| Show STUDENTS RALlY BUILT I TO ELECT THEIR CANDIDATE six Seventy-six I Intelligent gent JI Votes Votes' otes' otes To Be Cast Rallying round their standards campus demagogues are using every medium but force to convince themselves that their choice of politician is the only logical one Foll Followers of Hoover and Curtis met last Thursday to start their organization Although the membership membership membership mem mem- did not reach the announced announced announced ced number of five hundred the thirty-eight thirty who were pre present ent exhibited exhibited exhibited ex ex- such enthusiasm that plans for future meetings were justified Consequently a gigantic mass meeting was called Monday at al 1230 in the Assembly Hall The responding eighty were treated to such a flood of oratory as seldom meets the ears of a jury at a murder murder murder mur mur- der trial The power of the arguments arguments arguments ments was so great that every s speaker eaker took his seat amid thundering thundering thundering ering applause Congressman E. E 0 O. O Leatherwood was the principal speaker although his oratory lacked lacked lacked lack lack- ed the embellishments which that thai of others possessed At the conclusion of the speeches speech speech- es the organization of the club was perfected Elton Pace was elected president Dixie Doolittle first vice president and John McKenzie McKen- McKen zie secretary Advocates of Al Smith have been no less active than their adversaries I and have themselves formed a club Its Its was announced as AI the Al Smith Democratic Club but th the error error error er er- er- er has been corrected and its title as the Club for Democrats Democrat Republicans Republicans Republicans Re Re- publicans and Progressives favoring the Election of Al Smith or words to that effect Last Friday the club assembled am and appointed its leaders By strange coincidence the number of members present was exactly the same as that which h att attended the Hoover rally the preceding day thirty eight Mrs Galligan prom- prom Continued on page 2 i t Students Rall Rally to Elect Candidates Continued from page 1 Democratic leader presided and the following officers were elect elected d John Bo Boyden den president Laurine Holmes vice-president vice Varno Gilbert secretary and Dorando Dorando Dorando Dor- Dor ando Lowry treasurer An acting committee was also elected Its members follow Richard Cosgrove arts and sciences Will Ray arts and sciences Jim school of business Margaret Halligan Halligan Halligan Halli- Halli gan education Ramon business Kenneth Farnsworth education Bartly McDonough law Further to arouse enthusiasm the club is sponsoring a matinee dance next Friday a afternoon at the gym Everyone is invited and the refreshments are free Mrs J. J J. J Fitzgerald president of the League of V Women omen Voters has issued an invitation to all women women women wo wo- wo- wo men students of the student body who will vote for the first time this fall to attend a tea to be given r gi I en Thursday by Mrs James A. A Hogl at her home East South Temple St. St All those who wish to attend are requested to write to Mrs Hogle at her home or to telephone telephone telephone tele tele- phone her at Wasatch so that accommodations can be arranged eluded and the fighting that followed followed followed fol fol- fol- fol lowed was vicious As a result of this merry up mix-up several and little Freshmen who by the way were not so green but black and blue are arc at their several places of abode nursing nursing nursing nurs nurs- ing their respective physical |
