s

V OL. X X IV .

<Eht B a tlu t o ai

First C o lle g e D a ily 

in the South

A U S T IN , T E X A S , T H U R S D A Y , APRIL 3, 1924

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No. 143

FINAL REHEARSAL SETS STAGE FOR P T EXHIBITION

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FEATURE STUNTS FOR IMMENSE EXHIBITION ON CLARK FIELD

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SOCIAL SCIENCES IN 

EDUCATED M AN ’S LIFE 
SUBJECT OF LECTURE

iio 
“D isaster is certain to overtake us iii no great line j. \t* 
not soon develop th e ab ility to solve present social, econom ical, 
and industrial problem s,” said Dr. C harles W . Kamsdell pro­
fessor of H istory, W ed n esd ay afternoon, w h en 
lie outlined 
the part o f the social scien ces in the life of th e educated men.
 

D a n g e r s H a v e D ev e lo p e d

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REINO 
PRESENTED BI DR, 
IE RUEL
IN 
PRYNE 

W ill Give Both Oral and V is­
ual Interpretation of 
“Ancient Mariner

L O IS TO LECTURE

“ A g e n e r a tio n ago people 

looked
upon th e w orld a n d its con dition s op­
tim istically . B u t d a n g e rs 
th en u n ­
fo re se e n hav e developed in th e last 
c e n tu r y . W e h a v e p ro g re sse d f r o m 
the d a y s if sim ple p ro b le m s to th* 
da y s o f co m p ex problem s. T he stu d y 
of 
of 
th e social sciences will not, 
course, o f f e r so lu tio n s to all of th e 
p ro b le m s c o n f r o n tin g us to d a y . B ut 
such s tu d y will e n a b le us to a c q u ire 
a te c h n ic , a m eth o d o f a p p ro a c h to 
I t will e n a b le us 
all o th e r stu dies. 
to a c q u ir e a critical a t titu d e b y which 
we m ay d istin guish b e tw e e n th e t r u e 
a nd false. And it will give us th e 
p o w er to use th e critical a ttit u d e so 
a tt a in e d in f o r m in g o u r opinions an d 
solving o u r p ro b le m s ,” Dr. Ram sdcll 
said.

Man In te re ste d in S e lf

OPEN GOTO BRIEL
ON FIELD TONIGHT

Girls to March on Field in “T ” 
Formation Singing ‘ The 
»»
Eyes of T exas’

Combined Sports Classes Will 
G ive Ten-Minute Exhi­
bitions of Games

v. r i

training 

Fifteen hundred co-eds of the 
U niversity In heired until 
late 
last night with the entire Gym­
nasium S ta ff in the last rehear­
sal to he held before the annual 
ihysical 
exhibition 
which is to ho hold tonight at 
8 o’clock on ( lark Field. This 
exhibition will be a demonstra­
tion of the work of I he school of 
physical education for women, 
and will be the culmination of 
the efforts of the teaching staff 
as well as that of the members 
of all the gymnasium classes fol­

io year.
T h e exhibition will open by 

th ^ 
g r a n d m a r d i w ith th e e n tir e g ro u p 
ming onto th e field a n d f o r m in g 
an im m ense *‘T ” . 
I he sp e c ta to rs wull 
join th e m in sin g in g “ T h e Eyes of 
T e x a s ,” ami the g y m team , composed 
of 150 girls, will give t h e d um b bell 
drill, w ith 
the dum b b d l s covered 
w ith phosphorous a n d th e light* e x ­
tin guish ed fro m 

.

th e livid*. 
Sport Cia** E xhibition

Combined sport ? classes will n e x t 
give a demon rd rat ion of th e ir line o f 
work by p la y in g t e n m in u te s of vol­
ley ball w ith the best p la y e rs in th e 
U n iv e rs ity , and re fe re ed by h ighly 
cap able officials* T h ey will th e n p la y 
m ass and r< lay gam es such as c a n ­
dle relay, clothes relay, kick-ovcr-1 all 
and dodge ball.

A no th er in te re stin g f e a tu r e of th o 
p ro g r a m will be t h a t given by 
th e 
a r c h e ry and rifle clubs. B la n k c a r t ­
rid g e s will be used in g iving a d e m ­
o n s tr a tio n of the w ork th e menthe i si 
of th' Rifle Club a r e doing and how s 
a n d a r r o w s will be used to show t h e 
m arksm ans hip of th e a r c h e r y classes. 

Y a m a-Y am a G ir l* to A p p e a r

th e p r o g r a m which 

Besides the du m b b d l d rill of th e 
team , these g irls will p e r f o r m 
gym 
special m a rc h in g tactics, th e S a ilo r % 
I hen 
H ornp ip e, and t h e w a n d drill. 
th e p a r t of 
is 
due 
to he r e c d v c d a s e n th u s ia stic ­
ally th is y e a r as it w a s last, is th e 
p y ra m id building of th e Y a m a -Y a m a 
girls. This p a r t of la s t y e a r ’s pro­
g r a m w a s so well liked t h a t th e d u f f 
decided to ag a in use th is in the e x ­
hibition. 
F iv e of th e p yram ids a l o
to be built. 

T h e combined f r e s h m a n 

s
physical 
tr a i n i n g classes will give a m im etic 
drill in which 
twelve p a r ts will be 
acted. They a r e ; adv ancin g f o r w a r d 
and clapping , 
sw im m in g , 
diving, bowling, baseball, lu n g in g a n d 
side-bending, .shot p u t, seesaw, p ro n e 
fa llin g , and b re a th in g .

a rc h e ry , 

I 

D utch D anco on P ro gr am 

More th a n two hu nd red g ir ls w ho 
a r e in the dan cing classes will close 
the p ro g ra m by a D u tc h dane®. Hal. 
th® g irls ta k e th e p a r t of boys a n d 
h a lf th e p a r t of g ir ls . T h e ir a t t r a c ­
tive D utch c ostum es of blue, black 
and yellow will c a r r y out the q u a in t 
a tm o sp h e re o f H olland w hich 
th o 
huge D utch w indm ill 
fro m w hich 
they e m e rg e a t 
th e opening o f th o 
d ance c re a tes.

C A L E N D A R 
T h ursd ay 

rn., P ublic R ead in g, K

I

M any g y m n a s t ic stunt* will f e a ­

ture the W o m a n ’! P hy sica l T r a in ­

ing E x h ib ition to be held tonigh t 

at 8 o ’clock on Clark F ield.

U p p er le ft is a p ictu r e of a few 

of the m em b e rs o f the G ym 

learn 

d em o n str a tin g the wand drill; up­

per right is a s c en e from the S.til- 

or’s H ornp ip e by the G ym 

learn; 

ce n te r , o n e o f the p yram ids built 

by the G ym T e a m ; lo w er le f t , m e m ­

bers o f the d an c in g classes who will 

appear in the D u tch D an ce; lower 

right, J o se p h in e Schm id, physical 

train in g in stru cto r and d irector of 

the G y m T eam .

I l e 

im pelled to 

f u r t h e r p o in te d o u t 

t h a t we 
ta k e u p th e s tu d y 
a r e 
of social science fo r tw o 
re a so n s. 
F ir s t, b ec a u se such s tu d y is in h e re n t 
ly in te r e s tin g . M an h a s a lw ay s b een 
in t e r e s t e d in h im se lf a n d in k n o w in g 
w h a t th ose b e f o r e him accom plished. 
A nd second, b e c a u se we m u s t know 
'th e th in g s t h a t h a p p e n e d g e n e r a tio n s 
ago to u n d e r s ta n d w h a t is go in g on 
to d ay .

T h e t r u e a p p ro a c h to th e s tu d y of 
m an is biological, Dr. Ram sdell sta te d 
in t r a c i n g th e p la c e of e v e ry social 
science in th e life o f m a n . T his does 
n o t m e a n, he said, t h a t th e s t u d e n t 
m u s t c onc e rn h im se lf w ith 
biology 
a lo ne. Psycho lo gy is v a lu a b le also in 
t h a t it o f f e r s m a n ’s m e n ta l a ttitu d e . 
A n th ro p o lo g y , h is to r y and econom ics 
a r e advisab le a n d philoso ph y is e s­
pecially v a lu a b le in t h a t it p r e s e n ts 
w h a t m an h a s th o u g h t.

Im possible to M aster All 

“ Of course, it is impossible f o r a n y 
o n e m an to m a s t e r all th e se . B u t 
he can ac q u ire th e a d v a n ta g e s t h a t 
e n a b le him to fo rm his owrt o pinion s 
as an individual o f 
im p o r ta n t 
g r o u p ,” he said.

th e 

T h e le c tu re , w hich is th e t h ir d o f 
a se rie s of se v e n b e in g given by f a c ­
u lty m e m b e rs u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of 
th e P ub lic L e c tu r e s C o m m itte e , w as 
fa c u lty 
well a tt e n d e d by s tu d e n ts , 
m e m b e rs a n d tow nspeople.

T he f o u r th 

Muller Will L e ctu r e 
t h e series 
le c tu re 
will be given W e d n e sd a y , A pril 9, in
.I t h e G irls S tu d y Hall a t 4 :0 0 in th e
i a f t e r n o on. Dr. H e rm a n J . M uller

in 

o f th e Zoology D e p a r tm e n t, will de 
liv er it, his s u b je c t b e in g th e place 
of biological science in th e m ake-up 
o f th e e d u c a te d m an .

Reading Planned as Advance 
for Dr. J. L. Lowe, of 
Harvard

in 

B oth th e v isual and th e o ral i n t e r ­
th is w oild 
the a r t 
p r e t a t i o n o f 
fa m o u s poem will be p r e s e n te d to th e 
a u d ie n c e ,” said Dr. P a y n e , in com- 
m e n in g on his r e a d in g of “ T h e A n ­
c i e n t M a r in e r ,” which wilt b e given 
th is a f t e r n o o n a t 5 o ’clock in K H all 
5 
T h e r e a d in g will be a c o m b in a ­
tio n of th e poem and o f m oving p ic ­

tu r e s .

This re a d in g is p la n n e d as an a d ­
v a n c e fo r th e le c tu r e s to be g iven by 
P r o f . J. L. Lowes, o f H a r v a r d , who 
h a s b een chosen to fill th e a n n u a l 
le c tu r e s h ip f o r the U n iv e rs ity . This 
se rie s of one le c tu re will b e given 
f r o m April 14-19.

A c c o rd in g to D r. P a y n e , th is r e a d ­
in g will b e of especial in t e r e s t to the 
st u d e n t s of E nglish 2, w ho a r e s tu d y ­
in g C o leridge th is te r m . H o w ever, 
th is r e a d in g is n o t to h e te c h n ic a l, 
b u t is in te n d e d f o r th e g e n e r a l pub-] 
lie a4 well as f o r E n g lish s tu d e n ts .

T h e m a j o r p a r t of th e p o e m will 
be read an d a c o n s ta n t se t o f colored 
slides will be k e p t o n th e screen so 
t h a t b o th th e visual a n d oral i n t e r ­
p r e t a tio n o f t h e poem will be given 
th e au dience.

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Varsity Glee Club 

to Appear in Final 

 

Concert N ext Week
; 

 
A p p e a r in g in th e final c o n c e r t o> 
t h e season, th e U n iv e r s i ty Glee Club 
will r e n d e r th e m o st e la b o r a te p r o ­
g r a m e v e r a tte m p te d by th e o r g a n iz a ­
tio n a t t h e J u n i o r H igh School, T u e s ­
d a y , A pril 9, a c c o rd in g 
a n ­
n o u n c e m e n t given o u t by W illiam G. 
C a m p , d ir e c to r of th e club.

to an 

s p r in g 

T he p r o g r a m o f f e r e d a t ju n io r high 
will be th e sam e as t h a t given in the 
n in e c o n c e r ts on th e 
to u r 
th r o u g h N o r th a n d E a s t T e x a s which 
w a s c om ple te d la s t w eek, a n d won 
an o vation a t e v e ry a p p e a r a n c e . 
I n ­
cluded on th e p r o g r a m a r e com posi­
tio n s b y G rieg, H a n d e l, B ach, R u b in ­
ste in , a n d o th e r old m a s te r s . To b a l­
a n c e th e p r o g r a m , th e r e will be o f ­
f e r e d also se v e ra l p o p u la r n u m b e rs , 
a c c o r d in g to C am p.

T h e f e a t u r e s o f th e p r o g r a m a re 
t h e n u m b e r s by th e f a m o u s L o n g h o rn 
Q u a r t e t , com posed of Louie D u n b a r, 
A n to n B e rk m a n , J o h n A. S te p h e n ­
so n , a n d W illiam C a m p , a n d piano 
selectio n by F r a n c is G e rm a n . M rs. 
V e n a K. M a tth e w s will su pply 
th e 
p ia n o a c c o m p a n im e n t f o r all n u m ­

bers.

N O TIC E

W e will pay te n c e n ts a copy 
f o r th e f i r s t te n copies of T he 
Daily T e x a n o f M a rc h 25 w hich 
a r e t u r n e d in a t Main B uilding
155, W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g.

THE TEXAS STUDENTS 

PUBLICATIO NS

DEFEATS RANGERS

All »tudent* 

the* School o 

B A M E E T IN G 
in 
B u sin ess A dm in istration p le a se ho 
p resen t fo r an im portant m e e tin g 
o f 
the school Th ursd ay at 5 : 0 0 
p. rn. in the Law A ud itoriu m .

S P U R G E O N B E L L .

H i STUDENTS TD BE 
OFFERED POSITIONS

BUSS FOLLOWED 
BY G Y M N I B U S

T he B lu n d e rb u ss is s e ttin g a n ex-

i am ple f o r a whole flock 

o f April

I Fool pub licatio ns. B esides th e Omni-

Local Team Bows to San A n­

tonio Bears 

in W ell 

Played Contest

Students Pay Stadium 
Pledges Cress Tells 
Austin Team Captains

A u stin bowed to th*' S a n A nto nio 

R a n g e r P a r k y e s te r d a y 

B oars in a well pla y e d ex hibition at 

score. T h e B e a rs f o u n d S c o tt fo r 

f o u r ta llie s in the f i r s t in n in g w hen 

0-1 

a r e 

b y a 

“ S tu d e n ts 

those 
p ledg es,” said IL D. Cross, in c h arg e 
o f the s ta d iu m c a m p aign , a t a m e e t­
ing o f th e c a p ta i n s of th e soliciting 
te a m s a t th e Driskill H otel la s t n ig h t. 
It is u p to A ustin a n d th e ex-stu- 
in ch eek d u r in g th e r e - ; d e n ts to m a tc h th e sh ow in g o f the

Thcyj««

p a y in g 

laced o u t a h o m e r. 

M eyers 
w e re held 

the g a m e by S c o tt 

m e n d e r o f 
Brook* b u t th.- d a m a g e w as d o n a f o r i 
Collins a n d C o u c h m a n p e r m itte d the 
R a n g e r s on !y six s c a t te r e d hits. 

£
 ^ U ^ r k e r . on
<a!npailfn f o r A u stin will
Driskill H o te l F r id a y 
tim e p la n s will be 
e v e r y o n e in 
M eyers, N a jo and R o s e n th a l, 
fo a ' | A u stin p e rso n a lly . G o v e rn o r N e f f , 
t u r e d a t th e b a t d riv in g o u t seven | ^ G eo rg e J . W o rk s of C orn ell Uni- 
the 
of th e te n hits allow ed by S c o tt a n d j ve^ ity> antl Alvin Owsley 

com posed ^ o f ; com pje te d f o r geeing 

T h e B e a r o u tfie ld 

n ig h t, a t which 

 ^ ven jn 

o f 

^

A m e ric a n L egion, will s p e a k a l the 

will sr

' 

m eeting .

D a n a X. Bible, head coach a t A&M
College, s e n t a le tte r 
sta d iu m 
h e a d q u a r t e r s e x p ressin g h im s e lf as 
b ein g s u re t h a t th e d rive w ould be 
successful.

to 

>oks a n d b e in g d ir e c tly o r 

indi-j 
r e d l y re spo nsible f o r all of th e ru n s . 
C le m e n ts led in h ittin g f o r the R a n ­
g e r s w ith a do ub le a n d a single in 
f o u r tim e s a t b a t. T h e g a m e was 
v e r y c l e a r l y pla ye d , only one e r r o r 
be in g c o m m itte e d .
S core by in n in g s ;

R

l l E 
IO 0 
B e a rs ........... 4 0 0 OOO O i l — 6
I
6 
.... OOO IOO OOO— I
R an ge rs 
B a tte r ie s : Collins, C ouchm an a n d 
C o le m a n ; S c o tt, B ro o k s a n d H e n ­
derso n.

 

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Honorary Fraternity 

Entertains National 
President on Campus

S. B. Houck, p re s id e n t of t h e n a ­
tio nal o rg a n iz a tio n of D e lta S igm a 
Rho, h o n o r a r y public sp e a k in g f r a ­
local 
te r n ity , w a s 
c h a p te r y e s te rd a y . H e w a s 
e n t e r ­
ta in e d w ith a luncheon a t th e c a fe ­
t e r i a y e s te r d a y a t noon, and l e f t la st 
n ig h t fo r A rizona.

th e g u e s t of 

th e 

in all of 

u n iv e rs itie s 

T h e local c h a p te r of th is h o n o ra ry 
f r a t e r n i t y is one of th e six ty which 
have been established 
the 
th e U nited 
la r g e 
of 
the 
is 
In c id e n ta lly , T e x a s 
S ta te s . 
only u n iv e rs ity in th e So uth t h a t has 
a c h a p te r . O nly men w ho h a v e tak en 
p a r t 
and 
o r a to r y a r e eligible.

in in te rc o lle g ia te 

d e b a te 

Mr. Houck w a s loud in his p ra ise 
of T e x a s, a n d he c o n g ra tu la te d the 
m em bers of th e local 
for 
th e ir fin e record. E v e ry tw o years, 
the p r e sid e n t of th e n a tio n a l o r g a n i ­
zation visits all of the c h a p te r s .

c h a p te r 

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B A R R O W R E S IG N S

T C U W IN S

L e o n id a s T. B a rro w , i n s t r u c t o r in 
th e G eology D e p a r tm e n t, 
r e ­
signed to a c c e p t a p ositio n w ith the 
H u m b o ld t Oil C om pany.

h a s 

— Special to The Texan

H o u sto n , T e x a s, A pril 

2.™ 
d e f e a t e d Rice h e r e to d a y by a 
of 4 to I.

T C U
score

A m e r i c a n Telegraph and Tele- bus, 

the S c o ttis h Rite D o rm ito ry

phone Company to Follow 
Other Companies’ Plan 

 

 

k n o c k o u t, a clev er little biti fo r at-

te n tio n called th e G y m n ib u s , w as 
f o u n d d is trib u te d o v e r th e W o m a n ’s

J 

More th a n e ig h ty student* in the 'G y m n a s iu m T u e s d a y m o rn in g 

In 
t b a l * ,w rB l <>‘Tferent
to receive d ip lo m a , in; g ro u p s w e re a f r a i d t h o . such a pub 
to D ean S p u r g e o n , B eat,on w o u ld n o t com e out, a n d to 

School of Business A d m i n i s t r a t i o n i s t » 
School of Business
a r e expected 
J u n e , according 
Bell of the BA School. A few weeks m ak e su re t h a t th e m e m b e rs o 
p a s t a r e p re se n ta tiv e of th e Amort-; s t a f f an d th e h a b itu a l lo a fe rs a ro u n d 
can T e le g r a p h and Telephone Com- th e G ym should see 
as 
o t h e r s s e e th e m , tw o d istin c t editions 
j,any w a s h e re f o r in te rv ie w s with 
of th e G y m n ib u s, one on w hite ands
one on yellow p a p e r, w ere e a g erly !

the s tu d e n ts, and he said th a t it was 
very 
stu d e n ts 
t h a t 
would be o ffe re d positions. 
been th e custom f o r o th e r la r g e com-; 
Lots o f f u n , sa rc a sm , cracks a t the | 
panics such as th e T e x a s C om pany Gym s t a f f a n d W A A m em bers, made 
lig h t com- up th e p a p e r ; th e r e w ere a few un- 
l a n d v a rio u s power a n d 
I panics 
into th e ir org naixa- k in d digs, b u t as one of the ones 
to ta k e 
| tiens a n u m b e r of th e g r a d u a t e s each wfto w e re hit declared, “ It's th e t r u t h 
I y e a r. 

. 
I t h a s re a d by th e G ym h abitues, 

t h a t h u r t s . ”

th e m selv es 

se v e ra l 

likely 

• • * 

** 

....

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A n 0 f the girls will .^wear to the 
t r u th o f th** follow ing q u o ta tio n from 

Th.* co-ordinate w ork of 

the dc- 
p a rtm e n t, Dean Bell said, m et w ith 
a high degree of success d u r in g t h e | ^ e yellow sh e e t 
p a s t year, and its scope will be in-1 
y e a r of 
c rea se d w ith the 
1924-25. 
te n d a ys, s t u ­
d ents who will be seniors and expect 
to ta k e up co-ordinate w ork 
n e x t 
year will bo asked to r e g is t e r fo r th is 

In a b o u t 

com ing 

.

a n d s t a y ;

.«r*~ 
“ Go to cia uses th re e hours a d a y ; 
T a k e all the b lu n ts of the W A A ; 
Nine h o u rs a t th e Gym you come 

Now why in “ L ” d o n ’t you make 

s t r a ig h t A ? ”

 

 

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5 : 0 0 p 

H all 5.

work.

E I G H T Y - T W O N E W S T U D E N T S 
A c c o rd in g to fig u re s given 

W h e n questioned a s to the Where- 
fro m ! a b outs a n d the success of m en who 
the r e g i s t r a r '* o f f ic e th e re a r e eighty-1 h a v e g r a d u a t e d fr.m i th e d e p a r tm e n t 
two n e w s tu d e n ts e n rolled f o r t h e j in oth er y e a r s , D ean Bell r e f e r r e d 
to a n a rtic le 
sp rin g te r m . T h is brings up th e t o t a l 1 to a n a rtic le 
U n iv e rsity 
h a v e 

w ith-! rn, rn who h av e m ade good. T h is 
I t i d e gives the n a m e s a n d tho busi-
M r .’ M a th e w s has le f t f u r a t r i p n o s * * «* a n u m b e r of ex s t u d e n t ,

e n r o llm e n t o f the
c o u n t in g tho one* who 
to 4652. 
d ra w n 

t o C h i c a g o ,

 w h e r e 

h e will re m a in f o r and 

is of g e n e ra 

in

a f e w weeks- 

who 1*0 

u » Wlth lh e m '

f r o m 
ital 
h ono r roll o f th e School o f B usin ess
n o t | entile" w r itte n especially a b o u t BA A d m in istra tio n on a c c o u n t o f gra d e *

immvu • 
lase 
l a s t m o n t h s

in 
in 

T H O M P S O N M A K E S R E C O R D
M aurice C. T h om p son w a s o m itte d 
the 

list o f those m a k in g 

the 

a r - 

which hod not b r e n tu r n e d in to the

7 : 3 0 p. 

in., La TertuUa, Girl*

r e g i s t r a r ’s office. H e sho uld 
have 
been listed w ith those ta k in g th e n o r ­
mal a m o u n t of w o rk and m a k in g an 
“ A ” reco rd.

S tu d y Hall.

ditorium.

7 :3 0 p. m., Pre-L ew *, L aw A u ­

5 : 0 0 p. 

r n . , Busine** A d m in is­

tration stud en ts, Law Building.

7 : 0 0 p. r n . , Tau Beta Pi, E n g i­

n eer in g Building.

7 :1 5 p. r n . , Longhorn B an d ( f u ll 

u n if o r m ) , Clark f ield.

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Baity ©exati

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First Ceint* Daily fn th- South
Published OB th* rnmpo* <* th* UntwrsHy
ions, Inc..

K_ 
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fitness for general civic obliga­
tions. The Military Training 
Camps Association has been an 
effective agency in promoting| 
the work of the summer camps.
I wish, through your organiza­
tion, to invite the young men ot 
the nation to take advantage 
this year of the opportunity a f­
forded them.”

• * * *

Er.t*r*d sa 

I. Hail 7.

Print*4 fey the University of

**!tH6e* of th* *«l Uir-ii.-chk*f. Main BttBAnf 
* it, ujrrAiine ll It.

Considering the nu miler of 
persons eligible for these sum­
mer training camps, compara­
tively few attend. Of course, a 
including 
great many persons, 
s t u d e n t s , * have 
occupations
-
• 
j n i u u t . i i v T - , 
wjiich do not permit their at-
tendance at a nearby summer 
s r s S S S r r . t r - ' i L T J i r a s - ^ 1 * - - • — • * « " ‘•a H 'v « •» « •" « *
camp. College students, how- 
ti. m s. 
ever, are yierhaps burdened with 
these obligations less than any 
other class of the nation’s pop­
ulation.

matter *t th* P"*’
u n o e r A rt o f 
Amt*ptM*r* at 

lf FIN RY C. FULCHER

b» A u stin , 
March a. 

Mur Editor

RAY E L m

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WILLIAM I* M.-OILL 
Sup- r> irt* Basis*** Sinn*Jf

RrV M 
lr>* w.»n*##r*. 

and A B. Smith. advertls-
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REPORTERS 

f«*o»rt Ffwhrld-r 
Minnie C*rp*nt*f 
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Kits* b* th 
Dorothy Wh»t*huiot Lucite Sfowet 
Martha Porter 
S tM f c s th P eak 
I * r**h* Pain** 
looter J. Sock 
Lyra M Hak’ef 
lin o Hor«*w‘t» 
IVrrothy Ywarns 

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BIBLE TH O U G H T 
— FOR T O D A Y —

SIRI* 

T h o u g h ts 

m *«*ori*#d 

w ill 

prove a pf tea Ie •• Hor It ag#*

I bar* fought a food fight, I 
b a ra finished my court*, I have 
kept the faith . H en cefo rth th ere 
is laid up fo r me a crown of right- 
•ousneta.*—*2 Tim othy 4:7.

• * * *
A large part of 

students. 

Certainly 

the atten­
dance at 
training 
summer 
camps should be made up of col­
it 
lege 
would be latter for the country 
and for the student if many of 
those who usually spend their 
summers in idleness and “vaca­
few 
tioning,” would devote a 
week to the healthy discipline 
of a military camp.
♦ * * *

trained 

Aside from the physical ben 
efit of such camps to the indi 
vidual, the security of the na­
tion is insured with a large body 
soldiers. 
citizen 
of 
While there are many peace 
plans and conferences being 
urged, as long as no one plan 
has been universally adopted, 
the best guarantee of peace is 
a trained army of citizen sol 
diers.

O'

Opinion* of Other*

AFTER KANSAS, 
OKLAHOMA

A W IDER VIEW IN HISTORY 
TEA CHING

 

c, 

the 

The 

and 

(The Michigan Daily)

statutes, at , __ tl 

At the present rate at which 
Oklahoma officials, customs, leg­
In a well known p re p a ra to ry school 
islatures and laws are breaking 
of M assachusetts a “ w arless” history 
into newspaper headlines, the 
course is tau g h t. This m ethod of pre 
state will soon become more fa­
Henting history has been proposed by 
mous than Kansas, which for
educationalists anil students of soci
many years has had a monop-j oJofy M orV t but to this school be- 
oly on eccentric 
elven it
longs the cred it of having given it 
leant. The latest proposal 
in 
practical application; and its success 
our neighbor state is an initia­
is proved by the way in which other 
ted measure offered by Aldrich 
.rhools and even colleges throughout 
Blake, head of the visible gov­
th e country are following 
ex­
ernment league of Oklahoma. 
ample. This course is not a side is- 
Under this proposed law, jour­
huc; 
it is considered a corner stone 
nalism would be made a profes­
of education.
sion and journalists would be 
liable to disbarment upon con­
viction for libel. The measure 
would be applicable to all per­
sons who “write, edit or assist 
in the preparation of any news 
or editorial matter, 
all 
newspaper men would be “licen­
se! I by the secretary of state, 
and would be barred from par­
ticipating upon being convicted 
of libelous writing.”

The old tex t book w ith all its dates 
and 
lists of kings and queens and 
with its long accounts of b attles has 
been abandoned. D uring the 
first 
year the student reads W ell’s “ Out­
line of H isto ry ” and Van 
I coon’s 
“ Story of M ankind,” thereby gaining 
a good background. 
students 
then g it an u n derstanding cf 
will 
history as a whole. A fter having 
pictured the setting of history clear­
ly in his mind, the student is allowed 
following 
to specialise d u rin g 
is best
years in 
to his liking.

E vents which indicate th e advance­
ment and im provem ent of hum anity 
are stressed ra th e r than those events 
>f w ars and battles. This method 
em phasises the causes which have
the general ef
re

Journalism, Mr. Blake seems 
not to know, is already a pro­
fession, and is considered pro­
fessionally upon equal rank with 
law* 
engineering, medicine or 
Except that the law would pro­
vide for the licensing of jour­
nalists, it is rather meaningless.
k 
, a 
on t h i s point. 
p r o pose-ll; 
fstatute, however, is one of th o ^ 
vicious pieces of legislation that I 
are often allowed 
through carelessness. 
most open threat against 
free press of the state that n a s i . 
nppeared in many years. Un- rdad 80 
der the provisions of the .law, >atriotUm hurns oolf hut m ilitary
the journalist, whose lot is a1- 
ready hard enough from causes 
other than libel laws, would be
fofiever barred irons prat i ci nji r” ”
a t r x T ir ’i r c
his profession, if convicted of} O f F l C l A L W v) I lv*E*w 
libel* This would be in addi
I ion to any sentence or fine that i ujfjvERSITY MASONS will meet 
might 'lye levied by a court or j T hursday a t 7:30 at the Scottish 
jury. 

# ^ at battle]| as mere 8iiCn 
^ glong the way of 
the w orld’s
C aesar and Napoleon,
It is th eL#rant and Foch are cot,sid«re<! un- 
the L portant {igurea> in history. How- 
patrioU are not disre-
entireiy that the fire of

^ heW subortlinate.

T i led to conflicts and 

whjc h have resulted, 

I Rite C athedral.

th a t course which 

PfJH J|dvane*. 

_ ^ ^ 

♦ e v e

I h e 

and 

the 

to 

' 

P. W. MCFADDEN,

It is doubtful if thinking cit 

S atu rd ay a t 3 p. rn.

I zeus of Oklahoma will sit id lv |RJ0 GRANDE VALLEY club picnic 
by and see ary such 
statute] Satur(lay at 3 p> m> Meet in fro n t 
It not only strikes at 
passed. 
th** freedom of the press, but
hits at something even more. 
fundamental — the guarantee] 
against the serving of a double1 
penalty for a conviction on one 
crime.

S T U D E N T S in the School 
of
Business A dm inistration please be 
present for an im portant m eeting cf 
the school T hursday a t 5 p. in. in the 
Law A uditorium .

J . ASH HEIM .

of c a r Kh«sL

_____

SPU R G E O N BELL.

TRAINING
CAMPS

E N C U B H 132.2 will m eet in W H all 
4 a t eleven on T hu rsd ay , A pril 3.

II. T. PA R LIN .

TEX A S COWBOYS will meet 

B rackenridge Field a t 4:15 p. ! 

F riday, in fu ll uniform .

FO R EM A N .

to 

An open 

invitation 

the 
youth of America to attend the 
annual summer military camps 
lias been issued by President 
Coolidge in a 
to Dr. 
Gcorge F. James, of Chicago, 
president of the Military' Train­
The 
ing Carn pH Association. 
President says;

letter 

“l a m deeply interested in the 
success of the citizens military' 
training camps which are pro­
moting health among the young 
m m of the nation, together with

T H E RAH-RAH BOY

(V a rie ta l* C o lle g ia l)

F o u r B utton S uit

And black brogue shoes;

A co n stant 

th irs t 

For g irls and boose.

H a t on his nose,

No cu ffs on p an ts;

All he can do 

Is pet and dance.
Pipe in his mouth,

Slouch 

in his w alk;

No brain s a t all—

J u s t talk, talk , talk . 

Pin-covered vest,

Faee full of gum ;
He may look good,—- 

But gush, h e’s dum b!

— W ashington Sun Dodger.

Now, in the m atter of describing 
th a t unique and hofnohow 
likeable 
product which we have seen the jelly­
bean become on en tran ce into the a t 
m osphcre of our own F orty Acres 
and which we have chosen fondly to 
call 
think 
the “ cam pus buzzard," I 
th a t these lines have jolly well sm it­
ten 
the proverbial nail full on the 
dom e; don’t you?
about, I miss the cam pus; and I miss 
about, I miss the cam pus; am il miss 
the sp irit th a t prom pts the lackadai 
sical occupation of h u z z a h in g . And 
some day—though I pale to th in k how 
very likely it is to be long hence—
I am going to revisit the cam pus: I 
am going to lounge on those much 
used benches before the L ib rary ; I 
am going to spraw l as of old on the 
g ra ss ju s t outside the doors, and near 
girls 
the curb, w here 
were (or is it a re ) 
to 
i 
g a th e r and so rt o’ hesitate. And 
do hope th a t when I get th ere I will 
not have passed beyond the ability to 
fee! again aw l enjoy the sp irit of th a t 
atm osphere which, d u rin g th ree years 
on the cam pus, I d ran k so deeply of, 
nor gave it any th o u g h t a t th e time, 
thoughtless 
They w ere such listless, 

p re tty 
accustomed 

the 

— when I w as a t college.

B u tl am grow ing sen tim en tal: 
I 
had best wind up th is note and wish 
you alt good luck

J u s t now I know I shall not be able 
to see Texas fo r a t least th ree y ears. 
You see, since my siste r is atten d in g 
a conservatory here, I m ust rem ain 
an exile fo r th a t three-year period. 
Still, I am not losing tim e: I con­
tin u e, as before to 
old 
rhetorics and fiction technique books. 
Though, with none of the old crowd 
on the cam pus, w ith only u n fa m iliar 
faces a t every tu rn , som ething tells 
me th a t it is going to be a h eart-
heavy day.

play my 

At any rate, I send my best wishes 
the 
to everybody, and beg of you 
favor of sending me a T exan (I have 
not seen one in m any a d a y ).

Y ours tru ly , 

M A R IU S PE R R O N 

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

CAM OUFLAGE

■■ By Osborne Alexander

r H OV t v ! GOT TO RUSH ’ 
BACK AUD WASH UP FOfe- 
S CE U t AK 5 A L — 
_____ -/ j

^ MOLY & U 9 T E 'R 5 t 
weftE COMES WELEIM 
WHAT WOULD SUEL <
J
Tm KH— 

^ 

COULT) YOU 
SHOW ME TUE 
OFFICE OF TUE 
, 
CM\fcF EH&VKEEtt

NO SPlK
j n g u e e s h

BILLY STIFF

 

\

K ttL L rrV NOT T ug 
FtFASAMTtrST JOd *K
TUE TOWS BUT A 
. GUV CAtf T BUV 90AP1
V wrrw d ig nity — f

I 
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Campus 
Communication*

~ I
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roam rvS nf, I 

T h !* c o lu m n I t op * n t a all a rtlc lo * of 

In te r* * !, 

th e e d ito r* 

ra m p u » 
h o w e v e r, th * r ig h t t o r* Jo « t all o r t k l# * 
t h a t o r* r o n a k le re d of a p e r s o n a l, lib e l- 
on* o r in f la m m a to r y n a t u r e . T h * T * « a n 
doe* n o t n e c e e a a rily a g re * w ith t h e a r t i ­
in e a p re a a io n 
cle* w h ic h a re publish**! 
of p u b lic o p in io n on a n y s u b je c t 
t h a t 
m ay b« c o n s id e re d .

to » l« n 

t h e i r n am e* 

A u d w r t of iftk lti fo r till* c o lu m n a r a 
r e q u ire d 
th e ir 
ro m m u s ic a l ion* • • • » « v i a t i c a o f f o o d 
th # w r ite r w in be 
f a ith 
a n d w ill 
k e p t 
N O T be p u b H ah ed e x c e p t u p o n ap ecifie 
c o n t e n t of 

T h e n am * of 
a t r i e t e t t 

c e n fid e n c * . 

th e w r ite r .

to 

In 

E ditor of The Daily Texan, 

Dear E d ito r:

BA STU D EN TS TO M EET

A m eeting of th e stu d en ts of the 
School of B usiness A dm inistration 

m g a t 5 o’clock. P lans fo r th e spring 
term will come up fo r discussion. 
The q u e stio n o f a sp rin g term dance 

a ad o th er m atters will be decided

Most of the in tram u ra l m anagers will he held today in th e I.aw Build- 

upon.

WILL i i Bl ABLE 
TO PUI THIS YEAR

so fa r to play. We worked all sea­
son on th e proposition and th o u g h t 

I we had fields lined up, b u t ail ef- 

I fo rts failed in the end.

said th a t m ore men had asked them
about this sp o rt th an any o th er and 
th a t in te re st would have been high.
It is v ery likely th a t fo u r or five 
hundred stu d en ts would have taken 
p a rt in this sport alone.

F L O R S H E I M

O X F O R D S

Athletic Departm ent M ust 
Drop Intramural Baseball, 
Says Whitaker

W hen asked as to when baseball 
would be resum ed, W h itak er replied 
th a t th is would be done as soon as 
fields w ere made available, b u t th a t 
it would be impossible to g e t fields 
in shape fo r playing this y ear, even 
though ground w as secured a t once.! 
This m eans, he said, th a t th ere would I 
spring. I 
be no baseball u n til 
However, he pointed o u t th ere art* | 
four o th er sports on th e in tram u ra l
s a ghamc to schedule fo r the spring term . Ten

n ex t 

,

D epartm ental baseball h as been 
dropped from th e in tram u ra l sched­
ule of sp rin g sports due to a lack 
o f playing fields, it was announced 
y esterd ay a t the office of B erry M.
W h itak er, d irecto r.

“ Baseball is th e n atio n al gam e of 

K hw W h •• 
w, h „ , „0 place a t all 

„aid his and tra c k will be tak en up dur-
in* the firs t p a rt of th e presen t term

d u 

• 

is 

J do not know w hether it 

in 
keeping with your editorial policy to 
perm it in The Texan any contribu­
tions or le tte rs from those who are 
no longer one of the U niversity stu- 
ient body; nevertheless I am ventur-
. 
urn. WUU/, 
inc to M-nd herew ith a poem (from , A™*1r . 
the comic of a I,rot her collage) t h r t | m ’ 

J 

I

 '

 i

 fo r t h . L a to 

i
It is no m asterpiece; 

: : ^ r w “ chh‘ r
perceive. 
it; cured fie ld , downtown and we fe lt 
bears no fire of (jeniu.—as of Shake-; th a t th e men would n o t w an t to go 
spear* or C arl S an d b erg ; but it does 
show me a fa m iliar pictu re; doesn’t
it you

u „ , » . . sc- and , ™ i . r and horse shoe p.tch

ing will com** a fte r m id-term exam ­
inations.

Set M«*. 
r1! 
Sci*# 
TPt* IkWlBH 
f?Vi a 4 lath**)

F6» Were-*.
Fc!<U ta F.t 
Th!* f FWV lop* 
OH a 5* ImM*}

Correct Stationery

Years from n o w the letters y o u w rite m ay revive 

old loves, old m em ories, b y g o n e sw eetn ess of 

life. 

D ress y o u r th o u g h ts well by w ritin g on correct s ta ­

tionery.

S uitable for m e n as well as w o m en . M ade in ail 

the latest a n d sm artest styles in the fash ion able shapes 

and sizes, y o u r choice. C r a n e s p apers bespeak dis­

tinctio n, cultu re, taste.

University Co-op

A S H O E th a t gives long m ileage a t a m in ­
im u m cost. A shoe of k n o w n re p u ta tio n 
th a t will satisfy in e v e ry particular, f lun- 
dred s of U n iv ersity of T exas college m en 
I lu n d re d s m o re will 
w e a r ITorshiem Shoes. 
the 
be w e a rin g 

th e m p e rm a n e n tly af t er 

first pair.

D illingham is sh o w in g all I h at is n e w 
Black an d T ar. O x fo rd s, priced a t—

$ 1 0 °»d $ 1 1

BILLY GREEAR, in charge, of shoe fitting 
Lobby in Campus Shop

DILLINGHAM’S

If You W ant Groceries 
And W ant T hem Quick 
PH O N E 6628
UNIVERSITY CASH GROCERY

F irst Delivery 9 a. rn.— Other* A t Soon A* You Call

I PALACE BARBER SHOP

“ T he Old R eliable”
“ H all of F am e”
BILLY WOLF, Prop. 

J;
Ladies Haircutting a Specialt3|i
I

“Next Door to Kress” 

DONNELLY & WHITE
Phone 6131 
Plumbing and Heating
Contractors 

905 Congress Ave.

THURLOW B. WEED 

tss 
n

SSS

a m b u l a n c e s e r v i c e
Funeral Homa 
Phono# 6080 and 6817

BON TON 

CAFE

60 9 C o n g ress

Radio Supplies 

Curling Irons

Students1 Lamps K 

And 

v?

A ll Other Kinds 

of Electrical Appliances

John L. Martin
410 Congress Ave* 
Phone 3563

TEX A S Philosophical Society will
meet tonight in the YWCA room 
of M ain Building. A ddress by Dr. 
“ B ehavioristic Psychol­
P errin on 
ogy.” Time, 7.15 p. m.

Stadium paym ents due now. M ail
check to Stadium H eadquarter#, Uni 
versify S tatioa, A ustin, or bring it la 
person to the U niversity YMCA,

I iU » n A M m a T o b a c c o Co.

It sums up like this:

First—tile very best Burley tobacco that 
old Kentucky grows, then—every single bit 
of it thoroughly aged in wood to take out the 
raw strength and make it mild and mellow, and 
give it a fine flavor.

That’s what you get when you ask for 
Velvet Tobacco. Remember—aged in wood.

 QUEEN FEATURE

Plans N ation’s Industry 
for Aid in War.

A Reading Lamp That Stays 
Anywhere You Put It

Society

naunnMitniniM^tiiMHmMHwmx

University Ladies Club 
Hostess at Tea

One of the interesting social events 
of the mid-week was the charm ing 
tea with which the University Ladies’

Club entertained W ednesday a f te r ­
noon from 4 to (J o’clock. The color 
motif of blue and yellow w as effect­

ively carried out in the rooms by the 

use of bluebonnets and oth er spring 
flowers and of ca n ary birds. Re­
freshm ents of coffee and short cake 
w ere served to the guests, 
among 
whom were Mrs, Peoples of Dallas,
Miss Grace Scott of Evanston, Illi­
nois, and Miss Charlotte F ra z ie r of 
New York City, prom inent Austin 

visitors.

* 

* 

* 

*

G am m a Phi Beta 
E ntertained by T h eater Party

Members of the Gamma Phi Beta 
sorority were honorees a t a delight­
ful th eater p a rty 
a t the Hancock 
Theater S aturd ay evening given by 

Mrs. A. V. Riley, one of their p a ­
tronesses. AU pledges, active mem­

bers and the chaperon were included 
in the guest l i s t A fter the program 
the group was taken to Jo sep h’s for
refreshm ents.

* 

* 

* 

*

The F aculty Women’s Club will en ­
terta in with a tea a t th eir club house 
on Friday, April 4, from 5 
to G 
o’clock. Misses T iffy, P a rk e r, and 
W ren will act as hostesses for the 
occasion.

S c e n e f r o m V i o l a D a n a ' s c o m e d y 
d r a m a , “ In S e a r c h o f a T h r i l l , ’’ 
t h e 
w h i c h a p p e a r s a t 
r e s t o f t h e w e e k c o m m e n c i n g t o d a y . 
I t is a v i v i d s t o r y i n v o l v i n g A p a c h e 
l i f e a n d “ o t h e r i n t e r e s t i n g t h i n g s . ”

t h e Q u e e n 

THEATER ROW

BY E. LEE WYSONG

H a n c o c k : “ I h e M a n F r o m B r o d - 

n e y ’s ” a n d V e r n a W o o d ’* D a n c e 

R e c i t a l .

V i o l a D a n a 
" In 
n T h r i l l , ” a n d J i m m i e ' s

i n 

M a j e s t i c : R e x I n g r a m ’s “ S c a r a - 

m o u c h e ” a n d s p e c i a l m u s i c .

T e x a s : 

N o r m a 

T a l m a d g e 

in

“ A s h e s o f V e n g e a n c e . ”

Too M any 
Healthy People

Hollywood studios have, until re- 
eutly, been able to find every type 
T ac to r demanded in th eir film pro- 
iuctions, b ut 
th e u n h eard of h ap­
pened when the Metro easting direc­
tor sought a score of underfed-look- 
ing children to ap p e ar in the Paris 
lum sequence iii Viola D a n a’s latest 
picture, “ In S earch of a Thrill,” play­
ing a t the Queen T heater.

Adult F rench underworld 

types 
were found w ithout difficulty, but 
thin babies, of any race, were simply 
not to be h afL Los Angeles children 
ire all healthy, because of the sunny, 
etc., climate of California.

In despair, Director Oscar Apfel 
finally compromised by selecting the 
slimmest of the available tale n t and 
ft to the wardrobe d ep a rtm en t and 
of making 

make-up a r tis t the job 
them as und erfed as possible.

’Scaram ouche”
Reproduces I 8th C entury

ever 

It is doubtful if any motion picture 
a g re ater 
contained 
scenes 
■amount of atmospheric detail 
than 
those representing the I nth century 
T h ea ter Feydou which Rex Ingram 
erected fo r “ Scaram ouche,” his new­
est production fo r M etro now play 
mg a t the M a je s tic

in these scenes— a kaleidoscopic dis­
play of color and convincing reality- 
U rem arkable achievement in techni­

cal and research work.

Mr. In gram is famed for his close 

atten tio n to artistic realism and these 
scenes represent one of his most sig-jj 
nificant. accomplishments. From the 
queer sloping stage to the th re e tiers 
of lavishly furnished boxes which cir­
cled the entire auditorium , the alia-ii 

sion was perfect.

announcer 

Sigma Alpha Epsilon 

Q u e e n : 
the initiation of Ellis Douthit of Ft. S e a r c h o f
W orth, Thomas Simmons of 
Howard Key of E astland, and J . W
Irvin of San Antonio.

P aris, J o y * .

Fennel 

Elizabeth 

returned 
from Sewanee, Tennessee where she 
attended a conference of Episcopal 
students.

h a s 

Mr. and Mrs. H ig g in b o th a m and 
Joe Higginbotham a re visiting their 
daugh ter and sister, F ran ces H iggin­
botham.

Mrs. Blount of Nacogdoches is vis­
the 

iting h er daughter, Rosine, a t 
Pi Phi house.

M arian Goode has retu rn ed from
to B ryan and is staying at 
a visit 
the Pi Beta Phi house fo r a few 
days.

Irene Ellis has retu rned from her 

home in Stephenville.

Zeta Tau Alpha 

the 
pledging of Bessie Beal of Sweet­
water.

announces 

Sarah W alker spent the week-end 

a t her home 

in Timpson.

Bob Gross of Galveston is visiting 

a t the Alpha T au Omega house.

Ed L. B axter has retu rned from 

the P&S Hospital.

Jack Ball of San Antonio 
B eant Wk Johnson of H utto 
been visiting at the Acacia house.

and 
have 

Delta K appa Epsilon 

announces 
the pledging of Lewis Johnson of 
Dallas.

K appa Alpha Theta sorority an ­
nounces the initiation cf Anna Love 
of Jacksonville.

Carl Webb is visiting in Runge.

National Organizer of 
Women’s Party. 

.

Mrs. John Lipscomb is visiting at 

More th an 2,500 actors appeared 

the Phi Mu house.

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

Crescent I ilia 
Characterized by Realism

An intriguing title, a strong story 
th at is so ri al it might easily have I 
happened Vo you or to nu*, brilliant 
acting, fine setting and one of the 
best all round casts seen in a motion 
picture in m any a day, are rn few of 
the distinguishing m arks th at set “ I n ­
nocence” above the average motion 
picture. We advise all lovers of good 
film d ram a 
to go to th e C rescent 
Theat< r to see this picture.

“ Innocence” is a film version of 
Lewis Allen B row ne’s story, “ Circum ­
stances A lter Divorce Cases,” and it 
has found excellent screening.

Miss Nilsson is her usual beautiful 
s e lf- and she is more than that, for 
slie seems to have the r a re combina­
tion of b eauty and 
intelligence of 
portrayal.

Mosconi Brothers 
Head Vaudeville Bill

On the opening bill at the Hancock 
Friday Mosconi Brothers, assisted by J 
Sister V erna and Brother Willis, will, 
be the headline act for the week.

When it comes to eccentric danc­
ing, Mosconi Brothers are said to bo 
regular whirlwinds. They are s a i d ; 
to dance a t a ra te of speed th a t ex-1 
the Twentieth Cen­
reeds 
tu ry Limited. They come 
a 
dancing fam ily, P apa Mosconi hav­
ing been a wonder in his day.

t h a t of 

from 

Will Creasy and Blanche Hayne 
a re said to poke fun a t the serious 
a sp ec ts of life and get aw ay with it.
William Demarest and Estelle Col­
lette are said to have an act th a t 
goes over big.

L a r ry Comer is a popular singer 

of popular and 

tropical songs.

M arg a re t S te w art 

and William 
Downing, assisted by Beulah Stew­
a rt, promise an offering of infinite 
beauty, “ An Artistic T r e a t ” ; 
and 
Paul Kirkland and Company will of­
fer a dancing and sensational act, 
including a novel ladder trick 
th a t 
is said to be very much out of the 
ordinary.

Verna W ood’s Recital
at Hancock

A costume dance will be given by 
the pupils of V e rn a Woods tonight 
a t the Hancock Opera House under 
the direction of Mrs. VS cods, the title 
of the presen tation being “ A Scene 
in a Toy Shop.” Those on the pro­
gram include M arg aret Foster, VV illie 
Mae Todner, Helen El zabeth Man- 
I love, L a v e rn e Leonard, M argaret 
Reed, Roberta Van Devanter, Mary 
Xass, Mary Ellen Pope , Ada Reed 
McGill, Dorothy Flury, Frances S ter­
ne ob erg, V ioletta Van Devanter, 
Ruth Reed, Olin Simms, Margie Mae 
Brython, M ary Lucille Brydson, Ele­
a nor Bu aas, Lucille Spreen, and Ele- 
| anor Ann Buckley.

Varsity Courts Will 

Be Scene of Tennis 

Tourney for Women

More than t h i r t y co-eds and wom­
en instructors in th e University have 
signed up with Josephine Schmid to 
enter the first all-University wom­
a n ’s tennis to u rn am e n t to be played 
on V a rsity courts. 
Karnes were 
drawn yesterday and the rounds a r ­
ranged, according to V irginia Man­
t o n president of the Racquet Club.

The winner of the best two out of 
three games will then play the win 
ner in the round below. At the end 
there will be a final game between 
the winners of the preceding c o n t e s t s . 
Following a re the people who will 
play F rid ay afternoon at 2 o’clock.
M ary Anderson, H iaw ath a Cross­
lin; Floy Wooley, Ruth Alexander; 
R uth Mantor, G ertrude R ath; Dor­
othy Yates, Ethel H and er; Blanche 
Humphries, Virginia M antor; Irene 
Mathews, W inifred Anderson; Ma­
rion Penn, Helen Rummel; 
J e a n ­
ette Leary, Eulam aye Lay; Ruth 
Florence 
T erry, Mildred Mc F a il, 
Smith, Mina Bennett; Ad. Ic Kimm. 
Thisha Worley; F lo ra Bi acher, Win­
ona Gause; Lucite Lofland, Helen 
I.aug; F rances Cox, Mary Dunlap.

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Regents Give Storage 

Room to Curtain Club

J . W a rre n K errigan adds to his 
screen laurels through his fine work 
in “ The Man F rom Brodney’s,” a 
V itagraph super-production, in which 
he can be seen a t the Hancock T h ea­
ter today.

This photoplay deals with romance 
in the Island of Ja p a t, in the South 
Seas.

In the all-star cast also are Alice 
Galhoun, M ;ss D uPont, Wanda Haw­
ley, P a t O’Malley and Kathleen Key. 
David Smith directed the production.
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S t a d i u m p a y m e n t * d u e n o w . M a il 

Removal of the C urtain Club props 
from their various places of tem po­
rary storage into the space prepared 
for the club in th e basem ent of the 
Education Building, has begun, ac­
cording to Paul de W itt Page, who, 
with Jim m y Dunn, is ,effecting the 
removed. The C urtain b lu b has been 
collecting properties with every play 
th at has been pu t bn for a space of 
I perhaps five years, and much di ffi ­
culty has be'*n experienced in find- 
! ing places to keep them.

c h e c k to S t a d i u m H e a d q u a r t e r * , U n i ­

S M B

v e r s i t y S t a t i o n , A u s t i n , o r b r i n g it in 

p e r s o n t o t h e U n i v e r s i t y Y M C A .

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A
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Drama of 
Mistaken 
Impressions!

QUEEN

VIOLA DANA

“IN SEARCH OF

A THRILL”

Depicting Gay Life of 

Paris

“JIMMIE’S 

JOYS”

4 :1 5 and 8 :3 0

Extra: Comedy and 

News

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“THE MAN FROM 
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T o d a y T h r o u g h T h u r s d a y 
A G R E A T C A S T :
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h o u n , W a n d a H a w l e y , Mi** D u ­
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o n l y , V e r n a 
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n i g h t 

“The Toy Shop”
N e x t Friday and Saturday 
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MAJESTIC BIG-TIME VAUDEVILLE! 
Hancock Opera House——Next Friday and Saturday 
55c— Matinee Both Days— 55c
A GREAT VAUDEVILLE SHOW
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Electric Curling Irons w ith thum b rest, i ally G u ar­
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.Major James A. Mars, Air Ser­
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