VOL. XXIII.

AUSTIN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JA N U A R Y 18, 1923

No. 82

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First College Daily in th e South 

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HOUSES S W E D

Applications for Next 

’Year’s 

A pproved List A re Already 
Coming in

Miles Hanley Will Read “Riders 
To The Sea” This Afternoon

"R id e rs to the S e a ” a tr a g e d y by j the d ia le c t of th e people of th e Arati 
It is n o t a n Irish bro gue,

J o h n M illington S y ng e, will be re a d 

Islands. 

at 

the Public- R e a d in g T h u H d a y b u t has ” >“ * P<f l u l i a r 

a f te r n o o n a t 5 o ’clock in Room 312 

E d u e a tio n B u ilding M Miles L aw - 

' ' or,ls a n d '
in v e rte d p h r a s e s which m ake it v e ry 
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is a c e r ta in simpu-
q u a in t. 
t.^ y and po ig n an c y w hich also adds 

T h e re 

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the c h a rm . 
re n ce H a n le y o f th e E n g lish f a c u l - ! to 
ty. This play has received e x tr a v a - j to " R id e r s 
to 
j g a n t p raise f r o m m a n y l ite r a r y m en j ^ Brien sa y s. 
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th e 

in tro d u c tio n 
the S e a ” E d w a rd J .
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high d istin c tio n 
th a t he h as sim ply
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i ta k e n th e m a te r ia ls which lav r e a d y
the p o w e r o f
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WELFARE TP PE HELO

National Authorities on E duca­
tion, Citizenship and Child 
W elfare Will Speak

T h e set ond a n n u a l c o n f e r e n c e on 

e d u c a tio n , citizenship, ami hom e w e l­

f a r e will he held at 

th* U n iv e r s ity 

on F e b r u a r y EM* inclusive, a c c o r d in g 

to a s ta te m e n t given out b y T. H. 

Shelby, d ir e c to r of t h e B u rea u o f 

E x te n s io n . 

T h e c o n f e r e n c e 

th e S e a ” is a simple i s y m p a th y w oven 

th e m , w ith 

little resP‘,1,!‘e ,c’ ''‘R u e s t s «* 

tra g e d y w h i c h . F e d e r a tio n o f W urn-, 

* 

G r a d e o f T h o s e o n L i a t W i l l B e 
l f - l l _ —~ 
l l Al* 
D e t e r m i n e d by M iss M c D a n - 
lei a n d P u b li s h e d 
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' m o d ific a tio n s into a 
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I,he >w0«"e ,n ,hl' Ara" lslan<lK' Thl’re j
islands, w h e re j
i a re b a r r e n , d e so la te 

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SE COMMITTEE 
VOTES TO KILL

W om en’s Gym Will Be Scene 
of Masquerade Festivities 
Thursday Night

Co-eds of the U n iv e rsity will f o r - ,

SATURDAY NIGHT

g e t m a n y long y e a rs T h u r s d a y n ig h t, 
w hen th ey dress to fit th e p a r t s oi Previous D efeat Will Get Men

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Into Good Fighting Form, 
According to Romney

GAME SURE TO PE M O

Meeting Will Take Place D e­
spite Financial Condition of 
Oklahoma School

B y H a rr y E. M o o r e

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to

( ouch Milton Rom ney will 
into 

lead 
his Longhorn b a sk e te e rs 
the 
s tron gho ld o f th* O klah om a Aggies
u 
.Saturday nigh t in an e f f o r t 
c u re revenge f o r th*- s tin g in g d e fe a t 
those 
I a d m in iste re d his h o p e fu ls by 
sam e Aggies last S a tu r d a y . 
It was 
th o u g h t t h a t the g a m e would have to 
be can celled becau se o f th e fin an c ia l 
plight of 
th e O klah om a school, b u t 
a r r a n g e m e n ts have been m ade w h e r e ­
te a m s with 
by all 
ga m e s scheduled will be pro te c te d .

the c o n fe re n ce 

th e 
last 
is convinced 

R om ney has been p u ttin g his men 
th ro u g h severe w ork all th is week. 
f a u lts 
try in g to c o r r e c t 
they
a p p e a ra n ce .
th e ir 
in 
showed 
Rom ney sa y s he 
th a t 
hf has e nough m a te r ia l to t u r n o ut 
a w in ning team as soon as th e y get 
g oing as th e y should. He r e f u s e s to 
be do w n h e a rte d . 
fa c t he says
In 
it will work o u t to th e a d v a n ­
that 
team and will enable 
tage of 
th e 
l a te r 
them 
season th a t 
they would o th e rw ise 
lost'.

to win gam es 

the 

in 

th a t 

itse lf, 

As for 

to win 

the te a m 

th e y a r e 
hard at w ork a nd a r e evincing a 
spirit 
to see. 
T h e re is a m ore se rio u s a tm o sp h e re 
a r o u n d the c o u r t th a n t h e r e h a s b een 
t h a t
b efo re , and 
brin g

this a t t i t u d e 

is good 

to 

it 

is 

them th ro u g h .

The L onghorns will leave f o r Still-

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m o rn in g a t IO o ’clock
in A gg ielan d t h a t
nig h t and will have a n o p p o r tu n ity 
to becom e a c q u a in te d with the flo o r 
and c o u r t b e f o r e th e g a m e S a tu r d a y 
night.

Several Other Matters of Minor 
Importance Are Reported 
on Favorably

the 

te a c h in g of 
P ro h ib itio n of 
evolution rn public 
the 
Strudel' bill was voted down W ednes-
th e T e x a s day morning by a majority v ote of en ou t, an d 
 

schools by 

is 

’n

Clubs. T e x a s 

 
l l . a 

r o m ,,,i t l l 

state a f f a , rs 
I , , V , . f f ,,, I 

t h e 
w hom the bill w as s u b m itte d . T he m |S8,on 1S
bill was d ir e c te d a g a in s t the 
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ing m public schools ol 
the D arw in-
San th e o ry of evo lu tio n , p a r tic u la r ly 

te ac h -! 
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couple,

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rho

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M other Goose, a n d go 

to 

th e old 

w o m a n ’s ball a t th e gym. T h e hall 

will s t a r t at 7:30, and as th e girls 

e n te r the g y m , n u m b e r s will b e giv-

two prizes to 

th e tw o ; 

t o | l u c k y n u m b e rs will b e a w a rd e d . AM
per

tw e n ty -fiv e 

c e n ts 

iro n y a n d no ble pity. C o n g r e s s of M others 

f o r d r a m a tic 
h as no eq ual a m o n g its c o n te m p e r - j T e a t her A ssociations, 
a r ie s .’’
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I L eag ue o f W omen V oters.

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One o f the mos^ s ig n if ic a n t recen t

and 

P a r e n t - 
and T e x a s 

li t e r a r y d e v e lo p m e n t* has been 

the I 

“ T h e v o n f e r e n e e 

is 

f o r t u n a t e , ” | t h a t p a r t which 

is. in 

.Shelby, “ in 

se c u rin g 
the a w a k e n i n g ' said Mr. 
Irish i t e r a r y Revival,
of in t e r e s t in t h e Irish people, t h e i r I services of several o u ts ta n d in g 
.M-rvue.s u, a s r u . o u i s i a n u m g 
c u sto m s and la n g u a g e .
a g r e a t n u m b e r o f w r i te r s connect***! 1 have d e fin ite ly acc e p ted pla ce s on 
w ith 
D r.
to n S y n g e w as one o f the most o u i-! Owen Lovejoy, d ir e c to r of th e Child 
s t a n d in g men c o n n e c te d w ith it, a n d L a b o r O rg a n iz a tio n til New Y ork
d e c id e dly th e m ost o u t s t a n d i n g m an 
in th e field o f the d ra m a .

(lid not meet
eo p ie , tn e ir 
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T h e re w e re I tonal a u th o ritie s. Among tho se w ho W e d n e sd a y m orning, as most o f the 
nu-tubers w ere e n g a g e d 
in c o m m it­
tee d elib e ra tio n s, b u t assem bled a t 
2 o ’clock in the a fte rn o o n .

th e Genesis th e o ry o f c re a tio n .
itselt 

th o 
n a t - ‘ D ,e H ouse 

J o h n Milling-! th e c o n f e re n c e p ro g ra m 

th e m ov e m e n t. 

a r e : 

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C o m m itte e s o f th e House r e p o r t e d I l,oems'

',riz e s f o r t h *' ‘ 'e v e r e s t arui
c o n tra d ic tio n I thl' f u n n i e s t costu m ea will be given.
th e V arsity < o-eds 
if a ny of 
th* ir M other
' j G oose rhym es, a book will be p laced 

and 
! have 

f o r g o tte n 

so 

; 

th e Council room, a n d 

. 
th e girls 
in 
will have an o p p o rt u n ity to re f r e s h 
th e ir minds c o n c e r n in g the n u r s e ry

to 

th e S e a ” 

As “ R iders 

is v e ry 
s h o r t and, will n o t t a k e a whole h o u r 
to re a d, Mr, H a n le y will e ith e r read. 
Mr. H a n le y will e ith e r 
re a d o th e r 
se le c tio n s f r o m Sy n g e or will give 
a b r ie f ta lk on the a u th o r .

Jim m ie’s Joys W in 

Favorable C om m ent 

in T heatre T ryouts

I

th a t will 

of S e n a te u rg in g co ng re ss 
legislation 

C it y ; Mrs. F lo re n c e Kelly o f th e Con- *hls m o rn in g o n / su p p o rtin g reaolu-
to 
s u n ie r ’s L e a g u e of New Y o rk C i ty ; l ,on
Dr. G eorge A. Works, p r o f e s s o r oi Pass 
enable 
in Cornell U n iv e r- Texas to p u t intl* the Lynch David-
R u r a l E d u c a tio n 
j s i t y ; and Dr. Bird T. Baldw in, d i r e c ­
to r Child W e lfare R e se a rc h S ta tio n 
o f th e S ta te o f Iowa. T h e c o n f e r ­
itself w ith p ro b - 
e n c e will co n c e rn 
, lem s of vital c o ncern 
of 
I th e se o rg a n iz a tio n a n d will be a t ­
te n d e d by de le g a te s from m o re t h a n p ria tio n s 
tw o th o u sa n d local w o m e n ’# clubs all 
o v e r the S t a t e . ” 

son plan f o r s a v in g th e O rien t rail-; 
ju r is p r u < | 
road. T h e c o m m itte e on 
tho 
on 
donee r e p o r te d 
favorably 
S p a rk m a n 
o f j 
t h e f t 
bill m aking 
chickens a n d o t h e r dom estic fowls a 
‘ T he c o m m itte e on app ro-
felony. 

j ei inK The $.5..>00,OOO a p p r o p r ia tio n

s p e n t th e m o rn in g 

consid- j

each 

to 

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

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| bill for th e aid o f schools. A su b - j
c o m m ittee was a p p o in te d to investi-
g a t e possible sou rc e s o f re v e n u e to i

AUSTIN SCENES M ADE 11 nance th e a p p r o p r ia tio n , a n d u ntil
th is r e p o r t is m a de , th e r e p o r t will

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>an McCaskill o f 

“ J im m ie ’s J o y s ” who 

last w e e k, 
m a d e a p p lic a tio n f o r a position ort 
th e O rp he um a nd Keith Vaudeville
C ir c u it in F o r t W o rth , w ere very fav-! P h o to g ra p h ic la b o ra to ry is p r e p a r i n g 
o r a b ly received by th e th e a tr e g o e rs a s e rie s o f colored p ic tu re s o f sc e n e s! ‘b'velopm ent had to 
.a a ,,,.*;., 
a n d it is q uite c e r ta in t h a t the V a r - ' 
sit.v men will receiv e th e ir c o n tr a c t
within th e n e x t few weeks. 
posed c o n t r a c t will be f o r a fo r ty ! 
week r u n th r o u g h o u t th e 
e a st, b e g in n in g 
the nex t 
possibly n o t u n til J u n e . 

nm.;, 
a r o u n d A ustin . This series will bo 

.similar to the ones e x h ib ite d a t th*

th e E x t e n s i o n be held up.

riv er. T hey will be 

i.„ ru m o r t h a t the 

( o-Dp last y e a r . 

The pro-j 1,111<11 

“ vv ‘ ” 

...ai 

an 

 

Hi the Senate* the most i m p o r ta n t 
th e
e d u c a tio n a l
c o m m ittee m a y no t c o n sid e r t h e bill
a
p ro p o sin g th e 

e sta b lis h m e n t 

do w ith 

se n a te 

n o rth and include 
month o r o t h e r b e a u t y sp o ts on th e P e r d inales p r o p m t i o n of $1,000,000. T he ff-

views o f H a m ilto n ’s Pool a n d 

this session b e c a u se it c a rrie s an ap*

of 
I he pho to s will W e st T e x a s S ta te College d u r in g

fro m 

ta k e n 

I A p ro g ra m of s tu n ts and dances 
wili be given. “ K a t i n k a ” a Russian 
b a lle t 
the B ro a d w a y ! 
show, B alks " C h a u v e S o u ris,” w ilt' 
be p r e se n te d for th e b e n e f it o f those 
w ho have not visited N ew Y ork in I 
the p a st few m onths. 
The fa m o u s 
Pig-Tail C h o ru s will p e r f o r m , and 
M aria T a y lo r is sched uled to whistle, 
An ex hibition of social d a n c in g will 
be given, show ing the m oral r e f o r m s 
of th e past ru lin g s of the Dean of 
th** 
W o m e n ’s o ffic e , 
e f f e c ts of th e e f f o r t s o f the Society 
for 
T he 
the S upp ression o f Vice. 
D ancing Club will also give a p e r ­
fo rm an ce.

t o g e t h e r with 

R e f r e s h m e n ts a nd 

d a n c in g will 
conclude 
th e e n t e r t a i n m e n t , which 
will be given by the W o m a n ’s Ath- 
etie Association.

T estim ony Taking 

in Shooting Case

B egins W ednesday R o m n e y is d e p e n d in g on 

im p rove ! n a n c t‘ c o m m itte e has a n n o u n c e d a p -
p r o p n a t ion m e a su re s will be held f o r 
a special session.

 

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" I f C ra w fo rd h a d n ’t sto p p e d when 

I s h o t a t him, a n d 
him, I would have shot to h it him ,” T h t -V wiU 

if I h a d n ’t hit | w a te r 

T his y e a r th e e xten sio n p h o t o g s , D A V I D S O N S O C I E T Y 

th e p o p u la r cho rd, and 

‘th e a sm u c h as th e y will b e fram ed.

m e n t on those e x h ib ite d la>t y e a r in-

“ The sh o u ld e r-sh a k in g syn c op a tion
o f f e r e d by J i m m i e ’s Joy s, how ever,
str u c k 
big h a n d ’ w e n t easily to Jim m ie Ma- 
loney, le a d e r ; Collis B r a n d t, C harles phi*.* la b o ra to ry has ta k e n over 
th.'I 
Willis, L ynn H a r r e ll, Sm ith Ballew, c o n tr a c t fo r m a k in g C a c tu s p ic tu r e s 
t a k e n | 
M a r ty Y ou ng , Dick H am el and J a c k ; w h e n h e r e t o f o r e th e y w ere 
Brown.
so m e tim e s n e c e s s ita tin g j 
irre sis tib le ,” says t h e F o r t W o r t h (,vfcr a tim e a n d in c onv e nie nc e to s t u - i ^ 
S ta r - T e le g r a m . 

T h e ir ‘blue h a r m o n y ’ wa# J d o w n to w n 
* 

. U j j d unit aria m c u n \ t m e m i w 

d e n ts. All 

i m p o r t a n t 

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E L E C T S O F F I C E R S Y ou ng 

Davidson C rim in a l Law 

fo llo w in g o f f ic e r s 
second s e m e s te r a t the r e g u la r ! ^o r 

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j m e e tin g lust T u e s d a y night.

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d . 
P r e sid e n t, V. E. h a r p ; v ic e - p r e a i- 1v 

. i tuttin 

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t h , w()rds o f C nnstable E u f e
o f f e r e d
his 
S a t i e t y W e d n e s d a y a fte r n o o n in the case o f 
f o r ! David C ra w fo rd vs. C o nstab le Y ou n g
b y

s h o o tin g of C ra w f o r d 

te stim o n y 

in 

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CURTAIN CLUB HOLDS

CASTING REHEARSALS

C u r ta in C lub held 

the f ir s t o f a 
series o f c a s tin g r e h e a r s a ls 
the 
Main B uild in g A u d ito riu m on W ed­
n e sd a y , J a n u a r y 17 at 4 o’clock.
T h e c a s t t h a t will have b een selected 
t o g e t h e r with t h e n a m e o f the play

in 

e v e n ts 
by 
u.v 
jf {the .t o r -

a r e
tim J

| r e c o rd e d 

p h o to g ra p h ic a lly 

P i c t u r e s <>, a n e ,v*m- Dickens; s e r g e a n t- a t-a rm s , 

{ de n t, H. W, S c o tt; s e c r e ta r y , T e r r y
M a u ric e 

and 

la b o r a to r y . 
nad o which s tr u c k A ustin la st sp rin g j <ebrnann 
w e r e e x c ep tio n ally good 
have been r e p r o d u c e d in \ h e J a n u - j j,JW 
a r v n u m b e r o f “ Science an d I n v e n -
by
t i o n ” 
F r e d Morris#, 
W e a t h e r B u r e a u 
U n iv ersity .

t o g e th e r with an article 
IJ. 

co-op e ra tiv e 
o b s e rv e r 

th e y 

the

at 

.student 

The o r g a n iz a tio n 

is open 
in 

to a n y ;
tr y in g 
in te r e s te d 
i l iminal cases, an d a t p r e s e n t then* 
a r e a few vacancies in th e m e m b e r- 
! ship. 
T h e p re sid e n t-e le c t d e c la re d 
t h a t The so c ie ty was going to be im ­
in ev ery w a y .”
proved “ e v e ry d a y 

T e s tim o n y 

Rom ney will ta k e e ig h t m en with
I Y ou ng on H a llo w e ’en nig ht la st nu- him. T ho ug h he has n o t decided on
the men who will make the trip, it is
... . 
squad will be made
likely 
P ey to n, B a r r e t t , S e tte g a s t,
t>rou^ t o u t 
I 
R agland , R obertaon , Schu-
had w oun ded C r a w f o r d he ru sh e d to Swenson,
w here he had fallen a n d 
gu ess t h a t will te a c h you to r u n from 
me, dam n y o u !”

faot t h a t a ^t e r Y ou ng up o f 

“ I { h a r d t, and C urtis.

. 
th a t th* 

p ro se c u tio n 

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said, 

the 

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of 

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W O R K F O R G IR L S

A m ong th e im p o r ta n t fa c ts b r o u g h t 
l o u t by th e d e fe n se w e re ; T h a t ac-j

to 

a r r e e t j lowing h o u rs: P:30 

Mis*< Jo sep hine FL B u d d a n n o u n c e s
co rd in g to A rticle 410 of th* Austin j t h a t she has thre** positions open to 
City O rdin a n c es, Y oung w as w ithin girls who can w ork d u r i n g th e fol- 
I M onday, 
hi.s rig h ts in a tt e m p tin g 
C ra w fo rd w ith o u t a w a r r a n t ; 
F r id a y m o rning s, 
to 12 T ue sd a y a n d T h u r s d a y 
th a t s o ap in g a c a r tr a c k is a m e n a c e ! ^:30 
to 4 M onday and
to hum a n life. 
T h e d e fe n se r e ste d its case at 5:45 I F rid a y a f te r n o o n a n d M onday night, 
p. rn. and th e c o u r t 
fo r 
1) a. rn. T h u rs d a y a t which tim e th e ch ildren while p a r e n ts a r e in d a m e s .
r e q u e s te d 
in te r e s te d a r e 
A n y girls 
ju d g e w! I c h a rg e the j u r y .
to see Miss Budd a t th e Y. W . C« A.
 

till I These plat es a re all 

a n d ; W ednesday and 

m ornings, and 

a d j o u r n e d 

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c a r e 

to 

to 

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I 

It 

is hoped th a t 

a th r illin g m e lo d r a m a full o f e x c i t e 
m e n t, d r a m a p a th o s and comedy, a n d 
lon g -ru n B roa dw a y 
w as a p o p u la r 
success. 
the club 
will p r e s e n t this p la y in several of F r e n c h girls r e c e n tly , tie Universi F ran c e o f f e r t h i s to A m e ric a n g ir l# ' GARRETT A N D JOHNSON
th e 
The 
h e a r s a ls are u n d e r th e direction o f C oleges o f F r a n c e a r e 
H o w a rd M um ford J o n e s, 
o f the C u r ta in Club. 

tees, Ecoles, Normal®*, Lycees a n d who have the I n iv a rsity - t a riding of 
I 
oms! 

In r e t u r n 
i fellow ships 
colleges 
t h a t w ere p r e s e n te d to a n u m b e r o f j 

W om en who h ave had some g r a d u - p re s e n t th e fo llow ing c r e d e n tia ls : 

o f agt- who c an u n d e r ­
F re n c h . I he Lycees oi

D irector * classes o f a w a r d s to A m e ric a n 

o f fe r in g th r e e fresh m en , sop ho m ore s 

f o r 
to A m erican 

tw e n t y y e a r s 
s ta n d spoken 

th e a g e s of se v e n te en a n d

l a r g e r T e x a s cities. 

ate stu d e n t of 

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a n d I betw een 

scholarsh ip s 

or ju n io rs . 

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girls- 

re- 

TO PLAY HANDBALL

< -andidates 

f o r these a w a rd s 

C G a r r e tt of San Angelo, g r a d u -
th e U n iv e rsity an d .
a te work and who h a v e a u n iv e rsity *. S t a te m e n t f r o m r e g i s t r a r o f th e ir S ingles H e a v y w e ig h t C ham p io n o f j 
c a r e e r in view can e n t e r th e m se lv e s college o f work done by 
as c a n d id a te s f o r the a d v a n ta g e s t h a t d e n t 
n ie Fleoles Normal** S u p e r b ars de 
t h e y 
Se v res can 
„ ( le a n receive on e o f th e s e scholarship# 

in handball h a s s e ­
ee p te d th e ch allenge o f Floyd J o h n ­
J son, local f ire m a n and c ity cham pion J
{in handball.

2 Birth c e r tific a te . 
3. P h o to g r a p h . 
4. H e a lth c e r tif ic a t e from college
I. H e a lth c e r tif ic a te from college I Gal re f t s ta te s th a t Jo hn son weighs
th e y m u s t physician, giving medical h is to ry o f J tw o -h u n d re d and tw e n ty -fiv e p o u n d s
im m en se
5. T e s tim o n ia ls fr o m two prof**#- h a n d s as his b ig g e st a d v a n ta g e in the
the a p p lic a n t ha.-.I corning b a ttle w hich is to be held a t
udied, o ne o f which shall be fr o m (th e C e n tr a l S ta tio n T h u r s d a y m orn- 

f r e n c h e a s i l ^ a n d applicant f o r the p a s t two y e a rs. 

T h e Fjcole em p hasizes o rs w ith whom 

have the serious aim s of a s e n - 

t h a t s tu - N o rth -A m e ric a 

^ fellow ships, how ever, 

lists the f i r e m a n ’s 

p r e s e n t. B efore 

I hut he 

)>ead 

a n d 

u 

th e fa c t th a t rea l s tu d y in g m ust b* 
done.

R e q u i r e d W o r k

tlw* d e p a r tm e n t of R om ance 
iges. 

v a n q u ish e d G a r r e tt;
♦i. T e s tim o n ia l fr o m the Dean o f prev io usly h u t th e l a t t e r s ta te s th a t

Jo h n s o n has 

la n g e - ing b e tw e e n 9 a n d 

l l a. rn. 

7 p. rn., La T e r t u l i a , G i r l s ’ S t u d y 

th e Ecole Normal** 

A B achelor o f A r ts degree 

and
in e d u c a tio n is re q u ire d 
the c a n d id a te f o r its a w a rd s by 
th e division 
dc S a in t G er- 
by va rio u s 1 m ain en I^eye. T his school d e m a n d s 
its A m e ric a n 
the p r o f e s ­
b<
th e of w om en of no t o v e r tw e n ty - f o m Professor M a r g a r e t E. M atly. 419 W. i 

Women o f th* 
college as 
act cr, a b ility a n d promise 
st talent.

This in f o r m a tio n should he sent to

7, T h e c a n d id a te must be Ani 

aw a rd s expect to follow 

te a c h e rs. T h e y m ust 

to c h a r ­
th e 
o f 

I n f o r m a t i o n B u r e a u

c r i can b o rn .

of 

he t-5 prim e d f o r a te r r if ic c o m e b a c k ; 
in tile T h u r s d a y fra c a s and th e o u t - ( 
ct me is a n x io u s ly aw a ite d 
all I 
hand ball e n th u s ia s ts o f 
the “ F o r ty ! 
A c re s” a n d vicinity.

by 

 

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note p r e p a r e d by m em b e rs of 
f a c u lty a r e “ S o u th G e r m a n y and the y e a r s o f age, a n d sh ou ld have a go* d JI 7th St. New York City, 
R h in e ” by Mrs. Roy Bedichek, “ M e x~ kn ow ledge o f g r a m m a tic a l FVench. F e b r u a r y 15. 
m e” by C. W. H a c k e tt, a n d a series b rides such c o m m a n d over th** w rit- d a te s should also 
o f ph o to s 
b y Miss Hilda N o rm a n . An 
e stin g series by a U n iv ersity 
dent is “ An H our in H istoric P a ri* ” 
b y Erie M. Racey o f San Antonio. 

outclassed D elta
b e f o r e T h e ta Phi in In t e r - F r a t e r n i t y Hand-
a f te r n o o n . A rra ­
full si gong arid B itte rt p u t up a stu b b o r n
r i g and sp e a k in g o f it as will e n a b le a ccount o f p re v io u s tra tin g , w ith a im gam e for D elta T h e ta Phi. b ut could
not cope su c ce ssfu lly with th e ver-
The w in n e rs o f th ese a w a r d s will sat lie te a m play ex hibited b y Abe
the middle o f Sep- \ Curtis a nd Spuds Bowman. The score 

I,o tters of th e c a n d i- l h a ll W ednesd ay 

in te r-! th e m to 
stu - to n g u e . 

s c h o la r s h i p s , sail for F r a n c e 

'w a s 21 to 2 and 21 to 5.

ta k e n o f M ount R ain ie r 

in s tu d y in g a b ro a d . 

of 
is open 

tem b er, 1923. 

th e ir work 

fellow ships 

to women 

The th ird 

c o n ta in 

c lass 

t h a t 

a n d 

do 

in 

a 

, 

5.

7 : 3 0 p. 

rn., P r e - M e d S o c i e t y , 

Y .M .C .A . A u d i t o r i u rn.

Friday

4 : 3 0 p. rn., J u n i o r B . A . ’s, IC H all

5 p. rn., B e t a G a m m a S ig m a , 

M r . B e l l ’s o f f i c e .

P H I P S I W I N S IN H A N D B A L L
Phi K appa Psi 

W o m e n ’s G y m .

‘ 

 A 

TRAVELOGUES TAKEN

BY MULLER SHOWN

P ic tu r e s ta en 

e r m a n 

. 

a 

stu d e n t. 

e x te n siv e 

in stru c tio n ’ ,v 

f if ty alkies. 
an 

ler, A ssociate P ro f e s s o r of Zoology,: 
on a r e c e n t t o u r o f europe vu 
ic 
u s id by t < visual 
tra v e lo g u e of
sion f o r m a k in g 
P ro f e s s o r M 'il­
a b o u t 
of 
ler m ade 
F'rance, G e rm a n y a n d Russia 
and 
the division h a s se c u r e d th e use of
th e photos ta k e n on the trip . This som e w ork 
tra v e lo g u e 
o f slides p re p a re d b y 
f r o m m a te r ia l d o n a te d 
m e m b e rs o f th e fa c u lty in the Uni- th a t the holders 
versity. 

is th e la te st o f a se rie s; of 

t o u r 

s o rs* of th** o th e r tra v e lo g u e s of sion of 

C A L E N D A R
T h u r s d a y
f r e s h m e n m e n , d e c l a ­
r a t i o n p r e l i m i n a r y f o r n o n - s o c i e t y 
m e m b e r s , L a w Building;.

3 p. rn., 

5 p. rn., P u b li c R e a d i n g , E d . B. 

312

c h e r y F ie ld .

H a i l 14.

f e t e r i a .

5 p. rn., A r c h e r y M e e t , o n A r ­

5 p. rn., G a m m a E p s ilo n P i, R 

6 p. rn., A lp h a Phi E p s il o n , C a ­

6 : 4 5 p. rn., W o m a n ’s A t h l e t i c 

C o u n c il, C o u n c il R o o m .

H a l l, M. B 1 0 4 .

7 p. rn., G l e e C lu b , S H a ll.
7 p. rn., C u r r i e ’s B i b l e 

S t u d y 

C la s s , Y .M .C .A . L i b r a r y .

7 : 1 5 p. rn,, L o n g h o r n B a n d , L a w 

B u i l d i n g .

7 : 1 5 p. rn., T a u B e t a P i, E n g i ­

n e e r i n g B ld g 102.

7 : 3 0 p. rn., M o t h e r G o o s e B a il, 

By H o rte n se W a r n e r 
Miss L ucy N e w to n , d e a n of worn 
en o f th e U n iv e r s ity o f T ex qs, spok**
*’ 
fit u i 
b e fo r e th e m e etin g 
of 
2 :30 o clock
M o th e r s ’ A ssociation a t 
on T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n w hich w a - 
held in th e G ir s ’ S tu d y Hall of th e 

th e H o u se 

yr 

J 

. 

. 

Main B ud ding. 

H e r ta lk is p r e p a r a t o r y f o r th e ap-
p lic a tio n s which a r e 'co be m ade f o r 
H 
n e x t y e a r ’s a p p ro v e d list of w o m en a 
b o a r d in g houses, th e a p p lic a tio n s fo r 
which a r e to be ta k e n in M a rch ann 

. . . 

.. 

.. 

. 

„ 

. 

, 

A pril o f t h , s spring . 

■ 
Miss N ew ton sa .d ,n p e r t : A t t h e , 

^ 

p r e s e n t we are r e f u s i n g all applica-
K 
tion# b e c a u s e we now' h a v e p le n ty or 
, 
good h o u se s fo r t h e girls, a n d it is
only 
c o nsider 
the m .

l a t e r t h a t we will 

. . 

, 

t h a t is 

“ O u r c o n s titu tio n sa y s 

is 
o u r p u r p o s e tai p ro v id e t r u e an d s a f e , 
hom es f o r 
th e U n iv e r s ity w om en , j 
and th r o u g h th is we have b e e n able 
to b e t t e r to a g r e a t e x t e n t th e c o n ­
ditions u n d e r w hich th e w om en a re 
living, b u t now I am a s k in g t h a t we 
go a s te p f a r t h e r a n d provide roo m s 
which will b e la b o r a to r ie s o f in te lle c ­
tu a l a n d social d e v e lo p m e n t, a n d will 
be c h a r a c t e r b u ild in g as well.

S a n i t a r y R a t i n g 
o f 
f a ll’s 

list 

“ N e x t 

a p p ro v e d 
houses will be b ased upon th is plan 
and will be g r a d e d a c c o r d in g to the 
a v e r a g e o f f o u r g r a d e s which will in ­
clude th e s a n i ta r y r a t i n g w hich has 
been g iv e n by Miss Louise D u f f y ’s 
visiting n u rs e s to th e house, th e so­
cial f e a t u r e s which t h e h o use p r o ­
re c e p tio n 
vides su ch as a s u ita b le 
room , th e im p ro v e m e n ts w hich 
th e 
house mother! in te n d s to m a k e, a n d 
the p e r s o n a lity o f th e house m o th e r 
h e r s e lf w hich m e a n s 
i n te re s t 
which she ta k e s in th e s tu d e n ts .

th e 

R e g u l a t i o n s P r i n t e d

t
bo^b (.nds meet. 

peopl e have a hard tim e m aking
S u r r o u n d e d by the 

.

. 

, 

* 

sea, it seem s t h a t the f a te of e v e ry
, 
i m an 1S to 
d ro w n e d since the *ea
, claim s a v e r y la rg e toll each y e a r. 
c .u 1 t h e s to r y deals with the tr a g ic life
of an old w o m a n whose h u s b a n d ,
fa th e r-in -la w , and 
SIX
She has 
h e r 
last
.
. 
In sp ite of

, _ sons h a v e been d row ned,
t h a t

a vision and 
son 

five o f h e r

to rso e s 

. .

*

, 

.

is to be d ro w n e d . 
. 
, 

. . 

. h e r g r e a t lonelin ess she is brave,
■

,

V a rio u s Celtic e le m e n ts, as “ Sec-
fu-
 an d visions o f 
h(,

^ foun(, 

..Ri(k, rs 

si|fhf

th,- 

I 

the c h ie f c h a r m s of
.
j •* I .! th e play is th e use o f Irish -E n g lish ,

One of 

Sea. 

SECOND PUCE HELD 

BT FOUR TFAMS IN

Games B etw een Baylor and 
S.M.U. Monday and T ues­
day Nights in Dallas

T e a m

T e x a s A g g i e s
R ic e
O k la . A g g i e s

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F o u r te a m s a r e now tied f o r s e c­
ond place in th e S o u th w e s te r n Con- 

! f e re n c e b a s k e tb a ll r a c e as a r e s u lt 

of the tw o g a m e se rie s b e tw e e n B a y ­

lor a n d S. M. U. on M onday and 

T u e sd a y nights.
The g a m e s 

Miss N ew to n f u r t h e r asked t h a t a 
c o m m itte e fro m th e H ouse M others 
A ssociation be a p p o in te d to a ssist h e r 
in g e t t i n g o u t a book which is to be 
d is tr ib u te d to all houses, a n d w hich 
is to c o n ta in g e n e r a l in f o r m a tio n on
all q u e s tio n s in r e g a r d to t h e hous-1 to ssing th e w in n in g b a s k e t a f t e r the
in g re g u la tio n . T he d ire c to r s o f th e 
d o rm ito rie s , a n d th e c h a p e ro n e s w e r e 
also a sk e d to assift.

the B e a rs c a m e back and won, 17-13.

very d o s e a n d h a rd fo u g h t. S. M. 

final pistol s h o t. On T u e s d a y n ig h t 

th e f i r s t by a 24-23 score, 

in Dallas w ere both 

U. won 

The e n d in g o f th e fir*t g a m e w as 

P a m p h l e t I s s u e d N e w S t u d e n t s 
I n s te a d of th e p a m p h le ts which a r e

u 

tie. 

a 22-22 

The f i r s t f re e 

used e a ch y e a r f o r th e p u r p o s e of ac-1 th e g a m e the r e f e r e e called a per-
q u a in ti n g p ro sp e c tiv e s tu d e n ts w ith son al fouJ on B a y lo r a n d g av e S. M.
the b o a r d in g h o u se s th e r e will be i s - j ^ tw o fr e p throW8 
Thf> score was
su ed a p a m p h le t which will c o n ta in
th e n a m e of the house m o th e r, who- j ■
th e r b o a r d 

and lo d g in g o r one o r w ent th r o u g h , a n d th e cro w d , thuuc
in g the g a m e o ver ru sh e d on to th e

the o t h e r is to he ha d , the kind of 
ro o m s o f f e r e d such 
or 
do ub le, th e price, te le p h o n e n u m b e r 
and th e g r a d e o f th e house.

flo o r and c a r r ie d the S. M. U. te a m
o f f on th e ir sho ulders. T h e r e f e r e e 
fin a lly g o t t h in g s q u ie te d dow n and 
then assessed a 
th e M us­
ta n g s b e c a u s e o f th e a c tio n o f th e ir
A N D CABINET MEET su p p o rte rs . W hich g av e e a c h te a m
th e M u sta n g s
, one f r e e 
T h e r e will be a jo in t m e e tin g of lead in g one point. B oth th ro w s wrere 

Y. W . ADVISORY BOARD

th r o w with 

foul on 

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single 

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the A dv iso ry B o a rd and th e C a b in e t good and th e g a m e ended.
In the C o n f e r e n c e s ta n d in g . A. A 
of th e Y. W. C. A. in th e re a d in g 
M. leads with a p e r f e c t p e r c e n ta g e
room of 
4:30
the assoc ia tion 
o'clock on T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n 
f o r b y v ir tu e o f its win o v e r the O l a ­
th e p u rp o s e of d isc u ssin g th e finar.- hom a A g gies. T h e n com es B a y lo r, 
th e s . M. U., Rice a n d Okla. Aggies all 
etal p la n s 
fiv e 
h u n d re d .
f in a n c e s of 
r e a r with h er 

j with p e r c e n ta g e s o f 
th e 

fo r n e x t y e a r a n d 
th e a sso c ia tio n . 

th e T eas b rin g s up 

th e a m o u n t o f 

r e p o r t on 

a t 

A 

th e 

m o n e y which has been co llected th is one loss a n d no wins, 
ye a r, a n d th e a m o u n t still d ue fro m 
th e u n p a id pled ges will he had. A 
discussion on 
f u n d s w hich are 
to be raised f o r th e s u p p o r t o f Miss 
te n n is p la y ­
N a n c y S w a n n , th e s tu d e n t s e c r e ta r y 
ers have j u s t finish ed a close m atc h 
which 
is k e e p in g in C h in a will also be t a k e n ; w ith the A u stin Fligh r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s .
to 
up.

DEFEATS AUSTIN HI

FISH TENNIS TEAM

th e U n iv e rs ity Y. W. C . A

U n iv e rsity f r e s h m a n 

fish w in in n g , 

five m atc h e s 

th e 
fou r.

G L E E C L U B M E E T IN G

Dick H ittso n, m a n a g e r of th e U n i­
v e rs ity Glee C lu b, r e q u e s ts all m e m ­
b e r s o f t h e clu b t o be p r e s e n t a t the 
m e e tin g T h u r s d a y n ig h t in S H all, a t 
7 o ’clock. T h e colored q u a r t e t of 
d istin c tiv e 
A ustin will 
negro m usic. M e m b e rs a re 
invited 
to bring their friends.

some 

give 

T he t o u r n a m e n t w as s ta r te d S a t ­
u r d a y b u t w as o nly f in is h e d y e s t e r ­
d a y a f te r n o o n . M a th e r and Wise 
th e d e c id in g m a tc h b y a 7-5 
won 
the 
I n t e r e s t w as ad d e d 
score. 
m a tc h e s by th e f a c t t h a t th r e e m e m ­
bers o f t h e f r e s h m a n sq u a d M a th e r, 
Wise a n d C h u m n e y , w e re m em b e rs 
of Austin H ig h te a m l a s t year.

to 

peculiar. 

J u s t as 

the pistol ended

;i.V.hw ‘r : r . h : “

S t e n c h -Universities Offer Return
. 

Fellowship To American Students

 ®hr. 
Salty Cegvm

P a Mi* feed! on th*

■tty of Tew 
cation*, I»e.

wa*** of th* 
th e 8 to d * » t* 
rn ‘roto* 

r a W I“
Mob*
Routine. T«l-

" w '- i 
Pre**, I Baktt ____ —— — —

l.T IIT Crf-Sr-Kr rf

Entered 

the
w aiu M t* a t A s it i a T e w , b r o t t A c; of 
t m
cSpSiB . M*rrh I 

*»*«« at

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ra t* o f pmtM** p r o b e d f t f 

 
I§17, BOtbo-

^

,.,B HOS. A t of O t o h * r I. 
rit*d S*t>'*8»her 2 4. I t i t .

WM HARRY JACE
E<Jj*ar-fn Clitef

hard 

landing for

a brick

I E«lktr

ERLE M

Randolph.

adequately 

Pitching H orseshoes 

racky »n4 w. fxma gun* 
Advert**!r>* U*nm**r*

TOMAS 0. POLLARD
S »J'P*T*ll IBF Bat! MMM -V * .ROSBf

itknRY c ruiTHER M»«Bgin* t^Hor ^e m . ^ a t . t h i s e n t i r e .system o f
i>.*id education will be unified, im­
F*a* 8 r*
proved and 
sup­
H 
ported. E ducation can an tic­
ipate th a t the m ethods o f tax- 
ation will be m odernized and
reconstructed so that am ple in-
s M ^ STAFF Fr,R TOr)AL , . Mitor come m ay be secured for the
needs o f th e state. Education 
El*** or Tl'mdm*-,
the <
F « th * r W
can, with assurance 
the state w ill devote itself first! spirit that actuated 
th** Athletic I 
to the rehabilitation and uP* Council int giving B erry M. W hitaker 
b u i l d i n g o f t h e e x i s t i n g s c h o o l s ; pe-rmiamon to buy 
twenty-five setn
abd educational institutions be-; 
a m i c 

Harry K Fo*hn#r 
ffo rtrr. W »m *r 
JUitb Smith 
Ar*h <r O Co>m*n 
Brutism L Thorn** 
W*rth» Ana Robert*©*

Loa if* SUrr***
0*e T. gtrk#ej> 
Karr? It. M«*r*
R^jth McMfllBa 
J (Anni* I*rlr*
Bet*? I* J Orth! rn sn 
MMrH J ot**

N ext Sport: A th letic 

,
! of pitching horseshoes 

trust th a t j thinK about,

the farm a chan ce; let 

with som ething th ey 

m ay have been 

front down on 

to he distr*-

them *pla> 

REPORTERS

the boys 

“ Giv** 

some- 

know 

Miter

• 

~ fore entenn g into new projects,

Thursday, January I 

1323

how ever w orthy in th em selves bated among the departments and 

Editorials

good as I 

{the extensions m ay be. An ed-j rooming houses, 
ucational system as 
the .perm ission has 
any ra te 
m oney can buy, a school sys- be*,n granted and before long it may
tem appropriate to the 
^ a com m on «,jght to nee a bunch
population and w ealth of Texas 
that is the dream th at edu-
=rr^j cation expects the state to bring

o f huskies, t he i r c h e e ks i n f l at e d with 
tobacco cuds, earn estly arg u in g as I 
to w hether a 
t J 
c e rta in 
“ rin g e r” or not.

I into reality.

size, j 

shoe 

Af

is 

W H A T E D U C A T I O N 
E X P E C T S
T exas 

should 

the 

learn

good 

am iable 

C harley 

S adden, 

MrnmmtwtiMIMIMi.

is responsible fo r 

S O C I E T Y A N D S T U D Y

(S outhw estern M egaphone) 

O pinions of O thers

line j 
i coach fo r the Longhorn football team 
introduction! 
I o f this rustic pastim e on the. “ F o rty .” 
Seddon is an addict lo th e game and 
d uring the football season acquired
the re p u tatio n of being a shark a t
to constantly

two
things: first, good roads; sec­
schools— n e v e r 
ond. 
break a 
sta te’s pocketbook.
That is a paraphrase o f an out­
standing statem ent in a speech 
before the Texan Legislature 
Tuesday by Dr. H. T, Mussel
man of Dallas, who 
made a survey of the California [p o t* * f’f f w o l t y m em ber*’ ,h a t th ' mains, seem ingly a fix tu re
educational s y s t e m a t 
t h e re -! first, M onday nigh! >f each m o rt 
q u e s t o f Governor N e f f . C a ll- be set aside for en tertain m e n ts and 
fornia has learned 
t h o s e two banqu ets of fra te rn itie s and sorori- J 
Tau Beta Pi, honorary E n g ireer-
things. That state goes on t h e |tiej| and also th a t provision be made 
ing fra te rn ity , will m eet T hursday 
theory of an American chance! for th e r e l a t i o n of paid e n tertain - night at ta b in room 102, E ngin- 
for every boy and girl in its ter- m vntn and 
P rofessor P . E. 
the ch a p te r
r i t o r y . 
'F actor* of P ro fessio n al Sue*

in The M egaphone j teach new men the game as the old 
a m atch 
they
to lose. Now
the game re ­

m easure, though seem ingly harsh it I G iesfcke will address 
its req u irem en ts, 

fought shy o f 
soiial organization, co m -! knew they w ere sure 

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T AU BETA Pl TO MEET

! there i* a recom endation of the com* j ones 

This cering Building. 

stu d e n t recital*. 

}U WJ|„ f o m ,d 

is gone, but 

Elsew here 

i Sodden 

th at f»n 

r e c e n t l y | 

thing 

the 

is 

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o n

, 

. 

That Texas is providing its h a s b e e n needed in S outhw estern for «<**.

d u tk.s to 

children with a ram shackle sys-j *orn,, tim<, 
jf students are not l a n ­
tern of schools does not result , ful> too much tjme will be devoted 
from lack o f general sentim ent j to 
the neglect of
or desire for better e d u c a tio n a l; their mhoa] work At tht. fnd of the 
f a c i l i t i e s o n t h e p a r t o f t h e ills - 
when g rades arc sen t home in*
zeu s or the L egislature. Move- quiring pmreRtM wm dem and of the 
m ents to co-ordinate and recon- univt.rajti(;s why th e ir children have 
, grud„s. The Mega-
struct the school system o f the not made 
of the state in the past have
is not saying that this is the 
pho ni-
insurm ount-
usually met with
ca u ie
of ail the failures, but it h
able opposition, 
en gen d ered , reljponiib|c in a good measure for! SKX It JHS
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or 
often by local 
jealou sy. E fforts to secure a
greater degree o f c o o p era tio n , othef ilchooU M w„a 
b a t w e e n s t a t e a n d l o c a l a u t h o r - 
ities, so that schools might be " ri 
m o r e 
h a v e b e e n h i n d e r e d b y o b s t r u c - i "hould b<? Jth,‘ mo‘ t " 
l i v e ta c tic s a n d w r a n g l e s 

- 
num bers of the failures o f students 
not only in Southw estern, b u t

u n i f o r m , <?' *'»>; « \ n u l' 

prejudice 

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in K 
ii, A.’S will m eet 
Hail F riday, Ja n u a ry 19 a t 4:30 

J. H. WEYMOUTH.

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18
to make
in chances or additions on your Cactus

will be the last 

T hursday 

Ja n u a ry 

day 

th * l,a t day *° m*k,‘ 
entious student* who have the ability I changes or additions on pages a1-

“ ry 20 *’' n 

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ready in the

Cactus office. 
MAURICE ING LY.

B. A. 14: Sections meet aa usual on 
T hursday and S aturday. Assign- 
Smith, pp. 371-

ment fo r Thursday
394.

Thoughts o f all idealistic nature, 
though usually desirous, are often 
too obscure. At the beginning of 
each year we usually resolve to im­
prove 
to |
sectlon °- which mec“
accompli*)! something Mill more del- E C 0' 
imte. And it is to be feared that 
9-Th. s. will meet in 
too frequently we continue to mis- Lew B. 7 instead, Th. Jan. 18, and 
use or fail to use our energies, and j 

INSTRUCTOR.

fan* 20.

‘n ! aw 

H. F WHITE.

MORE REALISM

l ” mix th e ir play and work 

(C larendon, T exas College C lar co)

W h i l e T e x a s d e v o t e s f r o m l l 
to $ 1 2 f o r e v e r y s c h o o l c h i l d ,;
C a l i f o r n i a is s p e n d i n g $ 6 0 f o r
e v e r y g r a d e c h i l d p e r y e a r a n d 
$90 for every high school stu 
dent. Texas labors under the 
burden of archaic and insuffi­
cient methods of 
taxation, 
while California has adopted a 
taxation 
system of 
modern 
which amply provides for all 
the requirements of the state 
and its institutions. California 
has provided its citizens with „ 
an extensive system o f w ell-ilirait our posaibilitiea, because of this
equipped and maintained ins ti- :n<irfinif-*nes*- Not th a t we are in-
tutions of higher learn in g; but sincere in purp^ e hut that we 
Texas allow s its normals, col- a5min* i^irect? We have no
leges and University to operate c'^c 
with 
So from now
and physical plants, a?id insuf-|until the da>’ when the work of the 
ticient 
support and mainte-i uPper classroom is approved 
re-
nance. 

equipment citra ls our effort*. 

towan* w^*( w e can c 

to do better, or attem pt 

inadequate 

, 

t

j w arded, why not leave 
I ite, idealistic u n d ertaking 

and 
the indefin-
to those

« 

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* 

* 

The present Legislature 

is ol po*tic in,tinct and “tt™'n some- 

th** 

lesson 

C H A P E L NOTI CE

pledged to the ta>k of provid- thmg ”pecific *nd pr»cUc«ble? 
ing sufficient and adequate -----
and
support for the school system! 
of the state, from the humblest! 
rural school to the institution; 
of higher education. Governor: 
Neff in a recent address to the 
Legislature declared bis inten­
tion to work to the end that 
Texas might have as good edu-j 
eadonai system as money cam 
boy. From 
such unanimity 
and harmony in purpose and 
aim on the part of 
law ­
makers and the chief executive, 
the cause of education can ex­
pect great stimulus and assist­
ance for the future. Education 
van reasonably expect that the 
bias which exists in favor of 
one part of the school system j 
and the prejudice which may) 
exist against another step 
in! 
the educational ladder will be 
d isca rd ed ; 
sectionalism 
that 
and localism will be subordi­
nated in the realization that 
education demands one co-or­
sys-j
dinate and 

The passage of S crip tu re under 
discussion 
a t Chapel yesterd ay 
m orning wa * the sixth c h a p te r of 
G alatians, 
firs t 
especially 
verse. The them e was C hristian 
sym pathy. The 
b ro u g h t 
home in th I* first Verse was the 
tho ught th a t we should be ready to 
forgive o th e r people 
th e ir 
shortcom ings if ire expect fo rg iv e­
ness when we go a stra y under 
tem p tatio n . The same th o u g h t is 
brought out in the petition in the 
L ord’s p ra y e r which says “ Forgive 
us o u r debts as we forgive o u r 
d eb to rs.” T he p ractical way to do 
this in a positive m an ner is to b ea r 
one another’s* burdens as the sec­
ond verse of this ch a p te r suggests, 
and the clim ax is reached in the 
last v e rs t o f the ch ap ter w here 
we are enjoined to love one an o th ­
er and to show th a t love in o u r 
treatm en t o f each other.

symmetrica! 

the 

fo r 

are ALL STUDENTS who have been re-; 
sp ?-1 
ported as deficient in English will 
on- Pl< a»e report a t once to Room 130, 
Main Building, for a conference with 
the Chairman of the Committee on 
students' use of English. Hours from 
IO to I each day except from l l to 
12 on Friday.

L. W. PANYE.

H em stitching and Picoting, 
orders for fan cy work-—W ork 
guaranteed. Mrs. A. H. Jen 
kins, 2304 G uadalupe.

D O N N E L L Y & W H ITE
Phone 6131 
Plumbing and Heating 
Contractors 
905 Congress Ave.

J. S. KOENIG

Chiropodist and F oot Specialist 
418 Littlefield Bldg. 
Phone 4855

PALACE BARBER SHOP
“The Old Reliable”
“Hall of Fame”
BILLY WOLF, Prop.
A S trictly Up-to-Date Shop 
‘‘Next Door to Kress’*

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Wilson. Some tru th s ab o u t the Ku 
Klux Klan, P. R. W roe. D ebate: 

Resolved, T h at 
tu re should pass a bonus bill for 

th e T exas Legisla-* 

the ex-service men. A ffirm a tiv e :! 
H. O. H arrison an d E. B. 
Jolly, 
N egative: .Joe E, M organ and G. H *-, 
b a rt Nelson. The n eg ativ e won, re ­
to th e a ffirm a ­
ceiving th re e votes 

tive none. W eekly g ru n t, W alter 
Rundell.

A fte r 

the program w as finished! 

the freshm en p re sen t who were go­
ing to e n te r the fresh m an d ec la m a-! 
ti on co n test w ere given a chance to 
give th e ir speeches. G. H o b a rt Nel­
son acted as critic fo r th e freshm an 
speeches. L eonard McCollum was 
critic fo r th e evening.

Hogg

Members of the Hogg D ebating 

( lub m et 
re g u la r session T ues­
day night in Hie Y. M. C. A. Hogg 

in 

Pen. The m a tte r of dropping m em -1 

berg who have been ab sen t 

th ree : 

tim es was firs t 
a fte r! 
which the follow ing program wagj 
rendered.

taken 

up 

Home im p o rtan t question th a t the j 
p resen t legislature will have to d e a l1 
it 
with, Atwood M cDonald. W hat 
to be educated, J. W illiam 
m eans 
Mason. W hat is A m ericanism , Chaa.

HYDE PARK FLORAL

9 1 7 C ongress

Ju st w h a t you w a n t a n d re aso n ab ly

priced.

Helpy-Selfy

G e t so m e fruit or ca k e s to k ee p in 

y o u r ro o m —ju s t 

th e 

th in g w h e n 

y o u ’re h u n g ry a n d it s 

“h o u rs 

till 

th e bell rin g s.”

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Campus

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Make The Campus Shop 
Headquarters

Your

We h ave fitted o u t a c o m fo rta b le lo b b y for U n iv e rsity m en 
loaf w ith us.

We h av e p u t in n e w e q u ip m e n t a n d h a v e e m p lo y e d e x p e rt w o rk m e n

G ive us a trial. W e g u a r a n te e sa tisfa c tio n 
one d a y C lean in g Service. M e m b e rs h ip s i 
here.

P ressin g 

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C lean in g a n d P ressin g

Watch For Announcement

for o u r o p en in g of a c o m p le te line o f high class fu rn is h in g s fo r U n iv e rsity 
m en.

THE CAMPUS SHOP

2 3 0 6 G u a d a lu p e S tre e t

A lfred Sm ith

Frank J. M cG ehee

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

homa Aggies won 

two gam es, an*!

lost two. The Texas Aggies won a 
decisive victory over them , the Rico 
Owls split even with th em in a two 
the Longhorns 
game series, 
were d efeated by them. 
In all prob­
ability the Oklahoma institution will 
have a m arked bearing on the result 
! of the championship this year.

and 

if 

Even 

the Oklahoma five does 
not finish near the to p a t the end 
I of the race they can boast ol one 
of the best forwards in th e confer- 
| once in Derm. 
Texas did not show 
| a man as good as him, and in the 
Rice gam es hi- was one of the best 
men on the floor. S. M. U., Baylor 
and A. & M. may have b e tte r fo r­
wards th an Dean, hut 
is highly 
the All-South­
probable 
w estern 
is picked he will be 
given serious consoierationg.

that when 
five 

it 

Alfonso Ragland, a new face on 
the V arsity basketball q u in tet, has 
been one of the bright spots in the 
lad 
Longhorn 
is fast as a greased streak, 
is fair 
a t tossing goals and is in the g am e 
every m inute he is on th e court.

line-up so fa r. The 

OPERA HOUSEK
H A N C O C

Bud F ish er’s N ew 

S en sation

Sport Gossip

s ta r 

list of 

amiable 

Joe Ward, the 

the outstanding 

\ arsity 
football and 
from 
baseball 
F ort W orth, re tu rn e d from his home 
city yesterday morning to the U ni­
Joe, who was mentioned 
versity. 
the past year by W alter Camp 
in 
his 
tackles 
over the country, was intending to 
rem ain at home when he 
lait 
week end but on reconsideration he 
changed his plans and re tu rn ed. Had 
the h efty tackle rem ained at home 
the football 
coming 
eleven 
season would have suffe red a severe 
In addition the baseball nine 
blow. 
the ap proaching season would 
for 
have felt his loss.

left 

the 

Although Jo e was used as second 
string ca tc h er last year he is being 
groomed for a place in the outfield 

this season by William J . Disch, 

used 

in 
Varsity coach. He was 
center field in a practice game be­
tween 
team s yosterday 
afte rn o o n in the work out on Clark 
Field.

two picked 

for 

Texas will be 
fighting 
a 
chance to keep in 
the ru n n in g fo r 
title 
the S outhw estern 
basketball 
when they m eet th e Oklahoma Ag- j 
gies on the co u rt of the la tte r team j 
a t S tillw ater, Oklahoma. The O k - 1 
lahoma Aggies, ra th e r Dean of the j 
Oklahoma Aggies, 
the 
Orange q u in te t by a desperate last 
minute rally last S atu rd ay night, 29 j 
to 28. The Oklahoma five flashed 
the b e tte r gam e and deserved their j 
victory over the Longhorns, who at 
the pre sen t tim e have little chance 
of being a stro ng contender fo r the 
championship this year.

defeated 

use 

On account of the 

1NTER-FRAT GAMES P O S T P O N E D
the 
of 
girls 
last 
the 
W om en’s Gym by 
night, 
basketball 
In ter-F rat 
the 
g am es scheduled to be played th ere 
were postponed. A nnouncem ent of 
the place and time at which theae 
games will be played will b t m ad* 
within the next day o r to. according 
t 
Berm M. Whit aker, D i r e c t o r c f 
In tram ural Athletics.

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“ N IG H T LIFE IN 
H O L L Y W O O D ”
T h e p ictu re sen sa tio n o f 
th e year in tro d u cin g W a l­
la c e R eid, T h eo d o re R ob ­
erts, J. W arren K errig a n , 
S essu e H a y a k a w a 
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m on ths run at Los A n g ­
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O ff w ith t h e old— the new season is on in all it* twg^ 
b u ck lin g b rillian ce. Hats o f silk that dare original col0l
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as th e M i g n o n e t t e , Seaw eed, Bluet, S tr a w b e rry as well ^ 
in v a r i a t i o n s of browns, s an d , coral, violet and grey.

W e cordially invite you to see the splendid array 
of new' spring chapeaux now ready fo r y o ur 
joy­
ou s selection.

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On their trip to Texas the Okla-

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R e g u la r Prices

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tary to Mayor F ra n k W o ie n c r a f t of 
Dallas, a re p o rter on the New York 
Herald, and now fe a tu re w rite r and 
re-write man for the Herald. Mr. 
and Mrs. W alker will be a t home 
a f te r J a n u a r y 15, a t 68 Bank St., 
New York City.

Kappa Kappa Gamma announce 
the initiation of M arg a re t Duncan, 
Marie Sapper, Linda Bellows, J o s e ­
phine Hodgson, A n na Elizabeth Hall, 
and Grace Rogers. 
Initiation was 
followed by a ban q u e t a t 8 o’clock.

The Andrew C arothers C hap ter 
D. A. R. will meet a t the Alpha Phi 
house 2308 Rio Grande, F riday, Jan. 
19 a t 3:45 p. rn. The hostesses will 
be Misses Ollie Lake. Miriam Brown, 
Anita M antor, and Mary Bob T a y l o r

Pi Kappa Alpha 

the 
initiation of Ju lian Blair of San An­
tonio.

announce 

Louise W elder of Victoria 

is a 
guest a t the Kappa Kappa Gamma 
house.

Mrs. R. D. Wilson of Houston is 
the guest of Miss Elfleda Littlejohn.

K atherine Risher 

of Waco 
visiting at th e Pi Beta Phi house.

is 

Eleanor C overt is su ffe rin g from 

a slight illness.

M ary Louise Robinson is reported 
quite ill at th e home of h e r p a re n ts
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Robinson.

a corps of 
com petent 
singularly 
players, headed by Mary C arr, whose 
the Mother has made 
portrayal of 
her famous.

Q u ee n

The a n n o u n c em en t comes from the 
m anagem ent of th e Queen T h e a te r 
that an added a ttra ctio n will be on 
the program , s ta rtin g Thursday. This 
the C alifornia 
attra ctio n will be 
Q u artette, a male organization th a t 
comes here highly commended and 
heralded as 
‘Monarchs o f Melody.” 
These fo u r boys come fro m a nine 
m onth’s run 
in Los Angeles, which 
alone 
is an enviable re co rd f o r a 
male q u arte t.

The California Q u a rte t handles all 
m an n er of melodies, b u t fe a tu re s 
the m ore popular airs and always 
have a comedy n um b er on th e ir pro­
gram which has proven v ery popular 
with audiences w herever they have 
been seen.

A dvertise in T he D aily T exan

A R o y a l g o r g e 
OS LAUGHTER 

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MIWINfTY 
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Y O R K , 
CHIC ACO AND
b o s t o n

H a n co c k 
Ja n . 2 4 -2 5

S h o w er 

for Miss B u tle r

One of the p re ttiest a f fa irs that 

have been given 
in honor of Miss 
M arg aret Butler, bride o f the week, 

was a bridge shower given by Mrs. 
Fred Kingdom and her sister, Miss 

Dorothy Gammel a t Mrs. King­
doms home Monday afternoon.

Pink roses and 

lavender 

sweet 

in decorating 

to Eugenia Dilworth, 

peas were used 
the 
living room «nd sun p arlor while a 
green and white m otif prevailed in 
the dining room. High score was 
aw arded 
low 
score to Mrs. B. H. Temple, and con­
solation to Bernice Dillard. A t tile 
close of the game the honoree was 
presented with a bridal bouquet ot 
white carnations and ferns, the re g u ­
lation shower being replaced by a 
shower of gifts. A salad course 
to Mesdames B. H. 
was served 
Temple 
and George McCullough, 
Misses M argaret Butler, Eugenia 
Julia 
Dilworth, Hallie Maud N eff, 
May Hancock of New York, Vic­
toria Mathews, M artha Louise Hoyt, 
Mildred G riffith, Bernice Dillard, 
and Elizabeth 
F rances Mayfield 
Wroe.

W a lk e r - S t x n d e f e r

Announcem ent has been received 
of the m arriage of Miss Mary l o u is e 
Standefer, d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. 
Jefferson Davis S ta n d e fe r of Abil­
ene, to S tanley W alker of New York 
City, Tuesday, J a n u a r y 2, 
the 
P ark Avenue B aptist Church, New 
York City.

a t 

Mrs. W alker is a fo rm e r Uni* IT- 
sity student. Mr. W alker is a fo rm ­
er stud ent o f Journalism a t the Uni­
versity of Texas, was a re p o rte r on 
the Dallas News, la te r private secre-

THEA TRES

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

T e x a s: “ O ver t h e Hill,** with an 

all-atar ca st.

w o o d .”

Q u ee n : “ N ig h t L ife 

in H o lly ­

M ajestic: A g n e s A y r e s 

in “ A

D a u g h te r o f L u x u r y .”

H an cock: “ T a p s ,” m usical r e ­

vue.

all-star c a st.

C re sce n t: “ The Sin Flood, with 

M ajestic

“ Night Life 

in Hollywood,” said 
to be one of the most sensational 

pictures ever made, begins a 

three 

a t 

days’ engagem ent 
th e Queen
T h ea tre today. This is the produc­
tion which, upon th e occasion of its 
in A tlantic
prem iere p resentatio n 

City, made it necessary to call out 
the police reserv es to handle 
storm ed 
huge throngs which 
theatre.

the
the 

I t ’s ready, 

H a n c o c k
the snappiest musical 
revue and good vaudeville acts th at 
have vaulted the fo o t lights in some 
moons, and i t ’s g e ttin g b e tte r every 
“ Taps” the Travis Post revue, 
day. 
which will be seen at the Hancock 
Thursday evening is a jam up good 
show, clean to the core with laughs 
fo r every line.

Pete 

“ Doc” Eckdahl, 

Fulcher, 
Miss Dorothy DuMars, A r t Biard and 
“ Cow 
Miss Victoria M atthews 
in 
them ­
Bells,” make a show within 
selves, but these few combined with 
dancers, singers an d good actors will 
be a hit. Choruses, and a Chinese 
act, will be real fe a tu re s fo r th e re­
vue. 

*

T e x a s

“ Over the Hill,” the w onder pic­
tu re of Broadway, t h a t easily o u t­
distanced every o th er screen p resen ­
tation in the m a tte r of a continuous j 
ru n in New York and is now a r o u s - . 
ing enthusiasm th ro u g h o u t the conn- j 
try , will be seen here a t the Texas j 
T h e a tre today.

“ Over the Hill,” is an ex tra o rd in ­

ary picture. 
It does not depend up-; 
on the eternal trian gle fo r its sus- ’ 
tained 
re q uire mob 
scenes to bolster up shortcomings in j 
the plot.

interest, n o r 

Paul H. Sloane adapted the sto ry , 
from Will C a rleto n ’s ‘F a r m Ballads” ; 
and Harry Millarde directed it. Wil­
liam Fox, its producer, has supplied}

MAJESTIC

| AGNES AYRES

P resen ts

In

A DAUGHTER OF LUXURY

A P aram ou n t P ictu re

THREE DAYS STARTING TODAY

Y O U H A V E H E A R D IT - N O W SEE IT

A m e ric a n L egion P re s e n ts

TAPSA t T he

Hancock Opera House
TONIGHT

M atin ee T h u rsd a y a t 3 p. rn.

PR IC E S:
F ir s t E ight R ow s of O r c h e s tr a 
B alance o f O rchestra J 

 

$ 1 . 5 0
........... $ 1 . 2 5

First T hree Rows o f B alcony 
B alance o f B a lc o n y 
Boxes ......... 
 

..... $ 1 .0 0
-75
 
—........ $ 1.50

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

 

 

 

SECURE YOUR TICKETS EARLY AT RENFRO’S

Mr. Merchant:

D o you rvalise w h a t T he Texan m e a n , to you.

It give# you a d i r e c t avenue of approach to 
4 ,0 0 0 student# and fa c u lty member# that no 
other m edium can give**

You m ay be sure th a t the student read# your 
tucked in alongside 
advertisem ent for he find* 
official notices, so c ie ty notes, athletic sports and 
general cam pus n ew * — a“ °* w hich item s he is 
interested in.

T he student is p ro u d of his school and his 
publications and he reciprocates w ith his patron­
age to those w h o p resen t their m erchandise 
through the colu m n s o f The Texan.

If you are in terested in University patronage, 

use T he T exan .

IT G E T S R ESULTS

 Increased Enrollment Causes

Library To Be In Dire Need

What Kind Of Books Do Students

Read? One Answer Recorded Here

CLASSIFIEDS

By H elen H a r r is

is much in demand bx the student-; 

: if:

NEWS IN R EEH 
TO LOST T NEN

T race of Tw enty -one Form er
A thlete* of U niversity H as 
B e e n L o t t

L ast: twenty-one I men! Kinder 
will please notify the Athletic Coun­
cil, University of Texas.

Ko, Dean Benny ha* not 

been 
ta k in g lesso n , from the President c l 
Stanford. There h as been no stn k * 
♦m on * the athlete* or anything 
that sort. But tw en ty-on e men won 
their letter* here have dropped from 
the sight of the Council.

It is the custom to keep up with 
every man who receives a T here 
and fo r this reason, L. Thee. Bell­
mont asks that anyone having any 
information re lativ e to 
the where­
abouts of any of the following mea
communicate with him.

Bennett, C h a a Dickson, 

fo o tb a ll

H S I , sub. IBI*3,

Fear#, T A, track 1916.
Grift7* , A rth u r Elmer 

.ab. 

foot­

Hastings, Chat. H 

football 1905-

ball 1900

or.

Holman. J a i . N. baseball 1901 
Kelley, Thomas L. football 1894 and 
1897.

King. Clarence Weidman, football 

1896: track 1896.

Lewis, G. C. track 1901-02.
Moore, Frank baseball I t l l
Rector, G, T baseball 1910.
Simmon*, David Andrew 

track 

1915-20.

Sewell, Thomas E 
Sam u el, E. W. basketball 1906.
Smith. Cha# Grover track 

football 1894.

1909

and 1912

Vansant. 
1893-4*5-6.

Bi#U> 

Tho m a* 

track 

Vining, Morgan track I t ! 1-12-13; 
football 1910; basketball 1907, 1909 
MI.

William, D r Haworth, baseball 

Wheeler, Ja s . 

S. 

football 

1898 

Watson, Jo e l F 
tennis 1904-05-07.

baseball 

1906; 

Wet hen. Thom s* Neal baseball 

1915-16.

(sub.)

1907-08

the 

and 

library 

for the 

particularly 

The Annual increase in the enroll­
ment o f the University n e c e ssita te s 
in 
consideration 
th** U niversity Library. 
It is e ss en ­
tial that the library should increase 
aa rapidly aa the University 
itself 
and that the rums fo r books be en­
larged to meet the dem and* for aer 
vice multiplied. A generous part of 
is 
the expenditure 
an increasing annual charge. 
.Sub­
be 
scription# to periodicals must 
paid each year and annually, sem i­
case 
annually or quarterly aa 
be 
may be 
volume# must 
these 
in­
bound. Many series of books, 
cluding publication# of 
learned so ­
cieties are published annually or at 
other intervals, and 
is essential 
that the library maintain a standing 
order fo r these. 
It will readily be 
seen, therefore, that as the library 
grows its fixed annual expenditures 
increase. The University of T exas, 
registering 4,463 student# 
six­
teenth in sixe o f student enrollment 
among the U niversities of the coun­
try, ranks eleventh in the 
support 
and 
given it* university 
stands sixteenth in number of volu­
mes.

library 

it 

is 

that 

12th 

For the year 

In 1915 there were 109,032 vol­
umes in the library giving its stan d­
ing as nineteenth among the univer­
sities. 
In 1922 there were 224,929 
volumes m aknig $hc ranking six- 
teenth. The expenditure for addit­
ional books fo r the year 1914-15 was 
*21,620.00 placing the library of tho 
University of T exas 
among 
those o f other U n iv ersities while the 
year wa* 
appropriation for 
123,595.00. 
1920-21 
book were purchased to the amount 
fifth 
o f $54,182.14 giving T exas 
place with the U niversities of 
'he 
country. Despite an insufficient ap­
propriation $37,700.00 
that 
In both instances the expend­
year. 
itures greatly exceed the amount a l­
lowed for such, 16,482.14 more Tid­
ing spent than wa# arranged for the 
year 1920-1921. 
last five 
years the average annual additions 
In or­
have been 17,897 volumes. 
der to continue expanding the 
lib­
rary to properly meet the demand# 
o f a rapidly developing University, 
su fficien t fund* m ust be allowed the

F or the 

fo r 

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

FRESHMEN WIFE MEET 

SUNDAE SCHOOF TEAM 
IN U T H E CONTEST

Littlefield P u t s 

Freshm an 

Squad Through Intensive 
T rain ing

Coach Clyde L ittlefield has hi# 
freshman basketball squad out for 
p r a c t i c e each afternoon in prepara­

tion for their first gam e 
of 
th** 
played here 
season which will he 
Saturday night with the T exas State 
Sunday School Champion# of T exas.
is 
‘'Ju st because the opposition 
composed of Sunday 
boys 
does not mean that they cannot put 
up a real gam e,” say s Littlefield. In 

School 

fact, thi* team ha* proved it# worth 
in gam es all over the state during 
the past two y ear* and is made up 
o f former college sta rs alm ost ex ­

clusively. They have won the cham­
pionship in the State Sunday School 

League for the pant two year*, hence 

U niversity library.

the 

for 

Illinois and Michigan, with 

450,- j 
OOO volume#, are each twice as wet! i 
equipped as T exas State University. | 
F or the year 1920-1921 W isconsin! 
w ai given $60,399.00 
lib­
rary, 
Illinois $57,000.00, Michigan 
$58,500.00 and Te^aa $37,700.00. 
Other things being equal, the stron g­
est faculties will gather 
thoMi 
U niversities having the best libraries, j 
which am ounts to saying that only; 
the universities with good 
library 
facilities can hop** to be leader* in 
the educational world.

in 

- — -----p— -

UNION BARBERS ARE 

THREATENING STRIAE

A ustin Will Be W ithout S h a v e * 
A fter F eb ru ary 4 U n less 
Shop O w n er* A g ree

can 

With the union barbers threatening 
student#, m asculine, 
to strike, the 
m ay well shudder. How 
that 
party go if the sweet young thing 
will not bear the feel of the rough 
old whisker#? Durham Duplex is not ( 
alway# there “ when a fellow needs 
a frien d ," if there are only bi# own 
hands to guide it.

The union b arb er* have notified 
the owners o f their shop# that a fte r 
F ebru ary 4 they m ust guarantee their 
em ploye* a minimum salary of $21 
a weeq and divide all receipts on 
the basis of 65 per cent to the b ar­
ber# and 35 per cent to the shop own­
ers. At present the 
are 
guaranteed a minimum weekly wage 
o f $18 w h ile receipt# are divided cm 
a 60-40 basis.

barber* 

increase 

Union officials say that the b ar­
because 
b er* asked the 
about half of the union b arbers of 
the town are being paid on the 65-35 | 
bam# by shop owners who have vol- j 
un tee red to observe 
arran g e­
ment. Th** notice subm itted by the 
union is the third dealing with the! 
m atter which has been 
subm itted. 
The other two were withdrawn by 
the union a fte r persustsion by the 
shop owner#

this 

their title.

Other Games

The Satu rd ay follow ing the fresh­
men will go to San Antonio fo r a 
return game with the Sunday School 
team. Gam es have been scheduled 
with Temple Y. M. C. A. with St. 
Edwards College, and with 
San 
Marcos Academy in atdition to those 
with the E~an Antonio team.

freshm an 

Littlefield has cut his squad to] 
sixteen men, about the number he 
will carry throughout the season. Iii 
peaking of his 
squad 
Littlefield seem ed especially well 
pleased with the fighting spirit of 
they never 
claim# 
his men. He 
know when they get enough. Bul, 
he sty * it is not all figh tin g; he ha* 
some real m aterial and will be able 
to develop a team that would be able 
to give a decent account o f 
itself 
against any team in the state.

Squad

The men who made the squad a re : 
Dornak, Esquivel, Knipling, Raymon, 
law ren ce, 
Maley, Nation, Homan, 
(D av e), 
N agel, N yquist, 
Shearer, Sim ­
(C larence) 
Johnson 
mon*, and Tellhaum.

Johnson, 

of 

type 

studen t*. 

What kind of books that are not 
required, do the U niversity students 
read? Does the student really have 
a higher 
o f m ind? The*** 
questions have been asked by the 
faculty and people outside 
the 
University, and now some light wit’ j 
be thrown upon the su bject. New: 
stand sales show that the “ Cosmopol­
itan " is by fa r the m agazine most 
demanded by the 
Sixty 
m agazines were sold at MeFaddenM 
this month on the first day o f their 
publication and alm ost as many the 
next day. 
“ The Satu rd ay Evening 
P o st" runs the* “ C osm opolitan " a 
close second, but Irvin S. Cobb doe* 
not seem quite able to com pete with 
Robert W. Cham ber* serial novel*. J
very 
popular am ong the girls. However,! 
the fair co-eds ask fo r it in a whis-, 
per and 
if till 1 
iook very g ratefu l 
salesman hand# ft to them with the j 
face down. The salesm an say# that j 
he can spot a professor, an assistan t 
and a future Phi B eta K appa because 
(hey a*k for the A tlantic Monthly, j 
the Century m agazine or the Scrib­
blers. These publications are rarely 
-old! 
L ife and Ju d g e are sold to 
talented and asp irin g young sports 
and 
joke w riters, but they do not 
have a heavy demand.

“ Love Story M agazine" 

is 

Popul­

trium ph! 

and Menkin’s novel# 

The studen ts’ purchase of books,! 
while not as heavy a# their p u rch a se! 
o f magazine#, reveals some startlin g 
facts. Ninety per cent o f the book 
buyers are boys. And yet this is tho j 
woman’s hour of 
ar novels o f a higher type such as i 
Scott F itzgerald ’s “ This Side of P a r­
ad ise" 
are 
bought most frequently by the stu ­
dents. Any form of burlesque o r 1 
in terest them. “ P e r ­
clever humor 
fect B ehavior" and a 
‘‘Parody on 
(he Outline of H isto ry " arc esp e ­
cially good sellers.
following 

inform ation wi!l 
perhaps reveal a fact which the c o l-( 
lege student has been tryin g tq keen J 
“ Ju r g e n " by Cabell and “ A j 
dark. 
Woman 
in L o v e" by D. H. Law ­
rence, both books whose publica­
have 
tion* have been 
in the 
been recently released, are 
word# of the salesm an “ eaten up by 
the student#.*

suppressed, 

The 

“ The A rti-C h rist" by Nietsche,

fa ct anything with 

iii 
independent 
thought seems to appeal to the stu­
dent who buys book*.

All

ad th*- majority of books
recommended or 
bought are those 
the professors. The 
discussed by 
student choice of 
literature seems 
on the whole to be more commen­
dable than might often be expected. 
fiction and 
Th*- aversion to cheap 
for 
vulgar humor; the 
new 
thought; and modern reading 
are traits which place the student 
mind above th* average.

searching 

WOOD! WOOD! F or sale; oak heat 
er blocks $2 per rick, $8.50 cord

delivered. Phone 5287. 

J . Reese.

— 19

L O ST — $5.00 rew ard; small brown 
alligator pocketbook Tuesday aft- 
ticket.

rnoon. Name on 

athletic 

San Antonio.

[.OST— Tuesday afternoon in Z Hall 
a black leather bill folder. Finder
notify W. C. Blackburn and receive
— 19
reward. Phone 5424. 

n i c e l y 

W ANTED— A 

apartment near 

furnished 
the University.
Dial 3149 any day between 2 and 5
— 18
p. rn. 

I N T R A M U R A L S C H E D U L E

Thursday at 7 :3 0 : Pi Kappa Al­
Sigm a; Phi Delta 

pha vs. Kappa 
Theta vs. Phi Gamma Delta.

Friday at 7 :3 0 ; Second Floor B, 
Hall v#. Craddock's Room ing H ouse; 
Y. M C. A vs. Third Floor B. Hall.
vs.

Saturday at 2 : 

Jo u r nails iii 

Pre-Meds; Laws vs. Sophs.

Satu rday at 4: Engineer* vs. Up­

perclassmen ; Frosh vs. Pre-Law s.

L O S T — White gold and diamond din­
ner ring. Finder please call Wer-
— 19

na Oate#, 6583. Reward. 

L O S T — Gold 

appreciate it i f finder will 

“ E ver-Sh arp." Would 
call
the Y.M.C.A

2550 or leave it at 
Quentin Lightner.

L O S T — Fountain pen, 

two engraved ban ds; no 

long black; 
in itials;
slip-on cap. Finder please return to
— 20
Texan office. Reward. 

Up to the M inute Styles in M en's Furnishings

U N IV E R SIT Y TOGGERY SHOP

2302 G u a d a lu p e

505- 5II Colorado S tr e e t

$

F O R D S

and their Service

V I C I COURSE IN 

LEADERSHIP 5TATEI!

D etails of W ork Done by Stu* 
dents E xplain ed at 
Length

it 

is 

in 

sooner 

Everybody sometime 
their 

of 
is 
lives, some (dace 
later 
called upon 
to plan a p arty, be 
chief one in a reception line, or lead 
•om s special stoat* Particularly ii 
this true if you are a bom leader. 
invaluable to know 
And so 
how to do such things gracefully, 
and to have a r e a r e r store of id e s* 
in the back of your brain fo r use 
st any and every time. Moreover 
these are days when a great many 
girls plan to -pend at least p art of 
their summer# at camp, not as the 
idle rich to be amused, but s s the 
camp recreation Wader inventing in­
stances to amuse On account o f all 
these reason# and because the as-! 
•ociation believes rn trained leader­
ship, the Y. W. C. A. has been con­
ducting a rourse 
in “ T raining for 
Leadership’ every Monday night at 
7 o’clock in the Y. W C. A. reading 
room. Psychology, the little 
key# 
to human act on and behavior, to 
discussed. 
mob 
“ Dumb 
Popular games, 
Cram bo" and even 
“ Lobby L o u "! 
have been a part o f the program.

rule, have 

such 

been 

as 

fascinatin g o f 

And now we have come to some 
of the most 
all, 
handicraft at camp, which is to be 
given in several 
lemons beginning I 
this coming Monday. Community 
singing and story telling will also he 
taught One of the m ost popular 
fo ra # of am usem ent at cam p or else­
where is the “ sin g " and the girl who j 
can lead a group) and make, each ring) 
with the whole use of the lu n g* ie 
the leader and the declared popular 
one. This a rt does not come n atur­
ally— you aced practice and to know* 
how to organise groups o f sin gers in ; 
such a way a s to get the m ost e f*j 
factive result*. Also the dram atic 
ability fo r gay decorations m ay be; 
at 
developed 
some of these lectures Health and 
its importance will be divided into 
interesting lectures,

attendance 

through 

In addition to summer camp work,] 
lecture* will be given that will be of] 
benefit to girls who spend their sam-; 
mer- at home, and have need o f in­
struction In the planning of parties,' 
fie ry telling for children, teaching of) 
up-to-date Sunday School classes.

ISfefSSS

Co-operation

That is the spirit that has m arked the progress 

of civilization.

This simply means to help those who help you. 

Austin merchants who advertise in your paper 

help your school.

{

MORAL:
Patronize Texan 
Advertisers

CACTUS
SUBSCRIBERS

T h e follow ing is a list o f the C actu s su b scrib ers who su b scrib ed in 
fu ll d u rin g the re g istra tio n sale . A p a rt of this list is being pu blish ed 
each d a y in alp h a b e tic a l o rd er. A ll su b sc rib e rs are req u ested to w atch 
fo r their nam e and if it does not a p p e a r , to bring their receip ts to T h e 
T e x a n o ffic e and h ave them ad d e d to the list.

V ick ers, J .
Von B littersd o rf, B. L. 
Von R oeder, A lice 
W ack er, E sth er R. 
W agn er, C lyde L. 
W alk er, C h as.
W aller, D oris 
W allin g R osem ary 
W ard, K y le J r .
W ard, Ruby 
W arren, Donna M aude 
W arriner, W . O.
W atters, V. R.
W eaver, L. A.
W ebb, Em m a S.
W ebb, K ath ry n 
W ebb, W. G . J r .
W eber, Jo se p h J .
W eed, W. F.
W einert, H erbert J r . 
W ells, S ara h F ran ce s 
W erkenthin, T h eo d o re A. 
W erner, N atalie 
W halie. Ju d ith E.
W hite, lo m a 
W h itehurst, Dorothy 
W hitm ire, Len ora 
W hitw orth, G race 
W iden H ilda 
W ilde,* H. D.

W ilkes, F lorry 
W ilkinson, E u gen e S. 
W illiam s, A gn es 
W illiam s, Edith R ae 
W illiam s, Ina 
W illiam son, C h as A. 
W ilm ans, R obert J r . 
W ilson, E sth er *
W ilson, I vie 
W ilson, M ary Dan 
W ilson, M unsey 
W ilson, N annie 
W ilson, V irgin ia 
W ip ff, F ran c e s E. 
W isem an. F ran ces 
W itter, W ilm a 
W oddle, B eulah 
W olfe, C. O.
W ood bridge, A n netta 
W oodhead^ Ben S.
W ray, Anne C laire 
W right, Ernest 
W u kasch , E d n a A deline 
W ynn, D. T.
W ythe, G race 
Y arb ro u gh , H. J . 
Y arb ro u gh , M ary G la d y s 
Y e a g e r, R.
Y oung Ann E lizab eth 
Young, M arg aret

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