\ On the | Lookout
Lulled to Sleep Term Papers Call for Players Support Basketball Colds Via Cold Nights Four Years’ Service
Gl.1 BOOSTING i-iAttIT
Read Trojan advertisements and patronize the advertisers. Feel that i*low of pride which comes to a hearty booster, and tell the merchant you saw his ad in »he Trojan.
LULLED TO SLEEP after the de-c sive victory on New Year's day. the ~	vim#
Trojan campus is resting peacefully. V Ol. A.IV
Feel the Glow of a Booster ’&• Pride
Los Angeles, California, Friday, Jar.uary 5, 1923
No. 43
with somewhat a feeling of inertia permeating the atmosohere, ard a quiet enpectarcy of stiff examinations darkens the outlook like black clouds cn the horizon.
Si ud.-nts r<-i timing lrom a vacation filled Ut< brim with interest. r|i
Jj.av.d *1\ it," 14 :t defeat of the I*. u«i tal<rs tind ihat petting dov.u to idyitit' .■ iti«- hardest I in! «• i work
TERM PAPERS ARE ^taring nearly e«<ery student on the campus in the 1ace. Most of the students, like those who have gone this way before, leave tne preparation of those long epistles til! the last minute, and sit up all nights during the final week to do a month's work.
Most ni tli*' studen^.- t:*il• *«'l 1<» 'To l.iwh studying during the <'hri*amas 1 olidays. jus-t as th>> Trojan had predicted. But. then. holidays ari> holi-iliiys, and tti*- school days are the time u, , .-t up all tli* tiniversify work.
SPORT EYES OF COUNTRY ; ON TROJANS
L. S. C. \ i« lory Over Penn Stale Brings University Into National Prominence
HENDERSON SATISFIED
j Cardinal and Gold Ranked first ln Inter-Sectional Games by Writer
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Cream just will come to the top! Sometimes it has to work its way through round-about by-paths, before it caYi ‘sit ou the world" of milk, but if it is real cream it , gets there eventually II you dcubt this, then why did Penn State f eel all milk eyed about 5:30 o'clock on January 1st?
HENDERSON WORKS HARD AT GOLF®*; S0C10I OGY TO OVERCOME “LURE” OF MOVIES "
Daginar Godowskv doesn’t know much about football, accord iny to her own confessions, but she does know that the U. S. C. football team is the best looking bunch cl young: aspirants for a lady s devotion she has ever seen. The Russian movie star is the daughter of Leooold Godowsky, famous oianist, and the wile ol Frank Mayo. Goldwyn star. She journeyed to Pasadena, the other dav because she had heard the Trojan warriors were the “grandest looking men."
PROFESSOR BACK HOME
Ball Dribblers Working
\To Perfect Strong Team
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By popular acclaim, the local >'
COACH TURNER SENDS out a dec fjecit* ci.ll for more basketball mate f iiiL Hie protegee will meet the Cold
tn in rebruary. and the men Well, the cream starts at the	gridiron heroes voted ihe beauty
must be out for steady work if they bottom on an apparently hopeless	pri;>e to fair Dapmar, who says
intend to accomplish anything m the journey of ever reaching the top.	that she was delighted with the
wny of buiidir.fi up the sport at U.S.C. *hen it has to compete with so	wav the bovs lived up to h»=r ex
th is season. much high-class stuff bound l or	pectations as examples of Apollo-
Tumer *ayc that the opportunity for I ♦he came destination.	like followers.
Lacfretbait at u. S c has not as yet; Hitherto, U. S. C. has had to	Her admiration, however, was
been touched He is an*iouc to turn ! content herself with languishing	r.ct confined to the younger gen-
cut champion teams, just as Hender -j fitfully in the doldiums of insig-	eration of football enthusiasts,
oon t.as n.ade the football team one of nificant mediocrity, somewhere	She took one look at “Gloomy
the most feared in the country. about eight leagues from the	Gus” and immediately decided to
Stud, iii an- asked to n>mMiiii<ii ' mouth of the bottle of fame. She	have her picture taken with the
that back<-t tali i- on<- .»t the major j always had started out with prom-	famous mentor. She says that the
-port- at i s. c. and tbai stifi eom j joe, but “never got nowhere' at	very name, “Gloomy Gus” does
petition i- off«*r, d in the pacific inter- -ji with impressing!-her undoubted	not fit his nature at all. that
toli.*£iau‘ t'i.ast Conference. Th*1 j n il'na n.-e mi the world ni' font-	“Smiling Jim -’ is much more ap-
winning quintet of the Conference 1 L;ill\ eivaindom.
vac* back east t.. compete with the FOOTBALL CREAMDOM jpring Last year Idaho had that dis	nini liiii”' ill tlie
tinction.	1 lace of a national ignorance, and
iuid h e r s .* I f *i11regarded throughout the realm of the* as (INK of the FKW < II I'KSKS in all the irreal ■(•ovTiNrnt ox i*a<t.i: i
Coach Turner's basketball hopefuls get their first real workout Saturday tvenimj at 7 :i>U in ihe new basketball pa vilion, when they take Oil iho f;».3t Lo-; Angelts Y M. G A. quintet. Two nights of practice is ri<;i enough to ,nu.ke anv coach jubilant about his team's chances of victory In a game, but Tinner expects his mea to get a u;eat d* il cf be ;etit from the crin-mage with the Y five, ever. •]' they MEETING HELD A7 CHICAGO j ti; 1 ai: to ring up a victory.
Just who wiii start the game for*
. llogardus	ti- .it \nnt:a!
Meeting ol Ameriran S.cio logical Soc lety
Mold Dinner in 1 lonor of Small, Dean ol Soci.doi'^ ! eaohers
-he Trojans is highly problem'll: miyin ('\\fV\l ■ ;,1. With only one letter man, L f IV! il- vJ I \ r^i>
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COLD NIGHTS are causing colds, if hoarseness is an indication.. Per; haps a gocd deal cf the husky voices ‘ were caused, however, by the lusty yelling of Trojan rooters at the TRO-
JANuary game the first day of ihe !	9
CO-EDS. WHO IS
The yelling and stunts of the day were the best the Trojan students here ever put on., Lindley Bothwell lead his last yell for a Trojan foot- Instead of “Have you had your iron
t today?" the slogan of I'. S. ('. is rapidly hocomttig. “Have you read your W illie Live loda' Kveryoiie from
propriate, because,—well, wasn't, he always smiling when he looked at her?
NOT MOVIE WISE Moving picture production is! K.ri something which “Cheerful El-BK; mer” claims to know nothing about, ln spite of his lack of Knowledge, beautiful Dagmar; thinks he wrould be one of the “bestest heroes in’ filmland." since this frank crbinion was
WTTTIAW TIVP> ^ve11 exPrcssion’ Elmer C. has VV lLiL/1/A.tfl Ldl \ 1-/. been playing golf every day in a
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Senior I* ro ii rain s
Sold >7'Xi ft cf‘L
Fro,°fa.ni: for ihr* Senior to he held J^fiuary 2o. at ltC'T, OraMfe avenue, v. 1!I be on next week, according ko Julian SumtLer?, treasurer of the senior class. bids will bo open to seniors only, the first few day?.
Two programs, which tonsti tut** tickets, will be in each envelope, and mav be pureha *-d by either a senior man or woman for y2.o«l. The seniors ma\ take whoever ihey please. If any tickets remain they will b< sold to the rest of the campus.
The dance will be formal for women and informal for men. >
PLAN NEWSPAPER 0 DAY !N JANUARY
Captain White to build around. Professor Bogardus returned j rr.d with most/ 01 .he oth.ei hoop last evening from his annual pii j artists tied up with footu.Ji, Tt-.r-2rimage to the shrine of scciologi 151 er heen up againbt a propooi-jal learning in Chicago, where he I L|l011 that wov:d niaxe a piOiCc-ittended the seventeenth annual i tional optimist weep saKy e.^rs. •neeting of the American Socio-! BEARS COMING SOON ogical Society, December 27, 28., California's Golden Bears take 20 and 30. Five hundred sociolo-1 1	iauilt down tnis ect*o.:
aists from al! parts of the United , jn l^€ 20th and 27ili of .hi:> i-ior.th States and Canada, in.Judin" s-nch' •lth lKc	•>*' *»,;N #
prominent men as Prof. E. A. Ross Pin§ UP ‘ ’i!- 11 '*1; L bean F. W. Blackmar. Prof. E. A I	to:,sii:;,f pasttiiie. Alter
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FOR CLASS ASSEMBLIES
N ' r.nd Ihtnsday of F.ach .Mor.th Allowed lor Meetings of iiodie*
( OMPUI .SON y ATTENDANCE
LJi. i'.ihwii I t im*s 1 iior-.dr.y
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C ail to Servu r
‘1 nili sd:.-y chapel brought out the ar»r.o>u:cement that the second Tliuri’dav iii tau month is hereafter to be set aride for class meet-
, El] wood and Prof. C. H. Cooky’ !;0:e tWo ;i,v-u”’l‘s c’-; r‘
\ were prx-sent.	i ,Vi1h lne ^tjitleme.i ir'Jf.-. the
i The meecing wo... arranged in a ! Worth, f urntr s. hopefuls v.ill pack ^! series of conference::. There were j	un^ start loith on a
11 breakfast conferences and section \ 'il,.le	,;l their ov. n.
>! meetings, dinner and luncheon ^ie *,l'r oi ^1€ Staiilord Cartli-I conferences and open meeting.! '*'1 'vill be the first objective of mgs to take the place of that day a \ Ihe section meetings were to dii .	’iWintet. After taking	assembly.
I enss urban and rural problems; ^ ^ the basket toners from the Car- lne first meeting, will be held ' the luncheon and dinner confer-1 ^ Institution for two games on re',, ihur day, the Seniors assem-j ences. social work and research ^^nd ai d tnird of February, uLng m H 'O scmething (as Dud-As the American Economic Asso burner will escort his Trojan iey Hayes put it), the Juniors in S ciation American History Asso-! -^d ever to Berkeley, wnere Old College Chapel, the Sophs m ciatj6n, and Political Science As	will hook up with the Bears H. 305 and the Freshmen m Bo-
Jsociation wrere also having confer- n ' _*w° ^avs.	engagement
■ ences, several joint meetings were on -ne anu
held.
BOGARDUS READS PAPER
Aiuonu' the pajieix n-ad w'-re: " Social Psychology" by Dr. 1»♦ ► L'ardus. 1 *oji dation Changes in tlie I nited States by i’rote>‘>o: lioi-s. aud “ i iMchn>e S'icioio*_ry in , iliilit Sc!Me !s" by I’l of. < . ( Hayes.
1 Sjieakin Inis taken
Ihe wanderers will return to he home campus Wednesday. February 6th. and after one day
COLLEGE CREDIT FOR BAND WORK
ball game as king yell leader.. He has been yell leader for four years, now having three stripes on his
sweater.. He was assistant yell leader ,jl0 u>wly frosh to tbe miuh!> senior during his first term at the Umver- is •indulging in . a litile Sherlock sity.	Itoluiesiug." endeavoring to determine
^V^/SA<N^AA^AAAAA^A^AAAAAAAAAAAAN^	^ f	Will it? 1 i \ t*
No man is exempt front scrutiny and the sum eye of suspicion has been directed even to l’rexv von KleinSmid.
Willie Says “Me and Henderson Won Big Game”
Hear Folks
Well. ma. I won the IVnn State game. The coach told me so yesterday. He said as soon as 1 stopped going out for football that time, ihe team began to pick up. He was suppressing the news until now. 1 asked him if he couldn't get me a rooter’s sweater lor being in the yell section at every game. I am more than receiving honors I got a assignment from the Trojan to get a story. The editor said he couldn't think of any good writers and so he got me to write the story.
t am going to write some stuff for the Wampus which comes out in a couple of weeks. I wrote a one real tragedy entitled:'•Hack to School again or Two Islands and a Kaee". Here it is:
After vacation we see the following conservation. Kd: ‘ Java good vacation?'* Coed: "Yes. Jew’" Ed: “Yap/’ I almost laughed when I wrote that. I showed it to Harold Lloyd’s sister, t’ella. and she said it v*!Ts ihe funniest thing she had heard tell on since her dad cut his linger off with an axe.
WILLIE IN NATURE
I forgot to tell you about me going to the big game here last Monday.
1 didn't see much per account of my immaturity. 1 only got to the stadium a hour before the game and thus only got in to see t, of it. The T. of II. is a good society I guess but 1 am going to raz/. it now to you since it lias not been razzed at all by anyone. ln the first place they lowered the price of the game in spite of the protests of the students. I was going to usbur but didn't get to. S. C. men got good
NEW EXECUTIVE IN UNIV. OF SO. CALIF. EXTENSION DIVISION
Professor A. W. Olmstead Elected Director in Prominent Department
Iu an interview given to the Trojan	_
recently lie frankly admitted a keen	Professor A. W*. Olmstead has been
enjoyment in Willie's trials and	elected Director of the Extension L)i\
troubles.	ision of the fniversity of Southern
RED, CUPID-BOVV LIPS	California. Professor Olmstead is a
Feminine hearts are fluttering and.	gnuiuate of 1. S. ('. and was an in
speculation runs high.	structor in the College of Commerce
"Oil. dearie. I ve just heard the	(,i- nine years ago.
grandest news. I was told not to tell.	jjf, {00^ lt two year graduate course
but 1 know you wouldn’t tell, now	narvard and was an instructor iu
promise! 1 know who Willie Live is	,hat rnjVersity for several yeitYs. at least 1 think 1 do. lies tall, ha^, i>rofessor Olmstead was formerly
black, curlv bail and. oh! the most	ic^ivi'int Director of tin* Kxteusion
Assistant
Division in the fniversity of Minnesota. also Kansas fniversity. lie returned to f. S. C. last fall and has been assisting Professor Stonier in the Extension department
Dr. Olmstead is in great demand as a speaker for the different organizations. He has spoken at the Kotary Club in Pasadena and Orange.
Professor Stonier has been elected Executive Secretary of the fniversity.
__This is a new position created by the*
Edition of the Trojan Hoard of Trustees and takes care oi general lV,iver?«ity publicity. Prof-j and essor Stonier may be found in the Presidents Otlice.
marvelous smile and red. cupid-bow lips. And. girls, lie's so bashful. Now lax off. he’s my meat."	»
Thus from the president’s otlice to the frivolous co-ed. the illusive path of Willie Live is followed. And Willie still hides behind his column in the Trojan.
**Football Edition" of
Trojan Is Successful
New Year ran successful opposition to ‘ Saturday Night" by selling 4.r*00 copte cleaning eighty dollars
More copies were sold to outsiders than to native Trojans according to Lowell Jesson, Editor.
Containing football pictures, dope and cartoons besides general information the paper interested everyone The committee of Ten Thousand were especially pleased with page three which set forth ihe needs of the fniversity.
SHEEP, HOGS, COWS ARE TO BE VISITED
Preparation for the News Day Convention to be held at f. S. C. on j .lanuary IS. is rapidly assuming deliti j ite shape, according to Marc. t\ , Goodnow. "While little has been heard j in response to the invitations sent j | out to date,” lie stated, “we fully e\- i P* ct favorable replies and are mak ; ing elaborate preparations io enter- j tain anti journalists and students of j journalism.
Press conventions sponsored by the i f. S. C. Press Club are to be mad? a traditional and annual affair. The success of these affairs in the past, it is felt, justilies the enlarged program this year.
The following schedule has been arranged by Marc f. Goodnow.
;» 00—“Address of welcome,” Lowell E. Jessen. President of U. S. C. Press (Mub.
9:13 "The Reporter at Work,” James Blaine Gibson, Editor of the Aoa-i* heim Herald.
10:‘Ml—“Mechanics of the Newspaper,” Justice F. Cramer. Editor of the Orange News.
] 11: On “Getting News. What Kind, How to Write It." Crombie Allen President of Sounthetn California Associated News.
! 12:00- Luncheon, through the courtesy of the U. S. C. Press Club. President Von Kleinsvind is to be guest.
| 2:00—“Business Side of the Newspaper," Paul W. Moore. Business Manager of the Redlands Facts. !: 00—“Editorial Policies, How to Write Editorials,” Mr. llarbison the Riverside Press.
San Bernardino Sun.
J: 00—“Relation fo Newspaper to the Public,” E. P. Clarke. Editor
oil ;i subject up much space
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HAMBURGER DEBATE
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hat the bard meaibe i would're ,e one unit or college i red it for -)	thei:‘ work v as ?!•»* word bretigh' t<
) the band by Registrar Montgomery ;
! the iMini siipoer iieid in the Colley.* Tea Uootn Wednesday evening. A I large percentage of the band mer.
turned ,.ui for the monthly “feed.” i On January \:; ii v.as announced ihat the band would lua^e ;> nip uj. Mi. 1,0,0’ "wilhout bonis bill v. iiii j la lies." A special car v\'il be e!l gj;ge I and will leave the P. K. s'atio:: j at N: tr, in the morning and leave Al-
_~	| pine Tavern again at	in thej
Preliminaries for the second annual) evening. The special pri. ,* of two do: ; Inter-Collegiate Business Oraioiical( lars for tie* rouiel trip has been >e-Contest will be hold in Aristotelian j cured and all band men are urged u< Hall at 2 o’clock on January 12 fori go Possibly Judge and .Mrs. Bowes all I . S. ('. students. The sttbjec, to, and Coach and Mrs. Sniiliu’ !•!!tn*■ r
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be discussed is "The Opportunities of i Henderson will also make the trip.
Finals to Be Held I atei* Downtown Theatre Building
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COSMOS TO MEET
Part Selected For
Inter-School Acts
To secure a detailed inspection of Cosmopolitan Club will hold its reg higher animals, such as the sheep ular in^,tinP Sunday, 3 p. m„ in the cow. and hog. a trip to the Cudahv j “v" ln,t Reports from members win packing plant has been arranged for'visi,ed Asilomar. Open meeting.
zoohmv students
The laboratory course calls for a dissection of every group of the animal kingdom, tracing the development of the lower to ihe higher organs in each. For the higher animals, ir is diihculi to obtain a tir*t«hand ac*
A one-act play “Perhays,” written by Miss Nicholsen, a 6tudent at U. S.
C-, has been chosen to be U. S. C.’s	quaimance.
places They ushured behind the goal j offenn^ on the Inter-Collegian Vaude-	Partly for this reason and to illus-
ville circuit.	trate the care ^ith which the meat is i
The cast which includes Bronson	inspected by the government, depart-
posts where no one could gri in be-! twee.o their view of the came. Tbe| ushuring of five dollar ¥.ats was doue Howard- C,a'r^ Ra«Per-	Sis- ment instructors urge students taking
by high school kids That shmvs xalt.e!c,eo’ and Emi,e Johnson, is to b. gin the course to make a trip to tbe plant. j»r . ducat ion	{rehearsals this noon in the School of Owing to th^ many disadvantages, the
i«’oxTtxckd ox r.vcr. «>
Speech.
trip is optional.
a College Graduate in the Business World."
Representatives from each of the sewn Southern California universil!-- s and college will compete i.i the linaL. of the contest to be held in a down town theater sometime in January Mr. I>. A. Hamburger, ot the ilaii! burger Department Store, will ot'ician as chairman of the evening.
Five prominent Southern Cnlilornia business men will ad as judges for the contest, assuring the contestants of just and competent decisions. The winning speaker will receive a hammered silver loving cup, now on exhibition in the trophy case, engn.ved with the details of the contest, as a personal possession. The second and bird prizes will be merchandise o~d.*r from Hamburger’s Department Store
IJ. S. C. PROFESSORS
Dancing will be the indoor the M'ern in the evening.
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j DRAMA CLUB IN “GREAT DIVIDE
Reputations to be Exposed in Annual
Snappy snapshots for the El Rodeo. Here is a chance to conclusively prove the pet vices of the prominent people on the
campus without fear of suits for libel. Only negatives can be used, and these should be turned tn at the El Rodeo office as soon as possible.
Professors Emery Olson and Claytoi> D. Cams are back at f. S C. aftei their trips to tlie East.
As a delegate to the American Economic Society, Prof Olson ultemle* the annual meeting at Chicago H* arrived in Los Angeles Thursday.
Carus returned on December 2? from Washington. P. C. wh°re he ha»* been called because of tin* serious ill ness of his mother. The profess.)! stated that his mother is n .w well on tlie wav to recovery.
Lance and Lutes offering. “The Great Divide" is to be staged January IS with many brilliant scenic effects, according to reports from the production committees.
The play itself is a heavy drama, one of the best of its kind ever produced on the American stage. A carefully selected cast in addition to the attractive billings being arranged for will help to t>tit the play over as ir diould be.
Reserved seats will b > on sale soon at r»0c and Tr.c.
Later in the year Lauce and Lute expects to put on a snappy comedy in contrast to the heavy drama in the ‘Great Diviib ."
NOTICE TO SENIORS
Please hoard by name ha •■U once.
see Senior Li^t on bulletin Registrar's Office If your been omitted, notify office
Girls to Try Out For
Snirn Team Tomorrow
ard Auditorium (cn the main licor at that!).
PRESIDENTS RESPONSIBLE
i he	president^ "hall be jv-
Npon'ible to the as.ernbL, commit fee l.r the ••«» f*r\ i f! O.lt of the pr.e.'rani utd.Ttakeu in their re -peetive vat!nrin*.'> tine profo-vi,r II lie -	to eaeh class
to v *•! ! jn ;.n ;;ilvis*»r\ eap;.eit> with :r:e president and to be present-it y.OvsjhJe :|t Il!|.|i|e.*iil|^.
VON KLEINSMID SPEAKS
The .de;. ot th**se c!a s niepfin^s said Presaient \'an Kleinsm!«l. " to promote beifer clas. . f*n it and if> give everyone a chance to become ar<|cnim i-d with oth r -tiidein who are in tin* same boat lie is."
"Attendance at the: e liev ini;- will be eoM|»ll|- o|> . bill VV. Wallf lb* St II -.. * • a I s iii !iiri'>’i about ihe corupulsi>r> p.irt and deem ir privilag. to b<-conn* belter acquainted with lh>ir class and their classmates.”
DR. BROWN AT CHAPEL
Rev. William A. Brown as ihe principal speaker of the morning combined interesting anecdotes ard stories io illustrate the many high lights of his • aIk on "Answering the Call to Service.”
Rev. Brown said in part, "Kveryone has a call to ser\ ice in the stark need of the world today. In answering the call let ns not put our lives where there are already many others doim, nofde work, and most ot all us not put our ervice up for barter. Rather for get ihe materialisti< appeal and (mi your liv.s where ihey will count the most *"
RECREATION WORK SUBJECT OF TALK
Mrs. Laura Swart/, who was at one time director of Physical Education at I S. C. and is now Director of Recreation at Hamburger’s Department Store will speak to the girls of the fniversity next Tuesday. She will outline a a part of her address ways in which a f. S C. girl may go into this held as a life work. The meeting, i at :: ::n next Tuesday at the V W C. A rooms in Woman's Hal!.
HARTLETT GIVES VOLUNTEER TALK
Mi Chet 1 la• tletf. Traveler Secretary oi the Student Volunteers will make hi- semiannual visit Tuesday and Wednesday, January !* and In. The purpose oi the • isit is to present the vocational opportunities of foreign countries.
Conferences will be held at the "Y” hut. Tuesday afternoon and in Parlor A of the Presidents suite on Wednesday morning. Appointments for cor ference ran be made with George Root
Mr Harlett will apeak to the Home
Tryouts for tin* f. S C. giri-.' swim tiling team will be held at the Y. W.
C. A at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Girls who will try out t.ji the team
ha.e beeu ttaming at the Y. W. C A. aucj student Volunteer at their re^n
pool for the past month. T.v-nty-five lar meeting on Tuesday at 3:ti. points toward an athletir sweatrr an I	____
THE PRESIDENT’S CLASS
For m*n ;tnd women, to meet regularly Ion Sunday mornings, from 9:30 to
I t.O:no, will bold its first session Jnnu-j emblem will be given io those jdac’ng Amazon- will hold a meeting today jary .th. in Hoose Hall, 2'm..	• on the team. Miss Vesta Gros . swim- at 12:30 in the A W. S. room., at tha
] Every man and woman, not other-! ming instructor, and Miss Ella Women’s Hall. All members are urged wise provided tor. is urged to attend: Schneider, assistant instructor, will to b* there as there are ;; uuoih**r of 'the I resident s class.	, have charge of the tryouts.	'important thing'- to be taken up.