Registration at University Begins
Registration at the University of Texas will begin Wednesday September 27 and run through Saturday September 30 with a $3 late fee after September 30. Admission exams and related assessments start September 25 and continue through September 28. Registrar S. J. Mathews notes applications already received suggest a record number of students for the year.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas
S. J. Mathews
PLAN WINTER WORK AT YWCA EDUCATION SECRETARY
The educational department of the Young Women's Christian Association plans expanded winter programs. Miss Alice N. Bannister, educational secretary, leads a committee to organize class schedules meeting all women’s needs. Night and day classes will be offered.
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Young Women’s Christian Associaton
Alice N. Bannister
Community Classes and Glee Club Start Dates
The article lists courses in domestic science arts dress making millinery story telling Spanish manicuring and hair dressing expression and dramatic art English literature and gymnasium. Registration is urged at once. The Glee Club begins practice Monday October 2 at 8 p.m. open to association members. The Bible class for Sunday school teachers led by Mrs E D Love meets Thursday at 3 p.m.
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Glee Club
E. D. Love
Two Austrian POWs Find They Share Same Wife
On Asmara Island Joseph Heitinger and Ka ver Lochler, both Austrian POWs, discover they married the same woman. Heitinger was thought dead by authorities, and the widow then wed Lochler. Lochler was captured on the Isonzo, and the two husbands now share gifts from the wife and remain unaware of the fact.
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Milan
Asmara
Joseph Heitinger
Kaver Lochler
Heitinger
Albania
Lochler
Isonzo
Asinara
Famous singer Pasquale Amato to star Mozart Society concert
Opera star Pasquale Amato will be the soloist at the Mozart Society season opener on October 24 at Beethoven Hall. He is regarded as a leading baritone and will be accompanied by violinist David Hochstein.
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Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan Opera Company
Mozart Society
Amato
David Hochstein
Beethoven Hall
Enrollment Surge Prompts Eight Period Day At Two High Schools
Main Avenue High School and Brackenridge report 1550 and 500 students, forcing crowd management. An eight period schedule is used at Main Avenue with up to four hundred students in eight periods. early dismissal plans were experimented with before returning to regular routine. Clubs including the Philomatheans Dramatic Club and rifle clubs begin activities. the opening school paper will start in October with eight issues. Henry N. Herndon elected editor in chief, with William Gunn as assistant editor and a large staff listed.
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Main Avenue High School
Brackenridge
Main Avenue
Ryan
The
Philomatheans
Scientific Society
Dramatic Club
Rifle Club
Congress
Jeffersonian Literary Society
Mark Twain
History Club
Hutsache
Henry N. Herndon
William Gunn
Congress Debating Club
Louise Lucas
Harold Scherwitz
Jeffersonian Litera, Society
Gunn
Jean Jameson
Elizabeth Ripley
Star Mc
Freshman Initiation At Local High School Described
The article recounts a semiannual initiation of freshies at Brackenridge High and other schools. About 200 new pupils endure pranks by older students including dutch rules and muscle licks, running the gauntlet and singing or speaking on cue. No serious injuries are reported and victims join in after ceremonies.
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Brackenridge High
Huisache Staff Promises Stronger School Paper Next Year
With school reopening attention focuses on the Huisache yearly edition and the editors chosen. The staff appears stronger than in many years and the school expects great things from the publication and its leadership.
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The
Huisache
High School Scientific Society Holds First Regular Meeting
The High School Scientific Society met in Room 7 on Wednesday. Officers from last term attended except the missing sergeant at arms. George Dixon will report on the absent officer’s resignation. next steps await the next meeting. Lee Roy Smith delivered an instructive talk, and visitors were served punch after the program. Officers are Lewis Kayton president Gladys Hughes vice president George Dixon secretary Irene Ellison treasurer Alice Schuetze reporter.
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High School Scientific Society
George Dixon
Lee Roy Smith
Smith
Scientific Society
Lewis Kayton
Gladys Hughes
George Dixson
Irene Ellison
Alice Schuetze
Rifle Club Organized at High School Meet
Over three hundred pupils attended the first meeting in the high school auditorium to organize a rifle and gun club. Mr Lipscomb described two branches for under 16 and older members, government supplies, and dues totaling 25 cents for the first year.
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Ryan
Lipscomb
Mr. Lipscomb
Krag
Kiag
Springfield
Johnston
Club Names Officers and Charter Members in Local Organization
John Shook elected president with Wright Riley as vice president and other officers named. Monday afternoon set for next meeting with formal installation of officers. Charter members include John H Hale Jr and many others listed in full.
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John Shook
Wright Riley
Mr. Lipscomb
J. M. Hall
Marshall Johnston
John H. Hale Jr
Travis B. Mourland
Harold A. Bateman
Chester Martin
Edward Atkinson
Robert Davis
Paul Kilday
Vincent Yokom
Norris Stewart
John Clapton
Wayne Parks
John H. Shook
John Parks
H. H. Ryan
Werner Rennett
Joiner Cartwright
Irving
Archer
Brooks Dascomb
Edwin Carroll
Robert Newton
Kenneth McCalla
Ralph DeYates
Phillip Lebanon
Lawrence Midgett
Clyde Edwards
Dayton Wilde
Robert Bennett
Sylvan Buckner
Emil Welsh
Porter McCurdy
Clyde Langworthy
Jim Foster
Ivan Torbert
Monte Clayton
Arthur Nentwich
M. M. Corbrandt
J. L. Howard
C. Smith
E. P. Lipscomb
Jeffersonian Literary Society Plans Activity for Next Term
Jefferson Hall hosts a lively Friday meeting of the Jeffersonian Literary Society with full participation and peppery debate. The group votes to skip yearbooks, moves to publish programs weekly on the bulletin board, and forms committees for advertisement, membership, and property keeping, with honorary members and alumni in attendance.
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Jeffersonian Literary Society
Jeff Hall
Harold Simon
Travis Mourland
Cosme McMoon
Orion Foster
Mark Postlewaite
Mills Wellsford
Edgar Nankervis
John Clapton
LeeRoy Smith
Jeff
Old Guard
Travis Ourlund
L. D. Moore
Benedict
Wisconsin National Guard
Moore
Jeffersonian Literary Society Officers Named
The record lists the September February officers of the Jeffersonian Literary Society at the University of Wisconsin with Harold Scherwitz as president and Earl Waddle as vice president. Others include Kenneth McCalla secretary Travis Mourland treasurer Robert Melton sergeant at arms Harold Simon orderly Orion Foster reporter and Mark Postlewaite parliamentarian.
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Jeffersonians
Smith
Benedict
Jeffersonian Literary Society
University of Wisconsin
Society
Harold Scherwitz
Earl Waddle
Kenneth McCalla
Travis Mourland
Robert Melton
Harold Simon
Orion Foster
Mark Postlewaite
Hayne Debating Club Adopts Souvenir Blotters for Year
The Hayne Debating Club held its semi annual rally day to start the new term. Members voted to discontinue year books and publish the year's program on souvenir blotters to be distributed school wide. Milton Ling was installed as president.
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Hayne
Milton Ling
Debating High School Frats Postponed Meeting Agenda
Officers listed include Robert Bennett as vice president and John Crow as treasurer. Honorary members present include Edith Symington and Norman Anderson. The Haynes postponed Friday’s meeting to next Friday due to Rifle Club attendance with debate on High School Frats expected.
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Robert Bennett
Dayton Wilde
John Crow
Douglas Anderson
Coulter Timpsoni
Harold Bateman
Henry Herndon
Edith Symington
Hill Cocke
Norman Anderson
Melvin Luter
Robert Fields
Haynes
Rifle Club
Mark Twain Club Elects 17 New Members at School Meeting
The Mark Twain Club at Main Avenue High School held its first term meeting on Friday September 24. Many graduates left last June creating vacancies filled by 17 new members. New officers include sergeant at arms reporter and scrapbook editor. Committee appointments announced by president include Social Membership and sponsoring staff.
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Mark Twain
Main Avenue High School
Pearl Williams
Ainnie Flynn Carnegie
Halene Henning
Ardis McCurdy
Miss Morey
Beryl Rutledge
Lorraine Sinsheimer
Ruth Henry
Club announces new officers and enthusiastic outlook
The roster lists President Oph Kroeger and vice president Pearl Kamsi with secretary Beryl Rutle and treasurer Lucille Henry. Ruth Henry serves as repo, tie Flynn Carnegie as sergeant-at-arms, and Halene Henning as scrap bop porter. Members voice strong optimism for the coming term and a secure year with a large new intake.
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Oph Kroeger
Pearl Kamsi
Beryl Rutle
Lucille Henry
Ruth Henry
Tie Flynn Carnegie
Halene Henning
Mbers
Atticanel
Scandal in Russia sparks arrests of bankers and officials
Reports from Copenhagen claim a ring of financiers and high officials in Petrograd Moscow Kiev and other cities were arrested for illegal speculation and usury. Rubinstein manager of a Franco Russian bank and others tied to Treukoinik & Co Juncker Brothers Wolfsohn and a Spanish embassy attorney are named. Profits from hoarded sugar grain meat and other foods allegedly run to millions.
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Copenhagen
Petrograd
Moscow
Kieff
Rubinstein
Treukoinik & Co
Juncker Brothers and
Wolfsohn
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