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The First CoUege Daily in the South

VOL. XXXI

AUSTIN, TEXAS, TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1929.

SIX PAGES TODAY

No. 22.

C A N D ID A T E

C A N D ID A T E

Three English Freshman Convocation 
DPublish*Art!cles Scheduled for Tonight
Southwest Review Accepts Girls’ Glee Club

Contributions From
Professors

Short Story Used

To Hold Banquet 
Wednesday at 6

Law, Dobie, and Boatright 
Write for S.M.U. 
Magazine

Varied Program Planned 
To Feature New 
Members

Articles b y th r e e m e m b e r s of 
the d e p a r tm e n t o f E nglish o f th e 
^University a p p e a r e d this s u m m e r 
the S outhw est Review, a q u a r ­
terly published b y S o u th e r n M e th ­
odist U niversity a t Dallas.

B o a tr ig h t, 

Mody Coggin 

in ­
stru cto r of E nglish, c o n t r i b u te d a 
story, “ The G eniu s 
P eco s 
Bill,” dealing w ith cow boy life.

of 

In th e section o f th e S o u th w e s t 
Review called “ P o in ts o f V iew ,” 
was an article, “ E d u c a tio n Should 
Not Be P ro v in c ia l,” by D r. R. A. 
Law, pro fe sso r o f E n g lish . Dr. 
Law also c o n trib u te d a criticism , 
“ Mrs. P e te r k i n ’s N e g r o e s .”

An article, “ T r u e C u l tu r e 

Is 
Eclectic, B u t N o t P ro v in c ia l,” by 
J. F r a n k Dobie, asso cia te p r o f e s ­
so r of English, also w as included 
in “ P o in ts o f View.”

rev ie w ed 

Mr. Dobie 

se veral 
books, one o f w hich 
is “ L ite r a ­
t u r e fo r th e J u n i o r H igh S chool,” 
by T. H. Briggs, C. M. C u r r y , a n d 
L. W. P a y n e , J r . , 
of 
English in th e U n iv ersity .

p r o f e s s o r 

M e m b ers of th e Girls* G lee Club 
will hav e th e ir fall s e m e s t e r b a n ­
q u e t W e d n esd ay , O c to b e r 16, a t 6 
o’clock a t th e U n iv e rsity Commons. 
T he o b je c t of th e b a n q u e t is to 
e n a b le m e m b e rs to becom e b e t t e r 
a c q u a in te d and to m e e t th e f a c u lty 
sponsor. Miss D o ro th y G e b a u e r , 
A s h o r t p r o g ra m h as b e e n a r ­
r a n g e d by th e m a n a g e r , a n d is to 
be given by m e m b e rs o f th e club. 
T he p r o g ra m is as follow s: piano
solo, Mildred Kidd; vocal 
solo, 
M a ry S te g e r ; sp e cia lty act, J a n e t 
S h e p p a r d ; 
p ianolo gue, F lo re n ce 
W e y m o u th ; w histling solo, M ary 
Alice H a r t.

S ev era l n u m b e r s will be given 
by 
th e V a r s ity Co-ed Q u a r te t, 
w hich is com posed of M a ry S te g e r, 
V irg in ia D ec herd, J a n e t S h ep p ard 
an d F lo re n c e W e y m outh .

t h e club a n d 
T h e officers o f 
G ilb e rt S c h ra m m , 
th e d ir e c to r , 
will be p r e s e n te d to th e m e m b e rs 

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J. L. Crawford 

Entered in Race 
F or Assembly

F r i e n d s of Engineering 
Student Announce 
Candidacy

F rie n d s of J . L. C r a w f o r d have 
a n n o u n c e d his ca n d id a c y f o r a s ­
of 
se m b ly m a n fro m t h e College 
E n g in e e r in g .

C r a w f o rd is well q u alified fo r 
t h e position f r o m his k n ow led ge of 
t h e ca m pus a n d his ac tiv e i n t e r ­
est in U n iv e r s ity a f f a ir s .

Government Essay 
Contest Planned

T he d e p a r t m e n t o f g o v e r n m e n t 
has a n n o u n c e d t h a t th e N a tio n a l 
M unicipal L e a g u e will a w a r d 
a 
prize of $100 to th e a u t h o r o f t h e 
b e s t essay on a s u b je c t c o n n e c te d 
w ith m u nicipal g o v e r n m e n t. T h e 
a w a rd is k n o w n as th e W illiam IL 
B aldw in prize.

C o m p etitio n is op en t o u n d e r ­
g r a d u a t e s t u d e n ts r e g is t e r e d in a 
r e g u la r course in a n y college o r 
u n iv e rsity 
th e U n ite d S ta te s 
o f f e r i n g d ir e c t in s tru c tio n in m u ­
nicipal g o v e r n m e n t. C o n t e s ta n ts 
m a y choose one of t h e follow ing I 
s u b je c ts :

in 

“ T h e B e st R e t i r e m e n t S ystem 

f o r Public E m p lo y e s.”

“ Division o f 

P o w e rs B etw een 
the C e n tr a l a n d B o ro u g h G o v e r n ­
m e n ts in a F e d e r a t e d C ity .”

in 

F o r th e p a s t th r e e y e a r s h e has 
t h e U n iv e r ­

in s t u d e n t 

b e e n 
sity a n d h as b e e n a m e m b e r of th e J pal A c c o u n tin g .” 
L o n g h o rn B a n d of w hich he 
no w 
th e ad v iso ry b o ard .

is 
lib r a ria n a n d a m e m b e r of 

“ A c o n f e r e n c e of all f r e s h m e n 
will be held th is T u esd a y nig ht at 
7:30 o’clock in Law B uilding 103,” 
a n n o u n c e d 
G eorge G oodenow , 
f r e s h m a n class. 
p r e s id e n t of t h e 
G oodenow sta te d t h a t th e m e e tin g 
will be 
im p o r ta n t a n d t h a t elec­
tio n s will be held f o r vice p r e s ­
and 
ident, s e c r e ta r y , 
yell leader. A p r o g ra m f o r th e 
y e a r will be discussed. T h e p ro ­
g r a m will 
f o r a 
f re s h m a n s t u n t f o r th e S. M. U. 
gam e.

t r e a s u r e r , 

include 

plan s 

A m o N ow otny, a s s is ta n t dean 
o f m en, will m ake an address. W il­
liam L. McGill, m a n a g e r o f T ex a s 
S t u d e n t P u blica tio n s, Inc., w ill o f ­
f e r s u g g e stio n s f o r th e fre s h m a n 
plans.

D ian a J a c k so n , p r e s id e n t o f th e 
th a t 

f r e s h m a n girls, h as u r g e d 
e v e ry f r e s h m a n g irl a t te n d .

T e -W A A -H is s 
Rainbow Outing 
Given for Girls

in 

th e U n iv ersity , held 

T e-W A A -H iss, a g irls’ o u tin g 
its 
club o f 
initial hike o f th e y e a r 
th e 
form o f a “ Rainbow H ik e ” S a t­
u r d a y a f te r n o o n a t 3 o’clock. T he 
g ro u p of g irls m e t a t th e W o m ­
l o u i s e Robin 
a n ’s G ym nasium . 
son led th e girls on th e “ R ainbow 
T r a il,” w hich w as m a rk e d a b o u t 
ev e ry 50 o r 75 y a rd s w ith rain 
bow colors tie d to tree s. T he tra il 
th e 
en ded a t O ak Lodge, w h e r e 
girls f o u n d su p p e r a w a itin g them , 
p r e p a re d by m e m b ers o f th e o r ­
gan iza tio n . R ainbow 
ice cream 
was served.

F ollo w in g th e m eal, t h e 

girls 
led b y M a r g a r e t C u n n in g ­
w ere 
ham to th e council 
fire , 
which w as d e c o r a te d as a p o t of 
gold w ith a ra in b o w h a n g in g fro m 
the b ra n c h o f a t r e e to th e fire.

c a m p 

E o la C lifton, d ire c to r, w as in ­
tr o d u c e d . 
She gave a welcom e 
a d d re ss to all new m e m b ers. Miss 
T h elm a D illingham, f a c u lty spon- 
o f T e-W A A -H iss, also ta lked
to th e girls, te llin g th e m of th e 
w ork of Te-W A A -H iss.

T h e p r o g r a m ended w ith songs. 
Follow ing th e council c a m p f ire , 
eleven girls re m a in e d all n ig h t f o r 
J a cabin p a r ty . 

t

M. V. C A R S O N

Carson Enters 
For Engineering 
Assembly Place

Early Completion of Union 
Building Favored By 
Candidate

t h a t 

fro m 

th e
M. V. Carson, a ju n i o r in 
a n ­
College o f E n g in e e rin g , h as 
n ounce d as a c a n d id a te f o r a s ­
se m b ly m a n 
college. 
C a rson h as been p r o m in e n t in e n ­
g in e erin g , h av in g t a k e n place in 
a 
in tr a m u r a l a th le tic s a n d being 
c h a r t e r m e m b e r o f th e T ex a s A e ­
ro n a u tic s Society, w hich is s p o n ­
sored b y th e e n g in ee rs.

He b as es his c a n d id a c y on 

an 
t h a t all p a r ts of 
e a r n e s t desire 
the s t u d e n t 
body shall b e n e f it 
e qu ally in all th ings u n d e r ta k e n by 
th e S t u d e n t s ’ Assem bly, H e b e ­
lieves t h a t th is ca n b est be rea ched 
th e 
by th e e a r ly com pletion of 
U nion B uilding, a n d pledges his 
s u p p o r t to th e e n te r p ris e .

Yell Leaders To 

Meet Today at 4

Today's Balloting 
Determines New
Assembly Posts f?

V oting for new rep resen ta tiv es to the Students’ A ssem bly and tw o 
constitutional am endm ents w ill begin at 8 o’clock this m orning and 
continue until I o ’clock, when the polls will close. 

*

Ballot boxes will be located in the follow in g places: corridor of 
Main Building, Law B uilding, E n gin eerin g B uilding, Education 
Building, R Hall, 
and B. Hall.
Students w ill v ote in their respec
tiv e schools.

Freshman Girls 

50 Per C ent Must V o t e
A vote of 50 p e r c e n t of 

th e 
s tu d e n t body m u st be ca st f o r th e 
proposed a m e n d m e n ts to th e C on­
stitu tio n 

to become effective.

Rules to be observed in vo tin g 

a r e as follow s:

to vote twice.

1. No s tu d e n t shall be allowed 

2. No e le c tio n e e rin g 

of an y 
k in d shall ta k e place on election 
d a y within a b u ild in g w h erein is 
located a ballo t box.

3. AU s tu d e n ts v ote in 

th e ir 

r espectiv e schools.

4. All s tu d e n ts r e g is t e r e d f o r 
th e 
one or m ore 
School of E d u c a tio n v o te in t h a t

co u rse s 

in 

e le c t io n 

C o m p lete 

return* 
w ill be p o tt e d on T h e D a ily 
T e x a n B u lle tin B oard on 
t h e 
sou th tid e 
th e W o m a n ’t 
o f 
G y m n a siu m b e g in n in g this a f t ­
ern oon at 3 o ’clock. T a b u la ­
tio ns will c o n tin u e h ou rly u n ­
til the fin a l resu lts are o b t a i n ­
ed by the v o te counter*.

To Hear Talks 
On How to Study

Meaning of Majors, Minors 
To Be Explained By 
Dr. Tharp

L e c tu r e s on “ How 

t o S tu d y ” 
will be given f r e s h m a n girls this 
T u e s d a y n ig h t a t 6 :4 5 o’clock in 
all of th e do rm ito rie s. T he house 
p r e s id e n ts will preside.

Dr. B. C. T h a r p will give 

i n ­
s tr u c t io n s on how to use th e c a t ­
alo g u e and 
th e m e a n in g o f m a ­
j o r s an d m in o rs; Miss M a ry E liz ­
a b e th D ec h erd and Mr. J. W. C al­
h o u n will ex plain m e th o d s 
in 
s t u d y i n g m a th e m a ti c s ; Mrs. C. IL 
Tullis will ta lk on n o te t a k in g and 
in h is t o r y ; Dr. W. A. 
m e th o d s 
la b o ra to r y 
F e lsin g will 
m e th o d s a n d stu d y m e th o d s 
in 
science.

exp lain 

school, all s tu d e n ts r e g is te r e d fo r 
o ne or m ore courses in jo u r n a lis m 
v o te in t h a t d e p a r tm e n t .

ta k in g w ork in 

5. All s tu d e n ts r e g is te r e d 

in 
t h e College o f A rts a n d Sciences 
shall vote in t h a t college, e x c ep t 
jo u r n a lis m 
those 
o r education. T he 
l a t t e r m ay 
v o te e ith e r in th e College o f A rts 
a n d Sciences, or th e d e p a r t m e n t 
o f jo u rn alism , o r th e School 
of 
E d u c a tio n ; b u t no s t u d e n t m ay 
v o te in tw o d e p a r tm e n ts .

6. N u m b e r t h e c a n d id a te s 
in 
th e o r d e r of y o u r choice, t h a t is, 
I, 2, 3, etc.

D o not scratch a n y b allo t.
7. Both m e n a n d w o m en s tu ­

d e n ts vote f o r all ca n d id a te s.

Six Girls Named 

For Council Jobs

Six girls w ere selected f o r th e 
fre s h m a n council by th e f re s h m a n 
officers a n d th e Cap and Gown 
council M onday a f te rn o o n .

A dele H a t c h e t t 

an d E u n ic e 
Coulee f ro m S cottish R ite D o rm i­
to ry , F lo re n c e Cone f ro m K irb y 
Hail, C aroline W illiam s, F lo re n c e 
Weller, and E v elyn C alhoun 
of 
A u stin w ere th e girls selected.

M a ry M a rg a re t Glasscock, p r e s ­
id e n t of Cap a n d Gown, presided 
o v er th e jo in t council m eetin g . The 
fre sh m a n officers a r e D ina J a c k ­
son, p r e sid e n t; A n a m a r ie Davis, 
vice p r e sid e n t; Zulu W illiam s, sec­
r e t a r y ; R uth T a lia f e r o , t r e a s u r e r ; 
an d V eru E liz a b e th E ikel, 
re 
p o rte r.

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Handman Named

O n 
\ - r i l 

F R A N K G R IF F IS

Griffis Enters 

Assembly Race 
In B.A. School

S e n i o r Bids for Office 
After Three Years 
On Campus

from 

F r a n k G riffis, 

G riffis bids f o r 

a se n io r in the 
School of Business A d m in is tra ­
tion, h a s a n n o u n c ed his ca ndida cy 
as a r e p r e s e n ta t iv e 
th a t 
school to th e S tu d e n ts ’ Assembly.
th e s t u d e n t s ’ 
vote in th e election with an a s s e r ­
the 
tion o f sincere 
School of Business A d m in is tra tio n 
and its in te rests , t o g e t h e r w ith a 
dee p re s p e c t 
for th e c o n c e rn of 
o th e r schools on th e cam pus.

lo y a lty 

to 

To 

te s t new Issues w ith p r u ­
den c e; to co n sid er revisions p r a c ­
tically; to weigh all m e a s u r e s with 
im p a r tia lity ; and to f o s te r a s p ir it 
of good fellowship is t o r e n d e r a 
a 
service m ade m ore valu ab le by 
c o n c re te know ledge o f t h e p r o b ­
lems o f such an assem bly g ained 
th ro u g h th r e e y e a r s o f tr ia l and 
p ra c tic e in associated fields, 
his 
frie n d s believe.

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Hogg Club Holds 

Tryouts for 15

T h e lm a 

T. D. Cobbs 

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M a n a g e r Plan F e lli n g ? ”

“ P r o p e r t y Deficiency in Munici-

T h e girls who m a d e th e tr ip 
w ere E liz ab e th H u f f m a n , E ola
I n 'W h a t '" R e s p e c t . Is th e C i t y | R i f t o n H m n a s e l l . B r a d e n , L a
V e r n e N ow o tn y , Evelyn E ck e rt, 
M uriel T e lfe r, V ir g in ia Brins- 
m ode, Lois M. B row n , M a r g a r e t 
C u n n in g h a m , B e tty P f e u f f e r , Mar- 
e t G rim es, S heila Mullins.

E ssays should n o t exceed KL­
GCX) w ords. Those w ish in g to e n ­
t e r th e c o n te s t m a y o b ta in all in ­
f o rm a tio n fro m th e o ffic es in G a r ­
rison Hall, it w a s a n n o u n c e d . 

Cobbs Appointed 
City Attorney

N orvell, Kila Mae 
B rid ges, K a th e r in e Bridges, Lo- 
rine Williams, A n n a B ryce, K ay 
Hill, Merceill L eisner, M arie 
Bowles, 
Gladys 
R u th J u n k i n , 
Maddocks, W illena My, W innie 
W rig h t, C la r a Mae A rr in g to n , 
a f o r m e r s t u d e n t i A n n a In g ra m , F ra n c e s L aughlin. 
Ivy P ay n e, 
of 
city a t t o r n e y of J M a r g a r e t Bell, Z eda La Cina, 
bee n ap p o in te d 
San A ntonio. Cobbs first a t te n d e d j G enevieve Nelville, D o ro th y Foil- 
A.&M. a n d la te r he a t te n d e d th e I d re n , P a n z y B razen, R om a Rog- 
U n iv ersity , w h ere he received his j era, E liz a b e th R ogers, E liz abe th 
b a c h e lo r of laws d e g r e e , a n d th e j West, H elen T h e d f o r d , Minnie 
U n iv e rsity of M ichigan, w here he j L eife ste, M ildred 
Lippe, Eliza- 
R u th B oren, J o s e p h in e C o m e r ,
took special cou rses in law. 
B e g in n in g his political c a r e e r a s beth B o ren , K a th e r in e K endricks. 
a p a g e in the T e x a s S e n a t e , Cobbs! Inez M c F a rla n d , N o ra Bell Fie,
has se rv e d as s e c r e ta r y to th e ju - j G lo ria Y antis, E le a n o r B roadw ell,
dic iary c o m m ittee of th e S e n a te , 
M a r jo r y R obinson, and M a ry Lee 
I n te r n a t io n a l - 
th e 
a t t o r n e y 
W eston.
G r e a t N o r t h e r n ra ilro a d , a t t o r n e y 
fo r th e U nited S ta te s r a ilro a d a d ­
m in is tr a tio n d u r in g th e w ar. U ntil 
th e tim e of his a p p o i n tm e n t a s city
a t t o r n e y , h e baa f o r m a n y y e a r . ^

T h e g u e s ts w ere Misses T h elm a 
Dillingham , E liz a b e th M aguire, 
H ele n W oo dm an , C obby de Stiv- 
and 
 J o h n • A n d e r u n M cC urdy, 

th e U n iv e r s ity , h as r e c e n tly j 

. ers, D o ro th y Peacock, Mr. 

Louise R obinson, 

f o r 

j 

' b e e n a m e m b e r o f a S an A n to n .o M r an(j M r „ 

D W oo d b u ry .

law firm.

Cowboys Practice

Drills Today at 5

Officers Elected By 

Alpha Delta Sigma

Drills by th e Cow boys will be j A lp h a D elta S igm a, 

h o n o r a r y 
held a t 5 o ’clock th is a f te r n o o n in and p ro fe ssiona l a d v e r tis in g f ra - 
the 
f r o n t o f th e Main B uilding, a c - 1 t e m i t y , elected officers 
c o rd in g to a s t a t e m e n t issued by I p r e s e n t y e a r a t a m e e tin g M onday 
J a k e L ooney Monday. M em bers j night. T h e follow ing m en w ere 
Peck, 
a r e r e q u e s te d to call a t th e S i g m a | elec ted 
Nu ho u se b e tw e e n 2 i S 0 a n d 5 p r e s id e n t; C u lv er S m yth e. 
vice 
th e Main p re sid e n t, and A lf re d Melinger, 
o’clock 
Building, L ooney a n n o u n c e d . 

s e c r e ta r y - tr e a s u r e r .

to office: C h a rles 

f r o n t o f 

fo r 

in 

j 

_o 

T he 

. • n ll 

f r a t e r n i t y discussed 

State Druggists 
rp m* 
1 O M e e t in L ia n a s ku r n H arre ll, 

its
proposed activities f o r the y ea r,
A c o m m itte e co n s istin g of Wil- 
J a m e s
I G a r r e t t M cK innon, a n d Lee W'y-
T h e ex e cu tiv e c o m m itte e o f t h e ! s o n g w as ap p o in te d f o r th e p ur- 
S ta te P h a r m a c e u tic a l A ssociation pose of c a r r y i n g on p le dg ing ac- 
w'ill m e e t 
A p plic ations f o r 
L oan F u n d s , w hich a r e given each
year to advanced pharm acy stu- Alcalde Gift Issue 
dent.s, w ill be placed b efore th e 
association fo r con sid eration. 

in Dallas W e dnesday, tiv itie s.
th e P h a r m a c y j 

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D i s t r i b u t e d I O d a y

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GERMAN VISITS CAMPUS 
G ene Germ an, 

form er 

j The first issue o f the year o f

y ell I the A lcalde, m agazine p ub lish ed . 

election 

C h e ste r Day, 

A m e e tin g o f all yell 

judge , 
h as a n n o u n c ed t h a t t h e follow in g 
student ju d g e s will officiate in the 
election to d a y :

le a d e rs 
has been called by “ S h o r ty ” I r v ­
this 
ing T e n n a n t f o r 
4 o’clock 
T u e sd a y a f t e r n o o n in T Hall 
to 
p ra c tic e ye lls a n d m a ke p la n s f o r tio n ; 
the com ing O k lah o m a game.

R oy C a no n, School o f E d u ca - 
Douglas N e w to n and M ary 
H a tc h e r, ac ad em ic b o x ; C laren c e
T e n n a n t asked f h a t th e follow - 1 S to d d a rd , C ollege of E n g in e e r in g ; 
and
Roy C otulla, School o f Business 
A d m in is tra tio n ; Bill W hite, M a r ­
S tee re , 
vin Brow n, a n d A llan 
School o f Law.

ing m e m b e r s of his s t a f f be pres- Roy Box, G eorge K e a rle y , 
e n t : S e y m o u r “ H o o ty ” H ootkins, 
Edw ard “ B u b b a ” R e h m a n n , 
a n d 
H orace “ B u s” M orelock.

~o-

Benedict Visits 

School of Mines

P r e s i d e n t H. Y. B e n e d ic t r e ­
t u r n e d to A ustin M o n d a y a f t e r a 
nix day visit in El P aso a t 
the 
School o f Mines. H e w as ac co m ­
p an ied on th e tr i p by W. R. Long, 
a u d ito r.

Dr. B enedict le f t t h e city again 
M onday night f o r a t r i p to Col­
lege S ta tio n .

 

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Rhodes Winners

Announced Today

P a y n e E xplain*

ad d 

R o b e rt P a y n e , p r e s id e n t o f th e 
explained 
th e 

S tu d e n ts ’ A ssociation, 
the prop osed a m e n d m e n ts to 
c o n s titu tio n by sa y in g :
“ T h ese a m e n d m e n ts 

one 
m ore s t u d e n t to th e B oard 
of 
P u b lica tio n s a n d provide t h a t th e 
im p e a c h m e n t 
B oard can s u g g e st 
do 
o f P u b lica tio n s officials who 
not p e r f o r m 
such 
c harg es to go to the S t u d e n t s ’ As­
sembly a n d to th e council f o r con­
sideratio n.

t h e i r d u ties, 

a r e 

“ T h ese a m e n d m e n ts 

n ot 
n a t u r e . 
co ntro v e rsial 
T hey do n o t affect 
th e p r e s e n t 
method o f se lec tin g editors. T h e y 
eonse-
make no c h a n g e of a n y 

t h e i r 

in 

t ' v*

T h e Rhodes S c h o la rsh ip c o m - j G.uenCe J " 

t h e , p r e s c n l organiza- 
p r o c e d u re excep t to give 
A d e n i a a n o t h e r r e p re se n t* - 

m itte e will a n n o u n c e th e five w i n - 1 t ’on 
n in g a p p lic a n ts to d a y , Dr. D. A. 
P enick, c h a ir m a n of t h e com m it- 
toe an d p r o fe s s o r o f classical lan- 
guage s, a n n o u n c e d M onday a f t e r - j ar,d 
noon. 

i 
S even s t u d e n t s ap plied 

e o m m itte e 
last S a t u r d a y fo r the 
scholarship, which will e n title the 
h o ld e r to a t te n d O x fo rd U niversity 
in E n g la n d .

m e r g i n g of th e Longhorn
H a n g e r c u t down th e stu-
j d en t m e m b e rsh ip on th e Board by
to th e 0TU‘ m e m b e r and th is a m e n d m e n t
is to c o r r e c t t h a t situation. U nder 
th L plan th e m e m bership will r e ­
main th e sa m e e x c e p t th at, th e re 
will be tw o m e m b e rs instead 
of 
one e lec ted by the S tu d e n ts ’ As- 
O nly tw o m en will be chosen 
ernbljfe T he Board will th e n con-
f ro m each sta te , a n d th e nam es o f
th e Uni- I stet of t h e ed ito rs o f The T exan , 
t h e w in n e r s 
v ersify w ill be c o n s id e r e d w ith t h e th e C a ctu s, 
th e Longhorn- 
w in n e rs fro m th e o t h e r u n i v e r s e : Ranger, th e p r e s id e n t of th e S tu ­
p e s rn T ex a s f o r th e scholarship, dan)** A ssociation, tw o m em bers 
A s t a t e c o m m itte e will m a k e th e of th e S t u d e n ts ' A ssembly, 
and 
selection. 

I three f a c u l t y m em bers.

fro m 

anil 

f o r 

th e 

— ........

R e p re se n ta tiv e s 

club
w ere ch osen for the inter-society
d eb ates, a t 
the
H ogg D e b a tin g Club M onday
night. O u t o f the fifteen tr y in g
out, t h e follow ing five w e r e se-
F n m m i f t # * # * le tte d : 
Shelby F rie d m a n , L e ste r
V U H t t l U l l E C g o o n e H a ro ld S chm idt, Milburn
i L a th a n , a n d a lte r n a t e , E dw in Ben-

th e m e e tin g of 

Dr. Max S. H a n d m a n , p r o fe sso r 
of economics a t 
th e U n iv ersity , 
has been n am ed a m e m b e r on the 
co m m ittee of fellowship in th o S o ­
cial Science R esearch C ouncil. The 
council o p e r a te s on a g r a n t 
of 
$425,000 fro m 
th e R oc k efeller 
F o u n d a tio n , a n d is m e a n t to e n ­
c o u ra g e w ork in th e social sciences 
the 
a m o n g th e y o u n g e r m en 
field in th e U nite d S ta te s.

in 

Newman Hall Girls

Select Officers

nett.

Tho first d eb a te f o r 

th e club 
will be held O ctober 27 with the 
A th n e a u m L ite ra ry S ocie ty as the 
opponent.

T h r e e new' m em bers, J o e S p u r­
lock, Shelby F rie d m a n , a n d F . A. 
W a te rs, w e r e elected to m e m b e r ­
ship.

T he p ro g ra m fo r th e n e x t m e e t­
ing will consist of a d e b a te be­
tw e e n 
th e r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s in th e 
inte r-so c iety debate. E dw in Ben-
... 
nett w in 
in New W o rk City.” 
will
P e te rs o n
G r u n t . ”

O M g W arfare I t 
F r e d e r ic k 
“ W eekly

give 

l i l y . 

th e

. 

. 

Basketball Courts

Ready January I

th e ir 
N ew m a n Hall g irls held 
long 
election o f officers f o r th e 
last week. Lillian U r- 
session 
b an ovsk y was selected as p re si­
d e n t ; E le a n o r L uedcke, s e c r e ta r y 
and senior r e p r e s e n ta t iv e ; C le m e n ­
tin e H ecker, ju n io r r e p r e s e n t a t i v e ; 
Mildred Jelinek, sophom ore r e p r e ­
se n ta tiv e , 
J e a n e t t e Shaw, 
fre s h m a n representative.

a n d 

B o d e ssa C a r t e r , p r e s id e n t of the 
last y ea r, w as elec ted h o n ­

Tim roof o f th e n e w A udito r- 
ium -G ym nasium p r o b a b ly will bs 
co m p leted in firm* f o r th e b a s k e t­
ball gam es of th e c o m in g season, 
J. S. M o rgan of El P aso , c o n t r a c ­
p r o g re ss 
to r, said Monday. 
c o n tin u es a s rapidly a* it is 
a t 
p r e se n t, the roof will b e finished 
by J a n u a r y I , he a d d e d . W ork 
on th e r o o f will s t a r t a s soon as
D „ 
the st eel work ha,- been com pleted.
ny uecnera s wiass About one.third of th(. ,teel work
C o n c re te
T h e girls o f Miss M a ry Kech- flo o rs have been p o u re d , a n d th e 

Picnic Held Today

hall 
o r a r y president.
 

com pleted. 

has been 

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r i . . . 

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I f 

. 

“ It 

e r d s S u n d a y School class will be wajj5 jn f r o n t have been s ta r t e d , 
e n t e r ta i n e d 
t o d a y w ith a picnic I
a t th e home o f C. E . B a r r e t t in 
P e m b e rto n H eights. T ho se g o in g 
t h a t
on th e picnic have been a s k ed to 
th e 
m e et a t the Bible C h a ir o f 
'" r<' wiU bo any u«"’05ltion *”
a t
these a m e n d m e n t* . T h ey a r e rec-1 U n iv e r s it y M e th o d ist C h u rch 
t h e 5 o ’clock. Transportation will be
th e B a r r e t t
th e f u rn is h e d th e m to 

S tea m lin e W o rk 
T o S ta r t

W ork will begin w ith in a s h o r t 
tim e o r th e new s te a m tu n n e l fo r 
th e A u d ito riu m -G y m n asiu m .

a n tic ip a te d 

n o t 

is 

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Murphy Makes Talk 
J 

A r 

 

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A sh o r t 

A AA 
A t Monday Vespers nm m e l d e d unanimously by 
S tu d e n ts ’ A ssem bly and by 
Board ■ o f P ublications. T he only j home.
m a tte r o f co n c ern is g e t tin g BO 
per c e n t o f th e s t u d e n t body 
to 
I hope t h a t e v e ry stu d e n t 
vote. 
a 
will feel his responsibility as 
citizen o f th e c a m p u s a n d go to

th e su b je ct 
“ F r ie n d s h ip ,” w as m a d e M onday 
a f t e r n o o n by th e Rev. D. B. M u r ­
phy a t th e r e g u l a r Y.W .C.A . ves­
p e r service in th e g ir ls ’ stu d y hall 
in th e Main Building.

ta lk 

on 

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Prizes Offered

In Design Work

A piano solo by I r e n e Z e r c h t f I 
an d a vocal solo by H ilda Moles-! 
w o rth c o m p le te d t h e p r o g ra m . 

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Thc tw o C o n s titu tio n al am cnd- 
merits to be voted on to d a y a r e

 

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W. O . WASHINGTON VISITS 
th e S tu d e n t* ’ Assent-
W. O. W ashington, county e n - 1 hly w ill have the po w er to elect
. . . 
™e Board

I as fo llo w s:

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T h e f re s h m e n in th e d e p a r t m e n t 
o f a r c h ite c tu r e a r e now a t w ork 
on a problem in a r c h ite c tu r a l de­
sign. The class h a s been divided 
into tw o sections, and p rize s a re 
b ein g offered fo r the b e s t solution 
of th e problem .

T he tu n n e l will c a r r y h o t w a te r 
and ste a m to th e G y m n a s iu m f o r 
the b e n e f it of th e a t h le te s , an d to 
a f f o r d h e a t fo r w in te r p ro gra m s.
T he t u n n e l will be laid alon g
Tom G re en S tr e e t . T h e c o n s tru c ­
tion w ork will cost $51,000. 

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Mather and Smith 

To Return Tonight

leader at the U n iv ersity and g r a d -1 by the E x-S tu d en ts’ A ssociation, j g in ecr o f Cameron C ounty and a two /*?., 
uate o f the School o f B u siness Ad- w ill be issued th is Tuesday. The ; graduate o f the C ollege o f Engi- of PubpCRtion*. 
the 
m inistration in 1928. is in A ustin m agazine will be 
for the w eek. Mr. German is em- than last year and w ill have 
ployed by a firm o f public 
cou n ian ts in D allas. He will 
;main in Austin until Friday.

th e 
T ex a s O klah om a gam e a t th e Dab
a Saturday. Mr. W ashington stated bly and the Board o f Publications | jaa Fair Park Grounds, October 19, 
I that 50 m iles o f th e 100-m ile pav- j wi 11 have th e power to bring inv and tick ets to the play, The Red
a g a in s t, R obe.” The tick ets w ere secured 
[by Professor S. E. Gideon,

ac- new cover design. 
re-

^
.students Assem

in size n ee ring, visited on the 

[county had been completed, 

Turn to Page 6, CoL 3 

issue distributed today 

the “g ift number.” 

is ing program 

the pc ach m eat 

T he prizes a r e 

planned by 

proceedings 

cam pus 

tic k e ts 

larger 

The 

to 

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[ 

Dr. W. T. M ather, professor o f 
physics in the U niversity, and W . 
A. Sm ith, secretary o f the Y. M. 
j C, A ., w ill return to n ig h t from 
j Oklahoma C ity, w her th ey a tten d ­
e d the S outhw est Field Council.

C r a w f o r d ’s f rie n d s believe him 
to be th o r o u g h ly d e p e n d a b le , s in ­
c e r e , and c a p a b le of d o in g c r e d it 
to th is office.

Geologists Leave 

On Field Trip Today

M e m b ers of th e g r a d u a t e class 
in s t r u c t u r a l geology will 
leave 
th is T u e sd a y m o r n in g f o r an all­
d ay field tr i p t o th e C e n tr a l M in­
era l R eg ions in L lano C o u n ty to 
s tu d y 
th e 
th e r o c k se c tio n s of 
section.

D r. E. H. S e lla rd s will a c c o m ­
p a n y th e f o u r te e n s t u d e n ts in th e 
class. Class m e m b e r s a r e J a m e s 
Boyles, S ta n le y Allen, C h e s te r 
B a rn e s, H a r o ld Joseph, J. M. H a n ­
cock, E liz a b e th H in d m a n , 
Lon 
Ogg, F r a n k W estcock, A lb e r t D u r ­
h am , Ivan S m ith, J o e H o r n b e r g e r , 
A rt P a r k e r , a n d G eorge Kidd.

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Members of Ashbtel 

Give Book Reviews

S o ciety 

Ashbel L i t e r a r y 

will
m e e t T h u rs d a y , O c to b e r 17, a t 5 
o ’clock. M ary J o F itz g e r a ld will 
rev ie w “ T h e C a v a lie r o f T e n n e s ­
se e ,” by M e re d ith N icholson. T he 
rev ie w will be the f i r s t giver, u n ­
d e r th e plan o f h a v in g th e m e m ­
b e r s give book review s.

B aseb all F a n s 
H e a r C ro w d s R o a r 
In R a d io R e p o rts

have 

bee n 

o f 
W ith all t h e enthusiasm 
eye-w itnesses, crow ds o f s t u ­
g a t h e r i n g 
d e n ts 
daily in f r o n t of th e Co-Op to 
listen 
r e p o r ts 
to p lay -b y-p lay 
the W o r lu S eries baseball 
of 
gam es. T h e 
r e p o r ts w e r e 
b r o a d c a st th r o u g h th e N ational 
B roadcasting C om pany’s 
na­
tion-w ide 
net-w ork. Graham 
M cNam ee, a w orld-fam ous an­
nouncer, has been a t the m i­
crophone.

The baseball fa n s who have 
congregated in fron t o f the Co- 
Op have been able to hear the 
roar o f the crow ds, th e playing 
■of the bands, and som etim es it 
has been possible to 
d etect 
the sharp click sound m ade as 
the ball le ft the bat.

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Fireside Forum •’ 
Programs to Get 
Underway Soon

Committee Completes Plans 
At Wednesday’s 
Meeting

Faculty Serves

Fraternities and Boarding 
Houses Represented 
At Gathering

th e 

ex ecu tiv e 

F iresid e Forum program s spon­
sored by the Y. M. C. A. w ill be­
gin soon, “ B loc” Sm ith, secretary 
o f tho Y. M. C. A ., has announced. 
com m ittee w ill 
The 
m eet W ednesday ev en in g a t 
7 
y ea r’s 
o’clock to com plete 
program . The com m ittee is com ­
posed o f nine m em bers; th ey are 
Dean V. I. Moore, Dr. W. T. Ma­
ter, and Dr. W. A. F elsin g , fa c ­
u lty m em bers; J. M, Hancock, R.
G. D urst, 
and W. M. Scanlan, 
from the In ter-F raternity Coun­
cil; Hoskell Hoberta, Hugh Gos­
se tt, and Ford C hauncey from the 
boarding houses.

Last year 240 forum s w ere held 
w ith a total attend ance o f 6,200 
students. F ifty -fiv e m em bers from 
the facu lty served as leaders on 
th e programs. T hose who took 
part were Dean H. T. Parlin, 
Clyde L ittlefield , Dr. L. W. P ayne, 
Dr. W. T. M ather, Dr. O. R. 
Cham bers, John McCurdy, E. C.
H. B antel, Dean T. U . T aylor, E. 
K. M cGinnis, Judge D. F . Bobbitt, 
Dr. J. B. W harey, Dr. R. A. Law, 
Dr. W. J. Battle, Dr. D. A. Pen- 
ick, Dr. J. A. F itzgerald , L. T. 
Bellm ont, Dr. E. P. Schoch, and 
others.

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\

Hammond Enters 
Assembly Race In 
Graduate School

Experience and A b i l i t y 
Qualify Candidate For 
Election

J im H a m m o nd has announced
his c a n d id a c y a s representative to 
th e S t u d e n ts ’ A ssem bly from the 
G r a d u a t e School in the election to 
be held to d a y ,

H am m o n d bases bis candidacy 
on ab ility , his tw o y e a r s ’ 
exper­
ience as a m e m b e r o f tile A ssem ­
bly fro m the E n g in e e r in g School, 
an d know ledge of stud en t needs 
and problem s.

His frie n d s support him in his 
ca ndida cy bec ause 
b elieve 
t h a t his q u a lific a tio n s fit him fo r 
th e office.

th e y 

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Students W elcome

Steers and Band

An e n th u s ia s tic ovation g r e e te d 
tHe victo rio u s T e x a s te a m a n d th e 
L onghorn Band w h en th e y a r r iv e d 
a t th e Missouri, K ansas, a n d T e x a s 
sta tio n on th e T e x a s Special f ro m
F ay ettev ille , A rk ., S u n d ay n ig h t
 Aboul n s te m

^

“ S h o r ty ” T e n a n t , 

.
h u n d r e d s tu d e n ts w e r e a t th e s t a ­
tion to w elcom e t h e hom e-com ers.
yell 
le ad e r, led th e yells on th e sta tio n 
p la tf o rm , a n d th e L o n g h o rn Band 
th e s t u d e n ts m a rc h e d 
played as 
up C ongress A venue.

h e a d 

“ On b eh a lf o f th e te a m a n d o f 
the o th e r yell le a d e rs ,” sa id T e n ­
na n t, “ I w a n t to t h a n k a l l 
th e 
stu d e n ts fo r ‘t u r n i n g o u t’ a s th e y 
did S u n d ay , a n d I hope th e y will 
keep it up u n til th e end o f 
th e 
season. 
I w a n t to se e t h e sa m e 
crow'd, and m ore, a t th e pep r a lly 
n e x t T h u rs d a y n ig h t in th e O pen 
A ir T h e a te r . ”

Dr. Schoch Aids In

Installing Plant

D r. E. P. Schoch, p r o fe sso r o f 
ch e m is try an d d ir e c to r o f th e b u ­
re a u of in d u stria l ch e m istry a t the 
S o o n U niversity, has j u s t r e t u r n e d from 
L am esa w h ere he assisted a t th e 
installation o f a new w a te r w o r k s 
system . T he new p la n t, which 
t u r n s o u t 400,000 gallons o f w ater 
daily, was desig ned by Dr. Schoch. 
F r a n k W. Je ssen , t u t o r in chem is­
t r y a n d a s s is ta n t chem ist in th e 
b u r e a u , accom panied Dr. Schoch. 
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Simmons Accepts

Littlefield Position

M iss Erma Sim m ons o f A ustin 
has resigned as assistan t in the d e­
p a rtm e n t of English at th e U ni­
versity to accept a teaching posi­
tion in the L ittlefield C ollege at 
Littlefield.

Miss Sim m ons received 

her 
bachelor o f arts degree from the 
U niversity in 1 9 2 8 and her mas­
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ter o f arts degree in 1929, 

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

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1929.

OKLAHOMA PRESENTS TOUGH TEAM SA TURD A Y
Athletics End Series 

Dignowity Begins

will be a doubles match between 
COMMITTEE TRIES
I Johnny Van Ryn, and Wilmer Al- 
r * / \ Q V I S I T H / i r D / ^ l T D i Fon’ ^ i mkledoi» champions and
rUK HALL, WLKLUK vktor9 over the French in the
Davis Cup play inst summer, and
I Berkeley Bell and Lewis White,
In addition to the bringing of runners up in the national doubles

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Hartman Dignowity, 

Foreman Training
teacher- 
training bureau at the University, 
has started his foreman training 
work in the oil refining industry

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internationally ,ity T ‘* Wh° **” ' ? r “ 0*’f

Johnny Van Ryn, Edith Cross, and j to u rn am en t Ruth Bailey, Univer-: in Baytown. H^ iU *ate£ ®
• - 
Midge Gladman,
,<® 
as a leading woman tennis player
known tennis stars whose appear- }ast summer.( probably will take
ante in Austin has been assured j the court against some of the vis- 
for the coming week-end, the com -1 Ring women players, 
mittec in charge 
has announced j 
' that efforts are being made to se- 
I cure Gilbert Hall and Fritz Mer-, 
exhibition I

---------***— training class with the Magnolia
In De-
Company at Beaumont.
cern ber, he will open a training 
conference in the oil and gas in­
dustries at Breckenridge.

W E AR E PLEA SED

In 3-1 Win Over Cubs

f.perteJ to Th* fto d p TVxmn

t 

Varsity Tennis 
Squad to Play 
U. of Oklahoma

SHIKE BARK, Philadelphia, 
Oct. 14.-—A great ninth-inning j 
rally gave 
the Philadelphia A th -; 
let ic* the fifth game, 8-2, and the • 
World Scries title here this aft-! 
emoon, a fte r they had been baf-1 
fled by the m asterful pitching of 
Put M a l on e fo r eight innings tin-
‘" ‘V 
 
'J***- « • '» " * h»:'i '• ' hwl 
Austin Within Few 
one of the best games that ever
hod been chalked up to the credit 
Week*
of a pitcher during a series, but
... 
„ 
, . 
University and that he believed I
the hard-hitting A’s then collected
hits un.) three rwn« ti *etwl! 
f 
match** vvi 
e in- ^ team would take most of the j
t h i s 
four hits and three run* to «•««! traduced a t the University 
him m ournfully from the Monad J year, when the Oklahoma tennis

M stchs. Will Be played In I match** to be played on the A w -

• • Athletic Club .'....rte.

for the series of 

m a t c h e s next

The featu re of 

the exhibition

U / : .L ; _ e

If* 

* 

l

. 

' " i f ' ' * 1'. 

row, Hornsby 

the Longhorn squad. 

The Cubs grew warm Sn 

 “ ra' B l " J* -xas im ,m "J* * J 
, 
I he I 

, k. | t*“
the With 
fourth, a fte r the two big gun--, of | date has not been set, but Dr.
and i>, A, Penick, coach of the Long-
m urderers' 
Hack Wilson, had gone out. Guy-1 horn*, is trying to make arrang**-
ier doubled to sta rt the hitting, j ments to have the matches played
and Stephenson walked behindj here Saturday, October 26. 
If
him.
send 
Stephenson to third. Stephenson1 will not conflict with the Texas-
for J 
scored on Taylor’s single to cen­
ter. The scoring 
ended when 
Pat Malone struck out.
At this stage of 

Rice football game schedule 
that day

. H M H B 

the 

-

Grimm singled to center, to this date is agreed on, the matches j , 
Cuyler scampering home and will bt* played early so th at they J_______ _________ I

spring.

. 

S q u ad ro n whose names were I
Squadmen whose names were 
I
 
announced were Bell (captain),! 
Barnes, Taylor, La Cost©, Johnson, 
Caldwell, Minchen, Ferguson, Key, I 
McNair), Cann, Boren, Barnhill, I 
Smith, Mc Masters. Master son, I 
Morris, Ammanrv, Cooper, Dlugo
.

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V o t e for BONE— A s s e m b l y
p o lit Experiment ■ 
with'your Appears nee

TO ANNOUNCE

A R ED U CTIO N IN T H E PRICE O F CLEA N IN G 
ANI ) PR E SSIN G M EN ’S SUFI’S A N D L A D IE S ’ 
DRESSES.

B eginning Today, October 14th, w e will 
clean and press m en’s suits and plain
lad ies’ dresses

For $1.00

*

T h is red u ction in price is m ad e p o ssib le b ecau se 
of the in creased volu m e o f b u siness brought about 
by the liberal p a tro n a g e w h ich w e a re e n jo y in g 
from th e A u stin p e o p le , and it is our d e sir e to give 
our custom ers th e a d v a n ta g e o f th is volu m e.

In m akin g this red u ction in p rice, w e w ish 
to 
assure our cu stom ers th at th ere w ill be no lo w erin g 
of the q u a lity of w ork m an sh ip or serv ice, fo r w h ich 
this p la c e is n oted . W e h a v e b u ilt our rep u ta tio n 
on q u a lity w ork and w e w ill co n tin u e to im p rove it 
as n ew m ach in ery and m odern m eth o d s m a k e b e t­
ter q u a lity p o ssib le.

Bring us your suits and d resses, or p h o n e 2 -3 1 2 3 

and let us ca ll for th em .

Last year the two t e a m s m et in; 
the spring, with the University J 
netters, under the leadership of 
Captain Hugh Dunlap, winning all 
of the six matches played, without 
the loss of a single set. This year,
however, the opposition offered by 
win be greatly i bi­
the Sooners 
proved as a result of a summer 
spent in tournam ents o v e r 
the 
country.

In a meeting of all sq u ad ro n 
last night, Dr. Penick discussed the 
general attitu d e th at he desired 
every player to assume in order to 
have a strong team.

learned 

Captain Berkley Bell 

gave a 
short talk on his trip to the Ea>>t 
this summer and told of the things 
that he 
in his various i 
matches. His advise to the men 
was "Play every day if you < xpect j 
to learn tennis, because you can | 
only build yourself by correcting 
mistakes of practice."

Dr. Penick stated th at he felt 
th at this year should be the most 
successful in tennis history at the I

El e ct P H I F E R — A . . c m l , I ,

Drs. Koenig & Kott
F oot S p ecia lists
7 1 1 N o r w o o d B l d g . 
P h o n e 4 8 5 5

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game, 
Ehmke, who startled s po rid o rn a 
few days ago when he fanned 13 
Cubs in the initial W orld Series 
game, left the mound in favor of 
Rube Walberg, a big left-hander. 
Walberg had 
in 
little 
keeping the Cub* away from the 
plate during the rem ainder of the 
game.

trouble 

All w ent well with Malone un­
til the last half of the ninth. He 
had held the hard-hitting A’* to 
two taps, and the stage was all 
set for the Cub moundsman 
to 
claim one of the greatest victories 
in baseball. French hatted 
for 
Walberg in the ninth, but fanned. 
Then came Bishop, who let fly a 
sharp single over the left 
foul 
line. The stands were brought 
to their feet by a m ighty home 
run by Haas th at scored Bishop 
and tied up the old ball game. Al 
Simmon* smacked a stinging two- 
bagger into 
and 
center 
Jimmy Foxx walked. Milter end­
ed the aeries and brought another 
championship 
to Connie Mack 
with a hit that brought Simmons 
cantering home.

field, 

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Altern* Burch, Dorothy Dow Ti­
the
the week end 

ra an, and M argaret Moore of 
Zeta house spent 
in San Antonio.

Tiny Gooch, form er law ftibdcnt 
of the University and a member 
of Theta Xi fraternity, is prac­
tising law in Fort Worth.

V o t e f o r B I L L D Y E R 
F o r Jc-urnalistn A s s e m b l y m a n

ELECT 

Jimmy Nelson
Jou rn alistic A ssem b lym an

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A r k a n s a s vs. B a y l or I W a c o ) ,

Now th at

the St• a i ss have top-1

Sooner Machine 
Works Smoothly 
In Opening Tilt

Steers 

in Good Condition 

After Go With 
Razorback*

into 

Drawn 

limelight by 
the 
virtue- of their victory over the 
KUI .-b-heralftetf Porker* of Arkan 
has at Fayetteville last week, the 
Texan Longhorn* settled down to 
work again Monday, in prepara-j 
the Oklahoma Sooner 
lion 
for 
game at Dalit* 
next Saturday 
The Sooner team will he by fa r 
the 
the 
Steers have met this season, and 
the ■; 
should the Longhorn* beat 
Oklahoman* 
they will begin to ' 
rank with Baylor aa a conference j 
contender,

aggregation 

strongest 

j

I

j

Littlefield'* men came out of 
the gam** against the Razorback* 
in good condition, a 
' ‘charley 
horse" by Eddie Bedlar, a scalp 
sh by Big ‘Un Rose, and a
ga>
by Beaty 
couple of black even 
being the most serious 
injuries. 
Bouteria soreness will have disap­
peared by the end of the week, and 
Beatty will not bt kept out of prac­
tice. Big 'Un and Rut Vining 
bumped h'-ad* during the game 
Saturday, and the result was that 
I lr/ Hardwick** had to shave off 
•out# blond hair, and had to take 
a few stitches in the back of the 
left end's head.

Marty Karow, who scouted the

W ednesday Set A s 
F inal Day to Buy 
O klahom a Tickets

Wedneaday baa ban wet aa 
the last day on which blanket
tax application* from student* 
for eeaU af the Oklahoma gam* 
in Dallas next week will be ac­
cepted, Kd d i e , m anager of 
men'* Intercollegiate athletic*, 
announced Monday. Student* 
may file their applications by 
toking their blanket tax tickets 
by the Athletic Council office
window in Z Hall, and by filling 
out th#* blank* issued.

Application* 

ah o may be
made at the present time for 
rooter 
the
B.M U. and A.AM. game* by 
those holding blanket 
tax
ticket*.

section seat# a t 

Oklahoma game 

tickets for 
the general public have been
placed on sale a t the University 
the C. & H. Sporting 
Co-Op, 
Goods C o m p a n y , and the 
Jordan-Ellison Company.

the result. His words bear added 
weight, when it is remembered 
that he predicted a win for Texas 
a tte r he had seen the Porkers play 
Henderson Brown.
Last week 

Oklahoma beat 
Creighton College 26 -0 a t Nor­
man in a game th at brought to 
light a young sophomore star by 
the name of Warren. This lad 
was called “ a star among stars" 
in press report* f r o m Norman, 
when he contributed two of the 
Bonner 
long 
runs. Even the w riter of a staid
to com-
merit on the "beauty" of a par­
ti* ular brilliant long run by War- 
r* n. The new ntar wa* flanked by 
Kuch men as Tom Churchill, who 
will be remembered as a member 
of the 1928 Olympic team , Cap­
tain Frank Crider, Earl Flint, and 
Bus Mills, who have drawn favor­
able comment in past games.

touchdowns after 

the 

crop of Longhorns, and their a t­
titude is a good example of “ All 
for one, and one fo r all."

last week, had nothing but 
ton 
{/raise for the Oklahoma mac hine. 
Remarking that they clicked off 
plays like the great Aggie team of 
0 2 7 , he predicted th a t the bat­
tu* Saturday wuold be greatest of 
the e a r l y season for 
lo n g ­
horns, and wa* openly dubious of

pied the Porkers from their lofty ; .Sooners in their game with C reig h -, editorial column cho,***
pinnacle, they have wetted down 
to a schedule that finds but one 
funrn that might be 
term ed an 
easy one. Rice, who come* here 
October 26, should not offer any 
opposition to speak of, but every 
man must be in good condition at 
the right time if Texas is to win 
th** rest of the games. The game 
with the Sooners next week will 
be one of th*- hardest of the sea­
son, declared Marty Karoi*, who 
Monied the game at Norman last 
It will be remembered
Saturday. 
th at Marty came back from 
the 
Arkansan-Henderson Brown con-1 .... 0yer to Fayetteville to watch 
lest week before tent, saving t h a t ^ e Texas-Arkansas clash. Maybe 
anrj then again maybe he
Texas would win over the Pork- 1 
et*. 
j f h(, 
the p o n y vi„j. 
think about 
ful over the outcome of the g am eI toni had plenty 
{when they hoarded their train for
in Dallas next Saturday. 
■ Dallas Isnt night. T hat last quar-
Jinx Sacker, Waco sport wri | t«r attack will give Morrison 
a 
ter, predicted Arkansas to win by few choice tid-bits to chew on for 
the* | thij# wt,ek> amJ then th<, Texas-
a decisive score, but when 
game did not come out according j oklahoma game ought to add 
to hi prediction*, he was qui< 
to {my the following 
tribute 
li tt l e Ae Id: 

Statistics show th at the Creigh­
ton team, whieh week befort last 
drew attention by an 18- 0 victory 
over St. Mary’s, could gain by 26- 
yards from scrimmage against the
, 
first string play-! ^ 00n‘*rM> while the Oklahoma team
gained 
Oklahoma
scored on the nine first play* of 
the game, by taking the kiek-off 
and making a straight march to 
the opposite goal.

Ticket sates at the Norman In­
stitution, indicate th at there will 
be 6,000 rooters down for the Dal­
las game. Students have been 
tickets. A 65- 
sold over 2,000 
in new uni­
piece band, attired 
. .
. 
. 

k ; few more worries to his list. The I form ,‘ aU° wl ma ® 
1 play-by-play returns 
in!
i ov^y tm- wire didn't say what kind
by 
this Monday morning for j fa steer*, but if they were any- 
thol(C they've been us- 
they

n o t b* 0f passes were being tossed 

. They say th at Ray M orrison, _ 

w eek ly Meeting*

Schedule Posted

IL* apparently is a bit d oubt-1 (li,ln*t 

Sa perhaps it w o u ld 

325 yards, 
<125 yards. 

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to 

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A 

of 

partial 

schedule 

the 
weekly meetings of the student or­
ganizations was announced Mon­
day by Miss Dorothy Louise Ge- 
bauer, assistant dean of women. 
Additional organizations will be 
added to the list soon.

V o t e 

f o r B O N E - —- A s s e m b l y

an 

i t had 

were plenty bewildering.

W ry few listeners at the <’o»Qp 
test week 
knew why Cordy 
Brown wa* playing with his left 
ham! in splints. 
In the Texas- 
Centenary game, Gordy ripped tho 
end of his finger nearly off. Kel­
ley taped 
the Steer 
it up, and 
captain finished 
that game. Be­
fore leaving for Arkansas, Kel 
devised a protector for the fin-1 
ger which called for the splints. 
Phis slowed the Steer tackle down 
some, but didn’t lessen his effec-
l i v e n e s s ,

omit* 
•om* of the di.gruntlod T «m i ' th}njf 
exes who have always been o n the } in|f in practice all week, 
c o a c h ’* n e c k wlinn hi* 
t e a m did 
f e w b o u q u e t* j 
n o t w in , to pa** a 
t o C l y d e L i t t l e f i e l d , a g e n t l e m a n 
an 
i n e v e r y s e n s e o f t h e w o r d , 
litt le , 
u n t i r i n g w o r k e r , w h o say* 
b u t w h o s e t e a m s h o w e d s u c h 
r e - 1 
m a r k a b l e i m p r o v e m e n t d u e l a r g e - 1 
ly t o his e ffo r ts t h a t it o v e r c a m e 
th e 
rn t e a m w h ic h , a c c o r d i n g t o 
d o p e , 
o u t s i d e 
o n l y 
c h a n c e t o n o s e o u t . T h a t v i c t o r y 
s h o u l d c a u s e t h e L o n g h o r n g r a d s 
f o r e v e r . 
t h e i r h a m m e r s 
t o h i d e 
is
C l y d e L i t t l e f i e l d 
g e t t i n g a 
th e 
l i t t l e b e t t e r 
b e s t o u t o f his m a t e r i a l. T h a t '* 
t h e k in d o f c o a c h t h e y h a v e b e e n
innings
lo o k i n g fo r . why not g i v e him a 
and
h a n d ' ’ 
if y o u h a v e h ad d o u b t* ) 
r e g a r d i n g h i t a b i l it y , t h o s e d o u b t s then they set a new world series 
That m ark by sc o r in g ten time* in one 
• b a u l d b e d is p e l l e d 
L o n g h o r n te a m of 1 9 2 9 is s t r i c t l y 
franu, to win. That mark hasn’t 
L i t t l e f i e l d ’* 
i n e x p e r i e n c e d , b u t S a t u r d a y U t - 
t i e f i e l d 
l ik e
‘e m 
e m
It w o u ld be a p o o r 
c h a m p i o n s . 
i n d e e d w h o w o u ld n o t 
s p o r t s m a n 
annet 
s l i e r th e T e x a s c o a c h h is 
s i n c e r e c o n g r a t u l a t i o n s 
t h i s 
T e x a s v ic t o r y o v e r a s t r o n g o u t - 
o f - s t a t e t e a m .

l a r g e l y been thought of before, 

The rookies made their 

The A’s waited seven 

Saturday 

 started 

a p p a r e n t l y 

p l a y i n g 

t e a m . 

n o w . 

th a n 

had 

o n 

It 

is 

^

Saturday 

first 
scores for Texas in a conference 
afternoon. Little 
go 
Bull Elkins went into the a ir to 
drag down a Porker pass to race! 
30 yards for a 
counter, white 
Johnnie Craig was on the receiv­
toss by! 
ing end of a 30-yard 
Meadows for the final score of 
the game. Shelley ripped around 
right end for the first m arker. 
and then tossed to Beau Brummel 
Recs for the second score.

No one can deny that Little­
field Ka* accomplished wonders 
with his team this year. When 
the training season was 
a week 
x*DI, the Texas team was conceded 
a possibility of running fourth In 
the con It rente rac<*, and now the 
critics are beginning 
favor 
them 
to repeat their champion­
ship march of 1928. Never was 
there a group of men more willing 
to put out more than the present

to 

V o t e f o r B I L L D Y E R 
F or J o u r n a l i s m A s s e m b l y m a n

PK

at

E l e c t P H I F E R — A s s e m b l y

RE-ELECT 
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Arrington

For

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WE
ANNOUNCE

A reduction in the price of cleaning 

and pressing of men s suits and la­

dies’ dresses.

Beginning M onday, O ctober i 4th, 

we will clean and press men s suits 

and ladies’ dresses for

$1.00

We have installed the new Odorless 

System of d ry cleaning which en­

ables us to give you this substantial 

reduction in cleaning and pressing, 

and at the sam e tim e w e assure you 

th at w e are going to give you even 

b etter service th an we have ever 

given you before.

The TOGGERY

2310 GUAD.

PHONE 3090

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MAJESTIC 

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For the highest grade of work.

NICK LINZ

M ASTER CLEA NER 

W E ALSO CLEAN H A T S

Hancock Theatre

611 C on gress

Phone 2-3123

Christine McElreath

Candidate for

Assembly

From the

School

of

Education

■

Three years’ work in School of Education 

Competent and willing to work

Vote Today For

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(This Space Contributed by Friends)

 E R E ’S AN O PPO R TU N ITY to BUY TWO D R E SS E S at a
price you usually pay fo r O N E! If you do n ot w ant TWO
FR IEN D and share the costs.

H

N ew fall and w inter fashions in lovely fabrics o f satins, 
crepes, g eorgettes, velvets and tw eed silks. All the new colors: 
Blacks, Brow ns, B lues, and Reds. Sm art tuck-in su its, en­
sem bles, jack et suits and m any others for selection. COME! 
Y ou’ll be surprised.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1929.

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G reen and R athbone 
R epresent Sororities

A lpha Chi O m ega 
H as A nniversary

I C T Y
r n CAMPUS

D yke-Patillo 
Rites W ednesday

Leaving T uesday 

fo r Orange, 
w here they w ill attend th e w ed­
ding o f Frank D yke to Ju stin e Pa* 
tiUo are Loraine Lucas, Eula 
N oble, Lawson Cox, Howard P et­
erson, and Burt Dyke. The ce re­
m ony will take place W ednesday, 
October 16. M iss Lucas w ill be 
bridesm aid and Burt Dyke will 
serve as best man to his brother.
the 
D elta Chi fratern ity and M iss Ba­
tino was a m em ber o f the Zeta 
Tau Alpha sorority at Brenau Col­
lege in Georgia.

Mr. Dyke w as a pledge* o f 

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Dr. Ayer Attending 

Education Meeting

Alpha Phi chapter o f Alpha Chi j 
Omega held their annual F o u n d -j
ers’ Day banquet Monday even in g 
at the Driskill H otel to observe 
the forty-sixth anniversary o f the 
fou n d in g o f the n ational organ i­
zation. The fratern ity flow er, the 
scarlet carnation, and the color?,

Dr. F. C. A yer, professor o f ed­
ucational adm inistration o f 
the 
U niversity, is one o f a group o f 
ten educators who are in session 
scarlet and olive green, w ere fea- at W ashington, D. C., en gaged in
form ulatin g plans for the su per­
tured in the decoration, a mound 
vision of large schools.
o f the bright blossom s and green 
long table 
fo lia g e cen terin g th e 
which w as lighted by tall red ta ­
pers in crystal holders. Place cards 
w ere 
and 
in carnation designs, 
the colors w ere repeated in ices 
and sw eets.

C o-operation w ith the N ational 
Education S ociety, which has an 
enrollm ent o f 600,000 teachers, is 
expected to produce new m ethods 
fo r educational p ractice. H igher 
increased qualifica­
salaries and 
tions are believed 
to have dis­
couraged those who use the pro­
fession as a step ping stone for 
m arriage or business.

V irginia N ourse, 

Schoonover Wins 
Scholarship At 
U. of Arkansas

Winner Chosen on Two All 
Conference Teams 
Last Year

the 1930 Razorback 
basketball 
team and fo r the p ast tw o years 
has been nam ed on th e a ll-S ou th ­
w est C onference team . He has 
also won all-conferen ce honors in 
football, in which sport he p lays 
I an end position.
{ The A rkansas candidate fo r the 
Rhodes Scholarship is p resident of 
this year’s senior class. He is a 
member o f B lue Key, society of 
student leaders, and o f T ii Eta, 
dorm itory fratern ity .

live Razorback 

S p r,in t to Th* rhxihi Toxait-

FA Y ETTEV ILLE, A rk., Get 

IdLst spring he was awarded a 
the Men’s
by 
14.— W ear Schoonover and P o c a -j Press Club in honor o f his having
been named by the fa c u lty as the 
hontas, wan was nam ed On 
tho 
student who hail done the m ost 
squad 
all-conference basketball 
for the U niversity.
last w inter and then as an end 
on a number o f selectio n s 
for 
all-conference footb all honors, had 
another honor bestow ed on bim 
th e U n iversity 
last w eek when 
council ii a un/(I him as the U niver­
sity of A rkansas candidate 
fo r 
the Rhodes Scholarship from A r­
kansas. 
Schoonover w ill appear 
at 
before the sta te 
Little Rock in D ecem ber a t which 
tim e Arkansas' Rhodes scholar is 
to be named. The Rhodes Schol­
arship provides for three years* 
study at O xford U n iversity and is 
worth about $2,000 annually.

Jimmy Nelson
Journalistic A ssem b lym an

B IL L D Y E R — 
“ The T e x a n ’* C h o ic e ”

V o t e for B O N E — 'A ssem bly

com m ittee 

ELECT 

Schoonover is one o f th e m ost 
outstanding stu d en ts on th e Ark-! 
ansa? cam pus. He 
honor j 
student and a m em ber o f Skull 
and Torch, honorary scholarship 
fraternity. H e is cap tain-elect o f i

is an 

-a*

V o te for B O N E — A sse m b ly

N H I M !

Elizabeth K ing spent the w eek ­

end at her hom e in Ennis.

Libbie Loar and M argaret S cu l­
l s sp en t the w eek-end w ith Mar- 
g a ie t ’s parents in H ouston.

Dr. Eduard M ieek, ad ju n ct pro­
fessor of Slavonic lan guages, spent 
Sunday in San A ntonio.

E le c t P H I F E R — A s s e m b ly

V o t e fo r BILL D Y E R 
F or J ou rn alism A s s e m b ly m a n

C H A S. H. RAVEY 

Jeweler

\J^ Block from 

Hi-Prices

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Theater
Calendar

C R E S C E N T — “ B ig N ew * ” — 
C a ro l L om bard, R o b ert Arm* 
str o n g . Sam H a rd y . T h u rsd ay 
— “ W h isp erin g W i n d s” — 
P a ts y R u th M iller, M alcolm 
M cG regor.

H A N C O C K — “ T h ey H a d 

to 
S e e 
P a r is” — W ill R o g ers, 
I r e n e R ich, M a rg u erite 
C h u rch ill, W an L e b e d e ff, F ifi 
D o rsa y . 
T h u rsd a y — V A LI­
D E V IL L E — “ A m o n g U s 
M o rta ls” — M ary H a y n e * ; 
and fo u r o th e r a c ts; p ic tu r e 
— “ W h y L ea v e H o m e ? ” — 
S u e C arol, J ea n BAry, D ix ie 
L e e , D a v id R o llin s.

M A J E S T IC — “ H i s G lo rio u s 
N ig h t” — J oh n G ilb e rt, K ath ­
e r in e D a le O w en , 
d ir ec ted 
b y L io n el B a rr y m o r e . T h u rs­
d a y — “ E v a n g e lin e ” — D o lo re s 
D el R io, R olan d D rew .

Q U E E N — “ W h y B r in g T h at 
a n d M ack, 

U p ? ” — M oran 
E v e ly n B re n t.

T E X A S — “ M ile. F rom A rm en - 
t it r e s ” — E s te lle B r a d y , A lf 
G od d ard . W e d n e sd a y — “ T h e 
W in d ” — L illian G ish .

PERSONALS

A nna May Junem an and Ju l­
iu s Junem an sp en t the w eek-end 
at th eir hom e in H ouston.

visited 

H elen and M a r g a r e t H arper o f 
M cG regor 
th eir sisters, 
E lizabeth and H arriet, at the S cot­
tish R ite D orm itory over the w eek ­
end.

Abbie Louise M ilby, a tran sfer 
from M artha W ashington 
Sem i­
nary, sp en t th e p ast w eek-end in 
San A ntonio.

Louis P atent and V aile H enry 
o f F ort W orth, form er stu d en ts 
o f the U niversity, spent the w eek­
end in A ustin.

A lp ha Phi chapter o f Alpha Chi 
O m ega held form al in itiation F ri­
day n igh t fo r L otta E vers 
of 
D enton and E tta Mae N ien d orff 
o f Laredo.

A bby Goodrich o f M arlin, fo r ­
m er stu d en t o f the U n iversity, v is ­
ited a t the T ri-D elt house Sun­
day.

Mary Frank C o ffee returned to 
the cam pus Sunday, a fte r a w eek­
end trip to San A ngelo.

Sarah Ann L lew ellyn , D elta 
D elta D elta, sp en t the w eek-end 
at her home in M arlin.

Joyce M yers o f S c o t t is h Rite 
D orm itory spent Sunday in San 
A ntonio with her parents.

D uella Davis visited friend s in 

San Antonio fast w eek-end.

M ildred H ardy, S cottish R ite 
D orm itory, sp en t the w eek-end at 
her home in San A ntonio.

F ran ces Jean Burleson o f San 
th e 
A ngelo, form er stu d en t o f 
U n iversity and a m em ber o f D elta 
D elta D elta, is resid in g at the Tri- 
D elt house.

F ran ces Landrum, Kappa Alpha 
in

last w eek-end 

T h eta, stayed 
San A ntonio.

M iss W inifred Green, 

instruc­
tor in the departm ent o f physical 
and Miss 
train in g fo r w om en, 
Lucy Rathbone, ad ju nct professor 
in hom e econom ics, w ere elected 
rep resen tatives 
advisory 
board by P an-H ellenic in a special 
m eetin g Monday a ftern oon . T hese 
tw o m em bers w ill rep resen t the 
sol critics in all m eetin gs o f 
the 
advisory board.

to the 

Plans 

N ex t m eetin g o f P an-H ellenic is 
scheduled fo r Friday, N ovem ber 
second sem ester 
I. 
for 
rushing w ill be discussed 
then. 
T he com m ittee on rushing plans 
o f Hilda W offord, 
is com posed 
and K atherine 
G enevieve Critz, 
H enderson.

s s *
N ew m an Club H as 
San M arcos G uests

A num ber o f the m em bers o f 
the San M arcos N ew m an Club 
w ere p resen t a t the m eetin g o f 
local N ew m an Club Sunday 
the 
m orning in the club rooms. An 
address o f w elcom e w as given by 
P resid en t M enton Murray o f the 
U n iversity club, and the president 
re­
o f th e San M arcos 
sponded.

group 

Ju lia K elley gave a m usical 
reading d uring the program , and 
Zoe and E lizab eth Linz gave tap 
dances. F ran ces R evelle rendered 
a vocal 
F ath er W illiam 
B lakeslee m ade a short address.

solo. 

Plans fo r a steak fr y and p ic ­
nic to be held W ednesday evening 
on M ount B onnell w ere m ade. All 
club m em bers w ill m eet 
in the 
club room at 7 o'clock that night. 
The T hespians, dram atic organ iza­
tion o f the club, w ill m eet thi.- 
Tuesday n ight a t 7 o ’clock. Plans 
for rehearsals for th e th ree one- 
act plays to be given early in N o­
vem ber w ill be announced at the 
m eeting.

Mrs. P ettigrew 
Gives S unday T ea

Mrs. A. W. P ettig rew 

en ter­
tained with Sunday afternoon tea 
from 4:30 to 6 o ’clock for the boys 
who are sta y in g at h er house and 
the boys who form erly resided at 
in 
her house. 
receivin g by a group o f U n iver­
sity girls and som e o f the deans.

She w as assisted 

The house was p rofu sely decor­
ated with fall flow ers in shades of 
In the dining 
pink and yellow'. 
room, where sandw iches and 
an 
ice w ere served to the gu ests, Ihe 
table was decorated with pink dah­
lias, and at the fou r corners o f the 
tapers 
tab le w hite 
in
crystal holders.

burned 

E lla Jane W urzbach o f the T heta 
house sp en t the w eek-end in San 
A ntonio with her paren ts.

F rances G reenw ood, D elta D elta 
D elta, spent the w eek-end in San 
A ntonio.

Grace L igh tfoot has returned to 
ber home in P alestine a fte r a visit 
with Mary Alden E verett at S cot­
tish Rite D orm itory.

Earle L andstreet visited in San 

A ntonio over the w eek-end.

Miss D em pis H udler has re­
turned from a w eek-end visit with 
frien d s in V ictoria.

M argaret Bridges, A lpha Chi 
O m ega, sp en t the w eek-end w ith 
her parents in N ixon.

Joh n n ie Ruth D avidson spent 
the w eek-end in B ertram w ith her 
parents.

E le c t P H I F E R — A s s e m b ly

C E C IL B U T L E R

em blem 

Handm ade 
buckles 
anklets, slave bracelets, w atch­
bands, rings, F ratern ity, Soror­
ity, and Club orders a specialty. 
I w ill call.
_2804 N u e c e s 

P h o n e 4 8 2 8

T h ey soy 
s h e we* w ick ed — 
b ad — b e tr a y e d ber c o u n t r y , 
but w ait till you »ee ber

p resident a f 
the chapter, served as toastm is­
tress and introduced the speakers 
and the honor g u ests, Mrs. Peyton 
W em yss-Sm ith o f Oklahoma City, 
province president, and the new 
in itiates, E ttta Mae N ien d orff of 
Laredo and L otta E vers o f D en­
told o f 
ton. Mrs. W em yss-Sm ith 
the fou n d in g o f the fratern ity and 
Of personal con tacts w ith the re­
m aining 
.E liz a ­
livin g founders. 
beth Benson toasted th e founders 
chapter, with Mrs. 
o f the local 
Hugh Lynn g ivin g the response. 
Mary A lice Bone g a v e a toast 
to 
the province president, and Grace 
G rafius gave a to a st to the new in- 
iatiates.

F ratern ity songs, led by Mary 
furnished diversion 

A lice Bone, 
b etw een courses.

The ch ap ter also 

entertained 
Sunday evening w ith an inform al 
b u ffe t supper at the chapter house 
to honor their visitin g province 
p resident and the new pledges.

T ea H onors Freshm an 
Girls T hursday

Girls o f the jun ior class w ill 
honor th e freshm an and tran sfer 
girls Thursday aftern oon w ith 
a 
tea at the F acu lty W om en’s Club 
from 4 to 6 o ’clock.

Ila ssie P lacett sp en t the w eek ­

end in San A ntonio.

V o te fo r B O N E — A sse m b ly

Light an

El T relies

and

You Are Sm oking the B est

A t A ll Good Cigar Counters

A B E F R A N K CIGAR CO.

D istributors

LA ST DAY-

JO H N
GILBERT

T H E 
A L L T A L K I N G 
R O M A N C E

HIS GLORIOUS 
NIGHT*

D irectio n o f 
L io n el B a rrym ore

“ F A R O N E L L ”
A T a lk in g C om edy

S cree n S o n g

Sou nd N ew s

W E C A N T T A K E 

T H E P L A C E O F 

A M O T H E R
— in many respects, but 
we can sew on buttons 
and mend rips and tears 
“just like mother used, to 
do r and there is no ep- 
tra charge. Dial $-6-8-5 !

MADEMOISELLE

FROM

ARMENTI ER E/

T O D A Y ( O N L Y )

T E X A S

BIG NEW S

w ith
R O B E R T A R M S T R O N G 
C A R R O L L O M B A R D

A ll T a lk in g C o m ed y
Go Easy, Doctor

fR E fC E M T
i M i i M

M O R A N & M ACK W E E K 
IN A U S T I N

T H E T W O BLACK 
CROW S
Moran & Mack
a \Why Bring 
That U p?”
All T a lk in g , S in ging , 
D a n c in g , L au g hin g
C O M E D Y -D R A M A
— w ith —
H arry G r e e n — E v ely n B ren t

A L S O

A C T S

N E W S

H o m e o f P a ra m o u n t P icture s

T h e Finest

N IG H T CLUB

i n th e So u t h

E n t e r t a i n in g

I f X A S - O K L A H O M A

U n iv e r s ity S t u d e n t #

J F K I D A Y

October 18, 1929

A n id eal s e t t in g for c p e r f e c t W h o o p e e P arty

W O N D E R F U L MUSIC

B e a u t if u l C h oru s in S u p e r b F lo o r S h o w

THE NEW B A G D A D
O n Fort Worth P ik e 
M A K E T A B L E R E S E R V A T I O N S E A R L Y 
S e e Cha* H. P o te e t 
C o ver Charge $ 2 .5 0

L**' ‘ii a

W ill Rogers
in
a T hey H ad to 
See P aris”

More la u g h s than “ The 
“ C o ck e y e d W orld" 
Aud t h a t ’s sa y in g a lot. 
Hear him talk and sing.

V odvil

I n t e r s t i c e B i * 
T im r V od vil 
S t a r l i n g Get. 
17. T h u r s d a y .

Over 200 Dresses in This Sale

SEE O UR W I N D O W S

Dresses

$5

2

For

*9

$8.95

Dresses

2

For

’15

$14.75

Dresses

2

For

*25

A platform th a t will be fulfilled if elected

E L E C T
Mary Alice Bone
to the
Assembly
from the School of Education

VOTE TODAY
for one WELL QUALIFIED

Experience
Sincerity
E nergy
Scholarship

Vote Today

Venable Fitzhugh

for

for

A C A D E M IC ASSEM BLYM AN

Because of his pledge of Sincerity, Energy, and Honesty, 

and because of his interest in student activities, F itzhugh

deserves your vote.

A C A D E M S V O T E EITHER IN M A IN BU ILDIN G OR GARRISON H A LL

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

TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, IMS.

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Editor-In-Chief 
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B f DAN C. FOW LER

Ma**aer* P ro tested . 
T a riff W ork Slow. 
C anadian Conference. 
C hina’* Drouth. 
P reh ifto ric Dwelling*.

n i n s

Dr. J . B. W h a iry , profoaaor of 
English, wan born in Cum berland 
! County, V irginia, M arch 4, 1872. ( 
He wa?* the eon of Mr. and Mr*. 
J. M. W harejr, We was m arried 
| to Miss Elizabeth Chapm an of 
I Nashville, Term.,
I April 14, 1006. 
i A fte r attend- 
! i n t p re p a ra to ry 
! school a t Moorea- 
! Ville, N. C„ he 
! r e c e i v e d his 
bachelor of arte 
I and m aster of 
a rts d e g r e e s 
f r o m Davidson
phren, nm uypr re aor af re of 200 White Kuwsianej i rn ”» ▼ iu».,n
jfa ila r, Oc- College, and his
grrlpa Calhoun , ^ 
degree bf doctor 
philosophy 
of 
from Joh n s Hop­
kins U niversity.
a p ­
He was 
profes­

W H I T E I! i‘ inn* h&v,- dem and- 
™ edl thro u g h the O rm a n con­
le a g u e of Na-
sulate th a t the 
„ Wendell O N « i _____
J E S S . van t u i t i o n s be in fo rm ed Officially Of th e
Ale* a c h r e e . BUI D r* mBmmere of 200 W hite Russians 

: toher I.

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to 

Rditerlal Writer* 

Special F*ataf«

Bo* Ca***
7 3 BasasO 
, 
5 C « r 
I stat?
| g l o r l » l Paragraph* 
t->iumni»U: Dan rf. im w I Hr. Altax Mar-
|Arw, Im* lo Fleetwood. Alfred Mel
b R
IMM MOP*.
I*? aft went Eton*
§*«,■*; BA Coat**®. PAO MsnRcafcw.
ftacletyt C h r iitil* EHK K«’**'*«« SRT aaa, 
(

I), it Hardeman, J econ#* Kerby* 

Itarp J«*fpAin» Berk**. 

w — - r a 

Volunteer R«»p<wi*r*

Im* lf* n m wood, Cav* Ms* Lapeer, 
J*ne» 8 bernard. Eola © ifto n , B « * Hinton. 
Thom as Cunningham.

I 
Senator Smoot of Utah ha* re- j 
I quested th a t party leaders m e ttj 
J today in an attem p t 
agree j 
, upon a program elim in atin g BB-j 
j necessary delay in com pleting eon- < 
• gressional action on the tariff bill J 
at the .special session. The .Sen­
sate ha* Ie** th an 40 w orking day* j 
le ft in the session.

De. W harey
pointed 
the U niversity J
 w 
sor of English a t
of T exas in 1012, which position j 
he still occupies.

NIGHT STA FF

D an C. Fow ler 
.... 
Venable U tah ugh 
R. Nelson Fuller 
Faye Shelton 
Zula Matthews 
R obert Mayes 
M ary Alice Reave* 

lassie E ditor
 Assistant
A ssistant
A ssistant
Night R eporter 
N ight R eporter 
Rew rite

O ther Im portant Hep* In 

the 
negotiation* with I resid en t Hoe- 
vee arc expected to be announced 
next week by Ram -ay MacDonald
outer* with C anadian
a fte r he 
officials.

One o f the longest drouth* in 

| he spent hi England.

Dr, W h a rry is a m em ber of the
P resb y terian C hurch; also a mem­
ber of th e Am erican A ssociation 
t)f U niversity P rofessors, Modern 
I’Di

th e hr tory of China ha:-* for^ *ev- j L anguage A ssociation, and 
crnl m onths caused the deaths of 
hundreds of persons daily in 
the j 
I northern p a rt of th a t country, It J 
in reported 

th a t in the province Official Notice

Beta Kappa.

t o stredta* aftd villages 

and
depopulated,

have been 
from n atu ral source* is not 
ported before n ext spring.

town*i A m eeting o f the R acquet Club 
Relief will be held W ednesday, O ctober
16, due to the ten n is m atch on 
F’enick Courts.

cx-

Plan* to utilize sound p ictu rer 
to in stru c t school children, to r e ­
cord surgical o p eratio n s fo r med- 
leal students, and to present ser- 
a n ­
mons in churches have been 
nounced by Vt illiam I ox, movie

V o te for th e 
A m e n d m e n ts
•THE Htudent body rn bt^inF 
* auk^dl tn exnriHH an opin-
ion on two a m e n d m e n t s 
the CoTiHtitution of the Stu­
dents* Association at the elec­
It i* sincerely 
tion today. 
hoped that the student btaly 
will manifest enough interest 
to vote either for or against 
the amendments. The 'I exan 
is wining to accept the deci­
sion of those who are respon- 
sible ;for the submission of m agnate 
these two amendments and 
recomnrM*nd their adoption.

a n k e d to e x p r e s s a n O fd fi-jo f Shensi bodies are lying in thf

T h . new book. J o * off the 

is baaed on years of atudy and re ­
search. 
It reveal* a mass of new 
evidence, much of which bas been 
w ithheld by in te n tio n .

Advance notices o f th e volume 
have been received by th e Univer- 
| sity lib rary . S everal of the illus­
tra tio n s used in the book accom­
p any the notices. O f these illus­
tra tio n s, some w ere obtained from 
originals, 
reproduc­
tions, and some from caricatu res 
of n e a rly a ce n tu ry age. The car­
ic a tu re s a re tak en from "V an ity 
F a ir," a m agazine of ridicule, pub­
lished in New Y ork from 1860 to 
the p resen t tim e.

some 

from 

•o .......

Mr, and M rs. F lato n of Lubbock 
th e ir d au g h ter, R uth, a t 

visited 
the Zeta house last week-end.

Elect P H IF E R — Assembly

“W hat’s in a 
N a m e • • • • T

B ut in th is case th ere is 

lots in th e nam e— Home 

D rug Co.— it m eans b e t­

te r 

fo u n tain d rinks fo r 

th e sam e p rice— no— no 

sandwiches a t all but then 

you g e t th e difference in 

the drinks.

‘The Appreciative Place’

HOME DRUG CO.

MARGARET KIRKNER, 
Instructo r-S p o n so r.

The 

following 

stu d e n ts will 
please call a t once a t the Regis­
office: Cadw ell, M arian
tr a r ’s 
Louise; Cole, Cecil W illa rd ; Mc- 
Anaily, Mrs. Lucy M ay; McDonald, 
W arren Sw ann; Minck, D iana; 
P inker, A rlane; Shaw, Edward 
John, J r .; Slay, W illiam Daaaall; 
T inning, Edwin W illiam ; W are, 
Sarah F ran ces; W h ite, H anford 
Paul.

I . J. M ATHEW S, 
R egistrar.

FOREIGN 

exam inations fo r 

language req u irem en t 
seniors 
all 
who have not y et satisfied thc,«o 
req u irem en ts, and fo r oth ers who 
t,um ­
have com pleted a 
bered course 
la n ­
guage will be held a t 2 o’clock 
In Main 
S atu rd ay , O ctober 19, 
B uilding 250.

in a fo reig n 

second 

A pplications m ust be made 

th e R e g istra r’* office n o t 
th an W ednesday, O ctober 
Blue book* will be aupplied 
the U niversity,

a t 
later 
16. 
by 

C. A. SW ANSON,

M axine Pincher, who received 
her m aater’s d eg ree 
the 
U niversity in A ugust, visited a t 
the Alpha Xi D elta 
house last 
week-end.

from 

V o te fo r B O N E — A ssem bly

* 

a* ' '

the 

— -C 

I \ I
t 
twoj^j 

h unger strik e and 

Discovery of pile-dw ellings, a t ­
and 
trib u ted to th e late Stone 
Bronze agen, h a i been made d u r­
ing the p artial d raining of Lake 
TiCdro, Italy.

Charge* of m aladm inistration
have been p resented to the Mex­
ican senate ag ain st Manuel Car- 
plo, governor of Agua* Caliente*. 
O ther sta te executives have been 
charged, and one has been ousted.

Amendment number one 
has been made necessary by 
the abolition of 
texas 
Ranger which removed one 
member from t h e Board of
Publications. The a m e n d - 
m e n t provides for the elec­
tion of two members of the 
Students* Assembly to mem- 
ber sh ip on tho Hoard of Pub­
lications i n s t e a <1 of one lo 
Several buildings w ere dam aged 
h e r e to f o r e . There is only om
in Illinois recen tly when n bomb,
j 
SIV* X VV* wa V * 
o th er solution fo r remedying I believed by police to have i»**< n 
in the per-; directed at a non union barber 
th is legal d efe ct 
Bennel o f the Board o f Pnbii- shop. exploded in tin- dow ntow n 
c a tio n s Mid that is hy amend- dWrirt. Th.-dam .*, wa. **"" 
int; the charter of the Stu-"""'--'1 at »6'000- 
Thi, n s 
dents* Publications w h i c h 
would entail quite an expense, hmprtaoned,
A — - 
4- 
II SYI 11/at* 
Amendmcilt number 

Doukhobom, recently 
have ended a three-
resum ed
calls for the joint action of I their meals of vegetable* and pea 
the Board of Publications and nut*.
the Students’ Assembly in the
impeachment of any member; Micek to Address 
of the editorial staff. Past ex­
perience has proved that the 
im­
present provision 
peachment procedure is weak 
and cumbersome. In fact the 
constitution and the charter 
of the Students* Publications 
are incompatible with e a c h 
other. The constitution pro
^ __________ r 
videfl that all elected officials W orld tv»r, in which he served. 
ahall be removed from office 
, e,t.r 
only after impeachment pro- Tab Noy(.ro,)(.r 
ceedinga have been voted by U 
tho SKHfcfllbl) ari<i B U S I d 
the Men’s Council, while t h e .......................................... -
board of publications is left
free to reduce, iocreajM or de-1 
.ntroy the salary of all paid 
officeholders, and to increase, 
decrease or reduce to a mini- j 
mum the duties of such offi­
cers. This amendment has 
been proposed to eliminate; 
the possibility of a repetition 
of the situation that prevailed j 
some two years ago,

Dr. E d u ard Micck, ad ju n ct pro- 
fttaor of Slavonic language*, will 
go to Buchols Sunday where he 
will address a m eeting of the lodge 
of the Slavonic Benevolent O rder. J 
I lr. Micek announced th a t hi* mib-i
the J
je c t probably will deal with 
I 
torture prop™ I
ilm, 

imruiui>kmi>nt n r o - 1»1*o wtll include a speech a t New
„
M, moril| school, TomyUh 

Jimmy Nelson
Journalistic A ssem b lym an

B IL L D Y E R — 
E x p erie n ce and C apability

Slavonic Meeting

Thanksgiving night.

Or. MUekY 

foi *
for 

ELECT 

f o r B O N E 

A m e m h l y

. mrw 

V o t e 

The member^ of the Stu-! 
dents* Association, and that 
includes every bona fide stu­
dent of the University, re­
member that at least 50 per I 
cent of the entire student 
l*>dy must vote in the election 
today for the amendments to 
have any chance of adoption, 
since 
the Constitution pro­
vides that at least 50 per cent; 
of the student body must vote 
in all elections at which 
are submitted 
amendment.- 
for 
to 
carry regardless of the vote 
cast 
for or against such 
amendments submitted. Give 
the matter your serious con­
sideration and then lend your 
vote to remedy these defects 
in the present arrangement.

amendments 

these 

 

 

Headlines 

-o---------------
from the sport 
page of the Dallas Morning 
News: BRUIN B O S S TO 
SHOOT EITHER MALONE J 
—-KOOT IN F I R S T GO 
TUESDAY. 
It looks Ilk** a 
bad day for one of the boys. 

— 

- a ------------ —

Scientists have said 

t h a t 
death theoretically h not in­
evitable. We heard, too, th at 
pinker'i& m have the rl^ht of
wm

.

.

Life of Houston 

Windsor Helps Get 

I Brewer Directs 

Newly Published 

Lib'">' “ ,m"°" 

Ex,e"*'“ C°0,“ •

He has w ritten vario u s a rtic le s 1 

C. P. B rew er o f the Division of 
E xtension o f th e U niversity has
- --------* —
for "Modern Lnmruagi '.otc ann Historical data for “The Raven," j building at the University of ll- £,*wli..wM 
for "M odern Language Not'-*” and
edited the T ercen ten ary Edition of a biography o f G eneral Sam Houa- j linoie, O ctober 1H, will m ark th e j UJq. com pleted a first short course 
Bunyan’* 
the efforts of P. L. j jn 8a| esm anship in San Angelo. A
"P ilg rim ’* P rog ress," 
for the Clarendon P ress, O xford,
follow ing a y e a r’s leave of
from the U n iv ersity which

found sn the archives of the U n i-1 U niversity of Texas, 
versity . 

*“ J w ere obtained from m anuscripts W indsor, fo rm er lib rarian at the _____ — ------ 

to n , w ritten by M arquis Jam es, climax of 

W indsor was succeeded here by

D edication of the new lib rary

—

V o te fo r B IL L D Y ER 
F o r Jo u rn a lism A ssem b ly m an

I second course is to be given 
I wichita Fails, and a third course

in w ill be held the la tte r p a rt of No­

vem ber in E l Paso.

E lect P H IF E R —Assembly

V ote fop EON E— A***mbly

MUSICAL’ T E A 

Grace Hall. Tuesday, 4 —6

All Saints Guild featuring th e following artists: 

Mrs. Eldred McKinnon— Violinist 
Mr. M etcalf— Baritone 
Nadine Peterson— Soprano 
Mrs. Harwood Stacy— Pianist 
H ilda Molesworth—Soprano 
Signe Lundeleus— Pianist 
Mr. Gil— Baritone

Admission—25 and 50 cents

£

‘u

been 

recen tly 

J- * 
U niversity of Southern C alifornia, 
where a large new lib rary building 
has 
com pleted. 
Goodwin w as the im m ediate prede­
cessor of E . W. W inkler, presen t 
librarian. A th ird fo rm er lib ra­
rian a t the U niversity, M. L. Good­
rich, now a t D artm outh, was in ­
stru m en tal in securing a new li­
b rary building fo r his school re ­
cently.

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Lee C o u lter o r Newm an Hall
spent last w eek-end in G alveston.

E lect P H IF E R — A taem bly

NEW W A Y CAFE
Specializing in

Mexican Dishes

The Original Mexican 
Cafe in Austin

108 W. 5th St.

V O T E T O D A Y
For

Florence Weymouth

Your Flossye
FOR ACADEMIC ASSEMBLY

“L A S T on the ticket....

FIRST on the Bailor

Candidacy based on ability and 
knowledge of student affairs

Your Vote and Influence Appreciated

Classified Ad Section

James L. “Fats” Crawford, Jr.

VO TE FOR

FOR

Engineer Assemblyman

GIVE US A RING

The Laundry Does It Best 

W e Have Student Rates.

A LW A Y S DIAL 6444

ANNOUNCEMENTS

' ■ abject. Coaching 

TEXAS RESE A KC H ANI) COACHING 
BUREAU— Material kh! tiered on any 
in ail branches by 
expert*. Telephone 5634. 70i) W est 24th
Street.

itual Medium. 

WHY W O RST— See M r., n ick el— Spir­
R esidence 208 W «*t 
7th. Ring 8892 for appointm ent. Hoar* 
I IO a m . to 9 p.m. Live days by appoint- 
1 Blent. No colored.

DRESSMAKING

ing, alterations 

DRESSMAKING, flr«t cl«s» ladle# tailor­
S atisfa ctio n guaran­
teed w ith reasonable prices. Mr#, hoy ii, 
509 Na I Ie Bldg. Phone 7656.

mm

FIRST-CLASS d ressm aking— a|l kind* of 
suit#, coat#. 

fancy dreaaea, 
A lteration a speeia y. Phone 2 -2 0 3 8 .

tailored 

ID R the b est dressm aking, alterations, 
hem stitch in g, g ifts and coatum e jew ­
I.adios Shop, 

elry, go 
240 ■< Guadalupe. Phone 5253.

the Eureka 

to 

FLORAL

BARNEY FARM ER
Dentist

H o m e l a u n d r y
I
l l P H O N E 3 7 0 2 

9 1 2 N orw ood B ld g . 
P h o n e 2 - 3 5 1 3

STUDIOS

TEXAS GARAGE 

BIG BARGAINS

in

USED CARS

Isook 'em over

A. F. BARNHILL

10&-12 E. 8th. I 

Phone 832"

tin g s, Gas heaters. N ice 

E. RAVEN. Plum bing repair#, Gas 

fit­
selection . 
P rices reasonable. Mer ion water heater*. 
1493 I .av ara S treet, Phone 8763.

JO WIK *
H M O S lO ia E r J F R E E 3S'CAK Cf

THIS

M A R T I N S

FLY-O L E N E
IT KILLS
Flies Ants. Roaches and Mosquitoes

-qp*. RESULTS OUA3AXTIIO

MISS M. T. STU M PF 

T eacher o f Piaao

Reasonable R ates 

2404 Guadalupe S t. 

Pbona 8267

ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOM for two b oys, w ith sleep in g pi
1811 Colorado S treet, Phone 6967.

ROOM for boys in private home. 28C 

Nuece*. Phone 2 -1 6 4 9 .

(

We also have floor sw eep, d isin fecta n ts, 
and floor dye. Special prices to Room ­
ing H ou ses. C. J. Martin and Son. Phone 

ZI.

NICE upstairs ea st room for man s t u ­

dent. U pperclassm an 
R eferences 

preferred. 
N ueces. Dial 5160.

or 

required. 

in stru ct 
25 

FOR COAL— COKE A ND WOOD 
U n iv ersity Coal A Wood Co.

Phone 77 41 

506 San Marcos St

LOST & FOUND

Thurlow B. Weed
FUNERAL HOME 
AMBULANCE

DRISKILL HOTEL LAU ND RY

! WOODMAN’S 
\ 

SHOP — Cut 
FLOW ER 
flow ers, wedding bouquets, taMe dec­
Member 
I Floral Telegraph D elivery. 909 Con­

oration*. 

d esig n s. 

a rtistic 

g ress, P hone 9360»

NOTICE

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

U n iv ersity . W ater and 

THREE-ROOM furnished apartm ent, near 
fu r­
nished J 2 I. A lso choice so u th ea st bed­
room. 2382 T rin ity. Phone 2 -1 7 4 1 .

lig h ts 

BOR .• V S M .M .S 

IM . .rf J , t h , 

« • . G*r***- 

f t & K d . *" »"
•»*• a -" * * ”

TY PIN G

PHONOGRAPH RECORDS

GRADUAPF. AND FACULTY— Theses 
and M saoasripts exp ertly and neatly 
typed. Thoroughly experienced. B efor­
en ess, Cecil Butler, Phone 4§2S, 2804 

I j N ueces.

HITS from "W hy Bring T hat Up” by 
Moran and Mack— Ethel W aters and 
821 

Isaac Bledsoe. 

Dance Num bers. 
C ongress,

V O T E

for

Ruth Phifer

for the

Assem bly

from the College of Arts and Sciences

Knowledge and Experience of Students Activities
VOTE TODAY

TRY OUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING FOR RESULTS. 

WE AID YOU IN FINDING LOST ARTICLES, RENTING 

ROOMS, SECURING BOARDERS, SELLING CARS, ETC., 

DKS. LYNN & LYNN
D e n ia l S u r f e o n s 
5 0 7 S ca rb ro u g h B ld g ., P h o n o 8 1 5 4

MAKING ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NOTICES. CALL 

2-3164 AND WE GET YOUR ADS.

(ke D. W h ite 
Chaa. A . W ilco* 

Q. C. T aylor
J■ H arris Gardner

for reward.

g r e e t i n g s
from
W H ITE. WILCOX. TAYLOR 
A GARDNER 
14 0 6 Norwood Bldg. 
A ttorn eys-at-L aw 

60 CENTS 

AT THE W EST EN D 

W ill Clean and P ress a Suit 

or

P ress Suit and Pair of Pant* 

PH O NE 6312

LOST—R A . SII Lab. set. Finder pleaJM 
return to Wm. Hay Miller. 119 B. Hall

LOST Between 2389 Fan Antonio ann j 
.Stadium, gray hack note book and Eng 
12 British Pr<*e and Poetry. Phone 7060.
O. K. Du Bowe.

LOST Aloha Rho Chi Mother* pin 
Finder please return to B. H all I l k ]

FOR SALE

1928 FORD COUPE. Good 

condition. 
Price reasonable. Sec Ray Baker, 210?

Guadalupe. Phone 7391.

FOR SALE— New Corona 

typew riters^ 
Im prove yoor school work* 

E asy term s. 

by u sin g a typew riter. Phone 9626.

SEV E R A L typew riters in good condition!
287 W. 6th Ski 

and at a bargain. 

Phone 5542.

WANTED

W ANTED— Garbage ta r bog feed. WIL 
it a vsrg d a y , 

furnish cans and g e t 

Phone 6144.

W A N T E D — Good C ellist 

for en sem b le 

work. Call 2 -1 2 * 4 or IO U .

BOARD & ROOM
GOOD home-cooked rn-'ai-, threw meals a! 
day *25.69; 2 meals a day *28.00. UtObi

Nueces Street. Phone 2-0249.

PHOTOGRAPHS

YOUR Pho‘.>*rraphy by EHioti’i . 

Intro-, 
dilatory o ffe r : Four 8x10 P ro fessio n a l
Photographs, one colored in oil. at rn bar­
gain. 
Paul l l . H argis. Phone Z -8 8 S I. 
i o u W. 3<Hfa S treet.

O ffice hoar* from 2 p. rn. to 7 p. rn. 
Other hour* by appointm ent only 
Ten years in A ustin

DR. GUFFIN

DEN TISI

Ground floor new Na lie Building, opposite 
N.-w Greyhound S tation . 8 1 0 -6 1 2 Braso# 
Street, Telephone 9542. Br*id ea l* * 6 9 0 .
. ..
Auntish Toms. 

 TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1S29

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

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W M M M M

The right to vote is a privilege ami a responsibility of campus 
citizenship.

Those who will represent the students in legislative m at­

ters during 

this gear will be selected Y.

It is important that every student vote

Location of V oting Places

Law— Law Building

Engineer— Engineering Building

Business Administration— R Hall I

Graduate and Education— Education Bldg

Journalism— B. Hall

Academic— Main Building

— Garrison Hall

The C onstitution al 
A m endm ents

Certain corrective amendments to the law 
affecting student publications are being submit­

ted for student vote.

T h e s e a m e n d m e n ts ( I ) a d d one m o re s tu d e n t to th e 
B o a rd of P u b lic a tio n s, a n d ( 2 ) p ro v id e th a t th e B o a rd 
c a n su gg est im p e a c h m e n t of p u b lic a tio n s officials w h o do 
n o t p e r f o rm th e ir d u tie s, su ch c h a rg e s to go to th e S tu ­
d e n ts ’ A sse m b ly a n d to th e C o u n cil fo r co n sid e ra tio n .

T h e se a m e n d m e n ts a re n o t of a co n tro v e rsial n a tu re .

T h e y m a k e no c h a n g e of a n y c o n se q u e n c e in p r e s e n t o r­
g an iz a tio n a n d p ro c e d u re e x c e p t to give th e s tu d e n ts a n ­
o th e r re p re s e n ta tiv e o n th e B oard.

T h e s e a m e n d m e n ts h a v e th e u n a n im o u s a p p ro v a l of the 

S tu d e n ts ’ A sse m b ly a n d th e B o a rd of P u b lic a tio n s .

cue

T O D A Y

bwB5»

 TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1929.

For ‘P ygm alion’

A.S.C.E. to Meet In 
Corpus October 17-19

; Hon,” a B e rn a rd S haw 

T icket* f o r th e p la y , “ P y g m a- 

T h e T e x a s se ctio n o f th e A m er- 
com edy, {lean S o ciety o f Civil E n g in e e rs 
w hich w ill be sta g e d by th e A u s-. w ill m eet O c to b e r 17 -1 9 a t C orpus 
tin l i t t l e T h e a te r, a re on sale a t C h risti. P ro fe s s o r P h il F e rg u so n 
G riffith D ru g C om p an y , Jo se - a n d P rofeiw or Jo h n A . F o c h t o f
phi™ ■ S V .p a.* » « > « • » S tu d io , a n d . 
E n g in e e r in g w ill a t-
th e U n iv e rsity Co-O p. 

| . 

*

. 

T he L ittle T h e a te r is se a rc h in g j e 

_____________________

f o r E n g lish sta g e p ro p e rtie s, 
in ­
clu d in g a L in co ln te le p h o n e d ire c ­
tory', an E n g lish n e w sp a p e r, a n d I 
an old sty le c y lin d e r p h o n o g r a p h .;
A nyone w ho possesses a n y o f th e I 
a rtic le s an d w ould be 
in te re s te d 
in le n d in g th e m to th e g ro u p h a s 
been a sk ed to g e t in to u c h w ith 
Mrs. H e n ry P e tr i, w ho 
in 
ch a rg e o f s e c u rin g p ro p e rtie s f o r 
th e p la y .

is 

E le c t P H IF E R

A sse m b ly

B IL L D Y E R — 
E x p e r ie n c e an d C a p ab ility

V o t e fo r B O N E — A sse m b ly

ELECT 

Jim m y Nelson
Journalistic Assemblyman

P A G E S 1

Education 
Meet in Kentucky 
D e c e m b e r 3-6

Association Will Discuss 
Secondary Schools’
Rating

T h# a n n u a l m e etin g o f th# As* j 

to 6, 

inclusive, E. 

lo c u tio n o f CoHeires and S eco n ­
d ary S chools o f so u th e rn s ta t# * ; 
w ill be held in L ex in g to n , D ecem - 
b er 3 
J.
M athew s, R e g istra r of th e U n iv er- | 
s ity, and ch a irm an of th# asso cia­
tio n , has an n o u n ced .
Th# asso cia tio n 

the 
si* reg io n al s ta n d a rd is in g ag e n d # *
In th e U n ite d S tate* an d include* 
it* te r r ito r y , eleven S o u th ern 
in 
S tate*. 
I t ha* been an im p o rta n t 
fa c to r in ra isin g ed u c atio n al s ta n ­
d a rd * in th e S outh, Mr. Mathew* 
sta te d .

is one o f 

T h e w ork of th e asso ciatio n is 
c a rrie d on p rim a rily th ro u g h tw o! 
com m issions: th e C om m ission o n j 
In s titu tio n s o f H igher E d u ca tio n , 
a n d th e C om m ission on Sec o n dary 
Schools.

E ach com m ission is com posed of 
five re p re se n ta tiv e s fro m each of 
th e eleven S o u th e rn S ta te s. Mem 
ber* o f th e Com m ission on Inst! 
tu t ions of H igher E d u c a tio n In 
elude both college and high school 
m e n ; an d th e C om m ission on S ec­
o n d a ry S chools include* men from 
college* an d se co n d a ry schools.

T he first tw o day* of th e m e e t­
in g th e tw o com m ission* will w ork 
se p a ra te ly , a n d th e n e s t tw o days 
w ill be ta k e n up by th e A ssocia­
tio n p ro p e r.

th e m e etin g 

O ne o f th e m a jo r p roblem s to 
com e b e fo re 
is tin 
r a tin g o f 
seco n d ary a c h o o ! * 
In each 
th# S outh. 
th ro u g h o u t 
s ta te th e h e s t schools a re am bi­
tio u s 
th# a ll-so u th ern 
list.

to g e t on 

Mr. M athew s 

is now plan n in g 

C A N D ID A T E

who 

Jintmi'* M axwell 

is a 
c a n d id a te fo r th* S tu d en t* ’ As- 
terribly from tho C ollfij* o f Art* 
rind Science*. Due to an e rro r, 
in 
hi* p ic tu re did ac.! ap p ear 
T he T ex a n w ith hi* fo rm al a n ­
nou n cem en t S unday.

Former Faculty 
Member to Study 
German Prisons

F. E. Giesecke A lso to Make 
Engineering Research 
In Europe

ft

Dr, F. 

Iv (.lieneeko, fo r m any I 
y e a rs p ro fe sso r o f a r h ite c lu re in j 
the U n iv e rsity and a t p rese n t di­
re c to r o f th e T ex a s E n g in e e rin g 
E x p e rim e n t S tatio n at A. St M .i
fo r j 
l o - I
re 
in e n g in e e rin g and archi-

leave to d a y 
th e re 
to 
period of 

Today’s Ballot

(C o n tin u e d fro m P a g e I )

an y of the e d ito ria l 
s ta f f . T he 
trial* fo r th e se ease# will be con­
ducted by th e M en’s H o n o r C onn
cd,

The b a llo t is a* follow s: 

A c a d e m ic 

(•«* r e p r e s s * f a t l e s s :

Weymouth Enters 
Academic Race 
F o r Assembly

Candidate P l e d g e * Fair 
A dm inistration Of
O ffice

(re-#!#*- 

3 m e n and 3 w o m a n )
Men

1. 

Jim min L. Millar 
ti « n )
Jam** M axw ell,
2 . 
3. 
5 , J. T ay lor, Jr.
4. Variable F itzh u gh
Jake P a tto n
5. 

W om an
1. Rosalia Laalia
2. 
1-ouise F arm er
3. Ruth P h ife r
4. Madge Mater
5. Em m a D, Hall
6. Edith E ilen b a r gar
7. F lo r e n c e W e y m o u t h 

j 

Busine** A d m in istr a tio n ( 3 re p r e ­
s e n ta tiv es , 2 men and I w o m e n )
Men
1. V irgil T ille ry
2. Frank G r iffis
3. Myer L e v y
4. G ard n er D u n ca n

W o m e n

1. 
J o se p h in e A n th o n y
2. E liz a b e th P rothro 
E d uca tion ( 3 r e p r e s e n t a tiv e s
2 w o m e n and I m a n )
Men

I. W. A. ( B i l l ) M orrison 
2*. Robert L. S le d g e
3. T h om a s Muir 
W o m e n

1. Mary A lien B o n e 
2 C h ristin e M cE lre ath 
3. C lara Mari# A r r in g to n 
C o lle g e o f E n g in e e r in g 
( 3 R e p r e s e n t a t i v e s )

1. C ha rles W e d d in g t o n 

( r e ­

e le c t io n )

J a m e s L. C r a w fo r d , Jr.

2. T h eo d o re A llen
3. C h a u n c ey W. C ook
4. 
5. B e v e r ly W. Sp illm an 
(J, M. V. ( H a l f - P i n t ) C arson 
7. H op e Thom pson

G ra d u a t e School 
(O n e r e p r e s e n t a t iv e )

r e p r a s e n t a t iv e )

1. F r itz H o f f m a n
Jim H a m m on d 
2. 

Jo u rn alism 

( I 
Ja m es A. N elson

1. 
2. Bill D yor 

S c h oo l o f Law
( 3 r e p r e s e n t a tiv o s )
Jam os H. Pipkin

1. 
2. M. L. Cook
3. G. G oo d w in S w e a tt
4. 
Ivan Irwin
5. B. L. Bird 
ti, Charlo* R ussell 
7. A llan S te e r *

sri a d v a n c in g hor aa 

T he frien d * o f Florist## W e y ­
a 
m o u t h , 
I c a n d id a te fro m th** C olleg e o f A rf41 
i a n d S r ic nee* 
in 
f o r 
i tho S tu d e n t* ' A-s-embfy, haw- don# | 
; so because th e y re a liz e th a t tto ­
que!! fir a t ton* o f Mi** W eym outh 
th e 
i ar# 
h ig h est ty p e o f good # tu d « n t gov ­
e rn m e n t,

those w hich m ake 

i n * rn b e r * M o 

f o r 

T he campaign o f Mi** W ey­
m o u t h fo r this posit ton ha* be* n 
! based on h e r in tim a te k n ow ledge 
their 
of student a c tiv in # * and 
to stud c r ’ 
problem# in relation 
J* >r 
g o v e r n m e n t and 
j the past tw o years. Mis# Wey 
I mouth ha* dem onstrated h e r ab ili­
position by her con 
i rta n t and lo y al work with and for 

ty for the 

its ideal*. 

the student*.

If 

e le c te d , MD* W eym outh 
| pledge# herself to re p re se nt her 
j c o n s titu e n c y f a ith fu lly in th e A 
j sernbly, k ee p in g 

in 
to u c h w ith th e ir wit hes an d c a rry 
le g th e m o u t to th e g r e a te s t ex 

c o n s ta n tly 

j te n t possible.

*— — - o------—------
Athenaeum Holds 
l l
Tryouts for 

T he tr y o u t fo r in te r-s o c ie ty de 
b ate c o n te s t on th e q u e s tio n " R e ­
solved : T h a t th e I n s ta llm e n t F lan 
I of B uying Is a D a n g e r to A m eri- 
: can P ro s p e rity ” f e a tu re d th e m e e t­
ing o f th e A th e n a e u m L ite ra ry So- 

i ciety M onday n ig h t.

E leven m en trie d o u t a n d fo u r 
I w ere chosen, N ew m e m b ers ai - 
• copied wen* J . B e ll B a rb e r, and 

Bob G ordon.

s ta te 

fo rm e r 

Bill H am blen, 

s ta te I 
cham pion high school d e b a te r and 
I fo rm e r ex te m p o re s p e a k in g cham 
p io n ; F ra n k K napp, Interschoia.-itii 
cham pion o f bed 
Dengue 
a n d E dw ard 
y ea r, Tom Bagby, 
I R eich elt w ere chosen as th e Ath<- 
I naeum re p re s e n ta tiv e # in d eb a te . 
Ju d g e s fo r th e tr y o u t w e re Ber!
I ii rd, S c o tt H u g h es, arid 
L eroy 
J e ff e r s .

G IV E K U T N U M B E R S

M arvin * B ro w n , T om C row der, 
B ubba C ro w d er, an d P e te B rail# 
will e n te r ta in o v e r sta tio n K U T 
T h u rsd a y n ig h t w ith 
a n d 
piano n u m b e rs.

so n g 

E lect P H IF E R — A ssem bly

Aggies Hold Election 

| 

For Senior Offices

T h re e B oys F ak e 

H o m e E co n o m ics 

C o u rs e T h is Y e a r

T he 

d e p a r tm e n t 

o f h om e 
econom ies has 
th r e e m en en ­
rolled f o r one o f th e ir c o u rse s 
this y ea r. 
T h e y a re H arold
E k h e n b a u m , F a t F lem in g , an d 
C h a r l e s M illhouse. E ie h en - 
bau n i, a ju n io r , w ill be a c a n d i­
d a te fo r a d e g re e in com m ercial 
a r t : F le m in g , a sophom ore, is a 
c a n d id a te f o r a d e g re e in a rc h i­
te c tu r e , a n d M inh o u se, a se n io r, 
is a c a n d id a te f o r a d e g re e in 
in te r io r 
B eside 
d e c o ra tin g . 
th e s e th r e e boys th e r e a r e 25 
g irls in th e class.

T h e c o u rse is n o t co o k in g o r 
sew ing, b u t a r t, h isto ry , a n d a p ­
p re c ia tio n . T he firs t se m e ste r 
is a s tu d y o f th e m in o r art# , 
a n d th e second is a s tu d y o f th e 
fine a r ts . Miss C a lh o u n H a r­
ris is th e in s tru c to r .

E le c t P H I F E R — A sse m b ly 

V o t e f o r B O N E — A sse m b ly

B ill S m ith 

H, E. Joh n son 

J. J. A ltm an
—- P h o n e * —
2 - 2 0 5 5 

2 3 3 6 6 

9 8 3 9

F o r d S p e c i a l i s t s G a r a g e

SOS T r in i ty — P h o n e 2 —2 3 3 3

E x p e r t repair work on all 
cars. W e b e lie v e in service. 
G ive us a ring. Cars called 
fo r and d e liv e red at no ex tra
cost.

V E R N A W O O D S 

School of Dancing

Ballroom Classes
Monday and Thursday 
at 8:00 p. rn.

Also
B allet—S t a g e - 
A crobatic

Phone 9956 
For Information

. >i to Th * Do J* T e s t* .
CO LLEG S T A T IO N , O ct. 12. — , 
Ralph W . H ow e, o f S ey m o u r, 
a d e t lie u te n a n t-e o lo n e l of in fa n 
try , w as e le c te d p re s id e n t, and
W illiam E. M organ, F o rt VG rib , 
adlet 
lie u te n a n t-e o lo n e l o f a r ti l­
lery, vice p re sid e n t o f th is y e a r ’s 
senior class a t th e A. and M. C o l­
lege o f I exft*. a t r e c e n t m e e tin g o f 
th e class- W illiam O. R ay, H e re ­
ford, c a d e t m a jo r o f a r tille r y , w as 
elected t e r r e ta r y - tr e a s u r x r ; L e s te r 
H anks, San A u g u stin e , ex e c u tiv e 
m ajor o f th e co rp s staff, class his­
to r ia n ; J a m e s A. Reynolds,* B as­
tro p , c h ie f A ggie yell le a d e r, so- 
* la! s e c r e ta ry ; an d 
R. A. C ody, 
C eleste, c a p ta in o f C om p an y ” F ,” 
th e 
In fa n try , sensor m em b er o f 
ath letic co u n cil, to co m p lete th e 
11,-it of se n io r officers f o r th e y ea r.
s e r ­
g ea n t m a jo r o f 
th e c a d e t co rp s 
itatf, wa* elec ted p re s id e n t o f th e 
ju n io r class, an d J a c k S a u n d e rs, > 
also of D allas, ju n io r m e m b er o f 
th e T ex a s A ggie yell le a d e rs ’ staff, 
v ic e p re s id e n t. 
O t h e r officers! 
elected by th e ju n io rs in c lu d e W. 
E. M cC orquadale, O ra n g e, sec r e - j 
I ta r y - tr e a s u r e r ; R obt. L. H e r b e r t, I 
L ufkin, h is to ria n ; an d R. N. W in­
d e rs, H o u sto n , J . A. C o tto n , A hi-;
I Ie ne, a n d H ow ard A. I>ang, D al-j 
las, ju n io r re p re s e n ta tiv e * on th e 
; .Student W e lfa re C o m m itte e o f th e 
college.

F red S. B u fo rd , D allas, 

R obt. E. H ale, C o rsic an a , wa# 
j elected c a p ta in o f th e Ross V olun- i 
te rr# , c ra c k h o n o ra ry m ilita ry o r­
g an iza tio n o f th e A. an d M. c a d e ts 
I and Louis A. M aehem ehl, B eeville, 
first lie u te n a n t an d second in com ­
m and a t th e in itia l m e e tin g o f th a t 
o rg an iz atio n re c e n tly . O th e r offi­
cer# elec ted a re C u rtis M, E v e rts, 
H ouston, and E lm e r C. W e r n e r j 
| San A n to n io , second 
lie u te n a n ts , 
and Jo h n J. N eal, D e n to n , seere- 
ta ry - tr e a s u re r.

V o lo for B O N E — A**embly

CLO SIN G 

O U T

Texas 
Arm Bands

Make your expenses 
to the Oklahoma 
game.

Best Prices Ever

c&s

Sporting Goods Co.

th e p ro g ra m f o r th e next m e etin g C ollege, will 
o f th e association. P la n s a l r e a d y ; B rem en , G erm a n y , 
w o rk ed o u t include th e follow ing gin a n ex ten d e d 
ta lk s an d discu ssio n s: 

re se a rc h a t 

e a rc h 
le ct u ral p roblem s an d p riso n con ; 
clitionn, The resu lt* r.f his stu d y 
will be applied to the d ev e lo p m e n t 
o f e n g in e e rin g 
A.
& M.

**The T ra in in g o f J u n io r High 
School T e a c h e rs,” by W. I* S pen­
ce r, d ire c to r of se c o n d a ry e d u c a ­
tio n in th e S ta te o f A lab a m a ; “ The 
R elatio n o f th e S e co n d a ry School 
Dr, (H#*«eke will he acco m p an ied 
to th# J u n io r C olleg e,” by S. B.
by h \% d a u g h te r, MD* M innie Cie- 
H all o f V irg in ia ; "A R e p o rt on 
L ib ra ry S ta n d a rd s fo r S eco n d ary 
s tu d e n t o f th e 
seek#, a fo rm e r 
in
Schools,” by J,
, and 
‘’The Rein t> (, d e p a rtm e n t of psychology at
 
N o rth C a ro lin a
Hon o f Six# of C lass 
Illinois, Miss
|]ie*c<’ke expect* to s tu d y a t th e 
o f In s tru c tio n ,” by L. V, Stock- 
ard , s u p e rin te n d e n t of public high Univ* rs ity o f B erlin w hite in G ee-' 
schools, B allas. Mr. B tockard re- m any.
eeived his bachelor of arts* degree 
from th e U n iv ersity in 1911, and 
hi* m a ste r o f art* in 1919.
Mr. M athew s s ta te d 

Dr. Cie*e 'ke, who nj? co n su ltin g 
th e
and e n g in e e r 

ll, H ighsm ith of j U n iv e rsity and now w o rk in g 

to Efficiency th e U n iv ersity of 

 ____ 

to 

 

that, 

the 
A ssociation of C olleges and Hee 
ond&ry School* o f th e S outh ern 
s ta te s wa* o r g a n isod 84 y e a rs ago 
in N ashville, Tc*nn,, an d ha* been 
an 
in so u th e rn 
im p o rta n t fa c to r 
ed u c atio n since th a t tim e.

Exes Meet At 

Game Saturday

An ex -stu d e n t b u re a u w ill bt* 
m a in tain ed a t th e S ta te I a ir of 
T ex a s d u rin g th e T cxaa-O klahonia 
gam e n e x t S a tu rd a y . 
J. A. Mc­
C u rd y , ex ecu tiv e se c re ta ry o f th e 
E x -S tu d e n ts’ A n o c ia tio n , will be 
in charg e o f the b u re a u w hich will 
have h e a d q u a rte r* in th e A dolphu*
H otel in Dallas.

*—-— —■*- o-

in v e stig a tin g com-1 

Teachers to A tten d

a r c h ite c t 
T e x a s prison 
rulsxion th a t re c e n tly visited v a r ­
ious p e n ite n tia rie s 
in the U n ite d 
S ta tu s , also w ill in v e stig a te p ris­
V ocational M eet
on m eth o d s a b ro a d w ith e s p e c ia l,
, 
em phasis on th e tra in in g o f p ris-j 
oner* In p ro fita b le in d u stria l dc- Miw» L a u ra M u rra y an<1 H a r t’ 
in d u s tria l
pupation#, 
a w a y , Dr. G i e s e c k e e x - j tea* h er tra in in g 
th e
Wh i l e 
in v e stig a te co n d itio n s in U n iv ersity will he on th e p ro g ra m
pert * to 
various p a rts o f G erm an y . Den j of 
m ark, S w itz e rla n d , A u stria , Italy , 
* 
F ra n c e , E n g la n d , an d S c o tla n d .;

, 
,, , * , ’ s e ria tio n w hich 

m an D ignow ity o f 

thf> A n ierlcan V o catio n al A s - j

m e ets in N ew D r-;

b u re a u o f 

the 

v, 

A

t 

i 

. 

I 

. 

, 

. 

i

; H e a d q u a rte rs d u rin g the firs t p a r t i s * * 1* 

D ecem ber,

o f hi# in v e stig a tio n * will be 
Bt»din.

in I 

Dr. G iesecke e x p e cts to r e tu r n 
to A. St M. in th e e a rly p a r t o f J 
F e b ru a ry .
— 

— o— —-----—

Tw elve Students

In 

Miss M urray will d isc u ss w hat 
th** public schools can do fo r irt-j 
d u s try 
co m m ercial 
tr a in in g 
w o rk e rs, w hile Mr. D ignow ity w ill 
le ad a p a p e r on th e s u b je c t, ” I n ­
d u stria l T e a c h e r T ra in in g in In ­
s titu tio n s .”

O n Hospital List;

Ex s tu d e n ts who a tte n d th e fa ir 
w ill give th e ir nam e*, and in th is! 
T w elve stu d e n t# a re ill a t local
w ay it. is hoped th a t th e y w ill be 
able to g e t in touch w ith fH ands, : h osp itals, an an n o u n c em en t Mort*
w ho m ay be in D allas fo r th e gam e, 
E very e x -stu d e n t who visits 
b u re a u w ill 
rib b o n .

g ay by th e U n iv ersity H ea lth

be given a T exas-ex

an n o u n c ed .

th** s ,.rvi* 

official

B IL L D Y E R —
“ T he T r x i n ’i C h o ice”

T h e r e ’* A
W E A L T H

of s a t is f a c tir n in a
Charlie’s Double Malted

lies

/ A V Confectionery 
,-Crea Qdrden 
{ i t to C h a rlie's”

"Lf 

T he follo w in g s tu d e n t * arc 

ill 
d ’s H o sp ita l: G ill W h it­
a t Bt, D 
com b, H elen S h o rt, R. F, ( ’roll, 
S a ra 
l e o B rooks, and D orothy 
B ashing.

A t S eto n In firm a ry the follow ­
ing a r e IU: C a rly le N ew b erry , 
W a lte r K n a u th , D onald B u re h a rd . 
V ern o n H am m ond, G raham S tile s, 
Bessie C ockrell, arui Jo h n O v erall,

E le c t P H IF E R — A ssem bly

Orchesis Organizes 

Special Dance Class

a t 

tho se 

in te re s te d 

“ A special da*-* will be hetd j 
5 
each T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n 
o'clock f o r 
in 
try in g out for O rch esis and for 
thoM1 who w an t m ore th a n is of 
fe re d in class,” Mira M ary McKee, 
d an c in g in stru cto r an d sp o n so r of 
O r cher in, an n o u n c ed M onday.
O reheais m e ets to dan ce 

each 
7 1 5
ev e n in g 
W ednesday 
©•clock in th** dan ce stu d io . Offi­
are 
cers- ele c te d fo r th is 
y e a r 
p re sid e n t, 
B lanche C urtis* 
and 
secretary-!r« us­
M ildred Caller, 
u rer.

a t 

T he special tryout# consist of 
passing fundam entals $nd of giv­
ing two original dances, on** seri­
ous and one comical. They are 
to be judged by member.} of 0 r - 
chesii. No definite date h as yet 
been s e t f o r th e tryouts, b u t they 
will probably be held some lime 
in N o v em b e r, Miss McKee said, 
M tas E d ith Roy*, who has been 
in s t r u c to r of d an c in g in th e Uni­
versity for the p a st several years, Vt, 
substituted thi# summer for M 
V . 
Margaret H'Doubler at the Urn- 
i f 
verity of W isconsin an d .4- now 
te a c h in g a t th e U n iv ersity of ( al- y r
 m in . Miss B oys and .VU- Mc 
K eo are b oth fo r m e r pupils 
of 
M iss H ’D o u b le r .

£

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Emma D. Hall

Candidate For 

Assembly

from the

College of Arts & 
Sciences

Sincerity

Honesty

Ability

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and pencil 

for

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D eserve the care and 
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M aster can give—

rn

W e have earn ed th a t re p u ta tio n — 
S e n d you r g a rm e n ts to

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Only Form-Prest Equipment in the City 
Phone 2-3131

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REELECT 
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A rrington
For Education AS8€mt>ly

J. G . SH E L T O N
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Eye* E x a m in e d — G lasses F itted 
1 25 E a st Sixth S tr e e t 
P h o n e 7 2 2 2

M a ck ’* H om e -M a d e Ice C ream
B e st a n d C h e ap e st C re a m , 35c 
p e r q u a r t. C u s ta rd , 25c p e r 
q u a rt. P h o n e 2 -3 2 2 3 f o r sp e­
cial p rice on gallon o r m o re. 

3 5 0 0 G u ad alu p e S tr e e t

Tickets on sale M-K-T trains leaving Autin 4:25 p. rn. and l l p . rn. October 18
Limit Return from Dallas October 21st.

Leaves Austin 11:00 p. rn. 

Special Oct. 18th Coaches 

only.

Return Leave Dallas l l p.m. 

Saturday, Oct. 19th. Coaches 

.20R O U N D

T R I P

only.

M-K-T STUDENTS SPECIAL

L e a v e s A u stin 1 1 : 0 0 p. rn. Oct. 18th . A rr iv e s D a lla s 7 : 0 0 a. rn. O ct. 19th, S p e c ia l S leep ers 
fo r C o-eds. R e se r v a tio n s 

to be m a d e th ro u g h D e a n of W o m e n ’s o f f i c e . 

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