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THE KED AND BLACK
Street Angel” to
Show at Palace
pallet (iaynor and CharloB Ferrell
lu^ “Street Angel," a William Fox
Mivletone musical sound feature, U
Ihf offering of the Palace theatre
fof Monday and Tuesday of next
week. Other features for the first
twjo days of the week are: The
Feature Beautiful; Vltaphone vaude
ville; Hotel Blltmore orchestra; Se
lected jazz numbers; Movietone news
evpnts.
The progrum for the remainder
of the week follows:
Wednesday: Wallace Berry, I^ou-
Ise Brooks, Richard Arlen; Synchron
ized musical score, “Beggars of
Life;" Stun Igiurel-Ollver Hardy
comedy, "Two Tars."
Thursday und Friday: Sensational
Movietone romantic drama, "Paxil,"
wl(h Charles Farrell and Greta NIs-
sen; Vltaphone vaudeville attraction,
“The Croonaders," singing musical
no|velty.
Saturday—Special: Alice White
in the snappy romance, “The Show
GIH;" Comedy. "Should Tall Men
Marry."
COULTER'S “COLLEGE
LIFE IN OLD SOUTH TO
COME OUT SOON
Frosh “Y” Club
Holds Meeting
The freshman Y. M. C. A. club
held Its weekly meeting Tuesday
night, the attendance being small on
account of other activities.
The main feature of the program
was an address by Hugh Gordon,
vice-president of the Citizens and
Southern National Bank, Athens, and
prominent alumnus of the Univer
sity. His message was warmly re
ceived.
The following officers have been
elected: President, S. J. Morcock,
Savannah; vice-president, ('. C.
Smith. Thomson; secretary, .1. I*.
Strange. Eat out on; treasurer, R.
A. Hlers, Pavo. Felton Drew Mat
thews, Athens, .lohn Anderson, Rock-
mart, Grady Turner, Tate, and Joe
Ray, Athens, have been chosen as
members of the cabinet.
Misses Julia Conk and Kulalie
Vaughn rendered speclui music. The
freshman "Y" will meet again Tues
day night
DEMOSTHENIAN FAVORS
CENTRAL GOVERNMENT
I
I OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED
FOR I. R. C NOVEMBER 1
The University of Georgia Inter
national Relations club will hold its
first meeting of the year in Dr. K.
M. Coulter's office, Thursday, Novem
ber 1, at 7:30 p. m., according to
Joseph M. Oliver, Savannah, presi
dent.
Officers for the first term will be
elected.
Y M C. A CONDUCTS
REGULAR VESPER SERVICE
The regular vesper service, con
ducted every Thursday night by the
Y. M. C. A., was held in the Uni
versity Y. M. C. A. rooms at 7:15
o’clock. Morton Hodgson, Geor
gia's first four-letter man, spoke at
the vespers.
Dobbs Hats
Society Brand
Clothes
Dress up for
Homecoming Visit
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increased the number to three. The
faculty members were placed in the
procession according to dignity and
authority. The professor of natural
philosophy und chemistry led, fol
lowed by the professor of mathemat
ics. The professor of languages
came third. By 1830 and 1840,
the number of the faculty had In
creased to eight or ten.
In the early days, the head of
tlic University, which was then only
Franklin college alone, was called
tlic president, and all of the early
presidents were Presbyterians. Since
then, the denominational Influence
which pervaded has been removed.
No Circus Attendance
'(belts was frequently visited by
viir'ons entertaining companies, and
U'e circuses were not the least of
these. The students however, were
forbidden to attend the circuses.
Tit's faculty rule called forth in
genuity. for the students blacked
their faces and went into the part
designated for slaves at the circus.
Another University activity was
the school periodical. It was culled
the Georgia University Magazine,
and the students shortened the name
to the "Gum." It corresponded to
what now is culled the "Georgia
Cracker," except that It was a se
rious magazine.
Centralization of the United
States government is not detrimental
according to the decision rendered
on tlic debate held by the Demos-
thenlan Literary society Wednesday
night. P. S. Oliver. Gainesville, and
Lunsford, Fricks, represented the
affirmative side of the question:
"Resolved. That further centraliza
tion of the government would be
detrimental to tlic United States."
Pryor Fitts, Atlanta, and Hugh Ad-
erhold, Atlanta, were the winning
negative speakers.
An open house discussion followed
tile regular debate. Seven new mem
bers were added to the Demostbenian
roll.
K. D.'S PLEDGE SARA WEIR
Sigmi Phi chapter of the Kappa
Delta sorority announces the pledg
ing of Sara Lowe Wier, Athens.
Nick Deakides
TIP-TOP
Delicious Electrically Toasted
Sandwiches
ACROSS (ROM V. II. C. A.
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ALLIGATOR
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Athens to Have Real Fair
November
13-14-15-16-17
On Atlanta Road
Presenting:
Erma Barlow's
Famous Circus Rc'
vue, with its Free
Act Attractions
each afternoon and
evening of the Fair
ONE OF THE MANY FREE ACTS TWICE DAILY
THE GREATER SHEESLEY SHOWS
will direct the amusements. This large company comes to Athens
direct from the North Carolina State Fair at Raleigh, bringing 28 shows
and over 80 attractions on the Midway, traveling in 35 cars, all-steel,
2 section trains.
Clarke County Agricultural and Industrial Fair
