m* B a t t u fit JJS Vol. XXVI AUSTIN, TEXAS, SU N D A Y , JULY 12, 1925 No. 22 BELL RESIGNS TO GO TO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY B M SCHOOL OEUN REGRETS LEAVING ‘IN TRAINING’ FOR TEXAN WATERMELON FEED COLONEL BLAYNEY ^ / L L I n i i T n n n B p i l y e dc ADDRESS GRADUATES IU HKtbtNI BANQUET MONDA Y NIGHTntAUT H IST ARTILLERY 3-HUT PRODUCTION BUND WILL PLUT T o Be Returned at End of Term , July 17 j Fina, Rehearsai chanted Cottage” Will Be Held Today Library D eposits Library D eoosits - for - En. H e r e a r e s h o w i r g m e l o n . t h r e e c o - e d s w h o a r e e a t w a t e r ­ t h e t h e w a y T h e y m a y d u p l i c a t e t o f e e d p e r f o r m a n c e a t T h e T e x a n M o n d a y n i g h t . r i g h t : H a z e l G r a n t h a m , M a b e l M a n s e l l , L e f t t o a n d “ T e x " ’ S c h m i d t . A n d t h e r e will b e m a n y m o r e l i k e t h e m t h e r e . TEXAN WORKERS WILL FEAST MONDAY Accepts Position as Head of Bureau of Business Research HIS A N N O A L M V 5 /,SOO Opportunity to Do More Crea­ tive Work in Chosen Pro­ fession at Ohio Dean Spurgeon Hell, who has been head of the Business Ad­ ministration department at the U niversity for thirteen years, has resigned to accept a posi­ tion as head o f the Bureau o f Business Research at Ohio State U niversity, it w as announced the P resi­ den t’s office Saturday. from Dean B ell's le tte r o f resignation, in part, is as fo llow s: “ It has been a hard struggle for me to m ake up my mind to accept a position in Ohio State U niversity. Your g en ero sity and support has a l­ most persuaded me tw ice to stay here. I would not leave for the financial difference alone. P a i n f u l t o L e a v e “ AA hile it is painful for me to leave the School o f B usiness A dm inistra­ tion, its facu lty , m y friends in the general facu lty, the c ity o f A ustin, the Colorado hills, and the State o f T exas, and the new home here, which we have ju st com pleted; still, the op­ portunity to do a broader and more creative work in my profession is a call which I cannot resist. “A gain, I wish to assure you o f my high appreciation o f your sup­ port and generous attitude to my work here. I am sure you have done all you should have done to make it feasible and desirable for me to stay at the U n iv ersity .” l i b r a r y d e p o s i t s will C o n t i n g e n t b e r e t u r n e d a t t h e L i b r a r i a n ’* o f ­ fice, J u l y 17 a n d 18. O n l y t h o s e w h o wi l l w i t h d r a w a t e n d o f fi rst t e r m o f s h o u l d c h e c k o u t . s u m m e r s c h o o l E . W . W I N K L E R , L i b r a r i a n . KUEHNE LECTURES ON WEST, FRIDAY Glides Explanations of Colored Slides as They Are Flashed on Screen O pen;ng with a view o f the first mountain peaks as th ey cropped up over the horizon o f the T exas plains, and closing with a slide o f the tourist party ju st as th ey arrived a t their I com edy at A ustin hom e, Dr. John H. Kuehne scenes. o f the U niversity P hysics D epartm ent Friday night gave an illustrated slide lecture at the open-air th ea ter be­ fore a crowd o f about five hundred people, describing his last sum m er’s through Colorado, autom obile New M exico, and Y ellow stone N a­ tional Park. trip CIVE PLW MONDIE NISHI Special Stage Is Built and Scenery Put in Place Final rehearsal will be held Sun­ day for “ The E nchanted C ottage,” the play which will be presented at the W om an’s Gym, Monday night, July 13, by the O utdoor Players. The special sta g e, which was built by U niversity carpenters, w as com ­ pleted Saturday afternoon and ready for the scen ery to be put in place Sunday m orning. D a n c i n g C o m e d y , L o v e The play, which is being shown for the first tim e out o f New' York, com bines every type o f a ctin g from group dancing in the dream scene, love its highest, to the “ The E nchanted C o tta g e” is the last play th at will be sponsored by the Outdoor Players, since the di­ rector, G regory F oley, leaving a fte r the perform ance for Omaha, is director o f the N eb., where he Omaha ComblimTty TTmHTrrr is L o n g e r P l a y Cowboy Songs, Solos, Quar­ tets Are Other Features for Affair An address by C olonel Lindsay B layney, president o f C. I. A ., will be one o f the principal featu res at the banquet o f the G raduate Club on the Stephen F. A ustin ro o f g a r ­ e v en in g at S o ’clock. den M onday Colonel B layn ey will speak on the su b ject o f “ H igher E d u cation ” with special referen ce to the b en efits o f a graduate school, according to S XI. M iles, a mem ber of the e n terta in ­ m ent com m ittee. version o f Other fea tu res o f the program w ill j be m usic by the 141st Field A n il-; lery Band, cow boy songs by Rogei I P eters and J. B. B ram lette, songs I by a male quartet, com posed o f L in­ coln C anfield, J. B. B ram lette, Rogei P eters and Edwin B ooth, accom pa­ nied by Mary Lubbock at the piano, a violin solo by W inona G ause, a reading by Mary Sanders, a vocal selectio n by W inifred A nderson, and a modern the B alcony S cene from “ Rom eo and J u lie t” by Lora Farnsw orth and M innie Arnold. dean o f the Dr. H. W. Harper, G raduate School, is not on th e pro­ gram for a form al address, stated a the com m ittee, but he m em ber o f will the stu d en ts a t som e tim e during the ev en in g inform ally. O ver a hundred reservations had been made Saturday a t noon, Miles stated , and m ore w ere ex p ected dur­ ing the a ftern o o n . T he plates are $1.25 each, and the tick ets are on the Main in the sale B uilding. The requirem ents fo r adm ittance are a tick et, a red tie, and the standing o f a graduate stu d en t. rotunda o f on ly talk to Each m em ber o f the G raduate Club m ay bring a g u est to the banquet, Dr. H. W. H arper, dean o f the Grad­ stated. Married uate D epartm ent, their men are requested to bring their w ives, and unm arried men sw eeth earts. This w ill be the last banquet the Gradutae Club w ill have during the sum m er. F acu lty K entuckians W ill H old Picnic at B arton Springs M onday I * ? y! ers r ® the K entuckians in fa cu lty and sum m er school will hold a picnic at Barton Springs M onday night at 7 o ’clock is the new s given out by Prof. S. E. Gideon o f the E n gin eerin g D e­ partm ent. from In this sum m er session are many persons who are the “ Blue G rass” sta te, said G ideon, and the is given in order to g iv e all picnic K entuckians a chance to becom e ac­ quainted. Those who plan to com e to the picnic are requested to bring their lunches, which w ill be spread own in the park near B arton Springs. A program has been arranged fo r the a ffa ir , and am ong those who will en ­ liven the ev en in g will be G overnor W. H. M ayes, chairm an o f the Jour- nalism m D epartm ent; John K ing o f the A ustin Statesm an and others. E conom ic G eology Bureau Surveying BE HERETUESDAY Journalists Will Write Feature Stories About Austin for Kansas Papers Six journalism stu d en ts from Mis­ souri U niversity School o f Journa­ lism will a r r iv e -on the ‘cam pus Tues­ day m orning accom panied by Prof. is in charge Frank L. M art.n, who Stude D oesn ’t K now Picnic P ostponed; G ets Q uite E xcited t h e d i s t u r b i n g A F o r d r u s h e d u p t o T h e T e x a n s h a c k , a f t e r n o o n q u i e t a n d s t a r t l i n g s e v e r a l l o a f e r s t h e i r wi t *. A “ s t a - h a l f o u t o f c o m b " a d a l i g h t e d a n d i n ­ s i d e . r u s h ‘‘A r e e x c i t e d l y , a n x i e t y . t h e y g o n e ? ” h e i n q u i r e d , a r o u n d w i t h l o o k i n g “ W h o g o n e , w h e r e ? ” l o a f e r s w a n t e d t o k n o w . t o m e o f It t h e p o o r l e a k e d o u t t h a t t h e f i n a l l y b o o b h a d c o m e t h e s h a c k e x ­ t o p e c t i n g t o find h i t d a t e a n d g o t o I h e Tcsxan p i c n i c . I m a g i n e h i t c h a g r i n w h e n h e f o u n d h e h a d n e g l e c t e d t o r e a d o n t h e b u l l e t i n b o a r d t h a t t h e p i c n i c h a d b e e n p u t o ff u n t i l M o n d a y . G ray, Form er Student P rexy, V isits H ere E Transportation to Barton Springs Will Be Furnished Free of Charge AV i th the Students P ublications Board furnishing the ice cold w ater­ m elons and Sam m ys La P alm ’s or­ chestra the m usic, approxim ately se v ­ enty-five m em bers o f Tho T exan staff will go to Barton Springs M onday evening June 13, at 7 o ’clock, to par­ take of the w aterm elon feed , dance, and swim which will be given to members o f the staff as a part award for their work during the term , a c­ cording to T he Texan editors. Dr. Kuehne showed slides o f the Garden o f the Gods, the cliff dw ell­ ings, and Pikes Peak, all o f which centered around Colorado Springs, and then skipped to central W yom ing and the “ H ell’s H alf A cre.” With the entrance o f the Shoshone Canon, however, the slides increased in pro-] portion w ith the points o f interest. V iew s o f the precipitous canon roads were shown, and a slide o f the Shoshone dam. Once in a park, much o f the tim e was given to a study o f the wild anim al life , including bear, In regard to the m oose, and beaver. last, a bever dam in the Y ellow ston River was show n. The m ajority o f the anim al pictures w ere taken at close range, show ing their gen tlen ess. The last part o f the lecture was given over to the natural phenom ena o f the park, and Dr. K uehne g ave shore e x ­ Slides o f the num erous planations. werf * j eluding Old F a ith a n d The G iant geyser. The G iant gey ser, largest one in the world, erupts at irregular intervals, but on an average o f about three tim es a year. ---------------------- o .........................- Sunday Club to H ear V isitin g Educators is This story the sum m er session* the first sum m er that a o f new s and featur<* w ritln* at i n ­ group o f players has been organized sour*‘ W hile here, they will be an­ at the U niversity. The first plays at- s^ ned a ^eature apiece to tem pted by the organization proved wr*te up ^or K ansas * ity and St. so successful that the players deter-! Louis neW8paper8 which th e y rePre‘ mined to give stu d en t, and fa cu lty a longer play.! T h e w The co-operation o f som e o f the best p,etm B a m<'ntfc'a m aterial o f the Curtain Club with com petent director, who m akes p la y 1'™' producing his business, has enabled I Sunday n,orriin* the players to produce a play which ; and w i" leave T u<'*'l»y is artistic as w ell as well handled, F oley said. 8tu,k'"ls »«> ju st com - tour o f vari"us a [ partB "f th e U n ,t‘’'1 S ta t*™ aml Mex ,n San A ntonio Th<-y arriv'''1 tl»' « n i- . versitv t ru m sa ^nt , T ickets for the perform ance will be on sale M onday m orning in the dow nstairs o f the Library and at the W om an’s Gym. Tickets may also be bought at the door Monday night. B A G B Y V I S I T S N athe P. B agby, Texan worker dur­ ing the long session of 1922-23, was a visitor cam pus Saturday moning. He is a reporter on the D al­ las N ew s. the on originally com posed The party o f fea tu re story writ­ ers was o f seven boys with the instructor, but Archie Gray, graduate o f the Law was later reduced to six when one of th eir number was forced to leave School of the U n iv ersity and m em ber M exico C ity and return to his home of the Longhorn football team and in K ansas City because o f the high I president o f the S tu d en ts’ A ssocie- in altitude. T hey will return to th e U niversity A ustin, visiting friends. He was ac- o f M issouri Tuesday n igh t at 11:40 com panied to Austin by his w ife, who p. rn., a fte r which th ey w ill write was Katherine B rougher, and also a p p * A C O C K S V / f f f up the various fea tu re stories for student of the U niversity. j M issouri newspapers from the data j Archie is a m em ber o f a law firm] which they gathered on their m onth’s I at E nnis, and has a good practice. trip. | He will return to E nnis Tuesday. in the U n iversity, I Ton while -o— is Chinese Girl and Preachers Wife Among 75 Persons Dutton, Life Guard' Has Saved stated President legislature, A date list h a s been posted on the this year. Busses w 5ll be provided to take the crowd to and from Barton Springs including free, Everything w ill be transportation, swim m ing, dancing, and eating. H i g h e r S a l a r y that Splawn Dean B ell’s salary, as provided by the la st is $5,000, w hereas the U niversity o f Ohio offers him $7,500. President Splawn commented is one o f four or that Dean Bell five strong men that have been a t­ tracted aw ay from the U n iversity In each case fa cilities for a ssig n m e n t board in J Hall, and every research and teaching were offered member o f the staff who is going which the U niversity does not now to the w aterm elon feed is requested have available, and in each case the salary offered was from $1,000 to $2,500 above the maxim um at the President o f T exas. U niversity Splawn expressed that he regretted the loss o f Dean Bell and high ap­ preciation o f his services during the thirteen years that he has had charge o f the B usiness A dm inistration. PLAY MAJESTIC MIDNIGHT SHOW (C ontinued on Page 6) The follow in g paragraph is also taken from Dean B ell’s letter: B y V i v i a n R i c h a r d t o n N o m eetin g o f the Sunday Club was held last Sunday on account o f; If it were not for the adven­ the Fourth o f July. The program for the m eetin g o f Ju ly 12 is in charge turous spirit of women and o f Levi Blassingam e. The plan o f strangers Barton Springs swim- the Sunday Club to asked v isitin g ming pool would n o t need a life least that's what educators speak at the various Sunday evening j Jim m ie Dutton o f H ouston, fo r two m eetings has proved quite p op u lar years lift guard at A ustin’s bathing j pool, believes. For, out o f the sev- with the m em bers. entry-five persons he has saved from drowning, on ly tw o have been men. from other colleg es to j guard. A t A ceordm g to Roy M artin, vice­ president, the sum m er attendance, which has been very good, recently has been increased by the return of a num ber o f m embers from their va­ cations. Y e l l s f o r H e l p “ G irls,” said D utton, “ alw ays have a desire to go ju st a little further out. Som etim es th ey w ant to show off. Then they swim too far, becom e e x ­ hausted, and have to be brought out. Again, som e ca n ’t swim a t all, b u t j floundering around rn the w ater, g et strangled, and their friends y ell for] help. And, again, no one know s ju st how som e it happens — suddenly woman is going under and you divei a fter her.” W orkm en B usy P lacing Foundation L H all o f the U niversity is m aking geologic the U n iv ersity is m aking geo lo g ic su rveys in Stonew all and Denison co u n ties. The survey o f Stonew all the cou n ty is b eing made by Dr. L. T . shack, P a tto n . While working for the State * which was moved last w eek to make Board o f W ater E ngineers in 1923, room for the new recitation building Dr. Patton made an exam ination of parts o f Stonew all county and is now com Dieting the report. on the east side o f the cam pus. W orkm en are busy placing for the zoology foundation The survey o f D enison county is b ein g made by P rof. W. M. W inton, who has previously made a report on Tarrant and Johnson co u n ties. The zoology shack has been located directly opposite T Hall and will be used as a laboratory and office build­ ing. All laboratories for zoology are now being held in the new B iology building. Perhaps, too, women m ake more trouble for the life guard because a j sm aller percentage o f them than o f I men know' how to swim , D utton su g ­ gested. But all strangers m ust be w atched. N ot knowing the pool a t walk across in the clear cool water and are Barton Springs, a ttem p t to j that appears so shallow' they j What is there to a m idnight show ; thrft makes it different from the reg- J ular run o f m oving picture shows? m ightily indignant when they su d ­ denly step into a hole and go under. B u t small boys and men are al- “ I wish, how ever, to congratulate you on the fo resigh t which you Ijave shown in providing for a strong fac- Univ those students who have h a d .ulty in Business A dm inistration for the thrilling exp erien ce o f atten d in g the com ing year. E xcellen t progress a midnight m atinee know o f the dif- j3 being m ade to com plete this pro- f ii! ms p h e r e tnat pervades the;g-rani> an(j j would like to co-operate in my trip E ast, which I * ways w illing to co operate, D utton bashed on the screen after 12 o’clock hope to m ake in a short tim e, in com­ finds, pleting th ese arrangem ents for next year. I am confident that the School o f B usiness A dm inistration w ill have facu lty n ex t year that its history. M oreover, tha t you w ill see to it that its Roberts, m anager o f the fu tu re prospects are fu lly realized.” .th e m ,” he said, “ is when they a t > d d f n *n^ j tem pt to ‘show off* before I friends and do som e fancy stu n t too I t l e s{l°w . fooling that a person has j the strongest girl j ^ en drops into the theater fo tj ^ has had in ni ght. O nly those students who seen one o f the M ajestic mid- “ O nly trouble I ever have with U * mfttin ees can appreciate fancy even for them . But a fter all, Boy* Show O ff show when the picture is with you vv wde their the j J j j J M ajestic T heater arui form er U n iv e r -; ^ K student, if students sleep while; p* Q__________ * rn* • A ,,U ~ L r i • ' >" arfl at a m idnight show. H e I n A will em phatically tell you that the] Will Leave July 20 r„';wl is f.“,r "T awak; 7 ' “? rry on more than the crowd at any tim e For Dubuque, Iowa “ £ A ’,K.k w i„ Dr and M rl "the women are the cause o f th a t.” I D utton, who w ill receive his LL.D, j D egree from the Law School o f the j I U niversity learned Red in A u gu st, ' Cross life saving m ethods last sum - ; mer under Dr. A. Caswell Ellis o f I the U niversity. He learned to swim the ; before he was 7 years old in day. never contem plated bayous and ponds around H ouston cure^ and had For Sunday night Roberts has se- A arsity Peacocks to open life his k n i g h t show. They will keep j savin g as a livelihood until he was you awake if you are inclined to sleep. o ffered the position at B arton’s last I s u m m e r . He had h o w e v e r,; much practice in w ater aport* a t U P orte, where he a t t e n d e d St. M a r y ’* L f A c a d e m y for two year*. A p a r ty wiB 't a ‘ givcn „„ th(, |a w n the Univi,r s ity B a p lis( C h u rc h Monday evening fro m 8 to IO o'clock (by the B .Y .P .U . Games, fun, and ice ^_______ _ P A R T Y B Y P U S»v«dl C h i n e s e G i r l had, D eapite the fact t h a t his m ornings j cream will be abundant. — ----- (C ontinued on page 2 ) the B .Y .P .U . jbers of i come, and visitors w ill be welcome, I are urged leave Ju ly 20 for Dubuque, Iowa, where they w ill study for six w eeks in the G raduate School o f Theology. Rev. Mr. A ulick will take his D oc­ tor’s degree in Theology from Du­ buque U niversity in two more sum ­ mers. In the absence o f Dr. Aulick the pulpit w ill be occupied by Rfcv, W . C. Raines o f Louisville, Ky. Rev. Mr. Raines is a g ra d u a te o f the Louis- All mein-J Ville Baptist Seminary* and w ill be tu the professor o f the John C. Tow nes I Bible Chair fo r the com ing year. * STUDENTS WILL HAVE WA TERM ELON FE A S I TUESDAY NIGHT lf E JI I nillLL BE HELD IN FRONT ■ , w ords o f a S p an ish song “ ( ancon j 'ie Ami r," He does not pose as a Lot* th e S ta t e ru n g w r itte n b y R a n - 1 m u sicia n hut his in te r e st in m usical lo v e r o f adolph A, H ayne?, in str u c to r in Span- c o m p o sitio n s Pop-Ups and Bingies VARSITY SPANISH INSTRUCTOR COMPOSES ONE OF STATE SONGS T E I TA MEET EL Kish at th e U n iv e r sity , fo r t h e S ta te m u sic. “ All H ail to T e x a s ” is th e nam e “ N o ngwa from th e N am a ll T o u r - 1 P a y T e n By Alton J. Luck#tt la on ly as a r n ' •4r H I SOO Pounds of Melon On* ^ Thai*, mar, V a r sity n e t sta r s, Exhibition to n a y ,” says Hr. IX A . P e iiic k , L on g- horn te n n is co a c h . L ew is W h ite and j ! I™ ? ia -t I C h ih In v ita tio n T o u r n e y w eek. At p r e se n t th e y are p la y in g i p relim in a ry m a tc h e s in a n o th er m eet j la S y r a c u se , N. Y. h eld Deep Take Place y at •» 7 :3 0 o ’CIock at t o n * c o n te s t held a t th e s u g g e s tio n H ayn e? r e c e iv e d h is IL A . D e g r e e ; ’o f E x -G overn or P at M. N e f f . T h a f|5° » i h e U n iv e r sity rn lh 18 and his j , f JM .A . in I fit 9 w ith Phi B e ta K appa, j m a jo r in g in .Spar i d? and m in o r ,n g in I Italian and F ren ch , He I p la ted h is w ork tow ard hi? D o cto r’s s o n g has b een s e le c te d a s on e th e six to be su b m itte d f o r th e a p ­ p roval o f ♦the n e x t le g is la tu r e . h as cobs-: A com fortable, convenient, range dered for “Feed” at 7 :3 0 p .m . BLUNKET TIX NEGESSlBt Is Last Social Gathering to Be Held in Firit Sum ­ mer Term With 'Mud” Sprague P o in t grid tu g . n e x t sea.son, T e x a s ) is sh o o t certain to breek b lin th< Eastern lim elight. Thv hu*ky should give any ta c k le in th e on th« f o o t b a ll in w« f Under Coaching of Roy Hen C a p t u r e d S o u t h e r n Title in Last Meets haJ1 h w i j cham p,«,n« fo r th* J * * tw o y — • _ A “»u " * « * « “ « # t e f J Southern ars, in th e reach o f ord in a ry v o ic e m ake th e -orig corn posed by H a y n e d a ily su ite d to ma. * s in g in g , rh a ra r fet »/.'• I by a sim p le r tn rn. fly and m any e le m e n ts airs co n ta in - historical, inspiration a1, and relativ ely b rief. T he stanza# are not in poetry form but the word# are m ade to f it the m usical qunli th a t good lo a m e d , it are; nat ional I in * D upree in C hicago U n iv ersity , w here; es re*. I he held a fellow ship. For five years I in j It is I D a y her hun beers an m elody ! 'Y e Rom ance la n g u a g e D ep a rtm en t instructor o ■------------ W o rk m e n A re B usy O n F o u n d a tio n W o rk R ecitatio n B uilding r * t h a n M o r e f o W e* h u i j d r e d j f i f t e e n p o u n d * o f ic e - c o ld w a t e r m e l o n s j A rm y A rm y h a v e b e# n sjet'Ured t o f e e d t rn a t le a st on e mart tm the annual all- S u m m e r S c h o o l s t u d e n t * a t a Am erican te a m s a? f u r back a s m em ­ w a t e r m e l o n f e a s t w h i c h w i l l Ik * ory g o e s and with the en tra n ce of given Tuesday evening at I do o'clock “ F igh tin g Red” Sprague, the school in front of the Main B u d d in g , Record- on th e H udson should be a b le to con­ in # to Miss Lucy' I. Newton and MISH tinue her proud reco rd . Nina G lass, who are in charge of the affair. m atched aga in st the strong!*** *• w ill bt FT Patio' tea m in a sw im m in g m eet w hich w ill be sta g e d M onday e v e n in g a t 7 :3 0 o ’clock a t D eep Eddy. The e x h ib itio n w ill b e fr e e to ev e ry o n e, com p osed o f c d ruegt A. B. G r a n g e r, va M ayfield, P ra ter , A be P ark s, F red N a g e l, and The A u stin te a m J o e * * ■.. -m*. * , g Eau , i “ G ood p o e tr y c a n n o t he net to mu sic well and retain its o rig .Mfd poet- j Seat q u a lities,” said H ayn es, “ m r can I m usic bt* a d a p te d to a certain piece \ i j o f p o etry and i - retain •, its o rig in a l i ” ” - T in team s and a crew tw e n ty workm en are busy o f about w o rk in g on the fo u n d a tio n fo r the n ew 1 4 0 0 , 1 1 OOO re c ita tio n b u ild in g , w h ich , is to I .v.n charm . Ait bough m usic p oetry and poetry CWntains m usic, and south o f B. $i«M t$gpg nre independent a r ts.” contains I be erected eff^t o f the Main building only cam pus j dorm itory for boys— and k e a r the old sit** o f L H all, one-tim e zoo shack, win* Ii ic* i boon moved farther down t he U niversity pub­ the hill to h licity department* o It will be necessary for students to present their blanket tax for identi­ fication purposes, or they w ill be charged IO cents, Mi.cs Newton stated. “ This is tl*e last social gathering lo The o f Big Joe W ard as fresh m an Una co a ch is u n d o u b te d ly a severe blow to O r a n g e a n d W h ite football prospect* in years to com e. Th. team which w ill he -cen in ac­ tion 1b the sam e on e that won tim , « tw o , ch a m p io n sh ip so u th er n that will he held for the first term , I T ex** sport follo w ers have been ans* j V&titM I D u rin g and (he students will not have another J mu* to have old “T ” men a* coaches : ^ w ag*f0arh<.t, hy Roy Hen-' chance th is term to take ad vantage o f ever sin c e Clyde L ittlefield 's team d e n o n who Sg now eonnected with; * ! .,J . an inform al get-together, I the outdoor training camp o f A le x , top said. fo r fo r these M w New- y0Mrg, * , . W aite, near K errville, F ran k F ie ld s. . tlr co n feren ce champion fir s t'w o n A , .. „ ship. W ard s o f tm W esley C ollege o ffe r m akes him tho instilu acceptance G reenville B e llm o n t H e a d “ S h e e r L. TheOb Bellmont, head "site#*” for j Bellm ont o f the “ All H ail to Texas'* was selected one o f by th e recant legislature a the six bongs which WHI be sung be* . ear. fore the legislature again n e x t At th a t tim e the S ta te so n g will be c h o en nod a prize o f JI I .OOO will be given the warner o f th# < infest. The song a.; yet- has lied been pub­ lished but will at an ca tty date Im ready for distribution. Form* year# ag p H ay rn ; com p osed th e m u sic and A large circular aw, boder, arid other eq.dortv-et i • on tho ground, a ^ is being tem porary office building constructed, and the work o f e*ea-; vat Ion fen the ba emenfc is ex p ected to p.- com pleted in about tw o w eeks, stated one of tin* forem en . P l a n ft’s a real moc* rn business need and the Harrells are glad to extend it to you and every one who is entitled to credit. I he Ten-Pay Plan is tho plan that capitalists and big corporations use in dealing with buying of rail­ roads, m anufactories— W e simply use the modified way and adapt to retail selling of clothes. in it l ake a $40 suit for exam ple— You pay I-5 dow n, $8.0 0 ; weekly p aym ents of $3.20 — and you will be surprised how quickly you pay o u t— You can m ake your then J - * payments larger if you v/isb, bul make 30 that you can meet them . W e are selling people w ho w a n t G O O D clothes, but could not afford to pay dow n the full a m o u n t of price— W e make it easy to pay out. tho watermelon L ed , will be assisted turn. by six students in the carving of the waterm elons. “ W aterm elon feasts for Mini mer stu- The Sum m er School social commit- | Xh*- writer recen tly ran across .Mr dents are traditional affairs and have I ^ vt. Venne in San A ntonio. Venue boot) given for the last seven years. I wjjj rem em bered as the refer**!* o f In the p a st more students take part ^ T exas a . & M .-Texas football in th is form of entertainm ent than am| basketball gam es for the past years. The form er C arlisle In- any other,” M iss N ewton stated.* bad ju st returned from a visit tee, headed by Dr. Milton G utw h, has [ lo A h , x WaiUf»s above Kerr- been responsible for many different i v jjj0 ^ w here he was much inapresaetJ system and order social affairs w hich have been given I by t’h# Hp| pndid for the benefit o f the Sum m er School j am ong the boys. A ln,ut : thirty high school boys are attend- student*. camp and g o in g to sum m er Among these are the reception P*>* j w h oo! on the sam e grounds, report* M*ny Receptions jn^. , Yeti ne. faculty members and students, a trip to the capitol and th e governor’s m an­ sion. a reception at the G arcia and Wrenn libraries, trips to the French em bassy and N ey studio, and faculty readings each week. R efreshm ents have been served at each one o f these affairs. The waterm elon fe a st will be the last kind of entertainm ent held this term under the auspices of the Sum ­ mer School com m ittee, Dr. Gutaeh, chairm an, Mated. social < ’.oat* h VVillia rn J. Disch o f Texa* (or Southern M ethodist U n iversity is restin g far up in the U n iv ersity ) according ti wilds c f W isconsin, legal pre s rep orts. We b&ttli*, equal in in ten sity to the T en­ nessee E v olaition ( one when Unci* Billie re! urns. is deter mined to have Disch an coach, but T exas is m ore determ ined. ex p e c t a S. M. ll. CHINESE GIRL (Continued From F t I) F ootball equipm ent for next year will cost, over $3,500, reports D irec­ tor B ellm ont, N everth eless, such an in vestm en t vs if! pay fo r its e lf a bun dred fold ere next gridiron season is over. taken up with less exciting are and properties, studies o f sta tu tes life ?.sv;ng im m ensely. Dutton Uke- In one day- -the Fourth o f July, 1024— he brought four persona out o f the w ater, all o f whom were strangers to th e pool. During last gummer he saved 53 live-' and up to date this year has saved *23, inciud- j rig three school teacher? and a preach- I from Boston* «t% w ife. lea g u er, H orace Kibble, w as given a bench w arm ing with an inferior New England team . “ F lop” him flopped hack to his home in this number a C hinese girl j #a muni b e the life gu a rd ’* the cool o f the — arni Hut*-rn knows it. By the way the late a fte r ­ a g irl steps into the water, by the way abe act* after the first few min­ utes after *h< in, he ran tell w hether she la likely ta need assist anise or nm, practice ground# In early m orning and 1 boon. im pressed by his appi-ar- Springs ar* ance. acream* “ If ti ptrl approached g in g e r ly , fi­ nally fab* in, if anyone touche* her, and does not. a ttem p t to swim Die first few nun Ute# she i i rn tile w ater, I rem em ber the col­ or o f her bathing cap. Howe than likely sh#TI need help before her sw im *• o v er,” he said. Watch** Em H e m o s t watch, too, the men who dive without looking t to see if a swimmer bs beneath the diving board and the hey* w ho p la y fu lly push into th e water. And one another this brawny tribute to certainly a swimmer*# skill h the fact that each of, the 76 persons ha has saved have been brought from the w ater before they were u n c o n sc io u s. Datum denies ever having receiv­ ed mash nota# from girls* but cer­ to Barton going tainly co-fed* “G o oh, so# the big fife guard! Couldn’t he jm t aave you, th ou gh !” they exclaim . His frien d s, too, tell a story that sJjo%s that his services d o n ’t go u n ­ noticed by the flapper sex. A few w eeks ago the Saturday E vening Dost carried a picture co v ­ er o f a strong-arm ed lite guard, hi? broad chest decorated with medal? and a sm ile on his fa ce. In a few day? D utton began receiv in g an In­ creased am ount o f m ail. From all over the S ta te cam e anonym ous le t­ ter# con tain in g that picture, clipped from the P ost and addressed in fem* I mine handw riting, “T here were a hundred o f ’em ,” hi# friend# sa y . Which show's that life guarding bring# more than pe- j cuniary rem uneration, after all. And still Dutton says he will prat*-1 Gee law* the rest o f his life ! WI rn rn m g stars will be Included in the galaxy o f A ustin I e m re Vera) southern * hatnpions. Granger is at present southern springboard cham pion, and Prater was champion in the .-.ame ev en t la st year, G i l b e r t is recognized as one o f the fa ste st sw im m ers in the country (Ie was barely beat out in the IOO-! yard swim in the last s o u t h e r n meet, Ilia tim e in this even t bettered th e old southern record by a fra ctio n o f a aecorid, the is one o f Fred N agle few backstroke artists in T exas. He has practiced this stroke for several years* and is said to have alm ost gained per­ fection. Other m em bers o f the team are well known. M ayfield has few peers in middle distance swim s. The m eet Monday evening will be the first one this season for both the Austin team and the EJ Paso team In A ugust the Austin sw im m ers will) attend the southern m eet at Dallu* in an attem pt to defend and retail their title as southern cham pions. M URPHY IN W ELLESLEY w o rd has been received this w e d from the Rev. Dubose Murphy, wh< is visiting at W ellesley C ollege, We! Ie .ley, Mass., by m embers of th? Sunday Club, saying that they may exp ect him back in Austin in a few week?. C A M P U S S H O P E xpert Cleaning and Pressing for MEN and WOMEN P H O N E 4 9 9 8 H A V E Y O U T R I E D THE UNIVERSITY CAFETERIA? It’s cool, co n v e n ie n tly lo­ cated, econom ical, a n d you may cho o se qu ick ly fro m a large v ariety of food. H O URS OF S E R V IN G : B reakfast, 6:.TO to 7:45 Dinner 12 to 1:30 Supper, 6 to 7 Sunday Breakfast* 7 ;15 to 8:45 T h e S e r v i c e Y o u r W a t c h M u s t H a v e Good care m akes th e life of a watch longer than th a t of a man—and oiling is necessary to good care. P ro p er lubrication requires oiling of small bracelet w atches every six or eight m onths-—of men's w atches once a year. To do this th e w atch must be taken down and the p arts cleaned of d r y oil, grit and dust, and reassem ­ bled with extrem e care and skill. W hen your watch needs service or repairs of any n ature, the w ork will be done most advantageously for you here. J u ly is a good month to have your watch a tte n d e d — easy to rem em ber t h a t time for re g u la r inspection. Bring your w atch in today. C a r l M a y e r C o . Jewelers - Silversmith* 6 1 8 Congress Ave. S P L A S H ! H a v e y o u been to D eep E d d y lately?* If not, y o u h ave m issed e n jo y in g th e n e w slide th a t h as ju s t b een c o m p le te d . i h e fastest a n d safest in th e S outh. C om e o u t to d a y a n d tak e a p lu n g e in th e cool spot of A u stin . DEEP EDDY BEACH Perfumes W het I 1 es you p re fe r im p o rte d or A m e ric a n perfumes* y o u will be d elighted w ith th e new a s s o rtm e n t now un display. I I e r r a re p iq u a n t odors, held g e n tly ca p tiv e in d is­ tinctive con tain ers, re a d y on the in sta n t e n h a n c e w o m a n ly chai in. to G riffith's p e rfu m e selection s are indeed, a n d ea c h b o ttle varied se e m in g ly is lovelier th a n th e rest. A truly th o u g h tfu l gift for a frie n d or for y uorself. GRIFFITH DRUG COMPANY Scarbrough Bldg. I he coolest an d m ost s a n ita ry s w im m in g place in th e S outh . D rive o u t e a rly in th e m o rn in g o r late at n i g h t —y o u will be re ­ fre sh ed a n d th e hot s u m m e r d a y s will seem s h o rte r a n d m o re p leasan t. 1 B a r t o i k O w n e d a n d O p e r a te d by C ity of A u stin THEATER ROW Mi a n t e L. P e l c i e n , E d i t o r STARS AT MAJESTIC * # O <« ,i(p + Jack H o lt in Fil rn F ro m P o p u la r Novel The line form,- on ihe right af the MONDAY AND TUE SDAY W E D N E S D A Y A N D T H U R S D A Y T E X A S THEATER “ l r / r s i f if \s* P in if Ii a m e J A M E S KI RKWOOD ANNA Q. NI LSSON Majestic Theater Thursday, Friday and Saturday and there are at least, a half dozen good reason for it. “I ho Light o f Western Stars,” which i the main film attraction, is a Zano Grey story, and, of course, Mr. Grey’s numerous roaders are f!< ok ing to sot* if Paramount'* a version duos it justice. Jack Holt, Noah Booi v arid Love, who art' featured in the duet ion, have a host o f admirers am ong local pieture-goers, and they are all tinning < ut on masse to cheer for the r favorites, Then again, the name o f William K. Howard, the p r o ­ excellence, as many native movie fans know, since it was be who pro­ duced that fam ous western epic* "Tho Thundering Herd.” A nna,Q. Nilsfcon a/**, Lew is S t o n e try The TailKer" ducer, is a guarantee o f directorial NOW SHOWING AT TEXAS L ew C ody a n d C o n ra d Nagel F R I D A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y JO H N G I L B E R T — NORM A SHEARER C O N R A D NAGEL In M a j e s t i c : S u n d a y , m i d n i g h t m a t i n e e , A n n a Q. N i l s s o n a n d L e w i s S t o n e Sn “ T h e T a l k e r , * a l s o M o n d a y , T u e s d a y a n d W e d n e s d a y ; T h u r s - in “ T h e L ig h t o f W e s t e r n S t a r s . ’* d a y , F r i d a y a nd S a t u r d a y , J a c k H o i t in “ C h i c k i e . ” M o n d a y , T u e s d a y a n d W c d n e s t h e S n o w C o u n t r y , ” in Q u e e n : D o r o t h M a c k a i l l i n “ T r a c k e d d a y ; R i o - t i n- t i n, t he w o n d e r d o g 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 . T e x a s : M o n d a y , T u e s d a y , A n n a Q. N i l s s o n in “ T h e W o r l d ” ; W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y Ma rr i a g e' * ; F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y , J c h n Gi l be r t in “ T h e S n o b . ” E l e a n o r B o a r d m a n T o p t h e in " S o T h i s Is o f H a n c o c k : H o u s e P e t e r s in “ T h e T o r n a d o , ’’ M o n d a y , T u e s d a y W e d n e s d a y ; A n n a Q. N i l s s o n in “ I n m o c e n c e , 1' S a t u r d a y ; a l s o m u s i c a l c o m e d y e v e r y da y . T h u r s d a y , a n d F r i d a y a n d THE TALKER’ AT MAJESTIC FEATURES VERSION STAGE HIT An imposing array o f favorites alone* can be guaranteed as good Fair­ from Marion f a x ’s s t ^ g e hit o f the same t i tl e, and form the cast o f “ The Talker,” First screcn- entertainm ent. N a tio n a l’s latest o f f e r i n g at the Ma- jestic Theater Sunday midnight m at­ inee, Monday, Tuesday and W ednes­ day. Th(J atory while it Jon folds a rapid succession o f tense lo v e scenes and thrills, Anda irr the prosaic figure of a its basis In the featured roles we found Anna Q. Nilsson, as beautiful and as g orgeously costumed as ever; and woman who the polished and likes to talk. immaculate Lewis S. Stone. These two were last seen j is one o f those ultra-modern here together in “ Inez From H o l l y - women who believes in the freedom ! ° f her s e x * anc* she d efies hcr hus~ w ood.” in the lesser roles are s e e n band to curb tier. Miss Nilsson as And Shirley Mason, in the Marshall and others almost equally I role o f the sile n t or rather .silenced scope for some as well known. Thus “ The Talker,” from its cast ■' excellent p ortra ya ls.__________________ Jan Keith, Tully! the talking w i f e , and Stone hates housework and husband, find id ea l HOUSE PETERS STARRED IN THE TORNADO’ AT HANCOCK Crashing, hurtling logs tossed ahead of a resistless torrent make a terrifying spectacular background for some o f the thrilling action in Universal-Jewel “The Tornado,” starring House Peters, which will be shown at the Hancock T heater com­ m encing Monday. “ The Tornado” is the screen ver­ sion o f the famous Lincoln J. Car­ ter melodrama od the sa m e nam e and the part played by P e te r s is one o f the most heroic long motion picture career. in his The scene o f the action is a log­ forests, and gin g camp, the g r e a t the turbulent w a te r s o f a river down which thousands o f logs float to the mills guided ar*d controlled in their passage by the skill and daring of man. TEXAS’ PARAMOUNT FEAT URE THE TOP OF THE WORLD’ The T exas Theater will have an The picture has all th e com pelling exceptionally fine film attraction be­ drama you have com e t o expect in ginning Monday afternoon when Ethel M. Dell’s w ritin gs; it has all P aram ount’s picture version o f Ethel the consummate for which M. D ell’s famous novel “The Top Anna Q. Nilsson, J a m e s Kirkwood, of the W orld” makes its local debut. Raymond Hatton and Sheldon Lewis like vigorous melo­ For those who are noted; and it has all the fine drama love-interest, finish and dash which o n ly such an this screen play will fill the bill from [experienced director as George Mel- soup to nuts. I ford could give it. tinctured with a cting ALL-STAR CAST IS FEATURED IN ‘CHICKIE’ AT THE QUEEN Thrills, love, interest, pathos, sus­ pense, unusual dramatic situations, beautiful settings, real com edy and such as is seldom an all-star cast seen in one picture— all these are found in First National’s la te st mo­ tion picture, “ Chickie,” at the Queen and Theater. Monday, Tuesday, W ednesday. For genuine entertainm ent, which is a to equal. includes the proper proportion of laughs and tears, “ Chickie” will be hard love story It that appeals not only to every fem ­ inine heart, but to the masculine as well. And to our w ay o f thinking every city and town has its Chickie Bryces. Dorothy Mackaill in the title role gives the finest portrayal o f her screen c a r e e r. She gives an intelli­ STARTS TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT! I he V a rs ity P ea c o c k s ’ O rc h e s tra P la y s to n ig h t h o r th e M id n ite M atin ee H A N C O C K M O N D A Y — T U E S D A Y W E D N E S D A Y H a r d i ng & Ki ml i n P r e s e n t T h e H i g h l y E n t e r t a i n i n g M usi ca! C o m e d y OUR BABY N i f t y Girls A t t r a c t i v e S c e n e r y T H U R S D A Y — F R I D A Y S A T U R D A Y T h e B i g g e s t L a u g h o f t h e S e a s o n O n t he S c r e e n — House Peter* in “ I he Tornado” “ N E G R O E S T H A T D O N ’T T A L K ” w i t h A n n a Q. Nilsson I *ewis S to n e S h ir I ey M aso n I ully M arsh all ZA N E G R E Y ’S ‘ I he L ight of W e ste rn S ta r s ” A L o B EN T U R P I N POM EDY and R ATHE N EW S — JACK HOLT — BIL L IE DOVE — NOAH H EE R Y S ta rts I h u r sci a y - Y O U ’LL LEARN ABOUT WOMEN FROM HER! — sh e m a d e m en lig h t * - a he m a d e women cheat — s h e b ro k e h er h u s b a n d 's h e a r t V STRONG DRAMA O F AN U L T R A - M O D E R N WOMAN H ob art B osw orth and. D o r o t h y M a r Kip J JI / * “C h i c 1' 5 GORSICH GIRL III 'PLIER P l Miss B etty Bronson Lived in T exas B efore A ppearing on the Screen Showing fo r the third time in A us­ tin “ Peter Pan,” drew a large crowd to the campus open air theater Sat­ urday night. The picture has had a long run in all the larger cities of the United States, and in many cases has been shown more than tw o or three times. youth with U nconquerable its triumph o f the make-believe world over the material side o f life was the them e o f “Peter P a n ,” which was secured fo r the campus showing by Mrs. C. J. Moore, head o f the Visual Instruction Department. The story w as a romantic fantasy o f the spirit o f eternal youth show ing the unquenchable forces which color youth and lend fitness to the imagination. B e tty Bronson as Peter Pan leads youth with her through the N ever N ever Land, on through the m aterialistic pirates to happiness. the for- Her home was at Miss Bronson, who played Corsicana. T he W onder D og in N ew Picture, Q ueen gent and convincing o f the poor typist wealth and luxury. interpretation I leading part in the picture, is who lungs for j,ner T exas girl. COOL Q U E E N -COOL The Queen Theater has for its at­ traction Thursday, Friday and Sat­ urday another of those remarkable Warner Bros, starring Rin-Tin-T»n, the uncannily sagacious German shepherd dog. This time the story is called “ Tracked in the Snow C ountry.” photoplays Rin-Tin-Tin has made a number o f “ Where the pictures, am ong them North B egins,” “Find Your Man,” and “ The Lighthouse by the Sea,” with the result that most people who are at all regular in their attendance at photoplay theaters have seen him at some tim e or other. Any picture in which he is starred is ch iefly in­ teresting for particular new the thrill which he gives it— since he can always be upon to do depended som ething which dogs are not in the habit o f doing. -------------- o— - A n n a Q. N ilsson in D ram a o f “Innocence” locked herself What would you do if a lady came to your home, in a room with you, and then threatened to phone for her husband and tell him that you were holding her there by force? That was the situation faced when Fay Dan Coilingwood Leslie confronted him. What Col­ li ngwood did— and why F ay placed him in such an ambiguous position is one o f the highlights o f “ Innocence,” a tense motion picture drama w h;ch comes to the Hancock Theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. An­ na Q. Nilsson reaches new emotional heights to ber screen career as F a y . ! Jeannette Collett IN A SERIES OF DANCES A T T H E Hancock Opera House A ssisted by M rs. G ae d c k e , V iolinist, an d M rs. R eu ter, S in g er W ednesday E vening, July 1 6 8 :3 0 P.M . Prices: Entire low er floor $1 .00 B alcony ....................................................50 Reserved seats on sale tom orrow at box office I T ’S O N A M IL L IO N L IP S f S T A R T I N G T O MO R R O W -STARTING THURSDAY RIN-TIN-TIN ‘T h e W o n d e r *Dog~ in TRACKED in the SNOW COUNTRY* Pi rec ted by Herman Haymaker J notable mupporUtif cast inducing J U N E MARLOWE DAVID BUTLER* MITCHELL LEWIS CHARLES SELLON P R I N C E S S L E A S lcry b y - 14w»r<| Me s e t t e r A M astery T h rille r AH W e e k — T i m e s of S h o w s 11:00 1:00 3 :00 5 :00 7:00 9 :00 C o m i n g N e x t W e e k A l s o T h e E v e r L a u g h - P r o d u c i n g S p a t F a m i l y In “ R U B B E R N E C K ” ‘H a v e y ou h e a r d t he s t o r y o f Ch i c ki e ? A n d s o it k e e p s on — -a m i l ­ lion he a r t s h a v e r e s p o n d e d t o this l i t t l e girl w h o w a n t e d m o r e t h a n s h e h a d — w h o took l o v e r a t h e r t h a n m i l l i o n s — w h o c o u l d ha v e b e e n a Q u e e n f o r r i c h e s , but c a st all a s i de f o r o n e t r u e l o v e . C h i c k i e ha s b e e n r e a d b y mi l l i o ns , a n d n o w — l o o k a t t h e c a s t so s u p e r b l y p o r t r a y i n g it o n t h e s c r e e n : D o r o t h y M a c k a i l , G l a d y s B r o c k w e l l , H o b a r t B o s w o r t h . M y r t l e S t e a d m a n , O l i v e Fell, J o h n B o w e r s A d d e d M A C K S E N N E T T ’S “ W A T E R W A G O N ” T H E D A I L Y T E X A N Bailli texan rte* t ten*** Dtujr is th* goo til The firing Line Cool Off Here tm t nt t » m m * vt (bm Vmi t t ml t y o f Tom* b f tho T o to * Bipont* Puhi jest toe*, |a«„ e v e r , morning excerpt Butin*** titter*. Mum Bu.Win* ISI. Trk^h^o* l i l t . 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Issue E ditor A ssista n t Issue E d itor A ss is ta n t Issu e E ditor Jo h n “ Bozo” S a m m o n s.. .. ........ Prickly P a r a g r a p h s E d itor Hazel H-d.di L - W . M o nte, J'im O* w»r* Shields LeU* Harrs* Be** Hill tar Maggie Drmh M ariam S c o t I REPtmTKKB Cordis Herrhant K *1 herr ne Gladys Kohler* Quintin Martin Ore* Black*to** K rn alc K trfcow Amice Russell Roger !,.* EMi e R«w:b A lfre d ( a r t e r SOCIETY WRfTEJtl Herrin * H< graft Courtney Beeth Alvin* Abraham* J. W a tt* ( i n t r u d e C hairs b e r* n lief! se I,OU Win/: ley W . T . d a n * SPORTS WHITERS Nix M ille r Parry pi*hop Alton Lu ch att Harvey William* J. it. Osborn# ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY LOST Trustees of Ohio State University reached way down to Texas when they selected a suitable man to take charge of the newly created Hureau of Business Research at that institution. Possibly the trustees had heard of the work of Dean Spurgeon Bell in the field of business administrat ion and of the first-rate department he had created at the University. Far visioned as to the f u t u r e of research in the business administration field* Dean Bell had also attracted their attention with his desire to do research work. When he becomes head of the new bureau at Ohio Slate, Dean Bell will begin the work he bari hoped would be possible to do at the University. He had consistently Impressed upon University authorities that a school of business administration needs a bureau of research ju st as a medical college needs a clinic, and a chemistry student needs a laboratory. Such a bureau, he pointed out. would have the two-fold purpose of raising the quality of instruction in campuus courses and of improving p r o c e s s e s in industry and business by eliminating waste in poor organization, lack of skill in administration in industry, and distribution. When Dean Bell was securer! as head of the School of Business Administration twelve years ago, it was hoped that by some means sufficient money would be obtained in order that he might have an opportunity to establish a bureau at the University. Y'eto of a part of the University appropriation by the Governor made it financially impossible for Dean Bdl to have any assur­ ance that he would be given a chance to raise the standard of the University School of Business Administration by research work. He became tired of waiting upon University authorities who failed to provide for a bureau, and accepted a position at Ohio State where he will have time and money to estalish a bureau that is made necessary because of the increased number of problems iii economic waste and the necessity of bringing practical problems into the curriculum of the students of commerce. -O' IS DRAMATIC AHT GOOD ONLY FOR THE SUMMER SESSION? The time has come when dramatic work iii the University need .student activity with and extra- not Le considered a mere curriculum standing. The adage that what Texas needs is more active students and less student activities is no longer applicable to such work. The first term of the Summer School has seen the presentation of three one-act plays by students regularly enrolled in courses designed for the purpose of presenting those plays. On Monday night another play will tie produced, this time, a three- act play, and th is time again prepared by members of those classes which have been instituted under the public-speaking departm ent. When these courses wviv offered this summer it was the first time that University students nave been given credit for such work. The Curtain Club and similar organizations have worked faithfully year afte r year producing plays for the sheer love of the game. Efforts to obtain subsidiary aid, or even credit for the work have been futile. Just when the Curtain Club gave up in despair, Dr. Eby, director of the .Summer School, working in con­ junction with the public-speaking department, has arranged for two classes daily in dram atic technique and production. George Foley* an experienced instructor and director, was brought to Texas to supervise the work. His success speaks for itself. The question which naturally arises is: “Why, If such work is so successful in the summer, can't it be given in the Long Session ?” It is the opinion of many, of the director of the Summer School in particular, that the time has come when the University of Texas needs and should have permanent courses in dramatic art. The question of necessity has been brought up since agitation for this work started, Judged on the basis of necessity there are few things of a cultural nature that can lay claim to being absolute necessities. We can get along without plays just as we can get along without music and art, but why should we do so? The public-speaking department has room for another man. When the present work of ©leys’ classes has been completed there will still lie room for the work of those ciases. There is no reason th at is sound and based on real argum ents why Foley or some other man cannot lie obtained to carry on this work in the Long Session. W ith the resignation of Mr* Eagleson and Mr. Jones, work of this nature has been left without a champion on the campus. The Curtain Club will carry on next year, and the of­ ficers which have just Item elected may be counted on to do their utmost to produce worthwhile plays. But they are powerless to do ra d work so long as their efforts fall in the extra-curriculum class, and so long as a man who takes on such work is regarded with suspicion by the powers that be. Our solution in to keep some man here w ho can produce results*, to institute courses in dramatic art in the Long Session, and to develop the pM M i£R}e# of Texas for dram atic productions, M U l l J » JC,. Vt« tree o f Hfc*f *r»«f Th* r>*Uy Texan win print eOntw»unle«- son < I hat are to it. TK^r mo*t T h e \m tu I hor'* lait**!* mull b e »*»*n —«l for Publi­ cation. a n d lh* rw»m# of th* mu'M ot g iv e n b e editor. f«r*&00& »*»•; ie -*> • ma FOR A C U P OF C O F F E E t h e leave inevitably e x h u m a tio n A good drin k of wine or Hoer kl a g if t o f tho god*. But a cup o f c o f f in h the w ork o f man. H e n c e the m em ories w e re ta in o f some o f o u r most p le a s a n t e x p erie n c es a r e associated with a reviving g lass o f b e e r o r with t h a t cornea in im bibing a r a r e wine* flo w ­ ing from a b o ttle o f some old v in ­ ta ge . On the o th e r han d, a vile c u p o f c o f f e e will th e im p ress of a d isa g re e a b le re f le c tio n . W h e th e r ii be due to a d e lib e r a te d is re g a r d for th e fa m e it m ight in ­ sp ire in the m e m o r y of f u t u r e g e n ­ e r a tio n s of c o f f e e d rin k e rs , o r w h e th ­ er it be ow ing to a lack of k no w ledg e c a p o f c o ffe e g o o d rn to how a should be m ade, o u r U nive rsity C a ­ feteria. i« c e r ta in l y d estin e d to come into ill re p u te if it persist* in s e r v ­ ing th e odiou s liquid it o f f e r s t o It#8 th e n a m e o f c o ffe e . p a t r o n s u n d e r The w rite r does n o t claim to be an A uthn tity on c o f fe e m aking. A l ­ thou gh I* have m ade my ow n In an I e m p ty b ean have no p reten tio n * as a c o n n o iss e u r of th e m any b lends and g r a d e s o f the b e r r y or of th e c o u n tle ss m e t h ­ is m ade. ods by which good c o f f e e Hut a lo n g w ith a c e rta in a m o u n t o f e x p e r ie n c e in b a t t i n g a b o u t this old w orld, ha* com e an ability to d is tin ­ guish betw e e n a good cup o f c o f f e e a n d a b a d cup o f coffee. tin o v e r a b o n fire , In th e E a s te r n M e d ite r ra n e a n have d ru n k c o f fe e made a f t e r m a n n e r o f th e T u r k s . Along th e lie d S ea I have t a s t e d the be ve ra ge o f 1 the A rab* who have been m a k in g i t ; I j th e j in the t h a t living room. sin ce th e days o f th e P r o p h e t. In th e c a f e s of F ra n c e I have t r i e d t h e fa m o u s drip only a c o f f e e F r e n c h m a n can make. D u rin g th e w a r I c o n tr a c te d th e h a b it o f “ c a fe d rin k e r .” am o ng B elg ians w ho h a v e th e e t e r n a l c o ffe e p r>t on t h e little sto v e I h a v e do w n ed th** s t u f f m ade in E n g la n d fo r the b e n e f it o f e x p a t r i a t e d A m e ri­ a lw ay s s tr ik e s th e c a n s a n d which Y ankee c o ffe e d r i n k e r as a n English version o f an A m e ric a n jo k e . A nd I have ta k e n m y cup at r a i l ­ th e n in w a te r r o a d lu n c h c o u n te r s f r o n t chop houses, O nce, o u t o f c u ­ rio sity , I sam pled th** c o f f e e c a r rie d in th e c a n te e n of a G e rm a n w a r p r is ­ I t was m ade o f a m ix tu r e o f oner." p a rc h e d acorns and to a s te d w h e a t a n d it was sw e e te n e d w ith sa c ch a rin . B u t I h av e yet to t a s t e an e x tr a c tio n o f th e b e r r y th a t can q u ite a p p ro a c h the p e c u lia r e f f e c t o f th e con coction a c h ie v e d jn th e U n iv e rsity C a f e te r ia . the c o f fe u rn s of an d A lth o u g h th o r o u g h ly a r o u s e d b y th e cup o f c o f fe e t h a t spoiled m y to be u n ju s tly h a rsh . b r e a k f a s t this m o r n in g , I have no d e ­ sire I only w a n t a good c u p o f c o ffe e . W h e n the p rice was f o u r c e n ts the cup o n e could h a r d ly e x p e c t a d rin k r iv a lin g ?haf se rv e d on th e t e r r a c e a t S h e p ­ p a r d ’s in Cairo o r th e cup b r o u g h t to one as he sat on th e side walk in f r o n t o f Cafe de la P aix a n d s u r ­ veyed th e boulevard. B u t now t h a t th e price is five c e n ts, one a t le a st has the rig h t to d e m a n d t h a t the cu p h a n d e d ov er the c o u n t e r a t th e U n i ­ v e rsity C a f e te r ia should be q u ite as good as th e cup he g e ts a t th e Bon T o n or th e B. & K. “ C A F E D R I N K E R .” PRICKLY ;a r a g r a p h $ v s - v What s Doing at the Churches S im p le Sadie thing* hum idity i* an pastors., v • e m o tio n .— E. P. S. p o p u l a r pe o p le: 1. T h e p r o f who tells a n c ie n t jo k e s, who n e v e r gives a walk a n d who g e ts mad if you go to sleep in his class. 2. T h e fellow who h a s n ’t got a c a r, who is a lw ay s broke, who n e v e r says a n y t h in g w o rth re m e m b e r in g , is a lw a y s a n d w ho talking. the L ib ra ry , who In the d if f e r e n c e b etw een J. T h e co-ed who spends all h e r d o e s n 't tim e know talcum a n d g un po w der an d who th in k s th e ru m w a r was fo u g h t on B e c k ’s Lake. “ T h e y w a n t you down a t the* • g y m .” “ W h y ? ” “ T h e y need dumbbell,*.” M. J . Serious O n e : H ow do you m a n a g e to w rite so m a n y jo k e s? H u m o ro u s O n e : By o b se rv in g s e ­ rious people. Fresh F e r d if want* to know i f the “ board an d sign in “ b oard ” room" the is a paddle. “ I’m ta k in g ©co.” “ Keo w h a t ? ” “ Keo N o m ics.” — Q. M artin. A dvice to Lovelorn D e a r Bi s o l I b e t a girl a drin k and lost, thick m alted , a n d I .She had o r d e r e d a to w rite a hot check to pay f o r it. S h ould I have dune th a t? D EA D 'B RO K E. in D e a r D ead B ro k e : Y ou m ade a m istake. Y ou should the f ir s t place as n o t have b e t lo n g as g a m b lin g you lo st, h ow ev er, y o u sho uld h a v e been a good sp o rt a nd got h e r s o m e ­ t h in g from a b o o tle g g e r in ste a d of a m e re s o f t d rin k . im m oral. As is B O Z O . D e a r Bozo: My boy f r ie n d a n d I h a d a n a r ­ g u m e n t a b o u t e v olution. He g o t mad a n d said th a t , a f t e r l o o k i n g a t me, he believed D arw in w as righ t. I h it him so h a r d t h a t he h a s a black eye now, a n d he w o n ’t sp e a k to me. W h a t shall I do ? L O V E S IC K , D e a r L ovesick: It w as w ro n g f o r you to h it him. I f you had used s tr a t e g y , y o u w ould a n d m ade him h a v e kissed i n d i f f e r ­ a s h a m e d of h im self. T r y ence. spu nk, siste r. so m e D o n ’t le t him g e t a w a y w ith su c h s a r c a s tic re m a rk s. Show him BO ZO. U n iv ersity B a p tist Church A, L. Auliek, p a s to r. 9;45 a. rn., S u n d a y school In all d e p a rtm e n t* . 11:00 a. in., s erm o n by p a sto r, A. L. Aul irk on th e q u e s tio n : “ Was th e C h u rc h Built Upon P e t e r ? ” Special — ■ music. 0:50 p. rn., B. Y, P. U, service. 8:0 0 p. rn., th e e v e n in g m essage will be b ro u g h t by th e p a s to r on t h e su b je c t, “ Ye M ust Be Born A g a in .” Special music. St. P a u l’* L u th eran Church R e v e re n d Ruin a n d K, G. Manx, E. F. W Ukcnings will give an a c ­ i n u n i of th e c o n v e n tio n o f th e S y ­ nod at W a lb u rg , n e a r S e irg e to w n . T h e r e will be no serv ice n o r S u n d a y school. W a l t h e r l e a g u e m e e ts on T h u r s d a y a t 8 p. rn. E v eryon e is w elcom e. First M ethod ist Church 12th and C o lo ra d o S tr e e t. Dr. W. F. B r y a n , t h r o u g h o u t T h is s u b j e c t in O u r E d u c a tio n a l ! inspired s is p a sto r, will speak a t his c h u r c h S u n d a y n ig h t on “ E volu tion S y ste m .” because o f t h e Scopes case b e fo re th e c o u rts in T e n n e s s e e a t th e p re s ­ e n t time. D r. B ry a n will show t h a t th e i th e r e is a c o n c e r te d action on p a r t of c e r ta in so-called scientists to J elim in a te fro m o u r e d u c a tio n a l sys­ th e U n ite d S ta te s J tem the G enesis a c c o u n t o f c r e a tio n a n d s u b s titu te t h e r e f o r th e th e o r y o f e v ­ olution. T he s u b je c t will be given c a re fu l, c ritica l t h o u g h t a n d th e s t u ­ d e n ts of th e U n iv e rs ity can well a f ­ ford to ta k e o f f t h e tim e to h e a r th e m essage. T h e p a s to r gives a s p e c i a l ! in vita tio n to all s t u d e n t s a n d o th e r s ! the U n iv e rsity to I co n n e c te d w ith th e service a t 8 :1 5 j b e p r e s e n t a t S u n d a y night. First C o n g e e * *tio»*l C hurch W est 2 3 r d a n d S an A ntonio. Rev. Reuel F. S n id e r will speak j S u n d a y m o r n in g on “ Y o u r F a t h e r ) K n o w e th .” S u n d ay school op en s at 9 :4 5 a. rn. AU a r e c ordia lly invited* B U R N E Y R E T U R N S Mary Vick B u r n e y , a ss ista n t to the b ea d o f the package loan library of the U n iv e rsity , has r e t u r n e d t o th e U n iv e rsity a fte r a y e a r ’s leave o f a b ­ ien c e s p e n t in M adison. Wig. Miss B u rn ey has b een stu d yin g library w o rk in th e U n iv e r s ity of W isconsin. D u rin g h e r a b s e n c e her p la te w a s lilied by M rs. R o b e r t a S te w a r t. Capricious Comments By M. J. P. if D o r o th y Dumb w a n t s to know s to m a c h t r o u b le m ight be c a u se d by cro ss c u r r a n t s . P a u l th e P e t t e r say s his girl is so e a sily shocked t h a t h e d o e s n ’t d a r e le t h e r d r in k E le c tr ifie d w a te r. We1 h a v e a h is to ry co u rse t h a t is so h a r d it is E-*y. A m an blusht:* if he is s ta re d a t ; if she a girl blushes is n ’t. Our friend sa y s he reporter because he once broke his nose fo r news. isn ’t a good fell an d Shorty S im ple has solved the p ro b ­ lem o f the baby with the deer (dear) fa re and bear (bare) back— it’s the M issing L ink . W h e n a girl love h e r eyes is in s h in e ; w h en a boy is in love his shoes shine . T h e r e is no use f o r a man to g o \ to g e t a f i t into a c lo th in g sto re w h e n he has a fit o v e r th e cost o f h a w if e ’s clothes. Som e one says t h a t foolish c h a t t e r b r o a d e n s th e m ind. W ell, we d o n ’t kn o w a b o u t t h a t , b u t c e r ta in ly g ives som e of us the big head. it —— o--------------- • • • ♦ ♦ ♦ OUR CAMPUS B y R. W . M cD onald to a C ro ssin g the c a m p u s, she sto p p ed f r ie n d “ h u z z a h i n g ” t o sp eak a while with a h u n c h of us. She was w h a t a novelist would call “ f r a g ­ ile as a doll,” w ith j u s t t h e r i g h t or s a tin or kin d of dress - c a l i c o so m e th in g w ith j u s t th e r i g h t to u c h o f color. B u t th e in te r e s t in g th in g a b o u t h er was h e r e y e lashes. W ith u t ­ m ost pains she had oiled th e m , s e p ­ a r a t e d t h e m in to g r o u p s o f f o u r or five, a n d b r o u g h t each g r o u p to a c a r e f u l p oint. F r o m u n d e r n e a t h sh e s h o t p o in te d g la n c e s a t you. n o t W h y th e m alo n e? leave T h e r e ’s a sho w s o m e w h e re on v a n i­ find o u t t y ’s price. w h a t s ta c o m b f o r eye la sh e s is c o s t­ ing. I ’m g o in g to S tu d e n t s a re g oing to e a t w a t e r ­ T h e T e x a n melon T u e s d a y night. f re e . We Ye so s t a f f will f e a s t on M onday as well. T h e se T e x a n “ f e e d s ” a r e no velties, j th e u n iq u e f e a t u r e b e in g t h a t tP e y a r e a c c u s to m e d , ! w h e n e v e r th e r e is a b a n q u e t, to s e p ­ a r a t i n g a la st, lon ely d o lla r f r o m its t e m p o r a r y — h e rit- J t e m p o r a r y — so j age in o u r tim e w orn p oc k e ts t h a t w he n e ve r th e re is a n y t h in g f r e e w e ; are r ig h t on th e sp o t to h a n g on. B u t th e “ f r e e ,” as usua l, is d e c e p ­ tive. A n y T e x a n w o rk e r who l a ­ bors th e s e h ot d a y s w ith b e a d s o f ping -pon g on p e r s p ir a tio n p la y in g sk iin g dow n his fo r e h e a d and his back, deserv es an occasion al fe a s t a n d swim, n o t t o m e n tio n d a n c in g . O ver in th e l ib r a r y title s o f books re su lts . som e tim e s a m u s in g give Some y o u n g co-ed w alked th e in o th e r day, loo king f o r one o f T a r k - le arn e d . I i n g t o n ’s novels and sto p p e d mo, h a d n ’t in d istin c tly . “ Is ‘Alice A d a m s’ i n ? ” “ I d o n ’t k n o w h e r , ” I m u m b led , “ Well, w h a t’s h e r ‘c all’ n u m b e r ? ” ! “ I r e a lly c o u ld n ’t com es in a n d a sk s f o r “ T he W hite M onkey,” som e w ould is “ l a Mac b ound to po p o f f w ith. h e r e ? ” be w it I d o n ’t a p p r e c ia te it. t h a t is T he kind open a n d I like a title s t r a i g h t f o r w a r d . t h a t w alks up t o you w ith h a n d o u t h r u s t a n d a b r o a d sm ile on his f a c e a n d It says, “ I ’m th e t itle t o a b o o k .” all I w o u ld n ’t h a v e so m uch tro u b le . title p a g e s w ere t h a t, like He is “ g r ip e d .” I fe a r e d f o r a tim e h e ’d s t r u c k m y n a m e o f f his visiting list a n d , by som e magie, had fo u n d a w a y to look a t me a n d see n o th in g b u t a v a c u u m . He is s o re because t h e o t h e r a f t e r n o o n , v. hen I h ad c e r t a i n p la n s I d id n ’t th in k n e c e ssa ry to e x p la in , I re f u s e d to do him a f a v o r t h a t would h av e Liken a b o u t t h i r t y m in u te s. I d i d n ’t m in d the w ork, b u t I w o u ld n ’t d is a r r a n g e all m y p lans. " T h e r e a r e s tu d e n ts h e r e , aa d i e I say. T h e n ph oned h e r . ” n e v e r I w here, who so m etim e s f a il to com* i p re b en d t h a t o t h e r s m ay h av e p la n s t h e i r ow n, and asks a t th e which a r e n o t g o in g to be set a sid e w h o [ t h a t c o n flic t w ith th e is tim e be th e r e blushes e v e ry re se rv e d e sk if w e h a v e a n y “ U n a d - a t e v e ry w h im o f th e p e ti tio n e r fo r j u s te d G irls” o r w ives” “ N erv o u s H o u se - fav ors. w h e n e v e r a n y o n e a? th o u g h tle ssn e ss. I t is n 't so m u ch se lfishn e ss in. B u t m a n FOR REAL SWIMMING You Need a WIL - WITE S W I M M I N G S U I T T h e suit th at is really knit to fit. Made by special m achines th at insure perfect fit and ease in sw im m ing. Priced $ 9 . 7 5 to $ 0 . 7 5 See O u r Display THE CO-OP 50 Hat Boxes I WITH A 5.00 PURCHASE MONDAY OO • E A C H These are 18-inch Black Enameled Boxes usually sold at 4.50 IOO Dresses I OO • E A C H WITH A 5.00 PURCHASE MONDAY T hese are the new est styles in Dresses m ade of fine voiles w ith the large flowered designs; 5.00 values. Sizes 16 to 46. IOO HATS 1 . 0 0 IOO Pairs SLIPPERS 50c Pair W IT H A 5.00 P U R C H A S E M O N D A Y M O N D A Y . W IT H A 5 00 P U R C H A S E A ll n ew sty les— F elts, B lack and W h ite Kid, Hand-Elm broidered. R egular 3 .0 0 Black Kid Boudoir and R ibbon- Trimmed f elts. All sizes. I .Oft and to 5 .0 0 values. 1.25 values. mu m ^ s rWarren 7 1 4 C ongress A ve. ... Sells fo r Less Sells for Cash mIN SOCIETY JOT T H E D A I L Y T E X A N Roy Mart I and Herbert Meckel motored to iSah “antonio Friday aff- ernoon. Martin will return Monday, while Meckel will go to Corpus Christi for a short visit. Sheffield Passes Exam for Certified Public Accountant who is doing special work here, will spend the week-end in San Antonio, Juliet Pugi n - 1 cc her o f San A n to ­ nio is a g u est at the Alpha Phi house for the week-end. Joe Chatham will spend the w e e k ­ end in San Antonio with friends. Dr. Perry has returned from a trip to Dallas w here he attended the w e d ­ ding of his sister. Mary Colling and Ella Goodwyn Carter arc spending the week-end in San Antonio. Herbert W infrey will go to Dall as soon. He will work there the rem ain­ der o f the summer. Marian Lister and Dorothy H unt of Houston are visiting friends on the campus. They will enter the U niversity next September. I position at the end of the present summer term which ends July 20. I Miss Lula Bawley, who has teen assistant dean of women, will fill tho ’position of dean during the second 'term of Summer School. At the be- !ginning of the long session, Septem- [ ber, 1925, Miss Ruby Terrell will as­ sume the duties of dean of women, j and Miss Bawley will again become assistant dean. SUCH GOOD THINGS Served TEXA S TEA COTTAGE S a n A n t o n i o at 2 4 t h P h o n e 4 4 4 7 M o r n i n g , 6 : 3 0 — 9: Waffle* a n d C o f f e e .................. P a n c a k e * a n d C o f f e e ........... . C l u b B r e a k f a s t ..................... .... . N o o n , 1 2 — 2: P l a t e I p unc h e o n ...................... E v e n i n g , 6 : 3 0 - — 7 : 3 0 P l a t e D i n n e r * 2 0 c 15 c 40c 40c Open Sunday Evenings 6 t o 7 : 3 0 : P l a t e S e r v i c e 3 5 c A l s o d e l i c i o u s s a n d w i c h e s , s a l ad s , t w e e t s , i c e d d r i n k s , a n d m e l o n * . C. B. Sheffield of Alvin recently passed the examination as a certi­ fied public accountant, given by the State Board o f Avn unting, at Aus­ tin, according to an announcem ent by Dean Spurgeon Bell, of the Busi­ ness Administration Department. Sheffield will receive his B.B.A. degree in A ugust, and was an assist­ .luring the past ant in accounting long session. He is a member of Beta Alpha Psi, honorary fraternity for business administration students, and was recently elected secretary cf the sum m er B.B .A .'s. Several other business administra­ tion students took the Ck P.. A. exam ­ ination, but Dean Bell has not hoard whether any o f other than Sheffield passed. The State Board of A ccounting and the American In­ stitute. o f New York, graded the pa­ pers, stated Dean Bell. them Miss Newton to Leave University July 20 Mil s Lucy J. Newton, who has been ' dean of women at the U niversity for the last four years, will give up this I 4 A lexas Book by a Texas Author THE YEAR DAISYE KERN MILLER OF AUSTIN TEXAS On Sale at ALL LEADING BOOK STORES - — j For Summer Sports H a l f the joy of vacation contin w ith the right Sport ( lathes th a t make one look as happy urn! carefree as trne fe e ls . < We have S port Dresses in many s t y l e s and materials lo select from, p r iced a1 — $9.95 to $ 2 9 . 5 0 JU S T R E C E IV E D A N EW S H IP M E N T of C repe de ( hine .Step-ins; colors, orchid, flesh and peach; sm all sizes. P rice— $3.95 and $4.95 A special value in Silk Teds in all colors. Price- $‘2.95 to $5.95 ALL SUMMER H ATS REDUCED Values to $29.50 In 4 Groups $4.95—$5.95 $8.50 All Children's Hats $1.00 STUDENT SPECIAL RATE Note the advantage w e give University Students: S h irts 8c, Collars 2c, P a ja m a Suits 12c, Suit U n d e rw e a r 10c, H a n d k e rc h ie fs 2c, Sox 3c, Tow els Ic, Pillow Cases 2c, S h eets 5c. A b o Special Rate to Co-Eds PROMPT A N D EFFICIENT SERVICE In o u r D ry Cleaning and Dyeing D ep artm en t we give O n e-D ay Service. Just Telephone 6444 DRISKILL HOTEL LAUNDRY ........ W A N T E D 3,000Students to Send Their Laundry to HOME STEAM LAUNDRY 211 E. 5th Phone 3702 i mm THE LOUISE SHOP, INC. W OMEN’S READY-TO-W EAR A ND MILLINERY dUfifittii Travelers and Stay-at-Home* will Find the Correct Modes at “THE SHOP TH A T IS DIFFERENT” GIVE-AWAY PRICES Students will find a splendid selection in these for going a w a y and early fall. The Bluebonnet Shop 2206 Guadal upe DANCE A T L O G A N ’S P A R K ROUND ROCK, T E X A S MONDAY AT 3 P.M AND 8:30 P.M. And Each Afternoon and Night This Week A t the New OPEN AIR PAVILION MUSIC BY STEVE GARDNER ____________ Dine Tonight ON Our Cool Front Porch Chicken D inner us you would (la v e it- $1.50 Music by Mrs. G aedcke’s O rch estra on Sundays and V arsity Peacocks d u rin g the week. BECOMING A CUSTOMER The Stephen F. Austin The Apes- o f E x tr a va g an ce in Com fort The A c m e of Economy in Charge Entitles you to all accommodations of this bank We Accept Accounts for Any Amount UNIVERSITY BANK ii 11111 Lewis Vogelsang and Mildred Carson M arry in Austin A marriage o f interest unusual to students on the campus is that o f Mildred Carson o f Van Born to San Antonio Lewis Vogelsang which occurred at the Phi Mu house on Saturday, July 4. o f Louis Gilliam of Tyler and Arthur Schoch of Austin were the atten d ­ ants. Only intimate friends o f the yo u n g couple were present for the cerem ony. Immediately a fte r the ceremony, Mi*, and Mrs. V ogelsang left for San Antonio where they will make their home. Mrs. Vogelsang received her d e­ gree from the University last June, I he was a member of Orchesus, I ht ta Sigma Phi, wom en's journalis­ tic f r a te r n ity ; Phi Beta Kappa; and o f Phi Mu sorority. Lewis Vogelsang is a gradate of the C ollege of E ngineering and was a member o f Tau Beta Pi. Eloy Jane Norwood o f Dallas visiting? Helen Burt tor several days. ' is Mr. arid Mrs. Archie Gray of E n­ nis are visiting friends on the cam ­ pus. Mary ( oiling, Ella Goodwyn Car­ ter, and John Sam m ons le ft Satur­ day afternoon for San Antonio for a visit, o f a few days. Ettu Martin will return with them to Austin. Lillian W ester will tin* w ee [.e n d in San Antonio With rela­ tives. spend I ola Posey will spend the w e e k ­ end in Galveston. Rob \\ illiford has gone to Fair field for. a few days. o f Navasota Maud Dickson is f pending the week-end with her sis­ ter, Stella Mae Dickson, who is a t­ te n d .n g the summer school. Thelma Showalter and Comer Tits- { worth have gone to attend the Alpha Delta Pi convention. Edith Kao Williams o f Paris is vis iting at the Alpha Delta Pi house. Edith Nelson, Gladys Weber, and I Elizabeth Garrett will leave for N ew York Tuesday. They will sad from Galveston, July 15, and will spend about two month in N ew York. Rosine Stuckey will the week-end at her home in Bosun bur*-, spend Ruth R atliff has gone to San Ait t o n io for the week-end. Peter O ’Keefe will spend the week­ end in Han Antonio and Luling. Cwt ruiolyn Monigan is spending the week-end in San Antonio. M iry R atliff and mother have go n e to spend a fe w days in the Rio | Grande Valley. Edna Riley, F a ye Del Porter, Jo s­ ephine White, Minnie Arnold, Thel­ ma McCandless and Elfrieda Un?;* ner will spend the week end at the House Boat. Octavia West is in San A ntonio spending week end School of the Incarnate Word. the at the Dorothy Lucas is spending the w eek-end in San Antonio. Joseph Bramiette is spending the week-end in San Antonio. Edith Rue Williams o f Paris is vis Ming the Alpha Delta Pi house. She J took her B.S. in Home Economics in 1924, and will the place of take Louise Kips o f the Extension Bureau o f Nutrition. N na Alvord o f U n Antonio i visiting Mary Saxon here. Mildred Fielding of paris is spend­ ing the week-end with the Scottish Rite Dormitory. friends a l ! Simm Kelley spent the week end in San Antonio. Mrs. Annabella Lee Wall will i Spend the week-end in San A ntonio with friends. Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Crawford of Houston will motor up to Austin to Upend the week-end with their niece, Sonatine Crawford. Juanita Hogan has returned from a visit, to friends in Galveston. Gertrude Chambers o f Brownwood I has been a t home this week-end be­ cause of the ill naan o f her sister. W. C. Holden, member o f the la c * ] pity o f McMurry College, A b ilen e,' LIBRARY HELPS HORSE DRINKING FOUNTAIN IS NOT QUITE A RELIC YET figure was a present by his wife to the city of Austin in com m em ora­ tion of his friendship for hi* fellow- being*. “ D on't suppose anybody knows what is on th at stone." meditated the stranger, “ Too bad .” an At th a t m om ent old negro drove up in a small wagon to give hi* horse a drink. He noticed the stra n g e r's thoughtful look and said: “ T h a t’s a puffeck likeness of the o f gent. Every body knowed him when he was Ii vin'.” Silently the s tra n g e r walked on, {thinking of the .-‘hurt life of fame. EX-STUDENT DRI Increased Membership to Offer Many New Advantages W ithout Higher Dues in in charge of Campaign* for a g re a t increase in membership the University Ex- Students A asor int on will be started soon in every Texas city boasting of ex-students, stated William B. R ag­ the E x-Students gle*, sec retary of campaigns will Association. These local Univer­ be Conducted through sity organization* in each city, an I drive for those membership are anly aw aiting the the ex s tu d en ts’ d i­ publication of n t tory, which will be off the pr« ss distr.bution on or and ready a b - u t July to R :g - I gl<*“. j is now {about 4,500, will be increased, It is hoped, to at least 15,000 within the next year. With this g re at addition is believed to that through increased efficiency ’he f o r IB, according The membership, which the membership, the it finances of the organisation can be handled much more successfully. In consequence, much more inducem ent can be offered ex-students to to the association, for m any a d ­ join vantages not otherwise available can be offered them on the new m em ­ bership bases with no increase in the mem bership fee, which is only $ 5.00 annually. it in is an Among im provem ent the big changes contem ­ plated the ch a rac te r of the Alcalde, the official ex-student publication, a subscript.on to which is included in the m em ber­ ship fee of $5.00. W hereas is now a monthly publication, the pos sibility of it being made bi-monthly, j or even weekly, has ered. The decision hand* of three men! Rhodes S. B a - ’ P.x-Students ker, president of the Association; John A. Lomax, ex-sec- j rotary, and Wm. B. Buggies, pre*- I ent secretary, in consultation with I). A. F ran k , editor, and Reavis Cox, j j manager. I been consid­ the in rests F u rth e r and definite pains fo r the announced by campaign will August be I, stated Ruggles. TEXANS FEAST (C ontinued from Rage I ) to check his or her name. The crowd will m eet a t The Texan shark at 7 o’clock Monday evening. The following members of The! Texan sUff are invited and expected to atten d the waterm elon feed: Vivian Richard*on, Mary fbi! I ins, E tta M artin, Ella C arter, Parlee Hocker, Hazel Hediek, C ourtney I Booth, Lillian Barber, Mazie Mayes, j Iva Lee B radfute, Bonnie Tom Rob-j bison, G e rtru d e Chambers, Katherine Webb, Lelon Mullins, Jewell Pridgen, Josephine Bram iette, Suzanne C raw ­ ford, Jessie Roberts, Ellice Hudson, Evelyn Winfrey. Virginia Lowe, Mary Lowe, Bess Minter, M arian Scott, Maggie Doale, Marie Jones, Minnie Peterson, Elizabeth Alley, Fannie Boyles, Frances Helium,* Eloise Roach, Lela Harris*, Alvina Abrahams! Elizabeth Schutze, Mabel Mansell,! _ _ _ _ _ **A drinking fountain for a horse J guests that's a relic,0 mused a I passerby Saturday as he noticed the .»<. 8p.ed- to be used thin** way. j popular, but— ” "Those U n ivem ty Ho* Urgent Col- *«*«. « T -nty.fim lection of Books South of Mason and Dixon Line * It It to aaa #*v; library O p p o r t u n it i e s he approached the for g rad uate work library south of proaehmg His words trailed o ff into silence antique. A host of a hoarded man re»t- Sji the University during the summer jr(f U{) on a g ra n ite base about four session are greatly augmented by the f, et high wa a what he noticed, *j)r David Thom as Iglehart, grad- exceptional resources of the Univer- stty Library, which contains 2*52,000 uat^ 0f the Medical D epartm ent of is about half the size the University of Maryland in 1856, volum es. of the lib rary of the University of Died April 26,1903,° he read. Be- Illinois, Michigan, Min-j neath was the inform ation that this California, is the n ..__.............. — ---------------------------- . nesota, or Pennsylvania. largest university contest, was its fou rth j sta rte d by Roy fSedichett, head of Mason and Dixon line. re-] f V|e Interscholastic League. For sev- To obtain access contents sources larger than those of the A ni-' ,..a j year* mus e m emory vers tty, one would Have to visit t h e f hav<, been held of the institutions named above or the Uni- 1 larger towns and cities of the M ate IOO per versifies of Chicago, Cornell, O d u m at county meets. Every bt*. Harvard, Princeton, or Vale. A Cf»nt. paper the county number of universities that have a m eet it tent to the state music mem U rg e r enrollment than the University ory contest committee, instead of the do not have equally large library re- competitors the adjudged IOO per sources. awarded at- £ D iv ersity Library is a new library tractive state music memory contect Compared With some of the instill!- pens. The contest list for 1925-20 The p e r c e n t a g e ba* been published and cons.ut* <>f San* n a m e d above cf dead m a t e r ia l kt small. The r e - 1 selection* from folk songs, a r t songs, *t u roe* of each of the older depart- oratorio, opera, overtures, symphonic Dents, school*, or colleges constitute; movements, selections from suite*, chamber music, dane*- rhythm s, and fo o d working c o ll e c t i o n s . F urtherm ore, it is stated th a t the cent, the winners are papers are then in person, and graded at in several if Almost every departm ent ha* suffi- miscellaneous pieces. _ 0______ r i e n t m a t e r ia l to enable graduate stu- dents to do the major portion of their investigation at the University. . * w department* .m i ,ch.,ol. t h . , their! resources are exceptional abundance. in The g re ater part of the general li­ brary is shelved in a fireproof build­ ing. Departmental libraries for ad­ vanced student* are maintained for architecture, botany, geology, chem ­ iatry, government, and engineering. Smaller collections are maintained for anthropology, classics, physics, and philosophy and psychology. ,n “ O u r B a b y ” H o l d * Q n g j , , a t Hancock Monday “ Our Baby” ha* been selected by the Hardin & Kimiin company a* the musical comedy for next week** bill, in addition to the picture. comedy Few musical companies that have stepped at Austin during the summer have attem pted to stage * as good play* as have been brought to Austin by the Hardin & Kimiin company. The musical comedy next week the is hotter, it is said, than comedies th at have been on the bill j By Roy Bedichek since the company began to show in Austin, State Music Memory Contest Was Started ---------- j stu ijenta and Austin people have E tlka Schmidt, Lena Straekbein, Pris­ cilla Austin, Grace ISH elds, Cecelia J Merchant, Bernice Bogart, and Ber- J nice Strawn. Roy Martin, John Sammons, Harvey Williams, Elm er Calahan, John Davis,! M g Miller, Emil© Van Zandt, John War. oord, Claude Latson, An^y C ar­ ter, Alton L uckett, Jim mie Taylor, Jimmie Bowen, Roy McDonald, Joe! Cowan, W alter King, S. L. Miller, W. T. Gunn, R. J. W atts, W. F. Osborne, Joe Goodwin, Louis Mosley, Quintin j Martin, W. K. Smith, W. O. Suiter, | Cameron Booter, F ranklin Mutter, Roger Loveless, Edward Steere, Vic­ to r Em anuel, B arry Bishop, Jimmie Parke, Burt Dyke, Melvin Williamson and wife, S tew art H a rk rid er and Sam Johnson. GET YOUR PICNIC LUNCH A T B. & E. SANDWICH SHOP N ext D oor t© L o n g h o rn B a rb e r S hop HALF PRICE % t on 50 D O Z E N ^ y STRAW HATS A ll S h ap es a n d Sizes O » 0 K ,S t « P S tate music memory contest which been attending iargt Ila* been en League since 1923, and is now ap- I appointed with the musical com edy. in the show s and na • e never the Interscholastic I numbers, in is JONTEEL CONSULT A “MASTER CLEANER” A nd triple the service of your wardrobe. Have your garm ents refreshed at regular intervals and have that well-dressed feeling. NICK LINZ Dry Cleaner—D y e r - Hatter GII Congress Avenue Phone number on every page in the book COLDCREAM FACE POWDER W arm w eather and all its outdoor interests test the sticking qualities of face powders. Jonteel F ace Powder with t h e new cold cream base adheres perfectly no m at­ ter how warm the day or how strong the breeze. Delightfully perfum ed with the w onderful Jo n ­ teel odor. R E N F R O ’S TWO EFFICIENT FOUNTAINS No. I — Sixth and Congress No. 2—-Tw elfth and Rio C rane THE DAILY TEX AN 'S BUSINESS DIRECTORY OF AUSTIN Theta Firms Merit Your Patronage By Giving Utmost Satisfaction — T R Y T H E M POTATO CHIPS RUGS CLEANED JEWELERS u n i v e r s i t y j e w e l r y s h o p W e S tik C lo ck mmd J a w * ! r f R » v r I O « i fkve* ** C« •« KODAK FINISHING KO D A K F I N I S H I N G Tm G«xlay Ca. M W . M h ‘ A i m m* MW a t * f'bat e f t n r is* a a P k a n a TOTI WELCOME SUMMER STUDENTS W* a r* ,U d Call on v s lo *#rv« you i i a n y w ay lu r q««*»lity p r o d u c ts SANM RODUCTS OF TEXAS I* bu o r JOOO PHOTOGRAPHY P H O T O G R A P H S W h am T h e re Is B e a u ty W a T a k a I t I* N on* W a M a k a I t W b a r . T h e re T H E J E N S E N S T U D IO MATTRESS FACTORY HURLEY'S M a tro n#, A w * i n * a n d Tea* F a c t o r y «***» O H R »•* price*. _____ PWO* Mio w . PIANO WORK R. A. P F E I F E R P l a n o W a r k Setout lf lenity t a n d o r a d l a t p t 4 0 d R e d R i v e r S i t eat. D ial SOM Rugs m d Carest* cleaned, RU»4»d, sin* A lter.* by CAPITAL CARPET CLEAN ERS. 21 17 F u l Avtnu*. phono SSS* TRANSFERS J. R E E S E , T R A N S F E R M a v in g a n d M a n ila * O t j M T m Trip* A. H. Pool Transfer Co. M o v in g , P a c k in g a n d a tiiM d a * . W a m o v e h o u a a b o ld good* a m i p4m m m . AII w o rk g u a r a n te e d , p h o n o 2 S ST TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE T u r p e n ’s T y p e w r ite r E xh an g o P h o n e 5 5 4 2 A n t l i a , T a w I 207 W e s t 6 t h WELDERS S T O E R M E R B R O T H E R S G e n e r a l M a c h i n i s t s a n d W a d e r s PLUMBING L a w * H a w * ! R a - t h a r y a n a d TBs PIANO TEACHERS Teacher af l*ha»a a . . J a b a ’ * t « d t e »« « * «*»■ * • » * IL SA D IE BELLE BRADY !.«* t . . . sib S t , - . M— H r tZm, RTW j Daily Texan Want Ad Section G el W hat You W ant W hen You W ant It— Use T exan W ant Ads. Call T oday at Business O ffice, Room 155, Main Building ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS FOR GIRLS: For second home, 2202 ROOM AND BOARD: $30 to $35 per > Nueces. S outhw est sleeping porches, ail conveniences. Special ra te s for summer. Dial 3313. Mrs. Hudson. per week. Mrs. P atterson , phone 5967 or call — 21 at 1901 Whi^s. month, meals in modern te rm ; $5.50 — 19 T H E R E will be several vacancies at the Chi Omega house, 304 W. 19 fo r the second term of the sum m er school. phone 7325. Call Mrs. during second FOR R E N T — To girls or couples, large cool rooms, hot and cold water, block and 1906 Wichita. — 21 term , Scarborough, half from campus. — 21 Phone 1442. sen nd FOR KI NT— Two rooms to g ria for sum m er school. 207 West 2 t a t S treet, phone 4663. -—14 tt-rm of ct m fortable FOR RENT— To young ladies, cool, adjoining sleeping porch. Very pleasant s u r­ 27th, roundings. — 19 phone 9391. 407 1-2 Wrest r o o m s quiet FOR R E N T — In home, two south rooms or small a p a rtm e n t; garage included. Available July 18. 2G14 Speedway, phone 2495. — 21 FOR R E N T — F urnished fo r re n t for girls. Opposite C a fe te ­ 102 W est 24th. Phone 9407, rooms ria. FOR RENT— P leasan t sleeping porch, fo r woman or small j w ith sleeping porch, room with ROOM FOR R E N T — Furnished room sftuth expo- Im m ediately n orth of Capitol. 13th S treet, phone 5488. apartm en t to couple. Apply a t 2107 sure> | San Antonio S treet, A partm ent B, or 104 telephone 2938 a f te r 2 p. rn. — 19 HOU SEK EEPING two ROOMS: Open front furnished 20, July porch, one-half rooms, sleeping per month. $18 block University. j No objection to baby. 206 East 24th — 16 (S tree t, Dial 8108. FOR RENT— N e ar University, f u r ­ nished cottage, sleeping porch and furnished housekeeping rooms. Cool sleeping porches. and com fortable 705 Wr. 22 1-2 S treet, phone 9043. — 15 Miss Annie B arnh art. FOR RENT— Nicely furnished f.ve room cottage with plenty of yard conveniences. 4201 — 15 room. Will Avenue F. phone 5402. lease until J u n e 1926. All modern FOR R K N’T — F o u r room apartm ent. W'e!! furnished, com fortable single rooms; one garage. Available July 21st, 2107 San Antonio Street. One — 15 block from campus. LOST & FOUND L O S T — Al! fa ith in the a v er a g e a n ­ tiq u a te d , i n e f f i c ie n t laundry. F O U N D — A n u p -to-d ate, I o d e r n la u n d r y in th e A U S T I N L A U N D R Y A N D DRY C L E A N I N G C O M P A N Y P h o n e 5 3 6 8 — J u l S F O U N D — Bar pin with small brit- j Bant settings. Owner may have same by calling a t Publications Of flee and paying for this ad. — i f ! FOUND— Shr ne pin encircled with small pearl settings. Owner may I have same by calling at Publications Office and paying for this ad. — t f LO ST— P a rk e r Duo-fold fountain pen, ladies size, with gold band in box n ear Main Building. Reward. — 16 Phone 6697. JOIN The ranks of the many s a t­ isfied m ustomers by advertis­ ing in The DAILY TE X A N i t is the best medium for reaching students no m a t­ t e r what may be the n atu re of the commodity you a re selling. Phone 3149 MISCELLANEOUS WE copy themes, theses and do all kinds of stenographic, m ultigraph­ ing and mimeographing. Call 5934, 914 Littlefield Building. Texas Mul­ tigraph Shop. Mrs. E. J. Adam*.— J 2 1 typew riters T Y P E W R IT E R S — F actory rebuilt New $3.00 I Smith holder* Premier-60. Copy j supplies and repairs. T u rp e n ’s Type_- I w ritre Exchange, photic 5542. 207 — Aug5 W. 6th. down. I T H E PICNIC S H O P P E — “The K eenest E ating Place in T ow n” specializes luncheon, any price, any time of day. Try our 40c plate — 20 lunch. 1808 Lavaca. in STU D EN TS Take up a C o rr e sp o n d e n c e S tu d e n ts: W'e can supply you with second­ hand books for all y our correspond­ ence courses a t a good saving. Mail orders given prom pt a tte n ­ tion. T E X A S BO OK S T O R E Correspondence Course This sum m er through the University of Texas inform ation concerning For this work call by the W A N TED — To exchange with wom­ an stu den t during long term , room and board for household help. Phone - - 1 2 6517. EXTENSION TEACHING B U R E A U I Hall, Room l l D R E S S M A K I N G Up-to-date, correct fit and excellent workmanship. Also alterations. — 19 MRS. E D G A R F L O Y D 806 Congress Phone 5446 — Aiigl — 15 W A NTED— Principalship or sup erin ­ tendency of ru ra l high school by single man, eleven years experience, certificate, University perm a n e n t train ing . Address box 1541, U niver­ — 19 sity Station, Austin, Texas. WANT A COACH? An expert F rench and Spanish these courses easy or Avenue C, Phone 5216. in can make 3900 you. *—-J u l5 FOR SALE— U pright piano and cab­ in et style Victrola, cheap for cash. 15 Call a t I 904 Ijfavid>Streets FOR SA LE— Light six S tu de b ak er to u rin g car, 1924 model. Run only 11,000 miles, bargain for cash. Call — 15 a t 1904 David S treet. T H I S S U M M E R ? G O IN G T O N E W Y O R K C IT Y I eau a r r a n t * for you o n e rou n d trip c a b in p a s ­ s a g e via M allory L ines fro m C a lv e s , to N e w Y ork , w ith all a d v a n ­ ton o c e a n - g o in g lu x u r io u s t a g e s st e a m e r f o r $ 1 0 0 . in c lu d in g m ea ls P h o n e 3 1 4 9 for a p p o in tm e n t . — l f o f AR E YOU S A T IS F IE D with your cleaning and pressing? T ry an ex­ p e rt in cleaning and pressing. Suits cleaned and pressed f o r 50 and 75 cents. W est End Tailor Shop, phone —J128 6312. it a of love, but th e re NO DOUBT y o u ’ve heard all kinds t r e a t f o r you hear “ Second H and Love” su ng by the Whispering Pianist. New Isaac Bledsoe, 821 Congress* record. — 16 phone 6619. S H O P P E — ‘T h e PICNIC T H E , K eenest Eating Place in Tow n” specializes in lunches, any price, any plate time of day. T ry o u r — 25 lunch. 1808 Lavaca. 40c H E R E 'S a record t h a t you will want. “ Flag That T rain, Shimmy Fox T r o t .” num ber. Isaac Bledsoe, 821 Congress, phone — IO 6619. dance new A $20,000 fo r one of the best corners n e a r University, with a complete two-story and basem ent home. T. H, — 16 Barrow & Sons. FOR » SALE— Edison phonograph, golden oak Chippendale, 38 r e c ­ ord s; U nderwood ty p ew rite r and t a ­ ble; seven ra d ia n t gas stove. WHI tak e larg e w ardrobe tru n k as part 1709 C on­ paym ent. Williamson, — 16! gress Avenue. FOR SALE le a d in g b u sin ess c o lle g e s B U S IN E S S sch o la rsh ip in o n e o f th* o f the S o u th , fo r sale at a re d u ctio n . Ad- d res T h e M aa a g er, B o x 1 9 2 7 , U n i­ ——tf v e r sity S ta tio n , A u stin . WE WILL BUY: 10c a copy wil lb« paid for the first tw elve copies of The Texan of Sunday, June 14, and Friday, June 19, brought to room 155, Main building.