Identifier: campanile00rice (find matches)
Title: The Campanile
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Rice University (Houston, Tex.) William M. Rice Institute
Subjects: Rice University (Houston, Tex.) William M. Rice Institute College yearbooks
Publisher: Houston : Rice University
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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and CHRISMAN Specialists in CABARET ENTERTAINMENT Why not have us in your home? We can ptit you into the Four Hundred. Lawrence Humason, The SingerWiLMA Chrisman, Tlie Cabaret NOW AT LIBERTY George Red, The Boy Actor Miss Kellogg, The Corn Flake Girl Give us your acting jobs this summer.Our histrionic experience is at your dis-posal. Plain and fancy acting at BARGAIX PRICES FIRST INSTITUTE BANK C.\piTOL Stock 200 chip.s- Surplus Seldom Undivided Profits Never Deposits Frequent OfficersAbe R.andlETT, President; Six Vice Presi-dents. Three Cashiers Safety deposit your earnings in theold reliable pail Checks tastefully printedin red, zuhite and blue FRED D. HARGIS PROFESSIONAL ECONOMIST L,et me advise you how to run yournext years Thresher and Campanile Author of That Well Known Treatise :Conscience in the Business World Please Mention TPIE DIGEST in AtisKcring Adverliscinents •**>■* .^^•^^;.:^-:*>^ •/;..»%^x./^ ^5«v;..: -.* ^§u.: * tinxi\ •/>>, i li *m5Bii«*ra
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To our affectionate friend, Bloody )Meyer, the Boy Sword Sv.-allower with theHog Calhng Voice, we devote this space. It is to be regretted, Bloody, that wemust give vou space in place of food; but had you left any on the table, one timein four years, we should feel more inclined to feed you, and less anxious to im-mortalize your feats. A half a cow, with a loaf of bread, three times a day, on the busines end ofa table knife, to the tune of deep sea profanity—this is the vision which evennow disturbs our dreams. Fellow grub-hounds starve while the deafened waitersstand about, unable to comprehend their orders; ear drums split from the guf-faws which the !Meyer humor produces from the )Meyer diaphragm; mess hallmeals are a continuous lecture course with the Vocal Wonder firmly fixed in thechair. )Mav you be stricken dumb. Bloody, your knives smelted, your body fetteredto a pillar in the Garden of Eden, there to waste away in the midst of plenty.

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