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AUSTIN, T E X A S , S A T U R D A Y , MARCH 8, 1924

F irst C o lle g e D a ily in th e Sou th

VOL. XXIV.

No. 131

TO EXPLAIN ELECTION «A I R T I G H T » MANLESS RUSHING NEXT YEAR

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Section 2 of B ill IO R egarding V ice-P resid en cy D e­
clared U nconstitutional b y 
C ouncil

In an effort to clear up a misunderstanding concerning the 
filling of vacant offices of the Students’ Association, a meeting 
vias heUl yesterday by officials of the Students’ Assembly and 
 to bfi , general mis.
of the two student councils. _ ^

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PT
TO G I EXHIBIT OF

Display in W hich 1500 Girls 
WHI Take Part Is to Be 
Put on

CHLI5THENICS STRESSED

Sports Cannot Fie Featured 
Because of Lack of 
Facilities

The Physical E ducation D e p art­
m ent to r W om en a t the U niversity 
of T exas is m aking plans fo r its ex­
hibition which is given every o th er 
y ear. This exhibition will be held 
on F rid ay evening, A pril 4 on Clark 
Field. The field, 
illu m in ated w ith 
larg e spot lights, will again be the 
scene fo r th is o u tdoor dem o n stratio n 
which is th e culm ination of th e en ­
tire y e a r’s w ork and includes m any 
phases of ath letic train in g .

T he W om en’s Physical E d ucation 
D e p artm en t does n o t sanction in te r­
collegiate gam es fo r g irls fo r v ari­
ous reasons. 
In th e firs t place, Texas 
is a larg e sta te and few destin atio n s 
can be reached w ith less th an a day 
o f trav elin g . T raveling, in itself is 
tirin g , and w hen coupled w ith 
the 
com petitive sp o rt 
ex citem en t of a 
com bined w ith th e actu al stren u o u s 
physical strain of playing .leaves a 
d angerously fa tig u ed p lay er a t th e 
plose of th e gam e, th ereb y d efeatin g 
th e aims of physical education.

u n d ersta n d in g of the e ffe c t of the 
re c e n t action of the S tu d en ts A ssem ­
bly in tem p o ra rily filling the offices 
of its body, and of th e subsequent 
action o f 
in 
ru lin g upon th is action.

the S tu d e n t Councils 

B ill IO Q u o t e d 

“ The S tu d en ts Assembly elected a 
presid en t pro 
tem pore o f the S tu ­
d en ts A ssociation, who becam e acting 
vice p resid en t u n d er the provisions 
of Bill IO, .which re ad s:

“ ‘Section I. 

In case it becom es 
the d u ty of th e vice p resid en t o f the 
S tu d e n ts A ssociation to assum e the 
th e Assembly 
o ffice o f p resid en t, 
shall elect fro m its nu m b er a p resi­
d en t p ro tem pore, who shall preside 
over th e m eetings o f th e Assem bly in 
th e absence o f the presid en t.

to 

“ ‘Section 2. T he p resid en t pro 
tem p o re of th e Assem bly shall be a c t­
ing vice p resid en t o f th e S tu d en ts 
A ssociation, succeeding 
all the 
du ties o f th a t o ffic e; provided, th a t 
an election shall be called to*fill the 
v ac an t o ffice as ea rly as p ra c tic a ­
b le.’
“ The action of the Assem bly, th en , 
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w as legal u n d er Bill IO as c o n ta in e d 
in the co n stitu tio n and by-law s of th e 
S tu d e n ts ’ A ssociation.
“ S ubsequently, 

council m et 
and declared th a t th e action of th e 
Asem bly, as it re la ted to an acting 
vice p resid en t, was w ith o u t fo rce, be­
u n co n stitu tio n a lity of 
cause of th e 
Section 2 o f Bill IO.

th e 

B l a l o c k E n t i r e l y F i t 

p re sid e n t 

“ T he Council m em bers re g re t th a t 
th e action o f the Council h as been 
con stru ed in some q u a rte rs as an a t ­
tack upon th e in te g rity of th e man 
3ected as 
pro tem pore, 
The Councils agree th a t the m an se­
tem pore. 
p resid en t p ro 
lected as 
R ichard Blalock, is em inently fitte d 
to fill the office fo r w hich he was 
selected, and th a t the action o f the 
C ouncil is in no wise to be construed 
as a criticism of Blalock.

FOUR high schools w in w ay to sem i-finals
S t e e r s w in f u s t
OSK CLIFF, EL PASO, 
OF FINAL TWO-GAME 
M I T I FALLS INO 
FOR YEAR
SERIFS 
IN
HOUSTON STILL 

BL PUNISHED WITH 
BELAYED PLEDGING

H a c k r a b b it s w h o w e r e in t h e L i ­
b r a r y y e s t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n at 5 : 0 0 . 

u n til h e a t t e m p t e d t o c l o s e th e L i ­
b r a r y a t 5 o ’c l o c k F r i d a y a f t e r ­

“ S h - s h ” W o o d r u f f i s g e t t i n g t o 
a c c o r d i n g to 

W ak es Stack Rabbits

D arkness in Library 

R O B E R T SO N

His a c c e l e r a t o r g o t t o f u n c t i o n i n g 

b e a s p e e d y 

b o y , 

W ill Compete Tomorrow 

to

Determine State Cham- 
ship and Runner-up

GOOD HIGHSCHOOL PUI

U nusual Athletes 

for High 

School Teams in Fri- 
day’s Games

n o o n , a w h o l e d a y e a r l y .

T h e d a y w a s 

d a r k 

e n o u g h to 

n e c e s s i t a t e t h e u s e o f l i g h t s , a n d 
w h e n t h e 5 : 0 0 o ’c l o c k w h i s t l e b le w , 

“ S h - s h ” f l a s h e d 

t h e 

l i g h t s , 

a n d 

r o o m to 
w a i t e d f o r t h e 
e m p t y . 
s t a f f 
m e m b e r i n d i c a t e d a c a l e n d a r c l o s e 

P r e s e n t l y a 

r e a d i n g 

la d y 

a t h a n d , a n d 

t h e r e d s u r g e d up 

f r o m h is c o ll a r t o 
w a v e o f 

e a r s . A 
h is 
l a u g h t e r p a s s e d t h r o u g h 

th e r e a d i n g r o o m , 
th is m o s t 
p l e a s a n t d i v e r s i o n o f L ib r a r y so 

a t 

le m n i t i e s .

D A Y S R E S U L T S 

G a t e s v i l l e 1 9 , F l a t o n i a 7 .
L a r e d o IO, O a k C l i f f 3 6 .
W i c h i t a F a l l s 3 4 , B r y a n 2 0 . 
S t e p h e n v i l l e 3 9 , L y t l e 2 1 , 
B r o w n w o o d IO, E l P a s o 2 2 . 

S h e r m a n 1 4 , R a lls 2 6 .
H o u s t o n 2 7 , T e n a h a 7 .
A u s t i n 3 0 , G r o v e t o n 1 7 .
O a k C l i f f 3 9 , G a t e s v i l l e I S . 
S t e p h e n v i l l e 1 6 , W i c h i t a h a l l s 2 2 . 

E l P a s o 2 3 , R a l l s 2 6 .
H o u s t o n 2 2 , A u s t i n 1 6 .

B Y V I C T O R E M A N U E L

Oak Cliff, Wichita Falls, El 
Paso and Houston won 
their 
right to participate in the in­
terscholastic 
last 
night when they emerged vic­
torious after four hard-fought

semi-finals 

OFF SECOND ROUND 
IN FRIDA! GAUS

Key, of the Freshmen, Show* 
up in Good 
Form

Sets to Semi-finals W ill 

Be

Played off To­
morrow

to 

T exas net men advanced 

the 
second p a rt of the to u rn am en t F r i­
day, risin g to suprem e heights 
in 
a m ate u r play. Many were the unex­
pected flash es of .b rillian t play, arui 
several upsets occurred to th e dope 
bucket. All o ther sets up 
the 
sem i-finals will be played off tom or­
th a t m any 
is expected 
row , and 
freshm en will prove s ta rs in the ten 
is firm am en t. F rid a y ’s play 
is as 
follow s:

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Rushee* Cannot Even R e­
ceive Telephone Call* 
From Men

IS H EXPENSES LIMITED

Next Year’* Program* N ow 
Being Filed W ith Mi** 
Newton

from 

“Airtight” manless 

rushing 
will be in effect next year, ac­
cording to reports 
the 
Panhellenic Council meeting of 
yesterday afternoon. An amend­
ment to a previous rule was* 
passed by which the rushee can 
have absolutely no communica- j 
tion with a man at all—not even 
over the telephone.
I A violation of th is ru le will re su lt 
in the ru sh ee’# fo rfeitin g her rig h t 
to pledge until the w in ter term . The 
rushee will not be allowed to have 
Germ an dates, but this rule will not 
re stric t the sorority girls, as f a r as 
Panhellenic is concerned.
C ards containing a 

of 
next year's ru sh week and the kind 
and ap proxim ate cost of each p a rty 
are to be made out by each sorority 
and given to Miss Newton in th e n ear 
fu tu re . R ushing expenses are to be 
limited next y ear.

program 

G eology Cam p Site

to Be M ason County

The geology sum m er camp o f the 
U niversity of T exas th is y ea r will be 
in Mason C ounty, ab o u t 12;> miles 
w est o f A ustin and on th e w estern 
edge of the c e n tral m ineral region, 
said Dr. H, P. Bybee, p ro fesso r of 
geology in th e U niversity.

Texa* Nearly Double* Score 
on Opponent*, Increasing 
Lead W ith Time

HOBERTSONJSH-POIHTtH

Accumulate* Over Half of 
Varsity Points W ith 
Stellar Playing

By MARVIN STEPHENS
College Station, Tex., March 
7.—The Texas Aggies went 
down valiantly in defeat tonight 
when 
the Texas Longhorns 
took the first game of the last 
series of the season by a score 
of 24 to 14. The game was 
hard-fought. For five minutes 
it was scoreless, and for fifteen 
minutes after the first points 
were made the score remained 
unchanged. At the half, Texas 
was 7 and AAM 4. 
I t w as C aptain 
R obertson’s night, 
tie was the high 
point man of the Texas team . He 
was the floor s ta r ; in fact, he w as 
most of the team , his passing, shoot­
ing, dribbling and side-stepping aid ­
ing m aterially in his m aking th irteen 
points. No other T exas player stood 
out as individual. They worked a* a 
team , each helping the other.
A g g i e * S h o w up W e l l 
The Aggies displayed some won­
derfu l ball also. C aptain Gill, u su al­
ly stan d in g guard, tu rn ed loose to­
n ight and 
floor. He 
m atched ag a in st Kdbertson and had 
he been a forw ard, his work would 
probably have been as effective.

played 

the 

The F arm ers were outscored b u t 
the b asket 
they had m ore shots a t 
and th e ball was in AAM te rrito ry 
most of the time.

The team s each seemed to be a fra id 
of each other both g u ard in g closely.
The game was e x tr a o rd in a ry fre e 
floor 
R eferee Swee­

from roughness, though 

the 

ney called few personal fouls.

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It w as th e T exans 19th s tra v i t 
win, and 
the 1924 
tom orrow night 
basket ball season is officially closed 
when the referee blows his -whistle
to end the game.

B o x S c o r e

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W h o , a f t e r s c o r i n g 1 3 p o i n t s in 

F r i d a y ’s g a m e , w ill 
p la y h is l a s t 
b a s k e t b a l l c o n t e s t f o r V a r s i t y t o ­

n i g h t . 

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CLUB WILL RENDER

First of Series of “Musical 
A fternoons” to Begin 
Sunday

“ A M usical A fternoon’ will be p re­
sented by the Men’s Music Club of 
the U n iversity on Sunday afternoon 
a t two o’clock 
is 
the f irs t of a series of m usical a f t­
ernoons which will be given once a 
m onth. The a f f a ir is to be open to 
th e public.

in S H all. T his 

The p ro g ram will be as follows 
I. Piano solo “ G u ita rre ”. Moskowski 
F ran ces G erm an
 

(a ) S erenade 
(b ) Ah, so P u re, from “ M a rth a ”

....... - .....- Schubert

2.

F lo t o w 

.................... vocal solo

Ben S. Woodhead

(a ) W here My C arav an H as 

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Vocal q u a rte t by R ic h a rd H ittso n ,| 
W illiam Cam p, Anton Berk- 
m an, and Clel Silvey
4. T ru m p et solo Selections 

from

T ra ta v ia 

__________ V erdia

T ru m p et solo by Royall Calder
5. Serenade, H orn and Flute Duet,

(b) De S a n d m a n .. ~ 

Phothroe r ^ maS8IJged often. 

F ir s t ro u n d : Key defeated Clin

According to D r. Bybee, ab o u t 
fifte e n stu d en ts usually m ake 
th e 
trip . T hey stay th ro u g h one o r both 
term s o f sum m er school. One cred it 
is received fo r each term sp en t in 
I t is necessary to have
the camp. 
ran d 6-0, 6-1. G regory defeated Hicks com pleted the elem en tary c o u p e rn 
6-3 6-1. Key defeated Love 6-3, 6-4. geology rn o rd er to make th e trip .
6 - 2 . M o r e advanced stu d en ts are expected
T hom as defeated W illiam s 6-1, 

Second ro u n d : Peek defeated Cu

ton, 6-0, 6-4.

T h ird ro u n d : Bell defeated Peek J this y ear th an form erly.

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Of the q u a rte t only Oak C liff was
not forced to extend itself to the u t­
most. T he L eopards were fo rtu n a te 
in d raw in g into th e easiest bracket 
of the to u rn am en t and a fte r d efeat­
ing the gam e border boys from La 
in
I redo by a n o v erw h elm in g score 
un 
B a s i s o f A c t i o n 
C ouncils w a s ; t ^ e c o m in g had little trouble in de 
second
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G atesv ille 

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the 

in 

“ T he action of the

based upon A rticle IV., Section I, of j featin g 
the co n stitu tio n , which re a d s: 

round.

boys 

con stitu tio n 

Buddy M cCaltum’s 

“ ‘The jud icial power of th e stu- 

from 
d en t body shall extend to all cases j W ichita F alls provided the only up- 
and j set 0f the day in the win and lose 
arisin g u n d e r th e 
l a w s of th e S tu d en ts A ssociation, and I coium n . Advance dope gave htpeh- 
to all b reaches o f th e honor system , j enville the edge, b u t the two quintets 
and shall be vested in two C ouncils, seemed evenly m atched in the morn- 
one fo r th e m en stu d en ts, an d o n e iin g round m atches. 
t o y o n s 
th e ir Stephenvnlk
for the women stu d e n ts.’ 
“ I t is th e opinion o f this m eeting | rivals d u rin g the n ig h t fra c a s an 
th a t in the fu tu re , in actio n s of th e | piled up a ten point t a d . T h t o y . 
Council n o t involving 
honor system , re p resen ta tiv e s o f th e I functioning in th e .r q u a r U ^ a n .l cut 
S tu d en ts Assem bly, o r o th er o rg a n ic the load lh to ,4, but hey 
zations concerned, shall be called b e ­
fo re the S tu d e n t Councils and given 
the o p p o rtu n ity to subm it any evi­
dence th a t th ey d esire.’’

continue th e pace and W ichita t ails 
became th e team to b attle th e Oak 
C liff Leopards in the th ird round.

in blue and gold got Urn lr off 

| Rot the ju m p on 

stu d en t 

T he 

th e 

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6-2, 6-1. F unkhouser defeated Thom as 
6-4, 4-6, 6-2. H allm an defeated Ham-
ra th 8-6 6-0.

 

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iterea m e 

H allm an 9-7, 5-7, 10-8.

F o u rth ro u n d : B rew ster defeated

W hat w as by all m eans the m ost 
sp ectacu lar fra y of th e day w as the 
El P a s o - R a l l s melee. El Paso, a fi­
Among the high spots of the to u r 
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n alist fo r th ree y ears run n in g , picked 
the m atches of Key 
a# the most probable w inner of the nam en t w ere 
F unkhouser versus
m eet, entered th e gam e a heavy f a - J versus Love,
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vorite B u t th e R alls jack rab b its of j Thom as, B rew ster versus H allm an. 
the plains, playing as they never did Key> who 
a freshm en, defeated a
i n B W6ll ftl&yCiil
I avo 
w i t h crlorv 
V arsity m an. Love, in a well played 
before, covered them selves w ith glory 
and close m atch. The fa c t th a t the 
when they outplayed the T igers most 
freshm en are showing up well is en­
o f t h e gam e and lost in the fin al mo­
couraging according to Coach I enick.
m ents only because they larked re­
serve stre n g th . The T ig ers took the 
lead in the f ir s t q u a rte r and a t one 
tim e had a 14 to 5 advantage. It was 
all over fo r the Ralls crew, so th o u g h t 
the crow d; b u t then the J a c k ra b b it 
began to run wild and a t half-tim e 
had overcome the lead 15 to 14.

N um erous T his Year

B A G raduates More

mon 

Form er Instructor

O btains F ellow sh ip

John Shields, form erly an in s tru c ­
to r in the School of Business Adm in­
istratio n , has been g ran ted a fellow ­
ship in the g ra d u a te school of Co­
lum bia U niversity fo r next year.

In a le tte r to Dean S purgeon Bell, 
P rofessor R. B. K ester said th a t he 
was glad to g ra n t th is 
fellow ship,
fo r he had alw ays had very satisfac 
tory work fro m th e stu d en ts in the 
g rad u ate school th a t the U n iversity 
of Texas had sen t them .

Two oth er men from the U niver 
sity of Texas B usiness A d m in istra­
tion school arc p u rsu in g studies th is 
year in the g ra d u ate school a t Colum-

Panhandle Entry Good 
The F a r W estern ers were th u n d er 
stru ck a t the showing of the p an 
handle en try and came back w ith a

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ru sh . 
Powell and K eith, two of th e most
tourney
b rillia n t basketeers in 

the 

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G rad u ates from the School of Bus 
, m ess A d m in istratio n num ber m o rejb ia.
I th an any y ea r previously, according 
... J t o Dean Spurgeon Bell. A t p resent! 

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1* have paid 

th eir diPl0m a| 

J* K. sp e ll of the D ep artm en t of

T h e enrollment of the 

m t e e n s y

p £ L L TO READ 0 N MEXICANS

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b u t fo u r m inutes to play, the J a c k ­
rab b its were 26 to 22, b u t they were 
tim e 
exhausted. 
the rem aining 
the
Lozano shot his only goal of 

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ghorthand and typewriting Texas c h a p t . o f d e A
ju n io r and senior y ea rs 

to the 
stead of the freshm en and sophomore I ch a p te r will m eet rn 
y ears. T he BA D epartm ent has lost H a l l 
260 on th is account. 

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i n t h e Main B uilding, M onday,

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(Continued on page 4)

Stadium P a y up

W eek Start* T o d a y

N ext week will be pay up week.
A ll p aym ents should be m ade on or 
before the 10th. T he h ead q u arters 
would like fo r all stu d en ts th a t can 
to pay up S atu rd ay so as to avoid 
a rush.

The co n tracto rs have to be paid 
and it tak es cash to pay 
them , 
th ere fo re all paym ents should be 
Stadium 
as quick 
left 
w orkers 
a re requested to re tu rn them 
to 
h ea d q u arters as soon as possible.

possible. 
th a t have supplies 

as 

received 

The Texan 

CONFERENCE FIVE SELECTED 
* large 
number of ballot* Friday. The 
poll. clote at 6:00 o’clock Satur­
day, and all ballot* which will he 
coanted mutt he in by that time. 
Send them either to Box 1926. or 
to Main Banding 155 or J Hall 7. 
Clip the coupon on page four to­
day.

played by W alter Lee Newson 
and H arold Cory, accom panied by 
Jo h n Quinn.

It 

T his organization is the youngest 
m usical organization on the U niver­
sity cam pus. 
It had been planned 
since la s t sp rin g , b u t was not organ­
is com­
ized u n til F eb ru a ry 3. 
posed entirely of men selected from 
the v arious m usical organizations on 
the cam pus. Membership is open by 
invitation only. Members 
se 
lee ted by a committee of four, which 
is composed of a rep resen tativ e from 
each of the fo u r leading m usical or 
ganizations on the campus.

are 

According to Harold Cory, the p u r 
pose of th e organization is fo r th e 
developm ent of a real appreciation 
fo r good music 
study 
and music 
am ong men of the U niversity.

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BUSINESS ON INCREASE

“ M orning, noon, and night we are 
busy preparing fo r b an q u e ts,” said 
A nna Jan ssen , d irec to r o f 
the Ca­
feteria. “They are all delighted w ith
o ur service.”

A t p re s e n t, th e d iffe re n t In tersch o ­
lastic Team s have been tak in g p a rt 
of th e ir m eals a t th e C a fe te ria which 
m akes the C afeteria b u sier th an ever 

T O TA LS

R eferee: Sweeney (B ethany).

CONVENTION PLANNED

Io ta ch ap ter of Alpha K appa P si

has invited th ree oth er & # & * * * * 
held In 
to be 
d istrict convention 
I t w as planned to have It 
A ustin. 
M arch 28, b u t the n atio n al aaerd tary , 
who was invited to atte n d , h a t sug­
g ested th a t they p u t it o f f ■«#*£

she said. 

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th a t 

I n t e r c o l l e g i a t e W o r k U n d e s i r a b l e
We find 

the scholarship of 
th e stu d en ts d u rin g 
th e necessary 
period o f tra in in g is n ecessarily im ­
p aired . T hen, 
too, th e am o u n t of 
m oney req u ired to finance in te rc o l­
leg iate gam es, which a ffe c ts com par­
atively few stu d en ts, is m ore advan­
tageously used fo r the developing of 
the en tire d ep a rtm en t which includes 
some fiftee n h u n d red stu d en ts. These 
the 
a re some of 
U n iv ersity has k ep t th e activities of 
th e girls w ithin its own precinct.

th e reasons why 

T h erefo re, th e exhibition planned 
is to be a d em o n stratio n which will 
give th e putyjc an idea of the work 
done by the m ass of stu d en ts in the 
Physical T rain in g D ep artm en t. S ports 
such as swim m ing, canoeing, hiking, 
horseback rid in g , baseball, field ball, 
volley ball, etc., ca n n o t be fe a tu re d 
because of conditions and tim e. H ow ­
ever, the girls who tak e these sports 
fo r th e ir gym nasium work will par- 
% £ in 
th e
th e exhibition 
gam es and relays.

in 

No admission has been charged in 
fo rm e r y ears and the d em onstration j 
will be an 
in v itatio n a ffa ir again 
th is spring. Any T exans who in ten d 
to be in A ustin on A pril 4 th a re m ost 
cordially invited and may secure com ­
p lim en tary tick ets by w ritin g to the 
Physical E ducation D ep artm en t fo r 
Women a t the U niversity of Texas.
The follow ing is the p ro g ram :
1. G rand M arch.
2. Dumb Bell Drill 

(A dvanced j

Gym C lasses).
Lovely 

3. 

(S p o rts). 

O rganized 

G a m e s’

I

4. M arching (Gym T e a m ); W and
Drill (Gym T e a m ) ; A thletic D anc­
ing (Gym T ea m ).

P yram id (Gym T ea m ).
Mimetic Drill (F resh m an Gym

5. R iflery and A rchery (S p o rts ). 
6.
7.
Classes)
8.

(D ancing

D ancing 

Folk 

C lasses).

A pproxim ately 1500 girls w ill par­

ticipate in the exhibition.

 THE DAILY TEXAN

TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY!

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 By Osborne Alexander

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it » n. Yi —I isn ti** Mcnpo* 

th* UnlTWWIty

of 

E veryb od y 

th e p o p u la r ity 
th e com ic 
strip s th at are run in all n e w s ­
p ap ers. 
read s 
th em . Y o u n g sters feel th e fu n ­
nies to b e th eir esp ecial p art of 
th e p a p er. T he av era g e rea d ­
er p eru ses them for th e laugh 
he g e ts o u t o f th em . The m ore 
d iscrim in a tin g subscriber fin d s 
th e irony con cealed th erein a 
th in g both p leasin g and in ter­
estin g .

" S S S , " S U J. ■ «
•USO.

S om e n ew sp a p er m an re- 
rf t«a* PT-*.' m ark ed recen tly th at th e w rit- 
ers o f th e g r e a t e s t com ic strip s
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If you had to look for a new
position today—

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h u m an ity, and 
th e v ery 

little faith in 
Rube G old b erg 
| prince o f m odern cyn ics.

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BIBLE THOUGHT 
— FOR TODAY—

BIM* TW** bt* 

im rn ort**d, will

prove • f>rle*l*M b*rlt*f*.

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He will swallow up death in v ie 
tory*, and the Lord God will w»p«
awa, lear. from off all face., and 
lh* rebuke of hi* people *hall lak* 
, w.y from off all the earth; for 
the Lord hath spoken it.— Isaiah
atta.

O R C H ESU S A N D 
TH E U N IV E R SITY

Opinions of Others 

LITERARY

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HOGG.

g ro w th h a s

th e 
in c kivwwi 

Co)mplaint» of various natures are

COSTS OF EDUCATION 
(Mfcbigta Daily)

At a called meeting of the Hogg 
Debating Club last night, the follow, 
in­
ing officers were elected 
and 
stalled for the spring 
term : Presi­
dent, Moulton Cobb; vice-president, 
Cecil Fulton; secretary, G. A. Wynn; 
treasurer, Dudley Wynn; critic, Wm. 
S. Leslie; reporter, Gordon Marsh.

P eo p le w h o are lo o k in g for 
som e kind o f a n ation al d ev el- 
! op m en t th a t is not p a r a lle lin g 
[co n tin en ta l g ro w th s m igh t turn!
7** JJKJS ; to th e A m erican com ic strip. It |
' 
.. Adaunt ig h ere th a t
[is mire m a t 
I b een g rea te st, a n d m ore n ew j constantly being received by men
H y p es o f p ictorial hum or h a v e ; who are connected in some way with 
I the legislative powers of the state or
j b een ev o l v ed , 
nation and which \nc\ude in great
M o r eo v er , th ose w h o cl aim
: M oreover, th ose w h o claim i 
that th e n ation al gen iu s is nim-; 
protest against the supposed
[p a rts o f optim ism 
.
9 
to on e o f r f ? 
! p a n s or o p t i m i s m 
n u
o n e o i l - 
LO 
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I su p ern orm al d en sity w o u ld d o i ¥ * b taxation 
'w e ll to con sid er th is c h a r a c te r -1 to be admitted of course that huge 
istle and co n te m p la te its over- sums of money are spent each year 
w h elm in g p o p u la rity . C om ics 
the 
e x c e e d th e m o v ies in in flu e n c e ,! 
United States, but when these fig 
and rea ch a 
urtT are placed along side the sums 
d ien ce.
spent for luxuries and pleasures, it 
I will be readily aeon that after all,
(WHI De 

The members drew for places for 
the intefsociety debate tryouts which 
will be held Tuesday night, March 
25. The tax-exempt securities ques­
tion is the iptersociety subject th b 
year, and the speakers will prepare 
five-minute speeches on the subject. 
Speakers at the tryouts will talk in 
the following order: Affirmative, Al
lK Wynn> Fulton, Fernley,
Street, Leslie, Kirkpatrick,
And w hite WO RFC on tho s u b - • it would seem, gfieriking proporti in J ^ Johnson, Speer, C. Johnson, Nos­
Negative,
bit, Guinn, Womack. 
fair educa-1 Knicker, Cobb, Hardy, Ford, Cline,
lienal B y ste m costs a great deal of (Baker, Trow, Patrick, G. A. Wynn, 
4 1 roo OOO OOO I I)avi8> Marsh, Fitzhugh, Rice, Cau.ey,
a f in a n c ia l statement was made by
$ 1 ,6 0 0 , 0 
*

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education does not coat as much 

S P E A K I N G O F 
A M E R IC A N A 

, 1^ high taxation for education. 

, 
A* a g ain st1 

To even maintain a 

far w id e r 

educational 

* 
or e 

purposes 
vurnomma 

’ | (lM,d 

It is

ally.

au-

in 
in 

- 

- 

Lttxt year 

money. 
was spent on education. As against I ^ ^ Wynn which showed that 
this, however, there was spent $2,-1 Hoggs were in good condition.
111.000.000 for tobacco, 
800.000.000 for candy, soft drinks, j were admitted into

and $1»*I Troy J. Gauley and Herbert Rice

- " 

ie st of A m ericana, w e m ight 
m ention th at great collector of 
national inept!tie*, H. L. Menck-
sn, w ho has honored th e rules 
o f our cam pus W om an’s Build­
ing, by listin g them under the 
general caption “A m erican a” in 
the last issue of “The A m erican 
M ercury.

Q rchesus, th e d a n cin g club 
a i the U n iv ersity , d e se r v e s a 
h igh com p lim en t for th e pro­
gram 
p resen ted VV ed n esd ay 
and T h u rsday n ig h t in its stu- 
dio. T he program w a s artis­
tically p la n n ed and e x e c u te d , 
and th e m em b ers o f th e club 
d an ced w ith c o n s id e r a b le a b il­
ity and ta ste . T h e m e m b e r s of 
s r, UJ|f|llIK 
’ 
th e clu b h a v e a w ell a p p o in ted I darkness after
stu d io, and th e num bers pre- ----------- 
Ranted in th e 
ev en in g 
program s fitte d p ro p erties of 
th e club.

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-week, 

I* 
n S 

stu d io 

* 

* 

* 

*

and 

ite-cream. The cost for

From which we gath er th at 
som eth in g
nut UCI I Hug 

a n d 

Mr. M encken finds 
.VI I *nC KOU UHM* 
\ir. 
h u m o r o u s in our highly precaU -pW '"* “nd Ple*sore ,s 8H at 
p a s t - g e n e r a t i o n f 000,000. Just for a moment reflect
tio n a r y 
sh ield ing of cam pus girls. Mr. over these figures and see for your
M encken's is not the only s e n se L (,|f wha t the comparative costs are
of h u m or to w h ic h Much rules | It .g Tatjjer astounding to know the
appeal. Aud when the Worn-; 

... * al ET OOO

« tu*tion
in l actnal truth of the situation.

riuiriiu 
ele v e n d u r in g 
w hite B. Hall fancy here in the United States. 
.._ r „ _

Tru" education 

The next meeting of the club will 

be March 25.

Red Ball Bus Line

H e a d q u a r te r s , 
R ogers' C a fe

3*14 C ongress A v en u e

Phone 6564. Cars leave for 
San Antonio every hour on the 
half hour from 5:30 a. in. to 
6:30 p. rn. Special rates for 
large parties.

W ould you w ear the clothes you 

have on now ? 

Probably not. 

Y ou’d dress up. Y ou know how 

im portant it is to m ake 

a good 

first im pression.

But y o u ’re m aking first im press­
ions every day— no m atter w hat 
y o u ’re doing. T h ey ought to be 
good ones alw ays, 
blart Schaff- 
ner 6c M arx clothes will help 
they re good and they 
way.

stay 

that 

W e have the New O nes for Spring 
now — O ne, and Tw o-Pants Suits, 
Silk Lined Suits— very reasonably 
priced.

BON TON 

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CAFE

6 0 9 C on gress

NEWSPAPERS DID IT

really in its in
It
will take at least several generations 
before the stage is reached where a 
system will be perfected 
in which 
will exist a co-ordination between ed
ucation and life. Until such a stage 
is reached, education really amounts 
Ho nothing more or less than expert 
mentation. And it is this experimen 
tation that costs. When a more effi­
cient educational system is brought 
into being, it is a definite thing that 
taxation for education will increase, 
for it will take on an entirely new 
aspect and become and serve a more 
practical purpose than it at' present 
does. However, when 
time 
comes, we shat! probably have a dii 
ferent type of taxpayer to contend 
with.

that 

 

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T o n y Sarg*. M arionette*. 

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J u nior

High Sch ool March 20.

m m 
blazes forth in the glory of full 
illum ination all ni^ht, his is not 
^he only sense o f ju stice that is
outraged.

W e feel flattered here. First. 
Mr. Mencken noticed Mr. Leon- 
ird D oughty. N ow he notices 
he W om an’s B uilding. We 
.hall have our place in the sun 
yet, though it scorch us.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

NOTICE, HIKERS- 

I^ s t hindrance bike leaving gym 
i t 1:45 Saturday. Bring knickers 
tnd car fare.

WERNA HARGIS.

UNIVERSITY Fencing Club will 
ii**.-*-I this ttft< moon at - rn M. 11

158, to elect officers.

CHAIRMAN

ALL GYM TEAM members bring 
hat measurements to my office be­

fore I o'clock today.

MISS SCHMID.

 

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OLEE CLUB HOLDRS REHEARSAL
Rehearsals for the Glee Club will be 
held on Saturday at 6:00 o’clock at 
the YMCA and Sunday 
afternoon 
at 1:4f> at Mrs. Mathews’ home. All 
members are expected to be present 
at both rehearsals.

— — ------ —O’—........ .

l l will be A pril 4. Make y o u r data 

s o w .

DONNELLY & WHITE
P h o n e 6 1 3 1 
P lu m b in g and H e a tin g 
C on tractors

9 0 5 C on gress A v e.

C A M P U S S H O P 
Expert Cleaning mad Pressing 
for
Men aud Women 
Phone 49»8

THURLOW B. W EED 

AMBULANCE SEBVICB
Funeral Boma 
Phone* 8060 aud 6S17

Miss F ish e r and b er w ork ­
ers have d o n e som e ex cellen t 
w ork d u rin g th e ea rly part of 
th e year 
in d e v e lo p in g m uch 
ta le n t and p o lish in g r e a l a b i l ­
ity, S everal d an cers d isp la y ed 
n ice tech n iq u e in th eir d an cin g, 
w h ich h as b een fin e ly p olish ed 
u nder th e d irection o f th e in­
stru ctor. T h e program w as 
tru ly artistic and, 
d ou b tless, 
th e g u e sts o f t h e clr* r e v iv e d OFFICIAL 
more Jhatf 
th o momentary
p leasu re o i tile e v e n in g » i»* 
terta in m en t.

g a v e 

"T he C y cle o f T im e /’ p re­
cented as th e seco n d h a lf o f 
th e club 
th e p rogram , 
m uch room for artistic 
s e le c ­
tion, and 
th e m em b ers p er­
form ed up to th e sta n d a rd set 
In th e first sectio n o f th e pro­
gram . T h e sc a r fs u sed , w h ich 
th e p erform ers m ad e 
th e m ­
selves, w ere tru ly b e a u tifu l an d 
i i i co m p lete h arm on y w ith th e 
th em e o f th e d a n ce.

Su ch p a g ea n try is d iffic u lt in 
p Absentation, and Orch es us put 
th e story a cro ss w ith o u t aid of 
sp ecial sets o f scen ery , cre a t­
ing such illu sion as w as n eed ed 
to su p p lem en t th e b o d ies and
scarfs o f th e d an cers.
*
* 

* 

* 

. T h e clu b sh ou ld g iv e a p u b ­
lic p erform an ce o f 
th is p ro­
gram . or som e oth er, if such 
su ggestion be p ra ctica b le. B e­
sid es b rin gin g m uch credit to 
th e p erform ers and th e club as 
a w h ole, th e reaction to such a 
th a t th e 
program sh ou ld b e 
U n iversity is m ore than a p la ce 
o f sp orts and a lle g e d barbar­
ity ; th a t 
true artistry exists 
w ith in th e organ ization of th e 
sch ool.
I T h e C urtain club h a s done 
m uch a lo n g 
line during 
th is 
th e p ast y ea rs, and th e U niver­
sity m u sical o rg a n iza tio n s to a 
leaser d e g r e e .

— R. E. I

D O Y O U R E A D 
THE F U N N IE S ?

o f 

B t rh a p 8 o n e 

t h e rn o r ! 
c h a r a c iv r U t k d e v e lo p r a -e n ts o f 
Armorican jo urns I km ban been 
g r o w t h o f
t h # u n p r e c e d e n t e d 

L e man who buys a Stetson be' 
cause of its style later discovers 
the long wearing qualities which 
make Stetson the choice oi weU
dressed men—everywhere.

STETSON HATS
Styled for young men

$35

AN D U P 

Satisfaction or M oney Back.

Stebbins & James

H a rt Schaffner & M arx Clothes

I T N A N SW ER A B LE testim ony to the value of the printed w ord in 
m aking profits for those w ho use it respectfully appears in three 
co rporations’ financial statem ents published in 
few- days. 
N ew spaper advertising, of course, has had the m ajor share in building 
the rep u tatio n s that enabled these com panies to m aintain volum e year^ 
in and year out, good business or bad, and to overcom e m arketing ob­
stacles th at E xperience called insurm ountable.

the last 

For instance, take the G illette S afety R azor C om pany, w hich in 
1921 co n fro n ted the expiry of its principal p aten ts and w orld-w ide 
com petition, its rivals arm ed w ith w eapons that had b ro u g h t it su ­
prem acy for alm ost a score of years. G illette faced the m usic, bought 
new spaper advertising w herever m en sw ore at their w hiskers, estab ­
lish ed w orld-w ide distribution of an im proved product and counted 
profits of $7,000,000 at the end of the year. T h e 1922 p ro fits ex­
ceeded that am o u n t by $600,000, an d the com pany started 1923 w ith 
orders on its books for 1,321,000 razors and 4 4 20 .0° 0 
So happy are its finances that it is planned to build a $l,2 U U ,llw ad ­
d itio n to , the factory w ith o u t floating bonds. N ew spapers did it.

A n o th trophy for the printed w ord com es in th e statem en t of the 

A u to K nitted H osiery C om pany, B uffalo, which, a com parative n ew ­

com er am ong large advertisers, had net earnings in 1921 of $434 ,2 2 9 

and in 1922 of $71 3,433. 

Its sales in 1922 w ere also $2,500,000, and 

new spapers had no small part in creating them .

No m oral is needed. 

If one is w anted, take a free translation from 

the N ew spaper Is H is P ro fit.— E ditor and Publisher.

 T H E A T E R R O W
BY E. LEE WYSONG

AGGIES GIVE TO ST A D IU M -

BUILDING GYM IN BRYAN

T-_- m 

„ "W"*"*1

D elta K appa Epsilon 
W in ter Form al

F rid a y n ig h t from eig h t 

to one 
D elta K appa E psilon fr a te rn ity en 
terta in e d w ith th e ir w in ter term fo r 
th e C ountry Club, 
m al dance a t 
gravid 
th e 
jijenry M oursufid 
m arch honoring Agues T errell, and 
U t. O. W atson led the cotillion hon­
o rin g E sth e r W atk in s. Jim m y ’s Jo y s
played for the occasion.

led 

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L adies’ M issionary
Society T ea

I E O OFFERING 
m ENTERTAINING

“In a Pest H ouse” and V en 
ita Gould Feature Acts 
at Hancock

th a t one 

vaudeville 
is a t a 

So m any w orthy acts are included 
of th is 
in th e M ajestic 
week-end 
loss to 
choose th e h ead lin er of th e bill. The 
fe a tu re a c t, how ever, is probably the 
fam iliar ch a ra c te r stu d y “ In a Pest 
H ouse,” p resen ted by R oger Im hoff 
& Co. T he “ pest house” is a hotel 
in which a peddler becom es involved 
in m any am using situ atio n s.

Miss V en ita G ould’s “ im pressions’’ 

H a n c o c k : M a je stic V au deville

w ith V e n ita Gould.

C re sc e n t: “ T h e Love T r a p ,

Ben W ilto n p ro d u c tio n .

M a jestic : T h e m y s te ry d r a m a , 

“ T h e L e a v e n w o rth C a te .”

Evidence of the excellent sp irit ex­
isting between th e Aggies and Long­
horns is contained in the following 
le tte r from Jam es S ullivan, business 
Athletic
m an ag er 

th e A&M 

fo r 

Q u e e n : B a r b a r a L a M a r r in * T he 

Council:

E te r n a l C ity .”

T e x as: Mrs. W a lla c e Reid in 

“ H u m a n W r e c k a g e .”

L a b o r T e m p le : T h e M a n h a t ta n 
Should 

p r e s e n tin g 

“ I 

P la y e rs 
W o r r y ”

W ash b u rn an d F orrest
at C rescent

Circles 2 and 4 of th e Ladies’ M is­
sionary Society of 
th e U niversity 
M ethodist church will give a benefit 
Sham rock tea at the home of Mrs. J . 
j T errell, 207 W est 21st, on M arch
15, from 3:30 to 6:00. 

.**

a * * •

J | M S U S f i h , 
K e n l e y B rin g s I e a r n 
From Dallas 

S* * « 

Following th e ir splendid work 
in 
“ Mine to Keep,” B ry an t W ashburn 
Al mison Ju lian c i - i ani1 Mabel F o rre st again ap p ear op-

ox im itatio n s of Al Jolson, Ju lian El
tin g " G eorge Cohen and o th ers w ere P“ »« »"« »"otheJ P " 8 
l a d i n g , / U t i i r . , and d
much applause. 
was rivaHed in p o p u larity only by I) 
th e m andolin w izard, who 
Apon „ „ , 

cut
A m crican who pleases
(w as ably assisted b y th re e MUKlH not oniy by his ability b u t by his per-

Mr W asbburn is tb<, 

In fact, her num 

S T c E i

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bpi 

B*Tr'«D» 

cican 

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t

 

a 

I 

w a n «w r of of the Russian type. 

U nnnlitv

th P ’ Whittle departm ent of the Oak W hen Shakespeare w rote “ This is j 
P F ff H h S c h l l , and a g ra d u a te of the long and short of it, 
C liff High behoot, a n a * 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y 
conducting the Oak 

easily have been 
l^ome and Lou G aul who displayed
^
f u ...to n 
few m om ents only" w as w hat 
. U / „ ofnn a Mav- few m om ents only was wimw 

 ab(li^ t0 dance. 

re fe rrin g 

to Jo e J

i n 

, 

S e t t i n g s 
S May- 
i t s l a v i s h S e t t i n g s 
ivn ,
b7 Ralph L me im plies, C lara B arry singing to M ystery D ram a

- J u s t f e r a l 

W eaver Moore of Houston, S. w a y |
W eaver Moore _of £ ;“

.

i n
i n

th e most
he could L a p t|y a tin g of the new er screen fa-

F o rre at ig one of 

• 
^ 

noryn B&inu** P 
H olm an o 
well of Term a, 
week-end »t th e D elta 
Ion house. 

spending 

an d ’ M aj or the accom panim ent of Orville W hit- 

U nusually lavish settin g s are used
the ledge a t the piano. T he p air deliv- L n „ T he Leavenw orth C ase,” a W hit­
a t

E p si-U re d m any quips and jokes also. 

man B ennett production, 

shown 

„ 

* ” 

The rem ain d er 

0f 

th e bill was the M aje8tic T h eater.

• 

Mr. and M rs. D. D. R am ey

Oklahom a, both fo rm er stu d en ts of I Diero m aste rfu lly playing his p i a n o |sam e nam e 
the U niversity, are visitin g Ju d g e] lc c o rdion, and H a rry Moore en ter- 
ana M rs. John H ornsby, M rs. 
ey’s p aren ts. 

I tam ing w ith his p ap e r m anipulations. t ha M ansfield, W ilfred 
I 

equal to the stan d ard o f quality set 
j n «xhe L eavenw orth C ase,” which
a tw is ,
actors, | is ^ s e d on th e fam ous sto ry of the
by A nna K ath arin e
A nna K ath arin e
by 
G r e e n , will be seen Seena Owen, M ar­
Lytell and

I Bradley B ark er.

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■ I by all M ajestic 
o f *by all M ajestic 

v*u«ev»ie 
vaudeville 

 

C harles Giblyn directed th e produc­

M rs. David R. Johnson of A uburn 
dale, Florida, fo rm er U n iv ersity stu ­
dent, is visiting her p aren ts, M r. an 
Mrs. F . M. Kemp.

L ila Hadar, of Galveston 

is here 
fo r the D elta K appa E psilon dance.

Mae M indun, L o rrain e B ertran d 
and Bonnie B enable of San Antonio 
are here for the UK E dance.

Lucy G oldthw aite will 

the 
week-end a t her home in F o rt W orth.

spend 

SLATED FOR T

.„ 

, 

tion.

I Q ueen Show s “ The 
Perfect Love S to ry ”

Sir H all C aine, one of the g re atest 
of living novelists, is th e a u th o r of 
is now
. ‘The E te rn a l C ity,” which 

Varsity Squad to Be Divided playing a t the Queen T h eater.

Into T w o Team s for 
' 

p 

' 

_ m f ‘ 
, 
, 
Intersch o lastic 

,. 

. 

V isiting 

The triu m p h 

of love over all ob-
stacles has alw ays in trig u ed th e lm-
the world
(ag in atio n s of ail people 
j _ M . I over. and they will find ideal enter-
League j <>v er> 

^ ____ ,

tain m en t in "T he E te rn a l C ity."
 T his F ir s t N ational p ictu re, which

prospecJ

B arb o u r T ay lo r 
Miss M ary B arb o u r T ay lo r 

of
* 
W e a t h e r f o r d will spend the_ week-end 

team s an i i ^

 

w ith h er siste r M ildred 
t h . Aloha P h . house. 
the Alpha Phi house

.a y lo r. 

S s to rd s y a t th re e o'clock was preeduced ^ 

‘

| ^

 th e pqua(, wi„ be divided into has been 

term ed 

the perfect

M rs. B rogan fro m Om aha, N ebras

v« 
’ 

is visiting b er son, D r. A. P l season. 
' 

B rogan. 

?Mrs. L utcher B rown, fo rm e r stu- 
dent of the U n iv ersity , is v isitin g her 
mother, M rs. R. C. Wells.

Dther, M rs. K. 

two nines fo r the second gam e of th e I story.

The firs t co n test, slated fo r .

I Ma rc h 3, was rain ed o u t in th e early Chicago C om pany
J innings. 
q ^ q
O pposing h u r l e r s have not been 
C le m e n s , 
I “ S tooky” Allen, E c k h a r t !M arshall, 

! to Com e
^

announced, b u t 

‘ J db lip 

 

th a t prevails in 

term in atio n 
stu d en t body a t your 
nothing b u t success can resu lt.

the 
in stitu tio n 

W ith kindest personal 

regards,

I am,

Yours very cordially,

(S igned) 

JA M E S SI L L I\ AN,

B usiness M anager.

STU D EN T SIDE 

On the o th er side, the 

following 
clipping from the A&M B a tta lio n , 
official weekly publication of th e stu 
dent body, gives an o th er angle of 
in terest as th e stu d en ts view the con­
trib u tio n and the com m ents made on 
the subscription:

in 

“ The A thletic D ep artm en t do 
Hated $260 to the stadium fund and 
the U niversity officials 
com­
m enting on the g ift rem arked th a t 
the Aggies would make $5,000 
every other y ear th ro u g h th e in­
creased seatin g capacity. J u s t like 
those guys. They h av en 't any sen­
tim ent. E v ery th in g m ust be p u t on 
, 
a basis of dollars and cents. We j 
d idn’t have to co n trib u te a cent to 
the stadium fo r it w asn’t o ur dog­
house th a t they w ere building, but 
since they have started 
the cus­
tom of looking a g ift horse in the 
m outh, we m ight as well finish it. 
Texas, we are going to build 
a 
gym nasium here fo r the basket ball 
gam es and when you come across 
w ith a contribution we will be glad 
to acknowledge it w ith ap p ro p riate 
com m ents as to its size.”

M r. L. Theo Bellm ont,

A thletic Council, U. of T.,

D ear B ellm ont:

The 

th is pledge m any 

I wired you today th a t the A&M 
A thletic 
pledging
Council w as 
$250.00 to th e stadium fund and 
th a t a check would follow.
regrets
A thletic Council 
very much th a t they w ere unable 
to make 
tim es 
la rg e r, but I am su re you ap pre­
ciate our fin an cial condition. We 
have u nder advisem ent a plan to 
erect a gym nasium on the college 
the A thletic Council
cam pus, 
to pay $50,000.00 
pledging 
th is building 
tow ard the cost o f 
This, as you know, is 
ra th e r 
heavy obligation fo r us to assume 
b u t the tim e has come when we 
m ust have adequate facilities 
for 
our basket ball gam es or else give 
up th is sport. F o r th is reason we 
were unable to m ake our pledge to 
the stadium fu n d m any tim es la r­
ger, as we wished.

itself 

a 

We w an t you and your commit­
tee to feel th a t everyone a t A&M 
College is deeply in terested in the 
success of the stad iu m cam paign. 
I know th a t w ith the sp irit of de­

STATE TREASURER TERRELL

SELECTS FIRST TEXAN FIVE

file with 

C. V. T errel, S ta te T re asu re r, was 
the f ir s t person to 
I he 
D aily Texap his personal selection 
for the A ll-C onference basket ball 
team . He sent in his 
coupon by 
special delivery m ail, a rriv in g before 
eig h t o’clock F rid ay m orning. He 
chose the follow ing 

line-up.

F o rw a rd s: 

Bobby Robertson,
T ex as; and Gene D arby, Texas 
Aggies.

C en ter: Long Tom George, TCU.
G u a rd s: Abie C u rtis, T exas; 

and Ox F ullingim , Baylor.

this y ear and would have selected 
more of th e Texas team but, living 
here, I th o u g h t I m ight be a little 

biased.

“ I don’t th in k th ere can be much 
question of 
the forw ards mentioned 
bv me, and of Abie C urtis, who has 
well established his rig h ts. Fullingim 
plays a clean gam e, is a good sport, 
and is considered one of the m ythi­
cal five by m any. 
I believe th a t he 
does not fall below my o th er selection
a t g uard.

“ I have never seen George in ac­
tion. He w as selected from re p u ta ­
tion and re p o rt of gam es in which he

T errell also inclosed the following 
le tte r addressed to th e editor of I he 
T e x a n :
eXttn • 
“ I have w itnessed every game here | has played.

, 

i 

i

Varsity Fencing Club 

Organizes Here Today

nutted fo r ra tific atio n , and officers 
will be elected.

“ A 

ordered,” 

lim ited am ount of equipm ent 
has already been 
stated 
Nelson Scurlock, tre a su re r, “ and all 
who w ant in on th is th in g be a t the 
m eeting and pay me two dollars. We 
are all am ateu rs, b u t we’re going to 
learn the s tu ff.”

l t will ba A pril 4. M ake y o u r d a te

L ondon,” which is to 

The U niversity F encing Club will
nted at th e H ancock Theater be organized today, when about fifty
^ M arcb 1Q> .g con_ | peopl(, interested hi the sp o rt meet

The Groveton b asket ball team is j Minnick Cox 

v isitin g a t 
y la tin g at 

th e 

Acacia house. w e eligiblie fo r mo 

y 

ble of showing i0t s of speed. 

Mrs. K ing, chaperon a t th e A p a A field will probably be composed 

Q Lteategt in te rn a tio n a l 
One g n 

one of George M. C ohen's in MB 158 a t 2. A c c o r d i n g to Merne
com edy sue- S h a r p ly , the com m ittee of five a r ­
pointed to draw up a constitution and
D e d u ced in New by-law s fo r th e d u b has its rep o rt

ces** 

18spe g 

S M a r a s f c s a q r ; s v s . ^ r « i

T his docum ent vyill be sub- now.

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home in C leburne fo r a b rief visit.

M iriam B row n l a s gone 
m e in 
T h . Oak C liff basket ball team is probably be C arson. E ck h ard t. P r a tt crowded houses a t 

p i e c e r s fo r th e re g u la r nine will now playing in London, E ngland, o
P rince of 
O thers who will g et in W ales T h ea ter, w here ,t » sa.d to be

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the 

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. l i n e a t the B eta house. 
S 

.. 

L am ar R yan Cecil h as re tu rn 

from H ouston. 

and Kin*. 
I the gam e arc F. F. L eissner, T ram m el, j meetin g w ith g re a t success.
Jameg M cK night 
C atchers will be P fan k u ch e, A. Leiss

and Thom pson. J -C 

 

 

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HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE
TODAY AND SATURDAY

D*i,T m m b ig t im e v a u o iv iu j
3 :0 0 P.

N ights
8 :1 5

The B r o w n w o o d b ask et ball team ner and Ram sey, 

i , visiting a t the L am bda Chi Alpha 

house.

Tennie Belle C olbert, M arian Ball 
and Lucile L ister have gone to b o rt 
W orth to the F a t Stock Show,

Dean Keeps Scrapbook 

of Co-ed Activities

Nine Concerts Listed

. 

j 

F ounders’ Day B anquet S atu rd ay 
n ig h t a t th e ch ap ter house 

-av.. - - 
i» w ritten con- j
D elta K appa Epsilon will hold its ce rn *lng w h at the g irls of th e I ni- 
S a tu id a \ I yg|*gj^y a re doing is clipped and saved
by Miss L ula Bawley fo r the Co-Ed 
S crap Book which she has been keep ­
ing since 1919.

E v ery th in g which 

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Dnnmifli 

 

 

 

for Glee Club Tour

E ach y ea r a se p a ra te book is kept. 
T he book fo r la st y ea r h as not been
i completed* b u t Miss Bewley said th a t
The U n iv ersity of T exas Glee Club jt would be much bigger th a n ever 
of
soon as
will be given in cen tral a n d U ]j| book fo r 1922-233 is completed!, 
J the one fo r th is y ea r will be started .

will leave on its an n u al sp rin g to u r b efo re. d ip p in g s 
T h u rsd ay m orn in g, M arch 20. N l*e j th is y ea r's activities, 

are being saved 
and as 

E astern T exas. 

The p rogram which the Glee f lu > 
will p resen t th is year com pares fa- 
vorably w ith H a rv ard , Columbia and 
other in stitu tio n s in th is field. F ol­

lowing i» a li5t of the mem)Mrs of 
the club: 

D irector, W illiam G. C am p ; m an­
accom panist,

ager, Louie D u n b a r; 
Mrs. V ena K. M atthew s.

*

F irs t ten o rs: ite rs c h d L. H artley ,
John Allen Stevenson, J. Robert_LoI- 
th orp, John c . W hite, Ben h- Wood-

b’ sjc o n d ten o rs: H arold F . C alla­
way,, Louis J . D ibrell, F ra n c is H.
G erm an, John W ilton Law, George A.
M ueller, Colonel C lifton 
Simmons,
C hester C. W rig h t, J . M u rray Ken-

,

d rk k , 

F ir s t b asses: Anton H . B erkm an,
Donigam J<* Cannon, John A. Guinn,
Guy H. Holm an, Bob Joseph Lyles,
Cle! Silvey. 

_

Second b asse s!'L o u ie D unbar f aul 
M atthew s, Vinson M. M ouser, Wood­
w ard M. R itter, H a rris 
F la n a g a n 
Bmith, J . P. W atson.
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I t will bo A pril 4. M ake y o u r d a te

QUEEN

If you rn Us today, you 
will mis an incomparable 
picture—

“ E T E R N A L
CITY”
W ith
BERT LYTELL
and
BARBARA
LAMARR

There has never been one 
made like it.

E X T R A : W ill Rogers in 
“T he Cake Eater.”

B

8

E 3 P

T H U ., F R I., S A T .

“THE LEAVEN 

WORTH CASE*’
Anna K a th e r in e G r e e n ’, g r e a t 
m ystery d r a m a well tcrj^Oned#-

“WEST

IS
WESTM

up*

„ 

F a b le s 

tho D ay 
T opics of 
A N D N E W S R E E L

Labor Temple 
Theater

T e n t h a n d B razo s 
T h e F a m o u s 
M A N H A T T A N P L A Y E R S 
D R A M A T IC S T O C K CO.
T H U R S .— F R I .— SA T .
“I SHOULD WORRY”
M O N .— T U E S .— W E D .
“THE CRIMSON 
NEMESIS” 
B A R G A IN M A T IN E E S 
W e d .—- S a t . — 3 :1 5 
Music By 
T E M P L E O R C H E S T R A 
P R E - W A R P R I C E S : 
M a tin e e s: 15c— 21c 
N ights: 2* c— 59c 
G o W h e r e th e C ro w d Goes

sp- e f ; M IM V EN ITA

U '

^IMPRESSIONS

ROME AND OAUT. 
DEI RO Tnt
MASUR Of THI ACCOROiAN/

8 A B S fe f c S S .
CLARA BARBY

WH,Tu o o * 

.

■ u l m a t 

HARI
l TM?OAtAJ P A P E R M A N lP O L A tO P ®

n
EXT I 
FEATU)
INCUBI!*

^ABOPlFMUS

ROGER IMHOF

AMO C O M P A N Y
P R t i l N T I N O 

^
IN A PEST HOUSE
HANCOCK Opera House
Monday Night, March 10th
Curtain at 8 o'Clock

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w a 

. 

I 

- 

■g eo r g e M. COH a n si
 NEWEST COMEOX SPOOFIMG THC BRITISH I

H

LSO THIS J
I lls LONDON!
I 
I ^ W w iT H MR. AND MRS. COBURN 
Prices: SOc to $2.50— Plug Tax 
SEATS NOW SELLING— MAIl^ORDER^NOM^

Last D ay T oday!

Sale of Hosiery

Chiffon and M edium Silk Stockings

.29

3 P a i r s 

$ 3 . 7 5

-Brown
-Cordovan
-Navy

-Sunset
-Beige
-Nude

-Airdale
-G reen
-Black

Scarbrough’s

LONGHORN BARBER 
SHOP

FO R T H E LA D IES A ND CHILDREN

W e have opened a parlor w ith special barber. I lob- 
by H orse for the children.

I

V ISIT US SOON

2302 G uadalupe

A Dedication

-•***<* * #»-«**• 

m

“ In com m em oration of th at spirit of loy­

the W orld W ar w ith high inspiration and 

eagerness to serve, w e shall dedicate our

Texas Memoral 
Stadium

As a place w here men m ay gain strength 
and practice courage; to those fighting 
T ex an s who have courageously given their 
service th at freedom and dem ocracy may 
■
be preserved on earth. 

THE ZERO HOUR DRAWS NEAR. 
WHAT ARE YOU WILLING TO 
SACRIFICE TO THE HON­
OR OF THOSE WHO 
MADE THE SU­
PREME SAC­
RIFICE

I S

IHI MANDAP

IRTAlNMtNt

alty an d nobility w hich sent I exans into 

 FOUR HIGH

thought seriously about the advantage of 

early buying?

G ro v e to n ( 1 4 )
f Pennington (2)
f 
, Harrott (8)
c........ Atkinson (2)
g ....... Friffin (2)
......... Sheffield
o> 

Henderson and Waite to Be 
Assistant Instructors at 
Institution

The finest lot o f

T o n y S a r g ’s M a r io n e t t e . . 

J u n i o r 

H igh S c h o o l* M a rc h $0,

KN O X
HATS

KN O X
CAPS

WHY IS THE DRISKILL 
SO BUSY?

THE WALTER TIPS COMPANY
708 Congress

Hardware and Machinery

Sporting Goods, Guns and Ammunition 

Automobile Accessories

Send The Daily Texan Home

BOARD AND ROOM

J u n i o r

SA Y BILL

They have put in a high 
tailoring depart­
grade 
ment at the Campus Shop. 
They take the old ones 
and make them look like 
new. They change the old 
styles to the new styles, at 
a very little cost.
and 
for 
And 
pressing 
can’t be 
they 
beat. Send your next suit 
down. They call for and 
Ju st phone them.
deliver. 

cleaning 

Phone 4998

CAMPUS
SHOP
230G Guadalupe

FRANK LAWS
Now With 
The Campus Shop

a/n/t

w e have 

IF the shoes that we 

repaired 
could talk, our reputa­
tion \#ould be nation­
wide. Many a pair of 
shoes 
run-down 
old 
that was ready for the 
rubbish man 
h a s 
found new life in our 
shop. Let us convince

“ N eit jot O ld "
Allen Shoe 
Shop
2400 Guad. 
Phone 4597

DRISKILL CAFE AND COFFEE
SHOP
A lw ays W elcomes Students and Faculty

LONE STAR ICE COMPANY
Ju st W est of the A venue on Second Street

Service: A lw ays Prompt and Courteous. 

It C osts No More to Get the Best 

D IA L 6119 O R 9233 

C O LD S T O R A G E IN CO N N EC TIO N

WE ARE HERE FOR A 

PURPOSE

COURTESY

SERVICE

MAH-JONG

Radio Supplies 

Curling Iron.

Students’ Lam ps 

And

All Other Kinds 

of Electrical Appliances

John L* Martin
410 Congress Ave, 
Phone 3563

TEAM SELECTION BALLOT

Forward

F orward

G uard

G uard

Send the 
Sunday 
T E X A N 
Home

Mail this ballot to B ox 1928 or leave in e n v e l o p e a t Main 
Building I 55 or J Hail 7. T he polls close at 6 o clock 
Saturday.

MAVERICK

upstairs, having 

FOR RENT— One furnished room, 
southeast expo 
conveniences. UHL 
sore* modern 
Wichita Street. Phone 3371. — I

MISCELLANEOUS

DANCING— Private studio, SOO W 

3 1 st. Ph on e 7812.

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