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htose people in norhcern Greenland. In Mysterious Sex tel
LIr V ia ".t : ~ o leiit oSleepySTuc
'N5 HERE,
P, I 0I" Nine o'clock classes in proximity to]
BEGE o I~ANTl le rear of the new Literary build-1
and ~veolorgy ing werc abruptly aroued from tlwir
1'4ilVLo state of semi-soinolence this morning



Dr. Luage Koch, famuous Dlan-
orerr, will lecture here some-
the near future was conifirm-
letter received here yesterday
W. 11. Hobbs of the g;eology
ent. Dr. Koch, who lhas done
e work exploring the glaciers
Be Greenland, arrived in
k last week. Ile is planning
ectures in most of the large
the country.{
letter Dr. Koch accepted thuj,
n tendered him by Prof essor
o give two lectures here at
,rsifv lThe mbier-ct ofnne of

Prof IVI L. egeutnof te nc han-.
ical c gina>>.rang departme.nt, has bcca
agranted aleave o absenuce for a year.
l)uring; this im he will be doing
specia3l zreser worlk for the Missis-
Profesor Bgemna's pace will be
filledI by Mr. I. fR. Lloyd of Mfan-
(cl)(, .t+ r, En --_ Mr. Lloyd wat s corms ,t-I
ed wi.1th th Un1iver,oity for three
Years, from 1,)12 until 115 when he
returined hmw on accounat of the w;ar.
Invites Gr'ads TO
Enleer Lu~n cheon

by the swelIng harmony of a melo-
d;ion:, but hidden sextet. The remark-
able(,Soundis seemed to cone from
s;omewhere below the floor lut with I
the supicion of an enraptured trill-
ngfrom the heights above.
Conjecture was rife as to the
soreof the morning serenade
whrich icOcitintlCIwithii undimiushed
Vigor after intervals, apparently for
r covery. Th'le suggestion that t
might be the "' cychopathic Six,"
from)II the hospital wsbeing weighed
wllen sOoe shairp-eyed individual
:piced lte le'aing tenor 1perched non-
ilaantly upon an elevated and in- II
swcure swingin g stage on the newj
1Literary buildinrg, lbusily engaged i
,with rubbing down the stone worl; l

Serenades Music, who has returned to that po-
sit ion after an interval of several
J "Iye ars, will he held tomorrow from 4
lents lri, t 5:30 and 7 to 9, and 'Thursday from,
4:30 to 5:30 and 7:00 to 9:00 in thet
offices of the University musical or-
He was ably. supported from far ganizations, on the third floor of hie
below by thne pipe organ blasts ofI Union..
the heavy bass w ho caroled and rub- All students on the campus are
bed from the relative eminence of eligible except first semester fresh-
a reinforcel step ladder. Other rub- men. It is stated hat an entire new
h ers on 1)oth ,,idea joined in when=1 .orgaanization i3 to h:e chosen, 41-
vocean eery eritted, all keep- I hogh frer melnlbcrs will be given.'
ing perfect time with the song by
the scraping oscillations of the rub- s ~ T~EN 1S
I ing stones with a resulting produc- W noneti alahg ult
tinof melody and whitened stone in eofSt adOrolst
unprecedented quantities. l f tls ad vecoas a
The words of the pieces were quite TJailored to your individual measure
undisti nguisha ble 1,ut this shortcoin- iih the guarantee of complete
ing xas amply balanced by the tre- satisfaction.
mendous volume and astuunding vani- Aso, Water-proof Topcoats from
ation ofl tone. $12,09 to $3090
wmall Deposit with order.
IN,:1'STATE TAILORIS
Call o Phone 123 for Appointment
V Oor AmerSSU , Eote3

NEAT NESS IS ESSENTIAL

preference, over those who have notI
wvorked with the club before. It is
planned to enlarge the membership,
which was about 40 last year to 75
this season.
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benefit of students in need of financial
as~sistjance at the Uniiversity of Texas,
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electures is to be: "The Glacie r;
Northern Greenland,' ancd the (r~~t tdn
r i3 to be "Thle Geology of North- gnein ilbe
h J 1 ~ ~ e given in the Natural Science
torium and the general public h 111ilditi. .
he invited. They are provided 1Oro; h hei
throtigh the University non-resi- t'' he hmia
lectulre fund. B~othi lecture's arec zneiig ng
acted to be illustrated with slides' dre ssu r~~c the act alericaiof th
ditions.betouetoth
ctor Koch is also an authority of 1,
;iderable note on the Esquimuaux ea h
has made a particular study th
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aleng at a luncheon tition, Teoore Harrison of the School of,
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