r n ................. ......... ,| _ _ ■_________________ u n — ^ . . . . - - - .;-< •■■ . m N e w s Coverage by a Competent Staff of University Students Makes THE D A I L Y T E X A N the Most Complete Medium for News of Campus Happenings s P H O N E I T IN I N e w s ... . A f t e r IO P. M ........... .......... Classified Ads ............................ ......... D is p la y A ds ................................. .......... Cir c ul at io n .......... .......... _ ------- ------ 9 1 8 7 2 3 1 6 5 2 3 1 6 4 2 3 1 6 1 ell* Dai hi Ztxmx The First College Daily in the South A U S T I N , T E X A S , F R I D A Y , M A Y 24, 1 9 2 9 . S I X P A G E S T O D A Y The Weather j Fr i d a y : C l o u d y wi t h leat- t e re d i h o w e r i , C A C T U S D IS T R IB U T IO N ANNOUNCEMENT T IM E : I p. in. T o d d y PL A C E : B. Hall R U L E S : N o . 2 0 2 CACTUS DISTRIBUTED ATI O’CLOCK 3,100 Copies of Book T o Bo G iven O u t AT B. HALL Personal C hecks Not A ccepted in P a y m e n t 'N * jV O L. X X X EXAMINATIONS TIMED EA R LY FO R 21 Spanish ( l a s s e s G iven f in a ls T o d ay OEGIN SATURDAY Sc Cedule D eterm ined By G rouping System T h e r eg ul a r series of final exarui nat io ns for the c u r r e n t s e m e s t e r w ill. s t a r t S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g at 9 o’clock w h e n all cia -: cs t h a t regularly m ee t at 10 o'clock on Tuesday, T h u r s ­ day, an d S a tu rd a y will be given t h o r exam inations. S a tu r d a y aftern oon all T u e s d a y , T h u r s d a y and S a tu rd a y classes that m eet a t 11 o’clock will ta k e th e n nine Sp a n ish A classes and th e tw elve 11 in n i I < fasces will be given uni 2 o'clock examination*. T he P ro fesso rs Bow T o S tu d e n ts A b s e n t-JVI indedness in a ppa re ntly The t r a d i t i o n a l absent m in d ­ ed professor h a s nothing on h i s erstw hile charges at the U n iv e rsity , mute te s ti­ mony o f f e r e d by the num ber of at t i d e s t u r n e d in daily at the lost a n d - f o u rid office shows. E verything f r o m coin purses to tennis shoes, fro m compacts to spectacles, D o m key-rings to hat”, is fo u n d in the collection of articles t h a t aw aits the com ­ ing of th e o w n e rs. Relatively speaking, it would seem th a t t h e artic le s most apt to be lost a r e those fo r which the student c herish es tho least affection, f o r , while at p re se n t I there a r e o r r y 6 vanities, fr a te rn ity tennis racquet, t h e r e a r e 50 textbooks, 20 notebooks, an d 8 pieces of head-gear. l i n g . and I VISITING PROF WILL LECTURE TO GEOLOGISTS LECTURE TO BE GIVEN TONIGHT BY DAUGHERTY ‘P u m p in g Oils at I ligh Is V isco sity” I opic SMOKER TO BE HELD L ectu rer Stops I lore En R o u te C alifornia to “ E x p e r i m e n t a l Work on P u m p i n g Oils at High Viscus a ity” will be the subject of lecture by Robert L. Daugh- | erty, pro l essor of mechanical at t h e Ca li fo r­ en gi nee rin g this nia In s titu te o f Technology, Frid ay night a t 7:30 o’clock in Biology Building, room 12. Mr. D a u g h e rty is a national a u th o r ity tu rb in e s and pum p on h yd rau lic designs and one of the vice p re s­ idents of the National M echani­ cal E n g in e e rs A semi I l i o n . schedule exam ination F r id a y . The rn exam ination a t is w o rk e d ou t un der a g ro up in g sys­ tem . All classes th a t re g u la r ly m e e t a t the same h ou r a r e assign- cd the same group number. Mon-j day, W ednesday, clas < s are given odd g ro u p n o i o - ] standing a u t h o ri ti e s on the her:-, a n d the classes on the other geography a n d physiography day re tu r n in g from a m e etin g of the A m e ric a n] Society of E n g in e e r s ’ council at ; R ochester, New York, and is mak ing a special stop to leet.ure a t the) U n iversity en rou te to C a lif o r n i a .I The d e p a r tm e n ts of m echanical I F r id a y Los Angeles, one of the out -1 and civil e n g in e e rin g arc spun so r- ing ti)1' lecture. A sm oker will be held A u th o rity to I alk on T exas P h y sio g rap h y A n d G eo g rap h y ------ ---- in h o n o r of Mr. D a u g h e r t y ’ y follow ing the lecture. Pr of es so r Ro ber t r . Hill of the even numbers. Mr. D a u g h e r ty an d is give 0 f T e x a s , w i l l g i v e a l e c t u r e * Friday a t 11 o’clock in Main Building, ro o m 306, on his work in Texas g e o l o g y . All stu d e n ts,, and especially tho se interested in the d e v e lo p m e n t of Texas, are in­ vited to a t t e n d , according lo Dr jYerierick S im p n d s, professor of FITZGERALD GOES TO GEORGETOWN M onday classes th a t m e e t a t 8 o ’clock, fo r example, b elo ng to g r o u p I, and will take th e e x a m i­ n a tio n s T uesd ay a fte rn o o n . The tim e each group will have its e x ­ a m in a tio n the R e g i s t r a r s office. As l u r as it is possible g roups larg* a r e p a cd du ring the f i r s t p a r t e t e x a m in a tio n week. is determ ined by th a t co n ta in n u m b e r of senior courses] D r/ Hill w a s chairman of A v erag e S tudent VYalks 634 Miles A Y ear on C am pus Have you got th a t tired f e e l­ If you have, don’t blam e ing? it on or the sp r in g w eath er •he a p p ro ac h in g examinations. If you You are jus! tired out. a re the a v e ra g e stud e nt, you have walked 634 miles and a 1»I fie* l i v r e this year, In o th e r words, you have walked a dis­ tance equal to a trip from Ans fii to F o rt W o rth , hack to A us­ tin, and to F o r t W orth again. and was courses, the s t u d e n t m eets in The a v e ra g e s tu d e n t carries a five lectu re In m e e tin g these class­ “ lab .” es, it has been found th a t the stu dent m e an d e rs from side to *ide of the c a m p a l. A t y p o ta k e n in filet ca’ c a 1: two hich •lasses th e Main Building two in the Education Building one iii G a rrison Hall, m eets a •aboratory in th e Main Building and goes to th e L ibrary each In making the flay to study. rounds of classes, in m e e tin g laboratory, and in going to the Library, the stu d e n t walks m o n than (KM miles on the cam pus lone. E X -STUDENTS RETURN HERE FOR SERVICES i J n i V O r S l t v Y .M .C .A . to n De H e a d q u a rte rs O f R eunion . l l J un e I, 2, an d 3 a r e t he j dates of th e F o r ty - th i r d A n ­ nual Commencement e x e r c is e os of the University, d u r i n g which will be beld fh<' annual GRADUATION EXERCISES TO BE IN STADIUM M onrlay Evening, June 3, Is D ate of A ffa ir ALUMNI DAY JUNE I D r . Jacobs to Deliver j 13accalau rcate S erm o n The F o r t y - t h i r d A n n u a I Commencement e x c i s e tv ii. be held Monday even mr, dune 3, at tho T e x a s ' Memorial Stadium, acc ording to Dr. H. C. II Ranted, c h a i r m a n of the com m encem ent com m ittee. he second The Universe,y procession v i l the e a st side of the! t a r t from Stadium. It will in* led hy mom j lo rn of the Board o f Regents, slate the p ie d - j officials and visitors, dent, ami the d ea n s of the variou j schools and col egos. T 1 e general I faculty will line. Next, the following g roups will ap- I th e ir respective o rd e rs;! p ea r 1. Doc tora, m asters, aud g n up' j o f ca n dida tes from the College of A rts and Sciences. 2. Engineers. 3. G ra d u a te s of pharm acy. 4. Bachelors of education. 5 I titra tio n . Bachelors of business adm in-; in in 6. Law g ra d u a te s. Presiden t II. Y. Benedict will , co nfer degrees up on ap prox im ate I Iv six h u nd re d candidates. A n ­ n ou n c e m e n t is to he made of the] the name ; of men appointed to Re e a r t h thi.s year. f ellowships for Friday , May 24, at Span h A 1 : G . H. I Sp a n ish A.2: G. H. I Spanish A.3; Law B. 103 Spanish A .5: Law B. 103 S panish A R: G. IL I Spanish A .8: Law B. 103 Span ish A O: G. II, I S p a n i s h A. 12: M, B. 205 Spanish A .13: M. B. 306 Spanish L l : M. B. 306 Spanish 1.2: G. H. t Spanish 1.3: Law B. 103 S t y l i s h 1.4: Law B. 103 Ii C t : Law ii 103 I-. • Sp a n ish 1.6: G. H. I S pan ish 1.7: I*aw B. 103 Spanish 1.8: M. B. 306 [Spanish 1.10: Law B. 103 S pan ish L U : M. B. 306 Span h 1.13; Law B. 103 Spani. ti E l 5: M. B. 205 BUA PICNIC TO BE \ I ELD AT BARTONS fa c u lty of the School of T h f the on ess Adminii ration a n d e.su of Business R esearch will H aiti with their a n n u a l picnic th is F r i d a y a t B a rto n Springs evening. Swim m ing, games, and d i n n e r at 6 o ’clock will be f e a tu r e s of th e occasion. a geology Dr. week and is c o n f e r r in g with Bureau of E c on om ic Geology. .1. A. F itzgerald , do in of the* School o f Business A dm inistra- Alumni Day is to be held S a t u r ­ It will begin with a d e p a rtm e n t ^ ^ g e o l'o g y ^ a t^ h c Urb-j d o n will go to G eorgetow n Mon- meeting of t h e K x - S l u d e n t s ’ ; g e n c r a l “g e t- to g e th e r ” m eetin g at i l d Y. M. C. A. library from 9 j versity fro m I RSH to 1890. He is to 11 o’clock a. rn. O th e r fe a tu re s I visiting old f r i e n d s in Austin this o f the re union a re the annual busi­ the ness session of the E x -S tu d e n ts’ As ©elation, to he held between I I and I o’clock in the Y. M. C, A. luncheon aud itorium , an a lum ni the I rom I climax of a barbecue on the c am p us from 6 to to re p re se n t G e o r g e - ] Association. T his year m arks the qu in qu en nial the classes of 1884, 1880. 1894, 1899, 1904, 1909, 191 4, 1919, 1924 in pa rticular. day, J u n e tow n College, K e ntucky, a t th e i n ­ a u g u ra tio n o f King Vivion as p re s id e n t of S o u th w e ste rn U n i­ versity. to In v ita tio n s have been s»*nt ly and is c r e d i te d with more all the le a d in g colleges a nd uni- two h u n d re d hooks For 40 y e a r s h e was a member of] v e r i t i e s to send re p r e s e n ta tiv e s the United S t a t e s Geological S u r - i t o th e in auguraldon, and Dr. Fits- vev. He has also been a m em ber gerald was elected to re p r e s e n t the* G eorgetow n ( allege w here he did of the T e x a s Geologic his un der g r a d u a te work. Dr. Hill h a s w ritten ex tensive­ th an on geology. is th e y ! 7:30 o'clock in the ■evening, to 2 o’clock, and, as day, Ju n e J. reunion of Survey. — ^ ------ First the d a y ’s program , GOES TO HOUSTON MISS WINNIE ALLEN chived o f th e library, *day a f t e r n o o n Miss W innie Allen, a ssis ta n t a r ­ le ft Wed- fo r H ou ston The U niversity Y. M. C. A. has been decided upon as the h e a d ­ q u a rte rs o f the re-union, on ac­ co un t of its con ven ient location. All ex-stu dents are urged to r e g ­ later a t this plan” as soon a rrive, in o r d e r to facilitate locat-j Dr. William S ta te s Jacobs, pas ing each o th e r. Tim Y. M. C. A., ( to r of the in the lobby, is the scene o f an in- j Church of H ouston, will deliver formal g e t- to g e th e r from 9 to 11 : th« bac calean r«mte address at 8 Monday m o rn in g before the of fie- j o ’clock S unday evening J u n e 2, at In case ial exercises of Alumni Day. The a n n u a l b u s i n e s s m e e ting of j of rain the services are to be held the E x -S tu d e n ts’ Association will at the U niversity B aptist Church. Dr. J a c o b s has held his past o rate be held from 11 to I in the Y. M. r e ­ where she will a tte n d the g r a d u a - ; q a u d ito riu m . The main busi- and t:on exercises of her sister. She j ness consists of the annual r e p o rts wili r e t u r n t o the c am p us to d a y . of the p re s id e n t and s e c r e ta r y and ] m aster of a r t s d eg rees from Brea­ b y te rian College, South C arolina, the a n n o u n c e m e n t of the outcom e in 1890 and 1892, respectively* mem- of He received his bachelor of la w , y e a r hers and o ffic e rs de g re e a t the U niversity of .South : 1929-30. ( ‘a rolina in 1893. He took a m a s­ t e r of a r ts degree and a doctor of philosophy degree from W e stm in­ s te r College, F u lto n , Missouri, in 1896. A ustin College c on fe rred upon him the d e g re e of do ctor of divinity in 1909. will •loc k M onday Might at the Uni- j be the place of the alumni lunch- i . _ to eon luncheon I I S I G M A D E L T A CHI M E E T S Sigma D dlta Chi, m en’s h o n o r ­ f r a te r n ity , will 6:3 0 . at I o clock. This m r T u r n to P a g e 4, Col. 5 _ _ in H ouston since 1906. He ceived his bachelor of a rts ary hold a business m eeting at according . " : Louis Bae he, president. The U n iversity C a f e te r ia ; the M emorial Stadium . the election of council for the * r* i , , , , _ ___ r e ,. _ 1 , . Frankfurter to Give S. R. D. YEARBOOK TO BE OUT SOON The S a r d in e , the Scottish R ite] y e a rb o o k , will be dis- n< Dormitory tributed F r i d a y or S a tu rd a y of this week, a c c o rd in g to E v e r e tta j Love, edito r. . . n . , , . . . . ... ... j o u r n a l int ic O ther m e m b e r s of the s ta f f are Mao Baldw in, business m a n a g e r; j Mary R uth H olm es, asociale edi-j to r ; F aye F o o te , fe atu re e d ito r; Thelma K ing a n d M argaret Jo h n s _ son, h u m o r e d it o r s ; Nelda Mar- 0 ( V versify Commons, burger, a r t e d i t o r ; D ons Baugh, ; assistant a r t e d i t o r ; Christine E l l i s ; J and F a n n ie Mae Novit, calen d a r editors; R u b y Lewis and F a n n ie Levy, s e n io r e d ito r s ; Lucille Davis lite r a ry and A lexine C raw fo rd, editors; A n n e McCracken, Joel Barnhart!, M a r j o r ie Fuqua, D or­ and othy C oker, T h e lm a King, Daisy P r u i t t , the to business m a n a g e r . assistants * Lectures Next Spring i Ol i na; Dr. Jacolx* has hold p a sto ra te s J in Nashville, T e n n e sse e ; Columbus, Mississippi; Edgefield, South Car- a m em ber o f Pi K appa Alpha f r a ­ te rn ity , th e S h r i n e s , and K nights of Pythias, and is a thirty-second degree Mason. a nd H ouston. He is o El .LIOT TO TEACH Th** book c o n ta in s a senior and grad uate s e c tio n , fe atu re section, P r o f e s s o r Felix F r a n k f u r t e r of H a r v a r d Un iversity, Ca m br id ge , h a s accepted th e School of Law the invi- C L A S S E S A T C A M P calendar section, humor section,• tat ion of the public lectures committee to set vc ag visiting I p y v p p p c A h n F D T O „ r and a favorite section with pie ; lecturer f o r the academic y e a r 1 9 2 9 - 3 0 . i i v m / r n e i T v i i n n Ile will deliver a series of five lectures d u r i n g some week in the s p r in g term.! —--------------------------- :-------------- ♦ T h e exac t dat es and su bjects f l V I JTM U l m l O / ' T U I A V C X / V V MV - W I mmtm V S \ i J t »■-» IH I ~ - I ma Phi. I g j o o f n a ’h im will inst Anne Elliot, junior in the U n i - i tore* o f Catherine Florey. Mae m r it v and m em b er of T h e ta S ig - 1 Baldwin, B ess Olson, Joseph in e ma Phi. hono rary and p r o f e s s i o n a l ] Pollard, R o sa lia Kibbe, Mary Ruth !i*m f r a te r n ity f o r w om en. Holm"*, a n d M ary Jo Cole. . — I in s tru c t classes in h o r s e b a c k ] O ther f e a t u r e s are in te re stin g ti id ing and swimming this su m m e r cartoons o f d o r m ito ry life c o n trib -; ut Cam p Mystic, 18 miles from ated by D o ris B augh, in te rio r a n d ’ Kerrville. Miss Elliot will con- exterio r v ie w s o f the d orm ito ry ,] ■nu** to w rite articles for news- and a poem , e n title d “ Thank:-.” by m e r d u rin g vacation. Presid ent H. Y. Benedict. A Bird’s-Eye View UNIVERSITY OIL PRICES ADVANCE R eports received fro m E r n s t I official la n d E rn st, o f Houston, a u d ito rs f o r the U n iv ersity of Texas, by J . W, Calhoun, c o m p ­ troller, s ta te d W edn esd ay t h a t oil I prices on U niversity l a m b had ad- j canoed a b o u t fifty p e r cent. H A R W O O D P H IL L IP S , d e n y in g J charm ing b e s t By th** Campus B uzzard Oil in the C ran e Field a d va nc e d to $1.02 p e r b arre !.] to induce a little Price® on the oil in Reagan Field t h a t he sinks “ Memphis ; blonde to go swimming with him. ] oil a r e g e n e ra lly h ig her th a n th a t A N N E M T. RA CK EN and J A C K I of the C ra n e Field a s it is a some- ] fro m $.65 office of the Austin S t a te s m a n | must He love. {S TA P L ES m e a n d e r in g across a ro u n d ] campus. A N N E herself says th e what h ig h e r quality o f oil. i t Oil roy alties f o r • April were $120,000. W. R. Long, Auditor,* •um ors lines” in a m an n e r riv a le d only r Sophie Tucker. B E T T Y COLT riding set] of the i later. “Professor lectures Will be The J. A. Rose papers, consist correspondence ing of personal and p am ph lets g ath e re d d u rin g Mr. the G range, have know n of law of f r a n k f u r t e r is] Rose’s long connection with one of the th e I Alliance and the best the you ng er s tu d e n ts __________ t e e n received by these papers will be j n jJjbr a r y - United S ta te s and is the a u th o r o f a u th o rita tiv e books and artic le s on found m ate ria ls fo r th e history of various legal su b je c ts,” says Dr. the G range in Texas from the o r ­ A aron S c h a ffe r, chairm an of the ganization of th e first local unit public le c tu res com m ittee. a t Salado until th e death of Mr. Rose a few y e a rs ago. th e in the U niversity is Dr. F r a n k f u r t e r third law pro fe ssor to hold the visiting lectureship of th e U niversity of T exas; the o th e r tw o were Dean Roscoe P o u n d o f H a rv a rd L a w 1 School, a n d P ro fessor W igm ore of N o rth w e s te rn University. Since th e present F a rm Relief bill is the d ire c t outcome of these early m ovem ents, stu d e n ts of eco­ to nomics a r e looking forw ard the invaluable records will be m ade available. tim e when these AD FRAT TO MEET TONIGHT AT Y.M.C.A. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASS GIVES PLAY ( I ) ( 2 ) (•-) ( ! ) ( 5) Ca ah s u b s c r i b e r s b rin g b a l a n c e d u e in c a t h . No c h e c k s please. Fubsci ib c rs w h o ha ve signc I li b r a r y deposits a n d who h a v e be en notified t h a t t h e i r deposits a r ' ’ insufficient sh o u ld b rin g $5 iii cash. L ib ra ry a s s i g n m e n t s will th'tn be r e l e a s e d . Delivery to su b sc r ib e r s onl y a n d only one copy to an in di v id u al . No book s d e l i v e r e d be fo re I p. rn. Five w i n d o w s : Li br ary Deposits, A t h r u L; Li­ b r a r y Deposits, IYT th r u Z ; Cash sub sc riptio ns; Stuff cop ie s a n d A d j u s t m e n t s * Delivery. Dick th e rigid w in d o w , T H E T E X A S S T U D E N T P U B L I C A T I O N S Academy of Science Holds First Annual Meeting May 24, 2 5 The Texas Academy of Science will hold me eti ng since its reorganization at the Y. M iurn, F r i d a y and S a t u r d a y , May 24 and 25. 'I be Academy w a s organized in 1H92, but has not been ac-! live since 1912. Dr. Clyde T. Reed, professor of biology in ♦ iii# COitego of A r ts and In du s­ tries a t Kingsville, is the pres ­ i d e n t o f t h e o r g a n i z a t i o n . HISTORY PROFS MAKE PLANS ~ " FOR Distribution of the 1929 Cactus will boffin a t I p. rn. today from B. Hall. While 3,100 copies of t h e book are to be given hilt, t h e dis tribu ­ tion system has been so a r ­ ranged th a t no delay will result, it was stated y e ste rd a y a t the of­ fices of the Texas S tu d e n t Publi­ cations, Inc. Five vftndows will be used to facilitate delivery of the hook. One w indow will take care of stud en ts who aro paying from their library deposits, whose names range froth A th ro u g h L. The second window will be for stu­ dents with lib ra ry deposits whose r Hines rangr* from M throu gh Z. The third window' w ill handle those who have paid cash fo r the y ea r­ book. The f o u rth w indow will be for s ta ff copies and adjustm ents. The actual delivery o f the book will be made a t t h ” f if th window. Ca h subscribers who have made p a rt paym ent on the book should bring the balance due in cash, ac­ cording to in s tru c tio n s issued by the Cactus business o ffic e y ester­ day. No cheeks can be accepted. Subscriber* who h a v e signed li­ brary deposits and who have been notified by the C a c tu s office t h a t their deposits arc now insufficien t th e book should brins $5 in cash and th e ir lib ra ry as­ signm ent will released. It be I WM stated th a t p a r t library as- Dr. B e nja m in C. T h arp, asso-j !..j5rnmeint a n ^ p a r t cash ca n n o t be the accepted and t h a t th e library de- Dr. Recd will read the f i r s t p i p e r to the m e ltin g F rid a y a f ­ tern o o n on “ In te g r a tin g Scientific Pro g re ss.” Dr. E ugene P. FFhoch, d i r e c t ! of the Bureau of In d u s­ trial C h em istry in the U niversity, will re a d a paper, “ Deposits C ommercially it first annu al . C. A. aud itor- Minerals m of *» W Im p o rta n t Potash . -xas. read the Gulf Coast book has been taken up by a paper, posit cannot he released until th e the j subscriber. be subscribers only, a n d only The Cactus can I t delivered to one c o p y will be delivered to each in­ dividual. H a c k e tt to C ontinue W ork on Spanish D ocum ents elate professor of b o ta n y in U n iver-itv, will “ V egetatio n in C o u n try .” P re sid e n t ll. Y. Benedict will' Members of the faculty of Presbyterian ; the d e p a r t m e n t of h is to ry will spend the s u m m e r mo nt h s en-] for F riday gaged in varie d an d interest night, Dr. F. W. Simonds, pro- ;ng activities. Several mem- , fessor of geology in the Universi- b c m will Wi;j speak on “ Texas Acade- research continuo work and o th e rs will teach in u n i - ; my of Science, 1892-1912,” Dr. Jo h n T a r l t o n versifies in v ario us sta te s. preside at a din n e r which will given F rid a y 7:30 oYIof'k in honor of the academ y members. On th** L M, Barcus of program evening at Dr. R. M. Gutsch, c hairm an the d e p a rtm e n t, will te a c h here b ut will d u r in g the first spend the re m a in d e r of the sum- te rm , . t i * m er in Sheboygan, Wisconsin Dr. F. B. Marsh will teach at Cornell University f o r one term, and in his native sta te , Michigan. then will visit Prof. W. P. W ebb will be on the «ampuH both te rm s te a c h in g g r a d ­ u a te work in s u m m e r school. 0C j A gricultural College will read a paper, “ Paleontology o f T e x a s.” A business m eeting will held S a tu rd a y morning, May 25. be A com bination field trip by the d e p a r tm e n ts of geology, botany, and a nthropology in the U niversity is being a rra n g e d for S a tu rd a y a f ­ ternoon. MRS. LANHAM ILL, COMES TO AUSTIN district, of Colorado the U niversity Boulder, Colorado. Dr. E. C. B a rk e r will teach a t in Dr. C h a r l e s WE R a p a d e t l will rem ain a t the U n iv ersity to look a f t e r g ra d u a te w o rk in A merican history. Mrs. F r itz G. I*anham, wife o f F ritz 1/anham, C ongressm an from th** F o r t W orth le f t W ashington W ednesday nig ht f o r A ustin th e home of h e r mother. Mrs. L a n ­ fo r ham has been critically Pro fe sso r T. R. Riker will spend some weeks and a week ago suf- the su m m e r in A ustin completing fered a relapse which necessitated the calling of medical specialists. his book on Roum ania. D uncalf will J She l e f t Washington accompanied spend the su m m er in M asachusetts by Mr. Lanham, Miss G e r tr u d e ] W roe of Austin, h er sister, a n d : a1 his su m m e r home. Dr. H. M. I*anham of Waco, b r o - 1 Dr. C. W. H a c k e tt will continue Dr. Frederick rem ain here to ill in research work on th e tr a n sla tin g th e r of R epresen tative I*anham, and e diting of old Spanish docu- who came h ere for a c o n s u lta tio n merits, He will leave the first of with h e r physicians, th e y e a r for S ta n f o r d U niversity Mrs. Lanham , v here he will leave o f absence fr o m the Univer- the U n iv e rsity slty. form erly Miss d u r in g his Beulah W roe of Austin, a tte n d e d to teach from 1902. 1899 FILING OE 1929 C U T S A N D P H O T O S BEGINS A T B. H A L L th e is expected Issued at a cost o f $27,000, the Cactus of 1929 to c re a te a sensation on th e campus a n d in college of the University circles th ro u g h o u t United States, Burt Dyke, business man­ ager, said last night. The tra d i­ tional design and m ake-up of c o l­ lege annuals has been departed from in this instance, and every e f f o r t made to have the publica­ tion live up to it slogan of being “ the book t h a t ’s d i f f e r e n t , ” Dyke said. The f a r c o n ta in in g th e Cactus was delayed in s h ip m e n t fo r sev­ eral days due to flood conditions in the mid-west. T he car passed Waco last night a n d will arrive in A ustin a t 7 o ’c l o c k this morning. A large sta f f h a s been organized to unload the c a r as soon as it a r ­ rives in the local y ard s and rush the books to B. Hall. Delivery of the book will s t a r t promptly a t I o’clock, but no books can be giv­ en out before t h a t hour. SUMMER GERMANS TO START JUNE 4 _______ The f i n |t G orm an of the Sum­ Ju n e 4, * m er Session will be held which is re g istra tio n day. “ Tho dance c o m m itte e will a t ­ tem pt to make th is e v e n t on the sum m er social c a l e n d a r more in the n a tu re o f a “ get logether,” stated I*eslie Neill, c h a irm a n o f the sum m er session social activi­ ties. The V a rsity P e a c o c k s will play. -and a ro u n d again, b u t he w a s n ’t | H E L E N M ’CORTNEY w onder- invested th e s e ro y a ltie s plus a Alpha D elta Sigma, n a tio n a l Public s p e a k in g class 324 pre- dexed by R. I*. “ J u m b o ” Haynes, cuts, biographical m aterial on HQ ling if th e b o t a n y d e p a rtm e n t could I balance in $140,000 bonds which professional a d v e rtisin g f r a t e r- j sooted a play, i G A R N E T N O R T H C U T T d eclar- do w ith o u t h e r —the Buzzard th in k- yield f o u r a nd o n e -fo u rth per nity, will hold a special m e e tin g j sires,” in th e l a w Building W ed-; William L. McGill, m a n a g e r “ this is the verv first tim e Eve ring not. Jen inside the Main L ib ra ry . J U IS F W A LBERT a n n o u n c in g I ARD I G E O R G E B U T L E R and H O W -] a-— — I cent in te re st. ! tonight a t 7 o’clock a t th e Y. M. I nesday m o rn in g a t IO o’clock. I C. A. I m p o r t a n t m a tte rs a r e to J O H N S O N c o n g r a t u l a t i n g .. T H O M P S O N TO STU D Y IN N. Y . ; be co nsidered and all m em b e rs I F ay e J a r r e ll, th e whole cia.** t h a t sh e ’ll each o t h e r o n frie n d PA Y N E ’S re-] Paul J . Thom pson, a ssociate a re asked to a tte n d . , C u rta in Club. The east [‘n e v e r pa? th j* te rrib le English cent election . I professor in jou rn alism , will spend I Due to dead week and final ex- j lands* J a rr e ll, Rosem ary Hudson, and eng raving h a s enough data e v e n ts will c om plete HILDA W O F F O R D scouting fo r a b o u t in New York, amination-,, th e m eeting will not Willie l o u is e King, and Ida Mae a tta c h e d to identify it. Calls a r e photo g ra p h s. The c u ts fo r the dances as yet h ave h* P jlast more than a half hour. \ H arris. I c o n sta n tly com ing in for cuts of 1929 C actus number 6,000, ' on the social c a le n d a r. HILLY H A N C O C K trying his a set of exam questions, ix weeks [ this summer, studying. * I With the a rriv a l of the c a r load of 1929 y e a rbo ok s to d a y , the task ! of filing this y e a r ’s p ic tu res and j cuts wili begin. T he filing room, room 126, B. Hall, a lre a d y has sc vera! thousand p h o to g ra p h s and j cuts t h a t have been c a re fu lly in the ex -stud ents, ex-faculty berg, and old land m arks, new p ro je c ts the S t u d e n t s ’ like Union a re begun, the old p ic tu re s of the first work on such p ro jects will be in te re s tin g for publication. the p ictu res and the a cu ity m em bers and p ro m in e n t ex- Along with in To remedy c e r ta i n which have b een fo u n d conditions the | sum m er session d a n c e s of tho past, mein- ^ t he com m ittee has m ade changes W hen ; in the admission prices. Before 10:30 o’clock be charged an ad m ission price o f BO cents. A fte r 10:30 the ad rn is:.ion will be one dollar. A uniform price of one d o lla r will be made to stags. T he c ouples will The play was d irected by M ona sta te d th a t a com plete pictorial his- individual “ Suppressed De-1 assisted by C h a rles W allace. r e g u la r S a tu rd a y night schedule will be followed fo r th e su m m er Germans. T h e com mitte* announces th a t large ceiling fan# — a m em ber of th e I to ry o f the U n iv e rsity will be the filed. Also, som ething like five j will be put into o p e ra tio n i n s t e p a n d ; of the small wall f a n s t h a t fo r­ list o f: merly were used. No down-town E ach picture h u n d r e d pictures of g ro u p s This year, about th re e thousand of s tu d e n ts is being compiled* i th e Stu den t Publicatio ns, included I resu lt of this plan ph otograp hs will b e 1 Inc., th e P A C E 2 ■W..U I T H E B A I L Y T E X A N FRIDAY, MAY 2 4 ,1 9 2 9 . aiiiiiggi STEERS UNDECIDED A S TO WHA T TO DO NEXT, HIGGINS ELECTED CAPTAIN OF 1930 STEER BASEBALL CLUB SPORT TALK Dallas Lad Will Head 9 Vets In 1930 Chase A W A R D E D TO 14 LONGHORNS TENNIS AND GOLF LETTERS CONFERENCE CHAMPS C A P T A IN rn* rn We’re still with yon, and will I be with you until May 29 when j the p re sen t regim e end*, and an- j other dynasty start* it* tyrannical j rule o f the fortune* and m isfor­ tunes of The Texan, Lloyd G regory, sport* editor of the H ouston Po*t-Di*patch, had the follow ing to m y abut Johnnie Ha ikon, S teer mound ace, in his column yesterday morning. We pa** it on to you without fu rth e r com m ent, “ Johnnie Railton, Houston boy and Texas* University mound ace, is the Wild Bitt” Hanahan of the Southw est Conference Monday, Railton turned back the Texas Aggie* with six hit* and one run. Tuesday, the hard fig h t­ the ing Aggie* put two men on Sauk* with none away in the sev­ enth, and R ailton was called on to extinguish the rally. A t soon a* the Aggies raw Railton walking tow ard the mound they were whip­ Fall* ped, ju st as the Wichita Spudders were whipped in last they season’* playoff whenever rub- saw H anahan going to the ber. The Longhorns won Tuesday, the arui with th at victory, won championship Coach seventeenth Billy Disch ha* won in 19 years he has been at the U niver­ sity. the R ailton\ g reat work against the Aggie** stam ped him beyond ques­ tion the outstanding hurler of the Southw estern Conference* The Longhorn* needed gam es with the Aggie* to win the title. In those tw o contests, Railton twirled 12 inning*, and gave up a total of seven hits and one run. both For a lad of his state, the Hous ton w ronghander bas am azing i speed. D aring the season just c lo se d ,< Johnnie won eight or nine S outh-; wert C onference games, and lost z only one. Providing that he has a success­ ful 1930 season, Johnnie is ce r­ tain to receive a handsome bonus for signing a m ajor league con­ tract. V O U N G L I S K A IS O N E OF T H O S E H U R L E R S W H O L E A R N E D TO S O C K E M W H I L E M A K I N G T H E O T H E R B O Y S M I S S Baseball Results TEXAS LEAGUE Fort Worth Houston .. Walkup and B aker; Lindsey Snyder. R H 8 IO 3 IO and C antrell P re se n ts A ll-C onference Selection S u n d ay t u r n i n g fa n s are N o w that tho 1 9 2 9 ba seb all • e a t e n it ov er, th e th o u g h t* o f th e to w a rd s a l l - c o n f e r e n c e s e l e c t i o n s . T h e T e x a n will carry t h e a l l - c o n f e r ­ e n c e s e l e c ti o n m a d e by Bob C a n t r e ll in its S u n d a y issu e. In is su e w ill b e selec* t h e sa m e l i o n s m a de oth er w r it e r s in th e c o n f e r e n c e . b y s e v e r a l A ll b a ttin g a n d f i e l d i n g a v ­ e r a g e s o f the 1 9 2 9 S t e e r Club h a v e b een f i g u r e d , a n d will be c a r r ie d in fu ll in t h e c o lu m n s o f T h e D a ily T e x a n w ith in the n e x t tw o d a y s. Morris, Durham and Hcving. D etroit at C hicago; rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE .................. l l 17 New York Bo s t o n Hubbell and O’F arreU ; R. Smith, Cooney, Hearne and Spohrer. .............................. 4 R ll E I 8 4 P ittsburgh ....................... 6 C incinnati ................. 3 G rim es and H argreavea; Hemmer, May and Gooch. R H B IO 0 7 1 Rixey, B H E S t . Louis ... ........... 9 0 6 Chicago I 3 11 Mitchell and J. W ilson; Blake, Bush, Nehf and Gonzales. ............. Then Jinx Tucker, sports editor of the W aco New* Tribune, had the f o llo w in g to say about th e j winning of the conference title by is also given w ithout Texas. com m ent, and may be taken as you pleas**, It an “Uncle Billy had a harder tim e winning the title with the best this team t h a t he has ever had year. T here have been num erous year* when he won by a more de d r i v e m argin with in ferio r team. T his year Dame F o rtu n e placed Her loving arm around U n­ cle Billy’s neck, and led him through the wilderness of d e fe a t when th e pitcher* lost th eir way. the F ortune came to the aid of Steer* in the two game* against Rice, Owl erro rs losing the game in the n in th inning after they had the gam e won, and either gam e would have cost the Longhorn* the title. W hen the two game* at College S tation m eant everything, however, the Longhorns exerted th eir old spell over the Aggie* It is and outclassed the F irm er?. doubtful if the New York Y an-j kee baseball team , wearing Aggie spangle*, could win from Texas in baseball if a championship were I I involved,” R U E ' Beaumont 5 IQ 2 j Wichita Falls .... ............ I 12 Bl Estell and R obertson; Payne arid I Lapan, Crouch. ..... R H E! 19 2 9 0 8 14 and S ta rr; Messenger, Shreveport San Antonio , Owen* Shea, Glaser and Meyers. .......... R .......................... 13 15 ... ..................... . 12 17 ll E Dallas 3 Waco 3 Tauscher, Hardaway, Frazier, M a r - Tina and B ischoff; Dumoviteh, Thurm an, Branchman and Heath. AMERICAN LEAGUE F irst game ............. 9 12 l l R H K 0 Philadelphia W ashington I Earnshaw, Orwell, Shore*. Khm- ki* and Cochrane. Perkins; Had-] Ii /, Burke, Hopkins, Campbell and I Tate, Rue!, Second gam e— 8 R H E l Philadelphia ................ 9 IS oj W ash in g to n ........................ 8 13 0! and ! Brown, Campbell, Marberry Rue!; W alberg and Cochrane. I the Looking kkgck over 1929 bate ball aoaaon, one seen where mistake? w ere made, and Uncle I Billy feel# th a t had it not been : fo r re frain unfortunate happen- ing?, the race wouldn’t have bern - even clone. The biggest trouble I with T exas in the 1929 rare wa? j inexperienced to I ex- of tire lack catcher. FN-*-* wa* willing Learn, and be did learn, but I perience ic a costly teacher, and an Sumo made neve ml mistake* be-! hind the bat that a more exper- j kjfeced receive*- would not have made. lad lemon* well th e past learned hie mason, and he’ll be among th e the loop next spring. best in San Antonio The be gam e rale should that the baseball *ea*o« we may express our opin­ ion on certain thing*. First, the done ray w kh w here it ie possible for The game to be played over. In the WNftiwvi place, the 20-game rule th mad be vigorously applied or done aw ay w ith altogether. Third- lf , we would Bite to we two um- conference gam e, and sa the last place, we WW&A like to we the conference «4ktaJs get feet*.pp umpire*. I “|p pere* w orking every in % Hall-—Doc Leach get-} bi# dressed where he got First game- a ll R H 5 14 14 -» i s ..................... Cleveland S t. L o o is a Shaute, MiljiiP and H artley, Stew ­ art, Ogden aud Ferrell, Schanf. I IU innings.) Second game— 4 ................... 7 13 ..................... 5 R H E St. Louis .... 2 8 I Cleveland Baleholder, Coffman and Schang; Ferrell, Holloway, Harder and Myatt. ............. New York Boston ............ Ptpgraae, Heiraacfe, Dickey. G rahnw ski; R H E t 7 12 6 1 ...... 6 9 on Moore and I M. Gaston, h a nice tong scratch when he slid on the hard g ound— He! Kelley keeping one eye on his watch and the other on the door— Shorty Al­ derton giving make-up exams to his swimming clauses, and being good thankful that he’ll have a next place teach swimming season— Dr, Pe nick the showers — Dr. Schoefe gettin g ready far his daily handball game? —Coach Littlefield trying to catch tow n— Dr. K ttlinger a ride to wanting to know ap about the trick the Aggies tried to pull in the first ga m a- tinder to Mi IMPORTANT When you go to m arket with your books, rem em ber We pay one-half books used here again. price for I . 2. In addition, we buy your other books, whether used here again or not. 3 . By selling u t the one-half price books, you get m ore for the dis­ carded books. ■I 4 . T herefore, we pay m ore for the bunch. l E A t S I 4 D r m i t le tte rs Ten letters in tennis and four] in gulf were aw arded at the* last the ath letic council.! m eeting of Men receiving in tennis] w ere: Bruce B arnes, Berkeley} Bell, J. D. Caldwell, Hugh Dun-! Up, L. Ferguson, S. Ferguson. L. I LaCoste, D. Mi ne hen, T. Taylor. \ few reserve letters were given. These will be announced later, ac­ cording to Dr. H. J. E ttlin rer, di­ re c to r of athletics. L etters in go it w ere aw arded to M. B urnett, J. Clem ents, H, Down­ ing, and S. Godwin. The council voted to send two men to the N ational In terco ileg -1 iate Tennis T ournam ent at G er­ m antown, P ennsylvania, in June, and to contribute tow ard the ex-; pense? of two others. Approval was given to the foot-! two ball schedule th at calls for games on Septem ber 28. The firdt team will play St. E dw ards here and the second team will play Simmons at Abilene, Dr. R. A. Law, chairman the council, stated. of A precedent for playing two gam es with the first and second teams was several years ago by Baylor. caw*!dished The council extended a vote of congratulations to Dr. D. A. Pen- iek and his team on winning th eir seventeenth conference pennant. G. W. Comegys was appointed basketball m anager. T H E C A C T U S - 1 P. M. T O D A Y . -B. H a l l . the initial fo r th e 1930 club. However, shifts may be made which will bring a letterm an to corner. ] Member* of the 1929 squad w h o ! d id n 't letter and g rad u ates of the 1929 frosh club will be depended to com plete the club which Higgins will lead in que.-t of it? eighteenth title. W e c a n u se t h e b o o k s t h a t y o u are th ru w ith , p r o v id e d t h e y a r e C a s h — H ^ lf u s e d y e a r . p r i c e . C o - O p . V 0-------------------------- n e x t T H E C A C T U S - 1 P. M. T O D A Y . -B. H a l l . W e p a y % p r i c e for alf books u s e d n e x t y e a r — C o - O p . y Browning Will Turn to Job of Coaching In Fall I S t e e r The six member* of the 1929 cham pionship baseball to club were still in the dark as th eir fu tu re prospect* yesterday. Several of them said they m ight be back in school next year, while o lh ers adm itted they d idn’t know w hat they would do; how ever, at L a st two of the sextet a te due to sign up with a m aj^r league H ut before many more days have passed. in D usty Rhoads, S teer third base­ the opening and closing man days of the campaign, says that he will probably re tu rn to school nex t fall and get his degree, but didn’t say what he would do d u r­ ing the summer vacation. The S te er third sacker will probably play with some am ate u r club in to Dallas, or rpay get a chance try his luck in professional base­ ball, but as yet has not intim ated such a step, Big Tex Hughes, all conference ce n te r fielder, will sign w ith eith­ e r the Chicago White Sox o r St. Louis Cardinals, but was unde­ cided yesterday where he would be said this sum m er. Hughes has th a t he will return next y ea r and get his degree, but the big fellow should fix his name on the dotted line a t the bottom o f a nice con­ the next few day*. tra c t within scout, gave Don C urtis, Card Hughe* his entire a tte n tio n the time* he watched the T exas club in action. C aptain Hopkins drew the eye the captain of Eddie H err, and the will likely get a »h#t w ith the is one of Yanks. Hopkins t «e co n fer­ sw eetest fielders in in hi? ence, and has stick work since the firs t of the season. P ut him on second, and he'll m ake any club a good man. R um or has connected his name w ith no one but th.,? Y anks all spring, and he’ll probably go up at the end of the school year. im proved Wild Bill outfielder, doesn’t know what he’ll do, but thinks h e’ll be back in school next Ford, year. Ford is a good fielder, but! he is ra th e r weak a t the plate. He'll probably line up with a semi- ; pro team this sum m er, and be back on the campus next fall. Wild i Bill should make some school a | good coach. The Dallas lad is well i versed in both football and base- ! ball. the i d e a Arvie W alker ha? said less th a n ; any o f the six, and admit* th a t he of I slightest hasn’t what he’ll be doing this su m m er! or next year. W alker should get] a try in professional baseball at* the initial co m er. There are very few men in the state who can cov­ the first er the ground around sack like W alker can. He’s a j fair h itte r, and is most dangerous I in the pinches. j L efty Browning will to the coaching game, but where, he i hasn t said. Browning is a good | southpaw hurler, but like all left- j j handers he is inclined to be a bit tu rn wild a t tim es. “ IT ’S THE CUT OF YOUR CLOTHES THAT COUNTS’’ Pinky H iggins o f Dallas, third ; the baseman and o u tfield er on I .*21* cham pionship Longhorn baca­ ba! team was elected captain of the 1930 en try yesterday a f te r ­ noon a t a m eeting of the le tte r­ men to have th e ir pictures made. 1929 was H iggins’ second year on, the S teer squad, and he will com­ plete his three years of eligibility j next season. Higgins was a half-back on championship I L ittlefield’s football iuad, an i was rated os I ©Ile of th e Hest half backs in the conference. 1928 Higgins will bead nine lette r­ men on the 1930 Steer club, and I will be back at his old position on third. He was shifted from this port in the last, stage* of the c o n -I ference race to make room fo r! Dusty Rhoads, when he retu rn ed i to the line-up, a f te r being forced out earlier in the season with a broken hand. The letterm en whom Higgins] will head a rc : C arr and Recs, catchers; De L a Puente, Railton. Peeples, p itchers; Lamm, B assett, outfielders; Leach infielder. Hig­ gins and Leach arc the only in­ field letterm en who will be back Reporter converts News Editor to this Pipe Tobacco London, England. '* Lams & Bro. Co. Richmond, Va. Dear Sirs: About two years ago I bought a tin of Edgeworth I was so tobacco. pleased with its slow-smoking qualities and wonderful aroma that I became in Edgeworth enthusiast and have smoked no other tobacco since, al­ though up to th a t time I think I can truthfully say I had tried every well­ known British mixture and flake. Moreover, I introduced one of the other reporters to it. He in turn in ­ troduced another and he another until finally it reached the News Editor. 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As cool and as smart looking as any suit you can find, and more eco­ nomical. so16 The e x tra trousers 6.00 604 CONGRESS “Where Society Brand Clothes Are Sold >» Stebbins & James V ■■■ ■ fJN * ■,-* FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929. I T H E A T E R S fe. W ith BRIAN SPINKS out to be “ THE HOLE IN THE WALL. N ew , th e r e ’s n o t a n y hole at all At least n o t an y t h a t you can see But honestly, th is as In te re stin g and as well-done a m y s te r y y a rn as y o u ’ll find an y w h e re . The hole t u r n s a h ypothetical cranny th ro u g h which certain in­ dividuals a re supposed to see into th e beyond, glim psing un­ known. T h e stag e ex perience of th e actors, and th e ir voice control, help to m ake th is little side-kick of P a r a m o u n t ’s v ery, v e ry n ifty, co n sid e rin g o f these th in g s go. F o r in sta n c e C la u d e tte Colbert, th e f o r m e r lead in “ Tin P a n A lley.” ta lk s w ithout le ttin g h e r word* roll into squeaks. And i th e re 's E d w a rd G. Robinson “ The F o x .” One sequence will give you goose pimples, and th a t “ I..” is th e d e ra ilm e n t how m ost th e th e of th e leaving Shivers, no end. F in ally th e need f o r a climax becomes pressing, a n d is no ea sie r way of pince th e r e “ T he F o x ” drops g e ttin g one, child little dead, m aro o n e d in a risin g tide b eneath a pier. And th e little b r a t says " M o m m y ” u ntil you feel y o u r flesh crawl. Possibly the old boy died of heart fa ilu re , but a t least one w ould to know for certain. Or was t h a t th e only w ay of g e t ­ tin g rid of him? David Newell is nice a han dso m e cuss, tall and looking. W hat is more, he has sta g e presence. A f te r cra m m ing f o r several hours on t h a t m ath eeo, this will be some of the or im aginable. re la x a tio n b e s t T h ro u g h to d a y a t the M ajestic. like th a t fro m th e r e “ HOT ST U F F.” D isappointing in t h a t Alice W hite only strip s tim e o f f once. T he r e s t o f the she c o n te n ts h e rse lf with m erely pulling up h e r §kirt. And h o n e st­ ly, aside isn ’t m uch to talk a b o u t. Supposed to b u t be collegiate, m ore o r less, I ’ve y et to see th e fellow who c a rrie s cold te a an d g in g e r ale in st hip flash. Also I ’ve y e t to see th e co-ed who c a n ’t inhale a cig­ a r e t t e w ith o u t s tra n g lin g , except f o r e ffe c t. This p ictu re is mostly a lot o f w ise-cracking subtitles w ith shots o f Alice at close ra n g e The betw een spliced kids have some u ps and downs and fail to g et an y f u r t h e r th a n sm a c k ­ in g each o th e r th ro u g h a glass door. is t h a t rig h t? I ask you t r i ­ Anyhow, W illiam Blakewell um phs. H ow ever, he d oesn’t act a n d ta lk like an 18-year-old kid. H e ’s m ore m a t u r e th a n th a t. Louise F a z e n d a is m en tio n a b le . Queen t h r o u g h S a tu rd a y . them . in h e r “ THE WILD PARTY.” Clara Bow shows o f f in creasin g plum pness. And she succeeds in w ilting the anti-sex fo r titu d e of an a n th ro p o lo g y pro fe ssor with the a d m ira b le ease. N a tu ra lly , Btory s t a r ts ou t with th e young lady g e ttin g into th e w ro n g P u ll­ m an b e rth . It also ends up in a Pullm an b e r th , as th e tw o of th e m m ak e one of those h oney­ moon ja u n ts . W hat h a p p e n s in a f o r e m e n ­ b e tw e e n tim es is th e tioned wilting of p ro fesso rial r e ­ serve. A nd C la ra has an evil look in h e r eye to me when she puts on th a t one-piece b a th in g apparel. She j u s t knew being n a u g h ty . Well, t h a t ’s C lara. Two the d a y s o f ja z z -b a b y revels a t T ex as. the is p ro f. H e ’s alw ays been lucky. F re d e ric March she was “ T H E IRON MASK. ” Douglas F a ir b a n k s cavo rtin g, in the char a c te r o f his historic D ’A rtagn an. He lacks so m eth in g o f th e vigor of his e a rlie r pictures, b u t he is still Douglas F a irb an k s. And m o re and m ore it becomes evident th a t you c a n ’t keep a good man down. He goes p r a n c in g rig h t o f f to th e clouds in th e end. Still a t th e C rescent. * rn + * “ THE WOMAN I LOVE.” Pro duct o f B e r n a r r M c F a d d en ’s r a m i ­ fications into th e sex life o f the a v e ra g e A m e ric a n moron. T ru e Story M agazine selected this story as the best o f all those subm itted in its contest. Accordingly, it was made into a zipping pictu re by FBO, with N o rm a n K e rry as the lead. The press sheets say this, so fo r y o u rse lf: you m ay “ From one who dared to love . . . and dared to te ll!” But v e ry p ro b ­ ably that doesn't m ean anything. VERNA WOOD’S DANCE RECI­ the TAL. show, in the evening. In conjunction with ju d g e You don’t w ait—-Money on the barrel head for all uaed books that will be used next year. Half price. Co-Op. THE C A C T U S -1 P. M. TODAY. -B. Hall. AN ALL-TALKING MYSTERY DRAMA “T H E HOLE IN T H E W A L L ” OUR GANG IN ‘HOLY TERROR’ Af! J KT Ic OUI; 11 LILLIAN RICE Society Ed i to r Telephone 22351 Phi Omega Upsilon Gives Breakfast, Banquet Today Installatio n of Beta Alpha c h a p ­ t e r of Alpha Xi D elta s o r o r ity will be form ally completed to d a y w hen Phi O mega Upsilon will be g r a n te d a c h a r te r by the n a tio n a l sorority. A so u th e rn b r e a k fa st will this m o rning at 7 :3 0 be g iven a t Mrs. B row n's Tea Room, h o n o r­ in g the new initiates. T he g uest list includes: Misses C lara Marie A rring to n, Lucille Collins, H iaw ath a Crosslin, C h r is ­ tine Ellis, C ath erin e F au lk , May- me G riffin , A nnabel H a ra lso n , Louise H inyard, Helen H u ff m e y - e r, Ruth H utchinson, A n ita Rie- desel, J u a n i ta Speer, Opal T h o ­ m as, Ruby V aughan, E m m a Glenn Vickers, Mildred Use, M axine F i n ­ Smith, H azel ch er, C ho at, S arah Th axton , O p a l Sneavly, Elizabeth H in y a rd , L o u ­ ise F a rm e r, G arth a I^ena M o rg a n ; a n d Mesdames C. E. Berkman., n a tio n a l R o b e rta F. presid e n t of Alpha Xi Delta, A n n a M. K note, national s e c r e ta r y , and D ew ey Bartlow , alum nae. Pettibo ne, Crescenz T he fin al social e vent o f s o ro rity f o r the week will be b a n q u e t at Club F r id a y night a t 7 o’clock. the a the Austin C o u n tr y G a rth a Lena Morgan is t o a s t ­ m istress and th e follow ing t o a s t s 1 th e Founders, will be g iv en : To the Seed, Lucille Collins; To the ; N ational Officers, the roots. Ruby the V a u g h a n ; To the A lum nae, the Stem , Opal T h o m a s ; To F a r ­ the Buds, Louise Pledges, m e r; To th e Active Members, Rose in Full Bloom, Ruth De­ long; To the Id e a l A lpha XI Delta Girl, H e a rt of th e Rose, Hiawatha Crosslin. T he h is to ry of the lo­ cal ch a p te r will be read by Mayme G riffin, an d a cup will be pre­ sented to th e b est all-around girl of th e sorority. and T he floral c e n te rp ie c e will be a big quill m ade o f Killarney roses, the c h a p te r flower. Green c rystal holders will contain pink ta p e rs. T he e n tir e m enu will be in pink and green, c a rrie d out th e c h a p te r each colors, course will r e p r e s e n t a rose. The fa v o rs a re little nosegays with a K illarney rose in the c e n te r and sw e eth e a rt buds a ro u n d the edge. Additional g u e sts f o r the ban­ q u et a r e : pledges, Misses Elizabeth B ra d fie ld , Louise Brad­ f o rd , J o h n n ie R uth Davidson, R u th Delong, and M ary Alyce S te w a rd s o n ; and M esdam es H. E. B a xte r, and W. M. Vinson. th e J E S S I E S T A U B G I V E S R E C I T A L S A T U R D A Y W U N D E R L I C H TO G I V E R E C I T A L F R I D A Y N I G H T and Jessie Staub, freshm an s tu d e n t pupil of in the University, Miriam Gordon L a n d ru m , will be p r e sen ted in recital a t th e Leo School of Music S a tu rd a y evening, M ay 25, at 8:15 o’clock. H e n ry W u n d e rlic h , organist, a be pupil of V ic to r Powell, will presented in recital by the Leo School of Music a t the F irst B ap­ tist Church this F r id a y , May 24, a t 8:15 o’clock. Mr. W und e rlich is a sophomore Miss S ta u b is a m em b er o f Tau in the U n iv e rsity an d a resident Mu music sorority and of T u r tle Club. She is stay in g at L ittle fie ld of Austin. He has studied pipe D o rm ito ry ; her home is in Dallas, organ fo r th e last tw o years with Tome G ullette, bariton e, pupil of Mr. Powell. Ralph Leo, and Earl Cronw ell, J r ., violinist, pupil of A n ita S to r r s G aedeke, will assist Miss S ta u b on th e p rogram . The p ro g ra m which he will give consists of some of the m ost dif­ ficult music w r itte n f o r pipe or­ the gan, with c o m positions from modern F re n c h school and cl assi- in C M a jo r ,” cal selections p re d o m in a tin g . The z a r t ’s D ance No. 5 of Brahms, and L is z t’s! “ F a n ta s ia and F u g u e in G minor” (T he “ G re a t G m in o r ” ) by Bach will open th e p ro g ra m , followed by a F re n c h g r o u p : f la t,” “ Rhapsody No. 15.” T h e p ro g ra m will “ S o n a ta A ccom panists w i l l Valse in A include Mo- H u n g a r ia n be Mrs. G aedeke and Mr. Leo. V * * ATWILL!AMS HONORED A T M E X I C A N D I N N E R Mor> °p- 13* No- 3 I “ Piece H e r o iq u e ” “ Rhapsody No. 3 in A m inor” (On Breton M elodies) S a i n t Saens; “ Invocation in B f la t ma- by G uilm ant; by C e s a r Franch. This piece, which is the most d iffic u lt French of group, d escribes th e struggle be­ tw een w a r and h u m a n ity , with hu- the and Mrs. Miss F e rre ll Seekatz w as hos­ tess a t a Mexican d in n e r a t the home o f Mr. I r a A. H ayes W ed nesday evening, h onor- •ng E rn e st McWilliams of th e U . ; m an ity triu m p h in g in the end. S. Navy, who is on a th ir ty - d a y I furlough ington. The re c ita l will conclude with S eattle, W ash- G uilm an’s “ F i r s t S o n a ta in D mi- and from ; n o r,” only th e in tro d u c tio n d in n e r first m o vem ent b e in g given A p po in tm ents f o r the th e M e x i - 1 in keeping with were them e. Games ami dancing can w ere the diversions of the ev ening. G uests w ere: Misses A delene Cordie Irene Hall. San d b e rg , McWilliams, Mona P a tte r s o n , D orothy Lou Hayes, and Mr. a n d Mrs. M. H a y e s; Messrs. E. M. B an ner, Falk Peterson, E ric Mag- nuson, Wallace Douglas, C a n t A. Jo hn son . and * * * F O R J U N E The e n g a g e m e n t an d a pproach­ ing m a rria g e of Miss J a n e Harris and E dw ard Allan N isbet of Hous­ ton has been an n o u n c ed for Ju n e 8 at th e Second B ap tist Church in Houston. e n ­ G am m a Phi Beta s o r o r ity the te rta in e d with a b a n q u e t a t c h a p te r house W ed nesday n ight in honor of the fo u n d in g of the local chapter. The M others’ Club p re s e n te d the m cm bera with t h r e e - tie re d a b irth d a y cake. M ary Miller Cox was toastm istress fo r the occasion. Pa tro ne sse s a tte n d in g th e d in ­ n er w ere: M r s /’'''Charles S. Clark, Mrs. Claude Hill, Miss W e ste r, Mrs. Tom Miller, Mrs. E. L. Steek, Mr. and Mrs. Donald P i a t t , and Mr. an d Mrs. W. E. Dozier. A lum nae a tte n d in g w e re : Dor- th e y Ellen S h i v a s , L o rena B a k e r White, M ss Annie Hill, Bess Madden, Velma Irw in, Helen Boy- sen, F a n n y Tw ic hell, H elen H a m ­ ilton, D orthey C a rrin g to n , Bess J a n e Logan, Mildred M a rlin , J o f ­ fre Kneip. L ait Time* Today ' R t f CERT SEE - DOUG FAIRBANKS H E A R “T he Iron M ask” Also “The Reveler*” A Metro M ovietone Act NO C O F F E E ! I EAT ffoppe POP CORN It will give you the stam ina you T H E D A I L Y T E X A N H OO V ER A N D DAWES CO NFER C h a rles G, Dawes, noted vice p re sid e n t, a p p o in te d recently A m b a s sa d o r to E ngland, photo- g r a p h e d with P re side nt H o o v e r I , port. at the W hite H ouse, where they discussed n u m e r o u s m atters be- fo re the env oy l e f t for his new Mrs. Moore Honors Faculty Women With Garden thirty at Club House r>. B erth a D u n e a n , A n n a Powell, Mary E. G e a r in g , May Vettr e e s , Beatrice W a ts o n , Helen Boysen, Clara P a r k e r , F a n n ie R atchford, and D orothy Sehons. The h ostess w a s also assisted th e I by: Mrs. H. T. M anuel, and Misses Helen Knob, A nnie Webb Blan­ ton, Goldie H o rto n , J e t W inters, Lula B a r r e tt, J e n n i e Wilmot, Linda L a n c a s te r , P o w - J a n d Bess H e flin . S arah Dodson, I by ; An assisted by ice c o u rse w as served Mrs. Reese Wilson an d Mrs. M at­ tie Lloyd W o o te n , Misses R uth McMillan, W inifred Hume, Lois W a re , Hilda Moles- worth, M a ry G ra c e Muse, H arriet Sm ither, M attie Dodson, Ja n e Hill, Eola Nagle, E v e ly n C arring to n, W ilma Ervin, H elen Streit, Mary Shirley B one, L e a h Gregg, Lo­ rena B a k e r, B e rim e Collins, Thelm a D illin gh am , D orothy Ge­ l i m a Gill, bauer. THE CACTUS- I P M TODAY — B. Hall. You d o n ’t wa i t— Money on the barrel head f or all u»ed books that will year. Half be used price. Co-Op. next -o T H E C A C T U S - 1 P. M. TODAY. -B. Hall. N O W ! I r th e A g a rd e n p a rty h o n o rin g are w om en of the fa c u lty who those ta k in g th e doctorate, a n d to be aw ay next y e a r who a r e w as given by Mrs. C h a rle s Joe Moore, incoming p re sid e n t o f the F a c u lt y W om en’s Club, club house, 2610 W hitis A venue, T h u r s d a y a fte rn o o n fr o m 5 :3 0 to 7 :30 o’clock. a t H o n o r guests w ere: Misses Irm a Gill, B e r th a Duncan, A n n a ell, May V ertrees, B eatrice W a t ­ son, H elen Boyden, F’a n n ic Rateh- f o r d , a n d Dorothy Schons, and M esd am es R o b e rta S te w a rt, A n­ nie Irv in e, and Merle D eBona. G u e sts were greeted a t the door Juliu by Misses Lillian W ester, V ance, an d J e an Campbell. In th e receiving line w ith the h ostess w e re : Mesdames H. Y. B en edict, Annie Irvine, Merle D eB ona, and R oberta S t e w a r t ; Misses R uby Terrill, s t a f f o f th e J e ffe rso n Davis Hos­ pital of Houston. too k Mr. N isb e t was a m e m b e r of th e A cacia f r a t e r n ity and his b a c h e lo r of a rts and b a c h e lo r of b u siness a d m in istration degrees from th e U niversity in 11*26. He is now associated w ith a business fir m in Houston. ----------------------------o--------------- T H E C A C T U S - 1 P. M. TODAY. — B. Hall. If you don't want y o u r hooks, we do. Will pay you c a t h f or al) t h a t will be utgd next y ear . Co-Op. There is N o Gift- More beautiful or appreciated —than H E A R H E R TALK! Alice White —in — “HOT STUFF” V 1 T A P H O N E P R E S E N T A T I O N S SA M M Y COHEN “ T HE MOT ION PI CT UR E S T A R ” D A V E DR E YE R “ Down in Tin Pan Alley” B E R N I E CUMMINS a nd hi* Red Hot B I L T M O R E O RC HE ST R A p u b l i * For Graduation A wardrobe hat box, $10.00 and up. Just the thin# for week-end motor trips. Compact—yet roomy. Black, Brown, Green, and Tan colors. Phone 2 -1 1 4 7 “ F l o w e r s T e l e g r a p h e d A n y w h e r e ” Home o P a r a m o u n t P i c t u r e . U, T. S T U D E N T H O N O H E D A T D A R T Y W E D N E S D A Y C. E. CASTANEDA Carlos E d u a r d o NAMED DELEGATE Mrs. E. P. Schoch Wednesday a fte rn o o n , for the occasion w(*re: H ildebrand, Mrs, B. F. Pit tong er, Mrs. t o be held a t Miss Elizabeth Kuehne. whose m a r r ia g e to IL J. Behn of Lind, W a sh in g to n , is to he J u n e 4, w as Castaneda, n a m e d as honor guest at a p a r ty G arcia lib r a r ia n at the University, at given by h e r horn.1 has been a p p o in te d as d elegate G u e sts the U n iv e rsity of Mexico from Mrs. I. F f F. G 0 tj-,P I n s ti tu te of Public A ffa irs Lay, M n the University of E .C.H . Bantel, Mrs. J. M. Kuehne. v irg in ia A u g u s t 4 to 17, accord- Mrs, E. W, Winkler, Miss Ade- in A ustin 'a id e W a ttin g e r, Miss Ll e ta R u th J yesterday. W a ts o n , M i s s Dorothy Wild, Miss Senor C a s te n a d a will represcnj- W ilm a Halgrnann. Mrs. Dawson, the U niversity of Mexico a t th e Mrs. A. D. Pickrell, M r s . I). Doom,, rounr ° Leo Baldwin an d P a p Perkins, in , G eography o f L it e r a tu r e . who will be th e S te e r e n trie s th e n ational m e e t in Chicago, are Br*. Ueaty will be th e gue.-ts of w o rking out som e each a fte r n o o n ; ] ‘>v d e p a rtm e n t of E n glish at an th e en . H e m to stay in good sh ap e t h e , Inform al sa p p e r at f o r m eet. Baldwin will be e n te re d in I itl *' ° ’f -ock, J u n e t. Dr. Beaty is chairm an of th e depaitmc-nt of th** shot and discus, while P e rk in s English a t S. M. Ti. will p a rtic ip a te in the jum ps, and T h e Chicago u n d e rw o rld , o v e r which Alphonse ( S c a r fa ae Al) C ap o n s is o r g a n is ­ luied, ing an e f f o r t to se c u re hi* re­ in lease the c o u n ty im­ P h iladelphia, where he prisoned on a ch a rg e o f c a r r y ­ ing concealed weapons. jail is from PORKERS AWARDED NATIONAL TROPHY Monday is C o m m e n c e m e n t Day with c o m m e n c em en t exercise* a t 8 o’clock at the S ta d iu m , The com- c o n fe r- meneem ertt a d d r e s s r in g of deg re e - by Praeideftt H. Y. Benedict, a n d th e p re s e n ta tio n of diplomas will close th e com-1 corps will be in full regalia. T he men* em t n t p r o g r a m . — the only sem i-m ilitary f e a tu r e of the y e a r arid although the Head- j q u a r te r s Troop will not come o u t 23.— A r k a n s a s ’ crack rifle in un iform team re se rve who “ b u lie y e d ” th e ir w ay f o r th e th ird n a tio n a l title w as presented the with th e William Randolph H e a rst ; T ra v is Post of the A m erican Leg- national tr o p h y anti shield, emble- ; ion will assis* in the p r o g r a m with m atic o f th e so u th e rn crown be- F A Y E T T E V IL L E . Ark., May Mi lo Thr IM H / Trsfi*. b ugle and drum o— -——>—- the fac u lty corps an d of I have finished th e plans for my th irtie th gum m er season of organized travel which include some very special f e a tu r e s of e d ucation — recreatio n personally tou rs N ortheast, N o rth w e st, National Park s, and A laska. W rite at once. and c o n d u c te d Frank Reedy Travel Service Adolphus H o te l— 2-8981 Tamer. Abe, Bad aka zu O n d a , m e m b e rs **f the Japaue.se Davis C up te a m . photographed en th e Chevy Cha* ington. yr** A T$m I* * 4t courts near Wash- \ T H E T A S I G M A PHI H O L D S L A S T M E E T I N G T h e ta Sigma Phi, h o n o r a r y Ruby L e w is is in charge of t h e ! jo u rn a listic f ra te rn ity for w o m en , making of t h e book, and m ember* j held the last busine** m e e tin g I the y e a r at the Cactus Tea Room; ' at I o’clock Thursday. P lan s w ere discuss -rf f o r I H I KS go v e r n o r s g u a r d N O T a full q uo ta of m e m be rsh ip pres- IN M E M O R IA L en t. T he legionnaires will a e t a- ______ I e s c o r t to the natio nal colors and : “ F a ilu re of the H e a d q u a r te r s [w ill play Silver lap.-. urger! to submit contribution^ Troop of the 124th Cavalry, known j * „ as the Governor’s Guard, to par- I tic (pate in the m em orial service to ; th e M«ry M a r g a r e t C l a w e d , , pre*-] ^ h(M S u n d a y ni(rhtj May 25, has j pi | a keen d isapp oint ment. to th e | e Will >e r n . e c ap et * ( olumbus «*«* | jitudmnt body, who ex pected to see their fellow stu d en ts in uniform ,” i annua! ’ ('gate to- t h e ‘n le d b y G U d j r * M s jo r g j K M ahK , hlljrman „ f j hafted committee o n exhibition*. * n* ,on a the prog ram c o m m itte e , sta te d ye-,., i te r d a v The mem orial service is to be THE C A C T U S-1 P. M TODAY B Hall. Thurlow B. Weed FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE m ak in g o f the Xi c h a p te r w r a p - w ent of F h e t a Sigma game o f “golf ball, g o lf ball, I convention o f th.* fra tern ity held I % will be accom panied by Glady* got the g o lf bali?” We come | at Colum bo*, Ohio, in June. The Whitley, chairm an Butt j book, which tv.ll be e n te re d in the | H* ' con test at the troll- j national Thin in the g o lf issue or Bellow*,” com posed after a UOUI who home foot-sore and score o f 195 on the eighteen holts, | like the pen point worn by and lost four g o lf balls somewhere in the gr'-at beyond. lame with a I scrapbook, which is to be th e pledge* o f the organization, will a tea t*» be given rn honor contain articles, poem*, and lure* w ritten by the various m em - j hers, togeth er with account* th e i r o t h e r activities. T e n ta tiv e plans were made f o r ; o f fea- Mrs. M ollie Moore God bold, Dal- The tea will be SI, probably at the W o m a n ’* Building. o f given F rid a y , May playw right, For Walter H agen, Bobby Jones, I’d ring a bell or roll the bones, If I loved g olf with joy so pagan and W alter Jones As Bobby Hagan. UNIVERSITY STUDIO r i f r J P I C T U R E S A C C E F I E D >1 inhouse b e in g the subjects. lo ca l people, George V. O . Weed, and Charles; graphs of Classified Ad Section Telephone 2-3164 or 2-3163 G olf seem s to us the sort of gam e made for folks woo ar«> short on pants and long on tem per. T hree portrait* submit cd by the U niversity Studio have neen ac­ the Photographer*' cepted When playing g o lf the guy t h a t 1 A ssociation o f A m en ia, and hung in an exhibit, at a con ven tion of th i anociation,' tow being held at B uffalo, Now York, It w as learned from Dan E. M. f askill, ow n er ofj the Univ era tty Studio. Add great American h a z a r d * - Divorcee* hunting breaches of com es nome with the most ball the guy with 'the U ;;r h > ■'1 by 1 A R C H I T E C T U R E F R A T C H O O S E S O F F I C E R S Dorothy Hill was elected preri- ’ dent of A lp h a Alpha Gamma, | national honorary architecture ’’f o r wf horn rimmed Kinase# in black case. Owner may receive same . p L ,,„, e o f a at TIMjMKYK on l.art,.n Spring Hoad. I A V AILABLE June I, two heautifully furnished bedrooms. living room, pri- r n o n e a z / » b# h to mntu.-e students or niatruc- I lader pb-aac For*- Quiet and ch cwt flowers, Honea, Sweet Pea.*, Gladirrias, aud Fruit. Drive in — I OST; Whit* gold Fibrin watch. Between rail IMI**. Pearl and Guadalupe. ■ ■ .■mimer, rau^,, Phone 99OI. campus. Sleeping porcne#, single beds.* .Mvn- 4.04 LARCK COOL ROOMS: Half block off WANTEJ?,,T2 .HUY5 Second-hand brief €)oc^ cootch}po- of Somebody'* t r y i n g to throw a to a ubm if exhibits of a m a x im u m C orn elia Coltharp was elected t h r e e pictures to the a s s o r i a - ' Mtej ^ a r y # aR (j Ruby Lee Ransom 'm o k e screen a ro u n d th e vary life. What with the Einstein th e o rie s and the d e b e n tu r e plan , fact th a t all th re e of the U n i v e r - 1 meetin(t wars o n| Vf no p )anjJ f or * an't. u n d e rs ta n d mure. anything any- j in an exceptional honor. lion, Mr. MeUaskill said, a n d the* wa tre a su rer. As chi sen f tfc . .. . One o f these pictures w ill be j a used the entire year rn a tr a v e l- 1 ‘big exhibit sponsored by the Fhoto- j giap h er-' Association. . The portraitH were all photo- i — B. H all. next yea)- w ere made by m em bers I i»2i overland Touring eh nntar th® IOX. a i C napier. Q_______ For* Jour Nj*. I isis Ford Coupe. G«hmI Shap*-. j Tir(.s $ 125.00 4 50.00 i Ci.Htd <200.00 THE C A C T U S--! P. M TODAY. K N 1 G H T -W H IP P E T CO. 809 W. 5 I* bu ne 2816} F.rt-rbnh Book — ('n-- a * G-rfuie se tee- lion*. Name Ralph Dnrsett on fly leaf. Finder please return to B. Hall 119 or call 2-3165, AUTOMOBILES STUDENT SPECIALS L O S T F l o a t i n g U n i v e r s i t y For M e n a n d W o m e n Travelling by land an d sea around the globe. Starting in O ctober; eight month* o f education, leading to bacbelor’a a n d master's degrees. Address Graybar Bldg.* N ew York, for descriptive catalog. 1 9 2 8 University is now in Europe Th* W orld it s L aboratory * H I l f S um m er s tu d e n ts in the depart- r e c I I M H U L G R A D U A T E S Delightful patterns in shirt* of char­ acter and individuality. Broadcloths, ox­ fords, stripes on plain ground, all sizes, a l l sleeve lengths, collar* attached. Many m odels with Barrymore collars. By Manhattan, Kingly, and Harry Ber- gek. T hey’ll surely please. Official Notice , , t v $2.00 up W K p . , c u h ROL L TS. f o r F O R D S .n i l C H E V - Se* u# befur* you buy o r J O B P E T E R S O N . Phono 86S4. 288 •ell W .* t 6th S lre et. H IG H E S T P R IC E S p a id f o r clo th in g an d shoe*. 407 K art 6 th o r i ea#t*off F O U N D : S lide rid e , Owner m ay re c o v e r ad a t B. i,y p a y in g th in fo r rin g 8717. H a il 118. H IG H E S T C A SH P R IC E S P A ID f o r sa*- A S C H W A R T Z . 4 l i V a s t « th . P h o n s 8742 o n d -h artd c lo th in g shoo#. a n d I .OST: Pair ca**#. Hall IDJ Finder -- Oui * ii the box office. UPSTAIRS R(X*MS for gummer students. Cool, Comfortable, with all conveniences. Two blocks of * am pw . Phone Wedding­ ton at 22240 between one and two or a f­ ter ii p. rn. PLEASANT ROOMS for quiet giri# during summer achoo). Phone 3411. U P P E R C L A S S M E N C A D IE S : 2497 W hit!* room*. Meals o p tio n a l. A ttra c tiv e ra le s, idoek n o rth o f cam pus. M rs. P h o n e 8679. one h alf K ei-'h n er, FOR G IR L S t S o u th e a s t u p s ta ir s room w ith a ll con v an if nee#. F o r b o th te r m s . P h o n e 5 1 0 8 . 2 5 0 2 N u e c e s. R O Y S: D o n ’t s e le c t y o u r room s f o r th e su m m e r te r m u n til you h av e se en th e room # w ith s h o w e r b a th a t Sarge cool 281 0 N u ece s. P h o n e 9367. ROOM S fo r m en s u m m e r students*, coo!, R easo n ab le c o m fo rta b le . q u ie t a n d 2610 R io G ra n d e . P h o n e 9563. FO R R E N T : N ic e room o r couple w ith h o u s e k e e p in g p riv ile g e * in U n iv e r s ity n e ig h b o rh o o d . A lto room fo r y o u n g m en. D ial 22536. la d ie s fo r W A N T E D : F o u r s t u d e n ts fo r te rm to o c c u p y coni u p s ta ir s P a r k b a th . 300 s u m m e r room.* P lace. w ith p r iv a te P h o n e 4211. Nice cool F O R SU M M E R S T U D E N T S — room s, single beds, priv a te e n tr a n c e and bath. Close to priced. 606 W est 25. 22145. cam pus. M od erately TYPING T Y P IN G ; T h e sis copied p ro m p tly , n eatly, an d a c c u ra te ly . E hae B lackburn. R o sin ess phone 3558 H om e phone 2-2256. W ANTED: In University neighborhood on oath. Call 2903 Thomason, room with private attic I*. 2-2842. Mn. A. Guadalupe. W ANTED: Coach in Spanish 12 for -unj- some real If you m d ) to make call 99t 7 between Ii und ti mer. nj* iiey, o'clock. STUDENT wanting to go to Nacogdoches will hi,re expense of ga* for ride with students going that direction, Phone 6244. W A N T E D : To p ack a n d se rv e y our pic­ am ) H om e m ade pies cakes. F o r in fo rm a tio n p h o n e 23923. lunches nic MATTRESS SHOPS A U S T IN M A T T R E S S CO. El agy Bro*,, P ro p s. M a ttr e s s renovations a sp ecialty . Rug e le a rn t)-. P hone 2*1511. 8907 G u ad a lu p e LAUNDRY Home l a u n d r y t i P H 3 N E 3 7 0 2 ^ 1 FOR SALE kO R S A L K : R e m in g to n P o rta b le t vpe­ $22 50. W al­ a r l i e r . Goo*I c o n d itio n . lace a t 119 B. H all. BRICK VEN KKR B U N G A L O W near U ni­ v ersity . six room s, b re a k fa s t room. etc. M odern and new. A b a r g a in a t $6,500. T. H . B arrow and Sons, Your Chickens Dressed Free, lf ordered fro m L. E ast P r o d u c e Co. P h o n e 4161-2 3 9 1 3 1 0 2 w . t n d e m bun g alo w . OWNER leaving A u stin m u n sell mod- F iv e room # a n d s le e p ­ le«»- F .atm ah. ing porch. N s ly p a p e re d . N ice rV:,n !t**r P h o n e 4907. line. M rs. nvaif ^ apartment hi*^L Two *mil on* hsilf U»*verwty. Coolest location in t l fls I . ’ ♦ n- ° **P# tai rn rooms for boys. I w» oty-.N ixth. P h o n e 9498. * Business Directory DENTIST FOOT SPECIALIST DR. E. B. CROWDER, D entist 505 Scarbrough Bld*., Dial 9433 c;' B, y « * > « * . f o o t S p .c i.i.it 302 Littlefield Bldg. Dial 2-I54|I r PAGE 4 E l i t B a t t u E t x a n ItofeSitbed s a th* c e n s u s a l tb s U nl­ it:? a l Tea**, Anatta, by tis* Tex** »tn*eet# P»Wk*ik>***,' I ae* •* « » smra- tng except Munday. KlttorAJ offices. B. Hall. T*ts»isoes (Altar 18 p rn UM .) lurfwas* office*. B. B aa, TMifhaass •ISI-41. • • » ( £ « e n d 2 -3 1 4 * . Prir,tad by th# UalrereKf Free*. A. C. Wrl« St, Manager. BULL BELLOWS t ty ALEX MURPHREE T H O U G H T FOR TODAY Enter*! c« second e la n asatto* at tbs foeteffic* at A aceta. T«*ac. fc d ite r -is -C h ic ? ______ J'.mmls i . Payne We>r slice, W o u ld n ’t th a t be scrum ptious? W ouldn’t th a t be nice? T h e y tell us t h a t ’in tim “ ould is q uite “ cuss-to- c o u n t r y ’’ golf m a ry .” C u rta in s a f t e r th a t one. before someone heaves a brick. A R C H IT E C T S T O U SE L IB R A R Y H A L F -D A Y iron blast A charcoal forge (ii the typ e a *•r* deposit t e n r i g g a rb , sam* ntoeking*. returned. T I ■■■„.. E R N E S T W. W IN K L E R . K E F . L A N D C O M E G Y S , Libr*r '* 11- * John L, Keel of Au*tin. *t»- first announced. They D J E C T E D M A N A G E R S J U N E 1930, C A N D ID A T E S will not r e g iste r in a d v a n c e a* wan should, dent" acrita nt manager in foot- j however, without fail, request the Lait for the bat two year*, was} Registrar’s Office to make up a n a m e d m a n a g e r o f th e lief9 Ding-1 d e g re e card f o r th e m if it ha* not do v%pro f a s tb a l l *qaa« by th e A thiet- j been stone a lre a d y . Those who i -St Council T u e sd a y nig ht, an d G. not do so will be delayed n e x t fall W < /iwegy* o f M c K in le y w a s ’ when th ey come to rgeiater. *tttd«st m a n a g e r of t h e , m r n * w & d » E. J . M A T H EW S, Registrar, I I McCURRACH NECKWEAR Attractive tie* that will p le a s e the most critical man— in variety that will insure your s e l e c t i o n . $ 1.50 up NEW AND SECOND- HAND BOOKS ATTENTION STUDENTS Dr*. L f na aud L f ma D e n ta l Surgeon# 5 0 7 Sc ark rough B ld g ., P hon e 5 1 5 4 f o r mil 189 ELECTRICAL SERVICE C o rresp o n d en ce C ourses Correspondence C ourses Many other appropriate gift* All m ail o r d e r s g iv e n p ro m p t a t t e n ­ tio n . are offered In Sem ester# or those who need them. thirds to U N IV ER SITY ELECTRICAL SERVICE Starter and Generator Repair*— Battery Sales and Service Phene 871& 2412 Qaadeiop* t u x c a m p u s s u e r ELI MILLER D A V E BOULDIN UNIVERSITY CO-OP 2746 Guadalupe Austin. Texas For further inform ation, call b f FLOWER SEED LITTLE CAMPUS Com er Fast 18th Street and Red River or Phone 2-8403 F in e B u ilt F lo w er Sew ! E v e ry th in g for gard en s and! P o u ltry C J. M A R T IN A N D SO N S S 14 E. f i l l Phftft* 5 0 5 4 PLUMBING ^ RAVEN— PLUM BER ^Rfhore Good Plum bing Reft airs Are Made" 1 4 0 3 L avaca S trang, P hon e « 7 « | W. G. ANDREW ARTH A PLUM BING Phone 22503 Shop 4 0 8 E. 18th St. STUDIOS Photo c* aph# P reserve Friendabipe HOLLAND'S STUDIO TAILOR SHOPS D resses C lean ed , P r e s s e d Hat# Olaaaadi Blocked - F k o # , « m 78* ......JO* FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1229. rr* s r -if*- 4P* -r ** . ■ T H E D A I L Y T E X A N JAG%$ ■ w ll! OF 1929 “T lw Book That’s Different99 THE 1929 CACTUS— one of the most remarkable books ever issued on this or any other cam­ pus— outstanding in the uniqueness of its features, the completeness of its representation, the beauty of its art work— can truly be called “the book that’s different.” Leaving the traditional design and make-up of college annuals, this book sets a new standard for yearbooks of the nation. Issued at a cost of $27,000, it stands as a worthy souvenir of a great institution. The CACTUS of 1929 is ready for presentation to the students of the University of Texas for whom it was made and whose approval it is designed to merit. Distribution of the book will begin at I p. rn. Friday in B. Hall and will continue until 9 o’clock at night. Cash subscribers who have made part payments on the book should bring the balance due in cash. No checks can be accepted. Subscribers who have signed library deposits and who have been notified by the Cactus office that their deposits are now insufficient to pay for the Cactus, should bring $5 in cash and their library assignments will be released. (Part library assignment and part cash cannot be accepted.) Library deposit cannot be released until book is taken up by subscriber. The Cactus can be delivered to the subscribers only. and only one copy will be delivered to each individual. THE TEXAS STUDENT PUBLICATIONS B. HALL 119 gg ■„ .1 .^ * I I I r r n m r r - ; - v I • ' * rn Ii v - ' J f e J , .. * - ' ■ ' ’ ' { , - I V ‘V. SEI ' ___ ___ _____ .................. ■ 4> •SSSSSSm J '/ * i 1 1 , rn rn IS Investigations of the explo­ sion which w rec k e d th e Cleve­ land Clinic in the woe?! calam ­ ity in men»< ab o u t the X shown in this i * * * I history, c e n te rs ay room which is p ic tu re . The fire XTndrrveod—tTnlUK!» is believed this room. to have sta rte d in SEES DISASTER N , CENTER OF CLINIC EXPLOSION INVES TIGATION E. G R A D U A T E S EM PLO YED M. B Y W E S T IN G H O U S E C O M P A N Y P A Y N E , H A R R I S O N T A K E M O T O R T R IP rAKt^ TOR 1 Dr. L. W. P ayn e wjII leave Mon- ; I the U niversity o f A labam a where is to teach English d u rin g the I>r. H a rris o n will con tin u e —— FR ID A Y , M A Y Z U 1 9 2 9 . M _ _ vs ■ A M N I l l A y [ l / « * v U e l J w l l H L n l / U L I I d ay J u n e 2, to jo in Dr. T. P. l i a r - Chapel BBH, N o rth Carolina. H e d e p a r tm e n t o f I m o n tw o J th rough the s o u th e rn states. Dr. E n g lish f o r is to be in th e auto m o bile su m m e r trip th e a n in PONY TRACKMEN P ay ne will stop a t Tuscaloosa, a t term s. E -M .S c a r b r o u g h & S o n s THE COLLEGE SHOP r n . r ►a g e • ROCK BLASTED ■ B U IL D NEW fO SWIMMING POOL Excavations Made for Foundation of New Auditorium-Gym Blasting of solid rock in preparation for the construc­ tion of t h e swimming pool for the new Auditorium-Gymna- slum is now under way, sev­ eral charges being set off arm y day. the For lig h te r load* of d irt necessary in a the excavation*, steam shove] is being used that is capable of m oving about a yard of ea rth at eac h scoop. At this r a t e U would take only about four days steady w o rk w ith the steam above! to move all the dirt necessary to fo r the building be e xcavated However, the rock th at Is found only a few fe e t below the sun* face renders th e shove! practically nae'es- a fte r th e top layer of d irt has been removed. Such a shovel, operated eon:-in­ tently . would in 27 days dig a hole big enough to e ngulf the E d u c a ­ tion Building, so th a t it could n ot be seen. ----------- ~_o------- — — LA NOVATA GIVEN OUT WEDNESDAY L a No va ts, Littlefield Dorm i­ issued W e d ­ to ry y earbo ok , was nesday, May 22. The o ffic e rs on the s t a f f of publication ar* Ruth Leslie, cd i t o r -in-chief; N ancye T a c q u a rd , a r t e d ito r; B e tty Bundy, business m a n a g e r ; E d i t h G raff, aas a la n t e d it o r ; Mary Lee W eston, s n a p ­ shot e d ito r; a n d Helen Engelking, f e a tu r e editor. M a rg a re t Jillette, G abrielle H erm armill? Milam, I Ll Vann. Lilli* F ish e r, B ra d e n . M ary G race Ju lia N ew ton, linda Rodriguez, Dorri* Im V e n tu re , and S a ra Col*J lit » a r e assistant*. I m N ovaia i» dedicated to Mary Jo se p h in e Todd. who was f#res»- fiktnt o f the freshm an class, anti who died in J a n u a r y of t hi- year. j the yearbook wk* w ritten mainly by S arah Collins. Th*- p o e t r y contained in are Among the c o n te n ts of La Mo-j vat a a r e picture* of the d o rm ito ry j publication s t a f f and of all th** I girls jiving at the dorm itory, the la t t e r of which c o ntain ed u n d e r the head of ‘Las S e n o rita s .’ Pictures of the five girls chosen th e most b e a u tifu l a t L ittle fie ld I te rm ito ry a r e shown, The e girl I ar*- B etty Im h off, Eunice Sh arp , j Sophie Fay* rm a n . M a rg a re t P a r - ] k fr . and Ida Burke. Pictu re s o f th e dorm itory f a v ­ and orites. M a rg a re t Chalkley pictures Mary S teger, beet girls. D orothy Peacock and ftfermaseUa B raden. arc o th e r fe a tu re s. all a r o u n d and o f f S a tu rd a y Social e v e n ts of the year, which ; r#a»ist of the following, w ere in-1 n ig h t I eluded: weekly dances, d in n e r ,] T h an ksg iv in g C h ristm a s p a r ty , m onthly b irth - day d timers sn ho n o r of th e girls of the d o rm ito ry , an d th e b i r t h ­ day d in n e r h o n o rin g Miss M artha L ockett, social dire cto r o f L i t t l e ­ field D ormitory. Oil Royalties Swell I J J . Fwid B y SI 19,556.44 Oil royalties for the month of April swelled th e U niversity fu n d by 1 119,556,44 a n d brought th** grand total up to $ I ft,oh 1.7 ! o.pn. The com panies t h a t paid royalties to th e University, a n d th e am o u n ts paid, were as follows: Magnolia Oil Company Humble Oil Company Ghamery Oil i nm par?* 126.99 .... $ 1.21 $ W arner Quinlan Oil A tlantic Oti Simms ___ ____ Prairie . ........ Sk:*iley Oil T e to n ....... OIL Atlantic Humble T e XII.-: G ulf Company Magnolia Oil G ulf Oil Tidal Oil ....... ... 7.Jo . $ . $ 6,3£2.14 .... $ JJU*-92 I 4,261.08 $ 291.42 $ .61 428,425.88 ?- $ 505.53 $ 7,306.68 $ 569.68 * I'.MILPJ $ 2,91 1,98 27.21 $ 9,651.68 ........... S Total Grand T o tal ?! 10.550 t i $ 10,681,710.90 FOLEY IO DIRECT SUMMER DRAMA Classer in d r a m a tic s will be c o n ­ du c te d af the U niv ersity this sum ­ m e r lieder the d ir e c tio n of G r e g ­ ory Foley, d ir e c to r o f the C o m ­ m u nity Drama Association of I >e.« Moines, c hairm an of of public Speaking a t th o University, announced. Two classes, one an I ele m e nta ry co urse dra m a tic j work, the o t h e r a course for d i - , rectors, wilt be org an ised. the d e p a rtm e n t in to Mr, Foley bn* ta u g h t on th** i U niversity fa c u lty for a n u m b e r ] I of sum mers. A particularly im-1 I fMirtant p a r t of Mr, Foley’* sac- [cess ax a d ra m a tic d ir e c to r in his light-] to ne ttings and a c c o rd in g a tte n tio n ing effects, to Mr. G Tricorn. He wast form e rly direr- ; to r of the C om m u nity T h e a te r at I Omaha, N ebraska. Need nome c a s h ? ? 7 Sell us j your old books.——H alf price for all ,h*t w,II be used n e s t year. Co-Op. .... ■ I VE GOT PLENTY :a s h NOW — I JUST S O L D ALL MY BOOKS THAT WILL BE USED H I K II Iowa, Ellwood Griarom , | | 0 n N a d e a n e Hall •nm*. ,*••4 J P u f f e r y L o g g y the s te a m -fit­ t e r who u as blown out of the the Cleveland X ray room in the ( ‘lune explosion, is one of rn a in vvitrn* %. es in investigation s into t h o disaster. P . E. CI( L A S S I IG N O R E D W IT ! I B R E A K F A S T T h e wintling team* in th e P h y ­ sical E d u c a tio n IO clans exhibition of tu m b lin g a n d s t u n t s learned in the chian, given nome tim e ago, will be h o n ore d at a b re a k f a s t a t B a tto n S p rin g s th is m orning. Girls on th e w in n in g te a m a r e : M erced L e a n e r , c a p ta in , M argaret C u n n in g h a m , C la ra Marie A irin g - Irene N yquist, and F a i ig Wood. J Girls on the losing te a m s which will give the picnic a r e : Marie ; K ennedy, Sula Cortin, K athryn Flo- j iv y , K a th ry n W ie r , Je ssie ( ’affy , G race T aylor, W illela Boykin, El­ len A it her, Ir m a lie I Phillips. Geor­ gia Mao Met“ jek, Marie Bowle-, H erm asella B r a *i c n, F ra n c e s Laughlin, and K a th e rin e Tadiock, T H E CACTUS- ST Hall ! P , M , TODAY T H E CA CTU S B Hall, I P M. TODAY. U n iv e rsity Co-Op pays t i for all books uked n e s t year. price , , , play e ntitled O th e r in te re s tin g divisions a r e : a one-act “ T he Money Is th e T h in g ,” “ A W e e k | t at th* I niveraity from the D iary ■Mi a Littlefield G irl.” BV N of t h e I — —— d orm itory, picture** of d o rm itory athlete? who ar*- member- of th e T u r tl e Club, th e T o r t Jette*, a n d the Racquet Club, and th o <1 r mitory honor roll. - o-------- —.... O C K E Y T O T E A C H A T U N IV E R S IT Y O F U T A H a -WilLam Cecil Ockey. i n s tr u c * ; to r in e le m e n ta ry ?«tat: qics in the Sdfcool of Bu?im*-* Adnur.-,--„patiof du rin g the sp rin g sem ester, has aaaistaiit profeaaor- accepted an ehip in the School of Busine « Ad- the University o f w.m»--tration a* U tah, which ie Mr. O ckey’* a lm a m ater. university Mr, Ockey will en ter th e U n i­ versity of California this sa? rn rn* r to work on bi* doctor of p h ilo so ­ phy d eg ree, All of his re q u ire ­ m e n t! have bean accepted fo r th is work. y ' — ——— o— -------- S e t ’ y o u r bwclx* n***r.—- W e p ay cash for all thai will be used later. Ce-Op. W ait T ill You S e e “ Ma C herie” - awd “ L o u i s e ” **i*»oeeats of Paris” V ictor Record No. 21941 F la y e d by P olla ck and k it O rchestra R E E D MUSIC CO. rh. 7 i m IS TEXTS. a v * AGAIN AT HALF PRICE TO THE TEXAS BOOK STORE. THEY PAID ME CASH TOO, FOR ALL THE OTHER BOOKS THAT WILL NOT BE USED HERE IN THE UNIVERSITY NEXT YEAR ON ACCOUNT OF THE C H A N G E IN REQ UIRED CASH PAID FOR BOOKS USEDIP HERE AGAIN lr ■ ■ T E X A S E O C )I S T O R E $ p*, ,n I tn Th* Oft.I# Tern rn. D ALLA S, May 23- — Joe David­ son, a ju n io r, war- elected ca p ta in tr a c k te a m ; of the 1930 A. M. I by m e m be rs of the squad j last n g h t a f t e r v a rsity le tte r s h a d j bef a a w a r d e d ten m em bers o f ; squad. L e tte rs w ere! the a w a rd e d te n nis, golf, b a s e - 1 and bf*ll men at the same tim . tra c k 1929 T ho se rec- ir in g aw a rd s w e r e : j ( ’lark I C a p ta in florin r t Crowell, Calvert., J o e Davidson. C hester j f a u n a l l y , M arion Hujmnon. F e di - • ; fiend If e r r in n , ll. T. M urphy, W j T. S k e e te r , Ar (bur Sullivan and Dirk Mc L arry . a w a rd s Th use receiving te n n is w ere: H u f f, C a p ta in Gerald Claude Loothmari, I>eon Ibeddlng- ] ton an d WI E. Boyer, while golf a w a rd s w ere presented to F ra n cis Holmes, B e rt Pitts, Brandon C a r ­ roll, F r a n k H a h a , Dale Lindsey, and J , II. Germany. Tw elve m em b e rs of the Pony baseball finished sq u a d , which last in th e 1929 race, were aw a rd -] ed l e t t e r s ; they w e re : C aptain Robert Drye, A ltus Lyles, Monk .C o n n e r , Sam m y Reed, A r th u r tr u s t e e of: ^ pr*hon, Blair VVeatbrnok, B u ste r Hill, ( hoc Landers, Louis Long, F r a n k D iffey, W arren G ravely, and J a c k .Shaw, illness, em ployed by ti' his U niversity, according to from th e C om ptro ller’s office. the report? T H E C A C T U S -1 P. M TODAY. B Hall. ♦ W.I Paul F. R e c to r a n d J a m e s W in fre y , c an didates t o r bachelor | o f science degrees in mechanical have been 1 en gineering in J u n e , I em ployed by the W estinghouse ! Electric and M a n u f a c tu r in g Com- | pa ny as mechanical e n g in e e rs. p au l Keep lr wa* g r a d u a te d I from high school in P a r k e r s b u r g , I Virginia. He e n te r e d the Un?vet*, j sitjr in 1925, a f t e r s p e n d in g a y«*ar in the employ of the P a r k e r s b u r g j Machine Company, H e c to r ha* I a tte n d e d the U n iv e rsity every long I session since his e n tr a n c e , a n d ha* I been prominent in r t u d e n t activi- the I ties. He was p r e s id e n t of j focal branch of th e A m e ric a n So- * c ie ty of Mechanical E n g in e e r s for I th e past year and of th** r'.en I or (c lass of th* e n g in e e rin g ahchoo! for I this semester. la d e lp h ia Works o f Rector will re p o r t to E a s t Phil- the We--*mg bouse Electric and M a n u fa c tu r in g ] C om pany J u n e 12, On Ids ar- t n v a l, he will c o n tin u e his studies as a grad u a te of m echanical e n ­ gineering, on the te c h n ic a l train- j ing course given by t h a t o r g a n i- g ra d u a te s f nation to all college whom it employs. J a m e s ML W in fre y g ra d u a te d ! from high school in W olfe City, I arni has atte n d e d th e U n iv ersity ♦ very long session since e ntering. He has also been p r o m in e n t in stu d e n t activities. F o r tw o years he has been s t u d e n t the engin eering loan fu n d . Last | y e a r he was elected vice p r e s i d e n t s of ju n io r e n g i n e e r i n g class, a nd he was p re s id e n t o f th e s t u ­ d e n t body of th e e n g in e e r in g de-1 p e r tin e n t this se m e ste r. the W in frey will r e p o r t to the South Philadelphia W o rk s o f th e West-] inghouse Electric a n d M an u fa c ­ t u r i n g Company in S e p te m b e r. H e! hopes to au gm ent his college edu- j cation with the p ra c tic a l e x p e r - ! ienee on steam e q u i p m e n t which he will receive as a g r a d u a t e s t u - 1 d e n t of th a t com p a n y , •© U N IV E R S IT Y W O M E N ------ E L E C T O F F IC E R S A t a short business m e e tin g of th e University W o m e n ’s Flub I W 6 ii in a<. iv»y 'aIUA Ti«A; *Y, ‘ iV*c Giib i,w - 1 ^ ing officer* w ere e le c te d f o r the ; com ing year: Mrs. E lm e r Rowe, I pre sid e n t; Mrs. E. R. Sims, first I vice president; M r;. M ax Hand-] man, second vice p r e s id e n t; Mrs. G eorge Undress, r e c o r d in g a r e r e - 1 IL N ew love, cor-! t a r y ; Mrs. G. respo nd in g s e c r e ta r y ; Mrs. F. A. C, Perrin , t r e a s u r e r ; a n d Mrs. 0 . B. Williams, c h a irm a n the mem bership c o m m ittee. o f ———------o — ------ W IL L Y T H O M P S O N S O M E W H A T B E T T E R Both students and fa c u lty have responded in a f ittin g m a n n e r to th e plea for aid fo r W iley Thomp­ son, the aged n eg ro w ho was, un- Pearce Exhibits Mound Relics Before Council south from Specimen* from mounds a n d ] kitch**n m iddens indicating a c u l ­ tu ra l m o v e m e n t d u rin g e a rly I n ­ dian life in th e th e Lower Mississippi Valley to Con- a ! teal T e x a s were exhibited a t j convention of the National Re I search Council in .St .Louis, ac c o rd { icy to J . E. P earce, professor o f has j u s t re- j a nthropology, who days’ s ta y I tu rn e d from two a there. T ti<* National Research C ouncil i was o r g a n ise d d u rin g the w a r t o those scien ces I prom ote w ork in a f f e c tin g n a tio n a l in te re sts a n d i concerned with the preserv atio n o f early c u ltu ra l products. Professor P e a rc e had on dis- a , bb'j.o t v. V e n ne had ■< * u r e ’d j from C e n tra l T exas kitchen m id ­ dens. These aro used interest b e ­ run o* of th e ir v a rie ty and excep- i Dorm I c h a ra c t cr. IL* a im took an active p a rt the discussions a c c e n tu a tin g in th** j im portance o f pres* tv ing f e a tu r e s I of T he co nv ention I a djou rn e d w ith a series of radio Indian life. add?esses on th e same topic. BURKE O F F E R E D PO SIT IO N Billy B urke, senior in the d e ­ al tm e n t o f a r c h ite c tu re , will fill a position w ith W. Scott D u nn e, a rc h ite c t, this sum mer. T H E CA CT U S--! P. M B. Hail. TODAY, You D o n ’t W a it on Us Strong P. K. Coffee FOR Stronger Scholarship S t u d e n t s a r r nhththf gathering at P. K .’s . . . iii h*t un rn S t u d y S e x * i o n s . . . f o r t h a t g o o d I*. K . C o f f e e . . . s t i m u l a t i n g . . . e n e r g i z i n g . . . amt you limit w ait on r n . Service the Whole Night P. K. Sandwich Shops, Inc. O P P O S IT E H A N C O C K T H E A T R E O P P O S IT E T H E UNI VERSI TY AT D E E P EDDY PK LOW EXCURSION FARES to San Antonio via Students W eek -E n d Frolic to San Antonio $ 1.50 Round T rip E v ery Sun d a y T rat n L eaves A ustin 6 :3 0 A. M. Sleep Late $2.20 Round T rip Every S a tu rd a y , , ^Trains , , Leave A ustin 2:02 p. rn. and 6:12 p. rn. L eave San A ntonio 8:00 p.m. S unday N igh t— B ack Home E a rly 10:20 p.m. T h e P o p u la r P i o n e e r S u n d a y E x c u r s io n L in e Buy T ic k e ts A ny Day T ic k e t O ffice A ustin H o tel; Phones 77r>5-6096 Milton Morris, A g e n t E d B eard A ssistan t JUST UNPACKED Young m ens th rnerpie.fT," , , .. LINEN SUITS Cocit — trousers and vest $ 20.00 An unusually good value W e ’ve put < verything into them that normally you would expect to j?et iii Linen Suits at a higher price. — Richness in sty le — quality of linen that needs no apologies-— all white and colored stripes. Young Men’s Models _____________________ m r ___________ _____ ___________ Oh Boy! Renfro’s Jumbo Chocolate SODA MR ___ ___________ Regular 15c PK Friday and Saturday $2.20 R o u n d T rip T ic k e t s On S a l* For T r a i n s L eaving A ustin 3 :1 5 p. r n . or 6 :0 5 p. rn. ea c h S atu rd ay. R e­ turn le a v e San A n ­ ton io a ll trains Sun­ day fo llo w in g date o f sale. Tickets On S a l e F o r Trains $ 1 . 5 0 R o u n d T r ip Leaving A u stin 4 :1 5 a. rn. and 5 : 1 0 a . m. each Sunday. R etu rn leave San A n ton io 9 :0 0 p. rn . an d 1 1 :1 5 p. rn. sam e d a te . 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