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Kitts' Owlets to Risk Perfect "R" Association pMB Divine "Rose of the Southland" to Record Against Allen On To Meet Monday Intuition Be Presented by Dramatic The Rice "R" association, organiza- Slated at River Up and down wept Mister Greg'ry • tion of Rice lottermen, will meet Mon- Bewailed this living Hell Club Monday and Tuesday Rice Field Thanksgiving day night at 7 o'clock at Autry house, Oaks Wednesday Wherein foul nature in mid-seas'n it has been announced by President Cut off dear Matty Bell. }{ Larry Hamilton. The meeting will Coach Jimmy Kitts' Rice Owlets will year arid will be set to avenge their Thanksgiving Th$tne To Be As the curtain ris.es next Monday: expected to play to a crowded house- seek to keep their slate clean next past defeats. This should be the best consider plans for the annual football His sinil wax pained; and Tuesday nights at the Houston I', will be dirtfefed by Cbarle- Luwinun , banquet, where it is probably that the Li "rj Thursday when they go out after their game among the freshmen this year, CarrieffOijt At His heart wis torn, Little, Theatre building bit Chelsea Browne Houston Post trophy, awarded annu- sixth consecutive undefeated game Much is expected of Steen and Mil- His tear-ducts drained Boulevard, the Rice Dramatic Club will For the benefit of tljose who h.ive ally to the Southwest conference's Affair mm against Coach "Puny" Wilson's Allen ler. Steen returned to the team Their murk]/ mount. make it,s bow to a long waiting pub- not yet learned the post, tl include"," outstanding and most valuable grid- Academy team, powerful eleven from against Texas Military College after lie.: The prbdu'etiiin, "Rose of the' Awikia Steves as iWe. David Ijoe^ the man will be presented. 1 An angel came and made him know Bryan. being out with injuries and led his One of the most / outstanding social "Southland." because j fit the circum- her^), ,W«1 l>e played by David Red; Fate for another two ' , | Allen Academy will be socking re- teammates to a g-6 tie with a brilliant events of the JUofpkofeial season will stances under which it was (ihosen, is ftollo jM'ey^r as the villa:.-., Alfred We know it canrjpt but be so, venge for defeats administered to thorn exhibition of end play. Miller, who Hieksefil, : Minlof toleh are pjftycjd'ly 'i 1)0 the "'annual seitti-formal dance to For that none other knew. for two consecutive years by poweiv had not shown up as well as expected, be given next Wednesday night at S|l!y Knieht Bob Clenii n, M,u\ Ilaf- ful Bice freshmen teams. They arc should be fighting this week and Allan Homecoming ehesou. Card Elliot, ilVlary Jane likely to find more than they can han- may well beware of his side of the River Oaks County Club from 10 To write he sat. to ;J Fib Msison, and June Canada - I' 1 ffil1 dle if the Owlets click tomorrow. lino. Day Program until 2 o'clock by the Owen Wister And sou it. begut " So in^edt was the drUrnalie tfljno i|ji ^ Kitts has the full strength of his 7«!.! • A talc., of Woe presetiting a play rancenslne oin art" i i Literary Society antj the Rice Band. team as his disposal and with several For thevi hi Irnoic. Special (.•esters ';at ' the' f.trSti of. the .yeta'c new tricks in. the bay the Slimes are Announced The Thanksgiving theme will be ehtist' Unci' Tom's Cabin ' Afh i li doped to take in the Bryan boys and A. I. E. E.to Hear feat ured in the decorations and a Ah; the soul of, this dear Post; scribe had been atrppresstd then v net J||j Cannot but, be divine , To Ft. Worth close their second undefeated season. black and silver m^tif will be carried tnueh elioif'e left as to 'ede , . p!(iy E x-S t u d e n t s to Meet on To dp a, turn to hfc dear friends 1 Coach Jack Meagher had freshmen Communication out, Richard Shannon and his Great- of Wt8 antiquity a-» tb.it oi UneUj ends and backfield men out last Mon- Campus Next ; So sen'rous" and; sw kind, Have Refreshment Totti| With an fnUrj!:' a:ft:ei"MO'.Mi er College Orehestl'^ will furnish the Will day doing extra duty, blocking and Thursday Concession on in tryuii} tV find i eeod Southi i u meio' snagging passes. With Royall and er Today music and a number of special fea- ^raina,.;, a.eor^::, "• t'<.»', .'LaVt.tne Dicipyttf.';! Smith tossing aerials and Frank Steen, tures are planned. •Dead Eye" Dick IPII;j "iWe litf;' thb:. SeuMdSrid,1" • Elmer Wallace, and Don Hightower to The annual homecoming day will be At midnight a buffet supper will be finallyelVisen 1 Mp {.ifpsa-nt;;!)i,i ut nexti" Electrical Communication Is : go after them, the freshmen's passing celebrated by Rice alumni on Thanks- served. fi Taking advantau,- of ! •!K)-; "Problems Connected with Electrical 5 ably start at halfback along with Elmer Physics building. The day will offi- ler, and, Jean Slater.I iAfte uitr thae dance. tlie Horned Fi'o^s. ,The''Bftiid w'U |^«®l the plav :n,,k< • n :>i•-•dieli". , ••• tliv Communication" is the subject of the : Wallace at quarter, Royall at the Other cially ,ge,t under way with a business "the club members will honor the sandwiches. irjdrefresih.niet'its', outcome ofinflad fell o < • iai.n.'.wible."!! meeting of the American Institute of 1 Travel and Science Books half and Friedman at full. meeting at 10;30 hi. and, retiring. pledge., and their escorts with a break- oh,?thi£'tritii!;:'as. it will 'arrive In Fort" Ber.,li:if- of :l;: oh : I'llit )i(hly M Electrical Engineers to be held this : J The line Kitts probably will start is fast at.: Kelley's. j j Rattk Low in Popular i 1 <• o::i\ |«!.-iy id !!.<• fj'istory .•!' the Ri.I -play .• is •< rood play, and if Cohen House by J. S. Waters, head of I Cupid has definitely taken 'W-w-t.il' Til' hi,s ,1;"ty ,hlf: touchdown, but they cannot afford to 1 Richard Shannon, and William Gibson: j perfeetinV the , formations which i: i~, a-bad pi; > i! is a bad f>l •> and the electrical engineering department this occasion. Rice seniors are: invited ., * get over-confident. Allen has defeated at Rice. This afternoon the paper will to attend tjliis business meeting and to' bids and programs--Itojorie Weijall ,| H(,in:PK M iiJIij, will he us:m:1:,»f.'tiie eame, and;is"ready will v tine root!' iniini; to put it over, several strong opponents already this and Elizabeth Hall) . decorations^ No- I SUM Holmes and Dead _Eye, to show Fort Worth fans what it eap 11 \\ i.l ji.isi III:" a first iiightei for be presented by three graduate stu- attend this business meeting and to ,h : land Barrick, chairman, Bob Clemens. I « 1®%^# ! m 1 dents, Jimmie Hudson, H. C. Kreigal, do. The number of memlwrs making ii.iar:: d •'Unit-.it,-i ..,-. wvll participate in the discussions, but only Lawrence Vidrine, a^,d Jack Van "l Lr'J'oUl mm and M E. Chun the trip 'may lie cut to forty-five, due | members of the association will be al- Gundy, publicity—George Shipley and ,, An investigation irtade,,; this week to absences from rehearsals. The last Owls Journey A few of the demonstrations that IU iiuni njiLUinap. i.ut *n*y. i "wy * r 4" \ 1 "I wiil lowed to vote. Harriet Malloy, co-chairmen; sales-— shows thai the majority of the stu- will bo performed are as follows: Marjorie Worrall ar 1 .EUaabeth. Hall, appearance of the Band in Fe.t Worth , j-g ( ) J J | Jo< > ^ ffllilwil l A new president, vice-rir»sid»nt, arvl liwli To Ft. Worth Scrambled speech, the language of the and breakfast conimittee—Mary Hed- nwj *iot Into'wtfrl th» silly, was c 'iticsacc sharpty, leaving, the Bat.d • transatlantic telephones; The talking two members of the executive board mushy fiction romances. The percent- this year the double duty of makine rick tind Lalla Lee Ehlert. up. beam of light, used where radio waves will be elected to succeed those Whose WoivBitskellmli To Play Frogs age is very small only one out of Th,.< T. C. U. Band has lifts- pieces, would be open to the public: Cathode- 1 terms at .- expiring: President W. M. | every fen or; twenty; reading such nar- Mr 33 •••?&? Ray Ascillograph, giving a visuiil pic- uniforms of ivlrite und piii'ple; .-onij- Standish '16:. Vice-President Mrs. Mar- 1 Is ()|)limislic ture of sound or electrical waves: and Engineer Show j'ratiyes.' •. vS'.. ;'[;; , ,' militarw and featdies 11 co-ed as 1 ffll&'iiif Thriller Anticipated In phonograph records showing the vol- jorie Loekman Bodet | '28: aiid Execu- ! Tlx /popular trend' 'fieemi; to; )•>«;•' tfi- "Ban ' • This- goes to show that the ordinary iiit iit.' Cowiii Ko'.s than they have had in any of their Harriers Meet former students re-visit: their old yeitr. Haylett O'Neill, general lnati- Contributions of MethodLst .student.?' previous games this year. They will i'ger announced Thursday. '.college.'; student still: seeks, his exciter " he fn -1-i>i..(. 'ti aa ' |v VSM • ; . • dormitories. 1 to the Autiy House drive will be re- be fighting to remove any doubt about Dudley O'Fiel. manager of the elec- ment and ..adventure jn the page^ of Here Saturday 1 Maiv, the return of Coach Meagher next All alumni attending the morning trical .department, hasn't let Friday the the best known and most imaginative 8SHHH8 "'iiiiir Kuts iituuiT ii' ? ' determined. chance of copping the conference ant of the season, due to the large everybody about Methodist Day which • l,r,"V practice is held (o i; rimes- The annvial alumni social will be function at'.show time. ' | , championship. With the conference number of entries. It: is not definitely is being observed today as a part, of j >' vv'''k' Op Mondav.-. I'ucsdav.-. VVed- held at Autry House directly after the In regard to the "radio car," all the i q • T"\" fathers threatening to throw out the known if all of these teams will com- the general drive. nesdavv. iinci 1' ri^tay• Phis will be three conference victories that the Ar- football game, and will be an informal pete, but it is considered reasonably data that has been written has been ;seminar to Discuss Those who have headed .he drive are M Th.-iiikse.vh.,r kansas Hogs gained over S. M. U., T. reunion of^fll returning alunlni. Dance :.!al Henry Bollman are due lo becomc sure that the will bt^ on deck when collected and studied. The major de-•;! tj • /?t I T) • , Alberta Black. Earl Wa'tsoti, Nyna Dot j ' 1,1 T Hairy Wit1. C. U., and Baylor, due to the playing, music will bo provided by Richard • ntstandinii. p'a.ve: • ihi-. a:.^on C'«acihi the gun cracks Saturday. feels of the setup used in the past have tllO Ijr I*cl II (1C 1 f OJ e C t S Brown. ;and Harold Wigren. of an ineligible man, the Frogs stand Shannan's orchestra, and refreshments been determined and will be corrected Kitts said The:.,e siit a:.- liopbo- Texas and A. and M. are heavy fa- . , ' 'leavSeverae thil s car.afternoo- of Rit ne studentfor Huntsvills plaiv toe an excellent chance to finish on top will be served;, Mrs. E. Dale Shepherd in the new car. 'Die entire car will be •mores. •" ' r* vorites, and the race for first and sec- is chairman of the committee for re- This .'diernoon the engitie.nng- mv.- .w,h- v will represent Houston and of the conference heap, and be the first rebuilt during the Christmas holidays. mar ..>v," be under Chau-ma, Mthen . , , . A new I li:ni", Iias' Ixe:, made 1 i'ite'-: ond places promises to be a close one, freshments, and Mrs. H. Leroy Bell is ; Rk( lllMkut( th( slato widc : team in the history of the Southwest Last week Bobbie Robinson an- Cecalek of Houston m room 206 Me- ; ^^ . pels,,n >t .fit!iitiy WaV Hi. }vfa> I im' ; Coach Hjertbcrg stated. In their last chairman of the attendance committee. f( to b( Conference to get the championship nounced he would build a small boiler ehameal Lal)orator\- ., , , .. ... , ib.e intramui;:!. cnu;, JjM fiill Hiiii dual meet the Aggies harriers beat A special invitation has been ex- V W two years in a row. to run the steam engine built two; A. (1. Gonzalez, of R« vnoM. T.-.mau- .j ,, ,'' , iine playing Aas'. noti. cVl livl h< Texas by only three points. Rice or tended to wives or husbands of grad- ,d The Frogs, however, are due for a years ago by Doug, Ragland. |Cs. Mexico, will bfe . n familiar "WM f^ f asked to -eetne out. f< i the v.r-n A,; T. C. U. is favored for third place. uates, who will be honor guests for v ,uln,nf let-down after their brilliant win over O'Fiel announced the E. E. depart- ground in !„> usSien on Kn.co-.eer- ^ « l.oi .wil) dep. : :1 W..^. as -a «is Scanning the individual trackmen, the evening. There will be no charge the Texas Steers. 30-0. last Saturday, ment will build a small electric gen- jug Proje.cts on the Rio Grande". The' (lie otheis. Wilson of Texas stands out as the best, for the social, which will complete the On December. 10. the M' S. U. will Over-confidence may wreck the Frogs' orator to be rit bys the steam engine, subject is, divided into i\vo, sections,'' Follow ing is r, li-t • the jjW •« it '.eho || his records show. WilsOn and Tay- official activities of the day. ! chances against the Owls. | in generating electric power. the 1st dealing wi,h 'the seenon north' !#' W be. back, .lourneaj. .captain: Tom lor had a front race last Saturday, with !u, di 1 Coach Meagher has been sending his Reunion Program for Aliimni| i O'Fie l requests all iclbas for electrical of El Paso to the headwaters of the , '. >*>/>*<"*-'.Ji', „• Aliciie Schnur- r ^wnmini'i! . Rod M<-on . Bud John- , Wilson taking first at the very finish. ,. , has been appointe r d general chairman. : . , , ,, „ . , . gridders through some strenuous work- 10:00 a. m.—Alumni Registration. exhibits be turned into Walton Greer river, the soeorni eovmng the fen - • • , _ I :slotl. and, Dave tefi Alter the foot- Coach Hjertberg believes that these Musie is, in charge of P, L, Cooper and , ,, i t'V1 • o i m fL""' outs this past week in preparation for 10:30 a. m.—Business meeting and or. himself as soon as possible. ! south to,; the. All , ... • . Vrn hall seatmn W itt. MeCollouch, 'Metrler,. 4 . men with Wilson of Rice, will put up Lucille. Poole1 , nie ticket committee, , - j- the coming battle. The team came out Eleetipn of officers. W. M , Fartiswort h. of p(i 11 banks, will . • , , . ., • , .a ,,. . i|!|rid: Barnes will report • for . practice, a close contest tor first, second, and headed by Charles Sanders, includes ... ., , , . of the A. and M. game minus any in- 12:00 Noon—Lunch at Cohen House [enlighten the etigilieers Oh the t'ompli'- r-, ii / j /,,. j *r i . With thes e men. TRice hoiie^ to rtse third places, here this week. Donald Good. Claude Newberry. Lu- ... * ., juries with the exception of Harry and Commons, 50c. cated tiratTic problem that confionted ,, tui'ti in the conference tilts Y.W. A. Discusses cille Black, and Anne Speed. BOllow- Fouke, star halfback, who injured a Following the meet, the members of 2:30 p. n\. Freshman-Allen Acad- many this summer at' the Century of it'iDid • inK I he breakfast, a union meeting; of muscle in his back and will be unable the teams will go to George Martin's emy football! game. Free complimen- Texas Missions progress, only this time "itXs to play. Fouke may be able to play- for an inter-collegiate get-together. tary tickets given at business meet- Transit in New York City i Rice classes of the city will be held Oil Offi ni fl I * T o 1 L a ing in morning. From the lookSs""ths e autlSSln1 |the |la olcct f"v lho year. | y 11 KJ1 A 1 some in the Baylor game on Decem- Missions in Texas as the subject of 1 ber 2. The return of Jim Byrd, re- 15:30 p. m.i-^Alumni social and idance bulletin board . Bobbie Robinson, <,f j Officers serve from January through; I: the program carried out at a meet- 11 To Engineer Society I serve tackle and end, boosted the re- Chillman to Give at Autry House. Richard Shannon's ing of the Y. W. A. held November 20 Houston, is due for a long-winded talkj" ' following December, orchestra. Refreshments. on the subject of "Wind tunnels and serve strength of the team. in the home of Joy Page. , „ Frank Lawton of the Texas Com- The varsity has been showing much Second Talk Monday Mary Rust atid Tommy Grace Mans- lowing Tanks. Thirty Attend Rice pany spoke to the Engineering Society lillilil mm fire this week during the practice ses- field had charge of the program which j ~ ~ . Wednesday on the preparation of dif- sions and are in fine physical condi- The second of a aeries of lectures on P. A. L. S. Pledges was in preparation for the State Week *«• t-i q -*r. . Class Party Monday ,vivm'y,,es of &*°Unf <™fc 'Mill •! tion. Coach Meagher has been per- modern art given nt the Houston Art of Prayer. Mary Rust, B. S. U. Stu- M. E. StUaentS VlSlt, fecting his running plays and also has Museum by James Chillman will be Played Pigs dent Secretary, led the prayer, while isffi J "oils: He gave a description of the, been patching up the Owl aerial de- given on November 27. The subject Peggy Hall gave the devotional. Sugar Refinery About 30 attended the business meet- of .ipfcaratuit ujSed and the fund- : ; fense that failed to function against will be: "Distortion in Art," and will Pledges entertained members of the It was announced at the meeting ' ;; , * ing; and social last Monday nite, given lanietital dilTerertces in "cheap" and so- •sUWi9 1 •ill the Aggies last week. The Frogs used be illustrated by lantern •Slides. Mr. Pallas Athene Literary Society at their that Mrs! Charles Purifay had been Through the courtesy of the Sugar- for the Rice Class of South Main Bap- called anti-knock gasolines. MS •,' power plays mostly to beat the Steers, Chillman,.will reveal that what is com- regular weekly meeting Tuesday at the elected Councillor for the V. W. A. land Industries, Inc.. an insjiection tist Church by Elizabeth Lou Ever- Hubert Brogden read the financial but they will run into a tough forward monly thought to be a distortion of Autry House. . by the W. M. U. trip was made by a number of the ett, Blanche Taylor, Leon Bridger. and thosrepore t whof o thhae dEngineer' atlendeds Balthe l BalAll l aco-f wall when they try the Owl line. form has really been a great art of Dorothy Weiser, Harriet Allen, and Doris Poole was appointed tempor- junior and senior Rice engineers. Wed- Ed Murphy. claimed it as one of the best if not Coach Meagher will probably start all ages. Mary Jane Hale gave their Interpre- ary secretary for the Y. W. A. until nesday afternoon. Hallie Beth Talley was made a lieu- the best social function which they the following team tomorrow. At the The third lecture on "Present Day tation of "The Three Little Pigs" with Corine Hall, the regular secretary, will The trip was sponsored by the stu- tenant and Isabel Gibson appointed had attended but the report indicated end posts will be Rod Haley and Leche Art in the South" will be given on Hazel Green as the wolf. Jeanette again be able to attend the meetings. dent branch of the A. S. M. E. chairman of publicity. Rosnnnc Ste- that the Ball was far from hoing a Sylvester. At tackle will be Capt. Fred December 4, and will be Illustrated Rose played the piano accompaniment. The next meeting of the Y. W. A. The students went through the en- phens presided during the business ses- financial success. Lauterback and Maes. Hal Michelson with exhibitions of paintings by Arthur Elizabeth Nelms then gave an imper- will be postponed until December 18, tire plant and studied the various sion and Mary Rust was in charge of As a tentative date for the annual and Fay Lagow will start at guards. Thompson of Junction, and Vallie sonation on Greta Garbo and Jean because of the B. S. U. revival to be phases of sugar refining, displayed at the games played, after which refresh- open meeting of the Engineering So- (Continued on Page 3) Fletcher of Beaumont. Baldwin of Mae West. held from December 3 to December 7. the Sugarland refinery. ments were served. ciety December 8 was chosen.

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M. A. NELSON wM XONZO SHIL- LING, two dualling young pre-meds, Cranmers Plan The Rice Thresher want to sing tor tha student body at ESTABLISHED 1916 Riea. The Thresher, official newspaper of students at the Bice Institute, Houston, i Members and guests of Cranmer is published every Friday morning throughout the scholastic year except We wlah to compliment the fresh- DAN FREEDLUND. the famous club have been invited to Red Bluff during the Christmas vacation and during examination periods. men who BO nobly protected the yoyng backstroke artist, would like for fresh- next Sunday, November 86 for the Entered as second class matter, October 17, 1016, at the postoffice in Hous- ladies sitting in the grandstands Sat- man boys to cease monopolizing the afternoon, All will meet at Autry ton, Texas, under the act of March 3, 1879. Subscription price: By nwil, one New Honrs in Effect urday, Nice work boys, and besides you •seats on the bus. house at two thirty p.m., and leave ATWATER KENT year, $2.00. Payable in advance. from there. Miss Gene Burroughs has helped keep us in good spirits—and and Campus office: 104 Administration building. Downtown office: 607% Frank- charge of the food. 7 A.M. to 7 P.M, lin avenue. TULA BOOZALIS wants to see more that's more than we can say for some Last Sunday the Reverend Mr. PHILCO other things that happened nt said of a certain frosh football player's Saturday: 7 A.M. to 10 P.M. PETER MANISCALCO Editor-in-Chief brother. It must ha great to be in Philip Werlein spoke to the club on RADIOS EDWIN T. McCLANAHAN .. . . Business Manager 1 1 Proofs of the Resurrection of Christ. || 11|1 , 11 * #1 if, ||" jji 11 I'M I I love'• . r Expert Repairing Closed All Day Sunday JAMES II. SCOTT iiS Managing Editor gi'i .' • • i~ ;. V' Mr: Werlein based his proof on sev- JOE J. C A SI I ION" Assistant Business Manager But all grudges were forgotten at the RALPH HALLMAN and RAY HA- eral factors but he emphasized the his- Leota Meyer, Mgr. shin-dig held Saturday night -or may- MILL would like to trade a slightly torical background and the possibility Radio Central, Inc. TELEPHONE NUMBERS iw we're wrong. New ones might .have used Model T for that La Salle phae- of the apostles being right or wrong Editor . Jackson .21644 been made by the way certain Aggies in their belief as to what they saw SALES AND SERVICE 2709 MAIN ton parked in front. How about it, .ilA.ii 3511 MAIM Business Manager Jackson 21501 were grabbing off the ladies. And by VERNA? and heard. After the talk there was Nearest to the Campus Downtown Office Preston 2902 the way, didn't our girls make a swell C. DOBBS wishes Rice didn't have a business meeting and then a supper. showing? EDITORIAL STAFF ; I,' ' || '''»r any math classes. lltm-l Pare ....,Administration News Editor « • » agree, looks and acts like JACK Edna Dato • Student Activity Editor There is a certain story going around A lot of young men would like to OAKIE Mirhim Knodel Academic News Editor about a certain young lady who is said lind out how PERCY ARTHUR got so ELEANOR STANFIELD could give Favorite Best Wishes and a Ruth Hardy . Class News Editor to be trying to make the whole foot- popular at Autry House. ZASU PITTS a run for her money any SHOP Evri I). Mendel Sports Editor ball team. Now, wo wonder if this • • » day. Joyous Thanksgiving Engineering Editor Uirhard Adams . . . was started by a suitor "done wrong" A freshman wants to know why ' In class the either day, we thought of RICE INSTITUTE Blanche Taylor and Anne Speed Features Editors Society Editor oi if DOROTHY is just trying to set' KNOX BANNER is so smart. LOIS SCHWARTZ resembled KAY to the Ilallie Belli Talley . .. how many she can sting? Conie, come, Campus Men . . . Katherine Horner and Syhllla Stillman Girls Sports Editors FRANCIS, but then ayain Harriet Malloy Girls Clubs Editor vi,u bit; he-men. are you going to let ANTON HUBLY doesn't think there MAE TUTTLE used to look just ex- A Real Service Awaits You Rice Student Body Alberta Kiesen and Pauline Lechenger Club News Editors ^ little girj with an innocent look make ought to be speed cops—they always actly like ANN HARDING until she Raymond Lee Exchange Editor you look like saps? y. pop up at the wrong time. cut her hair, Why, oh why, did you : 1 San Jacinto Thomas L. BriKott 'W.V; Scientific News Editor " l«S II 40: go and do that. MAE? John Cosiley Alumni Club Editor Is BUD RICHARDSON really trying LAVONE DICKENSHEETS would JACK KNOSTMAN could get by for BARBER SHOP SPEARS DAIRY, PHILLIPS HOLMES. Basement San Jacinto Hotel EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS to choose beauties or popular girls? like to tell a certain 10,000 women a INC. Administration—Bow c Davis Hewitt. Jirnmie Pace, Jonnie Pace, Fredora After all. BUD, why not look nt all few things. JIM BYRD, you and GUINN WIL- Alexander; ActlYiUes^FratvcCs Love, Tom Cook. Edna Leah Jacobs, Mildred pictures takert:? You «i,n easily elimi- i ^ • it * C 'I' "fr 'J" , ijLIAM S could pass for , twins —same 1010 Boundary Fink; Academic—Lditli I-atier. Nancy Lee Estill, Allene Hopkins; Classes—Mary nate the ei-^a'h well, keep: the most JOE MORRIS and BOBBIE FORBES smile 'n' everything. Ellen Flick. Mary Jaue .Uawleyi' Sporty. Eugene Sisk. Harry Bussa, Jay Harold promising and then eliminate until you want some good-looking girl with a MARY HUTCHESON has MYRNA Goodyear Shoe Hose: Engmcerintt'—Val Adams, Wilfred Brugger, Harry Myers, Jack van Gundy, have twelve. After all. you know a nice big car to call up for a date some LOY'S nose, but that's all we can say. K. IV Kottvvitz. Trunk Smith, John Yuaaer; Girls' Clubs Emily Stalnaker. pretty face may be easily passed up if lime--blondes preferred. GEORGE PIKE looks just a little Repairing Co. Minsaret Smith, .Mariorie Hettzlet Clubs—Florence Mai Albrecht, Helen Bell. you lake just the word of people on like JAMES CAGNEY, but he never, Maiicine t.ong. Marjorie Nit/.e, Shoes Dyed Any Color the camptn- Conie on. give everybody MOVIE MUSINGS never could be as "he-mannish." SCHOOL SUPPLIES BirSINESS STAFF u break! Have you ever noticed how many We've searched the campus for a 900 McKlnneyAve. B. 30911 LENDING LIBRARY 14(11 1.0 MOVER Advertising Manager Rice Eds and Co-eds resemble movie SCHNOZZLE DURANTE. So far, BOB nil Jones Circulation Manager Boy. I'rnm the way things are look- stars? Let's take a look at a few. To SCHULZE is winning by a nose. ing on the campus right now. we would agree or not to agree just doesn't make We have looked around for a JEAN m 1 "VlKlt the Hilts—View the Scenery" gladly welcome a good rough May any difference to me. HARLOWE arid a JOAN CRAWFORD, A Real Idea Fete row. How about it gats -are you bus as yet none have apepared. But O. HILL MUSIC HOUSE Dog-gone it, MARY B. HENSON, if Violins Repaired and Regrad- going to put up the good ole fight you aren't getting to look more and we do have a GARBO. It's JULIA L • i • i < •„ .'i lili I'ury .-Ajfuity and an engineering dub held a joint 1 uated - Musical Instruments : , spirit this year? , , i, more like GLORIA STUART. And GREEN-—big feet and all. Strings - Trimmings f.r>" to d:ist!USs.'p!Ii,{i|.s 'for.,.'f^yusing" iv more ' en- keep that sweet smile, too. Brass and Woodwind Instruments 1014 Texas Ave. P. 8281 Repaired iJ• i't.»^^I,i^,i:^M|i^1; Rico institute. |!|iiijS Whims And who could look more like that It is strange how all the related cir- ;j: MARY EMILY MILLER has the Panther Woman, KATHLEEN BURKE, cumstances may be remembered per- P-8711 310 K Main Street 1: way- ih'«! iu si nt u- kind at RiCe. and it hah sol an excellent prece- \ rabid desire to drive an Austin down than Mattiza's MARGIE? fectly, yet the important facts are en- :foiv'u'tiijeir. clubs itul't'cilliiNV,1 This meeting aftortled the itidivid- | the hedge-covered walkway near the JOE ALEO, if you just carried blanks tirely forgotten. i Administration Building other than those Used for advertising uul ^tudehts i.»f y.>:i;^ivUili>nat'U.ii!V^:lxi' M become acquainted Why worry when you break your We have master photo finishers SPECIAL purposes (we mean the cartridge kind), Pen or Pencil. Just take it to the j Shorts and Shirts—3 for S1.00 you could double for GEORGE STONE in our finishing dept. Compare •>«iii i at h cither.and hron^lil itbout a friendiioi relation between the Hart & Nusshaum. Inc. Fountain Pen Hospital. They repair Thanksgiving RICHARD SHANNON, anybody will all makes. 601 Kress Bldg. their work with others, We ; ' of 'these clubs. Joint niti'tnms of (his type will do more Complete Outfitters to Men 41(1 Main Street guarantee our work not to fade: Dinner '! thi-: itudeiU b( rim homo.iK nepii"? society, .'composed of different

• y jiv.hithnu constantly in.order to develop a elose bond I HUNTED all day f .1 ;];i.y iind JYiendship among the -audents of Rice. V\'< i I'j 1 'beSieve thjit a number of students are finding their long... and just knocked • • - . t .. n I . ii.u-uiiiiii < ii idt 11 Rie< clubs and societies Any ;• whh a-M}•••.:!{• ounei o| school spirit will devote a part of his 'em cold. lea to the social organizations ot his own school. The club "I smoke Chesterfields all ;•«>•• " i' l'' I . ud: flu majority, of clubs 'meet hut twice a month :to, :V.iy lli-vrc. i.- not a young man or young v/oman at' Rice who the time and I'll tell the • r,o! jo I'M .it "ii-a.-i one campus chth. Since you are at Rice for M • 'i'i yi'io -. it will be well to enjoy campus life while you world... they're milder! ' iiil*. i;eg!i'et it:jbi|#rlj"'wht'ij the time ivmes 1uty ii fen or Pencil from.t We specialise in watch and jewelry I'Viimt.fi'jn. Hospital, we engrave ' repairing. It will B. O. R; if from B. •ut name rlUCK. Ml Kress Bldg. ' 0. Krcitcr, Kress Bldg. Lobby.

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HATS FURNISHINGS SHOES A/arsity-town V CLOTHES / '&my §Miii w $30 RPLLtJtWETkBKK •zw.-y. TWO TROUSERS 811 AAAIN ST. 813 JOE BALDWIN RICE REPRESENTATIVE the cigarette that's MILDER the cigarette that TASTES BETTER ® 19)3, LIGGETT It Mvms TOBACCO CO. , K-'-r 3 Bi pi wr H ess THE BICE THBJBSHBB PAGE 3 twIM ml Mffulatod In _ to be one of the fiat-footed and had scored 32 points CONFERENCE Games This Week « No mom waiting 1 to 8 THBATEBS musical romanem the screen ever of- in the first half, while holding the Rice Texas vs. Arkansas at Austin. girls to one free throw. CALENDAR It Wili s, a K. if (ram B. O. fered. The film opens a week's run Baylor vs. S. M. U. at Dallas. • m METROPOLITAN at Loew's starting today, Miml Knodel led her team in scor- " " ' nife An Important event in local the- The production end of the film is Swamped by ing with 4 goals and a free throw. She Conference Standing Rice vs. T. C. U. at Fort Worth. atricals will take place when John M. Team- W. said to have created a wardrobe, set- and Madelene Beckenbach showed Games Last Week Stahl's Universal love drama, "Only tings, song hits, and other lavish spec- Jr. College good team work and led the Rice at- Arkansas Yesterday," opens Saturday at the tacle that Is a (huge credit to the big tack. Blanche Taylor showed to ad- Texas' Texas 0, T. C. U. 0. V. 1 i: Metropolitan theater. M»G-M organization. vantage at guard as did Florence Mai T. C, Baylor 0, Texas Tech 13. • ' ' ';'•*•! Baylor Not since "Back Street" has a pic- "Dancing Lady" is perhaps best de- The Rice Owlettes opened their bas- Albrecht. The team felt the need of Rice 0, A arid M. 27. ture directed by Stahl reached the ketball season Tuesday night by los- S. M. U scribed fay the oritlc who said "It is Sybilla Stillman at guard keenly. S. M. U. (J, Centenary 7. it if |i« screen, and the new production is said ing to Junior College 50-19 in a prac- The Cougars featured Jen Wait, who A. & M, a magnificent 1933 edition of 'Our Rice Arkansas 03, Heridrix College 0. to excel in every way any previous Dancing Daughters'." tice game. The fast-stepping, smooth- with 22 points, led the Cougar on- seroenplay filmed by this master in working Cougarettes proved too much slaught. This forward really covered handling domestic drama. Margaret for the Co-eds, whdlwere unable to get K1RBY the floor in fine fashion, and ran rings Sullavan, John Boies, Reginald Denny, started until the second half. The Jr. around the Rico guards. Billle Burke and Edna Mae Oliver "The Thundering Herd", one of Zane College sextette caught the Rice girls Grey's best known novels, comes to The starting lineup for Rice consist- play the featured roles In "Only Yes- ed of: Capt. Miml Knodel, Ruth Sum- terday," and their supporting cast in- the Kirby Theater, beginning tomor- Ascot Neck Sweaters—-$1.50 row all Hart & Nussbaum, Inc. mers, and Dorothy Jewell at forward: cludes thousands of extras and more Blanche Taylor, Elizabeth Johnston, IfHeade d by Randolph Scott and Ju- Complete Outfitters to Men than 75 well known screen players in 410 Main Street and Florence Mai Albrecht at guard. speaking parts. dith Allen, the cast includes Buster ~.-r- The story, based on the best sell- Crabbe, Harry Carey, Noah Berry, ing "Only Yesterday" of Frederick Raymond Hatton, and Monte Blue. Lewis Allen, covers a span of 12 years, follows the tragic love affair of Mar- Owls Journey— garet Sullavan and John Boles, whose SPECIAL (Continued from Page 11 only meeting takes place at a dance while he is an officer in training at a Dick Lauterbach will hold down the local camp. Sudden tragedy and dis- writer post. illusionment follow, with the story In the backfield Harry Witt and Quin SATURDAY KITE sweeping on through . the Armistice Connelly will be at the halfback posts, and up to tho fateful November, 1929, At quarterback position will be Henry the day of the Stock Market disaster, Clorc. Norman Letts will start at the fullback position. LOEW'S Coach Schmidt will start the follow- Joan Crawford and her two leading ing team; men, Clark Gable and Franchoi Ends^-Oraves and Myers; tackles, (please call him "Fran show") Tone, Perkins and Kroseclose; guards, Bas- la!,-. are teamed In "Dancing Lady" which singer and Taylor: center, Lester. In Presenting tho backfield Hartson will be quarter- Pens and Pencils, all makes repair- back. Casper and Lawrence will hold JOSEPH BELLE OS. HEATH'S ed. Leads, Ink and erasers. Fountain down halfback positions, and Kitchen Pen Hospital, 601 Kress Bldg. will be at fullback. SMARTEST And His Sensational A REAL TREAT! 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- * ill?!- jV/.v :"K PAGE 4 THE BICE THBEBHBB HUDA*, NOVEMBER 84, 1933 Hut ££r.V";-Y • 'e'.WflW* • j: Aggie Harriers Best Rice Institute, This course starts just ed some time this coming week. Owls Look Bad outside the stoditiun and runs The last meeting of the club was Ready money opent the way to op- iwm Owl Runners Here west for two n then circles back, held on Tuesday afternoon, November portunity. m By EVRIB. MENDEL In Aggie Loss The first five the order in which 21, with Mimi Knodel, presiding. The Sportt Editor question of sweaters was brought up, Rice'® cross-country harriers were they finished we: •, A. and M.; Saving it the way to ready money. but further action will not be taken overwhelmed by Texas A. and M. run- Wilson, Rice; and itt, Fuentes, and Farmers Give Birds Lesson until a committee reports at the next ners by a score of 34-71. Taylor, of Langley, all of A. and M-. The Wolves MUlWfl:! On How To Play meeting. Miss Knodel also urged the The Wolves were sure howling lant the Aggies, outran Wilson of Rice in members to attempt to secure days for South Texas Comi^erdal National Bank Saturday after the Rice-Texas Aggie Football the stretch to break the tape a short the Campanile. J, TEXAS game as the Owls lout1 their third con- B distance ahead of the Bice runner. Lois Dawson Wins The program was headed by Ruth 11 ference tilt. Those fair weather Coach Matty Bell's Texas Aggies Wilson, speedy sophomore from Summers, who gave an instructive talk whom great things are expected, was on the forehand drive. Miss Summers SOPHOMORES friends of the Owls were i quick to romped rough-shod over the Rice Owls Tenuis Crown the only Owl to show much He fin- emphasized those points stressed by the 'voice1 their opinion about the tffljhie. here Saturday. The Bellmen treated ished second with A. and M. men fin- In the final match of the Tennis Tilden method. From time to time They blamed everyone from the Presi- the crowd of 10,000 to one of the most ishing first, third, fourth, fifth, sixth J Club Tournament Lois Dawson be- different members of the Tennis Club spectacular and smoothest aerial at- ,,,,,,,TtTT,|H^I dent to the water boy. The Owl team seventh, and eighth. came Rice tennis queen by a win of will give talks on tennis. The next meeting will be held on would be better off if these kind of tacks ever witnessed at Rice Field. Taylor, long-legged Aggie star, 6-2, 6-2 over Blanche Taylor. Both December 5, in room 311-A Adminis- EVERY TUESDAY AFTERNOON supporters stayed away ail the time. The defeat of the Owls was intensi- showed speed and endurance and in Miss Dawson and Miss Taylor haye tration Building, at 1 p. m. Everyone fied by the injury of Harry Fouke, the home stretch matched Wilson's bid played some very fine tennis before bK®'' Our Yell Leader star halfback of the Rife team. Fouke is invited. for victory with a reserve power that and after the matches. The names of 4 to 6 Rice students made a'.wipe move suffered a painful hijp injury in the put him across the line several yards when they elected "Doc" Brimlley ah the other ranking players will be post- Wc sell Conklln. Parker, Sheaffcr, AUTRY HOUSE I bird quarter, and was removed from in front. Swan, Wahl-Eversharp and Waterman I Head Yell Leader ihis year. Doc is the field in an ambulance. Foukq will The race was run over the four-mile Fountaln Pen Hospital. Repairs on Pens. Also Pencils to match. Names These Are YOUR Dances Patronize Them about the siheeresrt supporter the Owls will be lost to the Owls for the re- course on the southern boundary of all make* of puis and Pencils. 601 engraved FREE, Fountain Pen Hos- SENIORS GIRLS ARE URGED TO STAG JUNIORS i i h lousy, as soon as tack, functioning perfectly, resulted in. Rice Representatives the Owls |ijet on the small end of the four touchdowns. The Owls, on the score.' ' •" Y:'" other hand, managed to complete only This Week's (Susses two out of 11 passes tried. Oft* EE N T C3\ U. 1:4, Rice (I. Witt, Lauterback, Haley, and Lagow TUXEDOS Rice "OWLS" Arkansas. V Texas ti.••••• j .turned in nice performances for the Cleaners & Dyers FOR FORMAL AFFAIRS S. M. U..(i, Baylor li-'YYY,, .Rice outfit, 4812 MAIN II. 2148 vs. ji t'Vr.R-tiary 7. U. of Misisisbi' 0 99 i;r (lei your watches, clocks, bracelets, Rice vs. T. C. If. chains, etc.. from IS. O Kreiter. Kress Distinctly New TCU "Horned Frogs If we lake comparative scdiVs into Hldg Lobby iXeuunt th.> T C. U Horned:, f'r'ogs POLAR WAVE Single and Double NOVEMBER 25TH .•hoiihl beat' lft«; Owls '48-0. Texas U. I we,ut the Owls, 18-0. and T:..C."UV beatj CANDY ICE PALACE Breasted Models Tex;,;- ;j0'-0.•'therefore, -idd Up the. two. Missouri Pacific Lines Enjoy the i;i:c < . ,i• ill 18-iI i-. ihe .Iils^ei lhal \i>u; To Complete the Special Train I., This' ji.tne lliese eurripiiiriiliee,,! Fnn and You've never seen such 1 Thanksgiving Dinner Exercise of n iitl' .'wet.; The Frogs sviU'ltei excellence of style, fab~ Lv. Houston Union Station 6:00 A.M., Nov, 25 tacky if lv.it lite Ov.U »>v two I ICE Ar. Fort Worth 1:30 P.M. Nov. 25 : WHITMAN'S lOUrhdeWO'!, ,'| , '. '. • !i! > p • •,. j SKATING ric and tailoring Lv. Fort Worth 11:55 P.M. Nov. 25 Other Games MISS SAYLOR'S Vi x.i. I' looked had 'a i Saturday • combined. Let's All Go! ai' the,vi;,: hij/wed h> dele;.; to T O V:[[ ;,TKI v' he Ar^Jr^JJv..: i1^j-'f'l-"^!::: ill - .'ri'ieeii V'aV!.lire !• !8|. Tickets - Information f !'leiie' Ylj-i'i';1 1;;jii.'V The Gables, Inc. $* ' \Vjheji 'tliONt'-'i .liexr'S^U!- 3100 Main H. 2101 CITY TICKET OFFICE : ilil.lll.'l llljll .I..I..,. 25. . •is.day . at A'tistjiv.' : A'ic.tf'i;r.^;;Y'l\.i A iv ' ; iii 1 kahsife AvilJ .^ririf;'i(«:.v'tl>^:i,t.- mi 911 Texas Avenue nil 't.ronlYrei'iK'i:'':, I'AitYit ACCESSORIES AT : BMil' it ili tiifow Hie :So.ntlnee.>l OonUii- MODEST PRICES Preston 3151 iiiisle into a (treat big .jumble.'; MEN- MeGowen at Hutchins C. 10-18 "A Service Institution" I-.hi.'.il'l win from the Steers ; We're piickin' 'tin in ' lii'tvf- superior teanv but . 1 !ii;• 111- iv.viiv ;li one home.' will 1 take ; for i\ ,i jot .,i their strength. S Mi I' .l,e. Id Ual the Bavloi REGAL BEER Ir.i-- Week.' end' ,X5o:th '.teanv,. are i . -.J j,. •|,)pp|i'i[ni each will • he lielit- ItlC. GTASS ... 5c TO BREAK RECORDS Is.theii :>l'ij);i'':.ehni,H'e '.of win-. j BBSi^ . •.i-.ij i.i tiein)'; lot the conference j See BLAKE IT TAKES HEALTHY NERVES IN THE AIR! :;':ii Main and Dallas < ••• ti n,i- in the SoiiHi\V( SI eon- i 1 Ulock from Rice Corner ierenvi'.' :;in al! hi;! o/Tieia! •ireeoenitiori,1';.' tl • >-i-i..r-itin Write] iil.so 'gnesse.s: their i . C Viii.» .ai \ 1'j'il! bi/i.t V. oi Mis- 1 i-iiipi.-; Y Intramural Football D le ill roailie! e.i'„:seii by Deei'tu- ROBT. BURNS' .• .s i;;ii11;ii.ionn i.he Intramural Knot- J iiivi! ilriifiiii- will Hot Mart play until ••it ill. Cln/vO./nav' Holidays. The ] PANATELLA I)E LUXE tI-' illy ej.ub Iraetis.- howi ver: will ; I LTKA MILD CIGAR f;ke pfIsfeinIii'-: .')!'!> :11.ii wluit a ; ; little , it, ..Yl.iiiulcl . • Y For Young Men and Men of All ('onfereure Team Young Ideas f I;• t ., lia.S ai'UM.il when eeer'. j • ii. '.ti l.- piekii'S all tiiiiili.-reiice teanis I I. friin i-fier will uijam publisli il-S i Cleveland Cigar Co. all i tinl'ei i • i t- pick this yetd" "fi'Oi'ii j Fannin at Commerce i'fci:i I'ljvee i y iht! niei'i oi.) the V'vii'- . t, ii ' I111 I 'I ( C Rice Football History . II i. • r;,i -. I'uili'i'i . tO fell T. C. .U ill i' j •. ,'ti.il! rami sipce t02-l. Prim to thai <).iti* ilii I'i.wi: lirlii I. pc.i.'ided ec\|e on | SERVE •ii, Froyii i;i .wiii'i; Tcith(,i'i'rtiw',s j • )•••• '••.'ill' be I he twelfth' Yen counter ; i,«-lY-vi•« 11 (ho two team.1- The Owls . S A X E T .' .. j, won three i.;;ime.-.: T. G U. life • •I., ii and two I'tvli il a.-, ties Thr I C E YKri.itfj.o iii'ive, t,t:;i:i)'MYfiYt!i;ilnd': '.I'o&i! .''rir'.'-'ffliil ' ptiilits .tu^ainsi ,t |ie ,'b\v|1'!; TS . ill' .!lie-:' j C R E A M FLYING EIGHT DAYS AND NIGHTS without a stop, Frances RACING ACROSS AMERICA in 10 hours and iji'iities. "• YotY'Yi'Y'Y.' '.^YI'Yi'YitY'YiYYvY'Y i HE FLEW AROUND THE WORLD ALONE 1 Wiley Marsalis and Louise Thadcn set the world's endurance 5Ms minutes, Col. Roscoe Turner recently Post climbs out of the Winnie Mae at Histnfv of /;amewi , • " ] Fancy Molds a Specialty flight record for women. Miss Thaden says, "For some added a new West-East transcontinental i!U'l : IV. fYC l.i. C< •* 1 Floyd Bennett Field as the whole world years I've smoked Camels. They taste better." Also a speed record to the East-West record he applauds his skill and marvelous physi- ,:;:i. T :C, UoY!.... Y...... :] Camel fan, Miss Marsalis says, "I've never changed be* won earlier this year. " Like most pilots i!)K)' K.ui(j T. e: UYiy , Yi'f PHONE P. 0181 cal endurance. "Smoking Camels as I cause I can't afford to take chances with my nerves." I smoke a lot," says Col. Turner. "I i;}i'K > .ii'.ii-i- (Bfiii 'I': have for so long," says Post, " I never smoke Camels for the sake of healthy worry about healthy nerves." nerves, and I enjoy them more." * -x- * * * -x- -K- * * * * -x- * * * * * -x- # ^ p|sYiii|:f(i.-;|| T, C;r-p; t', !!W!t -1-Vie.i ff.i'T: C it :« ',, l iMiSO-liior'O, T "C: ,Y •t;Y';;:iY|4,J Good Food ! ifiiie iY T. C. n, V. "iri:«'v ' TY 'ijY.; .u>. YYY'D 'Y" Good Health i , : HY'irl'iv it:o iyiihriTuridel''irH.(r} iii?t;' F'i'C;^ MATCHLESS i/lot:!!, l:(i>o-:iYvi;ll, the tili.Vy •ftSeiirfitied Y'jjj White House 11 END c$eae£i/ ajmoABM GL*tje£& ISHtll on oi versai'v. of it.-, eriliiblish- ].•(:' fc- MOjvi ,

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