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BEAUMONT “EXES” 

PLEDGE SUPPORT

Former Students Commend the 
Governor and Legislature. 
Ask for More Funds

R e s o lu t io n s a d o p te d by 

th e E x - 

S t u d e n t s ’ A s s o c ia tio n o f B e a u m o n t 

at t h e M arch 2 m e e t i n g h a ve b een 

s e n t to P r e sid e n t R. E. V in so n , and 

the t e x t o f th e r e s o lu t i o n s f o l l o w s : 

B e a u m o n t , T e x a s , M arch 2, 1920. 

W h e r e a s, th e U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s , 

o w i n g to t h e i n a d e q u a c y o f its f in a n ­

cial su p p o r t, is f a c i n g a se r io u s c o n ­

d itio n by re a so n o f th e s h o r t a g e and 

d e p le t io n o f its p h y sic a l e q u ip m e n t , 

su ch 

as 

s u it a b le d o r m ito r ie s 

and 

c l a s s r o o m s 

f o r 

its m o re th a n 4 0 0 0 

s t u d e n t s , w h ich c o n d itio n is c o n s t a n t ­

ly g r o w i n g m ore a c u t e as the s t u d e n t 

bod y in c r e a s e s in n u m b e r from y e a r 
to y e a r ; and,

W h e r e a s , m a n y o f th e a b le st m e m ­
bers o f the f a c u l t y h a v e b een lost t o 
th e U n i v e r s i t y b e c a u s e o f t h e sh eer 
i n s u f f i c i e n c y o f t h e s a la r ie s it is now 
a b le to p ay, and still o t h e r s m a y be 
c o m p e lle d to le a v e fo r t h e sa m e r e a ­
so n , a c o n d itio n w h ich w ill o f n e c e s s i ­
th*- U n i v e r s it y 
ty 
from 
p r e v e n t 
its p r e s e n t high p lace 
m a in t a i n i n g 
a m o n g the le a d in g u n iv e r s i tie s o f the 
land, and d o in g its fu ll d u t y by the 
y o u t h o f o u r s t a t e ; n o w , t h e r e f o r e , 
be it

th a t 

R e s o lv e d , 

th a t no q u e s tio n 

the B e a u m o n t e x ­
c i t a n t s o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y o f T e x a s 
in a n n u a l m e e t i n g a sse m b le d , d e c la r e 
th e ir b e lie f 
is o f 
m o r e vital im port to th** p r e s e n t an d 
the e s t a b ­
f u t u r e g e n e r a t i o n s t h a n 
lis h m e n t an d m a i n t e n a n c e 
t h e 
h ig h e s t p o ssib le p la n e , o f our public 
sc h o o l s y s t e m , e m b r a c i n g e v e r y t h in g 
fro m 
the r e m o t e s t rural sc h o o ls to 
t h e U n i v e r s i t y ; a n d be it

on 

th a t 

R e so lv e d , 

is the s e n s e o f 
it 
th is m e e t i n g t h a t th e G o v e r n o r a n d 
L e g is la t u r e o f t h e S t a t e o f T e x a s be 
c o m m e n d e d f o r s u c h su p p o rt as th e y 
h a v e g iv e n t h e U n i v e r s i t y in the past 
and u rg ed , in v ie w o f its p r e s e n t im ­
p e r a t iv e r e q u ir e m e n ts , to p la c e at th e 
d isp o s a l o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y a u th o r it ie s , 
la w fu l 
by a p p r o p r ia tio n or 
its 
m e a n s , 
p ro p er m a in t e n a n c e , to th e en d t h a t 
in s t itu t io n - - u n f e t t e r e d , 
th is g r e a t 
u n t r a m m e le d , “ u n s h a c k l e d ”— m a y 
in 
th e f u l l e s t s e n s e o f th e w ord b e c o m e 
a U n i v e r s it y o f t h e f ir s t order, as d e ­
sig n e d by 
it 
f u r t h e r

f a t h e r s ; and, be 

t h e n e e d e d 

f u n d s 

o t h e r 

t h e 

f o r 

R e so lv e d , tha t w e p le d g e o u r s e lv e s 
to a n y 
to g i v e ou r 
p ro p er m o v e m e n t c a l c u la t e d to g iv e 
e a r ly r e lie f to t h is u n h a p p y s itu a tio n .

f u l l e s t su p p o rt 

R e s p e c t f u l l y su b m it te d ,
H. M. H A R G R O V E ,
S. B R O N S O N C O O P E R .
I. W. L A W H O N ,

C o m m i t t e c .

GENERAL ELECTRIC MAN 

ADDRESSES ENGINEERS

G. H. P f e i f , r e p r e s e n t in g the G e n ­
er a l E l e c tr ic C o m p a n y , v isite d 
the 
E n g i n e e r i n g D e p a r t m e n t o f the U n i­
v e r s it y o f T e x a s r e c e n t ly and talk e d 
to t h e s e n io r e n g in e e r s .

It 

to g iv e 

is e x p e c t e d that a r e p r e s e n ta ­
tiv e fr o m t h e W e s t in g h o u s e co m p a n y 
w ill be s e n t to t h e U n iv e r s ity so m e 
t im e in A pril. T h is c o m p a n y is o f ­
s t u d e n t s w ho h a v e 
f e r i n g 
fin is h e d th e ir j u n io r y e a r ’s w ork e m ­
p lo y m e n t d u r in g th e su m m e r m on th s.
in q u ir ie s h a v e b een 
th e E n g i n e e r ­
re c e iv e d r e c e n t ly by 
in g D e p a r t m e n t fr o m v a r io u s oil and 
e le c tr ic a l c o m p a n ie s fo r c a p a b le and 
q u a lifie d m en to ta k e p o sition s t h h 

A n u m b e r o f 

a 

o f 

A t 

the 
r e g u la r m e e t in g 
S. W. T. N. Club T h u r sd a y a f t e r ­
noon the f o llo w in g w e r e elec te d o f ­
fic e r s for t h e sp r in g t e r m : P r e sid e n t, 
M. C. C h iles o f T r o u p ; vice p r e s i­
d e n t, W. ('. T a y lo r o f R o g e r s ; s e c r e ­
ta r y , N e ld a Bain o f 
t r e a s ­
urer, B e r n ic e A lsu p o f A u s t in ; s e i - 
g e a n t - a t - a r m s , E. G. Lloyd o f R e a ­
g a n ; cr itic, D o r o t h y A rn old o f San 
M arcos; ch a ir m a n o f social com m it* 
t e e , II M. P e v e h o u s e o f R ogers.

Ita sc a ; 

T h e o u t g o i n g o f f i c e r s are, r e s p e c t ­
iv e ly : E. G . Lloyd o f R e a g a n , Y e t t i e 
C u m m in s o f H ask ell. E s t e lle D y e o f 
Y o a k u m , E l iz a b e t h D a b n e y ot G o r ­
m a n , C. P. Lilly o f A u s t i n . J. A. 
B a r n e s o f C h e ster, and J e a n e t t e C o l­

lin s o f A lv in .

T h e 

last 
W e d n e s d a y o f th is m o n th to d iscu ss 

club w ill m e e t 

the 

p la n s fo r th e S p r in g term

va” found even in t h e s e
cl° - games can be e x .

I 

su m m e r .

AUSTIN, TEXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1920

NO. I l l

“B” HALL DEFEATS 
PENN STATE OFFERS 
PHI GAMMA DELTA WON BY FIELD AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR 
IN INTRAMURAL REBECCA HIGHTOWER GRADUATE STUDIES

BOONE CONTEST IS 

Victors in Yesterday’s Basket­
ball Game to Play Laws 
For Championship

Girl and Boy From San An- Teaching Fellowships in Many 

tonio Win Extempore Speak- 
ing Clash Last Night 

Different Schools Are Avail­
able for Men and Women

B Hall F ir s t Floor will com p ete 

R obert M. 

F ield 

and R eb ec ca 

w ith the L a w D e p a r t m e n t tea m for 

H ig h t o w e r , b oth o f S a n A n t o n io , w on 

the I n tr a m u ra l B a s k e tb a ll C h a m p io n ­

first p la c e s 

last n ig h t in t h e B o o n e 

ship o f the U n i v e r s it y . 

T h e y w on 

c o n t e s t o f e x t e m p o r e s p e a k e r s . The 

th is right y e s t e r d a y a f te r n o o n 

by 

w in n e r s r e c e iv e d a ca sh p rize o f $ 5 0 

d o w n in g the Phi G a m m a D elta f iv e 

each.

in a g a m e that required th r ee e x t r a 

tw o - m in u t e s e ssio n s to decide. W h ee 

the g a m e ended, the score stood 8-8. 

R e f e r e e M cC ullough called fo r 

tw o 

more m in u te s o f play. A f t e r 

th is 

w a s up, the score still stood 8-8. T h en 

a n o th er t w o - m in u t e period w a s called 

for At th e end o f th is tim e th e score 

had not been ch a n ged . 

S till a n oth er 

e x t r a tw o m in u t e s of play w a s d e ­

creed. W . R. P ow ell g o t u n d er w a y 

th is tim e, and w it h in th e tw o m in u t e s 

a llotted , he ra n g up t w o field g o als, 

w h ic h cinched t h e g a m e for B Hall.

e s p e c ia lly 

in tr a m u r a l 

A n u n u s u a lly w e ll p la y e d g a m e , for 
an 
a
post se a so n ( tie, w a s the one w hich 
w a J w it n e s s e d by a l a r g e n um ber o f 
B Ii a1 lites w ho had tu r n e d o u t to root 
foi 
it 
the fiv e . Both t e a m s f o u g h t 
out Lo the fin! h, a m ’ a s can be r e a d ­
ily seen the fin a l re ult w a s a l w a y s 
in doubt.

It wrould be hard to pick out, a n y 
one 
in dividu al w h o sh one o u t v ith a 
g r e a t e n o u g h d e g r e e o f s u p e r i o r l y to 
be r e ferr ed to a s a lu m in a r y ( f th e 
f ir st m a g n it u d e , w h ile the rest m a y 
be called s t a r s o f the second n a g n i- 
tud e XII o f both t e a m s played s ron g 
g a m e s , and all would be w o r t h y of 
sp e c ia l m en tion . One n otable f e a t u r e 
w a s th a t o n ly ten men p a r tic ip a te d in 
the gam e. T h e t e a m ; w hich opened 
up fin ish e d .

T h e lin eu p :

B H a ll 
P osition P hi G am m a D elta
H a w le y ___________________ Loci wood
R ig h t F o r w a r d

In 

la s t n ig h t 

t h e c o n t e s t 

t h e r e 
w e r e f i v e g irl s p e a k e r s and f iv e m en . 
F or the m en p h a se s o f t h e g e n e r a l 
t h e L e a g u e o f N a t i o n s 
s u b j e c t o f 
w e r e a s s i g n e d 
sp e e c h e s . 
O t h e r s p e a k e r s o t h e r than F ie ld w e r e 
E r ie M. R a c e y o f San A n t o n i o , Irvin 
S t e w a r t o f F o r t W o rth , R oy D a le 
J a c k so n o f B u e n a V ista , an d Ben F. 
W r ig h t o f A u stin .

sh ort 

f o r 

“ W o m a n S u f f r a g e ” w as the g e n ­
eral s u b j e c t f o r w o m e n . R u b y D a n ­
i e l s o f D a lla s, N e ll S m ith o f E l P aso, 
R e b e c c a H i g h t o w e r o f San A n t o n io , 
W illie F r a n c e s C o ck e o f A u s t in , and 
E m m a W e b b o f E lgin w e r e t h e s p e a k ­

ers.

A ll s p e e c h e s w ere w ell d eliv e re d 
u p on t h e sp u r o f th e m o m e n t. The 
the 
s e le c t i o n and o r g a n iz a tio n 
s u b j e c t m a t t e r and e f f e c t i v e n e s s 
in 
p r e s e n ta t io n w e r e t h e b asis o f j u d g ­
m en t.

o f 

GLEE CLUB GIVES

Varsity Singers Give Splendid 
Entertainment at Junior High 
Auditorium Last Night

G lee C lu b m e m b e r s 

e n t e r ta in e d 

la st night a t t h e J u n io r H ig h S ch oo l 

a u d it o r iu m b e f o r e an a u d ie n c e o f 

s t u d e n t s an d c iti z e n s o f A u stin . T he 

clu b sh o w e d upon this o c c a sio n that 

I it 

is 

in e x c e l l e n t trim 

f o r 

the b ig 

trip w hich it p la ns t o t a k e o v e r the 

P o w e l l 

M cC urdy 

---------------------------- Vowell
L e ft F o rw a r d

s t a t e in the n e a r f u t u r e . 

T h r o u g h ­

o u t the p ro g r a m the p e r f o r m e r s r e ­

W eller

c e iv e d r e p e a t e d ap p la u se.

M artin — ______ 

 

H a m ilto n

f o l l o w s :

Xnderson 

K latt

--------- 

Center

 

 

R ig h t Guard
_________________ 

I .eft F o r w a r d

P o in ts scored: B H a l l ; P ow ell 6, 
Phi G a m ; 

H a w l e y I, A n d er so n 2. 
H a m ilto n 4, W eller 2, V o w ell 2.

R e f e r e e : G eorge W. M cCullough.
o-

PRE MEDIC HEARS 
UNIVERSITY DOCTOR

Physician Urges Profession to
Teach People t o Shun Spu­
r i o u s Patent Medicines

Dr. J o e Gilbert. U n i v e r s it y p h y s i­

cia n . a d dressed the T e x a s P re-M ed ic 

S o c ie ty at its regula m e e t in g T h u r s ­

d r e s s w a s 

“T h e P h y s ic ia n 

o f 

th e 

P r e s e n t and F u t u r e .” A m e n d m e n ts 

to the c o n stitu tio n w ere read and d i s ­

cu sse d , and also p la n s for the a t h ­

letic e n d e a v o r s o f the s o c ie t y for th e 

sp r in g term w er e discu ssed

S p e a k in g o f a recent a rticle in the 

A m e rica n J o u r n a l o f M edicine 

Dr. 

G ilb ert said th a t the p r e s e n t sta n d a r d 

o f a d o c to r ’s worth w a s fix e d by the 

kind o f a c a r he drove, th e kind o f 

r e la t iv e s h is w i f e had, and the p o s i­

T h e p r o g r a m as re n d e r e d w a s as 

T h e W a n d e r in g S i n g e r s . W illis C lark
D a r d e n e lla 
Isle o f My G o ld e n D r e a m 

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

. 

I n s t r u m e n t a l S e x t e t

Let Miss L ind y P a s s ..............................

................................... W in th r o p R o g er s

A f t o n W a t e r (o ld S c o t c h m e lo d y )

................................... A rr. by N e id lin g e r
...................................... Krem ser

S ta r la n d 
E x h o r t a t i o n — A n e g r o s e rm o n . . . .

..............................W ill Marion Cook

I T h e S ta r 

Mr. P o y n e r , so lo ist.
Messrs. H o o t o n , King. Park,
Ell ed g e .
S w i n g A l o n g .......... W ill Marion Cook
R ogers
Moss

T h e F lo r a l D a n c e .............. 
Mr. H o o to n .
In d a ia n a M oon — M e d le y
I W a n t a D a d d y — M e d l e y ................

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

...................................... Gibson
T h e D rum 
S h a d o w M a r c h ......................... Prothreroe
Mr. A lp h a b e t ’s H o l i d a y . 
. F orsyth 
In th e T i m e o f R o s e s . . . . R eichardt 
J o h n P ee l 
S o n g ) 

I old E n g lis h H u n t in g
..........................M a r k A n d re w s

M essrs. H o o t o n , K in g. Park. 
E lle d g e .
C a v a lie r s ’ S o n g ..................... W e .r e n r a t h

Dallas Students Show 

Much Pep at Banquet 

With Four Speakers

d a y night. 

T h e su b jec t o f b s a d ­

In s tr u m e n t a l S e x t e t .

m a n y o f th e w o r t h i e s t m em b e rs o f 

F i f t y D allas s t u d e n t s a t te n d e d the 

the p ro fessio n have had h ard clim bs 

b anq uet a t the C a c tu s Tea Room last 

becau se o f th e p r e s tig e o f p r a c t it io n ­

n igh t. an d m u c h 

in te r e s t w as mani- 

e r s o fte n in ferior.

i t e s t e d 

in 

t h e p rog ram . 

E yler N. 

S p e c ia l to th e T e x a n

S t a t e C ollege, Pa., M arch 5. A s a 
t e a c h in g , a 
fo r c o lle g e 
p r e p a r a t io n 
num ber o f f e ll o w s h ip s are o f fe r e d a n ­
n u a lly in the P e n n s y lv a n i a S t a t e Col­
le g e v a r y i n g 
in va lu e from $1150 to 
$80<> to men an d w om en g r a d u a t e s of 
a n y c o lle g e o f good s t a n d in g . 
In re­
tu rn fo r the stip en d , the holder m ust 
rend er a 
h o u r s ’ 
lab oratory 
serv ice 
and m u st m ake at sta te d in te r v a ls to 
the dean o f th e school to w h ich ho or 
is ap poin ted re p or ts o f p ro g r e ss 
sh e 
uch ad vanced s tu d y or research 
in 
as will load to rn ad vanced d egre e in 
th is or a n o th er 

lim ited num ber o f 

in cla ssro o m or 

in stitu tion .

to 

F e llo w s h ip s open to men on ly a n 
a s s ig n e d 
each o f the schools of 
a g r ic u lt u r e , e n g in e e r in g , liberal arts, 
m in in g , and n a tu r a l scien ce 
F e l lo w ­
sh ip s open to w om en o n ly are a s s i g n ­
ed 
to th e d e p a r t m e n t o f home eco­
n om ics and v o ca tion al tea c h e r t r a i n ­
ing-

se lec tio n 

A p p lic a tio n m u st be 

file d b efo re 
M ay 1st; 
is m a d e by the 
f a c u lt y o f the s e v e r a l schools prior to 
J u n e 1st each year. The a p p lication 
should be ad d ressed to the dean o f the 
school 
in te r ­
in w hich the stu d en t is 
ested, S t a t e C o lle g e, Pa.

FACULTY CLUB WILL

USE Y POOL TABLES

the 

F or 

tim e b ein g a t least, the 
g a m e room o f the Y M. C. A. p rom ­
ise s to w it n e s s once more the sk illfu l 
w ork o f cue e x p e r ts. 
S in c e th e S u ­
prem e C ou r t cu t o f f all hope some 
tim e a g o o f r e v iv in g 
th e Y. gam e 
room by r e f u s in g to decide on the co n ­
st it u t io n a lit y o f 
the S t a t e anti-pool 
h all law , th a t p art o f the a sso c ia tio n 
b u ild in g which is occupied by the pool 
tab le s h a s had an air o f Tunera1 gloom 
with 
their 
tables all draped 
black covers.

th e 

in 

for 

th is room 

te m p o r a r ily 

N o w , how ever, the f a c u lty * I uh has 
asked p erm ission o f the Y. officials to 
use 
the 
club g a m e room, sin ce the one f o r m ­
e r ly located in the b u ild in g on 
San 
A n to n io stre et w a s destroyed i v fire 
on 
P er m issio n 
w a s read ily g r a n te d and from now on 
until re p a irs can be com pleted on the 
old room, th is n ew locati >•> w ill serve 
nuernliers o f the 
f a c u l t y as r.M brig 
and g a m e room

last S u n d a y m o rn in g 

INTERNATIONAL Y 

SECRETARY HERE

Richard Morse Visits in Home 
of R. H. Baker on Asso­
ciation Business

! ret ary o f the 

Mr. Richard M o r s e , a d v i s o r y sec- 
in te r n a tio n a l c o m m it­
last 
in A u stin , v is itin g Mr. R. IL 
I Bakei', T w e n t y - s e v e n t h a n d N u e c e s, 
B u r k e 

t e e o f t h e Y. M. C. A. , sp e n t 
night 

an A u s t in m an w h o se 
s o 
is a m e m b e r o f t h e 
B a k er , 
i n t e r n a - 
t i ' a a l com m i tee a ls o. Mr. Mo, c 
for 

le a v in g aga n 

ais m o r n i n g 

| is 
I N e w York.

W k :1 be did n o t ai n * i m 

p o se 

in c o m in g , 
J d e r s to o d that he cairn- 

ii 

his p u r ­
is defi; Rely un- 
in c o n n e c t i o n 
r e g a r d 

n 

with a ss o c ia t io n basin* s 
t o s t a t e m o v e m e n t s t h a ’ a r e n o w he 
in g carried o u t . 
I l e di d not c o m e 
for a n y p u r p o s e d e a l i n g w i t h 
t h e 
1 ' n i v e i s i t y directly

E n t e r t a i n e d at B aker H om e.

L a st night bt* w a - e n t e r t a i n e d at 
the h om e o f Mr. B a k e r , a n d d u r i n g 
the e v e n i n g he rec* , ed vi im 
f r o m 
: n u m b e r o f U m v e i -its an*! c i t y m e n . 
t b u - hi e - 
T h e s e calls w e r e both <f 
and u social n a t u r e

Mr. Mors* has ha*] at

In k eep in g w ith his su bject, Dr. 

S im p son w a s t h e t o a s tm a s t e r . G e o rg e 

( C o n t in u e d on page Ii 

G ilbert 

said 

t h a t p a te n t m ed icin e s 

h a v e been g r e a t f a cto rs in d e f r a u d in g 

th e public. He state d th a t $155,000,- 
000 i s sp e n t y e a r ly for p r e p a r a t io n s 
t h a t h ave li t t l e or no m ed icinal value, 
and are sold at im m e n s e p ro fits.

Dr. G ilbert f u r th e r sta te d th a t the 
modern p h y s ic ia n should en d ea v o r to 
protect h is c lie n t s from th e se sp u r io u s 
p r e p a r a t io n s, and t h a t the public a t 
la r g e 
to shun 
them. H e p redicted t h a t the doctor o f 
the f u t u r e w ould e n g a g e in som e s p e ­
cial line, and said t h a t w om en are o f ­
fered a w id e field in p a th o lo g y , x -r a y 
and public h ea lth work.

be ed u cated 

should 

O. W ilson, p r e s id e n t o f 

th< Dallas 

J u n io r C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e , w as 

the c h ie f s p e a k e r o f th e ev e n in g , a d ­

d r e s s in g t h e c lu b on “ T h e Dallas Club 

and 

the C ity o f D a l l a s ” M c C o r d 1 

M c ln tir e s p o k e on “ W hat the D allas 

t h e D a lla s S t u ­
fo r 
Club Can D o 
d e n t s , ” and W a la c e H a w k in s, a gu est 
o f the club , s p o k e on “ W hat the D a l­
las C lub C an D o f o r t h e U n i v e r s i t y . ” 
S o n g s w e r e s u n g , a m o n g them , “ If 
You A re F ro m D a lla s , ” and 
other 
D a lla s so n g s . Mrs. C urtis S co v ell, 
Mrs. L e g g an d Mrs. B u r g e s s w ere the 
ch a p e r o n s.

F O R M E R S T U D E N T V I S I T S

G e o r g e S t o c k i n g o f C l a r e n d o n , 

ii 

ti 

fo r m e r stu d en t a n d a-. mstant 
S c h o o l o f E c o n o m ic ' m d S o c i o l o g y 
w a s o n 
the c a m p u s F r i d a y , v i s i t i n g 
friend s. Mr. S t o c k in g w e n t into ti e 
a v i a t i o n se r v ic e in 1 9 1 8 , 
l e a v i n g t he 
U n i v e r s i t y . 
b een a d v a n c e m an on a c h a u ta u > 
circ u it, and 
t h e C l a r e n d o n p u b l i c s c h o o l s . 
d e n ts n ow 
th a t Mr. S t o c k in g 
Ruth S to c k in g , a popular a lu m n a

later s u p e r in t e n d e n t cd 
S t u ­
in sc h o o l w ill r e m e m b e r 
to 

S i n c e t h a t t i m e h e has 

is a b roth e r 

MOST OF MEDICS 

ENROLL AS “EXES” TO REPAIR DAMAGES
DONE AT RECEPTION

Majority Pledge Life Fealty to 
Varsity— Make Request 
Concerning Cactus

F o u r - f if t h o f th e stu d e n ts of the 
S t a t e M edical C ollege w ere enrolled 
as lif e m e m b e r s o f the E x -S tu d v n ls ’
A s s o e ia iio n o f the U n iv ersity , as a 
re su lt o f a d rive sta r te d in Galveston,
F eb. 28. 

Freshmen and Sophomores Par­
ticipating Agree to Turn 
in Their Names

FACULTY 

INVESTIGATING

[

Statement to Press and 
Pay for Loss

Joe M c V eig h 

of 

Fort Worth, Student Committee Will Issue

p r e s id e n t o f th e s t u d e n t body in Gal­
th a t card s had been 
vesto n , s t a te d 
r e c e iv e d f r o m 165 stu d en ts , and thai 
he e x p e c t e d 2 0 0 out o f the 250 
in 
to enroll. W a la c e Hawkins
sc h o o l 
.selected as r e p r e s e n ta tiv e from 
w a s 
tire m ain U n i v e r s it y to g o to Galva*- 

 

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i
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I e 

^ .

,, , 

the warm 

ton and in te r e s t the m edical stu d en t' 
in the a s s o c ia tio n . A t t h e tw o m e e t ­
in gs w h e r e he sp oke, on e a general 
c o n v o c a t io n in the m o r n in g , and that 
a f t e r n o o n 
the se n io r class, Mr.
to 
. ,i • 
ii 
H a w k in s rem ark ed upon 
. 
• 
r e sp o n se g iv e n t o w h a te v e r w as pro 
e 
.. 1 
p osed for t h e goo d o f “ Old Texas. 
e . ♦ *u * 
 
D e sp ite 
that 
fa c t 
. 
the. e a r e f u r t h e r re m o v ed from th 
,, 
I r m e r s i t y s d aily life, t h e y f e e l that j 
. 
.. 
e 
.. 
its m a n y parts and 
th ey a re o n e of 
.
. 
.
wish to be ta k e n in as such. The stu- 
. 
/, 
, 
dent-! at G a lv e sto n have asked thai i , 
m -i 
.. 
., 
the C a ctu s not be 
s e s ! p ortion 
, 
r e le g a te d t o the v ic in ity o f the a d ', 
and 
th e ir s e n io r s ’ p ictu res he 
p laced in th e c o lu m n s w ith the others.

. . a i i t - 
t
.
.students i . 
, 

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,M. 
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the 
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o f 
., 

that 

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the 

 
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SERVICE CARS ARE 

TABOOED BY FRATS

(B y Fred J. W h ite ).

Dr. Robert E. V inson, P re sid en t of

f 

* n,v 

o f T exas, at th e re­
* e J(,int assem b ly o f the
Sophomore and F reshm an 
classes,
addressed that body o f men Friday
aftern oon and ex p la in ed what action
taken hy the U niv ersity
I would he 
authorities 
the class
in regard 
rush which occurred at K n igh ts of
i Columbus Hall last M onday even in g,

„ „ , 

to 

. 

.

.

.
•

• 

,

,

.

.

.

. .

there 
.. 

is only on e w ay 

n 
C o m m i t t e e to W e i g h E v i d e n c e .
w_ . 
‘ be S tu dents C ouncil has not
. . . .. 
, . 
.....................
jurisdiction over this m atter, 
said
.
.
.
 
.
. .. 
Dr. Vinson, “and we would rather
settle our own a ffa ir s than to have
take action,
the civil authorities to 
l e f t open
1 
.
I h a t is for the U n iv e r ­
.
I
; have appointed, co n sis tin g o f seven
members o f the fa c u lty , to 
in v e s t i­
gate the m atter c a r efu lly , g e t all the 
essential 
the 
J names of all the participants, i f pos­
sible, and to recom m end w h at pun- 

in clu d in g 

evidence, 

. , . 
• 

.
,

. 

, 

, 

. 

. 

. for action. 
* . , 

.
. sity discipline co m m ittee, which 

.

| ishment is deem ed n ece ssa r y .” 

O f f e r e e I* S e r i o u s .

a 

it 

All 

from 

it s e lf 

f r a t e r n it y 
this 

in school 
is an “ u n n ecessary happened during his 

All Fraternities Pledge to Re­
duce Expenses of Social Af­
f a i r s by Riding Street Cars
----------- 

Dr. Vinson told thv assem bly ab out 
j his reading o f the class rush in a St 
I Louis newspaper while he w a s re- 
, turning to A ustin 
trip to
I W ashington on U niversity b usiness.
f r a t e r n it ie s o f th e U n iv e r s ity how the news g ot worse as he ap- 
have a g r e e d to quit. u s in g service cars preached home; how he realized the 
for t a k in g g ir ls to and from dances, gross exa ggeration of the n ew spa p er 
t h e a t r e s and other public e n t e r t a i n - j accounts, but in spite o f the n u m e r ­
a l * ! ! ' w hen s t r e e t car fa c ilitie s are \ ou* m isrepresen tation s, how he fin- 
In a resolu tion p assed by ally saw that th e truth was th a t the 
• v a B a b le . 
is de- a f fa ir was the w orst that had ever 
ev e r y 
in cu m b en cy as 
d a r e d t h a t 
and e x t r a v a g a n t p r a c t ic e ” and each President 
institution. He 
staled that the event could not be 
pie* gen 
in all se r io u sn e ss 
our condem ned severely en ou gh b ecau se 
“ pi v en t such p ractice am ong 
property l ights had been violated, an
m em bers and p led ges.” 
Iii ord er to ca r r y th e ir plans into i o f fe n s e which was not to be ex p ec ted 
from college men; because the wood 
e f f e c t w ith o u t 
the cam pus had been 
w ish in g to atten d 
place th is w eek-end, it 
in danger of destruction by fire 
thin a r r a n g e m e n t s h a v e been made by the removal of the fire extin g uish- 
for -treet c a r s to run upon the hour ors which w*ere used in the rush; be- 
lives o f 
of m id n ig h t to accom m od ate return- j cause 
the p articipants 
nm 
in the rush were endan- 
w is lu n g to visit e a t in g places a fter gered ; hut. finally, and to be regret- 
ted most of alt, because the majur- 
this time, th e street car com pany has 
ity o f each o f the tw*o classes had 
ag reed to fu r n is h cars a t 12:40. The 
last car 
o f
the 
g iv e 
tim e to return 
c a llin g upon service m achines, 
thought.

the 
F u rth erm o re, for those j them selves 

their g irls 
in th is w a y without 

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11 onti nue d on p a g e 4)

le a v in g town at 12:40 will violated 

in c o n v en ien cin g those 

t a k in g building on 

is announced j left 

s t u d e n t s and 

their written 

f u n c t io n s 

pled ges 

ou ples. 

it is

the 

of 

to 

The resolu tion p assed by each f r a ­
t e r n it y as a se p a r a te body is a s fo l­
lows; *

W e. the 
f r a t e r n it ie s of the Uni-
si tv o f T e x a s, re a liz in g that the 
m g and r e n t in g o f service cars by 
-tu d e n ts of the U n iv e r s ity for th*1 
pose of t a k in g g ir ls to and from 
theatres, and 
m a n s . d u l l 
lances, 
rn public e n t e r ta in m e n ts, where 
is 
< t ca r f a c ilitie s are available, 
e x tr a v a g a n t 
ct ice, do, through our duly elected 
re p r esen ta tiv e, pledge 
pre\en* 
ii p ractice am ong our m e m b e r s and

credited 
Ives a s f r a t e r n it ie s to 

u n n e c e ssa r y 

and 

ve I 
hir 
t h*
pu
get
nth

pi.
and 
* j

pie,

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......

IN S O N H A S H A D O N I VA 
C A T IO N .

is 

from 

t h a t during 

In the m a tt e r o f P re sid en t R. E. 
to N e w York 
X ii ' o n ’s re ce n t visit 
am i W a sh in g to n , which he made 
the Board of 
upon 
in s t r u c t io n s o f 
in­
R e g e n t s o f the U n iv e r s ity , 
it 
the 
to n o te 
t e r e s t in g 
that he has been con- 
three y e a r s 
in stitu tio n he has 
im eted with 
th e 
hail on ly o n e w ee k 's v a c a tio n . 
Thi* 
the ard u ous d uties of 
la y - o ff 
c h ie f e x e c u t i v e o f the U n i v e r s it y was 
t w o y ea r s ago and con.Msted 
ta k e n 
o f a d e e r 
to Kerr 
County.
O f 

that he has 
m ad e to d i f f e r e n t c i t i e s and 
t o w n s 
all wen* 
d u r i n g 
tak en on b u sin e s s c o n n e c t e d witfti 
the a f f a i r ' o f the U n iv e r s ity . 
is 
It 
the du ­
pointed o u t 
ne:- o f his o f f ic e call 
fo r e x e c u t iv e 
w ork 
that o f te n e m b r a c e s m a tter - 
in a sin g le 
o u tsid e o f A u stin . N o t 
in s t a n c e has he b een a w a y from A u s ­
tin d u r in g his three y e a r s o f presi­
d en cy. e x c e p t on U n i v e r s it y busine**

that n a tu r a lly 

in c u m b e n c y , 

t h e m a n y 

h u n tin g 

trip.' 

trip 

b is 

REPORT MADE OF 

DALLAS MEETING

O f f i c e r s Elected and Plans 
M a d e f o r C h u r c h I n t e r e s t s 
in South A m e r i c a

wa- perfected at 
a 
( h gam zat ioi 
in D allas d u r in g the
mt'etmg held 
Ll -t part o f the week of a “ Brazil 
Con m eter ’ of the Methodist stu d en ts 
of 
.h- State of Texas, whose purpose 
it is to raise1 funds for the erection of 
a school in Passe Fundo, Brazil. This 
school will be manned by tea c h e rs 
u* from the United S ta tes by 
on 
and 
f , o Methodist Mission Board, 
thc«< will 
in ail probability be* sup- 
po ted by Texas students.

Tho 

t nm 

et e r g w as attended by dele­
follo w in g schools o f 
th* 
gate 
th* mate: 
Southern Methodist Uni-
vorsity, I nice sity of T e xas, South- 
v,’* stern U n iversity, W esley College. 
Texa State N orm al, S outhw est 
La 
Texas State Normal. N orth T exas 
S te le Normal, Rice In stitu te, Texas 
Woman’s Col leg*. T h ese joined the 
o r , ; rn a c 
addition, 
telegrap hed 
Westmorland College 
i Id also becom e m em bers 
that they w 

formed. 

in 

Min* Decherd l» S ecr eta ry.

Officers elected w ere: 

President,
Bishop Edwin D Mouzon of D a lla s; 
first v ee president* Dr IL L. Gray of 
S o u l bv. * stern 
U n iv ers ity , G eorge­
town, s cond vice-president, Raymond 
Taylor o f S. M. U .; secretary, Miss 
Mar* E. D e c h e r d of the U n iv e r s ity of 
Texas A ustin ; treasurer. Dr. G. F. 
Winfield of W esley College. Green 
gill#. 
In addition, Rev. C. L. Smith oi 
Brazil, a returned m issionary, was 
elected to De sta te student secretary

I ( on tin ued on page 4) 

,

f th* c la s s e s a r e :

S. W . T. N. E L E C T S .

tion o f in flu e n c e he en jo yed , and t h a t 

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Q U E E N P RO G R AM

N e w 

a r r i v a l s 

in O n e

E y e l e t P u m p s 

in B lack 

I I
j

a n d D a r k B ro w n , w ith g
I
B a b y F r e n c h h e e l s a n d =
srsr

t u r n soles. All s iz e s ,

Blat k S a tin P la i n S tr ip |

P u m p s , w ith B a b y Louis |
rn

Congress Ave.

h e e ls a n d t u r n soles,

$ 12.25

$ 9.50

h i : d a i l y t f a x a h

AMUSEMENTS

M A J E S T I C P RO G R AM

Today, m atinee 

and 

night: 

Big Time Interstate Vaudeville.

Today, 

last time A nita S t e w ­

art in “ In Old K entucky.”

Apply 203 and 200 East T w enty-fifth 
— 7
St. Phone 3715. 

S T U D E N T S ’ 
P H O N E 5 - 0 0-8.

P R E S S I N G 

S H O P . 

LET’S visit the Hall of Fame, 808

J U S T C A L L 5 0- 0- 8 ( t h e S t u d e n t * ’ 
f or that suit, d re s t or 
to be c l ean ed , p res sed or

Tailor S h o p ) 
oa t suit 
-epaired.

L et’s drop in at Moritz S il­

ver’s.— A dv.

Charlie Kell urn s B arber Shop, 
2 1 0 7 S p e e d w a y

C harlie K e llu m ’s Barber Sh op, 
2 1 0 7 S p e e d w a y

BILLIE WOLF has the best parlor 
the 

town. Have you ever seen 

n 
Tall of Fame? 

808 Congress Av*.

S tu d e n ts ’ P ressin g Shop 
P o h n e 5-0-0-8

a 
LOST At Freshman reception, 
-reen “ Marx Mode” Overcoat, with a 
,iair of brown gloves in the pockets. 
Finder please call 3431.

LOST— A barpin set in pearls, at;
Finder please j 

Freshman reception. 
all 1674. 
ifter 5 p. rn

LOST— At Freshman reception, a 
-rreen "Marx Made” double-breasted 
overcoat, with a pair o f brown gloves 
in the pockets. 
Finder please call 
5431 or leave at Texan office.

D A N C IN G taught by Miss Krohn, 
information ring 1758,

For further 

V R E S H M A N REC E PT I O N - Who­
ever took a green, 
double-breasted, 
silk-lined overcoat from K. C. Hall 
Munday night by mistake, please re­
turn to Texan office or phone 3344.

LO ST — At K. C. Hall Monday 
night, key ring with two large 
and 
hree small cabin keys. Reward for 
r-eturn to Texan office or call 1751.

FOR R E N T — One newly furnished 
room, suitable for two boys. Call at 
— 7
2606 Speedw ay. 

r a m s h o r n h o n o r e d

f U n a o r n Literary Society ha* bMn 
honored with an invitation to *£fUl* u 
with th* American Association of E n ­
gineer*. To become a member o f this
association, the applicant must pas* 
th® national qualification board which 
consists of a committee appointed for 
the sole purpose of passing and re­
jecting applicants.

The purposes of the national asso­
ciation are: To interchange inform a­
tion beneficial to the engineering pro­
fession; 
leg isla ­
supervise proposed 
tion a ffe c tin g the engineering pr o fe s­
sion ; to promulgate the association s 
ideas through proper publicity, and 
to foster a brotherly sp irit- among 
engineers.

Membership in the American Asso­
ciation o f Engineers is of five classes

at Raines Mansion, 2110 Tom Green 
Street.

LOST— A pair of brown fur-lined 
driving gloves; left probably in room 
218 Friday, F ebruary 27. 
Finder 
please notify H. V. Mather at 694.

COACH W A N T E D a t once who can 
trigonom etry. Phone 
IO

coach 
1232 a fte r 8p. rn.

plane 

WILL the girl with whom I 

left 
m y watch at K. o f C. Hall, Monday 
afte r n o o n , please leave sam e at I he 
7
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S T A F F FOR TOD AY
!«sue Editor: 

Ruby A. Black.

Assistant:

Us! tor E Howell

Reporters. 

H, R Cox
Fred J Wh ** 
Will G. Knox 
W M Munro

Milton D Shirley 
Elizabeth Harcourt. 
Georg* T Kean.

R E P A R A T I O N A N D C O R R E C 
H O N .

is not the case.

it 

In view of th e am ount of really 
good nows matter that is necessarily 
kept out o f The Texan colum ns by 
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these outbreaks of personal views on
seem s necessary 
jnanc. m atters, 
that some expression of public opin­
in this manner. Not 
ion be made 
one, but scores of 
sentim ents 
in the hearing 
h a v e b e e n expressed 
o f the writer, and it was in response 
to requests from these persons that 
this appeal is made. 

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think w istfully of 
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th e d a m a g e bright dayg before 

We shall have to resign ourselves to
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it, t h e r e a r e h u t 
two things fo r th e fa c u lty a n d 
the students o f U n iv e r s it y to do 
as a result of th e class melee
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as a result "i 
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Monday night. O ne is t o d o a ll 
the
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the Maunderer 
p o s s ib le 
th e carne into tieing. His tone o f levity
done. Th*' m e m b e r s 
F re sh m a n and S o p h o m o r e c l a s s - J »• what I object to most o f ail 
ai- 
though his insipid humor, flat as Ola
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es are going to do t h i s by p a y in g , 
beer, deserves comment. B ut the t i ­
the o w ners OI the K . ( . Hall l o r , tjtU(1# he ta jceg toward the most Ba­
the loss they s u sta in e d . 
is one which should be 
dent Vinson and 
I have noted that
of the discipline c o m m itte e a r e once or twice he spoke disparagingly
H is bantering re-
concerning the facuity are cer-
going to m ake r e p a r a t i o n >y a s - ; 
sessing enough p u n i s h m e n t 
ta jn]y not jn keeping with the dignity
t o 
make a re c u rre n c e of such a n 0f tbt, professional estate. He has
a f f a i r im probable. 
been givin g much undesired and de-
to sev-
ju s t as im p o r ta n t is to c o r r e c t , «ral modest young ladies by his enum-
ex ag g e rated r e p o r ts of th e OC- c a t i o n of the Wandering Beauties, 
cu rre n c e T h e re is no d o u b t b u t designating the person ilk question by 
thinly disguised names. He speaks 
th e a f f a i r M o n d a y n ig h t 
th a t 
frivolously of the vital phase of col-
was serious, but n e ith e r is t h e r e 
life, namely, the earnest pu r­
lfg e 
any doubt t h a t it w as n o t n early 
In a word, he
suit of knowledge. 
as serio us as it w as r e p o r te d to
be both in A u stin an d o th e r pa- ridicule* the most serious

t h a t is J cidedly unwelcome publicity 

th e m e m b e r s severely censured. 

A n o th e r th in g to do 

o f the church. 

We shall be compelled to endure
is n o in c o n siste n c y in Hon only « , Urn* « the U n iversity 
P a T h " r e 
a d m ittin g some a c c u s a tio n s a n d "talent* remain do r m a n t Hut once 
 " » > « lh>' true character of the 
in m a k in g am e n d s for th e m , h u t - ^
rn d e n y i n g 
th a t a r e lies.

a c c u s a tio n s

o th e r 

him in short order Men of the U n i­
versity, I ask you to rise with me in 
protest against him who is mocking 
you! 

ADAM MARTYR.

a n o t h e r R E A S O N .

 

th# 

the 

W ith 

recent 

relentless 

te rm s w ork , 

th e a n n o u n c e m e n t 

newspaper which has shown 

The students would be dense 

flood 
Swept along atop w * **w«

stu d y now, etc., columns 

| A D E F E N S E OF T H E A M E R IC A N

of
the e x am in atio n sch edu le cam e 
the realizatio n in h u n d r e d s of
of
m c iTOinuanux 
........ — 
minds t h a t all s t u d e n t s o f th e youthful anathema poured out upon 
U n iv ersity a r e not q u ite ready a 
in 
take co m p re h en siv e quizzes m on . wayg than one its friendship to 
to 
on 
the U niversity of Texas, comes the 
S im ultaneously w ith th is reali- oracular statem ent from our Senior 
zation cam e resolves on th e p a r t Sggg Simmons 
(T exan readers are 
of each delinqu en t s tu d e n t t h a t accustomed 
alliteration by this 
to 
he would begin s tu d y in g imme- 
tim e), 
in which he would prescribe 
d ia te I v ; th a t he m u s t n o t only 
for the Austin American sure means 
pass th is term . Hut th a t he must 
(1f currying favor from the Univer- 
make creditable g r a d e s a s well ; 
,jty.
th a t he knew by ex p e rie n c e th a t 
in­
cram m in g d u r in g e x a m in a tio n dw.d if we had not noted by this time 
Week Was an a g o n izin g a n d falli- 
the many ways in which the Austin 
hie process which he w ould avoid American has shown us favors in its 
by 
But at the the same time 
etc And t he n nine out of ten ot w*- would be presumptions if we did 
those delinqut nt S t u d e n t s cart'- not realize that there are thousands 
fully m a d e o u t t h e i r sch ed ules Of others who read the American be­
er, I urds, [tasted them on 
th e 
These readers want the news. They
w ail' of the lr room s, a n d w e n t 
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on in their usual m e r r y w ays, want the facts. They got the first 
th* Freshman-
t n ti rely forgetfu l o f tho a la rm - authentic story 
.L .
J
in g imminent e of ex a m in a tio n s . Soph fight Tuesday morning in the
iii Lur
ii^ iu 
t h e tr a d itio n a l Austin American, which was the only 
in Texas that gave 
the facts as they were. The follow- 

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I her* ar- 
gunmen’ - to r re v ie w in g d u r in g m orning paper 

arg u m 
the
„ e last We* k s of t H i te rm , a n d 
Of not leaving most of th e prep- ujh were principally editorial. 
a r a t i o n for e x a m in a tio n s until a 
And, by the way, that paper did 
few ho u rs before th e fin a ls a r e
fev. h o u r - 
!V th o f i n a l s a r e not say any one was seriously injured. 
is ait a d d itio n a l It left o f f adverbs until time should 
g i \ m 
h’V.V, 
a rg i ruer t t his t e r m M an v pe<>- 
the 
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t h e m en of the damage to K. C Hall was $1,000. It 
pl* 
L III v e r i t y hav*- Spent nearlv 
said it was estimated at that figure. 
their tim e dur rig t h e past te rm The dam age w as estimated by other 
in de* sling ir I t r u m erits of to r- newspapers at higher figures, 
lure and 
in As for the police, D. A., don’t you
gruesom e b attles, 
the citi-
t h a t ’s a matter for 
ia rg e r percentage of m en t h a n zen* of Austin to worry about ex- 
n.'Ual w e n t o fail this te r m , th e ; elusively? T hey pay the police 
to 
clam reception^ would be given m aintain order in their city 
It was 
av a cause, a n i their s e rio u s n e s s 
idea 
indeed clever 
would he a g g ra v a te d in th e eyes 
that the American was courting favor 
»f th e p u b lic . 
from the U niversity o f Texas by de­
the Austin police do 

aden stud eat- of th e U n iv e r- manding 

It did not say 
 
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fidos the student body. 

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t h i n k mat 

participating 

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their duty.

-uty a n d m em bers of t h e F re s h - 
m a n an d S o phom ore classes es- 
And just another little idea before 
pee Lilly, should m ake a n e f f o r t you rush off to class 
Ever sine* I 
to show’ t h a t th^ur tim e is no t w a« a Freshman I have had drilled 
ta k en Up en tirely w ith f i g h t i n g 
idea o f clean sport at 
and foolishness, but 
th e y also “T ex as.” Here is an idea that would 
know how t o a tte n d to th e s e ri- j 
OU8 business 
have come to college. 

more worthy o f the valuable
th e y space offered by “The Firing L ine”
than running down a friendly news-

*or w h ich 

into me the 

W e a r e r e c e i v i n g d a ily I 

n e w s ty le s in a ll o f 

l a t e s t l e a t h e r s a n d heels. 

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T. II. Williams & 
Company

for 

paper 
policy, without discrimination.

following 

its 

own new? 

the fir st place, 

Let’s clean up our own yards before 
we go on sanitary inspection tours. 
In 
let upper c la ss­
men her* after follow the example of 
the FroHhrnen in taking it for granted 
they are contesting with gentlemen — 
the real loyalists who are careful of 
their conduct because they know it is 
necessary to save the name of the 
University. Then Slippery Jim of 
Temple w on ’t have such e x e e lk r t op­
flaut his disgusting 
portunities 
propaganda in the face of an all too 
credulous public.

to 

In the second place, it m ight be a 
good 
idea to clean up some of our 
own journalism. For a college daily 
purporting 
to 
to be a newspaper 
come 
out with such a simpering, 
glossing account of what is admitted 
to lie the worst riot in a decade of 
Varsity history, 
is to prostitute the 
mission of a real newspaper.

An<l for an editor to allow such a 
conglomerated mess o f inconsistencies 
to appear 
in his newspaper as were 
reprinted in the American of Thurs­
day is puerile incapacity if it is not 
imbecility.

“ T e l l t h e m 

t h e 

t r u t h ! "

C L A Y GROBE.

(N o te 

I am not now working for 
the Austin American and have had 
no 
communication w t h the e lito r 
touching contents of above.— C. G.) 

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P R E S I D E N T .

S u n d a y a f t e r n o o n . 
g r a m . 

T O W N G I R L S : T h e fo llo w in g g irls 
m e e t in roo m 158 M. B., S a t u r d a y at 
I o ’clock to e le c t a r e p r e s e n t a t i v e to 
W o m a n ’s C o u n c il: 
E th a A ''b o tt.
M a ry Allen, L in d a Allen, R u th A llen, 
E l e a n o r A tk in so n , 
V irg in ia A llen, 
E liz a b e th B a k e r. C oontie B a rn e s , 
W in if r e d B e a v e n s, F r a n c e s B e a v e rs, 
H e le n Beck, Louise Allen, R e b e c c a 
A llen, B e rn ic e A lsu p, A lm a A n d e r ­
son, L o r e n a B a k e r, Alice Mae B a r ­
row', Doris B ea v e rs.

All 

s t u d e n t s 

M A S O N S : 

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tic k e ts M asonic C l u b ’s sm o k e r, m a k e 
r e t u r n s 
to E. E. D u n la y o r W. R. 
H u g h e s e a rly S a t u r d a y m o rn in g .

P R E S I D E N T .

P R E S S ( L U B : M eeting M o n da y
I m p o r t a n t b u s i ­
P R E S I D E N T .

a t 7:15. M B 157 
ness 

l a s ts only tw o S u n d a y s I

the c ontest 
more. Come o u f and help us win fro m 
t he boys.

P U B L I C I T Y S E C R E T A R Y .

B A N D M E M B E R S : 

R e h e a r s a l

S O C I E T Y

Mailie Jones, Editor.

B e r n a r d in e A ppleby. 

D oris Snavely.

in 

Phi Mu held t h e a n n u a l F o u n d e r s ’ 
th e D riskill H o te l 
D ay b a n q u e t a t 
ta b le s 
T h e 
on T h u r s d a y even in g. 
w e re 
T h e 
flow ers. 
d e c o r a te d 
m o tif c a r r ie d o u t was t h a t o f 1852, 
th e p lace c a r d s r e p r e s e n t i n g c o lonial 
f a v o r s b e in g 
th e p la te 
d a m e s a n d 
m i n i a t u r e colonial c o rsa g e b o u q u e ts. 
Miss G e r a ld i n e Hill o f M o u n t V e r - 
I non w as to a s tm is tr e s s . T he fo llo w ­
t h e c o n t e n t s 

to a s ts r e p r e s e n te d 
ing 
o f a fa m ily a lb u m of 1852:

" T o O u r F o s t e r M o th e r ,” Alice 

B allard.
" T o 

th e F a i r y G o d m o th e rs , 

th e 

P a t r o n e s s e s ,” F r a n c e s Cocke.

" T o th e Big Sisters, th e A l u m n i,” 

Lois P o r te r .

R esponse, by Mrs. J o h n W L ip s­

comb.

B arn es.

: 

t 

O ’Dell.

" T h e Phi Mu P e t s , ” W illie B a ke r.
" T h e S n a p S h o ts ,” Elsie S c ott, 
" T h e F i r s t Phi M u s,” A ra b e lla

Miss M arion K n a u r is able to a t ­
te n d classes a g a in a f t e r a b se n c e on 
a c c o u n t of illness.

Miss Lillian Rosa will sp e n d 
w eek-end a t h e r hom e in Mexia.

the 

Mrs. M a ttie Dye o f Y o a k u m will 
sp e n d th e w e e k -en d w ith E s te lle Dye 
a t the W o m a n ’s Building.
is a b le 

Merle Colley 

to a t t e n d 

c lasses a g a in .

Miss F r a n c e s Van Z a n d t, who has 
Been v isitin g a t th e K a p p a house, has 
r e t u r n e d home.

Mr. J o h n O d en of T y le r is visiting 

on th e c a m p u s to d a y .

Miss F a y W eiss has g o n e to F o r t 
W o rth , w h e r e she will be the P r i n ­
cess 
th e H o rse 
Show. Bill M cL ean will act as h e r 
knig ht.

f ro m B e a u m o n t a t 

h a s 

Miss G e r t r u d e E h e lin g 

r e ­
tu r n e d to h e r hom e in M arb le Falls 
bec a u se o f illness, a n d will n o t r e ­
t u r n 
the 
S p r in g te rm .

t h e U n iv e r s ity 

u n til 

to 

Miss H ilda II agon has been called 
the 

in G ainesville b y 

to h e r hom e 
illness o f h e r f a th e r .

Miss M a ry M i c h a e ls 

ii- e x p e c tin g 
h er p a r e n ts , Mr. 
J. 
Michaelis, o f G a lv e sto n , to v isit her.
Mr. II. E. Le L ulls, fro m B ay C ity, 
the 

a n d Mrs. C. 

f rie n d s on 

v isitin g 

been 

Mrs. U. B. Pur cel l of F lo r e n c e left 
fo r h e r hom e W e d n e s d a y a f te r 
a 
t e n d a y s ' visit with her d a u g h t e r , 
V elrna.

Mr. a n d Mrs. H o w a rd D u n c a n a r e 
visitin g Mr. D u n can '* p a r e n t s , Mr. 
a n d Mrs. Wm. II. D un can . M r s D u n ­
c an will be r e m e m b e r e d a* Miss E liz ­
a b e th J o h n s o n , a f o r m e r U n iv e r s ity 
s t u d e n t a n d m e m b e r of K a p p a A lph a 
T h e ta . Mr. D u n c a n is th»- son of the 
c h e m is tr y 
of 
ge n ia l 
school.

c u r a t o r 

the 

Miss Alice R an dall has w i t h d r a w n 

f ro m school an d r e t u r n e d to h er horn'

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V irgil M e a d o rs o f W ichita Falls 

is vi si ti ng Miss Y e ttie Cum m ins.

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Miss T ri xi e G ay , who w it hd r e w 
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r e - e n t e r e d t he Un i ve rsit y.

Miss M a ry B u c h o r has recov ered 
from the flu and is now able to at-
f
lend classes.

Miss Ma ry F r a n c e s B u rk e was 
called to Dallas by the de a th of her 
uncle, Colonel Hol ma n.

C la ra C o rb in 

is visiting h e r sis­
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g r e a t ly exaggerated 
en o u vn efis 
o f the a f f a i r , and it in the d u t y of 
each s t u d e n t t o use e v e r y e f f o r t to 
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c o r r e c t su ch e r r o n e o u s 
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honor not to e n g a g e in such an a f ­

feir.

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SECRETARY HERE

SPRING

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VARSITY SLIDES AND 
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Division of Visual 

Instru ct ion 

Sends Il l u st r a te d Lec tur es 
O ve r State

i t e a n n u a l report of th e division 
I o f v isu a l 
in stru ctio n o f th e Depart- 
i m e n t o f E x ten sio n o f t h e I niversity 
in visual 

sh o w s a m arked 
in str u c tio n se rv ic e in this state.

in c r e a se 

the reports 

\ y e a r a g o 

this division. 

show ed 
I IG,UDO p eop le in a t t e n d a n c e a t the 
film s and slides se n t 
e x h ib it io n s o f 
the 
ou t by 
I period b e t w e e n March I, 1919. and 
th is year 5 1 1 ,0 0 0 p eop le 
It is the purpose of 
he d ivision to secu re m ore m aterial 
on 
tra v e l an d su b j e c ts w ell c o r r e ­
lated with t h e stu d ie s ta u g h t in the 

March o f 
w e r e re ach ed . 

D u r in g 

s c h o o ls o f T e xas.

Ed uc a t i o n a l Set on Circuit.

The d ivision has o rg a n iz e d a n o th er 
sp ecia l cir c u it serv ic e of 
illustrated 
le ctu r es. O w in g to the w ork o f re­
organization this sp ecial s e r v ic e w as 
b eg u n 
It is p urposed to start 
the cir c u its f o r n ex t yea r in the fall.
this

late. 

i,Continued from page I)

i n t e r e s t i n g 

life. He w a s 

the first 
the interna­
e x e c u t i v e s e c r e t a r y o f 
t io n a l c o m m it t e e and h eld th a t posi­
tion c o n t in u o u s ly fr o m 1 8 6 6 t o 1 9 1 5 , 
w h e n he w as s u c c e e d e d by John R. 
S in c e th e n he h a s b e e n ad­
M ott. 
v isory 
th e a s s o c ia t io n , 
s e c r e t a r y o f 
an d he has m a n a g e d to k e e p a c t iv e 
an d on the job in s p it e o f a d v a n c e d

yea r s.

R e s p o n s i b l e f or G r o w t h o f Y.

in 

H e 

th e m o v e m e n t 

is th e m an a b o v e all o th e r s
w h o has b e e n r e s p o n s ib le f o r t h e d e ­
velopment o f 
th e 
U n ite d S t a t e s and 
in f o r e i g n c o u n ­
tries. H e sta r t e d on t h e c o m m i t t e e 
w h e n he w as its o n ly m e m b e r , an d he 
th e p la c e 
it up 
h a s n o w b uilt 
w h e r e it e m p lo y s a s t a f f ol 3 6 5 s e c ­
r e t a r ie s , 161 o f w h o m t r a v e l o u t o f 
f o r e ig n 
N e w York and 201 

t h e 

to 

in 

fie ld s .

D u r in g ali the y e a r s he w a s 

in 

sh o w e d a d e f i c i t 

c h a r g e t h e r e w a s o n ly o n e 
f i ­
w h ich 
in 
it c lo s e d . All o t h e r s 
n a n c e s w h e n 
c a m e t o an end w ith d e b ts paid up 

1871 
th e 

in fu ll. 

x

I n te re st e d 

in T e x a s.

S p e a k in g o f his trip t h r o u g h t h e 
s t a t e , Mr. M orse sa id : “ I h a v e v is ­
ited on this trip D a lla s. F o r t W o r th . 
C le b u r n e , San A n t o n i o , H o u s t o n and 
to m e 
A u s t in . O f sp e c ia l 
it s m is s io n s , 
w a s San A n t o n io w ith 
I c o n g r a t - 
p a r t ic u la r ly th e A la m o . 
y o u n g m e n o f T e x a s f o r

i n t e r e s t 

u la te 

th e

R O B E R T W MCCLENDON. 

P r e s id e n t S o p h o m o r e Class.

fe a r l e s s men.

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P r e s id e n t F re sh m a n Class.

Ha w k i n s P l e ads for Cl ea n Class 
Spirit.

F O R M E R CO ED R U N S

F O R C O U N T Y A T T O R N E Y

R A Y M O N D L. M U R R A Y 

O f Port A rthur.

P h o to by J e n a e n - R a y n o e r .

E p w orth L e a g u e o f the U n iv e r s ity

id e n tity , but p e r s u a sio n o p c r a t ;on> 

W iiile w a i t i n g 

for Dr. V in son 

to

Miss N e llie G. R o b e r tso n o f G r a n ­

a rr iv e , t h e m en w e r e a d d r esse d by ’ b u ry, a f o r m e r s t u d e n t 
W a la c e H a w k in s , p r e s id e n t o f 
S t u d e n t s ’ A sso c ia tio n , w h o im p r essed I d id a c y 

in 

the U ni- 
the j v e r s it y , has a g a in a n n o u n c e d her can- 
for c o u n t y a t t o r n e y o 
oo< 
, 
y 
co u n ty. Mu* R o b e r t, o n ,,* a T .d u 
u s of .h e Law D epartm ent and ha, ^ ^
nerved o n e term as c o u n t y a t to r n e y .

the state

is n e c e s s a r y 

lo w er c la ssm e n with 

th e 
m e n t, “ C lass sp irit 
in 
c o l le g e life , b ut d e s t r u c t io n o f p ro p ­
e r ty an d p ers o n a l in ju r y can n ot be ; 
f o r g iv e n by y o u r s e lv e s , th e U n i v e r ­
sity, or 
He en d o rse d 
s t a t e . ” 
clea n and le g it im a t e d is p la y s o f cla ss j 
sp irit and r e c o m m e n d e d th a t t h e r e s - 1 
o lu tio n s a d o p te d by e x t e n d e d so as M e th o d ist Church 
to sh o w t h a t t h e r e w a s no 
or m a lic e b e t w e e n 
th e 
ta k in g part in th e rush. 

ill w ill 
tw o c l a sse s Hon 

L F A G U E 

in t e r e s t 

th e 

in m issio n s. 
is parti! n«iri> 

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the f r e sh m a n c la s s a p p o in te d a joint 
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thl9 column I Rainier, Hiawatha, Wild Animals,
only on condition that he could pose Rubber Historic Paris. Masterpieces
hard. boil , d expreasion I , pajn’ti njt. j am aica, and Tuberculo­
a r „ useJ both in commo-

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for 

f e lt th a t 

it w as c o u r t in g
let h im s e lf be p ic tu r e d 

t e m p t s on his bodily c o m f o r t , 
re ally 
jury to 
t h e g a z e o f e n r a g e d s t u d e n t s w ho 
p erh a p s up to the p r e s e n t h a ve not 
le a rn ed his 
o v e r c a m e his 
th** c o m p r o m is e state d .

ju s t o b je c tio n * , with 

All s e r io u s n e s s a sid e, h o w e v er , Mr.
M u rray 
fr o m Port 
A r t h u r , with h op es o f g e t t i n g his 

-en ior 

is a 

law, 

LL. B. in J u n e , 1920.

B e sid e * his “ M idn igh t M e a n d e r ­
i n g s ” in The D a ily T e x a n , Mr. Mur- i 
ray m a in t a in s a co lum n o f U n i v e r ­
the B e a u m o n t E n t e r ­
in 
s it y n e w s 
prise, and 
is re g u lar c o r r e s p o n d e n t j 
fo r t h a t p aper and f o r th e H o u sto n j 
is p r e s id e n t o f the j
C hronicle. He 

| n ity c e n t e r and re g u la r school work 
the

in* R ep orts re ce iv e d 
for m a ^e r ja ] js b e in g w ell received, 

in d ic a t e 

th a t 

p rom Art L e ague .

^ c ir c u it o f art prints is also 
u a s t y e a r 
*r---- 

in 
th e d ivision 

o g i * c* 
r e c e iv e d a g i f t o f 
ored art p rin ts from the H o u sto n A rt t h e u n ion w h ich h ad f o r m e d f o r 

t h i r t y - f i v e col- h a v in g c o m e fr o m t h e o n ly stave in 
it-
s e l f a s e p a r a te an d i n d e p e n d e n t g o v ­
e r n m e n t b e f o r e j o i n i n g t h e u n io n . 
I 
congratulate 
f o r h a v in g su ch 
a h isto ric a l b a c k g r o u n d to w h ich to

th e m 

L e a g u e , and th e se art b e in g ex h ib it 
*d w ith splendid s u c c e s s a m o n g the 
sc h ools and c o m m u n it ie s o f T e xas. 
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R E P O R T M A D E O F

DA LL AS M E E T I N G

( witinued fr o m p a g e 1.)

for T e x a s , h a v in g been o f f e r e d 
for 
that position by the Board o f M is­

liv e up t o .”

a s 

H e e x p r e s s e d h im s e lf 

b e in g 
p le a se d w ith th e c o n d itio n o f t h e a s ­
s o c ia tio n s in th e t o w n s o f th is s t a te . 
“ T h e a s s o c ia t io n s are all l o o k i n g f o r ­
w a r d , ” h e said, “ a n d t h e o u t lo o k 
is 
now' c o r r e s p o n d in g 
t h e h o p e f u l 
the e c o n o m ic an d b u s i­
in 
o u tlo o k 

to 

n ess w o r ld .”

o f the D a n i e l s ’ F u n d m o v e m e n t . N. 
i ' to tell o f t h e p r o g r e ss 
L. Br o w l i 
the T e x a s c o l ­
o f the w o r k a m o n g 
re p o r t 
le g e s. 
t h e r e c e n t
A 
c o n v e n t i o n 
in D a lla s , at w h ich th e r e 
w e r e r e p r e s e n t a t iv e * from th e v a r i o u s U m v e r s . t y 

f r o m 

c l 

Is Of 

w as
.........
th . State, w ill be « iv e n ptodifed to S tg m a D e lta Ch., honormry
y este rd a y

I r e s s _ C lub, 

f r a t e r n it y , 

, 

.
a n d 

sions.

l l . It < o x . c h a ir m a n o f t h e D an- j o u r n a l i s t s 

■ 
by
i e l s ’ F u n d c o m m i t t e e . M iss M ary I'., m oanin g . 
 

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tu r e you go to an artic.

If you want fine fa 
tu r e y o u go to the ber,!
in e t m akers—

I f you w ant FINE CL 
y o u m u st go to foist 
f in e clo th in g —not to 
c h a n ts who deal in 
M E D IO C R E Clothing

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c o r r e c t stle.

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r n

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f o r $ 6 .5 0 — get one.

to Miss Di 

e n c o u ra g e m en t 
cla ss, o f which she was i 
an d that her influence will h 
.3. T h a t heaven is nearer it

D e c h e r d has s o m e i n t e r e s t i n g le t t e r s 
to read 
from Mr. an d Mrs. D a n ie ls , 
w \u> a re c a r r y i n g on this g r e a t work 
in Passe* I u n d o, Brazil.

D R I V E P O S T P O N E D

in w o r k i n g ou t 

j 
j h a s T e e n used 

In v ie w of t h e f a c t t h a t this term
the 
f i r s t c o l le g i a t e u nit o f t h e g o v e r n ­
m e n t s a v in g s d iv is io n s o f t h e U n ite d 
S ta t * s, th e re w ill be no a c t i v e w ork 
in th is m o v e m e n t u n t i l the 
l a u n c h e d 
fact 
S p r a n g 
, t h a t t h e r e w as no e x a m p l e t h a t c o u ld 
* b e u sed for t h e p u r p o se , t h e f o u n d a - j 

B e c a u s e o f 

term . 

t h e 

.
Mr. M urray is a m e m b e r o f D elta 

e 

I 

P la n s w e r e fo rm u lated fo r the rais-
t h e „t u d e n t l of

S c h ool Wi l l Requi re $ 6 0 , 0 0 0 .

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r n , . y am i » 

tho G erm an Club 

Kappa E p silo n 
r e c to r o f 
rncrly he w a s an a c t iv e m e m b e r o f 
G ofer Law' S o c ie t y and A t h e n a e u m .
B e f o r e th e w a r he w a s on th e b a s e ­

*• 

ball t e a m .

D u r in g th e w a r he w as an en sign 
in the n a va l a v iation . He first e n ­
in the M arine Corps, and w as 
listed 
sta tio n e d at Paris Island, S. C., g o ­
in g fro m t h a ’ place to B o s to n Tech. 
to tr a in f o r the naval a v ia t io n . He 
was l a t e r se n t to A k r o n , Ohio, and to
R o c k a w a y B e a ch , L o n g Island. N . W. 
-o-

For- amQUnt w i „ be 

„ „ e s tim a t e d th a t this
ired f o r th e buUd.
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f n e c e s s a r y land and e q u ip p in g 

in g o f the school, in c lu d in g purch ase 
the 
building. B y the school is m ea n t three 
b u ild in g s ; a m ain b u ild in g, boys' dor­
m itor y. and g ir ls ’ d o r m ito r y ; th e to ­
tal p a tr o n a g e to he cared for bein g 
es tim a te d a t about 200 stu d en ts. T h is 
$60,000 w as assig n e d to the various 
schools to raise, a m o u n ts b ein g ap por­
tioned in proportion to the num ber of 
in the
M ethodist stu d e n ts re g ister ed 
in g titu tio n ,

W h e r e a s , it h a s p le a se d t h e F a t h e r 

o f us all to r e m o v e fro m o u r m id s t c a u s e it has opened its .ooh 
our fr ie n d and f e l l o w s t u d e n t , M iss c e iv e this one of our numb* 
4. That a copy of the**.
Ju lia B. T im m , t h e r e f o r e b e it 
the U n i v e r s i t y de- be spread on the minutes*) 
p a y m e n t o f th e M e t h o d is t E p is c o p a l d a y school; that copies e 
to T h e Texan and the Ha
S u n d a y sch ool o f A u s t i n : 

R eso lv ed , by 

I 

1. T h a t in lo s i n g her t h is d iv isio n p apers, ami 

.hat a c pj 

o f the S u n d a y sch ool has s u s t a i n e d ber 
a real loss, f o r t h o u g h sh e had b e e n 

fani:i>
• • 

; ‘ 

1

w ith us on jy a sh o rt t im e 
lo y a lt y and C h r istian 
h er 
, 
| 
, 
h a s b e e n se n s ib ly felt 

e 

r e c e n t l y , ; 
d e v o t io n 

2. T h a t her e x a m p le h a s b e e n an

J V o v pAfFl *
" A i n 
W. H. KEESE.

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t i e n and w o r k in g o u t o f th e e n t ir e i y y Q M A N

U R G E S S H O E R E F O R M

I s c h e m e had to be m a d e by t h e d i f f e r - j 
in t h e U n i-i
o n t c o m m i t t e e s w o r k in g 
Miss Harriet W ilde, p h y s ic a l di-
v a r s i t y o f T e x a s . 
the m a s o n 
F or 
t h a t it is d e sir e d to c r e a t e an o r g a n - r e c t o r 
the N a ­
t a t i o n that w ill be *»f l a i r i n g b e n e f i t t io n a l Y. W. C. A., r e c e n t ly sp en t 

r e p r e s e n t a t iv e o f 

______

! a.rid s u b s t a n t i a l 

in 

its n a t u r e , 

the a day a t t h e I niversity.

in 

p o s s i b l e 

t h e w a y 

in to e f f e c t s lo w ly 

that m o re se n s ib le 

th* U n i v e r s it y , s t a t e s 

t h e s c h o o l o f p hysical 

I ( M i n d e r o f t h e t e r m to t h e v ery b est s t a r t i n g a h e a l t h c a m p a i g n 

! darts w ill be put 
a n d c a r e f u lly . 
J o h n H. 

tr a in in g 
\ w t r y , h ead o f t h is m o v e - w o m e n , sh e d iscu ssed the n eed 

In c o n s u lt a t io n w ith m em b e rs o f
for
for 
rnont 
.-hoes for the w o m e n
.-Alice e v e r y o n e will b e p u t t i n g t h e re- a n d g ir ls o f A m e r i c a . Miss W ild e is 
the 
is 
in 
a d v a n t a g t 
this 
- t a l l y i n g , there will b e no m o r e com - her 
r n i t t e e m e e t i n g ? 
th- > . V\ C A. repre-
u n t i l 
■ T m , but that i m me d ia t el y a f t e r the t s e d a t i v e s ar e asking m a n u f a c t u r e r s
t o m a k e th e sor t o f sh oes th a t w ill fit 
e x a m in a t i o ns 
the f o o t an d c o n f o r m to n atu ra l lines.
taken.
Miss W ild e h a d wi t h h e r n u m e r o u s 
c h a r t s an d f ilm - wh i ch s h o w th e re­
S h e sta te d 
s u lts o f ill-fit! m g shoes. 
t h e p r e s e n t-d a y 
th a t she o b j e c t s 
sh o e p u r e ly 
p h y s io lo g ic a l; 
v ie w p o in t.

of U n ite d S t a t e s , a n d p r o p e r sh o e s 

S I G M A D E L T A R HO 

d e f i n i t e a c t io n wall be

S p r i n g ; m o v e m e n t 

I N I T I A T E S

f o r w a r d i n g 

s p e c ia lt y . 

f r o m 

t h e 

to 

In 

in 

in itiation 

D e lt a S ig m a Rho, h o n o r a ry pub­
its 
lic s p e a k in g f r a t e r n i t y , w ill hold 
a n nu al 
f o r n e w m em b e rs 
S u n d a y , March 7, a t 6 0, a t th e Dris- 
k ill H otel. T h o se to be in it ia t e d are 
Alb ert S id n e y J o h n s t o n , H . T. B o w ­
er, W a y n e H o w ell, an d W . R D u f f y .
R e se r v a t io n * should be m ade 

by 
p h o n i n g G a r la n d D a y . 2 9 5 8 , a n y t im e 
b e f o r e S u n d a y noon. T h e 
in itia tio n 
will be form al and w ill be c h a r a c t e r ­
ized by black g o w n s and f i t t i n g d i g ­
nity. Dr. S h u r t e r w ill h a v e g e n e r a l 
c h a r g e of the in itia tio n .

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from 

sto ry 

Tho f o l l o w i n g w o m e n 
i D e p a r t m e n t w e r e o m i t t e d 
' n e w s 

in the Law 
the 
y e s t e r d a y ’s T e x a n : 
la w s , H a llie K e a h e a y . C arol 
J u n io r 
H o f f 
P a u l in e 
and 
F ran k, w ho w a s in c lu d e d as an a c a ­
d em ic s t u d e n t t a k in g law c o u r s e s , is 
a r e g u la r la w s t u d e n t , a n d V ir g in ia 
is t a k in g j u n io r 
H a n n a , an a c a d e m . 

F a lv e v . 

S u e 

work.

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IS Y O U R P A P E R .
IF Y O U 
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IT S U P T O Y O U 
TO P A T R O N I Z E 
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Those Involved Sign S t a t e m e n t .

A t the c o n clu sion o f Dr. V i n s o n ’s 
address, the a s s e m b ly d ecid e d u n a n ­
im ously that all those w ho had tak e n 
part in the ru*h would sign a s t a t e ­
m ent to that e f f e c t and d e liv e r the 
same at 
the o f f i c e of Dr. V in so n , 
in order to sh ould er th** r e s p o n s i b il­
it y openly and to re trie v e as fa r as 
possible their honor in the m a tter .

Resol ut ions Passed.

B efore Dr V in so n w as 

in v ited to 
attend and ad dress the m e e t in g , the 
follow in g r e so lu tio n s w ere 
p a ssed 
u n a n im o u s ly :

W hereas, the an nu al f r e sh m a n re­
ception, held a t K n ig h t- o f C o lu m ­
bo* Hall M on d ay night, March I, r e ­
sulted in the use o f w e a p o n s w hich ! 
caused bodily 
injury to m e m b e r s of 
both sop hom ore and fresh m an c la s s e s 
and 
to said K n ig h ts o f 
in d a m a g e 
C olumbus Hall; arni,

in 

Whereas, said d istu r b a n c e has or 
casioned ad v erse c o m m e n t 
the 
press o f the st a te due to the lack o f 
know ledge o f t h e s e papers c o n c e r n ­
ing stud en t cu sto m s , and to th e u n ­
usual seriou sn ess o f the class a f f a i r ; 
and,

Whereas, the U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s 
has su ffer ed g r e a t ly b e c a u s e o f th e se 
facts 
the public; 
therefore be it h ereby

the m ind s o f 

in 

the 

t h a t w e , 

Resolved, 

s o p h o m o r e 

t h e m em b e rs 
of 
fre sh m a n 
classes of the U n iv e r s ity o f T e x a s, 
f o l l o w ­
do hereby mak>- know n 
ing fact-:

and 

the 

First: We g r e a t ly regret 

the u w

Gill o f C o rsica n a , S t a n l e y Babb o f 
G a lv e s t o n , Knox C h a n d ler o f K in g s ­
v ille, and R e e s e C le v e la n d o f C l e ­
burne to issu e an o f f i c i a l s t a t e m e n t 
o f the fa ct* o f the o c c a s io n , to he 
The 
for 
Hal l 
a n n o u n c e d 

c o m m it t e e 
rep a irin g the d a m a g e to K. (
will 
S a tu r d a y .

out to the pres 

to c o l le c t th e 

Ire a p p o in te d 

o f t.h<- s t a t e 

f u n d s 

and 

C H A P E L N OT I CE .

C o n t in u in g his talk on the 

life 

o f A u g u s t in e , 

F a th e r O ’D ow d 

told 

o f the g a r d e n e x p e r ie n c e o f

this 

g r e a t c h u rch l e a d e r . 

f}ne

d ay A u g u s t in e , b e in g v e r y m uch 

tro u b le d in m ind, w e n t o u t to the 

gard en at th e back o f the c o lla g e. 

T h er e he h eard so m e ch ild re n at 

a t 

“ R ead w h at lies 

their g a m e s . O n e o f th e m ca lle d
y o u r
o u t , 
f e e t . ” He picked up a co p y o f 
th e S c r ip tu r e s t h a t lay at his f e e t. 
By r e a d i n g a ve r se th a t he t u r n e d 
to at ran d om , and by a stu d y o f 
o v e r ­
NVo P la to n is m , A u g u s t in e 
cam e the difficulties h e had w ith 
regard to the r e a lity o f sp iritu a l 
v a lu e s and the origin o f evil.

F a th e r O ’Dowd w ill co n tin u e his 
talk this m o rn in g. C hap el b eg in s 
w ith a s o n g at 8 : 3 5 in room 158.

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