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Escorts Chosen for All-University Co-Ed ; Lottery Dance An :|j|l-co-ed lottery dance will be held Friday afternoon in the men’s gym nasium from 4 to 6 o'clock, to which every woman in the University is expect ed to come. The results of the lottery appear in the Emerald and are also post ed at the library. The “men” will be ex pected to find their ladies and take them to the dance. The charge of 25 cents a couple will be applied to the Woman’s building fund, as will the money received from the sale of the ice cream. The dance will be in the nature of an acquaintance mix to foster goodfellow ship upon the campus. Faculty women will be expected to at tend and the following will be patron esses: Dean Elizabeth Fox, Miss Frieda Goldsmith, Miss Julia Burgess, and Mi^s Ida Turney. The following are the results of the lottery: “Men “Women” Mary Chambers. . .. Florence Brosius.. Cary Howard. Elizabeth Carson.. Lueile Johnson.... Selma Bauman. *.. Mildred Black_ Gene Geisler . Caroline Taylor... Helen Anderson... Ada Orten. Beatrice Thurston. Mary Cellars. Sara Marker ..... Agnes Easier. Ethel Newland...., Vivian Pallett ..... Iva McMillln. Helen Wiegand.... Dorothy Wheeler.. Rosamond Shaw... Lillian Porter. Ruby Steinberg.... Anne Dawson. Bernice Perkins... Mildred Brown.... Eyla Walker. Rena Adam. Helen Currey. Edith Dahlberg.... Helen Anderson... Lillian Littler...... Gladys Diment. Martha Beer. Elizabeth Townsend Elsie Fitzmaurice.. Mary Truax. Mabel Cochran...., Viola Crawford.... .Marguerite Whitton .Essis Maguire .Vera Derlinger _Margaret Bailey ....Harriet Garrett .Xita Hunter Frances Shoemaker ....Myrtle Campbell ..Mary Barney .Ella Dews .Opal Whiteley .Florida Hill ..Charlotte Banficld .Vera Perkins .Helen Hall .Eulalia Crosby .. .Margaret Bounds ........Helen Case .Esther Furuset ..Viola Peterson .Evah Hadley .Bess Colman .Naomi Hoskins .Ida Barr ....Louise Manning ..Alene Philips ...Gladys Van Nuys ..Marian Bowen ..June Beebe .Alice Baker • Annabel Sparkman .Mary Morrow .•Frances Tnlmadge ... .Madge Humbert .Oenone Shnw ..Margaret Hawkins .Eva Hanson .Joy Gross ..Margaret Mansfield 'STERLING ,THE erraon Bright Finish The CLER-' MONT pattern of sterling table silver takes its name from Cler- u ff mont, the home 111 of Robert R. Living ston, who was Chan cellor of New York State and who served his country brilliantly and in many capaci ties during and after the Revolution. It is a design com bining a pleasing harmony of outline and proportion with a substantial dignity that will interest and attract all lovers of the Colonial period. It is offered in full variety of forks, spoons, cutlery, and a comprehensive line of serving and indi vidual pieces with typical bowls and character istic tines and pierc ing. Made in Sterling Silver only, and •tamped with the Trade Mark: Lion. Anchor and letter (S ■TIRIINS Which it ag nificant el 3oality and integrity in esign and enftnaan ahip. Luckey’s Jewelry Store Ailcy Church.Elizabeth Hales Erma Zimmerman.Iva Smith Ruby Steiwer.Helen Flint Grace Service—.—Grace Hammerstrom Mary Hill.Hazel Neal Claire Warner.Anna Gent Lois Gray.Elizabeth Peterson Marie Badura.Evelyn Foster Clytie Hall.Hazel Hogg Genevieve Dickey.Mary O’Farrell Leura Jerard .Myra McFarland Emma Wootton.Elnora Gylland Marie Gates.Helen Engberg Vivian Kellems.Jeanne Franz Mildred Garland.Gladys McNight Doris Slocum.Ruth Sweeney Florence Hemenway. .Carmen Swanson Jessie Garner.Cornelia lleess Lillian Hausler.Myrtle Tobey Margaret Gray.Brownell Frasier Margaret Cornwall.Vera McCully Irene Strowbridge.Doris Hubbell Gertrude Cowgill.. .Mrs. L. F. Kellems Ruth Lawrence... .Rosemary Skipworth Kathryn Johnson.Frances Frater Merle Hamilton.Lucy Jay Echo Zahl.Helen Holmes Ethel Waite .Constance Johnson Mabel Van Zante.Helene Delano Pearl Craine.4.. . .Alla O’Farrell Ruth Montgomery.Dora Burchard Dorothy Parsons.Charlie Fenton V. Schoonhoven.Margaret Crosby Wiunifred Starbuck.Ruth Davis Carol Montague.Frieda Laird Jennie Maguire.-Fay Yoder Maude Whipple.Ruth Westfall Marion McDonald... .Jeannette Kletzing Leta Rhodes.Adelaide Lake Elizabeth Bruere.Velma Brunk Ruth Pearson.Ruth Susan Dorothy llunziker.... .Estelle Talmadge Cleorne Carroll.Gretchen Colton Mary Warrack....Ruth Stadwalter Marjory Kay.Lucile Watson Elizabeth Aumiller.Majory Machen Joe Driscoll.Emily Spulak Gladys Wilkins.Clarabel Williams Marian Nenl.Joy Judkins Marian Grebel.Helen Witliycombe Leah Perkins.Iva Wood Cora Hosford .Juanita Gibson Edna Gray.Agella Bowler Barbara Chamberlain.. .Clarabel Grimm Inga Winter.True Morris Kate Flegal.Martha Humphrey Marie Beach.Edna Ilowd Dudella Wliitlesey.Fanny Winchell Marie DePue.Doll Hinson Dorothy Flegal.Helen W ells Helen Purrington.Esther Jacobson Naomi Bernard.Lillie Miller Mabel Bringham.Goldie Wells Margaret Spangler.Helen Wilson Katherine Hartley_.....Mae Herbert Emiiy McCandless.Eva Von Berg Florence Cutsforth... .Marjory Williams Rita Hough.Gladys Harbke Naomi Marcellus.Ida Bell Carson Amy Carson.Helen McDonald Florence Powers .-Vivian Hyland Grace Edgingtou.Ada Mathews Helen Johns...Vera Haag Ruth Rothrock.Maude Lombard Katherine McAllister.Zetta Mitchell Esther Hill.Helen Dull Jennie Yoder...Helen McConnell Melba Williams.Lucile Woody Laura Miller.Florence Sherman Mary Hislop.Nell Warwick Louise Allen.Roxie Hall Beatrice Yoran . A. Van der Sluis.Helen Whitaker Fanny Chase.Grace W’illiams Edna Whippel.Lotta Hollopeter Harriet Polhemus.Ethel Ewar Delphie Meek.Sophia Hunter Marian Coffey.Lora Smith Evelyn Tregilgns.Lillian Bancroft Erma Keithley.Emma Stephenson Helen Bratch.Mary Mattley Ruth Wilson.Zona Vernon Mary Gillette.Donna Henry Philena Kiug.Virginia Hales Margaret Casey.Mrs. Onthank Martha Tinker.Jessie Hartley Frances Garrett.Mildred Parks Mae Lynch .Rita Macklin Helen Hair.Laura Foulks Marian Page.Christie Meek Genevieve Keller.Anna Calvert Bernice Spencer.Lurline Brown Mildred G. Brown.Marian Chappin Beatrise Gaylord..-.Marian Tuttle Jeanette Calkins.... Marian Harrington Ruth Trowbridge.Mellie Parker Dorothy Collier... Belle Messick. Lois Laughlin. Louise Wilson Olive Risley. Dorothy Robertson. Dorothy Dunniway. Ruby Bogue. Dorothy Dunbar... Marguerite Gross.. Ruth Connell. Nellie Reidt. Lorraine Mahony.. Dorothy Bennett.. Grace Bingham.... Ruth Roche. Jennie Huggins.... Ada McMurphey... Kate Schaefer. Bernice Lucas. Marian Tinker. Mrs. K. Johnson.. Mildred Broughton. Lucille Stanton Caroline Alexander . Elizabeth Devaney .... Sylvia Rowland .Ethel Murray .Erma Laird .... Gladys McLeod .Mae Doininy .Helen Rhodes j .Elve Estes .R< silind Bates p.Jeanne Bell Evangeline Kendall ...Jeannette Mqss .... Loureue Taylor .Helene Reed j .Helen Dresser ; .Hazel Rasor j ..Ruth Rose .Eleanor Flynn ...Louise Claussen .Mary Irving ... Levicy Hamilton ... Anita Redmond . ..Lusinda Cochran ...Mary McCornack .Mabel Rankin SEIM ADVOCATES MILITARY IMIK Chamberlain Tells of Trend and Necessity of Universal Service. Advocates Compulsory Enlist ment as Only Democratic System of Defense. Universal military training as the only efficient and at the same time democra tic means of meeting the world crisis which now confronts the United States was the theme of the address to Univer sity students given at assembly yester day by United States Senator George E. Chamberlain. Senator Chamberlain had not visited the University for several years and expressed himself ns interested in the progress the institution had made since he had been associated with it as governor of the state. In his assembly address. Senator Chamberlain spoke with authority as chairman of the military affairs com mittee of the upper house at 'Washing ton. He said that he did not consider his attitude toward preparedness as the pop ular one in this country but that he had grave reasons for believing that he was right and the United States must come to some such policy ns he advo cated. The country is not at present iu a position, he held, to follow up its declared policies in South America; to treat with the oriental nations without making very much greater concessions than the American people now seem ready to grant, or to hold its own in controversy with th? great poweru. The nation as equipped at present could not even handle, without great losses and humilia tion, such a situation as might at any time develop in Mexico, he said. Senator Chamberlafn appealed to the young men of the University and to the young wo men, too, to work for a system of uni versal military training. "The temper of the American people is against a standing army," he de clared. “The militia system does not furnish sufficient intensive training. Universal service is the only thoroughly democratic system, the harden falling upon the rich and the poor alike.” Senator Chamberlain was the guest at luncheon of the students at Friendly hall. While waiting for the dinner bell he was shown through the new Admin istration building and inspected the schools of journalism and commerce. Edith Bracht.Genevieve Rowley Tula Kinsley.Era Godfrey Prances Baker...Gertrude May Mary Johns.Elizabeth Huston Jeannette Wheatley.. .Katherine De Voe Vera Van Sehoonhoven. .Myrtle Maberle Hester Hurd.Ada Martin Dorothy Dunn..Grape Gilmore Frances Mann.Ella Ehmsen Mildred Pegg.Gladys Smith Vera Olmstead.Hazel Radabaugh Lillian Bohnson..;... Margaret Rodgers Grace Sage...Vernie Olson Mildred Heine.Margaret McKim Lucy Devaney.Nanna Axtell Hertha Hanson....... Olga Soderstrom Helen Maxham.Lueile Palmer Hazel Rankin.Mildred Woodruff Delilah McDaniel. .Mrs. O. P. Parkinson Helen Gutteryp.Edna Patches Marjorie Sterns.Celia Hager Mary Louise Allen.Carrie Stevens t_ Style Quality Fisk Hats Mrs. Ruth McCallum Carter Millinery Parlors Upstairs First National Bank Building, Room ^!2 PM* CHIT PUT Committee of Appeals Decides Against U. of 0. Man. Prof. H. C. Howe Says Oregon Will Accept Decree With out Protest. Johnny Parsons will not play in the j O. A. C. game on account of the decision ! rendered by the committee of appeals with regard to the protest made by O. A. C. Oregon will make no protest, according to Prof. II. C. Howe, chairman of the Oregon faculty committee. “The protest by O. A .0. is made on the ground that Parsons did not com plete his last semester in college,” said | Prof. Howe, “The assumption is that he began the spring semester of 11*15, when in fact, hb was not registered at all that j term. Parsons merely entered in one track meet for Oregon, which was not a conference meet and no statement was required of his eligibility.” | “We feel that eopstant protesting and I argument through the newspapers is un ethical and will only serve to bring inter collegiate athletics into disfavor with the college faculties and the public. So Parsons will not be played and no re taliatory protest will be made.” Rival Frosh Teams CContinued from page one) Anderson, and the halfbacks Strow bridge ad Rinehart can stop the ex Pasadena speeder the frosh should stand an equal chance of grabbing the long end of the score. The frosh rooters led by Carl Knudson are planning a monster rally for Friday evening. Head yell leader Scaiefe urges everyone to he out to help the frosh in their battle. The game is to be an an nual affair. Manager Tiffany announced last night that stuclent body tickets would admit. Lineups for Saturday’s Oregon frosh. Anderson .L.E.... E. Leslie .L.T.... Benefiel .L.G.... Iv. Leslie .C. ... Berg .R.G.... Tracy .R.T.... Wilson .R.E.... Steers .Q.B.... Ehinchart .L.H.... Strowbridge .... It. H.... Springfield.F. B.... game: O. A. C. rooks Rose or Gill .... Hiatt Busch (capt) Howard Loosely Granniug Webster ... Conn . Britton . Lodell Anderson SAVOY THEATRE FRIDAY ONLY Florence Turner in Grim Justice A powerful dramatization of ‘Rita’s’ Greatest Novel Reel Life Making a gown in a minute. Training our merchant mar ine officers SATURDAY Gretchen The Greenhorn Featuring Dorothy Gish A riotous Comedy A Lover’s Night With Fred Mace and Juiia Faye Watch for “The Lass of the Cumberlands” Starting Sept. 22 and 28 ASK FOR— BLUE BELL BUTTER and Ice Cream Always Good EUGENE FARMERS’ CREAMERY 856 Olive Phone 638 SEE! Those New Patterns and Styles just received—they are beau ties and will give you that snappy look, that the good dresser craves. 2-BONE LIDS Showing Some of the Novelty Cloth Lids— Look ’em over—they’re NEW! Haberdasher"* “Men’s Outfitters” Willoughby 713 Will. St. Bangs Have your PHOTOGRAPH taken at TUTTLE’S STUDIO Sweepstakes Winners at Lane County Fair last year 606 13th Ave. E. THE OREGANA The Student Shop For Oregon Students Try Our Candies Our Ice Cream is Perfect U. OF O. MARKET T. F. BENNETT, Prop., Dealer In FRESH TV VTT7 A HPQ OYSTERS and and SALT iVIJJin. A O POULTRY GAME, SMOKED AND FRESH SAUSAGE SALTED AND SMOKED FISH Maryland Beauty Counts and Extra Balto Standards Oysters M i Buy Hardware At Quackenbush’s Pocket Cutlery and Safety Razors 160 Ninth Avenue East The Palace Barber Shop For any and all kinds of barber work Palace Shining Parlors 15 shines for.$1.00 7 shines for .50^ Hats cleaned and reblocked 747 Willamette Street ssgsr-JH