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p VARSITY OF~2RSITY OF FLORIDA, GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA, SEPTEMBER
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FLA.3IRLLMENT NEAR THOUSAND MARK; MAYV
KIIASE SEVERAL HUNDRED NEXT WEEKSTUDENTS REGISTERING
YET; NEAR 1500PREDICTED
Jack Under Normal ConditionsUniversity Will Continue
To Grow
wEt prY ,ta vtrv bright for I he
gratstyea im the bhit(,ty Of the .
ist~ttin th U n '"r,.ity F lo da* aj OPo~ 1 ts doors last WV4<l-
DedAY to at roll m; n of apprto .
I rakly I,UOQ men, with possibil'tiestl'at tie nlL .1* F wVOUI incieaset>22 to 1I hund e-i 1.efore the final reg ,krahion should ttase. Lone lirts of
flw inO extended throughout tn")esl of the 'a tus >jllcgte, Oni t~
at:pv- all luii~r the day Mony'avrid ?uusdaY. a ri tho- 1 who werr, fun.
able to get to Ohe office, s lor reg -
ttre du ri , t hose two doys V.We (
takcr care or Onl \Wedie'lay anwl
Th;,dayA e)hapel I r'ie "-as heldi Tu e
ng and eVQPry aVai able weat nAndftorium of the gymnasm,
dgwas occupied. It was a newrice to, the almy of -'rats,"'
deep interest was manifested hipresent. Ar the opening of th
Sin the ehape!, the firdt thinh attracted the attention of thaaMby was the orchestra inlertksM'drship of Prof. Brown. Al-
was their Airst qpggarapcd,her ren itions on that
ing Wtre excellent. The devo-haal exeres were turned ove, I1
J~n G. Aijiersor,, of the Presh"church, wvho read with the zmu-,nsponsivnly a s!eetima frimi
Pslrs. D. T. V. MeCaul, pt'-t ir
th Baptist church, made an car-and heart appealing petition to
irone of graceDr. Anderso then madl> a si t
very telling
body. Firth heyoung
h~Owe tirs
away frm
appeti thther, dn(
thlberty tiS Wrong duig
*el deej'rIt as a stuskIl hi-
*CA. C'obhtwas
ittrodu'rUMainntr.
disandi
b;' fle.A etty ti-t 1
*iitrnt L"t ano
.- e tha; i,.
address to the stud-st of afl h,. plea I
nmen not to breaksimply because thiC ~
horpe, Ha' rig. mp ae apron-strng-, fI: 'o, not give ci-se
fall into ways of sin.The pastors of to a
and abidina inrt eq(Itnt body3, and tr'u
a meknt.!f
I-I hug>m ,
Ph
:L I.
helpful n~
d D
hisan
Ii w 'L
Southelir. 'Iph-
ust felri-
talk th-:
what'-fell' w rat,", onittenoeI to "csh
d f Jllo rats -. I.2 __1.-_
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HARDEE
Tallahasse.The Gamnesv,
Iam r'IeasitV to grert
the large nurei ng at the0 Wmeit. I
21at If-at,,n
orurng of t
atthe. instit
WAiRESINGS
GREET--4++
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?,, Sept 11192lie Sun, Gainesvule, Fflt.ed to have anpp'tnin behalf of the Stat 2
mibcr of yoUngz mn ga"-
Un iversNI ty tnday for ( -
tis a source <,f muto me to know that 0>he ,ixtttnth Year of '.romi-es ti b1 t he Li at-
au-plcou mi the h sg:ution. when I think 'ir
,(- enthusiast ine ,arnftImLn x'ho ar, 7m' I vtt \& l
I:rmer-dty triit servite ti
w'it h a niwfuttu m nat il
Finr dn. ThP(.Simlisli w~
VCIUnl mnhuo
q r, 'IOUq i
'ice and a l
to these ysun
expecting thein their year-
yjufl
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FLOIDA'S CO L LEGENIGH T AS OFFICIAL
SOCIALOLD FLORIDA TRADITIt
GREATER THAN.EVER
Institutions of I niversity
plained to New Men; Pro-gram and Social Gath-
( uge n t tnett
<itiont camp thi- set
tUSJlelU-i "f,t'. U -
*2 might t.
J(e% dOuble de
Iei 410 of t
II uge for m''I eft
in
docla, aAee
hIn t
at
'tat'
t I
Ion
Itft,ei th
the II
- I amH Imoj
- ii faita . ii
I' I welfta*
for a a
I woUhlat
m,
I.ph
h:
she is expecting them to acom~gre,,ter things in the at tvitheir future -pbt its of 14n.
CARtY A ILARDEE.
hunch of bh, in teat,
who had
f at the
becn
lad, bo01Str ets fi t
driven out
and who had, as abparents were in a dvice, fallen mnto the fione hand nearly off.
oi ty and ragtred offfront of the jdac.' w
er was working his w
A. and M - collegeThe scenes prescnttdinig himself andI all thhi,andnighIhardaR dideterth0 t
'Clr
ab ~
unk
atfhot
lty
thtat
.1
r,
hI( toi inof
ma fa
ed , EtilL"tI the
thL , &i 'e UII4.
Pam!,En i.eb
togam beganrs. After al us
uI' Ura it ga th
u P ttnic, th
,jz lilaold m o(1,
I -I Mas explained
stretI tfle t
*- , ' etem, p' to gi'e api, a
'ent,. I)r. >i
:1 Honora, y Socth Anghtst huntr
01 tiow'
n Orgy SfLndI buwie.4Jboy lande.ieight tt'"
the s.pi'- VfhuagIt
wa
liug
bs
and then tothing up
studyingttill he
places im
ifficulti/s*mnin at ion,
op of the
andhadth1
lyan ahill.
working
m a'tr i
,rad. ,mistud\ andI
I ast had!and -tood
Jplemb it
hit
theUr"
oy fndh41 'II
-ijsy andI jutne
mem~tmIdjoggPd I
- l d
Ie',~w'th
peImn>
nuanhoiodlNow,"he coit inn. B, "f ih. P Or
cr ap if humanity, ti u i t -
ah1uf 0 n ti ':4 o9 ft Me.ud tI'tlhi{
m a rdnomn and jetam on a Li ' n
ol dry P ani rnoriditng sand. as iiti culti nk' of hnw&l I le
ad-u tiy all Ut YIou. (48 (lo as"
IE"".e And nuL Will do 'I6f I:I- n Yu. 'i'rt.-wher, the tirci
u-, i.;( hU'&e yOU et i't m you
1) Mtuijil .tbn anntuince li
The Lieativitles were
Stanley, presi
for a little, pe-ang the Orto raise theeat ipn> Thegat *r, were
l.a n zw ort hy,Alligatiir
.1a SSt udlent
Its of thfltbinsonoif the
of rtnmrlhed mt
*chi I tt Ia V hme 11 -
loa te flInu -
ok }ha.
Ce t- e I. Iu,
'Lie
The
to theI.
II
.1t'
Lu
.ie
C-
deT1
P,.
I] to
'ii
t's
''K'I C
it
f Ph, K.s(kittitr.
explainsnt of thehe timeso the
4IUW and?rOof. the
Scht m
Ii'tI
Hody di(mae Eudizet
next tolAthietw
Xan l(Ut told it the
t re fit I'lmrda ii thuHe wa folowvtd by I),h' i'caI di rector, vhI
The"unho
uh-.
best ,it( I, t'
ut a doubt tI.d
a'id the -tII'
Bthe g,
t taru I:'d-\\htt tin-h- I
, - 4L- ' Xi ,
OPENS
+ + + +
s
o
p
ea
of
an
,
.
FraternityNu
i their
The presentopened
afternoo,tntert*
an informalhome
Swanson's
ypIn ther
on Westproving the
orchestra Fowft original,f the nnrcl,
socialwith all splendor
cbaracteristic of Florida,
jof
a the Sigma gTrtined theirdance given
University ganmselves ex. e-
atirnished the.8tastyla,
St one en. ., p. - gbowl of punch to keep the thirst
Chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Rev-ialeck and Mrs. Enright. Out of
tow guests the Misses Lois. Leslieand Marie McKeen of Tampa.
Sigma Dance-.A pleasant social
neaday eveninggien
event of Wed-was the
by the Kappaity complinmentilg'their attrattVestreet.
Temfptinlg frivere sertd t
pop dance
whule
eason hasthat is soand w hih i
proves so enticing to youdZ men.
formal hop atUniversity
a similareSsea.
Tuesdaydid thleir bit in
sa - biO ry cfulea.
Beautifulternit
a bignier aWereMrs.Crow.
ter homavenue. Aain Tm
Tau Omegaity were hosts
in their home.at
Eraa delightfoj
Wednesday nigh
as the
tern. -dancet,L Me
Kappa Sigma Frat gave their inform-.will foflew,week pro.
Alpha Tau One-Opening the social
by giving an informal
rtSd.Swanson's
Music was'Pep Gettersdanced until a
decorations
danceget their "rats"'
furnmshed"nd the I
by
late hour.in the
y colors were carriedbowl of fruit punchatisfied
out,Fra:
while
all thirst. ChaperonesProf. and Mrs Cody, Prof.
Dr.anti
and Mrs. C. I.girls were the
Misses Leslie and Marie Keen of Tam-pa,MI ss
Miss Hines of Louisville, Ky.Mtxine Hughes
andof Tampa.
Sigma Fratern-their pledges st
new't hnnme.
uit punch and montstroughout
superbSwanan 'ilent unlimited pep.of red and white
by manywere placed on
of relt at forother "couples."
The fltrfor tht-
the evening hold(rehestra
The color scheme ,Was carri(
lights,tht lawnthe
The usual societyprtseit.
edi out, iil--Cha Is
as placeschap eroneQ
contingentThe out of town vistor;
were Misses Hines of Kentucky,lie and MaryMarie Hughes
MeKeen of Tampa,Ln,- I
of Jacksonville Chap-ercnes Mere Dr. and Mrs.and Mrs. 0and Dr. and
)dy, Capt.Leake, Przf.
and Mrs. RyderMrs. Joseph Roemer.
meeting of Peabody Cub
y leb
ALLIGATOR PAflV rnmrr
9**
Speciallyto look asm odels
4
I
designedgood in
for the straight,the showdown as
hate
Some have bellows shoulders; alsopocket
its a showing that revealsExtra
Sept. 8. 1922, at 7 15 All office;me mber tkershippresent
and those des'rmg.n the club
at this
value is, of course,
P'up-rare urged to b
meetingSAM W. :CeINXIS, Reporter,
THE CATHOLIC (LUll
An imposingrooms I. beingtirsity
ofaen tfU
brick e~Iificecrectedl O
bythe Unmversity.
yi is derecting thethe club which is to be opera, dDeC.~ 1. An estimiationthe b000. It
luiii~ng
of el, 'OI
the (atholm i su,Mr. John Connor-
-Irk ,C bo--?dir--
w
Other features
I
of the cost of
modIrn oV-. I
stQe m hesjt a ni v. 0
I- approwmIlat&Ayvwiii havp all mdr
fences includinghe on. (If thu finest ( lub-hiou,sljni~e sir
on~A Vt 4
flis first week hasdance, and smokersby the fraternities
been featured v ithevery day given
to 'ntetin newCO3IING
In theBACK
spring ye go way thinkingpossibly that y'II ekrsty
nature
night the
Black andOut.of-town
ALLIGATOE
whilk
laminatedd
session of 1922-21halD Monday
n to See and Try On Our '
HEIMER-
CLOTHES '
$35 -- $45 ..-
slim figures of Varsity men-tailoredthey do in the showcase. Some of the:hat finish with a belt.
belted. Some have patch pockets that, are plain. Some are t wo button. Some
the finest in fabrics and finished make-to be expected.
8 uit, at Fifty and Sixty Dollars
EA AND BOYS WEAR*
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!GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
MEN'SShowing the new arrivals in Men'sSuits for FalL.
andSUITS
Young Men's
NEW NORFOLK AND SPORT MODELSNew textures of all wool, carefullytaste of the most exacting.
selected to suit the
Patterns of light and dark shades in plain and fancymixtures, checks and hair line stripes.
Suits for Young Mena wth two pairs of pants
25.00 27.50 30.00
are speci-
32.00
Men's ShiiMEN'S SHIRTS specially priced. ThisAnniversary Sale offers a big oppor-
tunity to men toShirts.
$2.5
savePrices range
0 Shirts are price$3.00 Shirts are priced
$350 Shirts are prices
Men's
on high gradeas follows:
d 41.85I $2.25
d $3.65
rts
-t ~
* 'Ki~ II,A
N. IftI~
Dress Shirts, made of very good grade percale,
neat patterns, all sizes 14 to 17, priced 89c.
25.00Men'
The New
conservative models are priced at
30.00
s
Men's All Wool Pantsversary
All Wool
35.00Pants
are specially l)riced for thisSale
$7.00 Pants are priced$8.00 Pants are priced
$10.00 Pants are priced
Anni-
$5.75
$6.95
$7.95
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Men's HatsJust opened up and put in stock theNew Fall Hats from "Stetson"others. Colors are black, brown,and dark gray.
The New
andlight
Stetson Hats are priced
7.50Fall Hats, our own special
3.00 and 3.50
MEN'S HATS in stock upon the arrivHats have been repriced
$3.50 Hats .$4.50 Hats .
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FALLFor
This Anmbuy New
IX ers
Repriced for this
Men and
ary Sale offers tSilk Neckwear at just
Boyso you an O1)lOrtUmlty to
a fraction of its realvalue
50c Ties are priced 39c$1.00 Ties are priced *.75c
$1.50 Ties are priced 95c
$2.00 Ties are priced $1.15$2.50 Ties are priced $1.50
Extraordinary values in Silk Knitted Ties at 65c and 95c
Union SuitsSpecial Anniversary
can well afford to supply your needsth ese prices. Men's Athletic
$1.00 Values at$1.50 Values at$1
al of the Newas follows:
$2.95$3.65
$5.00 Hats$7.00 Hats
FallMen's
$3.95$4.95
.75 Values at$2.00 Values at
Union
Sale. lMenin Und
Suitserwvea:
are priced
N,' Ur atat
85c$1.15$1.45$1.65
Knit Union Suits, ankle length, long and shortsleeves, allGI r -
sizes 34 to 50, $2.50 values specially priced at2W* fZ' ~ UU.
~1K ec n
FALL
NECK WEAR.1
4 '.4
6.00 and
Men's
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rPAGE SEVES
limnary workouts
CoachingAcosta,four yearshas worked
the Freshmenof Jacksonvill
at end with
scheduled for theSince
The opening practice of Florida>
first freshmen team was ushered
with an attendance that geatlyall expectations
officials-
some seventy in
in
Ur-
of the Ui-
his
is
who plYale,
to obtain aBaby Gaters
appointment inand th0 results
ecry gratifyingincludes some ofof the country*
The schedule a' d by Coach Acosta
the spof his effortssince the schithe forem ast t
*s officiaflvyis as f
IAuburn, Ootober 14, at Ja'number, were
taken early the first day, so that morethan 40 men were turned away on ae -count of the lack of equipment. How-'ever this hindrance has been over-come during the week and the coach
puttingMany
the
Vanderbiltyille.
p0Annapolis,Ii s.Georgia Te
October 21,
November
ann(ol low
at A
~ch, November 4, atsonville,
South Carolina,C ;ne viile -
Alabamm,
Geouza,
N mbr
November
November I
1:
I,
1.
at Ga
at Jaci
goi.
te4m
team
'qn n- 4
1,at
k".2- I
teis -
desk
We
spaceha
TI
WVhen in towx
games with South C:.olinaand (that
Alabama and were the only a eit has been
FGsiness ie
Acosta,schedule.
possiblethis
t) hae ,' in
Randall,sacola;
'St. Pete; J. M. Johnson Pen-W. E. Weathers.
sad Mr' tint; M. J. Wulson,hiue referring
' The*H::n Shool and
gamesVarsity
to the Willim,that the tenham.wili have'
re have not left many dates ope,,and owing to the fact that the Duval1team will be out of Jacksonville forri st of her games, we have arrangnda g(od many of ours there
The followingp. signed up
Ce a-jiranlts f(EBu I
The a nteisF. Itndlets{,rTallaha~.nec.
aje the mi
p.r pacticea)r postions
e Iev'~en.
enIn (
S r AAnnapolis;
Osala; R?. G. Giroy, Ch- F
wiiicommnunieate with he'endeavor to havj a copy 3University newspaper desk.s
All books are classifiedto the subject matter.
Halfhtnk<: Edgar Jones,B. Hi-hoTampa;
Duval: J.p, Gaines vile, Owen Pittinan,R. Beers, St. Pete; Ed Hul-
son Pensa( on;- ,. Ch.L
lite; IV
IRoselli. TlanljN; V.who High; C. T. Hart,who T Magill. LaBelle;
on tie H. S.; R.Henderson,
. Otto Nolte. Durai; V.,D IOllndJame' ei'i,
Guards: Max Golstet t,'
Southern;
S
0. C. Parker, TalLa)da vat",
Fort
I uval; DcNewton,Meade;
catalogued by author,Theytit*e'
ject.The library hours fo, every
day exceptt0 12:30 p.
Be my .; 7 p.; G- Hours
H. C. Way, WV. II.Po te r, Chapman;
Orlandiu, C.La" Iefli Jines,
Fullbacks; Dick Brown.
Saturday are '.1,0mn.; 1.30 p Im.
for Saturday
to 5*
are the
excep in the aftti noon an
A ftecn n hours are 1:3*
'pi'jrlmis Li
nre alsed '!th- 2
n to 5 p. rn Thc libi aryvnthr evening,jib, arv hout -p. .
w:~ HlEAa. '1 Hi
- p 'grub
me a, grub;
S ur -
to 4
RI) A i*ts. n-i
'it.'.a. I
hK. Mug'.rktic-"e u 12
het
IitbiLr,sow av.As
]mhale3 I
w. RjII. Kni
Duval.Du'ai; (
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M iddlekau f, Port ttr M iitaryv Asademy,fluval; CEald Baji Id Duval;Talahass-ee;
.Bliss. Tallahassre; Djn-' T. John'oni. Pensacola. anyB. C. Wilijat.
W. I. Carter. Wauko-Jerry Clark. Duva!; J. D.OscEola; Btnlbow. Orlando;
p PositionGi a hin,
H. A.nah; R. .A. Martin.ncr. St. Pete rsburjmuck, LaBelle;Belle.
WV.
Tackles: Dick RiClyatt. Gainesville;
Kent; WV. E. Sum_ May, Phn t C'ity; R. Ilockelma,, Pal nz; Dan MeCi' . Beach; E Morten, Tampa; WV. Ftiwl~H. Stewait, La er. 1)uval; H- S. Hull, Mount Vt-r. ;
W. E. Flood, Palm Beach: WV. L. St ,
>t, Duva!; FHorse Smith, Dj-
'a!; John Dickerson. Duval: B. IA_-
rey Winter Garden; Y. L, Robins ,nNew Sna; iC. D. Hamniltom, Nc wSnm yrna.-
I ev. Carlton1>. Pensacola;
.S i
ward Harcry, Pompano;don. American Legion;
Panama; I.
Peep ScI'ol; Neil 1 or-H B. Cramn Orlando;
er ,urzg -K. W. GCr-1
J. H. Drum-IR Thonx.
The Unierstvtr vthe
Ib a r y,fir t flio of Ptabouyv hail, i it
of all the student;
I Pouular Goods at Popular Prices atI
vtrsltyforms,
This is
IS eoe
a'
you
.-1 jiliI G.,0: -t,
need
glad
to serveSt P). t b .
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G RE E TIN GS!
HJE U. OF FLA. STUDENTS
rf make OUr headquarters ytar headijuar-+
.ve a place for you to rest, with plenty otCome on in and let's put the 'Gator-s on top.+
STANDARD CLOTHING CO.
Street H. L. COVINGTON, Pres.
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COHEN BROS. MEN'S SHOPI'~offS Liz'
IOUCLOTHES
2
NEWEST IN
0 F FASHIONPants Suits
MODELS, SHADES
33.75
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BOX ~Z-flBYY
SAVE YOUR STEPS
BYBUYING A BICYCLE
DORAN HAS 'EM232 EAST MAIN SOUTH
erm This Season a Very Cs9pl110
e of Wosrables for Young Men
R FEATURE FOR FALL WEAR *
YOUR MAIL ORDERS SOLICITED
-
-See Our Representative, Mr. S. i.
Lowenkopt, 57 Thomas H~ail
WHTILNEI WHIE FLNNEL Shirts Buttoned Down, Col- BUSTER BROWN LISLE
FRYOUSGERS tar attached-of Silk, Mer- HSI FOR YUNG MEN cerized, Poplin. White. Tan HS
I $7.45 and Cray $2.45 25c Paira ******** ****
I)COLSON'S ROOM]
NICE, AIRY ROOMSter and sleeping porches,
(Continued from page
Lt ni emn-ty
year rc ed
ofthe
from thu Harvardd
E. . Buck, w ho htti uecei' his Phspi ing.
W%. H, Beikler,.
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE-H. K. WINT ER, ROOM
9 19 BUCKMAN
4)F'hirida andA this
degi Ce of Ph. Diepartmient of Enthe plate of Protas gflnnt arva
lI, dItec ne t
comie, I, the Unthis tel n as PrL- I
fe-nor 0r Physical Chemnnstry.Be ~ icr ha-, rectntlygi ee (pf Doctor
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THE PHIFER STATE BANK
-. GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA- -
Reverend
SUNDAYS--IJ:3O
John Conoley, S. T. L., Rector
A.
{>mpettnt
Of Sc ,tn eHe i, ,ud to be
man~ for the work
his de-from
a vervwvh it
wil do hc ead ha, cxprte-td
himelfgreat
as havinglik-rg
Prf Ehelmian,
g reetake
the
a! eady kmento tim Hi versity and
who holds the de-df IM. E. from Leighigh,the place cof Major
cnoI,-ge of bngmeeprinc
bee gra"the I ' n Istudies-.
Majorspending
Cl e ancalled
at'to
and be ga
ofat
the rc
the cal
plaudits
Gaineswho
wul'In
ted a leave of absence from*rsity to take up advanec-1
Van Flect, who has beerthe summer at Camp MJ
Anniston, Alabama, wasthe front by Dr. Mupre
ke C most glowing accountird the Florida boy3 made
mp. winning the praise and'
uf the comrades,even of the Generalcamp the Universityteam occupiedal ot ., by 107
tc&?dtie
cup,
officehimself.of Flori(
the first place. Ipoint ,. They
the gallerymn capturinga mnost handNonmj affair
Sterhnr sIltr. The M~wi),hn, andp este
etgtv ih ough Dr Mufcfr a
wIt utstd
,t a om merdrm
rs ,and~Atte
da ritk[eadiz
of>
ii'IeII
A
r*fle, Idc
University 2len>Enwall, Teacher.
1University Mlen (
Epworth League
Ba iat a (lu-s : V Ir ft K'
X VIm0 Ple
0 LL4Ck P. 3L.
Remember I am at the Same Old StandIs
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