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THE BATTALION
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WHAT you get out of a pipe
depends on what you feed it.
Millions of contented jimmy-
pipers will tell you that Prince
Albert commands a pipe to stand
and deliver. You suspect you are
in for some grand pipe-sessions
the minute you get a whiff of
P. A.’s aroma.
The first pipe-load confirms
your suspicions. What a smoke,
Fellows! Remember when you
asked for the last dance and she
said "You’ve had it!”? P. A. is
cool, like that. And sweet as know
ing that she didn’t really mean it.
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Sweet and mellow and mild and
long-burning.
Put your pipe on P. A. You can
hit it up to your heart’s content,
knowing in advance that P. A.
will not bite your tongue or parch
your throat. That one quality
alone gets P. A. into the best
smoke-fraternities. And then
think of all its other qualities!
P. A. is sold every
where in tidy red tins,
pound and half-pound
tin humidor s, and
pound crystal-glass
humidors with sponge-
moistener top. And
always with every bit
of bite and parch re
moved by the Prince
Albert process.
— no other tobacco is like itl
ing handicapped with eye shades.
The courts are concrete and are
painted green which protects the play
ers’ eyes from the glaring reflection
of the sun and the crevices in the
concrete are filled with asphalt to al
low for expansion without cracking,
a fault found with most concrete
courts. Instead of having the courts
lined off in the usual way, a durable
paint which will stand up under all
weather conditions was used and it
will be unnecessary to mark off the.
courts more than once a year.
New York, Nov. 11.-—The Inter-
fraternity Conference, annual gather
ing of delegates from practically
every men’s fraternity at American
colleges and universities, will meet at
the Hotel Pennsylvania here Nov 25
and 26. More than 200 delegates,
representing 60 different fraternities
and coming from a hundred institu
tions of learning, will be present
when the conference is called to or
der by Judge William H. Bayes,
chairman of the interfraternity or
ganization.
A number of college presidents and
a score of deans and professors from
all sections of the country will meet
with the fraternity delegates for a
mutual discussion of collegiate prob
lems. Among the colleges to be rep
resented will be Illinois, Yale, Cor
nell, Columbia, Penn State, Rutgers,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan, and
many others.
First among the subjects for gen
eral discussion will be the question
of scholarship, for the Interfrater
nity Conference has been actively co
operating with college officials in an
attempt to better the scholastic stand
ing of students. Other problems to
come before the meeting will be the
movement for economy in education,
the fraternity’s relation to the par
ents of its members, the proper de
velopment of freshmen.
I LOVE YOU BECAUSE—
Self analysis is cruel at times
But when I analyze ’bout you
My thoughts just seem to flow in
rhymes
And every thought is fresh and new.
I oft recall your golden hair
A thousand times or more.
Each added thought just makes me
swear,
’Tis sweeter than ever before.
Those liquid pools of dancing joys,
In which my own dull orbs oft dive
To drink their beauty that never cloys,
Leave me drugged and barely alive.
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Company, Winston-Salem, N. C.
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DEBATERS TO HAVE BENEFIT
SHOW
Members of the denate council have
secured a show for the benefit of the
debate team, the benefits of the show
being used to defray expenses on de
bating tours. The show will be Clara
Bow in “Rough House Rosie,” and will
be given Friday night, November 18.
Admission to the show will be twenty-
five cents and the show will be well
worth the money.
A tour will be made some time af
ter Thanksgiving in which the team
will debate at the following places:
Southwestern University at George
town, Howard Payne at Brownwood,
Abilene Christian and McMurray Col
lege at Abilene, and Trinity Univer
sity at Waxahachie. Various other
contracts are pending and will prob
ably be closed in the near future. With
the members of the debating team
working so hard in arranging debates
and so many good debaters, it is up
to the cadet corps to help put over
the show and start the debating year
right at A. & M. College.
Another step forward in the effort
to make the athletic equipment of the
A. & M. College of Texas as com
plete and modern as that found any
where has been taken with the com
pletion of three new tennis courts for
the use of the Aggie varsity and in
tramural players.
The three courts are located away
from Kyle Field, being the only fa-
clities of the Aggie athletic equip
ment not included in this one field.
The new location was chosen because
of the unusual amount of light which
falls upon the site, enabling the play
ers to pursue their sport without be-
Your mouth! Oh lovely lair
Of cupid and his clan,
Who love to dance on your lips and
hair
To tantalize each man.
One kiss ... a sacrilege to want it,
And yet were it death to partake,
There lives not a man but who un
daunted
Would kiss . . . were he burned at
the stake.
Though I love you with soul burning
passion
And my heart soars afar and aloft
What gives you your chiefest attrac
tion
My dear, you are Oh! so soft!
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GAMES THIS WEEK
Arkansas vs. Austin College, Fay
etteville. All other games carded
Thanksgiving.