s i t * B a i l l i Vol. XXVII AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1925 EIGHT PAGES TODAY No. 3 UNEXPECTED INCREASE IN FIRST DAY REGISTRATION FRESHMEN GA THER FOR TWO CONVOCA HONS TODA Y f ENGINEERS TOBA! ' Varsity Oil Funds for A ugust Show $15,000 Increase Over July Royalty [ ADVICE WILL BE B IV E N FROSH B E H A V ! ABOUT Girls Will M eet in A fternoon and Boys in M orning at M ethodist Church Bill RIPPEY LODS YELLE Dean Hubbard, Miss Hiss, Bellm ont, and Others W ill Address M eeting Transfer W orried A bout R ooting for T exas; Fears Mob “ T o r o o t o r n o t t o r o o t f o r T e x a i , t h a t i i t h e q u e s t i o n . ” T h i i u n u s u a l p r e d i c a m e n t i t f a c e d b y a n a c a d e m i c s e n i o r w h o t r a n s f e r . is a F o r t w o y e a r s h e a t t e n d e d T e x a s A Sc ML, t h e n w e n t f o r a y e a r . N o w h e ' s t o B a y l o r w o n d e r i n g i f h e w i l l b e m o b b e d i f h e r o o t s a g a i n s t t h o s e t e a m s . “ I k n o w w o r t h a g a i n s t I' l l y e l l f o r I ’m t De A g g i e s , ” h e de* a l l d a r e d , “ b u t I c a n ' t q u i t e m a k e u p m y m i n d t o r o o t a g a i n s t B a y l o r . " Frosh Carried A round City in Autos Sunday E n t e r t a i n m e n t o f fr e s h m a n Separate convocations will be held Tuesday at the U niversity boys Methodist church tor the girls and girls c o n tin u e d th ro u g h S u n d a y and boys o f the freshm an c l a s s when a b o u t 350 o f th e new s tu d e n ts o f ’29, the boys m eeting at IO met in f r o n t ()f th(1 University Y. IC. o ’clock in the m orning and the |C. A. a nd w ere c a r r ie d o ver th e city .in som e 60 a u to m o b ile s fu rn ish e d b y girls m eeting at 2:3® in the a f t - th4 Eot, ry Club> tho Kiwanlg club f m o o n , according to I.. It- Hull- Hn(j m e m b e rs of bard, dean of men of the U n i­ versity. t h e th e ir r e t u r n the o f included , _ _ Upon . A. . . , . “ O ne of th e most im p o r t a n t p u r ­ tw o c o n v o c a tio n s Is poses o f th e s e to m ake a c q u a in te d f r e s h m e n w ith the U n iv e rsity re g u la tio n s c o n ­ c e r n i n g th e ir life on th e c a m p u s ." th e How' to avoid tr o u b le while a t th e j the I U n iv e rsity will be e x p la in e d frs h m e n . T h e e x t r a - c u r r ic u l a a c tiv ­ ity ru le , the abse n c e r u le a n d the m e a n in g of p r o b a tio n {are a m o n g : o th e r things t h a t th e f ir s t y e a r s t u ­ d e n ts will be told of. to “ A s h o r t talk w'ill be m ade by j th e d e p a rt- ; th in g s t h a t a of lif e ," H u b b a rd “ T his m e e tin g will discuss f r e s h m a n should th e va rio u s D eans m e n ts o f s tu d e n t s ta te d . th e know in o r d e r to m a k e a good s t a r t i in th e U n iv e rsity a n d will help him to avoid beng s e n t hom e a f t e r C h ris t­ m a s.” faculty . fro m trip the the v-sting which va rio u s asylum s, B a r to n S prings. Lake A u stin a n d o t h e r places o f in te r e s t, the fre s h m e n w ere ta k e n to the Main jth e G ir l’s S tu d y Hall Building w here p un c h was served from 4:45 to 5 o ’clock. in Dr. Splaw n, p r e s id e n t to th e fre s h m e n f o r a fe w m inu te s, fol­ low ing which th e y e n g a g e d in a get- t o g e t h e r m eeting . spoke Special se rm o n s w e re delivered by th e p a sto rs of t h e v a rio u s U n iv e rsity c h u rc h e s S u n d a y . , ---------------o--------------- THEATER PASSES GIVEN DAILY TO L U C K Y STUDES —....., - V. I. Moore, n ew ly m ade A ssista n t i n t e r e s t re la tin g d e n ts P u b lic a tio n s w ith A r r a n g e m e n ts h a v e b een m ade by D ean of Men is schedu led to discus* £be c irc u la tio n m a n a g e r o f the S t u ­ tw o down- n n e r s of g e n e r a l th e to fre sh m e n . Moore will speak to th e tow n boys at the m o rn in g m eeting . Star- M ajestic to ru n tvvo passes daily In ling H ollow ay, p r e s id e n t o f the Uni- fhe classified se c tio n o f T h e T e x a n . v e rsify Y. M. C. A. will the f r e s h m a n boys of the w ork done by t h e Y. M. C. A. a n d its re la tio n to th e cam p u s life. O ne boy and o ne girl will r e c e iv e is th e f r e e pass each d a y . All th a t n e c e s sa ry is to clip th e ad an d p r e ­ s e n t it a t the box o f fic e o f one o f the above th e a te rs . th e Q u e e n an d th e a te r s , tell o — D ean Taylor inaugurates New j System to Facilitate R eg­ istration of A lecs E n g in e e rin g s t u d e n t s o f the sop h­ om o re and ju n i o r classes will regis-j t e r T uesday. Those classes will come j to the E n g in e e rin g B uilding at 6 a. rn. T u e sd a y m i m i n g b e f o r e break-; f a st to get n um bers. i n d :eate T h e y will r e tu r n a th e ir to a w a it little a f te r 7 tu r n at reg-; o ’clock jittering. Thi< plan o f using num bers to tu rn was! fo u n d to be v e ry s a tis f a c to r y Mon-j d ay when the fre sh m e n and the se n ­ iors re g iste re d . T r a n s f e r s also reg-; iste re d Tuesday. th e s t u d e n t ’s C h a irs w ere provided the e n g in e e r­ ing fre sh m e n while th ey w aited t h e :r line of chairs tu r n . A s t re tc h e d over the f ir s t floor of the Alec stronghold f o r the acc om m o da ­ tion o f the fre sh m e n . 'zig-z a g g in g -------------- Q--------------- First A ll-U niversity Dance Saturday Night j 1236,2/8 BIVEN IN T I REPORTS Total A vailable Receipts Building Fund Passes $ 1 ,1 3 7 ,2 7 4 Mark in R oyalties totalling $286,278, sh o w in g an increase o f $15,223 for July, have been received from U n iv ersity oil production in the Reagan county field for the month of August, according to figu res given out Monday from the State Land Office by C. H, Cocke, cashier. Following the policy adopted by Land Com­ the m issioner J. T. Robison, m oney will be designated for the available building fund of ;the U niversity, Mr Cocke stated. T h is m onth the Tcxon com pany re­ p o rts $122,587.90, and the Big Lake a r e $118,690.11, C o m p an y ro yalties re- i both f u r n i s h in g the final total at W O m a n S G y m j c e i v e d fo r A u g u st a t $236,278. . . . ri t TY —- i i ... „ , , . Dean L, ii. H u b b a r d will welcome th e first a 1-Umvers ty I T h e g r a n d total of $1,137,274.52 for received lands h a s been the produ cing sands since the . . fr e s h m a n a t , . th e T h irtv - law- by , , d a n c e of the long s e a s o n S a tu r d a y | n jn th L e g isla tu re , which d irected t h a t n ig h t, acco rd in g to Reese W ade, m a n - ! th e royHltie8 shall be deposited to the the avaUaWe fun d of the a g e r o f the a ll-U n .v e rs.ty dances. f or c o n s tru c tio n of new Music for the d a n c e will be f u r - , U n ivp njity U n iv e r s ity ,. fro m , J p a s s a g e of i c r e d j t of * , the ' r u - * .* , , , , is a t t e n d . e x te n d e d I he invitation to “ Those, u n f a m i lia r with all p a r t of A u g u st am o u n te d lushed by E a s te r lin g ’s o rc h e s tra , cen- j buiW ing8 on the cam pus, d u c te d by Lloyd E a s te r lin g , fo rm erly Incom e fro m oil ro y a ltie s fo r the of the Brownwood T ro u b a d o u rs. A m o n th of J u ly and s e n t in the la tt e r to $243,- special fre>hinen usual 070.86. C om parison of the totals for c h a r g e <>i 56 c e n ts will be m ade, and ; J u l y and A u g u st show a decrease, hat checking fa c ilitie s will be pro- e vid en tly, in the p a s t 30 d a y s of $6, 792, b u t the actu al oil production has v '{*°d, the all- been h e a v ie r the pa>t m onth than d u r- U n iv e rsity dances m a y be assured o f ing th e month preceding, Mr. Cocke a th o ro u g h ly e n jo y a b le a ffa ir," Man- s ta te d . D ifferences in th e am oun ts, “ T h e W om an's! he said , were caused by a d ju s tm e n ts a g e r Wade sta te d . to these d a n c e s ,{m ad e by the Texan c o m p a n y on de­ Gym is well suited be in g con ven iently lo cated liveries t h a t had not been agreed upon c a m p u s and large e n o u g h to accom- for J u ly . The delinq uen t pay m en t of m o d a te 200 o r m o re couples. The $22, 015.73 added to $221,Ufo. 13 real- f r o m a c tu a l production brought ru lin g a g a i n s t ' to ta l f o r J u ly d r in k in g is to be s tr ic tly e n f o r c e d ." the H o no r Council to $$243,070.86. the the on ---------- a .................. ................... O- ---------- Mrs. Vena M athew s Returns From Seven W eeks Trip Chicago F reshm en W ill N ot Be M olested at the W ednesday N ight Meet U Theo. B ellm o nt, D ire c to r of “ Keepinj A thletics, will speak on F i t . " Dean L. H. H u b b a r d will ae q u a i n t th e fre s h m e n with the mort i m p o r ta n t regulation? U n iv e rsity c o n c e r n in g th e ir c o n d u c t while a ’ th e U n iv ersity . A sim ilar p r o g r a m h a s been a r ­ r a n g e d fo r th e w o m e n ’s convocation in th e a fte rn o o n . A n n a Hiss, Directoi o f Physical A etivtes f o r W o m e n wll’ discuss the W o m e n ’s A thletic Asso e la tio n . Mildred Beall, te m p o r a r j c h a ir m a n o f th e W o m e n ’s Counci will tell th e co-eds a b o u t th e w o rk ­ ings o f the h o n o r sy ste m an d its ap­ plicatio n to girls. th e life of B ernice G reen is schedu led to ex­ plain the re la tio n o f the Y. W. C. A to th e f r e s h m a n girl F lo re n c e S m ith Bell, A ssis ta n t D ear o f W o m e n and Ruby T e rrill, Dean of W om en , will speak th e ir work girls w ith r e f e r e n c e D ean L . H . H u b b a rd Is to sp e a k on the U n iv e rsity r e g u la tio n s . Bill Rippey, head yell le a d e r of th e U n iv e rsity is to a d d r e s s th e two c o nv ocation s, a nd lead th e m in sev­ e ra l a p p r o p r ia te yells. P o p u la r c a m ­ pus so n g s will be sung. on to f r e s h m a n W - U - X - T - R - A T h e Classified A d v e rtisin g D e p a rtm e n t will ru n th e nam e i f one boy and on e girl each day in th e Classified A d v e rtis­ ing Section. T u r n to the se c tio n now and nee if y o u r nam e is in th e re . I f so you will see a f r e e show' a t the M ajestic or Q u e e n T h e a t e r tonigh t. W atch this colum n e v e ry d ay for th e n am es lucky t o y a n d girl. W H O K N O W S ? YOU MAY B E N E X T . o f th e Luncheon for T exas leader, M rs, Vena K. M a th e w s has j u s t re ­ has issued a call for all f re sh m en to tu r n e d from a seven w eeks’ trip to a tte n d the m eeting o f first-y ear stu- Chicago, where she stud ied piano with dent8 U) ^ h(,|d at the men s g y m ­ M oissaye Bogus L aw ski of the Chi- F ira t luncheon o f th e T exas Cow- cag0 MuaicaI College; concert org an C ow boys W ednesday . Billy Rippey, V a r s ity yell ^ , _ , , n a siu m on next W ed nesday n ight fo r one hour. The hours will be from 7 to 8 o’clock. T h is m eetin g has been called fo r the p u rp o se of a c q u a in tin g the f r e s h ­ men w ith th e yells and give them a little p ra c tic e in ch e e rin g , in o r d e r t h a t th ey will make a c re d ita b le show ­ ing a t the college n ig h t to be held T h u r s d a y night, Rippey said. All fre s h m e n a r e u r g e n tly requested to be on hand a t the gym pro m ptly at 7 o’clock, said Rippey, so t h a t they will h ave an o p p o rtu n ity to go th ro u g h w ith th e yells and m a s t e r them be­ fore college night. 1000 it was th e y a r e at said. F r e s h m e n will not be molested by th e so ph om o res while L a st y e a r m e e tin g , o v e r a tte n d e d the first m eeting, p r e p a r a t o r y to the is the college n ig h t exercises, a n d it plan of Rippey to make the Wednes­ d a y n ig h t affair even m o re successful th a n th e one of last y e a r. fre s h m e n “ W e a r y o u r green c a p s , and show t h a t you have the p ro p e r sp irit by a t t e n d i n g th is m ee tin g ," w as the a d ­ vice o f Rippey. — o . Dr. Penick O pens N ew Junior School boys will be held W e d n e s d a y a t 6 :3 0 w jth Dr Wilhelm M id d eb chu lte; th e a te r o clock at the C a f e t e r ia . A m e ric a n C o n se rv a to ry a n d T his is the a n n o u n c e m e n t o f Ed o r g a n with Paul E s te r ly , o rg a n is t of Taegel, fo re m a n , who has called th e | be new Diverser T h e a te r . H er little m ee tin g fo r the p u r p o s e of o rg a n iz - d a u g h te r , M a r g a r e t, studied with ng and finding o u t how m any o f the R u th W atkins and Merla Steele in the Cowboys failed to r e t u r n to th e Uni- C a r u t h e r s School of Piano, versity. M rs. M athew s has Ia eg e l r e q u e sts t h a t all Cowboys itte n d this m e etin g . j u s t opened a stu d io in the new bu ild in g on Guada- lupe S tr e e t on T w e n ty - th ir d Street. POSITIONS OPEN TO TEXAN WORKERS-MEETING THURSDAY bronze, silver and gold will also be given a t the end of th e session to T exan workers. A t the m eeting T h u r s d a y , duties of d i f f e r e n t s t a f f m em b e rs will be e xplained. Most of th e positions now open will go to r e p o r te r s who will be given three a s s ig n m e n ts to cover e a c h week. C overing a n d w ritin g the a ssig n m e n ts will re q u ire less th a n an h o u r a day. T h e a ss ig n m e n ts a re th e m orning posted a t 8 o’clock l l o'clock a t n ig h t to g e t t h e i r stories th e ir sp a re j a n d w rite them d u r i n g tim e. r e p o rte rs a r e g iv en until a n d in E ffo rt* a r e being made W ith the policy in view of a b ig ­ ger and b e tte r D a ily T e x a n , a s t a f f m eeting has been called fo r T h u r s ­ in Main day a fte rn o o n a t 5 o ’clock B uilding 157, a c c o rd in g to S te w art H a r k r id e r an d S am Jo h n so n , editors, to have P r e s id e n t VV. M. W. S p u a w n a tte n d the m eeting to a d d r e s s m em bers of the s ta f f . Pan! J . Thom pson, j o u r ­ nalism in s tr u c to r , will also deliver a sh o rt address. P r o f e s s o r Thom pson as a m em ber of th e ed ito ria l hoard, will tell of the p la n s t h a t a re being made to im prove T h e T ex an . th a n More IOO s t u d e n t s a r e ex­ the to sign u p f o r w ork on pected T exan , r e ­ to Positions a r e open p o rte rs. f e a t u r e w r ite r s , issue editors, a s s i s ta n t issue e d ito rs, society w r i­ te rs, s p o rts w r ite r s , a n d columnists. P re viou s n e w s p a p e r w ork on some o th e r n e w sp a p e r is not necessary f o r sig n in g up. As a r e w a r d fo r w ork in g on The T e x a n a d in n e r d a n c e o r banq uet w ill be held for m embers of the sta ff a t the end o f th e term . M edals of to to a tte n d All stu d e n ts who wish learn jo u r n a lis m and n e w sp a p e r work are invited th e s t a f f meeting T h u r s d a y and sign up f o r work. The T e x a n o ffe rs an o p p o r tu n i ty for s t u ­ to become b e t te r d e n ts acquainted w ith the fa c u lty m e m b e rs, fo rm a l a r g e r circle of f rie n d s and a c q u a in t­ ances, and get a m ore th o ro u g h knowl­ edge of the U n iversity cam pus, it has been pointed o u t D r. D. A. Penick h a s gone to San A n to n io w h e re he will fo rm a lly o p e r th e new j u n i o r college a t Main Ave­ n u e high school. He will r e tu r n to A u s tin th is a fte r n o o n . T h e j u n io r college was u n o f f i­ c ia lly esta b lishe d la s t s u m m e r , a n d a la r g e n u m b e r o f high school g r a d ­ u a t e s r e g ia te re d . W o rk o ff e r e d l*i p a rallel to freshm an cou rses in the University, ____ *. t a i TRANSFERS ENTER U. ON FIRST DAV Expected Decrease on A c­ count of Drouth D oes not Materialize flEPORT INCREASE OF 236 ES N ew Members Are added to b acuity to Take Place of Resigned Members Engineers Show Increase; Law School Has no A pprecia­ ble Increase ^ Frosh Ed A sk s for Card to T ell Dean of W om en Som ething H . E . “ I ’v e g o t t h r e e c a r d s , a n d y o u ’v e g o t o n l y t w o , " r e m a r k e d a s w e e t f r e s h m a n c o - e d t o a n e d d u r i n g r e g i s t r a t i o n M o n d a y . “ Y o u ' d b e t ­ t e r g e t a n o t h e r o n e , o r m a y b e y o u w o n ’t b e f i x e d u p r i g h t . " T h e y o u n g r e f e r r e d t o w a l k e d t o t h e d o o r a n d a s k e d t h e r e g i s t r a ­ t i o n of f i ci al f o r t h e t h i r d c a r d . I h e of f i c i a l s m i l e d , b u t h e c o m ­ p l i e d w i t h t h e r e q u e s t . I m a g i n e t h e f i r s t - y e a r m a n ’s c h a g r i n a s h e l o o k e d a t t h e c o r n e r o f t h e c a r d a n d r e a d " I n f o r m a t i o n f o r t h e D e a n o f W o m e n . " Fish Literary Society Meets Tuesday Night O rga niz a tion of the F r e sh m a n Fo­ rensic Society, exclusive fre sh m a n lit­ e r a r y and d e b a tin g society, for the 1925-26 season will he u nd e rta ke n T u e sd a y night a t 7:30 in the Wesley Bible C h a ir a d jo in in g th e U niversity ! M ethodist Church, accord in g to H a rd y L. S c o tt,,r e t! r in g p resident. < hanges in the fa c u lty rtf tho de- ! p a r t merit o f home economics of the U niversity fo r 1925-26 have been an- Mourned by Miss Bess H e fflin, asso- ic ia te professor in the d e p a r tm e n t. time she secured Misi Je t W in te rs will a g a in have I c h a r g e of the classes in n u tr itio n a f t ­ e r an absence o f two y e a rs, d u r in g j which the degree j of Doctor of Philosophy from Yale U n iv e rsity . Miss M a ry S to r y T ay- i lor will succeed Miss H e n r ie tta Port* i as head of the a r t work. Miss T ay- j lor is a g r a d u a te of th e P r a t t I n s ti­ t u t e in New York and has studied in I Colum bia U niversity . Miss C a th e rin e E ic he lbe rg will succeed Miss H a r r i e t t Tilden as a s ­ s i s ta n t to Miss T a y lo r. Miss Je n n ie W ilm ot has been m ade head of the to foods division of the d e p a r tm e n t fill the place of Miss Evelyn Lacey who has been given a leave of a b ­ sence. Miss Wilmot received the de-1 gre e of m a s te r of a r t s fro m Colum ­ bia U n iv e rsity in J u n e . It la not expected t h a t election of officers will be u n d e rta k e n a t the ini­ have the p ra c tic e house as a c h a r g e of successor to Miss Eloise B erry who tial meeting. P la n s for the e n s u i n g j resigned to become head of the home y e a r will be discussed in open forum , j economics work (if the t lorida S ta te Miss B erline Collins will Board o f E ducation. W. O. Moore, d e b a tin g coach of the U n iv ersity , will a d d re ss th e old out- O th e r m embers of the fa c u lty a r e Miss M a ry E d n a G e a rin g , c h a ir m a n ; going members and the new incoming ! Miss Lena Wilson and Miss Lucy R a th b o n e who will have c h a rg e of m em bers. T he F r e sh m a n Forensic Society wa.-' 't h e w ork in clothing and te x tile s; Miss organ ized last F e b r u a r y upon the aug-1 H elen Sp e a rs, in s tr u c t o r in food nu- t r it io n , and Miss Bess H efflin, di­ gestion of Coach Moore, a n d w as spon- sored by the Public S p e a k in g D e p a r t - j re c to r of the te a c h e r -t r a i n in g work, m en t of the U niversity. D ean H ubbard sta te d a t the f r e s h ­ t h a t the m an convocation S a t u r d a y in te re s t taken by last y e a r ’s fre s h ­ men in the new men of this y e a r is a n o t h e r friendly fe e lin g held by the second-year men for th e newcomers. indication of the Students W anted to Sell Pop in Stadium on Liberal Com m ission All form s of fo re n sic s, form including p re p a r e d addresses, the pro ­ g r a m s o f the f r e s h m a n society. The m em bers of last y e a r will re tire from p a rtic ip a tio n in th e alTaira of the J o - 1 a r e •'cquc.-ted to m e e t with Noel Tar- son»s a t the U n iv e r s ity Y.M.C.A. to ­ n ig h t fro m 7 to 8 o ’clock. in se lling soda w a te r on com m ission in foo tb all g am es th e the S t a d ’um a t cifety j u s t as soon as can ta k e over the o rg a n iz a tio n . S t u d e n t s who a r e th e new men in te r e s te d G eorge L IV IN G S T O N IN S A N T O N E T he T e x a s Coy boys h ave c h a rg e of the concessions in th e S ta d iu m , and a d o p te d the plan this y e a r o f having th e soda w a te r an d e a t s sold by stu- te a c h in g d e n ts. This will give th ose who de-; school a t Main A v en u e high school, j sire to e a r n a p a r t o f th e i r expenses He o b ta ine d his B. A. de g ree here a c h a n c e to m a k e .several dollars at in A u g u st, and he was a r t e d ito r o f each gam e. A liberal commission the Longhorn M agazine d u r .n g the j is given on all s t u f f sold, P arso n s 1924-25 long session. L ivingston i <-■»■ « t r-.he. ty- He b x - In fo r m a t io n es his p r e d i c t on o btained c o a c h e s and o f f i c i a l s t o g e t h e r w i t h d a ta c o l ­ lected fr o m hundred* o f mc hoots. .upon p rom ineait S p a ld in g ’s G u id e fro m for c la s s if i A c c o r d in g to F u l l e r t o n ’* cation , Rice will p la ce se c o n d with Doc Stewart Believes Texas Can Emerge Victorious If Students Root Hsy!„r n<«t an d A r t s n . M f o l l o w i n g j on the heels «d the Baar*. N o c o n s i d ­ eration wa* g iv e n to T e x a s A. St M. S. M. U or T. C . V , .Dan McGugin'.* V a n d e r b ilt C o m m o ­ lo n g h o r n * p la y In dore-, w hom the I t’s about th at time of ^h»ej>ja^hviiu- on October IO, arc rated *trongi?*t a g g r e g a t io n in the Central S outh. He declare*, h o w e v e r , that the C o m m od ore* are Weak in r e ­ year when everybody piles up m the dope and attempt* to pick the winner of the Southwestern Conference race. Quite natu- . rally, a variety of opinions B y J o h n S a m m o n s serve p ow er. TO G IE S LISTED Will Run to Auburn, S. M, U. Brid I 6 X 8 $ A * OL W# Football Clashes w|[| .Special trains will ru „ ih e A uburn, S. M, IL, and T e x a s A, A M. football gam es, it wa* a n n o u n c ed at the .Southern P acific o f f i c e Monday. Reduced rates will be o f f e r e d , but the € x a c * prices have n ot b een worked out. Railroad o f fic ia l* have been c o n fe r r in g with A th le tic D irector L. Bellm ont, »nd d e f in i t e arr an ge - m e n u will be announced noon. Cobb at the Bat B Y T Y T h e B a y l o r U n i v e r s i t y l i n e e v e r y p l a y e r o n t o n a n d a h a l f . w e i g h t a l m o s t a P r a c t i c a l l y t h e l i n e w e i g h s m o r e t ha n 2 0 0 p o u n d s . t h e C o a c h g r e a t e s t a r r a y o f in t h e h i s t o r y o f t h e C o n f e r e n c e . F r a n k B r i d g e s S o u t h w e s t e r n l i ne m a t e r i a l h a s Ba^il P en n y , Ike S e w e ll, and Ox th r e e of the h e f t i e r mem- quad, under | W s "f ,h <‘ O s b o r n football practice fall for One train will he available f o r 1 reported each o f the two battles at Dallas and two of them will go to College S U - J?" «*»" •>« “ «< « J ™ ' **>' J><* _ lion. The Dallas , e , w ; y . » e h M c w .r t has ho p e , o f the VV til, Sowell weigh* t r a i n , will ten pound- P*nny N egotiation, for a special train to P ^ t Ko next' inc next t l . rv,n»«.„ sta tio n train* *r fbi* fall. I he College ..tation train..! „n,l return here at nigh,, and r« turn about ten evening. depart about 7:30 a. rn. Thankagiv.lP*’” "''-' under w eight, too, hut he in good shape to mg and come hack the .a m e day. «">'• p o r tio n . Ox Higgina I,as Nashville for the Vanderbilt game th « d if fie u ,t ‘“ ' k of replacing Bud •Sprague, n^w a member o f the West ’Point squad, hut the Dallas so p h o ­ -quad is the best man on the more jto take the place of the great Spra­ gue. ran gem ents will lik ely be m ade, Bell Probably will he , f 125 or m ore I a ,*° u n d ^r w **- go , the ar is and ! Parsons are w illin g to lh try- mont in dicated, ' 0 — boy playing like a V. est Point- . . . . . . Opinion d i f f e r s a m o n g sp o r t au- to C o n f e r e n c e ch a m p Dioritic* as ionsbip p ossib ilitie s. picks Baylor, Texan A. St M. T e x a s to c o m e ou t In o n e, t w o t h r e e J in x T u c k e r to m aintain a se m i- p e s s im is tlc j order. Coach F rank Bridge* ing a ttitu d e a b o u t B ay lo r, while D ana X. Bible the A ggie*. Dor S te w a r t say* T exan wdl win if p ro p erly .supported b y the stu d en t body. is highly op tim istic ab ou t ! — .— -----O’ ‘"Dutch” Reinhard Selected M anager of Football T eam e le v e n Charlo* “ D u tc h ” R einhard will this m anage the L onghorn reason. acc o rd in g to Doc S. N . E c k - dahl. He w ill b e a ssiste d by H u gh J e w e tt , T om L. R eese and D oc Fore- M ss ter* on and B a r r e t t tried out last for a ssista n t m a n a g e rsh ip year, but have fa ile d to put in their a p pearan ce. for f'an d id ate s fo o tb a ll m a n a g e r are ch osen by a s y st e m o f g r a d in g , Eekdahl sta te d . A c o m m it te e o f five o b serves the work o f ea c h man t r y ­ ing o u t, and g r a d e s are ren d ered a c ­ co rding to a b ility . U pon the a p p r o ­ val o f the A th le tic C oun cil, the m a n ­ a g e r is o f f i c i a l l y se le c te d . —o --------—-— * f A thletic Council O ffice Sw am ped W ith Seat Order* Clean Sportsm anship in Football Fostered by Scholastic League The m anner in w h ich the highest; are b ein g ideals o f sp o rtsm a n sh ip fostered a m on g the school* o f the S ta te by the U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s In ­ tersch olastic L e a g u e is sh ow n in the ! football ( ode which all school* must suhncrfbe to b e fo r e t h e y will he a d ­ m itted, according to R oy B. H e n d e r ­ son, a th le te d ire ctor o f the League. pled ge t h e m ­ Member school* m u s t se lv e s to uphold the fo llo w in g code in spirit a* well as a i t i o n : “ The football co d e m ean* to play thf g a m e in the sp irit o f fa irn ess and clean sp ortsm ansh ip , to ob serve all rules and not a t t e m p t to hold, ‘heat the hall* or coach fr o m the side lines b eca u se it can be d o n e w ith ou t the t h e c o n f e r e n c e T h o r l i e f “ S w a m p y ” T h o m p s o n , w h o will b e o n e o f t h e b e s t t a c k l e s in f til, s p e n t m o s t o f t h e s u m m e r w o r k i n g up in N e w J e r s e y , m a k i n g t h e t r i p n o r t h r e ­ }■ y b o a t T h o r l i * I h a s h a d a t h i s m a r k a b l e f o o t b a l l c a r e e r , F o r a c o u p l e o f y e a r s ho w a s j u s t a m e m ­ t h e s q u ad a n d n o t h i n g b e r o f l ast fal l C o a c h S t e w a r t m o r e , but s a w g r e a t p o s s i b i l i t i e s in T h o m p ­ s o n a n d g a v e h m e v e r y c h a n c e t o I he r e s u l t w a s t h a t m a k e g o o d - T h o r l i e f b e c a m e a b e t t e r p l a y e r t h a n m o s t o f t h e p l a y e r s f o r w h o m had s u b s t i t u t e d in p r e v i o u s h e y e a r s . in te r e s t e d B a s e b a ll fa n - sit the U n i v e r s ity o f T e x a s are g r e a t ly in the a p p r o a c h in g w o r ld ’* s e r i e s b e t w e e n th* the W a sh in g to n P it ts b u r g Pirates. It. is n e v e r u s e to p r o p h e c y , but S e n a t o r s and is o u r g ie it H e in ie Odom, k n ow led g e o f the r e f e r e e , or to r e - i the p j rRte* will d e f e a t tho A m e r ic a n , „A. , .... , , f o r m e r Longhorn b a w ba 11 c a p t a in , w ill return to the in O c to b e r a n d w ill r e ­ U n i v e r s it y H e D It m e a n s to a cc ep t P ir a te * ha ve the g r e a t e s t te a m t h a t p la y in g t h e u t il it y role w ith Ft Paul o p p o n e n t* in the N a t i o n a l L e a g u e sort to trickery in e q u ip p in g or pre- L e a g u e re p r e s e n ta tiv e s th is fall. T h e c e iv e his d e g r e e th is y e a r paring players. d ecisio n s o f o ffic ia l* w ithou t pro test, has been to treat your as your g u ests and to put clea n p lay and real sportsm ansh ip It a b o v e victo ries. m eans the a b ility to win without bo a stin g or to lo se w it h o u t grudge, f ‘V ictor y is no g r e a t m a tt e r . The im ­ is the m anly portant thin g in sp o rt strivin g to ex c el and t h e good f e e l ­ in g it fo ste rs ploy fair and h a v e no e x c u s e when tbs* A m o t h - . « those who; b e t w e e n in in nine has ■ ten year*. T h e Pitt-'burg ■superb^pstch.ng in Vie A ld r id g e , L ee I Meadow*, D utch K rem er, Em ii Yde, f J o h n n y M orrison, B a b e A d a m s and ; Red O ld h am . B oth field are f a s t , and e v e r y man on the? te a m can hit. in fie ld and o u t ­ is g o i n g o u t A m o n g t h o s e w h o s h o w e d up e x ­ c e p t i o n a l l y wed f o o t b a l l prac* in l i c e y e s t e r d a y w a s S a i l o r S h e a r e r , w h o f o r e n d . S a i l o r has m u c h n a t u r a l a b i l i t y , is a real f i g h t e r , a n d b a r r i n g a c c i d e n t s will be o n e o f t h e s t a r s o f t h e C o n f e r ­ e n c e t h i s s e a s o n . C o a c h .Stewart ha s m u c h r e s p e c t f o r S a i l o r s a b i l ­ it y. C oach B illy DischV o u tf ie ld is en the fmngh'-rn I try in g for places on le f t I f o o t b a ll t e a m . Fred T h o m p so n , t e a m , fi el de r will be used in the b a ck fie ld and will I be < f especial value the pinch. | C lyde P r a t t , t he f l e e t c e n t e r field e r, j t r y i n g f o r a ba ckf i e l d berth. H arry | ball the ii; nku[.h who , , bitting last year, I* playing et-n- , »ter* on the football learn, and is due for a wonderful season. * . th(. . , • L e s t e r S e t t f g a s t , a m e m b e r o f l a s t y e a r ' s f o o t b a l l t e a m a n d s t a r c a p t a i n o f t h e b a s k e t b a l l t e a m , it l o n g e r will b a c k b e e l i g i b l e a t h l e t i c c o m p e t i ­ t i o n . L e s t e r will c o n t i n u e hi s s t u d y o f l a w u n d e r C o a c h H i l d y a n d t h e in s c h o o l b u t n o f o r o t h e r m e m b e r s o f t h e l a w f a c u l t y . O; e o f t h e -to r m em b e rs o r this y e a r ’s team will be M att N e w e ll, who was not at his best la st y e a r on ac- j c o u n t o f in ju r ie s, M att w ill be used j at e n d aru! sh ou ld a c h ie v e his g r e a t ­ e s t s u c c e s s this yea r . S o man on the 1 : sq u a d is t r y in g h a rd er than M att, an d! lo o k in g b e t t e r e v e r y day. he S.- S p o r t w r i t e r s wi l l a p i i n ca l l D o c S t e w a r t “ H u r r y U p ” S t e w a r t i f h e c o n t i n u e * hi* p r e s e n t m e t h o d , w i t h t h r o u g h t h e t e a m . C o a c h S t e w a r t is p u t t i n g hi* >*! ay c r * t h e mi l l , a n d b e g i n n i n g t o d a y h e wi l l d r i l l t h e m h a r d e r t h a n e v e r . It is m i g h t y h o t t o w o r k t h e s e d a y * , b u t h a r d w o r k a n d p l e n t y o f s c r i m m a g e o n l y wi l l xvin c h a m p , s o n s h i p s . t h e s e p l a y e r s m u c h emerge from the mass. C onference coaches are supposed to know better than to p red ict final in doing outcom es, but they persist so. the righ t team*, hut they often desire to cover up the ability of their team s with propaganda. S o m e tim e s they hit upon P o o r B r i d g e s I impute Inspire o f the fa c t th a t Bridges" most ardent admirer, J in x Tucker, ha* picked the Baylor Bear* to win. the Bruin m entor t h a t hi* team will w r e stle for cellar honor*. Poor Bridge* deserve* the s y m p a th y is a o f other coache*. All he ha* line which average* in the n eig h b o r­ hood of 190 pounds, several veteran s and one nr two of last y e a r ’* fre sh m en such a* Booty Johnson. Down at College S tatio n e v e r y t h in g look* rosy for the A ggies. D a na X. Bible is optim istic about his chance* to cop the honors, but he make* no official sta te m e n t about whom he be­ lieve* will win. He ha* eleven le t ­ ter men and a w ealth of reserve m a­ terial. H avin g had 1924 m achine hi* wrecked by graduation. Coach Mor­ rison of S. M l l . refuse* to consider h is crew in the running. T h ough he has considerable stre n g th , it. is green at best. He- favor* Baylor to clean up this season. S t e w a r t O p t i m i s t i c Doc S te w a r t, who has f o re ca st re­ sult* w ith a fair d egree of accuracy, I* honest enough to ad m it that hi* team can win. H e tie* a s t r in g on hi* sta te m e n t, however, sa y in g , “ if the stud en t su pp ort their te a m .” His opinion is that any team th a t takes gonfalon will have to wh;p Ba>lor. H et*man of Rice s w e a r s t h a t hi* reported pessim ism is ail bunk. He say* that he m erely said he d id n ’t have much m aterial, not th a t he is out o f the running. a Matty Bell declares h im s e lf o p ti­ m istic, but he will have to be a m a ­ g ician to produce ch am p ion sh ip caliber a g g re gation . T. C. U. is due Ut show im provem ent »v r la st sea son, but the Horned Frog* are far from d angerous. A rk ansas is “ layin low and say in ’ n oth in ’." Pep M eeting W ill Be Feature of C ollege Night at Men s G ym F eatured by the firs! pep m ee tin g o f th' year, c o l a g e n ight w ill be in the ce le b r a te d Thursday e v e n in g M e n ’s Gymnasium,. *hc program b e ­ gin n in g at 7:1*' o'clock. The U n i­ versity Y. M. C. A. and Y. AV, C, A. the or g an iz ation s ev e n t. sponsoring are lie While a num ber o f yell* w ill g iv e n during the ev e n in g , it is p lan ­ ned to close the program with a p er­ “ H u l­ iod devoted to V arsity yells. labaloo- R ay • R ay,” F ig h t.” a n d the old “F ig h t Y ell” will resound the wooden e d if ic e a s the through u p p erclassm en teach th*- gre en -cap­ ped freshm en the yells and the - m g of the U n iversity. “ T e x as program. F o r father p'-p numbers and .speeches are b ein g prepared by S t e r lin g Hol­ low ay for the the ben efit o f fre sh m en and o th e r new stu d en ts, is the fra m e b u ild in g betw een T w e n t y - third and T w e n ty -fo u rth .Streets on S p e ed w a y , op posite the P ow er House., the M en ’s G ym n asiu m A labam a Tech and Auburn Sam e School th* same achoo!. ’ A ub urn and Alabama P o ly t e c h n ic ar* o n e of The f o o tb a ll te a m , which p lays the L on g­ horns in Dallas October IT, is rat­ ed rn* one of the in the Bow th. - T e x a s ha* w on t w ic e from A u b u r n . f ,1910 t h e A la b a m a crew w e n t l a ttorfra before the fleers* 9-0, and in they were walloped, lh to I, sta d iu m atfbaeribtrs the o f f i c e D em a n d s for c h o ic e se at r e s e r v a ­ are the tions by s w a m p in g A th letic C ouncil o f f i c e , W iley G la ze i ^ declared Monday. A t the rate tick ets* are bein g m ailed ou t, the s u p p ly will soon be e x h a u s te d , he na id. ft r t e o f __ BI G A T T E N D A N C E E X P E C T E D is al.*o h ea v y A T T E X A S - S . M. U . F O O T B A L L G A M E A T D A L L A S O C T O B E R 31 “ More peop le w ant ticket* to the •S. M. P . g a m e th an any oth er, hut the d em a n d f o r the T ick et sales for th e fo o tb a ll g a m e Vuburn and A. St M. b a tt le s .” G laze sta ted , “ B aylo r s e a t options. h ow - b etw e en S. M. U. anti the U n iv ersity ever, have not b een asked for m u c h .” o f T e x a s in ru n n in g a b o u t even with in annual “ Dari’’ B u rn ett, well k now n in the T h a n k s g iv n g clash b e t w e e n the two “ V a lle y ” w here law yer* are moulded, a late school was the o n ly gam e to has returned to the U n iv e r s ity to ob- ta x • the lain his d eg re e from the School of gran d stan ds. that for the T e xii- A g g ie g a m e , it said. U ntil D A D B U R N E T B A C K --------------------- c a p a c i t y o f the se a tin g r e c e n t ly the I Law. D urin g the su m m er, Bu rn ett traveled • wa* on a ch a u tau qu a and Since o th e r school* a re d evelop- ing c o n f e r e n c e ch a m p io n * , S. M. U. ver the eastern and northern p a rt and Baylor vie wth A. St M. for pop- f the U nited State*. >ulnr.ty on the Texan sc h e d u le . Sick Fountain Pens A R E A N U ISA N C E Let us put your old pen in good w orking condition before you start to class. O ur Fountain Pen specialty man can take care of any repairs or parts that might be needed. Incidentally, if you do not have a good Fountain Pen, we carry four of the best lines: Parker, W ahl, W aterm an, Conklin— and can fit your hand with any style point desired. Let us show you. UNIVERSITY CO-OP 2210 G uadaiupe Books Stationery School Supplies An Invitation I o the old students to come in and visit us before attending classes, renew acquaintances an d note the m an y im provem ents we have made to serve you better. T o the new students, we w ant you to come in and get a cq u a in t­ ed with one of the best equipped college book stores in the South. Also we advise you to come in now and select the m any school items you will need such as a fountain pen, pencils, ink, note­ books, college seal stationery, T exas pennants, waste basket, alarm clock, and num erous other necessary items that will be well w orth your time to buy early. O u r cales clerks will help you se­ lect the things you need. W E A R E SP E C IA LISTS IN T U E C O L L E G E BOO K A N D SC H O O L SU PP L IE S LINE— D E PEN D O N US T O S E R V E Y O U . 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Good pen counters wouldn't be without it—stop at the near­ est one. T H E PARKER P E N COMPANY I’ actory an d G eneral Office* JA N E SV IL L E. W !S. DttofolJ Jr. J3 Lady D uofeU 93 Interned)* re .zc With ring for chatelaine Texas Longhorn HOME GOOD THINGS TO EAT 2400 G uadalupe St. ■■■— IN— Start R ight By K n o w in g Th a t Your Eyes A re Right Turk Let us help you make study­ ing a pleasure instead of a burden by examining your eyes and fitting you with proper glasses if necessary. No drops used in our exami­ nations. No time lost from your work. W ard & T read w ell O p to m e tris ts Congress Ave. & 7th. T H E D A I L Y T E X A N PAGE THREE LARGEST FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM REPORTS «taOSI3S6ifi8 LITTLEFIELD HHS ■ field’s statement. Beaumont, Fort! FIELD FOR WEEK ket every j OPEN ON CLARK dent activities. income from the blan- the ! Fourth of July celebration ami the D evereaux Players was less than the the week above named amount, according to out f rom the greenhorn el even includes O D A grid players from Arkansas, Okie- * every newspaper published in Texas, and the women working in the bu-j reau clip stories concerning Individ-f uals or companies which subscribe1 .Scot v s are clipped td the service. concern.ny the Masons, K.iwanis Club, Rotary Club, Insurance, Health, Athletics, University, Music, Libra­ ry, etc. homa, Louisiana, and section o f Texas, according to L it t le - 1 ent ert ai nment com m ittee in the m aintenance of the various stu- Bureau Sends Stories U niversity C lipping to 118 State Papers L. H. Hubbard, Dean o f Students. tax, admission charges lVr% V<- I l v u contributed I The total T * ^ ^ * from to N J * 1 D O N ’T , .• v a >%> -»:# * ?, SA? W o n d e r Wh a t B e c a m e of Salty S H E ’S H ERE! a n d C olleen M oore Sit “SALLY” S a l l y ’* In t h e Movie? n o w a t the Worth, Dallas, Houston, Waco, and s Austin have splendid players to this y ear’s line and back­ field. The freshm an pigskin tutor j there will be no open practice per ? would not mention the names of his Nods o f the Longhorn football team, brightest prospects, because he d e - j and the gates of Clark Field will be from blanket clares that they have not yet had time to display their wares. remainder o f For the A little over $2,000 was received admission closed to those who wish to witness charges during the first term, and that the workout*7 o f the men. Probably the first time that this source the second term. The corres- pending expenditure were $2800 the first term and $2,180 the second. I $1,840 was received tax and from E xpense items for the second term by playing South- w ere; public lectures and Devereaux Players, $735; Texan, $1,000; Mo­ tion pictures, $125; Music, $ 1 2 5 ; Out Public of town excursions, readings, $20; Miscellaneous, $100. -------------------o-------------------- from $50; U*e the n ew c lassifie d . T e le p h o n e I it is so e a s y to rem em ber. Dial 8 0 0 0 The practice o f using the “baby eleven” against the Longhorn’s in the daily scrim mage is used at Texas only, announced Littlefield. “ Fur the past f e w years, Texas has used this idea to a great advantage, and will continue to do so for the reasons al­ ready,” said the freshm an coach, ----------- o------------ T y Cobb R eturns to C am pus; W ill Be Sports Editor, T exan to tho University Ty Cobb of Cameron, who was editor o f The Daily Texan last year, will return this! year, and has been named Sports E d - 1 itor o f The Daily T exan. “ Cobb at the Bat,” a live sports column ap­ pears on the page o f The sports Texan today, y e a r ’s team will be seen at work by body will be most of the student next Saturday when Texas opens her football season w e-tern University in Austin. 3 Doe’s men have been working out until 6 every afternoon o ’clock for some time on old Clark Field gridiron. On Monday Stewart used some of the freshmen football in prospects against the first team scrimmage. A ctive work h a s b e e n ! done in developing the forward pass' and Doc has been giving most of hisj periods devoted to skull practice overj to drilling his men in the fundam en­ tals o f the pass. ---------------o----- ---------- S T U D E N T S COSTLY A T S U M M E R SCHOOL Although there has been no off!* Cobb has had m any years e f p e - lc a l tabulation o f expenditures by the Univ* rsity for student entertainment during the summer, a total o f ap­ proximately $5,000 ha': been spent rte nee as a sports writer. During the past sum m er he was editor of the Cameron Enterprise. E N T E R T A I N M E N T OF M I D N I G H T MAT INEE ASK TH E ONES W H O S A W T H E H O W “ P R E T T Y L A D IE S ” W A S Q U E E N University clipping bureau which sends out .stories to 118 T< xas new s­ papers concerning the University, employs ten women students in the University, according to W. D. Horn- aday, director in and journalism. instructor concerning stories sent iv . I). H om aday, publicity direc­ tor, daily sends out one column of news the University. out are Most o f the written by members o f the Journa­ lism 12 or newspaper reporting class. A rticles w ritten by this class appear daily in practically every newspaper in Texas. Kathryn Maddrey, U niver­ sity student, the work done in the clipping bureau. supervises /The bureau receives copies of A T T E N T IO N M O TO R C Y C LE R ID E R S You are invited to go to an ice cream supper at San Marcos, it will be a great party and too. Leave 1311 Lavaca at 0:80 p. rn. Bring your girl and le t’s have a great time. A ustin M otorcycle C om pany 1311 Lavaca S treet B O Y S WANT TO WORK? ( 'h a n c e to rnalce 20 per cent on selling drinks in Stadium at games. M eet N oel R P arsons at Y. M. C. A . ton ight from 7 to 8 o ’clock N O W S H O W I N G At 11 -1 :3 0 -4 - 6 : 3 0 - 9 o ’clock DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS REGULAR PRICES <( IN DO N Q , SO N O F Z O R R O ” — D o u g ’s is as hot as p ep p er, Spanish m elo d ra m a ! latest F A B L E S — N E W S — T O PIC S l i g h t Prospects for Season in Wealth of High School Products By Al L u ck ett “The freshman team of this year is already the largest in the history of V arsity, and within a few weeks it should be one of the best ip history,” declared frosh coach Clyde Littlefield Monday. in moleskin?, With So men the freshman mentor seems highly pleas­ ed at the spirit and enthusiasm shown by the first year prospects. “ Though no stars have shown themselves as yet, I see chances for a couple of first rate elevens from the freshman try outs.” Fish H a v e T h ree O b ject* In discussing the purpose o f the Orange and White system of taking special care of the first yt*ar men, Littlefield said:. “ We have three pur­ poses in giving our freshmen special attention. In the first place, Doc Stew art is the only conference coach who uses his greenhorns for scrim­ mage against Varsity. This system requires a strong fish team to give the Longhorns enough practice. Sec­ ondly, we try to develop individual players for next year’s team. Tins is perhaps our main purpose of train­ ing fish. Lastly, we try for team work among freshmen. This year there are four gam es scheduled and we are going out to win them ; all. These are the three objects our I system has of putting the freshmen through a strenuous season.” the training Littlefield, recognized as a >uccess-| fill American truck coach, is devel-j oping his football men along the same; lines that have made his cinder-path; athletes national winners. A distinct­ ly Littlefield policy of is never to cut a man off his squad. “ I i never tell a man to cease training ;! out of himself. On the contrary, 11 that he will never make an athlete j encourage the darkhorse as well as j the star. Cutting a squad down to a certain number discourages the men J dropped, and keeps the favored con­ stantly in fear of being cast aside.” } M en From out o f S ta t e A distinct feature of this y ear’s frosh team is that they come from a wide variety of sectors of the Uni cd States. The list of the 85 candidates Individuals who subscribe to the service include Lynch Davidson, S. M. N. Marys, B. F . Pittenger, T. E. Hubby, and others. T E X A S Last Time* T od ay Marinelio Beauty Shop DRISKILL HOTEL PERMANENT WA VI* T ^ » All Marine.llo I treatments Expert Marcel W a v in g Rattle ( reek C a h i n d Baths and Body Massaging Expert Men Barbers for Ladies* Hair Cutting Ph on e 40 1 4 W atch ti rn paper for an announcement: of tile opening of our G oodyear Shoe-m ak­ ing and rebuilding e s t a b l ishm ent at 2 3 2 6 Guadalupe St. GEO. R. 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' >• 2 2 1 0 G U A D A L U P E . l l j a i iThe Students’ Store” JU ST A C R O S S T H E C A M P U S W$£'' P A C E FOUR 3Tht Hails (Texan l i n t C olW f* D illy In tit* S o « tl P u b B iM ©» tM ctapiH of tb* U*lvtr«ftT of T m * fey tho T «fu Stataiti Mm •'Herr rnwniug nrtpt Mor,4*r, biMSMf* e f f W s , Main BuiM.n* E d ito ria l o ffic io . J H a il Frtatad by th* U n it w s t y of T h a i Pro**, A C. W rig bt, Manager. J Haft, l i t . Telephone 1149. P i l l . ?. aa a«roa4 elaaa m atter at tbe Po*toffir# a t A u itis, Ti m *. ST EW A R T HARKRIDER SAM C. J O H N S O N ____ Editor-In-Chief .. Margin*? Editor B U S IN E S S ST A FF William L. McGill. — Robert L, Murphree ___ — ------- A, B. Smith Bort Dyke ______ Boone Crisp ______ — ------------ -------------- ------ Supervising Business Manager WW*,________ Assistant Man ager Advertising Manager Circulation Manager Office Manager .................. ................... John W. P a l m e r , Issue Editor | dumb? T H E P U R P O S E O F T H E D A I L Y T E X A N Service to the students, the faculty, and the University of in his prime? Texas is the primary purpose of The Daily Texan, published by the students of the U niversity for tho last twenty-five years. 5. Have you ever be* n a boot- lf not, why hav* you neg- !legg^*r,, The policy of the paper this year will bf to print d ea n and jilted stub an opportunity? constructive news, and to print that whic h will he of interest to a cultured community. Sensationalisms and undue publicity of something that will do harm to the University will be avoided, hut you’d Better pray when The T exan’s fir«t duty is to print the new s honestly and j g^der fe ta hold of your paper, r,. Do not sign the pledge. Lie if you think you can get by with it, the P P i f k W P F A P A f f f A W K n v l t a t j r r A n A u n m n j T H E D A I L Y T E X A N AaH * 1 Simple Sadie thinks Math I must be a mighty practical course because so many etudes take it more than on* e. H o w c a n o n e b e c o m e a f a m o u s • c b o l a r ? ” “ By degree*. “ I hear Tyghtwad, the miser, has: a crush on y ou.” “ Yes, a lem on-cm sh.” Frosh Bayley burst forth with the that follow ing freshmen have a sense of humor, oft course. Thanx. Proving efforts. porter to know T ’other day the on our train learned that we were freshmen.; lf there; Then he wanted were a n y fresh-women on the train. informed us An upperclassman that “ M W E” means “ makes wise freshm en.” A fter learning the true! m eaning, we are convinced of the, be ne f it s o f < ol!ege edu< a* on. A d v i c e Catch that t o B r o t h e r I r i s h m e n button. We forgot, im proved! once. Our memory has consideraolv. When we think of the cordial in - j vitation extended to freshmen by B. Hali, we are - o.irndH of t*.« ‘“Spid­ er and the story. leaving her house, but the telephone,' is still working, and we are told that many deserving freshmen have been! sold into fraternal slavery over Mr.I Bell’s estim able contrivance. The house parties used to start Fri­ day arui run over the week-end. This was considered too long. The house! party is now the most important fea It is the only ade-! ture of rushing. quat® opportunity the women have to make each other's acquaintanceship A rushee m ay go, for example, to three hours. Slight in Iv e c KUM ce for decision there. teas The woman hag to stay at home j during the calling hour so that the j first sisters on the scene c a n ’t spirit j hnr away. The rule about introducing mer! sounds foolish, but was written in to j com bat the old combination scheme by which a sorority talked up some faternity to the fraternity’s rushees, and the fraternity talked up the so-] rority to the sorority’s rushees. Two organizations on this campus worked that scheme successfully for years. But the men well may hide their heads and turn to oiling their lead pipes. - — —- 0- ------------- K a th erin e M o lesw o rth R eturn * F ro m M adrid Katherine Molesworth o f Austin, a graduate o f the University, has re­ turned a ft e r having spent the past We suggest the following intelli­ gence test for freshm en: I. Why didn’t Columbus eros?* the Atlantic in an aeroplane? 2. How can you win with a pair I j of deuces when another fellow calls ; y our bluff? 3. Ha ve you e ve r kissed a n y o n e ? so If you h av en ’t, why arc you 4. How old was your closest rel- ; ative when A lexander th** Great was “ I i k y , o l d t h i n g , h o w d i d y o u m a k e y o u r l i v i n g l a i t s u m m e r ? ” ‘ ‘ E g a d , m ’ l a d , I w a * i w i m m i n g i n ­ s t r u c t o r o n t h e S a h a r a d e t e r t . ” “Shoot a p air!” r o a m ! the c a n ­ nibal chief. “ Cancel that order,” echoed one of th** captives* who had been a soda jerker and knew ventriloquism. The Press F A I R L Y E F F I C I E N T A fairly efficient system Is this sorority plan for g etting n**w wom en, a fairly efficient system with only a few facets which could t a k e a bit o f bon ami. Possibly the one rule easiest end most frequently evaded is that lisped as number 2 0 ( which reads: “ 20. The maximum amount to be expended for theater parties, decora­ tions, rushing cards, favors, m u sk , cars, hayracks, refreshm ents outside the sorority house, shall be one hun­ dred (IOO) dollars.” Now the soror­ ities have turned lawyers and decided that since the am ount expended does not carry with it the specification as to who does the expending, the rule means the sorority as a house is lim­ ited to $100, Selah! each woman gives a party at from $15 to a s much mer** as she has. The sorority pays her about $1 from the $100, and the rule is observed after a fashion, and rushing prospers. Father donates the cards and favors, and so It goes. Th ere is no particular sin to this if prevalence is a guide. All the houses do it, and know the rest do. It seem s to be simply a polite w ay o f fooling themselves, Another difficulty appears to be ^*‘ars 'n Madrid, Spain, as sec- with the time deadline for breaking; dates. With th** limit at Friday n ig h t !rGiary to 1>r> Charle* Cunningham, the rushee has a chance only at th e commercial attacho* She has accept­ i v e party and Friday dates. The ed a ^ sition in the Division o f Ex-j former deadline at Saturday n o c m ltens,on o f lhe University for the allowed three more dates. The n e w ; year' Mi*8 Molesw°rth holds the De-] Bachelor of Arts and Bache- rule saves the sorority from atten* ^ree? business Administration from tions to women th ey d on ’t want. The) ,or chief trouble is that often women th* l nivt‘r*it y * Dr> Cunningham was break dates with houses they h a v e . for several y ™ r* a member o f the not even seen. Last year two w o m e n ! faculty of the Sch(,o{ °* Business Ad- did that, and when they m et the m,ni»tra t*on at the University. women in these houses, im mediately broke their pledges to the first st.- ™ E rorifcies, 0 advertising service Daily T eta n will give or.® to th® to be the telephone rule. The rushee d a w n to w n theater* each day. S ee if must be home thirty minutes a fte r your " *me ** in the Classified See-; Th. one oth.-r black number seems boy * nd one * 'rl * f ree * l i o n . We Have No T extbooks WE HAVE NOTE BOOKS L e a th er O nes, N e a r-L e a th er O nes, Short O nes, L o n g O nes, F a t O nes, T h in O nes, L o o se -L e a f O nes, anc! P erm an e n t-B o u n d O nes. WE HAVE STATIONERY- B o x P aper, P o u n d P aper, T y p e w rite r P a p e r, I ablets, C om p o sitio n B o o k s and S cra tch Pads. WE HAVE FOUNTAIN PENS- C o n k lin and S h aeffer. B oth gu a ra n te ed to give s a t i s f a c t i o n . J WE HAVE CANDIES W h itm a n ’s and K in g s, B oth U n iv e r sa lly L ik e d . WE HAVE FOR THE LADIES- I lair Nets, R o u g es, P o w d e rs, V anities, Toilet W aters, P e rfu m e s. WE HAVE FOR THE MEN- S h a v in g P reparation s, H a ir T o n ics, R a z o r B lad es, C ig a rs and C igarettes. A house fu ll o f sto ck an d cle rk s w illin g ly dispensing service a lo n g w ith m erchandise. heads wear Stetson hats — they look well and last long. D o you wear a Stetson? STETSON HATS Styled for young men DRUG STORE THE CONVENIENT PLACE fairly to all, unbiased by any other consideration, evfn including its own editorial opinion Its second duty is to construe honestly anti fairly in its edi­ torial column happenings on the campus, that students and fac­ ulty rights may be fully protected. Accuracy, first, last, and always to the limit of the ability of student reporters; to bf* as accurate as human fa llibility on It will be the part of others as well as of ourselves will permit. If The the policy of The Texan to tell both sides of every story. Texan does anyone an injustice. it will be the policy of the paper to correct it at once, regardless of whether the injured person demands it or not. It will be the purpose of The Texan to permit free opinions from the students and faculty in tho F irin g Line column o f this paper. The students have tho privilege to express their opinions] in this column, and for tile guidance of the contributor and the! editors, the following rules must be observed: W riter must send in name with article, but only initials will be printed. ice. The article must be clean, decent, and free of personal mal­ AU statements of facts must be carefully verified by tbe w r i­ ter before the article i- submitted, for tho policy of the paper is never to publish articles that contain statements purporting to be facts, but in reality are misstatements. The editor reserves the right to reject any article which he thinks may do the University more harm than good, or if the desired correction of conditions can be secured by some other means. The editors welcome clean, constructive articles which have for their purpose the betterment of the community of the Uni­ versity. Though The Texan may at times stra y from the policy adopted, we conceive our duty to he ld steadfast to the principles outlined in this editorial, and believe success will reward our e ff orts. M A R R IN G T H E “F O R T Y A C R E S ” There is no college campus in Texas as beautiful as the Uni­ versity o f T exas’ “ F orty A cres,” and then? are many largo Texas colleges that do not have any campus at all, unless sidewalks lead­ ing from one building to another t an be called a “ campus.” The Texas campus with its traditional oaks near the Chemistry Building and its tref? shaded “ perip” cannot be duplicated in any other city or college town in Texas. A t the University of Missouri, it has long been an unwritten law that the student shall not smoke the instant he sets foot on the campus, and this rule keeps the students from littering the campus and buildings with unsightly cigarette buts. While there is no sense of advocating so stringent a rule for the University, every fa ir minded student w'ho gives a continental about the ap­ pearance of the “Forty A cre s” will agree that the campus will look better lf students were more careful when they dispose of their waste paper, and were morn careful about following the sidewalks in preference to th* unsightly trails. The question of throwing waste paper on the campus is a minor one, but fa r more damaging to the appearance are the many “ cow trails ' which students, always in too great a hurry to follow the sidewalk , f o l l o w in going from one building to another. A t the University of Missouri it has never been necessary to post “ keep o f f ” or “ throw your snipe outside the building” signs, and it should never be necessary as long as University stu ­ dents maintain that standard of decency and appreciation for the “ Forty A cres” that should be expected of college students. T H E T E X A N N E E D S F R E S H M E N One of the best r e p o r t e r on The Daily Texan sta ff of the last long session was a freshman who had never written a line of copy in his life until he signed up for work on the campus daily H the fall. From the start he worker! hard, always obtained w hat he was sent after, made a good impression with the profes .ors and with the editors by his sincere desire to serve the students and the University a.s a reporter on The Texan, and within a short time he had developed into the most dependable member of The Texan staff. Not only did this freshman make good with The Texan, but he took an active part in the organization of a freshman literary society, and helped make it into a real organization. He carried the regular amount of University work and passed it. He is ju st one example of what a freshman can accomplish j by taking part in some student activity. O f course not all fre s h ­ men ‘Ail! accomplish what this one did, but there were many others who made a very creditable showing on the campus pub­ lications. Whoever said that opportunity knocks only once is a faker. Opportunity is hanging around The Texan office, waiting to meet first year students who have initiative, and who have the desire to be of service to the other students and to the University by re­ porting for The Texan. K E E P UP Three thousand old student.* and two thousand new students! have arrived on the campus, and will begin the task of getting into harness. Different from the attitude of lethargy that pur­ sues the student in the summer, there is the feeling now of ’’keeping up” not only w ith what is happening on the “ F orty Acre?*:,*’ but in the outside world. There is so much happening on the campus that it is easy! to lose contact with the outside world, and forget that despite the' quizzes, round of social life, and etc., that the world still rocks merrily on. Newspapers are apt to lie around the various b oard-^ ing and fraternity houses, and in the reading room of the library vMIhout the student seizing the opportunity to digest a little o f I what is happening somewhere else besides on the limited campus. There is no better w ay to keep up with what is taking place! in the outside world than bo read newspapers, and there is per­ haps rn* better collection of newspapers in the state than in the attic o f the Education Building, where students may secure the morning'* paper and read it N o student can affo rd to call himself a well read person un­ til he has adopted the habit o f consistently reading daily a t least one newspaper, and keeping up with the world where those theo­ ries which a student is learning in the U niversity are put into jpracLcai use. T H E D A I L Y T E X A N P A G E FIVE H e le n R ob e rts o f D a lla s is a D orothy Mitchell o f H u m b le hr.s A lic e V a n d e r g r if t freshm a n in the U n iv e r s ity . en te r e d the* U n iv e r s ity . is a t the W o m a n ’s Building! o f B a ^ e t v iU o 1 M arjorie Vognn o f Alvin has en- !tored the U n iv e r s ity . honoring the Pledges, Each Sorority Will Hold Informal Open House Tonight 7 to 9 i C lim a x in g a w e e k o f in ten se ac- Dancing Between Courses, Z eta House D a n c in g b e t w e e n co u r s e s with ivity f o r th e t h ir te en sor o ritie s and the hun dred s of ru sh ees, t night b e ­ t w e e n the hours o f 7 and 9 o'clock each s o r o r it y w ill hold an op en h o u se , fo r it is b e t w e e n in fo r m a l ^srna S c h in d le r t o n . ” mad** t h e t h e s e d a n c in g the "('harles Z eta Tau Alpha f o r - ; I n v it a tio n s h ou se M on d ay n ig h t an ou t8 ta n d in g in t h e i r p r e t t y ch ap ter : . th,day, and both the ru sh ee and I800**1 t r 'u m Ph o f h o u r s t h a t p le d g e s will go to their mal d inn er ch osen so r o r ity house. w er e issued by the s o r o r it ie s ea rlier n he so r o r ity h a ve been in a 'n te n s e e x c it e m e n t as th e s is te r s will w e lc o m e th e ir n ew p le d g e s to n ig h t. te r ta in e d . “ w , . V. sta te o f ^ e c o r a tio n s w e r e red and gre en c an d les. S o m e f i f t y g u e s t s w ere en . T h e e n tir e list o f s o r o r it y p led g es ill be a n n o u n c e d in th e W e d n e sd a y j D e ]t a Z e t a E n t e r t a jn s orn in * paper, and orority p le d g e s es g r e a t as the n u m b e r o f b oy s w ho j D e lt a Zeta th e n um ber o f | W i ( h R o s e D ; is e x p e c t e d s o r o r it y to b e I se le c te d a oined the fr a t e r n it ie s . Rose D in n er f o r th e ir a f fa ir . A b ou t M onday n ig h t w as th e occasion for I . , . , . . , . . a .. .. „ , ach so r o r ity to do its fin a l ru sh ing nd a lm o st each w ith t h e e x c e p t io n j thc ch a rm in l5 d in n e r g iv e n at f one or tw*o ch ose to h ave a fo rm a l c h a p te r house inner at Imiflv n f the ch a p te r h ou se as a C o n siste d o f la st n ight. D e c o r a tio n s and q u e e n ’s cr o w n s th ir ty g u e s t s w er e in vited to a tte n d , . . A t h * , ; * v t , a i , i n t r their ru sh in g a c u i t i e s . t h e man. Bob H a r r is , editor in ch ie f of the C actus th is year , will r e tu r n T h urs- I day from N a g o d o c h e s w here he has been the last f e w d ays on business. M axine S h a n n o n o f Fort W orth is here fo r rush week. L aura Thom pson o f A ustin h as e n ­ j t e r e d the U n iv e r s ity this week i Eloiuae L am ar of Mineral W ells has I re-entered the U n iv e r s ity . She is a j ju n ior th is yar. I Lucy H a r d in g A dam s has been a visito r at the K appa house this week. S arah W h ite of F ort W orth will e n ­ ter the U n iv e r s ity th is week. Linnie E ste ll and Lucy K ath e rin e H u n t o f H o u sto n are t r a n s fe r from M erry M ou n t S ch ool, T a r ry to w n on th e H udson. Cli* VJUV.Z’* , se aso n . Glen Vick o f F o rt Worth is at the Zeta house for rush Mary v is itin g week. C harner P erry o f H o u s t o n , f o rm er on d e g r e e at C h ic a g o U n i ­ in p hilosophy, is w o r k in g tu to r his Ph. D. ver sity this year. S te lla P ed en o f H o u s t o n , w h o s t u ­ died in the U n iv e r s ity o f M e x ic o this su m m er , has returned to t h e U niver- I sity. H a lf Moon a n n o u n c e s th e p le d g ­ ing o f Billie Clarke o f A u s t in , Paul W oo lle y o f A u stin , and M artin Sand I in o f W o o d v ille . Official N o tic e A LL W . A. A. m e m b e r s m u st b< - p resen t at W. A. A. F r o lic W ed nos d ay night at W o m e n ’s G y m n a siu m . R O S E M A R Y W A L L IN G , P r e s id e n t W. A A lta F airrel o f M ineral W ells has f r e s h ­ the U n iv e r s ity as a e n te r e d W. A. A. C O U N C I L g ir ls m u s t meet p rom ptly at 5 :4 5 at the C a feteria Ju an , \ i- ,arn< r (,J ^an , Vian G r iffin o f G on zales, and Lena plnk rose buds. f a v o r s g iv e n to t h e M cFarland o f Marshal! a re f r e s h m e n » , . i • . g u e s t s w er e c o r s a g e s o f pink rose- b a y i n g a t th e W o m a n ’s B u ild in g. buds. ( h arlotte K now d g a v e a solo o f D e lta T h eta R ose so n g . Carnival Dinner, Kappa Kappa G am m a A c irc u s b e t w e e n th e -courses at the K appa Kappa G am m a h o u ss M on d ay n ig h t C ircus D in n e r given to h o n o r m ore f o r t y g u e s t s than m ad e th e a f f a ir a v e r y g a y one, and e n t e r ta in in g to T h e co lle g ia n orc h e stra fu r n is h e d m u sic a d e lig h tfu l w hich m ade the d in n e r a f f a ir . S e r p e n t in e c o n f e t t i and b a l­ lo o n s co m p leted th e e f f e c t . * th e r u sh ee s. * * * Spanish Cabaret at Kappa Delta H ouse a f f a ir s g iv e n T he S panish C ab ar et at th e Kappa th e m o st D elta h o u se w a s o n e o f e n t e r t a in in g by the so r o ritie s in h on or o f th e ir p led ges. T h e N ig h t H aw k o rc h e str a fu r n is h ­ ed t h e m usic f o r th e o c c a sio n . W a it ­ r e sse s dressed as S p a n i s h Plaid s ad ded q u ite a to u c h to th e cab aret. Red r o ses and c a r n a t io n s w er e used as d eco r a tio n s. L ola Rook H a le o f H um ble has e n te r e d the U n i v e r s ity for trie f ir st tim e . C arolyn H op e o f A lvin, and L ena first E d n a T h o m a s o f V ernon are y e a r s t u d e n t ’s th e U n iv e r s ity . in L ow m an H a w e s o f F ort W orth, a t r a n s f e r from T. C. U. is In the U n i­ v e r sit y this year. B illy F e t s e r , w h o re ce iv e d his B in J u n e , has e n te r e d th* th is A. d eg r e e m ed ica l c o l le g e a t Gfcdveston year. T om H u g h e s o f H o u sto n , a t r a n s ­ f e r from R ice, has en te r e d the U n i v e r sity . H allie Maud N e f f o f W a co , w ho trip to th e Kappa j u s t r e tu r n e d has E u rop e, A lp ha T h e ta h ouse. is v isitin g a t from a E lizab eth H u d sp eth o f E l P aso, a m em b e r o f t h e local ch a p te r o f K a p ­ pa K appa G am m a, nas e n te r e d th e S ch ool o f M ines this year. today. R O S E M A R Y W A L L I N G . l l W IS H I have severed all f r a t e r n a l and social re­ to announce th a t lations w ith the A cacia f r a t e r n it y . D I X I E F . R H O D E S . T H E F I R S T re h e a rs a l o f th e U n i­ v er sity Glee Club w ill be held on T h u r sd a y e v e n in g at 7 p. rn. at room 156 of the Main B u ild in g . T r y o u ts will be given at. th is tim e to both old and new men. M A N A G E R . C H A P E L S E R V I C E : R oom 157 Main B u ild in g a t 8 :3 5 A. M. d aily. Dr. j W. M. W. S p la w n w ill d e liv e r the o p e n in g ad d ress W e d n e s d a y . A s ­ sis ta n t D ean E. C. IL B a n t e l, o f the D e p a r tm e n t o f E n g in e e r in g , will speak on T h u r sd ay m o r n in g and A c t ­ ing D ean E. K. M cG in n is w ill sp eak on F rid a y m orning. S a t u r d a y m o rn ­ in g a fu ll m u sical p ro g r a m will be o f f e r e d by th e in s t r u c t in g s t a f f o f the n e w A c a d e m y o f M u sic. Other m usical o f f e r i n g s f o r th e w e e k will be a n n o u n c ed later. C H A P E L C O M M IT T E E . Avoid the Rush FOR Y OUR Books N ew or S econd h and AND School Supplies W e have lists on all books a n d supplies th a t you will need for y o u r courses. C om e in n o w a n d let us fill y o u r needs b efo re the big ru sh . University Co-op “THE STUDENTS’ STORE” •At M u e lle r ’s S h oe S tore DISTINCTIVE FOOTWEAR FOR ALL OCCASIONS — There is a decided touch of distinct individuality in each dainty shoe now being shown a t this store. — Pumps of exceeding smartness for morning, afternoon, or evening w ear—-Beautiful styles in Patent Leather, Satins, and Colored Kid— plain and ornamented. Price* $9, $ 1 0 , $11 and up -H osiery and B u ck les— b ea u tifu l assort m ent. Carl H. Mueller 60 S C o n g r e s s A v e n u e H o m e o f G o o d S h o e s — H o s ie r y ADVERTISE IN THE TEXAN X YbuJoo, Can Shout “Eureka.^” H S I / / / £ * * + * T V ** j ? v .** * j * / / *■ * v / I” o' the iii I Afd I ii! [ keeps the cap from I " sp littin g ” That most embarrassing m om ent -J X Just pick up a Conklin Endura the next time you are in your favorite store and then you’ll know why ecphonemes were invented. Conklin Endura, at $5 and $7, in red, black, mahogany; long or short; clip or ring cap. A wide variety of other Conklin pens and pencils, in rubber and all metals— priced as low as $1.00 for pencil* and $2.50 for pens, Conklin quality in every one. THE CONKLIN PEN MFG. CO. TOLEDO, OHIO Ckicsgo San Francium Conklin, ENDURA ST fr a t* # * WWkbti ILURIAN” c r o w , the geol­ ogy prof, had reached the crux o f his course. “I de­ fine Evolution,’ said he, “as the—” And just then Henry Neanderthal broke the lead in his old-fashioned whittle-and- smudge. Poor Heinie! He’d be a campus ornament still if he’d only had an Eversharp. Verbum sap'. Prom joe to a month's allowance V EVERSHARP Md WAHL PEi appa A lpha T heta as Form al Dinner h o u s e C leve r f o r m a l d inn er g iv e n at la st s t u n t s and an o rchestra -cored a trium ph at th e Kappa A lpha Theta the •hapter n ig h t, with w en ty -six ru sh ee s as t h e g u e s t s fo r he e v e n in g . Colors o f the soro rity vere used in d e c o r a t in g t h e attrap, ive d in in g room . * * * * f ifty G uests E njoy Chi O m ega D inner fo rm a l d in n e r a t P i f t y g u e s t s w'ere p r e s e n t f o r th e 'hi O m e g a th e •hapter h o u se last n ight. An orches- ra g a v e th e g u e s t s m u sic t o e n j o y la n c in g b e tw e e n co u r s e s and a f t e r he d in n er . L a v e n d a r and pink d e c e ­ p t i o n s w e r e used. * * * * 'lever Color Scheme it Tri Delta Dinner Tri D e lt a so r o rity m a d e th e e v e n ­ ing o n e to be lo n g re m e m b e r e d fo r hiore th an th ir ty -six g u e s t s at their ormal in on or o f th e ru sh ees. J a p a n e s e lan- erns w e r e used as d e c o r a t io n s and he c o lo r sc h e m e w a s silver, gold, nd blue. A six co u rse d inn er w a s d in n er M on d ay n ig h t served. * * * * \ lp h a Chi Om ega in te rta in s at Hotel d in n e r g iv e n b y P e r f e c t l y ap po in ted and p lanned he t h e A lpha ’hi O m e g a s in h onor o f a b o u t thirty uests at the S teph en F. A ustin H e ­ el la st n ig h t w a s a tr u ly e n ter ta tn - ng a f f a i r with in te r e s t n ev er th e a g g in g t h r o u g h o u t he e v e n in g . An •rchesrta w hich th e (inner w a s served added g a ie t y to he e v e n i n g ’s e n te r ta in m e n t. p layed w h ile * * * * ormal Dinner at Ham ma Phi Beta House to F o r t y - f o u r g u e s t s w e r e invited to he f o r m a l d in n er o f t h e G am m a Phi le ta s o r o r it y at th eir ch a p te r house. 'o a sts th e r u s h e e s w e r e g ive n lluring t h e ev e n in g . E v e ly n F arrell rave a b u t t e r f ly d an c e. An o r c h e s ­ tra, a ssiste d b y Glynn Mitchell on d a n c es, f o r th e sp ec ial he p iano urnished th e m usic f o r th e u n u su a l ush w e e k d inner. * * * * 3hi Mus Select Circus Dinner An a t t r a c t iv e C ircus D in n e r w as bann ed by th e Phi Mu girls to en ter - ain m o re than 50 g u e s t s and clo se heir r u sh in g se ason . V e r y a ttr a c tiv e d a c e ca r d s a ssiste d in ca r r y in g ou t he circu s s c h e m e used in d e c o r a tin g he table. F a ts O b e r n ie r ’s orchestra urnished m usic fo r d a n c in g a f t e r he dinn er. SW E 0 c t. 1 0 -2 5 Sew •>»*% IlH iU ” )n « « l f r o m H r u a d n a i H a r r * , H o d po o i l or a 1 S h o w H a a u fw p < a r o r * i n a p t * ; U f R i t o k S k e w g a i t A M l e a n i k l l f S k e w • F o o l b a l l b a e * . - a c h a u f f e u r s , h ostlers, mechanics, s u r ­ T H E C U i s i f i t r d a d v e r t i s i n g set veyors, ste n o g ra p h e rs , w a ite rs, tr u c k d riv e rs, bookkeepers, m usicians, d r u g | clerk s, c a r p e n te rs , p a p e r c a r r ie r s , e*e- I v a lo r boys, tu to r s , and m e te r re a d e rs, I One of th e boys said t h a t h e had o f T h e D a i l y T e x a n will gi ve b o y a n d o n e girl a f r e e p a t s t o d o w n t o w n t h e a t e r s e a c h d a y . Set y o u r n a m - is in t h e C l a s s i f i e d p le n ty of experience a t w r e s tlin g and j t i on ! listed thi* as his profession. Sm ith sta te d t h a t resp on se fr o m | A ustin re sid e nts in p ro v id in g work fo r s tu d e n ts has been alow, b u t an o p p o rtu n ity y e t re m a in s to place a I few of th e yo un g men. T hey m u st positions have work o r r e tu r n to th e i r homes. Verna Wood D A N C I N G The Charleston Made Ea^y: Stu d io 232-* G u a d a lu p e The Place to Study Music The University Conservatory of Music S T U D I O S DEPARTM ENTS P I A N O V I O L I N V OI C E T H E O R Y A N D H I S ­ T O R Y OF MU S I C E N S E M B L E B A N D I N S T I U M E N T S I A N C U A G E S P ractice R oom s, Class R oom s, Library, Office*. E quipped T h rou gh out W ith N e w P ia n o s P I A N O Adolph R u zL k a H rs. M arion M Reed Mrs. Joe I .lames •(lit h N<- iso ti taiiih I e<) V O I C E V I O L I N Raoul Horner LANG UAG ES Mr*. K-ru-s",:ne F* T H E O R Y frank L. Reed Xfili Ga r r i s o n I <*< G R A D U A T E a n d P O S T G R A D U A T E D IPLO M A S L A N G U A G E S I t ai ian F r e n c h S p a n i s h G e r m a n ALSO P h o n e t i c s Dict ion N OW O PE N FO R REG ISTRA TIO N Frank L eF evre R eed , FA C M , D irector. Hi! m a T. Carlson, S ecretary. Across From the L A W BUILDING on 21st Street TO REHN ATU. Unless Students Secure Work This Coming W eek They Will Return Home I D espite the s c a rc ity of av ailable f o r U n iv e rs ity stud ent* th is ; y e a r several h u n d re d of the self-*up- t p o rtin g y o u n g m en have a lr e a d y se-1 jobs, p rin cipally cured p e r m a n e n t and a s s is t­ j th ro u g h the co operation ance of the Y. M JC. A., Block S m ith ,. I s e c r e ta ry , says. J T h e re a r e still o v er a h u n d re d st a - ! j d en ts who a r e e n tire ly se lf-su p p o rtin g a n d w’ho will h a v e to r e t u r n home j w ith o u t e n te r in g th e U n iv e rsity th is I week, unless re s id e n ts an d business men of A ustin provide work for them r ig h t a w a y . in ail Boys experienced lines of work are ready to e n t e r jobs a fe w , ho u rs each d a y f o r enough money to p a y room and b oa rd, m atric u la tio n fees, a nd in c id e ntal expenses d u r i n g the ye ar. la rg e n u m b e r of the boys have A to pay j u s t eno ug h money b ro u g h t m a tric u la tio n foes and Incidental ex -. pense* d u r in g th " y e a r , d epend in g upon w o rk in g f o r th e ir b o a rd and room. One boy who a r r iv e d la s t week had 40 cents upon which to s t a r t his U n i ­ v e rs ity c a re e r, b u t he had plenty of g r it to back it up w ith, iSmith sa y s. He got a job. A pplications h av e a lre a d y been re-1 ccdved from boys who can work a » i LESTER C. B R E N IZER V O IC E Bul M in* and Co* •'bing Bes* E u ro p ean T ea ch e rs «... . F iv e c w u o 'tttiv e su m m ers a n a rt i t Du {/ii of B risto l, N*-w Y ork. s tu d io ; J e l l C o n * r-* a T elep h o n e f,24fi DANCING A N N E LEE COSBY P r iv a te S tu dio 500 W, 31 Vi St., P h o n e 7812 4 O O 7 UNIVERSITY AVE U til I B lock fr o w B io lo g y Bldg p 4 H O N E O 5 Mrs J ohn R. McCall A ssistan t V O I C E PAGE SIX TODAY A t Austin Movie Shows M a j e s t i c : D o u g l a s F a i r b a n k s in “ D o n Q Q u e e n ; “ P r e t t y L a d i e s . ” T e x a s ; C o l l e e n M o o r e in “ S a l l y . ” TAKEN OF STEERS Film to Be Shown Friday at K. Ha!) W hen Stewart Will Lecture to Men tyettnr^s of the F rid a y . S e p te m b e r J 25, which w ere re c e n tly ta k e n o f the in action, football sq uad | L o n g h o rn the a uhowtng will ta k e place t h a t after- in K Hall fo r m e m b e rs o f the T H E D A I E Y T E X A N George Hart, First to Register, Helps O ther Frosh Sign up B e i n t a w a y f r o m s c h oo l f o r five c o m p e t i t i v e y e a r s di d no t m a k e G e o r g e F r a n k l i n H a r t o f C o r s i ­ f o u r t h e w a y c a n a f o r g e t t o d o h o u r s r e g i s t r a t i o n in h a l f an b o ur . F o r he g o e s on r e c o r d as t h e fi rst s t u d e n t t o r e g i s t e r at W Hal l e a r ­ ly M o n d a y m o r n i n g . “ A n d . ” sai d Ha r t w h e n hi s o w n m a t r i c u l a t i o n w a s c o m p l e t e d , ‘T i l j u s t h e lp t h e o t h e r f r e s h m e n o u t . ” ' So he r e t u r n e d to W H a l l a n d t i m e l y a d v i c e a nd a s s i s t e d , w i t h s u c c i n t a n s w e r s to f r os h q u e s t i o n s , r e g i s t e r o t h e r f r e s h m e n t o t h r o u g h o u t the da y. Ha r t is w or k i n g f o r a d e g r e e in B u s i n e s s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n w i t h e m ­ is p h a s i s on A c c o u n t i n g . H e w o r k i n g his w a y t h r o u g h s c h oo l . F e n c e with th e device d u r i n g his to This. in fa< % .* hi> chief w eapon, an*! F ollow ing th e d e v e lo p m e n t Douglas F a ir b a n k s has s t e p p e d hie f t i t s w ith a muleteer** whip th e it ho d isarm s and d e f e a 'a his motion fro m land mf f a n t a s y b e c k th e realm o f realism f o r his n e w pie- with t u r e , “ Don Q, Son o f Z o rro ,” which enemies. is based on the no vt*], “ Don Q ’s Love S t o r y / ' by K a n d He*keth P ric h a rd The new Fairb ank # story, which will. role o f the blonde va m p ire in Mon ta noon a M etro- team . its be given M a jestic on M onday r u n , b e a rs no re la tio n sh ip w h a t e v e r . th e Q u e e n T h e a te r , is ra p id ly hero in - tail ing o u t o f th e most f a m o u s w o m en piny* to C e r v a n t e s c e le b ra te d pf th" rn reel!. Only a y e a r ago sh" Q u ix o te .” — Lilyan T a x m a n , who the Bell's “ P r e t t y L adies,” local pre m ie re a t tale, "D on p lays fo r a w e e k ’s G oldwyn M a y e r p ro d u c tio n now at Doc S te w a r t will point fa u lts show n in o u t in d e ­ th " style of While "D on Q, Son o f Z o r r o / ' i«: a b an d o n e d The«e moving f ix t u r e s w ere ta k e n f o r film, and by H. J. L u tc h e r Stnrfc, firm s u p p o r t­ less f a n ta s tic th an the last F a ir b a n k s th ro u g h a f re e la n c e a r tis t, e she ha? er of O ra n g " and W hit" athlete*, and s c re e n offering, it n e v e rth e le ss is ju s t been w orking fo rty -n in e weeks out c h a ir m a n o f th e B oard o f Regents. in hi* w o rk by aa sp e c ta c u la r, and is fully a# expensive and stupedoti* as “T h e T h ie f o f B a g d a d / ’ th e p ro d u c tio n o f th e la st c a le n d a r ye ar, He wa* d ire c te d th " s ta g e lo " P r e t t y L a d ie s " Mi** T a*h m an I Coach S te w a r t w ho w ished to have *tay a t N e b ra s k a I d i v e r s i t y , inte n d * plays a p a r t which was h e rs in real p ic tu re s life when she began h e r t h e a t r i c a l | showed th e g r e a te s t fa u lts. c a re e r. She p o r t r a y s a musical com- ta k e n o f Only a b o u t 150 f e e t o f film w e re ______ the play* which using it to a d v a n ta g e in his work with th e Texas Longhorn*, Doug p e r f o r m s m any s p e c ta c u la r th e new p ic tu re , accum rn s tu n ts plishing no end of seemingly ................... Imposer- ady favorite. ; exposed in scening the plays o f the I L onghorns, which was done with the Y I ! / • W * v » / V * L A l J l I N L I A A D I M C X m e n I C C C C L / l » J v U i J i j L i J a ‘^ j era, but this film was used L u tc h e r S t a r k ’s p r iv a te cam -, so ad-. WISDOM YE FRESHMAN SHOW S . **— -— ___________ > were b r o u g h t out. NATIONAL WORK AT CAMP w a* generally accorded of the first tional p r o je c ts of the d if f e r e n t u n i­ verse Me.s, and gave the g r a t i f y i n g in­ fo rm a tio n that t h e sy ste m o f T exas F if te e n cabinet girl < of th e Y AW C. A. and Miss Ione S p e a rs, s e c r e ­ t a r y , cam ped a t th e Boy Scout house f o r th re e days, S ep tem b er 14 to I L in th e ir fall conference council, Rela­ u la r c a m p schedule was followed, and rank. sw im m in g in e a rly m orning, co nfer M ence* d u r in g the days and c a m p fir e s i p o rts and spoke of by night c o n stitu ted the p r o g ra m of J -spiralion of tile conference, each day. S p e a r ; su m m a riz e d th e the g e n e ra l re- in- led th e K s f e * ! wa in good condition a n d The n e x t session wa* devoted to T he w ork .stinted W*th a t b r e i- h o u r j tin budget of lh* Y. W. C. A., which session on re p o r ts fro m f u r t h e r P a r k convention. Bernice G reen , the plan* w ere laid. W ednesday v a rio u s plan* f o r mu la te d d u r in g the s u m m e r th e devotional*, lf iv* p re sid e n t, were discussed a n d th e w ork for the m g a note of in sp ira tio n arui loyalty. Do ms was outlined, Bach co m m ittee M a ry W alker talked in te re stin g ly of th e peofd", leaders and teach er*, who c h a i r m a n had a report and new ideas and m< w v s of a g r e a t e r work had charge of th e conference. *a i iv given, The c o nferen ce wa* f i t ­ tingly closed by v esp e rs W ednesday a t h oYloik by Dr, W h a rto n , G rac e O ld f a th e r told of ti." Bibl* p a r tic u la r work being accomplished I."flora C u r ly of th e fre sh m e n work. ry G irls fin < a m p w e re B ernice G reen, th e back gro un d of Un Ro' etna! y W alling, Ha* he! Su m m er*, conference. M olding Ma told of the fellow ship com m ittee on feconciUia- V irginia T a b e r s , Nut oleo < 'ate*, R u th lion and of the w ork e r im p o rta n ce each year. R o s e m a ry ger, Mary W a lk e r, P a t ti" Bailey, H*1 told of th e v al iou* edu ea- • en Boysen, .md Ruth Allred. W a llin g volu nteer j Man ta r, G ra c e O ld fa th e r, Lenora Thi.-f work is a s s u m in g g re a t- C u rr y , Molding Ma, Lillian A u g * p u r ­ told of stu d e n t $ 10.50 BLANKET TAX SAVES THE STUDENT MONEY ON ATHLETICS YOU PAY In te rc o lle g ia te u th b t.e* $ 7,39 $r>o.oo contest*. YOU R E C E I V E to in a d m m . u n athletic D aily T e x a n , Lo ng h o r n, H-** 8* f .. .................... ... LHO L o n g h o rn B and ... ................ W o m e n ’* A th letic* O ra to ric a l A sso ciatio n M en’* G lee C lub S tu d e n t G o v e r n m e n t ............ ... W o m e n ’* G lee C lub . T h " Daily T e x a n , th e th ir d larg* est college d a ily in th e w orld. R e g u ­ lar sub?* rip tio o price $5.90. T h " T< xa R a n g e r, m o n th ly comic m agazine. R e g u la r suhgeripton price *8.00. T h " L o n g h o rn , lite r a r y m agazine. R e g u la r sub scrip tion price $2.00. Adm ission to d e b a tin g con tests. Tho B an d with the thrill. J o y of he lping W o m e n ’* Athletics. ,25 .58 .25 . 15 I .10 .07 m iss l o t h e McIn t y r e DRESSMAKING Driskiil I late! Phone 7 2 2 ! Entrance Through Lobby or Brazos Street rn VnSSr 'n'" TiiBr.wff~.7TBm ' ff.n.1 INTRODUCING T H E French Permanent Marcel Distinctive Beauty, Individual Charm, and Perma­ nence Are Factors that Render This Method One of the greatest accom plishm ents of m odern h a ir­ dressing skill. T he cost of $25.00 is most reasonable this fam ous considering the wonderful featu res of Marcel includes. You will like o a r complete beatify service . . . . facials, mereels, shampoos, scalp treatm ents, m ani­ cures, arches, etc. We also still give ou r beautiful round marcel for $ 15,50, Phone for A p p o in tm en t. Farmers Beauty Shop HO East Sixth S treet L ittlefield B ld g. P H O N E 4 6 9 0 By m ak in g the f a u lts o f th e p lay­ them selv es, S te w a r t e rs e v id e n t to hopes to inspire his men with a d e ­ t e r m in a tio n to b e t t e r th e m se lv e s and with his co m m en t* d i r e c t e d upon the p ic tu re as it is show n, the coach im j c o n f id e n t t h a t hi- can accom plish his aim. This s y ste m o f c o a c h in g is so m e­ t h in g of a new idea in T e x a s , and the U n iv e rsity a th le tic o ffic ia ls have the distincttio n o f b eing th e f ir s t in tin- S ta te to use th " m e th o d , C oach; S te w a r t, hav in g had p re v io u s expe- I c am e dow n to th e U n iv e rsity , D id n ’t k now w h a t to do, G ot a w "c bit homesick And feeling s o rt o* blue, C o u ld n ’t find a room to live in, T h o u g h I search ed m a n y a d a y "11} I inserted a little w a n t ad In T h e T e x a n and fou nd one right aw ay. "TRY THE TE X A N ” FRANCIS GERMAN T E A C H E R O F P I A N O J u s t R e tu rn e d F r o m Yearn S tu d y lit Lu cope A U n iv e rsity S e n io r P i a n i s t A c c o m p a n is t— L oach S tu d io 2409 U n iv e rs ity A v e n u e - P hon e SOSS VENA K. MATHEWS Piano, Theatre O rgan, C oncert O rgan, P rivate and Cia** Lessons A d u lt .symphony cia** will do ensem ble w ork on f o u r p ianos an d will p r e s e n t in te r e s tin g p r o g r a m s this sea so n. S tu d io s 803 W. 22 nd ( F o u r blocks fro m c a m p u s) phone 5973. O rg a n lessons given on 22-stup M oeller o r g a n a t F irs t P r e s b y ­ te r ia n C h u rc h , Miss N e ttie Lewis, Miss M ary G ra c e Davis, A ssistants. B EU LA H B E A V E R Organist University M ethodist Church P ian o an d Pipe O r g a n Studio 1700 Congress Ave. Phone 7627 '■ THE REBECCA YOUNG SCHOFIELD STUDIOS (M em b er T e x a s S p eech A rts A ss o c ia tio n ) EX PR ESSIO N A N D D R A M A T IC A R T ( A f f ilia te d With Boston School o f E x p r e s s io n a n d Rocky M oun tain A rtists C o lo n y ) M artha B ounds Eckhardt, A sst. Director. A n n o u n c e th e O p e n in g of the S ixth S e a so n , S e p te m b e r 2! M o d e m S tu d io H om e T h ree Blocks F ro m C a m p u s E q u ip p e d With m i n i a tu r e th e a t e r and c lass room?. i n f o ! m e lto n a d d re ss — F o r f u r t h e r R E B E C C A Y O U N G S C H O FIE L D , Director I DI ” Rio G ra n d e P h o n e 6771 Special T e a c h e rs C e rtific a te C o u rs e O ff e r e d TEXAS CONSERVATORY OF MU S I C Session 1925-26 All Branches Taught It &oes to school Unnumbered thousands o f A merican students w ill enter the classic portals (slan& for front door) proud owners of “ L ifetim e” pens. They are rapidly buying them, from better dealers everyw here, not only because they have nibs that are guaranteed for a lifetim e; o r because they are made of &reen, jade-&reen radite, a jewel-like m aterial that is beautiful and practi­ c a lly in d e s tr u c tib le —b u t th e y a re b u y i n g them because of their dependable performance. Student’s special, $7.50 “Lifetime" Titan oversize pencil to match, $4.25 Sheaffcr Skrip—successor to imk—muikes ail pens write better Others lover Price, $8.75 Theory Included W ith Instruction in All Departments. Corner of Ni nt h & Brazos Phone 3273 P E N S * P E N C I L S ‘ S K R I P W. A. SHEAFFER PEK COMPANY Forr mo* dc*. to\ k T r i a n g u l a r D e b a t e R A T E S B O A R D A N D ROOM BUSINESS SERVICE ROOMS FOR R EN T M ax im u m of 25 W o r d s BO ARDIN G H O O S E opened Triangular Debate Planned Between Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas, Moore Announces W. O. Moore, University d e b a tin g !* 1'"""' slated that the Public 8Pea k ' I to j mg departm ent was e x p e c tin g teach , is c f the opinion that the U niversity o f T exas is entering up­ on a new era in regard to in te r ­ collegiate debating as well as to intra-muml and inter-society debat­ ing. C a mb r i dg e D e b a te The prospective debate with Cam­ bridge University is as yet undecid­ ed, Moore stated. It was originally planned that Cambridge was to come to Texas to debate Rice Institute and the U niversity o f Texas follo w ­ ing its debate with Colorado U niver­ sity. However, because of the fact that Rice has withdrawn its e n g a g e ­ ment to debate Cambridge, the In­ ternational Institute of Education in charge of the itinery o f C a m b r i d g e ’s debating team has Informed Moore that for tho present the debate Ir cancelled. Cambridge to the cost o f the transportation from Ib'ulder. Colorado, to Texas. objected .“There is a possiblity that satis­ factory arrangem ents can be made with another university in Texas to meet Cambridge, and in that event Cambridge would agree lo make the long trip to Texas. ' Moore stated that further developments are a w a it­ ing the arrival of Professor Elwood Cl iscrnn, head of the public speak­ ing department. T e x a s M e e t * C o l o r a d o The U niversity of Texas will meet the University of Colorado at Bould­ er, Colorado. Texas defeated Colorado last year at Austin by a unanimous vote o f t h e j u d g e s . The U niversity o f 1 The University debating team wilt j m eet the U niversity of Oklahoma year. and Drake U niversity this arrange a debate with the University of Arizona. A triangular debate between the University o f T exas, the U niversity jj of Oklahoma and the Arizona U ni­ versity is under consideration. The In reference judging, Moore debate would be judged by the au­ dience instead of by the Midges. to the ch an ge in stated n ethod of that “an e ffo r t will be made to edu- < etc the audience so that they may have fair sportsmanship. W e would like to educate out of the audience a little local prejudice. the putting the same problem up “ By that he against life, we hope to will m eet aid the individual debater. His prob­ lem is to influence the audience and not the j u d g e s . His sucess will d e­ pend upon how' he handles the au­ dience and not the judges. H is sue cess will depend upon how he handles his audience. takes more this, and hence a interest greater interest in forensics will be created. The audience sneaker in real in Plans for selecting the Varsity d e­ year bating squad Public will be announced Speaking Council in the near future. for the coming by the T H E C l a s s i f i e d a d v e r t i s i n g s e r v i c e o f The D a i l y T e x a n wi l l g i v e o n e b o y a n d o n e girl a f r e e p as s t o the d o w n t o w n t h e a t e r s e a c h d a y . S e e if in t h e C l a s s i f i e d S e c ­ y o u r n a m e ti on. is - o ~ Dial 8 0 0 0 f o r C l a s s i f i e d A d v e r t ! * ing S e r v i c e . W E L C O M E TO THE FRIENDLY CITY M a k e O u r Sto re Y o u r I lcadcjuarters for N o t e B o o k s Note Book Paper D r a w i n g Sets ( ’hair P ad s T y p e w r i t i n g Paper Skrip Ink Foun tain Pens Hea ding Lamps Study 'Faille: Stationery f D o n I f o r g e t w e L a v e t h e S h e a r e r L i f e t i m e F o u n t a i n P e n THE E. L. STECK CO. 9 0 9 C o nTjresa A v e . P h o n e s 3 3 3 4 — 3 3 3 3 THIRST— is tile n a tu ra l d e m a n d of th e h u m a n b o d y for w a te r, an essential to its existence. T h a t is w h y a glass of w a t e r — cool, sparklin g, delicious — is the only th in g w hich will really q u en c h y o u r thirst. Do not deprive y o u r s y stem of w h a t it m u s t have. Drink P lenty o f P U R E Water T H C B A I L Y T E X A N ' CAGE SEVEN PHONE 8000 Classified Section Your Message Daily to 6,500 Readers PHONE 8000 face and display type r a t e s upon Str eet. Miss H e n r ie t ta S c h u l ,e . 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P hone IF i o u hav e h u t your t em p er bv sleep in g hat old matrons — let u s m ake it ov er un. Also new m a t r e i s e * for sale. —ti ! H U R L E Y S M A T T R E S S A A W N I N G F A C T O R Y “ We Quote L o w e st P r i c e s ’* P hone 8610 YOUNG man w a n t s room ith s o n ic nice p riv ate and board from U n i v e r s i ty , ei g h t b lock s reas onably priced. W rite Box 67 Mfd t family not over J H E Y P O D N A H ! H o w w o u l d y o u l i ke s e e “ P r e t t y L a d i e s ” t h e .22 Q u e e n T h e a t e r f r e e ? S o p h o m o r e E l - • l u c k y g u y I — m e r Q. L a n g s t o n be B e ev ille, t h e at t o is in s e r ti o n i n s e r t i o n s i n s e r t i o n s i n s e r t i o n s in s e r t i o n s m o n t h Bold application. Lou is B l e t h e , Classified Ad M an ager. Glen n B u r g e s s , D o rs a tf, S o licito rs . J e s s e H o p k in s , A lton A N N O U N C E M E N T S FOR P IA N O I.KSSONK .OB R o eek m an . P hone 2994. P rices reaso n able. — 26 S pecial a t te n t i o n to beginners, rinir M i , . K. ea*t Good 2966. A P A R T M E N T S FOR R E N T F O R R E N T : f o u r - r o o m Tp, a#. S m a l l f u r n i s h e d b u n g a l o w , s l e e p i n g p o r c h . a p a r t m e n t , p r i v a t e b a t h . F u r n i s h e d L a r g e w e l l - v e n t i l a t e d r o o m. Al l n e a r U n i v e r a i t y . 8 0 0 W . 2 2 n d . St. . 2 6 11 F O U R room th r e e or a p a rtm en ts, f u r n is h e d fur persons. S creen ed sle ep in g porch. Private bath. 17th St. P h o n e 7273. for s o u th 1 1 6 W e s t — 22 TO L E T : D esira b le furnished a p a r t m e n t s , j 2814 Rio Grande, Phone M. T- S m i t h at ! 3974 or call at 2811 Salado. — 25 FOR R .E N T : at W ich ita S tr eet. S20. Telephone 3464 Small a p artm en t 1908 .. . o •» at 8 0 0 0 . cool ROOM A N D BO A R D for boys. Nice, new I co n ven ien ces. E x ­ c e l l e n t board. Call Mrs. J. D. Copeland, — ga roo m s w ith all Univer»it» Ave I ROOM A N D B O A R D al corn er W ich ita and 1 9 th. Mrs. C. Bohlstron . - 26 for boy* P O D N A H : Y o u d o n ’t k n o w w h a t y ou a re m i s s i n g w h e n y o u don' t get y o u r e a t s at Mr*. P r o w a r , 5 0 9 W e s t i n f o r m a t i o n call B u r g e s s 18th. F o r B O Y S : I can s a v e yo u m oney on room anil .hoard. Call at 1611 N u e c e s Str eet. — 27 ROOM A N D B O A R D rooms, a d jo in in g batd, 13 99 W e s t Avenue. and g a rag e. 7362. ---------- BOA RI ) A N D ROOM a l “o nu■al* T wo block* from C a m p t i * , for boys. Nice, cool sleepin g porches Phone — 27 for boy#. 2*204 N nece*. — 25 P hoiif 5066 . and $8 .0 0 BOAR I) A N D ROOM for boy# Room * $7.50 Hoard. 3 meal# $25. 2 meal* 8886. Aero#* — 24 $18. 4 309 Sp Be dway, P hon e the i t r e e t from the ca m p u s . ROOM A N D B O A R D : Univ e m i l y boy# at very rec 'unable for 'Ute*, Hot ar d cold water. 1 5 6 9 Congress, Phone 8 718. — 2'. Spec iii room ( girl* e x c e l l e n t ROOM < ANI) for one I loc k nor • h o f t a rn pH#. pa vert i t r e e t . N o hill to clim b. 2411 W hitis Ave. Phone 61 98. — 27 BOARD ROO M A N D B O A R D : $30. t v and Capitol. A lso 16th. P hone 4 4*$. • cr We*t [let ween Uni- 16 I ga rape. ~ 2" BOYS : You ll cd room at wa to >• Ut hi! meal* and ear Uric. Phone 73 85. Sou i a. Detii'iou* home find d e lig h tf u l newly paper- I 93 I San Antonio Strei •t Hot ■•toked from e a rn pus priv liege*. — 2 7 S l e e p i n g pee ii*. Make t*ore. J. R. t'.i,, A u s t i n ’s Leading Music — 25 our m usic Reed Mtuii H o u se . j o u r m u s ic store E M P L O Y M E N T V. M C. A., I* en d ea vo rin g T H E U N I V E R S I T Y Smith, S ecreta ry , Block to s e ­ cu re work for ap p ro x im a tely $50 bov* w h o m u s t the U n i t e r tty. An y t y p e o f job can be filled. P hone 9014. t h e m s e l v e s while support at ii* follo w in g W E h av e ch a ra cter: the nam es listed w ith s tu d en t* wh o are ava ila b le o f for work o f B ookkeeping, the T y p in g . S u r v e y i n g , P h o to g ra p h y . General Work. T h e s e are a!) d e s e r v i n g b o y s who (be m u s t m ake this U n iv e r s ity . P hon e the Y M o f fi c e exp en se * while at ( ’ A, or if you have situ a tion * open. their T E X A S S T U D E N T S P U B L IC A T IO N S , W H ,LIAM I,. MCGILL. Manager Inc., P h o n e 31 4 9 LOST A N D F O U N D F O U N D a f r e e p a s t t o “ D o n Q ” a t the M a j e s t i c T h e a t e r . Miss J e s s i e f r e e s h o w t o n i g h t t h e b o x S m i t h m a y s e e a if s h e will p r e s e n t o>f f ice. thi s at LO ST: In A u d itor- ' Offi co n tain in g *8. N am e 8 1 ‘.ii Arthur Kleine ai T e x a n o f fice and no a *kcd. *e. or nu a pocket hook it. Finder call the leave be — 34 at *t Ion* will NICELY F U R N I S H E D room I women. Also board. Excelle nt I on e block j Phon e 7 0 * 2. and board for location, t a m p a * , 20 0 0 White* Ave. —-27 from O R L O T E R R A C E — F o r girl s — r o o m and b o a r d . E v e r y r o o m n e w l y B e s t in A u s t i n . p ap e r e d. P r i c e s b e l o w a v e r a g e . O n e block o f U n i v e r s i t y . 1 9 1 4 W h i t i s . c o ok — 2 5 BEST BUY In Un! vc I *it: for for 288 0 Rio (J ramie not build the hou se lot Son*. is well worth $4. 500. T. l l . Barrow and | — 22 I t w o - t o r y home. FOR S A L K : N e w E ig h t roots)a. sle ep in g porch, modern c o n v e n i e n ­ ce*. $ 1 ,5 0 6 ; e a s y term*. Located at 31 0 4 W e*t A ven u e. J. W, S axon, owner, phone 4 6 4 1 . — 2 6 | B O A R D ROOM A N D kept room* located for boy s. Nice. well- and e x cellen t board, c o n v e n - - Gently to U n i v e r s i t y and town. C a l l i 2 at Mrs. J. C. H u r l e y , 503 W. 19th. S t — 26 I A BA RGAIN , sound. Ha* b u m p ers. Ford cou p e, m ech a n ica lly “eat c o v e r s , shock absorb er *, lock steer in g wheel, n ew ly painted. Ca h or t e r m s . 8208 H e m p ­ •—$6 hill Park, phone 4971. s u n -hade. FRESH clea n ro om . A l s o board for boys. Block from c a m p u s , 24 08 S p eed w a y. — 26 MRS. E. J. W E B B ha* several v a ca n cies in her home for girls. All rooms n ew ly f u r ­ nished. D elicio u s hon.e-cook* d meal*. All co n v en ien ce* . P h o n e 23 69 . 711 We t 21 at. 26 Str eet. ROOM A N D B O A R D : Either or both. Table board. W o n d e r f u l bleeping p orches . H o t P h o n e gg nod cold 28 8 2 . w a ter. S in g le bed*. LOOK AT T H E LOT 28 J7 S alado S ’ reet and then the bea utiful view o f the hill*. We lot for $1 *60. T. H Barrow ell t h is will and Bon*. XI TE NTIO N S T U D E N T S : l h a v e a dandy Indian m o to rc y cle » .* *xle. Only been run it bargain. — 26 a b o u t 2 50 6 mile*. Will se ll at Call at 1 409 Lavaca S t. EDR S A L E A billiard balls ter n ity 6 6 2 2 . in e x c e l l e n t con d ition . Fine 15 62 Br ar."), hou*c*. tab le, rue#, and f r a ­ P ho n e — 20 for * ’ tb* h om e of Mr*. RHOM A N D B O A R D : f u r wom en stu d e n t hie!|, 21 0 0 Rio Grande S t , sl e ep in g po re b e t and all con v e n ie n c e * . P hone 3697. 25 —J Rex 192 -11. four burner P e r ­ fect io n oil ( l o v e , d etach a ble o ven . S t o v e is clean sud in good con d ition . Write P. O. __ 27 F OR S A L E cheap, on* A. II j IW O nicely f n r ti i i h e d ad jo ining In quiet home. Stu d en t* on ly . 86 5 -— 25 r oo m s, I E a st 16th. P h o n e 86 77. both did f O R BOYS 1 Cool q u iet room * with pien- table board at 2261 Sp eed w ay . Very lo cated . Call at 2201 S p eed - — 21 l e n i e n t l y jway ROOMS FOR RENT FOR R E N T : Nicely f urnD hed room for tw o 200 5 Guadalupe *- - 2 9 boy*. Aten a g a ra g e S tr eet. I,A KOK RODM nteclv thr ee men, S leep in g porch, gat age. 10$ W. I I t h P h o n e 7315. furnished for t w o or hot wat er, 2 4 U N I V E R S I T Y p rofesso r will t o a p a rtm en t tudenta br fa m ily of adult*. E x c e l le n t cation . extraord in ary value. p rivate b ath , g a rag e. Phone k6 42 . let f u r n is h e d facu lty m em b er s, g r a d u a te lo­ Four ro o m s, — 25 TWO, th r ee-ro o m u n fu rn ished a p a rtm en t* with p riv ate bath and sle ep in g porche* at for Mr*. Q — 26 500 W e s t 2 9 t h Gardner. P hone 6511 NE W A P A R T M E N T S 2 10 7 N u e c e s for $50. Five room* and sle e p in g — 22 porch. T. H. Barrow and S on*. for rent at FOR R E N T : A new and a t t r a c t i v e d o w n ­ stair* a p a rtm en t, f iv e room s and g l a s s e d - in s l e e p in g porch, g a rag e and all m odern co n v en ien ce* . P hon e 3410 or call 801 W, 28th. W eek day* call after 4 o' clock. — 26 F U R N IS H ED A P A R T M E N T , room. sle e p in g porch, bath and k i tc h e n . Third E. 2 2 . fro m U n iv e r s ity . 2 00 — 2 ”* h ou se ea *t $ 25.0 0 per m o n t h . P hon e 812 9. livin g F U R N IS H ED k i t c h e n e t t e w ith A P A R T M E N T; sink, •torch. L ig h t* and w a t e r g ara g e. Cou ple. $25. Phone 5 2 8 1 . so u t h f u r n is h e d room, sle e p in g a lso — 27 t in e FOR R E N T : Th re e-roo m water. .se w e r a g e and electric lights. * block* from I* hon# U n i v e r s i t y . 27 6 2 2 6 . per m o nth . $ 1 2 .5 6 h o u s e , POR K E N T : T o f u r n is h ed a p artm en t. Apply at 1 0 0 1 - 2 E. 19th. P hone 8 6 3 2 . - 2 7 bedroom and one th ree-room s t u d e n ts , o n e i O n e - b a lf block T W O fu r n is h e d room s, es t sle e p in g porch. su it a b le for h u sb an d , w ife and baby. $ 1 8 . 0 0 pct m onth . Modern co n v e n ie n c e s . N e w l y p a p e r ­ — 2 i ed and p a in ted . Dial 81 OM from U n i v e r s i t y , I W O -ROOM A P A R T M E N T with or w ith - j out lig h t hon (‘keeping. S l e e p i n g porch Near U n iv e r 40,0 6. 807 W e l t 15 th Str eet, n icely f u r n i s h e d 5 with sle e p in g porch and g a ra g e. $ 3 5 aud ap a rtm en t* furnished and 6 -room bath, $40. 1 6J W r i t u p - t o - d a t e fu r n is h ed 6 -room ap artm en t, w it h bath. hot water, g a r a g e ; $ 1 0 . 1 6th S tr eet, t r . l 1 400 C o n g r e s s A ve.. 2 - s t o r y houae w ith sleep in g p o r c h e s , 2 I I g a r a g e ' , d e sir a b le for room ing b o u s e ; $ 7 5 , 3 baths, room", PAU*. O, ^IM MS CO. 'lh w- “ x t'0 a ■. r w -# '■>- P hon es f b i 9 - 6 7 2 9 121 W - * t 7th. table NICK F U R N I S H E D ROOMS splen did at $24 0«, t h r e e mea]#, T wo g a r a g e s at f t OO , , each. 1061 W h ill*. i i TWI a l o , hoard tx m rd and at _ , AUTOMOBILES BUSINESS SERVICE W A N T E D ; R e p r e s e n ta t i v e * , men to aell f i e f m int < c a n d le' I men ' e a r n i n g ' W rite today for particular c o m e Tega*. cat* ily. P. 196, R o t (J. and Good Sob-• A n i l i n . 2 4 LIGHTSEY’S SYSTEM:! Biggs Cleaners BOYS R oom s, sleepin g porches , Ruud (cam p u s. W ith or w itho u t lf. H. special ra tes. Mrs. I block west of m e a ls. Call for B everly. .F O R R E N T : One very desirable room. All co n ven ien ce . Thre e blocks from cam pus. Will rent for o n e-h a lf price regu larly ch arg­ for rooms. Mrs. Aurelius, 2615 Guad a­ ed — 27 lupe. ROOMS FOR R E N T FI HINISH EU bedrooms, modern conve.n- i,-rices, suitable fo r one or two. 16 0 1- 2 — 25 J Ear* 15th. P hon e 82 67. EWO f u r n i s h ^ room-, east sle e p in g p o rch . from Univeraity, su itab le On ( h a l f block for husband, wife and baby. $ 1 8 .0 0 pet month. Modern c o n v e n ie n c e s . Newly paper­ — 25 ed and painted Dial 81 08. WAN”! Kl) S tu d en t* to o ccu p y three Tur­ in tod room- with bath and t w o p rivate 2 9 0 2 — 22 7 blocks ca m p u s . from en tran ces. on for ROOMS WITH F U R N A C E H EAT iu:^ por che-. Entire u p stairs nd sleep - j Rio Grande. $5,00 per m o nth . for boys e x c lu s iv e ly . Adjoining Clark Field on east — 27 266 Eas t 23rd. P hone 3 6 8 1 . front room in block EAST ca m pus. S ou th of Law Bu ild in g. T e le ph o n e 3 464. and half o f $ 1 “. — 22 FOR R EN T To one boy, a t tr a c ti v e room, ! newly papered, all modern co n v e n ie n c e s . Sin p riva te home. T w o blocks from U n iv er- 22 jsHjr. P hone 423*. LA RGE p leasa n t a out blea st room U n i v e r s i t y girls. P riv a te home for tw o | t w o and • half blocks from U. With or w ithou t board. I -21 I 2616 Sp eed w a y, Phon e 84 04. KOR RF N I Nice up lair man or two boy* I I MOO Guadalupe, phon e 96 04 . room for y o u n g in private a p artm en t. - 24 I D R R E N T : Thre e ro om s, 2 cam p us, to in for sard Phone 6911. blocks l f on# thr ee y o u n g m en . A lso room three b o y s. 608 W e s t 2 4tb. — 25 BOYS will find u n u su a lly looking for a hom elik e place t o s t a v large, cool s o u t h and tw o blocky the U n i v e r s i ty . 260$ U n i v e r s i t y s o o t h e s t, w e l - f u m i s h e d roo m s j nm th o f j Ave. P hon e 77 21. — i i ROOMS TOR BOYS with or withou t board. Univer it) h om e, splendid Trinit y. I c i n t e r , c o n v en ien t 3 block* o f 2 3 0 6 P hone 6812. R O YS: F or q u iet s o u t h room library, al way* heated in a p r i v a t e in — 27 and U n i v e r s i ty , R eason a ble ra tes. I 24 96. to good boarding h o u se P h on e — SS FOR R E N T : Three large. c o m f o r t a b l e --------- room for box* at $ 7 .0 0 Meal* I hi e,. or 22nd. P hone 2122. for $25 tw o for $ 1 8. MOO W if dc (ired. j ROO MS FOR LADIE S Th ree a t tr a c ti v e room s in p rivate home. 2 1-2 block* from cam p us. • l e a t h e r s or adult stu d en t* desired. P hone — 27 5 4 6 3 a f te r 4 p. m. ROOM $12.5 0. or $6 .$ 5 per boy. Room or sr. per boy. Garage cheap. T w o blocks 27 from ca m pus. 2301 T rin ity , phone 96 14 ROOMS FOR .bath, fur nace home. 702 W. M E N : T w o r o om s, p riva te In p riv a te heat, g ara g e. 25 2 8th. Phone 5754. T H R E E nicely furnished, d esirable rooms, prices tors or v e r s ity . rca*onable. S u ita b le couple*. 2 block s north of for in (true* I i i* 24 2511 W ichita. O NE furnished room t w o u n fu rnished morn*. for Phone 612 9, t w o troy* Also 166 W. 16th. 28 TW O nice!) p riva te resid en ce, Rate* #1 2.59 and #7 .6 0 pet room. 1668 S i n Ja cin to , Dial 885* . — 27 furnish ed room* in FOR HO\ S T U D E N T S ; Room and sl e ep in g porch. So u th ex p o su re , b e tw een Univer* Phone — 17 L i l y and Capitol. 104 E. 1 5 4 8 8. l i t h . S t. CHOICE ROOM b o y s or .b u sin es s men. (Till at 107 1-2 W. 13th.— 27 for U n i v e r s i ty ( 27 and FOR YOUNG MEN to $ 750 per s t u d e n t . laundered with s t u d e n ts . $6 fur n is h ed su f f ic i e n t bedding $1 extra. Wood heat for 66 c e n t s ex tra . Main line. 2*1 3 Guadalupe. P ho n e 9 2 9 4 . - 2 5 ear T in e a s NIC ELY kitchen. S u itab le f ur nish ed bedroom with u se o f or m o th e r j,10 and d au gh te r. 2411 Wich ita S t r e e t . P hone — 25 fur widow 5060. for n icely j P H O N E 4851 with or without board. Linen f ur nish ed room* furnish ed . Plot wat er. N e ie cam p us, oar line and cafe. 25 T e rm s reason able. FOR R E N T : Two parch, during s le ep in g s e v e n an d nine dollar* re s p e c t iv e ly . A d jo in in g hath, hot and cold water. Bo y s preferred. 366 — 21 East 14 th. St. P h o n e 3287 . room* and s e s s i o n ; long FOR R E N ! ’ : To two s t u d e n t s or busine** ftirni*hed room with all c o n ­ ven ien ce*. 108 E. 18th. P hone 799 8. — f f men, well FOR R E N T : F ur n ish ed room with modern 18 62 Lavaca. for men. — 25 c o n v e n ie n c e s Phon e 73 67. I WO room s for rent to b o y s. c o n v e n ie n c ie s . Also g a rag e. Ave. Modern 13 00 W e s t — a s F U R N I S H E D room s U n i v e r s i t y , p riv ate bath, sle ep in g h o u sek eep in g near porch* A nnie Phone — 26 FOR R E M TO B O YS: L arge and b ed r o o m ', s e v e n , e i g h t furnish ed ten dollars to a room. One g a ra g e. — I S per s t u d e n t, P h on e 5 0 1 7 . tw o W E L L ven tila ted sle ep in g porch, c in g le room*. beds, bower, hot w a ter at all table board. N ear ca m p u s and — 25 line. 19 0 8 W h itis . Dial 4 482. hour*. Good car NI CE a p ' t i i r * roo m s W ich ita , p riv a te cam p us and c a feteria . e n t r a n c e ; for b oy* a t 2 4 1 2 o n e P hone — 25 l o s t block o f 4596. ROOM KOR R E N T : s o u t h room or quirt or call at 7 10 W 1 9th. Bt. a t t r a c t i v e I n s tr u c to r s s t u d e n t s preferred. P h o n e 39 88 . — 2* L arge in p riv ate h om e. FOR REN I : W e d 16th. N icely P hone furnish ed 6 70 4. room FOR R E N T TO B O Y S : Four nicely n i-h ed room*, new and com p lete, fu r n ish S p eed w ay . P hon e 58 59. ga ra ge. O pposite c i t n i p u . 405 — 27 ftir- < an 2201 — $4 ROOMS FOR R E N T Ut one or tw o boys, $1* per m o nth Including heat. *409 B e lle ­ vue Place, College Court, phon e 4870. — 27 p m cd. one block GIRLS; Nice, c o m fo r ta b le room* rea so n ab ly from ca m p us. Hot and cold wat er. Mr*. J o s e p h h a v a n a ugh, 2 4 0 9 —• J7 Sp eed w ay , P h o n e 411 3 . ROOMS KOR B O Y S : A t t r a c t i v e ro o m s for boys. All con v e n ie n c e * . O n e - h e lf block R e a s o n a b l e . — 25 from U n i v e r s i t y 24 09 U n i v e r s i t y A ve. C a fete ria. , — FOR R F .N T : S o u t h room w ith porch, bath. hot and cold water. 8 69 1. sle ep in g I’ho he _ * 3 FOR U N I V E R S I T Y ro o m s with ern c o n v e n ie n c e aire, 196 6 S p eed w ay . B O Y S : C o m fortab le s l e e p .ng pore b e t . All m o d ­ N ear ca m p u s . A l t o ga r- — 25 large bedroom, MTR R E N T - One 'deeping porch adjacent Hot and cold water. Near Per 31 0 - 2 3 ca rline. For m onth P hone 4778 or W. 38th. $6 .0 0 caeh *ee r o o m s at three boy: 'I w o w e ll- fu r n is h e d FOR R E N T : new aud room.:, s le e p in g porche.'. Garage H ot and eold water. Mr*. N o rw o od , — 25 107 E. a i n . P h o n e 26 26. clean. A l n , for ROOMS* Da inty , particular S leep in g porches, water, fur nace hest room* • ool, a t t r a c t i v e girl , appro ved hinise. se th with hot and cold t ( « D San A n tonio.— 29 horn", MIR RENT One tars?,- Bant room o n e- h a lf block in q u iet fr o m U n i v e r s i t y Cafeteria Couple preferred. 2 4 0 6 W ich ita . — 22 Phone 87 17. room* and one TO U N I V E R S I T Y S T U D E N T S ; Tw o room porch. N ic e ly and ptcte. T w o blocks north o f ca m p u s, Wichita. furnish ed . N ew s o u t h e a s t sm ith with eom- $511 — 22 F U R N I S H E D room* porch. A lt o g a ra g e for rent. 2 0 0 1 for boys. P hone 4223; S leep in g W ichita — 24 P L E A S A N T fD»OMS with s o u t h porch etui alt modern convenience:) at 25 26 U n iv er Tty A v en u e. hoi 64*7. Call a f te r 5 or at noon. s le e p in g for Phon* — 1 2 F U R N I S H E D or u n f u r n i ' h e d too m s and apa rtm en t for rent on corner of l i t h and rec e n t ly — 25 Lavaca S h ow n by remodeled. P ho n e 6 6 1 1 . ap p o in t m e n t, B O Y S : One for ren t »t 25 16 Rio Grande. P ho n e 9 5 6 3. — 25 large s o u t h e a s t room FOR R E N T : neighborhood. with hot and cold water. tw o d o v e Would prefer 1- 2 j wi>h — 25 I tape. to room L a r g e airy room B ath ro o m in quiet in c o a n e e t i o n Gas or wood w h o to g eth er . 2 8 1 4 N. Guada- — 25 s t u d e n t s LAR GE well ventila eed men st u d en ** m ay be room* found home at 810 W. I Nth for yo u n g p rivate in — 26 Ka i t 18 th. LAR GE room for t w o boy *. P r i v a te family. • all a f te r 7 in the e v e n i n g . I l l FOR R F .N T : D eligh tfu l. f u r ­ nished room for tw o girl*, approved houae. fun t aero** the “ti eel fro rn cam po*. 361 W. ZI*!, Corner Whiti* A ve, att 1 actively — $6 j home 04 63. FOR R E N T TO M EN r oom, L arge four w i n d o w , in on Mail, car. 481 6 N o ecc*. front s o o t h e * * : p r i v a t e P ho n e — 25 44 1$ DU V A L , te le p h o n e $37 6. T w o nicely { N I C E L Y f u r n is h ed room, a p a r t m e n t and g a ra ge. 9496. sle e p in g porch. the -24 B e tw e e n E igh t j FOR R E N T : T w o - s t o r y d w ellin g . j r oo m s. Modern. One block w est o f e a m - ; pus. Will lease to res p o n s ib le party. Millican 26 j land H a m by. *1#4. - 2 7 JI F O R R E N T : T w o f irn i-h ed room s, ail co n - \enicnce-*. cheap, j | j la r g e . Suita ble for s t u d e n t w h o work# d o w n ! — ~— ------ — 2 0 FOR R EN T to s t u d e n ts . A lso g a r - Str eet. _ — - j town. 610 Guadalupe. P ho n e 4 9 2 1 . .................. ... ^............ .............. .....-............... , LARGE, n icely F urna ce heat f u r n is h ed room s for men. 2 50 6 Rio Grande. Phone ROOMS FOR G IR LS: Very p rettily fur- tushed, one block north o f cam pus. Mrs. H u g h Spain. P h o n e 5 0 6 0 . 2411 W ichita — 25 MISCELLANEOUS FOR R E N T ; Garage. 2 13 A r c h w a y . P h o n e — 20 186 2 — 26 GIR LS: Bring your s e w i n g to 2 4 1 2 W ich ita . Phot.e — 20 J u *t a block o f f th e c a m p u s . 4590. Biggs Cleaners — 2 7 FU RN IHI! ED ROOM East l i t h . Dial 4709 with p rivate bath, 20 11 S m * 11 ch r*P •‘Ottage In rear. >65 W e s t 22 1 -2 S t. — 21 Barnhart, 904 3. FOR SALE FOR S ALK : One practically ty p e w r ite r , ion Portab le condition. I will sell at *6 49 . new R ein in g- 1 e x cellen t or :n bargain. ROOMS FOR REN T in p riv ate h o m e . Near U n i v e r s i ty . Mother and d a u gh ter, couple, phone girl*. 707 W e s t 25 1-2, — 22 three t a l l 4 0 5 7 . — 25 I ---------- neighborh ood, No. | $8,500. You con Id that price and the ro om m ate WANT ED: Quiet,* i d i n e d y o u n g man a* a in p rivate home 2 1*2 block* room — 24 from U. 21 3 Archway. Nice opening in bath. P hone 94 90. large 101 West 7th Street I’h ti ne Z444 un ti 854.7 New Cars Low Rates No Depoaita -20 REM K U B E R - A lw ay* the ladle»* hat* and sh o e Upstair* o v e r W oolworth'*. W h en y o u •ip, price* go dow n . la t e st sty le* in for lei* at D a e y ’s, t o „ ; T W O DK O K A B I.K - I O for p orch es , se n io r d e n ts . Quiet place to s t u d y . H ot bath s, nace heated. P hone 4 706, in stru ctor* or s t u - ! s t r e e t * f u r ­ — 23 Alice S m it h , t .. . IO B O Y S : Nine si ted room* Hot and cold „ irortly „ p „ , OR R E N T j Splendid room* b o y s. All modern ( t w o blocks to U n i v e r s i t y O nly from cam po*. 168 W e s t 19th. —-22 con v en ien ce* . fur nish ed h ou se tw o p ersons. T w o room* and bath. F r e s h ly painted in ­ sid e and out. $20. per m o nth . 20 2 1 -2 E. inquire at — 22 i 1 4 t h S t. T e le p h on e 302 0 for or FUR R E N T : Nice, room* with s i n g l e bed*. and J u i t on e block Uni verite y A v e, s o u t h e a s t lo vely, well fu r n iih e d sle e p in g porche* All oth e r c o n v en ien ce* . I - ? from TJ. Call at 196* W A N T E D - - G a r b a g e for b o g # . W ill g e t it e v ery d ay. P ho n e 614 4. I wan! ta b u y poor hogs — 25 yo ur S T E N O G R A P H I C W ORK. L e t m e co py ta k e dictation. th e se* Can S a t i s f a c t o r y work done- R a tes reasonable. Call Mi## S m i t h at 5 6 6 5 .________________— 27 t h e m e # , A T T E N D to the m o s t valuable I n s tr u m en t in yo u r houxe. D o n ’t n e g l e c t y« u r piano. t u n in g or re p airin g, caM G. T. it need* if — Oat. 22 Childre a t 4 0 1 1 . FOR R E N T : G arage, cement, d ei*awn* and floor 1 66 8 C o n g r e s s , p hone M M , — S I IS ALWAYS PURE WATER B O A R D A N D ROOM for girl*. ROOM A N D BO ARD E x c e l le n t room* w it h all modern c o n v e n i e n c e s s a d s t r e e t Iona led. — 25 a lso c h o k e bot rd. J u st a c r o s s from c a m p u s . i 200 9 W h i t ; . . Very c o n v e n i e n t ly t h e FOR R E N T ; or room*, b a th , b u ilt-in o f n o r t h w e s t block# 2 552. lease t o couple, c o t ta g e featu re #, g a r a g e 4 I ca m pus. P h o n e - 25 FOR R E N T J One new, a t t r a c t i v e l y j - ------- fu r n is h ed room in p riv ate home. All m od- ( >M ALI large e m con v en ien ce* . 711 W 25th. St. — 22 .L A R G E airy fron t room, adjoin in g bath Quiet neighborhood. $ 1 5 .9 0 . P h o n e 9 6 4 8 . Onrtu* Tea Room. 12822 Rio Grande. — >6 BO ARD FOR BO YS: Good h o m e -c ooh ed meal# $ 2 2 - 5 6 for three meal*. D u o black E a st 2? nd. F b o n e - a * from c a m p u s . b ARK YOU S A T I S F I E D with y o u r clo ning and pre**in«r ? T r y nn expert. Suit* pres* ad 40 ren t* , cle a n e d an d p res sed 7 fi e e n f s . W est End T i t t e r S h op thorn € * U . ~ O rt. 2* FOR R E N T : T w o sp len d id room*. Will r e n t , t o e i th er married cou p le, all b o ys, or aft g irl*. E v e ry c o n v e n i e n c e in p riva te q u ie t i kon# $24 2, b om *, I d ay . , I BAILY TOAN SETS RECORD POR SIZE I o u t th is Dyke, In g iv in g i n f o r m a t i o n , B u r * i r e u la ts o n m a n a g e r , p o i n t e d t h a t T h e T e x a n has g r o w n in th e se tw e n ty -f iv e y e a r s f r o m a m e r e I tu - b u l l e t i n d e n t* t o a r e a l n e w s p a p e r a c c e p t e d in th r o u g h o u t t h e s t a t e as s u p r e m e s o m e o f r ad by t h e I S u n d a y E d i t i o n o f 2 4 P a g e s it;, l a r g e f i e l d . \ b . 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A d d itio n a l e d i t o r i a l f e a t u r e s , o f in ­ all c l u d i n g c o m p le t e c o v e r a g e s o u t h w e s t e r n a t h l e t i c c o n t e s t s a n d o t h e r c o l le g la te n ew s, p ic t o r i a l s e c ­ tio n s , a n d s p e c ia l d e p a r t m e n t s , will a p p e a r t h e n e a r in T h e T e x a n f u t u r e , according to the editors* in Initial Meeting of Rusk Society Tuesday Night in Law Bldg. History Scholarship Won by Santone Girl tory contest under the direction of ■the University. *‘A T e x a s V e t e r a n a n d H is N e w s ­ $ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 B O O K IN L I B R A R Y I.a w B u i ld in g . 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