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Constable E. Lafe Young, former 
chief of Austin police defectives, 

will be tried in the Travis County 
court W ednesday in connection with 

K elly, M ahon, Raym er and 
S led g e Chosen

B ell, G am bill, H am ilton. Hart, a chare,, o f aggravated assault grow 
| ing out o f the shooting of David 
the 
, Crawford, senior student in 
| University, on Halowe’en eve.
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1 will announce ready for the trial. 

It is understood that both parties 

Q U I PRIZES AWARDED

Following the shooting of Craw-
M en Chosen W ill Compoae U n i-! ford a petition asking for th e dis-
missal of Young was circulated. The

v ersity ’a Four V arsity D e­
bating Team s

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the city 

Copeland 

petition was referred by 
council to J. D. Copeland, commis- j 
sioner of police, 
ducted an investigation during which I 
time Young was suspended from tho c h e r ;s h e d L ;v e 0 a k s W i|l Be L ieutenant G overnor T. W . Da 
s p a r e d , C o m m itte e R eports 
force. However, the officer was ox- 
onerated and re-enatattd at the end, 
of the investigation by the commis- 
sione/. 

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Crawford su ffered a bullet wound j building> which is to be erected on
in his leg, when officers in terfere d . the northwest corner of the cam-1 
with a «roup of students said to have ^
been in the act o? greasing a street, I oon 
car track as a H alowe’en prank. 

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Problem s to Be Met Gov 
ernor D eclares in
Speech
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B y G enevieve Aron

As a result o f the final contest for 
representation on the University in­

tercollegiate debating team, Tuesday 
night, "he following eight men were 
selected to comprise the four teams: 

Cactus Makes Excellent Showing 

In All American College Annual
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I 
Selections Recently Announced 
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in- been tbe subject of so much com-j 

that cherished live oaks, which have

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Walter Camp’s All-American fo o t­

architect, 

| gg^bert M. Greene, 

 ftre nearinp completion, and as M 
tbey have been finished bj 
the 
— building committee of the Board of I 
Regents will advertise in the various j 
] papers of the State for construction j 
I bids.
1 Tuesday morning the 
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com m ittee

Athletic Council Considers 

Question Of Football Coach 

But Makes No Final Decision

DR. U R I LECTURES

vidson la Alae Sworn

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Jim H art, M ember of 
F ootb all C om m ittee,
Is A b sen t

I RepublicanjM iii o f C o n serv a tiv e 

M o ld W ill B e A d o p t e d , 
Speaker Declare, 

B y Leon Radoff 
,.r „nMientious work on the part
of the f ootball com m ittee that must 
, , sari|y b . slow, with a definite
: crystallized object in view, la all that 
 reported.” This was the com-
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“To understand the tendencies iii ment of L Tbeo Bellmont late Tues- 
time, we ^ n jght after the adjournment of 
Germany at the present 
must 
readjustments fbe athletic council without having 
which have taken place in the poli-j taken any action on the question of 
It is necessary to appointing a football coach for the
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By E l i z a b e t h B o y k i n 

realize 

the 

situation. 
the governm ent critically, 

yet university.

inability 

in Germany,” ^ee 

gim e,” said Dr. M. VV. Graham pro­
fessor of Government in the Uni­
the
versity, in his lecture on “ Republican- otber two members o f the commit- 
jsj Key an(j Ben Brown, 
ism and Monarchism 
are
at the Y. VV. C. A. Tuesday after- j ^ pr0p0se anything 
given as the causes for the failure
noon. 
action 
Tribal ftnd f or tbo postponment of any fur- 
the Teutons 
leadership was in no 
the m atter 
tary but was decidedly elective, and until the council meets again next 
monarchism of the recent type 
Germany is very modem 
German8,” said Dr. Graham.

“ Elective monarchism is as old as ()f tht, counc:i to tak* 

sense heredi- ther consderations of 

G ymnasium Fund D iscussed

in j Tuesday.

themselves. 

definite 

any 

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to 

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T races U n ification

w ithout sentim ent against the old re ! Absence of Jim Hart, one o f 
three members o f the football com­
m ittee, and the 

of 

the

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th(' scvi-r‘‘st mau>!ura' cere‘ View 

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monies in years, Pat M. N eff was
 
U- r sworn sn as governor and T. W.
“ lieu,ena*t *0Ternor
Tuesday at noon. Before the as-
i gambled Senate and House of Rep-
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Chief Justice C. 
th(. 

un o f 

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administered th,, oath o f

S u p r , 
Supreme 
of-
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governor

tered to the 
lieutenant 
and then to the governor.

Immediately at noon the m essen­
ger of the Senate announced at the
, | ] bar of the House, the appearance of
Speak„
th(,n or(k.r„ i the sergeant-
t0

the Scnator, 

Senators 

escort 

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Both VV. ll. holts, 

entitles, and appeal to student 
entitles, and appeal to student in- been the subject of so much co m -1 rf>(mUti 
terest. Texas took first place in the m e . , t sinc, the proposal to erect th e i r 
Special Feature Section rn the d m - : m,„ buUding in the north-west corn 
sion of D istinctive Ways of Endear- J , , r 0f the campus, are to be spared
. 
ing College Days. Second place 
chairman of
Cover Designs w ent to the (’actus, < ^be buiHi*’*’' committee, and Lutcher 
The qualifications were: dignity be- stark, another member of the corn- 
fitting high character of the Ameri- J mittee state that the exact time for 
can College Annual, and attractive- advertis:ng for bids is as yet uncer j
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nesx of design aud color 
H on, reflecting the ap.nt of 
book. The Cactus 
second place in the division o f Sec- bas designed many important build- 
tion Heads. The Cactus was also jng S over the State, the most nota-1 
is the Scottish Rite;
mentioned in the Snap Shot Section, b]e 0f which 
the Beauty Section, and the S p e c ia l> Dormitory at Austin.
Feature Section. 

the ity WIth which Mr. Greene can fin lab 
.received his p8rt o f the work. Mr. Greene ] 

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This first AlLAmerican College 

Annual was published by the Am- *1111*1X00 PU (I I ft C 
erican College Annual Association 
at Chicago. J. R. Zimmerman was 

managing editor of the publication, j N I E DF NEW MW
■ I T I IUDS S M 

High O fficia ls P resent

their allotted seats in the House.

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Then the governor and lieutenant 
governor were announced. A joint 
H ouse-Senate Comm ittee 
escorted 
the two executives to the front, fol- 
, lowed by Adjutant General Barton 
and Brigadier General Hutchings, as 
the governor’s military escort, state 
department heads 
state higher 
for-

He traced the gradual unification 
of Germany under the Holy Roman 
Empire, the rise of feudalism, and 
the foundation of a federated union 
in 1871. The German Empire car­
ried over all ideas of feudal monar­
chy, which was reasserted time and 
again by the Hohenzollerns. Ger­
many at last found herself a monar­
chy or, more specifically, a polyar­
chy, for every state 
the union 
was a small monarchy. Few con­
liberal
cessions were made to the 
local 
tendencies beyond superficial 
ality o f reading tTie returns o f t h e . aelf_govem m ent. Then revolution- 
as then called and upon the request ary ideajj fntered in from the East 
in 
'rhe i practical overthrow, of the Kaiser’s 
republic 

j court officials, 
and presidents o f the 
educational 
rn 
was
o f Speaker Seagler, the Rev. Burk* a^d military reverses 
Culpepper 
election as verified recently by the
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in joint session
House and Senate 
“American Interscholastic Citizen- wag th<?n (.ompieted,

“A m erican Intercholastic C iti­
zenship L ea g u e’* T itle of 
N ew Body

government. The 
was inaugurated.

lh ‘ newlv Pn,m ot 

institutions. The 

resulted 

offered 

prayer. 

liberal 

Notic 

that 

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IN FIELD DF RESEIGH

N ational Council Lists Ten Ex- 
p e n d e n ts From T ex a s and 
Six From A . & M. 
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connection
in the latest Bulletin of the Nat- whatsoever with the University In- 
is contained _in
i^ued 

iona! Research Council sent to F. F.. I ^ s c h o la s tic 
Giesecke, head of the E n g in e e r in g ^ * ^oIlow,n* ^ a tem e et 

I ship Lea;nu ” has no 

league 

the Extern ion Departnsen 
-Th,. Extension Council 

Research Division of the Bureau o f I 
Economic Geology and Technology, University of T exas 
are listed over ten experim ents made necessity o f calling the attention o f 
this bureau. This exceeds b y ; th® P“blic Senerally to The fact that
by 
t h e 
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four the number sent rn by A. ‘ u n iversity Interscholastic League— a 
M. the only other Texas school fO i^y-sion 0f the Bureau of Extension
n o w being I 
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p r o p e r -1 o r . , meted i n Texas calling itself the 
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w o r k .
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I n t e r s e h o l a r t i e ; 
T h . term 
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“For awhile the new governm ent 
The lieutenant governor was then bun^ on a very slender thread as
sworn in. A fter 
par^jes jn power were divided, 
which he emphasized as the m ost im- but a resbuffijng 0f forces brought
two ftbout a Con8tituent Assembly with
a wide mandate from the people. 
In the interval that has passed states 
rights have weakened, and state re­
publicanism has replaced state mon­
archism,” continued Dr. Graham.

a ’ ■ years, the working out of measures
t h e , for , he eonstruetion c f a at.te-w ide
the highway system. 

Lieutenant Governor S p e .k .

problem of the next 

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“ I heartily recommend 
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M onarchism Not Prospect

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“The paramount question now
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d o
T h e 
t o
t h o u g h t o f 
the rule o f the Junkers, and they

s t r e n g t h 
r e p u b l i c a n i s m 
p e o p l e 
G e r m a n 
r e t u r n i n g 

 w i t h 
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m o n a r c h i s m 
G e r m a n y .
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Major T. Bell. Lawton Gambill,
Jam es Hamilton, James Hart, Henry sport world, but the All-American
S. Kelly, George Mahon, Felix A. College Annual Is quite an mnova-
Raymer, W. T. Sledge. This was lion in the ranks of publications

ball team is not a novel idea in the 

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Camp in his ’22 selections cast his

also the occasion of the awarding of
th e John E. Quaid p rize. in d eb at-j eye over the Southwest long enough
.. o , to see three T exas men that he gave
ing. F elix Raymer 
the I hon(irablc m en tion . the Cactus fared
first prize of $75, Lawton Gambill better m tbe All-College Annual,
the second prize of $50, and James recejving two first places, two sec-
ond places ana one third place, be-
Hamilton the third prize of $25. 
several

A large crowd of U niversity Btu-I sides being mentioned 

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received 

in 

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auditorium 

The Cactus received 

dents and town people were pres- other selections.
first p act 
ent at the debates, which were held 
in the 
in the selection of title page. The 
the Law 
Building. The judges for the de- qualifications which were taken m- 
in making the re­
bate were John C. Wall, who re- to consideration 
placed James McClendon who was Section were : school spirit, original- 
unable to come, and B I H. Powell j ity in ideas and composition, artistic 
of the Commission o f Appeals, and | qualities, relation to the section 
it 
J. Frank Dobie and M. R. Gutsch of
the University faculty. J. P. Watson q 
presided as 
speeches were 
limited to five min-j 
utes each, with an allotm ent of six ; 
minutes for the initial one, and the I 
rebuttal speeches were each 
three J 
minutes long.

V. 
chairman. The main D v J C i v 

On Automobiles

I U ^ i i c c p c 

A ffirm a tiv e A rgum ents

Discuss rn* the act of the Board of 
Regents in prohibiting out of town 
The debate was on the subject, 
students from keeping automobiles 
Resolved, That the United 
States 
while attending the University, Harry 
should cancel her w'ar loans to her
B. Beck, superintendent of grounds,
associates in the World War. T h e ;and general ouster of autom obiles 
arguments for the affirm ative were that stop on the campus said: 
the 
as follow s: the war debt 
to 
United States cannot be paid, 
as 
Europe is insolvent. A forced pay­
m ent would spell disaster to our own 
economic system. America can a f­
ford to cancel Europe’s debts as Am­
erica was much less hard hit by the 
war than was Europe. Moreover an 
extortion of the money from Europe 
would ruin 
in 
the very 
Europe that we entered the war to 
preserve. Cancellation would be to 
our advantage, as it would increase 
our commerce, while payment would 
ruin our manufacture*.

“ It is no more than many other 
universities have found it necessary 
to do; California being one of the 
first. The problem at the Univer­
sity had grown from bad to worse; 
the crowded condition around 
the 
campus was serious, but to make 
matters worse, the students had be­
come careless and in one or two in­
a n d 
stances cars
conse 
caused 
c e n s e - 
quently 
deemed it necessary to take drastic 
m easures.”

g o t t e n 
accidents; 
accidents; 

serious 
the 

stability 

l o o s e 

Board 

h a d 

N egative Arguments 

The negative arguments were: If

the 
the United States cancels this debt, j University rules were accredited 
in
connection with the owning of cars” 
eleven 
it will repudiate a debt o f 
and cited the unauthorized dance up 
million dollars to the American citi- 
the river as being the direct out-
There is no moral obligation
zens.
to remit this debt, and the brunt of come o f private automobile owner 
the remission will fall, not on the ship. When asked bow (the ntu- 
the people. The dents were taking it Mr. Beck said; 
country, but on 
idea o f cancellation originated 
in “Well they are pretty W e ’ about 
E u r e /e where it was propounded by it, but the freedom of the campus
a British statesman, who was well 
it 
aware o f the harmful 
If Eur­
would produce In Ameica. 
ope cannot pay entirely, 
can 
pay in part at lee^t, but Hoover and 
other statesmen are of the opinion 
that Europe can pay. Lastly, f r e e ­
dom from 
result in 
debt would 
Europe’s devoting all possible mon­
ey to the reconstruction o f a great 
machine of war.

said that the habit might easily be­
come a nuisance.

outweighs th at.’

results 

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When the question was raised as 
to whether or not the Board of Re­
gents had authority to prohibit stu­
dents from using their 
cars, Mr. 
Beck said that 
it was being “de­
cided by the Supreme Court that 
the Board o f Regents are the *ov- 
em ors o f the campus.”

CALEN D A R 
W ednesday 
R eagan L iterary S o ciety , M.B 

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* umerous ex p en -, ° n g i
est concre e soc 
ditions that existed, Mr. Beck said the8e including a study f t, e awe J to 
that “nearly all violations of 

changes in soils. 
ments were ma e to 

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1 Ptitute their own will in its place, 

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j fcar revival of war. The last attempt
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At the conclusion of Lieutenant to restore monarchism failed when
com­
Bureau of Extensions eovernor was introduced by the Mr pelled to withdraw on account of a
It is reason-
t h e | abiy certain that monarchism is not 

governor general labor strike. 
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the j the monarchistic forces were 

d-vi Governor Davidson’s 

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speech, 

Davidson. When 

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these including a study of the basic j functioning under that title, that it 
principles of concrete design, 
principles of concrete design, 
effect o f rodding concrete, the flow realize that 
o f neat 

the seems d ifficu lt for many persons in- *rose to receive
the terested in this character of work to
organization
in concrete, tie having no connection whatever with

into and 

another 

' : „ ^ h o f concrete xs determined the U niversity, but o p e r a t e ax a hall. from the packed gallery 
. strengtn c l concrete as aet r 

which there was a 

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by the strength of its coarse aggre- private c o r o ta tio n , has assumed a i 
the words “inter- j 
gates, the physical properties 
dense concrete, and the strength of! scholastic 
connection! 
fine aggregate concrete. The Uni- between the 
! versity of Texas is also one of the been inferred by many, and the con- ^

two organizations h—

o f title including 

league.” A 

Bible form erly belonging to Gener- 
It 
a1 Sam Houston, his voice could be 
heard in every part o f the spacious! pr hably will endure for relatively

immediate prospect. 
“ Cm republicanism endure? 

(Continued on page 4)

in 3irip, r e . na Prussia, the strong- 
large sp.nnklin* i hnlH a f nnnslism . 
is even stronger
hold of socialism, 
is even stronger 
now than before the war, and it is 
inconceivable that demonstrations of 
the monarchists could rival in pro­
portion those o f the republicans.

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Be D iscussed B efore
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General problems concerning the 
bai 
University Summer School will 
Frederick Eby, 
discussed by Dr. 
dean o f 
the University Summer 
School, Thursday night at the an­
nual banquet o f the Austin Chamber
of Commerce.

Although Dr. Eby is expected 

to 1” ^

touch on a m ajority of the S u m m e r L ^ 
School problems 

in which Austin | 

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Middle Course Adopted 
'“The type o f republicanism that
will result will be of more or less
mnlH Thp vexmll^sana
I eon.-* n a tiv e mold. The repullicans 
a middle 
agitation 

have thus far 
course, although radical 
has not altogether ceased.

adopted 

“The: J 

is borne possible recrud­
escence o f communism i f industrial 
and monetary conditions become too 
strained. 
It is unlikely that Ger- 
i many will be forced into the arms of
thing fa couW
 
Conditions may ^ dealt 
8atiafactorily if moderation on

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Many students are declared 

to; schools from which 
own cars and in view of the f a c t : material surveys have been reported, bas been such 
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exoeriir.ents have I Council feels that it should do all in
experiments nave,
that nearly all car owners want 
park on. or around .ho campus, it i. I bean made within the las. few years | . ta power to correct th.s error, ous
ant some of them in the last year 
or two.

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inference

general 

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these 

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V arsity T alen t Aids 

“It should be clearly understood
that the Council does not desire to
place itself in 
any 
American Citizenship program. The 
foregoing statem ent is made solely 
in A m erican Legion
m 
. for the purpose o f clearing up the 
Revue 4‘T aps Tonight confusion as to the identity of these 
the minds of the
U niversity talent is assisting the friends o f the University and of the 
presenting nublic generally, and of conserving

organizations 

opposition 

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room, 5 p. rn.

4 :3 0 p. rn.

Aahbel L iterary S o ciety , Aahbel 

Reed Music S ociety, S H all IO, 

Sidney Lanier, M.B. 2 0 4 , 5 p.m 
Saxapbone Band, Law Building 

7 :18 p. m.

Thursday 

Alpha Phi Epsilon, C afeteria , 6 

p . rn.

Cap and Gown, Girls* Study 

H all, 5 p. rn.

Friday

Saxapbone Band, Law Building, 

7:15 p. rn.

in 
the Hancock the Interests o f the University In- business men wi 

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American Legion 
‘T a p s” tonight 
Opera House. 
revnue built along the lines of the 
famous 
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skit 

vaudeville 

“Taps” is a musical terscholastic L eague.’
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to all the honor g u e s t , but! 

Faculty Women’s Club will en ter­
tain graduate students with a tea at 
the club 2610 Whitis from 4 to 6 
Invitations have been
Wednesday,
mailed 
if bv som e mistake all do not re-l®"1"* performance 
if by some mistake all do not re
ceive these invitations Miss M cD an-!revue 
leis requests that the graduate worn-; »«"«>- »“aPPY vaudeville acts will he -O utlook o f Europe,” em-.hasiring . 
en students be present anyway. The presented, and the Umversity Saxo- the eeonom k, financial, agricu ltu ral,^ 
Student Relations Committee, 
posed o f Miss McDaniels, chairman;
Miss Lavender and Dr. Roe, 
has 
charge o f the afd slit. All women 
members of the faculty will be pres­
ent.

and the University is appearing in j lowed. 
this production, 
promised.

c o m - j phone Sextette will be on hand to j and laboring conditions.^M ary Kath- 

Co m op.,m an n u b met l u e s u . y « 
readmit 

is the way the 7 p. m. in the Y.W.C.A. 

COSM OPOLITAN CLUB M EETS

s t the next m eeting. 

advertised. 
“ 

do their stu ff. 

A rare 

treat 

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B etw w e.-n; room. Dr. [landm an spoke on the moncT 

T h e best dramatic talent of Aust n were served and a social hour fol- pended is demons ra 
that the attendance 

at
at 

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...k U x l mill Ko An WAVX and 

specific subject will be on ways a n d ; 
means o f ‘‘d.sseminatinic 
tion concerning the Summer School.” 
The 
leg isla tu re provides no funds
for the operation of the short ses-
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th e
consequently drawn from
consequenui orawn 
sources Last summer Austin
#d. 

University, 

a n d 

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is! E la tio n o f o fficers will be held sh ir t session far exceeded all pre­

cions records. 

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JO U R N A L IST S PRACTICE

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Summ„ 

sport
School, manager fo r the Journalism depart-
^ w," e « « t i v e l y ex-1 ment, h a . issued a call for men to
squad.

t for th e basketball 

Harry Moore, 

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Jordan
field W ednesday afternoon at 2:30 
o’clock.

is
.
. and finanders instead of
inform s- p0, itici#n> work out the problems of

s tbe part Qf 
,0 

western states 

. . . 

settlem ent wit*h France and B el­
gium,” Dr. Graham concluded.

to 

In regard, WI the proposal of the 
Board of Regents 
appropriate 
$5,000 to the erection of a gymna­
sium on Jordan Field, with the con­
dition that the Athletic Council also 
appropriate the same amount to the 
same purpose, no action was taken, 
but a committee of three members 
of the Athletic Council, Dr. J. C. 
Calhoun, Dr. S. N« Key and Bill 
McGill was appointed to investigate 
the need o f such an enterprise and 
the advisability of further draining 
on the treasury o f the Athletic Coun­
cil, which will be severely hit by the 
luck of money-making games in the 
new schedules. This com mittee will 
report its findings and opinions at 
the next m eeting o f the Athletic 
Council.

L. Theo. Bellmont was also au­
thorized by the council to sign the 
two year <>ontra<;t with A. & M. 
that has been submitted to the Ath­
letic Council by the Aggie athletic 
authorities.

Select “T” Pin

Confirming the action of the “T ” 
Association, the Athletic Council has 
selected a permanent pin 
for the 
members of the “T ” A sso cia tio n . 
These pins are to be o f solid gold 
and to be given gratis to all letter 
men who have won 
letters, begin­
ning with the 1922-23 athletic sea­
son. Other letter men may purchase 
the pins. These pins will permit the 
admission of the owner to all athlet­
ic contest held at the University with 
the single exception o f the A. & M. 
game that is played in Austin.
Adopt U niform Sw eater 

A uniform sweater for all major 
sports was adopted by the council. 
The sweater is to be white with the 
winner having the choice o f a “V ” 
neck or coat sweater. As a sort of 
of a souvenir, all men who are hold­
ers of athletic letters may take with 
them the jersey, cap or sweater that 
they used in the sport in which they 
participated. Varsity football sweat­
ers will continue to have the orange 
stripe at the waist.

It was further decided that the 
editorship of the Longhorn “T” shall 
be put in the hands of a “ r ’ man 
and that the editorship and distri­
bution o f the magazine should be 
entirely #in the hands of ,*TM men. 
H. S. Caven was chosen student fresh­
man basketball manager and G. T. 
Kirksey was elected student fresh­
man baseball manager.
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COACHES DE MOLAYS

A fter having won the title in the 
City Baseball League, last summer, 
the Austin De Molays will begin 
basketball practice W ednesday a f ­
t e rn o o n at 5 p. rn. 
in anticipation 
of a successful season in that sport, 
according to Al E. DeVinney, coach. 
DeViney is a former letter man on 
is expected to 
the Longhorns, and 
put a good team in the field.
The court at the Boy 

Scout's 
headquarters will be used by the 
squad until better quarters can be 
procured. All men desiring vO try 
out for the squad should report to 
DeViney.

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HEMRY C. FULCHER 

M aaaglnf Editor

Feature S ta fL _ J i« w tia 

EandoijHi, David

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R a th ry a Corhran 
Jane K W orthhuftea fe o a Radoff 
John W M-Ree 
Reb* R Ward
Helen H em * 
R e-n#i D anoeeay 
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Mary Hail
R irhardeea Se'iffy
Elisa Seth Bor kin

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xy edr;<**dav, J a n u a r y 17, 1923

o f 

the m ethod j tram ural. and o th e r U niversity alb- ready in 

infallibility 
when a p p l i e d 
courses. The m ajority o f th e 
In the y ear 1922 Ohio S tate did j 
b u s t e e f l p r o b a h ly w ill adm it not succeed in land ing a single ma- B, A. 3 4: Sections meet as usual on

to parsing letics,

M AURICE AN GLT.

the C actus office. 

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j re ta ry of the hoard. As soon as the 

j abstracts are completed, the A tto r ­

ney G eneral’* D e p artm en t will be

g e y could pans 

p o i n t m e n t a r e s u l t e d 8 f r o m ^ U r T H 0* 8p0rt tiifl Ten ConfeTence cham- 
pion sh ip.
due hilarity and abounding op- piorakiP' 
tim ism . T h ey were confid en t! D*dlc*tion of tb* Ohio su t* .ta- 3&i. 
t h a t
crow ning ev ent of the 
I
I courses; 
field o f athletics, and ai­
th e w ays o f 
in stru cto rs.; thou* h a d e b t o f more than half a 
T hey w ere the hap py-go-lucky m ilb ° n dollars is still le ft unpaid, an- 
bunch which w ent to the s h o w ;othf*r season like the football season 
lor had a date every day, w ith 
long way 
the optim istic b e lie f 

*a *t year will go a 
a | touarfl clearing the sum.

th ey were “up” on year *n 

Dedication of the Ohio S tate s t a ­

th eir d‘um wa* 

that 

th e 

file 

asked to 

condem nation 

Thursday and S aturday. Assign-

pro­
Iment tor Thursday. Smith, pp. STI. «•»*<■>*» Wain* the owner, of this
are
the meanwhile. While 
re-
RACQUET club m eeting Wednesday I mains unbought, it is con fid e n tly ex-
peeled by th e board t h a t i t can be 
secured within the n e x t few days.

property 
reached 
o th er pro p e rty 

if no acreemcnu

INSTRUCTOR.

this portion 

H A R R IE T T E BRUSH.

a t 8 p. rn.

in 

in 

PERFECT

BEHAVIOR

W e now have plen ty o f

Donald O gden S tew a r t’s
“ P erfect B eh avior.’’ D on’t
fail to g et a copy o f th is
d elig h tfu l book, the best
burlesque in years. 
It’s on 
ev ery b o d y ’s tongue.

GAMMEL’S BOOK 
STORE
911 Congress

ECO. I ; quiz section 0, which meet-; 

in

Law B. 9 Th. S. will m eet in
Law B. 7 instead, Th. J a n . 18, and 
S. Jan . 20.

H. F. W H ITE

DF! MOLAY basketball practice at 
5

h e a d q u a r t e r s 

Scout 

Boy 
o’clock.

COACH.

________________ Abstracts Of
OFFICIAL NOTICES I 

Property To

Be Prepared
______

Th„ , the a b s tra c to r, t „ t h , UnJ.

versity [rand Acquisition Board have
been requested to p re p are abstracts
and complete descriptions of eight- 
initiation S een tra c ts of p ro p e rty in th a t portion
the
Wednesday. of 

the m ^

 ad<Jition 

tQ 

campus th a t lies no rth of Twenty- 
fo u rth street, is th e t e x t o f an a n ­
nouncem ent by J. H. Williams, sec-

 

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— Stevenson.,.

Perm itting 

A .’S will meet 

J. H. WEYMOUTH.

the back zanies 

O pinions o f O thers

IDLE PLAY 
OF THE MIND

g en tly glid es more and more o f ’em."

Editorials

Over 10,595 s tu d e n ts took part in 
last yea r and 

in K 
nior b
Hall Friday, J a n u a r y 19 a t 4:30 

When at home alone I sit 
And arn vory tired of it,
I have j u i t to shut my eyes, 
To go sailing through th** skies.

- little cram m ing before exam s, 
A tten dan ce at last y e a r ’s football 
; would m ake up all 
far exceeded an yth in g that 
I I work, T hey believed th at day ha* ever been known a t the Buek- 
by day in every w ay, th ey w ere py<* School. The g r e a t e s t crowd in 
in I the history o f the U niv ersity turn ed 
gettin g w iser and w iser 
playing the little gam e o f get- <-ut for 
the Ohio State-M ichigan 
ting by. 
U nfortunately 
fo rjS r» m e when the tu rn s tile s reg istered 
these ch eerfu l, carefree folk s, over 70,OOO spectators. 
the instructors were not so oas- 
iiy auto-suggested into m aking Intram ural athletics 
a G into a D. And now w h ile! th ere are now 18 in tra m u ra l sports
the bustees are bem oaning the 
disappointing results o f th e ir 1 
hopeful natures, the deans are 
deriving considerable d eligh t
j in reciting in unison that sig-
Youth is fond o f dream ing.! nificant refrain, “ D ay by day
W hen an idle m om ent is reach- in every w ay, we are flu n k in g 
ed, o n e’s mind 
into dream m aking, into castle 
building. 
one's 
th oughts to w ander w here they 
w ill is a pleasant occupation. 
Perchance, 
the m using will 
lead hack to boyhood days of 
m arble-shooting or rabbit-chas­
ing; or it m ay be th at the de-1 
feats and victories and loves of 
high school pass in review to 
be revised by the m ature exper-
we revised DV m e m atu re ex Der- i 
ir.n ^.44 rtf 
le n c e of the present. In a fleet-! 
ri 
* or ha* not de' 
m g second, the mind can ad- 
Vance into the fu tu re construct mocracy reached the highest point of 
a g lo w in g picture o f prom ise/excellence
o u r United
 
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re j, 
richness, amiI sucre** and en-;.s t a t * . ’ 
It h „ . A tm o * a n y Ameri- 
dow one with a life of happi-; 
ness and honor. R everie, the 
idle play o f the m ind, does n o t1 But ^ you haPPen t0 a4k ont* of 
recognize the restraints of ma-i the great m inor,fy* a thinking Amer- 
terial things. W hile the P h ilip I can» you may be surprised a t 
the 
tines are counting their coins *n8Wer y ° u x«t. He will tell you t h a t 
and clipping their coupons, the ther® are practices in America th a t 
mind is free to race down the are not the outgro w th of democracy. 
lanes of m using; to break, for 
the 
the m om ent at least, th e bonds United S ta tes; they still exist on the 
o f m onotony and d r u d g e r y camPus °f the University of Kansas. 
and to live in a world of make-! 11 is a challenge to those who think.
b elief. Too soon there comes 
an end to f an cy, as the rude 
a w a k e n i n g jars one back into 
tho realm o f act uality; hut who 
will den y the repose, the inspi­
ration, and the stimulation that 
co m e from reverie?
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to make 
hanvp.H o r additions on y o u r Cactus 

>RGANIZATION8: S a tu rd a y J a n u ­
ary 20 will be the last day to malte 
a1-

W henever an American hears the
term democracy, he m entally pricks

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FRESHM AN Basketball W ednesday

TU R T L E CLUB meets Wednesday 
night a t the Y. M. C. A. pool a t 

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HOW do y o u s h a v e ? 

R EED MUSIC Society 
Hall IO a t 4 :30 p. rn.

S E N IO R S : T hursday 
will be the last 

REED MUSIC Society initiation, S 

DEMOCRACY
(Daily Kansan)

up hts ears and prepares to p at him- 

MISS J O S E P H IN E SCHMID.

A utocracies Still flourish in 

changes or additions on 

Wl" it>n you 80* 

r
mi
L*nUrn)

LLOYD MARTIN.

Hall IO at 4:30.

on the bark* 

P R E S ID E N T .

P R E S ID E N T .

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5 o’ciork 
5 o ’clock.

write-ups.

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7 o ’clock.

J a n u a r y 

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P asteurized M ilks; Lunches 

LO U IS P. M EYER

1702 Lavaca 

Phone 8 7 0 6

LET U S D O Y O U R D IR T Y W O R K

HOME STEAM LAUNDRY

“ Good W ork Our H obby”

211 East F ifth St.

Phone 3 7 0 2

JU S T F O R Y O U R S A K E

W e H ave R eceived 

B oncilla C lasm ic F ace Pack. 
Boncilla P a c k a g e O ’B eauty. 
Boncilla V a n is h in g Cream.
Boncilla Cold C rea m .

I ry the D rug Store F irst”

UNIV! 

P H O N E
3 0 5 2

HTY DRUG

“ t h e c o n v e n i e n t 

p l a c e ”

P H O N E
3 0 5 2

G A S O L IN E SO L D A L L N IG H T
‘‘We N ever Sleep”
For Your C onvenience 
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Greasing P a c k — Something new. Come give us a trial. We know 
how to g i -ase your m otor equipm ent. Let us drain t h a t cran k case 
and refill with fresh oil today,

C H A R L T O N & C R O C K E T T , Inc.
S» rvice Station No. I, E ast 5th and Brazos 
Service Station No. 2, E ast 6th and W ailer 
R em em ber Open All Night

 

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PLUMBING, ELECTRIC
C ontracting, Repairs, Supplies 

R A D IO G O O D S

A. E. HANCOCK CO.

9 0 8 C ongress

Phone 6193

n a

E xclu sive H om e C ooking
W U K A S C H B R O S.

2 0 0 2 G uadalupe 
o n

P h one 6 3 0 5

'.VI/,'

January Shoe Sale
Extraordinary For Men

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to 

H ow ever d eligh tfu l reverie a goutl ‘dea* we would 

Sinclair Lewis describes in “ Bab­
the habit of the central figure 
bit 
of the book of shaving while sitting 
in a b athtu b of hot water. R ather j
offhand, 
may be a- a n idle pastim e, it but Bahbitt was not living in a fra* 
in tellectu al Itfrnity hou*** When a dozen men 
does not lead 
prow ess, or to m ental grow th. arf> try‘n*I t0 «hare around the same 
M using is su fficien t for the dll- 
conditions are as bad as those
letfante, but it has no actual R a crowded Pullman mentioned by 
end except itself. The student the !iame author. 
may 
watch the different meth- 
p a a r i n g am usem ent; but, if he od® <)f shaving e v p lo y e d by a group 
aspire to be a Thinker, he must! °* men hi interesting and might be 
devote him self assiduously to :aken as an index of their charac- 
anether avenue o f mental en-1t?rj* as n^ch as the condition of their 
cleaver— to m editation, a s y s-ideska or their method of shaking 
tem atic process of 
There is the man who brines to 
T h e m i n d o f t h e s t u d e n t pri- 
manly should be applied to the bathroom a kit of tool# large 
serious c o n t e m p l a t i o n of c u r - , enough to care for a Ford. Then 
r e n t p r o b l e m - a n d 
extrem e who! 
s u b j e c t s c o n c e r n i n g h i s s t u d i e s brings only a ra zor and lathers hi J

important there 

thinking, hands.

in reverie 

indulge 

the o th er 

But 

for 

is 

Btud ent e»rrip ^
•rodent cam es several 

 

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topics! has not left . b r . „ h in t h . room

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S S S e T t f f S ' e ^ J t . ' r 11' The" " 
consideration o f Theni 

t0 3 

tke man wh0 makM 

t h 0

T " * ^ T

r 

S S and!
’ ? h H
' bruah an<!

t

£

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£ %

 a»fj r ; it is pur- 

to! Th, I.,*.. ~ 

into; tb, ZIL ’ h‘* b 

. n d CL
p o t f u l , d i r e c t e d , positive - ra zor 
thinking which is striving 
reach a constructive conclu- tho removal 7 ? ?°k 43 w*!l *fter 
sion. Meditation brings 
reality thing* that 
rival 
w onder and splendor o f 
airy froth of reverie. Educa- i 7 . . I 
tion has served its purpose if L m t ? L I ? 
it directs and encourages thvfT , 
student to devote h im self 
to! 
lo real! • 
‘J i.v Ii I ill SCI I 
vvw',JV“ l 
serious m editation, p u r p o se fu lly ! 
thinking. 

CTOWth ”
ha?f an hour 
r « ’'<Cream*’ lotions and
'n" ty c*" hf demoli­
“ wh‘ D
an we are incb*ned
at the man wh° shaves
knaves
* hurr>r W,]I accomplish other 
to the *ame way.

hot ^ , 8p 

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DAY BY DAY 
THEY FLUNK 

[ Doings Of Others I

T he autosuggestion o f Mon­
sieu r Co ae may cure all dis­
eases, elim inate moral defects, 
Although the year that ha* just 
straighten b o w le g s and ure 
passed wa* an unsuccessful one in in-1 
ta n g le cross-eyes, and
c a u s e tercolleaiate athletics for the Uni-{
grapes to grow on chinaberry versify of Ohio, g re a t 
steps were 
trees; but any num ber o f Uni- made in the advancem ent of physical! 
v e r it y aUldents w ill d en y th e ; tra in in g s a d in 

ia te r-fra te rn ity , in-

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It Doesn’t Happen Often

O n ly tw ice each year c a n w e m a r k d o w n high grade sh oes to this 
low figure. W e h a v e p lace d a t y o u r disposal over four hun­
ched pair of M en s H i g h a n d L o w Shoes w hich are broken in 
sizes but m odels o f g o o d style a n d highest quality. A ll leathers 
and all sizes are a v a ila b le to th o se w h o co m e early. E very pair 
worth the regular price— n o w a r e a l b u y at this low figure.

REGULAR $8, $9 and $10 
VALUES NOW

SEE DISPLAY 
IN C E N T E R 

WINDOW $5.85 S E E DISPLAY 

IN S E N T E R 
WINDOW

DILLINGHAM

 S OC I E T Y

F A I R F A X N I S B E T , S o c i e t y E d it o r .

O f f i c e T e l e p h o n e ( f r o m 5 to 6 ) 5 1 2 5 

R e s i d e n c e T e l e p h o n e 4 2 1 7

T H E D A I L Y T E X A f c

core with laughs fo r every line, 

, received. 

“ One of the most 

i n t e r - j will be made an annual e \V n t 

“ Doc” Eckdahl, P e te F ulcher, eating p apers th a t have come 

Miss D orothy DuMars, A rt Biard and

I
| Miss Victoria M atthews
make a 

show

in 
within

“ Cow

the office is a small pap er p r i n t e d ;
on a mimeograph, containing car- 
to any
th at would do credit 

t h e m - 1

Bells,
selves, but these few combined with J toons 
dancers, singers an d good actors will p a p e r,” he said. 
th e plans of 
be a hit. Choruses, and a Chinese J tho league are form ulated, a n o th er 
act, will be real fe a tu res for th e re-J crtnto8t vvin iH, a ,; p I to the mime*
vue.

coni
ous ones already

If 

On cold days a g rea t wood
f i r e a t the “ C actus” gives you 
a w elcom e th a t is cheery and

to tho mom- h o m e l i k e .

into! Any girl 
should 
"aum in regard to the meet.

in swimming
com m unicate with Miss 

interested 

Semi-Annual

S y m o n d t - P i r k l e

Arn 

in teresting account has been

Z eta T au Alpha held 

initiation 
T u esd ay nicht fo r Minnie May French 

T cx a i

b» r>

“ Over the Hill,” the w onder pi • 

easily out-j 

, 

.

Vick of F o rt distanced every cither screen presen- S w i m m i n g M e e t I OF

W o m e n S t u d e n t s I s

Planned for Spring

tation 
in the m a t t e r of a contenu-j 
ous run in New York and is now

on Chi Omega held initiation Monday blousing enthusiasm throughout
.it 

fop E lectra Anderson of Plain- country, will be seen here 

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solemnized 

Islands. T h e | Arthui% an(1 Constance

received from a H onolulu pap er of j of Corsicana, M ary Long of Ha3- lu re of Broadway, that 
the wedding of Miss John nie Pirkle ; kell, and Mary Glenn 
of Houston and P ro fe sso r Percival W orth. 
M. Symonds of the U niversity of 
Hawaii w h ic) w ss 
C hristm as Day a t the home cif Pro- a 
fessor and Mrs. A r t h u r Andrew^, yjgvv, Ina Josephine Williams o f P ort 
Honolulu, H aw aian 
Douglas of
bride, who was given aw ay by Pro-J San Antonio.
fe cso r Andrews, wore a gown of 
w hite crepe de chine with veil, and
carried a showier b o u q u et of bride
roses, sweet peas, and m aiden hair 
, 
, 
r™ 
fe m . The bride 
is a g ra d u ate of 
th e U niversity of Texas, where she
was also an assistant in Psychology.
She also spent two yea rs a t Colum-
bin U niversity w here she did ad- !
vanced work 
P ro ­
f e s t e r and Mrs. Symonds will make 
th e ir home in Honolulu. 

form er 
U niversity stu d e n t has accepted a
Oil Com­

Pope a re atte n d in g the Tennis Tour- ancj unqualified 
n a m e n t a t San Antonio. • 

,
th e Texas
pany in New York City.

Ja m e s S. M cKnight and J. Roger choice of 

Miss Mildred Marshall 

* position w ith 

in Psychology. 

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Inter-class swill 
the women of tin. 
be held iii the sprin 
statem ent made by

I heat ie today anti Thursday.
“ Over the Hill” is an e x tra o rd in ary 
picture. 
It does not depend upon 
the etern al triang le for its sustained 
interest, n o r require mob scenes to j the physical tr
bolster up shortcom ings in th e plot. 
and 
There is som ething 
wholesome and 
the 
story that the blase New Yorker, so 
i artic ula r and discrim inating in his 
theatrical e n tertain m e n t, 
a

so 
in tere stin g 

enthusiasm f o r 

sweet 
in 

 

Paul II. Sloane ^adapted the story
Doris Cook has recovered from her from Will C arle to n ’* “F a rm B allads” 
it. 

re c e n t illness and is again attend in g i and H a rry Millarde 
classes.

directed 

cots are to sti- 
“ P rim arily th 
women in swim- 
m utate interest 
is no other 
u re 
Probabl 
ming 
all
b e t t e r 
a 
sport which 
g
aro und development,” she explained.
An elimination meet will be held 
within each class for th e selection 
of th e six best swimmers who will 
form the class team. A final meet 
betw een the teams of each class will 
\ n y girl is eligible except 
be held. 
University T urtle

ling meets 
for 
University are to 
g, acco rd in g to a 
Helen Sa urn of 
g d ep a rtm en t.

j solid year on its initial run.

A lp h a A lp h a G a m m a T e a

Alpha Alpha G am m a, a r c h i t e c t - 1 

e n te r­
u ra l f r a te r n ity fo r women 
tain ed Tuesday with a te a and ex­
hibit of work done by th e members.
Besides the m em bers of the fra te r- 
Phi, 
nity, members of T au B eta 
h o n o ra ry E ng in eering 
w ere guests a t th e tea, which was M arble Falls.
given at the W om en’s F aculty Club 
on Whitis Avenue. 

D orothy Arnold has re tu rn e d from 
a week-end visit a t her home in San
Marcos.

--------

Gamm a Phi B eta announces 

the

 

 

 -

Alexa Rhea, who has been ill a t
her home fo r some time is now able 
to be out.

the Toledo* Georgia Haney is ill a t P. and S. 

G rady W atson has re tu rn e d from 
Ohio where he has been playing pro­
fessional football with 
Tigers, and is visiting a t the Delta hospital.
K appa Epsilon house fo r the n ex t few’ j 
days.

fr a te rn ity pledging of Ju lia F ra n c e s Ebeling of

H igh School Papers 

M ay Be C onsidered 
at League M eeting

According to Roy Bedichek, d i r e c - ' 

the U niversity 

interscholastic 
tor, 
is con tem p lating a contest 
league 
for the high school publications of •

| the State, in which a complete file
and 
| of the papers will be 
the S tate Interscholastic 
definite 
plans have been made reg ard in g the 
and

J Meet in the 

spring. No 

league, 

kept 

[ nothing in th e w ay of a contest will i
be possible before n ext year.

In one o f the re c e n t issues of the I 

______

Delia Crisp 
I Seton Infirm ary.

has 

re tu rn ed

from judged a t 

J * ™ y Gl 

end a t her home in Elgin.

T i

.

weck_ I new suggestion of the 

SR*

Bess Gilbert has recovered from i Leaguer, an invitation was extended

to ex-

illness. ( t o 

the high school papers 

a b rie f 
______________________________ ______I change and was m et with immediate j
th irty days to avoid the w rath of a I I€'sP°nse. Mc* Bedichek has s ta rte d ; 
professional w ife-beater and to avoid a critical column in the Leaguer for -, 
m aking love to girls with whom he i com m ents on 
tho different papers ,; 
 
sym pathizes. The picture is showing 
J a t the Majestic fo r the last time t o - : 
j day, and with W anda Hawley as the 
| fiance of the sym pathetic, rich young 
■ man, it is a good team.

m __Hnrw^n ii r i r iirrn n rI ~~.I

■_.......................

 

William Fox, its producer, has s u p - : members of the 
plied a corps of sin gularly com petent Club.
players, eaded by Mary Carr, whose j 
portray al o f the M other has made ; Miss Saum declared.
her famous.

“ T u rtle s are 

too f a r advanced,” 

r
rn

EXTRA HIGH PATENT
A U S T I N , T E X A S .

I AUSTIN MAID I
r n UT8\ mea P^llNl IHIH

r n

The m eet will bo held a t Deep 
Eddy and will include relay races,, 
strokes and obstacle races as well as 
types. 
diving contests of various 
it
Should 

this meet be successful, 

"t'bm Iud «* finn 

Ftritdty

M

l m i u S

It’s

M A D E
In
A U S T IN

f b i o P ICT U R ES — L I T T L E P R IC ES I 

T o d a y a n d T h u r s d a y
“ OVER T H E HILL”
A P i c t u r e T h a t W i l l L i v e 
F o r e v e r 
S p e c i a l M u s i c a t N i g h t 
R e g u l a r P r i c e s

Suits & Overcoats

T h e in te re stin g fe a tu re s o f this Sale 
is n o t th e low prices, b u t 
the H ig h 
Q u alities th ese L ow p rices w ill buy.

$25.00 Suits 
$30.00 Suits 
$35.00 Suits 
$40.00 Suits 
$45.00 Suits 
$50.00 Suits 
$60.00 Suits 
$65.00 Suits 

and Overcoats now ..............$18.75
and Overcoats now .............. $22.50
and Overcoats now .............. $26.25
and Overcoats now ..............$30,00
and Overcoats now .............. $33.75
and Overcoats now .............. $37.50
and Overcoats now ............ ..$45.00
and Overcoats now ........... $48.75

M anhattan Shirts at Reduced Price*

WALTER WILCOX

The Store for Men and Boys

C. M. M I L L E R

W all Paper, P a in ts, O ils, W hite Leads,
V a rn ish e s, W in d o w G lass and
P a in te rs Supplies
Picture Framing a Specialty 
807 Congress

HYDE PARK FLORAL

9 1 7 C ongress

Q U E E N

L ast Tim e T oday

CONSTANCE
TALMADGE

“EAST IS WEST”

T om orrow

“N ight L ife in 
H o lly w o o d ”

ENUS
PENCILS

lapel tfUwtj QuieEfjf 
p e n c i l i n th e « • r i d

1JORthcHtud<*ntor prof., the 

■ superb VENUS out-rivals 
all for perfect pencil work. 
17 black degrees--3 copying,
A m e r ic a n L e a d 
P e n c i l Co.
:0 Fifth At*.

l f

Writi* for

Vbwts neil
VKNM* K1 • <*! 
Mf <-ha rn . *

S K I P

MAJESTIC

P resen ts

WALLACE REID

In

a

3 0 D A Y S

*»

A P aram o u n t 
P ictu re

Last T im es T od ay

H a n c o c k

I t ’s ready, 

the snappiest musical 
j 
j revue and good vaudeville acts that 
j have vaulted the fo o t lights in some 
moons, and it’s s e ttin g b e tte r every 
th e T ravis P ost re ­
I day. 
vue, which will be seen a t the H an­
cock today and T h u rsd a y evenings, 
is a ja m up good show, clean to the

“ T aps” 

H A N C O C 17

O P E R A H O U S E l l .

Bud F ish e r’s New 
S ensation

MUTT AND JEFF

“ O n T heir 
H o n ey m o o n ”

A Bevy of 
G irls!! G irls!! G irls!!

P rices F rom 50c to $1.50 
Plus T ax

THE WALTER TIPS COMPANY

708 C ongress

H ardw are and M achinery

S porting Goods, G uns an d A m m unition 
A utom obile A ccessories

Y O U H A V E H E A R D IT— N O W SE E IT

A m e ric a n L eg io n P re se n ts

T A P Q
J. x x . I wj*

A t T h e

Hancock Opera House
TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT

Matine Thursday at 3 p.

rn.

PRICES:
First Eight Rows of Orchestra 
Balance of Orchestra ...... 

 

 

$1.50
$1.25

First Three Rows of Balcony 
. . . . . $1.00
Balance of Balcony ..... 
$1.25
 
 
Boxes ......................... ...... ................. $ *75

 

SECURE YOUR TICKETS EARLY AT RENFRO’S

Septim a Smith has re tu r n e d from
Seton Infirm a ry and 
is visiting at 
the Alpha Delta Pi house for a few 
days.

Vivian 

Jolley of L ockhart 
w ithd raw n from the University.

has

THEA TRES

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

T e x a s : “ O v e r t h e H i l l , ” w it h an 

a l l - s t a r c a s t .

Q u e e n : C o n s t a n c e T a l m a d g e in 

“ E a s t Is W e s t , ” l a s t t i m e t o d a y .

M a j e s t i c : W a l l a c e R e id 

a n d
W a n d a H a w l e y in “ T h i r t y Days,* 

l a s t t i m e t o d a y .

H a n c o c k : “ T a p s , ” m u s i c a l r e ­

v u e .

a l l - s t a r c a s t .

C r e s c e n t : “ T h e S i n F l o o d , ’ w ith 

Q u e e n

Constance Talm adge crowns a m e­
teoric c a ree r with her tem peram en ­
tally brilliant in te rp re ta tio n of t h e ; 
role of Ming Toy in “E a s t is W est,” , 
showing a t the Queen for th e last 
tim e today. Fresh from an Oriental 
background Ming Toy is plunged into 
the complexities and complications of 
life as it is lived in Am erica. The 
ch iefest charm o f Ming Toy lies in j 
the refreshin gly unsophisticated way, 
in which she re gards Am erican ways 
seen throug h eyes u n tu to re d to the 
su av ity of th e O riental. 
It is here 
t h a t Connie has h er g r e a t opportunity 
f o r h er ability as a commedienne, an 
op p o rtu n ity which she utilized to the 
fu lle s t extent.

M a j e s t i c

W allace Reid comes in for a lot of 
in prison for
lover 

laughs as 

the 

D O N N E L L Y & W H IT E |

Phone 6131 
Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ave.

J. S. KOENIG

Chiropodist and Foot Specialist 
418 Littlefield Bldg. 
Phone 4855

H ancock 
Jan. 24-25

JC S M.GAITC< 
ORIGINAL
MOvJUCtlON SD

UPI N T U

60c up to 
*2.50 Plus Tax

CACTUS
SUBSCRIBERS

T he follow ing is a list of the C actus subscribers w ho subscribed in 
full d u rin g the reg istra tio n sale, A p a rt of this list is being published 
each day in a lp h a b e tic a l o rd er. AU subscribers a re requested to watch 
fo r th e ir nam e and if it does not a p p e a r, to bring th eir receipts to The 
T exan office and have them ad d ed to th e list.

Raigoredsky, Paul 
Ramsey, Zelda 
Ratcliff, Blanche 
Rawalt, L. E. 
Raymon, S. J.
Read, Margaret
Redus, Constance 
Reese, Warren 
Reinhart, Chat. 
Rhotan, H. D. 
Robinson, Florence 
Robinson, Frances 
Rockwell, Helen 
Rodriquez, A.
Rogan, Mildred 
Rosenberg, S. J. 
Rountree, Mrs. A. P. 
Rowe, Ted 
Rudolph, R. G. 
Ruhlen, W alter 
Rutlege, L. W. 
Ruysenaas, Den* 
Ryan, Reginald G. 
Samuels, Lillian 
Seastrunk, Elwanor E 
Scharff, Lucille 
Schieffer, Odea I 
Schmidt Etalka 
Schweer, Henry F. 
Scott, Miss Lorane E. 
Scott, Nell 
Segre«t, Margaret

Shinn, E dith 
Short, E. H ays 
Shults, R. B.
Simon, J. E.
Slack, B ernie 
Slavik, F ra n k H.
Smi h, Edis A. J. 
Sm ith, M aud 
Sm ith, W m . R. Jr. 
Sm ither, Georgia H. 
Sm yth, M u rray G. 
Snell, B erenice 
S peers, A nne O la 
Spence, Chas.
Stacy, F. A.
Stam ps, E lizabeth 
S tark J.
Stephenson, F ran k 
S tephenson, W . S. 
Steussy, M ary 
Stevens, Alice 
S tevens, Louis 
Stevens, Sybil Clair 
Stew art, lr* in 
Story, H. C.
Stover, Lucille 
Slnad, Angela 
Stulken, Florence 
Swain, R. H.
Swann, Ura 
S w eet Lewis K. 
Suttle, Inez

C A C T UIS

 ohio i s m isis 

.
,| o 
pfiamiif Mil HOIS'I s P°rt Gossip

. f n 

T h a t S t a t e I t E i g h t h in E x p e n ­
d i t u r e s f o r H i g h e r E d u c a - 
ti o n a i I n c i t a t i o n *

Special to The Texan.

Columbus. Ohio., J a n u a ry 

I* -— 
Both sri expenditures p er cap ita of 
population and p e r *1,000 of wealth 
fo r higher 
education, Ohio wa* 
eighth am ong sta te s of the widdle 
west during 1921-22, according to 
statistics com piled b j f a r ! E. Steeb, 
busine** m an ag er of Ohio ."-Ute Unl-j 
versity. The figure* w ere precented 
in support of $9,000,000 appropria­
legislature 
tion req u est bef re 

the 

fi­
from Ohio S u te U niversity 
nance its program until the middle 

to 

of 1925.

E xp en d itu res 

by 

raid-western 

the 

f o r t 
states, per capita of population 
higher education ranged from $ 1 8 0 
in Iowa to 48 cents In Ohio, the av­
table com- 
erage being $1.28, 
p ated by Mr, Steeb reveals. On the 
bagie of expenditures p e r $1,000 of 
wealth, the range was from $ 1 4 0 in 
i t 
Michigan to 26 te n ts in Ohio, 
shows. C ontinuing, it points o u t th a t 
appropriations su p p o rt IO institutions 
of higher education' 
in C alifornia, 
8 in W isconsin, 7 in M ichigan, and 6; 
each in M nnesota, Lllinois and Ohio, 
3 each in Iowa and Indiana.

“ At the average per capita ra te of 
raised 
$1.28 Ohio would 
$7,400,000 d u rin g 1921-22, or a t the 
average ra te p e r $1,000 of wealth the^ 
am ount realiz* d would 
been j 
$8,600,000,° Mr. Steeb concludes. 

have 

have 

 

—o----------

O hio State Claim* 

Possession of One 

Youthful Prodgy

B f J u les Cern

Coach Milton Rom ney is p utting 
his cagem en through the grill 
this 
week, and from all indications V ar­
sity is going to stag* a grand com e­
back against the Oklahom a Aggies 
rn Aggieville S aturday.

the 

th e 

‘clan k ” 

Before *omg into the gym of the 
Men’s P. T. shack, 
sound of 
of 
■lapping m ils, 
weights, and the “ p a t-p a t” of rope- 
jum pers, convinces one of the fact 
th at prep aratio n s fo r in tram u ral and 
full 
d ep artm ental con tests are 
sway. Things are alre ad y beginning 
to get “ h o t” even though the con­
tests are a m onth aw ay.

in 

rack et 

a re 
The w edders of the 
w orking fa ith fu lly each 
aftern o o n 
and Dr. Penick is alm ost certain to 
p u t some conference w inners on the 
ten n is co urts this year.

in a sh o rt while 

The F reshm an baseball candidates 
a t 
are being seen and not heard 
present, but 
they 
are going to be both seen and heard 
Coach F rank Gibson ia m aking rapid 
progress and prospects fo r develop­
ing a fa st team are good.

Clyde L ittlefield, freshm an b ask et­
ball coach, has a score of scrappers 
who are p u ttin g fo rth every e f fo rt 
to make the team . The selection c f 
team will be a d ifficu lt 
the 
m atter as 
this 
cause V arsity 
bunch who would 
players to w orry ab out th eir 
posi­
tion*.

th ere are some 

first 

in 

LITERARY

Speaker*

Special to The Texan.

Columbus, Ohio, Ja n u a ry 16.— j Following 

th e ir re g u la r business

o f 

first- m eeting T uesday night, the Speak- 
the 
follow ing offi- 

W ith the announcem ent 
q u arte r grades, Sam uel Luchs, 15- era* Club elected o fficers 
year old freshm an in the college of w in ter 
arts, philosophy and science a t Ohio cera were chosen:
Andrew P atto n , p resid en t; Ken- 
takes rank as 
S tate U niversity 
Luchs 
drew neth H ackle/, vice p resid en t; John 
youthful 
straig h t " A V which 
is a* high as H. H. Dennis, $r., sec retary -trea su r- 
grades go, in his courses fo r the fall e r; John S. M ayfield, serg ean t-at- 
q u arter. One grade fell as low as arm s; H erschel S, M urphy, re p o rte r; 
“ A— **. 

R obert Goodwin, critic.

prodigy. 

term . 

The 

fo r 

a 

A ttractin g atten tio n for scholastic Much 

in te re st was shown 

in 

the

achievem ent is not a p artic u la rly new selection o f these officers, 
installed
new p resid en t was 
experience for Luchs. His prema- 
ta re arrival a t Ohio S tate Univer- a t thig m eeting, b u t the o th er offi- 
r.ty was made possible by his ear- cer% wjjj no| be 8Worn jn until the 
lier feat of taking a short cut through next 
high school at Bellaire, Ohio, in three s 
years, where h** also found tim e to 
act as valedictorian o f his class.

m eeting,
0

Members of Zeta B eta T au f r a ­
tern ity , to which Luchfc is pledged, 
clare “ Sam is not a*g rin d .”

(C ontinued from page I)

m 

Loving Cup O ffered 
* m t 
* 
Co-ed A th letes W ith 
-cd A th letes W 
Best Grades as Club

‘ of U niver*ity stu d en ts to the crowd-
ed floor.

G overnor Stretto* Economy 

In 

his 

the 

_________ 

governor j
c o n -1 

address 
stressed rigid econom y and a 
F o r the high"At scholarship record, attractive legislative program . 
“ A sacred tru s t is th a t of 
a loving cup will be aw arded to one 
of the girls athletic clubs by the Co- m aker,” stated the governor. 
up, it was announced at the meet- 
ing of th e Woman s A thletic Coon- to m an. T hus to serve is a noble 
“ Thin cup am bition. No man should consider 
cli held T uesday night. 
will not be aw arded until early next him self too big o r too busy to take 
fall, so th at wo may average in t h e ; an active i ntere8t in the political af- 
spring term grades of the stu d en ts,” fa i„ of the country> My frie n da, 
Mi a* Anna His#, d irec to r o f physical and co. workerSf w ith m u tu a, co n fi.
donee, w ith en larged 
t r . i r . i r , f«r women 
vision, w ith!
j quickened zeal and w ith lofty id,-ah,!
e b b J u a b * tho hfchM t 
record, exclusive of physical t r a i n i n g ; ^ 
in ser-
K 
.trad e., will race,ye thy cup. 

“ His function is the highest known J 

to the s u t e .H

ourselves 

alated 

law-

th e room used bv 

Many P ro b lem , to Be Met

Many grave and serious 

It was decided to j u t a new floor 
on 
th* Da rin g 
prob- 
C lub In th e basem ent of the Woman**I 
the 
Buildi g, and to buy a m irro r fo r lem s c o n fro n t you,” continued 
‘T h e educational life of 
one end of the r om, fo r the b en efit governor. 
o f the dancers. These im jrovcm ents 
the state is co un tin g upon you; the 
will be made within the next month, \ livestock in tere sts covet your coun- 
and the Dancing Club will use Raj set; the fo rtu n es of 
farm ers 
new studio fo r the an n u al exhibition aw ait your actio n s; the baro m eter of 
butine** i* e s and falls as you v ote,
given in the spring term . 
When th e m att' r o f scholastic rec- the ‘Eyes of T exas are Upon Y ou.’ 
©rd pertain in g to council m em ber- Through w ritten messages subm it- 
w as discussed, a m otion was parsed ted by me to your honorable body 
th at 
gjrU a c tin g on the athletic you are fam iliar with my views on 
council m ust be tak in g fo u r courses, certain phases of legislation and it 
and making a € average. 
a l w decided th a t no g i r l could work you from tim e t0 tim e oth ef r
fo r points to w ard aw ards fo r mom m endationa 
th an fo u r years 

 
l 
your conaidtraU „ n . , ,

I t w a s .ahali be my pleasur<, to 8ubmit J

those y e a n being 

el#M d „ fo„

the 

e

th W A.A 
Th* resignation of Johnny d ik er- 

f0r Te“ * ,nd Texas for ■»* •‘‘ould
con,um'nK *h"“Kht *n<* ***•
m‘ l

aor, baseball m anager, and Dorothy T i l t * * " , , 
, , 
F isher, treasurer, w ere accepted, but 
appointments fo r thew vacant place* 
. 
will not be made until the next meat- , 
In t

* 
m 

‘ A 
t.-v*.i.er in an
, 
' 1 13 comioonw eal;h
, “* * pl‘ " m the * orld iE which

The admission price o f 25c p er 
couple to the M other Goose Ball was “ 
w ithdraw n and 
tick et Wail adm it th e co-ed* to the! 
en tertain m e n t. 

the B lanket T a x ; 7 **** 1 

" M''mbers of the 38th Legislature,
tw*nty-seventh governor of 

the 

V ™ "
 

• ----- --------
D * CURRIE RETURNS
— —

_ 

I t w as announced 

th a t 
en tertain 

the Ma- 
th e; 

je*tic T h eatre will 
freshman team who sold the highest y esterday from Sherm an, where he 
n um ber of C actu s d u rin g th** recent I1** been visiting his b ro th er who 
I 
drive, 

^ r - Thom as W. C urrie retu rn ed

been iii.

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

S um m er School H as M ore G rad u ate 

OULU COACHES S P 

in 

th e 

being 

alread y 

a n d W o l f

CONTRACTS FO! YEAR

S tu d e n ts T h an V arsity Long T erm 
T here were m ore g ra d u ate stu -j during both term s, and thi* sum m er 
t 
least 350 student* w orking 

P reparation* are 

last sum m er jeeta will be given 

long session of advanced degrees.
to au tistic * re-1 

W eathers and 
W ill Assist Frank 
Bridges
---------

ught th a t th ere will be a t L yona> W eathers 
tow ard 

.le n t' m 
the sum m er school session 
o f the U n iversity of T exas in 1922 
the e n tire 
th an 
1921-22, acco rd in* 
2 5 1 1 made to U ke c a r e of a a increased Waco, T ex as, Ja n . 15.-—T h e Bay- 
Gently compiled. T h e r e were 
th e j enrollm ent, and m o re a d v a n c e d sub- 
jor a th le tic coaching s ta f f fo r the
g r a d u a t e s tu d e n ts w o rk in g 
in 
for <■» 
U niversity d u rin g 
en-! stro n g er faculty. Dr. H. W. H a rp er, 
session, as com pared with 156 
rolled d u rin g th e preceding long set- dean of 
the G rad u ate School, will 
aion. An in crease o f approxim ate-! continue his work d u rin g th e sum- 
The sum m er dem on- 
ly 300 per cen t in th e enrollm ent >f m er session. 
the G raduate School is expected for j Stratton school will be expanded 
to 
the sum m er session o f 1923, accord- m eet the c o w in g needs of th e state 
be more 
ing 
advance I 
rolfrnent has been increasin g in the demonstration work 
past 
In 1918 th e re w ere 77 gradu- subjects this y e a r th an ev er b efo re.
* t . students enrolled 
term o f the Hummer sewion end to , conducted in one o f the Austin P - 
I.ast year th ere He school buildings n e a r the U niver- 
in the second term . 
w ere 251 g ra d u a te stu d e n ts enrolled I sity campus.

season o f 1923-24 has tak en tn two 
additional m em bers. Teddy Lyons o f 
V inton, L o u isian a, p re se n t b a s k e tb a ll' 
captain and lead e r o f th e B ears in 
1921, has been signed to coach th e 
Cub bask etb all squad fo r th e season 
of 1923, and G uy B. W eath ers of 
Waco, an ex-captain o f 
the B ear 
football team and a m em ber of th e 
team will have ch arg e o f
baseball 
Cub fo o tb .ll and b « .b a ! l
 
^ , 923.24 Both L yonj and

the en- teachers, and th e re will 
in 

first! Th* demonstration w e r t wffl be, ^

in which 

ta ilin g 

ra te 

the 

the 

to 

in 

W eathers have had fo u r y e a rs of
train in g u n d e r head coach F ra n k B. 
Bridges.

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Mrs. W o lfe Lectures 

Hard F ought G am es 
Feature Fraternity 

CAMPUS SHORTS

B asketball Program

on D om estic E vents 

in Second of S eries

-S '

w*

Austin High b ask etb all p layers are 

Phi Sigma D elta was d efeated by 
B eta T heta Pi, IO to 3, while Lamb-
th e second of h er series 
to clash with the E n g in eers W e d n ev da < hi Alpha w en t down b efo re Kap- 
of le ctu res on c u rre n t events, Mrs. 
day aftern o o n a t 4 o ’clock. So fa r pa Alpha by a score o f 5 to 2 in 
C lara Snell W olfe spoke T u esd ay
the E ngineer team has not been de- £W0 basketball gam es in th e Men s 
n ight a t th e T exas Bible C h air on* 
Teated, and all th e m em bers of th e (;ym last night. The second co n test 
I v ents ta k in g place in the p a s t two ! 
College of E n g in ee rin g 
weeks. H e r in tro d u ctio n d e a lt w ith j 
d en t 
th a t th e ir q u in te t will rep eat 
*pbe som ew hat top heavy score of 
a m iscellany of dom estic ev en ts, such ! 
th eir win of last y e a r over A ustin 
th e Phi Sig-Beta gam e does n o t in- 
as th e re sig n a tio n of S e n a to r F all, 
tussle, 
High School. A ustin fan s are n o t dteute the fierceness o f the 
the action of W ill H ays in su p p o rt­
o v erconfident since th e ir d efeat by *j»he only th ing th a t m ade the score
o f A r- 
ing th e issu an ce of film s 
Waco, b u t an in te re stin g gam e is ex- 0 f eacb team v ary to the e x te n t th a t buckle, and the rem oval of W . P. C 
th e R e.
peeled. 

; it did was th a t the B etas had b e tte r Hardin’g fro m th e head 0# 

feel confi- was fu lj 0f th rills, 

G iving 

- 

....... 

the 
the 

th e 
th a t 

laurels. 
laurels. 

in tra m u ra l 
in tra m u ra l 

“ Sjp: C ro fto n , m a n a g e r o f 

luck in tossing baskets, as th e nuns- serve g o ard
b er of try* fo r goal was 
ab o u t 
E n g in eer trac k a sp ira n ts, says 
even. The firs t h alf ended w ith the
his men are p lan n in g to walk o ff B etas on the larg e end of a 7 to I
score. P itzer o f th e B etas su stain e I
with 
with 
in this h alf. L ittle
scoring was done in th e last h a lf as
y ear the E n g in eers piled up a to tal 
the B etas added only 
th re e more 
of 87 points ag a in st th e ir 
oppon­
po in ts and the Phi Sigs w ere only 
e n ts’ 27. C ro fto n says his men are 
able to add two.
so good he is a fra id th a t Coach L it­
tlefield will pick a bunch of them 
fo r V arsity m ateria l, and a t p re sen t 
he refu ses to give o u t any dope on 
likely candidates.

L ast 
L ast a broken nose 

c o n fe rrin g with 

H erb ert M. G reen e, whose plans 
accepted 
fo r a building have been 
by the Board of R egents, is here on 
the cam pus 
the 
resid en t a rc h ite c t G. A. E ndress, 
and oth.ir 
P resid en t R. E. V in to n 
U niversity a u th o ritie s. T uesday Mr. 
G reene and o th er visiting arch itects j 
looked o v er the g ro u n d where 
the 
proposed building 
is to be erected. 
N othing has y et been done ab o u t; 
lettin g the c o n tra c t fo r building, it 
is understood.

The 

the Lam bda Chis 

the evening was 
th rille r o f 
by 
the 
n o t so much ch aracterized 
i t w as 
th e w ay 
close score, b u t 
fought. Num erous, fouls w ere called 
on both sides. T he firs t h alf ended 
w ith 
lead in g the 
K appa A lpha’s, 2 to I. T he second 
h a lf opened w ith a ru sh and seven! 
m inutes of fig h tin g passed b efo re a
*oal was made. K appa A lpha took | 
th e lead on th is goal and held it from j 
th en on.

The lineups:
B etas: B ern ard , T u rn e r, 
Ma> rer, Jo n es, and F u rm an .

Pitzer,* 

Phi Sigs: Lefkow itz, B luestein, L. j 

L au d a, C. L ands and Levy.

L am bda X i: Reese, P ate, N orm an, j 

E lm ore, M cKenzie, Nelson.

0.............

Cap and G o w n Plans 
for B anquet to Be 

D iscu ssed T hu rsd ay

te rm 

Cap and Gown will hold th e firs t 
on 
i m eeting fo r the w in ter 
T h u rsd ay a fte rn o o n a t 5 o’clock in 
the G irl’s S tu d y Hall. S everal m a t­
ters o f im p o rtan ce will be p re sen ted 
to th e socH \y, especially those co n ­
cern in g th e b an q u e t to be given on 
Ja n u a ry 24 fo r all m em bers of C ap 
! and Gown.

T his th e f irs t tim e th a t C ap and 
Gown has ever a tte m p te d to have a 
its m em bership 
b an q u et solely 
fo r 
and th e 
q u ite 
is 
In n e r C ouncil 
anxious t h a t ev ery m em ber be pres-1 
en t a t th e m eeting on T h u rsd a y iii 
! o rd er th a t the plans m ay be c a rried 
| on successfully.
All g irls 

in itiated 

la s t sp rin g o r i gJ w

I this fa ll are eligible fo r a tte n d a n c e 
a t th e m eeting and b an q u e t.

Phone 2633. 

San A ntonio.

W. H. W ilson, 2*09

ICLASSIFIEDS 

]

Call m eetin g U n i­
v ersity S h r i n e 
Club, W ednesday 
5 p. rn., Y.M .C.A 
All s tu d e n t an d 
fa c u lty S h rm er: 
u rg ed to a tte n d . 
Im p o rta n t 
b u si­
ness. 

P R E S .

SPA N ISH
betw een

C O A C H IN G , phone 7467, 
6:30 and 7:3 0 p. rn. — 17

WOOD! W OOD! F o r sa le ; oak h e a t­
e r blocks $2 p er rick, $8.50 cord 

delivered. 

Phone 5287. 

J . R eese.

— 19

LO ST— $5.00 

re w a rd ; sm all brow n 
allig a to r pocketbook T u esd ay a f t ­
tick et.

ernoon. Nam e on 

a th letic 

$19.50 per m onth. 

BOARD fo r U niversity s tu d e n ts »t 
> good
T h re e wood
L Rj»n- 
— 17

m eals. Call 7704. M rs. Rf M. 
derson, 308 W. 14th.

ROOMS FO R BOYS— C on v en ien tly , 
well fu rn ish ed room s a t $7.50 per 
1615 C ongress A venue.

m onth. 
Phone 3612. 

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F ellow s:

We have a big reduction
on all Suits and O vercoats. 
Buy your suit now

From

J. DARRELL JO N E S
A t
ScarbrougH’a M en’* Shop
2 to 6 P. M.

Ck! THE DRY CLEANING HABIT

T h e h a b i t of b u n d l i n g clothes o ff to “a n y 
c l e a n e r ” w o r k s a d e t r i m e n t to your o w n sa t­
isfaction a n d to t h e life of your clothes. T h e 
d r y c le a n in g i n d u s t r y has been as ca r e fu lly 
evo lv ed as a n y in d u s tria l science.

W e a r e e q u i p p e d to serv e you. S a tisfa ctio n 
g u a r a n t e e d .

Nick Linz

611 Congress Ave.

Phones 2652-7936

Mr. Lym an H oover, re p resen tativ e j K appa A lpha: M oore. H .m se ll.'
of the S tu d e n t V o lu n teer M oTa-^M*»*' A ik er- Barwise, *"<1 M itchell.! 
m em bers of the f
m ent, addressed the 
P resb y terian Theological 
Sem inary 
a t th eir chapel h o u r, T uesday m orn­
talk w as ab o u t the vast 
ing. His 
field fo r service open 
to m inisters 
and m inisterial can d id ates.
—
 

A thletic au th o rities a t S. M. U. i 
an n o u n ce 
th a t a c h a rte r has been 
g ra n te d them by tho Sigm a D elta Psi. 
n ational ath letic fra te rn ity .
R ay M orrison, head 

INSTALLED AT S. M. U.

SIGMA DELTA PSI IS

U niversity O rchestra 

coqch 

- o 

- 

to B egin R ehearsals 

at M eeting T hursday

the 

R ehearsals of th e U niversity O r-j 
ch estra will begin w ith 
in itia l 
m eeting of the o rg an izatio n T h u rs-J 
day evenin* a t 7 :3 0 in S Hall. All 
o f th e m em bers have been in stru cted 
to re p o rt fifte e n o r tw en ty m inutes 
ea rlier in o rd er to be ready to play 
prom ptly a t 7:30. Those who tried 
o u t d u rin g 
the p a st week will be 
given an o p p o rtu n ity to p ractice in 
the first two o r th re e rehearsals in 
o rd er th a t th e ir fu ll m erits may bo 
known. L ater, as w ith other m usi­
cal organizations, a selection will be 
m ade fo r th e re g u la r m em bership. 
A secondary o rg an izatio n will be 
form ed, m em ber* o f which will be 
train e d and coached to fill vacancies 
as they occur in th e re g u la r o rg a n i­
In v itatio n s have been sen t 
zation. 
players. T he 
o u t to nearly 
f if ty 
first app earan ce o f 
the o rch estra 
will probably be in connection w ith 
th** convention c f all th e m usical o r­
ganizations o f th e U niversity, which 
Mr. F ran k Reed, P ro fesso r of M u­
sic, is p lan n in g f< r a d ate early in 
May.

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FRESH M AN HONOR ROLL

■ 

F reshm an g irls’ h o n o r roll will be 
m ade up a t th e end o f thi? week and 
Miss M cDaniels u rg es th a t all fresh -; 
man girls who m ade an average of 
B in academ ic work an d A in physical! 
train in g , re p o rt th e ir grad es to the 
D ean of W om en’s office a t once 
The ten highest will be placed cm] 
the honor roll to be posted in th e 
W.A.A. council room and the Dean j 
o f W omen’* o ffice. On account of 
the illness of Miss M cDaniels b efore 
C hristm as it wa* im possible to ob-j 
lain the g rades fro m the re g is tra r; 
th e 
so it depends 
prom ptness of th e g irls in b ringing 
|
in th eir grade*. 

a lto g e th e r 

on 

at 
S o u th e rn M ethodist U n iversity, a n ­
nounced th a t try o u ts fo r m em b ersh ip ; 
the natio n al ath letic fr a te r n ity .' 
Jin 
j the Sigm a D elta Psi, will be held this ! 
m onth. A n u m b er of stu d en ts are j 
ro u n d in g 
it is r e - ; 
into shape, and 
p o rted th a t a few have alm ost com-1 
dieted th e te sts. Jam es S te w a rt of 
W axahachie, who 
y e a r won I 
th re e le tte rs in football, b asketball, 
and trac k , tops the list w ith all but 
It is re q u ired th a t 
one te st to pass, 
a m em ber o f 
this fra te rn ity swim! 
one h u n d red yards, and since Stew- j 
a r t has y e t to swim a stro k e it m ay I 
tak e him som etim e to q u alify .

last 

CAST FOR CURTAIN CLUB 

PLAY WILL BE SELECTED

R ehearsal o f the C u rtain C lub fo r 
th e pu rp o se of selecting a c a st fo r a 
forth co m in g play will be held W ed­
nesday a t 4 o ’clock in the au d ito riu m 
o f the Main B uilding. AU m em bers 
o f the club w ishing to ta k e p a rt in 
th e production m ust ap p e ar p ro m p t­
ly a t the designated hour.

C H A PE L NOTICE

The sp eak er yesterd ay a t C hapel 
w as R ector O s-man of S t. A n­
drew s Episcopal C hurch, H ous­
to n . He re fe rre d to a passage in 
the Old T estam e n t ab o u t th e p as­
sage o f th e Jo rd a n R iver by th e 
children of Israel, and stressed the 
fa c t th a t th ey did not succeed in 
p assing o v er th e riv er until th ey 
proceeded to the w a te r’s edge and 
s ta rte d the ac tu a l passage. F rom 
th a t he drew the lesson illu stra te d 
by th e th re e words, “ Proceed, pass 
over, and possess.” 
In connection 
a n o th e r 
w ith this herr ferred 
g ro u p o f th re e yords fo r fu rth e r 
perso n al
illu s tra tio n : 
living and 
The 
ad d ress w as a ttra c tiv e and help­
ful.

“ Purpose, 
p ersev eren ce.” 

to 

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BUT NOT QUALITY

Our Entire S tock O f

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M ade By K uppenheim er

NOW ON SALE AT
1-4 OFF

Regular Price

E very Suit and O vercoat in this sa le co m es from our reg ­
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their form er prices these garm ents w ere great values, b ut 
w ith the reduction n ow in effe c t th e va lu es are so m uch 
greater. 
It w ill p a y you to buy for present as w ell as
future needs.

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