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First College Daily in the South

VOL. XXIX

A U S T I N , T E X A S , F R I D A Y , F E B R U A R Y IO, 19 2 8.

No. 1 1 3

Final Rounds Of 
Fraternity Ball 

Tennis Squad Calendar Committee
Laminations 
Set for Monday Played Today

urj1 , 
,
Withdraws Approval 

. 

Of Scheduled German

Independent T e a m s 
Play for Division 
Championship

56 Teams Started 
In Race

Final championship gam es he- 
the fratern ity amb 

tv eo n 
pendent basketball 
leagues will 
be played Monday night. The fra ­
ternity 
league cham pionship will 
b '1 decided between the Phi Delta 
T hetas and the Golf Moons, and 
the independent league cham pion­
the 
ship lies in the outcome of 
gam o between the C afeteria and 
She team representing the Little 
Campus Dorm itory A.

B eginning Friday afternoon at 
2 o’clock, Dr. D. A. Penick, V ar­
sity tennis coach, will conduct a _____________________ ______
round robin tournam ent to deter-! ^ 
/ v l f f l l O r Declares
mine tho men who will compose 
his freshm an sq u id . All fresh­
Hartman Resigns 
man tennis players will he en ter­
ed except Lacote and Taylor, who 
From Deanship
the two ranking members of
art 
the squad, and are therefore proc- 

f

The m atches will be held 

the freshm an courts on Twenty- r H artm an of 
first street, and will be for 
U lt two out of th ree sets. The 
ten men with tho highest scon
will be allowed to remain on the 
freshm an squad.

An unconfirm ed report on the 
on | campus yeste rday t hat Dean Henry 
the U niversity 
the I School of Medicine at Galveston 
in doubt
resigned rem ained 
last night when The Texan failed 
to gain an audience with Presi­
his 
dent Benedict, who is ill at 
home.

in d e -1 th ing w ith the Varsity'.

A schedule of m atches will be 
posted on the' bulletin board at Z 
Hall and also a t the courts, and 
en ter 
any freshm an desiring to 
v ho have not already done so, 
are urged to rail Sam F i s h e r a1 
6308 or Searcy Ferguson at 7521? 
and have th eir nam es placed on 
the list.

On the night of Thursday, Feb- 
rnqgy 16, th e fra te rn ity 
league 
champs play the E ngineers, cham ­
pions of the departm ental league. 
I Le w inners of the independent 
league play 
school 
In anouneing the rules of the 
champions, the Newman club, also 
tournam ent, Dr. Penick raid that
on Thursday, F ebruary 16, 
and
the University championship wi’il each man must bring one new
ball for his Snatch, and th at the 
semi-final 
be derided by 
w inners m ust notify either Fisher 
and final games. The w inner will 
or Ferguson 
a fte r 
be aw arded a trophy given by the 
finishing a match.
A thletic Council of the U niver­
sity.

the Sunday 

immediately 

these 

Although Dr. Benedict him self <5anco S aturday evening. 

the P resident of the S tu d en t’s Association 

in person 

could not be reached 
1 1 by telephone, 
sent word th at “ there might 
som ething to the rum or, but D i .l f ,„ 
e rn.dirt D e fe rre d not 
to 
preferred not to 
about t h e m atter at t h i s tim e.”

t a n ' 
t a l k 

be 

the 

various 

the 
that 

The se games are 
team s 

final 
have 
games o f 56 
comprised 
leagues 
sponsored by the association, and, 
according to iTerry W hitaker, be­
tween seven and eight hundred 
men have participated in the va- 
| lions leagues and deserve credit 
fo r the intense in terest th a t has 
been shown throughout the 
e n ­
tire season. The 
in tere st has 
been unusually high am ong those 
the 
not actually participating 
games and 
this has done much 
to' ord assuring a successful sea­
son in intram ural basketball.

in 

New Esperanto 

Section Formed

Thirty-five Sign up for New 
Language G roup for 
Spring

in terest 

is again 

With the beginning of the new 
term , 
being 
shown in study of the new lang­
uage, E speranto, and a new sec­
tion of the club was organized 
W ednesday evening with 35 stu ­
dents signing up. This section, 
which is num ber five, will m eet 
each W ednesday afternoon from 
5-6.

Winston Gives 

First Lecture 

Of Open Forum

Benefit Discussions for De­
bate Squad Begin 
Tonight

lecture 

the firs t 

Professor A. P. Winston will 
conduct 
and 
open forum discussion of the d e­
p artm ent of business adm inistra­
tion for the benefit of the in te r­
collegiate debate squad a t a meet-
ing to be held in room I, Garrison 
Hall at 7:30 o’clock tonight.

the 

T hree lectures and open forum 
discussions have been arranged 
fo r 
debate 
intercollegiate 
th** 
squad before they will b rief 
question and s ta rt in an intensive 
series of practice debates on the 
question, Resolved, 
th a t the r e ­
cent Latin Am erican policies of 
the U nited S tates governm ent 
should be condemned.

The regular intercollegiate de­
bate season will open F rid ay , 
F ebruary 24. when the U niversity 
negative team m eets the U niver­
sity of Colorado affirm ative team 
a t Boulder, C o lo ra d o , U ntil then, 
practice debates will be held.
P rofessor C. P. P atterson 

of 
the departm ent of governm ent 
will deliver 
lecture 
and direct the open forum discuss­
ion in room I, Garrison Hall 
at 
8:00 p. rn., M onday, F eb ru ary l l 
P rofessor C harles A. Timm of the 
departm ent of governm ent will 
deliver the third and last lecture 
in room I, Garrison Hall, T ues­
day, F eb ru ary 14.

the second 

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California yn iversity 
Largest Institution

b reshmen who are entered are 
McNair, Orgain, Butz, Harvey; 
Grubbs, 
IL G. Moore, L aurent, 
Fowler, Johnson, Lawrence, M. E. 
Smith, 
Moore, Smott, M eagher, 
Mc Knight, Morris, and Concrty. 
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Lucky Rushes 

Baseball Stands 
For First Game

Tem porary Seats Will Be 
Constructed in Case 
of Failure

“ Tem porary seats will be pro­
vided for the sp ectato rs,” W. J. 
Disch, Texas 
coach 
baseball 
stated 
em phatically W ednesday 
afternoon when asked what would 
be done in case 
the perm anent 
stands a t Clark Field were not 
completed by the opening of the 
season. Mr. Disch also expressed 
confidence 
th at everything pos­
sible was being done to rush the 
completion of 
and 
praised the record of Mr. Lucky, 
the co n tracto r in charge.

the stands, 

of 

A fter an 

inspection 

the 
new field, the coach announced 
th a t in the fu tu re practice will be 
held there. The field already has 
a good grow th of ..winter grass, 
and when the w eather is warm er, 
the infield will be covered with 
Berm uda grass 
as 
well. The stands will be of the 
same type of construction as was 
used in building the stadium .
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President Benedict 

and clover 

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conducta 

burning of 

Dr. H ollanders 

A lfred K enngott, in stru cto r 

in 
the U ni­
Germanic languages in 
versity who 
t h e 
m eetings of the E speranto club*
j is highly pleased with th e inter- 
from j est being shown in the subject, 
“ Aesop and
Hyssop” ; “The Ass and he believes th a t even more
and the Lapdog,” “ The Hen and will sign up when th ey become 
the V iper’s Eggs, “ The Man, the 
fam iliar with the purpose and the 
Hen and the Ostrich E gg,” “ Tho work being done by the club.
P a rro t,” “ The Poodle 
the 
Pendulum .”

Mr. K enngott 

read 

and 

A t a possible suggestion from 
Dr. H ollander, Mr. Leonard wrote 
in his “ Two Lives” these terro rs 
with which he Is obessed. The 
se­
poem 
quence, an unusual method 
in 
moderrf poetry.

is w ritten 

in sonnet 

The last poems read were lyrics, 
“ W ith M other E a rth ” and “ P ri­
m ordial E a rth ,” a poetical sketch 
of the origin of the earth.

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Dean Pittenger Finds 

Social Hour Success

enrolled 

as m em bers. 

111 W ith Severe Cold

first organized 
and now 
the club Decem ber 4, 
Dr. H. Y. Benedict , who has 
are 
with the new section there 
been ill a t his home with a bad 
In 
235 
resting 
cold since Tuesday, was 
joining this organization the mem­
easily Thursday according to Mrs. 
in 
bers assum e no obligations. There 
Benedict. Dr. Benedict has been
! the country and their respective
arc no fees and no te x t books;
i 
, - k j * 
, i
the only requirem ents m ade by i confined to his bed since his re- j enrollm ent are listed as follows:
tu rn from Dallas last Tuesday, 
 
th* instructor nm reg u lar a t t e n d . ' 
C alifornia 17,311; Columbia IS,- 
275; Illinois, 12,033; M innesota, 
anc© and an active in tere st in the
11,307; New York U„ 10,218;
work. The sections meet once a
Ohio S tate, 
10,035; M ichigan, 
week.
9,700; and Wisconsin, 8,942.

His condition is not considered 
serious and he will probably be 
back a t his office by the end of 
the week, Mrs. Benedict said.

Recently compiled figures show 
the U niversity of C alifornia to be 
the 
the 
U nited S tates in point of enroll­
m ent, with 17,311 students in at- 
i tendance this year.

largest schools 

university in 

The eight 

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largest 

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The fellow ing is the schedule:
8 ,p. rn.,
Tuesday, section 2, 

room 219 M. R.

W ednesday, section 5, 5 p. rn. 

room 219 M. B.

Thursday, section 
rn., room 219 M. B.

4, 7:45 p.

O'Quinn Asks More Pay For 
Next Editors of The Texan

Official Ruling 

Affects Dance 
Saturday Night

Violation of Conduct Rule; 
Prohibits O nly This 
W eek7s Social

There will be no German C lub

Tim Social C alendar Com m ittee

has

the

withdrawn

. 

,

anproval 

for 

fherman
' n t t m n Xn hav" m e n *>»*" »«•-
morrow
night because of viola­
tion of the rules of the S tu d en ts’ 
Association pertaining to U niver­
sity dances, 
according to Bob 
Eikel, chairm an of the Social C al­
endar Com mittee and P resident 
of the S tu d en ts’ Association.
Stand Supports Rule 

“ It was necessary to stop this 
dance or back down entirely u i 
the stand we have taken,” Eikel 
said. He stated th a t the specific 
rule re fe rre d 
to was th a t con­
cerning drinking and rowdy con­
given 
“ The last German 
duct. 
on Jan u a ry 31, was the worst th ii 
It is gen- 
has ever been given. 
I orally understood 
th e frit* 
j tern ity in charge of the dance rn 
a t 
j responsible fo r the conduct 
th at dance. And as a penalty vt**
are forced 
this w eek’s
to stop 
German. The German next week 
will be held as usual.”

th at 

P e n a lty Closes Term

By arran g em en t of 

the G e r­
man Club the Kappa Sigma f r a ­
te rn ity has been in charge o f the 
German Club dances during th o 
past sem ester. The one t h week 
was to have been their lagj,. bur 
due to the penalty assessed by 
the Social C alendar C om m ittee, 
ns 
their term will be regarded 
closed, and beginning w ith 
tim 
dance next week the Sigma A lph•* 
Epsilon fra te rn ity will 
assum e 
charge of the German dances.
by 
According to a statem en t 
th* 
the Com m ittee, henceforth 
ticket sellers, ticket takers 
a n i 
floorw alkers will be equally res­
ponsible with those giving 
the 
dance.

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Versus Club To 

Plan New Group

Birthday D inner G iven a t 
Cafeteria

a t 5 o'clock in 

Im portant plans fo r the fu tu re 
of the club will be made a t t h 1 
j m eeting o f the V ersus club th is 
th'* 
afternoon 
Texas Bible Chair, according ta 
I the president of the club. The*#
’ plans will include tho discussion 
J of the form ation of another w o­
m an’s debate club on the campit-. 
Too few freshm en girls came
out to the m eeting T hursday t i ­

8 

'ep a' “ t '

• tfrn00n *° ° rganiH 

th ere fo re 

club; 
those girls who 
came out will be taken into the
i Versus club a t this m eeting. AU
t other women on the campus who
; are interested in public speaking
I are asked by the club to try o u t
a t th a t time.

,, 

.

A birthday dinner will bo given 
the U niversity 
for V ersus 
C afeteria Saturday, F eb ru ary I t . 
This will be held in celebration

at 

S.M.U.-Arkansas 

Clash Features I 
Week-End Card

T w o G am e Series in 
F ayetteville Decides 
Cham pionship 

Trade Expert Talks 

Today a t l i o’Clock 
On Soil Resources

_ 

I

H.D. McCrummen Lecture Given

.T ex as vs. Baylor In Dies in Lubbock 
w Waco Saturday E a r l y T h u rsd ay1

th a t sport Funeral Services H eld H ere

Friday for N ephew of 
Dr. Benedict

Political Petitions 

In 3 Student Races 
May N ow Be Filed

P E T IT IO N S for the political 
offices o f editor-in-chief of
editor-in-
The Daily Texan, 
chief of the C actus, and m an­
aging editor of The Daily T ex­
an may be filed a t any 
tim e 
now, according to a statem ent 
issued yesterday aftern o o n by 
Bob Eikel. president of th*1 S tu­
d en ts’ Association.

The law passed by the S tu ­
d e n t s ’ Assembly postponing the 
filing of petitions until April 
30 applied to only those offices 
in which no petitions had been 
rifling w ent 
filed before the 
into elTnet.

according 

“ It would have been m ani­
festly u n fa ir,” 
to 
Kihei, “ for some of the candi­
dates to have been allowed to 
proceed with 
th eir cam paigns 
while others running for the 
same office would have to w ait 
a month before startin g th eir 
publicity.”

Hollander Reads 
From Poetry Of 
William Leonard

P oet’s O bscurity E xplained 
as R esult of M any 
Morbid Phobias

Dr. L. M. H ollander, professor 
dis­

langauges, 

of Germ anic 

for 

the 

cussed 
th e ch ­
reason 
ou rity of William E llery Leonard 
a t the first public reading of the 
sem ester T hursday aftenoon.

Although Leonard w rites strik ­
he is com paratively 
ing poetry, 
unknown. He Is a professor 
of 
English at the U niversity in his 
home town, Madison, W isconsin, 
but is, in spite of his position, u n ­
known. He is a p h o b ias burden­
ed by a neaurotio fe a r of many 
things. As he carm ot satisfy his 
remain 
w anderlust, 
chained w ithin his home town.

he m ust 

When Leonard came to Madi­
son, he m arried the dau g h ter of 
an in stru cto r in whose fam ily ran 
tu rn ed 
insanity. H er 
against Leonard when she com­
m itted suicide. He became an 
outcast, fran tic with grief. The 
lurking 
phobias which had been 
near returned .

people 

While 

recovering m entally, 
Leonard tra n sla te d Aesop’s fab ­
les into clever little poems with a 
sardonic m oral. These 
poems 
were called “ Aesop and Hyssop.” 
Dr. H ollander’s first selection 
of Leonard 
from 
was the Lynching Bee, which is a 
tarring, 
vivid description of the 
feathering, 
a 
negro at the crossroads.

poems 

and 

the 

In Law Building

Russell Sm ith Visits the 

Cam pus

trade 

I 
| ally known as a 

J , Rugged Sm ith, 

internation- 
expert, 
will speak to the students of th-* 
School of Business A dm inistra­
tion and other students interested 
“ Civilization and P erm anent
on
the 
A g ricu ltu re” this m orning in 
auditorium of the Law Building 
a t l l o’clock, according to Dr. J, 
A. F itzgerald, dean of the school.
Mr. Sm ith, who is a profess rn- 
of indust ry and romm<*m* in Col­
um bia U niversity of New York, 
is in Austin for but a short stop 
over, hut has consented to speak 
to the stu d en t body today. His 
hobby, according to Dr. F itz g er­
ald, is th e conservation 
re ­
sources, and one of his chief in­
te re sts is the conservation of the 
soil.

of 

W id ely Know n A uthor

Smith is widely known as an 
au th o r and lecturer. Tn 1918 he 
served as special trad e expert on 
in W ash­
the W ar T rade Board 
ington, D. C. Before going 
to 
Columbia he tau g h t in the W har­
ton School of Finance and Com­
m erce of the U niversity of T*en- 
nyslvania. 
in 
Sw arthm ore, Pennsylvania.

home 

His 

is 

In 1908 

Tn addition to co n trib u tin g in­
num erable articles to m agazines 
and to economic and geographic 
cal journals, Smith is th e author 
o f a num ber of more extended 
works. 
he published 
“ The S tory of Iron and S teel” ; 
“ The Ocean C arrie r” 
appeared 
th e sam e y ea r; “ The Industrial 
and Commercial G eography” was 
w ritten in 1913; “ Commerce and 
In d u stry ” in 1915; “ The Elem ents 
o f Industrial M anagem ent” 
in 
the 
of 
1916; “ The 
G reat W ar 
In 
Shipping” 
1918; “ The W orld’s Food R e­
in 1919, and “ Hum an 
sources” 
school 
G eography,” a gram m ar 
te x t in two volumes, in the same 
year.

Influence 
on 

B B A C lasses D ism uss

Classes 

in Business A dm inis­
tratio n 50, section 3; Business A d­
m inistration 328, 
and Business 
A dm inistration 432.1, will be dis­
missed by th eir in stru cto rs to at-
lecture, Dr.
| tend Mr. Sm th’s 
in
class 
Business A dm inistration 432.1 will 
m eet a t tho regular 12 
o’clock 
hour.

S tudents who are not in the 
School of Business A dm inistra­
tion are 
the 
lecture, Dr. Fitzgerald said. 

invited to attend 

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F R A T E R N I T Y A V E R A G E LIST 
R E A D Y IN A B O U T T E N D A Y S

The list of fra te rn ity averages 
ten 
will be com pleted in about 
days, according 
to a statem ent 
from the d ean’s office. All of 
the blanks to be filled out have 
not been sent from this office, 
and these m ust be sent, retu rn ed , 
and averaged before this 
in fo r­
m ation will be ready to print.

News was received 

in Austin 
Thursday of th e death of Hugh 
Dan M cCrummen, 32 nephew of 
in
Dr. and Mrs. H. Y. B enedict 
morn-
Lubbock early T hursday 

ing.

F uneral services will be con­
ducted by Dr. Thomas C urrie and 
in Oakwood 
Dr. L. H. W harton 
cem etery F riday afternoon shortly 
a fte r 3:20 o’clock when the body 
will arrive on the M. K. & T. 
train . Pall bearers will be W. 
.A. Smith, P. J. A nthony, F red 

Adams, Bruce O’Keefe, Clarence 
McCullough, and J. R ector Allen.
Mr. M cCrummen is survived by 
his wife, form erly Miss M ary 
j F ristoe of A ustin; three children, 
two girls six and seven years old,
! and a boy six m onths old; 
his 
j m other Mrs. J. C. M cCrummen, 
S treet, A ustin; 
1808 WT. 23rd 
j three sisters, Cecil M cCrummen, 
A ustin; Mrs. F rank Mc Elroy, 
A frica; and Mrs. Norm an M orri- 
j son, W ashington, D. C .; and fo u r 
brothers, Dr. Thomas D. Mc- 
| Crum m en, A u stin ; Hornet Mc- 
I Crum m en, P aris; Ed M cCrummen 
and Rich McCrummen, both 
of 
I Lubbock.

Follow ing his education in the 
U niversity of Texas from 1913 
to 1917, MeCrumnfen w ent to the 
O fficers T raining School a t Leon 
Springs. He was commissioned a 
second lieu ten an t and assigned to 
the Field A rtiljery of the R ain. 
bow division with which he served 
in C hateau T hierry, St. Mihiel, 
Cham paigne, and M euse-Argonne 
engagem ents. 
In the M euse-Ar­
gonne drive he. was wounded.

BBA Juniors Hold 
Spring E l e c t i o n

 

 

for Second T erm

Gabe Smith o f G aleville was 
m ade president of the ju n io r class 
of th e School of Business Adm in­
istration at a m eeting held T hurs­
in 
day afternoon a t 2 o ’clock 
G arrison Hall 113 fo r the p u r­
pose of electing officers to serve 
d uring the spring term .

H enry Slavik of Runge was 
elected 
p resid en t; Rolfe 
Wells of Sugarland, secretary arid 
trea su rer.

vice 

H om er L uther was elected as a 
delegate to the executive council 
of the School of B usiness Admin­
istration to fill the vacancy left 
Archie Woods, who 
in 
school this term .

is not 

G abe S m ith Is M ade Prexy F itzgerald said. The 

Wisconsin Students Dress 

Dolls for History Museum

B asketball lovers will get more j 

played 

their share o f 

th an 
this week-end when th* two lead­
ing team -. S. M. ti. and A rkansas 
clash a t Fayetteville, the den of 
the Porkers, in a two game serie s 
the first being 
tonight. 
They will m eet again S aturday 
night. AU the dope 
to 
favor the Hogs in both the game?* 
as they have averaged over 40 
ths year. 
the game 
points 
Texas is the only team to come 
anyw here n ea r the P orkers in the 
way of scoring, b u t a t th a t Ar­
kansas has scored four tim es as 
often as the Steers.

seems 

to 

D ec isiv e Games 
This two gam e series will de­
cide th e conference championship 
them will 
as the team w inning 
have an etfsy tm e takng the re st 
of thee gam es. C aptain Allison 
and Pickel o f the Hogs will m eet 
fo r individual high scoring honors

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C O N F E R E N C E S T A N D IN G

Team
A rkansas ......
S. M. U. ........
.....
Texas 
Baylor ...........
Rice ............ ...
T. C. U ...........
A. & M...........
Games this w eek:

W
6
6
4
2,
2
I
I

Pct
1.000
1.000
,571
.333
.280
.160
.166

F rid ay : S. M. U. vs A rkan­

sas, F ayetteville.

S atu rd ay : S. M. U. vs Ar­

kansas, F ayetteville.

Texas vs. Baylor, Waco.
T. C. U. vs. A. & M., Col­

lege Station.

| J Q )tak en p art in this year. 

of the night. These two men 
|r, have been high point men fo r
L th eir team s in all gam es they have
In two 
gam es they have ru n up 59 points, 
nee against Texas and the other 
ime against Baylor. Com parative 
scores and everything give 
the 
P orkers the advantage.

I

fu rth e r down 

Should A rkansas win both of
these games, it will put S. M. U.
in a fix th a t will make it easy fo r 
her to slip 
the 
standing before th e season is over.
T e x a s v*. Baylor 
v S aturday night will find Texas 
and B aylor m eeting fo r th eir sec­
ond time this year in Waco. Texas 
won the other gam e betw een th e 
two team s by a 57-35 count, and 
should win 
this S aturday night 
w ithout much trouble. The B ears 
deserve much praise for the game 
they played against the Porkers 
in 
two-gam e 
in Waco S aturday night, 
“series 
when 
trick 
they resorted 
game and kept the Hogs fa r from 
th e basket fo r th e first half.

the second of the 

to a 

K eifer S trickland, 

the B ears' 
sta r forw ard, will be the thorn in 
the Steers* side, and will give the 
Texas guards plenty of trouble. 
(C ontinued on page 21

Calendar

the 
2 o'clock; m eeting of 
the 
Board of Publications in 
business offices of the Texas 
Student Publications, Inc., at 
B, Hall.

S ©’clock; Hockey practice, 

N. Hall.

5 ©’clock; Versus club m eet­

ing a t the Texas Bible Chair.

5 o ’cloc; R acquet club m eet­
ing a t the Physical E ducation 
C ottage.

5 o’clock; Section 3 of the 
E speranto club m eets in Main 
Building 219.

7 ©’d o c k ; Sophomore-Senior 
g irls’ basketball practice at N. 
H all.

7:15 (o’clock; Omega Delta * 
fra te rn ity , 
fencing 
h o n o ra ry 
f l e e t s a t U niversity Y. M. C. 
’ A.

7:30 o'clock; Philosophy club 

m eats in Garrison Hall.

7:3# o ’clock; Professor A. 
P. W inston speaks before d e­
bate 
squad Garrison H all, 
room I,

The stu d en t-facu lty hour which 

F riday, 

section

3, 5 p. rn.

UNIVERSITY OF W ISCON­
SIN, Feb. 9— Dressing dolls con­
of 
stitu tes the im portant 
p a rt 
theses which are boing done by 
IO 
women students a t the state uni­
the direction of 
versity, under 
Miss Hazel M anning, associate 
professor of home economics.

aboriginal N orth 
dress of the 
Am erican Indian brave and 
hit 
squaw, the Pilgrim fa th e r and his 
faithful wife, the sturdy P uritan 
and his spouse, a Q uaker brothe** 
and sister, and a patriot 
and 
housew ife of 
the Revolutionary 
days,

this year I room 219 M. B. 

th e approval of Dean j 

has proven successful 
receives 
Pifcienger. Dean P itte n g e r stater I romn 204 M. B.
in a recent lette r to a m em ber af
the $ tu d e n t-Rf• laions C om m ittee: I 
“ I wish to congratulate the com- j 
n o t i c e on th is very com m endable I 
activity and shall be glad to do 
my share 
success.”
Thc* 

this work X | 

to m ake 

and 

“ T here 

students, 

fa ith fu lly 

according 

W hat is play for children, how­
is a lack of old-time 
ever. will be work fo r these uni­
m aterials from which the clothes 
versity 
to 
must be m ade,” 
com m ents Mr. 
Charles E, Brown, director of tho 
Brown, “ and we are asking for
S tate Historical museum, for each
doll must be dressed to p o rtra y I help in obtaining some. The stu- 
accurately 
th e j dents need pieces of wool home- 
style of dress in a d efin ite period [spun. eith er brown or grey; white 
of A m erican history. Each situ- j linen hom espun; old silk brocade
in sm all fig u re s; cam let, a cloth 
dent m ust carve the fe atu res of 
o f h air, silk, o r wool or a combi­
th e “dum m y” wooden dolls p ro ­
nation of 
form erly used 
vided, beside# dressing the doll 
fo r .petticoats and cloaks; beaver,
and w ritin g an 
the 
the
w ork and of the period th e dolt eith er brown o r black, 
represents.

I# 
held every F riday m orning from 
10:30 to 12:30 in the Girl#’ Study 
all. All student# are invited 
to 
drop in every F rid ay and enjoy 
a few m inutea-of frien d ly form al 
contact w ith m em ber* o f th e stu ­
dent body. The P rese n t Day
caps and hate; calico, and sim ilar club is presiding ai th e m eeting 
fabrics w ain by early settlers. 

stu d en t-facu lty hour 

Two dolls will rep resen t 

account o f 

I F riday.

these, 

fo r 

the

Steam Tunnel Bids 

Close February 20

Bids for a steam tunnel have 
i been asked to be presented to the
Board of Regents and m ust be in 
on F ebruary 20. The p l a n s of 
specifications axe out, 
and all 
the tw entieth of this month.

th e main 

The tunnel under construction 
will connect the new power plant 
with 
campus. The 
building form erly located on 2305 
Speedway, has been sold and mov­
ed o ff th e site fo r the tu n n el.

S aturday, section 

I, 9 a. rn., 

recently 

filed with 

Final disposition of a request 
for an increase in salaries for the 
1928-1929 editor* and the 
chief 
editorial w rite r of The Daily 
Texan 
the 
Board of Publications by T ruem an 
O’Quinn, editor of The Texan, 
is expected a t a m eeting this a f ­
ternoon of the non-editorial mem­
bers of the Board, according 
to
Bob Eikel, chairm an 
body.

o f 

chief editorial w riter's pay from I l'f the d u b 's fourth 
$40 to $30 a month. 

j campus.

° “ tho

l f an increase is ( n a t a l by th " I V ersus d u h W,B have 118 I n ­
taro m ade Sunday F e b ru a ry 12,
at Elliot’s studio. AU muniber# 
are urged to be present ab tfM L 
m eeting this afternoon in o rd er 
that they may take poet In Gps 
discussion of these questions.

board today, the new salaries will 
become effective June, 1928, aud
the present e d i­
will not affect 
tors or the oresent chief editorial 
w riter of The Texan. The pres­
ent salary scale is as follows: edi­
tor-in-chief and m anaging editor.
th at $40 each per month, and chief edl- 
to n a l w riter, $30 per month.

RETURNS TO W l B i M l l

—---------- ii-------- ----

The board m em bers m eet th is : M arion Olson* g r a d a b l e a f :U t* ';v_-•

This is the second effo rt made 
by O’Quinn to obtain an increase 
the 
in Texan editorial salaries, 
first petition fo r m ore m oney b e ­
ing* filed in the spring of 4927.
In considering th e f i r s t ' petition [to increase th e next ed tlp f’s pay. f robbery,, 
the Board declined 
editors’ salaries, but lowered the .pay was filed about a week ago. 

afternoon at 2 o’clock, Eikel said 
it 
yesterday, and 
th at the chief m atter fo r consid- j a fte r 
oration will be O ’Quinn’s petition j received d

to raise th e \ The w ritten request 

fo r b e tte r I a t H arvard

I returned

U niversity of

is understood chairm an of the

- 

• 

*

 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IO, 1923

Wallace Collins of the Sigm a 
Eta Chi house has b e ta called to 
Houston because of the death of 
his mother.

Natalie Matthews is visiting in 

Dallas.

Thurlow B. Weed

F U N E R A L H O M E 

A M B U L A N C E

“Hockey is pretty strenuous—it takes 
all you've got to keep on top of the 
old puck. I can't afford to take an y 
chances w ith m y physical candid 
turn. T hat's ivhyl stick to Luckies* 
In addition to the pleasure I get 
from their fine flavor, they have 
never cut m y wind to a n y notice* 
able degree, Finally, I never suffer 
tvi th sudden coughing xvii ich rn ight 
be very dangerous for me when 
there's a scramble on the ice*"

“The Cream of 

the Tobacco Crop”

for Lucky Strikes 

says Tobacco Buyer

“N o article can be better than 
its base .To produce a fine prod­
uct, you must begin with fine 
materials. The finest of the 
tobacco crop, ‘The Cream of 
the Crop’ goes into LUCKY 
STRIKE Cigarettes. I know, 
because I buy the Tobacco for 
this brand With this ideal be­
fore me.”

First College DaBy in the South

v e ry c o n d e m n a to ry o f w a r ca a 
m ean* of • e ttlin * d is p u te s b e ­
tw e e n n atio n * .

What Do You 
Know About-

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F r a n c e “Luckies never cut my wind” 
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I

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tim e s as strong as ru b b er — ir 
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B ut P re ss u re Ieee Touch is 
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fect of taking all the effort out of 
writing.

3 sizes, 6 graduated pen points,
1 5 flashing colors, to suit men's and 
; women’s hands and tastes.

Parker Duofold Pencils to match 

pern, $3, $3.50 and $4.

! Look for “ Geo. S. P a rk e r — 
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T H E P A R K E R P E N C O M P A N Y 

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pen you need.

UNIVERSITY
COOP

STUDENTS!
Enjoy

Frolicsom e
SUNDAY

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Travelers’ Checks 
Notary Public 
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 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY IO, 1928.

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

Campus Society

At the Majestic

L niversity Dames
Meet W ednesday

* 

^

The U niversity Dames w ere en­
terta in e d W ednesday 
aftern o o n 
a t th e hem e of Mrs. R. Hobbs. 
Hostesses fo r the occasion w ere 
Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. M. P. S m art!, I 
Mrs. Florence Konz, Mrs. J. E. I 
V aughan, Mrs. A. IU Leach, Mrs. 
W. A. Dyer, Mrs. J. A. King, and 
Mrs, J. W. Joss.

Viola Mae Joss and Mrs. Jesse ; 

Roach played during tho 
a f te r­
noon with Miss Lillian Reese ac­
companying.

A delicious refreshm ent course 
was served a t the close to 
the 
en tertain m en t to 40 m em bers of 
tile association. Two guests were 
present a t th e affair, Mrs. W ade 
Royal of A ustin and Mrs. Nicho­
las of Kansas City.
* 

• 

*

Jordan-Fisher
M arry

J. Nick Jordan of Plainview 
Junction 
and Grace F isher 
were m arried last T hursday, Feb­
ru a ry 2, at the home of the bride 
in Junction.

of 

Jordan is a student in the U ni­
versity this yeai^ and is w orking 
tow ard his ILB.A. degree. Mrs. 
Jordan is a form er stu d en t in the 
U niversity and attended the Uni­
of Music 
versity C onservatory 
while here.

* 

* 

*

U niversity Dames 
G ive V alentine P arty

Social Calendar
F riday, F ebruary IO:
P h i D elta T heta dance 
Stephen F. A ustin, 9 to I, 

a t 

S aturday, F eb ru a ry 
C ountry Club, 8 to 12.

l l : 

G erm an Club dance a t K. C. 

Hall, 9 to 12.

All-U niversity dance a t Wo­

m an’s Gym, 9 to 12.

A . A. U. W .
Meets T oday

The Austin branch of the Am­
erican A ssociation of U niversity 
Women will m eet this aftern o o n 
Scottish 
a t 3:30 o’clock a t th e 
Rite D orm itory. Mrs. Ellwood 
Griscom has charge of the pro­
gram .

The social hour follow ing the 
program will be in th e form of a 
V alentine te a com plim enting^ the 
new m em bers of the association,
* * *

Bess Jan e Logan, g ra d u ate stu ­
d en t in the U niversity, flew 
to 
F o rt W orth W ednesday, re tu rn ­
ing to the campus Thursday a ft­
ernoon. She made the trip each 
way in approxim ately one and a 
half hours. M att W atson of a 
local air service piloted the plane.

Rho chapter of T heta Xi fra ­
the 
of 
Jones of 

te rn ity wishes to announce 
pledging of W oburn H arrell 
A ustin and Randolph 
Baytown.'*

The U niversity Dames, an or­
ganisation of ladies who are liv­
ing in Austin with their children 
the 
who are going to school in 
U niversity, are giving 
a V alen­
tine party to th eir children, F ri­
day evening.

the 

The p a rty fe atu res 

leap 
year m otif. The girls will date 
the boys. Most of these 
dates 
are blind dates, since m any of the 
children of the m em bers are not 
acquainted.

The varty will be held a t 

the 
home of Mrs. R. S. Winslow, 112 
W est Thirty-second stree t.

E dith Ann Y ager of Florida, 
who is atten d in g the University 
this year, underw ent an 
opera­
tion for appendicitis a t Seton In­
firm ary Monday. H er brother, 
L ieutenant Ray Y ager, is on his 
way to be with h er during her 
illness. Y ager is a g ra d u ate of 
A nnapolis and an officer in 
the 
U. S. Navy.

The following girls have moved 
this 
fo r 
the Kappa house 
to 
term : M arietta D uncan, 
Jan e
Carson, Tebe Touchstone, Eliza­
beth F aulkner, 
Jaqueline 
Blackwell.

and 

-V . Bi

tiANCOC

Fitsm G o l d e n ’s S t a g e
S u c c e s s 

$ 0 -

Last times today 

A Picture

th a t r a n k s w ith 
“ T h e B ig P a r a d e ” 
“ W h a t P r ic e 
G lo r y ”

o th e r s 
w ill b e m ad e 
f e w w ill 
s u c h a 
c f 
a c tin g a n d 
tio n .

u n d o u b te d ly 
b u t 
p r e s e n t 
c o m b in a tio n 
in t e r e s t , 
p r o d u c ­

s to r y 

f a t

O***

—of road show calibre! 

Fox News Pictures Orchestra

Monday

Vaudeville

T uesday

H enry Santrey and his
International Orchestra

The Cinema

M A JE STIC : 

F riday, W illiam
H aines in “ W est P oint” ; S at­
in 
urday, N orm a Talm adge 
“ The Dove.”

HANCOCK: F riday, C harles F a r­
rell and J a n e t Gay nor in “ Sev­
and 
enth H eav en ” ; S aturday 
Sunday, O rpheum P layers 
in 
“ Hello, Bill.”
Q U EEN : F rid ay and S aturday, 
“ M otherhood.”
TEX A S: F riday 

and S aturday, 
John B arrym ore in “ The Be­
loved R ogue.”

Seventh H eaven

The m ost w onderful p ictu re I 

have ever seen.

in a few, far-betw een 

C haracterization, setting, story, 
perfect. Dis­
photography— all 
a re — not! 
appointing m om ents 
Only 
in­
stances is th e re a sense o f som e­
thing lacking, 
som ething which 
could have been done b u t was­
n ’t ; and those are instances 
of 
m echanics in cam era work or di­
rection, unavoidable, certain ly in­
consequential, in a perfect whole.
Charles F arrell and J a n e t Cray- 
nor, “ sta rs” 
but 
in 
more, m ore!— th u s: ch aracteriza­
tions of a pow er to put so much 
into you, tak e so much out of you 
th a t it is unbelievable. As Chico, 
C harles F arrell is vital, vibrant, 
n atu ral, hum an, and touches th a t 
phrase “ men 
like gods” — C hico, 
sew er-dragger of P aris, rising lo 
the stars, in love.

the film , 

rid e en tertain m e n t 
in th e back­
ground itself, to serve as a sym ­
bol of th e actual action in each 
case, a re the work,, of William 
C micron Menzies,

to 

and 

“ The Beloved R ogue,” in which 
John B arrym ore brings 
the 
screen the complex ch aracter of 
Francois Villon, eccentric F rench 
poet, housebreaker 
scape­
grace, depicts the tim e of Louis 
XI of F rance, during the Gothic 
period. Long, rakish ro o f lines, 
sharp angles and tw isted 
s ta ir­
ways are featu res of the grotes­
que, b izarre type of arch itectu re 
th a t prevailed.
The effort 

to achieve sym bol­
ism in the settings is said to be 
strikingly successful in the scenes 
of 
showing tile public 
Rouen, where Villon’s fa th e r was 
burned a t the stake, of which Mr. 
Menzies said:

square 

“ The action of this sequence is 
one of harshness and 
coldness, 
and this effect is reflected in the 
glare 
frow ning houses which 
crooked 
down 
and an g u lar streets, and the dis­
the 
torted heap of 
foreground which 
the 
dram a.

in 
fram e 

the square, 

tim bers 

into 

this 

“ The reverse of 

atm os­
pheric effect is shown in the k it­
chen of the Inn, used fo r comedy 
of 
sequences, w here 
fa t 
gobd cheer is shown in the 
sq u atty oven in round, jolly-look 
ing lines, and in the crazy n e t­
work of chim neys.”

the effect 

Am ong o th er spectacular set 
tings in “ The Beloved Rogue” are 
the Town of Rouen and the mas 
sive, forbidding walls of 
Pares, 
with th e ir huge catap u lts and en­
gines of war.

is an o th er 

H ere is realism to the nth de­
gree, artistic, beautiful, inspired.
E w ry detail, every c h a rac te r j u - t M e t h o d i s t S t u d e n t s 
what it needs to be, no m ore, no j 
p icture 
less. H ere 
which you m ust m ake any sacri­
fice to see. T here is nothing flip­
pant to be said about "Seventh 
H eaven” ; I m ean every word of 
it. A t the Hancock, last tim es 
today. Get in the mood fo r it 
and GO.

the 
W esley Bible chair a t G:30 o’clock 
is for all M ethodist freshm en and 
tra n sfe r spending th e ir first year 
on the campus.

G iven Dinner Tonight

The ban q u et tonight 

a t 

— Cecil

I their names on the approved list 
for women fo r the sum m er ses­
sion are expected to sign the ap­
plication card 
before F eb ru ary 
20. Applications m ade over tele­
phone will not be considered.

RU BY R. T E R R IL L ,

Dean of Women.

POSTPONED EXAMS 

the 
February series begin Monday 
afternoon. F eb ru ary 
2 
o’clock, in E ducation Building 312.

IS, a t 

fo r 

E. J. M A T H E W S.

THE following changes in sche­

dule are announced: 
Anthropologic 810s, MWF 9, is 
moved from G. II. 213 to G. IL
2 0 0 .

French A.5, MW F 12, is moved 

from M. B. 208 to M. B. 32.

French Aa-.3, MWF 12, 

is 

moved from Ed. B. 303 to M. B, I
208.

Pure M athem atics 301-302.9, 
MWF 9, is moved from G. IL 200 
to G. H. 213.

Spanish Aas.2, 

is
moved from G. H. 105 to M. B. 
225.

TTS 12, 

Spanish Ans.3, MWF 3, is mov­
ed from G. IIM 13 to M. B. 207.
E. J. MATHEW S,

B.A. 342:1 will be excused 

on 
Monday from l l to 12 o’clock 
to hear the lecture of Dr. J. Rus­
sell to 
adm inistration 
students, b u t the class will meet 
from 12 to I o’clock in the s ta ­
tistics laboratory.

business 

C. lh SIMMONS.

FOREIGN language exam inations 
will be held on S aturday, F eb ­
ru ary 18, a t 2 o'clock in M. B. 
250. A pplication m ust be made 
a t the re g is tra r’s office not later 
than W ednesday, F eb ru a ry 15, a tj 
noon. This will be the last chance 
for seniors who expect to g ra d ­
req u ire­
uate in Ju n e, since the 
before 
ment m ust 
March 15.

be satisfied 

Chairm an of the Com mittee

on

J. L. BO Y SEN , 

TEX AS

Today an d T om orrow

Foreign Language R equirem ents.

ENGLISH 00A m eets in two sec­
tions for the spring sem ester. 
S et ion I meets MWE 8-9 in G ar­
rison Hail 105; the in stru cto r is 
Mr. Landa. Section 2 m eets TT 
8 P IO in Main Building 30&; the 
in stru cto r is Dr. Stenberg.

R. H . G R IF F I T H ,

Chairm an.

Firing Line

“ Miss Sm ith” 

has 

explained

everything.
instance seems to be th a t a cam- 
pus organization, supposed to be 
composed of gentlem en, has be­
haved in a m anner th a t is 
fa r 
from gentlem anly and in 
fact un­
w orthy o f any campus group.

In its first light the m atter was j 
bad enough. The exclusion of the j 
pi ess from any m eeting a t which 
events of public in te re st are like­
ly to tran sp ire is crim inal. But 
re p re ­
the 
sentative 
be­
cause of personal reasons and the 
th reaten ed forcible ejection of a 
lady is 
unw ar­
ungentlem anly, 
ranted, and m eriting of the high­
est contem pt,

exclusion 
of 

the 
press 

of 
the 

As a m atter of common in te r­
est, m ight one ask of this Fo­
rensic Council th at decides things 
ro convincingly fo r itself, what 
right it had to ( I ) p re v en t the 
of 
presence of a rep resen tativ e 
the press a t its m eeting, and (2) 
refuse adm ittance to the president 
of a campus forensic society?

i

n

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I F E A T U R E P I C T U R E S

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Saturday and 
Sunday

Those P o p u la r

H A N C O C K

P L A Y E R S

P r e s e n t T h a t Fam ous 

F a rc e Comedy

“HELLO
BILL”

W ith

Nancy 
F a ir 

Don
Woods

And AU Y our F av orites

Laughs Galore 
T w o Hours of Fun

Bargain
MATINEE DAILY 
5 0 c - 7 5 c

at 3 p. rn.
Seats Unreserved

E v e n in g s at 8 : 1 9

25 - 50c

AH Seats Reserved

a 

is 

the 

As commonly understood 

the 
F orensic Council 
central 
clearing house for the d iffe ren t
public speaking clubs of the U ni­
versity. Each such organization 
is represented on 
general 
council by its president as an ex- 
officio m em ber. Then it would 
seem 
the Forensic Council 
in excluding Miss Smith has step­
ped beyond the bounds of its au­
th o rity , and not content with 
m erely defying the 
law, m ust 
needs go ahout it in such a man- 
n ir as involves the th reaten in g of 
forcible ejection to a lady.

th a t 

The exclusion of the press was

was 
two were 
worse, b u t when 
combined in th e same person, the 
offense is doubly bad.

delegate 
the 

A few facts 

concerning 

m eeting have leaked out. 

It 

the 
is

possible th a t th ere are other facts, 
the facts whose hiding from 
the 
press required such a display of 
m anly courage and 
gentlem anly 
tact, which are of general public 
abd cam pus concern.

W hat else happened a t 

th a t 

m eeting?

— H. T. H.

L ast Times Today

W illiam Haines

a

W est Point

i f

Also P a ra m o u n t News 
A nd Comedy

Luedecke - Moffatt Co.

‘The Friendly Store”

"K veryttrin*" in t h i n l y The ,,xcllwiM „ f „
,v 

credentia,ed

ii

Individual^ 
New Frocks

$25.00

Spring 

D efinitely 
styled 
from necklines to hem lines. 
In quality of silks, and 
iii 
attention to details of fash­
ioning, this collection is in­
com parably superior to the 
usual type dresses available' 
at this price. Tailored and 
the 
afternoon models, 
most favored shades of the 
new season.

in 

group comprises

This
sizes.

Bandeaux

Com fortably fitting — 
narrow 
and m edium 
w idth brassiere of ser­
vice w eight, satin and 
lace—

59c to $

• a

The Mallison Prints
In all their beauty are here. Com e over 
and see our beautiful selection.

V alu es that w ill make you ow n one 

# at sight.

A lso new crepes in tw o- and 
three-piece suits.
H ose in all new shades.

The Bluebonnet Shop

> 

For Exclusive Varsity Girls 
2206 Guadalupe St.

W est Point

“ W est P o in t,” now' showing a t 
the M ajestic th e a te r, is a 
little 
weak in plot b u t has a g re a t deal 
of en tertain m e n t value. The prin­
cipals, nam ely William Haines 
and Joan C raw ford, make the best 
of th e ir p arte and make the plot 
alm ost believable.

Photography effects have class 
and are p articu larly notable for 
th eir clearness. T here are v irtu al­
ly no feather-edged shots,

— A. N. M.

a type 

The Beloved R ogue
th a t 

Settings of 
entirely new 
will be seen in 
Rogue,” John B arrym ore’s 
U nited A rtists P icture, 
T exas th eater.

are 
to m otion pictures 
“ The Beloved 
first 
th e 

a t 

These settings, designed to pro-

The dinner is an annual affair 
and is given by the Texas-Brazil 
com m ittee.

A special program is being pre­
pared fo r the occasion. Several 
stu d en ts will tak e the parts 
of 
the Methodist 
of 
the faculty 
in Passo Fundo, Brazil, 
school 
and will en tertain the guests 
at 
th e banquet as though they were 
really visiting in Brazil.

“ This 

is especially 

fo r 
tra n s fe rs,” 

freshm en and 

Bltiymote
Bekaed Rogue

ii} " C h e

Bring* to you Mother — and 
the I you Dad, sister and brother,— 
8ai and every sweetheart

iss Decherd, “ so don’t fail to be 
theres” Those students who care 
to a tten d are requested to phone 
2-3838 or CGI 8. However, those 
who cannot phone are welcome to
attend anyway, according to the j rilMS* to 
invitation committee. 

One of the mort magnificent, mon 
magnetic screen performances and 
picture* of the year

Here the genius of john Barrymore
f* ****** height* 

i* registered genuine enter­

Here 
tainment

Official Notices

This is BARRYMORE 
at the 
of perfection

HOUSEM OTHERS 

fo r women 
students, sum m er session; Alii 
housem others who wish to place'

H U 6 i* t U n i t e d a r t i s t s P ic t u r e

Flowers-

|MT 
* * _ 

O nly T w o D ays
More T o

Let U s H ave Your Order for

Valentine Candy

Place your order now to be sent Feb.

14. W e have beautiful satin covered
i i 
hearts in K ing’s or W hitm an’s.

■ j

Drugstore

P . W . M cFadden & Co.

Let N ature ex­
ten­
the 
press 
der feelings — 
s a y i t w i t h 
flowers.
HILLYER’S
Flowers .Wired 
All Over the World

w r y

;; 
ip § § m m m

JU * 

1 

;

Children 
Not Adm itted

All Seats 50c

 T H E D X YE Y T E X A N

Griffin Presents Students in “In 

A Persian Garden" at Scottish Rite

Horned Frogs 

Play Farmers

Cagers Hope to Win Last 
Four G am es

egistration For 
Camp Manana 
Starts Today

Brogan Lectures 

To Philosophy Club

F R ID A Y , F E B R U A R Y IO, 1928

V ickery will read 
paper on 

an origin al 
‘ R e l a t i v i s t i c M on ism /* 
Cold and philosophical re fre sh ­
m ents will be served, acco rd in g 
to Mr. KUng.

Mrs. Pre rule rg ast, chaperon a t 
the A lpha Phi house, is visitin g 
in Waco. 
She will return S a tu r ­
day.

“DANSANT” 
D R ISK ILL H O TEL B A L L ROOM
F rid ay , F eb. 10th

7 :3 0 P. M. to 1 2 :0 0 P. M.
Cover C h arge Begins 8 :3 0 $ 1 0 0 Couple

Music by U n iv e r sity Band 
“ B illy’s O ftus G oofs *

Entertainm ent by T u rb e v ille 
T he U niversity T ab le Singer
T ab le D’ Hote and Menu A ’ la C arte

Phone R eservations E arly 
Phone 3501

TEEIN G IT
B E L IE V IN G

NOWOTNY R E C O V E R S

A m o Nowotny, a ssis ta ut dean 
o f mon, who w as confined to hi?
; room for a week with a sprained 
knee, is recovered enough to a t­
tend to his d uties in his office. 
H i* knee is In rn p la ste r east.

Fencing Classes 
Have Enrollment 
Of Twenty-two

Fourteen Advanced Men 
and Eight Beginners 
in Sport

Make your selection from our 

display of Valentines with sen­

timent.

Comics and Toys

(jaletvovd/>. 

v

T E X A S B O O K STORE |

D EVERYTHING

Man Riled by 
Rivals’ Time 
Claims

Rutherford, N . .1 
March 9, 1927

Lam s & Bro. Co.
Richmond, Va.
Gentlemen: 

, 

_

I sure get some riled when I set 
where some fellow is crowing oyer the 
fact that tieing older, and having rur 
into Edgeworth sooner *han his left.* 
fortunate compatriot**, he challenge 
the world aa the champion long-tinu 
member of t he Edgeworth Club, 

lie doesn’t deserve any medals. Hi 
got his reward in the enjoyment of hi* 
smoking for the added number of years 
ll * was just lucky in starting sooner 
that’s all.

However, if you care to delve mu 
ancient history, look up when the* 
first start* I to pull down the old Crane 
Central Station in New York,* ther 
add a t least six months to th at, ant 
you will arrive at the approxim al* 
time when I first joined the club.

I have smoked at least one pipefu 
of every other tobacco I have {jeer 
advertised, sometimes through neces 
sk y, but most of the time to prove t< 
-piyself that I have been right rn stick 
jug to the old blue tin.

Yours truly,

II, M. Wittridge

•April, 1907

Edgeworth

Extra High Grade
Smoking T obacco

Excursion Rates!

Thru Coaches al IO A M. A. IO P.M.
To Waco ....... $1.75
To Dallas
or Ft. Worth $4,00
Oth«*» bus MS north at regular rats* 
vt fl A M and 3:45 PJM.
To S a n A ntonio arid p o in ts en rou te, 
rur sos lr Mf Austin a* *030 AM. and
livery 2 hours until 6:30 P.M.
“ R ide the G rey h ou n d*"

CONGRESS AVE. AT 5TH ST

A N N O U N C EM E N T S

D RESSM AKIN G

HONOLULU
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SHANGHAI
HONG KONG
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GENOA
MARSEILLES
PARIS
NEW YORK

Southland * Red B all 
Motor Bus Com pany
» E. 7th S t. 

Phone 8466

MKN SAVE MON KY—Two suit* clean­
ed and t ressed $1.0®. Cash. We « I 1 
{or and deliver. Phone 6812 W est End 
,____________ March 5
Tatter Shop. 
EAT WITH US. Plate lunches 35c. Short 
orders, sandwiches*, cold drinks. We 
1804 Lavaca.

Pionic Shoppe. 

deliver. 
uh. mon.

S A W Y E R ’ S
Ocasio* Oiled
S L I C K E R S
*r*
pp* Guaranteed pm 
d Waterproof %
hMSAWtmSON

Notary Public
at 
B. Hall 
Boom 119

P H O N E 3 7 0 2

C le a r! S p a rk lin g !
Pure E le ctrifie d Water, good to 
drink, and good for you.

For health’s sake, order a bot­

Delivered 

anywhere 

in 

the

tle today.

city by—

Coca C ola B ottling W orks

Bl I Colorado 

Phone 2-2988

“AWAY DOWN SOUTH IN ii KAVEN- 
Plaved by Ted Lew!* and hi* Ibm*. 
New C olum bia Record. U aae Bled ac *. 
1 *
S JI- C on gress. Phone 64 l f . 

T Y P IN G

W OO D A N D ICE

Naatness 

TYPING I Theme*, notebook*, and theses.
and accuracy my hobby 
Tour years exwr- 
Prices reasonable. 
ience. Phone 4838 after 5. Mr*. Brawn,

E . M. Ashford, Phone 8742
W oodyard - 8016 G uadalupe S t

CO A CH IN G

CO A CH IN G—S o *r n *h A, 
S yearn” sx p ir'c n c t. 

as welt as you know E nglish . 
IPU SO. H uber* * ee. 

I, 12, 18, etc.
I know Span ish 
Phone 
Ju n a I . 1928

N O T A R Y P U B L IC a i o ffic e of T e a s * 
Students Publication*. Ina. Boom l l *
—**

It. Hall. 

FO R SA L E

R EN T A T Y P EW R IT E R

$3.00 per mouth 

Four months for $10.00

All makes,

F. L. Patty
Phone 6060 we deliver

H E A T E R S relined, stove se ttin g , I 
place* closed, p as heaters, g a s pi 
E . R av en , P lu m b in g R e p a ir. 1463 
bel
caca. Phone 676*!. 

DRESSMAKING

D R ESSM A K IN G — Ready 

Spring 
sew ing and remodeling ensem ble and 
S a r i s * c o a t* a speciality. M rs. Bell, 
— Feb. 15
3 8 J6 Mtteces S t. Ph. 8067. 

for 

S E E “ M O T H E R H O O D " 

at th e 

today and tomorrow. T ak e this 
for your 

to th * Nix oflbce today 
yr.' I I H ero*. 

Queen
ad
ticked.
—18

RO O M S FO R R EN T

G E N T L E M E N - A iry ro o m s, b o t w ater.
b ath , furnace heat, southeast sleeping 
porch, block of campus. Have vacan­
cies beginning second semester. Mrs.
* 2 4 0 # San Antonio. Feb 14

POR B O Y S: One south room 

in quiet 
Three
blocks U n iversity , m o N ueces, p. 3962-

home. Modern em .vergences. 

ROOM. Newly 
furnished, for boys, hot
and cold water Meads if desired. R ea­
sonable. 

1401 C o n g re ss phone 9 6 » l.

WANTED

VY A N T K O — F o u r 

s t u d e n t s 
for {tart t i m e Work. Must be w il l i n g 

U n i v e r s i t y 

t o w ork h a r d , e f f o r t s w e ll r e p a i d . 
L ittle fie ld Building. 

f i t
— 12

H IG H E ST CASH 

for 
FR re KS 
i n i - h a n d c l o t h i n g a n d # h d t * . A. 
6 .- 
Phone 
— M a r c h 7

PAID 

K n it 

417 

SCH W ARTZ, 
3 O i l . 

H IG H EST PRICKS 

p a il 

clothing and * hoe*. 

ring 8717. 

fo r 

cast-o ff 
407 E a s t 6th or
— * *

or ar.v Kind < f typing. 

’.V A NTED - Them es and th eses to copy 
Phone, day 
<*566, n ig h t 8406. M r*. D ecs O. D c«- 
--M en 8.
man. 307 W 17th. 

College Men

tee 
f o r 
D e s i r i n g w o r k 
N a s h a t D r i i k i H Hotel. G uaran­
t e e $ 4 OO p e r d a y .

summer 

Wonderful O pportunity 

.

tor 

U N IV E R SIT Y G IE L w an t* work in hornet 
E we rieim.-ri. 
Bott 

room and W ard. 

Referent?.** f»ir*ii»heT 
tv27-A U niversity S ta t mn. -

de#Ired. 

if 

WANTED: Ladies who Ha™ va.
cannie* in ilia rooming houses 
tho 
aud at their tables to usa 
Classified advertising section cd! 
The Daily Texan. C lassifieds sup­
ply an easy, profitable way 
Ie 
selve your vacancy problems. Tbs 
coit is negligible. Phone yours In*
ll
Dial 8090. 

First CL#»e Round the W orld..,for 
college men and women, alumni and 
friend*. . , 24,000 mi h is ... the World's 
mmt interestin» port* ami cities in three 
months (or longer if you Uke).

\ 

A Dollar liner from San Francis# o via Honolulu aud die Orient 
to Mars* ill* rn,eterjr room tnrt-ulc, real bed*, KEAL FOOD, (college 
Ordh*'t*lra, Swimming Pool. Then Enrol* . . . Cabin ship North 
Atlantic to New York . . . Rail fare aero** the United State*. 
Restricted memberahip. Aa little aa 9200 will cover short* expenses. 
Three atap , from San Francisco— 

|g

P re*. Hayer, May 18th 

Pre#. P olk, Ju n e 1st 

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Pres- Adamas- June 15th 

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ADAMS, Eses* Secy*
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