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OL. XVIII THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA. GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928 NO. 3 JACKETS GO TO NEW ORLEANS FOR TULANE GAME • • • • rOM JONES ELECTED PRESIDENT OF SOPHMORE CLASS l^ote Unanimous On Greenies Boast Best Present Method of Team of Recent Electing Student Years Council BANKER WILL LEAD ; E. D. Herron Elected ATTACK Vice-President Jackets First Visit ] Tuesday morning at eleven o'clock To New Orleans I the Y. M. C. A. chapel the first Since '17 Jeeting of the year of the Sophomore Last night an enthusiastic group of Jass was held. This meeting was Tech students and supporters saw the klled for the consideration of two Golden Tornado embark on their first mportant problems, the method of trip to New Orleans in eleven years. fcminating Student Council members, It will be Tech's first football inva nd the election of class officers. sion of New Orleans since the days of | Tom Jones, president of last year's Strupper and Guyon. If our Yellow lass, presided, and Ed Hamm, presi- Jackets could be as sure of victory knt of the Student Council, made a now as they were then, there would Irort talk in which he explained the indeed be no cause for even the slight mestion to be decided. est worry. I Heretofore the Student Council in The Tulane Greenbacks are present Impliance with Section four of its ing to the Southern Conference this institution has nominated two out- year one of the strongest elevens they landing students for each of the have ever had. Last year the Green •even positions on the council. These ies were the only Conference team to kve been selected on the basis of score on Tech, and this year, to aid fchool spirit, activity, and general them, they are fighting in their own fcpularity. The student body then (Continued on Page 8) lected the council members from iese nominees. Marionettes to Pro Jit has been proposed that the stu- ent body should take the nomina duce "Tommy" as tes out of the hands of the coun- Frank Speer stopping Aubrey Grow, V. M. I. tackle in the Tech-Y. M. I. game, as he caught the second kick- il entirely and make the nominations. off that Lumpkin booted. Grow was about to get away for a long return when Speer crossed over and brought First Play him to the ground. hv disadvantage of this method is nit it is almost an impossibility to Two Trips Planned Ive a representative meeting of the Dr. Bowden tolPi Delta Epsilon Tulane Game to be The Marionettes, the dramatic club Esses. Elects Twenty-one Shown on the of Georgia Tech, began their activity By a unanimous vote the sopho- Address Freshmen of the year the past week with the •res decided to have the nomina- October 16 New Men Grid-Graph freshman tryouts for the club. The Ins made in the future as they have names of those who were elected to wn made in the past. Election of Officers Soon OFFICERS ELECTED Tech-Notre Dame to Be on the club will be announced next week. •After much competition, the follow- N. a C. Hook-up During the year two trips will be Dr. Bowden, a prominent Atlanta % class officers were elected: Plans Underway for made—one before Christmas and one physician, will speak to the class next The Tech-Tulane game will be om Jones, President, Convention after. The itinerary of these trips Tuesday, October 16. On the follow shown play by play on the grid-graph Herron, Vice-President, has not yet been determined. ing Tuesday, the Freshman class of The first meeting of Pi Delta Ep at Grant Field Saturday afternoon. im Brooks, Secretary, The first production of the club for '32 will hold its election of officers. silon, national collegiate honorary This device shows the ball as it rl Dunlap, Treasurer. the year will be a delightful comedy Every fellow is desirous of a certain journalistic fraternity, was held moves on a miniature gridiron, gives in three acts, "Tommy." Tryouts will candidate, so be in chapel with plenty Wednesday afternoon at the Y. M. C. the play, and the name of the player be held for the cast on Monday, Tues of spirits, etc., for your man. \ A. At this time Burton Cloud was carrying the ball. of. McKee Returns day, and Wednesday, October 15, 16, Dr. Brittain spoke to the class last , elected Vice-President of the Tech The National Broadcasting Company and 17, at four o'clock in the Y. M. Tuesday on the subject: "Characteris | chapter; Dave Heritage, Secretary, will broadcast the Georgia-Yale game Tech After Study C. A. chapel. All members of the club tics that mark a beloved and admired and Charlie King, Treasurer. Jack at New Haven, October 13, and the who are interested in working on this man." This proved to a very inter Pruitt continues as President, having Georgia Tech-Notre Dame battle of ing in France play should report at this time. esting talk which brought out cardi [ been elected during the latter part of October 20, at Atlanta. The play, "Tommy," has been run Prof. McKee has just returned to nal virtues of courage, obedience, hon the past school year. These two games will be broadcast ning in New York at popular comedy L Tech from a three years leave to esty, efficiency, will power and cour Twenty-one new men were elected by a network of 75 stations through prices, and has met with unusual ap tesy. to membership and are to be enter out the United States. This is the knee with the rank of Professor in preciation. It is the screamingly fun tained at a banquet in the new dining first time that a Georgia team has I Modern Language Department ny portrayal of a love affair which hall Monday evening at 6:30 P. M. been so recognized for two weeks in B is welcomed by Dr. J. B. Cren- takes place for the most part in a Gene Turner (Continued on Page 8) (Continued on Page 8) kw, head of the Department. modern American home. The princi In June, Prof. MeKee received Campaign Opens pal, Tommy, carries his attentions to (Continued on Page 2) {Franco-American Scholarship, and GENE TURNER WRITES FROM October 31 • WAS SEVEN YEARS SECRETARY OF TECH Y. M. C. A. • Is excused from his duties in the idem Language Department to re- Gene Turner, first secretary of the BUDDHIST ISLAND NEAR SHANGHAI Bill Simpkins Goes to jhe his studies in France, Tech Y. M. C. A., who is now in China Last year Tech students, faculty Its chief exports are tea, hides, beans, Alpha Delta Sigma tie studied at Besancon and Greno- as "Y" secretary is helped each year by the students and Alumni of Geor and Alumni heard with interest sev grain, antimony, poultry and egg prod ( where he received the degree of Convention gia Teen. eral talks by E. A. (Gene) Turner. ucts, and wood and vegetable oils. de Lett re, which corresponds frteur The Gene Turner campaign begins : for seven years popular Secretary of America sells here lumber, cotton, to Bill Simpkins, member of the com 'the Doctor of Philosophy degree here on October 30. Cards will be the Tech Y. M. C. A. and for the past bacco products, machinery, leather and merce department, left Thursday to ten by American Universities. This handed out to every student asking twelve years successful **Y" leader in automobiles in increasing quantities." attend the convention of Alpha Delta China. On completion of his furlough 44 tree was awarded with the addi- for a contribution to help promote his 1 am writing from our Secretaries' Sigma held at Champagne, Illinois, last spring Gene returned to China. lal qualification. "Honorable men* work. As **Y" secretary, his job ia Conference, which is meeting on one Friday and Saturday, October 12th Writing to friends about his new field. of the Buddhist's sacred islands South h." which is the highest honor con- strictly undenominational, the main and 13th. idea being to get everyone to believe Wuchang, he says: of Shanghai in the Chusan Archi Alpha Delta Sigma is a national red upon any candidate, in some religion, whether native or "Wuchang is a city of about 450,000 pelago. One can scarcely imagine a advertising fraternity. The Tech mf. McKee secured his collegiate Protestant. people, the capital of the Province, the more ideal and beautiful place for a chapter was reorganized last year ining at Washington and Lee Uni- Gene Turner did much to put Teeh city in which the successful Revolution conference. The island is about four and is composed of students and mem jnty, University of Pittsburg, and on the collegiate map. As said be of 1911 had its beginning, a large miles long and has approximately 100 bers of the faculty of the commerce rard. He came to Tech as an in fore, he was first secretary of the educational and commercial center and j temples scattered about in its hills. department who are interested in ad ter in the Modern Language De- Tech "Y" and was largely responsible one of the famous Wuhan cities st the It has been a Buddhist center since vertising. for the building in which the Y. M. C of the Han and Yangtze tir about 825 A.D., and is rich in tradi ftment in the fall of 1916. A. is now located. He organised and ade for Wuchang and tions and stories as well ss in its t the outbreak of the World War helped get out the first issue of the Han for Hanyang and Hankow. Han scenery. Just below us is a beautiful Juniors . McKee was commissioned aa eec- Technique. The Sooths Li rest College yang is the seat of the largest steel sandy, crescent beach, and there is I lieutenant in the United States Weekly. He also helped get up Tech's mills in the country and also boasts endless opportunity for hikes of in There will be a meeting of the my. but he was soon promoted to first Glee Club and was very active in Hankow, the Chicago of terest. We have approximately 100 Junior Class at 11 o'clock, Tuesday t lieutenant. He served with the starting athletics here. is the largest of the three secretaries here and we are consid morning, October 16, in the Y. M. cities. Ocean going vessels discharge Ji Infantry of the famous 3rd Divi- Ia 1913, he was called to China and ering our program and the adapta C. A. ChapeL All members of this »n. known as the "Rock of the has been serving there since. Only and take on cargo at its floating decks. tions necessary at this time. There class are urged to be there as offi a few oars ago, a letter It is the gateway for products, going has been a surprising optimism in the cers will be elected and the method irne." in 1919. Upon his return he from him telling of his of the great region of reports from different sections, though of electing the Student Council will •in took up his work on the Tech pointing out the and a center of main there is and has been and will con be put to a vote. *ulty as instructor of French. at -i- railway lines from the north and south. tinue to be no lack of problems." 1928 THE TEC HNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, MARIONETTES TO PRODUCF PI • • "TOMMY" AS FIRST p II assigned to the faculty. This is • • L

not an unjust law. Cars scat (Continued from Page i) The Technique tered here and there over the CAMPUS CALENDAR v the girl's family to such excesses • • THE SOUTH'S LIVEST COLLEGE grounds would make it impossi his impeccable manners to such WEEKLY ble to bring fire-fighting equip travagances, that he quite defeats GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY, ment within range of the closely purpose to win his beloved. She ATLANTA, GA. Friday, October 12: 9:00 P.M. set buildings. So students show L dia Dance at Garber Hall , ing unable effectively to voice ophnf ' Published every Friday by the students under your love for Tech, respect for and protestations, to act petit griroa the supervision of the Student Council Saturday, October 13: 2:30 P.M. this rule, walk that block, and TOg Tech-Tulane Football at New Orleans. ances, is left quite without that fe Entered at the Postoffice in Atlanta as mail protect your school. Seniors excused from classes on Saturday for this game. nine interest which lurks around y 3 9:00 P.M. matter of the second class. Dance at Garber Hall Accepted for mailing at special rate of postage more indifferent man, and allows snt provided for in Section 1103 FRESHMEN Sunday, October 14: A.M. other to seek her heart. An uncle Act of October 3, 1917, authorized Tech Bible Classes 9.45 the house, a local political boss, cleUm April 3, 1922. A.M. Interest and enthusiasm Church 11:00 ly sees what an unmistakably bet 0l SUBSCRIPTION RATES. 1 among the freshmen is admired Monday, October 15: 5:00 P.M. husband Tommy would make than f 10c Per Copy; $2.00 Per Year; $1.50 Per Year Blue Print Staff Meeting lst to Tech Students. by everyone as long as these are 7:00 P.M. other. Accordingly, he stacks t ! Technique Make-up Staff Meeting up All advertising matter must be in the hands kept within the bounds of reason deck and plays his cards judicioiij' ^ of the Business Manager by 5.00 P. M. Friday Tuesday, October 16: re before date of publication. but last Saturday the class of 11:00 A.M. Tommy becomes involved in a %* Junior Class Meeting ari 1932 did not keep within these 11:00 A.M. tionable real estate deal, and a sl? Technique Staff Meeting BURTON CLOUD Editor-in-Chief bounds. For no reason at all ow falls over his bright virtue. ° H. S. WOODRUFF Business Manager Wednesday, October 17: some low freshman started 4:00 P.M. thrown from the house. Now Toitfec* Technique Reportorial Staff Meeting BOARD OF EDITORS throwing "pop" bottles at the has been placed in the counter \\(am Jack Pruitt Assistant Editor fence and a great many of the Where before he was the paragon'^ ^ Lane Mitchell, Jr Managing Editor other frosh followed. It is real Arthur M. McCoy Associate Editor virtue, now he is a scheming vit ^ James Thompson Associate Editor ized that this is not the spirit of Ward Grantham Associate Editor The girl's heart is caught between3 ^' Frank L. McDonnold Associate Editor the entire class, but as any or n Clyde U. Haggerty Associate Editor ganization is judged by the con two extremes; and if Tommy can

cussion. The cultivation of pleas age or the splendid manner in weather while that young upstart is ant, worthwhile acquaintances is which the unit conducted itself. tucked safely away in its garage. the best possible insurance The entire trip was enjoyed by Confined exclusively to the makers against the monotony of routine. all, but this enjoyment was not of Duo-Wear Two-Trousers Suits— But the factor whose cultiva carried to extreme, and there More About the Fair and Prof. tion so distinguishes the all- really was no distinction be Fitzgerald Two-button coat with double- round man of the campus re tween the Harvard and Tech sea- We saw Prof. Fitzgerald, of the breasted vest— ceives all too little notice by goers. Electrical Engineering department at Three-button coat with a two- button effect— many men of Tech—a situation "The Technique," therefore, the Fair and we saw a motor on ex that is difficult to understand hopes these facts above will hibit by Georgia Tech. Later on we saw the same professor pondering ov when one considers the splendid make amends for inadvertence of Most Remarkable training and the just recognition the article in question and will er the same motor and then came the hero "Foggy" who had to explain how which accompany the pursuit of do away with any intentions to Values at .50 school activities. Some men seem injure the work that is being car rather than general, accepted condi *37 to procrastinate throughout their ried forward in this department. Freshman and Sophmore years, tions. and excuse themselves later by Build all the air castles your fancy lamenting the fact that they did WISDOM craves, then turn your back on the not start in time. Others view the ruins as they fall. Parks - Chambers school publications, the athletic The avoidance of temptation re If a fellow can manage somehow to teams, the Glee Club, the Marion quires greater effort and more compass a large hope his fears are ettes as fine for the school, cheer strength of character than the re always within control. them and hope for their success, quirements that compel us not to but never entertain the idea that yield to it. these activities should be of them To suggest a remedy is always su as well as for them—never re perior to the application of an argu member that Tech will be quick ment. Georgia School of Technology with its praise for "can and will." We never really appreciate how Before these fellows should be bright the sun was until we realize brought the old slogan, "The how dark the clouds are. "A Technical School With a National Reputation" more you put into it, the more Little matters of neglect are the in you get out of it." Then men who fant conditions of large questions of wholeheartedly go out for school loss and expense. THE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY offers to young men of activities are not the ones to fail Adverse and unjust criticism is fre ability and ambition a training which will fit them for positions of to get their money's worth out quently only a lie that one fool cre responsibility and power. of a college education. ates and all fools believe. The national reputation of this institution is based not on claims, but on Every successful effort must bear results. Its greatest asset is the record which its alumni are making in 1 PARKING the indelible stamp of purpose. the productive work of the world. Georgia Tech graduates succeed be What a terrible price we sometimes cause they have been trained both to think scientifically and to work Do you remember the an pay for the supremacy of self respect! efficiently. nouncement sent around definite The haunting spirit of discontent ly stating that no student was stands in its own sunshine and creates Courses in Civil, Electrical, Mechanical Textile, General, and Ceramic Engineering, allowed to park his car on the its own shadow. Enginering Chemistry, Architecture, Commerce, and General Science. campus? The observance of this He who knows nothing can doubt rule is a matter of school loyalty nothing: but it is often the ignorance Coast Artillery, Signal Corps, Air Service, Infantry, and Ordnance Units of the R. O. T. C. but when the disregard of such that hurts. a law constitutes a deadly fire Faith is the fiction upon which the hazard it is doubly important plot of fact is laid out. that the full cooperation of the Nothing develops character more For Further Information Address student body be assured. Clauses than a faithfully followed sense of in Tech's fire insurance policies responsibility. directly forbid any parking on Most of us establish for ourselves THE REGISTRAR Georgia School of Technology ATLANTA, GA. the campus except a few places a code of ethics based on Individual, THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928

PECH RADIO STATION BEGINS will take place at this meeting is the Cosmopolitan Club Morgan Blake Will election of officers for the coming REGULAR WEEKLY PROGRAM Opens Year With Address Freshman year. As soon os these officers are *W. G. S. T. ON AIR MONDAY New Officers "Y" Club Monday elected they will take charge for the * AND THURSDAY NIGHTS Radio Club Starts remainder of the year. This year, an effort is being made Last Monday night the Georgia Tech Operation Ten Nationalities Represented Night to get all the freshmen in the dormi radio station station made its first Tuesday, October 9, the Georgia The Cosmopolitan Club of Ga. Tech The next meeting of the Freshman "Y" Club at 7 o'clock, Monday night, tories to come to the meetings of .broadcast of the year. The initial Tech Radio Club held its first meet held its first meeting in the Tech "Y" is to be featured by an ad the club. In former years there was urogram of the season was sponsored ing of the year. It is planned to keep Wednesday, October 3, electing offi dress by Morgan Blake, the the Club's station, 4AV, in operation cers and making all other necessary only a small number of the first year t»y Mrs. Harry E. Storms, who pre sporting editor of the Atlanta Jour afternoons and evenings throughout arrangements to put the club back on men who availed themselves of en sented several solos and quartette nal. Another important event which the year. It is an Official Relay Sta its feet. The organization for the joying the benefits of this club, but 'lumbers during the hour. tion of the A R R L, and relays mes past several years has been more or join but they would also like to have this year a large enrollment is being * On Thursday, the Griffith School sages through other stations of the less of a dream, though realization of some American ones also. sought so that all the boys in the dor If Music had charge of an hour of League. One month last year 275 which could only be realized in a very mitories may become acquainted with listrumental numbers played by the messages were handled. closely organized club. However it The main ambition of the officers iupils of the School. An added fea- seems that with the "Pep" in which and the one outlook of the Club is the work that this organization is Though the station is of only 50 SWe of interest was a talk by Coach the first meeting started off, the Club permanence, which will take the place watt power, its messages have been doing to help the students. Barron coach of the Tech track team, has laid the foundation for a perma of a fraternity in their minds, where picked up as far away as Australia All freshmen, whether living in the jrho introduced Ed Hamm, who was nent organization. the foreign boy can get something and communication has been carried dormitories or not should make an lech's representative to the Olympic Francisco Castano, from Mexico was from his school life besides his men on with England, Italy, and a number tal training. It will afford him a effort to attend these meetings and 'lames and who won the broad jump of South American countries. The elected president; Carl L. Jones, Di- g place of fellowship and a little conso to have infused in them a little of it the Games, wave lengths used are 20 and 40 me chovitz, Russia, secretary; Oliver Or i tiz, Mexico, treasurer; Francisco J. lation at times, being for from home. the spirit which makes the Y. M. C. p The same arrangement of programs ters (14,000 and 7,000 kilocycles). Naranjo, Mexico, sergeant at arms. It is with this idea of mutual benefit A. one of the greatest benefits that m being carried out this year as last. The officers of the Club this year The Tech club has planned a joint and permanent organization that the the student, newly come from home, ,Jn Monday night, from 9:30 to 10:30, are B. R. Adams, president; C. E. meeting with the Emory University Cosmopolitan Club was organized. can enjoy here in his stay at Tech. -Aie of the musical artists series Heitman, vice-president, and R. V. Club soon. The meeting will consist [broadcasts is given. These are given Brewer, secretary and treasurer. of a few short talks, a debate and A Good Appearance Starts the Seat of Success Jy prominent artists around Atlanta The club meets every Tuesday at end up with a supper. »and consists of selections of a clas GEORGIAN TERRACE BARBER SHOP 11 A. M. in its room in the wood shop There are about ten different na sical or semi-classical nature. On building. All who are interested in tionalities represented and the total FIRST CLASS BARBERS Thursday nights, from 7 to 8, a Tech amateur radio communication are in membership is 35. Of course its pur "IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL" aight program, with the program r( vited to attend, pose is to get the foreign boys to PHONE IVY 6665 J. PIEROTTI, Prop. Sponsored by someone in the school, jr put on by one of the school organi sations, is given.

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SINCE 1 8 8 2 MANUFACTURERS FOR THE BELL SYSTEM TLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928 THE TECHNIQUE, A ANNUAL CAKE RACE LOOMS GOLDEN TORNADO OUTCLASSES V. M. I. IN 13-0 VICTOR] Handball Courts VETERAN JACKET BAC* Koseme Sponsors Georgia Bulldogs Vandy to Journey to FIELD MAKES LONG Texas for Annual Installed At GAINS AGAINST CADETS Cross-Country Advance Upon Fumbles Prove Costly Game With Steers Tech "Y" Race Old Eli Lacking the unerring precision 01 A valuable new addition to the Tech Tarheels Battle Harvard machine, but showing a greater pn, Frosh Required to Run The University of Georgia Bulldogs Y. M. C. A. will be four handball than any team which represented journey tomorrow to Yale, where the With the Tech-Tulane game fore One of the most notable events that courts which are now being installed. gia Tech in the past several seas Red and Black floats supreme, due to most in the minds of Georgia Tech Already the concrete foundations will usher in the fall sports, is the Coach William A. Alexander's Ye their 14 to 10 victory over Old Eli fans, other important tilts will en annual cross-country cake race. This have been laid and it is expected that Jackets scored a 13 to 0 triumph, last year, which was their first win gage the attention of football adher race has heretofore been held in the they will be entirely completed at an the Flying Squadron from Virj during the five years of engagement. spring of the year, but as some good ents in other parts of the South. early date. The courts will be lo Military Institute in the This game together with the Jackets' OPENING material is needed for the freshman Vanderbilt invades the Southwest to cated on the east side of the "Y." gagement of the football campaig, trip to Tulane will prove to be the track team, the race will be held on engage Texas at Dallas in their an This should prove to be of great in Grant Field Saturday. head-liners of this week's play. the 22nd of this month. nual battle. Last year, the Steers terest to all who like fast games. Randolph, Thomason, Lumpkin This race is sponsored by the Ko The team that the Bulldogs are won over the Commodores in a hard Handball is a game similar to ten Mizell alternated as leaders of seme Society of Georgia Tech and has taking to Yale is the same one which battle. Tennessee goes up against nis but more exerting. The ball is victors and each of the Jackets been held annually for the past years. carried the Red and Black to such Ole Miss in another Conference game, served against a large board with played that element of guidances heights last year, but as shown from It is an old tradition that is upheld and Sewanee tackles Transylvania. the hand and should bounce back in sary to bring victory. This QUA the strength of returning material and by the incoming freshman class. Ev Washington and Lee invades Lex the court. The opponent returns it of brilliant backs ran and passed I their decisive victory last Saturday ery member of the freshman class is ington to battle the Kentucky Wild in the same manner and the action is mates to fourteen first downs, *l against Mercer, together with the fact required to run. This also has a great cats in a game which will be impor continued until the ball goes out of netted two touchdowns and one p that they must keep up the good work tant in the selection of a Conference bearing on the awarding of the cov bounds or is missed. It may be after score, a dropkick which U of last year's eleven, the Yale Bull champion. South Carolina, with their eted freshman numerals. There will played with either singles or doubles. squarely between the uprights. dogs will find this year's Red and greatest team in years , engages be one hundred and fifty cakes given Mr. Jack Stalsworth of the Central Y. Fincher's forwards tore theV.l away for the first 150 to finish. They Black as hard or even harder to stop. Maryland at Columbia. Virginia takes M. C. A. offered to come over when line to shreds. Gaping holes aw; are donated by the Tech woman's on an intersectional foe in an annual the courts are finished and help in the plunging Tornado backs as I club, the auxiliary clubs and many ing or dunning. Tech has a very good game, tackling the Princeton Tigers troduce the game. lap, Faisst, Mizell, Thomason, Li friends of the institution. The course track team this year and will more at Princeton. V. P. I. advances Skill and strength are required for kin and Randolph charged thrc is three and one-quarter miles long, than likely win the southern track against Colgate and V. M. I. fights handball and it will lead greatly to blocking and stopping the first covering the distance from Grant championship, luck being with them, Roanoke at Lexington. the development of both. Tech men defense. The Jackets should 1 Field to the water works and back. so all you men that can run at least North Carolina goes North to tac scored twice as many points. 1 All freshmen and others entering the just a little get out and show Coach should take advantage of this op kle the Harvard Crimson at Cam yardage should have totaled do race should immediately start training Barron your stuff so that he might portunity, bridge in another fine intersectional that gained, but it was too hot and going over the course, either walk- pick you for the team. sonville. game. North Carolina State battles football and when the backs si Clemson at Florence on October 12. These games will be very influential signs of slowness allowing the o The Crimson Tide will advance upon in the Conference race this year, site ends to swing into plays Get Into A the Mississipi Aggies in Starkville, eliminating many of the Southern would have never been touched, and Auburn engages Florida at Jack- elevens. saw fit to chide them. It was FROG BRAND too hot for any kind of musculai ercise, and the forty or more ath SLICKER who were injected into the fraj HEY are all over the Campus! Rambling and Rumbling ceived abundant punishment whicl TOn "Eds" and "Co-Eds"— couraged more than fatigue. SAWYER'S Frog Brand Slickers are the predominant feature of a BY HANK But the purpose of the game rainy day. Wise upper-classmen ...... accomplished. The play meant a s KNOW and under-classmen soon - -«...... a...... ping stone toward championship, learn that for warmth and protec At heaven's gate the shivering soul tion, SAWYER'S Slickers are the spaces of the west; right in the ''rug was also a test of strength. . best bet. poured out his tale of sin, ged country where men are men and those who saw the Golden Tom But said, "I never tried to dope if the plumbing is terrible" that Roy aggregation were satisfied that teams would lose or win." "Father" Lumpkin loves to rave SAWYER'S SLICKERS ARE exander had started building a tt OBTAINABLE AT MEN'S STORES,St. Pete r opened up the gate and led about. In OUR football-playing days which will soon be recognized, HABERDASHERS AND DEPARTthat soul within. on the old gridiron bounded on the teams were in their embryo. Noth MENT STORES north by the rear of the Episcopal but straight football, intersper GET YOURS—TODAY Let others have their brilliant, Church, on the south by Old Man Mc- with frequent aerial attacks, was sparkling, scintillating, shining, flash Crary's cow pasture, on the east by tempted. But with the drill wh ing fifty-two-to-nothing battles. Give Main Street and on the west by the will soon follow, Georgia Tech will H. M. SAWYER & SON watering trough, a football game was to them those quondam games where improved. East Cambridge Mass. in "Bigbull University hammers Ham- the bunk that didn't yield as many The Institute cadets fought desp (.MATERS OF GENUINE OILED CLOTHINGandeg gSINCE Colleg 1840)e to Piece s displaying fumbles as there were freckles on the ately but against a superior tei mid-season form." spectators' faces. A fumble and a The defense perhaps was better t' thrill for every freckle, that was our the offense. Hawkins, Biggs, La motto. But not for your Uncle Hank. We horn, Garner, Williams and Barnes love our football games raw. We ternated at breaking into plays of want them WILD—yeah, wilder, than Georgia University found a Mercer Jackets when drives were attemp old P. T. Barnum's famous sideshow team highly touted but ineffective in through the line. Open play i freak, Zip the What-Is-It. That's tackling and hardly the fiercely fight strenuous attempts from Scott, C what we love about the opening games ing aggregation of Bears anticipated. tain Barnes and Holtzclaw. This t of the Golden Tornado. Other col Without discounting the steady im batted down numerous passes leges give you nothing but a one-sid provement in Georgia play, a week smeared a lot of Tech interferer ed race-track affair; in Grant Field nearer the goal than before, the bril frequently throwing runners for lo. you get to see an even break and a es. The Flying Squadron drive v guarantee of one thrill per minute or liant versatility in attack, and smash missing. The interference did i your money back. ing defensive play of the team, the hold. It was cramped and frequen* score at Athens was made possible did not take form. Hawkins seem We are a country boy, born and by Mercer weakness in fundamental the only member of the entire V raised on the rugged wide open play. (Continued on Page 6) what kind doYOU write?

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Atlanta, Ga. 8 MILLION A DAY ~~I T H A D TO BE GOOD TO GET WHERE IT IS THE TECHNIQUE, ATLANTA, GA., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928 RATS TACKLE MONROE RED BARRON'S AGGIES TO the northerners in three of the four GIVE FROSH BATTLE Notre Dame is quarters. The Auburn Tigers were Beaten by Ancient forced to bow to their rivals, the Strong Rat Team Seen Clemson Tigers, 6-0, after holding Rival them scoreless for three quarters. On next Saturday the Baby Jack The Florida Gators swamped South ets will strut their stuff in an at Alabama Puts Down ern, 26-0, and the Kentucky Wild tempt to wreck the Monroe Aggies at Ole Miss 27-0 cats ran roughshod over Carson-New man, 61-0. L. S. U. went into action Grant Field. With every Southern Conference against S. L. I., defeating them 46-0. \ &Ready-made'j f*^) If the dope counts for anything, football team in action, nearly all Tech's tomorrow opponents, the Green ' Cut to Order^ /^Jjj? this struggle should end in favor of games went according to predictions. Wave of Tulane, tackled the strong the Rats, who have been working While the Yellow Jackets were swing EST AB LISHEP ENGLIS H UN IV £R S IT Y squad of the Mississippi Aggies, and hard for three weeks and are show ing into the conflict against the V. STYLES, TAILORED OVtR YOUTHFUL found them easy meat, winning 51-6. ing up good. However, it will cer M. I. Flying Squadron, Georgia was Billy Banker was the outstanding CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED tainly be a struggle because the Ag overwhelming the Mercer Bears, 52-0. star of the game, getting off many gies are laying for the Tech fresh The famous "Thousand Backs" of the SERVICE IN THe UNIY&0 STATES. nice little runs. Banker was the only men this year. Bulldogs were entirely too much for man to score against Tech last year. Among those probably starting will the Baptists, who were without the Washington and Lee defeated be: Pat Barron, Graydon, Duck Mc aid of their last year's star and cap North Carolina State 38-6, and Ten Kee, Goldsmith, and Red Williams. tain, Phoney Smith. The eight touch downs of Georgia were scored with nessee won over Center 41-7. Pat, brother of the illustrious Red startling rapidity and smoothness. In other games in the country, Illi Barron, is expected to do great things McCrary accounted for four of the nois defeated Bradley 33-6, and In here at Tech. He will make his debut scored himself. diana won over Oklahoma 10-7. The in this game. Graydon, the Arkan Notre Dame Irish Ramblers were de Alabama crushed Ole Miss, 27-0, sas sprinter and national intercollegi feated by a Big Ten team for the first showing some of the fight and power ate javelin thrower, will run with Pat time in a decade, when they went up of their 1926 team. Vanderbilt took at halfback. Duck McKee will be seen against the powerful Wisconsin team, on an intersectional foe in Colgate, holding down the fullback position. losing to the Badgers 22-6. Chicago and repulsed them 12-7, outplaying BV SPECIAL APPOINTMENT =3 Duck is a real man and football play swamped Wyoming, 47-0, and Cor OUR STORE IS THE er, and he will bear watching. nell defeated Ripon, 13-0. GEORGIA TECH FOOTBALL * At the ends will be Goldsmith and One of the leading 1927 teams, the SCHEDULE Red Williams, former U. S. B. stars. Southern Methodist Mustangs, took With this combination of fight and Oct. 6—Georgia Tech 13; on their first intersectional game this skill, the Rats should go far this year V. M. I. 0. season, when they gave Army a close towards another championship. (JtmrterU ousel Oct. 13, Tulane—New Orleans. shave. The Cadets won by the ex OF ATLANTA Oct. 20, Notre Dame—Atlanta. ceedingly close score of 14-13. Boston Oct. 27, North Carolina- College, after repeated onslaughts The character of the suits and FRESHMEN SCHEDULE Chapel Hill. against the Gobs, finally humbled the overcoats tailored by Charter House ^| October 13—Monroe A. & M. Nov. 3, Oglethorpe—Atlanta. October 27—Auburn. Nov. 10, Vanderbilt—Atlanta. Navy 6-0 in one of the finest games will earn your most sincere liking. g November 9—Mercer at Macon. Nov. 17, Alabama—Atlanta. in the east. Princeton overwhelmed November 24—Florida. Nov. 29, Auburn—Atlanta. Vermont by the score of 50-0, and December 1—Georgia at Athens. Dec. 8, Georgia—Atlanta. Pollock & Berg Yale defeated Maine 27-0. 79-81 Peachtree St. :

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In Jones, end Blue Print Staff Meeting vance the ball. from the famous undefeated 1927 An innovation in Sophomore Eng The Cadets showed an aerial threat freshman squad, the Tech mentors An announcement that should be The Bria>rean Society entertaj^ lish has been added to the school cur from different formations which is have apparently found a forward of of especial interest to all students is the second section Co-op freshm A riculum. It is listed as English 31x. indeed difficult to handle. It seems great power and promise. Jones was that the Blue Print staff is in need a smoker in the Tech mess haU - shaped after the famous Yale play eri The course is intended to give stu dumping enemy interference at will, of some men desiring sales experience Thursday evening, October the f0 f dents more discrimination in their se with a touch of Rockne's Notre Dame and tearing huge holes in the enemy in selling advertising space. This About seventy new men were 61 lection of literature for enjoyment, variety, a short or long pass from the defense while his work on the counter offers the most practical means of at this enjoyable affair. After*!* while embodying the material that same formation. attack was of sterling quality. This gaining sales experience that a stu music, refreshments and smokes i The work of the Tornado ends was has previously been a part of the lad bears watching in future contests. dent can desire. foresting talks were made by p° Sophomore English course. That is, especially pleasing to the Tech parti Coolidge, Prof. McDaniel, and The following was the starting line The Business Staff of the Blue the history of English literature is sans. Alexander has selected his Storms. Members of the society ^ up: Print is making a concentrated drive but the selection of reading matter flanks from his heaviest material, and gave talks were Mr. Arnold *US. GEORGIA TECH V. M. I. on the merchants of Atlanta in an # C yet an integral feature of the course they were dumping plays directed at Holland, I.e. Moody, I.e. spoke on the school activities Thrash, l.t Tewlett, l.t. effort to obtain ads but due to the is more varied than it has been hith ing a wider acquaintance with the Renfrae on athletics and school'* ? Westbrook, r.g Willard, l.g. number of inexperienced men trying erto and is thus calculated to render popular classics of English litera Pund (c), c. V. Grow, c. it, and Mr. Parry on the honor ^ Drennon, r.g Haase, r.g. out for the staff it is doubtful that the course more useful to those stu ture. The course was arranged by Speer, l.t A. Grow, l.t. cieties and the opportunities j Waddey, l.e Scott, I.e. much result can be obtained. dents who desire to get the most out Professor Perry, head of the Eng freshmen. Durant, q.b Hawkins, q.b. The Blue Print is now located in of their English courses by acquir- lish department. Mizell, l.h.b. Barnes, l.h.b. Thomason, r.h.b. Harner, r.h.b. the old military office under the hos 5om Randolph, f.b Dunn, f.b. pital and has equipped it with tables, An important feature on the r^f c Score by periods: Tech 0 6 7 0—13 chairs, and typewriters, giving it a gram was the awarding of a SsU£ V. M. I. 0 0 0 0—0 very businesslike appearance. knife to Mr. Randolph Whitfield i>er£ Substitutions: Tech—Brooks for Drennon, held the highest average of any Von Weller for Waddey, Smith for Durant, Your annual offers one of the best ren Lumpkin for Thomason, Watkins for Thrash, Rah! Rah!! Rah!!! op freshman last year. ,tyi, Fitzgerald for Randolph, Duning for Mizell, activities on the campus with possi Rusy for Pund, Jones for Holland, Thrash for _____ >acl Watkins, Drennon for Brooks, Edwards for bilities of being business manager, :chc Westbrook, Shulman for Smith, Faisst for assistant business manager or adver ""*iav< 44 Dunlap, Parham for Jones, Luna for Fitz Hampton Court" gerald, Law for Rusk, Keener for Von Weller, tising manager. The business staff is ire Holt for Thrash, Durant for Shulman, Ran dolph for Luna, Thomason for Lumpkin, Pund eligible for membership in Pi Delta First o s for Law, Frink for Durant, Sloan for Wat Epsilon, the mother journalistic fra rus kins, Cain for Drennon, Mizell for Thomason, It is the college men who set Heeke for Randolph, Holland for Parham, ternity. cousin eni Waddey for Keener. V. M. I.—Chadwick for hoi the fashion-pace in clothes. A. 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Last Tuesday, at eleven o'clock, the Apartment Number 212 in the Luc- "Hop," he don't mind and if all root PIEDMONT HATTERS erian Apartments could not have ers were as true as he then the teams Emerson Chemical Society held its Jeen much hotter than that field out could have better morale. No V. M. first meeting of the year. Hoke 124 Peachtree Call WA-3218 •yere last Saturday afternoon when I. game is complete without the ap Woodruff who is president, gave a HAT CLEANING, PRESSING AND lie Jackets were playing anti-aircraft pearance of this blond cheering devil. short talk, in which he announced t> the Flying Squadron. That Squad- The most coy and beautiful spon SHOE SHINE PARLOR that there would be several interest Tim incidentally almost flew to a vic- sor of the day has gone unhonored *lry over the home team, but they and unsung. Bill Fincher's own little ing talks given by members of the *lst did not have that old proverbial rosebud, Little Marie, came upon the senior class at the next meeting. He ^jorseshoe in the right place. But field with "chrysambums" and sly also stated that the prospects for the Georgia Tech Students %eetsball" is here and all the glory smile and all upon the arm of her coming year were good, and that Wholesome, nourishing food reasonably priced 'Pitfid rah-rahing that goes with it and man. Reports have it that she will everything possible would be done to Take Your Meals Here llie sore throats and crowds and pret be dated up until after Christmas and make it one of the best years the GEORGIA TECH FOUNTAIN AND CAFETERIA ty girls, sponsors, and what have you. that there is even a waiting list after In The Academic Building Somehow there was not that variety that date. club had enjoyed. The attendance mf color visible Saturday that there Various and sundry were the tea was good and indicated that most of •sually is at the games, but the tem dansants that held forth after the the Chemicals had an active interest perature made everything but ex game, but the crowds were so well in the Society. The meetings will be treme comfort the vogue rather than dispersed and so widely scattered that held regularly at eleven on the first SUITS, TOP COATS, TUXEDOS Jtyle and color. But the stands were we would not attempt to say that so and third Tuesday of each month. packed and even deducting the free and so had the best crowd. But any MADE TO MEASURE |chool kids, the opening crowd must way, in our little contest for the best tions of the next morning at eight ""have been larger than usual. Folks guess of the week goes to Mr. Addi looking us in the face. But we should ire just tired of baseball and long son Simms, of Seattle. He was run $28.50 By $33.50 really give the little girls a hand and io see the old good old blood and bone a close second by Mr. Alonzo Chaney, help them in their efforts. pushing of football. Saturday — the known to his friends as "Lon." Mr. jentral thought of some seventeen Chaney could not be elected to the Everybody surely is keeping quiet LEE HAYMAN these days — no frolicing much — no thousand people was not who would first place because due to his number 619 SPRING ST. ATLANTA be the next president, nor who would less make-ups we could not decide scandal — no nothing — everybody win the world series, but how can we whether to give him the urban or trying to behave. But it is just the p*eak up those V. M. I. passes? rural prize. Personally we aren't so lull before the storm. No body is a human barometer, but there looks like Well, old John Hopkins was there very hot for these little beforehand plenty of foul weather ahead. Grab as usual with suspenders and all. 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• • Carnes, Shi Goodwyne, Ed. Yeargan, • ber 2nd for the purpose of electing Fraternity, pledged the following • • officers for the present year. Howell Dodd, L. Partain, R. Binkley, seniors: Mowry, Wood, Heitman, Several faculty members were pres L. Smith, Bob Frederick, Fritz Rob- Newberry, Novella, Moore, Myers and ent as guests of honor, and during the rets, Tate Bowen, Neil Lassiter, and MEIROPpLllAN serving of ice cream and cake they Richey. F. L. Sacha. were called upon for impromptu talks. Juniors are to be selected later on Plans for the national Pi Delta Ep MOVIETONE viTAPHONC Among them were Professors J. E. in this semester. The newly pledged silon convention, which is to be held McDaniel, J. W. Fountain, and Phil in Atlanta from December 6-8, were men have been set to work on the in NOW PLAYING NEXT WEEK B. Narmore. Professor Frank Bar- discussed with Prof. Sparks, who is itiation box that the Tech Chapter wick, former president of the Co-op the National President. The Emory ROD "The Club made an interesting talk dealing must complete in order to keep up chapter is to be entertained Monday with that organization, and Earl Hil- with the other chapters of the Fra evening and at this time work for both LA ROCQUE GRAIN burn gave an enlightening outline of • • ternity. chapters will be outlined. • the history and activity of the Bria- • • IN of rean Society, of which he is president. Compliments of During the meeting a resolution was Chocolate Milk "LOVE DUST" ?• adopted establishing the smoker as a STANDARD An Overwhelming Sex-Allure ^1 semi-annual custom, at which speech PHARMACY, Inc. Sc es will be made by various faculty OVERNIGHT" By GRAHAM PHILLIPS J* COX & WHITE, Proprietors members, and also the election of of Five Points Cigar Store ficers will take place. This is going Corner North Ave. & Luckie St. to be done to help the co-ops who are employed throughout the entire South to keep in closer contact with one FRATERNITY AND CLASS STATIONERY j another. Invitations for All Occasions j Recommended The officers elected for this term I Correctly Engraved at Reasonable Prices j by the English Department of are: I J. P. STEVENS ENGRAVING COMPANY President—Randolph Whitfield. Georgia School of Technology Vice-President—Hugh Skinner. 103 Peachtree Street, Atlanta jj Secretary - Treasurer — Daniel Mc- Keever. WEBSTER'S Freshman Advisors—Herbert Bol ton and Ernest Harrison. WEEK COLLEGIATE of OCTOBER 15 RIALTO THE BEST ABRIDGED DICTIONARY—BASED UPON Inter Frat Council WEBSTER'S NEW INTERNATIONAL Holds Meeting Football! —its here, and with SOUND in— A Time Saver in Study Hours. Those questions abcut word3, M people, places, that arise so frequently in ycur reading, writ Uphold Rushing Rules ing, study, and speech, are answered instantly in this store of "WIN THAT GIRL" ready information. Now words like DACTYLO At the first meeting of the Inter GRAM, ELECTROBUS, FLECHETTE; names such as CABELL, HOOVER, SMUTS; NEW Gazetteer en fraternity Council, Sunday, October with sweet tries such as LATVIA, VIMY, MONTE ADA- 7th, Dean Fields gave a most inter MELLO. Over 106,000 words; 1,700 illustra esting talk on fraternities. The es SUE CAROL tions; 1.256 pages; printed on Bible Paper. sential feature of his discussion was See It at Your College Bookstore or Write for information to the Publishers. the potential possibilities of the In The first football picture terfraternity Council as a controlling to be synchronized with Fox MOVIETONE G. & C. MERRIAM CO. factor on the Tech campus. He stat Springfield, Mass. ed that this right be brought about PLENTY OF THRILLS by co-operation among the fraternities and by the realization of the similar ity of fraternity ideals. Discarding the idea of cut-throat competition, Dean Fields said that with the concert- _ed efforts of all fraternities, the Inter fraternity Council could become a de cisive influence among the students E ENIOU and by this means, a campus power Adolph M which could be made of benefit to all the students. Rushing rules were also discussed picks at the meeting, and last year's rulings were approved with only one addition OLD GOLD —that freshmen may not be intro duced by fraternity men to girls in dance halls (or public places). as camera records the blindfold test GREENIES BOAST BEST TEAM OF RECENT YEARS The test was conducted by responsible witnesses who asked Mr. Menjou to smoke each (Continued from Page 1) of the four leading brands, clearing his taste with coffee between smokes. While the backyard. Bill Banker was the only camera recorded the test, only one question was asked: "Which one do you like best?" real threat Tulane had a year ago, but this year it is a different story. "I've discovered a new way of mixing Armstrong and Seeuws are as good business and pleasure. The parts I play a two running mates as any half call for the constant smoking of a cig back could want. In addition to this arette ... I probably average one cig Armstrong is a fine field general who arette to every hundred feet of film. can run and pass like a veteran. Hoop In the blindfold test I discovered one er, an 180 pound fullback, rounds out so smooth, so considerate of my tongue an all blonde backfield. and throat that even the business of Everything is not gloom, however, wholesale smoking while we're shoot for Tech. The Jackets have had some ing scenes will be a pleasure. The ciga stiff workouts this week, and the rette I voted for proved to be OldGold." whole team has been sharpened to a much finer point than they were last week this time. The V. M. I. game showed Coach Alexander what the trouble was and he has lost no time in correcting the defects. The Yellow Jackets are going in that game ADOLPHE MENJOU . . . debonair, sophisticated Par.- mount star . . . one of the greatest living actora . . . ap tomorrow with a true Tech fighting peared recently in "His Tiger Lady", "Night ol Myatery" spirit, and they and their supporters and "Serenade". are going to bring home the bacon just as Strupper and Guyon did in BrandNo.3—(OLD GOLD) "I like this!" 1917.

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