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First C o lleg e D aily in the South

A U ST IN , T EX A S, T U E SD A Y M ORNING, M ARCH 9, 1920

BASKETBALL “T S” 
FACULTY 
AWARDED TO NINE 
[HEE HEARS 
HORE PREXY MEMBERS OF TEAM

P n l i t v Form ed as M an agerial “T ” 

to M acatee 

* 
u e Action Concern- 

ent O ccurrence 

and Q u alified L etters
A lso A w ard ed

FINAL GAME FOR 

INTRAMURAL CUP

L aw a n d B. H all First Floor 
T e a m s W ill M eet in C ontest 
For C ham pionship

B Hall F i r s t F lo o r a n d th e Law 

D e p a r t m e n t t e a m will m e e t S a t u r d a y 
jn 

t h e M e n ’s G y m n a s iu m 

f o r w h a t

$ McLendon o f T y le r, 

“ T V * hav e been a w a r d e d to n in e 

f the sophom ore a c a d e m i c 

; m e m b e r s o f th e 1920 U n iv e r s i ty o f j8 to be th e f in a l 

in th e 

i n t r a m u r a l

,! ; efore the special dis- 
f a c u l ty 
th e 
■ltei of 

I T e x a s b a s k e tb a ll te a m . 
t h e r e h a v e been a w a r d e d o n e m a n - ! 

In a d d itio n b a s k e tb a ll season.

Thig parm > w h ich w il, be h ej(1 at

a< cession which 

la s te d j a g e r i a l “ T 

a n d f o u r q u a litie d “ T s. 

4 o ’clock, is to d e t e r m i n e who shall 

>ck UTltii 

T h e s e l e t t e r s w ere r e c e n tly a w a r d e d be c h a m p io n o f t h e U n iv e rs ity , since

° {he f i s t step in th e i n - j by 

th e A th le tic C oun cil, a n d 

th e j th e B. Hall 

five h a v e a l r e a d y d e- 

ufthe eeent s o p h o m o re - I n a m e s o f 

tho se se le c te d a n n o u n c e d j f e a t e d Phi G a m m a D e lta a n d now 

e n c o u n t e r . 

C a rl 

to d a y . 

class
evident o f 

the 

f r e s h m a n 

T h e o nes who r e ce iv e 

n e e d s to d e f e a t th e L a w D e p a r t m e n t
le t t e r s a re , to be a b le to claim f i r s t h on ors. T h e

also called to a p p e a r be- 

mmittee. hut lack o f tim e 

I the c o m m itte e from h e a r ­

t i e r will be called a g a in

R o b e r t B la in e of H o u s to n , H. M. R u s­

g a m e p ro m ise s 

to be h a r d 

f o u g h t , 

sell o f P ilo t P o in t, Al D eV inv y of

A u s tin , G e o rg e Hill o f F o r t W o r th , 

fr o m p r e s e n t 

a n d 
in d ic a tio n s b o th
te a m s a r e g o in g to h av e to f i g h t f o r 

J. W . D u c k e tt o f H o u s to n , G e o rg e 

th e honors.

mP..t 

the d is c ip lin a ry ] M c C u llo u g h of W aco, C h a r le s FL B a r ­
r e t t o f A u s tin , C. W. K n e b e l o f W aco 

a n d P a u l N e w m a n o f H o u s to n . T he 

m a n a g e r i a l “ T ” goes to G e o rg e M ac­

a t e e J r . o f H o u s to n . Q u a lifie d “ T ’s ” 

? to s t a t e m e n t s m a d e by 
th e c o m m itte e .
rabers of 
policy h a s as y e t been 
'to the course of a c tio n to 
It has not been d ec id e d 
, ca,e of each p a r tic i p a n t 
ta k e n up
im rush will b e 
“ B o b " B lain e is on e o f th e v e te r-
ith s e p a r a te l y , o r w h e t h e r j
at hlanket D e n a lty will be a n s o f th e t e a m a n d a f o r m e r cap- 
t 
* 
ol Diar.M i p t u a n j 
I t a in - e le c t, a lth o u g h he w a s u n a b le to

P ilo t P o in t , F r a n k M a r tin o f G oliad 

a n d D ave B a r r o w o f A u s tin .

to C h a r le s D i t t e r t of 

w e r e g iv e n 

th e 

son 

a n - j 

in s p ite o f a n 

H. M. Russell, 

s e r v e as h e ad of 

t h a t m o re ; w o u n d up his c a r e e r on 

is | w hich he re c e iv e d e a r ly in th e play. 

M„. Every D .y . 
■a1 discipline c o m m itte e p la y e d a g o o d ,s t r o n g g a m e all sea- 
ssskm.A even' day fro m 2 
lock until this m a t t e r 
orth* to the plan 
It is possible 
th e c o u r t
■ 
za;: may be called to ap- I w ith th e b e s t p l a y in g he h a s y et d em 
firm in order to e x p e d ite j o n s t r a t e d . H e f o u g h t h a r d e r a t his
| p o sitio n o f g u a r d t h a n e v e r b e f o r e , 
! in s p ite o f th e o d d s w hich c o n t i n u ­
er urn ber of men, e s tim a te d ally se e m e d to be a g a i n s t his te a m .
added their n a m e s to I H e also g ra c e d t h e list o f c a s u a ls a t 
cr day a- having p a r t i e d J o n e tim e d u r i n g t h e se a so n , b u t he 
e cia.** affair a ul as b e in g 
'aking the blame f o r th e | 

r e c o v e r e d in tim e to fa c e A. & M. 

Additional Name*. 

t e a m 

1 

DEAN OF MISSOURI 

JOURNALISM SCHOOL 

WILL LECTURE HERE

D e a n Walt - r W illia m s o f th e U n i­

jo u r-
v e r s ity of M isso uri school o f 
,
lec tu re '
n n h s m has b een e n g a g e d to 

m 

te a m . He h m 0,1 th e " ' * h t o f A P r * «• a c c o r d -
0 a n a n n o u n c e m e n t by th e com-
i n ju r e d head, m i t t e e on public le c tu r e s . T h e bring-
th e
8tl (lcnts

,nK 0f D ean W illia m s w as a t 

c a p t a in , I su(fKestion 

j o u r n a | ism 

of 

a n d m e m b e r s o f th e d i f f e r e n t o r g a n ­

iz a tio n s to which s t u d e n t w r ite s b e ­

lo ng . T h e r e is to be a jo in t m e e t in g 

o f th e school o f jo u r n a lis m s t u d e n t s 

a n d P re ss C lu b m e m b e r s M on d a y 

n ig h t, M arch 2 2 , f o r th e p u r p o s e o f 

d is c u s s in g a n d m a k i n g p la n s f o r th e 

th *1 

brings 

jher to a b o u t <»00. 

to ta l vsti-
It is 
known what d isposition 
'de of 
o r 
y will be called to a p p e a r 
discipline

n a m es 

these 

befor* 

the 

Al D e V in e y is a n o t h e r w ho is w’in-
n in g his l e t t e r f o r th e la st tim e. He 
is th e re a l v e te r a n o f th e te a m and
has won his 
l e t t e r 
tim e, s e r v in g as c a p ta in d u r i n g a t is also w id e ly k n o w n as a pin f o r m
T he U n iv e r s ity o f Mi*-
le a s t o ne of his te rm s . 

D ean W illiam s is one of thv m ost
. and

social e n t e r t a i n m e n t of D ean W il­
liam s on the o ccasion of his visit.

f o u r t h n o te d j o u r n a l i s t s in the c o u n t y 

s p e a k e r . 

th e 

f o r 

G e o r g e Hill is r e c e iv in g his f irs t s o u n school o f j o u r n a lis m is th 

e fleeted for th e y. r.r | TH R EE SECTIONS OF 

C ACTUS NO W ON PRESS

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A. OFFICERS 
ED FOR YEAR

road of P a r is H e a d s 
ganization— Com- 
5 to Be N a m e d 

•ins Of tho Y. W. C. A. 

Those who I 

afternoon. 
* most responsible posi- 
cabinet this y e a r a r e : 
brothy Broad of P a r i s ; 
Bt, Hu y Daniels o f Dal- 
tasorer. Louise Roe o f 
c o m m itte e 
ill be apjAointed in a few

various 

th e new
•’v meeting of 
nr!y elected ca b in e t will
ti 
then 

Mid will 

ta k e 

i* ensuing year.

an Escapes

in V a r s it y s p o r t sin ce he 

l e t t e r in b a sk e tb a ll, b u t his second 
l e t t e r 
is 
f o o tb a ll “ T ” m a n . He has 
also a 
tw’o m o r e y e a r s to go w ith t h e U n i­
v e rsity .

- old-
est school o f j o u r n a lis m in th e U n ite d 
S ta te s . Mr. W illiam s h as been d e a n 
o f th is school e v e r since' it w as e s t a b ­
lished. 
S e v e ra l y e a r s ag o he m a d e 
a t r i p a r o u n d th e w o rld s t u d y in g f o r ­
eign n e w s p a p e rs.

J. W. D u c k e tt o f H o u s to n 

a 
f o r A p ril 6
f r e s h m a n w ho has t h e d o u b le h on or
o f w i n n in g his l e t t e r a n d a t th e sa m e will be f r e e . T h e s u b je c t will be an-
time making the best I p e r cent on Flounced later.
___

le c tu r e p la n n e d 

T h e 

is 

_____ 
( Continued on page 4)

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PHI ALPHA TAU 

IS REORGANIZED

M a te r ia l f o r th e c o m in g 

issue o f 

th e Y e a r b o o k is r a p id ly b e in g c o m ­

p le te d a n d ru sh e d to th e p r in te r s , a c ­

C h a p t e r F irst O r g a n iz e d D u r ­
ing th e Y e a r 1916 B ecom es 
A c tiv e A g a in

c o r d in g to “ Z e k e ” C r u t c h e r , edito r- I
in - c h ie f o f th e 1920 C a c tu s . 

.Several 

Phi A lp h a T a u , h o n o r a r y fo re n sic 

s e c tio n s o f t h e book a r e a lr e a d y in 

f r a t e r n i t y , wras 

r e - o r g a n iz e d st 

few' 

th e p r i n t e r s ’ hands. 

d a y* a * ° ‘ T h is f r a t e r n i t y w a s first

Mr. C r u t c h e r s ta te s t h a t th e F a c - o rg a n iz e d at Tex;;- 

i.i th e s p r in g o f 

1 u l ty 8 e c tio n > t b e A d m in is tr a tio n sec- 1910. A t this turn. t h e r e w as q u ite ;
I 
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i 
an a c tiv e c h a p t e r he re , b u t w ith thv 

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i f 
f I i i i 
tio n , a n d th e S e n io r s e c tio n s o f th e 
book a r e now b e in g p r in te d , while 
the view se c tio n will s h o rtly be a n ­
o t h e r fin is h e d p r o d u c t o f th e Y e a r ­
book.

c o m in g o f th e wa** only a few m en 

re m a in e d .

Phi A lpha T a u is an h o n o r a r y f r a -

/ f 
I I 
- 

CTC T ' h m a i A i W h e n in te rv ie w e d as to th e G rin d i 
s e c tio n o f th e C a ctu s, D. A. S im m o n s, 
e d *t'o r ° f 

1t y i l C j n 

t e r o i t y which h a s v e ry high s ta n d in g
jn th e la r g e c olleges o f the c o u n tr y ,
m e m b e r s h ip b asis a n y

d e p a r t m e n t , sm iled ar. . an(j b as as 

l l U V r i U K C r said n o th in g . Mr. S im m o n s is fro m
. 

. 
a well k n o w n d e p a r t m e n t o f th e U r n - j

. . . 

T- 

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kind of public s p e a k in g e x c e lle n ce .

T«xas. March 

! v e r i t y , a n d he p ro m ise s 

t h a t p a r - j T h e h n e s o f P ublic sp ea k in g , w h e th e r
8 . — ; t i c u la r p r o m in e n c e will be given t h e 1 it be o r a to r y , d e b a t e , d r a m a ti c s , or 
a n y o th e r kind of public s p e a k i n g , ’

^ S o u t h e r n Meth-1 n o to rio u s deeds of his c la ss m a te s. 

In view of th e f a c t th a t so m u c h bag r,0 t h i njg to do w ith th e q u a li f i e s - j 

'>f Dallas d e te r m in e d 
A Brewer, president of 
ia> ■ there, should no t 
Titian dance S a t u r d a y 
‘ 
irr; f riday a f t e r n o o n 
hlm to Tort W o rth . He 
h money a n d valu- 
ov*r to the sopho- 
^hristian U n iv e r s ity I 

OWeve 

c t . 

^ Rot an oppor* 
> faring the a f t e r n o o n 
J r teaching th e F o r t 
n£ Com pany’s par-

w o r k h a s b een c o m p le te d , B ennetc 
W o o lle y o f th e b u sin e ss end o f th e 
book s t a t e s t h a t issu a n c e o f th e book 
a r o u n d M ay 20 is a ss u re d .

FROSH G A M E TO N IG H T

I n t e r s e c t i o n B s s k e t b a l l C o n t e s t * A r e

. 

_

P o s t p o n e d F r o m T h is A f t e r n o o n .
______

* tion f o r m e m b e r s h ip so long ar th e r e 

is e x c e lle n ce in th e chosen lim .

this 

lim ited 

T h e m e m b e rs h ip o f Phi A lp h a T a u . 
to six te e n ,! 
is n o t d e fin ite ly m a r k e d . I 

is a p p r o x im a t e ly 
b u t 
T h e r e a r e a t p r e s e n t fiv e a c tiv e m en 
m e m b e r s in th e c h a p t e r , and a n u m ­
b e r o f o th e r s hav e b e e n p le d g e d to 
m a k e up 
T h e s e 
p le d g e s will soon be 
in itia te d a nd 
th e n th e o f fic e r s f o r th e y e a r will be

nrem bership. 

th e 

I n te r s e c tio n 

f r e s h m a n 

b a s k e tb a ll

g a m e s sc h ed u le d 

fo r 

this a f t e r n o o n ele c te d . 

ar7 U m a r 
by his g u a rd s. H e 

str e e ts, ! will be p la y e d to n ig h t, b e g in n in g a t 
7 o ’clock, in ste a d of a t 4 o ’clock, as 
T his c h a n g e 

; 
% friend at th e u n d e r- o r ig in a lly a n n o u n c e d . 
} to aid him in hi* e s - j is m a d e n e c e s s a ry by th e g a m e which FCappa. A lth o u g h 

‘n a h e a rs e and j is 

to b e pla y e d 

to d a y b e tw e e n 

th e k no w n 

Phi A lp h a T a u has 

in o t h e r col- 
leges been r a n k e d in s c h o la r s h ip with 
f r a t e r n i t y Phi B eta 
th e h o n o r a r y 
n o t well 
is 
th e U n i v e r s i t y circles a t 
th e p r e s e n t, th e m e m b e r s h o p e t h a t 

in 

it 

, ^ or and c a u g h t th e V a r s ity n in e a n d 

t h e S a n A n to n io 
tw o g a m e s w hich a r e w ith 

T h e 

Ace*. 

to c h a n g e d are 

,tTl there. 
ravi:k tra c e d him 
it d e se rv e s in th e sc h o la rsh ip 
it will 
5 *SLablishment. sp e n t ! 2 a n d S e c tio n 3, a n d b e tw e e n S ectio n 
5 r ■ °o t* id t it* d oors, * I an d S e c tio n 5. U n le s s o th e rw ise be o ne o f th e m ost a c tiv e a n d prog^ 
* 
re s tiv e o f all th e h o n o r a r y f r a t e m i -
ties.

to reap p ear, o rd er ed la te r , all g a m ea will be played 

a c c o r d in g to th e po ste d schedule. 

tho se b e tw e e n S ection which 

r a n k will be well kn ow n a n d 

r e o r g a n iz a tio n 

nS in D allas. 

place

th e 

thv 

PRESS CLUB WILL 

AID STUDENTS IN 

PUBLICITY WORK

M cGill G ives R eport on P lans 
to T ell P e o p le o f the State 
of C lass C ontest

an 

At a called m e e tin g of th e 

P r e s s 
Club M onday n ig h t, 
a n n o u n c e ­
m e n t wras m a d e of th e jo in t m e e tin g 
o f the P r e s s Club, School o f J o u r n a l ­
ism an d o t h e r s t u d e n t w r i t i n g o r g a n ­
izations, to be held M a rc h 22, for the 
I p u rp o s e of d is c u s s in g th e e n t e r t a i n ­
m ent to be given 
in ho no r of D ean 
W a l te r W illia m s of th e U n i v e r s it y of 
M isso uri School o f J o u r n a lis m , who 
is to le c tu re h e r e A p ril 6 .

ta k e n by 

W illia m L. McGill gav e a r e p o r t on 
the a c tio n s 
the co m m itte e 
of f r e s h m e n a n d so pho m ores a p p o i n t ­
ed to a id in c o r r e c ti n g th e d is to r te d 
view given by m o s t s t a t e p a p e r s of 
the r e c e n t in te r -c la s s fig h t. Mr. Mc­
Gill r e p o r te d t h a t it w a s th e d e sire of 
the c o m m itte e a n d of th e o ff ic ia ls to 
give 
the people of T e x a s a n e x a c t 
s ta te m e n t o f th e a f f a i r , a n d to m ake 
g e n e r a ll y clea r, by h is to ry of p a st 
con flicts, the c la ss s p i r i t t h a t h a s a l ­
w a y s prevailed. W ith 
th e c o -o p e ra ­
tion of th e l a r g e r p a p e r s of th e s ta te , 
th e c o m m itte e h a s succeeded 
in g e t ­
tin g o u t a c o rre c t r e p o r t of t h e fig h t 
an d a s u m m a r y of th e f a c ts h a s been 
accepted by them . T h e g r e a t tro uble 
now -which 
th e co m m ittee 
lies in r e a c h i n g th e sm a lle r p a p e r s of 
tow n 
the s t a te , 
w eeklies a n d jo u r n a ls . T h e p lan 
is 
j fo r all j o u r n a l i s t s in the U n iv e rs ity , 
P r e s s C lub m em b ers, etc., to c o n tr i b ­
u te a r tic le s g iv in g th e t r u e f a c ts and 
to send s t a t e m e n t s o r perso n a l l e tte r s 
to th e e d it o r s of t h e i r home town p a ­
per*, which will help 
to s t r a i g t h e n 
o u t the m i s in te r p r e ta tio n s T h e com­
th e n e a r f u t u r e issue 
m itte e will 
and 
su g g e s tio n s 
o th e r w r i t e r s who d e sire to aid 
in 
th is im p o r ta n t p u b lic ity c a m p a ig n .

th e n u m e r o u s sm all 

c o r r e s p o n d e n ts 

is fa c in g 

in 
to 

T h e social c om m ittee, which con­
s i s t ' 
(»f E liz a b e th H a r c o u r t , Maili# 
J o n e s , and Je ssie M a r y Hill, w a s re­
q uested b y P r e s id e n t Buck M u r r a y to 
b r i n g up p la n s a t the n e x t m eeting 
fo r some kind of a social event to be 
given in th e n e a r f u tu r e .

Eastern Travels 
With Bercowich

DELTA SIGMA RHO 

HOLDSjNlTIATION

F o u r M e m b e rs A d d e d 

to th e 

M e m b e rs h ip of H o n o ra ry 
F o ren sic Society

D e lta Sig m a Rho, h o n o r a r y fo re n - 
| sic f r a t e r n i t y , held in itia ti o n S u n d a y 
1 night a t th e D riskill f o r th e fo llo w ­
in g m e n : A lb e r t S id n e y J o h n s o n of 
C o r s ic a n a , H e r b e r t B o w y e r o f A us­
tin, C. E. Collidge o f F o r t W o r th , a 
t r a n s f e r fro m V a n d e r b ilt, a n d W a y n e 
R. Howell o f C o rsic a n a .

in c lu d in g 

A b a n q u e t w as e n jo y e d by 

the 
m e m b e r s p r e s e n t. 
J u d g e Spence*- of 
t h e C om m ission of A p p e a ls gave an 
i n t e r e s t i n g a d d re s se .
T h o se p r e s e n t, 

gu ests, 
Welti: R o b e rt Fields, p r e s id e n t ; .Tack
B laylock. G a r la n d D ay, R. C. C o ffe e, 
E r n e s t May, O w en B a r k e r , R. I. Ar* 
t e r b e r y , T. V. S m ith o f th e E nglish 
D e p a r t m e n t , Dr. E. D. S h u r t e r . c h a i r ­
man o f th e school o f p ublic s p m k ’ng. 
a n d J u d g e S p e n c e r o f th e C om m is­
sion o f Appeals.

ENGINEER-PRE-MED 

INTRAMURAL GAME 

TO BE CONTINUED

in 

th a t 

th e M edics 

It d ecided t h a t 

S ince a g r e a t d e a l of d is s a ti s f a c ­
tion w as show n a t th e P re -M e d ic E n 
g m e e r b a s k e tb a ll g a m e 
the 
g a m e w as called a t th e end o f thv 
le a d in g 
f i r s t h a lf w ith 
4 to I, th e I n t r a m u r a l B o a rd o f A r ­
b itr a ti o n took th e c a se u n d e r c o n s id ­
its 
e ra tio n a n d h a s . now* accounced 
th e F’ngi- 
decisio n. 
n e e r s w e re e n title d to play th e 
last 
h a lf, sin ce in t h a t tim e th e P re -M e d 
lead could he easily o v ercom e. The 
fo llo w in g r e g u la tio n s w e r e laid down 
as to th e p la y in g of t h a t e x tr a half.
T h e g a m e is to be pla y e d W e d n e s 
d a y a f t e r n o o n at 5 :3 0 o ’clock. Ten 
m in u t e s of p la y will be allow ed, and 
th e score will he at 
th e b e g in n in g 
th e sa m e as a t th e end of th e first 
h a lf d u r i n g 
In 
c ase e i t h e r te a m fails to a p p e a r, the 
If 
g a m e will 
both 
c o re will 
t e a m s fail 
re m a in p e r m a n e n tl y 4 to I 
in favor 
o f th e P re-M eds. No a p p e a l can be 
m a d e fr o m th is decision.

f o r f e ite d . 
tho 

th e g am e , 4 

to a p p e a r 

be 

to 

I. 

PROMINENT MEN 

ATTEND SMOKER

( E d i t o r ’s N o te : H e n r y Bercowich U n iv e rsity M asonic C lub En-

was e d ito r of the L o n g h o rn M agazine 
in 1910-17. Mr. Bercow ich did v a l u ­
able w ork on o th e r college p u b lic a ­
tions w’hile here, a n d has had e x t e n ­
sive t r a i n i n g on A u s tin an d S an A n ­
to n i *1 n e w s p a p e r s .)

Special to th e T e x a n . 

H on gk ong , C h in a , F’eb. I (B y M ail) 

jo y e d Social E v en ing at 
C a c tu s T e a Room

M e m b e rs o f 

th e U n iv e r s ity M a­
sonic S t u d y C lub e n jo y e d a sm oker 
a t th e C a c tu s T e a Room la s t F r id a y 
nigh t. By 8 o ’c lo c k p r a c tic a lly all 
had a r r iv e d a t 
the T ea Room, and
an h o u r o f i n tr o d u c ti o n s a n d c o r n e l 

in 

—O u r ship f o r o r d i n a r y p u rp o se s car- I sa tio n follow'ed.
ries a c a r g o of g e n e r a l mf?rchandise, R e f r e s h m e n t s w ere se rv e d 
bu t since o u r a r r i v a l in H o n g Kong 
we have ta k e n on a d d itio n a l f r e ig h t | 
in the s h a p e of c a n a r y b ir d s and Can- 
tonese chow d o g s; now th e old-tim ers 
in the c r e w a r e seek in g a few m o n­
keys to com plete the m e n agerie. T he 
h a s “ spoiled” the
A m eric a n 
E a s t. His m oney 
flow s 
for he is the best p aid s a ilo rm a n in 
th e world, and he buys w h a t his fa n c y 
direct*

the
n a t u r e o f c ig a r e tt e s a n d c ig a rs for
those who sm oked, a n d p le n ty of
sa n d w ic h e s, a n d hot, s te a m in g eof
P r e s id e n t W illiam J 
fee 
f o r all. 
tho*** who w e re 
H u g h e s welcom ed 
turn*- ! 
tim e an d 
fin-: 
t h e r e f o r th* 
to Ed D u n la y , wh >
the 

" T h e V’a lu e of I r ie n d s h ip ,” Pi e -i. 

like w a te r , I a c t u ! as to a s tm a s te r

th e n fo llo w e d :

T he p r o g r a m

d e n t R. FL V inson.

floo r over 

sa ilo r 

T h e c a n a r y b ir d s will t w i tte r 

and 

‘‘T h a t th* F u t u r e Fields,” J u d g e S.

‘‘T h e U n iv e rs ity M ason n

S tu d .

th e chow dogs will be s h a p i n g 

p e r h a p s d ie b e fo re we g e t to M anila ! P. S ad d ler, 
a n d 
u n d e r n e a th th e b u n k s o f the men in U lub ,“ Mr. F\ M. P fa v f f lit 
th e fo c ’sle h ead b e fo re v e ry long 
the A m e ric a n invasion o f the E a s t th e : S o n field .
s a ilo r m a n 
his follies a nd foibles a d d in g only to , IL H am ilto n.
his g e n e ra l 
w h a t he w a n ts.

an im p o r ta n t p a r t. 

for g e ttin g 

r e p u ta tio n 

ll. M u e n s te r.

p la y s 

In 

‘‘Y oung A m e r ic a '- D u ty ." J u d g r

“ G lim pses In to th e P a - t . " J u d g e 

I

‘ S o m e th in g H u m o r o u s . ” M r 

Jo

i 

T h is 

in F r a n c e a- 

“ T he Old M a n ,” 

“ My E x p e r ie n c e - 
M a so n ,” Mr. M artin.

" M u s i n g s ,” Dr. W. A. F elsinc 
F o llo w in g th is a n u m b e r of ir ’ *r.
ta lk s w e r e 

m e m b e r s o f th e club a n d g u e s ts p r e ­
c u t. A t d i f f e r e n t 
tim es d u r i n g th e 
e v e n in g s e le c tio n .1 w ere r e n d e r e d >n
the p ia n o by W. R. Howell. T he e - 
tir e e v e n in g wan e n j o y e d by ail p r e s 

is o u r second visit to Kong 
K ong w ithin tw o week*. We are now 
in drydock. a w a itin g r e p a ir s to 
the 
pro peller, a blade of which broke o ff
th e C h in a Sea as we J e s tin g s h o r t 
som ew here 
in 
to w a r d Saigon , a rice 
were m a k in g 
p o rt in F rench H indo C hina. We were 
about eleven h o u rs o u t of Hung Kong 
the ship q u iv e re d and shook 
when 
th e 
tre m o r. 
with 
s e a m a n ’s a p p e lla tio n 
the g u ests p r e s e n t w ere 
wa® o u t of his b u n k in a ji f f y , and in 
the m id w a tc h — it h a p p e n e d a t 2:37 P r e s id e n t R. FL V i n s o n , Mr. R. V. 
in 
the m o rn in g , m a d e his w a y back M odrall, J u d g e s S. P. S a d d le r ar I
th e C o u r t of < ivil Ap
a f t in th e s h a f t alley, w h e re he con- S u n fie ld of 
suited w ith the 
c h ie f e n g in e e r as to peals, J u d g e H a m ilto n o f th* C ourt
th e e x te n t of th e d a m a g e . At f i r s t it o f D om estic R e la tio n s. Dr. Feign g
w a s th o u g h t we h ad h it a rook, but Mr 
Jo e H. M u e n s te r , Judg** H are , 
the sk ip p e r knew h i t b e a rin g s w ere Mr. P. J. M cD onald, a n d Mr. F'. M. 
rig h t, and it re q u ire d a quick mind 
the
la rg e n u m b e r p r e s e n t wa* mad< up
— 
of U n iv e r s ity s tu d e n ts

for the skipper, ent and w as voted a g re a t Bucce

(C o n ti n u e d an pag e 4 ) 

r e m a in d e r of 

to P f a e f f li n . 

A m o n g 

The 

SIGMA DELTA CHI 
MAKES SELECTION 
OF NEW MEMBERS

R. L. M u rra y a n d E v erett H. 
J o n e s P le d g e d to P rofession­
al J o u rn a lis tic F ra te rn ity

R ay m on d Livy M urray 

E v e r e t t H. Jo n e s

S ig m a D elta 

('hi, 

professional 

j o u r n a li s tic 

f r a t e r n i t y , 

announce* 

th e p le d g in g of R ay m on d Livy Mur­

ray of P o r t A r t h u r and E v e r e tt II. 

J o n e s o f San A nton io . The selection 

ct 

th ese m en 

fo r m em bersh ip was 

m adv a f t e r c a r e f u l con sid e ra tio n of 

t h e i r re c o rd s a lo n g th e lines of pro 

fc 8sion al jo u r n a lis m .

Mr. M u r r a y is a m e m h er of The 
T exan s t a f f an d c o rre sp o n d e n t 
for 
B e a u m o n t a n d H o u sto n papers. He 
th e U niversity 
is also p r e s id e n t of 
Pres* Club.

Mr. J o n e s 

issue edito r on 
T h e T e x a n a n d a s e c o n d -y e a r stu d e n t 
in th e U niv e rsity .

is an 

S ig m a D e lta Chi is a n a tio n a l o r ­
g a n iz a tio n of college m en who are 
p ro f e s s io n a l 
jo u r n a lis ts , with c h a p ­
te rs located in m a n y of the leading 
ing u n iv e r s itie s of th e c o u n try .
in c lu d e s 

the 
n a m e s of m a n y f o r m e r s tu d e n ts who 
h a v e since m a d e e n v ia b le reco rds in 
th e p ro fe s sio n o f jo u rn a lism .

T he T e x a s c h a p t e r 

TIEE CLUB BEGINS 

ANNUAL TOUR SOON

P o in ts in S o u th T e x a a to Be 
V isite d — T w en ty-S even 
M en G oing

r e n d e r e d 

V a rsity Glee C lub will begin 
its 
ani aal t o u r on S a t u r d a y , M arch 20, 
g o in g f ir s t to S an A n to n io , w h e r e the 
the
p r o g r a m will he 
From 
B r a c k e n r id g e High 
in 
San A n to nio sto p s will be m a d e 
th e fo llow ing o r d e r : M onday night, 
T u e sd a y , M a ta g o r d a ; 
Bay 
W e d n e sd a y , G a lv e s to n ; 
T h u rs d a y , 
O r a n g e ; F r i d a y , O r a n g e ; S a tu r d a y , 
P o r t A r th u r .

School. 

( ity; 

at 

th** a u sp ic e s of 
T he 

T h e final e n g a g e m e n t will be in 
th e club will sing 
the A lum ni 
never 
trip to S outh i 

H o u sto n , w h ere 
u n d e r 
A s-o c ia tio n . 
m ad e b u t o ne o t h e r 
t h a t w as quite a while 
T e xa s, an d 
ago. 
In f o r m e r y e a rs it has alw ays 
visited th e la r g e r cities o f N o rth and 
E a st T exas.

club has 

The fo llo w in g m en will m ak e the 
t r i p ! 
Irvin W. J o n e s , d ir e c to r ; Wil­
liam J. P a rk , m a n a g e r ; N eal Davis. 
CL R. H ooton , F'red K. L a u r e n tz , A r-, 
lie McTec, C le tu s O. Oakley, Her*
1 beet P o y n e r , .V erno n Kl I edge, W a lte r 
J a m e s , S. Lr* **’ 
G o h m e rt. Royal 
King, W illiam J. P a rk , Glenn W iL on, 
H a ro ld B room e, W illiam G. Camp. 
Ira H o rto n , Dick Lewis, Paul Pond. 
T ula ne S. S m ith , S teve S. G a rd n e r. 
Jo h n D. Glee he r, Ralph H om an, FL P. 
H o r n a d a y , D onald 
and 
Stew a i t J . S m ith .

IL Sm ith 

F .n te rla in in g P r o g r a m .

to 

The 

ind icate 

'I he p r o g r a m w hich the Glee ( luh 
gave la*t F’r id a y n ig h t at the Ju n io r 
High School seem s 
thai 
the co m in g t r i p will be v e /y success­
ful. T h e re w as a la rg e a u d ie n c e in 
spit* of the c o m p e titio n of the Neal 
O ’Brien m in stre ls. 
a u dience 
w as very a p p r e c ia tiv e a n d ev ery n u m ­
long as the d i­
b e r was e n c o r e d as 
r e c to r would allow encores 
to be 
given. T h e m e m b e r s h ip of lh* clul 
include* -iuch m e n 
as Mr. Hoi ton 
who is a soloist o f wide exp e rie nc e 
h a v in g tr a v e le d T e x a s, O k la h om a and 
L o u isia n a d u r i n g 
last su m m e r with 
the S o u th w e s te r n Glee Club q u a r te t. 
T h e p ro g r a m w hich met with such 
e n th u s ia s m last F r i d a y night includ­
ed songs, solos, a n d n u m b e rs by the 
q u a r t e t 
Th* 
s tr in g e d 
p r o g r a m s which will be given on the 
tr ip will bv sim ila r to this one.

sextet. 

a n d 

A T H E N A E U M T O N A M E

E V A N S C O N T E S T A N T S

fo r 

R e p r e s e n ta tiv e s 

th e E x a m 
prize c o n te s t 
in o r a to r y will be se­
lected a t th e m e e tin g o f th e A t h e n ­
a e u m L ite r a r y S o c ie ty to n ig h t a t 7 
o ’clock. All m e m b e r s d e sirin g 
to 
t r y out f or th a t c o n te s t m u st a tte n d 
th* m e e tin g to n ig h t.

An inter* sting p r o g ra m of d e b a te 
and “b o rt speech es has been p re p a re d 
fo r t o n i g h t ’s m e e tin g , an d all visitors 
will he co rdially w elcom ed

NO. 113

heavy line u p to
MEET SAN ANTONIO 
IN CONTEST TODAY

Coach Billy Diach 

to Lead 

Longhorns Into B attle 
A gainst Aces

About 

tw o-thirds of 

the 

lineup 

which will face the San Antonio Ace* 

this afternoon will be made up of old

lettei men unless som ething u n fo re ­
seen comes up which necessitates a
change in the plans of Coach Diseh. 
At catcher, it is probable t h a t G rip 
Penn of Austin will s ta rt. He or 
Mnxcy H a rt will be sure to go in a t 
indication* r ig h t 
the beginning, and 
now are that Grip will be first.
to 

be
strongest for the honor of s t a r ti n g 
off He will not be likely to finish 
out. hut ho ought to pitch the first 
two, or three innings. R a rry , Lei timer, 
Ro s and M cN am ara a re all ready to 
follow him on the slab The last two 
have been troubled by sore w hips and
they may not get into the game.

the box, Gillett seems 

In 

Old Men P l a y i n g .

i irst base will be held down by 
Bai ry as long as he is out of the box. 
VV henever 
it becomes necessary to 
send him into the box, Bib F a lk will 
be called out to do the t h in g up brown 
at the first sack.

to do 

Second base has 

la st y e a r ’s c a p ­
tain, George McCullough, 
its 
woi k. Mc( ullough will probably be 
switched before things a re all fin ish ­
ed, for Sanford, so as to give the new 
man a try at w hat he can do. E ith e r 
man it good for the place.

Nowlin is slated to s t a r t a t third. 
T hree other men will contest the place 
with him if given half a chance. T h e y 
ar* Ball, Graves and Wickline. All 
of the four men a re s tro n g cand id ates 
for th** place left open by the g r a d ­
ual ion of Jim m y G reer last year 

E n g lis h s t S h o r t.

Dudley English will be shifted, for 
this game at least, from his u sual po­
sition in the field to shortstop, since 
Robertson 
is out with a sore arm. 
Johnson will be a good second man, 
in case Dudley goes out.

he 

Left field goes 

to Maxey Moore. 
C enter field is held down by Bib Falk, 
wl enever 
is not busy a t firtt. 
Right field will be held by Ball, when­
ever he is not busy a t third. Willi- 
two o th e rs who 
toed and H a r t are 
may be called on 
to show up what 
they can do in the way of catching 
flies.

this 

Wi t h 

line-up things ought to 
s t a r t out pretty well for the L ong­
Ihe San Antonio line-up bas 
horns. 
but 
not been definitely announced, 
th*' players will be selected from the 
list published m S u n d a y ’s T.'xan.

he game this afternoon will begin 

prom ptly a t 4 o’clock.

DR. WHAREY SPEAKS 
AT Y. W. MEETING

Browning and F u n d a m e n ta ls 
o f the C hristian Religion 
Are Discussed

Br. J. B. W harey of ’he ^-hooi of 
FL glish addressed the Y o u n g W o m ­
e n ’s C hristian Association at its r e g ­
ular vesper .service on " B ro w n in g and 
< c lam F undam entals of 
the t ’hris- 
t inn 

lit ligion.”

The speaker opened his a dd ress 
with saying that B row ning cam e at 
a time when C hristian ity was ba ttlin g 
for its life, when h igher criticism was 
f u r th e r 
coming 
s t a t e d t h a t at this Erne the poets were 
divided into three d istin c t g ro u p s in 
the 
to 
r e f e r e n c e 
m<>v* m* nt> of the period.

t h e i r re la tio n 

vogue, He 

into 

to 

Dr. W harey pointed o u t th a t the 
pners of the period to which B ro w n ­
ing belonged were of one of 
three 
groups -tho.-e unable to reconcile thv 
old with 
those who went 
back to a more rem ote p e rio d f o r in­
spiration, 
the new 
those who faced 
a t the same time c linging to thv old 
in an e ffo rt to a d ju st the old to th* 
new.

th* new, 

Tennyson and B row ning, he said, 
oelong to the last gro up . The sp e a k ­
e r then went on to say t h a t one can 
not expect to h a w t h e ^ p o e t ’s creed 
pointed out definitely, fo r his w n t- 
ing« a re of too im a g in a tiv e a c h a ra c ­
ter. Especially is this tr u e , said Dr. 
W harey, of the works of Browning, 
vchb’h were mostly d r a m a tic work- 
the d ra m a tic monologue 
fe a tu r in g 
thv “ Last 
An example of 
D uchess,” where the p oet leave- him

this was 

(C ontinued on page 4)

 side, that such a page-mat* w a* poor 
compliment to the author o f the first
In spite o f the fact, that whil* pe­
rusing Scrap* we occasionally caught
sight o f which m ight be actually con­
sidered as true gleam* o f J o u m a lif tk
ability, we heartily believe th at it is 
the sentim ent o f the V a r sity student 
fa in t gleams 
body, th a t 
develop into real lig hts, it would be 
ho improvement for the D a ily Texan 
to cease publishing them.

these 

jntil 

a 

on 

comic 

supplem ent 

i f the Da ly Texan desired to run 
a 
Sunday, 
Scraps would be the m ost appropri­
ate m a t e r ia l possible, but as th e sup­
plement 
is omitted, w e feel certain 
that Scraps could be dispensed with. 
A lready 
live, up-to-date college 
sheet, (in spite o f the undesired and 
little noticed opinion o f 
its poorest 
rival. “ A u stin ’s V ery B est Sunday 
Morning 
the Daily 
T e x a n could lie in finitely improved if 
these sad attem pts at humor known 
as Scraps would be barred from its 
columns.

N ew spaper” ) 

Mr. Editor, don’t you think we have 
been punished sufficiently? We are 
certain that you have long since dis­
cerned the fact that Scraps w as un­
worthy o f publication and th a t you 
have been merely w a itin g the e x ­
before 
pression of student opinion, 
acting.

In conclusion, we will state, that 
we honestly believe th a t with a few 
y e a r s’ additional apprenticeship and 
earnest study (all to tx- done in pri­
vate) 
a uthoress of 
Scraps will have made sufficient ad­
to w arrant o ff e r in g her 
v a n c e m e n t 
journalistic wares as som ething worth 
reading. Be that as it may, our dic­
tum. for the present at least, is

esteemed 

the 

“To the scrap-pile with S c r a p s ! ” 

T E X A N R E A D E R

IN S U P P O R T OF S CR AP S

I wonder whether “ sc o r e s” o f s t u ­
dents are moved to protest by the 
volum inous inanity o f Scraps or b y , 
r esen tm en t at a 
too pertinent e x - 1 
poKure o f their own foibles. In either 
case, m ay I respectfully su g g e s t that 
ignore Scraps and peruse the 
they 
ads? Grumblers who 
in 
fem inine 
vain 
terms em ployed can, o f course, leave 
such reading m atter to th o s e o f us 
who find 
an hour in G overnm ent I.

it u se fu l in w hiling aw ay i 

to comprehend 

stru g gle 

the 

But perhaps they pine for the ex-; 
c e lle n t rn ws that th ese “ inane per- ; 
sonal o utbreaks’ exclude. 
Presum- j 
ably, those items that are printed are 
more in teresting than those excluded 
— e x c e p t 
in the case o f Midnight 
M a u n d en n gs. Let us choose at ran-; 
dom 
from S a tu r d a y ’s paper. An 
item on the first page an n o u n ces to 
an ex pectant world th e sta rtlin g fact! 
that the faculty will use the Y pool 
tables. Yet P rotest m aintains that 
news less interesting than this should 
in prefe r e n c e to Scraps. 
be printed 
A gain, on 
item 
the 
urges more sensible shoes for women. 
When, however, the sam e m atter of 
dress reform is advocated, in a witty 
and appealing m anner, 
in an essay 
on the V enus de Milo and modern 
dress, Protest and his 
friends are 
filled with righteous 
indignation at 
the exclusion o f real news.

last page, 

an 

S T U D E ,

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| m u te d ly down

That uptown, F lfth -a ven u e looking 
j visitor (th e one that cut such a wide, 
law 
! blood-red 
in 
class) certainly ran up a high score 
at H illyer’* while here. Sam wan ad- 

the senior 

swath 

BUSIN WW STAFF 

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S T A F F FOR TODAY
Issue Editor:

Wm. Harry Jack.

Assistant:

William L. McGill.

Reporters

Irma Gescbe 
Will G. Knox 
H. S. Aronson 
Mary Eby. 
Jo* Ernest. 

Elizabeth Harcourt
Katherine Pollard.
John F. Ayres.
George T. Kean.
Grady Lowrey.

K R E K TTI I N K E R S .

Are all men with new ideas 
radicals? History discloses to 
us the fact that men of all apres 
have styled the individuals with 
new ideals and thought as radi­
cals. 
In the present era, there 
are so many anarchistic move­
ments and plottings against 
stable governments that all men 
have become prone to look upon 
the man with ideas which hap­
pen to In* slightly unconventional 
in the same class as those who 
seek to destroy the existing gov­
ernment. 
Individuals may have 
extremely liberal views upon a 
matter, and for this reason be 
styled a radical or bolshevist be­
cause he dares to think differ­
ently. Destroy the radical and 
the cause of liberalism may be 
lost for tomorrow. A certain 
well known writer recently de­
fined the liberals of today as the 
radicals of yesterday.

This is particularly true in the 
colleges of the country' 
today 
where the great centers of learn­
ing are centered. One of the 
great functions of such institu­
tions is to teach men to think for 
themselves and to depart from 
the ruts. The radicals and the 
theorists never are practical be­
cause their ideas are too ethereal 
and fantastic, but they are in­
dispensable to the welfare and 
advancement of any nation. The 
great body of men are sane, but 
content to follow the old way of 
doing things. 
It is with the ad­
vanced thinkers of the age that 
the new reforms originate, not 
as a complete entity hut as the 
skeleton upon which the practi­
cal body politic will one day 
adopt in a modified form. No 
community can tolerate anarch­
ists, but the moment it begins to 
ostracize the man with the new 
ideas, and to assume intolerance 
toward new thought, it has be­
gun to revert to the medievalism 
and bigotry’, the curse of the 
ages.—The Daily Californian.

There will be no more o f the Wan­
fac­
dering Beant!** Contest. The 
ulty c o n tin u e s 
its policy o f disre­
garding a joke, and the co n testa n ts 
are about to get 
0 
Regulation, what crimes are com ­
mitted in thy n am e *

into trouble. 

Firing Line, written by Sumdam 
in a fla tte rin g way 
Martyr, asserts 
that the Maunderer’* 
insipid humor 
is “ like old beer.” V ery refreshing 
sort o f humor, I’ll have you know

D on ’t know who all will get am­
putated from dear old varsity within 
the n ex t few days or weeks, hut, 
w hoever they are, we bid them their 
first 
of 
last, fond farew ells, hut this kind is 
som ething out of the ordinary).

(Y o u ’ve heard 

farew ell. 

Forecast for today: Unusual activ- 
ity in regard to inspection o f hither­
to unused books. 
B eginning of a 
fa te fu l 
fearful race against 
.fitfu l, 
time, with six days to go.

The 

exhibition of 

to take place 

interpretative 
dancing scheduled 
in 
the W om an ’s Gym last night ( f o r c o ­
elin only) was postponed. There was 
a neat notice on 
the door saying 
that the dancing was postponed “ on 
account o f the cold w eather.” Sounds 
interesting

It 

started? 

in 1228 a 

law w as passed 

How m any know where this Leap 
is 
Year business g o t 
traced, o f course, in a legal way, by 
statu tes and laws, whereby one finds 
in 
that 
that each 
Scotland which provided 
Leap Year a maid might bespeak the 
man o f her choice, and if he should 
r e fu se to take her to w ife he was to 
be “ m ulcted one pound,” to be paid 
the lady. His only d e fe n se was that 
he was married or engaged 
to an­
other woman. 
If that law were in 
e f f e c t here today, some o f the good 
souls would make a fortune

Justice and equity com pels the ad­
ditional sta te m e n t that a num ber o f 
fag, old. ugly boyg in this g r e a t insti­
tution o f more ex pensive education 
m ight sa fely live in ignorance of the 
above law. 
It would never cost them 
a cent.

D isappointm ent: That fe e lin g of
misery you have when you are aware 
o f a desire to sneeze and find you 
c a n ’t.

D isgust: The acute m ental disor­
der which rushes over you when you 
stay out until I a. rn. in order that 
your roomie will have the bed warm 
for you, and then g e t home to find 
that he h asn ’t even com e in yet.

Shove o f f , Jack.

M ID N IG H T
M A U N D E R 1N G S
By Buck

FIRING LINE

“ TO T H E S C R A P - P I L E ’

This ut about the time o f the year 
when you realize that the ten weeks 
if a term make up an 
incredibly 
short time

either with 

This g re a t column feels a hesitancy ! 
t h e ; 

about wrangling 
American or the F o r u m , but in view 
of ye serb e’s p r e s e n t in te n tio n to go 
the frigid, h e a rtle s s world 
out 
into 
in June 
to earn a poor but Irish 
living, he must vehemently protect 
against his grave philosophy being j 
reprinted aa wa- done 
last week. 
Certain to in j u t1* h is earning capac­
ity.

Anti-biood m ovem ent 

is v o c ife r ­

o u s l y e n d o r s e d b y every frat in the I 
University, we learn. The ladies re-, 
main modestly silent.

A new novel by Basil King is “ The 
Wild Olive.” That’s not th* one I 
know

Maxims of a campus bum: He
travels fastest who travels alone, un­
less the party of the second p a n is 
a good She-maritan with a car.

fa r m e r ’s telegram 

to his f n e n d : 

‘lf you need any males, don’t forget

If allowed space, I would certainly 
like to w rite a word of h e a r tfe lt com­
mendation for the writer of F r id a y ’s 
F iring Line who took occasion to turn 
his heavy artillery upon the pathetic j 
articles inflicted at various intervals | 
upon D aily Texan readers under the 
som ewhat a p p r o p r i ate 
title o f 
I sincerely believe that the 
“ S craps.” 
writer expressed the 
a 
large majority o f the D aily Texan s 
clientele when he declared that such 
articles were detrim ental 
the 
Daily T e x a n ’* general ton*

opinion of 

to 

is 

endangered by 

F ar be it from me to criticise some 
budding Mary Roberts Rinehart or 
embryo Mrs. Horace Greely, but I be­
lieve when the welfare of our college 
the 
publication 
printing o f such p itifully banal stu f f 
as Scraps, that it is high time some 
part o f the student body spoke out 
It does not take a veteran 
ag a in st it. 
to see th a t such feeble e ffo r ts as we 
usually read beneath the title Scraps 
( i f we really do read th* rn) serve in 
the 
no w ay to increase the value of 
D aily T e x a n ’s contents. Even though 
it is not news, however, we might e x ­
cuse it if it contained a tenth of the 
subtle humor, the pleasing o r iginal­
ity, or the true philosophy which we 
enjoy in Midnight M a u n d en n gs. 
I 
have often thought, when observing 
and Scraps aid* by
B uck’s 

column 

T H E D A I L Y 

T E X A N

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Newest Vogue
Flower Trimmed Hats

Charm ing New Millinery 
At Very Modes! Prices

There T h r e e G r o u p s < tfferotl

S7 .5 0

Yin* 
turret 
j,tow* 

f a s c i n a t i n g c o ll e c t io n 

i' b right "‘itll D o w e r s 

ga s with- 

la. 

frails, 
T h e r e are new r a f f ia trim *, 

f r iv o lo u s w i t h 

r ib b o n s am! 

ffte ata in u w it h 

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until! a n d p a t e n t 

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en g r a v e d on back. 
phone 2380.

Finder please
II

T a ilo r S h o p ) 
c o a t s u it 

f o r th a t s u it , d r * . . or 
to b e c le a n e d , p r e s s e d o r 

r e p a ir e d .

ROOM AN D BOARD for the com ­
ing term for five you n g ladies; also 
table board. Mrs. Hay, 2 0 1 0 W ich­

ita S t 

C h a rlie K ellu m ’a B a rb er Shop,
2 1 0 7 S p e e d w a y

L O ST — A pair of brown fur-lined
d r iving gloves; left probably in room 
218 Friday, February 27. 
Finder 
please notify H. V. Mather a t 694.

C h a rlie K ellu m 's B a rb er S h op 
2107 Speedway

COACH W A N T E D at once who can 

coach 
1232 a ft e r 8p. rn. 

plane 

trigon >metry. Phone j 
IO j

D A N C IN G taught by Miss Krohn, 
information ring 1758,

For further 

L et's drop in a t M o ritz S il­

v er’s.— A d v .

LO ST— Gold band ring with 
in­
itial “ H” set in stones. Liberal re­
ward for return to owner. Robert 
9
Hardin. Phone 2612. 

J U S T CALL 5-0-0-8 ( the S t u d e n t . ’

FOR R E N T — Two nicely furnished 
rooms to young men at 108 W. 19th 
3t., across street from Kappa Sigm a 
louse. 

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AH. MXCHARDMON. D C .
CHIROPRACTOR
PALMER SCHOOL G R A D U A T E 
OFFICE H O U PE 
1 0 T 2 a m 

PMT** 7107 LITTUriCLO DLGC 302-505

2 - 6 r m

0. L. KOOCK

-For-

JEWELRY
Watches and Diamonds

5 1 3 C o n g ress A v e.

C o ngress Ave.

To satisfy your every need, come to see us and be convinced

r w x l f K N O W

B IL L IE WOLF has the best parlor 
the 

tow n. Have you ev er seen 
in 
Hall o f Fam e? 808 C ongress Ave.

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K O D A K E R S— l.e a\ *.• your F IL M S 
to be D E V E L O P E D with the S T U ­
D E N T S ’ PHOTO C L U B at the CO­
OP, V. M. C. A., and S H IN E P A R . 
the Q U IC K E S T and BE ST 
We do 
work. 
S T U D E N T S ’ PHOTO 
The 
C L U B will lend you a KODAK FR EE 
Call fo r them at tho S H IN E P A R .

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D A N C IN G — N ational, 

ts*;, Technique 
specialized. 
299 1.

Private 

Modern 

interpre­
dances 
-studio. Phone 

S tu d e n t* ’ T a ilo r S h o p 
P o h n e 5 -0 -0 -8

LO ST — Pi Beta Phi pin som e time 
Friday, March 5, b u t do not know 
where. The nam e Is&b*il* Camp i»

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

P H O N E

P H O N E

1 * 3 0 5 2 , “ T H E C O N V E N I E N T P L A C E " 

3 0 5 2

W. A. ACHILLES & CO.
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES

Catering Specially to Sororities, Fraternities, and Public 

in General. Courteous Treatment and

Prompt Delivery. 

Phones 865-866-867 

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1602-4 Lavaca

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A ft e r a heart 
meal, you’ll 

avoid that 
stuffy feel!* 
if you che* 
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stick of

W R I G L E Y *

O t h e r b e n e fits : to teem* 
b r e a th , appetite, nerves- 

T h a t ’ s a g o o d deal to 

g e t f o r 5 cents!

S e a le d T i f i h t —K e p t U

.W RIGLEY

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T h e F la v o r Las*

 Fountain Pens
and
Eversharp Pencils

A good fountain pen is something every student 
Should have. 
It is an incentive to good class work 
and a decided advantage at lectures and at study.

M ayer’s has a complete stock of Fountain Pens 
of the most satisfactory makes— dependable, trou­
ble-free writing instruments.

$2.50 to $25.00

Eversharp Pencils in all sizes and styles— $1.00
to $27.50.

Carl Mayer Company

J e w e le r s , Silversm iths, Diamond M erchants 

The H allm ark Store

618 Congress Avenue

OFFICIAL NOTICES

(N o ootico a c c opt od a f tor 4 • ‘'clock 
of tho day proc od In f tho morning in­
tended for publication).

UNIVERSITY A E R O C L U B : 
There will be an important business 
meeting of the club Tuesday night at 
7:30 at the residence of Dr. L. W. 
It 
Payne Jr., 2104 Pearl street, city. 
is very important that every member 
be present. 

PRESIDENT.

THE UNIVERSITY DAMES will 
IO, 3 
meet on Wednesday, March 
o’clock p. rn., at the home of Mrs. 
J. L. Du Mars, 2210 Duval street.

CHRISTIAN 

ENDEAVOR ERS: 
I Remember the Shaw supper Tuesday 
at 6 p. rn. at the First Presbyterian 
Church, corner Seventh and Lavaca
I
i streets.

GLEE CLUB: All members be
at Y. M. C. A. today at 5 p. rn. for 
to 
practice. Rring tickets 
you. 

MANAGER.

issued 

ASHBEE LITERARY SOCIETY 
will meet Wednesday at 5 o’clock to 
elect officers. 

PRESIDENT.

INTERFATERNITY ATHLETIC 
COUNCIL will meet Tuesday at 2 
p. rn. at Y. M. C. A.

SECRETARY.

to- 
n&me is “D ouble S peed ” and the picture is speed all the night postponed until 8 o’clock on 
in fact everything is speed and more speed. See account of pleading review section
rough, 
tryouts for

SPEA K ERS’ CLUB: Meeting 

law students. All 

for 

the.

FRESH SHIPM ENTS OF

Huyler’* and Leggett’s Candies

EVERY WEEK.

We Have in Stock at A ll Times 

SYMPHONY LAW N STATIONERY
None Better Made.

EVERYTHING IN DRUGS.

Woodie Gilbert Drug Co.

R exall Store 

"THE BUSY CORNER”

Phone 271.

Adventure’s door; he risked his*

“rep.”

girl” ;

And, taking on a borrowed name,

As chauffeur, wooed 

“ the only 

Then, mixing in a money game.

The climax sets your brain awhirl.

Don’t fail to se-e blithe Wallace Reid 
Portray the “busted” millionaire; 
The picture’s title? “ Double Speed.” 
I t ’s packed with laughs; you’d best 

I 

be there!

|
j You’ll see this ft* Majestic today.— 
Adv

“DOUBLE SPEE D ”

( B y R u»«rll H o l m a n ) .
When robbers “cleaned up’’ young

“Speed Cen- 

' W H O R E T U R N S Y O U R
They failed to touch his store o f | F J L M ^ T H E Q U IC K E S T T ^ T H E 
STUDENTS PHOTO CLUB, OF 
COURSE.

For lack of money didn't bar

“ pep” ;

oseph’s Pharmacy

wrier Seventh and Congree*.

Phones 325-335 A r r o w
C o l l a r

FO R M ' F IT

CLUETT PEABODY if Co Inc M n T<ers

mom

Have seen him lots b e fo r e — d o n ’t m iss him at M ajestic
>uble Speed.”

BON TON CAFE

609 CONGRESS AVENUE

The Best Place ii T m ta Eat 

Jolt remaJaM.

K. H. PARK, Proprietor

“D ou b le S p ee d ” 

h ead s M ajestic program , featu rin g W allace

R eed.

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“ T W E N T Y -O N E Y E A R S’ E X PER IEN C E”

DRISKILL HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP

MRS. FR ITH IO F SC H N EID ER 
SPECIA L A T T E N T IO N TO U N IV E R SIT Y ST U D E N T S 
Ladies* E ntrance N ext Door to Lobby. G en tlem en ’s En­
trance, Inside Lobby 
B ody-M assage, E lectrical F ace and S calp T reatm en t, Hair- 
D ressin g, Sham poo, M anicuring, T urkish, Sulphur and 
Salt B aths; A rtesian W ater. E yebrow A rching. 

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P h ones 1802 and 4 4 8 0 

m HM miHiiiiiiii'iiiittniiniiiimHHm HI

N ext D oor to Lobby

The Elliotts

Welcome to the Studio

The Elliotts

Alamo Ice Cream

CREAM OF QUALITY

Phone 5 2 4 3

3 0 0 C ongress A venue

Ho

w#r» T.Ugraph^l Evarywhar* ta d D«Hv«ryy

"Say It With Flowers"

T h m g f c

H I L L Y E R ’ S

Lavaca Street 

Phone 160

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FOR A GOOD POLICY

See

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P h one 715

612 C olorado Street (Elks* B uild ing)

D istrict A g en t B ankers L ife C om pany 
of D es M oines, Iowa

The Only Mutual Life Company Operating in Texas 
Under Armstrong Law

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

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— RACKETS

— SHOES

S O C I E T Y

Mallie Jones. Editor.

Sailye Graves. 
Mildred Poole.

— BALLS

K n o x - R o g - a n .

Also the new 1920

TENNIS BALL

— A T —

C.&S.

Sporting G oods Co.
704 C ongress

We restring Tennis 
Rackets

Intersociety and Evans contest br 
present. 

PRESIDENT.

Important 

ATHENAEUM: 

busi­
ness to come before the society Tues­
day night, including selection of so­
ciety’s representatives for the Evans 
prize contest.

L. E. STIERNBERG, President.

THETA SIGMA PHI meets Tues- 

day afternoon, 5 o’clock.

PRESIDENT.

WATCHES

DIAMONDS

JEWELRY
Joe Koen 
& Son

JU ST O FF THE AVENUE 

On Sixth Street

WATCH AND JEWELRY 

REPAIRING

SPECIAL ORDER 
WORK

PRICES RIGHT

One of the moat beautiful of home 
weddings was 
solemnized Saturday 
evening at the home of the bride’s 
parents, Judge and Mrs. Charles A. 
Hogan, when their daughter, Miss 
Mary Lou Hogan, became the bride of 
Warren Penn Knox of San Antonio. 
The ceremony was performed by Rev. 
A, Frank Smith of San Antonio, in 
the presence of a large group of 
friends of the young people.

The decorations were very elabor­
ate and beautiful for the occasion. In 
the hall were white Killarney roses 
and smilax. 
In the library and din­
ing room the same color effect was 
carried out, with chandeliers draped 
with maline and smilax, softening the 
glow of the electric lights. Candles 
in the handsome candelabra added to 
the beauty of the bridal scene. The 
a lta r as a canopy of smilax and white 
carnations in American beauty bas­
kets. To the sound of wedding music 
played by Miss Anne Garrison, with 
Palmer 
violin 
Throop, 
the 
arm of her father, who gave her in 
marriage. Just before the bride came 
Mrs. W. S. Freeman of San Antonio 
sang Cadman’s “ At Dawning.” Dur­
ing th© ceremony the music of “The 
Sw an” was softly played by piano and 
violin.

the bride appeared on 

accompaniment by 

the ceremony, 
Immediately after 
Mr. and Mrs. Knok 
left for their 
home in San Antonio, where a f u r­
nished bungalow awaits them. 
The 
bride’s going away suit was a modist 
spring model coat suit with accessor­
ies to correspond. A corsage of rosea 
was pretty worn with it. The wed­
ding bouquet tossed by the bride as 
she departed was caught by Miss Ruth 
Robbins. The bride is the attraetie 
daughter of Judge rind Mrs. Rogan 
and was reared in Austin. She g rad­
uated at the Austin High School and 
the University of Texas. She is an 
Alpha Delta Pi, and has been teacher 
of Spanish in the Main Avenue High 
School of San Antonio.

The bridegroom, Warren Penn 
Knox, is a graduate of New Hamp­
shire State College, his home being 
in Madburry, N. H. During the war 
he w'as a first lieutenant in the Four­
teenth Cavalry, Fort Sam Houston. 
He is now connected with the Cham­
ber of Commerce in San Antonio

C o m p l i m e n t i n g M iss R o g a n .

The Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Club 
entertained in honor of Miss Mary 
Lou Kogan, their bride member, with 
a very delightful miscellaneous shower 
at the home of Mrs. Gordon Wilcox 
on h riday afternoon. Decorations 
were very 
in pink and 
attractive 
white, this dainty color scheme being 
carried out in the ice course of brick 
ice cream and angel food squares. On 
each plate was a nosegay of pink 
sweet peas and violets, an exquisite 
corsage of these flowers being reserv­
ed for the bride-elect. The guests of 
the* club were the honoree, Miss Mary 
Lou Rogan; her mother, Mrs. Charles 
Rogan, and sisters, Misses Octavia 
and Mildred Rogan, and Mrs. Free­
man of San Antonio, a house guest of 
the Rogans.

U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s D a m e s .

Th© University of Texas Dames 
will meet on Wednesday afternoon, 
March IO, at .'I o’clock, at the home 
of Mrs. J. L. DuMars, 2210 Duval St. 
Mrs. Edmondson will be the 
joint 
hostess with Mrs. DuMars

George Millard of Nacogdoches is 

visiting at the Phi Gam house.

Miss Mary Louise Steele has re­
turned from her home in San Antonio 
to resume her work after an illness of 
two weeks.

George Hughes of Palestine is vis­

iting at the Delta Tau house.

Jack Lubben of Southwestern spent 

Monday at the Kappa Sig. house.

George B. Bush, traveling secretary 
of th** Delta Chi fraternity, is visiting 
at the Delta Chi house.

O. B. Archer is ill at the P. and 

S. Hospital

Roy Smith has withdrawn from the 
University and returned to his home 
in Fort Worth

Dr. Crowder of Sherman spent the 
week-end with his daughter, Elsie, at 
the Tri Delta house.

Joe Lackey is ill with pneumonia at 

his home in Cuero.

Ernest Howard, former student of 
the University, spent Sunday with his 
sister, Victoria.

George Miller of Nacogdoches will 

return to school for the spring term.

Mr Dobie is unable 

to meet his 
English classes on account of the ill­
ness of his father

Miss Alice Miller, who has been 
visiting at the Chi Omega house, has 
returned to her home in Brenham.

Miss Peggie McCracken has retu rn ­

ed from her home, where she was

I rom head to heel we admit that they are won­

ll we dropped our I f s we’d call our New Spring
“ ’andsome ’ats”_ b u t bein* strictly Am eri­

Hats 
can 
derfully Rood looking: and then on to say th a t they 
were made in America—the country that never 
took i f s hat ofi to any other nation for making 
hats, heroes o r history.

We are back of these hats— back of them strong 
because we know them from t tart to finish—know 
the people who make them and if you get your hats 
here you’ll be ju st as enthusiastic as we are about 
them for they are the hest in the world

L aster will be here before you know it— come in 

now for a look and a try-on.

E v e r y t h i n g Here a Man 
W ears-day or night. 

'

616 Co Nu A&S& *AvKNm

called on account of the death of her j 
grandmother.

her home in 'Coleman after a visit a 
the Zeta house.

Miss Gippie Denison has returned 
from a visit to her home in Denison. !

Fred Jordan has withdrawn from 
school for the remainder of the term, 
but will re-enter for the spring term

Mils Gussie Snodgrass has gone to

Mrs. Burgess, who has been visit 
ing her daughter Rhea, has returner 
to Dallas.

Joe M. Vanderstucken has tempora 
rilv withdrawn from the University 
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Read the Texan W ant Ads.

A N N O U N C E M E N T
Mr. C harles F. Watson will exhibit Men’s and 
W omen’s advance Spring Footwear 
Styles in the parlors of the

DRISKILL HOTEL
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday, 
March loth, ll th and I Ut h
Nine a. rn to Six p. n 
Daily

Saturday, March 13th 
at the

CACTU S TEA ROOM
Nine a. rn to Six p. rn.

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< C ontinued from page I ‘

the honor roll 

for 

the 

fall 

term 

^grades.

George McCullough is a thr**e-Iet- 
! ter man who is finishing his second 
| year on the basketball team. He is 
one o f the best guards in the state,
1 and he deserves to be counted am ong 
j the all-state players. This is his last 
year with Varsity. *ince he gradu­

ates in June.
is another fr e sh ­
, Charles Barrett 
man who distinguished himself. He 
always had to go up against men who 
were much heavier ♦han he, but he 
alw ays made good. His best asset is 
speed, and he frequently managed to 
get aw ay from opposing guards be­
cause o f his great ability to dribble 
down the court while going at full 

tilt.

in 

C. W. Knob el 

is a newcom er 

for him self with 

to 
V arsity circles who made a big repu­
tation 
the Waco 
High .School basketball team while he 
was 
lived 
up to his reputation here, and more 
than once his ability to shoot the 
goals at the necessary moment proved 
to be the winning factor in a doubt­
ful game.

institution. He 

that 

Paul N ew m an w ent out o f 

the 
second A. & M. 
gam e during the 
gam e with a sprained kn<-e, and he 
had to stay out the rest o f the sea ­
son. He did enough work during the 
first part, however, to secure his po­
sition. He wa s th e one who was re­
sponsible 
that 
the 
the Longhorns within one 
brought 
first 
point of 
gam e at Aust in.

th*- Farm ers 

comeback 

the 

for 

in 

O f the second string men, the Dit- 
tert brothers are form er letter men. 
C h a r l e s Dither! would have made his 
if it had not
letter again this time 
been for the flu, which took him un­
der about the middle of the season. 
He was hitting a strong stride when 
is new 
he took sick. Frank Martin 
to the U niversity, but in what games 
he did get 
into he showed up well. 
Dave Barrow is a football man, hut 
this is the first time he has ever got 
into* action on the basketball court 
for Varsity.

Four 

m e n t for the three trucks it has for 
taking the students on the geological 
hikes. 
trucks are owned by 
the Bureau of Economic Geology' and 
Technology. These trucks are used 
in 
the 
state in investigations o f mineral d e­
posits.

to d if fe r e n t parts of 

trips 

“Double Speed” and “What'* 
Y'our Husband Donig?” is the 
movie program at the Majestic 
this week. Bills you can’t miss.

“Double Speed” heads Ma­
jestic program featuring W al­
lace Reed.

t h e a c m e

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e n t e r t a i n m e n t

WALLACE REID

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“ DOUBLE SPEED”
HAROLD LLOYD
C O M E D Y 

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P A T H E NEWS

P L A N T O N IO N S N O W ! 
C R Y S T A L W A X
y e l l o w w a x

BER M U D A I 

B E R M U D A ! 

J O E C. M A Y F I E L D 
N E X T DOOR TO K R E S S 
W E F I L L M A IL O R D E R S

E IG H T M EN A P P L Y f o r 

Y M. C. A. S C H O L A R S H I P

Mr. T. W. Currie of the Y. M. 
C. A. stated yesterday that eight ap­
plications have been made for schol­
arships oat of the fund recently set 
aside by the “ Y ” for the b e n e fit of 
tx-service men. Aside 
these 
eight, about twelve applications are 
in j roc*-"? of execution and lack only 
the filling out of the required blank 
to make them final.

from 

The courses preferred by the a p ­
these ap­
indicated by 
plicant-. as 
plications, 
include. One bookkeep­
ing, one pedagogy, one stenography, 
one general education, one poultry 
raising, one automobile school, one 
mechanic, and one commercial. 
It 
in interesting to note that the appli­
cant for the “ poultry-raising’' course 
was a negro, whose present avocation 
is that of a shoe repairer.

Besides several 

local applications, 
two applications have been received 
from Georgetown for scholarships in 
the collegiate fund.

I M P R O V E M E N T S ON 

C A M P U S .

Several small 

im provements have 
late. 
been made on the campus of 
is being 
A shack behind 
moved to a 
less conspicuous place, 
and it will be used for the purpose 
of storing wood and coal.

the cafe 

To the north of th*- geology shack 
a garage with space for seven trucks 
has just been completed. This shack 
will be used by the geology depart­

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EDUCATION DAY AT 
AU SAINTS CHAPE

Special Program to Be Observ­
ed With Prominent Speak­
e r s Participating

(in 

Special m ention will 

Sunday, March l l, has been d esig ­
nated as Christian Education D ay in 
the diocese o f T ex as, and the day 
will have special sig n ific a n c e for All 
Sain ts Chapel, which 
is the U n iv er­
sity Episcopal Church for the Sta te 
University, 
that day the Rev, 
W. Bertrand S tevens, rector of St. 
Mark’s Church, San A n tonio, will be 
the special preacher at All Saints 
Chapel. 
Ire 
made o f the interests and work of the 
U niversity o f the South a t Sew anee, 
T en n ., which 
is the only university 
en tirely under the control and m a n ­
a g em en t of 
the Episcopal Church. 
O f S e w an e e the late P resident Roose­
velt said: “ It should becom e a U n i­
versity of all America." 
Further, 
at present 
the diocese o f T ex as of 
th** Episcopal Church 
is m aking 
large plans for the develo pm ent o f 
work at th* renters of education, of 
which Austin is one.

On that S u n d a y there will also be 
a corporate com m union o f the Epis­
copal m em bers o f the U n iv e r sity at 
7 : 8 0 in the m orning. This service 
will be follow ed by a breakfa st in the 
G regg Memorial Parish House. Dr. 
S te v e n s will preach at the l l o'clock 
service and again in the e v e n in g , and 
will give an address to the S t u d e n ts’ 
.Sunday Club at 4 :3 0 , the topic being 
“ The Reform ation Period 
the 
English Church.” 
Special attention 
will be g iv e n to the relation o f Henry 
VHI to the m ovem ent. A m ost in ­
te r e stin g address and discussion will 
be had. 
It is hoped that large num ­
bers o f the Episcopal stu d e n ts will be 
present a t all th ese services and make 
the (lay a red letter day in the his­
tory of the parish.

in 

Other visitors to All Saints Chapel 
during this term will include the Rt. 
Rev. W. T. Capers, D. D., Bishop of 
W est T exas, and the Rt. Rev. Harry 
T. Moore, D. D., Bishop co ad ju tor of 
Dallas.

On the e vening of Sunday, April 
18, the Rt. Rev. G. H. Kinsolving. 
D. D., will a dm inister the rite o f c o n ­
in All Saints. N am es of 
firmation 
those who wish to be included in the 
class should he given to th e rector 
as soon as possible.
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D E A N T A Y L O R R E C U P E R A T I N G .

Dean T. U. T a y lo r o f the E ngineer 

in hi?;! 

is now back 

ing D epartm ent 
o ffic e after a recent operation for ap­
pendicitis. Dean T a y lo r came back last 
Friday, and will spend from a hall 
hour to an hour in his o f f i c e each
day until he has fu lly recuperated.
It is expected that within th e week 
he will be able to ta k e over th(f full 
duties o f his o ffic e .

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Today: The ace o f entertain­

m en t—-Walacu Reid 

in “ Double 

S p e e d .” Also Harold Lloyd com­

edy, and Pathe News.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday: 

Big Time Interstate Vaudeville.

QUEEN p r o g r a m

Today, 

last tim e: Owen Motte 

in “ Sooner or I>ater,” by I^ewis 

this.

Allen Browne.

UNIVERSITY LADIES

WITH MRS. VINSON

U niversity Ladies’ Club entertained 
at the home o f Mrs. R. E. Vinson. 
The rooms were decorated with Rus 
sel roses, pink hyacinths, sw e e tp ea ”:, 
and m aidenhair fern. Those receiv­
ing w ere: Mrs. Vinson, Mi-. Lutcher
Stark, Mrs. Haines. Mrs. Griffith. 
Miss Rose Penick, Miss Goldie Hor­
ton. Miss Annie Hill and Mrs. Garth.
The a ffa ir was on the plan o f the 
usual U niversity Ladies’ Club socials. 
Honor guests who Were present were: 
Miss Annie Morgan, Miss Tomlinson, 
Mrs. W. H. Stark o f Orang", Mrs. 
Hobby and her guests, Mrs. Lipscomb 
Norvelt, Mrs. Rush Norvelt, and Miss 
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C O U N T Y T O U R N A M E N T H E R E .

Today at 2 o ’clock finals in the 
T ravis County Interscholastic Basket­

ball T ournam ent will be held in the 

M en’s Gymnasium. Two schools will 

Pflugerville 

represented, 

be 
and 
Creedmoor. T hese two schools have 
w o q out so far in their contests with 
the other schools of the county, and 
they now m eet to determine which 
to claim 
one shall have 
Finals 
the 
will be held in four classes— senior 
boys, junior boys, senior girls and 
junior girls, A small admission fee 
will be charged, which will go to the 
interscho­
b e n e fit o f Travis County 
lastic athletics.

the right 
championship. 

county 

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DR. WHAREY SPEAKS

AT Y. W. MEETING

e a s t e r n t r a v e l s

WITH BERCOVICH

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(C on tin u ed from page I.)

self entirely out o f the poem and lets | 
the duke tell his story.

know w hat to do. W ithout even s to p ­

ping 

the 

engines, our course was 

B r o w n i n g ’* W o r k * .

changed, and we 

limped back 

into 

groups— the 

them selves 
objectiv e, 

In speaking o f B row n in g’s works. 
Dr. Wharey stated that the works of 
into 
B row ning divide 
the ^ 
three 
semi-personal, and the 
frankly per- j 
sonal. Dr. Wharey next discussed, 
the three fundam entals o f the Chris­
tian religion as they are 
illustrated 
in 
the w orks o f Browning and as 
they reflect upon that poet s belief.
The speaker said that these funda­
mentals, as they are revealed in the 
poem s of the author under discussion, 
are: The existe n c e of a God and
the kind of God in whom Browning 
believed his attitude toward Christ, 
anti his attitude toward the life a fte r 

port, where we are now a t the head 

o f C ausew ay Bay, g e ttin g “ fixed up.-’

W iseacres 

around here say that 

on ly a very few years ago Chinese 

the bay, and o u tsid e on 

the ocean 

ag a in st u n su sp ectin g and unprotected 

craft. But th ese d ays are gone, al­

though the Chinese “ju n k s,” curious 

looking seab oats, play up and down.

Our cargo is being shifted from the 

a f t holds to lighters on the port side. 

On these lighters can be seen a mc«t 

life. Here men and women live and 

die, are born and are brought up. 
Here they cook their food and 
find 
their whole existence. A s I w rite 
there are about a ha lf dozen lighters 
alongside and if the truth were told 
possibly a hundred or two men and 
women could be found liv in g on board 
in the most out o f the w a y corners 
imaginable.

look 

A s we look over the side we watch 
the Chinese women 
brew am azing 
concoctions o f food, m ostly rice and 
greens. T his woman has her babe 
tied to her back papoose fashion, and 
while she runs around the deck, bent 
on household duties, the little one is 
blissfully asleep. D irty, ill-kept chil­
a loft or scurry up the 
dren 
m asts 
a 
for 
Chinese word for “ la g n ia p p e .” H u n ­
gry children sw arm over our docks, 
thronging around 
the cook’s galley, 
b egging for “chow .” On shore there 
is a veritable m ultitude o f Chinese 
and forth, 
coolies 
chanting their wierd songs as they 
pack heavy loads.

“kum shore,” 

tra velin g 

crying 

back 

o f 

saw 

In Shanghai we 

the w eigh ts str u n g 

individual 
coolies carry tw o 700 pound bararels 
for long (fistances. The barrels were 
balanced at the en d s of a long bam ­
sufficient streng th to 
boo stick 
from 
support 
I heavy ropes. O ccasionally four men 
would pick up crated pianos, or sim ­
ilar w eights. 
is said that the 
slightest 
introduction o f m achinery 
throws hundreds of men out of work, 
introduced 
and 
is. however, much

; sparingly. There 

ideas are 

that new 

It 

each 

illustrated 

Dr. W harey 

of 
these points with concrete exam ple* 
from the p oet’s works. He co m m ent­
ed that the God whom Browning 
worshiped was a God of omipotence, 
of omniscence, and above all, o f love. 
This is illustrated, said Dr. Wharey, 
in his “ Christmas E v e ” and 
in his 
“ S a u l.”

His next point w as that Brow ning 
believed in Christ and the story of 
incarnation. He accepted, the speak­
er said, the story o f Christ as satis­
f y in g his reason, and in Christ be saw 
the revelation o f God's love.

A F u t u r e L i f e .

live. 
developed 

life which w e now 
further 

The third fundam ental of Brow n­
ing's belief as it is illustrated in his 
poetry, is his belief in a future life.
I He had. said Dr. W harey, an idea of 
a series o f endless existences, a life 
which is to co m plete this f r a g m e n t­
The 
ary 
speaker 
the 
thought that B row ning did not have 
orthodox faith in the matter of e te r ­
nal punishment, but that he rather 
thought that w hat God once blessed 
I could never be accursed. The speak­
er closed his address by say in g that 
Browning appreciated 
the heinous­
ness of sin, and that above all he 
j hated failure which consisted in not 
j trying at all.

The devotions o f the evening were 
led by Margaret Carter o f Galves­
t o n , while Miss Tom m ie Woolsey, ac­
ren­

companied by Frances Mike, 
dered a vocal solo.

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At the
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M

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