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A U S T IN , T E X A S , FR IDA Y , DECEMBER 14, 192S.

S IX P A G E S T O D A Y

LOYAL SUBJECTS A W A ITIN G NEWS

E. P. Choice Gives 
Essay Prizes for

English Students

in 

Prices 

am ounting 

t<> $25
have been offered again 
this 
year by E. P. Choice of bake 
an 
Providence, Louisiana* 
essay contest open to ail stu­
dents taking English 13. For 
the two be:-* essays offered as 
class exercises by m em bers of 
English 13 classes. Mr. Choice 
aw ards prises of $15 and SIO, 
respectively.

In a letter to Dr. E. M. 
C lark of the 
d e p a rtm e n t of 
English, Mr. Choice, who was 
a student 
the U niversity 
at 
from 1918 to 1923, said:

“ I have been much pleased 
with the results of the contests, 
especially since 
students 
have been entering and win­
ning A tlantic M onthly contests, 
thereby gaining national recog­
nition.”

the 

The first prize in last year’s 
by Charles 

contest was won 
Ramsdell.

JACOBS GIVES 
SLIDE LECTURE 
0 N SPECTRUM

Color Mixing Shadows 
A nd Combinations 
Explained

th a t 

re fle c t 

“ P aints are not color; they arc 
chemicals 
color.” 
stated Michel Jacobs in his lecture j 
on “ A rt and C olor” Thursday 
night a t Garrison Hall. The lec­
tu re was sponsored by the Austin I 
A il League.

the 

th a t 

th ere 

Jacobs states 

are 
only three colors in the spectrum. 
They are red, green, and violet, 
and it is from 
combination j 
of these th at make th e different 
colors 
th at are seen. Combina­
tions of the vibrations of the rods 
and cones on the re tin a of the eye 
are responsible fo r 
various 
shades of the th ree cologs of the 
Helmholtz spectrum , he said.

the 

Color mixing, 

color comhina-1 
tions, and shadows a re the 
three 
things th a t Jacobs teaches in the 
M etropolitan A rt School, of which: 
he is the founder.

C om plem entary colors and their 
usage in com binations and shad-! 
ows w ere discussed by the artist. 
“ Scintillations and vibrations are 
very necessary fo r th e p ain ter to 
achieve the desired re s u lt,” said 
Mr. Jacobs. 
“ P articu larly is this 
tru e of the picturization of sun­
shine and other intangible things 
in the p o rtra it,” he added.

Mr. Jacobs illu strated his th e­
ory with slides and concluded his 
lecture by 
answ ering personal 
questions and problem s of the au­
dience.

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SELLARDS, BROW N 

TO SPEAK A T MEET

Dr. Elias H. S ellards and Pro­
fessor L. S. Brown o f th e depart­
m ent of geology will a tte n d the 
annual m eeting o f th e Geological 
the 
Society o f A m erica d u rin g 
holidays. The m eetin g will 
be 
held in New York, D ecem ber 27, 
28, 29.

P rofessor Brown will read a 
characteristics 
paper, “ Notes on 
of Tourm aline in S edim ents” 
lo 
the m eeting o f th e m ineralogical 
division of the geological society.
Dr. Bollards will read two pa­
pers, “ The U nderground W aters 
of the Pre-C am brian 
in Texas,” 
and “ The World’s D eepest Well.” 
The ia.;t paper re fe rs to the well 
on U niversity land w hich has been 
drilled to more than 8,000 feet.

VOLUME XXX

POLLARD SAYS 
U. T. CAN HOLD 
BOND BUYERS

Constitutionality Was 
Approved by Buyers 
Attorneys
REGENTS TO DECIDE
Enforcing Contract in 
v Power of Regent 
Board

Mr. Wood 

A ttorney G eneral Pollard 

is­
sued the statem en t Thursday th a t 
the U niversity can hold, a t 
the 
discretion of th e Board of Re­
gents, th© G u aran ty T rust Com­
pany of New York to th e ir con­
tra c t to purchase U niversity de­
velopment bonds.
of 
of 
Thompson, W ood and Hoffman of 
the 
of New York, atto rn ey s fo r 
tru st company, stated to members 
o f the A ttorney G eneral’s depart­
m ent some tim e ago th a t they be­
lieved the opinion of the A ttor­
ney General to be correct on the 
question of th e constitutionality 
of the U niversity bonds.

firm 

the 

A new spaper T hursday 

stated 
th a t the tru st com pany wished to 
rescind th eir c o n tra c t and to with­
they 
draw the $10,000 deposit 
made on 
the 
bonds.

the purchase of 

Pollard sta te s th a t he has 

in­
formed the B oard of Regents of 
the m atter, and th a t it is entirely 
in their hands to do as they sec 
fit.

The statem en t given by the A t­
as 

torney G eneral Thursday 
follows:

is 

the 

‘‘The m a tte r as to whether or 
not the U niversity Board of Re­
gents w ant to p erm it the G uar­
anty T rust C om pany of New York 
to cancel its c o n tra c t fo r the pur­
chase of U niversity bonds is one 
purely within th e ir discretion. The 
bid of this com pany was an uncon­
ditional bid fo r these bonds and 
it has no legal rig h t to be released 
from the co n tract.
“ Mr. Wood o f 

of 
Thomson, Wood, and Hoffm an of 
New York, a tto rn e y s for the tru s t 
company, unequivocably stated to 
members of m y departm ent 
a t 
Austin, and again to me at Hous- 
on in a conference in regard to 
hese bonds th a t my opinion 
as 
to their constitu tio n ality was un­
doubtedly co rrec t in all respects, 
and not until the tru s t company 
seeks to get a refu n d o f the de­
posit made u n d er this contract has 
the constitutional question been 
raised.

firm 

“ I have in my files a copy of 

T urn to P age 4, Col. 6

STUDENT SICK 

LIST DECREASES 
TO FIFTY-NINE

over 

Although 

th e epidemic of 

in- 
the 
fluenza is sp read in g 
United States and a num ber of 
schools have been closed due to 
the sickness of stu d en ts and fa c­
ulty members, 
of 
University stu d en ts in local hos­
pitals has decreased from 66 
to 
59 since yesterday.

the num ber 

Students now in city hospitals 
a rc : Seton In firm a ry —J . S. Lan­
ham, J L. F ran k lin , Julia P lacek, 
Claud Meadows, John Bell, T. J. 
Palm, William E. Conklin?, Gene 
Ross, Emmett© Sheffield, N athan 
Sacks, John Keevil, W inona Glass­
cock, Alice B aur, Florence D ur­
ham, Sadie C harkas, Earl McDon­
ald, Alice W oodhcad, Doak Blas 
singamc, Dudley Wysong, Kelley 
Morris, William Thom as. Sydney 
F. Wheeler. W. A. Leach, An­
thony Glover, Thom as M. Walsh, 
Carl Jokusch, Rosa W orely, Max 
Bowden, H attie Cocke, VV'. B. 
Murphy, Camp Cochrum , Dorothy 
Abbott, M ary M. Glasscock, Janet 
UtJtz, 
Isabel! McLeod, Arnold 
H er mer, George Smith, Eloise 
Chanson, J. A. B eastly, Roland 
Arnold, and T em ple Nash.

In S aint D avid’s Hospital are: 
Kiwyn Milam, Jo h n Stapleton. E. 
X . Camp, G. C. K eyser, George 
C arlson, C ora G uinn, Polly B arr, 
S anford E skridge, 
if. B. B rad­
shaw, R. VV. W alk er and Fields 
Hampton.

In the S. R. D. In firm ary are: 
Evelyn Lacey, 
Je a n n e tte G ran­
tham , Helen H oskinsen, Rowena 
Stiles, and h im P o w ell

ML ,

S HALL TO BE 
THEATER FOR 
CURTAIN CLUB

Auditorium Will Seat 
200; I Vice F ixed 
At 50c
READY FEBRUARY I
in
First Presentation 

New Theater to Be 
February 10

S Hall is now being remodeled 
so th a t the C urtain Club will have 
an adequate place to present 
its 
plays at reasonable prices for the 
.student body. The work, which 
is being 
was begun this week, 
sponsored by the U niversity and 
by the C urtain Club.

In order to avoid undue 

ex­
penses and a t the same time save 
money fo r the students, the club 
decided on the plan of remodeling 
S Hall td T u it its purposes. Door** 
will be changed, a new floor will 
be put in, and seats will be pro­
com paratively 
vided 
so th a t a 
suitable auditorium will be 
pro­
vided.

about 

February 

The “ campus th e a te r” will be 
I, 
completed 
1929, and will have a seating cap­
acity of about two hundred peo­
ple. The price of admission will 
be 50 cents.

The C urtain Club will stage 
three or four perform ances next 
sem ester. The first program will 
be given F ebruary IO, the 
sec­
ond March 2, and the th ird May I. 
The final production has not been 
decided upon. There will be no 
advance aa Ie?; and no reserved 
seats. A policy of 
“ first come 
first served” will be m aintained.
The C urtain Club at a called 
m eeting T hursday night discussed 
fu rth e r plans of the project.

CHANGES MADE 

IN COLLEGE OF 

ENGINEERING

teaching 

T hree changes in degree names 
and 
of courses were 
made by the faculty of the Col­
lege of E ngineering, a t a m eeting 
Monday, according to T U. T ay­
lor, dean of the college.

The three changes are as fol­

lows:

1. The degree of bachelor 

of 
in civil engineering and 
science 
business adm inistration was chang­
ed to bachelor of science in civil 
and utility engineering.

2. A sim ilar change was made 
in the five-year course in electri­
cal and utility engineering.

3. The teaching of heating and 
ventilation 
fo r the architectural 
students will h e re a fte r be done by 
the departm ent of mechanical en­
gineering; and 
be 
tau g h t by the d ep artm en t of elec­
trical engineering.

lighting will 

EDITOR OF DAILY 

TEXAN RECOVERING

Jim mie S. Payne, editor of the 
Daily Texan, has been ill with a 
light attack of influenza but his 
condition is improved. He will b e 
able to re tu rn to his classes in a 
few days.

St. Edwards U. Is 

Among Schools to 
Close Due to Flu

at noon 

St. E dw ard’s University was 
closed T hursday 
to 
prevent the spread of influenza 
among the students, according 
to a statem ent made by F ath er 
Joseph Burke, president, T hurs­
day night. There only eleven 
cares of the “ flu ,” however, a t 
the school. The holiday period 
has been moved up one week. 
Classes will be resumed Ja n u ­
ary 3.

Tho effects of the “flu ” epi­
demic are being fe lt in various 
other universities 
and schools 
of the United States, according 
to reports 
by The 
Daily Texan.

received 

In the past week the Univer­
sity of Missouri a t Columbia. 
the U niversity of the South, a t 
Sewanee, Tennessee, and 
the 
U niversity of Georgia have sus­
pended classes. The W entw orth 
M ilitary Academ y a t Lexington, 
Missouri, has also been closed.
hundred ab ­
sences occur daily in the pub­
lic schools of Council B luff, 
Iowa. The public schools 
of 
C hattanooga, Tennessee, have 
suspended until a fte r the holi­
days.

About sixteen 

HORNADAY AND 
REDDICK GO TO 
T H S P A MEET

H ornaday Will Speak 
On T h e Front 
P ag e-

in stru cto r 

ML D. H ornaday, director 

of 
publicity fo r the U niversity, and 
D eW itt Reddick, 
in 
journalism , will leave Austin this 
m orning to a tten d 
annual 
m eeting of the T exas High School 
Press Association, held today and 
tom orrow a t B aylor College 
fo r 
Women, a t Belton.

the 

Mr. H ornaday will speak 

this 
afternoon on “ The F ront P ag e.” 
Mr. Reddick is high school press 
editor of the Interscholastic L ea­
guer, and is w orking with the offi­
cers of Sigm a D elta Chi in 
the 
m anagem ent o f the Interscholas­
tic League High School Press Con­
ference. Mr. H ornaday and Mr. 
to ­
Reddick will re tu rn to Austin 

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DR. AYERS' HOME

DAM AGED BY FIRE

The residence of Dr. F red C. 
Ayers, professor in the School of 
Education, was partially burned 
W ednesday m orning between 
IO 
and 11 o’clock. Dr. Ayers w as in 
hts office a t the U niversity when 
he learn er of the fire. The loss 
am ounted to ab o u t $500 on per­
sonal belongings which were not 
covered by insurance. The house 
was not owned by Dr. Ayers.

SENIOR DESIGNERS 

MAKE O PER A FOYER

“ Foyer of an opera house” is 
the subject of a problem com­
pleted by the senior class in des­
ign in the d ep artm en t of archi­
tecture. The problem consists of 
two sections and plan, and was 
It will be 
finished W ednesday. 
faculty 
judged 
members.

this F riday by 

FOX AND HATLEY ATTEND 

BELTON JOURNALISM MEET

The Weather

F o r A u s tin 

a n d V i c i n i t y ! 
fa ir a n d s o m e w h a t

F r id a y , 
w arm er.

No. 74

STEER CAGERS 
MEET RATTLER 
FIV E TONIGHT

Steers’ Chances Good 
With Dozen Fast 
Squadmen
LINE-UP UNCERTAIN
Grind for Conference 
Race Starts 
I onight

By BOB CANTRELL
TUX A N S P O R T S E D IT O R

th e ir 

Tonight a t 7:30 o’clock Austin 
cage fans will 
f irs t 
g et 
chance to see the 1928-29 S teers 
in action when th ey clash w ith Glo 
R attlers from St. M ary’s U niver­
th e 
sity over a t San Antonio a t 
beyond 
S ilents’ Gym nasium o u t 
th e 
the Colorado R iver, w here 
Longhorns will play all th eir homo 
games this season.

o f 

N ot much is known 

th e 
j stren g th of the R attlers, b u t 
in 
the past Jim m y H endricks has p u t 
o ut a pow erful team a t the Al­
amo City institution, and the sam e 
is more than likely tru e this year. 
The size of the crowd which will 
be able to see the gam e will be 
sm all, owing to th e size of th e 
gym nasium , and to the fa c t th a t 
it is not y e t com pleted.

the m ain en tra n ce , 

W hen stu d e n ts start ou t to 
to ­
th e S ile n ts’ G ym nasium 
n igh t, 
it m ay b e d iffic u lt to 
fin d at first. E n ter th e grounds 
follow 
at 
th e road, and 
th e fir st brick 
stru ctu re o f f on the righ t hand 
sid e o f the road is the gym n as­
ium . A t a la te hour la st night 
com p lete se a tin g fa c ilitie s had 
ot been a rra n g ed , but 
ex p ected that a fe w o f the seats 
w ill be ready to n ig h t.

it 

is 

of 

kind 

the Longhorns 

No m atter whgt 

a 
team Hendricks brings over, he 
will find 
th eir 
equal and b etter. N ever before 
did a coach have so m any men o f 
equaf caliber from whom to choose 
a 
a 
team . T here are a t least 
dozen, and even mord, men on th e 
iii 
S te er squad who are 
every respect, and in selecting tho 
s ta rtin g five, Coach W alker will 
find th a t he has a difficult task 
facing him.

equal 

Scrimmages since the opening 
of practice have shown th a t no 
one man will be the big show fo r 
Texas this year, and to n ig h t will 
see a fast-w orking, fast-breaking 
five on the flo o r with every m an 
giving all he possesses.

C aptain Holly Brock and Sug 
Camp may s ta rt the gam e a t fo r­
w ards, but this isn ’t certain. Jako 
Looney, P int W ebb, and 
F rank 
Cheatham have been showing up 
well in t&e w orkouts, and will g et 
in the game before it is over.

Big Un Rose, E arl T aylor and 
C heatham all have been looking 
good a t center, and an y one o f 
the three m ay s ta r t 
tussle, 
w ith the other two certain to g e t 
in the gam e before it is over.

the 

the 

practice 

The question o f 

startin g 
g u ard s is one th a t will cause W al­
k e r to pause and ponder a long 
tim e. Kona Rees, Red W ray, 
R ut Vining, Jake Looney, F ran k 
all 
Estes, and Jim B eard have 
in 
been showing plenty of s tu ff 
th e 
and 
eith er two of th e group m ay s ta rt 
the melee. Rees and W ray a r e 
veterans, while V ining is a grad­
uate of the frosh squad and E stes 
and Beard are old squadm en. 
I t 
is alm ost certain th a t all the men 
will see sendee som etim e during 
Urn evening.

scrim m ages, 

In addition to these men, there 
are a dozen o th ers who likely will 
g e t into the m elee. Big Boy Pe­
terson, S horty N erair, George 
W hite, Jim m ie M iller, P ete H a r­
rison, U g Ingram * W itseii, 
and 
o thers are aff good men and like­
ly will see som e action before th e 
th in g is over.

A fte r tonight, W alker « 1 Mark 
his m en in co n stan t practice (||* 
fo re breaking camp fo r the 
days. The conference games 
begin early in January.

DEAN S ASSIST;
RETURN TO

P a r t o f the huge crowd th at 
has collected every day out- 

f 
i

side Buckingham Palace, E ng­
land, where King George is sor­

ENGINEERS T 0

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Glee Club Will 
Sing Carols 

Main Building

girls* study hail. a j I nree-day Convention
Of Gulf States ( lubs 
B e g i n s

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.

J'reparations in the University 
fo r the celebration of Christm as 
began today with th e arrival o f a 
trees. One j 
load of C hristm as 
large tree will be placed in 
the* 
rotunda of th** Main Building, and -p i 
one in the 
sm all tree ha. been placed in the 
office of th e dean of women,

“ The precess o f decorating the 
trees will s a n tom orrow ,” George 
Stevens, business m anager of 
the 
U niversity stated T hursday.

( Lib will 
in 

B eginning Monday, 

the Girls 
sing Christmas 
Glee 
the Mail 
the had of 
carols 
B udding each day, probably be­
ginning before I o’clock, it was 
announced.

BEN STOLBERG 
LECTURES ON 
LABOR TO PIC

Capitalism of Union- 
Defects Shown 
In Talk

rel*.—tin fW wood

iously al with an attack of 
pneum onia.

RECEPTION FOR 
DELEGATES TO
NEWMAN MEET

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a 

in 

its 

Lucy Herm es 

With more than tw enty 

dele­
gate- registered by T hursday eve­
ning. the convention of the Gulf 
S tates Province of Newman Clubs 
began 
convention 
three-day 
last night with a reception at the 
Newman Hall and Newman Club 
rooms. The entire low er floor of 
the 
the hall was decorated 
I C hristm as m otif, with w re a th s 
; holly, red b e rrie s and 
large 
J C hristm as tree lending the Yule- 
! tide touch and spirit to the oc- 
served 
j casten. 
1 punch throughout the evening, 
i 
The delegates who had register- 
| ed up to last night w ere: Aileene 
Holt, N orth Little Rock, A rkan­
sas; Marian M urphy, Southw est­
ern, L afayette, Louisiana; Bess 
F itzgerald, 
lo u isia n a S tate 'N o r­
mal College; Mildred Crozier, Lou­
isiana S tate Norm al College; V. 
T. F a llo u t A. & M.; S. Y. Colzer, 
A. k M.; Gerald H atard, South­
Julius Bau- 
w estern, L afay ette; 
e tte . Southw estern, 
L afayette, 
Louisiana; Vesta R ichard, S outh­
w estern, 
la f a y e tte ; Jean n e Cal- 
lenam , Louisiana S tate Normal 
C ollege; Nora O’Neal, Louisiana 
S ta te Norm al College; Sybil Dick­
i n s o n , San M arcos S tate T each­
ers’ College; Louis Dullue, San 
Marcos S tate T eachers College;

By VERDA H. BAKER
“ A new d isp arity was created 
betw een capital and labor by th** 
World War,” said Benjam in Stol- 
iecturer-jou m a lle t and r a ­
bcrg, 
tionally known au th o rity on social
and industrial problem s, in his lee- 
lu re on “ The C hanging R e f to n * ! J — "
Between C apital and L abor” 
th e 
B uilding T hursday night.

o f 

in

T eachers College; F ilipka Kailua,
the Biology gan M arcos s u t ; TeJ he„ Col

the w ar, capital and 
“ B efore 
economic
labor were 
largely 
explained. 
fo rces,” Mr. S toiberg 
“ A fter the w ar, capitalism became 
ex tra o rd in arily pow erful and 
la­
bor, by com parison, e x tra o rd in ar­
ily weak. The disparity thus cre­
ated was so g re a t th a t tly- social 
dem ocratic m ovem ent to which it 
gave im petus, o r as it 
is Some­
tim es called, the new ‘trad e union 
capitalism ,’ took on a protective 
coloration by assum ing a philos­
ophy of economy in an effort to 
im itate cap italist psychology.” 

loge; Mrs. Fannie H oneweli; P ro­
fessor C. J. M cNasty, Southw est­
ern, L afayette, L ouisiana; 
and 
F a th e r Gleissner, A. & M.

The chaperons fo r last nig h t’s 
reception w ere: Mr. and Mrs. J. 
W. Byrne, Mrs. Em m a T. Dry, 
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Zim m erm ann, 
Mrs. J. W. Ram say, Miss Eliza­
beth Brown, and Mrs. H. A. Kelly. 
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G R A D E D A TA GOES 

TO PRESS TH U R SD A Y

 — 

ON FIELD TRIP

Civil and Architectural 
Students to Study 
Various Plants

an d 

S en io r engineers o f both 

the 
civil 
architectural d ep a rt­
m ents will leave from the Y. M. 
this Friday 
C. A. a t 7 o’clock 
m o rn in g on a field trip conducted 
by P ro fe sso r Phil M. Ferguson, 
by Professors 
and accom panied 
Banks McLaurin and 
John A. 
F ocht, from the testing laboratory 
of the L ittle Campus. They will 
re tu rn S aturday night.

F rid a y afternoon they will visit 
the sew erage disposal plant 
at 
San M arcos and the rock crusher 
at New B raunfels L ater they will 
visit th e Alamo Iron W orks and 
the San Antonio P ortland Ce­
m ent Com pany in San Anionic. 
S a tu rd a y will be devoted to 
the 
inspection of the San Antonio 
S ew er P ipe Works, 
Smith 
T ow er Building, and t i e M ajestic 
T h e a te r Building.

the 

O nly one girl will make 

the 
field 
trip . She is Ruth Lawhon 
of B oerne, a .senior stu d e n t m ajor­
ing 
in architectural engineering. 
The me rf" who will make the trip 
a re : A. IL Arnold, W. P. Donal- 
son, FL E. DUlman, J. E. G rasty, 
J. C. Golding, P. M. Howell, A, 
C. K yscr, J. A. Wilson, and S. R. 
W oodruff.

EXES PLAN DRIVES 

IN T W O T EXAS CITIES

U nion campaigns a t Houston 
anti San Antonio are being plan­
the Uni­
ned by ex -studcnts o f 
in 
is 
versity,, T. W. Gregory 
charge o f the campaign a t Hous­
ton 
has his organization 
re ad y to s ta rt the work.

an d 

R e c e n tly 

union ^h ead q u arters I 
the 
received $1,350, which was 
result o f 
the personal work of 
Orville Buffington, Wichita Falls, 
a fo rm e r student and m em ber of 
the ex ecu tiv e council of the Ex- 
Students* Association.

DEAN TA YLO R LAMBDA CHI 

FORUM SPEAKER THURSDAY

Dean F. LL T aylor, the “ Grand 
Old Man of the C am pus,” spoke 
to the m em bers of Lam bda Chi 
A lpha fratern ity T hursday night 
in one of the F ireside 
Forum 
m eetings. The g re a te r p art of 
the d ean’s talk was th e recount­
ing o f rem iniscences to bring out 
the fa c t th a t college days are the 
m ost enjoyable p a rt o f one’s life.
Henneries of stu d en t days would 
stay in the mind longer than any­
thing 
th e classroom. 
learned in 
Dean T aylor said.

“A man will fo rg et th e names 
o f the professors a n d w hat they 
ta u g h t much sooner th a n he will 
fo rg e t whiff happened o n a certain

night in a certain part of town. 
When old graduates m eet a fte r a 
n u m b e r o f years have pulsed, they 
talk of what they might 
w o n 't 
have stu d ie d in college b u t 
th#?y 
will Inevitably talk about w hat 
classm ates or 
to 
bas ha pen cd 
about stu d e n t escapade*,” he said.
Tho d ean raid th a t a college 
ed u c atio n was a com plete failure 
unless th e graduate laid the foun* 
dation f o r a good c h a rac te r d a r­
ing his undergraduate days. “ E du­
cation w ithout the guiding influ­
ence o f a good ch aracter helps th e 
w orld a b o u t as much a s a ru n ­
aw ay locom otive would add to the 
w elfare o f the people o f A ustin,” 
be seated,

by 

the 

investm ent 

la - 1 f >t<henbaum. aaaiatant registrar, 
t0. P f« * Thursday,

Copy for the bulletin for 1927- 
1928 on R egistration and Passing 
Sum m aries, which has been pre
under the direction of Max

Mr. S toiberg brought out the 
three-sided system of th is im ita­
tion: F irs t 
of!
funds and the co n tro l o f banks;! 
second, by education or 
b o r e r s ;.a n d 
th ird , by collab..™- 
lion of laborers w ith capitalists. 
None o f these m eth o d , have been, n u ” W 
in the lecturer’, opinion, p a n tie ,-1 e“ h 
la d y ttueeesaful. The investm ent* I ? J ’ , a " d ,h " 
b ro u g h t lo ., o f m oney; education an< 
degenerated into a form of prop- C K , t o , T i n u CVM i t t f s n 
a g e n d a ; and collaboration between C -U O t_ A I I O N C O U N C I L 
two m ovem ents on vastly differ-
en ! levels has proved exceedingly! 
difficult. 

the b t lictin .n d u d e the
students reg,stored in
offered rn the Umvcr-
o! pas81nK

| The local organization of Hhe
of! C ouncil of P rim ary Education will 
8 
L abor left since the w ar w ith the m eet F riday night from 7 to 
eraft-sepai arist 
to o’clock a t the F aculty W omen’s 
r e to r t to a ’song and dance’ p«y-1 Club. Hostesses fo r the m eeting, 
the
chology in o rd e r to hold its mem- j who are also in charge 
bership,” Mr. S toiberg continued, program ,, are Leafy W hitaker, Lu-
‘T he new unionism 
and

TO MEET TONIGHT
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the elite B arn ett, Lucy Small, 

“ T he A m erican F ederation 

idea has had 

‘u UiJi "" “ 

of 

favor* 
T urn to Page 4, Col, 4

ucillf FoHwood.

Edith Fox and Roy Hatley, ex­
students of the departm ent of 
journalism of the U niversity, past­
through A ustin Thurs&y on 
ed 
th eir way 
to th e Texas High 
School Press Association m eet 
in Belton F riday and Saturday.

Miss Fox: received a bachelor of 
journalism degree from the .U ni­
versity in 1926, and is now teach­
in Breckenridge 
ing journalism 
High School, San Antonio. She 
is also sponsor of the Brecken­
ridge Times, w ee k ly paper of the 
school published by the journalism 
students,

Roy H atley, who todk graduate 
work in journalism last year, 
ia 
teaching journalism in Main Ave­
San Antonio, 
nue High School, 
and Is sponsor o f 
th e weekly 
paper, the Huisache. Both Mr. 
ti*
H atley and Mies Fox were 

by 

representatives 
th eir schools fo r the con­

companied 
from 
vention.
.Tho 

students 

accom panying 
Miss Fox w ere: Billy Bedell, Edna 
F ranks, Aline Williams, 
Leroy 
Ziesehany, G eorge Gilpin, R obert 
Graham, Ellison, E chterhoff, and 
Jack McClellan. T hey are asso­
ciated w ith T he Times, and La 
the high school an n u al. 
R etana, 
They visited 
a 
on th e cam pus 
short time T h u rsd ay m orning.

T he T. H. S. P. A. m eeting b e­
an d con­
gins F rid ay m orning 
I t is a 
tinues through S aturday. 
m oating o f d eleg ates from 
th e 
papers o f the vaxitttft high schools 
over the state. T he convention Is 
sponsored by th e d ep artm en t o f 
journalism a t B aylor College fo r 
W omen. H elen Zone W ortm an, 
in stru cto r in journalism a t Baylor, 
lo director of ti**'

M iss Lula lf. 

F ran ces & 
ed to th e ir 
o f women’s 
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A LONG WAIT 
REWARDED

FO RD

SPORT

By BOB C A N T R E L L 
Tea**. Sport* Editor

T on igh t Am:tis c a fe fa n s will 
have th eir first chance to M S how 
the 1929 Steer ca g *r? will “ stack 
u p ” agau . vt opposition, this limo 
in the form 
o f St. M ary's B a t­
tlers. They open the season a t 
the Silents* Gymnasium out be­
yond the Colorado, where 
they 
wiii play all their home gam es this 
season, 
t h e S te e r* should win 
and 
o f trouble, 
without a bit 
every 
W alker will 
man on the squad a chance 
in 
the opener, but he will take no 
chance on low rig the opener.

likely 

give 

S p eak in g o f the opening gam e, 
there won’t bo room for as many 
people at this scrap a s there will 
be fo r those com ing later in the 
season. The* Silents’ Gymnasium 
h asn ’t been com puted and work 
is still being done on the strut* 
to re 
in the way of puttin g up 
s e a ts and gettin g the floor lined 
playin g 
o f, and sn shape 
floor o f the gym nasium will 
be 
one o f the best in the state when 
it in finished.

The 

Stark House Defeats 
Gullet Quint in 
Second Fray

Preliminary 
Track Work 
Under 
Way

Bf S T U D N A S H
TEXAN SPORTS BT A EF

With mg bt lette r men as a n u­
cleus, Coach Clyde L ittlefield is 
puttin g his track asp iran ts through 
their prelim inary pacta, p rep ara­
tory to sta rtin g serious train in g 
im m ediately a fte r the Christmas, 
holidays.

Captain Leo Baldw in, Dan Dan­
iels, Fran k M ondrik, Perry H arris, 
Curtis B eaty , 
Fred Ha od berg, 
W alter Howe, and Barney .Slaugh­
ter are the 
about 
whom the 
team will be 
molded.

letter men 

1929 

th at 

Equipm ent h as already 

been 
issued to about seventy-five men, 
(Mid L ittlefield exp ect* 
a t 
least 200 will have answ ered the 
cal! by the time the season opens.
“ We will begin organ ised work­
outs right a fte r the holidays,” he 
stated T hursday, “ and will begin 
to hold the regu lar Satu rd ay a f t ­
ernoon practice m eets with 
all 
squad men and freshm en partici­
pating about the fir s t o f 
F e b ­
ruary.”

There hi a world of m aterial on 
hand from which to mold a team , 
but it Will have to b e developed, j 
Many men who barely failed 
to j 
make a letter 
and I 
many who showed up well on the | 
freshm an team have reported fu rl 
practice, and it is from these that j 
Littlefield hopes to draw capable ! 
running m ates fo r his eight v e t­
erans.

b a t sprin g 

VV. & W esterfeidt 

and C. D j 
DU worth look (plod in the h a lf - 1 
mile and 440, while Shirley Bowen 
and W illiam s 
to 
expected 
are 
the 
show up in the mile, Am ong 
hurdlers are Roe Si rn kina, M agus I 
Smith, and Milton Perkins, 
and I 
Tony Windrow 
and Scot Wilkie I 
are going good in the dashes.
The Longhorns will open 
the 

the 
season with 
T ex a s R elays, 
M arch 29 and will clim ax it with 
the conference m eet. May IO and 
l l , and will close by atten d in g the 
national meet in * hieago. Ju n e IL'.

All academ ic stud en ts who wish 
to play intram ural basketb all arn 
a k e d to meet at 
the Freshm an 
G ym nasium this F rid ay night at 
7:30 o’clock.

An intram ural m an ager will be 
elected and arran g em en t* fo r the 
tryouts made at the m eeting.

The academ e will play their first 
intram ural gam e again st the bus­
iness adm inistration 
this 
Friday night.

team 

T h e 

intram ural 

basketball 
gam es art* bringing a few surprin­
the 
t s to the staid follow ers o f 
sport o f late. The g am es have 
been anything hut orthodox, and 
the scores in many of them have 
been more 
gam es 
than basketball gam es.

like baseball 

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BASKETBALL
NEXT

IOO MEN ENTER TRYOUTS 

FOR FRESHMAN BASKETBAL

One hundred freshm en are re­
portin g daily fo r basketball prac­
tice. The freshm en have been di­
into tw q squads? of about 
vided 
fif'.y men each, one squad work­
ing from 4 to ~>t o’clock and one 
from 5 to 6 o ’clock.

The V arsity workout 

daily from 2 to 4 

o ’clock 

is held 
and

o f the elders. A s 

(C o ach b a l k e r has devised a plat 
the a d 
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van tage o f the su p erio r basketball 
ta c tic s 
th* 
freshm en a p p e a r fo r their work. 
o i t , he su b stitu te s a few o f them 
fo r the V a rsity m em bers, making 
each V a rsity m an responsible foi 
a frosh.

c p n a ccitt ive years.

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 FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1928.

T H E D A I L Y 

T E X A N

EX-KAISER IN DOORN ROSARIUM

Do Christm as 

Mailing Early, 

Urges G resham

**Do y o u r C h ristm a s mailing 
e a r ly ,” says J o h n S. Gresham, 
su p e rin te n d e n t o f th e U niver­
sity S tation of th e U n ite d States 
there 
p o st office. L a st y e a r 
w ere a p p ro x im a tely 
five hun ­
dre d parcels m ailed d aily d u r­
in g th e holiday r u s h a n d 
this 
y e a r packages a n d C h ristm a s 
c a rd s have b eg u n p o u r in g 
in 
alrea d y.

T h re e men will be on d uty 
s t a r t i n g D ecem ber 18 and 
the 
post office will k eep itp usual 
hours, opening 
and 
closing a t 5 o’clock.

a t 8 :3 0 

Saint Nicholas 

Attends Party

S a n ta Claus has s u f f e r e d seri­
ous reverses by th e d e stru c tio n of 
his fa c to ry at W einaoh tsb au m field 
by an avalanche o f snow, accord­
by Dr. 
ing to a le tte r re c e iv e d 
M. R. Gutsch, s e c r e t a r y 
th e 
of 
U nive rsity F a c u lty Club. E very 
the 
y e a r 
ch ildren of its m e m b e r s with 
a 
fo r 
C h ristm a s p a r ty , a n d p lans 
this y e a r ’s p a r ty a r e being 
com­
pleted.

e n t e r t a i n s 

club 

th e 

S a tu r d a y a f t e r n o o n , Decem ber 
15, a t 3 :30 o’clock is th e day set 
th e same 
fo r th e p a r ty a n d on 
e v e n in g a t 8 o’clock th e m embers 
will be e n te rta in e d . T h e follow­
in g le tt e r was re ce iv e d 
by Dr. 
G u tsch in J u ly a n d h a s been f o r ­
w a rd e d to the club m e m b e rs:

N o r th Pole, 
A rctic Zone 
J u l y 2, 1928. 

S e c r e ta r y U n iv e rsity Club,
A u stin , Texas.
D e a r Sir:

I a m w ritin g y o u t h i s early so 
t h a t you will hav e a m p le tim e to 
sen d m e th e list o f c lu b children. 
Please le t me h a v e th e list n o t 
am 
la te r th a n D e c e m b e r 8 as I 
lite ra lly o verw helm ed w ith Christ­
m as orders. 

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My doll fa c to rie s a t St. Nioho- 
fu ll 
la s b u r g have b e e n r u n n i n g 
b la st since e a rly in th e y e a r b u t 
can ha rd ly supply th e d e m an d. My 
t r u s t y Eskimos hav e 
j u s t com­
ple te d th e c o n s tru c tio n o f a new 
to y p la n t a t K r in g le s d o r f which is) 
in operation a t t h is tim e , tu rn in g 
o u t daily millions o f f i r e engines, 
hook and ladders c a r ts , building 
sets, puzzles, g a m e s, magic 
lan­
te r n s , g irls’ dishes, m in ia tu r e f u r ­
n itu r e , autom obiles, r u b b e r balls, 
a n d anim al sets.

My fa c to ry a t W »hrd lu eaion af- 
field which specialized in tre e dec­
o r a tio n s was c o m p le te ly destroy'

ccmT H E A G O L D SC H M ID T 

S o cie ty E d itor 
T e le p h on e 6 9 3 5

Former Students to Be Married

A t Wills Point on December 27

SO C IAL C A L E N D A R

W e e k Ending D ec em b e r 15
F r id a y — Sigma Nu 

form al 
d a n c e at the A u stin C o un try 
Club fro m 9 to I.

N ew m an Club d an ce at K. C. 

Hall fro m 9 to I.

Scottish Rite D o rm ito ry in­
fo rm a l dance a t S.R.D. fro m 9 
to I.

S a tu r d a y — G e rm a n 
G ym nasium fro m 9 to I.

a t 

th e 

CO-ED SINGERS 

GIVE CONCERT 

JANUARY 16

T h e U n iv ersity G irls’ Glee Club 
has se t J a n u a r y 16 a s the de fin ite 
d a te f o r its com ing c o ncert, it was 
an n o u n c e d T h u r s d a y by Ardis M a­
la rk e y , s e c r e ta r y of the o rg a n iz a ­
tion. T he p ro g ra m is to be p re ­
se n te d in th e A ustin High School 
a u d ito riu m a t 8 :1 5 o ’clock in th e 
evening.

R ehe a rsa ls h ave been held every 
T h u r s d a y and F r id a y n ig h t d u rin g 
I t w a s s ta te d th a t 
th e la st month. 
considerable in te r e s t 
w as being 
evidenced by good a tte n d a n c e .

T he p ro g ra m will be m ade u p 
o f lig h t a n d classical nu m b ers, in ­
te rs p e rse d with vaudeville skits.

NEWMAN CLUBS 

OF GULF STATES 
HEAR BENEDICT

Dr. H. Y. Benedict, p re sid e n t of 
th e U niversity, will b e one of th e 
prin cip al sp eak ers a t th e b an q u e t 
given S a tu rd a y , D e c e m b e r 15, a t 
th e Driskill Hotel in h o n o r of th e 
v isitin g delegates to th e N ew m an 
Club 
th e G ulf 
S ta te s Province, a c c o rd in g to th e 
Rev. F a t h e r W illiam Blakeslee, 
ch ap lain of th e local club.

convention 

o f 

Dr. A nn Nicholson 

of W ash ­
ington, D.C., co n n e c te d w ith 
the 
N a tio n a l Council of Catholic W o­
men, also will be one of th e p r in ­
cipal speakers f o r th e occasion.

W illiam M. R ya n, cha irm a n of 
th e province and p re s id e n t of th e 
local club, and T he od ore Weiss, 
f o r m e r pre sid e n t, will 
th e 
sp e a k e rs f o r the local m embers.

be 

The su b je c t of the problem was 
a bedroom suite consisting of 
a 
bedroom, two dressing rooms and 
th at 
two baths, to be designed so 
the dressing room s had a private 
entrance.

A nn o u n c em e n t b a s been receiv­
ed on the cam pus o f th e coming 
R, m a rria g e of A da K. W ynne an d 
I J a c k T. Life, of W ills Point, b o t h ! 
lonrnep stu d e n ts o f th e University, 
which will ta k e place a t the Has­
sell Memorial M eth od ist Church 
o f Wills P o in t T h u rsd a y .

Miss W ynne rec e iv e d her b ach­
e lo r of art- d e g re e in 1920. Sh 
w a s a m em b er o f Pi B eta Phi, i 
A shbel L ite ra ry Society, Cap a nd 
Gown, 
th e U n iv e rsity O rchestra, 
Y. W. C. A., and th e H istory Club.j 
, Life was a m e m b e r o f Phi Del­
t a T h e ta f r a te r n ity , pre sid e n t of 
th e sophomore class in 1924, and 
a d v e rtisin g m a n a g e r of the Cactus 
fr o m 1924 to 1927. He received 
his bachelor of 
in 
1927.

law s degree 

T hey will reside in Wills Point, 

w h e re Life is p ra c tisin g law.
* 
* 

* 

*

HAMMA PHI'S TO GIVE 

BENEFIT SA TUR DA Y

G am m a Phi B e ta s o ro rity will 
e n te r ta in with a b e n e f it bridge 
S a tu r d a y a f t e r n o o n fro m 3 to 5 
o ’clock on th e m ez z a nine flo o r of 
I he Driskill H otel.

T ables have been reserved f o r | 

th e various so ro ritie s a n d f r a t e r n ­
ities. R e se rva tio ns m a y be made 
b y calling th e G a m m a Phi Beta ,
house, it was a n n o u n c e d .

* * *

A. D. prs E N T E R T A I N

FOR M R S . PENICK

Alpha D e lta Pi s o ro r ity w i l l : 

e n t e r ta i n this a f t e r n o o n fro m 
4 
to 6 o’clock w ith a fo rm a l recep­
tio n a t the c h a p t e r house, 1803 
Wre s t Avenue, h o n o r in g Mrs. A. 
L. Penick, h ousem other. Mrs. Pen- 
i f k is an alu m n u s o f th e chapter.

n e w m a n 3 ° e l e g a t e s

TO RECEIVE TEXANS

T h ro ug h th e c o u r te s y of The 
D aily Texan, the dele g a te s to the 
convention of 
th e G ulf S t a t e s ; 
P ro vince o f N ew m an Clubs, which 
is being held 
from 
T h u rsd a y , D e c e m b e r 13, th roug h 
Su n d a y , D ecem b er 16, a r e deliv­
e re d 50 copies 
daily each m o r n in g a t N ew man 
H all.

th e c am p u s; 

in A ustin 

o f 

DORMS TO CLOSE

ON DECEMBER 22

Dorm itories a t 

the U niversity 
will close fo r the C hristm as holi­
days December 22, 
according to 
a 
th e ir respective m anagers. 
f e w cages, out-of-state girls who 
their 
a re unable 
to 
hom es will be the guests of 
the 
staffs, a l­
dorm itory m atro n s’ 
th o u g h no re g u la r m eals will 
be 
served and the buildings will not 
ftie officially open.

re tu rn to* 

In 

D u rin g the w eek p rio r to 

the 
be ginn in g of th e C hristm as recess, 
e a c h d o rm ito ry and m any of 
the 
b o a rding houses 
fo r University 
stu d e n ts will e n te r ta in with th e ir 
and 
a n n u a l C hristm as 
Christm as p a rty , w ith tre e s, col­
ored lights, tinsel, snow and red- 
clad S a n ta s w ith bags of gifts. 

dinner 

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CLASS IN DESIGN

FINISHES PROBLEM

T he class in in te r io r design 

in

o f th e ir 

completed a B e a u x A r ts problem, 
r e g u la r 
which is p a r t 
w ork. The th r e e m e m b e rs o f 
the 
class a re the fo llow in g: G e rtru d e 
S um ners, Cornelia Colthorp, 
and 
D oro th y Hill.

a te d in 1928 fo rm th e ro s te r of 
th e f ir s t class g r a d u a tin g u nder 
t h e th r e e -y e a r system. T h e re are 
a t p r e se n t fifte e n m em bers in the 
se n io r class in th e C olleg e.

Sigm a N u is e n t e r ta in in g with 
a form al dance to n ig h t f r o m 9 to 
I o ’clock a t the A u stin C o un try 
Club.

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SEPTEMBER 21 

IS 

POPULAR BIRTHDAY,

Of all th e days in the y e a r cm
w’hieh to be born, statistics com ­
the r e g i s tr a r ’s office a t 
in 
piled 
the U niversity 
th e 
students fa v o r S ep tem ber 21. F i g ­
ures show t h a t 30 students w e re 
born on t h a t day.

indicate 

th a t 

A n n o u n c i n g a

Christmas SALE

INCLUDING over 1200 pair late Fall and Winter’s 
I smartest models of the very type you’ll be pleased 
to wear NOW and months to come . . . a remarkable 
oportunity at the height of the season. Sizes in­
complete but choice delightfully varied.

Ii REGISTERED 
PHARMACISTS 
IN UNIVERSITY

Men W ho Passed Tests! 
C ontinue Courses 
O f S tud y

Fully 

re g is te r e d 

this y e a r, according 

pharmacists, 
six in n u m b e r, a r e enrolled in the 
College of P h a r m a c y at the Uni­
versity 
to 
Dean W. F. Gidley. These men 
have passed th e exam inatio ns giv­
en by the S ta te Board of p h a r ­
macy, b ut 
tho 
course, which w as re c e n tly c h a n g ­
ed 
to a th re e - y e a r 
course.

a r e c o n tin u in g 

from a 

tw o- 

“ Texas 

is filled with p h a r m a ­
cists who, b ecause of the S t a t e ’s 
lax laws, have n e v e r taken a col­
lege course and a re th e r e f o r e e x ­
of 
cluded fr o m 
S ta te s ,” 
I sta te s in th e 
Gidley said. 
being 
made to 
in tro d u c e a bill befo re 
the n e x t le g isla tu re with th e end 
in view’ of ra is in g T ex as’ pharm a- 

th e m a jo rity 
U nited 
P la n s a re 

: ceutical s ta n d in g .”

This y e a r m a rk s the 35th anni- 
; versary o f th e College of Ph a rm a - 
at 
I t was o rg anized in 1893 
I cy. 
Galveston, soon a f t e r th e creation 
of th e School o f Medicine. Be­
cause it was n o t established 
by 
e n a c tm e n t o f t h e legislature, th e 
Board o f R e g en ts was allowed to 
move it from G alveston to Austin, 
in o r d e r t h a t its stu d e n ts might 
be able to ta k e a d v an tag e of 
the 
b e tt e r la b o ra to ry anti library f a ­
cilities here.

only 

Until 1925, th e College of P h a r ­
macy w as a n anom alo us o rg a n iz a ­
tion o f f e r in g 
tw o y e a r s ’
; work. U n d e r such conditions, it 
could n o t be a m e m b e r o f the As- 
j se riation of Colleges of Pharm acy, 
th e s ta te colleges of 
to which 
: pharm acy 
sta te s belong.
of 46 
! Seven m e m be rs who were g ra d u -

An a u to g r a p h e d sn a p sh o t of 
G e rm a n ’s f o rm e r e m p e r o r who 
is living peacefu lly in H olland. 
a small
Wilhelm still keeps 

TT P. ■>
c o u r t a b o u t him, ho w ev er, and 
he c on tinu es to w rite his sig na­
tu r e with the “ I, R.” , m e a n in g 
Im perial Rex.

r e tu r n in g to h e a d ­
c a r ­

ed on J u l y I by an a v a la n c h e of 
snow% but m y herd of r e i n d e e r ’ 
by my t r u s t y gn om es! 
a tte n d e d 
in 
succeeded 
q u a r te r s a f t e r ha ving been 
ried miles o ut into the A rctic Sea i 
by a h u g e 
f o r J 
iceberg, 
w eeks on n o th in g b u t p o la r bear, 
w alrus a n d o u r Arctic m istletoe. 
TWs d is a s te r has han d ic a p p e d me 
co n sid e ra b ly b u t I hope t o be able 
to m e e t all d e m a nds by C hristm as 
Day.

living 

Give m y best r e g a r d s to 

the 
Club c hildren a n d te ll th e m t h a t I 
shall meet them a t th e club house 
S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber 15 a t 3:30.

Cordially yours,

SA N T A CLAUS.

plied by the S u p e r H e a t e r C om ­
pany of New York, also is being 
made. C onstruction of th e heat­
involved, 
ers, m achine processes 
and th e u nusual w o rk m a n s h ip a r e 
pointed o u t in th e display.

T h e last of th e displays illus­
tra te s v ario us fo r m s of gaskets, 
and 
show ing th e ir 
how th ey are m ade. G a sk e ts are 
used f o r boilers a n d s te a m pumps.

c o m position 

Donovan Stiles, f o r m e r stud ent 
in th e U niversity, sailed M onday 
f o r H a v re , F ra n c e , on b o a rd the 
Brave Coeur, a m e r c h a n t vessel. 
He ex pects to r e t u r n in F e b ru a ry .

ENGINEERING LAB 

GETS NEW EXHIBITS

T h re e new displays have been 
added to th e e n g in e e rin g la b o ra ­
to ry r e c e n tly ; one is a display of 
g rin d in g m a te ria l of the kind n ec­
e ssary f o r g rin d in g wheels, show ­
ing th e variou s stag es o f th e raw’ 
p ro d u c t, th e process of m a n u fa c - ! 
tuning a n d th e finished p rod uct.

A d isplay o f s u p e r h e a te rs, sup-

Mnue,

V fo r W e n * *

^

 

O pposite
L ittlefield
Building

ARRANGED IN THREE BIG GROUPS 
AND PRICED AT

9

C hoose 
from 23 styles 
w e re 12.50 to 
15

8 -
includes 16 
distinctive 
m odels 
w ere 10.50 to 
12.50

7.35

many smart 
low heel type 
that sold at IO 
and more

BL A CK S U E D E 
B R O W N S U E D E

B L U E KID 
B R O W N KID

R E P T I L E S
P A T E N T

R ed uctions W hich U sually Come A f t e r the Holidays

Just o f f 
C ongress 
on Sixth

t u n e

ttihcrc c/?rV/(?c JL-r lr 

V J ’ Pleasure/

C O N G R E SS N E A R E I G H T H

Something New Every Day

Luedecke-Moffatt Co.

Th e F riendly S tore

Suggestions of Lovely Gifts

M ake Your Selections Early

Fine Kay ser 
a n d A l l e n A 
SII IC H O S P 
OIL*IV i l v / O I L 

\ Linen Luncheon Sets 
\ 
For B rid g e - for B re ak - 
\ 
\ 
-rn.____ \ 

*“■ 
Always ready for 
t!ley “ re a ttra c tiv e .

Luncheon

service—

t v . ...................C . J . 

Beginning TODAY 

Until They’re Sold

GRAND CLEARANCE SALE
of 112 Dresses

Values $16.75, $19.75, 

and $29.75

A t one price

1.59 to 
4.85
New
C orsages

. in attractive 
individual boxes
W e up to 1.75
accept. 
ahi*' fo r young or

A w o n d e rfu l 
assortm ent o f 
H ankies three
\n a beautiful

79c
1 . 0 0

Just the dresses for 
right now

Things Miss University Prefers

LOW EXCURSION FARES
San Antonio 
via

to 

) *5 

Q jjk 

CHRISTMAS AHEAD! AND 
GIFTS APLENTY AT

W A R R E N ’S

THE CHRISTMAS STORE 

714 CONGRESS AVE.

titm 

Hurray! Hurray! He’s Here Today!
Santa Claus Himself
The Best Fellow
in A ll the World
Santa Claus will receive 
his young friends every 
day f rom J p. rn. until 
6 p. rn. except Satur-
day, he will be here un­
til 9 p. rn.

I ^ 

lr ■ 

Toys! Toys! 

s a T o y s !

House Slippers
For Christmas
For children, for worn* 
en, for men. Felt, satin,
leather, in many styles.
49c to $1,989 

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Christmas Gifts
E

R

E

F

M ake a $5.00 purchase in any departm ent and get 
one of our beautiful XMAS GIFTS FREE. These gifts 
are beautiful imported articles from almost every 
country and are really worth $ 1 .0 0 to $2.00 each. 
W onderful selection now , but th ey w o n ’t last long.

GIFTS FOR HER
Beautiful Spanish Shawls ................. $ 7 .5 0 and $11.75
F ur Neck Pieces 
G
Toilet Sets ................................ 
 $2.98 to $9.00
Perfume Sets 
..................................... $1.00 to $5.00
Silk Hose 
 
Silk Underwear 
..... 
B ath R o b e s ..................... .......................... , .............. $2.98 to I
Guaranteed Electric Irons ................. .
New Spring Coats, Dresses and Hats.

............................„............ 

 98c to
98c to

 

 

Fine fur-trimmed Coats at special 

$ 14.75, $19,75 

500 Gifts at $1.00 each in our Gift Dej

■ST'

R o u n d Trip 

T ick ets 
On Sale 
F o r Trains

Leaving A ustin 3 :1 5 
p . rn. or 7 :1 0 p . rn. 
ea ch Saturday. Re­
turn 
leave San A n­
tonio all trains Sun* 
d ay follow ing d ate of 
•ale.

U M

Round

Trip

T ick ets 
On S ale 
For Trains

Leaving A ustin 4 :1 5 
a. rn. and 5 :1 0 a. rn. 
each Sunday. Return 
leave San Antonio 
9 :0 0 p. rn. and 11:15 
p. rn. sam e date.

RIDE THE KATY
L eave A ustin Earlier, Stay Longer Sam Antonie. 
Tickets cen be purchawMl in advance e t city or depot o f Keo.
P hone 7202 or 4 3 0 5

 $11* !3a ily f e x a n

y tiH tlai v» th# n m p si of th# tJnl- 
wnriRf of Tv*#*, Aob tis, by th* Tex** 
£*-Ut4#f&tS JPsiittfStiOS#, Ise„ ®LST* SMm - 
Ute UUPt»l Monday.

SU M M BffWi. B. 
(After S§ j>.

• I i i MU, 

H*n. Te!»i»ho»e«
ta. I l l l l

lb * * * br tlniwtmUt Prt**, A. C. 

Wr?cht. Mm***r.

Kt*trre4 st **e«n4 e4*s« matter at the 

poatofnee at Austin. T»«*»

UM MIR S. PATHS 
0 U l f T W IE R I ...

- I^*t*r-?n-TM**
l f isse i of Editor

J ’’''

STAFF

M en to n ,T. M u rray
BHI E dw ard* ___
Macon B oddy .... 
M axixe T in ria ll

Issue E d ito r 
.... Aariatant 
A arixtant 
— A f f i a n t

What Do You 
A
Know 

By J. C. W A TKINS

1.
2.
3.
4.

W ar clam or ?
Al Sm ith C lub? 
“ F la " epidem ic? 
S e n a te defeat#?

Ina Hi rig South A re# cir fin 
dies co n tin u e th e ir clam or for

P a ir 
otic manifestations con- 
Hutted 
th ro u g h o u t B o­
y esterd ay 
it via. a
th e
ll citizen s rail led 
to 
o f 
su p p o rt o f th e fo reig n polit y 
Preside rtf. Sties. Offers 
a ll
of 
kinds con--ta in ly poured into 
the
FhMikkntfai palace, ran g in g fro m 
autom obiles to m edical 
supplies 
and m an pow er.

BULL
BELLOWS

B r V l W n t H. H E R A L D

ADDRESSES U. T. 
AVIATION CLUB

* ? ? r'flp f * t . . ** 
I F , r-}r*u iP n aftt A n d rew , o f K%IIy
k f &•*>»»
" A n t° nS* ’ ^
I J ? ] n tm f K‘n ot’ thr‘ A v iatio n C lub

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o f ' e le c tr ic #

, a w o c ia to profoaaor 
' o n g in e e rtn g .
! 
fete B en d er, e le c tric a l e n r W r -
I 4n* s t n d e n t, re p o rte d th e poaribil-
’ *e a r i,‘* • * “ • ? '* « * id .

PL NISI (MENT GIVEN TO STANFORD
STUDENT IS UNNECESSARILY HARSH

t i l e p u n ish m en t which Stanford*® m en ’* co u n cil has* m eted ©tit I **hmr huH 

to t h . OM n f t o t t M t o S ta n fo rd itu d a n t c o n v ic t* ) of p a rtic ip a tio n in 
t h . p o in tin g o f th e Bi* ‘V b e fo re the Bi* f l a m , rn absurd. 
fo r believ in g th a t s tu d e n t opinion, 

rh e r# iii no g ro u n d 

fra n k ly 
i* goin g to s u p p o r t 

o f frien d ly riv a lry , 

in fa v o r o f a tick ex p rew u m s 
th* dertoion handed d aw n by th e S ta n fo rd ju d g e ,. They, o f c o u m . The tone m an tru d g e d on. J u M t I',"1"
-Acre put in a d iffic u lt p o r tio n w hen th e d isco v ery o f a pr»ck«?hook 
belonging to the r a id e r d e fin ite ly proved hi? r n Ut. 
to upheld th e a tr e e m e n t b etw een (California a n d S tan fo rd which ^ . onward, .K eep in g Hi? face in th e F 
p ert* punish m en t o f co nvicted “ v a n d a l* ” but th e th re e p u n ish m e n ts E re c tio n o f th e lig h t, he splashed : E J * 

ft wa? up to th e m ahead o f 

him a n d hee honed h im ! 

The night w as ra in * and 

T H O U G H T FOR T O D A Y - 
E r in th o u g h Aiea M «rphre* ! J 

if Melt With th # “ flu " aud 

«>»# 
g " * 
* » , T ,.**.‘ 
^ T * ' '* “ * * * fc« " "**' M - 
**** 

__ 

which he was riv e n th e choice a re u n jiw tlfia h ly harsh. 
was given the* choir# a re u n ju stifia b ly harsh 

11 
It w ould be fa r b e tte r to a b ro g a te all a g re e m e n ts, w ritte n o r 
U n w r itte n , if th e y forced the im position of so se v ere a p en alty fo r rn 
* triv ial an o ffe n se .

The situ a tio n w ould be d iffe re n t, an d w ould 

ju s tify e x tre m e 
j m easure?, if the so-called “ a rts o f vandalism*’ w ere com m itted in a 
■ h itte r and u n w o rth y sp irit, and am o u n ted to u n n e ce ssa ry d e stru c tio n ' M .trrm o n *
o f p ro p e rty . O ur “g e n tle m e n ’* a g re e m e n t" should ap ply only in su c h ? y o u r nam e
c aact.— D ally C a lifo rn ia n .

TI FE UNIVERSITY AND A G EN TLEM A N

W e hav,. It from C ard in al N ew m an in h i. I c r t u r r . h r f o r r O x fo rd 
l n .v r r .u y a n d to n re s -h a t it I, “ a lm o rt” « d rftn ilio n of a - .n tlo m a n 
to ra y th at h . to o n . who n r v r r m fllrta pain. H r y o r , on to .a v -.hat

fey the iigfrt *hat Flowed r h r c r i h 5 ? *° ripot*#ti th e < on id ecatio n

* fif ^ 

st3,'fab l« ^
ha4f« b««n 

 

ridding.

receiv ed j this firm urn;
° n <'fsmmerci* 1 ******%| ray-opinion a s 

been ch o sen | a lity o f th ese

t h a t Cory H

th ro u g h th e m u d and w a te r 
through th e
liber
ward hom e. 
Ole
he so longed to see, hom e! 
d eniy the 
vanished, 
lig h t 
frien d ly glow w a* no more. 
cig ar had b e e r rain ed on.

to - 

f c& m m a** 

, 
fo r to e refectio n o f th e field.
ta lk 

Sod I 
on
T fe ^ e n g in e e rin g reco rd s e sta b lish e d in 

C rees, gav e a 

av iatio n d evelopm ent.

'H is!

I M R S B A G B Y W I L L 

i* when s h . 

t a h r . i 

E N T E R G O L F F I N A L E

— 

M «'n m o n ey is w hen she 

| y our pay chec k.

I
takes :

 ------ 
T w a s h as n u m e ro u s oil d ep o t- 
t o t B u lg er S a n Angelo, and g o b 
lege m en’s h a t h an d s. 
-•■-*— ■■ 

th e in d e p e n d e n t/g in u p in th e in-

indero*ncf#nL/o-.rt-.ir, 
j 
I te r-g ro o p golf to w raey , w on 
th e ,
rig h t to e n te r th e fin a ls in 
th e 
by j 
to u rn e y T h u rsd a y a fte rn o o n 
d e fe a tin g M ignonette T ro s e h w ig ,; 

t vvinner o f th e d o rm ito ry g ro u p . 

The s tu d e n t w ho laughs at his [ Mrs. B agby will play M rs. Min-1
Z im m erm an o f Z e ta Tau 
s o ro rity
th e 

p r o f tts o r ’s .joke m ay not have a , n 'f‘ 
MRH* of h u m o r, birt you must* a d - ! A lpha, w in n e r o f 

Mrs. J e a n e tte Rugby, w ie n e r o f [ h rm i? tl> C lub T h u rsd ay 

.■ T ! 1' T a " 

' 

W “ I| M in 

re m o v in g tho o b s ta c le ,

wnicn h in d er th e fre e end tm em b ar! a«?ed ac tio n o f those about Him • •• 

£ * r ~ 

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’a u h .

he. La . ...— —... - 

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th e Sigm a A lp h a Mu house. D ean
* • L M oore 
a f the S k n ta N j
house, and E. K. M cGinnis a t th e 
J o h n , 
Fbi Suftna D elta 
B agw ell will speak a t th e A cacia Ii 
house a n d Ellw ood Griscotn 
a t I 
the SiFm a E ta Chi h o u ^ F rid a y 
o-

house. 

POLLARD HOLDS 
BOND SALES VALID

C o n tin u e d F rom P age I )

an opinion fro m th e o th e r le a d in g 
bond a tto rn e y s to whom Mr. Pow ­
ell o f th e G u a ra n ty T ru s t Com ­
pany of New Y ork re fe rs in th e 
n ew sp ap er item of to d ay in which 
this firm u n e q u ivocably ap p ro v es- 
to th e c o n stitu tio n - 
bonds.

I have ad v ised the R egent? o f 
th# U n iv e rsity o f these fa c ts and j 
of th ese o p in io n s, and th e d isp o ­
sition o f th e m a tte r is w ithin th e ir 
d isc re tio n .”

E s te r Drape!* an d M arth a H o d -
th e I

e n te rta in e d m em bers o f 

em b er Ifl, w ith an 

p a rty a t K irb y H all.

n ig h t,
in fo rm al

A lex S . M u rp h re e Bull Bellow s

colum nist, is ^
with illness. 

6
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T e l e p h o n e 2 - 1 6 4 9 
E v e n in g * — B y A p p o i n t m e n t
Dr. G. B. Vosburg

C h ir o p o d is t 

F o o t S p e c ia l is t

? < m 

in La Fbi?, ad d ressed 

The L eague o f In d u stria l Er-»* 
ploy MS 
a 
cem m tm scatm n to th e g e n e ra l com 
•san d er 
th a t Ha
foiled “ to m arch in th e g re a t cen* 
Hade o f co n q u e st and c iv ilr/atiu n 

lh " m m U rn w nivem lty t h a t he m ight be in- G arden o f E d e n d u rin g a 

n / . * 
4n ^ - r m ir i n g ,h a i a n y th in g 
111 
, 
c lo se r to a g e n tle m a n could be fo u n d am o n g th e u n iv e rsity p eo p le 
 
va *# * y v* i r i i tf j/rtfpiV 
rn. Ad. w 
^ 
t bon g, *•* e. t't. k O'.. 
th a n one who ‘n e v e r in flic ts p a in .” C e rta in ly rf a p e rro n w ere fo u n d j H Wfm>t h <* lo n g now until New
.......... .. •* « jrt .-t.n w rit rcrann
* 
c o n fo rm ed to th e r e a litie s w hich
Y ear’s—— th e tim e you sit “erious- 
firs t en- N ew m an co n sid ered to be e sse n tia l to “ a lm o st” d e fin in g a g e n tle m a n ,
ly with y o u r th o u g h ts and He 
to 
y o urself a b o u t wharf you a rc g o ­
h# would u n d o u b ted ly be hem ld ed am o n g thoN» w ith whom he cam e
ing to stop d o in g .
in c o n ta c t a s a g en tlem an .

th e a rm y , req u est m g J d u rin g th e p re se n t g e n e ra tio n w ho 

*' 
" r;Ut thJ,t f w d 

of 
m em ber - be th e 

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d c
O R U M S P E A K E R S

Q P tr a 

sp e a k e rs 

F iresid e F o ru m 

f o r 
T h u rsd a y , D ecem ber 13, w e re : 
De un I . U, T a y lo r a t th e L am b d a 
Chi h ouse, Dean II, T. P a ilin a t

302 Littlefield Building 

H o u r s — 9 a. m. to 5 : 3 0 p. m . 

A u s t i n , T e x a s

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, I

IT S DECEMBER AGAIN 
AND YOU REALLY MUST 
SHOP FOR CHRISTMAS

But d o n ’t let th a t w orry you. W e ’ve 

been plan n in g 

fo r m onths 

to m a k e 

th is a painless D ecem ber. W e h e s ita te 

to 

s ta rtle 

you — but 

h e re 

y o u ’ll 

find shopping an e n jo y a b le p a stim e. 

H ow a bo ut p a ja m a s for th e A to Z 

yo un g men on yo ur list.

Campus Shop

Paraguay,”

“ We m ay Ii# o u t 
never dow n” — <• videnH y.
W afh in g tr.n , D. < 

b u t 

b in h to th e f ir s t “ Al S m ith 
p re sid e n t in IU"12” club.

, has given 
fo r 

M oreover, effo rts will be m ade 
to prom ote o th e r fin bs th e lughout 
th e c o u n try w ith the sam e o b jec­
“pop ors. 
tive. acco rd in g 
The club has a m em bership con­
ta in in g m any p ro m in e n t W ash in g ­
to n D em ocrats.

to its 

Y e s te rd a y s im ports show ed th e 
follow ing schools t i , oil u n til a f t ­
e r the Hobday* b ecause o f the in- 
B u e n a s I‘p idem ie:

W en tw o rth M ilitary A cadem y, 
The University o f Georgia,
The Bishop School fo r Girls. 
C ity schools 

of C h a tta n o o g a 

an d C ouncil Bluffs, Iowa.

And K ansas Un N’t ra tty rep o rt? 
n e a rly u h u n d re d 
eases, while 
D ean Hal! of T. C. V. denied th a t 
institution would close*, although 
th e re is a larg e am o u n t o f ric h ­
ness,

In Washington yesterday Sur­
geon G en eral C um m ing called to ­
g e th e r a “board of 
stra te g y on 
in flu e n z a ’* lo co n sid er re p o rts of 
th e B ureau o f C ensus sh o w in g an 
Increase 
d eath 
in 
f a t# and to m ake 
rocom m eitda- 
t!or,s on Ste pf. which m ight be 
tak en to c a rli th e sp read of 
the 
disease.

th e in flu e n z a 

W h en w p go on to fin d w h a t in Included a m o n g th e c h a ra c te ris tic s 
of a g e n tle m a n w e fin d th a t th e (ru e g e n tle m a n c a re fu lly avoids w h a t­
e v e r m ay c a u se a j a r o r jo lt in th e m inds o f th o se w ith whom he is 
c e s t; all c la ssin g o f opinion, o r collision o f fe e lin g , all re s tra in t
J , , , ion. o rrfn o m . o r re .e M tn .tttt h i, * r r ,. r ™ ' b ^ ' t o 
Ile bas too m u ch good sen se to Im*
«vt ryurft at his ease an d a t bonne, 
a ffro n te d ut insult? he in to o w ell em ployed ro re m e m b e r in ju r ie s , 
an d too in d o len t to b e a r m alice. Fie m ay be r ig h t or w rong In 
hi J 
opin io n s, but he is to o c le a r h ead ed to be u n ju s t; he i? as sim ple a* b e 
ii forcible, and a* brief a* he is decisive. He resp ect* p ie ty and d e ­
v otion, Fie is to le ra n t in a1! m a tte rs.

In this d a y o f prohibition, in -j 

hfbrtions, a n d p re sc rip tio n s m an 
th e
?#ems tn h a v e t a m e d from 

' h t o T ^ t ” . t i t w t T i ‘ d'viTe!

TH O U G H TS O F CHRISTM AS 
CH RISTM A S

S an ta G laus— it m ust be g r e a t 
to be a kid a n d believe in old St. 
Nicholas and his re in d e e r and g u l­
libly le a k in a ll o f the wild ta le s; 
y o u r dad te lls y o u and still th i n k ; 
l i t people a rn sin c e re .

 

you
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a n d away to th o p a r ty you went 
w onder w ho w ill be 

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| C h ristm a s? — d a n c e s , handshaking, s 
j chem ical a n a ly s is o f 
I “ w onderful s t u f f . ”
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th e usual 

home 

In sum m ing u p th e se c h a ra c te ris tic s , it m ust be a d m itte d th a t a lto ­
g e th e r it a p p e a rs a* it th e p e rfe c t g e n tle m a n is ju s t a b o u t an im p o s­
In sp ite of this u n d e n ia b le fa c t, it i i n o t im possible f o r th e
sib ility . 
p r e c u t g e n e ra tio n , o r an y p re c e d in g or su c c e e d in g , to b e a r in m in d I C hristm as tr e e ? — like sailor? in 
a g e n e ra l co n ception of those riling* which m ig h t be expected o f 
g e n tle m a n an d to do his p a r t in th** u p lif t o f so c ie ty as a w hole, toy j
d o in g so. T h e c o u rte sie s ex p ected o f a g e n tle m a n a re c e rta in ly n o t I 
u n f a ir and th# o b se rv a tio n of C a rd in a l N ew m an ’s g e n e ra l ru le b y j T w f U? 
o u r cam pus p o p u la tio n , no one ex cep ted , w ould a d d to the bond* o f 
att loyal M innesotan*.— O. I), in Th# M innesota D aily.

Fieri ms— re mem ber whPn 

a j p o rt, all lit up. 

STUDENT FACULTY CO-OPERATION

In fo rm er y e a rs college and college g o v e rn m e n t w as a c o m p a ra -I 

liv ely sim ple thing. T he p re sid e n t an d the fa c u lty m erely set dow n L u 
Mto ru to . o f d to d p lm , and B< holarahi,, and .h a a .u d e n u foMow-d thorn, ^ 2

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stu d e n ts new find room fo r rn m any th o u san d , th e p ro b lem o f s tu d e n t I 
self g o v ern m en t is th e d o m in a n t problem on p ra c tic a lly every c a m ­
pus. Many in stitu tio n s have m et tire tam e by g iv in g 
stu d e n ts 
p ra c tic a lly u n lim ited c o n tro l o v er stu d e n t a c tiv itie s. Som e in s titu ­
tio n s have in creased th e ir re s tric tio n s in an e f f o r t to co n tro l th e ir 
in creased p o p u latio n . T oday, how ever, find* th e g r e a te r po rtio n o f 
th e c o u n try try in g to solve th e p ro b lem to f it th e ir individual needs.

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STOLBERG TALKS 

ON CAPITALISM

(Continued F rom Pag# I)

, 

U niversity o f U in rin n a ti I* now in th e r a id ft of such a p ro ­

n t o i L r ^ 
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k e m t * u *-'-T’ed 
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ii, 

a stu d e n t council, rad ical tm its m easu res m ay seem to some who live * i,Jea o f al1 wo» k u r» in one indus- 
lry b€lonK»ng to one union. Mod-
. hy tb<’ ^^ ^U T u tio n now' e n fo rc e d , is an ex pression o f th e s t u d e n t to 

b / i t a ‘
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w a s appui 

to’U V n S

jtwJon,

yon discussion, b rin g in g a proc 
peet o f an e a r ly v o te on th e meaa- 
ur* which h a s blocked a c tio n on
n early a 11 o th e r b u sin e ss ainee the 
session o f C o a f r t i i began.

S en ato r? are now lim ited to !f» 
m inute? fo r sp e a k in g tim e to ex 
I***** view s on th e su b je c t which 
lia s fitte d th e r o s ^ v t i b n a l reco rd 
♦ itll m illions o f w ords.

in 

J , 

W hat : - des. cit cd a 

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ppCNstm'ttlar seige 
th e h isto ry 
ch Chi- ago s police d e p a rtm e n t oc- 
€ y ri cd when a crazed n eg ro boy, 
b a n ic a 'ted in a th re e -sto ry a p a rt- 
sent bou.se, held 20 pol ccm* n at 
*Y fo r gev*-ral hour:-;.
The boy w ounded nine police-<
IM i® 

lix io d g ej w hen & police 

squad, * 
■elected by b u lle t-p ro o f shfelds 1 
rad .'d th e fiat. TH* nee 0 -„a 
a r
to deft tit while r waisting 

b i t t i e , and w as only I a r # 

rt*st.

FORMER STUDENT 
I 

• VISITS ON CAMPUS

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a .w eo n r tito tio n a i n , if . « , p t « d b y both r t u d .n t . a

‘ ha
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o f m ilitaM

the I ocutty, d e fin ite ly estab lish th e sta tu s o f th e stu d e n ts, and stu d e n t ! 
g o v ern m en t on th e cam p u s o f th e u n iv e rsity ! U n d e r this th e re will be 
d e le g a te d to th e stu d e n ts th e enfin# co n tro l o f th e ir own a ffa irs. T his 
will legally give th e stu d e n ts som e tan g ib le ev id ence o f th e ir position 
ii? re la tio n to th e fa c u lty .

Foday th e fa v u lty f o r th e m ost p a r t lacks an in te re s t in 

the atli* 
m m t body as a w hole. 
It is im possible that th e y cou ld be a d e q u a te ly 
in fo rm e d 0 0 every stu d e n t p ro b lem th a t was fo rm e rly decided in rite 
fact,illy ro*»m* rn rn a u n iv e rsity o f m o re th a n nin e th o u san d stu d e n ts 
« is well th a t th e solving o f stu d e n t problem s is b ein g left to th e s tu ­
It k well th a t such g o v e rn m e n t is b ein g p laced on a d e fin ite 
dent*. 
bari® SO th a t b o th strid e n t* and fa c u lty m ay b e n e fit by th e Co-opera­
tio n ,— The (O hio) U n iv ersity News.

ARE YOU A SPONGER?

: > - « ■*“ a a lto # o f p a p e r." said a boy in th e stu d y hall 
“ S ay, th a t's th e tw e lfth ?bi-et you Vc borro w ed th is week 
yo u g o in g to buy w im e y o u r s e lf " ” 

W hen

rib, som e day, m a y b e .”
T he sponger is a com m on p ra t in foaling Main A venue and o th e r ;
i t to id e n tifie d by it* c o n tin u a l b o rro w in g an d by th e f a c t !

fcehonts. 
■ n a t i t tit e r has its lesson p ro p e rly p re p a re d n o r does it have 
p ro p e r m a te ria l for stu d y . 
find at le a st tw o sponger*. 

th e 
In e v ery room a t M ain A v en u e you will 

n
c m l^ -se p a ra tism /

* * * * * 

d

In Conclusion, M r, S tolberg said 
th a t there is a n unconscious g ra v ­
tow ard a new capitalism 
ita tio n 
in w'hlch the e m p lo y e r will be 
in 
c h a rg e of th e 
la b o r movement. 
”( upitalism w ill be a new Me* 
p h isto w'hich A ffers to labor high 
w ages 
the product® I 
w hich it produce* in re tu rn for it* I 

to p u rch a.-e 

J own soul.”

Follow ing th e le c tu re , Mr. S to b j 
the 
I b e rg invited q u e s tio n s from 
au d ie n c e and s e v e ra l problem s 
i n - ; 
I ?reduced by in d iv id u a ls were dis- ! 

cussed in fo rm a lly .

berg. “ Radicalism 

The second l e c t u r e by Mr. S to l- J 
in American j 
; l a b o r ,” will be g iv e n this Friday 
n ig h t at 8 o ’c lo c k in the au ditor-- 
ium of th e B io lo g y Building.

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N O W A T M A ]ESTIC

PRIDAY, DECEMBER 1 4 ,1 9 2 8

W ITH C. B.

out 

“ ON TR IA L.’’ Not only the 
the 
best talkie yet 
Hollywood tin cans but a darn 
good movie too. Don’t think 
that they don’t tell it all at the 
trial. At the Queen.

of 

“SKIRTS.” Syd Chaplin con­
tinues to cavort about for pur­
poses of amusement. At times 
side-splittingly funny and at 
other times only side-splitting. 
At the Majestic.

“RIO RITA.” It’s here 

at 
last. 
It’s good, they tell us. 
Those who’ve seen it. Musical 
comedy set on the Rio Grande 
with lots of legs. Matinee aud 
night. At the Hancock.

“ THE G U N RUNNER.” 
Ricardo Cortez does and dares 
and the bad man suffers ac­
cordingly. 
So does the girL 
She has to marry Ricardo Cor­
tez. At the Crescent.

“ SHOW P E O P L E .” Has re­
reports 
enthusiastic 
ceived 
everywhere except The Texan 
but I think it’s a gosh awful 
mess. Marion Davies and Will­
iam Haines. At the Texas.

O n 

[ria l” G ives Excel 

lent O p p o rtu n ity for 
Speaking Parts

Don’t miss “On Trial,” 

now 
theater. 
showing at the Queen 
You won’t come away with loud 
hurrahs but you’ll come away sat­
isfied with having seen the best 
the 
all-talkie yet to rise out of 
muddle of limpid to lukewarm at­
tempts at talking pictures which 
has become an epidemic in Holly­
If you have no 
wood. 
special 
for 
spot in 
warm 
talkies, you may come away from 
this one with a germ of enthusi­
asm for them well planted in your 
innards; the story is thrilling and 
it is handled in a gripping fash-

your heart 

PAGE 8

Cioldwyn-Mayer and 
co-starring
Marion Davies and W illia m H aines 
is a story of the m otion picture
studios and as such, stars and rea­
lm cd players must occasionally be 
seen in the background. Virtual­
ly every star and featured play­
er on the M-G-M lot is seen in one 
sequence or another, as are also 
Charles Chaplin, E still Taylor 
and many friends of Miss Davies 
and Director King Vidor.

Newman Club is giving a dance 
tonight at K. C. Hall from 9 to 
I o’clock.

Patti Lacey, Emily Frances Key 
and Davis Scarborough have gone 
to Dallas to attend a tea dance 
given by 
the Zeta Tau Alpha 
alumnae in honor of the Zeta 
ch ap ter of S. M. U.

Today HANCOCK
MAT. — NIGHT

ion, though the man who is really 
guilty doesn’t take his climax very 
gracefully. 
is nothing 
Then* 
noteworthy about the cast except 
that it is stage trained, which 
is 
the only kind that seems to be 
able to make a good talkie. Three 
Vitaphone 
ranging 
from fair to worse and Movietone 
news are also on the bill.— C.B.

specialties 

M A N Y S T A R S 

A P PEA R 
T E X A S SHOW

“ Show People," which 

today at the Texas theater, ha*
the most expensive “ atmosphere” 
players of any picture ever made 
in the history of the motion pic­
ture industry.

The picture, made by Metro-

v .C U N
aJJKNR.3*

With
i RICARDO CORTEZ J 

^ Thrills and Throbs mi

RECARIOUS FUN is loose and going the rounds 

in “Skirts, 

with Syd Chaplin, now at the Majestic.

COMING

Scottish Rite Dormitory is en­
tertaining with an informal dance 
tonight from 9 to I o’clock.

Eta chapter of Delta 

Sigma 
Phi announces the pledging of 
William Muekelroy of Houston.

Most Elaborate 

, Musical 

Comedy of Season 
Has 96 in Cast

p E G G Y BOURNE, one of the much heralded beauties with 
“ RIO RITA,” which knocks the planks of the Hancock opera 
house stage for two shows today, matinee and night. This is the 
best thing that’s been in Austin this season.

QUEEN

Syd Chaplin

SKIRTS

S t a r t i n g T o m o r r o w

Companionate

Marriage

The Talking Picture

ON TRIAL

a l t o

3 Vitaphone 
Specialties

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NOW

NOW

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T o n i g h t , 3 .0 0 t o .7 5
TODAY ONLY

piest dame that ever flaunted a 
petticoat, it may be that he de­
serves credit for attempting 
a 
role in which he confines him self 
almost entirely to masculine 
at­
tire.

that 

The complications 

arise 
from w ifey ’s leaving hubby alone 
and at the mercy of a coarse cho­
rus blonde from across the hall 
ran perfectly true to form. Wi­
fey’s mother is likewise the tra­
ditional halitosis type, only a bit 
more grotesque than usual in ap­
pearance, which makes her over­
prominence in the picture

However, if you have a weak­
ness for comedy, now’s your big 
chance to do some tall dissipating, 
because the program is composed 
of three 
feature 
comedies— one 
length and two short subjects, in­
cluding Aesop’s Fables. There is 
a Paramount news reel.— B. B.

A N A T O L E FRIEDLAND, 
himself brings his revue in 
vaudeville to the Hancock the­
ater Saturday as one of New 
York’s 
club 
shows.

smartest 

night 

TEXAS

TODAY AND

TOMORROW

Something
Truly
Distinctive

*T*HE thief in the dark who 
caused it all. This is a 
* 
scene from “ON TRIAL,” 
the 
all-talking movie which is now 
playing at the Queen theater. 
It’s a good one.

spending your next 20 years in 
prison, what would you do?

Accept the choice which seems 
likely to provide some excitement 
and offers a garbling chance of 
freedom? Or pin your hopes on 
a pardon for the jail sentence?

This is the choice given Julio, 
the hero of “The Gun Runner,” 
the 
showing until Saturday at 
Crescent theater. This 
the 
is 
Tiffariy-Stahl picture suggested by 
Arthur Stringer’s absorbing story 
of love and adventure. John Fran­
cis Natteford wrote the continuity, 
Edgar Lewis directed, and Ricar­
do Cortez, Nora Lane, Gino Cor- 
rado, and John St. Polis comprise 
the principals in the cast.

‘SK IR T S’ ENDS 
TW O -D A Y RUN 
A T MA JUSTIC

M A R IO N fi

WILLIAM

Directed by the 
man who made 
“The Bi*
Parade.”

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lier cord. Rick 12.00. W est 
Yard Phone 748fi. 
 
SPEC IA L SALK on B runsw ick r e c o r d s , ---------------------- —....—.. ......... .............

Austin Wood 
Mat.

su ite of two bed 

ti ; convenient. 

 

 

only 26c each. 

J . R. Reed M usic,C o., TW O ROOMS, quiet, 

sleeping 

805 C ongress. 
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HIGHEST PRICES 

P h. 75 98. 
 

 
paid for 
407 East 6th of 

shoe*. 

One block east campus. Private 

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east-ofl 2-8320.

porch,
en-
I trance. 

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New T ire s Cheap 
O. K. GARAGE 
HO W 2m,d 

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tf FOR RENT: Until Novem ber 16th. fur-
niched house, all conveniences, in Un-
iversity neighborhood. Phone 9181-106
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I 
room s
APPRO VED H O U SE : P le a s a n t 

clothing: and 

ring 8717. 
 

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~________ sleeping porch, girls; board if desired

2210 

Tom Green. 

Phone

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FOR R E N T : F u rn ish e d south upstairs 
apartment. Newly papered. Sleeping 

porch. Call at 1808 U niversity Ave.

FOR RENT: Furnished or unfurnished 
2604 

apartment close 

to U niversty. 

ing. 
call 2-17*0.

Sabine Street. Phone 6136.

A CON VENIENT, room y a p a rtm e n t tnt 
Small family. Two block* w ait of th* 

U niversity. 

2313 Nueces. Phone 6816

Hall 119.

WOOD

COAL AND WOOD— Beet grades. Quick 
service. U n iv e rsity Coal and Wood 
Co. 666 Sen M arcos, Phone 7741.— dee2b

BOARD & ROOM

ROOM AND BOARD 

for b o y s; 

reasonable. 
cam pus and tow n. 

L ocated convenient 
1811 Colorado.

term* 
in 

UPPERCLASS G irls: A pproved 

h o u se , 
M rs. K irsbner, 2 4 8 1!

furnace beet. 

W hitle. 

Phone 8679

BOARD

MRS, J. A. PA TTERSON announces th a t 
she has moved to 1811 Colorado, and 

will serve meal* th ree for $24.60.

USE THE TEXAN

LOST AND FOUND 

FO U N D : Yellow P a rk e r Duofold foun­
tain pen in C a rf!anti Hall 109. Owner 
may have sam e by id ea lify h ig and p a y ­
ing for th is ad at 111) ii Hall.

GRAY DOBBS h a t w i t 

th ro u g h 
e rro r a t F aculty C lub W ednesday even­
to 2311 Nueces or 

Please re tu rn 

taken 

LOST—Two fou n tain pens, one black ami 
to I! 

F inder please re tu rn 

one red. 

LOUT— W om an’s 

rin g , w ith sm all d ia ­
mond. Phone H711 a fte r six p. rn. or 

2-3333 during day. Reward.

LOST— T hursday 

G uadalupe, one 
Green gold E lgin w rist watch, S.L.B. 
engraved on back. R etu rn to Salty Lou 
R ra u b arh a t Kirby H all fo r reward.

on 

JO HAZE!, MOCKBEE 

today. 
Hazel, take thi» ad to th e queen box

lucky 

is 

office and see th e abow free.

LOST—Black satin <><»t a t 

the Keatter- 
good dance at the K. C. H a ll Reward

R eturn 

to IL Hall 119.

LOST—One bill fold containing 

valuable 
receipt* and Blanket T ax. Reward for 
to Texan office. Thomas Lynch 

retu rn 
Phone 7971.

L O S T : Complete aet of draw ing 

m ents, either 

in sophom ore 

instru­
drawing 

room or P. K. No. 2. Reward if returned
to 119, B. Hall. J no. F a ra d ay .

..OST: Black suede 

containing 
glasses, on cam pus, probably in girls’ 
if returned to B 

purse 

Study Hall. Reward 
Tall IOU.

..OST: Antique gold earring, and brown 
velvet belt with jeweled buckle. Lott 
it Saturday German. Reward if return­
’d to B. Hall 109.

L O S T : Pair black p a te n t leather pump* 
a t Woman'* Faculty Club last Week. 

Finder phone 2-1916.

GLASS Installed in auto*} sto rs front* 
fu rn itu re tops. W indow glass. Pbon* 

$2422.
RHODES-HERA LD GLASS CO.

FOR RENT

FOR RENT— A ttrac tiv e q uiet room. U ni­

v e rsity neighborhood. 

Phone 7165.

TAILORING

CALL W EST END
Qolek Service — Cheap Rate# 
C leaners, D yers and H atters 
P hon e 4 8 l f

9046.

6046.

Block of cam pus. Reasonable rates. 26
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J WO CLEAN, furnished rooms. South­
of 
reasonable. Water

east exposure. Walking distance 

Rent 

light furnished. Phone 9811.

University. 
and 

FOR BO YS: two modern room s, upstairs 
or down, all 
privatd
home. Near U niversity. 
2602 Names*
Phone 6100.

conveniences, 

in 

LAUNDRY

WANTED

W ANTED—Man or woman solicitor fo r 
accident insurance. Good pay for spare
tinp?. Give residence and phone num ber 
for conference. Mr. H uddleston, P. O.
■
B ox 735, city. 

■ ” 

place 

W ANTED— A stu d e n t w an ts 

a qu iet 
to Yourn, near cam pus. M ust 
I927N , U n i­

have garage. W rite box 
versity Station.

WANTED— A student to work 2 
hours daily. 9 to 11 or IO to 12

a.m. Phone 6914.

AJB A RT M ENT W A NT I D^ 

Downs lair#
a p artm e n t, bedroom , fivingroom , b ath , 
k itc h e n e tte tor man, wife, and baby d u r­
ing session of 
S ta te 
location and price. A ddress box 1883, 
U n iv ersity S tation, A u stin . T exas.

th e L eg isla tu re . 

ONE or 

two stu d e n ts 

room *• 
light. 
Phone 6223, Call a t 916 Congree* Ave.

free of charge. D uties 

fu rn ish e d 
v ery 

PH O N E W ALKER a t 69C? fo r 
typing. Five ceste per page*

expert)

H IG HEST CASH PRICES PA ID for m c 
Au 
shoe*. 
Phone $762.

and 
SCHW ARTZ. 417 East 6th, 

end-band 

clothing 

DRESSMAKING

FIRST CLASS dressm aking. Work guar.
anteed. Do all kinds o f tailored w ork 
and a lte ra tio n s. D inner e vening dresses
a sp ecialty . Phone 22038.

WK MEND silk 

hem stitch in g .
p lea tin g , b u tto n s, rh in e sto n e s, gold and 
silv er clips. Mabel Gap n a w ay, 716 Con­
g re ss. Phone 8862- O ver B eacon’s

hose, 

COACHING
COACHING IN MATH and physics. EH-
316 VS’. 26. phone

waYd E, Gimon. 

COACHING IN MATH and physics. TST- 
$16 W . 86. p h a se 

w ard EL Gimon. 

M f A - n - n - 
T H A T S F U N N y l

By GLADYS PARKER

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NCIT we « KE'* J

W I L L T I T 

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Business Directory

Dr. E. B. Crowder, D entist 
508 Scarbrough B ldg., Ans tin, Tex

Dr*. Lynn and Lynn 
Dental Surgeons 
5 0 7 Scarbrough B ld g,, Phone 5 1 5 4

CLEANING AND PRESSING

SAM F. PAG E 
Cleaner, H atter, A lterations 
Open Sunday* and Holiday# anti! 
noon. For Pressing—
606 Congress 

P hone 2-2053

PLUMBING

OPTOMETRIST

GAY AND HER QANG
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TORE

Room 7

New Masonic Temple 
7th & Lavaca

TYPING

ST U D E N T S— H ave your 

them e*.

port*, n o tes, e tc ., typed by a Uni vert 
Ktty ex peri. n« *<d 
rea­
sonable r a ii s . Dial 7819 for C aliihan.

typist. Cheapest 

D I A L 2 3 1 6 4 O R 2 3 1 6 S

A. BURSTYN, O O. 
Cnrefttl ey e exam ination. Cerm et 
end com fortable glasses.
$18 1-2 Congress

d e n t i s t

MISCEULAN:

M ILLER BLUE P k iljlT CO. 
E n g in eer1*, A rchitect's Supplies 
and Bine P rin tin g

( s t a i g A 

» . m

BOWL A G A U S OF P 

PLAY HINGE-PiN

 P A G E «

GETS BUTTONS

F R ID A Y , DECEM BER 14, 1928,

Contest Sponsored by 
Theta Sigma Phi 
Fraternity

Sealed Bids on 103,000 
Acres to Be Opened 
January 2

In a le tte r recently 

ie ailed to
fa< ufty member*, HL Cm W alling, 
m anager of the faculty intram ural 
basketball team request - ail fac­
ulty mem bers who arc basketball 
player* of “ w hatever caliber’' 
to 
report for practice with the team .
The faculty team play* in th e 
every 
intram ural 
Thursday 
and practice 
hours are to be arranged <nd a n ­
nounced later.

gymnasium 

night, 

All faculty members who u n ­
interested in supporting the team 
are requested 
to com m unicate 
with Mr, W alling at once by fa c ­
ulty mail.

Local Professor Reads 
Paper at Historical 
Society Meet

SCHOCH VISITS U T . 

POTASH TERRITORY

T. W, Hiker, p ro fesso r of mo i 
em European history of the U ni­
a 
versity of T exas, will r*>ad 
paper before a m eeting o f 
the 
American h isto ric a l Association 
Indianapolis, Ind­
to he held 
iana, D ecem ber 31. The subject 
is, “ Alex­
of Mr. R iker’s 

im per 

in 

i s . E. P. Schnch, pro feasor of 
physical chem istry and director of 
the B ureau of Industrial Chemis­
try at the University, is -pending 
a few days in W est Texas in con­
nection w ith the potash develop­
m ent on U niversity lands in 
th a t 
region

V r .—PtXtorw-ol

Friends of A Hail A. Ryan 
IaboveU disinherited son of the 
late Thomas F ortune Ryan, nay 
I hey do not believe he will con­
tr I the will th at left him only 
two p e a r l buttons.

JEWISH STUDENTS 

TO 11 EAR ZIELONKA

The Patron*’ League will 

be 
boat to the Jewish student* of the 
the Drink ill Hotel 
University a t 
Sunday night, December 
Id, at 
6:30 o’clock,

Rabbi M artin Zieionka of Kl 
Paso will be the guest of honor 
Ut the entertainm ent and will he 
the principal speaker. A fte r the 
speech, an open forum discussion 
will be held.

Neckwear for His Gift
For Dad or your kid brother when you go 
home for Christmas. Gay and gorgeous, 
smart and simple, as he likes them -fine 
silks from American and European looms 
—nothing so pleasing.

In Xmas boxes

id gifts of d i s t i n c t i v e character in 
a wade range of prices.

Silk ties 
Bow -knit tie* 
H ndk’fs linen 
H n d k ’f* silk 
A rrow collar* 
Shirts - broadcloth 
Shirts — silk 
Shirts — m adras 
Shirts - w ool 
Shirts - tu xed o 
Pajam a* m adras 
P ajam as rayon or silk 
L ounge robe* 

Bath robes
Sm oking ja ck ets
H ouse coats
S w eaters pull overs
S w eaters c o a t s
Lumber pack s
M ufflers silk squares
M ufflers k n itted
Hose fancy
Hose golf
G loves dress

G loves driving 
P.H Belt* and b u ck les

And art endless variety of pretty gifts, not 
possible to list.

A presentation of 
Newest fashions 
In Intimate Apparel /

Our shop is intriguing witlv, / < 
its brilliant array of 
lingerie gifts of 
distinction.

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Colorings

Here you will find s om et hin g j u s t a little d i f f e r e n t as ou r 
l e a t h e r goods come from all p a r t s of the globe. 

J

Make your selection now— we will w r a p a n d mail any 
t i d e on any d ay you m a y specify. Your inspection is

cordially invited. 

|

Make Fine Christmas G ifts

Priced with 
restraint

 

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A l V Y French Blue 
Rose Blush 
Peach Blossom
Lelong Green
in

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/ Step-ins . . Dancettes 
s. 
y / Crepe Satin Negligees 
j / Cosy Quilted Robes 
/ Moderne Coolie Coats 
French Flannel Lounging 
Robes and 
Three-piece Pajama 
Ensembles 
Xmas boxes and Wrapping 
Service Free to our Patrons 
At Your Favorite Shop

i // ia J c m c iu U e c J a lc th cJnfHe

A USTIN T R U N K FA C TO R Y 

510 C ongress A ve.

With a Mighty Parade of Comic 
land’s Most Famous Fun Folks
Grins . . . chuckles . . . laughs galore!
H e r e ’s fun for the children . , . joy for 
 in the g re a t new, bigger and 
you .
better, 16 color pages with 30 comics 
t h a t is now running in The San Antonio 
Sunda y Light.

.

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IS

► ■ .*. 
new 
Old friends of comic land . . « 
friends of comic land by famous artists 
t i
will greet you . . . it will be a carnival 
W
of fun and frolic . . . a cyclone of com- 
I
edy, a tornado of joy . , . don’t miss it. 
ma ke certain t h a t you get your copy 
I s i 
Sunday by placing your order with your J B f e 
n e w sd e al er now.

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Order
Your
Copy
NOW!

I ' in.;«ug Up Fattier 
J\4tm ija,«‘ttpr Rids 
i Ulie 
the Toiler 
Happy Hooligan 
Barney Coorie and 
Spark Ping 
The Van Swaggers 
U tile Jimmy 
Stript*? 
i t ’* Papa Who Pays 
Felix 
Toot* and Casper 
Just Kids 
Perter, Bedroom and Sink 
Dumb Dora 
I red die Ute Sheik

Beau

Dingle Hoofer and Hi* 
Dog Adolph 
Maud
Alexander Smart, Esq. 
la u ra 
Ti timid o Theater 
Elmer
When Mother Was a Girl 
Ha ppo 
Boob Mr Nutt 
Nhodt mujt O’MsBef 
Bill
Always RriitUin’
I he Nebbs 
»easer* die Toths

WMG.

A lbert S earcy 
T heta Pi house 
week-end rn Brenham.

of 

the B eta 
the 

is spending 

Ellis G reene is visiting his fa m ­

ily in San Antonio.

Mildred T arv er has retu rn ed to 
in

the T heta house a fte r a visit 
San Antonio.

the 

present. The successful 
bidder j 
fo r each o f the num erous tra c ts 
ranging in size from 46 to HOO 
acres will be assigned 
e x ­
clusive rig h ts to explore fo r oil 
and gas on th eir respective tra c ts 
for five years. The annual re n ­
tals will cease when oil or gas 
be 
in paying quantities 
shall 
found. T h ereafte r, for the 
life 
of the leases, the lessee will be en­
titled to th e exclusive? rig h t 
to 
operate, take out and m arket all 
the production 
the 
area so produces and must pay to 
the U niversity one eighth of the 
m arket price o f the gross produc­
tion.

so long as 

I / say 
^Merry Xmas” 
with same Gift

Evanston, III.
Dec. 31, 1927

(aims & Bro. Co.
Richmond, Va.
Dear Sirs:

I happen to be blest with a host of 
very fine friend^ mostly “ highbrows”
- professors, scientists, etc. Gener­
ally at Christmas time they show their 
; remembrance and all that with some 
little gift -a box of cigars, fishing 
tackle, a book all that sort of thing 
Well, this Christmas many seemed 
to centre on tobacco. Now, mark you, 
these fellows have no communication 
with each other. They live in widely 
separated parts of the country, so it 
was no “ put-up” joke on me or any­
thing like th at. But here came seven­
teen boxes of tobacco, and sixteen of 
them the familiar blue “ Edgeworth!” 
The seventeenth was a very flossy 
walnut, hraaa-trimmed Im , but if I 
know 
the con tents were 
Edgeworth with a little perique in it. 
Just coincidence, iierhaps, but a 
queer one. Am not an habitual 
smoker of Edgeworth, so they weren’t 
catering to any especial ta* Cs of mine. 
Looks like a consensus of opinion 
among the “ highbrows” —or quite a 
batch of ’em —that Edgeworth is the 
; stuff, the proper caper for a gift.

tobacco, 

j 

Sincerely yours,

F. A. Fitzpatrick

E dgew orth

Extra High Grade
, S m o k in g T obacco

Students
W eek-E nd Frolic lo
San Antonio

Leave San Antonio 
H:Q0 p.m. Sunday N ight— 
Back Home Early 
10:20 p.m.
The P opular P io n eer 
Sun day E xcursion L in e
For Students
Buy Tickets Any Day 
T icket riff ice Austin 
H otel; Phones 7755-6096 
Milton M orris, A gent 
Ed Beard A ssistant

Y O U SH O ULD TR Y

In B etw een T im es

T h r u m inute t figs . . . not too hard ami not 
too soft . . . w ith pure fresh b u tter ; . . stone 
Whole Wheat Toast browned j m t enough . . . 
and good P. K . Coffee.

P. K. Sandwich Shops,

OPPOSITE THE UNIVERSITY 
OPPOSITE THE HANCOCK