T E X A N D I R E C T O R Y

N e w t W r it in g R o o m , 1 2 0 B. Hall.
D e p a r t m e n t a l E d i t o r ’s O f f i c e , 1 2 2 B, H all 
E d ito r 's O f f i c e , 1 2 7 B . H a ll.
N i g h t E d ito r ia l O f f i c e s in J. H all.
J. 12 H e a d q u a r t e r ! , 1 3 5 B. H a ll.
B u s i n e s s O f f i c e , 1 1 9 B. H all.
T e le p h o n e s : B . H a ll, 9 1 8 1 - 5 9 ; J. H a ll, 9 1 8 1 - 6 1 

( a f t e r IO p. rn., 9 1 8 7 ) ; b u s i n e s s o f f i c e 8 0 0 0 .

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I VOL. XXIX

The First College Daily in the South

AUSTIN, TEXAS. FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928.

SIX PAGES TODAY

No. 179

Josephine C orner 

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j u n i o r s 

th** 

ta ll b a n q u e t ; so 
t h e ^ ’° urn*ii 
f a r e w e ll D in n e r 
11 ^

It xviii be neffiissgry 
fm nil m e m b e r s o f t h e so p h o m o r e 

S o p h o m o r e s w h o i n te n d e d to en clags t0 c o o p e r a t e i„ th e m a k i n g ! ^ , fo r th e d e c o r a t i o n o f th e h all 

e d it T h e T e x a n S a t u r d a y n ig h t tai 
th e S u n d a y e d itio n . W h i t e q u i l l s ; s t u d e n t 
will be w o rn b e h i n d t h e r i g h t e a r s , h a v i n g 
. n y n e a r l y 
of t h e p le d g e s , a n d e a c h will 

H olds F acu lty H o u r a s p e c ia lly c o n s t r u c t e d n o te book, 
th e

a c c e t d in g to p la n s m a d e a t 

T h e 8t u d e f |t - f a c u l t y h o u r t o d a y in m e e tin g . 

th 

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g ir ls ' s t u d y hall 
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d i n n e r 
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• frrahm an c o u n c ii, S u n r a y a f ,o n ,n o n a r I n 
e v e ­
d i r e c t ion o f Miss M ar- h a s b e e n a r r a n g e d f o r S u n d a y

. n . t . a t m n will bo

, K o rm al 

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a n d

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h a s b e e n a c t i v e 

th e B u s in e s s A d m i n i s t r a t i o n 
e s p e c ia y 

. School n e x t y e a r a r 

r e li g io u s 
p rom ine nt, p a n in u r g e d to a t t e n d th e M a y IO din- c h a jn will b e a n n o u n c e d 
t a k e n a p r o m i n e n t p a r t in
th e
e v e r y o g un h a t p i n on 
is p m ! 
c a m p u s . 
d e n t o f 
S tu d e n ts * A ss o r ia 
t ion. H e w ill r e c e iv e d his B. A 
d e g r e e , C u m I>aude, 

b e i n g 
th is b a n q u e t ' is 
ner, as 
g iv e n as a w elc o m e t o t h e m a n d 
a f a r e w e l l to th e B. A. se n io rs .

““ *
T h is y e a r he 
t h e 

()f 
p}ae (. o f meet] 
ch a in
T e x a n a t a l a t e r d a t e .
—....... 

thp c h a in 

T h e c o n t r a c t 

J u s t w ho th e p r in c i p a l s p e a k e r 
will be h a s n o t b ee n d e c id e d , b ut 
t h r e e Dean F i t z g e r a l d , w ho h a s c h a r g e 
y e a r s ’ se rv ic e in t h e G r e c i a n col- of th is p a r t o f t h e p r o g r a m , ha* 
lege, 
he will 
S a lo n ik a in tim e f o r t h e o p e n i n g g e t a n a b l e a n d i n t e r e s t i n g s p e ak 
o f t h e c o lleg e on S e p t e m b e r 15. 

fo r a s su re d th e c o u n c il t h a t 

a n d G r a v e s will sail 

fo r t h e o ccasion.

c a lls f o r 

in J u n e .

cs 

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G iven O u t S a tu rd a y

T h t , 
t ime 
f o r m a k in g t h e 
in T h e I 

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i n f o r m a l m e e t i n g o f 

t h e I t t a T a l b o t , p r e s i d e n t o f t h e o r g a n - n i n f* 

__________ #__________

ia a tio n .

stud.:n ts a n d f a c u l t y ™ e m b « a f

 

h C o . e d # p i c n i c 

S P A N I S H C L U B P R E S E N T S 
• S » ^ U B PRfcSbT. I.J 
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B A R B E R O d e S E V I L L A 

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C lu b was 
fceld W e d n e s d a y e v e n i n g t o f u r 
t h o r p l a n s f o r t i c k e t sa te s oi 
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4 

UnnannV \ f »v 8 
3 T h e c lu b m e m b e r s a s s is te d 

d e c o r a t i o n s . 

M e m b e r 
m a k i n g 
h a v e a r r a n g e d 
in b o x e s 
w h ic h a r e t o be d e c o r a t e d to r e p ­
r e s e n t S p a n is h sc en e s.

t o si} 

C alendar

IO a. rn. — H o n o r C o u n c il 

m e ets.

1 0 :3 0 

to 1 2 :3 0 a. rn.— S tu - 
d e n t - f a c u i t y h o u r , g ir ls ’ s t u d y 
hall, M a in B u ild in g .

5 p. rn.— P l a n s discussed for 
i n t r a m u r a l a n d e x h i b itio n f e n c ­

ing- 

S p. rn.— U niversity me n s 

f e n c in g class.

S p . m .— P o litic a l c a n d i d a t e s 
s p e a k a t LIQ Ie C a m p u s D o r m i­
t o r y .

8 p. 

r n . — C z ec h c lu b m e e ts 

'rn N e w m a n c lu b roo m s.

8 p . m .— T e x a s F o lk lo r e So­

c i e ty m e e ts a t Y. M. C. A.

t o bo g iv e n h o u rn b e t w e e n 10-...0 a n d 

d u r i n g 

i o c l o c k . 

h i a r e m v t t e d t o W att 

i n .
1 2 .3 0 
a r e
i n i g iv e n o v e r f o r t h e social c o n t a c t
b e t w e e n th e s t u d e n t s a n d i n s t r u c ­
to r s.

Thew* 

h o u r s 

tw o 

At D" p.Ftd5r May 5 A nnex Hears Wedding Bells
As Y o u n g Hopefuls Unite

T h e c o u n c il has p l a n n e d 

s e v * | O ’B rie n o f B ow ie, 

L i t t l e Alice M iller w as 

t h e I e r 

T h e a t u d e n t - f a c u l t y h o u r s 

a r e 
b e in g c o n d u c t e d by th e A. A. U.
W. M iss E lsie B e rlitz , i n s t r u c t o r mart class. 
in G e r m a n i c l a n g u a g e s , h a s a c tiv e 
c h a r g e o f t h e w e e k ly 
e n t e r t a i n ­
ment.-.

p r e s i d e n t o f 

F r e s h m a n g ir ls will hold a p ic ­
nic a t D e e p E d d y o n M ay 5, a t 
J o ’clock, a c c o r d i n g 
to M a y e tta 
T a l b o t , 

fre ?h
T h e f r e s h m a n c .un-
oil is in c h a r g e o f t h e p ic n ic , a n d 
M iss D o r o t h y 
L o u ise C e b a u e r , 
d e a n o f t h e f r e s h m a n g irls, will 
b e t h e c h a p e r o n .

t h e 

K N I G H T N A M E D G R A N D

C H A N C E L L O R A T D I N N E R
so- 

C h a n c e llo r s , h o n o r a r y 

la w 

f t i t t y , held at a d i n n e r in h o n o r o f T i c k e t s 
ne w ly e l e c t e d m e m b e r s 
D riskill h o t e l W e d n e s d a y 
w ith G r a n d C h a n c e llo r T o m Mar- 
p re sid in g . 
I tin D a v is 

F o u r t e e n 1 

a t 

a n d h a s m a d e a r
c r a I g a m e s , 
t-increm ents f o r t h e r e f r e s h m e n t s 
cost 
t h e J 5 0 c e n t s a n d xviii be sold by th** 

t h e p ic n ic will 

to 

n i g h t , c o u n c ill o r s a t a n e a r l y d a t e ,

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,

m e m b e r s a n d n e o p h y t e s w e r e p r e s ­
e n t a t t h e a f f a ir .* 
j N ew m e m b e r s o f C h a n c e llo r s a r c
I Sol G o o d e te k y , A rl e y K n i g h t , J o h n t o n , w h o w a s a bustee** adm in!*- 

B A L D W I N S E C U R E S P O S I T I O N , 

O ne o f 

th e m o s t 

s p e e t a c u l a i 
th e ca m 
w e d d in g s e v e r s e e n on 
p u s took p la c e o n t h e v e r a n d a > 
i A n n e x B o f t h r* W o m a n ’! Bu hl 
Zells
ft'
th e U n i v e r s i t y , a n d S. S m ith »J 
S an A n to n io , 
f r e s h m a n 
w e r e u n ite d 

a!so a 
in m a r r i a g e .

in g r e c e n t l y w h e n Miss 

f r e s h m a n 

P r e c e d i n g t h e e n t r a n c e o f th* 
s a n g 
o r a si mi lat
else 

w e d d in g 
“ O P r o m i s e M e ,” 
» nd nnmeoffif 

s o m e o n e 

.p a r ty , 

b o u q u e t of p in k ro ses a n d 

It is d o n e in tw o c o l o r s w a s d e c la re d w in n e r , 

l i l i e s j C a n a d a y . 
S a n d 

is auggostixo* 

o f th e s p r i n g 

t h e 

c o n v e r t 
o f nbficur-1 

m o tif, 

T h e r e xviii be o n e m o r e n u m b e r e l a t e d to 

T h e m e e t i n g w as a d jo u rn e d a ft-
c r J a n e t F i l e s o f Ran A n tonio w as
t h e office of t r e a s u r e r

f 

tht^ v a lle y . 
T h e g r o o m w o re 
C onal b la c k , th e co lo r 
tty. 

o f th e R a n g e r iss u e d th is .year, a f t - | OVP|. b e r o n e o p p o n e n t.
is distr*b- 

th e s p r i n g n u m b e r 

------ -— .— <>-------*——

flow er 
b r a n c h o f s p r in g s h r u b b e r y 

girl. 

She 

c a r r i e d 

n a t te r e d b its o f th e g r e e n felling, h a s b e e n d o n e o n 
in 

an I v a c a t i o n n u m b e r , a n d som e w o rk 
it already, ac- 
c o r d in g to T o m H o llo w a y , e d i t o r - j 

foolish couple, 

f r o n t o f 

th e 

a a t e d . T h e n<*xt 

issue w ill bo t h e E , x l l i r 

R f n r e s e n t 
o 

I 

• 

•

C o m p a n y i n B e l g i u m

T h e b l u s h i n g b r i d e entered on in-chief.
J 

th e a r m o f h e r f a t h e r w ho g la d ly

 

W I T H I N S U R A N C E F I R M L o h e n g r i n ’* w e d d i n g m a r c h

W illia m V ia r r v lf a k lw V n ^ f I I o u s - I p e r h a p s it w a s M e n d e ls s o h n ’s. 

j v e r y d o s e 

r e l a t i v e s are!
f r i e n d s w e r e allo w ed 

p l a y e d | g a v e h e r a w a y .

or 

O n ly m o u r n i n g 

A n to n R a n h u t, G e o r g e C o o p e r , a n d It r a t i o n s t u d e n t d u r i n g th e fat! sent- j P e r f o r m e d by 
o f 
A r t h u r Had* la w a y . 

e s t e r , h a s b e e n p la ce d 
A r l e y K n ig h t w a s e le c te d g r a n d I o f t h e a u t o m o b i l e , f i r e , a n d t h e f t ! w ho w as e s p e c ia ll y 

in c h a r g e I B i d s ta n d 

: c h a n c e l l o r f o r n e x t y e a r ; Sol G o o - 1 d e p a r t m e n t o f C r a v e n s . I t a r t a n A ‘ tho o cc as io n . 
dekskv w as e le c te d c le r k , a n d J o h n C o m p a n y o f H o u s to n , T h is co m - 
A n to n R a u h u t , v ic e - g r a n d c h a n c e l- , ©any Holds a g e n e r a l a g e n c y fo r} g ir lis h c h a r m 
[toy, 

T h e d o u b le rim g c e r e m o n y wa- 
t h e R e v e r e n d L I* 

to ^

The coupl* 

a s w t ll 

as 

th

I utsa , O k h a lo m a w e d d in g p a r t y , will c o n t m m th

i m p o r te d 

fo. w ork 

in 

th o U n i v e r s i t y 

th e y w e r e o n ly 

t r u i n g out 
m a s c u l i n e 

bec u - e 
t m
a t t . u 

T h e b r i d e w a s a p i c t u r e 

o f f e m i n in e a n d 

I T exas for all kinds of insurapce. I ru ffles, and she carried the usual* unior prom, 

j i D etroit.

i firm .

in t h e u su a l f l u f f y w hich t h e y w e re to w * a r to 

th e o f J L. H udson 

J a m e s P . E x u m , who r e c e iv e d •
h is B a c h e lo r o f Science d e g r e e in}
civil e n g i n e e r i n g 
h a s 

in 1922, 

H E S ! ER M A D E A S S I S T A N T 

D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E B U Y E R bopn ^ t o . B e lg iu m to r e p r e s e n t

J o e B. H e s t e r , w ho is a g r a d - 

tb t, H a r r i n g t o n , H ow ard, a n d Ash 
Hate o f 
th e S ch o o l o f B u s i n e - a e n g i n e e r in g f i r m , a c co rd in g t o T* 
A d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y ! pj T a y lo r, d e a n of the C ollege of 
o f T e x a s a n d wh<> o b t a in e d 
M. B. A. d e g r e e f r o m H a r v a r d in 
1927, ha* b e e n m a d e a s s i s t a n t w hile a t t e n d i n g t h e U n iv ersity , 
b u y e r f o r 

E x u m e s t a b l i s h e d a good r e c o rd 

Mr. H o w a r d , a n o t h e r U n iv e r s ity 
& C o m p a n y o f j g r a d u a t e , is a ls o a m e m b e r o f the 

the mens* d e p a r t m e n t 

h i s . E n g in e e r in g .

71 R S T C O M E , F I R S T S E R V E D

O w in g to th e e v i d e n t ta r d i­
n ess o f th e v ar iou s c a n d id a t e s 
for p o l i t i c a l ' o f f i c e in .a n n o u n c ­
ing T h e D a i l y I e x a n , it is f e l t 
n e c e s s a r y to in f o r m t h o s e w h o 
a n ­
h a d t h e i r 
h a v e 
n o u n c e m e n t s p r in t e d th a t 
lack 
o f s p a c e m ? k e s it a d v is a b le not 
* 0 w a it u n til th e 
l a s t d a y or 
tw o .

n o t y e t 

O n ly c a n d id a t e s fo r 

IO m ost 
im p o r ta n t o f f i c e s a r e a l l o w e d 
p ag e o n e d is p la y , w h ic h is n e c ­
e ss a r ily lim ite d . T h e b a c k p a g e , 
is c o n s i d e r e d n e x t b est 
w hich 
fo r 
to p a g e o n e , 
o th e r o f f i c e s , but th a t p a g e to o 
has its li m i t a t i o n s . C a n d id a te * 
m ay c o m m u n i c a t e w i t h t h e E d ­
itor in B. H a ll 1 2 7 .

is r e s e r v e d 

 P A G E T W O

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

THE THEA TRE

• a r u i m n 
I V v J i B r o a d c a s t s 

a. 

I 

j a 

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i 
A u s t i n l \ O l « r y v-. U U 

p 

jn e y ; T h re e women fr o m tem ple- -chook I.a G r a n g e high school. Lib- Kight-seemg trip in A -
\ m a r , e r ty high school, an d E d n a high ‘ He U n i e r s h y c a m p u s.
'M a r g a r e t Dor-u*??, Heir- 

Classical Songs

H e a r s U n i o n W o n d e r s Mabel N u b o o rn ; H i n d s m aidens, gc|j0o!> 
.
t h e c o m i n g 
. 

 a, , . 
The scene is laid in th e c e n tr a l 

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p M . r v 
* tv, 

i chorus of girls. 

L 

I 

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M em b er, of the A u .tin 

I t q u a r , of ,-iabr,j, a tittle 

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village « » 'c a r f u l it a th* plan

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c o n v e n t i o n 

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« « « « * * A- 4

FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928.

A r r t n g e m e * 

Z 
de le g a te s will be m ade by 
In te rsc h o la stic League, Mr, Red o f the 

for^housin

an d a . & M high school re la y c a rn iv a l 
a n d tr a c k m e e t, to be held a t Kyle
the y i e l d F r id a y a n d S a tu r d a y , April 
th e 2 - a n d 28, prom ises to show one 
la rg e st fields o f a th le te s

. 

I n t e r 

ti. U a p i a d sum'.' 
 
| A 
« 
, 
A g g ie s H o ld A n n u a l 

'"'W ’*1 ’ . ---- »- 
N otices h av e been received fro m
the
H i c x k i S r F i r v o l M e e t s ta te *iP r' i f >’in*P th e ir in te n tio n to 
expected lh a t 
aa
r t i g n o c n o o i m e e t 
e n t e r a n d it is expected th a t 
as
soon as the r e su lts o f th e d istric t
 
en-

GO L E E G E S T A T IO N . April 26. m eets a r e le arn e d m ore w ill 

m a n y high schools a1! 

ov er 

. 

, 

. 

 

 

. t 8 o ’clock F rid a y W tth 

, p r o b a b ie a tte n d a n c e 
e 

o f te r.

-------------- o-
-------------- -
-ho de leg a te s will •s*gm in Jutes, r e p r e s e n tin g more th a n 30 “ Give C o rn e r a 

m ore th a n 150 high school 
m ore th a n 150 high school 

a lb - I 
a t n - 1 

E ach c f th * delegati'* T e x as high scho]gf th e a nnua] A I V o t e ”
 

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C o r n e r on Y o u r

* , ,

n‘ 10 m a * 

f », * , 
11 an a n n u a t
1 u a 
a ff a ir . T he first con ventio n was 
the c am pu s t h r e e year-? 
held on 
ago.

The p ro g r a m 

o f 

th e corsven-

r e g n i r a -

lion o p e n . 
m orning. May 4, w hen 
"*'7 ' 
, 
lion o 
B. Hall. 
will be given a cha n c e d u r in g th e 
m o rn in g to cover an a ssign m ent
for The Daily Texan.
Problem? of the 

d u r in g

A M ISL E A D IN G t

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R u s s i a n , u e r m a n 
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Pupils o f 

L e ste r C. Brenizer 

p a r n «h and his A ustin Union? 

j TV 

S ae% . » I -J 

I project a t 

workers discuss 

the L x -S tu d e n t 
I. 
it was a n no un c ed T u e s d s y . Twen 

their m eeting May 

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will broadcast over K I T F rid a y |t y minute* will be 
in ex- P u A g u a m lV l a H p 
a t “ IO. A i la: t,« ai p ro g ra m fea plaining th*- various f e a t u r e s of I I v j l C H I I lY A C f t l i v 
lu r in g Russian a n d G e rm a n songs | the proposed building - b e fo re th*
will be given.

.pent 

I club.

For Press Meet

___ _____—-___
H a rry D. Cross, fin a n c ial 
d
re c to r of th e Union drive, npok 

T O D A Y ’S S H O W S

H A N C O C K : H ancock Players

in The H oodin rn.” 

s* 

Ah,

lla t y . ”

M A J E S T IC : Adolphe Mendon
in ‘ A Night of Mystery/* 

r 1' L E N : “ The F lash.”
T E X A S : “ The Cat and the C a ­

pa h a ir-ra isin g 
scenes m a t make 
m an or th*1* girl in

T he p ro g ra m is as follows 
Twin*- S o Blossoms ( d i e r e ) , 
ephine C asey; Sp rin g 
sk y ), Dark Are Now the h an dles! y0gt« rda y. 
<Tse here p in ) , Alice 
Rose Enslaves 
(R im a k y -K a rsa k o v ), (.ha ii me Git- 
n es an d 
g o ry ; O Thou Billowy H arv est
g ra b -hi
Midsum
Field 
n ex t seat.
m er Night ( J a c o b s o n ), Betty H a r ­
tuts been clashed with the best 
ris; T he Hills of G ruzin (M ed nl-j 
anti 
tory stories e v e r w r itte n 
k o f f ), K ath e rin e Gook J Hunger 
interest, 
,iding to 
Bong (C esar C u t), M o rn in g (R a in j 
* ii?.*, 
< bl c h a ra c teriz a tio n s.
roam not" f ) , Mrs. Bob F e i k e ; ’Ti-? 
, 
ng eobwel % g r o te sq u e Mw«'j Evening, du et, Pique Dabe (Tsun­
ami the like, it ha? *11 ha 
-dkovsky), Misses Alice P eel and 
to make f o r i n te r e s t and ReUy Harri<(j c .e m n g vVeyU (Hu-
id 
(H ugo 
W o lf), K ath e rin e Cook; Morgen
( S ir a u s a ) , 

‘S - W o lf ) , V e rb o rg e n h e it 

announ ce r.ent tit.it W ar 

Aile Dingo Haben .

( R a c h m a n in o ff I,

sustained 

,

(Sachn of- ^ e f ore 

its m ee tin g 
th*
F’e a l; Tlle buildings arx) explained t h a t fo r

the club at 

discussed 

H e 

H igh S ch o o l D e le g a te s 
A sse m b le M ay 4

th e N ightingale! | j 5^ 000, the q u o ta which 
been se t 
the Austin b m * 
local people could secure th e us
or an a u d ito riu m M a t i n , 
. m a i l e r a a . 
a 
p e o p le a n il 

F o u r te e n m ore high school news- edito rs a tt e n d i n g 

school
the
the c o n fe re n c e
paper ed ito rs F hursd ay m o rn in g F rid a y a fte rn o o n , Those in c h a rg e
ali,l
e d i t o r s

I paper will be discussed with 

IO OO. 
. MI D c U a C h i, m e r ’„ h o n o r a i y 

th# i# v ita tio n of s i g m a 

' h at „ , . . 3MaI 

a!|v k o 
t h a 

j o u r - 1 u l k i ! 

c a t h o f 

high 

.,i t b 

ha*: 

f u r 

| 

,

v, im; i w , mia 

V 1 ’* f,t 

w M -k e r s h a v e 'na,1Btic f r a te rn ‘ty * ?-f> _*tten 

flu* A ustin !<onfe.rence, at ! 

, 

. a will bring b e t t e r 

j speeches o n g e n e ra l problem s

re su lts 

f r 
for 

than

to be secured 
t n t A ustin 
drive b e fo re Frid ay , th e op ening 
day of the cam paign, Cross said. W itt Reddick, in s tru c to r in j«hr~ i .. ~ f
‘ 
With 
' 
will be a b o u t SOO w o rker* in al! he}d May 4 a n d 5 u n d e r th e spun- j ^
 stat 
divisions of 
nu m b e r s u f fic ie n t 

jjj-ingnng the to ta l n u m b e r of ac-
eeptanee* to 04. a c c o rd in g to Dc

th e r e n a }i8m, The con vention will 

a w>rship of Sigm a Delta Chi, 

this nu m b e r add ed , 

the A ustin driv e, 

th e co n ju n c tio n with th e I n te r s c h o l a s - 1 K*tes.
A m o n g 

to c a r r y 

the 

be 

i

’ Jnf. 

A b a n q u e t will be givers F rid a y 
n ig h t by th e Texas S tu d e n t Pub-
fr,r „ii m eraw « of
r f ’t he * r o o i • nub ic a
* p 
f o r th e high school dele-

f n . 

. j 

/

in tlo n s a nd 

~ 

- o —
F i t v o A g a l r ! 
I 
C H U
A a a ” 
Attends Meet ,,hool o f G a lveston, New B ra u n - 

tic O-UKue. 
K h o o l. th a t will be p re se n t a t th e I **"*• ^ 
c o n fe re n ce a r e B ra ck e n rid g e high which will ou tline 
school and - Main A venue high ; colleRc 
hool o f San A ntonio. Ball high Tho 

c o urses 
" 
jo u rn a l, .ii as a p ro fe 

S e v e ra l talks 

h ig h : 

K M 

f f 

J 

in 

A 

» '

. 

the 

have b een 

ar-
s “ ‘ " rd »>' m o r " in* 

.c o p e of
.lournalism.

.ion. T h'
h ig h t f a c ia l p ro g ra m will close with a

! ft Is high 

school, G idding 

, will brin g th e ir g re a t- S p rache 

; 
notion p ic tu re success, 

“ The 
ta r r in g Al J o b o n , 

( S tr a u s s ) , M n . Bob Feike, 

j 

A ccom panists: Al* 

I - ri• a• f May J, is of Wilcox, Miss M ary G race [).»%*-. 

J . Gordon J1% ^, 
, U T * 

^Httgo W o lf ) , Cecily work to com pletion,

ZZ
lh

q 
im portance. 

It Ist hera ld e d
n epic o f the screen and mark.-) 
d e b u t of Al dobson as a mov-
pictttre sta r.
nee its o pen in g in New York 
its 
Iv* W ar fit* i th e a te r , where 
w as in s ta n ta n e o u s , it has 
ibli-hod a r« co rd o f capacity atl- 
cer a t every p e rfo rm a n c e . The 
y of “ The j a z z Binger” is well 
u n , and ye t, u n d e r the direr* 
bn? 
in 
conceived, th e re has 

of Alan G,o land, who 
ted the i t o r y in the spirit 

■o- 

—

Union to Benefit
c e . J 
.• 

a 
Austin Students 

BE RW ICK

 

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thrive O p en s j 
C ity U n ion 
c ‘J 
M- L* 
Friday l N l g h t 

 

* 
s tu d e n ts , 

a Speaks Before Collegiate 

Schools of Busine**

Dr. J. A. F itz g e ra ld , d ea n of
School of Business Adminis- 
n a t i o n , will leave f o r C h icag o on
T uesday, May I, to a tte n d the Am
cr lean Association of Collegiate

< 11

if hi ch

sn snd ed a no te 
J pal h o i ) n t he 
c o f t h e s o n o f 
- ci t od his hmm 
g e t, fo r it pal alb*!*
VI J nixon him self

A ustin 

g re a t beauty e n ro llm e n t, will 

composing j Schools of Business, which m eets 
a b o u t o n e -fifth of the U niv ersity ! in Chicago on May 3, 4, a n d 5. Dr, 
receive p e rh a p s j Fitzgerald will be on th e p ro g ra m 
t h e ; on S a tu r d a y m orning, May f>« He 
the 
in C o llegiate 

e p lotion of the 
to- c a n to r who U nive rsity U nion p ro je c t, Dr. E. will speak 
in be a 

jazz G. Berwick, presider?* of the Lions T eaching p e r s o n n e l 

the g r e a te s t b<*neflts 

‘‘Im p ro ving 

fro m 

on 

Is the Jiff* sto r y club and 

fa th e r of a U niversity I Schools of B u s i n e s s ”

No Changes in 

Ballet Thursday

A p p ro a c h oi Election 
Brings A ctivity

M i m e n i ! E d ito r of the C e e to i

Holly Brock 
Tom Holloway

Head Yell L eader

Lvn woo? I D oyett 
Allen Steer**
Sey m our “ H o o ty ” Hootkin:

cm
a*,
?*om- a 
4 “.I ion 
becam e
porn iv 
e b g biti 
a i 
I 
follows 
- I he
Pr?»

f OI

,1

teuton) 
f u ne hi

Harold Schmidt 
F«‘rn a n d o U ribe 
J a m e s L um p kin 
Bill M orrison

G r a d u a te School 

A rt h u r ll, H u rt 
School of E ngineering 
C ouncilm an 

Ab M artin 
S tu a r t Buckley 
J< hn U pham .
Bu 1 in** at A d m in iitra tio n 
Councilm an 

I ,<w School C o u n c ilm a n 
P. B. Carroll 

. Jo h n T. M a g in n is 
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--■■■

University Faculty 

Votes N ew Degree

id':,'ii

»tu4‘ ni»* A .m .

. William J e f f cr*

A drive fo r at 

T he association will 

stu d e n t, said W e d n e sd a y in m g - ; 
its 
mg A ustin people to subscribe to m eetings in the new buildings of 
the N o r th w e ste rn U niversity school
the Union fu nd . 
of com m erce whic h w ere d edicated 
of 
last year. The new c a m p u s 
th e com m erce school is 
the 
in 
dow n-tow n d istric t of Chicago.

least $150,000 
will he s t a ll e d 
this 
evening a t an o r g a n iz a tio n d in n e r 
hotel 
on 
roof.

the Ste p h en F. A u stin 

d ow ntow n 

hold 

S tu d e n ts who live in Austin, Dr. ; 
Berwick e xplained, will have the 
use o f the Union buildings and, in 
a ddition, will receive the b e n e fits 
which will come to the city in in­
creased rev en ue fro m th e use of 
two a u d ito riu m s a n d 
th e gro w th 
of the U niversity re s u ltin g from 
completion of the p ro je c t.

If 

the U n iv e rsity was moved 
a w ay from A ustin, he said, Aus­
to 
tin p a re n ts Would have 
pay 
ll,OOO.OOO a n n u a lly 
support 
to 
th e ir sons and d a u g h te r s in some 
o th e r school. 
th e U nive rsity 
If 
were not a s ta te ow ned a n d sta te 
o p e ra te d school, A ustin 
p a r e n ts 
would have to pay $300,000 an- 
’ nu,ally for tuition alone, 
be 
i The auditoriu m * drive will 
^conducted 
com ing 
th ro u g h 
week by abo ut 40 te a m s of w ort*
! ers. Daily r e p o rt luncheon* will 
be hell! as in the re c e n t cam pus 
ampuign.

the 

 

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E L E C T IO N P O S T P O N E D

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Girls’ Glee Club 

Presents Opera

i n India’ G iven in A ustin 
Tuesday, May 22

“ In India,” a light o p era, will 
be given by the ti iris’ Glee club 
May 22 and will he dire cte d 
by 
Mrs. Melle Thiele M anning. Plans 
have not been com pleted but / is 
at 
probable th a t it will be given 
the high school aud ito riu m .

T he east is r s follows: Meerah. 
Clara Dor n ber g ee; Bi Im*, th e vil­
lage pet, J u n e C allaw ay; Bowwow, 
the village scold, Caroline C ason; 
Bef rah, a b eg gar. Annie McKin-

Waxes Poetic 
Over Favorite 
Tobacco

Twice as Much 
Experience 
on The Texan

Q ualifies

MURPHREE

for

Texan 
Managing Editor

1. Three years on Texan.

2. Issu e E d ito r , c o lu m n is t, a ssista n t 

issu e edi tor,

reporter, th e a te r reviewer, sports reporter.

3. Sterna Delta Chi, honorary journalistic f ra te rn ­

i t y .

4. R anger staff.
5. Issue editor of one of the papers which won sec­

ond in National meet.

L et T h o se Q u a lific a tio n s D e te r m in e Y ou r V o te

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HORIZONTAL.

Herew ith is the solution to yes­

te rd a y ’s puzzle:

I —peel 
4 — w atering 
place 
7— deep sea 
fish 
I I — c o n j u n c ­
t i o n 

I 2— music 
dram a 
! 4 — prefix 

meaning 
through 
! 5 — symbol t », 
nickel 

16— type of 

verse 
r h y t h m 
1 3 — n e g a t i v e

1 9 — r u b b e d m r 

2 1 — o f 

l i t t l e

w i d t h
2 3 —symbol ft 
s o d i u m

24— letter of 

the Greek 
alphabet

20— industrial 
e n g i n e e r 
( a b b r . )
‘27 -—conduit 
29 — box of 

e q u a l
dimer? ,-iom 
*~ the la*t of 
two men 
tinned 
32— i a rd of the 

king 
A - i :rrubit 

R E A L I Z E 

M O U N O 
O f " P A R S T ' " O K E N
F F W H Y C f c E f r O R T 
I A G * T i O ’u S T N ’O W

MJaf e swMa?

r; i c ;a ; r *d t -|_

t P I n
I L a 1 
- D E L U D E 
P t o M g 
I N [ " w I e T l 

Tf m

jA fw
R ; 0 G U E p v r

-r D r a c Tex SJI 
T R E A l s o

“i»irrl*tH 11)28 Ktng 

c t a . i t t
TiOLI.T
Int
Syn.llf*!# 

in
chem istry 
“ precipi­
ta te s ” 
ta b b r .) . 
-prefix 
meaning 
” awav 
t r o m ”
-great bod.\ 
of water 
-personal 
r ronoun 
-long 
candled 
ham m er 
- ’■emnved 

set ds 
-elevated 
railroad 
( colloq.) 
-m a d e into 

SO

12

' 3

r?2 — -at 

thi?
moment 

54— more arid 
55
56

hog
•cf g reat
depth 
7 — make a 
mistake 
8 — the only 
< ne

VERTICAL.
1— pane
2 — dye plant
3 — root!

( a b b r )

4 —shovel
5— vim
6 —th e a tre of 
action

8 — pr ef i x 

meaning to 

9 —city of
KT,Nnvada

s r a d u a t co 
plate '»n 
radio -ft *

law
'»I — E gyptian 
God

i

IO— bow’s of 
ships
12— unity
13— first name 
o f a 
famous 
American 
botanist
! C— change­
able to 
environs 

f it 

17— won 
IO— the first 
letter of 
your name 
2 2— discounted 
25— tow ard
27— writing 

tablet

28—a police­
man
29— snake-like 
fish

30— e a st Indian
savages
(ab br.)

34— exist 
36— repair
38— gaze 

fixedly

3 9 — star-like 

flower

41— fam iliar 

saying 

43— spice 
44 — finish
40— ever, in 

poetry

47 — Ireland 
5 0 — circle 

(abbr.)
,73—you and I 
55 — river in 
Italv

Because of 

A* a m eeting o f th?* g e n e ra l lac** 

insufficient a tte n d - 
ulty of the U niversity, it was de- a n e t the C u rta in Club postponed 
i 
th at a new deg ree, Bache- election of officer? until T h u rsd ay ,
b a of .Se ic nee in Petro leu m Pro- {May IO, a t th e ir r e g u la r m eeting 
eu<-tiun E ngin e e rin g , will he of- j last night.
i r , ,j Ju.xt ye a r. 
fur th e 

I T he t r e a s u r e r of the club, G ray
y e a r Brown®, m ade a finan cial report 
business 
I, chem iatry 207, E ng- m a tte rs were discussed. The clee- 
!. physics I, and Hon o f Melvin Rotsch to m em ber-

in. huh* applied m athe m a tic s, U t the meeting. O t h e r 

Wot* 
G 

fre sh m a n 

i 

Sophomure work will 

inc| u(|,. a n d a vol,, of th a n k s given to Kin-

I»"«f *» th* 

' f

G m u t t 
j b 
physical training. 

re*dogy 

i at. 

( h e n W r y IU. civil e n g i - | dred 

r ^ ’____ 

______ __ ___

ring, draw ing, geology 16, and

ysi* a1 tia in in g .
J u n io r nurses will be civil engi- 
ee o m m iiis l l , geology 
|jfj i, ■ 
and
prod uction, 

petroleum 

t i

hoi 

try 

lyric.* 12.
:*• ".a, : yea* w ork is to include 
566s, ch em istry 
Itta, 
I ,g>* 62, m echanical engineer* 
rig 
2 tOf, me* 
) unicji! ngi? cering 24 la, a n d pe- 
rol urn p roduction. The total re* 
■ ui;H un ftt» fur the degree will be 
32 se m e ste r hours.

4 2 of. M. El 

MISS SPE A R S RE TU R N S

N F X ! W EE K FROM T R I P
Miss lone Spears, Y. W. C. A.I 
se c ra ta ry , who has been a tte n d i n g ] 
the n a tional Y. W. C. A. c o n v e ll- j 
< lion a t S a c ra m e n to , C alifornia, j 
! will r e t u r n to th«’ cam pus the l a t -1 
I
] t e r p a r t of next week. 

F lout S a cram ento, Miss Spears 
wen?, to A silo m a r to a tte n d a s t u ­
dent s ta f f m eeting. She will m ake 
stops a t Long Beach, C alifo rnia, | 
re- 
. d S anderson, Texas, before 

s tu rn in g home.

mm®

L a i t Tibia* T o d a y

A d o lp h e M en jou

ii A N ig h t of 
M y s te r y ’♦»

B IO T IN E V A U O f V llLL

FtA TU A E PI CT WIW S B W

A N C O C 1 4

H

i fit 't?r 

rfttifnen * t I %

Today T h r u S a t u r d a y 
P o p u l a r P r ic e r
THE
HANCOCK PLAYERS
W ith 
Jack Edwards 

N O R M A L E A C H 

Edna Park ^ ,
^

O n 
th e

“ A P r e s c r i p t i o n "

Have you ever noticed 
right aft*-r a nma?

How tired and lazy 

you always feel?
I ’m telling you folks 

it isn't a joke,
It will freshen you up

if you try a good smoke. 

But whatever you do

these lines you must heed, 

T here’s a certain tobacco

of course, t h a t you need. 

It's packed in a tin,

the tin ’s colored blue.

N ot only th e smoking

b u t th e chewing kind too. 

Of course if you never

are bothered this way, 
Just keep the prescription 

for some other day.

Ask for tobacco,

the best th a F s on earth; 

To shorten the story,

ju s t call it “ Edgeworth.” 
Chas. J. Butler 

Owensboro. Ky.
Feb. 2, 1927

E d g e w o r t h

Extra High G rad e
Sm oking Tobacco

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P R IC E S 

P A ID 

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•in« 8717. 

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at
B. Hall
Room 119

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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

F O R R E N T — S o r o r ity h o u se . 2 4 th 

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N O T A R Y P U B L IC a i o ffic e of Texo* 
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--*♦

R H all 

N O T IC E : B ourd and 

for
sale. T w o blocks fro m c a m p u s ; 810 W.

room ing house 

26. F o r f u r th e r in fo rm a tio n dial 5771.
I ~

T O M O R R O W ’* 
N<w V ic to r 

s u n g b y G en e A u s tin . 
Isaac Bledsoe, 

record. 

*21 C ongress. P hone 6619.

I i P H O N E 3 7 0 2

FOR SALE

C le a r ! S p a r k lin g !

P u r e E le c trifie d W a te r , good to 
d rin k , and good tor you.

For health’s sake, order a bot­

B O Y S S A V E M O N E Y
A s u i t c le a n e d an d p r e s s e d , 50c, C ash 
W ERT E N D T A IL O R S H O P . P h o n e 6 3 1 S

c a n c ie s 

in 
th e i r 

W A N T E D : L a d ie s w h o h a v e va* 
th e r o o m i n g house? 
th< 
a n d a t 
t a b le s to 
C l a s s 'f ie d a d v e r t i s i n g se c tio n ol 
T he D a ily T e x a n . C la s s i f ie d s su p 
My a n e a s y , p r o f i t a b l e w ay 
ti 
lo lv e y o u r v a c a n c y p rob lem s. Th) 
cost is n e g lig ib le . P h o n e yo u rs in 
*
Dial ROOD 

u se 

Thurlow B. Weed
FUNERAL HOME 

tle today.

city by—

AMBULANCE

Delivered 

anywhere 

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PAGE THREE

Steers Meet Bears in First of Crucial Games Today

Douglas Picked 
To Start Game 
This Afternoon

Sigma Chis, Cafe and 
Alecs Win Intramural 

A llen Starts at 

Catcher Position 

T his A fternoon

Longhorns 

Meet i n

Dual Tennis Meet Today

claim to one o u ts ta n d in g honor.

the f ir s t of 

It cam e to the F ro gs in 

th e ir 
victory o v e r tin* T e x a s U n iv e rsity 
L o ngh orns in 
th e ir 
fo u r-g a m e series with Coach Billy 
; Disc b ’s nine. T h a t d e f e a t is 
the 
only one th a t has been re g is te re d 
I a g a in st th e S teers so f a r th is Ben­
ison a n d 
half 
of 

th e y have played 

th e ir schedule.

Frogs Claim Honor 

In W in Over T exas

aor o f bo I a tty in th e University,, 
w a s elected p r e s id e n t; Miss Minnie 
Zalichin, p h a rm a c y s tu d e n t, w as 
■ looted v ic e -p re sid e n t, a n d Miss 
Alice B laisdel w a s elected w e r e - 
ta r y - tr e a s u r e r .

T h e society of w o m e n p h a m j a - 
c u t s was organ ized a t a dingier 
given by M iss Sm ith a t th e D ris- 
Uill hotel F e b r u a r y I L All w o m ­
en pha rm a c ists in A u stin ‘and all 
the co-ed m e m b e rs oC t h e U n iv e r ­
sity School of P h a r m a c y a r e m em ­
bers o f th e a sso c ia tio n .

I 

T h e n e x t m e e tin g of th e asso­
ria; ion will be held on M ay 3 a t 
the* home of Dr. and. Mrs. J . W .

F O R 'r w o r t h . April 2 0 . - Ai- j I r r n a S m i t h H e a d s

s h a rk s will I the 

th o u g h th e y a r e p ra c tic a lly out of 
r u n n in g a s f a r as any hopes 
o f finishing a m o n g the f i r s t th r e e 
i n the S o u th w e s t c o n fe re n ce b a se ­
b a ll race a r e c o n c e rn e d , th e T. C.
U. .Horned F ro g s c a n nghtl>
ay

W o m e n P h arm ac ists

At a m e e tin g of 

the women 
p h a r m a c is ts of A ustin last week,
Miss Irm a Sm ith, a d j u n c t pro les- Bradfield.

P l e a s e N o t e : C h a r g e p u r c h a s e s o f t o d a y a n d t o m o r r o w will go o n y o u r n e x t b i l l 
i f r e q u e s t e d .

< JCI'

Pitchers Battle Due 
W hen Right Handers 
G o T oday

This a f te r n o o n a t ?> o ’clock the 
T e x a s S teers will clarii with their 
m o st d a n g e ro u s rivals for the con­
f e re n c e title, th e B a y lo r Bears. 
T he Bears have been giving 
the 
r e s t of the c o n fe re n c e te a m s a tit 
all year, and th is a f te r n o o n will 
find th e Bruins all p rim ed to Rive 
J e n ­
T e x a s the b a ttle of h e r life. 
ning s will send a 
headed 
blond b y th e n am e of F uzz D oug­
las a g a in st Uncle Billy’s lo n g h o r n s 
a 
in to d a y ’s gam e. D ouglas is 
y o u n g ste r, pitching his first y e a r 
f o r th e B ru in s and he h as 
been 
sta n d in g th e te a m s he has pitched 
a g a in s t on th e ir ears.

c u rly 

Track Championships

W hite, D illw orth and 
H eim an Star for 
W inners

ond.-.

Spalding, Delta Tau Delta, th ir d ; 
M athers, fo u rth . Tim e 24.6 sec­

I n d e p e n d e n t — R an kin, L ittle 
f i r s t ; H eim an, „ GsttMf
T he E n g in e e rs, C afe and Sigm a I s e c o n d ; Cowan, Cafe, t h i r d ; F e r -
fo u rth .

J C am pus, 

Club, 

Chis added to th e ir lead o f T u e s ­
in tr a m u ra l 
day to th® th e 
tr a c k 
in th e ir respectiv e 
c ham pionship 
g roups y e ste rd a y a f te rn o o n . The 
E n g in e e rs failed to find much op ­
position in the Anadems, while the 
Sigm a Chis a n d C ate found 
the 
go in g a good deal to u g h e r in theit 
sections, and it w as not until tho 
last re su lts in the re la y cam e in 
t h a t th ey cinched th e win.

_ 

.. 

* 1 

h ittin g

S h e l t o n Hit*

R udy S helton, the v e te r a n south- j 

T he B ears have been 
. 

The Sigma Chi cra c k relay te a m
e v e ry p itc h e r t h a t faced th em in b loke the old meet record w .itn
.« 
ll** 11 iTh filii rfifp
I 
I . 
th e race 
th r o u g h 
th e y breezed 
a n y gam e. T h e y hopped all over 
w ith a time o f I m in ute, 38.2 sec­
Miller of S. M. U. a nd s e n t him 
onds, 
lopping seven seconds o ff 
o f f the lot with an 8-3 d e f e a t 
to 
the old record held by the Phi Del­
I t was a sm ashing 
th in k over. 
t a T h e ta four.
b a t tin g a tta c k t h a t gave the B e a rs 
t h e ir win over the M ustangs. 

p a w of the B e a r squad, is used in {M* the d e p a rtm e n ta l events, 
th e o u tfie ld w hen he is not deco- 
the
is 
r a t i n g th e m ound. 
one o f th e h a r d e s t h itte r s in 
the 
c o n fe re n ce , a n d his slugging has: 
been com m en ted on by several big 
league scouts this ye a r. 
If Fuzz 
f in d s the going too rough, all he 
h a s to do is to cha n g e places w ith 
R u d y and th e gam e goes m errily 
on.

The E n g in e e rs d id n ’t b re a k any 
reco rds, b u t they had the la rg e st 
e n try list of a n yon e , and in most
th e y 
five
took a t le a s t t h r e e of 
places, and in some f o u r and even 
five. The only time th ey failed 
to ta k e first was in the 140 y a rd 
dash when Red Kelley, Aeadem, 
ste p p e d o u t in f r o n t to win it in 
57.3 seconds. T hud \\ hite led the 
E ng in ee rs w ith tw o firsts, a third 
and the fo u r th m an on the Alec

Shelton 

na ndo, N ew m an 
T i me 24.8 seconds.

8 8 0 Y a r d R u n

D e p a rtm e n ta l — Roper. F.ngi-1 

neor, f i r s t ; Cook. E n g in e e r, sec­
o nd ; Mc N utt, E n g in e e r, 
th i r d ; ] 
W iggins, Aeadem, fo u rth . T im e! 
2 m inu tes, 11.4 seconds.

F r a t e r n i t y — Williams, H a lf J 

Moon, f ir s t: Lynch, K appa 
seco nd ; M atjastc, Pi. K. A., t h i r d ; , 
Sandlin, fo u rth . Tim e 2 m in utes, ' 
14 st conds.

big, 

I n d e p e n d e n t — Darien, C ate , 
f ir s t ; Miller, L ittle Cam pus, sec-] 
o n d ; N ew bu ry, 
< am pus, 
th ird ; B aker, C afe, f o u r t h : Tim e

L ittle 

i 2 m inu tes, 24 seconds.

8 8 0 Y a r d R e l a y

D e p a rtm e n ta l •— En g i ti c e r s, 
I 

f ir s t; Academe, second. T im e 
m in ute, 31) seconds.

F r a t e r n i t y — Sigma Chi, f ir s t ; 
K app a Sig, secon d; H a lf Moon, 
Pi. K. A., fo urth . T im e,
t h u d ; 
I m in ute, 38 seconds. 
(N ew R ec­
o rd .)

I n d e p e n d e n t — L ittle Cam pus, 
f i r s t ; C afe, secon d; Sparks, th ir d ; 
N ew m an Club, 
I 
m in u te , 41 seconds.
D i s c u s
-

f o u rth . 

T im e 

Louisiana Squad Here 
For T w o D ay 
M atch 

\

The T e x a s te n n is 
th e ir second 

tl\e T u la n e squad 

in te rse c tio n a l 
m eet 
e pp on cnt this a fte rn o o n on Penick 
Courts b eginning a t 2:30 o’elovk, 
when 
invades 
A ustin for a two d ay d u a l te n n is 
m eet w ith th e locals. T h e T u la n e 
squad boasts of tw o p la y e rs who 
ai 
in 
r e g ard e d am on g th e hest 
the South. Williams and Bayon 
t!u> two m em b ers of the Tu-
are
lane a g greg atio n, who a r e e x p e c t­
ed 
to give the T ex as mon th e ir 
g r e a te s t trouble.

. 
L a s t y e a r T ex as w e n t to New 
I O rleans t o t a k e p a r t in a t r i a n g u ­
lar m e e t with T u la n e and Flori- 
i da. T exas won th e m e e t w ithout 
j m uch 
trouble, a f t e r playing tw o 
1 days.

R e g u l a r T e x a s F o u r
T he re g u la r T e x a s fo u r, Ber- 
k ley Bell, Louis F e rg u so n , H ow ­
ard Key and Hugh D unlap, will be 
the m en sent a g a in s t th e invaders | 
Louis F e rgu son] 
by Dr. Penick. 
has been im proving o f late, 
and 
his serve is one o f the best to be 
found am ong th e p la y e rs o f the 
so uthw e st c o nferen ce. He is tall 
ar,d comes th ro u g h w ith his serve 
fashion . H ow ard 
Ii., a m a ste rfu l 
L< y has developed into a stead y 
player, an d has been w in ning his 
reg u la rity . 
m atches with g r e a t 
Key 
is n o t a sen sa tio n a l p layer, 
but his steadiness overcom es the 
sensationalism o f his opponents.
Berkely Bell, one o f the most 
the 
prom ising young players in 
South, will play as No. I m an for 
T ex as this a fte r n o o n . Bell has a 
pow erful serve, drive, an d 
eahop 
pow erfu l nerve, drive, and chop 
them. He very seldom falls back 
on th e chop, b u t his drives keep ] 
oppon ents on th e run.

D u n l a p G o o d 
th e 

CA P T A IN 

P 6 T S Y A L L E N 
will s t a r t th e g a m e behind
th is a fte rn o o n . Allen 
the b a t 
is one of the m a in s ta y s of th e 
T e x a s d rive this y e ar, b o th w ith 
his de fe nsive 
o f f e n siv e 
w ork. He has b een h ittin g a t 
a f a s t clip since th e season op e n ­
ed, and will t r y bis luck a g a in st 
the B e a r p itchers h ere to d a y and 
tom orro w . 
th e 
y o u n g p itc h e rs well.

h a n d le s 

a n d 

lie 

Baseball Finals 

Commence May 2

League W inners Start 
P layoff on Intra­
mural Field

J o e Dobbs, who h a s " c o v e r * I
from the sore sh o u ld e r which w as 
bothering ta m » few w e e k , past, 

*

. 

*
f 

Si g ma Chi, led 
h 

 
D e p a rtm e n ta l — Fallin, Engi-
a f te r n o o n w h e n 1 nm r, f i r s t ; Gimon, E n g in e e r, sec- 
plac(’, . ) m d l „ n d : Simpkins. Knvrineer, t h i r d ;
^

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the 

 

u

T

T

U

against the totals fo r the a f te rn o o n . 

th e W o k . E n g in ee r, fourth . D ista n c e
He I ! " fee t.

t ho s u m - help th.. S t e m . Chi* b reak 
be ho or n cord in th e 880 yard rela y . 

t
in cr b u r le r will e ith er 
Johnnie R am on. Dobbs p itched I scored nearly h a lf of his t e a m 's 
r e l i e f ball 
m a r v e l o u s 
A g g i e s i n College S tatio n last Fin- 
d a y . a n d his a rm has 
since t h a t a fte r n o o n . Should he 
likely t u r n 
start., 
th e gam e will 
in to a g r e a t h u r l e r s ’ b a ttle 
be-
tw e e n him and F uzz Douglas. Both 
a r e good rig ht-h a nde rs, and th e ir 
b a ttle will be well w o rth a n y m a n ’s 
tim e.

e l by the Little C a m p u s b u t th e , Bi r n e t t , K a p p a Sig. fo u rth , 
but th e B u r n e tt, lvar.tpa Sig, lout th. 
lead they took T ue sd a y se n t t h e m . ta n c e IO feet, a inches, 
over and o u t in fr o n t. T hey won 
Hie In d e p e n d e n t L eag ue with 54- Club, lir s t; 
m an Club, 
1-2 points, B uttle C am pus was! 
Cafe, 
S park s,
36 1-2, N ew m an 
second w ith 
f o u rth . D istance, 1)4 f e e t, 6 in- 
Club came 
in th ird with 24 1-2 
ches. 
and Sp a rk s finished f o u r th w ith 
13 1-2.

“ f 0' * £
t i " . • »rs . Joh nso n, I i K. 
o nd ; G uinn, Hal M.uo n; 

In d e p e n d e n t — Jo hn , N e w m a n 

T he C a f e te ria was closely push- 

i I tty Lalttv'i ta w 

t h i r d ; M eador, 

improved A 

viv-jvi, t

1 *n '' 

‘ ’
19h

. .
‘

N ew - a t th e in tr a m u r a l field, b e g in n in g 
< un Hingham,
se c o n d ; W e stp h al, W edn esday, May 2, a t I o’clock 

1 

, 

F in a ls in 

Hugh D unlap, 

the U nive rsity c h a m ­

sou th pa w !
pionship in b aseball will ta k e p l a c e U t a r from C lebu rne, will com plete
roi finbl hoirinninir the T exas fo u r., H ugh has a pow- 
‘ e riu l serve, and one of the hard-
j est drives of a n y m an on the Tex-
Sigm a Chi, w in n e r of th e L eague SJS sqead> b u t he has th e same mis-
tliat fo llo w s all le f t b a n d ­

" 

1

, 

\ in th e f r a t e r n i t y division, will 
m ee t H a lf Moon, w in n e r of L e a g u e
r . a n d Pi K a p p a A lpha, winner.
D e p a rtm e n ta l — oimpRins, am- of L eague C in th e sam e division, 

B re a d J u m p 

fortune
e rr. He is e rra tic , a n d a t times,! 
he tenons to be un a b le to keep tho 
o th e r
half out 
He us-
! u ally h ta r t* o f f poorly, but rallies
m atches.

of the net. A t 

“ G t;rm .s he is u n b e a ta b le , 

ually sta rt
th f
,_____

T he H a lf Moons g ave th e Sig­
fig h t fo r th e ir 
ma Chis a good 
money, b u t th e work of D illw orth

In 

g ineer, f ir s t; W hite, E n g in e e r , will m e e t D elta Chi, w in n e r 
t h i r d ; ; League 1). T he tw o w in n e r s 
secon d; Gimon, E n g in e e r, 
im r u j 
th e y can come nion0y but the worn or lh ti w o rm se c o n d ; Ulm on, rm g u ie e r, 
c h j 3 a ^ 0()d je a d, Keel. A eadem , f o u r th ® Price. E n - J these g a m e s will play t o r Hie 

t . 
theV 
^ 

lil*! 
the F r a t e r n i t y j g in eer, f o u rth . D istance 20 fe e t, H o rn ily cham pionship on T hursday,- 
in 
iQ points> w ith I) 1-2 inches. 
“ th e H a lf Moons com ing second * F r a t e r n i t y — P u lp e r, K a p p a Sig,
f ir s t; A ustin, H alf Moon, se c o n d ;
rtin H a lf Moon 
. j e o n d ; 
-
” 
” ’ 
a lf Moon, th ir d , H a m il- j 

d e p a r t m e n ta l c ha m pion ship, w ill! 

f o u r t h w ith MUlcr, H a lf ” 

 ^ p . K A 

w-Hk with 30. K app a Sigm a w as th ird 

took 

wJth 

‘ nd 

... 

g . 

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scction 
*¥ 
rn i* * * ’" * , ,' th is division b e in g u n d e c id e d 

__ _______

w'ton*™ o f tho 

S T U L L K E N R E T U R N S
* « '* F lo r« n<fe s i l k e n , a d ju n c t
....sine*. nd.nta.atra-
th(, ch am pion ship o f j t . o n , has re su m e d h e r d u tie s on
a t th e c am p u s a f t e r a n abse nc e o f 
u h u h

*» 
-t m . « . « . U s c h e d u le d !a b o u t tw o w eek, 
T h ir g a m e * i T ^ h e d u l e d a b o u t two week,

d u r in g 

of 

L M 

*14> a { 4 0*clock. 

tim e she w as se riously ill.

1 5 1 -2 , K, A. f if th w ith IO. Sig-j ton, K a p p a 
m a E ta Chi, Phi Gams, Delta B eta T h e ta Pi, fifth . D is ta n c e 21 _ Jj|!® 
T aus, DKEs, B eta T h e ta Phi and 
ATO finished in the o rd e r n a m ­
ed. 

ta Pi, fifth . D ista n c e 21 

fe e t, 9 inches. 

 j — 

In d e p e n d e n t — H. H e im a n ,] 
C afe, f ir s t ; M orris, L ittle C am pus, g-t 
--------------- a--
 
—- 
seco n d ; Lloyd, Cafe, t h i r d ; P a r k - ,S a tu r d a y , May 19, a t 4 o’clock, subscrip tion to th e Union.
The m an m ak in g the best tim e] seco nd ; Lloyd, Cafe, th ir d ; P a rk 
cr, L ittle C am pus, f o u r t h ; C hand- betw een th e w in n e r o f the fra te r- 
ler, S p a rk s, f ifth . Distance, 19 n ity le a g u e an d th e w in n e r of the 
feet, 6 inches. 

T he final g a m e f o r th e Univer-] H e r f ir s t official a ction on h e r 
r e t u r n w as to call arid m ake hei 

d e p a r tm e n ta l-i n d e p e n d e n t sections. Ya«*r V r t a "

c h a m p io n sh ip will be played 

“ Give C o rn e r 

a C o rn er on 

- j ------- — f - 

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W hen the S te e rs took the two- 
gam e series fro m th e Aggies 
in 
College S ta tio n o ver the w eek-end, 
t h a t th e y
th e y proved 
th a t 
f r o m behind to win, an d fig h t to 
s ta y o u t in f r o n t. 
g am e th e y scored eight r u in s 
take th e ®a » 
th e eighth 
w ere forced 
m o re in n in g s b e fo re A m e W a l k - 1 ^
e r, th e “ r u s ty to o th e d f i r s t b ase­
m a n ,” delivered a c ra sh in g blow 
the 
t h a t chased tw o i n n s a cross 
p la te to give T e x as the game.

th e 

to 

to 

'8 

T he n e x t day, a f t e r g e ttin g o f f 
to a tw o-run lead in the f irs t, the 
th e 
A ggies k e p t pick in g aw ay a t 
th e 
tie 
o f f e r in g s of R ailton 
score in the th ird . F ro m then on 
till th e t e n th , th e y 
on 
even te rm s, b u t th e n Arvie ag ain 
c am e 
t h a t 
m e a n t victory.

th r o u g h w ith a 

b a ttle d 

hit 

to 

th is 

T he T e x a s lin r-u p will pro bab ly 
th e 
be the same t h a t h as ta k e n 
ye ar. 
field in e v e ry g am e 
the 
P o ts y Allen will be behind 
a t 
b a t, W a lk e r at fir s t, Hopkins 
second, R a dford a t sh ort, Rhoads 
a t th ird , H ughes in left, E d w a rd s 
in c e n te r , and W ebb in rig h t field. 
T his is th e same linc-up t h a t has 
b ro u g h t T ex a s h e r wins this y e a r 
J o h n n ie R ailton o r Joe Dobbs will 
be fo u n d on 
th e 
u m p cries “ P la y ball” this a f t e r ­
noon.

the slab when 

a 
T he B e a r s have a lw ay s had 
g r e a t d eal o f luck a g a in s t T e x a s 
on new fields, and this a f te r n o o n 
will see the B e a rs m aking 
th e i r 
f i r s t a p p e a r a n c e 
th e pride of 
T e xa s, n ew Olairk Field.
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 —

in 

A g g ies Send I earn to 
A nnual Drake R elays

on dista n ce 
e v e n t was 
in each 
a w a rd e d a gold medal. Those re-
c tiv in g gold m edals w ere Cald­
well, E n g in e e r, Dillworth, Sigma 
Chi tw ice; W hite, E n g in e e r ; Ro­
per, E n g in e e r ; m e m b e rs of Sigm a 
Chi reco rd b re a k in g relay te a m ;
Fall i n, E n g in e e r ; 
a n d P up le r,
K ap pa Sig.

T h e result* follow:

1 8 0 Y a r d L o w H u r d l e *

i p e r f o r m a n c e , spo nsored b y 
A m a te u r Chore.! Club, a u d 
large sla te c onventions will 

T he Chicago O p e ra C o m p a n y 
tho 
tw o 
be
o t h e r ] 

D e p a rtm e n ta l — Caldwell, E n ­
g in ee r, f ir s t ; Simpkins, E n g in ee r,
seco nd ; M anes, E n g in e e r, 
Overall, Acader.i, f o u r t h ; A ik m an, I c o n v e n tio n s a nd a t t r a c t i o n s 
E n g in e e r, fifth . Tim e 
i nils. 

as 
21.2 sec- soon as suitable au d ito riu m faeili- 
tie s c a n be provided for th is city.
T he S ta te B aptist Association 

th ir d ; held in A ustin along with 

F r a t e r n i t y — D illw orth, Sigma 

Chi. first; E c k h a rt, Sigm a Chi, will b r in g a p p r o x im a te ly 6,000 p er- ] 
seco n d ; T e rre ll, K. A., th ir d ; Ma- sons, and the S ta te T e a c h e rs An­
f o u r th , Long, ] s e d a t i o n will b rin g a b o u t 5,000 
th e rs, Pi. K. A., 
S park s, fifth. Time 22.2 seconds, 
its c o nvention.
re p re s e n ta tiv e s to 
’T he a u d ito riu m of t h e U n ion
IOO Y ard Dash 
i 
D e p a rtm e n ta l — W hite, E n g in e er, M uller, vice-president o f th e Amh­
Carl IL
e r s t ; O verall, Aeadem. f -cond; Pr °j<*'L se a tin g 10,000, 
*S!"!Msr o f C om m erce 
t h i r d ; Hollo- j 
H u dso n, E n g in e e r , 
said.
•ie
it 
l i t 
villi (I , JTI v*IO" ! . . ,,, 
lit. (iMHlj I jilk'. IHt* I i 
way. Acarian), fourth; Wolfe, E n s -! ‘wl“ 
« '® " k ab ly w ell with!
Sneer, fifth . T im e 10.5 seconds. I A “ “ “ * h.o te * " i ' J T I S J p r ! ? T “ L I 

, * 

i v lf n .a U . 
hraterm ty -

 Dillworth. Sigma 
Chi, first; Terrell. K. A., second; 

rvn 

csj 

d 

A total of $500,000 must be
f May 15, in order to
th(, ton.,tructi„ n o f the U n - 1

Mills, jon a u d ito riu m 
in 
tim e f o r 
i
*..... - n o n a u d ito r iu m in 
l e a ’ H a lf Moon, f o u r t h ; Lynch, K appa f.nm ;no, ronvontlon*
T !!:

 Tth ird J 

. 

the

\

a r e 

in d e p e n d e n t 

C O L L E G E S I A I ION, 

H e im an, Cafe.
t i r s t ; R ankin, L ittle C am pus, sec-
se e k in g ; o n d ; N e w b e rry , L ittle C am pus,
N ew m an 
Tim e 10.8 seconds. 

S‘" r n i ‘? f L r" “ S T A T IO N T e x a n I S ' S l l ***' 
April 25.— W ith victories re g is te r- S ig, fifth. T im e 10.4 seconds. 
cd in t h r e e n a tio na l m e e ts 
this 
y e a r, T ra c k Coach F r a n k A n d e r- 
so n ’s T exas A ggies 
lau re ls in th e D ra k e re la y c a r m - i t h i r d . 
a t Des Moines, lo- : Glub, f o u r th
val to be held 
wa, A pril 28. 
T he Aggie mile re-
D e p a r tm e n ta l — Kelley, A r a ­
la y te a m , com posed of Ed T hom p- 
gon, C a m e r o n ; R. E. Hodges, r a f t ; dem> 
f i r s t ; H e r r e r a , E n g in e e r,
J . R. K en n e d y , D enison; and D. I gceon d; A ikm an, E n g in e e r, th ir d ;
IL O’Neal, Greenville, will 
th e ir stre n g th a g a in s t th e 
s ta n d in g r u n n e r s 
a t t h a t time.

p it GO0kr E n g in e e r, f o u r t h ; J o h n so n ,

out-1 E n g in e e r, fif th . 

of the c o u n tr y

4 4 0 Y a r d D a » h

T im e 57.3 se c ­

C u n n in g h a m ,

onds.

-O'

E stes D efeated in 

Third Round Bouts

F r a t e r n i t y —- D illw orth, Sigma 
Chi, f irs t, J. T errell, K. A., sec­
o n d ; A. T e rre ll, K. A,, t h i r d ; S a n -j 
derson. H a lf Moon, f o u r t h ; N ich­
olson, T h e ta XI, fifth . T im e 541

----------- 

I sec onds flat.

a th le te a n d 

In d e p e n d e n t — N e w b e rry , L i t - 1

Jo h n n ie E ste s, T e x a s 
in tra m u ra l 

U n iv e r s ity 
in the 165-pound class, w a s ^eiimi- Cam pus, second: H a rla n ,
n a tc d in th e th ir d ro u n d of 
Sparks, 
Olympic b ox in g tr y o u ts held 
Boston the past w eek.

ch am pion tie Cam pus, fir s t;

l n J B ak er, C afe, fifth.

t h *‘ I th ir d ; M eador, 

2 2 0 Y a r d O a t h 

E stes f o u g h t u n d e r m a n y di f f i ­
culties, his last b o u t b ein g a t 2 :3 0 [ 
in th e m orning. T h e re w ere 
so 
m a n y e n t r a n t s in the tr y o u ts t h a t 
th e r e w ere 72 m a tc h e s in the elim ­
ination s.

E stes will r e t u r n to A ustin S u n ­
day, acco rd in g to F r a n k E s te s , 
his b ro th e r. 

_______

D e p a r tm e n ta l — W hite. E n g i ­
neer, f ir s t; O verall, Aeadem , sec­
on d ; W edd in gton , E n g in e e r, th ird ;
Holloway, A eadem , f o u r t h ; Bigg*,
E n g in e e r, fifth . Tim e 23.8 sec­
onds, Tim e 23.8,

F r a t e r n i t y — Mills, H a lf Moon, 
f i r s t ; Lynch, K a p p a Sig, secon d;

P a y Sum m er E xp en ses 
Have Liberal Surplus Taking 
Orders from Housewives

fo r

KLEANEZY
T he New Self- 
Wringer Mop with 
the Broad ^ 
Steel Plate

/ J ?

if* 
pleas­
ant, eat-y 
w»rk. No
e s p e r ie n c e 
needed Women 
r e c o g n i s e in ­
s t a n t l y Ok- tre ­
m endous L a b o r r a v ­
in e Qual* tie* tan! the 
Econom y ut this W onder
Mo®, O ur m ea take order* 
Jy~ ___
_ 
 
l r SO SD IOO w eekly Ut at
mean* a nice n u n for y-’n
d u rin g your v a ca tio n I t will 
brl® solve your pr-iDtetns of
education. Thin moil etwl* 
•to o p iaa. backa< He*, mttocie 
••.Uaio and alt the worries of 
aeMbbing. Bans aotleti Sooty 
torn h. nd» —- avoids ban- 
dun* dirty mw® water. 

 

 

 

J U S T T U R N T H E K N O B 
a n d I t W ill W r in g O u t D o lla r s 
A child'* tiny fingers can w nn# this Mo® drier ibm
R o b e rts, L ittle a roan'/etrtmg hand* ana wnlt*~U»* Tommlm* mo®
i t s the beat v a
■UMC IS low, u ru id u u ClUflUWJUa. a v N HH; IJTF-l va-

Price is bm . dem and tmfOBom. 

Cafe,

•o work you can find. Work a t Home. is yoni j

ISSI
*- ‘UC2 - r 
n or Travel, N m ran t >k- otd«r»
e 
■ 
y, n tudi a* y qi.ii
a */u* 
l o u r t n , A M .VII j . KE.. Tour til* country, if I ult*# yoni 
•■leal. laakuig v^peoaes an I a bi* ra rg lu i be#kle* 
| A - supply <o«n{Mete «efUng outfit— aa captt-fi ie 
I Haired, aa you wmpty i-.k.-.* order*.
KLEANEZY MOP
SENO T H IS COUPON POR FULL DETAILS
IX E A j CETV MOP ( O . D ept. 3SIA. LMpho*. O.

j

Send rat imm -dt.itrly. (HU detail* et your plan lo, 
I Watt* IC
J - ■ e a »««> I 
WMW* OIUW* lid 
taking order* l r BLEA KEST Mo®*. 
I ***• u.
malt.- vacaOon and a*ho*at capeayai vainly dana* 
coaoag vacaaott.

Mumm.......................... .........................
Adin.** 
Iowa. 

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Union Auditorium 

Insures Conventions

The Popular Narrow

MAN EATING SHARKS m . H Y IN G F IS H

TEXAS
BELTS

for Misses

98c

ALL SIZES

c - c c s b ., U N I V E R S

I T V

Regularly Priced at $ 1 .5 0 

who do not wear monocles, or say “Old Bean”. 

At the special price

Probably you would not even register surprise 

O n your first trip abroad, you arc doubtless 

prepared to sec lots of interesting things— icebergs, 

perhaps— exclusive French restaurants serving 

corned beef and cabbage—cultured Englishmen 

if you found high speed Otis elevators apparently 

as much at home on the Leviathan and other trans­

atlantic liners, as in the finest buildings in all parts 

of the world.

O T I S E L E V A T O R C O M P A N Y

Offices in A ll Principal Cities of the World

a T H E S T U D E N T S ’ S T O R E

P f

r n

I

Which Shape Do You Prefer?

T hese are tw o of m any popular ones w e show in hand 
m ade straw s that speak for them selves.

Don’t listen to th<i sparrow that .‘'inRs “cheap, cheap.” You don’t want 
a straw hat from his nest. A cheap si raw hat is either poorly made or 
it’s out of style and like a cheap suit of clothes, doesn’t fool anyone.

Get a Good Hat— They're Here
Sailor Straws
Cushion Sweat Hand
$4 $5
$3 

Soft Straws
Natural and Colored
$5 to $10
Take a look at tho summer suits while you’re here. 
Satisfaction Guaranteed

Stebbins & James

 G R A D U A T E 

.S T U D E N T S 

official Notice. | Orchesus Members
Present Program 
at Studio Evening

will 
pleas® n o t e t h a t T u e s d a y , M a y
I, is th e l a s t d a y on w h ic h a p p l i ­
c a t o r , ; c a n be m a d e f o r g r a d u a t e 
th e 
d e g re e * 
c o m in g J u n e C o m m e n c e m e n t . A p ­
p lic a tio n b la n k s m a y be h ad a t th e 
o f f ic e o f t h e D e a n o f t h e G r a d u a t e

t o b" c o n f e r r e d a t 

i 
a d v a n c e d 

O rc h e s u s g ir ls in p a s te l d a n c in g c o s tu m e s in th e G re e k
s t a n d i n g © gamma- manner of barefoot dancers recently gave th eir t i r s t studio

p o s tp o n e d 

a n d 

£ .

. 

f

B Y M A D E L I N E J A F F E

' 

* 

” 

" 

' ‘ 

offices o f the Registrar to 

li o n s will be g iv e n M ay 12 to is, evening of the r e a r to m embers of the U niversity faculty. U n i v e r i t y 
sen ce o f i
w ho h a s bee 
t h a t 
in s t itu te ' 
o f C a l i f o r n i a 
t u r e s h i p t h e r 
of 
.-ill be on 
I 
D r. B i a t‘ 
o f 
a b s e n c e fro m 
!y th e f i r s t h a l f o f 
T e x a s f o r of 
.!m i n g a t th e b e g i n ­
th e y e a r . r e t
n in g o f t h e s e c o n d s e m e s t e r . Dr. 
P i a t t w ill t e a c h i n g in t h e U n iv e r -
•mi of the
: sty d u r 
c o m in g

........................................................
R e g i s t r a r . e d b y E liz a b e th B a k e r , th e girl* o f m?!Sjc a j m 0 t i0 n. M a r y N e veil e 

Boy*. “ In m u sic , p o e try , s c u lp to r m g t h e a r t i s t u se s so m e ox­

Ai! peti ^erTiaj m e a n s of e x p re s s io n . 

To the rhy th m of a w altz p l a y - * 

le a v e 
th # U n i v e r s i t y 

H e e m p lo y s so m e 

o u r s e l v e s .
J 

E. J . M A T H E W S , 

t h e s e e x a m i n a t i o n *

l a t e r t h a n M ay 5 , 

mg
- j i n n i * r

‘com l I
session

to o l w ith

admit-1 m ust b* in R ^ i s tm e , o f l E f 'S e * « < * t0 f, f s h io n h i<! e m o tio n s a n d id e a s .’ In d a n c in g w e u se

idise.; take the examina'ions. 

lio n s to 

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take 

fill th

t a k e 

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FR ID A Y , A PR IL 27, 19:

F R I

" E v e r y ..either on the train, by car, 

- H E 'W : -
str, k

p o s s ib le ,” he c o n t i n u e ! . 
case is different, but there are “ hobo.”
m a n y c a s e s w h e r e it is d e s ira b le . 
a n ! t h e i r p a r e n t s a r e w i lli n g t h a t ; 
t h e y s h o u ld , th e n it w ill do m uc h 
to 
t h e nu r a l i t y * f our 
c o lleg e s a n d fc« Ip to do a w a y w ith 
rn any
e s es.

a b r - m a l 

u n h e a l t h j

im p r o v e 

m i n 

a n d 

■ 

DR. P I A T T A P P O I N T E D T O

t h e fir: 
I * a r in g 
s e ssion, 
next long
p r o fess*
a s s o c ia te
in 
t h e I n Ivt-raily 
b e e n a p p o i n t e d V 
('hi'

C H I C A G O S T A T E F A C U L T Y
the 
t e r m 1 
P i a t t .
hr. lh A
so p h y I 
o f phi 
has 
Ti xa
in 
11 e 
ch 
in 
t h e ab - 
vV. M o n ro e, 
a w a y f r o m 
I *nh e r s i t y 
? M ills Lee-

of

I

A f e w o f t h e p r o f e s s o r s hi 

b e e n c o n t e m p l a t i n g d is m is s in g 

ff r th e d a y . a n d g o in g to
‘ hen 

vs. W ith 

Fir ap 

th e Beaj
u ha-, v a g o o d - h o t to w in f ro
ti 

f o r 
T e x a s w h e n 
f ir s t tim e in n e w C l a r k F ie ld . 

t h e y m e e t 

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Sorority M atches in 

Tennis Reach Finals

Al,
Te;

fo r
Th!
to

• 

I : : 

r.o-r • 

ritv ten-i
nj m a te he- w ill b e held W e d n e s ­
d a y a f t e r n o o n a t 5 o 'cloc k a t th<
! -nick C o u r ts b e t w e e n A lp h a D el- . 
t a P i 
s o r o r i tie s . 

a n d A l p h a 

< hi O m e g a l l 

¥.

R e s u l t s in t h e s e m i- fi n a l m a t c h - K 
l a s t W e d n e s d a y a f t e r n o o n w e r e S | 
follow 's: A l p h a D e lt a Pi, r e p r o - J | 
f 
s a u t e d b y H u g h R o y B r o w n 
a b d ® 
1 1,, m a r is G r e e n , d e f e a t e d Pi B e t a ® 
Phi, 10-8; D e l t a Z e t a , r e p r e s e n t e d rn 
a n d M a r i a n ®
by A i d is M d a r k e y 
Mi I tow el I, 
O m e g a , l l

d e f e a t e d A l p h a C h i ® Mr
Br

foil
Evi
P rt
Mr
Av
Pei

A P P L I C A T I O N F O R A D V A N C E 

BAYLOR S T U D E N T S , P R O F S 
M IG R A T E T O A U S T IN TODAY
Sp*rial to The Daily 7 ran,

W A CO , April 26.— W h en B a y ­
lor m e e ts T e x a s in A ustin to m o r­
the Baylor cam ­
row a f te r n o o n , 
I ,
p u s will be p rac tica lly 
d eserted . 
T h e m a jo r ity of th e s t u d e n t body i ac c o rd in g to Dr. II. VV . H a r p e r ,
will g o 

D E G R E E S C L O S E S M A Y 
C a n d i d a t e s f o r a d v a n c e d d e g r e e s I 
t o b e a w a r d e d a t t h e J u n e 
com -] 
m e n c e m e n t o f t h e U n i v e r s i t y m u s t ] 
m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n b e f o r e M a y 

so m e w a y , d- a n o f t h e G r a d u a t e S choo l.

to A u s tin by

,,, 

tT 

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u

I

Call a n d see us at o u r new studio

I * A G E F O U R

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

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E4it«*l#-CWd

M iss E d ith ganef -m on o f B* rke- 
toy, C a l i f o r n i a , _ M i » L u c ille D a y , i £ 

Ila a* si s t Et iter anti Mis 

J*rnnie J iD o n a rt*

Chirt Editorial Writer tru ll a' Bro ..-♦a, I ii key, 

on
b e f o r e

M*r,*g«r of F a M k e t k *

*F; iu'c ~;T” B u M m g , 107
HENRY W. HARPER,

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The First College Oaily in the South

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Anon;-. 

Inc., «**'#ry mornme U N b t. Munday.

Bestar*, office*. B. Hall, 
E d i t o r : aff***. J. Kau. T * i « k « f
Fria ted by lb* U*i»rr»itj Fret*. A. C. Wrifbt. 
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Know About—

1.
2.
3.

T u r k ish R e lig i o u s T r ia l ?
G e n e r a l P e t e r W r a n g e l ? 
J a p a n e s e Marin#* ?

J'naetpmrs 0*QaIos 
Oieh. Vast isis •—- 
lames S Welch
Vifium L. McGill

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p 
Sraee 
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Q hU

V i r ,* . .' i Ix>!si* ftaethe, A ft. 1.1* r.T. B ta s in e i
Smith Bel I. Robert Bi Orick*. Adverts,*in* Solicitor*; W. P. D l t #
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t, S M N U n ; Char ** a. Wall***. Off!** Manager.

M*n«f*r;
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Maaa**r.

BtTSlXKSS STAPF

a T u r k i s h c o u r t on c h a r g e s o f r v r
h a v i n g explained t h e t e a c h i n g 
In 
I C h r i s t i a n i t y t o Turkish girls. 
I T u r k i s h 
as*
law t h i s is r e g a r d e d 
t h e s p r e a d i n g of religious propa­
ganda.

o f 

©PPA RT MENTAL EDITORS—ti: ad y • Whitley, 

A lth o u g h t h e t r i a l wa* c o m p l e t ­
ed W e d n e s d a y , t h e j u d g e will n o t 
lb Mi if* Bab QnwtreU. *port*.
u r n a v e r d i c t u n til A p ril 30.
r e t '
B h A « re-V .:ii* n RO*T*. Jr.. Lorena H m m * . J r ow * I* Br*S- n ^
IU £ * ^ 7 , * * * A rd;.* VhiUifi * B • I Sinker. George R*r.

Antoinette B o th M rn S a n d e r s o n 

Bill Rf*®. T B. Stubbs. 

J.** Toll!*. *®«l«ty .

ET rrORIAL BOARD-—H-i*n 
PRAT lf RE 

HcfifT 

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a n d

EDITORIAL STAFF 

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SOCIETY WRITERS— Adrienne FPba*b, Alen* Jacob*. E.emtor licker.*.*, Merer.

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M atroce Cerdaer --
it He® SirtUc*
Lo'tai®* i 
Ce— R*»«» —

- 
W. M. B * k -r —-
-
Jack Ca* — — 
Bagdad®* Charlton

 

I la y m a d e s p e e c h e s in t h e i r ow n 
d e f e n s e . Miss S a n d e r o n 
rig the
te d d ie u 
^ , r { s t u d e n t s w h e n 

t w a s a 

t e a c h e r in 

N e w T e s t a m e n t 
she
th e A m e r ic a n
S h e 
t h i s did n o t 
law sin c e

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

I*nae Editor
 —■___ Might Reporter
A «*t*t®at
A**i*t*nt
Assistant I the discusBtona were not held dur- Saturday. 
A**l*t»»t ||n ^ school hour*.

S ch ool f o r G ir l in B lo u s e s . 
held , h o w e v e r, 
i n t e r f e r e w ith T u r k i i h 

t h a t 

Scholarly Students

In d e f e n d i n g Mi** J e n n i e JU -J 

J 
I son, h e r T u r k i s h la w y e r p r o d u c e d 
t h r e e m edal* a w a r d e d h e r by th e 
h e r 
t h e services. He m a i n t a i n e d t h a t Min*
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t o r y c o n c e r n i n g th e edi- g o v e r n m e n t in r e c o g n itio n of 

lion of “ Pilgrim** Progress” which P r o f e s s o r J . B. W harey of 
English Department will have published this fall by the Oxford Pres*.
Professor W h ar y has been on leave of absence for the season 1027*
28,* and has spent most o f b b tim e fo lia tin g curly editions o f B u n ­
yan ’* famous work in the British Mane urn. The edition will be a co m ­
plete critical w ork based on all the edition*, eleven in number, which 
appeared during the lifetim e o f the author .

G e n e r a l P e t e r W rang* I. 

T he a n n o u n c e m e n t that the work w ill be published by the Oxford 
Press is a tribute to the excellence and integrity of Professor W har­
e s ’? scholarship as wed a- to the in tr in s i c value of the project which 
; be has u n d e r t a k e n . T h e n ee d f o r such a w o r k ha* b e e n a p p a r e n t fo r 

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l e a d e r o f t h e W h i t e s d u r i n g th e 
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in c re a sin g the e a rn in g e apaeities of th o se am bitious youth* w ho 

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such institution-- are s tu d e n ts. O r a t least they should 
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selves to be proficient scholars. The U n iv e rsity m a y con sid er itself 
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c h a i r m a n o f th** A th le tic C o u n c il as c a n d i d a t e s .

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a r ig id t e s t , g o v e r n e d by t h e r u le s o f c o n v e n t i o n a n d soc iety 

b ee n g o i n g o n b e t w e e n t h e n a t i o n - T exa gf A u s tin .
I a lis t a n d th e n o r t h e r n a r m i e s .

to p r o t e c t J a p a n e s e n a t i o n a l s j S o m e N o te s on R e c e n t T r e a t - j w o rld . 

P r o f . B . A. Botkin, U niversity of! doss b a d e h e r h a n d m a i d e n s 

ta i o f t h e G o d d e s s a n d t o o k 
S o p h is tic a t io n . 

F u r f r o m b o lo * a r u m o r * t a . p c c t . o n , t h m ' l a m i n a t i o n 

j a p a n also se nt t h r e e c o m p a n ie s

to p f S h a n t u n g w h e r e f ip h tu n r 

m e n ta l cap acity, b i t a u m he it lark in g in one e s - [ o f in f a n tr y f r o m T ientsin to Tsi- O klahom a, N orm an,
nun 

in O k la h o m a , ] s c a r f 

I O n a -'n* <■ * ie* 1,1 ItU 

p t i e m t i o n d u e hi-

l e a r n e d all 

t* am e;, -• •* 

to p r o t e c t 

Th*' P lay 

to a c h ie v e 

i n t e r e s t s 

a p p e a r e d in t h e w o rld .

t h r o u g h

___ I. 

I a r t y 

con I 

O k la. 

S he 

th e 

i? ^ 

t f 

> 

f 

’ 

in italy s ta te d ; it c a n o n ly be descrip tively d efin e d a* polish. 

rn & d . W h a t t h a t e ssential c h a ra c te r. L* consists o f c a n n o t be def- j s h a n t u n g ^ ^ E d w a r d F . ^ S ta n to n , 
Am erican consul, advised his eoun-
leave T sin a n w ith the 

W h e th e r o r n o t th e p re s e n t d ay con ception of th© college man is ] t r y m en to 

th e n a tion a lists in

c o n t r o l o f Y e n c h - | 
o w f u . 75 m iles to th e so u th . T h e J
n o r t h e r n a r m i e s h a v e b e e n d r iv e n

a |on(f a u th© b a ttle fro n ts.

Council.

 b 

t |U e )

^
T h e H e a d le s s R i d e r o f B o s q u e ; 
C o u n t y , M r. G. T. B l u d w o r th j 
S t a t e D e p a r t m e n t 
^ j stin . 

M e e t i n g 

o f 

th e 

H is to r y o f L oca l G r o u p

O r c h e s u s , 

t h e n a m e o f w h ich
c f E d u c a t e t i . ' I s d e r iv e d f ro m t h e G r e e k w o r d 
^o r d a n c i n g , is a n a t i o n a l s o c ie t y
f o r g irls w ho w ish 
to e x p r e s s
t h e m e d i u m
t h e m s e l v e s 

E x e c u t i v e 

t h r o u g h 

s- 

by P a u l C. O s c a n y a n , J r . , 
o p e r a t o r f o r t h e e x p e d iti o n .

JU D G E LIN D SE Y E N D O R SE S 

L IN C O L N , Nebr., — 

M A R R IA G E O F ST U D E N T S
( I P ) — 
of college m a r ­
“ T h e m a jo r ity 
ria g e s a r e a f o o d 
said 
J u d g e Ben B. L indsey, o ver the 
b r e a k f a s t ta b l e 
to a N e b ra sk a 
Daily r e p o r t e r h e r e re c e n tly .

th in g ,” 

“ I do n o t 

m art ages 
ionate m a rr ia g e would m ake 

college 
j u s t b ecau se co m p a n ­
it

ad v o c a te 

beside the question. T he fact is t h a t 

iniquitous o r e r ro m ous
college mar. is always judged, very o f te n too severely. Thy f ir t req-
u is i te t o s a t i s f y the con cep ts o f the m a jo rity is t h a t th e college m a n be 
well read. Not well read in the particular brar ch of work on which 
lie has concentrated in his college career, but well read in all branch- ; 
I t is taken for granted th at the average college man has a cer- j 
lf*. 
tam am ount of learning. The surgeon knows how to operate; 
the ; 
Isagnostician is well versed in the intricacies of the maladies of the ; 
hum an system; the brain specialist is considered to have a thorough 
/imowledge of the mental processes of this animated body. All t f f l H 
taken fo r granted and does not constitute the criterion by which the 
college men a re judged. The criterion has its foundation in m atter 
extraneous to the curriculum, 
g 

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Odds-
and

•Ends

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S a t u r d a y , A p r il 2 8 
I o ’C lock

I 

at 

Luncheon 

the U nive rsity! 
C a fe te ria . P la tes will be 50 ce n ts!
to J
each. Member** a r e invited 
I b r in g g uests. R eserv atio ns m ust I 
be m ade by F r id a y night. Miss J 
the Wee un I 
F a n n ie Rat; h fo rd a t 
F r a n k Dobie, 
L ib ra ry , or Mr. 
21361, will} 
telep ho ne 
n u m b e r 
I
m ake reservation s. 

IN a n a tte m p t to give the U niver-j A f t e r luncheon th e society will 

sity 
the 
The curriculum in most colleges, despite all averments to 
to-date 
in A m erica, th e new P o w e r Build-] Business session,
contrary, is becoming too specialized to permit of any but the most
ing. r e c e n tly com pleted, was de-1 E x p lo ra tio n s 
It stands to reason th a t when the dem ands of a 
n ecessary reading. 
, , , , a
s i g n e d a n d e r e c t e d u n d e r t h e h i - , o l o g y . P r o f J. E. P e a r c e , I n icer-
MitfWHi schedule ar- too burdensome, when too much concentrated p
Texas* Austin. Professor
♦research is required for a specific branch of study, very little tim e is j lesso r of mechanical engineering p earce wi}j illu stra te his talk with 
; exhibitions cl archaeological finds.
a t the* disposal of toe stu d en t. 
. , 
In dian m ounds
P ro fe sso r 
P earce. A utom obiles will be p r o ­
an
vided b u t everyo ne who has 
to bring 

T h e plans f o r the .structure w ere j 
o f le is u r e tim e Is ne c e ssa ry if every m an a to have a th o ro u g h ^ - ; driiWn by P ro fe sso r W e a v e r a f t e r ! 
q o a ir.tan c e with the modern and an cient lite ra tu re , h isto ry a n d phil- tw o y ears of s tu d y and calcula-
jpcopby. A n d when th e c u r ric u la r dem and s o f a system h ave become Hon of th e n e e d s of th e University

the m ost m o d e rn a n d up - 1 meet 
equ ip m en t o f a ny school; Hall, 

« - __ * i 
f Hal C. Weaver, pro* 

in Room 215 of G a rrison
n ot la te r th a n 2 o’clock. 

It will be adm itted th at a g reat deal 50 

Possibilities o f g ro w th 

E x c u rsio n
J * TCUr

in T*'xas Archae

in a u t o m o hiie 

is ex p e c te d 

* niverslty. 

d irection 

. „ n 

, t * 

. 
0

• „ 

m a n

of 

to 

_ 

^ 

_ 

. 

. 

. 

, 

. 

. 

I

*y th ey m ake it p ractically impossible for th e s tu d e n t t o * ^ 
so g r e a t t h e y
the n e a r f u tu r e . Mr hen his p lans ?
, 
.I 
' 
ling, no one will deny th a t this system is d e f e a t i n g 
do any reading, no wa* » .u •uvny n m ems nysvem is a e ie a u n g m e ; wcr<, com pleted 
t h e ; were c o m p |eU.d th e y w ere s u b m i t - } 11’ 
ted to the building com m ittee of
v e r y p u rp o se of cd dc .-it ion 
W e know th a t many men will no t a tte n d literatus ® o r philosophy ' the Board of R egents. B efore the 
| 
th e y
le c ta re * , b e g a z e th<y are mows .M en*.ted In economic o r scientific
I submitted thhrtt to a large '«»»•
. 
. . y
.... .. 
in
w ont, b a t these men should be given more opportunity to acquire the pany 0 f consulting engineers 
etittarv c f lite r a tu r e and philos*.-phy in th e ir leisure hours.— The Univ th** N orth, who sug gested only o n e .
O u i f M t H k 
in r r o f 'M o r W,.a . 
. iw nw iaw n, 
V. 

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

‘ .m inor r k . w 

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^ 

,, 

_ 

. 

, 

, 

. 

. 

L k A«Li 

To be sure that the University] 

ain ♦>,« v o n - 
th e ?>{ans M changed! 

T he preacher h ad been doing hts stu ff for nigh on two h o u rs ,L (, 

am i tim length of his sermon and the dryness o f the subject was be- w©r * again subm itted to an o th er
In fact, Deacon Beggs( who was group of engineer.-*. Again they
ginning togj| | on the congregation. 
...seated near the end of th* church, had dozed off. Finally th e minis- i 
” ne,w
o r.j?, one ‘-'hang® ,m 
Ur himself became exhausted, and ended the sermon with the aug-
theyj
hi. a m e n d e d ^ th** 
would agree with those first sug-
g eat|o n : 
I gusted by P ro f;.--o r W eaver.

We will close wifi a hor4, p r a y e r . Deacon Begv will h ad .” 

The Deacon a w o ke w ith a jerk and r* p- od 

‘It ai n’t my lead.

j u s t 

— E l e c t e d , 

. 

^

“ G iv e C o r n e r 

a C o r n e r 

o n

i Y o u r V 9 te /*

 

A_ . | 2g

S a t u r d a y , A p ril 

8 o ’c lo c k 
Y . M. C. A . A u d i t o r i u m

Some C h a ra c te ris tic s of Cow ­
boy Songs (sin g in g ). Prof. New­
ton Gaines, T ex as Christian Uni-

The Woman Who

I ...! W orth

I .o st
*|0Vlla Gonzales,

Her
St.

f o r ! M a r y s all, San Antonio,

T he Genius of Pecos BUI,

Mr

Mody C. B o atrig h t, U n iv ersity cf 
T e x a s, Austin.

Mr. F h h h a t k <>f the Sulphur*. 

J u d g e J. M. H e a v e r . E l Pa^o.

Bow ie a n d 

t h e Bow ie K n if e , 
Mr. P r a n k D obie, U n iv e r s it y o f 

; T e x a s , A u s tin .

T a ll Tails From the Plains, J 
E v e n s H aley , W e st T ex as T each 

I Cis’ College, Canyon, Texas.

Why the Managing Editor 
Is Best Qualified
The Texan T ype Reform
T h ir d of 1 , 0 0 6 R e a s o n s

THIS TYPE IS New Heads Are
USED ON TEXAN£as,ertoRead
Than Old Style
RLL LAST KEIlll vau^ anTintroduced

This T ype on
T exan

Hard to Read Upper Case 
Gothic Head Letters 
Above

IHI; ms Mllfl HEID

Small Pyramids Are Out 
Of Proportion to 
Other Lines

Saves Space For 
Copy

H®lf t h e 

S P E C I F I C I M P R O V E M E N T
im p r o v e m e n t on 
T h e T e x a n t h i i 
ha* 
y e a r 
b e e n d u e t o a c h a n g e o f t y p e 
m a d e by V a u g h a n . T h e t y p e 
w a* a v a i l a b l e to o t h e r man* 
a g i n g ed ito r* .

The Managing Editor 
D I C K V A U G H A N
T E X A N E D I T O R

f o r

G c3. B e n d c t t i 
C ity P a s s g r . A gt.

h is c a n d id a c y o n 

g a in e d 

t h r o u g h

y e a r s o f e x p e r ie n c e

G A R D I N E R

R e p o rte r on the G alv esto n D aily N ew s.

Editor, repo rter, a n d editorial w rite r on 

a w ee k ly paper.

Issue editor on I he D aily T e x a n .
Best assistan t issue editor on The D aily 

T e x a n in I 927 (p riz e c o n te s t).

C orrespond en t.
C an d id ate for B achelor of Jo u rn a lism 

degree th is ju n e .

V ote M ay I for th e b est of all g o od 

qualifications— g re a te r ability.

ANNOUNCING

T w o L o w Rates

SAN ANTONIO

2 0
R o u n d
T r ip

Round
T rip

L eave A ustin 3 :2 5 p. rn. 

or 7 :1 0 p. r n . ev ery S atu rd ay

Leave A ustin 4 :1 5 a. in.
o r 5 :1 0 a. rn. every Sunday

All tic k e ts good to return 

leave SaA A ntonio 

9 :0 0 p. rn. or l l :1 5 p. rn. Sunday night.

RIDE THE 
KATY
Leave A ustin 
earlier 
Stay longer San A ntonio

can be pur-, 
Tickets 
cb iced 
in advance a t 
city or depot o ffic e , t

I 

 FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1928.

T H E D A I L Y

T E X A N

ened by a persistent ringing 
of
the doorbell. Thinking something 
terrible must have happened, 
a 
few of them dressed sleepily and 
went downstairs. Two boys were 
waiting.

“ Have you made your Union 

pledgeV they 

inquired.

The I*ply was unprintable but 
in the negative, and they got the 
pledge. The same workers were 
abroad about 0 o ’clock the next 
morning, waking up members of 
other sororities.

Wa * in Hi s B a w l l i

Be it ena ct e d by t h e St udt at 

will not go into e ffe c t until Ma> 
2. and the present situation wil 
have to be met by the Board et
Publications as :n previ ous years 
This issue will be decided by the 
Honor Council at its meeting to

P u b l i c a t i o n s M a k e A w a r d *

A bill was also passed giving I 
t he 
t he n a ­
sin 
t h e publications. The 

t he Board of Publications 
•-oh* right 
t u r e of t he a w a r ds m a d e 4o 
de nt s on 
bill r ea ds as follows:

to deit cml ne 

Assembly 
Texas:

o f the I Diversity 

of 

a. Awa rd s to staff 
Article 6. 
me mbe rs of 
lilt" s t u d e n t public# 
tin ms shall be made by t he Board 
of Publications.

I J, and 

Pl an ; f o r 

Articles 6, 7, 8, a. 10, 

l l .
l l a r e h e re b y r epeal 
the polit c 
c a t a n a r e nmv comploti 
di g to the commit tee. ( 
will meet at tho open a 
at 7:15 o’clock Moi 
a p i i 
Tho ;o s t uder.ts 
pr«, shit ut y o f :h«' Ft ta 
i inturn w ill be al low> 
for •” minutes, 

t bet

all 
> d a t es I>* ing allow cd 
lites. Those s tu de nt

i > o

alien 

ii
d I)’

lhHi.';.-

in t rod u

g ho p e rm i t t ed 

ho 
who will preside, h u t 
to s 
f 
.. dales for yell leader 
i 
t wo m i n u t e s a n d h a d 
The o r d e r o f t h e speak 
d et e rm i ne d by the ord< 
t he va ri ou s offi ces a r 
t he ballot.

A lpha Phi Gives
I ea T hursday

Alpha Phi entertained with a 
formal tea at the chapter house 
Thursday afternoon 
4 : 0 
to 6:30 o ’clock.

from 

S O C I A L C A L E N D A R

F r i d a y , A p r i l 27

Alpha Tau Omega informal 

dance, Country Club, 9-12.

Grace Hall dance, Grace

Hall, 9-1.

In 

Skull 

the reciving 

Thompson, Mrs. 

line were the 
foil* wing: Artie May Sandifer, 
Eva 
E ve’ ’n 
Prendergast, Mrs. VV. D. Hunter 
Mrs. V. 
I, Moore, Mrs. W. L. 
Ayres, Adelaide Berwick, Nancy 
Petti s, and Minnie Pearl T h o m a s 
Those in the house party were 
A .A .L AX . G roup
Mrs. Y. L. Jones. Mrs. H. C.
Brins-, Mrs. N. J. N atfe, M f . E. M e e t s S a t u r d a y 

Driskiil hotel, 7-12.

S a t u r d a y , A p r i l 2 8
and Bones 

dinner

dance, Country ♦ lab, 7-12.

Tau Delta Phi dinner dance, 

German, K. C, Hall, 9-12.

>G. Berw ick, Mrs. J. L. Tulhs, - Its 
i Earl Mayfield, Mrs. Dan Moody., 

208 

lr. Y. Benedict, Mrs. F. B- Wlji m eet Saturday afternoon 
at 

rp-n(i ruva] section of A. A. I . W . 
in 
Mr.-. 
King, Mrs. J. A. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Education Building 
4 
Thro Bellmont, Mrs. George New- o ’clock, according to Miss Annie 
kirk, Mrs. W. J. J. Terrell, Mrs. Webb Blanton. The meetings of 
Paul Goldman, Miss Goldie H o r -u j,e group are held once a month, 
ton, Mrs. J. S. Myrick, and 
members* o f the sorority. 

The subject for discussion will 
be problems of rural school financ-
The reception room- were dec- mg. Miss Mary Shipp Saunders 
orated with roses, and the center- and Mrs. George F eller will lead 
piece in the dining room was <;f the discussion.^ ^ ^ 
pink roses. Pink candles in sil­
the room, 
ver holders 
lighted 
car-
the refreshments also 
and 

Julia Cockrell, a student in the 
University last term, has return­
ed for a visit, and will be hem 
for about three weeks.

! ried out the color scheme.

* * *

the 

high 

G oodnatured 

pressure 
methods were used in some o f the 
boys’ rooming houses. One young 
man had the misfortune to be tak­
ing a bath when the workers call­
ed, and thus at a 
d isadvantage, 
was unable to escape. Tile boys 
promptly annulated him with i y 
water until he promised to sign a 
pledge card.

Another sad case was that 
in 
which a si ghtly obese student was 
laid flat on the floor to the derti- 
ment o f his dignity and sat upon 
by a worker while the latter was 
delivering his little talk. He got 

I the pledge.

A ltogether the attitude of the 
student body toward the under­
taking was reported by the work­
ers as very good, and most of them 
gave cheerfully and freely, proud 
to help put across the bigge-t pro- 
ject ever undertaken by the cam- 
pus of the University of Texa?

Intramural Aid—

(Continued from Cage I)

K appa Delta to
H ave Banquet

Kappa Delta will have 

then 
banquet 
' annual Founder’s Day 
I Saturday evening, April 28. The 
I banquet will be at 8 o ’c l o c k
U n n u . t will bo at * 
in 
. . c o c k 
the Marie Antoinette room ot tn<
Stephen F, Austin Hotel. Alum­
from all parts of the state
nae 
v-il! be h^re for the w e e k - e n d .

* * *

U niversity Dames 

t T o Elect in May

The University Dames club m e t ,

I at a called meeting on Wednesday,
^ April 25, at the home of Mrs. K.
f S. W inslow.

The p u i pose o f the meeting was 
next! 

to announce that at 
m e e tin g , which will be the 8®c°m 
W ednesday in May, there will bo 
an election of officers. 
___

the 

Elsie Lee Sheffield has left for 
a 

her home 
in Galveston a fter 
visit at the Alpha Phi house.

Lucille Pope has Mary An- 
tho ny o f San Antonio as her guest 

,vl„.k. , n,!.

Epsilon 

chapter 
Beta Pi announces 
of J. e McAlpine of Goose Greek,!
Texas.

of Omegf
the plcdfCiTiR j t| on f or ;}:(j 

Alice Wood head 

the Zeta 
house is visiting at her home in 
Beaumont.

o f 

Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jackson of 
Beaumont were visitors the past j
v.eck-end in Austin. 

Katherine Jay of Houston Wl11 ' tions, ^ 1 .8 0 ; VV 

visit at the Zeta house the com ing' 
week-end.

New Salesmanship Methods 
Disclosed When Students 
Raise Funds in D r i v e

Thi 

later withdrawn 

uniform fund, and th** two glee 
clubs, to be added to the present j 
W. A. A. appropriation. 
motion was 
when it was made d e a r that none ; 
of tho organizations can at pros 
cut and preserve j 
ent bear the 
their financial integrity. Re cog-1 
nltion was made also of the pres­
ent financial burdens o f the Ath 
POLI­
TI m en’s intramurals.

! letic Council in refusing the 

C o m m i t t e e R e p o r ts

The report o f the blanket t a x 

on 

committee was a? follows: “ VV 
your committee 
appr opi lo­
tions, in accordance with the law 
of 
d • 
the Studt tit,-. Assembly, 
hereby submit fur your approval 
f ollowing a p p o r t i o n m e n t

Members o f the blanket 

tax 
c o m m i t t e e w e re J i m H am mo nd s 
Katherine R o c k a follow, and At 
t hin Bagh;,’.

Johnson Praises 

Ridley in Tests

C urtai l Club Star Declared 
Perfect Screen I ype

the 

One member of 

( ai tam 
Club, University dramatic organi­
zation! Miss Randle Ridley, a star 
of “ Dear Brutus,” which wa. 
fe a tly produced by t hat group, re­
.John 
ceived special praise from 
Leroy Johnson, movie man, who 
during the past three days 
ha 
I taken movie tests of ambitious stu-

j the blanket tax

‘>o • Texas

a th le t ic s I {jgn^g at the Driskiil hotel 

Students Publics-j 
. A. A. 45 c e n t s ; <]a y f o r New Oil ans, whei

leaving Austin Thin 

Before 

fund 

eight 

cents. 

also deemed 

uni- wjjj take tests of 

r e n t s Aune University, J o h n s o n 

students at Tu-
Longhorn band, 33 cents; 
form 
stated 
for band, 15 
Oratorical Association, 25 cents I that Miss Ridley was almost a tier 
glee club::, 19 cents; student gov-, feet type for the screen, being a 
em inent, 
It was 

ble by the committee to cut the ley appeared 
present apportionment 
Texas Student Publications 
view of the fact that the to r p o r - 1 tournam ent at Dallas 
ation has to provide 
num. iou: land that she received 
improvements in the next year. 
E l i g i b i l i t y R u l i n g P a s t e d 

I
iliad visa- j will be remembered that Miss Rid-
in Mallory’s “East 
on 
I beatus
\v< 
oxter 
| praise f or her work from Jill 

the of E den,” the Gun ain ( lul- 

in J try in the Texas Little 

brunette as well a: 

talented. 

last 

to 

of

By M A U R I C E G A R D N E R

“ ft can and will be done.
W ith this statement as 

their 
slog an , four hundred students of
th e University of Texas set out to 
raise $100,000 as tho ria en q u o - 1 himself a lieutenant 
ta fo r the building o f a I niv * 1 

J 

in the most approved 
little talk 
manner, and even went so far a u 
to fill out a pledge card, only 
to 
find that the “ prospect” had not
p i g g e d already, but was

editorial 

in the drive. I adopted by 

The resolution recently drawn 
up by the Board of Publications 
asking that it be relieved o f the 
duty of passing on the eligibility 
candidates was
of 
Que#:
as t o w h e t h e r
stop m e ? ” tion was raised 
j such a bill is retroactive or not.
.1 u t 11 <* »'*** * ‘ 
-----
I f not retroactive, it will go into 
e f f e c t immediately and th Homo 
Council will be requested by the 
president o f the Students Ass > 
elation to pass on the candidate*!
h oat 0f ^ie campaign, whose eligibility is now in q res­
x -

If it is retroactive, t 

the Asse rn blj;

«jjut w hy didn’t you 
triced the first worker. 

“ Oh, I bet another man a cup of 
c o ffe e you wouldn’t ask m e,” was 
the reply.

Divided into teams under 

num ber of 
nu m oe r ox 
w orkers, armed with a list of stud- j cjurjnjf 
ents, a package of pledge cards ; members of a sorority were awak- ’ tion. 

captains, 
w*-------- 

P a u l R e v e r e C a l l *
j About 12:30 o’clock one night

team 

a 
the

, V n i o n . 
In one week of intensive 
I w o r k they did it, and the inside 
glory o f the process involves many 

p * a t r a g i c and h u m or o us incident.

W I N S T O N 

IN H O U S T O N

Several students, who arc* 
left [lio n . 
ness Administration School, 
y e s t e r d a y for Houst on to attend ; t a k i n g courses under Dr. Winston

Dr. A. P. W i n s t o n , of the Buri-

i n te rna ti on al 

tradi

(riven- ais-* made tho trip.

PAGE FIVE

C O U R T E OUS - KR VI r n - t . h . w i l l i a m s & CO. - D E P E N D A B L E q u a l i t y

Thrift Day Friday Sales

DRESS VALUES 
EXTRA
Fl o w e re d Chiffon in till t h e b r ig h t 
lovely s h a d e s of S p r in g —

M any Lately A rrived - C arefully 
Selected Styles — Every Dress 
Exceptional V alue
EARLY SPRING 
DRESSES

< a n i o n 
(it ot <ji*i It 
F i g u r e d 
< 'V> in S

M o l l i u s o n I n d i a n

Print:',
I vt p t Faille.

Values up to $29.50

Special S lat Sale

/ ’o r F r i d a a (A S o l a . 'da a 
A PL a s i t i a v a r i e t y o f

Spring Hats

F o r m e r P r i c e s u p t o $ J 4 . 9 5
t >hu 

I Bi lid * oml.iinuti 'ii, 

: Bo c, I op 

•.od and Blaek, Small, nubhun

,1 I 

< .

$5.00

Spec Sal Lot
Silk Hose $1.69
L a d i e s All-Silk Chil foil of m e d i u m w ei gh t, light a n d d a r k s h a d e s . Sizes 
8 to IO.

Costume Jewelry 50c

d, pree n, blue, rose, E a r r i n g s Chokers, a nd Brooches.
..................................................................................................
mu tai 

:>0c
T T I. WILLIAMS & CO.

CONGRESS AVENUE AT FIFTH STREET

ELECT
Wendell O’Neal
T E X A N E DITOR

E m x n o n c e v 
( ’a n * I til

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ut Iv of.

NKW SI* A HK RS

‘The Friendly S to re”

Luedecke - Moll att Co.
A Lingerie Event

W orthy of your attention 

to prove 

themselves 

c WOrid" "hat the j 

-'-o«laim ed et
w e a r e r was a Union Buildei, set 
out 
in the 
field of salesmanship. They had 
an idea to sell, and a challenge to 
th e student body. They sold the 
idea, and the result will be a con- ^ 
c r e te reality— or rather three of ^ |= 
I
them . 

E f f i c i e n c y W a t c h w o r d

The watchword o f the o r g a n z a - = 
tion , which was stimulated by in- g 
ter-team competition, was efficien- ^ 
c y . The workers 
invaded every jj 
boarding house, dormitory, f r a - , | | 
t e r n ity and sorority house a b o u t < | 
th e campus, and no student could ^ 
| |
perm anently escape an invitation 
The workers lined the ^
to pledge. The workers lined rne , g p 
“ d r a g ” and the “ perip” during 
class hours, and managed to get in j |
a n effectiv e bit of free lance work. s
Much woe was the lot of the poor g
st u d e n t who made his pledge and h
t h e n ventured abroad without hi? n
“ Union Builder” button, for 
he g
w a s likely to be approached with j
a half dozen or so propositions §
b e fo r e he had gone a hundred tm
y a r d ,. Th* story i , told of on* 
v.orker who approached a 
a 
, 
lo o k in g prospect, presented 

1 1 

, 

Flowers—

Confiners and Brassiers
We are offering a broad assort­
ment of styles and materials in- 
rluding laces, satins, fancy ba­
tistes, and combinations of lace 
and satin.

49c to $3.25

a n d 

i C h i n e S t e D - i l l S
| L-1A >e a e C anine O t e p i n s
 Dainty garm ents of heavy
crepe de chine attractive­
laces, 
ly trimmed with 
flowers. 
ribbons, 
Shown in 
peach, 
rule, 
Q ] O C
tea rose 
Crepe de Chine 
Dance Sets
| < . n s b t m g of .tep-in and
I-.ll 
u|tt i K i l t garments, attractively
^ i g l | i m m „,, wUh lu(.e_ _

flesh, 

_

likely f o n f m w to match. 

aa

$2.95
I Silk C ostum e Slips
I G c o d 
radium,
quality 
1< cepe de chine and crepe 
friris, all with shadowproof 
ghem . Some lace trimmed.

I $2.95 — $4.75
J;W om en’s Two-Piece
Pajamas

llL o n g 
sleeve mannish 
g s ty le s ami slip-over sleeve­
in attractive 
l e s s styles 
| sprints.

Let N atu re ex­
ten­
the 
press 
der feelings —
8 a y i t w i t h 
flowers.
HILLYER’S
Flowers Wired 
All Over the World

J 

$2.95 to $5.95

Slipper Heel, pure dye sheer weight. 

In all the n e w ahadeSj

Kayser Hose

I 
I I Silk to the top. 
Ber pair 
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Specials 

.

Three Flowers Powder and 

I
g Certy* powder and 
H 

p e r f u m e 

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$1.95

 

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75c I
89c I

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rnISI

Sportive Frocks

In washable bilk broadt loth . . . 
sleeveless . . . in tho stripes favored for 
Sum m er . . . a comprehensive collec­
tion temptinRly priced at

15

G a r d e n Frocks for S u m m e r

Including washable crepes, pastel 
georgettes, new C h i l t o n prints, and 
sm art flat crepes are shown 
the 
same price group.

in 

JUNIOR SIZES 13 TO 20.

Dress Up Time

C heck u p on y o u r w a rd ro b e and see 

w h a t y o u a re going to need. Use T h e 

T e x a n as y o u r shopping guide. P ro ­

gressive M erch an ts of A u stin w h o 

w a n t stu d e n t business use T h e l e x a n 

as a m e ans of telling y o u w h at is new 

and strictly up to thc-m inute.

Shop Through 
The Texan

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

Lumpkin Favors 

Impartial Council

Class in Fencing 
Meets T oday 

to 
Plan Exhibition

as exes, ae cording” to J . A. Mc­
C u rd y , e x e c u t i v e s e c r e ta r y o f the 
E x - S tu d e n ts ' Association. 
Bert 
King, la w y e r o f W ichita Falls and
the U n iv e rsity , 
an e x -stue dn t o f 
was ap po in ted c h a irm a n 
the 
drive and Sam Holliday, b ro th e r 
o f R o b e rt L. Holliday o f the Board 
of R egents, is a ssisting Mr. K rig.

of 

A picnic fo r T e x a s exes was 
given S a tu r d a y a n d a b o u t 150 ex- 
s tu d e n ts w ere p re se n t. Dr. B e n e ­
dict add ressed th e g a th e r in g con- 
c e rn in g th e problem s of the U n i­
v e r s ity an d Mr. M cCurdy talked 
[a b o u t the Union drive.

Owls Favored 
To Take Dashes 
I And Long Runs

Steers Send Powerful 
Teams in Field 
And Weight*

Nam®

ber, H arris, W in d ro w , Mondri 
Vestal, Dickerson, Coorie, Call

W right. Pressor*, M an ag er 
T r a in e r Kelley a n d Coach 
field.

lead! 

C a p ta in Sm ith h 
»f>r cin der p a th star** 
1 
' th - y e a r w ith Leo I 
behind I
rning in close 

T o t a l
]* 1.4

Longhorns Doped 

To Win Owl Meet 
By Narrow Margin

James Lumpkin 
Announces For 
Academ Council

Judicious 

Execution 

Of Duty Promised 
By Candidate

Galloway, Roy 
Dagga id, Rufus 
Hammond, R. VV. 
Hargis, H e rb ert
Harris, P e r r y

K enn eth 
.L 

Lamia, J. 
,
Meadow*, J. I. 
d o n 4 fix , F ra n k 
Marsh, George 
Saks, I.. B.
Pressor*, W ilbur 
Shepherd, G a rla n d 
bto db erg . F red 
sm ith , C. B.
V e n a l, Byron

T o t a l in t r a c k e v e n t * 2 2 
8
S h o t p u t 
8
D i t c u * 
5
J a v e l i n 
3
Pol® V a u l t 
5
H i g h 
j u m p 
8
B r o a d j u m p 

T o t a l 

i n f i e l d r » m l i 3 7 

l l 
T O T A L . T e x * * 5 9 , R . c e 5 8

Frogs Prepare for 

Aggie Game Friday

Stovalls Beat 
Delta Taus in 
- F i n a l s
Semi 

hotly 

co nte ste d 
th e mo t 
this 
1 seen on local c o u r ts 
r. S to v a ll’s 
team , composed 
y e ti and Fitch, d e f e a te d Del- 
iu D elta, f r a t e r n i t y eham p- 
T h u rsd a y in the semi-final* 
ram ural tennis. As a re sult, 
a ill m e e t th e E n g in e e r team 
a f te r n o o n to decide the 
la 
p .on -hip of the U niversity, 
rguson an d Fbiu g h e rty of the 
te am w< re rig h t in the first 
.< ta, a n d it looked like 
f o r 
de as if th'* m atch would be 
ch fo r them . Ferg u so n had

in tru- w in n in g of the 
factor 
'•■mty cham pion ship w orking 
p e rfe c tio n , and D a u g h e rty was 
eking th e ball to all so rts of

T h i r d S e t

T h en, in th e th ird et, the c o n - 1 

te-t ad vanced to th " crucial stage. 
Ferguson w as se rv in g 
the 
f r a te r n ity te a m needed only one 
point to win th e game, th e set. the 
m atch, and the right to e n te r the 
U niversity 

finals.

and 

But the Stovall boys were not 
to be outdone so easily. 
T hey 
won the point in question. F u rth - 
strug gle, 
o.m o re , a f t e r 
they won 
From 
the 
then on it was a d i f f e r e n t story. 
B oyett and P itc h wore all over 
the cou rt, ami the f o r m e r s ta rre d 
o fte n with his slashing n e t play.
S t o v a l l * W i n !

a hard 
set, 10-8. 

T he D elta T a u s seem ed to lose 
in 
heart an d were novel a g a in 
’<*riking d istan ce of victory, 
th e 
final score being 2-6, 2-6, 10-8,

a 

In this m atch, which was som e­
w hat o f an upset, B o y e tt 
a nd 
I >f h b e a t a team which Urn been 
showing qu ite a bit o f class, and I 
if th e y can co ntin ue to play 
they did T h u r s d a y , tim title of Uni- 
t he irs hy S a tu rd a y . T h e powe* 
versify cham pion s o u g h t 
of th e 
te a m will be a p p re c ia te d 
Md! m ore when it is recalled t h a t 
Boyett, th e s ta r of th e com b in a­
tion, was to o ill to he o u t of bed 
VV cd ne sd ay, and le f t the hospital 
to play this match.

to b e l 

show ing 

From th e 

he made 
T hursday, lie o u g h t to be a w on ­
der v. h en in condition, which does I 
the Fngi- I
not look so good f o r 
rn ors.

Wichita Falls Exes 

Launch Union Drive

The U n iv e rsity U nion cam paign 
w as launched in W ichita Falls on 
Monday at a lun ch eon of the Tex-

AL
J O L S O N

C O M I N G

“ The Jazz Singer 

W ith

Vitaphone U .I*

Se® H im ! 
Hear Him!
It** M ore T han 
a p i c t u r e ! 

" J S
u 3

m 
I
 
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QUEEN

Aggies Among First 

To Enter Golf Meet

“ G i v e C o r n e r 

C o m e r 

o n S trickland

Your V ote.”

 

F R I D A Y , APRIL 27, 191Mf.
 
Ashbel Names Payne 
As New President

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•* As i • 

a f t e r n o ^ ^ R 

low ing y e a r was held at a c a l ^ H J 
meet 
' f 
society W e d n e sd a y 
Those ele c te d a r e : S a ra h P a y s ,
v •%» 
p r e s i d e n t ; Ned t a N e w k itk . 
p re sid e n t a n d chn r m an < £ 
he
p 

i nard, s e c r e ta r y ; Mary Rio 4® j 

e ra ; ; c o m m itte e ; Nancy T ai>w 

Steele, 
t r e a s u r e r ; E d ith 
b e r g e r and Bes:- OI sen, s e r g e a n t ^ * 
a t-arm s.

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A p ro g ra m will b e given a t th# 
r e g u l a r m eeting to be held rn yt 
W ednesday. Flans f o r th e ope 11- 
ing m e e tin g to be held in May w : t t 
be made. All m em bers a r e uv.o-B 
to be i resen t.

Ride t h e G r e y h o u n d s

E x s u r c i o n C o a c h e s , N o r t h a t 9 : 5 0 A 
a n d 9 : 5 0 P . M . D a i l y .

To W a c o 
To D a ll a s or
F t W o r t h 

..... 

$2

$4

R e g u l a r C o a c h e s N o r t h a t r e g u l a r p r i c M 
at 6 :5 0 A. M and 12:50 P M . 3:50 i i 
M., 
Southbound 
Coaches 6 :3 0 A. M., NUO A. M. 9:30 M 
M., 11:30 A. M , and 2 :3 0 P. M., 4 MU 
P. M., and 5 :3 0 P. M.

P. M. 

6 .5 0 

and 

S o u t h l a n d - Red Ball 
M o to r Bus C o m p a n y

IOO 

I 

7 t h S t . 

P h o n e 8 4 6 #

— and other hot w eather elo-f 

thes including all new suit:< r 

ceived this season from Society! 

Brand, Rosenwald & Weil, | 

Godchaux and other famous 

makers are reduced during ouii 

great

Fake advantage of your limit-1 

ed time to purchase one of J 

these splendid new suits while! 

they ate reduced.

T hree button coats in trop­

ical worsteds, linens, poplins, 

silks, crashes- -all at reduced 

prices.

Y o u D o n ’t W a i t o n U»

just to Suit Your Taste

to 
You'll find everything ut P. K .’s—even 
such details as rail maple syrup f* r leaf firs 
and cool, crispness of lettuce for sandwiches
and salads.

S e r v i c e t h e W h o l e N i g h t

P . 

K.Sandwich Shop

O P P O S I T E H A N C O C K T H E A T E R 

H a m b u r g e r S h o p a t D e e p E d d y

HARRELLS
All Straw Hats Reduced

HAROLD TEEN—TURTLE DOVES—NOTHING LESS

'CIVE. MISS. KATTlT 

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WIGHT U P T O

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C O U P L E T ' G B 

r e a l c h u m m y !

P A Y N E

The Co-ed

I n B l a c k

T h e A u s t in A m erican 
P ay ne was reporter 
trial news reporter.

was satisfied w h en —
, feature w riter, and indus

The W ichita l imes was satisfied w h e n —

P ayn e was a representative of th a t paper as < 
new s writer and general correspondent.

T h e Breckenridge D em ocrat was satisfied w hen 

P ay ne edited that paper.

Tlie Daily T**xan w*as satisfied w h e n —

issue editor, so he w as 
P a y n e was assistant 
p ro m p tly prom oted to issue editor of the S u n ­
day T ex an , the largest p a p e r each week.

Payne promises that same satisfaction if elected

Editor-in-C hief

B l o n d e

Ex a c tl y a s s h o w n

A Real Beauty

little 

pum p 
is this chic 
with high heels, 
the c u t ­
outs a n d d a in ty , design 
are p e rfe c t 
for 
S p rin g 
S u m m e r - — 
and 
Ask to see it.

in style 

t h a t 
proves a g a in 
This 
Davy’* has b e t t e r values 
—-such values 
a r e m ade 
possible by o u r low re n t 
and larg e volume.

THE DAILY TEXAN
Vote May I

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