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The Semi-Weekly Campus, Volume IX, Number 18, November 28, 1923 ~r46 Sem q EP _ VolumeIX SOUTHERN METHODIST UNIVERSITY, DALLAS,'TEXAS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, :1923 S. M. TYr U.o - . TO -- -PL -- .' , -, A'Y. - . .- FOR . - S.M. U.Teachings Are 2000 Baylor Fans Students T'akenA Students Burned Musa;tangs- and Coming Thursday Beaten By Fish By .Baylor Meds On 'aces Tait, Bear Fans Will Arrive.In. Dallas Mistaken for Baylor medical stu- Baylor Letters Branded CriticAPr Vidcte Thursday Noon On Special dents, :two upper classmen of the Uni-. of Men With Silver nReotIInvestigatorsMake Interurbaia. versity were. beaten 1!onday night .by Nitrate. - freshmen guarding the flag pole before Burned on te face by silver nitrate Fxoneratinsg S. M. U. and the two D~allas will be invaded by over 2000 being recognized as S.-M. U. students. t By Tom Mahoney. andtincture of iodine; John Henry Say- oilier Methodist schools of the state of 4Baylor fans on Thanksgiving, if the The victims had gotten off a street car, Playin te i lor of Springfield,' Mo., Robert Hooks 'Get Mad" Advises ~ last game of the season~ all charges of heresy or irregular I Ticket Scalping ticket sale can be relied upon for ac- at a late hour and were walking 'tundefeated: Mustangs will, meet teachings, the Texas Conference of thie curate figures. Two days'' after the through the Forest of Arden toward of Kountze,, Texas, and another uni- Aggie Pep Leader Meihodist Episcopal Church, South To Be Preventeds seaoend sae a Waoevery avain- the Woman's Building svhen the fears Sdentified person, all' students of S.' M. For.: Baylor: Game{ Bridges Baylor Bears at Fair Park'. adopted the report of its committee to seatsalt Wcoofopned the loyal freshmen were aroused. U., were forced to stand the. abusive Stadium tomorrow 'afterntoon in 'what its session at Cam- able ticket was sold and the public anid For the' past few weeks it has been ihis effect during treatment of a mixed party of-Baylor "Get mad I"advised, john Garrety, forj is, expected to be the hardest fought eros last week. The committee investi- Students to be Identified as They student body are asking for more, rumored that students' from Baylor Pass Through four years ,a pep-leader at Texas. A. & contest of the entire season. Sixteen gated teachings here early this fall. Special Baylor's slogan is "keep the Chain. Medical School would raise their flag SMedical students Tuesday night near M'. in a talk made at the pep meeting Entrance, tMercer's Home of Baylor Medical In- thousand people are expected to witness Reports that one of the professors had pionship at Baylor," and Coach Frank on the S. M. 'U. flag pole and paint held in the gym Tuesday night before this :struggle on which the champion- taught the first eleven chapters of Ge- Assyone, student or outsider, prset Bridges is doing everything possible signs on the buildings. With the bon- stitution. a crowd. of more than 300 students. Ter- ship of the Southwestern Conference nesis were myths, and had discounted to bring this about. The squad was fire and the remains of the branded I Dangerous Burns on Hook's face rific enthusiasm was exhibited, surpass- ing a student activity card at the gate f depends. the atonement, virgin birth, and resur- given-an eight day rest and has been Baylor Bear: still smouldering, the fish were made when on one, cheek was ing all other pep meetings, held this The Bears arrive supremely confident tomorrosw bearing a name not his ownt rection of Jesus, were found untrue. All trainiiig faithfully ever since and can were standing guard over the pole for year asccording to E. Gaston Foote,.S. that they will repeat their victories of tpainted "B", on the other, "U", and on M. U. pep leader. bt one of the ninety members of the will be refused admittance aind the card counted upon turning out a wvell drilled fear that. the Baylorites would attempt 'and 1922.' They believe his forehead "Baylor".' The. case is .Garrety 1921 themselves 1.iversity faculty are members of an will be takein up, declares Dr. R. N. machine on Turkey Day. Special in- to raise their coveted banner.. spoke on-pep, its necessity to to be the strongest defensive teami terurbans will bring the student body The upper classmen suffered little for rbeing investigated by R. L. Jones of success and its value to the team. "Eat tevangelical church and fifty are offi- Blackwell, business manager of ath- the Southwest. They stopped the Long is them, the report stated. and waco people to Dallas about noon their adventure other than a little hu- -the County highwvsy office and 0. J. drink, smoke, chew, dip and talk:Bsy- cers letics. E. F. Bohusfalk, horns, conquerors of the Commodores, Absohlvig Texas Woman's College University Thursday. I iiation. Freeman. bor," is the motto of Foote, who' follow- cashier, and W. N. and turned/tback' the fighting Aggies; at ort Worth and Southwestern Uni- Babb, bookkeeper inr ed up Garrety's talk, reiterating his re- the business office, will stand at Bridges has developed also a resource- versity at Georgetown in like manner, the marks. gate leading to students' sections to ful tricky offense around Pittmnan, his the report says in conclusion, "We are Pep meetings will be held;at chapel ook at each student activ'ity card and great, triple threat. The visitors 'out- consinced that the safest places for the tomorrow and at dinner. in 'both the identify its bearer. Woman's Building weigh the Mustangs s"venal, pounds to instiructiotn of our children are our r Many Alumni Return' For and the boy's dormi- the man and doubtless will try to use All reserved seat tickets have been church schsools. We believe that the tories,. Students are urged by the ,lead- sold. Four thousand geineral admission it to their greatest advantage.. facilities in ste schools we have visited i esto bea the gainsTrsday at 2 p. tickets, entitling the purchasers to have before them the highest ideals of i Mustangs To Use Speed. places at the corners of the stadium, in. in time to begin cheering early.- Christian teaching." Homecoming Thanksgiving Speed in attack, as usual, is with the were put on sale the first of the week at The report is as follows: Mustangs. Coach Morrison has in the Old Mill andI Rucker drug stores. Home-coming day for the Alumni of "To te President, and members of S.M.V. Band Gives Walling. and Visor two of the most A number of these tickets have not yes Southern Methodist University will be finished broken-field runners ever seen' in session at FratConvention. the Texas Conference, College Press marked with little formsality Thanks- in the Southwest. He is likely to, use Cameron, Texas. been sold. Garland Program giving Day, according to Bruce Knick- Comes Dec. 27-28 Carter, who is almost a 10 second man 'Dear Brethren Club Sponsors erbocker, secretary of the Alumni and Program at Garland "High School in football togs. "We, youir committee appointed at the' Lomax Will Sing Ex-Student Association.I Rowson and Bishop, two of the fast- last session of the Conference to in- Cash Awards Announced for Dif- Delta Sig's to be Hosts at Na- Also Included Talk by .Twenty-six former students of ,the tional Fraternity Convention Prof. Taylor, est backs in the entire conference,"will vestigate certain teachsinigs at schools ferent Types of Literary Work University will form the reception cons- be in condition to play if called. upon. patronized by us,, and to report to you Ballads Dec. 4 Submitted. Christmas, mittee and these students will have Presenting a band program with sev- Reisor who has been playing the best as this session, present to you the fol- Collector of Cattle Trail Songs to charge of the entertainment for the With the local chapter-acting as host eral special numbers, the S. M. U. band game of his career this season wvill lowitng report: A prize of $25for the sophomore stu- day. In the morning, the visitors will to the other thirty-six active chapters appeared in concert Friday night in thse'+tart at fullback and'deal the Bear "'The rommitte organied by electing be Brought by English the Department. dent making best scholastic aver- be entertained with an informal recep- throughout. the United States the na- Garland high school auditorium under plungers misery. Stollenwerek probably L. B. Elrod as chairman, and D. H. age in the pre-comnmerce courses here tion at the Oriental Hotel in the Uni- tionial fraternity, of Delta Sigma Phi the, auspices of the school, A talk on will run the Mustang machine the'en- Hotcchkiss as secretary.. When we chapter Job A. Lonmax, collector of cowboy has been offered by Alpha Pi versity Club rooms. Here everyone will will hold its national convenstion in Dal- the value of student activities also was tire game. began our work, F. D. Dawson, origi- Kappa Psi, newly installed ballads, anid lecturer, will be here Tues- of Alpha register and be tagged as alumni of the las during the Christmas holidays, Dec. given by Prof. H. K. Taylor, head of Bedford and Stewart will oppose, the naly placed on the committee wavs ill. business fraternity. day, Dec. 4. He will deliver a lecture University. At noon, the visitors will 27 to 29: the Extension. Department of the Uni- Bear wings, 'though Sid Henry ' is, ex- and could not serve,. and Ira F. Key Winner -of the'~inze, offered last yearI have luncheon and about two p.sin.
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