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Vol. XXVI.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1925

No. 145

TEXAS WINS 3-0 DECISION OVER OKLAHOMA

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Incom ing Y. M. C, A. cab in et offi- 
in le e r- , elected on M arch 6, w ere for-
th e ir new offices 
in 
la u re l w re a th held djfonrium J E liz a b e th E b y , head o f the S u n d a y m o rn in g a t th e re g u la r meet*
ing o f tho c a b in e t and Y. M. 0 . A.
th e 

T h e a w a rd is a h an d so m e c u p , 38 
in ch es in to t a l h e ig h t, 8 in ch es h ig h ­
e r th a n th e D. A. F ra n k C up, a n d is
s u rm o u n te d b y an a th le tic M a ra th o n c b a rg 0 0 f a r ra n g e m e n ts f o r th e a u - | molly 
r u n n e r w ith a 
a lo ft in h is h a n d s as ty p ic a l o f vic­
to ry . 
fo llo w s: 
le tte r e d 
“ L ouis J o rd a n I n tr a m u r a l T ro p h y , 
a w a rd e d to 
th e 
U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s fo r w in n in g five 
c o n se c u tiv e ch am p io n sh ip s in d e p a rt- 
in c lu d ­
in tra m u ra l a th le tic s 
I m e n ta l 

All th e A u stin b u sin e ss firm s a re officials a t 

le c tu re s a n d will asso ciatio n b u ild in g , 

e n te r ta in m e n t c o m m itte e . 

tho c a b in e t room o f 

th e E n g in e e rs 

p resid en cy o ’ 

in stalled 

I t is 

o f 

a s 

LITTLEFIELD 
RELAY GIES

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u m b in u u n w e ll R U R y WAR HATCHET
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L O T S A H E L P!!
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B usy W orkers 
4* 
C A LL ISSU E D

U n iv e rsity School o f E n g in e e rin g 
w as a w a rd e d a silv e r tro p h y c u p as 
ch am p io n in in tra m u ra l a th le tic s by 
v irtu e o f w in n in g 
five c o n se c u tiv e 
c h a m p io n sh ip s, a t a m e e tin g o f 300 
s tu d e n ts , fa c u lty m em b ers, an d v isi­
to rs in th e a u d ito riu m o f th e E n g i­
n e e rin g B u ild in g S u n d a y a fte rn o o n 
H av e you Rot th o se p la n s a t 2 o ’clock. F o llo w in g th e p re se n - 
u n re s te d y e s te r d a y ’ ” 
th e E n g in e e rs an d 
W h a t d 'y a th 'n k I am ? I th e h a w s b u rie d th e ir h a tc h e t o f w a r
as a sym bol o f th e th e en d o f th e ir
d e p a rtm e n ta l s tr ife in th e p a st, w hen 
th e E n g in e e rs m ad e am en d s f o r p a st 
g rie v a n c e s b y r e tu r n in g to th e Law s

R a tio n p ro g ra m , 

c irc u s 

c a n ’t be a su p e rm a n .”

T h is c o n v e rsa tio n w as o v e rh e a rd 
h e a d q u a rte rs ,
in T H all 7, 
M onday. 
T h re e su p p o s e d -to -b e -d ig - 
r if le d o ffic ia ls w e re d a sh in g a r o u n d 

b e c a u se 

h o w e v e r, 

fa s t a n d fu rio u sly in a vain 
to c a tc h up w ith th e n e c e ssa ry w ork.
T h e ir a p p e a ra n c e s w e re f a r fro m 
th e 

d ig n ifie d , 
w o rk e rs w e re c o a tle ss a n d h ad t h e i r 1
sleeves ro lled up, c o lla rs u n d o n e an d i V 
1 
b row s, 
sw e a t on th e ir 
ty p e w rite r, 
b u rn in g up a 
w as 
lo c a te som e in fo rm a tio n , 
p la n s 
th ird w as m a k in g 

th e file s tr y in g to 
th e 
th e

te a r in g up 

an d 
f o r 

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q u ^ e n ’s ra c e . 
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f a s te r if w e hat 

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said o n e o f 
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T h e y h ad been w o rk in g 

so h ard 
chat th e y h a d n o t th o u g h t o f such 
a 
B ein g o p tim istic ,
th e y a re n o w a sk in g all p e rso n s who 
have an y sp a re tim e to o f f e r th e ir

th in g b e fo re . 

th e ir p a tro n sa in t, P e ro g rm u ., w hich
a tte m p t w as c a p tu re d by th e E n g in e e rs in 
1921 a n d h a s b een in th e ir c a p tiv ity 
since t h a t tim e .

N o l a n P r e s e n t * C u p

T he b ig silv e r cu p w a s p re se n te d
- „ a hv H a r r v N o la n o f A u stin , a n d w as
0 n e w ag ! re c e iv e d by T . U. T a y lo r, d ean o f th e

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th e m s u d - ! 1 

a n o th e r) School o f E n g in e e rin g .

th e 

c u p 

A w a rd in g o f 

re s u lte d 
fro m a d ecisio n se v e ra l m o n th s ago
frie n d s o f 
b y 
Louis J o r d a n to ra ise a fu n d f o r th e
, | p u rc h a se o f a cup to be a w a rd e d th a t
r 

th e c la ssm a te s and 

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, n ^ d e p a rtm e n t, school, o r college in th e
(U n iv e rsity , w h ich , since th e clo se o f
W (1 ’ the W o rld W ar, h a d w on fiv e con-
, 
se c u tiv e ch a m p io n sh ip s in d e p a rtm e n ­
ta l in tr a m u r a l a th le tic s in th e U n i­
v e rsity .

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Sixty-two Men Will Act 
Various Capacities as 
Judges

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‘MULE’ FURZIER ST1RTEB

re a d y 

I 
“ K aw . 

Five Stop-W atches Will Be 
Used to Catch Time of 
Runners

B y S a m J o h n s o n

To a s s u re sm oothness and precis- 
7on in ru n n in g o ff each ev en t in th e 
U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s A n n u al R elay 
C a rn iv a l w hich w ill be held h e re F r i ­
d ay , six ty -tw o officials hav e been se­
lected, acco rd in g 
com in g 
fro m th e a th le tic office. T he ju d g e s 
wore chosen a f t e r se v e ra l d a y s o f 
d e lib e ra tio n by Coach C lyde L ittle ­
field and L. T heo. B ellm ont, dean 
•of th e School of P h y sic a l A ctiv ities.
W e l l K n o w n C o a c h e s 

to w o rd 

selected 

M ost of th e n am es 

a r e 
Those of well know n coaches o r col­
lege a th le te s. T h e official s t a r t e r is 
E a rl “ M ule” F r a b ie r of B ay lo r, co­
h o ld e r of th e S o u th w e ste rn C o n fe r­
en ce reco rd in th e 120 y a rd h ig h h u r ­
d les w ith Coach L ittle fie ld . A ssist­
ing* re fe re e is P e te C aw thon, f o r sev- serv ices, 
e r a i y e a rs coach a t A u stin College.

fo rm e r 

In acco rd an ce w ith th e re q u ire m e n t 
t h a t fiv e sto p -w atch es m u st be used 
to c a tc h th e tim e of th e men in th e 
ra c e s if th e re c o rd is to sta n d a s offi­
cial, fiv e tim e rs w ere ch o sen : T hey 
a re C. J . A ld erso n , 
tra c k 
coach of A u stin H ig h school a n d now 
a s s is ta n t V a rsity foo tb all co ach ; S.
in p h y sical 
N. E ck d ah l, 
in s tru c to r 
“ H ook’ 
• a c tiv itie s fo rm e n ; G eorge 
an d 
M cCullough, A ll-S o u th w e ste rn 
All-A. E . F . fo o tb all p la y e r; E. R.
.Sim s and L. H. H u b b a rd . T h ese men 
will catch th e tim e of J im Reese a n d 
Jo ie R ay in th e m ile; an d su ch m en 
as Ja c k so n Scholz, w in n e r o f th e 200 
m eter d ash in la s t y e a r ’s O ly m p ics;
‘“ B u d ” E v a n s, h o ld er o f th e w o rld ’s 
r e c o r d in th e 220 y a rd d ash on a one- 
tu r n r t a c k ; Jo e B ailey C h eaney of 
H ow ard P a y n e , f a s te s t 
in 
th e S o u th ; and A u b rey C ockrell, 
^Longhorn d a sh s ta r .

s p rin te r 

F i n i s h J u d g e s N a m e d 

Ju d g e s of th e fin ish will be E. J . 
rS te w a rt, B. M. W h ita k e r, E . G riseom ,
AV. A. R hea, A. E . D evinney, J a s . B. 
b a r l e y , I. P . H ild e b ra n d , E . C. R a th ­
e r , Sam A u stin , and M. B. H odges.
th e co u rse will be Roy 
H en d erso n , a ssiste d by J . A. S te v e n ­
son. 
Ju d g e s of th e fie ld e v e n ts w ill 
be D r. H y m a n a n d H. J . E ttlin g e r.

C le rk of 

T en in sp e c to rs w ere selected. T hey 
a re Jo h n T ro u t, R. Cox, H. L aw s, R.
B rig h t, J . F e ssd e n , W. F is h e r, C. B.
T h am es, C. H e in h a rd , L ouis W h ite, 
an d P . L. T ow nsend.

Ju d g e s o f th e ju m p s will be S. A.
H u rley , B. P a y n e , B. S m ith . Ju d g e s 
,o f th e pole v a u lt w ill be V. S chu- 
h a rd t, W. B. R o b e rts, a n d H . T . K ir­
Ju d g e s of th e w ie g h ts a r e : W . L.
by. 
; S e tte g a st, J . L a n g fo rd , R. H o m an , J .
D u tto n , an d C. N atio n . M a rs h a ls :
Ox H ig g in s, Roy M cK n ig h t, E . S m ith ,
Ike Sew ell, J . H a r t, M. Bell, R. W . 
Blaylock, and C. S m ith . S c o re rs a re 
Roy M cLean a n d A. L. A h re n s.

W ith s p rin g electio n s com ing on, 

in creased in te re s t is evidenced in th e
v a rio u s offices al o u t th e c a m p u s. Six j te r C am p a s m a te ria ] f o r 
p e titio n s h av e been filed w ith 

th e A m erican fo o tb a ll team
, , 
se c re ta ry o f th e S tu d e n ts A ssem bly

, 

, 

SPRING ELECTIONS

1 1

 

 

 

Six Prospective Candidates 
Have Filed Petitions W ith 
Secretary Taylor

up to d ate. Two c a n d id a te s f o r p re s­

id e n t of th e A ssem bly h av e file d p e­

titio n s ; 

th re e h av e 

an n o u n ced 

f o r 

m a n a g in g e d ito r o f T h e T e x a s, and 

one c a n d id a te is o u t f o r yell le a d e r, 

acco rd in g to M ildred T a y lo r, s e c re ta ry 
of th e S tu d e n ts ’ A sso ciatio n .

T h e d a te fo r th e election h a s n o t 
been set, b u t w ill be d iscu ssed a t 
a m eetin g of th e A ssem bly W ed n es­
d a y n ig h t. 
th o u g h t t h a t th e 
d a te o f th e election w ill be s e t a t 
th is m eeting. 
I t will p ro b a b ly come 
som etim e e a rly in M ay.

I t 

is 

R ules co n c e rn in g th e filin g of pe-

ing th e y e a rs 1 9 1 9 -1 9 2 4 .”

T h e tro p h y is a w a rd e d in h o n o r o f

1 ™ is Jor<Jan ,o r th re c « « o n s : J a r -
d an w as on ce c a p ta in o f 
th e u n i­
v e rs ity fo o tb a ll te a m ; he co ach ed th e 
E n g in e e rs in 
in tra m u ra l fo o tb a ll in 
tw elv e m o n th s b e fo re he e n ­
191G, 
te re d th e W o rld W a r in w hich h e lo st 
his l if e ; a n d he w as selected b y W al-
All-

an

In 

T a y l o r E u l o g i z e * J o r d a n
th e o p e n in g 

n u m b e r o f 

th e 
p re s e n ta tio n p ro g ra m S u n d a y , D ean 
T. U . T a y lo r f i r s t told th e s to ry o f 
“ H ow L o u is C a u g h t th e T r a in ,” 
in 
w h ich he re la te d how in 1916, J o r ­
dan “ saved th e d a y ” b y c o a c h in g th e 
E n g in e e rs b e fo re a c ru c ia l g a m e . 
I t 
ch am p io n sh ip v ic to ry 
re s u lte d in a 
o v e r th e L aw s w ho had held th e sons 
o f A leck sc o re le ss rn 
a p re c e d in g 
g am e.

M iss M ary L u bbock o f A u stin sa n g
a solo as th e seco n d n u m b e r on th e 
“ How L ouie C a u g h t th e 
p ro g ra m . 
T r a m ,’ ’a so n g com posed 
b y M iss 
F re d e ric k s b u rg , a
J u lia E still 

o f 

titio n s a n d elig ib ility o f c a n d i d a ! * ^ m v e rsity g ra d u a te a n d te a c h e r o f

will be given o u t in a few d ay s.

(C o n tin u e d on p a g e 2 ) 

y

NO SPECIAL PASSES

ISSUED FOR RELAYS

T h ro u g h L. T h eo B e llm o n t, d ean P ra c tic a lly a ll o f th e g a te receip t*

will b e d is trib u te d in th is m a n n e r.

“ T o in su re th e p re se n c e o f th e se 
te a m s a n o th e r y e a r th e re fu n d s m u st 
be o f s u ffic ie n t a m o u n t 
to p a y a 
g e n e ro u s p o rtio n o f th e ir e x p e n se s. 
tic k e ts th is y e a r w ere 
T he seaso n 
th e y 
th e p ro v isio n 
sold w ith 
could n o t be u sed fo r ad m issio n f o r 
th is e v e n t. T h is is likew ise t r u e o f 
th e p asses issu ed ‘T ’ m en a n d o th e r 
n a tu re . N o 
g e n e ra l 
p a sse s o f a 
p asses w ill be issu ed e x c e p t to th e 
press.

t h a t 

 

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an d 

aver. 

lo w in g co m m u n ica tio n :

B e rtie F o s te r an d R. H. P e n ix w ill

_ M arch 2 7 > t h e U n i v „
*

of th e C ollege o f P h y sic a l A c tiv itie s, 
th e V a rs ity A th le tic C ouncil S a tu r ­
d ay issued to T e x a s U n iv e rs ity stu -
be an n o u n cers. C a lle rs w ill Eh A . g e n t* an(j f a c u lty m e m b e rs th e fo l-
N ow otny and 

. 
W iley G lare , w.ll_ be c u b t o d . a n of 
'"Fiy1 7 iR! 
J R, B risco e w ill tx? cub*, 
m aat w ,’" d e r -
t , X n of b ato n s. H o n o ra ry re fe re e s ”^ * * 
a re H J L u tc h e r S ta rk . D r. D. A .! M » " » y » f tr a c k s ta r s e v e r a ssc m -
P enick 
th e s o u th ' D lm ois, P r a k a ’ 
J O klah o m a, Ohio S ta te , M isso u ri, B ut-
I tm cK , a 
p a w n ’ 
ler an d K a n sa s will be re p re s e n te d ,
besid es te a m s in th e S ta te , th e U ni-
v a rsity , ju n io r co lleg e, a c a d e m y an d
a d d itio n
th e Jo ie R ay, H aro ld O sb o rn an d Ja c k so n
ti m s an d c a llin g c a rd s d u rin g 
w in te r te rm w ill have an o p p o rtu n ity Scholz, O lym pic ch am p io n s, w ill p er-
to do so to d a y a n d VSI ed n e sd a y , a c ­
c o rd ! ng to Jo e S te in e r. A sp e c ia l o r ­
d e r will be s e n t in a few d a y s.

S en io rs who fa ile d to o rd e r in v ita - h ig h school divisions. 

P re s id e n t W . M. W . b led 

S E N I O R S O R D E R C A R D S 

th e g e n e ra l e x p e n se , 

p________ 

In 

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.

P rin tin g o f th e f i r s t lo t is a lm o st 
•com plete a n d w ill a rriv e in A u stin 
A pril 6. O rd e rs w ill be 
in 
th e M ain B u ild in g c o rrid o r.

ta k e n 

“ To p ro v id e th e p riz e s 

form in special e v e n ts.

“ T h e f u tu r e o f th e U n iv e rs ity r e ­
lay g am es d e p e n d s u p o n th e a tte n d ­
an c e an d it is to be hoped t h a t every 
stu d e n t an d fa c u lty m e m b e r will 
m ak e a sp e c ia l e f f o r t 
a tte n d . 
a n d p ro ­
G e n e ra l ad m issio n will be $ 1 .0 0 an d 
vide 
th e 
re se rv e d s e a ts $1.25. T ic k e ts m ay 
In th e 
co u n cil h as s p e n t 
be p ro c u re d a t th e o ffic e o f th e A th-
U n iv e rsity class, re fu n d s to v isitin g
te&ms w ill be m a d e on th e b a sis o f le tic C o u n cil o r a t th e J o rd a n Com- 
m ileage a n d n u m b e r o f p a rtic ip a n ts . I p a n y on C o n g re ss A ven u e

$2,0 0 0 . 

fo r 

to 

BRINGS LECTURER

VARSITY CIRCUS" WILE 
BE RETAINED A S NAME 
FOR GALA CELEBRATION

DEBUTE VICTORY

Miss Dean, New York Interior 

Decorator, Come 

to 

R a n g e rs N o t Given

Austin Soon

O ut A fter Today

D i s t r i b u t i o n o f R a n g e r * r e a c h e d 

a t o t a l o f 1 , 2 1 0 M o n d a y , a c c o r d ­
ing t o B u r t D y k e , c i r c u l a t i o n m a n ­
a g e r . All s t u d e n t s w h o h a v e n o t 
t e c e i v e d 
t h e i r c o p i e s m a y d o so 
b e t w e e n 9 a rn. a n d 6 p. rn. I u s e 
da y , a n d p u b l i c a t i o n b l a n k e t t a x e s 
mu s t be p r e s e n t e d , he said. 
I his 
w . ll b e t he l a s t c h a n c e .

Co n t r i b u t or s * 

t h e 
to 
M a r c h n u m b e r w e r e a w a r d e d 
B o b A l e x a n d e r a n d W i l l i a m F. 

p r i z e s 

f o r 

A l e x a n d e r 

A d a m s , Jr. 
is a s t u ­
d e n t o f D e n v e r C o l l e g e , b e i n g a 
t he P a r r a k e e t . 
s t a f f m e m b e r o f 

A d a m s 
p r a c t i c i n g 

is a n 

e x - s t u d e n t w h o is 

l a w a t Y o a k u m .

Y i d CABINET

Rogers and G ossett for Var-
. „ 
. 
s,*y Especially Strong 
i n Rebuttals

_ 

c,

Due 

to th e u rg e n t 

o f 
th re e 
fo rm e r V a rsity C ircu s m a n a ­
g e rs, Jo h n M oon ’21, Al D ev in ey ’ 19,

re q u e s ts 

k t; n ,'t :,rV ‘ 

an'1 
\ s tc rd a v to re ta in th e n am e 
\ a r- 
' ity C ir r u s ” f o r th e t h r .- - .l a j hippo 
d ro m e c e le b ra tio n w hich will be h e ld 1 
here A p ril 23, 24 and 25.

 

“ T he V a rsity C ircu s h a s com e to 
he so m ew h at o f a tra d itio n w ith th e 
U n iv ersity , and fo r th is re a so n we! 
,h„ul(i keep tho old n a m e / 
m er c irc u s m a n a g e rs said.

A n am e, h o w ev er, h as been chosen j 

th ,, for- p owerg o f Congress Is Sub- 

 

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ject for Discussion at 
Baptist Church
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in by 

tu rn e d 

the V a rsity C ir­

to re p re s e n t all o f 
s u b - 1 
cus side-U nes. H ila rity F a ir, 
m itted by H e rb e rt W in fre y o f A as- j 
T*y » u n a n im o u s v ote o f th e ju d g e s 
tin , w on th e $10 p rize. O u t o f 500 th e U n iv e rsity of T e x a s w on its f ir s t 
th e stu d e n ts , U t t e r e d Ie g ia te d e b a te fro m th e U n i­
n am es 
tive c o n te s t w as 
n a rro w e d ve rsify of O klah om a in th re e y e a rs, 
fin a lly 
R °£ e rs anfI Ed G o ssett,
dow n by th e ju d g e s to V a rsity Va-1 vv*u*n 
ried V a n itie s su g g ested b y B lan ch e re p re s e n tin g the U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s 
d e b a te 
H orn o f M ineral W ells an d H ila rity upheld th e n e g a tiv e o f th e 
F a ir by H e r b e r t W in fre y w hich w as ‘‘R esolved, I h at th e C o n g ress o f th e
U n ited S ta te s should be given p o w er 
to o v e rru le by a tw o -th ird s vo te o f
b o th h o u ses d ecisions o f th e S u p re m e 
C o u rt h o ld in g a c ts o f C o n g ress u n -

in 
th e w in n e r, 
five n a m e s S a tu rd a y j u s t b e fo re th e 
c o n te s t closed. H is su g g e stio n s w e re :
V a rs ity ’s F u n fe s t, V a rs ity 's V a r n a ! ; c o n stitu tio n a l.
V a n itie s, V a rs ity ’s 
S p re e ,! 
S p rin g 
V a rs ity ’s V a n itie s ’ F a ir anil H ila rity 
Fair.

E lim in ate* O k l a h o m a

a w a rd e d f ir s t prize.

W in fre y , 

tu rn e d 

N e w Officers Installed Sunday

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. n 

, 

»

Night A t Regular A S S O - 
ci&tion Meeting
— ------

OBEE! PETITIONS

TI EIKE [ E r a t S E IS

Commutes Appointed Will 
Arrange for Ticket Sales 
and Publicity

M iss E d ith D ouglas D e a n , a con­
of New 

s u ltin g in te rio r d e c o ra to r 
Y ork C ity , is b ein g b ro u g h t to Au 
th e U n iv e rsity H om e Eco­
tin b y 
no m ics C lub to giv e a se rie s o f lec­
tu r e s on 
in te rio r d e c o ra tio n . Miss 
D ean w ill le c tu re fro m 5 ti. 6 p. rn. 
A pril 6, 7, 8, 9, IO a t th e Y. M. C. A. 
a u d ito riu m , a c c o rd in g to In ez A lvord 
p re s id e n t o f th e H om e E conom ics 
C lub. T ic k e ts w ill he on sale s o o n .

to a ll 

As a sp e c ia l o f f e r to s tu d e n ts and I 
m e m b e rs o f th e fa c u lty , $1 
tic k e ts 
will be sold w hich will give adm it 
ta n c e 
T ick ets 
fo r th e A u stin p u b lic w ill he on salt 
a t 50 c e n ts fo r ea c h le c tu re . Each 
g irl w ho sells tw e n ty tick . t will b 
given a fre e tic k e t to a1! th e le c tu re

le c tu re s . 

th e 

a c c o rd in g t o th e p re s id e n t. 

C o m m itte e s of th e H om e E conom 
ics C lu b to a r ra n g e fo r t h e le c tu re s 
f o l l o w s : 
have b een 
a p p o in te d 
A lm a P h illip s, h e a d o f 
ticket 
c o m m itte e ; W illie M ae B e rry , pub- 
lic ity d ir e c to r ; E liz a b e th L a b e ls 

a s 

O klahom a*, d e f e a t b y th e U n iv e r-
s ity v irtu a lly e lim in a te s th e v isitin g 
fro m w in n in g th e c o n fe re n c e 
team 
ch am p io n sh ip . O k lah o m a a n d D rak e 
U n iv e rsitie s w ere tied f o r f ir s t p lace 
I w ith n o d e fe a ts to th e ir c re d it.

H . Y. B e n e d ic t, d ean o f th e Col- 
J lege o f A rts an d S ciences, p re sid e d 
a t th o d e b a te . P ro f, W . P P . D av id ­
son o f S o u th w e ste rn , 
P ro f. W . IL 
V ann of B a y lo r C ollege a t B elto n , 
l a n d P ro fe s s o r L. H. Kidd o f San

Cile Court Dcci»ion» 
T h e O klahom a team w as com posed 
o f Boyce S a v a g e a n d A. H olm es 
B a ld rid g e , who based th e ir a rg u m e n t 
on 
t h e alleg ed p a st e x e rc ise o f th e 
a r b itr a r y p o w er b y C o n g ress in m a t­
te rs re la tiv e to th e la b o rin g classes 
I o f th e A m erican people. T h ey cited
the adverse- d ecision o f th e c o u rt in 
law , 
re g a rd 
In - 
th e C hild L ab o r L aw and 
com e T ax Law.

th e m inim um w age 

th e 

to 

. 

T e I “ U-a" ’ sh° r ed u p <' !tcep‘ 
' i lm nal,ly * * " “ t h “ le b u tta l. T e x a .
j w as <loped to lose the d e b a te by both
>'“ > 'e rs ,tie s a n d by th e U n l­

Circus Committee Sets March M arcos, a c te d a s ju d g e s.

1 

th e 

h e a r th em j 

I n a c c e p tin g 

the 
I rom tho h inds of 

28 as Final Day of 
Entrance

in te re s te d 
in 
cabinet
send re p re s e n ta tiv e s to 
T h e 
C linton
and th e A u stin public h i g e n e ra l i s , passed 
e a g e r to h e a r M iss D ean, according B u rn e tt, r e tir in g p re sid e n t, to tho e 
P e titio n s fo r c a n d id a te s fo r v a r ­
to In e z A lv o rd . Miss D ean is well-1 o f S te rlin g H ollow ay, tho new ly elect 
sity Queen m ust be han d ed in to th e 
know n in h e r w ork. She has re c e n t- e<l p re sid e n t.
c ircu s com m ittee 
p. rn. 
ly le c tu re d in F t. W o rth an d D allas. 
M arch 28, a c c o rd in g to C h ris E llio tt, 
In D allas $10 wag th e p ric e p aid fo r 
one o f th e m a n a g e rs o f th e q u een ’s I
each h o u r o f c o n su lta tio n w ith Miss Follow’ officers, I- ran ci Smi t h of 
race. T h ir ty m en in Hie U n iv e rsity 
D ean, an d tic k e ts to th e lecture?- sold ^ *»rth , vice p re sid e n t, and M arion 
m u st sign each p e titio n . T h e e n tra n c e
o lso n of C isco- tr e a s u r e r , to fu lfill
fo r th r e e d o llars. 
th e d u ties o f th e a sso ciatio n in c o n -[of c a n d id a te s from all so ro ritie s a n d
nection w ith th e a f f a ir s of th e s tu ­
dent body.
th e old m em bers o f th e 
M ost of 
th e ir p o sitio n s 
c a b in e t will 
b u t sev eral new m en hav e been p u t 
in c h a rg e o f d e p a rtm e n ts. T h ese new 
m em bers a r e Levi B lasin g am e of 
in c h a rg e of m issio n s; 
H em p stead , 
! C laude V oyles, fin a n c e ; and Ja m e s

d o rm ito rie s is expected by th e com . 
m ittee. A ny co-ed in t i * U n iv e r s ity 1 
is elig ib le to ru n . 

T h e fo rm of p e titio n 
“ W e, th e u n d e rsig n e d g en tlem en 

th e office, H ollow ay 
his two

h im se lt, a well as 

s-, 
i iL .a 

e 
, , „ 

b efo re 

r e ta in 

is : 

I t.

a,* 

6 

- 

i 

Lewis and Stevenson W in in Pc“ y ”f Auf"]’ B,U , sludf,

, 

| 

ik e U n iv e rs ity , do hereby d e c la re .h a t I 
d e b a tla * TOacbes th e m * !™ * .
M iss------------. is a b o n a fide s tu d e n t I C opjrado *>*4 loot to T ex as w hich in
I to rn had won fro m 
th e U n iv e rsity
e 
■a th e a fo re n a m ed in stitu tio n m d r e - ; 
I ox S o u th D ak o ta, w hich had d efeated
sp e c tfu lly recom m end t h a t she be con- 
a ld e rn ! as a c a n d id a te fo r Queen of K an aaa S ta te , a n d O klahom a had de-

v. 

j 

’

,

V a r s i t y , b e l i e v i n g a h - wi l l f a i t h f u l l y ! * * * * ' 1 K a , , s a s 
- . . a 
i 
serv e in a m a n n e r b e fittin g th e re g a l! 
j 
t 
’ 
b e a u ty 
 
. . . . 
th e queen w ill b e . 

T exas h a s only one m ore m terco l-
cL. 
th is y e a r, A T ex as
* TT 
. te a m m eets K an sas S ta te U n iv e rsity
„
fro m on A p n l *5 ' b “ * has ” ® chan ces o f 

»»i l e g a t e d eb ate 
-it 

, 
T h e election o f 

t ^
.

la s tin g 

. . 1- 

3’ °-

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** 

. 

 

to Apr i l 7, and will b e ' w ," n m * bhe ch a m p ,onah .p 

.

. 

.. 

I I, 

and sp len d o r of th e cro w n . 

P l a n s w e r e also made at tin' meet
in g fo r th e Y. M. C. A. r e tr e a t, a n 
a n n u a l a f f a ir s in th e tra in in g of c a b ­
in e t m em bers. T h is tim e th e m em ­
b ers will go up th e r iv e r to P ie rc e ’s 
sto n e lodge, an d will spend th e tw o 
in stu d y an d p la n ­
d ay s of r e t r e a t 
n in g w ork. T he cam p will open on 
F rid a y n ig h t a n d co n tin u e fo r tw o 
d ay s, closing on S u n d a y n ig h t. A c­
tiv e c h a rg e of th e stu d y g ro u p w ill 
be u n d e r th e le a d e rsh ip o f Dr. W h a r- p0jj ta x e s a re now bein g p rin te d .
ton, who w ill be assiste d by H a rr y 
Bone. 

an e ig h t-d a y a f f a ir , 
M arch SO 
.. * 
e n tire ly by p o p u la r vote of th e stu d e n t j 
, 
. 
body. F o r each poll tu x w hich w ill 
,, 
sell f o r 25 cen ts, f if ty v otes w ill be 
g iven. 
c a s season tick et sold at *1.25. T h e 

V A R S IT Y EN R O LLM EN T

125 votes w ill be giv en 

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a ti, 
, „ . • . 

* 
„ . 

, 
t. 

, 
, 

, 

Royce S a v a g e f i r s t sp e a k e r fo r th e
a ffir m a tiv e is d e b a tin g fo r th e th ir d
-ii v „ y e a r. He is a m em ber of th e S ig m a

. * 

* 

*

. 

.

”

fo r D elta R ho an d Ph. D elta T h e ta f r a ­
tc rm t.e s o f th e U m v e rs.ty o f O kla-
H e is a fir s t- y e a r law s t u ­
dio m a. 
d e n t.

A. H olm es B ald rid g e also a m em - 
ber of th e O klahom a team is » sen -

Contest for Best Briefs
Submitted

in 

G lenn R . Lew is of Q u ita g e , and 
Jo h n A. S tevenson of B o n h am , senior 
th e Law School w ere 
s tu d e n ts 
a w a rd e d p rizes of $12.50 each a s w in­
ners in a re c e n t co n test conducted by 
S y d n ey Jo h n so n o f W aco, fo r th#* bo-t 
c o u rt b rie fs on th e q u estio n “ Can a 
Child R ecover fo r the A lien atio n o f 
H is M o th e r’s A ffe c tio n s? ’’

L ew is a n d Stevenson won 

f i r s t 
places o v er fo u r o th e r u n iv e rs ity con­
te s ta n ts , L ew is su b m ittin g th e w in­
n in g p la in tif f ’s b rie f a n d S tev en so n 
th e f i r s t p rize d e fe n d a n t’s b rie f.

P A T T E R S O N W I L L S P E A K

to 

th e 

T h e su m c o n stitu tin g 

Dr. J. T . P a tte rs o n , p ro fe sso r o f 
Zoology, w ill sp e a k 
th e P re s e n t 
prizes 
D ay Club to d a y on “ R e c o n stru c tio n 
w as d o n a te d by Sydney Jo h n so n , a
P ro b lem s in E u ro p e .” The m e e tin g
p r a c tic in g a tto rn e y of W aco. T h is wjn bt. huid fro m i u n t ;i 2 o ’clock, 
w as th e second se t of c o n te st prizes 
o ffe re d U n iv e rsity law stu d e n ts w ith ­
in th e la s t ten d ay s, o th e rs p rizes to ­
ta llin g $150 h a v in g been o ffe re d by 
R. W . M ayor of S h re m a n , w ho also 
re c e n tly d o n ated $500 fo r 
th e p u r ­
ch ase o f books fo r th e L aw L ib ra ry .

_ 

TOTALS 5142 MONDAY. 
I 

. . . 
tor in th e College of A rts an d S ciences
R e g is tra tio n of th e M ain U n i v e r - 1 i» O klahom a U n iv e rsity and is a m em - 
K a p p a a n d D elta
sity fo r th e s p rin g te r m re a c h e d a ^er 
to ta l of 5,142 w ith th e e n tra n c e of 
f ra te rn itie s . T h is is h is
fiv e new s tu d e n ts y e ste rd a y , accord- i second y e a r a t in te rc o lle g ia te d e b a t­

, 0 .

. 

* 

ing to W, R. L ong, A u d ito r. 

,

O tis R o g ers took th e p lace of Jo y ce
Cox who ha-s been ill a t Seton I n f ir m ­
a ry . He re p re se n te d th e U n iv e rs ity 
! in th e f i r s t d eb u t th is y e a r a t D ra k e 
U n iv ersity a t D es M oines Io w a w ith 

j C am pbell B e a rd as big colleague.

ARCHERY, TENNIS, SWIMMING

IN SPRING P. T. FOR CO EDS

W ednesday Last D ay

to Change Courses

In to r-cia ss 
a m m in e contest* Witt f e a tu r e 

a rc h e ry , 

te n n is, 

sw
p ro g ra m o f th e C ollege of P h y sic a l ^

A crow d t h a t p ra c tic a lly fille d th e
an d f i r s t team b u t an y n u m b e r m ay q u al- f i r s t floor of th e U n iv e rsity B a p tis t
churc h h e a rd th e d e b a te an d gav e th e
th e 

tfy fo r th e second te a m . 

A rc h e ry p ra c tic e w ill be held on j sp e a k e rs lib e ra l a p p la u se .

 ^

 

()n ,y tw o g tu d en ta wiU

A ctiv ities f o r wom en d u rin g th e p re s- j ^ a | lowe<j f or th e f ir s t team in th is 

No c o u rse s m ay be 

to D ean H. T* j selection of c la ss team s. F i r s t an d try in g <>ut 

ta k e n up or en t te rm . T he c o n te sts will be held gport. A ny n u m b er m ay m ake th e 
se c tio n s ch an g ed a f te r W ed n esd ay , a b o u t th e m iddle of M ay, a f te r f i n a l , second team . All th o se in te re s te d in 
M arch 2 5 , acco rd in g 
P a rlin . A ll stu d e n ts w ish in g to ad d second te a m s w ill be chosen in each a t th e W om en’s Gym a t 5 p. rn. th is
th e 
a n ew c o u rse , m u st a p p ly to th e dean ?p o rt. E v e ry g ir l m a k in g a 
o f h is d e p a rtm e n t, and to c h a n g e see- will In? c re d ite d w ith IOO W . A. A . j physical tr a in in g s ta f f announce, 
F ir s t a n d second te a m s in te n n is,
tio n s m u s t ap p ly to th e cha r ma n o f p oints. 
th e school c o n cern ed a n d th e n to hrs j 
in doubles am i sing les, v\ ii be 
d ean . T h is ru le a p p lie s to all Btu-1 a t Deep E d d y M onday, T u esd ay , a n d chosen. P ra c tic e s will be held on th e 
th e G ym . All in te re ste d
d e n ts in th e C ollege o f A r t s 
S cien ces, th e School o f 
th e r e th is
and th e C ollege o f E n g in e e rin g . 

E d u c a tio n , T w o p ra c tic e s p e r w eek w ill be re have been asked to re p o rt 

a n d , W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n s fro m 4 to 4 :3 0 . c o u rts 

S w im m in g p ra c tic e s will be held both 

te a m T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n , officials of 

th e T u e sd a y a fte rn o o n a t 5 o ’clock.

in a rc h e ry m u st re p o rt

S ix g irls m ay m ak e 

( qui r ed. 

a t 

-------------------------------o— ----------
Curtain Club M eets

T onigh t for Tryouts

o ’clock 

T ry o u ts f o r th e C u rta in Club fo r 
th e sp rin g te rm w ill be held a t a 
m e e tin g o f t h a t o rg a n iz a tio n T u esday 
n ig h t a t 7 
in E d u catio n 
B u ild in g 312. T h e fin a n c ia l re p o rt 
fro m “ S is te r B e a tric e ,” 
th e w in te r 
te rm p la y o f th e d u b , will be r e ­
ceiv ed , a n d th e e n try in th e V a rs ity 
C ircu s w ill be discussed.

 m\t Battu 'CfiQDS

first Cell*** Daily lo th* Boat!

Published ob th* campus of tho University of T «a» by tho Tm ** Students Publications.

‘"‘s J t e L O f E M a te V S ^ r iM - W " ’ *M*

«* T«*“ f m . , A. C, Wright, 1*M«W J H*U

O FFICIAL NO TICES

Ed. 129 

(HfJtoyy Teaching) will I 
meet in M B. 105 on MWE at 8 : 

o'clock.

W. P. WEBB,

Instructor.!

HOULTON “TY” COBB 
STEWART HARKRIDER

DOROTHY ANN FISHER

 EdH«-ta-CW «f ANDREW (brother's Chapter of D.
A R w i„ m e e t }n thp W ren n L i.
M an a g in g E d ito r 

..... Editorial Assistant

brary Friday afternoon at 3:45.

LOLA GREER,

Regent.

BUSINESS STAFF

 

 

 

 

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..................... S upervising m ism ess » • » • * « w R L0NTJ> A,JlHtor> wish,.s t0 an

Supervising Business Manager
. anag r 
- ..................... r ..........A dvertising M anager 

William L. McGill ............-........ 
insurance
Robert L. Murphree ..... 
A. B. Smith ..... 
for thoBe of ihe facu jty and
 
T. Wilson Erwin ...... —....... ---------------- ------ Assistant A d v e r tin g ■'“"“K " I empioye, tkat accepted same under
Bort Djrk* ....... 
These policies 
Boone Crisp ....... — ...... ......................................-..............—..............° {flcp t a n a g e r haye been in effe c t since February
2, 1925. You are requested to call
! at the Auditor's O ffice and receive 
j your policy, at the same time give 
I your check for ar much of the pre- 
minus a< possible, not less than two 
i months payment. 
Please attend to 
! this at once.

Eugeni* F e rx u so e 
Marion Hadlock Maurin# h. ,ti»nd
J u tftiU F our tate 
Bm * M inter

Sttmahetli B iM v li 
Edward Stoops 
D im * Mtiter 
Frank M orris W ldkfff

G * r4 w L«wt* 
Mabel C o o ter
J -j who Hayti**

nounce the arrival of 

-Circulation Manager

society writers

group feature. 

T E A T U R * W R ITER S 

 ..........-........ - 

M a rg are t B a r d e l 

TO D A Y ’S S T A F F

M a rg are t Gate#

 

 

 

 

 

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Jum bo Hayne*......................................... 
Elmer L. Callihan — 
John Palmer — - «. 
Louis Ham lett.— ........... 
Grace G raflas 
Alice O. S h e a f f e r -------------------------------
Thomas R o u s s e 
Blanche Horn »— -. 
Abe M e h l 

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R E PO R T E R S

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Assistant Issue Editor SPECIAL conferences 
Assistant Issue Editor 

in the initial
topics of trigonometry and analyt- 
Theater E ditor! cal geom etry are scheduled as fol- 
Society Editor! lows: MWF, 8-9, Ed. B. 310; Daily
 _ A ssistant!2-3, M. B. 157; MWF, 5-6, M. B.
Sports Editor 157. Any student interested ii invit- 

_ 

A d ista n t Sports Editor cd to attend the conferences. 
Assistant Sports Editor 

EDWARD L. DODD,

; Chairman of Dept, of Pure Math.

R ik e n Raffler 
Et tm M arti*
M efts so C oatis 
Blanch* Horn 
Wan. IL S m i t h

.Sherwood 
F r-d 
Jim m te 
la r k * 
W illiam A v re tt 
W o S :lt* r 
W P. & •« « • 

B arry B lo b '* 
W 
I. K «rr 
J. 0 M cA llister 
M ary Baldwin 
Mist M illar 

A rth u r M erehan
R im er C alllhaa
J o h n D avis

M-h!

Dudley W ynn

D ID T H E U N IV E R S IT Y A T H L E T IC C O U N C IL P L A Y F A IR
WITH HEINIE ODOM?

I PHYSICS 140s will meet Tuesday 
and Thursday at 8 o'clock in Main 
) Building 6, Laboratory hours to be j 
! arranged,

INSTRUCTOR.

It is th e a lm o st u n an im o u s o p inion o f th e s tu d e n t body th a t f Lh ^ Kl‘ 
th e esteem ed U n iv e rsity A th le tic C ouncil, in its d e s ire to p lace w ' ^ !,t a 
ath letics above p ro fessio n alism , m ad e a n h o n est m ista k e in r u l­
ing H einie Odom , L o n g h o rn b aseb all p la y e r, inelig ible, 
in 
m ak in g th is d ecision th e council did O dom a g re a t in ju s tic e . T h e
T exan, a f te r w eighing la.th sid es o f th e q u estio n , jo in s w ith th e 
stu d e n t b ody in th e b elief th a t th e council w as u n f a ir lo O dom , 
and hopes th a t th e council will realize its m ista k e a n d re v e rs e Its >" M«ln Building ' - J
1
decision. 

an d 

»'» 

T h e council d eclared O dem in e lig ib le b ecau se la s t y e a r he

v'y 

%T

' °< °ck ,n 

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c * 

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PRESIDENT.

” r c" r‘f''r-
• ' AN' 
-ace M q i ew m „g at 7 ..clock 

Pitching Staff May Be Strong­
est Part of Team, Thinks 
Coach

pitching 

into cxc^1l€*nt 

Thf* Longhorn 

sta ff is 
rounding 
form, and 
may be one of the -trongent depart- ; 
mentn of the 
according to 
team, 
Coach Billy Disch.

“Otto Roy Clements pitched M on-ll 
day afternoon 
in practice and he! 
had everything. He made some of 
his twister- break 
for almost two; 
feet and had fine control, too. Big 
B«n Dave Allen pitched a remarkable! 
game for us the other day, and I 
feel sure I can count on him heavily.) 
Howard Williamson is exceeding m y 1 
best hopes, and Leslie Cox is doing 
equally well. Dad Burnett, too, is) 
doing excellent work. 
I feel elated j 
over my pitching sta ff,’ added the! 
gray-haired Longhorn coach.

The team's morale has h'-en a f­
fected by Odom’s 
ineligibility, but 
Coach Disch hopes to make the most; 
of the situation by playing either; 
Joe Eason, Jack Radford, or Albert 
Leisaner at short stop,

_________ o--------------

T en T exas Students 

W in Second M ention 
From B eaux Arts

Nine juniors and one sophomore! 
in the Architecture Department o f J 
the University recently won second 
mention in a problem submitted for 
the Beaux Arts Institute o f Design 
competition in New York. The prob­
lem for the juniors was a “ Lobby o f 
a Bank and O ffice Building,” and 
for the sophomores was the “ Interi­
or Bay o f a Church.”

Those students receiving mention 
were; Ben Bailey, R. E, Bounds, R. 
H. Buse, M. D. Cohen, A. S. Melll- 
henny, E. V. Manning, 
Josephine 
Price, Jack Stewart and Pete Kern­
ing, The sophomore who 
received 
mention was C. N. Seekatz.

r a d , u a o m w a s n o t to ce p o n . w 
*eived h is d e g r e e fro m th e U n iv e rs ity o f T e x a s in J u n e .
iouncil based its decision on th is p ro v is io n : " H a v e you ev er f « H PRE_LAW
;eived m oney or o th e r co m p en sa tio n o r concession to r y o u r ft th-1 
% 
^ 
J X-' J, Ty X* AA Kk*\F * • 
nitVior n j a nlftVAr n r in :tnv ;
etic serv ices, d ire c tly o r in d ire c tly , e ith e r a s a p la y er o r in a n y 
ith e r c a p a c ity ." T h e law s m a k es no p ro v isio n to r a th le te s w ho 
accept bonuses fo r f u tu r e serv ice.

rn 
'sr * —cr a* rn 
:. . J I .. ..i i., 

A w n 

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men 

in base- 
b!! report fur practice on J er­

interested 

in Field at 3:30 Tuesday.

ENGINEER’S CUP
(Continued from Page I)
Louin Jordan, was sung by the En- 
(licht a t 7sir. ta"th« W e » n t o f rf" * " * »" celebration of tho Ayin* 

KUSIC Literary Socie ty will meet to-

MANAGER.

A fte r it becam e kno w n th a t O dom h ad sig n ed w ith N ew 
York, D r. D. A. P e n ic k , c h a irm a n o f th e S o u th w e s te rn C o n fe r­
ence an d also p re sid e n t o f th e U n iv e rsity A th le tic C o uncil, to o k 
an unofficial v o te o f th e c o n fe re n c e on w h e th e r a m a n w ho h a d j 
signed w ith a m a jo r leag u e d u b f o r a bonus w as elig ib le to p a r ­
tic ip a te in in te rc o lle g ia te a th le tic s. F o llo w in g w as th e resu lt o f 
the unofficial v o te: T w o schools voted th a t th e p la y e r w a s in e li­
g ib le; a n o th e r school voted th a t it w ould n o t oppose th e a c tio n 
of th e o th e r m em liers of th e co n feren c e if th e p la y e r w e re ru led j d«»nu at 5 p. 
elig ib le; th e o th e r schools vott*d th a t Odom w as not 
in elig ib le) 
u n d e r th e e x istin g ru le s. O ne school h ad n o t been h e a rd fro m , 
w hen th e local council voted on th e m a tte r. T h e re fo re , it is ap - SPEAKERS CLUB will meet 
p a re n t th a t only tw o schools in th e c o h e r e n c e b it th a t uiulei th e 
e x istin g c irc u m sta n c e s th e p la y e r sh o u ld lie d eclared in eligible. 

rn., M. B. 157. 

in 
room 208 Ed. Bldg. this evening 

REPORTER 

the U n Building. AII member, i triB of th<' 
I rgcrl to attend, 

Presentation o f the Louis Jordan
I Cup by Mr. Nolan, a former clas ?-
j mate of the honored athlete, then
TEGULAR meeting o f the Christian followed. Frances Agnew of Me- 
ience Society for University stu- Allan read a poem entitled “ When 
I Louis Caught the Train,” written by
j John Lang Sinclair, author of the 

PRESIDENT, 

famous “ Eyes o f T exas.”

af 7;l5

______ 

athlete.

Awarding of Ramshorn sweaters to 
thf* former intramural managers, T. 
L. Allen of Leander, B. Crofton, aud 
W. G. Scarborough of Austin, was

SECRETARY.

Peregrm u.-, p atro n 

m a le in recognition of th e ir services, tivity since th a t tim e, was re tu rn e d - ;.i a peace p act betw een the two 
of the by the E ngineers to the Laws a t the schools fo r the time being a t least,” 
Law School, which was cap tu red by m eeting Sunday. 
“ The E ngineers sta te d Dean I. P. H ildebrand of the 
the E ngineers a t the C apitol B uilding re tu rn e d o u r p atro n s a in t to m a k e ; Law School, upon receiving the idol 
in 1921 and has been in th e ir cap- am ends for p a st grievances and to of the Laws.

sain t 

“ S h e’ll like me for w hat I 

am — n ot for the kind of clothes 

I w ea r,” said the Big B oy, but 

that w as before he felt him self 

losing groud 

to a 

lad w ho 

looked like a M illion Dollars in 

a H art Schaffner & M arx suit 

of the college typ e, bought at

Suits with one or 
trousers—

two 

$35, $ 4 0 , $ 5 0 and up

Come in and try one on. 
and 
See the perfect 
fine tailoring. Y o u ’re al­
w a y s welcome.

fit 

Stebbins

James

THE DAILY TEXAN'S
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Phone 9 36 0 

204 W. 6th St.
— 28

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G u a ra n te e s S a tis fa c tio n 
_______

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S erv ice. J o rd a n ’*, 615 C ongree*.

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—
Phone *893

L O O M A N D BOARD

Patton*. Place—Room and Board
Horn* C ooking

l i e W es t 8th

Phon* NSO?

RU BBER S T A M P S

W ith these fa c ta b e fo re th e m , th e U n iv e rs ity 

council de-) 
d a r e d Odom in elig ib le. T he vote h e re will not l>e given out by 
D r. P en ick , b u t it is g e n e ra lly u n d ersto o d th a t th e v o te w as 6 to 
5, an d T h e T ex a n is c e rta in th a t a t le a st fo u r m e m b e rs o f th e
council voted O dem to b e eligible. 

, 

,

T h e law th a t th e council b ased its d ecision o n in te n d e d to 
p re v e n t college a th le te s fro m p lay in g w ith a p ro fe ss io n a l te am , a s 
th e A u stin te am of th e T e x a s A sso ciatio n o r the S t. I aul te a m 
o f th e A m erican A sso ciatio n , an d th en p la c in g w ith a I D iv ersity 
team , an d to p re v e n t a th le te s fro m re c e iv in g p a y 
any 
so u rce to p lay on a c e rta in college te am . The f r a m e r s of th a t 
law d id not in ten d to exclude a th le te s w ho receiv ed a b m u s fro m 
a b ig league te am fo r se rv ic e s to be re n d e re d in th e f u tu re . I his 
is b o und to be tr u e aa th e law w as m ad e ten y e a rs ag o , an d a t 
th a t tim e no club g av e college p la y e rs b o n u ses foi M gning.

fro m 

F u rth e rm o re , Odom did not know he w as v io la tin g an y co n ­
fe re n c e ru le w hen he accep ted th e bonus m oney. N o p la y e r ev er 
h ad been d eclared in elig ib le fo r doing a s im ila r act,, an d even 
som e co n feren ce a u th o ritie s w ere not c e rta in a b o u t th e in te r p r e ­
ta tio n of th e law . T h e re fo re , it w as n o t O dem w ho w as a t fa u lt, 
b u t it w as th e fa u lt of th e ru le, an d to d e c la re O dom in elig ib le 
b ecau se th e ru le w as n o t c le a r is c e rta in ly a g ra v e in ju s tic e to
j
him . 
H ein ie O dem is one of th e b e s t s tu d e n ts in th e U n iv e rsity , an d
receiv es m ore AV th a n an y o th e r g ra d e . F o r th r e e y e a rs he h as 
giv en th e U n iv e rsity h is best, b o th in th e school room an d on th e 
ath le tic field. A s a U n iv e rs ity p la y e r, he h a s ris k e d b o th life 
an d lim b fo r h is s c h o o l a n d it w a s only la st y e a r th a t a n y o n e 
th o u g h t he had a n y m a jo r leag u e p o ssib ilities. A boy o f his 
c h a ra c te r an d a b ility does n o t d eserv e to be tr e a te d in th is w ay 
by th e council.

A 

, 

T he council is to be com m ended fo r w ish in g to c le a r college 
a th le tic s o f p ro fessio n alism , b u t it should have h ad th e in te r p r e ­
ta tio n of th e law m ad e c e rta in fo r f u tu r e cases, in s te a d o f B o g ­
gling o u t Odom an d m a k in g him th e “ g o a t.” U n d e r no c irc u m ­
stan ces should Odom h av e been d e c la re d in elig ib le by th e U n iv e r­
sity A th le tic C ouncil. T he U n iv e rsity A th le tic C ouncil is rig h t 
in its p u rp o se, b u t w ro n g in its m eth o d . 
It is hoped th a t th is body 
w ill realize its m ista k e an d its in ju s tic e to w a r d H en ie O dom , an d 
w ill rev erse its decision an d d eciare him eligible.

(elation of Church 
j 
te ) Campus Discussed 

. 

at Sunday Club Meet 

a 
. . ** 
TM-i. 
m 
A t ttw m eeting o f the Sunday Club 
. • 
, , 
. . 
, , 
interesting pro­

.. 
. *.« 

r, 

k*ld M ar h 22 an 
gram was presented.

rhun'h- Ma™.

F.d Sm ith were appointed aa a coni­
m itie r to arrange fo r a play to bt
s ^ n som etim e 
The pr.,
ce* ds from this play m ill be used to
& delegation to th e Episcopalian
, ,
, 
^ N ational Council held next sum m er

in May. 

. 

at Racine. W isconsin,
 

 — —

 

A disctiFs.or. in open 

forum wa# 
READING THURSDAY
nade o f the relation o f the church 
nd a know ledge of the Bible to cam- 
T here will be n o reading on this 
ms life. Mike Kippenbrock, Levi T hursday, according to H arvey E«- 
on 
H * » i n g a » e , and K ent H u n t mere se- gkssoi . 
feeted to m ake arrangem ent* fo r th*; Thursday, April 2nd, 
th e weekly 
mn aal cam p which will be held at. readings will be continued through- 
terton S p rin g ! A pril 20 and S I ; and out the s p r i n g term .

beginning 

However, 

PRESENT DAY Club will mc 
Tuesday, Mnrrh 24, from I to

in M. B, 218 instead of MWF l l

Education I GOm will m eet TTS IO { biz C olorado s t . 

o’clock.

I in D. E. Hall 16 instead o f D. E. Hall 

PRESIDENT.

14.

Engli h 1.15 will meet MWF 9 in 1002 C ongree* Av*.

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P hon* 9304

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P h o n o 4996
SOS E. 6 tb 

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?„u,bks:.?.u r .e „ . 
201 W est 6 th S tre e t______ 

*“ *•• **•■.«»
Phone 8715

TEXAS COWBOYS will have a lun­
cheon at the University Cafeteria 

Wednesday at I o’clock.

FOREMAN.

FENCING classes for girls will meet 
this afternoon at 5, and each T ues­
day and Thursday afternoon at that 
hour for the rem ainder of the term . 
Make up classes may be held a t IO 
o’clock on TTS, or a t 2 o’clock on 
S aturdays. Lack of equipm ent will 
be no e x c u s e for absences.

P. B. 209 instead of S Hall 6.

E n g lir-h 1.42 will m eet TTS l l in 

S Hall 5 instead o f M. B. 206.

English 2.9 will m eet M W F 9 in 

S Hall 6 instead o f P. B. 209.

English 138s will m eet MWF’ IO in 

S Hall I instead of T H all 7.

G overnm ent 29 will m eet MWF 9 

in Ed, B. 310 instead of W Hall 2.

Gr«*ek 199s.I will m eet MWF 12 

in M. B. 219 instead o f M. B. 158.

G reek 199s.3 will m eet MWF l l 

W ILLIAM SON.

in M. B. 403.

H istory 22 will m eet MWF l l in 

P hone 2309

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G u adalupe. ‘T r y U*.M P h on* 931*

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2400 G uadalupe

SIGMA D E LT A C H I will hold 

its 
re g u la r sem i-m onthly get-together 
T hursday at 6:30 p. rn. a t IIilsherg’s.

A. J. B IE T E R .

W. A. A. Council m eeting a t 6 o’clock 

T uesday a t C afeteria.

F . SM ITH .

M. B. 6.

ALL G IRLS interested in tennis class 
teams will meet at W om an’s Gym 

Tuesday at 5,

CRO SSLIN .

IM PO R TA N T m eeting of the C u r­
tain Club in Ed. Bldg. 312, a t 7 

o'clock p. rn.

THF: FOLLOW ING C H A N G ES 
fo r 

Schedule are announced 

in 
the

Spring term:
B A. 151s will m eet T T S 8 in R | 

H all 8 instead o f MWF 2,
Business Administration 134s will 
meet MWF 8 in Law B. 105 instead 
of M W F 9.

Business A dm inistration 224s will 
m eet M-S l l in W Hall 4 instead of 
W H all 2.

Business A d m inistration 229s will 

m eet M-S l l in Q Hall.

B usiness A dm inistration 
will m eet M-S IO in R H all 15.

250S.3 

E ducation 1.15 will m eet MWF 12 

in Ed. B. 204 instead o f V Hall 6. 
Education 129s will m eet M W F 8

M. B. 208 instead of Ed. B. 208.

H istory 183s will m eet MWF’ 12 

in M. IC 205.

Philosophy 10 3 s.I will meet MWF 
instead of M. B. 

8 in Ed. B. 207 
225.

Physics 140s will m eet TT 8 

in 

Public Speaking 117s.3 will meet 
MWF l l in Law B. 103 instead of 
Law B 201.

Spanish Aabws.2 will m eet TTS IO 
in Law B. 9 instead o f D. E. Hall 16.
Spanish 22.8 will m eet TT S 
IO 
in T Hall 12 instead of H Hall 7.
E. J. M ATHEW S, 

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2107 Speedw ay 
P h o n e 8805
Q uality C leaning by M ea W h o Know How
Ja» . J- L um pkin
Tom L. D ennis 

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C L E A N IN G C O M P A N Y 
D IA L 53b8

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R egistrar.

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[P h o n e 2309 

806 C o n g re ss Av*.

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Remodeling
S atisfactio n G uaranteed
410 L ittlefield Bldg.
Dial 6901

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Phon* 3285

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* sp e c ia lty M rs. F . L. K ippenbrock, 106
W est 8 th S tre e t. pb«m* 9UW_^ 

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219 1-2 E a st 6 th S tre e t

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P h o n e 4660. E . T . S ig g el.
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M IL L IN E R Y 

916 C o n g re ss A venue 

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DALLAS NEWS
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S c e n e f r o m th e h i s t o r i c a l p i c t u r e o f th e da y * o f ’7 6 , “ J a n i c e M e r e d i t h ,” 

. t a r r i n g M a r io n D a v ie * , w h ic h 

o p e n * a f o u r - d a y ru n at t h e H a n c o c k O p e r a H o m e W e d n e s d a y .

ing com edians as it were.

Dance lovers will g et th eir fill on 
the program this afternoon when Jack 
I De Sylvia w ith fo u r p re tty and shape- 
j ly misses 
in his 
■ Flashes of Song and Dance.” De 
‘ Sylvia has surrounded him self w ith 
j fo u r very p re tty girls who can sing 
| and dance.

into action 

steps 

Zelaya, whose piano playing 

has 
carried him around th e world several 
tim es, is on the “ L au g h ter Week” bill 
w ith a few 
in his musical 
skit.

laughs 

Fam ous Versailles Court 
in “Janice Meredith

; carnations form ed the centerpiece of
the table, and 
the color scheme of 
pink and w hite w as ca rried out in 
the decorations. Active m em bers and 
the sorority were p re s­
pledges of 
ent.

L ittle Bobby B arry , the boy with 
the big shoes and big clothes, and 
nothing but comedy on his mind, is 
another fe a tu re d act on th is week’s 
bill. W hereever B arry plays he is 
rem em bered fo r his eccentric comedy 
and his eccentric clothes.

All the g ra n d eu r and m agnificence! 
of the fam ous H all of M irrors a t the! 
co u rt of V ersailles is reproduced in 
“Jan ice M eredith,” M arion D avies’ 
new Cosmopolitan production which J 
s ta rts a four-day run a t the H a n -i 
cock T h eater on W ednesday.

E v ery detail of 

th is beautiful 
scene h as been faith fu lly and accu­
ra te ly constructed by noted a rtis ts 
and skilled artisan s, from the sm allest 
candelabrum to the m assive m irro rs; 
and the scene a t th e F ren ch court, 
w here B enjam in F ra n k lin pleads for 
aid fo r the A m erican cause 
is one 
of the most dazzling of any motion 
picture.

Lillie H ayw ard adapted P aul Lei­
cester F o rd ’s stirrin g rom ance of the 
A m erican Revolution 
to the screen, 
and E. Mason Hopper directed the 
production distributed by Metro-Gold - 
wyn.

Majestic Showing 
“ Excuse Me”

No one will w ant to miss “ Excuse 
Me,” R upert H ughes’ new Metro 
Goldwyn-M ayer production 
which 
the M ajestic 
opened yesterday a t 
T h eater, for it is one of the funniest 
p ictu res of 
the season. Based on 
th e au th o r’s fam ous stage farce, the 
film reveals a continuous procession 
of fa n ta stic situ atio n s on a Pullm an 
ca r journey across the continent, th a t 
keep the audience in a ro a r of laugh­
ter.

N orm a S hearer and Conrad Nagel 
ap p e ar to fine advantage in the hero 
and heroine roles, while Renee Ado- 
ree, W alter H iers, John Bolesfi B ert

Roach, W illiam V. Mong, E dith York 
and Eugene Cameron are im portant 
cogs in the wheels of this tra in of
comedy.

Alf Goulding was the director and 

John Boyle the photographer.

S P L A W N R E T U R N S T O D A Y
P resident W. M. W. Splawn is ex­
today. 
pected 
He has been to Kingsville and Gal-
I veston.

to A ustin 

to re tu rn 

W hile 

in Kingsville, he delivered 
the principal address a t cerem onies
I atte n d a n t upon 
laying of the 
the 
corn* r stone of the new South Texas 
in
S tate T eachers College 

located 

I th a t city.

Easter Footwear Is Now 
Ready for Your Inspec­
tion at White’s

The most attractive styles that we have ever shown. 
You are cordially invited to come and look— you are 
just as welcome when you come to look as when you 
come to buy at this friendly s ole of supreme values.

Newest Ensembles
T h a t Dc in n a te th e S p rin g M ode

the Spring 
The perfect en emblc dom inated 
. . a id its suprem acy is ju stifie d by its 
mode . 
in h eren t b eau ty and 
UiimnVh* ! sm artness, its 
perhaps, mo l of all by its tw o-tinted p ra ctica­
bility.
Wool coat with frocks o f printed o r solid color 
crepe, gayly trim m ed. 
in 
plain and printed colors and tra n s p a re n t coats 
with ( rope fr> ks 
................... $ 2 5 .0 0 to $75.00

All-silk ensem bles 

R adiant Frocks for Spring

Sport: 

The- right dr “-s fo r every S pring occasion may 
be chosen from o u r large and b eau tifu l collec­
tion. 
frocks in gay shades, aftern o o n 
frocks iii solid and p rin ted crepes, and d inner 
d resses of the most b eau tifu l laces. R anging in 
 $ 1 5 . 5 0 t o $ 4 5 . 0 0
price from 

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An alluring model combining 485 strand blond satin 
with blonde kid to match, or lustrous black satin, black 
lizard trim.
The M aydelle Is a B ench-M ade Shoe by M ackey of
Brooklyn

$10.00

N ew est Coats A re Here
Tf you choose you can form your ensem ble by selectin g a coat to harm onize w ith a frock th at you 
like best. 
In bright as well as n eu tra l shades th a t harm onize w ith Spring* fa v o rh e shade. Of soft
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S C A R B R O U G H ’S

LADIES!

ONLY 25 W AVES 
GIVEN 
W RITE NOW

On o r about A pril 1st J ane F lu ette of Dallas ,
will be 
Ii aby R inglet P erm an e n t Wave. F o r inform a- | 
tion and ap p o in tm en t w rite

in A ustin d em o n stratin g New French 

J A N E F L U E T T E
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Russia, short vamp, balloon toe, Wingfoot rubber heel.

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V au d eville

M atinee 3— N ight 8 :1 5

T O D A Y

Featuring

OLSEN and JOHNSO N

“L ikable Lads Loaded 
W ith L aughs’*

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5 O ther A cts

E qually as am using.

W ednesday and balance 
o f w eek .

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J AN ICF
E R .E D IT H

Conrad N agel 
Norma Shearer 
W alter Hiers 
R enee A doree

N E W S A N D 
C O M E D Y

Beauties 
of the University

F irst P re s e n ta tio n of th e G irls Re- 

c e n tly N o m in a te d as th e M ost 

B eautiful of the 

U n iv ersity 

In a S pecial S p e c ta c u la r Scene

A t

“Follies of th e South”

W ith F o u rte e n O th e r Big A c ts In­

clu d in g M instrelsy , M usical 

In te rp re ta tio n s, 

C o m e ­

dy, Specialties

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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

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from

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screen
Scream

everything else to see 
this thrilling love com ­
edy!

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l a F o lic ? F e r e W e a r e

the h« I a funny t o y £*cena*# 

We landed a t Cherbourg, v. h 
c r on the engine.
train to tak e un to P s r i > - : o c 
K itty ’s au n t m et her en th e tc ador an I sh said we m ust 
come and have tea * .ac ti: e a t th eir home on the Rue 
de la C hat, in the C ader L atin. T o P ans

Kid and I found a wonderful little cat pension hotel 
near K itty ’* over on the left h an k where they have the 
best milk and fi h £ ad ti,ait ie grille. B ittern* we ever 
had back in M urphy’s Alley. And all car only

$ 3 .0 0

$ 1 .5 0

Today we got 18.60 francs for each of our $s, and 
tonight we’re going to the original Fobes, ole cat, and 
we’re going in the p ro m e n o ire for only—
Kid ju st w ent out for a walk, and I saw 
him headed down the Rue de la C hat. I 
suspect th a t c a t of felineous motives.

T O EUROPE 
Cr* RETURN

$ 0 .2 5

Yours,

F E L IX .

W r i t e f o r f u r t h e r p a r t i c u la r s a b o u t 

C u n a r d c o l l e g e 

th ir d c a b in 

tr i p s t o

Send for the Three Priie 
W ln n in g S ro rie * w rit­
ten by Collegians who 
c ro sse d th is way vie 
Cupa rd last season.

W ard-Stevens 
W edding

S O C I A L C A L E N D A R

F r i d a y

A wedding of wide in terest in U ni­
versity circles was th a t of Miss Em ily 
Stevens of Austin and C harles F ra n ­
cis W ard of F o rt W orth which took 
place S atu rd ay evening with service 
read by Rev. George Green. 
The 
couple are m aking a short wedding 
trip to New O rleans and on th e ir re- j 

tu rn will be a t home in A ustin for 

Reed M usk Society dance, Dris- 

kill H otel 9 to 12, M arch 27.

D elta K appa Epsilon 

form al 
dance, S tephen F. A ustin 9 to I, 
M arch 27.

S a t u r d a y

Zeta Tau A lpha dinner dance 
C ountry Club 7:80-12:00, March 
28.

All-Uni v e r i t y dance 9 

to 12, 

the rem ainder of the session.

W om an’s Gym.

9 to 12.

Germ an dance a t the K. C. Hall, 

M rs. W ard, who is the d au g h ter 
of Dr. and M rs. G. W. Stevens, is 
a ju n io r 
in the school of physical
education. Mr. W ard is a senior in G am m a Phi Beta E ntertains 
the College of A rts and Sciences and W ith Informal Dinner
a m ember of Delta K appa Epsilon Gamma 
fra te rn ity . 
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entertained w ith
an 
the ch ap ter
house last week honoring Mrs. M ar-
H a rry Akin has reentered school U u - e t M eaney Y ounger of S eattle,
. W ashington, who is national visitin g
,a r ^ (i baskrt of pink

a fter a te rm ’s absence d u rin g which I d e g a te A 

inform al dinner a t 

Phi B eta 

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THEATER ROW

B y L o u i s T . H a m le t*

M a j e s t i c — “ E x c u s e M e ” 

w it h 
. M o n d a y , T u e s d a y 
C o n r a d N a g e l 
a n d 
J a c k H o l t 
a n d W e d n e s d a y ; 
L o is W i l s o n 
in Z a n e G r e y ’* “ T h e 
T h u n d e r i n g H e r d , ” T h u r s d a y , F r i ­
d a y an d S a t u r d a y .

Q u e e n — H e r b e r t R a w l i n s o n a n d 
D o r o t h y D e v o r e 
“ T h e P r a ir i e 
in 
W i f e , ” M o n d a y T u e s d a y a n d W e d ­
s t a r r i n g 
n e s d a y ; “ F r i v o l o u s S a l ” 
M a e B u s c h a n d E u g e n e O ’B r i e n , 
T h u r s d a y , F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y .

H a n c o c k — I n t e r s t a t e 

B i g - t i m e
v a u d e v i l l e , M o n d a y a n d T u e s d a y ! 
M a r io n D a v i e s 
t h e h i s t o r i c a l 
in 
f i l m , “ J a n i c e M e r e d i t h , ’’ r e m a i n -

der of w**k-

T e x a s R u d o lp h
“ A S a i n t e d D e v i l , ’ 
S a t u r d a y .

V a l e n t i n o 

in 

F r i d a y a n d 

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VAUDEVILLE BILL

Olson and Johnson Are Lead­
ing Fun-Makers on 
Hancock Bill

uled for the Hancock this week.

F eatured as the chief comics of the I 
week are Olson and Johnson. Ole | 
and Chick a re n ’t new comers in these! 
p a rts. T hey’re old fav o rites w ith th ej 
vaudeville audiences everyw here and 
local M ajestic p atro n s are no excep- j 
tion. Olson and Johnson are sing-

QUEEN

H erbert R aw linson 

D orothy D evore 

In

“THE PRAIRIE 
WIFE”

C om edy— N ew s

he was engaged in business. 

Pi K appa A lpha 

the 
pledging of Pete Kerbow of Hem i- 

announces 

etta.

Antonio.

M arg aret W orsey 

and W inifred 
H ines have retu rn ed to the P hi Mu
house a fte r a week-end visit in San 

Jam es Willie and D uP ree Holman 
have retunred from a week-end visit 

IP th e ir homes in Corsicana.

Lillian H agins 

has w ithdraw n 

from school and gone to her home in 
Ja y to n where she was called by th e | 

illness of her fa th e r.

C laribel B ruce retu rn ed Monday 
from a brief v isit w ith her fam ily 

in S.»n Antonio.

Do I* .vin W. S u ttle 

has 
from a visit to his home 
B raunfels.

retu rn ed 
in New 

Lucile Womack of Von Orm y and 
E ugenia Sheppard of Donna have 
ed to K irby H all for the sp rin g 
mov 
term .

M arg aret Cousins re tu rn ed Monday 
rom D allas w here she bas been v o ­
tin g a t her home.

Alice Law rence has retu rn ed 

to 
Kirby H all a fte r spending the week- 
jiul a t her home in Cam eron.

M ildred Rackley of New Mexico 
md Violet DeBord of T hornton, A rk­
ansas, have moved to Kirby H all fo r 
die spring term .

E lizabeth Rice re tu rn ed yesterday 
‘rom L am pasas w here she spent the 
veck-end a t the guest of friends and 
elatives.

n B artle tt fo r a b rief visit.

J e r ry Aron of D allas, a form er s i ­
len t of the U niversity, has reentered 
school fo r the sp rin g term .

Elsie Townes and V irg in ia 

la lli- 
;het have re tu rn ed from a between- 
:erm visit w ith relativ es in Houston.

E stelle J . Goldman of A ustin has 

w ithdraw n from the U niversity.

Johnnie Gilkerson of Houston has 
seen visiting a t the Gamm a Phi Beta 
house.

Alvina A braham s has 

re tu rn ed 
from a week-end v isit to New B ra u n ­
fels.

B ernadyne Stokes and Glynn M itch­
to 

returned from a v isit 

ell have 
San Antonio.

Gladys S tallings 

and M arg aret 
M artin have re tu rn ed from a v isit 
to th eir homes in San Antonio.

R uth H a rtg rav e s spent the week­

end a t her home in B ernard.

Joseph Boyd Cowan has retu rn ed 
from a visit to his home in San Saba.

TEXAS 

L a s t T i m e s T o d a y

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BA RBA R A LA MARR 

LIONEL BARRYM ORE 

BERT LYTELL 

IN

F ern Holden has gone to her home 

Comedy in all its form s is sched­

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CUNARD & ANCHOR LINES
F. J. Orpbila, 205 S t. Charles S treet, New O rleans, or local agents

 Departmental, Inter-Fraternity Baseball and Tennis Will Start March 30
K T Of 

j 25 gam es for a percentage o f .7 2 0 . 

D U N C A N WILL A D D R E SS CLUB

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the 175 pound class. Hammonds is 
a San Antonio boy, and is a trans-
TT 
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fer from Oklahom a A. & M. 
He 
attended th a t school tw o y ears ago, 
and is 175 pound cham pion o f the 
I n iversity. 

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em istry D epartm ent, will address 
at 7
I o ’clock in the Y. M. u . A. auditorium .

T’re-M ed S ociety 

ton igh t 

T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

[IC I TO OHE TEW

Local A thletic Club Brings Pa­
cific Coast Cham pions to 
Austin Next M onday

Texas wrreatlcr* will meet the Ore-j 
gon Aggies at the Austin Athletic 

8. 

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n u b Monday nleht 
March 30

Both Divisions W ill Play B ase­
ball in Round-Robin 
Style

The Oregon w restlers have been 
cham pions of the P acific O a s t for 
the past several years. With the pos­
sible exception o f the Oklahoma A g ­
the 
the Oregon A ggies have 
gies, 
strongest w restling 
the 
in 
U nited States. Robin Reed, member 
of the Oregon team, is world eham - 
I pion grappler in the I 'if* pound c la m 
| He holds the O lym pic cham pionship 
I in this event also. Besides Reed, the 
De part me trial and inter-fraternity J Oregon team will be strengthened by
on a man who w as a finalist in the 1924

AU G am es W ill Be Played as 
Scheduled on Stadium 
Field

baseball and tennis will 

team 

start 

March 30, according 

to 

ached alee Olympic*.

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rector of tntra-roaral athletics. Ten- T( ,
nis will be played by the fraternities

drawn ap by Berry M. Whitaker, di I A * yH the exaCt ^ rTOnnfI o f tht’
decided.
trner, captain cb ct, and Southw est 
Conference champion, will be one of 
only, while both divisions will take the men on the team , and Hammonds, 
R transfer from Oklahoma A. & M.,
up baseball. 

# Texas team has not been

*nnther' Th' 

1 wiD 
: will la: Fred Ford, Campbell, or M a r -!.
tm.

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In t h . tennis tournam ent, . l l 

will be elim ination m atches. Each 

fratern ity is to be represented by one 

team of doubles. The preliminary* 

gam es will be made up of three Meta, 

while the cham pionship 

game will I 

consist o f five sets, 

frames are to 

be played strictly according to sche­

dule, a# postponem ent w ill necessar- 

EQR RELAY GAMES

i y slow up the progress o f th* tour­
nament. 
I nless otherw ise provided |
for. n u m b er, r f t h . f r . t . r , -it, barr,, E a c h C o a c h A l l o w e d t o S e t a e ! 
are requested to present them selves 
at Mr. W hitaker’, office for 
irk nti- 
f c a lion.

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M e ° f ° r L v C f y
M edley Race

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of,

the 

lay 

thor 

into action F 

wh* • 
ora tape 

Departm ental baseball w ill be play­
ed in round-robin style, each team of 
the league playing 
one 
game. The Pre-L aw s. P re-Metis, B 
B. A .’*. Academe, and Laws will com­
pose this division. All gam es must 
be played as indicated on the sche­
dule. An official w ill b- furnished by 
the Athletic Council, and he will be 
in fu ll charge of the gam es. All nec­
essary equipm ent will be provided by 
the athletic departm ent upon request 
ut the tim e o f the scheduled gam es.
Teams not appearing for contests on 
schedule will forfeit, All gam es will 
Im? played at the Stadium field.
P hysical train in g credit will 
participating 

Names o f the athlete 
w I i I
carry the colors of the 
and 
white 
t his
week against the outstanding at blet 
es of the Middle W W , South west, 
and South were announced Saturday 
by Clyde Little! iv’u 
.Texas U niver­
sity track coact, The Longhorn re­
tho e of the 
lay teams, along with 
and 
Baylor Pm no, Tex aa Aggies, 
South wes'aro U niversity 
Pirates. 
will ca* tty the heavy responsibility of 
preventing most of the major prizes 
going t<» the fumed relay com bi na- 
[txun* of Illinois University, Drake 
j U n i v e r s it y , Butler College, and Ok­
given to all men 
in 
baseball and track 
for com petition. 
but not for practice. The in terfra­
ternity and departm ental track m eets 
will be held during the U tter part of 
an­
this term. The dates will he 
nounced later, W hitaker said.

lahoma University.
coaches, whose 
other 
ail 
in the relays, 
team s will com pete 
Coat h L ittle fie ld was given the priv 
liege o f musting six men 
rela y , w ile 
he m isfit pick on 
th o relays, Friday, March 27 
j,-q u arte! that will com pel 
lay. Me* picked for th<
2 

fur eacV 
th** onderstanding ti,** 
the m orning of 
the 

RAGLAND A W A R D ED

RED CROSS MEDAL

Like 

in
«*ch re
various r e -[ 
ir*sit* relay: I 
al*, Leland J 
M iller, and I

lf,

| lay* fo llo w : 
in the 
' Earl Conner, A ludo 
C lass, B. B. Budd 
J. D. W illiam s; % milt* re
R U
Harris, B . B. 8 mid, R obert N ebletL
Jim m ie N ichols or Jim R eese, H I
M iller, S. biome*!**; h a lf-m il# rela y ? ;
Aubrey C ockrell, Robert NebleVt, j
f barile th d fc s s, M, Kav ; ugh, R.
quart er-m ile
B, K ing, S. B ion -1. iii; 

Alphorns R a g la n - a f Dallas has 
been awn.-JeU « bronze medal 
for 
honorable service by the American 
National Red Cross.

volunteer 

Ragland is a senior in the Depart­
ment of Jours ralism and will receive 
the 
in June He won 
Ms degree 
medal 
service
for 
m
ii# 
life s a v in g and in the instruction of | ^ r t t g a e , Charlie I
swim m ers
who wished to take Red
Cross life-a sv in g bests. During the 
period of hi.*- work in D alian Eng­
land wa* s p lin t e d dirutwr of tho 
work.

A ubrey Cockv«.:> M ortim er!
jftoxt
-tem , Robert N eglect, 
King; m edley Y fyu ts * Ko
in la n d G
R L Harriftl 

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DONNELLY & WHITE
Phone 6131 
I Yjmtbing and H eating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ave

Electric Marcel 

$3.00 

G uaranteed 
Curling Iroiu $1.00

-a te trie 

Students* Lamp* 
And
Ahi O ther Kinds 
of E lectrical A ppliances

/ 

$ 

JOHN L. MARCIN
410 Congress Ave 
Phone 3503

Eat at the
BON TON 
;
CAFE 

Always for the University 
in Everything 
609 C ongress 

iw

C AM PUS SHOP
E xpert Cleaning and 
Pressing for
itS N and WOMEN 
PHONE 4998

When you write home 
j 
for money, use
SANFORD'S

Fountain Pen Ink

I f s
Perm .mene
Blue-Black 
a n d A ll Colors

"The Ink th a t 
Matt* the 
fo u n ta in f e n rin sible”

A ccording to a 

letter from 

the 

A ggie 

train in g cam p, 

fifteen 

*

era will be brought to 

^ 
Texas. Of 

1 

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T u rn er and H am m onds W ill 
R epresent T exas in N. C.
» 
A. A. 1 o urnam ent

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STEERS WILL MEET
AGGIES 
E SERIES

:Di»ch Says L onghorns W ill Be
Lucky to W in O n e
C ontest

F

M ichigan, 

Illinois 

and W isconsin, 

th ree leading team s o f the W estern 

C on feren ce.

B r i n g 15 M e n

th in squad, six are le tte r m en. T hese 

are “ L e fty ” B olton, pitcher; B run­

so n , catch er; “ Spark P lug” C orley, 

fir st b a se; “ Iz ” Turner, 

“ D u tch ” 

Ambler and H opper, ou tfield ers.

Bolton 

is a 

powerful 

portsider 

T eam C onsisting of Fifteen 
M en W ill Be B rought to 
A ustin

w ith w orlds o f

steam, having been 27 and 28.
in the 
chosen the b est 
Southern Conference last season. His 
speedy hurling will make the L ong­

left-hander 

By John Sa m m om

a will be lucky to g et an even 
with tho Mississippi A. & M 
declared Coach Billy Disch 
sy, ‘T hey have the advantage 

M
o f more experienced pitchers.”

Th.- fbi.ny Mi ssisfiippi Aggies will 
play tw o games with the Longhorns 
here W ednesday an d Thursday. They 
champ-
wer*? Southern Conference 

horns open th eir battling eyes. The 
other letter men also have enviable 
records.

H ave Seven Hurler#

Other hurlers of the Maroon and

W hite are M iller, C rigler, H olland, es f rom 
S trin g er, P erry and Gresham. M iller j 
ha*-, won several 
for his s 
crew , b u t the others are more or 
less unknow n q u an ities. P erry and 
G resham a r e recru its from la st year's 
frosh squad.

con tests 

Cockrell, E arl Conner, Almin Cattle, 
or .Jitn R eese.

fard b i/h 

Men who will represent the Long­
horns m tile speciality events held in 
connection with the relays a: re: IOO 
and 
yard dash: A u b r e y C ockrell, 
I Howard Will tam son or Undress; 120 
hurdles: Stuart Wright 
la n d M. S ta lk e r ; J hot put: M, Spra­
g u e and K. L. Berry or M. N ew ell; 
discus: G. A. fla m s , John Gooch br 
j Charlie Celaya; javelin: R. B. Shear*- 
or and Wright or C. Reynolds; high 
J jump: R. W Haggard and A. Cow­
les; broad jump: Havana ugh and J. 
W. L indsay; and pole vau lt: R. 0 . 
Brown a fd J. T. Patters ort or F. A, 
Sandberg.

initial seek, the 
o f 

B esid es C orley, veteran coverer o f 
the 
infield w ill be 
sophom ores.
m ade up 
Stuart w ill play at shortstop, B a tes
at seco n d , ar* 
[/new er at third. T his 
: » show som e snappy
q u a r te t is due 
play in g .

three 

Aggies* First Tim e H ere

In 1922 the Longhorns m ade a 
tour o f M ississippi, Alabam a 
and 
L ouisiana. A t that tim e th ey played 
the M ississippi A g g ies tw o gam es, 
w in n in g one and lo sin g one.

“ G reat sportsm anship w as show n 
us w hen w e played M ississippi A. & 
M, on our to u r , and we should r e ­
turn the fa v o r,” said Coach Disch.

Turner and Hammonds will leave 
Austin March 
Stillwater,
25 for 
Oklahoma where they will represent 
in the National 
j Texan University 
J Collegiate W restling Tournament, 
■ which will take place there on March

T urner, who 

w restling team 

is captain e le c t o f
and 
n ex t y ea r’s 
Sauthw estern w restling 
cham pion 
w ill com pete in the 158 pound class. 
He will have to work o ff ten pounds
before the contests.

H am m onds, a new man a t T exas, 
has been sh o w in g up good th e en tire 
season. H e w ill com pete in all m atch-
jg g pound class through 

The Best Selling

NOVELS

of today are on sale at the

TEXAS BOOK STORE

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N in eteen th Dividend

T h e r e g u l a r q u a r t e r l y d i v i d e n d of o n e 
d o l l a r a n d s e v e n t y - f i v e c e n t s p e r s h a r e 
o n P r e f e r r e d S t o c k wi lt be 
on 
W ed m -* d ay \ A pril I, 1 9 21 , t o s t o c k h o l d ­
if r e c o r d i t t h e c l o s e o f b u s i n e s s o n 
e r 
F rid a y , M a rc h 20. 1 925.

p a i d 

R. A. NICKERSON. Treasurer.

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SCARBROUGH’S MAN’S SHOP

Here’s A n Ideal Spring Outfit

Balloon Trousers
$IO . 5 0

Y ou’ve heard a lot about this 
“ensemble idea” that the co-eds 
are talking about, haven’t you?
A sort o f outfit th a t is assem ­
bled and that gives a complete 
“dressed up” effect. For warm Spring days, the Man’s 
Shop is featuring an outfit for com fort as well as good 
appearance. Light weight flannel balloon trousers in 
the light shades.

FLAMING RED TIES
Flam ing red four-in-hand ties w ith a non-wrinkle lin­
ing. W ith light grey or tan trousers, and w hite shirts, 
these are especially 
sm art ....

$1.00 

BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
F or Spring when your coat is ju st in the way, and not 
at all comfortable, you’ll want a good-looking shirt to 
wear w ith your balloon trousers. These are of perma­
nent lustre with attached 
collars .................. 

A 
a a
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S c a r b r o u g h ' s

KODAK AS YOU GO”

I* Keep Y our M em ories of College D ays in j 

K odak Form

K odaks, Film s and Supplies

RENFRO’S

1 2 t h & R io G r a n d e — -D ia l 5 3 - f 5

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6th & Congress— Dial 9 4 l l 

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Daily Texan Want Ad Section

Get What You Want When You Want It— Use Texan Want Ads.

Call Today at Business Office, Room 155, Main Building

FOR SALE

26th S t., 

| FOR SA L E — By owner, a t 910 W.
in U niversity neighbor- 
I hood with an outlook w est on the 
hills, brick, 8 romos, 2 baths, large 
’ lot, 
liberal 
fruit 
terms. A pply at residence, or phone
— 29
7430.

garage, 

trees; 

FOR SA L E — Underwood 

typ ew riter 
in good condition with ste e l case 
and stand. On rollers, ca se roll-top, 
shelves for station ery. Can be seen 
a t 1400 C ongress A ven u e. P hone 
— 25
9804. 

J. M. Dunn. 

FORDS 

Rebuilt and R econditioned

V isit our Rebuilt C ar 
d epartm ent fo r a

I

FORD 

^

1

like a new 1 
that runs 
one at a greatly reduc- I 
cd price. 
\
W e w ill help you ar­
range suitable term s. 

$

ROOMS FOR RENT

fortably 

SOUTH ROOM for boys— L arge com ­
room with 
block o f 
fo r spring 
— 24

sleeping porch, w ithin a 
campus. Reduced rent 
term . Dial 6487. 

furnished 

BOY W A N T E D to room w ith quiet, 
in n ic e sou th ­
studious young man 
e a st room. 
Sleep in g porch and hot 
w ater at all tim es. Two blocks from
— 25
U niversity. 

608 WL 24th. 

nished bedroom s, g arage, sleeping _________ _____________________________
* t.

F0R ^KJ N7 r Two 
larce’ we," fur" 
porch. C orner 21st and W hitis. En- v n n v r h * « a —i 
trance 301 W est 2 1 st. R eferences 
required. Phone 4 1 0 6 .
— 25

M ISC ELLA N EO U S

^ 
w ilin g to work and m ust have job
a t once. Call Love at phone 2524,
305 P a 4c Place.
 29

f, spar! l lme

l 

’ 

FOR K EN T— To 

boys, 

one room “TTT” " 

~~ 

I

all modern * " A N 7 ED- Dorothy D evore is play- 
with sleep in g porch, 
irF this w eek at the Q ueen Thea- 
convenienceS, w ithin one 
half blocks o f cam pus; also g a r a g e .d eI 
“ Prairie W ife; Ben Howell
1906 Sp eed w ay, phone 5 8 0 8 . — 2 5 lw iil receive a free tick et to this pic- 
_____________________________ tore today if he w ill call at the box
 

and one-! 

 

 

room w ith 

FOR R EN T— To boys S o u th ea st bed J 
bath. First MATH and PH YSICS are hard! Let 
private 
you. 
floor in new brick hom e, near cam- 
pus. Call a t 2408 Rio G rande or j Phone Brown at 5283 fo r an appoint- 
— 26
phone 9 3 9 7 . 

- e Wlth thls ad’---------------------------

— 24 {m ent in coaching. 

me m ake them easier 

fo r 

FOR R E N T — Cool 

sleeping 
porch, bath, and g a ra g e fo r quiet
2 0 6 E. 22nd.
-27

boys w ishing to study.
Phone 8 7 2 3 .

room , 

FOR R E N T — N ear U n iv ersity in pri-;
vate hom e, one nice room to a g en ­
If interested call 2 7 8 6 .— 25

tlem an. 

BOARD & ROOMS

M ISS MARY KING
E xclusive M illinery 

111 WL E ighth S treet 

Phone 3839

DANCING — P r i v a t e 

s t u d i o , 

5 0 0 VV. 3 1 s t . 

P h o n e 7 8 1 2 .

U N I O N B U S C O M P A N Y 

A U S T I N — S A N A N T O N I O

E v e r y H o u r on t h e H o u r

BOARD A N D ROOMS— T able boarjL S T E P H E N F . A U S T I N H O T E L 

S leep in g porches. H ot and 

cold
show er. A lso garage. C o n v en ien t to 
cam pus. P rices reasonable. T ransients 
taken. 1908 WThitis, phone 4 4 3 2 .— 28

the 

large 

ROOMS A N D BOARD— Boys, see 
sleeping 
room s 
porches at 2 2 0 8 N u eces i f you are 
changing fo r next term . E xcellen t 
m eals to those w anting ta b le board. 
— 24
Phone 8 4 3 3 . 

and 

SU M M ER RA TES NOW 
$ 3 2 .5 0 Board and Room 
$ 2 3 .5 0 Three M eals 
$ 1 8 .5 0 Two M eals 

Rooms w ith o u t board $ 9 .0 0 . 
W ichita S tr e e t, opposite 
the 
B uilding. 

*—

LOST & FOUND

PH ONE 8422

 

A m erican sty le dinner ___ 
25c
Ham or Bacon and E g g ................... 25c
3 D elicious H ot Cakes and C o ffee 15c
............................. 15c
2 E ggs an y sty le 
T oast and C o ffee ................................ 10c
A ll K inds o f C ereals ................. 
 I0c
................... 5c
French Fried P otatoes 
T Bone Steak ________ 
25c
Pork Chops ............................................ 25c
C o ffe e and D oughnut ....... ...... -...... 5c
From 5:30 A. M. to 2 :3 0 P. M. 
2 5 0 2 Guadalupe S treet______

ST U D E N T S keep your 

riding horesback. Blooded 

2010
Law
Apr7 j dler« for sale, 
—- ——' W a g o n Y a r d , 

health 

by 
sad- 
only $ 1 0 0 . Austin
S e c o n d 
1 0 3 W e s t 
— 2 8

S t r e e t . 

HEY FO LK S! Like m usic, o f course 
you do. Come rn and hear “ In­
by Pau« 
dian Love C all” played 
W hitem an. 
It’s a V ictor Record. 
I.-*aac B ledsoe, Fred K ingdon, Mgr. 
— 26
821 C ongress, phone 6619. 

W A N TED — To 

briefs, 
type 
them es and theses. R ates reason ­
able. P hone 5655 for M iss Sm ith.— 26

your 

M A L E H E L P W A N T E D

wom en. C om fortable 

FOR R NT— Rooms for U n iversity 
and w ell­
kept room s fo r U niversity wom en 
students in an approved house. Mrs. 
J. IL B iggs, 410 W est 19th S reet, 
— 28
phone 8010. 

F O U N D — Black leather ca se contain­
ing horn rim m ed sp ecta cles, vanity 
ca se, and oth er fem inine parpherna- 
lia . O wner m ay have sam e by ca ll­
in g at b u sin ess o ffic e , D a ily Texan, 
—-tf
and p ayin g fo r this ad. 

ROOM fo r b oys in quiet hom e, one- 
half block south o f Law B uilding.
2004 W ichita S treet,
— 26

Price $7.00. 
phone 8 2 8 8 . 

‘"LOST— A bunch o f keys attached to 
strip o f m etal from a key purse. 
F in d er p le a se leave at T exan o ffic e 
— 24
f o r reward. 

•Red'

'The Flash r f the Chmpus

BARKER MOTOR CO M PANY

The red corpuscle in college life today is the 
flashy red Conklin pen or pencil. 
In the 
pc>cket, on the desk, dangling from ribbon or 
chain it is the sign and symbol of the sanguine, 
active mind.
That Conklin pencil is a real word magazine 
too. It shoots a lead 3 H inches long and car­
ries over two feet of them. Fill it on your 
birthday and forget it for a year. Fitted with 
the clip that can’t slip” or the ring for ribbon 
—only $2.50. For those who don’t see red 
there is black, mahogany and all metals to 
match any pen.

TOLEDO
BOSTON
CHICAGO

A s k th e sto re k e e p e r 
to sh o w y o u .

SAN FRANCISCO 
LONDON 
BARCELONA

THE CONKLIN PEN MFG. C O ., TOLEDO. O.

P e n s * P e n c i l s . S e t s

GOOD WORK OUR HOBBY
C A L L 3 7 0 2

HOME STEAM LAUF* DRY
211 E ast 5th Sfcrset

TH REE LARG E COOL ROOMS— 
For boys. E specially desirable fo r 
six boys who wish to stay togeth er.
In vestigate b efo re lo ca tin g th is term 
and stay at a place you will like. 606 
— 26
W. 18th. Phone 5970. 

ROOMS fo r rent: To 

y o u n g men 
with or w ithout board. E ast sleep ­
ing porches, com fortable beds. 2411 
— 27
San A ntonio, phone 5198. 

ROOM free to a U n iversity boy who 
will take care o f m y yard and keep 
, — 20

the car. Ring 7778. 

L O S T — W ill 

the turquois dinner ring p lease re-: 

tu rn it to <03 W est 2 4 t h and r e c e iv e ; , u m m e r w o r k 
reward. 
 

t h e person who found A N A T I O N A L L Y k n o w n m n n u f . c - 
f o r
t h a t w ill p a y $ 8 p e r 
is n a t i o n a l l y ad -
in
D O S T — P air shell rim m ed g la sses in s a l e s m a n s h i p w ill b e g i v e n to t h e m e n 
L e h m a n , 1 8 1 0
-2 9

lea th er case. F inder p lease leave 
-29

2. day. T h e p r o d u c t 
” v e r t i s e d a n d a t h o r o u g h 

. e l e c t e d . 
C o l o r a d o S t r e e t .

a t T exan o ffic e , M. B. 155.

l u r e r want# s e v e r a l 

7 012, M urray. 

S e e R e e d 

s t u d e n t s 

c o u r s e 

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LOST— W ill the person w ho took the 
gold w atch and chain from locker 
N o. 109 at P .T . shack at 4 :1 5 Friday 
even in g , kindly leave it a t the Texan 
o ffic e o r 1905 U n iv ersity A venue? 
— 28
P hone Luederm an at 8 043. 

LOST— At last: There's a great deal 
o f inform ation to be g o tten from 
the picture show ing at the M ajestic 
T heater this week, 
“ E xcuse M e,” 
Miss Marion Ball but call at the box 
o ffic e w ith this ad tod ay and learn.