'O L. X X X I .

Deans Give Out 
Official List Ot 

Faculty Named 
For Conference 
During Summer

Rooming Houses

Visual Instruction Meeting 
Held from June 16 
To June 21

The First College Daily in the South

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , M A Y 20, 1 9 3 0 .

Curtain Club Presents 
Three One-Act Plays 
May 21 for Four Days

Summer Session f<aCUlf y T a k e s U p 
bub-Lommittees 

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N o. 195.

IlCUQC fvlllCS AflU

Board and lodging a c co m o d atio n s for su m m e r s tu d e n ts a t tho I ni- 
f i s i t y include 110 rooming houses and one d o r m ito r y to r m en, and 
tx d o rm ito rie s, eleven s o r o rity houses, font a p a r tm e n t houses, - - I
borning houses, a n d eleven h o a r d in g houses fo r w om en, acco rd in g 
A
f“e D ean o f Men and 

th e official list of ap p ro v e d houses j u s t released by th e o f tic e s ot , ® 

th e D e a n *

W om en.

Ant

I
thj40 

p e r m o nth w ith 

I T h ir ty - n in e of the l i t ) rooming 
es f o r men also se rv e meals 
r a t e s v a r y in g from $28.50 to 
th e m ost 
Ipular price r an g e fro m $32 to 
15 m onthly. Rates 
room 
aly lu n g e from Sd to $12.60 per 
th e m o st 
id nth, w ith $10 as 
the 
it tie C a m p u s D o rm ito r y f o r m en 
$12 p e r t e r m o r $22.50 fo r
r
ie whole su m m e r 
for a {-'ingle 
lorn, an d $‘J p e r t e r m and $16
for 

price. C h a rg e s a t 

te r m s p e r p e r s o n 

both 

f o r 

ttl

tin ad u la r 

Pollard Speaks 
At Newman Club 
Sunday Morning

Scholarships Announced At 
Annual Communion 
Breakfast

W ith ( laude P o llard o f Hous-

»"•' A '1*1" 1- 

as 

m g e 

t e x a s

r a n g e 

bilbie rooms. No m e a l, a r e of- Ken, .al of 
red a t th e d o rm ito ry .
Board and 

p rincipal 
sp e a k e r, the N ew m a n Club of th e 
U niv ersity b r o u g h t t h e i r activities 
fo r the y e a r to a close w ith th e ir 
a n n u a l com m union b r e a k f a s t S u n ­
d ay m o rn in g a t N e w m a n Hall.

lod g in g f o r w om en 
p e r 
f r o m $29.50 to $45 
o r fro m $65 to $90 per 
? 4 I aith, 
f ro m 
Rooms only 
“im .
^ 
A n n o u n c e m e n t w as m a de of tw o 
7.50 to $15 p e r m o n th . T he six 
a w a rd s t h a t a r e b eing m a de 
by 
o rm ito r ie s a r e able 
to aceomo- 
th e N ew m an Club this y e a r fo r the 
a te 742 girls f o r both board and 
firs t tim e. F a t h e r William Blakes-
>dging. T h e Alice 
L ittlefield 
to rm itory 
in c h a rg e of Miss: lee. cha p la in o f the N e w m a n Club, 
a r t h a G. L o c k e tt; G ra c e Hall is c r e a te d a ch a p la in a w a r d , a gold 
to 
rec ted by Mrs. C. R. K in g ; Mrs. pin given 
th e m ost w o rth y 
o f th e club. T h e a w a rd 
W. Robbins is d ir e c to r of K irby m e m b e r 
a ll; S iste r B a rro m e o is in c h a rg e this y e a r w e n t to L ucy H e rm e s of 
f N ew m an H all; S cottish Rite H allettsville.
lorm itory is d ire c te d by Mrs. J. 
d K a u f m a n ; 
hadw ell 

to 
th e na- 
recom 
Building. O sca r J. Brunk- m e n d atio n of th e local club. T he 
n h o e f e r is m a n a g e r of th e Little N ew m a n ( lub is m a k in g a nom ina- 
Hon this y e a r f o r th e f i r s t tim e,
a m p u s D o rm ito ry f o r men. 
r e s t a u r a n t s , , n a m in g M enton M u r ra y of Mer- 

P earl o u ts t a n d in g m e m b e rs by 
th e 

and Mrs. 
is d ir e c to r o f th e Wo- 

ti opal f e d e r a tio n on 

N u m e r o u s cafes, 

H onor keys 

a w a rd e d 

f

a r e 

is 

n d o th e r e a tin g houses c a te r to J cedes f o r th e aw a rd.
T he Uni
Diversity p a tro n a g e . 

T u r n to P ag e 2. Col. 2

around the 

perip

wi t h 

t h e 

b u z z a r d

Carlos FL C a s ta n e d a , f a c u lty ad 
| visor, m ake a n n o u n c e m e n ts of the 
j scholarship a w a rd s fo r n e x t year. 
I 
T he Rev. J. E lliot Ross sc h o la r ­
s h i p , fo u n d e d in 1924 by f r ie n d s 
of F'ather Ross, f o r m e r chaplain 
of th e N ew m a n F lub, w as a w a r d ­
of 
to M ary Dassie P la c e tte 
ed 
P o r t A rt h u r.

W e a t h e r R e p o rt . 

T a r lto n 
in
ing o u t th e fa n s, le m o n ad e , ( ? ) , hon or of th e f o r m e r p r o fe s s o r of 
th e School of Law of th e U n ive r- 
e . . . o r w h a t have you? . . . . 
l o o k , s ity, w as a w a rd e d fo r n e x t y e a r to 
GAY M O R E 

s t a r t get- scholarship, fo u n d ed 

T he J u d g e B e n ja m in 

t r y i n g to 

in 1920 

ei ions “ wid dem big placid e y e s” M e n to n M u rray.

. . 
B U B B A H A R K R I D E R 
broke 

IA R V IN B R O W N 
ate s w hen 
in n e r w as $1.50 a p la te . . . 
f D E X T E R S H E L L E Y says 

th e y discovered 

T he M exican I n d u s tr ia l scholar-
and ship, c r e a te d in 1928 by C arlos E. 
t h e i r ; C a s ta n e d a , L a tin -A m e ric a n lib r a r 
th a ti jan 0 f th e U n iv ersity , w as aw a rd- 
ed n e x t y e a r to Louis G am ez of 

it’ll K au fm a n .

n sp ira tio n ! . . . 

a g r e a t foo tb all y e a r • • • o u g h t . A n n o u n c e m e n t w as m a de o f a 
w ith J A N E BOM F.RS as H IS new scholarship s t a r t e d te m p o ra ri- 
to
It w as 
of 

and DOR- be m a d e by n e x t 
B L A N C H E H A A G 
a re 
G R I F F I T H 
HFIA 
r ie n d s of MA F E R G U S O N back ^ an A ntonio.

Iv this y e a r, which is plann ed 

to E d w a r d M ireles 

g r e a t a w a rded 

y ea r. 

d e a r ’ole T em ple . . . 
P E R R Y H A R R I S ’ alibi of 

a s ” is g e t tin g old . . . w hat doe> 

do . . . d rin k it? . . 
E D G A R 
M IL D R E D 

town th e G a r ris o n H all ste p s w ith 
yep* it w as an “ A ’

big grin 

A p u rse, mad*' up i m em b ers
no of the N ew man Club, was p re se n t- 
p o t h e r Blake! leo, chaplain of 
the
com ing b r e a k f a s t A g if t was also made 
j 0 b n J u n i o r Bell, r e ti r in g pres-

J the d u b , a t th e 

close 

(,d 

of 

id e n t o f the N ew m a n Club,

 

. 

L

t? 

. 

it 

.» 

had

0_____

S H E w o n ’t tell

If H E L E N E N G E L K IN G

Music fo r the ooi a-io n wa 

f u r ­
nished by A lma M anor with selec-
(tnt a n o t h e r te a s p o o n full of s a lt tions on the h a rp , and G aribaldi 
h e r c o f f e e y e s t e r d a y m o r n in g j- ^ j jjOSq Ue w j^b p ia no selections.
th e c a f 

. • well, som e body 
I A
auld have called th e w agon ! . . . 
f r a n c i s P a r k e r an d j o h n Lathan Made Mead
V A L L o u g h t to borrow a p e n n y Of University T r o o p
md flip 
ou all a n y w a y

M ilburn L a th a n of T a y lo r was 
elected p r e s id e n t at th e m e e tin g
U n iv e r s ity H e a d q u a r te r s
ng up h e r g u n 
joing 
and 
to spend 
fe looking fo r th e g u y t h a t to ld Twenty-F’o u rth C av alry S un day 
l e r E nglish 
ourse . . . . 
lucky 
loud 

F r a n k H am b y o f A ustin was
Joe 
secretary* 

I t ’s 
h im e s 
b u zz ard s \ ; ew m an 
leeping b e tw e en classes o u t t h e r e ^r ,.a ^urf. r 
n th e g ra ss su rely depend on it r e a p p o in t(,d r e p o r te r .

r e - t of h er Y roop o f th e One H u n d r e d 

clock e ]ect ed vice p re sid e n t, and 

Clip m o r n in g a t C am p Mabry,

. . . claim s 
th e 

C L A I R E H A M IL T O N 

G lenn B urgess wa 

th e 
. • th e 

0f L ufkin , 

is polish- 

12 w as 

to w e r 

she s 

a 

. 

. . 
S L E E P Y M A D IS O N confessed
h a t he called all over tow n tr y -
ng to g e t a d a te until finally he
the G am m a
lad 

to fall back on 

, --------------o ---------------
Cactus Obtained A t 

B. Hall From 9 to 6

hi’* . . . .

ROY S A N D E R S 

le a n in g on a 

m id box on th e d r a g . . .

V E N A B L E 

F I T Z H U G H . E L ­
TON M A Y F IE L D . M’B U R N E T T , 
md J A K E L O O N E Y e n jo y in g a 
tot r o u n d of golf . . .
Z E R IL D A RO SS 

h ard ly 

can 

from 

A p p ro x im ately 2,250 copies o f 
th e 1930 C a ctu s had been d is t r ib ­
u te d 
th e o ffic e y esterd ay , 
a n d copies w ere mailed to s tu d e n ts 
who have w ith d r a w a n and to sp e­
cial subc ribe rs. T he r e s t o f 
th e 
mail copies will be s e n t o u t today. 
T he C a ctu s will he d istrib u te d 
' in ev e ry d a y a t B. H all 119 fro m 9 

. 

. 

L A V E R N E K IN G , 

. w o n d e r how H E o ’clock u n til 6 ob lock.

va it to see t h a t “ c e r ta in boy
Lockhart 
eels a b o u t th is th in g ? . . . . 
^ L A V E R N E 
l o o k i n g f o r El 
MAN . . .
I OTIS BOW) 
D illin g h am ’* wide open spaces on and S u n d a y to visit th e ir son, Bob j he 
I m o torcycle 

E S T H E R G L O S S E R - Mr. and Mrs. R o b e rt L. B ald­

of 
in A ustin S a tu r d a y

ridge and d a u g h t e r , D o ro th y, 

O T IS B O W E R S going 
_____ 

E D IT O R V IS1T 5 CA M P U S

out to ( b f to n w ere 

i B aldridge. 

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u su a l, 

tsk 

as 

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Tho final C u r ta in Club p ro d u c tio n of the y e a r will he given at the 
S Hall studio b eg in n in g W e d n es d ay , May 21, for a fo u r-d a y ru n . 
I T h re e one aet plays will be p re s e n te d . T he flirfcrtiofc, p ro d u c tio n , and
Schedule Released m ake up will he com pleted by th e clu b m em bers. A m y s te ry play,
‘‘Dw ellers in D a rk n e ss ," by R eginald Berkley, will be d ir e c te d by
♦ F re d MeridiUl. Mary J o Y oung 
j will play the part of Phillis V yn er ;j 
E s t h e r Mae T a r v e r . Mis. Y v ner;
| H orace Akin, Mr. V y n e r ; Allen 
Shivers, M o rtim e r; Bob Cole, P ro 
fcsso r U r q u h a r t ; and Bob Snak-
a i d , H enry.

Refund Proposed 
On Sealy Wi l l 
By Legislators

Demonstrations And 
Discussions

ence will begin J u n e 16 and c o n ­

t in u e th r o u g h J u n e 21. T h e f a c u l­

T h e Visual I n s tr u c tio n C o n f e r ­

® ory O

Includes 

light 

,

T he 

farcla l 

com edy, 
by 
“ M eredew V Right H a n d ,” 
A r t h u r H. (iibbs. will he d irected 
by Kula Lee M cKnight. T he east 
will be- composed of the following:
l i n y ('asw ell, playing th e p a r t of
J a n e : Allen 
Bubi Je ssen, G uy; H elen Engl#*! 
king, Mrs. Merrill.

— —— -

d>recto, 

ty f o r th is f e a t u r e of th e su m m e r ! 
school includes th e fo llow ing: Dr. Coitally, Briggs Introduce 
F r e d e r ic k Eby, 
of th e 
s u m m e r session and p ro fe sso r of 
the h isto ry and philosophy of edu-
T h u rm a n
cation. D r. 
‘ " “ ■"""J I 
M anuel, p r o fe s s o r o f e d u c a tio n a l 
p h y s i o l o g y ; T. It* S helby, dea n of 

Measure for Tax
Return

i n i q u i t y School of Medicine in

J „ h n S o . l . y H ospital 

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

l l i w h e . 

a i t h *

• 

i 

* r* I 

* 

*11 * 

» 
receive 

iwifuntl I 
a r e r u n a i ^ 

f ro m 

in tro d u c e d 

th e T r e a s u r y I 

which has been 

a n d p r o - , G alveston w i l l 

he Division of E x te n s io n 
th
e sso r of e d u c a t io n ; Dr. Daniel C. j of $400,000 
fe
^
K now lton, p ro fe sso r of visual in- D e p o r t m e n t , prov id ed th a t a b i l l j will p]ay tho 
s t n j c ti o n a n d h istory, ! ale I niver* 
s it y ; W. A. C lark , J r . , dea n and 
p r o f e s s o r o f e d u c a tio n , ( la re n d o n 
J u n i o r C o l le g e ; Dr. J o h n M a t­
th ia s K uehne, p r o f e s s o r of physics; 
Miss T h elm a W haley, s u p e rv is o r of 
public-school a r t. A u s tin ; Dr. J. W. 
Baldwin, a d j u n c t p r o fe sso r of th e 
a r t of te a c h in g , a u t h o r o f “ T he 
Social S tu d ies L a b o r a t o r y ” ; Mrs. 
C h a rles J o e Moore, chief of the 
visual in s tru c tio n b u r e a u , U n iv e r ­
sity of T exas.

S e n a t o r Tom Conally a n d R e p re ­
of 
se n tativ e Clay S to n e Briggs 
(Galveston d istric t, is passed. This 
bill would 
above 
r e f u n d 
am o u n t which was paid as an in­
th e Sealy b e ­
h e r ita n c e 
q u e s t of a p p r o x im a te ly $13,000,- 
| OOO which w en t to the hospital.

tax on 

ton.

th e 

by 

.

.

Named Monday 

Tw elve Groups to Provide 
Entertainment And
Recreation

Duties Explained

Budget Fixed Next Monday 
For Work Of 
Divisions

T h e c o m m itte e 

on 

rec re a tio n 

and e n t e r ta i n m e n t 

fo r 

sum m er 

school m et Monday 

a f t e r noon, 

Main Building 172, and various 

s ub c o m m itte e s w ere ap pointed to 

do the w ork of th e su m m e r se s­

sion. T h ese c o m m ittee s a r e 

as

Degree Changes

R e com m enda tion s fo r rigid p le d g in g r u le s for social fra te r n itie s , 
p re se n te d by Dean Y. I. Moore, c h a irm a n of a fac u lty co m m it;'© 
a p p o in te d to stu d y th e situ a tio n of s t u d e n t social org an iz atio n s, v .ll 
be co n s id ered this T u esd a y a f t e r n o o n a t 4 o ’clock in G arriso n Hall I, 
Dr. M. R. G utach, s e c r e ta r y of the g e n e ra l fac u lty , sta te d. T hese
— > r e c o m m e n d a tio n s by th e c o m m it­
te e wen* sent to m em bers o f the 
g e n e r a l fa c u lty a m onth ago.

 

Faculty Members 
Will Make Talks 
At Graduations

List Compiled and 

Issued 

By Division Of 
Extension

fifte e n 

h o u rs work will 

T he rule r e g a rd in g first se m es­
t e r pledging re q u ir in g the passing 
of 
be 
ch a n g ed to d em a n d a C av e ra g e 
a n d a to ta l o f 225 points, if the 
c o m m itt e e ’s 
is 
a do pted.

re c o m m e n d a tio n 

ju d g e 

th e final 

It is also rec o m m en d e d th a t the 
d ea n of s tu d e n t life be given the 
in 
p o w er t o be 
fo rb id d in g f r a t e r n a l gro u p s 
the 
th e ir 
p rivilege of p le dging when 
in sa tis f a c to r y 
fin a n c e s a r e n o t 
co ndition. T h e f a c u lty discipline 
c o m m itte e now holds the pow er of 
final decision 

in such eases.

Shivers. M eredew ; follows; publicity. Dr. W. A 

Fel*

sing, p ro fe s s o r of c h e m is try ; pull-

rJI/.HHrin ' HIU! ii >V 111 til"

M ary E liz abe th Colbert will iii- l h a t l o m . W. U McGill, m a n g e r
Iv* cl I V 
..'F in d e r s K e e p e r s ” a s a t i r e J o f s tu d e n t p u b lic a tio n s ; public iec-
 C u i b e r t ! t a r e s , Dr. A aron S c h a f f e r , profes-

^

 

|pad> Mrs> A ldrich;

sor o f Rom ance la n g u a g e s ;

A co m plete list o f f a c u lty m e m ­

bers who will m ake 

c o m m e n c e ­

ment 

v ario u s:
(Jo-1 high schools h a s b e e n com piled 

a d d r e sse s a t th e 

 

list 

w us 

---------- — o 

i p a r tm e n ta l 

th e b la n k e t 

T ic k e ts are 

fo r 25c 
th e r o ­

le ctu res , Dr. E. R.

fo r sale 
in 
ta x 

T errill, dean of William T y le r M ather, 

plus 
t u n d a of the Main Building.
— —

und issued by th e Division o f F^x-1 
tension.
T he 

Machines Ready 
For Speeding Up 
Registrar’s Work

A n o th e r r e c o m m e n d a tio n would 
give th e d u ty o f e n f o r c in g all reg-* 
is as follow s: May 2,
u la tio n s g o v e rn in g s tu d e n t social
Miss R o b e rta L avender, associate
p r o f e s s o r of classical 
la n g u ag e s, o r g a n iz a tio n s to th e co m m ittee on 
ut B u f f a lo ; May 16, Dr. C harles s t u d e n t social o rg an iz atio n s. This 
F linn A rrow ood, p ro fe s s o r of edu- c o m m itte e is b e s t equipped to in­
t e r p r e t th e m e a n in g of rules gov- 
c a tio n , a t B row nsville; and Dr. 

Lee T h o m a s will ta k e th e p a r t of
Mr. Aldrich, and A gnes Williams
will play the p a r t of Mrs. H u m p - Vrofv^mr of Rom ance lang 
uages, and Dr. ll. T. M anuel, pro 
f es sor of edu cation al psychology; 
exhibits, S. FL Gideon, associate 
p ro fe sso r of a r c h ite c tu r a l design 
an d a r c h ite c tu r a l h isto ry ; veeop-
tions, Miss Ruby 
w om en ; local excursions, Miss I / d - 1 o f physics, a t O zo n a ; M ay 22, Dr. 
b an W e s te r; folk night and n ov­
F r e d C. A yer, p r o fe s s o r of edu- 
In o r d e r to m a k e th e f r a t e r n i t y 
elty p ro g ra m s, Miss N ina Lee 
r a ti o n a l a d m in is tra tio n , a t E din- ru les in th e hand b o o k m ore sim- 
W eisinger, a d j u n c t p r o fe sso r of
b u r g ; Dr. J . O. M a rb e rry , p ro f es- pie, i t is su g g e sted t h a t the w ord 
R om ance la ngu ages, C. FL C asta- 
: aor of ed u c a tio n , a t B u r k b u r n e t t ; I 
neda, L atin -A m e ric a n 
d ir e c to r of w o rd 
Donald Joseph, a d j u n c t p r o fe s s o r ath letics, a t San A n g e lo ; F. E m places.
o f Rom ance la ngu age s, Mrs. Mar- 
g are t Kress, 
in Ro­
m an ce la n g u a g e s ; m otion pictures, 
Mrs. C h a rles J o e Moore, chief of 
the visual in stru c tio n b u r e a u ; cho­
ral club, David G r i f f in ; s u p e rv is o r 
of all-U niversity dance an d 
vice
c h a irm an o f the c o m m ittee , A m o 
N ow otny, a s s is ta n t dean of m e n ; 
g e n e r a l ch a irm an of J u ly 
gram , Dean V. I. Moore. 

a t
t h a t body will also
m e m b e rs will m a ke a d d re s s e s : TC be t a k e n up T u e s d a y , and m in or
IL Shelby, d ea n of th e Division of j ch a n g e s 
E x te n sio n , at M a r f a ; I. I. Nelson, I m a s t e r 
a d j u n c t p r o fe s s o r o f 
te a c h in g , at C a rriz o S p rin g s ; Dr. 
F r e d C, Ayer, a t Brow nsville; Dr. C ox and Hert A ttend

Data Concerning Students 
Punched on Cards 
By Hand

in c e r ta in d e p a r tm e n t a l 
r e q u ire - 
of a r t s d e g re e 
the a r t of J m e n ts will be discussed.

May 23, the follow ing f a c u lty m e e tin g s o f 

p ro fe sso r P in in g such o rg a n iz a tio n s, 

l i b r a r ia n ;! Dr. IL J. E ttlin g e r, 

h e rs o f th e g e n e r a l f a c u lty 

in s t r u c to r in Bible, 

in a num ber of

in stru c to r 

“ pledging 

Midland. 

in itiated 

------------

J e w e t t , 

sta te d .

a t 

it 

is

Small a t te n d a n c e of th e mem-

be s u b s titu te d fo r the

ta x 

Legislation w as o f fe re d to ex ­
em p t th e in stitu tio n f r o m paying 
tw o y e a rs ago w ith o u t 
j th e 
ac tion being ta k e n . Mr. S e a ly ’s 
will le ft o ne-h alf of th e e s ta t e to 
th e hospital, and d esig n ated 
th a t 
income from the r e m a i n ­
c e rta in 
ing one-half of 
the e s ta te was 
to go to nam ed bene ficia ries d u r ­
ing th e ir life 
is 
asked to e x e m p t the 
in h e rita n c e 
fro m ta x a tio n on the g ro u n d s th a t 
i t was willed f o r c h a rita b le p u r ­
poses.

tim e. C o n g res s 

a 

fix 
p r e c e d e n t 
persons of w ea lth 

The T r e a s u r y D e p a rtm e n t op­
posed e x e m p tin g the e s ta te on the 
c h a r ita b le b equ e sts, sa y in g t h a t it 
u n d e r 
w ould 
could 
which 
m ake sim ilar provision 
th e ir 
th e p a y m e n t of 
bills and escape 
in h e rita n c e ta x.

M a c h i n e s a r e now ready for use 
in the R e g is tr a r ’s office by which 
a n y sta tistics desired m a y he ob ­
ta in ed in a sh o r t tim e. 
I he m a ­
chines o p e r a te th ro u g h a n u m e r i­
cal code, a c e r ta in n u m b e r repro-1
th e
Henting every item o f d es ire d in-J N ea rly a l | thp m e m h ors of 
f o rm a tio n . Upon a c a r d w ith col- co m m ittee w ert, pre9 e n t a t 
the 
u m ns h eaded nam e, school adm it- j me<?tjn(r> and th e w ork o f th<1 (>om. 
te d, age, n a tiv ity, school le giste i m ittee was ex plained to m em bers, 
ed 
fro m , religion, o cc upation of I moat of whom a r e new. T he biulg- 
p a r e n ts , scholastic record, etc., th e | e(. wi„ be fjxed flt mpetin(f Rcxt
n u m b e rs r e p r e s e n tin g nam e, age,
r* • 
place o f birth, and o t h e r d a t a of
G i v e n Scholars!! P interp gt r e g a r d in g a p a r ti c u la r Btu*
,, d e n t a r e punched with holes by a 
„ ted pune)l.

M onday a f te rn o o n 
Main Building 172.
-------------- o—

A ntonette Bracher
 

A n to in e tte Bra, her, re sid e n t of h an d 

— ---------- o--------------

in 

a t 4 o’clock, blo; 

 

o f W o m e n ’s

th e scho larsh ip of 

 ^
punched> th e 
 |n # | o r t ,ng m a rh in e which j

t h e W o m a n ’s Building, was a w a r d - , ^
th e T ex a s ^ ^
ed 
F e d e r a tio n 
( ' 1 *’ will s o r t th e cards ac co rd in g to
in a n v column. 
Mint A nnie W eb b Blanton, a n c r e - 1 
t a r p o f t h e , . c h e l a s h i p c o m m itte e , T h e rar(J, #re 
, 
t „ k(,n 
an n o u n c ed M onday. L ucy H erm es c # u n t # r w|)lch c o u n u th(, n u m b e r 
w as nam ed a s a l t e r n a t e 
 0, # 0 rtm p n t. Thf. 
Mise B ra c h e r fails to r e tu r n , Miss 
[na(.h ine w i„ a), 0 add th(. „ a t ls .
B lanton sta te d .

in case of (,a r d s , n ^

in f o rm o tio n 

r a r d ,

, h(.n 

ties in o r d e r to g e t an average.

Ii. S. U. Council 
For N ext Year 

Fleeted Sundog Deutscher Verein

fo r 

le c tu re s schedule 
In str u c tio n C o n f e r e n c e 

th e 
T he 
Visual 
is 
as fo llo w s: J u n e 16, 2 o’clock, 
M onday a f te r n o o n , “ R e ce n t A d­
v an c es in 
the V isual E d u c a tio n 
F ie ld ,” Dean S h elb y ; 3 o ’clock, 
“ T he P h o to p la y : Its C o n s tru c tio n 
an d P lace in a P r o g r a m of Visual 
I n s tr u c ti o n ,” by Dr. K w ow lton; 
T u e sd a y a f te r n o o n , J u n e 17: “ The 
S tr e n g th and W e ak n e ss of O bject 
Lesson T e a c h in g ,” by Dr. E by, a t 
th e 
2 o’clock. 
Use of th e P h o to p la y ,” Dr. K now l­
ton. W e d n e s d a y a f te r n o o n , J u n e 
18, 
“ Psychological
Principle* U n d e rly in g the Use of 
V isual Aids 
in E d u c a tio n ,” Dr. 
M a n u e l; 3 o’clock, “ T he P h o to ­
play 
C lassro om ,” Dr. 
in 
K n ow lton .

“ P r e p a r in g 

o ’clock, 

f o r 

the 

2 

T h u rs d a y a f te r n o o n , J u n e 19, 2 

T u r n to P a g e 2, Col. 6

L. C. Boone Honored 

By H og g Debaters

r e p r e s e n te d T ex a s 

The H ogg D e b a tin g Club held 
a special m e etin g M onday nig h t in 
th e Y. M. C. A. to c o n g r a tu la te 
L ester C. Boone, p re sid e n t of the 
club, who 
in 
the sem i-final c o n s titu tio n a l o r a ­
toric al c o n te s t which was held a t 
l i b e r t y , Mo., F rid a y , May 16. A l­
firs t 
th o u g h Boone did not win 
place, 
he 
m ade a good showing.

it was re p o rte d t h a t 

This news w as 

receiv ed in a 
le fte r to Miss B lan ton fro m Mr . 
FL FL M aloney, c o rre sp o n d in g sec* 
r e a r y o f th e f e d e ra tio n . T h e com­
m itte e of a w a rd s w as composed
T he H o gg D e b a tin g Club keys of Mrs. R. F. L indsay of M ount
P lea san t, p r e s id e n t; Miss Mary 
G earing, 

will a r r iv e n e x t M onday and will 
fie re a d y for distrib u tio n to those
who o rd ered keys, C h a rles Nacol mimics in th e U n iv e r s ity ; and M i s s 
associate
an n o u n c e d . 
[ p ro f e s s o r of e d u c a tio n a l adm inis-
th e U n iv ersity , se c r e ­

Annie W ebb B la n to n , 

p r o fe s s o r of hom e eeo

 ----------- 

o 

tr a t io n 
ta ry of the com m ittee .

in 

Engineers Hear Talk 

By M cNatt T oday

E xee u tive o ffic e r s who will 
make up the B a p tis t S t u d e n t U n ­
ion Council for th e y e a r 1930-3! 
w ere elected S u n d a y by th e s t u ­
dent d e p a rtm e n t o f th e U n iv ersity 
th'* 
Baptist < bunch M em bers of 
re 
council a r e 
new ly 
old 
quired 
th e 
>o ti tic ii for 
of 
this 
familial with t h e ir duties.

renusindetf 

to becut 

to 

ava ila b le 

in fo rm a tio n 

T hese m achines make all pos- 
ible sta tistics r e g a r d in g U niver­
sity s tu d e n ts 
the 
faculty. T hey m ake it possible to 
collect 
fo rm e rly not 
available b ecause th e office ~ta f f 
was too small to ta b u la t e it. These
mal bines will do a n y kind of s ta ­
tistic*! work, and m ay be used by | ization of the church, the 
an y d e p a r t m e n t in the U niversity 
T hey will he used to compile sta 
fistic* a b o u t this y e a r 's s tu d e n t 
rn th e U niversity.

elected 
to m e et w ith 
the 
in older 

ernest! I 

R e p re se n tin g th e s t u d e n t o rg an - 
B. S. U.
a 
council o p e r a te s and f in a n c e s 
mission with an 
e n r o ll m e n t of 
more th a n sev en ty -fiv e, m a n a g e -■ 
the en listm en t of s tu d e n ts in the 
activities o f th e church, co n d u c t- 
the o rch e stra, edits the c h u rc h b u l­
letin, and is 
a d m in is tra tiv e 
th e 
u n it of the s tu d e n t m e m b ers.

Dr. Battle to Speak

A t Southw estern

M ember 

-if n ex t y e a r ’s «un< I 
S p u rg e o n Bell,

t ’/ l o w s : 

a I e a 
p r e s id e n t; B e n tly Glass, vice pre 
ide n t; Jew el Sm ith, S u n d a y School 
r e p r e te n ta tiv e ; CL B. J e f f r e y , B. 
Y. P. U.; H o m e r Sim pson, so in! 
serv ic e; F,. Ii, M orrison, m i-ston ; 
M arguerite Banks, p erso n a l 

cr

Contract Let For

G ym nasium Lockers

The Ame? bran Society of ( ivil 
E n g in e r s will hold its last m e etin g 
of th e y e a r a t 7:30 o’clock tonight 
in F m gineering Building 212, F.. A. 
M c N a tt, p reside nt-ele ct, sta te d .

be 

T he m e e tin g will 

T w en ty -six h u n d r e d a n d tw e n ­
ty - fo u r F re d M e d art lo c k e rs and 
in the 
b e n 'h e n will he 
devoted 
new A uditorium -G ym naU ium 
by
m ainly to business m a tte r s and dis- 
the W. C. H ixon C om pan y of Dal 
c usions 
“ S tu d e n t
C h a p te rs of the A m erican Society I las, J. WL C alhoun , c o m p tro lle r, an-1 tJe*s a d d m s s w iU he a t te n d e d by 
of Civil Fmgineers in the U nited ; nounced Monday. S ealed bids were 
tbp w hole college a< it will ta k e
S t a t e s ” will be the s u b je c t of a rec eive d in 
the C o m p tro lle r ’- of- 
sh o rt talk by M c N a tt 
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Dr. VV. J, B attle, p rofessor of 
classical la n g u ag e - in the U n iv e r ­
sity, w ill give an ad d re ss a t S o u th ­
w estern U niversity a t G eorgetow n 
this T u esd a y m o rn in g a t IO o ’clock 
on th e s u b je c t of Virgil. Dr. Bat

stu d e n ts. 

place of 

in -ta iled 

bv 

flee S a t u r d a y m o rn in g a n d 
Hixon C o m p a n y was selected 
of th e g io u p p i esen ta d , 

the 
ou t j 

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

im?allatioft in abo ut a m o nth , Mr. {{,,'a Karma in schooiv w here t h e r e . • f” b G reen , 
’ ,ro<’n * 
Calhoun sta te d.

I h<* 

lockers will be r e a d y ! (,r j ar, o rg a n iz a tio n sim ilar 

f o r 

O ffic e rs 

th e com ing y ea r 
w ere elected a t a m eeting o f Chi 
Upsilon, h o n o r a r y geological f r a ­
t e r n i ty for w om en, a t the home 
of Mrs. F re d M. Bullard Monday 
night. The o ffic e r s are G e r tr u d e 
Seidel, p r e s id e n t; Marian W itney, 
vice p r e s id e n t; Mr-. T em ple M ay­
haw, 
T he May m eet-ng 
s e c r e ta ry - tr e a s u i c r ; Mrs. 
F re d M. B ullard, co rre sp o n d in g M a them atic - Club has been po-t- on Virgil in th e I n iv e -rify 
s e c r e ta r y ; an d Mrs. 
k ee p er of th e archives. 

the 
m e eting of the Classical L an guagt 
Association af New O rleans 
or> 
the - o b je c t of “ V irgil’s H u m o r .” 
He is te ac h in g a g r a d u a te course

M eeting P ostponed

( \ FL Cook, poned until Monday, May 26, 

M athem atics Club 

CL U B G IV E S P IC N IC

spoke 

the 

o f 

at 
7:30 o’clock in G arriso n H all IOO.
W. M. B arnes, p r e sid e n t, anrtounc- 
ed. 

The m em bers 

R O B E R T S O N IN A U ST IN
S am L. R o b e rtso n , s tu d e n t 

Jo e Lee D orroh, in s t r u c to r in cal Club e n t e r ta i n e d with a picnic 
in the d e p a r t m e n t of pure m a tb e m a t- a t B a rto n S p rin g s M onday a f te r - 

th e r e g u l a r chapel v ,c e '* E a rn e s t f allow ay, fcfcasurut ; 

T he 

Society 

S colarship 

Hervjce*. C ladine Bolton, re c o rd in g se^re
o f t a f y ; C h ristine W illiams, social
J vjoythwestero U n iv e rsity , which i> > ■'wt' ,<‘t a r y , ( a t h e r in e B u tte , m usic;
^ dgirno Cloud, p u b lic ity ; FHza-
P h il 
i n s t r u c tio n ; Ju s tin
Beta K appa in school* w here th e re 
i n s t r u c tio n ;
is no Phi Beta K appa, will spon- P'a Kw<db b u lle tin ; Beulah
sor the program .
recently 

Hams, ca m p u s re la tio n s ; Jo e 
lyn O ’B augh, Y. W, C. A.

WU
Eve

Dr. 

a t 

to 

Zivley, Bird N a m e d 

A b D ance M a n a g e rs

^ R r » n i * f # » L

in s t r u c to r in I‘*ave 

Kl 
iyeW D r d U n i e i s 1 T 1 W l

4 p ro J. O. M a t h e n y , at E l e e t i n ; FL L. 
I J e w e tt, at W ink; Dr. J. VV. Bald 
win, a d j u n c t p r o fe s s o r of th e a r t
of te ac h in g , a t P o r t L av a ca ; Dr. I D r- A ' B - C ° *• dirt‘cto r ,)f 
t b ® 
C. F. A rrow ood, a t G a ine sville; Iiurt*au of B usiness Research, will
E r n e s t Clay Webb, 
Bible, a t San Benito. 

w eek 
B ra u n fe ls, w h e re he will a t te n d a
Retail Mer-
the
' bald
A ssociation o f Retail C re d it Men
: M ay 28, Dr. F r e d C. A yer, a t
Mercedes, and Dr. J. W. Baldw in, 
o f T ex a s, a n d th e T ex a s Retail
a t Mathis, M ay 29, D ean Shelby, ( rt‘d it B u re a u M ay 21. Dr. < ox
will sp e ak on a new service reri- 
a t Amarillo, a n d Dr. M a rb e rr y , at 
Dr. M a rb e rr y , d e l e d by the b u r e a u to c r e d it m a n ­
P earsall. 
the
a t Itasca.

May 26, T. H. Shelby, a t H u m - Join t session o f 

the 
\S 8 0 ciat ion of T ex a s, 

J. O. M arb erry . at Uvalde. 

in v a r io u s 

J u n e 2 

cities 

for

o f 

^

o

a g e rs 
- t ate.

T o Present Play

“ Die F e m e P rin z e s s in ” o r “ The 
Distant P rin c ess” 
by H e r m a n n 
S u d e rm a n n is th e title of a one- 
act play to tx- pre coted at 
the 
111 • m eetin g 
of 
the y e a r 
of 
D eu tsch e r V erein to n ig h t a t 7:30 
g ir ls ’ attudji hah 
( 
Mal y it ‘ ' " chai e play 
the p u t
of the princess, an d Nolan Schulze 

o< I 

th« 

also a t t e n d 

A r t h u r IL H e r t, m a r k e tin g spec­
in th e B u r e a u of Business 
ialist 
thi - 
R esearch, will 
m eetin g , and he will give an a1 
d re s s <>n “ Som e S ervices O ffe re d 
by th e B u r e a u o f B usiness R e ­
th e 
s e arch 
S ta te ”

to C r e d it Men o f 

Candidates May Get 

G raduation Outfits

love w ith 

, a k o * t h * ba r t of tho s t u d e n t who
faneies him self 
th- 
in 
pi n ess w h o m tie does not know, 
imag n a ry
and whom he tells of hi 
a f feet.ion 
Ie- cr 
personage. 
J a co ba Bait, M a rth a 
B ertschler, 
1. ll I 

Complote t he ca t .

thi king he» a 

a n d E lle n 

C l a ir e : 

“ M embers an d f rie n d s o f 
to attain! 

t h e ] 
club a re urged 
th is 
final m e e tin g ,” F'red FLkel, presi­
an n o u n c e d .
dent 
I her * w ll 
adm issi rn 
( bai g e i.

the < lub, 
n i 

he 

of 

G rad -ate- w -hing to p u r c h a -e 
caps and gow ns m u st place th e ir 
o r d e r s a t t h e Co-Op to d a y , M ay 
20; th ose who desire to r e n t th e m 
may do so as la te a s M ay 28, C. 
W. 
m a n a g e r, 
t ated.

S w enson, 

sales 

R ented ca ps a n d gow ns m ay be 
called fo r e i t h e r J u n e 6 o r 7, a n d 
fat one week. Ap- 
.n iy f<e 
: p ro x im a te ly tw o h u n d r e d caps a n d 
gown.*- hav e been sold, a n d 256 
have been r e n t e d to date.

pt 

F. M. Price A ppointed 
T o Naval A ca d em y

P ric e 

(R ed ) 

h a- been 

F o r r e s t M. 

a d m itte d to 

o f 
A u -tm has j u s t received w ord t h a t 
th e 
he 
I nited S ta te s Naval A cademy a t 
A nnapolis. He took hi e x a m i n a ­
tions in April.
P ric e, who 

is a j u n io r s t u d e n t 
in the College of F!nginecring, r e ­
ceived his a p p o i n tm e n t fro m R e p ­
re s e n ta tiv e J. P, B u c hana n. P ric e 
is a m e m b e r of 
tho U n iv e r s ity 
S wim m ing Club and the U n iv ersity 
A e ro n a u tic a l Society.

A .I.E .E . to Elect

O fficers T onight

T he A m e ric a n I n s titu t e of Elec- 
| tric al F!ngineers will elec t o f f - 
a 
eels f o r th e com ing y e a r a t 
m e e tin g to n ig h t at 7:15 o’clock in 
the New E n g in e e r in g L a b o r a t o r y 
IOO. This will be th e la st m e e t ­
ing 

th is y ea r,

P la n s f o r n e x t y e a r will, be 
discussed a n d all u n fin ish e d b u si­
ness will be b r o u g h t up to date.

Today's Events 
On the Campus

Tue»dajr

3:30 o’clock— Texas-A. & M.

baseball g am e a t Clark Field.
o ’clock— G eneral 

F a c u lty 
in G arriso n Hall a u d i t o r ­

4 

and S c i e n c e 

t he College of A rt 
of th e U n iversity in 1923-24 and 
a m e m b e r of K app a S igm a f r a 
in A ustin w here 
t e r n i ty , 

is now 

b s, will talk on “ C o n j u g a te S ets.” noon. The g u e s ts included Dr. VV. c h a irm an o f 

th e

com m ittee, an- th e Texas*A. & M baseball g am es m e e ts 

In v ita tio n s for th** club d inner. J. Battle, Miss R obe rta L avender, 
which will be given a t L om a Linda Dr. D. A. P enick, Dr. a n d Mrs H. 
.Mini Ruby T e n ill, and 
F riday, May 23, are n ow being J. Leon, 

. 

. 

. 

. 

. 

„ 

, ,

, 

nounced. Ben Bird was appoint- at Clark Field th is T u e s d a y a f te r -
ed a s s is ta n t m a n ag e r. noon and W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n at
to 
to ta l bring th e ir m a rc h books but a r e 

P r o f its f r o m th e S a tu r d a y night 3 :3Q o ’clock. M em bers a r e 

ium.

7 :15 o’clock— A. I. E. E. m e ets
in new E n g in e e r in g Building IOO.
E. meets
7 :3 0 o’clock— A. S. C. E. met

in te n d s 

t n t home. 

to m ake a p e r m a n mailed, Anne Breese, m e m b e r of m e m b ers of all L atin a n d Greek dunces to data fo r this veal 
I $8,9,16.30, Morrison sta te d . 
classes. 

i t h e social co m m ittee , said, 

[ not to w ear th e ir u n ifo rm s. 

in E n g in e e r in g Building 212,

-■hail,- Zivin «... app' n 

g e n e r a l d ance manage! fur 

the 
o f the Class}-! long session 1930-1931 a t a meet- 
jng o f th e dan c e com m ittee Mon­
a f t e r n o o n , Bill Morrison.
day 

B a n t| P la y s a t A .& M . 
^ 
Baseball G am e T o d ay

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T U E S D A Y , M A Y 20, 1930.

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I n v e s t i g a t i o n 

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SIX ON H O S P I T A L I IST
for M o n d a y

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D irector o f Inter-collegiat

I. I.TTI IN G E R .

N O T A T W I N !

-tru ctio n 
in th e S ocia l S t u d i e s , ’ J p r o je c to r , 
Dr. B a ld w in ; 2 o ’clock, “ R e su m e c a te o f p ro p ecto rs, 

ta lk in g pict 
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S p ecial < nut e f'T public school i ],.■ show n. 

jpCi visors and 

te a c h e r s w ill be 

n o f R e c e n t Ex- etc. An Illu strated le c tu r e will 
be C h ro n icles o f j g iv e n b y Mr. ( lark on ’ L eo if 
Dr. Dr, K u eh n e will e x p la in c o lo r p 

P h o t o d r a m a V ’ 

t o g r a p h y and Illu stra te w ith

A m erican 
K n o w lto n . 

S a tu rd a y a ft e r n o o n . J u n e 21J 2 j slid es h e has mad*

o'clock , “ Problem*-- In P ro jec tio n ,
Mrs, M oore; 3 o'c loc k , “ Th# N e w 
th 
p ictu re and 

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S ch o o l,” Dr. giv* n b y Miss T h e lm a W h a ley , in- j
public J

the 

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f o llo w in g : 
The laboratory « ' c e d u l e , 0 to 12 I school art t a u g h t w ith s 
o ’clock du lly, b e g in n in g T u e sd a y . 1 a p p rec ia tio n , p r e se n tin g 
lu n e 17, is under the d ir e c t io n o f J to ch ild ren , posed pi* tart 
Mr. C lark, Mr*. Moore, an d a 
corps o f amd*t a I 
lio ns, 
discussion
n e nts will 
rohlei

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ex p ert- t u r e ; d r a w in g anil d e sig n , nat

and 
Die 
d e c tr ic it y , w irin g , light. I 

f o l lo w in g stu d y and col*

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power, a s s e m b lin g and o p e r a ti n g ranged 
a la n ter n , o p a q u e p ro jectio n , film I the a f t e r n o o n for 

L ab ora to ry periods will he a r -; 
i n ( 
th e Rummer \

f o llo w in g th e 

le c t u r e s 

p e r a tin g a m o t io n p ic tu r e 

sch ool 

s t u d e n ts w h o ca n n o t a1

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from her brother-in- 
husband 
law . w ho is his e\a< t I eplica.

to d is tin g u ish 

Faculty N am ed -

( C o n tin u ed from P a g e I )

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F U N E R A L H O M E 
A M B U L A N C E

SPECIAL
CLEARANCE
SPRING & EARuY 
SUMMER MERCHANDISE
For W om en, Misses, and ( air Is

DRESSES
W ere $ 1 6 .5 0 and 
$ 1 9 .5 0

$9.85

HATS
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$ 1 . 0 0

G I F T S

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S p e c ia l fo r G r a d u a tio n
Many Other A rticles 
Drastically Reduced

The Bluebonnet Shop

P h o n e 4 7 7 2

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Dollars •

Go by Motoi Coach

T h o e c o n o m y of motor 
coach travel will surprise 
you. W ith o u t a simple sac­
rifice in trave! comfort the 
MODERN MOTOR COACH 
brings you, at dollar saving 
fares,the added pleasure 
of g rea t scenic highway*.

A FEW LOW FARES

$'2.40

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

Civilization.

w w e r e I e e l m g v e r y w e i 

a t i s f i e d w i t h o u r s e l v t 

!
i nian

a s o n e <*t 

th e eM rnpoti*ntvi of 

(in 

a H U p e r- c iv ilv.a t io n . W e 

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i n n t . - n t i - d l v a b o u t o u r rjelioH.

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n o o n 
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to grail# 
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Light is the first o f painters.
— AMERSON

b u i l d i n g s

ill Which 
You Take Pride

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and m em orial stru ctu res arc so often 

O n TRF CAMPT I w here elans b u ild in g s 

/ I “ B e s t A l l 

— ’ R o u n d 

S t r o n g m u s c l e s and n e r v e s 
of i r o n d o n ’t c o m e f r o m j us t 
. un i e x e r c i s e . 
wi l l p o w e r 
“ T h e b e s t all ’r o u n d a t h l e t e ” 
of the s e n i o r c l a s s w ill he the 
m a n w h o k e e p s a c l os e w a t c h 
on his v i t a m i n s .

A t h l e t e ”

tapas in a m o st easil y d i g e s ­
tible f o r m all the v i t a m i n s , 
p r o t e i n s , m i n e r a l sal ts a n d 
c a r b o h y d r a t e s n e c e s s a r y . In
t r a i n i n g and out, e a t a bo wl 

S h r e d d e d W h e a t s a v e s t h os e 
w h o a r e o u t f o r a t h l e t i c 
h on ors, a h e a p of t i m e a n d 
w o r r y - S h r e d d e d NS h e at c on- 

of S h r e d d e d VV h e at e v e r y
m o r n i n g wi t h pl en ty of w h o l e
m i lk .is t h o u s a n d s tit other
s u c c e s s f u l a t h l e t e s do*

d istin g u ish ed by th eir n oble form , flood­

lig h tin g eq u ip m en t serv es to p ro lo n g the 

enjoy in en t of th eir lieaoty aud lo en minus 

pride 

iii th** in stitu tio n . » 

* S ueh an

ap plication i* m ade for the new I h od not 

eam p an ile at S outh Ibikoht Stat*- 

iii In en t gift o f an alu m n u s, E lectrically 

o p e r a t e d ch im es sou ial tile h ou rs and 

are heard iii concert*4. Vt n ig h t, sh a h s o f 

I lr I IM ne of thrn (jmghlin * ,uxpnnlli> at South Ila ha ta -rata
1 1 I", rh n u anti tit A a t ne a r th tte r u
C ollen <• B r ittlin g •, v 

ligh t from G eneral E lectric Hood Ugh tin g p rojectors effect a p ictu re o f su p erb beauty 

d on e iii flu* s c h o o l co lo r s aud w h ile. From th e air. th e tow er is id en tified by the

Im-ti in from a G E airway beacon su rm o u n tin g th* flo o d lig h ted d om e. » » T h u s,

G-E eq u ip m en t plav* iG jiart iu p ro m o tin g J or ogres? am i h u e ap preciation . Back ut 

everv G-E pnw iuct i» a a organ ization in w h ich college-train ed m en are 

largely 

resp on sib le for ihr p lan n in g, p rod u ction , aud d istrib u tion .

I

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C O M P A N Y ,

 

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N I W 

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P e n & P e n c i l 

S o t ; 

F o u n t a i n 

P e n D e s k 

S e t ; U n i v e r s e * S e a l 

! 

J e w e l r y ; U n i v e r s i t y 

P e n n a n t s . B a n n e r s , 

P i l l o w s ; D i a r i e s , A d ­

d r e s s , M e m o B o o k s ; 

S p a c i a l G i f t E d i t i o n s 

o f b o o k s 

in l e a t h e r ; 

T e n n i s Set, G o l f S e t ; 

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P o r t a b l e V i c t r o l a .

FOR

GRADUATES

C O M E

B R O W S E

A R O U N D

IN O U R

S P E C I A L

G R A D U A T E

SE C T IO N

Texas B ook Store

W « h a v e t h e l a t e s t V i c t o r R e c o r d s . H e a r t h e m w h i l e 
t h e y a r e n e w !

B a g b y s Will A tte n d 

C o lu m b ia University

Mr. and Mrs N at hr- p. Bagh 

tu dent* 

in the <b ail 
exp* ct 

g r a d u a te 
to 
rnent o f j o u r n a l i s m , 
\ v 
A ast n J m e JO for 
h ave 
Y o rk , w here th ey w ill entet 1 • : 
u m b i a U n i v e r s i t y **■? *y • 
- ’*r/: -f - * 
session. T h e y wnl m a k e vi*.*- 
t e l a t i v e s 
in Daliaa, 
Uharr.j>aifn. HL. on 
north,

go, a- *1 

their 

‘ h 

wa 

i 

Mr. D a g ny 

a can fit oat ■ 

for 
the master o f jou rn alism o e g re e 
in J u n e , ami vrii! s t a r t work tm 
ward bi* d o c to r o f ph,'.«. p c . d*--- 
y r to- th is Rummer, 
been 
a RMT in ber o f ’ ne editorial -’a :' *2 
T h e D a lla s Ne a - 
.«■»• •. 
the 
r e tu r n in g 
t a k e hi* ba rte I*.r of 

fo r five 
f n iv er-itv 

jou rn a lism 

ll* ha 

t o 

d e g r e e 

in I

Mrs. B a g b y will ta k e a ©our -# 

rn 

lo a g a u r n ar tie ie WivUng.

 T U E SD A Y , M AY 20, 1930.

Theaters

" T H E K I B I T Z E R * * — w i t h 

H a r r y G r e e n , M a r y B r i a n , 

a n d N e i l H a m i l t o n , 

f o r 

t h e 

l a s t 

t i m e s 

t o d a y . " T h e S k y 

H a w k , " w i t h H e l e n C h a n d ­

l e r a n d J o h n C a r r i c k , W e d ­

n e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y . A t t h e 

T e x a s .

" T H E 

T E X A N " — w i t h G a r y 

C o o p e r a n d F a y W r a y , 

f o r 

t h e 

l a s t 

t i m e s 

t o d a y . " T h e 

N e w A d v e n t u r e o f F u M a n ­

c h u , " w i t h W a r n e r O l a n d , 

J e a n A r t h u r , a n d N e i l H a m ­

i l t o n , W e d n e s d a y 

t h r o u g h 

F r i d a y . A t t h e M a j e s t i c .

" C U C K O O S " — w i t h B e r t

W h e e l e r a n d R o b e r t W o o l a e y , 

n o w t h r o u g h F r i d a y . A t t h e

H a n c o c k .

" T H E L O V E R A C K E T " — w i t h 

D o r o t h y 

M a c k a i l l , n o w

t h r o u g h W e d n e s d a y . A t t h e

Q u e e n .

Reviewed I oday
" T h e L o v e R a c k e t " — T h is p ic ­
t u r e is b l i s s f u ll y bare* o f a t h e m e 
isong o r a p o w e r f u l b a r i t o n e 
to 
s i n g i t ; t h a t t e c h n i c o l o r e f f e c t t h a t j 
d a z z l e s you in s p i t e o f t h e p r o t e c ­
t i o n o f g l a s s e s ; o r a t h r i l l i n g e x ­
a m p l e 
on 
h o r s e s o r o t h e r w i s e . 
b a r e o f, sa d t o s a y , t h e m o s t m o d ­
e r n s t y l e s in l a d i e s ’ g o w n s ; D o r o ­
t h y M a c k a ill, w ho 
w e a r s h e i n o u s l y s h o r t d r e s s e s , a n d 
in o n e 
c lo s e -u p , h e r 
s l e e v e s a r e 
w a y p a s t h e r w r is ts .

d a r i n g , 
It 

to o s h o r t ; t h e y 

o f p h y s i c a l 

i m p o r t a n t 

is a ls o | 

s t a r , j 

t h e 

r u n j 

is 

C a p t a i n A lb e r t W . Stevens 
o f t h e Ail* C o r p s , is t h e winner
o f th e M a c k a y T r o p h y f o r 1 92 9 
w h ic h h a s b e e n a w a r d e d h im 
o f h ig h a l t i t u d e 
f o r a s e r i e s 
p h o t o g r a p h i c f l i g h t s , 
c l i m a x e d 
b y 
t h e s u c c e s s f u l p h o t o g r a p h ­
in g o f Mt. R a m e r a t a d i s t a n c e 
o f 2 27 m iles.

SEEKS RECORD

A old s t o r y o f t h e y o u n g g ir l 

It m i g h t h e c a lle d a u s u a l pie- \ 
t w o i 

is b u i l t a b o u t 

it 

i t 

t h a t 

in c l u d e s 

f o r g i v e n b y 

t u r e s in c e 
v e r y p o p u l a r t h e m e s . O n e is tin' 
t h a t 
t e r r i b l e m i s t a k e a n d 
m a d e 
t h e c r u e l 
w as n o t 
is 
w o r ld , a n d t h e o t h e r e l e m e n t 
4 m i g h t y g o o d 
t h a t 
c o u r t t r i a l . M u r d e r t r i a l , in f a c t 
— t h e m a n 
g o t k ille d , y o u k n o w . 
M a n y s t o i c s h a v e b e e n s c r e e nail 
a b o u t t h e g ir l w ith a p a s t , b u t th i s 
t w is t. 
h a s a d e c id e d ly 
T h e g ir l is f o r c e d t o te ll t h e s t o r y 
o f h e r " a f f a i r " t o 
o f 
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R A C K E T ”

I* r e a c h e s n e w fl ights in 
lo ve a n d d r a m a — as d a r ­
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His Bayou Boys

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 LAMBDA CHI'S TAKE INTRAMURAL TITLE B Y DOWNING CAFE, 5-4

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Three-run R a l l y 
In Last Frame 
Bushes Over 
Iactory

Starting a determined rally 

in 

the 

last 

inning 

after 

two men 

Jim 

were down, Lambda Chi Alpha I 
scored enough runs to d efeat t 'afe, j 
5-4, to give them the University | 
intramural championship.
Stalling-, 

all-University 
pitching selection, and Hugo Her­
mann, ( afe'is all-University hurler, 
put on a fine pitching duel for six 
the Cafe pitcher 
gi fting the best o f the argument,
: due to the bolding tendencies of 
j the Lambda Chi fielders. Hermann 
was scattering his hds, while Stall­
ing' gave only five, str iking out J 

i innings, with 

, nine men during the course of the 

game.

C afe started activities by scor­
ing in the first inning with the aid 
I o f a Lambda Chi error. They got 
three more in the third when the 
Lambda Chi outfield started 
to 
boot the ball around. The f ra ter­
two 
nity batters were collecting 
markers during this interval, and i 
when the two team s entered 
the 
final inning, Cafe was leading by 
two runs.

Ifeimann struck out Bert Boom­
er, first Lambda Chi batter. T. , 
^ W illis singled. Braswell flied out, 
and two were down. Stallings
kept things goin g by singling. F.
I Genull, next man up, cracked out 
and 
a 
long double, 
Stallings scored. 
Rutledge sin­
gled, and Genull crossed the plate
, with the winning 
the
! championship. 

Smythe grounded ; 

and Willis 

run and 

Stallings, besides pitching 

an 

owl

game, helped his 

air-tight 
eause a great deal by gettin g two 
hits in four trips to the plate, and 
scoring two of his 
team ’s runs. 
Braswell and Genull each kicked 
in with telling doubles.

Behind the m asterful hurling of

rector, mentioned to the council 
that the baseball team had been 
invite*! as individuals to Del Rio 
for gam es with the Del Rio C ow­
boys after the final exam s 
are 
invitation was given 
over. This 
a hearty approval by the entire 
; council. The team will go as in ­
dividuals and not as representa­
tives of the University.

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Mac Burnett And 
McGonagill To 
Enter Golf 
Tourney

Ma*- Burnett and James McGon­

agill will represent the University 

in golf at the Intercollegiate Golf 

meet this spring.

The Texas g o lf team composed 

o f Burnett, McGonagill, Ed Con­

nor, and Jim Elliot had a very 

successful season* They won ex- 

j hibition tournaments from Baylor,

S T. C. U. and S. M, U.

Rice took the team and singles 

golf championship at the eonfer- 

ince m eet held May 14 to IO at 

the Houston Country Club course, 

d efeating the Texai squad by a 
two point lead in the team finals, 
and a 7 to 5 victory in the singles 
final. This makes two consecutive 
in golf that 
Rice has taken. The sin gles trophy 
j was won last spring by Bridwell 
| of Arkansas.

■ team championships 

The University squad scored a 
total of 312 
in the team finals, 
Burnett making a 75, McGona- 
l gill a 78, Elliott a 78, and Con­
nor an 83. Rice had a total o f 310 
points for the final, Albaugh shot 
a 75, Greenwood a 77, Andrews 
a 78, and llleg an 80. The other
Conference team s finished in the 
follow ing order: A. & M., T. C. U. 
and S. M. U.

for the 

A fter Rice had won the team 
trophy, match play was 
begun 
to determine the conference sing­
and Al­
les champion. Burnett 
baugh, of Rice, tie 
low 
medalist honors with a score of 
75 each. A fter the second round 
of play Burnett and McGonagill 
o f Texas, and Greenwood and Al­
baugh, of Rice, tied for the low 
finals. Burnett defeated McGon­
I, while Greenwood 
agill 2 to 
I up on 
took over Albaugh 
20 
holes. In the 
finals Greenwood 
won from Burnett in the 36 hole 
match 7 to 5, taking the confer- 

; ence championship.

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Baseball Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE

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Norris Trophy 
A t Ball Game 
Today

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Uncle Billy Disch, Longhorn 
baseball mentor, who will send 
his cohorts against the A ggies 
today and tomorrow in a fight 
for his eighteenth 
champion­
ship.

Stallings, Lambda Chi Alpha w ad­

ed through the fraternity divisions | 

to the semi-finals, where they met 

the Law nine in a tussle and elimi­

nated them. Cafe had defeated 

Newman Club for the independent 

championship, and had earned the 
right to m eet the fraternity cham ­
pions for the title.

of 

elected 

Patty Lacy was 

W. A A. ELECTS OFFICERS
vice 
president of the W. A. A. at a 
meetin g 
o rg a n iz a tio n 
th a t 
Monday night, at which Loiuse 
Robinson, vice president of this 
year, presided. Beth Law was 
elected president of the organiza­
tion several weeks ago. Marian 
Seiders was elected secretary Mon­
day night also. Billy W eston was 
elected to carry out the publicity 
of the association. Louise Morrel 
was made 
inter-group manager 
and Mildred Lippe, team sports 

; manager.

] ( '..rnlo 

enter f

j a ii I e e l

md one of the big hitters of the New

out to close the inning.

24 Track 
A M etes

and Golf 
Get Awards

T w enty v 

i* nit y tra ck m en and 

2,750; 

the approving 

of a 

four me rn bt 

rs o f 

th** Ut;;. ' i 

itv 

I ive

year contract with the State 

golf tenm w 

•re w ard ed I e 'to r s by 

officials, involving the er«*c- 

t ion

o f a stadium to seat 4,500 

Ie. A report on the co n fer­
ment by Dr. D. K. Brace, 
o f the Council, was

pool
enc*
chairman 
made.

Dr. H. J. Ettlinger, athletic di­

H ein e m a n , Cai

* o u n * ;! in, i fs reg u la r 
ld ay n ig h t, 
m en re c e iv in g le tte rs 
C raig, F ra n k Guf f i n, 
is, P er r y H arris, John 

the Athletic 
m eetin g Mo 
Th** track 
are Johnny 
George Han 
ai
Henry, I 
I
Fran I Mondirk, Milton Lei kin 
Alfred Rose, Adolph 
Schille 
John Terrell, Jim mie Underwood 
Wilbur Westerfeldt, Garrett Mi 
Kinnon, Bruce A lexander, Cee 
Cole, John Gunn, Hill Hodge 
Scott Wilkey and George Mars! 
Rupert Hai ktider, m anager of th 
team, was awarded a manager!, 

tor.
Mac

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for liking Super-Shorts

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(JAMES TODAY 
Texas vs. T. ( \ V*.

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We ‘ay th<*y will m» « (farm**.

, L’ncU* Billy Di**h’i eowteiUw 
for th#- 

•• rham

I'* I* 

lo ftttiip 

wil l m * ' t the A. «

Atry , H »* < iark Fi< 
t( 'i,lV ar 
tomorrow in the clo mg Karnes 1 
the

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The*-** arf th** mo**t 

:•
for jpOfl 
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f t m r i of the year 
is depend!!! 
the championship 
E v ery student 
in the Univer*i 
should attend and with the hat 
ahouId make the fjreate-t evhd 
lion o f student support which h 
herm made I hi year.

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The Aggies
xery be ' ball 
•n e e, and the
to p u t up WHI 
the serin*.

on

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They hale 
Martin at fir: 
J'ampelf at 
short; fast, hard hi 
in Valt man, Voekel 
over; a pair of th 
conferen 
the 
in 
and Dan 
Lackey 
m ighty 
good pit* 
Wendt and To rn rn

din

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he-t

lik ely 

H ig g in b o th a m will 

e 
Captain Ret** Wendt to tin- mou 
in an e ffo rt 
in today's game 
take both o f the ne ria*. 
J ohm 
K ad to n w ill w ork fo r the Sts*- 
and w hat a pitchers’ battle 
ti 
wiU he w ith tw o g r ea t fo u th p a 
fm fm g each tither. T h is pair 
atftiiar p o r t l i e r * along w ith 
ll 
H art, sophom ore righ th an d er 
the R ice Owl*, are e a sily th e b 
barie! - in t o* m? f « i **r

Recs H onored

An added 

attra* Don 

at 

gam*- t'.day w ill br * ne j 
t i o | o f the Norris Trophy.
v>

<U1 w,il 
Reel*, voted the n o*t p o p u la r I
Jete in th e recent • eft >n.

V irg il Tillery, president of 
Students’ A nociation, will rn 
the, pre **r.* 

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T. C. U .--R ice R ained Out
These T. C. U. H orned Kl 

b«*du d L*r a gale* 

wen* 
the. Rife Owls in Houston yet 
d a y , but as usual it was ra: 
out. T he tw o tea m s will ply 
, <§bfebL* header today, and we 

betting * n Ray l i a r , 
.netting 
o f th- Ow.-, 
d ow n in one of t ; •

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TFR

NOTICE T R A C K
Al! men re c e iv irg 
txgck ha-*- been a 4 
pert Harkrider to rr 
liot’s Studio at 
I : 
this afternoon, I’ictu 
made at this time, 
important for all 
i- 
i>e present.

T E N N IS MATCHES TODAY
The 

intergroup and R*< m u 

a 

n w< *

C lub tennis match** 
ai heduled for Mon*... 
and were not played of: will * 
played this Tu**sda> afternoon on . 
th e T w enty-fou rth Street c o u r ts.
im*, t ".•rn; 

All participant* * 

-

the 

in in t have been requested to p.ay 
*< bed j -a 
t t a i f matches at 
t im e in order that there will not 
be a n y l e f t over to run nto 
m atches -rheduled 
for the next 
tw o days, M i o Margaret K roner, 
m anager, 

lated Monday.

Halva Ball o f Marble Falls 

g a i t i n g in A ustin this week.

Beatrice Gar** cf 8. R. D. spent 

the tigek-end in San Antonio.

Ouida Bax 

.day in (i

VS* I L SON
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Hmtn- M- 

Hi K R F. are two predictions, if you 

will ju s t a s k th e C a m p u s haberdasher 
to show’ you these three new designs 
in S u p e r - S h o r t s ; you will 
their 
sm artness . . . you will like th eir comfort.

like 

H e will show you no “ rubber s ta m p ” 
stripes and colors. I ie will lay before you 
handsom e a d a p ta tio n s from Indian d e ­
signs . . . different, discreet . . . in m an s 
colors and m a n ’s patterns. A chievem ents 
of W ilso n B ro th e rs S tele C om m ittee!

T h e n he will point o u t the exclusive 
back panel th at banishes th e wedging, 
binding center seam. T a ilo re d trim ness

TI

is com bined with a m ple room iness in 
seat and crotch.

Yes, if y o u ’ll ju s t ask to see these new 
S u p e r - S h o r t s , we know’ you will 
tie 
pleased. Y ou will be equally pleased 
with the new’ Super-S eat pajam as . . . ask 
a bout th e m too.

J-/a berdash cry

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G V \ R A V T E E : 
It any article 
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ll ur-at .at av to n I >r any re .won v,ni c a r 
e t. fiangr it al an* W \u.ia Bf others dealer. 

If your hiberda»her doe* not carry Super-Shor* we shall gladly supply 
them to iou through the nearest Artlet upon recent « t *•< <r roc*; ,te ­
meat*, coioa pfeterefue, and check 
(Short*, 'N . . S i , I to and I Blenii 
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W HY do you h unt high and low 

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time here is good tobacco waiting to be 
smoked in your pipe? Why not d is­
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your hunting?

Light a pipeful of Edgew orth. Roll 
on your tongue the full-bodied smoke 
that never bites and is always cool. 
Taste the Edgeworth flavor—the flavor 
that never changes. Learn for yourself 
aihy Edgeworth is the choice of so many 
rritical smokers all around the world.
You simply must meet Edgeworth 
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M im e, or let us send you several ptpe- 
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toupon and then restraint until the 
postman comes with the Edgew orth. 
You'll bless the day, for $ood tobacco 
in a p ip e is w hat you want.

Edgew orth i* a careful
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—selected especially for 
pipe-tm oking. I t* quality 
and flavor n a v e l changa. 
B u y E d g e w o rth a n y ­
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where 
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et package to pound h u ­
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