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F irst C ollege D aily in th e South

A U ST IN , TEX A S, S A T U R D A Y M O R N IN G , M ARCH 13, 1920

NO. 117

DEANS OF WOMEN 
DISCUSS PROBLEMS 
AT N. E. A. MEET

JOINT MEETING OF 
JOURNALISTS TO BE 
HELD AFTER EXAMS 

THETA SIGMA PHI 
NAMES FOUR GIRLS 
FOR MEMBERSHIP 

NOTED LECTURERS 
TO SPEAK DURING 
THE SPRING TERM

GREAT INTEREST IN 
INTRAMURAL SHOWN 
DURING LAST TERM 

COMMITTEE GETS 

INFORMATION FOR 
CLASSIFYING MEN

Miss Oasis M akes Report of 
C onvention , A ttend ed by 
Four From U niversity

School o f Journalism , Press J o u r n a I ism F raternity 

for W ife of S e r b ia n Minister, Critic 

C lub and Journalistic Frater- 
te m itie s to D iscuss V isit 

W om en P led g es T w o Sen- 
iors a n d T w o Juniors 

anc* W r i t e r , Will Be H e r e

April First

L a r g e N u m b e r of O r g a n z a - Evidence Co nc e rn in g 

Class 

h o r n and Men Engaged 

,n 

Rush Is Given by F r e s h m e n
a nd Sop homor es

OLUME xx
CH PUBLICITY 
GIVEN UNIVERSITY 
UY te x a s p a p e r s 
:i£*& j£c2r

u m r .s P u b l i s h e d

h - been p ub lish ed 

in the

lert* 
rapers of th is s t a t e d u r in g t h e

.

'twelve m onths U n i v e r s i t y 

o f

to a to ta l a m o u n t o f 8 5 0 8

ans of 

Unary le n g t h . W . D.

aday. m f 'tor o f t h e o f f i c e o f
said

laetur.s and p u b lic ity , 

t o is the record o f th e pub- 
a c t u a lly
i University m a te r ia l 

t i and measured. 
v ere ho been, with p o ssib ly o n e 
to except'”! s, no cr itic ism o f the 
.nity I ' 11' n e w s p a p e r s o f t h e

aurine th'
. T , ^ 

, quito d i f f e r e n t from

the n e w s- 
som e o f 
attitude 
^ 0f .h( - t a t e w hen the p ub lic-
jffice ni the U n iv e r s ity w a s es- 
its p r e s e n t lin e s t h r e e
shed a!- - 

the 

s ago-
f e a t u r e s 
im p o r ta n t 
)ne 0f 
was added to the w ork o f the 
e of public le ctu r es and public- 
. tht. beginning o f t h is s c h o la s tic 
wa> th a t of lo c a liz in g t h e n e w s 
udents <-f d i f f e r e n t c itie s , t o w n s 
districts o ver the s t a t e . 
S c o r e s 
>ecial stories tellin g o f t h e work 
dividual s t u d e n t s h a v e b e e n se n t 
nd published b y t h e ir h o m e p a ­
in the c a r r y i n g ou t o f t h is sys-

®rly a T h o u a a n d P a p e r * R e a c h e d .
"Each day a b u d g e t o f n e w s 
is 
lied to n in e ty - e ig h t d a ily n ew s- 
p<?rs of the s ta te . B e s id e s t h e a t ­
is given to a c q u a in t in g 
tice that 
ir home people with th e p r o g r e s s 
t individual s tu d e n ts m a y b e m ak- 
at th-.- U n iv e r s ity th r o u g h publi- 
jtion of stories c o n c e r n in g t h e m in 
ir home town n ew sp a p er , a n d th e 
ding of a d a ily b u d g e t o f a c t u a l 
iversity news t o 08 d a ilie s, t h e r e 
lent each week a c o n d e n s e d w e e k - 
new:- service to about 8 5 0 c o u n t r y 

klieg.
It s pleasant to n o te t h a t I h a v e 
eived the s i p p o r t and c o - o p e r a t io n 
in 
practically e v e r y n e w s p a p e r 
pas in this w o rk .as is a t t e s t e d by 
bination of the m a tter and le t t e r s 
I have come f r o m m a n y e d it o r s 
plimenting th e s e rv ic e .
JourncJism S t u d e n t * H e l p .

'In carrying on this w-ork, w hich 
for its purpose the p la c in g o f th e 
air- of the U niversity d a y b y day 
ore the people o f T e x a s in th e ir 
* light, the 
tud en ts o f jo u r n a lis m 
c been of in v a lu a b le a s s i s ta n c e , 
success of the w ork is a ls o d u e 
■vy to th* 
f a ith fu l and c a p a b le 
•' performed by M iss R u b y A . 
k. a s.- ant, 
and Miss N o ra 
y. secretary. M em bers o f th e 
t e a d m in istra tio n s t a f f ,
le n t
a and e n c o u r a g e m e n t
(fathering and s e n d in g o u t o f 
’ their re sp ec tiv e s c h o o ls and 

";t a 
bout * x< * iit ion . h a v e 
r " 
tne

a lso 

ailment.',

- 

'arg*- m o u n t o f p u b lic ity 
r the University is o b t a i n i n g is 
e face of the f a c t t h a t t h e n e w s .
*rs °f Texas, a l o n g w ith t h o s e o f 
f the c o u n tr y , h a v e su f- 
*t parts 
fr o m
ar. still s u f f e r i n g 
* 
•’•vwspr,: t b o lt a g e , an d m a n y o f

M outiriued on p a g e 4 )
—O-

DY OF GALVESTON 
WINS CHAMPIONSHIP 
IN HANDBALL CONTEST

in the U n i v e r s ity , 

M iss L ilia M. C asis, dean o f w om ­
en 
has returned 
from the N a t i o n a l E d u c a tio n a l A s s o ­
c ia tio n w-hieh w a s held in C levelan d, 
M iss C asis 
Ohio, F e b r u a r y 23-28. 
said 
n in e t y d e a n s o f 
w o m en fro m d iffer en t c o lleg e s o f the 
c o u n tr y attendee! the m ee tin g.

a b o u t 

th a t 

P r in c ip a l topics o f d iscu ssion am ong 
th e d ea n s o f w om en a t the c o n v e n ­
tion w e r e : 
F ir s t , sta n d a rd iz a tio n o f
the p o sitio n o f d e a n s o f w o m e n in c o l ­
le g es, and second, c o n st r u c t iv e w ork 
o f d ea n s, d e a lin g w ith stud en t p rob­
lem s.

S t u d e n t G o v e r n m e n t S t u d i e d .

O th er 

im p o r ta n t 

q u e stio n s 
d i s ­
T h e p resen t h o u s in g
c u sse d w e r e : 
situ a tio n and p la n s f o r the 
fu tu r e, 
s e c u r in g t h e co-op eration of a lu m n a e 
and p roblem s o f stu d e n t g o v er n m e n t. 
In co n n ectio n w ith t h e problem s o f 
s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t , M iss C a sis said 
sh e believed 
the con cu rren t opinion 
o f t h e d e le g a te s w a s t h a t th e s y st e m 
o f le n ie n t d esp o tism is p a s s in g a w a y , 
but t h a t t h e s t u d e u t w ill h a v e to be 
tr a in e d into the stu d e n t se lf g o v e r n ­
m en t sy stem .

t h e 

A lt h o u g h b an q u ets w e r e an e v e r y ­
con ven tion , 
d a y o ccu rren ce a t 
T h u r s d a y w a s t h e d a y f o r the b ig 
T e x a s lu ncheon, h o n o r in g M iss A n n ie 
W ebb B la n to n , T e x a s S t a t e S u p e r in ­
te n d e n t o f P ublic In stru ction . A bou t 
s i x t y T e x a s ed u c a to r s w er e 
a t ­
ten da n ce.

in 

M a n y F r o m T e x a s .

O th e r s 

from T e x a s w ho a tte n d e d 
the m e e t in g a re : M iss A n n ie Webb
B la n to n , S t a t e S u p e r in t e n d e n t ; A. C 
E llis , F re d e ric k E b y an d J. L. H e n ­
d erso n o f the U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s ; 
M iss E d ith C lark , d ean o f w o m e n in 
the D e n to n S ta t e N o r m a l; M iss M a r y 
J o h n so n , d ean o f w om en in th e C om ­
m er ce S t a t e N o r m a l, an d A. N . Mc- 
C a llu m , su p e r in t e n d e n t o f the A u stin 
c ity schools.

RECTOR TO SPEAK 

TO SUNDAY CLUB

Dr. VV. B. S t e p h e n s of S a n 
A n t o n i o Will Be at 
AH S a i n t s ’

On S u n d a y , b oth m o r n in g an d e v e ­

n in g, the R ev. W . B e rtra n d S t e v e n s , 

Ph. D., r e c t o r o f St. M a rk ’s C hu rch, 

S an A n t o n io , w ill b e 

the 

sp ec ia l 

p r e a c h e r a t A ll S a i n t s ’ E p is c o p a l 
C h ap el. Dr. Stevens is w-ell k n ow n 
as b e in g o n e o f t h e a b le s t c le r g y m e n 

in t h e S o u t h w e s t , and h is c o m in g h e r e 

is in lin e w ith t h e p o licy at A ll S a in t s 

o f g i v i n g t h e s t u d e n t s an d o t h e r s a t ­

t h e 
t e n d i n g 
b e st p r e a c h e r s th a t c a n he b r o u g h t 

t h e ch a p el o f h e a r i n g 

h ere.

In a d d ition t o preaching at b oth 
m o r n in g an d e v e n i n g se r v ic e s , Dr. 
S t e v e n s w ill a lso m e e t with t h e S t u ­
d e n t s ’ S u n d a y C lu b at 4 : 3 0 in G r e g g 
M em orial P arish H o u se , and w ill g iv e 
the f o u r th iii t h e s e r ie s o f a d d r e s s e s 
on “ E p o c h s o f E n glish Church H is ­
t o r y ” w it h sp e c ia l a t t e n t io n 
to t h e 
R e f o r m a t io n period 
in E n g la n d an d 
the r e la t io n o f H e n r y th e E ig h th t o 
the r e f o r m a tio n m o v e m e n t.

A ll a t t e n d in g are a ssu re d o f a 
i n t e r e s t in g address, an d 
m o st 
is 
h op e d th at, in s p it e o f the f a c t th a t 
t h e r e 
e x a m i n a t i o n s a re c o m in g on, 
w'ill be a ver y la r g e attendance.

it 

- 

K } ” ( 
"r,a 
r' a 
; •*[ ' ;i 
' d 

of G a lv e sto n w o n the
' h and ball c h a m p io n - 
‘■“m o o n by d e f e a t i n g
, also o f G a lv e s t o n , in
‘ o r n a m e n t th a t has

„ 
r/

‘‘ w ■'•>' fo r a w e e k o r tw o. 
:>“ d through to v ic to r y 
w°rk , h a v in g d e f e a t e d 
' phomorea and T o w n -
, ’n’ Law*-, both o f w h o m a re 
dged to be tw o o f t h e b est 
in the s t u d e n t body. 
j’ 
I la y in g 
in his se c o n d 
a U n iv e r s ity c h a m p io n - 
in t h e
int* r f r a t m e e t by

*Uc‘ he was d e f e a t e d 
r 
**nd.

; 1 o? the 

a 

, 

• 

AI C A L E N D A R FO R T H E 

v K e n d i n g m a r c h 2 0 .
.^a 

J u ‘ G erm an a t K. C.

S° CIAL C A L E N D A R COM. 

F L O R E N C E s . B E L L .

T Winners Among

Women to Receive

Awards Next Term

In stead o f a w a r d in g le tte r s to th e 
w in n e r s in w o m e n ’s a t h le tic s a t 
th e 
end o f the w in te r term , a s is c u s t o m ­
in those sp o r ts w h ich a r e c o m ­
a r y 
the W o m a n ’s 
pleted at that 
A th le t ic Council 
is p la n n in g to h a v e 
one d a y s e t a sid e in th e s p r in g ter m 
t h is y e a r as “ T ” D a y , when all le t­
and 
ters, won 
s p r in g , w ill be g r a n te d .

in t h e f a ll, w in te r 

tim e, 

M ore w om en are t r y i n g ou t for l e t ­
t e r s this y e a r th a n e v e r b efore. T h e 
s p o r ts a re all p op u lar 
T h e s e c o n ­
s is t o f ten nis, b a sk e tb a ll, in door base- 
! ball, field hockey, s w im m in g , ca n o e ­
ing, a rc h e ry , and w a lk in g . A e s t h e t ic 
d a n c in g , a n oth er p op u lar re cr eation , 
is n ot allow ed a le tter , but m a n y s t u ­
d e n ts r e g is t e r for it.

p r o f e s s io n a l 

j o u r n a li s t i c 

f r a t e r n it y , 

T h e 

g ir ls w hose n a m e s 

ap p ea r 

On March 22, the M on d ay follow'- 

in g e x a m in a t i o n s , 

t h e r e w ill be a 

j o in t m e e t i n g o f t h e S ch ool o f J o u r ­

n alism . 

t h e U n i v e r s it y P r e ss Club, 

T h e t a S ig m a P hi, h o n o r a r y j o u r n a l ­

istic so r o r ity , a n d S ig m a D e lt a Chi. 

f o r t h e p u r p o s e o f h e a r in g an d d is. 
c u s s i n g p la n s r e la t iv e to th e c o m in g 
to 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f D ean W alter 
W illia m s o f t h e sch ool o f j o u r n a lis m 
o f t h e U n i v e r s it y o f M issou ri, w h o is 
s c h e d u led to le c t u r e h ere on A pril 6.
P o s t p o n e m e n t has b e e n m a d e o f 
the r e g u l a r m e e t i n g o f the S c h o o l o f 
J o u r n a lis m fo r t h e m o n th o f March 
on a c c o u n t o f t h e p r o x im it y o f e x ­
a m in a tio n s.

It is p la n n ed th a t s o m e sort o f e n ­
t e r t a in m e n t w ill be a c c o r d e d D e a n 
W'illiams by the s t u d e n t s o f j o u r n a l ­
ism d u r in g his s t a y h ere. P la n s w ill 
also be m a d e f o r h e lp in g in a f i n a n ­
cial w a y t o b rin g the lecturer t o A u s ­
tin.

It 

is p r o b a b le that d isc u ssio n w ill 
also be had a s t o a s p r in g t e r m e n ­
t e r t a in m e n t for t h e j o u r n a li s t s , and 
Us to the p r o s p e c ts f o r tne p r o p o sed 
trip o f t h e S c h o o l o f J o u r n a lis m to 
S a n A n t o n i o d u r in g t h e f ir s t w e e k 
in April f o r the p u r p ose o f h e a r in g 
th^ se ssio n o f t h e S t a t e A d C lubs 
and f o r t h e p u r p ose o f i n s p e c t in g the 
p lant o f a c ity daily.

Ceramics in Texas

Discussed by IVTNees 

At Chemistry Club

R. A. M c N e e s o f t h e B u r e a u o f I
E c o n o m ic G e o lo g y and T e c h n o l o g y 
a d d r esse d th e T e x a s C h e m i s t r y C lub 
T u e s d a y n ig h t on “ T h e C e r a m ic s I n ­
d u s t r y in T e x a s . ” He to ok u p in d e ­
tail th e m a n u f a c t u r e o f brick and v a ­
r io u s k in d s o f p o tt e r ie s . 
S o m e tim e 
b ack Dr. V in s o n s u g g e s t e d that t h e 
c e r a m ic s c o n d it i o n s o f T £ x a s by i n ­
v e s tig a t e d . Mr. M c N e e s has had th is 
w ork 
g iv e a v e r y fu ll d iscu ssion .

in h and , a n d w a s p rep are d to I 

T h e 

id e a o f h a v in g a c h e m is t r y 
“ s t u n t s h o w ” has b een u n d e r d is c u s ­
sion 
in t h e clu b f o r q u ite a w’h ile, 
an d a t th is m e e t in g it w a s d e c id e d to 
g iv e this e n t e r t a i n m e n t so m e tim e in 
th e 
so m e 
kind o f a social a f f a i r fo r th e club 
w e r e d iscu sse d .

A lso , p lans 

sp rin g. 

f o r 

Dr. S c h o c h w ill a d d r e ss 

th e club 

on March 26. H is le c t u r e wdll he a , 
v e r y in t e r e s t in g on e, and a la r g e au- ; 
d ie n c e sh o u ld be p r e s e n t to h e a r it.

— 

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Lubbock Hallites

Engage in Athletics

During Play Hour

i g a m es. 

in 

A p p r o x i m a t e ly 

Lubbock H all g iv e s, as a m ea n s of
re cr eation , a p la y h our on W e d n e s ­
d a y s and F r i d a y s from six to seven 
the e v e n in g . M iss E th e l 
o ’clock 
J a c k s o n o f San A n to n io h a s c h a r g e 
o f th e ex e r c ise s, which c o n s is t o f r e ­
lay races and all kinds o f c o m p e t it iv e 
IOO y o u n g 
w om en room a t {he d o r m ito r y , 
the 
num ber b e in g sufficiently la r g e to g iv e 
in ce n tiv e t o team rivalry . T h e te a m s, 
k n o w n a s the B e d s t a n d t h e Y ello w s, 
h a v e been d e s ig n a t e d . A f t e r 
t h e 
d a y s g e t lon ger. M iss J a c k so n p la n s 
to in tr od u ce b aseball and v o lle y hall, 
be 
and other g a m e s th a t can o n ly 
played by d a y lig h t. A t the end of 
the y e a r a cup w ill be g ive n to the 
sid e w hich 
the h ig h e st 
h a s m ade 
score in all the c o n te sts, and a picnic 
will be g iv e n t h e w in n e rs at the e x ­
pen se o f th e lo se rs

Registration For

Spring Expected To 

Be Four Thousand

R e g is tr a tio n a t the U n i v e r s it y at 
th e end o f the w in te r term sh o w e d I 
that 3 91 1 
s t u d e n t s a re e n r o lle d a?, 
the Main U n i v e r s it y a t A u s t in . Thi:- 
in c r e a s e o f 204 over r e g is t r y - J 
is an 
tion d u r in g the fa ll term . 
It is e s t i - J 
m a te d by the a u th o r it ie s th a t regia- j 
(r a tio n 
ter m , w hich 
b e g in s M arch 2 2 , will be w e ll ov er 
4 0 0 0 , as m a n y s t u d e n ts w h o w-ere 
f o r c e d to w ith d r a w at th e e n d o f the 
fall ter m on a c c o u n t o f poor s c h o ­
lastic s t a n d in g are e lig ib le to r e - e n te r , 
fo r th e sp rin g term

f o r the sp rin g 

G e n e v i e v e Groce. 

Mary B le d so e . 

D o r o t h y R eordan . 

A lic e Ballard.

a b o v e h a v e b een 

.selected fo r m e m ­

bership in T h e ta S ig m a Phi, n a tio n a l 

h o n o r a r y an d p r o f e s s io n a l j o u r n a lism 

f r a t e r n i t y for w o m e n . T h e f r a t e r n i ­

ty c o n s is t s o f s t u d e n t s o f j o u r n a lis m 

w h o are d o in g c r e d it a b le w o r k in th a t 

lin e, w h o w ork on s t u d e n t p u b lic a ­

tio n s , an d w h o e x p e c t to m a k e j o u r ­

nalism th e ir p r o f e s s io n .

Miss G r o ce 

is a se n io r , a stu d e n t 

o f n e w s g a t h e r in g an d w r i t i n g and 

o f ad' e r t isin g . 

S he 

is an 

issue e d ­

itor on t h e D a ily T e x a n , o n e o f the 

t w o e d it o r s o f the se n io r s e c t io n o f 

t h e C a c tu s and a m e m b e r o f the b u s i­

n e s s s t a f f , and has c o n t r ib u t e d to th e 

L o n g h o r n M agazine. 

S h e 

is a lso a 

m e m b e r 

o f 

th e U n i v e r s it y P ress 

C lub. 

T h e e x p e c t s 

to g o 

into a d ­

v e r t is in g and 

fic t io n w ritin g . Miss 

G r o c e is from D allas.

an d 

also 

M iss B l e d s o e is a s t u d e n t o f n e w s 
a 
r e p o r tin g , 
g a t h e r i n g 
.She is a c o n t r ib u t o r to the 
se n io r . 
L o n g h o r n , and 
is a s t u d e n t o f a d ­
v a n c e d w r i t i n g in the sch ool o f E n g ­
lish. S h e w a s e l e c te d to m e m b e r s h ip 
in S c r ib b le r s , T u e s d a y . M iss B le d ­
so e w ill Iregin w ork on a d a ily n e w s ­
p aper a f t e r h e r g ra d u a tio n . 
is 
from G o ld t h w a it e , and w r it e s fo r the 
p ap ers in M ills C o u n ty .

S h e 

in 

Miss R eo r d a n h ws been d o in g e x ­
ce lle n t w o rk 
w s g a t h e r i n g and 
r e p o r t in g and a d v e r t is in g , and has 
b e e n w r it in g a d v e r t is e m e n t s for A u s ­
tin m e r c h a n ts. She w a s f o r m e r ly a s ­
sis ta n t b u s in e s s m a n a g e r o f the D aily 
T e x a n . S h e is a m em b e r o f the U n i ­
v e r s it y P r e s s Club, and as such has 
b een w r i t i n g 
f o r t h e papers o f El 
P aso, h er h om e.
M iss B allard 

j u n io r stu d e n t 
is a 
o f n e w s g a t h e r i n g and re p or tin g, and 
m a in t a in s a w eekly colum n 
the 
B e e v i lle B e e o f B e e v ille , her h om e, 
ort t h e e d it o r i a l s t a f f o f w hich sh e is 
to w ork this s u m m e r . 
.She is se cr e- 
t a r y - t r e a s u r e r o f the U n i v e r s ity P ress 
Club, a n d is a m em b e r o f the s t a f f 
the C a c t u s . Miss Ballard will 
o f 
e n t e r t h e f ie ld o f c o u n tr y jo u r n a lism 
a f t e i h er g r a d u a tio n .

in 

Xi c h a p t e r o f T h eta S ig m a P hi w as 
in sta lled at t h e U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s. 
May 17, 1 9 1 9 , and the c h a p te r has­
b een active 
jo u r n a lis tic work 
sin c e th a t t im e . The a lu m n a e o f the 
organization h a v e g o n e in to jo u r n a l 
their 
is t ic w o rk 
g r a d u a t io n .

im m e d i a te ly a f t e r 

in 

T h e t a S i g m a Phi was o r g a n iz e d at 
‘ he U n i v e r s it y o f W a s h in g t o n , April 
8, 1 9 0 9 , an d t h e r e are now s e v e n t e e n 
tw o o th e rs to be 
c h a p te r s , w ith 
in ­
stalled so o n . 
T h e n a tio n a l c o n v e n ­
tion w ill m ee t at Madison, Wia., A pril 
28 to M ay I t h is year.

MEMORIAL FOR 

PROF. TRELEVEN 

BEING PLANNED

T h e B u s in e s s A d m in is t r a t io n st u ­

d e n ts plan to d e d ic a t e a m e m o r ia l at 

an e a r ly d a t e to th e m e m o r y o f Joh n 

E d w ard T r e l e v e n , wh*> up until h n 

d eath , J a n . 4, 1 919, w a s p r o f e s s o r of 

b u s in e s s a d m in is t r a t io n . A t p r e s e n t 

t h e re is n o d e f i n i t e p l a n a s to w h a t 

th* m e m o r ia l w ill be. said S p u r g e o n 

B ell, p r o f e s s o r o f B u - in e s s A d m in is ­

tr a tio n . 

j

in s t r u c t io n 

P r o f e s s o r T r e le v n w a- the a u th o r 
o f the e x e r c i s e s w hich are n ow used 
fo r 
in b u sin ess a d m in is­
t r a tio n . T w o v o lu m e s h a ve been is­
su e d , an d the third is b e i n g p rinted, 
and all w ill be used in the fu tu r e as 
t e x t s fo r th e s t u d e n t- 
in the school 
o f b u s in e s s o f the U n iv e r s ity .

lo o k 

f o l l o w . n g c o m m it te e was ap ­
T h e 
the m a tt e r of 
p oin ted 
to 
s e le c t i n g a 
su it a b le m em o ria l: Joe 
M oss o f A u s t i n , F ra n k B ass o f ( addo 
Mills and H u b e r t J o n * ' o f A ustin .

into 

le ctu r es. On A pril 

S e v e r a l noted s p e a k e r s will d e liv e r 
l e c t u r e s at th e Y. M. C. A. d u r in g 
th e sp rin g term , a c c o r d in g to a s t a t e ­
m en t g iv e n o u t by th e c o m m it t e e on 
p ublic 
I, a t 8 
p. rn., M a d a m e S la v k o G r o u itc h , w i f e 
o f the S e r b ia n m in is te r t o the U nited 
S t a t e s , w ill d e liv e r a 
le c t u r e on 
S erb ia. M adam e G r ou itc h is a noted 
s p ea k er arid has b e e n d e liv e r in g lee 
t i n e s t h r o u g h o u t t h e c o u n tr y .

in 

th** 

la ter 

speak. 

April C D ean W a lt e r W illia m s of 
the s c h o o l o f j o u r n a lis m in the U n i ­
v e r s it y o f M issouri, w ill ta lk. On 
A pril 
8 P r o f e s s o r F ra n k lin Gid 
d in g s o f C olu m b ia U n i v e r s ity , N e v 
Y ork C ity, w ill 
P r o f e s s o r 
is a v e r y n o te d so c io lo g ist 
G id d ing s 
A lso, 
.April. S ig m a Xi, the 
s c ie n t i f i c s o c ie t y , will e n g a g e a p r o m ­
in e n t s p e a k e r to talk at on e o f their 
la t t e r part 
m e e t in g s . D u rin g 
o f A pril. Mr. J. E. P ie r c e w ill d e ­
liver a le c t u r e on “ E a r ly Indian L i f e . ” 
M iss S t e lla S u r t l e f f , fo r m e r ly o f the 
e x t e n s io n d e p a r t m e n t , w ill le c t u r e on 
art so m e tim e d u r in g May. Dr. ( \ H. 
C u n n in g h a m o f 
f a c ­
u lty, un in t e r e s t in g lecturer, w ill talk 
on S o u th A m e r ic a . Dr. C u n n in g h a m 
fr o m o rg a n iz a 
o f te n a n s w e r s c a lls 
D ons o v e r the sta te to le c tu r e . T h e 
le c t u r e s in A u stin a re all u nd er the 
a u s p ic e s o f the c o m m it t e e on public 
brought 
le c t u r e s . The* 
se v er a l n oted sp e a k e r s t o A u stin dur­
in g the fall an d w in te r ter m s.

the U n i v e r s it y 

c o m m it t e e 

ACCOUNTING CLASS 

TO VISIT SANTONE

T w o D a ys Will Be Used for 
St u d y i n g M e t h o d s in C o m ­
me rc ia l Fir ms

The se n io r a n d ju n io r H a s s e s 

ii 

a c c o u n t in g will m a k e a n a n n u a l t r i p 

to Sun A n t o n i o im m e d ia te !) a l t e r tin 

e x a m in a t i o n s o f this term . T h e y will 

be a c c o m p a n ie d on tin* 

trip by Mr. 

d u c t th e m th r o u g h t h e 
la r g e s t nu i 
n ess f ir m s o f that c ity , in ord er that 
t h e y m a y stu d y the a c c o u n t in g pro 
g r a m s and p ro g ra m s o f m a n a g e m e n t 
o f those stores.

T h e c la sses, n u m b e r in g bi tw e en 
t w o and three d o zen b o ys an d girls, 
ii 
w ill be g o n e o n ly tw o day. . b *t 
that tim e will a cq u ire so m e ot 
thai; 
m o st v a lu a b le a c c o u n t in g woi k or 
th e yea r . 
y e a r will be the large.'! t h a t has eve r 
g o n e . 
L ast y e a r on ly t w e l v e m ade 
the trip.

T h e n u m b e r g o i n g 

th 

W’hile it i'* n o t c o m p u ls o r y , a- the 
s t u d e n t s h ave to p a y th e ir ow n e x ­
p en ses, the trip is a r e g u la r part of 
th e B. A. co u rse, and 
is u su ally 
tak e n a d v a n t a g e o f bv a m a j o r it y o f 
t h e s t u d e n ts

San A n t o n i o b u s in e s s 

f ir m s art- 
stud ied b e c a u s e San A n t o n i o as a cit) 
is know n fo r its p r o g r e s s iv e and live 
b u s in e s s m eth od s.

N O T I C E TO S T U D E N T S

In tr a m u ra l 

athletics 

has 

gone 

H um ification o f those who p a n ic -

th r o u g h 

an 

unusually 

prosperous 

i pa ted 

in 

the 

fre sh m an -sop h om ore

term d u r in g the last tw o and a half ,c la s s rush on March I w a s p ut under

m on th s. More m en than ever before ; w ay F rid ay afternoon w hen P ro fessor 
h ave c o m e ou t to the various snorts- 
m o r e e n th u sia sm has 
 m anifested 
by t h e p la y e r s th e m se lve s, since there dl^ pI,ne ’'oninuttee, at a m ee tin g of 
th° Parti°ip a n ts tailed to g eth e r in the 
w e r e p r a c tic a lly no f o r fe its, and a1- 

. 
’ t h a "'m a” u f 

i u d 
,. 

SP « W

, 

,

m ost no o rg a n iz a tio n s 

entitled 

to Law auditorium by Dr. Vinson, 

r e p r e s e n ta t io n who did not have 

Professor Bryant 

explained 

that 

t r a m s , an d m uch more attention h a, 
b een g iv e n to the schedu les by those 
n o t p l a y in g than hor h e w given in 
th e past. 

th. purpose o f th e meet in * w a . to Ke<
fllrtv r 

, 

.

.

 

.

for the i "VM’t l * * tio"
^ a i r and to start classification

f'' 

C om p etitio n Wa* Keen. 

' hose w ho took part 

in the rush

T h is e n th u sia sm has been well dc- 

.. 

the 

various 

se r v e d , sin ce 
h a v e b een w ell worth w a tc h in g At 
, . i . 
all t im e s co m p etitio n ran high, and 
no c o m p e t it o r k n e w w hen it m ight 
some 
lose 

In basketball 

its place. 

into
con tests seven groups, o n e for each m em ber

asse m b ly 

dividing 

the 

A l | ° f tho discipline com m ittee, which 

is

t 

, 

• i-
. 
° 

.

rofesaor J . M. Bryant,

°'jK':rma,! • Hr, D. B. C asteel, Dr. J. 

g o o d t e a m w o r k w as (Lev(doped, one or 

Henderson, P r o f e s s o r J. W. Cal- 

th e t e a m s sh o w in g up som e houn, Professor 

tw o of 
I. P. Hilderbrand, 
r e a lly fir st-c la s s s t u f f in spite o f the 1 Dr R. A. Law, and Mr. E. J. Math-
f a c t th a t th e y w e r e w orked up from 
m en w h o had no coach to take charge
! o f th e m . H andball d ev eloped q uite 1 

the com m ittee distributed 

ho,d the inform ation as

jew s, 

cards

Wer* 

,* * •,

.... 

•** 

. , 

„ 

. 

. 

, 

<i list o f sharks. W restlin g und box- *10 th(' |mrt “uch man 
m g u n c o v e r e d th e ir 
m en o f the c a lib e r which Would make 

stars, rustl

lists 

o f 

Men Qu*»tioued

in 

the

\ a i sit y m aterial 

goo*! 
in cast* inter- 
c o l le g i a t e m e e t s could be arranged.
B a s k e t b a l l M ost E x c i t i n g .

B a s k e tb a ll proved $he m o s t e x ­
the
o f them all. C o u n tin g 
c i t i n g 
a th ­
t h r e e d iv isio n s o f 
letics, 
inter-
the 
r o o m in g h ou se and in te r-d e n a r tm e n t 
lc a y u o s, a b o u t thirty-five? tea m s com- 

in te r - f r a t e r n it y , 

intram ural 

, 

, 

I 

. 

• 

I. 

The follow ing questions were put 

to each man and answered 
“ no” :

yes

ii 
I. W er t you a ctu ally engaged 
th** f resh m an -Sophomore fight at K 
C. Hall on March I?

Did you strike, or a tte m p t 
.’' L l l i v c , U t 
o b je c t 
' ‘ omdMi strike, a n yon e w-ith an 
i *

i ' l U V UU 

t t t t C l U I H

i i 

- , l 

i 

*-« 

1 

i 

* 

,

weapon reason ably ca lcu lated to in

ti
„

(C o n tin u ed on p a g e 4)
it_ 

 

3. 

Did 

you have 

any conncctio

him?

Education Building

To Be Dedicated

By Dr. Cubberley

tak e p lace on 

D e d ic a t io n o f the E d u c a tio n Build­
in g w ill 
tho cam pus 
F r id a y e v e n i n g , March 26, at 7 :30 
o'clock . 
It will be a special fea tu r e 
o f t h e sp r in g m e e t in g o f superin ten d 
e n t s an d p rin cip a ls from all parts o 

with taking ammonia to K. C Hall o 
u sing it there?

4. W ere you concerned in any wa 
in procuring fire ex tin g u ish e rs, or i 
ta k in g them to K. C, Hall, or usin 
them there?

5. Were you concerned in any wa 
with removing g u n s to K. C. Hall o 
in using them there?

6. Were you p resen t a t a meetin 
f o f the S oph om ore- held S a tu rd ay aft

ernoon, F eb ru ary 28?

W . S. S u t to n , dean o f the De pa rte 
the

, m e n t o f E d u c a tio n , will m ake 

I o p e n i n g ad dress. An 

ad dress by 
P r e s id e n t R. E, V in son will follow . 
T h e d e d ic a to r y sp eech will be deliv.
• red by Dr. E lw o o d P. D u b b e r l y . 
d e a n o f 
.it e d u c a t i o n a t 
t h e L elan d S ta n fo r d Jr. U n iversity o f 
(California.

t h e -cbool 

J. L. H e n d e r s o n , p r o f e s s o r of sec­
unda y e d u c a tio n , who has c h a r g e of 
th e c e r e m o n ie s , has arranged f or the 
e r e c tio n o f s e a ts b e t w e e n t he Library 
a n d E d u c a t i o n B u i l d i n g s f o r t he o c ­
c a si o n . A f t e r t h e d e d i c a t i o n service 
a n i n f o r m a l r e c e p t i o n will be held in 
I d u c a t i o n B u i l di ng , which will 
t he 
be o \ r n f o r i n s p e c t i o n to t h e public. 
S p e c i a l m usic will be p r ovi ded. 
I n ­
v it a tio n s are bein g sent 
p a r t:
o f the sta te .

P E N N Y B A C K E R ELECTS

Hearing* to Be Given.

I 

“ 

The in form ation cards also provid
r * - ' -
I n e U U U ! l i i a t i u i i 
sp, ce for rem arks hi e xp lan atr
• *
of details. P rofessor B r y a n t stab 
that the cards would first be used 
indicate those men know ing the mo
about the rush 
in g en er a l and th
these men would be called before ti
fu
committee 
m sh in g all the evidence n ecessa ry 
make the in vestigation com plete. Pr 
fessor B ryant also stated th a t anyoi 
who is to be penalized for h is part 
the rush w i ll b e given a h ea rin g I 
th** com m ittee before action is take 
Th* 
in vestigation will be conduct* 
so as not to in terfere with final e: 

for the purpose o f 

am ;r:i' ions.

SOCIETIES CHOOSE 

REPRESENTATIVES FOR

B c r n a d in e A pp leby Succeed* Helen* 
v o n K o e n n e r itz a* P r e n d e n t .

E V A N S CONTEST

S p u r g e o n Bell o f the .schor l of b u -i 

n ess a d m in is t r a t io n , w ho will con 

j the s t a te .

A tten tio n is called to the f o llo w ­
in g re g u la tio n , pag* 6 9 o f the c a t ­
a lo g u e :

“ S tu d e n t s are required to r e g is ­
in person fo r each 
ter ( ‘sig n u p ’) 
term of the session, 1919-20, 
a.**
fo llo w s: For the S p r in g Term on
M onday, March 22. 
T h o se who 
r e g is t e r a f t e r the a p p o in te d dab* 
w ill be required to pay a tune of 
three d o lla r s .”

c h ie f 

T h is rule ap p lies to all stu d en ts, 
old and new , re g u la r and special. 
to secu re 
Its 
p ro m p tn e ss on the p art o f e v e r y ­
body a t the b eg in n in g o f th e term 
N o e x c u s e v h o t > rec 

f ic a p ie d .

purpose 

It does not refer to a d d in g or 

d r o p p in g courses but to the 

t i l l i n g 

t o r 

o u t o f a p a r t i c u l a r c o r d 
t h i n 
jjurpottt'. Thus card m ay be had, 
by E n g in e e r s at D ean T a y lo r s «»r- 
IOT; by L a w stu d e n ts 
fice, E n g . B 
at Mr. S a n d str o m 's 
office, L. B 
I 0 6 ; by an y girl at M iss B e w l e y ’s 
office, M. B. 101; and by an> s t u ­
d en t a t the Reg; ;i r a r ’.- office, Ed. 
B. 101 No stud en t m ay “ sig n u p ’’ 
for another.

the sp rin g t 

A t its last r e g u l a r m eeting. Penny- 
b a c k e r D e b a ti n g Club elected *hc f o l ­
rn: 
low ir g officers f o r 
P r e sid e n t, B e m a d in* A ppleby of San 
A n t o n i o ; vice p resident, Mao Nether 
se cr eta ry , Ad cie H e n ­
o f L ared o; 
t r e a s u r e r , Ross 
d e r s o n o f W a eld e r; 
L e a g u e o f M a r tin d a le ; critic, Ruby 
D a n i e ls o f D a lla s ; reporter, Aula 
< *.>rbin o f S u l p h u r S p r i n g s ; narlia
m e n t a r ia n , Irene L o h m a n
A r t h u r .

Po

R e t ir in g officers art*: Helen von
K oe n n er itz o f A u s t in ; vice president, 
B e r n a d in e A p p leb y o f San A n to n io ; 
se c r e t a r y , Corinne S im pson of A u s ­
tin cr itic, Edith Sch neider o f 
San 
A n t o n io ; reporter Ethel M c K n i g h t <*f 
M ind en ; p a rlia m e n ta ria n , M ae Net 
z e r o f Laredo.

P H Y S I C S I E X A M S T O D A Y

S t u d e n t s w h o are t a k in g Physic* 
1.2A an d 1.3A w ill have 
t h e i r e x ­
a m in a t io n to d a y . This a rr an ge m en t 
w a s m ad e b e c a u se the above classes 
co m e a t 8 a. 
r n . , and no provision 
w as m a d e in th** ex a m in a tio n sch ed ­
The exam in a- 
ule 
j tio n s had to be g ive n b e fo r e the r e g ­
ular s c h e d u le so that there w ould not 

f o r th e c la sses. 

This week en d s 

the p re.im inary 
contests within the lite ra ry soc ietie s
ta kl

f.*r the se
p a r t m 
t h e 
I v;. * s prize, w h i c h c o n t e s t will be 
-hortly a f t e r term examina*
<t,.ged 

fin a l c o n t e s t 

t he 

I**?" 

in 

f-.-n ta t ive-, each 

\ ■ umber o f th e 

the w e e k and ch -c 

so c ietie s met
the i r 
•arly 
.society choos- 
r,.i 
The S p e a k e r s ’ Club m et 
lr.g two. 
Tuesday, ch o o sin g A dolph us Moor** 
and J’ u I McMahon. A t the regular 
m eetin g o f the A th e n a e u m Literary 
night, E. G.
s 
I Soyd, W. O. D aily, F. B. Loyd, and
II h. K ic era w ere se lec te d as rep­
resentative^ for th# s o c ie ty , su bject 
It *; ex* 
to 
riecteb that the re m a in in g societies 
their 
will make 

furth er elim in a tio n s. 

their se lec tio n s a* 

a y on T u e s d a y 

regal* ■’ m e e t in g s on S aturday.

rh(, w in n er o f 

the Evans prize 

* ach par­
contest w ill re ce ive $ 5 0 . 
TU1 * a
ticipant m ust p repare ai : 
*.ue.-*- 
f ift e e n -m in u t e sp eech on s- ti 
tion of 
o f 
Texas. T h e s e c o n t e s t s arc con d uct­
ed an nu ally and 
have h eretofore 
called forth m a n y good speakers to 
debate for t h e prize arid for the honor 

the p eo p le 

in te r e st 

to 

of their so c ietie s.

E. J. M A T H E W S , R e g is tr a r .

! be a n y con flict*.

 JIM AND HIS J O U R N A L

ST A FF FOR TODAY

Campus Poets

( C a ts).

I hear the cats o u t on the fen ce,
It seems to me they have no se n se , 
B ut still I k n o w that th ey car- sinK. 
B ecau se I've heard th eir m u s ic r i n g 
In the m idnight hour w hen I w ould 

prom the care* o f th e day s o m e rest 

fa in

obtain.

some rest

Another Shipm ent of New

have just arrived— youthful styles

The fabric is a very Aine, soft finish Worsted in 
Brown, Green and Dark Blue with a neat hair 
stripe.

T h e y 'r e p e rfe ct e x am p le s of 
th e best clo th es m ak in g , at

The “Strand/' a double breasted model as illustrate 
The “ Ritz,” a single breasted model, and every suit 
high-grade hand-tailored garment of fine all­
fabric.

E xtrem ely 

sm art and clever m odels o f 

the world’s 

fin** 

clothesm akers are here ready for you to take a peep, and » 

slip-on.

E. M. S carbrou gh & Sons

from cam pus 
P hone 4523.

LO ST— W ill the sophom ore who 
borrow ed my brown c o a t and vest 
a t 
in 
touch w ith m e at phone 879 ’ K. S. 
*5
Brown. 

freshm an recep tio n g e t 

the 

BILLIE W OLF h a s t he best parlor 
the 

in 
tow n. H ave you ev er seen 
H all o f F am e? 808 C ongress A ve.

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tive, T echnique. Modern 
specialized. 
studio. 
>991. 

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dances 
Phone 

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2107 S p eed w a y

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Ideal pen on step s o f Law B uilding, 
or nearby, on Thursday a ftern o o n . 
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S T U D E N T S — We 

lend K O DA K S 
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and DE-
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N ut?
| W ith Rich P erco la ted C ot- J 
ll 
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1002 C ongress

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Dentist

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S ilversm ith s, D iam ond Merchant!

T he H a llm a rk Store 

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6 2 0 Congress

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6 1 2 C olorado Street ( E lk * ’

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Catering Specially to Sororities, Fraternise*.
in General. Courteous T r e a r i n e n . 

Prompt Delivery.

Phones 865-866-867 

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CHAPEL NOTICE

A t Cha pe l ex ercises yesterday 

Mr. 

( a r r i e read C hrist’s 

story 

about how t he kingdom that Isaiah 

wrot e a b o u t w as to com e into th e

world.

The com ing o f the kingdom is 

a 

sure us the grow in g o f seed 

p l a n t e d in the fie ld . There I* a 

law b u c k of the spiritual fo r c e s 

t h u t is w orking to that end, ju st 

a s t h e r e is law back of the fo r c e s 

t h a t w o r k tow ard m aking the seed 

;prow. 

In a v e r y d e fin ite sense it 

c a n bn said that m an cannot stop 

either, n o r can he bring eith er 

about sooner than the law s g o v ­

e r n ...g th'* grow th perm it.

In the s ec ond place, the com ing 
is to be gradual 
of the k i n g d o m 
“ F irst the blade, 
ar d n a t u ra l . 
then the ear, then the full corn 
in th eear. The kingdom of God 
is an organism .

Mr. Currie w ill 

speak 

this 

m orning.

Morally, men fall on the ride 
toward which they learn, and 
there i? not on* but has his lean­
ings. A weakness should be 
guarded, fortified, changed to a 
strength so that if is no longer a 
point of fear. Robert P. Wilder 
says there are four steps 
in 
yielding to temptation: a look, 
a picture of the deed, a fascina­
tion and tYen a fall.

We should avoid the look and 
the picture in order not to feel 
its fascination and experience 
the fall. The man of strong 
character, lute one who is weak­
er, is only a bundle of habits. 
One has dirtied and made them 
good the other hasn’t. Direct 
your habits so that they will help 
you stand firm. It is they which 
'will tell whether you are chosen 
when that choosing time comes. 
—The Evening Missourian.

Cactus 

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G uadalupe S tr e e t — A quaint 

Tea Room, 

place 

th a t 

you w ill 

en jo y 

because it is d iffe r e n t. T h ere 

are m any adm irable fe a tu r e s to 

“ The C a ctu s”— th e Old E nglish 

and F lem ish sty le o f a rch itec­

ture, the hand-carved gab le, th e 

huge fir e p la c e ; but w hat m ost 
th* 
peals 
hom elike atm osphere and good 
hom e cooking.

g u ests 

its 

to 

is 

R egular m ea ls or a la carte. 
Service, 7 :3 0 a. rn. to 7 :30 p. rn. 
P rices m od erate.

Find our line of T oilet A rticles co m p lete in ev ery d eta il

T H E C O N V E N I E N T P L A C E

WAGNER CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY
C. G. W A G N E R , Prop.

Short O rders, Lunches, Ice Cream 
and Fountain Drinks

Stationery, C andy, C igars, C ig a rettes,
T ob accos, Etc.

2111 S p eed w a y 

W e a lw a y s carry a co m p lete lin e of groceries. 

p a y you to visit our store and g et prices. 
our business has proven our reliab ility.

It w ill 
T he grow th of 

2 5 0 1 -2 5 0 3 G uadalupe Street 

P h on es 967

O ne B lock North of U n iversity M eth od ist Church

 fi D A I L Y T I X A N

S T U D E N T S

H a v e y o u p u rch a sed y ou r

BATHING
SUIT

G L E E C L U B : All mon who ex ­
pect to go on the trip meet a t U n i­
versity Methodist Church Sunday j 
m orning a t 10:45. 

MANAGER.

H ISTOR Y 23: 

I shall probably
read some selections from w ar poetry 
today. A ttendan ce is optional.

T. W. RIKER.

N E W A R R I V A L S 

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All I
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; Satin Plain Strip Pumps, with Baby Louis heels 

* 

grown, 
sizes, $12.25. 
? pi 
J wrn Voles. $9.50. 

w • iv receiving daily new styles in all of th e latest
L eathers and Heels 

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SUNDAY CLUB M EM B ER S : Sign 
the b re a k fa st Sunday, 

fo r 
today 
March 21.

PU B L IC IT Y CHAIRMAN.

T a k e a look at ou r w in ­

d o w d isp la y w h e n you 

co m e d o w n .

scram 

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• » » » » »

S O C I E T Y

Mallie Jon es, Editor.

B ernardin e Appleby.

V o n S tr u v e -C U r k .

Miss P a rti ne Clark was m arried 
to A. W. von Struve, F riday, March 
12, at 9 o’clock. Miss Clarke was a 
freshm an 
the University. Mr. 
von S tru v e w as a form er U niversity 
s tu d e n t and a g ra d u a te of S. M. A. 
He is now 
the 
S tatesm an.

telegraph ed itor of 

in 

Fred Adams, IL IL A. 17, visited 

friend s on th e cam pus Friday.

H om er P resnall is unable to a tten d j 

classes becau se of a sprained ankle.

The g ra n d president 

of Kappa 
Alpha T h eta sorority, who was e x ­
pected this week, has postponed her 
visit un til M arch 28.

Miss F a ith Adams will spend the 

week-end in Waco.

Dr. A. C. Seisor of San Antonio is 
spending the week-end w ith his son, 
“ D r.” Ed, at the Chi Phi house.

Miss Jea n e tte 

Jenkins has been 
called to b er home in Dallas on 
ac­
count. of the death of ber u nc l e , Mr. 
Hickey.

Miss Polly Doutbitt is -pending the 

week with home folks.

N orm an A nderson is ill at his home 

in San Antonio.

See Our Window 
Displays Today

 

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In Methuselah s Home Town they proba­
bly wouldn t appreciate our show ing of these 
Sm art New Spring Suits for young men but 
in a live 
town like ogfft they hit 
the young chaps right square in the eye and 
i t s simply a case d lev** at first -ight \vrith 
them.

\ a* \-dty 

Snappy form fitting styles featuring the 
new “hy-line waist effect in both single and 
double breasted hand-tailored models now 
ready.

It isn’t to** early to plan now—EASTER 

SUNDAY IS APRIL ITH.

S p r i n g H a t * , S p r i n g S h o t ,,
S p r i n g N e c k w e a r and

Everything a man 
wears—day or night.

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6 1 6 ( OMu »1£S8(A vKNU&

Miss Mary B a rb o u r Tuylor will 
spend next week-end at h er home in 
W eatherford.

EXAM S WILL NOT

STOP TRACK WORK

Mrs. H. VV. H a rp e r 

e n tertain ed 
in 
with a tea on F riday a f te rn o o n 
honor of h e r guest, Mrs. Rush N or­
v e l t of B eaum ont.

Mrs. W. 

ll. Stark, who has been 
re­
relatives, has 

visiting Austin 
turned to h e r home in Orange.

Miss C onw ay o f Louisville, Ky., is 

the guest of Mrs. A. A. Stile.

during 

T rack work will be continued ai; 
examination week. 
usual 
While it is adm itted that sometimes 
a stu d en t would like to put the time 
he spends on trac k in cramming for 
Eco. I or Math., still athletic auth or­
ities m aintain th a t a little exercise is 
essential, especially at such a time, 
that 
and 
they consequently believe 
\ arsity 
no 
sports should be perm itted.

activities 

let-up 

in 

in 

Coach J u n e a u announced to all of

a — ■Ii

his try-outs yesterday th at he expect­
ed them to come out and th a t from 
now on absolute regularity in work­
ing would be required. This is two- 
deied imperative by the fact th at a 

meet is expected for April I and the 
men can not possibly hope to be in 
the 
they are out on 
shape unless 
field every afternoon next week.

Have you seen the “Sw eet­
this 
ies”— then 
w eek’s bill of Vaudeville at 
Majestic.

d o n ’t miss 

C . & S .

Sporting Goods Co.

704 Congress 

Austin, T exas

$ 1 0 P R I Z E

O FFE R E D

The ex ecu tiv e com m ittee 
in c h a rg e of the p rep a ra ­
tions for the celebration to 
be given by the citizens o f 
Austin on April 20 and 21 
offers a prize of $1 0 for 
the best nam e to be given 
the celebration, w hich 
is 
to be an annual affair.

AU a n sw ers must be in 
at the office of R. S. Robin­
son, secretary, 701 Scar­
brough Building, by six 
o ’clock Friday afternoon.

Phone

1 - 7 - 1-1

W R IG H T A U T O SERVICE

“S w e e tie s ” at M ajestic to­

home in G randview between term s

Miss Gladys Flamson will visit her 

d a y — you must not miss it.

TH E T E X A S B A R B E R 

Invites You

hospital.

(S tu d en t Owned 

Institu­

SH O P

tion )

D allas C. Johnson, Prop.

Miss Marion K naur ha> withdrawn 
from school and re tu rn ed to h e r home 
' in Denison.

Rev. Jac k so n IL .Cox of M onterey, 
Mexico, is visiting hi- sons, W. L. and 
H. R Cox. in the University.

Dewitt N eighbors is iii at P. & S. 

Clothing Made to M easure

A. J. GERJES

1610 Lavaca St. 
YOUR M O N EY ’S W ORTH 
EVERY TIME

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“ T W EN T Y -O N E Y EAR S’ EXPERIENCE”

DRISKILL HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP 

MRS. FRITHIOF SCHNEIDER 

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| SPECIAL ATTEN TIO N TO UNIVERSITY S T U D E N T S 
| L adies’ Entrance Next Door to Lobby. G e n t l e m e n ’s E n ­

trance, Inside Lobby 

i B ody-M assage, Electrical Face and Scalp I r e a t m e n t , Hair- 

D ressing, Shampoo, Manicuring, Turkish, S u l p h u r a n d 
Salt Baths; Artesian W ater. E yebrow A rc h in g .

I Ph ones 1802 a nd 4 4 8 0 

Next Door to Lobby j
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THROUGH

Have vour shoes

R e - M a d e
G E O . R . A L L E N

by the shoe expert

24th and Guadalupe St.

Phone 4597.

a l l l o v e r s o f b e a u t y
A L L S E E K E R S OF G I F T S 

Ar* 

I n v i t e d to ( 'all at

T H E G I F T S H O P OF AUSTIN
Where they will find many a ttra c ­
tive lines, including

fine. Pictures 
Cordova Leathers 
Bt nod Mirrors Decorative I ex til vs 
Kalo Silver 

Antique Furniture I 
I

G i f t N o v e l t i e s 

The “ C hatter Box” with Julian Tannen a w a i t s y o u r a p p r o v a l 

A N N O U N C E M E N T

at M ajestic V audeville.

Mr. Charles H 
Women*!

A otice— Om 
w e a r Stu b " is 
not st rtf gain 
— then da sa t( 
o f this beauti I

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The CO-OP

“ At a L ittle M ore T h an C o st”

TH E FO R M A L O PEN IN G

— O F—

JOHN C. TOWNES BIBLE CHAIR

W ill T ake P lace 

— A T —

THE UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH

S u n d a y l l O ’clo c k

Dr. J. B. Gambrel^ President of 

the Southern Baptist 

Convention, W ill D eliver the A ddress

Dr. F. S. G ron er, B a p tist S ta te S ecreta ry
W ill Speak at N ight

RECEPTION S A T U R D A Y EV EN IN G
7 :3 0 -1 0 O ’Clock 

Short A dd resses and R efreshm ents

you seen the “ S w w e t i e s ” — -then d o n ’t miss this w e e k ’s 

H a v e
of Vaudeville at M ajestic.

l a m o Ice Cream

rile BEST ICE CREAM—In 14 Delicious Flavors
A T YOUR D E A L E R ’S OR

ALAMO INDUSTRIES

JOO Congress A venue

Phone 5 2 4 3

Citizens State Bank

Only S ta t e Guaranty fund Bank in Austin, Texas. 

The Bank with the Chime clock.

Courtesy, Accuracy, and Service Assured.

P resident 

Albert W. W ilkerson, 

Vice Pres, a n d Cashier
E ldred McKinnon,

I^eo K uhn, Assistant Cashier.

F lo w .r , T . U f r . p h e d E v * r y w b * r * a n d D * liv « r y y G u « r * n t» « J

“Say It With Flowers"
Through

H I L L Y E R S

FOOTWEAR

— O F—

QUALITY

STY LE

D U R A B IL IT Y

ECO NO M Y

— these qualities are e m ­
bodied in our spring offer­
ing of Pumps, Ties and 
Oxfords.

W hen you buy a smart 
shoe, you w onder, W ill It 
No need to ask 
W e a r? 
yourselves 
this question 
for w e 
about our stock, 
guarantee you lasting ser­
vice.

And another m atter for 
consideration: Our Price
Is Right.

THE NOVELTY 
SHOE COMPANY

800 Congress. A bove 
W o o lw o r th ’s.

Before you start studying for 
that final e x a m for M onday go 
to the M ajestic V aud eville and 
refreshen your mind with so m e­
thing humorous.

EXCELSIOR MEAT 
MARKET

ALL KINDS OF MEATS 
Only cold storage in the city 
Phones 626 and 726

Patton’s Union Market

Patton and Sawyer, Props. 

DEALERS 

IN 

FISH AND 

OYSTERS OF ALL KINDS 
Also Fruits and V egetables 

Chaa. Sawyer, Mgr. Ph. 213
Prompt Delivery 
116 W est Sixth Street

Let's all go to the M ajestic 
V a u d ev ille today. 
You will 
find a treat aw aitin g your ar­
rival.

Q U A L IT Y MILLS

The Hom e of 

“ A ustin M aid” and 
“W h ite D o m e” Flour 

Cream of Cora, High- 

G rade M eal and Mill 
Products

Austin, T exas

W H O R E T U R N S YOUR 
FILMS THE QU ICK EST? THE 
ST U D E N T S PH OTO CLUB, OF 
COURSE.

MCKEAN, EILERS 
COMPANY

W holesale Dry Goods, 
Notions and Furnishing 

Goods

321-323 Congress Avenue

I<06 Lavaca Street 

Phone 160

J J OU Colorado St, F u s t Uoune North of G overnor’s M ansion 

j

 MA JE S T IC T H EATRE

TH IS W E E K ’S VAUDEVILLE BILL

A Pronounced Success 

R e c e p tio n and Receipts

Your LAST CH ANCE to See It

M A T IN E E A ND NIGHT

It 
T h e S h o w S u p r e m e is t h e r e — a l l you have to do .» reserve • | 

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ticket.

ert Spalding

American Violinist

Andre Benoist, Accom panist
Hancock Opera House

W E D NE S D A Y EVENING, MARCH 17

Auspices and Supported by the Chorus of the Amateur 

Choral Club, Under the Direction of Mrs. Jourdan 
W. Morris; Mrs. Claud Ma tthews, Accompanist

Tickets on Sale at Phonograph Shop and at Bledsoe s

Prices, 50c, $1, $1 50, $2, Plus War Tax

The 50c tickets are unreserved and will not be on sale 

until the evening of the concert at the Opera House. All 

other seats are reserved.

Vaudeville, Vaudeville, of the Big Time Interstate calibre at 

Majestic today.

For the Best in H om e-B ake d Pies 
and Cakes and Jelly-Rolls,

Call 1-0-1-6 for

THE CAPITOL BAKERY 
2409 G u ad al u p e 
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PHONE 18.59

If you t h in k t h a t th e clo th in g prices are high just ^ 

to buy G la s s w a r e — F u rn it u re— C arpets— Cotton Shirt, 

or m ost any old th in g— U S E F U L or LUXURY CLa& 
— C om pare th e p u rch a sin g pow er o f Uncle Sam’s ^ 

ling— U S E F U L or LUXURY rn

o f 1914 w ith h is 49c d ollar o f to d a y — then come on and 

buy your

Surirhj Irani sun

T H E

P A I L )

T E X A N

AMUSEMENTS

MAJESTIC P R O G R A M

\ fame system o f publicity as that of 

the University of Texas?”

O th e r I n s titu tio n s W a n t P lan s.
“ So far as I know, no other uni­
versity or college has 
its publicity 
work organized along the lines that 
are followed by 
the University of 
I have received letters from 
Texas. 
the University of Illinois, University 
of Virginia, and other institutions of 
higher learning, asking for inform a­
tion in regard to the method ot car­
rying on publicity work here.

C l i p p i n g B u r e a u M a i n t a i n e d .

“ In addition to the publicity work, 
the office of public lectures and pub­
licity operates a clipping bureau for 
the benefit of young women .students 
who are working their way through 
the University. The proceeds of this 
bureau go to these student clippers, 
and any surplus 
that may be ob­
tained is deposited in the office of 
the auditor of the University as a 
time 
student 
there are nine students employed as 
clippers in the bureau."

loan fund. At 

this 

FORMER CACTUS ED HERE

W illia m s S a y s T h a t Teitas E n g in e e r s 
A r e B e st in T am p ico.

TO D A Y ONLY

TOM MIX
“THE FEUD”

IN

A Typ ical Mix Dram a of 
the Great Outdoors

Today, matinee 

night: 
Vaudeville, featuring Julius Tan­
ner) in “The Chatterbox."

and 

q u e k n p r o g r a m

Today, last time 

Tom Mix in

“ The f eud.”

I lf

H A N C O C K

G R E A T INTEREST IN 

I NT RA M U RA L S S H O W N 

- D U R I N G LAST TERM

(Continued from page I)

Albert 

.Spalding, the American 
violinist, ar,d Andre B e n o it, ac­
companist, V “dnesdav 
evening, 
March 17.

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fratern ity 

In addition 

work ^
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int,, the play lm r ^ 

M a n y M e n Take P a r t . 

 Mr. williams was editor of 

t o u r n a m e n t s themselves 1 organizations down town.

with °f about three weeks. Men in these good position there.

the
 between halves C e t u s in 1916. He is a member of
and before civie the Sigma Nu fraternity.

T ‘T 'S ‘ f lied ’every " T e r n ™ " ! and ‘ Helves, which extended over a period neering. he states, for him to secure a 
a ways 
there are fo u r of these with , 
..nee 
four men to each. a t least ^fif > men 
must ge 
lh, 
is a highly conservative number, m e , 
hallball 
called out only about thirty men, 
allowing for the ones who must have ! 
been eliminated in the struggle for msut have engaged in work which, Members of the Faculty Club and 
representation, while directly in line with intramural th<eir families will have a social meet- 
class of 
this inp, at the y M. C. A. tonight. The 
to 
fifty does not seem at all too high, work, still will contribute 
Cross country did not attrac t so later. These were oven who came out officers who were elected in Janu- 
the track ary wju ^ installed. Refreshments 
served. The meeting is not 
parallel bars, etc. 0f a business nature, but is merely 

many. A class of about twenty men regularly and worked on 
worked out regularly during the fall j or in 
and winter terms, but most of these rope 
were freshmen who were required to Adding these men to the total num- a socja l function.
be out for P. T. and who consequent- ber of those who came out f or intra- ------ _____------------------------- — -------
murals, at least 450 men must have 
ly did not care to enter the inter.
engaged in athletic work other than 
Varsity, and required physical train­
ing classes.

FACULTY CLUB M E E T S AT Y.
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the gymnasium with weights, wijj 
skipping, 

College-Wits 
Contest Number

these, many men 

to 

plated, and allowing these an aver-
rn i age of eight men apiece to get into
.how*

a mollerate b a l a t e 

2K0 men engaged in the game.

Besides these, it is certain that a 
number more must have worked out 
• with the teams who did not get into 
the games. These would easily swell 
the total number of players to 300.
iri« im,ii iiuiiiw' i 
For work in which there „ no 
p e rt of making a letter, this i. n 
a bai mim ,er o con e t a n a b i

j v- 

i 

It is 

impossible to est,m at, 

l
the 

number of handball worker*. The t i * . 

departm ent race. Actually entering 
the run were about fifteen men.

M a t a n d R in g In c lu d e d .

Boxing and wrestling came in for 

Dave Williams, B. S. in Archsee* 
Because of ture, *16, now an architect in Tam-
is visiting on 
the campus. He
th at the graduates of the Uni-

their share of attention.
the t o u r n a m e n t s which were held and pico, 
says 
the prizes which were offered, about 
' f i f t y men came out for these sports, versity of Texas hold the best engi-
j Thw|(i n m workef| r,.Kularly 
three neerinu position, in Tampico and that
. ^ # g00() deg, of they give the greatest satisfaction. It
is necessary for a man to say only 
3,jrted out that he is a graduate of the Un.ver-
 Department „f E „gi-

# ^ ( , 
t y was sh.iwn 

iluring the prac- 

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A fter having been discontinued for: 

the war, 

the duration of 
the cus­
tom of the Y. M. C. A. to send out 
cards to all of the men and boys of 
the''University has been revived. The 
is divided 
University vicinity 
into 
twelve districts so 
th a t all can be ' 
reached easily. These cards contain 
advice to the students and also a

scripture reference for each 4 
the week.

W i l l you miss that 
a w a i t s you a t Majestic

W e REBUILD 

It P a y s to do it Heath W»

92 3 Congress Avenue 
C o rn er Tenth

M. B. ISE KRE)

( F o r m e r l y R e igler’s )

QUALITY ISE KREAM

— A N D —

University Brick in Orange and White

P h o n e 2811 

301 W est Sixth Sire

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T h e B e g i n n i n g s o f the Christian Chn reb. T. T.* 

8 :0 0 . U n iv e r s ity B a p tist C hurch Education Hail.
P rofessor 0 . P. CaM^

The beginnings of Christianity as a life and a 

of 
and the history of its spread to the Gentile world will be stu ie 
Book of Acts as a basis ami with special reference to the pi- 
they f it in historically.

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In addition to acquaintance with one of the world * 

ties, one will get a historic insight into the way the . • > e 
nade.
1145. T h e Social M essage o f Jesus, Moo'•

T . T . S., 8 :0 0 . T e x a s Bible Chair.

P rofessor F. L. A * ® 

This tu rn s out to be a study of social principles 

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)f wisdom, personality and idealism.

130s. 

T h e L i t e r a t u r e o f th e Old T e s t a m e n t 

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U n iv e r s ity Y. M. 0 . A. 

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Emphasis is

A study of the Old Testam ent as L i t e r a t u r e , 
the literary forms, and u p o n the three e l e m e n t s . 
and Prophecy. Lectures, assigned readings, testa, a 

131s. 

E a r ly E x p a n s io n o f th e C hristian X 
F., 10:00. U niversity Y. M. I •

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P r o f e s s o r H i ' j i w g . , ,

The early expansion of the Christian movement 
religious and social life of the Mediterranean v>o? 
Pauline Letters will be used as sources. Lecture 
tests, and papers.

132a. 

Social C h r is tia n ity . M. VV. 

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Church o f C hrist, 19th St. and Urn verdi*
P rofessor C h a r l e s h .
A careful study of the social principles taught in ■' 

of the attitude of the chun h •»

by Jesus, with a survey 
succeeding periods.
133s. 

Old T e s ta m e n t Introduction. 
versity Church of C hrist, 19th St. anti t i 

M. W.

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P rofessor C h a b u k

History off the Hebrew canon with study in rn 1 

ineness and integrity of the books.

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im m atu re b u t ea rn est com positions I n a 
^ te a t n atio n al m agazine.

T h e cover design is a fair sa m p le of 
how u n so p h isticated are th ese m o d ern 
stu d en ts.

U n so p h isticated —helll T h e y 're u n ­
principled y o u n g devils. A bsolutely no 
restraint. T h e y o u g h t to be su p p ressed 
— n ot encouraged.

A nd gosh ! T h e w ay th ey talk ab o u t 

girls.

T h ey kiss a girl w ith ab o u t as m uch 
shy reserve as you w ould feel picking up 
a fat lad y ’s b u n d le in a stre e t car.

A nd drink! W h y you w ould th in k 
prohibition had d riv en all th e joy o u t of 
th eir lives - taken th e edge o u t of college, 
as you m ig h t say. T h ere, we th o u g h t 
u p a joke all o urselves.

Say, b u t th e kids are clever.
T h e re ’s so m eth in g ab o u t th is w it of 
y o u th th a t gets you—a fresh n ess —a n 
irresponsible sparkle— so m eth in g of the 
w ild, u n tram m elled , devilish jo y o u sn ess 
th a t older m en feel w hen th e y slip off 
in to th e w oods for a holiday.

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W e c a n ’t describe i t — b u t n o th in g ju st 
issue of JU D G E was ever 
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W e ’ve cau g h t on the w ing the essence 
of th a t glorious, elusive so m e th in g th a t 
m ak es old m en long 
for one blo re 
golden h o u r on the cam pus— for th e free 
tru e-h ea rted jollity of th e d ays w hen 
good fellows got to g e th e r—for th e cy n i­
cism th a t w as hap p y , th e w it th a t d id n ’t 
stin g , th e oath th at d id n ’t curse, 
th e 
sin th a t d id n ’t soil.

A nd art! T h ere are at least th irty - 
nine different schools of art born in this 
issue.
All 

th e reg u lar JU D G E featu res of 
jo k e s— 

course—W a lt M ason— foreign 
th e th eatre— “ Bad B reak s”.

A re you reading th ese “ Bad B reak s” ? 
T h e y are gTaat—a d o llar’s w o rth of 
la u g h s in th is one dep artm en t.

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