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Volume 30- Issue 2- October 20, 1920

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Vol XXX TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA, OCTOBER 20, 1920 NUMBER 2 Merom Is Overwhelmed Valuable Gifts Are Engineers Nosed Out In a Slow Football Game Announced In First I. C. A. L. Game

Dr. White, Acting President, an- nounces the receipt by the Institute Rose Seconds Pile Up 41 Points and of a number cf valuable gifts of Equip- Quakers Win a Fast Game by 7-6 ment within the past few months. Varsity Adds 33 More. Among these are: Count 1. To the Electrical Rose TS. Merom. Engineering Department. The jinx is still with us. Rose high and has two elephant heads with telling of its benefits and asking the Merom came up to expectations. A complete lighting outfit, Delco lost to Earlham by the score of 7-6 entwined trunks on it; which same hearty support of everyone in all its Rose defeated the little college from after out-playing them in every de- animal, being the school's patron ani- System, from the Dayton Engineering activities. Then followed a "get ac- down south by the substantial score mal, and beloved by all, adds quite a Laboratories Co., through their local quainted" contest. Everyone had been partment of the game. Tech started scupturing. The of 74-0, playing second string men in distinctive air to the agent, Camille C. Baines of class '13, tgaged with his name as he entered off with a mush and scored after a pedestal has been set in place in the the door and a prize was offered to the all but the last quarter. With the Rose Polytechnic Institute. long forward pass, Reinhard to. Moses south-east corner of the campus. The one who could introduce himself to the score 41-0 Gil sent Gray, Krausbeck, had carried the ball to the Quaker's bronze casting of the style and hour- 2. A Motor-Generator Electric Arc most people in ten minutes and get Steffan, Harris, and Rheinhard in, plate will be finished in the shops in Welding outfit from the Westinghouse their signature to show for it. This five yard line. It looked like an easy with the result that these big men piled a few days and put in place. The Electric & Mfg. Co., through William was won by Flaherty of the Fresh- victory but the Earlham team stif- place in W. Reddies, class '12, Industrial Dept., up a total of 33 points in fifteen min- memorial has been put in man class. Then followed a concert fened and scored, atter a long end Westinghouse such a way that it can be easily moved Electric & Mfg. Co. by the Sig Mandolin Trio, which run. With Conover and Englehard utes of play. Conover, Taggart, Har- To the Department out to the new school when it is com- 3. of Physics. pleased everyone. Prof. Child then gaining on every play the whistle ris, and Skeeters pulled some pretty pleted, and will aid quite materially A Sargent Gas Meter, donated by sang a couple of very pretty solos. ended the contest with the ball in Allan S. open-field running that should go good in beautifying the campus. Bixby, Class '92, just prev- Stunts were then in order and Sher- Rose's possession on the Earlham five- against any eleven. Rose was never ious to his recent sad death. wood and Collins offered quite a bit yard line. 4. To the Mechanical of amusement when they got hold halted while Merom failed to gain at LETTERS AWARDED. of Neither team was able to gain Engineering Depl. the wrong hocks At the General Assembly of Oct. 7 and as a result were through the line so the play was con- any time, we hate to say what the out- A 4-cylinder (trudk type) Automo- beating Basketball, Track and Baseball letters the empty air. Dunlap and fined almost entirely to end runs and come would have been with Captain bile Gas Engine, from the General Fitterer then produced some for last year were awarded. Those mighty forward passes. Motors Truck Co., through F. A. Whit- pleasing melodies from the piano and Englehard, S7andau, Dix, and Moses in receiving letters are as follows: Rose (6) Earlham (7) ten, Class '98, Chief Engineer, G. M. T. saxophone and the lineup. Basketball "R's": Briggs, Reinking, Fitterer sang a solo Co. assisted by Dunlap at Offutt L.E Bookout Froeb, Krausbek, Reinhard, Conover, the piano. Then Rose Poly (74). Merom (0). 3. To the Chemical followed another Krusbeck L.T. Hall (Capt.) Ellis, Standau, Harris. piano and saxophone Offutt, KrausbekLE G. Engineering Dept. concert by Steffen L.G. Chambers Daugherty Reserve: Walker, Anstead, Biller, Scott and Hood. Dr. White Wilson, Steffen____LT Conlin then added to the McDargh C Beasley and Connolly. A Chemical Balance, Eimer & Amend welcome to the Greusing, Gray____LG Hill freshmen Gray R.G Johnson Track "R's": Reinking, Exline, Con- make, together with several other and confirmed Clark's Heger C Baughmann statements as to the Standau R.T Pennington over and Dix. pieces of Chemical Apparatus, pres- benefits to be der- C. ived Moses R.E Nicholson Dedert, W. De- Baseball "R's": Rolshausen, Pense, ented by Mrs. Lewis J. Cox and from active association with the dert "Y" and Forsythe Carter ..RG Kroegar Ruston, R.,4inlaard. Harris, ql-c!ffen, Robert S. Cox of Terre Haute. urged everyone to take an Heck RT Mason active Skeeters R.H Wendban Meadows, Taggert, Owens, Rosenbaum, Dr. White also states that he has re- interest. Mr. W. W. Menden- Forsyth, McDargh, hall, state Student Engelhard (Capt.)..L.H. Beck Brophy, Price, Boyd and Hager. cently been informed by Mr. J. W. Secretary of the Conover, W. De- Y..M. C. A., was Reinhard F Girton Reserve: Dunlap, Tyler, Joslin, An- Dunbar, local manager of the General then introduced and dert RE Wetzel made quite an interesting talk By periods: stead, Biller, Lentz and McComb. Electric Co., that that company had on Forsythe, Con over__Q Gettinger authorized the donation to the Insti- some of his experiences while serving Earlham 0 7 0 0-7 Taggart LH Linky tute of a complete Oscillograph Equip- with the British army in Mesopo- Rose Poly 6 0 0 0-6 Hauer, Failing, C. Daugherty, ment as soon as it can be got ready in tamia and India. Raeber and McComb Touchdowns—Girton, Engelhard. Reinhard FB Ward their manufacturing department. produced some music from the piano Goal from touchdowns—Bookout. Sub- Conover, HarrisRH Brown MIMS Through these gifts, amounting to a and drums and then eats were served. stitutions—Earlham, Pierson for Score by periods; total value of between three. and four And eats they were! Real pumpkin Chambers, Emslie for Wendban, Gor- Rose Poly 14 13 14 33-74 Married: Ivan L. Kauffman, '14, was thousand dollars, the equipment of pie, doughnuts, and cider were ser- don for Pennington; Rose Poly, Hag- Merom 0 0 0 0-0 mraried in Minneapolis on Oct. 6th to the Institute has been materially im- ved and there was plenty for those er for McDargh, Heck for Gray, Con- Touchdowns—Conover (3), Taggart Miss Hazel Miller, of Indianapolis. proved and the facilities for instruc- who wanted a second or third serving. over for Forsythe, Hager for Skeet- (3), Hauer, Greusing, Heck, Failing, Lloyd E. Davis, ex-'14, was married in tion increased. The reception was brought to a close ers, McDargh for Hager. Officials— Harris. Goals from touchdown— Terre Haute on Oct. 14th to Miss During the past year much new by the singing of "Dear Old Rose" by Referee, Ingelsoll (Dartmouth); Um- Hauer (5), Reinhard (3), Steffen. Helen Jean Reisman. equipment has been purchased by the all. pire, Davis (Indiana); head linesman, Recent visitors to the Institute are: Institute, including a considerable Bacon (Wabash.) machines for use in The Indianapolis News said: Tech vs. Garfield. Earl E. Hughes, '13; F. Caspar Wag- number of new A. A. E. NEWS er, '16, the Shops bought from the Govern- It was a hard game for Lefty Gilbert The Tech team had a tougher time Louis A. Bake, '18, George With a large attendance assured, the B. ment Salvage Board and a lot of Elec- and his Rose Poly Engineers to lose. with Garfield and dropped the opener Henry '18, J. Arthur Wilder- conference en employment and educa- muht, '18. trical Equipment representing the When the final whistle blew it was 7-0. Campbell tore some big holes in newest types in the several lines. tion sponsored by the American Asso- Rose's ball on the Earlham three-yard Hughes has sold his business in the Garfield line and would have gone The Institute is highly appreciative ciation of Engineers, which will be line and first down. The Rose team Baltimore and is on his way to Colo- over for a rrarker if a penalty of fif- of all gifts or donations that will in held in the Csongress Hotel in Chicago made a wonderful comeback in the rado for a year's rest, to recuperate teen yards hadn't stopped him. Lentz, any way add to the efficiency of its in- on November 12 promises to be an in- last few minutes of the final quarter from a breakdown just following his Morehead, and Henderson showed a struction. spiring meeting. All free employment and Earlharn can thank its good old release from world of good stuff and with a little the army. bureaus and agencies are being in- Quaker luck that the last half was weight and experience should be var- Bake has been transferred to the vited, as well as representatives from CAMERA CLUB. played in twelve-minute quarters, in- sity material. Passaic, N. J., plant of the Du Pont engineering societies and engineering stead of fifteen, as was the first half. a meeting held Oct. 13th, the Garfield (7). Rose Tech (0). Co. At colleges. Engelhard and Staudau were the Camera Club elected the following of- The purpose of the meeting is to West LE Henderson Henry is just returning to the Illi- backbone of the Engineers. They ficers for the ensuing year: consider the general problems of em- Dorsey LT Morehead nois Steel Co. after a long vacation were in every play and when Rose President, A. J. Suttie, '22. ployment. Schoonover LG Wright made necessary by ill health. His slumped in the middle of the game Vice President, L. A. Wilson, '22. The national Executive Committee Staggs C Wallace vacation was spent in the mountains they stemmed the tide to the best of Secretary-Treas.—E. H. Wolff, '22. of the American Association of Engi- Lauterbach RG Kramer of West Va., and seems to have very their ability. There was quite a large attendance neers has approved the proposed bill McKee RT Hocker effectually restored him to fighting Carter ,substituting for Hinshaw at at this meeting and it is hoped that for licensing engineers, architects and Lamb RE Lentz trim. He locks fit for the football quarter, played a snappy game; Beck this means that the Camera Club will surveyors in Ohio, as presented by Ce- Wilson Walker team. made some of the best Earlham gains Q be more active than it has been for cil L. Rood, president of the Ohio En- Rukes LH Fisher from halfback's position; Girton, a the last few years. What it once did gineering Society and the Ohio Asso- Mayrose F Campbell freshman, hit the line like a ton of 11.0. T. C. is shown by the exhibit in the west ciation of Technical Societies, and ap- Dunlap RH Wesley brick and with a little more speed and wing of the Academic Building, and proved by the Ohio Assembly of A. Substitutions—Danner for Kramer, The following promotions and as- experience will make a hard man to 1st Battalion of Engineers, there is no reason why it shouldn't re- A. E. Fitzsimmons for Wright, Wolfe for signments, handle. effective sume its activities. So you men with Club charters have been granted by Lentz. R. 0. T. C., are announced, When the season opened it was cameras get busy and see what a live the American Association of Engineers Sore by periods: this date: generally believed that Ray Johnson, sergeants: Co. A—Tag- organization you can make of the at Leavenworth, Kansas; Santa Cruz, Garfield 0 7 0 0-7 To be first the big Earlharn guard, would be the Shopmeyer. Camera Club. California; Amarillo, Texas; Montre- Rose Tech 0 0 0 0-0 gart. Co. B-- best punter in the state. To the sur- sergeants: Co. A—Stan- al, Canada; Wilmotto, Illinois; Erie, Referee—Wilder, Purdue Umpire— To be staff prise of the war correspondents and Ellis. Co. B—Kelshaw, Y. W. C. A. RECEPTION. Pennsylvania; Warren, Ohio; Conno- Bigwood. Timer—Reinking. Head dau, Wright, to the utter horrification of the Earl- Hippelheuser. annuat reception given by the aut, Ohio, and. Phillippi, West Virgin- linesman—Fagan. Touchdown—Wil- E. C. Brown, The ham stands, Reinhard, of Rose, out- sergeants: Co. A—Boroughs, A. for the freshmen was held ia. A chapter charter has been con- son. Goal from touchdown—Schoon- To be Y. M. C. kicked him a good ten yards on every Krausbek. Co. B—J. A. hall Thursday, ferred in Cambridge, Ohio. over. Cramer, Hager, at the Y. W. C. exchange. M. Wilson, Simms, Boland, Brettell. Sept. 30. This year's reception was Rose goes in for long passes, and the To be corporals: Co. A—Stockmas- one of the most successful ever given. Engineers' touchdown came as the di- MEMORIAL ARRIVES. ter, St. Clair, Daniels, Weinhardt, Har- The yearlings turned out almost 100% ONMENIMENIMMEMO rect result of a forty-five yard for- The Sun Dial which is to be left as din, Neukom, McComb, Heck. Co. B— and there ws s a goodly number of the The members of the class of '22 ward pass, Reinhard to Moses. It ,and which a memorial to the school Sykes, Kolinsky, Matteson, Hocker, upper classmen on deck. The faculty wish to express their deepest sym- takes a Kolimainen to cover the subscribed for by members of the full was Woerner, Minnis, Glenn, Bundy. and their wives turned out in pathy to one of their classmates, May- passes that Gilbert gives his men. spring 1920-'21-'22 and '23 classes last By order of Major McDough, force too. The reception started at nard H. Duck, who suffered the loss Duckey Standau went out of the here, and is now nearly has arrived D. L. Mewhinney, 8:00 with Clark, President of the of his father last week. game in the last quarter after a beau- set in place. It is a marble-composi- Capt. R. 0. T. C., Rose "Y," welcoming the freshmen to tion pedestal, standing over 4 feet Adjutant. Rose on behalf of the Association, and 11M111111111111111111111111111111•11111 Continued to Page 3, Column 3 TWO ROSE TECHNIC TERRE HAUTE,

after weeks of delay and evasion and a banquet at the close of the sea- Z1 Rosr trirrilnic Coach Bayh has finally signed a con- son along with a Hippodrome party tract for that date. were enjoyd by the members. We VOL. XXX. NUMBER 2 We cannot help wonder at the de- are going to do bigger things this lay in arranging a game. Why did year. All that is needed to make the Terre Haute, Indiana, October 20, 1920 Bayh refuse to sign when approached club a great success is the support of You tell 'em "Old Rose" by Coach Gilbert several weeks ago? the student body. Any man who can Perhaps he was afraid to pit his sing or who shows symptoms of sing- Published Bi-weekly During the Institute "Jasonville Wonders" against the ing will help put old Rose back where You "still" have Year by the Students of the Rose Polytechnic Institute "Fighting Engineers." Well, we she was by coming to the next meet- Issued quarterly in magazine form. Issued can't blame him very much for that. ing of the Glee Club. Let's get back every other Wednesday in sheet form. As for "Rosie," our advice to Nor- of the club and boost so that we can the "Punch" mal is to get all the satisfaction out point with pride to Rose and its Glee EDITORIAL BOARD of her that they can, for Nov. 20th is Club. We're for you, old school—go out and fight 'em hard in all the ROBT. E. SEWELL Editor-in-Chief going to be Rose Poly's day and re- games. Then after the big show come down here and see us. HOMER A. CLARK venge will be sweet. Come in and chat with the gang down here. They'll all be glad DWIGHT R. SPENCER Remember the Elephant. Student Council Holds HARRY J. McDARGII to greet you and see you. If you show your cards, we have your Locals First Meeting. suit. Don't forget, we have— ROBT. H. HARTOUGH The importance Differentials of supporting our The first meeting of the Student LEE HENDERSON advertisers may be explained by the Council was held Friday night, Oct. 8, HERMAN J. KRAUSBEK Cartoonist following statistics. Everything for the College Student Do you realize at which time officers were elected that if the Technic had no advertisers, for the year. BUSINESS STAFF each bi-weekly issue would cost every Engelhard was elected HENRY Y. OFFUTT Business Mgr. student 24 cents a copy and that he president; WILLIAM H. MERRY Asst. Bus. Mgr. would pay $1.30 for each quarterly, Clark Nice-president and Forsythe Re- WILLIAM H. JUNKER Adv. Mgr. providing every cording Secretary. Claude Grax is R. A. CORBAN Asst. Adv. Mgr. student purchased one GEORGE R. every issue. Every Financial Secretary. The minutes of THORMAN ARMSTRONG Circulation Mgr. student 86 who has SCHLOSS L. A. WILSON Asst. Circulation Mgr. paid his student fund pays 7 cents for the meeting follow: the bi-weeklv and 30 cents for the Meeting called to order at 8:15 P. GOOD CLOTHES--NOTHING ELSE REPORTERS quarterly. in other words, our adver- M. by Financial Secretary Gray. Phone Wabash 137. 666 Wabash Ave. Willis Williams Sidney Reibel tisers save each student $4.91 a year. Forsythe named Recording Secre- Tailors, Clothiers, Hatters, Haberdashers. Official Outfitters Carl Royer E. H. Wolff Can you overlook this John Morehead important mat- tary for the year. Boy Scouts of America. Jack Joslin ter w Curtis Lehner Robert Walker hen it comes to your transactions Engelhard absent, represented by Douglass Kelshaw with them? Ronald. Imagine yourself stepping into a Gray and Engelhard nominated for TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION business house and trying to solicit President of Student Council. One Y..ar $2.00 advertising for the Technic. The first Engelhard elected president. Single Copy, sheet form .06 thing the shrewd business man would Magazine form Clark and Dix nominated for Vice- .30 ask is, "Will the advertisement repay President. American and Orpheum Theatres me and if so, how can I know if he be Clarke elected Vice-President. Address all communications to a Rose student?" That is the greatest Clarke takes charge of meeting. When better Photoplays are made the American THE ROSE TECHNIC, Terre Haute, Ind. difficulty in obtaining advertisements Report of Financial Secretary. Recognized by the Terre Haute Retail Mer- for the rates are low enough. We must chants Association as an Advertising Medium. Of 230 enrolled in school ,215 have and Orpheum will show them promise them the co-operation of the paid student fund. This money to be student body and it is then up to the distributed among the school organi- Acceptance for mailing at special rate of post- student body in turn to back the ad- zations as follows: age provided for in section 1103. Act of October vertising staff. If the staff has the 3, 1917, authorized December 13, 1918. Athletic Association 60% support of the students, then it would Technic 12% BRUNNER'S PHARMACY be a cinch to get enough advertising Y. M. C A 18% THE WABASH GAME. in the Technic, not only to pay for Camera Club Just itself but to turn over its profits to Across the Campus Rose is going to beat Wabash! The Scientific Society 1/2% Athletics. 1/2 THE STUDENT'S Little Giants journeyed to Chicago General Fund 5 % HEADQUARTERS The staff has developed a plan this Sewell makes a motion that due to last Saturday and experienced a year by which every student and fac- increased needs of The Technic, the You are always welcome mighty tough time at the hands of ulty member may know our adver- surplus money of the Y. M. C. A. be Staggs eleven, which oughtn't to leave tisers. Each advertiser is provided turned over to The Technic. with a display card which he must put the men in any too good condition. How- Motion passed alloting $84.00 of Y. in a conspicuous place and to stay M. C. A. fund to Technic. ever, that is of no consequence, Rose there the entire school year. The card Motion made and passed that Fresh- would beat them anyway. With has an old rose 'R' in the center and man Class be instructed to hold a Pep Harris, Moses, and Dutch Krausbeck the advertiser's name printed at the Feast Oct. 21 (two days before Wa- "The Very Best" in back in the footwear line Tech will be repre- top, signifying that he is a supporter bash game). sented by the best team put on the of the Technic and Handbook. If you Motion made and passed that Stu- field since the alumni game. Coach can't find a card in the store where dent Council appoint a committee to It's been the pride of the makers of "WALK- Gilbert has done his best, the team is you trade frequently, ask the proprie- draw up a petition asking for a Holi- OVER" Shoes for more than half a century that it going to show the old fight, and it's up tor about it and try to persuade him day on Armistice Day, (Nov. 11th.) could always be said "no price paid for shoes could to the students to help them along. to advertise. If he refuses then it is Sewell and Junker appointed as obtain as much value in Last Saturday at the Merom any other make"—regard- game the up to you to find a place where there Committee. less of the pep shown by the student body was is a card. If your favorite barber is Gilbert makes statement regarding price. That's why we sell "Walk-Overs." awful. True, there was not much in- not an advertiser—make him one. The financial standing of the various centive to yell then, but there's going advertising s;aff is eager to know the school organizations, and makes sev- Cheney's Walk to be a lot of opportunity when we names of the prospects and all you eral suggestions for clearing debts. -Over Boot Shop stack up against Wabash. Let's all have to do is to drop their names in 1. Minstrel show early in January. get together with yell-leader Pittman the Technic box and we'll do the rest. 2. Returns from Wabash, Butler and 651 Wabash Ave. next Saturday and help the team tie a If you see a Rose man going to a Normal games. sinker to Wabash's colors. slacker store tackle him low, for the 3. Raffle of Premier Car. Beat Wabash! city will repair the sidewalks. Motion made and seconded that PATENTS AND What do you say? Are you behind proposition of raffle be turned down. PATENT CAUSES ROSE-NORMAL. us? If so, look for the card. And let Dr. White gives Technic Staff per- ARTHUR M. HOOD (Rose '93) GEORGE B. SCHLEY We hear that State Normal has them know that your not supporting mission to arrange a series of dances named her new tackling dummy the Normal Advance. for the benefit of The Technic. HOOD & SCHLEY "Rosie." According to report they Junker excuse, 9:20. Coach Gilbert asks concerning a have been punishing Rosie cruelly, A CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS. 909 IIUME-MANSUR BLDG. INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA battering her much the same as they two year foot hall contract with Long years ago there was college intend to batter Old Rose herself. a Carnegie Tech. in Indiana wl.ich was known far and Yea, truly Normal has a hard Coach Gilbert advised by Dr. White wide for its Glee Club. This college GET YOUR HAIR CuT AT team; they nave hard ideas and daily and Student Council to complete con- had a group of singers who prove what will happen when they were not tract. equalled any place. When they went get their chance at Rose. They will Motion made and carried that $250 anywhere the house was always pack- get their chance on November 20th for of student fund be loaned to Athletic KRAMER BARBER ed. They made trips to towns which SHOP Association to cover present needs. 28 SOUTH SEVENTH were quite ST distant and invariably Motion made and carried that ad- Sanitary through and through brought the bacon home. Once they vertising manager of The Technic be filled in the program for a vaudeville awarded 10 honor points instead of 5. -Evingees--- house and drew large crowds. This Dr. White advises that Student Glee Club was known as the Rose Council investigate class fights and Glee Club in those days and was a form plans for a better regulation of BELLA CODY Sanitary Bakery great success. these fights. Fresh Every Day, Bread, We are going to revive that old Rose Meeting adjourned 10:15 P. M. Fall Hat Styles now ready. All shaps, colors and finishes Glee Club and put it back where it (Meet me Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts, and was years ago. This can be done for Bareheaded) The Junior Banquet E3IL.1.4 CODY all high class pastries. we have the talent in the school and an able leader, but the difficulty arises The Junior class will have its an- 715 Wabash Avenue Give Us Your Special Ord- -in getting the support of the students nual banquet on the night following ers. in a wholehearted fashion. Hallowe'en. It has been the custom Last year under the direction of for the Juniors to have their banquet Sporting Goods 1232 Wab. Ave. Phone Wab. 207 Prof. Childs it was put back on the on Hallowe'en night if possible, but We athe 'Battery Doctors' map as an actuality. Several trips since Hallowe'en comes on Sunday For Fall and Winter—Footballs this year it was thought best to hold and We are on your battery's the affair on the following night. The Football equipment, Bas- trail, banquet will take place at the Elks ketballs, Basketball Suits and And we'll get it sooner or later, Club and a good feed and a fine time Shoes. together with some excitement is ab- For "We fix when others fail." NOBLE I JOHNSON solutely guaranteed to every Junior Sweaters and Jerseys, Wool putting in appearance. All assess- Stockings for basketball, Golf Republican Candidate for ments cheerfully accepted by the Columbia treasurer. and all out door wear. Also Books and Magazines. He (to waitress)—When was this Service Station Prosecuting Attorney pie baked? L. D. SMITH She—I don't know. I just started 673 Wabash Phone 313 Ohio Street I kindly solicit your support here yesterday. Wabash 6 INDIANA ROSE TECHNIC THREE ROSE-EARLHAM. Headquarters For kiikkAjs11441r Continued from Page 1 tiful flying tackle of Beck that saved Portraits a sure touchdown. Tip to Mr. Ziegfield: Give the Earl- Groups KAPPA OF THETA XL ham coeds the once over; they sing, On Friday evening, October 8th, the they march, and, oh boy, how good ."Cirkuts" members of the Kappa Chapter en- they do look. joyed a get-together in the form of a Fifteen members of the Royal Order Moving wienie-roast at the farm of Al Wool- of Box Car Bums of Rose Poly at- len, two miles south of the city. tended the game, coining in their Pictures Twenty-four couples were in attend- private eight chevaux forty homilies ance and the good time enjoyed should vehicles. If i' were not for the shock Copies guarantee other social events to be to the nervous systems of Pullman of- given this school year. ficials the tale might be told of how Commercial W. C. Went e, who spent Sunday in the entire oi der came back from the the city was a guest of the Chapter. St. Louis game two weeks ago riding Photos N. A. Ruston, '20, with the Sears- in state and lower berths and all free , Roebuck Company, was a visitor of gratis fer-nuthin. Blue Prints the Chapter last Saturday and Sun- day. H. G. Schlaman, '20, with the Gen- ment of Agriculture. The Federal and eral Electric at St. Louis, spent the Government's share in this stupendous week-end at the chapter house. undertaking is greater than the cost Kodak of the Panama Canal. The participa- tion of the National Government in SIGMA NU WM.WAD .110111D3 TOD fa. Finishing highway improvement marked a de- ,NATOR 5AILTY 1920 0.IYA1011 SU'ETY The members of Beta Upsilon were parture from a policy which had been entertained at a stag party on Tues- followed for nearly a century. Feder- day night, by Brother Dronberger. MARTIN'S al co-operation with the States on ap- Smokes and eats were the essentials 1790 NEW YORK 18-ro proximately a "50-50" basis has count- PHOTO SHOP of the evening. more than any other factor, says Brother Reinking left Thursday to ed 7th and Wabash Ave. Mr. MacDonald, in initiating highway c_arost of the famous buildings of the world take up work with the Westinghouse construction that is being carried on Company in Wellsville, N. Y. are equipped with Otis Elevators supervision, and in Brother Brophy, who is ,with the under adequate a program co-ordinating Corrugated Bar Company of Chicago, accord with THE IFOOLITORTH T011'ER— the tallest local, state and national needs. office building; visited the chapter a week ago. the Equitable —the largest; the Highways of Splendid Types. Singer Building—in fact most of the buildings Drawing Ink Beta Upshon announces the recent Second only in importance to the that make up the best known Eternal Writing Ink marriage of Brother Tilley. sky line in the Engrossing Ink size of the present road-building pro- world, are equipped with Otis Elevators. Brother Floyd and wife entertained HIGGINS, Taurnise Mucilage gram is the excellence of the charac- Photo Mounter Past the members at a beach party at the Few people realize the amount of wealth of ter of the roads being built. Sixty per Office Paste Eighth avenue sand bar a month ago. Manhattan Island that is due to the creation Vegetable Glue, Etc. cent of the total allotment of Federal and development of modern vertical transporta- Are the Finest and Best funds which has been approved to tion by the Otis P. I• E• Elevator Company. New York S. for roads of such Ink and Adhesive. Eman- The P. I. E. S. opened their social date will be spent City could not grow wider hemmed in as it as bituminous concrete, cipate yourself from the activities of this season with a wiener durable types was by the two rivers and the bay. It had to cement concrete, and vitri- use of corrosive and ill- roast, Wednesday, Oct. 13. About Portland grow skyward. fied brick. These roads when built will smelling inks and adhes- twenty couples met at the house and And now, the Otis Elevators in New York City ives and increase by 7,600 miles the total of adopt the Hig- rode out to loser's farm on a big hay carry daily more than twice the number of pas- ins, Ink, and Adhesives 14,400 miles of roads of this class rack. "Hot dogs," marshmallows, ci- sengers carried by all the traction lines of New The will be a revelation whic hexisted in the United States be- der and the Victrola furnished the York—subway, surface, elevated and railroads. you, they are so sweet. Federal aid road law was to main divertisements. fore the clean well put up and passed. But these figures by no means Nothing short of a book would adequately tell withal so effieient. At Dealers Generally. total mileage affected. the story of Otis in New York alone. ALPHA TAU OMEGA NOTES represent the CHAS M. HIGGINS & CO., Mfrs. dance 271 Ninth St., Brooklin, N. Y. Branch: Gamma Gamma announces a OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY London,Chicago. to be given at the chapter house the Mary—I am thoroughly disgusted Offices in all evening of the Wabash game, Oct. 23. with Ted. Principal Cities of the World Louis Bake, '18, was a recent visitor George—How's that? at the chapter house. Lou is connect- Mary—Well, I had 13 dates with him ed with the Du Pont Powder Company last week, and I've bought only 3 new at Passaic, N. J. hair nets! G. Kemper Smith, '22, is attending California University this year. Sid Junker—Hey, 'Fessor, is W the writes that he will be back with us 416‘#411111111111 weight of water? next year. Tommy (indisposed)—Yep, Yep. BOYS! That's The Alpha Chi Sigma announce the We are celebrating our The Candy initiation of Horner A. Clark of the Monday, Oct. 11. Ask your Dealer for Soul Kiss class of '21, Get Behind Fifty-Fifth Anniversary With gentle Springtime here, I know as Outfitters for Men and Young Men. Big reduc- or Generous Chocolates The proper thing to do tions on Is, oyster plant in beds to sow the Team all Suits, Overcoats, Trousers, Sweaters, Made in Terre Haute. And raise some oyster stew. Underwear, Hats. —Yonkers Statesman. And when that stuff has sprouted good Beat Wabash Some chickweed I'll plant too, Lee Goodman & Son And with the little plants I should Soon have some chickens, too. Fashion Park Clothes J M. Bigwood & Son —Springfield Union. But, if this chickweed groweth not, Max Frank WATCHMAKERS Why, in my garden patch "The Sole Saver" I'll set some egg-plant in a spot High-Class Shoe Repairing Do you know we sell AND Where it will surely hatch. We Call for Your Work —Akron Times. Rose Dispensary, 7th and Cherry. JEWELERS I know just what I've got to do Jno. B. Stetson Hats? Eyes Tested Free By To make this plan complete; If it works ight I know that you Delicatessen Box-Lunches We Registered Optician. Will say it can't be beet. "If it's from Hicks, it's Good" have the —Desert News. Fine Watch and Jewelry And then I have another thought— A good one as you'll see— BOB HICKS STETSON FEATHERWEIGHT Repairing. I think that when the boss reads this He'll raise my celery. 110 North Seventh Street —S. F. Bulletin. The House of Foulkes Bros. ' And if he'll raise my celery, Although 'twould give me pain, Hatters, Haberdashers and Tailors Valentine s I'll have to lower sugar costs Swope-Nehf-Bloomer By raising me some cane. —Pelican. Economical Drugstore And now, if none of these will grow, Headquarters for Fraternity Wabash Avenue at 6 Street I'll try to raise some hops; Emblems Freitag, Weinhardt & Company Some home brew wouldn't go bad, you In the Heart of Greater know, Pins, Rings and Medals Opposite Hotel Deming Terre Haute If not quite as good as Schnapps. 30-32 North Sixth St. Expert fitters of Trusses, Elastic Hos- UNPRECEDENTED ROAD BUILDING All repair work done in our own iery, Abdominal Supporters, Truefit THROUGH FEDERAL AID shop by expert workman. Arch Lifts and Crutches. Private Heating, Plumbing, fitting rooms. Washington. D. C., August 5.—The 52,4 Wabash Ave. Electrical and unprecedented stimulus given highway Tel. 1344 Best Soda in Town construction in the United States in Terre Haute, Ind. Hardware Contractors the four years that have passed since the Federal Government entered upon its policy of aiding road improvement, ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY FURNISHED Frank J. Smith is shown by the fact that road opera- Crafts Book Store tions under the Federal aid road act 672 Wabash Avenue The Real Cleaner thus far initlated aggregate in length nine times the distanct from New York Loose Leaf Note Books and other Everybody's Work Done Right to San Francisco ,according to Thomas School Supplies. All Standard Fiction H. MacDonald, chief of the Bureau of Also Phonographs and Phonograph Phone 515 20 South 8 St. Records. Patronize Technic Advertisers Public Roads, United States Depart- FOUR ROSE TECHNIC TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA STYLEHEARQUARTERS + Differentials + WHERE ,gorietg Brad CotlysAREsoLD TENUS ND. Mae (spreading a heavy line to the "That will be all right, sir, just pay V PENCILS The Winter Line is reltly. Come and see Junior. Mechanicals)—Yeh, and I got me in cash," said the conductor. my work, too, ,when I went to school. "That isn't troubling me, my good OR the student or prof., Watson—Who from, 'Fessor? sir," replied the absent-minded prof, Fthe superb VENUS out- "I have to have that ticket to know rivals all for perfect pencil JOSEPH'S Balance Room Hot Ones. where I am going." —Ext. work. 17 black degrees and Young (full of Beechnut)—Open the 3 copying. window—I want to spit. Nothing New in This. Mc—What have you got American Lead /Vlapbattan Hats. Mallory Shirts. that des- Pencil sicator for? A perplexing problem came up at Co. the recent Faculty Meeting. Demanded zzo FifthAve. Dedert—Let me have that mortar NewYoric and pestle. one Professor, "When roll has been Voges—What for? taken and all students have answered as present, When You Think of Flowers, Dedert—Want to mortify this sodi- how is it possible for three 3. 4 um hydroxide. more to come walking in?" This was referred Abir- On the job, men! to the Department 4, V The of Phenomenal Think of Owens—Where did you get all that Research.—Chapparal. largest yelling gualfty pencil chalk? in the world Dedert—Out of 'Fessor Thomas' Not Much Farther to Go. lunch box. Shaky Hager (after Gil had played HEINL'S Rube—Say, what did you give me in him at center, guard, tackle, and end, that prescription? respectively)—I keep getting nearer Clerk—Pluto water. the bench all the time. Found 129 South Seventh Rube—Heck, I've drank four bottles Street At eighty of it already and nothing's happened miles The best place in town for up to date yet. Rode Eddie Stack Hair cuts and Shaves, The undertaker TERRE HAUTE, Clerk—Here, take this two bits and Brought LOGAN MORRIS buy yourself something to eat. him back. 12 North 7 Street A good speech should be measured At sixty miics the same as a dress: Both should be Rcde Tommy Strawn long enough to cover the subject and His engine stopped The GET IN THE HABIT. short enough to be interesting.—Ext. But Tom went on When Cramer heard the one from Of having your suit and overcoat cleaned and pressed occasionally, the Hipp about the guy who was so At sixty miles dumb that Plaza see if it is not as essential as having he thought Easter Sunday Rode Bill McGrew Cafe your laundry done. It not only was Billy's sister, he wanted to know: The fast train came adds to your appearance but prolongs the life of a garment. "Well, who was she?" At sixty-two. • 9th and Sycamore Maud's Mother—Has Maud made up A Good Place to Eat her mind to stay in? Here lies the body Of Major Hood Maud's Sister—No; she's made up Wholesale and Retail Tel. Wabash 3475 her face to go out.—Ext. The stuff he drank ERMISCH My Cleaner Was labeled "Wood." THE McFARLING SALES COMPANY Might Have Been from Rose. Our baby Ora went to 106 N. 7 St. Terre Haute, Ind_ Absent-minded Prof. I. Forgetmuch play Upon the grassy lawn COMPLETE OFFICE AND SCHOOL OUlfITTERS was traveling in the East. When the Prompt Service But now he is nowhere in sight conductor cnine to take up his ticket, 681 OHIO STREET Oh where has Oregon? he could not find it. So the blue-coat- ed individual passed on, saying he Why Hesitate Diana ate six oranges, 94, M. to 12 M Residence Phone 3910 would return The prof continued Five pears and ten bananas. Office Hours. 2 P. M. to 4 P. M Office Phone 1791 About biyieig your clothes from SPARKS we show the best wool- searching until the conductor re- They made Per sick, the doctor said, ens from foreign wills and the best mills in America and they turned, but found no ticket. Too much fruit Indiana. Dr. James McCall must fit perfectly or no Sale. Practice Limited to Ed_ SPARKS THE GOBOON EYE, EAR, NOSE VOLUME II. All Contributions THROAT v Cheerfully Received NUMBER 1 Tailor Rooms 319-322 and Haberdasher The Senior Chemists have formally Prof. Thomas has done the impos- petitioned Dr. White to allow them to sible! He has taught Watson some- Evening by ROSE DISPENSARY BUILDING 715 Wabash Avenue replace their "normal solutions" by thing. Watson was observed daintily Appnintment Only Terra Ratite, Ind. "Rose solutions" as there seems to be nibbling at a piece of chalk in Elec- quite an odium attached to the name tricity recently. It is rumored that IOSE srruniNrrs "Normal." Prof. Thomas will receive a doctor's The Only Place of Its Kind degree in recognition of this stellar The Indiana Blue Print and Supply Co. Football stock at Indiana State Nor- piece of work. In Town mal took a decided jump last week At 52lV Ohio St. Linton Bldg., second floor. when Harry Kinkle appeared for prac- It has been heard that Prof. Thomas Tilt ST. NICK Has a complete line of all drawing supplies such as Tee squares triangles, tice at Parson's Field. Mr. Kinkle greatly prefers_ nine o'clock classes be- curves, ink, and scales, in fact every thing to equipt the young draftsman will be remembered as an old Rose cause they enable him to ride his mo- special discount to Rose Students. Ask for T. E. Doudican, Prop. or call 1069 man who fell by the wayside and is torcycle from his home to the Insti- Barber Shop and Men's If it's for DRAWING We Have It. now studying spelling and penman- tute. For eight o'clock classes he ship at the North Sixth street insti- finds it necessary to walk to get to Furnishings tution. Young school on time. Kinkle is out for a 448 North 9th Street BRUNSWICK JENSEN BROS. backfield position and has an excellent The chance to make good because of his Ralph Cramer, '23, experienced con- BERT STANLEY, Proprietor PHONOGRAPHS Props. unique abili',y to w:.!rcs;le through the siderable trouble on the return trip CLEANING AND PRESSING and PHONE Wabash smallest possible crevice in the op- from St. Louis. He searched through CLOTHES CALLED FOR & DELIVERED BRUNSWICK posing line. Then if he is tackled he the berths in three different Pullmans Try Us For Your Next Suit. 4904 RECORDS will fall half-way to the goal. trying to find a hammock that was large enough for him to sleep in. He To Hear is to lPrefer The 131.L.TNTSWICK. Doubtless everyone has heard of the finally had to spend the night on the Telephone 295 now famous Rose short course, but floor. probably no one except our old friend OUR SERVICE OFFERS YOU Alex Kolinsky has ever hit upon the There is still some question as to novel idea of going through Rose back- whether the members of the Normal team will be awarded an "N" or a "J" Buntio Drug Co. A Modern and Efficient Business Office. Typewriters and Supplies. wards. Last year Kolinsky carried Furniture several sophomore credits but this at the end of the present season. How- Office and Fireproof Safes. Agency for year he is a freshman. By diligent ever it is thought that some novel com- Waterman & Conklin BALLARD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE study he hopes next fall to enter Gar- bination of the two letters will be Fountain Pens. We will call for and 115 devised some South 7th Street Phone 4722 field High School as a senior. by of the brains of the deliver Your Drug Package and Pre- school. scriptions Quite a distressing incident oc- FREE. ECHOS OF ST. LOUIS curred on the Rose campus last rri-rE TWO STORES The R. B. 0. F. E. Wednesday evening. Mr. Gilbert had With Sergeant Kearns as chief, =R RE HALYTE HOUSE ordered secret signal practice, so sev- 8th and Wabash and 6th and Wabash Invaded old St. Louis eral of the sludents immediately bus- Billiard Parlors And never came to grief. ied themselves with chasing the young boys from the campus. One group of When you want good Candies They traveled "a la box car" Largest in city. Just north of hotel lobby. particularly zealous freshmen sought and That is when going down, to eject Fre) Stockmaster from the Ice Cream come to the Greek But hooked a flock of Pullmans field as an undesirable onlooker. Of Candy Kitchen, where they are We And rode them back to town. course, young Stockmaster stoutly Make a Specialty of Quick Delivery made fresh every day. Try us. When in a hurry, telephone us and see how fast maintained that he was a Rose student our messenger They showed some pep while down can come. but his size was against him and the there freshmen remained firm. Doubtless The Quality of Our Goods is With lots of yells and cheers, A.R.THUFZ. EIA.UR.'S /Pharmacy he would have been forcibly expelled And certainly did their duty from the field had not Jesse Dowen, Unsurpassed. As Fighting Engineers. 677 Wabash Avenue Terre Haute, chief of the mpromptu policemen, in- Indiana tervened in his behalf. As it was, And so the ones who got there; Stockmaster was highly indignant and That is, who got there free, walked off muttering some unkind Greek Candy Kitchen BOOST THE TECHNIC Have formed this organization, words about the unsophisticated The R. B. 0. F. E. Frosh. Cor. 7th and Main Sts.