon TUes., Sept. 6, 12-1 p .m., Talbert 211 , AC and on Wed., Sept. 7, 3-4 p.m., Norton 216, AC. Spon. by tho career Plaonina orr.... A-.-· -----a.._...,...._..... •porte sI I ... tua .•:JOp.a.,DS ........ IIII,IGC• ua ..... ....._llilll ..... a. ......-.---... M.s.-••• C11rt Hoi'IIIMI.,_ • S:JOp.a. "-a.,._ .... w _ . ..._. ,._ ....... ...,. N-f • J:.llia tile . . . . tile . . . . . aiOIIy o...~~M•f.lWMl. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/02552651cad38c6304092363d1581aaa.pdf 0ab3907c0f4ca691f83fb5d07dcb52e7 PDF Text Text . ___,,...,._..1tii_114_7 _ _,_,_Yeotat- Draft Center offers aid-for Selective Service Blues a- leolllettlaa. tablilla aDd ...... wddlla- This, OMs QlllaiDod, bolped to ma- tbe auclmt ..,_.. or tbe problem and ID8do tbem more .....,..., tOWM!s ber ....._. tllat a ....ter be.._... to bdp lludmtsllllclentallcl aDd clnl with tbe latritadea of dnft ..,.Jilradoo. Tho Draft licl\atloo Ca>ter has 11-. vilitocl byaucleDts rorcllrr....,.. ...._.. IN tm, Coopaa puood a law which r<quil<d tbal aD males wbo turn II rqister with tbe Sdecti.., ~ witbiD .10 ciQo of tbcir birthday. ~ dnft rqistratioD posa oo problem, moral 0< otllawioe, for some, many ~ COillickr it a dedlioo which r<quira some clqree or ddiberalioa. Foe tbe latter aroup, bdp c:an be fowad at a rdarivdy DeW o:ampus cxpnizatioa: tbe Draft Educadoa Calle<. WbiJe tbe DraiiEcluatioa ill 114 Harriman HaD, Is a lludmt aervic:c. fUDdecl by Sub- -.st. (SBI) it I s - to tbe commUility u well. It Is Moaday tbJoui11 WodDesclay II to 3, aDd Th~ 4-7. orne. aa:onJina to ......,_ tha7 o-s. "Some or than <OnlC eau.r.- are affoctocl by tbe Solomoo Amaldmmt; _,. come to find 0111 about COIIICimdowl ob)<ctor llallll, or about draft reoittance; aDd a Joe or ~ )wt come to -.. Claos has alao ....,.;~ - y calls tnxa lltlaDdal aiel olllas uoWICI a..rrato. 1 The Center providea up~to·date illfonDalioD tbe dnft, offon dnft cou.asdiD&. aDd _..,. u a referral aerW:c which bdpo put · - In toudt with clocton, lawyers, rellaiolll aDd peace oraanizadoaa, and Vietaam veteraD.I' outreKII cmtcn. Draft EcluaUoa Caller ....... tbey alterocl tbe Draft ~loo Caller, Clans aaicl that ·~be role tbe Center Is cloftaod nWDiy by tbe Dftcls tbe lludmts who _.,.:11 h. It challman lnclitoiduab to be nrm In tltdr cledalooa. oftm taklq tbe role of cloYII'a ~ to ...,.,...pllah this. She aclclocJ that draft OOWIOdon mUll be preparocl to "so tbe cllstanco" with lluckntl oocc tbey have maclo OoaDa o.a. tbalbeoecl tbe center was "a ooo...._ aervlce, tbe bdiof tbal tbe lnclmclualls ._.;ble aDd &boulcl be.,._ tbe ~Y to mat• tbcir oWD wdl.mrormecJ decUioos about tbe draft ... Tho Ca>ter was, illlarJO part, a re8tdllll to ..... nalml a ..n ,_ tbt llrowsbll Utnry ill Elllcou." tbe aaicl. Wboo aakocl wbal a ......... coWd npocl or or tbdrdodsloa . 00 Dnlll Oalltlr~- - 4 ..... ZOtt.. - .. "/Uy federally fUDdecl - - ba .. food·- aDd job tl'1ittlfta _ clmiocl to ~ .mo ra11 to ,.pa.- ror lbe Wboo tba ~- puaed,lludenU aecl .... ......._ _ . all uound tbe draft. Tho llnl part or tbe ........,. ....... wbo ...... afforcl . . . . lDII _ , ~ l'orcatlto ..Ue a clfllctalt tbe Solomoo -· -. tbe law last semester . ''The Solomon pert ..._. .......... b!Kb, clacieloa, a clet:loloD wblch ""'llind a lac of bispeDi<o aDd Nadft ~ wbo clopcBd lofor-tloa. At UB aome atudota Is a vay complicalod aDd .......... to ... _ ............. ..u.. c:oefwdq ploco of ~ - " 0.... aaicl. federally aciiDiniota-ocl ............ Tho speclftc flit.,. or tbe Draft Ed..atlon .:.otorlo- cloar, beca1110 SBIIa now In tbe or takllla applicallooa fa< a new ltlpmclecl c:oontlllllor. ~. Clans maiJ!lalaF that tbe Ctntor will llwa)'l tlftcl to ma- ka tift with tbe commUility. Sbe coedudacl that ............,.... tbe world *tltllloo, we will llwa)'l have 10 ba .,....... for • audclal btfttll or vay -t ~ .......... Apt. rules broken off._.,. ""- MANY 81\IDIIHI'I .... Ia we 'floMIIItl diJ zoalaa ...-.... _,.... to u.IMally ec-llpol- . . . _ . . LoTaopio, wbo Is wortlal .. a . . IIIII wll proolclo oahr a.d sanllary condldoDa for • - Jlolaa tbe Milito SU. c-p. (MSC). Tho plaa-bal:tocl by tho 00-0tiopua ....... lDII Ultloer*y H<iPts c-mtatily Caller (UHCC)-wil ....... to JIUI ...._ ... by omc. .-.oiMdlorcla Ia ......... wiiJo ................. ''111t . . . . . . toow they baw....,.. ~ ...._ ia tbeir ba," LoTaac*> aaicl. tclatocleaulllll to lot • ....._.... iD ... Tho pniiiCial cldl-.cl to . .ffalo MQot Orlfllot'a offtce .,_ ~ ob)ecll>a. , . ......,_ of a tall lilac .._...,. to ~ c-.ID wllidt .......... coclo ......._- .,_ ..-lll.t by . - . . . . . . . . laOMofiM~ ...... "We(IMUHCC)WOtlldlb . - ._..,. to do t.loo . . _ we ~." LoTaopio llicl. "II Ia a ''Some._....- ~ - -...... JdaL" . .__tile*".....,. J.._,. wings shown to DSA btdltlllttl of .... A'*'-lc ...... 10 - - t o . . . , . ., "TIIen ... two ... or .......... ba llitl. -~-·_..... uoloa . no. -.Jo< u•altlotl ............... odi!IMI ........ otecclln or C.pn lmol¥etl ........... ..,... ba .... IJMif...- ot .... ~ LotiiiJ, tbt Ttllllen ....,.. .a u.r.rra (UOL) llnl no.. to tloe bowtlaa - - ...... poo.ol no.. ......,...1.. a ... AdMIJ c.. (SAC)-...........,. ror ... . . , wldlill tbt CHI' l••••n........-. ..,...., ............. ..., ....... _... . ...,... ....., ...., _......, .... _ ........ ""'* ........... _.... •... ............... ...,. ....... _..., ....... ........ ... ...., ..... . .......................... ,... ..,.... " " - ...,....._ - . . . . - . . .• .., .... 8dlolly t1oe JM: OOtlld , . c.a..IIIW• .......... - _ . . . . It," lie .... ,.,., - _ , ....... II .., _ ofCipea." . Th atdne ....-.- ........... al CHI' .... ...,.. ell-' tba -c-.tlttt. .............. •.,.. Ia.,...., ............. L.-1 ...... "1111' IJ'__,Jotdte I _ ....... _ ..., ................ ..,.., ................... ...... .., __ ...... ...-.-- ........ wlllo b . .·.· . .. ....,. .... -.... - DIA 0.. ,..._, 1.--1 _ _..._ ......,lleJDIAia ....... .. ...... .............. ...._.,_ _...... _............................ ....... .. .... ..., 111ft el IL" lla . . _eiCWT 11M. ~ .,.......... . ~ .-ua&.---,.., .. " �in short~ Women's swimming coach Despite an outdated inherited facility and a team that manaaed only one wiD all last oeason, Emily Ward, the new womeos' swimmin& eoacb, loob at her job as a pleuant chana• or ocenery. ''It's heaven compared to the situation I came out of. It's (UB) a aood school. The administration luos been very hdpful, they've sbown suppon for the proaram," she said. Ward comes to UB after c:oachin& a year at Emporia State Collqe in Emporia, Kansas. ''They bad to drop tbr<e spons in order to lalWy budaet c:uts and swim.ming was one of them," Ward said, "I love ~~)'his is the area I prefer to live in, teach in, and "I'm very happy she's h~ . " Women's Athletic Director Betty Dimmick said. "She's briaht and bas bad that year or c:xperieoce ooacbina oollqe. Last season four or her swimmen went to Nationals. She sbould do a aood job for us this year. •' Ward replaces Suzanne Gicewicz who was appointed to tbe position last fall after Pam Noakes left. Under Gicewicz tbe team bad a 1-10 n:cord . .. For this position we bad a national search, .. Dimmick said. "Sue threw her bat into the rina. but did not come out on top ." The new coach says one of her main goals will be to cha.nae the imaae of the women 's swimming team- at UB. ''I'd like to increase the size af the team fust and try to chana< everybody's perception", she said. "We have the potential to be very succasful. The proJ7am will be aeared more for tbe student athlete. At tbe md or the year , everyone will fed like they had a good season." Leave It Hc:re'a the acenario of the century for all the " Leave It To Beaver" fans USA Todoy repons-TM ~' f'op<rs: 77w Slory oftlte LAst S«zson . (Crown, S4.9S) Writers Will JIICobs and Gerard Jones have played the flctious aam• or dc:sipina epioodes interestin& enouah to keep the awkward aad deep throated &eave on the air one more season. To take on tbil tbanklc:ss wk, Jacobs and Jones uslll!l< ABC bM ilired r.nous authon to racue the Oeavers. The raulh include Dhilrmo BNwr by Jeck Kerouac, Wailinz for Wally by Samud Beckett and Tile~' Zone, by Rod ~- ,.__.,.., _, Peace spys AlanKachk:/E~ In a sbockina revdation or Reaaan Administratioo spying on the nation's peace movement, the AUJUSl issue of Motltu Jones map.zine reponed that FBI fdes ""' beiDa kept on a number or active US peace orpnizations. The spied-on indude: tbe War Resisten Leque, the US Peace CoUDCil, Physicians for Soc:W Raponsibility, Mobilizalioo for Survival, and the June 12th Rally Committee, which orpnized last year's bistory-maltin& march and rally in New York City attended by an estimated 7"',000 people. The FBI oonfinned iu investiplion or the peace J70Ups by dmyina the map.zine's mjuest, made under the Freedom or Information Act, to see any mes on the orpniz.atioos, accordina to MOihu Jones. Rea.sons Jiven by the FBI for keepinz the files secret ranaed from beiDa "in the interest or national defense or forei&n poliey" to protectina "the identity or a oonfidential source." The existance Or informants implied by the "oonfidmtial sources" cited by tbe FBI iJ the most disturbina dement of the Molhtr Jones revelations. Federal spyina on American dissenters is believed to have increased areatly in the last two yean, due to the Reqan Administration's loosenin& of the Carter--era Levi auidelioes restrictin& domestic spyina by national intelllacnce-pthcrin& orpnizalions. The &&e:ncies now need only an alleptioo of subversive activity by a domestic aroup, from any JOu.rce, to open an iovestiption of the aroup. Gwy Stom/.._ CUpboard ntiDAY: Mens' TenniJ: at Fredonia State Colleae (3:00pm) SA11JilDAY-5UNDAY: Womms' Soccer: Sc:rimma&< Tournament at Arena Complex SATURDAY: Football: Cortland State Colleae at Rotary Fidd (I :00 pm) Mau' Soccer: Daemen Colleae at Alma Complex (7:30 pm) . F'ldd Hockey: Sc:rimmqes-Brockpon State, Gmesee Community Coli<&<, Hamilton Colleae at Arena Complex (IO:OOam) Vo~al): Scrimmqes-Bi& Four at Alumni Alma (10:00 S<otFiahori.._~­ ~ *flltot RegGIIbett/N. . . OavkS MavllriAtf Dlt'Ktot Chofy!G~ Ed MeGrawiAa'l C..... Ol'riddiiUaiiC~ . OaveHeckm~ ·-~ Oavkt CUjki/FNf. . Barry Mlnerofl~ Stevre Plotro.-.kll"*oto Lauren Zorful,.._ Alicia Gtoy"MI.portt M. FauatiArb StevreGrtffithiAtft Tony GraJ8da{IIMIIc Mleh.MI F. HopklnlfiMfl Rick Slyl<ownyf$. . Coft- ~"G Miehael E. Shattanlltll.,._. .....,.,. Robert HronNy~ St...,. M. Higget/.Adr. ......... C~ L.a.ughllnJAfW.CoofW!fHIOt ~., Roetdll~........, Heather AtldntoniAcht. l'to4. Coor. n.. Spttctrum Ia ~ed tor nattonal .,...,l•h'G by Communk:8tlona and Advertising SeMcea IO Students. Inc. ctrculatk>n ~ 20.,000 ___..,._ The Spectrum offlcel .,. k»cated In 14 aucty Hall, Stat• Unl\wsfty of New York ot Buffalo, Buffalo,- York 1<2111l.T_{11,.__ Copyrlqht , . . Buffalo, N.Y. Tho Spoctrvmpolicy S t to - dolonnlnod · lneEdHonOI by tno Edttor_.n-Ch ..f. AepubUeaUona of any of ... Ed!tot<I>OIIol .. oltlclty-. :::..~~ :;t~:.':!!":tlo Buffalo, N.Y. �Labor Day gathering·hears Atconliaa to Del Bdlo, this 8oocl Issue wW spur tbc powth of 35,000 new jobs ~ 1- By DAVID CZAJIA ror n.. YHI1 and projects it wiD tiC<OWII ror Fazturt Editor acw jobs in tbc printe sector at a ratio of private: ooc public. Tbc yastly tab for the New York Slate t~ due to tbc Bond Issue is • - dollars per pcnoo per yorar. Tbc Bond Issue (Proposition 0 w\U be on the Novanbcr cltcllon bellot . "If aaylhlna will ha.. a tlnmatlc lmpoct on uncroploymcot ," said Del Bdlo. "it wiD be the Bond Issue. We ue movina at the state k:vd but you have to hold our rm to the On:." UA W spokesman Thomas Fraciano .-.:iterated the uramc;y for thlo step. "We can't be complocent and say Labor Doy 191.1 Is Ute any other Labor ~:· he said. F..aano compand tbc futun: effects of the Bond Issue to the Cllr)'slcr bail-out; it w\ U keep people wortlna. MOST LABORDtS were at the beach or maybe at barbecues, but a boisterous crowd of area workcn pthcm:t at tbc Buffalo Naval and Servicemen's Park Monday afternoon in a aesture of solidarity. 1bc Labor Day function, joinOy spon.soml by the Buffalo AFL-CIO, United Auto Workcn (UA W) and Buffalo A=o Metropolitan Ministries, was part celebration and part business. There was a dixidand band for the celebration and Lieutenant Governor Alfred B. Del Bello for the business. Del Bello 's speech contained measures of criticism aimed at the Federal aovcrnment in addition to outlininJ Govunor CUomo's plan to create new jobs over the oen five years. Both aspcas ~ vocal praise from area wUon members. " New York State has been devasuted by unemployment . It has aept into almost every holl)e, " said tbc Lieutenant <loYernoT. "This uncmploymcot is not accidental." by throwina people out of work.'' Del BdJo Wbcn Rcaaan entered offtce, explained said. " Now we an uted to IIana in then: and Del Bdlo, be vowed to chop inOatioo down be strona- No other administration hu had to size. And likewise the President promised the bctrtlessness 10 throw people out of to cut aovernment spendina and taxes. 1'beK work ." measures, Del BdJo qrccd. Rcapn had DEL BELLO ASJtm the crowd to made aood on, but he did 10 atlbc cxpenK of remember that the aovemor wu a friend of t,_,h::,e,: w:::or:;kina ~·~peo~p~lc::..:: ao=d~t,_, h,_ e .:! middlc :::'=:.:c=lus=- - - " 'h,e worker, but that that wu not without tbc bclp of the Fcdcnl JO>mtmcnl , he said. But tbc CloYCrnor hu initiated a "most imponant" job• proaram-t he Rebuild New York Bond Issue. Tbc Bond iosuc involves the Slate's bom>w\na Sl.l billion, which will be malcbcd by $1.9 in Fcdcnl money , to be used in rcnovatlfta pu EARLIER IN THE day Dd Bello CJtplain<d how Labor ~ orialnated 101 yoan aao u 25,000 wortcn marched throuah tbc , . _, of New York O ty . Thouah the intensity of this holiday's cclcbt-ation has waned durina that period , h hu picked up under tbc title of Solidarity Doy. Solidarity Doy Is dcdicaied to punina all tbe conccnu of workina people tos«her , All this, Dei Bello hoped, would avoid havina an "Unemployment ~ :· a declaration he would nO!._~s ur)!ri__~to sec made . Off Campus. ___ , Amos against AllCIIO: AMOS. IL otn>a&IY an intepal pan of the community to be put undct that kind of tbrftt ," Amos said of LoTcmplo's aoll for zoaina CD(oramcnt . objects to what be calls Rosemarie LoTempio 's .. tluealeDiDI •• .,..,_... to impcow wlivenltyhousiaa CODdllloes. A UB Uri>u Affain anocNate wbooo ot>DCCDtration In houslaa. Allioo Is riUlDiq aplut tbe lac..,•bcat LoTcmplo Ia tbc upcomiaa Septe•ber 13 DaDoc:ndc primary for Uel_..y Dbula CoUIIdlmaD. Tbc Cammool COWidl Is lluffalo's lclblatl.. -,. STUDENTS AU cratm, a morkcl when only the landlonll bmcnt, , •udml ........,.. for howina .,... to the U.u-.ity io tbo , _ ..,_ .......... _.,.lhatleDII, sbe sold, wllllo at tbo ,_. I'OUIId ...,._. r... det:liDiJia pn>peny valua due to the o•aaowdcd caadltlou. "II io juJI u ..ay to 1M a tDilo or • - a-.y.'' LoTanplo sold. "If stuclmtlllated iontlaa for r.- tbcy wW be bappior ill the ...... ""'·.. . Housina Spa:ialill ludl . . . _ of UHCC llid tbol laadlorda an putillooiJII orr lbclr - - 1ato ....a ~ ., t11cy cu lit ill mono •uclmtl- "l.aDtllonta on .,.n1t1oa1a1 ........., to pro>ltlo 1a1 rooms." ..._ llid. "I aoll ..,. a r-"'1..,._," Off-Campus Houmoa Dlroclor Iris llermM ..,...S wllll LoTanplo's plan but bctiewd of the nlla to be ''lmpoctlcao and Llt:ema 00..'1 baft the or .-iYidoft to a1force the nlla," llermM llid. Sbe ~ ..,. ~ OR prolltccriq ( . - the aJDdltloa and llid .... JDa)' baft tO fanhc:r rrom to alnlotc the problem. acconlina to LoTanplo. Tbc adoquale.........,...., impo...-. ear- a.n- dowD........,. sun...- roiiMD DIUCTOII- .....- orr.c.pu. Houoiaa ODdy Wcia sold..,. the plan...., "break for •uclmtl but in the 1oa1 - k will wor1t - ror the lt1ltlcDu." Tbc orr~ Houoial Offtct io ~a k of poablic ...vrd..,. wiD iDduclt . , .......... .... Ia"""'-! ia..,..,-- n. .. will cleot:ribc the . . . MOd k . . . , - tatea . . . . a IMdlord or..-. a . __eo-is~~ the .... - ,...., the . . . . . . . ..tole .,._u,. ..-... to -u lbclr laiMiord .... .......,. ....,.._ """'"dlr!laoll ~_.a_,-., JWOioloa," ......... to ...__ "StadC11&1- ..................... Tbc . . . . . . . . . doe - "It's a_, ....... " ....... bolin1 .... U8 is 1*1 of the___, .... -.,........ 10 ... ....._.._.. Amos tblnta LoTcmplo astanpdq to ...... rean - "If you . . , talklaa about chulna Ollllludmtl, you'rw talklna dollan ror lise •••II bullaeumaa,.. A•o• abouc ......., - tJqJialeod . "Sh....,tl ~ a lot or ¥1llloo to lbo CIOIIUIIunky, ill t.... O( lhlnp that can bo c1ooe for tho CGmiDwUty ill tbc ~~~~-and DOW . " I• -..-. ....... ..._.. .... - .._ .no. .... ............................ N tor LoTaplo'a ...... IMI 1101 pro,......", "Nn. LoTanplo ' - .,_ ia ofllce '"' ._ ,.... .... ll .. """ Dllllltbartloodl ..., ...... " - said that, "MOll ....... - ..,. caeodnlloul............ ..., 101 lacollleual. . .yiatltellrtl . .. I bo-'1 f<MIIId ll to bo tnoa 111M t l l l o _ . . . . . . . . . . tlllo problooa,'' tM .-..... ..,.. . . . . . tboltbo~-""" ........................... - eloctloe ploy. Dllllltbothood... Amoo ,... lllal ........ should- ... _....... "ooablaaka bula." Lut - t LoT-plo uk~ J - Orint. 10 ...... a *"" , . . . . . ....... ....,_,to ....... for ........ ..tolldo.. IIJ alllolll• - - - - - -ltiJ 0111wt ......... lise.-...,-. Silo 1\IYIIW\fW-\NW\fW-IN'WifW-\NW\fW-INWIMI . . . . . . . fot _ , _ of city :II __ .._._.........,.,.._ ...... ....._ .... f..... , _ .... ia 1011011 ~ - """""""'ollie~-. LoT. . . toW i M - ..,_ tbo aoaiaa •iolalloaa l. .d to _ • .._.' rlsood ~. Silo odlor _ .......... . .. . ... _ of ...................... ..._ ...... ,.,._ ___ _ ................ ,.,_.... ........,,_. ...---GMDUATliTUDlNTa - - - - . DEADUNI 'OR IUIMITTINQ It.,.... API"UCAnoNIII ''"DAY, u,-rUIHIII11. _ . . . . , . . . ..,otdlo .... dlo ................... tlleir .................... 10 l.or.-sl. . , . ................ 10 INTilAMUllAL oma.u.s wANTED Anyone l....,_tecl, with or wllhout prior upertence In officiating F1l Intramural 8port8 tor PAY PLEASE CALL THE RECREATION AND INTRAMURAL OFFICE betweln t:Dtn and~ -........ . and • • for ...... Ed ....... (Ditwtcwt of MlchHI O'C:O.. (lapel ......,. All . /VeWeloa•• WE .NEED YOU to .... tllll ...,......... Dlpa.-1111. ,_.I Your BSN meant you're a profaliooal.ln the Army, it allo means you're an ai6c:ler. You an as a full~ member c:i our medical am. Write: Army Nune ~ P.o. Box nn, Burbank. CA ~sto. �editorial An honest look The feasibility of the Capen-Norton-Talbert (CNl) project has yet to be established, but the proposal deserves further examination. It Is becoming Increasingly obvious that the Amherst Campus will not get a centralized Student Union, at least for quite awhile, so alternatives need to be looked at. The Idea of consolidating student activity space Into the three central buldlngs, creating a student activities mall of sorts, right now seems the best alternative. A complete CNT could provide students with a feeling of a centralized union by providing them with unified activity space In a highly trafficked, visible area But all the problems have to be looked et first, and weighed against each other to determine the final feasibility of CNT. As so often Is the case, money Is a big problem . The "flip-flop" of activity and academic space, especially with the transfer of the libraries, could be costly and might nix the project before It can get started . How to handle this possibly expensive transfer and determine If It Is necessary should be Investigated with open and creative minds. Also, the ph i losophical debate over transferlng activity and classr09.rn space, even If there will be no decline In either, has to be addressed. The question lies In everyone understanding the educational value of nonclassroom activities to enhance the pure academic learning. Both are important and neither should be sacrificed for the sake of the other. CNT, with Its problems, Is a good student Initiated plan to Improve student life on the Amherst Campus. The problems may or may not be serious but It Is up to the students and administrators Involved to work out these concerns and develop the most viable use of student activity space. • And these problems 11_eed to be work,ed out with open minds and l,liidiliatandlng. Decisions should be based not on personalities or fear of change, but on trying to Improve the jumble of the Amherst Campus. Our neighborhood University Councllperson Rose LoTemplo's plan for "Improving" the environment In the Main Street Campus area Is not In the best Interest of students and amounts to nothing more than a ploy to force them out of her district. There are some good points to her suggestions, such as forcing landlords to be more responsible for the houses they rent and a stricter enforcement of the fire codes for many of the unsafe houses; but the plan appears to be a campaign promise to get votes from the more politically powerful non-student population In her district. . LoTemplo's suggestion that students move away from the University Heights area will not make students "happier In the long run ". Many feedback. students enjoy the convenience of the local housing and certainly have the right to live there. The expense of owning a car or relying on public transportation, which has a shaky future, makes living In other neighborhoods unfeasible. Also, students do bring In money to the area and many University Heights businesses rely on student dollars. To chase out students means to hurt the small businessperson. To rely on an archaic law saying that only two unrelated persons can live In a single dwelling will reduce the number of tenants, not the rents, and force up the already high costs for the Individual students. In all fairness, It is true that a minority of students are immature and irresponsible In their manners and In the upkeep of their rented homes. It is up to other students to teach these bad apples to be more responsible If they want UniversitY. Heights to be their new home. Local politicians should also understand that these Irresponsible students are few and not a blanket rt~presentation of all UB students. If LoTemplo and the · University Height s Community Center want to really Improve the condition of the neighborhood, they should pursue the prosecution of landlords who allow their houses to deteriorate, and Institute some form of rent control to prevent the situat ion from getting out"!!f hand. University Heights Is the students · neighborhood and we should be allowed to live there. Suggestions that students do not belong Is a blanket condemnation of the University and a hint that UB does not belong. UB belongs. . f· .c Responsibility Editor. Under the vlewpolnt of humanist phltotophy, man II the measure of all things. Human beings have almolt boundleaa poaalbUIUea of tranaform6ng themaetvea to reach their potentlala. Man can achieve a MnM of juatlce and r..pect for human dignity In hlmHif and othara. Thaaa praoapta are conolotont with tho phllooophy elucidated In Kart Marx'l Mt1y wrltlnga. However, recourae to theae doctrinal of humanlat phlloaophy ahould not be necnaary. Men ohould lnotlnctlvoly roollze What actlono oro In accord wnh human dignity. What then hat-., happening In thll Over tho paa1 - 1 · a groat daal of Innocent people havo - . , maaaacr.d u - . varloutl pretonMO. Counted M10f1Q thaN - . tho Innocent J_. and _ , _ . killed In -.tnotlon campaencl-ofJ-.ctvlllane , Innocent vtcttma of Hiroshima and Nagaaakl. Moat recently, two hundred and olxty-nlna Innocent people flying Korean Alrllnea (KAL), a commercial air carder, wert killed When their plane was ahot down by a Soviet air to air m11111e. Thll Umt, the pratonoa haa boon that tho plana lntrudad Into Soviet air opaco. Art the goala of humanlam unachlavable In tho modam world? Hu human dlgnhy and morality died out? II YO<I think not, aa I do, then - cannot paaalftty wltnaoo thla recant example of dehumanization. Thlo batbark: act by tho Sovleto toward KAL It not juot an loolated Incident. The problem It wlclaop<ead In tho world. cite-- No ""'"or wllat ttl! _, '*"· tho killing of ""-1be people It an act .....,. flen>ely ---.I. . II t h o - _ . . bet- they trutr~ . .hlllalolendM atlllc, than th"7 , .... ~ ...........-.and accouni tho- ... ""-to There are otben Editor: Ywy lnt-tlng that In your r-nt political artlclo 81211183, Council Condldato Diana Clun:zak oaya tho Unlvoralty hao a " dlarnal record with the minority community." Sha and Fahey oontrtbuto to thlo dlomal rocord by - l n g to "*'lion tho fact thai a fallow U. B. graduate, htghty .-JIIIad - t o Atcllle L ""-, Jr.. to nonnlng lor Councilman thlo September In Fahay ' a own ~ Dlolr1ctl Thla " all tho more ourprlalng baco- Mr. Coonltnator of all ~ Dlatr1ct Granto during Mr. F-ro t'"" aa Councilman ~- Clurczalo end Fahey _tho...., _ _ _ .... dtapley a ol Information t-- '*"· tnoll reoord of tho Y11Y auooaooful BUNYAB Collagaa Intern ......-. Which haa ~ ~_..... ahMianto-111-, - . _ and Hlapanic-ln aganc1oa and o - throughout tho city of Buffalo and Erlo County community. be · U.B. - . might tntaroatecl to know that Councllrnon-ot-L..arga o-ga K. a.... the the-- -.nlly,-- Arthur, a minority "" Council , _ . In . . -. of haa long . . - ·---the~ ao taking aotlono aimed at and ·-on ~the- -"'II A au.a..--. ...... ,.. ,..._to ALL.,._ .. -......., ...._.,..to- 11111111 ...... - .... to.......- -...... - ""'--Uilllllsll .............. ..._, tile lily �op-e Open Forum ~ by Gary Ciurczak 7, P . , - PoyUy:- -oonlo ~ tho OSE\1 The Graduate Student dubbed today, tho-..! Emptoyoa tJnlon (GSEll) hal W~ of t11o Fall s.n-tor, " Poyloso Poydoy." Todlly- . . 1oo 110 . . . , . . _ tho to ONTAa (ond 1LU on afote llftN) Ill ... SUNY oyo- Thla - . o t - of tho GSEU will be dlltril>utlng " - y c M c U" to oJt ONTNRAa In SUNY Buffalo.~.,. f - of regulat ~now beortng Information otatlng tllot thla Ia a ~ 01 daclded by tho "guonltono" of graduate otudont In Albany, and that 01 long 01 -do ""' haW a union will not be - t a d In any -ontlal way In any """*'- daclalon .,.. " " ' - WOfldng - Including _.uno our pay~ Thla paycheck will now too I late. ln1laad ol getting paid on Sept..- 7, - will haW to wah until &.ptomtoo< 21,/our - · 11110 tllo _ , . ,_That'l what II wrong with a poy- poydoy. WlfY A~ PAYCHeCK HITS ONTMIAa 10 HAIID Graduala the conly 11f0UP with thlt 1-vgad paycllaciL It an.cta ua t h o - . -· a1noo our """*'- .,. ""' otandardof!Mngl>aa__, _ _ - -•--no"otffccool" -· to lnltotlon ...., the lui 15 _ . . Int-. ,!IO_, tha-poy lntho---~-tM-pald - .If _,.... ..,_ ...... _...., ... ....,,a_.._ of tho ....-..y-., -UIODpluatuii.IOn aalort,... - ,.. - .._... . 17100 10 ...... , . ...... - , tullloft IIWotl- ,..,· /llal ,_ _tori, I-. c- E-.y o l h o r - of otate Ia . - . . a n d OKhol _ _ _ oiiMng_ln_oonttacla did""' r.a.. majority of - - ONTNf4Aa do""' ho.. oummor to P<Otact 1n>m t h o - ol lnlta,_ With thoN they h a W - - ln>m tho lifunt of 1M w-.wr- 1upport. Mota tllloly- . . . .,..,oro;plo)ad In Buffalo. a city by r - - . and . , . - y - minimum Whllo tl\al may 1oo onougll t o - by on during 1M ............ with «!how jcolo- ...... 211 otortod. With thlot kind of aaJort, If rou ooukl get It, h II ._ty .......,._to-- _ _If rou are wort--.- on lnt....,lonol otudon~ h Ia -.y tlbly- . . . " " ' to get any jcolo at all rwtum t o -· rou .,. · go~ng to too clopondlng flrot ~ to .......... .....,.., Whoro- '*'---to -totouy IIIIIIool._'*'-lor"'" duty. Y o u - - to pay yourNnt, -hor You haW to buy lor,....,...,, IL".d --""Y fO< )'OUfn d - . Youlllo t>oobloriM _ _a _ ct--.. _.,_L t-.o y...,--' Of-..... 10 dooJtofthlawHho-thlot-~-lniM Guest Opinion • ---..._.,-.a- -.-..s· - - ......... \ pay laO and •pecteol 1M~ to too o n - The_..,- wilt - • - to Imagine, WMO IIIIOWa wtiAY! All - a l l \ a t .... ~-lotiOn . . _ - t h l o . . , _ - h o ..... Apfll. Yot. , _ 110 olllclal notlcoe to ONTMIAa ln>m the - . Le. Cl...-or -....; Of ln>m tho of.,..._,. '*'- .. _,. ~--~.e.---. . . - ....- __ _............. ___..., ______ .. bytholnfiMionllgi!Mr_V_,pul_ ........ Inflation. holdltlg It to a-~,..._"'.,. liNt- of _,_ ..... _.,.....,¥ ,--.--_____ ... ----........, _ ...... __ .,_ ........-..__ ,..._ ............ ...... -............... ,.,.._....,__-....... ----·-·--·-----· _,.._. ................. ... __ .,....... .-._..,......................... ..... ..., ....____ . ................ ..... ......... .... -. .. _ .... _, ,.... ___ .. _ .... .,.,_......,..,nu...._.,._ .,....,m...-.·- . .............. ...,.., $1 , . . . n., - - '*·..._.put_of _ _ _ o f _ l n ........... .........,_._, ... - o l l h e ......... _ . . . . . , . , _. - - ... - - - - - d o _ . . _ _ _ b y ... _ _ _ _ _ .,......,... ;-ot---81U,.._. _ _...The ___ .... ___ .... II ,_.., _ · - . . . '1. ._ . ._ . . ._ .. _ , ,_ . . .Of.,_UU . . . . _,. p J - ... a - . ONTA/fiAa"""- to tho bona, and_, ,...plaloto _ _ _ atall. a.-7wll11oo"!!.. andwontorl ,..._ . _ ........ _ _ _ _ ..... _ .._ "'* ,..,.,... paycley. To holp 11u11c1- union. and )oltl aM other-- of atata _,...,_thalanloYtho-aotunloft_lt>._ - - ..... ~--'1--0ftoommltt­ t-. The ---... _ .. --a..,...._ brlnllno thlotdaalwlthlheiMIIy ..- - . o i - I U C l i \ M OSEU _ _, otftanla In _., lnl-tlell ,,_ tho ~-• to the .,_..,. - . . . . a n d - - W.atao -~ .. '"'tho ._....... Conotltutlonol c...-tton In llngllamiOft. The a . - OUU NOTfl, publicatiOn IO< all ol --polantlal 1M ORU olfloa. 111 T - Hall. h wiH loo lllallad to all - . _ and - . may Into tho OIIU ollloe 10 ,..... ... a oopy. 1.11'1 - . . . . . . lor 011 wHI, . . . - ~and a ............... ,. 011et- a thing ol ---·.-dy--1-ln _,.._that ......... Gaty CIWclot II 1M _ _ , ol OlfU ,......_ ... _loroo_lhe __ 1 0 - . ..... - . -. ........ - ....... -loft,.,..Aa a ~ . - . . - . .... .... lui '""" _ . . "'* ..... _IC...__..,_._..._MtMnufftber .,,......_ ....................... __....lo ... ---- pn>duoCI•IIy• Mllonal-ln -~J--,c--the lt7tNthalof_...,......a_ -a-latlblyiO-In--ltiO)DIIIaao ...,.,.. ........... ......... ed\lill.... lll 10 . . . . . In tho jcolo ---______________ .._ ........,.. .............,-................... --lo -· ....... .,_ --.. ..-......,....,_ ........................ .. ....... ... .......... .... ................ __ _................ ·-... --·--.. ............. ,..... ... __ .. ---__.......... ......,___ .......... ----......._-........ ............-..... ....... .... ...................... ........ --....... __ -.............. •toroo--·-of-jcoloa. The....,.,_....,_...,. ..... _ .. -of............,., .. - ....... _,.., ....... ,____,_ ,......._.,... .. ,........,......................, ........................................... ,.. . ,_..._ .....__ _____ ~~.~.,..., - - 10 - - produolloltly, . _ , """ ................... Oft _ . . ...,.._ ......... .., "'" Tldolll.ll . . _ , . . _ _ _ _ _ _ ......... _....., ____ ...,.a -. ......-- ..... - .. .......,. c.n. tllt-of~- . . . . __,__...... The ,...... ,...... _... _... .,...,_ -.. ..-.---·..-· ......-. ___ gl;-.1'111111. . _... ... ...... . .................. ___.. ...__....................... ... ........... .._.......... . ..... .. -............ . .......... .. ....,._ ......... ... ......... ............. ,_, ... , I._.. ., ...... ........., ........, _.... ..... .........._., _ ...................................... .._. a-.•-·• .......... .. _........., ___ _, .............. ___ ._...... ______ ................. .....,.. . . -----It ,,..,.....n. ___ ......... .....--..,__ .......................................... ........................................... _.................. ....,..._ _ WHAT CAN YOU DOt Aft - t a d PoY*O Paydoy Ia lndlcatM ot tho rote GAIT~ CU<rontty play In making - - • vital to ow -king OOIIdhtona and our 1-. WI!'-' a union. tho -lnlatratlon'l cavlllor attitude will - . . . , With a union, tho 11... ol YOfll witt ........, wllll tile QRU, • .......,. by law, and will - by Michael Andrew Uhl Ttiii'Miaff-.......... ...... - - .... -~ofallellon-11--lnht-.wiiiiiiMI--oltlla ___ I ----w--- . . . . IHd - contntct. and MaluM . . ~ nor INiwe • uniOn. . . ..,. no1 ---.Le.MIIIIIDIMW... ....... _,.,_of_ ~ """*'- 1170'1 Inflation ....,..,_.., - ao a public explanation ol why GAITNRAa wore not g,_ olflclatactvance notlcoe ol thla llaaoo, ohhor through a totter Of another IO<m ot notification. ,...._ 1M WOfldngtoano of · - · otudont ......,_..~wit m0<0 .......-llllat-y, - wtiAT'a . _ WITM A PA~ PAYDAY! L.ot'1 aay . . one of t11o NlumifiO ONTNf4Aa on a 1tatollne. O.Wtha aurnmor, 1 M - are high tl\al rou aaurnmor-"'--. The ..., W«h tho publication ol thll column, tho GSEU II oiUclalt)' ,equeatlno au Information that SUNY admlnlatratora at BuHato and In Albany haft hed regarding thla poylag, and tho datoa thoy worollrat owaro ot «. •• well. - - -.......- - - Cit .. . ~ -----~ _ ---- _... -. �tool. Get there with Hewlett~ Forthe~ltPdl.leror HP . . . o a b - J'OQ. call TOl.UIREE 800-S47.J400 and lllklor opii'Mor 113 M..f. 6un.-6p.m. P.dflc na.. ........_. llrpa 0 _. I • 'S - - - ~HEWLETT ..,._. PACKARD - a �·C~abad House offers knowledge for all ALTHOUGH MANY ploces COD boast they provide social, rdi&ious, cultural and cducotiooal octivitics 10 tbc UoiVcrsity community, DODC COD boast tlw it can Ma>mc a bome away from home, cacep< ooe-tbc r---"'1""'"------_,;;;.;,.-,----..... -------.. O!abad House. Loc:atcd near both tbc Amb<nt and Main Street Campwe~, tbc O!abad Houoc fumisbes Ulli...aty students an _....uty 10 lcun more about tbcmodw:s and the Jcwab relilioo. Rabbi Noooo Gurary Slralel !U "We at the House provide tbcoc .....u 10 anyooe interested DO matter who they arc." Altbouab the O!abad House spccilicaUy cites JcwUb students .. their~ "aD arc wdcomcd," Ourary said. Gurary rdt the DCOd 10 clear up !be miocoDcqJtlon tlw you must be <>nhrodox or Hasidic: 10 be a puticipant .. tbc CIJabC Houoe. "The ~Y or the a.abod House tries 10 rdatc to . . . , _ and DOt 10 wbidt temple your parents pay t.beil"cfues." "In !be put, JcwUb l!udalts ..... eitbcr tumcd orr or ll*hcti< towards us ....,._ they ),.. didD 't unc:kntand us. We want to eJI1X)Ie tbcm to tbc raJ tbina- a pen or their cducatiOD-a raJ JcwUb apc:riencc, .. Ourary said. Socially tbc House apouon corrccbouscs and piualdlkkca winp and pertla; •'Uitunlly. they provide lecturen for HaUec Week and Holocull A - - Week; ccl.-loGolly, c:ouneo arc available frcm Hebrew tci""lewisb Law to Jewhb MJitlchm; .mc..orc r... P..-·-~-- n. OooMd Houoe and doe -llllkJ . . . . """" ... a.lllol, Oonlloll o..rt.dor. ''To-. Ho.t..,.. betloo _IIIOC!IIIIed _ ... _........_ tlllaa for Jewish . . . . . 10 be at-QQ. la.......S Ia 001 ......... Ooorwy LUTHERAN CAMPUS MINISTRY INVITES YOU TO WORSHIP SERVICES Sundaya, 5 P.M. · AT - lfESUMECTfON HOUSE 2 Unlwralty Avenue (Acroaa Main StfHt from Hay•• Hall) Paaror Phonaa 837· 7575, 836-1221 FACULTY STAFF ·a TUDE ITS: Free Pepell - ... ____ 2 ... - t i l .... ...... a.._ ..... ...... ____....,.... ........ - . . 12" . . . •• ....... ____ ,.._ __ ...., •._...., __ ,,., 3 Loc•rlona ....,eo.t .. cr....lfell ~- (Supper Followt) Rev. Arlo Nau, C.mpua ROSH HASHANA Services DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT THIS FALL .LIFEW'Bift<\Ho~ AH .• ··- aamoee a,. '"'r -- ,.,..,,.....,.....,.a" ...,a,., flo* .... .,.,.,.._ TICICfTI maJN pt~rclta1ed from H. . . . . . . . . ,.._H..._ ....................... , SENATE PETI NOW~~ c-P" 1 M Tall:tert \t' AmhentCampw TO BE ELECTED �AD~ tblltwWaewr baaat )'OU. . 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He said IbM tileR ....... two ~ by whicb • taocbos4'a>uld ....... By DONALD COOPER Spet:tnun Slqff /lqJoner UDderrmew. THE TERM Aaldemic Freedom is an idooJosical eoo<:op( t1W justifies preventina a prof<UO<'s te.cbiaa practices from c:omina under evaluation aod .....,wioo. It is undenlaodable thea, tiW Aaldemic fr<alom can sometima be used to camoulllae poor or malic:ioul te.cbiaa procedwa. Aa:ordiD& to UB pofeuon and administraton. while tileR is a potential for ..,_ of Aaldemic freedom by teKben. it is small and usually kept ill c:bcck by a series of mc:uures. "A prof..- caD 'I do anytbiDa be clama Wllllls," Focuby SeDalle Olairman DeDDis Malone said. He bdie¥es tiW any atlaDpl to ralrict t...tl<n ill tbe claslroom, by limitina their allility 10 ~ a>une r<qUir<ments, .,..tina procedwa or otber claslroom activities, a>UDts u a viaUdoo of tboir bo-. bo-. CoDSiitutiooal riabts. A clauoe witbl.a tbe UB 1<8Cben' wtioa - ...-.Iiiii to Political Sc:ieDce pofeuor Oaude Wdcb, ratified Ieos than a ,..,. and a half aao. llipullla lbal tbere .._ aloaa a rapoasibility to t<8dliaa-" He said tiW there may be some ..,_or AcadaDio Freeciom by profeuon, but tiW be W little l'inlhud bowleclac ofitever""""'""'. "CapricioualfWdini,"OO........,II tbe IDOII COIIUDOII form of ..,_, and is often DClC reponed by . - . . be said. "I DON'T tbink ..,_ of AcadaDio F.-lam ailtJ," Tolstoy Collq!e loctwu ....,. Nurplly llid. "I'm sure there are .,.,..,UO... to tbe rule, but they are just tiW, aoeptioas." He said tiW be · ~· bdieYed lbal bis llyle of t08CbiDa and tbe llyle of otber teachers abould not come under ICflltiD)' or ~ by anyooe, but be did or:kDowleda< tba1 profeuon &bould raped tbe riahu IbM are p..n to them by tbeir profession. "I tbiDk there is a bettor ......,.. of and t-. .I The first and foraDOOt is promctioo. T..:ben wbo perform poorly or ailule tboir heodom to t<8dl wiU probebly ...,. be promoted. a<:cll01IiJia to Wdcb. . The IOCODd mctllod is a periodicalrmew oft...tl<n' contnocts wbeu they c:ome up for rmewal. Profeuon wbo perform iDidoquold:J ill tbe c1as1room can be rniowod ill this - a s wdl, Wdcb said. I I 1 "111DE HAS- beeD aa illddeal," Aaldemic Alfain Dinctor of~ Miry Lou Maloy said. Sbe believO. tbat UB profeuon are very "rapoaolble," and as fw as . . W kaown, ........, allaoed tbeir poolliau Ia tbe .....__'' Murphy said- al q.a.,. -..lilt 8CIIdelloic: ....... sbould be ~ .......... to tbe lliCDtioa of tbe , . _ llltborilies." 1111o. a<:cll01IiJia to 1ir1DJ>IIy, would be tbe ~ Olain ill ~ oranatberpof...,... Hesaid_......._tbe..,of certaia t<8dlen ......... tbe t<8dlbla of •udeats. ''11oft 1ft profaaan wbo tiiiDk of tbemoelva as God." be llid, -.1 IINoe their pooldca iD tbe .,._...,. as well. Wbea l l - to tbe prab6eoo of..,... ®lllaa 110t ...,._ f.,.,_, !llllildca ~ CllllrmM ....,. Eltissald, "for-ofdle.......,brolid..,..._· liaa sbould be ...,... or ._ folowed." A t~Kber II buieaiiJ •..._..,.... for followiaa tbe outliDc, be llid. K A tOKber sbould t<8dl is JIRIIribed by tbe ~-" Nurplly said die probloiD of ..,... -liaa beiDa devilled rn. by t<8dlen II rare aad If it ocoun sbould be.........,.._uc!. ''Tboft are tbroMI bollo-." a<:cll01IiJia to Wdcb. AcadaDio Freedcxa caa be "_,. awa.y f'roe wtthtD," be said, "by ...... too ......, ailule, or Aaodalc Frcedom can ba tabe nay by ....,.._ tbe odlool's way of rev1ew1aa 1<8dlen". A llonber ~ prcx:eduft. iD 1111 ..,., c:ould t~CII teacher~' ARE NOW AVAILABLE IN 111 Talbert Hall They must be returned by ~ 4 pm Monday, ~ October 3rd CALL 838·2950 FOR MORE INFO. pofeaiocl~,"~W~dcb=said=~·ID~C~-~sdl~llll~loul~~-~~~~~~~!'!~~ - educaton than iD anyotber -to tbe-"' belief lbalt~ ... totally ::~:~~~: ~ aoa <U~D~NG Student RatioS F. . ~Tatlng 883-2213 Erte Medical <Ante 50 ~ Sllwt·Stb Boar Drop/Add Info• . ./AIM) QATP; ,wgt.IT R='I'1P'R' .. . . _,.. AUGWr »-» - ......,.. J -· · .,._,,. ·~ t:to-t• -6-41 ··--tJ-1411~ ....__·=·-·~ 6-41 ~ WI -o-t:J ..... -lo\UW .,..,., • -· ~ ~ .,..._,. ec:.tnaOIWI· -1'~».Wi r i 12&1fuwt'&7 ........., �--------- ---------------------Hayden said that funding may be the foremost immediate hurdle. uor course there is the cost question," Lorenzetti said. •• As I see it, the plan is basically limitina to three buildinas the activities that would be extended to four with the activities builclin&-in order to develop a student center concept. But will there be the space available to do this and bow much will it Board Inc. Your Student·· Service · Corporation announcesstipended Position Available I cost?" FOR FALL '83 & SPRING '84 Draft Education Center Director HAYDEN WILL DOW punue discussions and plmnina "with everyone involved," he J&id, beeause of the need to oacouraae input. His recent discussions With enalneerin& audenu has produced yet another option to accomplish the CNT plan. "Some eaaineerin& studenu have suaested mavin& the UOL upllain into the Science and Elialneerin& LibrJry (SEL), and mQVina the SEL to the actiYities center," Hayden said. "I think it is IJr<:lltidea." It is imporiiDt that CNT bas become a "poutldpatory desi&n." aocordina to Hinlunao. "Students have been ,at the center or the desianina." he uid, Hinlunao himself a graduate student in I uchitecture who has worked on the plan's d.rawinp . uwe have worked on somethin& simple and effective that ~.the needJ of the buiJdin& Please hand In Informal resume to 112 Talbert Hall. Interview will be arranged at that time. proponents to take, acc:ordins to Loreozctti, should be to make the plan lmown to those involved in aoy eventual decision . "My recommendation at this point is that the whole plan be n:Yiewed by all c:oncemed-in order to estimate the plan's feasibility." Hayden believes that Univenity President Steveo Sample sbould eventually be involved with the project. Sample bas 10111ewbat "committed hinudf'' to the idea of PursWna I centraliud IIUdent union on Amhera., ac:cord:ina to Hayden. "lam hopina that be will deal with the problem up front ." THEilE BA VE been minor puttina toaetber a final accordina to Hayden'. Althouah he said that biJ timetable may be a bit ofr, the many early holidays this semester will prevent quick prosress anyway. "We may be riabt on tra:k ac:tuaiJy," he said. Color dnowinp are currmtly beina reproduced, Hayden continued, and 1 fonisbed product may be resultina. "I'm sun: that DSA·will need aootber dose before they really lmow what the plan involves," he said. "Tbey should be involved in decisions and the orpnizatlons within. I am hopin& that CNT will be orpnized IS Squire -Hall wu, with DSA ~ the pue for student problems propoul, deadline is September 16,1983. CELEBRATE PERPLEXED? Come Join aome people who found an anawer to aome baalc queatlona. ROSH HASHANNAH HOSANNA CHRISTIAN FOLLOWSHIP (A CHI ALPHA CAMPUS MINISTRY) at The Chabad Hou.e •2501 North Forest Road •3292 Main Street Wecm-lay Evening, Sept-ber 7th . dlrcNah Frld.y~. SepU ... 9th �sports TM W"t:,ard • liJtl< I'1IStJ' ilt ~;. fnt pndictioM-Ittt blooooer it ""poor qff.......,.. C"OIIditiolti,... Ku s-9, 1'KWd - . jJut rood ""'116~ to I« /lim rwi«m JtUtu.(f t~a TM-U.,-ka.tw;petottSNP- H~ two wit~ t l w - ,..,. ilt "'P'· a- MINNESOTA .24, Su Fruclt<o 14-Ktamer will haw &DOtbcr fidel clo,y throwiDI the bd ~a -IOCOOCI&ty. SaD Ft&D will haw to l o o t - for their flrll wiD. aNaNNAn l l , - ~The Wlzanl did aot haw a p a t - ~y. but be wu ~ eoouah to that the lliJb only ........,t tbreo fidel JOI]attempu. lbe1 will ad oo the board Ibis - · but the llmph' olfcmels atOIId>clowa better. sr. LOVlS M, .,._ ~This comes Rnilbt flam the WIZard 'I -'>. Don't be 111tJ1ri* by aa owrt1me. "...._.. n , ~ U Y U-Tbe 1'8tkers M>OC<d qube a bit ... but the clown . Loot for Stoodt to Stallwonh. LA....... )4, " - !._No ......S CUCAGO 35, ~ ._, 14-Acxonlina il Wac eoouah- The ltalden may how tbe to the WIZard it will be a ~oo and strooaeot tam this yar. Marcw AileD CAD be McMahoo hilhlilht rum. The Bean will be playoff bound if they CAD t<q> tbost two beallhy. .,......,... 24. PlllLADI:LPIIIA U-The Baales will ~~:<>n t-y-two &pin but It will aot be eftOIII)I ....... the R<dstlna. The Clldtlua pme ol the - ' :. DIP:r-.w1' 14, ~ l._Wbal Sipo bas a b..t clo,y .. clo tbe ......... Sims bas a bi&Ddnd plus aod the Lions c1o aot llw lip much at bom<-loot for the tioos to cootrol t h e -An.ANTA Jl, N.Y. Gloolllll4-Bartkowstl to Jmtllll-aot oocr but tbreo timet. The OiaDU ar< lD aeareh of a lelitilllate quarterback . Ruoaiq bact William ADclrewl will push ooe ewer"" tb< p-ciWid roc tbe aolld Falc:clea. s.do 11, N.Y. lETS I._Tbe Wlzanl bas a miDd or hb own. The Jet peulna pme ran. -'-rilht IDto the IOCOOCI&ty's baods. I am proud of himlelf aller this pdle. Now 01toMo a, LA. IIAMS U-R_. will'*" the Saillu opl.o. The Rams will throw and the Saillu will rutl . The toy ;, tlll1l0Wn. The Wlzanl always ut.. the Saillu. MIAMJ 31, Now ~ l-lbe Wlaanl bas fifty yard lin< - . for thls 000 • Not much or a aame-Miaml's orr........... lip aod their d<ft1110 mateo ooelllistate, but the Wlzanllows tbe Florida sun. LU.11MOU: 21, 0... 21-"-bor.,... clo,y for Plpl will carry tbe 0o1u to thdr - . 1 victory. E1wQ better be cartl\&l ....... the t<a111 be sblllllled. The Klllb ~bas fouod a borDe ID llallilllort. s. '*"' 35, IAN!IAS an - A hlP po-.1 Mrial -u~~ by botb tearu will be filii to watch on the tube. Fouts hu the boot arm ID the blllbas. If the aw..,. 1'1 a def.,... they could be wortlq Oil SUper ~~~~~~~~~~~~~..... ~~JI~IOUib~~St~edor~~cid~.-.~~wlll~-~~tbem~~sure~~or~m~)'lllf~~---------_:SIIoday~~- - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ Bu lls.--,,_-1, CAD be jlllt U ...,d." "WE'RE QVlaDI Ibis yar," Daoclo Aid, ''aot u bi&. but much rasur tlwllut ,._.. Our IOCOOCiaty aod IIDebKters should be . . _ tlwl before. I cloo't lllllidpate a team that wiD M>Dr< IIWIJ poiDu ...,... us. I tiWlt that o...-.D _ •..., ..,u., to be .. poCmt .. lut - -•• Ibis time, .,.... or tbe pooltlons that wa-e up for .,..,. sbouJd be 6Uod. Veteran~ Jerry Quinlivan, Emmy Havau, Mite Utz aod Jo1uJ Mlzeat wiD ad the liDd>KtiDa corp. DIDclo c:ompua Quinlivan to bia COWlterparU ID the Ivy . _ _ (a 4.0 ID ~ aad a 4.6 ID tbe 40 yard dub , despite bia 2AO pouod frame). There il upuiCDCO Ia tbe secooclaty. JobD lluaard aad fraat Ucota wiD roam the fidel with Syncu.K transfer ADdy Hurley. The IIIOOd in Daoclo't eamps are usually empty or enormotll ............. Playcn .... oaod iDto aD r-. ol UB's r-ball .....,.... widiiD the 11nt wnet. Daoclo ftlds thai Ibis W1IJ. rrabma~ aod c:aJl be cllrectly CClllll*"d wbeD matbla By ...uon startlaa clodlioao. "Jtilbt DOW they (the fralllllal). jwt _...to bela awe or t h e sltuatioo, •• Daoclo -ed. ''We'D take the time to mate -e thai they toow thai they bdoaa- The -'on tbia yar ... aot u boilterouo as they lllllally ar<ln the _ _.. Maytw II il becauae III&DJ of lalion ar< tbitlldaa abntd to the lint two - o r the yar. 011 botb OOCIIIiou, they will be a rematch or COIIIaU that wa-e loot Iii THE GRASS•s iooll waalut ........... In '11. UB to Conlaad ]1-JI ....... ....... player Tim ReyDOids, plaJiq 18 bia lint r-t.D ever. tlcbd • fidel JOI] wltb :16IIICOIIdlto play. The 1101t - ' : a p i lin< ltaod by Blldwlu-Waa- (ewt~~aally lo-4 ODthe-)clallcdthelllllbiDa 31-26 t.ttle. Botb are borDeID '13 aod ..pe reuon _ . . , to . . booked Oil UB llull 8Cdoo C'lfr/ . the ALWAVS SHORTER ON THE ·" E R SIDE OF THE · FENCE I BUT NOW YOU TOO CAN .EXPERIENCE SHORTER GRASS. S.urcla7. I -·--·-...-------- ........ ·~--.,...... tlloGIIA,__.,.._ •• _,_ _,.., _, . . . . . of SDSiwPIID~--·-GIIA-. MJT­ --·--........... ... -CANQ. '*""· ._.... .. -_ ltD, ..... _lf _ _ _ . . - , . . , _ _ ... ~-------· NEW COME TO THE TOOL LENDING -'. LIBRARY AT THE OFF CAMPUS ~ HOUSING OFFICEIII w. 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With theTI-55-IL What you need to tackle the hiaher mathematics ci a science or engineering cur- to perform complex calcula- the 11-55-U even aimpler. llke definite i~ and shows you t.c. to ~.e all tiona - linear rear-ion arid hyper· riculwn are more functioN- bolica- • the touch cia more functions than a simple bumn. And1t can abo be slide-rule calculamr baa. prc~~~-aed ro do .epedtlw Encer the 11-55-n; with lU ~function~. You can work f.cer InC! Dllft accun~ely with the 11-SS-11, becau.e It\~ problem. without -lltrinc the CAdre formula. lnduded II the~ Dto ·w )W.. ~ It mMel the proce. ci 111in1 the ~ ci the calcuiMor. Get ro the - c-r. ...II. "V Let a 11-SS.II lhoor you ho.. -n-.. ·~ INSIRIJMENTS A ... Datinc -*UI pmduca InC! .mce. a you. �il I'll . 1 ! & .,. ' Itt> r i' !. fi r 1 ,, . 0 til·•• . ;J 1 l rr lit 1 ~~ :;IE r· ~ s ii' ~~ 8 if !I !tl ~~~ ~:1 .f !t!(l f~! l'lI. ·, IIra ~~r !t(-1 If! f,! Irli~ ,I 1El$ ~~~ -~~~i !I"'' ,. ;~ IIII iiI li( ·~~ ~~~ ,. 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He stepped in when Barrett injured his shoulder last year and luted even beyond rehabilitation. For the Bull5, the pus setJ up the run. Lut year!s occasional sround game oould not have sceu in better bands then when Pat Whitehead and Tun Najucb carried the boll. As a whole, the Bulls averaaed nearly 30 points ...&- game, outscoring opponents 291~180 . Points ue nice when you need to win games, but when oil the statistical categories souaht venaeaoce on the Bulls, they ended up only 5-5. " Nickel here, nickel there. It's the little things," Dando said .• "They lose the pmes for us. Whether it wu the safeties, the blocked punu, the fumbles, or the personnel breakdowns, all that hurts us. We 5till bad a lot of offense when we lost those pmes." Both Whitehead and Najuch are gone now and they have left a void in the backfield that will have to be filled by probable stoner Bill Keiffer and the most qualified runnin& back that will emerae from the to<al of 110 freshmen and transfen that tried out for the team in 'August . UB FOOTBALL Head Coach Bill Dando may no< have the big oak desk that more prominent coaches get to sit behind in their office. He does not have towering trophies that boast of better years. He has no six f1.1ure salary and has il. no 80,000 seat stadium to . go to "We can t.ll control the pus," wor'k at . Rao explained. "Moo or our pus He also bas no time to himself pilys are not much 1 - than when be sets out to improve the UB ciabt to 10 yards. " We're Jbootioa Bulls and has no secrecy as to the a 6' to 70 completion pmeplan he plans to utilize when hill squad l<i<:Jcs off the 1983 season ~- ('l'be Bulla let • """"d or " per cent !at ,.,.,.). ·It will be against the Cortland State Red Dragons this Saturday on Rotaty dilllcall. bat reMOII8ble. Ir we ao put lis 0< IOVOD yards in a .,.nero, Field at l :00. that Is • looa pua to Ill. .. .. We throw a lot," Dando Tamiaa the run and IUD offense admitted. ''There were times last year that we found that we really will be a chore that Rao man4ales and one that Defensive Co- · cou1dn't ru!1 the ball. We found ordlutor Tucker R.eddin&ton that we bad jmt u much confidence _..;ates, ror u any coach will in passing those four yards for a toll you, .. Anytime the defc:nse i.s first down as trying to gain them off out nn the lldd Is too often." tackle. More and more teams are going to the pass. From my <;nduatioa burt the defense 111<n . , than the offenoe. Three standpoint, passing is more exciting _,un or the front four will be for the student to come out and see than two yards and a d oud of by lint Bulla. smoke. ' ' be 10111*1 in bOib the Pa.s.sin& is also more convenient and offensive lines," .. OUR WEAICEST spot would said, '-but as J've for the coach who makes it a habit ' Heclunan experienced this I've found t1ud l of breakinl records. Milestones fell be our runniDJ backs u far as. depth I r.o lvllo teotlng tile -col I j times over the OOUJ"Se of the year, is concerned," Dando said. "We i1ave, it can't help but didate that quality in the ~." Rao Mid. could bdleoe in the -.r in the some were previously dated back to have Billy (Keiffer) and four we'll be tluo...U., the t.11 this "It's the ,.,... I've ever bad bucket tbeory. If you baw your 1951 and 1956. here with quality IUIIDben. baDd Ia the bDc:ket and pull k out, freshmen running backs to choose year." from . We 'll try them . If they come When they noted that Dudo and "I like to keep u .....,, frail tbeB that aDPtY- williiU beck ALL-AMERICAN on and become aood runners early, Offensive Coordinalar Potc Rao receivers OD baad 111 poaible. Tbe up illlllledlalely." QVA.R'l'EIIBAa Marty Barrett is then we'll ao to the run a bit more platooneduptofhocorlissplileocis 1 lint reuoo Is t1ud there Is no '"nnc.poapofrr.lacnbereore beck for his lut year to add on to and use them." apme, these proopodlllpred 1bcJ ra-ik reca-; We bave DO key .jUII ' - " ldda,"ltellciiiiiiGe Mid, his live oil~ c:ar<er records and "However, we bad -.20 to 15 could loa IIOIDt plaJkll time. 1!- people OD tlda - · We Ollly try to "Tiley are very oatlludutlc. """'- puob up h i s - ...... and nicdven come to try-ooll this u tresllmea, lholr 1411111 - . not 1111 the.._ · lloooM, If a IPIY Dopendlaa upoa bow nuicb RUOIIII!marb. year," be continued, "and lr you far-fetched. •down (with • IIQury), I will immediate bo1p they can atw 111, wo Hyer is a back-up QB that look 11 the number of receiven we " We've lOt numben and the bave people (noll wbo could """"" . • - lULLS11 .iJ.. - UB quar!_~backs _ Dynamic. Duo By UVJN uur.cu Colltrlbt.tbo, Ed/tOT ALTHOUGH THEY are not tocdy .....n.le to the public, lltalistics . . _ ro«<** J1111tn 1a DlvilloD m do a:lst. Undoublably 1bcJ are - u Important u llpra from DlvilloD I, 10 ~ io loa or a .......... It - COUI1try not untO Oc:tobll' or 1a1 ,.., knew that • jaaiar qqatUrboock 11om the s- Home Hlab Sdlooi-T_.....,- .-of thecollc:liele playon ~ .-.r aftor a.io lint two ....... ~..,_ball pdlond iDcncllblc D1Dben t11at would raal: 1a doe top n... or DlvilloD 10 ~ka . ~.at the -lillie llamU aloo---....~ t1lillp tlla the . . . did ........... - ........ and . . . . . . atle. Tile .... W8'C . . . . . . ~- willlout. will, but 10011 botll !~ida"""*"'" b e - - '· A f111e.foot-«iabb ....,.,._. _ . . . ae t h e and led UB (o wiDo tlllk tine ....... l(a ..,.., • ~. ... offtMive llaff • ....... Hurley _joins Bulls a ......... dleJ ,..., ................. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-09-07 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-09-07 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n07_19830907 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Spectrum Spectrum (Buffalo, N.Y. : 1950) Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-02-23 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Spectrum LIB-UA006 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v34n07 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 16 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States -- New York -- Erie County -- Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. Copyright for items in this collection may be held by the creators, their heirs, or assigns. Researchers are required to obtain written permission from copyright holders and the University Archives prior to reproducing or publishing materials, including images and quotations. For inquiries about reproduction requests and permissions, please contact the <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/archives/">University Archives</a>. If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/9c5a6ebd28725a964fb2964c12ffb995.pdf c14f3c4456d389217721b8e9b6ca1f64 PDF Text Text �������������������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-09-12 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-09-12 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n08_19830912 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. The distinction between titles and alternative titles is application-specific. Spectrum Spectrum (Buffalo, N.Y. : 1950) Date Created Date of creation of the resource. 2018-02-23 Is Part Of A related resource in which the described resource is physically or logically included. Spectrum LIB-UA006 Is Version Of A related resource of which the described resource is a version, edition, or adaptation. Changes in version imply substantive changes in content rather than differences in format. v34n08 Extent The size or duration of the resource. 20 p. Spatial Coverage Spatial characteristics of the resource. United States -- New York -- Erie County -- Buffalo Rights Information about rights held in and over the resource <a href="https://rightsstatements.org/page/CNE/1.0/">COPYRIGHT NOT EVALUATED</a>. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. This digital collection is made available for research and educational purposes. Researchers are responsible for determining copyright status, and securing permissions for use and publication of any material. 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The .-1 IS to increu< 1M number or rqisl<ml voten by 2$ - cau over lost year By ALAN LU:HIC EditrN-itt-C/Ii4 IN AN Arn:MPT to increu< throqh the usc of " u modun lbc political power or stuclmu, tecbniques '' -whicb iachades St.!< UnivcrsitJ of New York cs<lllina a computer- bued (SUNY) student JO¥<nliDCIIIS arc on com.,.U., litu or all ama mlllina in a VOlcr rCiistration stuclmu witli COUIIty lists of those dri~ to J<l their constil-.s to tb< rqill<ftd t.,........,.c. Tboot DOl rqisl<ml would be by and instiune a follow up system to malt< sun they 10 to tbc poiiJ. Th< cliff<rmcc lies Ill tb< or rnor< traditioul m<tbods-<lllv<nisiDJ, press releases, tc:anettioa and rc:aistration tables. Officially atiiiOUt>C«< over tb< wodtend, th< atn<rU dri~ ._srs a project to identify poi...Uial ........ throqh rc:&istration llsu and C'am.p\&s dir<aories. ()rpnbcn hope tQ 0<1 up a pboDo bant to oontact those -Ha~~ tbc - t c r .,. .-...."'" - Drugs; R-n-R pilot project is r<ady to10. butstiU nc«b fuadinJ for th< wtUd> cotdcl ~tually 10 &. ..wide:. H• aplointd thai h< baa requat<d SII,OOO-~ rrom SASU and 1 ..the: rae rrom ocher toUf"Cf:S sp«ifiCally UB soun:a." ' 5iDcre 1M Juac SASU coafamce, Hayden laid h< has...., nh SASU Praldcftt Jim Tlomoy to diJtuss buflaetatY upecu of tbc ...,.,..,. and "H<'s (Ticmey) - < d thai be will n o o - . tb< plats. " AGU:DNG TIIAT SASU ha som• dedlcatloa to voter resblrasloa, Hayd<a aald lhc ~ no1 rtllly over blo 1M over tb< altcmpl IO ~ SASU free lu ..,_ ............ . ,..., of.......,. "'--I - FI\LLfi:ST 'IJ: T-minus 91 . houn and counUDJ. . l'or those unfortunat< souls still ~nawaro or th< "'!<rlr unbcli<va~l< hncup uv undulattOniSIS tct to Vlsat Baird Po_lnt this Sunday. horo:s )"'W' basic unformation on thll int<mallorlal ~t: New l<aland'sllle DrODJOS will til< allow at 2 p .m .. follow«! douly by Loose-laoa ·, Red ~:..: ~~i..SI::'a."!:,".;: Alarm wbo will pouad away till J--.•s Yelowman ..W.. forth .......cl 7:)0. . . tr,.,.._tbcralacoopon wbo bMds Is wbal they - · wllcft they Mo., wbal fooclo th<sc 1- Hayden .... lhal In lbc past , SASU voter ......,.... -.,u ha.. failotl ....,_ ' '1lltrc no rul ._..,...,. of activities, no ... ou1 and vocr drift." Ho ................. " .............. -Uoolwook)~~~~':'""'~-----_.~....~~i@~l~MIIoll-~-· =~::..:.~·~~~:::::;;:..of.::\.:.:-..: SA'• pr....-, .......... • a jolat ctron willl SASU Mil still ....,.............. • .. - t ......... f.. . *.~~":-;,;.':":hit .... . u.. llid IIIII '1AIU It ......., Ia ~ ~- ...,_ ...._ wltiiSA"oalll<-alldoaa / ' 'SASU I s - IMirtllltl Ia tilt '"Tho -boi'o( probiCIDI of loffaiO, lhC 11dcou roal11ercd Is ............,cwtb<u.i-*J.UBia - l e a l." Sloe aald lhOI lilt ....... acllaol Md ~ .. Plansb"'l Slate Calloae has lh< _ , , bul 1bcy 1o J000 . . . . . . Md IlleR . . . . - ·" ...,... aaitl. - . 1SC10 a ................. a1 Of SASU's DIO.ODO budpt, ~Mil.....,_.. SSJ.OOO- r,_ Ul's various The....,.,....--~ Ia member ........................ McA1oocJ Mid, boca- "It SA. 111< Orodllalo SA, 01111 til< _, bo a 1 - t*o wo CIOOIItl loav< Millard FlUmon ollqo SA . t110t1 a 11n1o _ . . -... Slw ~ilia IM voccr M11et1 " If __, ....,.. pi1a& p r - Ha,.,._ laid thai ....... I\IDdl, SASU .......... ~ ''\bey (SASUl -~- 10 pu1 ...,.. .., ·" SSOOOialo th< ....... S A - - n. .........., ._._... WOOIItl .. daoriO dDor ~llllll_.t.... fora to-*-JJ.._.IO..,to IWO.fol<l lllftlpt IO retltter .Ill< polo; th<J ..,._. to voce. 01111 thea to ooa·partlua lofo. . atloa oo ld....,. . . ~- 10 "'*OR ......,sosdiiDpollcadDIIIMtb< cloctba c111. MtQor Ill< ...., - - . . of voclaa. The ...-.. bo-, -laiiiDtl by ....,.,.... ~ SASU II - - ' al ..._utdoe 10 tb< poll&. t1uoooP lbcir -ua1 ~ _ . , . cw few- wllo .... J-. 1M Is ..,.....s to ... adclnuocl at a fattlfe d.ae. 11oe SA SASU *iv<-..-IY - · SA Ia ......... willl Ia _ . . . . wills- iol ~ ....tlor acolr cffOftL Lobby off<rloa rtJislralloo The SA....,.,.... _ . u a lacal sialilar 10 Ill< ...,.._ p;loc ialtioted Ia Erlt SA.....,._ to eo..,, non In ~ willl ....._ ......,.. • ...-. voccn ..-17 _..,. _...abo_... .__. ..... ,_.,.for abo._.. 1M-· - i t. a- f.,..._. ill- It"'- Buffalo's ~ry aru and own tniMai nmml weekly. It's all thft'c, baby . Don 't fO<a<t - SA is Mil 1aki01 applicallons ror CltrOVUU in1crcs1C'Cl In bc:ina MC' s 11 un<lay 's dancofcst. But inlrov<ns will stU! ha~ a ch....,. for run. provkl<tl IIIey enjoy lilttaiaa (and clanciDJ) 10 lbc u.. mualc -IM WRUB DJ 's disc mualc l i d seta. Tlltln' plow«!. The show b FREE, Is liS I (l forms or ID and yow nr. born) "1llld in cue of raia-inlo the Amsa, Calli<. 8-tbcrc. • L--------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ill< llid I l l < - ......... cloec in ......... 01111~.-"' llun.ID - - k .... .-nlly ••i•t•l•ed th•t reabtrat ion The asajar ......... for tho~ . . . - - ~-. .......... . _ . . . . . . . . Ho - - c o o o l d b c - . - f l l l is com.iq from lb< Sladcat llid SASU's ............. Is Aaocialloa (SA). wbcn: Praiclau THIE COMPUTEII _ . . . IDOIIIJ froiD AlbaaJ aad Bob HaJdal baa .......S this ' '1bc ......S CO<Daia liiiJap of tb< ......,__ 01111 like 10 k<cp iu HAYDIN'I CALL for abo on.. mortals .... and how they ...... up with this kind of wridQI-t"CCId h 1omorrow's ProdJ.IIII St.,., 1n ......... J-. dW11ped over o- 133,000 for ,..,.. Thry votad ..... us on lbc Squlh Hal lsauo Mil now 1hcy've vocad "'"""' • • • lmpor18DI luuc (or t•t rmtaliutloa or a..rra1o." H< alldad 111a1 tile SASU al'fcltil to ,.. ,...._ ,.... few- projocbia ....._ ..... n...cw t.-• c lO offlciab lo ''top .._.,... Of SASU's AIO,ODO ........ IIISaon to , . ,•• , ataff ••• ...................... McAioocJ Ill< -IASU ...... few liltaaltl_....... ..................... !& ...._k ................ ....., lqblason llld lbc ao.d or TNII•In Ahny. "II ..... bo oiMoloo - schoob ....... 1'10111 SASU,''IIwaaitl,..,.....lllal la01 roar's lobbylna offons pr-ad SUifY fn. ........ tb< tllffcroftllal 1•h oa pro,.sal , ____ ,.._ ,...,..ion ._.,...................... .... __ h..,....oldollarstotllt-.r ·-'lultloablll. Independent students escape more rigid ___ _..._ ... guidelines __ .............................. _.......,.................. . . . . . ............... ·- ......................... _........ ............... ... ..., __.. - - - ...... f'IOIII Ill< . .. Tl*loa """'"'- ........ fTAP). . . . . ... __. ......" c-llld. ·~ ... pri~ . n.., .,. ..... •• 10 lit _.. ......"c-llid. . . . . . . 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CP , ................ .... .. c-....._ .. _., ~-~ 1 .... 0... ..................... . . -~ ....... c-.- ............... .. c-.. .... lilt ldoooll, . . . mlllllllmlto . . ........... criMrloa: ...................... wtlldl . . . . . AMa.-C... tile ......... " II Ia New Y..t _ _ _ _ T _ _ _ . . . ,_. ... ....,.. . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .H _ . . . . . . . . . . . . Aioj . . . . . , _ �.. . _.. in shottt. lHEspEQRUM -· AlanKaeh~ Sco<FIO_E_ ,, ,,, Gorf9t-RegGitbert/..... E. . . DaYkl M~IIAtt Drhctw Cllo<ytG~ The· Sun wW shine tomorrow After havinJieft the area in the dark last May, th< Prodigal Sun will return tomorrow to li&ht up the BuffaJo area with hahdy previews, punaent opinions, and grocesquely tortured metaphors. The premiere 83·84 issue will feature a look. at the past Buff Scate Goodtimes Festival with Adrian Belew and the upcomina UB Fall Fest with Ydlbwman, the Alarm, R<d Rocken, and th< Dronaos: a farcwdl to Buffalo's Famous Blue"'"'Riinc:oat on the eve of their finaJ local performance; Bethune Gallery's Summerworks '83 display; the Albri&ht-Knox &allery's Orson Welles retrospective; &troyol and Bob and Doug's Strong~ B~w; the Center Thea1er's production of Fifth of July; Ernest Hemingway throuah the eyes of Htmin1woy 's Wom~n; a preview of the UUAB film program for Ibis semester; records by lan Hunter , The Animals, Joan Jeu, Richard Thompson , and the Fleshtonp; and au you need to know about what to do in the upcoming week . All in all, enough reading for at least three or four trips to the bathroom . Workshops on the aged UB's Center for the Aging is sponsorins a one day program to discuss topics that confront famili es and heallh professionals who care for the . qed or others with incapacit ating illnesses. The Workshops will be 'held on Septmtber 28 at the Executive Ho tel on Genesee Street . Work shops will focus o n arthnus. mobility and fa lls. st roke and hypertension and diabetts._in later life. They will be held at 9:00a.m . i¥1d at 1:15 p.m. Rcgisuation is S20 ror healLh professionals, SIS for additional person nel from the same racility, ten dollars for famil y. members and five dollars for addit ional ram ily members. For furt her information contact the UB Center for the Agina in Annex A, Main Street Campus. Paranormal "Science, Skepticism and the Paranormal" will be the title of an international meeting of t he Committtt for rhe Scientific Investigat ion o f Oaims or the Paranormal (CS ICOP) on October 28 and 29 here at UB . CSICOP members (about 200 worldwide) investigate claims of psychic powers or paranormal experiences. The committee was formed in 1976 by UB professor of philosophy Paul Kurtz as a loose orpnization of scientists and skeptics who infotm the public about "dubiow claims of various •cult ' figures and aroups." The conference will feature reports from members on che state of belief in paranormal worldwide; reports on animal mutilations, star maps, and UFO 's; and discussions of paranormal hcallh cbres and why people believe in the paranormal, among other tl\inas . For more in formation call 834-3222. Clipboard TODAY: Men's A Women 's Cross Country: Buffalo Slate CoUCJC and Sl . Bonaventure Univcnity at lhe Amherst Campus (4:00p .m .) Men's Soccer: Geneseo State College at the Arena Coritplex ( 7:30 p .m .) Baseball : at Fredonia State College (2) (2:00p .m .) TOMORROW: Women 's Tennis: Nazareth College at Arena Couns (4:00p.m .) Field Hockey: at Brockport Slate College (4:00p.m .) FRIDAY: Women 's Soccer: Niagara University at the Arena Complex (7:00 p.m .) FRIDAY-SATURDAY: Golf: Elmira Tournament at Elmira Men 's Tennis: ECAC Championships VolleybaJI: Mansfield State Tournament at Mansfield , PA . SATURDAY: F-ball: Baldwin-Wallace: CoUeae at ROiary Field (I :00 p.m .) Women's Tenni.s: at the University of Rochester (1 :00 p.m.) Men 's &: Women 's Cross Country: at Hartwick College, with Houahton Colleae at Oneonta (2:00p .m .) Field Hockey: at Ithaca Colleae (2:00p .m .) Men 's Soccer: at Hobart Colleae (2:00p .m.) Ed McGrew/Aa1 c._. DrtlddeUI~ DeweHeckm~ · Kevin Krueger~"' 08\'kS CzaJkiiF..,.,. Bany MlneroU,.._, st ... P'totrowskU~ ~wen Zorfasl,_.., AUc._ GkJynketSpofh M. Faust/Am Steve Grtffhh/AIIs Tony G raJedl,f.W-.te Michael F. Hoplllnll._ CoefftiHif/ftQ Rick Szykcwnl'l- ~ MlehMt E. Shattan/......_ lh~t~r Robert Htonaky~ Stne M. HlggerfUf• .......,. Cindy ~ughll niAdt'.CooftfiMIOt Kalen RoncN'Ptvductlofl ......,., Heather AtklnsoniAdt'. Pf'Ofl. COOt. TM Sp«;uum •s repreMnted tOt natlon.J advertising by CommunicatioN and Adveftlalng S.rrices to Students, Inc Ttt. Sp«trum olficn ate kXaled m 14 Baldy Hall. State University o t Ne""' Yoric II Butfa~ Buffalo, NN Y()(11 1428Q. T...phone: (11&)838-2488. Copyftght 1sae3 ButtUo, N.Y. The Spectrum Student Periodieal. Inc Editoll~ potJcy Ia drltermiMCI by ti'MI Edltor-l~let. RepubllcaUona of any INitter heretn without the express conMnt of the Edllor-ln-Chlel Ia strfctty fOftMdden. TM Spectrum Is printed b)' HWS Direct M•U SeMce Inc., 2281 Military Ret Tonawanda, N.Y. U150. �Qia~lm.lpus bonanza: coilina or the ........ "We ~ told iodude a 60 robt wide state. IIJ Faeilitics PlaaDiaa. tboooP, tho! usual size for a coacm." rr- oould - bold thlll mucll wdlbt," Productioa Coonlioator MicMd ~ llid. "We looted the The Talking Heads Hooley, "bat iD tbc tllinl - iDto ocalfolclilll-u If we -.: AFID A YEAa or rumors lllld the UB Jtlldau body's C011JU111iDa clain for a 011· campus bloctbuJter ..m liDIIIy bo ....m.d. Yes, Iller ID Clllire year or strualilll to brina 1 1111jor, promiDeal bancl to AIIIIDDi Arm~, the Um-sity Umoa Activities lloarod (UUAB) llu lltlllly made it b1ppeo . On Octob« 10, th• Tllkina Heads .,.;n bo burnina down tbo Arena. Tbo won!""" t h e - would bo touriJia iD A"""' fnt surfooed iD the early or tbc .........., • aa:on1ina to UUAB Director BiD will bo SIO.OO, wllilo --llllllla!U ODd who purd>aw their Sll.OO. StllllaiU wil bo able to IOIDOI10W IJid Friday at the tictet ofllces ill Capal We put our bid iD riPt away.'' in Boaoa!" Tbo Taltlaa Haods coacat .,.;n Tbo COIIIpia Jtlliaa ODd liahtlna Hal ODd Harriman Hall Tboy ..m bo tbl da,y Iller the ~ Oillospie- IIJitODl will bo used ror the bo available to odlen lllaniaa Ste'WC l.aDcleobcra ...... atr.ody Oilapio-l.aDdesbcrJ show as wdl, Moncla1. ~ ..m bo _.... admiuloo IChoduled for the Araa, and .., to accotdlaa to Hooley. "We Wlllted llillllilbl H.--ilia weokaocl. to 111-e cunaiu for ~." he ticttu oold for the floor . , . u wdl "This ..m bo tbc . . _ _. . lllid. "ODd wae aoiftl to Oiled a as reserved seatloa ln the ...tan!," Music l'ropamaler similar structure 10 baq them · Tbo _.., capedty Glen Htrmana llid. "W• wiD bo from . Now W .,.;n bo able IO baq ..m bo 7,000 lllld UUAB "opeets to ..tl out," 8CCDrdiJtlto H..--n. orferina jazz. COIIIody lllld the them from the ocalfolds ... Mads in ODt weokaocl. TboJ are the David Bytw. lbo loed ...... ODd "nicy oold out in Toroato lllld -... tourina ....... iD America~~ _,.m.., for the Tllkina Mads, Forest Hills btfon laracr npt DOW, IJid tbcy Ill.., tbc ftDesl <IIICdled IChoduled ...-ns audlmca," he said. "And our ill Callfomia ,_tly, 8CCDrdiJtlto prica are Jtill ch<aper thlll 011 the ~beca,..ortoow-.aa, outsido. Tills show ..m bo the best he Is IIi ,....,.. of procNcdce . "We mtataiNDalt value of the .nester spoke with their ..... a aumber or anywb«e ." Tbo Taltlna Heads sbare the tiaaiDdwewiDboablotoresdl witb the 11-Sl's, a11 or his .....,_._ Thlt ..m warted out, IDd we . - . I an . . . - with~ tbo llni ....... IO.., .u..i "'-a Jasa.....,-. ••fortllit,...,w thai tlotJ bow . . tlot nu; 11CilET price ror .......,.. Araa." ...._ llid. "AIItl we doiiiC Ill outsido coacat IDdoon. It ticteto • tbc door wiD Ill.., to pooy or """"' tbcy IIIIODUiicecl tbcye - -· do a ...... tour ill t h ~tmaus. tbo Leuina pw-dwe tict<U .......... same..............,, bave rectln<l oaly poalll•t ,......_ - tlot prooliocdoa of tlot a.n· ......... Tbolteetk_lst _ _ _ to perfGnllat--W.wil ~- ....... llollltwo houn,~llliol. O..lltla-. lhebanclhaalsteaporr........ _ or their . . _ , .liloN*.., 1oo T -. u w d u _ , _ preoloou ..- . ....... · - - .. U,4t lllld 1'iMT ~ · "Tho concert ahoutd rtprtttat a lllicrocoom or their ..,._ ... Hooley said. ' ·We hope t o - up AlwMI Arena to ~bo c:ity llld the suburbs,'' Hermaaa •aid . "Hopdlllly people ..m act to tnow AlwsusliDd the Ualvonlty. ~ts suc11 as thJJ lllld the Oillespio show can help briq the commiUilty .......... with Ihe ocbool. Pay TV has r---==--------.-and hurt· the·movie industry moYies become""'"' upenJtvt to produce. Whh tbo lnaeaM in prod11<1loo rosts and the ,... or • ""'"' JdcaiV< vi<willl public theatm are Ins WI'Uint to takt chance> on lllms. "The first ...t Is the bia puat," Sblndkr lllid . Dorms or films surr.. ByDEUIEPDaVAL Sp«rnmr Sill[! Writ..- wtnl 1111: INCJI£ASING popularity of pooy TV ODd the Jtetldy Jtram of r.tms shown in the theaten, the movie industry llu ftrmly establisbed its place in our soci<ty. n:tremd)' shon rwu u a result. WheD pay TV I<I'Vica -.: DOMJtiswlt, THEAnilS lntoitabl' abtofb 1atae losses In such skuatloos. ~ is an Int..,. bkldlna war bet- theaten to obtain the riabt oo show 1 ntm." Kelley lllid . _Tho theat.,that coma up with the host bid o..,all deal will Jll the ntm. lilt or the wins the blddllll competition, theattr - . h p has to Illite hi initial down . . , _ .. By the end or the Rrst Wftk , If the thtMer doaft 'I maltt ftiOUIII money In thalen mode moa of the profits from the movie diJtributioo. Durin& the 70's, pooy TV wu <lowlop<d ODd owted orferina ..mea to the public. ~ wu an lmmedlat• coallict bet...,. th<cor ownen-IDCI pooy TV entrqJraiOIUI . "Poople tho\ai)lts it would bo the - b or tbo induJtry... lllid Norm Oli.Ddkr. aa aecudvc at Panmouut Pictures, " but poDI)Ie tbouciU thol - 1- t~ CIUDt out.•• ~ Wba1- pooy TV fnt applied to tbo . . , _ for riabts to eoiAblisb ludf as 1 corpandoa, the indllltry tboaPI <heR - · t for it to~- "Al tho& time the indllltry Ia bed with the ........-." Slid Dave ICdly or ClbloScx>po, whidl OWIII Buffalo's P11Y TV r.....m... To._,..,.... surprioe, pooy TVaru<ed riabts· " It's aood ror poop. to 111-e two ~ IBduotriel, .. J[oiJy ..... "111- ODt r.llod i D would .....,. ba'WC tbc ........ "Pay TV ldllod tbc iDduJtry," llid .._'I t-ltsalttborun • Pay TV'a HolM Boa Om.. (HBO) ODd Col-bla Modon Pictures hlvt bnn wort Ina lt!Jtthor . Aecordlna 10 1 tPOir- "'- ltlllld Qablt, "HIO Ia aubaldillool......_ for Cohoabla ao that thty can ha'WC the option to haYt thtm placed on cablt. l1lo mwr1aea or ltldusui.. 11u ..., ........... - . . . . . cdlahorllloe. "Clpa _. lilt• 11-o. ~ llld put oa """· •• Slsllltlar .... " ........... - t,i_ l t .... IDd-outlolsoo'tllt..._ _ -y...., SbiDdllr. "~Mtbcthatenislllll .. - COIIIpulaoa IO Its dow1l - ·· it lillY ........ - IICAVIE f1' 11IB ...to~y or ,... olfond IIJ pooy TV, IMohn Ud to . . . olflriloa a wider~. .... - . w.c dloppod up-.,~.......,.., . . . . . . 10 ......................... outto_llle_....... Sllilldlor Slid. He llldld W. Ilion - ~ _..., .......... ~ 100,....,.. - · ''Tioo ....... -w - tMy ........ *'b llld - lurfeiOIOtol_...,_,....,,...lo- . . . . . . . . . ' '1'11oy'lli. . OIIIlotTV.'' tlota .... lot Slid. "--ocr ~II tlot *'-ill _..., ............ ............... II • Ill l l prica "l'ow . . . . 1 . . . . . . . 10 fOfU .-..,..., pooy TV 11M dl...-1 .,....._. _ . . 10 IIQ ilrtlot ...... - Slloildor Slid. ror 11ooe1er a 1 For ODt, _ . . 1'111- for t1ot 111as tlw ........ Iurie 1 0 - . . . . . - - . .: --·IOiab.._ __. .. r-----------~----------------~ ATTENTION IIFC STUDENTS DEADUNE SEPT. Dnll ........ ,....... ......,........ I A1'TENT1C)K TUMY!Rit ANWIB,..p1ng~ ...,...,...Gof.._on.,._. ....... ....... .......-....... .... ,.., ........ ..... dlllllt.nd Income . . llk81111KtJulr1, 1113. ,.....,. ~ AllllcM&P ,.._.. would . _ to 1st ·110." adYtrltiJ afft«t<l br tho l•crnsod lllldtOIOMd-""""", but __ fw ...... IJIIIIIFI ....... Ill ... ........ c.,. ..... ,.....,, ....... ......, ....._.._..,F'-'c.W MM~~tc..-,.,_N,...,......,. . . . . . . . ()oolylt • price.__- ........JofJIIIl'TV,tllltii-IMirtlytlot · .... Slsllltlar .... IClly ........... - llltller .... pooy TV ........_ ~ .,_... wll-4tlloootl . ......... .... _........_.<My_...Sto ..... o.r " Slsllltlar Slid. '*"'""' a• �editorial Vote Students in New York State have yet to realize their political power-that Is, their possible Influence manifested through voting. But with ·the voter registration drives being Initiated by the Student Association (SA) this could change. An Important aspect of the registration program Is the follow up plan to get the registered voters to the polls. This appears to be the missing link to student voting power, actually getting them to vote. The next step Is getting legislation to allow all students to vote In their college communities. A problem remains, however, In who ahould run the program. SASU appears to be the best organization because of their State-wide orientation. But, because they are centered In Albany and conduct all of their business out of the capital, one has to wonder how In touch they can be with the periphery of SUNY-most partlcu larly Buffalo and Stony Brook. SASU should provide the basic framework within which voter reg istration drives can take off. But a more effecti ve way of getting the jc5b done Is through reg ionalized programs like UB's SA pilot proposal. Th rough a regional system, the student government can be more In touch with the local needs of Its constituents. After all, It Is these local bodies which pour the money Into SASU-UB alone puts In over one fifth of the budget-and they should get more In return In terms of their regional needs. SASU can do a lot of good work, most noticeably their lobbying efforts In Albany against tuition hikes, but the large, centralized bureaucracy often overlooks local needs which are just as Important In the long run. And a good, effective voter registration-like the one proposed by SA that ·covers all aspects of a successful turnout at the polls-Is an Important need for Western New' York and all SUNY students. But the real job Is In the hands of the students. Whether you like SA's proposal or SASU's registration drive you should take It upon yourself to rt~glster to vote and then actually do it. It Is really your responsibility. the financial situation of their parents. Independence should be the student's choice disregarding how It will affect his or her financial aid status. If a student receives more aid as a result of not being able to get family support, this Is certainly justified. If Increased aid Is offered because a student chooses to carry his or her own load, Department of Education (DOE) regulations should not be allowed to stand In the way of personal decision. What must be prevented, however, Is the Independence of those students who still receive money from their parents. This Is probably a common occurence because It Is an easy way for well-t(Hjo families to unfairly profit from the system. When parents sign a form stating that their children are lndependent-.and they are not-they are stealing aid from th~e who really need it. While this problem must be faced and dealt with, DOE will not be able to come up with any easy solutions without taking away the right of students to truly become Independent. The dilemma must be dealt with as soon as possible by DOE w ith the aid of any educational faction that can be of assistance-that means financial aid experts. The situation can be remedied without hurting those students not Involved. Independence Any student who Is over 18 years of age and wishes to become financially Independent of his or her parents should be able to. Not only are there studenta whose parents can't afford a college education, but there are also those who wish to pay their own way-notwithstanding feedback Black Mountain Editor. tn the _ . , . , ltrat IMue of The Spectrum l11211131, tllera .,. two artlclae concern i ng what occurred the SUmmer bolll at and In the oommunlty, ..... by Edllor-ln-CIIW AIM (alc;ICeclclo and the other by FNiute Edtor Da¥ld CUjl<a. u.s. Nalt~ar article m-a kaa any "*ltlon ofllack -·SUmmer '83, the lum...., erta faatlval of aPOnaoracl br llack _ __ _ axhlblta, one of a r t - and framed the U.l . communnr ,,_.,. . _ . . t h e -· the flrat -York II... attowl ng of " Tha Art of poetry by - . of -.rttr"-an.........., and highly tile . . . . __ '*'-.-. . . . -· ....... tile-----.--.......... ....., ____....... _.......,... __ ... _ - ............. _ ----......-----J!··--- - Collage fl . ~ Thla - Comal.,_,- . . ,lut•rlne "_ "" and aatt-nr .._, .,...._ .., ,....._ ,..._,-. _.._a_... -loiD ....... On• u_.......,_. 1- . ,... ...,.. ,.., .....,, IIIII acclalmacl touring exhibit of ~---lng lila .,...... of the loliciMty At baglnnlng of the SUmmer, tha hllalo fnalrtf Nawa ol .......... _ . . . . . , .......... u.a....... .......... Coltatla I~- .............. ... _ a _ _ _ ..,.._ ••"'" ,.,....,_....... __ ........... -. .... ---..- ~~r..--.... ­ -~ ....... --. -lllllj~ele~ .......-. ......,. :-- --~- ,.ar round. I hi YO In the paat Ignored The SpecttUm'a Ignoring or ua. Howt'f'lr, the tr"mtndou a amount of wM that went Into our s - PR>Il'""" the auccaaa or the-111\,0ndthe- " DID- to U.B.'a manr au,_ · - · .. watl a a - o r t h e local oommunlty, IMd ma, at thla tlma, to clljact _ , atrong1y to lltacto Mountain Collage II baing clanlad anr manllon In alt..., of t - two artlclu, • wetlaaln The ---·a -IIUbllcaltona. --Mountain ...,_.,.__..., -lmagfM that I ollghtad br The Spectrvlfl' a -· ~­ ......... .., .... . _ ltudant AUOCI/allon. Millard Ffllm.o ra Cel.... • • - • A-lallon, ,_, - - -..on. the lntenalva Engltah language tnatttutt, lutheran Campua - . , , ~ of ,._,. and Danca, and tha Alumn i -..... Restore faltlt Editor: On Mondar. lap.-..,bar t2 to rnr _.,NortonHal(r1glltof btldga CIDIIftaC!IIIof " latclr Hallj. I Pill lftJ t11faC1<, waunct 11:00 ...,. I - tile ......._..,_IWto _ ~ 011 the I11oor I.,""*"· 1101 1M boo1ta I - . ., __ ,......,..,_011 thelloor _ _ l _ l l _ 1ftJ CIDMdtlle - . - _ , .....0 .-....-..._.. ....-._...to"--"' - .......... l .... _lohllp -mr ............ ol-'ltaaatc '-*-· �Op-ed Big Mack Attack by Bill Mack . THIItiPPID.,.bociL Acluelly IIIey left. they juat _,, Into llybotNtton fortt·a-t-ofthe ...tutyogeJn-. . . - omono ua tend to be a - "-coma crawling out oftlle-juatforourantwt-. Yaa,-and gant-., lt'a 111113 a l l - ....... Caaa In point. I waa clrtrinO to Ithaca 1ut - I got to the ma)of "'""ropoloo of 11c1mu1w.- YOlk. Aa I waa clttrinO put the - . Atmy Dapot I notlcecl OOIMihlng - •· Thay actually lwei -urtly !hare. r.e In the Finger L.aQo a long 1- and I .,.,, -ats-tllaiiS...wurnorelllena.-polntat the gala of the s.r-a Atmy Dapot. On 11111 lair day, 1 oaw liP jaapa. barbed wn, guard,.,_, along the,.,_ and a - a l atllluda of not baing willing to trual ~ What, pray till~ •u the c:auM of alllhla actlrity? Soma ha.. - - t h a t n - - ... yuclly and they don' want lhemln Aomuluo. N.Y. mlnclthe fact that AI . - y but the Atmy rMJiy knowlll 111are are nUIIM on the and Ill moat of don' any-.,_ Aomuluo, N.Y. And how Clothe - l e of Aomulua leal about the ....., In • - • to the al.....,_ all-ln 1>1' the - . they haft piA<led American ftaoo their holnM and bual. In other -as, they 11118 the Atmy to cor~ll nue to Clo what- It Ia they have lleWn doing lor Who 1- 1""' on ,..... to WHAT WE have hera Ia a dlof opinion. A dlof opinion Ia nothing new the _ . . of Ithaca. You - · the Cornell Un'-alty hlpplao lell lthacaallarthe'IIO'Lin .... y o u - lllllla_, Opel\ Forum Who aM_,, IIIey to. The_.. ha.. l-ln Ithaca~ 6iliio. the lnftux .,. atHI not too ,...._ the - - The hlpplao and the t........ ha.. coma to an ........ id~ll lllough. The hlpplao don' tie up !fafflc and t h e - - will alloW-her day. ll1uta--wtthaf-J to ... to a-.­ ™--~---· be)'Oiid Ithaca. II-~ maIn leal -thai.-...NMinaliO_c,.,..andthel the - cycta atwtad In 111113. 1llal pula rtciM ua on,.,.._ Loolt at lt. w. - "'WaMinglon. , _ - D.C. -atratlona. a cMI rtc~Ma and- our own little...._ - ll e. l!lqulre H.._ on In aM of IIIIa Ia the , _ ' - - " MY PIT - l rn D""' you a - - . . r y - on the,_ ~- . Thetla-.agroupof......,._ _..r.llthereatolu•--be- ln ~­ llley Clo "* Ia they - l e . . . - . . ""'" they find It ..,__,o_,...,_lfyoudon' _ , , . . . . . . . . - . , . lntalllganl _ . . -~~~ Clo lhla, then you _ , ..... naodlng \h e _ . IIIIa paat year. At UB I I I I I - - a group calllno , _ t h e Club of the Hlatoty ol lclaao wu not a l - SA -"ton be - o f '""" . _ . . . , -..gy. 1 don, know 11 they_.. u ..rlaolhe Altamat ... - - 100 IIIey ""...... le they......Collacl t h ... ey ~ ton thai and "'"" aM the ~a lor -·ton . _ . ....... If they .... tile .._ lor " Domoctatlc Society CSD8I of tha tiiiiO'a then you can be_."* tiWe -~~~ ha....... crying In the - · - the - o f -thetoc:currad. ltwu a l - t o . . _ _ t h e jolnad t h e _ . . , . - the _.on....._ can't watch out for our rtghto lhen lhera lan'l muc11 lell to do. So ..... oorne to • new round ol ua ogelnOI lhem. For t-ofyou OOffY that you ml- the 81x11ea. y o u r Jutl .. ~-In 1100- -~ouo~~t for the right to - I n 1120- . . ..., O""'n PIOhlbltlon; tl«< the nation go to war. Sony, no radlcalt tllo~ . ~got alal<ty good ..... tllhi'l tifMI; You_.,. _ _ or_.._..,lntheWaand hU- now the '110'a.,. ot'llno ua • ~ ol tha W L " 'a juot like to • - H the _ . . lind - h l n g lft-tlng or antwtalntng ~ It_. be a ......, or oop1ac1. 1 - the Sl•ttea. t wu to young. I'll moat 1*-ly mlu the '110'0. I'm too buay. For tha - • rnarot\ on Woolllngton, I lwei to go to • - . . ; . I . _ . the raot of t h a - - will b e - the.....,. 1- All - . n o IIOlW: The OHict ol Financial Aid and the otllct ollt-t Aooounto olllcao on the MOond ol ~ Hell TNt Ia not but It -toha.. .....,...t-of~lalmatna-• lew of the ,_, atkad - - 1t thla olllca. The the Ill It now thOUOII tha uo Admlaolona wll be tiWeon lolonday. Yaa. you can hand In I'OUI' Pwll O<ant . .ant tiWe. Y-. you cen pay I'OUI' 0111 there. Yaa. you can -In your- appllcalton there. No. ---upi'OUf'-"at""" .............. oryour -"-'"""...,_there. I ern not atklnO thai you t M!loCI! t..... today but you might want to • - going to tha Main "'""'~ 10 Clo -you- Clo on the - . c CWnpua. TNt It for all the _..Who~-,,... not blllno eny atlidanl on the C....pua. • -to and-. Am- -N-·- by Jim Long to .... CAIII'UI child .... ... and """''"tn -vrowtng ........., and priority .. - · - . . . lnotHulel of hiol* -..lng. UnCH - l y. II* '-'0 WM not _.., 1>1' many of the - - e l o r a at the .. _ Un l'tertlty ol 'New Yorll at Buffalo. The NUont praclpltatlftg a " " - o f -· t h e - " - 11M tlrMdy lleWn accornpt-ln thla- and the - , o t a ua chltd Ia the - l o r IIIII-'In orclaf to ullderttand the -ancy ol tha care- -ion. - . -.. 0.. the courw ol 11\0 put,_ yaaro. there have lleWn M l l l l l 4 - - -~~-and one ma)of llludr Clone ~._.-child c... at U,B. In"" Olllnlon._ t h e , . _ wit~--the"""* ........ ............... - - - o f - , . . . . . . , . ooeltloft • .M»>T ........ olftolra IWMf OfiM&&attDn Oft --"'the~_.,. Tille .. - t i l e -·--alnca--to_..... --1 TNt --IIJ~wltllaooreof_at_,_ ---to - - 0... eo.... - ...,...,, - oatl*lno to_.,.....,.,. __ · Durtno - ..... ........ ol 1-. - ____........... unr.-: ................ c -. to....,.... .... _,.,._ _,. Durtno-ol---- notably the Olfloo ol ,....,_- ... __...... . .the ..ty tflV'a and the riM ...tlail o(JM flrll U l - ..... .......... IOdel diiMe .............. at the'AitnMIW•. Wouftdldi<Ma.taledlCOI : · ...... t h e -·· -· ·-ot-----lor·- --01.1-HMII\t_.., ___ .... (-four-""-...- ....... _ Inc.. .... ANolcalton • then repreHfttaU••• from '"• adM fnlatrat lon, ttatr. pol-...., I~ and . . - • - . , . .,_,he . _ ,L c : - . l t y Action bdr~ _.,_ . have_..., f11911!tlet~ corlf.,.,_ arM. -101 ~ Norlptlonlot - - . large molor a - (Indoor play - _)tid toy AfMI. - · · - a n d en all••- lor dlllerant • care- f o r - c h - . atl!Mitatad uelng loclal ...... ~ the - Olllcltllnaa. of - ,...--ad..... .. tcutally - ,...,_., .... · llle __ lor the UB-I•· ...._ .._ "' mind lhe ._rton of hl¥lftO .. - -- lit and walt lletad ~ thaantnaltt-.n. and play . ~u' The MAiling ~10 oat up 1>1' the l)opott,_,t ol loclal at all-eNid rttlo. and Clo not _ _ , . . _ _ _ With .......,_ofthei4111- ...._-only ____ .... _ ___ __ ----_,---· -............. ....... . .. -.___. ...___.....__.... .. __ __ ........... .........-............_ . . ......__ .. .._...,_............... ............-_----·---·•;11111 .................. ...... ...... ___ ........ __ __ _...,_ ........ _y____...... ---.. ........ _ ___ ____ ------.. -.. _____ ---·--·--...... ... ................ .... - .................. ................... .. .... .............. ... __ _ _ ........ __ ___ _ _,. ···-........ . _____ ................... ......... ............ __ . __ .... .... ................ ..... _ ................... ....._........................ .. __ ______ .. _ ............ .......-...... ........ __ ........... ___ ....... _ .. _ .. ... ........................ - ...... ............ ... ............ ___ ............................. .. ___ ........... ... ---· .. ··----....... .....-................. -. __...___ ..... ... ---..._ ..... . ................ ..... .... -...................... --............ --...---.. ........ .......... noply, ... - _ . . . , - " ' - .. - ......._ _ _ _ the__, .......... . . . . . ~- Dllr c.. 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If .... . . .. . . . -.. . . . .... . _ · - · · . . . . ,· ,.... _.. ..........., _........, _ , __..._.. _.,...,.... ........ ............. ~0 .. ........ - ............ ...1111111-. ,.__ .... _ .1No.._ .......... .. ........... . . , . , .... . ,__ .................. . . , . . _ _ . . , . _ .. -10 .. _ o l _ _ _ _ _ _.,._,.._.. _ .. _. ___ _,of __ ,.... __ .........,...., ----.-"· ...., - . -., ...._. ..,,.., _....., ~ a, ,, _ _,,... ... ._,, , , _ . _ 11or--ol1 ... _ _.,..._or......,._.......,_ -.... ____ .........., _ _ _ .,.o.w........... ... ..... DuaiOtllla.llo . . . , . . o l _, _ _ ..... _ ~ Tha atalflfto . . . . . _ . 1. 1 - .- 1 1 - J l o r - - o f l ............ _.._ "-'.......... 1..... - . -- ----- -··----.... . ....·--··-·-· .... ..,.................. __ .................. ......... ........ .............. .................. _. ----· .. ---~. . . .¢1!t ----------~~ �, PR a ~--:-~tj- nrc. Exfrava~n2;a · On -SATURDAY SEPT.17 STARTING AT 12NOO~ ~ A.,..·I ~' H E RECREATIONAL FIELDS (~M H E_ RST CAM PUS) EJ. I '~ Sr"'"'"' A~.'>(..Cintiutl WHEN YOU head out to the Continental toniaht, please leave your strarep:ally tom , tied and stained attire at home. Mari Wilson will not appreciate .&Item. The lint thin& that will no doubt collie to mind when you ,.. Miss Wilson's foot·hiah beehive hairdo and Salvation Army chic attire is, •• Aha! A 8-'2' s ri!H)ff!," wbkh is fit from the truth . Sure the fuhion sense is similar, but when Miss Wibon developed hen ten YQ!S aao while workin& u I nanny for an American family who had"probobly _ , M•ry Poppins Once too often, it for the depnce . And While both work in music:al styles derived from the 601, Miss Wilson aDd bcr eleven ,_ber bad The Wtlwioas claim as influmca early Morown aDd Tamla linpn, tbe Brill lluiJdinl writen, aDd Peay IM. Wlult !lie is, is a .U.,.,, bollcy. • Mari brinp ber v - c:aboRt show to tbe~ toailbt, as pan of bcr dobul Americaa flom t b e - of bcr aitisb oiaPs aDd to promote bcr ....,.,...... album So\o.w i"fopp(. It's all cloDce music, aDd it's - t to be f'liD, ao ella out .....chiDa Dice from tbe bock or your -c:looet and enjoy youndf. God kDows you deocne k. . MFtniSI wu - FOOD, FUN, EXCITEMENT_ AND PLENTY MORE! BRING A FRIEND!! tour- Literacy Volunteers help fight illiter~cy . 1••~..: -----F:l.tto:llirv COURSE IS JlEQUIRED TO HAVE A------"-tt SYLLABUS! · :::::::;: · a.,.... . odoot:odaos-m. liluQ ..-....To - · ........llloollld ............. - extra· ..wtiJ 1M! Cllllld-- doe . . . tloeJ......., ...... lulfllo'a ._..,of tile ur.n., V...__.l'lalna Ia • ~ IIIII Cllllld do .t- IMI. , ...._...__.Noii...,...Nollwu •a......._, "ll'aa..,...._.,.,.. _..,.111M..._ lleCIOOIIII bla-... .... _ --cndk •._.. ......... ._....-~~~~~-~~~~~ . . ,........ · DOYOU1 ........... .,.._ ........ ................................... ,_..,_......, "'t11e ... JIM......,~ .............. I I ~-. I CWIIIolsof:uD_ .......... ~ . . u.iwr*J oiNaw Yon (SUNY) ..... wloidlia.......,.... s,oa.. A SYLlABUS MUST JiAVE: 111--. ... ....., ........... TilE ~1101'1 ...... ............. wMIII..., ................... _ AIW ...... ._a~a-..-, ...... -........... - .......,, ..... A.......__ _... ........... ...,.,.............. .............. . ............... ................. ...,......... __ . .... ,..... ................. .......... ...,.. .._ ............................. .. .,.,...oa-. ... ........................... --. ............... ........ .. ....,,_ •• ......_ ._.~ wMIII . . . . . . . . ~ ...... a.. ........... _ ,, < · - .... -.....o~ . r#~~~~~~ _...._.... ........... - . . ..................... ol........, ... ............ o. ..... _ ..... _....,.,.. .... _ ....... ................... ....,_.,. ..... ..... -.............. 1 = . . . ......................... ............................................ ............... . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lllold: ........... , . . . . . . . . . . . UIIIId .... ...., ...... . . nv.lft'l Ala ..................... .................... ...., . . ol .. _ _ _; ~~ . . .,ll . . . - ........... ---,~~-::-.:~-::-.= ,,.., , . . . . . . . . . . .. = , . . _......, . . . . . . . . . . o l _ o l . . ....... ... .. ........, ..,........... .. ............................. .,.............. ................ .... I . . . . ._ . . . . . .. . 2 ., ,.. �port Tringali returns to help men's tennis breeze ------------By UV1N DUF.GI:a • C<HttribMIU., Edil0< l-7 acore ....... Fnclonia Slak lor a will, IIDd lAkeD dlree -dies from ~a po---,_. .._,..-·duo ... Ediaboro State. •• eutera teaail L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 to the liP apilut a roal tooqb opponmt. I aucss surfldtntly stllloclto hiiYC that ope loa, bUt k plaJ!aa iD ., ill-bos- lnd onay help me a aW lattatalolltthro......,..ttho ontn liM-up' little bettor thaD J11aY!.ea 111 a hiahor Ind." to wlo matdles. lc>Hoyed u.il piiQoen ill the - ·· Triapli'alnd ilcun.tly hiah CDOUih to oa... Lowman is cwta~tly I'Uittd third on IIDd to lt<D Willie, a lluhy player wlloio~TrillpllbotbootbotOUI p.o bim a liDo-up edae ....,. Whke. tho aquae! and ....... up with Triopll r... IIIIChllltloo-cimolt . tho cliffenncols _,-subtle iD that UB's 011t cloubla ttam . Am>nlina to "JCmny IIDd · - splia toamiiiMMS this Mootanh tc:hodllled aoo<ho< ohallena• Monkarah, tho senior may ho intAptri<nml ............. Noabnb said, •.,... ~ - d l bet- them just )'<Simlay. Tho at lht hiaho< levda, but it takta tim< to pin playillt_o_tllo..........,to koop baltic bet- t.ho , .... Trinpli and 6'2" tho ••peri<nct. ill shape." " • Randy Milltr and l..llrTy Spoa:ul play at Wbke could ao on for tho roroaincl<r or tho Wbllo clofaled Trinpli ill tho Buffalo Oty year. fOunh and nnh linalta. rtapoctlvtl . "Th<Y Open, Triapli ~aiDed . _ i l l tbo Dunlop Whit< Is ll yean old and h sophomore art a 11abilizina fOK"t In 1~ liM-up. " laviladoul. oJiajbility. \k punuccl a qlli<k ..,_ 0111 of Monkarsh aaid . 1rvc Garbled: is • "It was tbo best toumammt I ever Tooa- lflllt School by anondina Erio promlslna frtahman that rounds out tho playod," Triapll said. " Aad it's a bia c-manny CoiJoto, talclna a year at an ainaJ<sslatt. t o . . . . - for this ....... . . t . - tod\alcal ochool and spmclina Akhouth Mikt Rossillo and l<>< Davis miaht noo bt clominatlna poaoncn In olnalta • Trbtpli -IDstaot c:ollePis• fame as a UIOthor ,.... pouDdlna tho pavomcnt toat~h« they may JU$t bt tht Bull's hal frosbmaD IWO yean 1110 ho took lop aaploymmt . sinaJ<s booors iD tbo State Unlvuoity or Now "He (Moo kanJI) hllll a tinlo bit to c1o with cio<lbla duo . York Atblcbc Coclfennco (SUNY AC) Teanis my decision to play hero," Wbito said, Tho muhi-atllltd White usa his taltnt for Cbampioasbipo, a faacy titlo for beiola 19II's "ACllllllly, ho did a lot to 11ft mo hort cio<lbla. wb I< two or throe plaYtfS platooo CIOIIIidlriaa 111111 110 ooe dso from any othor u his partnof . Spoa:aslstarttd wkb him arty belt public ll:hool tatnis player ill l.ho tbis ; an. Slluaden lllltcl ... ,.,.. tho ll:hool twpliod ... PlOW A Jt/NIOa, Trilpli hM .........,. "I hiiiJ II f\oll ldlolllnllip tO play Ill tho Coeisltll ......... . Soudt Cwoliu. but lhcy bis t o u r - - - 111111 ......... Uoti......, "Wt're PRIIY tiaht u far u holna ......... "MaJbt tloo ....... ..,.. - - - 1 0 .... - - - then 10 t.,.....,':..WOOtanh coedoMW, "It looko .,_ is a 11a1o too low," 1'Niollllld or t1oo .... • ......._ W. . dtll'a MOOD I doe' titt .. lit eolal 10 bo ..... 10 fOllow VB-· ..... ,._..,... IIIII "' .......... ,_.,_., "If tllillp"' "'-iiloM s-,lo'a piiiJe 1 ' ' boloot tho Part or dlil _ TO K HONEST, thoro it a ShOll& bdief thai tbo piuaK 'taiDis tatal' is II - · After all, thoro are up to IS mclivlduals diliblo 10 play DiDt dirr..... , -dies ia .... ..-. AD talco place 01 tb< same time. Tho winnin& 'team • is the ooe who wins six or """" llllltdla. Noadhdas, thoro is • ttarn spirit, but ooly the players andm<D 'stennis Htad Coach Bill Mootanh can fed it. "They're posbjna e8CII other for positions oo the team, " Moolr.arah said, "Wt hll.., dlallonat matdlta to matt tbo ~P and thoro ia always aood comporition amoo1 than. It's also 1 _,- nice team ill how tboy ... tOIIflhor and push other aloQa ... Who<hor thai spirit would hllvt ntlldt 1 cooaicltrabl< diff<m>e< iD Mc>ncllo1'• ..apinat Cllllisius CoUeat Is q.-ioollblo. Tho Bulls (l.-1) did not drop .... ill blllnlr.ipa tbo Ooidal Orlffa (0.3) ~on tho AIUIDDi ,.,..... -a cowu. . "I hoard tho fdlaa tlllklq about c.lsiua," tho rookie htad coodl Mid, ''Tbey said lhllt ....._ tboullt bettor.we-tbom.l _tboy _..., _ ., were betta-.• , ntum .. or a- Trbtpli, .,... or the belt IIDd Ho-. r.,.. ••e. or me....,. ... . ..,...or ......... -. •.._ .... ......... .., ..... ball dl lwo-balaour.. . . . ,.'• ......... ba.....,eood.ltn~~·~-~~-~ot~~~~~~~i-i~~~~~~~~~~;~~~=~; watch for CEtEBRA~ '13 ~~\. ~ N A ~------------------~ Saturday. Sept. l4, 1913 V4l .uouT dlil tJ.o lMt -_ ·_ tlte _, . . . . . 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A partial list of topics and skills to be covered: video camera work; video tape recording; editing, and playback; special eHects and electro-nic signal modification; audio signal recording and processing; production organization; and use of live recorded video art, entainment and documentary contexts. CMS 499Z INTERMEDIATE VIDEO PRODUCTION Reg. #008424 4 cr. --AMHIERIT larOt rooM. ,.,..,• • bMh. ~ u.a. "'* 11t.-nt c.n Mfft MnL I3WIOI. W'IJCPEAIII-\M~ toOft'l . . . . . . . trw two~..._......,.. GRADUATE ~ ... ._~ This workshop provides a meeting place for undergraduate students who are engaged in Intermediate or advanced work in video·making. Students will involve theMselves In their own Individual projects aceordlng to their levels of capability. Individual meetings will be held with their Instructor and group m..eetings will involve advanced technical lnsfr:Jction and the sharing of projects. THE Bu FI<l\LO NE\VS lfDIIfS: SIISCIJ,fllll IILr '1111! IPICI&' Drrll FIB I. I. 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II A -: - . - ..... 10..-low/ . . .. - w t t h ua a..c.- Ooolt .... -....on September 16al 4 p.m. tn .... extq)lion or .... health ..Wed should Jerom< S. Fmk, Law and Gnod. School AdviKr. If they the Harriman ........... . P1anoina Oft'let NY Stu<- a A - , lwll - - . . f o r c:olka< havm't already <1oM 10. Contact tiM: l's)d. " -· -~. . onJ!t unday, Sept . IS. junion and seniors in lh< Sprina semesttt of 1984. The Scn&lc on lh< MSC &I 831-lSU or oil tiM: AC&I 6:16-ttll for uuppt . J:lO p.m., 4230 Rldet Lea Campu•. Room ~ interruhip carries 1 stipend of SllOO and lh< Auanbly 1 Slipmd or SIOOO. For more info. pick U(> tiM: info. a.hecl oo the n. A - Sol 'I ............... A - ore offered bookaue ouuide 685 Baldy Hall, Og>t. of Pol . Sci. If you in a timi~ number and u ually at th<:arad . ...., _For funha _ , of w - .........,. J'lnl _.._ on Sept . 1!, wish to apply, pleaK,.. Profcuoc Dooald B. Rooauhal , 640 informulon write itw: Amc:rican Sandlrlavlan FOuadalion. Thun.. S p.m .• fUma> 206. Baldy Hall (Off10e houn: MWF, 2-3) or call roe an 1pp1 to 127 E. 73 Slr<ft. New YDfk, NY 100%1. pock up appi . foemo. Due: due is Oct . 17, 1!113. AlteMI on~ ­ fw lk 1M of 11. ..... -upo 5ollf\ 12-U , Sept . 19 from 11:30-2:30 In Capen 30. 10 Jl5 Mon .. Wed., Fri. (:Z,.J p.m., 111 11oo< of Crolby Hill. 10-4 and Tua., ·Thun. lo-8. , _ . . . . _ Ooolt'o J'lnl_... lt 1oclay, Wed ., J p.m., announcements .,..,r..uon. c..- u......,.. A-.....,_ c.-,,....... o.c.-•• c - .__ c eo.-. ............ ,..,...,., ~~ ......_ ......_ Northam 111io1o11 Uni¥Cnily • . , _ on c..-........,. omc... c..,... 7:30-9 Sdoool of Law . . haw a ....-atlvc p.m. lqianlloc Sept. ~b . Call ~:mo for fWtllor lofo. and 'TlllnM)', Septebor Zttll. Coli rqislndon. aaa, ili-JSIS lor an appt . Nn. 8oldy Holl, R<*ll 614. ~ p.m.. ......,.. Dolle~ 10. ~ -..._on w~ . 1 ~~c-.~ 'IS on 511., Sept. ' - _ . . . . _ . . . . . , nr. ~- 1'1-idu llilllt ~- UloNr)- 0oo1t nr. C.., ........,. oo !lcpc. 14, Z4, ol day . . . . . • 10 a.a. • llolnl ....... • ,,.._ 1o T.,_. Hoi,._ 107. Coi~JOlJ for a.y 3:30 P·• ·· a.-a Hoi, ._, 541. lofo. Moot-Pit., 11-S. ~ . . . , _ .............. ... todayl Col u. a- Ooolt .............. - . 7 p .. . .. ISI-JS22 or . . . bJ ml ~ - - - y_, ...._A ,._10 1D 10 - I ......._ Hill, Jt. .......................... ~Hoi. • 71 ........_ _ _ .... ......,.. . . . .....~ ...... ~ . ........... t/IS,7p.a.,lll ,.__Tile,_, ~ p.a. ....... o.r.. Tile llnl . . . . . . . . .. . . . , ,...,, .......~ ................... . . ......................... -....a-. .... ,., ..... ..... a. ........ - - - . . ......... .... a.. .......... _.fdt...._CM •W. �backpage sports Baseball team looks to fill gaping voids By ALICIA GLOYESKE Spons Editor LAST SPRING the UB baseball team had one of its finest seasons in r«ent memory . The squad man qed an overall record of 20-4 and received an invitation to t he Eastern College- At hletic Conference (ECAC) reaional where they lost in two heanbrcaki ng cxtra-innina pmes. Had they won those two contest s, U B would han qualified for the National Collegiate "' i\thlctic Association (NCAA) baseball championship. This year 's team, however , could find itself heading in the opposite direction . The bulls will open their season at Fredonia today with IS freshmen, six sophomores, nine juniors, and only four seniors. " Fredo nia will give us a pretty good test ," Head Baseball Coach Ray Boro wicz said matter~f-factl y. We'll be able to find o ut a little more about ourselves and that will be a big factor for us. " " Tri-Captain Tim Kraska agreed . .. We want to try and do the same thing we did last year ; that 's all we can do . We don ' t have a Greu Miller, Peter Grimm, or Paul Daddario to carry the team like we did last year , so we 're just going 10 have 10 work together. The 5C11iO" arc starting 10 pick up the freshmen . We're all gettina along better,' ' Kraska noted. soccer Bu11s b1ow out Daemen By TRIOA AMES SP«t111m Stqff Writ., "DAEMEN COLLEGE has improved tranendously over the laJl year. Thepmecould betouah. They could live us a real run for the money,'' UB men 's soccer Head Coach Sal Esposito said before the BuD's home opener last Saturday niaht. many as six or seven up to the vanity if M need to." The Bulls posted an 8-3-2 record lut year and wen: ranked eiJht!:LiD the State. Esposito stated thaillie . team's nWn aoaJ this year is to win the Western 1>ivisioo or the State Univenity or New York Athletic: Conference (SUNY AC) . Should tbcy .., on rrom ther-e 10 defeat the Eastern SUNY AC champioM, then the Outlook is ~ery &ood for a bid to the NCAA tournsneal . HoweveT, UB never pve Dacmen a cllance 10 show Whether tbcy had, in fact, Improved : the Bulls tr•mpled them mercile ssly such a prOifa!JI . Acconlin& 10 Esposito, the desire and need ror a pre-season pro11am is there ; unronunatdy the bud&d won't allow ror h . "It maka lhinas very diffiCult, " he said, "We ooly have eleven days before !he flr1l pme to sdect a team. That is nol very mucb time to cut a lfOUP of 65 .,._;ve piayen doWD IO IWO squadJ of just II a pi:;·" "I. npecl lluJt we'llhatJe Sot~, lbeir .ll ocoreless ihd shamed, II~. At no pOlDI In the pme wu the Doaneo team able 10 . - e an offense or maintaJ!!~ defense that could stop the1 stamJ>edinJ Bulls, who Alit. DOW I~ . The nnt ,.,.. or the ...,. came Just ....., mlnuta after the startina whistle when tenior Ric:k Carbon headed the ball Into the ..... orr a cross by Jerr Hoener. By the end or the flr1l half, Juan Linares, Ahmct Yildizlar and Mark Brown had all added ooe p i epiec:e; the Bulls - . leadina o..m.n row l(>als to none. a rnpecltJbk leCJIOfl. " The Bulls continued IO pressure Doaneo iD the oecood half a ~lillY impenetrable clof-IIKI a fast-s-eed precision offeDR. FreshmiD Yildizlar scored two more _.. iD the oecooc1 hAir to ftnisll his ftnl ...,. ror UB with a bat trick . Other oecood half scoren - . CarlloD (his oecooc1 ,.,.. or !he Pete · Scbaub, Kart ~.....- . 0111 ZIQia. 111111 Oho Olfmoively die ......... Tilt: ltNTIRE lalleld, IWO out!lelden, IIKI.C... pilchon 1ft from Y«Y ialprealw. _....,... dltlr laJl ,_,•s teom. The two 1101able aboences wiD be top pitcher Peter _ . :16 10 9• .ao.llc a., lllllldle-oldle . . . a.- (S.I, 2.36 amed 11111 ._)ODd shorutop PoW Dlddorio ( .~ _...., dltlr llnl*belli~~~._ , 25 RBI'S). OrimJII is tumlllly throwifta far a ODc:innall Reds ....,. leopc • - wbilo o.ddario b lrYin& to work his up lhrouP the Atlanta ~ rar;m fYiltlll. l'ildllol will be the Aliftlclllt ¥Oid to no. 8orowlcz's ~ rotatioft wW CODiiot or r e t - JioDIOopfer, ..... Rople, lob Strickloood, ODd M8rt)l Cemy. 8orowlcz will haw to rely • , _ Jilll ~. Dublillo, Bill .....,, ODd Daw Ebcrllonl ... rOIIild - die ....... ''o.,...... pooplt- ..,.,o haw -.1 balpt»tlds die .......... aid 8orowlcz .•. , slliNid ...... 10 . . . . the n. .......... to..,., • " .. _ ta ..ts eoa ....., ...... ,_.ua· _...._ _., ....•._. ................... ,.., ..... (... II . . IIIIIJV~MIIl ltwlw (W. '11) .... ....., , _ (Ua. '13). . . . . . . . . Clrloaa, Nlrk ...... nil_.. ........... ....,. .......... ,........ _ ................. _ ............... _.._ aad aradaate ........ llllle ..... ...... ,.,_die ...... .... die-'*..-_, ..... -., o.do ...... ...._II .._ . _ . aootJ . "We are re. .lal . . Mllll a ae.... Dl ....... 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(By the way, you're not the same Richard Carlson who starred '" • The Creature From The Black Lagoon , are you?} 20ropmne Thanks , Mom 3 Wonlo Hemingway's mom, and other females In a macho life 551Fifth of July at the Center Theater New exhibit at Bethune Gallery 7Cheoplcomore eyestrain movies 9- Bob & Doug; Kingsley redux " A great many people think they are thinking when they are merely rearranging their preJudices." -William James. 10c.m.._d totea free music for September 1 " Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. " -George Santayana. 12 0 - I F - "Civilization and profits go hand In hand." -Calvin Coolidge. =~~~.~~~~~ Jett, Th1 ••• Adam Ant and Phil " Helto I Must Be Going Bald " Collins take time from their busy schedules to welcome the Prodigal Sun back after a months' absence. 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Tlleno Ia room In lhe -'ngl)' body ol Hemlngwloy ltlal clllfwwlll)' Cflllclllll 10< • lnl~l KOit'l I hie ond ciNII -.ou~ wtth "'con_,a. " ,.,... c:ller8Ct- ....... In 18Ct, h 1101 lllan lnltnllely , . _ _ t o - . ,. _...._Ken--on•we , -~·-­ n-oltiNd--.w.o 10 ...., lbe moa1 lalni_,OCI - ' - '· Thla h _ , - anr ,... g - In Cflllclom Of blogt"""r-the - • • • ol Hemlngwey'a life lhoa tlllo lllhude. an ollnoxloua one. but ono we llllr.now _ ,, H - -· Alao. Kert'a .-tlon ol 1M......_ -I!Mge fp . tO&) Cllanoea 10 1 mo<o maluro "(B)t rolull110 10 marell o u l - 1,.,. 10 ~ loll -hlng _ . can be no prloo- 111< aell r - t· fp.'511, Alltoouglllbe ,. not -ty wrillon. lhla rnoflllttlc tone -alia, lldo..._._l HU t b e an ,. ... 10------ 11-.-. . . . -noiiOIII-onllll H......,.,- uaual 11.....,. -ulatlon about 1he rid croaa nutN whO hgurealn A F -1 to limit Adtlana, the auppoaed '"' ACt'Oif liN ,._ ... bul lt'a the ..,. old goaalp"' ........ 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Noone apeob._y -~~-nol-lftYIIglol ,-~--­ _, A.E. . . . _ . . . . _ _ , . . ~·--·-· ·-~~~ ~~~-In wrillllo--. .... -lng .. lllllltl, M NM...., n o - ":...,'"":_,-':l,, ....::._,,..._......,..,, ...,._In-- sw-. --.10 lbe .._-.• ............ ._,_ •-•-not-uwlo< _...,.....,_,._,... 1e on Tile ,._,.., In 18Ct, COitol - to '"The -of~ ·: "Thha IIO<Y. tile IP.Jnt~le-IOa .... ........... IA!_IIe_II._J Ken ......... ~ ... _-----.......... ..... ...---.. ----- -~*"--- ltla!Kert_not.........,,. ... ._.....,., , _ o f the b o o l l - 1111 ,.,1........,... .,. ol'* oon.ondolmonln..,...,Hor ._.,of__., 10< writing th .. - tn fact H--, "-wrllt......~ - ... 0,....,.. __ --~~--the - L Kert'olaott are onooltlll '. - . - o f , . . . IIHt le ......... ....,_.,, MOitlla .. lillllouely - - - - .......... ................... "'*" _....._,..._,. -of': ..... _..,.._........_ t....................,.........,_ n... - - . . . - .... ......., ... c..Mto_ ... ..., ....... 10----dlrt-....__,_..,..__, .... ...... ~ .... .,.'I .......... ·""" ........... Ken ..... _ ..... .__ .... The-of.....,, _..., _,,_....,......, ..........-·tp.llf) . ._, ...,_ -. ,._.... .._........, . ..... ..._.., ...._ __ of..,.. ...... _ . . . - - . notllllll ...,._ _"WWIo_,.. .......... ..._ ..._" .. ~--......... ............ _.........,_ ....................... ·--~ ~~~~~~--Ken,_ ______ ._..., MllllloO-- lftlhR14LIS .. III_. . . . . . . -~-'I .............. - _ ...... n o t - · - _ _ _ ..., ..... _ not ....... -IINIIJ ... - - -· 011 .... - - Therlle-"" ~~no. " ... - - tlloft, ......... IOOIIooil .... _ ........... �Ilia idaa all for ... function~. And you'D And limn 01\ the by. ol ewry Hewlett-I'Kka-d cakuiMor. . . .JIP.UC....... t! ~~IIICh-pennu­ . . . . . _....._hyperbolia •• ,-.- .~ ... ~-.n • .,_. ....... And with lwlp lib tNt. you jult ...... end up with your -CAl·~ .... .................... BP-41. .~IJiwyou mklla o1 the HP-41'• c...,.. ........... .,., ......... ~ L.ao Baobtore 3110 Mllln St (71tlt ~7131 tool. Get there with l-kwlett-I'Kbrd. .._or For the authariad HP HP sales office . . . . you. all TOll.rFREE 80()..547-3400 lftd- for opentor 113M-F. 6un.-6p.m. Pad&cT-. ~ ftlrpwd . . . 111 I ~~--- ft., HEWLETT ..,._.PACKARD " a �~ till@®~ Lanford Wilson's Fifth of July entertains only - -- - ... - - ----'JJ St- Griffith L -end anton! Wilson 's Fifth of July, wlllcll wu perlonned this past at the Centw Theatw, Ia not a ~ good play. ~ falls short as both entertaJnment and art becauM tt tries dlaaonantly to be both. One leaves ~ charmed by Ita sentiment and wtt but conscious of Its altetclly expoallion. Ito theme of Independence througtl struggle es retlected In a group of Sixties Berbtey . ctasamates reunited after a decade 11 lucidly thrutened through the dialogue and action. It Ia ~ c'- Ken Talley, his alstw June, and their friends John and Gwen are uncertain of one another'a Mrtter lntentionl and later actions. Endowed wtth a good ear tor the spontaneity and ln.ccw..:y of hwnan spaech, playwright Wllaon nonetheless has dlfflcu~y with tlaahlng out his cllaractws and t~r confrontations. What Ia presented as a compUcated tow-party r.. atklnah.lp concludes as neatty aa a myatW)'. Thanks to his too senllmentalty atok: Aunt Salty, Ken Ia ..ft at the play'a end comfortably with his lover Ken In the,TaUey country home. The question of his poaatble Mlf· martyrdom during the VIetnam War Ia naoglngty leh unexamined. June's past . let atone her future, .. more gapingly '4'ague. Jet -settets John aod Gwen wing out or the play u smoothly as they wing ln. Whether they'll ever viJit the Talley albtlngs again Ia another question left hanging. ~ undentandlng Fifth of July's popullll1ty, one can eaatly - Ito f)fObloma. SeveriJ cokHful charectera are granted much time to dlap!ay their not too .-anr leelll«t. Moat showy Ia Gw.~, t h e helrwaa who , deeplte he< -~Y­ neuro-. has a '-1 ol gold. deoc:ribee at length he<..-. hiiiO<Y and, In - u a f n a l y - t - the laltgeiet of the Shot..._ Utoa the crtppted Ken, .,. ltrugglee lor - .......... 1ft he< own way but Ia exploited by, - . her_, ~. Aa aun-tie as hla ~mar be. Unlonl -ard her...,.._ haa a dangemut eoft for ban!«. At hla moll Indulgent , he altow. the ectlon to be "llrTied by a berlll'dage ol Mlalt -.tO<Y powwa. ~ .,.._time to drop a maa1<. W"-' ro«•rta to a - t t y IMWal form of group therllpy. ~ clleract« taltee a tum being IIUI and 1\aofna to deland h~..... The dr-.tlc-. Ia flat , merely poking a (l...,.loa to the beniW) welk:ulll>loned - -Elaine ... - . . - tllll'ted the pley'o ""'ffil A a - oooct-tondly-.. Jed Ia . .. .. -~~-.· --..,y he - · t h e -lonally - - K e n but he twa1y uttwo a .-....,. the Hit-It----"" Art at Bethune what we did on our summer vacation :'ol':'.:'~=-~ ~= :~~~~~ - T -. uthewnbftt--t· aurmounted a rno<o difficult tUk. June fa Wllaon 'a moot unflfttthed pollteit. We leern he< dauglltw Shlttey It the flleOIIlmatt clllkl of Jolin and ehe ga.. up cl>ltclrewlng to P<otett the VIetnam WO<. ~- thlalnlonnatlon, we only lonow .,. llloealo Ctltlcla - - - a n d bellllMirla. T - - n o l a l l o w J - to merely -and hi. aueeut• a - - J-. edgeo-- .---h Thla puC - . e f t Pf'lductlon ....__to theM pltlefiL MIUingly, play. aorengtll. Aa Jed, Phil K n - uted lhe cMrect- alienee to hit acl¥antage. Anpondlng to the actiona wlth upreaalve 1ft till-act-. .........,lfthefclleloguo-Kenand Sally. The- actoro _...,. IIUl """'--lftt_lllt..,..oto palell up the Iloilo 1ft Wllaon'a d\wacterlratk>na. It Fifth ot July Ia a crowd Clrawet on accoun1 of hi ••U.ordlnary Characten a.nd hu.-, Summwa was conaclentloua onoug/1 not to ompllaalzo Ita artlao lc PR~enaionL &ent-.t Ia all that we can u - from the ploy ~Ia early eaaaon ptOduction kept ~ mwclfully -tical. A~hougll the eched- PfGmlet rorlety, the - l n g local may often , .. If only for tlftancllt to-drWMI as'""' ol Ju,. Aa _.,.of art .. .. entart-t, local . - w i l l , . . . . to truat t h e and actoro lor ptOductlonL All the pw-- =....-:=bel::cs.,a::;r·,. Of . . . �Thur, Frl Sept., 15, 16 BI~GITT HAAS MUST BE KILLED 4:30, 7:00, ·9:30PM (France 1982) directed by Laurent Heynemann A ~CH.POUTICAL THRILLER. ,Sat., Sun Sept. 17, 18 SOPHIE'S CHOICE (1982) directed by Alan J . Pakula ~th MERYL STREEP, KEVIN KLINE 3PM, 6PM, 9PM Fri., Sat. Sept. 16,17 DAVID BOWIE THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH MIDNIGHT SHOW ALL Fn.MS WILL BE SHOWN IN THE WOillMAN THEATER. admissions Is $1.75./students, $2.25/non-studants $1 .25 mattn. for students spoosored by the Union ActMtles Board JAZZ UUAB PROUDLY PRESENTS AN EVENING OF . COMEDY AND I HU\ItcU'II'C ,\\1.._ .. ,,.. ::...'"'!"t~'"':'.! ndr.....Mi~ GIMPal Pullle · __ lOW,__1U0 ......... - ..... __...... . 11Ca11CINIMIAT1 . Ull JaR OUIUf · ·.· Ull ~ . . . GU1U1 ~ . la...,.,U ' ... ,.., STEVE I.ANDESBERG �allo., FrwWf llltd S.h.lf'CMy _ _ _ _ __ A gii/IG9 IO Cl'le<I,O <IIKJ , . . mo~a iff ,,.. &ilf•lo atH 11111 mortlll Films w. taiM hom · · ··tdonl'mWJ ro .,_,.,.fliM)It).AM ltte*a .,_ 8 . YOP (Bnng Yow Owfti'IQDcomJ. Wll- I'JOI 01"--M I'IOIH <I If Htma .,. trwllltd . , . , IOIM,o.Jbl>e Tamgl'lt TOI'IIflhlllltd1,.,.., _ _ _ __ __ IMGITT HAAS MUST liE lULLED (1~ Frencltf with PNt~ NoiNt. u... ~. ........ 6ftd cMrlctedbfl.aY..W:~AIIPriiCWY Min; the ..,_ ol John .. aboul c.n Wid Gtaf\MI wNct~ ~co ..,~ "., Mtnud'l CIC*tlcal ~,.,. . . the tlftloc:l ol ~ on tM ..._ ot •• MCNt FNnCtt ~- eany- rN c:tW-=-a. Aft to agancy....,_ Waat ClerMM ~of. t.m:lrialbJ~an~cfupetotMIM .,.. .......... Mdi\MietM~~-· enmaol~ lt..2W..25..•;30, NIOII'IIft:» cwn. WoldllnM Honon Hatl c.._ ThMI•. Ul......,. O.Wa W...., Zu Z.. 0.00., liiWtMe tt-Mot. ~ or err.w. ..... , ... . . .............. of .... Onofit . . . . . ,..~ . . . . . .. tMI ....... t.»a..l, • ""'AlllngM~ Art " "'-* Onca"-De'• ........ ~ .... ,..,.. ol t\a O'M'I ""*lnat-*~-.aftdo-ts llic:IMrlldlad lf'Of'l Ns ~ golll CSon of 1oM BMcSar~Ptotla a lllnteditftc:ultto follo-., aa ltlstnmoa of...,..NIM.Wit _. fooll QrML , , 15-ZA ......... ~ 'ThNter. 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At $1.50 for the first ten words and .10 for each word thereafter, the average classified comes out to -around $2-2.50, . compared to about $6.00 for a comparable acUn a certain other Buffalo metropolitan area newspaper which sball remain nameless. And for your money, .•• your ad will be seen by . • over 20,000 people who : pick up the Prodigal INTEJ:tNATIONAL. COMIC, FANTASOY ANt:' eJCIENCE F"IC"TION CONVE"NTION .~' F~ ALL. T~UE F"ANS /!/ • : Sun every week on • : campuses, In movie • : theaters, record COMINS,, . . ' rtd SUN. OCT..t .,, ltlS! ro:oo A.M.- 6:00P.M. ioc Malo M~rrfott !t1n , ~~~0 M1/lerwi1rt Hwy. - AdmT~Ton ·~·~($t~ w{ ~ow l.D.) MAJOR w ~ MIMOCKIP toe*! •• stores, restaurants, and other locations In the Buffalo and suburban area. What a deal I Bring· youra down now tcrone of our two offk:ee at 14 Baldy Hall •: Mel 102 Hamman ._.., •: both on the SUNYAB •: cempua, or mall them •: to ua at 14 Baldy tt.ll, •:~NY14210. •: Deedllne Ia Tueeday at ••12 nGOI). �· Strange Brew. Bob and Doug exceed their limitations STRANGE BREW wrltren and d irected b y 0.~ Thomas ana Rick Moranis, sta"lng Dave Thomas. R1ck Aloranls, Ma:r von Sydow Now showing at the Holiday Theater. - - - -- --.by James Ryan S ure, there's already been a lot said about Strange Brew: The Adventures ol Bob and Doug Mackenz~ and most of it haan 't been good. su .., they at ole from Hamlet, and maybe Bob and Doug are merety Cheoch and Chong of the l..abotl 'a set. tt•a easy to tear apan a moYie. But •ometlms you mlaa what Ia being .,.,....,.., clonl look tar enough RiCk Moranis ' and Dave Tbomaa' Bob and Doug McKenzie are outand-out clowns, and If that was It then they Should never haw been given a movie (let atone one whefe !hey had so much teeway, when the Marx Brothers att.,pted to Im it ate Leo, the MGM trademark. tor one ot their lllma, the atudk) reacted aa If they wanted to castrate Louis 8.. Mayer, Bob and lloug WWO allo- IO ,_.. lAo belch af lhe beginning and lhe camera pull around to the rut where the two are shown all-piing lo IMile him by spinning hll tall). llrenglh Ilea nolln but -IIIley do. Tho · "'"" IIley .,. <-' lhe comedian has with his audience 1s otten the factor wntch determines how strong that comic's appeal 1s Wllh lhls In mind, Bob and Doug work on thrM level~ 1) Thoy laugh at 11\emoelves· Their ctownlng is always at a constant level, M¥W rully de..toptng the characters away from their ldlocieo, and Ills thlo Inability lo change 11\ey play up. Their QfMieol scllllclt II their ..., ,..._continuity In betng_.- 1, -.. 2)Thoy laugh a1 ua: Aflw all, - r...ly . . , , be all thai Infallible 11 - fell for ,,... oalalo the point - I I l e y .......,.eel tllal< own mov~e.n....arw-atua.lhe . - . . . . tllal ... clone wllh , . ., • • 3) They laugh at aoclety as whole: And who haan'1 come to the conclusion that theJe' s aornalhlng clesply wrong with WHtem CMilraUon at ..._,, once In I heir life? We, Bob and Doug and ua. au know that , and to aome extent thla Ia the common bon4 thai - ....,. and the ltc.noa with wlllch 11\ey UW lhe Ollie< 1In lllal< milieu, a aoclety 111;01 can produce people llka Bob arid Doug can a'-> proc1uoe -1. _ _ _ Tho _ _ _ _ good \ll!lon-aiJ,- of lila- people, lhe.....,. - a bll ........... ., .... film. .... t.... . ,_,,- _,_10 ...._____ __ 1 ----tlle-. _ ....... --l o tl l e . . . . . ............... --------........... _,........,. ......... __, ....... .., ............ _,,._._.. .-.e---. ._,.,. .--1M--"""""....,_....,._"' ...,_ _... ------__ ...._...,. .... ...,._a_. ......... __.............. lo ..... ,.. ..... ....___ _....... ...,. ___ ... ... _ ., ....... . ..._,-... _ _, ____ __ .......... . . . ,....tile plot-............. ...... .._,.___, __ _ __----...,..... _ _.,..,.... 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One doun'1 need comptex ldoala to enjoy Strange llnow , 1o< It can be taken In at the ...,.. of simplicity wlllch 11 111 ~lng sty.._ Howe¥w, In no wey c.n one claim that thla Ia a almplt.-H: movte made onty lOt' almpte. mlndod people. lllai<M a _ , deal or olrnpllchy to mlaa • aornethlng that 's 10 oomplex ll'o ~lively olmpta. ....-..eo ___ _ ___ a-_____ . __ _ ------·" _ ----.. . ·-to ·-.-- ___ _ _10_ __. ....,__.-__ ___ anclhe--of-- ~- -~ a brewers out to control the wortd. dogs that tty, and lawyers wno handte the hoaCUe pratt w ith ttuno ,,.only_ .. __ .,. .,.,..,__........_ ,......CMrell.,..,..,. _____ .. lot .... ,. -·lot-_'-..._,.,,.... .....,.. ..._.,.. _.,._lot__............ ,,__- . .."-._......._.._ ............... T..... - ....... -lo,.... --~- ... . . ........ ....... ---•eo-1118 ...... ... _...,....... .. -----lot .............. .................. a_.,_... _ ~---...,__,,_ -....-. ... ....... ....................... ---. ...................... .,. ,_ - ---lo-.... .....,,..l_........,.......,. otrrr •.,. .. __.. 'The first modem lo ........ Australian musical" -·a-perty. .,..... ............ . . . .... __,.,,~..,.. the~mglot}. _ ... __.,._ hla--.. . . - Pinter's Betrayal : back to front ____ tHte and t f uth (such as talsety ending the movie and pointtng out that about half the theater has leh as the credits star1ed to roll , which dk1 happen, end that they were missing something es they went to ..,.._ _ , . . . _ ..... a ....... - -. . .._ ..,_ ...... - . . , good acting,- . . . . �.----• Adrian Belew ••• • ••• lig b~ssedly sunny six and a hall hours of took place on the Rockwell Ouad at Burl Sunday. The event was the Sixteenth A.n Festtval, presented by the college's student un ~ Fallfest, the Goodtlmes Festival Is an, attempt 11 quaUty live music to students without It costing percentage of their activities fee. This frugal ap unwarranted fret among students who are draw having big-name performers on their very own 11 many popular acts of Indisputable quaHty but u national and foreign musicians of less renown t year' s Goodtlmes Festival attested to this fact from downstate New York, one from Toronto a~ A s ideman . The David Roche Band , halting from the grea11 area, opened the festival. Approaching convenU frills, mtd·tempo rock, the band played skill fully They were a light appetlzer. 8.8. Gabor, a more band-. folio- Roche. Bacitod by a band lntensety seductive rhythms, Gabor kx>sened u~ relaxed aense of humor. Strongly percus.sive daJ Gabof''e set. Especially notable among his repet Club.'' a cabarwt parody spiced with Russian tol this numbet, the crowd wu qutte convivial and CooNck cW1clng . • Warming up the crowd for feetured performer comedian, whoM name unfonunatety escaped , the music shop where Betew buye his guitar pic -ulnod dreoa, the comic opened wll~ a Ubero oloo liltingly aponod o · the base o u o cap. ~-- hla Llberace 1 wu hlo ·~- Hto Favorho Llmorictu candeYbtum lor o phallic -.tho comic read Yobd prurient doggerel with Sixties ldloma. Tho Ye~owm~, TheAlarm, UB Fallfest goes against the grain -at•.....,., ten -• The muoleo ot tllll7 and ooch drt.., by a the·,.._.Ill' hope, tho later by tear. The majorhy of mualcal ~od Ill the tate 'eOo ....,tually coli~ Into a blur of tatoltom. cynlal.,. or narclaolom. Ironically enough, rtolng ln>m the now arelbe children ot 'T7, breathing hard on opltmtom. egoiHarlan polllk:a and an almoal roflglouo '"""" tor rock'n'hope. Tho obrioua ap<tngboard to U2. You can lnlcudo U.K.'a Aztec c . - a and BiQ Country, u well u San Fran•• Tranelator. Now welcome to town two mora can otructlvo roc"- The Alam)"'i(llng tram and Loutolana'a Aod Aockera. . f Our . . - , braathran of doom and gloom - . will undoubladly ocolf at The Atarm'a "no-,.." . . . . . - - - but to hell wHh that. II their amottona gel the bellor pall of u.n, oo -?The Alarm rock •• han! ao anyone ...... 181oly, fiiiOCtlno mora anth...- tnto thak atovo - t o cony a - , _ , cocil, ..,~ giVUI>Inga. • , . . quwlal ol poaiiM lhlnMnl bring four'90II ,.....,_,.., wutty w- ora---ora --lln1talhannonlcar--•---ol - l c gull. . to IIIII tlh. "Tho 81-." "MM::IIng 011" - - popullat - . t o 'look- to llunday, altmng -ngTha.AiarmaN~Matlon that F-" _., 110 ...,. G a l - --r-.s---'-""""""·-lnatThok--_ ... --_... . --ollbe ____ . .___ . _..,-. __ .. _ .. -··---·811o . . -.-..-· ____ .............. -·-------y-..-... ' ! .............. • .......... -.· ..... __ .._____ .... a.-·........ ........ . .-·........... . . . . _..._..._ - - - _ , ollha_....,._..ofllla-. Thta OMMa .....,nat'o debul EP, ~- Aod on 415 -,Ia tw mora..........., tarmora---IIMI r-..p LP-•• Oold. The._. .1111 "CIIIna" ,. • good......,..., lila-· · ·- attention olngla -lellolngm-••--I"CC*w"~-·--"- · tnUolcal _. ..... _ ooephorica_ , _ , _ _ l o h, ........,.ttwaongta ~ hypnotjZing), Aocl Ollllllla Muff o f - -·.,._ora le- ~--. .. _..,.-...... lila ..... - ... --,__ ol•ncMity:•~-· _,,. ........ .. - -.......... bite lot fuallce-111JU81110, y......... _ . . . . . .......... D.IIn _ _ , _ The ~-- ....... - l o . - . . . . . """""" ._.. ........ _...,.,........ ol-..__,-.--c.w. _______ ,_ ~- ---u...·-......_........._e...-·--·-UiraF _ ......... taraolong _ _ . . _ , _ . . . . . , . . _ • .,,, - Aolalller-- -·lila- oltlw"""""'-..,-'*'8 Tho DNIIIgDa, - - bDLI$1 IMd"' lnCity. Tho 0rangoe - . - . · 1 1 0 1 - l o p i o l - . - . . ...... ol ........ . ...-Tho--· --o.r··--. . . . --.e-·····"'. llfCDMor'a- ~ _,.-..--.~~~a Orangoe- _,-......-,...,lila to .. .., good-· liMo .... - ..... - _ o f ... _ UUA8, �ights up a· day in the sun sGriffith _ _ __ by 1rs of music and merriment t Buffalo State this past th Annual Goodtlmes '' unOO board. Similar to UB's mpt to supply an ahemoon of •sting them more than a tal approach has caused drawn to the glamour of 1wn lawns. True, there are but there are always regional, own but equal ta.,t. This tact , offering us one band to and one featuring a favorite ~rea ter New YorK Metropolitan •venttonal song lonna whh no !tully and enthuslaaucaJty. ,ore faddish and gregarious ~ adept at creaUng ed up the crowd wtth his te dance pieces dominated repenotre Is " Moscow 0Ng iln folk music. By the time of and Indulged In 80I'M Adrian Belew was a lped us. who ukt he wortta at 11r picka. weartng a 't'lfY blue Jberaoo l~atlon. He ue of whk:h MfWd all too race but tar more humoroua oricka" oct. Trading his r e a d - llmorlcka whlcll •· The crowd, of COWM, )(mef ••• • retlShed shouting " Ok::khead " at him after ....-y llmmerick. He saJd these responses d id not bother him s.lnce, after all, he was a dickhead. As the comedian defiantly gnawed on te¥WaJ a.ppendages of a Farrah Faw<:ett cut-out doll , howe"Nf, thoM ctosest to the stage grew resttess for BeJew. looking like Prince Chartea on vacation , a lanky, tan Betew led his ovef thirty, O'lef weight band on stage. Aside from a new bass player, the band consisted of the same muaJclans whk::h back htm on his two !Oto aJbums. For those reedera unfamiliar with Belew, he is a guitarist who has WO<I<ad with Frank Zappa. David Talking Haads and most prominently wtth King Crim10n. If one has pa)d ctoae a«..,Uon to the work of those arttsta. many of Betew'a IOio composltk>na will sound famll'-r. Yet the guttarlat has hla own Ideas. Perhaps leu adYwrturous than the musicians he has supported. Belew concocts a wtllmsk:al , energetlc brand of rock and roll. The tnclus6on of homa and plano adds a Jazz flawor whk::h makes otherwise brlttte songa auppa.. Of course, 8etew Ia a more ortglnal guitarist than he is a eongWTit~ His penchant for lmitaUng animal nolses-etephanta. wha'-• and minos-Is praemly hi s calling oatd. During the sat, he Integrated 1 sono<oUI novelties Into h is bend. dueling with suopllonlst William JanaMn on " Banet For A Blue Whale" from hla new album Tweng S.t King (laland --~ The result was calmly mnmarlllng as and Janaaan oH the low ~lgll pftc:IIH of a whale's oali. King Crimson fans wwe aloo not leh unaatlsflad. Trying out a newly manufocturad 1 - loop maclllne, - - - "SM'a Not DNCI; ' another with the Fripp--tad 1 - N!Jiay effect. Aloo, h e . , . , - ertm-·s pft<:h-et- eyed oout, ·--~-· Had the P<>la .-dad thlo mlgllt.,...- • hugo lilt. ills .. equally ..-rng a bit of romantic fluff aa · e-y You T-·· may be l<aptafloal - i n g - . . . -. Hla ..-.tlals not wlttmoncllng. he Ia and~ -..gil l*fonr* to stand on hlo own - - The Good!- c:rowd cortalnlr Bo-. tr- new-· - .It - .II a- by-·· -h • -loreftngora-.. . ,.,. ""' c:horuoMoi_,__So.faf _ _ _ _ _ --~111m- --- ln--. you may.,...co-. f.,. and muo1c: are mailing of • ator thlo past - 01 then~ out on IM Ia Ull'a F - !No ... . ••••• •••..,•.. ··~ •••••• ••••••• •• ••••• •• •• •••• •••• • ••••• •• • • �Ric h ard Tltolftpaon . Hand - of {Hannibal) Kindness Richard Thompson•• new album, Hand of Kindness, h as two obstacles to overcome. The first Is the breakup of his marriage with collaboratOJ Unda. ,.mo helpecU""'! many of !~:Y~~-;."~ :v:-'!~~:::•'::~~er~~= second Is that hli pr:erious recotd, Shoot Out the Lights, was a ctasslc, the bMt of 1982, and one of the two Of three best ao tar In th is decade. That Hand o1 KJndnua lives up to thathlghstandard lsa trtbutetoThompson 's talent, commitment .and Inner strength . The musical blast of ''Tear.Sta lned Letter", the opening· song, Is a happy surprise from someone expected to be Introspective and agonized. Thompson 's guitar Ia paced by a chugging duet of accordlan and saxophone, sounding like amphetamine-fueled rejects from a polka band and supported, as Is the entire al bum, by the convivial rhythm aectton of fellow Fairport Convent ton alumni Simon Nichol, oao;e Mattacka and Dave Pegg. The lyrics speak of an ex-lover who keeps popping up, despite the singer's beat attempts to torDat, recovet and go on tlvlng. Far from maudlin, Thompaon'a humour shi nes In lines like " My head was beating like a song by The QuMt was writi ng checks that my body couldn 't cash ." The tollowfng song, "How 1 Wanted To" , demonstrates how effect ively dynamJca can be used from song to song. Slow, almost dirge-like Stratocaster strumming aup~s tho .._, -.g on thla . reco<d u~ la.-ta-lou of hla loved one from whom 1\e reaUy dld not want to part . He bltterty weeps over his contusk>n and lack o f desire td tall her what she meant to him, and the fact that he 'nOw never can. On side t wo, Thompson begins to recover, to see that life has not ended, just changed In a way that he did not expect. He atilt f ~n~a faults, but Is willing to look beyond them, now that he knows that he has to do so. " The Wrong Heartbeat " sounds llk:e his Is telling someone that she misunderstands his feelings at first listen , but eventually you can tell that Thompson Is warning her t hat he l1 not so easily handled, and that his love Is to be won. not by conquest or trickery, but In the old-fashioned way; In other words, she haa to eam II. The tit le track nvata " How I Wanted To" In honeaty, but hu a happier aide to H. Ho trooly odmHa that ha lutfauttfor hi a bmkan n-_., marrlaoe, stating that he was hi s own hangman. and also that as he sun k his own ship of matrimony, his new mate st retched out her hand to meet hts, saving him frbm a possible spiritual death. Darkly, he mentions that he must shoot the old horse ·and " break In the new," alluding to side one's " Both Ends Burning," where he refers to hi s lost mate as a race horse nobody wanted In Its original decrepit shape and when she regained her health and standing , he found not strength to coh lnue. It's as If he Is saying that killing h&f memory will elimi nate the pain, wl'tlch he knows to be false. " Devon Side," describing how a lady put down her causes and interest to care for a new-fo und man too sick (tiplrlhtally? physlcaUy?) to care l or hlmsalf,la h ighlighted by a chillingly beautiful ¥1olln solo by Aly Baln. The album end s on an entirety up note on "Two Left Feet." 1t Is Interesting that the record begin s and ends wfth songs b&Md on Jigs and tha tradlilonal music Thompson has worked from since his days wit h Fairport Con vention. II t he big gest com p laint Thompson has is that his new love .cannot dAnce well , then his life must be doing pretty steamy '"I'm In yer speiiJf m stark naked ... I'm s i ck and tir ed /of m a s t u rbat •ng .. of " Handyman" runs the risk of be in g mort ally der ided as the "SCumbag ... the bigge st foo l that I've ever known" of ''Coney Island Whit efish." {Yo u go figure where they got that title from). The band 's playing has picked up quite a bit , craft ing songs out of mld·seventles metal-pop rif fs borro wed from Free, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Slade and even the Sex Pistols. They do sneak In an occ asional synth lor coloration, but you have to pay attention to spot It, which Is hardly worth the bother . Rodney Bingenheimer would be proud. - -- Kevin J. Hosey the Blackhearta AltHJm Allor lUI year'a atrldent W obnoxlouo r Low Rock and /loll, It comoo u a aurptlM that the new Joan Jett album Ia eoten listenable, let alone thatlt'a aa good aa It Ia. The overall eound and tone of the band are still the aame-Jett claims that she eet the controls on het' guitar yeara ago and haan 't c~anged them alnce-but the arrogant stupkjlty and no ...thumtMng for the most part Is gone. Thla does leave Jett without much to say-after the expected attack on record com,.n les in the alngla " Fake Friends," she tends to nounder for tack of something to aJnk her fangs Into, and her sing ing on " Why Can't We Be Happy?", the album's aort~f ballad, and the remake of " ~YefYday People" bel'-a the lyrics. By cttreetlno h., MMC. at aeccnd paru. . wtthln the lnatoad. of at her audience, aha's managed to ~ a widow In tha ... (You ...U, .... them Jowol aonga; the putati¥0 to..-~ to the -a• can, 1*-• On the new Fleshtonea LP, Hexbr,.kerl rest assured that there le no Mftoua moonlight In any way, ahape or form . On thla new one thoN doga have really dona it. They have extended their legacy of cool-ln-.anuncool·llme. If we look back to the-Roman Goda LP and concede that the guitar and the drum bash the band tat loose on It was one of the most far out rockln' good times the modern world could offer (U n do, right?), this then HexbreakiOQ waa confusing. I asked muself where Ia that power, man, where'a the electrically powered baah . On thla one the guitar was mixed In eo miHrly, that the first tow times throuQh I held a magnlllylng glaas up to my_...... trying to lind it. Thla time around the approach to Fleshtone SQUnd Is different, more keyboard and mule powered druma. And of course, the Fteshtone boya choir c19fnq, some serious ba;.,_~roonou~ cha h.!!!,_ngls ,.1~g Jrn g•.~ sol id, real , '"' _ _,_ ve8 _, , 0 good batch . " Screaml n' Skull ", Gordie Spaeth 'a " Whaelman," and " New Scene" are among t he hot atufl on the first ·side. They preceda the hexbraaklngly fired up title tu ne, .a song about an obMsMd searc h for magical powers. Skle the second feature• more olthe same. but Ina In number. Billy on druma helpa carry the protect . Billy and the Blasters drummer Bill Bateman may be the top two rock amaahera k't the game right now. And soutman Peter Z. sounds equally fine on thla ,_one. Ho alngo good. Algood u Fteohtone recorda may bo thay ara not more than a pretucle to tha band' I GRADUATE STUDENT EMPLOYHS UNION will hold - Fles hy c za1k.a - - - - - - - - - Mfeust well. Good for him. Joan Jett and Blackheart/MCA show Maybe the best and nardesl work.ng oank 1n clubs these day!. 1 1 00 " I'm hangln ' out with the boys/Havln' fun and makln 'nolMILookln' OOOd and teelln' fine/ Number one on the productk»n line ... " Thus go the opening lines of this second reuolon album by the original Animals, who broke up wUh the departure of tounderlkayboardlat Alan Prtce In 1965. Price , a substantial solo star In England, was the real leader of the group: his arrangements of A&B tunes, centering around hit own tMueay organ playing , provided the neceu.ary anchor for Eric Burdon 's I·Wanna-S.Biact~; growling and howling. When he left the band carried on for aev.ral years with an everchanging II~ the helm of 'Burdon, who became lncreaalngty silly with the lack of restraint. The band got bw:k together In 19n fOJ a on•shot atburil, S.for. IN w.,. So Rudely Interrupted, wit h Prto. again dOminating, and the An lmala turned In a auperk»r aet conalstiOQ almost entirely.. of ccwera by the likes of Leiber and StoUer, Doc Pomua, Jimmy Cliff and Bob Dylan. (Burdon's alnglng on that album's " lt'a All Over Now, Baby Blue, " although marked tiy hla uaual axceaMS, ranks wllh the beat he'a e¥ef done.) Thla latest project eMma to be Burdon's doing. Tha -.go are mootly origlnalo, elthor by Burtlon and coll-alon a< by St0¥8 Grant, one of the sevwal mualclana who are listed as provfdlng " augmentaUon " on the album. Wtth Grant on aynthealzera and Zoot Money (a former An imal from thetr last lncarnaUon, which also fncluded Pollee guitarist Andy Summers)., Price aounds to be almost entirely absent thla Ume around. (His one writing contribut ion, a aolid ~ ues called " No, John, No," performed without the " augmenting" mualctan a, ll on ly avallab$e aa the ''b " aide of "The Ntght ." The good news, however. Js that the band does qutta well anyway, II In a conakllrably more pop mode. '"The Nlght 1' waa a poor chofce tor a aiOQie, whh Its tntruatv. s ynthesizer line: much better are the atorequotod " Looao Chango" and " Baing There," with a groat rl!ythm riff from gullartat Hilton Valentino and a markedly IIC).Iah boaa Una from ·Chu ~. Burdon ~ h,. ~ o oii6M nllnnnnllnnnn nnnnnnnn nn nnlltill ntrl its,_......,. DELEGATE ASSEMBLY & CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION Are you a Secret Star? 640~ · ·. in Binchamton, N.Y. .,- Oct. 15-16 Important Items on the Aaenda Include: *Writing a New Constitution *E lection of St atewide Officers ~ ·--- WRUB -m needs· you ·to MC FALLFEST '83. •Affiliation w ith a National Union Any GSEU Metllbe C.. Ibm • a Deleptel AU GA'IITA'IIRA'1 Can Vote In The Delepte Election! M~en-.., lleco.e a Candidate in the Delepte Election-Call: CiSEU - Come out of the closet by calling 638-2950 For more Information and · an aud_ltlon. 636-2331 ooooootooooooeoooooo061ollllooooooooo �excesses in check . snow ing remarkable control and little loss ol strength on severa l slower songs In the style ot " Ptease Don 't Let Me Be MisunderstOOd." Great album cover too, courtesy ol Mr. Burdon. - AI faust that peNades so many of Hunter' s greatest songs Is red hot throughout , c li maxing when he breaks down and asks ''Why can't you be more curious, adventurous. myattrlous. sensuous... ?" Hunter comes Pretty darn c6ose to lull· fledged heavy meta l on "'That Girl is Rock ·N · Roll ... Doing hi s beat bteck leather lmltatton. his Intelligent wording and line tuned vocals make evident exactly what Is missing In metal music today. Gu itanst Mlck Ronaon, Hunter's off and on sideklck and a producer since the lut lncarnatk>n of Mott In 1875. makes only a cameo appearance this time around, and tha In exactlY wh«e hls l s needec!t. On " O.ath 'N ' Glory eoy.," Ronoon c~e~-. a acrMChlng pitch aa Hunter congratulate& thoae wonderlul folks who <lec:lded to play gamea In the Falkland tala- a willie beck. The rwauh Ia cioN to a death march. whJch necessarily The Rumour or the bUe In Parker 's vo lca. and certa lnl v not h is convict i on . Rathe r . Parker sounded uncomfortable, as 11 he had to force himself to si ng. Alongside ot the music Instead ot in front ollt , Parker sounded d ls)olntad and h is songs suffered accord ingly With the release o f his new LP. howevet" , the howli ng wind is Nck -and he knows It Why do you th ~n k he titled It ,,.. ,._., Wecaw? And he didn't t'lave to revert to t'lls o kj fOfm to make it. Park• s lngt throughout the record, and his woncMrtully compelltog YOk:e makes It all wortt. With no.talglc anarts aurfac:lng hera and there tor effect. thla new Mt ot aongs Ia his most dtverM conectk>n yo! . purpoae. " Passl'l'l Resistanc-e" Is Pattter'a grNtast songwrfUng achievement ln yeera. Riding on the 806rlng strwngth of hit bNutlful sJnglng, the song hit a a nerw MCh time It axplodet Into the defiant chorua. Parker' s stance against soclety 'a falile morality and gullass structure n.u only l ntensll~ since the dl aaoluUon of punk.. " Nothing can be tur1her r-.no..ci/Not everybody wants to be 100thecil0t\. tMy'ra out there now/In their padded ~ 1 1 and acm chalr..Waltlng fOf that nw¥OUI twitch that signata fMr." ParQr teta too.. on " Sounda LMI.eChalna." a reggae--inMuenced rocker In wtlk:h he hlta noor - · of INatrotlon and _ ,. By piling uc> crazed hlnta at ooe>n0a1on and unexpectedly brtnga aide one to a deproaalng tan Huntw All of the Good Onet ,,. Taken (Col umt>l1lt---. Ev.r since tM Inevitable d luolutton of Mon the Hoopla, tan Hunter '• c.,.. hu been a alde-ahOw of un,..etad spurts of acttvtty . His offering hu c.ntered eround lntro'l'lftad lyrk:al lndutgence, ready mede show atoppera In the atudio, and ffagmentad, wavlah producUona . Unconcerned with hah. Yet anothef eternal Huntw theme appe..hefa, hla 1 am mieunclarltood-lonely·lr'Mklng out-loot In t h e - numb«. Following In the trec!Hion of '"fVhen My Mlnd' a Gone" (!Tom Mott'a /Jod Shedoort) and " Tho Outlktat'," (from Hunter 'a "comeback ", You'le -Alone IIIIth t Sdt/zopllfetllc)now haw the truty edlt.,tlal "Saetng Double." Th.,.kl, ian. AHt>ough no one In rock Ia monr - n g of -lotion lot alll\la time ancs ollort th.,. tan Hunter, It Ia kind of na to haw him on the aldollnea-aJI IO< ourMIYoa. And yot, II " let 'a o.nc." can make It to tM top, then tan anould ha'f'l Jutt one chance .. lotmlng o lnlaher " " - lot hlmooll auKable for a main awnt , Hunt• eMma to be cont.,t wtth entrenching hla P'ece rock aore oH to the aide of A.OR a«.,Uon and Serloua Moonltght toura.. Huntar·a latMt LP AN Of J1N Good Onea AtW Tat., Is a OOOd bat not to atter hla atatua In atther artlatlc Of commercial Ierma. In no wly almllat to tM btokan up aound of 1881 '1 Shon S.Ck N'Sidaa, Ia ahowe&MIIan 'a 'fiOCaJ proweaa and rock maturtty with atrong 'n mythma ancs a atMppod Clown, up tront delivery. Hunter'a briltllng aarcaam and ..,.,..., .,thualaam, u alwaya,, make naarty _., cut damn oJ<Cttlng. Willie It lo unlikely t o - him,_ hoanloo or lana, H Ia bound to delight tho r.lttllut. With a ,_ notable axooptlona, All 01 TIN Good a.- lo Huntat flat out having • good time. The lyrica ... ......, and- polgnanl than 01 any tlmo In tho put. Rathel. tho old ,..,., 1o ttvowtng out tho _., apktt or l\la proleulon-wlthout tho , . _ . u.ton to TIN _ , , _ . , (Attala) unlb anything ian hU panned With to Ilia E-.g~! orHh -ttno llow1lftO. Mid ..,.......,.._ - .• - · from the put, . rocl<'a ~ Engllotwnan or tho 70'a. and hla body being "'n o total eel'-• one ~ onnto to alngl haa to bol- that thlo onela dodlcelod to all And aJno ho All• poocluc:lng '""' tho yoara, oR the _.,. and oR tho lana. atudlo atbuma of lronzlod , haatod When Hunt• for the one millionth lkne combuetton wit" The fllumour, P1tker p roc I a I me ' 'I wan n e abendonld hta torrid beofl..upe lftd tewe loll party-gotcloorn-boogla-ho,. a groat liBra Anolhor Otay " ' -· Playing wltll tlmo, • you " ' - l'roW - . ho rMlly Ia. moOIIy otudlo m~ llo out the raor, 1'1*1 allow tho allium to continuo running, cho«Jng aound from h l a - . - ....,._ riglll Into ~ .. Ono of lan 'o Glfl. to do hlo- 84oaly Dan -atlon ,.,...-,·t-l<no._._t..,.,.,·..-10'-,.,... .......,.,un6-orH..._ ctaoalco, from t11o mold or -or- llltt• Twioo Slty," It from Olart to Hnlah. The h.........,...~' .-111m Ilia--- Ilia . . . - _. · . - _" l.aet Oouplo on tllo 0..0. , tho~aldltol _ . , ,._..and wllh life largoty -uoo or hlo man ..... • ........__,.. ie • ltriltlng · ....ing orhh oommlt_,, _ . . dell'letJ the lull potential or a loft - " Ia ICklfeMed to a ,... lo'l'l And .,.,. tt ta IUftl IIJCitahatn ....kat r-.. The,..,Koroogood, CIOanrodl-eaoaltont tMI o t - to put Clown tho ,.. of tho within the lj)eOd · But miMing. H .,..,, - BSU PRESENTS: ct¥1- -PIIng- 983 Fall Pl~nlc Extravaganza On SATURDAY SEPT.17 STARTING AT 12NOON ~ AT THE ~·~ RECREATIONAL FIELDS (AMHERST CAMPUS) FOOD, FUN, EXCITEMENT AND PLENTY MORE! 1 II ·------··---·:.,:: *:PH --quitO- ....,"..., polrl, at mMing patiO of ,_ .. All thfOugllout, a tortlbly annoytne cllorue 11\at he haa to o r i n - - M anv-y. Thla lo not to ooy that ott or r~te _, , _ . , 1o burning orhh . . _.. "life Geta " Fun,• a - ~------------------------------------~ NIAGARA FALLS TRIP $6.50 lncludea . . LEAVU liiAIN IT. CAMPtJS 7:11 IAII llmiiiNS l:lt . . a.uoon TRANSPORTATION A RIDE ON THE MAIDE OF MIST ~ETASnNGAT&UGHrS ~ERY TOUR OF ONTARIO HYDRO POWER PLANT �·PEACE DAY VOTE IN THE SA SENATE ELECTIONS SEPTEMBER 21at See-d for a new Century SEPTEMBER 19TH & 20TH TIMES PLACES CAPEN LOBBY 9·9 HARRIMAN LOBBY 9·9 LOCKWOOD LIBRARY 9·9 STUDENT CLUB 9·9 9am · assemble at Main Street Campus lOam walk to Amherst along bikeway 12noon gath~r at Founders Plaza lpm Daniel Ellsberg and others to speak at Founders Plaza FREE 2pm 8pm workshops Judy Gorman Jacobs, singer In Woldman Theatre GOODYEAR CAFETERIA 9·9 . SA Forecast: COOL AND WILD! BILL VS. JETS MONDAY ~I<... II T FOOTBALL . OCTOBER 3rd SA BUSSES-MORE INFO SOON /'\ BLUE MADNESS IS COMING OCTOBER 1st AT BUFF STATE WRUB KLUB OCTOBER 1st Grand Opening Daniel TALBERT BULLPEN Ells berg HOMECOMING WEEKEND JAZZ & COMEDY DIZZY GILLESPIE It STEVE . LANDESBURG !Sponsored by W ABl October 8th _....____ _ WILL SPEAK ON THE CRISIS IN THE ARMS RACE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st 1 PM IN FOUNDERS PLAZA ALSO: JUDY GORMAN JACOBS (alnger) PEACE DAY- WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21 SEED FOR A NEW CENTIJRY , MAKIN' FLIPPY FLOPPY FOR UB's AMHERST UNION. CNT Is on the way. Coming Soon I PM In Wofdman T.hun _ _ . . ... . . . . . . ~ ICC. M. ... ~ - �logically moving forward tt'a otMous. If a musicians, writing material, are to be craft, there Is only group of Bfto-area and performing their own truly serious about their one direction to consider: East-and don, stop till the sign says New Yort< Chy. What whh the record Industry still struggling to regaJn runaway proftts of a few yeara back. rapkUy ck>slng down regional offices and slashing away of peraonnet and artist rosters, myopia tn the Industry soan mightily. Buffalo Is down to something llko two compony ropresentatlwos (Wamet Bros. ond RCA) ond ...n then aa only promotion ~- A&A (artlsl ond ._tolre~ the suppo- ·~alent scouters," are nowMre to be found m a mtd-Blzed mattutt auctt aa oura. Bflo may be a fine area to the, wortc and play but ta sk'nply not the place to attrac1 a record cloal. Thus the departure of Famous Btue Aalnooat. 0. at Ita principle membo<a, guharlot Mlko ~ ond baasiii1Jp<tmaly Jim Knl~ who -the """"' aa a logical atop toward gnoater visibility aa w&IJ aa a fer hMfth..,. environment from says Krueger of tho figure who Is playtng a key rote in this --~ resuHed In a flexldlac ¥Walon of " Any Color WIIJ Do." And the flexl has been finding Ha way Into many of tho rlgllt ha- -since, from A&fo( executives who woutd ..Uka to hMr mor.." to -pie like Andy Schwartz. tlreleaa supporter of Amenca'a tndlplndenta for years (edltO< of Now Ycri RocJrw ancl freelance promoter of ewtN"Y''M from HertMe Jeraay combo tho Hancock to SmH-a~ Brownrout has also bMn busy aslabllahlng Ilea wfth NY Chy'a Slngerrn.._t (Bob Singerman/Fronk Alley~ clearly one of tho prog,...MI bool<lng _,.:lea any-., handling tho llkoa of Richard Hell I. the Voiclolcl&. King Sunny Acla, The Gun Ctub, the dB'a. Ta<n Vorfalne. The ndtvlduata. In tact. llrownro<lt haa clone roac1 with The Gun Ctub ancl Alcllard Hall, ancl through Hall, a frtendlllllp was bultt wtth Naux. Naux, who Ia coming to the ConttMntal Soptamber 22 with hla own band, haa an lmpres.atv. resume hlmMif. Whh the demiM of Labelle In the lata '7'0&, wocallat which to operate. Hera too Ia where they extraordln~~lre Nona HendryJ: a...,bled an hope to further tMir musical eYOiutlon of axpert,..tal roclUiunk grouping known u proaent FBA aonga relnfa<cocl wfth Ktawzyk Zero Cool wfth tho aaalalanoa of Naux, who writing new material. haa alnc:e contributed aqngwritlng chorea to Their final performance with the n..... p Nona'a latest record. Nau_. hu aleo been a they've maintained fOf a year now (ak)ng Volclokf, facing off with guHarllt with vocallat Edmund Beach and drummer Quina on Alcllard Hall'a 11111182 LP O..tlnr Chris Powwa)la Frlclay night at tho SI-t. u wallaa oo-wrHing tho title Cut. Contl.-tal. Ktawzyk'a final gig whh Stop ConMQ-tly, Farnoua Bfuo Ralnooat will the GodS Is Saturday at the ume wenue. aoon Hnd them- In tho - . r of a community of rnuekt&na auoclated wtth The tranaplantlng of Famouo Bluo flalnooat wlfl be accompanied by oomrNolao Yorlc Ned SUOiello, wllich lncluciH LMiny ~ (u of Panl 8mhh DNn Brownrout. - · tho lnclopanclant promoter'a lklka to the lndua1ry .,.. aura to Group) ancl clrurnmer Chuclr- who atao come In handy. The band raoordecl a four--lima at No1aa; a y n l - pio_~ aong demo o.,., the Summer at HolM New Horowitz and Bob Quine. who ... Yort<, guHar Naux' ttl-track atucllo In on Naux• l/(1/il, Mid E.wplodlllf Wlter, NYCHy haavy funkol. . Dofunllt; ond Manhattan. Thla MMion-". which found Naux aharlng pmductlon CNdHa ("He .-lly OYant·flutlat- Dlok. T h e - Y o a t - h - to help ..... the a t - .• com- r,.. to-- - Famouo Blue Raincoat: noxt at01>. - Yort< Ctty The BulthTetraa., The Paniona and The Outaeta, fNturlng tvan Julian, orlgll\81 Voldolcl guh-1 who played oppoalto Qulno on the lnlluontlal . - n g 11/onl a...-u..,. And n·a to tho Raincoat (ond Brownrout'll) Cledlt that they..,. Htabllauchanall-. So what haa brought about tho -lalon that btda farewell to a aubatanllal portk>n of Bflo'a o....,uak: ~a? ''WeW taken thla u tar u we can n.re In Butta~." remark I Krueget, pointing out the fact that few montha now the group hu been opening tor nalionat acta. a roater which lncludoa The .._boB. DrMm Syndicate, Beat · Rank ond File. Moclam Engllllll and Nona Hond<ya. Their own dOtH al NYCity'a Floating Founclatlon of Photography The Purple Barvo~ The Up In Toronto ond - t a r 'a Skorglea haa InJected oonflclenoa Into a group that the unclartaklng aa a forgone ooneluolon. The only left wu whether ot not the other member~ ..,. lnt-ed In ponu4ng ouch - . , . _ " E...,.,.. haa lrwtted to ,_.,• aaya U- ~. 'aNa -ion -··---to IMol! wilt BUo while Powers Ia still tolling his opUona around. IIT\IMdlata plane tot FBR'1 ~ components Kra~ and Krveger call tot r...,.try tnto NoiM New Yottt fOf WOft on Krawzyk 'a moat reCtnt compoaltlona. which early word hal It ara hll atrongelt yet . Nau• 11 acheduted In a1 RalnCOIIt will then lhop their tapes around town, at the aame lime tecrulllng .., .. tlte mualclans In hopei of MCurlng g\gl In and around the ci1y - a keyboard plarw • a llkety posaibfllty , a drumm.,- 11 Po_..,.. dlek»t against trav-'lng Surrounding themMivel wtth au•lllary mualctana that Mike and Jim can WOfk with , In the r'OI'tt oombfnatlona, will be a chora but the tacmt• are thefe and ao Ia that community ol mualclana and fr*'da. Any numblf of poulbiiiU• can taka lhape wtth tho attuatlon thla - - ond . . wouldn't bet our IMta agaln11 theM people coming hO<na ampty hancled. Got out Frlclay'!!lght. tip your hat and da""" to fotk who taka thomaol... Nf'oultY enough to want to get up and do -hlng about it. ..,1. �Ho~b4>e~ H6llywood .first-run blues Why a city the stze 'and temperam~t of Buffalo cannot Support a RtJ)ertory flllm house Is a mystery. It- can't be lack of Interest-there are certainty as many film fans k>calty as In smaller clUes which seem to be able to keep movlehouses that show older, foreign, and "art" films solVent. Granted, good attemattve houses exist: the Evans Art In Wllllamavllle regularly · books foreign films and Indies, with the occaslonal revival (see the accompanying preview of their current feature, the Austral fan Star Struck), anQ. the Amherst THeater usually tries to run a feature of more limited Interest on one of Its three screens. (In adfit,ion, next week will see1he opening of a new revival series, the Old Chestnut Film Society. See next week's} Prodigal Sun for a preYiew.) None of these, however, Is a true repertory house, which rotates Its films on a dally basis, usually In double features that recombine over a month or so . A possible explanation is that the need Is satisfied by the vartous college film programs which attract patrons from throughout the Buffalo area. True, you can never have enough movies around to choose from (oh, for someplace where one could see a non-televised movie at, say, 3 a.m.), but the varlous university series at lease ease the need for variety, If not quantity. UB will be runni ng four series throughout the Fall, all open to the public and two of them free. (Ticket prices for the other two 'f~nge from $1 .25 for !ttudents at mat inees to a maximum price of S2.25, for non· students at evening shows. Compare that to $3.50 and up for first-run houses.) The Weekend series consists of two films weekly, one on Thurtdays and Fridays, the second on Saturdays and Sundays. Of the 22 movies scheduled , about one-third are recent Hollywood hits (footsie, Sophie 's Choice, Trading Places, War Games, etc .), which should satisfy both mass appeal and help suppon a few more risky booklngt, Others, while not quite so well known , have atlracted enough general attention that they should pull In even more casual lllmgoers: foreign and Independent films either seen briefly hereabouts or only avaltable locaJiy on cable TV to be showo Include 8/rg/tt Haaa Must Be I<Uied, the anti-pornography documentary Not a l'G.ve Story, Wwner Herzog's epic Fltzcarraldo, Martin Scorcese's somewhat oblique The King of Comedy, New Zealand director Roo« Qonatdeon's ~eak marital drama. StNah Palace, Bertrand TavemJer's award winning CouP de Ton:hon, and Paul Bartol'a _ , u l IMck comedy Eating Raoul. And there are a few real getns: Francis Ford Coppola's extravagant, stylized musical One From the Heart will M seen for the first time In Buffalo on October 22 and 23. Uke Mk:hae4 Cimino's HH'I'Wf'l Gate, Coppola's film recetved poor revJewa at tHt acreenings and wu only released to a lew large markets for a brief period. Since then It has _ , championed b)' some wrltMS who have seen It: at worst , this will be your chance to see a mautve and expensive failure, and It should be conalderably better than that . On November 10 through 13, agaJn for the first ttffie In Buffato (and possibly the only lime locally In a thu.t•) will be the late Rainer Werner Fuablnder's 15 and 1h hour &lrlln A,.xand«platz, ' ~~-:!~:: ::..~~~~~::.~=:~. ~ marathon showtnga In New Vorl<. " will bo shown In four four-hour Hgmenta, one per Meryl str- In SoP/IIo 'o Choice, thla Saturday and SUnday day. Tickets will bo available for aac:ll Individual part, or you can buy one Ucket good for all four parts at se for students, 1 S10 for non. The Midnight Film llkaWIM presents a blend of the expected and the unusual. tn the former category ere Nlchotaa Roeg'o Ilion Who F.tl to Eorth, otarrlng Davkl Bowie, Flooh Gordon and Hollo'"'"" (gueso"""'" they're gonna show that one?- ratefled are Too Hot to fiondlo, a Toronc. Young oplc atarrlng Jayne Manafleld; the naotlly hllatlouo and underrocogniZed U10d C.ra (1118(1) wrttt.., and directed by Iormor s. Spielberg compadroo Bob Gale and Robert ZOIMCkla; a do'ubte foature of BMc/1 Potty and BMch 8/onkot Bingo, wHh !roo admission for anyone wearing a bathing ault; Peter Tooh, Bob Marley and Burning Spoor In a 111110 ooncon flick. R SUnopluh; and one of the moot groloaquo lllcka of the peat t_,ty yoata. lilyro llm:kln~ , tho 1170 x-<ated edllplatlon of Gore VIdal's not-owy.gooct.t<>bogln·wllh novel, In wltlc/t Rox flo!ld gota a MX change operation, turna. Into Roquol Wolcll, n.. -y aed .... Farrah F a - . and - a l l y rapee HoUywood. How could you posalbty r..lat? Fqr thoSe of you bummed out at the bogillntng of another - . nlghta brtng: a ..... of fr• doubM fMturM It 7 p.m. tn the 'Woldman Theater In Norton Hall on the Amhetsf Camj;ua. Heel -gotten to you aartler,- would have highly recommended th~ attend the flret ouch progrem a low ~ys bock, Pondoro'a Box (11128). wltlt-louiM Bmolco, and on owly • Howatd Hawke comedy, A Girl In fowy ~.from the..,. }'Sat. Both are rarely aeon but highly worth tho time and effort to treck them down, u aro many or the oilier fllma to bo anown. Next brlnga an -.log wllh the late lula Bunuot conslatlng of Un CltiM Andato.J, hla 1121 ohOft feature m • with - b r a Dell, Vlrldlana (111111~ and Dlarf of o Cho'"-ld (111114~ Future pmgrama Include an Eamnl Ltlbitah fHtwe on Bapt. 2&. 1M Ilion Wltft llofort'o F..,. polled wtth tho root thlng In DHd . Rodonlr>g, Nov. 7, double bll'- ltarrlng Bob Hope (from tho 40a. he wu funny) and dwected by John Fon:l and Don>lhy Ann«, and a Hal~..,- of two of the bolt of England'a H..,_ studloo. Honor of O..Cu/o (18!57) and Brldoa of or.cut. (1111101- "?' Should any of t h o M - , - ..... to molill a (cheap) cloy of It, acr.ntnga lor Prof. Alan Spiog'ot'a cluo on Varlollea of tho Amorlc:at> Aim wtll bo hold In Diefendorf Holt, Main Street Campua. at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Some of the hlgllllghta Include Oraon Welles' Cltlzort Keno and Tile 11-11-1 Am,.,.ont, more Eamnt Lubttech, John Huaton'a Tile T,...ure of tile Slem lilodre and 1M lll.an Who Would jle King, and lllma by HMchcock. Chaplin, ~ Walah, Wnttarn Wyler. Ella Kaun, John FOld and 11111*11 to you, or II you really want Don Stogot. Buff state alao oflorw a rogulat film on SUndoy nlghta. For lnlonnotlon on all of theM u well u other !roo and affordable forma of altemattve cinema, be sure to check out Chftp ClnMio In th'- and every Issue of the Prod/go/ SUn. 111. Foul! ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• •• �f TT , .;;;Ors;;;;..;;..o;;.;;n;;_W:-e;;.;;ll~es;..;...;r;..;;e..;;.;tro~s~ecti~;;;.·v~e~at;..Al~b;;;n:.=l·a:;;;t:_-Kn~;;:;o;.;:x____--¥M~a~s~t~er~H~ · aro~l~d:.._..J Poets Codrescu The..,_ of o.- -leo r~o one of the moet shameful eumpiM of Hol~'a ~ott-. he wu Wolleo' (19C1) be the Mecla- 25 ,_,.of-. Cltlmn ~ con-ed to that lalla oquonly within-· l - I e andtecflnlclll ~of _ . , • --'>IY and antf>uolaatlcalty photographed story of control,- and monllty In a CO<fUIII - . Upon """"""'"" It the uauat 1_., ,. d Hollo aa w.iiMinl- ft~ Mr. J..,_ Eort ~one of 1 Flolumlng to Europo, Welleo the moot dlatlngulohed drwnallc 8fi aclal>4ecl Kallla'a - a Tile T<NI ac:lora In lhe - l d today, will star (1112) with money"- F In Athol Fuglnl'a 'lllaate< T h l a - poets of humot ~who- only HarOld• ... and tile boys, alao hlghllgllt thelocaiiMorary _,._ lhet h e - from the - o f a starring Dolroy Undo and a.arteo One may !*"- nol oxpect a major- of world l i t - Mlchaol Wright. Tills lrnpor1ant llgltt view of lila from poets spent the MOt lew YMfS In Spain play Ia now In perlormanoa at the originally from Tranaytvanla and fUming the final to be shown Royal Ala. .ndra Theatre. 2l!O tong Finland. - - Andrei (and hla 1aat ......,...... faature Slraat Waat tn Toronto, and wtn be Cod<Mclu and Anaolm Hollo ha.. film aa a dlrec1or to data~ ChlmH laaturecl thru October 22nd. engagingly -royecl auell an of llltlttlfl/tf, alao known aa Showtlmea are 8:30 p.m. - Y aaaumpllon. Both poets ha.. lhecl Folotaff (1...._ Culled from the IIYe thru Satunlay, with matlnMe the bulk of their.,...,..,. ,_,. In playa ol _ _ , . which w-....ay and Salunlal at 2:30 the United Slataa and maybe the - .... IN tltla c:llaraclar, played p.m. No mall For tlcht contrail bel_, their nat!Ye by Wellaa, I t - the uaual pricea and other Information, lando and their adopted land 11aa - o l decay and p - call 1•18l-1t. tnoplred t h e - - of loaL Allllouglltecflnlcalty qulta theaa poeta. Of lt'l hard to adapt, It I a . . . . , . - 11\an hla dlatlngulsh Old World - - - . Thoaa ,_with hla ~- - - horn- World r e a t - l n ..tier"""' will be tnt-ted In I lheaa n- from • Cod<Mclu pown: :::..-...;I:.=:~~ Ufi 8 I pa~7.:::' In-~~ and "-YIn and a Ute nol unlllla that of one of I ha.. a groat - r e to mow He I I s Influential, and~ Arneftcon film ollha aound ara. - · -thouglllha production coots camo In at $7~.ooo-a -budge! In pr•Workl W• II clollan-lhe film committed tha mortal atn of not making mo.,.,, and -leo waa , _ again ; ' - ' the total control o.,. a tum that he had wtth ICIIne. Although Welleo had control during filming of hla looturo, Tile " ' - " _ , ' Amboraona (11MZ). lha original 131 minute odltecl by the lludlo atrlppecl olllft- mtnutaa of Ita running time. It a qulclt and allant -~axc.ptfronce, -~~ calnco - loot-.haa _,,.,. Gr- Prix al (Tho _ ... --end rwtored. ao wllat will Ia tha fltm I M t - thla R -------...a.----1 ~~~~:""'~a/ will be ~';"lvl~ the""::.'t':r= theatre o l t h a - IOftlul\t . The lnlmltablo Juzmallar and hla ...,._,. will perform two showa at lorry 'I Hideaway In Toronto. FO< 'further Information l)laaaa contact t••&l n<-67et or (<18) m-3?5Q, ...-tonight, OUCII ol EWI tomonow and~ at lllltlttlfl/tf Sotunlay. AU fllmlare at I p.m. In lha gallery auditorium. Tlc:Uta are 12.~ at tha - · SUO lor gallery marnbera. ol~u will be reecllng at 8:30 frklay -lng attha Allentown Community Contar. He wtll be tntroduaecl by Hollo, who wtn ha,. a reecllng ol hla own 2:00 Sunday attarnoon at tha Albright Knoa An Gallary. prmt wu ptewlewld to a California wtlolaughod at It and talked bed< to lha onacreen actOta. caualng ahockld RKO Studloa ~~a-go Schaaltr to clomand thai It be lhor1onecl, .....11 .... and g!Yen. happy andlng. WeiiM at the tlmo .,... In llnlzll ~ on another-~~ . - t u m called lt'o All Trw, lha taak waa glto editor- Wloo, wt1o ....- :'tmtnulaa of the lllm 'a running Umi and rtlehot the ending. (Suppoaeclly the mlaalng fool- atlll axlata; u It . . . l n l - IO b e -· Tile IIOfl'l,_, A . . - a l a aald to ocflpaa Ko-~ The atudlo'l ahallbJ treatment ollt alao e x t - t o Ito ~lon and dtatrtbuflon (u part of a taoture with a Lupe Yalaz cometly), and It again loot money. Theaa two "fallurea." comblneclwtlh-' ._,eclty dk;totorlal ~My -him _ _ , . , . In . Hoi,.,__ He--.a""'" -----. ·-ln-10...,_, ....IM_.., ___ ...,.. __ lkUIIand glooen to _ .. ,_lon_ -from lha RKO lot. Hla- aft• _.., raa111ctec1 ollhar 117 oonclllona - - b y • - - - o r by the--ha--lo ~ly. ~ 1(.- ancl Tile _...,._ --.-,.laalha AlllfiiM~M-,'1<><­ -----..................--....--a---...-.. ___ -----........ ____ .. ..... _ __ _..... ____ ---...... ..............-.. ..... ....................... - r . , I I I I.... ........... GNot-. b e _ . . . . . . ~,10, . . . . , _ ,, • ..... -.1'"----~-. a- • ,.....'" _ _ by _ _ . . .._......... file'-,_.....,'*' ~-!-~*.!i.,.llll!_~t.-.=.,~ .. .....,CIIon. _ . . _ _ _ _ 01( --~ ...,_. .., ............. _ _ .... no._ ---:=-.:: _.. ........ ...,.. ,.. ...__.. ,... ..._.., ........ •-r-.·-a . -....... _.,....... ..................... ·---·· ...-- ·Take ChaqeAt zz. care of eopht.ticated ln moat jobs, at 22 equipment worth you're near the bottom millions of dollars. of the ladder. It's a bigger chal· ln the Navy, at len and a lot more 22 you can be a leader. re.ponsibWt,y than After just 16 ..U ll'l()jJt corporatJool Jive of leadership training, you at 22. Tbe rewude you're an officer. You11 are biger1 too. Therw's have the lrind of job a comp.rebensive package of benefita, your education and training prepared includinl special duty pay. Tbe ltartina you for, and the decision-making au· tbority you ~ to make the moat oflt. aalary Ia tl7,000 - more than moet com· paniee would pay you riaht out of col A. a c:oiJep pduate and officer candidate, your Navy traiDiq Ia paJed After four )'Mil, with re,ular promoto making you a lMder. Then Ia no boot tiona and pay mc:r--. your aalary will have i.nc:nlued to u much u t31,000. c:amp. laat.d, you receiw pta l l l l1 oaal A. a Navy officer, you ~· throuah traiDiq to help you build the tedmical new ehallenps, new tellta of your aldll1. and !MM....,...t akm. you11 ~ u a and new oppommlU. Navy oftJcer. :;mom,;-~----;;;, to advance your ed~ '11111 traiDiq Ia I ~~cJ!.."W ..,.,. I deaiped to ID8till I I catJon, includiDI the pouibWty of at.&enclina COD6dence by firwt.. -1101 I craduate acbool wblle bud ap11 iiDce. You I :_ hili ttc=ca ._::_ I you're lo the Navy. I leerD b)' doiJtc. On r ....,.....for your ftnt - tow; you•.. -lllsh!PIIICIIC tbe -.il ol ap co ao- and the a,._ . . . . _ . . ___ 1 .... ·- 1.=;;::,.-.... I I .._ ....... a:tlllliJf L~"!~!!- - 1 I I ........ea I Doo't ,._ cau • job. Become a Navy officc'l anc1 c~~arp. cau Even at 22. -~~:J .... .. n �I I COIIOI::~FdM'ICIW.2.4,1, 1::M;&. n.. ~11.1.,7, .....,..AMN,Fft....Sa.t,2:11. n.n. ,....,Fft-.... 4;11, 1:1&, 1:15.\Cktl; . . 1::11;,... 2:15, 5:1S. 7:1 5. 2:15. 7"..10.. s. 1:41; 8ufto.lhuft, 2, UD,I:4&,1; No..f, frt Met . . . 2. ....... ~ ~Ttlura.U.f.t; a.t.~S.4:11, ........ ., .. ,..l"rt ... 1:15,1::11. 'tO:'tlo .......Thun, 2::1&.1:11, J:t5r, ttl; ~Fft..ra.t.I. 4.1: 1 1,1:1S.1Ct11, ~ ...n.t..l.l.f,t;S...a-. Fttlftlda.,a:ti,4:11,1:11,1:11.1Cttl;a.. Thl.n,t:11.1:11.?:11,~1;~~Frt .nci&M.1.4.1.1..._._.n....z.s.r. .. Fff*t . . .....,....,...,~.,.. . . lllooM W.,.,, TJHM ,......_ n.. L.ur .,.. ..,_ .. ,..flO......-c.. A-*- Wrfit (12:15 - - - ol . . OMcf (11*i--- • (12:15 .... 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J:o~S, I:CS; Veutfoft, t ,l:t0.S20.1".30.1::50; ,,, ,_, ,:4!,!25.,~1:45.1:5&;~ol Me HW.. 1:45., 3:4!, 5:«', .,... . 1:40. ,----------------------- -:------ ------·---.- --- -----, I \ I I I I I I I I I I 1 I FALLFEST 83 \ ONGRATULATIONS BULLS ON YOUR VICTORY AGAINST CORTLAND! BLUE MADNESS ~~-~ FREE �_, and who could blame him? He haen't been able to pick up a copy 1 this week's PRODIGAL SUN, and now has no Idea what there Is to see Buffalo this - k. What he should do is take out a subscription, 1 which will not only keep his blood pressure down but also assure him of 1 receiving a copy of each and - r y PRODIGAL SUN to be published this 1 year. Sure, It's more e•penslve, although not by much-a mere $6.75 for I the whole year, or $4.00 for a 1\alf-year-but Isn't your health worth It? Fill I out the coupon below now! : 1 do In FOP SAL E OR REN T MATTfiiDI,M»C . . . . . 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SUN. - 14210. �concerts .PR:ESENTS Sunday October 9, 1983 8pm HOMECOMING WEEKEND UB ALUMNI ARENA tickets: students $10 advance $13 day of show general public $13 JR • SUD ~BOARD on sale TODAY at Capen record outlet 7DOHE.INC Harriman ncket Offlee spOnsered by University. l.Jnioo_Adiultles Boald !1-.l:.."o! ·;, £or<marJt~,caB61!"'2957 >at J! I ; ' ,· !I I!II! ! Jlt! I · ',!• , i !.J JJ!!I! . I j ";• ;'1 j. ' t l ji l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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"told thr llulralo mmmu•dies tiM: State, the COUDtry and ._*--!bot .. cloa't to cloclare ·· l i t e -·· aoma ....... ..... 00-- "We're~ to.., up a..._ Network to brill& poople IClldbe< to 11011y ,.,. ......,.. Soeiolov prof- .,._;- Ed Powell said. ''UIIittolfdy, we'd lite to ... ~ ._ thr world illlo Ibis -wort." Dooy is a 11:00 ..... ....... bb .. Hammaa HaD, -Sind~ witll lldivilia.-aeclaroundthr.....,.or .. ~ w. Haldo sao-". Pbysiciaas ,.,. Social R ., ? = · (PSa) _ . n.. ~ speat;o,a oa the modialleffu:u no-ra......,. * o r a - - o a - - b d a p. t '83 but two days away ...... ----· ........... .. ..... ..,_..,_, ....... ...... ,.....,. ....... .. ........ . ......,.... ....0 ON t o - ....... well ~..a, from Now to top tony, 1001'1 llo Mit to loot t11o blul 01 t.., bact ....., ud .,, "I•• .._ • -~~-_, .-~~ z..lototl, tick , . . , . '13. or _. will 1M: followod 11J - ~ Ul w .. tlloy . . . 1111· Wow, ......... _... . . . ltoctoro,.... tiloJ ...... !lola.'' 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September 28-Wednesday Ellwood Fire Company · 1000 EnaJewood Avenue · Town of Tonawanda _ Houn 2-4:00 p.m. October Sth-Wednesday O>eektowap Town Hiahway Deportment Garaae 314S Union Road Town of Oteektowqa Hours 2~:00 p.m. October 12-Wednesday Buffalo Zoo Delaware Park, Buffalo NY Hours 2-4:00 p.m . ....... 1o ScotF----Alan Klld"ICI£.. ,_ QW GorySI....__ RogGIIbon/-- CLIPBOARD Attention all dos o...,.,.: Commissioner of Health Donald Thomas M.D. annoWICOS that free rabies vaci:inc: clinics for Erie Couaty raidenu owned dost Only. will be oooducted by the Etie County Deportment of .Health in conjUDCtioo with the Niapra Frontier Veterioary Associalioo and the Society for the Prevention o( Cruelty to Animals a1 tbe followilll lo<:alionl: September 21-Wedoesday Evans Center F"tn Hall ,.. ·v..... ,. Da.;d .....o / M - FRIDAY: Women's Soccer: Niqara University at the Arena Complex (7:00 pm) a....,.,...,. Ed McGrow/_, " - CMryt Orrid~ 0...~ [)a.;d.,..__ -·~ Mlnerotl~ Barry FRIDAY-sATURDAY: Golf: Elmira Tournament a1 Elmira, NY Men's Tennis: ECAC O>arnpioiUhips Volleyball: Mansfidd Slate Tournament a1 Mansfidd, Pa. Steve Ptolrowaklf,..._ Lauren Zorful...... Alicia G~oynM~~ M. F...v'Attl Ste¥11 GttHtthiAitl TonyG~ SATURDAY: Football: Baldwin-Wallace Collqe at Rotary fidd (I :00 pm) Women's Tennis: at the University of Rochester (1:00pm) Men's a: Women's Cross ' Country: at Hartwick CoUeae, with Houabton Collqe (2:00 pm) Fidd Hockey: at Ithaca CoUqe (2:00 pm) Men's Soceer: at Hobard Collqe (2:00pm) . MlchMI F. _....,_"-"" ~k:·--"Mk:haet E. ShaHan/..,._.~ RobonH"""'ky~ Steve M. Hlggeri.Ab. II~ Cindy Uughllnl...... ~... Karen Ronchl~ ~ Heather Atldosont'Aft. Pro& COOt. WIT& WISDOM QUESTIONS I. Whm was the typewriter invented? 2. What is the atomic number for the element boron? 3. Name the Democrat, a former presidential candidate, who this week announced his candidacy for that post in 1984? 4. What qe has Governor Cuomo proposed raising the Slate drinking age to? 5. Who won the Democratic primary for Buffalo Common Council Pn:sideor? -6. What percentq:c of eligible voters cast ballots in the primary? 1. What major leq:ue team ue the double A Eastern Leaaue Buffalo Bisons associated with? 8. What does the B. in Sleven B. Sample stand for ? 9. What is the capitol of Ethiopia? 10. Which .we has the lowest percentaae of black population? ANSWERS · oUOOJOCI .,.. ' UO!JUU ~qJ U! U0!18Jndod l(lWJQ !54M.OI ~f.IJ R\1 JUOUl,gA "01 'B!dO!ql3 JO IOJ!d,;s';lp 5] vqvqy S!PPV '6 ·llu!woo.J8 JOJ •! "SU'a!PUJ PUYt~.UO ~'11 JO ~~ WJij • ~J8 ·a •u '8 SUOf'!B ~ · .(·~n.L UO SJOJPQ J~qJ JSV S,gJOA ~f<lfiJP JO J~J:ad .... .(JUQ .L "9 " tt12p~Jd I!;,UnOJ UOWWO:) JOJ .<nW!Jd ;)!J•J:)()wac:J ~1.11 UOM Jnl(l.JV ~IJC»Q "S' OJ ~~~ lu~upp ~18JS ~I{J IU!S'!WJ ~odOJd The Spectrum 11 represented lot national tldYertl-'ng by Communlcatlool and Advenlslng Semces to Students, Inc.. ' IZ RQ OWOJtO JOU»AOO "t "91161 JOj Uru 01 UO!JU:.lU! S!Q ~OUUI U»AO!};)}'t ~IJoaQ "( ";A!J I"! ~wnu ~,. s.UOJOS '!JB.L OU!JI!IPd ~q 8081 U! poJUOAIJ1S11M J?J!.L'Iod.(IO!JJ. ' I U! 1li2P!S;ud ·z Circulation hefao.: 20.000 TM Spectrum oHic:es are tocated .n 14 Baldy Hall. Slate UntveBity ol New YOI'k at Buffalo, Butfakt. New Yon. 142110. T-(71e)63&.2-. Covtrlght 111113 Bull*. N.Y. Tile Spectrum SJudenl Periodical. Inc Ecfitorlal policy ia ctet.fnMMd by the Edltor-in-en..l. Republications ol any matt• ,_..n wtthout the express conMnt ol the Edttor.fn.-Qdef is &ltlcllyThe-1&-byHMS Otrect "-'1 SeMcelnc.. 2288 Mlllt•ry Ad. T - * . N.Y. 14150. _____ ~-F-all Fes~;ss -· Sunday SePtember 18th. &trd Point Featuring-Yellowman -The Alami ·-Red R~kers -The Drongos From 12 NOON Free Bring 2 Forms of ID ,. �Black turnout ·aided Arthur ~ in the almost completely black Masten District, S,OOO more By REG GILIIDIT than in any other. Three pf the next fo~ districts on the most~ercd ~w:sEditor list, Fillmore, Ellicott and University, have larae black BVrrALO MAYOR James Griffm struck a stunnin& blow aaainst populations. l<mety pa<a~t of the Maslen District votes M!ft' cast for Councilman-at-Larae Euacne Fahey, hU most lhreatcnilll prospective opponent in the 19&5 Arthur. mayor's race in last Tuesday's Democra1ic primary dection. ARTHVR HAS Iolli been part of the Council opposition to the mayor, and be was endoned by the Analysis Fahey Democratic party orpniution, wbkb has ostracized Oriffm. But, Fahey has been particularily annoyina to the mayor in recent years. · The point man in the cootroversy cm:r Oriffm 's SlrODI· arm solicitation of campa.ian contributions from dty anployees, was defeated in ru. run for the Buffalo Common Council Presidency by Councilman-atLara< Georp: Arthur, who received 45 pcrc::cn.t of the votes cast, to Fahey's 38 percent. Pivo<al Fahey votes are widely bcleived to have Fahey also initiated the deblle o ver been siphoned orr by Ann tclenk, • Griffin's use of JOme of the funds for a penonaJ vacation to Florida. Griffin Administration appointee, who received ll percent of the vote . Most sianif.:antly, Fahey Is the leader or the Common Council initiative to consider municipalizioa Arthw's victory was assisted by more than Klenk's spoiler candidacy, hown-er, in tine with predictions that national events the city's electric company . Griffin's opposition tO that would proposal is so prompt areater black electoral participation. A key in thU year's primary is !hal black vo<crs turned out in numbers !hal equalled !he cily-wide averaae-43 and .t4 impounded area< that in 1979 he city funds, appropriated by the Council OY<T h.is veto, for a study for the economic feasibility of electric percent respectivdy of rqistered voters in t he larady blact Masten and Ellico<l Distric:u ended up YO<ina, close to !he 44 pa<a~l total of all rqislesed Buffalo Dcmoaw. In tbe much more emotional Novaub<r 1977 mayoral dectlon, wbkb featured Buffalo's llnl blatll candiclacy for mayor, only 73 and 76 pen:eat of~ YO<cn came out in ...... diouicu. '11101 compued to !he cily · - of ao pa<all. Acblnina turnout lewis to equal white YO<ina poupo enhances b!Kk politlcal po- by oombiDiq wllh !he traditionally pater of dilible biKb ~ to YO<e . Eve won the primary due to a split in the white vote, as demonstrated by Oriffm's lantlslide in the election. ensuma ........ Griffin manqcd a rout o.n the Conser vative line despite Dcmoaalic party backina. lor Eve in a cit-y so overwhelminaly Democrat -enrolled that Republican c:arulidates oflen do not even ru.n , and third party. c:andidates are usually the same as major party nocninees. Eve attributed the c.r ushina defw to !he "fear vote ." A record ao percent turnout in the 1977 dectlon was compooed. of aboYO· • - showinp in white districts, such as an astonishlna 17 percent turnout in Oriffm's home South District . Despite Buffalo's ftnt black candidacy for mayor. participalion by black vo<en was its traditional below-a-. Black YO<ina rates wm: not below · - in 1983, however , and blacks voted almost unanimously for Arlher . Ninety percent of the cast in the Masttn Dis.trict went to Anhur. 71 percent in VOla Ellicon . municipalization. A coun order evmtually forced Griffin to rdease !he money . rAHEY WAS runnina for Council Ptaidenl 10 .... il as the sprinaboard for tbe mayorality Ill 198S. Tbe primary loa does not shatter those ambitions , however. RACE WAS NOT an isaue in the primary as il was in 1977, and 1ft !he Chlc;qo mayoral rooe earlier this year. But as always in Buffalo decloral politics i! ..... sianlflcanl factor. Tbe lliah 44 percent of "''iit<mm DcmoaaiS !hal llltlled out for Tlaaday's ballotlna is bdined to be only to !he In conttut to Arthu.r, whote campaiaft madtinery il laradY draWD from the orpalza&lon of SWe Auemblyman Arthur Eve, Fahey has the larp:st lnclrpendent campelan orpulzlatlon In Buffalo ouulde of Mayor Orilftn'a. nw aunded ......,.. of family, 1\iends ud . politically proarouive supporten wW stW ealst l - years liSlOUIIdiDa 61 - · lllniDUl Ill !he 1977 primary. nw election toO featured • domllwu ••- ....y, race· miaded coateat mayorollty-bet...., A .._u.a 19,000 VOlera ore whose victory upset all fom:asu. for Oritllll. puty-endonod lAIIe Fo.dllo, ........ the In ... !he...-· Folley .... can n.w. ........... wlaiud,...__..., ... _ ud came out oa top Ill Ill$ ......, Arthur, Oriflln, and a l*tY· die Arthur Eve, a biM:It eutliciMe endorsed cudldal< that will probably be diller SWe Senator Anthon y Maalello, or City Cornpuollcr llobcn Whelan, who jUSI CNibed OriMa411y lllchard n Planavllty with iiir<eet plurality. Tho Orilftn ..poasoted candiclacy of Ana ICimk, ftMIIIter 13 pa<all showtna docldod the t:CIUftdl pmldent election, IIDdoubledly taua~t Fahey that ruanlna .. .........,_ COllahM d • - r ......... die_ ..... t.......,. Arthur haa not lnl....,ed In tha mayor'a IIIah· N<ked chair until YerJ rem~tly , but should be cooalder It, his ciKMc<s ara IOlttCWhat m<lft cimunacribed than Fahey'- With 110 campelan orpnlwton of Ills own, !DUlY of Arthur'• dodslons ore not hb alone tO maka. AI a b!Kt politician In a '10 pon:etll whlll city, be wiD always be easy prey to campelan tactics thai fan whllo . _ . _ and f - . And as a PfOIIUIIYO'IIOIItlclan who hu jull dtfeattd another ~.. 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IPIIIII,2 . ,...,. .. _,.... _. " .,._., ~---- " A . . . . _ _ . ............. dle .,._ . . . ....,,lllo ........ "A!al ol? ................. ~. " .... --.die __ ...,. ...... " ,..... - - _ , .. IIIlo - .-..•. IL n. _ _ . . . IPIII ............" -~~aft...,.,.........., ~u.. ........... lllfiPlll ....... _ of .................. "!l ..... - .. UlllolnSIJ c:,.., . . ..... a.- ol UlllolnSIJ c....-. ....... llllddl ...,_, ..... an . _ ......,.. _ _ . . ......,nil ..... _. . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . . .. ~,_.~._._..,._ el II ......... • ..._ I&~ . . IPIII II ol ''ISla ........... - IPlll- .. _ .. ..._ .. ..,.... • • • _ ................. c:,.._ . . ... . ...._..., ,,.. • • �editorial · Peace The efforts Americans, and people around the world, have made towards telling our elected officials that we fear and oppose the threat of nuclear war have been off to a good start In the past few years. And we need to keep up the intensity. Last year an estimated 750,000 people walked through New York City to show unity In their opposition to the nuclear ·arsenal and thenation-wide United Campuses Against Nuclear War (UCAM) organizations have provided some useful and informative activities to keep these concerns in the forefront and heat on the politicians. It Is not enough to an occasional lip service to this cause when there Is a well publicized, " fun " event like the June 12th walk In New York or other media events that the national media and politicians enjoy so much. While these are useful to show unity, organization and determination , we also have to do our own parts as Individuals. This includes "talking it up" -keeping the topic of nuclear war In the forefront so It does not become a forgotten Issue-getting friends , enemies and strangers working togethQt for the nuclear freeze and even disarmament. Personal involvement also means working for change through the system-that is, voting. It Is everyone's responsibility to participate In the democratic system and to educate themselves on the candidates' platforms on Issues such as the nuclear freeze-and then get out and vote for that candidate. You can also help at the local level by participating In Wednesday's Peaceday activities. A small event, maybe, but it will help raise consciousness In the area and show everyone that the people of UB will not take the threat of nuclear holocaust lying down. If you have work, classes or are busy, find the time to participate in some capacity. If we keep it up, our voices can be heard from Washington to Paris to Moscow. I See the Bulls Last season the performance of the UB football team was extremely disappointing. While they often outplayed their opponents, numerous penalties and careless mental errors often led to close, frustrating defeats. At a University this size, the Bulls were very close to making something happen, but they fell short . This fall, the Bulls started things off with new depth, a more experienced team and two top- feedback Warmongers Editor: I am writing this letter In reaponae to Ed Powell's ed itorial of 12 Sept. 1983. Dr. Powell made a statement that l mpl~ that the Soviets want peace because of heavy loeaea In Wor1d War 11. Thts 11 a political hard sell that aeeka to substitute alrnpllatlc reasoning and emoUonal aymbotlsm for Informed debate. If the Sowleta want peace because of heayy louu In WWII , then, In this Nme context, Germany wouldn't haYti wanted war In 1839 because of havy too-In WWI. Ct. Powetl'o rNtonlng applies YefY well to Soviet cltlzena, ho~. we are deaflng with a totalitarian dlctotorohlp. - t t y , The Sowleto h8d the oudocijy to oompare the Aeogon Admlntotratlon to the HltlertiThlo view to . - t y ooooptec1 by oomo on compuo. 11ut ....., the oymboltom to tc•tty lucllcroua, lor the real comparlaon to the H"tertt.. runt oountllf to the Sovleto' cue. During the 1t70'o, • period of detente, t h e - · - ... un~ed mllflllfY bulldu!l In peaceu- wlltle u.s . delenN ~-"' The - lo - ........... . . . - . .. - - In of a--ny .. In the 1830'o.ll-2,~4. ofiC8M'e, 2 - of the IMI, ~ lilt II!Mium ---.the--. - ct....... 4110,000 of .... .--ty otra1na of beclllfle - • The Soviets have express,a their goals of wor1d communism In the same way Hitler expressed his Intentione. The all ied nations Ignored Hitler ' s words and aggression because of antl·mllltary and pacifist sentiment& from WWI. Today we are Ignoring the Soviet threat baCauae of s i milar aentlmenta from the VIetnam War caned "V..tnam taUout" . Becauae of an exceaatve kwe of puce the alllea Ignored Hltler ' a treaty Y&olatkH\8 and continued to place lolth In traetiH ond diplomacy, •• oubotttut.. for military otrongth, to lnoure · Today, thllfe to a .trong pu.,._ for a bilateral nuctear freeze and Improved Soviet relotlono In optte of - t o d traoty -·ton· - aggreulon. • The Sowle!., IM<o NUl Germany ~ Japan, .,. llogront -..n of human rlghtt, ond hove expencled their - · ond/or ·extended their hegllfftony. Tho - · " engtn_.. tho 1073 Alploreell - · VIetnam.· Koru oncl-wwo.The-·- - - Hlllllf'o ria by training hlo tank forcae . air force and paratroopa. 8o•lat domaatlc ot-loe~ lor the-hoof ....... 21).30 million people. The Soviets want peace but foment war and terrorism all around the globe. Today, as In the 1930s', we are polnrlno lingers Inward. For eumple, on campus, we always hear of U.S, Imperialism, Hiroshima, VIetnam , U. S . weapon s, etc . . .. Soviet aggression and atrocities are virtually Ignored. Had the allied natlon ..acted with firmness and resolution as opposed to appuaement towarda Hitler, the " unneceaaary war," as It was called by Winston Churchill, may have been prevented. Since Hitler' s moves and the bombing of Pearl Harbor came aa a near total surprise, follow i ng and during peace negoUons, I think lt 'a about limo people like Ed Powell ond the rest of you " Vietnam faUoutltea" wake up io reality. The U.S should undergo a ma11tva rearmament. At the same time, Investigate policy of bilateral nuctear dl&armament. No more treatlfl for the Sovllta. No, I'm not~ warmonger. I have already experienced the agony of the Infantryman. I am all for PHCe. PNCO through otrength, buod on the leasons of history. MortoJ. KreUnl-•it'£.!tudont notch quarterbacks. Giving the appearance of a team with unlimited potential once again, they still have to erase the memories of last season 's amateurish play. Last weekend-as everyone should know by now-the football team rocketed off to a rousing start . They dismantled Cortland State 35-0 with ball-control, a mistake free offense and an aggressive, big play defense. The Bulls exhibited team speed that they have not shown In the past-especially last season. On Sunday, though, the Bulls will reveal a glimpse of their true potential for this season . They will have to continue to play error free football, because Baldwin Wallace Is coming to town. Undefeated last season and having made the Division Ill playoffs the last five season s. they may be the yardstick by which to measure the 1983 Bulls. UB also has a score to settle with Baldwin Wallace because the Bulls fought them gallantly last season before going down 31 ·28 In a game that typified their entire season. Sunday Is also the day that UB student s should give Division Ill football a chance. If there Is ever a game to see In person , at such an early stage In the season, this may be it. A large crowd In attendance may be what the Bulls need to push therlrover the hump- into the win column-and over Baldwin Wallace. Find a solution Editor: To any of ua atudenta who are commutara, the pro~em we face Is obvloua-tM lack of partl.lng apace. Right now If you are willing, you can try to lind • opeco In tho bock toto when tho oouth toto ora full (which Ia every doy oftllf 10 Lm.~ Thlo Ia not a popular idea now, and will become _.,.., lela eo In tM wthter. With the reotrlctton• of Motn Strwt perking, meny otuclents hove oYOicltd tllklng " ' - on Moln Street, couolng our OYIIf population ~-t~. I toeve lor ocllool nea~y on hour boforo my ctau. I only live 15 mlnutH from the compua. Thlo to the only way I cen lind 'a paratng not bo tote lor ctau. Aot Ed"or: toove, there to to , _ mo to my cor. "-tonoity, ho'llng o It ott began when ~hlng cor following ,,_ r.t bol\lnd me quiet. dark ond poocofut. The - H y of the time wu prlceiMo. to ollghtty unftllfYing, and I'm oure these-- don't llko octlng Nko Then, without • - · · · notice, vutturn, bot we hove no OCher tragedy occured. In o - • ottoctc choice. ogotnot hurnonHy, tega, """" ond It Ia difficult enough lor dpped - lncraau ........, out by the enormous In · commut- to '-1 eny ~ of oommuntty here ot \LB. Willi w.y bylllle-oct.butoutrllgOCI ... telt extra hooonventence, wo r.t more ond more tlko ~In our own • feeling of ~ "'-tonowayto " · -........ - · t h e time lo otucly Aaainst abortion opoce- *"' -· --.._"-'·---· = - · r--. ... ........ "'""'-- O p l o n t o - ..... hlo~ . . . . - . We- 1'101 let t -· =.. ........ ""*"'.._ ...... Tlllo ~ act to There must be 10methlng thai can ba dona. We could try the usua l tactic of ~norlng It , and hOping 11 will go away, but I don' t think thai will wortL Maybe a alight lessening of r..tncuons tor ~lng on t he MSC woukt hetp to encourage 11udenta to take courMt there again. Or maybe l()ffte new parking Iota on Amherat (hopefu lly oorwerdent In relation to claa.sesl Or ~ 1hoM ltudent• """ rl<lo motorcycles ond para In regu lar 1-- parldng oould para 3 or • cycles to o partdng . . . - lnoteod ol one eye.. In ..ch apace as oometlnleOheppeM. oommutllfl oo ¥Oice their oplftlonL tt'o our ochoOI too. Meybe one of us can Und a ootutlon to thte problem. 1..~ ~·~-· �op-ed Notes by James Ryan "NOW LET me get thlootralght,'' tha penon who I carne to at Group Legal s.mc. (who's name I -II not dlacloM) laid u aha lool<ad up from har wllh a VERY puzzled look on Mr face. '"You want to tne auh agaJnat Er.. County le< failure to . _ r blcycllato7" "Why, yea. " l ._....,with my plo.fleadad Mlf....unad manner. " I feef that auch a ault Ia needed If I or anyone .tM who , _ a bil<e In lhla COUnty II oe>ing to clo 00 without IMr of becoming a deco<atlon on ·• ln>nt ,.,_,. " But I really cion, thlnll you can ..,. tha _ , of Erie County lor aucll a thing aa fallute to . _ r.• "Oh, l don, want to..,. tha county olflclala.l want to..,. the county." Shock ran acroaa her face . "Tha . . . . .. county . .. 7" " Yoah, _ , man, we<nan. and child. The way I figure 11. If I got lrom tham. aay, 11..25 - ' h of reapect 1rom _,ona, I might be to uaure that _ . . wUI think twice about taking my toga off." " Do you . .. raallze what you're laking? - h l n g lll<a this lojuat . . . just . . . well, I cion, know what tha hall It II , but - 1 I want to know Ia, why? Why go through all thla trouble?" gotten oo concemad aboUt It II II....,, lor tha fact that I . _ r all tha . . - ot tha road and that Meh of thaaa - · tooll pl-. all tha place." " By 'all thl pl-.' are you retemng axciu.-y to Erie County?" " Yn. Many . . . on N._. Falla Boule¥ard, anhough thara ~>ne a ,_ on Main St,_, E_. Road. Delaw.,. "-Bailly A-ua. and a,_ olhar .,..._.. tr- oon- "ttAYE YOU that MCh of thaaa p1acaa you II- .,. rather haa.tly by automobile trafllcr •y-. but I follow tha ..-. I uae hand a1gnata. " - to 1M right. Her. ~- . _ r a blllaa, ondtha lawaol Yorl< State .,. cllalgned !of bi"- too. 1.... cycled pratty much O¥e<JWhara elM, from Manha«an to Calllomla . • . " "You_, you _,t CJOU country on your bicycle?" aha exclaimed. " No. Actually I flaw - lha two and bil<ad around point • lot." . _ _ wfth a daflatlng ''011." " But that'o lhl poiftl. The lmpor1antlhlng 1e. ,.... to quha a ,_ ~ on my bil<e. and only In Erie C."'"'Y ... l h a r a - - ... -ally " Howthal'a a - - a l l o n . . . • .. ,. h? ~you--- luftalo belora?" "l can,aaylhnellut . . . • "Than you can, aay tllal you ...-atond we ha.. IO go thfouOII, we blka n•a anouo11 having gattlng piped lftlo,.,...lunga. and having togoupond~ thai.,. nolfllng loa cat but - t o a bil<e. That 1 could 11¥1 with. But na.tng red Plnloa. and tat - tall you. tha _ . . In tha red Plnloa are tha worat of tha lot, oornlng at you at akat»-atghhJIHion mttea and nearly taking off ,.,... bed< tiro and y o u r - - now that 's too much." - - "TIIOUILE? Ia It troubla to maka sure you go to tha docte< you're alcl<? What I'm clolng 1e waking up people to tha ~out thara that t h a y - to anyona who u... a bike to get around the area." " P..t\apa, Mr . . . " " Ryan," I remlndad har. " Y-. pemapa, Mr. Ryan, waaumlne-1 prornptad you to lllo lhlo . . . If, oull -lnattha dotl-ta." "I guaaa you can aay It all atartad whan I flrot.,.,. hara, about •-lntotnallrottwm. - - I n agrMn, l bollovelt waa, Olda _,ry tooll off my leg on Maple Road.• "Whan would that be?" "Oh. aboUt • year ago." " Mr. Ryan." aha laid u aha put clown har pancll wft h whiCh ahe ... keeptng noc.. of the meeting, "I'm afrakt that that caM couJd not be PfOMCutld due to the '-ngth ot limo It toollto bring It bele<a tha banch." " That'a not the c.M, that'a part of my cue. From then on there ••• a number of lnck:Mnta .,.,-y aknllar, occurtno about once every two ...._, on ~ I WO&Iktrt"t ,.._ Open For urn -I In America until you eam your first StO,OOO. And until you do. there's no way you c.n Mrioualy thin• about getting a car." "So out ot necn.atty you muat UN a bike?" " Yea, that's right ." "Walt. thara'a not much I can c1o IOf you thare. A point that may halp you In ctat:ldlng to taka thlo up to tha lor bicycllato aucn aa allorl by Erie County to yourwtl.'' "01\ -lty?" I aald wfth ao mucn ot tha anot In ma ao 1 could ,...,., . "How,.. -triad har - • to "-P aotraight taco and aald " Thara le. ahar all. tha billa path that Ilea Main St,_ and Amharot pro- ~ . "That? A tollan -tura. at - t. lt toolllham tan y.aro to clo It, and 1hay .... -yeo! lor a while - - paopla wno'o ware on thl routa didn't want thl thing built. It tan, - l i n t - today. Do you know what lt'allkato try to Ohare the road,whh oonatNCIIon -lctea trying 19 c1o tha - • at I'QUr t -? And II thay ware really all that - 1 tow- billaa, why not ha.. a HI ol trallaln luHalo? Hall, II Yorl< can ha.. a bika lana a.~ out on A-ua of thl """"lcaa. why oan, thay ha.. ona on MalnSI,_T "Trua, you clo ha.. a - 1 - 1 to ~aln OboUt. Grantad. tha aHhuda that Ia !allan tow- biiiM In Eole Counry tanotaal'*dyaathat t a l < a n - · • oour1 onlar caea oould not chango _ , le baalcally an aHitudklal ..,__.. (MUOit IIU you" aha Mid u"'* har -h~ " I c1o nottnlnk a)udga would -lly grant I'QU St ~ from ~ In tha _,.., ... " Mmmm,'' toald,- trying to hold my dtoappolnt.....,t •• aha triad to,_ har cl'tfllly. " I - y o u are right . I mean, un.... ttMre wu a~ of~·· ltthuctee, thet'e will atwaya be a - • ol - I n tor lha billa. Wlllcll, knowing "' - to clrl¥a • red Pinto." aha oald OOiclly. "01\ Jeauo. • I mut.....S. and hoped we on Sha<ldan OrNe. "Tha thing I clon't u"'*lland Ia why you lnalat on ha1rlng a blcyc'- you could )ull ao aaatly oat a car and 001. . your . , . - a:" "Jull aa aaolly, you say? Do you know''- much a car -·'~----...--- my lucll. wfll lUI until ~ ataa to on a blka ..... She muat t\a'tli aeen the wUd klok In my ..,.. •• a tM••natonn atrucll. me, tor hit amite etantd to w1ne. "THAT'S IT!" I -mad. "Court Ofdarad billlng l Wa c a n ohalloaton ao a taat · we can ha.. ~ ga~ a blkt 1nd UM that lnltHd of tt*r c.ara. wnen Une thl ~p11 who contl..ua to dr..._ or ...,. ttoo tham. - can . " -----•lawal-unlaaa/lad by Clifford Falk FOil THOSE of you who ara _ . to tha BuffalO - II aa thoH of you wno·.. at UB lor lib yea11 without ..,... IMfng 6owntown Buffalo. here'a aomethlng you might want to clip and aaw.. lt'l an atphabattcal -•to-lln<l-11 directory for on • aroa, aa ltudent budgat. If you'ra ualng a map, nota that Alllntown. -. Do*"town, Eaat Slda, No<th lluffalo. _...., Soul~ Buffalo and Weal Slda are Chy of Buffalo. AIIIPLA-. FAITQT • N._. F - Air Foroa · T _ . l ' l d. y_, of N._. all,........,._-- __ ____ AIIIPLA-. _,. · luftalo - - Alrpori.- St..a - - - ........ a DIIMM - . ~ -,Zoo.----- . - . _ , . - Elmwood llitp, . . . . , _ ,_.,_ _,.....w.._____ - . ..... - Dr_.,.._, Olhwll.,NortltT......... .uc:M._,.~.---. IUOI. . . - J · - . . . ,., out""-.. afford a car to get around wtth. There Ia no way I coukS get a car. Bonow lor 117 Hahl Lal'o lacalt, you cion, come o f - v- . , . . . _ CMUNIT • . . _ UotiDR. Collaga, Elmwood"... - . . . . . . . - .... a... w.. ... . , . . . , _ , . . , _ - . . . ~a()o(Mo ~ . --Coop.. & -a.T-eiT.,.......,., -=ciiiD _ . . . c:c.-- ... ,__,, P -I Dr. l a a t - FACTOIIIU. FOIIIIEII & Greal Arrow, No<th Buffalo & WUfltuar. W..UU. Dr. & &Ia A..., Nortlt Tonawanda FAMILNIO, Aunwa _,. .EM! -...u. ,. .- , _, L.OTM • Bal1e)o-CIInton - South- · 8allay & Clinton. ......,..-.-* -~ • Fort &Ia - - Fort Etta. Drllatto & ............ay.--..., flllwy .. ~ ...-.~ . a..MII\', - - cooaTIGI.ll A· - - & frle Couoolr ~Linly. ................... ~ ~ JIMOIIY . - . . . . - . ........... ua.DIIatOM.-.- - ........ u.-. - " - .._,........... ........ ... - - - D r- - - nr-. ..... lfrl , . . Clelatar - . --&VIIIIIolalt...-......... - - ~---........_ --.. aT.......- . . . VJI', ~ " " - - - - . ,.....,....._ ""a.ary, Elmwood ...... - . . . . . . Cltellt. Nortlt luftalo _..._ _,_, DILAPIDATID · l onowanda St near Ntoooara lit.. Bladlltock IIIVIJI. liST VIIW OF • Bouaw Island, toot ol Wall F11ry IIAILIIOAD DUOT, - ~­ "*-Afrow. Elm- loclaty, _........, CL. - - . . . , . . . DUu.aT - lcleftce " ' - F- llt, WaacIIOCa, .....-T UTTLI • McKifltey .-..lnatlon otto, Dr. madtan near Llnooln l'llwy • Nortn ll•lhaiO IIOCa. I'Uiflt · The Contl,_tal, Fran-lin near HUfOn, ~ ltOCa, IIOC»>I .....-T UTTLI • U.I.S. Little -._ -alo- & ·• - . - Dr.. Downtown IIOCliN.I . War lltadlum. IMI lt. & Jatlaraon "-~-.- JIUCI TO- · ...,._ Point. Town o l IIOCJCI.Iftf ~........... .,._, ULY IIJI.I, IIMIST - aalt, wlllarfforlt ""' llouta 6, ' " " " · - . loldUftlay - .... - · NlaOI<• Squara. ·- c - . OlllariO -.--...UIIICD'IOeG'OIIA · .._,!'all, ....... , ... ....._,_,'---NortltT~ IUIP .-r,..,. · O l d - -· Nlagala 6 H -. City oiT..6 ' ......... ca.- .... lonwltt Dr. a.-..... . ..... No<tlt ...... TOM! ,..,.,.,.... • - ................. --..-.1001 ..,._, ,_.........,_IIIL.Onllwd ..... ... .... ----·-... .....- ··-·-...,... __ -- . ____ __ ... ----___ ..... .. . . .........-.___ .... ...... ...___...........- Connactlcut & NiaFfa a . - - IU'I',..,. · ..25fof_to_.,,........... , .... NY IU'I', WOIIST . S1 !of ...... - eliDa.._ ......... . - -........ .._,NY CMIMCM. _,. L"'* .. _ , - - - . ~- . Ooor ---~IIIL.~L••--• COl- - . LMr · .....,.a-Fenylt..W.. ... .,, ....... -._, . ........... _,_ ........... -... ~occ-. ._... ...... ~ ._ . ...••-•• ..._ ., - . ~- - --,_, MTW,CIIUNIT · --~ IUNYMiilllllkC:... ~ ._CMM; ___ __ ,_. ... ~·--. ~--- ......... - . CII...-:AL . ~- ..... ~ Cllcle,W.. ... IIAftM , _ . , . , ....-T · Tllfl ,..., Tllfllt.. ..... ...... T~ -•en aan .a· • - . '--c-..., a.. ....... ,... '" ... . ..,. • _ , ....,. a ........ ..... ~ ....... _ - ,----... ... ..... --~ .........-.QA&, ....... _ ..... u.a. ,... ,___,.... ... ..... r............... 5ii;· . - ...........~ =~- . --........, -ftl.l ........ .........II 'IW·...._IIIL. - ..... ........ - ol ...... . . ....,... JIIJCM,- · OIMI & WMI I'MY. UftioOI. w.. , . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . L*,()o(Mo ~ - - · IIIIIPa. ............. ._ ......... & ...... Dr~ �1let get g; oo lhe ground floor in our~ oftirer • You can lake free cMlian f¥ng lessons rommissioning program. You oould Slart planning on a career like lhe • You're COIIIIllissione upon gradu:cion men in 1M ad li:M!. And also hale some gre2 advantages like: If }OO're looking to rroe up quickly, look into lhe Marine Corps • Fmling $100 a ITIOIIIh during lhe school )e3l' lUidergradua oftirer conunissioning program. You could Slart lif • A<; a freshman or sophomore, }00 could OOII'IpleE )001' basic making more than $17,000 a )e3l' ~during 1\\0 six-\\ft'k summer r-- : . . . . _ - - -------:::-----, session<; and earn more than $UOO ~ ~ JIL..,., =:than$1~dur- rnu~ ,vmove .... _.___ upquicklyP �fernalt riders • the .... '!IIIIa chariaa ... niabt WftbM ........ doe ~ Mal and NonbiOWtl Piau.. .... 1'1111 . . . . . ~Jy oa an.._. 11u1 .. weektDd nilhts theft .,.. 01117 tbrec buses I'UIIftina. ,.,_ thne buses IDIISI travel bet...., MSC, Rit1eo Lea, the IIWb ADd the Ambcnt Spcllor uplaiaed. By MAJUE MICHEL Sp«trvm St~f Writ~ IN THE pas! then: have beal IDODY complaints made apiDSt the Blue Bird system by the Univenity. But dapile tileR problems, the buses to be doiDa tbeir intended job-to shuttle studmts bet....., eo..-.. "T campuses. "The Blue Bird bus system is sold)' fOI' doe purpo$< of tniiiSpOrtiJia audalts to ADd from lte bw tr~llem il not to aad acacUmically related fuoctioDs," V'a Praidem for rUWICI: ADd Manqemeat Edword Doty said. Acalrdiaa to Doty, 1. 1 miDioot dollan is ollocoled for the buses, wbicb ""' bet...., Milia Slreoc, Ellicott Complex, RidiiO Lea, doe Academic conomience ltudenla; tlae Spine, ADd the lloulevanl ADd NonbiOWD Plua Malls. Some c1wtaa in doe bussyRem have beal made to better oa:omoclore audalts' Dteds, such as the implementation of expras bus service betweeo campuses dlllinl class rush hours. Althouab s1udents appear to appreciate the new express bus service, many Main Street Campils (MSC) studmts are complaininJ of inadequare service from MSC to the aaodcmi<: Spine. Problems arose when audmts bepn complaininJ about the lac.k of shuttle buses to the Spine, bec:ausr ~-.men tlqlr<SI bw.es to Ellicott than the Spine dlllinl class campuaa" academic boutS. ASSIST ANT PROGRAM CoordinMor of Service Bnoc.. SpdleT oboerved thb problem and raouted all buses leaviaa MSC on route to Ambcnt Campus to IIOP Bussina rqu1arly • the sp.... Some audalts CD1DJ11oiD thai a few of doe driven- rudo to t h e -· Wbile butn Hilt mai""' .few tnmlporiGtion between Edward Dot Spdlcr explained thM buses do t101 llop local ,...,... bec:alllt •"of liabillt reasons ." Ho....,.., Daly maintained, " The alona bu.s syunn is not to convenif'nt'C uucknts: the bu~t~ cxiu mainly fortran ponation betwc-tn ca:npusn. Doty and Speller pointed out that havina buses stop alo111 local llreets would causr safety hazards students, requlrina the Univcnity to lake out addltlonal lns ur an~ . UB pays for the buses on an hourly basb, so aoppina trcq....,tly alona 11reets would l~aso exptDdltwa. Thl would Impose an Increased flnuclal burden on tht UniV«Sily's alrclldy tlaht buda<t. Speller explained that , "The admlallstratlon's job b transportiJia audmu the ra~~e11 and most bltxpelllift way pouible .•• ror ........_pie on to IMirllrat .......W ol._cMy impoliae optl'llon are the aceptlon rather " After a lolll day, IIO<IIttima oYft' 8 thaD doe nalc, !hey do .mt. But their hours, bus drtwn aet anno~ when asked 1ft a h - .-tlon to the t h e - q,...lons constantly throuabout the ....,._ or their job ADd doe -imes day," SpdleT said. "There II no UCUK for ~ •udesll wloo often ulr. but drt-. to be swly. Bus driven are doe_.....,......,....,.about the but's - ' e d 10 be ill formed ADd patient ... deoliBa&loa, """" ..... iDdit:lllsla the fiOal ..., _ . . . doe wiatlow. AN IMPOIITANT d ' - -..Meed by .........,. U L and SEL are forced to merge roles ir""...""'*"" ..~·.~ ...~ Be Creative and Win a C!IEICSI!!!IW Classic/!! t OIANGEI IN doe UDCicrpllduMe Lillflry (UOL) ...S SO... ADd (SilL) will fon:e •udoau '-lo ....s.lllllllll their •lilly ac:con1iB1 to Direc:Jor of UOL ....... Clpola. Tile . . . _ are • ~ Ubrary habits, indinct-olbootlilol ........ ..,aa-......c -... _,. thM c:auood ..,......,.._ ............ 1M .... ~Jol- Ycri (SUNY).,.._ aDd doe.,._ ............ • AIUorll C . , .. The cliff- to • ....., .. ...,.,...._ ofdlt.-.1 moll.,.,...._ ..-- for floor .....Uall ol SEL. n l a - ) . - - - - . . batlllilnria, wbicb illot:lllld • dlt-llnl floor of UOL Tile old - - . . to SI!L olllcr. A ................ _ . . . SI!Lrro.dlt- ...... oftbfOI'""'-t:ioiAid,~-.- bas.,_.._.. ........... ~ .,.._ .. ....... . . 1llc doc:loiaa "'. ........ " " .floor ...... . ....... ,.., . . doe • • •- .... . . . .-. for ......... loc:lllaa .. doc Allllonl c _ . for ... ....-.e olllct. nc-~----...,...••.,.......,....,... . , _ _ . . . - ................... , _ . . _..floor . .... . . . . . -walk . . . . . . . . . . . . --floor ......... - . . . . , . . . . top. DiiCOr of SEL a- Par111r oaid . . . - ,.._ • _..,. Slain ..,. ..,. dlt projot:t's..,. 11M • .._ ........ ,.,it ........., -'1 ........ .-~~--. sa.. .......... ... .,...................... _....,..... _........ ...-~ " - . r y ... - ....... ,.,........ ... AIIICGM....................... I' •,.......w.,,o.....,......,...,_.,.. .. .._._or_a boDt,IM/sk--...,.--...... .... ........ ..... .., .......... Opela........ _.._.,..._ _.,floor., ........... " l~•oldlodmlllaiDa ----oiUOI....tiEL _ _ ..................... . The.-w""*forbatiiUOL_.SB.Ia_ ........... _ . flooroiSEL . . . . . IIt...W•IIWMkdlo~ ...... . . . llnrios ..... • dltllnlfloor ttl UOL ...t . . lie . . . . . • ....... nlo ......... _ . . . ..... a.--~ ................ .......... .... its ......... . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . .,... , . . , ..... ~ ,. pooiliw.,.. of . . . . . ..._.. soiWdt .............., Ia . . _ . . . _ . . . , .......... 51!1. ..... _ ............ . ... ..... ,_ .-L 1llt UOL _. 51!1. - .,_ .....,_ ,....,.., ll-.. .... n.-..:. ew.,, J.t: ,..._, .H; • .....,,, _,...,_ EMer 011r llld-to-Sdtool CtMtnt b)' NCMIUer I, 1.913)'Oti'U 111M a dlaMe to • ,.., wry ow• Glettr a..k Jadl.tt: Prbn ...................... , .... . . . Coleae or UIIMrlltJ. fiU out u toii<Y fottD ~f-l~ tbdtJ II I Oncribe _.- t .......... oa _ . . t...dllt ...S ...... ..,.. or a Gllae:l CLASSIC• .,. : 1 . _ ................... ....... Wltb llol ........................... ,... ..... ..._,Ill - aDd O'ConneU .LuciU CheU J1~ Mltllt S/Jwt ot a OEIOEA L GEIGER OF AUSTRIA INC. Pond Lane Midcnebury, Vermont 05753~l8 1-800-633-CIOO �UNCOLN PARK- MOlfl KeY To comtort $2 DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD .. I The elected Smaton will take office at !he flrlt Salate meetina will elect a c:bairmaD in !hat ........ The Chair is to aoy Salator but !he SA President, Vice President or Treasum-. In moo1 cues ooe or !he elected 12 Salaton is cboocu for !he chair. Tbe-ftnrSalate meetina with !be...., ..-ben io expec~<C~ to be ,.'jt: =~vid ~ in lale September or arty October. HoWIIRI Fried will probobly take !he cbair at !he lint JDe<1ina UDtiJ a >Ole can be takeo. " Usually !be lint act or !he is to elect a Cbalrmaa," be said. The Salate bu three main fUDCtioru 8Calrdina to Dale. Their main is !he reoopitlon or dubs. Before aoy dub is allocated SA fUDCia !hq mUll be _.,...t by !he Salate. ~ imponaot function or !he Smate is !he _.,val or !he SA bucJa<t. CAPEN LOBBY ARRIMAN LOBB LOCKWOOD LIBRARY STUDENT CLUB GOODYEAR F International Affair• Student Auoc:latlon is holding a meeting TODAY September 16th at 5 PM '"- In Talbert 211 All students Interested In joining the East Asian Club are urged to "A d them queatioru and aee · what they hm>e done. " -11!11---------------SA Vice President David Dale budiet 10 ao before tbe eo!ire Salate for approval. Tbe fuD Salate can alter !he budaet before its fmal draflin&. The third function or !he Seoate is !he over-"'& or all dub operalioos. They ensure that dubs ore openiina within their boUDCia ODd ore usiDa procedures. "Many people have a misrepraa~tatioo or what !he Salatc docs," Dale expllined. "I'd lite 10 r<miDd all studeoll !bat if you have complaints oa bow your studalt maoclatory r... ore NINE SEN ATOllS ore cboocu to beiDa speot," Dale said, "!heo this work as a FIDOid Committee with is where you can have a direct !he SA Trasurer to provide a impact on doc:ldina !he future budaet. This committee prqMra a aJJoeatlon or your JDOD<1." The l.ealue of Womeo VOiers will be lllllllina !he tables aod, accordioa to Dale,tbeir -me JerVIca ""' .,..ay _.aated . AJtbouib bdoca will be wed oext .....t, Dole bopoo t1w by !he _ . . elcctioa in !he oprina , mecbaDiad 100iiDa booths will be available to help avoid !he marus ODd IC8IIdaJa !bat plaped. last yeat's dectioa. There will be Ratemai!S from the ·candidates at all tbe votin a Joeatlons ODd Dale eocouraaes studeu!S 10 ra.r !hem before th make their eboice. "The will be out," be adviaed. " Ask . !hem q.-iool ODd - what !hey have dooc. " (.N:~~ eaodidat:: lral -t"i"..,i. . ~OUT t!t WANT SOMETHING DIFFERENT? HOW EXOTIC CHINESE FOOD SPECIALIZING IN SEAFOOD & PEIUNG CU~NE DaiiJ ~ Speclala • CoctWis • Banqueto • ou-r . . . . . . . . . . .:IIA.JI.•• , .... FII. . . A.....- 1tP.Il .. T........ ,,.,.II._NOONTIU ...... ..• 0 ~ lf I833-227013411SHERIDAHOR.. AMHERST 10 ..... ·_ . dlecotutt ........... neer Mllleraport �Two M~n St. dorms have rent cut $100 DUST, fENCEs and early momiaa IDIIdliDenry aoio< on common complain" . beard from studmts liviua on the Main Street C..pus. Compensaoon has been provided for studml5 tiviua in ...,.. wit h blah ~ of "!"' other constnoction problems. to help compensate for noue YOM KIPPUR thiS those liVIIlJ an McDonllld and Prichard ~ halls on r<eeiviua a lO percent discount on their housina fees . Uoivenity Housin&-in coopentioo with the Division of Studmt Aff~~n-decided to do sornethina about the irTUiifta constru<tion.,.... the SUIIIJD<r,. before it became a problem for studcau. sm.:., haltina const.rucuon was impossib~. the idea lo compeasare sal.denu was developed. at The Chabad House •2501 North Forest Road • 3292 Main Street Kol Nidre Friday, Sept. 16 7: 15p.m. Yom Kippur Day Saturdioy, Sept. 17 9:30 a.m. Hear the Shofar Blown during Neilah Service Neilah Saturdlly, Sept. 17 7:00p.m. followed by St.-. ua- DeaD or Affain Aalloooly . . - - a erron to baw otudmt com_.,., _.....t bJ ......,.on ill Albay. t.oramtl, a1ooa with Dlreetar or Houlilol MediaDn and .......... - . ...... to Main aaalyzed. tho ~ ..... decided on the lO .,.._,. rtaure. It wu baed 011 DOioe levtk, dull and a.Dped cauood ..,. CODSlniCliooa. "Al-y _.....s the lO pcn:a~t diocowlt wllicb aJUid caUK 111 IDcome looo up to as IDUCb • 15,000 dollan to ibe Uniwnity" Loramtl lllid. "E_,._ i n - wu wry recrpliw Tho doc:itioa to mate tho adjuotmalll tho _.,..a~- wry - ' l y." Tho diJcouat will be effoctiw: rar tho d _ . , or tllil....s-lc yar. Tho claeilloa aDd _.,.. wac ,... ,.ty ill tho · Ito.-, tho ~ oa SquiR aDd f•ber IWis is lllllikely to be flabhetl bJ tho eed or Ibis ...-.;c baw: to ro. Fol St-. .......... .,l'CC Mil..,-. Mil ,_.Mil.....-._, the Fast be.,.. SOME ITUIJENTI atfeeted wae ..UW ..ty, wltlt lllfllclem tiiM to reply a to wllolbcr tboy ,...,.,w cr...- tho...,_ o r -· Ewry ...... -P-thoopdaato-. s...-. ....., - ....,.._1M!r.. -q-.,...,.,w c1orw1 ito NtDoMid . . . MJtillocl durlaa tho be _ . . q-. ... Get your '*udytng done for THE WE-EKEND BECAUSE AFTER FALI;;FEST KE INVITES EVERYONE TO OUR to • n--waeP..tlocopdaaaollc.,...,._,..._...,_ ...s ....tvetloc...._. s.-lloftloc . . . . . . . . . . . ..,.. ''OftlocJGD otlodaiU atr.ded - . . ..,......ol wltlt tloc :II poo.- ...,_ .. ..,.. soid. Ia oddldoa to tloc ......... - _ , beotW _ ..... . . . . . . ..._to . . . . . . . . . su.. "Dolol*ctloc---. ..... . . _-.u..aotlocW.SU.~for..,..., " l.--1 lllid. ........ _,.,..., ................ .... ...........,to ....................... su.~ .. tloc . . . _ _ ...._......_ao..,.illlbelr.......,.-.'' flaootioa otaned jl lbelr ...t ao --.e...._. bJ .......,. or ,_...tile lolcDoMid Md ~ __... to a-11. ''To _ _ tloc......._ .............................. c'- ......., ................... ,...... ............ ~......_ .......... n. ....... ., ... _ ~ .... ''Wbce tloc cold ...... _ .. 1..111-' ............,....,... . . .... c:loood . .................................. b ........ . .,.. wioadow- U _......-I ........... ATTENTION liFO STUDENTS DEAOUNE • SEPT. 2lrdl FALLFEST 83 PARTY AT 2001 V.I.P . 3500 MAIN ST., UNIVERSITY P.LAZA T~lmldnlgbt ~ S1.25 bar clrlnb, Sl.OO bar abota, S. 7 5 drafta �****************************************~**************************......~ THE BUFFALONIAN. WATCH FOR IT. ~r~·:s· Shces Cheese 8 Any One $goo lngred1en1 P1u!o T• • ::.~:~ g:uce$ ~0 Romano Cht."ese . SPICeS . AnchOv~s or Ottlel Topp.ngs ~ WINGS 1 2.16 20 . '3.15 50 '5.95 70 1 7.99 10 -· RQRKy ~ Mt~Wtr£S lhea'~ Bui!Dio "''hezdat ect. !5. l:QOj).lll. . $13.50 #H.50 all Tttkttron locations Beware tickets go on sale this Frict:Jy Llli~Jrt Euent �WRUB tries mJI)dng new waves booked up, WRUB wil thea be1iD WRUB n.UB trill be ao alt..-ivt 08 tbe Spiac to the W"dk..... Pub r.,. .,...., complea1 whic:h will ~ dteir students iDteresced in dance SlDdcat . . - by · oritated music. "One or tbt importMt aq>«U or ta addltioe, the _ . is abo in ALTHOVGII 1BE UDivenity's WRUB is tb1t i1 is oD otiMimt the mi(ba of a deol with c.blcocopt radio. WRUB has beat oo opcratu with no faculty allowiD& .-mutcn aod orr. tbe mr fO< the~ II,.._,., it wu i l l - -·'' .,__stucltatsthe-tolisten DOt uatil recmtly that many . "EvtrJOBt workin& for the to WRUB. stadoo is_, acihd . - the ... stucltau kotw or its txistmce. Funded by the Student plaasforWRUB. We-"""""to ONE OF 11IEIR loq tmn aoaJs Association (SA), tbt be able to uai1J the s t - . a1 this is to be able to"""""" t~ orpniratioa's w.a- allllllliltct Univcnity by pusbiDa cam- by _.mta their OWD fpnds aad the Senate has rec:e:DtJy cwm.s ad ~ acw n'CIIts u wiUch will CCIII< tlt!O\IIh odwrtJsiaa. AI or now the stadoo is approved · the station's bilciiOI wdl," bnel · request or $14,000. oaticipMiq OQY poobleons ot Gaorcd toward the stlldoDis' ISaAEL ano Follfat '13 .. .a. " lloc ~ has beat taste,-~ Marc brad oa ouaplt. "Ia lddilioD to the ¥UY belpllal ill -ma our ...ts. said, ..We olferotucltau ..-hill& t.ncls," o-n! ~ P... Wt ""'just W1litiq fO< our plus to cliff.....,t r.... other radio 11a11oas Die- QIIIIIDod, · ~will be bt " completed . " Dictmaa DJ's r... the ..... to -a exploincd. • bcaaoc our mUll< is diRdly t o - theotucltau- to boar." thillp..--~ . "WRUB " ~we.,_ to thla -ioe ''Our •11 ......-.. bul we is bolllota ....,_ r.,. . , _ lutfcbruwy," tbore_a.,...deol art IDiiDI)' iDtcrated iD aaythiq iDttftoaed ill ....,. a or or work to be - ·" bnel said. lUI tile ......... . ..--.·· he . . . _ • tiler., bat ~ ''lllo place a plo,.al - . ~. IIIIo ........... ...s .. ,.,. ......... ~ filled widl j...t WRUB's....,-' is to apud ill""- • II tlmcs." r... ,..,. -· We had to their ................... whidtthey ''ODe or our IDiiD cooconu is to .--..,lmtlllillls aad Ill the stadoo pl.. to . . . . . . - DOW tblt the aet tbe studnts' "apport ,'" bKk oa its fed llllliD·" Accanliotl to - - . the ....., ........ - . - ftmds. ~ DlctJ8.n. " We OonaotJy _ . . , . r.,. a..-t tveryoae to bow that Wt Gilly . . . a row m-..1 Md Good)oow Halo. they hope to ............ tlocir widl dollonpor- .......... wllidllll the stadoo, btllid. ··weohrQS - t o ................... pow ...... 08 the MaiD Sind <'- by October, if oD -to•y-lclo.otbltalt.-.. Mdlltboaer. "Wbtawc.-ill ,.., haw. " rn. or tltB we kMw . . ...... Ill lddilioD to .... they -'-hcr-iclcaiatheworkilla - . t aakilla fiw a ............... hope to ao..r--. RaitlcDcc Hall _. .... ..._ c-pla by II the "'WRU. ltLUla", wilD btlt we tiiiiU tblt raa.... ~ r - or daol<:e SA - _ , ...,._.. wllll ~ After .... haw beat tlooo to twit .wort a- t- --t s-c -ewe...,_, "'"*- ' 'Ow .,.. b to make tbttlllllllyto a.e a tllllf)laa better radio ltatloa for tht fORe ..... tltalt. . . . lllrUilhe Ualvtnlty'a atudtata," . lsratl Ulllvenlty by -'-1 the 1tlldoDI1 dollaed. 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OtltBrwlot ' · ..._.,........, ............ 1. · -....._ I.Zodloc...... ..-· • . -....... .............. '" ..· ~az... un....lty Compute(~ SUNY Student and Faculty Special Now due to a special offer by a major local corporation. Special atudent ratn tor. Mainframe timeshare ..moe. Now work In a Mainframe environment · from the comfort of your own home any time you wlah. Call our MrYioee ....,...ntattvee to arrange for your "computer eccount. TMtnala and modema aleo available �l*****·******:A*********************** 2. shows coming to Kleinhans from Festival !: l 8!1 Evening with i Drop'/Add Info. DROPI AI!D DATEs: AI/OUS!"ll SEPTEMBER 16 i.. i.. l Dll()ft APR SIBS: .... A\JGU51 Z2--SEPT£H!IER·2 : 2 PAIII:Eit (AI 5 1 - ) IOIIIEU (& SaUors) lllliiALDY (F....,_&~) >t : SEP'T£MIIElt l>--9, 12 16 2 PAIII:Eit (All Slodmts) llll BALDY (All SludmiS) DROP/ ADD HOURS: : ·-- i AL 01 MEOLA . JOHN McLAUGHLIN PACO 01: LUCIA STEVE MORSE -~- WEDNESDAY SEPT. 21 ,. .. SPM . Kleinhans ! -~ J~~UC :,. .... : .. : .: --- - Y O C T. 5 AM waJt . . _ . . . . ,. I! :i .... ..~ : .. : ,. .. A_UGUST ll- 26 9:00-l:OO AUGUST Z7 A ll 12:01)..-.4:00 AUGUST 29-SEPT. 2 9:00-l:OO SEPTEMBER 6-9 11:00-l :OO SEPTEMBER 12-16 11:00-l:OO --. .... ................--........ A1TEN110N GRAD STUDENTS ilHERE W1L!. IE NO All!l5. EVEN BY EXCEI'llON-REG!ST!lAT!ON Am!! SEPJB!BER 16. 1913.1 IDCENTER -------zp:;:RKER AUGUST 29- SEP\EMBER I 12:00-l:OO SEPTEMBER 6-8 12:00-l:OO SEPTEMBER 12- ll 12:00-l:OO 202 BALDY SEPTEMBER 19- 22 12:00-l:OO ID CENTER OPEN MONITAY AUGUST 29, SEPTEMBER 12 It 19 UI'<TIL 7 P.M. REPLACEMEI'<T FEE IS U .OO RESEARCH GRANTS _, _...,... n.~.. ......ce~o. R6ENIEIUNG ~REPORT 10 HAYES B Rlll f'II()CES9NG AND INillAL REGIST1tATION. AU. CONTINUING S'I\Jil£NTS lliE BAI.DY, PARKER. OR 1ELL DROPi ADD SITES ......_.., ~-·rw-lolelo-GSA-. 10 Tal._. Hall (AIIIC). ----------~---NEW~ 'lliANHRS, 'a _1315GSA_,_ .. .,-.... - - - loo PHD ca-. 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" .................. .. ,.. a ; pal ~ Alladl1la CI'MJo - - • CIIA ,__.. . . , ..... ......... ......... - - - - - - I M ' I. . ALL DISCIPLINES .TO PARTIC'IPATE IN A VARISTY ATHLETE TUTORIAL PROGRAM BEING ORGANIZED BY THE ATHLEnC DEPARTMENT OFFICE OF ACADEMIC SERVICES PAY AND/OR CREDIT POSSIBLE �4276 No. Bailey (Near Longmeadow) . 834·8963 • Drycleaning by the pound • 2 . 25 lb. rug washers • Load St•r Penna Press Dryers e ATTENDANT ON DUTY! _ The Stampeding · UB 8ulls · take on Baldwin Wallace Be there for the Action!! Saturday September 17th TOMORROW WE DO IT FOR LESS. BRITISH .._-aUTO SERVI 3034 Main St. Buffalo, New Yoik 14214 • 10" dlecount for atudenta w/ UB-ID card 838-1950 KICK OFF AT 1 PM DO VOLUNTEERS DO IT FOR FREE'I EXPAMD THEIR EDUCAT~OM IYa Multiple Choice ~~ Daott - - - -.,;;....,.._ =; CJ D . TUTOI\ING CHilDI'EN ASSISTING OLIMI\ AOULTS • SERVICING AI\EA HOSPITALS, NUI\SING HOMES AND OUTPATIENT CLINICS • PI\ESERY1NG WilDliFE ORGANIZING FUNOI\AISEIIS FOI\ HEALTHCAI\E ORGANZATIONS DRUG AND YOUTH COUNSELING TH1 COMMUNITY ACI'IOMCOR" AND SO MUCH MORE! THEY CAM HILP YOU, MOMAnDWHAT YOUI M+IOI!I ..... .........._ u.........,_ --................ .................. a... ............ ........... ................ ..... _ ct .... o. ..... .., ... ---- ==~~ ~ =-~~ - ..................... ....... ...... a.._. ....... 11a-............. ... ........ .... -- �2FOR 1 STUDENT MEMBERSHIP • FREE INTliOillJCTORY LESSON • WHRIJ'OOI. • EXERCISE EQUPTMENT ... PROTESTANT WORSHIP SEIIYICE SALE ENDS 9130183 ~-----5 ... FlEE DIN8£11 833-5226 - SQUAll£ DANCE · UVE COUNTRY BAND • WElCOME BACK STUDENTS. ...... s.,........w...... s.ntc:.- u.a. c...,... to--NMall �watch for CELEBRATION '83 Saturday, Sept. 24, 1983 BAIRD POINT - AMHERST CAMPUS · noon- dusk THE BVFE.\L() NE\VS SPECIAL OFFEI FOR U. I. STU-DENTS= ..._:... 2·1.D_ISCIJP. fiONS BALF PRICE! --.. . . ... . . per DAILY'i SUNDAY $14.25 SUNDAY ORLT ., . 4.50 semester Receive a FlEE barrel duffel bag with your . daily subscript in Organization of Arab Students will comemorate the event of Sabra and Shatila on Friday Sept. 16 and Mon~ay Sept. 19th. Information table in Capen 10 from 9 AM-3 PM - Come and see us. available at: the Ell i Grub Student Uadergrouad AUOCIIIIOft ----.--r---111 CI Dff ice 1 Sept, 24th 9PM-1 AM • IICI orrEIS flU TIE BEST _ • DilLS ON .ALL TYPES 0~ .{IV =~T~TUOENTS ·TGI SPliTS &PP&IIL lcam .sport jerseys $lt~(( · fliirlr · pr DDlot-ionat 'l'PR"e1 y(Jinl.erf hdl~ bas-eb.sn 1Wl1 Swectl' l Join us for: Racqj.ll!tball (Instruction available) Walleyball (will be tau!ttt) Free Beer and Pizza Use of Saunas, Whirlpools, Free locks and Towels, Some Racquets to Borrow Plus: VIdeo Games and Pool Table SPACE IS LIMITED! WE MUST HAVE PAYMENT BY SEPT. 16th! SEE US ON CAMPUS OR SEND IT TO HILLEL, 40 CAPEN BLVD. LAST DAY TO SIGN UPU COST $7 or SS with HUiel Card EVERYONE IS WELCOME! TRANSPORTA1lON IS AVAil..ABI.E. CAll l,11tirlf J•ck.t.l$ for Clle po!dDn of laaatity diacoaata . Aritlable ia ·yafifla ltflta &M ulora I 111k dtliftfJ •01 or • dltkiat Ia atock clotbiag I ••• WltUJ It· priat UJ 11_11 • ltt1trfll · Claia aad awias uae atitclite SECRETARY •• ' ' . tilt ·lrlffl* lllw ltewflw IA~J~plicatats m• haft some ·typina skills and reuaoalale ~ oi wort/Stuctv .IIHIIIIIIDII 0 the summer . ' vccELUHr oHOiiriiNiir ro I.£AitN VALUABL£ WCMD )RoCmwG Snu . ' job . . CaD ., at., ia ~• -1-1 l _tfftu at: lit PUll 110, W.ICift: lll·lt 17 ID . . .._............ cOt,._ .. rlttetlth the fall . .....,., aiHllldo Jhe .,,.,...,..,., Contact: �sports Bulls are gunning for Division III powerhouse aALDWIN-WALLACE COLLEGE YI:LLOW lACD:I'S .._ •u UNIYDISllY • aUJTALO auu.s u~> otiiOI"UY fi)[U), S......., l:tl ,.a. OVI!In'mW: IT MAY - too early to tbiot aboul the p!Q~ffs ia the pro raab, but not if a tCUI io lootiJia for a p o o t - spoe ia the Dmsioo lllCiwn.......ips. For !be 19$1Ql111ds tlw compote ocross the natioa only eiabt playoff placa an available. In the Eutan quarter, 60 fiabt for two. It usually takes a near undefeated year to catc:ll tbe &ltaltioa of tbe NCAA bipip, the people wbo will vo<e you ia. For tbooe marwiDal cues, suc:ll u 1-2 or 7·3, they will loot a1 tbe SIJalllh or the JChcdule. A win om- lloldwin-Wallace (1971 Divisioo !II N&lioaal cbampions &Del East rcpramtative four of tbe ... r... """') could be very impraaive for the Bulls aod not tlw all farfctc:llcd. lWLL arrs: QBI Marty ad 1Ca H,..)- not yet be laopkiaa, """-- Heal e-ll Bill ~ IUIIbed quite • bit ill the IOCOIId balf lut-t. Theft is oo - - iajury report for the Bulb, 10 tbe owtenlhould probUIIythe same. The pooilloa lltdy to eapaieace . . . will be the lillllold:, wber< a llrOOII lhowiDt by Hllllley could &ive bim the DOd....,. HaDk · The bulk of the Ydlow Jeoltcts is an iacaatiaa CCliiUUt to the speed or the Bdl. The CJIIQoD lly1e of the Ohio Ath1oric Coni..-.- off- &Del Its <lf.mapbut U8 will make or bRat the - · Fllliaa the- tJuee COIIIOC1IIiw tlmesone c:banae of~ to tloe llulb ....,t mate the differeoce ill bRatlaa up 11-W's ball cootrol. Kictes Bemie Weber four fa< foar ill · He will bave t o - to IOCIIOlhiaa funbes tbao lO yvcb at lout o- u UB will be lootiaa fa< ....-y 5<:0rina opponunily they c:ao .... ..,,. poiau lut - JAcu:T ltACJ[J[T: s..c. 3 - ua l5, eo.-.. sc. t s..t. J-B-W t -11 -e beiDa JChcduled aaainst a very It m1111 have beeD a 101&1 shoot ia - . CortlaDd team , UB 1II&D&I<d to Ohio. The Ydlow Jactcfl, wbo bad - Despite IDfcrior ckrivc ao -xx.aJ win. A buically aew offODIO &Del defODIO may bave yet to be teacd u to their tnoe po<altiols. IDclivldual .....,. OG 0 , . _ ( - fat their ... 22 home .... UDdefatcd ia their ... 33. bad loot. Noc only tlw. they ~ shUIOUI. The ... tlaot AIIII&Dd boM diaD, clapile . . . . lllwloiMU, Subscribe NOW and keep In touch with your University through your award ~!Jfrflng · University Newspaper. Send to: The Spectrum 14 Baldy Hall SUNY at Buffalo Buffalo, N.Y. 14280 YOM &IPPD SDIVICD . 4 M ....... . . . _ ............ WOLDIIAN 1'HIA'I'IIE ..... .......................,,... ........................ ,,.., ............. .................. ............ 1J5.3112 ....... 7-,_ ....... =-~ IHOW TillES FREE ._............ ........................ ........ ~ �Field hockey champs win easily in opener By ALICIA GLOYESU: Spons Editor COMBINING YOUTH with expcrien<:e UB's defcndin& New York Swe Championship field hockey team picked up where tbey left off last season with an impressive S.O victory over St. Bonaventure University on Tuesday afternoon . • "They played well for a first game," Head Coach Betty Dimmick said, "After last Salurday's scrimmage we were happily surprised. We~ able to see the potential in the ocw people. It's a pleasure worltina with tbis team. They're super people and committed players." "We definitdy expeered more people l>Kk," Tri-captain Kelly M«lylnn observed. "The new players are comina aJona and doina a &ood job though . McGylnn and Tricia Ames, who is also a captain. each had a hat trick to lead the Royals attack. Second year stancr Barb Creighton and freshman Rose Ann Notoro provided the other UB aoals. UB did not waste much time gettin& on the board as McGylnn scored her first goal only three minutes into the contest. Minut es later Notoro talliro her first point as a Royal to put UB up 2.0. AMES P ASSID to McGylnn for UB's third goal and then hit one in herself at the 33:00 mark tO make the ed&e 4-0 at the intermission. A standing rQOm only crowd witnessed a second half that varied little from the first. On one of the Royals initial trips down field Crciahton· tipped in a shot for a S-0 UB lead. McGylnn added another goal midway through tbe period and then Ames completed the scorina with cwo tallies in the final ten minutes. The last one was a hard shon comer shot trom the top of the circle. In her r.m starting assiJnmcnt , goalie Beeky Barth..,. tittle more than practice at how to stand as a stin&Y Royal defen.se and active offenx kept the ball at the Bonnics end of tbe f~eld for the majority of the game. St. Bonaventure had only five sbots on aoaJ. "She (Barth) did no< aet a aood - k out but she had to handle shots in the JCrimmqe and in practic< so that hdpo . She hu to stay prepared whether they're (tbe players) at her end of the f~eld or DOt," Dimmick said . Dimmick oays the team's o n l y - - right oow is their lack o f depth. They haw: only IS players, eleven of which are needed to fldtl a team. " rT COULD be a problem. We'w: been talltiD& about it to tbe prls _.aile. With tbe oew role tbis year we cu make more subotitutioDI but we don't haw: tbe playen 10 do it," Dimmick said. Tomorrow the team wiD uavet to lut year's NCAA Divbioll IU Fldtl Hockey ehampioa Ithaca CoJioae. It wu It"- wbo cdpd out tbe Royals for a NCAA rqiODOI bid last .....,... "The Ithaca..- should be lnteralio& DOedlcu to oay, Dimmick &aid, "If we maintain our lnd or play we oould ,;w: " - a hockuva ""'· If we dowD mentally thouP - oould be Ia trouble ... The Royal& home- will be ...... Mdaltanville ColleloaftCDOOII • tbe AIIDIIi Anlla Complex at 2:00 pm. tclliDa " - they have to be lleaiblc aad B..a.eu Office Ho~~n: Moa. tlnar Fri. 1:30am to .C:llpm Sat. ud Su. Cloled The Spectrum Announces NEW OFFtCE HOURS The business office of The Spectrum has revised its hours for the Fall semester. Please take note: .ca BSU PRESENTS: 1983 Fall Pl.c nlc Extravagania On SATURDAY SEPT.17 STARTING AT 12 NGON AT THE RECREADONAt FIELDS' (~MH.ERST CAMPUS) FOOD, FUN, EXCITEMENT AND PLENTY MOREl BRING A FRIENDII (In case of rain the event will Into Fargo Bldg. .s, 2nd-.floor Advertlllq dadJI8e 1~:10 BOOB Moa. ,,....,Wed.,Fri. laou IIOtlce Nt)llired for 8ftertlleiBellts ............. CATCH EVERY PASS OF THE SEASON ON FM88 ~ -·· UBBULLS . . ........................... �The Sport·s Column By GAilY STUN IT IS SOMEWHAT WISCttlin& to - • the onivol of AaroD Pr,or as doe master or boxilll's lilbter tiMsioDs. IU the outWardiJ .-.. professional sport, boxilll hu olways justified i u - by cloimiaaiu skilled triluupb ova- the maay qpasive. Pr,or hu smoibed tbrooolll the cloim. In lut .,..k 's ..,.rly awaited r«um match with Alals Aqudlo, Pr,or owrwbdmed boxilll's most skilled crallaDaa by torturiaa him wilh the most - . J or combiDatioos. While Arpdlo 's style-that or podcace, aisp counteiJ)IIDChiaa and loo&. Ouid llnicht .... bancls-hu deocribecl u the "art" or boJ<ial, his an did - bdoaa in the - with....,....,--· n.. ArJudlo has lona bml ._.sec~ as the J<IU)aDan or the sport . Articulale and ...n -mann<rec~. his - -rqbr victory ._..., oeva- railed to praise his rallm oppoD<DU. To -ell Pr,or pare at him bdcn the opelliDa hdl and thea proceed to lloor him in the llfil rouad was nearly unbarablo. 1U the~~ was .........OfuUy bonered for 10 rounds, tbole boxilll raos who defend their sport apiost an criticism had to fed eva-y blow to the nUd-s«:tioD. WHEN AIIGUELLO fanally thRw hilllsdf to.J)le canvu ia tbe.ftMI round 10 avoid the iiiC'tilabk anbanassn~u to afD., and sa alld listmod to the mere< count him out, it became diffiCUIIIO loj>k apoa boxilll as a sport. It came aeroas as ao act or~ . ao.m, is unq-ably the !!"''ftifasioftal or aU profeuional spons, beina that it hu oo ....U.. llodY or aoythina ruanblina a or rules. Rather, each stal.e IIOIIo<fts 10 its OWII rqulotiou and tWO trllic, illqitimate boJ<ial-iuioas clocicle 011 -cb-upo. Nooe orthls.lla'ftwterecl in t h e - · " " -· when the promise or an uapredic:&abk malcb-up bot- !be - w·s rma~ llhkles c:ooold .....-..any lepl or etU:ol ....,__ ......... - . o( Arpolo sbakilla his ...... in _..... alld COilflosioD c:ooold .,.._ tills. s- ,_ may ra>a1a Sllisfled with pure bnotality, but row will be able to ...... it. Tbe pablic ractioa 10 Pr,or-Arpello U II abo a a~~t• of - - . Maoy slttiDa at riaplcle or ill , _ or ,.._ TV _.. 10 - - by Arpdlo's failure to become !be flnl boaer . - 10 will a ro.tlo - w ~p . !bey .... oow clira:tiaa their -oowonla Pr,or. ............. __ ..... _ -Y Soccer Royals have field day pan. She was wbtod both t.lmft by Quinlivan. Pal Murplly c- . t out the lteCirina at the u:n -k.. on Schaeffer's us1s1 or the half. "'They klllod ... 7.0 .... ,_, 10 .,. were lookJq forward to this w.as _Mid. . . . tllo - Tbe · "..,.. Holliday ..,.._ for a tacal or Sl -.... _ . . . t o tile . . . Ilia""" w•-.......,.a.,......_ Tllo..,.. ..... aha.d, whll alao rtt•nl•a .... _. " I ful t.llil , _ . . bt ....,.....he," larcoUuld. "Wo ...... lou--,_ ... ,_., _ ..... _....II ·-· ·......... .o.w._ _,,.,...._ ....... .................... _............ ...... ..,.,_ ..... Tbt ...,... ..... -..ooii.U . . . . . ......... Tllo .WI'IIW ............ ...... Qoioll-., ......, . . fNoMiaD ..... OriooiMr ...... dot .... 10 raart. TIIorn.llllolo . . . . . . .., llnl-.,...,....... ........ ............... ____ ,_.. .., .... ._.. ......... . . _......... .. .. ...._...... ..... .., o.w-.. .......... .................. Vtoolarl . &Alii\' .......... wllo . . . . Ia doe flnl ...,, .......... fOr QfUill .... Oollolla ..... . . . . 11•aaaloaaJ ta•ll oe ......._. . . . . dot_., ........., (jtulorl, ........... ~· "w.............. . IWO tnlalal .................. ~ ___,.,., �BAIRD POINT " Amherst Campus noon - dusk v~rity of musk sports, entert~i-' and a ~acular display of flreworb o - ulte uSalle - Irina Clubs a.n d anizations ablanllet of chair - for farther info. call ~· OUr n-per n - you-still Budget Packets ARE NOW READY In 111 TALBERT HALL If you don't pick~ We at The-spectrum will be doing the best job we can this semester, as always, but we still may be unable to reach all of our goals. it up your , budget will be frozen I ' We would like the University's newspaper to be a more diverse product than it has been in the past-to include more feature; moHl community news, more City news. However, the extent of our success will not depend on those of us already on the staff. .. The Spectrum wants a broader • • • • •_perspective, but we need help. Lots of it. We want to draw on students from all disciplines, engineering and the sciences as well as communications and english. 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MOilor E>opfts s.. :J), 19113 niL BEDDIIIG HAI"''Y IMTHOAY LQIIIt & ED. =~EDtoiMold~ TOTHEIE.ST~TE.Ind.......,.eaP1 ~~Nile:"- and lM'Ie-TNnts for I'NNnQ ...,.. tNt mudl more~ You two . . . . . ~.l a.ryt. SERVICES SCHOLARIHlP DANCE HtOGRAM-Mate dMC*S. ......... ,.,.,.. atudlo.. • ·1101, AEGtSTEJIIHOWAduft~~al Jao\1016&. F.,.,a &ludio. ~1101 . CHtlDREN. ADULTS-a.u.t. tap. FerJWa studiO, t8Ht01, 11~. VOICE ..,LESSONs-.._. tau. mirM, J'OUf 'ti06ce With pt'O~I~13)..311M1.13U'11:1 GUf'TAil lESSONS-bperienced ~lor..-. rr~NG; ............ E..... ~ .. MudMea,13:).31)& TYPihO T.ms .,...,., u..en. res&HMa. b~ecl ryptl.l and .titOf. "'*' •'*'"' ~ tlro.t ~1ft boUt~·' ott- ....... ~ItO . . ,....~and---01)' . . . . . . . ......... ..k:MM, &»-10& U HCLASSIFIEO 1mt 1c 1 Avoid the linea USE SPECTRUM PHOTOCOPYING ................. ................. ............ _.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . c.l ........ s; ...... ~y . . . . . . T. . . . Ul~ ~ �il r, .t!l. rt~ u- .. . 1i ~~ ~~ ~ J J; ~l u aa l ~i ~ . 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I r! ~;! ,li ~~ I 1!... i ,fiJ II ftc ·n-J ;ll ~If . ~~~ ~ ~ ~;:~ i~J ~~ ' j I U~f Ji ffl &I e r ~~ 1 1J if ~:f fl .!' Z J iii 1! 1 i i.J~ ~ IJ !I rf &-J eJ .JJ~ fl ~i i;~! ~i ~~~ t, 1 ~~J iJ. ~ ~ r~~ ~~ l! 1J,1 1•1·~ . ~~ "I " ~r a: 1 i if• i ~ e · i ~. = e~ 'I ,. I •. r J ~~ II ~ ~, ~~~ u 0 " "~ 0 ::r ..... ~ !; !"- ~ "na. "g " ~ ~ '· n . ~" fl !I'< a· g· !!!.!!! !l. ;: "'"~ ~." 3 I " 0 ~a ~ ~ -~ 8,..n ::r ,.," 0'< ....... ~ ~ 0.. :r (t) ~ it = 0 .Q • (; ~ ro -~ ·rD ~ -~ ~ ·~ (;· cr ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/d4db7375418aab1bbcbceff6914461fe.pdf 756af13e2c40772df9a3c21f838b8c78 PDF Text Text ~ Vote for SA Senate today Main Street Ounpus: Wllll THE......,._ or VIce Praidem for Aadaalc Affoin Roosl>crJ scbodulod for Juuory I, the ..... ii oow ld for UIII..,.IIJI. Ptaiclalt Slevea Simple to offir:ially decick Upoll UICI imp' of a~ 1b11Ctlii'C. The poaibility or......,. the U.u-.i~J'• ~ v,.,. Prclideorialjl SlniCI~n bu fC'ricwed oo 1D11 off ror the lul few ,..,., saaru... bcfOR s.aple'a bcpb. bqaa Cllilo!:i!!lother opt1oea..,.,. afterlatiq oflloe IDIIIIDDOIIDCOd ill Nay tiW ..;er..,. or -.-willa would clofiaitdr follow. He bopa to ba>e o rally in~·--· Some rorm or.""""'"'.,.___ iDc:reMiaaiY _ . . ••ino ,..we s...- c.-rete-- is~ Harriman Hall Goodyear Residence Hall ~herst Campus: Capen Hall Lockwood Library Student Club (Ellicott) ' - -llitleo is litely to be ~ by s-ple. dill - email the_.,. oro """""'"'·" ..., would 00111bine the ._,aoibititios or the Vioo........,. f<>< Aadaalc Affllln Willi- or the respODIIbililie or tbe y.,. PraitloDl ror Kallll ScleDca. ~Idly ........,. CUIIIII118icatioo - - the IWO OCOidemic' rdiii..S clivblona. the intmtiooa in S..plo """"'"' would n:pon tlirec:dy to the , _ , ._t ALL LOCATJONS OPEN 9AM-9PM ''Thls decisioD bu boeD in tbe mokiaa for o too,. limo, UICI I did my Nay," aoid . "I haft much limo UIDOIIDCe diJcusaini thia with the Foculty Salol<, cleportmoot c!Wrm<n. the varioua Deans, a>mmunity members IDII student -..... ADd this Is raolly the riabt limo for it." THIS IS A Joocltlme bocaaoe ~ ·s raipolioo directly follows the .........,.. of VIce Pmidail for Haltb Sci-.. F. Carter PonaW, who stepped down OV<I' the IUIIIlD<r. Allbouab Medical Scbool DooiD Jobo Nauptoo luis boeD .......S A<tiaa VIce Preslcleat, tbe hlrilta of o " ' - in tbe ("'""' wDI -'>lo the DOW IUUCturo to tab form os early os tbe Sc>rina s.-.er or~ by """' folf." Tbore ore • . . - or opt~oea the ~· 1s ..w CCiftlidoriaa,.. RoabCq ooid. "ltll ...._ ,_ VIce Praidem for the Hallth ScleDca baa abo stq>pod down, lhia Jioa lbc Praidl!nt 0 chute to rmew the Vioo ~=~.:~the..._ IDOdd,....,....to~plo.l~~---~--~---------------~-~--...jl lie ...,. a '~" . , . _ t1111 .oclol 08d the curr1111 . . , _, All ~-.-for ...... be'*- toclool widt .-....,. dincdy ........... ''111o- .W..IIIoll -lootlaa for, " " - · wll bo a . _ "'*'-k Affolra. um-.lty daoa' .......... ~ s- ,.,. sao-e.- lbc Kallll ........................ .,...._ prooldo ... _ . . , ... _ of 1M Pr..- .,._ Scialca IDII lbc wm ...._ ... . . . . ., ..........." . . bolllol..,,_ .•• _ .. ....,.. ....... l.odudilla ............ ''8oolllar .. tmcoar-dlioa ... currast ~ m. the u.u-.ay r -." ,.. - �in short. 1HEUQRUM 11 .......... 11a ' Sco<F---·· A lon ~ G..-,St......__ Senate blasts Soviets The HOUle of Repraeotatives call<d the Soviet destruction of the Koran Airlines fliaht "one of the most infamous and reprehensible acu in bistory" and voted 416-0 to condemn act . l1ae resolution calls for an explanation from the Soviets and ·uraes compOmation for .the families of victims. It~ states that the Soviet action will -make it nlore diffiCult for the United States to occept the Soviet umon ''as • responsible member of the international ... community.'' Colllervatives araued thor the incident P'!'Ved that the Soviet aovemment was so devious and callous that the United States had no olternative to a military buildup. Libenls on the other hand claimed tbal the actioo sbould provide new Ula:ntlve for endina the arms. 1111:e. Uberals and Conservatives alike called the act murderousand cold-blooded. the CUpboUd MONDAY: . · Men's Tennis: Niapra Uniyenity at the Arena Couns (3:00pm) nJESDAY: Women's Tennis: Canisius CoiJeae at Arena Couns (4:00pm) Bueball: Niapra University at Podle-Amherst (5:00 pm) Volleyball: At Geneseo State CoJieae, with Cortland State Collqe (6:00pm) RogGH- Dmd MrtiiiAtt ~ Cheryl L G,_lbergt('....,_ Ed McGraw/A•, C...,.. D- dOu~ Da~ Cujkol,_ Kerin~ David WEDNESDAY: Men's Soccer: at Brockport State Colleae (4:00pm) • Fidel Hockey: at Wells Colleae (4:00 pm) Women's Soccer: at St . Bonaventure University (4:00pm) BonyM-.~- Piot:rolnllU,.... Stew Lllunn Zort_.,..._ M .F·--M-F.-c--, -E.--........ H-A----c-. AJ 6cte~ ANNOUNCEMENTS: Pre__..,.. buketbaD practice for the women's vanity buketbaD team will be bdd Monday, WedDesday, and Friday at 4:30pm in AlumDl Arena on the Amherst Compus. Women iataated iD playina sbould contact Coach Ed Muto or Goacb Nan Harvey at Alumni Arena. Stew. OrttftthiAIII Auas.c:tto.•............ Tony~ -~ Aabeft HtOi ....JIC.._.AI St- "- H,_,__-- Cindy L.eugf'lilkl !ttC1 ,.,.,... -~·~~ ...nr._ .. _ .... -~., Cotnmo.nlcolldM- -..otng -loSt-Inc- - Cln:ula-- no. _ _ _ 20,000 _ ,. ___ ---___ 14llold\'Holt,_,_..,ol_ YortOI_IIullalo,_Y... 1-T-~ ___, .. _., ,..._... ~-llullalo,N.Y. Tho ~-....--olonr -....atlof ...__ .......,. oltM otrlotli-'-o: no.,...,_ .. _ . , _ Ia lid. T - N.Y. t41!10. are 9 AM Assembte at Main street eanlpus 10 AM WSk to Armerst Campus along tjfKerwav 12 Noon ~r at fc:ulder,s Plaza -1 PM - Foln:ier •s Plaza 8 PM Judy Gol'mM JaclfJN (ainga'l 'MMI&l'll &Jlhi - �Sl1.6 million. A now u.tk ODd football field is planned for CXIIlSlrUCtiOD JOOD. Tho project is still under desip . ·•we have as much CXJnStruction as we can swallow-maybe more. •• Doly said. "Thoro is DO holdback from Albany u far u Buffalo is tollC<rlled . Oun is one of the few pmes left in town. Any Ilia (SUNY) -coastructioo Y<' to be clone is here in BuffalO." VICE PRESIDENT for Ac:adqDk: Services Robert Wqner Projects, updates brought to Council By ED McGJIA W A.s:sistlml Currp11.t EditOI' AN VPDATE on construction proi«!J u wdl .. fiawa 00 this fall'senrollmeDt~praented Friday 11t the Univenity CoUDcil's flnl ~of this ocalemic yoar. A report from the Raearcb Ofll<:e indic-atina sponsored reaearcb expenclltura was llho on the qenda. Tho Uniwnity Couocil is an odvisory body to the Uniwnity praideDt made of commWiity members. Ya Praideot for Finance ODd Manaae.ment Edward Dot y praentedm UpcWeOD COIIJUUCtloo beiDa clone on the MolD S<rect ODd Ambent Campuoa. AccotdiDa to Doly all projecU .,. abcod or schedule. On Main S<rect a to<al of S42.5 millioo or OOIISINCtion is beiDa clone on Abboct Hall, tbe Cary-FarberSherman projocl, ODd the ccn-.ion of the former Squire Union for the ScboolofDalliltry. Thoc:oalra<IOI''s atimaled dales of completion for these buildillll is May 1914, September 11115 ODd June 11115 rapecliwly . . ''111e~cloloo.-ctlllderwlw we espected," .-.tiD& to Doly, "becauoe the llllffalo COIIIIniCtloo prestDttd an estimated total auollmatt r~~~n for tbis sem<Sier at 26,500. This breaks clown Into 18.800 ~·· (indudinJ niatu school undoraradsl 6000 .,aduate and 1700 professional studenu. The lOCals meet the buda<ted tat1<1, Wqner said. "We are reduc::ifta the number of new stUclems broulbt in." To maintain an adeqUOie 1m:! of fundina the amount or Sludmts t..d to be cut back by appfDJtimaaoty !50 students from the Fall 1981. Wqner rq>orted. The Stale's DlvisioD of the Budatt ponoliza IDdMdual ocbocls fOf tither under or over-enrollmeru . Ac<:oniU!a 10 ! ' - mrollmmt flaures, UB is oecoad OD)y to the privlte Now Yor1< UDMnity In the size of Its stuclast body amoaa all coUqes ODd Ulliva1itia ill Now Y0tk SWe. Ul a......S. the ....... number or .........,.., . _ _ ODd onrolb 14-lofthetocaiSUNY cmollmont . Industry is hUIIFJ. Willlout loolaa sbin-tbey- to ... lab9< in, ... It cloae, ODd ... - · TKI NU.....a or •udcata Four lites wt aom~~tty Ullder COJlltructlon on tile Amhont inlmclina IO major In the Arts ODd saobu ilscnMod by Rve C..pus: , _ 11 or the Pll,.;cal ~ fdidol, the Snodent porcau over 1a11 fall clalpito a ActiY11J 8ulldlaa. tlso Scllool of rwiiiCIIoe ill tile liD oftllc r.......... ~ buildlaa .... work OD duo. Wapcr uplalaed that varloua utllltlea cables. Tbo. _....,._or- Aru _. Sclonco atlmored cue or aD m- projecU is •udoats wu tiM .-11 or a ..,....u.a- with a three""" procat-incr<uiaa the applicant pool , u.a-.,. the number of proposols-up 11om~ S67 million to a - . I hiltl SIS million. Aalonlina 10 Reale.~ 40 _ . of the proposols 1ft fUnded . The Federal Oo•trn.ment 's freshman intended Arrs - and department of Health ODd Human Sc:ienca m~ is the hiahest in the Service$ contributes some 60 last six years. pen:mt of the tocal ,_a, support . Sludents aa:eptOd ODd uppina the io<al Arts ODd Sc:ienca majors actually enrolled. Tho nurn~ or In o<ber Council business, a UB Researcll Offl<:e Report prq>ared by Vice Presidmt ror Researcll and Graduate Stuclles Donald Rennie shoW<d an inaase or 27 percent in the dollar volume of raearth arant FOI" t98l-ll, the Department's support IUcbed Sl4.8 miUion . Industry support fOf rnean:h at UB was only one pen:mt for last year and " this is very low," acconlina to Rmnie. Peace Day nearing THE FOLLOWING is a list of activities scheduled for UB Pnctday, Wednesday, September 21. lt:tl a.•.- PtattWalk aiona the bikeway from Main St,... Campus to Founclm Plaza on the AmberSl Campus. 1:11 ,.-.-Author ODd Noble Peece Pritt winner O...itl EUsbora wUI speak Oil the iDSlallation of Cruise and P<nhina missiles in Europe. 1:31-3:31 • ·•.-Buffalo Common Council member David CoUins will speak on "Unemployment: The lml*! of the Arms Rate on Buffalo." J~. . • ·• --Poets, musicians and 101.p box oratus are invited 10 an "Open Mike" to praent their own.fedinp on peace. 3....._. . Finn of tho UB Education Department will live a slide praentalion "Under the Mushroom Cloud" whkh wiU be follo....S by a clomonatratlon dlaina of a survival sbehtt . l:tt-5:11 •·•·-Rieh Grou will provide a vklto tape on Otnt Sharp's altOrtlllllves to vlolmce. . l:Jt.4:Jt ,. • •-11m 11ytn or the Pbyoiclans rOt Social Responsibility will discuss "In the N\lclear Shadow: Dispalr in the Yo~na. Hallaron of the United Stain Arms Control AeeDey will SpoU OD "Tho Eall ODd Wnt In Dlsarmammt Talks." ...,... ,..__Tho lllffalo El Salvador Solidarity c-mhtee on tho Wpr In C.lrtll America will live a -'-lion. 4:»4:31 BW Hathaway or the Central Pmbytorlan Onardl will cllscuu "Russia ODd American Chureh People in Pmac ·k•na ... '-*l:tl .... -sam Miller will provtclo a traitllna -'on In DDD·violall civil ~ ill _..ion fOf tbo October U Snloca Falls octiOD. '-*l:tl , ... _ . _ AileD or St. Clillllftiloa, O.Uarlo wW speak on "l!ut. . ~: Now Volca Apiu Mllllatin. '' Eacopl fOf Halllroa's talk, aD aodvlclos.,.. tllllatlvo ODd aub)oet to cllanp. If JDU MIUid Uh to~· wilb an octlvlty 0t WO<kahop"""""" Ed 1 ......... _ _. _1)6. __ ••_ .,'-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -... •·•·-Mary ........_.., ,.-.-Bernard - .-lleverald Anti-Rape Task Force groWing helna rocoplud u problem ODd just a - wome• '1 UNUU MOST ...,.. curri<lllar ICilvida, the Anti-Rape Tallt Foree (ARTF) offen students a - t o wblJo oorvtDa the lhiMnlty community, in iU erroru to _ . . . rape . Anti-Rape is compriaed of 15 starr mcmben ODd about 150 voluntocn. Althouah it is pouible to rudvt ....s.mic cmlit for joinina "It isn'tan 'euy A' by ay - · " 1W0S ARTF dim:lor PMI N"asuo. ..,.. -=-x: eredlt 00( luue, ' a aocial Nieauro eqllaiDed. Sbo pointed out IIIII tlso old myth IIIII rape is the ....,..;,.•, fault It oo< u pt'<"&&em u It once-. "It uood to be IIIII if I raped, she -the""" - ukiDa ror it, but IIIII tbouaiU bu c:baneed·'' Dapite this fact, on still deeply llhamed when they .,. altatked, and "about 10 porcmt of rapes ao unreported," Nleastro said. an dabt hour acr...ma. whk:l) iDC!oados a two bour tralnlna - u d a r _ ......... tllo...,_or....,..,_by SUI -.s I (90, ARTF is iDdepaldoat or - - -ny. DesPtc-- ~. ARTF'I budpc wu ....,_ this by $7200. Tho . _ _ -pled by the ClOIUIIUCiion OD tbe.Mala S<rect CarftpM, which bu made it men perilous f0t UB -· 1'tro proi«ts 11111 the ~a~~~ ron:c ia undertakln1 art U-CAitE (Uaivoralty-Commijnlty AaaiDII Rape i!JMrJoDclosl, ODd the ARTF Lii!MMI Pfo)oet . U-CAit£ Involves idelltltJIDI - lloma willlq to provtclo ........ fOf people wllo lllillk t11cy ... .,..,. lloo*lwt ~ wlllla lip .. tllc willllow or , _ ...,. , Md on rr WAS ONLY four _ . IIIII ata1ea - . lot on tbo sq....s. TociQ ~ 60 _ . of tile fon:c Is malo. ''111on OYCfWbtliDilll AIDOUDI Of applicaiJoolt r.- ...... so .. 10 . - • ailbt claclclocl to Ralt t.ltila atalea ill," Siaco tbc, ARTF bu 8tldad ........ 11.......,-'111 .. Nlo:&IUD ..,. ....eel . "So•• ~ . . .. , . ' " ' -" · T1oo b~=~=~~;;:::;;:;:::=:::::::_ .J people 1a1 IIIII IWa Ia ,_ a ..W LiPdltl Pro.lacl II Alld-a.,.'s a ooriat or projaal Mil 10 ...... . , . _. ....,._ . . -..... aftor ....,. .. .......... _..,.101M ..,_. oe llodl ..,. DOlly holpa .,._ - . 11ut doM to ........... " If ynu Noi_.,IIMtllolallt ..... _ ~ tllcy.utto ...... .... - • 18fOIWMioe 011 Al'rra a .... _ .. tllc ....... _ · so of ....... ~ ocMr vloloM crlaoa. PfOV... ot If lattt.....S Ia llaspon.- . . a ..... ... IUaW . . liiiiMd ..nldoltdJ. boa 10 .... _ . . , ............... of l!aildlta 11a1t1a on ~ for AIIUD Win' llllt )aiMd ARTF• .............. ..0131-)Sla Of . . . tllc proWoaa of._. •.._IIAIARTF......_.ao......_ - - - bollia. .... - ...,, It ......... Mid ....... a tn.d- by 611 .............. r..- ARTFill 1975 by a Faninist Collective, stauda walt _...,.10 w_,•, ....,...,.y r..uow..s. no -"*"" ,.... ..... _____ ------- ....... BUFFALO'S 1ST ..llOCKTAIL"' PARTY 4.97..,. s._t711da �editorial The Spectrum endorses for the Dorm ~ats: between ' the campuses and to Increase student Involvement, push him over the edge to an endorsement. STEVE SELIG-We highly recommend Selig for Dorm Senator. His position as ACTION Dorm Council representative was no doubt related to his clear understanding of the Issues which face both dorm students and the rest ·of the undergraduate population. He voiced concern about student complacency and offered viable methods for increasing their Involvement. A solid candidate, we hope Selig follows his words with actiorr. ;'be Spectrum endorses for the Off-Camp~s Temporary seats: DAVID WASSERMAN-Another ACTION Dorm Council member with a good grasp of student Issues, Wasserman offered some Innovative Ideas for a more efficient Senate. His Idea of a reward system for SA clubs that take an active role In their own fund ing Is one well worth considering. Along with Selig, Wasserman should provide a knowledgeable voice tor UB Dorm students. HOWARD FRIED-Based on his work both as a Senator and as senate Chair,. The Spectrum endorses Fried lor r<HIIectlon. He has done an excellent Job as a mediator between the factiona In lhe Senate, showing that he Is abte to get th (ngs dQIUI, and Is willing to review more closely the spending of SA money In questionable projects Instead of the usual ru'bber stamp procedure. VICTOR GUTIERREZ-Although sincere, Gutierrez Is simply the best of .a weak crop of Dorm Senator candidates. His Inexperience In student politics Is not Incurable however, and he voiced some good Ideas- such as a Senator working with the Treasurer to keep the Senate up to date on monetary matters-that merits him the position of Dorm Senetor. BIIUCE JAEGER-Jaeger Is a new lace with lots of ' solid Ideas. Although without direct experience In student government, he proved to be very knowledgeable on SA's workings. His desire lor better communication between the community and University students were commendable and Jaeger's proposal that all Senator's have ofl(ce hours-\o • provide students a forum lor Interaction with the Senate-was an excellent Idea. DENIS MOORE-Like Gutierrez, Moore Is the best of KATE SCHUELKE-Schuelke's knowledge, Ideas the rest , yet his hopes to Initiate more Interaction and energy made her one of the most Impressive feedback · Wbat I meant Ed«or: Marie Mlchal'l otherWIM line article haa one mlaquota Which 11 of ooma lmportonca. I did MY that tha . " bu111 exlat mainly tranaportatlon tor between carnpua.", but t dldn1 oay that lha bua ....-vice "f1 not to oonven6enoe 11-.,11". That'l axactly wllatltlo for, but - .,. not funded lor buo __ -thalr -...to to tr011Apor1 •_ - • Thai horn "con--" II tha that cannot provide. Further, lntannecllata . _ Maltl Street and Amherat would r:una- ......-ru--. -····ill While The Spectrum Is endorsing the above candidates, we also found Stuart Palatnlcll and Bill FIIITO worthy of note. Both expressed a concern for the Senate's past record of club recognltlen and believed this procedure should be reviewed and desired greater· "student-on-the-street" Input Into Senate thinking. · Off-Campus Permanent Because' there were only lour. candidates lor the four off-campus permanent seats-Trtalt LIBaool, Caroline ~t, Jim Long, and Rod Fletcher-plus the write In campaign of Mlcttella Collins, The Spectrum chose not to endorse lor this position. Write-in candidate Editor. Editor: I am .-.ng o -'lion on tha I quote from the War Powera Reoolutlon, Title !iO u.s. Coda 1e1e: 1. P<.oldant'o Exacutlva Pow• ao Comm..-·ln-CIIIa~ Limitation. Tha Conotltutlonal - . oftha Praoide!>t u ComlnaM«·In-CIIIal to Introduce United SlotH Armed Forcao Into hootUIIIH, or Into attuatlona where Imminent ;....,_, In hoatlthlao lo claorly Indicated tha clrcumat-.,. only purouentto (1) o claclaratlon of war (2) opaclllc otatutory au-tlon.or (31 a national -oancy created l!j attaok upon the Unltad Statea, H•-or--.orho ••arc- by -2. ~~ Latialoll.. ~-~ . -lonl.olthe Coriatltutton. It lo -lllcally •. . - ..... the~- -tlle-10~--- - - ........, lor oenytno own ~lnlhe ~oftlle~.-.Cif ......... Vloa_lor _ _ JOHN ROSS-With three yeal'll of experience In the Community Action Corps, Ross has already demonstrated a concern for community relations. He also has a good understanding of financial concerns. Important lor any Senator, and Is familiar with the budget process. His discussion of key University Issues showed that he had an open, thoughtful app£oach to legislation. Wa_r powen _llul_ . __ ---,....,.Ita ----totlle-......, ~-·he- appteclallly - - the -,..... to majority on the - candidates The Spectrum saw. Her proposals lor " good student projects" such as a voter registration program and a Community-University Housing CommiHee would point SA In the direction It should be taking. There Is aome concern, however, that her position as a managing editor at The Current could teed to a conflict of Interest and we believe she should riH!valuate her position at the publication. _._ In any Mparl- or oHicer Y--.:~EI--. 'llla ............... of .... Unllad----.. ..... ._·T-~ Student Senate a1 a wrlt•ln candidate~ I am a 4th year, commuting 11-lmlllortng In Pr• mad. I am -'IV· _ , o f the N- Yorl< ltata NAACP Youth and Collage Chaptara Which hOI Thank you EdHor. Wa would llka to than« Dr. Wlltierno and Dr. Jooepll Jooep~~ ~~lorthalm~oln thla year'a forel.gn atudent orlanlotlon. We alao would to congratulate Mo. ~ In her new poaltlon aa our t n t - Aftalra ~ ­ oibbia like -""-· -ox-ely !iO OhltpC. . In - Yorl< State. I In the -.gn oltha- Yorl<ltata(N.Y,lSJ Youth Council n. - - of lha ao-nor of t h e - of N.Y., on wtolc:ll t am a cunwnt ..,..._. 1 w1t1o the dlallnctlon of ~orlal on tha . ..,..._it Councii ... ~-F- Wa-.,.ti.a--a _,...._,_llrtntl• 1 - ......... lor poalllon _.,.....__~to -ootoMr. DaanJ-aahe Our - - - - ~·0-lnllle-ol the I - Tbody -... tile - - ............ ... -olthe 1-..atlonal Allalra Council of~~~- " - - e n __ --·IUH'I··---·--------,_ by---· _....... _ lha Sa11ata ba- on my ---·----ofmy kl c111 sa '' of prabllrM and condlllollo taoad br SUNY 'lllelwlorw, can ~ tile of __, ~. - ·- I...._- I ,_....,....,. aealdng tile - _. llanelli ---lor---- ......CIIIoa w...aa-..,.......lor -~ �op-ed ( Guest Opinion AND HEJIIE by Michael J. Bu!l are some couraea and programs we·.- taken that you may have mlued. 'They are recommended for their content. retevance. and the abUtty of the in1tructor to op«ate a ton: truck. , Comp<JtOf {Comp t18): Adllanc.d lntonnecliato lntro. P.oCllcal compuler tlpo fe< bual--. ongl.-lng. and general UM. How the computer will eliminate crime, aMt, and country and muok:. Pmgr8mming 1o< tho r.tua. Why If If• o compuler H cannot be UMd to ploy~~ e< scrub ones bod<. Loopo. OO<tlng. and croos roferenc:lng tho buttocko. Begin - e r with Puc:ol. probe watch cak:ulatcn. and flnlllh wHh why It Is n o t - to cerry • computer wHh • 18K memory to recoil your hO<no phone number. Tho Law and tho Unl-y {2tn.. Sept. 31. 3:00 PM): -om Polntera for avoiding unpl. .aant encounter• with un-.«y pollee ollk:era. Toplca will Include why public: 'IOmltlng Is dtiiCCKnged; tho lllegal«y of plwltlng llhruba. h o - briefly, to oonc:MI con-lent part<lng opots; and why ausplc:lc:uo actiYtty, that Ia, actiYtty considered auaplctoua, Ia auapec:t. very CONYEIISATIOMAL CO!IftMA'IIOM: A practice! <INIIng wHit ._aing and oommunlcotlng. • -. OYO<Ything from grwting _ , . your f - Ia bloodShot to snappy - . confronted with. soy, oorthwormo In your oock dro- {"Hoy, IIIIo who rotollllod my bodroom?'1. Tho text. How To How Do, Ia folksy ond - o l . If oomowllot d1Qoatl¥e. Hero's an oxerpt from tho " Down Some Trou" a«tion on - l n g girts: (Pg. ll8) II, '"""· Itt comw,..tlon, -lng - l y lttto , . ...-• ol you ... - t l n g Wlt/t rliatu,. ,.,.,, It 1100courM r,.- ·~•tH OM almply loofra at,,. of,.,., ttON. She c.nnot tell, unlfl.. """ ""• • pattlculflrly Iorge onrl Ia oiiWI self conacloua; ,,.,. may thwt . . . d«IIH to eV..Ie Open Forum otrongly through '"" IIOOirll$ end knoct you oil your Nf'ltool. To a'IOid this, 1oo1t at hM ayebrowa lnttHd. Ho..,.,, If,,.~" whiskbroom end mey Indicate • #riel ol aell conac:lou•ne•• lttet 004Jid exceed 11101 011- by 1110 """""""" anout, rou .,. -tktg to • oponlfll. Itt which coH owolrl <llocu••lno ~~~- 01' beginning With - W OIOCOI'OIIi'", ,..,.,,. • F- ,.,..p$ ..~ -.·~urrtlgant ". IIIITOIIY - A SUrnmo<llod Hiate<y of Cor Air 1tz2-c.r1 H - - - arnett of hlo uood ~ ..._..,ly tho prwtouo -enjoyed dr!Ytng - a l t e r buttertftg hlmaalf. Then one night "Cart" {u he If- hlewlfato call h i m ) - h e - a - - wHh coltlcuta. Tho nut cloy. he hung IIIIa ol and thinly baloney """' 1M c:<W*a. H.-.-lnod..-olthoalt- - and bcMIQ!It- o - all< tool bowling boll fe< commuting. tll2t-WHh tho craa11 of Wall S~.001. t.yooan Perpht loon hl1 fortune :.. ::~= =--·~:.. waterfftelon. HMnng of H-'• W0<1I. he Mtl upon ._lntng hll Ho-. -hbl'~tsnctlcalcar-t. All~..., lour , _ . of lntonM. -op oflor1 {It Ia bel- he hod time fe< only 3 e< • email - ) he • 13 ton atruct.,.1111<Mp hla c a r - - · alter o public: -tno ot hlo WO<k he Ia thla-burlodlnboltod up-neplllnot- by moclttno and penni-. he folia In lowe with • _ . and runo to Scotland. CtOWdL-., brutally--- ~ THE LDS, hta WO<k lnsplrM. In tt42, U.S. Army r._.,horo looltlng 1o< waya to catch up with auiHCiod Gorman • - H " l o r ' a - woa, oa an lnte<mant doacrtbod. " VIrtually odor frM . . . In teet. quito lito tll30'a. Too tlbotal, too lofl·Wing fe< thia E....,_ I thougllt. oo, t - pllyaic:lala _ , frM lhlnkWO YM. I wonted to joln them But, woulcf I be good OftOUQII? 1 WAS a· loner and • romant ic:. I hod -ned onougllohor I'\Ourl tn htgh ectaool, and the .... tot thfa U ol M ..,. only 13S pw tr...,.tor, oo 1 hod o - pool of coah loft CO«- -~ PO<"- 1300. I bougM on old gr- piMo lo< 11!10, got R t....ad and tougM myMII to ploy t - gooey romant ic: plecea thol aicllly IIICIOMIO'I boya to ploy Sltubwl, Cltoptn. DebuMy. Wy molhor -Ill alt , -lor -· K-at_ ____ 10_.,_"" __ . ._.,.,. _....,._"_ .............. ·----·No,.-. . . . . . . __ ....,_, ____...,._not....,. -- m., to lit. Paut the giant I wu at-_ lndultrtoua. scored 111ft I woutcl mloo _ , . - . . . . - .. 0< compuo- - very OO<n.- lillchool J. llull lo • Un-otry llurlonr by Charles Haynie WHEN THE c:ool et1ap dayl of autumn cot'M upon ua, and 1 walk among otudonta corrylng onntooda ol frMII. ,_ booko, I flollh bock In my mind to tho daya, _ , . 30 yooro ago. When I, too. began colloge. Tho Un-y ol Minnesota wu bfo and crowded UM today'a U.B. and h. too, wu under conl1rvc:tJon- thtl llny camput. mape they ga¥e ua lreshmen loett out 10me new temporary buUdlnga. and. of courM, aa luck woukf t\ave tt, theM...,. wtt«e my rMchank:.al dr1wlng claaMI were held. 1 lhood at hO<no with my - t a . tlwll t r - yeor. taking tho otrwt cor-n throUgh tho City of M~la. .,.., tho Mlullaippl ploosont". RooMoell's """lc:lo. con-.ly, olton -ad ol tho lomb ond onion• he enjoyed while tra..,tng. A turlouo otlort Ia ondod abruptly when It Ia - - to almply uH Mat eoo«o to catch any O<Tant food portlc:IM. Thla atolomotod tho - n odlloncu and led to crucial Allied odllant-• ln tho pointer cap. tget-With tho riM ol dft-m IMtOIIIanto lntoraat. Chomlato ond ongl_, thtouoJtovt tho froo world - c h - - l y. Then. in • - t I n Seattle. Jute Seaboard mlatokonly In-to thO tlrat - auto a1t 1 -. Ualng 11 11 • p o t - at • dtn- party, {Sooboonl wu on ovid cook. speclollling In a t _ , • f - ooko him why he Ia ualng a pine troo outlined plece'of . - t o - a pan ot ,_canned ._..sa cryptlcolly, "Am I to hong« In my cor'! I, unlllco _,aln poat . , _ , . , Mt !n on oute<nobtlo." tho cor air , _ From then on. Seattle capitol of tho world, {actually, »nd out of tho loP forty menufocturlng munlclpallllottl allowing mMtiono to drive In --comfort. Thla enda In 1t?3 wHh tho oil crtala and a . - downaillnO of tho • - """lc:lo. Paoplo _ , . .......,..mod w H h - u any!hlng denOting lrom on oahtroy , _ Ia lntondod 1o< cars whh a much biQoer .'Olumo of Internal air. _ . _ , . . J.,.._talto .,_ tl}e m•:.ot wHh their much amallor. brightly~ pine liMa, crippling !"" Amertcar :. - r y with a flood of lrnpoita.T-y. t h o o o o t t _ h _ ,_ , _ . , _ conltwo Into prollloo of por_,olhiM. farnoua nome dLihwa......., and ...., outllnea ol oenhiiiL One'• c•r can arnett good, no r~~~tter - • tho buciOOI· Aloo r - "Oogmatlom tor tho Pragmatic:" end "Ltlo Alter Death otter luftat", bolh night oc:IIOOI. very tho---·-· very-· tho b e - to p r mot-ic:s; coming from ~ HIQII In L.ono lllal1d.l found UoiM mMh Thla le~ why I .wotlod In tho -~l'llyekoarMjor,fact thetmy-.-od---~.­ llloy told me - • i o n tMI- or~ majora In t h o - - - ol ... _ , _.... ... quietly, - - to - otfUIIOIIno to - ....,..., -booutlfut.· · Bul. tlwt, - ttonata. -tlhll. topiMo run - t - be lelelor t joined tho Young Demo on carnpua, 101' tho want of -hing to tto. wen. actually, « w01 tho Young llooltocrllic>,.,_~ fOarly,- my lllhor told me that nlgMOI-fhod_a.,..-...· _...,HI - - t o i i O i n t o _... . . , . . _ _ . _ _ , _......,.,_ .... _ _.... - -· T1left. h e -· Thla you"""'· total occurocr' YM. end II · but what do ••• trk*y r~tl'te ctec•rna~ p&aoe But, we au tMmed, and ~I ou~ rutet Ht litHe c.... ._,hit ettacnect to ou,....-e'aa we wandered from c1aa1 to c .. i a. f)loudly -ting io 011 thai we - • engl. -a E~ WI my claaa ot Eng~tno Pttya ~ a wu a KorHn wa, vet That - t they - • than l waa, many of'"""' had wMN. and lOIN towna rnueh- ..-n chtktNn. They were from tmall "*' twme tn Mmneeota and hevtno MtVed country In bottle. t""YI"'* ..,.. . . . . ot thO 0 1 biK - h """' a ,_thty IIIPllnd " rou to oollooe eotteoe tor mo. and -tally ~ng.- t t l l t l - thO army, and In JlftUOIY teas I bogon u of M, tNII wot • • 111M 1101, _ . . - · killed day. No, I rtacl found a way out. c , _ t H tliOuQitt thla k - me about that. They k - IIIII Of My-..,.,.,. WM..,.,-- -v • ., . . . hell. 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""' - Every · ""' . . of - .... --~- be ' -lor-antlle----.-•ho /JIM~ao-....._.,DD_.._ ----"'-~ .... =-torn •. _ ...... - .t..., -... - ..... ..,........ _ ... ,_ , ar-.~tto~~y ..... - - .. lholant-- Thlaelll-...-.. ..... -llto ................ ~~~~------.....---- --. ... - _.,. OOIIflle. - .........,,_.~~ore_. - ~........,...,..,..uoiM_..__ c:cw-.t _ _ _ , _ ........ ......... .... ~..---- ---__,_ ---- -- --------·---------n.---......... ""' ............. . -.., .... u ..... o.a. ......... - .................. ...... ftllt- ~ ~·- .......... L.- _ _ _ _ .. _ _ _ . . . . ,.. . . . . . . f _ _ _ . . . . . . . . - ~-·- .. .. -- _ .. 111111811. . . . . . . . , _ ............... GaltMII IITA. . . • - I M Y. . . O..._ .......... - .. - - liiiiOMIIr - ..... ,. .... ..... �E IN THE SA SENATE ELECTIO~S ilwronaonoll The euemy iD Central America and the whole third world is not Communism but poverty," said. advocated the cndin& of suppon for actions in Nicarqua, and a cutoff. of military aid for El Salvador until that country's human riahts conditions are improved. ln response to a question from the audience on the authenticity of statement! made by the Soviet Union, Hart commcoted, 11 1 don't trust the Soviet!. My dedication to AP-EN LOBBY arms reduction is not based on trust but on national security. I would not qree to an arms treaty that wasn't verifiable by US intelliaence. '' The Senator, who is apparently the most attractive candidate to HARRIMAN LOBBY y o - voters, Spod'*"' that he capects this ~ vote, specifically on coiJqe cam-. to repreoau a ~ portion or his support bloc:k. In one put of his speech to the Statle< =wd, Han said that he SIJOtllly ~ the controversial tuition tax crediu, because he thiDks the aovernmeut does not bave the lhRe to four billion doUan needed to fund the taxbra.lt. Han told the lar&dy partisan audience that he thiDks the 1984 Praidential race "will be the touabest campaian in the (Democratic) Party's hi&tory. " . Han dedarcd his belief that a Democrat will assume the Ptuidency if the puty's "ideas are souod and we UDdentaud the course of the world and adjust ourselves to that course." New Theme Courses to revitalize Gen Ed LOCKWOOD LIBRARY By U THY RIGA Sp«tl"llm Slqff Writer STUDENT CLUB GOODYEAR CAFETERIA ~r~n;:~~~ to:~!il~ Stu~rnt Anoclation rI'!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~...., Inter-Residence Coundl Businesses Inc. SO FAR, the road to a mandatory iDiepatcd education proaram 11 UB has been very Ions, and it appears that the road has n01 yet come to an end. The University's fOUDI General Education prOifiiD is already in for some chanaes if Gen Ed chairperson Jonathan Reichert has his way. As it stands, General Education has lhRe basic aoals: a mastery of basic writiD& ud .quantitative (mathematical) skills, and the study of seven counes ouuide of the "know&ed&e area" or a student's ~or . These may be taken at any time, but each course is not offered every semester. Reichert favort creatiJ1a a new '-diD& for Gen Ed courses entitled "lnlmlisciplinary Theme Courses." The idea would be to devdop a small set of courses daiped 10 be two sea>esten lona. on the study of civilization. T1lete CCO!Illa would be --IIUibl- by faculty from tht Department! or History, aaaics, Polidcal Scicoce, An History, and Olhers. The purpose or the couna would be to aive studeau a chance to look iD depth iDto course topics or areat bradth. By a "small set" of courses, Profeuor Reichert means approximlltely fifteen . Every underaraduate student would be required to take one, with a yar-lon1 comminment. BY Ofi'EIUNG a small number or c:oun. iD the new konwleda< area to (earollmalt Is cumDtly a from, alaraer elMs size would be problem for aome Clen Ed couna) aDd ~ be more competition amona studenu to p1 bolo IlleR counoi'. Thett would olao be moe< incentive ror illstructon to put their all.la)to'the _..;on and tadlina of tbeae iDoovatlve cluaa. The propoaed iheme oo..,.., only a rew or whicb OR cums~tly orresed, would be developed specitlcolly ror Oen Ed. That is -urcd. 1101 ills Monda~' October (len Ed couna DOW. The~ OR dooiped for ,,,..,..If." ~rd •I~ lacladea ticket 8 tiaa traaaportatloa to ~ aDd fro• tile 1a~e. .· Tlek.U iO .OD . aale 8epte. .er 19tla ·Tleketa wlU 1te awaualtle at T•• IBCB eUiee IM P. . . . . . . .,SUieoTT ......., the cue for - ...----•••----~~ inctividual deputment, and tbeslaR aiven the Committlle'l _..val. Profeaor Rcicbcrt bdines that "all this me c:holce" ia taklq electives not aocxt. Tbcre iJ Just too wide a ..nety of couna ror ll1ldeDU to chooae from at this ..... or Oen Ed, he said. The bs&cnllt<:ipiiD Tbesnc Counes would aive the stiiCioDu a cbaDce 10 ......., tbeir borlzolls. Rcicbcrt bdines that "tilt UIIMnity iJ a p1oce 10 ..,...s He doesu 't tike to - studenu taklq c:ostala elecdoa IDII"IIy ......_ they a1rady know or t11o IOibjoct - · bolaa ........ Moot .....,., Rcicbcrt tlllnks, rw taklala .....,.. ~~~oy know liltlt about. IIECAVIIt TID o--.1 l!dolcidc. ...,.._ an ni11M1J aew tbcre .......... bll of c:Oell.lo. ............. 11*11111 ....... dial studenu leua iD oollllll ,.,_ ....... ......... ,_ ........ ~- .... ,....•• ,....... elMo, tile lint 10 be Clen Ed....,._, bad DO,...,.. 10 IDolt 10 far...,....__ In_, Clen Ed ........... - · ...... IIIey w.a ...-a afhcled"' did-.,_. ....... -.tM~t~allle-forO.I!d~orfiir...,~.--....,...,. tllo illllr!oclor. In tilDe, ........• !1111 ..,.,.,. *'-Ill illilbaMiiiiJ - . . .. . . . llbldeslu wiD haw 0.. Ed ......_.. �Good music, · good-weather' good food . blessed Fest ~ IICI lrrlll ~~ ·L·A·S·S "2.50 w m lilt. ·~\JIWI a nns ., ~i:.c.m:TUDfHT$ til Ullft UfWL ~- $p"t. jtrurp 111(( tliirl, .,....1 l'roDtPtitrnat y.tinun Mit ftfltiNn lUll ~w~~lf t,lltrh ....... j~ltl$ lniiUII II mila ltJIII iiJ 111tn I ..U ..ll1UJ a .,..,.. dlllla& II atiU II l'f ..... ,nat., 1lf. ....... . m· �Candidates ~~ ~ second semester I cbanae'd, 1>ut I appeared to change alone. I saw two teams fighting against each other. rather than one team worltina together. Through all these child politics, you the student were abandoned. In my opinion, this is a shame. I've ~ there and I know problems that we· face . It is time that someone'corrects them . the AdtaiuiStration. Narrowiaa the between the studeots· and , the - r-----~--~----, r--- Senator based on an extensive background in accountin1 and finance . . He is presenll y th e accountant ror the Anti· Rapc: Task Force, he previously served as financial chief of the Clemency fund and has extensive commercial accounti,ng expcric_n ce. He is presently one of the diicctors of Baird Point Volunteer Ambulance Corps. His• .party planks include to improve pracnt conditions on the Maia Street Campus, fund an off cainpus information bureau and ,__ _ _...,,.. .:<»:1·..... bettepnent of off campus housing assistoac:e. Through free thinltina and ...,...;ble n:prese~~tation he hopes that aa.<Quitable distribution There are two areas of of SA funds caa be reKhed . coDJitleration tba1 I would like to suas while ruiu.in& for the position or off campus oeaator. - campus senator would be to impl'emcnt an off-campus A.C.T.I.O.N. Council to hdp off. campus students deal with those problems uqique to them. The counciLwould provide students with a ronim to express their needs and co~~ns. It co~Ld also work with Umv.ersi ty Helghls and other community centers to improve relations with local residents~ This l . l off-campus A.C.T . I.O.N. can work with·the Off-campus Housing orfice i·n- findina housing alternatives surroundinc the Amherst Campus. With vinually all undcraraduate ~epartments eventually hein& situated oo the Ambersl Campus, housio& in the sWTou.nd.in& area will become a priority. 1 am a fresh face to a Student A.sloci.rioo. that oeed.s to clear out the clas!Y manikins and make way for ~, innovative bonest and truly representative people. Many problems can face the studellts of the um-sity of Buffalo in the followiaa year' if their needs aod ~~DO\ properly voieed to ' . ... f"tnt, is the SA bucJFt. I wiU meet wilh each cl'ub and orpaizalioo before the bud&et beariaa w CliiUR that I have lilt inlflht ote*d lQ treot eKh lfOIIP equaDy Md fairly. My penonalaools and objectives ~is~~wpro~ as a Studellt ' Auociatioo Seoalor repraaatation indude protectin& ltudeol safety .. it hu beai.., important issllo O!!d Secoad, is my ·CODilll....,.J, .the should not be ..;..p. Under ...the off .-pus ltlllk:DI. Wbal I ba-n carpet. The paths on the Main plaDned_ for here, is aD .orr c.npus Street Campus have to be better couocil. This will ... a - I J { oft in the evenina hours, and on the campus ~ odlo "will ad as Amhecst Campus, a Studeot Safety liaooa b e t utlcati, the Patrol has to be put into dfect to ...commaaity oaad til ' pdllcc. keep the dorm studeniJ safe. 1l>er<: Hopcflally, bdp to.,_~ it only one pauol car by · Pulilie, · tensiol! tbalewo in the off campus Safety at oertain times of the aiabt" Hi, I' m V"K:lor OutietTez. I alt. and " students deserve ' more -;;..,._nt the.StUdentrUnlliaa for l ,.....;;..,__"""': protection that this. Better UniYenity, SUBU . I'm · runniaa for dona scnator, Elect . and .t: Comp. Enaincer, and I shaD tackd these issues: in the deci_sion mat;.a- proceos. The Studeat Aaociatioa must tate the initiative to ao oui to tbe studellu, talk with them, fmd out what their needs aod opinioas are azxt. submit th~ direcdy to the Administration by way or polls, pditions and refcrcodums . Strona Advocate of: -Centralized Stude~~t Uoioa -Studeol Ajd Patrol -Studeot increased involvement in student aovemment -lnaeued Studmt UnifiCation -lmpoiuace of Wo!"en's Affairs on campus -Maia Street Bus Shelter -Democ:nlic Allocation of FUDtls -F...-a o1 UBPIRG. -LDbbJiaa for Enforcement of Studeol Votlaa RiahiJ I rePresent a platrorm or Stutleats a-bin& New Heights iD ~- ......,:!"- nr this"" I . Parkin& on MSC 2. Jnteraratina dorms ) . More Main St . representation and more activities on Mai{l Sc.. 4. Centralized Student Union-includina CNT S. • The effective working oL SASll, NYPIRG, and ACTION 6. Senate controf of financial mattcn • 7. Stroaa Cbairpenon to be a watchtlcis over the treasurer and if neotlcd an ._...secs starr wllicb I have worked extealiwly willl rni&ht include aa accouatant. I . Uniliaa all aovemmeotal various iatcmatiODal oqaaizatioas. Oools aad Objectives bodies-aad duba. ~ ..,....,;vee~ and oo-onlinated the . -Subsidiud Off-Campus lint ~ Ia Squire I Housio& wu respoosib&e for commonjcwtjon -Home tm!iroveraent l'rolram betwcca these aad other -Door-to-door Voter Rqistration Drive , me valuable _....,. ia doalill& -e.pud orr..campus -... willl........_ · ~. Servic:a aad otr1t:es or_, t1ot1. "The a - student Uviai off· The llUdoal -">a is a ~ campus may leel trapped ia problem II U.B. The II dilapidaled houJia& IIIII fl'lllltnlle4, ow bell riPt - · I ~ il. overall, with lllelr liWia COIIditiom. ttow-, I feel piau SpecifiC llepo .c:aa be Iaten to =..~ ...u a flll&l eombtlltloia. • .-w. ..__......... Thif .... CN'[- ~ s.~s.u. dde&atc . -=iJected..tD.:S.A.S, U. Boatd of l>irecfor\. . - - - - . oo Academic lntelrtt y Comiilittee -served on Praideotial Hearing Committee The POINT Pany Platform: ...J.(!reatt_an objective voice in I he Senate trY and ~ate pcnonalit) ~~ plqued last year 's senate and club s -,Support oraanizalions help clubs be come less respoDJible to SA keep club profus within lh< club · -Keep both campuses alive bdp WRUB in hein& able to t111D1111ilto AmiMnt Campus ~ for •udellt'tlollan dO naytlliaa -1>1e to make So\ a ..-ntalioa or the whole •udeol body, not just a odoct few .... liu ...... in tbe pul. r----,~~--...., =-. ..-..-ne T - rilll&t il _.....,...,. l'>e worked bard ia the~ year u a Dorm s-oi-, Mdllatead to wed _.,. li8nlto ...,._ lilt ........U.o(llle olfampus '~ Thank ,... f• your ' - ' oa MO"'j)AY aotl TUESDAY, ~- Out or to- ......... Deed - protealao a.. ...... . lllilht.dlolllllta - I*'Y SUBU . _ . . t.4IDid "tlloolt 1111" .... 0.--b. 1 have.., oiher .... ltloia Uti I • - you do too. I MJIIIIIiD io.al rcir lilt _ . . this willlilloa II ,._ ... VOTB TODAY • and fiBLP Slljuoiblr · · -· MAU OFF-CAMPUS ' UPI! ~-lito V-SUIU. J;;JVBQLE. o4ljot:dw ..... ~ tbe __ bop•-· __ _.....,_ ..... ..........., ............... ..__."". .,._...,. ........ nil.~toalow • - -----.1-'tl Thit_l...,.to_thc_ tak.c ar~at ............. .., .,.,..... .. a ..,._lildtldiil.,.. a...... or ..ACDOit eooo.ca. nil ... ___, . . dlllJitloNnil1 . . . . . . . . . . oldie . . . ........................ ..................... ................. ___.....,.................... _ ...... tlonD ~ ....... ....... _...,_ ... ........, Ill_""...., .......... _.. ....,...._ Dana YQDIBJ ..................... rar Seular. ......... Uwlll .. Tllue Ia .. ollriotla """ ......... __...,..,... ..-lJ .. alljeodwlt)'. ---- n.t ........ Rllf....... .., .................. ,_,1 II ac--a _ _dtla __ _ die . .I.r.l . . .tl!ot . . .I . _ Wltll _..,., !l'f!,., . - . . . , ...... • - a -.a .......... ................... . . . . . . 1-·--·-- ..wroria--.-. "'*"' --- willl rllotorlt:,... ,... ... . llcard It(SA) .. Wore . ..._. I WOllld lilte 10 . . -....~.e. CIIN1'aAUZ8D UIOON-CNT, . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . filr~lllt Mala Street aad Aallcnt . . . . . ......_ .. _be,ilil uae *- IGO.,.. aad lila PliO .,. . .~ .,lfllll. . . . . . ............... 10....-,........ ......,., ..,..u ... _ . . . . . . . , n i l _ .... ._.to .. t1oo lllllllll or a <*tala llridCJ towardl lid: of ~ .,.... die 10 . . . . . ollbe Oft'- ¥On POINT! te ................ .... , . . ., ......... to .... lllt ._.....,. .. .,_ror . ..._.. 1111 ,_w dilL IIIII . �Statements let me, your candidate hear your issues. or many areas, l plan to stri~ for better security. a fair budaet and most important aivt the students of U.B. a chua t~ bt bewd rllrouah my pony Zalirh and mysdf. Rancmber wt"'rc at the top for you . the Unive-sity and kx.al and state aovcrnmcnt b«a.usc they arc unoraaa.iud and consequently underrepresenrod •• all levels or decision maJr.ina . To correct this situation. 1 woukl push ror I) a mas.si~ YOll:l' rqisuation dri~ and follow-up pn>aram 10 aet srudmrs to the polb. thus aivina saudents raJ powu in lhe dry and · state aovernmcnt; 1) a ccntralizrd studenl union on the Amh<nr Campus to increase social interaction and orpniu.tion amona stl>llmts; and l) a comrninee compoacd or students and cornmllllity membon ro deal with the problaDs of ltudenl howina in the Uni-.iry ..... 1b< ialpartaDt problaD Durin& ~ pruediDa year I ..... faciN today's UB stl>llmt is b<cn extmndy ldi.. in speakina our for thoS< individuals tbot moot fiiDdlooiaa witb a Uniw:nity- .. campus politiclaru•• either overlook or avoid oompletely. Tbete same aroups, womea, minoritiea, and interaatioaal .......... takCD toa<tber ~ rhe lar)<ll ...,._,of stl>llmll heR 01 ~ Univenity of Buffalo. 1\Cy experience u cbairpenon of the UDivenity Commit!« for QuaJily Cbildcare aod tramnr ODd - . r y of the Nad¥0 American~ Pa>ple'l AJiiaace make Ill< uniquely qualifiCd IO rqnM111 rhis majorlly in tbo Studcllt Auociatioa Seaate. Pleue - e ror ..,. 00 dcctloe day. senaae, studmts d«1ed to ensu~ proper disbursement of our mandarory rca. In rhe pow rhe senate has noc. curcl.sc: its powa to 1overn rhelc spendinas. ,..,_ was aor eno\llh invatiprion dono on issues bn>uahr befor\, the senate, before makinJ a decision. ,..,_ was a lrock of parienc< by - e . and decisions - e hasr.Uy •mide..,. some issues. I fed I bar I b e - · Is an important pan or ltR ...... IDvmutl<nl and should be takGI ""'"' oerioully. As a senal or I will inYOIIiptc -'> issue in order to make the best dedsion . I will n<M lit afraid IO ¥oicc my opinion, bur IO pur all my eftCI1ics lnro makinJ sun rhar luua an handled adcquetly. very - - Is built the' dMolosa o( two-· 11111 such thlap .. a centralized St•dent uioa, a . . _ ..... nrdio . . . . . ODd ~ busina ._ ,_., of a -'tyto111. WUt ""ca't afford to U.., Is I'm ru..u., .. 1M SUBU u iaterully di•ided studcat ticket-StiOdeau United for a .......-. Solf-w. politbl Jldter ~ a oomm.......-. ..... *-Pod within Clllldidale. Ovtl aala focus Is our .,.... Tiley ..... -pitted studesll salidlritJ. h Is ~ tb....._ apialt each • 9lber, lbal all UB • ..._.lie liard as one witboou coasidoriaa their W>lce. ............... to tbe ............ 1\Cy - - - iaduda faciaa the stMdeall of tbil Commuter Affairs Auillaat U"'-"ity. c:oontm.or aod S...o Soc:ntary. For aa u.dl¥ldod UB, -e I bow tbloullr ~ tbol tile DAVID MIRANDA · and main problaD c:omaluter 1tl>llmu snJDENTS UNITED FOR A , fate Is no place on campus oo JII!Tl1!11. UNIVERSITY. iclcntify with . I will wort for a 1b< pook- do¥elopod by the Uke the ! poinu of a "ST AAII. " CCDJDuter 1o.._ one! .-.,..., Seaate )'OV clo<t ~ bow a lulina I ..... ' ""~lor poontl 10 my cmter 10 thO! ......,......, will ..... and peT-.! tffeot on ««·Y platform f01 Sludcnr -¥sodarlon a place IO identify with . m<mber of the It~ body , Some Smator. I cncouraae the commuccr or lhc issues to lie a6drftaod: As lhe patty name cl<norca , 1 stucknllto take an aaiw pan in the - Whether to commit ourlrivo wot.tld like 10 ll.raa the need for Uai-.ay commuaily by ...... 0U1 """' to a oaat...a.od stlldcal WUOII Ullj..,.,y .........0 CDIMiwUcau and -m,. It Is :rour Uai-y or allow en •••J•Pithetfc . . . . . . . . . , . _. . . . . .0 .... roo. I ....U..illnllblto dfclarc our . - . Smale lhrouab I he llpoctrum, pools -~ tbot )'OVr alii! 1 and phooe rnandalory fOOl art allocOiod In a I would also Uke lhe Smale ro tlcm<>cntk ........., . r \ follow"'' on ilounro koop"YOV " - lmplcmmlatlon or .. ~foctlvc 1nformed on the rwos.res~ Of mu.lb voc• reaitt.radon plm ~:01\Cu"c.nt Of In LUUC . Thirdly. I would like 10 make wit)a cfforu 10 aruu lhc W>lce rhey dacn-c on lhc local Qudmtl more IWUC Of I he fldUtt. commuftity. offered a1 tltb University lhrouab My lop priority this yew will be Help "' aclueve rnuh •. Show n,.,. aNI bullelina. 10 uy ro rao1 .. the probJemo "" Aloo, I would lite 10 make ....,,. yow IUpport Ia the polls lhi> bod loa year witJI the budael. I im prou••nla on the OfiiD think JC.eooy 1... and Bob Ha}dom """'*Y aod T.-lay. f.,...t., Malo Sc- dorma. sbould aet toa<tber and.,.- ooe Last.ly, ~ aao.loao ........ budael o r - ....-ole fKI to ~T. . . . uA.t:Uwloltls ... distributed _.. foltly 10 . . ~ the ....... bocklaa lbelr owa the bed"- or ..,, . . _ _ . . . . . •• 'tbeltudeau'neode." .......... .....,_r,. -..,. AI St.... I would also Jill to uy to sioe t... '~ S.... 1 - I I U to the stays .. objoctlft .. ..-~-.JorttJoldlt ...... poaible. t.. the ., ........ o,lltiaM. Ia c:larly llllk-1 wouldn't- ......... I . . . . . . . . . . . . t ... to...,._.... . . . . . ill ......... ..., .. .._ ....._ for • -doe otf• . _ ..... Is _.., for -t -t ..........____ ......, ...---u-. • "'*"" _...., ... ,_........., .......... ....._to-......,_ .............. ,.... I_.._., .. ., ..... _ • .......................... ............... . . ... ,.. • Jllllllbltlat or ..... .,.wlc. T..... w • f - a •otl-od 11114 " SA ................. ., iolput,l --· Eucutl¥0 Director of tile ....... c.,s. UstiiU _,ot!MOIMr ......... l • c-.o.~s, .......... s-a ... ....... _ , . , , . . . . . ......... So ,., ....... _ , o r _ .... ... _ toe)'- .. - - s. no-. • ............. Off. cud for Ofr.camp .. ~¥On! JOIOj T ,..,., •••• •I oa th ""*'· . utt a.u.a.u. ~ Ullltlsre,., • ...... _.._ .... _, -..., .., .................... ........ ,......... ............ . ... ....,_ .... ............... _ . .. ............... _.__ ....... _,.... ....................... ........................ ,.___ . .................. -.. -. ......... .................... ,......... __._.,........... _..... ................. ... ..... .................. ..- .. ,.... ................. _......... ...... ............................ ....., ........ .. ltn• Usol-wtrl ,.,.,. AI ........ oi\WOdrllua ..... ~ IA"*'MII ... .................. .uri...... ...,.. ol1llt-·-~..., ........ AMoclllltla ... I I .... a tllore•lll ....... .,I.A. to ......... I . . _ ...... LeN . . . 1.111. • ........ otr..a..... .. .... . . . . . . . . . AC'I10N .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AIIIJ -- lllllhellll .., . . ....., Alllt rd _ -...... ...... U... C.M.T, II a ..................... II ......... �. . - Movie Co. welcomes back students with an invitation to participate in the filming of THE NATURAL, a major motion picture starring Robert Redford and Robert Duvall .now filming in the Buffqlo area. Jo.i n us on Gollege Night Bring your friends-all are welcome ·to participate. in the filming on Wednesday night, S_e ptember 21, from 6 pm to midnight at War Memorial Stadium. Major prizes, hot dogs, soda, beer, entertainment, film immortality, and Robert Redford. You must w~ar dark, solid-colored slacks and jackets and white, tan, dr grey shirts or blouses. Directions to Stadium: Take Route 33 ..west to Best Street, right on Best St. to the stadium. (Look for more details in Wednesday's ad in The Spectrum) Audltlona for S.T.A.O.E.'a Production of DEATH TRAP �sports Soccer te~ ups record to 2-0 than Geoeteo•s dd'ensemen,... wut able to ron:e the Gmeseo aoalie to make oevora1 difficult saves. V.'S LEAD incmu<d to l.O, 24 minutes iDto the SC<OIId balr wllon FeJ,emacbor drove an Ahmet Yildizlar <rOll iDto the left side or tho net . " It was .., easy oo a Dice food hom Altmet", ro<OUDted Fola<mach<r. One minute and six SC<OIIds was all that sq>ara~ed the Bulls from roconlina thdr IIO!COIICI strallht shut out. Gmaco Stale (0.1) ocored thdr lone .... orr a deflected cross thai left UB aoalie Otto Orf hdplas. o.r mac1o six ..... durina thepme . . Goutmclina searu to be a Bulls this year . Otf and Gary Kopacr will share th< duti.,, altmlatina each aame. "As rar as I'm «>nemmed, thoao two IUYI are so cvtn that it would be 1 shame for OM" to sit the bench the r:ntirt' year." tommaued e.posito. Althouah pleased with th< ~tr<~~~~h Field Hockey Royals defeat Brockport Tho UB Royals rodd HOtk<y squad upped iu rooord to 2-C, With • ) ·2 victory ova homatandina Brockpon State Thursday ancrnoon . Senior whlk S<nior Kelly McQiynn tallied the oth<r. lutKason th< Royals def<ated Brookport 2· 1 forth< Now York Stat< till< . .. We're set tina up our plays vny ftU ," Amrs said. " EvC'fyont has tht )>Oia>tlal to ocoro on thb team ." Royalll>altendor Betky llarth completed hef second scralJht pmt and turned in I nne pcrrorman«. "Betky had a lot mot'< shots takm on lin', " Amos sold. " She cllllc up witb ) or 4 key uv<S when our dof<ns<s brok< down ." Tho Royals wiU llay on the roed u th<y tlk< on Wells Colkp Wednadlly aftnnooo. -aln Tricia Ames J<O<ed two tools. WEDNESDAY NIGHT the UB Hoerner said, "Th< p1 was a Bulls c:ontinuod their winnina ways, nuke . I was tryina to c:ross the hall ddeatina visitina Gmeseo Swe l·l and wasn't lhinkina about on Amherst Campus '1 AJW1111i JC:Orin&." Despite O(IUbootina Gonosoo Arona Fldd. Tho vidory raised tho Bulls overall record to 2.0. State I )-4, the Bulls ontored followin& an 11.0 drubbini or halftime with a slim ooo pJ!iad. a-It Sal ~o anployod the o..man CoiJqo laSl -opa>oc1 · UB's Jerr Hoon><r tho -lies to 101 up a new fonnalion JCOrina 21 minw .. iDto tho pmo. iDtmclod to coofuso the visitors and Tho frallman transr.. studmt rrom opeo up the Bulls orr...... Tho"""- 1o stnttq:y worked to Wost Vii'Jinla received a drop pus rrom Kwt ~ c~oop iD tho perfection, allowiJI& the Bulls to riabt comer; he sliced tho b&ll iDto briai the b&ll up lldd m11t11 """" able to the upper riabt hand comer or tho quitkly. UB's d.r..,. net the divlna a..-.. State dear the b.n ow or til* 11011e, aoalie. wbo only .......,..S to.., bio fftdina tho offeue that wu r._.;po oo the - · Cclebntinl tla*lna dowe the lidollacs. Tho his lint .,......: collollale ..... Bulh fllnfOI'ds, -'<:oaltly quicker outcome of the pme, coach Elpooito was far from satisfied with his t ..... 's play. "We stiO need IIOfD< work on the basics." e.posito poiDted out that, "You must romembor that this was a tonfermte pmo and k mak., It thai mutll toupor. We don't apoc1 any easy cooformt< pmos. ' - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - This is a vory tompetltlv< thlnk any funhn' down the road playina Brookport Stal<. The t<arn cooJtftiiCO." than our nut pmo. W< have to will play their nut home pmo on A r.. uro p i of the tam Is to play ooo pmo 01 a time booa- If Salurday, Sqscembor ll aplnst win the Wostmt DMsloD or the you look abetld som<bocly's tolna llisitlna HOIII!Uon CoUep. a.m. SUNY Atblcclc Collf.....,.. As to lllp by you ." time Is ocheduled fO< l :OO ~ the Esposito nota, "WI...U., the The Bulls were away this Amhorst C.Sput's Alumal Arona 001\ftftiiCO Is ovory~hllla . F..- wookmcl 01 Hoban and wW be on Field, where tht Bu lla are there you ....,. on . 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StwtdM • ~ Cell ••.untos. eox ""'*HG. c.cs ,..,.., ,...._ car,.._, •• -..-. c:Mh. 'fiiiiCIIIuftl. DOI.Ik.£ llD .......,..., ~ ,.,.,.., . .C*IIeM COI"'ddllloft.. 170.00 or tiNt ott. 137-..,., MMOO£l.£D FAIIIMHOUU FOA SAl.l 011 J .... K:I'W,OIIOMk,. . . . . . . Uic:heft. ~ .................... HNo&ec>e..S~:Jtwftt, fr\ol01 lf'IIM.10 ~.~ GSEU Steward• Meeting September 21 Diefendorf 6 7:30pm Steward• and Member• Welcome Advertise In a paper that pri des Itself on Readership and Resu lts. LOST I FOUND ABORTIONSERVICES Student Rates Free l'reglancy Testtng 883-2213 Erie Medical Center 50 H~ Street-5th floor 3074 Bailey Ave. ABLE AGENCY (N..r K•oui"l!tonl WASH- 60C DRY- 35 C /for.35 minutes OPEN 8 a·. m . ·1 0 p .m . 7 DAYS A WEEK 25eO Bailey Bllo. INSTANT FS CARDS 896·3388 FREE ESTIMATES One Of The Nation's Leading Employers Is Now Interviewing On Campus. SPECIAL NUCLEAR ENGINEERING PRESENTATION The Spectrum D•te: Thuracby, September :u , 1913 loom 211 , hlbert H•ll Times: 3:00 · 5:30P.M. And 6:00 ·7:00P.M. The Largest Dally tudent Newspaper In New York. Dniped to show SeniorsiJuniors how they un e•m $1000 Amonth while 1tlll In school. INTERVIEWS WILL BE CONDUCTED liiJII$jjJif DAte: W..._..y, October 6, 1913 Pilla: ~ (AiftiHI. , Ul CA'*' tt.H Tl-: t:11 A.M. • 5:11P.M. lfttetwlew ... for: IENGINEEIING, PHYSICS, CHlMISTIY and MATHEMATICS MAJOIS AND Date: liMlE CHICKEN WINGS STARTING AT II n.......,, ~ 6, 19n Place: Mallt Street ea....., n-: t:ll A.M. • 5:11 P.M. ......... for: AU MAJC)aS fOR USE IVA liONS AND PU..SCIIEN INfOIMATIOIN CO,NTACT THE CAllER PlANNING OffiCE 01 < OffiCER MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS 111 WEST HUlON STilET IUFFALO, N.Y.14la (716) 156:-1730 I �SERVICES UUAB Concerts proud~ presents AND PftOFESSIONAL ft£SUWE and 5I NEW CA£DfT CAAOt Nobody refueold! '4tiO , YISA/Mut...c:Md. C.ll 1-ec&e87~ • • 1. AN EVENING OF JAZZ NEED A ~ COWl' ....et? . . l.IMwllty ,.... Henimen, lllelln.,_.~U1 -2!M.. ~110. . GOOAA l.ES80HS-~ ......_hal ~lror..tou.ltUclllntL~ VOCE LESIONS-....._ J'OUI' Y01Dt wfttt ~·~~ TYPING COMEDY PRINTING I COPYING CENTERS DIZZY ILLESPIE SUPER FAST · PRINTING QUICK COPY RESUMES FLYERS POSTERS IIAOIIETIC SIGNS ttu•aEA ITAIIIINtl L£TTERHUDI THESIS 8USINESS CARDS ENVE:LOPU WEDDING INYJTATlONS TY"NO UHLMrT£0-'- att wour typMg ~ CIII1U-7133lodey'lll --· UNCLASSIFIED (m ile ) cent bMra, 2 to S. IIN)AOWAY JOFS-10 NATIONAL WHOLESALE Wwk-~~OPLE NEEDED CALL (716) 634-1770 Fw .._. ....... ......., J111-laltrMt.M!Halo. A.J . Ul-0101 ARTS BARBER ·SH~O:;tr::-~-~--=-:::--~- STEVE I.ANDESBERG t"'a_A_RII_R_·_m_u_s_T_ . __ 614 MINNESOTA AVE. r (AT ORUANS) HOMECOMING WEEKEND Saturday, October 8, 1983 Alumni Arena 8pm CUT $4 no appt. STYLE $5 necessary with student J.D. 'till 9/24 Hours lam-6pm Mon, Tuea, Thura·lat Reserved tickets available at Harriman ticket office and capan record outlet. $5.501$8.50 students and alumni $8.501$9.50 general public • SUD 1'7\DOAP.O :ICiOIIE.IIIC. . Sponae...cl by Unlve,.lty Union Actlvltlea Boerd In co-operation with Alumni A..oclatlon A .WUWU SHOWCASE EVENT r-- -;/ ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS Moeey I• available for .,• .a •t...._te reeeardl toward ftna1 Maeter' • or Doctoial lewt ptofect. The Grad•••• RacM~rce A.tteM ~~ Protect of tiM GSA ha• .... , to provkle •P to 1100 for ........ aM ISIS for PHD caaktat-. . AppUcatloa• are available ln the GSA offtc.e. lOS Tolbert Holl (AMCI. Drop/Add Info. DEADLINE Frtdav, Sept-bu 30, 1913, 4p.a. Stud•t• from all facultla are ...,...S to applv. DROP/ ADD DATES: AUGUST 22- SEPTEMBER 16 Thank !IOU for IIOUf atteatloll aDd c:oop.ratloll Ill tllla -tter. If !IOU have aay q_....., coetact tiM GSA office. ..a- DROPi ADD SITES: AUOUSJ 22 SEPTEMBER 2 2 PARKER (All Studenll) 101 BELL (Junk>n & Seniors) 202 BALDY (Freshmen 4 Sophomores) SEPTEMBER 6--90 12 16 2l'ARKER (All Studmll) ,202 BALDY (AU Studcnll) DROP/ ADD HOURS: AUGUST 22-26 9:-l:OO AUGUST 27 A U 12:Q0..-4:00 AUGUST 29-SEPT:"l 9:-l:OO SEPTEMBER 6--9 11:00--l:OO SEPTEMB£R 12-16 11:00--l:OO llliEJtE ~Y.IE NOAQil\ EVEN B Y - ~ §i1£Mju 16, tii\ I ~ 2 PA&ICBil AUGUST 29--SEPTEMBER I 12:00--l:OO SEPTEMBER 6-<-1 12:00--llOO SEPTEMBER 12-U 12:00--l:OO 2112 BALDY Slli'"TEidER 19--22 ID CENTER OPEN MONDAY AUGUST 29, SEPTEMaEa 12 A 19 UNTIL 1 P.M. REPLACEMENT FEE ~ 12.00 ----~~~~~~ �etc. of the da) uAn honest politician Is one whu, when he Is bo111ht, will stay boqht." -Simo~~ Cameron .- lllldy Hlllll6 .. t11o AC •Y dQ , _ lo-4 _..., , .. .. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-09-19 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-09-19 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n11_19830919 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. This award-winning newspaper has been published continuously since 1950, and three times a week it provides news stories and in-depth coverage of campus events and sports.</p> <p>Funding for the creation of this collection was received from the <a href="http://www.wnylrc.org/">Western New York Libraries Resources Council</a> through the <em>Regional Bibliographic Data Bases </em>and<em> Interlibrary Resources</em> <em>Sharing Program</em>.</p> <p>Please see our <a href="http://library.buffalo.edu/specialcollections/about/policies">rights management information</a> for policies regarding use.</p> </div> Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006 Document A resource containing textual data. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre text. 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IIMnad ol dNga bo1nQ u DonllcO- -attitude • o1mp1o - CIIIIIC nr II It "WWIo II the bol- The role of the comk: page haa alwaya been larger than moat people h to be. The loct tl\al Il ia, MXIIO I... front- . poaalbly ,.,. moo1 FMd MCiion ol ,.,. - Wlll•hl' l •frOnHhe11hlllct-IO·hl'• ..........- ~._, .... The ~ aollloqulot by_, ol clio vlclimo lftd ,.,. ol the ........, _ _ oo n _ .... _ --i ly n the~ . ahouldgiwlact.,.to ,.,. maaa audience ~­ by atr1p and by lovr· color magazine. There Ia the anapplng aoelo/I>Oi n ~ utlre ol , . _ , ....... - l f t d · .... Tile 1101nt ol Cyllorv lftd vlcllm.. _..., ""'' not _.,... 1 - lot tile piN and lhe ~a llmploiiOint, IO be a..., bul- 100 oooyto.....-lna-... ot the adhotlal cartoon-:-the alfectiwl , _ vaiwl olt.,. Iunny animal. Wlllmay andlrnagln&tlon""" be Ml lnaa In a 1- p - . reltecllng high adventure, or ahoWtftQ ua the payo-la uaually aaaoclotoa whh tripping ... _ - .. a ...,.. boy'a .,_.,.._ Fo< well _,,Uf'Y now, the comic- - haa offered a laroet·than-Hfe wtndowbywhk:ll-rmo,yvlew :t.:~===~=: ,... ::r:.,-:: - - ....... lirm lftd ...... Society. ~-..­ -olhot-a;a- l n 1 • • • - o l - -. _"' ...,..__,..,........odlyl.... _, __ 0,_ ,..._,_uaall~ a n d _ , . . ..... action..our " " ' - ' - y and our ln-iwl ................. ...,,,.,..,.,ion. and _,_.ur St-. - --tlleManol In tury, octad out ol ; o ..,_,· --""'~ .. ____ .,.., ..... _.._ ... ..... ------.......... _ _.,_ ------... ....... ...... ... ................ ....... -.......... -........ --· ____ ... .. ,... ... ....... ..., -----.-. .......... ....... ._ .... _......... .. ..__...,_._------· .......... . ......... ..,... __ .., ............ _ .. .......... ___ .. .......... ..- ........... -... pteylng Oft · - -lei ou r--...... --__ -_ -·...,_,-.,_ .. __ .. --. -·- ..... --··---10-· -... ........ ............. ---· ......... _ .. _.......... .. -.. ....... ........... __ .... ........................... ---·----.____ ............. .................. ....... ........ ___ ------................ .. __ ..... .......... ... -=-= .... _ .................. .. .......... _ .._................ . .._. =.......-.... -------:::=--......... --_,_ _...... ....... -~-10-- iidlwcA•• ONeldlra. 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Oftl ufto tlrl- whO ._..._ our realitleo. and o.. ol ...... -----~, lbllft OI Of WIIVII CWffOVI relat,.""'" ol _ _11..., and ~ u q--'"1 al'-ion lhnl nigh a Cerloln key · - · Oland out, In • production .. unllofmly ~aathla.The-­ .,.. ..., ......,.., . .... •MMfloel- .............. 1&100 · -· and ........... ....leal Ia ........ 1N11t: IIIIa 111111 - ....... ...., ........., ,.....,_....,,.. kill, - _•. . , - .. 7-uP. 'IIte ................ _ ..,._.. .....,._ ,.,. ...... .............., ... _ --. _..., ......... .................. .. ..... _.......... ------....................... _.. ..... �" Movement.,,,. ,., ' ' , . f 0 G. School . 11 East Utica Street fa// 1983 ~ Buffalo, New York 14209 ' D ce Schedu•e (716)882-7676 an '?i(}. REGISTER NOWIII CALL: 882-7676 ~--v- "- _- I ~ t...~ - ~ . -, • -::: • ~ .,:::._..... 1 D.C. comics enter the war OD druas ,_ lwA DCW book on famous f~sbips s.One JOOd u.nscary honor movie ooc bad one 9---- CUrtains Up! for the theater dislrict,.s 198344 season UDda ud llonni< ud l.W. and Sally aDd keith, this week's token Ydln>alooome II- . 10- LoU or stuff to do tbis week! Gee OU1 there and do it 1 Who, - · ............... wby ... , 12. Polllbly the bcst-writtca part or 1M wbolc: isloe. Prodlg•l Sun -F--_.._,..__ ---D ........ IC ,.....1 Y~ll -Oitlttth ~-..._ Cwasl II C,.lchillt Hopldn.a ...... .... ... - · CIIIIIAI'" Koehl< --~.._. ,. 0 I' -~~ .s- ie a pubHeMkwl ot .... , ,...,.At~ ·-·-fof____.. Jlto-111--.lnc. 11!&97"e1?N 11. y. '5 ,t:?RSr IN7tAW.4~ CaH,.e, ri1N7i'ISY ( .!JF CON'n"Nr..t:W -JolntbyComm-llond AcMrttelnO ..,._ to 8tui:WI1a. Inc. ,.,. Cltculollon - - :10,000 ____ .. ---InC. ----..... ---------......... -_,ol ..... v..... - . - . ..... v.... I_T.......,_~ CawJ1N - - N.Y. T11o ..., _ . . . . . , .. _ b y l l l o n oo-Jo,_br_ I I & , T - N . Y. f4fa - ... - . - ·- . .. - - .. ~,_·u. ............. - _. . CML a a.~NM,lUI'fE _...... ·----~ �m -·-"A t i i d t a i I o r , Michealis overlooked he sleeves and kets when ripping ut the seams of hese mysterie-s ." frlondllhlpa. TM tamou1 frtendahlpa •x•mtned are: the one between aculptor laamu Noguchi and lnwtntor Buckmln ettr Fuller: bualneu .,ocutlvo K. leMoyne 81111ngo and John F. Konnody; and cornodlans Don Aykroyd and John Beluahl. • n thr" frlendah..,a etarttd Defore the.M men dlatlngulahed theme.etv. In thetr IMida and laat~ through their Individual aucceaMa.. Unfortunately, the uamlnauona r«naln eupertlclat. Mk:Malltlt overty cauUoua not to ptHume or theotll:t - - - - - - --"Y Steve Griffith T r.ta put weekend I recetved another poatcard from Europe. this lime hom Donmart<. My tn.nct John lo currently backpacking hla way actoll tM continent. I know not to expect an on:Hnary postcard from John. WhM\ you think of Oenmartl, you think of tuUpa. When you think of a postcard from Denmartt. you think of trellhly blouomed tullpo dangling under a bright Spring aun. If John was cynk:al about Denmark. I woukt haYe found 1uch a bouquet In my mailbox wfth a few glib Unu to bind and gag lt . But John llkea O..maB and, 80, I received a poatcard of a reconatructed tribal aacrtnc• of a horM O¥W a bog wHh a captkH't: ''Whoa, Wilbur, they got me now." Now, when I think of Denmart<. I will think of a ho<aa'o hide draped- a twancha otagnarrt pool . And, lrwwtabty, IIIla equine remnant will make me think of John and the pteaaure l'w from our lriendllhlp ol,_ ~lgh achool. Devld lllc:n.Jta' _ , of FrltMda ta full of eccounta of one man'a ottoct upon anothe< through lrlendllhlp. ln olx uparato chapton, 1>o tollo tl>o otory ot ln.ndlhlpa bet weer~ tamoua- men and men who h••• ah ared apeclat ad•enturea. lollcMalla' motivation !of recountinq, • - anything. Moat ol hla mat.,la l Ia aecond hand Dlograplllcal lnlofmallon and quotoo from frlondo of thO trlondo. Ahhougn 11'0 6nterHtlnQ to tearn how Bllllnga found hlrnoelf1n tne Kennedy Wlllto Houoo and Juot Ayfuoyd and llelullhl mot, oacn chapter .-ado llko a TV blograplly, one omoothl)' wrltlen but unrevealing actnarto etltr another. A llmld tailor, Mlchaallo -looked tl>o • - and pockelo....., ripping out thO _,,of • - myoteriM. We know rrom t..rty rell~ whMI... that the r~ ol theM IMn UIUIIIY entalt«<ll'l activo t>alanctng of - a l l t y dlfterencao. Yet tonolono are doflnod. tl>o t'MCMN 0Htrt1 to know tM neoauve aa ... , Mlho pooH loa chargoo ot a trlondllhfll, 1>o to given cliched e•pretalone. Mlc neatle .,plaine 8 111lngo ' undying attontlorl to Kennedy •• lollowa : "*' retatlonlhlpa Ia that "Amencan are -atod no1 tor tl>o ac:h-1 of a loyal, laatlng, and algnlfk:ant fliendahlp wtth anothol man but !of tl>o - • of a olgnlflc:ant and~ tor tl>o a c : h - t ot a loyal, looting and lruhlul " ' " ' " -" He tllllln gtJ ••• oo mmured ro lrltMHIJhlp •• • co""'"'"'· UN motf ltrtpotfattf ol ""kilt .... 1-..eloUI loyaffr; YO<I ltood 01 ,,W ltleltd l't lilt' cJtrc&MUIIncw.. pro-at-. - Certainty, ~lo lmPOflant In otrotalnlng o the PatiOOIIlcol. frlctlorlof olomonto ot admiration orMI jMiouey wlllch ....... _,.,.,., oompany7 No rotltlonaltlp It aa pure aa A,l'touQll -Jp:-t;;i·;..,ll - · tl>o a u t ' - . _ , , that py and f..,lnlol publlchy hao reatralnod the - - ot mate llondlng, he o • -lrnallon of ~lor lila wedoand _ ___ ..,.,...._,.... lacll of oudl ~-kind of- ..... female, wi th whom •• And-abouttherare~- 1t1oo to ...... IOglllhor tho myol- ol long ...... 1>11- .... leollng- .,.,, tlftalljr, bo tl>o etufl of ,. liOUfetlvo 1o pam- • olfecllvo prod lor .. -int h rollttonahlpl. , _ ooaift, tho floe ,... 0111 M -lo lo no1 yot on oaatououo tor.- a-le ot • puule ao ............,. '"' thO - •· n1 rater to thai ._.. tho bog In DeMiorll and Hoten to tlleJ -7 not " " - out wlln tho from w1t1c:11 " orlgln8lod7 - P~ ehare our uncortalntiOO and ontnu-.7 Ate .... lrnpoflonl lnf~ upon --..- - · - l l k a to butwflatabout _ _ and~___ _ lnftuonooa upon OW pullllc ..i ,...,.y -ron- - - - o u t o l .... .................. ................................... . moultt. : START TOMORROW "****" ~---"ll"S AWIISOMPJ •• .A ftJNNY. SEXY, APPt'ALING MOVIE:' ......-.a..--- i i i l Ale JOU IMflng ........ lllle IMue of the PRODIGAL SUN end tlllnklnl •P ara••••IJ, "H......,.I I oen oertalnly write _ belter ...nthlai.,WII.......,..._thet .. ..., .. wfttl JOU, but JOU'N IMited to . , . •• who would ... to ...... tor .... PRODIGAL Ia IMIIed to en lllfarnlal IIIIMIIIIg lllle a.turdey, .... ......, Meet 1 p.m. In 14 8eldy Hal on ... ue Alnher8t c.tnpue. No quallfloetlone .,. ,......_ ,....... 01 old, atudent or non. long hair or heny IMUI would .........., ....... • i ................... JOUbaablatoput ......... . thought 01 two on peper. What hate JOU got to 1oM? AA .. *********~************ -. ************************ ' �., IIi& .... c.IIIOr ... fundianl. And you'D &ad .... Clll the b,. ol _ , ·~~ n.~~~~--~ ........ __ ....... ..... . ....... I I PI •pinnu- ll)pabulia . ..... •• t ........,_ .. .. ,.,. .........Aildwldlhllplib , tool. Get theft wldllilwlltt-l'acbrd. Far the 8lilllari.l HP .... ar HP ulesolica . . . . JOQ.al 'JOI..L.HlEE --op.na 800-547:.3400m M-li ...........,..... Pdlcna.. ...p. ~ I I_...,_ ... ,, ..... , _ ........... upwilh ,_. ~HEWLETT n. ...............IIP.la. 1b ... }IIIII •ida o1 the HP-41'1 Clllll,.. ............... .... ...... _ Lao 8oaklllore 3810*1n8l. (net 83$1181. - ~PACKARD I �.... . ~~ .- Good and not so good: Evil Dead, Nightmares n.e"Doed-anddltwctod by &om Rlllml, ~~ ittecto by Tom Su/ll~an , starring Bruce Campbell, Elf«t S.ntlwelu, Sarah YOit. Now showing ot the A - t ond Como 8 Tlteat.,. and the 8ullalo om.ln. ........,._ dlr«:tod by Joseph s.rv-r. wrttt., by Cllrlatop/le< Clow ond J.,ltey · otanlng Chrlotlno RII/Ma, EmHio & - . Lanoe Hwu'lkNif. RJcllwd Maaur, !loon Zoppa. Now aho"*''l ot the Como I, &lnoco !loll, Un-y Tlteat.,. Inti Wehrle ~n. - - - - - - - ·By l i F - T -lon. he E'lll Dead comea tMnlded u the latH! cub and h'o Nay to -""Y"wouldbet-.tohMtt by tho legions who flock to midnight mc>'rieo a n d - bills ot sleazy eeconckun hou-. (That Ia, lh<>M wtth true lute.) on o mlntmal budget wtth a ftw "*"'ber cut In Detroit, Michigan, this lifot fHttn from wrtt.--dw.ctor Ralml kx>ka like rt wu a tot of fun to make; It cwtalnty Ia fun to watch. The plot, what little ol h their Is, Ia pretty cnuy. Fl¥e young people, two couptn ond one un.ott- lomalo friend, ....t I cabin In the doopclarll-loroThara they d facover a tapa recording ...- by o pro- or occu" - a n d o __,1 bool< whlcll the,_ -- • to be "_..,. ancient Sumarlon book or the - . . . - In humon and Inked tn h.,.._ blood." The 1 _ . on to lhll the --o.-wtl-11 bool< oontolno apollo to - - the opolla ... , . . . , - T h e - opal~ the - · WHo up, and th&t'o o.bout h lor the plot. Beloro too lonO. t h e - · tlko tn the cobln .._ , our hen>, Aohley. (I'WI\opo they llgund Whh o nome IIQ Aoh, he was olfudy ono or lllom: , _ fMdo the a-~ -lion-··-- - · ll¥e In !rHO, you-~ The .. tronalorm their hoots Into monatara that eomewhat Eddlo, don, tlllnk too highly of Aoh. They'ro , _ molting fun of him, laughing ot him and ~ "Wo'N gonno gel you, w 're gonno ge~ you" to him. ThW OC>niMipt 11 pretty well-founded: Aahtey I a -hlng of o nort, - uniiQIn The - , Honor Picture Sllow land you rocoll w"h Whet-.. audlonceo regard h""J The f lrll Deed Ia -r. -r graphic In It o -· but In mucll tha aama waa aa Ia Oerooa Romero'o Oown of lite DMd: alrnoot oil or the Ylotenc. lo _,.., -lnol the monol.., oo It's--'"' ~~' upeett lng . Attd It Ia eo ·-alodly ~ thai you oouldn, pooolbly toke II Human bolngo don't hawl u much blood In their ontlro-ao- -sty. ::.::;m-'"'"' tho-of- · Ia ot.rtout.y the funlnhoront ln -going - .for Willie the film _ , go lor )ol<ao (ot not on tho olory 1ooo11. you ..,, help but laugll of the cllaroc:l. . . hewing juol f l n hKI<Jng one of ~ - - , _ Into · otMHwttohlftg . , - Whhenaxo,lookot--llftd oar "I think wa ougMa get out of ....... Or Aoh ,.... ot the -.-vou-ardo,wlly-you tortumo mo Hko thlo111" In tho ..., .. .,.._......., ... ___ _,_ of o ._.. In wlliCt. blood 1o tltorally pOU<tng out of tho water " ' - -~ -- uo ~· ,_ OIIIUNng Into o big ~ of the · •uft, In wlllcll lo floating bo• of What the mooto mar 1ac1< In ,-.,. loa, " moro then up lor tn opklt. Tho - . , p for the - - Ia - lloppy-al polnto you' .., the r - otrtpo caning unolued from one charact.,•a 1--but II Ia oo gllldy and a .......... - ~" - . through oh- twondo. . . , _ ,, t h e · - · - the oiCI- ploJ of oh-lng oulljocllwa - · - th..,lctllll _ _____ - lh- a . - ttvough put Into 11. The - . zlpo oo rapidly thet you're oontln~ ""*'lng It to oollldo Into ond thore ...,, enr ,.._ they- hawl IN o - . I n t o or any - l e left out. The fWI Deed ond tho the - a,_ t- lon, ot all frightening, . _ . marbe In one or two OWly but then, Whit Is r' clOys' \Jwtoinly not Hlflltt-. o now four·plr1 horror UuUier. The ~ - ' " .......... to IIIII ,......, .,.-y """""'they . . . being~-- they- up 1M ............ ''Thlo yoor'o OIHpor." toot "' " -· loll - . , . , . . _ , ........ ......._ ____ _ They......., . only dn- tho natt Into the mowle'a coff in: • - ohould be tailing..._ M ,...... ktaktl any theat• In wlllcll IIIIo lo-wing. Tho a l - l n Hlglltffl.,.. are oo _ , ond out-ut "'-'"" thet I N - ahould go"""' to I-. from-the of with - ortotnoltt one mllclly bloody they (alOng coot onc1 .,.., - · ••_. lor ot tho thing oould be t-alon wtthoul o bogiMing. the - - on wort-. olnglo cut- how II goe on " R" rating lo • -'-"'otr " ' - ' " . , - - In how to rip ...,..ery. oil en......,_, __ _. ............. _ .. ._.. ......_... ... .. ............... ......... ......, ............................... ---. ..... _ ..................... . . .. ......... ,......, ........ . . ......................... ..--., ......._...... .... .,.... ..._._....., ............ ._.. .........,........_ .......... ............ --.. .... .. ...._ r··••·--.__ .......... ..., ..... -........, . ........ ................ ... :-:.........._ _......... .._.._.... ..... .............. ...,11........... ........................... .................................. ....._ ...._ ............,_... ............................. ...,_...... ----.........-....-.-... -. ........ ................ ............... .............................. ._.....,T_.,...(""l .. ..__.,__...,. ... .... ..., ..... ................., .... 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Bunuel femme , Woody Allen open .......................... ......... ............ .... .............. ....... ... ..............._... .............. ...._.,. ................ ......... ..... __,. ...... -.. ..... _ ....._ - -........... ____ __. ......... _ .................... ,...... ,.._.,_........, ..._..... _c.t..._ .........._ .......................... ........., ......... ,,.,.. ... ....................... __ __ ..................... ................ _................ ••..aa.a. .. ,.......... ....... .................... _ .... ( ....,, a..~t......_.--.-.UIIMII ~ .... . . ., . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . AI ------ _ --·----_ ----· ---___ ~ ~ =__,~!!"!._ ~"!"'~~-~ -- ~ ..U(IW4 ................... ...... ~ ..-,DIMcrllllfiCiriiiM. . . . . . . . . . ..._ .....- . - -.... c . . -... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 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"-' _._ -.------~ -.. ,......__-..-. " .... a...t ~ _ _ _ _ _ .... L.-... ___ ..... .-.c: . . . - - - - - ·---~~. --Mil. ,_ �•• •, �I ' �I ALL SEATS RESERVED ,.. ,. . . NOW ;·-:u ~r. .': CHARGS ~ ': ~- ~ :~ : ;:~ :.\· -r.:.;~w~ 1'/CKC''I'$ BY PJfoNe FRIDAY., OCT. 1+~ a56-23ro BUFFALO ..MUIORIAL .. UDITORIUII I -"\ �lonnie Tytet Fester Then the SpHd of Night (CotumtMa) · The name on the label may say Bonnie Tyter, but thta Ia realty a new album by Jim Steinman, forrnwty the man behind MNttoal, by whom this wu "produced and dlfcted". Aa songwriter, conceptualist , and coproducer, and mixer of Mr. Loaf's &II Out of Holt Wid Deed /llnf1e<, along wllh hla own a.d For Good, Steinman wu c-.rty anano-. themselves heard outside of a titty mile P8flmeter wtthout making things tougMr fOf' them by noting that they may not be quite up to national standards. Even still, you can only OYettook. 10 much. This new album from ActOf' Is W&ll . not • good.. It's crap llko this thot gl- local music a bed name: at best , there 's nothing on here that you havoen't heard too many tim. bolono from thousands ol other clono rock banda ln bara alt over the count.ry. The band play . .n onough-thoro ora cenolnly -oo on tho chatll-bultho otbum (o< moro uoctty mlnl-atbum-11> song I total) 11 of all othor- t . . - but not thlo blatantly). unllotonablo by a tot of annoying Always couclxod In harolc metap1>oB Wid and - - otudlo trlcltory. ' " - t backed up by olmllorty gr.,cllooo oncl dra- though, lo bimbo 1lngor · ..-amauc gullor/bytloanlldNm bolh- Prao..,.ably ...,. 1UI)Il<>Md to bo oo cl&rzled """""" thlo otuH _,tel bo ludlctout II not by her pounclo of .......,P and - . . . f0< tho fact that H Hlolf oo -louoly ...... that we _,, nottc. that tho oound lhot H -lntemally valid. ~ lfom '*highly gloaaod lips 11 all "Total EcllpM of tho . _ . . (lha tHie o-o'*led with no moro tono typlcaiSiolnman-~thaolnglolfomtho 'lhan llngernallo on a blackboard . album, lool<a to bo tho ongot clooolc ol SuQoNIIonl: clunlp - . and lhon oHhor tho 80o, and rightly 00. ""-Roy Bltton'o mou • conaclouo -toward haovy molal -plano puncluatM tho ghoelly coll-on6- "' got a QytJoatd " ' - to • - out tho . _ . . lyfk: In tho right - ' ot ..-y, 3 oound. Thlo l o - mou ~forgot Pat Lm. -y. wHh guHot1at Rick Domngor Wid -11'1 Thla woukln' "'""" ~ IOfliOI tol- E.Str.t• Max Wolnborg'a clrumrntng Dobby Boone. coming In tator to add tho _ _ , otumt out to bo tho W - of tho puboo'*lt orL His -~ haft ono oubject Wid ono oubject Ignore his pretenUona to vatioua claaalcal throna.. o~ hla robust claima ot betng the " only true lmPfO'I\alng anlat of '"- 20th c~tury" and Just qen¥111Y took altQhlty skMwaya we can relax and enjoy hla playing, whk:.h Ia can only:-· (So; you might quo, do gg -~ LIMa - . , H Whot 'o Now (Aiylum). Tharw'l - h l n g annoying abou1 Undo Ronotadt'o - .. to ho.. at looot ono hH In~ poaolblo muolcal Idiom. Altar boglnnlng 01 a oountryi'OP ""-· aha wont · on to ttlrt wHh moln1traam pop, rod<, _, ''now wa.." (thll ubtqullou1 and - l n g - tann). to h bolng - l y par8IIOicl to " - ' thll thoro may bo 1 "Ronotaclt ~ · racO<dln t h o - ? That reaervatlon aalda , however . Ronataclt'1 , _ album ot 30s and 40o ton:h oonga 11 mootly 1 1uccesa. Tho ......,., n W<>fj<a lo thai, unllko tho p - • Mad Low which really only Uled trappings to _ , up a llandord Ronotaclt oJb<lm, on Whot 'o Haw aha IUbjugaiM harootl to tho-~. That Ia to oay, thlllo not an album of otd eonga updated, but rather a sincere attempt at the real thing . Vortolmllhudo Ia provided by Nlloon Riddle 1- unddrlng . Equolly.,..-~'ll.,.lhoiHio with a terrtUo perfOfmance by 1 grWIIt bocloglowld ....., by HOlly 8harwood; "ToM Mo - . • a - In whlc:lt tho -.ng chonlo track, ~ly to bring t h o - thing to a clknu (u - - to tho ed~t troot<, llly1ln and hla orchestra. Thla will not appeal to all of her fans, ncH" to a wkle part of the genwal ntravagant ....ton of CCR"I "'Ha'M You E\W' Seen the Rain." Leu aucoeuh... are "H~a a Jungle Out Thate. • ,_luring tho bond from the Oevtd Lett......,. Show (enough Mid'?), and ''Going Through the"""Motk>na,... an redlo audlonce-tha atmoaQhora of tho record Ia too rot1tlod. But tho aongs oro oil well choMn, and if Ronatadt allpa a bft Into her mora llondord oow..,.,tlng on tho Gorohwlns' loYety " Somoone To Watch Ovor "'-'Iori Wolnborg Wid po-- Adam'a "Straight From tho HMrt," In whlc:lt h otlcU out llkl a - . noM!: Wid on ''aOnQ " aa a )um~no-olt point to lmprO'flae, otten at g,..t '-ngth and with mucr.o ¥lftloljty. Thla Jan•U can do . . qulallety. He may not play Wtth the economy ot the but pianist I oltho !IOo, tron1latlon: ho ptoy1 lot of ftOIH. but he makM up fOf lack of bluet fMIIng with aheer tyrtcltm Near mkldle-ol· t~ jau plano playing thlt pereonal , funky, eoh«ent and e•plora11ve II 1 f i l l commodity In 1813. Whtch 11 not to IIY the WOf'ld waaecreemlng IOf 1 new .,..akH'I ot Rodget"a ' and Hat1 '1 " It N..,., Entefecl My Mind" Of Kem 't and Ham"*'•teln 'a '"All The Thlnoa You Are '' Yet Ja«ltt IUbmet'gt'l hlmMII quUI admhabty Into the tunea. trying to get 111 he can out o4 tMm 11 a b\111¥ hOrn pleye• would On the way, hll bflngt ut throu;h many ptaeet we tn'oht not have vlalted OlherwiH Peecock and MPKitll't Ot.Jonnene are lantaatlc . but notlbly unoblrull'¥1e o.Johnettt IOunda almotl dtatracted In hit role 01 OCOO<npanlll but nonalhalolo ployo o appropriately IHiod tooo·off trom on old Bluo O,llar Cuh oll>um wrltton by Eric Bloom and ian Hunt• In en kt.. moment. 011, yeah, Tytor olngs OK. too. 5omeWIIaf bolter 11 tho (flitl.fonglb) album Me, .. the makes up lot It with a hutJd•. mora subdued atyte on the rut of the album. Ewren har -.ion of Billie Holiday's "t..o.er Man (011 Whore Con You Bel" ovokaltho a<lglnal In a way that atanda up to It without necualtatlng direct comparieon. -blrt lnt_ll.. rondltlonl mlgllt bo sold to taka their cuo OO'flo'a HkHnlnded oxcurolona ot tho 'SOL Jazz -.lonl ot _.lor 1tandordl ora nothing now. 1 -. tho tredltlon prol>ably dlltM aa fat brae'- In human hlltory aa the ot thl oong.torm lloolt. But II~~Co bobop In tho '40o, jUHrs hove u - tho by RocMolor'l 8ackatreel SOli;. Actually It ion' 111 tl\al much dlttoront, although otnger Sony l<ay at 1o011 hoi oome _ . ot o Wid tho bond (apparontly - l h l guldonco ot k~ll Ceaay 'Iliaci) playo In o moro c:omr1>0rclol otyle. Thor-dIa. crl-. ~J.m:;~:.~':.-;;~ 01._-,llaltnott~ld go lor IIF•utt . _ _ , Slondonla. Vol I (!CM - d l ) AncMher tiM racord ,,_ ECM. I'M "o t -." thai lo, IM -rly 'oealltz.s pop tunH. atl gtven ••tended raac11noo 1n - u o jan IUIIIon by planlat Jonetl wllh Gary - k on bola and Jeck o.Jchnette on drum F01 IOft"'tM)rrM .no h . . r....Md 36 elbume under ,.., own name fn the .... dececte. J - 1 Is going mlgnty Alwl rorlly""" habo-lna-oonl-.ttllelhalo OK, grated IIIII loc8l , _ ...,.., ~ tot- impatlont with hlo ,..,. ot a puoh- maytle 1 little ol an ~ flf.wrfno t h o - Of bolO Wid"'"""' thll add ....,.btthy to thl ontont --.gt~ lor critical ~ -tho IIIIoHIto- got t -·o , _ t. .flung r~ II lor..._- at._, __ __ __-__---_ --· 'lltttt\ IM4*'ftUf'Mn ...,np~~tft)' and lute. In tKt , the only tlme tne INN ot them actually lot thalt hok - n Ia on tho ctoolng 1& V. m6nute ,.God SIMI the Chlkl." Catt In Jan.. t"• " goiiQel" mode. o.Jonnent heft duatl off hie .... .,.,...._ Of._ane bNI and tho trio gall down looN Of coufi~- •• with all ECMt - lhe riOOfdlnq 11 knpecc.abMi Intimate tnone ot thtr-~u., echo olten aeeoclated wllh tttt label) and eombef Perfect mu~ tOt" your efl- -H-. And reah, tovtfa ot "''' " olallk:tl .. atyle ot tau plano art edvtMd to ewthly cMclt out -ding• tho ornaJigroup andof Olrlle [lliftglon, Mory Lou Wll- 8111 weno, Jolin~. lonnie Trlotono, Bud Po- --a-go Shaorlng While ,_..,,.,.. ,_ ._ ............ ... _,.._. __ _____,_-._ ................ _, .... ,...,..................... .. ............................... __ ............ -- ............ . c.-. ....... .,.. ....... .... ., ,........._. .... ... ...................... ........ _.......,.,..._ .... .... .................... ................ _...._...... .............. . a.--........ .,,........... ..... .................. _.........._.., ......... . . _. .... _...... .. ........... _,... .............................. ,...._,. _.....,_ ......,._. .......... . . . .. .... .............. ,,..., ........... ,_.,. .._.,.,.. ~~~:.~ ~----~---------- ........................ ............. ,... ..... a...a-.---~ .... .................... ......... ...., ......... _....,,.. .............. ............-.. r·"' ...... -.... _ .......... - ........... ....,.._.., .. ._,. ..•,.. _ ...... _............... ......... ...... o... ............. ..... .............................. ,..._..... ______ _ .......................... ......, .. .... .. ..................... ,. . ., ......... ., .. ,..._........_ ..... ..._.. ,,...._ . ,... ....,._. ,__ .. .._.. , .. .................. a..-.. .............. ...._.,'-' ____ ........,.., ... a........_. ...._.. .................... ... __._ ._. .... ................... ...., ..... _______ .._._ ....... ....... ...... - . & _ ...... _ _ _.... .. ........... _...._....._,.. . ---~-----------------------~-----, __....,:!-"'o.a''::.~:~·{'.'I,.be r ...., _,.,_... __ __ ._. ...................... .. ........ ....... ... 1'.............. ____ ._-.- ...... .._._...,_,... ,,_ _ .... _ . . ... . ¥ --.......-.------___ ... 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CIIIIIIilw~-- ........_.,..., ...,.._ ---. - - - - . . t&a ........ __. _.._ ----~ ,...._ -. ~--e -- u. .... .. _, . . . . . . . . . . . 11 . . _.. --~~--­., _... __. ;:;::;;;::;::;::;;:::~; ... :..1 1 - - · - ,_ - �/ Graham Parker Buffalo since the Squeezing Out Sp11rks tour, Parker Is one of the most exciting performers skidding alongside rock 's mainstream. Not inclined towards the usual do-twoapproach, the Why in the world are tickets not selling for Saturday night 's Graham Parker concert In the Buff State New Gym? Beats the hell out of me. Making hi a first app8arance lA Dean hallowed for years. Parker's new release, The Real Macaw, Is certain to be highlighted ·saturday (so maybe It will sell , unlike his other records). It contains a number of Parker's finest songs, which should be more Impressive In the flesh. "Last Couple on the Dance Floor" and "life Gets Better" shoukj be high-spirited to say the least-especially when Interchanged with " Passion Is No Ordinary Word" and "Protection" from SquHzlng Out Sparks and " Stupefaction" and "Jolle Jolla" from The Up Escalator. Hopefully, Parker will lind room to get In a lew of his R&B cuts from the early days with the Aumour. Without a horn section-though, material from his debut Howling Wind may be avoided. Even so, Partter concert staples such as "Hey Lord, Don 't Ask Me Questions" may be updated and added to the currentJtorm. No matter what he playa, Parker Is certain to put on the type of show you won't get a chance to see aoain for awhile. Forget about Sowle and the and get back to the raw Naux (Nah-ooj) These last few weeki have been awfully wonderful for the natives to submerge themselves In some of the finest guitar playing ever by unsung musicians working In and around rock Idioms. Carlos Alomar , long-time collaborator and right-hand musical director for David Bowie, has yet to recetve his due for the pivotal role he playa ln shaping Bow ie's recorded output and tours especially {case In point being the Elephant Man'e recent Aud performance with Akmlar quletly at the sound's helm). Adrian Belew has also been cornered by hla very prowess as an Innovator of the Instrument along w1th his startling resume: Zappa, Bowie, Talking Heads plus various aide projects, Robert FrfP._p's resurrection of King C41maon (a.lk/a Discipline). Yet, If Belew proved enythlng by his appearance at Buff State Sept. 11,1t was that his skills as a live performer coupled with his musical ldeas can easily stand on their own wtthout the Impressive ~!\!!'!!!!:U!i...!~~1!!!-,!!!ll!!..l!!!...,!~~:=l1~~ the biggest treat of all. NYCity· ~sed musician Naux and band will be at the Continental , and similar to the aforementioned gultar1ata In creative drive and atacked credentials, ~aux (pronounced Nah~D Ia finally emerging u an Inventor of some of the moat noteworthy music of the Elghtles. But It's taken the better part of 1 decade to sharpen hla 'raft. In the early MMOtles Naux worked with organist Larry Young, who hu recorded on a number of Blue Note LPa, Miles Daria' Bltchea Brew and Tony Williams' Ufetlme crew which ~:1 :f0 t~e"=!:.'1.~~~- ~~:: malnaprong fO< Jean Richie Hendry•' tho Nona poat·Labelle actlvlty, performJng, recording and collaborallng throughout her varfous phases, from the early Zero Cool grouping (seen here In 79 at Stage t) to the latest hit-producing LP Nona. What enaued waa precipitated by compatriot Robert Quine, a brilliant guitar player hlmaeU {evinced by Lou Reed' a last two records- The Next Wednesday, the Buffalo Friends of Folk Music will present a show featuring Bflo f o I k 1c o u n t r y 1J a z z slnger/songwrlter,John Brady, and headlined by Jean Ritchie. Probably America 's best known traditional singer, Ms. Ritchie draws on her heritage of life In the mountains of Eastern Kentucky to present a Tomorrow night brings the opening screening of a new film series , the Old Chestnut Film Society. Formed by Grant and Gall Golden, the series win be showing films from the 30s, 40s, and 50s on Friday nights at 8:00p.m. ~t 3200 Elmwood Ave (formerty the Phillip Sheridan School.) T.he schedule for the upcoming year Ia grouped Into delightful. The show begins at 8 p .m . at the Church of the Ascension, Linwood at North, Bflo. 1 producer who turned out many of the best of the M-G-M musicals; "Fabulous 40a Fantasies," Three of the mast ere of acoustic guitar }oln forces once more to present a dynamic evening of Andulusian gypsy who has made hl,markuponthegrandtradiUonof flamenco guitar •• none have done Richard Hell'alPa). Naux ended up contributing aongwrltlng and arrangement chores and faced ott ;F"'e"'a=ts= d"'o :._"'th ""---e--'ir= s"'t"'u'-f:-f::--1 Ii!;E~ ~~? ~~;E~;;~~:£:~ ~~t;l!~~;~·~~~~~~~~= ~:~;:.~=~~!~ ~~t?~~~p~E~:~:t~d:f: Feats, an eight-member dance touring company based out of New York City, will be performing· at three shows this weekend In the Katherine Cornell Theater at UB 's Amherst Campus. Due to the amall size of the troupe, the apotUght Ia on Individual expression . The pieces range from comic modernism to splashy jazz technique , with themes of relationships (and llvtng without a part In one). growth, and cycles. This Is aomewhat of a homecoming tor much of the cast of Feats, whose director, choreographers , and one of the dancers are UB alumn i. Shows will be on Friday and Sunday at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 9:30 p.m. Tickets are S5.00 general Mamoullan , a Retrospective "; " Cary Grant; A Star Ascends, 1934-1944": and " Judy Holliday, a Rembrance," First program will be the classic Gene Kelly-Frank Sinatra musical On the Town (1848, directed by Kelly and Stanley Donen). A selected short subject Is promised to open each program-certainly an Improvement over the commercials for video gamn and Blc lighteR with which moat ·lheatere now precede their aoUtary attraction. Tickets are S2.00 per Show; you can also buy a $2.00 membership, which entitles you to a regular admission price of $1 .50. Watch each week'e " cheap cinema " In the Prodlg•ISun for deacrlptlonl of each week's next Wednesday, September 28 at 8 pm In the Kleinhans Mualc Hall. the tmportance of thla preuntatlon cannot be stressed ..no ugh . Mclaughlin Is a aemlnal force In Jan and a purveyor' of afrMt blun u well as baJiad, euy away u well as avant garde. ln otMeola.. we have one of Mclaughlin 's moat weiJ.. known acolytea who rarely eounda as forthright as when he abandona the a~oterlc Jagger swagger . of fuzak and just playa 10me of the moat brilliant guttarlatry heard today. At the center of thla stalwart trtad we have one who, bealdea being a vital Influence on both McLaughlin and DIMeola, 11 one of the moat tnatrumentallata In the solo perform,nce, daontlaas quartet presentation, or rhapaodlcally daring cabaret formata which tntamaUze even .the sweeping work of Manuel deFafla, delucl' Ia a matCtlleaa ~performet" whoM apMd and k1terpretati0n Is complemented onty by the rtchnne of hla tonatlty and tM concf..,.... of his conception . Both an lmproviMr and a rwcttallat, Paco delucla Ia very likely an experience to embrace by any meana Whataower. There you have h; one of the potent laity grut concerti of tttt. or any year; one not to be ri'tii.Md. For tickets and other lnforroaUon, pleaee call854·7172. which brought them to the Continental last November-a furious nJght 1'"'-d. Ower the last year or 10 Oulne, lyntheslat Richard Horowitz and auortld trt.n came down to Naux• Mann.ttan atudJo, ~.. New York, for HUiona which resulted In Light, Trapa lnd Exploding Wlru, an Independently ~~that Illustrates the acope of Naux• WOftc rM'04utlonary gurr.rtng, delicate aynthealzer ecotea, atmoaphertca. fuclnaUng tyrlcat pa&NOH. Naua' moet recent mlltwial on the othef hand Ia far funkier, leaa experlmentaJ and '"more melodic" than pt'e"'k)ua work. yet tt rwtalna a ''depth .. famiHar to all o1 Naux' mualc. =~~~~'·o~~:o;~~~/h:~;': 1~~~; ~~;•• ~~~.··~~~:; ~~~~ ;~omAn~~; p McLaughlin/DeLucia/DiMeola _!Bd~m~l~o~al;on~.~a~v~al~la~bf~e;a~t~the~door~~·~44fl~l~m a.~~~~~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;!;;;;;;;~~;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirl ~{~r!"':. ":~=-: :0~ ~~ muolclatll - 01 Thla lateat aaaemblage of doing ..-lime NoiM YOtlc lnc:l- ccHiolt Chuck STATE S•U •8 • & U U A 8 =..~~:=.;..,.,'t:.~ar~ concerts , .resent ~=:::~:.=:~~ Implying that a a.taln ornount of • • • aynthealzar) and Frank Eaton (oyntha~ Bringing thlo grouping to lflo (their only out-of-NYCity dato • =· .=·~~~..:-.:~~ =~ _ GRAHAM !RkeR ----- PLUS SPECIAL GUEST Saturday Sept. 24 Gym Noux. - f l y atHI gl'ring oH Opening for Naux and- 010 PWkllloiS. 1983 New Buffalo State Coilege -------------Taftr~ EvenillRs for New Film TIIO_....._ol ,_.,. Tickets: $6.50 Students $8.50 General Public t.,. ...-.----.a m........... ..., ...... '---~ F« - F/18, 110CETS ON SALE AT • u11 HAIIIMAN T10CET ounn U/1 CAPEN IECOID ounn lUFf STATl UNION fl&. SHUTnE . , _ UAVING Dl&f•DOif LOOP ITAnNG AT 7:Jipln ~~L. of _______ --1110--10___ ,.,..,._of lftlerRaliORall~ SHOWTIMf: 9:00pm poolS OPEN: I:JOpln A WUWU SHOWCASE EVENT o :~!'= .~·== out. • DFX-2 etro•lrtaftt lncl_cl...t wlfl ---~ blfte•c• (tMII •• "a ___ ,............, -ora--,hollot --·---·· _ - .......,. - · ............ tin. ·--~~~--· _..,"' . . --eo. ...... --.., ..... "" ...... .............. .... _ ......... e:a-. ............-.....~- ~------..._ . ~~ie11.1NA �IIOVIEll: EVANS AliT ntEATER: Dirty COIIO B:Toot•le ond The Surv'-0 Frl and Sat 2:t5, 7:30; Sun-Thura, 2:15, 4:30, 7, 9:15. Stoylng AIIYe Frl ond Sat 2:15, 4:15, 8:15, 8:15, 10:15; Sun-Thon, 2:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:55. Trwdlng Pt.CN Frl and Sat call IO< tkMs; Sun-Thura, 2. 4:30, 8:45, II. The E'tll DHd Frl and Sat, 2. 4;8, 8, ~ Sun-Thura, 2. 5, 7, 11. -.oge of the N/njo, Frl and Sat, 2:15, 4:15, 8:15, 8:15, 10:15; Sun-Thunl, 2:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. Nlfllttmere• Frl and Sat 2. 4,11:15, 8:15, 10:15; Sun-Thurs. 2. 5, 1 ,II. ScrewN/Io Frl and Sat 2, 4, 8, 8, 9:58; Sun-linn, 2:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. CINI- ,_, Frt and Sat 2. 4, 9:58; Sun-Tltura, 2. 5, 7, II. Dlohe.. Frl, 7:30, 11:30, Sat, 2. 4, 7:30, 9:.30, Sun, 2. 4. 7'.30. (See the p r ln1hl81-.l e. e. HOLIDAY 8: f - and the Ctu-.. Frl and Sat, 2. 4, 8, 8, 9:58; Sun· Thura, 2:15, 5, 7, 11. Mr. lloftl, Frt and Sat. 1:30, 3'.30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:45 (Ucept Tun.-no 8:45 or 8:45 ollow.l e.. y ~. Frl 1nC1 Sat, 2:15, 5, 7:45, 9:58; Sun-Titura, 2:15, 5, 7, 11. wero.m.a, FrtonctSat, 2:15.5. 7:30, 9:45; Sun-Tltura, 2. 8:45, • • S i r e - -· Frt onct Sat, 2. 5:30, 8, 9:58; Sun-Thura, 2:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. Rlolcy ~ Frt 1nC1 Sat, 2, 5:30, 7:55, 9:58; Sun-Tltura, 2, 5, 7, 11. uo. EASTEIUI HILLS MALL CIHDIA: -JIAPU FOIIDT: Stoylttg ~~-. f-ond the Ctu-.; ""· 11om; 7:30, 11:30; Sot ..... Sun. 2. ... 7:30, Eaey Money. Call tor t1m11 , t-.30. War Gamu,. 7, 8:56; Sat and 882·111110. s..... 2, • • 7, e:55. NOIITH PAliK THEATEII: Wor G.lme., 7:30, (11 : ~fll/ltmorea SENECA MALL CINEMA: F l o -; Volley Girl. Coli to< tlmn,82&341~ PINte nota: all rima .,. lor tiM l>oglnnlng Frldoy, Sa!>IO<nber 23n1. 10. ntEATEII: UNIVI!JIIITY CIIIDIA: Nlf/lt~~JNrN; v...~~on; Mr. lloftl; -..,e ot the Nlfl/a. Coli for tknM,1137-&S7S. -.tT- c..r-. The - , _ . _ , . , . Sloow. COIIO 8: The WoH, ltoed W -. ~- Spring - - - The .......... . . . .......... ..._., ~~- --...,--~ - -,....., 1a& . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ...,.....,.. AUTOMOnVE tS77 TOYOTA CEl.JCA. ----- 4 ...... ....._. CIONIIttoft..allrcond..AMif'M...,__.,.,..._ on-. ....744. 1WIIMZDA~OSI-. . . .. ....... MMI I ........................ ..,. w.wrm-................... .......,. - ~ FOil SALE 011 IIENT ~.a.....-. ......... .,_. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . IJ'UO . . . . . . . . . .. _..,_ IHII.~~T. . . . . . . . . . . . . Lw. c........ ,,..,.,,.It, uxr--...c:::atWAU.n • "'-',. • .._,• .,..... 10 ..... 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TM,...,., ...,. ....,......_ "'IMto . . _,-., - ~ - -lf'I'M. n.,. c-., .._... ou::a _. ,• -y - .n,__,.,h_,.,., - . Shea'o Butralo, 1<41 Maln ...---.o.a.a.-&L&. WMO • StrMt. Frldayo and Saturdaye throughlloc31 , 11 p.m. n.-CMI!Cirolo, Cont0< TIINtor, 111 Moln Sti'MI, Sa!>t 23, 8:30p.m. __ ...............,,.. ................... ......................... ... . ........................... ~ -•-.-.&..c-.ca -·-· ·--4,.. . .1 c:n.y ......_ Center TIINtO<, 881 ...,..._, . . MWAIID-...... " Tlloy'N l'loytne Ow ....... llouben'a Backatage, 418 Pearl Str•et, through Oct 1!1, 8 p.m. ~. Cobuot 850, 850 Moln Streel. Sa!>t 22. 24, 211. 30, 8:30p.m. ............ --- .__ ............. ,.. ........ ....., ......_ ,........_OIII.._ ..,.,u .. ,......, . . •...... -~ I Did LMI a - , Studio Arono TIINtO<, 110 Moln Streel. 23 through Oct 18, T-.Frt 8:30 p.m., Sat 5 and II p.m., Sun 2 and 1 p.m. Sa!>t lolalnStreel,8p.m. HOUDAY 1: Firat - · - . , ~'al.lleol-. Three Streel, Sa!>t 2S, 8 p.m.. Sal>t. 24. 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Lm.~ The Mon Wllo "-'1 To Eonll (11 :45~ All Midn ight Movloa Friday ond Saturdoy nlghta only. (12:15 ntiiUWAY MALL CIIIDIA: lletum of the Jedl. 1:30, 4:30, 7:10. t:40; Vocation. 1:35, 3:30, 5:30. 7:40. t:45;Ve//ey 0 111, 1:45, 3:45, 5.-45. 7:45, Cl..ASIW'IEDa~ . . . . . . . . .-:.Of IM-...YM ........... . . . , ............... C........,Oft02......._ ..... . . . . . . c.n...~ I:OO . . . . ._. ... Sllfft.....-.~tn' l"'l Americon Virgin (~2:15 a. m .~ Dawn of tlte Dead ,,, /o••a.td lo o~in!l lo 6l!(Jift, .,011 POll PURYMR ..0. CALL ...1 . ----- �{iii) at 4:00, 8:00, 8:00, 10:00 Sat & Sun: "Eating Raul" FE1Rt11"'':.:ll;!i!,\ii!,:r.:!il!!::=:-:::l!!bll . .......- - -· ·• '""'-· • ~ • • - - - - CLASSK.5 . -Jack Kroll, NewowHk ''Oalr.........Wiclledly ra.ay." -Bruce Wllllemeon, Playboy C....U. Ia 'IHII." ...... ·r nu.t, ......... _"'UftiiG B&OUL' It Olae Of I !At Woldman Theatre .A.C. $1.25 Matinee Students $2.25 Other Ticket Prices: $1.75 Students . Fri & Sat: '~Caged Heat" & "Too Hot to Hand~e~' I M idnig~t "'M·Q vi.s: PORNOGRAPHY a film about . DII'Kted by Bonnie Sherr Klein Thurs & Frl: "Not A Love Story" 9/22·9/23 at 5:30, 7:00, 8:30 & 10:00 PM UUAB Weekend Movies The Theater District opens its 1983-84 season � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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"A sin,Je (nuclear) bomb would produce more bums thon - eould handle in oU the Bum Trc:01ment Centers In this country," Byers sold, "It is our responsibility as physicians to he: opiDSI the nuclear war buildup." He aploincd tlw some of his poup's octiotu indude educatirta the public: lllld lobb)'ioa Coftaress. "20 yeon qo the: US lllld thc:·SovietJ _,. testin& nuclear weapons in lhe atmospbcn and tbt science community puUed tosether to warn the world . " he said. The resuh wu the: Nuclear Test Bon Trc:Oly, which diminoted oOO.., ground testina of nuclear weapons. Byers used that example to prove that public pressure from the sciences can make a diff~ in nuclear decisions . AnOfher socially conct'med scientist also s.a.id a few words before lhr walkers embarked. Albert Einstein (performed by octor David Fendrick.) sc:' ~(( .the procasion with thc:K words for nuclear war technok>&J ehmmauon: " lr ~ as a species will survive, swvival muse br our fin~ priority ... Low turnout for Senate race ByUM<GaAW Amlt- c.._ Editor THE LOWUT VOTD tumout in Sludmt Auoclotlon (SA) Souto history morked tbil you'• dcctions, wbieb put dlht new ,_ben Into om.. lllld ~<d row Olh<n. The: ,,. few rrom _.. or the: dormitory, orf<OmptJI ~. lllld oommlller ca<qoria will toke • Seute .... when the: body tn<dJ ror the: lint time. The: mulu - . 001 olfiCiol ot J!<CS1 time, poiMiiJII artl.fiaollon by the: ..._... of Womm Voters lllld the SA Elections lllld Ctedattiols (I!AC) Committee. The: 34 vo<es COWIIed as miscollaneous consisted of .. various otbcr wril:e--i.n YOCa~ •• occordina to E.tC CCHioordiNIIor llriiD li:Qjowa. It wu - known tha< vo<os could hove _,. bowlaa on the rosulu. 11lo , _ fO< the Domtitory pookions ... the: ...... COil wilh David ..._ _ -...the: the with _lA6: _ . .-_ o tic ..... WQ There ror Ucldlo OD~ ~ S....OI .. .... JOd ," ..~ed SonoiOf Bill Ferro sold or the low turnout. " Thc:ro .,. about 1:10 101110 odd d ubo lllld u It tvnu out probobly not mot'C than two or ~ u.,. ·-----·· v- ~ewr- fO< • mlliloly crall. "' tile . . . ot T01ttlot, It tiM laldl&loe tile Uallod 1ta1a1 letu to,.... ..... ... lt........... r.,. . ................... ~ ......_.. "'a....·. op.ioa. tbo .w.la Ia- ..... ---llo ...... IJIIOCI---oltloe ......... oltbo _ _ _ .............., .,...., • • 11M _,r-otllla.lol'a........._ Wllllwt'.................. .. .,....,... .............. wltlola u-.- •---.-- won for- · ·-v. ............ . . ,.,.,.......... ........ _. ... . .... .,.. ... ............... ..... ...... _ ..... ..., . ..... ....... ............ ..._..._ ....... ._ ..__......,., ...... .. ,...,.. ..... _., ___ ................ .., ........ .. ...___ . ....., __ .................. _...__ 10 •Into• or Moacow h ......... n. ........ ol ..._ ...._ ...... oltwoloowlto - • - .. -"-" ... .,.......tn.meror""""' ..... odoor,"ltuoltL "Toclooolowlti ;1 ...... " talk..,..._ 11M .-. WIUh, IIIONOI.OGlJa- f..,_ wldt ........ .........,. ..................... 1'1110 .................... tM ......... ....,._.,,..._ ............ ...... 10 . . . . . . ~ . . . , . ... . _ _ _ . _ .. . ... . . . . . ................. . . . . . . dtolaricol ............... ~- .,.._ ............ ., 10 •tn1u to Moeco• '• n. ......... ol.......,_ .............. ., . . . . . o..w ............... I , . . _ . . . _ . _ ..... _...,_ .,...... o.r- .................. .,............ ., ... ,..,.... ,.._, ... ........ . . . _ . ol u..... .... ....._ ..... w.- ... (lllr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · - · .. .......... tile .,....... _......... .... ....................... ................................ ____................................. ............... ..................... ,....,_ . ,...., ................................ ... _...,... ................................. ,_... ... ------__ . -""' ........ .., .... WGIH MIWr ,._ a..... ......... ,... _.....,__ Senaton. '' Ia vteuao.. llooft, Hkt - · 1D ............, ,_,.rill ¥dildo ... ,.,. willie It .......S tn be ...... tKial" (ud -ecblrtll) - - Md ac:tMiy -"ttl fO< ,_,., tJoor a...a. roaaoed 1111 Utllt. "lila • - or IWYf¥wi," be aold •._how., c..e. ........ .....,_ ............... .--... THE COMMun:a rosmo hod rour caadlcloces ruanlna for four spor•lllld oU or the: Jtuderlu on tho ballot bolt out t h< only suba&a.nt ial wrht·ln candidate eooUy. TrWI UBuai lllld Rod Flot<hor tied ror th< . . - vo<os with 150 • pica. CotoiiDo Poropot followed with t•s -es lllld Jim t...,...- iD founh .. us - ... KQjo- Olliataod thor " Jtiahtly 1000" Fudmll -od ; he blooood ....... t>OIIIotl tU. fOf the t...... t. " Look .. llow ..... - The: r - us o.r- St>ec~oUa~ -'"-·" II - Ia that ..a.. or people diorardiltt their ' 'potty-'<. polilbl, c-aw eo-:1-- illloWO.._.... ......... ..... with a four vot~ wia over Sharon Tbonw. your eltclion wu- 1wo daya iDJieod of thfto," KQjowo sold. Lut year's dection toak ptoa o.., three days lllld -1na tobloo _ , ava.Uab&t at nlnt lites, compan:d to only nvo sites thb year. 1'bcn _,. approximately 2aX> vOten ln that elect io n . A short campaian period-only one weck- wu abo conddcr«d • ractor in the \ow tumow. In the lui thft< dcction yean, there has been an avenrat or 1600 voters. In 19110 thc:ro wen also two days or votlna lllld nw sitos avaitoblo , yo~ un - .. _,. east. "They were held only fotlf - u from the Jlotl or oc:hoolllld with the: holidoyt lllld FoUfost aolaa on a lot or JtudmlJ did 1101 bothc:< to vo<<," OC<Ordlna to SA Pmldmt Bob Hoyden . He sold thor he: wu pleased with th< mulu lllld "look• forwvd to -km, with the: now Jttaoed the: historical pnoodeau thot loy bebiftd this htdd..t, -'"IIY tiM Outr or T,.kle arrllr JCbcduled speakonto · Albert EiJIIlda (Faldricb)- ''"' .. bel,lllld intnoodlotely - e d on """' o .....t<dul W1llk il bod booa. but bow I& Wll "a .._.....,. -'"-· tn.,.,.... iDto w1ow or 1M ordlitec:tural-'- ortllll - ... He tqOd the ~ lD "build spirfc ......., ,.,.., .......... ....-:a .. - - ) . Lyndt with 23' vo<es. The: fowtb Jpot was coptured by Victor Outimu with 2lJ vo<es- 19 VOIOS more than the nut nearHI comptthor. Tho Off-Compus Temporary pollina was led by Kite Schuelke, who led the: lkld with lll...,.es. Bill Fmo will rq>ea~ u Smltor oner a<ttiDI Ill votes. Abo tn "'P<•t as Seutors wiU he: In OoldJicin, who pm<red 116 votes and Howard Fried, lui year 's s.n.to Chairman, with 100 VOICJ. Fried squcaed by Danl•t Elbbora JPOko "" the: 1m...,._ or tho lndtloftl .. .,.,. or the: "-« Day oct!Yity In Fouadon Pluo W........y. THE ACJ\JAL WAL& olona the bikeway wa llkm by obout lO niioprbed lllld dotonalned oools, yo~ JpiritJ - e blP. lllld no rqraa were heotd on onivttlot fouDdon Plaza. Tile P - e n ....-. Jlftled by the: .,.,........, poup 1t1tao lutfolo, ,...... pllllooopby or mllli<, tiki thlt or P-.y, Ia tbol <WrJODO altould be · -· By lhc:n the rain bod •oppod. Md ........ crowd bod pOwnd .. the Capaa ooerlutaa, 1iJuDiaa ( - daKial) 10 the music:, ud ..._ for the -..1117"' sa..... .... UIIa . . . . ......, " ....~.,-~ ·-......... �_,_ ._. • . 10 ~short. Celebration '83 Celebration '83 kicks off this Soturday at Baird Point with a 10 lcilometer run at IOa.m. Activities wiU continue tbrouah the day and c:ulminate around 8 p .m . with a fueworks display over Lalte LaSalle. Canoe I1ICCS and voUeyball as well as SOJII and daoee wiU hiahlitht the teo hour schedule. Come join the fun at CELEBRATION '83. Good lectures N...._1:t Alan KachlciEdltoH.cwet Scot Fiahef/11....... EfftN CLIPBOARD Gary Stem/If....... Efllfot Reg Gll'*t/N. . . EfiHof FIIIDAY: Bueball: Canisius CoUqe at Pede-Amherst Fidd (2) (S :OO p.m .) Men's Tennis: St. Bonaventure University at the Arena Courts (3:00 p .m .) Golf: at Brook Lea Tournament Women's Tennis: at WeUs CoUqe (4:00p.m .) Oavtd Mavii/Arf Dhctor Cho<ytLG,...._ Ed McGraw/.._, C..,.. OrriddeUsUC~ OaWIIHeckm~"' Ke¥in Ktueget"/eo.tno.rtilft Oavkt CujkMFHf.,.. The UB Department of Educational Orpoization, Administration and Policy is sponsorina a series of b<ealtfut seminars featurina the renowned aothropolosist Ashley Mootaau , Senator Mark Hatfield and former Senator and 1968 presidential candidate Eusene McCarthy. The lectures will start at 8:30 a.m. in the Hearthstone Manor on Dick Road in Depew. Opening the series on September 23, Montagu wiU discuss "Hi&her Education and Human Values ." McCarthy willlecturt: on " Hiaher Education and Justice" on Ortober 21 and Hatlidd, a liberal Republican from Oreaon, wiU speak on "Hi&her Education and Global Wdfare" on March 23, 19114. Also speakina on various hi&her education topics will be Cllancdlor emeritus of SUNY Samud B. Gould (November 18), Univenity of Chicqo history professor Marlin E. Marly (February 24) and Univenity of Pennsylvania Dean of Medicine Edward J . Slemmler. Tw:kets are S28 for the series or five dollars per seminar, and must be paid for in advance to Walter C. Hobbs at 468 Baldy Hall. WIT AND WISDOM I) Name the Democratic presidential candidate who visited Buffalo last week . 2) What is cacoloJY7 3) Usina base seven, what wouJd be the symbol for the base ten numeral nine? 4) Which US city with an NFL franchise had a Common Council proposal to ban men from takin& off lheir shins during televised sporting events ? S) What is the higbest recorded wind speed and where did it occur? 6) When was the cash register invented? 7) What is the theory of philosophy known as absolutism? 8) Who is the newly elected President of the United Nat ions General Assembly? 9) What is the capital of The Bahamas? 10) Name the two boats involved in the America Cup championships. Barry SATURDAY: Men's &. Women's Cross Country: Bina)wnton State University, Cortland State CoUqe, Ithaca CoUqe, and University of Scranton at the Ambent Course (2:00 p.m.) Fidd HOCtey: MaohattanviUe CoUege at the Arena Complu (2:00 p .m .) Men's Soccer: Houghton CoUqe at the Arena Complex (2:00p.m .) Volleyball: at Nazareth CoUege Tournament (10:00 a.m .) Men 's Tennis: at Niapra Universi1y (1:00 p.m.) Women's Tennis: at Cortland Slate CoUege (1 :00 p.m.) Football: at Univeniry of Rochester (7:00 p .m .) Mlnerol!~ St...,. Piotrowakiii"Mto lAuren Zot1u1Pfl)ofo Al lc:la G'oynkeiSpottl M. FausUProclpl SIM Editor Stewt GrlltlthiAI'tl Ruu SchOenwetterfiiiMk Tony Gra)edaiS. ~ -H-"'- Mlc:hMI F. HopklniiS• ~"' Michael E. Shattanta-1.... .,...,_ SteweM . H~IA.... ANNOUNCEMENTS: The fourth annual Baird Point run wiU start at 10:00 a .m. Saturday, September 24. The road race is 10 lcilometers Ioiii (6.2 miles) and wiU cover a "wheel measw-ed" course on the Amhent Campus. For rqistration information caU 831 -3932. (9a.m.-Sp.m.) •oJ fu!>8J •n n •!r•.nmy ,.,s J>Ol!Un ·dnj ""!J>WV •1{1 puo ... •q1 wruJ '.<u>ct., (OI · n....N S! RurBiflll •tU JO l"t!Cir.> '"U. (6 .,lqworsv (VJ~~ ~~~1 JO lU~P !~Jd N.~U ~1{ 1 S! 8WWUWd JO ~ID aiJOf (8 · po(pUo:»J :m IOOIW>Jl!P U0 Al!JGJ ;1•wn1n ua '! ~Jal{118tp .UCIQl{l aq1 '! wrpnJosqv (L ·~ ll!ll SOW"If 'q 6L8l U! J'OIU>A!J! RM l>l~ qn:> '"U. (9 ":U!t{ld"'"H '"ON U! uollu!qRh\ "li'i uo qdw 1£l ,.,. P!J!M pop.lo:».. IS>ql!q '"U. (~ ·n=~ lu!uods l'l llJ'!'P JOOQl!M u.:aw uvq 01 palUWM ~~w JPUno::> UOWWO:) tdwa~ V (t "ll oq PI'"',. 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Tonawanda, N.Y. 141SO. �Athletic Director still not chosen-decision near By AlJClA GLOYESU: W0111a1's Athktic Dliector Bony Dimmick ODUDiaed. " At tllis point thiiop ... aoiaa smoorhly. We would tite 10 far iu been business as usual." · Sports Edit<K -·bot IT IS NOW tlu<e weeks past the deodline Student Associa1ioo Praidcnt (SA) Bob Hayden pvc lor his n:commmda!ion or and SA Athktic Oilmor lor Senate _.,val. No one has ~ been named and there is pRXDtly tittle SA supervision or the $284,000 ill student lea that SA contributes to the UB Athktic Depanmeot. It bas beeu l1llllOred thollllt that the fmal sckctioa could be any day . "lbc most I can do riaht DOW is sip rq>s and that 's no< riaht ," SA Treasurtr Kat lves said, "~needs to be someooe then to ask questions." "I didn't !eel comfortable with matlna the appointment at that time, •• Hayden said, " I've talked to Dave Dale (SA V~ Praidcnt) and Ken lves about the additional candidates and have been waitina (or their response." lves said Lhe choices ha..-e been narrowed down to Eisner and two other students. Jim May and Dave Gastruu . E.isoer lx:li~es he has an insid( track over thC' other applicants for the directorship . " FROM MY uperience as former SA Sports lnfonnation Director I' m the moSI quaUfted person lor the job," he said, "There arc thinas I want to do with Athletics. II I don't &<I this position I'll do them through other avenues ." Members of the Athletic Administration lves, h o - . believes the ~ baa somethlna to clo with the , _ t Seal&• dcctioas. Whoewr is appointed u Atblctlc Oilmor will have a on the Seao&e. It b lves' theory thai Hayden wants to • how mucb support be will have &niOill Ill< .,... -..on. Should the co\1111 of the Hayden and non-Hayden supporters be a c1oot one the or the SA Atbletic: Oilmor oould become a tniCial one, he Implied. "I THINit he' s waitl"' lor the Senate. Meaowhik every day we're looina time. Athletics are Important than any oo the Senate," lves said . Hayden had no commmt on this. Mike Eisner, who, accocdi"' to lves, bono or the lil>ll candida!.. ror the position tlalms to be unaware ol any possible pollti<al implications the job may have with it . " I have no idu how Bob Haydon thinks, " ht said, "That does sound lite a fairly lotkaJ explanation (lves' theory), but I really cion 't know ,'' nave Director. " I personally had 10 take money out of my account to f~ the auys on our nip Saturday;· R~rtat ion, Athletics and Related Instruction (RARI) Ol&irman and Head Men 's Soccer Coach Sal Esposito lamented, '' I ha~tc no preference (of candidates) 1 Just thint SA should 1<1 orr their dull and &<I thi thin& movln1." "I really don't have any nrona I..Unas about it btcaUJt we bavm't has any isaun ccm< up w1t<n it would have been necessary lor the SA Athletlc: Di~or to sit in on It ," As was the tax at the bqinnina of the acackmk: year Iva main concern I stiU that the Proaress made last year b<t-..n SA and tho Athlet ic Dtpartment will be loJt . " Thcn:'s a lot or thlnas to work on that 1 want to see implaMnted . I want to work with someone on thex thlnp. That's why the position was mated, because the Trt:asurer itwsn't han the time to do these thlnas. Faculty role in Colleges decision upsets FSEC appointed to work with any eventual reoraaniutlon . Newly hired Dean of tbe Collqa P<tcr LATER IN tho mutin1 • . Gold has taken the place ol Murny b o - . the issue was brolllht up Sdlwaru "and he asked for a sraduuc uai.stant, who now worU apiD when Computer Sci<Dce Associate Profeuor Stuart Shapiro with him," Orcincr said . " He will be helplna Gold with exploration or said that he bdi<vod the FSEC was " &<!tina tbe rwwouod" ill rqanl the Collqet' position ,._ tltcii to tbe task lon:e reportS . Classics side or the picture ... Shapiro said. lato In the meot1n1. Associate Prol<110< Thomas Barry · - that "th~ resutu or the that t.he Pialdmt hlmlllr had repori• art already beioa lftmed surprised when the tot* or lm.--.,s. - - b a a Iliad)' the teat !<ftC reportS- oriiiDaiiY beat hired to reorpaiu tile brollabt up. "IW -..1 to tlllllt thai . . _.. ....... la¥01vad "' the Barry said tha a dodtioo on tbe . , . _ than . . . . .. •• lllllplro dowtl oa a of the Collqos baa alnoody said. "He ..., bun made, ao a.D )' further piece o r - to talk to tht COGJUitatlon would eetually be usdaa. AltboUih Maloac Implied !loll aoubera " believes tho """"""'"'ion baa "'-dy been ~ b)' Ill< Fa<Wty Senate," 8arTy said tllal put cliJaalolaolo advisory pWmina IIOUP on the Issue. c:oo.o." f•• a.....,.,. ova..,_ ot .....,"'*"· ,._..., ............ ..... aonatera'• tcatatlve CONnliiON Ill< Of!lt:e of ~ Af'flln Tliltl'on:oa.wtoetlle~ _..w......_,._._. ...........,......., ,._. ... .......................... ....,....t tllel..t of pallc:tfodae . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 ... NtiiM-of ......... "I ..ad lib to llold off I ~ A founb clrall of R<*berJ'o prOjiOMid ~for tbe be .,._... to to a.,y, "lui how - tJoon be a foult)t *-It If II ltalnldy .... l I ..., ... lliiL "1"""""'11111 ......... COOIUltlaa wltll tilt VIe• Collo8a It s&lU to f""'*1 . ...,.,.... ...................... ............ _ . __ sarfoced at a l'cllly Soule Eucutln Coaalttoe (FSBC) '·- ............ ......... lliiL rue ..,.., ~-"­ aaat,..oo. D«aalo ,.._ IIIIa 1'11111., c:c...o~Uoe. a Q~ON&D AJTaa Rt ..... """-·0... ..WIMI ................. *-1\"ol . . ... ''llwllbe ............. .... o...-,..._, ................ . ,....,.,.. ..... _,. ~ . . . . . . . . . . .I.. .., ............ .. .....-------- ......................... ............ _.... .......... ......... .-~. 3 ..... Yice Prnldoilt few ...., ~ Afhln aoMrl aootbHa to UalvcultJ I'Tcthlut SUfta '-*· Advertlee In a paper that prides lteelf on -Readerahlp and Result a. The Spectrum The L.argnt Dally tuc:lent Newap8per New York. II I ~ ..... tn. "-diil Ylce ......_few~ Afllln . . . . O.... "'"""'"' ....... ~Afflln-­ ..: Tho Praidcnt did "speak as lr he had tbe n.w clraft In hb hand almtdy," BarTy said . "Ho lftmed to have received the recommatdolion we are waitln1 r..... Ordnef e~. howewr, that the r~~<ulty have- been puoed by durl"' tho P<ocaa. "~ penuldn\atc dran has been pre ontod to Pialdmt Samplt," he said. "Wr will now tell tbe fKulty w1t<n we ("""'*-'< Artlllnl lland In to title~ . " Vlce-.lll!•lli•••••••• ..~--~... T b o - - t i P OMiy In Ill< -u., wbal s-p&c brknr addnaetl tile c-lltoe ud ._.w to die teolt fiii'Qf He ..w ....... - Praidcnt about It ." ~,...., a... .......... ...... 1--*'•"•" .............. ·-----·--·............... .....·.a.-......... ,.., ................ ...... ......... .--· ........... ......,.. ·-~-- ... •• -·-...- y. . . otLOIIIIII....._ , .......,..., .. J _ fit.._ . . . . �editorial Give a Clarno A popular pastime for students at this University Is complaining about their student g overnments . Particularly against the Undergraduate Student Association (S"'), as students grumble If they do not like the bands for the Fests or how much money Is being spent on a particular project. They complain, but do not try to get their voices heard. On Monday and Tuesday of this week, SA held Its annual elections for positions on the Senate-the body which decides financial policy. Only an estimated 1000 undergraduates of the over 10,000 eligible voters cast ballots-and that estimate seems a bit high. The turnout was pitiful. Here was an opportunity-well publicized in the campus media-for students to express their feelings on how their governing body Is run and how their money is spent. From the results, It appears that most of you don 't give a damn . it. is a sad comment that a candidate can win a Senate seat with just 100 votes and that under ten percent of the population cares. But, If UB is just a microcosm of Americn society-with a notoriously poor voting record-then th is is just par for the course. an era of humanity, one In which the world can no longer sit back and enjoy the warmth of Peace, but must prepare for the lifeless season that may await us If we do not recognize the vivid Images of nuclear war. And the 21st also symbolizes the approaching century, reminding us that If we do not do something now, It may never arrive. Peaceday Is over, but the seed planted two days ago Is just beginning to germinate. The activities of last Wednesday, although Important, were not meant to be an end In themselves. The Peacewalk, Daniel Ellsberg 's speech and the many workshops should not be considered as static examples of a Peace rally, but rather as living parts of a Peace Movement. What we must now focus on Is Education and Activism. We must educate ourselves of the Incredible dangers of the nuclear weapons buildup, by read ing both history and today's news-being ever skeptical of those who would underestimate those dangers. And we must be active. Only If we vocalize our fears by voting, writing letters and physically protest ing the nuclear arms nightmare, will things ever change. No longer can we walt and hope that peace will appear, we must demand it. We have no choice. You can change the world. That phrase should not be Interpreted as a radical call to arms, as it often Is, but as a manifestation of democracy. You can create change, either on an altruistic, best for society level or push for what you, Individually, believe to be the best system whether liberal, conservative or middle of the road. But you have to Initiate the change yourself by working through the political system. Student elections, local elections or national elections, your power can be heard. But only through exercising your right to vote can the .true power of democracy, the ultimate egalltarlanlsm;-be felt. As for this week' s Senate elections, If you do not like SA politics this year you blew your chance and will not get another until next year. And for anyone who did not vote·, you just · forfeited your prlvlledge to complain. Just a start It Is the end of summer, a time for us to prepare for a cold and lifeless season as we move through the vivid colors of Autumn. likewise, September 21 symbolized the end of feedback Response For Peace The following letter sent to President Gery Clurczek. end The Spectrum. A s Director o f the Hillel Foundation of Buffalo, I wish to express Hillel ' s support and encouragement of the alma and Editor. activities of Peace Day, 1983. The laaue of peace haa been a deep and long-abiding concern for Jews. Few people are more aenaltlve to the ab8ence of peace than those who have endured centurlaa of violence and hatred. And regardlaaa of political or Ideological dlfferencae, no Jaw today can avoid the aertoua-crltlcal-ramlfk:atk>na for world peace contained In the continuing crlalaln tho Middle E01t. can tho<w be any wondof that tho Jew.. daJiy pray-era culminate with a pjoolorpooa? Afthough It Ia ' P<obobly only coincidental , It Ia particularly oppropttate tiMit thla yoo(a Dey IMia , _ , piece on tiMI ... of tho J - holldoy of SUI<•ot. While thla Ia tr.dltlonolly notod lor beifla tho -atlon of the Autumn harveat, tta metopl>orlcal - l o f t wfth tho tho powltf and tho fragility of tho world. We are r. .cqualnted with God'e order and creauon, and are taught once more of our own obllgatkKl In the maintenance of thll workS If w. are ...,., to rnp the tulflllrnont of c,..tlon. Tho SuUa, a device for gathering material euetenance, 11 at the ume time a powerful lymbol of -co. And, thua. In tho dolly PfOyo<s, tho Jew aat<a that Oocl might "IP<Ood Hla su••·ot--allofua." Finally, Jowa.,. taught tlult their I I - .,. not fulflllod In thought or plllloooplly, but tn their octlona.lt Ia not tho aymbol of t11o SUklra thot Ia algnlflcont but tho oct of -lfto In It liMit "' tNiy lrnponant. lo too, Ia not menty t h o - of violence, but deliberate and ooncertod oct. PMoola to be found .,.,...,. oo l --..-- J - t o· Th In our protection of the -.lnourfrtondll-. Willi a - . roof (the -~In-. notofonly , _ , _ ol 1 M 1M - o f cllgnl!y- ~ to 1M ........ IIi.... .. In -·· will.,._ a lor - - " ' ....,, Oft • pMIIton. In ffont of 1M .... of • _ . . , - -... "'·~-h .... - .. __ .....,..of_ ...,_In--t-. but- .. aJao , _ out of tho pootoctlve ---lllll-lniM ond wn Graduate Student EmployHI Union Editor: placod Into • direct - · 1 M - - 1M~. --......-..-"' 10 - lnot-ltln. Onoe - atotw monloa - . t l l o - - lag peyro/1 whon thoy ore oppo/fttorl In ,.. fell '"' 10 "' 12 montlt f'OI/IIon. Tltla- tttot ,.. ,,., ,.,_ _.., , _ _ pey period will • ..,., He Wllo - - ----"-lor•on ~-- - -10 before my two-,...,_ mourn. - ·of o Joloe. I don, ~ conaldora - o IOI!IftY. Aa1< Int-o. - ulota • arona - thla- otho<w et thla u.w..lly; many ooutcl toll their _ , of this atory• • Yet Tho CUnwot . _ ~ witt fuat blow oow. Duo to tho ,._,_., of . -...., _ . . _ _ olllle 1M /Jtata'a ,., , . , . , .. - Currwot otoH c:lalma - l p. - - oo .. tfUit ,,., _ , plen -lo<lhlo-lty. ... 1M ....... of ... _ _ _ of tllrw ~ out of tho Holoceuot began. Uncle dlod. only ____ ,..,,..,-·---- ........ - • ...,...__ __ ----10 promoto tile eotlolla of tile Some things lhould not be allowed to blow over. In tho 11113 1._ of Tho Current. an lntlmoto, overtly calling lor tho Incineration of Jewa, appeared. The Editor of Tho Currwot uoured mo that on apology tor thla horrendous atot-.t would be In tho next luue. No "*ltlon of tho lntlmoto ~ In thla ·s Currwot. Olwlouoly, they hoped It would juot blow-· My G<anclfotllor c:emo from 1 tornlly toun- brothora. Only If Ia wwy /wtportoftf lor you to nota lfult oil , _ , . ouJotonta h- .--·-----10 . . . . -.tlla-nol--10 ........ TAa,- ofiiUIIIIO Editor. ttatement: .....-............... --··_....,...,. Oft ...... ~f-10_....._ Bad intimate I am wrtt lng In reaponae to your romarl<a regarding tiMI )ag payroll ('"Open Forum", ln tho Soptornbor 7, 1983 laauo of Tho S,..,trum~ In apeclfk:, I would llko to oddreu your comment that " . . . there was no official not lea to GAITAIRAa from tho atoto loYel, l.o. Clloncollor Wharton; or from tho Un...,.lty level, l.o. PrHidont Semple; or from tho Greduoto School lovot, I.e. Acting Dllon William Borba" . On June 11...,. 1.S 1 Mnt a memorandum to DM.ne, Dtrectora of Graduate Studlea, and Deportment Cllolrtl c:onc.rnlna Fall 1983 ualatantahlp oppolnt"*'ta. In thla _,., I tho following -L- tllolag..,......,.,.to.,_ wtllftOI"""--· _,_t ___ ---··..., GA-. ftAa. NeNrllllllll. ......,. -'lortiO _ .,....... . -. - _ ..... _ In ........... _, be--- -c.. . ~=---=-m Jl , . t • Raaponalble j ournallam ? Reaponalbla humanity. AI a ot 1111. 110 to -thto...-..,Jc:allloron -lgallon. . . oc>OIOOY· No, I'm -.y, Mr. 1 . - . Thla odd that 1M ~ Let - -'bllltytllato-ofTho " II 1 I �op-ed Open Forum by John D. Truesdell CAN THE oxlatonco of God be pro-? "-<<laps. Actually, the relftant queaUon Ia: " May the existence of God be •p..,_• to an opon.mlndecl pwaon who 1o ooon:hlng '"'the truth?" To that, the answer Ia " Yea. ·· On the other hand. God's axlatence cannot be ..Pf'O'IWI .. to the peraon who ''knows" such a t ask la lmpoaalbte. Thla artk:le Ia offer.ct to thoM who are genuinely Marching for the truth. What " evidence" axflta? Oulte a bft, but perhape the moat vlalble and well known would be mlrac.... By mlracte. I mean an actle'tent that can be explained and underltood, by all generaUona, onty In tenna of the declatw act ton of a supernatural being operating upon our plane o f axi Jtence In a way whtch transcends the natural order. Such actk»n woutd " prow" God'a axlltenca, tor God could not ha.,. aueed any actfonlevent unleaa He did, In fact , axial. What mlracte m11y be examined to ... It h would conatttutalfridence In favor or God' a uJatence? Wetl, If we mult ltudy a mlrac•. what about the one upon wh ~ Christianity Ia baMct the ruurrecUon or Jeeua Chrlat? If a miracle took place and Jnua wu raiMd from the 6ud, then God muat axlat; If, on the other hand, J .. ua' rHurrecUon m.y be explained aa aomethlng othet" than a miracle, then Chrlstlantty will 1\aYe been ,....'-d aa a religion with ~utety no bula for tta e.xletenc« How may we examine the rMurracUon to eccompUIItl thia end? Ftrat, by ootablllhlng the hlllorlc:Hy of Jooua; OKOnd, by gaining an undentandlng of the Romon ,...hoel of CNClflxlon; th ird, examine the varioua a.ttematM theoriea for the resurrecUon; and fourth, Pf090M a poaalble modern-day mlrac .. u ....tdence that God 11 etlll actM today. DID JESUS exllt? YM. Cometlua Tacltua. a Roman hlttorlan, wrote In the NJ1y )"Mt'' of the 2nd CWitury A.D.: "Chrtotuo. the founde< of the (Chrtl!ianol, woo put to - t h by Pontlua Pilate, procurator of JudM In the Ntgn ol Tlb«lua . .. " (Ann•la, XV, 44). Lucian of &amouta. a aatlrlat of the aeconc:J century, alluded to J....,. u "the man who woo crucified In Paiei!IM . . . " (The l'oulng ~rlnul ). Fillvluo , _ u o . a Jewflh hlototlan wOO< datos to the and of the lim C«ttury and the beginning of the OKOnd century A.D., .....,.., • .. . there . . . a wloo man who wu called Je.u.a ... Pilate condemned Him to be crucified and to die. And • - who hed hll disciples d id not abandon hll dloclplaahlp. -'eel that Ha hed ~ to 11*'1 llv• ~ aft• Na CNCIIIxlon and the! WOO aJfvol IICCOtdlngly, WOO pemapa the Meoollh -.>lng whom the prophah .,... recounted -.dan" IAM*/<IItloo, XVIII, S31. ~"*'-and others, _ . clooo anougll to the time oiJooua to Wflta with They He He accuracy of Hla u lltenca. Therefor.. Jeeua muat haw axl ated. What woo Hlo - t h lllle? The Roman ,...""" of ctueiflxlon conaloted ot a wt11pp1ng (the Wlltp hed leather thonga with ~ ol bone a n d - _ , Into tl*'l to the of the llroloael; cenytng the ~to the pt-. of - l o n ; bekiO - from the c.,.. by and ropor; and often the -utlon waa a , - up by bteeldng the vlclllft'a 111 ol IIIIo accord with the t•tmony or the T-t Wflt...-1-- wlllpped (Matt. 27:21; ..... 111:151; wlltpped ao ~thep~-. only 1*1 or the- (Malt. ;u:,a; 1o11t. 1!!.:21; lk. D2l; Jn. ll:ltl; He- hung the ....... by . . . - ttvough Hta and (Malt. 27:311; . . . 1 -; lk. 23:33; Jn. 11:17); but. Hla-lo _ " ... , _ , _ -loin. 11:31~ Aller tile - o f • . . . - - -(Malt. ~..1; ... 111:42-41': lk. !ega.,_- He- In-· He-"""' He_....,.IM --ltla ..... somehow atarted. (See l.alte'a The Hl1forlcal Eridenco fCN fhe FINu,..;tloll of Joau• Chrllt, 11107.) The - . ,, dl_ , _ wHh L.Ue'a theory. In the lint the yroung man'a atatament •t the tomb waa: " He 11 not ov--. P'- here, lOT Ha h•l rlHII, /tilt ea ,_ Nld. Come. ... the ptace - . the Lord loy" 'Matt. 28:8; Mk. te:e; lk. 24:8; ~al ic l mine). ~ may thua be _ , that l.alta, olong with the other -~~ of thla theory, Is ooloctlft In which WOf<ll he drawe out of the New TMtament accountt of the ,..urrecUon; ha om ltl a CNCtal phrue wtdch po&nts out the rMI mMnlng of the young man't worda. The young man woo axpilllnlng the ...lny of the ..,pry tomb. he waa not pointing them to the ,..1 tomb. Futlher, the - d abovt the amply t<Mnb go1 out, Joooph ol Atlmetheo would have checl<ad out the tomb. and he moat a.talnty would have known - . hla own tomb woo located; the Flomena would heve chocl<ed the tomb, and they would ha" flrot chKI<ed the t<Mnb to me1<e ..,.. they hed the rigtlt one), or they could ha" found out - . It woo loc;ated; and the J . . . moat a.talnty would .,... the tomb and p<oduoed the llacly of Ja.>Ua, II they could, thereby dllpt'OYtng the " rumo<" of the roourroctlon. E- II the wrong tomb theory could be accepted •• accounting tor the lnHiolbeliet In the roourroctlon (In feet n can 't~ It could not account IOf the ccntlnued belief In the roourrectlon: the J -lah ! e - . would he" produoed the body from the corNet tomb and dl aproven tl'ta " rumor" of tha - l o n. (3) The legend thaory. Some have attamp!ad to arvue that the acco"'"t of the r..unecuon 11 ln runty the rMUit of legenda which cropped up _ , . aft• the time of Jooua. Thf1 theory proc:lalma that the - • ol the ampty lomb CMVI , _ , . lot•, and the -nta, 00 Of*' In the Ooapelo. .,. merely I!O<Ioo lomlula1ed to autl*'tlcate the mlrocie of the roourroctlon. The~ wHh this theory ·lo that the Ooapela have _ , reliably dated to a period within 150 _,.of the crucifixion of J-a. Th41! would be: Il l too lho<t a period ol • - Within Wlllcllauch a legend oould be lormuiotad; and (2) people _,ld IIIII have_, living that h.., _ , In Jeruaolam at the time of.._. cruclftxlon and they could h... attaa1ed to the talelty of the legenda Wlllcll wera betnQ clrculatad. (4) Tha aplritual raaunectkH\ theory (alto known u the obleetM Mbn theory). Thla thacwy ltatH that JMua' body ramalnecl In the grave. yet at the oome time He ... In • totally aplrttuaJ - l o n. ln 1-. Hll body -.yec~ In the gr.... (OIIjactlwe - - the loot that the cltaotplea ,.... llelluclneted; they would _ - · the~ here Ia the! • lj)flltual - l o n "" • ,.., rooutroctlon. WHhout getting Into t~. auflloe" to aey that the dtoclploo • - Joow on ooculona(t.a. Matt. 211:11; J - atel Futlher, INa theory _... en oocupled- the euthOflttoo oould.,... ooally dltpfoved .... - b y aimply productng the llacly, . f e e t the euthofltloo -· They--. ~ the llaclyl (They would- H they~ 1111 The helluc:inatlon . - y (-known oo tile aul>jaotlwe tllaoly). A or IIIIo theory woo the F . -· ~ ~ (11/ZSol~ ...... ·he __ _ _-_ _ . . _ t o The the pn,- _,_lllng.) -.nown - • and the4r atory before tha chlaf ptlesta. It muat ba stated that the ~ of Matthew wu compiled at a ttma ctoee onoiJllh to the time of the c:ruclflalon the! the J-lah IMdeR In Jaruaalem would havoe spoken ~ wtth regard to the falalty of the guanl atory. J-lah and Romoon rocoroa have no mention ~lng auch. (D) 01 the 11 d isciples remaining aft., Judat' sulci<M, onty JOhn d*i of natural cauMa. The other 10 all autferect painful and tenltytng dutht . . the cHrect routt ot their tatth. Any ona ot them could have MCapecl - t h II he almply adml!tad to hlo part In tha fraud. It ..ema unrMIOn&tMa thlt anyone woutd d .. a tarrlble - t h tor what they know to be a fraud ! {7) The "authorfllea moved the llacly" theory. Thooo who mo- hold to thll nplenatlon bel- that the authorltiea ttle body to a oole place to - • any -.a>tlon on the part of anyone who wtahecl to procilllm Jaaua u rHUrrected. Ona queaUon: why tMn ooutdn 't tl'ta llllhorltloo produce the body of Jooua? That , In and of It Mil, woukt hll.e d lepro¥en tha talk of 1 rMUrrectad JNul l (8) The • - (or, roouac:ltatlon) theory. The brainchild ol Eart Heinrich Vanturtnl (1.,..1148). thla theory holda that J-.ua d id not rMIIy d~ on tha croee: In aoma myatlc al way he " lakad" - t h on the Cf'OOO, _ . , In the tomb and -v«i 11 the Triumphant Victory what Death (though In died). Could Jooua heve aurvlftd'l Coni- fact He - a man -.nt thfOugh In cruclfl• ton: ha wu whipped; he carried the crou-pteoe to the plac. of axecuUon (JMua waa too WMk 10 do thla); ha wu nai led to the croaa until deeth. Further, Jooua woo apoared In the aide eo dMpty that a mlatura of blood and wat• waa -ood iJn. 11::14~ With that In mind, ccna- thooe WOf<la of Devld ,riedrich Strauaa (1-1174~ " It the! a being who hed 11otan hell.- out of the -lollre. Who c:rapt about and Ill, wanting medical t,..tmant , who requlnod bendaglng . . . oould have glftn to the dloclploo the knpreaaton that he waa a conquetOf' OHJ dMth and tha gr.... the Pnnco of Lila, an lmp<Miilon which illy at the bottom of t heft tutu,. mtnlatry. Such a rMUtcMaUon oouki only ha.. the lmprooalon which he had rNide upo11 tl*'l In H r. and In - t h .. but could by no pooojbllny heve changed their OOfrow lnto onthlalaam, have .t.veted their r~ Into worehlp .. (A New l l,. of Cltrllt, 1~ II , '1 2). And S UIUII waa hlmMff I nonbel-l (I) The Pu~ Plot. Thla theory Ia the unique of Hugh -llelcl. aa propounOad In hla of thet Aooonllng to thll theory, J _...., He the _ . , . . 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L..._, ........ -·-~ ,_,_ ............... ,. .._...., ...... ................. ......,.,. .. ,..... ...._ __.. �Ellsberg. __ ,_;_ ~o~..e tn OW" 13ooths SWING IT AND WING IT lyaug uut at utu: lyul!J l1uts BUFFALO ' S ''FIRE AND WATER FESTIVAL'' MONDAY NITE -OCTOBER J rd BILLS vs. JETS $12.00 (Includes bus ride and ticket to game) TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: THE RECORD OUTLET-CAPEN HARRIMAN TICKET OFFICE LIMITED. SUPPLY - Get yours the Pershin&s in Europe and fo suppon the MX missile project. Ellibera nepted the effectiveness of the Penhin& u a barp.inin& tool. .. I'm hearina, 'put the Pershina in Germany',' ' he said. ''It will be better for nqotiatina with the Russians. That is about as plausible as the Soviets in 1963 movina mi.uiles to Cuba." And altbou&h Senators see hrealcina .,-ound on the MX project as .. something they can stop," usina the proposed weapon as a threat, could, ~ke the Pershin&s have a revene effect, Elliber& said. Because if the RUSiian disadvantqe in weapollfY pew tOO IJ'W , "the Soviets would do what our Pentagon would in that instance . . . it would keep the arms race alive.,. The power to end the tide or nuclear stockpilina, Ellsbera claimed, rested not with the president. If that was the case this problem could have been hammered out earlier on if the Soviets also wanted to put an end to the arms race ... We can confront the Soviets with stoppina the arms race if they are willina, " Elliber& said, "But they have never been offered this opponunity. they have only been offered a manqeable arms race. " THE RESPONSIBILITY to stine United States participation in the arms race, Ellsbcra said, rests with the American people. As with the war in Vietnam utbe rqistered voter'', or more properly, aroups of voters, can have a deci4in& role in determina US policy. "You have to make Conaraa think they will lose their johl unless they take control or the bud&et aod take away the hombin& power of the praldau," he said. Allo uotin&, "People for the freeze are said to believe in the Soviet Union. This is untrue especially after the bombiai of .lbe Koran Jet ... That trust he labeled "wiahful ... One or the primary tactics l!llsber& bU UJed in his OWD Involvement aaa inJt nuc lear weaponry baa been civil d iaobedience . Arreued ita California and Nevada fo r part icipation in non-v iolent protCtU, Ellabera is a areat propoaent or theoe DletbociJ. But Ellsbera, unlike moJt Amerlcam, occupied a place or blab autborily in the Praiclet>tlal admiuillrationa or l!ilenbower. Kaulody and J"""-. He Is DOt the Americ:u. ADd IIWIY other partlcipaU ill IUCb actiolll ore DOt the a - . Americ:u ~ IIWIJ arc or co11ot1ce bocqrouada. a- 1 In these instances, there is a teDJion betweeD proteston and people in an:as in the midst or weapon fa<:tOries. This, it hu been reponed, has been the case in many ueas across the country I.Dd, to a certain extent on a local level, at the nearby Seneca _Army Depot . FoUowin& his lecture Ellsbc:ra talked about this matter with Tht Sp«tnun . " TB1S IS A PROBLEM to some extent. Not so muc:.b at Uvermore (~fomia) . We had about a 1000 people there. There were 12 minister> from Uvermore itself. About half of the proteston were women and the· median qe was around 38. There were people in their 60's aad 70's. There was a arandfather, a fatber and son, a mother and dauahter. A&e was more representitive here than durin& Vietnam demonstrations wbere the bulk or the protestors were students. This is a rar arcater spread." "Blue Collar .,-oups are still no1 widdy represented, " be added . " When it comes to civil disobedience locals tend to be conservative. They feel they have to be patriotic and that they're not doing this by protesting . Civil d isobed ience makes t h em nervous." Many or these people depend on such factories to make a livina, but Elliber& said the arms nee takes on &Iobal Jiaui!icance u well . "Locals must understand they are not the only ones wit h interests," he said. He stressed that . these demonstrations should be planned and carried out tactfull y. When this is the cue, and a rappon it esta b lished between demonstraton and locals, and mutual underatandina achieved , Ioc,Is sometimes join in. EUSEIIG ALSO commented votina ill reprda to sex, race, qeandlteopu. " ID the War~ Issue, blacks have been men apinst war than whites. Women abo been ~ apinst war. Woma1 are i!iaftsinaly votina independently; t'mtil now, women usuaDy voced Uke their bust..udl. If women vote and hlai:kl vote they ean un-dect Reopu ." "Reopu'a widest support will come from the youna voters (11-23). Tboy bave a lack or historicalapcrieoc:e. Wbm . _ says IOIDIIthlna it IOUDdl plallliblc. Tboy w•t 10 bolioft the praiolall. Older people wbo boeD tbro uab Vlctaun b a ve U.at apcrieoc:e . l fwe~ ........ 10 _ . hom DOW dleJ wtl .... on badtlw_........ �students before a problem becomes a problem" Panon said. By DEBBIE PERCIVAL Sp«!Tllm Staff Writ<r ONE OF CI.S' ~ emphases is tbe establishment of !he Pwalepl J>rosram. To become a member of !he Paralcpl staff an individual must complete a uainina prosram and fulfill tbe roquireroenu for eillter pubticatioos, educ:atioo or !he SW J. Memben of the pubtiauions component mean:h various lepl topics and assist in !he publication of leaal pamphlets or handbooks. Just recently, they have revised a landlord-tenant booklet and are currendy workina on a new vdtidc and trafrtc law IF A U8 student is fllcin& lcpl problems, Group Lepl Services (GLS) is available to Jive lcpl aid tbat could prove ben<ftcial. Amona other servic<s, tbe orpnization provides are their Paralcpl Proaram and the defense help for students appearina before tbe Student-Wide Judiciary (SWJ). ''The primary function of GLS is to facilitate the usc of an advi.scment service" GLS Director Lisa Parson said. If a student has any type of legal problem, it can be taken to GLS where one of threr attorneys-Don ShoM, Craia Sla!er or Eric Bloom-will be available to &i~ advice on the problem, accordina to Parson . "If an individual comes in with a pamphlet . The education component ls conccrncd with !he orpniution of seminars and tbe publication of mat trials. " An immipation seminar is beina planned for the near future, " Parson said. Memben of the SW J component assist d<fenden with mean:h for specifiC Jeaal case. and appear at SW J proceedinp as m.i.sdemeanor charce. an auorocy can taot go into coun but can rdtr them to attorneys outside ofGLS, ' 'Bloom said. Because of the cost of coun fees it is noc economically feasible for GLS to provide this service , observ~s. GLS provides law students as ckfenden for students appearina before the SW J. Most cases involve donnitory violations includina: vandalism and assault . accordina to Parson . GLS handles a wide variety of ca5CS . "The most popular cases are landlord-tenant problems which occur mos1 frtquently at the bqinnina and end of each scmcsttr," Parson said . GLS is funded throuab student activity fees. and thus is only available to UB students . .. If individuals other than students of UB wert aiven advice, attorneys would be The main problem arises when studenu wait until it is too late to~~ 1(1&1 aid for their problem or out of scopt of GLS. "It would be much better if people preventively brouaht in lea.ses or cases. Attorneys can point out thinp that are unlawful and can hdp auilty of ovabreacl\ina" Parson said . Altorneys wiU not a,ivc advk:c over the pbonc unless it is an exap~.ional case. ATTORNEYS AilE from the Allen, Lipes ~~..-~..._.__, __ and Sbonn firm and are a•ailable to provide lcpl advisement )4 houn per week. 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Stat• Uniwtsily of New York at Buffalo • 104 Fargo Quod, SliW al....,, ~ N.Y. 14161 (116) 6:W.M97 SERvtNG STUO£NTS ULY $1.SO This Satuday 171 Filmore, Ellicott 3,7,11,12=30 SaAay Dewey LDUDge, hmms a:oo pm Senate.___ from each club voted. It seems to me that the Senate elections should be a major concern to these dubs," he said. Tbe Senate decides on funding for SA-recognized clubs. "SA NEEDS TO fmd a way to get more people to vote," Fried declared. He also cited the shon length of the campaign period and the number of_ voting days as reasons for the poor showing. " Votin& lw to be looked at as something more than rapid fire. We 1 .• elections," he said. "I'm really happy with the way it turned out ," Fried said of the election results. "It's a good spread-it won't be an A Team goina apinst a B Team. To &et anytbioa done; everyone will have to work together-no one group has a majority. It's aood because we need viewpoints from more than two directions," he said. ''I hope the Senate is a little more objective than last year," Ferro added. have to extend awareness or ATTENTION GRAD STUDENTS RESEARCH GRANTS Money Ia available for grad atudent• l'nearc.h tow...d final Maata 'e or Doctol'allevcl pl'o}ect . The Gl'eduate Reaource Acct.. Development Pro)ecl of rhe: GSA haa funda to provide up to S200 for Maaten and 1325 for PHD canldatea . Application• are available In the GSA office , I 03 Tolbert HoiiiAMC). DEADLINE Frldav, September 30, 1983, 4p.m. Studenu hom •D f•caltlee ••• urged to applv. Thank J10U for JIOur attention •nd cooperation ln If JIOU h•.,. Ull q....tlone. pleaee cont•ct the THE BUFFALO NEWS SPIC.IIL Drrll FDI V.I. STUDIITS= . SIISCIIrti.IS I&LF PIICI! D41L! I SUIDI! llt.l& t.ID SOD&! DILT per 11111ter lecei n a Fill hru 1 daffll bag 1 it b JDU hilJ nburiptiu ----......-- HOME OF GU ARANTEE D SE:RV1c.L IJUOY A QIIUT iiXHMMCe CoiMtw ......... NDAYI ttlo4 11oft to Frl lto8 Set lto8 �"spofts The Sports Column Another Braves fall difficult to accept No automatic win against UofR By CIIEIIYL L GaEENUllG C.mpou Editor TO ALL tboK die-bard Atlanta Bravos fans out th<r< (Ycs, th<r< an: a few in New York State . . . Home of the Yankees) thiJ may not be your year. Let's face it folks-the Braves are the only team tltat could hav< been 0 nine aames up in Aupst last season and then barely make it to the playoffs; tbey eventually lost anyway. Finally &<ttina their act toaether , they blew it. Well, they wiD probably lose it apin , only thiJ time they will fall completdy apart . Bob Horner 's injury did not help nwters . h was a downhill battk from there. or if you are a pes.simi.sc like myself, it was an uphill bank from th<r<. Wben lonkilll at tbe statistics (God, I hQ/r these dumb numbers) most Brav< fans wiD qree that they had a aood sbot at the pennant. Towards tbe middle of tbe -.on, tbe Brav<S W<re tbe only team over .600 and they had tbe least number of loucs. At that time they w<re winnina 2 out of l both at home and any. Not bad if I do say an myself. Hownor, whct1 people reolized thai the National l<qU< West race wu bet,..... the Braves and tbeir old oemais the Los Anades Dodlm, other bas<baU teams d<cicl<d (and tbey say they do not fix standinp) thai they would ratber ... tbe Dodlm win than Ted Tumer 's Braves. Let's be realisitic: folks, Turner is a IDOI"C:e . TUilND HAS this cruy thai America abould rnm bact to tbe ...,. of the 50's. Aoyoo< with lutlf a braill r<at<mb<n wltal k wu Kke beck thct1 (If you dott't, pick up a boot"" thal<n). Hls polhlcs an: all ocrewed up. (Wbow-1 oouJd ID oa r..- botn. but I have beruf tltiJtp to do and I prefer to keep my ..-lmltip.) Now, beck to the mater al band. Wben the T. . . Jtaqcn traded tbeir bell pkdter, Rldt Hoaeycutt, to the 0oc1een. 1a .,..,.._ ~ atbl<tes, It wu quite obvious thai t11ey _ . . . . _ l l o < - ...... llo<...._ Yoo-.ld have to be cleat, c11ab - - ..,. to Mit (IWo II DOt to otr...S aU who arc cleat, ¢uatb ..- bllad-ll's ...tJ • eqnasioa). H o - . t1t<rc 11 ..... ..,ad - t o al or t1t1s ...,._, Dale Murpltyls still cranldlta OUl- bits a n d . _ , _ _ Joeds the ....... iiiUll,ls ~ iD ........ iD tolltlbits. ....., McMurtry is pkdliaa his tittle arm OUl widl aa .....-... but- o.. ot I .... EaA or Ul. With ll-ldttobep!Qedioltloo--llo<Bra_, _ _ ~will be toot11t to...., beet. bttl t11ey do have a....,_, La's r..- _, -llftlt r..- m- hope t11ey tate-...... or 11. In dooltl&. .. - ..... 1M..._ widl ..... ~~~~v~ee: Hll and ltk Urd. Do not woJt widl,..... tall.,._ )lOW lop. You . . DOt tntly-.. ..U tbo third- Ia doe ttiMb . . . .. Do ........ loopo. 1lMn- ,.,. up hero ._...,,...Oil. And It-do- doll IIIII - · Utlrtls.._ tloo - · UNIVERSITY 11 BUFFALO BUU.S<WI ... UNIVDISJTY of IIOCilESTt:lt YELLOW IAat:TS (1·11 at FAUVER STADIUM, IIOCilESTt:lt, N.Y. ~;1:tlp ••• MEDIA: Ounc broadcast by WBFO (fM 88) at 7:00 p.m . Uv< from Feuver Stadium. OVDIVU:W: TWE BUU.S are takina tbeir lir sbow oo the fOld after a bomesland that pvc tloom IWO more wins al Ibis point ill the - - tban lui year. 8y DOW, _,wty after 1111 ....,.k's ~win over a.tdwin· waa-. Olb<r . _ . ha.. helnl aboultbo . _ o r UB's orruve altack and have , _ to ......., that iD piQitla the Bulb tbey have _......,oloet. UB should be ~tid Ia this oao. Tile put two cont... with U of R have 1oac down to tbe wire . ua - •• COOlly fourtll down penalty . . . . tbo Y. . . J1t:k0U clef..,. 1 )5 ,...S llold 11J Bcnlt Weber wltb toOt :n ..... loft ---it to wiD doe 14-13. In I911, a-Bull Rldt PbiJIIpo booted 1 41_.. w1t1t :Oii to ., r..- a ~7 win. A1 thai llBte, ....... Stadl... beltla rttarfed wltb tll.ll artllldll..·""· - J>tlt:dco tbo - llold. ... ployed a ......, A - . llo Ita Is tbe .,.... ,...or 1M~ eoa. Atblttlc Cooftraoce (ECAC) Upolllt Now Yon llMIIoo lll I'IIILADG.NI4 . . . . ....... Jt-8t. Loolil ......... look ........ for . . . ftnl .... 1111 FnotbaU Conf~ . 14 teams from tbo St. LI1VIalC< River IO Cauarauaus O<ek have aottm ,.....,... to form a resp«tabk division . AD advant... of the confem~<e Is instant comparability, both from the aandllliS and by a new ..-eekly poll . Tht ftnt poll alves Bulls fans reaJOn to chter: TOI . I'll. W·L I · S. . Llwrmce 1-0 2 • UB 2-0 3 · Union 1-0 4 - lthlt:& 1· 1 S tie · Hobatd 1-0 Burtalo Stale 2-0 (9) (51 6J 49 .t-ot • ..,. .. 10 . . . , , '"-*'•-• ........................ Wata , ...... . 44 I I Sot~~ . BULL BITS: S.,C. It. UB lS ~51 . t ,... n. ua zt _ _, . , _ 21 Olio miPt think that tbe Bulls could n . ..._ IMift'.u..o '-Tile llMw r..- tloo . . . . . . . .. . . . _ wll otr- ,.,.., - ....... t l l o - Olor ....... 1111 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. sl., ..........a, ......... '"" Ardllt ............ 0... cw.... 10 ... vw... tloo Olon . . . . . . . . . . ...... IMw . . . .. lA,. DI&GO 41, a.,.....• ,_.,_.._ .... ,...orr .......... ..., ..... ,.... ....................... -...oa..... ..,....., ...... ._...,_ oa. ...................... .... ........... , .......... ........ .._ .... .......-... ...... _._ ........................., ......... ,_,.. ......................... ,... ........... ....... ...... ....... ..... ..... a..•-• ,. ... _ _ _.. ........... He-..JI2,_.,._, ~.,. . . . . . . . . . far T.U.A IIA Y M, CllodlltoMI T-,a a.r will - oot .. . IIIII AI'IC's __, ...... , _ , W...loatoo Sl, ll.tTTLI .............. ......................... T-c..-lt_.....,_..._ ...................... ........ .......... _..........,. ....... ._,.....,... ............ . ........ _,.. ....... ..,a.. ... --. ............ ........... _.,._,. .. .., ............ ..,. _ ............ .. ...... ......... ""' ... _....... ....... ....................... ............ _...... . . . . . . . . . , ....... JaM 1111 .............. 11...... ~, 16-1111 . . . . . . . _ ..... ......, ... .,_ _ _ _ Zan ..... ........... 11 ......... _..., . . . . . ONIIIolt111111111 _.. ........ a... 1...4. . . . 11. . . . -o.r~··ll•• ~ .... 01111. . . . . . ......... ----·-· . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1111 ()lila . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ 14 •fR 1'~" Rochosler's SporiJ Information Dirtelcw Tony Wdls this one u ..the Alt Fon:c vmUJ the .-.nbed Army." Yellow J1t:kot H...S CoKh Pat Slark Is llllorina ltis lSIII yar at tht U orR lllld wt11 OllCI apln use tho wisloboao orr-. Tile Jlt:teu ""' tho bal '10 , . _ oflbe time and - hiP 011lllolr , . . . . _ pbenom Sem Outrrldrl . Tile fullback powalond Ilia ........ wkb a 100 JWd- . . . . c.lslus and ~JIC,o\C aoNlt of tloo Week. become subject to ovtnOtlldmtc. Ma)'bt not ; thiJ ,...., hu ~ to have a roe! IIOOd record vuy lale and may DOt know whet o .. rcoofidentr Is . Tile coedlltl8 .wr C8llillly wiD DOl lllliCII t11aa. Aft• lui S.urday's ..... Bulb IMbecktt 6a>my HaVftl - . . t e d IIIII tlley _.. 11 1111 - ' (tho ,.,. lonklna forwanl to • IIOOd haNGtlll or, blllewe It or not, pnctloe tloo followitll Moaday. . 61). Mony llaiTett picked M tbo R....,_• Is looklaa to in1J><o¥t ECAC orr....m Player or 1bo 011 • u liG ........,. with Week r..- Ills .,..,.,._ ....,. ..,.._.. Qll Jeff WIIUa (two 8-W (ll-41 -lll·l TD-3 INT). He . . . ., ~· I 'J'1)o2 INT). His could hOYt bb way around fevorlte rtcelvtrs au Ortl .........,,s _,.,., t01l10110W u hrrlslalo (...,-Mort Palvlao t11o Ytlow J..UU ,_... :t116.5 (7·1S). ,.. or- clef-. ~ /I¥KntiiiC- ONLY orr--l!arl c-,11e11 ........ a,,... ........ It · U of R ll S.,C.17• .... IIIIo ..,. _.. ........ IIIII Ontlllo l$1 yenls), Bill Kiefer (lO for 71) and John Clrftlty (9o-16l). The only ill.lury the Bulls have so far iJ to Frank Licata trlaht comerback). He hu waler on the k11« from a hit tatm last w«k ami hiJ immediatr panicipation Is doubtful. A Berni< Weber Updat<: ei&hl fDf f\ahl In exira polnta and 1 yearnina to kick som<thina Iron• past the ton . )0 ...., .............. . . ...... •..,. """',...Iliad a.-. w-. _.. . . . . - 011 the other end or the a<ri&l an:s. tbo throe lllOil Ukdy m:eptors an Cltrls D'Amico (14 Cliches lor ~ ... �undergrnduale officer ro~ning program<i. If )OU're As a Marine Officer, )OU could be in charge of a Mach 2 + F/ A-18A, a ~ take-off Hanier or one ·or our a junior, check out our gradullk! program<i. Stu1ing salaries are from $17,<XX> to $23,<XX>. And )011 am count · olher jets or helico~. And )011 could do it by the time on going f.u1her ... faster. )OU're 23. But it takes a spedal Commitment on )OUf part. We demand~ at all , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ielels. We m:h )OU to be one. If )OU're a freshman Or WpOOoot'e, ~ aOOut Our ~O ~~..J.~a., ~ u~"'~··· I.a.. faster. �Rugby tougher than it looks-try it, you D:t&Y like it Rowan said. " But ~have an open By JON M. DIAT Contributing Editor policy that anybody wbo wants to play will play." No prior knowled&c of the GEORGE P UMPTO N would have lau&hed. Donnina cleated Nikc's, shoru and a footb&ll shin, I marched confidently to the nonh side of the Amherst Bubble, ready to show my untapped skills at Ruaby . We all make mistakes . EST AIIU SHED AS a club seveo years ago, the squad has shown promise with each season. Havina lost to a team from Enaland I~ two weeks qo, Whitney pointed out that nobody oo the UB team has prior ruaby experieuce before. "One of the players on the British squad swted playi.oa when he was silt," Whitney said. " from an cxpcrieoa standpoint , we did really wd l." Receivin& under Sl(X) from the Student Association foe the year. players pitch in for travdlina upeoses, uniforms, ref<Tees. and c:halkinB the field . "We use sewer pipes for aoalposts," Whitney said. "We figu re it cosu us about S2(D) for a Fall and Sprina season .' ' While cosu may put a damper on 1he squad, the team is concerned with gettin&thc st udent population involved with the pmc. " I think the freshmen tend to be ~ is required by the team. In fact , one keeps leamina about the aamc from playina tbc pmc. " I'VE BEEN playina for five yean and I' m still leamina," Fred Bressette said. ''T'hcre is always some MW stnt'l)' and plays to be learned." "There is a p-eal fedina of closeness on a NJ,by team that you can ' t fusd anyplace dse," Rowan said. ''It's r eally like an unchartered fRtemity." The UB nqby s<ason will last approximately nine: -ks i.o both the Fall aod Sprloa. ~.. pennittina. Ma<d>es ""' I!Cheduled for the weekend . " We schedule as maoy matches as we can act." Whitoey said. ''We wiD pnctice ncryday of the and mix aomc full hittl a.1 scrimmaaes as wdl. Tbe day befoce a PfM, we will usually work on sorM set plays for the upcomina pme." '' All we want is for us to 1ft some recocnition and 1o involn as many J)(.'Oplc into the pme," Whitney surrunarized. ·· ~ pme may k>ok complicaled and it is as: first, but it's dcrmardy wortb tM effort to t.ry it." a little leary of ruaby ." ruuer J«ry ON-CAMPUS ACOMMODATIONS A RE A VA ILABLE FOR THE 1983 FALL AND 1983 SPRING SEMESTERS. 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The SC~eetrvm doe!~ not 8IUIIfM ""''ItOa!OitttY lot ....., ..-rors ocep~ to ~oduce any .:1 lOt eqUI'faJI'ttt). trM o1 cn.rg.. tNt Ia rHdlftd .,.......... due to ~ bepakf k'l adltance. TM Mfmwt condtUon. -.o25l. 11n TOYOTA C£UCA,. 4lfl"(l, axe.IIWII cond., .W cond.. AMIFW at.-.o, 12'750!'btlt ofhr. -· 1114 FIAT, "'Y rnftMee, 57,300 oood condttlon. ou m-. aMmo 1100.00. (:ajl gtHl FOR SALE OR RENT dottllng, ~ booQ, MfUirium. OM dlir on1y SeL, s.p.. :u, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., 13 t+tndrtcb. EgoertmltL ~ t~ •c.. 35MW FUJICA CAMERA STIOI!. lb ,..., wttt1 '-"• 1:65 mm, 1:2:2:, a. Aed Jaclcet, 11!10 or ..... MATTRESS, lOX SI'RJNG, bed frame. tKH. chMrt, 'f'~um, ~ tk'N. blt4;. 181-3814. IIUA. BEER, IIE£R. llf.V\, MER. WhotHel4l k-o&c.KWb, . . .7112. BIKES 111 IN., 3, 10 SliD. UQ MW. C'M tW... 'f'KUunt. l .'f'. biiUWh. ..,...,.. MUSIC OUITAII"ST LOOKING to atart bMd. II lnt....-d, ca.tlf311.421M.IIIJU. TEACH IN WA&SACHUSIEnS. Complata ~-lngof .. publklftdprtoMtll ac:~• In waaaac:tluutta. Dlpl. 12. c.nt.,..,.,.., ..... oaD4. ........ , aoD. a.tt.....,, FEMALE M00£LS NEEDED. a- l'tl,lde cN40 wottL fll\1111 uw. own lfM4CICWI.adon. t.llllt.Mh)' at&1t4CIJI.ILM.-6P.M. COOK AOCmES PUMP M)()N, pen ltrM ~ ...0100 ak 4 p.M. WAHT£0-~ ,...,.,__ lndholdwllla _...._ toMII~"""o torTIN~. &pertence O.Wed, but not needM.. call . . . . . 1:.11-21.52 Of COfM down to 14 BMty aftd fll out an OM>UP LEAOEM AND TEACHEN FOR c.n... PfOO'M'I Kth'tlleL c::a.... In ~ cookln9. pott..,, ~lftO aftd dWb ~ ~w~tt~ct...•P"fenwd.Conuct INIII'AM M HELP WANTED lataat ~u• P.O. lol 115.\, -...o:n AhoN I 'MU PAY 15.00 AN HOUR to tN moat quaJI"-d at....-nt whO can bMl au4at ,.. 1n t.ttw ~andtng ~ Statlatica 7fJ7. Calt HH atJ3&.1101. ffCNtl UOlon ~. Sept.15. Contalna.,..., lmponant noen. II louncl, ptM.M retum to 11 EngleWOOd A... 01' ....... ~ ati31·2CI2 No q....tklna aaked. ,._., o"--d. A.tRNlSHED TWO, THREE, FOliA becttoom ~ -. ctlataMe to MSC.. w.l»4 anyUme, ••IIIJnO &13-1117 ....... SPACIOUS FUPINISHf.O thrH attd tou r t»Hroom tlata, e taan, wall ma inta ined, ln'ln'ladlada occupency, 115 per penon and up _.,,...... """'"""" FUPINISHf.O THPIEf. IIEDfiiOOMS. Claan. tnaulatacl, ctoM to taundty, ••~a. tJua, m.7010. lOVElY ONE I!DJIOOM NEAPI WSC, carpetlno, appUaneaa, 1271.00. 135-.2231 - ATTN.C11V£ THAU KDfiOOM IIC*'t"*'t Wain IHHI eampua araa. Appllancaa, f\IINaMd, ....aatlle Oct. 1. 137-3011. SERVICES StudlntRa• F-~Tatq 883-221~ Erie Medal c.nw 50 t¥ s.-t-5th loar AwoldthellnH USE SPECTRUM PHOTOCOPYING 1a....-..1111N 14 ..... MIIN �ROD REWAAD-StoMn '7 c.-.ro. ~ ....... Ferfwastloldlo.~11D1 . • with ...... .ufpee encJ tlltldl ~jbte 11:19.t.n)'OM wttta ln--..:kln QH Sc:on .. 831~. CHfl.DAEN.ADUl..TW.. ..... tan, ._ mliM. _,__.gr.e GUfTAA LESSONS-~ ...,_. 1\U 0 .5. I ~ the fa--. noc feffllfa Studio. ~1101 . 17~ St. J...,._ ATTENTION ALL SA CLUBS ~lor---~&:J:WO& EXCal.ENT ~ l!RAWN or pelnted. ~-l».a1'1. w--. STUDENT DISCOUNTS llecutsg• Heir ~ cut .,.. tlbw c1ry , n5 The multi-med ia ..,...., ClEANFEST '13 s.urcs.,. 430. . . "--' • .oo.. ~i»>CX)t . WHAT$ lUGGER IMn s bMr encJ ~ ~. lmpoftant than • toidlo, .._.. acitino tMrl BoO Rooney ftlgl'lt1 n·s o..n ... "1.1 LESSONS-.._.• ,_, ..._ .. ~ -~na. VOICE .,.... PEEPER H~ 201h, 'I'Oiol're s-now. Go fofiC III ConsYal.al. MANDATORY MEETINGS-TUESDAY SEPT. 27th MUSK: THEORY ANDIOR COMPOSn'tOM ....,..Oh'Mbf~~. CIIII JIM H-•"-PP'Y21thb6n~ ~--.,.._ Jill. TYPING., TYPING TMESlS ..AP£Jt$. loiANUISiCM'1'I TAKEOFF WITH KAMPUS BAUOONS. ~act Ship Ill SS1..z!IOS. ..-.sc. c.. 8wDera, U7.ZW •ft« ........ __......, T'YfltHGUNUMrT£0-Fot ... )'D'Wt~....._ Cel.,.ll3llocMyll RIDE BOARD ~ RIDERS WANT£0 TO E. LAHSINQ, T...-m p.apwa. IM. .a. rMWM • • b~ .,.,... and edltof, bfoeO ~ M to bot~~ c.....-. .,. . . . ~llftd~lllln4ce . . . .......... a.licNoll,J».1Ga TYPING or~ar.a.l.M'flngS. . 2I. ,..urnlfte wf\1!1..... c.u Cindy, l3l~. Oct. 2. ~gAd~~~~_.., ~ other n.tdL RIDE NE£0EDTOLOHG l$l...f.N0. 1t:W'14to 1CW1t c..•1-7111. Wfl .,..~ SERVICES con--. ~ SAt.E- 81__, INM 10......, bille.Nrcoets.~. a»-oe1t. UNCOLN PARK MOTEL .. Ke To comfort · ~0~/o OISCOUNT WITH THIS AD NEARLY NEW FASHIONS 30'1 · 80's ERA --· 1101 N. F. ll'ld. fllrMf llt lt## · ,.,, O'Ifo~O "\ \ " " ' \1 \A. Hill!...,\! I ... • ,,,,,,, • .. \11'-l .... \ ' f I I I >l' .. . ~ r---==•n-:u:-...o,;;er-oo..-n eur •~e..n •••~'• snu "'•I ..., WING _SPfCIAl _ .. _ II II _.,.._., I --D-'010 f • ! 1 lI lI II IMI'Ofll'EDIIIAIICO . . .,... . ______ - - ···-----·: _,..._ ...... ___ ..,.,. -1'! - PREGNANCY TERMINATION 881·5595 ,._, AUTO -IR•NCI ALLO.W.. Pwlllb,Fcnlgn .._.. ...... ~Ticlllla 2B...., MLEMINCY Mo. INIT~ 0 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. International Clubs Hobby Clubs Minority Clubs Academic Clubs Special Interest Clubs 4:15-5:00 5:15-6:00 6:15-7:00 7:15-8;00 8:15-9:00 ALL CLUBS, FUNDED AND NON-FUNDED, MUST BE REPRESENTED AT THEIR RESPECTIVE MEETING. F AlLURE TO COMPLY WILL RESULT IN INDEFINITE FREEZING OF YOUR BUDGET, OR SUSPENSION OF RECOGNITION. �backpage/etc. ~Y sludnl tlljiOCIWI lo &fM..It wiru. tbe next year and interested in finding employment in business or industry will benefit from this overview of resowces and services and on campw interview procedures. Come to the Business & Industry Registration Mettinp on Thursday September 29, from 2 to 3 p.m. in Capen 10, Amherst Campus. Sponsored by the Career Plannina OffiCC. ud lodutry Rqlstrallo• Meelt.p sponsored by tbe Career Plannina Off.:e on Friday, SeptembeT l3 from 2 to 3 p.m. in the Red Room, Main Stn:el, Harriman 2nd floor. aodlodooby Rqlotn- Medlllp sponsored by tbe Career Plannina Off.:e on Tuesday, September 27 from 1 to 2 p.m. in Capen 10, Amh<l"ll Campus. Eoo,..,_., ldaldfJUoa o,portn111os and Researching Individual Employers sponsored by tbe Career Plannina Offoce September 26, Monday from 4 to S p.m. in tbe Palmer Room Main Street Campus, 2nd Floor Harriman. ldnllfJUoa Ea ...,.... Op,..nllllltlel and Researchina Individual Employers sponsored by the Career Plannina OffiCC on September 28, Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. in Capen 10 Amherst Campus .. Att.. lloa Pro-Law s..lon : The foDowinalaw schools wiD be on campw during the month of October: University of Bridaeport School of Law and the Brooklyn Law Sehool . Friday, October 7th. University of Cincihatti College of Law and Western New Enaland School of Law· Monday, October lOth . Call the Cueer Plannio 8 Office for an appointment at 831·3'1'. r------quote of the daY---- The "-ricu Seaadl. ..tu Foudallots orf<rs a limited number of awuds usually at the graduate level. For funher information write the American Scandinavian Foundation, 127 East 73rd St. , Nc:w York , New York. 10021. "So all of you be damned. We can't bave heaven crammed." -Graham Parker Anewtioll Pre-Law Sealon : Nonhem Illinois University School of Law will have a representative on campw on co- announcements Tlo< C.y Aod Lesblu A111uco will ~ave a lniMd • d•ly lroa 3 lo 5 p.m. •I l07 Talbott lbl. Col tJ6-3163 lcw_laf_...... Woald you Hke to br more aun1in? A 4 session Assertiveneu Trainina Workshop is beainninJ Thursday. falbert Hall. September 291h from 4:00 to 6:00p.m. For further info call SA Sl•_d nl Arrllin, Aflllin sponsor Niapra Falls University Counselin& Servi~ at 636-2720. Bus Tnp, Saturday, October 1st. Bus leaves Main and Bailey at 7:30 Lm. Ellicott at 8;()() a.m. Tickets are $6. ~ and are H..t For . . - 1 1 Free campaiaD trip to New Hampshire. available at Harriman and Capen Halls. Bus leaves-noon on Friday, September 30 and returns at 10:30 p.m. Sunday Oc:tobeT 2. AnyOne interaled ea1 Steve Pipon Wut a loflt lluilcliD& Worluhip on October Ill at 12 at 674-1187 or Unda Bri&ht at 661-1783. noon in tbe Sehoelltop! buenlat . You wiD IearD how to build aloft and haw an -'llllilyto win a FREE one. For A1AA1 A8ME l'lclllc, Sofllool ..,. Membership Drive on Friday, September l3 at 2:00 p.m. at the Elllcolt lenDis more inform.tion call RanDI 131-4175 or Jim 831·'109. courts. Beer and clop! Memb<t"s: free, -...-..b<t"s: SI.OO. Altentioa Dorw Sta. .tJ: Want to keep your dorms safe? -cJoin the Student Patrol. Applications now available in 114 eo...,.,. Loft A - : - Goo-.,~: There are a numbero( volunteer positioas llll...uablt in yOur field. Oei-'<Dcel See Suo m C .A.C. M-W-F !rom 10 to 12 or call 831-3521 . meetlgs / ~ Volulocn ••<~1•1: BACCHUS (Boast Alcohol Coftlcioumess Conc:emina the Health of tbe University Sludellls) Mon.day from 2 to 4 in Capen 30. A..- A - ......... ~-... Wednesdays, from 4:30 IO 6:30 in Capen 30, call 636-28117. ~--~-...Seplemberllal T• . . . Pl_.,.to vote on new memb<t"s lnday at 4 p.m. ..-the r--.. . . . Aodldoa M - - 1: PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT directed by John M.,..bese, Presebltd by tbe Performing Arts Department and Cutin& Holl, 10 be presented in early November 1983. Auditions will be held on September 26 from 7 lo II p.m. and September 27 from 7 to II in Room 420 in the Student Union at Cusety Holl, 8-14, 1300 Elmwood Ave., llitfalo N.Y., 14222. For more in fo coli 878-6432. 7 p.m in 211 Talbert Holl . AU freshman l.atinoo are welcome I An.......,. is mandllory at Norton 218. ftl _...,.,.,_.., .... 1.!183 Foil Smoker on SuadaJ, September 25 at 3:00p.m. in 1be KIYa ~. 101 ~y HID, Ambonl c.mpa., UB. For oil blteroated ,....., we mYited"" 1o Oltoelld. ''OIIr.,... ~ 011 ." ~.... T. . Thursday September 291h. Call Career Plannina off~te. Mrs. Shea, 831-3S'I' for an appointment. movlee, arta a: lec:turee llarlcd 011 Sepcaaber 19 hom 8:00p.m. IO 12:GIIa.m. ~are II~. Hooldt Sc:ieDcol Ubnry Looldilla plllfonD and Mala !kreol Lltnry and <;roabY Loop. , _ ---~ WelbsoadaJ 111~-·CIIIc* 127, Holy Commaloa .,., Solunlay Ia tbe J - Ear ~. Ellicolt Cciaqlka II 5:00 p.m. !lpoaMnd by tile C..pua/Cbun:b eo.Jilloa and tbe Waley ~. Col 634-7129. ..... ....., .. ~ ..... tbe - IIEiiMioll L.-:11,'' ~­ .. Dl TIIIMst IW. U1JAa,_~,_-lllltlff . . .. ,..,.. .. suo far ....... 11.30 far_.. poolllic ... ......... atomoao...sc:.-. Col~m7 for~ I I&• .-.a by .... "*t, ,._ 10:011 . . . . . . _ . 212...__ ............. .......... . . . . . . . . . ......, - - I I 10 Ill HJiol, 40 C:.,.lhiL IIUM-~~IIpooudiO_a.,!or ........ ,..._.. . . . . . . . . . . . HintloM. 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Tb:is transfer could OCXW" u soon as the sprioa .......ur of 1915. 1bere ore opproximatdy 160 I<Cliom tlw will be rdocated ODd nquire dauroom spece. "Weexpectto-ollofthe-t sectioos_ when t1w deputmeot is mowd," WqDCr said. "Aller sprioa ochcdulinc is oomplete we pltm to ruo a lludy that will take oil t h e _ . oounes ODd- if they rtt into classrooms on Ambcnt." Sclledulina chanaes will aeate some space ror IJWIOIOIDOIII couna but if it is DOt enouab, other .......a will have to be talteo . " We will loot iD1o rooms that ~ classrooms that ore DOt oow. It is poosible lhal: we could mat orrw::es that were classrooms bKk 10 classrooms apia, .. WqDCr llid. He pointed out that moll maoapt>eot cloua do DOt nquire leclure halls but ralbc< just lara< room spece. Tbe FlidQ...._. "IF A CI.ASSil()OM is empey it is still a dauroom . It is bard 10 ld ~ .............. buih when somt are empey," acoorct1na to Vice Praideltt for F'ID&DCt ODd __...,., Edward Oo<y. He wu IIDS\Ire how miK:b the use of i:xistina ._. oouJd olleviate the ..... w- more~,_ they tn . Slaatlarcl IDe for Moeday-Y(..-...,. Friday couna is oe the hour ,...... few 50 miDuta. T'be curreDt SYittm allows couna to .,. ochedulod • oclcl lima ucl creualop io classroom · fOil UAMPLE a dolo that IWU at 9::10 w-...., ... ~ ~· syoc..,. will a<t a better diMce to ......,. couna wheo IMy to. Nol .._.,.... 'lrith the .,.... either "' -"Y""""" "tM to le..t to..-....... altlle..,_ofthec!Qewat._.._... '**'" .. .., crunch. The lnUISferrin& of other Uoiwa>ity OOW1CS ....... this - . .. "This foil . . IIIOYed 170 I<Cliom from Mloio Stlftl," Vice Praiclttd for A<:adenlic Servioa Robert W-saici.Tbemow-........rwuall sections WOR ..,..,......,.Weel. ' "for tile SpriQa we will cootilnae to IDOft c:owte ...U... to Ambcnt. We will ailo moYC tile oomputer ICimct oounes from Rlda< Lea Oftr htrt, " he sold. Waaaer e.s plai ned tbai lhey arc implcmcatjn,a two actions to acx:ommodalc the IIOCiioa lnUISfen to tile Ambcnt C..pus. " The font ........... will ... 10 ............. deputmeou to ocbedule their cluriaa -time," lAid. Slaatlarcltialo ocbedulina would allow clusrooms to be ttaecl - ''We willldledultc*- tbal --'1 wldt the 11...-.tldleduliloa ""'·" Ill u onempe t o - . . . , _ . 1 0 ....ply with tile .,._. w...., locotiools," sold. "If ..... - .. -eel a f t e r - , . . . , tn 1111, dleJ . . be." That woOIId elltlil ...,_... olferiap...., 1M a.D of tile.,. '""'"" is very llnlt lllillzllloa o f - ..tJ _. IMc Ia tho ciQ. We IW OOW'IOI if the ......... cliltriboolod - ·.. Poalt _ _, is anMiftCI 10 &.Ill. , . atloa ... attempe to craie -.1 ....,...,ow-. .......... "......peat-..._ The Mathematin aacl Clle•ittr' Dopatt- willewmually.,. _..., -10 Amhcnl ucl . _ allocalioe few Ill* couna will .,. cllllkult. "Ttoo pro1o1oa ~~~-:-:' will htc>ome far ""'"' criliaol wllal tile- e d htrt," W-lltid. ~ will uit the "C'IIIuooaa ODd ............ ... ho • 10:4.5. 1'1111 -.let lllalto that room n«<<od ill ""'" ............ The prololoa ... ho ,.._.,..few a bolf ......,.befcwe dus ancl U Ul~ with both 1. . oM alionata after c:lua, ucl on FlidQ, a fiiU two Chemistry clq>artODODta out htrt," he llicl. bOun woOIId ...... ed ........ it is lllllikdy Theat relo<:Miona will DOt take piKe ill the lmmecliatt fllllri. "" --are - w........, -em that a - WOOIId - 111100 a -· 011 M ~ -y-. . . . . . Politics of Pornography session raises eyebrows E By fiD1! nsBD M-urz &liiM ' 'THE ..,.uM ISI*)Pie are pcuirocd of a . If it _.., ., ID< that rq,r-ioe , poraoaraplty woulda't be bore," Aiel .,.. _ , • ...,._.. , _ _ .. .._..,...... u-..., .. political .a.- 5ara11 Slavin uct MaddlDe Devil ftoe11 ,... a.dfalo uc1 £rio Cowlty Libraria. Du8Dis bepo her c:ridquo of the Womca 's mon•••• aao ioll porooarapb y with billorical 'I'IW _.,. lld1M IJIII__,IIeciiWr .......... iD lporu.. aacl built aa -........s. _.....,l'wti)'_ ~ I U.._. partieiput . "'Tbe wo.aea ...... . . . , . . a (lpot:illcaiJ) lilt pocw," Int.,......;. ot ia....... ... .-lilts for-tiMir . _..tile ia ...-..... - ·...auaddaa 01 ~ anc1 clqntlioaa. sid:etteppiaa that iss ue or frilhttailol-- 1M pon, but tho "a.Y the IDIIIlipulated my aootlonl." lboloid. Dovis lAid that obo •..,.. 0111' lo thelatolt50's, butalthetlmetloere were very few rolo for ......_ ..ct 1 llllllllo pon of thaltlslltto._,, "Ponl ~ ..... _ . . . . . . _ _ lis........ lllit. .... ,_ ol _ . , . -n.p rdotioDslolp .,..._.Y is tho'!-""' of who 1o to · " We a ,;pc to - • _..s 111o - ..., - flow or tile _ , .... ............ other,".... lAid. " ucl t1oere il a riaiM fOf ....w to aiot; on1y 111m ..., • ............. 5ara11 Sla.U. ,........, her ra~&~b """""' lilt i*a or dril .....,.... t hat ctull •a with _ . . .Y ""'f .,. o o1 ~ a yi aa .--1 '**>e. for lftual OllftJIIoe, a ouural .._inn. " Naunl IAJtina1" •ted Slavi n. rhetor ically, " o it ckr.....,.. Ya wo • odultJ talto ~~ . _lllblllt y for h ." "Ovillihenioo ~*on& to .. 1101 01 aroupo, " he safd " but u ....................... II u ............ \~totllo ,.. or ... ,...._, _ . . r ...... The-........,, wo oil hllplicateel by tlti/ , ll.u... or ~. Stav~D loid, • •"" perhaps po rooarapll y nu • • " I .,. 1101 of that tclloal. Silo odvi...t ,..,.... that .........._ .....,. .....,.. ...,....,..,.., . "The -... is DOt <hiJod I*)Pie, lilt ,. io wllll wo..,. cto....,. or Pocer M...,.y, Ia "* .we-. - · .:? ow.,...,. _.....,. ,lw lllllorically hu """ elther -ltoa ....,._...,.., or " " " k-...ty ..... ...., been oathe fcwcfloot of critique. HeOIIIIIeaclhlloWD.........,.ot ....._....... - , . ., ' - • -"Y ' 'Todlcal- ot .... ....._ • lliiOtllll 1t11....,.. ot "ponMIIc~"".._.. • life .,.,.... to 1t11 .,._ ooafroototloa •ltll ..... com,llcotloa or • II•JIIatlc opialoe." Ht crklclatcl ''lalilla tile Aaa inst t.loo - pookloa few ol w- Vlolcoee Aaoloet without t1oow1o11 ......, poiaU or .....,, ·~no rtlt-..1 ltow""" ~ ::::": - : : ' ; . WOIIItl ......... tllel .......... w-... -•lIe. _..,..,I ::.0::.":! ~;;·~~R:~~·,·~-·po ··w ··er ·., ........, '*""...., · · . . . . . . _ . ............ of :::.:·:t::':;IJ........:; Analyala ............. .......................... ................... ........, .. ......... ......... ....... .................... . .. ...................... ...... ... --.. ................. ......... TtooA;;pu ... ..... ~.- _..... ............ ... .. "' . ......... . ...... ...> . . . . . . . . . 10 1 " .... _, I I ••• ...... ~................. ....... c:...m. .... ,.... ....... 'ftll 0......110 ............. ......!*!~ ...._........ . . ...................... ~ ......... c...,.. ... .. "" . · - lll'r:a...Mrl....... _ . ......... -w.......,. AiP d - .... .. �_·-. -·· in short. AlllnKaJ~ Scot F1atM ... CMII Eew I Aog _ _ _ GaoySI-- ' oa.td-,.,.DI'C..,.. Cheryt L Wanted: Russians · Any emipes or visitina faculty from the So~et Union-you are wanted. A UB Professor who is also Russian would like to speak With you and get acquainted. If you are at all interested, please contact Professor Tall at 636-2191, or come to Clc:mats 933 Monday and Wednesday between 2:45 and 3:1S or .Tuesday and Thunday between 1-11:30. · the Union. The Law imposes limitations·on the kind of information State qencies can collect and Pve out about residents. 1be OI'JAPiz,at.ion rated Western New Yorkers in the State Senate, by cakulatiaa the percentqe of issues on which each v01ed "fi&ht." Anthony Muiello (0-Buffalo) had a ratios of 67 percent. Amona assemblymen, Anhur 0 . Eve had the hiabest percernaae in the area:-92 percent . o.... Ed lllcGi'awrtA_, c....-. Omd dei.JsiiC.....S. . . . . Oovo- oa.td Ke'ftn"'-"'Cujluo/FBonyll-Stew Plat~ Lauten loffall,.... __ _ Allcla G - M. Faust/......., S. E-... Reading Conference On Saturday, October I, the 23rd Annual Readina Conference of the ·Ni&Pra frontier Readina Council will be held at West Seneca East Senior Hiah School. 11le ~onference._wiU run from 8 a.m . to 12:30 p.m. . This year•s theme will be Dimensions of Language Prooessina-Readiq, Writing Reasoning. Speaking will be former Buffalonian Ronald Graves, presently Director o f the Writirfg Process Lab of the University of New Hampshire. Also la:turina wt11 be Ujl Director of Microcomputer Software Evaluation Center C. Alan Riedesel and US Department of Education officer Linda Roberts . There will also be a book and computer software exhibit. Sle¥~Griffith1Am: Rues Schoenwett.t-..c CUpboard MONDAY: Golf: Ill Bi& four Championships 11 Buffalo State CoUeae Men's Tennis: at Canisius Collqe-(3:00 pm) TUESDAY: Women 's Soea:r: Rochester Tech (RIT) at the Arena Complex (4:00 pm) • Women 's Tennis: Buffalo State Collqe at the Arena Courts (4:00 pm) . Volleyball: Nazareth CoUeae at Alumni Arena (7:00 pm) f'teld Hockey: at University of Rcicbester (4:00 pm) I New York legislators "good" The New York Ovil Liberties Union hu aiven a ratin& Of "aood" to the New York SWe l..qislature. uberal Democrats from New York City are laridy responsible for the ratina. How the ·211 state lqislators vOied on key civil 'liberties issues was the basis of the ratiaa. The lqislature's decision durin& the· session that .ended in July c:allina fOr a new "Personal privacy protection law 10 was lauded by .._._ TonyG<-~ WEDNESDAY: . Men's Tennis: Ganoon University at the Arena Courts (3:00pm) Men's .t Women's Croas Country: Ilia four Ownpionsbips (4:00 pm) Men's Soccer: at Buffalo State CoUete (4:00pm) ANNOUNCDIENTS: Student tickets for. the UB at Buffalo SWe Collea• on Saturday, Oct. I, will be on sale for $1.00 each at the AIWDDi Areola Ticket OffiCe startina Monday (Sept. 26). T'ICI<ets purebued at the pte on pme day will be $3.00. ~~- F. Hopklna/- . , _ , . . , Tire~ Ia ,..,....,..,_.tor _,IOingby .,.._ Cornrnunlc.tlon lind Achwttslng Serr&ea Students. tnc. •v ___ ___ ___ Cln:uiollon-- ~ Jbe ~orne..,. IOeiMd In y ..... _ _ _ y ... ..•-r-(71....--·-~"'..._ .. _..,.,........ _.,. ... -....ailallo .,.----lo_.,_ ~IllS- N.Y. Tha " " - ' ........ wtltlout ......... Olllctly- Dtrec:t--.. . --.. Ad. T - N.Y. 14110. �BMC retains artful approach By DAVID W1I.LIAMSON ~IVIOtSit«fWril.,. tJa'S CllEAnVE aru ~. Black Mou ntain Colleae II, provides an o pportunity for •ucknu to explcn their c:ratiw talcau. Tltrouih BMC, a Jtuclmt Clll1 ...... to play tbe auiw. make p o rt c ry, attend a ballet performance <>< be educated in oth<Y r-s or tbe aru. "One ....,., why we arc here," BMC Dinctor JClUUlC-Nocl MahOMY Aid, "'is. to i.DtrochiiiX people to the aru who miaht not othcrwioe act a _ _.. BMC and Bullpen proposal is presented to FSA LAST YEAII a propooal submitted to the Faculty-student AIJocialioo (FSA) Board or Dirccton caUina ror tbe rcnoYtiion or the Talbert Di.nina Area. lbc main Pllf1IOK of the recoastlliCtion iJ to mak~ the space more lunctiooal. Aa:onlina to tbe revived -Y of the plan, thb rdlabilitatlon project b desiancd IO improve tbc present ~:peer usue to aDow mew University aroops acc:asto itthrouahlncreasina the Ylrioty of activities the room may aa:ommodatc. Presently, tbe Talbert space is dividod by a pennanoat partition wall thus crcatlna IWO _...entities. GiYCII this ... or oonditlons, little Raibilll.)'. csiJU iD dth<Y room thus botb t00mJ &n: not IS functional II they poteutially could be. Tho propoul caiiJ I<>< tbe diminatlon ol thb partition wall, but 00111 remain 1 problem. The ...., . .imated OOJlJ arc S$l00 where the oriainal plan dated tbe project 10 0011 Sll,lOO. n.. diocrq>cncy lin In the chanaina rrom a moveable partition and replaci111 it with cunaitu. All WO<k will be done "in ""-" tbrouab tbe ..._...._ Physical Plant and room reservations can be wen imtncdiatd)' wbcn OOOJtructlon is to be completed wkhln ooc month . Tho Talbert rccorutruction is pan or the Capcn. Nortoo -Talbert (CNT) Amhcnt Union Plan which was oriainaUY drawn up by Student Aaociatlon (SA President Bob Hayden and OradUII< Student A&sociation Vice President Pcur Hinhman . ' ' IU purpose iJ to cn:alc an at.mospherc where audenu want to come and ..., .. Amhcnt ancr their end, .. Hayden said. Currently, Capen Lobby is bciQa .....,...ed abo to aa:ommodatc more studenu iD tbe hiahiY tratrlc:ted area. Hayden bdioYCs tbal bec:awc "This is tbe . - omtnlizcd ._.In the CNT plaa , it sbould aa:ommodatc u JpODJOn theater, muaic: dais.. pa-r..-, pllery onunos, u displays and wdl u an atYii'OitmCDC ln which tholewilhaninteratintbeansc:an lind a fticbc . AI pan or UB's Collops ~ern. BMC has houJina 101 uldc in Porter fO< ~or tbe ~ ~ botie¥0 tbal raicleatlal . _ . f<>< BMC and the oth<Y collean Is necessary bccausc mcmbcn ftnd a "home away l'lom home by Uvina In a~ . " In addhion to itt artislit mYiroamcot, BMC abo provida recreational outlcu f<>< students spocuori.na pic:Dk:s and parties fOf ill I SO members . Mahoney cxplaiaod that ono- 1101 haw to tiw iD Porter to join BMC altbouah that vibrant oommunity or.......... has ........ ..._~ tbe )'Cir1. '"Theft Is ~ int.,.. in BMC by roore types or stuclmts lban ever be!<><e," Mahoftcy J&id . THI! O RI GIN A L Black Mountain Colle~< wu located in Nonb Carolina and cxiJiod rrom 193) to 19S6. A Dlllonally !IIIIOUJ "Black Mountalo Sdoool" ol pocu -.eel in tbe collca<'slatter years, 1101110 or whom later bocamc Enalblt proruson here at UB . The phi"-ophy of the Khool WM one of ooopcntloo, _ _ _ . , . . , and <"'* Black Mountain Colle~< II. that many ""' ...,eel for non· ho!>iaa that the spirit or the oriainal ~. Drawina fO< non~ a k CoDeae woukl conlin\le htft at UB . General ..rr, rounc, b pankularly P"ffUiar. It has a w11itlnalist or 166 · Other 0mcra1 Education..,..,_ lluouah the efforts or the BMC tbe mcmbcn or the Colle~< -.1 the an public, thelclnob or the orillul Colle~< endure. Wilneu tbe Black Mountain II players, a completely studenl · run thtalcr aroup. ''They have so much talmt," MahoMy said, notlna that thb oancster's prodiOdlon will be "Runaways." Tho play will run In the lc..hmM Com<ll Tlwatcr (KCT) from o.c..mbcY 8-11. "I am rally excited about It," Mahoney said. "II should be a YCrJ livdy show." KCT will also be the 1C<11C or a per formant~ b)' I he Buffalo R<ak>nal 8allcl oo Ocloh<Y 13· 16. Musical K<Ompanlmau will be provided b)' the BuN'alo Guitar Qwlrtot which Mahoftcy said, "has the reputation or bclna one or the four bell in the world." Many other CYmiS ...., JChcdulcd ror this - c r ; I complete calmdar Of ...,... Is available In the BMC office, 4$1 Poncr. IN ADDIT10N IO pcr!orma.r>C<O BMC Oallcry b 1110 located In the office and f<&llftl a new exhibit CY<rJ - b. '"""""' October 10, tbe WO<ks of Dianne SoWo Carbon arc on disploy. Carbon crcat" batlb- multi-llucd cloths onack by brulhlna the cloth wkh dya and u.slna wu to CTeatc lmllft. Each work \1 uNqUit, w~h mU. the olllbll quit• llimulalinl. and p11cry uhlbil&, 11M abo Edutatioa approved incuclc: BMC lOS-IntrodiOdlon to An, BMC l66-n.. Politics or Claulcal Music, and BMC 125 - Pcrformancc Critique Seminar. Perhaps the most saoisrylna rourocs offered by BMC arc thoac which the student can continue IO appreciate lona a her they leave- the performance classes . Beainnina Oullar. licainnina Kcyboarcl, and Basi< Aaina are all orrcrcd lor credit : more Importantly, ttwy opm the door to a li!otlmc ol <flioymenl. All three courocs «quire no audition and tapect no previous muaical upericnco. In the Sprina ol 1911 , BMC published the lint edition or the Block Mow~ to/~ Rnir'IJ, I tollccllon of poetry, artWO<k, and photoaraphy rontributcd by both natkJnaUy.recoplzcd artbu and Unlwrslty students. "Wt have aottcn I lot or poaltlve feedback nationwide," Mahottcy &ald . This year UB student Mart Spall will be the MW edit<><, he ... ts 10 carry oo the tntditlon. BM has much 10 offer the Unl-slty and Ito studenll, but only II lake adY&nlaa< or Ihe opportun.itla. "1 have come acrou -'* 0<- 10 many artlllt\iMlna Mft\of• wM ha.. .... a c:onccn 10 a bcicr tbal tire and an - e a play," Mahoftcy lllid. "That b"' '-'blc. WbcD the old Callltt orrcn .....,.. In -'Y &ad, bec:awc they an: mbalna ao 8 ( - II U8 In IM7) . - y , _ ot an, to utodt." ~~~Y~~ ~--·~~ . .·_ blc_._.._______________________________~ _____to_~ _____h__ UdW ___In __l_ ~ ____uw __~ ___J~•-- ~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ War Powers.--- -- ~ or - by Sccrctary or State Oecqc Schultz, tatlry;.,. bef<><e a oommktcc, who thai ..... tbc la.-h oompromioc, tbe l'n:liclall - " ! rec1 bouDd by aay . . . - . tbat - rorceo. restricted bil role •• or tbe natioe's . - I n. - ..... botll pioal o( lqlslatlo• b in doubt. n. ~ c-ineo rider o( " Do _ v... ddies tbe ladmbip, and would be ualikd)' to be ..,.,...,.... by tbe Rcpubllcaa..:ontrollcd · . .t . . . tbe Approprlatlona ~moolt-a.tbe - -bonldp" lkinllll- -· ..... oomrol or us -..,. -IDJ..-!O<Oftra IKYDAL A8PI!C1I of tbc -llr-tllcrocbo( lqal - .... Altbouah Praidatl~dcnlea~' rilbt to ratrict hb lllllitano _ . . - he .... DOl ,.. cllm:tly clcllod tbe prooriolou or tbe War Powes Aa . ._...,a"'**adlllilllarcpon wltlo ~ 011 tbe Marioooo ......... In !.-..by coal. . . . tllll tltoy ... DOl ill a oomiJII .......................... .............. - Aa's~. .... ill a · - wllerc k - . an - · th<Yo Is llnlc p r - t fO< dotormln na jldl cuc:tly whal dtflnn a combat ·-· n.. oentral .,.........,.. of tile Aa lo tloc aranted eon.,... to ._,..., r...,. , _ a l or obr t -. That - a lolioiMJ.. - may ..,....... or s-lw ••• ruled uacoukwiDMI by lllo , . _ Court .. a .................... actio•• which . Tho rulina- bolod Oft 1 prooblorl of irMIIarWIIOIO law, In tills - whldl Cotlarfto aranted hscll the riellt,ift .... iut-.IO""""'Io tlw llllllliar1ltloll ...t Nau.. allulloll s.mc.. Ott .... oth<Y halld .._ .... War Poweu Act uqulru ~--of troop ~ ............. lolls. ....., thM ollie """ to . .o IIICit dodolou. ollie Court's rulilll -Y .... lpllly. _,...,, ...... ...,-r ........ . . . . . . . -..ty. ~ lluff8lo Hllll .,.,._ JOU to theM e1Udy . . . . . . - A I . . FREE- TA U-l' MAD COo end '--"1: Open tut 8tUC1r on llble, .....,_ Talmud and lltulgy. MONDAYS, IPM AT tiWL ____ a...t........., HUG IVRI CHelnw Lenguege or ..,.... your ................. 811111y. The Ia ...... tow8rd Ill... I I . W. but ncMoee . . __.. __ .., - welca . .. - WEDNESDAYS. .... • 220 TALIERT • THE IEa.-JBLUIIICH: A ............ cllc Ian on ola.....AI lerWM up die._. ..... ....... ....... ~ -~_ .......... FNDAYS. NOOtl• 220 T~ _,........,..._ ..... .._IUZ IJ ANNOUNCING FAU INTRAMURAL ACTMTIES ICE HOCUY IAQUETIAU. TOURNEY IAifCEliAU. (Wit~ MD COlO) ~ IAIICETIAU TOUINEY COfO VOLI.EYIAU -- -10/3 10/3 10/3 10/3 10/3 10/20 1011• 10/20 10/21 10/21 a (7:00 (7:00 PM) (1:00 (7:00 (1:00 �editorial Involvement In student activities and activism. One does have to wonder If the "crunch " does exist, If the 170 sections did have to be moved from Main Street to Amherst so quickly and In such a bulk. The Main Street construction hassles provide a good argument for the move-being attentive In class Is a difficult task with all that building going on around you. But why Is the management building being constructed- and the social sciences building proposed with no classroom space? There Is a need for office space for these departments, but, If we are here to learn there Is also a need for the classrooms and construction should have been planned accordingly. It Is also curious that news of this "classroom crunch" Is coming out now when Amherst Campus student activity space Is such a hot topic. Fortunately, Wagner mentioned reverting office space and not activity space to classroom space. When push comes to shove It Is usually the students who lose out, lose their space, activities and money. But hopefully, early and thoughtful planning will prevent this from happen ing again. Crunch If there really Is a "classroom crunch" It Is good to see planning action now to alleviate future problems. It would have been much be!ter, however, If this Issue had been addressed years ago when the campus was designed, or at least built the management building with classrooms. But It was not and they did not and all we can do now Is re-plan for the future. The proposal put forth by VIce President for Academic Services Robert Wagner to better utilize classroom use through standard t!me scheduling Is probably the best proposal. While this may give the appearance of mass production education, one class shuffles out and another shuffles In on Its heels, It Is probably the best way to fit everyone ln. Some Inconveniences could arise from this such as more early morning and late afternoon classes, and more classes on Fridays, but we will still get the same quality of education we all came here for. Even through these Inconveniences there could be some Indirect advantages. Scheduling classes on this standard time system will lead to less flexibility in time selection and will force students to spend more time on campus. While this may sound like a nuisance to some, In the long run It could be good. More free time on campus could lead to better change to meet each other and may also create more -'Bring 'em home The arguments are over the powers of the President and the role of the United States In International peace keeping. But the bottom line Is that US Marines should not be In Lebanon. · · Several Marines have already beeo killed anc wounded and French jets have run bombinl missions over Lebanon, negating any Image o· peacekeeping. And Lebanon fs no place for thE United Stiltes to be-waging a war. Although a year late, Congress has flnalll started moving on enforcing the War Powen Act, the legislation preventing the Preslden1 from waging his own undeclared war. It woulc be more useful, however, If Congress woulc take a definite action Instead of presenting twc contradictory proposals. What Congress should do .I s votE Immediately to eniorce the War Powers Act anc then terminate th.e Marines' presence I~ Lebanon: Permitting the troops to stay there fo• 18 months before having a Congressional vote on their activities, as one of the proposale suggests, just gives Reagan a free hand to wage a splendid IIJtie war against a variety ol overlapping opponents and for a questionable cause. And If Congress permits the 'Mar1nes to sta) In Lebanon 'or a year and a half, why require Reagan to file a report by December 1 on the military situation, . as the second proposal as~s? • ~ The War Powers- Act Is an Important and necessary piece of legislation to ensure the American political system's checks and balances and democracy. And Congress should vote to bring the Americans home so that more people do not die In a senseless, confusing and undeclared war. feed-b ack (\ I Ues and distortions Meuure tbe land Editor. Editor. -le- 1 ~~ope-..,.,. tt>rouoh the lin and dlotortlona PfM«<tod by the groupo and the ANC. I am dloguotod at how they maka our country Regarding the FSA llory In Wtdntaday ' a The Spectrum !SePtember 21'a laaue~ official reporta do vary aa 10 the tJCact IIIIIOUnt of land owned by the took lrreaponalble, Incompetent and ev il wh il e glorifying the Soviet Union. They point out all the ptOblema we face and protHt and blame Reagan for them. UnomploY'J*It Ia high and we do face tan•• oltuatlona In the -ld, but theaa groupa never propoee any rMI aKamatlve aolutlona. What would they do about El Salv_, and libanon? K would ba M l } ' l o our and lar other peapla auller communlat &ggraaalon and anarclly. • The communlat - - Ia a raaJ don1 forget . Alghanlatlft, Soul- Aa1a MC1 Eaatarn Eu._. Maall too oft..,. Tha Nl by F..,.,Ky Student Aaaoclatlon IFSA). that we may nev..- know. U we care about other hum&M we ahoutd aave Ihem from killing aac11 other. Our own problema are complex, but tltlnga are gelling much batter. Other than "'*"PioY"*It, OYa<Y economk: lndtcator Ia poaltlve. SUpply aida aconomtc. Ia ~ l ng ~ of crlttc. who are too -t a-. . . --. . . a- _loo ·--H-, _.. ond - - Hltlar Here . . ... do!no ... - attiling --aofpeapla.,..._ln ----~ ~ myopic l o - " · Ona of the moat dlaguallng glortflcallona of the - a haa In the ANC. Tha lnalnuatlon tltal the U.S. waa In any way - - lor the murder of "'-t KIU.007 Iea iie. Pllota. - l a t a and .....,.. point out the ,..,,.. g'nanei. of thll Tha ftg..,. range from b a t !!011-615 ..,.. and not 132 ..,.. aa reported .., John P1ourd. t would lrke to Invite and anoour- 0Y1<Y0fte and anyone at UB to go to the land, oxportence and utilize It productively. who knowa, maybe ..,.. natural aducatlonal WHI -..p and .... tlta ·corporation MCI Ko aupponara, .. 121,000.00 In tuaa IIIII -1 ~ todey .. __--- - ..... .. ........ . . .,..u.a.---. _ _ _,lortlle 1111-araaJ.,..."-. Itlaa taroa that halpa tha lowlet PMY- good lor Ita -tot..___,.,.. L-.,--··-of _ _ ....,. .-yt...._ ....... L--.. ....... _ _ --~-- -~-- .,.,...., ........ M-bat. Tha llgldlng In Tha-- ..... ...... .,.._ Tha AHC -U.TAII-......,aa ---.............. ... -- maxi mize Amarlcan..-tKyend-'lta goeJa of---~ In ... n. . _ _ _ - - ....... ... ----~ ............ ...... ~-of - - b y ..... - - UnUed 8tetea to U.S.I.It, ll,rtaend- .......... being a - tonota·-·--. __..,._, ......--... We aupport the Amer i can - - - - r - atand In ~- Tha u.s. role In ~ Ia the only • . , lor ... , _ and ..._..., by tile _..on .......... WI'Jdo Support tile Marbles Editor. ·.· �op-ed P£llfU. All IIW.I.V DUPlaAn FOR A$, ,._ PW&olllr. 1lllV WD II til MR AIM ONt J06 CMWN6 UP Nf> Til\' Ill liP IN l'll TIIOUSAM~ , .... ____ .................... ........... _______ _.... . .......................... ........................................... . __ ·----------........... -------------· ---.. __ .................... . .•. ----·----..-.. . ------·-,..·---·__ __ . ...... ............. ... ...... .............. ... .......... ______ . .... ... ......... ..... ,.. . __ ........... __ .. _... _ -,._,_.,__ .....-........__ ...--.-..-· ......... ____ __ ... .. _ ....... ........ ..... .. _____ . ................................... ...... ......... ............. . ____ ___ . ............_____ _______ __ -·----..-·-·----. _ __ _ ..... ___ -------·-----... _ ..__ ........... ......... _____ ------..... .. .... . ........... .. Czajka's News Fonuit -~ _, ..... ....... ,__.,.., _... -.-..c.. ...... _.,. ______ _,_.,_,..,,_,..,.. ,._.. ....,. ......,_....._.....,_ .. Clllllllto Ill .. ., by o.vid Czaju _......,.., ...... _,_ ..,_..,.....,.,_ .......................... ...... , .,..,... ,__.., .......,..._ --._..,._._.... ,_, ~-----­ _....,...._..,._ ....-, _~­ ,_,. _____ _...,_.4_ ...... -~ ., ......., ., ..... . "·r•-•••ue ,.,.,..,. · "' .,. .... Or_ .. _ _.......,Lee . . _ _ .......,.. Or-a-LD.Or.,_a_Or_ .... _ ........ ,_,. .., -....-..CY•_ .. ...__ .... ...., -.. _._.,.. ~~~. .., ,.,. .., .... ,., ,., _, �Mandatory fees are for students' profit -,,._,. By LYNDA. A. IIAUM Sp«trwm Sltiff Writ<'f" ,• ---~- •· ~- UNDERGRADUATE Unil<crsi1y students culrently shell out $39.00 per semester hi mandatOry student fees, but inany stude:nu complain that they do not kodw where their money is coina. "The money aoes riaht bact to the studenu," Student Affairs Technical Assistant Rkhard Lid&< said. "The clollan are usecfto prcmde oavices and activities to the campus community." Mandatory student fees, according to Lhe guidelines of lhe State Univenity of New York (SUNY) Board of Truste<s, on: fe<s which students at a Slate-operated campus choose to pay for student acti9ities. "We do no1 just add fe<s, " Dean !'f Student Affaii. ADthooy Lorenzeoti explained. Every four years the undergraduate sr.udent body vote to make the fee mandatory, or not . Ally increases must aho be ~ - State -=================~ U UAB 's _ CULTURAL AND PERFORMING ARTS, AND FILM COMMITTEES ARE PROUD TO PRESENT KATHY ROSI;. FRIDAY OCTOBER 7 at 8:00P.M. in the Katherine Cornell Theatre A.C. TICKETS 3.00 Students 4.00 OTHERS ~~;;;;;;o:;;;:;; Tickets available @ Harriman;;;;;;;:;:~;:;;;;;;;• Copen Ticket Outlet & Home of the Hits Cosponsorships: Halwah M'edle S\Udy Bflo sB ""' OOAIUl ()H[ ltK. w/a grant from Young Flrmmokers/VIdeo Arts made possible w/publlc funds from the N.Y. State Council on Arts (and the National Endowment for the Arts). ~ auidelines required lbat the fee be spent only for activities which are "educational, cultural. recreational,. or social," acx:ordin& to Lorenzen i. _ Every student is required to pay the fee. "1bose studcnu who can prove fman<W hardship can m:<ive a waiver," Student Associotion (SA) Treasurer Ken lves said. '"Waiver requests are evaluated by the SA Treasum- and then 10 thrOUI)I an _.,val process with Ljdge." Approximately 150 studenu obtain fee waivers. EXAMPI,ES QF ~ funded by mandatory studeni fee monies include: the University Union Activities Board (UUAB), mOll student clubs, &ro...m, Ubrary, Group l..qal Scrvil:a, Sexuality Education Center, campu1 public81loou, PaDfat and Spriapelt : A subslaatial portion of the fees, about a~. fwtd "tho athJotb proaram. "Moaey foe lli.,..S., office salariel, and office IUIIIIIioa are also .disbunc!d uncler provisloas of the ti>IDdolory lt1ldeat fee piddlaes," Ives saki, "as Iona as they-are tiled acconliaa to the auidellDOS." Mandatory rees alao belp to pr.mde , . - apeaen roc Yllliouo dubs and acadcmi<: ~ oa "Many opeaten would DOt be able to lectun oa campus - - . . . , " acconliaa to UdtoAs to whether "' .... · - take advamate or tho ...... pr.mded .-pus. tltn>tqb maadatory IIDdelll fees. l...ormz<UIIIid t11ot "r.., lllldcttu do no1 alwQI pia tho.....,_ baldlt from them ....._ tbcy choose no1 to pmlcipee." IYI':S STilE88ED u..t be would tike to see mcn lludouts pmlcipote in activities lite FaBfat and SpriDafat. '"'bcce are both foe tho studenu and the community, but students an: the tint priority. The amount u..t UB audalu pay In mandotory student fees bas remained stable foe the put few yoan, but if the lludouts 10 choose, there is room for an inaeue. •• All iDcreue could only come about if the audcnt1 vote oo it," Lidae said. uu decided, an increue woukl provide more servic:a to the UB COIIIliiUDity." "An increuo of tDODdolory lludmt fees could be established only tltroUih. a referendum 011 the t>.IJou durin& the SA dections, " lvcs said. "We have a c:eilina of fees at SIOO.OO 10 there is room foe flaibility." A decnase In the mandatory fee oould be obtalued in the same way. ' 'A decnase would mau lea would be available to the studenu," Licla< said . "A decnase would spodltl athlotb, oooa:t:tf.'movi and a number of other thlnp . The students would be deprived of many servlc:a if this _ , to happen." - • ·--- THE BUFFALO NE\VS SPICI&L DFFII FDI a. I. 11111111= SIIICIIPIIIIS 141.1' Pllll! ~ UILf ·.t IDI&f SDIIf- DIUllllSDIENT 01' fee _ ,_ foe tho followlna acadcmi<: year is delerllliDed In Fellntary. e.:h SA-ftmdod club 0< .....,oJzolloa mDil submit a Iitie by 1ioe .....-. Tho budlot is rNewed by tho.,_ c-ituoe of tho SA S...C; 1M or fuadl to be lllloaled is tiDally dllemlned aftor debole by tho ful Sawe. ''Of - . ~ acti>e have """" f.- In their clinctloD,"" 1....-d llid. "n.rt ..... dlwnily Ia - ltoallttodoa tho 11zc or UB," be ooetinued. ·~ c1o t111t 10 partlo:i&*e do DOl baw 10. Yet for ...., do, lloeft 1o a lot olfond"." per llllltlr ______ __ .. ._.. _......____.._ �- INTERESTED IN lAW1--~ The Dean of the law Sctiool at Northern Ill. University will be on _campus Sept. 29 .between lOom- 2pm to talk to those students Interested In Prelaw . MONDAY NITE -OCTOBER Jrd · For Appt. contact Carer Planmng In Haye1 C NEED A BREAK FROM THE HUSSLE & BUSSLE OF COllEGE liFE? we have just the thing YOU N•edl the NAP ROOM Is bOck! opens Tuesday Sept. 27 In 89 Hamman Hours 1-6 M·Th· 1-5 Friday BILLS vs. JETS $12.00 (Includes bus ride and ticket to game) TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: THE RECORD OUTLET-CAPEN HARRIMAN TICKET OFFICE LIMITED SUPPLY - Get yours ......,... .......... Macbeth f , .olllllll\! \ kiMol ... l\.•nt\&•11 w: •.a-.· nal.la~•..-11 ,\;!~-.---~~-~n.., • ... ricllly' ~,,I em her !iOt h Tultloa Freel n. '* ,.. ...... m;.:... ....................... -- .................. ·=-, .. I e--n And. . . Ill Faw . . . • ..-...~ tchall. ,..bNICI I ~ cal9 ... Ia. . . . . ... 1tw Air , ., .. ., ... W M ' - · ...__ ~ ,.... . . .. S..• '*Fa- ..... ladl!l. �Inter-Residence Coundl Businesses Inc. _....,.._,_ · ·....UwllllfTO-.u \- AIIACONe'a .... .. -..I'UIICIITO'IIo·rr'Ne !laW nc, Hoolln, Hollering, YellinG lsc,...nlng or Loud Mualc. W.NowHa~ -ot-.Hoitlop Monday, October • !Cr.- 7 Deyo ~ ~ ~rd s't~ includes ticket a bus transportation to and from the game. S.rYing Food Mon.-Thufl. tll/3 • .m. Frl.·S.t. tilt 3:30a.m . . IAl1lf AV£ ~ c!::Jrom ...................................... Tickets go on sale September 19th Quaaties are limited PREpj~RATION Tickets will be available at The JRCB . ·• .. oiii':e 104 Fargo Qqad, EilicoTT FOR: LSAT•GRE •s•·a••7 JOIN ' .o Schussmeister' s Ski Club. 53S HARRIMAN HALL 831·3195 DIL_.,DIIIG 69 LEROY(..- Main) BlFFALO -~~M- �sports J00C1 match,·· Glinski said. Aner movina tbt matdt Into tbt Bubble, En.nder woa tbt 1t1 ror silt pmt1 to l011r. Mill<r was disappointed by tbt match. "I didn' t play wdl, " bt said. "I just switdtcd to a two-1\anded lordtaad and I haven ' t bu ill up my confidence with th< shot yd . Sometimes it works out, tomdima it dotsn't ." Ht abo tqnucd ~t abouttbt .... btr. "Movina inside dtanacd tbt aam• a lol," h< added. Bulls defeat Oswego on court By 11M IIOOD£N Sp«rnmr Sttiff Writ..- DESPIIE inclement w<albtr, tht UB men •s tennis team overcame the c:lemtnu and defaued Oswqo in their match last Thursday altemooo. Tbt team b<al ~ in lour out or ... siJialcs naalcbes, and two o r - doubles contests. "Tbt ......,.. is aoina to make this a toua1t match , but wo'U stt who wanu to wiD tht most." UB Cood! Bill Mookanh said btf<>« the pm<. Monkanb txpec!ed Oswqo to bt ''very JOOCI", and told his team to ' 'let tltmr make tht mistakes." Oswqo COIICh Jobn Glinski aare<d .._ ...... a youna team. with ooty two scnion, but it sbollld ... a JOOCI match ... In tbt ftnt siJ1a1cs match , UB's top sinaJ<s player Russ Trinpli defaucd 8ob Cola- of Tri quickly. and preaeded to wiD th< silt to oat. Cofer said allawards thai bt Iedin& cold and a 6ttk bit tiaht- Trillpli, wbo played stadily, said "tht lint ltd fdt aood. but I 101 a 6ttlt o tnnfodeot in tbt t<CODCI, and Cofer swtcd playifta bttl<r." TriDpli took th< matdt, f>-1, 1-~ . UB's Km Whit< b<al Adam Watorhoux handily in th< IOCODll sinalts IDOich, (>4, 6-1 . Whitt poioted out thai th< wind was a bill factor. "Y011 can't have loq volltys in this ......... •.. Whit< said. H< thouabt thai Wateri>oult " clidD't rush tbt ott tDOuah. Maybe be was a little inc>tperieo<:cd .•• sa Os-- · toot the first ame 11IE THIItD siJialcs match abo a win lor UB opitb O.w LowiiWl batina Jobn Gabrid f>-1 , r.-2. Lowman'• len-banded ...,. pw: his - - a lol of trouble. Folio his cOIICh ' s advict bt Os- ''pla,yed paantqa". Lowman pvc his aloe or cmlit lor th< wiD. "Cood! Moakanh tw hdptd "'*"' ~·spmaalol . " Tho fourth Tho doubla match pitted Mike Rouillo and .lot Davis of Ul ....... Oolwid and Oormall ot It wu aloq, hoed_.. with both t - """' tired by tbt tDd . In tbt third 1t1, ...tleyo IO< poults --. a<ltina stadily by tbt tad. In tbt third 1<1, >OIIoys lor poiftu wmo a<ttina stadily lonatr and mort <ornpttltlvc u tbt tDd of tbt match--"«~ · Roaslllo and Davis ..-...uaally lost ~ . 4-6, 4-6. Tbt thin! doubles match wu .-btr victory for the lulls wbtn Ken Whi(c and Or<a Saunden btOI 111E rutST DOUIIL£S match Oswqo'a TOll) Akkrdlcc and saw Bulls Trinpli and Lowman Jtnmy Smkh f>-1, 6-1 , " Tbty're playina eor..- and Watorhoux or pruty incxperienml.., they WCT<n't They beat tht ~ atrviDa 0< ...tloyina too wdl," r.aid team with a IICOf< or f>-2. ~ " I White alia- tht match. had worked on my '"""ruum and With tht BuDs wiDnina sl• or tbt COIICh Moakarsh hdp<d out a lol day 's conresas to Oswqo 's thret, with tbol , " LoWIIWI said . " Russ Glinski called tht CO<Rpttition a "JOOCI maldt .. . " Tbty had a JOOCI TriDpli .... brilliant .. · - ... Trlnpli r.aid that tbt pair nner tnm ," Monkarsh qre<d .. " Wt felt mudt Pf<Sill't, addlna " what played ...,u and they played w<ll. "-"<d In slnal<s. both or us We'll have to \tam from uur winnin&. lr.ind of d icta1ed what mi.Makt:s; we 've roc lhc touah wollld 1\appm In doubles." matchn •· siJialcs match Wll l ua, wh<n Mik< clilappoiDtJDmt ror Roaillo lost to Scoot Oonlwt, 6,1, 6-1 . But in l alirTor imll< ~. th< lluls' Chris ROUJDOtis delaued ~·s Ed llizm f>-1, (>.l in tht lillh match. Theft~ IIWlY dost points b,. ~ usually pulled IMm out. He llprcd thai bt may haft poycbtd Ollt his - t . "IUDo- to ... iniwed losiQadostpma,"Rollllldis a.-. an..- 0.-. tbOll&lll . Tho siltth sinal<s match Wll btl-.- UB's llan4y NlDor and Rlclwd Enndcf. Enndcf toak tht llnl 1t1 silt to thAt . "In tht IOCODII, Enndcf was 1tMina 3·2 whtntbtpmtwulon:-cd~ by ran . "Too b..s it was broken up by tht .......... th<y ..... bovina a Spec-In . . . . wM ................ 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In the continuina- of Marty Barrett, he turned an "averill!<" day nf 27 completions on •1 llltempts for 325 yards (the BuDs • ...,, &venae 319 yards I pme in the air) into another milestooe. The senior passed the 'llOO yard career mark on his fllSI pass of the day. It did not stop there, Barrett ended up c:ompletina his fU'St seven in a row to vault the BuDs to a IW lead after only nine iJa HELD the Ydlow Jackeu in check on oil three llltempts on fourth down. 'Roe most importaDt was fourth ODd - ' from the three early in the sec:ond quorter. ••Down oear the eod zooe is where we • reolly aot toaetber ODd decided to stop them," BuD's riaht defeasive end Sieve Annstrona said, "We ""'otiU a bit an:en b~t we haYe a lot of desire. I'm not sayina that last year we diCin't baYe any desire, however, this year we don 't Jd swelled heads when we win." The BuDs have won aJf three pmes despite chan&ina the offensive backfield ' combination once Fred1ilucllcr aud Marvin -· "I thouaht I Pfayed pretty aood, " Mueller said, "I did very aood oo my receivina." Mueller cauaht II passes for 77 yards. Hunley ran the boll into the end zone twice (O!J the fll'll: two scores- from«) and three yard& out to pve the BuDs an early lead . Hunloy]Qds UB with five touchdowns so far this seuon. RwuliDa '*'k Bill Kiefer swept in from 12 yards t~pve the BuDs a 21-'llead in the thhd quorter. ~ aot t>o the scoreboard when Mort PalviDo c:au,hla 37 yard toss from Jeff Wiltia (1-24-127 yards) with four minutes to aointhe-. that meant that ''we did enouah movin&. but not eiiOUih scorin&," O<CO<Ciina to Yellow Jacket COicb Pat Slark, "w~ probably could haYe sbo~ a hllle better poise out there." "Their orr..... moved the boll well," Dando said, ''it was a touah orrm... to stop. I think we did a bd1 of a job." "W'rtb •oa offense like tbein," Dando continued, "somethina is aoina to ..._.,_ When-you nm that IIWIY plays in their style, three yards, five yards at a time, a lot of tbinp c:aa ..._., to stop you;• "AD yoa baYe to do is read the man in front of you &Dd you'll stop them," Annstrona aold, ''they do move their '*'ks a lot." "We were doina a few tbinp to teep them , _ . . , .. Slark said, "UIIioa a aood ....,. loll week _, Buffalo JDOd opin IOIJilbt, that mlPt have bad IOIIIetbiaa to do wilh il ." minutes. ' "I'm pleased with the-21-7 win;" UB head ~ llllldd-'" ad misaed them bocb. coach BiD Dando said, '"but we should'Ve gotten more points. just stopped ourselves.'' Dando was concerned with the intangibles thal haunted UB oil last year. It was a season in which all five losses were less than five points each . .. 1 thought that we could have laid a bomb," he said, "The penalties killed us . The defense played a super sam• and helped a lot. " A 47 yard boot hit ~ in the ceater of the .,_.,., aud a 3' yard kick wide rilbt... He blames h on poor COIWJMiuu, )'ot baa e.tencled his PAT streak to II llnilbt ...Andy Hurley intercq~~ed two -ODd JobD Jlemanl caaPI one ... Marty lllirmt - shaken up in the third quorter after a bit to the same abouldor h e _ . . , lui year. He wallted off the fioloWtoldina his riaht arm but reciewd tittle medical attention aud returned far . . - atJU. 1Jl111.11emie Weber bad two we -a. star in.double threat attack ...._................ .., ..................... ..... ....._ *"-,. ....., ...... .. . ........ ..................... ., ...................... . . . ................................. .................. . . . . .......... . ........, ., ... . l"llllndQ, .,_ II IIIII M .,_, .. ,..,., ........ .,.. ....._ IIIII ttl ..... - dot , . . ...... _ .................. ... lllooto. ........ ~ ................,.._ "Ht (MIIIIIr) , _ 'M7 .._. 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"*""'-' lltdt ....... - , . . , . . . _. ~ ..... ....,._ Hit ,...,.......... ..... . . y .............. _ . ..,... _, a. .... ....... a. .. ......... ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-09-26 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-09-26 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n14_19830926 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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If you believe material in our digital collections infringes copyright or other rights, please review our <a href="https://library.buffalo.edu/about/policies/information-use/notice-and-takedown-policy.html">Notice and Takedown Policy</a> for information on how to report your concern. https://digital.lib.buffalo.edu/files/original/2bd0d08eddec97771a9af72f119c5c99.pdf 3b3d4dad4219fc0d86d309b0bd202578 PDF Text Text THE WBFO audit By CJIIJIYL L GaEENRilG Olmpw;s Editcw AccoaDING TO tbe offJCiol 1913 audit repon or pubic: - .....,., WBFO-reponed by a aourco who cloims to baw: tbe _ . . . _ repon-it - - - t h a t - Geacnl ~ Bob Sitonkl be ranowd becaux it u 1101 iD tbe bell iDiaac of lllo.....,., to toop blm. Oospito this aad otbet mjsman- allopdoas opiDsl tbe tbe Uaivo:nity liDDOuocod t - weolu tMI a - · ialenlal audii performed to cbock iD to tbe alloplioos fOUDCI ooly "mioor impropriotios" and that t b e - - - showed ''poor iudaomatt.'' Tho audit rrlc:md to by tbe 10tu<0 was based upoa _.ty lO iDtc:rviows witb p<acnt aad former station omployoos. It abo indudod an analysis or aD arant aad Univonity ar Buffalo Foundation (UBF) account acllvity rdoted to WBFO sinco J.muary I, 1!182. Tho IIOUJ'a! also reponed that "the auditon awled tboir inYOSliptlon dbtrustina Sitonki," toforrina to the offocial 1913 repon, "by freozina aD WBFO expenditures so that Sikorski cannot anive a1. any fmaocial decisKms without approvina it twice' in tbe hiaber ups." ~~~~~~~~==~----------~~ Sidewalks; for man or machine By DON COOPEII ·- ~"""Sud! Roponw TaAnlC PIIOti.EMs have devdoped on tbe NaiD Si~ Campus between YdUda and pedestrians aa iecra.c:ampus .,_..lon ........ takiloaahon cuu ................................ lidewttiJu ....,._ or IIOWEVD, TIIESI: ......._could 1101 be offldally verilled. Pubtic Afhtin Direct« "-'J 6daiated the chorJa aayiDa be " bill DO JUdi~ · k···.-~,......for~..SHee- M l!dwlrd ElatJ lidded, "lt'l M Adtaolaillnton tbey ...,. 110 ofYiclal oblipdoe to - e pubic:..,. iDiemal audita. •. , _ . . . _ . " " ' ................ aad tbore Ia .. 10 , . _ . - . . . . .... Daly aati<l. tMI tbe iat.....a auditon to In_... probltma wilhiD otpDiulloaa, aad are either .OOUS p r - . or a - , _, lW.,..,....... U"'-*7..........,-- ' 'wild - chua ... ElatJ daoailled tbe WBFO probe • bolna "a oemi-wild- cbaa" tbat sbowod olipt m i a n - t dilorden, but did- ·~ura up any criminal I U -." "It's illepl. P<riocl," • a-a~ployee said, rdcrriaa 10 ono or tbe alleptiooa that payroll toCO<dl ~ manipulared 10 tbat ~ 1101 ditllble to be 011 the payroll could be paid. "'f"- doe__,. are aeeraal-'*U.. papen and llaere u - , _ ao "ltlsey-......,..,.tllat Ed.o cadoeal Com•uolcation• CeMer wllida, wblch ""' ...S 10 doiWor lllllllqMoul ......... 10 lllotildlolp. 11114 Olhar ..... ......... 11114 ..... -..,.-the ........ u--. *•loa mllhtdlanltwll.llwilottr...._ oftbe~ . ,.., ..wdol' rield tO uae the THE PIIOIILDIGOUitl ... _ . _., • !lfMiola '-1 on an durlea tba wl•tar •oatlla , 01114ouua41~~t• .o... or tbo_.. - - . 1 0 Vlea ........ .. ~wlllltloo......-.11 ~- ..... ...... Censure list ignored . manaa.,.. anmn said, .._ mUll be taken into """"""' ar -1111"<: times by the drl-.. The ...Ides should 1101 ar anytime abuae their privilolft by fOfdnall...-. out of their way II< orr the ... kway ... Orimn knew or no ...._, 11< ..-wllhaaiMiootuud..wdol lbarlna tbo ...,.. ... twayo • or ,.. • bul odtlod tliloc .... walkways In order to make ddivcries or to complete jobo, "Dinctor of Public Safety Lee E. anmn said . sue~~ vdllcln should only be on the walkways when It Is toally nocaaary. he adcled . " Vebicln which are 1101 of a special -'"c< are no< auppooed to be oo tbe walk-ya 11 all," be said . If k Is pooolblt fO< tbo job II< dell_, to be dc.o wllboltl t1oo uae or Wlllkwaya they should 1101 be ...S. aocordille to Orlflla. ._._,. ..... . ~ By CAllY ITDN Etlitcw THE CDfTL\1. Admilllolnttion oftlooStalcU-JofNowYork (SUNY), wblcll ...... 011 the ulli...-.lly .... ur. ... or the "--ea "->ccattoe or Ulliva1iiJ Prof-. (MUP) In 1971 for .....-or required tcu.......,. ........... lllllii0111Mtllatllll4 Perrie said. 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''SUNY .... 10 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _lltlo ~ :::.~ - l a a l a.a,e. ..... , ...ll....... - - tloo lilt._........., II Ill fiOiillollla .,., . . . ........ . . 10 ........... , . City Utthw1ily of Now (QJHY) c.t111 .... 10 ............... ~ ltctloaa IN t"elr collectln Adalelatratlaa '*I . . .... ......... . . , _ ........ " - ol lltlo - · "CUNY . . . . . . . . . AAIJP." a....ltlll 11lt c-al ~ . _ _ _....,.. ...... .. ..W. '-TIIIJ ......... ......, ..... te '- ...... ,._ ............. ... _... ..................... ._._, . __..,.,... '"ro.., ........ _.. ... ... t r.llo .. of of,...,,.. ........ "No a.. SUNY · Wido AAUP'a ...... tlllllllolr n..dol liltlldool 1101 din --.11 to ...,.... 111o1r ..uo-. .. .,, fill tbll wbM - dc.o ~ed." SUNY Vlco a-c.tlot fot Ulli-alty Afflin lobort ........ .. ... locll AAIJP ..-..s 011 tloo . . for . . . llo ..... 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IUNY .. .. a... $ ......................... ....~ At ........ IUNY ................. �t"' ! I !l If, in short. II ]uEUQRUM ._..........,.1.a . _,. AlanKKh~ Sco1 Fl....,.,...._. EJIIt« G" ' Y S i o m l - - Spanish avn War vet an- UB paduate ltudalt and campus Gray Panther orpnizer Jocob KriiDCr is praeotly in Spooin atteodina a reunioo of the International llripde-participanu in the Spanish Civil War. Tbe 71 year old studeat is one of <400 survivors of the Lincoln Bripde, Americans who foualn apinst Generalissimo Frmcioco F'rana> and biJ fucist rqime. Kramer serv<:d 13 months in Spooin durin& 1936-37 drivina a supply truck. lo 19711, he rea:i...t biJ B.A. from UB and is p<aeotly a candidate for a doctorate in the Department or Educational Studiec. Tbe Center for Defense loformation, which is beaded and staffed by former Pentqoo offlCials and scientists, rdeased a study Monday which conteods that eventual aovernment outlays for the various nuclear prosrams will end up bein& SO to 100 percent above current Reapn Administration estimares. Tbe fmal price ta& over six years, accordin& to the study: a whoppln& $450 billion. The report said thai 22 percent of all Pentqoo speodina will &O toward expandin& the nation 's nuclear anenal, oeatly twice the Administration estimate of berwoen ten and U percent. The director of the Center, retired Navy Admiral Gene R. LaRoque, toJl!.jhe press thai the buildup will make the nation less secure, because it inaeues the risk of nudear wu. Scholar programs Tbe National Endowment for the Humanitic:s hu announced a new aranu prosram for individuals under 21 to carry out their own non-<:mlit humanitic:s raearch prnjecis durin& the summer of 1984.· Tbe Yo._ Scholan Prosram will award up to 100 aranu oationally for ouutandina research and writina 'projecu in such fJdds u history, philosophy and the study of literature. These projects will be carried out durin& the summer of 1984. The application deadline is November U, 1983. Award recipienu will be expected to work for full-time for nine weeks du.rlna the summer, researchint: and writina a humanities paper under the close superviJion of a humanities scholar . Please note thar this is not a financial aid proaram, and no academic credit should be souaht for the projects. A booklet of piddincs and application inJtructions should be available for photoa>pyina 01 the campus student placement offtce, or write to : You.naer Scholars Guidd.ines , Room 426, The National Endowment for the Humanities, Wuhin~ton , D.C. ~ - Too many nukes Reapn Administration 's three year old nuclear arms buildup, which is slated to inaase the US nuclear arsenal by over 6,000 nuclear warbeadJ and bombs by the early 1990's. OrtlddoUall~ ...... O.weH~ ~ .....,. ...-- Oovld CUjkol- st.... Plot~ Lauren Zof1'ul,... ___ Alk:iaGtoyooko/M. Faust/,...., S.. 6Mor St..,. GOffltniAttl Ruu Scnoenwlltt~ .......... CUpboard Tony G<-~ WEDNESDAY: Mlc:hooiE.Shononl-- Men's Soocer: at Buffalo State (4:00p.m.) Men's Tennis: Gannon University 01 Alumni Courts (3:00p.m.) Men's .t: Women's Cross Country: IIi& Four Cbalnpionsbips 01 Delaware Park (Host - Canisius Colleae) (4:00 p.m.) _H...,...,.,_ St. - M. Hlggerl.W.. ....... ""'""--Cindy .._, 1n1-.~ HNthef AtkktaoniA*........ Coot. THURSDAY: Women's Soocer: Canisius Collqe 01 Alumni Cornples (7:00p.m.) Basehall: St. Bonaventure (2) 01 Alumni-Pedle F"idd (S:OO p.m .) Women's Ten.nil: at St. Bonaventure FRIDAY: - .Men's Tennis: St. Bonaventure 01 Alumni Courts (3:00p.m) F"~eld Hockey: William Smith Collqe at Alumni Cornples (4:00 p.m.) Oolr: at St. Bonaventure Invitational SATURDAY: Hilb-rankin& retired military offiCerS are 01 it apin, attackin& the Reg G ilberti,....~ O.vfd Mavlal.ltf DhctDr ChiMyl L G•..,lbefD'("...Ed McGr-IAa, C...,.. Football: at Buffalo State (I :00 p.m.) Men's Soocer: 01 Canisius Colle&e ( 12:00 p.m.) Volleyball: 01 Brockport State Tournament (10:00 a.m. ) Men 's Tennis: 01 Buffalo State (1:00 p.m.) Men's .t: Women 's Cross Country: 01 Fredonia State Invitational TM Spectrum Ia repruentlld l or - ·olng natktnal ed'Nftlaing by CommunlcotJons .... Semen to 'Student I. me. ~n::ulaUOn..,....: 20~ Ttte .S,.Ctrum offtcea .,. ~ In 1• 8ak!y KaJI, St ... Unl'ver1Jity of Hew 'I'Oftt at BuflaJo. autfato. ,._ Yoft t<1210. T-{71~ Copyrlgll! 111113- N.Y. Tho ---of...., 1M....,... Spec:tn.wn Stud!Mt Pw1ockal, Inc.. IE4ito r i o l _ i a _ b y ! h o Edi10<4!>CIIiot. matter MNin wtctiOUt con..rt of the Edltor..Jn.ChW II attlctty ~ TM Spocfrvm to ........ by HMS OIIKt ....l-lnc.,-MI!Ihwy Ad. Tonawtnd&, N.Y. 1ot110. BJ. .UE MADNESS ,~~onn• "•' voLt\ COYER FIELD Bu•••• le•r• 8f noon from Ellicott 12:15 from O,.fendorf Annex etch UB Seat BU~F STATE ..____ - �Eisner named new SA Athletic Director, finally By AUCIA GLOYESKE Sports Editor dcpartm<Dt • EISNEII HAS HAD contact with UB Athlet ics throuah scvcral chii\Jids. Last year. as SA Sports Information Director, M was in charac of such promo1ions IS tbe sdlina or Rotary Ftdd plots and of UB painters bats. He was abo raporuibk for the public address announcina at all UB footballpmcs. as wdl IS Mcn'a and Women 's basketball WITH THE FALL sporu season at its halfway point, Student !Usocillion (SA) President Bob Hayden has appointed Mike Eisner as SA Athletic Director. His main duty will be - to oversee the $2.8.4,000 SA llhletic budaet. The reasons for the delay of the appointment vary . SA Treasurer Ken lves speculated that Hayden may ha><: been waitina for the rec:ent Senate election results. The Presidential appointed SA Athletic Director receives a seat in the Sen.ale. Hayden , bowever, said he wanted to aet the most qualified caodidale for the job. Eisner docs not believe that tbe tlday in his appointment will ha~ an adverse effect Oft his workina rdatioluhip wilh the Athletic aamcs. " I would love to do promotions but l'(ll not 10ina to baY< the time." he said. "The only thin& I'll he .. ble 10 do IS far IS promotlna is COnct'fned wW be- 10 aive Georae (Youna . c urrent SA Sporu Information Director) any advice I can from my upericnct 11 the position . I do plan to cona i n~ [)cpanmcnt. " I bad a mcctina today with the l1hJetic adtnini.umon aod for the r~n~ time iD yean the ooc major thin& they IQJiu aod 1 rcaJizle is that we're lookina to do the same t.hinas." Eisner said . "Its no Jonacr us aaaiDst than. JU lODe from that tO I team pme. We•re work.ina for the sam e th ioa-the advancement of atbJctics ar: UB. •• "WE'RE lUST GLAD they fmally appointed someone, " Women 's Athletic Dir<dor llcrty Dimmick said. "I thiDk Mike is rally into the job so that we will have a aood year . " an.nou.ndna.·· The new dirmor says he hu 1wo obj«tiva tbat he will try to IC<Onlplish thb year . The nnt will he to implcrnmt a <horae on othlctic oqulpmcnt tbat b slant<! out and not returned . Thb char&< wiU he added to stucknts ' tuition bilb. " We spend about Sl,,OOO 1 )'<ar on equipment . Any money we can save will bt that much more we can ute (Of necessary thlnp, .. Elancr said . _....,.._ ..... __ 1111_ Ebntr ' a other project will be. the unionization of UB'o II club opons. " We will selm three ofl'lctn from the .,._.,t club oflbn wbo wW he mponslbk fO< NMina all the duba." he said. "The purposo pf thb Isn't to take away from my job but to pw Eisner bdieva tlw bec:awc or the job 1\'CI be nsanY problano with the spcndina of SA Athletic Dir<dor last year thai thio , _ , .. he said. "Thb year I can do wbat year k wiU he tlw much cuicr. I'm IUppoocd to do aod tbat b to he allaiJon "Kermy (IYtl) sot me ICI up ao there WOCI't bcr- the adllnlnl~!!!2!!..!~~~~~.....,;•~hcm~_:more~~:J::!.!:!..:!::!:~=~~·~ · di<IIS University Counseling helps By PIIILUP LEE ~Sl.tfWrlt..- TO IIU.I' !ITUDI:NTS capo with the problems bilocreat in IUdl I W.. um-.ity, U8 provides 1 Um-.ily CouDiolin& C...tcr. Tbe Ceator, loCIIed iD 1:10 RlcluDoDtl Hall IIIII ......--1 by 1M DMsloa of StudeDt Amln, b a free scn1ce to aD 11udeDII wbo baw por-.1 pralllemo, wlletbor they haw to do witll adlllllllla to U.u-.tty Ufe or otllcr IIDJ"dated marun. The t:a1ter b a pl8ce wberc peoplo c:an tallt about problems aod baw people lilteD to than. " At this time or 1M year, 1M people w ... c:amiDa 10 - UJ art frabmal aod lriDJfer IIUdcoll," Unlvuslty c:o.u..dlaa Dinaor ClaM Oak ......-. .. . . . _ freabmc are aew to 1M odiOol aod troMfor -~~ llaw boeD uprooted from their prmous co¥inlammt," ~ ltudeDtJ are the predomioant 111011 of 1M CliUIIICiiDa scnice, abe llid. w = ";;-~'""'-;l'"k .-'--....:....-------.:._-----, w a ays.-- _.1 . . . . 4ri-. __.. rar ....... -' no ~-Hoe of .........,. ·l3dwud Doty. lltid - o f tile ECC ' '11M....... ........... wtl be...... -· thll llldii IObe t11111a111 w111c1oo ........ .sded "I baft the aitc. Not ~. wllo utt<l to romabl ~totlrlftan,-..1 trafllc tlw tllrootlll tile........ podatrlaa ....... 1M ..... .._ c-.. "b ....... . ........ for•• " I IIAf t NOT Joo.d of aay pro111eta1, 11 of )lot, bul I 11pa<1 tbal IMrt will ... .. Atcbllect ,.......... of Focilldoo ..._.. *"- a.- lltid, " btl& ..... ,.. II port of 1 M -··· Ub Doty, a.- lltid lUI 1M ....... willie~ dwllll tllo ..... btl& ............. tile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ .. tllo ........ II DOW .... Ill 10 IWO paru dlot 10 Doty .......... tbal I .... ............ ""*-a.- - o l t l l e ......... ll of ,._.,...__wltlo!M-of •aclllon aad trub . .......................... tllo Ed•ca tloaal c-llllicM.... cater ., _ _ , """"'- lltid. Hit job - - no ~ ....-& =-=-~ ... *-by IN o.DIDI10_ IMip 1M....._. llad-wbaltho _ ..... for than , tllry We wbal II ~ Oil an ''lmaU ltlttnlow." " If wo ... ""' the- ......... wtl.-dlly refer than 10 otllcr ............... or .a tile _ _ . , . , laaldt will tbe lkuMloD ,_... to ll0f1alllry," ltc aplelead. ' 'Wo haw a lot of our ~ rro. Milo St.- to "-~~~rat,'' lie ........... ''11111.... ......,. a .... ponlori of tile ·- The problema wh ic h aro confronted by the COUDICicn ,..,. fl'om dlfllcult ........-.. 10 trouble with the """"""" to f.uly problems. "lllbt DOW, 1M naajor problaa wbicb COIIIOI up U'CNnd this time II citbcr or bomaletnoss," Oak llld . Tbe ltiiT II comprloocl of ftw fldJ tlmo and pen tlmo -kor. Tile)' aD llaw doetorlte dop-. In CliDical or CouDoellq l'l)odlolocy. There b alao • - teo ...,.., audattl who are trylna to PI their docsorau ... CliDical I'IJ<holol:1 -oft~oe....._ . .. .. AltloouP dlrctJy with tllry the do otllcr""'.....,... .. ~ COOI8tllon, - OpponllDitJ Proaraa (I!OP), F'IDMdol Aid, or K - Sauollty, t11rJ do 10 tiMe If tllry ... quollllool to . . wltlo 1 M · - - ... wlct · ~J eo-..1111 e.d EOP mor ....._. ............. ....., ............. . . ............ ,..... projaa ~ . . . . . .~ BOP•..... .aat'"'l ....... . . . . ... 10 . . . . . , . . . . . ....wtJ no __ ... ..,.,......,. 1M..._....._-...,..._. ............... _,.,......IO .... k -.ortiJ ........ I -IO!Miaaldtofdte . . . . . . ftlllc:la, -..rdlq to ~ ~ rar t11e , _ .,.a~ee dolt 10 , . ....., c1o1.., of lllldioMollal -..cdoa will oo ..,_ 1tc tUoMftiOitc _ _ _ .., ................ . -wo J r - to frn ..- • tiJ Ito d . .clopau-EOP eou .. lor no.-.... ......... ........... rar - - - - ,..,...,..no--....., tlle......,. .............. Nola.._ ........ A._ .,..,. .. .,.._tlle ......... ...,rar • .._....t,......to ,.. ...... ...... -cleooao.Hollkl,..tJoe ....._do_ ,..._tloclr rllltbwo job. "U..tllo _ _ ......., 11 t11e oa~y . . , , _ tr....,n . , ~ - tlooe,.. Actv.rtlae In a paper that prtdea ltlelf on -ReaderWIIp and RMultl. The Spectrum The LMgMt Dally t New8paper I New YOlk. t*- tile - _Dotylllltled. . . . · ........ ·-· Lll:iMa ~. Oelc _. s-.~-~~~~ . . . A_.c 10. .,..,. ... , . _ ~o....lltll­ tlnc ............ loft ..... jollo ............-tan. ........,.wltll llvo M t111t All• 1M ,__aw, • ...._.,.... --.. ..-,ad .., o.ua lllrilll of - ...... ,... ...... .., .. IU'LAJNa) . . . tllo "'*-......,. ..... ,_ llllloMI INDd ...... ~ .... - aloollol .... 1 0 llow 10 J1ft1 for ...... ...t _,... abooll 1M htl-. A pooltloe ............ ....... ce.•lu.t d to ••nble aa . . . . . . e.dioc*f....... IOtM flotwe. " ........... ..., paopll wlto - an - ... )tlollillatoJOW . . . . . . . . ti'J lllfT Oelclltid. ...,..... of Ul ........ ara trplcal. .......,. tloc7 folow I • -·t uo. We llnp you IIIIo I OCMidl e.d tJM. ,.,...,...,_ you. Wt'U ., ........ ,... -'onalllt taWtte 10 ............. IMJ-1010 . _____ tllo Dtop... c-ar • ., o.p., ....................... wtl ........ .., talltiO)'IItl .... ti'JIOIIolp. A by taWtte to - - ...... a. ..... - ...... ..,.. tllry ............ .... .................. . - 1 0. Tloc COtllaall•a ccotar ha ...... . ...~-~ ,_ leatka . ~ -~J!IOU Ed -bloop II 10 llolp aJnllt 10 . . 10 ......... ...._ )'OIIdollwltlotUI.WO ........ dlcJ iW lldlo1 * I ...,....,..,.., no_..... ... ,. ........ bypaopll• "'"' . . . . Clllatl ........ "'I. . . . IN _., wk• till ...., of .......'tNafnWIO_IO_ �editorial For th~ public , WBFO.FM General Manager Bob Sikorski remains Innocent of the charges made against him according to statements by the University administration , based on the Internal unreleased audit conducted on the public radio station. The audit was conducted by the University on the University and, In all fairness, It Is probably valid. So It should be released to the public so those people who fund the station, through listener support money and State and Federal taxes, can dismiss their suspicion altogether. Leaving everybody In the dark will not achieve th is. Reviewing the evidence, It appears that Sikorski did nothing legally wrong. However, there does seem to be a great deal of mismanagement at the station which needs to be looked Into more thoroughly. If WBFO Is spending the public's money SA chose the best candidate for this position with the selection of last year' s Sports Information Director Mike Eisner. Although his backround In f inanc i al Issues may be questionable, Eisner' s enthusiasm for UB sports and the maintenance of the best possible athletic program Is certainly not In doubt. But he will have his work cut out for him. Managing $28-4,000 will be no easy task and his job will be complicated by a late start and the new emphasis on student rights. It will be Eisner's job to make sure that the money Is spent according to the students' wishes, and not those of the athletic department. Student control over student money should be the Athletic Director's first per.ogative. Establishing just what the students' wishes are Is a question, but the bottom line Is that al l decisions Involving student money should be made by a student, and not an official In the athletic department. poorly or misappropriating It then not only should we know about It, but steps should be taken to ensure that there will not be these problems In the future. A first step would be more fiscal responsibility from the general manager. WBFO Is supposed to operate In the public' s Interest but, by misspending public money, it Is falling lo Its mission. With a firm understanding of the station 's problems, wh ich would be better achieved through the public release oLthe audit, and better management, WBFO could be the public radio operating In the public's Interest that It should be. Students' sports It Is good to see that the Student Association (SA) has finally appointed an Athletic Director to oversee the spending of the one-third of the undergraduate mandatory fee money which composes UB spol"\s funding. feedback . ~ Distortions response Small print Editor. Editor. Today I n The Spect r um 's " FMdback"" (Monday !1126) I rood how the P.Mce Groupa and the ANC make our countr y loo k "l"eaponalble, Incompetent and evil while glorifying Union." the Sovlol Peraonally, I like to llaten to the beat argumenta of both aldea before I state my oplnk)n. Y••· peoce groups occoolonolly do h.,. spokesmen who make overly almplletlc and naive atatementa. .. HoweMr, In regard to peace day, I was there and may I aay, Daniel Elloborg (the - 1 Prize wlnnol) ond Albert Einstein (In .his ~e=~,::,:.cy) naM Wewpointa. :.: Donlol Elloborg did nol " glortty the Sovlol Union.'" In loct, he deacrlbed them aa 1 " brutal there? Did lloton? Tho point wu, Ithebol to ~n ....,,. _ _ ..... 1)0_., w... - the MX will rnue """'- more conclllatory In ,_.latlonol Nolo: I do 1 1 0 1 - ~evil or ~~ I he Ia doing am.,... _ho_ll_ondhotovery I waa outraged when I read The Spectrum Frtdoy, Soplombor 24 , 1983. I coukt not belteYe how email tho odl - o on the SA Bulletin l!oord tor tho SA Commuter Atfolrs In a position In the Penlagon o fficially recognlzed •• the most knowledgeable peraon on th is aublect, you ahould be Inclined to agree whh hla argument. It wu bolotodly reported to U.S. c ltlzen& that a reconal...nca plana wu In the area of the KorMn )et alrllnw prior to lt1 being lhot down. It 11 ~ lbty tho two.woro port of the aame radar blurb and an oworonxlouo pilot woo tho roooonslblllly ollho declolon to lire. This domonotrotod tho Soviet 's decl tlon to delegate 1uch roooonslbllty. -nwhflo, It hoi been 1uppoud, In Pentagon rhetoric, 11101 tho Soviets would now ollow o declalon lo' " the top." • Tho MX tho -.lane 1M mlnutwtodecldoon-horornol to " retlllate" With _,.fling they Council (not to mention ~of the other clubo). For the ' ino<lnt of :.:: Commuter AHal,.. dependa on amwtlalng to reach the comm uter aludlnll. An od lhol nMdo to bo rMd th<ough o mtcr. . _ lo not on ,..IH oucn -..They ho.. - . - - lllatory_ont.....,- ..... will - t h e ! declllon IO oompUiorlle compellnt II getting dono wlllt he ,.. ._Ill the MX. But--.~·ThoMX Mr. EJ~ In hie ollloo, H r_...s- our own l:kpo~r '~::'!~ng~ conakterate to th la organ lzatkm. ·for grater oconomlc Input to the ....,. roce to -~~ In - the U.S.S.R. In lOCI, l"d bot on II . Tile. . ...._ of our nuctoor II ID dater them from Fotllllo · hall .. bo .. good .. _ , U - oo longu the coat of onecll to - t o r than the end-· -Itt- appropriate ln¥1tatlon to new momborl. I om further dloguotod ol tho od lor the Commuter Atfolrs Party on S e p t - 30th ot 8:30 p.m. In Horrtmon looturtng tho group Athens. I oonnot ond-kKwtllbountoul~ my ~I onto the WHh ouc:n -lolfltl I can ont. . o totol-e of money on o potty thai _... did not onroct o - • - Commuter o t - gotten of allclt lor too In r•oarde to campua octMIIIL This to onothor C11e tt.. long - _,...lc _lite....,.._ -tot-_,_ Diet ore__,_1111,.,...,.,.,_ ---110-IIUIIO __, -----.lite -.,.....--- . . - lite---...............--olto-·--· to_l _....,togo __ _ of ___.. ,.,.,,_ ---.. lite-of.... ....... ID.,._ .. --t117--IIIO........,. .... . , . . __ .. _lite .-.... ............... ol ............. ............ ton mfftUtM (mulmum) to decide 01 1101 I pwtloulor l8dlt blurb Ia o ftoclt of or o -.. -· __ ___ ----~~~to- In 1110 tlllloeor-lnaola...,._PI_· AallrUthey _ _ ,.. npooted gllft. Old Our - - · .... tho jetliner? thoy atop tho AIQIIonlalon - ? ~.they oxoopiiii_ID.,IIIout - - - ' 1 - 1 0 '. _" ....... " ........ " DOIIIIIIIINd good ondtlterllllof~ll _ ~IDIIIOOI.,~ ........... tor tiM c;o.Monder will tllnly - . end ........ 1111 CIA -~of*Y.,._ IIOfniiD"'* ond-.jd __ -· --o -. fI ·IIIII...... --- You'N_ rlgllt. I_ - ' 1_ DD1M up _ ... . . , _ . . 1 _ ....... _ , . . _ _ _ ,.._ . __ toghaltlour - - 011- - . I ... _ _ ., ........... (And be o~...-.­ Alllr. ................. ,... ...............,..... - . . _ - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Tllltlallll _ _ ..... _ - .... _. . . .,.--.--10 . _ , . . . . . . . . .0 - - ........ ~ - lor ... ,..,.... ..to-...... ___ ...:.llr.llllllllllllllllitlll:..,.._to .,;., r:: ............ .............. ........-,_ __ ........ ......... V.I. -r•CullldiiiiiGC-IIte oooottttoor In 11• I ... ..,...,. . . . -.,._,......._~•- __ .... If Jlle ......... ............... lite of Nlqara fell Editor: One of tho Studlnl Auoclotlon"s goa.t1 lor the current year 11 to Integrate the 1tudent1 o l th is UnMrolty With the Bullolo oreo. and ltl IUrroundlng COI'NnUJ1IUes. S.A. ptone to _,, , whlcb-- Wltlc:h will ......., thll · One ouch woo tho ..,.._. Folio trip lor IIIII Saturday, October tot. Tho trip WOI ~toboon-u . . . lite Woilu on -..ntno - -· Unlortunotoly, 10 tlcltat trip will ... Anyone ~ 0 tlcltat moy return It 10 tho tlcl<at olllco foro refund. ~,..... --··--· _ commutere hive tor being ~ - t h o ""'-""'· IIMIHiatlte_.e ............ ID -_ -_ 1 ID _ _0 .._...,, · - - ( a l l o r ... " l - ----lntho c.- �op;_ed Open Forum . by Barry Mineror 011 I8'TDI8EJI 211 at 7:30 p.m., United Cempu- To ba having Ha 11,.1 O<gMizatlonal ..-1"11 In 1011 Cary Hall (M.S. C.) UCAM Ia • national organization wllk:h formed In 1181 u an o - olllla Union ol Concwnad Sc*'llalo. It Ia now an ~ orgenlzatlon wt111 !WI ,._.., In lila U.S. and c:-_ UCAM SUNY/IIuHaJo Ia lila only c1>apt« In lila city orluHaJo and hu many local (&Halo ~ ale.) paltlclpetlng "'-'1 Nuc- Wat will col.._ through · h. OuJ chapter hu about 200 · roughly ona hall faculty and ona hallat.-to. UCAM Ia_ - a_ d to lnct-.gJI(illllo-onltle_or andHI~Ion. lila _ . , princlplaa or UCAM .. tourtolcl: 1) To PREYEHT NUClEAR WAR; otat_..,....,. up lila IMjor tiiNol or all UCAM act""teL UCAM---not--or- 2) To aa a oonttnuoua public aducatlonal loNm; through ~ panel dlac-">na. -~ -tnga. and moat Importantly one to one l nttre>t~raonal communication arnono-t faculty, and communHy - at-• 311 To act u a c~ 1o< lnlormatlon on tlla national, regional, _ , a n d - -· 4) T o - aa a local unifying 1o< . _ a n d _lnt.,...ad In and -lng lor a . . _ ana-to our ~oltlla--·- ln lila peat, UCAM hall nationally and locelly In _ . . .. _ _ _, _ .... _ o r _ ......-.-- .. -z..-.tn- a- -ontllalfoonwnunlttaaandllla_ln_... l.ocelly, lila _ _ . ........... - .. .,._ ... - a n d a a a n l n_ _ ..... _ a n d 10 Tllaaa..._.-_ .. -- w-. - Nuc- Amla Aw.,_ &.II, and - t a l l y on N - A'"" A - Dey, - 1 1. 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"The pic:oic was meant to attract new people to our aroup and it worked . •• Ass istan t Soci al Coordinaror Benson Wona said. .. It was a way for people to come Olll, relax and have a aood time.' ' The wdcomina picnic wu • bia suca:ss iD tbe eyes of the CSA. "We were swpriJed at tbe amount of people that showed up," CSA President Kelly Na said . The turnout of 100-125 people was more than expected . " It was the Jaraest t um out for a picnic in the Jut three years," Na said. The key to the picnic's success was not due only to the luae turnout, but also to the Jdection of events. Activities were a>ncentrated on tryina to .., people to know one another better. The evenu iDcluded volleyball, a tua of war contest, a t.hRe leued roce as well u softball ........ The CSA tries to make Chineae students more comfortable and relaxed boca- of tbe preaura of University life. "We're tryina to a« people to know more people, let them have fun and to be pan of a lf!!UP," Social CoordiDator Kam Chiu uid. uwe try to make people fed more al· home." There ....,. to have been a lact of commUDicalion bet...., CSA and the ·•udeuu. "We're tryloa to let people know that CSA is olive and well by beina more personal-lite aoina door to door and ca1lina people up, " Na aid. "We 1re not loina to be able to do it all tbe time, 10 ... try to put ""'"' flyers and pollen. We even have a maiJioa lill, that we ....d out to tbe studeuu about upc:omlsoa ewoaiJ. " CSA's osain problem is tbe lact of participation by _,ben iD roc: oJt yan, ~ to Co-V'oce Praldalt Solomoa Wooa. " It's tbe people that make us fiiiiCIIoa," be said. "s.:b hal a llklll or iuterell that ... be broaabt out ..... shared with others. 11w's what makes our usoc:iation run ; theidea of our members. We can 't do it lloae." "Hopefully with the list of our u~ .....u people will want to joiD Ia," Na said. " Our and eou:ollellce -~ clepead and be IIIOUURd by the number of people at our evenu ," Na CODIIDuod. "If people don 't tbow up our UIOdatioD caD't work effectively. " What is that funny little hut? THAT nJNNY little hut iD rqxaentioa them iD the Torah," FoUDCier's Plaza is tbe aymbol for Ouruy said.. "Without any ooc the most joyous of Jewish letter. the Torah lalnvaUd ." bollclays-Sutkos. A .,.at pan of And so it aoes with Jews. Each this oc:cusion is tbe <de-ion of and every Jew mates up a Jewish Simclw Torah, which is believed to nation and without any one Jew-a be ..a more important tben tbe nation would be iDvalid. A=rdina Hiah Holy Days. .to Gurary, ''Everytbina that Accordlna to R.abbi Noson " - ' iD your uretJme ....... Ourary, " Simclw Torah II tbe tbroulb • pmtlcular. ietler and It thantina of God · thal :we Uved doem't- which letter it is." throuab yet another cycle So, Simclw Torah is a penoaa1 OOIIIIIiMial 1M .-.,.. from tbe .......aoa thal. ror oae c~ay a ,.., , Torah." Ounry apllliaod thal, we are al CCJaDKUtd bJ ud to oae ''Evay Soban1aJ • pen or Sabbolh Torah. The feotlval COIIIists of ..-., a of the Torah is claDdaa wtlb tbe Torah, clooed and .... - i t is oa Simclw Torah that tbe flaal Book of Moaes is Allhoooab Ia - IOUIId ~. ~- " liMn II boldDd it. "Wo "n.oei Is the -....a. tbo lollcor lloally tile Jewilll people, ad~ to ill the wridltp of the Torab, but tbo ......,laws, alllewl obooi •at or dMioll)' of lloo Torab thal otberwlae-bave a letier ...,_. tbo UWI ODd _ . , , Gurary said. :•Tberefore, we are claDcioa with God. be<:auae He hal put himM!f iD the Torah. We dance for ""'-! the Torah is and not for what is iD'it iD terms of ill words," be commented. He meatlqaed that thrOIIIbout tbe world, tbla is tbe lllll¥ina of all clays; wbert thoR Is of beioalbll· It is Ourary's wlsb thal all VB Jewiab students will ud celebrate tbla happy oc:caaioD ---·"'*· or ...._- ror a- Simcbas Torah is to be held • - - ~ Hoase, 2»1 Nonb ""'- ..... tbo MaiD 9tnot CllaiMd - . )lf2 MaiD Slnll bet- Ulli-.lty ODd l!ltllowood. 11le FIM II Tb~ 2!1,1:30p.lll. S.•bor Let Tlte Spectrum Cover Your ClaHifledAdNMcla ·· THE · Jtwisfi. . CEL£BRATE at ~ i lk/ . 'lC C•rcn I!JJ. &r.'•'f 1;,../iti-..J «WNIO.. J.ll.-d~-- ~ (-• of 1-L • ..., -W.i'JiJtlfrW* ...,. "'"¥• I Moura 1-6 M·TIL 1-5 Friday �Sports Soccer Bulls break losing streak with HoughtoJl ByPAULBINZ $p«<I1Uff Sl.tf Writ.,. THE ua IIVU.S socar t...., coded a three )ltOt Josina strak to HOQibtoD Collqc Sarwday by tyWa tbem 2-1, in • wbicb into owrtime. The tie . . . the tam's RCOnl to 4-0-1 wblle HooqlllaD dropo to 3-1 ·I . The - - o u t raody to play iD the lint half. Sbon, crisp )lUiiDa belpod the up the lldd ..-a~ tisDel lllld it r~ pas off at the 19:11 mart . FtahmaD Gus ~ia slipped • throuab the Houabtoo ckf<DK to a C1lttiDa Kun Fel,emacher, wbo turned ud cbippod the ball o...- plie Kea Eckmao, just iiWde the far poo< • •. , . plie committed bimself paiD with a bnlioed U.. He to the .,... poo< so I aimed for the expecu to mum for the- pmc. far pool ODd just hit the ball bani," Despite the lactluster play.- ihe FciJ<macb<r said. The BuDs tcpt Bulls .......,..S to rqain the a..d the _.,..on for the remainder of ODiy eiJb1 minllta ialo the half. the lint balf but ooulcl DOl Haln.dt ltlch CarloOD fed the ball to fellow eaptain Mart Brown at capitalize 011 uy opportllDitleL With sria1 minutes left in tbe the II yard mart ODd -drilled balf a miued trap by UB ckfeockr • shot orr tbe far pool J.to tbe ..... Pote Scbaub pve HoUJ)Itoo's AU- to make the aoore 1-J. ~ fCirWOill Daa OrtJip • The UB ckf<DK, wbicb bad IJQidOn opportllllity. UB pUe alioWDd ODiy 2 ,.,.. Ia lu lint four o.ry x_. did- bave · badremaialoa • Ia!* with u Ortlip pusbod the baD to the mlautu . leavlaa 8riOD alooe in outside ODd slipped it in the ,., to fn>DI of the ..... JC.,_. 101 a piece tie the .. 0110. The ..-.! half Ute a o r - · · -· buiiiOI....,..P . cliffereat- u borb tams played . _ . .................. the apia sloppily Md. DOitber could pia any ~to tie the u d _ t h e _ .............. . Ia borb t• ....... ......... -· Play RIUiber with ................ ""'"thaa ~ foulo by the ·· ODd. Oae periods, Ul played well, foul iD UB's 5baa Wood OlllJiooollD& .....,..... Ilia to two. 10 be ..mod off the lldd Ia UB's Mart Mol _ . . . a- H..........,., ..,WD .l t<lft- cr. ""'"'*Y bul this .... tbe IOOIIt Ia the ....,. ,._ ror the · The -coded .. 2~ . e-ll Sill Espooko said, " The pmc up for ........ We eadod up .....U., around with our heads 01( o r r - tbe- or t h o half. We 101 h t.a IOIOther roo the .,..,...... bul cotaklsl't pu1 II away." The ...... will- ,_ iu bigal c11aJ1ena< ,.. wbtD It tnWI's to rlurralo si&ie, , .. ted lrd Dlltlooally, today .. 4:30 p .• • '"Nbcatver you play your ...... ochool o r - - . - e o, It will be a traDtDdaw rivalry," Espooko Rid . .. - . . , wiDs will bawe crG'Iriaa ri1J1U ror 011t - . As roo the HouPt.. k BQ ..... boala~la ....... tbalwt tlltlo 't wiD ao tbal we WOllldn 't be ......,..lltleel roo tbe Jtorr S&Me - ·to.,_ . I tbal conailoly woooltl ba¥e llkad UBu...-Bulls in first place. but rank second in polls c....- ........,.._ ............ 1\CAC ......_m~ Yarll uaJt......,7 c.ow- n, ~ sr. to CO!'IJDI:NCI: OVIIIAU. ua u- w 2~ I~ S&.La......,. llulblo St. ..... 2-1 1-1 ~ 1-1 1-1 o-4 ......... AIINd IPI c:.w. ~ CiDrlll..t St. ...._ .......... w u I~ ,.,...., -..........,. 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Address. l'h<>ne Pwgram Choi<:e(s) For further informa tion. or to register via phone, call 63b 2720 · c pG Sub-Board On~. Inc. Publications Division announces INNOVATIVE PUBLICATIONS , At)pllcaHons Available at65 Harriman Hall, MSC and 112 Talbert Hall, AC DEADUNE for a~mllcatlons Is OCTOBER 21st -) /\ . �Men's cross coutiti-y stlimbl By TlliCIA AMES Sp«t""m Sltlff w,;,., Surin, top fmishcr for UB, flnisbed fillb owen~~ . Hil time or (lt.ochcitrr 26:2 9 - . 4 2 - improvement their course: in two week$ ... McMiJieo is another of UB's top fWIIICSI t1w is bcina ra~ricted by injury. He ran last So!unlay whik sufferina from a kidney ailment . "'It was prrtty amazina that he even fmisbccl tbe ....,. let alone ran the same time tbat be hod last week:,' ' Surin said. McMillen was top futisbcs roc UB last week. o-bis,_ u- rrom tbe pm!ious HINDEIIED BY injury and Ulnes:s, the UB Men 's Cross Country team was defeoted by all four or their competitors last So!unlay on tbe five mile Ambern coune. "It was disappointinJ," UB'stop finished Mike Surin said. "If we had a healthy team we would have hod a shot .. winnina the whole thin&. The scorina was really tiaht." Cortland State was the only team to solidly defw UB's Harrien on So!urday with a score or 1~. The Bulls lost to biablY touted Jtfiloca Scruton Univenity by the llilbt maqins or five and ...... ~and poinU, respectively. UB was defea!ed by Binabamton in a tiebreaker, because their sixth place man finished two places ahQd of UB'I sixth man. ltbKa'• Pll O'ConDor won the mea by IICltina a new coune record or 2$ :20. ........ Suria aloo .... scbool record for the Ambcnt Coone. DAI'( McMILLEN wastbe Bulls' man fmishina I~ overall with a u- or 77:011. AI Fuhz (27: 1G-16<h), Mike G'CQDDor (77: 19-211th), and Greg Rahn (77:-)(kh) compl<led UB's top five . " The mec1 was vuy dose and very competitive,.. co-captain O'Cormor said. "If- hod just one more JUY f"UUUliDa up in front it would bave mode a bia dirr.mx.. in the IICOrina." • The BuUs competed without tbe r..u ~ or their two top fWIIICSI . Co<ap<ain 0... F'llber is I t1j u Tedulolol)'). W of · &. "II' WE LOSE Dan McMillen we'D be in prcny bia trouble," F'llher said. Surin odclod, "I' m bopiJII tlw ....,..,... wil be bealthy- Nllllina well by the mel ortbe - -· I bave no doubu tlw we can bca1 every one or the tams tbal - ran apinJt today in Slates and 1hc SUNYACI." Jrodually makina a oomcbec:k after llot.h the - ·· and ·· bovina to take to the sicleliDa in 1ut cross COUDUy t - . will be runnina week's , _ due to the flltt tlw be in the Ilia Four Chlmpionsbipo wu sufflrilla from clcll.y dnlioa. today 11 4:00 ill Dclowarc Park . " I'm lhltiDa DOW to .., beo:k into ..,_," said Fisher. "I'd like This .tbc t - travels to floedoaia for !be Frecloala Stile to be rady to ....,. 11 R. I.T. IJlvitalloDalmi :OO. _ _ ..,L*tela&ale Lynatta Chapman pmc. By ALICIA GLOYES&E Spol'tS Editor AT THE IIEGINNING of the ,...,.., field boekey ..... or the ,.., ., lltrOitl<lt - . the npaic:Dc:< they hod II the .-tie "IN TilE fUI8T balr It wu a very aood d<raulve pmc. We . . . able to maintain our perf~. M Dilullck ald. "Then . . . - y _ . . tllal let down In 1-.ltJ in t b e - half. If we want to wla ....... top , ......... 11ft ......... have &o deen up o~o&r .a .•• " Tho .... dey Dimmick ...... wish u the Ro)'lb ball tbe ~oorr• l'lold Hockey "--aaloo! 1· 1 ... .... ...... Lat.. FWd HocM1 Auododo11 J.l 10 .., • tbt ,.... or their own TalkiOI l'roM pooitloo. - But tlw - - disoolwd III.Orter Debbie J - - - . . - ! c a D y indilible and subuitute Becky Barth WJaPOCtedly clepoorted. The dutia DOW rell widt Naaey l..eooe - only ..~ • .-tie wu . . . - l t r i a p r in bilb ochonl. 11lio, .b o - , mUll bave boal adequte traiJliDa u llbe ~ in belpiJoa the ..,... to a 2-1 wiD ovu Muh.Mteavilk and a place IIDish in lut weekend 's Talk i n& Proud Tourument. "Naacy Leooe ror her lint uin lUI ........ job, .. Heed eo.cb limy Illmmkk said. "We - e 1101 ~her. all . Sbc bu the boil eakl*. Sbc'• the rilbt T-o. They bowed 4-Z via a lllck off to Utica Club but Dlmtnkk till ~ wit~ the l m - Ia _.did ·'IVbero--••u•- - t o p u & i l l ....:" ,.., ..... IIlii loll ...... Sbc _,...,._.,......,.__,or ...... " • 7.0 .... 10 ... . , . . . . . DWillae w NotioDal ,a-,Ds ..... Coloilo. , . _ , a.... the u.c ror k widt•tllo.....,...inherlre," tbal • ................ oa Satar. .J, Leooe ~eld toc.e.,.awllik BAlON--- ............ _,_...._ f' ...... I J - . T b o U . * ' ... lllld~- her ......... play. "I rod very lallslled abolot tlw way we played In tills a(Utlca)," 111c ald. " We ouda oo ............... 0 ·-na r.......... ·.,, Jim luwlk 14. TIQCY Mayne lobeft 1rucato 11. . Larrr Martin nm Clark 16. JaU Mello 1111 Cook 17. JoM Ryan WIH 11. lcolt loll~nlt Cunningham 19. er.vtn Scott iDa,_ ODd Up< the VolioDt lltack .....,.. or the drclt ror the ,..joriiy or the lint wr. Trida " - oawcd Ul'1 rlnt IOIIMtlloii:GO-kwltbiD ..... , _ 111110ol~Jot•· Two....._ ......... n.n:Lori-eddod l,nelto CMpmaft ...... pr_.• .-..,...w . . . . tllo IDOIIoer 1C0R to -k< k 2-0 II tbe t ..... OIMICillloe - balr. VolloDts domiMtod the _ . . llolf acdoa. Aft• a couple -wltlolaaeooJ ..... t...,. .......... dote ..... DioM ....... --- ,..__. 20. . . . lelotte 7• r .- - · 21 lruce I. au. Friedman • Slvenleln t. DaN 8ollld a . . ....,. 11. Halter a ,.., .lclnuchowlld C l'ritlly...., will play ·•• Cololt • 4:00 P·• · • till At-. ~. - · ....~---ldlllttllc -- ICE HOCKEY RAQUETIAU TOUINEY IAIICiliAU (.WI'I MD COlD) ~ IAIICETIAU TOURNEY COED~ 10/3 10/3 10/3 10/3 10/3 10/20 10/1. 10/20 10/21 10/21 (7:00 (7:00 (1:00 (7:00 (1:00 P1C1C ll' . , . _ OUIID Of 112 AUMt N8fA lrAIIIM l()f3. 10 112 . . . . . CQMIUIB) . . . . AI.ON& . . . 111.00. t:MII N.UMJII, • JltCIFWU .. 1• wa.. lllllllt~ pul 1. Joe Aronlca 5. 6. Wcneotlotlt..... .,.tbe_... of top ..... coepodticll! '""' ...,... r-.1 .. - Tbo 2. Todd lauH 3. 4. \ The rather lacklustor oont• but, Ul ValluU' last ditch crron to tie !be ...... acaped with !be victory. , . - , .J!!ocMM clooc, .......;idl<l hold orr tbe ........ wu•IWIDUD If H QMCI. .-COME10-MIMI C.CM1-.,W7 �classified :ads !'4'·'·'·14=•• CLASSI FIEDS and ETC an~ts INI)' 'be piKMI at TIM Specrn.tm oHlolat 1" 8Hiy Hall, AmMrll ~~or at 102 Hafrirnwt Halt MSC. otfk:e.hoUfs at-botl'l tocatlonl ara from~ am to 5:00pm ~Y lhru Frtoay, OudUnu at the S.kt)' Hal office. we Nondey, Wednuclll.,, F,.,_y a1 12:00 pm lor ETC anc14:30 pm tor Cl. .sitiedalor the ne•t edltk)n.. 0.-"IMI M 102 twrirnlln HaM .,. MonOI!y, We<tnudey, Ftld.lj a1 12:00 pm tor ETC and J:<IO pm lor ct. .alffeds tor the MKI .,.11 .50 lOt the first t.n wonts and . tO tor aact\ additional word. AN adl must edit"""-'" '1'1 FlAE.BIRO PfS. IW, S ..... flO Nil. )wl ~ a.c. In lind~- IZZ!IIIb;q. ' 174-4t01, 1V71 MONZA SP't'DUl pa, AMIFM, " IIPMd. • qtlnclet, 111W. Aft• S p.111.. U:S...t. · CAR FOR IALE-1171 Flal BrhL Call m MAl'TRESI, BOX .....a, bed ffema, tab611. Chan.-..c&Mft,C.I......IIike. ......... be Pllkt In amanca. TN..:~ must be ptacec In per~ or Mnd a legitwe ICOQY o1 tr.. ad witt\ a crtedl or money orwr f!Jr lull ~yrnent. No ad'l wfH be I~ o-the PfM)M. r,._ Spectrum,......... the, right to edh any COPY- No refunds will ;l,.n on clasa~lled ada. Plea. maka sure copy Ia '-glble. The SpKtrum doH no1 ...ume rlt9Qnllbilily lor .,.., ~ be ~••cet~t to ra~anl' .Ofort!Quftr•JenU.f,..of~tMtls,.,.,.,_,.-al..,.lessctueto~ l HELP WANTED 131...o&Z,~Md...nlnp. '1'1 DODGE COLT 2 doof .,on ~. gu ...,.,, 4 cylndllf, ...ey ~AM-I'M fMkl. 12150.1311.3132.17'5-a411. ,, 81&6121. AftoM:I ott.Nd tll lOST WtNOt.TA X01 ..., Go¥wnor'L Flnctlt paee. c.e~m..ste7m aoo.•.,......,, Oept. fll.~MAa.3C. - S~tlCIOUS IEOSmtNQ ROOW, laul'ldfy accomdllttoM. ~ ~ ,........__ Celt&'U-,_, eo. lWO FEMALE N)()MMATU TO SHARE AH tNCMAN LADY. ....... .,_, wente • ~)olltoanendtolllet)'etloldent._ ~ • 3172 MAIN ST. ~ HAPP¥1-ou_a -- - ~-WMkdays 10 • 2 · 8 Tokens for one dollar • . LOST I FOUND .~ FURNISHED TWO, l'tft:E. !JOUR MOMlOM . . . . . . . diiiUnci to MIG. ~ - .,.....ISI-etP, ...... LOYILY ONE BEDROOM NEAR MSC, IIIPP!IMc.a, 121'1.00. 13&-22:$1, ~lftQ , O NE IEDftOOM APARTMENT, wllllllno . . .llftOIIiii8COfi~.D6-411:10. fumW!edCOWitrY .................. ··- c..... bMcoeter..k.llloomy, QUII!ri. Grlid.,ptOI. PI9Nn-lid. Non-amokW• only. 1110 phte • ~ft WANTED-~ ~ IO . .f , - Mort". IIAr)t IWO a.u.,, "MaC, '~-· PERSO~Al ._._~ Tired of having t'J wait for the UNIVERSITY COMPUTER? SUNY Student & NOW DUE TO A-5PECIAL OFFER BY A MAJOR LOCAL CORPORATION. SPECIAL STUDENT R.A TES FOR MAIN f7~AME TIMESHARE SERVICE. N~W WORK IN A MAINFRAME ENfiiROMENT. FROM THE COMFORT OF OWN HOME ANY TIME YOU WISH. CAU. OUif Sl:.' RnCt.'S NI:..'PN f.'.'il:.',\ '1'.·11'11'1:.:'1 TO :Htk.·i\'Cil:.' FrJR 10( 'N r m .\IPt'Tt:N .-1('('0(.'.\ T , T£-UINAL.\' 4 .\fODt.'.\1.'1 .lf i .SO A l ';fll ~tHU fOR /.l:.ol.\1. OR .-..-Ii.l:.' PH0,\'1:: uang ~ Does it Better, Faster for Less! Resumes ProfessionMiy Types« & Printftl Oi-rtations a. Theses Copied ALSO: • Poster.s • • • • Flye~ ·Brochures Tickets Bus. Cards - • · Lenerhe•ds • • Envelopes SHAPI:Tlf ., UP ••• ANDGETETH THINE ACT T!JICETHUI!! c.lt AOOMMATE NEEDED TO COM~ETE 4 ~... 1 110 phts. w~ . WGM8C. U24351. bedroom TEACH IN MASSACHUSETTS: Complata ~ H•Uno ol lUI public 1M prh·at• Mae. .chuMUe. Plue lateet P.o. 2151. achoole In openMgal 80ARDEA IN HOME. 2 m'. f'IOift MaC. 17'1-<QG0a...,5p.~~t. 2.~NDA.Y PltdWn .lOW~-.. �~IDE BOARD .· THE B UFFALO NEWS SPECIAL OrFII FOI D. I. S!IDIItS: SIISCIIP!IOIS 14LF PIICI! WLr 1 snur Slt.ZS 4.10 SDD4Y liLY per umuhr lenin a Rll barrel dlffel bag wit b JOur hilJ nbscriptin nailab II at: tbt lUi lnb SERVICES Student Rates Free~ Testing 883-221~ ladugraud. Erie Meclcal Center 50 ~ Stret-Sth floor 1--r---r--..·11 CI off i u MCAT • LSAT • GRE MCAT beglna 10113 LSAT beglnl10/ 13 i~~i1! ORE beglnl10/19 CALL 837-1022 WOUL.Dtn YOU RATHER IE DAHCINe TO LM MUSIC? ··~-~' Rats ........ NIGHT OF CULTURE: FESTMTIES OCTOBER 1st, 1983 ///// LTURE EXTRAVAQANZA • 7:00pm _Katharine :Z" ----......, EVERY WEDNESDAY WfTH />/ Pit& AJJ-Iall ,.,E THE SUSPECTS Cornell '/ DINING; 011CA 7:30 pm • 10:00 pm RED JACKET CAFREIIA PAM¥ EXCLUSIVA 10:00 pm • 2ND FLOOR LOUN8E. RED JACKET OA.I'al SHOW-$1 DINNER-$3 DNa. SHOW-$3 tal¥ .. - · ~NfOINER wllh ticket stub OR SHOW. �backpage./ etc. A - : Pft.Law - . . . Tbe followin& law ocbools will be on '*"PIIS durina tbe moath of October: UDiv. of BridaePort Scbool of Law IDd tbe Brooklyu Law Scbooi-Friday, Oct. 7; UDiv. of~ C:0U. of Law ond WestcrD New EDIJaad Scbool of Law-~. Oct. 10. Cell Cat...- Planniua orra, 831-3515, for an oppt. -= Pft.Law - .. Nortbem llliooio Uaiv<nity School of Law will have a repraeatllive on C8lllpus oo Thunday, September 29th. Coli Cat...- Planniua Oflicc, Mrs. Sbea, 131-3515 for an oppt. n.. , . _ 5 a .... ,_,._an: offaed in a limited nlllllber 01111 usually II tbe pwl. lewl. For 1\tnber informotion wrile tbe American ScondiDaviaD FOUDdotion, 127 E. 73 Street, New Yort, NY 10021. c- _ from _. oo Friday, Sept. 30 in Capen Lobby ~11. ~ C . . New ~ Fri. 10-4 IDd Tues., Th11n. in 265 Capen. MOD., Wed., 1~. n. NY 11ttote ~ olfon ... .,-_.....,.for tbe period lonuary J-Auaust 10. Tbeoe awardo provide fulltime reoeon:b, policy analysis or teacbina opport. with Allembly laden. $1,000 stipeod. Application cladliae is Nov. I, 1914. Aoyone interested should see Prof. Dooald Rooeothal (Room 640 Baldy, MWF 2-3) u 10011 u possible for furtber info. Coli Enid, Pol. Sci., 6J6.1251 if there are q.-ions. r.c- .. NY sate- A A - , ....._for colleae juniors ond JODiors in tbe Sprina .........,. of 11114. For IIIOfti Info. pick up tbe info . . - oo tbe ouuido of 61.5 Baldy HaD. Dept . of Poly Sci. If you wish to apply, pisProf. Dooald B. ltooea&bal, 640 Boldy HaD (Oflicc houn: MWF, 2-3) or call for an oppt to pict up oppl forms . Due dolt is Oct. 17, 1913. c - c..diUU.U fWtJ on F~ . Sept . 30, 8:30 p.m. in IUrriDwl HaD with -on's bottest bood, Atbens l meeting• .----<Juote of the ~- day~·~-.. -.Room29. " - · Moolllc on ....., ! I t - ~ Clemato HaD, AC . .,The world is a republic of mediocrities, and always was." -Thorn.. Carlyle Moolllc Oct. I, 3 p.m., Dief. today , Wed., 4 p.m., 1030 ibdr.., Sept. 29, 4 p.m., l09 - a.ll - - . on 1 Norton. - UU.U . - , - - . on Wed., 6 p.m., 106 Talbert. announcement• n.. - ,_ II - 1 ()peB from 1-6 M-Th ond 1-5 Fridays in tbe buement of Harriman, Room 89. v-.- -·0 011 uoiat in hospitals, tutor cbildreo etc. V o l - at tbe CAC, l9N IUrriDwl HaD, 131-3521 . APB08, 1M u - . . .. - , , II _ . . . . lll<lllben for tbe 1913 oCodemlc year. F o r - info. 1t0p by our olllce 01 17N Harriman. ftl . . . . . . . ..........,- ...... Alf* OD Oct. I, 10 p.m ..-11? llllufflllo !llae Social Hill AdiDiuiOD io S2, bua Sl . - r i p. will Jonoe: UB l!lleou Twlilel • 9:30 p.m.; Doooalal C:0U. II 9:45 p.m. IDd VB Mila St. ~·IOp.m. ..... liW p.a., u.rr. 6J6.:mo. TlloWoa ............ OD Sept. 29, ThiUI., 4-6 Coulllolial Service, lticMioDd, 'aulldlmc l. .,., w-·· c...-....._..._ .... 10 LJD.-4 p.m., J:Net.dorf- ~ AIIMirs. v... a 0111or-- T - - w i l l be ap~onoc~ in tbe Ufe Worttbop Motloall!motioD. l..ccalion-AC, Wed. 1-9 p.m. Coli 6J6.2801 for liiOR info. "c.,lloc W/ Aa Ponat"-Rqislet for this Ufe Worbbop by calllDa 636-2801. UB ~ Pl'o ._ fWtJ on Wed., Sept. 21, 9 p.m., PJ Bottomo. '*-~-- ........ llhcdM ........... eo' - Wrlliq--Cinw l'lollaiai Ofllce--&pt. 21, 1-2 p.m., C.. 10, AC; Sept. 30, 1·2 p.m., Red a-., MSC, 2Dd floor, Hlnloola Hall; 01111 Oct. 3, 4-5 p.m., Red ll00111, M8C, 2Dd floor, H8rtlmoiD Hall. ....... ..... u.t..-., .._ .. be recrultiaa .. lb....,., Sopt. 29. lf...._edCCDOto ~ C, a-. 4ar C81131-3515. ......,., Sopt. 30, I p.m., 9JO a..-, AC. ....................... 0-4 -..~I~-· Llalld • JS4 ....,. IIIII, AC. Ia ZliD Tllolrt • I ................. , ...... ZIID . . . . .- •l'lllllr ....... 7 ·--~- t'laolt. _. . . .... , . _ . . . - , Moolllc lllnlma, N!IC. ........ ......, ........... , •• c.- ....... Ollloe-TIItondoJ, Sopt. 29, l-J p.a., C.. 10. AC. ._. . . . 1'.--- 29, 1-1 p.a.,W. . . Jtt,M!C. ~ N.- •. ~ . . _ . , , . N.- .. .....,.._ ...,... ftl !Ia . . . . W. . . . . MiiiiiC oo Sept. 29, ICI-.30 LID. , Capen 10 ..... Oct. 3, 3 p.m •• NortoD 116. ....... _..................... .. . . . . _ a.ll Moolllc oo Fri., Sept. 30, 6 p.m .. 1030 a..-,AC. IIIOVIa. arte • leetura ~ ~ ..,.._ n .... ......... .............. ....., .. ,..........,.. . ........ ta ·.......,_ lee A , _ . . . . . 6:30 r. lo SIJID. _...._... ..... ..,.-...11./W-'eaon "'"'·· tl2l, 1 p.a., ............... M!C. ............. .....,....... y . . . . . . . . . . . . . AI& lldeol.,....,... ._ ... ....... ~..._.. ..,_.. • .......,, Oct. 7, J:IS P~ . . . . . . &.- IW. . n.................... . . N..J..Sp.a.;T&,'IL.,.., . . . . . . .a. . . .... .,1115, ......... -~ .......... ~a... . _ all. 2 A . . . c:...I ............. ,_...,,Sopt.2911na ......... 1 p.a. rtort .... ...... ~ D p.a., JQfl, 147 IIIII. 1111. ~.., n.... 7:30 p.a., 4-5:30p.a.QI~ .................. ......_.._......... .. _ ... ...,........,ure •Pd...... ... .......,.._ .........,....., on Sept. 21, 7 p.m .. l06 l'urDot HaD, AC. II _.-.biola......_. uu.u a,. ..,. • n sl»«• c......_..~. 21.,_,p.a., c.r-tL <:.- to. AC; .... -r-., Oct. 4, l-4 p .••• , _ . _ , c.- ............ ...., . . a...Pii. 10-4 .... ........ ~- .................. ---.. SASH FII:Uity/Offlcon Meodloa oo Sept. 29, 11 :30 a .m.-1 p.m., llidle Lao Cempuo Bollldlaa 4226, ROOill !10. n..IIJ, Sopt. 29, I -·· a- lO, Dltr. " - . ,......, .............. o. ...... -~.1~ n. ................ y ....... n.n.. Sopl. -- ,.._. .....,... .... OW= Oct. 1, ...,.. . . . , _ . _ ........... ,_,IWIJ .. ................ c;,_,...........,. ....... ..,... .... ..- ..... U-~-- N-W•---tonilbt• 7:30 p.m., 106 c.ry HoD, N!IC. ..... .... 0112.A..- ......... ..... ................. . _ . ....... Oct. .. toa.a.~ - . • .t.Mnt ...... 0.., 47 L .t.Mnllt. . . , _ • PI...._ . . . _ C M . . . . . . -r-._.,.._ •• ..._ .. . _ . , . . ....._,_,_..._ ....... CJJ.CISI. ~ --··~-.,._ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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I ...... ......... _..... ...-...., .. _,.., ..,.._ 1111 I ..... l t"t . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... �' "The structure of the joke is ... the juxtaposition of the trivial and the mundane ... We· have to reconcile the paradox of it all. The joke mirrors that paradox." ~ ~ 1 words Uterature comes to the people come to literature I 3 otagn Some of the highlights of last week's Curtains Up! celebration (more to come next week) ~ "Most of the time I don't have much fun. The rest of the time I don't have any fun at all." ~ ~ 5 111,1100 lllanleca New album, new tour, new bue ,.. ~ Bowte makes a good movie WOOdy makes a defenatve one, and Kaadan'a movie aucceeda In aplte of him -Woody Allen 9 . - and f1WIIIaa Some ' - ' known goodies 10r-.da 11 calendar UUAB~s CULTURAL AND PERFO AND FILM COMMITTEES ARE PROUD TO PRESENT KATHY ROSE. FRIDAY OCTOBER 7 01 TICKETS 3.00 Students 8:00 P.M. in the Katherine _4.00 'OTHERS. Cornell Theatre A. C. ~Tickets available@ Harriman~ Capen Ticket Outlet & Home of the Hits . • SUD {7\DOARD :JClONE.INC AfteiSt... Grtffith ~ :o~ ,,,,, .... ..._ .. Schoenwett• ~ c •••• -lt;MM:c ~ ~ lftllw .. QlfffAIM K.lchk: -·--_..,..,_ ......_......,.,.~SheHan llllBb - ·--..cindy Uughlln ,..~AtklniOtl ,._SI_ _ ...... The ...' t , , ......... ....--..Zarl•..... Cosponsorships: Hallwalls Media S~dy Bflo. w/a grant from Young Filmmakers/VIdeo Arts made possible w/publlc funds from the N.Y. State Council on Arts (and the ~tlonal Endowment for the Arts). ·---·- Vot.M13 ....,...,.ust ~I Sun la a _,,ainO ., ~ton, of Inc. Co~nmun~C~t~ona ond -lalng-IOSt-Oa,lnc. ___ ____ c.......... Tho _ _ ._20.oaa _ _ .., .. ,.--.---...,oi.,........YCIIilat _ _ _ YCIIil ,._,_C71-- ~·--M.Y. TIIo ----..... --.,...... -----~~llllrpi,Mc.-.of., .. , .__..,_.,_ ..., �. .... ... .. ... t t t' ...... •IT{ f Jill ' Hallwolls : the chic-er souls of Armageddon ---------I - car.-w-- In the makltlg thlt put Friday _,lng It unknown and pe<tlapt t lool<od u though tht city hod - o n t to thoM vltHon not tctlwty decklod to do Arm~ In lllyte. I n - In the art · ." 1..-dl. . In -lng and ~. It It not htld to Ill'- that art It gent len..., In t u - - _ . s broUn In the rnaklnQ, be It re-malclna Of undoinQ. at p a -t and twlttod ltnelng with _ , tht c:un.t - - .. Hallwallt ..... ChHrfuln•••· Oeaplte downtown Main not Y- uua CEPA. · ~ ... ~ .. .. the ou.t~~Mn't ttarUIOQ St.-·a clutt- and cut Ill' - . , p,l t - of one of IM-oftlw_ _ .,...., _ _ · - " " ' - - . . . . , . - _ . _ but the beginning <>f tile Although - . ,_ - . - - It the - 1M-..,....,.,_.....,_ ---------- - - - l a r l l t e e w t a l l t l 4 t l - . - ........ - - - - . . - , behind~--. 1M c:t.o- · or ......,.., .,... - Y _ t. . the cultwaHy faithful . . . - ' l n g at 111. A -~~~ ,....._ of HIOJiwalltonciCEPAgal_btl_ ·a form M e l - -lite~- ol Buffalo onc1 Stuctlo Atona. - " ' IOIIIjaot. a tublect which may Tht bacll·tcHiacl< g a l - .,. - l n g be _....., . ~ In ~ .. P'O--- ..-n Tht photogr...,..,. on dlapgy vlllfantty axampllfy -point. ttt . H-alttonciCEPA.._,_tefflcltnlly - - . " ligllt ,..,_ .. an . - of c:un.t wti.tle · -· Sucll oftan -..t11ng p~ual _,alton. ttli.tt . . -~~--,_ may.,.,. ... _ begon thtlr tl - - llut """""' tacllnlque ..... and att now r - ' o d - Yor11 llti.tL jwctopoaltlont 0 "--Cindy- __ W haft encounter i ng formidable - -· the - - ptlnl- _...., -~~el'lnWig - ,_ ._ , _ _ __MCI . . tubject -- ._ . . . , _totha - of - - &ltolftt 1M- - - lhe gal...... thtl< palnttnga _ , ,...., - - only -tract e~ltm It no 1onga1r a ptftwy lntertal ol piOlnt.., the on cfltplay that tredlttonal ,..,.._,tatk:N'\ tl not en AntlfM1 half-·" -It -· ::,~,:::"-~ :.:.."".:: ==:';.,o'.:.~ -::":',!,~~ petfonnanca artltiL While the Albright Knox <8al*Y rwnalnt a gtMt ttehloe of -leltm that It toductM rtthe< than rapul- Slmlittly, MOlY Ahrandt 't 7 \0\ ' by 2\0\ • photog<opht ol dittonod human Ugw. evoke eympatl'ly rathef than ana._. y .,...,_._ wteww becaUM of thetr Pfedomlnant ty dal1<oolota and glouy llnl. .. oau-a ,_ An_,..., In - - and dttolllt not . . _ tn the patnllngt of llogw - . ,, the art itt ttthef lalnt..-od 1n the hwnon IIQ,.. onc1 • , _ ~tonal ._lttlon ol Hio ' - dip!ycht of oonttttling ~ oncl oont...,portty ...._he.. t nee, IHu.traUwe lnt.reated In meauoe thl.n medium. But h ll tnMNOH. untottunal.,y. aren't aubUe. No queallon a art lett unanewered In the Juxt-lllon ol • martyntd retlglout IIQU<t and an eae outad POW. lntelltCiua l tllmullll lon Ia alto the primary moli'fe behlnct the wor1o ot Alohatd Atfnljo. c a t - Howt onc1 Julie Wtchtol. Elthe< lnltntlonoily 0< by mltcl>ance, their can- att vltually _......Mel to only - t i l l y . . . . ,__,.._notdi__ _ llterntncl. = ::'.: (. from vlalting the gai._IM during the cumtnt =a..c':. =~~::. lhe<n. Tht photOOfophy It una<guaoty tound oncl John a.r-.o lchwlltr't " l'wM llut" lnttallttlon It • -lwoly a-fut, -v poignant _ , . on chl-. Tht oontln- until Octobef 21th. 8oth CEPo\ oncl Hahwalle .,. located on tM tounh flOor ot 700 Main St.-. Galla'y hOutt 011 T-ayo ttwough 'tlctaya, It om to & ""' tnc1 •••ll>lt laii.Wdayt from 12 ""' IO • ltd\l'lkiUe. He Neml mote Crazy Horse for the 80s ..-o1 ________ ..., with a message Ill.,,-_.,.. -..o 1M..,_, ........, llltlne llo T Hom- c-. - hit·- - Lenny speaks from the 60s -Ion · -· Durlltt ht IntimaIt atrnoophwt ol the C..ter ThNitr't ~ -hMII-IOIIteCthtl Thomas lllartln ~ of hla own play, Crary HorN. Nola futl.llodgetl play but 111111 much """" than a dt-le rnonolog... 'Crary ... ptOductlon that Wor1ot hwd not t o - apoductlon. Mflough lllllialf1 Mllttn t D1t comical In hit~ htl< M e l - pipe. h e _ " ' " " " " .... -~. 10 lull the - - - - ...........,, Hit acting It ..........-. tllougll ... tlca "* . .._ _ , . , - He II'-»Qwy- preoance whiCh Martin .... an- ~In LMit ---- -- ballS,.wltllCrary o.p.a1 Cuot• hla wwtton - .... -He-- C r a r y - , _ tboulthlt aacapeda Mel - - - .. - tMit ..-flcllonol to lite act• -_ . __ fletgtt't - ... um. .,.,, _,_ _ __,.. l t l.. t_ ...,..,.._lnctly dr- _,.._hittOfY ltnpotlant to • - - --~~- · Ia • . . _ hat I M t l - llfNIIantly. makU .,.contact whll lndl'tl- ... ,,.. t u d - and lntatnlplt to 1a1t t a t - . 10 hit _,.. He_,_'""'"""'"hit-- - ----MIItln you find tt.K kind ol lltwtty aapltttlon too mucll or not -..gil. 11 only lor hit tlch • - lof alfttltIn l i t e - of Mlltln It WWU. Crary-... ....... - In lht of Little tii-Tllla~-·­ lllarttn.. , . , . . , _ Ia .. t h e - , . , . . , " * he................. - aw .............. \'C:.~ -a.-. ....... - ,Dinner for 2 for S4.99 & Tax 12 inch 1 item pizza - and 2 16oz_. cups of pepsi parapecti'fe on of the ttt ot tt orytetling Which- tM ~ wttf'l tnt llluelon ot M•tno hNfd h lOll, l lttt hand �ELEC I RICAL ENGINEERS MEQIANicAI. DGINE-.s . . ·CH.MICAL..NGINaawS . PHYSICISTS Judge the patentability of.uentific and engineering discoveries ma,de by A~ 0 engineers, Inventors and scientists· world-wide as a PATENT EXAMINER in_Washington, D.C. The Patent and Trademark Office has unique career opportunities offering • . Challeflge and responsibility . • Cereer growth • Outstanding career Federal Government service benefits , For more lntonullon 8bout your c..er a • Palent· Eumlner contact: Manager, College Relations Office of Pentonnef Paant Md TradllviWII Office WMhington, D.C . ~1 Call'toll-fnle 800-&-3084 (703) 557-3831 (Collect in VA) �~--~· "t 10,000 Maniacs can't po·ssibly be wrong _,__ bJ D.W. . , _ T In the otodyord the bNatodlfl- _,.,. heir music Is not eulty 10,000 Maniacs are dllllnheiy you would call a " woodng " bond. For the past two yeara thla to die In IW&n ., _.,.,/tie.,.__ 10,000 MANIACS Jamestown· baaed group o f.. Intelligent and creative young mualelana has performed lndllfatlgably, dllll nlng and ,.lining their muolc ln count- clubo, baro, student unions. community ..,..., fratomhy , _ _ and at __ - .._.., ~ol..,._ ln ,.., ---:::...::~"'' VL, All8nta, GL and - . t l l a , Fla. highlighting tile joutMJ. Orltlle •••• return trip, they added Phi.......... and NYC to 111e1r 1m...- __ _......, lti _Hia...,..lt- -.o~ --. -·-f-nlrlo aldo- cl--lled~toliplhelr "'Owy - ,.- .,., £-Gay--• And again. oon,_tlon, dllrlolon; l'la. .e ..,,,., a luture -of -:.:: ..... H SECRETS OF THE I GIING c,_ glga . . ... llaylng wllll " - and '*'two ___ __ _ --·-· .... ----- ....,..._..-ad __ bus-•--c.r.er.l-----.... .......... _ --- __ _...., .. ..., ·---·. ...... ____ -10-.....,_....,.._ ... ...-----"_,._ ....... __ __ ...... .,..... __ .. _ ______ _ ----...ot-10 -.........···..................... __ _ ___ 10 __..,._ allllough lilly lound 1111 ~·-·w.y Lolltbarclo, wllo ollad no IUy -WTitlnO - - n o ao.,_ .... - - wtual- ..ion - . g a . . , . _ o n o l t· at - · n g and a .._.rod,..,_ no - - . g o l - _ , . lyolca. T i -l l - - eon--· ·.,.... .. .................... ...,_ ___ andiMipld~lrllllilll,-.11 w.y 11tta lrl 1111- o l . _ or lytle,....._ . . .., of 1111 ...... _., .__. ""_..,_,..._,. ,_,..,_ -. _........,. _..., ....... ,........ 1111 _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , _ . . 1111 ....ad -................ . ... .... ......-.-·--10 = ---·-Union --. ____ _ ___ _ ___ _____ ___ _______ ,.,.,.. ....... ....., _.,._._ ..._. Clalaea....... ......... Till_ ..... _ "' ,. .... ·--~ Vol · ..... !II. ..... Till , ......... o f' ..... ......... 011 . . . , . _ 11 "' lila ...._ Social Hall, .. Ullbolad tholr - I Clllltf repr . .ent - - o f 1111-.-. ~ 1111 -- 1111 tile IIIIa 111.. 11'1 •ora h ltltly p' pro. .o I ................ that tba .,..., .,... ....., OftOat l. . _ _ . , . .. ,_ EP - A-111 " OIIftiO," "Pia•I cu"aaci-T-.· . . Q . ...-.--.nu. .._.....,...,.,P, - ..... ol,../~ta· ~ A .-.. -. .-.. ltalr COO!I>o , ~.-..... " Tano lon " .:..tho oniJ aono -.ion lila ,,.,.._ ,,... - · ~.._,A o n g t l l _..._..,._ a l _ . . _ _ .. ...a....., lila . . . - - ol 1111 . . . ,, - - ......... -r-· .. · · - within _ . , -Will\ .. oompalllngty _ . .... _ _ _ ,___adln 'wait and see' ladlouo-,: '" Offlw ,., At oho wtl~ cowllolt .-11 _,_.,.._ c••,.•• ,. ,,.,,, CMWW 1101 t11 _,.. .,, lw 01,.,. M~tanlla_,.._ ol _ _ . . - W I II ol ,......,11111 .. - . , _ , II . . , _ , 011 to -onbolh_la_ , _ , _ . 111111 1111,..,... ---·· ~~or~-·- ,_ ol -·--·I' MOC' ••4 co,..,t•• uwn ocottwad tlrlo ~~·­of ,.__.,.,.,.,r_, _..,. . t""""' "' _.,..dlacloeure Oftd IOCIII .............,_ II 1101 or -.v1of11 - · - • Ito 1111- of 10,000 . . - . - · II II - ' 1 t~a ,._,. w-.ZAIOO....,...._.,. _ . . . . . IO_on_OI ,_a tae ___, ..........,., ...... hltillloMad tile tala ole glrl'a _ . , . ...,._.,, . . - o f t'QrMa'l ........... a lytle -liMitlolod phOtOPIOJI , --·~11- bollIa . . . . . . , - . y, II - . g tile ·- - . . oro.... : ,.,..,.. 1ha_N_Iolt_f0d _,_, A IIOiflolt ballad lot - I Than lila cll-.ga: Y - NJoallolt IMII,.,.fa lboolullolt , or ..,. ,.., - --. q- r ell gloua lingo whh a.IM--IIIo<llle comm-lto Atlanta wao qu1c111y In faoor of "going - t i l e __,.. .,....,.,0_...., _..,. .,. A.- .. __, to.- the darflllg--- ''Wah and-- and l i l a - - _ , prinlad lnblockllltarl- u- oaowl _,..,., · callad Inlorlila-ing houoo In Alllnta. , _ up o1 • catclllng aoma Important ..,. and landing a -.ling oontroct. llul thaao Malnlaca .,. nc1 to lllaalda-.;H-Ihll .,.,...., '-PIIallty . . . . , _ . , to goapal lhln to _ _ _ ..._,_1111 Erwgollcally purwulng - - ,., A H t l - 1 -aed F-.andJ-.ao11 lila w.y octift ....... around Lake Chautauqua. ,.,.._ If\ their B u f f a l o - bNn _,lng act anlgnmento lot SIMI Puloo (Trail-.) and tlla Po,-lc: Fura (IJB'o Clllll Gym). Tha lnhlll aoutham 11,.1-, laot K1'f" loti- ...... lila _,_., playa no 1 - . ao.. to homa, ,...., 1-cJUiarty play In Buffalo, WITH ta..,.lltlle lyflcl- - " " " ' " " - lhlougll wat...t>urg Oolaoma o1 Olllo'o oolleglano to Tlllo bond , _ . , 1111 from llcluth.-arn tlla motto "BING our ... ,...,....,., ' - to lila .,undo of 10,000 - - Tha ball . . oom.!lllna tile auliliiotlei of w!Mcll - ""' 10,000 ~ - __ tlla ol - __ thing_ to ,. _ padoattlaft to lila 1ounc1 on Hat of~-. Pattone of TonJnto'o plloiwy ,_ muo1c The aggranlva touring wu facllhllacl bJ o...-a ~of a aclloolbua,allowlngbendto pul 111e1r , _ _ , _ . on ot • _...._,.., ~toutln-u..na-. ~-~ualmalloG. __ _ _,_ ___ o«w. aport da a h Tha lfaoaciY .. , _ _ In ""' partloullr oontlll. u lila aging bulltlgllt• - • 1\11 matcll: one Tllla ,....,lorwlgn ombarltcaron- their · third lana lor a day dlyo'1'd rat ..... play "" - - - " ' • day ollting 1111 - .. ~~~ llannM llNw In aaplalning lila ba11!1"• lancllncy ,,., ,_-.&«~byo categori zed, but their business approach Ia. tlltfdOM �Christmas with Bo l*llculor-.--...--In .u-,--. ,._ ... -out ....... N - llle_,__ OoNma, lha director • '-la--wnlntllll ----lta7elaodl - the dpenlng of,;; -than eight Fclr no d friends fig tile ......... - . - 11M IIIII CIIIIJ and -.y Chrlatmaa, lor tile following: ....., _ , Tie, a ll<azlllan -about ,_ liOUnQ people ---The ......... . , - o f notortoty . . fllmar. _ _ tile,_.. ., __ ---h i m topoalolll belli botb of Jhe two, ln .... - --.111a-hawort<sWI _ _ , . - - - h i m tor . ! COMCioMe 41....;181b:alton in the late I! ---lo-lhedaclrwol h l a c a l -. At the e.anaArt Theator l n -. ind ......... but which- aloo s u - - ' " a lor~- an by a .,..,uptlal the ~ of - - and political a - - atOf)' :=:.::-..=.!!t!:~~t!:':':::~r:l~~ .., - . - - . . . . muc:l>pra-documentary about goapfll mualc and .,._.wlllch,lnthe-of~m~wlllcauae "...,at~f - to aay ....._" ()pans tomorrow In the North Parlt Theall<. -a.--, a ttw--., _ _,militant point of-that aa . . , _ . lunatlca. In particular, tha _,_.hold agroupol_dlplomata _ _, that a ant~ ~on demanding ....u n...-exp~oa~on ba detOMtod and I _ . . , aa a way or lncnaaalng - - With Judy DaN, RIChanl _ . . , and the Immortal Ingrid Pitt. 0pana tomorrow aHhe Un-.rty and Holiday Theatara. . . , _ ... ..-_ M~ ~.. and Richard Gera In an adaptation or GrahMI -·alyplcally auparlof apy r><>WI 11M HonciKIII)' CounHI IWII1 IIIey ~the anyona'a guaaa.) Opana tomorrow at the HolidaY nama" --MaiiCI- - . the -.fiction morie that Natalie Wood waa worlllng on - . Dlraclod by Douglas Trunball, who alao worl<od on IColllrldl'a ttltn: A ~ Odllyaaay and directed SI/Mt Rllflnlng. Opana a1 lha Holiday Theator. &.-, U.,, Pia~ In a Harold llobbln'a odaptlon. You get liOU -lor. 0pona tomorrow at the Thruway Mall and Bou-d Mall etn.naa. .. ::.~-= ~:.: all-willie "-toward Waat. tho ..,.,~ -IYt. lawrance l soaUo The ltory ,..-... WOW1d ttve main·~ o - or tha carno; 1111 L a - a Brlllah p r t Sjle ftuenttf .net ttMia _... u a ll a•son 1 H~, the OGIIWnandlng officer of thel _,_..,l(j .._~a ""0 - l y captured Brit,. Fclr tile " - • lhlo Ia a llrat meelllt IUCh lntenM tlftd almuhaneous otltlch of lltudr ·end IW'I audlence tor tl ~fTom ContQ Ia In tha center Jep6neM~. •""*' of" and attempt s to tftft Hlcblay ~ -r-..,.,~ who retut.-m&. 1ut.,. ~finall y reaHZM of-- ....,._.~lor ~ blind b<utauty T1lr 0t tMir IIIUIIIIon II to all " .. "'!,loil,.9f- .......... and they ----both lnlo lfl coulc CeUiera(Davld llr braw..S ...._. blhe¥tor atems frOft\ - - c . t a t n Y o n ol. t>o- ~ofa.......,.tant>oUQftall to study J ._..,.."Do,...- lr. -to-.... ..-toto....... Wltl'l a rogldlr .__.-..,..._..,_.,.., . . ._-a . ..-... 1101 ........ glartfy llto•- .......... ,......-,.,. .lrl." Wlli6 ma to,. chlldtah"' ~---IIIey ...,...."____ =--=..-=:" .:...=-=__ , . , . . . . . o f _.... . . . - • - __ ,..to .·-----·rona . .---al--on_to_ ..... -------------·.............. -.......·-f.Nt't .. - · - -......... ole,. ....,_,~-. la- ... . . . CIIIIMIIIJ, - ... - e _.. Dllltl ..... - , Thoaa a~~~ ........ lllillaallancl~l __ .... "* ......._ ______ y...,. ...... ..... o.-. �:ight The Bi iust plain chilly ....,........ ...___,_____ ...... ___ . ... .. .......__ -_pMt--. ,__ ,.,.......,_ ___............,._. ._. . ... -><>mlo.,_._.lang.....,.citto.,.......,. ol_,~ llland ....... ol-~-ol _.,... ,... -..-....~...-,. ' tor tile _..., torc:el dltatapiMII• _ _ ... _to •...,.... o w-.~~~e •....-.g _ _ ....._...._. s Ntlloa,_P.O.W. .._In1Ml. mollt - . . : 1 - ClpUin Yonol, the ' "' 1118 - . 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TIIIr,.__.. ly _..,. -Yonol--·--· ... -111 """'' ~-. _, ,_... ,.,. ..... .................. _. _._...., ._..a., .............. ........ ., ... _., __,__ oo~~-....,. .,.. ............ ,... ___. ...................... ._.._ ..._. ... __ ........ ........... __....._ ..... ,. ..,.-at ____ _ ,__, ._ ............... ........ .. ---.------______ ..... -----....... --·----------...... ___ .......... _ ------··-......... ·-----· a.... ......... - ..... .... ...... =.---~ ~---~----r't _ _ _ _ _ - ....,., _.. ._....., -.n ,.._ .... -... ---·-- �; • : - .. ...... - -··. - - - - - .......... - 1 / - - ~" ~~ • . '- ~ - . .. ' -- . COMICDOM· ASSEMBLE! YOU'RE INVITED TO lJ N tNT~~NATIONAt. COM IC , FANTA~Y ANO F"ICTION' CONVE"NTION ." F~ ALL TFUE FANS .'!:' f" ... ~CI~r>ICE . ~~ · SUNPAY,tJt OtT:!~ -1'185 the . - {'\ .... . . 8111111J i#l417foff .:g, . 1h r/ml;erst; 13&/Cl /111//er.sf'.tit !lwy. (f?fe . _~6E)rt!ext t-o ill! ;?-.Z?O,, -~ /(/!()() 1/.At ti~5.'()()?.,41. Adm~&fon-~g_·f o ~?, fP~/sft/clenlJ.P) ----·-... , ~-- -.-. �Austin's slash-and-burn hardcore tayorlte Is a four piece enSemble catktd the BIQ Boys. Besides the usual amphetam lne..pac&d tbraahlng, the Bfg Boys check In with an Interesting remake of Koot and the Gang 's " Holtywood Swinging .. and a tine R&Bitunk Instrumental caUed "'We Got Soul"'. These cuts and the use of hom arrangement s put thla band way ahead of the hardcore pack. as an o utlet 101 OeYOfa·s composiUons That label was called Fortune Recorda. and what was to follow not only Included some of the tlneat A&B records ever. but the creation of an environment that spurred Detroit's black cltlzens to greater heights. A seed was planted , and one ot the tillers of the soil was a group called the Ol ablos leatunng lead tenor Nolan Strong. From the earty part ot the 50s on up through the conception ot Motown Records. Nolan Strong and the Oiabfos were the teaderl ot O.trott 's rttythm and bluesacene. And like moat groupa ot the period. the Diabloa porlormad the vonoua atylaa that wwo popular-doc wop (alrwt mualc) and jump. n - two forma _,tuelly e'fONed Into what became known u rock-n- """* 1011. The Dlal>loa alao oong protty pop ballacla and In latin mylhma (I.e. the -~ Wluotoot them apart from other ctoo groupo was Nolan'a aoartng tenor ond lalaono, _..,by the -vtng llarmonloo of the Olabloa (Jimmy Strong. lleo<ge Scoll. Huntlf ond 11\111-t Bob Eclwanla). Among the hlgllllgllta ot Fortutta ol Hilt 010 the clualc ~ bal4.- "The Wind" and "You're the Only Glri, Dotoroa," the up-tornpo R&B ol"ll ~On~· a - t - t a l waiU IIIJOUt the - h ota "A Towdrot> From - -;· , ond the latin Ita-ad " Aouta11." Willie Fortune ol Hila maroty - t a the ~ biMMt .....,.. the Vol. Z collection the onllre - t y ol Rill atytlnga: a ~a--· of "WWIfto C:Motmaa" (a hh lor the Oftftoro 1ft 1164) ond "Danny Boy"; R & II rocurallloe "lloby llo Mtne;· "Try Ma One Time" " loty . _ . WNI Always -.g to You '~ l.oltn t - 111oe "Adloe 1o1y Looe" ond . _ ot Looe": ond balleda like "Hold Ma Until EtemHy" "I Doft, c.r.. .. -atod by many~ thelmpect ott he Th• Pool The Pool (Moment ProductiOns) TM lllg lop Fun, Fun, Fun (Moment Productions) Standing Vertigo (Ciasllled w.,.. Racords) .... Runnela "Chonmtl 19"f'Only With You" (Stress Racords) Since the prospects of getting a national release have been steadily decreasing, many mualciana ac:rou the country ha¥8 htMS to reaort to releasing and distributing ti*r own r,co«<a. For eome, Independent r....... are the only way to build a aubatantlaJ following. And one place where this Ia happening Ia In the new musk: mecca. of the lOUth~ Austin, Tuu. At the forefront of the AueUn .,.,_. you will lind Moment production• acthely ualatlng ond encouraging local bonds to record and morllel their p<'Oduct In hopee of gaining rocogn"ion. Two of Auatln'a top acta ,..,.tty laeued - o n theltodgllng label. and wHhline rooulla, ~ llhouldn, tal<elong lor them to gain more notlonol -~ion. The moot notable Ia a the -.g E.P. by the Pool, a.k.a. Petrick t<eo1. KMI 11 a muttl-tnatrumentaltat wtth an t--_.._ lnt.-tlng bec:kg<oUnCI. Hlo reournotnct.otlnta wHh ecra pe~lc band . , . _ Puppy oo _ , oo the more - t Gary Myrlc:l< ond the FlgU<Oa. On thla E.P. t<eoldlrocla lila writing, porlonnlng, ond p<'Oduction tllonta Into an axqulolta that tranacenda tt'le uaual cliches . ·--celled -ue Standing wa. .a, a po~lcJpunk band pur.- an almiiOIIO Miller Pl~lc/I>Unll- ~.0. the Soocla, Electric " ' - Mtty Plnl< f1oyd. the Count Fhe ond Mualc M-IMI. all the lngr-11 oro tho<O: ollgtltly - t e d mtno< key motodloo, drMmy - Y cwgon, ond gloomy tyTica. Htgllllglltl lnchKio ''Ctuh ond Burn". ·-can, Loc Go" 11>01 the HoUioi/Aonotodl hH~ -s.n-y o-to.d", ond " N - Say Ole". Mike Runnels lingle "CMtv>oo tri"Only With You" II a luclnatlng lllat ~ thel\uy pe.,.,_ guitarAlong with ~ Patrlcll t<eol, - • -lor- ~,...the-otthe-..gecra. Runnoia wispy voice - dlff..,.t a¥W~ue : techno-pop wtth arrogant evant~ vocal IWfangelmoniL W"h the _ . _..... ... ot ~YIn the puraull of oou-.o Iough, She ml- the marl< ond onda up ...-ng like an ln.- old nanny. Wl\ot N- t,.. olbum from the oomacty bin Ia the line t-1101>01> a r r a - t a. The UM*a "I Want to be FrM," "Jungtet of Jupltet'' and " tt'a • Mystery" all future luah aynt......_, harmon._a, Intricate th)1hma and lrroalot- motodlaa. Wa a allama the album ctoean, credit the mualcla.nsln the band: The one other notab6e cut Auatln, T - loa vibrant muatc. Explore" It g..., octtonce. You'll lind _ , . - lllat wHtotond New Yortl'ol"-. (loloet o f t - - ore ..,..._ otllop SINO! "-"'a) P.O. 8oxt2Q•, Auatln, to the roawdlnga ot both portormaro (Nolan Strong on • The Wr, You Gog Ma Around" ~ - ·· P.O. l,lox .M31, Auotln. the unique ond lila 0 1 A-Dafffllf, w• OU1....,- olloct-y oonvaylng ha< lootlnga. Her oplnlona on the deopak and u " " ' - u ol war 0101coc1 by the haunting metoc1y - by oolloboralof Bogan. Outllldlt or the tour cuta mentioned, Toyall'o . . , _ Ia • -locro pock- flllacl with T-787e& taua to lH Oe Vantlw Gr • llr Fleelulld lite,...... PM N- YOrlt I'Orlt (Sugemlll 12·1nch alngie) ' Flufl 01 al oro one of the groupo that _,., . . , nave mooning to rap to _,........... •• function. Lui - · · "The woo both • critical ,..., ond a ' - " • In clubo on hlp rodlo at•toM end, of OCKHM, \n my hlp houM Pattlape lhll - - l n g - m Ia Why " New Yorto New York" )UII ·t quito atone! up to the group'• - t - k . Uke "The...._... the new -.g 11 jam pocUd~- o l - ongat - wllo -. aatlng dog food. ptc-lng up q,...a 1n the VIllage - bUt locko the lmitiadlacy ot "The....__.. On the new -r'll'b-oftheFltll•. ~ 187111 aqueallng which Caneda loi5C - from Fortune ol Hila and " I WMna Know'' - . - . •ne Oopew, Auotln , r.... atonal gool: lntolllgonca. Loo- ~ lhla ON In the bin. Attic Aooonla LTD., II a.- 84. East, Bulle 3, Tomnto, Ontarlc. .._ua11 "" ond " I Oon, Care" from Vol. 2)-the atrnltw1ty Ia uncanny. In lhort. If you·,. lnt.,_ed 1ft any -ur1ng the _,_,lotio. r-mtt 11 .....,~te ." 1 mllttartatk:l technoiJop funeral march. On thll nt..Vftbet, Toyah comet c»oMit to --·a ol tloa ... 1ft feat. ,..,......., tiOyiOood hero Nolan Strong; )uat !laton lor~ -t- Yet l o y a l l - alight, brollthy ¥Oleo. Coupled wHh the arrangatl*lll and production tochnlq-, her leek ot gut a oould nave- Malty h -. But h e r - · .,. IOiely token ct. She puraueo a ~lo--lnthalllo4-­ ,,.. glUed bulla. ettect. A muet Toyah demOnstrates htH aspiration to 00 beyond the tame she won In her bfktt pet"formance u " Monkey·· In the 111m versk)n of OcMdropiHJn;. . As with moat Engllah pop eccentrk:s, Toyah tr ies to display her affin ity tor some son ot tntell«tuallsm . and this flatulent demonstration tails short The evk:tence ot this Intellectual strain tle.-ch .. tty In tM tyr~a, whk:h are Intended to be serk>us. But. contrary to Toyah 'l lntent6ons. they are quite laughable. One example ot her tyrtcal flatulence Ia the tong calt.d " Pop Star" (b<aco yourae'-' lor thla~ " I walk, 1 talk . t bend and break , •.. stumble , crumbte., the work:l, a oar. loat city ol fire." ol Nolan 84rong »42 """' -.ua· He oonvtnclngly the a y n , _ to not a -Ina ot gloom ond · leuta motodloo and Intricate myttvna obound.) Standouta Include the tranquM "JamaJca Aaatlng" and the quirky " K.endo" lllnd ''Hannonax" . &o0] llnOie. the ..,.,..,, ate In IOfM c.... aa - ' " '· but more dlatant, more - a l 1ft net.,.., lllle the guya - • eom.wt\efe ..... lut one tclnl, the _ , oto baby by the yeung marne. Ia as atrong •• anything hom " The . . . . _. , ..,.,you k-lha -~~~-put the lid ond you tried to forgot wtlat you )ual tlld." - - ~ " New Yorll New Yor-" Ia 1ft_...... ~lcally I I mvalcally. The eouf'd 11 tulllt , more . . . _ _ end _ , atoP. Ttlla Ia Wllal ,_ from rap anyway . . , want to ••Pind ,.ao ................. Dl*ee ForttiM of T.,... AltlhM! (Attic ~~ Hlta (Fottune Aecotde) -~lftfNa_can, ' " " - tor ..... a.-.... , ..... - ... the ,..,_ 'two: """' ... t...., .,. 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Mualc will be preaentlng the esteemed camerata Bern Ensemble with ha~achord and celto sololat Thomas Oemenoa. Baaed In Swftzerland 's capital , thll Chamber String Orchestra concertlzea without a conductor, and Ia ted lnatud b)' concertmaater Thomaa Furl. More than twenty )'MB ago, the famoua wlofln ~uo Max Rolllal joined tho focuHy ol tho Mualc Academy In together with a harplschordiS1 and formed Camerata Bern. OYer the put two decades there have been numerous changes In personnel , but the orchestra has retained remarttable homogeneity ol The ensemble enjoys a International reputation . record exclusively for the Produktton subskflary of GrammophOn. Their have taken them to o.nn.ny, tho Netbedonda, BtHaln, Spoln ond llolglum. Tlc:Uto .,. S2 IOJ llludonto, Bern , s.ttz«tond. fn 1 -. 13 olrtog UB communHy MCI ca..,. """., fo< Anyone with an Interest, or even a attractive series, The Fury of underrated Luke Cag. vlgnettM) solid curiosity , In the more creative Flreatorm. can be Jlngt.handedly credtted uses of the comic page should Illustrator Marshall Rogers with brea'klng one of comlcdom'a attend tha Fan-Con '83 this Sunday (tentatively scheduled to appear moat unspoken taboos; there, he t--=-.:-~"":':'-:o:--~:'--.---:-------=~---~ afternoon at the Marriott Inn, 1340 Sunday) Is 1 magnificent presented a daringly Black OatthwaJte, who wu once manled to MUieraport Highway. The first atructurellat of mood and tlmtn, perapecttve which wu candkl, make up • group that la not really a AoOtrt ~ . Ia Doth an arttat Com i c , Fantasy and Science whooe oyo-popplng work hoa - · MCI Mep In humanity. Hlo group. Whon !hoy _..s ot tho wrttor of MCI Fiction convention to be presented graced OC'a moat ap~ verakm of current work. ranging from the flrat Trait a while back , their haatong been• prominent figure on by Buffak>'s own Fantasy World The Batman , Marvel's moet Klllr~en graphic novel, and var*S performance conalated of each the folk circuit and wu once bOok store on Hertel Avenue, Fan · wfth feUow folk .. Utah Con '83 could represent a long· awaited alternative t o the of Eclipse 's moat sophisticated comic collectlona like Oregon flame or looked lntlf'l1ty at their OJm tWo My experlenca of tl'le trio's Ftylng corporate-ridden , sports slanted presentaUona with his stunning and The Variable Syndrome (to aay fN1. Terry Garthwaite acat alnQa Fish album llw at tiN OrNI (lea ci rcuses long puMd off as renditions of O.tectiHa Inc, I Am nothing of an upcoming mini-Mrlft and playa guttar with fine.... AmerlcM lrlualc Hall and their major com ic conventtoAa In this Coyote, Doctor Orient and Scorpio tor DC), aU reftect the work of an Bobble louiN Hawkins recites conC«t wu to feel somewhat town . Rou. Incitive muter yet at the earty pithy ator'-a, uaualty wtth fM"IInlat entertained and l natructed . Fan-Con '83 certainly presents If we are to apeak of comics with 1tagea of hit conceptuaUty. ov«tona. Rosalie Sorrels alngl Garthwaite, Hawkins and Sorreti the . moat refreshing list ·"' guest high style, - p conoclonce MCI Fon.con '13 wtll run from 10 o.m. folk oonga In tho trodHionol woln, utlllzo frooty tho propooltlon !hot ort artists to grace an area comic penetrating vlston, than one of tta to 5' p.m. thll SUnday. Admluk>n Ia ratylng heavily on the ''alno-&)ono." thoukl teach aa wen e1 ptO'tk:la convention since the original finest creator~ It author Don $3.50 tor the general audtence, They find their audience among~ pteuure. This poaiUon n"tNN\1 that Marvel-ous convenUOn of a decade . McGregor. With l<lllr•~en , he $2.50Wtth a atudent 1.0. Rumor hu hard bohemian• and paopte who they will moat IIU., ,.,.... attain ago. The moat well-known, perhap-. lmprovlted on the chilling It that Splderman and Darth Vader uaed to conafdar themaalvat maaa popularity . HoWfl'er, the or theae stars Ia also the newnt on apocutotlon ot H.G.Wollo' Wot ol may moq _...,.,.., oo II tho coli- llludonto. unoll minority that wllllhul up MCI the acene. llluatrator Pat Broderick tho Wotldo wtth o ootlr~l' gonlua _ guoolo MCI tho ~ - . · Each woman hu olgnlllcanl lloton to unodomod muolc MCI Ia a fine ahaper of acene and depth, p.nd r~h command of the language room doean't appeal to your prwtoua aaeoclaUona. 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Advance tickets are still on sale (110 for students, $13 for real people) at Central Ticket Outlet, all Festival Ticket locations, UB and Buff State. See next week's Prodigal Sun for a preview. --------------~~ ..._...., __.. ,............ ..___ ........ .... ............... .........., ... _ . , ........... .. _...,, _,,..,,.. __ . ,...... _......._ ........ ___ ,.....__or_,._ .......... .., ,.. lift ............... _,_. _, ~~~---- .. ..... ,.. __ ......_ ....... -·--... "------·- �sB ~- ~ Hrt. KN~. "&'r!IWI'tl --·- ......... ~Ttllllt: Gandhi.." u&ont.hlnau "IJH Kin1aley I• nothln&llhort o f ·c~~o~= t.hia yrar. do '"\ lfyuv~nooth.,.-l'il m " One ofth~ rreat epk ntma or all lime . Thur, Frt, Sat, Sun 4:15 PMo8:00 PM Sept. 28,30 Oct. 1,2 1.25 atudenta w/ID 1at ahow 1.75 atudanta 2.25 general Amherat Campua Woldman Theater Norton Hall Admission - - -- Place Time Date oHtw DOAP.D UU8u ~ FREE BOOTIES CHICKEN WING DISCOUNT COUPONS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED suo AT THE 8:00PM SHOW OF GANDHI on Saturday Evening. .,...._.._.,._.,.-.. IIYiflllt 'Aftlt(, IIJIMflllfl' inWII~." .......... ftt.w.AfUmol,.re bNuty, nce!Wnct. and u..,...... ......,.. .. 'Gaftdhl' '-with· out qundon oew ol ................. f'UIII' INTf'!fni.MipllbLf.nf 1houtd mU.. it.~ lrt"'t,_tMmuvil' t"&l"f''ahuut whut )'~=:'~~ In ICf'ff'fl hlac.or)'. whatl8 poiiJbly 'lh• moM ,..tun llhin« hKlcn phiC'&I prrformance ""1'tMre are v•r)' few IIKJ"'IH t.h.tab.olutel)' m~Yt be Men. Sir Rkhard Au.nllorouch'• "Gandhi' I• orw of them. lWn.Klna•k)o Jl VM ~-~t..~:!.!!fl·" "!"!-.!~~;iil~~~i.E~. . ~~ The &.t Picture of the Year The Man of the Century. The Motion Picture of a Lifetime. $1.75 students w/1 D $2.25 general admission Show begins at 11:30 P.M. w/Frankle, AnneHe, Bull' Beach Party (198~) and Beach Blanket Bingo (19~) w/Frankle Avalon, AnneHe Funlcello . . w/Frankle & Annette . BEACH PARTY NIGHT . . , Hallwalls I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, the University at Buffalo's Student Newspaper Description An account of the resource <div> <p>Students at the University at Buffalo launched a new newspaper in December 1950. The <em>Spectrum</em> succeeded the <em>Bee</em> (1921-1950) and <em>Argus</em> (1947-1950). This collection provides access to the first twelve years of the Spectrum. 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Ufi :bJlU! .!hr!h i:i:l~~dlti ~ ~ liUHHifUt1 JiiJ~;~!fl!fl•lllntnJ~I~~!lif~ul!t 11 fl f' fir f ~~~"le ~fw (Jq 1 ~ ] . i .. J~~ ..~~ !i ill:! i lltJJf~fo i; 11~~~ ltf l 'i·l: lfr•: • 0 liJrl . I tf Jl'-fi irt rl ' fi tf( It tJ!!ln :f ··il~ =~~ Htl f~~~ Jh f,! :.h na; ~ I (r .t ! "':. !&. 1 ; Uf1tlil!!f~~·m; {fl/!fitJii;!!ltl! 1 liH!iif•~!11Hli!ti ' f ~:·a 1, iit' h l' r tl!nl!nd IH! iftt rttlJii! ! 1 ![~tntu r ll:f!l!ii! a. 'f. 1 ti Il ~ ~;Jla r ~~~~ 1'-r ~~~~ slr1 -lrl '-rl 1 1 i~jtl it ; ~ ~ 1 2 1 1 'i~i -~! 1i,rt ·'lt ·rf! l11!ftfi UP ~~djth't j! ·:t~ ti~ Ji ~ �inshor Tlllrd Riag "officlaDy" unsafe The thin! riDe of homes orouod the City of 1 ( _ . Falls' dioxincontamiDated Love C.W may DOt be habitable after .U. Aller over a you of widespread c:ritic:ilm of last you's federal EDYirOIIIDaltal Ptotectioo Aaa>cY noport dedariDa the borneo safe to live in, the EPA Tlladay admitted that the S6 !llillioo otudy is so scialtifiColly l1ned that it m.,. be repeat<d. A new audy will tate up to four you& to 00111plete, leavina remainina raideDts up in the oir about the safety of their homes. The city'sllltempt to raettJe the thin! riDe ODd the IUtrOUIIdina oeiahborhoocl, Iince many of its homes have t-1 . - ODd bousina values have plunced, will probably be c:aacelled for the near future. · AltbouP wort eoatinues on cappiDa the 30 you okl Hooker a-icaJ dump site, the oeeplni of various toxic c:bemicals into the tun'OUDCiiDa. """' via the WJder&rouud water table is coDJidered a loaa-{erm problem. The CJricjtW 1912 EPA report declared the third riDe homes safe to . lift in, bot thecoodusions were clouded from the start byr<vetatioos that the EPA's investipton, before the report was fmally released, had recommc:oded that the area be declared uosafe. Allqatioos followed that I!PA biaher-ups forced the initial recommendation to be cbanaed~JU in Niapra Falls varied . Mayor Mic:had O' Lau&hlin. who beads the Love Canal Area Revitalization Ap:ncy, expressed disappointment at the annouoccment. O'LaUJhlin tooa supported thei!PA's 1912 declaration of habitability, ODd coDJistently pushed for redevelopment in order to protect the property investments or the 126 remaiJlini raidents, ODd or the 432 abandoned homes now owned by the A&eocY. Other members of the Ap:ncy however, applauded the aDDOuuament sayina that it supporU what they have said .U alona • that the ~ otudy was flawed, ODd that the neilbborhood is a health hazard. Lois Gibbs, a nationally famous former resident who now beads the Citiu:ns Cleorina House for Hazardous Waste based in Washinlton, also supported the liDJIOUDCellleDt. "The Love Canal Homeowners Auociation said that oontainment (of the dumped chemicals) wouldn't wort, so this comc:s as no surprise, " she said, aa:ordina to the Bliffalo N<ws." ·-·-- .. AlanScot FW..&m , Nlw Gaoy.S t - RogGII-0.-.td .....I/Ait-...... C'*Yt L Glw._;rc 4 Ed Oolc:Grawl...... ~ Devkl~.... . . . "-~ ~~onyw--.•­ StewPklt~ --_. ___ ..... ---U..-.nlorfUI,.._ AltdaG~ OI. Fouot/_ _ _ WIT 4 WISDOM CLIPBOARD QUI:STIONS I) When was the safety pin invented?, 2) Nome the presidentw candidAte who visited Buffalo this week . 3) or the I' billionaires in the United States, how many are women? 4) What is the capital of Switurland? ')For bow many yean has the United States hdd the Amc:ricao Cup befon: Monday's loss? 6) What is battoiOI)'? 7) Nome the l!uropean high security prison from which 38 IRA terrorists escaped on Sunday. 8) Which aate bas the hilhest nurob<r of oolleae students? 9) What is the atomic number of chlorine? 10) Which nation is laraer, Japan or Chile? FRIDAY: Men's Tennis: St. Bonaventure at Arena Courts (3:00 p.m.) Ftcld Hockey: William Smith Collqe at Arena Complex (4:00p.m.) Golf: at St. Bonaventure · SteveGnfftthiA*: ANSWERS ·tml•f tntql JOint '! •1110 (OJ "L( '! OU!JOflp )o JOqwnD OJWOTt O'lJ. (6 " L~L '~&j'( Ql!o" SIU>pOIS Olo[Jo:> !SOW OQI Rq V!WOJ!(IIJ (I ·puapJ] tl.IOQUON UJ UOS!'d 0ZWW WOJJ podr.>SO SJOUOS!Jd II( OqJ, (L ·luJtwo pua 8UJl{VOCIS UJ UOJI!IO<b.l SSOJJ>OOU JO ~pnl$ OQI SJ Alo(OPwB. (9 · ·sao.( l£! JO .UOISJll OJflliO ft! JOj d!Q r.>jJOWV OQI ppq nq SOt~ 1'01!110 Oljl 'SIO( l,aoA SJQl>.IOJ"'I (~ "PUWJJOZI!o"S JO Jllljd"" oq1 '! UJ"'I (p · ~18lS J)al!UO ~~~l U! JalJWO!Q!Q tgWOM OMl .<(UO :11'1 a.Dq.L {[ - ~ ..... SJQI O(WJJD8 "! n .. UUOJO uqOf (t "IUnH WV!DJA\. ~q 61'9! UJ p>IUO•U! AM ll!d ~lOJft O'lJ. (! SATIJRDAY: Footboll: 11 Buffalo Stale Co!leae (1:00 p.m.) Volleyball: at Brockpon State Tournament Men's Soot:er: at Canisius Collqe (12:00 p.m.) Men's A Women's Cross Country: at Fredonia State lnvitational SUNDAY: Bueball: II Ithaca Collqe NHL l!abibitldn Hockey: Montreal Canadiens vs. Buffalo Sabres at MemorW Auditorium (7:ln p.m.) ..·-~~ Mlcflalt F. ~c..a.e.. -Hronalcy~ Steve M. HlggedA*. ........ Cindy .._,,nl-~ HNther Atkinson~. . . liNd. Coor. TM Spectrum Ia ....,...m:ed tor natton&J edwwtlling by Communk:atlc:IM Md A.ctrwoertialng ~to Students. Inc. CHculallon h'lf'aoe: 20.000 MONDAY, OCT. 3: JV Footb.U: Niapra University 11 Rotary Fidd (3:00 p.m .) Golf: at Buffalo State Tournament NFL Footb.U: New Yort Jets vs. Buffalo Bills 11 Rich Stadium (9:00 p.m .) The s.p.ci;um offlcn . . tocatlld in 14 Baldy Hall, State IJnfwiwalty ol New YOfk at Butfato, BuHato, New YoR ANNOUNCEMENTS: Resistration Forms for candidates of Homcoomina Queen '83 are available at the Blalte Student Center, Far10 Recreation Center, Capen Information !lest and Harriman Information Desk. The deadline for completed applications is ' '00 p.m . today in ~3 Harriman Hall. Any student orpnizatioo may sponsor a fentale und.,..raduate as a Queen candidate. Call 831-3932 for fur1her in formation . Copyrlght 1803 a..tfoto. N.Y. Tho Spectrum Stuellnt Pwtodk:al, II"C.. Ecltoolaipollcy by l h< Edttor-in-O»ef. Alpublk:allona ol an y matt• heretn without the express conMnt of tM Edttcw~iel Ia atrlctty foft*lden. TM-Io-_,byHMS ow.ct Ylil Serrice Inc:,. 2218 Military Ad. Tonaw..S.. N.Y. 1•1!10. ASsDai:y Pl:'nnoNs .... .............. IIIT.a.ert .._.._ .. Oc.toller lnl. 14lell. T - ( 7 t _ 2 _ Ia-- �to stop administration use of .SAC Council plans rally~ ... Graduate Student Association (GSA) Trasurer Jerry Kaplan said that, "We are bavina trouble scttina up the criteria needed to allocate moms and we must establish a sc:t policy before orpnizatiocu btain applyina for space. " The problem eros< when the Student Alumni Association (SAA) <an1< to the Council mec:tina Monday and r<qu<sted ofllcc space on the Main Strftt Campus and aner mudt htQlina. wu aranted room U in Harriman Hall on a temporary basis. byCHERYLL.GREENBERG Ctrmpu.s Editor THE HOUSE COUNCIL, prosently farina the problem of alJocatin& their own space. now has che problem of a possible administration takeover of desi&natcd student activity space . 1D order to counteract this possibility, the Council plaru to draw up a resolution callina for tbe prevention of the takeover of student space by the adminislntion. The Student Activities Center (SAC), which is slated for completion in Ma.reh of 1984, will not be active until May of that year . This leaves the Council .,jth a diffiCUlt decision on who should &c:t space available now . Althouab Kaplan in nor sure if the administration plans to takeover any student space, he said that "they are makina a bia mistake if they think they' llaet away with it." .., . administntion is under rats. security ir they think we will not mobilize apins:l: them movina in on student activity space, " Kaplan asserted . II has been reported lhat administralors were seen "pen and paper in hand .. jottina down room numbers on tbe second floor of Talbert . Kaplan believes that they want this area for administration ofrtCCS and it may be the flfst to ao. Student Association (SA) Vic< President David Dale said tbat, "there is space on Lh< 5th noor of Capen that is usually vacant and they should fine look into this space. AT THE NEXT House Council medina, Kaplan plans to brina up a resolution so that "No student space could be taken a-y by the administntion." However, it is- known how effective this resolution will be and even Kaplan e.pros.scd some doubl . ''I don~ kDow if it will wM<, but we rallied at Squire and we can "THE REASON why SAA wu aranted only temporvy space was because they were the only aroup tbat followed throuah on applyina for space, but it was not fair for the other aroups," Kaplan said. " When the tim< comes for space usianment, this room will be in consideration u wdl. Kaplan bellows tbat "the space may even1ually bt t uilabtc for equally or more qualified applicants . THE COUNCIL aareed that the Rrst step in formina a criteria is to notifY all exlstlna applicants of space avalllbiUty throuah student publications and to solldt input from the Univenhyrommunity. As far a orpnizadonal critma is concerned, the Council will review past ac:tivitles and tltooo I<OUPI that are more ac:ti..,, more visible and most orpni...S will be an-ted·~· " Membc:tship size will also be considorod," Division of Student Affain (DSAJ repra<ntatlve Alben Ermanovics Satct. To any new orpnlutions hoplna to ocqulrt oflltt space, tht chart«S are not aooct. "lltcausc it will be touah to aet space, it will become...,., moreccmpttlti..,, tbcnforetbey are aoina to have to work without s~ a 1 while-to prove themsei-." kaplan said. ~-,...., 500 new parking spaces to open on Main Street .. ..... ....... __ ._. ..... __ ........................ ............................ ....... ...,_ .... _...... . .... ___ .,__., ,_ ....... ......... . ..... - ........... --.Willa. ................... ........ I I o .....-............. _ ......... ol ...... wlloflllllloiM-.....-r," . . . . ~-lin& ...... , . ol I .......... a..- ......... IIIIo_.,...._._.,, ~ , . ... ltlidll ...... ~. ........ 10 ..... , _ . . . . . . . ..,.. _ . . . . , .. , .... 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Allllonl--- .... .... If --- .... .......... .,..,... . . . . . 10 ...... .... ~IN *~-• will- k ·------" - ... - ...... Allllonl." ..... �editorial - Selective Service for the all too real possibility of fi&htins for the United States in war; it is politically and morally offensive to deny those same individuals the riJht to choose for themselves whether or not they will drink alcohol. It is only becauie we, the youth of this State, are unorsanized and politically weak that lqislators dared to raise the drinking qe to 19 last year . We cannot asain sit idly by and watch our rishts be further eroded. We must resister to vote, and as voters demand (tlu'ou&h letters and phone calls) that our State representatives oppose any such lqislation . No to 21 Once again, the Idea of raising the drinking age In New York Is being brought up. It is politically attractive; and especially after reports that traffic deaths of 18 year olds have diminished since the legal age was raised to 19, who would dare oppose an honest measure to further reduce fatalities of our State's youth? We would. First of all, the statistics which claim "that deaihs due ·to drunk driving (of 18 year olds) have sone down since last December are less representative of a chanse in the lesal Qe, than evidence that the Federally backed crackdown on drunk driving for all aacs is a success. But most importantly, in a nation where 18 year olds marry, vote in elections, hold public office, and (for males) are forced by law to resister with the Stick together Whatever · the future holds for the Student Association (SA) and Its president Bob Hayden, students and student government will have to keep faith in their leaders and the organization. After last year's botched elections, In· fighting and the present problem, It might be open season on SA. But that Is the wrong attitude. Despite its many faults, SA is a viable, useful and needed organization for undergraduates (and Indirectly all students). The problems and crislses of the past year should not be viewed negatively-they actually show more the strength of the organization. An election was mishandled, a runoff called and the organization ran for a week without a leader-and It still functioned. If the president has to resign now, SA will not collapse unless the students allow It to. The most Important thing now Is a nonpartisan support by students for students and for SA. By everyone. feedback SUNY: A good cboice Marines oat Editor. Editor. . AI a new ac.demlc year begins, aome magazines and newspapers are routinely engaging In an _ ..... of \M notion'o col'-" and un-.Hieo, letting uo knoW wlllc:h oro the folreot In tho · . - olgned .. Bt-l -&lion" ond tltlad The Sp«:tnJm ot Sept. 2111, 1883 ~ ·~the loluiNe". Fnt olall, the ojllnlon ~"'the c1oea not _ , the'-"""' of the IMjort1y of !.-'- ot.-to land. The State Unlvret~lty of New York o-t• t,_ If• .,._.. of lt'eft pMcae In &tUB. """ ....... publication fll/blic-INonlyftOW beginning "' up .. truly The ___ ... _ _ flnot...--llutiDM. ~ ..- &A.--"" --·the a -at ......,_ pri'fet1 · - i o n t o - . -. - . . , , lnetllutlona. the_ol _ _ ... . . _ .. T.h1r1 ar1 olltlr aq~~ally ..,_,.. policy of .._ _.,...,.__...,the__ ~- at SUNY - out.ofopocllet - v... poillt Mr. Rolle, ( \ IMit... -- / The--- "'-_.,· _ _Y _ a n - - - - - Y"""Io, public lllglw ond _..., hlgM< - i o n - arrar of offarfngo, OMrtY of I I - w.-.-~­ - - " " a long, loDg ·-·go. t~ the public ... -tMIn t h e - · ond partlc:ululy In Yen, the .._., of lllghor ---di-. --In -!lie·_ __ __ -Yclf1<, untKIUNY 1 1 1 4 8 , - - - by the pr-. aloDg- fact, SUNY lal' w a o - by tM mytfl IMI Ita nool wao to the ----f-to ol _ the -_ TheiiiiJIIIICIDg _ ,_.... ... dl--a.........,._u, --.o -y . -.._. . , - b y the .... - olgned ...., - the-ofan~ln- .. Celltamlo, ~Ctor. ln 7'/te~-­ printlng - ranldnga. - · I am disturbed by the o._tion In at n.-.oldlal~al­ .,.1**1110 SUNY. Wllr ... lltW'I ol - . bul OOalla . , . _ , f'OI the -. n . . o _the _ _ _ l llnaftclal aid -loally ......,.In·- __ Yofll onc1--.the--aloDg -a~ facultr; -8UNY offara t h e - ola oyotom-a 14-campuo ..--.-tltlr t l l a n - of a llngla- ......,_. -~•-"""* a -50 -o l _... , _ ,_ or Cltr In - Yofll ~~~ • -IUNY olfwaa-~· - -............. liiM - ln •. g _-_ v..,.....,._.,, _ _ the -L -----the Ill~ _ , t - - bul the ONII INtjorlty ol 8UNY'o And lal' good - .._-a tolla-111-•11- 11M a h o ao ra - Wrllary Iouth part f- -the- ond Gaza. n.-of-ln..-tanot - . otrh- ~ factlono anltoUglt the - . . . . h8a triad to . . - t II oo dlflerwnt ..ugtoua ---to""ln.._ prlortoltnllnaalatlof-~.... -.._, .... on l . .._ _. _ -.g - -The_,. l!noa 1W7I, tltrouglt ..,.,.. by - ,_.alnttitartnca Into . . _ potltlca through_ aupportlno _ . . . . ...... _ _ of ........ - - -.1101- ""-· -In.._·--at· - lila- -rmy- 1-ldlllato-Ricltenl lal' to \W3II, He...-- - - . - · ........... to the -I ._tnc.lly ~ out 1111 ANC and not ' the -01 . lllatruolllall-Olltlfallzld tM Intire - but- w. do.--.-ceau --n..-ionlanotll, I cannot orgw - - Mr. ~·a-- but-.,. -_ _ . . ._...._.....,.. . . , - , _ T... _ .... _ _ _ _ _ the _....., ·~It wao balora n....----- l a - . . - t h e ....... ' - -· Aa 1 ......-·out, tiler are 11pandlnt and now are . :,:no:,:a•.:m.::; "" Yorkaro-to provide Aa ~ 111 an __ , ._ , ._ .._ . . ._ . .,._. _ . .,...,,.. _....... - . . .ol. ... . . . . . . . , - ao the to CuMn . . . _ , of N-.g~~&'a - - - o l t h e - l nb E yI - :,:v_-:.,:::-.....:.,•,_a: ltlr policy, ~ - - ~ - at- lootiiWI'_paopla,_ OIIO____ ..,_,.,__ _, 1do 1101 ..... ---_ . ............................ ____ __ _ --~-•.~11 ---the~· _ _, .............. o ..... ......,l.,_ ..........,,- - - ...,.._ .. IEuroiM ..........,....., ..... ... do_ .., wlllt tile lowlet'a auparoonlc __ ......,.._""_ old ........ Mrat~tlto .._.._, r ICIIIh ... - -_ _ ~ ... . _ ol ,,_ ....,.-..odatiM ___ ,......,.0 Wtlllla. _ ~--good-the .................. ... .................. ......, ........... .. ___,.....,., .... ., .. ---do--... --.lo - lltlloDI---"" Innate talent, aoada•to preparation, aoolonon-lo -~~-a lllolllllllallllotllna--!'1101 • . . , . . _ ...... _ l i l a 't o - . . . . ........ .... a ....................... - - • pclaiiM altlluda 10 the lllal II 1ft ........., _.. - · ' 1 . . Raea'a ........ -.,- - .- ....,__.......... ,.. "'"'""-u.s. ...... • • IUIIY'I • hlghtr rankH, --------· ..-----........ .... ____ _ --· .......__ ......._ .............. - ·--·--.............. .......... -111..-.Wallaplt- On Ill - al ol _,..,.the . . . .......,.., a ....ooratlc natlonallatlo _ _ _ _ ............ ,... ---lal'a_...... eA&--.-nolluala-, ,..'--- ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . &.-..... . _,. u.a. -alder. Till "lulld down " ......._ .. - t h e U.S. will ..., ----_................... -----~ ........ a .._...., _ _ ........,_..__........ .._..~_....ol. .... ..... ................. orilt ............... a ................. .,....., _ _____................ _.. ...,._ r ,,......,. ...... , . , . , . - ' L ____ ....__..._..... -- -- I �op-ed A Statement From Bob Hayden ALTHOUGH THIS informat io n is t ra dit io nally con fident ial. it has become necessary for me to address my personal academic sta nding at t his universi ty . It is true t hat I have been experiencing some academic difficulty . bu t th is ts in t he proc-ess of From the Left being rtctified. I a m not dismisse'd fro m tht un iversity. and I am cu rrentl y enrolled in a number of courses far exce-edint the Sl udent Associa rton ·s Constitutio nal In an effort to mal nratn stability and credibilhy wit hin tht SA organiut lon. I am askina for the t:u nt inued supporl of 1 ~ undergraduate student body an d of the entire univtrsily l"'ntmunUy. requirements. by Charles A. Haynie I All GOIIIO to writo a - l y column In Tile Spoctrt1m, looking at the world around me lmm my radical point of . -. Of 1 don't many _ . . 111a1t1 thlo of mine. but 1 hopo you find ..adlng thla column an)Oyable and anllghtanlng. I & . . - - t l l l n t - w t t l from KartMwx about Cepit- from llelaninG and my f a - - wu _ . . , . - thllayot-.trytne to 001 on and lilY - . loty motalllltc radlcatlam II qulle , . , _ , from thot of friando 1 ..,_ oome to know atrUQVIId all their -lng 1..... WIIOM - · - - Inc-... mfna dlcl, tho corporations.. I dkJn 't get thll paropectlw trom ..-rng Kart lion 0< Lenin, or anybody otaa; I got thll by - " ' I my fathof, who worked on Wa ll Street aa a aacurlt l ea analyot--.otng axt.-y _,hy _ . . how belt to ln.,..t thetr money. FCM' him. tt hal been a rewarding Uta. lnalcle I n - for - ' gain. 01._. In my poaltion - r l c l l , · - · - a - t l n t h o -. r.ty- II Napected. and I am -'ell." 1-to-llhowaa, lnf-.t , - ' " < 1 - my mothof lhou!lllt him 1M fool: "why _ , ho .._ 1111 _ , open. - . . about aomo atocll thot'a going to go up and, ....._ ollaltne 1)11 - . ~"" getting rtc:ll of " · Why don, wer 1 no rMI to thll plea trom her who wu ~to ceny tile laundry 111> a n d - • flighll of 1ta1t1 ~Y to our-' In an 0 1 - vwy -lilly - . n l t y. - - ho fllfl_t ... , __Wily In 1M world 11aw1 lntogrtty In a of """"'''ion' loty f - - lrom tho " oltl ·-ion· of American - - - a man'a - • u gooclaa gold, alrednion thalia now lorlg - - W a l l Streol, lrom b i g -· and from tho Wllno . - . u tho - - of Daniel E~ _ , tho ortotna ol the Ww In VIetnam ohow Ul In detail. Wily ha.. lntaglfty In a world gone mid wnh 1 - " llut IIIII II Ilia legacy. one that haa aUowecl him a plunge &nto the alnewe of American pow«; and ma, a gllm-. Thlo II not a caao ol I - D I D to thll inllgllt gained by watelllng him at -·0 want to ha.. to~ wtth a lot of _..,.ll>llla ln tho future. T..., ho ga1nac1 oome inllgftt Into tho u.u of _ . wno .,. rOioly - - In jobe. He dlcl IMI bMIIy, leh..,.., -ted . ..,.,., t,.IICI me tile way you might I-t YGur old.., altar 11 h a a - oown. o.... 011~- 00 bacll to tho lu"nllyard and IO< IIIII old _ , t h a t - - o t t Ia< lunk yoan _ , Will they- -lYecou- I thought at the out ... I ought to explain how I came to haft auch an unuauat point of vtew, coming. ul do. from • rather onllnary middle claaa fam ily trom Long latand. YM, I did ha.. aome _., oxtr-.!lnary ox.,..- In tho IIIlO's. · and I may dlacuaathern from time to time, but • - merely confirmed an attnudo 1 al..ady had: that Ia, thol lila In America II - . beca- ow - y Ia otructur.d around enormoua po... concentrated In a handful of gtant youth .-lion ~nil the lather, I haatan to add, aomo paychologlcal dlapl....,_t of chlldilll . . _. There .... no doubt, OUCh_.. whoM radlcallam Ia l-IIlY. who V'llrY aoon retum to the tokS and make 1 pUe tor them......_ -chinO- ll.u~CAL-- from._ for my father, and cloMiy ho dlcl for allolng. He ••~ to _ .... .._....ollllefuhn.........,ololland ... liT corporation otocka, and ~~- .... .........,... llnoWiodOIIO.moU mtlllona. A lww - - - h o In tho holpltal tl'lougllt ............ ella, ho · hllnM-onWal_and_to_ " my 1e-. 1 - - onco - m y llnoWiodge of Notes by James Ryan ______ .,..._ tile..... _.. _____ ITWAIONiol-olgllta. Fortllapul ... _.....,., _ _ . . . ............. My ·--tlllltnotome,l _ _ _ , _ . , _ . . ..... """ .... out UCAM --~know'lllll'llllc _.. ._10 _11 _ _ _ _ _ -11 _TNa -.......... -._ ._ ,_ .,.,...,. .., .....,. by deciding 11\11 " In 1111 world -lying- -tno time,·-·-, ha.. any POll of n. Altho ...,.tlmellound In tho world ol matt,.llltlca and a completely cll,_t - l d. 0< ao ltl'lougllt, by truth a n d - and not tnatnut- Mlf--. Uttle elicit know thot to,..... ait.tngOM-IOUII-1.0 - 0 f - and ""tho -.ne - -tol~t , lllekolaallllllo<a-t jab, or ~ lhoir C l l l - lUtter DeciUM they . . . poo<. lotyfothar'a m-claaajob......,_mo 1 colleoo education In tile tfll0'1 whon only 1 amall of my high friando _,, to colleoo- I pm~reoo. and • - - "· 'don,,... haYing,.,., pmltooo. but II lltcl!l In my tlwoatto - t h a t ao 1ww .,_the-unity I cllcl.l Hill m y - - _ . , . . , . ....-ooo ..... - lhoulclllawl them. When my taehef waa conwatnclng In the hOeiMtal hie boaiCOIM In to -111m and fi!W htm; he woo old, beyond tho , . . _ , - . and moat Htully thll company _,.1 -•no u-. ___ ____...._ _.___ ____ .,......_, .................-_...,......... --_ .. _...10 ___ on._...., ,__ ..,..,... ....,..__....._.,_ ... -h. (uataamyfll'*-~but..-taclentlell-to cano _,-~to me'" ..__ I think 11111 tho Alnaflcan way of llle whlcll _,.,.,tho - o t big - t o - _ . for-tt"-Y can gain ~.........,.- - . n o - out olworldnt lor-""....,.. -tully .....,......., _ _ _ lor_,_,_ lnlandto""""'''YGW--or-yaw -::.tlla1fAIMI.- ~.... ..._.YIAnd waoo aboullrwtn0~7..;.,"';"~ ....... my--~--"' - l o r - - - howOO __ "Andlhlnl'*l'llho ... • "MMUU m - - ,,. .,.. c11c1 you-~ wtth a1 -·llfl1-cllcii'OU00. _ _ __ ,..,. ____ .......,_ ........ ______ _ .......... ---·-----,.. ............ ______ . _, ___ _ _ .___ .... .....,.. - - -lrom Tile,.....,.., Ed,. and tile 16'1 · I tile -ion he ..,.._ to: (Y"' """ ,....,._. . . . . ....-1M IHftii'S."" ....... ""' If ,__..,._...., •.• uo.....,1l _,.,..... _.. ...... ,__filet--. .... ..., . _ Gont All ,..,., trytne to tell 1111 - foUo•••t "'• atound. you - oettlnt. ••· ---··--.....,---_ -- ---- ___ --------·- -- - ---....--·____ - ---- ._ __ _ ---__ -- - -- - - - ----·---------·--··---· __ -.......... llldnga-. ..... ...,.,... _ _ _ _ , ... _ .,_.,. .....,. .. .., .....,.. ...-eo-" . . . lnlo . . . - . 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WALK ~·.-~-.,..., •• _ lIIOW, ..l_ _ _ _ _ _ . ,.......... _...,. lo _ olro _ro f_ ..... _outln _,..,._._...._ .. ............. lor . . - ~.....,_, "'o,U11,1111J-.?_ . . ,...,.. ofHfW, _ .. . . . _ , _......... __ _ Uoflt&~ _, "W&L..,... ... - - ........ ,.,.,.-......, ol .. - . . ............ · To-- ..... ..,-. .. _....,_.., -~-11111111 .... - ..... . . . . . . . . . . . - .._ _ _ _ .......... &aa...--O.ol_ ................ - ..., .................... ........ . . - r ....... IL .... .... - - ~...11111!............ ...... "--"' ~ IIYM. --..nl . . . ... ~ . 1'\1f"_,_, . . . . . . . A ••• • " ...,---~-----· 1 ' ¢ _ .................. . �Trustees.cont~- ~-~ massive tuition increase by calling for the freeze . If the Trustees allowed a slight tuition increase, 008 would jump at the opponunity and would call for an even larger increase, according 10 Tierney. even 10 per c:en~ SASU bad .,.t with SUNY Chancellor Oifton Wharton many times prcviow to the Trustees meetin& and convinced tum to consider flllY tuition increase as a last resort . Wbanon declined comment on the budget ''until it reaches a furtber staae." The proposal is also asking for a decrease in the percentage of the diKOuat for etudeata 1984-85 University Operations sOld over 3 million Chicken Wings II Need Large Quantities of Wings for your Parties ? Check our Prices on 500 - 1000 - 2000 WINGS!!! vAUD ANYTIIIE .,.... ,.o.Ortooln I ROOJ1E'S P.., RNII I Millersport Hwy.•, CampMII ~ 0,. MIM No. o/UB-AC. ANNOUNCING FALL INTRAMURAL ACTMTIE$ 10/3 10/3 10/3 10/3 10/3 damqe fee, a computer fee, an athletic fee and a standardized, SUNY-wide health ins1U1111Ce fee, and if theae ,...., to be imposed some students would face serious fiiiODCial problems, accordi111 10 Tierney. $tGN-..UPS BEGIN ICE HOCKEY RAQUETBALL TOURNEY BASKETBALL (MEN'S AND COED) 3-on-3 BASKETBALL TOURNEY COED VOLLEYiALL lludaet ........ ue aenerated witbin the Slate University itself. If the Board of Trustees s upJ?or ts the rtCO<DJDelldatim, the percentqe of University Operations budaet supported by State revenue would be slilhtly biJI!eT than the IC!ual 1982-83 levels in pen:entqe terms. A deereose of 7. I percent from the State University is bein& called for, u well u an increase of 21.1 pen:ent from State revenue. "While the agrepte increase in recommended fun~na (in State revenue} is greater than any singleyear funding increase the University bas eYer received , most of the request is necessary to cover already neaotiated salary raises and to offset in Ration, .. according to the budget proposal. , At Wednesday's Trustee meeting, the issues of broad based fees was also addressed . Lasr year SUNY tried to implement a common area 10/20 10/1.. 10/20 10121 10/21 (7:00 PM) (7:00 PM) (8:00PM) (7:00 PM) (8:00 PM) PICK UP ROSTERS OUTSIDE Of 152 ALUMNI ARENA STARTING 10/3. RETURN COMPtmO ROSTERS ALONG WITH $15.00 IN CASH TO 152 AI.IJMNI. • RAQUETBAU. TOURNAMENT SIGN-UPS Wl!l BE HANOlEO BY THE RECREATION ,OFFICE. .AJST,COME TQ 152 ALUMNI OR CALL 6~3147 .._ •- .. DOt covered under the State's laraest aid prcpam-the Tuition AllistaDce Prosram (fAP) and students will have to come up with the fee money from their own pocltets. "Call tuition tuition, " Tierney said. "Students would rather have an increase of $100 in tuition than have to pay $100 in fees." ..There may be no tuition increase this year b~t the 008 could call for fee increases," TJemey said. " It is bein& called the Year of the Fee. Maybe we have aonc toward the California system wbere they apply a fee for everyt.b.inJ and we haven't seen it. If we Deed to raise fees. call it tuition . Students are aetting nickel and dimed to dealh." At SUNY at Albany a bus fee has '-'~to provide revenue for their inter-<:a~~~pus bus line. If this bus service is seen as an cssenLiaJ educational service tben no fee should be cha<Jed, aa:onlin& to Albany SA President Rick Shaffer. This fee proposal could set a trend for add·i tional fee requests thro~ut the SUNY system. ··wbt atd to - seen as essential educlliooal services are no lonaer being seen as such and fees are goin& to be imposed," Tierney said. " Any fees reasonably seen ·as essential educational service s should be rai!ed tJJrou,b tuition-not fees . The real question is •What is the TrusteeS' policy on fees going to be in the future•." Tierney credited the SUN Y Central Administration with d oing a "fantutic job" tryina to hold fees back but believes that tbey must decide what an essential educational service is and cover the cost of these fees in the opentina budaet. u It is vitaDy import&Dt that thest issues be oddreaed campus by campus," Wlwton said. " We ra:opiz.e the problems and we rf:<OIIliu the preawa there. Very ofteo fees arc illlpooed because it allows thlll campus to uie the money from the fee OD tblll c:mapu." �UCAM works for world peace By CIIDIYL L. GUZNIIDIG Clllffpvs Editor SWes. Tiley ore '-dquaruml in Washinaton D.C . IN UGHT of the sua:asful P<oce 0.,. Rally bdd on Sepccmber 21, United Campuses for tbe Prevention of Nuclear War (UCAM) has sparked an intcr<st in keepina the nuclear arms race issue As far as political affiliations ore ooncerned, Assislant Biochemistry Professor Goil Willsty said, "Aport from the JnVmtion or nucleor war issue, we have no C'Oft..nectioo to any 00< politicol caodidole-it is strictly for educational purposes.' ' and to distribute any inrormatK>o. Ta>totiwly at l:lO p.m. ~ wiD be an ouombly on the Main Su«t Qmpus (MSC) at Townsmd HaD for a pooluc:k supper. Tile Peace Walt wUI prOCftd alona the bik....y at S:OO and, pendina pamission, a bonfi~ will be lit ac 6:l0 p.m. in the forcfroo1 while lryin& to initiate some reaction in Washinaton D.C. UCAM is trying to work with the cooperation of its s ister orpnizations, Physicians for Social Responsibilities (PSR) and the recently established Peace Network . 1be difrerences between these thru anti-nukes activists an sti&ht, but none-the-less they are imponant. The PSR is mainly concerned about the medical effects of a nuclear anack, and their position on the arms race is strictly based on beoltb hazanb that result from a nucleor attack . Tile ....,ty formed poup, Tile P<oce Network was the work of UB Socioloc Professor Ed Powdl. It is a local poup that bopes to pow into somethina biger. UCAM, on the other band is a nationwide dfon to limit the expansion and deployment of missila throuahout the United UCAM ALSO works closdy with the Westan New York ~ Center. It is the hope of UCAM that they can incorporate all th~ aroups in taraetina towards the same aoaJ;s. UCAM is currently swtina a letter writin& campaian thai will "Hopefully 10 beyood UB student publications and on to Tlor Bliffolo N<<w>." Wilbky bdievcs that "If each penon writes one letter a week to either UB publications or TM N~ws. we cau keep this issue up rront.•• n.. P<oce Network is curm>tly schedulina anotber Peoa Day which hi beina promoted by UCAM. On October 12, !be UB community wiD baYC a t:llaDce to show its support at PEACE DAY /land, if permitted, around • bonf.n on the Amhcnl Campus. A Network Table will be Kt up at noon to answer all questions asted THE HIGHLIGHT of the evmlna will be an address by Ramsey Clark, who is the former Attorn<:y G<neral under President Lyndon Johnson . Clark's planned talk is ent itled "Ovil Disobedience and the Lqal Order .•• Alona the sam< lines. on October 22 a mass demonstration will he hdd at the SCfiti:a Army D<pot in Romulus. New York b the Women's P<oce EncornJIII!'III to &i•"" stop the " " - · or Crulte and Penhlna Mislila to Western New York. On October lC, a nonvioi<Dt civil tlisob<clicDce 001ion wiD take plotx at the locolion. Buses will be leoviaa Buffalo rrom cantoiicion Caller at l2Jl Main su.t and an)'OQC lnt.......S .-Ill show up by 7:l0 p.m. AI an orpnlzatioa, UCAM cannot - . . civil cliJobedienct but , u a local chopler, UCAM in Buffalo will support ci vil dloobedlenco 001.ion. Anyone Interested In panicipatina In UCAM , can attend the""" orpnlution&l ..-Ina on Wednesday , OctoberS at 7::10 p.m. In 106CaryHaDorcall0aJIWIII ky at 131 · 2969. ISpecword ~--46. ACROSS I. Mont(« . al.) 48. 49. Sl. Sl. ' · Conlo 9. Youna demon U. Easy as faDina bf 11. or tbc ileum (pro.) 14. To - , with loYC IS. Good Bonk bonk 19. SeMs 20. A lona time 21. Talk show hoot , to frimdo 23. Object lC. Hiller's hitmen 2J. -Is for apple 26. Mardi date 27. I (fr.) 21. Switch position Siatb...,.. (ab<V .) Asowd "·-2. ). 4. S. '"""l'rioollal ........ term C. Phni0Ddilla!or~- With l9A .t SID Spanish &Old Car Co. Small A.,.. Atllmal ..,.. u . Atnrrican playwrialu 27. Good- bonk :11. Oloicc word 29. Slmllar Jnlix lO. Founb letter ll . Sbado 11ft .14 • .lOA mlnuo one l$ , Playwrla)lt's . . _... 37. Put or United Nadono (Abbr.) 16. 17. 22. lC. .11. 0 . ............ -"' .... ~ DOWN I. Uwlibood of lawyon :!9. See 160 40. Service maaber's homo away 4l. Eadiooa For _ . - lndefllllte article: Area covered with heather " · Seo 27A ~ . Good Bonk boot S9. Dn. OrJI. 61.0irl'snamc 62. Away from the wind 63. Attc:ntion aettlna word 64. - Balli 29. orr 32. Rd . Dlr. H . -.11 ror r....,. usc: l6. Bonk Jo<ket Feature 41 . s follo- 47. Dlr. Sludla "lilac . Ova SlllolmuoicW ....,._ t 6. """ 7. 1 . - t - '*-leal 9. ~ •. <>fflllriol ..... ..m.l allot 190'7 --*......, ..... 10. l1tlrd II . Good loolt looot 4S. Sop& . lO, 1913 47. Diopont liquid 41. Nola 7Up so. About n. '-"kr lhaido n. """"',.... Sl . n.&ls(la. ) ,.,,..,.,_., .14. Cclbl sa. See Ito 60. I (oil.) ATTENTION JUNIORS &: SENIORS ATU/8 IN c::a.a&\110111 or _,..._ GANDHI .lAY ANTill __.. _,_.•. oc:r .rren.a s,.k le ....., ••• ,...._of,....._ pMute ,....,._ It U/8 _. ,._ plf1111 ........... U.S. 3M) Tuesday, October 4th .. _.._._ --... .._.., ___ _ _....IAT.OCT... ot*ll,_ MJ~IIAU c.,......,. U N0011 to 4 ,_ A8lllnt 5 ,_ 1e 1 ,_ ~.u Repraanadvea from over 40 Oraduale Scboob aDd facuby members from each cllvilioll .. UB will be lD aUeadiDCI• �·· ••••• JELSAR Laundry and. Dry Cleaning Coin Laundry - Maytag Toploadlng Washers Drinking. ____ _ ·Dooombcr, "AD of the raeon:h CODCiuc:ted _,. to support rlllsin& the clriDkilla .... .. PalderJr... . ulci.- "Sawe is proraisJna." CUOMO IS ALSO tryina to a<t otbcr Nortbeutcm 11a1a aaosa the c:ountry to raise the driDkiq • · "There is an -llimate boundary or mila betWCCD Paulsylnnia, - . the driDkina ... is alrady 21, ODd New York," l.Orcnutti uicl. ''This ........._ undcrqc Pconsylvaala driven to cross the border to driDk in New York." Baed 011 raeon:h dooc by The :zeo Divi&ion of Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, Bureau of Alcohol and Hiahway Safety, Pennsylvania driven..are iDvolved in one out of every 10 olcobol related crasbcs in ten lllc!> Yorlr border counties. "SuCh a bill, should it be puscd, could affect approximately 8S pcrcmt of the student population and almost aU of the students fivina the dorms," Lorenzeni said . .. It Your Government hets publisht'< l th o u~nd s uf bcMtks to :q •J"\'t' Aml'lit·a. And now t he Govern ment Pri n tin~ lVofk. Sfurf t uqn u,~~~~ m ·.-:.-:. Mu JI. I dart•S<i.\' tht·r-.:'..: t•,·c·n infom tat i•m em om• uf 01\' favurill' :-:ulljt"t·t:-:-ru-inlinJ.!. Find uut wha t t ht.• J .( ;m·•l 'rlllllt•nt ha:-: puhli:-:h••c l fur \'uu-~·n cl fur \ ' ClUJ' r~ l·atah•K· Wrih: - New Catalog orr..,. Box ~7000 Board, Lorenzetti is cont:miCd with cratina facilities which an n011-alcobolic: in nature. He cited FIUJO recreation aRII as one· of the succ:cues, aad is currently devetopiaa more prGiriDIS in the CVODt that the bill docs 10 throuab. ENFORCEMENT Of the bill should it become a law would be very difficult," Lorenzetti continued. "It will dri.., driDkina UDdcrp-oUDd. A studODt Judiciary penalty for bcina cauabt with olcobol milbt be to IICCir: c:ounsdina instead of a punitive respoDJC . Hiahteaina awareness is a serious The Spectrum problem." "Alcohol is a carnqe for JIOUDI people," be said. "We sbould be conccmcd with olcobol. It is one of the JUabcst ldllcrs or youna people today. We must look at the rcatity, many people arc dyina." ''There will be tiahter enforcement or proofina at future fests, and in the ban around campus," Director of Student Affairs Derrick Gramm said. " The ID bracelets miaht be comina back, and Sheriff cards milbt be required as another form or 10." According to Associate Director of the Alcohol Awareness Proaram Victor Stoiber&, "Over a half of the states have the drinkiq .,. at 21 now." Stolbetg cited examples or states such as California and Wisconsin wbicb saw an initial drop in olcohol related aa:idalu aller raisin& the drinkina aae to 21, only to sec them incrcuc later. The Largest Dally ~tudent Newspaper In New York. effect 011 driDkina behavior ODd a aood example or this is Pnsbibitlon,' ~ Stoiber& ...ed. He would alter coosidcrably. " college life A! Chairman of the Alcohol Offi t•t• has put tugl•t ht·r a l'ttla ln).!' oft he Govt> rnnwnt 's " Hestst."llt• t":""a lmust a t huuscu ul huu ks in all. Buoks likt• Tlw ,..,·,,m.,•Slwfl/, . ''' ( '. S. / 'n" f"!lt' .~tu7:'1'·" · :11 ul Nu tiomd / 'l ll'kN t:uidt•om/ Review 1 Advert ise in a paper that prides Itself on Readership and Results. LEGJSLAnON HAS a minimal lllrCaaOd that the Alcobol A , _ fW ashingt.<m, D.C. 2001 3 Proaram - --4rlnkbla. bat tries to " promote responsible driDkiJia. ARMY ROTC. • AU. 1011 .. (AN "New Yo~k Lealislatlvc CanmlllioD Director rrom e._ u-.y the Republican and Couervodve eDd ill ~County is boldlna hearlap on new lqislodoD oa DWI ODfarcement," Lorauleui said. "To redolce DWJ is their primary objective, not neceuarily ...... the .... Local bariap will be bold 011 October 12 • 10:00 Lm. • the State OrriCO Builcliaa ia Buffalo to address in ........ druDt drivlaa coac:ems." . SASU is plaaina their primary ldckoff opinst the biD at the sinh aanual Ray OrUJ Orpnlzing Coafereacc at SUNY o-.ata ft0111 October 14-16. Pcndcrarass is intcnclina to provide a pamphlet entitled. "Edu cation not Penalizat ion .'' which would inOUCDCe more education about olcobol, it'• abuses and the danam of drivina UDder the innucncc or alcohol, u an altcmat.ive to raising the .... Accordina to Pcndcrarou, SASU is aettina a lot or suppon from hotd, restaUfU)t and tavern owners who abo stand to lose bwiness if tbc billaocstbrouab . " This is a civil liberties issue, dumped on issues such as the Solomon Amendmen t,'· Penderara.ss said . • .. Somewhere there bas to be an end. If st uden ts are required to rqister for the draft, then dccisloru of whether or not to drink should also be left up to them ." Pcnderarasa also Jtresscd !bat it is important students are not encouraaed to want to drink bccaiiiC or resistaDcc to the bill. "We don't wut anyooe to think that aU studeDIJ taR about is clriDkiq ODd J*1Yina." The social problmoa wltb the biD wee astutely addr-..od by bodl Lorcaletti and StuJbcra wbo said, "You don 't 1eP1o1e -.llty, it just docsn '1 -Jr." �Media Study offers Bachelors program ORDER 1HE 1984 BUFFALONIAN BEFORE OCTOBER Stet 198S aad nclewe the book for the 198S price of 110.00. Onter after October 31st but b.fore ~ber 15th,198S the price will be 112.00. After N-ber 15th the booll price will be 112.00. After N-ber 15th the book price will be 115.00. Cut - t the c:oapoa below aDd order NOW! I By SILVIO GALLAZDNJ Spednuot SitU/ R<port<r JOlt 11IE fiiiST time nu, UB will ba~ a 8a<bdor of Aru procnun iD Media Studies, wllich will be offered throuch tbe Centn For Media Sludies. Allbouah tbecaterhlsbeal acti~siln 1972 it was- UDtill911 thai it bad ..,..., faculty &Dd fdities to ask tbe Wlivonity for a B.A. .,..,.,__ Previously tbe clqree was oaly obtainable throucb tbe lq:i-• spec:W - or rec:civiaa •..,.majG< .,..,._ tbe majG< took us about two yean, it lito a loai but I - told thai is about normal ," Center of Media Studies Dinoctar Gonld O'Gndy soid. "We_, to be more cltan juR an ana..-e lftUin,( KlaooL i~------------------------------1111:. COST IS: n.. ......._ ~I WANT TO ORDER THE 1984 BUFFALONIAN 1$IO.OO IF ORDERED BEFORE OCTOBER 31st. 1983 1 . l$12.00 IF ORDERED BEFORE NOVEMBER 15th. 1983 I l$15.00 IF ORDERED AF'reR NOVEMBER 15th.l983 BRING TO: 0 14 ..... HeiiSUNYat- O 0 " 1 Year 1984·84 $28.00 FaD Semeeter oaly $16.00 Spring s.m..ter oaly $16.00 Genld O'Grlldy make checks payable to The Spectrum Sabecrlbe Now Uld lreep lD to.cla Wltb You Uatverelty through ~award ....... Ualvenlty N.w.paper. Sead ·To: TlleSpecb14 Baldy H.U SUNY at &.flalo Wllat . . . . . Pall Pilla 10 -·------to - ..., c M) liD. tdooola wllicll ael)' offer . . . of - . Ull'l - - ...... 10 alw Ill illllnl<:doa ia ..,... a....,...-. di-.lflod ......... Ia llodlllle _ , . . Md -Dhaor . . . . of-~·. ¥Ideo Md tbe ....__... of tile orta. ....... _ _ _ a ... . . -... Ocnltl O'<lnlltJ lllitL "TTit . . , _ - ~of ..... dilbl .. - - . .... 'tiM,_._._.,.,.. .-...! 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O'QIMf 11M. •A .._, ....... _...,.~ I I I ·--------------------------------· SPECTRUM SUBSCRIPTION REQUEST Yal wleh to eubecrlbe to The Spectrum c-ter of Jlledia Stadia Dinetor .. - --.N.Y.l - �An inside defense of Food Serviee The NIGERIAN STUDENT AaoclaHon , presents ~· ~ NIGHT OF CUL FESTIVITIES ~T<!B~R.)s!_, 1283 CULTURAL EXTRAVAGANZA 4:30 - 7:00 pm Katharine ComeU Theatre ALTHOUGH MANY Um.a.ity S l - oooaploiD- the quality of food ..mce, . . . _ . throuiboul Food- Veadilaa Scnioes (FVS) claim to use top quolity products while lrYi"'to bq> prica - .. " ~unolly ..,. want the fO< the....,, .. " - ' - ~Tony Berrafoto uid, " but we will buy .,._,. tba does IDC<t our standonls." He uid tba food 5a'vice aPd..,. a lot o f . _ by buyioa cheaper p-ades offood, "but doa' t, beauoe..,- _.ny. We're: no< out to make a profit." Wbc:D uted wby IIWIY Sllldalu complaia food ,..mce, Goodyear ~ Robert Diockmaa uid. "Food ..me. is uood •IOOIIOtlaiDa that people lei their- oiTapimt. ~ caa.,.. · There ore ooly 10 maay thioop ,.,. """ - ." lD both t h e - - Oooct,arcaf-. -111-._mevery five · DidiciaD Mildred DmDe aid lloal ' '51:- wil aJmplain becauoe it's the 'ill' IIIia& to do 01 • - -· food in the army aDd ill pr;.x.. is - t o b e - beauoe it isa't - they..,.... used 10 It home." --t we at-.. DINING EXOTICA 7:30pm- 10:00 pm Red Jacket Cafeteria PARTY EXCLUSIVA10:00 pm - 2nd Floor Lounge, Red Jacket Cultural Show- $1 -...DINNER-$3 DINNER & SHOW-$3 The Party is FREE with ticket stub from DINNER OR SHOW. co-sponcers: Afican SA, Black Student Union, Caribean SA, GSA, International Affairs, PODER. ...... __ ......_-..:_...,__.... _,..... ......__.., ..... ...... n!IB A~ ....................... FVS Dlnctor Doo - ............................ .............. _. .. ..................... .....,.......... .,.._ ,_. . . . . . . . . ~:::: ....... - i l ... ia the ....................... - - . .............. Halie .. _ ....... ,....., ....... a . . _ ................. --._, ... _ ....--...~ .........._......., ...... -,...... ............................. ....... .......... ...... e, ...._ .................. ~ "~ ~ ~ w•-~. . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 . r • .,...,_ I s �Celebration '83 at Baird Pt; some ·v isual • memones �Inter-Residence Coundl ~si~ Inc. Monday, October 3rd - - -- - - - - --- - - - - - - -----L--- SI3 includes t_icket U bus transportation to and from the game. Tickets go on sale September I9th J II II II \\ ' ' \\ 1 'I C:, I 11 'II\\ ~II\\ . ill~, I 'i '<:; i~~~ . : . -, ill_, f,l ' -:; ' ~ . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Mickey Quanties are limited Tickets will be available at The office I04 Fargo Quad, EllicoTT 636•Z49"7 UUAB Concerts proudly presents AN EVENING . OF Wed. Sounds of "New Every Wedn""ay "Oldies Nite" and "Ladies Nite" $1.00 Bar Drinks for aUor-Ladles P,ay .95 and ''Drial( all Nite' Sat. $1.00 AUdllloii·Free bu _..9-llpm Su. Uft Millie I'...... 'ii.....,KW7~n. �-- - --------....;-- -----1 sports Bengals are improved but should not scare Bulls ·-·bey -..,.. ... ua-....... UNn'DIIIli'Y 01 MIFFALO BUU.S (3-tl ... MJFFALO .SfATE COl.LEGI: IIENGAUi .. a-u c.,..-.~.1·-· MDIIA: Radio ~ providecl by WBFO FM.U ..W.. 01 1:00. Ploy-by~ is from Clip Sm ith, Tony Violanti is the color _,_or. Complete raults Cllll be found iD Moaday's The Spectrum OVERVIEW: clixovered, Lbey tbooaP1 tbll a proper . - . . . aut the top two nai-s ill the Coafcmoc:o just . . _ to be Chris - - i l l o n l e r. D'Amico aDd Jolla Oreelcy,ID tbat onler. ECACtJ.-N.Y..... m~F- ........ to the pme sboulcl 1 tie Ullkafhlo (U) (9) S9 DOl be late. The Bulls tllriw oe lint quarter ICIOI'illa. te.dilla tbdr _ . . . . by a 35-0 tie lJiolc. (l-0) ('l " 3 ldiKa(l-1) 39 • St. 1 . - - (I-I) ~ The ...,._ bas ~~Ulna touahat 5 llufralo St. (1-1) 5 wileD Lbey ,... t h e - ol the ....... oe tbdr bKb. So far, the 1aot 20 J1111k to the (fint .,._-·ill~) _ . ........ be. the a The poll is alee, but ill the ..ty - - its acoro Ollil a .UIOOI!, and ..,. wu validityisq .......... Howc:aa U B - DOl. 1lloR Is ao r - spuu.n.,. or the nearly ol doc 6nt .,._ - .. aDd otr-. but if there Is. the dof- ...... be tid It......,. that the other 11.. - . pick worried u to whether they can hold a lad the BuDs to be either third or fourth . undorl4points. dlff-- BULL lilTS: nu: BUU.S wiD make their ftnt trip ...,. to ...,.0C: Coyer Field . They should DOl expect a wvm wdcome, because of the ..._3 drubiJina of the Benpls II Rorary last )Ur. Weber kic:ked three fldd aoaJs and five extra points to set a UB record ror most pme poinu by kic:kin& (l•lllenpl kic:k..- Dan Dallas ..-osed a shutout wileD be kic:ked a 27yarder witb :25 secondJ left in the pme. Buffalo Stile is in their third )Ur of Division Ill football and their sea>nd yeai in carT)'ina a full 10 ...... schedule. There is a rivalry in the mak.lna between UB and their local SUNY counterpart, but it wiD take some time. Tbis )Ur the Bulls have made sure that tb..-e is no rut parity, ...., tbolllh Bu.lf Stile llauau an improved 2· 1 record . Laot - · · ECAC lJpllalc New York eo.cba PoU wu ao ~ that the bil ill the offica clec:iclod to nm it apin . -the....- PENAL11D HAVE - that UB led the Division Ill ill walk-offs in '12. n- THE BULLS are aoina for their lonia1 winnin& sneak they competed 11 the Division I leYd prior to 1971. They are abo mak.lna a point of makina poinu. UB is riaht oa track for breakin& 1ut year's toral of 212. If tb..-e was a aktd for every time an oppoolna COIIcll said that Marty Barren wu a tnm<Ddous llhleto . . . Bandt showed tbat wileD he bounced bKk frona trya, to tackle a defender. wbo bad iDt~ed his a- - · with his throw!... lholllder. Bill !Coif..- wu the otartlna taiii>Kk and is .......u. in the eoar..- ror rcdvilla. bul lut it...., must be or _ , . , but perhaps DOt this week . A aoocl crowd In the scands from UB bas a very aoocl ........,. of outnumberina Buff Stllers and possibly make it a boone ..,.... Bu.saa for the coates! leave 11 DOOft lom<M:r'OW from Sllicou and at 12:15 p.m. from Di<fendorf Annu. Sept. 10 • 1• Alfred 12 Sept. 17 • 13 Brockport St . 9 Sept . N - 10 Canltlus 17 PEOPL& WHO have anytblna to do with publlclziDa lltlff Sble ._u would Uh to bdlno tbat ... _ . ~ " c:aa cMch on 111 Elmwood A_.._ They have bad the bal IWtowrio tb e -. ---· Ilia ......... His ...,.__, is he bas third. Fled Mueller'llodlala- perf....,_. sboulcl .... bla . -. addlna up, aoial hom three to dtbtto 1•. It is anuDOUr Sept. 10 - 35 Courtland St. 0 Sept. 11 -19 Bald.-wan- 21 Sept . N • 21 II Rochaler 7 ........ ..... GaDN BAY . . , . _ .., t-Tbe Podt will after Moaday 's pitiful pcrfonaaco . . . . . . CJ.u . . . . . . . . ..... " '_ - r.. ..... ot ......... _ no ... " " - · there affoctiDa ._.s. Aloo, the fourtll . , _ - .. a _.............. QB - .... ....... (Jou'd tiiiDk .... rootlo oa~y - .....,,- .......... -.,be ... _ tllo obocun ill tile NPL. !lposu ,_ ill tile Wlady dry ..... ____ .. _ ......................... ec.llotJ !'Wk. L.A . ..... istllolr s...- QB DAN scarttd the tint two panes and Is the team 'a leaciiDa rusher yanls). Mlb N....,t answered the call last -mel and filled In wileD il wu learned that could nor operate with one sprallltd ankle . N....,t ma1 have fumbled the snap oa his f111t play ftom scrlmm ... (which resulted In a Canlsius TD), but with a lillie h<lp at haiRim• from his coaches, he "won" the socond half 7-0, The result is thai no ont knows who wUI S11rt' tomorrow . WR Jesse Oroon b bKk from the injury li t and is makl"' his c:omoback to be the team lud<r. Currently, speedstrr James Park<r leads with nine: <lll<hes for 132 yards . The dof<DI< is dominated by Dino Duronlo. He bas ~ toc:klcs alreody. Tony Liherlloro owns four ...u to his crtdi11. A ... problom of UnobKker Doe Jm1e11 maka him a q~MS~ionablo starter. (37 · 1~ s.n- Oodoont victory ...... New . The Vlkos ca .aka a . . . . of It If tho folaosll bKk OD tnek Atchic Maoullaa scaru and we •flcr two t~isac~Po~Dtilla · milht -... - be woulcl'w IOD Ja-.tl .... lola !!aPt wiD bo 1r lot bad ,_ piQed ror a ..,.,.s • c~opr-s 11 Ills ~ or *" -• •• - Pre1cloc• 31, N&W INGLAIIID ....... ....._... LllcbKANIAI OTY ._ II. IAolls ~1111 Cllillll . . . . . tllo- for~ ............. -~ be roll.., fionllor . _ Jtff.Ckyyl\wo .......... wllh - · ~1 elltr thdr Olll)' ,.._ ...... tile role ol perf.,._ ....... Pln.lbtuP, bu<- . • tilt 'NIMn are!,.. too hqt . EW oaL&ANI 1•. ,...., . . . . ._ a.a'ILAND lf-lt 14-TIII Wlaosd's ~ or tile Slpo J• hypo? The ....,..., wiD wed - w~o paid orr 1Ceu1 r.1 the _ . or Zoro Olld ...,_,or !ltellllr! Now OrloeM 11M tWr ral s.llawb will lllalto . tiN .,._ a a - ' " ' IIlii d l f f - ....~ tiMir - " " ....... . . . . ......, Olld u . DoiNII -no ............,_ltow~ 10 a ,_ . - L.A...._ M. w~ ._ .,. orr ....,.. ........ .,....... ........, ........ _,. ........ ............~---·-­..... a_...... 2:-7 lOW. for at~~ . . . . . . . aacAOO -.lor ,....... rw, tile 111no lltlff Sble .. a lot ... IDliDIIdolad by _ . . . . tills JOW tbll qulle a few piQen ha.. tile .................... oft... IIIOOIIb- 11le a.pb !law ldou t11at fiDally tbeti ... docy ... - Do 1101 bet ...-. tile '""' t1oo1 UB is.,.. or theSD. The . _ . ..,... bas tho pootltable tet~C~osaoy to ..U osp for tile on..•s mislakos. If il w<n DOl a dor-tbat c:aa neutralize diaalteroul ru•blea and lnterup~loal, Bu.ff Stile could be ~3 . ,.,... ................ ,..., . . _ t11t ._.,.,.,... no .,.._..,a .Wiurd ___.a._-..,....llkos New Eaatud'• .....,..,.._to-for 0... -.-.... 1ft two tbdr . - . So IJ-TIII- 1M . . . . . . . . ............. oltloe-. =:: • * ................ ,. ..., ....._ ._...... ...,.. n. Dolplllle-iM- ......... 3·1 -IIIIMNPL .......................... ~-GWfiiM. . . ......... ...., . . . . . a . . . . . .Till ....... _ ....... ----.......................................... .... ...a................. . . ................._, .......................... ...................... ............ ..- ___ ..... ......... ...... -. ..................... .................. .................................... . . P ITTI8UIIG 17, l!lo ...oa ........... ...,.. .... • .... ...... "0". '1111 Olllln ..... ..._..._ ~ !l.ft ............. Q.lft' ..... .... ~ ..................................... ., ... llltl ... ........ w..................................... . . . . . . c:.r.l ,.~ IMNI'L. .......... lathe CINc:tJIINAn U, . . . . _ tl1d Ill j ..,_,_ .,..._...,. diiJJU tlool IWP.V.O "· ...., tile oiiJ.I!IlMM will IIlii 1Nt ....,_ OMI ...... a ..... . , r• ,... .... __ ........................... .,.., ..... _ .... ......., JM , . . _ . laato lo - 0..... n.,·.. ... .... • ........ ... Aft.AIII1'4 J'J, Plllltj .. MI . . . . . . . . . • · " -· ., ............ ................ . ... ..,_,. ..... Jl, ~ IIINNUOYA ,._. The Spectrum Announces ......... ......... · · · ·fJL - Olllce a-n::a,. ...... 1be buliDal oflke of 'I'M Specu- ._ ...._. its boun for tbe 1101e: F• - · ,..... ... • c:::a... ..... Ylft �1-N.F-R.II. (eo.- of HtUo) Al-10 DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS $2.50 THE BUFFALO NE\VS SPECIAL DFFEI roa · U. B. STU·DENTS: SUBSCIIPTIDNS 14LF PRICE! 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Grub Uadergrouad ,____,.-..,..---.. -- ,IlL CI aff i ce Jim Entlleft S.,O. 5500 M•lft Stf"t Willi•mswitle, NY 14221 IU·70M Al lJ~Ili ni TlX Ar n<t fac;'a3 �~ •, · ----- ...:.~--- ... a ____ ....,__ 1 ••• ·---·-- · Only the Islanders can stop the Islanders ·teJgn By ION M. DIAT CotrtribuW., Edilor f1VE IN A row? 111at -..s to be tbe bia question around tbe Natiooal Hockey l.eque IS tbe New York lslaoden seek tbeir fifth coosecutive Stanley Cup. Ab<rut tbe only thinl tlw poses a threat to tbe lslanden are tbemsdves. WiD tbe dcsin be tb<n1 111at remains to be seen, but the roster is as deep as ever. WASHINGTON CAPrTALS: 0.. the ice, tbe Caps pla,.cl excilinl hockey makina tbe playoffs for tbe first time. Off tbe ice, despite brakina aucnclaoce roco<ds, tbe team lost S2.$ million. If tbe team stays alloal, tbe Caps will show soc:ne mon procnisc on the icc. Defc:nscmao Rod uap.,. (Norris Tropby) ODd Brian Eoahlom are two or tbe in tbe ........ lut loafs may be bon! to come by witb rmest tbe loss of Dennis Maruk (31 -~1) . An odditioo to tbe season will be tbe introductioo of a five minutes overtime period in an effort to br<alt tbe lara< number of tie paxs. Tbe followina is a preview of the Wales Conference and tbeir expected floW! . OUTl.()()Jl.: Caps beacoateoder. NEW NEW Yoa& JSLANDtltS: Depth, depth, &Dd more depth . The d)'IWiy will c:ontinu< IS tbe Isles have lmeaded a perfea blend of youtb ODd cxperiellce. Mike Bossy is back (60 JDI)s, SS usists) with the res1 or tbe familiar crew. Tbe Isles drafted center Pat LaFontaine from Verdun, wbo broke nearly every junior Quebec: scoriD& record , but will be availabk until after tbe Olympic paxs in March. Thai should aive Coach AI Arbour time to rmd • spot for him . OUil.OOil.: Own- anyone? PHILADILPHIA fLYERS: filliabiaa qlll points ahead of tbe loludon, tho f1Joen fell on Deopile r.,. tbcir Ia tbne to tbe . _ .. dot--.roomdofllle playoffs. Sill, doe Fl)o:n IIMMd til* poial proclucdoa (106) of ... · 11obbJ aarr.e ~- tbo J1irit or tbe aqaool. . - . . "1lowe (»-C7.., !lad .. -....dial tbe off season in obtainina promisioa forwords Mike Mart Osborne ------~·· doe_...._.or....._,.. lllaloclell, and &iant Wdlic Huber from Detroit. lut Coach llroob ia unde< tbe pn to procluott 11 minimum, a COilSist:aDt team. Oood luck IS the 1tan1<n an: hurtiua for I startiJIIIOaJie. OUTLOOIIl: More blueo r.,.. the Broad-y Blues. NEW JEJlSEY (32-f0-92) and Marian StUiny (36-43-79 in 60 - ) spark the DivisM>a. It mD7 lUte ,._. for tbe oquad to mab the playo(fs. Stll poteot offcnx. Oilen overlooked is Micbel Goulet (37-41-IOS). Tbe .......endinl is shalty with Daa Hartford has ooee _ . . . t Ia ceiiiCr Jton Franclo (31-39·90), Blaine Stoqbtoa -•ble lUfFALO SAlUS: lmpn>'I!QJ nay year thll tm>d sl!ould continue with the an . . _ .._Blessed of wiapn, picked up a much needed in Real Cloutier (ll-19-67) frua Quebec. tbe of c l e f - BID tt.;t will hun the team, CllPOiial a )'OWII defCRie. Tbe toalt<Ddiq lo In IIDe shape with Bob Sauw. OUTLOOK: Neck and neck with tbe Bndns. - IW~Mr DEVILS: The Devils could quite possibly be the most improved team in the NHL chis x:uoo. "J"M addition of emter Md llridpoan &Dd defemcman Phil Russell from Cal11ry should provide leadenblp and stabitity. Goaltendin& ia IOiid with Chico Rescb , to back up what b 1 promisioa youna tam. -OUTL()()Jl.: ~bility on the way. MONTU:AL CANADIEN : Tbe dynasty or the 70'1 Is lonl fcqottcn , u DtW GM SeriO Savard b pic.kiDJ up tbe pieces. Fadiq supenw GUY Lafleur (l7-76) led the Habs in SCO<inl last and was bKked by a wdl·balanoed attACk with 9 playen wkh lO or more JDI)s. Tbe defaue collapoed with· the lou or laftlway ODd Elllblom ODd tbe ~ b a-· ·--............ - _____ ___ ...,...., ....,. _..._ - ·..... I'ITIWVIIGII Pt:NGUINS: Poor Coach lou Anaottl . ..... iDhcriled 1'1111 or__.....,._ Doua Sbeddee (14 -43 -67) looked· ......... ""' ....... lUck ltollot OUTLOOil: Five ,._. witllout the (lt-:IU$) flniabod doe - - with ...... Saa-e blctll a~ 'l-or~ . - orr- •c .... WI- no.,_ tbo pitlflll. OUTLOOil: Tbe Peno ....,_...,._, .... _ ...,.._ .... _-...w RANGtltS: Tbe YOIIIt ~ made!OIIK~mcmsla defc:nscmao PATIUCJ[ DIVISION need I 1unner to c l e f - Mike Milbury 11 the end or tbe rqular spelled trouble for the Bruins in the playoffs apiDs< tbe lslaDders. But while Milbury b back, Brad Park has since depaned to Deuoil . Newcomen Jim Schocnfdd &Dd Guy LaPointe will add experience to the bludine, but Park wiD be misoed. Tbe offense b solid with B a r r y - (-1- 107) ODd the leque's best rilbt ""- in Rick Middleton (49-47-96). Pfte Pftten (l.36 OA) ia top no<ch. OVTLOOit: Enouah to win the clmsioo, but problems on clefcnx. need QUitiiC NOROIQUU: ly plekia1 •P Toay lotclttiDtY (:16-37·73) , _ doe ....... dot ...,._ till* ...... ..... _ • . , _ . d o t Nofdlqoolt- 111 alolftyll6 . . . u.olloqlo- . . ...__ ~ ..... liftllloW. ... - ·- (C7·71·1:Ml. - ._ ..._._ _.. ...._..,_ ... . OUTLOOitl If Coach ollllo ....... Nichol -7 ~~I'IIJdoo - 'Millon • • Ia (45·31 -76) aad Nark Job(31-lWt). 11 11rodoolo lbiaellll403 . . . . . . _ • OUTLOOil: no.,_ or...,.. O• ""..,_ilia.- Moue,, ,._ 0/attiW ~- Cl•"•" r--=...,....---...,....-----------------, ..._. ... Ill*,__ _ _...... .........,_.,....... Oollo .....,n... ,... . . . . ... . ...,_or.__ - .v• .,....,_ .. ,. ... w..w The Sports Column ....................... ..... _.,,_ ..... or._,...,.., _... c. ....... Jaosoal1...,.. a.. .... .. ..,_ ....... ·-w••- _.. ol 1M llllll..,l._ .................... forJoePM. 11oolwll 1111a1 II ......... - - _...... .... - d o l . . . . . . . . • _. a.. - ... Willie ........ ......., ...... ~'-,..,orr. l..._lla._.......or.aortaoao c1 -.. .,. _._ .,_, ...., 111o ...., .~ ...... _ .. _ _a. .............. .......... _........,.... _ _ _ Ol:laltor. ....,1& • c. .. •. .,.....ol~aa.r Wloo •,....,.........,...., ..,_ y. . . . . . ..,_a k _,a -·--llllio-.... ..... .. ..... " '" b--.- . . _, ............. ........................ .......................... ........... .. ._....,._ ... ,...... --.o. ....-......,....... ........................... ........... _.. _............ .............. .,.......... -0..1'1111. ............ 1o0ft ...... 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Nazareth hiu THE INEXPERIENCE and youth of UB's volleyball team was evident in Tuesday ni1l11 ' s 15-13, 15-11, 15-10 loss to Nuateth Collqe. "Outside of Katie Cardinia, Miyo Kommo, and Kris Weslfall no ooe bas pme apcrienc:e outside of hilb tcbool," Head UB Coach Bob Muwd.l said . .. We' re not mentaDy tou,it """""'· But ODCOMaet over our youthful exuberance we should do wdl." "We really played mucb better. Owsall our qn:uivmeu in the front row wu very aood, especially our bkie~Wts - It's the moot blockinl I've oom by any Divition Ill team," he coatinued. Startin8 four font year ·. ) " THE BIG problem is our lock of qn:uiveneu in the boek ooun. There's nobody willins to throw their body 11 the ball. The Jirls think too much ud doo 't react to what's happenina. It will cOm.," the third year ooodt said. In the fmol _ . UB jumped out S-2 over the Goldat Flyers for their forst odvantaae of the nweb . The IJlikinl and blockinl of Bonnie Syk:oa and ViJio helped the Royols buildaiMieod. Wben Nuateth tied the score 1~10 Muwdlwu &Pin foroed to UK a time out to repoup. 1lbs ooe ~ proved useleu however. as the Royolo fouabt bock from • 12-7 defiCit to tie the pme one of the best of five Mrieo 13·13. But the Goldat Flyers .,.-..oiled for • two Nuateth's l.alie Wills -...1 out the pme for • IS-10 triumpb . Muwdl said he wu buic:olly pleued with the -y evuyone playpl but stW tltiaks lbete ore quirks to iroa. o.t. "The pma we looe we' re - looina- IU just by a few poiuts." "We ctida't take tldvantqe of our bi& ~- Wbin Kobe (Cardinio) is in the front row we baV. to utillu her. That's the poiDt win . HARVEY & CORKY consistently found the noor between the ppins UB players. The Royols fell behiod qukkly in the IDCODd S-2 promptina Muwdl to c:oll • time out. Cardinio then served three stroicbt UB poinia. Miry Jo Villo follo-...d with .-her one to CUI the Nuateth type of thina we bave to leom how to do, " Muwdl exploioed. The fact thai Kim HoD, one of the tc:im's best spiken, is out with tom lipmeDu didtt 't help. "She injured her knee 011 Soturday. Muwdl Slid " She could be out 7-10 doys or the seuon. We dOII't know yet . " THE COACH odmiU thl1-tbe _,erred presence of lost year's MVP l...iDdo Willis is misaed. W"tllil to Brockport SWe Collqe for a.cademK:reuoos. .. LiDda · has two yean of experience plus abc"a just a tremaldous player on def-." be - "Sbe wu ohnt:rs rilbt after the ball. We'D j,. have to Work with what we bove. Over the weekeod the tam rmisbed third in the _ . , CoUeae Toumoment out or cilbt teams. Tbey loot to Ga-. Slok Collqe, lild Slok Collqe in two stniPt - but returned the fovor to R - . r Teeb. The squod'l record is now 4-7. Tomorrow the Royolo trawl to Brockport Slok coliete for a tounaammt. Their next home F..- nweb is Tuc:sday 11 4:00 p .m . in Alumni Arena apitul Oswqo SWe Collqe . 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CMif*&. llil*ooln. 1'4 -· .............. .......... car. ... ~ ~ . ll'LIMMHED lWO, THME fiCIUfll KDfO:)M ,......_ dtlltaftCe to MSC. IS3-2SS4 ~ -· . . , ..... as.ttl7,.... • ll'llllnln0t-~100 .... 4p'"'RACQUET AND FITN.EIS SALES . .J•s CootciNiora I'IIIICIId tof ~ ..:I Naui iM FnnMe ,.....,.,.,.... ~ ,..,. ................ ~ ..... ttafftc; . . netd good , . . . now! ,.,., 11'1 ...,_.. .. tM aou...td .... ~Qub,ltll._.. F&llt l t'l'lll., AIMera. ,..,-4WM ot NIMWM • poeltlons. lOOT A - X:l711M'I ~TE WANTm-~ Mty two IMck'oofft fo..,, Nortlli a.l..y. wdMIC, LJOUMD-~ ta:llttiOc*. ~~-tkrilds~-- I•---------~~~--------------Dinner for 2 for $4.~9 & Tax · ... rnldrl6ghttocWm. OARAOE IALE FurnUur•, llltch•nwar•. ~ ....... ~ and . . . , ., 11 Allel't.-DI'I'4........,. CALL .DINNER SPECIALS! 837-1080 --------------------Dinner for 4 only $7.99 & Ta 16 Inch 1 item pizza and 4 16oz. cups of pepsi I ........ 1(> """' ,..,,. aur ~ cwry ._ ..., , ,o I tcwiiOOOtbeetoflw. c.K 7'5 DATSUN W210, .... good ,...._ for pwts. ~ StW.35. CeiiiStS27. ........ 1t11~wom). .... - LINDA- You . . thl .......... ,. .. fiiiiiiCt\.,. fftOII ~ pt 11'1 1M HA..V a tRTWDAY JANIECE (T wo d.,a ~.., I) F10ni 1 7Aall-a. tM...,.,. .....,_,.......,._.all.Joa,nsall. JOY-I CICMIIdfl1 tiRCI JM 1ft Oft TME flfWlDIGAl IUN .. ,.,. ....._. _ . ,, .t'IOft ftctioft, ........... tiiiNPNCtiiNI ...... kw • ....,., artt ,.... ...... drop ,.... ~o"• 1 4e.ki)' HIII ot cal -.nlltlrof...,. lrt.tam...-. !fAN-CON "13-A COftllk, . . . . , Mid ld-ft OOfMf'iltklft.....,, Oct. 2, 1-·~ ...,._ Wlft. 1)40 ...........,, 10:110 L "'-.e:GO p.A. ~IUO-- wl .-...nt Ld.J ........ "".....,..... ,_, ... ~ I hope~ ......... flllltW.• YOII're JOII ...., ..,.._,2 .......... to to-...,. TM*IIwON l'llll of a...,_,_., You'N h . . . J ~l.Oflllll LEA1H AIOUT OUt ollody EXPEIIENCIS Fit 9/30 · ~:OOpm MOlTON 216 • ECICANKAI QSA PREGNANCY TERMINATION ----~ 881-5515 ..,.,.,"' ........ --AN.(.t_, ,...~-C. It takes more than 16 months of intensive training to become a fully qualified officer in the Nuclear Navy. You begin with four months of leadenbip tzaining. , Then-.. Navy officer you full year of grad level training anywhere elae at any price. training is beeedGDIDOie than 1900 of experiece. IUPt now avy operates over half tbe n in lUI._. · ~{!IM!.c'I!P Na equipment ~IJ!tAIId in the world. why your tr.mina is and_. be tbe most ~ted in the world. AhD ollbr in the Nudlar Navy, you ._clldlioD-maldq a16orit,y .....,.years im11 .... ~ · Yoa.-timpoft;aat~DU~a~~t" ment ....,..tlhOity fast. Bilcllule ba the Navy, • JQUr kMwl· edp11f118,eodoee mer.-. V~~Cadaa eaaed fi'C7 ,ear. Mare ~.man IIIIODe)'. man future. So, II J'OU'Ie lllldorinl JD math, r;;;-~-- .... -;;;, lI=:*~o_ _ _ _ _ _ I ~~ I - your. . . that m9St of the men who ope~te the reactors in private industry started in the Nuclear Navy. ) It takes more time and more effort to become an officer in the Nuclear Navy. But the rewards are greater, too. . The rewards can begin u early u your junior year in coiJege. Qualify. and tbe Navy will pay you approximately 11000/JDoDth wbiJe you finiab ICbool. After four yeara, with rwcuJar promotion• eel aalary )'011 can be eamiDa as much ul40,1100. Tbat'a OD top of a beDafita pilclrap that IDcludea "medical ad deatal Clllll, eel 30 ~ ~or the plpc:a!ICieDcea, want tolmowII you about a future in ... - .....-....,.. ceNo I D. . . poww. 611 in • , ,,._,., .......__I tbeeoupan. .. I NIIV)'~N11C11u la • oppurtuadty I w.- adler ba the I wodd. I I ---·-J - ABORnON - SER!/ICES Studont Rates Free~Tesllng 883-2213 Erie Meckal c.n... 50~ s--Sih Boor •'RJNY INilJIWia ~- �- --- . QLITA« .................. ...... ~ ~ '«JJCE~...... ,....~ .. ......... ,...,.. ...... -...... .,._....,. ..... ,..__ SCtt()LARIHIP DAMCf: PfiiOGAAM-..... ~ ....... ,..... ~ • Eat*......, ...... "- ..........,. HIGMLAWD COLVIN COIN LAUtJDRY AUTO INSURANCE All DrMinl 6 n·.... .-.~ ...... Jlj .IGIIU.IID P&IIWAf Permits, Foreign Ucenae, Tickets loWHtRetea WASH-w· ~ ABLE AGENCY iiiO Belley NOWOf'fll :H IIOUIIS U.IGl liiPU IOU Bllo. INSTANT FS CARDS ..... $1M DM.• . a&-3388 FREE EST1MATES • srf[ COITICT LEISES • - HEARL Y HEW FASHIONS ~ ·a· 80'a ERA 1101 N.F. 11M!. c.,...,.u . ,.,rlJ'Mo lllifCOMO ._._ ~ WU'AI ~ Does it Better, Faster for Less! Ruum.s ProleuioM/Jy Types« It Printed Dissertations a. ''-Copied ALSO: • • • • • • • - Posters Flyen Brochures Tlc:ltets Bus. C.rds Lene~s Envelopes 1671 N. F. IIMI. .,..,... • It.._ Clft'J b~ W•lnses • rrt ~ 1n. ,, O,t.etrJ ...... ~ ll . •.u COUPON MUST RI'IISINTEO. . . . .. . 4}' TIIE.ul~.-..ouf tAIJ-CAN 0Ytc:BISOCIE1Y" Ftes. 12 .... r.. a, (ht Poir Only) Important. Becouse good friends are honlla lnd And ENen tougher Ia 1058. I 102 Hantman Han e.s 14 Baldy Hell N llcllk L-. far-.And lhal"s UINCS IWiULTS Avoid the linea c.LETE Help a friend gellhrougll the day witlloul a cigorelle. They miahl jusl quft SP£CnlUM ADVIE&TISINC USE SPECTRUM PHOTOCOPYING $99 w. a ''On NK171h, adopt a friend who smokeS:' "NEAT REPEATS" • Rnl.ILIVARD MAU 835-4844 ·····--~1i·•··················· �.. 11 I' backpage/etc. quote of the day "If we will not be governed by Gods, we must be governed by tyrants." -William Penn . , . , . . _ of ft7*o1 .........., ~ Information .-ina. 13 Oct, ' :30 p.m., 620 KimboD Tower, MSC. All announcement. oophomores and other applicants -kina 198,4 entry into the proarom ore uraed to attend. c - ........ orne;, ~ 1'111 c - ........ 41tMe1 A - . . _ Greft Moodoop Wednesday, 4:30-<1:30, Capen 30. • c - ........ N....... - ~ _..,., Fri. Sept.lGth, 4:30 Oflke AnaWon: PRE-LAW SENIORS. and the Brootlyu Law~Friday, Oct.7th. Uni>enity or a..aa-i Colleat of Law and w....... New EnaJand School of Law-Mol>dlo1'. Oct. lcn. Call Career Plonnina omcc, 131-3$1' for on _..,.._,._ ol.._ c - ........ Oflke ~.. ScicDcc and~ ~- Tht lulitutie Cllmliotry will be 011 C8IDpul 9ct. l4tb. Call the c - Plaooiaa Olfite II Hayes AloKo C-131-3$1,foron....,.._t. c - ........ Oflke Aneatioa: SENIORS. SyrocaK Uni-.ity ~. Sdoool or ,._,.... will be 011 Campus, T-.Oct. lltb. o--,.town Univenity OrodoMe Sdlool of wiD be OD .-pus Thur:s.Oct.20tb. Call the Career l'llmli1la Oflb 11 "-Anna C, 131 -3$1' for • ,..,..t. oppolatmat. u-• · -.. APHOI tno SodotJ> 1s oa:eptlaa- for die 1913........., year. APHOS offen . . . , _ to laltb ..,.. orieDted ll.-o. ........,.__ monyiDOdic:alondclea&alldloola, and a .... coUeciiOD of old . . _ ond loba , _ ~ of tho prof-.1 ......,. ........ For mon: ilaf01111111ioa IIOp " ' our offlcc • 17N l:lorrima cao---> c- l'.flloa ~ llllool _..,. Sunday 1011/83, 7:00, Capen 10. Sult4 tic is nqulred by oil Brothen. sharp, 208 Tolbert. The foiJowina Law Sdoooll will be OD wnpus durifta tbe month of October: Unlomity of ~ Sdlool of Law ~ ~- ~Tbtre will boa_... for oil IIIOIDbtr chaba, Oct. 4th II 4:00pm Ia Pllmu :106. AD lotaated lludtnts ... ......,., .. onpbomotta lotaated ID ~tina their diu mua attend. ua 11t1 :r- Mondllory orp~~~atloaal - - . . Oct.6. ' p.m., Tollltn HoD 211 . If,.,.. ore IIMIIIt to on<Dd or for mon: lafo. cal Dow 6t9-9372 or Jolla 636-5134. • •• ..........._ - · - 9/4 6:00 - - • ._. Ml ........ TUes. • 220 Tolbert u.ol p.m.. ..,.. . 1014, 4:00-p.m., 220 Tolbert Holl. .................. ~ ........ TUes. Oct.4, 4:00 p.m .. F\lmOI 206. AD frabmM 4 onpboOiorc eQiiDeoriDa ....,.. ore ......._s to OI1CDd and be iDYOhecl. All ....,_,.duba muat b e - t. ftl Elo . . . . W................ Oct.3, 3:00p.m .. ~on 216. Pbi J!lo Slpoa _... lib to DCW ud old ond...._dlt_. pluaed ror tblsyooron Moll. Oct.l a& l:OO p.m. ia Nort. 216. .... ,..,...... •• • ...... !IIIII beheld today. l:GI too lilt sp.ar.. olllcca, 1• So1t1J Hall. AD lotlnlled ...................... ilhlllnloa . . . . . . . toonead. PlriJ IOIIiPt. 1:30 p.a. an. . . . ALIVE TONIONI'. ......... Pl .............. tnG/13, 1:00 , .•. 11-. ......,.., Hoaell a.tl A11111N1ond...., Meldnm A lilt c... ~ Hill, - MOWa . . .,. TONJmll'. 2 ht . . for lbo lint tbael Jill ...... ,.,. ..... and ,.n, TONIONI'. 9~30. 1011 -2, Woldman non-studtllt, 4:U 4 1:00 p.m. ~-~Gatni ...... SII. Oct. lstat 3:00 p.m., Dief. Anna Room 29. Evay-y is wda>me. Oflke Tht lntemew: Prtporodon 4 Ttdmiques, Oenmoi-Ail Fldda, Thun., Oct.6, 2:00-3:00 p.m., Capen 31 , Ambtnl UVAII Me'flt - Gudlrl, Tbatn:,Ticketa 11.2$ lludtnta matloee, Sl." student, S2.2$ Corter Plooolo1 Orrlet ldentifyina Employment Oppxtllllities 4 ltacaJdlial Individual Employers, T ...... Oct.4, 3:00-4:00 p.m., Palmer Room, Harriman, Main 51 . The Interview: Prcporllion 4 Ttdmiq-, Bontma 4 ~. TUes., Oct.4, 4:00-':00 p.m., Capen 31, Ambenl UVAII Mo'flt - TooJsk Oct. I, Woldman Thellrt . 111111-Goo* C..S ........ ....._IIIII,.._.__ WooL Oet.l5, 4:GI p.111., UVAII Mo.... • &oc/1 l'rlrty ODd lladt BIMbt 8iftlo9130-IG-I, 11:30 p.m., . $0 cents admillioa lr warina botblnpuit. $1..2$ mlliDee student, Sl ., lludtnt-o<ber lhowa, S2.2$11'0n-lludtnt. UUAII · , _ Mooldu Dizzy Oilltsple and eomtdian Slevtl..aDcltsbtra, Oct.l , I p.m. AIUDUil Arma Amberst Campus. UVAII Tllldlli /'Squ. Oct.9, I p.m. Alumni Arella.Tic:keta on Slle D<iw. SIO lludtnta, $13 --student 4 day oflhow. - .r _.:JO•• ...__ h..,. UVAII WII'Ua UAJa C... o,.1oi 511. Oct.! , doors p.a. Tolbert llullpeo, Ambtn1 c-pu.. Ak:ohotic: ovoiloble. Uvt boDd -local talmtPAPEJl FACES. $1 .2$ odm.ilaion. UVAII .......... 4 - a . , . - Oct.7, I ' p.m.,ICotbuiDt Comdllbatn:, tickets S3 studtnts, S4 nonltudtnta. TM ......... - io now -kina poetry, short llcliaa.lldntlont. arapblco and pbot.. for a literary oru · Wellopt to be publishlna Ibis wttkly feo&IIR within a mtlltb ..,..,... cbop your IIWIUICripU/onwork orr at 14 -,HoD oreoii6J6.2794 for more infomwioa . C.V.S.A. Beer for C . U.S. A. Beerbloat, Friday Sept.30tla,I:Gip.m. Tolbert Bullpen, 3 been o r - for SI .OO UVA8aoolecl WRUB DJo. UVAII C o n - with Hvt moulc Atloeas, 1:30 Sept.lO,JWrimon Hall. •• 2 ..., me, sz......,. . _ -. r. V• v- (UI) "A s,._ for the ~ of " ' - ~J". Applicolioa to ...... CIIIJpmjectl will . . be........_,._, Oct. l4, J:IS p.a.,G» RWee Lao ......_ a - 41, Colht and ........~-OI:I:Gp.a.tooa-61 . Ala.,P 'sQII.-........ S:GIN.Ilopl.lO ....... 253 ......... ................. ,..,... n,...,.an ......._ ....... ................................. ........ ,. ..... __ ... ......................................._ 'UIJAa ....... ...., A.._ WooL Oct.l6, I P.M. ". - ........ o.w J, 7 p.a., lit.- 110. a...., _ -~!1!~~~-·--·-............. Pan· 0. ................... 3 3 3 3 ......... ....., .. Well..l'l'l • a........_.a~L . . C». .......... .._ SJI, MIC, _ . , . .........._,..,..,... ......_ -.•tua% ,.n, . . lot 111M - o.w IJ, AC,I-Up.-.Piwlotar,.....,ol1$1 ......... a.-.... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Title A name given to the resource Spectrum, The, 1983-09-30 Subject The topic of the resource University of Buffalo -- Periodicals. State University of New York at Buffalo -- Periodicals. College student newspapers and periodicals -- New York (State) -- Buffalo. Student publications -- New York (State) -- Buffalo -- Periodicals. Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available State University of New York at Buffalo. University Archives. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1983-09-30 Relation A related resource MicFilm LH1 .B37 S63 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource en Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Newspapers Identifier An unambiguous reference to the resource within a given context LIB-UA006_v34n16_19830930 Alternative Title An alternative name for the resource. 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