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the umrner texan

T H E W E A T H E R

T u e s d a y : P a r t l y c lo u d y to cloudy.

T O C A L L A D O C T O R 

D ial 9 1 8 1 - 9 4 to re a c h U n iv e r s ity p h y sic ia n s d u r - 
ing office h o u r s . O t h e r h o u r s call 2 -1 4 2 2 , p h y s i­
c i a n s ’ e x c h a n g e .

AUSTIN. TEXAS, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1928.

No. 214

New Esperanto

Delaney Presides at Fourth 

Wester Conducts 

Session of Educators Today

Junior College Heads 
Continue Problem 
Discussions

Second of Local 
Trips Wednesday

Excursion Starts at 3 :3 0 

For Visit 
Capitol

to 

Fitz-Gerald Describes 

Latin-American Ideals 

In Address Tonight at 8
Philologist T e l l s 
Of Experiences 

47 University 

Section Begins 

Work Tonight

K enngctt Organizes Second 
Class in International 
Language

60 Attend Tuesday

Austin Citizens 

Invited 

to

Visit D u r i n g 
Lectures

a 
M eetin g fo r th e f ir s t tim e as 
in 
r e g u la r class, the second section 
in te r n a ­
b e g in n e r’s E sp e ra n to , 
in 
language, will 
tional 
room 219 Main Building T uesday 
nig ht a t 7 :30, a c co rd in g to a s t a te ­
m ent issued y e ste rd a y by Dr. A lfred 
K e n n g o tt of the d e p a r tm e n t of G er­
manic languages.

th e 
assem ble 

Pittenger Gives 
Education Lecture 
Friday Evening
Fundam entalism, Modernism, 
Discussed at Theater 
By Dean

“ F u n d a m e n ta lism versus M odern­
ism in E d u c a tio n ” will be the sub- 
> je c t ol th e U niversity lecture which 
| will be delivered by Dean B. F. Pit­
te n g e r of the school of e d ucation F ri­
d ay night at 8 o ’clock in th e Open 
to a n a n ­
Air T h e a te r , 
no u n c e m e n t m ade y e sterd a y by I. I . j 
Nelson, c h a irm a n 
the sum m e r 
com m ittee on U niv ersity lectures. 

accord in g 

of 

The 

le c tu re 

to be given F riday 
; n ig h t is one o f the r e g u la rly sche-
T h e first section of th e b e g in n e r’s: duled le c tu re s on the p ro g ra m of the 
lass in E sp e ra n to m et fo r the firs t com m ittee of the su m m e r school on 
stu d e n t activities, re cre atio n and en ­
time la s t W ed n e sd a y a fte r n o o n 
in 
Main Building 207 a t 5 o ’clock. The ; 
r e g u la r m e e tin g fo r th e f ir s t section - 
will be held a t th e sam e tim e 
and 
place which it w as held la s t week, t 
Dr. K e n n g o tt said.

te r ta in m e n t.-o-T w o B ons Have 

N a r r o w Escape 

T he g en e ra l le c tu re given by Dr. I 
K e n n g o tt last T u e sd a y in re g a r d to | 
the langu ag e w as a tte n d e d by a bout 
60 people; and tho ug h m eat of those 
p re se n t were s tu d e n ts in th e U niver­
sity, q u ite a n u m b e r w e re ■citizens o f I 
A ustin, the la n g u a g e p ro fe sso r 
de­
clared.

Dr. K e n n g o tt y e s te rd a y a nno un c e d 
t h a t not only w e re those who had at-1 
ten ded his le c tu re last week invited 
to a tte n d th e class, b u t a n y others j 
who m ay have become in te re ste d in 
the course m ay begin to night.
------------o 

 -------

Baylor Starts 

On New Program

Burleson Hall Rejuvenated as 
First Step

W A CO, Texas, J u n e 18.-—The first j 
step t h a t has been ta k e n following 
the vote of the B a p tis t S ta te C o n v e n - 1 
lion t h a t Baylor U niversity would he ; 
p e rm a n e n tly located in W aco was th e 
re ju v e n a tio n of Burleson Hall. B u r ­
leson Hall is th e oldest w om en’s d o r­
m ito ry on the cam pus. 
I t is named 
for Mrs. R u fu s C. Burleson, and is 
not less sa c re d in the estim ation of 
th e a lum ni and fo r m e r s tu d e n ts of 
th e u n iv e rsity th a n th e .statue of Dr.
R ufus C. B u rle son which ad orns the 
f r o n t campus.

E v e ry room in B urleson Hall will 
in ev e ry respect 
be m ade m o d ern 
so 
while th e to w e rs of the building 
fa m ilia r to B ay lo r 
and 
alum ni will be k e p t in t a c t in th e ir 
perspective j u s t as th e y w ere d esign ­
ed in 1887.

s tu d e n ts 

P lans fo r a G r e a te r B a y lo r U niver-

In Fire S u n d a y

, 

Jo hn A le x a n d e r of B reckenridg e 
and V ernon P o r t e r of N a v a r r o b a r e ­
ly avoided d e a th in the fire which 
destroy ed th e 10-room house a t 2409 
Speedway a b o u t 1 :40 o ’clock Sun d a y 
m o rning. P o r te r , who was sleeping
in a back ro om o f the second flo o r ,, 
. 
, 
_ 
m an aged 
th e back 
to escape down 
stairw ay, b u t A lex an der, who was
the 
o th e r end o f 
roo m in g a t th e 
the 
hall, was forced to ju m p fro m 
second sto ry window 
his 
to save 
life. Both escaped u n in ju re d . Por­
t e r was a s tu d e n t in th e U nive rsity 
in 1926-27, 
the B reckenridge 
y ou th was enrolled last long session.
Mrs, Wr. C. G odfrey, who re n te d 
th e p r o p e r ty fro m the U n iv e rsity , r e ­
sided with h er d a u g h te r on the f ir s t 
floor. 
th r e e m a t­
th r e e suits o f clothes b e ­
tresses, 
longing to P o r te r , 
a d resser 
and 
were the only valuables which were 
saved in th e scram ble to escape.

T h re e squirrels, 

and 

Losses of a p p ro x im a te ly 

$8,000 
are p a rtia lly covered by $1,500 in ­
to 
su ra n c e on the house, a c c o rd in g 
tho 
J. W , Calhoun, com ptro ller of 

; U niversity.-o-N O M I N A T I O N S FO R W O M E N ’S

C O U N C I L N O T Y E T M A D E
N om ina tio ns to the o ffic e of Wo- 
j m e n ’s H o n o r Council h ave n o t yet 
to an a n ­
been m ade, accord in g 
n o u n c e m e n t made y e s te rd a y a f t e r ­
noon by D ean V. I. Moore.
likelihood 

t h a t 

T he 

the women ; 

VOL. XXIX

& mm!. 
M m t r n

Lady Lindy. 
What** next ? 
Free shows. 
Richer today.

1 1 7 ELL, a n o th e r woman has busted 
** loose and done so m eth in g “ first.’' 
A m elia E a r h a r t y e ste rd a y 
success­
fully com pleted her fligh t across the 
A tla n tic 
F rie ndsh ip 
pilot. W ilm er 
h e r 
when she an d 
S tu ltz , and m echanic, Louis Gordon, 
inlet, j u s t foul 
an ch o re d 
in B u r r y 
miles o f f the e o a st 
of H a n d l e y , 
W ales.

in h e r 

p lane 

A M E L IA is now’ th e fem ale Lind- 
be rg h of the air! And a t th a t 
she b ested L in d y ’s flying tim e across 
th e w a te r s of th e A tlantic. I t to o l 
the F rie n d sh ip a long time to m aki 
up its mind to leave the w a te rs of 
(N. F . ) B ay ; b u t when 
T re p a s se y 
it did sp re a d its wings, like th e A m ­
erican eagle 
and 
pointed to w a rd E u rope , no t stopping 
until 2,400 miles- of blue w a te r w e n 
p u t behind.

it proved to be, 

C I N C H the A tla n tic lias b ee n con- 
qiiered by w om an, A m elia being 
the lucky one, th e f a ir sex VHI p ro b­
and 
ably t u r n nex t to the Pacific, 
a f t e r t h a t th e y ’ll be tr y in g to 
se; 
who will f ly to the N o rth Pole first.

D O T now t h a t women have 

their 
s u f f r a g e a n d a r e in politics and 
go t th e e ig h te e n th a m e n d m e n t pass 
since 
ed th ro u g h th e W. T. Cl. U .; 
be 
m a n y of th e m a r e proving 
successful in a business w a y ; 
and 
since th e y a re all tr y in g to do som e­
th in g “ f i r s t ” b e fo re a n y o th e r wom­
the 
an, so t h a t th e y can g et into 
movies, we a r e w on de rin g w h a t the 
n e x t “ f i r s t ” will be.

to 

ou t. 

in which 

J u d g in g by 

/"V PF! CI ALS of the athletic d e p a r t - 
the 
m e n t have o f te n r e g r e tte d 
f a c t t h a t n o t en o u g h s tu d e n ts 
and 
loyal citizens o f A u stin tu r n o u t for 
the 
the ath le tic c o n te sts 
U n iv e rsity te a m s ta k e p art. O ften 
tim es 5,000 a r e expected a n d only 
3,000 t u r n 
the 
huge a tte n d a n c e a t the F R E E p icture 
show la st S a tu r d a y night, we m ight 
say t h a t possibly O N E way to 
get 
the rig h t n u m b e r to tu r n ou t f o r the 
a th le tic c onte sts w’ould he to make 
th e m fr e e too. B u t of cour.se th a t 
is 
if 
im p ra ctic ab le. N e v e rth e le ss 
th e y had not done aw ay w ith 
the 
com pulsory blan ket ta x re q u ire m e n t, 
you could alm o st call the g a m e s f re e 
— m ake people believe so a n y w a y — 
and t h a t ’s h a lf th e story.

TVTOW th a t A m elia E a r h a r t h as m et 
w ith success in h e r f lig h t aer-.— 
the A tlan tic, Miss Mabel Boll, who 
hoped to be th e f ir s t w o m an to fly 
across, has a n n o u n c e d t h a t she may 
c h a n g e her plans in r e g a r d to her 
hop. T h e m ono plan e Columbia stood 
idle a n d th e p la n s of its c rew were 
still un se ttle d la te Monday. Maybe 
Miss Boll fig u re s t h a t since th e pos­
sibility of ho lding the h o n o r of b e ­
ing th e fir s t to get t h e r e has been 
done aw a y w ith, th a t the chance 
is 
not Worth it now. Or maybe she fig ­
ures t h a t if one o f th em w ere lucky 
enough 
is 
i nough and she m ight be fight, if we 
stop to realize t h a t less th a n 50 per 
c e n t of those who have s ta r te d for 
in p la n e s have n o t arriv e d 
E u r o p e 
th e r e b u t have gone 
to a w a te ry 
grave.

to g e t across 

t h a t t h a t 

See Historic Desk

for 

the 

y e s te rd a y . 

Climb to D om e Offered as 
Feature of Tour 
This W eek

P r o b lems of ju n io r college a d m i n ­
istration and sim ilar sub jects re la te d 
: to, th e develop m ent of the m ovem ent 
will again be ta k e n u p this m o rn in g 
a t 9 o ’clock when the 200 e d u c a to r s 
from all p a r ts o f the .Southwest re- 
j convene 
fo u rth session of 
the J u n i o r College C o nference which 
began 
P resid en t J. J. 
D elaney o f S c h re in e r In stitu te will 
preside a t th e m e e tin g a 
ch a irm a n , 
and tho gen era l topic of discussion 
will be “ G eneral C u rricu lu m A d­
ju s tm e n ts .” All session of the con­
ference are being conducted in th e 
a u d ito riu m of GaiTison Hall.

T he second local excursion of the 
s u m m e r will be c o n d u c te d W e d n e s­
day by Miss Lillian W e ste r when 
s tu d e n ts who a re in te re ste d in lorn) 
history m e e t on th e f ro n t porch of 
at 3 :3 0 
the G o v e r n o r ’s Mansion 
o ’clock. “ All s u m m e r school .students 
are invited to go on the ex c u rsio n ,” 
“ I w ant to call 
Miss W e s te r said. 
time
the 
a tte n t io n to the f a c t th a t 
fo r tho t o u r to s t a r t has been moved 
d i f f e r e n t e d u c a to r serves as chair- up h a lf an hour and th e excursion-
jsts will m eet at 3 :3 0 o ’clock r a th e r
man each 
as was previously
venes. At the th re e sessions y e s te r - j th a n a t 4 o’clock 
day, Dean T. H. Shelby of th e de- 
p a r tm e n t o f ex tension, P re sid e n t C. 
the
W, Bingm an of South Park J u n i o r visitors will have th e o p p o r tu n ity to
in
College, and Hon. W. F. D oughty, 
the
p re sid e n t 
lege, p resided. 

o f H illsboro J u n io r Col- which Sam H ouston 
* 

see such f e a tu re s as th e room 
lived a n d 

s t a t e d .”
A t th e G o v e rn o r’s m ansio n, 

U n d e r the system being used, 

old desk of S te phe n F. Austin.

the assembly 

tim e 

con- 

a

i 

Students Take 

Medical Exams

June 21 Set as Last Day 
Tests G iven by State 
Board

o f

A Ii

in Austin 

a r g e num ber 

o f
th ro u g h o u t 

the U niv ersities 
nation will bo 

today 
J take th e ir S ta te Board Medical 
a n im ations. 
E x a m in atio n s will 
conducted today, tm o rro w and 
next day by the S ta te Board 
Medical E x am in e rs. 

tu d e n ts from 
tho 
to 
ex- 
be 
the 
of
Included in this 
i list o f ap plicants 
s tu d e n ts 
I from the U niversity. The can didates 

a re 

47 

are as fo llo w s;
I U n iv e rsity of T e x a s: W ii Us W.
; Allin, Tom A. A ndrew s, Le Roy E. 
Bates, Jo h n so n T. B arnes, William 
B. B arclay, Monte!Ie I. Brown, Law- 
; ton C. Biggers, Carl E. Bosshardt,

T w o T h e m e s S tu d ie d 

In 

the Capitol, the excursion ists J u lia n C. B arton, W iekU ff R. Curtis,

T he m eeting, 

accord in g 

to Dr. will visit th e H ouse o f Represents*- John 

M. C ra w fo rd , 

'I homas 

I*.

lives, th e S e n a te C h a m b e r, and th e j ( hurehill, Louian C. C a rte r, Duncan

F re d e ric k Eb.v, d ire c to r of th e sum- 
m er school is n o t of a business na- G o v e r n o r ’s S ta te Reception Room. 
tu r e . Two ge n e ra l th em es o f in te r- Tho climb to the C apito l dome will i Roy B. Duggan.
est to the a d m in is tr a to r of 
ju n io r college 
discussed, and analyzed, namely t h a t
, 
p e rta in in g to the cu rricu lu m of 
th e
xu.
the
colleges and t h a t p e rta in in g to 
a d m in istra tio n of them .

Czech Club Plans 

a r e being taken up, o f the p a r ty , Miss W e ste r said.

every 

. . .

„ 

. 

, 

. 

| be le ft up to tho a m b itio u s m em b ers A de lbe rt L. Dippel, 

N a th a n Dia-
! mond, J. I). Dean, Mahon M, Ewing,
Ja m e s W . E c k h a rd t, N o rm a n 
T. 
Gibbson, F r a n k B. Gregg, George H,
J o h n T,

I G eyer, Mile T. H a rris, 

R. D an fo rth , Allen K. Dunkley, lec­

Picnic for Sunday

H lrsto n , J o h n W. Houze, E r n e s t W. 
Jones, H a r r y L. Klotz, Lewis T. 
K irk p a tric k ,Gus Levin.

of 

P r e s id e n t G. W. Gotke 

th e 
Brownsville J u n i o r College will be 
: in ch arge of th e final m eetin g of th e 
this 

c o n fe re n ce which will he held 
a fte r n o o n a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock.

A t the in itial m eeting, which wa? 
held u n d e r P re s id e n t C. W. B ing ­
m an of S o u th Park J u n io r College, 
the follow ing them e was used as 
basis fo r the discussion: ‘’Principles 
Which S h ould Guide in Fo rm in g the 
C u rric u lu m .”

High School Graduates W ill 
Be G uests
_______ 
Club m e t 

C harles S. Livingston, J a m e s D. 
M abrey, M erton M. M inter, W in i­
fred S. Pence, Rogers Pierson, Roy
E. Reid, E r n e s t D. Rogers, J o h n B.
in a called Rushing, V ictor E. Schultz, E d w a rd

The Czech 

a night, th e purpose o f the m ee tin g be- 

m e etin g in the G irls’ S tu d y Hall l a s t H. Schwab, Edw in F . Smith, William 
T e a g u e , M. S. W heeler, Paul S. 
I ing a fa re w e ll talk by Dr. E d u a rd Mi- W oolfe, W allace B. W ilkinson, J a c k 
eek, who is leav in g fo r H ou sto n 
teach a Czech school sponsored by 
the S. P. J. S. T. lodge this sum m e r.

to W. Sc h w a rtz 

I 

M assachusetts M eet

Dr. H ackett to A ttend 

T he p ro g ra m consisted of a w eb 
P la n s fo r a picnic to be held n e x t
ad d re ss by P re sid e n t H. 5 . 
come 
S u n d a y were discussed, th e g u e s ts to 
B e n e d ict of th e U n iv e rsity ; a 
talk 
the g ra d u a te s of Tem ple, Cald-
be 
by Dr. J . L. H en derson , pro fe sso r of 
and 
well, a nd T ay lo r high schools, 
seco nd ary e ducation at the Univer-
sity, on “ The P ro gram of Studies in E d w a r d Se b e sta was app ointed ehair- 
to
S en io r High Schools and J u n i o r Col­
leg es” ; “ J u n i o r College O b j e c t i v e s ’ 
by Dean N. K. Dupre of the H ousto n 
J u n i o r College; “ How f a r is J u n io r 
C ollege W ork S econdary E d u c a tio n ” 
by Dr. E. P. O ’Brien, pro fe s so r of 
ed ucation a t th e U niversity of Kan-
sas.

“ To explore th e f a c ts u n de rly in g 
in te r n a tio n a l even ts and to prom ote 
a m o ng a d u lts the serio us s tu d y 
of 
foreign a f f a ir s with a view to creat- 
to ! ing a m ore sy m p a th etic u n d e rsta n d - 
E ast B a r n a r d last S u n d a y , w h ere he ; jn^ 0 f th e problems and policies of 
m ade an add ress to a g a th e r i n g of our own an(j o th e r n a tio n s,” is 
the 
I purpo se of the eig h th session o f the
Czechs. 
ren- j i n s tit u te o f Politics which Pro fe sso r 
! C harles W. H a c k e tt o f th e U niversity
and wU1 a tte n d A u g u st 2-30 a t Williams- 
town> M assachusetts, it was learned 

man of a r e p o r ti n g c o m m itte e 
Czech p a p e rs of T exas.

The follow ing p ro g ra m was 

Dr. Mieek described his 

M e e t O p e n s M o n d a y

“ P assin g By” 

Vocal soles, 

d e r e d : 

trip

In A d d r e s s

Dr. Jo hn Fitz-Gerald, pro fe sso r or 
I philology in the ro m ance la n g u a g e s 
d* p a r tm e n t at the U niversity of IUD 
I nois, will lecture a t the Open A ir 
and 
T h e a te r tonight at 8 o’clock, 
again Monday evening, Ju n e 25. Both 
lectures will be h a s id on the 
o u t­
sta n d in g ch a ra c teristic s of Spanish- 
l A m erican co untries which Dr. F itz ­
Gerald has visited as related to His- 
ideals. This is th e 
pano-A m erican 
first 
and 
time th a t th e U niversity 
the University of Illinois have c a r ­
in 
ried on the exchange of courses 
rom ance languages.

L e a d e r in Field 

It is through extensive co rrespond- 
t nee that Dr. Fitz-G erald has becom e 
one <W th e highest, if not the high­
est, of a utho ritie s on c u r r e n t p ro b ­
lems and discoveries of Hispanic phil­
ology. At 
com­
pilation of m a te ria l fo r the second 
ed itio n of the New I n te rn a tio n a l E n ­
cyclopedia, he was in full charg e of 
the d e p a r tm e n ts o f history, b io g ra ­
phy, languages, and lite ra tu re .

tim e of the 

th e 

T he In te rn a tio n a l Advisory E d ito­
rial Board appointed him a m e m b e r 
of the P an-A m erican Scientific Con­
gius?, o f which he w as associate sec­
r e t a r y in 1915-1916,

Dr. Fitz-Gerald was ap pointed 

a 
of 
th e 
m e m b e r of the deleg atio n 
Am erican Association 
I n t e r n a ­
f o r 
tional Conciliation to inspect e d u c a ­
tional in stitutions in P a ra g u a y , P e ru , 
Chile, U ruguay, and A rg en tina.

In A m erican universities an d col­
lege?, Dr. Fitz-G erald has ta k e n his 
A.B., Ph.D., and the h o n o ra ry Litt.D. 
and in the U niv ersity of P aris 
he 
took th e French degrees, M.A. and 
and 
Ph.D., of 
“ Eleve Diplome.” 
to 
these, he studied in the Universities 
of Berlin, Madrid, and Leipzig.

“ Eleve T itu la ir e ” 

In addition 

—----------- o--------------

Queen G ives Passes

To Lucky Students

F re e tickets to th e Queen t h e a te r 
to see “ Harold T e e n ” this week aYe 
being given 
lucky s tu d e n ts 
who find th e ir n a m e s given in T he 
S u m m e r T exan.

to th e 

T he ed itors of th e p a p e r h ave a r ­
rang ed with the m a n a g e m e n t o f the 
th e a te r to select nam es a t random 
from th e school d ire c to ry and to pu t 
a d v e rtisin g 
in 
them 
find 
section. 
th e ir names th e r e will p r e s e n t 
the 
f o tic e a t B. H all 127 they will be 
given th e ir f re e passes.

the classified 
If the stu d e n ts who 

G R IF F IN -JO N E S C O N C E R T
F e a t u r e s t h u r s d a y p r o g r a m

Mrs. F red J o n e s of San A ntonio 
and David G riffin will be f e a tu r e d in 
the c o n ce rt to be given a t the Open 
Air T h e a t e r T h u rsd a y evening.

fo r these positions will be named J u n io r C ollege’’ was 
some tim e this week was expressed, 

“ H o w ev e r,” Dean Moore 
“ th e re seem s to be no ru sh in 

“ A dm inistrative Problem s of

the
general 
th em e o f the second m eetin g o f the 
s a i d / c o n f e r e n c e held Monday a fte r n o o n 
from 2:30 t o 5 o ’clock a t G arrison 
Hall au d ito riu m .

th e 

the 

th e 

a n d 

th e ir 

cam pus

meeting.

lecture I 

include a n n e x e s 

O th e r buildings on 

• T O D A Y t h e U n iv e rsity is 

E L M E R C A L L I H A N W R I T E S

W hen th e no m ination s a re made, 
th e y will be s e n t to 
th e office of 
th e s u m m e r school d ire c to r who will 

m ake the a p p ointm en ts.-o--------------

?ity program which will involve th e b la tte r of 
no m inations since 
e x p e n d itu re of $800,000 a r e being I th e re are no cases pen ding th e ir firs t
w orked o u t by th e c o m m ittee on the 
G re a te r B ayior U n iv e rsity each week. 
T he fir s t bu ilding in th e new p ro ­
g r a m will be W aco Hall f o r which 
$416,000 was c o n tr ib u te d by th e city 
of Waco in a r e c e n t cam paign. 

Hon. W. F . Doughty, p re sid e n t of 
H illsboro J u n i o r College, was chair-! 
m a n f o r the a fte rn o o n session. The j 
f ir s t s p e a k e r 
intro du ced was Dean 
E. J . M athew s, regi t r a r of th e U n i­
versity, who spoke on “ C auses of the 
E lim in atio n of S tu d e n ts d u rin g 
the 
E r s t Two Y e a r s .” F ive-m inute p r e ­
se n ta tio n s w ere made by P re sid e n t J 
V. I. G riffin o f Victoria, Presid e n t 
E. M. S ta n to n of Jacksonville, Dean ) 
S. A. Caldwell of Brownsville, 
and 1 
D ean G. D. Picking of San Antonio, j 
th e chief 
In 
pro b le m s t h a t they had m e t in th e ir 
the r e la tio n ­
colleges a n d discussed 
the 
ship o f the s tu d e n t body 
a n d 
and 
teachers. Dean W. P. Akin 
P r e sid e n t J . M. Hodges, who were
a D elta Chi, h o n o ra ry and pro fessio nal I t o . have spoken on the sam e subject, 

which a r e b ein g re w o rk e d this sum -! F E A T U R E S F O R D A L L A S P A P E R S 
m e r 
E lm e r L. C allihan, f o r m e r Univer- 
halls so th a t when th e 8 4 th session: sity s t u d e n t and issue e d ito r on The 
opens on S e p te m b e r 14 th e univer- Daily T e x a n , is visiting on the Uni- 
sity will be m o d e rn inside with the v e rsity cam pus. He ha? j u s t r e tu rn - 
J ed from Dallas w here he had a two- 
classic a tm o s p h e re on th e outside. 
G eorge H. Belew, business m ana- j weeks vacation a f t e r te a c h in g school 
g e r o f th e U niv e rsity , is in ch arg e 
th e p ast y e a r in the P ra irie Lea High 
o f th e im m e dia te b uild in g p ro g ra m I School w h e re he has held th e princi- 
c*n th e cam pus. Dr. S. P. Brooks, I pa lship fo r th e * p ast two years, 
p re s id e n t of th e u niversity, will be 
e ng ag ed 
in s u m m e r w ork 
G re a te r B aylor U n iv e rsity while th e jo u rn a listic f r a te r n it y , and a f o r m e r w ere n o t p re se n t.
su m m e r session 
u n d e r the dean ship o f Dr. T. 
Brooks.

$1,500 
it 
ric h e r or $3,500 po o re r th a n 
was last week. A 10-room room ing 
house in th e 2400 block on Speed­
way, which belonged to th e U niver­
sity, b u rn e d 
S un d a y 
dow n 
m orning. Five U n iv e rsity boys leap­
ed fro m th e window s to sa f e ty . I n ­
He is a t p re se n t en ga g e d in w rit-: D irecto r J . E. Nelson o f th e San
to $1,500 white 
su ra n c e a m o u n te d 
on 
approx!-
the house w a s valued a t 
“ T he A d vantage? and D isad vantages 
m utely $5,000. We w o n d e r 
if the
o f the S e p a r a te Two y ear J u n i o r Col­
e x -stu d e n ts of th e U niv ersity will get P R E E M O V I E A T O P E N A IR
two-
a spe a k in g idea t h a t the A lma M ater 
! y e a r college as being se p a ra te from 
g o t in such a bad fina n c ia l shape 
the
I the high school 
t h a t she had to b u r n th e house f o r has been g a th e re d at the Open A ir 
the 
th e case, 
I f 
L UBBO CK , Texas, J u n e 18.— Miss f ir s t tw o y e a r s of college work. The 
T h e a te r this s u m m e r saw th e p r e s e n - ; 
th e J a n e Mast, d a u g h te r of P ro fe sso r and a d v a n ta g e s n am ed by Mr, Nelson 
ta tio n o f “ C a p ta in J a n u a r y , ” 
m ayb e th ey will come across with the 
r c - t of the U n io n Drive m on ey to p ut 
f re e movie, which w as given 
to m aintain 
the cam paign over the top.
S a tu r d a y nigh t u n d e r th e supervis- re p r e s e n t T e x a s Technological Col-j college a tm o sp h e re if the college i? 
ion of Mrs. C h arles ^ o e Modre, o f liege a t 
the visual in stru c tio n b u re a u . 

ing f e a tu r e stories for Dallas papers. A ntonio J u n io r College 
H e is w ork in g on sto rie s a ro u n d Aus­
tin, and la te r in the s u m m e r will to u r

T H E A T E R A T T R A C T S C R O W D Sou th T e x as an d Mexico f o r m aterial. ] luge.”

th e r e I Mrs. C. S. Mast, l)as been selected to j w ere t h a t it is ea sie r 

rn**----------o--------------
M A S T C H O S E N S P O N S O R

is b e in g co nducted 
I). 

Callihan is a m em ber o f Sigma 

m em b e r of T he Daily T exan s ta f f . 

th e ir ta lk s th e y gave 

la rg e st crowd which 5 

N e ls o n M a k es A d d r e s s

lie f i r s t defined 

in su rance. 

 --------

P e rh a p s 

o f Uni- 

talked 

t h a t ’s 

early 

th e 

the 

f o r 

0 

 

cu rston . T h e y visited 
th e fam ous B uck Horn Curio Shop, which b ro u g h t the m ovie-goers to the she was selected as one of the college v a n ta g e s, 
th e flying 
th e a te rs .

the missions, j a b o u t th e g r o u n d s ; while th e a u to s ! school of liberal arts. Tw o y e a rs ago th ir d y e a r 

stre e t? | bea u tie s in a popular election by 

the | show lite ra lly 

a ro u n d the campus.

s tu d e n t body.

fields and 

some of 

lined 

th e 

b y also th e crow ds sat an d 

I T ex a s C h a m b e r of C om m erce a t F t. college sta n d a r d s a re m ore easily
N ot only w e re th e benches filled, W o r t h th is m onth. Miss Mast la a I m a i n t a i n e d , a nd s tu d e n ts are t h e r e ­
th e fo re b e t t e r p re p a re d to e n te r th e ir
in college. 
T h e disad-
a c c o rd in g to Mr. Nelson,

stood m e m b e r o f th e ju n io r class in 

3LF E S T ERDA Y a hus-load 
J — * • ——*• 
I 

 

and o f f e r in g 

7 :3 0 o ’clock — B e g in n e rs class in 

J u n io r College C o n fe ren c e 
rison Hall au dito riu m .

th e m e e tin g of th e W e s t. n o t c o n n e cte d with th e high sc h o o l; ‘ on South America, O pen Air T h e a te r
the are t h a t se p a ra tio n makes th e opera-

5 o’clock — B eginn ers 

(C ontinue d on p age 4)

8 o ’clock — Fitz-G e rald le c tu re s

8 o ’clock — M eeting o f the G e r ­

3 : 3 0 o’clock— Lqcal excursion fro m 

E s p e ra n to , 219 SI. B.

E s p e ra n to , 219 M. B.

man club, M. B. 157,

G o v e rn o r’s m ansion.

W e d n e s d a y 

class 

in 

I

S c h u b e r t’s “ S e r e n a d e ” — Ludm a Ko- 
pecky, acco m p anied by Miss Rock-
well.

R e a d in g s: “ Old F rie n d W ife ” and 
“ Son, You W a s h e d ! ” — Elizabeth 
Pressley.
P iano 

solos— “ A n g e l’s T w ilig h t” 
( a n d “ Kde Domov M u j” — Colum bia 

an V e tte rm a n n .

A d d re ss— Dr. Micek.
A d d re ss— Jo h n K olaja. 

7

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C O W A N V I S I T S

J o e Cowan, f o r m e r U n iv e rs ity s t u ­
den t, was on the c a m p u s fo r a s h o r t 
tim e M onday n ig h t visiting frien ds.
He w as e n ro u te to St. Louis, w here 
he will join o th e r un iv e rsity s tu d e n ts 
who will a to u r o f E u ro p e this sum-

m J 

, 

Cow an is a fo r m e r m e m b e r o f T h e j 

, 

# 

T exan s ta f f, and has served both in
edito rial 
and m echanical 
m ents.

d e p a r t - j

Cowan has been a tte n d in g s c h o o l; 

a t th e U niversity o f Missouri d u rin g
the past long session.

SSI

Calendar

T u e s d a y

I 

9 o’clock — J u n i o r College heads 

m eets in G arrison Hall a u d ito riu m .

2 :3 0 o ’clock 

L a s t 

session 

of 
in G a r­

recently.

T h e in s titu te “ seeks to accomplish 
these ob je cts by o f f e r in g courses of 
public lectu res delivered by d is tin g ­
uished scholars a n d s ta te sm e n from 
an d by holding 
foreign c o u n trie s ” ; 
r o u n d -ta b le and g e n e ral c o n fe re n c e s 
presided ov er by a u th o ritie s on the 
topics selected t o r discussion.

 o 

P r o f e s s o r H a c k e tt 

Mrs. Jo n e s will sing 

has been a s ­
signed to the ro u n d -ta b le c o n fe re n ce 
on “ R e c e n t In te r-A m erica n Relations 
and P ro b le m s,” and will preside a t 
c o n fe re n c e s on 
T he
U niv ersity chorus will o p e s
ro u n d -ta b le c o n fe re n ce s will be held 
at 9 o’clock each m o rn in g o f thro* the p r o g ra m with several p a rt songs. 
I days a week. 
p ree concerts will be held every
tho

“ Ah Forge 
Lui,” and Mr. G riffin will p r e s e n t 
the George Chadwick 
s e t tin g of 
S c o tt’s “ L ochinvar Ballad.” N o m a 
Owens will be a t th e piano.

R e g istra tio n f o r th e in stitu te will: T h u rsd a y 

t h a t sub ject. 

th r o u g h o u t 

n ig h t 

| b e held th e n ex t day and th e confer-1 SUm m e r a t the Open A ir T h e a te r
ences will begin F r id a y and S a tu rd a y ,

| su m m e r a t nit 

,__ ._ 

a •

 

E Z E K I E L J O I N S S T A F F

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A T A. Sc M. C O L L E G E 

S p ecial to T h e S u m m e r T e x a n

A 

light o p e ra will be p re se n te d 
this sum m er, in addition to “ S la b a t 
M a te r ,” 
“ Leaves 
“ ll T r o v a to re ,” 
fro m the O peras,” and “ Messiah. 

——

G R O W 5,000 V A R I E T I E S OF

C O T T O N A T T E M P L E STATION

C O L L E G E S T A T IO N , Texas, J u n e 
l g — thr, W a lte r N. Ezekiel has been
a p po in te d p la n t patho lo gist and re S p ecial to T h e S u m m e r T e x a n
s e a rc h technician in the division of 
p la n t pathology a t 
th e E x p e rim e n t 
S ta tio n , A. & M, College of Texas, 
succeeding Dr. J . L. Pessin who r e ­
signed J u n e I, to r e t u r n to th e F o r ­
est L a b o r a to r y a t New Orleans. Dr. 
E z e k ie l’s work will be a t th e main 
sta tio n la b o ra to ry a t th e college and 
will be directed chiefly to w a rd the 
c o tto n r o o t ro t problem u n d e r 
the 
dire ction of Dr. J . J. T au ben haus, 
chief of the p la n t pathology division, 
who has a corps o f specialists a t v a ­
rious points, each w orking on some 
im p o r ta n t phase of the problem.
Dr. Ezekiel is a g r a d u a te o f 

C O L L EG E ST A TIO N , Texas, J u n e 
18.—-More th a n 5,000 varieties and 
str a in s of (Olton have been assem ­
bled and are now being g ro w n 
in 
plotted areas a t th e Temple su b -sta ­
tion o f the T e x as A g ric u ltu ra l Ex­
pe rim en t Statio n, A. & M. College 
of Texas, in the search fo r a stra in 
of cotton re s is ta n t to the cotton root 
5,000 
ro t disease. Each 
th e 
str a in s wUl be subjected to 
th e di­
sease by a m etho d of a rtific ial inoe- 
eulation to d e te rm in e w h e th e r a n y 
re ­
c f th e m possesses im m u nity o r 
sistance to the p la n t malady. The 
finding of a co tto n roo t rot resist­
a n t str a in would solve th e ro o t r o t 
problem , officials a t the s ta tio n ha va 
-
pointed out, 

the 
U n iv e rsity of M aryland. H e is th e 
a u t h o r o f n u m e ro u s scientific p u b ­
I m p o r ta n t a m ong his dis-
lications, 

o f 

 WRlTR&il

H. Who wrote the poem “Casey 

John Storm ha* moved 

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T H E S U M M E R T E X A N

The Questionnaire

-B y H. C. T -

THE SUMMER TEXAN offers as a prize a %b fountain pen 

the
person who makes the highest a v e n g e grade for the first summer 
term in answering the questions given in this space in each issue. The 
prize is given by the University Co-Op. Content answers mu t be 
re­
ceived before the answers appear in the succeeding issue, and must be 
accompanied by the question* clipped from The Texan. Address 
the 
Texan Questionnaire Editor.

to 

1. Who w rote 

the 

couplet:
Order is Heaven’s first 
this confest,

following feature 
| Chair” ?

entitled 

“ Editor’s Easy 

law, and 

6. Who wrote the famous book 

' entitled “ The Wealth of Nation

7. What is the greatest Spanish

Some are, and must be, greater than 

the rest” ?

2. What was the name of Dr. 

Johnson’s negro servant?

I novel ?

j at the B ai” ?
! 

3. Who is the “ Maid of Orleans” ?
literary 
4. What 

critic 
month writes in Scribner's M aga-« aim is crime” ?
zine?

5. What magazine 

carries

a die of the Sphinx?

and
each I critic wrote : “Not failure, but low 

9. W hat A m erican poet 

IO. Who solved the famou< 

rid-

A n sw e r s to Q u e stio n s in P re ced in g Issue

1.
2. 
3* 
4. 
6,

Charles Lamb,
The Song of Roland. 
Clarence Harrow.
In Pari.-, France. 
Achille*.

Alexander Pope. 
Joyce Kilmer.
J. M. Barrie. 
Augustine Birrell. 
Cicero.

L A R G E S T C R O W D O F S U M M E R 

the division of cotton marketing o; 

A T T E N D S S A T U R D A Y D A N C E the Department.
The largest crowd of the term at-! Mr. Crawford's service* with A. 
tended the second summer German & M, date from 1917. Prior to cu­
nt the WomanV Gym Saturday night, tering the division of farm and ranch 
couples economics of the Experiment Stu- 
One hundred and thirteen 
and 103 stag* attended the dance, I lion early in 1920, he was district 
according to a report made to Dean agent in the Extension Service. Dur- 
V. I. Moore. A profit of about $50 ing his connection with the college 
was made. This money will be 
in-1 be has made a close study of Texas 
vested in open-air entertainment for farming conditions and problems.
mummer school students, Dean Moore ; 
stated. 

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

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Bill Barbour and his 

seven-piece 

IN H O M E E C O N O M I C S

orchestra, which played at the Sa'- Special to T h e S u m m e r T e x a n 
urday night dance, will play again 
next week.

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C R A W F O R D J O I N S U. S. B U R E A U 
ON C O T T O N R E S E A R C H W O R K

LUBBOCK, Texas, June 15 — 
Authority has just been given Texas 
Technological College to recommend 
the issuance o f certificates in voca­
tional home economics under 
tie 
Smith-Hughes law, according to M iss1 
______
Margaret W. Weeks, 

___ _ 

COLLEGE STATION, Texas, June 

dean of the
Under this
IR— G. I,, Crawford, marketing **- j borne economics school, 
search specialist of the Experiment ac^ *wo certificates are issued, one 
Station, A. & MI College of Texa-, 
students who have finished two 
for the last three years, has resign- j years of prescribed work in this de­
ed to accept appointment with the partment and the other to graduates. 
Three other schools in Texas are 
United States Department o f Agt i- 
culture in its program of cotton re- authorized to make recommendations 
In his new post he becomes for the issuance of these certificates: 
search. 
agricultural economist in the divis- University of Texas, 
San Marcos 
ion of cotton marketing, bureau of Teachers College, and the College of 
agricultural 
and will Industrial Arts at Denton. The ree- 
pursue studies In cotton marketing egmtion of the home economics work 
relating to prices paid for different j being done 
in Texas Technological 
grades and staples. He will be di« I College under the Smith-Hughes act 
rectly associated with Dr. B. Young-! in a matter of general Interest, as 
hlo,od who recently left the director- J there has not been any school in the 
ship of the Experiment Station 
to western half of the State where stu- 
take charge of the research work of dents could secure these certificates.

economics, 

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Governor SmUl?
T h o O k la h o m a S t o r m ? 
S e n a t o r M c N a r y ? 
M ex ic o '* e a r t h q u a k e * ? 
E a r h a r t ’* *ucce*»?

S a t i e t y ! Viola U s e Jo**.

BEPARTMENT MEA03 

I', alares: Gl*4r« Whitley, Sporl* Abe Mf hi. Theater*: Cecil

Journalists are of the opinion that
Governor Smith o f New York wilt 
have an easier task of being nomi­
nated by the Democrats than was 
Hoover 
by the Republican*. Thu 
Kentucky delegation ha* swung to 
Smith and there is an authoritative 
report that Idaho, Indiana, Nebraska 
and Maryland are ready to vote for 
the governor at the end of the first 
enemies 
Smith'* bitterest 
ballot. 
are Texas and Georgia and unless 
Dan Moody comes to the front again 
to score the New Yorker, the Texans 
are even expected to line up for him

lo n g 

Six war* k illed an d a b o u t 150 
in a n O k l a h o m a 
in j u r e d 
st o r m 
la st S a t u r d a y . T h * st o r m a rea i n ­
c l u d e d an a g r i c u l t u r a l a r e a t h r e e 
m iles w id e a n d 3 0 m ile s 
in 
w h ic h t h e t o w n s o f B la ir, H e d r i c k , 
a n d S n y d e r ar* lo c a t e d . T h e s t o r m 
th r e e 
c o m p l e t e l y d e m o l i s h e d 
t o w n s a n d fo r m a n y h o u rs a ll o f 
th e road* a n d c o m m u n i c a t i o n lin os 
l e a d i n g 
w e r e r e n d e r e d 
u s e le ss, A la r g e b la c k f u n n e l c lo u d 
w a s s e e n by the 
in h a b i t a n t s ju s t - 
b e f o r e th e d is a s t e r to o k p la c e .

th e m 

tho 

to 

I S S n S r im s T .,w H W . **> 
i.d ito ria l w riter* T ay lo r 

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t S T i i . f t •» *»« * * • « * « « » ti»". *»— >—

NIGHT STAFF

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Brian Rptafc* 
M ary K * tf P a r k e r ....
Pe re ie B* oh*
C h arte* O r r» !l 
Jam** Anthon* R e tt P i*

A«aiot*nt

Assistant
A * « ia ta n t 
A** intent

“ So t re i*c m U a r e no p a i n f u l l y *pady won. The cryptic “I do not 

w o u ld ratherW f * - * " »** * " « ,0 »‘ “
I will not,” and the vague possibil­
ities of a dark-horse third term are 
checked, once for all. And is it not 
U tter .se? All the squirming 
and 
writhing of the politicians could mean 
hut one thing; that, 
they 
knew the voters’ choice, they did not 
wish to obey it; that if holes were
through whirl. th .
 ^

though 

th 
^

, 
^ 

 ^

 ^

d 

brought ‘Mg them. Their chance is gone now,
and the party is able to present to 
further delay, 
the public, without 
Nominee Hoover,

g a o d t h a t t h r u 
r i g ht t han bv p l e a s a n t — h . C.
Ball

CRITICISM 

term, 

t o * , a dear - n » p t 

Criticism ba* often been consid­
ered an evil. To believe or discard
U U MMideral.on it I* fir«t n « « , ^ 
rary to
is meant by the 
criticism ? Writers have 
iurth different opinions, basing their 
definitions on certain philosophies of 
their own ; but in the true § sense 
which accepts no argument, criticism 
might be considered as the bridge 
between lethargy and ignorance on 
the one band and truth and ignor­
a n t on the other. Criticism is not 
art evil, but on the contrary it de* 
en 
\tdop.4 a productive ability and 
t »arage, deep thinking. 
It lf the 
motive which lead* people to ques 
tioii accepted traditions, 
other 
words, ta consider their problems se- 
liuttsly so that they may adapt them­
selves to what is taken to be right. 
Criticism servos ae a sieve to separ­
ate the fruit* of practical knowledge, 
Waving the coarse, worthless stone 
in the ditch of forgotten materials. 
t h e practical knowledge in this cane 
e the new and the best which people 
u.eept after having weighed them ac­
curately in their minds.

in 

goes hand 

Without criticism, the world would 
i main unchanged as 
stagnant 
the 
water ntays 
in a ditch. Strictly 
in 
v- caking, criticism 
band with civilisation and side by 
t dc with the better world and 
the 
l®c*n, cr tnt ive. mind. Poets are ex­
posed to criticism for years until 
they attain the highest of their am­
bition*. Ruler after ruler and lead­
er after leader are attacked by 
the 
sword of criticism until the one who 
v d l aland bravely and courageously 
that attack, displaying an unexcelled 
ability and knowledge, will ascend 
I he throne of leadership and prestige. 
an 
Ile igloos and prophet* ate not 
exception to the law of criticism. Re* 
Uge o after religion and prophet aft- 
ei prophet have been subjected 
to 
tlith ium in generations past. The 
same process is continu: ly at work. 
.Science, rn spite of its great serv­
ice to the world, is criticized. All 
persona are subject to criticism; as 
ere their deeds, behavior, and ideals.
Criticism often indicated a per* 
to n ’s standing in society. “ Criticized 
rh n are 
e n ­
gram may not apply in all cases, but 
there is a large measure of truth in 
it, No person would enjoy tho priv­
ilege of being criticised by others un- 
It is be­
hua he was a great man. 
cause of tim greatness of the man 
and because of his importance that 
he btl nes the object of criticism.
Aa has been implied, en; .ism 
is 
the ager-.* governing the; progress- of 
the community and of the Individ­
uals th rein. A s such ii 
indispen­
sable to the spread and development 
of chriluatiou-

great men.’' Tips 

One party at least has 

stopped 
aide-stepping. What will happen at 
Houston is still a question, 
It may 
be that some bright angel will be 
kind enough to lay a guiding hand 
on the shoulders of the Democrats, 
and lead them from the maze into 
lr so, 
the light of public demand. 
there will occur the amazing spec­
tacle of the two parties opposing in 
one and the same campaign their two 
outstanding men, and not dodging 
with compromise candidates that do 
not satisfy the parties, the delegates, 
or the nation. An amazing spectacle, 
promises 
certainly, and one 
the 
somewhat more government by 
people 
often-mouthed 
that 
phrase usually means. —The Harvard 
Crimson.

than 

that 

HUMOR?

The storm of criticism recently 
launched on College Humor by col­
lege humorous publications may be 
n a large measure deserved and just, 
but it calls to mind an old proverb 
regarding “striking the mote from J 
the eye of a brother while forgetting 
the beam in your own.” The attacks 
were based on the assumption that 
the material reprinted 
Humor was not truly 
indicative of 
college life and aim* and gave the 
readers a wrong impression.

in College J 

The tenth annual convention of 
the West Texas Chamber of Com­
merce opened in Fort Worth yester 
day. 
This organization has grown 
from a membership of 1500 in 1919 
to an organization with a member 
ship of 25,000 and an annual income 
of $100,000 a year in 1928. The 
organization is a self-supporting and 
self-perpetuating body which has for 
its purpose to develop industries and 
business in West Texas. Delegates 
in their 
report favorable condition 
part of the state.

S e n a t o r M c N a r y , r e p u b lic a n o f 
O r e g o n , r e a c h e d a n a g r e e m e n t w ith 

to s i d e t r a c k 

H e r b e r t H o o v e r S a t u r d a y w h e n he 
a g r e e d 
th e e q u a l i s a ­
tio n f e e p r o v is io n o f his fa r m r e ­
li e f bill in o r d e r to g e t fa r m l e g i s ­
l a t io n p a s s e d by t h e n e x t C o n g r e s s . 
S e n a t o r H a u g e n , c o -a u t h o r o f th e 
bill, 
c o u ld n o t a g r e * w ith M c ­
N a r y in b is c o m p r o m is * . T h e f e e 
p r o v is io n o f t h e bill an d th e w h o le 
q u e s t io n o f fa r m r e li e f w a s o n e o f 
th e m o s t d e b a t e d 
the 
R e p u b lic a n p l a t f o r m fo r th e f o r t h ­
c o m i n g p r e s i d e n t ia l e l e c t i o n . Al 
th o u g h M c N a r y a g r e e d to th e c o m ­
th a t h e still b e ­
p r o m i s e h e sa id 
l i e v e d 
th e 
th e 
bill to be o f a so u n d n a t u r e but 
to a b id e by 
th a t b e w a s w illin g 
th * a g r e e m e n t 
to gain 
s o m e r e l i e f fo r th e f a r m e r s o f the 

f e e p r o v is io n 

in o rd e r 

p la n k s 

o f 

in 

lan d.

last Saturday. Rescuers art not 

A casual survey of several of the 
leading college humorous publications 
will show plainly that should any 
reprinter desire to find material of a 
vulgar sort of republication, he will 
No additional radio message* av- 
lind little difficulty. The entire issues been received from the Italia since 
i 
ate permeated with suggestive mate- 
rial and joke* 
in which the only j the opinion that the men have suf- 
bumor lies in an appeal to the im-1 fared annihilation but believe that 
moral. There are notable exceptions the marooned fliers are conserving 
—those magazines in the college field radio power for an emergency thai 
might arise later on. Rescuers con­
which have a definite high standard 
tinue to send their messages.
of humor and stick to it, and those 
which are attempting to get above 
the caramon run of jokes and quips.
The remainder of the publications 
appeal to distinctly morbidly minded 
individuals only- »»<* sr© co more 
truly representative of the college or 
university than the publication they 
have be»n so ardently criticizing. We 
are not defending College Hump?, 
amply stating the obvious fact that 
ll some of the rot in college huraor- 
is humorous, we 
ouh publications 
have no sense of humor.— urdue Ex­
ponent.

Mexico 
• h o c k s s w a y e d b u ild in g s , 
tu m b le d 
d o w n hou se* a n d c r a c k e d th e p a v e d 
s t r e e t s 
in M e x ic o C ity » » d V era 
C rux. T h * t o w n o f O e x a c a s u f ­
th e q u a k e* . 
f e r e d th e m o s t fr o m 
N o 
lost 
liv e s had b e e n 
M o n d a y h u t 
p r o p e r t y 
d a m a g e s le n t c o n f u s i o n to th * d i s ­
a s t e r . W h e n th e q u a k e s w e r e fir st 
in h a b i t a n t s o f m a n y 
n o t i c e d 
t o w n s r u s h e d 
in 
in t o 
a w ild p a n ic , s o m e k n e e l i n g to p ray 
w h ite o th e r s s o u g h t p r o t e c t i o n o f 

pa»»<* rn 
y io lo nt 

E a r t h q u a k e s c a u s e d 

y e s t e r d a y w h en 

t h e s t r e e t s 

e n o r m o u s 

r e p o r t e d 

th e 

C o n tem p o ra ry W it

a n y sort.

TUESDAY, JUNE 19. 1928.

! the Delta Tau Delta house Sunday. 

Randy Sledge o f Kyle visited at ; Among those who are staying at 
I the Omega Beta Pi house during the
An_ summer session are: Tommie Howell,
I Frank Bagley, Jones Laughlin, That! 
and Warren
Sanders, John Boon, 

Ben Wheeler visited in San 

tons© Sunday.

Mary Foreman o f Memphis, and 
student in the summer school, left 
for Fort Worth Sunday to atte n I toe 
West Texas Chamber of Commerce 
the 
convention. She will play in 
Estelline band. Miss Foreman will 
return Wednesday.

Pauline Young of C ypress Mills is 
staying wi t h h r au n t, Mis. J. O.
Prows®, while attending the summer 
session o f the University.

Wayne Haines spent the week-end 

Ruth Shoap of Mannford visited at I at his hr one in Gatesville,

K irby H all Monday. 

.....

P et Perkins and Margaret Elling- 

1 ton of A: ar:in rn.-- ■ : :
for the summer session.

Omega B eta Pi house 
attainder of the su m m er session.

for 

to 
the 
the re-, 

Josie Webb of Uvalde is attendin ' 
lith e summer session and is staying at

S . R. D.

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Rep rod need f rom or? a I a a I 
oil on in tin g by J alin ii Oudvr• 
dunk, this print has font nom 
of t h v brawly or coloring of 
t h e original painting.

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A Partial List of Life’s Big and Little 
Troubles That Dr. Pepper W ill Help

Alarm Clock Blues 
Boredom 
Blind Dates 
Back Scat Drivers 
Bridge Scores 
Boat Rockers 
Catty Neighbors 
Check Fumblers 
Dry Throats 
Ennui
Excessive Perspiration
Flop Dances
Flappers
Flat Tires
Grouchiness
Gas on the Stomach

Gum Shoers
Hunger
Hot Days
Hard Boiled Cops
Hook Worm
Insomnia
Jellies
“Kara”
tate Trains
Losing Ball Teams
Late Dates
Lovers Quarrels
Long Faces
Mid-Meal Fatigue
Mad Mammas
Mean Pappas
Morning’s After
Overweight

Colonitis
Ok! Fogies
Poor Golf Scores
Picnic Lunches
Politicians
Pessimists
Static
Tough Breaks
IO o’clock Blues
2
4
That Gone Feeling
Thirst
Unexpected Guests
Walks Home
Wet Blankets

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T O -E A T A T 

T H S , W O R L D

F ro m O th e r P ens

GOOD ELEPHANT 

The philosophic, romantic 
inquires, “ Ah, what would we 
without the fair co-ed’” ’

youth 
do 

For the first time in a number nf 
years, the prospective presidents of 
the United States, Herbert Hoover, 
is a Quaker. Hoover has attended 
the Quaker church since he became j 
n church goer. His wife was an 
Episcopalian before her marriage.

in 

sin Cardinal.

The man who 

A weary voice replies, “ Live 

peace.”— Purdue Exponent.

And m it tame about! While a 
million radio* were still being tumid 
in to catch the proceedings: while
lives from hand
tampaigr manager* were still figur­
ing with fra anc pencils the delegate- to mouth has a son who lives from 
Miss Amelia Earhart now holds 
claimed arri the delegates 
secured; I gas station to gas station.— ^Wilco?-
the honor of being the first woman 
even before the chairman stood upon 
ever to fly across the Atlantic on a 
the platform and delivered the quad­
non-stop flight. The girl pilot 
to­
rennial jtovetghment against 
smok­
gether with Wilmer Stultz, co-pilot 
ing, the tabu* was settled. Cold wa­
and Louis Gordon, mechanic, landed 
ter, floods of it. poured over 
the
the tri-motored Fokker monoplane, 
f .reworks, and the melancholy tar- ■ Wofford College. 
shortly before I o'clock Monday and
mer* could not even rouse a dull' 
—
“hfcsn!” for ult their trying. The anis-; A woman went on a professional ar.c’aore<i in Burry Inlet. Wales. The 
Hoover scandal sheets were 
fog 
’ throughout the whole journey. C raft*
and, with no goal before them, they proposed to ber.-—The Sou’wester, 
of all types greeted the fliers when 
can only fill wastebaskets or mein- 
they landed on the water, ready to 
cry book*. 
take the fliers to land. Miss Earhart 
refused to go ashore maying that she 
wanted to rest while one of the men 
fliers went for gasoline.

Second gold digger—Yes, J just
fused to be exhumed but once to- 
day; m a that only as a formality, i had it pressed.— Wisconsin Cardi­
t ic mere assurance of triumph a1-; nab

We may be dumb, but we don’t 
see how Leap Year can make any 
and Black, 
difference.— Old Gold 

----------
First co-ed— Why your blouse

and 29 Scotchmen I fliers encountered 

Tke long roll call, then, Is 

futile hunger strike, 

fie*-, wrinkled! 

rain 

and 

is

-

HORIZONTAL
I —molten
7 — pretond
13—sufficient
14—a casting 
mold
15—note of 
the scale

1 6 —science of 
life
18— G rek 
letter

19—ova
21 — pig*
22—young goat
23— sign
25—droop
26— foot 

covering
27—a Hindu 

princess
29— pay out, as 
money
30—always
S t— guide
32— a small

finch
35—to get up
38— period of 
time (pl.)

39— to dine
41—level
42—fish
43—peel
45—finish
46— tuberculo­
sis (abbr.)

47 —having
to*.

Herewith is the solution to yes* 12— oozed

tcrday’s Puzzle.

lTV n i T K T T ^ m
■ V a I _ r, A R _ a y : '> >

17— falsifier 
20— military 

com m ander 

22— Turkish
Viceroy 
Egypt 
2 4 — island of 

in 

British 
West 
Indies 

26— lean
28— even 

(p o e t.)

29—the ocean 
32— boil and
foam 
S3— place of 
utter 
darkness 
(myth )
34— restrain
36— member of 

an Indian 
tribe
37— invested 

with power

39— vapor
40— musical 

instrument

43— location
44— stopper 
4 7

-before
(prefix) 
father 
conjunc­
tion (I.at.)

48-
61-

H I
H'O.LIU‘A N

O u i. [AN N IC T iC a M l. 
AlBio fi fejfog] e E l s
f o w i g I SA
C orm el*. 192*. K iel restore* ftnxfiests. t o t

49— ouranium 

(chem. 
sym.)

50—pro­

visional 
President 
of Mexico 
(1912-14)

52— shade of 

difference 
in tone or 
color

54—respect
55—group of - 
eight

VERTICAL.
1— shooting- 
star
2— puzzle
3— behold
4— receptacle
5— shield
6— coasting 
vessels

7— amid
8 — wise
9— pen

10—nome of 
Abraham

11— seven*

paint typo 53— negation

tt :e a
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V I O L A MAE JOSS 
S o c i e t y E d ito r 
C A L L 7 5 8 9

A ug usta T iem ann of K irb y H all 

wa ou t o f town f o r th e week-end.
h f

Alice Cookston, D orothy McM ahan,
and Annie Davis of K irb y Hall w e n t 
on the excursion to San A ntonio M on­
day. 

,

Mrs. F ra n c e s F erguson, a stu d e n t 
in th* g r a d u a te school, has re tu r n e d 
I to K irby Hall fo r the su m m e r a f t e r
! an extended to u r of th e east.

Sam m ons-M artin 
| Marriage S olem n ized

j

s tu d e n t activities while here. Mrs. 
Sam m ons is a m e m b e r o f T h e ta Sigma 

In the presence of m em b e rs of thf ; 
.families and close frien ds, th e m ar- i 
Gage of Miss Miss' E t t a M a d o n n a 1 
M artin 
to Jo h n M averick Sammons 
was solemnized S a t u r d a y at Sun A n­
t o n i o . The w edding \ v h i c h took place 
in th e Sacred C hapel of Divine Love 
was presided o v e r by Bishop C apers 
of San Antonio.

Phi, h o n o ra ry jo u rn a lis tic f r a t e r n i t y 

for women and was e d ito r of “ The 

S a rd in e ” for two consecutive years, 

and a m em ber o f T h e Daily T exan 
s t a f f .

Mr. Sam m ons was a m e m b e r of th e 

Sigma D elta Chi, h o n o ra ry j o u r n a l­

istic 

f ra te r n it y 

for m en, a f e a t u r e 

Monte Blue 

IN
Across the Atlantic

T he 

a lta r w as 

e nshrine d w ith 
so ftly b u rn in g candles held by tall 
the g re e n f e r n s f u r ­
ta p e r s , while 
th e ba - 
fo r 
nished a b a c k g ro u n d 
kets of w hite daisies.

Miss Gladys W hitley o f A ustin wats 
m aid of honor, and 
\ if red N. C a r ­
t e r o f A ustin, a c ted as b e st man. 
T he bride was gowned in green c h i f ­
fon, w earing a pictu re h a t of white. 
She carried a white p r a y e r book.

Both Hit* b rid e and 

11*27 g ra d u a te s 
h a v in g 

groom w ere 
of tho U niversity , 
in

taken a p ro m in e n t p a r t 

Reginald Denny

“ G ood M orning, 
J u d g e ”

i f l J L S l !

w rite r on the R a n g e r, business m a n ­

W it h

a g e r o f T he Daily T exan , receiving 

his degree of B achelor of Journalism .}
D u rin g the past, y e a r he has been 
em ployed in th e B. W rig h t ('.in stru c ­
tion C o m p a n y in S an Antonio.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam m ons will make 

th e ir home in San Antonio.

B IG TIME VAUDEVILLE \

HdTEATURE PICTURES ■ M

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\'P e t ty fate *• t i in merit" I , wi
T h ru W e d n e s d a y

Dolores Del Rio

in

H e r L a te s t R e le a s e

“No Other W om an”

C o m e d y
N e w s

C o m in g T h u r s d a y

“7th Heaven”

See and Hear 

Earl Burnett

A n d His O r c h e s t r a

Realization

O n e - A c t C o m e d y

MOVIETONE

NEWS

C o m in g T h u r s d a y

Harold Teen

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TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1928.

T H E S U M M E R T E X A N

Hancock

called 

unkno w n s te a lin g 

G ood M orning, Judge
J T IS ju s t a n o th e r case o f th e little 
th e show and 
leaving the s t a r to sit on a 
tack. 
Reginald D enny, who is c u tt in g tall 
c a p e rs a t the M ajestic t h e a t e r in a j 
“ Good M orning, j 
p ic tu re 
J u d g e ” a lthough he sees th e jud ge i 
only once in the a f t e r n o o n ’s e n te r ­
ta in m e n t, blew 
in on a str e a k of 
good luck when he go t Otis H a rla n to 
a c t a n old c h a r a c te r p a r t, m ean in g 
t h a t Otis H a rla n does th e b e st work 
of th e film, th a t he p u ts m ore com ­
edy into th e s to r y t h a n a n y o n e else, 
in fa c t, th a t he m akes th e p ictu re. 
And e xactly w h a t he m akes the pic­
tu r e is th is: w orth going to see as a 
fa rc e comedy, if y o u ’re in a mood to 
laugh, if y o u r head d o e sn ’t ache, and 
like Reginald Denny.
if you 

W H A T , W H E N , W H E R E

Q u e e n : T u e sd a y and W e dn e sd a y: 
Monte Blue in a L in d b e rg sp e­
the 
cial not so hot, “ A cross 
A tlan tic ,” a V itaphone orches­
t r a p icture, plus V itap ho ne v a u ­
deville, Movietone news.

M a j e s t i c : T u e s d a y : Reginald D en­
ny in “ Good M orning, J u d g e . ” 
W ednesday, T h u rsd a y , and F r i ­
d ay : Gilda G ra y g e ts w a rm and 
w a rm e r in “ The Devil D a n c e r.”
H a n c o c k : T u e sd a y and W ednes­
d ay : Dolores p e l Rio as “ No 
O th e r W o m a n .” 
B eginn in g 
T h u r s d a y : “ Seventh H e a v e n .” 
see it.

in

tim e 

to p r e v e n t 

his 

b r o t h e r ’s

m a rr y in g his wife.

— C. B.

I f yo ur sense of th e ridiculous is 

not acu te, you m ay be able to enjoy 

te n 

films 

inspired by 

W E L L , th e y di dit. 

A cross the A tlan tic
I t has 

the picture in spite of the sto ry, fo r 
th e r e is a w ealth of action and p r e tty 
f a ir p h o to gra phy . The fligh t across 
th e A tlantic 
is a p p r o p ria te ly th rill­
ing and a p ro p r ia te ly d iffic u lt what 
w ith the w e a th e r as it was a n d what 
this and th a t. The scenes in 
with 
is sho t down by G erm an 
which he 
gu ns d u rin g th e w a r and 
in which 
he recovers his m em ory d u rin g the

long 
been ta c itly agreed t h a t th e d ear 
old movie p ro d u c e rs would give us 
n in e o r 
the 
a cross the ocean flights. W e knew 
a 
it all the time. We w ere only 
little su rp rised t h a t th e happy ev ent 
had n o t ta k e n place b efore. B u t ta k e
co u ra g e , my re a d e rs , you ’ve g o t o n e , 
the A tla n tic ” with a ltitu d e n i *h t a r e a 
now. 
M onte Blue and E dna M urphy, n o w . 1 '* 1’1' 80 raa>be rt won 1 e *a ' u y kl1 
show ing a t the Q ueen, is ex a c tly such ^ ou 10 &°* 
a p ic tu re .

-A. N. M.

•'Across 

b “ ,o f a

flig ht o f 

No O ther W Oman

th in g walks on c ru tches. 

I t m ig ht have been, indeed it was, 
ex p e c te d t h a t th e plot of this p ic tu re 
w ould be a little lame. Well, little O G E N ES fro m Lou T e lle g e n ’s pro- 
duction f o r F ox Films, “ No Oth- 
is a lto g e th e r too mild a w ord. T he , ^ 
aro u n d 
I t I er W om an ,” a r e laid in and 
poor 
holds the w o rld ’s ’ record f o r a s u s - 1 B iarritz, F ra n c e , an d every 
e f f o r t 
im prob ab ility and j was made by Paul Ellis, technical di­
ta in e d 
Im a g in e an a r m y fly e r in rector of the p ic tu re, to p re se n t th e 
in anity . 
the world w a r who loses his m em ory ; e x a c t replica o f the well know n sea- 
a f t e r b eing in ju re d in an a ir battle. ; shore re s o rt b o rd e rin g on ‘L d s i a y ’a 
He m iraculously gets a jo b 
the 
f a t h e r ’s a irp la n e fa c to ry a f t e r w a n - 1 H ancock th e a t e r are to be given an 
fo r them selves
d e rin g a b o u t 
f o r e ight y e a r s : 
been
covers his m em ory a f t e r b eing 
s e r v e r in an a ltitu d e f lig h t; comes done.
back to e a r th an d escapes fro m the j 
psychopathic w ard to which he 
tr a n s-A t- o g ra p h e rs in E u ro p e . T he inte riors 
bcen consign ed; steals a 
lan tic plane and flies to P a r is j u s t ' w ere m ade a t th e W est Coast Studio

re - o p p o rtu n ity 
ob- how* fa ith fu lly 

has a c t location by Fox Film s cin em at-

in his sleepless w a te rs .” 

w ere film ed on the ex-

the work has 

P a tro n s of 

E x te rio rs 

to see 

with Dolores Del Rio, Ben B ard, and 
Don Alvarado in th e principal roles, 
and 
s u p p o rte d by P a u le tte Dux a1 
Rosita Marstini.

The D evil D ancer 
Is 

it 

th a t 

U sually 

is. or ought 

ILDA GRAY. 

enough?
to be; 
b u t ju s t fo r the exercise w e ’re go­
ing to explain that Gilda G ra y sig­
ta n ta liz in g ly b e a u ti­
nifies dancing, 
ful d ancin g as well as irresistibly p a s­
sio nate dancing. A nd 
know 
v. hat pa ssio na te means.

you 

in 

Gilda G ray, who comes to th e Ma­
jestic th e a te r W ednesday 
“ Tile 
Devil D a n c e r,” is the fo re m o st d a n c ­
e r on the screen tod ay besides being 
dra m a tic 
more or less a m a s te r of 
acting. 
is s u f f ic ie n t excuse 
E ith e r 
fo r ta k in g a picture of hers, or a n y ­
body else’s th a t can s t r u t the same 
so rt of stu ff . And in this case, well, 
to. 
th e re ju s t is n ’t a n y excuse not 
In spite of th e w a rm w eath er,

Gilda glides sinuously th ro u g h the 
role of a youngish w hite maid raised 
the T ib e ta n 
not on raisins b u t on 
scale with impressive o r ie n ta l b a c k ­
groun d, devil w orshippers, and 
all 
the fixings, m ore p ow er to ’em. In ­
cidentally, she is quite pro ficien t ut 
the devil d ance, w h a te v e r t h a t is; we 
intend to see, if o u r eyes will stand 
it; an yw ay, w e ’ll risk one eye. The 
in 
hitch (no pun in te n d e d ) comes 
b a r ­
when Clive Brook visits 
baric ele m e nts fo r some reason 
or 
o th e r and fro m th e n on j u s t c a n ’t 
live w ithout the p r e tt y little dan cer. 
T rials — tr ib u la tio n s — sobs — so r­
rows — and so on, bu t you 
know­
how 
tu r n o u t— happily, 
to 
a ltho ug h A n n a May W on g and So- 
jin, who a r e good a t alm ost any kind 
of mischief, both play in th e p ictu re. 
A t the M ajestic: W e d n e sd a y , T h u r s ­
day, F rid ay .

it's got 

the 

— C. B.

--------------o--------------
been 

Rae Logsdon 

visiting 
has 
L orena and Mrs. J. Z. D rum m on d and 
o th e r frie n d s on the campus. She N 
leaving to d a y for H ou sto n w h e re she 
expects 
the N ational 
a tte n d 
D em ocratic C o nvention on J u n e 2G.

to 

Jo e Kincaid, Billy Lyons, and Mac 
B re a th of th e Phi Gam house m o ­
to re d to San A ntonio M onday.

J u lia n F e r t i t t a o f Rice I n s tit u t e is 
in th e Phi G am house for 

sta y in g 
th e sum m er.

to 

J ^ O LO RES D E L R I O ’S latest in ­
volves a nom, of course, and 
th e H ancock S u n ­
it came 
day fo r a ru n th ro u g h V* dm sday. 
I t is called “ No O th e r W om an,” 
and, we p re d ic t, will concern th e 
gen eral idea thai no o th e r w om an 
would possibly do fo r the man who 
was 
th e Del 
Rio leading man in this p a rtic u la r 
film. He happens to be one by the 
nam e of Ben Bard.

lucky enough to b< 

long 

J o e King of Dallas, 

te r m 
stu d e n t in the U n iv ersity, was a t the 
house Monday. 
Delta T a u D elta 
Saudi Esquivel, 
also of Dallas, a c ­
com panied him.

- I ce Cr e a m -
S e r v e d E x c l u s i v e l y B y

Longhorn Pharmacy 
And The Oasis

Classified Ad Section

ANNOUNCEMENTS

BOARD & ROOM

LOST A N D FO UND

ROOMS FOR RENT

N O T A R Y PU BLIC at office o f T exas S tu ­
dent* P ublications, Inc. Room 119 B. H all.— ti

H IG H E ST PR IC E S paid for cast-off clothing? 
407 E ast 6th or ring? 8717 —tf

aud shoes-. 

Notary Public
at 
B . H a ll 
R o o m 1 1 9

HTm LAIIEES?
n , P H O N E 3 7 0 2

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

TW O b eau tifu l s o u th e a st a p a rtm en ts, 

fu r­
n ish ed or u n fu rn ish ed . N ear Capitol. P ri­
lig h ts
v ate hath*, g a ra g es. W ater and 

fu rn ish ed . Call 30 4 W. 14th.

8635.

CO M PLET EL Y 

cool 
sleep in g porches. Ceiling fan s, tile baths, 
Summer 

furnished, attractive. 

Block cam pus. 

aw n in gs, garages. 
rate*. 

1918 Speedw ay. Phone 9459-3330.

K >R R E N T —Sorority house, 24th and Rio 
to 

Grande. To be com pletely overhauled 

su it tenants. Phone 2-2905.

C A T H E R IN E N E A L , call at B. Hall 127 to­
show­
for a ticket to “ Harold Teen,* 

day 

Nueces.

ing at the Queen, startin g Thursday.

ed, near U n iversity. N orthw est. 

D E S IR A B L E 5-room apartm ent, w ell-furnish­
Ideal for 
sum m er school. G. H. Brush, phone 6347 or 
49*7.

I L R N IS HED apartm ent g>n ground 

floor;
from U n i-e rsity . $17 per 

one-half block 

m onth. Phone 6288. 

2004 W ichita Street.

LIGHT H O U S E R E F T IN G 
furnished. Also rooms, 

ap artm en t— w*d!
sleep in g porches, 
$10 to $25 a m onth. 1404 Congress. 

garage. 
Inal 9691.

Sag room , bed room , k itc h e n , 

F U R N IS H E D a p artm en t c o n sis tin g of Bv 
sleep in g 
porch. Block from U n iv e r s ity . R eason able 
ren t. P hone 0* 5 6 , 

*02 E ast 22nd.

F U R N IS H E D room s and a p a rtm en ts, 

block s U n iv e r s ity , good 

e n a b l e su m m er rates, 

location. 
2204 N u eces.

tw o 
Rex 

BOARD A N D ROOM

COOL com fortable rooms 

south 
sleeping porch. Reasonably pricer!. A bo 
2801 Rio Grande. Phone 5920.

m eals. 

boys, 

for 

NO TIC E—Sum m er student*, cool. quiet, con 
veniontly located r o o m s . Three good meals
daily. Special rates. W ill pay you to phone 
?-2696. 

1707 C on gress-

Ro o m A N D BOARD For boys, summer 

aion, $30; m eals, $22.06. T w o block* from 

cam pus. Mr*. P atterson. 1901 W hiffs.

M E N STUDENT,.-*— Room and board at 2505 
Nueces. Clean, cool room*, Good meals. 

N e a r U n iversity. Phone 3998.

ROOM and Ixia rd for m en : tab le board for 
e v e r y o n e : Bleeping p orch es, sin g le bed* and 
sh ow er O ne block of cam p us, near carlin e. 
’.0 0 8 W hiti*. Phone 4432.

IF Ruth Steven* wilt cai; a i ii. Hail 127, abe 
wiH receive a ticket to “Harold T een ” which 
w ill begin show ing at the Queen Thursday.

ROOM A N D BOARD— For boys, Hummer se s­
sion , $30; m eals $22.00. Two blocks from 

cam pus. Mrs. P atterson. 

1901 W hftis.

L O S T : Gray p u rse, M onday, co n ta in in g k ey a 
and o th er personal th in g s In Main B u ild ­

in g, or on cam p us. 

?«eward. P h on e 4 819.

FOR SALE

TYPING

T E D LE W IS and H is Band p lays 

‘‘S ta rt 
th e B and”— N ew Colum bia R ecord. Isaac 

B led soe, 821 C ong., P hon e 6619.

'IH E new 

w ith Pa na trope 

im proved B runsw ick 

Portable* 
tone, only 625.0ft, p ay­
J. R, Reed M usic 

ab le 16.90 per m onth. 
Co., 805 C on gress A venue.

N EW IDEAS for hot lovin*. Get a ticket for 
“ HAROLD T E E N ,” show ing a t the Queen 
Thursday and last of week. Claude S. Bots, 
get your ticket at B. Hall 127.

T H E m w V ictor portable with orthophontc 
per 
J. R. Reed M usic Co., 806 C on gress 

tone, only $3 5 ,0 0 , payable 

$5.00 

m onth. 
A venue.

T H E M E S ami th e se s ty p ed , 10c 

Page-

P hone 3885.

ROOMS FOR RENT

bath, sou th 

ROOMS, sin g le and d ouble w ith ad join in g 
if 
I hone 

d esired , ad join in g cam p u s. Garage.*. 
4789.

sleep in g p o rch es, m eals 

in 

selves 

HOT P U P S , 

it s 
“ H AROLD 

inc sheik and sheba them ­
startin g 
T E E N .” 
Thursday at the Queen. There’s a tick*1!: for 
Della Donecker at B. Hall 127 ; call for it to ­
day.

FOR M EN -C o o l room 

in p rivate home.
P rivate b ath . G arage availab le. P hon e 

age, 
Brush.

FOR SA LE— 1925 Ford coupe, n ew ly p ain t­
P hon e 

ed— good con d ition , new 

tir e s. 

5754.

FOR S A L E — P ractically new O rthopbonic 
— St

Yictrola. sm all site. Call 2-3383. 

S t. 

P hone 3669.

A N Y M E R C H A N TS of A ustin who have jobs 
that could be filled by deserving U niversity 
students are asked to com m unicate w ith the 
tf
U niversity Y. M. C. A ., Phone 0614. 

COSTUM ES 

for m ost any occas­
ion. Ring 22486. Mrs. H. W. Schulz. 703 

for rent 

umbia P hon ograp h , 

FOR S A L E — $350 B aby Grand E lectric C ol­
Tbi-t 
price inc! ,des IO new se le c tio n s in late re c ­
ords. 
$6.00 per
m onth.

$ 7 .5 0 , balance 

only $92.50. 

T erm s 

HOUSES FOR RENT

F U R N IS H E D 5-room house, 

sleeping 
porch, a1! conveniences, garage. Reasonable 
to reliable party. Mrs. D unn, 305 E. 14. 
Phone 32*7.

large 

FUR RENT for su m m er s e s s io n : Ju n e 5 to 
Sept. I. our H ollow T ile S tu cco B ungalow 
at 2811 Salado S t. V ery reason ab le rate
to approved cou p le w ho w ill care for 
the 
P hon e 3974. M. T. S m ith.
property. 

from cam p us. 

EAST FRON'*'* F u rn ish ed home. Third block 
Ju n e, J u ly . A u g u s t Three 
bedroom *. All co n v en ien ces. G arage. 2614 
S p eed w ay. P hon e 2 -2 4 0 5 .

EMPLOYMENT

W A N T E D — M en to work for w ell e s ta b lish ­
ed con cern ; m u st h ave fair ed u cation . S I I 

L ittlefield .

WHERE TO ROOM 
THIS SUMMER

BOYS— L arge cool room s. 2 1-2 blocks from 
503 W. 19th 

cam p us, $7,50 per stu d e n t. 

TW O ad join in g bedroom s 
for 
ren t 
806 W. 22.

porch and g a ra g e 
w eek s. Dial 4288. 

w ith 

for 

sle ep in g 
tw e lv e 

ROOMS FOR LIG H T H O U S E -k eep in g ami 
for cou p les and b oys. One block U n i­
240 9 U n iv e r s ity , P hon e

v e r s ity . G arage. 
3217.

LARGE, cool room s, w ith u se o f sle ep in g 
porch for q u iet stu d e n ts . C lose to ca m ­
tr e e s. 

la rg e sh ad e 

Surrounded 

p u s. 
2411 K nee#*. 

by 
P hone 9 8 2 6 .

F U R N IS H E D — One 

or 
so u th ea st fro n t rowan 

ad join in g bath, u se of k itc h e n 
2612 S p eed w ay.

tw o 

large, 
coo) 
P r iv a te en tran ce, 
if d esired .

FOK R E N T — S leep in g porch and stu d y .
P r iv a te en tran ce.
707 W est 25 1-2 S treet.

to U n iv ersity . 

do**: 

Phone 2 -2 1 6 0 . 
Graham Place.

ROOMS for girl* at reduced su m m er ra tes. 
2004 U n iv e r s ity A ven u e, third h ou se from 
Campti*. 

P hone 8166.

FOR RENT 

room , 
w ith p rivate en tran ce and garage. Phone 

to w om en— S o u th ea st 

6487.

NICK 

room 

for 

tw o b oys. 

large c lo se t. V ery 

com fortab le 

S in g le b ed s;
room 

N ear cam po*. Dial 2 -3 $ 2 6 , 1905 Pearl.

FOR SUM MER S T U D E N T S —- N ice, 

cool 
for baya. T h ree block* cam p u s. 

room * 

M oderately priced. P riv a te en tra n ce and
bath. 

606 W. 2*. T hone 2 -2 1 4 5 .

CH OICE room* for b oy*; cool, com fortab le;
la rg e bleeping p orch es. 
P hon e 

70^ W, 24th, 

b ath ; alao 

tw o 
Price* reason able 
2-2 2 4 0 .

SUM M ER S T U D E N T S Tw o very cool and 
desirable room * in yard. C on n ectin g with 
2501 Rio 
- 7

p r i v a t e bath. S ep arate en tra n ces. 
Grande. P h on e 73 82. 

WOR R E N T ; Q u iet, p lea sa n t room 

in pri­
v a te fam ily. P r iv a te front en tra n ce; f u r ­
nish in g* ail new O n* block east o f c a m ­
po.*. 220 9 Tom G reen, P hon e 2 -2 3 9 4 .

ROOMS A N D SL E E P IN G PORCHES 
eigh t boy* at 1903 1-2 W ich ita. 

for 
I 2-2 
block* Law B u ild in g. Mr*. L. C. H am m ond, 
P hone 331 ft.

FOH R EN T: F ron t, so u th e a st room , p rivate 
Bath ad join in g. Q uiet n e ig h ­
206 

2 1-2 blocks north cam p us. 

en tran ce. 

borhood 
A rchw ay, P hone 4 908.

M C E ROOMS — For boy*. 

$6 and $7. 

2510 G uadalupe 

Phone 6788.

Q UIET ROOMS—- N ear cam p us, 

for 

f iv e 

S leep in g porch**. D ial 9874.

FOR R E N T : N ice, cool room s, e le g a n tly f u r ­
nish ed . a ll m odern co n v en ien ce* , r e a s o n ­
181 6 C o n g ress A ve. 

garage*. 

able rate*, 
Dial 4539.

F U R N IS H E D Spurt nu-nt at 

lf* 3 2 San A n­
ton io, en tire lower floor. A lso room s for 
boys or couples np;.ta !r*. 
bach 
floor, v ery d* -*treble. Mrs. Sails*- W ood. 
P hon e 7 3 8 6 .

B ath on 

ROOM 

for rent 

in p riv a te 

sou th and «a*t e x p o sure.

hom e. N orth , 
I‘h on e 5563.

ROOM POR MEN —> Cool room n ext 
hath, in p rivate hom e. Phone 5754.

to 

ROOM 

tor g ir ls ; S ou th e x p o -u re; 

blocks 
P hon e 5 6 8 1 . 

from 

cam p us 

th ree 
on R io Grande. 
*—3

TW I) n ice cool room s, sle ep in g p orch ; have 
2210 Tom G reen. Phono 

garage for car. 

23320.

FR O N T BEDROOM 

in p rivate home. Tw o 
lad ies or a couple. W ill < rye b rea k fa st; 

garage. P hon e 2 -3 0 3 7 ,

FOR R E N T Four-room up airs a p artm en t, 
912 W. 22n d . S leep in g porch, bath, g a r ­
$ 4 0 .0 0 per m onth. Phone T il* . Mrs. 

TW O LAR DE cool room* for b o y s. T h ree 
b lock s of cam p u s. One ad join in g s le e p ­
ing porch. 2203 1-2 Rio G < v -ie, Call 9374.

SU M M E R S T U D E N T S - 

IV ., very cool and 
d esirab le room * Sn yard, ' ottn eetin g w ith 
2501 

em ranet-s. 

private b ath. 
Rio Grande. 

S ep arate 
P hon e 7 3 6 2 .

FOR R E N T — N icely fu rn ish ed ro o m in p ri­
600 W e I 2 ‘Jth, 

v a te hom e for op e m an. 

phone 21724.

FOR RENT—Three room s, furnished 
ligh t h o u sek eep in g . Co >;« d esired . 

will ren t 
able rates. 

to 

individual . st .d en ts. 

804 E. I nth. St

for 
or 
R eason ­

T W O n ic e c o o l r o o m s f o r rent- A ll 
m od ern co n v en ien ce* . O n e b lo c k 
2 2 1 0 T om G reen. 

e a s t o f c a m p u i . 
P h o n e 2 3 3 2 0 .

DESIRABLE. room s 
su m m er sch ool. 

in private h om e 

for 

$50 $ Rio Grande.

W ANTED

W A N T E D : W ill cop y your lr ear* or them e*.
or o th er work co rre ctly arid reason ab ly. 
Be** O. B>•<.**' >n, $ 0 0 0 , after 

Plum e Mr 
s ix of even in g*.

W A N T E D —(in c couple. 

A ttra c tiv e room* 
N ew p riv a te borne w ith qu iet su rroun d ­
in gs. M ust be roe a to be appreciated. 1009 
W. 22 1*2.

W A N T E D 

 Someone 

to ■*•«* 

T E E N .” which w ill start sh ow in g a t 
Queen ’J hursday. Loui * C h raison, call 
B. Hull 127 for your tick.

“ H ARO LD |
the 
at

IF YO U A R E 

INTERIM ! ED - I n g e ttin g } 

room w ith o u t c o s t 

th* - mummer, call a l 

251 o Giindohipo or photo 679,8. 

J

W A N T E D exp erien ced >•< 

>g 

salesm an!. 

P ep. persona; d y, and 

enow*. Apply Gnbesip, 3 5 “ A u stin N a tio n a l} 
Bunk B u ild in g.

a d v ertisin g 
refer- 

FRA t i U M I V o r s o r o r ity will c a r e fo r y o u r j 
b o o se th ro u g h th e su m m er. P hon e 9691.

HIG HEIST CASH PUU ES paid for second­
hand clothing and shoe*. A Schwarts, 

UT « . f , Phone 37*2.

to m a k e a char.. *. 

b iJ P E R lN PKN D E S T a f em ail' tow n school 
Five- years* 
w i s h e s 
I bree 
ex p erien ce, 
in L aly cgs it y. WiH 
years* work com p leted 
accept ward priitetpntsbfp, *»r Mace in high 
school. M athem atic* or com m ercial work 
preferred, Call 2-7 608.

in aam* 

sch o o l. 

th ree 

room* 

FOR SU M M E R S T U D E N T S — Nice, 

cool 
for boy*. T h ree blocks cam po* 
M o d e ra te ly p riced. P riv a te en tra n ce and
bath 

SOO W . 25th . 

P h on e *22145,

block 
• lifers.

FOR R I.N T : E xcep tion ally fu rn ish ed so u th ­
e a s t re>.m for one or tw o gen tlem en . H alf 
J 0 0 1 Ga adalat***, «$>- 

from cam p os. 

p roo-.pal. 

W A N TED - E n g l i s h teach* « a u d y o u n g rf,an 
P refer m arried matt, W rite or 
call to se e V ernon T. E van s, 2 0 0 3 Sabine 
Austin, TPX**.

 £

Bell and Allison Take 
Doubles Championship in 
Maryland State Finals

Spacial to Th<> Summer Texan.

BALTIMORE. Md., June 16.— In 
In hard fought five aet m atch, Berk- 
Oley Bell defeated Wilmer A llison in 
{tingles 
the final round o f the m en’s 
c h a m p io n s h ip o f Maryland 
the 
score of 4-6, 6*8, 6-1, 4-6, and 6-3. j 
It was a thrilling and 
spectacular 
battle and the chief feature o f the 
gam e was the remark ah ie 
improve­
m ent in B ell’s forehand drive and in 
his service.

b y 

Delaney Presides 

At Session Today

Junior College O fficials Con­
tinue Sessions

(Continued from page I )

T H E S U M M E R T E X A N

T U E S D A Y , J U N E 1 9 , 1 9 2 8 .

Should the P ublic Junior C o llect 
Supported.”

B<

the recital; while V ictor Powell will Miss Mae Belle H aine. 
accom pany at the piano. 

ard Bohn sang “ A t Daw ning,” 

Mrs. How- her father, Adolph Kohn. Her dress ■ V ictor Pow ell will be at the piano,

ac- wa. o f white satin, with an imported The or ‘gram is as follow s:

T he p ro g ra m in which th e a r tis ts co m p an ied by Miss G ladys W ebb on 
A discussion led by Dr. Frederick! The program in which the artists com panied by Miss Gladys Webb on 

lace yoke. The tu lle v eil w as held [>anic Sel 
lace yoke. The tulle veil w as held 
com- wiil appear Tuesday night is as foi- f the violin. "I Love You T ruly” w a s ’ in place by a pearl head-dress. Her 

night 

* 

H e rr 

H an d el

• Eby, professor o f education, 
J pleated the program for th e ’ second ‘ ^ w s : 
I session of the conference. 

At the m eeting held Inst night, the 
principal speakers were: D* an T. H.
i i “ iky ° f the U niversity; Dr. VV. I). 
F uller o f Modesto Junior C ollege; 
Dr. T. H. Musselman, editor o f the 
Texas School Journal; President L. 
H. Hubbard o f the College o f Indus­
trial Arts a t D enton; Miss B ess H ef­
lin, associate professor 
horn*' 
econom ics at the U niversity; Presi­
dent E. R. Stanford o f Wostmoor- 
and Hon. S. M. N.
land C ollege: 
Mar rn, state superintendent o f public i 
instruction.

o f 

T h e com plete 

p ro g ram f o r 

th e J 

tw o final session# of th e c o n fe re n ce 

white 
j played very so ftly during the c e r e -1 bouquet was o f w hite 

*'"**’ 

,“ *T

R ecitatives— {“ M essiah” ) 

.... Handel m ony.

Thy rebuke hath broken His heart. 
Behold, and see 

if there be any! colors carrying 

ou t 

the 

rainbow

The bridesm aids w ere dressed in 

sorrow . 

of
He was cut o ff out o f the land o f j Am arillo, wore an orchid dress with
J accessories to match. Miss Jane Nash

schem e. Miss E rnestine Coe 

the living. 

But thou did-t not I * .* , H i, Soul I was <,re*i'cd in g r e e a i Miss A nita
j Schutze wore yellow , and Miss Cora

l l ^ll 

in

? showered with w hite sw eet peas. 

Ben Brewer of San Antonio, acted 
as best man. The groomsmen were 
Tommie H ollough, Travis Zimmer­
man, Adolph Kohn, Jr., and J. B. 
Moreland.

Both th e bride and th e groom a re 

form er students o f the U niversity.

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

j 
...H a y d n
r’ania Angel'cus (Messe Solennelle)..
.................. ......—.................... French

 

 

Mrs. W. C. Gene

..................... Brahms
Sandma’nnchen 
Ich liehe dich ......... 
 Grieg
 
Ciute Nacht, du mein heroziges Kind
Abt

- 

 

 

 

"
rose b u d s,:* "'7 ' ‘ 
rose

To the Children ......... R achm aninoff j B rew cr <* Brownwood, wore pink.
Questa o Q uells ( “ G igoletto” ) . Verdi 
Fred Ohl 
O Bocca Dolorosa .................. SibeUa 
<>G was o f pale pink. Mrs. W alter Ralph Leo o f the U niversity Con-
Robert Robert ( “ Robert Ie D iablo” ) j Bohn, matron o f honor, was gow ned ■ s|irvatory o f Music will present Mrs.
in recital, W ednesday

sister o f the bride, and maid o f hon- Given W ednesday

T*1*1 dress* o f Miss Eula Lee Kohn,

Gene Recital

 M eyerbeer j in

W. C. Gene 

 

blue. The bride’s nieces, Doris

Percy Norton 
Quando a Te Lieta .............. Gaunad
Cox and Mollye Jane Kohn o f Seguin, | evening, June 2D, at 8:15 o ’clock, *.t Le parlate d’Amor ................ Gaunad
were flow er girl and ring bearer, 
- Bradsky

j the Conservatory studio. Mrs. Gene j Du bist mein All ........... 
Mrs. Gene*

The bride was given in m arriage by will be assisted by P ercy N orton, and * 

Mrs. Gene

The Old Refrain ............. 
 K riesbr
Ma Lindy Lou ..................... Strickland
M yself When Young .. liza Lehmann 
Oscar J. F ox 
Home on the Tange 

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Kin Hchwan 
Ah! The Torm ent ....— Paderewski
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W idmung 
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L ife .............
A Southern 
Still W ie Hi

 
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song .... Landen Ronald j
Nacht .......................... Carl Boho

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Mrs. Briggs
Celeste Alda ( “ A lda” ) 

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Mr. Ohl
When I Bring to You Coloured Toy* 
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lion cost h ig h e r due to th e sm all en 
Tollment, th e re is on co h eren ce b e - j to d ay follow s:
tween the units o f the system , and a 
student passing from one unit 

the
an

T h e doubles cham pion h ip o f 
sta te finals w as won by Bell 
Allison when they defeated Jacobs;another experience* d ifficu lty in ad- 
and Smith of Baltim ore by the score j justing him elf to the new environ- 
c f 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, and 6-2. The Tex-j ament.
ans were tired 
“Th# F easibility o f the Four-Year 
from their 
match but fought hard until they won | j unb>r C ollege” was discussed by tioft. U niversity o f T exas, “ V o ca tio n -1
the champion-hip.

to {General Them e; Desirable C urrieu-1
lorn Adjustm ents. Chairman: Pres!-]
d e n t J , J . D elaney, S c h re in e r In s ti­
S p e a k e rs: D r. F re d e ric k J .
tu te . 
adjunct professor o f eduea- I Come

Tuesday morning; J 12 o ’clock — 

sin gles! 

President H. C. Baker o f Edinburg a] Guidance in the High School and 
Junior C ollege. He defined the four- j j aflior C ollege"; Dean E. E. Davis, 
year junior college as consisting o f 
l i e last two years of high school and 

Texan Junior A gricultural Col­
> ^ hc V ocational and Cultural

N ext week will find the majority 
of the players, including B ell and A l­
lison, at W ilmington, D elaware, com­
peting in the Delaware 
pionship.

of 

— 

S T U D Y

WEED 

relation 

sta te cham ; the first two years o f college. Thi 

>roKTO« o f the North T w o * A ct! - i Th* Steep That F its on Baby's Eye* 
(litoral C ollege*; discussion 
 
C arpentei
Kathleen Manning
A Blackburn 

COLLEGE STATION, T exas, June] that it organizes educational system 
I f>.— The 
it 
the various land m akes 
ty p es o f the low ly weed to soil type* j solves the problem of the period of 
in Texas and a botanical key suit- J transition and causes less instability 
the stu- 
able for practical use in th is 
the 
are promised as the result o f a com- dents, the teachers
student problems b etter than U n i­
p reh en sile work new under w ay by 
versity professors who are too ad­
Dr. L. G. Jones of the agronom y de­
vanced som etim es to teach freshman 
partm ent and P ro f. U. R. Gore of the 
tx)
students, 
botany departm ent, A. St M. College 
c f Texas.
o pc rate, and 
for orientation, 

j
I system has been tried only one year c
by: 
o f North
ai Edinburg. The advantage* o f t h e ; p rof 
I four-year plan Mr. Baker listed were j Texan State te a c h e r s C ollege, and
Mr. N. S. Hunsden, director o f in 
dustriat education, State D epartm ent 
of Education: Dr. D. A. Penick, pro­
fessor o f classical languages, U niver­
sity o f T exas, “ Latin in the Junior 
C ollege” ; Dr. KS. R. Sim s, professor B r e w e r - K o h n 
of rom ance language*, U niversity of W e d d i n g S o l e m n i z e d 
Texan, “ Modern L anguages 
m arriage of W. S. Brewer and
ondary Education” ; discussion by D r .j M^g Gertrude Kohn, both o f A ustin,
of was
W. J. B attle o f the U niversity 
solem nized Monday even in g at
Saint Martin’s Luthern Church.
am * The cerem ony was read by the Rev-

Sketches of Paris 
L a m p lig h te r 
S treet Fair 

it, affords opportunity •jv,xag an<j MR* E ugenia Marshall o f I 

state and m aladjustm ent am ong 

j Texas T echnological C ollege, 

Luxem bourg Gardens 

it a continuous one, 

is more econom ical 

Mr. Ohl 
* * * *

understand 

*................... 

in Sec* j 

Paris

it 

 

c la r ific a tio n 

Dr. Jones is especially interested 
in the relation o f soil type- to weed 
types and m ethods of control while 
Mr. G ore has made art in ten sive study
of the botanical 
plant forms and expect* to com plete fe a r system can be carried out c f- 
a key that will apply to the 
forms ficiently. Dr. E. £ . O berholtzer, su- 
found in Texas. Specim ens are be- perintcndent of fo hoods in H ouston, 
ing collected this summer 
the spoke next in the absence o f Dean 
southw est and northwest portions of F. M. Black of H ouston Junior Col-
lege. The 
last talk was made by 
the state. This work is the natural 
Hon. A. M. Frazier, a m em ber o f the 
outgrow th o f the work by students 
school board at Hillsboro, on “ How
m the two departm ents in question.

of must be dealt with before 

in 

I lean Herbert B. Von Roeder o f o therg. i>ean F. C. Bolton, A. & M.
I,anger Junior College gave a gen- C ollege o f T exas, “ The Pre-Engi- 
(-f-xrincc C ourse,” discussion led by
erai discussion of the problem s that; 

( rend S. G. Roesener.

and 
in
f<)ur“j Dean T. U. Taylor, the U niversity o f; rainbow colon* decorated the church
It was lighted by rainbow-hued can­
delabra.

Banks o f palm s and ferns, 

baskets o f dahlias 

and daisies

T exas.

The wedding music w as played by

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Tuesday afternoon. 2:30-5 o ’clock 
-—Chairm an; President G. W. Goth#, 
Brownsville Junior College. 
Speak- 
Dr. F. P. O’Brien, professor of
era:
education, U niversity 
o f K ansas,; 
“The U se of Mental T ests in C ollege 
Adm ission” ; Director R. P- Ward,] 
Edinbur g Junior C ollege. ‘ The \ slu e 
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th e C ollege 
: T. Parlin, "Changes in 
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! “The N eed o f a Trained Faculty for 
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by President R. G. Boger, W eather­
ford College.

SO C IE T Y

Ohl Presented in 
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* 

A presentation o f Fred Chi in re­
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8:16 o’clock at the I triskill H otel 
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Mrs. R. C. Briggs will assist

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