4Loyal Students of Tech Southern Football World

STOP THE CRIMSON TIDE t'lectIrticlue "THE SOUTH'S LIVEST COLLEGE WEEKLY" Georgia School of Technology NO. 5 FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925 VOL. XV THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., 4Loyal Students Of Tech Southern Football World Centers Asked To Contribute ToAttention On Grant Field For Gene Turner Campaign Tornado Clash With Alabama Money Will Be Used 1924 Champions Face To Aid Mission Work Strong Opposition In In Foreign Fields Veteran Jacket Team

The Gene Turner Campaign for the Who Are Out To Avenge raising of funds among Tech students Defeat Of Last Season and friends of Tech will be started •?,::•.$,•$. *- • off big on Tuesday morning. A talk Line-up: will be given in the chapel of the Tech Alabama Academic building by Willis A. Sut- Merkle, Le. Winslett, i.e. ton, Superintendent of the Atlanta Tharpe, 1.t. Perry, Lt. Public Schools, to the freshman class Godwin, 1.g. Buckler, 1.g. and others who may care to attend. Pool, c. Holmes, c. Following the opening talk there Forrester, r.g. Jones, r.g. will be speeches from time to time Carpenter, r.t. Camp, r.t. on Gene Turner, his work in China Marshall, r.e. Hudson, r.e. and his work while he was here at Williams, q.b. Gillis, q.b. Tech. The teams for personal solici- Barron, l.h.b. Barnes, l.h.b. tation will start their work Wednes- Wycoff, r.h.b. M. Brown, r.h.b. day morning and will continue Murray, f.b. Hubert, f.b. through Friday evening. Marthane With thirty-five players and a Sanders will have charge of the so- thousand supporters the Crimson licitation among the fraternities. The Tide from Alabama will arrive in remainder of the student body is to Atlanta today for the annual clash be divided among teams headed by WHEN THE JACKETS TRIMMED THE 'GATORS. Action Scenes from the Battle of Last Saturday, Showing Wycoff in the Upper Picture Going Around End for Five between these two institutions. This Bolin Glover, Floyd Hamilton, Otis game will be the outstanding one in Herring, Carl Moore, Oliver Sale, Yards, and Sam Murray in the Lower Going Through Center. the southern conference and will at- Ridley Reynolds, Chris Crowder, Per- tract great attention throughout the cy Perkins, Hal Chaille, Bud Dorey Seating Arrangement Dr. Brittain Attends South since the victor will in all prob- and Jack Welch. Football Issue Of ability be the champion of the South- A higher goal has been set this Vanderbilt Exercises ern Conference for 1925. year than ever before, but it is be- Yellow Jacket On Of Students Will Not "Alabama will show a more finish- lieved that the full amount will be And North Carolina ed offense than any other team Tech forthcoming. The work that Gene Sale Tomorrow Be Changed meets in the 1925 season," said Coach (Continued on Page 4, Column 4) president Geor- Hansen of the Tornado coaching investigation it was found Dr. M. L. Brittain, Jack - Upon The next issue of the Yellow gia Tech, has returned to Atlanta staff, when asked about the great that it will be impossible to have Southern classic to be played on College Students To et, will be exclusively a football num- the seating arrangement of the stu- Saturday morning after attending the ber. It is crammed to the cover with Grant field tomorrow afternon, at dents changed this year, as all of the anniversary celebration at Chapel 2.30. The University of Alabama, incidents re- seats in the east stands not occupied Voice Opinion On humorous articles and Hill, commemorating fifty years of conference champions present a team garding activities on the gridiron. It by students have been sold for the continuous existence, and the open- (Continued on Page 3, Column 2) sale for the Tech - Alabama remainder of the games. However the World Court Problem will be on ing of several new buildings on the game, Saturday, Oct. 24th, and prom- wooden seats down in front of the Are students of the colleges of ises to be the best issue of the year. east stands have been turned over for campus of the University of North Roman Has Largest ceep America in favor of a world court Up to the present there has been the use of the freshmen and others Carolina, and a similar semi-centen- was of any kind which will act as a trib- no change in the staff which consists who care to sit there. The addition nial of Vanderbilt University at Nash- In History unal for the abolishment of wars? Band ► of the following: J. M. Barrett, editor of these seats helped the situation ville, during the week. ded This is the question which the in chief; I. C. Garber, business man- very much. Association is endeav- Upon his return from New York, Of The School Christian Council Association of - The Athletic .c1 a ager; J. C. Butt, advertising man on where he had seen the Tech-Penn America is placing before the Ameri- ager; Jule Gray, Will Griffin, Fred oring to pay off the indebtedness Lbil, the stands this year, and to do this it The Tech band, the largest in its can colleges in an educational cam- Long, Judy Harris, and Walter Al - State football game October 10, Dr. ilin. was necessary to sell as many seats Brittain spent Monday of last week history, is preparing for a most suc- paign to be conducted between now There are yet plenty of posi - dred. - cessful year. One of the most color- open in all departments for a possible. Next year with this in Ted and Christmas. tions at Chapel Hill, where fifty other col- ful features of the last football game Georgia Tech sent delegates repre- debtedness paid off the students will men who desire to tryout for the staff. section that lege presidents from all over the was the work of the band. Attired p Is . senting the Tech Y. M. C. A. to the The date for the tryouts has not been be placed in a different country had gathered to represent ca au- will be much closer to the fifty-yard in uniforms of duck trousers, yellf..w ,.... i, Southern Regional Council Meeting definitely decided, but will be these various institutions at the ex- sweaters, and sport hats, the dispen- 00 of the Y. M. C. A. held recently at flounced shortly, in another issue. line. ercises in North Carolina. sers of music paraded between the i Sweetwater camp to voice her senti- After spending most of the week halves receiving much applause from 4, ments in regard to this and other in Atlanta, Dr. Brittain went to the stands. At this time they match- 0 matters of importance. Mr. Cashion, Special Train For Vanderbilt Game Nashville to be at Vanderbilt for the ed their skill with that of the im- ....loss■ professor Morton, Oliver Sale and Anniversary Day of the celebration. pressive University of Florida band Emory Rumble were the Tech rep- • The University of North Carolina and made a most creditable showing. resentatives. Plans for the program .,:ast Students Must Make Glee Club Plans To first opened its doors to students in Under the leadership of Mr. Frank tria l at Blue Ridge were discussed but by 1795, but in 1871 the school was closed Roman the band has made large rest- far the most important thing was Reservations At Once meet Publish Novel Program because of the turbulent condition of strides. It now numbers 107 men, the world court proposition. the entire South. Since its reorgani- twenty men larger than last year. A campaign is to be conducted at Round Trip For $14.42 in the advance of the zation in 1875 the institution has en- Attesting to the excellence of its Tech similar to those to be conduct- A big step .....!... Tech Glee Club and one of the most joyed a continuous growth, and last music, the band has played "Ramb- OW ed on practically every other college been made class of ling Wreck" and "Up With the White ■ Arrangements have important improvements of the year week 31 matriculates of the / campus in the United States. In the the N. C. & St. L. Railroad to proces- and Gold" for Columbia records. These commerce courses on American gov- with will be incorporated when the club 1875 marched in the academic run a special train to Nashville for begins putting out its own program. sion, as did hundreds of the students pieces will be released to the public ernment the question will be raised the Tech-Vanderbilt game on Novem- discussed and in the English depart- the past it has been made up and of today. at an early date. ber 7. This train will leave Atlanta In The band is now making prepara- ment themes along his line will be call- issued by other interests. The mem- Dr. Brittain went to Vanderbilt's Friday evening, November 6, at 10 as a guest, representing tions for a trip to Nashville for the ed for and the history courses will in- bers of the club who have charge anniversary o'clock and will arrive in Nashville of the project are determined to make Georgia Tech, and upon his return to Vanderbilt game. The money for the clude work on the world court. Before the next morning, and will leave Atlanta just before the Florida-Tech trip must be raised by the student it a success and a permanent fea- - I Christmas a straw vote will be taken Nashville Sunday at 12:30 for Atlan- game, he stated that his visit had body. All loyal Tech men should co- to see whether or not the students ture of every season. ta. The round trip fare will be $10.66, As to the appearance of the pro- been a very pleasant one. He select- operate with the band in this matter, are in favor of the United States en- not including Pullman. With Pull- the most striking feature will ed Friday to be in Nashville as this for certainly if Florida, Alabama and tering a world court of any form ols can take theirherban ds man the fare will be $14.42 for lower gram as was Anniversary Day proper, and theth oer scho for the prevention of wars. A vote be the cover which is to be made tr ips, Tech de- it berth and $13.66 for upper. elaborate and as attractive as pos- program was to be the most interest- o n long will be taken at every college and Nashville. All students who wish to take ad- Page 6, Column 3) ing of the entire exercises. serving band to is hoped that this may have some in- (Continued on Page 4, Column 4) (Continued on fluence on legislation. THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925 2 ■■• ■■■••■ ■■■ no one, it just belongs there. Did you ever see a bee that wasn't HERE busy? letter, U. Now, that doesn't mean the AND 01le prbnique Lets look into the second else can put the U other fellow, but it means you. No one THERE THE SOUTH'S LIVEST COLLEGE WEEKLY U in busy then you can't busy but yourself. If you can't put the 41•■•■■■••■ ■•••••••••■■■■•••■■■ ■ lot in your life. Put yourself in ••••••. •••••• •• GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY ATLANTA, GA. be busy. That letter U means a and soon find "I have a pain in my tummy, d Publimbed every Friday by the students under the supervision of the Student Cassell. your job, bury yourself in it, then you'll get busy, word eaf, out who put the U in busy. Go to it fellows, build up that Said the cannibal to his mate. Entered at the Postoffice in Atlanta as mail matter of the second class. "I know, I know," his wife replied; Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section 1193„ sy ; can't mean anything unless U B there. " 'Tis that sweet girl grad-u-ate." Act of October 3, 1917. authorized April 3. 1922. of Although it has been about two weeks since the victory —Texas Ranger. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. a very pleasant 10c Per Copy; $2.00 Per Year; $IM Per Year to Tech Students. the Tornado over the Nittany Lions, it is yet notice that the "Sing a song of street cars, affair to think of; it is also very interesting to victory. AU advertising matter must be in the bands of the Business Manager by 6:00 P. M. Friday press is yet chocked full of comments concerning the Seats all lined with chaps; before date of publication. We eagerly turned to the "Grid Gossip" section of the Penn Four and twenty ladies we noticed Hanging from the straps." WARREN WHEARY Editor-in-Chief State Collegian, and among the comments therein 0. H. SALE •■••••■•••••■•••••■•••• Business Manager that: —Bradley Tech. BOARD OF EDITORS "There are eleven good reasons why the critics call the Geor- JOSEPH EICHBERG---- ..... Assistant Editor THE PASSING OF THE SINQU1 WILLIAM WARE Managing Editor gia Tech football team the Golden Tornado." JOHN PERSONS Associate Editor about Punts being of the Mother, may I go to the masque? Associate Editor "We won't make use of that old one FRED WAGENER Yes, my darling daughter. HAL CHAILLE ----___ Campus Editor thirty-up and thirty-down variety. Believe us the wind was bad. ■ ■ ■ ■••*...... • *NO. 4. ...woo«. • • • Sport Editor L . W. PITTS ...... •*• •••••• •*•••••••• •••••• •••••• • • &ow...Tow.* •••••• And this boy Wycoff—he of the educated toe—was kicking 'em, Put your lips to a silver Basque; MAKII-UP STAFF But don't go near the water. FRED LONG WALTER ALDRED even in the wind. into the fracas. To —Polytechnic Report. T. W. WOOD Exchanges H. BEMIS ____ ...... — ....Society "The widely advertised Tiny Hearne got HERNDON THOMAS ...... Campus Calendar W. T. Proofs tell the untimely truth, Tiny looked like the mountain Gutzon ED WHITE ------Sports Borglum was working on before he was fired." I've been three times a bridesmaid, REPORTERS But never a bride. JAMES NICHOLS S. W. KITTREDGE S. T. PRUITT C. M. COLYER There's not a thing in the drugstore T. L. McCONNELL W. K. FAWCETT That I haven't tried. Business Department [-CAMPUS CHATTER I never got dated, not even a call, A. G. BADENHOOP Assistant Business Manager Advertising And that dam halitosis is the cause - . Manager G. N. BISANAR ..... This way, Folks, to the "Family time was had by all after the grid- Of it all. B. J. HIERS Asia;ta-nt Manager Clerical Entrance" of a "1775 Lizzie" with iron dispute had been settled. —Colo. Sil. & Gold. W. 11. ARNOLD ------ Manager Circulation "Leaping Lena" and "Roaring Boar- G.S.T. G. M. JOHNSON ._ ...... -- Manager We saw a Math Prof. looking rather A. R. McDANIEL Assistant Manager ing Alice" whose "Tins you love to Mary had a little lamb, R. E. WILLIAMS Assistant Manager touch". Now, "Pray as you enter" wistfully at a pair of Oxford bags during STAFF: Guthman, Ezell, Reeves, McDonald, Hudson, Sanders. Now it's breath was nice and clean for "Paul Revere, midnite rider" will the Fashion Show and we just know For every day upon its hay Office Hours 4 to 6 P. M. Tuesday and Thursday. ask you to "Place hands here to push that he was waiting until after exams to Phone Hemlock 7629-J. its She put some listerine. along" and then "Drop nickel here" appear as a model tea hound in all LANE BROS. Staff Photographers —Blue Stocking. as "True love never runs smooth." glory. We guess, however, that The Prof. G.S.T. could take the derivative of those Bags 'Gene Turner Campaign and still have enough left for an ordinary COLLEGIATE After fightin' the faculty and the cruel Big baggy pants, pair of breeches. The Gene Turner campaign starts off next week, and every world for three long and weary years, it An unused book, Tech student will be given an opportunity to help out in the great seems that a Senior might have a say-so G.S.T. Speaking of mathematics, with the A Dunhill pipe, work which Gene is doing among Chinese students. in his own realm, but from the indica- A vacant look, tions Saturday, it appeared that the Senior posting of monthly grades, it appears A dollar or so that may be saved by attending one less that the most of the professors knew Unhatted head, the latest fad, dance or by staying away from a couple of shows, if contributed Section was anything but a Senior Sec- And always broke, the college lad. tion. Every available inch was seemingly a trait of Calculus, not any integral to the Gene Turner fund, will mean very much in the education but just plain, unadulterated differ- —Florida Alligator. and development of some Chinese student who is depending on taken up when the dignified Seniors ar- rived and many were forced among the entation. Gene Turner for help. Gene as the first Y. M. C. A. secretary I've got a girl named Hannah common herd. It seems that the students G.S.T. established practically all the student activities which are so im She came from ole Montana. should realize it is a mark of respect and The past and present might be sum- portant in college, and did much to create a better spirit on the The reason I don't love my Hannah a high privilege to be a Senior and should marized by the following incident which campus. Now he is unselfishly devoting his life to this work in Is because she's dead Goldmammah. allow them some rights in their own happened at the game Saturday. The China. The students depending on Gene need your help. Gene —Florida Alligator. needs your help to reach them. Every year Tech sends him a section. news croaker came by and with the pres- G.S.T. ent ever in mind in a masterful voice voluntary contribution from the students for the carrying on of He held me in his arms and whisper. his work. It has become a tradition to send him a sum every Boy howdy! but we sure like to see announced his wares, "Look what Fur- Florida come to Atlanta and espe- man did to Georgia." The past was re- ed, "Dear, year, and this year a higher goal than ever has been set. In For all eternity I want you near." order for the campaign to be a success every student must co- cially when those good people are so called by the casual observer who said, operate. generous with all they have in com- "Look what Sherman did to Georgia." mon. It was a grand occasion and The future, my dear lads, will be spelled I sometimes sit and sadly smile, LET'S UPHOLD TECH TRADITIONS AND GIVE TO THE it was memorable to attain once more in big, bold letters on November 7, when Eternity was such a little while. FOREIGN STUDENTS WHO NEED OUR HELP BY GIVING that which was once ours. It was a the entire history - making world reads, —The Log. TO GENE TURNER. great spirit, great game, and a great "Look what Tech did to Georgia." Underclassmen in Senior Section Extracts From the Week's Best It was very noticeable Saturday the large number of under- News From Other Colleges classmen who insisted on sitting in the senior section. This sec- Editorial tion was secured through the efforts of the senior class, and was Choate School has the distinction of The new type of examination in * * * reserved for occupancy by seniors and seniors only. It is only possessing one of the two sets of which instead of answering questions TUFTS COLLEGE WEEKLY large enough for the members of the senior class and if the under- deer horns brought back by Com- the students pas sjudgment upon the mander Perry from the Arctic re- accuracy of written statements sub- classmen are going to take advantage of the privilege of the sen- HOW ACTIVE SHOULD ACTIVI- iors some means will have to be derived to stop them. However, gion on his trip on which he discov- mitted to him, is destined to super- this should not be necessary, for any student in school will after ered the North Pole. sede the traditional quiz and to re- TIES BE? a few moments of thought understand that it is only for seniors duce the number of pupils who drop One of the most perplexing and and will not want to sit where they are not wanted. To further aid new members Har- out of school in the opinion of the important questions facing the stu- The reservation is roped off, with a large sign at the top, so vard has a group of 60 faculty mem- Psychology Department of Columbia dent of any modern college is that of there is no excuse for sitting there by mistake. Every class will bers to act as a Freshman Board of University. the relative importance of campus ac- have a chance in the future to sit in this section, their day is corn- Advisers. tivities and scholarship. When he ob- ing and since everyone passes through the same classes they Because of the excessive hazing at serves the preponderant part which should certainly wait until the proper time before assuming the Invisible light is opening up a new the North Carolina State College so campus activities play in college life, privileges that they deserve. field for the transmission of secret many of the freshmen moved off the the halos so securely resting above signals in warfare and for detection campus that the sophomore class the heads of the so-called "big" men College Football of chemical frauds and forgeries ac- promised to abolish hazing. All men of the campus and the constant and cording to recent reports from Johns hereafter caught in any form of haz- promising inducements offered to all Georgia Tech's alumni and student body eagerly accept the Hopkins University. ing will be shipped. who strive for college glory, he must sweeping inquiry now being made of college football. There have been rumors current for years that professionalism is rampant be moved to wonder what the purpose among college teams, and the Technique takes the stand that CAMPUS CALENDAR of college properly is and what is whoever is stirring up all this racket should "put up or shut up". the exact nature of higher education. Friday, October 23: When he becomes initiated into the Lots of folks are yearly condemned by unsubstantiated scan- of Merrimakers Dance (Garber Hall) disdainful attitude of the majority dal, but we do not want to see a national sport condemned by a 9:00 P.M. his associates Saturday, October 24: toward books and few "scandal mongers". If there is any fire behind all this smoke, studying, the question must force it- let's find it (if it exists) and put it out. Football—Tech vs. Alabama (Grant Field) 2:30 P.M. self upon him, "Should students Football Dance (Garber Hall) College football is for amateurs only, despite the fact that 9:00 P.M. really study ?" Many a student will there are some professional teams around the country. Watch Sunday, October 25: tell you with a perfectly straight face the spectators at a professional football game, and then view a Bible Classes. that success in activities is far more college stadium packed with colorful humanity — which crowd Gene Turner (Ponce de Leon Baptist) ftioelbdede of lseiarrendintgh.an distinction in the 9:45 A.M. seems the most enthused ? The answer is too obvious to put North Avenue Presbyterian Church 9:45 A.M. down. All Saints Episcopal Church If an individual believes will 9:45 A.M. that he St. Marks Methodist Church benefit more by devoting the major College football men of today are high class students. They 9:45 A.M. have got to be—the game demands it—brains and more brains Monday, October 26: portion of his attention to sports, we are needed on the gridiron. A paid football player cannot excel Technique Make-up Staff ("Y" Basement) will not now criticize his choice but 7:00 P.M. ns in both studies and football ; he can't be much interested in edu- Radio Program, Broadcast by WGST oht the bear in mind a college cation. But, the amateur has to apply himself so he can play Tuesday, October 27: 9:00 P.M. is not for him football; a couple of "flunks" and he leaves the squad. In short, the chief business at col- Glee Club Practice (Tech "Y") lege is that of studying. Extra-cur - Come on, let's inquire some more ! Technique Editorial Staff 4:00 P.M. ricular activities are avocations or di- Wednesday, October 28: 4:00 P.M. versions and the student who excels Letters of the Alphabet Technique Circulation Staff ("Y" Basement) in activities to the detriment of the •.... 4:00 P.M. B Blue Print Editorial Staff ("Y" Basement) larger work will fare approximately Thursday, October 29: ..... 4:00 P.M. How busy are you today ? Not so busy ? Well, then let's as well as the 'business man who de- look into that little word and see what constitutes it. GleeClub Practice ...... votes most of his time to his hobby. 4:00 P.M. Those first two letters look like fertile ground for explora- Radio Program, Broadcast by WGST ...... 7:00 P.M. All this, however, is not in depre- tion. B for instance. Has your instructor ever told you to B there Friday, October 30: ciation of a moderate and well-bal - anced program of extra-curricular ac- on time, and when your girl gives you a date don't you say you Merrimaker's Dance (Garber Hall) ...... will B there. Add two little e's to b and you have the most in- 9 :00 P.M. tivities. If the individual who stresses NOTICE—Those desiring announcements of future events in the Campus the unimportant is a failure, the one dustrious insect in the world. Who put the B in busy, anyway— Calendar leave notices at the "Y" desk or in the Technique office. whose interests are narrow and con- fined is scarcely more successful. 3 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925

SOUTHERN FOOTBALL WORLD It is hardly possible that the Crim- with the defeated of last season fresh "Bad Man", Recent CENTERS ATTENTION ON son forwards will be able to entire- in their minds nothing but the best Marionette Success, GRANT FIELD FOR TORNADO ly shut off the moving-van tactics of in the South can stop the Jackets. CLASH WITH ALABAMA Messrs. Godwin, Poole, Forrester, MUSE'S To Be Staged Again (Continued from Page 1, Column 5) Tharpe and Carpenter. If Alabama Thirty thousand live rabbits, raised which will find its match for the should be able to hold together before at the University of Kansas, have first time this season, when it lines the Tech line's onrushes, and Gillis been shipped to Pennsylvania to re- Twenty - Five Elected In up against the Jackets tomorrow. and his cohorts get under way with populate the hills of that state. Final Cut The power of Coach Wade's team a few completed forward passes, the is offensively, with the backfield more Tide may not reach the ebb during A thread and needle shop will be Three Pre-Xmas Trips experienced than the line, and excep- the afternoon. But those who have created at Antioch college this fall tionally fast in its entirety. The frequented the flats this year will be The Marionettes will present the Tidesmen have made a science of willing to concede off-hand that the which will supply all of the students' "Bad Man" again. Last spring was blocking, and in their early season team that holds Tech's line deserves sewing and mending needs. In addi- games they furnished some pretty tion to the repair work on haber- the first time that this play has ever to win. dashery and lingerie the shop will been seen on an Atlanta stage, and exhibitions in this line, but last Sat- After a full week of preparation, urday against Sewanee this depart- handle an attractive line of nedle- its success was enough to warrant re- and that with a squad that did not ment of their play was not up to its suffer serious injury last Saturday, work. peaing. The first rehearsal was earlier standard. Coach Alexander will be ready and held Tuesday. All men were urged Alabama or Tech will drop out of waiting for hostilities, at game-time Percy Marks "The Plastic Age," to be present because eight new men the first rung contenders for the tomorrow. Alabama is strong, but is soon to be filmed. will be needed to fill the places of conference title after the all-important engagement tomorrow, and that those who graduated last year. puts this affair on a basis that no The final try-outs for the Marion- early season game or intersectional ettes were held last Wednesday. As contest can assume. Bankrupt Sale a result the twenty-five most talent- Just now, Tech, Alabama, Vander- ed men were chosen. They are H. D. bilt, and Tulane, rank as the lead- Anasstass, L. C. Lane, L. J. Froshin, ing contenders in the conference, Stock of High-Grade and Exclusive Clothing, W. H. Richardson, T. E. McCutcheon, and the last two seem likely to win Gents' Furnishings and Fixtures Must Be Closed $62,000 Out at Once at Tremendous Sacrifice. Abe Goldwasser, H. T. Williams, Brien their games tomorrow. With Tech L. Keiley, Frank Litaker, W. M. or Alabama, however, a tie is the The highest class of Clothing and Gents' Furnishings in the only event in which one or the other entire City of Atlanta, "Adler Collegian" Clothes, Ide, Arrow and Jones, A. F. Geeslin, Todd Lunsford, Metric Shirts, Wilson Bros. and Mansco Underwear, Monito, J. L. Robeson, H. E. Eaton, W. W. must not drop down a step in the Interwoven and Wilson Bors. Hosiery, Stetson Hats, Caps, Col- May, Jr., F. D. Barthelmess, Douglas standings. lars, Sweaters, Neckwear, Etc. Every article must be sold im- McIver, W. F. Shedden, E. M. Under- With the Tide's powerful and mediately. MUSE wood, Wm. Manucy, A. Belcher, T. J. scientific offense, and Tech's proven Parkerson, Lane Mitchell, Dunbar scoring ability on the simple plays Bankrupt Stocks of Bayley. These men are to be con- that alone have been called by the COATS gratulated on their success and this Jacket quarters, neither team is like- should encourage them to work hard ly to hold the other without some Blackstock-Hale-Morgan Company to reach the top of that ladder. Their sort of a score. 130 Peachtree Street $35 $45 $50 first opportunity to start climbing Brown and Gillis will find plenty Opposite Candler Building came Tuesday when the initial try- of difficulty in getting around out for "The Bad Man" took place. Merkle, Marshall and Irwin, for ap- The club is not ready to announce preciable gains on their end runs, Tech men. attend this big sale and save 50% to 75% on your fall outfits. the road trips for this year at pres- and Hubert will not be the first man I ent. It has decided to make three to give up in disgust, if he finds road trips before the Christmas Holi- . Tech's line too strong for his plunges days and to take a week's trip after the holidays. Last year the club made successful trips through Georgia and South Carolina. Tech Represented At Y.M.C.A. Convention Lie In Washington He Believed a

Tech will have one of the very few student delegates at the International and Scorned the Truth Triennial Convention of the Y. M. C. A., which meets in Washington, D. C., from October 21 to October 27. YOUNG PEASANT of Central The Board of Trustees of the Tech Y. M. C. A. have decided to send cj4 Europe was eagerly questioning Pearce Baker to the convention to represent Tech, as well as Mr. Wade two Harvard men regarding the won- Cashion, the secretary of the Tech ders of New York. "Y". Only a few of the schools near Washington will send student dele- MUSE gates, the great majority of the The first one told him that some of schools in the United States and the the New York buildings are so tall other countries sending only the general secretaries of their local branches that they are snowcapped all the year. BAGS of the Y. M. C. A. The convention will bring together The peasant stared a moment at this, the Y. M. C. A. workers from all $10 • over the world to discuss the plans but decided it must be true. and policies of the organization for the next three years. Addresses will Then the second Harvard man spoke be given by men known all over the world. President Coolidge is to speak of the great buildings equipped with on October 24. Baker, who is the student president dozens of elevators, some for local of the Y. M. C. A. at Tech, and Mr. service, some for express to the twen- Cashion leave Atlanta today, to return next Tuesday. tieth and higher storeys. The peasant burst out laughing and said, "Now Felt turn-down unbound brims you are making fun of me!" with striped flan- nel sport bands • drop by! are very popular. Strange but true, of the two marvels They're i n the the real one was harder to believe. softer shades of dove, tan a n d The identification of Otis Elevators grey. L. G. BALFOUR & CO. with the buildings of New York $7.50 $8.50 $10 fraternity and other great cities of the world is jewelers accepted quite casually by those who THE NEW COLLEGE have their complete selection of visit the important world centers. STYLE SHOE, THAT fraternity jewelry, class pins, HAS CAPTURED emblems and collegiate station- ery in THE EAST, IS AT MUSE'S NOW A THE WOOLWORTH BUILDING, New York is the highest commercial build- MUSE'S ing in the world. The Otis tower elevators travel a distance of 680 feet, run- and $8 26 Otis elevators in the building. $6 (Main floor, at the ning at a speed of 600 F. P. M., there being Broad St. entrance) ■ • 0 TIS ELEVATOR COMPANY FRED PAGE — OtEces in all Principal Cities of the World ENOCH BENSON MUSE'S Assisted by Marthame Sanders I 4 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, CA.. F;;IDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925

MERCER CUBS HOLD JUNIOR TWO YEAR TIE BROKEN AS JACKETS TO 0-0 SCORE TORNADO DOWNS 'GATORS, 23.: Line Continues Dri Frosh Eleven Shows ed an outstanding game. Drennen Southern Conference p Shown In Penn Good Form In at guard, Durant, Randolph and Hol- Standings To Date land in the backfield, all displayed State Game W. L. Pts. O.P. Av. Macon mid-season form. Team Ga. Tech 2 0 56' 7 1.000 Many Floridians Mercer made only three first downs See Mishaps and Penalties Alabama 2 0 69 0 1.000 Contest during the game, one in the third 2 0 51 10 1.000 Costly Tulane quarter and two in the fourth. The North Caro 0 24 0 1.000 With the determination to bre„ 21 0 4 0 '1.000 a two-year deadlock, the The Tech Freshmen eleven tied cubs had to punt the ball on every Virginia "mod, 0 32 6 1.000 Golden Tornado" of 1925 blew out 0. with the Mercer Frosh 0-0 in their other play. The Tech freshmen ran Auburn Vanderbilt 34 16 1.000 Grant Field last Saturday afternoo• first game of the season last Satur- over them for down after down only W. & L. . 000 and decisively beat the Florida G to lose the ball on a fumble or on a a. day at Macon. The Junior Jackets So. Caro. .500 13 tors 23 to 7. The same driving attae. easily out-played the Mercer Rats bad pass. The punting of the Tech Kentucky 111 1 01 19 7 25 3101 1 0 through the line and off tackle tha but after each drive as the team ap- team was good and far surpassed that V. P. I. 1 1 30 19 .500 featured in the victory over Pen , of the Mercer team.. proached the goal they lost the ball Maryland 0 1 3 .000 State was used to ward off the ir The Junior Jackets did very well in 0 1 6 7 .000 vasion of the Floridians. by some mishap. Penalties and bad Georgia their initial game, and under Don Florida 0 1 7 23 .000 The outcome of the game was n fourth downs beat the Tech boys. Miller's care should soon be a win- Miss. A.&M 0 1 3 21 .000 great surprise to the Jacket sup Several men on the Tech team play- ning team. Mississippi 0 1 7 26 .000 porters, but the some five thousan La. State 0 1 0 42 .000 Florida fans who swarmed to Atlar Tennessee 0 1 0 34 .000 to for the fray were both shocke , r Sewanee 0 1 0 27 .000 and disappointed from the start tc V. M. I. 0 2 10 51 .000 the close of the game. N. C. State 0 2 6 24 .000 The invaders met a team of harp; Clemson 0 2 12 32 .000 men, a team that has improved a hum dred percent over the one of last Gillis, Star of the Crimson Tide, Who Will Match Wits with Ivan Williams SPECIAL TRAIN FOR year. The real explanation of the Tomorrow. VANDERBILT GAME decisive victory was a powerful line working in perfect harmony with ar (Continued from Page 1, Column 2) Temporary Stands accurate and fast charging backfield , vantage of this opportunity to go to To Add 4,000 Seats Giant holes were torn in the Flor. the game must sign up at the "Y" ida walls through which the Jacket With all other tickets for the Geor- backs crashed for repeated gains desk for reservations on the special. , gia game already sold, seats in the This is very necessary as complete Not within the last five years has temporary stands, which will soon be the Tech team played such hard and built, will be placed on sale this week. arrangements can not be made until punishing football. The steady pound. These new bleachers, with a capac- it is known exactly how many stu- ing wore the Gator forwards down, ity of some four thousand, will in- dents are going on the trip. The Pull- Nothing but a stone wall could have crease the total capacity of the stad- mans that will be used on this train resisted such a driving attack as the ium to about forty thousand or more. Jackets put forth. Work will be started on them about will be sent from Chicago, and until the time of the Vanderbilt game, on the authorities know how many stu- Tech won on straight football and November 7, and about a week will dents are going they will not know was not forced to uncork any new plays. During the game only seven be required for their completion. how many cars to order. The impor- These stands heretofore have been plays were used and most of these tance of making reservations for this went through the line. It is very put up only for the Auburn game, and train can not be emphasized too much it was for this game only that they fortunate that the Jackets have not were used. This year, however, from since only enough cars will be ordered been forced to open their bag of trick advance sale indications, it is ex- to take care of those who make reser- plays because games lie ahead that pected that they will be filled to ca- vations. will call for everything they can pacity for both of these games. muster. ALL LOYAL STUDENTS OF TECH The work of the Tech ends, Mar- In accepting the Presidency of ASKED TO CONTRIBUTE TO shall and Merkle, on both offense Northwestern University Dr. Glenn GENE TURNER CAMPAIGN and defense was the outstanding fea• Frank, 38 year old editor of the Cen- (Continued from Page 1, Column 1) ture of the game. They were down tury Magazine, becomes the youngest Turner is doing among Chinese stu- well under punts and their tackling college president in the United States. dents is very vital, and every dollar was deadly. It was quite interesting to note how consistently these two collected will mean a step in the edu- Mac Brown, Alabama Students of the University of Colo- would box the giant Florida tackles. rado attending dances are not al- cation of fellow students. The money The entire Jacket line worked lowed to serve refershments, smoke, received from Tech students will be equally as well. To Bill Fincher goes or use wax on the dance floor. used solely for the work which Gene the credit for this. He has instilled is carrying on. Gene is an old in his linesmen the principles of hard TRIPOD PAINT CO. Tech i man, and one of the campus tradi- footballnh tre which was certainly evident MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS tions is to help him continue his labor pplay. in foreign fields. To the Tech backfield also goes a Walnut 0143 93 N. Pryor St. large portion of the credit. Wycoff Sam Murray, Carter Barron and According to a new ruling at the Ike Williams all proved their worth. University of Oklahoma dates will be Tech varied her off-tackle buck by SARNOFF-IRVING regulated by a power-house whistle. Wycoff and Carter Barron with a The first warning blast blown at QUALITY HATS delayed buck by Sam Murray that 10:30 on school nights and 11:20 on worked like a million dollars. Sam Friday nights will be a signal for $3.25 $4.00 $5.00 $7.00 with the help of a steady working 17 Peachtree Street starting farewells. The final blast At 5 Points • ten minutes later will mark the sep- line executed this play like a master. aration. Wycoff again proved that he is the You can score big—and (Continued oi nn enjoy every minute of the game in a cosy Saunders I System coupe or sedan. Marcus Clothing Co. A party of five can drive to out-of-town games 62 Peachtree 61 N. Broad cheaper than rail fare — an-i on your own schedule. Students : We have what you want in that Fall Suit Come in and figure it out. Rialto WeekOct 26th and Overcoat. Prices— SAUNDERS SYSTEM BEBE DANIELS and HARRISON FORD .0 12 W. Peachtree In . 50 $35 $27 t o 0 14-16 Houston St. Hats to suit your taste. Prices— "LOVERS IN QUARANTINE" A PARAMOUNT PICTURE $4.00 and $5.00 ESTELLE BRADLEY The Latest Novelties In In SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, PAJAMAS, UNDERWEAR "BELOW ZERO" WE CAN FURNISH EXTRA PANTS WITH ALL SUITS. A Mermaid Educational Comedy PATHE NEWS 5 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925

Conference Games Gleanings From Grant Field Tomorrow THE EMBLEM SHOP Fraternity Badges HE OUTCOME OF the game Saturday afternoon with Alabama will Georgia Tech vs. Alabama, at At- lanta. Plain and Jewelled largely depend whether or not Tech will be crowned Conference cham- in stock for delivery pions. There is no doubting the ability of the Crimson Tide with Georgia vs. Vanderbilt, at Athens. T Gold Jewelry and Silver Novelties Grant Gillis, Pooley Hubert and Mack Brown in the line-up. Last Kentucky vs. Sewanee, at Lexing- year it was largely the fact that Alabama defeated Tech that the Southern ton. Mounted with Fraternity Coat cf Arms Conference crown fell into Alabama's hands and the 14 to 0 defeat last year Tennessee vs. Louisiana State, at Special Orders Made Up—Immediate Service has been a bone of contention and should be remedied in this meeting. There Knoxville. Closest Prices—Prompt and Courteous Attention A Cordial Welcome Always is no getting around it, Alabama must be given the short side and snowed Virginia vs. Maryland, at Char- under. Tech has the material and the ammunition behind the guns •,:o put 200 METROPOLITAN BUILDING FORSYTH AND LUCKIE STS., lottesville. PHONE IVY 7081 ATLANTA up the right type of battle to win and win we must. Tulane vs. Northwestern, at Chica- FROM EVERY CORNER comes the spreading news of the Thin Red line of Alabama and what trouble Coach Wallace Wade is encountering in put- go. ting it into figthing ability for the North Carolina vs. Mercer, at Ma- con. Knickers Tech encounter. The Crimson Tide has always had a line which has com- Auburn vs. Howard, at Auburn. $5 up pared with the best in Southern Con- W. & L. vs. V. P. I., at Lynchburg. ference and this year is no exception. Florida vs. Wake Forrest, at We cannot say that the Tide's line Gainesville. is as good or even better than the Miss. A. & M. vs. Miss. at Jackson. line developed by Coach Bill Fincher, N. C. State vs. V. M. I., at Rich- yet credit must be given the Crimson mond. line and its worth must not be ignor- ed, not even by the Yellow Jackets. AND BEHIND THIS LINE there Last Week's Scores is an array of good backs which will compare with the best in the Con- Georgia Tech, 23; Florida, 7. At ference. That bunch of fast moving Atlanta. ball carriers have a sort of way about Georgia, 21; Furman, 0. At Au- them that makes it hard to stop their gusta. onrush down the field. They have a Vanderbilt, 34; Tennessee, 7. At "It's twice as fast as writing longhand" real knack of carrying the pigskin Nashville. say this because with a little practice which has carried Alabama to one Tulane, 25; Miss. A. & M., 3. At TUDENTS soon become speedy writers. Essays are championship and to victory already New Orleans. S they written, notes kept in good up-to-date condition, and over two conference teams, piling up W. & L., 25; Kentucky, 0. At letters gotten off quickly and easily. 69 points to 0 for the opposition. Lexington. Mississippi, 7; Union, 6. At Ox- The New Remington Portable perfectly meets the We earnestly believe that if Tech demands of the student, for it is the lightest, smallest, can muster Alabama that the chances ford. all standard keyboard portables. Virginia, 18; V. M. I., 10. At and most compact of are the Jackets will wear the Con- It is durable beyond words—you'll find it useful for fexence football crown this year and Charlottesville. Alabama, 27; Sewanee, 0. At Birm- years and years to come. prospecting further, the famous Notre We will be glad to show you the many advantages Dame Irishmen can be conquered, ingham. of this New Remington Portable and explain our new Auburn, 0; Texas, 33. At Dallas. which would give Tech an admission easy payment plan. V. P. I., 3; Maryland, 0. At Wash- ticket to claim the Southern crown Remington Typewriter Co. and a howling chance to admission to ington. Tomorrow the Tournament of Roses. Going 38 Luckie Street Atlanta, Ga. over all that makes us dizzy to think E. S. McNiece, Tech Representative at the Game about it, just the prospects which Welcome to are now in Tech's grasp, and every- Trice, complete body's grasp for all that. We can with case, $60 not beat around the bush, Tech has dvetv Hart a powerful team and in fact probably The the best since the big blow of the Golden Tornado. It is the duty of Remington every student to give his all in back- 6 East North Ave. Schaffner ing up that team, which is giving Between the Peachtrees only a little. * * * Open till the wee hours ofortable & Marx GOING BACK A WEEK the out- in the morning come of the Florida game was just as we had predicted. After the game we had a short talk with Coach Se- Four Winds bring, and a fine fellow he was, pleas- ing personality, a great coach, a be- loved tutor by the entire 'Gator team. 1,1 "Tech has something which she has A411. Topcoats not had in years, an offense," said ;‘,7 • Coach Sebring. "In Barron Tech has ob. Atx, a great halfback. Wycoff is just as good this season as he was last year, and is the greatest fullback I have ever seen. Williams ran the team well and is a great field general." ei: *41 J■• These welcomed remarks by Coach Sebring are appreciated and Tech can 1 4,1 return the compliments, for in our 1 14 % AND $45 $50 $55 $60 $65 estimation Captain Edgar Jones is one , 1 ' of the greatest halfbacks to romp up 4::)) ,7,,,, •„,,,,,:: : '111: % INS 2: . %. and down ' on Grant Field. Goldstein ..,„„, :14:1rog741..H,.,„ Wind, Rain, Sleet , 4111"114. . " tn..'"ttra” , ,,,...... 7‘ "'"4" 4,4, and Cy Williams are a pair of bril- • ' A . ■ ' ‘%1% \,,,, liant tackles and played a great game ....., (4, 441Ih. .r*pap%.. •■1% ' 't`' ■#"ton,. or Snow, they against Tech. We are always glad to '. *b. have Florida as our guest for the .. atifew...4 .Acirodavostvivz pt‘.,..i.: ,,': ,,,„,, ,::14‘":‘ ,%%44* '„\ 4. \ L::,..,e.g. oor. Lifetime shed them all 'Gator team always bring a great 1 14)t4 iiii.r. :: school spirit with them and a band I. IIIE -.1.-- 0-1.• -"mgmer s of happy rooters. Good winners and Rtt:111.364 ..-.ii4r 1 N4. Many new pat------6 'Z-14 ta*W*451W \;;,,, good losers, the true qualities of good ta' %.?3, I; tf: `0A\ sportsmen. 14(.4* 11:14itql-.5 WeAte, 4e#4; t%74.1:'''''s terns and color- * • • 14 1."-Rlowega.016,4.- Al * .• 41.-Z-1■10ier • Web'. Cdpf494;116 ings for Fall WITH THE OPENING of the regi- 9411:4_,IP L 47:U mental basketball tournament every - 41i110-*.1 student in the military department Are you a rind..7 1-410;,. fr.e.svi has an opportunity to try his hand at coopt.-.., ‘41110:740Vh4kr Daniel's College the indoor game and is urged to come You'll have more time and a freer inclination ■Aj . P9 out. Many a varsity player has been for pleasanter things if you have the right tools VGsoN.. numbered among the battalion teams fay It41 for school use. Buy a " Lifetime" pen, not alone • 117 •• and who knows but what you might oilr Clothes because it is the smart and the successful pen of i 040 be a prospective varsity candidate. ••-if with two pair of trousers the day; or because it is made of green, jade- jo00,1 green radite, a beautiful and indestructible ma- a::: : $25 $30 $35 The system of having afternoon terial ; or because it has a "nifty" little white dot PPw' d classes has been revived at Prince- eel on its "other" end and a lifetime guaranteed nib. it so ton. No classes have been held in # tt4 it7 CARTER BARRON Ate, But buy it for the very good reason that it is an aig the afternoon at Princeton for 20 .iri,: MACK THARGE years. KM'3 infallible performer. Sold at the better stores. rpm.4141 Representatives Price, $8.75 Student's special, 57.50 Others lower , in.-- efl 1 11 . A new tradition of having a ban- esui "Lifetime" Titan oversize pencil to match, $4.25 ea Sheoffer Skrip--successor to ink—makes all pens write better quet open to all men of the univer- e'•:wo..i‘ lie‘ ... 47• sity, given in honor of the football Daniel Bros. G414 WV rr 4014 Vti team has been established at the ...... ,0#.0,4, ,,,,. 4.1.,%-..../.41 University of Michigan. slit‘Ne i a H EAF FE d,..if; PENS PENCILS • SKRIP 0.,fm-Astr - 7...ile N 0,,,:ku, „eel.," ea;440,4) Fifteen fraternity houses of the Q' A. SHEAFFER PEN COMPANY Company .7;7011.114- 1pkiv, , FORT MADISON. IOWA 7:e ca./sri ) 4•P University of Chicago must either %de .2•112:141ITAIVett" 414074,- S "■ pay their 1924 and 1925 faxes or be 41 Ztezi.o.s gc....:kg..,„,■ •■••• 1/...0.40beht, eare College Men ftirti■ vel PrZetille'irlk ,12oIllA1 "•••• ". 440. s' —.rm. 1. •40 441 )2 Outfitters to put up for auction at a tax sale ac- . 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6 THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925 place in the Y cabinet when he i s Miss N e w m a n Goes Freshman "Y" C an upperclassman. All members of zed the club are members of the Friend- To New York T o OOrganized ship Council which has a supper once a month and has speakers present to With twenty-one men of the class Complete New Book on subjects of interest of 1929 pledged already, the Fresh- talk to work, the student Y. M. C. A. The Miss Frances Newman. who has man "Yr Club has gotten off to a ers in holds meetings every week, When been head librarian at Tech for the good start this fall. These twenty- club it studies and hears talks on timely past year, has been granted a leave one men who have been picked from A. and subjects. of absence of one year to complete those prominent in Y. M. C. Organized at Tech in December, The Merrimakers Dance at Gar- members of the class and their lady a new book on which she has been Hi-Y work in high school will be ini- club has already proved it- friends are cordially invited to be engaged for some time. Miss Delia tiated the first week of next month, sn f bers Friday night was attended by definite factor in campus life; present and participate in the pro- Johnston is acting in Miss Newman's s1seu9lb2O3jr:agt h one of the largest crowds seen at and will form the nucleus around gram. place during her absence. which will be built the Freshman and now its activities and influence a dance this year, a large part of have spread so that there is a club Miss Newman is becoming recog- "Y" Club of this year. organized at Tulane University and the crowd being from Florida. Next Saturday evening the Merrimakers nized in the literary world as a very Under the care of Jack Welch of one being organized at the University Friday night the dance at Garbers Club entertained at another foot- gifted author. Her last book, "The the Y. M. C. cabinet, the pledges are Florida.e p will be in honor of the visitors from ball dance celebrating Tech's victory Short Story's Mutations," first pub- going through a period of training of Fhloosr are J. B. Blanton, over Florida. Next Saturday another lished in 1924, created a great deal which will enable them successfully Those Alabama. Music will be furnished Marshall Blackmon, Douglas Crock- football dance will be held at Gar- of interest. Her new book is being to carry on the work this year and by Vick Myers orchestra. Dunn, C. H. ber's in honor of the Tech and Ala- awaited with eagerness by Miss New- to recruit other members from the ett, Raymond Evans, R. Those present last Friday night bama football teams. man's many friends. Miss Newman freshman class. Every freshman is R. McCreary, G. F. Harrell, Jr., T. B. were: Miss Martha Powell, Miss Those present last Saturday were: has gone to New York to work on eligible while upperclassmen are not, King, Jr., Walter Jones, Jr., D. F. Maxine Adams, iMisS Alice Gayle, Miss Yolande Gwynne, Miss Dot An- her book. so it is purely an organization for Rice, H. J. Poole, John Hook, C. M. Griffin, Therance Tyson, Jr., A. Miss Mary Knight, Miss Sophie derson, Miss Pat Rogers, Miss Ruth Miss Johnston, who is filling Miss first year men. J. E. Street, Miss Martha Maddox, Miss Miller, Miss Boyce Lokey, Miss Helen Newman's place as head librarian at Work in the club trains a man for Pellettieri, Lee Womelsdorf, Woodruff, 0. N. Smith, Burton, H. S. Gates Eckford, Miss Florence Eck- McKenzie, Miss Gates Eckford, Miss Tech, has served as assistant librari- bigger work in the Y. M. C. A. and ford, Miss Mary Moseley, Miss Boyce Helena Calloway, Miss Virginia Tur- an for the past year, and is thor- gives him an opportunity to get a Chas. McKagen, Jr., B. T. Wood. Lokey, Miss Helena Calloway, Miss man, Miss Rebecca Williams and oughly familiar with the work in all Eugenia Bridges, Miss Lula Lewis, Miss Ruth Mathews of Brenau Col- its details. Miss Dorothy Murray, Miss Jane Williams, Miss Virginia lege, Miss Eugenia Bridges, Miss sister of John Murray of Tech's foot- Turman, Miss Kitty Parks, Miss , Jane Tway, Miss Helen Merdaugh, ball team, has been secured as assist- Kathryn Stanford, Miss Jo Clark, and others. ant librarian during Miss Newman's Miss Dot Anderson, Miss Dot Stiff, absence. Miss Yolande Gwynne, Miss Pat The members of the Beta Theta Rogers, Miss Josephine Hollis, Miss Pi Pledge Club announce a dance to GLEE CLUB PLANS TO PUBLISH Isobel Hunter, Miss Catherine Raine, be given on the evening of November NOVEL PROGRAM Miss Ruth McMillan, Miss Runa Ir- 20. (Continued from Page 1, Column 3) win, Miss Venida Viley, Miss Nell sible. There will be cuts of some of Clayton, Miss Virginia Dabney, Miss Alpha Delta chapter of Pi Kappa the members and of certain of the Ruth Miller, Miss Cleona Bates, Alpha entertained as guests of hon- scenes and settings of recent years. Miss Corday Rice, Miss Jane Tway, or at dinner last Sunday Miss Leah The great old standby of all college Miss Ruth Mathews and Miss Rebec- Burpee, Miss Grace Carr, Miss Mil- publications, the jokes, will be pres- FISH BRO . ca Williams of Brenau College, Miss lie Steen, Miss Maudie Pierce, and ent in abundance. The advertise- ``--S\\CCkn:ilkiZ Helen Bradbury, Miss Isabelle Breit- Miss Sue Alderman of Jacksonville, ments will carry the main part of enbuker, Miss Virginia Deering, Miss Fla. the financial end of the project, and STYLES FOR MEN.WOMENI AND CHILDREN A. J. TOWER CO.. BOSTON; Letitia Johnson, Miss Louise Brad- will enable the members to put out bury, Miss Harriet Leek, Miss Ade- as fine a program as they have plan- lyne Winston, and many others. ned.

The Chi Phis entertained at a tea Carte dance Saturday evening following the Tech-Florida football game, in hon- du Jour or of the members of the two teams and the sponsors. Now, Phideas Krinkle, early in Among those present were: Miss his college course, would have Sophie Street, Miss Tiny Raine, Miss no frills, either as regards schol- • arship and studies, or equip- Ethel Smith, Miss Rebecca Ashcraft, ment. Hence, we found him Miss Helena Calloway, Miss Margaret (that is, some one did) buying "Everything's fake" Neill, Miss Francis Wright, Miss a pen for $1.37 — today only Mary Watty, Miss Venida Viley, — and putting the difference Miss Francis Branett, Miss Cather- between that and the price of a ine Mitchell, Miss Tease McFarlane, Parker Duofold in books— good books, too, let it be un- when you Miss Corday Rice, Miss Isobel Hunt- derstood. And passing charita- er, Miss Holley Smith of Savannah, bly over some profane lapses, Miss Jinx White, Miss Dot Stiff, Miss he got along with it till gradu- Jo Hollis, Miss Alice Smith, Miss ation, and then some. We're Margaret Keiley, Miss Catherine liberal—it would make a mark smoke P. A. Raine, Miss Edna Raine, Miss Anne when you pressed it, frequently. Kernick, and others. But Krinkle, with this penny- grasping trait, went bankrupt The chaperones were: Mrs. Charley three years after graduation. Northern, Mrs. Barnett, Mrs. John And he never did amount to Porter, Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Raine. much after. Jack Free, on the other hand, The members of the Sigma Alpha had an eye to quality, beauty, Epsilon Fraternity entertained Sat- and—oh yes—quality. His sec- urday evening at a house dance in ond week in college found him with a Parker Duofold. Makes honor of their pledges. no difference if he did steal it— Those present were: Miss Jo Hollis, he knew what sort to steal, and Miss Catherine Raine, Miss Ruth Mc- the victim bought another Millian, Miss Runa Irwin, Miss Isa- Parker, anyway. Well, to coin a TROUBLE'S a bubble, just as the song says. belle Breitenbuker, Miss Venida phrase, that was just like Jack, And you can stick it with the stem of your old Viley, Miss Edna Raine, Miss Nell and he graduated and signed his first check with a flourish Clayton, Miss Hortense Adams, Miss jimmy-pipe, filled to the brim with good old and a Parker. And, due, it must Sophie Street, Miss Martha Maddox, be admitted in fairness by all, Prince Albert. A remedy? It's a specific! Miss Betty Little, Miss Sara Smith, to this belief and insistence on Ask Miss Florence Eckford, Miss Mary quality at all costs, he went any jimmy-piper who ever butted into trouble. Moseley, Miss Lula Lewis, Miss Mar- stony broke in two years. tha Ridley, Miss Adelyne Wynston, So there really was little ad- Cool as the zone-of-kelvination you read and others. vantage in the Parker Duofold over the orphan-pen, except about in the refrigerator ads. Sweet as the kiss having something decent to The Tech Bible Class of All Saints write with during the period of spring on a winter-weary brow. Fragrant as Episcopal Church will give their an- mentioned. locust blossoms. Soothing as a cradle-song. nual Hallowe'en party on Friday evening., October 30, at 8:30 p. m. All And—P. A. can't bite your tongue or parch P. A. is sold everywhere in your throat. The Prince Albert process fixes that! tidy red tins, pound and half- pound tin humidors, and pound crystal-glass humidors Get on the sunny side of life with a jimmy- with sponge-moistener top. SPECIAL LUNCH And always with every bit of pipe and P. A. Tie a tidy red tin to trouble. bite and parch removed by the Thirty-five Cents Prince Albert process. Smoke the one tobacco that's got everything Ga. Tech Soda Fount and Cafeteria you ever wished for Prince Albert. Quicker you get going, the sooner your worries will TRY ONE be PRIN ■ ■ti; over. Men who thought they never G,E t ,o, 71 could smoke 1,1 a pipe are now P. A. fans. You'll be a cheer- BELL PHONE IVY 9483 leader too! Merchants Lunch Served Daily, 11:30 to 2 o'clock

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fl 1111111111111 - held on the evening of October 15 R. 0. T. C. Uniforms and attracted much attention among Arrive Earlier i 41 RADIO Cil the radio fans as was shown by the correspondence was as a whole a great \-->s, NE-W ,s7if This Year I ---,.__ _ --7----- success. Those contestants who were Herndon's Barber Shops _ - — ---- ,...... -._ "A il —.., STATION ..,- -, successful and were seen fit to act The arrival of the R. 0. T. C. -4- ...„ ,p - WG ST as announcers by the listeners of that uniforms earlier this year than here- - ?1,-,,,,, ,, evening have not been announced, GEORGIA TECH Cater Especially to College Men tofore has caused much favorable °I'"_`' 1.1,-:2, 1 C' but will be known by the next issue. , inummilliimilumming•••••••imuffinflim,,,m,,,•- 1 comment on the campus. In preced- - There were only eleven in the try- This week, as far as our Broadcast- out, although many more were signed ing years it has been found difficult ' ing Station is concerned started the up for the event. It was quite a Satisfaction and to fit every student with a uniform ball rolling which will continue for task for some of the fellows, especial- before December 1. This year prac- nine short months. On short notice ly some of the tongue twisters that Service Guaranteed tically everyone has already been Hubert Caroway on the violin, Bill were arranged by Prof. Shumard. fitted, and the few stunted, elongat- Walton, the rambler, on the keys, and They were enough to frighten anyone 66 Peachtree — 142 Peachtree — 35 Marietta Street Albert Armour at the saxophone, fur- and at the same time staring that ed, thick, and thin gentlemen who nished last Monday's program in MIC in the face. Those who failed to A. F. HERNDON, Prop. have not yet received their uniforms place of the Tech band. Jack Ware, take advantage of this rare thrill will have them by November 1. a newly acquired artist, gave the au- have neglected one item in a modern It was due to Colonel Pierce's idea dience a rare treat on a hand saw. education. This man being a freshman, it is that the uniforms came earlier this ._ On Thursday evening marked the year. Prior to this, every man has -- -...--. formal opening of the Artists series ---- been measured and his uniform was for this season. The Artists series . ,„,..,-- __-_,--%, _____-'-' -1. - 1,----;-_ ._-_---1- %-....-----„,.;' 7_,_____,,-/--%..- ..-- -:-,------_,,f_ - '7 -1-7,---.. Li .....e. --- -a...__ 4 made to order. It took the factory is made possible by the close coop- , :: , _,..„- _ :_--I-- f---_--_s____;------:-. __---,,----,-----: ..__ - , . ,- -_ -,„ ...- _ - , w. - - -.. - : - . .„. _ . . . - . . r, _ .- - - - - 7-- • - - - several months to complete the en- eration of the Artists in and around ',-;--- -zi,., ------,-:- li, --_-=,---_-__,_ ....______Ott__t Atlanta who so willingly lend their V---.----mALf, ' _=-=== %"--- -_-_--__ _ , ,--__:4--- tire order when this mkthod was , ,o, ,/„A ._____s -_---,_...... ,;„x__ ..r---1"-- - -__-, —. -- — i,„: services for the betterment of the / 4, ,, - -Z 7- ix\ used. This year, Colonel Pierce took station. -'-----_ ------_ ------__ ----- \ ///:'/ -%4,,,,,,. , ,, -i:---- 7 ____--,----- \\ advantage of the experience of other The program for Thursday evening !,,N _____,-_ ------____________\ , \\ fo------, '',, ' /s 0 - _14 . ,- a __ ------,_.--- _.,--------_ __-=--_= -______------_------ -k,.,,,, ----7-14*\ .\!, years and ordered seven hundred uni- was sponsored by Mrs. J. C. Brown, ---,,_..„,, v / iar',---%- ------_-----i-- \N \ q \ , 44 „ , ------__ ',■kk\, N , contralto soloist of the Second Bap- _ice , .4 1 forms in average sizes. He also or- hi / ,'4N,„",,,, s 4 ...... , 'ir ""-%- ,' , ; z \` \ dered five hundred additional pairs of tist Church, assisted by Mr. T. G. Sei- N..& dell, baritone soloist of St. Luke's / ,' ,(, \‘‘ \ , \ I trousers. The uniforms came on sche- \,i,,,, ,4,-- -- • -- - - ,), Episcopal Church, with Mrs. Seidell /ii, I/ ' / dule time, though the trousers have at the piano. i t 4 4, \ \ ‘ ,,,;., ii ,///, // '' yet to be delivered. However, the Besides the miscellaneous programs \ \.... ' Q \\ A V, \, \i \ Piit ./ // / \g''' v \\ fact that practically everyone has it is hoped to feature a number of h / ' 7 // 0 / / special programs including music of , / f/ ii/ ' been fitted with his uniform nearly , , ‘ \ t several countries, of different cen- , 1 4 , 4 y i,„( 1 two months earlier than usual is to v, ,, turies and excerpts from cantatas, 11 1 i , /i)I I be appreciated. oratories and operas. Toward the 11 \., 1f , I end of the radio season it is planned \\, \,,ii 1 arette Club Plans to have programs sponsored by the \ , fief(1,\\ , i ji Ch music departments of the various col- foilititiii,1 1 i/ leges and institutions of Atlanta and /.7/,.(\ \-\\ \ 111 Elaborate Year the vicinity. On the evening of October 29, Mrs. \',\ - ‘ ‘ It p E 1 e cts N ew Members Thomas Witt Fitzgerald, mezzo so- \\ 1 , prano, assisted by Mrs. Dilliam, and .111 , The Charette Club, honorary archi- accompanied by Mrs. Charles C. Shu- 4/ tectural club, entertained last Sunday mard, will render a program which \ evening at an informal dinner at the will be sponsored by Mrs. Fitzgerald. N - / The following Monday evening, No- - Henry Grady Hotel. Plans for the 9 coming year were discussed and sev- vember 2, will bring back Conklin's ' _ \\\ eral elaborate entertainments pro- Harmonizers, who were among last posed. These informal dinners are season's favorites. Under the direc- - held once a month as a get-together tion of Ralph Conklin. meeting for the members. The announcers contest, which was The club will give a formal dinner- dance at the Henry Grady within the near future. The Charettes are noted N little more than a quarter cen- sible only because of the special char- fa. JoE for their originality and will strive to COLLEGE I/Ai it,' make this their most unique enter- o. • tury, the manufacture of Timken acteristics of Timken Bearings. o. tainment. A similar banquet was , given at the close of school last year (7, NO02. Bearings has become by far the great- and is remembered by all as a most ETC :••. The progress of industry toward a colorful event. The Charette Club _1 1 • , to est bearing industry. A daily capacity although organized only last year has scientifically economic basis through- established a reputation as one of the of 125,000 bearings is required of most active organizations on the out will be in your hands. And Timken campus. Timken plants in the United States, The members are. Mr. "Thamey" Bearings are playing an ever larger Sanders, president; Mr. "Willie" Great Britain and France. The total Griffin, vice-president; Mr. "Cab" part in industrial economics. The Garrett, secretary; Mr. "Agnes" of Timken Bearings built has reached Ayers, Mr. "Fat" Griggs, Mr. reasons are interestingly outlined in "Dooley" Hulsey, Mr. "Mitch" Woot- en, Mr. "Gummy" Anderson, and Mr. 130,000,000! And Timken Bearings K. K. Stowell faculty member. the little stiff-bound book, "The De- The pledges are: Mr. "Fats" are being ever more nearly universally Prirchard, Mr. "Max" Femester, Mr. sign of the Timken Bearing." You "Andy" Spradlin, and Mr. "Skeet" applied to machinery of all kinds, to Pitts. may have a copy upon request. rolling stock, and to motor vehicles.

Indeed, in many instances, the use of THE TIMKEN ROLLER BEARING CO. anti-friction bearings first became pos- C A NT ON, O H I O Georg is School of Technology "A TECHNICAL SCHOOL WITH A NATIONAL REPUTATION" THE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY offers to young men of ability and ambition a training which will fit them for positions of re- sponsibility and power. The national reputation of this institution is based not on claims, but on results. Its greatest asset is the record which its alumni are making in the productive work of the world. Georgia Tech graduates succeed because they have been trained both to think scientifically and to work efficiently. Courses in CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, TEXTILE, GENERAL, AND CERAMIC ENGINEERING, ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY, ARCHITECTURE, COM- MERCE, AND GENERAL SCIENCE. Coast Artillery, Signal Corps, Air Service, Infantry, Motor Transport, and Ordnance Units of the R. 0. T. C. For Further Information Address THE REGISTRAR Georgia School of Technology ATLANTA, GEORGIA

I • 8 TIE TECNIIIIIE, ATLANTA. GA., FRIDAY OCTOBER 23, 1925 Eastern gridiron. Wycoff, r.h.b. first victory on an TWO YEAR TIE BROKEN AS running and most elusive halfbacks same type as the famous teams of summary: Murray, f.b. Chaplin, 4 The lineup and . TORNADO DOWNS 'GATORS in the country. Jones, aside from does failed. It has won for Tech her Florida Score by periods: 23-7 Tech Tech making a neat run of twenty-six 1917 and 1920. These were days of Merkle, 1.e...... Anderson, 1.e. 7 23 3 13 0_ (Continued from Page 4, Column 5) yards gave a wonderful exhibition flashy end runs made by dashing, Florida 0 7 007, greatest backfield man. in the coun- Tharpe, 1.t...... Williams, 1.t. of accurate passing. The stars of sidestepping halfbacks. The present Officials: Referee, Moriarty ; irrn. try. Early in the third quarter Tech Godwin, ...... Stewart, 1.g. the Florida line were Sara at center machine is formed around a fast hard pire, Severence; head linesman, F started a drive down the field. Two Pool, c...... Sara, c. or. and Stewart at guard. Florida's fa- driving line that tears holes in the Norton, r.g. tier; field judge, Blair. first downs were made, putting the Forrester, r.g ...... mous linesmen, Goldstein and Wil- opponents line wide enough to drive Goldstein, r.t. Touchdowns, Wycoff 2, Murray, Jacket about twenty-six yards from Carpenter, r.t...... liams didn't give as much trouble as - a wagon team through. Spectacular Chaplain. Goals after touchdown, the goal. Doug was called for an off- Marshall, r.e...... Todd, r,e. was expected although they both runs have been few and far between, Stanley, q.b. Ike Williams 2, Jones. tackle buck, he hit the line and find- Williams, q.b...... Field goals, played fine football. but this driving attack has been suc- Barron, 1.h.b...... Ihrig, 1.h.b. Ike Williams, ing his way blocked wheeled to the Tech's Tornado of 1925 is not the cessful where the other two Torna- side and ran twenty-siX yards for a touchdown. This required real football thought and was one of the pret- tiest plays of the season. Tech's only weakness during the game was in defense against forward passes. This is a point that must be improved before the team encounters Alabama as the Tide is a team noted for its aerial attack. If it had not been for the wonderful punting of Wycoff, that kept the Gators deep in their own territory 4- 1.1 ■Ai practically all of the game, Florida's passes might have proven disastrous. The star of the Gator attack was Edgar Jones, one of the smoothest,

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Let's ALL Go to the 20th Century Bible Class This fine class has some- Sunday Morning thing for everyone of us. 9:30 Here's a class of young Let's all go—here's inspi- fellows—all working for ration ! Get the boys of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH the greatest Cause of all! your house—your floor— OPPOSITE THE HENRY GRADY Let's back THIS team— together — and all be LESSON — TALKS — MUSIC get in the action—run up there! You know how glad the folks will be when you write 'em that you the score in this good go to Bible Class every Sunday. work!