1 1
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THE BATTALION
!
I
GIRLS FOR YELL LEADERS?
Atth« ti
t^c itudonu
tlMther or
MliUblo
A M
xiod *
t|ut • littu
J^et won't
Consider
being M
tiro firlw
i light hove
kt be
for
i igh. feminize
t x> rmaha.
t twld 1,000
On the
k is raor
a 1 * T. 0.
Not
I keir
ty <rf
< o right vet
<hip.
Girls
of Texes new,
in 4 quandry about
girls would make
Of course,
cant get very
< onsiderstionn,
tion on the sub-
boys in unifdne
two bd]rt Mid
ootheU fame, ^e
there. It
howerer,
yell leaders are
loudness and V 4
id from
Affies,
be redt
nd, at U. T.—as
tedly called;
wouldn't be so
noted for
spirit. Uni
could probably
feminine leader
do most of their
At least, those
of; as who have heard faintly
their yells would say so.
pU A. 4 M. it's a tittle different.
Hire .every student is expected to
return from gsmes with a frog in
throat. Tsin’t so everywhere.
of which leads to s eonclus-
something like this: Yell lead-
b a man’s job at A. 4 M.. but
other colleges—well, what «dif
ere nee does it make?
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Rational affairs i
I IT MLR. LUDLUM
The WPA Ms been the subjed
if counties* jokes since it first
'ras set up. Many of them have
'keen based i.pom the supposed sh
I Incss, futilky, or downright evil
if the WPK iPersonsHy, I don't
hink the PA is a laughing mat
I i er, but I do not intend to wnder-
r'laka a ds.Hnuaion of the whol*-
" * | ihiloeophy and workings * of the
i sganmsti 4 here: I want to tell
about Just onAjob the WPA b
blng. That jotj b Ute*-issuance of
II set of geid« books.
\ The guide books are being pre-
. *red by tht Federal Writers’ IVo-
ect df the WP^LJiost of them are
rolumoe in ,what b known as the
Imerkan Guide Series. As I un-
,< brstand it, the guides came into
1 i^btaniel In thb way. Soon aftot
ts orgsnixstioH. the WPA found
hat it must ffeul something to do
or a group of unemployed who
vould not have been benefltted by
naiiual labor alone; hence it aet
ip some ,»-call»*«i "white collar
irojedts.” Among these was the
Federal W titers' Project. In each
state the briters on the project
let oat to wi^te a gdide to the
State. A volume for each New Bag*
ahd State has been published.'and
lino volumes fj>r Idaho, Maryland.
Mississippi, and Iowa, ami for cer
tain of the cities, such as Washing
ton Philadelphia, and New York.
Vplumes for each of the other
States are in pn psiatlon, and will
be published soon. The publication
b done by private firms, not by the
WPA. There are also some miscel
laneous guides, including some to
certain highways through the coun
tgy: U. S. Route One, for instance
(running comparatively near the
coast from Maine to Florida), and
The Ocean Highway, running from
New Jersey tb Florida almost a-
lung the beach. In the end, it b
planned to have guides U> most of
tin main routes throughout the
United States. There are guides,
to<>. covering various individual
mhjects of pertieukr interest or
iiMBa.' \\' I fsj, '
The State guides contain chap-
jMrs on the topics of most interest
concerning the Stab, such as hb-
toiy, industry, transportation, ve
getation. and the like. Then there
ale chapters on the chief cities
of the State. Following that come
chapters giving mUe-by-milr des
criptions of the main routes
thiough the State. The separate
glides to the various routes, of
course, are entirely mile-by-mile
descriptions.
I can’t thinh of anything better.
fW • tom 1st to have with him as
he drives through parts of the
ountry he does not know intimate-
id. With s guide in hb hand, he
b in the p .ski..n of having with
him a resident of the section who
Mows nil the sights, and all the
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5T
OFFICIAL NOTICES
Final Wyouts for the Glee Club
will be held Monday night, Oct. 2,
at 7:16 la Guion Hall. Tryouts wiU
also he bald for piano accompanist.
All mep interested are urged to bo
prmatit
| ACROSS
*1—Any small, SS—ICalt bever-
imporfect age
ear of Indian 26—Cry of a
corn 1 Sleep |
6—7 th king of 24—A ringlet
Israel 26 Expression
: Sf-Ahpt I Of disgust
10- Dull and to-27-Wrone foot
Chous kabbr)
11- Quotes I W Upon
12- Curve 30 -Period Of
13- A sound in- T time
dicating 32-Feminine
* hesitation pronoun
14- Eskimo S3—An apron
house (vari- top
ant) WsAWIa
s fireplace
to heap
things warm
7— Town in |l.
E. Italy
8— Side road
10 -Chum
IV-Depart
14—Western
state of the
V. S.
It—Confederate
21 Symbol for
radium
2S—Land meaa-
24— A venomous
snake of In-
1 dia
25— Coalition
-PenMQ
vania
(abbr.)
r—A puppy
28—Cnially
(diaL) V
Si—A kind of
84—A stout.
solid dub
37 Southeast
' abbr )
With further refereaap to the
Tyler Trip. TV Executive Com
mittee on reconsideration has de
cided to permit Junior* to get au
thorised passes for the trip, a
futbermore, any Junior who i
blanket permission en file in the
Commandant's Office for week-end
trips will not have to get special
permission from hb parents to
make thb trip.
Graduate students that expect
to operate motor vehidM will re
port to the Commandant's Office
to have their vehklco registered
200 Civil Engineers
To Widen Panama
SCHEDULE OF TMWtv .
I * Tl V*v
Septembl 38—Faculty Danes,
Mem Hall Annex. 8 P. M.
September :M>- B. nefl| Show, Aa-
M*mbly Hall, 6:48 P. Mj
October 7—Benefit ehow. Assem
bly Hall, 6:46 P. M.
—
Notice Horticultural StadenU
There will be a meeting kif the Her
tkglture Sooe^ Tbesdsj night
sft»r yell practice in room 10T Ag
nnJtur. MuiMtng Freshmen and
I
I ' ! t' _U ,
ATTENTION, HOUSTON BOYS!
There will be an ini{»ortsnt meet-
of the Houseton A, k M. Chib
j night ihnmediately after
practice in the Y. M. C. A-
djapel. All boys from Houston and
vkinity are cordially invited to
NOTICE TO HOLDEK8 OF
STATE OF TIZAS RRNRRAL
FUND WARRANTS
Effective today and until furthm
notice (ha banks of Bryan wil
hMMBobMia gonersl fund wartubta
for regular dejiositing ewatamere
at a dbcount of ON percert (1%)
aad for non-Customer* at a di»
count of one and o«a half per-
<»«ft (lb)
Th.- First National RMfc %
TV City National Ba: k
The First State Baak 4 Trwot
Compaay.
17-Note of the
wheel on
-Metal tube
of arm
law to ptsebm p«
i»- Exolama- 38—Cook moat
tkon of In- la an oven
quiry 38—The whole of
18—rum 38—A player's
20—City in oast- stake
: 1 ern New (poker) ^
York 40 -Slushy
THE BATTALION
and facts,
pt that prob-
guide b bet-
«n with the
the guide
rate than
rd informa-
»tones and tradi
about the regba—<
ably the man *ith
ter off than the
local inhabitant,
is likely to be more
the somewhat ha
tk>n of the inhabitant. The tourist
oon becomes so accustomed to
having the guide that when he
has to do without H he finds the
ir p becoming flat and flavorless.
Bveryone knows how it feels to
pass something that looks inter-
ekting, and to my, "Now what b
that, Iwondar?" With a guide, you
always know.
The guides give information a
1— Ajpmemiaa
2— A Hlltltej
captain M
the army ef
"Ut-
4—Interior
8—Letter R
4-Projection at
the back ef
ranam aaciRcra
saasasisaraa
ana rauR acm
nvam tanssra
ClwaQQIiailQewU
ann rasra siiiii
i9DC31|S !9l3nf7
naaaiEiinaara
□Easaa aaaa
According tk a letter recent!
received by Dr. C- I* Baker, of the
Geology DepartmeaL from dr,
Donald F. McDonald, consultant
geologist, the project of widening
the Panama Canal will take about
ten years for completion During
the next two or throe years, states
Dr. McDonald, about two hundred
civil engineering graduates will be
employed for the project
This project will be a sharp con
trast to the one of the digging of
the Panama, although it will take
nearly as long. It should be en
couraging to civil engineering Mu-
dents ta know that such informa-
tion came to one of the teachers
at A. A M.
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BELT C’l.t B
'All boys from Coleman, Coman
che, Brown, Erath, Eastland, and
surrounding counties Will meet in
U B M ramp Hnrt Monday night im
mediately after yell practk*. Ci
gars will be served.
baptist service
8:45 a. m. Sunday School. C. H. '
Bates, Qaneral Supt 10:60 Mora- 4
ing worship, sermon. Rev. J. W.
Marshall < of Dallas; 8:15 p. m.
Baptist Training Union. W. !t.
Parmer, Dirwctor',
worship, sermon,
shall Patl Death
varsity, Waco, will
the musk and
hers at both
l:4o Evening
l W. Mar
Baylor Uni-
in charge of
special num-
NOTICB L E. STUDENTS
There will be a meeting; of all
Industrial Education ‘Students in
the Asbury Room of* the Library
Wednesday, October 5th, after yell
practice.
TH ;
a. a m. (mRc«,Q«cnaar
Hillel Club WiU
Have Open Meeting
Dr. H. J/Ettlingur, professor of
mathematics at the University M
Texas and former athletic director
there, will address the first open
meeting of the year of the A. A M.
Hillel Club Sutday at 7:88 p. m.
in the Asbury Room of the library.
Dr. Ettlinger will speak on the
Work that has been done at Har
vard And Columbia Universities in
treating Jewish learning as an aca
demic study, and on whkt the
Southwest can do in that field.
The meeting is open to the public.
Poultry Club Meets
To Be Organized
The A. A M Poultry and Egg
| Club met Tuesday night in room
1116 of the A. A I. Building. Offi
cers for the new year are Ted
There will be a meeting of the Martin * W- L. Braddy,
junior member* of the Reserve Of- 1 vbe-preskbnt; Wm. Schmaltx, sec-
ficers Association in the banquet
room of the mess hail at 7 p. m.
R. 0. A. Meeting
t'
Student sen(i-weekly newspaper
of Tans A A M College sad of-
ffcial college publication, ^ ..
*U« ; br,t mirtkiair aiM«' <k, mZ 1 Leaders to Banquet -
at the Postoffice at t ollege Su Th t . uwritl learns when the ares
tioa, Texas; under the Act of Con-) was settled, aad by wboas, to whom i Lt Col George F. Moore an noun
greM of Mkrcfc 3, 1878. it was later transferred and whew
SubscripRadrate, $1.76 pet year. I *nd in whet circumstances; when
AiMraOint imtes upon request t || e ountje, t^rns were found
Offke ini ILtom 122, Administra- ^ and the riraumstsnces of that,
tion BuildMf. (Telephone College 8. | Re knows what the early industries
Tuesday.
Colonel Ike Ashburn is to give an
mfornuil discussion of the aims
and purposes of the Oiganised Re
serve Coi ps, explaining why sen
iors should join as junior members
W. L. PenVrthy will show pic
tures of the A. A L game end r*"
siMy ones of the Tyler game, in
addition to those of a track meet.
All cadet corps seniors and regu
lar army officers are being invited
to atieM. i j \
retary, and A. G. Warren, reporter.
This club will meet the first and
third Tuesday in each month. All
students interested in poultry are
t* :rg invited to be present at a
meeting next Tuesday night at
7:30
Architects Begin
Year’s Activities
George Ful
A*-t \ C
Bab OU?<
Office opes frtom 11 s. m. wntil 4
m. rverp dsw.
Represented, for national sdver-
tiaing by ^tional Advertising
Service, Uc. A20 Madison Ave n
New XcrkW r ,
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
^..ADVERTISING
lNAGER
James Crits
ing Editor*
B. C. Rnetsar
rertiaiag Mgr*.
Ways* Stark
ApaoNata Editors j
B. C (Je«p> Gate* Sports Editor
Tom Darvww
j, lAMMsMt Sports Editor
M Jj C Diets ■
Uirrulstion Msaaflto
Dm McCheSne). H. G. Howard
i Circulation Aaatotaata
C. F. DcVllbias proof-reader
TUESDAY STAFF
Jack Puckatt. Juater Editor
W. H. Murray Junior Editor
A. G. Wsrrea, Junto
C. W. Inhn Juator
W. H WdnJk....- Junior Editor
R. F. Ragerv T. N. a.
1. Carrell N. A. Mom*. M. G Furr
mans. H. & Talbert W. I Baa
dirtier M. F. Perkins, Brie* Died-
rick. J.JL Scott, Lewis
W. T. Gtey. Csorft
F. syiii Ci B. Straw*.
Beam. L A. StoaselL R. H. Ingle-
flold, C A. Rhode, A. K Ada
FoMrr W.se
Were, what changes they under
Went and why; what ones disap
peared and the reasons for their
disappearance; aad what industries
flourish now. He knows the a grim]
tfeirn) plans of the early setters,
ill the serious mutations of agri-
dulture thereabouts, and the pre
tent crop* and their value and dis
position He know* which are the
did houses and buildings and which
c w.
Ray Tread*
(ChteR)
STAFF
Junior Editor
Junior Editor
Jaaior Editor
. Junior Editor
Frank Phelan. J. F
ly Clark sou. W. F
H. W. Camming
W. L Clark. L. H. Grusstuff, L.
A. SchML JfeMat Schott. Ha
Jonas, G. W. DcArmond. Jf.lR. C.
Sdipdd. Jack Routt. Huber) Stone.
Jack llfr*y. U. A- New man. V:/
ced Monday that a series of ban
quets honoring all organisation
commander* will be given th* first
Monday night of each month.
These banquets will be a mattei
of policy and will b« continued
throughout the yqar.
the tourist enlightened or amused
at nearly ewi y turn qf the wheel*
To take this project alone, I can’t
think that it has been anything
out brnrficinl to ail comu-cted with
Simpson Tells NYA\
Students To Fill
Got Blank Soon
0. L. Simpson, Chairman of the
student labor committee, ha* an
flounced that all students on the
N. Y. A. must have “form 21”
tilled out and in his bffiee by
Tuesday as these must be in Aus
tin by Saturday for the students
to receive their pay.
Regardless of whether the stu
dents filled out this form last yMr.
a new f irm complete with all sign
ature* mint accompany the payroll
or the students will be unable to
obtain their pay for the moath
it. The.writers who prepared the
♦re haunted, who built them, and i guide* teere usefully (and I cmn-
4ny unusual fact* about thfir his not help thinking, absorbingly)
lories. He know* any distihguish- j employed while the W*ik was being
The Architectural Society held a
barbecue at Cash ion Cabin Sunday
afternoon. A short business meet
ing was bald, and the activities
for the coming year were outlined.
These activiUs consist partly uf
s series of lectures, designed to
- .p .. meat the work being done in
thd department, and to give the
-i aunts an idea of problem* they
will come in contact with after!
leaving college
The aerie* will begin with four
lecture* taking into consideration
p’ ubiems of v Camraun4y Plan-
aMc’'. The first teeuire will be by'
Dr. Dan Russell on “Sonal Prob
lems of a Community”. The second
will concern "Political Problems
of a Community”, with V. Jt. Su-
gsreff as speaker. These two lee-1
tores have been scheduled for the
first and third Mondays in Octobetv
R. R. Sweet. Miaister
The week of Octet*- 2-9 will be
observed by having services every
night during the week.
The special meeting will begin
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock with
Bibl* clasaes followed by th* Com-
and preaching. Sunday
evening at 7:88, and each evening
during the wecERl -fjftO there will
be Worship and preaching services.
The'preaching will be done by the
min later, R. B. Street, and the
will be under’tha direction
ts who art mawlben of
congregation.
All member* of tht group, stu
dent* and campus re>: j»-uu, are
urgyd to be present fet every ser-
and to bring
All studente
vi*k with us during
acquainted with
doihg and to enjoy the fellowship
of splendid young man and study
and the congregational singing.
I’KKSH) TBKI \N SKHVIO*
tT7 T I i
8:45, Sunday Schoel. *
11:00. Morning Worship.'
-Topic: “The Thought* of th* SUeat
Man”.
7:00, Young People * tango*, j
The Sunday School will meet *s
usual except that UtoteRd of the
regular class period there will be
s general assembly t>f all depart
ments in the Y. M C A. Chapel
where all promotion* will be an
nounced and award* given. The
parent* are urged to attend th*
general assembly in th# Y Chapwl
which will be^in abogt 1#:10—Nor
man Anderson.
V
sad
ing features of «wah town—Che-
uw,. South Carolina, has many
fin* old trees, because a town ordi
fiance of colonial days rtquircd
fveryone found intoxicated on the
Itreet to transplant a forest tree in
to the town. And m it goes, with
done. Yhe rest fif us have been
provided with a meats of making
our trips a hundred times more en
joyable than they wear likely to be
before. It seem* to toe no flavor
of “boondoggling" attaches to
the** projects.
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Scouts Meet
Scout Executive C. W. West
and Martin C. Hughes, head of the
E. -E Department, met Sunday
afternoon with sudents interested
in continuing Boy Scout work while
in college. It was decided to form a
troop on the campus, and havens
chief activRkft the development of
hobbies, suck as photography, arch
ery, leathercraft, woodworking
Mr. West promised to get ex
perts on each subject to give in-
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ST. THOMAS HPIB^OPAL
Rev. Reaeoe 8. Hasaw. Jr,
8:30 a.jn^ Holy
k Jl:00 a. Holy <*«
sermon by the rector
Everyone is extended * cordial
jnviution to attend all the Services
of St.’ Thomas’ Chapel.
PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG ,
PEOPLE’S PARTY { . .
Young pedple of the Presbyter
ian Church will have a Lawn Party
at the bom* of the pastor Friday
evening at 7:30. All young people
in the League and the High School
and Student Departments of the
Sunday School and their 1 !
invited. d
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Bee Us About Oiir
i WEEK-END “SPECIALS"
• 4 ’ i ll rax ^ i
THE CONVENIENT CAMPUS STORE
AGGIELAND GROCERY
Verov* Fro* Exchange Store
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"Y” CABINET Mfcl-rrs
In the first meettog of the Y.M.
C A. cabinet held Monday night
in the Y parlor the president, David
Thrift, gave a abort talk on the
highlights of hi* Dan forth Fellow
ship trip.
GET BEHIND THE TEAM!
BE FIT WHEN YOU G0y\ j
TO TYLER ‘ . | j
B
j CAMPUS CLEANERS
Above Exchange Store
hi ruction, but emphasixed that work
done would depend entirely upon
the time and effort to be pat out
by the students. The next meeting
time was set for the Sunday after
the T. C. U. game.
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FOOT* Tv# beo*.working on this invention
I’vo forgotten what I wo» trying to mvear
and
Patronixe Oar Agent in Yonr Organization
DYERS HATTERS
AMERICAN* STEAM
DRY-CLEANERS
PHONE 5S9 v 1 1 BRYAN
CALDWELL’S JEWELRY STORE
Mr HI i riiUi • ! •'
\(.(;iK JEWKI.ERS
. Diamonds « Watches • Aggie Jewelry
Belt Buckles and Fobs
Dr. John S. Caldwell
OPTOMETRIST *
Office CaMweffa Jewelry Store H
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ON TO TYLER!!
THE TE AM I
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TRAVEL
f BE PR
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We Have
GLADSTONE BAGS
SHAYING KITS J
LEATHER
ARROW
ETC. JY
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, ! The
EXCHANGE STORE
DEPENDABLE
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