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TECHMENFDRM BUSINESS BOARD Organization to Systematize Student Enterprises. Exclud ing Athletics. The Georgia School of Technologv > has a. real sure-enough student body ■ organization at last. Moreover, its aj very enthusiastic organization, formed j at a meeting attended by pretty nearly: ev“Tj Te**h man tn the school, when I every spee*. h was cheered heartily and officers were elected amid pledges to make the institution on" of the strong est in the country. W. F. Coleman presided a- chair man. and these firs’ officers wore elect ed' President. F A Montague vice president. H. H, Holland, secretary. H ' Cook. The organization calls for a central I board of supervisors consisting of three ■ members of the faculty to be appoint ed by the president of the school, and ; three memb< rs to be elected by the sin dent body from the- senior class. tHe | latter constituting the officers of the; organ:zat ion Athletics Not Included. The purpose of th" organization is to] systematize and co-ordinate th*- stu-j dent activities tit Georgia Tech, not in cluding athletics. Another department! handles this >eparnte|t The super visory board will (lire*' all other stu dent activities, including the college! publications. The Blue Print. The Tech- ; nique and The Yellow- Jacket; also the j Glee < |ub and the college band. Sec- I end this board will also regulate and control the financial and other relations of the student activities which may arise. The name of the new assn, iatjon w ill he the Georgia Tech Student associa tion. It will systematize the student . activities of Georgia Tech and .educe them to a businesslike basis by pro viding for competent and efficient di rection to all movements undertaken by the ‘ udi-nt • SCOTTISH RITE CLASS IS TAKEN INTO ORDER ONE DEGREE AT TIME Candidates for the thirty- ; e< mid de gree in Scottish Rite Masonry went through two degrees during the fore noon at the convocation today. making the fifteenth degree, with those con ferred yesterday, anil before 11 o'clock tonight will hnv» pas >d the twentieth degree. H W. Wifover. of Savannah, in epectoi general of Georgia, arrlv.-d to day and i.- taking part in the work. .1 * R Ti iv< of Savannah, and M X Weir, of Athens, a deputy of the in spector. *tr>- hero also aiding in induct ing the largi ■ las- into tilt mysteries of tht- order The second day of the convocation began tarliei today than yesterday The clas- assembled ai s .o o'clock, and th. fourteenth degree was con ferred before 11 o'clock when th. fif teenth degree was given Luncheon wa- served all Scottish Rite Mason- at ’be Temple to iay at the noon hour and will be served at the tame hour tomorrow By 3 o clock the class will have passed thtough the sev enteenth degre. . the eighteenth degret follows shortly afterward and tonight the nineteenth and twentieth degres Will b. given POSITION OPEN TO ATHLETE IN THE PHILIPPINE SERVICE A chan* e for a first-class athlete who Mas a general knowledge of training and Supervising athletn s c offered in ’he pn •itlor open in the Philippines a-- govern Inent..supervisor of athletics at a salary of $1 iflO per y ear No examination will ■ be given but the application papers, which max b. ureil from tiie local civil ; serv office, must i. a-h Washington by June ■ An examination for teachers in the In- • dian service Will be held lune 2’l-27 by the lew ul offi< ■ FAIR PLANS DISCUSSED. <■<>:.l NIBUS. GA Ma' ;G ,\ mass meeting of 'h* . itiz* i> of <'dumbos was be|d st th< court house last night, ■when the ■-, !■> b>- h* Id in this city Deceit. In i . ; w.<s Ils. as... d. G<- s* 'l' Kun si.r.-t.in of the Alabama State i-■r:* t■ t u ■ I ;i-o *i. *'*> ■n. ,i■ 1- dr. Kt-ed tlie me. ting ’.HE LAX fOS WAY If yo , bad a niedi.-lm* tt-at would strengthen t v->. »*,. .* ... a , ~e kidneys ami oe ■■«<-: jt,.j the -me time ma kt ;.vi s" -g wub a tonic, don't you believe you <v . * , ii. on be well.’ That s “The Lax Eos Way We ask '"i u ba t|,e *••b.utie on the money i*a<A - u ;!! , k your druggist t< -Cl you the '<<*und It keeps yout whole >r- -i- ■- I’ghi Thete is nothing else made like Lax- F os Remember the name I.AX-FOS ••• •TAUERS FTPS FLAVORING e\ ■ TRACTS haw no equal, s d every-: where 10c and 25c the bottle, at your grocer’s. LOW ROUND TRIP RATE TO WASHINGTON VIA SEABOARD $19.35, sold June 5, 6. 7, limit June 12th, with privilege extension Full information at City Ticket Office. 88 Peachtree The next Bell Telephone directory goes to press soon. Now is the time to subscribe in order to get your name in the new book. If you wish to make changes or correc tions in your listings, call at the manager’s office. South ern Sell Telephone and Tel egraph Company. Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. Women’s Suits at $15.00 One-Half---and Less Than Half Their Regular Prices In studying Political Economy, we learn the advantages and disadvantages of large-scale pro duction; how the concentration of capital into one large plant makes production less expensive and en ables the producer to put forth the best materials at the most reasonable prices. A store like this is a plant on a smaller scale. W hen we skim the cream from the market, taking first pick by right of large purchase, we find many special opportunities. Wednesday our customers may profit by a chance—great opportunity which will mean econo mies of a worth-while nature. Suits and Dresses at Half and Less New and Stylish Suits at sls Instead of $25 and $35 Think of a $35 Suit for sls. There are only sev enty-five Suits in the collection: many of them are $35 Suits, others S3O. and not one less than $25. Stylish, beautiful Suits of tine whipedrds and serges: blues, black, tans and grays and fancy mixtures—both nov elty and plain styles. Silk Dresses in This Sale at $7.00 Stylish, one-piece Dresses of taffeta, wash silk ami soft messaline; pongee shade, white and black, ’rhe taffetas are in pretty stripe effects—button trim med. They are attractively made: high neck, long sleeves or low neck and three-quarter sleeves. Some have small chemisettes of dainty lace; there are sev eral styles to select from—.just such Dresses as one finds a need for all during the summer months. They are priced for Wednesday at $7.00 each. There Are Also Pretty Summer Silk Dresses at $3.90 Stylish pongee silks in natural shade with smart trimming touches of empire green: taffetas and mes salines in black-and-white, blue-and-white and brown and-u hili 1 combinations. Dresses worth three times their price for Wednesday—-$3.90. A Host of New and Summery Waists $1.75 Instead of $2.50, $2.75 and $3,00 Brand-new and delightfully dainty are these Waists provided for Wednesday. Line, sheer batiste and lingerie summer-time Blouses; low, square neck, three-quarter sleeves. Some have inserts of hand embroidered medallions; trimmed in various effective ways with linen and Valenciennes laces. An opportunity that many women will welcome in providing the supply of Waists. These are priced regularlv, $2.50, $2.75 ami $3.00 —for Wednesday at $1.75. Join the Gay Throng of Bathers at Piedmont Park \ First provide yourself with a jaunty, becoming Bathing Suit ami Cap. p have both. I hey are new have come specially for the Piedmont bath ers. Prcttx navy or black Suits, effectivelv trimmed with white braids. I’rices *2.00 to *O.OO. f ascinating Caps 35c to *1.75. Caney plaid silk Caps. *1.50 and *1 THE ATLANTA GEORGIA N ANT) NEWS: TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1912. GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANYBODY; WITHIN REACH OF EVERYBODY ifr-- ■■ ,J '■ ' Subscribe for THEGEORGIAN - - And Get This 45-Piece Set For a Fraction of Its Value t V ■ K Y! i ‘'ffl HR V f; 4 • ■/ (? > W v *■* dSBk • •'* Mjwßmlnixi isHKSSEsFTa -Lu 91 1 •■ a. .i 1 • '>*-2 h - i •. Ift i’SL « MRwft ? > «.♦ ■ ■ Milb/ K v fj ® j » » K'"t *1 * W-. 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If you can resist this offer after it has been explained to you. and you have seen the dishes, we will not subject you to further importunity. But we would like to tell you about it. THE GEORGIAN Circulation Department 20 E. Alabama St. Both Phones 8000