SPECIAL NUMBERS L / G / / 7 WA VES, SOUND,

Story,URE G I N Kl FINAL 

SUBJECT TALK TONIGHT 

Vol. XXVI

AU ST IN , TEXAS, FR ID A Y , AU GU ST 21, 1925

No. 50

$5000 Spent By Social

Committee tor Summer 

School Entertainment

A p p ro x im a tely $ 5 ,0 0 0 w as spent this slim m er in providing 
en tertain m en t tor the stu d en ts, accordin g to unofficial reports
o f th e summ er school en terta in m en t com m ittee. This am ount
{Spanish Numbers Especially j exceeds that which w as receiv ed from the b la n k e t tax, adm is-
sion ch a rg es to the Fourth o f Ju ly exhibition, and th e D ev ereu x
P la y e rs, according to L. FL H u b b a r d . ! '
(loan of stu dents.

Well Received by Large 
Audience

OFTER COURSES

the 

cially 

com plete, 

T h o u g h the fig u res a re not. offi 
a p p ro x im a te
Last c a m p u s sing w as h e l d ,a m o u n t sp ent d u r in g th e first te r m 
T h ursday nigh t at t h e open-air j w m $2800 
th»- exhibi 
f o r 
theater under the direction of tion wn 
the F o u r th of J u ly , si,OOO
David Griffin. T h e crowd w a s for Tht* T, xan: an,,. $40° f.or pul,Uc
like. Not much
the la m e s t in a tten d a n c e at any 
$2 000 WM recelvwl from th, 
tim e this su m m e r, it is said, an d I h ^ j h l a n k e t tax and admission charges.
p r o g r a m was e x e c u te d with skill and 
inspiration. T h e 
w as “ T he P ilg rim 's Chorus. T a n h a u s- 

le c tu r e s and 

o p e n in g 

n u m b e r 

s h o o 

the 

Students May Continue Jour­
nalistic Work in School of 
Business Administration

Number of Physical Phenom­
ena Will Be Demonstrated 
by Dr. Brown

Miniature lightn ing will be il­
lustrated by high frequency cur­
rent discharges at the rate of a 
million cycles per second in the 
lecture to be given tonight at the 
cam p u s o p e n -a ir 
t h e a te r by Dr. S. 
Leroy Brow n, associate profe sso r of 
physics in the U n iv ersity.

V ib ratio ns, waves and 

ra d ia tio n , 
d e m o n stra te d w ith a n u m b e r of e x ­
perim ents, will be ta k e n up by D r. 
Brown in his lecture, which will begin 
pro m p tly a t 7:45 p. rn. T h e connec­
tion between waves, vib ra tio n and r a ­
diation will be discussed, an d how 
waves pro d u c e v ib ra tio n an d v ib r a ­
be 
tions prod uce w aves will also 
pointed out.

T CONTINUE, 
FACULTY DECIDES

‘Little Chevalier’, 
Old French 
Last Campus Movie CAMPUS M U SICA L

Recommendations Adopted at 
Faculty M eeting State Sum ­
mer W ork Necessary

Five E xam Blue B ooks 
Lost From MLB. 2 1 8 ; 
Students B eg R elief

“Pilgrim Chorus” From Tan- 
hauser, by Mixed Chorus, 
Opens Program

G H I M i m ESSENTIAL

Value of Advanced Work Re­

ceives Special Stress 
Committee Report

in 

A dopting the recommendation 
that some w ay be found to carry 
on Sum m er School work in 1926, 
the Faculty Club in a m eeting 
Thursday n igh t also agreed that 
s tr e s s should be placed upon th e g r a d ­
u a t e school courses.

These tw o points, recom m ended by 
th e re p o r t of th e co m m ittee, of which 
D r. 
is c h a ir m a n , were 
b ro u g h t out a nd p assed upon by th e

I.. L. Click 

n ig h t, according to Dr. D. A. Peniek.

Only these p o in ts of th e co m m ittee 
r e p o r t w ere p assed upon. T he rec­
o m m en d a tio n s w e re m ade a f t e r 
th e 
com m ittee h a d m et a n d discussed the 
S u m m e r School situ a tio n , th e v a lu e of 
th e g r a d u a t e 
school, and possible 
m e a n s of c o n tin u in g th e w ork of both. 
th e ir 
T h a t every e n d e a v o r 
c o n tin u a n c e be m a d e is th e resolution 
o f the fa c u lty m em bers, th e m eeting 
indicated.

to w a rd 

A social h o u r f o r th e f o r ty m e m ­
b e rs p r e s e n t w a s held 
im m ediately 
follow ing the tr a n s a c ti o n of business. 
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Part of Chorus W ill Remain in 
Austin for Baccalaureate 
Exercises

n ig h t 

S u n d a y 

specially 

U n iv e rs ity C h o ru s, 

u n d e r th e d i­
re c tio n of David G riffin , will b r o a d ­
c a s t a 
selected p r o g r a m 
o v e r th e ra d io a t S ta tio n W O A I, San 
A n to n io , 
9 :3 0 
o ’clock. T he p r o g r a m will be given 
in c o n ju n c tio n w ith th e a p p e a ra n c e 
o f H a r r y S n o d g r a s s a n d his ch orus, 
th e 
sin g e rs well k n o w n t h r o u g h o u t 
sin g e rs 
S o u th w e st. T h e S n o d g ra ss 
will s t a r t t h e i r p ro g r a m p r o m p tly a t 
8 p. m.

a t 

A p a r t o f th e U n iv e r s ity C h o ru s 
will re m a in in A u stin in o r d e r to f u r ­
nish th e m usical p r o g r a m in c o n n e c ­
tio n with t h e b a c c a la u r e a te s erm o n 
ex ercises o f th e U n iv e rs ity which will 
b e held a t th e c a m p u s open a ir t h e a ­
t e r a t 8 o’clock S u n d a y ev en in g.

T h e p r o g r a m which will be given 
in San A n to n io h as n o t been c o m ­
p lete d , a c c o rd in g to Mr. G riffin .

 ------------- o— -----------
D ean B ell T ouring

in W estern States

W h M a 

l i f e ! A ftV r s t r u g g l i n g 
t h r o u g h 
f o r a 
w h o l e h o u r on an e x t e n d e d H i s ­

t h e A u g u s t h e a t 

t o r y 9 5 a e x a m , fiv e i n d u s t r i o u s b u t 
• l i g h t l y s l o w s t u d e n t s s u f f e r e d t h e 
c a l a m i t y o f h a v i n g th e i r b l u e b o o k s 
r e m o v e d f r o m th e i n s t r u c t o r ’s d e sk 

in M .B . 2 1 8 W e d n e s d a y .

P r a y i n g fo r r e l i e f , t h e y a s k th a t 
i n f o r m a t i o n c o n c e r n i n g th e m 

a n y 

b e t r a n s m i t t e d t o o n e o f t h e five 
s t u d e n t s : 
u n f o r t u n a t e 
f o l l o w i n g 
R o d e n F u l l e r , J o h n C o v e y , J a m e s 

T a y l o r , D a p h n e W a r d a n d M a r y K. 

J 

N e l s o n .

Bits of News

NO LIVES LOST IN

$150,000 H O T E L FIRE 
SAN A N G E L O T H U R S D A Y

San A ngelo.— D a m a g e 

to t h e e x ­
t e n t of $1 '>0,000 r e s u lte d f r o m the 
b u r n in g of th e L a n d o n H o te l T h u r s ­
day a f te r n o o n . M ore th a n 150 people 
had re g is te r e d a t th e h otel f o r th e 
th e ir room s 
day , a n d 50 w e re in 
when th e fire s ta r te d . N o lives were 
lost, an d no one w as se riou sly b u rn e d . 
The fire b u r s t f r o m to p 
to bo ttom 
of th e bu ild in g a lm o s t in an in s ta n t, 
in 
a n d 
th e linen room of th e hotel.

to h a v e s t a r t e d 

th o u g h t 

is 

S E C R E T A R Y J A R D I N E 

FIRES B U R E A U H E A D ; 

C O O P E R N E W C H I E F

W a s h in g to n .— T he c h ie f of the b u ­
re a u o f a g r ic u ltu r e econom ics of the 
A g r ic u ltu r a l D e p a r tm e n t, Dr. H e n r y 
T a y lo r, h a s re sig n e d a t th e r e q u e s t 
of S e c r e ta r y J a r d i n e . H e will be suc­
ceeded by T h o m a s P. C o op er, dean
of 
th e a g r ic u ltu r a l college o f 
U n iv ersity o f K e n tu c k y . 

 ________ 0 

A M E R I C A N S W I M M E R 

P L A N S S E C O N D A T T E M P T 
T O S W I M C H A N N E L

Boulogne, F r a n c e .— T h e A m e ric a n 
girl sw im m e r, G e r tr u d e E d e r le , who 
re c e n tly failed in h e r a t t e m p t to swim 
the E ng lish C h a n n e l, will m a k e a n ­
o th e r a t t e m p t th e la st o f S e p te m b e r, 
she said T h u r s d a y . A s t a r g irl sw im ­
m e r fro m A r g e n tin e m ay also m ake
an a t t e m p t a t th e sa m e 
it is q u ite 
swim t o g e th e r .

tw o will 

t h a t th e 

likely 

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$150,0 00 ,0 00 FOR

PUBLIC BUILDINGS IS 
PLAN COOLIDGE PARTY]

W a s h in g to n .— A $ 15 0,0 00 ,00 0 pub- 
lice bu ild in g plan 
is b a c k e d by the 
Coolidge a d m in is t r a tio n , and it is the

D ean S p u rg eo n Bell, who resig ned 
a s Dean of the B usin ess A d m in is tr a ­
tion School rec e n tly , is t o u r in g th e
Middle W eeterrf U n ite d S ta te s s t u d y - 1 p!a" 
ing th e business b u r e a u s of th e c o l-1 a p u b h c b u ild in g bdl 
leges, a c co rding to w ord received in | “ ““ ion ° f C ongress,
'A u s tin . 
°
, D ean Bell resig n e d th e U n iv e rsity PROFESSOR Y O U N G OF 
p o sitio n to a e c e tp th e position as h e a d 
o f th e b u re a u of business r e s e a r c h a t 
Ohio S ta te U n iv e rs ity , re ce n tly es­
tab lish e d by th e le g is la tu r e of Ohio.

rn 

j 

p» " t y lead f 3 10 ™ ist

th e n e x t I

Two Other Films of Educa-

tionaj^a^ure^to^ Pieced** 

“ The Little C h e v a lie r /’ a 
story with 
b eau tifu l French 
settin g a b ou t the y ea r 1752, 
will be the fe a tu r e of the last 
ca m p u s m ovie o f the sum m er
session on S a tu r d a y night, August 

22, a t th e o p e n -a ir th e a te r , ac c o rd ­

ing to Mrs. C h a rles Moore, who 

is 

in c h a rg e o f 

the cam p u s movies.

“ T he L ittle C h e v a lie r” 

is an old 

F re n c h sto ry which has a very u n ­

hap py b e g in n in g in F ra n c e , with th e 

scenes laid p rin cip ally 

in 

the b e a u ­

tifu l hom e of V iscom te V a id e te rre. 

e r ” ( W a g n e r ) by th e rn xed chorus.

S p e c ia l N u m b e r *

Mrs. V e r n a Y tu r r i, a ss’s t a n t solo­

ist, from San A ntonio, sa n g “ C a r ­

T he s e tt in g 

is 

la t e r 

tr a n s f e r r e d 

to 

in a new c o u n try . 

L ouisiana, and m ore specifically old 

New O rleans, w h ere set m any of the 

F r e n c h had gone to m ak e new homes 

( W ils o n ) , and as an e nco re 
m e n ” 
to Old 
she gave “ C a r r y Me Back 
n u m b e rs 
V ir g i n n y .” H e r Spanish 
w e re especially well 
received. A 
g e n e ro u s a p p la u se followed h e r a n ­
im a te d re n d itio n of “ E s tr e llita ” by
a 
lite ra lly “ b r o u g h t 
Po nce, h u t 
the tim e s o f 1752, with e x tr a v a g a n t (j own t h P h o u se ” w th h e r la st num - j
c o u rt sc e n e s in F r a n c e and the splen- .b e r “ C la vc litos” by V a lv e rd a . 
In re- I
dor o f 

revel o f b e a u tifu l c o stu m in g of

the e nco re, she sang an

life as established by 

The p ic tu re 

th e sPons<? 

she 

to 

is 

nobility 

t h a t moved 

to A m erica 

at

In d ia n song.

th a t 

tim e.

R o g e r P e te r s 

“ Oh L ord,
W h a t Shall I D o,” as an en c o re to 

g ave 

S h irle y Mason 

ta k e s 

th e 

leading his Rok) e n t it )o(J “ P ro lo gu e, I Pag-

will be 

tw o o th e r p ic tu re s . One of Hacci” by L eoncavallo.

doubles in 
b ro th e r . 

th e role o f h e r “ su p p o se d ” ! 
P la y in g opposite her, 

T h e W o m e n ’s C h o ru s 

two
rn! n u m b e rs, “ T a lly H o,” by Leoni and

gave 

th* role of H e n ri V a id e te r r e . is R a y - 1‘‘M a id e n - R e m e m b e r, B e r e f t , *’ by
the
jW e c k e rlin . 
la s t n u m b e r w as su n g by Eileen O’- 

The p ic tu re has a 

T he solo p a r t of 

mond McKee. 

ha p p y e n d in g w hen an old

F r e n c h Reilly

Public 

D u r in g 

th e second 

te rm $2,180 
was paid out, and only $ I ,*40 was 
received fro m the blu n k e t t a x , The 
items of expense fo r this te r m a r e : 
lecture^ and the D evereux 
P la y e rs , $7 35 ; T ex a n , 
$1,000; m o­
tion p ic tu res, $125; music, $125; o u t 
of 
local e x ­
c ursio ns, $50; public reading s, $20; 
m iscellaneous, $100.

tow n e xcursions, $2 5; 

ta b u la te d 

O ffic ia lly 

figures fo r 
th e su m m e r school 
entertainment®- 
will be given out la te r , a cc o rd in g to 
Dean H ub bard .

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N E I SHORT STORY

English 141 Offered by B.A. 
School to Count Toward 
Journalism Degree

feud is finally settled.

T w o S c e n i c F ilm *

P r e c e d in g th e f e a t u r e p ic tu re th e re ' hers. 

t h e 1 wU| be tw o o t h e r p ic tu re 8 . On e o f I Z am ecnik 

L 
! these ,8 ,n tw o Pa r t s ’ n » ™ l y : 

, 

. 

, 

. 

. 

, , p . 

P ro fe s so r J , F r a n k Dobie, who will 
be back a t th e U niversity n e x t y e a r, 
will give a th ird of a course in short
Q u a r t e t t e S in g * P r i s o n e r * S o n g
T he male q u a r t e t so n * tw o num - sto ry w r itin g next fall, according tx
C allin g,” by an a nnouncem ent from th e Business
Th*
nglish 141 
T u esd a y

‘<P™ ° " e r ’* S o n g ” A d m in isU a tu m Departm<*nt 
I w ere both g.ven in a pleasin g man- t-ourfce will be hated as Lnghi
, i i r d 8 l n er. As an en core to the “ P r i s o n - I a n d will come a t 9 o’clock, Ti

“ Love 

T a m e

a n d 

. 

th e 

of a Far-o ff S e a ,” with s e tti n g on Ie r »s Song,” th e q u a r t e t sa n g an Irish 'T h u r s d a y and 
an island j u s t off the s o u th e rn coast SOng. 
of A fric a . 
life and 
I t shows 
h a u n ts of millions of s tr a n g e birds 
of d iff e r e n t species amid b e a u tifu l
scenery . T h e .second p a rt 
tu r e . 
th e c u s to m s a n d life o f th e Black­
in 
In d ia n s , and 
f o o t 
which th e y pass th e ir lives.
E l a b o r a t e S e t t i n g 

cho rus. T he n u m b e r closed th e last 
ca m p u s sing a f t e r which “ The Eyes 
o f T e x a s ” was su n g by all.

c a d y ” ( S tr ic k la n d ) an d 
.o f Mv H om e,” by O ’H a ra . Miss M a-, 

Roses .. th e audienCe jo in in g in 

"A V an ish in g R a c e ,- shows 

“ My A r­
“ D ream ing 

L o r e n a Malone 

th e s c e n e ry 

•'M oonlight 

pie- lone 

g a m e 

if this 

song 

also 

Jo u r n a lis m s tu d e n ts will be per 
knitted to enroll for th e course and it 
'will count tow ard a jo u rn a lis m degree.
and | T h is course b rin g s the to ta l num ber of
a vailable courses f o r jo u rn a lis m stu 
th e
d ents to seven for the fall te rm .

P rofessor Dobie will teach E nglish 
in the U n iv e rsity next ye a r. He is 
ed itor of T exas Folklore.

or 3 is pre re qu isite to the course.

.Saturday. E ng lish 2

A n o th e r p ic tu re , 
tim e, and A d v e n tu r e ,” which 

of
“ O u t- Posts 
is a scenic pie

t u r e p o r t r a y i n g in a very a t tr a c t iv e 
m a n n e r “ th e lure of the o u td o o r s .”

T h e ca m p u s sing u n d e r the lead­
e rsh ip o f David G riffin has become 
f e a ­
one of 
t u r e s of the e n tir e s u m m e r p ro g ra m , j
o fficia ls say. The la rg e crowd which
T h u rsd a y 
of th e p ic tu r e s a re well w o rth see- n ig h ts h as shown th a t U n iv e rsity s l u ­
ing, b u t “ T h e Little C h a v e lie r,” t h e l d e n t a a r e e a g e r to h e a r an d en jo y 
j f e a t u r e p ic tu re , is well w o rth se e in g th e ta le n t s which have been b ro u g h t 
in te r e s tin g sto ry to th e U n iv e rsity th r o u g h t h e e f f o r ts 

A c c o rd in g to Mrs. Moore, all th r e e j a tte n d e d 

e n te r t a in in g 

re g u la rly 

th e m ost 

on 

not only 
f o r 
b u t also f o r 

the 
th e e la b o r a te se ttin g , of Mr. G riffin .

2 KILLED A N D 14

IN J U R E D IN TR A IN 

f o u r te e n 

CRASH IN C O L O R A D O
Leadville, Colo.— Tw o w ere killed 
an d 
in ju re d 
w hen th e e a s t and w e stb ou nd P a n o ­
ram ic Specials c ra sh e d 
in G ra n ite 
C anyo n, 
ten miles west of Buean 
V ista, T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n .

p a ss e n g e rs 

Building Program for Future University;

Group Bronze Statues at Campus Entrance

SOUTHWESTERN UN IV

i S tr e e t u n til it passes a p o in t on a fine of which G a rriso n H all is the fore-
When VOU 
The ru n n e r , and which will correspond to 
Thursday about 
the shackles* p r o g r a m of building includes an o th e r the row on G u a d a lu p e S tre e t. Back 
campus you probably muttered building of the sam e a r c h ite c tu re a s o f these buildings will be a n o th e r set 
. G eorg e to w n . — R o y la n d F le tc h e r “think nothing of it ! ” Which i s I th e E du c a tio n Building, to bi* built be- which will occupy the n o r th e a s t por- 
la tte r and T w e n ty -fir-t n o n of the new c am p u s, c ontinuing 
the proposed gy m n asium ,

B y M e lv in W i l l i a m s o n 
the 

storj ! w ‘th the E d ucation Building. 

DIES TH U R SD A Y

read 

th e 

H e r e ’. H o w I t ’ll L o o k 

tw o , 
A cross w h a t is now the Main Walk blocks on the site w h e re the f resh m an { 

to 

down 
j which will cover a p p ro x im a te ly 

j Young, p ro f e s s o r e m e r t u s of r o m a n c e b y w a y o f s a y in g : “A pplesauce.” I tw een 
la n g u a g e s a t S o u th w e s te r n U niver- But th e p la n s a r e a re a lity. Begin- S tre e t. 
a n d H H all, th e j 
sity, died a t his hom e in G e o r g e to w n |n i n g w ith I Hall 
T h u r s d a y . W ith the e x c e p tio n o f Dr. j shacks will be demolished one by one 
C la u d e C. Cody, P r o f e s s o r Y o u n g had 
r e n d e r e d 

to S o u t h w e s t e r n ! got u n d e rw a y . By 1936 th e L n i v e r - ' a n d 

se rv ic e 
service

j as th e “ g r e a t e r V a r s ity p r o g r a m ” is w ill be erected a classroom building, Gym now* sta n d s, r u n n in g from »Speed-
the way back p a s t Tom G reen S tre e t to a
still a n o th e r will occupy 

j o f the fa c u lty .

A t 

the e n tra n c e of 

th e “ G r e a te r seventh, and 

200 AUSTIN PEOPLE 

U n iv e rsity lo n g e r th a n a n y m e m b e r 

sity of T e x a s will have one of th e la rg - space between the walk and T w enty- point n e a r th e S ta d iu m , 
est cam puses and the m ost b e a u tifu l , fo u r th S tre e t, w ith a series of la r g e r 
T w enty- 
building of any college in th e South, buildings 
to Tom above its p rese n t stage*. The ends will 
th e s ta tu e s by ! G reen S treet. The space between Gua- j be closed, th e n o rth end a ss u m in g the
the
i n or n •umUnr t/i th*- Biol- b u n d red-foot. to w ers f ac in g south Ar-
FREDERICKSBURG TODAY j tUn J a o f th e Capitol. T hey include pied by buildings sim ila r to the Biol- j hundred-foot tow ers fa c in g south. Ac
the
60,000 
m onum ent to th e heroes of the World
ever
W a r will 
T he sp o t w here the Main Building j erected south of the Mason and Dixon 

Cam pus” will sta n d 
I Coppin! which now re s t 
!,. 
i l . 
g ig a n tic bronze figures of Woodrow > g y Building, and will 

th e ro- d a iu p e and Tom Green will be occu-j intended horseshoe shape, with 

A u stin .— A p p r o x im a te ly 200 A us- Wilson, 

MAKE TRIP TO FAIR

The S ta d iu m itself will have grow n 

a n d , proposed C h e m istry B uilding. 

tin people in 50 c a r s , hea d e d by t h e j 0t berg> A sp h a lt r o a d w a y s will c u t, 
Ben Hur drum corps, 
le f t A ustin I th e c a m p u s into ge om e tric a l sections. 
F r id a y m o r n in g to r e p r e s e n t th e Cap- T he n um b e r of s tu d e n ts will then ex-! now s ta n d s will su p p o r t a m assiv e: Line.
to w er su rro u n d e d by p a r k w a y s lead-
ital C ity a t th e F r e d e r i c k s b u r g f a ir . Ceed 10,000.
Friday w as A ustin day a t the fair- 
In 1926 it is planned to double the j ing th ro u g h th e c a m p u s in fou r di-
The Austin d elegation paraded the present size of the Library, running jYeetions. On the e a s t side of the cam-
the building down to w a rd G u a d a l u p e ]*pus will be a n o th e r row of buildings,
s t r e e t s of the city.

The U n iv e rsity will boast a m useum
c o n ta in in g millions of y e a rs old fo s­
sils and relics which th e g r a t f u l r e ­
public will give us.

to a height more th a n 

M a s s iv e T o w e r in C e n t e r 

the com m od atin g 

thence across 

“ S ton e w all” 

n iu i Kv kti i 

in 
T U , , 

e x ten d in g 

a n y th in g 

persons, 

J a c k s o n 

s u r p a s s 

t k o o u a f u t i l o A f 

include 

H i i M n i v i r w I 

T i k s i A w s t 

I h o r n i m * .

— * 

to 

4 I M 

4 . 1 * . 

A n 

V t 

* i s 

A 

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i 

ti 

I 

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CALENDAR

F r i d a y , A u f u * t 21 
7 : 4 5 p. m .— I l l u s t r a t e d 

r e c e n t 

Some 
s c i e n c e , D r. L e r o y B r o w n , D e p a r t ­
m e n t o f P h y s ic * . C a m p u s o p e n - 

d e v e l o p m e n t * 

I

le c t u r e . 
in 

a ir t h e a t e r .

S a t u r d a y , A u g u s t 2 2 

9 : 3 5 a . rn.— C h a p e l, D r. T . F . 
S e s s io n * in c h a r g e . W o m a n ’s S t u d y 

H a l l.

B p. rn.— M o t i o n p i c t u r e , “ T h e 

S e r v a n t in t h e H o u s e . ” A p h o t o 
d r a m a t i z a t i o n f r o m C h a r le s R a n d 

K e n n e d y ’s n o t a b l e piny* C a m p u s 

o p e n air t h e a t e r .

9 p. 

rn.— F i n a l a U - U n i v e r s i t y 

d a n c e . G o o d m u s i c a n d p l e n t y o f 
c e n t s p er 
f a n s . 

A d m i s s i o n SO 

c o u p le .

tw e n ty feet Paul 

Thom pson 

and 

More 

W ill B e I l lu s t r a t e d 

than 
to c o n tin u e 

Dr. B ro w n ’s le c tu re will be both il­
d e m o n stra te d w ith 
lu s tr a te d 
equipm en t fr o m 
th e physics d e p a r t ­
ment. L igh t sp e c tru m , sound spec­
tr u m an d ra d io wave bands will be 
taken up in t u r n .

IOO s tu d e n ts a r e e x ­
in 
pected 
t h e ir w ork 
in 
to u m a P sm which will Fie t a u g h t 
the School of Business A dm inistra- 
ion du rin g the long session, because 
of the ab olish m ent o f th e J o u rn a lism 
D e p a rtm e n t in the sp rin g by Govern- 
>r Miriam A. F e rg u so n , a c co rd in g to 
Paul J. T hom as, a ssociate p ro fe sso r 
>f jo u rn alism . No n e w s tu d e n ts will 
be p e rm itte d to r e g i s te r for jo u r n a l-
ism 
, r 0 ™ billk ,n * of billions o f
in 1925-1920 session, h u t old 
s tu d e n ts o f ju n io r s ta n d in g may e o n - j Vlbratl0ns P" second in tb e prodnc

“ An a t t e m p t will be m ade to give 
some idea of the ra n g e of freq u e n c ies 
involved 
electro - m a g n e tic 
w aves,” Dr. Brown stated , “ the r a n g e

w ith 

limn- th e ir work to w a r d a jo u rn a listic ti0 " a ° f X rayS d ° Wn to '’" L 8 feW
v ib ra tio n s per second as exemplified rn 
d e g ree , P ro f. T hom pson a n n o u n c e d . 
th e o rd in a ry com m ercial a l t e r n a t i n g 
C o u r se * O f fe r e d
c u r r e n ts .

F o u r full c o u rse s and th re e one-
third courses will be offered in re s i­
dence. A n o th e r full cou rse, J . 17, or 
f e a tu r e s to ry w ritin g , given u n d e r 
W. D. H o rn a d a y , may be ta k e n by
c o m spondence.

“ T h e lig h t ra y s of millions of m il­
lions of v ib ra tio n s p e r second, heat 
r a y s which a r e not q uite so fast, and 
the electro -m agn etic rad io waves, of
a p p ro x im a te ly a million v ib ra tio n s p e r
J . 2Ii, an a d v e r t , , , ng .•nurse, is also lecond> wj„ f o r m , p a r t o f th(, tulk

D isc u s * L ig h t R a y*

“ E a c h of th ese frequ encies produces
its c o rre sp o n d in g wave 
the 
X -ray w ith its very, very sh o r t w ave 
its very 
length, the lig h t r a y w ith 
little
th e h e a t w ave a 
s h o r t wave, 
th e rad io w ave s e v e ra l
the a d v e r tis in g co u rse longer and 

length, 

given as a c r e d it co u rse in the School 
of Business A d m in istra tio n .

for s tu d e n ts 

All jo u rn a lism offered d u r in g the
long session have as p r e r e q u is ite some 
o th e r jo u m a li - m c o urse with th e ex-
■eption of 
'iven 
ta k in g B.B. A. 
work. S tu d e n ts who do n o t have 
red it fo r J . I o r J. 12 may n o t r e g ­
ister for w ork in jo u rn a lis m , e x c e p t 
rn special perm ission and r e c o m m e n ­
dation from P r o f e s s o r T hom pson.

be 

courses will 

The 
ta u g h t 
22. 

W h a t I t’s All A b o u t 
follow ing 
in 1 925-1926;
A d v e r t i s i n g . — F u n d a m e n ta ls , 
produ ctio n, an d w ritin g o f a d v e r t is ­
Purposes, m edium s, costs, and 
ing. 
personn el o f a d v e r tis in g ; m e ch anical 
o p e ra tio n s n e ce ssa ry to g e t a d v e r tis e ­
m en ts into p r i n t ; p ra c tic e w ork on 
te c h ­
la y o u ts; m a te ria l, 
nique of good a d v e rtisin g c o p y ; t h e ­
ory p u t into p ra c tic e . 
(Givxm also 
as a co urse in the School of Business 
IO. A ssociate 
A d m in istra tio n .) T T S 
P ro fe sso r Paul J. T hom pson.

form , and 

2 3 A. 

B u s i n e s s M a n a g e m e n t o f 
N e w s p a p e r s . — Deals princip ally with 
th e n e w sp a p e r’s c irc u la tio n and a d ­
vertisin g problems. C ircu lation m e th ­
ods, reco rds, and p ro m o tio n ; a d v e r ­
t i s e ra te s and sales. 
T he co u rse 
also covers a dditio na l b usin ess f u n c ­
tions. -uch as boo kkeep in g, collecting, 
etc. P re r e q u is ite : E nglish I a n d e ith ­
e r 2 o r 3, and J o u rn a lis m I o r 22. 
T T S 12. A ssociate P ro fe s so r P a u l J. 
Thom pson.

f o r 

1 2 7 f . A . A g r i c u l t u r a l 

J o u r n a l ­
th e a g r ic u ltu ra l 
is m .— W r itin g 
press. 
Some s tu d y a n d discussions 
o f m a te ria l w a n te d . Course plan ned 
to follow J o u rn a lis m 17, in o r d e r to
- a c t i o n a l n o e t i c * in

. 

. — 

- - 

•

w ritin g . P r e r e q u is ite : E nglish I an d 
e ith e r 2 or 3. and J o u r n a lis m 12. Also 
J o u r n a lis m 17 is rec o m m e n d e d in a d ­
va n c e . T T S 9. A sso ciate P ro f e s s o r

on 

e d u c a tio n a l 

1 2 8 w . A. E d u c a t i o n a l J o u r n a li s m .
su b jec ts, 

W ritin g 
principally fo r th e ne w spa p e rs with j 
to edu c a tio n . W ork 
p ag es devoted 
See J.
s im ila r to t h a t of J. 127f . 
127f fo r p re re q u isite . T T S 9. Asso­
c ia te P ro fe sso r P aul J. Thom pson.

1 2 9 s . A . W r i t i n g 

fo r B u s i n e s s , 

P u b l i c a t i o n s .— W ork 
to J.
127f and J . 128w, a tte n tio n being 
to the w ritin g f o r tr a d e a n d .
given 

sim ilar 

(Continued on pag e 4)

y a rd s in le n g th .”

Dr. Brown wil also d iscuss th e p r o ­
duction of electrical waves and th e ir 
re s u ltin g sound w aves and m echanical 
vibrations, he sta te d .

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PL

Chaperons Named 

for Last 

All-University Hop Be- 
fore Final Exams

W ith 

th e T e x a s Collegians dance 
o r c h e s tr a f u r n i s h i n g th e music, the 
r e g u la r a ll-U n iv e r s ity dance will be 
given S a t u r d a y n i g h t fr o m 9 o’clock to 
12 o’clock a t th e W o m a n ’s Gym. T h is 
will be the la s t d a n c e which will be 
given before final exam s, accord in g to 
K e n t H u n t an d Noel P a rso n s, dance 
m a n a g e rs.

T he eig ht electric f a n s in th e W om­
a n ’s Gym will be kept r u n n in g d u r in g 
the e n tir e d an ce to keep the d a n c e rs 
cool. H u n t stated.
C ha p e ro ns f o r 

th e d ance will be 

Mrs. M uckleroy and Mrs. E vans.

P sych ology of

W hang-bang of

T ypew riters

E v e n p r o f* report to u s i n g t h e 
in 

co lu m n * o f T h e D a i l y T e x a n 

cia** r o o m le c t u r e s .

C o m m e n t i n g on th e s t o r y w h ic h 
a p p e a r e d in T h e T e x a n a b o u t t h e 
c la t t e r o f t y p e w r i t e r * h e lp i n g n e w s ­
p a p e r r e p o r te r * c o m p o s e s t o r ie s , 
th e p s y c h o l ­
D r. D a v id K le in o f 

o g y D e p a r t m e n t e x p l a i n e d th e p s y ­
th is p h e ­
c h o l o g i c a l 

r e a s o n 

fo r 

n o m e n a .

’’B e a t i n g o f 

th e k e y s o f 

th e 

t y p e w r i t e r s c a u s e s a c o n d i t i o n r e ­
flex w h ic h m a k e s o n e g e t u s e d to 
it b e c o m e s 
th e so u n d . 
d ifficult to t h in k w i t h o u t h e a r in g 
t h e s t e a d y w h a n g - b a n g , ” D r. Klein 
d e c l a r e d .

t i m e , 

In 

 (th e S a U u f z x a n

W ' r t t Go! « f « B# Jy lo f t * Booth

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thanks.

A nd y C a r t e r t u r n e d In these. M any 

T H E D a i i. r T E X A N

l o r n 

tig h t chi 

male* L a th in g with ouch hasotieianee I 
th** primer*turn I 
in plain 
hoi*id allow them selves to he affected 
by th e dissolute barcarole * and o r a - 5 
lew d S tr a d r v a r iu s . 
tori©# o f 
U lysses had his c re w 's e a r s s tu ff e d ' 
w ith w a x when he w a s row ed by th e j 
S ire n s, b o t we will v e n tu r e to ay t h a t 
th e m u r a l end o r g a n s of sound and 
hearing* on Mr. O dysseus in the Audi- 
tori urn a r e not protected a g a in s t o v e r­
tu r e s o f a n y w a n to n bow w hich 

—a i '"

Capricious
Comments

By M. J . P.

S T E W A R T H A R K R ID E R 
.
SAM C. JOU N S O N „ 

F d ito r - in -Chief 
M a n a g in g E d ito r

Simple Sadie w a n ts to know if 

is g o in g 

b r e t *ioim w ithin reach, 
j wioit o u t I OI
, 
ill dr,.'UM p a r™ .- *‘*hou‘t h we Wu»h to montlou rt, w h . . n , w#!1 hll„ a r d 

ta lk o i l 
to 
w min ORI u . 

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to d rR W Profligate polkas fro m
f u r t h e r , *
, 

. , 

. 

W e know a U n iv e r s ity stu d e n t who
w e n t o u t for a la rk , but all he did

p ro f e s s o r who 
waves
to n ig h t
n e n ti.

w ‘

B U S IN E S S FTA E F

Wk tam L. McGill.... 
filbert L Mttfjdtre# 
B u rt Dyke '____ _____
Boone < rep ........ 
.Smith 
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.................... AwhrtKf* M a n a g e r , . ^ off th# p r e , # . 

 C irc u la tio n M a n a g e r • 

 
...________ A dv e rtiz ing M a n a g e r

 

...Office Manager | Famous Mack’s 

F am o u s 

I j u d g e )*

(greeting

to

S t a r v a t i o n o c c u p a t i o n : Seiling f e a r , . 

EDITO RIAL \S RITERS 

Stew art Harkrider, Jew ell Frulg#n, I i tv ani Steer#

-m aw s 
-erel 
— e re l

holy

I UlywBPs w as on the boat he was in f a r '
I less d an g e ro u s c o m p an y u n d e r ten uo us 
I m oral c irc u m sta n c es th a n he is in the

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. 

t 

'n 

(s e v e n th sm a lle r 

told, 
is one- 
™
a violin, and 
t h a n
p lay s a fifth s h o r te r o r so m e th in g of 
th e so rt. Now while a v iola’s m oral 
test would be som ew here a r o u n d one- 
six th low er t h a n t h a t of a violin, it 
is c e r ta in ly lecherous, not to say u n ­
ethical, and we appeal to Mr. Madison 
lo fo rb id the sa in te d cloisters of the 
U n iv e rsity to any fe lon io us fingerer 
of c a t ’s e n tr a il, th o u g h th e y be less

The Firing Line

C ooIIO ff H ere

T h# Dm'ijr T e x a n w ill p rin t r o n m a n ie a - 
ton* th a t ar# a ^ ee p ta tl# to it. T h # * m » -t 
Th*
-# fr#« ut db* I abd i—moojai 
i j thor a 
for p thli- 
•atkra, and 
th e nam e u t th e a u th o r g iv e n 
he e d i’ or.

in itia l* m u d b# *iftn*4 

I t 

in 

they

little. 

s tra w . 

involved. 

e le m e n ta r y 

give th e i r p a tie n ts a tr e a t.

D octors an* po p u la r because 

B ritish p riso n s a r e com ing to be 
used cora p a r a lively 
E n g la n d 
a n d T e x a s have som ething in com ­
mon.

S c ie n tists tell us th e y can e x tra c t 
g a s , c arb on, a n d alt m a n n e r of v a lu ­
a ble m a te r ia l 
T h a t ’s 
fro m 
nothing. 
Someone told us ab ou t
■straw t h a t broke the c a m el’s back.

T o th e E d i to r o f T he Daily T e x a n : 
A f e w day* ago T h e T e x a n c o n ­
ta in e d an a r tic le t h a t by im p lication 
r e f le c te d on th e U n iv e rsity C o - o p e r a ­
tive Society. T his a n k l e d e a lt with 
a th e r e la tiv e cost of a m im e o g ra p h e d 
| te x tb o o k em ploy ed in o ne of th e law
c o u rs e s as o pposed to th e c o st o f one 
psycholog y 
used 
classes. U n f o r t u n a t e l y 
t h e w r i t e r 
failed to fa m ilia riz e h im se lf w ith th e 
is t r u e 
r e l e v a n t f a c t s 
t h a t a c o m p a riso n based on t h e n u m ­
b e r o f p a g e s o f t e x t in c o r p o r a te d in 
each o f th e se books does m a k e it a p ­
p e a r t h a t th e c h a rg e f o r th e p sych ol­
 
 
ogy 
is n e e dlessly high. How,
v e rt is i n g slo gan and c a n ’t decide b e - t ev«*r, su c h a c o m p a riso n is n o t a t all
tw e e n " T h e B e rth o f a N a t io n ” a n d 
a d e q u a t e f o r a fair, 
u n p r e ju d ic e d 
“ You C a n ’t Get ’Em U p .”
e v a lu a tio n o f th e f a c t t h a t th e illus­
tr a t i o n s a n d d ia g r a m s in t h e p sychol­
ogy t e x t mu t all be d r a w n b y an 
c o n s e q u e n t c o st of
a r t i s t a n d 
to
m im e o g r a p h in g them 
o f th e
te x t. T o th e b e s t of o u r b e lie f th e 
law t e x t in qu e stio n c o n ta in s n e it h e r 
illu stra tio n s n o r d ia g ra m s. 
I n c i d e n ­
ta lly w<* m ig h t add t h a t we h a v e b een 
oiling te x t s p r o d u ce d by th e sam e 
firm o f m im e o g r a p h e rs 
fo r co u rse s 
in e n g in e e r i n g an d zoology a n d on

r a ilr o a d tr a v e lin g is now s a f e r h ta n 
w alk in g. 
Have, 
these c rim e s been co m m itte d in th y 
n am e ?

D orothy Dumb sa y s whoever se­
lected h e r f e a tu r e s mad a facial e r r o r .
 ---------- 

I n fo rm a tio n has been given o u t t h a t g r e a t l y in c r e a s e 

T h e P u llm a n C om pany w a n ts an ad 

lipp erlim b — bootleg.

Oh, A d v ertisin g ! 

Nonsensical 

is such as 

the p ric e 

evolution 

! lioetree

t e x t 

th e 

_

involved 

a page fo r p a g e basis th e s e to o a r e 
m uch m o re ex pe n siv e 
t h a n th e law 
te x t. T h e e x p la n a tio n f o r th e p ric e 
d isc re p a n c y is t h e s a m e f a c t o f th e 
e x p e n se 
in m im e o g ra p h in g 
th e p ic tu re s. T h e r e has b e e n no ob­
je c tio n to th e p rice we a r e com pelled 
to c h a r g e fo r th o se l a t t e r s c ie n tific 
te x ts . O u r p rice fo r th e p sy ch olog y 
is no g r e a t e r 
th e se r e l a ­
I te x t 
tive 
it 
to 
cob tains.

the n u m b e r o f d ia g r a m s 

th a n 

to s t u d e n ts o f 

Y o u r w r i t e r also s u g g e s te d t h a t in 
th e in te r e s ts of local p a tr io tis m a n d 
e c o n o m y th e w o rk of m im e o g r a p h in g 
te x ts be g iven 
th e 
U n iv e rsity o f T e x a s in s te a d of “ h a v ­
ing it d o n e by a N o r t h e r n f i r m . ” By 
w ay o f r e j o i n d e r we m ig h t p o in t o u t 
t h a t m u c h as w e sho uld like to p a ­
tro n iz e s t u d e n t help, in this p a r t i c u ­
la r in s ta n c e it is o u t of th e q u e s t i o n ; 
f o r th e s t u d e n t m im e o g r a p h e r s a r e 
u n ab le to r e p r o d u c e th e c o m p lic a te d 
d r a w in g s and d ia g r a m s n e e d e d in th e 
sc ie n tific te x ts.

We h ope t h a t th is w ord o f e x p la ­
na tio n will 
a n y e r r o n e o u s 
('p inions t h a t m a y have been fo rm e d
as a re s u lt c f che T e x a n a rtic le .

r e c t i f y 

U N IV C O -O P. S O C IE T Y , 

Ed. R a th e r .

The W ise Business Man
A d v e r tis e s c o n sis te n tly .
H e know s t h a t it pays.

Try The Texan

V ivian Richardson 
Andy Carter 
E lizabeth Sdhutse

Issu e E d ito r 
A s s is ta n t Issu e E d ito r 
A ssistan t I sue E ditor

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Pi ickly P a r t .g r a p h s E d ito r

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Harry Bishop 
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S O C IE T Y W E IT E R S
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Melvin Wilii«n. >*■&

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BOGUS AMERICAN HUSTLING

Michael Aden, British author and playwright, gives voice to 
suspicion long entertained in many circles that as honest to 

goodness hustlers Armorican business men art* the buncombe.

Mr. A Hen recently visited the United States, hut unlike so many 
oilier foreign observers, la* does not yet feel sufficiently informed 
to prattle authoritatively about all phases of American lite after 
only one short visit to this country. Mr. Arlen hesitates to express 
b b opinions, but he does feel, aud with much justification, that 
In an 
he understands the American business man fairly well. 
interpreting interview with a New York World correspondent, 
he says:

“The American business man may move faster than ours be­
tween two gives points, but they spend a lot more time at the 
ends of the journey in non-business activities. Here (in London), 
an Englishman may walk much more slowly along a street to k e e p 
a business appointment, but if he meets a friend— even a good 
iriend—on the way, he ll merely exchange g r e e t i n g s and pass on. 
In America, business m n in similar circumstances will halt for a 
long talk, s i thai la* has gained nothing hy the rapidity ot his 
w;dk.”

In other words Mr. Arlen seems to feel that Americans go off 
half-cocked. They think they are in a life and death hurry all the 
time and rush around like madmen. Whether or not there is any­
thing O f importance in the air is of little matter. The main thing 
i» not to “waste time,”

A person can feel astonishing contagion of a hurried atmos­
phere which is res | ion si blo for much of the useless hustling by 
< ating in a downtown cafeteria at the noon hour. A man may 
eg into the place thinking that he has plenty of time to call 
a mea! leisurely, yet i f s a ten to one bet that before he is halt I 
t hrough he will be gulping down his food as though he were rush 
;ng to catch a train. The power of suggestion is probably re- 
ponsible for most of the American rush. Some one with an 
illusion about his own importance starts it and the rest of the 
populace trail after him.— Dally Iowan.

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OIL—AND TH I: UNI VERSIT V

I ' ti damn good thing there is something underground for 
’nittre is nothing on top,” the old Hanger is reported to have said 
when he heard that oil had been struck on Varsity land in Reagan 
ounu*. How the Ranger would have shed tears of joy if he could 
n a v e looked several years in the future, and read in the papers 
rn* nows P a; Pa I diversity was receiving nearly a quarter of a
/(Linton monthly from royalties, with prospects that the revenue
would increase.
i L n i w * r n i t y is the richest endowed State University in the 
? late*» J. report recently carried in the Daily mini at the 
I- j 
/liversity of Illinois showed. Discovery of oil and potash on the 

land Has given the school this unusual position.
i 
i?1!I °** hoJci out’ an^ Jt R,ve« every prospect of doing so, and 
■ uuold the courts make it possible for the royalties to be trans- 
terred from the permanent to the building funds, the University
will be in a position to carry out the extensive building program 
which has been planned and would make possible the realization 
cd the dream of a greater University.

W e dislike to Is* pessimistic, but prospects are too rosy. Some- 
tiiing is bound to bol) up and put the skids under the University. 
Either tile oil will stop flowing or the funds will Im* s h u n t e d to 
hot ■ other pur)lose for which there is no great need, and the 
; Uiooi wili be forced to lapse back into a slow growing condition.

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MORE ROOKS

W h e th e r th e y will be intelligence binful th a n an abandoned violin

(sum*

O c c u p a t i o n *

S u m m e r , Wi n» # r a n d S p r i n g 

C a n o e in g on B e c k ’s Lake

, tevt« o r n ot will d e p e n d on the in 
conning fre sh who t a k e th e m .

Tho ta in te d trom bone m u s t not es­
c ap e the (’a ntim onious s c r u tin y o f ou r 
ethical E l i j a h '. C o n ju r e u p th e h o r ­
rible p ic tu re of an i n t r a m u r a l m a n - ; 
ag« r o r a president of tho W o m a n ’s I 
the*
Athlet ic Association, 
m e r ) , h u n tin g p e r a ls in Beck L a k e pernicious precincts of a S t a r r course 
( w i n t e r ) , girls s itt in g on th e b an ks of; p r o g r a m , his 
(Irjpr) m oral b a r r i e r s 
su gge stiv e 
B e rk ’s Lake 
frie n d s and m en s it tin g on the b a n k ! schoftusches of a libininous trom bone, 
of B e r k ’s L ake w ith 
th e 
frie n d s. 
villainous 
(T h is 
(e ig h th s , finally sw ep t aw a y in a m ad,
(‘h on of the a u r o r a bo realis.) 
deliriou s ecstasy of s ta y r ia s i s , end-
 
| V isiting the D ean D u m m e r, winter!*inF in th e abyss— an o rg y a t the S u n - 
I and spring. A lso ".pring, w in te r a n d d a Y movies, or m a y h a p a hy g ie n e I n ­

th e ir m e n 1 b is m o ral g r ip loosening u n d e r 

th e ir girl (.crum bling beneath 

is d o n e d u rin g 

h alf notes 

the! unholy 

ta lk in g 

lured 

into 

and 

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to 

 

 

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tore.

W r itin g bem e. T his is limited 

to

th** first o f each m o n th .

B u s in g 

Rolls-Royce.
is

T h is colu m n 

( E d i to r ’s 
not s tr ic tly

iud** i 
a c c u r a te )

P re d ic tin g re s u lts o f cam p u s elec­
tions. E v e r y a s p ira n t to offices a r e 
a d m itte d 
( Apologies 
d u e the an ge ls.)

to be angels, 

S i g n in r o o m: “ P ul l a n d bul l . ”

F ro sh , w ritin g h o m e ; Roomie, how 

do you spell “ fin a n c ia lly .”

Room ie: With two “ B’s ,” an d ‘e m ­

b a r r a s s e d ” has tw o ‘V s . ”

. 

. , 

I h e c h e st o f th e fried)man swelled

.B;(k 
. 
witn pride* as he (denned from 
d o o r o f the capitol, and was g r e e te d 
by the c ry o f 
“ S ta te sm a n , S t a t e s ­
man !”

let yo ur child ren he 

Blanch, cheek; b a w , b re a th , h a n d 
chill and eye s ta r t. T a x p a y e r* a v a u n t! 
Will you 
to r n 
im peeah ility by a 
fro m 
v itia te d tu b e o f b ro n z e ? O balm of 
Gilead!
T h e 

im m a v u la te 

ta in te d 

the aband oned 
tu b a , 
olm#, th e perverted piccolo, the m a ­
lig n a n t m a r e d ru m , we p ass over, 
O f them and of th e ir w orks we will 
h a v e n a u g h t, re se rv in g only a few 
plain spoken words concerning 
th e 
th e Citizens* ( ‘a m ­
obvious d u ty of 
m i n e of One T h o u sa n d , and t h a t p a r a ­
gon of v irtu es, t h a t T w e n tie th (Cen­
t u r y G alah ad, Mr. F r e d B. Sm ith. 
T h e d u ty of this o r g a n iz a tio n is clear. 
L et th e r e be no fa lte rin g , no t u r n i n g 
buck, th ough the way be h a r d and th e 
vicissitudes manifold a n m u ltifa rio u s . 
C a te g o rie s of m oral musical degen-
{cr a c y mu** be set up. T hese m ig h t,
, 
from me ^ ^-delirium tremens, hopeless addicts,

lh# *, 

i n * 

*. 

u ; ,_ 1

to 

addicts, recoverable addict*, bibbler#, I 
t r e ­
an d 
teetotallers*. T h e delirium 
ty pe should be w eaned g r a d ­
m ens 
ually. W hen first sub je c te d 
th e 
tr e a tm e n t they should be allowed to 
h e a r say, “ Yes, We H ave No B a - j 
nan a s ” played by a seven-piece o rth o s- 
I Ira . 
thia m ig h t be 
ii ta p e re d off to “ E v e ry b o d y ’s Doing I t . ” 
j Slowly, b ut above all firmly, the p a ­
t i e n t should g r a d u a lly lie tra in e d down 
j to a 
four-piece o r c h e stra , p laying
[ c h a m b e r music. Fin ally a d u e t could
J b e su b stitu te d , w ith stuffed dum m ies
t 
announced , 0f two o t h e r s to fool him, and when
to w a r r a n t , th e
he b a rre d , j circ um sta nc es seem 
d e ,ln' , *ons Uie eon-; (j,e t should be cut off to an accordion,

T h e next d ay 

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The Press

C L A R I O N C A L L T O M O R A L 

0 . .. 
Police in W allington Have announced * r ,. 
, . 

R E C T I T U D E

. 
1,111 is a ill 

No, Sadie, the Mason-Dixon line is 
not the bull th e - S o u th e r n boys shoot.

**° ’ <i" w,n an<! c o n fe rre d 
«xop ©in music was 

im - 1 

Hopeless addicts m ig h t ju K as well

|e f^ ;|a 

a r e because th ey a re
of too weak moral fiber to be cured.
t o v c l o f d e _
o r t o s i n k t o U m 

l o w e s t 

. 
l,nm ora 

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th* u n 
^ 
- 

i,? 'PliC*ti0n!' j lir iu m O'-™™- Addicts should b ,
n o : t r p n t t d w ith excoedinff care, and th e ir
e 
T sa x o p h o n e ; i i | a p p e tite s observed m in u te ly to ascer-
H^fidarftieriu pharTp* # * 
i ta m the e x act m o m e nt fo r sulifttituiuig
i it t 
t e r n e the lilting* lullabies and m&drf-f 
| a m outh o rg a n f o r a p h on og raph . Re-
a a ls of th e w a n to n woodw ind as sin -, , r,v e r a h |t, a(ldjc^ r a n be roformail h,
ta i. 
^
i n - ipJ 
eonM stcneie, w ith m o ra l 

u „, H 
r e c titu d e ., T h i ,1(t?.. o r .,Sw anee S u l l „ flv>»

. m u s t cease u s u n c h a s te 

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tr mu T o ' l '” " I 
Hirifmd „ 
m a n ™ P ^ ’S'hy'-cUcwlty w ith some t h t 

* " Ure“ ‘' ch,'s ' I e ra h ly both. A f t e r t h is tr e a tm e n t has
:‘' T d 80 I prog resse d a short tim e, v . r y i m t w ith 
th e p a .

, irility „f t h e b a cillu s, 

a r , 

, r

' " t ' ' ' ’’f * ! pr i t ie n t W'H S 'a d u a l l y become a victim to 

, h„ d elu, inn t h a , „ 

a n ,, wi„

'ti! " 
As a menn "i 
As a m e a n , to th is end we b e h e n 
ome diHcusHion of tho fiagitioua pro-
pensities of o th e r u np rinc iple d i n s t r u ­
ment# is not am iss.

< (insider f o r a m om ent th e c a r n a l

f o r s w e a r all 
villRneife a n d fand ang o.

tho d e lig h ts of bolero, 

Bibblers should be forced to play a 
ukulele. This is more effective th a n

th(1 tw r ta U „ 

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f()r 

c anticles, t h e c o r r u p t c a t a p h o n i c , o f . . a tra i)fh t jackl,t 
he culpable c la rin e t S u re ly no more : A , 
•a ucious s o n a ta c m l d he hnrnpipod 
th a n its irreligiou s ro u n d e la y s so o f t 
im piously pro jected on a p ro te s tin g 
a u r ic u l a r anvil and h a m m e r. W e re c ­
om m end th a t th e police in sta n tly issue 
injun ctio n against f u r ­
a p e rm a n e n t 
th e r c rim in a l c a n t a t a s of like lasciv­
ious u lu la tio n s.

b ro u g h t on by fu g u e s, com plicated by 
gigues, o ra torio s and 
requiems, and 
th a t they all have ten children, who 
h ave to go to su m m e r school and ta k e 
f o u r physics courses.

F u r t h e r d eponent $ ayeth 

not.— 

thpy a „ havp „ . atp 

llvm))h(,mal)ia

T h e violin we r e g a rd as. p a r ti c u la r ly 
j insidious, th e m ore so fo r its mask of

The Daily Illini,

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an*1 
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t
n«t,0,>al

tin g ly to a n y n u m b e r of scherzos or 
Cadenzas from the lu s tf u l s tr i n g s of 
the now discovered d e p ra v ity , 
liome 
steps m ust be ta k e n to p ro te c t th e li­
centious lusts and desires of m an kind I the sug gestio n, 
from being worked up into a big w hite 
heat by th e in iquitous intermezzos of

impose a 

H e n ry Ford, h a v in g given a low- 
priced e a r to a high-priced age, is now 
t r y i n g to 
lo w b ro w dance 
dance on a hig hb ro w g e n e r a tio n by 
in sis tin g th a t they dance the F ish e r's 
H o r n p ip e 
p ro b a b ly doesn’t 
w o r ry T e rp sich o re very* m u c h as she 
has been insulted too o fte n to protest

This 

in sta n tly 

No doubt tho U n iv e rs ity S ta r course 
will 
th e signifi­
recognize 
cance of th e presence of a violin in 
fhe U nive rsity A u d ito riu m , None can 
a n sw e r fo r t h e consequences 
the 
h ith e rto ch a ste b u t sm o u ld e rin g fe-

if 

Try Texan W ant Ad#’ 
Phone 3149 
for
Classified Service

la th.* VI -* ,, tor ll 

University, then- should he « ijhrnrv 
to which there arc enough reserve books on the shelves lo m 3 I 
7
the deioaad from the hundred* of English stu d en t and othe™'^",!! 
woo require them for their outside reading assignments 
a i 

in tins educational Utopia, there will he no rebuffs front th e 1 " 
 « the IU,ra? - like th,s. **Um sorry, the student ha* j j i t 
^
tast f, Iii: book out and la somewhere in the library.” 
“ W e h a v e 
eady two ot tnesi- books, and there are at b ast thirty students in 
th^e*a»g who am tailing hourly for them.”

C o n i * * i d 
e o n ia n 

Througfiout the year, tho ntudent i.< given assignment* to write 
WTW pa*era which require reading from many volumes in the
i i h r a r v 
l i b r a r y , 
l : u
thi*** 
* 3 2 J Z F S Z J Z Z '.r ,kS. lr: : m-ar,V 
OAiU'jii gov* Ut the loan denk and inquire* for the Look This 
v-o/k, a UarfDhiu on Iris student who in unfortunate in not getting 
t o t h e d e w s until another p e r r o n has already called 

Purchase of a few more reserve books, judiciously select od 
| a1 remedy this bad situation, and xviii result in better and more 
♦

~7rd® work on the part of the student. 

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v u , u i n t 7 i n I n e heat by th e iniquito us in tern
out when the! M C C , H e if e i, .ad K r i e a l e ,

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 IN SOCIETY

AZA!.ITE RUSSELL, Society Editor

B enham -Snavely 
[Wedding T h u rsd ay

fellowship 
next year.

in biology 

to S.M.U. for

B ertha Achilles, an
One of the mow in te re s tin g wed- School grad uate, has 

Austin High
ju s t returned 
dings of the sum m er took place on 
in New York. Miss 
T h ursd a y aftern oo n a t 6 o’clock a t I Achilles will enter the University this 
th e Methodist Parsonage when C l a r - ’ fall. 
enc? E. Benham of Crowell, fo r m e r '
n u d e s t 
a n d ; 
the University, 
F ra n c e s S n a r l y of H arlingen 

Leon liad cff of Houston ,s rn he
he
I guest of the Stephen P . Austin Hotel

p a . vns.tmg f r o n d s , 

from a visit 

lie u 

i r { j 

c f 

Dr. T. S. Session perform ed the 

to 
cerem ony. Only 
in Hollywood 
frie n d s of both families w ere pres- j Hospital, California, where she ha- 
I been confined with sickness for two
pent. 
th e j vvoeks. Miss F ritz went to C alifornia

im mediate * Business M anager, 

Miss Suavely is a sophomore ’n 

Victoria F ritz, 

secretary 

the 

the

is 

of the Uni- j 

Academic D epartm ent 
versity, and Mr. Benham attended 
the U niversity 
in 1923 and South­
w estern University in 1924. He is 
now connected with an oil concern in 
W ichita Falls.

A fte r a two weeks honeymoon ex­
ten d in g th rou gh various Texas cities 
Mr. and Mrs. Benham will be a t 
home in W ichita Falls.

for her v a c a tion.

F ran cis Engling of the University 
Stenographic B ureau has 
re ­
turned from a two weeks’ vacation a t 
Kerrville.

j u s t 

Ione Spears, Y W.C.A. secretary, 
writes th a t she is in San Diego, and 
is sailing fo r San Francisco. From 
there she will go to Salt Lake City 
and then to the conference at Estes

Klizalieth Rice, who will receive her j 

B.A. degree this August, will leave
next F riday fo r New oYrk. Miss Rice j M,ss L - M- Bewley, dean of women 
interim, will leave for Kerrville
I where she will spend her vacation nt

member of the Alpha Delta Pi 

:ui 

is a 
sorority.

the end of the term.

William M orris of San Antonio, fo r­
m er student, was here a few' day's 
th is week.

B u rt Dyke has 

returned from a

visit in Orange.

Malcolm Childers left for Sun An-! W aiter King will spend the wc«k- 

tonio yesterday. Mr. Childers has j end in Waxahachie. 
j u s t finished his thesis aud will re-; 
reive his B.B.A. degree this August.

Jim my VUIa Nupvo Lol,is T(, „ eU

Jack M atthews and W. B. Russell 
of San Antonio were in Austin this 
week. Both expect to en ter the U ni­
versity this fail.

aud Francis Miller will spend 
week-end in Fredericksburg.

the

Lee Wysong, who has been visiting 
in Brenham and Navasota, 

friends 
will leave S atu rd ay for Hamilton.

Mrs. Susan Ramadell, director of 
th e now pathological laboratory, h a s , 
re tu r n e d from her vacation in E urope ^ , , jn th(. University 
a, lake up ber duties bete, 

(ane Norwaod 
,)f D a||as a
,lf & t a Xau Alpha and a st a-
wU1
soon for Hollywood, where she

f,,oy 

, 

Mrs. P. H, Raymond of Grace Hall: Will attend the University of Tali-

is spending her vacation in Asheville, ' forma next year.
N.C.

• Molding Ma is in Colorado Spripgs.
F ro m there she will go to Denver and 
then to Estes Park.

Lillian Wester, of the Spanish fa c­

ulty, is in G u a d alajara , Mexico.

Mrs. Roselle Goree, of the English 
faculty, is having a delightful tune, 
in London.

Mary Walker, who will I>e a senior 
in the fall, is spending her vacation 
in Salt Lake City.

Josephine and Lillian Oasis are 
spending their vacations in Colorado.
Before re tu rn in g they will visit Mrs.
.Shirley M cLarty and Mrs. ll. C. Elliot 
in North Texas. Mrs, M cLarty was 
formerly Helen Elliot of Austin and 
a student here.

Randall Canfield has been visiting 
in Galveston. He is now in camp at 
Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio. Mr. I 
Canfield 
markm anship.

second place 

received 

Lorine Shaw, who will receive her 
degree this August, has received a

Nettie T u rn er, a form er student and 
member of Gamma Phi Beta, will 
teach school in Orange next year.

Rebecca Kirk, who has been i ll at 
the Seton Infirm ary, i s able to attend 
classes.

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Thrills A p len ty in 

“The Lucky D ev il” 

S how ing Majestic

“The Lucky Devil,” which is now 
being shown at the .Majestic Theater, 
is a thriller from the very s t a r t and is 
u great delight to the small children 
who have attended the show. They 
cheered continually during the T h u rs ­
day afternoon matinee and seemed to 
enjoy the picture to a g re a t extent. 
The picture opens with a scene in a
departm ent store, where Richard 
in! Dix is dem onstrating camping outfits
for automobile use and there is also 
under way a raffling contest. When 
he wins both a c a r and the camping 
outfit, the action begins.

‘MARRY ME!’ AT QUEEN

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Fl o r e n c e v c o p a n d e d w a r d E v e r e t t H o r t o n i n
P A R A M O U N T P ’C T 'jR C ’M A R R Y . 

J A M E S C R U Z E PRODUCTION

S. M. BROWN, Editor

M a j e s t i c : R e m a i n d e r o f t h e w e e k , " T h e L u c k y D e v i l . " 

Q u e e n : 

" M a r r y M e ! ” 

r e m a i n d e r o f w e e k .

“ Marry M e,” Rural 
Romance, N ow Showing 
at Queen Theater

n p i 
I exas I h ea te r

_

Closed for Summer

The Texas Theater, o w n e d by J a y 
Brown, U niversity student, has closed 
for the sum m er and will reopen Sep­
tember 18, ii was announced F riday 
morning.

T e x a n W a n t Ad* A r e K h e d i v e .

NO W 

. 

P L A Y I N G

Mucky
- D e v i l -

— he re’s action, humor, 

and romance—

Action especially!

This P i c t u r e proves Dix 
is an A-1 star.

It*9 a Paramount!

Jam es Cru/.e, whose directorial 
achievements have Wt»n him a place in 

tire motion picture, ball of fame 
fig­
uratively speaking, since, as yet, there 
is no such institution in the movies— 
has recently completed another P a ra ­
mount production, which prerelease 
advices are haling as * a comedy

classic.”

‘rf* »**

“ Marry Mc!” is the title el his Int j 
est producing effort arid local film en J 
thu.xiasts may now see it at the Queen I 
Theater.

According to those who have been; 
privileged to get an advance peek at 
"M a rry Me!”, Cruze’s knack of bu-J 
the screen, his j 
manizing stories on 
genius for balancing humor with pa-j 
't hus .his knowledge of r u r a l American j 
life, and his un ca n n y , ability to fit a 
player perfectly for every re Ie, have 
never before been better illustrated.

M A R R Y
ME

witli 
Florence V id or

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T E X I S S T J I R S J I f l E 

B E F E f l l E D I N P L A !

Thalheimer and White Lose 
Newport Invitation Tour­
nament to Californians

tournam ent here 

Newport, R. I., Au*. 20.— Louie N 
White and Lewis Thalheimer, Uni­
versity of Texas tennis stars, were 
defeated in the fourth round of the 
ninth annual Newport invitation ten ­
nis 
today, when
the doubles team of Harvey Sn od 
gras#, Los Angeles, and Walter
Westbrook, Pasadena, caught them
off their guard and took 
the sets, 
6-4, 7-9, 6-2. The Texas men lacked 
the punch and speed th at they have 
shown in the previous rounds, and 
were beaten by the terrific driving 
of the Western coast men.

T E X A S T E A G U E 
Where They PUjr Today

Houlton a t F ort Worth, 
Beaumont a t Dallas.
Fan Antonio at Wichita Falls. 
W a co a t Shreveport.

Result* Yesterday 

Waco 6, b a lla s I.
F ort W orth 19, San Antonio 6. 
Shreveport 5, B eaum ont 2, 
Wichita Falls l l , Houston 4. 

Sta nd i n g

Club
Fort W’orth ........ 49
49
Wichita Fall# 
Dallas
49
Houlton
..........49
San Antonio
.....47
..... .........47
Waco 
Shreveport
49
. ........ 49
Beaumont 

P. W. L.
35
14
31
18
29
20
28
21
24
23
20
27
19
30
8
41
T E X A S A S S O C IA T IO N
W here Th ey P la y T o d a y

. 

Palestine a t Austin.
Terrell at Temple.
Corsicana a t Mexia.

Re* ult* Y e s t e r d a y
I, Austin 0.
0.

Palestine
Temple 7, Terrell 4.
Corsicana
I, Mexia 
S ta n d in g

! technical publications however. See 
J J. 127f for prerequisite. TTS. 9.
I Associate Professor Paul J . Thomp-
1 son.

IS. A. 

Editorial Writing.—-Sub- 
je c t m atter, logic, and stru ctu re of 
I the editorial; editorial policies; edi-j 
; torial page features. Lectures, writ- 
| ten work, criticism, individual confer-] 
P rerequisite: English I and 
ences. 
English 2 or 3 and Journalism I or 
12. MWF IO. L ecturer W'illiam L. I 

J McGill.
I 

Pct
.714
.633
.592
.571
.511
426
.388
.163

12. News Gathering and Report­
ing.— Method of g etting and writing 
news by p riss associations, by eo- 
! operation of 
repo rters and corre-j
[ spondee ta, and by individual efforts, j 
in 
including daily 
actual practice with assignments in]
■ gathering and writing news. Prere-i 
I quisite or parallel: Jou rnalism 
NW E l l . Mr. H om aday.
 

laboratory work 

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I. 

 

 

W orkm en Installing 

Flood L ights for 
C om m encefent W eek

Placing of flood lights to light the 
for commencement 
Main Building 
*week has been started by the Univer-, 
sity electrician, Sam Hargraves. Sev­
eral of the large lights placed on a 
platform in front of the Main Build­
ing will throw many candlepower of 
light on the fro n t p a r t of the building 
and will enable people to see the Main 
Building for miles.

Walks of the cam pus will also be] 
I

lighted during commencement week. 

Principles of Court 

Reporting N ew Course

Business Adm inistration 36, court 
j reporting, will be given in the B, A.
I Departm ent next long session. The 
course is a study of the principles and 
a r t of court reporting with actual 
P. w . L.
Pct
court room practice. The student will 
40
.649
to acquire a minimum 
be expected 
40
.643
*P«<i of 175 words per minute. P r e ­
52
.552
en ■» i r*'(iuisite: B.A. 634, or its equivalent 
57
.504
with junior standing. The course will 
58
.491
come M.W.F. a t 8 o’clock. The lec­
67
.437
t u r e r for the course will be Bickler, 
64
.429
and Instructor Stullken.
BO .298

74
72
64
58
56
52
48
34

C LEA R A N C E SALE OF

ELECTRIC F A N S

6-in. Straight 
$ 3.95 $ 2.95 
9-in. S tra ig h t 
$ 7.50 $ 6.25 
$22.50 $20.00 
12-in. S traig h t 
12-in. U rinating $30.00 $25.00

We can furnish you with other 
Western or Genera! Electric 
Fans,

JO H N L. M A R TIN

410 CONGRESS

Club
Corsicana
Palestine
Mexia
Temple ....
Auatin 
Babe Ruth a Preacher, Say Terrell 
Terrell 

Freihmen on 

Intelli­

gence Test

P. W. L.
......... 57
16
........ 57
26
.... 57
27
...........67
28
......... ....... ...56
33
........ ...... . 56
40
A M E R I C A N L E A G U E 
Wh ere Th ey Play Today

41
SI
30
29
23
16

Pct.
.719
.544
.526
.509
,411
.386

Unique discoveries 

of 

the facts 

is a preacher, 

the 
th a t Babe Ruth 
propeller of an airplane 
frightens 
birds away, and that the Mammoth 
Cave is located in every State in the 
Union, have been made through the 

Boston at St. Louis. 
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland. 
Philadelphia at Chicago, 
Results Yesterday 

Washington J, Cleveland 0, 
Chicago l l , Boston 7.
St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 6.
S t a n di n g

Club

A few answers taken 

psychological examination# given 900 Washington 
firs t year stud ents last fall, accord 
ing to Martin White, research psy 
etiology student.

Washington ........ 114
Philadelphia ........ 112
Chicago
....... 116
St. Louis
........116
Detroit ...... ....... 114
Cleveland
....... 119
from som* of the papers are given S e w York 
New York
........ 112
“H. G. Well# 
is an Am er­
below. 
Boston
......... 114
“ The antonym fo r the word 
ican. 
(this stude 
•prodigal' is ‘rep en tin g ’ 
evidently knew his Bible stories).
Edg ar A. Guest, the popular poet of 
today, is a well 
known University 
p ro f."

at random 

N A T I O N A L L E A G U E 
Where Th ey Play Today

St, ixiuis a t Philadelphia. 
Chicago at Brooklyn. 
Cincinnati a t Boston, 
Pittsburgh a t New York.
Result* Yesterday 

Boston 6, St. Louis 3. 
Chicago 5, New York 3. 
Cincinnati 8, Philadelphia 4, 
Pittsburgh 2, Brooklyn I.

Despite the 

th at freshman 
fact 
student# insisted on nam ing the P an­
ama Canal as famous fo r Panama 
hats, the examination, the object of 
which was to predict college success, 
has been pronounced accurate. 
It 
was 
stud ents making 
th at 
around 73 on 
the 
had an A average in th eir courses. 

found 

S ta n d in g

I

intelligence 

less 
failed 

than 42 on 
in a t 

Pct.
.603 I
.573 I
,544
.469
.477 I
.455
.441
.430

P. w . L.
67
44
67
50
62
52
56
61
53
58
51
61
52
66
49
65

Club
t e a t ; Pittsburgh 
Pittsburgh
...... I l l
(New Yorli
New York .. ........ 117
At least 90 per cent of the stu- Cincinnati 
.. ...... 114
Cincinnati 
the St 
dents making 
St, i/oui# ...
...... 117
least tws Brooklyn 
examination 
Brooklyn
...... I l l
courses. The maximum 
Philadelphia ...... 112
sible on the examination 
........ ....... 118
Boston 
with 53 as the average score made I Chicago 
Chicago 
....... 114
by students who made a C average 
------- o-----
in their University work. The high­
est score was 9fl made by a boy.
‘An 
— — 
scores of the girls vary ie## than do) S teer W r e g a t i o n this fall, while th e, 
the scores of the boys," White said 
T hat is, the scores of the latter cov year 
ered a wider range of figures. Girls 
alto average the highest scores. 
was found th at the 
win the Southwestern 
were made by the younger students, ! °nference title this year, and will 
the older people not responding as I l*ke vengeance on Bayior for the de-
feat administered to them last y ea r
in the opening game of the stadium.

Tex** paycic wave will have
in that the *° function as the lint* of the coming

,ine- % well developed and 

highest scores can and 

interesting
w 

point 

j — 

.....

-

Questions were asked on such gen­
eral subjects as science, arithm etic, 
English, syllogisms, civics and h.'s 
tory, and general information.

The Psychology D epartm ent will 
similar to

The Fort Worth Panther* will, in
all probability, go to the Dixie series 
this year against New Orleans, al- 
give a test 
the others i though A tlanta is following a close 
given in the past to the class of ’29 second behind New Orleans and may 
the 
this f a l l The questions, of course, yet win 
will be 
F o rt 
tests have been devised by the mem- Worth Cate have a much better team 
than either Louisiana or Georgia and 
hers of the Psychology D epartm ent 
the Education should have no trouble in bringing 
rn conjunction with 
Department. The tost* 
have been j the pennant hack to Texas again this 
authorized by the Board of Regents, year.

changed. The Southern Association. The 

the championship of 

essentially 

„ JW, »ccunu-
We can supply you with second-
s ta r fresh»«an backfield of the past hantl books for all yo ur correspond- 

 

 

“ ca rry on" in the ball-iug- ence courses a t a good saving, 

( orreapondence Student*:

orders given prom pt atten-

It conscientious support th eTexas team l *o n *

t e x a s b o o k s t o r e

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POR RENT to couple w ithout chil­
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— 23

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t r a n s f e r s

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Moving Packing and shipping.

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„ 
Kebttilu l l down. Accessories and Repair* 
PHONE 5542 207 WEST UTH ST,

r..w L. C. Smith*,

in 

m i s c e l l a n e o u s

COACHING: For 
experienced
coach in Math I. call Miss W infrey 
a t 4243. 

__gj

an 

you 

A T T E N T IO N : If 

are worried 
about French or Spanish exam ina­
tion call 9563 fo r an experienced 
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coach. 

£ * * * « 

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f%mmm RTS*

dwlaSIS* I f t f l g j t S S

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Round Trip 
From A ustin

Special 
E xcursion to

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From A ustin

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D ea lers w h o lou dly p ro c la im th a t a d v e r­

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tising sh o o ts up th e price to th e c o n su m e r 

NUEVO LAREDO, OLD MEXICO

can u su a lly be set rig h t b y the logic th a t a d ­

U pstairs over Woolworth'#. 

When you go up prices go down.

Growers* E x c h a n g e did 

so m e 

figuring. 

Tickets on t ale f or train* l e av i ng Aust in 3 : 4 8 p. rn. and 7 : 0 0 
p. rn. Saturday, A ug u s t 22. Good to return l eavi ng Laredo 1 1 : 3 0 
p. rn. Sun day, A u g u s t 23.

Lower
Upper

Pul lman
P ul lman

Bertha
Bertha

$ I 88 
$ I .SC

Make Reaervationa No w

Cit y Office Auatin Hotel 
P h o n e 77 55 
M. L. Morria, P. dc T. A. 
Robt. Webb, Aaa’t.

REMEMBER
You can buy the same H ats and Shoes for less, and always be 
assured th at you a te getting the latest in style, a t —

DACY’S

N ewYo r

Take the only direct passenger 
ocean route from Texas to New 
York and enjoy the freedom, 
comfort land ECONOMY of the 
“best way north." Compare the 
through fares, plus sleeping car 
rates and cost of meals en route 
and you will be convinced that 
the LOWEST TOTAL COST is

Via GALVESTON
Shortest Rail Ride-Longest Water Trip

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W e d ., A u f , 

22 
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S a t., S ep t. 5
W e d ., S e p t. 9

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P. T . RENNIE Gsskend Agent, C alverton , T i n e

Cuba and 
Florida Coin ta 
Steamer* cadi at 
Key West. ria .
«uakin* conven­
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at Key Watt for 
Havana, and all 
point* ob th* cart 
and neat coart,
mi Florid*.

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th a t g re a te r p ro d u c tio n m a k e s possible 

larg e r p u rc h a se s o f r a w m a te ria l a t lo w er 

prices, w h ich are reflected b a c k to the con­

sum er, say s M e rc h a n d isin g A d v e rtisin g .

O n e ov erall m a n u fa c tu re r said, as n early 

as he could figure it, th e a d v e rtisin g on a suit 

w a s eq u al to one o f th e b u tto n s!

A sh o rt tim e ag o the C alifo rn ia F ru it 

T h e y e a rly o u tp u t w a s 3 3 ,0 8 2 c a rlo a d s of 

o rang es, lem ons a n d g ra p e fru it, w h ich sold 

fo r $ 5 4 ,6 0 0 ,0 0 . 

It is said th a t th e cost of 

th e ir adv ertisin g , con sistin g of p a g e s in color 

in th e m o st expensiv e m agazin es, s p re a d of 

to tal sum , sh o w e d a “ burden** of one-fifth 

of one cen t p e r dozen! B u t p re v io u sly a n d 

w ith o u t a d v e rtisin g th e ir retail prices h a d 

been high a n d th e ir scope v e ry m u ch re ­

stricted.

R eally, th ese a re not a d v e rtisin g costs at 

all, b u t price reducers.

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Call Today at Business Office, Room 155, Main Building

T H E PIC N IC SH O P PE serves chick­
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lunch. We will continue th rou gho ut 
the sum m er. Come by to see u# a t 
1808 Lavaca. 

Permanent Wave*
Nestle Lan-Oil process 
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Mrs. W. 0. 

Hamilton 

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$ 1 2 . 5 0 w h o le head
; Given on our new Frederic m achine
Tru-Oil o r steam process
All service free fo r six m onths

— 23 1002 Congress

Phone 9340 

MRS. F R I T H I O F SCH N EID ER 
wishes to announce to her friends 
and p atrons th a t she has secured the 
services of Mr. J. H. Boring who 
specializes in the latest and artistic 
haircuts. F o r appointm ent call 7802. 
612 Colorado S treet, Elk’s Build­
— 21
ing. 

Mrs. Frithiof Schneider** 
B eauty Shop

T Y P IN G : F o r neat, a c cu ra te typing 
of themes, theses and any kind of 
call Charles T.

612 Colorado 

ty pew ritten work, 
Hill at 2417 Two years experience COACHING: F o r English coach t h a t 
g u aran tees all w ork; who is expe-
rienced and ha3 the recom m endation
instructors, Call Mrs.
of University 
—Angas
!»***■" 

MRS. FARMER HOME 

— -------- — . 

—------------------- 

^ 13. 

_ 2 3 | 

work. 

Phone 7802

A ttention
We have five room bungalow with 
sleeping porch and all conveniences. 
N ear University, 
leaving. 
W ants to sell quickly. Price $5,500 
See Us.

Owner 

T. H. Barrow & Sons

“ F O O T L O O S E ”

HEAR

A t

REED’S MUSIC STORE

Us# T h # T e x a n W a n t Ad*

FOR SALE

Mrs. F a rm e r return# from New York ..... .... 
-— —— ------------
City where she spent most of h e r REM EM BER; Always 
latest 
the 
styles in ladies’ hat# and shoes f o r 
time in a f u r th e r study of P e rm a n e n t! 
Waving. While th ere she worked in ^e8s a * Dacy’s, upstairs over Wooi- 
“ When you goup, prices 
conjunction with some of the most w o rth ’s. 
famous haid dressers and artists of £° down. 
— Oct5
the profession.
derful new helps to 
trons. 

She has m an y won- ^ ___
o ffe r her p a ­

Phone fo r appointm ent.

W ell organized bibliography 

A T T F NT IO, J u n io r High T eachers!
f o r 
social science in J u n io r School Work. 
typew ritten. Address Box 
Neatly 
— 20
: 1927-R, U niversity Station. 

Farmer* Marinello Beauty 
Shop

Littlefield Bldg.

HO East 6th St.

B U S I N E S S sch olarsh ip in on * o f th o 
o f t h o 
S outh, for sale at a r e d u c tio n . Ad- 
Phone 4690 dreg Tho M a n a ger, B o s 1 9 2 7 , U n i ­
i f
v e r sit y S ta tio n , A u stin . 

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