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TECH MEN FORM
BUSINESS BDfIBO
Organization to Systematize
Student Enterprises. Exclud
ing Athletics.
The Georgia Schoo! of Technology j
3as a real. sure-enough student body
organization at last. Moreover it s a
ve’> enthusiastic organization formed'
at a meeting attended by pretty nearly,
every Tech man in the school, where
every epee* h was cheered heartily and
officers were elected amid pledges to.
make the institution one of the strong
est in the * ountrj
5V f Coleman presided as chair- :
man. and these first officers were elect - i
ed: President, I-' A. Montague, vice)
president. H., H Holland, secretary. H
Cook
The organization calls for a central
board of supervisors, consisting of three
members of the faculty, to be appoint
ed bv the president of the school, and >
three members tn be elected by the stu
dent body from the senior class, the
latter constituting the officers of the
organization
Athlet'cz Not Included.
The purpose of the organization is to
systematize and co-ordinate th*- stu- ■
dent activities at Georgia Tech, not in- i
eluding athletics. Another department |
handles this separately. The super- 1
visory board will direct all other stu
dent activities, including the college
publications. The Blue Print, The Tech- I
nique and The Yellow Jacket; also the'
Glee club and the college band. Sec- I
ond. this board will also regulate ajid I
control the financial and other relations
of the student activities which may
arise
The name of the new association will I
be the Georgia Tech Student associa
tion. It will systematize the student I
activities of Georgia Tech and reduce
them to a businesslike basis by pro
viding for competent and efficient di
rection to all movements undertaken
by the student 1
SCOTTISH RITE CLASS
IS TAKEN INTO ORDER
ONE DEGREE AT TIME
Candidates for the thirty-second de- |
gree in Scottish Rite Masonry went I
through two degrees during the fore
noon at the convocation today, making
the fifteenth degree, with those con
ferred yesterday, and before 11 o'clock
tonight will have passed the twentieth
degree
H W Witcover, of Savannah, in
spector general of Georgia, arrived to
day and is taking part in the work. J,
R Travers, of Savannah, and M. A.
Weir, of Athens, a deputy of the in
spector are here also aiding in induct
ing the large class into the mysteries
of '> • *>rde r.
The second day of the convocation
began earlier today than yesterday.
The class assembled at 8:30 o’clock,
and the fourteenth degree was con
ferred before 11 o’clock, when the fif
teenth degree was given.
Luncheon was served all Scottish
Rite Masons at the Temple today at the
noon hour, and will be served at the
same hour tomorrow By 3 o’clock the
class will have passed through the sev
enteenth degree; the eighteenth degree
follow e shortly afterward, and tonight
the nineteenth and twentieth degres
will be given.
POSITION OPEN TO ATHLETE
IN THE PHILIPPINE SERVICE
A chance for a first-class athlete who
has a general knowledge of training and
supervising athletics Is offered in the po
sition open in the Philippines as govern
ment supervisor of athletics at a salary
of 11,500 per year No examination will
be given, but the application papers,
which mar be secured from the local civil
service office, must reach Washington by
June 29
An examination for teachers In the In
dian service will be held June 26-27 bv
the local office.
FAIR PLANS DISCUSSED.
COLVMBL’S. GA. May 28—A mass
meeting of th*' citizens of Columbus
was held at the court house last night,
when the fair to be held in this city
December 7 was discussed. George
T Barn* secretary of the Alabama
State Agricultural association, ad
dressed the meeting.
THE LAX FOS WAY.
If you had a medicine that would I
Btrengthen the fiver, the stomach, the !
kidneys and the bowels and at the samel
time make you strong with a systemic
tonic, don't you believe you would soon
be well’
That s “The I.ax-Fos Way ”
We ask you tn buy the first bottle on ■
the .money nark plan. and you will ask
your druggist to sell you the second
It keeps your whole insides right.
There is nothing else made like Lauc-
Fo«
Remember the name LAX-FOS. ••• i
SAVER S PCP.E FLAVORING EX- I
TRACTS have no equal Sold every- ,
w here 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
era Bell Telephone and Tel
egraph Company
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co. GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANYBODY; f
Women’s WITHIN REACH OF EVERYBODY
at $15.00 if
Subscribe for
One-Half---and Less Than Half Tljp I A KT
Their Regular Prices 1 HbubOßulAN
In studying Political Economy, we learn the
advantages and disadvantages of large-scale pro- And Get This 45-Piece Set For a
duction; how the concentration of capital into one Fraction of Its Value
large plant makes production less expensive and en
ables the producer to put forth the best materials at .. . *== X f ,
the most reasonable prices. 1
A store like this is a plant on a smaller scale. ME?” > W
When we skim the cream from the market, taking Hk- & £ & tK %
first pick by right of large purchase, we find many Ak Jt
special opportunities.
Wednesday our customers may profit by a dill
chance—great opportunity which will mean econo
mies of a worth-while nature. % t ’3 3
'"ilk JA’- djr '.Hi
Suits and Dresses at | # I
Half and Less I jfc- 0 t -F J I
Neu) and Stylish Suits at sls |
Instead of $25 and $35 I
Think of a $35 Suit sls. There are only sev- y 0 '3|J
enty-tive Suits in the collection; manv of them are $35 . BIIL Ww'-*..
Suits, others S3O. and not one less than $25. Stylish. v
beautiful Suits <•(' tine whipcords and serges; blues, --
black, tans and grays and fane} mixtures--both nov- I
elt\ and plain stales. Ses Semple Sets Displayed in Our Office Window and in the Display Window of the Carlton Shoe Co., 36 Whitehall
: " 7 • •
Silk Dresses in I
This Sale at $7.00 . Every Piece Warranted To Be Perfectly
-
Stylish, one-piece Dresses of taffeta, wash silk t t e «
and soft messaline: pongee shade, white and black Shaped, nigh Grade American SemFPorcelain
The taffetas are in pretty stripe effects —button trim- . - —° -- ———
med. They arc attractively made; high neck, long
sleeves or low neck and three-quarter sleeves. Some " The thinness of the ware, the rich Royal Blue and
have small chemisettes of dainty lace; there are. sev- :
era I styles to select from—just such Dresses as one Coin Gold Decoration, delicately shaded into the pure
finds a need for all during the summer months* Tliey
are priced for Wednesday at $7.00 each. white, make this set equal in appearance and utility - to
rrty . . , n the highest priced imported china.
1 here Are Also Pretty
Summer Silk Dresses at $3.90 Tllr .
THE DECORATION CAN NOT WEAR OFF
Stylish pongee silks in natural shade with smart - ■ ■■
trinmnnß touches of empire green: taffetas and mes- It is applied bv a uew proccss tllat firps jt .
salines m black-and-white, blue-and-wlute and lirown
and-white combinations worth three times piece underneath the glaze. This insures a lasting
their price tor \\ ednesday--$3.90. ' *
, i beauty, heretofore rare among newspaper premium
A Host of Neu) and Summery Waists ’ didie .
$1.75 Instead of $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00
M’E SEX'D COURTEOUS VEX’ AX’D WOMEN’
Brand-new and delightfullv daintv are these
Waists provided for Wednesday. Fine, sheer batiste ! PRESENT THE DETAILS OF THIS OFFER, ’
and lingerie summer-time Blouses; low. square ne< k. i ’
three-quarter sleeves. Some have inserts of hand t POX REQUEST. These representatives will not an- /wri t
embroidered medallions; trimmed in various effective r w m
ways with linen and Valenciennes laces. ! noy you with the usual insistent tactics of the average 4 ’lff
An opport unit! that many women ivill web rune 1 solicitor. If vou can resist this offer after it has been ■
m providing the supply of \\ aists. lhese are priced ’’ ' "
regularly, $2.50. $2.70 and S3.(KT tor A ednesday at explained to vou. and vou have seen the dishes, we will
sl. G'l.
not subject you to further importunity. But we would
r • j rj-»« rr> r to tell vou about it.
Join the Gay 1 hrong or Bathers y? h
at Piedmont Park l| T'l-JC T’ CM O IA K T
First provide yourself with a jaunty. I>e< oming Bathing Suit and Cap. & 111 « 1 a B B 0B I / B I 'Kj
We have both. They arc new—have come specially for the Pie<lnmnt hath- B SB B VJt Ib-f M \J»ft /jk 5
Pretty naw or black Suits, effectivelv trimmed with white braids. z _,. t , T ll
Prues 82.n0 tn w.w Circulation Department ’■
fascinating Caps 3ae tn *1.75. ’ •■•iviii »
Famu plaid silk Caps. *1.50 and M ■. 20 E. Alabama St. Both Phones 8000 ft
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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AX'D X’EWS-. TUESDAY, MAY 28, 1912.