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SUMMER VOLUME III

AUSTIN, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1921

ABOUT ORIENT AT 
DESPER SERVICE

VARSITY FOB GREAT 

SERVICE TO STATE

City E ducator W ill Use Ideas 
of University For High 
School
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RUSK SOCIETY WILL 

DEBATE HOGG CLUB

STUDENT COACHES 

OOES EFFICIENT WOHN

ENGAGE IN SPEEDY 

D isarm am ent Question W ill Be 
Subject of Public 
A rgum ent

Main Office has G eneral C harge 
of Stationery and Supplies 
For U niversity

F in al arran gem en ts for the debate 

One o f the m ost efficient branches 

BASKETBALL B IE S I

W ebb 

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Is S tar of 

the Day; 

Much M arked Ability 
Shown

No. 27

TEACHERS DDILL 
MEET TU HEAR

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| b etw een the H ogg D eb atin g Club and

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in 

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The 

c ity 

° e m 

the atten

m ovem ent 

tow n and 

congressional 

strenuous effort 

su p erin ten d en t o f 

. 
° U u ^ ® 

S ten ograp h ic Bureau 

Dr. C. P. P a tterso n w as the prin

A m ong the v isitin g p ro fessors here 

high school, principal in a high school, 

the Rusk L iterary S o ciety w ere m ade U n iv ersity 

° P n n ’ 
cipal o f a village school, teach er in a 

cationa] work, h avin g been a teach er 
, 
in a

schools, and conductor and teach er 
in sum m er norm als.

A. grad u ate o f T exas Chris-
.
Dan U n iversity, a stu d en t o f Uni
Un' 

overnment Professor Lectures 
o n China and Its Relation 
t o O ther Nations

ersIty ot C hicago and a grad u ate world today, and d eserves 
stu d en t o f the U n iv e r sity o f T exas, j tion o f all stu d en ts o f im portant cur

o f the gen eral adm inistration o f the
is the S tenographic Bu-
this sum m er is P ro fesso r Lee Clark, at the m eetin g o f the H ogg last n igh t. I reau. T his burean has its main offices 
sch ools o f The su b ject chosen, “ R esolved, T h a t j ‘n *be Main B u ilding, room 151, w ith 
su p erin ten d en t o f c ity 
for brarK‘h offices in variou s d epartm ent
W ichita F alls, T exas, P r o fe sso r Clark 
A m erican leadership in world disarm - | ° ^ ces around on th e cam pus. G. J. 
am en t should be approved,” is one o f S tep h en s is at p resen t C hief Clerk o f 
. . . . „ ------- -
the S tenographic B ureau. Mr. S te­
the g r e a te st issu es co n fro n tin g the 
phens has held th is position for th e 
In addition th ere are 
past tw o years. 
a corps o f a ssista n ts and Stenogra- 
T his su b ject is o f esp ecial in te r e st |Phors w hose se r v ic e s are n ecessa ry in 
to U n iv ersity d eb aters, fo r it m ay Icarry ia g out the w ork o f th is bureau. 
has
be used in som e o f th e public speak- 
in g c h e s t s n e x t w in ter. Mr. C. D. ;cb arge in a gen era l w ay o f sta tio n ery
T om kies, U n iversity d eb atin g coach, an<* gen eral office su p p lies fo r th e va- 
has declared th at, although fin a l ar- rious d ep artm en ts in the U n iversity, 
ran gem en ts w ith oth er schools have E ftcb school or d ep artm en t has a cer- 
not been m ade, still th ere is a good 
o in tm e n t to provide fo r such ma- 
chance that the disarm am ent ques- aerial. R eq u isition s are m ade through
tion w ill be used 
the S tenographic Bureau for stam ps, 
g ia te debates.
paper, letter heads, en velop es and v a ­
rious oth er th in g s o f this gen eral na
held on the fir st T hursday n igh t o f Jture. The bureau su p p lies this m a­
th? second term . M em bers w ill b e lt e r ia l and keeps a record o f it. The 
allow ed fiv e m inute speech es and w ill Bureau also prepares m im eographed 
choose th eir own sides, provided t h a t ! sh eets o f exam in ation questions, out- 
the speakers on one side do n ot o u t- lines or an y special w ork th at instruc- 
num ber th ose on the other. All m em - tors m ay w ish to hand ou t to th eir 
hers are requested to sign the list o f cla sses in a c o n v e n ie n t form . A lso 
le tte r s o f an y sp ecial form se n t out
tr y o u ts on the b u lletin board or to 
turn in th eir nam es to R. O. Jonas.
from the U n iv ersity b earin g in form a­
The fo llo w in g officers w ere elected 
tion on cou rses, a c tiv itie s or any 
fo r the second term o f the sum m er
special in form ation w hich are se n t out
se ssio n : Cecil R. C ham berlin, p resi- in large num bers are prepared in th is 
d e n t; C. P. R ockw ell, vice p resid en t; bureau. U n iv ersity b u lletin s publish-
ed by various d ep artm en ts are, a fte r 
being addressed, routed from this bu-

ipal speaker a t the v esp er serv ices I js a g
ie Id by the Y ou n g W om ens C hristian I . • 
. ...elation yesterd a y even in g . Dr. I 
>atterson spoke on our relation s w ith t 
hina and C hina’s relation s w ith j 
ther nations. H e ou tlin ed the h is- H e has m ajored in E du cation and has I ren t even ts.
•cry of the p o e tic a l d isin teg ra tio n j had quite a bit o f exp erien ce in edu
Si China from 1840 up to the presen t
ime, and stressed th e p oin t th a t w e 
Should not ignore the h igher purpose 
f our activ ities in C hina, in regard 
religious a ffa ir s, and th a t w e can 
is dis- 
ot forget the fa c t th a t it 
"nctly to our a d van tage to put forth 
to C hristianize 
ie Chinese, i f fo r n o oth er reason 
an the u ltim ate p olitical b en efits 
*hieh are the o u tgrow th o f our in ­
rest.
in part: “ A ll 
Dr. Patteraon said 
issionaries are politician s. 
T hey 
ust be if th ey w ould su cceed . M any 
stances su b sta n tia te th is assertion , 
nd fo r th is reason th e m issionary 
las alw ays been an em pire builder. 
Specially is th is tru e o f his work in 
‘hina. 
th e 
nited S ta tes has taken an activ e in ­
rest in the ed u cation al and p o r t­
al actions in th a t country. H e has 
fo r China. W hen 
>*n 
france and R ussia and Japan en-
cached upon th is c o u n tr y ’s t e r n - !ege life as ^ com m ittee
ry, the U nited S ta te s has been the 
rst to see that sa tisfa c to r y in tern a- 
>nal a g reem en ts g ave C hina ju s-
e.”
For th is and other reasons, Dr. 
^ tte rso n asserted th e b e lie f, th a t 
ould the p resen t im p ortan t ques- 
n on the C aliforn ia issu e end w ith 
vered diplom atic r ela tio n s b etw een 
rselves and Japan, China w ould

P rofessor Clark is a g r e a t b eliever 
in the Y. M. C. A. as a w holesom e in-
flu en ce in U n iv ersity life . H e w as 
active in th at organ ization in his col- IjGffan F* M arshall, secreta ry ; A lbert
M. Blackm an, treasu rer; E. P. Choice

. 
i d e n t , and as sum m er c o n fe r e n c e d e l - I rePor^e r ’ 
I e g a te . D uring the w ar he w as the i arm s*
Y. M. C. A. secreta ry at Camp P ike. =■ 
H e w as also m em ber o f the S ta te R e- j 
crusting C om m ittee and fo r a tim e. | 
c h ie f recru itin g officer for T exas.

N orm al, Board o f E xam in ers, Chair­
man o f S tate Board o f E xam in ers, 
for several years a m em ber o f the 
E x ecu tiv e C om m ittee o f the S tate 
T ea ch ers’ A ssociation , a m em b erxof 
the last T exas S ta te T extbook Com­
m ission, and chairm an o f th e H istory 
R evision C om m ittee o f the C om m is­
sion.

Financial Troubles of Early 

in g been m em ber o f the Sum m er 

uable gen era l edu cation serv ice, hav­

P rof. Clark has also rendered val* 

T ryou ts fo r the H ogg team w ill be

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(C on tin u ed on P age 2)

•T°n as» sergean t-at-

Through his 

in terco lle­

sponsor 

efforts, 

in the 

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One o f 

the 

shortest 

basketball 

cham pionship races know n in collegi­

ate circles ended yesterd a y a fte r n o o n 

Dean Urges All Pedoggies To 
H ear President o f 
Association

about 6 o ’clock in th e m e n ’s gym on 

This even in g at 8 o ’clock Miss L ela 

Speedw ay. 

The 

all-coach 

squad 

Lee W illiam s, president o f the S ta te 

w hich has been train in g since T u e s ­

T eachers’ A ssociation, will speak to 

day ended th eir period o f intensive 

the teachers o f th e U niversity Sum ­

train in g w ith a se r ie s of th r e e games. 

mer School, 

in 

the open air audi­

N ew ta ctics in the original A m erican 

gam e w ere dem onstrated. 

Individual 

torium , according 
from Dean E by's office.

to a 

sta te m e n t 

p layin g w as kep t a t a m axim um and 

It is exp ected that P resident Rob­

the 

Hams.

tonight. 

She will have a 

A t e x a c tly 5 :0 5 

has ju st returned. 

the sum m er session 

accid en ts w ere reduced to a m ini-

Miss W illiam s w ill give an accou n t 

In a m essage to all teachers, D ean 

o f the recen t convention o f the N a ­

Eby said today: “ I wish p erson ally 

in Des M oines, Iow a, from which she 

tional E ducational A ssociation held 

to urge every teacher now a tten d in g 

vital m essage for the teachers o f the 
state.

to hear M iss 
P lease m ake a 
W illiam s 
special effort to atten d . Y ours for 
T exas education, F rederick E b y .”

ert E. Vinson wil speak in con n ection 
m um . F ru itless attem p ts at caging j with th e appearance o f M iss W il-
the leath er sphere w ere num erous but 
the sen sation al passes o f some few of 
the noted a th le te s brought the per­
sp irin g onlookers to their fe e t shout­
in g th eir hoarse applauses. The agil­
ity o f certain m em bers o f the “ Raw 
M aterial C lub” attracted the a tten ­
tion o f the sm ilin g V arsity basketball 
coach, L. T heo B ellm ont, who has 
been drillin g the m en in practice and 
who officiated as arb iter in the gruel­
lin g co n te sts that w ere staged yes­
terday. 
Ju d g in g from the m irthful 
expression on Mr. B ellm ont's face it 
m ay be said th a t he enjoyed the ath­
letic d em on stration s a*s much as if 
th ey had been show n at the M ajestic.
coach an­
n o u n c e d to the class in Physical Edu­
cation 164 th at he would select four 
cap tain s who w ere to choose their 
team s for the cham pionship race that 
would begin as soon as the respective 
team s Were ready. 
“ Shorty” W ebb, 
“ P ig ” T illory, “D em on ” Baize and 
“ R ed” Sim onds w ere ^elected as cap­
tains. T hey quickly got their team s 
to g e th e r and organized four o f the 
m ost form idable q u in tets seen in this 
section o f the cou n try in ages. The 
W ebb-Til.'ory clash cam e first. A fter 
the team s g o t to sw eatin g good, the 
ball 
lightning. 
The first five m in u tes o f play gave 
the edge o f the a ffa ir to W e b b ’s 
gan g. And w hen the last half had 
been played the T illory bunch was 
han gin g on the ragged edge. S ton e’s 
dashing gam e a t forw ard f e a tu r e d 
the fir st co n te st. W ebb cam e in for 
a share o f the goal shooting honors 
by m aking all o f the scores for his 
gang. The gam e ended 8 to 3 
in 
favor o f the W eb b ites.

dress. W hat she w ill have to sa y 
deserves the consideration o f e v e r y 
Leacher who has the good o f his pro­
fession at heart. ♦

M aterial Is N o w 

For N ex t C actus

ganization is the m ost influential and 

com plete and the m aterial for it is 

now be in g gath ered , according to a 

the m easures adopted by the N ation al 

teachers attend this m eetin g b ecau se 

E ducational A ssociation are ex p ected 

to affect the state teachers. T his or­

tar-reaching o f its kind and its a c tiv i­

Plans fo r n e x t y e a r ’s annual are 

It is esp ecially desirable th at all 

by Miss W illiam s 

slipped about 

ties will be 

thoroughly 

exp lain ed 

like 

her 

ad­

in 

( C ontinued on P age 4)

arsity Librarian 
A ids B usiness M en 

In Im proving C ity

B elieving th a t wom en should take 

active part in civic affairs as w ell 

social, home and econom ic or char­

g e affairs, Mrs. C harles S tep h en -

D u rin g his six y ears a s su p erin ten - 
of A ustin, has helped the A ustin den t at W ichita F alls P ro fesso r Clark 
siness W om an’s Club, o f w hich she has seen the c ity increased to a pop- 
president, to work hand in hand !Uiat,on ° f 4 0 ,0 0 0 , and t h e scholastic

-ment.

'nt'r' as<"1 n ea rl>' 

The e s ta b lis h m e n t o f a “ little th e a -

in e v e ry m o v e m e n t f o r c i ty b e t-

h tho various m en’s clubs o f th e icen su s 

th ree-fold ,
a n d th e f a c u l t y i n c r e a s e d fr o m a b o u t
65 to 160. U n d e r his a d m in is tr a t io n
a n d s u p e rv isio n , n e w schools h a v e
th e c u r r i c u lu m en-
b e e n o r g a n iz e d , 
group is th e m ost o u ts ta n d in g ; la rg e d a n d n ew b u ild in g s have b een
p la y -g ro u n d
equipm ent has been added, the ju n ior 
the night- 
H igh School organized, 
school g iv in g work for ad u lt fo reig n ­
ers has been started , affiliation credits 
increased, public sp eak in g and m usic 
added, and part-tim e and e v e n in g ar­
ran gem en ts have been com pleted for 
cla sses in vocational train in g fo r n ext 
session.

^tructive work w hich h e r club has e r e c te d , 
|e . 
In order to raise n e c e s s a r y 
ney for additions to th e club house 
Stephenson p resen ted a “ hom e 
*nt show .” T his show w as the 
inflation o f th e now a ctiv e org a n ­
i c , the A ustin C om m unity P lay- 
The players started w ith a char- 
tnembership o f 200 and it has con­
ed to grow rapidly sin ce its in- 
>
ution. 

g r o u n d 

a n d 

in 

i» 

to 

t h e 

T h i* 

in his 

f i f t h o f a s e r i e s o f 

th e a c t o f F e b r u a r y 

T h e B a iz e -S im o n d s g am e 

t h e I stitu tio n reg ard in g th a t subject 

la st! l l , 1858 be rep ealed passed 

B eing C ollected 

C om m erce, and a lead er in church 
work.

S ch ool S l o w l y Overcome

As is w ell know n, a leg isla tu re is 
in S u n d a y ' s alw ays in flu en ced by the governor. 
The E ighth L eg isla tu re sided very
quickly w ith G overnor H ouston. A 
C on tin u in g the discu ssion s lead in g bill introduced by D. B. Culberson to

taxation . H e argu ed that the com - 
a r t i c l e s on t h e e a r l y h i s t o r i c a l d e v e l - mon school fu n d had alread y COm- 
o p m e n t o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y w h i c h a r e plied w ith the provision in th e Con- 
a p p e a r i n g o n a l t e r n a t e d a y s 
D a i l y T e x a n . T h e n e x t a r t i c Ie o f t h e 
s e r i e s w i l l b e p r i n t e d 
pap* r' 

H e b eliev es that a tea ch er should I 
be a real citizen in his com m u n ity I 
and be id en tified w ith variou s activi-1 
tie s th a t have to do w ith social b e t­
term en t. To th at end he is a m em ber 
o f the R otary Club and o f its com ­
m ittee on education and w as a d ele­
g a te to the in tern ation al R otary con ­
ven tio n . H e 
is a m em ber o f the 
honor council o f the B oy Scou ts; 
m em ber o f the A d visory Board and 
the Book C om m ittee o f the C ity Pub­
lic L ibrary, m em ber o f th e C ity Park
B oart," ’member" of" the" Cham ber"!.} I t0. th « ‘ ^ l i r i i m e n t o f the U n iver- the effect th a t th e a c t o f F ebruary
sity , g o v e r n o r R unnels 
the 
m essage to the E ighth L egislatu re in H ouse by a 52 to 20 v o te . L ater th is
in vain w as reported, con tra ry to the w ill o f 
1859 said : “ I should seek 
an y th in g m ore appropriate 
the Sen ate C om m ittee m ade up o f 
to say 
in the report S en ators G eorge W uinan, L ew is G. 
than 
is to be found 
o f S en a to r W ig fa ll and
th e p r e - H a r m o n , E. B. S c a r b o r o u g h , F o r b e s ,
l l , B r itt o n , a n d E. I). T o w n e s. B e c a u se
a m b le 
1 85 8.” G o v e rn o r R u n n e ls w a s v e r y o f tho v a r io u s o p in io n s a m in o r ity re-
m u c h in s y m p a t h y w ith th e U n iv e r- 
in s t a t i n g t h a t it
sity m o v e m e n t b u t did n o t w a n t to w a s th e will o f th e p e o p le to h av e th e
fo r c e it upon tho p eo p le u n les s t h e y 
w a n te d 
L ike h is p re d e c e sso r, 
G o v e r n o r P e a se , he w as e a r n e s t in 
his d e s ir e to h a v e a s t a t e u n iv e rsity . , w a s s u g g e s te d a n d recommended t h a t in g 
R u n n e ls s e rv e d t h e s t a t e as g o v e r n o r 
f r o m 1857 to 1 859 , b u t i n 1859 a m t Senate a s it w a s in th e H ouse. B u t w on b y the H a r v a r d ( B a x t e r ) football be 
in a m an t h a t believed t h a t th e Urn- it failed t h e r e a n d t h a t f a i lu r e prob- t e a m 
v e r s ify 
a t the ex p en se o f the poor. This w as 
He believed in 
G overnor H ouston. 
help in g the in stitu tio n s supported by 
private en d ow m en ts then under the
. 
operation o f the sta te , but he thought to use the U nited S ta te s bonds be-
th a t th e estab lish m en t o f a U n iv e r -1 lo n g in g to the U n iv e r sity fund for
sity w as a m atter alon e for the f u - ' fro n tier protection . $ 1 0 9 , 472.26 w as
ture. H e believed th a t it would be drawn from the fund to be paid back
in te rc u t. Mr. S tew art and I o f the second gam e w e re made by 
b e tte r to w a.! until the sta te needed ; w ithout 
introduced bills Capt. Sim onds o f the w in n in g team 
such an in stitu tio n badly and th ere- Mr. Throckm orton 
fore advised th at the m atter be put which appro;.-lated * 9 .7 6 8 .« * to pay ; Ho e a v e e x c e lle n t d e m o n s t r a t i o n s in 
off until tho tim e would be su itab le the m ile a g e and p e r diem o f the leg- dribbling down the field and 
i shoot­
e r in k eep in g w ith a m ore enlarged p la in ts and $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 to the p r o t e c t i n g baskets from difficult position*
tion o f the f-o n -ie r . This a p p r o p r e - I
p olicy and the people expressed an 
tion in ju r e ! tho fta te treasu ry very 
appca. for one. G overnor H ouston 
looked a t the situ a tio n from a fin an - m uch. B<*for» 
cial s ta n d p o in t. H e s t a te d 
w a it f o r a t l e a s t t w e n t y y e a r s w ould c r e d i t a n d use o f th e s ta te . T h e le g . c r e w , th e th ird a n d last g a l 
m a k e 
w o r th 

his students’ p i c tu r e s a r e to 
be m a d e
go- a t C h r is tia n s o n 's stu d io , a n d th e s a m e
to d o n e x t.
prices will pre v a il as w e re c h a r g e d
is still
............... r e s t i n g on the laurels I la st y e a r. T h e s o ro r ity p i c t u r e s will
o f
build in gs a n d 
th e c a m p u s, a n d all 
g r o u p p ic tu r e s o f o r g a n iz a ti o n s o f
th e S u m m e r School will be m a d e in 
by b e in g com p elled to w e a r the hoes j S e p te m b e r , All s u m m e r o r g a n i z a -
.nrd tim e to g e t m oney ^ which are regularly re se rv e d for big tions desiring their pictures to appear
in the C actus should fill out the or-
a r - 
He r a n g in g fo r th e p ic tu re . T h e se p ic ­
t u r e s can be m a d e a t a n y tim e d i c ­
in g th is o r n e x t w e e k . T h e p rice in ­
clu d in g all p h o to g r a p h ic e x p e n s e s a n d 
space in th e y e a r book will be $25, 
f o r a g r o u p o c c u p y in g one p ag e. T h e 
to ta l price f o r a se n io r s itt in g will be 
$4 
It is th e d e s ire o f th e e d ito r to 
g e t all s u m m e r se n io r p ic tu r e s pos­
sible.

came 
n e x t and w as a s 
in te r e s tin g as the
first. M ore in d iv id u a l s t a r s w ere e n ­
th is c o n d itio n acco unts ^ urk f o r th e r e g u l a r session will be- 
g a g e d a n d 
f o r 
th e Baiz” crew gin on the first d a y o f sctiool in S e p - 
th e 
scored a goose egg. L. L. B a x te r, (e m b e r, a n d w ith th is e a r ly s t a r t it 
.s the in te n tio n o f th e w r i t e r s to h a v e 
(he 
th** hook o u t a t a m uch e a r l i e r d a t e
p la y e d 

a t h l e t e 
h a rd , 
a c t r e p e a le d a n d t h a t it w as th e p a p . j g a m e . H e cou ld be 
pose o f th e le g i s la t o r s to r e p r e s e n t i n te r v a ls o f 
m a k i n g
th e will o f th e p e o p le . T h e r e f o r e , it j o p p o n e n ts w o n d e r w hat he wa

in g about the cou rt re m in d e d 
the m ovem en ts o f a m e sq u it 
flitte d about from one c o m e r of the 
gym to the other. All o f th.

a 
f e n i . A law w as passed “ S w ed e” S w enson. M alone’s dash- 

from Longview, 
a g g n o ive 
fa st, 
seen a t der, r e n t 1 than is c u s t o m a r y .

. t a r
a lto - perform er o f th is contest wa "S lew

*5 ,2 7 9 .6 0 to th e j a n d a f t e r a s h o r t r e s t for Si m end 's j th e a d v e r tis in g d e p a r t m e n t .

la n d s f e a t u r e had a p p r o p r i a t e d $ 9 ,7 6 3 .6 ° serie s b e g a n 

th e y a r i s in g from th e la n d s * ‘l TT *

rich ab ly sa v e d 
g e t h e r . 

su p e rv is in g b u sin e s s m a n a g e r o f the 

s t a t e m e n t m ade by T om G. P ollard, 

 The gam e ended with hi- team lead-

F r o m th e n c e f o r w a r d th e U n iv e r -

W ith th e close o f th e second gam e

th e bill o f r e p e a l be p assed 

individual a s usual. All v ie w

t h a t to bills th e s t a t e had

fo r |th e c o m in g year.

F o o t ” M alone w ho

p o r t w as h a n d e d 

the p assage o f 

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th e a c t o f 1858 

c a r d s p re v io u s 

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A new f e a t u r e has b e e n ad d e d in
T h o se
o d e s ir in g will h ave t h e ir a d v e rtis e ?
th e view s e c tio n , 
form er co n te sts began a h a rd \ w herein each a d v e r t is e m e n t will con-
th e ■ fig h t fo r the inter-pedfgogi, ,1 c h a m -1 tain som e view or a p ic tu r e o f th e 
t h e business 
t r e m a i n . | T h e Co-op h a s a lr e a d y m ade u p it*

ll it on a c -, m a n a g e r or o w n e r o f 

w inn ers o f th e i m e n ts placed 

f the

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in 

A ccording 

to P ro fesso r Clark, 
$ 3 0 0 ,0 0 0 is now b ein g sp en t for new 
buildings, on 
im provem ents on old 
buildings, and for ground equipm ents 
for the new schools. T hese new ad­
d itions w ill put the prim ary and gram ­
m ar schools in good condition and will 
relieve the n ecessity o f h alf day ses­
sions. A high school site co stin g over 
$ 5 0 ,000 has ju st been purchased, and 
steps w ill be taken soon to begin the 
erection o f a b uilding that w ill cost 
o n e-h a lf m illion dollars. T his building 
is to be m odem in ev ery resp ect and 
prom ises to m eet the n eed s o f a gro w ­
in g and progressive com m unity. To 
m eet local dem ands it is planned to 
offer a tw o years course above the 
high school.

th e U n iv e r s ity 
fold 
th r e e 
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t r e a i u i y gam es th e tw o q u i n t e t s w e r e s ome - ad in th is m a n n e r 

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in terested 

in education citixen s._ 

f u n d s a n d * ! 7 ,? ! 3 .’i« o f 

w ould bring th en , w ith accum ulated s it y 
in terest. G overnor H ouston w as not m o n ey from the e sta te s o f d eceased pionship in basketball 
v e r y m u c h 
* . 
a n d h e dei n o t *ee t h a t it re q u i r e d , e r n o r H o n a lo I 
tim e a n d m on ey . H e 
rep ealin g o f the a ct 
in the
hundred thousand dollars from the 
gen eral fund and g iv e it to the U n i-j m ethod o f p aym ent o f the U n iversity 
v ersify 
It w as au thorized that pay-
w a , in such condition that it needed m e n ., should be m ade 

m 
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S ton e o f the W ebbites
b e g a n an a g g r e s s iv e offer give 
t h a t 
little s t r o n g e r than Drat ini­
w a s a 
ti a t e d b y Uapt. S im o n d s of “ the los­
e r s to h e .” A n d losers th e y were^,
trea su ry I Sim onds and hi"! c re w virtually m elt-
, th<? ""‘•"♦y f ” o th rr purposes. Ac- w arrants if th ej w ere intended f o r ! e d b efore the. o v e rw h e lm in g a t t a c k
u n ; ; la u n c h e d b y "Webb and Stone. T h e

( h o t 
the i w o uld be in e n t ir e 1 
one short whil?

th ou gh t b y G o v -1c o u n t o f th e N o p e n n o n 

fund, b ecau se the treasu ry funds. 

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take 

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the the U n iv e rs ity 
one o f cording to G overnor H ouston 
fro n tiers needed p rotection and 
this 
m oney w as needed to keep us out o f j

fu n d . 
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( C ontinued on P age 2)

(C o n tin u e d on P age 4)

T his plan is ad-
v a n ta g e o u s in tw o w a y s ; besides in ­
c r e a s in g th e v a lu e o f th e a d v e r tis in g , 
th is m eth od also in cre a se s th e b e a u t y 
o f th e C a c tu s.

Willis P o se y h a s been a p p o in te d 
a s s is ta n t a d v e r t i s i n g m a n a g e r a n d 
M arl R icketson r e p r e s e n t a tiv e f o r th e 
L o n g h o rn 
th is d e p a r t m e n t. T h e 
position a s T e x a n r e p r e s e n ta ti v e h a s 
n o t yet b e e n filled.

in 

E P I C T U R E S H O W S A T U R D A Y

'Away G oes P ru d en ce” w ill be the 
’!ir< at the w eek ly S aturday even - 
free p ictu re show at K. Hall at 8
In addition an educational film 
is the 
action in “ A w ay Goes P ru d en ce” 
Y'lays the role o f a v ersatile y ou n g 
i e t t e to n ear-p erfection .

be show n. B illie Burke 

In sp eak in g o f the U n iversity, P rof. 
Clark said: “ I h igh ly appreciate the 
ch aracter and scope o f the work o f ­
fered at th e U n iversity, its g rea t pas 
and the w onderful service rendere 
to the sta te and to the nation, and am 
an en th u siastic b eliever in its fu tu re
 
grow th and d evelop m en t into 
the w orld's g r e a te st cen ters o f learn- 
ing and u se fu ln e ss.”

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rs. Stephenson w ill speak a t the 
ing convention o f th e N ation al 
aration o f B u sin ess and P ro fes- 
al Women to be held in C leve­
i t e w ill g iv e in d eta il the w ork 
eoib is acquiring and o p eratin g 
own club house as w ell as the 
Us o f the com m unity players. 
is a 
t present Mrs. Stephenson 
her o f the fa c u lty o f the U n i- 
ity attached to the library staff. 
is a graduate o f th e U n iv ersity 
has spent a num ber o f years in 
ve newspaper work. D uring her 
as President o f the A ustin B u si­
es W oman’s Club the m em bership 
more than doubled.

ISS WILLIAMS SPEAKS TONIGHT TO ALL TEACHERS

 t h e d a i l y t e x a n

SHOWS FAMOUS ESTATE

Vanderbilt Ground* Pictared 
‘“The Price of Possession"

in 

The V a n d erb ilt e s ta te a t H o u g h ­
to n , N. Y ., served H ugh F o rd , th e 
d ire c to r, w ell fo r som e o f th e e x te r ­
ior scenes fo r “T he P rice of P osses­
sion," E th e l C lay to n ’* la te s t P a r a ­
mount* release w hich will be shown a t 
the T exas T h e a te r to d ay an d to m o r­
row . T he scenes a t th e fam o u s es­
ta te re p re se n t th e vicinity o f S ilv e r­
d ale, S u rre y , E ngland, w here p a rt 
of W inifred B ogg’s sto ry is located. 
O th er scenes 
re p re se n tin g B arston 
M anor w ere tak en on th e p ictu re sq u e 
estate o f G eorge A hrens a t P o rt 
C hester, N. Y. Both o f th ese co u n ­
try place? m ade ad m irab le locations 
fo r the o u td o o r scenes and both Mr. 
F ord and Miss C layton, who have re- 
[ cently re tu rn e d from E ng lan d , re ­
m arked on the m any c h a ra c te ristic 
landscape 
fe a tu re s of 
which can be film ed in New York 
S ta te .— Adv.

th e E nglish 

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W e still have several very 
light w eight Summer Sw eaters. 
These sw eaters are delightful 
for late evening w ear, and are 
being offered at greatly re­
duced prices. Come in and se­
lect your 
favorite style and 
color today at the Bluebonnt 
Shop.

A SALE OF PA U BEACH SUITS 
at $10.00

Stouts, Regulars and Young Men's Styles. Genuine Pain 
Beach Cloth and standard make-up; assorted patterns
1-5 Off W ool Suits
Fine quality Woolen Clothing at 20 per cent discount
$18.00 Suits n o w ........................ .....................$14.40
$22.50 Suits now.............................................. $18.00
$24.00 Suits now.............................................. $19.20
$32.50 Suits now.............................................. $26.00
$35.00 Suits now ............................................... .. ......... $28.00

This includes everything except Palm Beach.
Women’s Canvas 

Oxfords

$2.50 to $3.85

S tra p slippers and O xfords in 

-the la te s t sty les; special values.

Women’* and Misaei
Bathing Suits 
20 Per Cent Discount
M ade o f W ool J e rse y , in beau.
tifu l color effects—
$4.95 B ath in g 
$6.75 B ath in g 
$7.50 B ath in g 
$8.50 B ath in g 

S uits 
S uits 
S uits 
S uits 

$ € .0 0
$6 .9 9

$ 5 4 9

$ 3 9 5

N e w Sport Hats of Silk and Felt 
$2.25 to $4.50
F elt brim ? w ith Silk to p s; B raid brim s w ith Silk to p s ; all Felt rn 
W hite and the p o p u lar color shades and com bination effects; unusual
values.
C h i l d r e n ’* W h i l e a n d B la c k H a t* w ith r ib b o n s t r e a m o r * ...................$2.04

W A R R E N ’ S

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E. 6th

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BUSINESS STAFF 

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F r day, Ju ly 15, 1921

TO D A Y ’S ST A FF

E lm a Gum
K ath ry n C ochran

Issue E d ito r 
A ssistant

R E PO R TE R S

Jo h n H. Davis 

Jew ell Black 
Olive W hitten 

E a rl Selm an 
A lly r.^ H a r t.'

John S M ayf.eld 
D ouglas And* r> I 
John S. Sc he ii hard*

R Ear! McCiend n

Jam es P. Gibson

idea 

FINANCIAL TROUBLES 

(C ontinued f r on Par* I ) 

OF EARLY SCHOOL 

*»rd»d « that of lawyer, phvwewn.
o r dergy™«n and that men and wo-
S L O W L Y O V E R C O M E men should be educated forr t h * »p«.
ci*l p ro fean o n . 
The T n -w e e x iy
T eleg rap h points out w here the de-
f:«ion 
fro st be m ade— w h eth er we
will have an ed u cated o r an ig n o ran t
sta te u n iv ersity 
fo rtu n a te 
$12,230 30 im m ediately and i50,<MM) woujd w ork to w ard s the cl as- which 
was loci by the grievous m istake of wou^ control the b e st society in all 
a clerk in th e C o m p tro ller’s office ir. w a^ , ant] it should be su p p o rted by 
in every lively and in te re ste d person of 
I g e t . 
C *nfe d e ra te bonds which prowed to ^
be w orthless. By the O rd in an ce of 
the Convention -f > r>" it w'ai 
mod that al! debt* meowed f o r th* STENOGRAPHIC BURE 
.apport of tho 

„ ^ _ kl^ / , n 4 D u i r o it d p a I I 

DOES EFFICIENT WORK

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-fe d o ra y should 

lost a r jnt<xrraey. 

$74,804.48 was 

the U n iv ersity 

invested 

 ?ta te . 

The 

I be paid. 
“ M am ounts were 

$9,76®< 62 and the above 
lost p erm a n en tly by 
So it can be seen 

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(C ontinued from P age I)

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The E ighth LegiM ature le ft 

the U niversity. 
th a t the U n iv ersity had a very rough reau as a r e - e r a I m a ih n r sta t 
and ra g g ed road to trav el d u rin g the the U niversity, 
decade o f I*SO to I8 6 0 an d some
year* follow ing.

T he m ain office o f the S te n o g ra p h ­
ic B ureau occupies tw o 
larg e, well 
* quipped room s in th e M ain Building* 
the
n e s t door to the post office. 
In ad- 
U niversity c o ffe rs p ractically em pty 
iitio n to the main office in th e long 
The firs t m oney a f te r its dem ise and 
-fusions th e re are b ra n ch offices lo­
the hardships m entioned was $1500 
cated in o th e r offices and d e p a rtm e n ts 
which the N inth L egislature appro­
th a t
look a f te r th e w ork 
which 
p riate d as a re«u!t of th e sales of the
U niversity. B ut this sm all am o u n t special d ep a rtm en t. A n um ber of 
was soon spent w r ir g ly and th e U ni- re g u la r assistan ts and ste n o g ra p h e rs 
v arsity fu n d was again exhausted, are em ployed and in addition th e re 
It m ay be seer th a t the E ighth Leg- are m any p art-tim e s tu d e n t em ployes.
M ature exhausted the fu n d , th e .Ninth D uring th e last long session of school 
kept 
it th ere w ere tw enty-tw o em ployees in- 
was up to the T*r th L eg islatu re to eluding those wh w orked only a p a rt 
come to th e w v u t* and relieve the 0f th e tim e. 
pair chasers o f U niversity lands. The 
expense acco u n ts of th e U niversity 
to J u n e 8 ,
from A ugust 30, 1851 
1861 show th at the receipt* am o u n t
w tn a: - a.- r w w p » 
I xft.i 
f J to *184,7*9 
m eats $284,739.01, a difference of 
• 7 cert* . Th**?* ex p e n d itu re? were 
uglified because the S ta te was in a 
«ta te of w ar a r i the tim es w ere ex ­
tra o rd in a ry ones.

ready. See us and m ake *elec* 
Hon for your school this fall. 
C. A S. Sporting Goods Co.

in 
School A thletics. Fall goods
. 
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You who are 

th a t condition, and 

interested 

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J. J . L a n e s h isto ry o f 
the 
U niversity he m akes appeals to the 
C o n stitu tio n o f th e U nited S ta te s, to 
the 
and 
v e s t e d 
**sp«dilation” as a “ b ru ta l act o f state 
so v ereig n ty ."

rig h ts, 

re fe rs 

to 

the 

Are you missing 

in­
describable pleasures of a Cold 
plunge and swim, 
these hot 
days? W hy not hurry over to 
the Bluebonnet Shop, select an 
up-to-the-minute bathing suit, 
and join the crow d?

iS.rd t h . di.burv- are orrm n g and price* are m w

D O N N E L L Y & W H I T E

PLUMBERS
Everything in Electrical Supplies 
Courtesy and Service Our Specialty

LEONARD BAKER
Cleaning, Pressing and Alterations

Palm Beach and Cool 
Cloth Suits a Specialty

1516 Lavaca 

- Phone 7640

W ANTED

You to watch the Texan

for Cuban Cigar Mfg. Co.’s
•

ad. 

It’s coming.

E. R A V E N

P l u m b i n g a n d S e w e r 
R e p a i r Work

Lawn Mowers Sharpened 

A ll Work Guaranteed 

Phone 6763— 1403 Lavaca

yam

Over 2300 University 

Students Are Spending 

Their Money in Austin

i m m h h o t t T r i l l im — 1— tbi t ■ iihhi i i in ■ ta 11 nu i ■ win n iiirnifflg

T h e a d v e r t i s e r w ho is on the 

a l e r t for business will n o t fail to 

seek their trade.

T h e r e is only one medium that 

reaches them. THE DAILY TEXAN 

covers its field thoroughly.

C o n tra ry t v th is 

Economy ha* doubtless been an j

The appropriations commit­
tees of the House and Senate, 
the opinion of 
m eeting jointly before the con­
Mr E. T. M iller who believed th a t 
vening of the special session of 
the legislative a *tior alone w a- re- 
the Texas Legislature have de­
#p -risible fo r these funds and its ac­
term ined to inaugurate a p ro ­
tion wa? u n re stra in e d by any pro v i­
gram of economy *n the expand-
It w as P ro­
nic." in th e C onstitu tio n . 
It u r e s b y the state departments fesA r M iller Who first took an y de
fen* f°T «*• Confederacy, whose de-
and educational institutions. 
tire w as to win the w ar at a n y cost 
th ey th o u g h t, a s Sam
necessitated by the present bus*** H ouston th o u g h t, th at th e U n iv ersity 
ness depression and by the taxes 
wa? n o t th* Idftd o f s ta te in stitu tio n 
they com pletely 
th a t 
to which the citizens of this 
strip p ed th e U n iv ersity and th e pub­
state are subjected. An inord­
lic school fu n d to dregs. The Hous­
inate increase of the Federal tax 
ton T ri-W eekly T elegraph or D ecem ­
burden is another cause calling 
ber 19, 1 8 6 4 expressed the situ atio n 
for economy in state expendi­
exactly 
“ T he com m on schools of 
Tex*.s h av e fa!len in to the hands of 
ture*. 
It is doabtiess true that 
a cia** o f 
ig n o ran t, u n e n te rp risin g 
our present system of taxation 
m en, who have not >ense enough to 
is full of inequalities, and as the 
succeed in a r y o th e r busine?*, and 
Dallas News points out, upon the 
who adopt this a? a m ea’".? o f bare 
authority’ of former Adjutant 
livelihood, or m o te recen tly o f av id- 
ing m ilitary service fo r the C onfed­
General Harley, “there are 102 
e ra c y ."
wealthy counties rn Texas which 
every year take more money out 
of me State Treasury than they 
put into it.” 

th ey w anted, 

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I t also sta te d th a t it would J>e im ­
possible fo r a system o f education to 
he established ir T exas un til a sys­
tem was adopted th a t would give us 
te a c h e rs th a t w ere ed ucated on our 
own soil and capable from a thorough 
ed u c atio n to ta k e rank w ith th e best 
The system would 
o f 
have to be in d ep en d en t fo r the p ro ­
teac h in g should be re-
fession o f 

th e ir kind. 

Sievers’ Violin 
School
C O N C ER T V IO L IN IS T AND 
T E A C H E Y 
Teacher* a Specialty 
S t u d i o — 1 0 8 E . 1 4 t b 

A u s t i n , T ea m * 

P h o n e 3 6 6 4

A. S. CANADY
BAGGAGE AND 

TRASFER 

GENERAL HAULING

T ru ck S tands by McF ad d e r 
D rug S tore

P hone 6136

OROZCO 
FURNITURE SHOP

Phone 2795

1415 Lavaca St. 

Austin, Texas

Go To 
KELLUM’S 
BARBER SHOP 
for your work 
On Speedway 
Next to W agner’s

THE WALTER TIPS COMPANY

HARDWARE AND MACHINERY

Sporting Goods, Guns and Ammunition 

Automobile Accessories

BAKING
For

Fraternities 
Boarding Houses 
Private Families

C A P I T O L B A K E R Y

Tm.- assertion, if it be true,
& w enny of investigation of it­
self. I r e state go\ em inent and 
particularly certain of the s ta te 
educational institutions a re in 
ne**! of greater support, on ac­
ct^:.: o f the large num ber of 
S tu a rts which have of 
late 
overw helmed them . Economy is 
being urged on account of inade­
quate rev* nue. 
lf a large num­
b er of counties of the state, cap­
anne of supporting them selves 
arn contributing th eir share to 
th- state government, are really 
being carried along by other 
counties no more able to contrib­
u te as Mr. Harley’s statement 
would indicate, it is time for 
some action to be taken to cor­
rect the inequalities.

At any rate, economy is a good 
thing, if some greater good is 
cot sacrificed on the altar to 
achieve it. So the aforesaid com­
mittees have acted accordingly. 
The estimates for maintenance 
for practically ail the state insti­
tutions of learning have been or 
will be trimmed in the interest 
lower appropriations, arni 
of 
most of the proposed new build- s 
mgs at the schools which have 
been established and are now 
running will not be allowed for 
the next biennium, if the action 
o f these committees is indorsed , 
by the scions at their corning 
{session. At the same time the 
committees recommend the con­
struction of a new normal school 
a t a cost of nearly two hundred 
th usand dollars.

What the action of the Legis­
lature will be is awaited with 
interest.

D A N C E
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
NIGHT
DEEP EDDY 8:30

A ll S tu d e n ts A r e Invited

Advertise

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OFFICIAL

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LOST— A Theta Xi fraternity pin 
.... .. mw 
Monday, somewhere between Wom-
PUBLICITY COMMITTEE, an’s building and Lubbock Hall.
Finder please return to University 
Business Manager, room 113, Main 
Building. Five Dollars Reward.— 17

HIGHLAND CHRISTIAN EN- 
DEAVORERS: Meet at Highland 
Presbyterian Church Friday evening 
at t :45 t<? go in a body to Miss Begg's 
home. All who can not be at the 
church at that time come on to 1906 
Pearl Street. A good time is 
as-
sured for all who are the party.

KAPPA DELTA PI picnic and in­
itiation will be held Monday in order 
to avail conflict with Friday night 
speeches of Miss Williams and Pres­
PRESIDENT.
ident Vinson. 

MISS DECHERD'S Sunday School 
class meets July 17, at 9:30 at the 
Y. M. C. A. Everyone is cordially 
invited to attend.

I 

CHAIRMAN.

Church S o c ia l on T h u r sd a y

The Intermediate Christian En- 
j*>avor of the Highland Presbyterian 
’hutch was entertained Thursday 
ivening at the home of Miss Joe 
the intermediate superintend­
ent. The social commenced at 8:00 
’clock. The first game played was 
‘I Spy.” When the thimble was 
ound the finder would start whist­
ing, instead of saying, “I spy.” Ad­
vertisements were matched to get 
tanners to put on a stunt, probably 
best of which was the singing of 
I
“Clap-in and Clap-out” 
If the girl sat 
the right chair the boy said who 
e was to go walking with. The fol­
ding were served to rereshments 
r punch and cake: Miss Edith Pat­
ton, Miss Elizabeth Parker, Miss 
uth Parker, Miss Shirley Lomax, 
iss Marion Crofoot, Miss Ruth Pe- 
ick, Miss Sarah Penn, Miss Jeanine 
ngerrand; John Patterson, Willie 
Jsup, Wyatt Patterson, Ralph Camp- 
11, Richard Kella, Charles Kella, 
laniel Junkin.

ohunkus. 
as in a new way. 

The Department of Trade and In- 
jistrial Education and its students 
ive a picnic supper and barge ride 
^ursday evening, honoring Miss 
mr a Murray, assistant director of 
Ie department who leaves Saturday 
lr Minnesota.

ALL FACULTY MEMBERS and be asked’ 

students are requested by the Stu­
dents Book Exchange, the second­
hand book store by the Y. M. C. A., 
to place their names on pages 5, 15 
and 25 of all books. No book will 
be bought with these pages missing 
or defaced. All students shall be
required to give name and address Texan office. 
when selling a book here. Any diffi-l--------------------------------- 
culty arising will be reported at once 
to the Students Association.

, 

. 

FOR RENT— Board and room, i 
Splendid East room, 5 windows— for 
particulars phone 8455. 2010 Wich­
ita, opposite the Law Building. — 16 I=

TO GIRLS— Two rooms with gal-*! 
lery and sleeping porch. Modern;: 
rent. i 
conveniences. 
2408 Nueces Street. Phone 5163. I
— 21 I

Garage 

for 

If the pink cameo rmg which was i 
I taken from the lavatory in the Ii- ■ I 
j brary is returned to the Lost and!] 
I Found Department no questions will J

LOST— One pair horn 

rimmed 
glasses. Finder please leave at the
tf
*j
WANTED TO RENT— Permanent­
ly a small cottage unfurnished or 
furnished. Must be available not 
later than August I. Phone 4423 be­
 nj
tween 2 and 5 p. rn. 

 

COOL SOUTH and EAST ROOMS 
with sleeping porches; baths; meals 
near and convenient to Capitol and 
1807 Colorado Street. 
University. 
Phone 3745. 
__21

WANTED— Two boys to work at 
Tea Room second term of Summer 
School. See W. F. Eckhardt, at the 
18;
Tea Room or ring 7984. 

 

RUSK MEN who expect to go out 
for a place on the debating team turn
names at once to C. L. Phinney.
Mrs. J. W\ Ross and her sister Miss j Sides wiH be assiSned alternately, 
ta^es piace on Tuesday, July
te Gohlke are visiting J. W. Ross 
o is attending Summer School. 

PRESIDENT.

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[Since a week ago last Monday, Dr. 

HENRY E. BOURNE of the
A. Penick, head of the extension Western Reserve University will hold 
Aching division has been enjoying a conference for history teachers and 
subject, 
outing on the river. He is cam p-' superintendents 
r with E. C. Junkin at a point be- “Shall History Be Scrapped?” 
in 
teen Deep Eddy and the dam. Dr. room 157 of the Main Building on 
Inick will resume his regular duties Tuesday at 6 p. rn. 
about a week. 

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Ernest Jones will spend the week- q i 
J in Smithville. 

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>°°< AilMe t,cs. 

W hy not sele c t som ethin g d if - 1 

feren t, w h en pu rchasing a g ift? 
Y ou w ant an article that w ill
in reflect th e in d ivid u ality o f the 
F all goods giver> and at th e g a m e yt ;m e be

interested 

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George Johnson, who is spending .• 
i summer in Thorndale is v N t i n * ^ 0 " 
| the Kappa Sigma house. 

e US al)d T*/?® * „ Consider 
 

. PT CeVarC 'I” " p lca sin * 

favored one
from
t h ,s f « U * Italy, London and N ew York on
d isp lay at the B luebonnet Shop.

/
Sporting G oods Co. 

the offerings 

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Good Clothes at the 
Lowest Possible Prices

I

All Kuppenheimer Suits, in 
fact every suit in our house 
Nothing reserved.

Kuppenheimer 2-Piece Suits 
Kuppenheimer 3-Piece Suits

ALL GO IN THIS SALE

ALL BOYS’ SUITS 25 Per Cent OFF

ALL ODD PANTS 25 PER CENT OFF

ALL STRAW HATS HALF PRICE

FOR CASH

$60.00
$57.50
$5500
$52.50
$50.00
$47.50
$45.00
$42.50
$40.00
$37.50
135.00

$45.00
S u its 
Suits 
......$42.15
Suits .......... $41.25
$39.40
S u its 
S u its 
$37.50
'.... $35.65
Suits 
' $33.75
S u its 
$31.90
S u its 
Suits 
$30.00
Suits ...........$28.15
Suits .........$26 25

$32.50 S u its.........$24.40
$30.00 S u its.........$22.50
$27.50 Suits ........$20.65
... $18.75
$25.00 Suits 
........$16.90
$22.50 Suits 
.... $15.00
$20.00 Suits 
. $13.15
$17.50 Suits 
$12.40
$1650 Suits 
$11.25
$15.00 Suits 
$ 9.40
$12.50 Suits 

Hirshfeld & Anderson

619 CONGRESS AVE.

-The house of Kuppenheimer clothes.

 

 

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STUDIO
612 CONG. AVE. 
PHONE 6367

Special Rates l o Summer Students

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5. H. Galloway of San Marcos spent 
Iday in Austin.

Mary Long will spend the week-end 
lh triends in Rockdale.

pValti c Badman is visiting his sis- 
if Arkansas, Kansas.

poyle Jackson will be in Austin 
;r next week for the remainder of 
summer.

Mary Jordan leaves tomorrow for 
Bait in Houston. 

,

William Eckhardt will spend the 
Ik-end in San Antonio.

I iss Faye Weiss of Houston is vis- 

in Austin.

pion Clark, Ed Mann, and Warren 
Thorough will spend the week-end

aco.

Getting on With 
the Day’s Work

torning time is the most 
Valuable. You c an ’t af- 
>rd to waste it. Aft early 
tart cou n ts heavily. A 
|ood alarm clock gives 
Iou that early start.

he clock you w ant 
is 
|ere. W hether you 
like
in intermittent, or a steady 
inger— a top or back bell 
-small or large— you can
the one you 
ick out being a good 
imekeeper, and the alarm 
roing off at the time set.

Impend on 

e sell only dependable 

lakes.

$ 2 .7 5 to $ 5 .7 5

arl Mayer 
Company

| Jew elers— Silversm iths— 
Diam ond M erchants

pHE HALLM ARK STORE

618 C ongress A ve.

KELLY SMITH

DRY CLEANER, HATTER, AND 

ALTERATIONS

QUICK DELIVERIES

PHONE 659:

STUDENTS TAILOR SHOP

M. B. FRENCH, Mgr.

Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing of all Kinds

Ladies’ W ork a Specialty 

P hone 5 008

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JENSEN - RAYMER
PH O TO G RA PH ERS
918 Congress Avenue 
Phone 7027

We Invite All Summer Students To Make 
This Your H eadquarters

REGULAR MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS

A lso Cold Drinks, Ice Cream, C igars,
T obacco, Fruits

- A. H. HILSBERG

1500 Lavaca

CHARLIE’S
Confectionery for 
Refreshing

A rran ge to board regularly at the

CACTUS TEA ROON

O ur location and service w ill save you tim e 

O ur m eals and a la carte S ervice w ill 

p lease yo u

THERE IS A REDUCTION ON MEAL
TICKETS

O. H. R ITC H A R D SO N , D. C. 

C hiropractor

Palmer School Graduate 
X-Ray Laboratory 
Phone 5107

Suite 502-4-5-10 Littlefield Bldg. 
Hours 10-12— 2-6 p. rn.

Lady Attendant

HALL’S

Hair Dressing Parlor
M arcel W ave a S p ecialty

Cistern W ater and 
Sunshine

HO W. 7th 
Phone 7656

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and

Bulk

The E. L. STECK Co.
909 Congress Ave.

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 IH E DAILY TEXAN

Extraneous Gases 
Detract I isitor

atmoapher* Considerable difference? 
o f opinion? Have Keen voiced as ic 
whether tbs’** condition? were due to 
th* faculty or the achoo o f low, but,

may g. out 22nd street one block 
v
locate the |
/
noise

of Rio Grande and 

From 

University *that * * w' ir" ‘"meh~

miming a v uit that wa? due us

WILL ATTEND CONFERENCE

C a le n d a r 

o f th e

TODAY—

Community dinging » 

the 
oner; air audttoriuw undet the
direction of Ulm EWeda L ittle ^ Su—
john, stat,, supervisor o, music, j by ^
at 

oViock

(M o iin fi 

B .n ) 

H IG H L A N D S O C IE T Y

I Duniip th# present t**rnr and ^web- 
I erin# weather student? of the V ars it’. 

Y O H A V E S O C IA L A F F A I R 
». —

 te, t u w and p i,tu n 

peer 

entertained A] m„mh*-r of the Highland Ohria-
iSoc|ftty wiU h. expect-

j End^ vor 

Mts J^la V illiam^ nros.d**nt 
ai th. Stat# Teacher? Associe 
tim., *4npak* at th* on*>? air au 
ditonun at k . ‘clock

I The lecture* hare been th* most pop-
I ular beearn*. of bein* held in the open ;«d to present themselves at the horn*
I when mon peor.l* could congregate 0 f Mis- Edalin. Bein? thi. evening by
I But all th* celebret!.* that were ex g 0»c{ock. The Social Committee has 
that plenty of refresh-
| parted will no come Chief asn*my anno0TXC^d 
*. *L-i
I th*>s* who hav* canceller! their ante 
b* provided tor all tha
ment> wil 
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iri room 1 5 7 1 ii® the com et invited by D^an Benedict.

 

 

SATURDAY- 

.- - .j * - . 

f h“ " 
th Mhu Building a 

*, 
JGsrff-
* 'clock conducted by Rev K. P 
Bartor*.

peer moving picturer 

in I.
Ball a > o'clock, featuring Bi*- 
Ii* Burk* n 
Away Goo; Pru-
dene* *
SUNDAY—

Morning an*! 

ser 
vice, ai al! churches in th* Tnt 
versity communitv.

evening 

I 

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P A T T E R S O N T A L K S

A B O L T O R IE N T A T

V E S P E R S E R V IC E Of th* 

~ 

* 

/Continue., fron !*ag*

undoubted! 

 — 
render u invariant* 

Mach procrr<o,t,c«tt« Ka. fnllow..! wil 

com. 

They n av aho ma,..

th, n e n ^ p p e a ranee o f th if vwtumt. Iknowr. the fact thai if a! the m em bers 
And m a. v w ho haw n ever beheld a are not p resen t, tho*,- who aw then 
io*t w hat a will be required Ie dwpow of the la ,, 
rome, ar. w onderinc 

m e t 

look 

bk* 

If on* wil but 

iota o f 

the provided refr e sh m e n t 

Z *d thif article, an exact likeness can if thi? task im le f t to on ly a few th ere 
b* bar! w ith ou t th. us* of a slide rub- may be nome caaultiee in the vicinity 
jof th# campue because the Committee*
a t an ouija hoard 
A comet consists of a neucleu ;' ha been working hard to provide for 

*

light and a long luminous all of the Society members 

af ne bu Iou 
Th. big drawing card for the enter-
tail w on hun over the dash board. 
Man ^ r T m m t F n am , 
..bar a1! u m m rn , ,f. that o f th* b,y law., on
comet* stick their tails toward the which the party is to be given. Plen­
um hut they do not say whether this ty of light for playing all of th* old 
if from habit or is merely etiquette, tim* games, rn dropping the nandker- 
Ik* Vt altun said thai the curvature chief, and tagged you last, will bt; 
tail and th* intensity of the I provided bx Mr. Moon, Al of the 
i illumination a r> 
it direct proportion, I frolicker? are urged to com. prepared
nut death cam* to hi aid and p re -11» en icy th* good times, No smirched
just what I dresses, silk shirt* or th. Ilk- will Ie*
en ted hi* having t< 
fallowed. At least those in authority
^ m<)plt 
Comets hav* been known to liv. 
iargu* that al! who com* ‘dolled up
for h long tim-!. Th. comet of One- will fell out o' place. 

expiau 

ti 

'* 

l! 

r*g»n 
country, hav. alw ay nee? 

! 
-lib *.agt ou m otive 
tm 
truism., w. cat n«. aflor U "
ion! th- 
milt* 

ii !<>t of to* 

tha 

fa 

th- promotwi and u 0*t 

witr all it 
ir yaot 

fha! .««•*? dm 'rear»neared again in 17801 

President Douglas Anderson hail 
faculties well preserved announced that h* did not wan* to
triend coming to
running ordeT 
?« ^ 
This se. 
a ‘ nrov^ th a , th, mjrh al7 lf n o ta un-?th»* party with dates. But whenr all
frequently advertised, j over h* will sec that earn boy there
some way to get horn- . Ab who

m wii; nav*> tc» accept thi? in ! ha^ 

arr o hi bo* 

‘i health* a 

it i 

friendship o f th. I formation in th. sam. manner ae any f stay away will he disappointed.

.. 

nerfefit oolitic*! re- • corroborate th*- testimony. 

, , num, m - 1 Other history, hut tho** w ho are abb* 

Al members who ran .lo s* ar* ask- 
„ renwmheI th , oT- will doubtlessly i <■.! to .nee* .» th, church at 7:46 to
if there
thos* who cai not do tm? they
’ 
M Kt>(.ith* comet wa detracted from it* v is ite r urged to come on to th* -arty a
af ho? mr soot a possible. Miss Begg horn* b
C A and extraneous rase that pervade out located at 1PU6 Pearl St M ember
v,

Th* reception committee say 

igo it: a body to Miss Begg s. 

#f th* oxee* 

 L k l - 

that far* 

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' V. 
s 

7
th* 
to. 

CK,,,..,, w „pl 

uuion; tor ,n‘ 

Mia? Laura Murra* , assistant di­
rector of the Trad, and 
industrial 
Iienartm ent, left Friday morning for 
Minneapolis, Minnesota where abe 
will attend the N ational C on ference, j 
called bv th. Federal Board for Vo- 
•ati-ina Education. Thre. members 
from each state wil go as delegate! 
th. conference, which will open 
t- 
or July 
Institute 
lf at Din wood h 
and will he in session for four w eeks. 
Attention might be called to the fact 
tha* Mig* Murray has been chosen 
a 
th. on?; representative of Texas 
ti attend th. meeting.

conference, the progress 
At thi 
far it the vocational edu­
mad. tbu 
cation work will bf discussed, as will 
Alans for the futur* policy of the 
institution; throughout th* 
mdustria 
entir* United States

Miss Murray will returr 

to th. 

denartment next fall

THEATRE

T O D A Y — T O M O R R O W 
Ethel Clayton in
“THE PRICE OF 

POSSESSION”

love, 

luxury and ad- 
B eauty, 
ven tu rt, and a 
of ro­
mance blazing half around th*
world.

In a 

— Additional—
Fatty Arbuchie 

ir
supreme 

tv.**- 

another of hi 

ree comedic 
TONIGHT ONLY
O p e n in g o f F a m o u p
“Country Store”

tonight a 

to au- 
All merchandise given 
i ie ne. 
advertised. 
Be her. with your coupon? to­
night and get yours. Oh! "Yes! 
VV e deliver.

Show? at 7 :.*b ann 9 p. rn 
Prizes at end of first show 
10c and 25c

BIGGS k CCKPANl7

CLEANER AND TAILOR

Experience justice* ability.—Every employer 
of ourh nave trom I 5 to 22 years experience.

Service That Se^ve*

1007 Congrenb Ave. 

Phone 7601

STUDENT COACHES

ENGAGt IN SPEEDY 

BASKETBALl g a m e s

( Continued fro lr Tiv*

AUSTIN’S 
GREATEST 
CONVENIENCE

PHONE 
2 6 5 2 
SII CONC

JUST RECEI VED
a Shipment of Those Large, Durable 

CARMEN HAIR NETS
2 for 25c

UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE

[TS IO CENTS COLLARS 21-2

We Cater to People Who Care

Ford Delivery 

Phone 6624

W A L K E R ’S LAUNDRY

COZY LUNCH ROOM

TAMALES, CHILE, ENCILADES, SAND- 
WITCHES, AND DRINKS. ICE 
CREAM, COLD MELONS

Open 7 a rn. to I a. rn.

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It P a y s to A d v e r tise 

In th e D aily T e x a n

P A T T O N ’S AUTO LIVERY

T R A N S F E R T O A LL P A R T S O F CITY AND 
OUT OF TOWN

{.not Car and Truck?
Good Drivers

P H O N E W T o m ; V A N T S 
W I AUF H E R I TCI S E R V E Y O C

It covers the University field thoroughly. 

The University has more Summer stu­

P hotic 6288, 2616

417 -1 O o n g re s

dents this year than ever before in its 

HEMSTITCHING. PIC0T1NC S PLEATING

We Inviu ( oniparisoi. af Clur Work

L o ch Agent For “KLENZONA** TEia* V onderful 
Glove anti Garment ('leaner

MRS. A,. N. MUNN & SON

Phone SM ! 

800 Qongrcss Ave

tim e.

history. The registration is a lr e a d y 

3 0 per cent larg er than that of Ia5t 

year, which was the record up to that 

THE UNIVERSITY BARBER SHOP
\ V- RUTLEDGE, Proprietor

A Conv em err Sttop, Throujrhly Equipped tor

FIRST-CLASS WORK

With experiencei m er whc have catered to the 
University trad. a long time

a JET US BE V IU! BARBER— NEXT TO THE CO-OI

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V

i ut. V. 

,i t'viti** o 

lUtlined especially 

!!‘ S J 
rn- 
among th* Chines* boy? and girls, 
th- work of 
an*
A secretary. Mis* Nancy
th- 
i .p. Swam.
Mis 

supplemented 
r.a*i 
thi discus*>ioi wit! a brief sketch 
of Mis- 
Mis* Nell**
Thiele, nccomnanied by Mis- Dorothy 
at th- pian->, sang “ Leawi
Du Mar 
M- Al 
th W a,,’ and Mis Ouida
Shook assisted rn leading th- Ming 
servic*

.swam Bf* 

Dr T‘atfervor 

showed ii hi 

an | 
<fr,*s a comnrehensive understanding, I 
oi world politic.-, o which extensive 
subject h> ha mad- a srrecia! studyv I 
ii* nook- understandingly of polit- j 
ira!, sooa,. and economic phase* of j 
(Casten 
attention 
time 
i, th axiom**
Witt. r* 
it dis'USMO? of Internationa affairs
wen well taner b* th* larg. audienc* 
O' T'nirersitv women

*i< end wa giver a 
close*, 
t • r? 

all
His 

th 

• 

• Building, the g g g *

ram- ended it favor* of lh- VScbbitaaj
Id tx h

im 

t ■ 

Thew* game ended the basketball 
t.n- Physical T raining ‘ 

framing t ha’ 
">e ta n n ic iv is giving th- high school 
tn*- sum- 
ar* her* 
•oarne 
mer Th- cours-i 
ir. football ended
a? Saturdav Beginning today the 
I *’»4 will meet in T 
Beet tot 
Ha! 
it Ira.-, an* field
Jo 
i- being 
athletic.- 
river in 
rug,’: sc boo- coaches wil) be 
clos* ,; net: W ednesday right *vith an 
examiiMftioi 
that ha-;
hee: covered

Tn- cour** 

th- work 

in 11 I 

i* tm-** 

that 

, 

SUMMER FACULTY TO MEET

Or th; a fie rn not- a' .7:30, it: roofn 

i a tire luminary 

rn P lu ral 
oi 

in- Summer N.trma! will

22 
lac a It 
h*»li: t he: firs: genera rn**, ting of tm * 
to th*- 
Thi 
yea? 
meet mg of the i-^in 
faculties Of th *
th Sum me- Nor­
Suit, ’n* 
mal, t he he!, 
nex* week, when plans
wil h* mad- for th- futur* of both 
d new suggestion? looked
schools, and rtr 
into.

- ti m an< 

Bom* sh;ft 
tn* h e g w n rn* 

a 
th* \ nrrna entered c 
week,- a a numhf? 
lo t on!'- four week-.

r la-ike - took uiaee 
t ti tsi: week wheti \
oi its second four 
if the classo.', run

COMMUNITY SONi. SERVICE

:Io nefor- 

Hog Ila* community singing houri 
will b- held i ’m evening ai th- open- 
tho 
a- 
air auditoriuT 
adores b Mss L et William? to th: 
faculty Mil? Elf I* do Littlejohr will I 
toad th*- singing. Much interest ha-- ! 
been shown: to the*:* weekly song aer-! 
n'~cs and re a 
r lea -ur- a-id hcnf-S" j 
nav** be eft! the result. Well know* 
song- mak up th* pro- 
and popula 
join in 
grarr s< 
heartily.

that ever von- ma;