F irst C o lle g e Daily in the South 

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1924

I jjijn iH E M S lN C ffiS r iN STADIUM DRIVE TOTAL
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MEETING TUESDAY

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Fichtenbaum Announces Mis­
take in Totalling Stadium 
Pledges at Close of Drive

Tom IS SHG,115.71

T o Date 1,228 H ave Paid 
First Paym ent, Due 
March IO

Total subscriptions 

to the 
University Stadium fund made 
during the drive which ended 
March 4 increased $1,300 rn 
the audit made by the stadium 
orga.iization. The revised fig ­
ures announced here today by 
Max Fichtenbaum, executive 
secretary of the association are 
$166,825.72. The first 
total, 
given out the night the drive 
closed was 165.357.00.

$120,724.75. 

The analysis of th e subscriptions 
tu rn ed in showed th a t 3,322 stu d en ts 
F aculty 
subscribed 
m em bers 
subscribed $11,209. Two 
hundred eighty-nine fa c u lty member* 
subscribed in the drive. O rganiza­
tions subscribed $19,376, and o th er 
schools gave $350. The to ta l num ­
ber of individual subscribers to date 
is 3,551.

H. J. L utcher S ta rk ’s IO per cent
boosted the to ta l subscriptions $16,-
165.97.

To d ate, F ichtenbaum stated , 1,228 
subscribers have paid th e ir firs t pay­
m ents, due on M arch IO. The total
am ount paid in is $10,646.05. 

exam inations. U rge 

Stu dent* P a y Slow .
In 
“ The stu d en ts have delayed 
m aking th e paym ent on account of 
the 
to 
come in to the YMCA h ead q u arters 
and m ake th eir paym ent or m ail 
them to Stadium H e ad q u arters Uni­
v ersity S tation,” F ichtenbaum a ded. 
F ichtenbaum set down two reasons

them 

(C ontinued on P age E ight) 

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STATE FUR PLANS 
COLLEGE C IR C U S

Colleges in T exas and Other 
States Invited to Offer 
Competitive Stunt*

Three Names Are Men­
tioned for Appoint- 
ment

Will the U niversity of T exas h a \^ 
a new p resid en t when the R egents 
ad jo u rn this week a fte r th e ir session 
which opens here Tuesday?

Rife speculation in A ustin and on 
th e cam pus prom ises 
a p erm an en t 
head fo r th e U niversity w ith this 
m eeting. Dr. C. E. B olton, p ro fes­
sor of history a t th e U niversity of 
Southern C alifornia, is the la te st re­
puted candidate fo r 
this position. 
Add to this 
possibility Dr. W. b. 
W orks, head of the T exas E ducation 
S u rv ey ; Dr. George C. B utte, dean 
of the School of Law , and you will 
have th e leading possibilities a t the 
esent tim e. 
p re sen t tim e.
M em bers of th e board 

B L U N D F R B W S S

Board of Publications Passes 
Resolution Against A nony­
mous Campus Writers

C ondem nation of the B lunderbuss 
or “ jo u rn alistic bushw acking,” such 
an ­
as alm ost uniform ly appears in 
onym ous publications, was u n quah 
resolution 
fiedly 
a 
expressed 
l l , by the 
adopted M onday, M arch 
of P ublications. 
U niversity B oard 
The resolution follow s:

in 

I by th e S tu d e n ts’ Assembly of 

W hereas, Bill N um ber 12, enacted 
the
agree that I U niversity of Texas express y o
th e presid en t ought to be selected a t bids any 8lud en t or group o f stu d en ts
least a t th e A pril m eeting, so th a t L 0 publish or co n trib u te to an> an-
he could be p resen t to aid in plan- J onymous publication and p rescri cs 
mu ’- th e b u dget fo r n ex t y ear, 
the final decision is n o t m ade this 
week. it is highly probable th a t dis- 
cussion will elim inate 
m en, so th a t the board will vote at
the A pril m eeting.

The T exas S tudents P ^ h c a tl™*’ 
l „ c., is in h e a rty - c o r d w ith the pur- 

all b u t two I pose of the bill, and w her

lf penalties th e re fo r, and w hereas, 

anony­
mous publications th a t have h ereto ­
fore appeared on the c a m p u s is ap ­
proaching, now th ere fo re , be it

The d ate on which m ost 

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W m . G. C am p o f Garland, d i­
rector and p o p u la r *oloi*t of the 
U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s G lee Club, 
which will le a v e th is w eek on it* 
an n u a l spring trip thro ugh E a s t 
and C en tral T e x a s .

I L L 
GLEE CLUB 
LEAVE D N SPRING 
T
TOUR 

Resolved by th e Board of the T ex­

as S tu d e n ts’ P ublications, In c.:

1. We express our unqualified con­
dem nation of jo u rn alistic bushw hack­
ing such as alm ost uniform ly appeals 
in anonym ous publications.

2. We pledge this corporation to 
be in no degree responsible for the 
appearance of any anonym ous publi­
cation.

S. ELDON DYER, C hairm an. 
MARY JOURDAN, S ecretary,

Organization Scheduled 
Evening Concerts 

in 

for 

Nine Texas Cities

The U niversity of Texas Glee Club 
will 
leave T hursday, M arch 20 on 
its annual sp rin g tour. N ine eve­
ning concerts, the most th a t has ever 
been given or. a single to u r m ade by 
the club, will be offered in Hast and 
C entral Texas.

a tte n d 
just 
“ L et all m em bers 
once,” L utcher S ta rk 
is quoted as 
saying, “ and then we can vote on 
the president. B u t everybody ought 
to be th ere to tak e th e responsibility 
for the decision,” he insisted.

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RECEIVE 
REGENTS 
BFED TD PROPERTY

Consideration of $50,000 In 
volved in Ray McDonald 
Property on W hitis

Firm That Printed Paper Last 
Year Is N ow Out of
Business

Sutton Has Not Asked Sup­
port of the Pub­
lishers

B y M E R N E L E W I S S H A R P L E Y

th a t, 

refuse 

in sta tin g 

A ustin p rin te rs fla tly 

to 
p rin t a B lunderbuss th is year. P ub­
lishers unite 
if a 
B lunderbuss ap p ears this y ear, it will 
not have been p rin ted in th is town.
Tim e w as when the B lunderbuss was 
a respectable sensation, handled by 
but 
T exas S tudents 
the 
th e scandalous c h a rac te r which 
sheet has 
recent 
assum ed 
years has m ade it much too rancm 
to be sponsored on th e cam pus.

P ublications; 

d u rirg 

It is alleged th a t the firm which 
p rin ted the B lunderbuss fo r 1923 is 
now out of business, according 
to 
several Austin 
the statem en ts of 
la st y e a r» 
of 
publishers. Most 
copies were burned, following th re a ts 
of county officials, 
in stig ated by 
P resid en t Vinson, to prosecute both 
editors and publishers fo r crim inal 
libel, were 
distributed.
L a te r, it was haw ked about su rre p ­

sheet 

the 

titiously.

D e n y K n o w le d g e o f Bu**

S t a t e m e n t s from d iffe ren t p rin tin g 
houses varied widely w ith reg ard to 
opinions of th e ’Buss, b u t then- m an­
ag ers were all positively decided what 
spring. Ail 
they would 
the elaborate precau­
knowledge of 
the publication of a 
tions ag a in st 
1924 B lunderbuss, which 
persisten t 
rum ors have a ttrib u ted to P resident 
S utton, was denied by all in te rro g a ­

th is 

do 

Rhodes S. Baker, of Dallas 
Bar, Invited to Lecture 
in Austin

IS

Since Leaving School, Baker 
Has Becom e a Member 
of Three Associations

The Hon. Rhodes S. B aker of the 
Dallas bar, has been invited by the 
faculty of th e School of Law of the 
U niversity of T exas to deliver a lec­
tu re to the fa c u lty and students of 
the school. Mr. B aker will deliver 
this lecture in th e auditorium of the 
evening, 
Law Building on Monday 
March 17, a t 7:30 o’clock. His sub­
ject will be “ C ontrol of Civil P roce­
dure in the Texas C ourts. 
In v ita ­
tions to a tte n d the lecture have been 
th e Texas 
se n t to th e judges of 
courts and to the law yers of Texas. 
T his will be th ird of a series of lec­
tu re s to be delivered by Texas law ­
yers a t th e School of Law during the 
c u rre n t session.

Mr. B aker w as grad u ated from the 
U niversity Law School in 1896, and 
he has been practicing law in Dallas 
since th a t tim e. He is a m em ber of 
the A m erican B ar A ssociation and of 
the Texas S ta te B ar Association and 
of the D allas B ar A ssociation. He 
has been in terested in procedural re 
form fo r m any years and has con 
trib u ted articles thereon to both the 
A m erican B ar Association 
Jo u rn al 
and the T exas Law Review.

Varsity Center Unanimously 
Elected Captain 
Saturday

H I IM R S I M

Gold Basketballs G iven U n­
defeated Longhorns by 
Athletic Council

( B Y V IC T O R E M A N U E L .)

L ester S ettegast, 

the elongated 
skyscraper cen ter, was unanim ously 
elected captain of the 1925 L onghorn 
baskcteers yesterday aftern o o n .

DF
B. HULL PLANNED

$5000 W ill Be Spent

in

In-

stalling Screen, New 
Floors, and Closets

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nan 
B aker was in 1923 chairm an 
I 

R obertson, C urtis, F oster, Sette- 
or Sa8t’ R agland, P onsford, Esquivel, 
of 
I W ard, and N ation, th e nine stars of 
th e com m ittee on judicial
rm irt souad in South-
ad rrums- 
The firs t concert is scheduled for 
the g re atest c o u rt squad in S outh­
tratio n and on procedural re fo rm of 
T aylor on T hursday evening. The 
w estern C onference history, 
aion* 
the Texas B ar Association, and he is 
itin e ra ry is as follows in the order 
w ith Coach Doc S tew art and M ana­
a m em ber of the firm of Thom pson, 
nam ed: T aylor, Jacksonville, T ykr* 
g er Bob Sm ith m et a t the U niversity 
K night, B aker & H arris, all of whom, 
A thens, H ubbard, Bremond, M arlin, I 
E xtension Studio yesterday 
a f te r ­
with one exception, are g rad u ates of 
1
Waco, and Belton. 
noon to have th e ir picture taken and 
the Law School of the U niversity.
as is the annual custom , to elect the 
captain. T here was no nom inating; 
each m an w rote his choice on a slip 
of paper. W hen th ey w ere counted 
it was found th a t “ B etty” was 
the 
unanim ous choice to head the S teels
in 1925.

Recreational Leader

Will Visit Austin

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T he club is under the direction of 
Wm. G. Cam p, and has been prac­
ticing several tim es each week 
to 
whip the program into a fine point 
of finish. This y ea r’s program 
is 
up to the high stan d ard set by the 
Tub in public appearances of pre­
vious years. Such m asters as bach, 
H andel, G reig, and K uhenstein are
n » i lo vt, 
included on the program , y e . 
a Wide popular »PP““ - 
dons are so varied ^ a t the program 
the 
i , expected to please a 1 fro™ 

,, Loa! finn whose h ead q u arters 

E. O. H arbin, d irector of recrea-
in
Tenn-> wni visit, the Uni-
p ro g ra n , varsity o f T exas th e week beginning 

are 

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a n a p e s o f 

th e
(.hurch. His

M(,thl)dlgl 

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Im provem ents involving an expen­
diture of about $5,000 are to be m ade 
m B. H all, only dorm itory fo r men 
a t th e U niversity of Texas, a p art 
of which w as 
in 1898, if 
present plans m ature. Screens, new 
flooring, clothes 
and steps 
a 
arc am ong the chief 
than 
to be m ade, according to M anager L enge 0f harm ony
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H. G. W oodruff o f P aradise. 

erected 

closets 

most. severe cl. ltlC ° mknowledge 0f ; visit will be fo r the purpose o f or- 
instinctive j g a n g in g a group of stu d en ts inter-
persons w o 
im provem ents MI Univ vvmv.
 K csted in recreatio n al leadership. Any
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music o th er 

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Mathews 
 
 
 
sia germ, and Louie 

oAonmn.inist 
accomp a n is t_ 

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fo r 

th e ' student is eligible to join the group.
 wi„ be devoted to sta­
()n o n f night a social g ath er-

. dents 

^

Actual w ork on the installation of 
the new im provem ents will not s ta rt 
until the sum m er m onths when tho 
m ajo rity of the room ers are away on 
P ractically the en ­
th eir vacation. 
tire vacation period will he required 
fo r the ca rp en ters to m ake the addi­
tional changes, and by the tim e the 
stu d en ts re tu rn to the U niversity in 
i S eptem ber, the Hall will be in first 
class condition.

;‘7 h e Glee Club Q u artette will ag a ta I ^ d T n ^ h .f M r ' H a r b i n t m 'lead

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* ra m ' 

" L s ^ F e r the second nig h t a1.
ll Berkm an Wm. G. stu d en ts of th e U niversity will be in-
, tu .

Anton H. Be, .m an, w m . 

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( ^Soloists whose names ap p e ar 
thet
S tevenson ten o r; and F r a n c s 

o n 1 dents who wish m ay hike w ith Mr. 
b a rito n e ;. H arbin to the Colorado Inver w here 
IL I he will d em o n strate m any outdoor 

 Cam p, 

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G erm an, pianist. 

I l»am es*

‘Ponjola’ Hair Rage Hits Normal

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Three Co-Eds at San Marcos Campused

G irls atten d in g the San M arcos 
N orm al are settin g th e pace fo r 
freakish styles by having th e ir h air 
c u t in the same way th a t boys do, 
a c c o r d i n g to D orothy Connoly, 
stu d en t of th a t in stitu tio n who vis­
ited in Austin F riday.

“ T hree co-eds have 

been pro­
hibited from leaving the cam pus,” 
said M :ss Connoly, “ and a ban 
In spite of the 
placed on the fad. 
fa c t this 
in co iffu re 
continues to spread.

innovation 

“ T here are tw o theories as to 

the origin of the popularity of short

h air, the la tte r being m ost likely 
r e s p o n s i b le . According to a rum or 
o n e of the m ost popular girls o f 
the N orm al burned h er h a ir while 
attem p tin g to put a wave 
it, 
necessitatin g 
rem oval of a 
the 
large p a rt of her hair. •Whim other 
fem inine m em bers of th e stu d en t 
body saw h er n e w style of head­
dress, sh o rt h air im m ediately be­
cam e ‘all the rage.*

in 

“ A n o t h e r r e p o r t has it th a t the 
girls cu t th eir h air a f te r 
seeing 
a moving picture called P onjoia 
in which the heroine, played by

th e 

in order to escape 

A nna Q. Nilsscm, im p erso n ates a 
man 
law 
which has u n ju stly accused h e r of 
m urder. The idea o f such an u n ­
usual thing 
sh o rt h a ir was 
th o u g h t to be rom antic enough fo r
im itation.

as 

“ The men of th e school, how ­
ever, have joined w ith th e fa cu lty 
in u tte rin g a m ost em phatic pro­
te st against the fad. Some of them 
have even th re a te n e d to le t th e ir 
h a ir grow out un til sexes seem re­
versed if the girls do n o t stop vis­
iting the b a rb e rs.”

R ec eiv e * S eco n d L e tte r .

The latest addition to V arsity cap­
tains is a H ouston product and huh 
lettere d in b ask et ball fo r two con­
1923 he gave 
secutive years. 
In 
prom ise of eclipsing the work 
of 
Tiny Keen an d Teddy Lyons, who 
were th en in th eir prim e, but an in­
ju ry ab o u t m idseason cu t short his 
a l l - c o n fere nee. hopes. T his year he 
got o ff to a slow s ta rt b u t made up 
fo r it d u rin g the la tte r half of the 
year when he ranked w ith George of 
loop. 
TOU as the two Cest in 
Many critics 
lengthy 
th e 
Longhorn fo r all-conference.

nam ed 

the 

V e r s a tile P la yer.
T he H oustonian is a s ta r and 
is 
p artic u la rly valuable in th a t he can 
, play any position although he is us­
ually statio n ed a t center. However, 
he is an excellent goal th ro w er, hav­
ing accum ulated 93 points during tile 
past year. And Coach S tew art is re- 
sponsible fo r the statem en t th a t he 
tould tu rn S etteg ast into a 
stellar 
guard. 
In fact, with R obertson and 
C urtis gone, S etty may prove Coach 
S te w art’s m ost valuable man when he 
assembles his court m aterial in 1925.
L etters and gold basket balls bear­
ing 
“ U ndefeated 
S outhw estern C onference Cham pions, 
1924,” were aw arded to th e S teers 
b y \ h e A thletic Council 
recently. 
Those receiving the honors were Cap­
tain R obertson, C ap tain -E lect S ette­
gast, R agland, F oster, C urtis, W ard 
Ponsford, N ation, Esquivel, and M an­
ager Bob Smith. This is the firs t 
tim e th a t gold b ask et balls have 
the 
been aw arded since 1919 and 
firs t tim e since 1916 th a t a Long­
horn c o u rt five has won the rig h t to 
wear the inscription “ u n d efeated .”

inscription 

the 

U niversity of T exas students will 
be invited to p artic ip a te in the pro­
jected All College C ircus a t the Stat* 
F a ir a t Dallas on October 18, 1924, 
according to announcem ent made here 
yesterday by John B. Moon, ex-gtu- 
dent and 1921 m anager of the Varsity 
circus.

P lans fo r th is occasion made by 
the S ta te F a ir association call for 
a series of com petitive stu n ts by rep­
resentatives of all colleges and u n i­
versities in the U nited S tates who 
care to enter, and the presentation 
of a pageant, in which each school 
entered in the com petition will en ter 
a queen and her court.

This circus will be held on 

the 
night following the Texas-SM U foot­
ball game. T he groups presenting 
the best stu n ts will be aw arded cash 
prizes, Moon indicated. AU schools 
in th e sta te are being visited at the 
pre. ent tim e by officials of the asso­
ciation m aking plans for the circus
of th is year.

Moon stated recently that he was 
p artic u la rly pleased wth the attitude 
of U niversity student leaders on the 
proposed All College Circus. 

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CALENDAR 
Sunday 

10:00 a. rn.* Long hora 

B and

Ore** Rehearsal, Majestic.

2:00 p. m.* Longhorn Tour 

practice, Woman’* Gymni**ium. 

Monday

7 j00 p. m., H oulton Club, M. B. 

158.

to 

t o r Sutton has said nothing to 
U8/ ’ stated A. C. Baldwin, “ but lie 
You
n e e d have nothing 
needn’t w orry about 
this place a t 
all. We’re standing behind the au 
I t s 
t h o r p e s out a t the U niversity. 
nasty
a libelous 
through and through.

publication, 

fe a r. 

and 

A u s t i n P r i n t e d L ast Y e a r

The a ttitu d e 

of E . J. 

Jackson,

m anager fur the E. U . 
slightly a t variance w ith this. We 
w ere a p p r o a c h e d about p rin tin g the 
1923 B lunderbuss la s t y ea r,” stated 
Jackson, “ h u t the bid 
j a u n t high 
enough, and we probably wouldn t 
taken die work anyhow. But 
have 
w hat the howl rn all 
I fail to 
about. 
I th in k th e fa cu lty should bt 
able to stan d fo r an occasional tw it­
tin g ; th ey ’d bo much better sports. 
Y e ,, it w as printed 
as 
y ea r. No, we wouldn’t consider the

in A ustin 

job a t all now.”

“ We’ll never touch it, 

on
count 
th a t,” declared the m anager a t 
0- 
bins! A short tim e ago a t a m eet­
ing of th e A ustin Printer.-, Associa­
tion, the m atter was brought up. T h 
consensus of opinion was 
B lu n d e r b u s s is a lot of filth an 
We tacitly agreed not to p rin t

th a t 

the 
i 

Deeds tra n s fe rrin g th e Ray Mc­
Donald home, located on 
tho 2100 
block on W hitis Avenue, to th e Re­
gents of the U niversity w ere filed 
yesterday w ith 
the 
th e 
county court. The c o n s i d e r a t e wap
set a t $50,000.

clerk of 

The McDonald property case was 
recently h eard by the condemnation 
board, composed of Alonzo Robinson,
A W, Townsend and R. M. Hamby, 
a t which the $50,000 
aw ard was 
m ade. M cDonald asked $00,000 fo r 
the pro p erty , and th e extension com 
mitt.ee offered $35,000. T his decision 
is one of the few which has not been 
appealed to the county court.

A decision in the C avanaugh case, 
which was heard la st week by 
t e 
condem nation board, is expected this 
week. Robinson has been out of the 
Secre­
city d u rin g the p ast week. 
ta ry W illiam s also stated th a t he ex­
pected to make final purchases 
in 
several other cases this week.

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g l e e c l u b m a y 
m a k e t r i p t o 
n e w y o r k c i t y

tH'“ P rin t the B lunderbuss? We never 
have nor never will,” w as the s ta te ­
m ent of M anager Lewis at the 
on
Boeekm an-Jones Co.

G alveston to New Y ork by steam 
er m ay prove the b an n e r trip o f the 
U niversity of T exas Glee Club this 
y ear, if plans now u n d er considera­
the organiza 
tion by m em bers of 
I ti on m aterialize.
“ I’m full up on orders, and would 
I 
not handle it anyhow ,” said b d Num-i 
hers, job p rin te r in business on West

Sixth S treet.

not the licentiousness ox tile
thing th a t m a tte rs.” the interview er 
was told a t the F irm F oundation 
“ P rin te rs d o n t 
P ublishing House. 
the 
usually give a whoop w hether 
s tu ff they get out is m oral or im ­
moral. But i f s p retty dangerous to 
lay yourself open to 
charges. 
T h a t’s why we couldn’t en tertain the

libel 

a

(C ontinued on Page 5.)

F orm er V arsity stu d en ts com pos­
of Texas Glee 
ing th e U niversity 
(Tub 
have proposed 
in New York 
th a t th e Glee Club give a series of 
concerts th e re in Ju n e f o l l o w i n g the 
d o se of school here. The New V ork 
organization has expressed th e ir wil­
the p r o j e c t . . 
lingness to underw rite 
Louie D unbar, m anager of the club,, 
in 
is n eg o tiatin g w ith 
New Y o r k , and has 
the 
th a t d e f i n i t e a r r a n g e m e n t s ,
opinion 
fo r the trip will soon be concluded.

the alum ni 
e x p r e s s e d 

 AT c r e s c e n t

BUSTER KEATON

ela b o ra te a cts fe a tu re d on th e vaude­

ville sta g e in re c e n t w eeks.

Six o th er e x c e lle n t acta and 

the

Creator of Marionette Theater 
in America Is Also Fa­
mous illustrator

Crescent Features Wright s 
“When a Man’s a Man” 
for Week

C R E S C E N T

For a Week of Thrilling Drama

loved is 
T h e book th a t tw en ty m illions h av e re a d and 
screen ed a t last w ith all its ro m an ce, b eau ty and heroism . 
A n ep ic d ra m a of a m an w ho found h i m s e l f — found love 

an d th en » acrificed all as only a m an c a n .

W h en * Mans

n rn .

“ N o ! when I m a r ­

ry i t ’ll be a m a n .’

THEATER ROW

BY K. I.KE WYSONG

Q u e e n : “ Lillie* of 

th e F i e ld "

wi th C o rin n e G r i f f i t h and C on w a y 

T e a r ! * .

M aje stic? The 
C a m e o Kirby*’ wi

success, 

sta g e 
th Jo h n Gilb ert Manhattan Players Present 

H an cock ? Double bill 
Blacksmith** 

“ T h e 

and 

including 
“ The

C r i c k e t on t he H e a r t h , "

Comedy-Drama of Polit­
ical Graft

L a b o r T e m p le : M a n h a t ta n Play 
*»rs p r e s e n t i n g “ L o v e a n d P o l i t i c * . ’

CENTRAL T EX A S 

STYLE SHOW

Opens M onday and will m ark an 

era in th e display o f gorgeous 

gow ns worn by ou tstan d ing 

b eau ties o f th e U n iv ersity and 

A u stin .

M onday, T u esd ay, 

W ed nesd ay, 8 :3 0

Shown W ith S e n satio n a l 

P i c t u r e

C am eo Kirby” Ope*' W eek 
for the M a jeL d 
Theater

A lthough th e term “ a ll-s ta r” ca-u j 
as been misused by sco re s o f pro-1| 
tigers, F ir s t N atio n al o f f e r s a cast I 
n Jo h n F ran cis D illon's production J 
s’ “ L ilie s of th e F ie ld ,” the pictu re 
o play this w eek a t th e Queen T h ea- 
.er, th at d efies com parison.

C orin n e G riffith 

and Conway 
I'., arle are soon in the fea tu re d roles, 
Irau fu rd K en t, C h arlo * G errard , C is- 
i f F itzg erald , Sy lv ia D ream er, M yr­
tle Sted m an, Phyllis H aver, D orothy 
B ro ck , Alma B e n n e tt, E d ith Hansom, 
C harlie M urray, and Mammy P e te rs 
are seen in the supporting parts.

T ry to tie th a t list.

A LUCK CHARM

FRANCES ALDA

Beautiful and charming soprano 
Opera Company will appear in

from the Metropolitan

concert at the

HANCOCK OPERA HOUSE

Tuesday, March 18th
(The day your exams are over.)

Seats now on sale at J . R. Reed’s and the Hancock 

Prices $2.50, $2.00, $1.50, $1.00— Plus war tax.

A uspices A m ateu r C h oral Club

07917825

Dickens Story and Buster 
Keaton Feature Double 
Bill

Beginning Monday, B a ste r Keato 
co nu?? to th * Hancock Theater in h 
la te s t two-rcei laughter apicial, "L f 
Village Blacksmith.

As a helper in a blacksmith aho 
B u lte r is a good book talesm an, bi 
th a t’s what makes this comedy h 
fu n n ie s t since “Convict IS.”
The Hancock Theater 

annotine 
th at it h a * secured from the Beb nil 
D istributing 
t 
name bill the Paul Gerton Prod- 
lion , “The C ricket on the H eart! 
whkh was adapted 
for the sere 
fro rn the wond beloved 
Charles Dickens.

0>rp*>r?sti®ii 

story 

for 

J e a n A r t h u r who is fe a t u r e d In

“ Cornea K ir b y ” a t 

the M a je stic 

b e g i nni ng M o n day h a* risen to s t a r ­

dom by her b e a u ty and c h a rm — 

luck c h arm . 

S i x m onth* ag o she 

Will b e o u t Monday and
at IS S Main Building.

was a U n ive rsity co-ed.

In vain he p lea d ­

ed fo r the love he 

h a d 

ca re le ss ly 

t h r o w n 

aside,

blinded 

by 

the 

b e au ty 

of 

the

l u x u r y 

loving 

lilies.

TONY 
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PR O DUC TJON •—* 
£*D0nSED fry
onto aemseo 

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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

March 2D—8 p. rn.

a

R eserv ed S eats $ 1 .5 0 and $ 1 .1 0 ; B a lco n y 7 5 c 

On S ale Co-O p and J o rd a n s

' "

All W e « k

F e a t u r i n g

Corinne Griffith

Conway Tearle

STARTERS AND BATTERIES 
REPAIRED REASONABLY
kny kind of electric work done right and
promptly
FIXIT SHOP
A t G re a tly R ed u ced P rice#
West Seventh at Lavaca

Unwise persons give their hard-earned coin 

to clever talkers. AX' hen the promised mil­

lions fail to arrive they are disappointed and

broke

Then they call the wise people “lucky 

guys.** But the wise people are not lucky. 

There is up luck in the savings game. 

It is 

just character and common sense.

in Austin

 FORTY-FIVE MEMBERS OF 

VARSITY BAND T O BEGIN

Campus 
Communications

CORINNE GRIFFITH

ANNUAL TOUR TUESDAY 

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

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Denton, Texas, March l l , 1024. 
Editor, The Daily Texan, Austin, 

I m a y b e c o n s id e re d . 

' 11 of p u b lic o p in io n o n a n y s u b j e c t 

Rudolph Sippola, H arry Hauser, C . I Mf* which are published 
W. Fulcher, Lloyd Kirk, Woodfin 
Butte, T. A. Smith, and Chester See- 
katz; cornets, Royal Calder, Rex 
Preis, C ytu s Barcus, d e l Silvey, Al­
bert Taylor, Dudley Wynn, Barnier 
Lee, Erw in F. Smith, Ralph K irkpat­
rick; altos, Billy Laurie, Wm. Sonne- 
mao, George B urnham ; baritones, 
trom ­
Jack Brown, B urn ett P h a r r ; 
bones, C. D. Brown, S. W. R uff, T. 
E. Baker, W. E. Pugh, J r., F red Feld­
er, W. A. B arber, A. L. McAllister; 
bosses, F ra n k Steinle, John Cole: sax­
ophones, Collis Bradt, Ray R obert­
son, Sedgwick Coppage, Oscar De­
wees, G. A. Toepperwein, obeo; A. J. 
M artin; basson, Harold A. Cory; 
drum s, Jess D. Daniels, R obert Dil­
lard, and Frank Obcrier.

Dear Sir: As librarian of the Den­
ton High School Library, Denton, 
Texas, I wish to express our app re­
ciation of the complimentary copy of 
the “ Daily T ex a n ” which comes to 
us daily.

We have noticed th a t m any s tu ­
dents decide on th eir fu tu re college 
while reading the college papers and 
annuals. 
I am sure Texas University 
will get its share of our p resen t sen­
ior class and others th a t follow. 

Texas.

Again, I thank you for the paper. 
Yours truly,

(MISS) CLARYSE DAVIS.

G o n e B e c a u s e o f I lln e s s

W hat has become of 

the Honor 
System, please? H as it been put to 
sleep “ because of illness” ? Or is it 
a t present under an anaesthetic in 
order th a t a painful operation may 
be performed successfully?

of 

found 

“ honor” 

the system 

reported, 
for 

A short time ago, there was much 
discussion of the 
the 
honor system. Now all seems quiet 
with the exception of a few erratic 
explosions. 
I witnessed such an ex­
plosion the other morning. A staunch 
in 
supporter of 
the society column of The Texan th at 
someone had gone home “ because of 
illness,” whom she 
had witnessed 
against in a trial for violation of the 
honor system. The p a rty had been 
summoned 
warned, 
for 
non-appearance, 
trial, excused 
summoned again, tried, 
found 
guilty. Through action in which the 
classmates were influenced from sev­
eral sides to give, the guilty was sus­
pended instead of expelled, and has 
respected, honored, 
now gone home 
and receiving 
the sym pathy of all 
students, save a few who knew him 
more intimately 
in his practices of 
stealing grades from honest class 
the 
mates. These few* know 
suspension was a 
the 
p arty , who had scoffed a t th eir de­
termined and sincere effo rts to have 
him observe the ‘honor” p a r t of the 
system.

t h a t 
triu m p h for 

and 

His statem ents 

a t Limes, when 
asked to re frain from cheating, were 
typical of the student who feels ju s-

Miss Lavender Is 

Recovering After 

Attack of Illness

R oberta Lavender, ad ju n c t profes­
the U niversity cf 
sor of Latin in 
Texas, is now on leave of absence in 
Berkeley, California, where she is r e ­
cuperating from illness. She will be 
able to resume her work in the Uni­
versity n ext fall, it is stated. Miss 
L avender’s classes are being tau ght 
in p a r t by other members of the s ta ff 
of classical languages, and 
in part 
by Mrs. I. I. Nelson, of Austin.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

.LONGHORN BAND Dress Rehear- 
sal a t the Majestic a t IO o’clock 

today.

M ANAGER.

PR A C TIC E for Longhorn Band tour 
a t 2:00 o’clock Sunday a t the Wom­

en’s Gym.

M ANA GER,

L o n g h o r n s w ill he o u t M o n d a y a n d 

T u e s d a y . C a ll a t 1 5 5 M a in B u i l d i n g .

T H E FOLLOW ING changes in sche­
an ­

dule for the spring term are 

nounced*.

abolished.

abolished.

P u re Mathematics labc.2 has been 

P ure Mathematics labc.5 has been 

P u re Mathematics I abc. 

21 

has 

been abolished.

P ure Mathematics I as.45 will meet 

M W F 8 in M. B. 206.

P ure Mathematics las. 46 will meet 

T T S 8 in M. B. 7.

P ure M athematics l a s .47 has been 

abolished.

abolished.

abolished.

abolished.

P u re Mathematics I as.48 has been 

P ure Mathematics las.49 has been 

P ure Mathematics las. 50 has been 

Pure Mathematics las. 52 will meet 

T T S l l in Ed. B. 302.

Pure M athematics las.57 will meet

in M. B. 157.

E. J. MATHEW S, R egistrar

L o n g h o r n s w ill b e o u t M o n d a y a n d 

T u e s d a y . C all a t 1 5 5 M a in B u il d in g .
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Eight Players of Jim­
mie’s Joys Orchestra 
Will Make Trip

Forty-five members of the Long­
horn Band, including eight players of 
Jitnm y’s Joys Orchestra, Miss Doro­
thy DuMars and her m other, 
and 
perform er, 
‘Bus* Edens, vaudeville 
will leave Austin Tuesday morning 
to begin the longest annual spring 
to u r ever made by the University or­
ganization. The to u r will be made 
supervision of 
under the personal 
M anager Erw in F. Smith of Corsi­
cana, and th e parades which will be 
given in every city where the band 
shows will be led by Billy A. Laurie 
of Austin. Director B u rn e tt P harr, 
who has acted as director of the band 
on two previous tours, will again lead 
the band in the concerts.

B renham will be the first stop of 
the V arsity musicians on their nine- 
day tour. Sponsored by the Brenham 
F ire D epartm ent, the concert will be 
given in the F irem en’s Pavilion, and 
the advance sales on the tickets indi­
cate th a t an even g re a te r crowd will 
attend this concert than were present 
last spring when many of the B ren­
ham citizens were tu rn e d away from 
the door because of lack of seats in 
the auditorium.

T o G i v e E ig h t C o n c e r t * .

the 

concert 

Following 

Leaving Brenham 

late Tuesday 
night, the next stop will be made a t 
Orange where the Young Men’s Busi­
con­
ness League is sponsoring the 
cert. 
in 
Orange, the band will give program s 
a t Beaumont, P ort Arthur, Houston, 
Mexia, Corsicana, and Ennis, r e tu r n ­
ing to Au tin Thursday March 27.
Texas-exes and citizens a t 

every 
city where the band will give a con­
c ert have w ritten Manager 
Smith, 
expressing their desire to take mem­
bers of the band into their homes, 
and have pledged their co-operation 
ir. every way to t u s k t h e to u r ?, suc­
cess.

E n t e r t a i n m e n t P r o v i d e d .

A t the special req uest of the Beau­
m ont Lions’ Club, the band, dressed 
in full uniform, will be entertained 
at a luncheon on the roof garden of 
the Hotel Beaumont. 
Im m ediate17 
a f te r the luncheon, tho band will D 't- 
sent a short concert, and the Varsity 
t h e 
season. 
latest novelty skits of 
play 
J im m y ’s Joys Orchestra will 
selections 
some of 
for phono­
which they have made 
graph records, and which they have 
featu red a t University dances.

. e n t e r t a i n e r s will give a few of 

famous 

th eir 

the 

E n te rta in m e n t of 

tho bandm an 
while they are in Houston has been 
Insti­
planned by the girls of Rice 
tute. A special invitation has been 
extended to every member of the or­
ganization by the girls club a t the 
A utry House fo r a dinner in honor 
of the V arsity players.
The personnel of 

the Longhorn 
Band is: President, Royal C alder; d i - I 
rector, B u rn e tt P h a rr ; m anager, E r ­
win F. Smith; assistant managers, 
C. W. Fulcher, Ralph Kirkpatrick, 
P arm er Lee; drum major, Billy A. 
L au rie; stage director, S. N. E kd ahl; 
m aster of properties, Lloyd K i r 
publicity director, S te w art Hark- 
rider.

Members of band going on 

the 
to u r a re : Clarinets, Jim m ie Malony,

K S S

“The Blacksmith
You’ll find crocodile eggs in 
the hum m ing b ird ’s nest before 
you find a dull m om ent in this 
picture.

F e a t u r e N o . 2

“The Cricket on

An enthralling double 

The H earth”
love 
story, filled with an occasional 
t e a r, m any smiles and lots of 
thrills and rom ance.

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H earts 

and 

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E m otions too
to Love 

Ixc §

and H elp!

Mme. Adrienne d ’Ambricourt, 

the
F rench actress who won a signal suc­
cess in “ The Humming Bird,” plays 
a mother role m atching her own n a ­
tionality 
de Mille
in the William 
P ara m o u n t production, “ Icebound.” 
the 

leading roles of 
“ Icebound,” which opens a three-day 
ru n next T hursday a t the Majestic] 
Theater, are Richard Dix and Lois 
Wilson.

F eatu re d 

in 

I

C lara B eranger adapted the story 

from Hie stage success of the same
name, aw arded 
d uring 1923.

the Pulitzer prize

RICHARD DIX

T h e s t a r o f “ L illie s o f t h e F i e l d ” 
d r a m a a n d 
a p i c t u r e s t r o n g 
r a r e in b e a u t y , is C o r i n n e G r i f f i t h . 
T h is is t h e Q u e e n f e a t u r e f o r th e 

in 

w e e k .

if you 

tified in his dishonety because “ you 
must be a freak if you get a passing 
grade w ithout it,” and “you’ll be by 
try to stick to so 
yourself 
four years.” 
much preciseness for 
his 
T h re ats t h a t would 
besmirch 
honor were 
the 
rightfully given 
horse-laugh, for hasnt he ju s t “gone 
illness,” and none 
home because of 
but a handful knew, or will know, 
fo r honor’s sake th a t he refused to 
abide by th e rules and regulations 
of the University.

Do you favor such dealing? Should 
the u n fo rtu n a te student Who 
loses 
his health he a targ e t for whispered 
suspicions in order th a t expelled and 
suspended violations of honor may be 
as much honored as ever?

Why a r e n ’t more students really 
concerned when reported? And why 
so few earn est supporters?

“ CO-ED.”

D i x is o n e o f t h e s t a r s o f “ I c e ­
b o u n d ” p a s s i o n s a n d s h o w s a t t h e 

M a j e s t i c b e g i n n i n g T h u r s d a y .

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of th* second*; hut *<• look ra-
thir 

The country which gave birth 
the renowned!
to Boe ti us and 
Jacopo di Voragino, author of)
“The Golden legen d,” was long j 
literature.
without a national 
The first specimen of 
Italian 
p r o s e dates from 1231, and it 
has been established 
that no 
written 
Italian whatever ex­
isted before the thirteenth cen­
tury. Throughout the twelfth 
b**en writ- ------ — ------------------- 
 
century, Italians had been writ
In OVated the drama of his age by Ujipr askance at th<^« of the 
Latin. 
ing in French and Latin. 
ft>|ovateci me drama ui ***» «* 
Sicily, under the patronage of d i s c a r d i n g the didacticism of who waste m any of their precious 
Sicily, umler the patronage of discarding the didacticism
unH Mn OI
/if ffitw. 
applying; college days in ministering so le ly to 
Frederick l l , a group of folk- J contemporaries and 
lore poets headed by Ciullo d'; himself to the task of the artist. ; their own d«
lo r e p o e t s n e a a e a o y « *uuu u j m m s e i t t o t n e chs* u i n .- » * ------ their own desires.
Aleamo had written many lovejGubeppe Giusti was simply a 
nJvAlliv IlCXVI TY I tvvvn 
*
lvri** in Provencal, the dialect g eran^er ahead of his 
lyrics in Provencal, the dialect 
of southern France. 
In north­
ern Italy, religious poetry first 
flourished. The 
founding of 
the orders of Saint Francis and 
Saint Dominie 
the 
time, 
sacred drama. At 
schools of writers were many; 
geniuses wi re few. Soon, how­
ever, the history of Italian llt- 
! erature became 'the record of 
j certain great names.

a max c o n e s to college «wfcen«i y
time. to surround himself with a scholar y
Cesare Balbo, the historian, wafC atmosphere, w hich tends to help him 
an a r t i s t i c p r e d e c e s s o r of Mich- on 
in tellectual 
elet in France and Gibbons in a c h ie v e m e n t. 
If he is going to u se 
England. The historical novels j au his spare tim e and a good deal that 
of Francisco G u e r r a z z i a r e g o o d he cannot spare in earning m oney, 
examples in yet another field.;why com e to co lleg e at all? B usi- 
Inriced this spirit of art degen- ness men would say that 
the 
>est 
e r a ted 'to effeminacy toward the p la te to earn m oney 
on Wall 
is 
l a s t part of t h e century, when, ' 
__ _ • *Ln iL:rr|
CII D ied t h e m s e l v e s W ith c o m p o s - 
O ften one of these men in the third 
as Stendahl said, “Italians OC-jcla8g pays dearly fo r the privilege? 
ing" sonnets and print ing them of spending his 
earning ^ com plim ented him on it. 
earning
OII pink silk handkerchiefs.” 
m oney by fa ilin g in his courses arui 
m oney by f a ilin ,
college.
to 
being com pelled 
But the Romantic Revival Even when it is not so serious a m at- 
In poetry, I ter „ this, the man is w asting his 
‘ t t h i s away. 
the nineteenth century veritably I college days and also w asting 
tim e 
exalted the Italian tradition of j which he m ight be putting on extra 
jiteratUre. Romanticists curriculum a c tiv itie s which would
. 
p r a $j a n (i Aleardi, and clas-| b en efit his c o lle g e as well as him- 
society ™ e L if,istft jlk e Carducci, alike knelt se lf. 
se lf. 
It is our b elief that the man 
It is our b elief that the 
who w orks only to provide for his 
own pleasures, doing nothing for his 
alma 
cnltege, is not w orthy of his 
Dialer.

Dante Alighieri, 1265-1321,
litera- 
; the greatest of 
jteurs, wrote 
remarkable 
that 
allegorical epic, “The Divine 
Comedy.” Here, indeed, art is 
the worker’s sole concern. The
icern. un- 
civil and 
religious contusions! 
of contemporary 
avarice of the papal court, the :V fore Art’s 
empirical logic of \ irgil. even 
mankind seeking after happi- ■ 
ness represented bv Dante him- 
self—such 

subjects mMLS

One day he was 

stimulated 

Italian 

his w ay 

* * * * 

greatly 

tow ard 

this 

ip 
tim e 

are 

leave 

igan* 

* * * *

in 
in 

, 

i 

them e w hich he him self had 

A nother case was that of a student 
who was said to have handed in “The j 
Coward,” by de M aupassant, an 
a 
self-com posed them e. A t 
the next j 
recitation the instructor called up the 
student who had handed the them e in i 

,.That story>” he said gravely but

en th u siastically, “ is the best 
short 
story that Has ever been handed in to 
me. 
In fa c t, it is the best th at has 
ever been w ritten .”

T hese in stan ces are undoubtedly 
excep tion al, it is adm itted. N everth e­
less the practice of using other Peo­
p le ’s work as a m odel, if not in act, 
is altogeth er too com m on am ong stu 
dents. Like all other form s o f ch eat­
ing it seldom accom plishes even the 
unw orthy end it seeks and alw ays 
hurts the user. The o ffen d er is the 
victim also. The number who have 
been able t o pass a course th ey would 
copying
otherw ise have flunked by 

surprised 

first 

’M

BORROW ED TH EM ES. 
(M ichigan D aily.)

T*v*»rv vpar som e rhetoric instruct

when one o f his students handed in a 

w ritten tw en ty years before at M ich­

or tell* his class about the now f a - ( them es is so sm all as to be neghgi 

aubkamDSQ

CHOSEN R E P R E SE N T A T IV E .

Rachel D unaw ay has been 

chosen 

as a representative from the "V oung

lr. addition, m any more o f the o f ­
fen ses are detected or stron gly su s­
p eeled than roost stu d en ts realize. ..j W o m e n ’s ('hnstKm A ssoew U on 
pected than m ost stu d en ts realize. It
i , alw ays a d elicate situation and t h e t h e U n iversity o f T exas to attend I 
cam ouflage is som etim es so w ell done j eighth national 
that the instructor can take no o f f i - L ^ A. o 
vj 
rial action. W hether his p e r so n a l; convention will be bel _ in
conviction is or is not harm ful to the April 30 to . ay >, 
c h a n c e of the o ffe n d in g stu d en t is rn** ^
, >t d iffic u lt to gu ess.__________ 

*
Col orado.
I bon at R s u s r a t * , ---------_ _

- . . . . 

York

c onve n-

TM„

of 

SHORTAGE OF 
BRICKS?

r

 

. 

the 

- — — which receive his nj***

shrine. Enrico 
{ h e psychological novel-
t , j>arrili un(j Farina, expo- 
j of intrigue;
^ 
f th 
Hents of the novel of intrigue; 
Kvrnholies! and Fogazzaro, the protagonist 
Of son of the philosophical novel—none
'i 
4-1374 could (l,'ny 
hearts with which had animated Michael
It
ajM ^,ith Giacosa and
In our
drarmiti I '. 

It is doubtful if the action of 
the Board of Publications 
in 
condemning * journalistic bush­
whacking such as almost uni­
wiuKaius uuvh m m 
formly appears in anonyme uh j treatment. That master < 
formly appears in
publications” will dampen the neje<?rg Petrarch, 
130^ 
enthusiasm of students who are 
^ ^ moVe our heart
came to move our
,verses of power and beauty;|
contemplating the publication 
If there are m>v(ir% assurt
of a Blunderbuss. 
never, assuredly, did Petrarch, 
there 
la th e r al>out 
still upon the campus a few 
• — -I— 
, bother about arolium' except 
...i
r» 
♦ •oritfl u/tillu tvhfl arc willing to I. 
trepid souls who are willing to; 
Bocaccio. 1313-1376, in h 8 R °W tU , drama 
risk the “penalties" of student . 
is own centuryv im
]— •*••**> ”■ 
nun nrc 
* 
officials, the ire of faculty mem- l (mcernefj with nothing but the 
bere, and the cham* of finaiuiul recounu l of good stone*. It wan 
low to 
1 Ariosto, 1474-1563. -who. in his 
tK ov ruirharm Wil n o t 1>C f r i g h t - 
they perhaps will not tie; fright- ..0rlanfi0 Furiono,” first intro- 
ened by the stern position of duced the artistic ottava rima ®™Y 
such a worthy body as the I ub- |n^0 tj,e jjen Df modern poets. • 
lication.s Board. 

. ut hor Gabriele ri’An
^ has carried the idea of 
the
nt of decadence. But. how
,
”■ "v;"; ani, pgssimistk
-The
consldw 
* 1
HOm p C r itic s CUllSiuci 

.......... spicv coiiecuoii 

that *ar ,e« ,Rv 

literature even 

storiea. 
nw#» 

ton# a 

in t r o - f))i! 

0 , ivIAoa 

en of modern poets. . . |amc ()f Lift,” an,l “The Tri- 
o{ D(1,lth>'- we deem it tit-
I UIIipil VA* 
. works of such gran-
. » 
. 
ting that works of such gran-
t f m k l for the moment

f ir s t 

to 

of 

W-.,

" 

,. 

. 

. 

v 

. 

* * * * 
- - - - 

' — 
few os was a

Medici, truly pat- 
fl
the sub- 
ny writers, 
fr44 . 
The Texan rather hopes thai lime Torquato I asao, 1544-!5.b),, 
-ai— « slave of the artistic idea. 

Lorenzo de’ 
! realized many
j - — —> - — * _ 

+H<arti «*till remains a 
t h o s e s t u d e n t s who are willing, Imagine anything more 
£ 7 n the past, to take all risk* I lathed froni eonsideratiims 
in o r d e r that the 
learn the alleged “truth” about Celli and Dolce, 

„ 
school may i dogma than his Gerusalemmo . 
the 
I. comedies of Plautus, wrote Old) 
T h e r e are, o f bourse! m a n y w h o ; iron. the standpoint of jlastic 
oppose the issuance of an an- art; Luigi Aiam.<rmi n 
_ ’,'1 
nual 
san*.
t t S e might IS- mentioned tb , I on S o p h ie s , "how sth e 
student# and faculty mem I .cr, intiuenre 
an X d i l
who undeniably will have thek Gomi Barettl. the lt*lia®i Adm
“whitewash barked” a s A d d - son, wrote del^htfu! .a in
phus appears with the bricks. 

Among gone, and attempt to impi 

“hit/her lira” on April 

I the same vc rn.

Blunderbuss. 

copying 

in 

* * * * 

* * * *

. 

, . 

. m^nfion in a
! find last mention in a discussion 
i 
4 ‘‘I-1 of Italian literature. They are 

artistic. 

*■*

Opinions of Others

COLLEGE W A STR ELS.
(T he T arg urn.)

C ollege men m ight be divided 
roughly into three classes: Those who 
are com pelled to earn alf 01 more of 
those 
their living w hile in c o lle g e ; 
who are amply provided for by an 
those who 
indulgent parent; 
unnecessary
work 

anti 
and 

^ l a v ^ n d envy
.---- -----------------

that 

for extra 

There is an excellent chance. The eighteenth century 

fol- 
that no Blunderbuss or ‘Bustle j0WtHi the rule of art in Italy, 
imitating Mo
will be issued this year, ft Blay j Cark) fafcldoni, 
n m WU nu: m o - spending 
nH*v C a r lo G o ld o n i, 
ap-; here in the serious c o m e d y , ren-1 members of tht 
be 
the school has ap­
proached or readied that state 
of saintliness in which a Blun­
derbuss would t>e without mate­
rial. And it is possible, on the 
other hand, that experience has 
taught it how to cover up its 
little vice* and weaknesses until 
even a ’Buss reporter would be 
able to find nothing to justify 
its saffroa-hued policy.

Sunday Specials

AT

* * * *

So far, it seems, tht're has 
been no solicitation of advertis­
ing among Austin merchants, 
which indicates, in Spite of the 
many report* to the contrary. | 
that* there will be no ’Bu** or 
’Bustle this year. On the other 
hand, the editors of the sheet; 
mav be playing the age old game) 
of “trying to get away with 
it.” If the latter is 
true, The 
Texan wishes them luck. We 
should have bricks on April I 
— Blunderbuss bricks— and let 
them strike where they will.

ESSENTIAL CHARACTER 
OF IT ALT IAN LITERATURE

Art, in literature, means mere 
devotion to perfection of sound, 
form, and idea. Being the very i] 
pith of Italy’s national genius. 
the essential 
it early became 
literature. 
character of her 
O t h e r 
possesses 
literature 
works of art; but, from time 
long past, Italian writers have 
primarily concerned themselves,;! 
designedly, with 
- seth 

following a 
realizing as 
pean? of beauty in their pn> 
” “ip**#. The primitive af fi n- . 
of Italian literature with*!

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elation c o n ta in m g th e n am es 
stu d e n ts in m ore t h a n tw o h u n d re d ! ^ ^
tow n s 
th r o u g h o u t the U n it e d S ta te s , 
p a r a t o r y 
to s t a r t i n g a n active s t a ­
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e x - stu d e n ts d u r in g th e m o nths 
ct 
A pril a n d May.

in T e x a s and also 

to w n s 

in 

1 

F r o m th e s e nam es com m ittees an d 
a c h a ir m a n will be selected to have 
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th e p la n s fo r th e sta d iu m , th e q u o ta 
which h a s been raised on the c a m ­
pus, th e q u o ta which will h ave been 
ra is e d by t h a t tim e by the citizens of 
A u stin , a n d th e p a r t w hich will de­
pend on th e e x -stu d e n ts .

town 

I t has been decided to c a r r y on the 
sta d iu m d r iv e in each to w n th r o u g h 
itself. A 
the 
the citizens of 
ch a irm a n will be a p p o in t. J, who will 
be in c h a r g e ox t h e w ork and who 
will see t h a t every f o r m e r s tu d e n t in 
tho 
th e to w n 
prop ositio n of th e s ta d iu m . E a c h e x ­
stu d e n t will t h u s Ex' given an o p p o r­
tu n ity to m a k e a c o n trib u tio n to t h e ; 

is a p p ro a c h e d w ith 

WILL DIRECT 
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c

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Independence D ay 

celebrated 
in J 
T e x a s fash io n, acco rd in g to a le tte r j
received fr o m Orville R. Wood. 

“ O u r d in n e r w a s a g r e a t (if n o t I 
a how ling) success; the how ling, th e 
sin g in g and th e ye lling w ere neces­
sa rily om itte d by re a so n of the f a c t 
t h a t th e a f f a i r w a s s ta g e d in a p u b ­
lic d in in g room, on th e H otel P la z a 
roof. As 
la s t 
re m a r k e d 
le tte r, H a v a n a is no ta b ly lack in g in 
| a n y th in g 
; p r iv a te d in in g room.
sam e f a c t, also, 
t h a t 
 
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were om itted . T h e r e w a s 
• 

th e speeches 

resem bles 

in my 

t h a t 

I 

 

T h e second G e t- T o g e th e r 

p a r ty 

f o r U n iv e rsity s tu d e n ts will be held

a su ita ble i n e x t S a t u r d a y niSh t in 

th e M en ’s
B y reason of G y m na sium f r o m 8:30 to 10:30 un-

l a c e f o r tho se of us who f o u n d it J no un c e d 

no n-Vin -fmind it 

 
a splendid H u b b a rd , 

<•__a1____ 

d e r th e dire c tio n o f th e WA A, L. IL
a n ­
 
 
d e a n 
of 
f i r s t of
y e s te rd a y . T he 

s tu d e n ts ,

. 

-

 

T h e

a nd a n 

in te r e s tin g and
a t t r a c t i v e 
.• 
’ 
colorful crow d composed chiefly of 
to u r is ts , fu rn is h e d a p le a sin g back- in th e Girls S tu d y H all of the Main 

these p a rtie s w as held tw o w eeks ago

*

, 

. 

g ro u n d . 

; Building.

“ A le tte r w as s e n t o u t by th e 

sec- T h e G e t- T o g e th e r s will 

of ex- r e t a r y 

to aU 

th e exes on o ur 

 re sp 0 nse w a s most g r a t i f y - j 

su c ce e d in^ S a t u r d a y n ig h ts 
Q irls, g t u d y Hallf H u b b a r d 

be held on
the
in 
in d i­

T h e r e w ere ten p resen t, in c liid -, cate(i
m g. T h e r e w ere te n p re se n t, includ- cated 
(,xes a n d exes-in-law, an d | 
in g both exes a n d exes-in-law, and 
to a t 
tw o o th e rs who w e re unable 

,— ------ ------ 

p a rtie s places w h e re s tu d e n ts m ay
..vio 
to
Those p r e s e n t w e re . Mr, an d j^av e r e a l fu n , w h e th e r th e y c a re 
r t Qi.v.rwnn Mr. and M rs. d ance or n o t T h e e n t e r t a i n m e n t s are

^ W e a r e s triv in g to m ak e 

these

BLUNDERBUSS

( C o n tin u e d fr o m p ag e I)

i idea of handling it.*

D a n g e r o u s t o P r i n t

£V.

“ U n d e r no 

condition would we 
p r i n t such a sheet as th e B lu n d e r­
b u s s / ' w as th e d e c lara tio n 
the 
a t 
M org a n P r i n t i n g Co. 
“ Such d e f a ­
m a tio n s of c h a r a c te r , did th e y occur 
r e ­
in p r iv a t e 
sult in several m u r d e r s .”

life, would probably 

“ I m ig h t p r i n t it if it w ere milder, 
and less in fa m o u s ,” s ta te d th e m a n a ­
g e r of th e T e x a s P osten Publishing 
is much 
the B lu n d e rb u ss 
Co. “ B u t 
too r a d ic a l; no 
local p r i n t e r would 
d a r e u n d e r ta k e th e jo b .’

L overs of a r t an d hu m or, a p p e a r 
th at 
a n c e s go, will be d e p riv e d of 
long-expected tr e a t , the B lunderbuss 
of 1924. H ow ever, since no mention 
w as m ade of a ’Bustle, hope is still 
alive. At a n y r a te , s tu d e n ts anxious 
to be kicked o u t of t h e U n iv e rs ity for 
p lucking th e forbidd en f r u i t a re a d ­
vised to go to S an A ntonio to have 
th e th in g ru n o f f — or to G alveston, 
as h as h appened once or tw ice in the 
past.

---------—o-------------
C A L L E D T O S A N A N T O N I O
A m o N o w otny , 

f o r m e r V arsity 
yell le a d e r, and m a n a g e r o f the All- 
U n iv e rs ity da nc e , l e f t S a t u r d a y e ve­
n in g a t 6 o ’clock in re sp o n se to a 
f ro m San A n to n io saying 
t e le g r a m 
t h a t his s iste r w as d a n g e r o u s ly ill.

In te n d e d fo r all s tu d e n ts who will 
com e,” H u b b a rd s ta te d .

“ Please m a k e an a p p e a l to all s tu ­
to T he 
d e n ts ,” he said in a l e t t e r 
T e n “ who e n jo y an 
fashion ed 
p a r t y to come o u t a nd have a good 
tim e. Adm ission will be f r e e .’

old 

L o n g h o r n * wi l l be o u t M o n d a y a n d 

T u e s d a y . C a l l a t 1 5 5 M a i n B u i l d i n g .

tend
Mrs. 
l l . L. Sim pson, Mr. and M rs. 
F le tc h e r W a r r e n , Mr. and M rs. H .|
O. Neville, H. W . H a r g o n , M rs. S t e r ­
ling A. N e b le tt, Mr. and Mrs. O.
W . Wood.

“ O ff ic e r s ejected w e re : P re sid e n t,
H. L. S im p so n ; v ice-president, H . 0 . 
IL W. H a r g o n ; 
N e ville; s e c r e ta r y , 
r e p o r t e r , O. W . Wood.

“ By u n a n im o u s vote, it w as 

de­
cided to hold a n o th e r d in n e r on S an 
J a c in to D ay a n d we a r e expectin g <i 
l a r g e r crow d a t t h a t time.

R ock efeller Research 
A w ard Is G iven to 
U niversity Instructor

BON TON
CAFE

609 Congress

Eyes Exam ined 

Glasses Fitted
WARD & TREADWELL'

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V ivier.ne M cC latchy , 

S T U D Y I N G I N F R A N C E

o f A u s tin , 
i n s t r u c t o r in th e psychology d e p a r t ­
m e n t o f th e U n iv e r s ity of T e x a s , who 
is now a b s e n t on le a v e to co m p le te 
h er w ork fo r th e Ph.D. d e g re e in th e 
W o rd f r o m K a th e r in e W h e a tly , who
U n iv e rs ity of C hicago , h as received 
in S e v re s, F r a n c e , s tu d y i n g 
is 
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t h e R o c k e fe lle r R e se a rc h A w a rd by
b o a rd . T h is
L ’E cole N o r m a le S u p e r ie u r c , tells 
the g e n e r a l e d u c a tio n 
th e p r o g r e s s o f h e r w o rk th e r e . Miss a w a r d 0 f $1200, which is n e v e r sub- 
a p p lic a tio n on th e p a r t of th e 
W h e a tle y is a m e m b e r of th e F r e n c h ; -e c t 
f a c u lty o f t h e U n iv e rs ity of T e x a s, 
six 
b u t is n o w on leave of a b s e n c e, a t- m o n th s to be s p e n t in r e s e a r c h w ork.
te n d in g 
ie u re on a fellow ship.

th e Ecole N o rm a le S u p e r- 

re c i p ie n t, is 

period o f 

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L o n g h o r n * wi l l b e o u t M o n d a y a n d 

She is n o w p la n n in g to e n t e r the 
th is s p r in g an d 

Sorbonnc* so m e tim e 
c o n tin u e h e r stu d ie s th e re .

T u e s d a y . C a l l at 1 5 5 M a i n B u i l d i n g .

HERE EXCLUSIVELY:

FOR THE MEN

T he fam ous SASIENI London-M ade 

fine 

Pipes. This line of pipes are unusual 

in 

that 

they do not require “breaking in. 

I brough a 

special process they have already been broken 

in and will never “bite.” 

It will be a pleasure 

to show them to you.

SA SIENI G U A R A N T E E

A n e w pipe will he given 
should any fau lt d e v e l o p in smoking.

in e x c h a n g e 

FOR THE LADIES

T he W O O D W O R T H line of toilet goods, 

comprising num bers in K A R L S S and I* 1ANCEE, 

is exceedingly attractive and reasonably priced.

C o ty ’s large size vanities are beautiful.

SPECIAL:

Narcisse de V endom e in black gold-edge 

boxes, at $1.50 per ounce.

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DRUG STORE

THE CONVENIENT PLACE

IT HAS TH E
Van. Heusen Collar
A T T A C H E D !

Made in 3 superb
fabric* — poplins, 
m ercerized c o t­
ton p o n g ee, and 
very fin e broads 
c lo th —from

$3 to $5

h e r e ’s a world o f comfort in .the 
V an Crafft. M en lik e it because 
^ 
they feel at ease in it — and look 
at ease, too, w ith ou t a su sp ic io n o f 
wrinkles or untidiness. Van Craft’s fab­
ric is superb. Its tailoring creates its 
faultless fit. And its collar is a V an Heusen 
—durable, smart, never wilting. It has 
all the comfort of a finely made collar- 
attached shirt, with the crisper smarter 
look of the Van Heusen Collar. Men do 
\ prefer the V an Craft. Why shouldn’t they?

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SHIRT
jjjhPHILLIPS-JONES Q N E W Y O R K

lf you have in mind buying a spring suit—say to the 
first acquaintance you meet, 
I rn thinking of buying a 
H art Schaffner & Marx suit.” He may be w earing one 
himself or he may not. But we re not afraid that w hat 
he ll say will in any w ay hurt the sale.

Lots of people know of Tiffany of New York and yet 

they have never bought jewels there.

A great thing is a good reputation.

Stebbins & James

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The March Issue

of the

Longhorn
azine

will be ready for distribution Monday 

and Tuesday only at Room 155, Main 

Building. 

Bring your Publication 

Blanket T a x Ticket.

TEXAS STUDENTS PUBLICATIONS, INC.

 Follows Darby and Fitch 
Tallies Amassed; Eighth 
in Averages

in 

Foster and Curtis Have Per 
nutted Opponents but 
14.80 Points

local 

fcastz & IR arr*'ti, 

jewelers. 
are busy m aking geld b ask et balls for 
the undefeated Longhorn champRgts, 
The champs aho will receive the lat­
est model fountain pens from Ed Ra­
th e r’* U niversity Co-Op, Nothing 
like being a w inner.

Better

W eather Sees 
Squad in Stiff 
Workouts

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i ^ r - C A u S V 
P Y O R R H E A - t w v e 
U > EEM OVE -THOSE 
C A U 5 E 5 . 

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An 

A STITCH in time save I 
Let us examine! 
nine. 
your teeth for pyorrhea at | 
once. 
examination 
takes only a few minutes. 
Pyorrhea gains a hold on 
the teeth very rapidly and 
does not show to the aver­
age eye until in the ad­
vanced stage.

“ B ew are of D ela y ”
Dial 7839
DR. GUFFIN

A n d A s s o c ia te s
DENTISTS 
512 1-2 C ongress A venue

O verseas V eteran W ill 
Speak on 4 Is W ar Ever
Justifiable? 99

KUSH manual ”oi*»for<i, me 

*»fi handed pitcher jl’f Congtoriu
h *v , h a d ainee Bi b Fftfk, ha* j o i n e d 
Coach Ditch’* nine. Pontford won 
th e e h a m p l o ’>*h»t> for t h e U n i v e r ­
si t y in 1 0 - 2 a n i u p o n h i m d e p e n d * 
to a furs?* evicnt the »ucce*» of 
this year'* nine.

T h e lit!** D epartm ent Store W ith a Big P u r p o s e

902 CONGRESS AVENUE

SPRING FASHIONS

—Equally attractive is 
marked waistline, over

A Breath

of S p rin g
ti

-from

rray ^ a;. 

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C a r f a g n o

(B en ch M ade)

HOW it does com pensate I 
one to TdHr h e r* te f* rW W !i 
care rn choosing such tx I
J
new Spring Shoe as 

— The su p erb fittin g qual- I 
ities th a t on|y C arf aga ta I 
knows how to nut into a 
shoe of Fashion, m akes. 
thin creatio n bt fine Aire- ] 
dale suede with self kid 
t r i m m i n g s , doubly attru c- 
t i ve. 
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It also boasts a dainty I
 
mod if i e d toe. band tu rn ed * 
soles and 16-8 spanish; 
heel.

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G A Y SPR IN G 
H A T

— c o n t in u e to a r r i v e in all their 

glory.

— S traw is beginning to a sse rt 
its style im port a nee and these 
d elig h tfu l models are trim m ed 
w ith saucy little flow ers, flu t­
te rin g ribbons and em broidery.

t o Soc is to adm ire.

W

E employ modern 
m ethods and ex­
pert men in o ur up-lo­
cate shop, profit by 
our eagerness to g ive 
every customer highly 
it 
satisfactory service. 
costs Po more fo r you 
to get the best.

EX-STUDENTS CELEBRA TE 

Report:4 have been coming in to the 
the E x-Student*' Associa­
©fbce of 
tion daily a* to the successful out­
come of the M arch 2nd banquets held 
by ex-students all over T exas as well 
as in the larg e r cities of the United 
States. Ballots for the officers of 
tile Association are als® being 
re­
turned- for counting.

N o v elty Dept*

“ TMF. GARDEN W A LL” —
Follow ing 
the Chinese mode, 
fo r favors, or o n e’s own dress- | 
m g tab le, 
fo u r vials of p er­
fum e boxed in Chinese style to 
re p re se n t the 
Id eal ...............— ............... * l 00
PEN D A N T C O M B S —-On black
co rd s fo r the bobbed-hair miss, 
rose f i n­
jad e h ad 
in 
ish ............ ..... ...... 1----— ......-T-4&C

ivory, 

onggs.

C O T Y S M E T A L C O M P A C T S
- W i t h m irro r, pow der and 
.....- .................... - ......$1.00
rouge 

Trim m ing D ept,

S pring in *J! h er splendor de­
m ands all sorts of gay little ac­
cessories.

r h i n e s t o n e b a n d e a u x

fo r festive occasions are quite 
new. T h ere are 
several de­
signs to choose fro m .........$1.35

r h j n e s t o n 

o r n a m e n t s

rn long pin effec ts add ju s t the 
necessary 
th e new 
sp rin g h a t—

touch 

to 

T h is m ode! w ill Le sh o w n at 

The Style Show, 

Monday, Tuesday, W ednesday

W e cordially invite our friends and customers to 

attend the Spring Style Show at the Queen Theater 

Monday, Tuesday and W ednesday.

 Society

Ad* in Old Newspaper* 
Give Clue to Valuable 
Historical Material

Letter* Written to 

Many Student* Find 

and by Stephen F. 

Job* Through YWCA

Austin Publi*hed

What is Doing at 
the Churches

and Bible class at 9:30 a. rn. Junior S u ffe r in g .” W alter League m eets at 
League a t 3 p. rn. Special Lenten the Lutheran A ssem bly Hall Thurs- 
services at 7 :30 p. rn. Subject, “ The day at 8 p. rn. You are cordially in- 
S u ffe r in g o f Jesus W as a N ecessary vited.

FETZER-HOLCOM BE M ARRIAGE..

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The U n iv ersity o f T exas Young 

FIR ST CONGREGATIONAL.

Research Director

Visits Texas Schools

olution w as read and adopted:

By reading the advertisem ents 

in 

L etters w ritten to and by Stephen 

old new spapers am ong the file s of the 

F. A ustin have been collected 

and 

U niversity o f T exas, much valuable 

are being published under the direc­

historical data can be obtained, ac­

tion o f the Am erican H istorical A s­

ceding to Mrs. W . H. Lucas, 

of 

sociation, according to Dr. E. C. Bar­

Sherm an, who 

is doing 

research 

ker, professor o f Am erican history in 

M en’s C hristian A ssociation last year 

secured 109 perm anent positions for 

stu d en ts that paid a total of $16,290. 

The stu d en ts made $1,400.80 

from 

353 odd jobs 

that were 

obtained 

through the YMCA, according to re­

ports recen tly made. A pplications for 

the U niversity o f T exas.

Som e o f the letters were w ritten by 

324 jobs w ere received from the stu ­

people from the “ sta te s” who were 

dents, and 209 w ere given em ploy­

interested in the new and vast land, 

m ent.

work at the U n iv ersity , 
in collect- 
ng historical inform ation about the 
Red River V alley. The inform ation 
JI to be used in historical work among 
;he school children o f that section. 
Mrs. Lucas sta tes th a t the Northern 
Standard, of which a complete col- 
’.eetion dating from 1842 is on file, 
has been a medium o f numerous his- 
orical clues about that section of the 
country.
One 

that 
drips carrying passengers and freig h t 
.arere arriving and leaving daily from 
C in cin n a ti, Ohio, to Fort Townsend, 
Oklahoma. Such a trip is im possible 
mw, though all of the earlier settle­
ments were a tong w aterw ays. Mail 
•outes from the U nited S tates and 
Canada w ith specific dates of arrival 
vere also 
im portant announcem ents 
.f the Northen Standard.

advertisem ent 

shows 

“ M any People have said that the 
torthern part of T exas did not do 
ouch to help make th is state a re- 
is 
m blic,” said Mrs. Lucas. “ Proof 
bown where m obilization of a large 
lumber of men was made from this 
ection. A number of am m unition 
actories were also established here. 
Jettlem ents in North T exas were 
made much earlier than is commonly 
relieved. A s early as 1819 a Meth- 
■dist church was established.”

E. M. Tennant, rural research di­
of T exas 
rector of the U niversity 
bureau o f E xtension, has returned 
rom a trip over W est T exas as in- 
pector of rural schools and 
equip- 
ieBt for the educational survey now 
eing conducted by the state.

Seven counties were visited by Mr. 
'ennant, 
including Denton, W ise, 
/o u n g , Johnson, H all, Randall and 
V ichita. The educational survey of 
ural schools, which will probably bt1 
ompleted by the middle of April, is 
entered around rural schools and 
heir equipment. A number of edu- 
ational experts are com piling 
the 
ta tisties from rural schools, and all 
jarts o f T exas w ill be covered during 
he spring in com pleting the survey.

SOCIETY P U B L ISH E S PO ETRY.

of 

E. W. W inkler, librarian 

the 
J n iversity o f T exas, has ju st received 
‘A Book of the Y ea r,” published by 
.he P oetry Society o f T exas. T his is 
he second volum e o f poetry issued by 
his society, the fir st being fo r the 
/ear 1922. F rizes are given annually 
or the best works subm itted. H ilton 
I. Greer, editor, and Clyde H ill, 
reasurer, are both ex-stu d en ts o f the 
J n iv ersity . The latter w as form erly 
.onnected with the English facu lty .

A t the tim e the story flashed over 
he w ire, we were in San M arcos, the 
.own o f Po nj ola b o b s, and our a ssist­
ed; was evidently AW OL.

Only two w eeks more end Coach 
L ittlefield ’s cinderpath knight* will 
entertain the strong K ansas 
Jay- 
hawkera, who recently ran strong 
in the M issouri V alley indoor m eet.

several 
W ith K alona, H nnig and 
/they stars, Coach S h effield 
should 
turn out an ex cellen t team at San 
Marcos Norm al C ollege which should 
make th a t 
for other 
tow n noted 
things besides the three co-eds who 
bobbed their hair, thus breaking all 
pedoggie reputations.

A nnouncem ent has been received 
o f the m arriage o f D orothy P elzer 
Jam es G. H ol­
o f San A ntonio to 
com be o f Corpus Christi. The cere­
m ony was quietly perform ed a t the 
home o f the bride’s parents, and im­
m ediately the couple le ft for Corpus 
Christi where th ey w ill make their 
hom e. Mrs. H olcom be is a form er 
student o f the U niversity.

Miss Ruth P ursley o f San B enito, 
has been v isitin g at the Scottish Rite 
Dorm itory w ith her 
sister, Anna 
Bell P ursley, who has accom panied 
her to San A ntonio fo r the w eek ­
end.

Gordon N ow lin has 

returned to 
his home in V a lley Mills a fte r a visit 
with friends on the campus.

E. Lee W ysong lea v es M onday for 

a visit w ith his m other in H am ilton.

Robert W ilm ans spent 

the past 

week-end in D allas with his parents.

Mrs. W illiam H ardee Turner, oi 
in A ustin for a visit 

Beaum ont, 
w ith her son, H ardee Turner, Jr.

is 

M ortimer Sprague 

and Wallace 
W ilkinson w ill 
leave M onday t( 
spend the week with their parents in 
Dallas.

M iss Dorothy DuM ars, o f H ouston 
for a visit w ith Marj 

has arrived 
and Ruth R a tliff.

W illiam McGill is 

spending the w eek-end w ith 
tives.

in Corsicanc 
rela­

Jam es W illie o f McCabe Mansion, 
w ill spend several days in Corsican* 
a fter the exam inations.

Gladys P eeler is in Belton fo r i 

week-end v isit w ith her sister.

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HJS MAJESTY SAYS
BY T H E KING OF ITALY.

W ell We’re about three down am 
th ree to play in an in terestin g gol 
gam e with our profs, etc. A fter ai 
all-night practice w e are show ing a1 
m ost as good form in p u ttin g as H or­
ace Kibble.

Our apologies to the sports editor 
of the B attalion for running his 
wrong a ll-con feren ce selection . B u l 
the 
we must add that we 
original selectio n 
than 
the selected one.

is better 

think 

Our anthropology instructor 

tol< 
us th a t man has lived on earth foi 
over 100,000 
then 
w ere the days when Rice won cham 
pionships and when Bible was 
the 
best coach in the co n feren ce.

years. Maybe 

One o f the sw eet young reporter* 
has ju st inquired if there w as such i 
th in g here as the Open Forum Club 
The only clubs we know o f around 
this place are those th a t B illie D isci 
& Co., 
including Odom, Carson, 
Sm alley, Kibbie, P ratt, et ai. are go­
ing to worry oppQging pitchers this 
com ing season.

The printer’* devil ju st 
cam e 
and su g g ested that w e explain 
in
why the Steer* w ere und efeated in 
1924. E asy. A crtain man who 
toward 
usually turns a deaf ear 
sport scribe*, and nine U n iversity 

students are the reasons.

If Jackson, Barm ore, or C ow les is 
able to annex fir st in the high jump 
during this m eet, 
th ey w ill have 
earned a letter even though th ey do 
nothing elae during 
th e year. For 
Tom Poor who averages 6 fe e t 4 in­
ches or thereabouts w ill 
represent 
K ansas.

Coach B illy Diseh proved very con­
siderate to w inter term bustees when 
he arranged a ball gam e w ith 
the 
A ustin R angers Thursday, the date 
a fte r the exam funeral ends, 
thus 
g iv in g the aforesaid club a chance to 
see the 1 9 2 4 Longhorns in action be­
fore em barking to Southw estern or 
elsew here.

POLITICAL
DIRECTORY

The a tten tion o f th# eitixenship of 
T exas is called to the candidacies an­
nouncing below .

T he candidates whose announce­
ment* appear here will sincerely ap­
p reciate the vote and 
in flu en ce of 
cit!ten* o f this sta te and county.

VOTE FOR

JUHN MARSHALL

FOR SH E R IF F , T R A V IS COUNTY 

July 26, 1*24

T exas. 

In those le tte r s A ustin was 

asked about conditions in T exas and 

for 

inform ation concerning the oc 

cupation o f Goliad. A ustin’s letters 

answ ering th ese and sim ilar questions 

are being printed also. Other letters 

dealing w ith 

an 

en tirely d iffren t 

phas o f T exas early life are addressed 

to M exican o ffic ia ls o f the state. The 

letters w ritten to A ustin by the M ex­

ican o ffic ia ls are also included in fcTie 

collection. Thed ate o f the letters 

range from the tim e of Stephen F. 

A u stin ’s first arrival in T exas until 

D ecem ber, 1827.

The m anuscripts o f 

these 

letters 

w ere given to the U n iversity library 

by Col. Guy M. B ryan, a descendent 

o f A ustin.

W ICH ITA FALLS

R. A. Thom pson, president o f the 

E x -S tu d en ts’ organization a t W ichita 

F a lls sent in the follow in g report: 

“ A t a m eetin g o f the E x-S tu d en ts’ 

A ssociation 

assem bled 

a t W ichita 

F alls on March 1st, the follo w in g res­

‘Be it resolved by 

the E x-S tu ­

d en ts’ A ssociation o f the U niversity 

o f T exas, at W ichita F alls, th at:

“ ‘It is the conviction o f this body, 

individually and co llectiv ely , that the 

Board o f R egents o f the U niversity 

o f T exas should elect for president 

o f the U n iversity, a man who is fitted 

by training and exp erien ce, to dis­

charge the im portant duties o f th a t 

position; that no man should be co n ­

sidered for the presidency o f the U n i­

versity who has, led or been actively 

engaged 
for public o ffic e 
in 
T exas or elsew h ere.”

in, any political cam paign 
the S ta te o f 

Jobs secured by the YMCA includ­
ed stenographic work, wood chopping, 
sin gin g in a local church, night bag­
g a g e m an, coaching high school stu­
dents, truck driver, bond 
in vestiga­
tor for life insurance com pany, night 
clerk at h otel, grading papers for the 
sta te departm ent o f education, night 
w atchm an for a local bank, making 
w indow cards, bookkeeping, and un 
dertaker’s a ssistan t.

Co-ed* Are Preparing 

for Spring Say* Spain

co-eds 

U n iv ersity of T exas 

are 
g ettin g ready for spring, according 
to H. M. Spain, head of the U niver­
is 
sity p osto ffice station. The mail 
g e ttin g heavy w ith suit boxes and 
hat boxes, he says.

“ Many th in g s are being sent the 
girls for approval,” said Mr. Spain. 
“ One day a young lady will receive 
a heavy package, and the next day 
we mail it back home, usually some­
re­
w hat ligh ter. Som etim es 
including a 
ceive com plete o u tfits, 
suit 
hat box, shoe box, and a big 
box. One 
that 
is 
the g irls seem s to expect their pack­
ages. The boys are nearly alw ays 
surprised.”

th in g noticeable 

they 

B U LLETIN ISSU ED.

A b u lletin 

containing announce 

m ent o f correspondence courses 
in 
the U n iv ersity o f T exas E xtension 
T eaching D ivision has been printed at 
the U n iv ersity o f T exas and is ready 
fo r distribution. The bulletin Bhows 
an increase in the number o f courses 
to 
over last year, and in 
addition 
th ese courses, con tain s 
inform ation 
concerning adm ission to the U niver­
sity , requirem ents for teachers' cer­
tific a te s and other m atters. Copies 
may be hat! from the U niversity E x­
tension T eaching D ivision.

T w enty-third 

and San A ntonio 
street. A lm e O. Stevens, pastor. 
Sunday School and 
pastor’s Bible 
class at 9:45. Public worship with 
serm on at l l a. rn. A cordial invi­
tation to all.

ST. M AR TIN’S LU TH ERA N.
106 East T hirteenth street, Rev. F. 
G. R oesener, pastor. Sunday Quin- 
quagesim a: Sunday School at 9 a. rn* 
S tu d en ts’ Bible class m eets at 9:50 
a. rn. R egular divine 
at I 
10:30 in the m orning and 7:30 in the 
evening. The Luther League m eets 
Sunday afternoon a t 3 o ’clock in the 
church annex.

services 

ST. AUSTIN S CHAPEL.

Louis O’H ara, C .S.P. Low m ass att 

7 a. rn. and high mass at IO a. rn. F a­
ther O’Hara will deliver a serm on at 
high m ass. Newm an Club w ill m eet 
at l l a. rn. ut 
the New m an Club 
rooms. E vening service at 7 :30.

U N IV E R SIT Y PR E SB Y T E R IA N .

Students* Bible class at IO a, m 
M orning service at l l . Christian En 
daavor at 7 o ’clock. E vening service 
at 8 o ’clock.

U N IV E R SIT Y M ETHODIST.

Dr. K. P. Barton, pastor. Sunday 
School begins at 9 :3 0 a. rn. Preach­
ing at l l . Epworth League m eets at 
6:30. P reaching at 7:30 p. rn.

U N IV E R SIT Y C H R ISTIA N .

F. D. J ew ett, pastor. Preaching 
at 

l l o ’clock. E vening service 

at 
6:30.

U N IV E R SIT Y B A PT IST .

A. h . Au lick, pastor. 

Sunday 
School at 9 :4 5 a. rn. P reaching sen / 
ice at l l a. rn. BYPU will m eet at 
6 :4 0 p. rn. and preaching 
7:30 
p. rn.

a t 

C H RISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
105 1-2 W est Ninth street. Serv 
ices Sunday l l a. rn. and 8 p. rn. Sun­
day School 9:30 a. rn. W ednesday 
reading 
evening m eeting 8 p. rn. in 
room. Students invited.

ST. P A U L ’S LU TH ER A N .

The St. P au l’s Lutheran 

church, 
Red River and S ixteenth streets, K. 
G. Manz, pastor; E. F. W id e n in g , 
organist. Services 
at 
10:30 a. rn. Subject, “ The W onder­
fu l C onduct Over A gainst the Syro- 
phoenician W om en.” Sunday School j 

in German 

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 DAILY TEXAN

GRINDS AND PROFS ADORED BY 

STUDENTS WHILE EXAMS RAGE

U 
Exams are the mother of invention. J ^ 

t * « r t win I be taken 
^

into the net and remain
„

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Horn. of tho cipvereat I t a l * « ' 
folded from o t h e r s * barren rn .m d' , 

^ 

, ith fly ta f color.. T hey'
h(.a rt„,t one. wh„ have

.r e .1* brought N t donn* t ta t 
ly named par,od of dead week a 
M b, corps, strewn day, wh.ch f o l - , ^ ^

, 

^
 ^

year, K„ne by and who;
 of b itu m e ., j
 ^ ^
I
 <>f 
It is a l o “ ar... it. that time o’ the j 
toll
when the „t ,d ,.„ u helio 
^ m company rf their prof,.
wh„ a few months]!

joy. 

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DIRECTOR TO TfiEK STUDENT
IT

Other Educators on Program Edward Henry

Peters

! low.

Are Dr. P. W . Horn, and 
President Bralley, of CIA

ceives Catholic Of*ice 
at Rome, italy

T h a t c h ^ Of university you os j y ta r,. 

women who brio"* * the Mw. arf I 
typo. A ntu*- I 
scintillating butterfly 

MEETING OPENS IPSU 4 OROMNEO

Fourth Educational Confer- St. Austin s Chapel to Hold 
, 

ence W ill Be Held 

in 

H.gh M*s s 'n ilonor °
‘he Event
n J On March 15th in the Basilica of

Austin April 4 and 5 

" , 

1- 8um* 

framed., j ^ 

, VO waited sleepily for 

■"* throtn' h *"* 
, " 'r i n g and then rushed madly not of I
the 
which is not altogether 
foQm now geem to have an
They bt Kin to cant. wistful KJanc<ls! 
amount of time with which to I
at the poor “grinds” who have sat (j{acuM the hobbies of the profs with | 
term's | the profs themselves. Nor. docs one: 
«, faithfully 
stand "« ™ *
classes armed with a notebook and ever see a 
any
pencil, fitfully absorbed 

the, crowded street c.r-not 

through 

the b d l 

the 

in 

to!

 

, 

r 

, 

 

, , , 

charge o*
member*

^ Lat< ran, Rome Italy, Ed- r 

r,^ th o o d . 
. holy priesthood. 
I be held April * 2 ”, J ^ t u „. the holy priesthood, 
sanouncem ent of Dr. B. I . > ‘
i M w i r d H e n r y P e t e r s wa s b o r n i » ' 
. 

•. I 1/ 'n 
WiIV 
<]ent can arrange for them to take J
^ wa<| ordained to knowledge given out by the inner- j ^ 
lent professors. Arni some rn m n . 
eof p r o f e s s o r s . A n d 
the-**; 

The fourth educate na! •onferen * 
sponsored by the University of Te*a«=j ‘ 
w ill b e h e ld A p r il 4-5, ®‘’™rd_»ng t o j ^ 
an
. . . - .............. 
heroes 
gtr. acting dean of the .; O' . _____ | R„iokiyn- New York. .lur,.. I", I*##. ftu. They sec the fulfillrnint of heroines. The prof comet . 
ucation, and chairman of the exccu 
ti ve* co rn rn it tee in c h a r . of the c o , 
fere nee. Other
committee are D r. H -, 
dean of the Co I leg® O' Art* 
An -lim'* 
onces; Miss B e - Heflin, acting head, ar d a t St. ^ n . ^ l . n s
of the home economic# departm ent;
Prof I. I. 
(i*
Education; M*^ Lilia M. Ca*i*. pro-
lessor of romance 
languages; Dr.
Spurgeon B* IL dean of the School "4 
Business Administration, and Direct*
or of the B ureau of Extension. 

Ingenuity . 
the j
-
And are the profs easily deceived.
Mo, freshm an, they were the recip­
ients of such attentions whi n you 
were atilt absorbed with 
th at big 
ac bool love affair, even before your 
father was elected president of the 
named 
Farm ers’ National or was 
chairman of 
the Hickstewn Cham­
ber of Commerce.

butterflies and
,h .
so fall, doubtless also affected by the
spring environment and the green
it. is only afterw ard th at 
the campus was
<>n,y |hing that was green

■ a t t S T f c S M r» IL C*. I hut even our hero for a day I. • * -
ter than to toil through the years of 
college in obscurity.

 
chester, New Hampshire from which CJtmpua. 
place h«* was graduated dune, 1917. 

“ the hollow of his hand. 
by any other name would be 
same. 

that city, and later, of IJalias, u n 
HI, h gh school work w a, done in t h . | 't o * '* ° 

\r J 7 Z T to A -1 B ^ L a t m School, Boston, Mass., 

Kdward Vet rs attended the Urn- 

u n s u s i e p t - j f o r t h t h e c ro wn i ng of 

^ thf<y tbtfnMJve8 occupy

Am| * , exam ination u.m- 
Anf, M e x a m i n a t i o n 

I Ron of the School 

('allege, Man-

t i m e brings

» « ,
,

- - - 
_........

CHO v» j 

Benedict

e m , r e l y 

. r e not 

realize 

 ^ ^

o n e o f 

^ ^

th at 

riBd 

of 

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But there are some who refuse to

Bulletin Issued

Peters. From the University, Rev.
Father Peters entered the Paul Isl No­
vitiate, W ashington, D. C. Here he 
finished hi* studies in theology, phil­
“ A nnouncem ents are being issued
and Moly Scripture. Re­
o l* ^ are OT.„ K *-•“>- 
id Dr. PitURger, o a ^ ^ hJs B A degree from the Cath-
fdic University of America in 1922 
and his M aster’s degree in sociology
i ’ there under Dr*. Kerbey and Cooper 
r,1aa*^L i» 2 a. He .kited fur Home, Italy. 
I in 1923. He Railed for nome, iGiiy.i
to study for his doc-!
- 
a n 

this week,” sa 
University bulletin containing a di­
gest of the papers to be presented, 
and the bulletin will \7e issued next
week. A rrangem ents 
* 
rates of one and one-ha if .are hav 
one-hai 
ie conference, pro- Align k, I 
bosn made for the 
250 certificates sre toriite.
vided as many a*
received.”

Edward 

l*>23 

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u 

h 

>

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^

In addition to 

the program by 
plate edocatic nal leaders a feature of 
the conference will be un address by 
Director S. A. Courtis of the Detroit 
public school#.

M a n y N o t e d E d u c a t o r * .
Other* who will take part in 

the 
program are the following: Dr. P. IE 
Horn, Lubbock; President F. M. Brab 
ley, Denton; Supt. C. O. Clough, t y ­
ler; Prof. H. H. J. Fling, Commerce; 
Prof. Bertram H arry; Dr. A. C. Ellis, 
Austin; Supt. F. G. Rand, M cGregor, 
Supt. A. B, C. Dean, Ro<kweltj Supt. 
M. E. Moor, Beaumont; Prof. < . T
Gray, Austin.

Rev* Father 

Henry
Peters is connected with the church 
of Santa Susanna in Rome it. being 
under the direction of the Paubst 
Fathers.

in 

Father Peters hies a brother, Roger, 
and a sister, Marie, both of whom 
are students 
the University of 
Texas. Roger being president of the ( 
Newman Club, of which Club, E alhet i 
Peters wa* also a highly valued m em -J 
ber, being one time treasu rer of the 
Club. Father P aters was on 
the 
staff of The Texan during his term 
in the University.

On thi.s morning at IO o'clock 

at 
S t Austin’s Chapel, there will be a 
solemn high mass for Father Peters 
and an appropr ate sermon.

On April 3, 

the Association of 
College Teachers of Education of 
Teas will hold their annual meeting 
at the University with 
a program 
consisting of committee reports and 
an evening address by Dr. G. A
an t vtning sh i n . 
Work* head of the Texas State Edtt- »*HUe m l 
w o r n , w « i 
cation Survey.

*

W ater supply and 

sanitation are 
the subjects discussed in the March
ismie of the Ti xa« Municipalities, a
bi-monthlv magazine published b y f
bi-monthly magazine published by 
the League of Texas M unicipalities,; 
the
a t Austin, F. M. Stew art, of 
Departm ent of Government of the 
University of Texa:-, is secretary of j 
the League, and editor of the maga­
zine.

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ISAAC BLEDSOE

Fred Kingdon, Mgr.
821 Congress— P hone 6619

STADIUM FUNDS
(Continued tm m page I)

why students must mnki* first pay­
ment* Immediately. 
“The drive in 
Austin will start soon, and if all first 
all doubt re­
payment* are mud**, 
garding the sincerity of the student 
subscription# will be removed I rom 
the minds of 
the Austin business 
men.”

The second reason he indicated is 
that excavation work will begin soon, 
and the executive committee must 
have $40 ,000 to complete this part o' 
the construction.

Committee to M e e t .

committee, 

The executive 

com­
posed of Stark, William L. McGill of 
Corsicana and W. H. Richardson, Jr., 
of Austin will meet this week to see 
the ground plan* which Herbert M. 
Green, stadium architect, will present 
and issue a call for bids on the ex­
cavation. The meeting will be held 
the day following the adjournm ent of 
the Board of Regents which meet# 
here Tuesday.

Stadium official* expressed con aid 
arable surprise at the increase in the 
subscriptions. A shrinkage of some 
$2,000 or more, due to duplication# 
wa* expected, particularly by Harry 
D. Cross, expert adviser in charge ai 
the work.

The stadium association will open 
end 
a pay-up campaign toward the 
of th;* week among the student body 
to bring in the am ount unpaid on th*

m

f

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for
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phone 4998

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EVERY PRETTY GIRL

The pretty girl must be particular about her 

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— and comment on her taste and style.

The lovely color effects, the modish designs, 

the smart styles, make our jewelry 

just the 

thing for the pretty girl.

Right now we have displays just received of 

Fancy Bracelets, Colored Beads, and other 

dainty ornaments Spring fashions demand, 

which are especially interesting to every pretty 

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r s m i t h s _ _ [

FAIR AND 

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the 
NO MATTER what 
report] 
"w eather man’s” 
reads for 
tomorrow — it I 
w ll be “l air and War-} 
as far as men's f e e t! 
mer
concerned—in 
art*
good-looking

these

N ew Spring 
W h ite’s 
C ollegian s’’

ii

$7.50

have 

FIFTEEN 
— We 
snappy new Oxford styles 
for you to choose from-

Radio Supplie* 

Curling Iron*

Students* Lamps 

And

All Other Kinds 

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John L. Martin
410 Congress Ave, 
Phone 3563

MAHJONG

Is T ak in g th * C o u n try B y S to rm
A complete set in bright colors, 
144 tiles, 116 counters, 8 racks, 
2 dice, book of rules and 
in­
learn 
structions; any one can 
the game in ten minutes. 
It s 
very fascinating. All in a ttrac ­
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25c extra

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Very A ttractive Black Sateen 
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In T h e D a ily T e x a n D oe* Y o u r B u y in g and S e llin g F o r Y on
O ffice: Main Building 155. Phone 3149

LOST AND FOUND
LOST— A black silk parasol in T Hall 
on Thursday. Reward if returned 
t i

to Texan office. 

LOST in Cafeteria Monday noon. 
Men’s purse containing $15. Reward 
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if returned to Texan Office. 

FOR RENT— For girls, one 

large 
room with ail conveniences, in pri­
vate home. Call at 1900 Nueces 
I®

or ring 7414. 

ROOM AND BOA&D—For boy* 
wishing to make change for spring 
term . 
Ju st across street from Law 
Building. 2007 W ichita. Phone 4223.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT— Room with 

sleeping 
porch; also garage; 2309 Nueces j conveniences, $8.00, $9.00, 

PLEASANTLY furnished rooms up- 
stairs, best University section. All
$10.00.
— l l Board for six. Young men or cou­
19
ples. 2503 Rio Grande. 3403. 

Street. Phone 3484. 

n t i l l l --- KHI 

FOR RENT— Large southeast room

J 
with private bath, suitable for two TWO BOYS— A large, 

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OVUM.- 

or three boys. Best of table board.) with south 
Call at 2500 Nueces S treet or phone 
— 11
,535. 

cool 

room 
for
spring term . Hot and cold w ater. 
Quiet place five blocks west of cam­
pus. Meals. Call 4433.

sleeping porch 

FOR RENT— To boys, large south­
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campus, all modern conveniences,
very cool for spring. Also garage in MALE H E L P W ANTED—Be 
connection or 
22nd. Phone 872S. 

MALE HELP W ANTED

separate. 206 East] 

BOARD AND ROOM

INSTRUCTOR wishes quiet 

room 
near the University, with a pri­
vate family, where she may also have 
meals. Address Box 1927-R, Lni-
— 1^
versity Station. 

BOARD AND ROOM— All conven­
16

iences. 2208 Rio Grande. 

from University. Hot 

FURNISHED ROOMS— Two blocks 
cold 
water. All conveniences. One front 
room open for two men at present. 
16
2506 Guadalupe. Phone 4122. 

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a 
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Must be in good condition and
er.
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410 Littlefield Bldg. 
P h o n e 6901

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