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First C ollege Daily in the South

SEMI-FINALS FOR 
BOONE PRIZE SET 
COMING SATURDAY 
I 

Literary Societies W ill Speak 
in Law Auditorium

UME X X

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 27, 1920

HL PLANS FOR 

CH 2 FROLICS 
SHOW GREAT TIME 

UNIVERSITY PEOPLE AMERICAN SCHOOLS 
SEEK FONDS WHICH
TO COMPETE IN NEW 
TOTAL250 MILLION
POLITICAL CONTEST 

INTERSCHOLASTIC 
j LEAGUE REGISTER 

STUDES VIOLATING 
TICKET PROVISION 
SHOWS INCREASE WILL BE PUNISHED

b a tlo n P r o m i s e s to Exceed Ten Thousand Dollars W ill Be Harvard Sets Example to Other Competitors From the Various 11,000 More Schools on Roster Athletic r „ ..n,:i u u 
. o th e r s in Past— Ham- 

,

ilton to Speak

Awarded to Persons Making 
Platform Suggestions

Colleges Which Are Seeking 
Large Endowments

of League This Year 
Than in 1919

or-
taut Meeting, Appointing As- 
ftUiant Football Managers

Hold* Imp

t.. cl 
-Ie* Ha 
m com m ittee fo r m e » 
announced last

nignv m e , 

, M arch 2 

Much in terest is being m anifested! 

following the exam ple set by 

on the cam 

with th e receipt of the H arv ard, m ore th an one q u a r te r of ^

Semi-final contests fo r the Boone With an enrollm ent of ‘2,970 schols,
same

pjrtemnor. , m>akin, will hp j compared with 

piize in extem pore speaking will be

1,937 at he

 

r 

a billion dollars is now being sought

for 

_ program 
c e le b r a t io n of Texas In d e p en d -i the Republican N ational Com mittee i deeds of institu tio n s of h igher learn- j 28. in the Law Auditorium. T his cash 
D 

the U niver-j p a rtic u la rs governing the contest o f j 

a d d i « o n 7 l ' V n d o ^ e m ‘'b y ''h u n - h*W S a t u r d a y a ,te rn 0 ° n ' F « b ru a ry j LeTgui* m e e ^ to b e M d 

u t ii* the 
f i r s t T h u rsday , F rid a y and S a tu rd a y 

i tut u«v o events will 
The day s

is pointed out prize of one h undred dollars is offer

for the best suggestions for the Re- I 

in May, gives promise of being one

with

the cannon^ “ ,u^

 

I publican P la tfo rm given by 

an nually to 

those stu den ts who | of 

the livest and most keenly 

con- these provisions will h " * t 

of the colors 

*11 include an app ro p riate and
th e Men s 
ting program a t 
the pushball c o n te st at C lark 
a t E a s t
and a bacon 

fry 

contest 

voters. This 
_ 
. 
first prize fo r 
submitted will be $6,000, the second, I a t e s ’ M agazine. 

the best m an u scrip t M arch 

in which 

«,MW. A. , 
th e

, . , 

,

i*1 

this co un try , 
j o u n g J by Eliot W adsw orth, chairm an of the
H a rv a rd E n d o w m e n t F u n d , in un ar-
t i d e which he has w ritte n fo r the

issue^ 0 f the H a rv ard Gradu-

The H a rv a rd F u n d

excel in extem pore speaking, by D an 

‘“ ted m eet, in th e history of the or- 

, nr I- 
Boone of W ichita h a lls 
V1 e 

« „ 

o r 

ree r cpresen a Ives 

r 

• ganiaztion. 
^

I t is pro- 

rom Austin f o r the s ta te meet, they m ust 
speaking so- ; come out a s w inners from the county 

 co ntestants 

^

 J

A t the bogining of the school term 
the Public Speaking s ta f f announced
, . 

j 

f 

- 

, 

, | 

organizations. 
From the 2 districts
into wiheh the whole of Texas is di-
the various
.................... . , 

j vided will be made up 

NO. 105

LONGHORNS HAVE 
RENEWED HOPE FOR 
NEXT FARMER GAME

Varsity Team 

Is Materially 

Strengthened by the Return 
of Several Stars

to see 

( lo s e inspection will be made fro ta 
that 

now on 
f u r t h e r v i o l a t i o n , " ! ! the ‘ provTsi
re la tin g to stud ents'
and anv which 

Coach Benry W hitaker and 

his
team are 
leaving this m orning fo r 
College Station, where they will m eet 
isions
the Farmers in two games which close
.. . A 
*C *l t h e basketball season fo r the state, 

are no

there

f 

. 

I 

a 

o d , 

.‘ V a " d 

’ 
'ended for the rem aind er of 
 In addition all violations will be r e - : g °°‘! i* ® * , 
fe rre d to the S tu d e n ts’ Council for 
trial as violations of l h . a 

the year. ln 

I " ,''! ’'’1 

. 

f* " ** 

the men are injured or ill,
!’
*ood condition and should do
e8'

“P '" * * 

o

bandi,caPPed 

“ f A^
'* « ’ a 
of cu ttln 8 a vein

' lfdat,n* J j50™* of 
t

 

J

* 1'0 ™ of th * ^
tem. These rulings were passed last 
nig h t a t a m eeting of t.h$> Athletic 
Council.

Tbe b i e t l e autho rities have com-1 fluenza

be able to put in a good, hard game. 
Russell is in fair shape, having g r e a t­
ly improved from the weakness re-
I suiting from a slight attack of in 
Duckett is in b e tte r shape
The rest of the 
team seems to be ready for business.

I n a . ! 

I

$.000, and th e th ird , $1,000, is only of $15,250,000 is fa st ap p ro ach in g I each 

l ite ra r y or public 

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

the $12,000,000 figure. 

cietv in the U niversity to p a rtic ip a te then 

the d istrict meets 

T h e m a r e I - - 

 « * - 1IB the last game played, bu t he should

Mr. W a d sw o rth has gone to E urope i 

th e Bemi. flnalB. 

, now in the state 97 of these county

a few general subjects for stu d y and j team s which come to the U niv ersity g a i n e d th a t there has been a great j th i n t a t Saturday
decision, but no definite p hase of the j in May. 
subject will be assigned a student 
until five m inutes before the time for 
his (or her) declamation.

track 
schols, but this large num ber is duo j them selves as being fo r any meas- L y 
to the ta c t t a h t no prelim inaries a re u re * which would tend to curb the nlaved in thi 
0

deal of disregard fo r th e rules agreed 
to whom 
to by 

both city and country have l,ct'n is8ued' aI‘<i they expressed 

there I 
, held 
the evil* 
county meets have not yet been held Were ttbout a d ^ « n violations caught 1 

L ast y ea r th ere were 450 entries in 

The twelve students selected as the

rprt«in 
is what the 

 » « h t recently 

these cards I 

trac k work 

shall partic- 

Though 

V
Th 

those 

from 

v I ) k ( l M 

in 

l * 

 Q 

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u

t 
\ 
and M c a d !!, T ”
to the two 1 1 ^ t o t
Qt ♦;

 
t C o U e f e e !S t a t l 1o n «
ll 7 

r m n a -
< SatUrday ? f thl®

to be the approx im ate num ber of en trie s to “ P w ith' W a‘a<* E. Hawkins ha, 
be made in the sta te have been made a ^ reed t0 Prosecute to the limit all 
UP by th e Extension D e partm ent c f caa“ ‘h a * 
the Umveraity. S ixty -fo ur debating 
teams, 32 senior boy declaimers and 

A ppo intm en t of assistant football

™ 

up. 

-

 

th(. „uU » k to a Httte d « k b u T l f a L
to admjt that they are bound for two 
le o !

T ^ y f «

| m o !;“

 I 

!

t

ab v ; Z n T t 

I T

of *irl ■dacIal<<'«’ ■ Z u e r C “ St Nii (;olV ! , H“arn* a n J PO*5 to 

n a l t e i 

the sam e num ber 

ST 
Ai ru ra l boy declaimers and 32 ru r a l 
declaimers, 32 ju n io r boy de- 
Kin 
of 
claim ers an d 
j u n io r g irl,, 32 spelling contestants. 
.12 extem pore speakers, and 32 each L t ?eT ! f th » 
of the terns team s fo r boys and trills. b t t t e r 
will make up 
the 
boys and girls in the final try-outs. 

total num ber of 

P A A t ll n ll 

^ 

11 

, I 

I 

 

s t e r l i n g of Houston was 
“el*cted t0 fil1 ‘»'a P o t i o n s . They: 
!’' r ' e ,,b l'0“ * h th,i football sea. 

The hoodoo T hich h !!* b een d o ln ,
it, best to deprive the University of
" * " d wdl t h e " b* al<**>>le to a i - all her men, has eased up a little and
two of the regulars who went into the

rosna8 er». the 

ii 

a 

the besi of that,
r
. 

, 

tw o being promoted.

F ootball tra in in g will be held this
sPrin K- This will begin a t the open- 

 • 11 « 

• 

. .

(Continued on page 4)
__ ______ __________

of ntJxt term an d will continue MUNICIPALITY LEA GUF

TO HOLD C O N V E N T I O N

since been
923 W oodward Bldg., Wash- achieved, fo r t h e c o u n try has been

given

J ” ntgM a t ' t h e ' W o m a n ’! made possible th ro u * h th e generosity
bv the e x -stu d e n ts to th e j of Mr* T ru x to n Beale, fo rm e r United
and a S tates M inister to Persia, who h as of-
ce at the Hancock by t h e ' fered the #10.000 to stim ulate young 
T on eh arn band and Var- i PeoP,e <*> an active intere st in prac- 

the University.

i 

ticalapolitical a f fa irs .

ueh^the efforts of Benton ! 
, general chairman 
0 celebration, the U niv ersity j ■chool 
1 fortunate enough to secure J Wlthm 

to teachers,
the j Principals, superintendents, and o th er
officers,
25 
Dexter Hamilton of Corsi- years and under. Men and women

and 
the age 

limit, which 

The contest 

institutional 

is open 

of 

is 

to deliver the general ad dress are botb eligible.

md a

fight is scheduled to begin, 

Men’s Gym. This p ro g ra m 
few minutes befo re 

signed statem en t with the man-
the useript subm itted, to the effect th a t 
tbe co ntestant is qualified, is neces- 
u follows: 
s a ry * F o u r typew ritten copita m ust
ding officer: Walace Hawk- be subm itted, with only one signed,
dent Students' Association, however. They m ust be w ritten on 
selections by the Univer- one side o f the p a p e r only; a re not
and 
not
They
to W alker Blaine
of Young

to exceed six thousand words, 
m ust be 
th e ju d g e s ’ hands 
later 
should 
Beale, Contest, Division 
Voters, Republican N ational Com- I 

and.
nvocation: Dr. Charles E.

th an March 21, 1920. 

sent 

be 

in 

America” : The stu d en t body.
In d e ­
eading Declaration of 
ed Buford Jester.
tudent address: George Peddy. j 
lection: University Band. 

Mr. S cale w as prom tped to o ffe r 
eral address: Hon. D e x te r 
n. 
these prizes a f t e r seeing the turm oil
nediction: Thomas W. C u r r i e . « incident upon the selection of a pres- 
idential nominee a t one of the Repub- 
priate programs are being 
licftn Conventions, with 
turm oil
by the committee and will be 
and where those who 
and strife, 
; spoke not the w isest but th e loudest 
I t * appealed to his de­
were heard. 
sire for 
the p a rty 
the progress of 
th a t the principles set fo rth by the 
p a r ty should be form ulated anew in 
the libraries and studies of the na 
instead of in such a congested
tion 
from New mob, and for t h a t reason he gave the

0F EVANGELIST 
IN FAILING HEALTH

(Continued on page 4)
o-

in the University ar« 

information 

its 

in 

 

money.

of 
ty advising of the seriousness 
of Mrs. A. J. Elliott, w ife o f 
Elliott, the prominent evan- 
bo conducted a course o f lec- 
the University 
last spring, 
munication states th a t Mrs. 
is been in failing health for 
month and th at physicians 
little hope for her recov-

tion to her illness Mrs. El-

CUNNINGHAM WILL 

BE COMMISSIONER

Offered Government Posi­
tion to Go to Spain as 
Trade Representative

, 

a 

10 

the“f„ 

of Texas has 

■December 
Y yj 

s t n r k r i r T w i A n o t h e r m em b er of the fa culty of 
the U niversity 
ceiyed recognition 
^ 

. . 
f 
a e. n 
r 
conven ion 

fo r his knowledge 

® eye early in October 

S LAUNCH 
LARY CAMPAIGN

fore,Kn a f f the person of
1 P ’ C ” C a " " ' " 8 h am . whn has been
tend*ered 
of United
S ta te s tra d e com m issioner to Spain 
by the D e p a rtm e n t of Domestic and 
F oreign C om m erce. Dr. C u n n in g ­
ham is a d ju n c t p ro fesso r of business 
ad m inistration and gov ern fent. He 
re tu r n e d to th e U niversity last fall
^ , F d ^ 5 * t o r s t o P r o - a f t e r a y e a r ’s service in the City of 
Higher Tax Enabling 
Raise in Stipends

position 

th e 

 

to a tte n d the firs t congress of tile 
L eague of Red Cross Societies 
in 
Geneva as one of five Am erican del­
egates. He was fo rm e r vice c h a ir­
m an of the A m erican Red Cross, and 
because of his work in t h a t o rg a n i­
zation he re c e n tly received the Dis­
aw arded 
tinguished Service Medal 
by th e P resid en t.

Looking back over 

th e 

last

six

m onths since the H a rv a rd F und was • result of the semi-finals 
started , M

W ad sw o rth says: 

| i p a t e j n 

. final public contest 

‘‘It m ay be safely said t h a t Har- ! held M arch 5
-----

fo r 

th a t 

leading 

th is m ovem ent. W h i l e ! 

it was d eterm in ed 

va rd hn.s played a w r y im p o rta n t part 
in 
m aking the f ir s t plans fo r the c a m ­
the 
paign, 
publicity 
th e H a rv a rd E n d o w ­
m en t F u n d should have two objects:
F irst, to show th e need of H a rv a rd ; 
second, and f a r m ore im p o rtan t, to 
show the serious situ atio n which co n ­
fron ted all educatio nal w o rk .”
^ 

____ ^ 
^ ^
These o bjects have 

arounsed to the need «f
arounsed to th e need of s u p p o rtin g 
higher education. T h ere is a story,

(C o ntinu ed on page 4)

PEARCKONDUCTS 

INDIAN RESEARCH

Campus Observer 
Sees Proserity In 
S t u d e n t Cars

If the num ber of automobiles pos­
sessed by stu d en ts of the University 
is any criterion fo r ju d g in g the pro s­
p erity of the stu d en t body, then the 
stu den ts of this 
institution can a p ­
p a re n tly be considered as exception* 
j ally prosperous. Such a conclusion is 
based on 
t h a t if a 
the assum ption 
stu d en t can a f fo rd a personal car, he 
m ust be com paratively well-fixed f i ­
nancially.

hi 

Detailed 

re p o rts con cernin g 

Detailed Reports Concerning 
Old Mounds Now Being P r e ­
p ared for Smithsonian

The num ber of ca rs owned by Uni- | 
varsity stu den ts would surp rise the j 
a v e rag e person. A Texun reporter, 
being curious yesterd ay morning, de­
cided to w aste a precious off-period 
and count th e num b er of machines he 
| saw parked on th e campus. To his
nu m erous re s e a rc h e s am ong the an- utm ost surprise, he found, when he 
cient Indian kitchen-m idden m ounds bad en u m erated all in sight, th a t the 
sca tte red th r o u g h o u t this section of I num ber was 41. 
I t is safe to assume 
the s ta te a r e being prep are d by P rof. 
th e A nthropology srnall p er cent of the machines actual 
J. E. P e a rc e o f 
D e p artm en t, and will be subm itted j ly ovvned by stu d e n ts ; the total num 
to 
reach 
W ashington, which will publish the we^ “ bove the 200 mark. 
A ustin g a r a g e men assert th at, be­
re p o rts d u rin g th e spring. Accord- 
ing to P ro fe sso r Pearce, m an y o f yond doubt, th ere a r e more student-
t be»<= m ounds— which were originally owned ca rs in the city now th an a t 

t h a t this num ber represents only 

in all probability 

at I ber w°uld 

S m ithsonian 

I n s titu te 

the 

ju s t re- sites *or In d ia n ca m p fires— a re thou- any t ’me m th e U n iv e rs ity ’s history.
sands ° f y e a rs old. E xcellent rec- ! They estim ate t h a t fo r oils, tire®, re-
- ords o f the a n c ie n t Ind ian mode of J Pa *r s * etc., an a v e ra g e of more th a n
on 

t h e m a teria l #^50 daily is spen t by students 

the mounds. 

The work of re- j 

life a re disclosed by 
such as bones, etc., which is fou nd s th e ir car9-
T h e fa v o rite s tu d e n t machine ap- 
in 
be th e “ cut-down” Ford, 
is con- j Pea rs 
search a m o n g 
ducted by P rofessors P earce and There were l l o f th is type of c a r seen 
' on the cam pus a t one period Thura-
Hawks. 
P ro fe ss o r P e arce s tates t h a t addi- d a y- Scores of o th e r makes ra n g in g
to
a re owned by

tional ex am in a tio n o f 

an tiq u a te d Brushes 

th e m oun ds Lrom 

1920” Locomobiles

th e m ounds 

the 

to 

the 

s ta te 

students.

two y ears 

in Latin-A m erica A nthropology D e p a rtm e n t 

be m ad e d u rin g th e spring, and
Mexico as U nited S ta tes vice consul. ^ *s expected t h a t f u r th e r in tere stin g 
r e Hcs will be b ro u g h t to light. The 
He has m ade an extensive study of 
is devot- 
t r a d e conditions 
e” °rt to secure higher sala- 
countries. He sp en t 
en tire researc h e f fo rts to this
•wchers more quickly and 
the Philippines and was in Spain and J singrle field. 
h a committee of promi- 
South A m erican coun tries fo r a con- j 
a re 
cators of 
siderable tim e before becoming con-
campaign for a consti-
nected with the U niversity of Texas.
endment which will fix He is a g r a d u a te of the University 
tax at
of C alifornia. Dr. C unningham has 
u n d e r consideration the o f f e r to go 
to Spain as U nited S ta tes t r a d e com ­
missioner. 
In th e event o f his a c ­
ceptance he will not leave until the 
end of the s p rin g term of the U ni­
versity.

Greek Letter Societies Which 
Were Behind Last Year Are 
Now Above Line

FRATS MAKE GRADES

in tra m u ra l basketball 
afternoo n 
y esterd ay 
was 
the Pre- 
when 
Meds at the M en’s Gym by the score 
of IO to 6. Both team s w e rt u nd e­
feated up to t h a t time. The game 
the 
was hard fou gh t, especially 
in 
last 
the Pre-
rally. The Laws
Meds 
In S e p te m b e r th e f r a te rn itie s listed I showed th e ir class spirit by tu rn in g

tie 
in 
broken 
th e Laws d e fe a te d 

th e scholarship o u t and ro° t i n g fo r th e ir team,

a maximum o f $1
the present 50-cent

INTRAMURAL TIE BROKEN.

th ree m inutes, when 

de tag day jn 

in *n K 

tried 

near

The 

to 

 

 

 

 

°* 

° , e & Pa rt of the cam ­
ois day every U n iv e r­
se will be asked to con- 
,,t *t $1. Students of ed- 
Probably be 
solicited 
cher* who wish to con- 
tre a s- 
comJnittee, already has 

frederick Eby, 

r, 

than 

sent in
the state, and he

® OOO ' 7 eCtS to bave be_
#7® 
#30,000 f o r the
I th-c campaign. 

a!^ is being headed by 

o* e,d“Cab» a> 
Am; nr 

. leaders, j
E - V inson I 
hb B lanton- R

“hank o'*1'’ R tate’" tCach‘ 
co-operation. Dr.
».d';<‘! l h" piar‘, f o r t he 

, 

rn* am endm e nt
!» vhe only hope fo r 
wlariM. We can

A n o th er m em b er of the fa cu lty of 

the University of Texas who has re- j regu la tio n s a c h a p te r 
cently received sim ilar recognition is 
Dr. W. E. D unn, who was associate 
professor o f Spanish-A m erican his­
to ry a t t h a t institution. He is now 
on 
the s t a f f of th e Sun and New 
York H erald as ed itor of the L atin- 
Am erican d e p a rtm e n t of t h a t new s­
paper.

The f r a te rn itie s 

to 

failed to m ake 

below 
av erag e requ ired to m ake them eli­
gible to initiate. A ccording to the 1 SOCIAL CALENDAR 
ineligible a t 
the opening of th e session m ay be-
eligible 
come eligible 
pledges a t the opening of the w inter 
term , provided such c h a p te r m akes 
the U niversity average d u rin g 
the 
fall term .

dance, c h a p te r house.

dance, C o u n try Club.

Feb. 27: 

initiate 

Feb. 27 : D elta Chi

ING MARCH I.

in­
i^ S eptem ber, are now eli­

listed below, 

Feb. 

27: PteropodF ’ 

dance,

C actus Tea Room.

Phi Gamm a

Delta

dinner

INCLUD­

EXTENSION BULLETIN OUT.

 

 

Copies of a new g ro u p -stu d y bulle- Phi Mu 

A verage of the w o m e n .................. 6.01
..................................................6.09
tin will soon be re ad y fo r distribu- Delta Delta D e l t a ............................6.08
tion by the extension teaching divi- 
sion of the D e p a rtm e n t of Extension, A verag e of the m e n .......................4.62
University of Texas. F u r t h e r infor- B eta T h eta P i ...................................5.40
m ation concern ing 
this branch of Phi G am m a D e l t a .............................. 5.04
service m ay be had by application to Delta T au D e l t a ............................. 4.74
Lam b da Chi A lp h a ........................ 4.70
th e extension teaching division. 

F ra t e r n it i e s :

Feb. 2 8 : G e rm an , K. C,

Hall.

Feb. 28:
S tu d y Hall.

S. W. T. N.

Club,

March 

I : D. K. 

bi. 

dance,

C o u n try Club.

March I : F re s h m a n reception,

K. C. Hall.

SO C IA L C A L E N D A R COM. 
Per Florence E. Bell.

eligible 
gible to initiate.
S o r o r itie s :

The 

Intersch o la stic L eaguer, 

,t 
monthly p a p e r p u t out by the Exten- 
—____ 
(C ontinued on page 4)

BUREAU TO ISSUE

Pam phlets for General Infor­
mation Published by Govern­
ment Research Office

‘‘The Movement 

fo r Efficiency 
and Econom y in S tate G o v e rn m en t,” 
“ The Public Service R ates in Tex®
Cities,” nnd “ Tax Rates and Tax 

able Values in Texas C ities” are the 

nam es o f 
to 
come o ff the press th rou gh the w o r1 

three bulletins- 

soon 

of 

the University B u re a u of G o.- 

a rn m e n t Research. Dr. C. G. Haines 
is the a u th o r of the firs t named pub* 

ication. 
F la n k M. S te w art, secre. 
tary of the bureau, compiled the la t­

two from 

inform ation 

te r 
in questionaires sent o u t by the b u -' 
reau 
to city officials all over 
state.

received 

the 

Since its organization in 1913 the 
b ureau h a s ' published sixteen bulle­
three 
tins, not including these 

last 

compilations. 
cities and 

to 
tow ns of Texas has

service 

Its 

the I 

in-

eluded 

investigation, compilation o f 1 *

i 

t — 
of 

. 

im p o rtan t 

n e n ts of municipal governm ent. 
nform ation 

and advice 
m y city in T ex as, and its wrork has 
the most 
already become one of 
fa c to rs 
valued 
in 
and 
city g o v e rn ­
progressive, scientific 
m ental adm inistration. 
advice 
has been sought on questions involv­
ing the 
incorporation of cities and 
towns, the d r a f t in g of city ch arters, 
the advisability of a commission form 
of g o vernm en t, the operation of th • 
Som ers system of tax valuation, the 
nam es o f all mayor." of Texas cities, 
an d hundreds of o ther and even more 
varied m atters.

Its 

In addition to the extension work 
all over the state, the bu reau serves 
as a research 
lab o ra to ry and re a d ­
ing h e a d q u a rte rs fo r law s tu d en ts in 
the University. 
is e x ­
Its 
haustively equipped, and the bureau 
employs a full-tim e librarian.

library 

to donate C lark ; its headquarters a t 

tbe end 

school. Calls for 
try o u ts will be m ade 
the
the next 
1 ew days. and actual work will be 
sta rte d as 
afte r.

as possible thero-1 art, 

soon 

in 
in 

A no ther ruling passed was 

th at 
from now on sw eaters will be aw ard­
ed football men only the first season 
they win " ' I ’s.” H ereto fo re it has 
been custom ary to give sweaters as 
well as “ T ’s,” but now only letters 
will be aw arded.

Tk n 
i i * . ouac i* voted 
th®

to 

Field 
M arch 24, when the exhibition game
(he Boston Red Sox and the

A m erican Legion 

Longhorns.

ATHENAEUMS TO 

BANQUET TONIGHT

Gala A ffair Will Take Place in 
C actus Tea Room Followed 
by Scintillating Speeches

A thenaeum s of the University will
the Cactus Tea

tonight a t 

b a n q u e t 

Room. The annual b anquet of the
is an
A th enaeum L iterary Society 
rv en t th a t is always looked forward

to by all m em bers in the University.
The previous banq uets held by the
to be
society have always proved 

highly enjoyable affairs. Tonight's

I b a n 9 u et promises 

to be no exception

to the rule.

It is announced by Fran k M. Sbew- 
secretary-treasurer 

the

of 

League of Texas Municipalities, th a t 
the eighth annual convention of t h a t
organization will be held in Dallas, 
May 13, 14 and 15. 
Im portant m u­
nicipal problems will be discussed by 
prominent speakers.

The League of Texas Municipali- 

for Government Research of 

ties was organized in 1918 and has
the Bureau of
the Uni-
It is a n o n -p a rti­
versity of Texas. 
san organization of Texas cities fo r 
th® improvement of municipal gov­
ernment. The 
active membership
includes 75 cities with 543 city o ffi­
cials and 63 associate members.

Officers of th e league a re: P resi­
dent, Mayor Frank W. W ozencraft, 
Dallas; vice presidents, Mayor W, J. 
Nichols, T exarkana; City Manager 
E. L Wells Jr., San Angelo; City 
Attorney J. Bouldin Rector, Austin; 
secretary-trea8urer, Fran k M. Stew­
art, secretary Bureau of Government 
Research, Austin.

SPEECH ON MEXICO 

AT FORUM MEETING

Cunningham Will Talk on Our 
Neighboring Country at 
Next Gathering

Mexico will be the subject of a lec­
ture to be given today a t the World 
Fellowship Forum, which 
to be 
held in the Girls’ Study Hall from 
5 to 6 o’clock. The talk will be given 
by Dr. C. H. Cunningham, adjunct 
professor of business administration 
and government.

is 

This is a n o t h e r of the series of 
weekly lectures given un d er the a u ­
spices of the Y. M. C, A. and the 
Y. W C. A. As in all o ther cases, 
it is op* n to both men and women, 
and anyone stu d en t or not is invited 
I* attend. Last w eek’s talk was post­
poned on account of the general sus­
pension of University activities 
in 
honor of Dr. E. W. Fay.

As is customary in these talks, the 
| first part will be in the n atu re of a 
Acture and the la tte r p a rt a round 
table discussion of problems brought 
up 
Questions may be asked and 
will be answered by the speaker.

a re free 

. 
. N o pains have been spared by th*
ln " "O U * d e p a n - b a n q u e t com m ittee u , m ak „ toni(,htV
Its a f f a i r excell in all respects th* p ; :
the society. The
to i ban q u e ts held by 
choice 
five-course din ner w .ii be 
topped o ff with a f te r-d in n e r talks bj 
p ro m in en t m em bers of the faculty, 
m em bers of the society, and promi­
n e n t mon of state affairs.

reserved 

to one of 

Seats will be 

for old 
m em bers of the society if they will 
the banqu et com­
apply 
the m em bers o f which art : 
m ittee, 
E. G. Lloyd, W. H. Jacks. O. 
I). 
Thompson, S. L. Eddina, R. A. B ar­
ton, L. K. S tienberg, president.

LITZ SPEAKS AT

PUBLIC READING HOUR

Mr. F. E. A. Litz read from 

the 
w’orks of Tolstoy and F a th e r Tabb at 
the public reading yesterd ay a f te r ­
noon. 
from F ather
T a b b ’s works were all 

The selections 

light 

Dr. Cunningham is said to be emi­
nently qualified to make such a talk.
and ( He spent some time in Mexico in the 
The b ureau also serv es as th e sec- pleasing, on such su bjects as “ To I consular service, and while there he 
intim ate knowledge of 
r e ta r y of tho L eague of Texas Mu- a Rose,” “ The W a te r Lily,” “ A I acquired an 
inside 
nicipalities, with a m em bership of Cradle Song,” and “ The P lain t of the , Mexicar 
In addition he has just 
seventy-six of 
the Pan-American 
the slate. Mr. S tew art, as secretary a m ore serious poem, giving some of returned 
of the b u reau, is also s e c retary of F a t h e r T a b b ’s own experience when j Conference 
in W’ashington, D. C. 
the league and is ed itor o f “ Texas he said of himself t h a t he “ in the With these facts to recommend him. 
leaders expect one o f the most worth 
M unicipalities,” 
t w hile conferences beld so far.
leag u e six tim es a year. 

the , school of darkness should learn what 

"Going Blind,” however, was viewpoint. 

mean the things u n see n .” 

larg e st cities of Rose.” 

troubles from 

published 

from 

the 

the 

by 

* * • The patient lost 

 ABOUT 
UNIVERSITY pe o pl e
Edited by 0. G.

m i d n i g h t 
m a u n d e r i n g s
Br Bock

Don’t tr u s t any o f y o u r 

frie n d s 
who try to give you som e of th ese 
fam ed hom e m ix tu res to drink. And 
if you do tru s t one, d o n ’t e a t any 
chili afte rw a rd s. 
acco u n ts fo r th e b re v ity of this co l­

T his com bination j 

umn today.

P o e try fo r to d a y : One teaspoon

ful in w a te r every fo u r hour*.

R ep o rtin g to sick b ay , sir.

Campus Poets

PETE JEZ-
(S a tu rd a y A fte rn o o n in T o w n ).

“ You com e to me, here, B en jam in ; 

M ind o u t how 
s tre e t;

you 

cross 

th a t 

T ak e th a t thum b o u t’n y o u r m outh 

A n ’ speak to folks you m eet.

Now, ta k e a-hold of S u sie’s h an d , 

A n’ d o n ’t you ru n aw ay ;
I n ev er saw sich fu n n y kids,
T hey alw ays w a n t to play.

T ak e th is ra g a n ’ w ipe y o u r nose, 
A n’ d o n ’t g e t so m ussed u p ;

Cuff Links

Cuff buttons m ust b e w orn, and it pays to 
give careful consideration to this important

detail of dress.

A different kind is required for social than 
for business use, and styles in each change re 

quently.

K nowing authorative 

information about 

styles will be given, and that the variety of 
patterns, excellen t q u a lity .and just prices at-
ford best selection, most men com e to Mayer s 

for cuff buttons.

Gold e n g ra v e d and engine turned links, 

yellow , green and w h ite

$6.50 to $150.00

Carl M ayer Company

J ew elers, S ilversm ith s, D iam ond M erchants

T h e H allm ark Store 

6 1 8 C ongress A venue

 p r i i - rn -

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coml

T u rn loose th a t d irty pup.

CLASSIFIED

AMUSEMENTS

Style Without Ostentation

The innate correctnes* of our spring footwear«. 

plains its popularity with women who appreciate «W 

it means to be well dressed. 

There is a shoe to iud 

the requirements of every occasion.

Dependable leathers in serviceable colors lorn th 

materials of the low cut shoes which we are now show- 

ing for spring and summer wear. They have been lh 

signed and fashioned with knowledge and s k i

Our courteous salespeople will provide the 

requisite for shoe satisfaction. A good fit.

Williams & Co,

fo r a M aster’s d eg ree, ex cep t fo r his 
re q u ire ­
th esis and 

resid en ce 

th e 

m en ts. He 

is p lan n in g to w ork o u t 

an M. A. degree in G overnm ent 

at. 

T ex as 

and m in o r 

in Psychology 

to w ard his Ph. D. He is re g iste re d 

in ten d in g 
th e s u b je c t 

fo r som e cou rses in th e Law D e p a rt­
th em 
m ent, 
is 
w ith 
p rim arily 
social 
sciences.

in te r e s te d — th e 

in which he 

to c o rre la te 

lo tte , N. C. He then accepted 
position o f representative of I 
c h ild re n ’s w elfare department of I 

Ohio B oard of State Charities,’ 
he gave up after three yean 
w ith th e B ureau of Juvenile Rem 
o f the Ohio State Board of Ad 
• are
t ra tio n , both of which boards i 
ca te d a t Columbus.

Mr. W right has become well I 
h ere in his work of supervisal 
Red Cross institute work at Ta 
and is recognized as an authoritj
th e p ractical as well as the m 

Im m ediately upon 
im m ediately upuu 

fin ishin g fro m

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Ohio, Mr. W rig h t w as fo r a y e a r su- 
p e rin te n d e n t of re c re a tio n a t C h a r- i teal side of social service work.

Citizens State Bank

Only State Guaranty Fund Bank in Austin, Ton 

The Bank with the Chime clock. 

Courtesy, Accuracy, and Service Assured.

President. 

A lbert W. W ilkerson, 

k£ ml
Eldred McKinnon,

Leo Kuhn, A ssistant Cashier.

A . W . G riffith

GRIFFITH DRUG COMPANY

‘W h ere Q u a lity Count*’

Phi*

TRY A FISK RED TUP

W h e n It’* T im e to Re-tire

THOMSON MOTOR CAR CO.

C olorad o a t F ifth

photo by J«nMO?R*an»«r-

IVA N G. W R IG H T .

is one of 

Mr. W rig h t, who 

the 
m ost p o p u lar of th e y o u n g er m em ­
bers of the fa c u lty of th e Unlver-1 
I 3 ity, is ju s t com pleting his first y ear 
i as a m em ber of th e B l a f f , and holds 
! the position of L e c tu re r in Sociology 
as well as b ein g su p erv iso r of field 
work 
in stitu te s 
th e Red C ross 
held h ere fo r th e tra in in g of social
service w orkers.

fo r 

and 

B. A. 

! C olum bus, Ohio, 

Mr. W rig h t w as o rig in ally 

from 
received his 
from Ohio S ta te U n iversity 
Mn 1914, w here he w as a m em ber of 
A lpha Sigm a Phi fra te rn ity . He re ­
tu rn e d in 1919 and com pleted work

th is: H em stitch in g and dressm aking
done in one block of U niversity. F if­
teen y e a rs’ experience. Mrs. Nellie 
Phone
Lee, 2402 San A n to n io S t 

3285. 

1

RECEIVED by th e Students 
PH O TO CLUB, bunch o f n ew 
Cameras to be le t out. Call for 
them at th e Shinepar. G et your 
film s th ere at reg u la r prices.

DANCING — National, 
I Live, T echnique. Modern 
•ipecialized. 

interpre- 
dances
P riv ate studio. Phone

W A N T E D — D ates fo r 

m an Reception. 
Phone 4830; call 22.

Slow 

the
and

F resh -
Pokey.
—27

Large 5x7 p h otos o f the U ni­
versity building* on sale by the 
Students P hoto Club a t the Co- 
Op and Y. M. C. A.

EXCELSIOR MEAT
MARKET

ALL KINDS OF MEATS 

Only cold sto rag e 

in 

the city 

P hones 625 and 725

Patton’s Union Market

P a tto n and S aw yer, Prop*. 

D E A L E R S 

IN FISH AND 

O Y ST ER S OF A L L KINDS 
Also F ru its and V egetables 

Chaa. S aw yer, Mgr. Ph. 213
Prompt Delivery 
115 W est Sixth Street

m a j e s t i c p r o g r a m .

T oday 

and S a tu r d a y : 

Seven

ac ts o f Big T im e I n te r s ta te vaude­

ville.

q u e e n p r o g r a m .

T oday and S a tu rd a y , last tim e: 

2991.

C h arlie C haplin 

in 

"A D ay’s 

P le a su re .”

HANCOCK PROGRAM

T o m o rro w 

ev en in g : 

F ried a

H em pel, c o lo ra tu ra soprano. A u­

spices A m ateu r C horal Club.

M en’s Gym. Also 
tab le board a t 
$18.75 p er m o n th of 30 days. Phone 
3140. Mrs. A. R. McLeod. 
25

LO ST — On cam pus o r in E d u ca­
tion o r M ain B uilding a silver fo o t­
ball w ith A. & M.-T exas on fro n t. 
Call fo r J. C. C oit a t 2941.

DAN CIN G 

by Miss 
K rohn. F o r f u r th e r in fo rm atio n rin g 
27
1758 a f te r 5 p. rn. 

TA U G H T 

DRESSM AKING— Co-eds, think of

FOR A G O O D POLICY 

S ee

26

P h o n e 7 1 5

WILLIAM G. BELL

6 1 2 C olorado S treet (E lk *’ B u ild in g )

D istrict A g en t B anker* L ife C om pany 
o f De* M oines, Iow a
The Only Mutual Life Company Operating in Texas
Under Armstrong Law

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LOOKE’S CAFE

LOOKE BROS., Prop*.

Phone 735. 

^nnaiwMiiniiieawMiM^

620 Outgrew

ELECTRIC

Irons, G rills, P ercolators, T oast ers, V ib rators, et<?. 
Student Lam ps, S h ad es and E xtension Cords.

HAVE YOU TRIED ONE LATELY!

R obert Burn*, O w l*, W h ite O w l. and Liltl* Bobb“

OI

EDISON M A Z D A LAM PS

A. E. HANCOCK CO-

909 Congress Avenue.

THE SHEAR COMPANY
Distributors

S p eed ster for S ale

C la y iest, fa stest sm all car in 
Austin for sale. 
Just built. 
Phone 1076 for dem onstration.

W A N T E R — Y oung m an w an ts 

room m ate. T elephone 2804. 

27

Stop! E verybod y's B ook Store 
H as 16x21 D raw ing P ap er 
at F ive C ents Per S h e e t

LOST DOG.

A irdate, h alf grow n, w ears stu d d ed 
Phone 1528 fo r 

lock. 

co llars w ith 
rew ard.

MRS. S A L L IE C. W OOD. 1934 
San A ntonio S t., can accom m odate a 
first- 
few m ore y o u n g 
class room s an d board.

ladies w ith 

C harlie K ellum 's B arber Shop, 
2107 S p e e d w a y

FO R R E N T — H ou sek eep in g a p a r t­
m en t, com pletely fu r n is h e d ; k itc h e n ­
e tte , all m odern co n v en ien ces; sleep ­
ing porch fo r ladies only. Miss A nne 
B a rn h a rt, 705 W. 22Mi S t. 
P hone 
1520.

JUST CALL 5-0-0-8 (th e S tu dents’ 
Tailor Shop) for that suit, drat* or 
coat cult to be cleaned, preaaed or 
repaired.

L et’s drop in at M oritz S il­

ver**.— A dv.

LO ST — One sm all P a rk e r 

fo u n ­
ta in pen w ith sm all gold ban d aro u n d 
cover, in T hall W ednesday. F in d e r 
28
please leave a t T exan o ffice. 

C harlie K ellu m ’s B arber Shop, 
2 1 07 S p ee d w a y

L O ST — A Pre-M ed pin w ith 

in i­
tials M. L. G. on back of pin. P lease 
re tu rn to T ex an o ffice o r telep h o n e 

2914. 

H ey ! L et’* e a t a h a m b u rg er!

C harlie K ellu m ’* B arber Shop, 
2 1 07 S p ee d w a y

O N E 

fo r m en, 
2309 S peedw ay, n e x t d o o r so u th of

fu rn ish e d 

room 

We a in ’t g oin’ to the p ictu ri «how, 

W e sim ply a in ’t g o t tim e ; 
You-all can have »ome p o p co rn ; 
Run along, a n ’ ta k e th is dim e.

W ell, I d eclare, ju s t look a -th e re, 
T hem kids is one m ore sig h t;
I w onder w here y o u r pa has gone, 

H e’d se ttle th in g s all rig h t!

You c a n ’t see th em sq u irre ls today, 

A in’t we in a h u rry ?

E v ery tim e we com e to tow n 
You p u t me in a flu rry .

J ust

w ait, y oung 

m an, 

till we get

hom e,

Y our pa will ’ten d to y ou;

H ere he cornea in th e fliv v er now, 

So hush up th a t boo-hoo.

a p p l i c a t i o n s r e c e i v e d

FOR NEW Y SC H O LA R SH IP

Mr. T. W. C u rrie, » ecretary of th e 

Y. M. C. A., re p o rt! th a t 
to d ate 
ab o u t th irte e n ap p licatio n s have been 

received from ex -serv ice m en to p a r ­

tic ip a te in th e sch o larship fund re ­

ce n tly estab lish ed by th e “ Y .” O f 
th ese, eig h t have been for echolar- 

ships in th e co lleg iate fund, and all 
have com e in aa a reault o f publicity 
in local pap ers. The reault o f p u b ­

licity given 
the 
o th e r p ap ers of th e d istric t, w hich in ­

th e m ovem ent 

in 

cludes th e co u n ties o f B lanco, Bur­

n et, C aldw ell, Hay*, L am pasas, M a­

son, L lano, T ra v is and W illiam son, 

y et to be seen. 

is
fund, ab o u t $3400 

In 

th e g e n e r a l

is av ailab le fo r 

scholarships. A pplications a re m ade 

to Mr. C u rrie, and are th en passed 

on by a local co m m ittee co n sistin g 

o f G eorge W alling, W. E. Long. D. 

C. Reed, L. T. B ellm ont and E. J.

M athew s.

H ow ever, ap p licatio n s fo r sch o lar­
ships in the co lleg iate fu n d m u st be 
fo rw ard ed by Mr. C u rrie to D allas 
to be passed on by a sta te co m m it­
tee, th e s ta te b ein g th e u n it of ap ­
p o rtio n m en t of 
fu n d 
in stead of th e d istrict.

th e co lleg iate 

T he sta te d ire c to r of 

th is w ork, 
Mr. J. E. F in n ey o f D allas, will be 
in A u stin on M arch 4, 5 an d 6, and 
anyone 
in 
person a t th e Y. M. C. A.

in te re ste d m ay see him 

CHAPEL NOTICE.

F a th e r Ross spoke a t C hapel 

exercises th is m o rn in g , c o n tin u in g 
is 
talk on “ P ra y e r.” T h ere 
his 

a real valu e to fo rm al p ra y e r a t 
set tim es, b u t we can n o t in th a t 
m a n n e r “ P ra y w ith o u t ceasin g .” 
The whole day can be a p ra y e r if 
it is sp en t in 
th e a ttitu d e “ Thy 
will be (Tone.” T his is n o t spoken 
p ra y er, and even a t tim es th e w o r­
sh ip er m ay n o t be con scien tio u sly 
tu rn in g his th o u g h ts to w ard God. 
It is m ore th e oneness w ith God 
fo r h im self 
th a t C h rist claim ed 
and p ra y e r fo r his disciples.

C hapel beg in s w ith a song a t 
F a th e r Ross 

3:35 
will speak ag ain th is m o rn in g .

in room 158. 

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STAFF FOR TODAY.

Issue Editor: 
Genevieve Groce.

A ssistant:

Jack Beretta.

R eporters:

H. R Cox. 
Loma Kelley. 
Mary Eby.
Joe Earnest. 
John F. Ayres. 
Allen Shields.

Katherine P ollard. 
H. S. A ronson. 
Grady Lowrey.
T. 0 . Mitchell. 
Keith Coppage. 
M arjory Mathis.

The agreement of the I4 resh- 
man and Sophomore classes not
r h iS p T .7 —
dent until 12 o’clock Friday, is
in fitting accordance with the 
bill recently passed by the Stu­
If any men 
dents' Assembly. 
should kidnap him before that 
time, they would not find con­
gratulation or sympathy among 
their own classmen, much less 
among other students.

This agreement and the bill 
that occasioned it should go far 
toward removing the objection­
able features attendant upon 
class receptions. We may hope 
that other classes will follow' the 
the present 
example set by 
Freshman and Sophomore or­
ganizations.

“Buck” seems to have started 
omething when he suggested 
hat those who haven’t a class at 
en Friday go down to the S t a ­
ten to see the basketball team 
eave for College Station. This 
dea has met with hearty ap­
proval, and many have expressed 
;heir intention of being there to 
rive a final yell for our five.

Let as many of us as possible 
go. We want to show the team 
that we are rooting for them 
until the last whistle of the last 
game.

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A B E T T E R F E L L O W S H I P .

One of the most enduring 
hings, one of the things which 
n after years will give him the 
;eenest pleasure, are the friend- 
hips which a college man forms 
in the campus. A man’s 
fra- 
ernity, his classmates and his 
)rofessors all play a big part 
luring this formative period of 
lis elderly youth, and influence 
* relations with other men 
sifter he enters his proiessional 
It is these friendships 
career. 
which bind every alumnus to his 
alma mater. 
It is these friend­
ships that endure long after the 
petty routine things are forgot­
ten.

The judge of a man’s charac­
ter is the intensity and degree of 
personal regard with w'hich he 
holds these friendships. They 
are the one tangible thing w'hich 
always grow? older and more 
golden. A better fellowship, a 
closer relationship, and a keener 
friendship ought to exist be­
tween the students of this Uni­
versity. At many universities 
students speak to each other even 
if they are not personally ac­
quainted. Perhaps this is im­
practical on a campus of this 
size, but a wider range of friend­
ship is a thing worth striving 
for-—The Daily Californian.

-o
BANDSTAND BEING PA IN T ED .

Those who have keen eyes f o r iro- 
rovemer.ts about the campus will 
ate th a t the Business M an ag er of 
ie University 
T he 
andstand, which has for some tim e 
►sided 
in unpainted ugliness b e­
deen the Main Building and th e Law 
wilding, is now receiving a eo a t of 
eautiful gray paint.

is still busy. 

 , 

Austin.

T H E S T E L F O X J E W E L R Y C O M P A N Y

Blue W h ite P e rfe c t D iam ond— Fine W atches— 14 K arat J e w e lr y — Quality.□

It’s dollars 
to doughnuts—
no man ever smoked 
a better cigarette at 
any price!

CA M E L S quality, and 

th e ir ex p e rt blend of 
choice Turkish and choice 
Domestic tobaccos hand you 
a cigarette that will satisfy 
every smoke desire you ever 
expressed. You will prefer 
this Camel blend to either 
kind smoked straig h t!

Camels mellow-mildness 
will certainly appeal to you. 
The “body” is all there, bu t 
that s m o o th n e s s ! It’s a
delight!

Go the limit with C am els!
They will not tire your taste. 
And, th e y le a v e no u n ­
pleasant cigaretty aftertaste 
or unpleasant cigaretty odor I

J u st com pare Cam els 
w ith a n y c ig a re tte in the 
world a t a n y p r ic e !

T U B D A I L Y T E X A S

BOYS

Don’t Forget

YE JOLLY LITTLE 
TAILOR

SOCIETY

Mollie Jones, Editor.

Mildred Poole. 
Sallya Graves.

Gavin-Gil f illan.

A n n o u n c e m e n t of t h e a p p r o a c h i n g
marriage of Susan Elizabeth Gilfil­
lan to Leon Harry Cavin was made 
Wednesday afternoon in handsomely 
engraved invitations sent out by the 
parents of the bride-elect, Mr. and 
Mrs. William Lamberton Gilfillan,

The ceremony will take place on 
IO, at 

Wednesday evening, March 
18:80 o’clock at St. David’s Church,! 
I Austin, Texas. The ceremony will 
be brilliantly celebrated with a large | 
wedding party attending the bride, 
but owing to the Lenten season there 
! will be no reception a t the Gilfillan 
home, only the wedding party being 
informally entertained.

A. J. Cohen has accepted a posi­
the Covert Automobile 

tion with 
Company.

Miss Tillie Buchanan, who has 
been visiting a t the Pi Phi house, 
has returned homo.

Margaret Wilkins has returned to 

her home in Dallas.

Mrs. Lusk of Brenham is visiting 
her daughter, Blossom, a t Mrs. Stel- 
•fox’s.

Miss Olive Emory is expected down 

for a visit this week-end.

Phi Gamma Delta announces the 
initiation of Bryan McAdams of Dal­
las, George Cannon of San Antonio, 
Emil Klatt of Seguin, Douthit Mc­
Daniels of Granger, Gibbs Milliken 
of Dallas and Allan Shields of Victo­
ria.

President Vinson, who 

is on an 
extensive trip to the East, is expected 
to return about the 
latter part of 
next week.

Mary Maud Castle is ill at P. and 

S. Hospital.

ing Olive Cloud.

Ethel Eden of Bryan is here visit­

Bill Williams has returned from 

his home in Denton.

Norma Neyland of Teague is visit­

ing at the Phi Mu house.

Helen Tabor, who has been visiting

United States Depository

The Austin National Bank

of Austin, Texas.

Resource* $7,000,000.00

w !l MOT. P resident 

WM. H. FOLTS, Vice-Preeident.

CHILES, Vive-Pre*. 

MORRIS HIRSHFELD, V Im -P t*.

P W IS . V ice-P resid en t. 

C. M. BARTHOLOMEW, Cashier.

!E, 
[INO. **•

S. B. ROBERDEAU, Asst. Cashier.

Faculty and Students* Accounts Solicited 

No Accounts Too Sm all to H andle

toreme Interstate V audeville at M ajestic today.

Alamo Ice Cream

CREAM OF QUALITY

iPhone 5243 

3 0 0 

A venue

[Seven acts of Big Time V audeville today at M ajestic.

mimmmmmmm..

KODAKS

W e have th e best— EAST- = 
M AN’S.

Drop in and see them
K odak Finishing 
Fine Stationery

JORDAN CO, 

“W e m ake Kodak Prints 
Every D ay.”

615 Congress

[See Beth Beri, Bert K enney, Julia Nash and C. H. O’Donnell
day at the Majestic Theatre.

BON TON CAFE

609 CONGRESS AVENUE

The Best Place in Town to Eat 

Just remodeled.

K. H. PARK, Proprietor

Austin’s House of Q uality”— the M ajestic.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

(No n o tic e a c c e p te d a f t e r 4 o 'clo ck 
of th e d a y p r e c e d in g the m o rn in g in ­

te n d e d fo r p u b lic a tio n ) .

■ I 

.

NOTICE: Engineers interested in 
track, baseball, tennis, and swimming 
please m eet in room 111 E. B., F ri­
day, Feb. 27, at 8:30 a. rn.

INTRAMURAL COUNCILMAN.

T. T. SWIMMING CLUB will meet 
: in Miss Hiss's office F riday a t the 
regular tim e instead of the Y. M. 
C. A. 

VELMA VELTMAN.

M ENORAH: Study circle Friday 

at 7:16. 

PRESIDEN T.

A PPLIED ECONOMICS CLUB: 
(F riday) 

tonight 

Regular m eeting 
prom ptly a t 7 o'clock.

CHAIRMAN.

MARCH 2 COMMITTEE: The en­
tire committee on the March 2 cele­
bration will meet at Y. M. C. A., 
room 7, at 5 o’clock Friday.

MORGAN, Chairman.

KANE KLUB: Meeting 

room 
157 M. B., Friday, 6 p. rn. Be there.

in 

KING OF THE KANE.

TEXAS CHEMICAL CLUB will 
meet Friday evening, Feb. 27, in K. 
Hall 6 at 7:30 p. rn. Mr. Bruce 
Houston, B. S. in Ch. E., will give 
aan address on “ Colloidal Fuels.” 
The public is invited.

F. M. CRAWFORD,

Pres. Chem. Club.

COFER LAW SOCIETY will meet 
this evening at 7 o’clock. An inter­
esting program is expected.

PRESIDENT.

JI

As a means of placing the house­
holds of Texas on a business basis, 
there has just been devised by Miss 
Mary Edna Gearing, professor of 
home economics, and Miss Edythe P. 
Hershey, extension lecturer on home 
economics, both of the University of 
Texas, a financial record book. The 
blank sheets of this book with proper 
headings are of the loose leaf sys­
tem. The book is made up in two 
i forms, one to contain the expendit- 
: ures and receipts of the family and 
I the other for receipts and disburse­
ments of the individual. The d iffe r­
ent accounts embrace every phase of 
I household income and outgo. 
It is 
believed that the general use of this 
i blank book would solve the financial 
problems of many households. Copies 
of it may be obtained at cost from 
the Division of Home Economics, 
University of Texas.

“ A D a y ’s P le a s u r e ” a t th e 
Q ueen to d ay , fe a tu rin g th e r e ­
no w ned C h a rlie C haplin.
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“ A n A rg u m e n t w ith N obody 
A b out N o th in g ” to d a y a t M a­
jestic.

QUALITY MILLS
The Home of 
“Austin M aid” and 
“W hite D om e” Flour 
Cream of Com , High* 
Grade M eal and Mill 
Products

Austin, T exas

Sam ples now on display.
It 
is your opportunity. 
Drop in at
FRANK LAWS & CO.
720 Congress

And see the Famous Line 
of

ED V. PRICE & CO.

I IIIIilHMBHuf

M E E T I N G OF F O RT NI GHT LY 
CLUB.

The regular meeting of the F o rt­
nightly Club of the faculty was held 
last night. Dr. Law read a very in­
teresting paper dealing with 
inter­
lines of Chaucer 
pretation of 
two 
the manuscript 
in connection with 
of 
the fifteenth century “ Book of 
Hours” iii the Wrenn Library.

At the last meeting the following 
officers were elected for the spring 
t e r m :

President, E. W. Winkler of the 

University Library'.

Secretary, F. A. C. Perrin of the 

F rie d a H em p el of th e M etro 
p o litan O p e ra C om p an y a t; 
H ancock on F rid ay evening.

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C h arlie C haplin with his us-, 

ual line of fu n at Q ueen today.

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Seven 

acts of Big Time 

V aud eville to day at M ajestic.

SWANN

FURNITURE & CARPET 

COMPANY

W e Build More Homes 

401 CONGRESS AVENUE

See Beth Beri, Bert K enney, 
Ju lia N ash a n d C. H. O ’Donnell 
to d a y a t th e M ajestic T h e a tre .

BA SK ETS! BA SKETS!! 
All Sizes and S hapes 
J O E C. M AYFIELD 
N ext D oor to K ress

You h a v e h ad p leasu re. See 
if C h arlie h a d the sam e kind 
t h a t you h ad .

MISS GEARING DEVISES 

School of Psychology.

FINANCIAL RECORD BOOK

Treasurer, G. F. Richardson of 

the English Department.

Camels are sold everywhere in scientifically sealed
packages of 20 cigarettes for 20 cents; orten pack­

ages (200 cigarettes) in rn gtassme-paper-covered 
c a rto n . We strongly recommend this carton for
the hom o o r office su p p ly or when you travel.

R. J. REYNOLDS 
TOBACCO CO.
Win*toi»-Sal*na, N.C.

Hazel Edwards, has returned to her 
homo in Brownwood.

Gordon Jackson and James Clark 
of Dallas are visiting at tha Phi 
Gam house.

Mary Stokes is able to renew her 

9

work after a short illness.

few friends this afternoon, honoring 
her guest, Miss Julia Graves of
Cuero.

Wendell Mayes left Thursday for 
Nashville to attend the Delta Tau 
DMta Southern Convention.

Dr. Hamlin is able to meet his

Jimmy Clark will arrive in Austin 

classes again.

W A T C H E S

D IA M O N D S

JEWELRY
J o e K o e n 
& S o n

JU S T O F F T H E A V EN U E

for the Phi Gam dance.

Oral C. White of Dallas is spending 

a few days a t the Delta Tau house

H arry Blocker it ill at the P and 

S. Hospital.

Otis E. Nelson has returned from 
Wichita Falls, where he went to a t­
tend to his oil interests.

Tommy Stone returned to his home 

in Houston.

Miss Mary Maud Castle is ill 

ai 

Seaton Infirmary.

Shakey’s Orchestra is going to pla\ 
at a University dance in San Antonio 
Tuesday night.

Kathleen Jackson is ill at her home 

On Sixth S treet

in Greenville.

Miss Mallie Jones is entertaining a

Bill Chummey is able to return to 

school after an attack of flu.

Martin Alladay is visiting at 

tha 

Delta Chi house.

Phi Gam house.

Gordon Jackson is visiting at 

the 

Billy Clegg is expected down for 

the Phi Gam dance.

Mack Newsom of Denison is a vis­

itor at the Delta Tau Delta house.

AUSTIN HIGH SCHOOL 
CIRCUS

7— Side Shows— 7

SATURDAY, Feb. 28, 7 p.m.

W A T C H A N D J E W E L R Y 

R E P A IR IN G

SPECIAL ORDER 
WORK

PRICES R IG H T

“ TW ENTY-ONE YEARS’ EXPERIENCE”

DRISKILL HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP
S P E C IA L A ^ g r r S S S f v STUDENTS 
I Ladies’ E n trance Next Door to Lobby. G e n tle m e n s En­

trance, Inside Lobby 

I Body-M assage, Electrical Face and Scalp T reatm en t, Hair- 

Dressing, Shampoo. Manicuring, Turkish, S ulphur and 
Salt Baths; Artesian W ater. Eyebrow Arching.

I 
I P h o n e * 

IRO? 

4480 

Next Door to Lobby
■
 

Joseph’s Pharmacy

Corner Seventh and Congress.

Phones 325-335

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm p leagure»* 

 

_ 

C h arlie C h ap lin in “ A D ay’s
for
T h u rs d a y , F rid a y a n d S a tu r ­
day.

Q ueen 

at 

Argument with Nobody About N othing” today at M ajestic.

Phone 290 

C o r n e r T e n i h a n d C o n g re s s

MO R G A N S M I T H D R U G S T O R E
N Y A L ’S T O I L E T A R T IC L E S A S P E C IA L T Y

D rug s— Cold D r in k ,— C andies— N y a la I oilet A rticles

Flow er, T e l e g r a p h e d E v e r y w h e r e a n d D a l i v a r y V G u a r a n t y

"Say It With Flowers”

T k r M f k

HILLYER

N M M

“WhIere the crowds go”— the M ajestic.

Clothing Made to M easure

A. J. GERJES

1610 Lavaca St. 
YOUR MONEY’S WORTH 
EVERY TIME

W e REBUILD Shoe*

923 Congress A venue 
C o rn er T e n th

1406 Lavaca Street 

Phone 160

It P ays to do it H e a th W ay

DONNELLY & 
WHITE
Plumbing, Heating and 
Electrical Supplies

Colorite to m ak e your o ld hat n e w . All d e f e r e n t .h a d e s now

in stock. 

30c per bottle.

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

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 

Just R e c e iv e d , New Shipm ent of
W HITE SHIRTS
W ith Collars A ttached
UNIVERSITY TOGGERY
CLEANING AND PRESSING 
Phone 3090

A D A N D Y 
O W I V E n U E ^ C A R / - e o u i p e d 
w i t h m o d e r n Acct-rrom zr

y T R I N G 

r n I O N E 
266 .

 ETTLINGER WILL 

RECEIVE DEGREE

W ell K now n V arsity P ro fesso r 
and A th letic C oach H onored 
by H arv ard U niversity

H. J. E ttlin ger, adjunct professor 
of pure m athem atics in the U niver­
sity, will receive the degree of Doc­
tor of Philosophy from Harvard U ni­
versity early in Ju n e.

Mr. E ttlin ger is a native of Mis­
souri. He was bom in S t Louis in 
1886. He received a Bachelor of 
A rts degree from Washington Uni­
versity in 1910 and a M aster of A rts 
degree from H arvard in 1911. While 
in college he was elected to Phi B eta 
Kappa, honorary academic fratern ity , 
and Sigma Delta Psi, honorary scien­
tific fratern ity. He was also assist­
ant in m athem atics for two years at 
E ttlin g er 
Harvard. 
came to the University of T exas as 
J 
instructor in applied m athem atics. 
th ej 
During his connection with 

1913 Mr. 

In 

University of Texas, Mr. E ttlin ger 
has taken an active interest in ath ­
letics. He has coached the freshman . 
team every year, and has J 
football 
assisted in coaching the V arsity team 
as well. He is well known to high j 
school teachers over the state be­
cause of his enthusiastic work in the 
athletic events of the Interscholastic 
League meets, which are held yearly 
under the auspices of the Extension 
Department of the University.

 — o -------------

the 

subject, 

Mr. Bruce Houston will address the 
its next 
Texas Chemical Club a t 
meeting, to be held on F rid ay eve­
ning, February 27. Mr. Houston has 
“ Colloidal 
announced 
F’uels” for his talk. Mr. Houston has 
made a particular study of this sub­
ject and the program promises to be
one of 
interest and benefit. Mr.
Houston enjoys the distinction of Jib­
ing the first graduate of the School 
of Chemical Engineering at the U ni­
versity, having* received his B. S. de­
gree last June. He is now taking ad­
vanced work in the School of Chem­
as a tu tor in
serving 
istry while 
chemical engineering. The club will
be pleased to have present any vis­
itors who may be interested in this 
subject.

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C oen raad Bos and A ugust 
R odem an at H an cock on F r i­
d ay evening.

j 

STV!

Where to find the ^
S T Y L E HEADQUARTER 

where SOCIETY BRAUD 
C LO TH ES are sold.

J u s t unboxed a lot of New 

Spring Suits, 

a desert^ 

lion of these ultra-voguei^ 
suits is difficult, consider 

ing the small space allotted 

the “ad man.” The orig. 

inality and correctness of 

th e sty le is assured by the 

lab el “ S O C IE T Y BRAND”

E v e ry su it decidedly 

and ch ic— while the pri^ 

a r e no higher than other 

m akes— th eir values are 

e a sily th e best,

A hundred lines or a thou. 

sand lines would not give 

th e p ictu re of 

the suit 

th a t a moment’s personal 

in sp ection would reveal- 

B e fo r e you buy do not fail 

to see them .

B ig stock light weight and 

f e a th e r weights in import­

ed and domestic hats for 

S p r in g —

MAJESTIC THEATRE

" " T O D A Y AND S A T U R D A Y 

Supreme Interstate Vaudeville

X*

W orld Renowned Singer to Be 
in Austin fo r P ro g ra m a t 
the H an cock

FAMOUS SOPRANO 
TO APPEAR BEKE 
TONIGHT IN SONGS

I 

on 

< youth still on her side, she 

“ How wonderful for Austin to have
the great privilege of hearing this 
‘Queen of Song’ and In such a glo­
rious program ,” said Mrs. J. W. Mor-
today. • “ Beauty, 
| rigs of Austin 
brains and a voice are a rare combi­
nation, but nature has bestowed them 
Fried a Hempel, and with
all 
lacks 
nothing to make the perfect singer.” 
“Tho Blue Danube W altz,” of 
“Crispinoe la Comare,” interpolative 
memories a t the Metropolitan Opera,
I will be one of Frieda Hempel's num­
bers at her con cert to he given at the 
It is Miss 
Hempel’s biggest “request” number,

I Hancock T heatre tonight. 

T oday and B a lan ce of

W eek

CLM-

tm t u t A m .I ' V a - w i t a * * M u * *

A D A Y ? P l € A S U R £
yot/'Lc * * 7 S Q

A SMUT*

r n

See C harlie and th e Traffic 

Cop get in m ix-up at 

Fifth and B ro ad w ay

RED CROSS INSTITUTE 

SESSION TO CONTINUE * 
FOR SIX WEEKS PERIOD

The Red Cross 

Institute which 
for 
started this week will continue 
six weeks. The course will include 
lectures by Ivan G. W right of the 
Sociology Department and by noted 
outside lecturer*. Reference reading 
and field work will also be included. 
Students in these classes are repre­
sentatives of different countries who 
are sent by the Red Cross chapters 
and whose expenses are paid by the 
Classes will be open to 
chapters. 
U niversity students who wish to a t­
tend.

Lectures 

(which will be given on 
all week days except Saturday, from 
2 p. rn. to 4 p. rn., in Room 301 Ed. 
B ) will cover such phases of social 
service activities as child w elfare, 
juvenile delinquency, health condi­
tions, and Red Cross programs.

, 

; and she seldom sings a concert with- jg
-
o u t r e c e i v i n g scores o f n o t e s and tel- 
< gram s begging for it. 
ford Courant with a deeper, deadlier
When Miss Hempel sang it at H art- j hatred of “ jazz” than before, 
r 
ford, Con , “ with such rhythmic con- 
tagiousnes.s and such lilt 

Field work will consist in visiting 
state institutions and learning of the 
purposes and management of each. 
Visits will be made to such local so­
cial service agencies as the United
m v i a l 
“The Blue Danube p r o v e d -if proof ch aritieg Probation officers. Juvenile

a v J v r u t 

, . ,

* “ “

_•—

—

v»«v 

, 

. . 

, 

w

- 

-

I suggestiveness of bearing as 

and dace he n ecessary,” he w rote, “th at ccm- „ 
to be posers used to have more than one
hard I <T-ilt* irresistib le,” she not only rous- i small melody in mind when they set
ne w .h .c. 

a a 

„ 

, 

,
M her audience to g reat enthusiasm ,'
but inspired the critic of the H art-

Court and child caring institutions.

Any one interested in the lectures 
v**w
I +J ITW V * •** va him vavrit v»»* « 
may secure information through the
Cross representative, Mr. Iv ar

i. 

o u t to write dance music, 
th at S trau ss might come back and Q Wrij?ht> Qr Dr M g Handman.
that the ‘jazz’ musicians of the day 
A. I 
4 J n r*r» 9 IYT ll Q I A I ll Pl SI A l 
could be sent wherever he may have 
gone after this life.”

W ILSO N TO V ISIT AU STIN

f ft P H JIV

N A L P L A N S F O R

BETH BERI

California’* latest dan(: ,ll® 
star, assisted by J . V. V E ­
LIE and BASIL O NEILL.

B E R T K E N N E Y 

In 

“ An A rgum ent W ith 

Nobody A bout N othing.’’

JU LIA NASH AND C. H. 

CO LO R GEM S 

O’DONNELL, Comedy de 

A study in light, color and 

Luxe, ”3 g. m. ’

form .

Also Other Big Act*. M atinee* 3 p. m ., Nights 8 : 1 5 S h a r p

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augurated with a total amount asked 
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f o r r u n n i n g o v e r $ 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . t i t l e 
, 

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SEEK FUNDS W H ICH
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TOTAL 250 MILLION |and towns have faced the same prob-j
lem. Demands for additional pay by 
struggling teachers have been insist-
ent. 
Special elections have been
r, * » 
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, 

(Continued from page I)

t 

too, that is told ill this connection. 
i 
a wen luivi/n banker has asserted 
A well known banker has asserted | 
th a tth e Harvard Endowment Fund , Pre8s*d Profe.s.on, 
“ And so, side by side have arisen
hat the narv 
. 
railed him to realize what he owed 
*
his own alms mater for the sta rt she th e“c 

*u n to e rs a l^ c rv & from 
from
 

this universal cry 
.

tw0 * r,’at changes rn public 

rxu 

° * 

.

.

"ave b;m in life. 

! “ n.t1,m en‘ : F , ™ \ V T , ° f / * * ' ? " I 

M A R C H 2 F R O L I C S

In the course of the article Mr. * ‘bll'tT * “ «” * 

,o r he 

S H O W G R E A T T I M E

If the true music-lover were only

Wadsworth says: 
“Hundreds of 

STT 

m 

, 

i 

I 

institutions have ______* 
, 

, 

su» ',° rt 0 

been brought to * r e a le s t,on of t h e 

seriousness o ' th o r financial cond.- 
tions bg the rising costs of 1919, p 
with the result that campaigns for 
additional endowment have been in

h f l v p 

h o l d i n g o f 

t h e s t a n d a r d o f e d u c a t i o n ;

second, the realization of the enor- 

,, 

., 

, 

, 

, 

. 

| he would know whether or not to sic

untversal >nd , dirtnbuted the morning of the ce le -, the claquc on to the wish.

f Am erica - 

“ The 
th, future de-1 V T ™ ese ,w,“ sh»w V enH The vocal arrangem ent of
! schedule of events for the day in ad -, B]ue Danubc» i5 Miss Hempel
s own
dition to the program of the meeting j an<J her gingjng 0f it explains all the 
a t the Men’s Gym. The events and requegtg that may ever be made.

, nd''91'J ub1s 
 

! he eduT
_____ _______

(Continued from page I>

*ure what kind of a life Strauss led, V a r s i t y A lu m n u s 

in

H O U S T O N A D D R E S S E S C L U B .

Is T r a v e l i n g 
R e c r u i t i n g I n t e r e s t s o f F o r e i g n 

Missions.
----------

Mr. Jesse Wilson, an alumnus of 
the U niversity, who is now traveling 
in th# interest of the Student Volun-
teer Movement, will be 
in Austin
^ March 3 and 4, en route to the 
 U n iv e r g ity
q { California and Qther in3titutions>
?h e Q b j e c t Qf hja vlgU 
.g recruiting
 foreign mj33ions> anci definite to­
e f orm ation will be available to those

cQast t<> ^

 ^

The program follows

1. a Arioso from C an tata 

Con
.

S w e e t B ird 
ll Pesnicros (H an d el), with 

Stromenti (H andel), b. 
from 
flute accompaniment. 
2. French Songs. 
(R am eau ). 

ques 
Mandoliesn 

(S aint-Saens)
_ 

- 2U1 are^ 

c. Fetes 
_ 
Fe aux

a. ain re 

ac- ^

( , alamos 
( hansosn 

(H ah n ). 
(B am b erg). 

teaching positions
ch in a, Jap an , and Latin
Am erica. There are also openings
ac - and demands for doctors, nurses, 
m an ioff). b. To Elise < ee oven). business ment an(j ministers. Good 
. r. 0pp0 r fUnjtjes are open for those in-
c. W altz in G F la t 

interested about 

3. Piano Solo. 

e aux -n 

a. E ogle 

(Chopin) 

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4. Grand Aria Di B ravu ra, 

terested in this kind of work, which
ad- 
consists of both service 

and 

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A dam ), with flute 
As interpolated by Miss Hempel in Q A 

(M ozart- vent u re.
accompaitiment. Mr WUson 

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for tWQ daygf and any infor_

"T he Daughter of the Regiment. 

mation will he given personally by

Mr. Wadsworth 

lays stress upon 
the practical support given by the 
late Henry C. Frick, who “ wrote in 
his will a testimonial as to his opin­
ion of the value and importance of 
our institutions of higher learning.” 
Mr. Rockefeller, he says, “ has ex­
in no uncertain term s, his 
pressed, 
of 
feeling as 
the 
higher education to this country by 
his gift of $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 for distribu­
tion among colleges of the cou n try.”

im portance 

to 

KARL’S

B A R B E R SH O P 
AND
SA N D W IC H P A R L O R

I their time are as follows:

Assemble at flagpole, 9 a. rn.
Cannon salute and color raising, 

9 :1 0 a. in.

March to Men's Gym, 9 :4 5 a. rn.
Pushball contest, l l a. rn.
Bacon fry at E ast Woods, 1 2 :3 0 

a. rn.

Dance at W om an’s Gym, 8 :3 0 p. rn. 
(Given by ex-students to all Univer­
sity stu d en ts).

The entire committee will meet at 
the Y. M. C. A. Friday at 7 o ’clock 
to complete the final details of what 
gives promise to be one of the best 
and largest celebrations of its kind 
ever held at Varsity.

LON G H O RN S H A V E A 

R E N E W E D H O PE FO R 

N E X T F A R M E R G A M E I

(Continued from page I)

KARL’S

2 4 0 2 G U A D A LU PE

» » » » t 

~ 

first contests of the season are once 
more ready for action. These are H.
M. Russell, captain, and J . W. Duck­
Both of these f ’ere in action 
ett. 
against Southwestern, and they c a n ! 
give stiff opposition to the Farm ers.
When the A. and M aggregation

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5. Reign of the Blessed Spirits 

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(D ebussy)-

6. 

a. Vesper Hymn (Old English) 
(T ro ­
Traditional day. 

b. Invocation to the Sun God 
v er). 
c. Lullaby 
H ym n), 
Blue Danueb W’ altz 

(L ieu ran ce). d.
request.)
(by 
(A rranged for voice 

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Indian 

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C olor Gems, a study in light, 
color and form , a t M ajestic to-

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A S H B E L V I S I T S L I B R A R Y .

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IN T E R S C H o L x S T lC

L E A G U E R EG IST ER

SH O W S IN CR EA SE

(Continued from page I)

The Ashbei Literary Society went 
the Wrenn Library Wednesday 
to 
afternoon for the third of a series 
of lessons dealing with the books. 
last 
The subject discussed 
“ Bookplates.” M iss’ 
meeting was 
R atchford, librarian of the library,

the 

in 

~ 7 * 
zion D epartm ent of the U m vet.U y, K 

. . . ,. 

illustrated her talk with books from

collection Qujte # number of

e 

in 

ii. < res o 

of 
ab<)Ut tw , „ b

e member5 0 f tbe society took advan- 
learn

is pui is e 
conteet* held by the League. B y pub- 
fishing each y ear several s e le i.t.n s I 
suitable for declamations, it i n s p ir e s ....................... - ........ .......................................
the carryin g on of these contests in 
sportsman-like 
an educational 
and 
way. Also by printing press— letters 
the 
from various counties, it keeps 
widely separated communities uwake j 
as to what the other clubs are doing

opportunit 

to 

C O EN R A A D BOS,

T he Fam ous D utch Pian ist and A ccom panist 

A U G U ST R O D EM A N ,

Flutist of the P h ilad elp h ia Sym phony Orchestra

Hancock Opera House

F rid ay Evening, F e b . 2 7 th , 8 :3 0 

A U SPIC ES A M A T E U R C H O R A L CLUB

Seats Now Selling at 

J . R. R EED M USIC STO R E 

x And

T H E EDISON P H O N O G R A PH SHOP 

P rice s: $ 1 .0 0 , $ 1 .5 0 , $ 2 .0 0 — Boxes $2.50

P E N N Y B A C K E R M EETS.

Pennybacker Debating 

Society 

had a meeting Thursday afternoon, I 
a t which Mr. Duffey, one of the men ; 
who first organiz«d the club, spoke. 
He told about the first days of the 
club’s life, and what he hoped for the 
future. Op Frid ay afternoon at 5 
o’clock the club will hold prelimina­
ries to select the five members who 
are to speak in the extem pore speak­
ing contest on Saturday afternoon 
against the other literary societies.

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Duckett 
and Knebel were all out. 
was only in fair form. So was Blaine. 
the 
The upshot of it all was th at 
Farm ers won, and in the first game 
they did th at with difficulty.

T h r e e Men B a c k .

the court, 

Now with DeViney, Knebel 

and 
things 
Duckett back on 
look m aterially brighter, Knebel es­
pecially is a strong player. He has 
been responsible for several of the 
victories of th© University string, and 
he may be responsible for another. 
DeViney is another man who is noted 
for his accuracy in finding the bas­
ket. When he comes onto the field, 
there is always a perceptible rise in 
the team, 
the fighting qualities of 
and usually there is a notable rise in 
J the score. Duckett is a good center, 
the one position which Coach Whit- 
i taker has had the g re a te st trouble 
I keeping filled.

The team is playing together now 
better than before. During the last 
half of the Southwestern game, the 
Longhorns got into action, and they 
iterally swept the P irates off their 
feet. Their passing was good, their 
their goal 
j guarding was good, and 
Sh ootin g was good. This gives a litle 
j brighter prospect for the future, 
j A. and M. has continued blithely on 
her wTay, tearin g through every one 
of her opponents and coming out of 
every contest so f a r with an unde­
team. H er five stand-by’s, 
feated 
Forbes, H ar- 
Williams, McQuillan, 
tung and Dwyer, are still playing 
L ast week this 
their 
orr bi nation managed to go over Rice 
wHh a score of something like 48-13. 
Everyone admits that the Longhorns 
ire m ing up against a big job when 
they tackle College Station.

trong game. 

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Still, with the ever present Texas I 
“ figh t.” with the team captain and a 
Aeveral regulars once more hitched, J 
and with the added incentive of this § 
to a 
veek being the last opportunity 
out a crimp in the Faarm er plans, S 
tens are hoping th at a t least one of I 
the games will come T exas’ way.

The CO-OP

“ At a Little More Than C o it”

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