VOL. XXXIII.

A U S T I N , T E X A S , W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R l l , 1931

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b a t e s will 
c o n t i n u o 
b e r 18.

t o D e c e m ­

p r o f e s s o r 

o f 

E a c h s o c i e t y wi l l h e r e p r e s e n t ­
e d b y t w o t e a m s , a n e g a t i v e a n d 
a f f i r mat i ve* . T h e a f f i r m a t i v e t e a m 
o f e a c h s o c i e t y wi l l e n t e r t a i n t h e 
n e g a t i v e t e a m o f a n o t h e r s o c i e t y 
i n 
n i g h t . 
m e e t s o n M o n d a y n i g h t s , 
R u s k 
n i g h t s , a n d t h e H o g g S o c i e t y o n t 
F r i d a y n i g h t s .

s o c i e t y 
t h o 
o n W e d n e s d a y 

T h e A t h e n a e u m 

t h e i r m e e t i n g I 

t h e i r h a l l on 

s o c i e t y 

t r y o u t s w i t h i n 

| a s s o o n as ii 
. t h e i r 

T h e societies a r e u r g e d t o h o l d 
t h e i r o w n g r o u p 
is p o s s i b l e t o se l e c t 
s ni b. 
I b m se 
E v e r y p e r s o n 
is e l i g i b l e w h o h a s 
in a n 
not p r e v i o u s l y p a r t i c i p a t e d 
i n t e r c o l l e g i a t e d e b a t e o r o r a t o r i - 

t e a m s , Mr. 

| c a l c o n t e s t .

t h a t L o b b y i n g 

“ R e s o l v e d 
N o w P r a c t i c e d 

a s 
t o 
j t h e B e s t I n t e r e s t s o f t h e A m e r i ­
t o b e 
is (hi 
c a n P e o p l e ” 

is D e t r i m e n t a l 

s u b j e c t 

ii cd f u r t h e f a l l r o u n d .

K n o w n a s 

r e c e i v e a 

T h e w i n n e r o f 

l o v i n g c u p , w h i c h 
| d o n a t e d b y H. A. W r o e , a n d 

t h e d e b a t e wi l l 
is 
is 
t h e W r o c ( ' u p . B e s i d e 
( t h i s c u p , w h i c h wi l l h e k e p t b y 
i n d i v i d u a l 
j re p r e s e n t s , a g o l d w a t c h w ill he* 
g i v e n t o t h e s p e a k e r b y t h e C a r l 
M a y e r J e w e l r y C o m p a n y .

t h e s o c i e t y w h i c h 

t h e 

S c h e d u l e o f d e b a t e s b e t w e e n 

t h e s o c i e t i e s 
N o v e m b e r 

is a s 
f o l l o w s :
.".i» A t h e n a e u m , a f 

j f ii m o t i v e , vs. H o g g s , n e g a t i v e . 

D e c e m b e r 4 — H o g g , 

a f f i r m a ­

t i v e , vs. A t h e n a u e m , n e g a t i v e .
D e c e m b e r 7 — A t h e n a e u m , 
f i r m ; . f i v e , vs. R u s k , n e g a t i v e . 

a f 

D e c e m b e r 16— R u s k , a f f i r m a 

l i v e , vs. H o g g , n e g a t i v e .

D e c e m b e r 18- Hogg, a f f i r m a 

l i ve , vs. R u s k , n e g a t i v e .

Girls Go to G y m 

M atron for Help

Science and Education 

Are Linked by Wilbur

B y M U R I E L T E L F E R

in 

W i t h o u t g i v i n g a n y t i t l e f o r h i s s p e e c h o r a n n o u n c i n g a n y d e f i n i t e 
t op i c a r o u n d w h i c h h e w a s c e n t e r i n g it, b u t w i t h c h i l d w e l f a r e a s t h e 
t he b a c k o f h i s m i n d , Dr . R a y L y m a n W i l b u r , 
t h e m e e v i d e n t l y 
I s e c r e t a r y o f t h e i n t e r i o r a n d p r e s i d e n t , o n l e a v e , o f L e l a n d S t a n f o r d 
U n i v e r s i t y , s p o k e T u e s d a y n i g h t a t G r e g o r y G y m n a s i u m t o o n e o f t h e
l a r g e s t a u d i e n c e s 
t h a t e v e r g a t h ­
e r e d t h e r e t o h e a r a s p e a k e r . He 
t a l k e d o f e d u <; a t i on a n d d e m o c ­
r a c y , o f s c i e n c e a n d th** c o n s e r v a * I 
t io n o f n a t u r a l r e s o u r c e s , a n d o f 
t h e r e s p o n s i b i l i t y o f 
t h e 3 5 m i l ­
l i ons o f y o u n g citizen s n o w in t h e 
u n i v e r s i t i e s 
o f 
A m e r i c a i n 

Club Discusses 
Recent Findings 
In Geology Field

t h e f u t u r e .

s t a t u s 

t h e 

f o r 

D evelopm ents G overning 
Oil D eposits Named 
In Falk

“ Ne w F a c t o r s G o v e r n i n g 

t h e 
L o c a t i o n <>f (Til D e p o s i t s ” w a s d i s ­
c u s s e d by M u r r a y K. B o d y a t t h e 
t h e G e o l o g y R e v i e w 
m e e t i n g o f 
C l u b M o n d a y n i g h t . He b a s e d h i s 
r e v i e w on “ A n c i e n t C o r a l R e e f s 
a n d Oil K i o l d s j f in t he (Til W e e k ­
ly J o u r n a l o f O c t o b e r 23. D u e t o 
the unending search f o r p e t r o l e ­
u m , 
c o n t i n u a l l y 
d i s c o v e r i n g n e w f a c t s w h i c h c o n ­
t r i b u t e b o t h t o o u r s c i e n c e o f g e - 
t o t h e d e v e l o p m e n t o f

t h e g e o l o g i s t 

' g v arui 

is 

t h e oil 

i n d u s t r y , B o d y d e c l a r e d .

i n s a n d 

in p o r o u 

i n a l t e r e d 

in t h e i ; Hi a ce 

N e w m e t h o d s o f oil a e c u m u l a - 1 
ii- 

11 
gin o u t 
by t h e p e t r o l e u m e n g i n e e r a n d t h e 
get dogs t, a n d t h o s e a d iv it ic h a v e 
b r o u g h t t o l i g ht t h e o c c u r r e n c e o f 
oil i n a n i t i e l i n e a s s o c i a t i o n , in t h e 
l e n s e s , 
r e g i o n s o f f a u l t s , 
t e r r a c e s , 
i g n e o u s r o c k 
si 
l i m e s t o n e , a n d 
ma
- m n a l l y 

in sj Tclin 
re< i nt di scos ei > ot ho a I 

it 
i t is t h o g e o l o g i c a l f o r m a t i o n
oil a c c u m u l a t i o n o f I he W e s t
a s m ,
;i 
p e r m inn I*
■re set m s t o bt 
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t h e
s b e t w e e n 
a m

t ei- 
a m
T e 
J Ii
■ io
o i al 
i c e f s a n d 
t h e permian h a 
r e c o g n i z e d 
f o r t 
t ie U n i ' c d Sl a t 
int ■ r< 
v c v b e c a me 
l i m e s t o n e o c c u r r i n g 
t a i n s n( Wi 

nt bul l ed 
in 
f o u n d 
I, T h i s f ac t w a 
\ cai - ag** w ha n 
' l o g i c a l S u r 
t h e 
t h e m o u n ­
t T e x a s a n d d i s c o v e r 
r e e f 
fossil c o r a l 
t h e p e r m i a n a g t . “ T e s a l i e n t 
t h e fossil c o r a ! r e e l s 
t h e i r c l o w
t o 

oi 
t h i n g a b o u t 
ut' t h e p e r m i a n b a s i n e 
i i bit i o n s h ip 
oil f i e l d s , ” B o d y said.

I W e s t T 
a n e it nt 
p e r m urn

in v a r i o u < < a e s 

r e s t e d 

’ Ile

(it 

in 

in 

Dr . W i l b u r a r r i v e d o v e r 

t h e 
“ T e x a s S p e c i a l ” f r o m D a l l a s y e s ­
t e r d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 6 o ’c l o c k 
t o 
a d d r e s s U n i v e r s i t y 
f a c u l t y m e m 
h e r s a n d s t u d e n t s a n d c i t i z e n s ot 
A u s t i n .

H e w a s m et a t 

t h e a l a t i o n b y 
Dr . A a r o n S c h a f f e r , c h a i r m a n o f 
p u b l i c 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y 
l e c t u r e s 
com m ittee; Dr . 
II. F. P i t t e a g e r , 
d e a n o f t h e School o f E d u c a t i o n ; 
a n d T. 
t h e 
Di v i s i o n o f E x t e n s i o n , w h o a c ­
c o m p a n i e d h i m t o t h e IMI skill Ho- 
od l ock I he sec* 
o f h o n o r a t a

l l . Shelby, d e a n o f 

j tel where a t 6 :3o 
n ' . n y w a s g u e s t 
d i n n e r .

a w a y 

to i i
t o T r xa 
t h e “ b u s y 

Ii*. Wil l *, c a n e 
f r o m 

t o g e t 
p o l i t i c a l 
; s p i d e r s o f W a s h i n g t o n w h o w*eave 
- s p i d e r s ’ w e b s so f a s t y o u h a v e t o 
and 
I t o g e t h i s “ v i s i o n s t r e t c h e d ” a n d 
t h e U n i t e d S t a t e s w a s

: h e m a 1 a 

ko< e l ' i 

g 

I 

see w h a t 
like.

hi

no

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o n

T h e 

v i n y i> 

ti"- a f t 

t h e h u m a n h e a r t . 

B r i e f l y h e 
ion, 

‘ A m e l i t a m . S t a n d
t o u c h e d 
t h 

L o t t e s '
o n 
t h e de 
c a u s e s t h e 
n u e s o f co r n- 
t o d a y 
w o r l d 
t*> k n o w 
i I d e 
t he
e r vw h e r e 

pre 
h i g h l y d e v e l o p e d av 
m u nictation o f 
t h e 
ii po 
w h i c h m a k e 
everything from e 
it h a p p e n c d . 
* a n 
d a y 
’ bt W or b! W a r m a d e 
m a t ti o f 
t h u s m o r e a c u t e l y f e l t 
in e v e r y 
c o i n e r o f c i v i l i z a t i o n , a n d a c y c l e 
t i m e s o f 
o f p r o s p e r o u s l i m e s a n d 
n e e d or c u id n g a- r e g u la cly a- 
t ho 
“ T h e
h e a t o f 
: ca t ioii o n 
w a s 
r e- 
m u r k a h l y go 
; " t h e r e 
- d i s u n i ­
w e r e no 
ike
loss 
o r s . 
UCI Iv ■
. A m o r - 
h a v e b e e n a 
| 
v e r y
■ ll. " 
l e a n s s t a n d i ca 
i s u b s t a n c e 
1 Iil o r o p h y I, t 
phi ut - w I 
m u f a< t u r e s 
o f s u n l i g h t , 
l a r c h in t h e pi 
kl > not i o f hi *i Is- 
tie t o o k a s t h e 
p r e s e r v a t i o n of na* 
m i s s i o n of th* 
, a\ m g . * v\ i a r e
t u i a1 r e s oi i re*
S c i e n c e 
t h e * hi ldt e n of 
f i el d o f 
in 
f c h l o r o ­
u s t h a n 
p h y l I h a s dom? 
a n y o t h e r h i m 
W e h a v e 
b e e n at>!e to 
b a n g e o u r e n v i r o n 
n u nt 
t o c o n t m l dis* a -es
t h r o u g h 
a n d 
s e i ' -nee, h u t v c h a v e n o t b e e n a b l e 
t o e f f e c t in a n j w a y t h e m a t e r i a l 
o r n a t u r e o f t h e h u m a n b o d y , a n d 
ii 
it w a s in 
th* Greek-* a n d Ro 
th** d a y s o f 
m a n s 
a n d d e p e n d e n t o n c h l o r o ­
p h y l l f o r i t - m a i n t e n a n c e , t h o u g h 
t h i s c h l o r o p h y l l m a y h e d i s g u i s e d 
f o r m o f mi l k a n d b u t t e r 
rn 
o f o u r o t h e r 
a n d e g g s , a r a n y 
f o o d s w h o s e o r i g i n 
h u m b l e 
g r e e n p l a n t s w e s e l d o m t h i n k o f , 
F r o m t h e " d e s t r u e 
lie e x p l a i n e d . 

i nt b e l y 
o u r s u r r o u n d i n g 

t h e s 
* . rnt *■ 
m o r e 
n l i o n

t h e s a m e t o d a y a s 

rn
*h 
SI UC*

t he 

th* 

in 

t 

(Continued on R a g e Three)

t o 

a r e 

s o r r o w 

t h c 
M a n y 
t h e 
m a t r o n o f 
t h e 
b r o u g h t 
Lost o r f o r g o t 
W o m e n ’s G y m . 
t h e m o s t
t e n 
lock* r k e v
c o m m o n m i s f o r t u n e s , a l t h o u g h 
t h e y a r e n o t 

t h e o n l y o n e s .

a r e 

L h t w e e k a g i r l c a m e t o t h e 

t h e 

k n e e 

a n a i l 

t h e h a d 

f e w d a y s 

d o c t o r * d, 
t o r n 

m a t i o n ’s o f . ice t o h a v e a s k i n 
b u t 
i h e 
t i ed 
p r o b l e m o f 
s t o c k i n g 
w a s n ot so eg d y s o l v e d . T h e n 
a g o a g i r l 
o n y a 
l u c k o f s t e p p i n g 
h a I 
or 
l e f t 
in t h e g y m n a s i u m b y a c a r e l e s i 
w o r k m a n .
B u t 

l i f e 
a wh o l e , 
is h a r m o n i o u s a n d h a p p y 
in 
t h e g y m , a n d n o t so h a d w h e n 
y o u ’ve g o t 
t h o 
p l a c e .

t h e “ h a n g ” o f 

t h a t h a d b e e n 

tak< n 

; 

in 

At 

*>n 

t he 

t h e 

,lun» J u l y 

a m e m e e t i n g . W i l l i a m 
f o x g a v e a r e p o r t b a s e d o n 
t h e 
“ E c o n o m i c G e o l o g y B u l l e t i n , ” t h e 
“ A m e r i c a n p e t r o l e u m G e o l o g i s t , ” 
a n d 
t h e 
“ G e o g r a p h i c J o u r n a l , " 
lire “ N a t i o n a l G e o g r a p h i c . ” 
( ox 
d i s c u s s e d a t l e n g t h I W F r i e z e ’n 
i s s u e of 
a r t i c l e 
“ E c o n o m i c G e o l o g y ” 
“ T h o 
t r a n s p o r t a t i o n o f ( o d d by O r g a n
ii Underground Solutions.”
t h i n k s o f g o l d a ■ 

v e t >
n o n r e a c t i v e u n d e r n o r m a l c o n d ) 
t i o n s . ” C o x s a i d , “ b u t it h a s b e e n 
in 
p r o v e d 
t he 
B r a z i l m a y h e w o r k e d u n t i l 
g o l d p l a c e t s a r e 
e x ­
t h o r o u g h l y 
h a u s t e d a n d in a n u m b e r o f y e a r s 
th* e p l a c e r s wi l l yi el d n e w l y He­
r n i a t e d g o l d . ” O r g a n i c m a t t e r 
d e c a y s a n d f o r m s b u r n i e a c i d s in 
w a t e r s .
t h e mi* a b a t i n g g r o u n d 

t h a t a l l u v i a l d e p o s i t * 

“ O n e 

 Charity Drive Results

K ;p r e ; -i 11k a p p r e c i a t i o n a t a m e e t in g

o f t h e w o r k e r s 

in t h e C o m m u n i t y C h e s t 

p r o j e c t , t h e c h a i r m a n o f th o b o a r d b r o u g h t 

o u t t h e f a c t t h a t , a lt h o u g h o n ly a p p r o x i- j 

B l a t e l y h a l f o f t h e d e s i r e d t o t a l h a s b e e n 
c o l l e c t e d , t h o s u p p o r t a n d c o - o p e r a t io n o f 
t h o s e c o n c e r n e d h a s b e e n p a r t i c u l a r l y o u t- j 
in v i e w o f t h e e c o - f
s t a n d in g , 
.s fu n u iN g , r .iu - c io n j* m 
A 
n o m ! * c o n d i t io n s w h ic h e x is t a t t h e p re - 
s e n t l i m e . 

( - s p e c ia lly 

, 

' 

a s wk

d a y 's "
N E W S !

By M A R V IN G A R R E T T

T H E D A I L Y 

T E X A N

W E D N E S D A Y , N O V E M B E R I I , 1931

tied up again — ju st 
rtioney. 

to save a fight between Je w is h and Na- 

tionalist students.

B y November, says George M. j 

As a means to try to solve the
Reynolds, chairm an o f the Nation- m ysterious disappearance 
a
_ I 
a1 C redit Association, the new as- doctor, the Zurich M edical Soci-
sociation w ill be ready to make ety of G eneva called on a spir-
loans to banks. 

ift/iintiftn ♦ hr. TY ii ll- ii c _ rl/iet Ar 

Ritualist medium.

t hp /ll 7*1 (’ Vi

of 

\ 

! 

The cause given fo r the rise in 

The Japanese governm ent has

re g u lar meeting W ednesday
night. The next •meeting w ill be 

held Novem ber 18, 7 o’clock, at 

in G reg o ry Gym nasium 19.

M A JO R S. N . E K D A H L ,

sponsor. 

the W o m e n ’s Gym nasium pool. 

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A N N A B E L S T E W A R T ,

sponsor.

N annette K ahn is spending sev­
eral days at her home in G alves­
ton.

wheat prices is R ussia’s fa ilu re to been alarm ed with the overflo w £<j*^ 
produce expected w heat. It is pre- of gold in that c ountrv, ann d< - . 
dieted by Chicago grain men that spite the trouble th ey are having 
to the Chinese has w heat will again rise to the one- there, they are going to try to

p m U P S IL O N , honorary 
f enc*i njr fra te rn ity , will meet a t
12,

- o’clock Thursday. Novem ber 

Thelm a H ollingsw orth, Alpha 
Phi, is visiting in T a y lo r oven the 
holiday.

A manifesto 

n r e I been issued by General Mah Chan- dollar level. 

keep the gold standard,

T h e D a ily T e x a n , Btu<lei,i n e w s p u b lic a tio n o f T h e U n i ­
i>ubli* bcd on th e ru m p u s o f th e u n i v e r ­
f be 

v e r s i t y o f f
s i t y a t 
pi rate*!, e v e r y m u rn iitg C a i p l M o n d a y * th r o u g h o u t th e lung
SI' -o it>t!

 
.Au f 11n b y 

I u liii' 

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Editorial OfHe- 

H. Hall 120, 122. 127, and 1*5. Tele­

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and 2-5105. 

T e x a s .

S u b s c r ip tio n p r ic e b y ro m !; F i r e d o lla r s y e a r ly .

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Night Ed itor
X'-sistant 
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Ma r v in 
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M riel

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M i ry Leo VV os ton 
Foster, Ross W elch, Alexander 
G a rre tt, L le w e llyn Pow ell, R. 
arid F.arle VV alker.
T e lle r.

Armistice Day

T o d a y t h*- civ iii zed world w ill cd e b ra t e 
the thirteen Hi anniversary <>t the ending
of the greatest w a r the world has ever 
Known. The observance ot this holid ay j -----
the outstanding 
has conli- to be one of 
events el the yea r and m arks a tim e for 
I,cith ie jo ie in g and sorrow .

..

E d lto r- in - C h i* f 
A s s o c ia te E d it o r

William E. Denier 

EOI I OBI Al. DEPA BTM ENT 
IK*' Moore

JOF, ITU)MAS COOK 
MAHY L E E W ESTOK

' " t e r em ploym ent sroup
. „ 10, f rnm one r,f it* sub-
the Nan- committee8 a program fo r recov-
H„y o. Hatley j h a s b e e n in d e e d g r a t i f y i n g , a n ti w i t h s u c h i k5n(f governm ent was not irtvolv-1^ " o f th T e c o n o m k T itu a tio n , and 
and
is
is
liberal credit g ranting by
e* — ••••e b y
Ka tirowiex. Mildred Cooke, j t h e i r m o n t h l y s a l a r y , t h e u lt im a t e a c h ie v e - been reported in the Panam a Ca- bankers, spreading o f w ork and
public
been works programs, and other famil- 

a c t io n s a s t h a t o f a l l f e d e r a l e m p lo y CDS j ed in the manifesto. 
in A u s t i n v o l u n t a r i l y s u b s c r ib in g -> ■ OX j G rea t loss and destruction ha mor(, 

.s,‘h'‘sady.’, '‘:X r M ,,m’ m e n t o f t h e $ 6 5 ,0 0 0 g o a l w h ic h h a s b e e n na! Zone aa a result o f heavy tor- wages, am plification 

b u t 
/ " ’ n. I r S t u i ' i * . 

T h c r e s p o n s e to t h e a p p e a l 

,K province 
to the 

..... ............;. m vic »w><» 

r. jseawiiiow ••* * »*»*• « 

incidently, unemployment. 

I declaring w ar on Ja p a n 

Jast m a n » A p p a ren tly 

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I 

i m p r o b a b le . 

I n rentiai rains, There have 

s e t d o e s n o t S e e m at a l l 
s p it e o f t h e r e l a t i v e l y s m a l l a m o u n t w h ic h some landslides and dredges 
has b e e n rained, Hie c a m p a ig n w i 
tinue until all of t h e needs of t h e var­
ious organizations have been provided tor, 
so that there need be little or no hardship 
worked on particular charitable institu­
tions.

Steamship 
stopped. 

tra ffic 

has 

The IL S. G overnm ent crop es- 
figures that cotton 

Ornate 
duced this season w ill amount to of Arkansas.
16,903,000 bales. This is an 

in - j 

con- ! working to keep the canal clear. 

a . e j ia ,* expedients.

j n a mass meeting, oil men at
been O verton objected strenuously to 

S te rlin g ’s proration plan.

Sim ple funeral services were
pro held M onday for Senato r C araw ay 

T h e U n i v e r s i t y d i v i s i o n o f t h e c h a r it y ’ crease of more than six hundred tum b le of starting 

saved 
deportation 
t d r i v e is to b e a ls o c o m m e n d e d f o r its w o r k 1 thousand over the report issued a itio n against 317 aliens in Chi* 
i t d i d , a n d j last month. The South has been cago because they were the vic- 

The U nited States was 

ill r a i s i n g t h e a m o u n t w h ic h 
,. 
. 
t h e response- to 
c a m p u s w e r e m e t in p r a c t i c a l l y e\ t t y c a s e th(, 

,,*,,.1 

f n r 

' 

f 11n c l o n t h e very fortunate with clim atic con* J tim * of gang killings.

ditions favorable to „a ih c r ir,K of 

* 

* 

' 

W ith tho D o n o c rtt, getttaK
is ro .
t r „ , of thl. 1Iouae, 

it 

; s t u d e n t s a n d 

w i t h t h e d e s i r e d c o n t n b u t io n . . 

f a c u l t y m e m b e r s w h o w e r e hear8e to meet a tra in in Mexico body to forgo partisan 

a rn (ired that Hoover w ill ask the 
advan- 
ftb le t o d o n a t e a n y t h i n g a t a ll t o t h e C o m - C ity, to get a “ dead” map. The tages while acting upon measures 
B i u n i t y ( h e s t e v i d e n t l y d id SO to t h e f u l l said man revived at the alation which aim to put the country in 
e x t e n t o f t h e i r a b i l i t y , a n d t h e i r a c t io n s and walked to the hotel. 
a r e to b e c o m p l im e n t e d . 

a better finan cial condition.

f ) ld Ironsides w ill visit n o .more i 

A t W arsaw U n ive rsity, W a r ­
chie* at present. She has been saw, 20 students w ere injured in

conductor 

^ train 

called 

os 

o 

Official Notice

fa c u lty is hereby 

A M E E T I N G of the engineering 
called for 
Thursday, Novem ber 12, E n g in ­
eering B u ild in g 106 at I o’clock 
to ac* on the absence report.

I 

T. 

T A Y L O R , dean of 
the College of Eng ineering .

T U R T L E C L U B w ill not hold its

How Doe* He Do It?

that 

is the question 
con­
fronts everyone when they 
try M A C K ’S wholesome and 
refreshing fountain drinks 
are 
— and at prices that 
really unbelievable.

T ry one for yourself

M A C K ’S
C O N F E C T IO N E R Y
2100 O U A D A L U P E

STU D EN TS N O TICE

WEEK-END EXCURSION
B Y BU S

AUSTIN-HOUSTON
F R ID A Y NOON U N T IL M O N D A Y M ID N IG H T

Austin to Houston 

$ 5 ? 5

A L L O T H E R P O IN T S — O N E W A Y F A R E P L U S 25c 
R E G U L A R W E E K - D A Y E X C U R S IO N 
A U ST IN - H O U ST O N

One W ay $5.00 

L v . A u s tin 

A rr. H ouston

Round Trip $6.70
A M
I :.10
r m .
I :00

P .M . 
P M .
3 (HO 6 (ISO 
P.M. P.M . 
‘J OO 12:00

AM.
11 :oo
P .M . 
4 :S0

Now M odern C o m fo rtab le Coaches

KERRVILLE BUS CO., INC.
P H O N E 21135

Classified Ad Section

W r h .'ru in aiLui'2 

SIP

H O R S E S , a p a r tm e n ts , s to r e * , a n d b u s ­
in a ll p a r ts o f c i t y . 
lis t. P h o n s 4346. O . G. H o f- 

lo c a tio n s 

in e s s 

fo r 

A s k 
heina.

C O P I E S of s h e fo llo w in g e d itio n s o f the 
C a c tu s h a v e been p la ce d w it h us fo r 
1929,
in 
th e h o o k s sh o u ld c o m ­
the T e x a s S t u d e n t P u b ­
In*-, U n i v e r s i t y S t a t io n , B o x 

sal*-: 1911, 1925, 1026, 
1930. A n y E x - S tu d e n t 
fleeing one o f 
m u n ic a te w it h 
lic a tio n s . 
1927

in te r e s te d 

1928, 

$1.00 pe r 
lin t 
m in im u m three 
linaa

w rite r. 

F O R B A L E — Rem ington p ortab le 

ty p e ­
P ric e 
reasonable F o r fu rth e r info rm atio n, ace 
O 'N e il. 119 

In A class condition. 

Ii. Hall.

lf Your Car Does Not Start
C a ll U n iv e rs ity E le c tr ic a l S e rv ic e
Phone 4401— 4111 Avenue B.

T H E D A IL Y T E X A N
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

A U TO R E P A IR

D R E S S M A K IN G

P L U M B IN G

A L T E R A T I O N S D R E S S M A K I N G , host- 

TV G O — OM T » r q u i t

e rn,-I Ii! 

I 
.hie pvi • w ith expert attentio n. L 'III rn- > . i e * s V 'Jc T 'w » *

lid h* m lit,T in g . •// 

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Re.-i 
K U K U K A L A M E S S H O P . - U IS G .ad- 

V 

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D EN T IS T

Dr,

R O B T 

I L D IX O N 

-

D E N T I S T
C H N O R W O O D B I.D G . - P H . 2-4255

D r. I L T . W e b e r 
D e n tist

1014 N orw ood Bldg.

P h o n e 6824

 m

$300 G IV EN F R E E !!!

Y E S S I R E E ! ! T h a t 

th**_a’ c r tic k e t 
to * he 'te x a s w h ic h w ill bt* R iv e n l o som e 900 lu c k y U n i v e r s it y stu d e n t 
d u rin g * hi* m H m l y e a r

the a p p ro x im a te v a lu e o f the 

is 

You m ay receive your share o f this $300— to day, tom orrow , or the 
is necessary fur yod to do is watch the classified 

lim* 

next d a> All 
section for your name

lf y o u r n a m e a p p e a r " 

t e x a s S t u d e n t 
Pu b lica tio n * o ffice at l i t B. H a ll w ith in three d ays of its publication 
and receive you r free pas*.

c o l u m n s , cal l b y 

t i l es , 

t h e 

in 

A R E YOU O N E OF T O D A Y ’S L U C K Y F I V E ? ? ?

T Y P IN G

gree 

B Y U N I V E R S I T Y 

| | . A. d e­
liradu ate, 
in F.ttKlwh. F o u r y e a rs experi 
ence ty p in g them es, theses, business a d ­
mi ni 'ra tio n r* ports. Dial 107 5, or call 
at 1609 Congress.

B A R B E R SH O PS

H A I R C U T S 25c 
Snappiest service on the drag, 

L O N E Y ' S 
S H O P 
2502 G U A D A L U P E S I R E E T

B A R B E R 

W E W IS H to purchase copies, 

in good 
condition, o f the C actu s fo r 1899 ami 
1904. Please advise price asked. Texas 
stu d e n t Pu b licatio n s, inc., A u s tin , Texas.

that H a r ry Sealin g see 

A C E R T A I N younK bid v ha ; r* i .*■ -ted 
‘‘The G re at 
L o v e r ” at the Texas and t r y to tret a 
few p ointers. The classified 
tuff a lw a ys 
co- i pp rates so he m ay fesei ve his pax-* 
at 119 Ii H all.

BO O KS

7IL,x«.-r. 

l. 

l *

r B O O K S —Mem bershipJ t e t

Reading fee Sc per tiny

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$1.00.
H O O K W O R M

L I B R A R Y , o ve r U n iv e r s it y B an k. 
N a sw o rih y, 

Phone 2-1298.

Ja c k 

B O O K S are good, but 

if M iss Dorothy 
W oodm an really w ants to learn about 
I.**\ • r ”
Lowlier at the Texas T h e a te r * .ill 

lin e , h* should 
ii w 
by 119 B. H ill! for your pass.

*•*■ ‘ The G reat 

C A F E 

N O T IC E !!!!

Special student 
ter 20c. Clean and 
Good Place 
2 4081 2 Guadalupe

lunch with tea or c o l­
“ A 
to E a t .” M o th e r’s K itch en. 

wholesome. 

L e t us in sta ll a H o ffm an hot w a ter 
heater in y o u r home.

J, O. Andrewartha’*

103

E A S T 9th S T R E E T 

P H O N E 6702

tin g . Gas heaters. 

E . R A V E N , Plu m b in g , repairs, «as f i t ­
selection. 
reasonable. Merlon W a te r h eat­

P ric e s 
e r '. 140 ! L a v a c a S tree t. P h o n e 67$2.

N ice 

H A R P E R & L I N S C O M B : P lu m b in g 

re ­
p airs, gas piping, hot w a te r heater*, 
and gas room heat* r O ffic e 916 C o n­
gress A ve. Phone 8521.

REC O RD S

to d ay: 

it's called 

A N E W R E C O R D , you should hear 

it 
“ I
D on’t K n o w W h y " by W a y n e King and 
his o rch estra. J . R. Reed M u sic Co., 805
Con Kl ess.

“ G u ilt y ” and 

N an c y Rebecca Slocom b 

N K W R E C O R D S have bren set by Mi s 
in c a p tiv a t­
ing 
‘ The G re at L o v e r s " of the campus. 
B o ys, here’s a break— call 9133 and date 
M iss Slocom b to go to the T exas— her 
free tick e t is at I I D ll. H all.

U SED C A R S

ONCE M O RE

resort 

ideal 
T h e 
drin ks ta open 
has chan ired 
‘‘Colonial G ard en s” to—

refresh in g 
fo r business—-it 
from 

name 

for 

its 

Marguerite Sandwich 
Shop
the same 

but has 

location.

W e are at#® proud to announce 
that we have a first eta s f I**r:iI 
shop 
in com bination bearing the 
t(a rn« of —

B R O W N F L O W E R 
SH O P

2811 Guadalupe 

P h . 3366

D R. G- B V O S B U R G 

Foot 

Iperialist 

601 Ner\ nod Bu ild in g 

Telephone 2-1649.

JE W E L R Y

FO OT S P E C IA L IS T S

T H O M S O N M O T O R CO.

404 Colorado 

Phope 5897

P E R M A N E N T W A V E S $3 to $7.50 Sets 
IU 
Shampoos 35c. Open un til 
H O I L Y WOOD B E A U T Y S H O P 

26c. 

p. rn 
116 E a st Hth Stree t. 

Phone 2-1609.

F O U N D Som eone to typ e y o u r the*,,.a

and them es. Rush w o rk o u r sp ecialty. I 

R ate s 
T ay lo r S e c re ta ria l S c h o o l.* 

reasonable. C a ll 2-4588. M a y fa ir 

! 

BO A R D & ROOM

W A N T E D

Call - - - 

2-3164

2-3165

or

for

space in 

th e Classified 

A d Section

Wffi[C00®S

repairing. 
E X P E R T w atch am i 
O ffic ia l R. 
Jo e 
Kn ell Sc S .rn, Je w e le rs . Ju s t o ff the Ave.

It. w atch 

in spec* tor. 

je w e lry 

L A U N D R Y

C L E A N E R S

RANKIN IA I NI IRY
Phone 7W59.

(ir i'o 

I ho S tu d en t*’ f a v ­
o u r UH a call.

T. Cleaners & Shod' Repair
Y O U R P E R F E C T V A I E T 
A l t . W O R K G U AR A N T E E D 

2236 G U A D A L U P E 

- 

P H O N E 5159

Orange & White Cleaners
Owned by U n iv e r s ity S tu d en ts 

409 W . 23rd. 

Phone 8664

C LO T H IN G

c a f e - 

- me n n d - h a n d 

M I S S M A R Y 

.LANK, E D W A R D S a d v , . 
l h * 
Great Lover'' ask her! Mis- Edward-' 
mav receive her ticket to the Texas at i 
I I '.I 

c l o t h i n g 

I i . H a l l .

f e e 

;

H I G H E S T C A S H P R I C E S paid for »ec- 
ond hand clothing. Shoes, coats, hats, 
and e ve ry th in g valuable. 417 E . 6th. 
Telephone 3762.

H I G H E S T P R I C E S paid for second-hand 
clothing, shoes, and hats. W e aU o 
buy ladies' clothes. Phone 8717, or call 
by. 497 E a s t Six th .

S T U D E N T R A T E S

M O M E L A U N D R Y
I
J L I P H O N E 3 7 0 2 

P A IN T & W A L L P A P E R

G R IF F IT H
W a ll Paper & P a in t Ca
T h e V a ls p a r S to re 
C o n tract w o rk a sp ecialty 

1602 Lavaca, 

Phone 8927

W R E C K E R S E R V IC E

M A S O

HAROLD TEEN—SHADOW HAS A KEEN RACKET

U s e ----

T h e

Daily

T e x a n

B U S IN E S S

D IR E C T O R Y

as y o u r 

B uying 

G uide

C L A S S I F I E D R A T E S

M a x im u m 20 W o r d *

Tim**

P r l c *

E a c h f E x t r a 
W o r d

* JO

its
I OO 
3 SO

I c

£
4c
I de

B U S I N E S S D I R E C T O R Y

I month

Other (catan an Request

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

IU V V H I K C h r is tm a s < 

. " I . n o w ' M a n y 

s ty le s to se le c t fro m . S p ,-rial — P o x o f I 

tw e n ty - o n e c a rd s 
briny: th e m to y o u r hom e. R o ss Young;—— ! 
it U n i v e r s it y stu d e n t 

fo r o n ly 75c. L e t 

P h o n e 2* 1871

in* 

G O IN G to C enten ary g am e ? Cheap rides 
A ll Kames. A ll points, Sh are expenses 
M a k e reservatio ns early. 301 Nail** Bldg . 
Phone S h 48.

M em bership fee. St>e«ia! 

T E X A S E X C H A N G E C L U B for A ustin, 
inducem ents 
to all. U n iv e rs ity women. F rid a y , S at* 
urduv at tern *<>r*.. * o operation 
t lured* c
Saunder.H Store, 206 W e s t 6th.

B O Y S 

OU

proper t

y o u

h a v e 
* hi* Ti va - 
this, so hi

m ay 
thin k you have 
lov 
h n ii|ue fo r m a k in g 
cr
“ Th,* G re a t 
teen 
Ja m e s Y o u rn ; needs 
t 
pass is at IU * B. H all.

* he
hut
' at

B E A U T Y SH O P

G IR L S R O D M 

and 

board. 

Approved 

holme. South room. $30 T w o squares | 

west o f Cam pus. Ph one 2107 4.

F U R N IS H E D A P A R T M E N T

furnished
E X T R A N IU E 
Two rooms, dinette, bath. 
U n iv e rs ity , availab le 
lo th 
$45. B ake r. 806 W . 22.

ap artm ent. 
Fo u r blocks 
to
Reduced 

V E R Y A T T R A C T I V E up ta irs muthea-t 
e n ­
anil 

three-room apartm ent. 

*.arage. Rea amal'!* 

P r iv a t e 
B lo ck 

from campus. 190* Speedw ay.

trance 
half 

H O U SES F© R R E N T

F U R R E N T : House*, am) 

furnished and unfurnished, 

apartm ents.
room ing 
houses, 
fra te rn ity and s o ro rity houses
a sp ecialty. P A H L O. S IM M S C O M P A N Y 
I The R e n ta l A g en **! 121 W e s t 
7th
Stree t. Phone 2-4121.

LO ST & FO U N D

F O U N D Someone t

w r ite you r theme*

theses, and reports on ammi new ty p e ­
w riter. Fo u r year experience. 1609 C o n ­
gress. l ’hnne 1075.

F A N C Y N o v e lty 
Brace le ts, etc 

E a rin g s , N ecklaces,
Jo e K**en dr Son. 105

ROOM S FO R R E N T

B E A U T I F U L L Y fu rnish ed m o m ; p riva te 
borne; quiet for s tu d y : tub and sh o w ­
er. P re fe r one man Block campus. 1920 
Speedw ay. Phone 9469.

W A N T E D 

E a s t room, ad jo ining bath. 

two boys for room and board.
Block and 
half from campus. W e s t 23rd. Phone 
2-0194.

U S E T H E D A IL Y T E X A N B U S I N E S S 
B U Y IN G 

D IR E C T O R Y 

Y O U R 

A S 

C l T D E .

The * astomar> parades and m eetings 
w hich are hid’d on this one day during the 
year serve not only as a tie Iud ween those 
who were connected with the W o rld W a r 
In some w ay, but also does much to help 
bring about a f» cling of unity whieh w ill 
do more to help prevent any future con­
flicts. Tin men who have a c tu a lly taken 
part in a w ar can do more re a lly to bring 
about a cessation of such encounters in the 
future, and it is largely due to th e ir e f­
forts that the steps to bring about w o rld 
peace have taken place.

Arm istice D ay is not only! the an n iver­
sary of the ending of the most terrible 
conflict between nations in history, but it 
is something eke, som ething more v a lu ­
able and real— it ii the actu al m anifes­
tation of the trium ph of civiliz atio n over 
barbarism , and stands? fo r the changing 
tempo of w orld a ffa irs w hich were so 
muddled before 
the end ot the W o rld 
W a r.

the subject 

Most people have a tendency to look 
upon A rm istice D ay as nothing more than 
another holiday and fail to realize its tru e I 
■ugnitleant e and meaning, although with 
.serious thought upon 
they j 
would easily see just what the day m eans, 
to the whole civilized world of today. N o v-I 
ember l l alands for much more than the I 
date upon w hich the leaders ot tw o great 
w arrin g factions saw the tu tu lity ot th eir 
efforts and signed an agreem ent to end 
tip ic struggle and attem pt to p rofit by 
their bloody experiences.

Today should lie observed by ail stu-; 
dent- and faculty members fo r w h a t 
it ; 
re a lly is— a symbol of p e a n 1 and unity 
through the 
which was brought about 
wasting of thousands of lites and untold; 
wealth and which boule! not now be o ver­
looked in fa vo r of more triv ia l things or 
have its true significance forgotten.

T H E P R O F E S S O R S

How many students can tru ly say that they 
know I licit* professors? Unless you have a better 
acquaintance with them than can be gained dur­
ing lect,ut'* period'', you cannot ay that you know 

them.

Th* average student 

in te rs college with hazy 
ideas about his inst.ru* tors and during the first 
few months very little occurs which would clarify 
these 

to him a- nu n whose I 
Indent hays lie So far back in the dim ages of j 

ideas. They appeal 

tho past th a t they have lout all sympathy with stu­
dents and student a c tiv itie s In nothing to they 

to find common ground with the students.; 
thinks of professors spending time w ith j 

When lo 
he cannot imagine him with any tither book 
boid 
than some abstruse philosophical 
tome or any 
other periodical than one in the -ame class as the 
R eview of Reviews. Regarding leisure hours, he 
thinks his professors 
their time making 
life miserable fen him. N a tu ra lly it turns out that ( 
(line students adopt an attitude of “ teach me j 
ii you can.” It 
i wrung and 
much from their U n ive rsity career.

sate to say that -uth an attitude 
it will not get 

tudeu! who adopt 

pend 

Cc t to know your professors and you will find 
them quite human and interested in many of the 
things which 
interest you. Remember that they 
a n 
there to help you, and g enerally speaking, 
are much more ready to help you than you are 
to a k. That course which seems so hard and 
which you are inclined to give up because of its 
d ifficu ltie s may not seem so hard if you have a 
b la rt to heart talk w ith your professor.

It 

is true that some professor* do not care 
for students to cultivate their acquaintance, and 
sn repel any advances, but generally speaking, 
most of them would 
to have the students 
like 
know them better. There is a real -aud hidden in 
the bosom of most of our professors. C ultivate 
it and will 
your prole - ors. they w ill appreciate 

ii you good. M cG ill D aily.

H O W S Y O U R E N G L IS H ?

O nly a small percentage of words that might 

hp used 
in 
guage are 
by a national telephone company.

speaking o r w ritin g the English 
lan­
employed it was recently discovered

In a study of speech used in telephone conver­
sation with a view to perfecting telephonic trans- 
mi - ion, the company cheeked the conversations 
of HHH) persons using 80,006 words, and found 
that only 2,2 1a d ifferen t words were em ployed.; 
And top |»>r cent *>i th*’ 80,000 words of telephone 
conversation were made up of 1,421 words used 
cor again many time Also, the record
i ep and 
shows that 
7.500 of the 80,000 words used w ore I
repetitions of the pronouns “ you” and “ I.”

Campus ‘

The action of students in refusing to 
,se tho w alks provided 
fo r th e ir con- 
v»*nienc«‘ around tho now buildings, p a r­
ticu la rly through the sod w hich has just 
been planted, has resulted in an eye-sore 
on the Campti • whieh detracts from the 
beauty of the campus as a whole. T h e 
“ t rail 
to those
student - who are cit tier too lazy or too 
though! Ic -- In n e t tic longer route by w ay 
of tin v. a I k *, I o rui a real blemish, not only 
on the campus in a physical sense, but in 
an u n !a c c a b le impression w hich visitors 
immediately receive when they see these 
“ frails,”
ll

bort cut 

11rfu 

Iii ' 

in d e e d re 
f i s h y a g e
11

* t ' 
in ord ei

^reliable w hen students 
and experience w ilt ab- 
w a!k a fe w score feet 
to prevent the m aking 
' n* A I -I * I a ! I • *'(i > cass. 
! 

W h ile the experiment shows that one can make 
the conversation grade with a limited knowledge 
of M r. Noah Webster's Inst seller, the pinch pomes 
t h e 
fo r those with a limited acquaintance with 
dictionary in the matter of reading. It is then that j 
a sizeable vocabulary is most convenient. T h e 
conscientious reader with a 
limited number of j
words at his command loses much of the pleasure I 
im reading by nursing in his lap an unabridged
been expended 
I d ictionary which he has to consult frequently. 
s tu d e n ts p e r s is t I And the roader who g uesses at the meaning of
w ords from the context 
is not any happier. A
wide acquaintance w ith words and their d e fin i­
tions. w hile not necessary in the ordinary business 
and social routine, 
is a most valuable asset.— 
i olumbia Mis son rian.

I

Sailor hp 
out I! lh
as th ey have in the past j 
rpr eg ii’ ' rose in charge ' 
i all efforts at campus 
atle
ce th eir off orts 
■ch* h
lazy students. 

; 
naturally be proud of its i 

r t dan

t a r e e l
of path 
!
M u d 

: ii
it

ii!

lh n v (J i

a*, l o

UY o r

i.s . 

'• ani} i
* I I* J tv

lid
s a u d 
its new buildings, but it ste­
pursi 81
in th* future in striking o u i 
I fit' 
J
h’hss 
in 
ion there w ill he little in I he
(iir o t ’
I iiiver- 
i a n he 
p a r t o! | 
I
r hi* rn 

left cd' tv inch tho 
it 
• ii n cc ted with 
o-opcratiou on t hi 
d p to r e m o v e the* 
a nipus.

and ti r races 

'lits v. ill I.
Iro n th-

g r o u n d s 
si tv or t h o u (* 
proud. A little* * 
t

a y u

h o I r u : t - m e n w i l l m a s *

IV VV- m 

J h a il hi vv ho dL~ti .I sis t hunu-

'I L* nj a i 
c r m ist a k u 
('aeon r.

V oltaire.

M a ii s.-* ic e

I " t r u lh tir<- to i'abehood

b o rn e p e o p le w i l l n e v e r l e a r n a n y t h i n g , 
f o r t h i s r e a s o n , b e c a u s e t h e y u n d e r s t a n d 
e v e r y t h i n g to o s o o n .— P o p e .

h

n o t a s h a m e f u l t h i n g t h a t 

f a n a t ic s 
h a v e a l l th e z e a l a n d t h a t t h e w is e h a v e 
to b e p r u d e n t . Hut o n e 
l o n e ? 

It 

is 
ii O U Id n o t 

I ig h 
Im 

t i m i d . — V o l t a i r e . 

P U B L I C A F F A IR S

rh o c o n s t n u s o f o p in io n among e d u c a t o r s w o u ld 
seem to indicate that th e a v e r a g e Am erican under­
g r a d u a t e lack- a k n o w le d g e o f national and inter- 
j n a t io n a l a ffa irs. I t h as b e e n o u r experience to find 
I t h a t the accusation is s u b s t a n t ia lly true. European 
• tu d o n ts s e e m to h a v e a better grasp o f the p o li­
t ic a l situation a t h o m e and a b ro a d than the aver- j 
age st intent ov* r h e re .

W hen approached on the topic, we find that 
t s t u d e n t s in s is t th a t they lack th e tim e neees-
* a r y to t r y to b e c o m e f a m i li a r w ith a n y t h in g b u t 

lo c a l a f f a i r s . W e w o n d e r 

i f 

th e r e 

is so m e b a sis

10 I th e 

11 " s t e t’ th e 

la: rn t h a t th e n a t io n a l p o lit ic a l a r e n a a nd
too complex to 

fo r e ig n a f f a i r s a re 

c o m p r e h e n d w ith o u t e x t e n s iv e 

re a d in g .

h 

is 

th e a v e r a g e s tu d e n t 

I ta u t a f f a i r s . T hursday w e 

in t e r e s t e d but lacks 
th e o p p o r t u n it y f o r e x t e n s iv e reading, we wonder 
f be w o u ld be content to re a d a summary o f im- 
in te n d to w rite a 
; 
j rn m a r y o f th* political situation and would ap­
ple* late ome expressions of approval or disap­
I f the form er dominates, we might con-
p ro v a l, 
in the 

Ider putting a column of public a ffa irs 
I L a it* 'rn each week.— Ohio S ta te Lantern.

 Science -

(C ontinued From P a g e One)

tion of the balance of chlorophyll” 
he traced such supposedly re m o te 
things as landslides, the form ation 
of lakes, the drying up of springs! 
and rivers, and floods. A g re a t j
fac to r in these phenom ena he c it­
as over-grazing which did 
ed 
th e moisture-holding 
aw ay w ith 
j grass of large areas, th u s causing 
springs to become exhau sted and 
floods to be let loose when rains I 
came. Even in the day. of the 
I an c ie n ts this w as tru e , as geolo- j 
gists 
and 
have 
“ Babylon fell, not because of too 
much sin, but 
too 
much over-grazing.”

because 

shown, 

today 

of 

and lbs children, the c o u n try will 

^ 

n n n f i A X t A M O
PERSONALS

Mr. ( has. B. Cook, p reside nt ol J l t t l , , t . 

...................

the Austin C ham ber of C o m - J
merce, will accom pany Dr. VV i i - 1 William Donald Carroll of Cole- 
b u r to San Antonio this m o r n i n g 1, man received a visit from his fa- 
by auto, w here the se creta ry will 
over 
make an Armistice Day address S a tu r d a y an d Sunday , 
to the T exas P are n t-T e a c h e rs’ As­
a t th a t 
sociation in convention 
city.

F e r n Jackson, B e rth a Lee, Lil- 
i ban P oette , and Kav Kellogg of 
: Grace Hall in te n d to spend Wed-
. 

Dr. W ilbur will leave San A n -, 

th e r and y ou n g er b r o th e r 

c 

. 

-

tonic to,lay for Baton Rouge. Lu., I “ «*•»' ■» S» " A n to m o - 
en route 
he expects to arriv e Sunday.

to Washington, where 

N ettie P o e tte r of C uero visit-
ed h er sister, Lillian, a t Grace 
Hall over the week-end.

K appa ch a pte r of Z eta Tau 
-er- 
for J u n e Church of San 

Alpha held 
vice 
Antonio Monday evening.

form al 

f le d g e 

Ifarl S tinnette, Charlie Dob­
bins, and Ja ck Nesbit from S. M. 
U. visit ed a t the Pi K appa Alpha 
house over the week-end.

Douglas Bell of Houston visit­
the Pi Kappa A lpha house 

ed 
over the week-end.

Mr. and Mrs. George Boedecker 
of Dallas, and their son Billy vis­
ited George Boedecker, a fre sh ­
in the University, S atu rd ay 
man 
and Sunday.

/ \ | [ O C R O O i S 

(C ontinued P rom P age One)

Mary Kilman and K itty Elliott, 
Pi P h i’s a t S o u th ern Methodist 
U niversity, were g u es ts of Henri 
et ta Miller S a tu r d a y a n d Sunday.

Amy Bernice Novich, Betty 
of 
Mrs. Tom Love of S an Antonio s - R- D. are spending the day in 

Brannum , and Then P erkins 

visited h e r d a u g h ter, Callie Mae, j Bastrop. 
a t S. R. D. Sunday. 

-------------- o—

—

R e g io n a l Secreta ry 
S p e a k s to Y. W . C. A .

Celestine Smith, regional Y. W.
I CL A. se creta ry fo r negro colleges 
in the Southw est, was th e princi­
pal speaker a t a m e etin g of the 
Senior C abinet of th e Y. W. C. A. 
Monday night. Miss S m ith gave 
an outline of the program of the 
negro col­
Y. W. € . A. am ong 
leges, Miss Smith h as been 
in 
Tillotson and will go to P rairie 
View from here.

B erth a H um bert, chairm an of 
the program for vesper services, 
discussed plan- for the T hanksgiv­
ing vesper .services to be held No­
vem ber 16, a t 5 o’clock.

-------------- 9------------ --

E v e l y n W y n o n a C o o k 
In P ia n o Recital

Estelle M cCranie of San A n­
the Pi Beta 

is visiting a t 

tonio 
Phi house.

Mildred Kidd of Brownwood 
stayed a t the Pi B e ta Phi house 
over the week-end.

Annie Pearl Wiggins, Pi Beta 
Phi. is w ith d raw in g fro m the Uni­
versity, and will m ake h e r deb u t 
in San A ntonio this season.

le ft 

Mrs. Sue Reese of Rockwall 
and M a rg a re t Stenzel of Galves­
ton 
respective 
homes Monday a f te rn o o n a f t e r 
having been w eek-end visitors at 
the Z eta house.

th e ir 

f o r 

S h o w m a n to D o n a t e 

P roceeds to C hest

---------- 

Evelyn W ynona Cook, 

senior
stu d e n t of the U niversity, was
; presented in a piano recital Mon-

The Austin Com munity Chest day night, 

A ssisting artists were Mary 
will receive the entire proceeds of 
a play given at 2 :30 o’clock Wed--*,('an M urray, violin in struc tor in 
ne sd av afternoon by 
the Harley | the A ustin Conservatory of Mu­
sic, and Lillian Reese, director of 
S ad ler players un d er the auspices 
the conservatory.
of the Ben B u r Shrine.

 

| — O--- —

—

A sp< vial perform ance of “ Hon­
and S aintly Hypo­

Sinners 

est 
c rites” will be given. Mr. S a d l e r ' 
J. WL Calhoun, com ptroller of 
has received abo ut two hundred 
and fifty re que-ts for the repeti- 
t he University, is in Dallas on a 
non «>1 this comedy which his com- business trip. Mr. Calhoun is ex- 
panv presented 
l a s t i p e c t e d to r e tu r n to A ustin T hurs- 
spring. 

C O M P T R O L L E R I N D A L L A S

in Austin 

day. 

*

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l l , 1931

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

I?'HEATERS

SOCIETY

In the Shows

 

M u s t H e e d E x p e r t 
........ 
................. .. 
“ T oday is a day when th e voice

of any s ta te ,” he continued. “ This, 
in pp vt, is pro p er because of the
size of the S ta te and the scatter-
of the exp e rt must be heeded if e d population. B u t in reality Texas 
tho c m intrv is to he nreserved.” has no system ’ at all. Each in­
the c o u n try is to be preserved, 
stitution can try for a n ythin g and
he stated. 
“ We've got to use the 
can aim a t anything. The Texas
ex p e rts to p ro te c t T exas from the 
educational survey described the 
people of Texas. We have r e a c h ­
presidents as w orking uneoordin- J 
ed a p oint w here there is a clash 
ately with the Legislature. Texas 
betw een science and democracy, 
m u st define the functions of each 
for science has brought us facts 
I t m ust p re ­
of her institutions. 
and principles which are in actual 
vent having so m any 
th a t they 
o p era tion every day and no t one 
all nearly sta rv e to inefficiency. 
of which is a f f e c te d by the m a ­
It m ust assign money to them in 
jo rity rule by which we have been 
to a stric t b u t sensible 
relation 
accustom ed to re g u la te o ur lives, 
It m u st have lit­
cost accounting. 
the course of our 
c o u n try th u s 
tle w asteful 
i. e., 
f ar, he explained. And now we 
small classes in the same subje ct 
to make a distinction be­
have 
in com peting instiutions.
tween things so and 
that 
we can determine 
in a political 
way, and we have 
the 
point where, because of the eol- 
| lection of fac ts th a t we have and 
the law's of science th a t we know, 
education is requisite to do this 
education m eaning a study of
; th e science, of sociology and psy- 
; chology, of 
things dealing w ith 
I the hum an u n it ‘which is th e m o st; 
J puzzling of them all,’ ra th e r t h a n ; 

j tion is ta king the place betw een 
the S ta te 's in stitu tio n s of higher 
‘ education. They realize th a t the 
cost per s tu d e n t c a n n o t be r e ­
levels 
duced below 
i w ithout g re a t harm . T hey real-

th e p re se n t 

duplication, 

“ A m ovem ent tow ard s co -o p e ra -1 

reached 

things 

lze ! 

of th e subje cts of th e ancients. 

I se 

“ T h e re is n ot much you can do I 

; with th e seasoned a d u lt people in 
the U nited S ta te s,” he saith “ bu t 
; it is th e 35 million boys and girls 
; in the colleges and universities of 
! the c o u n try who m u st be trained 
{ in these things to be th*- guides 
. and leaders of the coun try. One 
1 and one-half million of them a re 
| exceptionally ta le n te d if we can 
only find the m eans to pick then* 
o u t an d make them o u r leaders,” j 
“ The universi- 
he pointed out. 
; ties in t his c o u n try are t he h**a» t 
th a t research, th a t source of 
: thing winch o u g h t to be known 
and a r e not know n,” and people 
should be ta u g h t a i even rn e and 
the rese arch worker 
respect for 
and liis value to th e country.
C o u n t r y Is W o r s e O ff 

of 

in 

We h a v e d a m a g e d t h e c o u n t r y 
a g o o d d e a l 
t h e h u n d r e d o d d 
years we have d ealt with it, and 
th e c o n tin e n t we a r e leaving our 
children is a fur less fine than it, 
was when we found it, ” Dr. WH- 
J|L,V d e c l a r e d , h u t 
c o n c l u d e d , 
" I f we can once g e t th e Amer- 
thinking of his co u n try
*( an 

to 

in 

^ 

*a r PeI 

s. cail!**‘ 

difficulties in the way of f 
a p p r o p r ia t io n s .I
*v 81 e ,not u nsy m path etic with 
P re ~;
depression. T hey realize t h e l
objections to c h a rging la rg e r fe e s 
to students. 
Som ew here a bal-j 
ance leading to the best possible
.struck betw een! 
results m ust be 
fees and appro priations, n u m b e r ' 
per stud e nt, 
ad m itte d and cost 
co n centration 
distribution, j 
and 
This is a problem of statesman.-hip I 
which dem ands the e a r n e st conoid-1 
oration of u s all.”

Miller o f Leaday was 
the
hi: par en t s din ing 

Jofcach 
visited by 
week end.

\
-Q I

Iii 
U-
^ a i 

»

ll h < u 

lio n '/-I 

out r o t m n

25 n I I Drop into our delight­
ed .ii “ t ful cafe and order one 
O l o i !)f those
*T 5

1 i i

CL -o t 
5: v : 1

C H I C K E N S N A X 

. * . — a 

t i l e a 

chi* ken

tndwich.

N O W !

She’s Cheering Now !
h e i d iou t h e 
in nill ll lif t I

B u t (Cli! nihu e h ci r if 
(joule (it t h e cos t o f a

Above the ro ar or the crowd, the young 
coach hears his 
conscience w hisper 
“ Sometimes d e f e a t means g r e a te r m a n ­
hood th a n victory!” Should he win J I . 
at the risk of o t h e r m e n ’s lives?

T O U C H D O W N !

P a r a m o u n t * W i n n i n g F o o t b a l l D r a m a S t a r r i n g

R I C H A R D A R L E N

J A C K 
O A K I E 

R E G I S
T O O M E Y

PEGGY S H A N N O N 
C H A R L E S S T A R R E T T
—and 30 Colic

id

W;it ’n 
,i girl 
lesson in spot 
side him y ” of f 
seal and cheer 
oO-vard line!

teal ti a I* 
smanship! 
thai!! 
Kv civ

*ii. ill coat 
Learn the 
and on ; 

se a t’s on

I 

a

I In

"M A M A I O VES P A P A -* 
Boy Pi i r n d i C o m e d y

T O U C H D O W N ” — w i t h R i c h ­
a r d A r l e n , P e g g y S h a n n o n , 
J a c k O a k i e , a n d R e g i s T o o - 
m e y , 
t h r o u g h F r i d a y . 
t o d a y 
A t t h e P a r a m o u n t .

H O T H E I R E S S ” — w i t h O n a 
M u n s o n , B e n L y o n , a n d T h e l ­
m a T o d d , t o d a y a n d T h u r s ­
d a y o n l y , S h r i n e r c e r e m o n ­
i e s t o b e h e l d i n t h e t h e a t e r 
F r i d a y . A t t h e H a n c o c k .

l a s t 

t i m e s 

‘T H E U N H O L Y G A R D E N ” 
( C ) — w i t h R o n a l d C o l m a n , 
F a y W r a y , a n d E s t e l l e T a y ­
t o d a y . " T h e 
l o r , 
M a d G e n i u s , ” w i t h 
J o h n 
B a r r y m o r e , M a r i a n M a r s h , 
D o n a l d C o o k , a n d C h a r l e s 
T h u r s d a y 
B u t t e r w o r t h , 
t h e 
t h r o u g h S a t u r d a y . 
Q u e e n .

A t 

‘ T H E G R E A T L O V E R ” — w i t h 
A d o l p h e M e n j o u, 
I r e n e 
D u n n e , a n d N e i l H a m i l t o n , 
t o d a y 
S e c r e t 
C a l l , ” w i t h P e g g y S h a n n o n 
a n d R i c h a r d A r l e n , T h u r s ­
d a y 
t h e 
T e x a s .

F r i d a y . A t 

‘‘T h e 

o n l y . 

a n d 

” H E L L O , B I L L ” — p r e s e n t e d 
t h e H a r l e y S a d l e r C o m ­
b y 
p a n y , 
t o n i g h t a n d T h u r s d a y 
n i g h t , w i t h m a t i n e e T h u r s ­
t h e a t e r , 
d a y . 
G u a d a l u p e 
S i x t e e n t h 
S t r e e t s .

t e n t 

a n d 

t h e 

A t 

‘‘R o m e o a n d J u l i e t ” — p r e s e n t ­
b y W i l l i a m T h o r n t o n , 
2 : 3 0 
‘‘T h e M e r c h a n t o f 
n i g h t , 
A t G r e g o r y 

e d 
T h u r s d a y m a t i n e e , 
o ' c l o c k . 
V e n i c e , ” 
8 : 1 5 o ’c l o c k . 
G y m n a s i u m .

T h u r s d a y 

E s t i m a t e s : A, g r e a t ; B . g o o d ; C, fair.

O p e n i n g T o d a y

as 

“ T O U C H D O W N , ” one of 

the 
new g e n re of college football pic­
tures, will be 
the a ttr a c tio n on 
the P a r a m o u n t T h e a te r screen to­
th roug h F riday. A fte r the 
day 
pace recently set by U n iversa l^ 
“ Spirit of Notre D am e,” football 
films of 
the c u r r e n t season are 
a t le ast tryin g to stick to some­
thing like probability and tru th , 
of the 
the possibility 
such 
home t e a m ’s losing a gam e, etc. 
This should not .bt* 
rem arkable, 
b u t in the light of so-called col­
lege movies which have 
the 
the 
periodically 
past 
screen, it is indeed so . . . Rich­
ard A rlen is featured as a coach 
who m eans to win a t any cost, 
and Peggy Shannon, J a c k Oakie, 
Regis Tourney, and C harles Star- 
r e t t a p p e a r in variously d istrib u t­
ed roles. 
J. F arre ll MacDonald
also has a p a rt in this picture.

infested 

in 

* * *

“ H O T 

frie n d s 

‘‘Hot H eiress” 

H E I R E S S , ” a modern 
romance, will be screened fo r H a n ­
cock T h e a te r patrons tod ay and 
T h u rsd ay only, according to a n ­
nou ncem ent by Louis Novy, man-! 
ager, who states fo r the fu rth e r 
thai 
inform ation of his 
the th e a te r Friday will lie devoted 
to the S hriner cerem onies, hence 
no movie. 
f e a ­
ture:- Ona Munson, Ben Lyon, anti 
in a y a r n about 
several o the rs 
a steel riveter, a co n struc tion man 
lit- about 
who 
his 
to 
standing, 
financial, and 
social, 
otherwise, although he is in love 
have 
with 
money in piles and piles. 
It seems 
she m arries him and lives on his 
pay, which is all very well, con­
sidering th a t this is only a com­
edy rom ance of the motion pic­
tures. Other s : W a lte r Pi idgeon, 
Tom Dugan, Inez C ourtney, T hel­
ma Todd.

a girl whose 

neglects 

folks 

N w Girt 

finds 

becalm* 

Romantic, 
for 

* * *
“ T H E G R E A T L O V E R , ” to he
the T exas T h e a te r screen to­
on 
day only, presents Adolphe Men- 
jou in the so rt of role for which 
veal - 
l a mou- 
is the 
it seems, 
ago 
it. A fam ous baritone 
word 
r e tu rn s to America from Europe 
and 
the A m eric an women 
very charming. T hen he gets mix­
ed up in an a lto g e th e r new so rt 
the u n c o m fo rt­
of a f f a ir , being 
able 
in te rru p tin g a 
th ird angle 
sw eet boy-and-girl romance. Be­
ing the “ g r e a t ” lover, he does the 
expected 
is 
associated with a good supporting 
Irene Dunne, Neil H amil­
c a st: 
ton, Bacianova. E rn e st Tononc*-, 
Cliff Edwards, and Rosco Ates, 
am o n g others. This is Baclanova’s 
f irs t screen a p p e a ra n c e 
in some 
time. T here is some singing.
------ o----------------- ' 

thing. Mr. Menjou 

 

Douglas Bell of H ouston visit­
ed S purgeon Bell a n d attended 
the Baylor gam e S atu rd ay .

Kay Dee Drew, s tu d e n t in Bay­
lor College a t Belton, a tten d e d the 
gam e here S aturd ay.

G race Bell, s tu d e n t at Baylor 
the 
College, Belton, 
g am e h e re .Saturday and visited at 
L ittlefield Dormitory.

a tten d e d 

Robert H arris, stude nt a t Bay­
lor, visited friends on the campus 
here S aturday.

T au Delta Phi f r a te r n ity is in­
itiatin g Ja y Sam Levy, Max Dia­
mond, E m anuel Hochrnan, N or­
man D a v e . Simon f r a n k , and Otto 
H eftie r.

Eli Goldberg an d H e r b e r t W olff 
the Tau Delta Phi house spent 

S u n d ay in Waco.

fo r 

Visitors a t the T au Delta Phi 
the w eek-end w ere:
J a k e
Hoppenstein, 

house 
E m anuel 
M arkesfield, David Brickman, and 
Harold Knopp of Waco, and Nato 
B i llerstein <»f N o rth Dakota.

M I L D R E D L A W R E N C E 

M A R R I E S W E D N E S D A Y

T he marriage of Miss Mildred 
Law rence, d a u n te r o f \Mr. and 
Mrs. J . I. l a w r e n c e o f Austin, to 
Mr. H. H. Thomas of F o r t Worth, 
will be held at 10:30 o ’clock W ed­
nesday m orning a t th e home of 
th e b r id e ’s paren ts, 1607 Nueces 
S tre et.

The ceremony will be p erfo rm ­
ed by Dr. W. R. Minter, pastor 
of th e F ir s t S o uthern P re sb y te ri­
an Church. The best man will be 
la w r e n c e , b rother of 
R obe rt H. 
th e bride. Among 
out-of- 
the 
to w n guests will be Mrs. J. Grady 
May, 
the bridegroom, 
and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Mills and 
fam ily.

sister of 

D uring the cerem o ny Mrs. Rush 
Modrall will play " A t Dawning.” 
Mrs. Charles J. S ny der, cousin of 
the bride, will sing “ Oh, Promise 
Me,” accompanied by Mrs. Mod­
rall. The house will be decorated 
with white chry sa n th em u m s and 
fern.

Mr. Thomas a tte n d e d the Uni­
versity a few years ago and r e ­
ceived a degree in pharm acy. The 
bride is a jun ior in th e University.
Im m ediately a f t e r the wedding
leave for a trip
i to C orpus Christi. T h e y will make
th e ir home in F o rt W orth.

the couple will 

* * *

K A R R A S I G M A S H O L D 

O R E N H O E S E T U E S D A Y

The Kappa Sigma f r a te r n ity en­
te rta in e d Tuesday n ig h t with an 
open house from 8 to l l o’clock. 
Bridge and dancing w ere enjoyed.
The invited g u es ts for the oc­
casion w ere: K ate G riffith , Mar­
th a Edmond, V irginia Suggs, Mary 
Ja n e 
I K ath erine Fusion, B e tty 
Mullis, Mary Willis, Mary Wal­
thall. Margie Bright, E le an o r Nig­
gle Johnow ene C ru tc h er, Rachel 
D ougherty, M arjorie Kay, Peggy 
Earl, Lucy Fields, V irginia Stone- 
: road. Elizabeth Schneider, Violet­
ta Van D evanter, M arie Po rter, 
Claire Daniel, Mary Edson, 
and 
E lizabeth Bevil.

Chaperons were Dean and Mrs. 
V. I. Moore, Dean and Mrs. A m o 
Nowotny, Mr. a n d Mrs. W alter 
Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. 1). II. H art, 
Dr. and Mrs. C. IL Brownlee, Mrs. 
Lucille Fisher, and Mrs. Beecher 
Montgomery.

D E R D I E D A S H O L D S 

I N F O R M A L R E C E P T I O N

 

___

William T hornton , as Romeo, 
to be 
T h u rs d a y m atinee 

in “ Romeo and J u li e t, ” 
presented 
a t G regory Gymnasium.

A .

D. 

P R S 
P R O V I N C E

H O N O R 

O E F Ii E R

the sorority, with 

Delta ch a p te r of A lpha Delta
Pi a re honoring Miss Muriel Men- 
ville, presid e n t of th e Z eta pro­
vince of 
a 
small dinner a t the Dolphin Grill 
this evening at 7 o’clock. Mem­
bers of the ch a p te r will be p re ­
se n t a t the d inne r and will join 
in 
fo r Miss 
Menville,

the e n te r tu im e n t 

* * *

S O R O R I T Y C E L E B R A T E S 
A N N I I ' E U S A R Y T O N I G H T

short business meet- 
executive council of

Alpha Zeta c h a p te r of Gamm a 
A f t e r a 
Phi Beta will celebrate th e ir fif­
ing of the
ty-seventh an n iv ersary with a ban-
the Der Die Das Klub, a Gel- quet W ednesday night a t 7 o’clock 
m an organizalioh, C. V. Pollard, 
in the Pan-A m erican room a t the 
sponsor of the club, was host at j Driskill Hotel. 
t h e 
an 
m em bers a t the Hillel Foundation W E S L E Y F O U N D A T I O N
M onday night.

inform al reception fo r 

* * *

P I C N I C H E L D T O D A Y

Games and d an c in g formed the 

en te rta in m e n t. R efr e s h m e n t s
w ere served the follow ing guests:
! G race Gilliland, Lillian Hooge- 
meyer, Bob Greenw ood, Monroe 
Kriegel. 
John Knit, Glenn Q.
S tre e t, Loraine Schroed er, Thel­
ma Albrecht. Scottie Red, Rabbi j 
an d Mrs. Samuel Baron, Carnie- 
uta Gruene, A n d re w Magliole, 
o i 
•p. 
* 
I hernia Seales, A n n e Tocker. Ed 
j 
, 
0 4. 
Stone, 
Janies Manning*. Ruth 
A, ■ 
r-i ■ 
Meyer, E l d s Meimers, R upert ii 
4 , 
Craze, and A d d eh n e Geistmann. 

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Wesley F ound atio n will have an
outin g W ednesday a f te rn o o n , Al­
lan G. Roe, director, an nounced 
Tuesday. The group will m e et a t 
the church a t 3 o’clock f o r the 
beginning of 

the picnic.
* * *

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Clifford W. McBride and VV. C.
I I rost le ft Austin over the A m en-
can Airways line Monday afte r-
noon for Dallas. They will r e tu r n
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by plane T h ursday or I n d a y .
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E le a no r Wiseman, Zeta Tau
Alpha, and Coulter S u b l e t s Pi
K appa Alpha, are visiting Miss
W isem an’s part tits in La Vernia,

Last T i me s T o d a y

* * m 

F I N K 
M I N N E A P O L I S T C E S D A Y

L E A Y E S F O R 

K enneth Fink le ft Austin Tues­
d ay to attend th e se venten th a n ­
nual convention of Sigm a Delta 
Chi, professional jo urnalism f r a ­
te rn ity , to be held in Minneapolis 
17.
N ovem ber 
Mr. Fink will r e p r e s e n t the Texas 
c h a p te r a t this convention.

a n d 

16, 

15, 

h aving 

Mr. Fink is a g r a d u a te .student 
in journalism , 
received 
and m a ste r’s de­
his bachelor’s 
grees here. He will make the trip 
by automobile, and on his ((‘turn 
will visit relatives in Iowa. His 
m other will r e tu r n 
to Clarendon 
w ith him.

S . R. I). E N T E R T A I N S 

F O R V I S I T I N G M A S O N S

V isiting Masons were e n t e r ta i n ­
ed Monday night w ith a dinn er a t 
Scottish Rite D orm itory. A fter 
the dinner the g u e s ts were e n te r ­
ta ined by the girls with dancing 
and songs. This 
is made 
the d orm itory each semester 
by 
d u rin g the r e u n io n s held ut Aus­
tin^ by 
the M asons from S m ith­
ville, Lockhart, and o th e r nearby 
towns.

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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER l l , 1931

FROG-STEER CONTEST HEADS WEEK’S GAMEST
SPORT
SHOTS

Texas A ttack By 
Air Probable 
A s Game 
Nears

A g g i e s Prepare 
For Owl Game 
Saturday

B A L L - T O T I N G H O R N E D F R O G S

O w ls 3 2 to 7. In all, f i f t e e n g a m e s 

1 9 1 4 w h e n t h e C a d e t s b e s t e d th e 

a g u a r d in 1 9 3 0 but t h is s e a s o n 

f o o t b a l l r e l a t i o n s d a t e s b ac k 

TO UR 

g u a r d p o s it i o n . Lord 

Sp* rial to The Daily T< ran.

l e t t e r e d as

to 

By J A Y H A L L
Texan Sport! Staff

All f r e s h m a n b a s ke t bal l play* 
ers and c a n d i da t e s for f r e s h m a n 
ma n a g e r s will me et 
I hu rs day 
ni ght at 7 : 3 0 o' cl ock in G r e g o r y 
Gym 2 1 0 . Al l pl a y e r s 
qu e s t e d to bri ng the n a m e s of 
their c o u r s e s , se c t i on s , a nd p r o ­
f essors, Ma r t y Ka r o w, f r e s h m a n 
cc ach, a nn o u n c e d .

ar e 

re­

Dr. P e n ic k , ro a ch o f th e U n i ­
v e r s it y t e n n i s sc|uads has a n n o u n c ­

ed th at b oth f r e s h m a n and V a r ­

s i t y t e n n i s p l a y e r s m e et t o d a y at 

2 : 3 0 o ’c lo c k at th e P en ick C o u rt'. 

T h e t e n n i s sq uad this y e a r is not 

on par w ith that o f la t y e a r du e 
to the 
l o ss o f t h r e e o f the fir s t 
f o u r r a n k in g play e rs. A c t u a l court 
han d ic a p , 
e x p e r i e n c e 
is a n o t h e r 
b u t the sq u ad , un d e r the 
le a d e r ­
sh ip o f Karl Kau?rath, is c o n f i d e n t 
t h a t it will be able to hold it. own 
a g a in s t c o n f e r e n c e fo< s.

Much n e w s p a p e r c o m m e n t 
been brou gh t up si n c e th e S. M 
T e x a s g a m e o f O c to b e r .‘ii 
in 
gard 
to 
M ustan g* and 
H arvard a- 
sh o w i n g a g a i n s t the L o n g h o rn s.

the c o m p a r is o n of 
the C rim son 
th e ir 

ha • 
I L
re- 
t he
o f
respect rn 

to 

G e o r g e W h it e , D a d a 

N e w s ; 

tin 

se c tio n 

sp orts e d ito r g i v e s his o p in io n a- 
f o llo w s : “ G r a t i f y i n g to 
sup 
p o rters o f the S o u t h e r n M ethodist 
M u sta n g s w as the pr o of th e y g a v e 
in th a t g a m e as to th e ir a b iiitv to 
I n a d ­
I I I a p a ssin g attack . 
e x c e ll 
the be t 
dition to h a v in g perhap 
r u n n in g g a m e this 
has 
se e n sin c e the radical turn to the 
w id e -o p e n s t y l e play, the P o m e s 
ha v e r e t a in e d 
their aeria l c ir cu s 
intact. T h e y go t a f l y i n g s t a r t t o ­
ward s o m e so r t o f record a g a i n s t 
six 
T e x a s w h en 
o u t o f s e v e n passes a t t e m p t e d 
in 
the f i r s t h a lf, g a i n i n g 7 2 y ards, 
and 
tin- 
t h ir te e n 
high 
p e r c e n t a g e 
n e g o t i a t e d out o f 
tried fo r a 
tota l o v e r h e a d g a in o f 179 y a r d s . ”

the g a m e w ith 
o f 

th e y c o m p l e t e d 

f i n i s h e d 

'JI 

it 

T h e a e ria l a tta ck o f th e M us­
t a n g s has a l w a y s be e n one o f the 
c h i e f d i f f i c u l t i e s f a c e d by an op
ti,
p o s in g e le v e n . T o o v o r c o n u 
d i f f i c u l t y 
is the n e c e s s a r y re­
q u isite to win from (lo a ch M orri­
c o m p l e t e d 
s o n ’a 
te a m . T h ir t e e n 
p a s se s o u t o f 21 af. nu I s 
is d e ­
c id e d ly a go o d p e r c e n t a g e , and it 
p r o v e s alm ost c o n c lu s i v e l y 
that 
P o n i e s h a v e one o f the s t r o n g e s t 
air a t ta c k s o f any te a m in the n a ­
tion.

By DI CK W L S T 

Boor's Stuff
H a n d ic a p p e d by > xco 

ju r i e s hut 

su pr em e ! 

a

t h e ir 

im pres 
la t 

a f t e r 
a g a i n s t B a y lo r 
cor 
T< xas L ou in .n m 
ye 
dilig< ut p r a t' it > 
an
i 
Men) >rial S t a d iu m 
to p r epa re 
the n m 
th e p o w e r f u l H orned T 
• niv ers 
T e x a C h ristia n 
S a t u r d a y . D e s p it e 
i 
the 
f e a t i n f l i c t e d on the B ear 
e n t e r s t fie I . < . I . f r a y d 
th e ural' id o g s.

for 

ii1.-

in I id

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u do 
T e x af 
•idedlv

( barg es 

th r o u g h 

laches L ittle field and J n r n e s 
i 
put 
long 
their 
s e s s io n s o f o f f e n s i v e drill y e s t e r ­
d a y w ith b o y , t I* WI :, a nd W e a v ­
th e r u n n in g . 
er d o i n g most o f 
K poi dally did the .Steers work on 
fo r t h e y arc’ 
their pas 
fu lly a w a r e 
line 
i m p r e g n a b le . N e w se ts 
is n e a r ly 
in t r ic a t e f o r ­
o f pass p l a y s fr o m 
-fu lly , 
m a t io n s w e n 
and by 
t h e T e x a s o f ­
f e n s e sh o u ld be polished so that 
it. will 
f u n c t i o n w ith clot k-like 
p r e c isio n .

o f f e n s e , 
that 

tried aurei 

the F r o g 

.Saturday 

T h e F r o g s , b o a s t in g a n o t h e r o f 

stilt 

f a m o u s 

Evans, 

in A ust in 

“ st e a m - r o l l in g

I tan Sail eld. 
. qiiYilly 
as 
i 
s sp ee d , d e r e p - 
* aptain B urins 

their 
lin es, will p r e se n t th e m o st v e r ­
satile clu b Mel o 
this 
ye ar. R a y m o n d “ B e a r ” W o l f has 
f o r w a r d wall 
d e v e lo p e d a gr ea t 
J o h n n i e
with 
as 
s i n h 
J. w.
V a u g h t , M adison P r u itt , 
.lack 
T o w n s e n d , 
Lon
.-'harken-o d, and
T h e b a c k fie ld 
po te n t , anil park 
tion, a n d p o w er .
( i r e e n , G r a s s y H in t o n , m a n a n 
S p e a r m a n , a n d R ed O liv e r coni 
Th 
pi i sc Sehm itll'
Christians r e ly m o s t l y on p o w e r
m ostly on powt
to 
t h e y s e e m 
[days and 
su e- 
c e s s f iii at 
I he Ti x;h 
this g a m e . 
A g g i e s w e r e su b d u e d 6-0, anil the 
o f f - t a e k l e s m a s h e s o f Olivet and 
la I 
w h ip p e d 
S p e a r m a n 
Week, 7 *h 
B la n t o n ,
gai t en, and 
ing 
injuries 
e d ly s t a r t 
t o his e x e c 
lor g a m e .
altun natl at cent cr.

( ' aig will un dou ht • 
iii 
! he back to Id, du e 
lh ut v. in k in t he Bay 
S m ith and B o w l e will

Burr, S t a f f o r d , B a u m - 
i Moody a re : ’ ill our 

H inton, Bl 
lied Olive! 
baekf odd. 

R ic e 

tx 

to go 

T h e F log< have not yet 

o f f e r ­
ed a eon fb rem e del e at, and se e m 
S o i l s 
d<- t hied 
a g a i n s t S. M. IF T h e P urple and 
W h ite w a r rio r s a l w a y s g i v e T e x a s 
ii s t i f f bat i Ie, and 
t his yt ar w ill 
he no e x c e p t i o n .

into 

t he 

S e v e r a l hu nd red fa n s 

a 
p e n a l 11 ain th nm I < 
to A u s t i n , a n d t h e y a r e 
last year 
id 
Tin* cont e s t will lo 
t he
in th e Bout Ii xvi 

to a v e n g e 

/ill board 
■t W o r t h 
let cr iii i ti­
ll d e f e a t , 
h e a d lin e r

t fo r this w eek .

th e T e x a - H arv ar d 

S t a t i s t i c s are, o f c o u r s e , 

na 
tu r a lly m e a n t t o p r o v e o m e point. 
O u t o f 
ami 
T e x a s - S . M . L . g a m e s h a v e e v o lv e d 
the f o l l o w i n g s t a t i s t i c s w h ich w e re 
c om p ile d b y th e S o u t h e r n JMP thod- 
ist A t h le t i c D e p a r t m e n t 
a t ­
t e m p t i n g to p r o v e th a t th e M u s­
t a n g s a re c a p a b le o f t a k i n g ca re 
bf a n y e le v e n in th e c o u n t r y .

in 

f i r s t d o w n s w h ile 

A g a i n s t T e x a - H arv ar d m ade 
8 . M. U. 
21 
c h a lk e d up a to ta l o f 23 w ith a 
t o t a l yard g a i n a g e o f 152 and 3 8 0 
c o m p le t e d 
r e s p e c t i v e l y . H arvard 
f i v e p a s s e s and S. M. I', m ade 
th ir tee n o f their t o s s e s g o o d , In 
p e n a lties , 
J o 
y a r d s and 
IO. 
A g a i n s t H arvard, the S t e e r s w e r e 
able to g a in 2 8 9 y a r d s but o n ly 
180 yards a g a i n s t the P o n i e s .

the C rim son d r e w 
th e M u s t a n g s 

the 

. a y s 

“ T h i s 

S. M. 

- a d ly Sacking 

is n o t w r i t te n w ith 

the 
p u r p o se o f a lib y in g f o r S o u t h e r n 
I 
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