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AUSTIN, TEX A S, SU N D A Y M ORNING, FEBRU ARY I, 1920

NO. 85

SARNS DOWN 
S BY LARGE 
m'aRCINAL SCORE 

BIG LEAGUE TEAMS 
TO MEET HERE IN 
EXHIBITION GAMES

CURTAIN CLUB TO 
PRESENT THE PLAY 
"AS THE LEAVES”

pUys P oor B rand of 
Tossing T h r o u g h o u t 
Slow C on test

Business M en to Bring G iants 
a n d Red Sox to C la rk Field 
F o r C ontest Soon

R eh e arsals B eg an F rid ay . P lay 
to Be P re se n te d Second 
W e e k in A pril

SCORE IS 44 TO l l

Team* Is Crippled

Three R e g u la r s on

ith

Sick List

fe ast.T T T 'B ear m eat last 
, she triumphed o ver Bay- 
j j 
a whole, the gam e 
r poorly played, b u t a few 
e, were spots w here th in gs 
. poor p a s s in g becam e less 
. on one side or both, the 
•ered their aim fo r the bas- 
the g am e again a ttra c te d 
Lion of the fans, who had 
th a t 
'hon another slump would 
i poor playing would be re-

lost interest up 

to 

wa, the most co n sisten tly
er on the court. A lthough 
;on boy played his fir st fu ll 
h the Longhorns, he m an- 
pat in exactly h a lf o f his 
•a1 score. Not only did he 
fnt field goal sh ootin g, but 
mnaged to drop e ig h t fr e e 
the basket, do som e o f th e 
dribbling seen in th e m e n ’s 
rn in many a day, and p re­
tor from 
long 
goals. He prom ises to be 
B asset against the F arm ers
LK.
.o n gh orn s C r i p p l e d .

scoring a 

i n t o 

the gam e c r ip ­
went 
ple loss of three of h e r reg- 
Blaine, Dittert, and De- 
Tre out of 
ru nn ing . 
th e 
as laid up w ith an in ju re d 
ouvwiir of the trip m ade to 
va- last week, when he tried 
ip a -olid brick wall with 
DeViney was o ut because 
ired km * w hich he h u r t in 
with T. a U. 
a t F o rt 
i which is still tro u b lin g 
tert I as goat o u t since the 
mc, and the cause of his 
been the most p ro m in en t 
a with us— influenza. He 
cable to e n te r th e 
v c 

ontest next F rida y .
■act them, Loach W h i t a k e r

(Continued on page 4.) 

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AT FLORESVILLE

ess Will Be M ade 
on
»»
erica’s Duty and W h y 
*ore Methodist C hu rch

Floresville C hronicle-Journal 
■y, Jan. 30, contains the fol-
announceinent of a lectu re by 
tribute to James B enton Mor- 
ot the s vst known s tu d en ts

Ty:
-lame: W. Allbritten, p a sto r 
Methodist 
I’hurch, has se­
sames Benton M organ, of 
Texas, an A. E. F. m an 
Widely known stu d en t a t the 
diversity, 
the 
congregation and th e pub- 
T d at the l l o’clock service 
r^ay morning, Feb. I. This 
•° be a most inspiring serv- 
is ex- 
a cordial invitation 

address 

to 

of 

from 

r hl discharge 

the University 

*'?ryone to attend.
Prominent S t u d e n t .
Benton M >tgan, of G reen- 
e*as. is a student in the Law 
of
* ^-entered school last fall 
the
Wered the firs t o ff ic e rs ’ 
^ rnP a Leon Springs and
: a firs t lie u te n a n t
• * 
^
 Le was assigned to
y he X netieth Division in
* was twice wounded in 
%as Liken p riso ner by 
lie has always tak en 
j \ in the religious w ork 
«University stu den ts, and 
the U niversity
c,, 
‘el#. 
He was one
v ! ?he convention of 
v " 
Tw \ i 
Jnteer Movement
i°ini s, Iowa, on J a n . I
-< 
P i n i e s t of the A. E. F.
diversity of Texas, is
J ; J/Lough North and Cen 
- spoken in tow ns
^ e stat®- 
1 k® ‘ America’s Duty

im Min Part 

the u

/ 

» 

A n exhibition gam e betw een 

the 
Boston Red Sox an d th e New York 

G iants 

is j u s t a b o u t to become an 

assu re d f a c t fo r M arch 24. 
It’ a r ­
ra n g e m e n ts now being g o t into mo­
tion are c a rried on 
to completion, 
these two fa m o u s big league team s 
will display th e ir abilities on Clark 
Field in one of the best co ntests ever 
witnessed in this p a r t of the world.

are 

Ail thin gs necessary to bring the 
being 
tyro a g g reg atio n s here 
the chances of bringing 
done, and 
they 
them a re m uch b rig h te r th a n 
time 
Some 
have h e re to fo re been. 
ago, when 
it was f i r s t announced 
t h a t a tte m p ts w ere being made to in­
duce m a n a g e rs of the two team s to 
to be 
it 
come 
ra th e r a hopeless task, b u t the busi­
ness men of the 
tu rn e d over 
th 3 a f f a i r to th e local ch a p te r of the 
th a t o rg a n i­
A m erican Legion, and 
zation has gone a b o u t p re p a ra tio n s 
in such a w ay as to practically in­
sure success. 

to A u stin, 

seemed 

town 

»

G u a r a n t e e R a i s e d .

The biggest single problem is the 
raising of th e big g u a r a n te e which is 
requ ired by th e two m anag ers. 
I t is 
stipulated, however, t h a t ev eryth in g 
o ver the p ro fits will go to the A m e r­
ican Legion, so o fficials prom ptly 
decided t h a t it would be w o rth th eir 
while to w ork tow ard s e c u rin g the 
gam e. T heir plan to g e t the g u a r a n ­
tee has been 
IOO business 
to g et 
m en 
t a k e a c e rta in n u m g e r of 
to 
tickets apiece, f o r which th e y will 
these 
be responsible. W hen all of 
are taken , th e g u a r a n te e will be on 
hand. G e ttin g 
IOO business 
m en to take th e ir full q u o ta o f tic k ­
ets is th e n e x t ta s k -which m u s t be 
accomplished.

these 

C l a r k F i e l d D o n a t e d .

A n o th e r th in g which should be ex­
plained to stu d e n ts is t h a t since the 
Athletic Council has do n ated 
the 
field, and since this is n o t a s tu d e n t 
contest, coupons will not ad m it t o # h e 
gam e. All m em ber- o f the s tu d e n t 
nody will be ch arged the sam e price 
as outsiders.

If this gam e does come to A ustin, 
the A m erican L egion— especially its 
offic ers— should be c o n g ra tu la te d on 
bringing to 
local f a n : the best op­
p o rtu n ity to see world s ta rs in ac­
tion. This gam e, to g e th e r with the 
game, will 
W hite 
m ake a 
league 
nines which wall be on exhibition on 
the U niversity diam ond, an d th us the 
th eir chance to 
fa n s will be given 
see w h a t real class looks like in the 
baseball world.

Sox-Longhorn 
to ta l of 

three big 

LARGE NUMBER OF 

STUDES PAID TAX

G oodly Sum From B lan k et As­
sessm ent This Y ear M akes 
S u p p o rt Possible

tho 
Over eighty-eight per cent of 
stud ents in the U n iv ersity paid 
the 
j Student Activity fee upon m a tric u la ­
tion. according to the records in the 
i office o f the A uditor. Out of a total 
of 3779 re gistering , th* re w’ere 517 
I who did not p ay the foe. 
It should 
j be remem bered t h a t some of those in- 
1 eluded in the general re g istra tio n f i g ­
ure s a re ta k in g only a limited am ount 
of U niversity work in connection with 
I th e ir re g u la r occupations, and 
t h a t 
th ere are a few non-resident candi- 
! d ates fo r degree registered. 
This 
would account for a limited number 
of those deficient in paying the fee.

T aking into account the fa ct th a t 
those stud ents enterin g a t the begin­
ning of the w in te r term did not pay 
the full tax, th ere still rem ains over 
$21,000 passing into the tre a s u ry ot 
I tHe S tu d e n ts’ Association from s tu ­
dent fees, and 
the am ount accruing 
from fa cu lty pay m en t o f the activity 
this 
fee would 
am ount.

increase 

f u r t h e r 

The money derived from this cource 
is app ro p riated by the Assembly for 
I th e supp ort of all stu den t activities, 
j including the athletics, publications, 
i Glee Club and Band. D uring the fou r 
y ea rs th a t the blanket tax has been in 
effect it has, acco rd irg to beth fa c ­
u lty and students, proved to be the 
most efficient and economical way of 
su pp o rtin g the various forms of s tu ­
dent activity.

“ As the Leaves,” by Giacosa, will 

be presen ted by th e C u rtain Club the 
T he play 
in April. 
second week 

chosen 
is a ro m an tic comedy, and 
one of the very best t h a t could have 
been chosen f o r th e c h a ra c te r o f a 
The comedy will be 
play desired. 
played by a ca st of twelve c h a ra c ­
ters, and th e nu m b ers of these com ­
ing to the re h e a rsa ls o f f e r a good 
field fo r choice.

The play will be enlivened by m u ­
sic from a good orch estra, which will 
give several individual musical num- 
je rs .

W. R. D u ffey , d irec to r o f the play, 
states th a t he saw th e play p re s e n t­
ed 
in New Y ork by the Robinson 
Com pany, and alth o u g h it was a lit­
era ry play, t h a t it held th e a tte n tio n 
of a p op u lar audience. This play will 
probably be the larg e s t ever p re s e n t­
ed by th e club, and will equ al any 
and surpass m ost of those fo rm e rly 
given.

R ehearsals w ere begun F rid a y a f t ­
ernoon, and will be held every M on­
day, W ednesday, a n d F rid ay . Mr. 
D uffey sta te s t h a t th e m em b ers a re 
all enthusiastic over 
the prospects, 
and the m ore experienced m em bers 
predict a g r e a t success. E very m e m ­
ber is w orking h ard to gain a place 
on the cast, and to m ake th e p ro ­
duction 
th e very b e s t ever o ff e re d 
to the stu d en ts of th e U niversity.

ENGINEERS PLAN

ANNUAL BANQUET

F ollow ers of A lec A n tic ip a te 
Jo v ial O ccasion a t Tim e 
H o no red Feed

Plans fo r th e E n g in e e rs ’ b a n q u e t 
to De held on Feb. 21 have been 
m ade up, and p re p a ra tio n s a re being 
m ade fo r the tick et sale. The sys­
tem th a t is to be used has been p e r­
th e o th e r 
fected 
b a n q u e ts have nev er re s u lted in d e fi­
cits.

in past year, and 

The executive com m ittee has fo r 
its c h a irm an Capt. Mac B. Hodges, 
C. H. Brooks, and P rof. W. H. Mc­
Neill, tr e a s u r e r , m ake up th e re s t of 
the com m ittee. P ro f. E. C. M. M an­
tel will be th e t o a s tm a s te r fo r the 
occasion, and fellowship will be the 
o rd e r of the day.
to 

rules adopted, 
only the following m ay buy tic k e ts :
s tu ­

en g in ee rin g 

A ccording 

1. Bona 

fide 

th e 

dents.

2. E x -e n g in e e rin g 
now in th e U niversity.
3. M em bers of 

faculty.

s tu d e n ts 

n o t 

th e E n g in e e rin g 

The sale o f 

tickets will be 
th e 
co n c e n tra te d in th e week o f F eb. 9 
to 14. A m an to m an canvass will 
be made, and no s tu d e n t will be a l­
lowed to say t h a t he can n o t b u y a 
ticket. A list of the 540 s tu d e n ts is 
being compiled to be divided betw een 
th e canv assing com m ittees which will 
talk to each s tu d e n ts a t his la b o ra ­
to ry period.

Th*- San A n tonio alum ni have a l­
read y m ade th e ir reservations. Ac­
“ N e ith e r 
c ording 
to Dean Taylor, 
love n o r m oney will buy a 
tic k e t 
a f t e r Feb. 14.” L ast y ea r a m an o f­
last 
fered $25 fo r a 
m inute, b u t was unable 
to prevail 
upon the tic k e t sellers, so the wise 
E ngineers a re plan n in g to buy th e ir 
th e earliest o p p o rtu n ity . 
tick ets a t 
T he price will be announced a t a 
later date.

tick et a t th e 

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Y. M. C A . C A B I N E T E N L A R G E D .

Three new' men have been added 
to .the Y. M. C. A. cabinet. These 
m en are E v e r e t t Jones, ch a irm an of 
com m ittee 
religious m ee tin g s ; i 
M yron Everts, on the social com m it­
tee, and Jo h n R edditt, on 
the sick 
and visiting com m ittee.

on 

C hairm en of the various com m it­
tees a r e : Hulon Black, vice p re si­
d e n t; Billy P o tts, s e c re ta r y ; R obert 
Field, of fin a n c e ; J a c k Ogelsby. of 
mission stu d y ; Reavis Cox, of p u b ­
licity; S cott A nderson, of social com ­
m itte e ; N o rm an Anderson, of social 
service; Sim Hulsey, of Bible stu d y ; 
Jo h n A utrey, of new committee.

C abinet m eetings a re held on T u e s ­
day nights, 7:15, a t the Y. ca b inet 
room.

ORGANIZATIONS NOT 
READY FOR CACTUS

E d ito r Says O ne M ore W eek 
A llow ed Clubs to C om p lete 
T h e ir P ag es

A n n o u n c e m e n t was m ad e y es te r­

day by the o rg anization s e d ito r o f the 

Cactus t h a t only one m ore week can 
be allowed f o r o rg anization s to get 
in the m a te ria l fo r th eir pages, for 
th e w ork of ty p in g the org an ization s 

section has been p artia lly completed, 
and th e e n tire section will be ready 

fo r th e p r i n t e r by S a tu rd ay .

T h ere a re still a n u m b e r of o rg a n ­
izations which have n o t completed 

th e ir records, and it is again urged 
t h a t th e y do so w ith o u t delay. A 

g re a t deal of tro u b le is caused when 
the s t a f f has to see the o fficers of 
each society personally, a n d w ork on 
th e 1920 C actu s would be m uch e x ­

pedited if t h e s e c retarie s of the va 
rious clubs would see to this m a tte r 

im m ediately.

M a n y D e l i n q u e n t s .

The following have n o t y e t tu rn e d 
in any copy f o r th e ir p a g e : Phi Alpha 
Tau, F ria r, T h eta Sigma Phi, Tau 
B eta Pi, Alpha Delta Pi, Debate 
Council, D elta Sigm a Rho, Kappa 
Alpha, M eridian College Club, Ma­
sonic Club, Band, I n t e r f r a t Council, 
N. T. S. N. Club, Rhymers, Scrib­
blers, S calper, Sigma Xi, K appa Beta 
Pi.

to 

The clubs which did n o t a tta c h a 
com plete 
their 
list of m em bers 
slip when th ey m ade it o u t are Texas 
Chemical Club and San A ntonio Club. 
Czechie, Hom e Econom ics Club, and 
th e S an Angelo Club o m itted a list 
of the o fficers.

L i s t s O m i t t e d .

The 

following clubs o m itted 

the 
lists o f both officers an d m em bers 
from th e ir slips: Bell C ounty Club, 
Lap and Gown, P r e s e n t Day Club, 
P an h a n d le Club, 
Club, 
Le Cercle F ran c ais, Glee Club, and 
A thenaeum .

S peakers 

C om m unications fo r the organ iza­
tions ed ito r and a n y of the m aterial 
m entioned above may be left a t the 
C actus o ffic e in th e English Channel, 
o r a t th e E llio tts ’ studio. P ro ofs of 
p ictures and unfinished slips m ay be 
found a t th e Elliotts.

COURSES FOR FILTER 

PLANT OPERATORS TO 

BEGIN IN FEW DAYS

It 

is a n n o u n c ed by R. G. Tyler, 
associate p ro fe s s o r of highway and 
s a n ita ry en g in e e rin g of the U n iv er­
sity of T exas, t h a t the p rogram for 
the new s h o rt course f o r w a te r and 
to be given 
filter p la n t o p erators, 
un der th e jo i n t auspices of th e E n ­
g in eerin g D e p a rtm e n t of the U n iv er­
sity and th e T exas S ta te B oard of 
Health, has been prepared. This 
course -will begin Feb. 2 and close 
Feb. 14. T h e o bject of the course 
the p la n t o perato rs 
is to 
th e health of 
who have 
individual com m unities, as to 
their 
im p o rta n c e o f securing a safe 
the 
the necessity of 
w a te r supply and 
c a re fu l supervision of 
th e various 
steps o f w a te r filtration .

in c h a rg e 

i n s t r u c t 

th e m en 

a tte n d in g 

in o p e ra tin g 

It is no t c o n tem p lated t h a t expert 
s a n ita ry en g in ee rs can be tu rn e d out 
in this two w eeks' course, b u t it is 
believed t h a t enough in fo rm atio n can 
be given 
the 
to be of m a teria l assistance 
course 
th eir w a te r 
to them 
p u rifica tio n plans so as to obtain a 
p ure and m ore wholesome w a te r sup­
ply. 
In s tru c tio n will be given in the 
ru d im e n ts o f bacteriology, chemistry, 
s an itatio n, an d kindred problems, and 
the e f f e c t of v ariou s chemicals and 
b ac te ria upon th e sa fe ty arui desir­
ability of a w a te r supply will be 
gone into, t o g e th e r with m ethods of 
d e te rm in in g 
the p resence of chem- 
,< als and b ac te ria, and th e ir removal 
or elim ination from the w ater.

I n t e r e s t S h o w n .

A v e ry g re a t 

intere st has been 
shown iii this course by w a te r plant 
o p erato rs th ro u g h o u t the state, and 
th*- n a­
e ditorials have appeared 
tional en g in e e rin g pre - suggesting 
t h a t o th e r sta te s will do well to fol­
low th e exam ple set by th e University 
the S ta te Board of 
of T ex as a n d 
Health.

in 

T h ere are no fees or charges of 
any kind connected with this course.

FINAL RESULTS OF 
EX STUDENT DRIVE 
POINT TO SUCCESS

FEBRUARY ALCALDE CLEVER COMEDY TO 
BEST NUMBER OUT BE STAGED BY THE 
IN QUITE A WHILE WINSON! AN SOCIETY

A n o th e r Drive P la n n e d a t 
Some F u tu re D ate— Medics 
to Join

R eplete W ith News of th e Uni- One of Best Shows of th e Y ear 

versity 

and Texas Exes. 

Gives C am p us H appenings 

to Pe Given by D ra m a tic 
Club W e d n e s d a y

The committee which had charg e 
of the recent cam paign fo r m em ber­
ship in th e E x-S tu den ts Association 
re p o rt t h a t the results of th e cam ­
paign w'ere most favorable. However, 
a few stu den ts w ere missed and an 
e ffo rt is being made to reach them 
by o ther means. The detailed report 
of the committee is as follows:

The drive on W ednesday for mem­
berships in the E x -S tu d en ts’ Associ­
ation of the U niversity of Texas, to 
be valid when th e signers leave the 
institution, resulted in a total of 2429 
signed cards, distributed as follows: 
G ra d u ate D e partm ent 12, D epart- 
p a r tm e n t of Education 17, Business 
A dm inistration 187, L aw 256, Engi- 
neerng 323, Academic 1533, no spec­
ified dep a rtm en t IOO. 
It m ay be 
said in explanation of these figures 
t h a t most of 
in the 
G ra d u ate D epartm ent were not so­
licited and th a t the students of 
the 
Education D e p artm en t in nearly ev­
ery case assigned themselves to 
the 
\cadem ic D epartm ent.

th e stu den ts 

L a r g e N u m b e r S e c u r e d 

large, 

Although the num ber secured was 
g ra tify in g ly 
th e Committee 
feels t h a t except for the fact t h a t the 
cards ra n out and th a t m any classes 
t h e drive was 
were missed because 
confined to one day, a much better 
showing coil’d have been made. There 
are doubtless one thousand more s tu ­
dents in th e U niversity who would 
have gladly signed had the o p p o rtu ­
them. To this 
nity been presented 
to say th at 
ne thousand we wish 
blank cards can be found in the of­
fice of th< Ex-»S* relents’ Association 
’n the Y. T. C. A. Building, w’hich is 
kept open throughout th e day. You 
will be coidially received a t t h a t of­
is convenient for 
fice any 
vou to call and sign. W e wish to add 
f u r th e r th a t another drive will 
be 
Min to 
the 'M a d s of wh ch v dl Le a n ­
nounced la te r in order to see t h a t th*1 
m a t t e r is prest nted to every person 
now' atten d in g the U niversity. We 
greatly desire to have a hundred per 
cent record to hand down to o u r suc- 
•essors.

time 

it 

M e d tea T o J o i n 

the 

A representative* of 

student 
body wi’l be chosen soon to visit the 
Medical D e p artm ent and solicit them 
to join in a movement which w’e be­
lieve has an 
im p o rtan t bearing on 
the fu tu re of the U n iversity of Texas. 

S ig n e d :
W alace Haw'kins, P residen t 

S tu ­

d en ts’ Association.

C entral Committee.

IU A. Simmons. General C hairm an 

Ruby Bl ack. Publicity C hairm an, 
Chas. A. H a r r i t t, Jr., Business A d­

m inistration.

M ark B. Hodges, Engineers.
J. Benton Morgan, Law D e p a rt­

ment.

partm e n t.

partm e nt.

ment.

oartm ent.

Robert L. Gowan, Pro Medics.
M ary Louise G ardner. Pre-Medics. 
R ichard C. JoJnes, Education De­

E u d o ra Hawkins, E ducation De­

Crozier Gowan, Academic D e p a rt­

Genevieve Groce, Academic De 

Tom Pollard, Academic Depart 

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K A P P A D E L T A P l T O M E E T .

H o n o r a r y E d u c a t i o n a l F r a t e r n i t y t o 
E l e c t O f f i c e r s a n d I n i t i a t e 
M e m b e r s .

Kappa Delta Pi, h on ora ry ed u c a­
tional 
fra te rn ity , m eets W ednesday 
night to initiate new m em bers. This 
is the first selection of m em bers held 
this session. Two selections of m em ­
bers will be made this term an d a n ­
o th er in th e spring.

Delta c h a p te r was established at 
Texas in 19Id, being one of the early 
c h a p te rs of the country.

M em bers are chosen from ed uca­
tion s tu d e n ts with a high scholar-hip 
st md mg and of recognized ability 
h (I in te re st in edu cation . The sym ­
bols of 
the organ ization stan d for 
Knowledge, Duty, arui Power

At W ed nesday 's m eeting the final 
rep ort of the com m ittee on nomina 
lion of officers will be given, and 
offic rs fo r the coming year will he 
chosen. Tile m ating will take place 
a t 7:30 p. rn. in Education Building 
310.

T he F e b ru a ry Alcalde, which will 
he ready f o r d istribu tion next week 
contains IOO pages of m aterial in ter­
esting to s tu d e n ts new and old, as 
well as to an y person who entertain s 
-egard fo r the U niversity of Texas.

long 

for a 

N o t m any people have considered j 
he coach of an athletic team as an 
due^tor, and fro m 
this new point 
>f view, however, J am es H. Hart. 
OO, 
time a prominent 
n em b er of the A thletic Council, con- 
iders the c a re e r of William J. Disch, 
he successful a n d highly respected 
team. The 
Vontispiece of th e Alcalde is a splen- 
lid photograph of Coach Disch, and 
he article a b o u t him occupies the 
dace of honor.

th e baseball 

J mach of 

H u m o r o u s L e t t e r s .

As a by -pro d u ct of the history of 
he University he 
is writing, Dr. 
lenedict has received numerous let- 
ers from men and women who at- 
' ende dthe U niversity from 1883 to 
893, giving an ac coun t of th eir per- 
experiences while 
onal 
students 
the firs t batch o f these letters 
bere. 
i printed 
in th e F e b ru a ry Alcalde 
nd they will be followed by others 
n succeeding n u m b e rs of the maga- 
:ine.

P ro f. W. E. Dunn, ’09, while in 
he S ecret Service o f 
the United 
States go vern m e n t, had some i n t e r ­
n i n g exp eriences in little known r e ­
ions of C en tral and South America. 
The Alcalde publishes a long letter 
o his fa th e r, giving a very readable 
'•count o f his jo u r n e y to Chichen- 
' za.

Anne Gabriel, 
’15, w rites a de- 
htful, breezy a c c o u n t a b o u t how 
he sick boys of th e navy w ere cared 

I or du rin g the war.

Mrs. M ary Lou D arden tells of the 
ginning of G race Hall and of Uni- 
ersity people 
late nineties 
This article is illustrated by photo- 
* ; aphs of some prom in en t women 
tu d e n ts o f t h a t time, and is sure to 
e eagerly read, 

the 

in 

j Dr. Benedict, u n d e r 

the caption 
f “ Grades. Sieves, Students, and 
Vbbles,” discusses an d prints 
the 
honor roll up to the firs t 5 per cent 
• !' s tu d e n ts who foun d lodgment in

(C on tin ued on page 4.)

OUISEHOLMQUIST
TO SPEAK MONDAY

M ethodist C h u rch to Have In­
terestin g T alk s an d Excel­
lent M usical P ro g ram

U nusually good musical 

features 
ire promised in connection with the 
i .dress by Miss Louise Holmquist to 
all s tu d e n ts Monday afterno on at 
• clock, a t the University Methodist 
Jhurch. Mr. F ra n k Hall Wright, 
who has been such a ce n te r of in­
in University circles for the 
terest 
past week, will sing twice during the 
I hour. The processional and other 
music will be in the hands of Prof. 
I. W. J o n e s of the School of Music 
md his chorus.

Mr. Tom C u rry will introduce the 
peaker, who, in the opinion of all 
who have heard her, will have a mes­
sage of g r e a t in tere st to all students, 
men and women.

Y. W . C. A . M e m b e r s h i p C h a n g e d . 
The girls of 

the University, es­
pecially m em bers of the Y. W. C. A., 
have been fo r th e p a s t week muck 
interested in the proposed change in 
he m em bership basis of Y. W. C. A., 
a change, t h a t is, to u personal basis 
instead o f 
the ch urch membership 
now required fo r active membership 
and office-holding. This is a national 
in which all college 
issue and one 
associations are interested. F o r that 
reason, Miss H olm quist has been 
asked 
the girls on this 
question, p re s e n tin g both sides of the 
•reposition and re flecting the op:n- 
i rn of o t h e r colleges. This will be 
lone at a second m eeting, to be held 
Monday n ight a t 7 o'clock 
the 
Girls’ Study Hall. While this m eet­
ing 
the 
is of especial concern 
girls, everyone is welcome.

talk 

to 

to 

to 

in 

Following this second m eeting Miss 
Holmquist will visit th e down-town 
. W. C. A. She will be en tertain ed 
it dinner a t the C actus Tea Room by 
the m em bers o f t h e cabinet.

MANDOLIN CLUB TO PLAY

Is Highly A m u sin g S k etch of 
M odern Business Life, Love, 
Romance an d A d v e n tu re

fo r 

the a r ra n g e m e n ts 

The W insonian Club 

announces 
the 
th at all 
play, “ It Pays 
to A d v ertise,” have 
*een completed, and prom ises an ex­
ceptionally well staged p erfo rm a n c e 
on Wednesday night. Special a t t e n ­
tion has been given to the costum es 
md scenic effects, and they a re fully 
in keeping with the trad itio n* of the 
club.

is a 

An additional fe a tu re of the p e r­
formance will be 
the music, which 
will he furnished by the University 
.Mandolin Club, and Mr. Ja m e s sta\es 
he audience will receive an unusual 
leat in the form of a fine exposition 
if modern jazz.
The play 

brilliant, witty 
sketch of m odern business life, a son 
triving to out m a n eu v e r his wealthy 
fa th e r with 
md extrem ely shrewd 
the help of a g entle hand, and his 
msiness difficulties and att* m pts to 
finance his e f f o r t s a f fo rd a con- 
inued source of m irth. The science 
if advertising soap, a French c o u n t­
ess and modern business m ethods 
the n et 
make 
th at 
into a wierd 
wraps 
to disen­
tangle, and 
tangle 
than 
funny.

their e f fo rts 
themselves, a re m ore 

the skeine of 
the c h a rac te rs 

The cast has been carefully se­
lected, and all the actors a re fully 
ixperienced in dram atic work, so the 
Winsonian Club is positive th a t the 
production will prove the best of the 
plays it has presented, ami a worthy 
successor to the “ M arriage of K itty ” 
and “ The Big Idea.”

REED CLUB GIVES 

DEUGHTUL PARTY

Games and D ancing O ccupied 

the E v e n in g — 3 

icious Re­

freshm ents Served

One of the most delightful sovial 
events of the season took place last 
night in S Hall when the m embers of 
the Reed Music Society en tertain ed 
with a musical dance. A short pro­
g ram of songs was given by b r a n k 
W. Wright, to.lowed by a group of 
musical selections by a six-piece o r ­
chestra which fu rn ished 
the music 
for dancing later in the evening.

A regular old fashioned p a rty was 
the form of the evenin g’s e n te r ta in ­
ment and various g am es were indulg­
ed in. An interm ission gave oppor­
tunity for a delightful course, 
con­
sisting of ice cream and cake, to ae 
served. Punch was dispensed d u rin g 
the entire evening. The hall was a t ­
tractively 
ferns, 
palms and flowers.

decorated with 

The later p a r t of the evening was 
occupied 
in dancing, and a ttra c tiv e 
hand-painted pro g ram s scheduled six­
teen dances. Messrs. and Mesdames 
and Irving 
F ran k Le F ever Reed 
Willard Jones were chaperones for 
rhe evening.

ENGINEER MASCOT 

DIES IN CAPITAL

Son of A. L. Toom bs— N am ed 
A fter D e p a r tm e n t Sa nt, 
is D ead

John A. Lomax, s e c re ta ry of the 
Ex-Students’ A ssociation of the Uni­
v e r s i t y of Texas, has received a let­
ter from A lfred L aw rence Toombs 
of W ashington, D. C., form erly of 
San Antonio, a n n o u n c in g th e death 
of his little son, F red e rick Claire 
Looms, aged 3 y ea rs an d 3 months.

Mr. T o o m b s is a g r a d u a te «>«' th e 
Ii. p artm e n t of E n g in ee rin g o f 
the 
University, an d his 
son, now d e ­
c e a s e d , w u 3 n am ed fo r the p a tr o n 
saint of th e T e x a s E n g i n e e r s , Alex­
-part- 
ander F red e rick Claire. The 
m ent adopted him as 
its perpetual 
mascot several yea rs ago. His unex­
pected d ea th caused m any expres­
sions of sorrow on the part of he 
many friend s h ere o f Mr. and Mrs 
Toombs.

C o u r s e t o B e T h o r o u g h .

ment.

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M IDNIGH T
m a u n d e r i n g s

By Bock

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This i* about th* time o f the year 
when you come to a realization that 
you don’t know half the desirable 
ones in the U niversity, by a heavy 
majority.

B o o * I M , T M - * " - 11 * •

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t n t a n d m * * * * * * * 

a — natter •* th« port-
t i # Aet of
fo r 
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ming

Friday’* editorial make* mention
of some “ author a fter a youth of 
bitter stru g g le,” exciting our curios­
ity as tow ether he wa* pursuing the 
unfortunate youth with a ehotgun or

Up to the present time no one Fleptameron 

from which 
i n been found who wa* s e r io u s -1 i»»), from which 

T e,«n Arfriaory B a rd 
HILTON f LING 
Editor-t»-CM *f

W aller W. Brown

H tita n W B l* * * .

H Otis Miller

_____ MnoatfttMI Editor

b u s i n e s s STAFF 

K U C E N T £ BROW N 
H c U BM . 
W e a n w. Brown 
Dorothy B a a r* n

Bo.1 « • O n a g e r
«**>-““ M*”“ "
, .A a«taU nta In A d v e rtisin g 

phono «K» or 47Of _______

STAFF FOR TODAY.
Genevieve Groce.
E. L. Looney.

A**l97*nt:
Jack Beretta, 

sp orter*

B p cox 
Katherine Anderson.
Laura Davis. 
Raymond Garfinkle. 
Gladys Sadler. Elizabeth Harcourt. 
W. F. Moore. Austin D. Bryan.
W. R. Barrow. Corinne Flood.

T H E SOPHOM ORE RE­
C E PT IO N .

ly maimed, bruised, or hum il­
iated as a result of the Sopho­
more reception F riday night.
There were a few brisk tussles, 
in which no one was hurt; and 
that was practically all.

And yet that reception took on 
the aspect of a battle of w its, of 
a fascinating game in which tw o 
whole classes of students w ere 
more or less engaged, and 
in 
which the whole University w as 
It may be said fha 
interested. 
it 
the game and the 
interest 
aroused was demoralizing, 
in 
that it took the minds of stu ­
dents temporarily away 
from 
their books. 
In the same w ay a 
big football game can be said 
to be demoralizing. The inter­
est aroused by an intercollegiate 
contest is more intense, and the 
actual injury done 
to partici­
pants is usually more severe.
Perhaps it would be a desirable 
condition if students could con- 
tinally devote them selves to the 
most serious phases of their col­
lege career, and abandon as 
childish all struggles in which 
there is the least bit of danger.
But since experience has proven 
that such a condition is im possi­
ble. why not regulate these n at­
ural displays of vigor instead of 
trying vainly to stamp 
them 
out?

a club.

Co-ed, reading one of the*e para­
graphs, which deplored Bib’* sprained 
neck: “ Bib— oh, yes, th at’* the bob­
tailed bulldog that bark* around on 
the campus, isn ’t it? ” Lo, how hath 
the m ighty fallen ! A ll-Southw estern 
tackle he wa*, too.

Boy, I found a new red-headed 
1 girl that live* here in the Sleeping 
I City who would make even the o ffi- 
S cious referee* at the germans forget 
the rule* about cheek-dancing. 

all 
W ait until you see her.

One astute econom ist wa* observed 
to introduce the practice o f scooping 
up handfuls o f con fetti at the Soph 
Internal Reception and Dance and 
m aking use o f what would otherwise , 
have been allowed to lie w asted on 
the floor. No, he was neither Irish 
nor Scotch. Guess.

Tried to g et M argaret o f N avarre’s
s tu ff, G lycer­
some 
ideas, but the librarian w ouldn’t let 
me have it.

to gather 
to gather

(rough 

These days that January has bor­
rowed from June have a noticeable 
e ffe c t on certain o f the facu lty m em ­
ber*. V a rsity ’s prem ier rooter for 
baseball activities and victories was 
observed to blandly take hi* place 
between tw o fair-haired co-ed* on a 
campus bench yesterday and break 
out his old line o f chatter.

These are the days when the sap 
begins to rise in the trees, and— and 
— no, it’s no use. Why a in ’t I a poet, 
like Pete or Zeke?

There 

is absolutely no way to 
understand them. You write an en­
tirely innocent slug about afternoon 
tea and dinner dates, impersonal in 
every respect, and various tea-guz- 
zlers make it a point to tell you that 
you are not only an idiot or a moron, 
but a cad as well. Then a rival social 
group hops on you for giving the 
thers so much publicity. Anybody 

want this job?

C u sp id o r s gives out the inform a­
tion that a checkbook is to him only 
a matter o f academ ic interest.

Maxims o f a campus bum: If I do 
get sent home, I w on’t turn in a re­
port to the society column that I’ve 
withdrawn on account of eye trouble.

the 

stock 

An-
and

other 
bears.

tell yourselves 

Texas va. Baylor last night, 
exchange, bull*

If you co-eds read some o f these 
and ca n ’t see any point to them , just 
go ahead and 
that 
“ he hasn’t any sen se,anyw ay.” Don’t 
think there 
is any hidden m eaning 
there which only an evil mind could
see.

We can not think of anything 
that anyone could object to in 
connection with 
recent 
Sophomore reception, except the 
fact that the Sophomore presi­
dent was out of school several 
days before 
the dance was 
Is it not possible that 
given. 
the members of the Freshmen 
and Sophomore classes 
in the 
future can agree that the presi­
dent in question should attend 
classes and not be disturbed 
until within one or two days be­
fore the reception, and that any 
kidnaping that might be done 
by either side be postponed until 
that time? 
If members of the 
classes would agree to do this, 
and would agree not to use any 
weapons of any kind when 
guarding or attacking the hall. 
we do not see what there could
be about a Freshman or Sopho-| f^nancei business adm inistration, and
more reception which th e most 
in 
g en e ral o ffic e usefulness taught 
precise person could condemn. 
th e B. A. departm ent is the art o f 
We are confident th a t the fac­
su ccessfu lly chew ing gum. The fu ­
ulty would be w illing to co-oper­
tu re st$ n o g s are all acquiring indi­
ate w ith students in regulating! 
v id u ality of expression in their spear- 
these occurrences.
m inting.
is because 

T he beloved Law Dean told the 
fu tu re bookkeepers in a speech that 
th e co-eds taking law were not floss­
’s era at all. Now about half o f them 

Man! Man! W oldn’t the big bock 
signs have looked good down town 
Saturday afternoon? 

want to quit Peregrinus.

One o f 

_____ 

the 

It 

OVUUVIlw w 

If an y n ovelty-seeking co-ed w ishes 
tai ta k e advantage of the Leap Y ear 
situ atio n , she will find that the Maun­
d e re r would be eager to accept t»

the promise 
given under the hazing pledge is i 
considered as sacred that any 
attem pt to make it cover any 
and everything will always meet 
w ith 
disfavor. Hazing has 
been defined by law, and means 
certain things, and should not 
mean more. Surely, no one ex­
„ W e have w ritten editorials in
pects 
the students to sign a
blank check wnen they enter the the past a gain st w hat is usually 
U niversity, to be filled out for considered as hazing, and the 
any amount by the Auditor. The m ajority o f students rn school 
fees are fixed. Sim ilarly, no endorsed those e d ito r ia ls; we, 
one expects them to sign a sol- 
like they, w ill continue to do our 
emn promise to refrain from do- best to do aw ay w ith practices 
ing anything that the Discipline that injure individuals and th a t, 
Committee might designate as harm the reputation of the Urn-, 
hazing. 

fers, they often find it helpful 
to discuss the m atter.

I versify. B ut w e have good rea-
In these days, even a father son to believe th at the great ma* 
does not command a grown son jo rity o f students support us in 
to do a thing unless he gives objecting to interpretations so 
som e reason or explanation for strict that, if carried out, they 
his command. 

If the son dif- would prove devitalizin g.

Just Arrived—

Men’s Spring Suits

Beautiful A ll- W ool Worsted Suits

E x trem ely sm art a re th ese n ew s o ft tailored Spring 
Suits th a t h a v e ju st arrived in our clothing depart- 
m ent. F a b rics are o f a very fin e worsted, in rich 
so ft spring colors and n ea t strip es. Many doable 
b r e a s te d : oth ers sin g le b reasted .

$40.00 to $60.00
Spring S h ir ts s2 .0 0 to "5.00

S p len d id ly 
in m a teria ls known 
w orld over fo r th eir m ark ed dependability.

ta ilo red , 

the

Woven Madras, Repp Cloth, Printed 
Corded Madras and Fine Count Per­
cales— in original striped effects.

E. M. Scarbrough & Sons

Scalper i> a m agazine o f college wit L am ents. Do not condemn th e whole 
and humor. So thus again I say your on account o f a p art. 
argum ent is “ad absurdum.” 

A n o th er th in g : In his nightm arica*j vers1 y, 

And 

_

argument, were 

th a t 
would only be w o rth tw o -fifth s of a c sm, tried 
hu n d red percent because, you know, th e Co-eds do not sanction Hie Scalp- , 
only tw o-fifth s of the S calp er is orig- er, b u t ra th e r condemn it. That he 
in a1— the rest is criticism less ad v er- can not prove because it is not true. I 

p erfect, so p h istry, 

i 
_ 
the conn 
to concoct the idea th at 

it 

apples.

Men o

And until the Scalper is condemn 
by the feminine element of the U

is ^ J in? s ar® ™ • 

-el
I lieve A dam N. Eve had better!
I back into the Garden and eat ij

AU loge 

n, a.l togetk^

„ 

,

Are You Hiding Your
Light Under A Cover ?
ARE YOU DISAPPOINTED IN LOVE?

— T H E N S E E —

PAYS TO
ADVERTISE V

Hancock Opera House
WEDNESDAY FEE. 4th

FIRING LINE

P L E A FOR FE W E R ASCETICS.

A few days ago, it will be remem- ,

a firin g 

j 
I think several j 

line that bore the 
, be red, 
wildly enthusiastic exhortation, “ An­
other Plea for Sanity,” a criticism of 
the Scalper, graced the columns o 
the Texan. 
But 
phase* of the issue were overlooked 
by Adam N. Eve, even tho he wa* 
clothed 
Th* 
in the naked truth, 
j “poor, demented editors o f the only 
the 
dubious college publication 
South” 
should publish th at bit of 
caustic, corrosive satire in their next 
issue and entitle it “The Best Joke
of the S eason !”

in 

Of course all of us know that the 
Scalper does not contain the kind of 
jokes f it for a first-class University 
because these jokes are taken from 
such Prep-School publications as Wil- 
; Hams “ Purple Cow,” “ Columbia Jes­
ter,” “California Pelican,” “ Yale Rec­
ord,” Lehigh “ Burr,” “The Harvard 
Lampoon,” Penn State “ Froth,’ Le­
la n d Stanford “Chaparral,” “Prince­
ton T iger,” Boston Tech “Voodoo,” 
and other such Grammar-Grade Re­
views. A gain, many of those vile, 
vulgar, 
ignoble and prurient anec­
dotes come from the licentious pages 
of Judge, L ife, Cartoons, and Tid- 
Bits, all o f which are nation-wide 
m agazines noted for their fascinating 
foulness and filthiness. 
the 
“higher critic” is right—w hy do you 
know that eleven-ninths of the above 
mentioned periodicals have been sup­
pressed by the Board of Australian 
Boot-Blacks, by 
the Federation of 
Sweedish Thumb-Tack Growers, md 
by the Constantinopolishedudlesach- 
feifersm ach ersgesollsch aft!. Condemn 
the Scalper and you condemn every 
in the 
humorous college publication 
United States.

4 es, 

H istory has 

garbage-m an 

it that some world- 
I hat a 
said 
famous 
“person is what he thinks. 
If this 
be true, let mc say a word for the 
benefit of H err Adam, gentle remind­
er o f worldly things. H e sees HIS 
side o f 
sm utty jokes. A Joke is what you 
make it. A person is evil wrc thinks 
evil. And what w a s‘“its” decision on 
that “eighth-page cartoon7’’ Hut he 
could not help it, it was that old 
Adam nature of his!

the Scalper’s 

supposedly , 

A t 

Furthermore— about “My God” and 
“Oh H ell.” 
I dare say that the one 
who reads the Scalper— oh no, not 
because he likes it; ju st because he j 
wants to become a critic— is a fre­
quenter of the Majestic. And I am 
w illing to make the wild assertion 
that he goes because he enjoys the 
show*. 
any rate, about eight 
(contemptible number) centuries ago, 
two weeks 
to be exact, I heard a 
“sweet mamma,” dressed in a perkle 
arm hold and a powder-puff, sing a 
song that ended something like this: 
“But ju st get him in the dark and oh, 
My God, how that man could love!” 
This, accompanied as usual with the 
Dance a la St. Vitus. Which is the 
worse, “My God” quoted in a m aga­
zine which only fools and low-minded 
people read, or “My God,” sung to a 
mixed audience 
public place? 
in a 
Such a song, now-a-days, ju st gives 
the couples something to prate about 
on their w ay home. Furthermore: It 
will be noticed that there are three 
“Oh H ells” in the February issue of 
The Longhorn. “ Let’s suppress The 
Longhorn, men; it is ruining old Var­
s ity !”

Would the Scalper-er like to know 
who is proud to send a copy to 
the 
home-folks as “an example of Univ. 
Somebody kindly 
life and work?” 
awaken 
The 
Scalper does not pretend to represent 
U niversity life and work. We have 
the D aily Texan, the Longhorn, 
the 
Cactus, the Blunderbus, for that! The

le a f-covered one. 

the 

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A. J. GERJES

1610 Lavaca St. 
YOUR MONEY’S WORTH 
EVERY TIME

AMUSEMENTS

MAJESTIC PROGRAM.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, W ednes­

day: “ M ale and Fem ale.’’

Thursday, Friday, 
Interstate Vaudeville.

Saturday: 

QUEEN PROGRAM.

Tomorrow 

and T uesday: “ The

L ife L ine.”

“ W ednesday and Balance of 
W eek: “ The Mother and the Law,”

HANCOCK PROGRAM.

Tomorrow and Tuesday: 

‘When

Bearcat W ent D ry.”

AUSTIN CHORAL CLUB.

Three days o f Festival Music; 
tom orrow. Tuesday and W ednes­
day.

WINSONIAN CLUB.

Feb. 4, at 
to A dvertise.’

Hancock: “ It Pays

date wherein the male elem ent pro­
vided only the small talk, sm iles and 
personality. Phone number is 1151.

~

Prohibition should have been en-
! 
j acted with reservations a la Lodge,
in five-
gallon buskets on warm afternoons.

Go in and shave, you lazy scoun­
drel, and go to church this morning. 
Wake me up in tim e for dinner when 
you come back, too.

Shimmie dancers don’t have 
to
say that they are advertising Spear­
m int— they even dance w riggly.

W hen in Doubt Engage— 

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W ell, I’ll be going.

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Students Association

 Here is where you get your 
money’s worth

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In our store this rule ap plies 
to a fifty dollar suit or a fifty 
cent pair of hose. When you 
buy a suit fo r yourself or fo r 
your boy, this sort of guarantee 
means a whole lot. Nothing but 
the best will satisfy us; that is 
why we sell Hart S ch affn er & 
M arx clothes.

Spring Hats

The cream of hatdom from 

Mallory & Co. An early selec­
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Yr- , a!! on tho road to hell.” 
lid e d the village m in uter, 
t n those who do come to

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bt village idiot. *

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if 
A lot of good 

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you buy now. 

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will be given on W ednesday and 
T hursday, Feb. 4 and 5, durin g lab ­
oratory hours. W. A. F E L S IN G .

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suits at

$35, $40 and $50

SOCIETY

Mallie Jo n e s, Editor.

Mr. A. M. P rater, A ssistan t B u si­
ness M anager o f the U niversity, is 
su fferin g from an attack of bron­
chitis.

Miss Irene Lohm an is ill with la 

grippe at Seton In firm ary.

C. D. Jo Jh n s, a student of the U ni­
versity before C hristm as, is now prac­
ticing law in F o r t Worth.

Mrs. Rhod-es S. B aker of D allas is 
visiting her daughter, Dorothy, at 
the K appa house.

G. H. M cG rath, a grad uate of 
is visiting 
Georgetown University, 
friends on the cam pus while here, 
taking the b ar exam s.

A|cCord M cIntyre returned yes­
terday from a sh ort visit in San An 
tonio.

J . P. Rice has resigned a s quiz­
m aster in the L aw D epartm ent and 
has gone to D allas, where he will 
take up the practice o f law.

Miss Louise M ontgom ery has in- 

lluenza.

K in g Saxony has returned 

from 

a visit to Sherm an.

M iss N ancy Wynn, who has been 
fo r sev eral days, will recenter 

ill 
school tomorrow.

Ja m e s E . F erre ll of New York is 

a gu est at the Phi Gam house.

Miss Ju lia Lobban has gone to San 

Antonio fo r a few days.

G regg F ra n c is 
week-end in Luling.

is spending 

the 

Miss W inifred W atson, who has 
been visiting M iss A m anda Howze, 
has returned to her home in D allas.
Archie H olland is back in school 

a fte r a sh ort v isit to W axahachie.

Miss H ilda M itchell, who has been 
attending 

recently, 

again 

is 

ill 
classes.

Bob Doon h as gone to Houston 

to spend the week-end.

Miss De R ugeley Pearson, gu est o f 
F ran ces Lew is, will go to H ouston, 
Tuesday.

“ T e x ” B ay liss, o f Houston, 
is 
spending the week-end at the Phi 
Gam house.

Miss D orothy Miller has gone to 

Hillsboro.

Laurence Rhea is ill with la grippe.
M rs. Lusk of Brenham is visitin g 

her daughter, Blossom.

M iss M attie Mike is ill at P. and 

S. H ospital.

M iss M ary Sm ith is spending 

the 
in E lg in a s the gu est of 

week-end 
M iss M ary Beth C arter.

The Phi Mu sorority held 

in itia­
tions T hursday night for Rose Todd, 
Pensive Cocke, and B a ry C lark 
of 
Austin.

M isses M ary and Arlee Tham es are 
going to their home in Taylor for the 
week-end.

Ann Rot!:, who has been ill at the

If you wish to see a good 
show, see the M ajestic show 
with the “ M ale and F em ale.”

THE TEXAS BARBER 

SHOP

Invites You

(Stud en t Owned Institu­

tion)

D allas C. John son, Prop.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

C O R PU S C H R IST I S T U D E S : All 
studen ts from Corpus Christi and vi­
cinity m eet in room 157 M. B. at 5 
o’clock Monday aftern oon fo r an im ­
portan t m eeting. 

P R E S ID E N T .

H IST O R Y 3 : The lesson fo r Mon- 

day will include No. 130.

T. W. R IK E R .

SU N D A Y C L U B M E M B E R S : All 
Sunday Club m em bers who wish to 
attend the b re ak fast fo r Mr. M aster- 
son and Mr. Micou a t G regg House, 
Sunday, 8 :1 5 a. rn., sign today on 
notice on bulletin board 
in Main 
Building.

K A T H R Y N Q U A R L E S.

BA N D M E M B E R S, 

take n otice: 
I All m em bers of band be a t H ancock 
i O pera House in uniform at 9 :46 a. rn. 
fo r picture 

sharp Sunday m orning 
for C actus. 

D IR E C T O R .

CH EM . 40 AND CH EM . 4 1 1 : Be 
prepared fo r a m id-term quiz to be 
given at the regu lar class period, 
W ednesday, Feb. 4, fo r Chem. 40 and 
F rid ay, Feb. 6, fo r Chem. 411. Hand 
in lab books not la ter than 12 a. rn. 
T uesday, Feb. 3, at the place p ro ­
vided fo r in F Hall.

DR. J . R. B A IL E Y .

C H E M IS T R Y : Chem. 40, bring
your textbooks to lab and be p re­
pared on readin g m atter on p ages 4 
inclusive. Chem. 411, read 
to IO, 
in Hoolem an, p ag es 21 
in­
clusive. 

E. E . D U N LA Y .

to 30, 

G IR L S O F M IS S D E C K E R D ’S 
Sunday School class, be there a t 9 :3 0 
B rin g your roommate.

P R E S ID E N T .

C H R IST IA N 

E N D E AV O R E R S : 
M eeting a t 6:45 tonight, so th at we 
can close b efo re the crowd begins 
to gath er fo r church service. Money 
I fo r the C. E. alum ni su pper m ust be 
| in the hands o f the city treasu rer 
; by M onday night. W ill those who 
' have tickets fo r which they have not 
I can
i yet paid please take n ote? 

leather c a se ; has W. C. H iggin son ^ 
name on inside o f case. F in d er re-
re­
2

! turn to 710 W. 26th St. 

w ard. 

fo r 

N IC E F U R N IS H E D ROOM 

fo r 
1700 G uadalupe S t. T ele­
—4

one boy. 
phone 4417. 

L O S T — Sa tu rd ay afternoon, 

Ja n . 
! 31, between M acD onald’s boarding 
house and L ib ra ry or between L ib rary 
and Co-Op, a Pi B eta Phi sorority pin. 
F inder please phone 29J4.

L O S T — Will" the person who took a 
Stetson hat, size 7 3-8, m arked M ul­
ler's, Lake Charles, L a., from the li­
b rary , please return it to the rack? I

H ey! Let’s e a t a h am b u rg er!

L O S T — A gold E lgin w rist watch 
*n d A. H. S. rin g w as taken T hurs­
day afternoon from window o f Worn- 
1 an ’s Gym. P lease return to Texan 
2

o ffice. 

L O ST — E ver-Sh arp gold pencil, 
with initial L. Zlpp en grav ed on it.
F in d er phone 2591 fo r M iss Zipp or 
4 
leave at Mr. L och rid ge’s o ffic e. 
L O S T — Pocketbook con tainin g five 
I (5 ) one dollar bills som ewhere on 
cam pus or in classroom . P lease re­
2
turn to Texan o ffic e fo r rew ard. 

G ONE — From 

the 

Education 

Building, ju st a fte r T han ksgiving, a 1 
pink sw eater. Will the person who; 
removed said sw eater return sam e to 
3
T exan o ffic e ? 

(Charlie K ellu m ’s B a rb e r Shop, 
2107 S p eed w ay

FOR R E N T — Nice, m odern room 
with fu rn ace heat, hot w ater, and 
sleeping porch; bed linen also fu r ­
n ished; 
Phone 4966. 

2604 Speedw ay. 

two blocks 

from c a m p u s.; 

3

W A N TED — Y oung lady desires a 
room m ate; splendid location. Phone 
4
4217 or 1049 a fte r 5 p. m. 

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

BIG REDUCTION
— ON A L L —

Sweaters

C . & S .
Sporting Goods Co. 
704 Congress Ave.

Bronze
Oxfords

For Young Men

The New F ad for C lassy 
D ressers-—

BLACK SUEDE

One-Eye
Pumps

Long slender V am p s with 
full high Louis H eels. L a ­
dies of taste will a p p re c i­
ate this novelty—

All the new things are at

Burt
Shoe Co.

606 C ongress Ave.

0. L. KOOCH

— F o r—

JEW ELRY 
Watches and Diamonds

513 C ongress Ave.

TYPEWRITERS

For Rent or Sale

R O Y A LS 
UND ERW O O D S 
R EM IN G TO N S 

O LIV ER S 
L. C. SM ITH 
F. L. P A T T Y
722 C ongress Avenue 
Phone 60

sell only seven m ore tickets, so if 
you care to go, see me early.

P R E SID E N T .

BA N D M E M B E R S, TAKE NO­
T IC E : All bandm en be a t Hancock
O pera House Su n day morning, 9:45 
fo r C actus picture. 
o ’clock 
P icture will be taken in uniform . All 
to be present on 
m em bers u rged 
D IR ECTO R.
tim e. 

sharp, 

T E X A S B IB L E C H A IR : H ear
“ U niversity Id e als.” Dr. F rank L. 
Je w e tt; Sunday, Feb. I, l l o’clock.

G R A D U A T E S : All grad u ate stu ­
dents m eet in room 157 M. B. at 5 
o’clock T uesday aftern oon for an im­
portan t m eeting. 

P R E SID E N T .

P H ILO SO P H Y 2 8 : 

In order to
fa cilita te the collection o f the money 
fo r subscription s to the International 
Jo u rn a l o f E thics, will you please 
m ail to me a s soon as possible your 
- i
check fo r $2 together with the ad 
dress to which you wish the paper 
Box 108, U niversity Station.
sen t? 
NORM AN A NDERSO N.

B. A. 231 A SS IG N M E N T : Prentice 

Q H . R IT C H A R D /'O N . D.C.

Hall Chs. 14-19.

CHIROPRACTOR

PALMER SCHOOL G R A D U A TE
OFFICE H O U R C 
10-19 a .m . 

9 - 6 p m

P r o c 5107 U TTLrnCLO OLDO J5 0 2 - 5 0 6

A L L G IR L S not already enrolled 
in Su n day school classes are cordially 
invited to m eet with Miss Nancy Lee 
Sw an n ’s class in Y. M. C. A. cabinet 
room at 9 :4 5 this morning.

Go ahead and have a good time.

. HH

It* you can get any thrills out of thinking 
that you can buy a good suit of clothes fo r 
twenty-five dollars— go ahead and have a 
good time.

Thirty is where we start in and that is the 
least you should expect to pay. F ra n k ly 
our suits from $40 and up is a better buy 
for you.

Pay enough to get all wool and hand tail­
oring and correct style.

Some of the New Spring Styles are here 
now and a lot more should be here this 
week.

New Spring Hats are ready.

Come in when you are down town and see 
w h at’s new.

Everything Here a Man 
Wears from Hats to Shoes

§Mrulf^fA}iico}6
6J6 Cr W U tlSSS'AvKKUK,

Crisp Taffeta Frocks

Quaint dresses with many ruffles, 
frilly dresses made up with georg­
ette, and simple taffetas for the 
street all go to make up the unusual 
showing of Spring frocks.

These charming dresses are caus­
ing a hubbub of comment among 
Austin women and University girls. 
Have you seen them?

SNAMAN’S

Exclusive Ladv F Clothiers and 
Millbiers

Women Who Wear Low Bust Corsets

— are alw ays interested in attractive and well-fitting 
braissieres. W a r n e r s B r a ssie r e s and Bandeau-Bras- 
sieres, like W arner’s Rust-Proof Corsets, are excep­
tionally well m ade and wed-fitting. We have a num­
including 
ber of dainty styles for your inspection, 
round and square neck models, trimmed with lace or 
embroidery. You will be agreeably surprised at how 
durable they are and how’ well they keep their shape 

after repeated washings.

I. H. Williams & Co.

L. O. Clark of D allas will be at the 
I 
I y . M. C. A. tom orrow to interview 
| students who wish summer em ploy­
Stu d en ts can not lose, as a 
j minimum earn in gs of $7 per day is 
I gu aran teed.

ment. 

Seaton In firm ary for some time, has 
Beta I beta Pi a nnouncer the inia- 
gone to her home in T exas City to re- Lion of Philip McCaieL rf bf tit ti 
cuperate. 

and Linwood H ardin o f B a r tle tt

Patton Auto Company

Phone 2-8-8

Service Cars

Stebbins & James

The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes

CLASSIFIED

fountain pen. 
Velm a F e a rs, phone 2591.

Finder please 

call
3

H E Y ! L e t’s eat a ham burger.

(ARCING — National, 

T e c h n iq u e . Modern 

if 

i 

T H E Y are having record crowds
interpre-
AorZZ a t new C afe te ria over United C igars 
dances

-ializecl. Private studio. Phone S to re* 

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I.

FO R CO ACH IN G 

IN SP A N IS H 
see D. R. Gomez, 805 B razo s St. 
6
nhone 2766. 

PANTED— Stories about Colonel
Ikins. Will pay $1 each fo r ten 
stories submitted, new or old. 
A Frank, 752 B oatm en's Bank C harlie K ellum s B arb er Shop,
f , St. Louis, Mo. 

2107 Sp eedw ay

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, 

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3 

r» 

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irlie Kellum’s B arb er Shop,

2107 Speedw ay

'RY the new Caf t e m , corner 6th
Congree,

M ISP L A C E D — Spinmey’s Princi­
ples o f Physics. L e ft in K. H all 5, 
seat No. IO, one day la st w eek; name 
Corinne Connor. Phone 314-6-7, or 
3
’ eave a t T exan office. 

JST—A cameo stickpin on or
the earnpus; also a W aterm an

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I 
In the forthcoming production of 
| “ When Bearcat Went Dry,” a six- 
reel super-feature, which will he the 
the Hancock Opera 
| attraction a t 
House, tomorrow and Tuesday, one j 
| scene is presented th at ha3 seldom 
been equaled in photoplays for thrill 
It is a battle royal be­
tween fifty men. The scene takes 
I place in a saloon located half way 
| tcross the border line between Vir- 
I ginia and Kentucky. Because of its 
location 
favorite 
hangout for the lawless element of 
these two states. When pursued by 
the officers of the law from one state 
they merely step across the dividing 
line and are safe from arrest. A 
battle royal is a fight between a ga fig 
of men where it is not always that 
brute strength comes out the victor. 
There are no rules 
the 
contest, and its gory character takes 
on the semblance of a fight among 
■lavages.— Adv.

this saloon 

to govern 

is a 

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A . A on J M. B a r r i e ’s P lay, ‘T h e A d m irab le C rich ton’ 
 have been r e c o r d breaking c r o w d , at a ll th e a tr e .

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 the U nited S ta te ,. D on ’t m is, it.

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tine,” depicting manners, customs,
ideals and aspirations of her native 
home-'-the Holy Land— a land which 
has b e e n 'f o r centuries oppressed and 
w hich now has a chance to come into 
its own since its capture from 
the 
Turks by the English.

Tuesday evening, a t the t i r s t Bap­
tist Church, at 8 o’clock, the princess 
will present her own sketch of Syrian 
life, a drama of “ Naaman the Leper,” 
t ikon and founded on th a t oldest of 
Bible stories. Most vividly does 
it 
bring before Americans the story as 
it was enacted in those early days, 
when Naaman, in all his pomp and 
glory, was stricken with leprosy and 
(crushed by this terrible blow, a t the; 
word of 
little Hebrew captive 
maid; he was sent into the land of 
Israel, t othe court of Jehoram , to 
ek aid from the Prophet Elisha, and 
>f his healing 
in 
th a t still famous of all rivers, the 
Jordan.

through dipping 

the 

B o r n in B a a l b e k .

the 
lies 

the foot of Mount Lebanon, 
At 
snow-crowned mount 
to 
near 
Hermon, 
the Princess H aider’s 
birthplace— Baalbek, situated a t the 
opening of a small valley into the 
plain El-Bekaa. She has been edu­
cated in both eastern and western 
schools, having graduated from the 
famous American colleges a t Beirut 
and Sidon, and has since attained 
degrees from several universities in 
I this country. The city in which she 
the richest
I lived was at one 

time 

and most luxurious in the Far EarJ 
but a fte r the age of Constantine,^ 
temple located there was neglects 
and began to decay. This was ia;3 
the case of the whole city, and it! 
stands now a mass of picturesqm] 
ruins of ancient times.

Royal Robes Worn.

The princess will wear her royiil 
robes, in which red, gold and a won. 
the predominating 
derful blue are 
colors. The blue- royal Damascus- 
outi ivals the gold for first place a1 
the color scheme, and its sheen J 
the sparkle of g-ms.J 
enhanced by 
ill hand-made by girls of Damas 
After the style of her noble antal 
tors.

She will be assisted by her travekl 
ing companion, Miss Lucille Burge*,] 
who accompanies her, and who will 
render the Oriental music, both Egj>j 
Can and Syrian.

H E A N . EILERS 
COMPANY

W h o le s a le Dry Goods, 
N o tio n s an d Furnishing
Goods

32 1 -3 2 3 Congress Avenue

PRINCESS RAHME HAIDER.

to 

leaving 

Choosing 

literary pur 
to follow 
suits in America instead of living ; 
life of luxury and ease in the Orient, 
a Syrian daughter of royalty is the 
guvst of our city and has consented 
to give two of her most popular en­
tertainm ents before 
re ­
sume her work upon a lyceum bureau 
Princes* Rahme Haider, member of 
the ancient Syrian Amaries and na­
tive of Damascus, is a young woman 
of striking personality and an ex­
scored 
cellent 
marked successes in her appearances 
all over the United States. Her offer 
to appear before an Austin audience 
affords residents of this city a rare 
opportunity to gain some knowledge 
of the mystical land of the Syrian 
people.

speaker, 

and 

has 

“ G l i m p s e * o f P a l e * t i n e . ”

Sunday evening, a t the University 
Baptist Church, at 7:30 o’clock, Prin­
cess Rahme will present her noted 
Fecture-recital, “ Gilmpses of Pales­

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LONGHORNS DOWN

BEARS BY LARGE

MARGINAL SCORE

(Continued from page I.) 
sent in Lee D ittert and B a rre tt for 
forwards, and Duckett 

for center

FEBRUARY ALCALDE

BEST NUMBER OU I

(Continued irom page I.)

lf you are a j 

such a low elevation, 
critic of Dr. Benedict’s plan of deter­
mining results, you can, at least in 
this article, find just how and why 
he reaches his conclusions.
“ P e r e g r m u » i n g » ”

It won’t be diifieult to get a laugh 
out of the “Perergnnusings” 
this 
month. One in particular tells of an 
oratorical c o n t e s t between Charles S. 
Potts, ’OO, and Federal Judge James 
C. Wilson, ’£>6. Portions of 
their 
speeches couched in the ornate vo- 
caouiary current in those days are 
quoted. Quoth Potts upon one oc­
casion: “f rom the sunny sands of 
South Africa to the frigid frosts of 
the frozen zones come the anthems 
of praise for the sewing machine.” 
“ And the soil of South America,” 
continued Potts, “of Australia, of 
Japan, is turned ny American plows, 
and their harvests are gathered by 
in Europe 
American mowers; fires 
are extinguished ny American 
ex­
tinguishers, while Arne: jean palace 
cars roll between Luropean palates; 
the placid waters of the Rhine, the 
Danube, and ti . Volga are disturbed 
by 
the paddlewbeels of American 
steamboats, and the great London 
papers are print'd on American 
presses.” And yet Judge Wilson 
won the prize over P0U3. Read the 
article and you will see why.

yum with some of his best verse
and a story of his visit 
to Louis 
J o rd a n ’s grave.

in any Alcalde 

One of the most delightful stories 
ever published 
is 
written by Miss Anne Aynesworth, 
a Woman’s Building yarn entitled 
She gives 
“ Follicular Tiesiphobia.” 
an amusing account of a strange mal­
ady 
the Woman's 
Building a few years ago, and tells 
the 
how a Texan rep o rter 
beans and almost drove Dr. Gilbert 
and Mrs. Carothers frantic as a r e ­
sult.

th a t swept over 

spilled 

The other regular departments, in­
cluding the “ Co-Ed” page, “ Campus 
Facts and Fancies,” “ Texas Exes, 
“ Student Life,” etc., are unusually 
full of interest.

Congressman Lucian W. Parrish 
is “ Who's Whoed” by Prof. J. W. ‘ 
; Calhoun, both his sacred and pro­
fane history being humorously set 
out.

Story on B. Hall.

B. Hall" comes into prominence in
a scandalous story th at for a time 
cast a cloud over the fa ir name of 
this noted hostelry, involving the rep­
utation of a t 
least one University
j official.

Students who do not read the Al­
calde are missing much th at would 
add to their appreciation of the past 
and present of the University. Extra 
copies can always be had, and we are 
told th at the subscription books are 
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These men played a hard game, but 
with the exception of B a rre tt they 
were unable to show anything like 
their 
the exhibition of ball which 
predecessors have played. Knebel, 
who showed up so well in the Phillips 
game, was kept out of this contest. 
Hill, Martin, and Newman were all 
given 
to show w h a t ; 
th y were worth.

their chance 

Baylor played a consistently poor 
brand of basketball. They were weak 
passers, weak goal finders, and weak 
guarders. 
Smith was the only one j 
of their num ber who did any real 
playing, and even he failed to show 
up with any brilliance against the 
superior work of the Longhorns.

Three Tex** Men Score.

Three Texas men did all the scor­
ing, and they were each higher than 
any one Baylor player. B arrett led 
with 22 points, Duckett was next with 
14 points, and D ittert was next with 
scored:! 
8 
Smith 5, Hill 3, Caimes 2, and Cov­
ington I.
Lineup:
Texas (44). 

points. Baylor’s men 

Baylor ( l l ) .

L. D ittert 

......................... Covington
Right Forward.

B arrett 

..................................... Cairnes

L eft Forward.
: D u c k e t t ................ . ...................... Tabb
Center.

Russell 

......................................... Wolf

L eft Forward.

Right Guard.

Referee, Henderson.
Substitutions: Texas, Hill for Mc­
Cullough, Martin for Russell. New­
man for D ittert; Baylor, Hill 
for 
Smith, Burch for Cairnes, Po rter for 
Wolf.

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