Benedict Makes 

Statem ent A bout 

Appropriations

Dr. Benedict 

S atu rd a y made 
following state m en t re g a rd ­
lh* 
ing Hie U n iversity appropriation s;
“ Ti r th<^ piam duty of the Re­
gent* un.I fa c u lty of the U niver­
sity of T e x a t

“ A. 

apportin § 

lo ie q u est of the l e g i s ­
lature and G overn or the am ounts 
‘ apport % f.r3t class 
needled to 
University, 
said re ­
quest with detailed reasons and 
with d ata e x tracte d from the R e­
ports of the ti r Departm ent of 
Education end th e repo rts of the 
tat** un iversitie
leading 

“ This has been d<*ne as wall ss 

the regen ts know how to do it,

“ B. To na# th** money finally 
appropriated by 
the Legislatu re 
the Governor 
and a ptiroved by 
with such e xtrem e care as to se­
cure the best possible educational 
results

“ This wil! be done as w ill as tho 
R egents and 
fa c u lty know how 
to do if, .'ab ject to the im perfec­
tions 
that beset all human a f ­
fa ir s ,”

Survey Ordered 
For University 
Land, Crane Says

Former University Student la 
Official Surveyor for 
Board

for 

The land leasin g hoard 

I he
University lan d s has ordered 16 sec 
tions o f land surveyed im m ediately, 
according to a statem en t m ade Fri 
day by Edw ard Crane, m em ber 
o f 
the Board o f R egen ts and chairm an 
o f th** land lear lug board

O

caused 

The land to be surveyed is a p art 
o f the land involved in the in jun c­
the 
tion proceedings which 
withdrawal o f large tracts o f U niver 
sity lands from m e m arket 
early 
this year. Should the outcome o f the 
court proceedin gs release the lan d s
fur suie, th.- prearm survey, bein*-)Session Set tor A ugust 19;
i ^9
ii neu Uke Infill ■ in nmnAp 
infill,, ui, I 
made will place the lands in proper 
shape fo r prompt handling, it wa 
stated.

Considers Budget 
Al Next Meeting

» 
I rat m fin tea May Be 
Discussed

® 

Other su rveys in Pecos and W ink­
ler counties have been made. All 
lands th at are to be put on the m ar 
be 
ket will he carefu lly surveyed 
F ran k 
fore hand, the board said. 
Friend o f O zona and a grad u ate of 
the U niversity, is official surveyor fo r 
the land lea sin g board.

Grossmann Makes 
Survey of Counties

In two w eeks o f 

field w otk, R. 
Grossm an, in dustrial engineer o f the 
Bureau o f B u sin ess Research, has ju s t 
covered G rayson , Fannin, Collin, 
Hunt, Rockwall and K aufm an coun­
ties. 
Ile is now in possession o f the 
inform ation re g a rd in g m an u factu rin g 
enterprises in these counties, He has 
also worked up figures on agricu ltu ral 
production from Hie yearly estim ates 
the U nited S ta te s Bureau of 
o f 
in A ustin.
A gricultural Econom ics 
The prelim inary report will p ro b ­
ably soon be released on these coun ­
ties, although the most 
significant 
facts can o f course only be shown 
a fte r the en tire 
territory of E a st 
T exas is surveyed.

The co-operation of R. R. W alker 
o f Denison, C. E. G raves, secretary 
o f the R etail M erchants A ssociation 
o f M cKinney, S c o tt Hardy o f G reen­
ville, R. E. Buchanan of K aufm an 
and Horace T hom as o f Terrell, IochI 
Chamber o f Com m erce secretaries, 
was 
in m aking Mr. 
Grossm ann’s work possible.
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in strum en tal 

 

to 

an 

The Board o f R egen ts of the Uni­
versity will m eet in A ustin Monday, 
A u gu st 19, 
a n ­
acco rd in g 
nouncement from the office of P re si­
dent H. Y. B en ed ict Saturday. They 
will consider a s one o f the main 
item s the $3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 building pro­
The ap propriation s 
budget, 
gram 
the 
which was recen tly passed by 
L egislatu re and fin a lly approved by 
the Governor S a tu rd a y , will be taken 
up and discussed a t the meeting-

The R egen ts will also possibly con­
sid er a report on fratern ities. P o s­
sible changes in the facu lty o f the 
G raduate School m ay be considered.
The m eeting1 o f the R egents has 
been postponed because o f the delay 
in legislative action on the appropri 
ation s bill.

Two Students Get

Educational M. A .’s

Two can d id ates, both o f A ustin, 
are scheduled to receive the degree 
o f m aster o f ed u cation a t the A u g­
ust com m encem ent o f the Universe 
ty. M axine F letch er, whose th e*; 
su b jec t is “ D evelopm ent o f Method 
and M aterials in A m erican Histor* 
fo r the Seco n d ary Schools o f 
th 
U nited S ta te s,” an d Mrs. M orn 
Schw artz, who is w riting her thesi; 
on “ A H istory o f Education A m onr 
the Cherokee In d ian s o f Oklahom a,’ 
are the two ca n d id a te s fo r the d e­
gree,

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B A B Y F IS H PR O T EC T E D

L E T T E R IS A N SW E R E D

M IN N E A P O L IS , M innesota. — 
( I P ) — A f t e r w aitin g for an an sw er 
written to a le tte r w ritten by 
the 
gradu ate school o f the U n iversity o f 
M innesota in 1915, a reply w as r e ­
ceived y este rd ay by college o ffic ia ls 
from Mia* CS* F. E lliott, who receiv­
ed the le tte r only a few days ago.

M ADISO N, W isconsin,— By the es­
tablishm ent at th e 
last m eeting of 
the conservation comm ission of 121 
fish refu g es in 27 counties o f . the’ 
sta te of W isconsin, the commission 
has begun 
the work o f protecting 
fish by settin g asid e areas in which 
they are sa fe in the sam e way gam e 
h aj> been protected fo r many years.

SECRETARY

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AUSTIN, TEXAS, SUNDAY, AUGUST l l , 1929.

Dozier Reports 

Numerous Calls 
For Applicants

Committee Announces Large 
Number of Demands 
For Teachers

17 Places Accepted

380 Students Will Get 
Bachelor’s and Master’s 
Degrees Here August 26

B ach elo r's and m aster’s d egrees will be con ferred on 380 studen ts at 
! the U n iversity A ugust 26, provided all present a p p lican ts fo r these d egrees 
o r the total num ber o f applican ts, HO are 
complete th e ir required work. 
j can did ates fo r m aster’s degrees. The following stu d e n ts have filed th eir 
applications fo r degrees.

Schools O pen Soon; Positions! Th<' Texan wil1 i’ubfeh “ « « to n t 

New#* 

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Display Ads
Circulation

A fter IO P. M_________ 

VOL. XX X

Performance of 

‘Trial by Jury’ 
Held August 15

Change Possible Because 
Rapid Progress 
Preparation

in 

of

Rehearse Monday

Farce to Climax Program 
Choruses for Summer 
Term

of

The d a te fo r the perform an ce of 
the G ilbert and Sullivan m usical 
fa rc e , “ T rial by Ju r y ,” which is 
to 
be given by the U niversity Choruses 
a t the Open A ir T heater, has been 
changed to Thursday, A ugust 15, a c ­
cording to an announcem ent m ade 
S a tu rd a y by David G riffin , d irector I 
o f the choruses, who is in ch arge of 
the comic opera.

“ The change o f date 

has been 

m ade p ossib le,” Mr. G riffin stated , j 
“ because o f the excellent p r o g r e s s , 
in I 
which the choruses have m ade 
the p reparation o f the opera. An j 
extra reh earsal has been called 
to 
m eet a t the girls' study hall a t 7 
o’clock M onday evening o f this week, 
and the re g u lar T uesday and W ednes­
day even in g reh earsals will 
take 
place a s usual, it was announced.

the work fo r 

N ex t T h u rsd ay 's perform ance will 
conclude the sum m er school chorus­
es and clim ax 
the 
sum m er, Mr. G riffin said. The pro­
gram will be the m ost pretentious 
the chorus has undertaken, and it is 
stated th a t the quality o f the work 
done so f a r prom ises a very credit­
able program . 
In view o f the fa c t 
that the production is only fo ur days 
o ff, Mr. G riffin ask s th at no mem­
ber o f the chorus be absen t from any 
practice, and desires especially that 
all m em bers be notified of the Mon­
day p ractice.

T rial by Ju r y ” will be the fifth 
opera that Mr. G riffin has produced 
in a little more than a y e a r’s time, 
four o f these having been presented 
a s a p a rt o f his work a s director o f 
the San Antonio Civic O pera Com ­
pany. The 
operas, 
“ M arth a,” which w as recen tly pre­
sented in the Lone S ta r Garden of 
San A ntonio, was attended by m any 
A ustin m usic lovers.

of the 

latest 

m arket research 
Busin ess R esearch , has accepted 

in the Bureau 

o f ! *C8> civics, an d history 
a 

High School.

ttaderwoAd—Unit ad

R obert P atterso n Lam ont, 

sec-

retary o f com m erce.

Dr. W. J. Reilly 

Leaves for New 
York This Month

Business Research Professor 

Goes 

to Erickson 

Company

Dr. W illiam 

a sso c ia te 
p ro fesso r o f m ark etin g in charge o f

J . Reilly, 

position a s d irecto r of research fo r 
the Erickson C om pan y of New Y ork 
City, beginning A ugust 
15, a cco rd ­
ing to an announcem ent m ade S a t ­
urday.

Triable to hold Dr. Reilly becau se 
o f the larg e r s a la ry offered him in 
his new position, the bureau can still 
boast o f his tw o y e a rs’ work a t the 
U niversity, said Dr. A. B. Cox, di­
rector. D uring the past two y e a rs, 
Reilly made stu d ie s of the place o f 
ad vertisin g a g e n cie s in m arket 
r e ­
search and the relationship betw een 
com peting re ta il centers, and an a n ­
aly sis o f retail tra d e territory by size 
o f cities and tow ns. The bureau h as 
o f D r. 
recently published a study 
R eilly’s entitled 
“ What Place H as 
the A d vertisin g A gency in M arket 
R esearch ,” and h as in the process o f 
publication a n o th er o f his bu lletin s 
on “ f,aw of R etail G ravitation .”

Double Number of 
Candidates

The num ber o f calls fo r te ach ers 

coming to th e te ach ers’ appoin tm en t 

committee d u rin g 
the p a st week 
more than doubled the n um ber of 

acceptances by applicants, accordin g 

to a report fro m M iss M iriam A. 
Dozier, s e c r e ta r y of the com m ittee.

Aa the tim e fo r the open in g 

the schools 

in the fall draw s n ear, 

the num ber o f calls in creases, and 

the latest re p o rts shows th at there 

has been an average of a b o u t six 

calls each d ay , he said.

Positions which the coniim tte has 

assisted 

in 

fillin g recently a r e :

Ju n io r High 

A, W. S to n e will be su p e rin te n ­
dent o f Clint P ublic Schools; F ra n ce s 
Gray will teach English in S an An­
Sch ool; L . S. 
gelo 
Brown will 
and 
Spanish 
science in W in on a; Mrs. M ary H a r­
lan will teach typew riting, econom-
in D ayton

teach 

of th<- <le* rei' 
until th ey are all given.

earh **■»*

B ach elor o f A rts: G ertrude Sera- 
phine A d ler o f Houston, F ran ce s Ma­
rion A llen o f Fort Worth, M ildred 
Allen o f A u stin , Allene C rystelle A n­
derson o f H ouston, E rn est E u gen e 
Anthony o f Com anche, Je ssie Mildred 
Arbuckle o f Elgin.

Je ttie N oice Arrington o f R ule,
M ary V irg in ia Atkinson of M aysfield,
A rthur Pendleton Rugby o f A ustin,
o f M arjorie L ee Bagley of A ustin, Wil­
lie A lm a B a k e r of Tyler, Lucille Bar-
nett o f G reg o ry , Ann Elizabeth B a r ­
rett o f B recken ridge, Lula M arie B a r­
rett of Breckenridge.

Roman Ja c k Bartosh o f G ran ger, 
Dorris M aurine Baugh of Lubbock, 
Louis P la to Benson of Forney, Inez 
Bishop o f P aris, A lbert A sa Blum- 
berg of H em pstead, law ren ce L e ste r 
Bonner o f Cleburne, Mary K atherine 
Boon o f Brownwood.

Nellie M. Bounds of W eatherford, 
Ja m es M elvin Boykin of T a ft, M at­
tie S h arp B rew er of A ustin, M ar­
g aret M elissa B ridges of San An­
tonio, H a rrie t Eunice Brightm an of 
Com anche, W’ innie Burnett o f S te ­
phenville, A nthony Jam es B u ttitta of 
Monroe, L a ., Louise Byrne o f Sm ith ­
ville, Lu cile Cam p of San G abriel.

J. H. H arry will teach com m ercial 
su bjects and coach athletics a t Co­
lum bus; S te lla M cDaniel w ill head 
the English departm en t in C olorado 
Woman’s C o lleg e a t D enver; O la Mc­
Leod will te a ch Spanish in the Wil- 
m er-Hutchins High School.

Leo S e a g r a v e s B arrett o f N av a ­
San 
sota, Jo h n Edw in C anaday o f 
o f 
Antonio, S an k Clifton Chapm an 
Stockdale, G eraldine Byron 
C lark 
o f San A ntonio, Mrs. E arly Clinton 
Cole o f Sum n er, Miriam Claude Col- 
; lier o f T ip to n , Oklahoma, Vivian 
j Ozelle Conlee o f Holliday, M rs. M ar* 
I garet M atthew s Covey o f T yler, 
j 

Mabel M an sell will teach En glish 
in the F lo y d a d a High Sch ol; W. R. 
Park will te a ch English and S p a n ­
ish in H e a rn e High Sch ol; A. P. 
Thompson will 
teach Spanish and 
Paulino Rachel Crowell o f S an A n ­
education in the Training School at
tonio, E lsie Mao Crozier o f T ay lo r,
S I
Sui ROS. C o lleg e, A lpine; M ildred I 
West will te ach English and S p a n i« h | L “ Ia UaV‘S ° f DaW‘ ° n' W m iam Ed
in M athis H igh Schol.

ward Dodd o f Austin, M ary V aughan 
I D ouglass o f San Antonio, C h arles
ao.n^ n. W1 ^ t(;ac*1 home , Law rence D uB ose o f San d ia, E m m a
Dunham o f Rockdale, A lb ert N ew ­
man E b y o f A ustin, W esley Haywood 
Edw ards o f M illers View.

n 
nlVllT,ia 

w m i. 

T n 

,.’ 

.. 

F ran k P ercy E stes of A ustin, Ver-
non T ay lo r E v an s of M art, E u gen e 
Feen b erg o f D allas, 
Louis W right 
Ferguson o f El Paso, H erta M arth a 
Friedrich o f Sm ithville, Luqile G a t­
lin of A ustin, Pauline Scott Gold- 
mann o f A ustin, W alter R eece Gore 
o f M ilford, Id a Mae H arris o f Hem p­
hill, G lad y s H assell of San A ntonio.
D orothy Lynn Hay o f Sherm an , 
Mabel G rey Howell o f W aco, D. Is­
rael H orow itz o f G alveston, 
Je w el 
Lee H udspeth of Jacksonville, N ina 
W eir H u gh es o f Clarksville, M issis­
sippi, M rs. Lucile Prim Jack so n o f El 
Paso, V ivian Gladvin Jack so n o f Me­
ridian.

M artha Johnson of A ustin, 
Ju lia
the Corynne K elley of A ustin, A rth u r
o f Anthony K lein o f H arlingen, M ary
! fo r w a r d Knolle o f S an d ia, M artin
Max K ro st o f Houston, M rs. Helen
Morton Landolt of Sherma"’ Mary
Elizabeth Lane of Paris, Sam W. 
Visit in Austria IIjane of Center, Frances Lucille La-

Roe of Whitewright.

Jeanette Leary o f A lvarad o, Fer­
dinand Franklin Leissner of York­
town, R uby Cerite Lewis of San An- 

Tnrti to Page 2, Col. 4

economics in Sudan , T e x a s; M ary 
I ranees D u B o se will teach com em r- 
cial su b je c ts 
in Beaum on t; M ary 
Frances D u B o se will teach com m er- 
and sten o grap h y in F lo re sv ille ; J o ­
tench h istory 
sephine M cL an c will 
in the San A n gelo Ju n io r C o lleg e ; 
Fla v ia Day will 
teach com m ercial 
subjects in E a stla n d ; Evelyn S tric k ­
land will te ach history in L om eta.

The 

vacancies 

follow in g 

have 
been repo rted and ap p lican ts have 
been recom m ended by the com m it­
tee.

Two college professors, two high 
school p rin cip als, 
one w ard school 
principal, 16 te ach ers o f high school 
subjects, fo u r coaches, one teach er 
for 
ju n ior high school, th ree p ri­
m ary te ach ers, one fo r the g ra d e s, 
k in d ergarten , 
one fore 
tw o ru ral
teachers, 
tw o 
grades, and 
m iscellaneous subjects. 

fo r music 
fo u r fo r te ach ers 

in 

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Kenngott Writes of 

in structor 

Word has been received fro m Al­
in Ro­
fred K en n g o tt, 
mance lan g u a g e s, who is tra v e lin g in 
A ustria, th at he is enjoying his trip 
vgry much. He w rites fro m Linz 
and states th a t he will visit in V ienna 
and B u d ap e st in a few days.

“ I like it v e ry much h ere ,” he 
is no 
states, “ bu t a fte r all these 
place like A ustin . The more 
one 
travels, the m ore one learns to ap­
preciate the good state o f Texas.” 
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W O RK O V ER F IE L D S

Programs Close on 

Monday, August 19

Dr. R eilly’s w ork in the bureau has 
attracted in tern atio n al attention. R e­
quests fo r his publication s have been 
received from a num ber of fo reig n 
The serie s of entertain m en ts com­
coun tries a s well as from 
lead in g 
prised o f lectures, folk nights, 
and 
m arketin g men in the United S ta te s. 
m usical p rogram s which have been 
In v e stiga-
His book on M arketin g 
presented during both term s o f the j tion8i « cen tly published by "the Ron-
"'ummer school will be brought to a 
close on the night of A ugust 19 with 
the con cert given by the St, Jo h n 's 
D istrict Ju b ilee Sin gers, according to 
& state m en t made by Dean V. I. 
M oore Satu rd ay .

ald P ress C om pan y of New Y ork, has 
been rated by som e m arket a u th o ri­
ties a s the best book in the p a rtic u ­
lar field.

to 

There will be two other program s 
previous 
the concert, however. 
S atu rd a y night there will be the usual 
fre e m ovie and A ugust 15 the U ni­
versity Sum m er Choruses, under the 
direction o f David G riffin , will p re ­
sen t the comic opera, ‘T rial by Ju r y .’
J'h e last lecture o f the season w as 
given by Lincoln W irt, W ednesday 
night on the su b ject 
“ Behind the 
Scen es in England, France, and G er­
m an y.”

-O'

‘Annabelle Lee’ 

Shown on Campus

“ A n n abelle Lee” was the title o f 
the six-reel m elodram a fe atu re d last 
night a t the Open Air T heater.

M isses Dorothy 

and K ath erine 
N elle R ather, daugh ters o f Mr. and 
M rs. E. C. Rather, were presented 
in 
two dance num bers, “ B eau tifu l 
B u tte rfly ” and “ In fan ta M argueri- 
ta .” A travelogue and a F e lix com­
edy were also shown.

This Wee on
The Campus

SUNDAY, AUGUST It

Serm on a t the Open A ir T h eater 

Dt. R eilly holds a m aster of science 
degree from C arn egie Institute 
of 
Technology a s well a s his d octorate 
from the U n iv ersity of Chicago, both 
his 
in m arketin g research . B efore 
two y ears a t the University, he serv ­
ed on the research s ta ff of P ro cto r 
and Gam ble Com pany.

Troubadours Play

For Last Germans

Only two m ore Germ ans will 

be 
given before the close of the. sum m er 
session, acco rd in g to Bill B arb o u r, 
m anager. The dances will be held 
each F rid ay n igh t on the ro o f 
o f 
the Stephen F . A ustin Hotel.

“ The sum m er Germ ans have been 
going over big, and have been well 
attended by U n iversity studen ts and 
oth ers,” B a rb o u r said. The T ro u b a­
dours, new est U niversity dance o r­
chestra, who have played fo r sev eral 
of the dan ces, will play for the last 
two ‘hops,’ he said.

CO NTEST W INNERS NAMED
C O L L E G E ST A T IO N .— M iss May 
Eddy, C rockett, Houston County, and 
Mrs, C harles Duncan, Tyler, Sm ith 
County, were announced fir s t place 
winners in C la ss I and C lass II, re 
spectively, o f the state-wide im prov 
ed living room contest a t a gen eral 
m eeting of co n testan ts 
and oth ers 
during the F a rm e rs Short C o u rse at 
the A. & M. C ollege of T ex as Wed-

the 

Jo h n ’s 

C on cert by 

Ju b ile e j te n a n ts presen t recited her 

Rev. H arris M a ste rso n ,; nestia y room ing.

by 
E p iscopal rector, at 8 o clock. 
TU ESD A Y, AUGUST 13 
S t 

B efore a larg e crowd, woman a ft-
j e r woman c f the more than IOO con-
exper- 
S in g e rs at the Open Air T h eater a t j ienee in the con test, conducted 
by 
the
home dem on stration agents o f 
8 o'clock. 
Extension S erv ice under supervision
lin­
prove men t sp ecialist, in * o-operation
with the Sem i-W eekly Farm N ew s of
by 

“ T rial by Ju r y ,” Sum m er Chorus- o f Mrs. Bern ice C layier, home 

THURSDAY, AUGUST 12 

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 

the Open A ir I D allas, 

P rizes were presented 

e s, Open A ir Theater. 

... 

P ictu re show a t 
pf h eater a t 8 o'clock* 

j DeW itt M cM urray of D a lla s

FINAL TERM EXAMS BEGIN AUGUST 22

English 12x.2: E n g. B. 201 

Thursday, A u gu st ZZ, at 2

Final 

exam in ation s 

fo r th© sec­
ond term o f the sum m er session will 
be held d u rin g the last three d a y s o f 
the second six weeks, A ugust, 22, 
23, 24. T he schedule fo r the exam s 
follow s:

Thu rsd ay, August ZZ, a t B

Fo r the p a s t two months, th e p lay­
ing field s o f the University h ave been 
carefully w orked over and top pin gs 
of fresh so il have been hauled into I 
place, On th e V arsity fo o tb all field, j A nthropology 80b: G. FL 120 
200 loads o f fe rtiliz e r and rich black Botany I l a b ; B. I, 114
loam have been adju sted aa a 
top 
layer, and 125 loads have been put 
on the b aseb all field.

B u sin ess 
Hall 8

A dm inistration 

GRO UP IV

Business Administration 24: R 

The 

fre sh m an 

football fie ld has 
been sodded so that all bare spots 
caused 
sprin g 
baseball p ractice have been elim in at­
ed. All g r a s s has been co n stan tly 
watered and cut.

in tram ural 

and 

12

I U

203

B u sin ess A dm inistration 4 3 2 : G. H. 

B u sin ess A dm inistration 4 3 7 : G,

H.

LIP-REA DING PO PULAR

L IN C O L N , N ebraska. — ( I P ) — A 
lip-reading c la ss started a t the Uni­
versity o f N eb rask a last se m e ste r fo r 
those o f the stu d en t* who ar© hard 
of hearing, o r totally d eaf, h as prov 
• d so p o p u lar th at students with p e r­
fect h earin gs are enrolling in 
the 
course,

Econom ics 11 y .3 : G. H. 315 
Econom ics I la .3 : G. Ii. 215 
Econom ics 2 5 3 : G, IL 317 
Econom ic* 2 6 3 : G. H. SOI 
Education lx : Ed, B. 223 
E ducation 4 1 7b.3 : Ed. B . 207 
E ducation 2 5 2 : Ed. B. 203 
Education 455b : Ed, B. 204 
E ducation 2 7 9 : E J. B. 303 
English I y .3 : B, Hall SOS 
English 4 *,3 ; M. B. 347 

I n

r U

English 1 2 z.5 : G. H 109 

English 3 5 y . l : M. B, 321 

English 2 6 6 : l f . Bv 206 

French ly z : G. H. 300 

French 2 8 z : l f . B. 207 

German A z : M. B 209 

Government l l x . 2 : G. H. S 

Government S I * : CL H 5 

8 l i b : 

It

History 4 z : B. L. 12

History 2 3 z: (J. IL 101

Hail

H istory 2 5 y G. H, ?

j History 47y: G. H. IOO 
Latin 13x or y : l f . B. 204 
Latin 6 8 z : M. B. 403 
l.atin 8 3 z: l f . B. 403 
l*aw 21b (C o n tr a c ts ) : Law B. 101 
Law 83b 
(E v id e n c e ): Law B, 201 
Philosophy 2 5 2 : ti. H. 200 
Physics 12b : K Hall 5 
Physics 8 th : M. B, 23 
Psychology 2 1 0 : Ed. B. 307 
Public S p eak in g 2 1 5 : Law B. 9 
| Pin e M athem atic; 303: M. B. 157 
I Pure M athem atics 83y: M B 225 

Sociology 2 6 5 : G . H. 213 
Span r h 2 Oz: M B 219 
Spanish M i : M. B. 405

G R O U P V

Anthropology 3 5 b : G. H, 2 IS 

Econom ics l i y . 4 : G. H. 315 

Econom ics l l z . 4 : G , H. 317

I Econom ics 2 2 4 : G. H. 319
! Education 2 5 z : B . L, 12 

Education 2 5 1 : Ed.* B. 223 
Education 3 5 1 : (Sd. B. 223 
English l z .4 : M. B . 207 
English I 2 y 3 : M . B. 317 
English l£ z .6 : G, H. 103 
English 3 6 y .2 : M. B. 219 
English 2 3 8 .2 : l f , B 321 
French A yr; G. I L i i i 
Germ an 12yz: M. B. 209 
Governm ent I l z , 2 : G. If 8 
Governm ent 3 4 z : G. H, 7 
H istory 25z: G. B , 109 
H istory 47z: G, H. 305 
History 55y : G. H . 113 
Latin 25x, y, o r z : IL B. 205 
Philosophy 215: G. H. 215 
Philosophy 3 1 5 : G H. 215 
Physics 3 8 5 ; l f . B . 23 
Psychology 3 1 0 .2 : Ed. B. 803 
Public Speaking 19y : Law B. 7, 

Turn to Page 2, Col 3

The Weather

S a n o e r : F a ir,

No. 236.

University Given \
$109,500 T o t a l 
Cut in Biennium

Governor A lso Blue FensS i 

Funds 

for Other 

institutions

Bill Filed Saturday

Appropriations for A , & M, 
Trimmed $165,150 
By Moody

. 

With the filin g S atu rd a y c f the, 

approved 
approp riation s 
the 
educational in stitu tion s in the o ffic e 

fo r 

o f the secretary o f sta te , it w as re ­

the 

fo r 

item s 

vealed th at the Main u n iv ersity s u i* 
fered a to ta l cut o f $109,509 fro m 
bien­
the appropriation s 
nium. 
*
, , 
include cu ts o f $70,- 
The 
»00 fo r the contingent fund fo r sav­
orier, o f additional teach ers and a d ­
justm ent o f salaries, $3,000 fo r th e 
•chool o f B u sin ess A dm inistration, 
$6,500 fo r the College of E n g in eer­
ing, and $30,000 fo r geological m ap­
ping. The to tal cu t fo r all purpore s 
fo r A. & M College w as $165,150, 
The cuts fo r the other S ta te ed­
u c a tio n a l 
in stitution s were Us fo l­
low s: T ex a s Technological C ollege, 
$202,000; E a s t T e x a s State T each ­
e rs’ College, $ 6 0 ,0 0 0 ; N orth T ex as 
S ta te T eachers* C ollege, 
$ 6 0 ,0 0 0 ; 
Sam Houston S ta te T each ers’ Col-*- 
’of 
lege, $46 6 6 0 ; T e x a s College 
A rts and In du stries, $ 4 4 ,000; Steph­
en F . A ustin S ta te T each ers’ C ollege, 
$6 7 ,8 2 7 .5 0 ; Southw est T ex a s S ta te 
T each ers' College, $ 1 7 5 ,0 0 0 ; N orth 
T e x a s Ju n io r A gricu ltu ral College, 
$5 ,0 0 0 ; Jo h n T arleton A g r’cu ltural 
College, 
P rairie View 
S ta te N orm al 
and In d u strial Col­
lege, $ 2 6 ,000; C ollege o f M^nes an d 
o f 
M etallurgy, 
Industrial A rts, $ 9 0 ,0 0 0 ; S u i R oss1 
Ttat© T each ers’ College, $3 9 ,0 0 0 ; 
W est T ex as State T e n c h e s ’ College, 
$ 2 6 ,0 0 0 ; and T ex as S ta te School fo r • 
the D eaf, $22,350.

$ 2 7 7 ,8 0 0 ; College 

$ 5 2 ,5 0 0 ; 

The cu ts for the T ex a s Technolog­
ical College, South w est T e x a s S ta te 
Teachers* C ollege, and the College 
of MJines include appropriations bf 
^150,000 for a library for the for­
m er, $150,000 library for tho sec­
ond, and $175,000 
administration 
bunding for the latter.

A pnro^riations fo r t v e U niversity, 
n all resp ects except fo r th e cu ts 
‘'ntionrd, remain rub "tan tially the
am e as 4 was for the last biennium.
-
------------ o---- *...... ..

- * 

Griffin Quartet 

Sings on Program

“ The David G riffin Singers,** A 
•nale a u artet from S an Antonio, f e a ­
tured the entertain m en t a t the Open 
Mr T h e a t e r T h u rsd ay evening a t S 
•'’clock. The singer# were well re ­
ceived and t^eir num bers called fo r 
epeated encores.

The m em bers o f the group were 
Glen Law , Ralph N obles, William F o ­
garty , and David G riffin , all o f whom 
are associated with the San Antonio 
Civic O pera Com pany. Mrs. C h ester 
TCilpatrick. soprano. alscT oT 'Sfti Htl- 
onio, gave a group o f songs.

Miss N orm a Owen was accompany 

1st fo r the San A ntonio sin gers.

The Sum m er School Choruses un­
der the direction o f .David G riffin , 
ian g the opening chorus from “ T rial 
by Ju r y ,” a G ilbert and Sullivan pro­
duction to be presen ted by the Cho* 
\
m s A u gu st 15. 

S T A T E N EW S P U B L IS H E D

E L L E N S B U R G , W ashington. — 
'I P ) — The follow ing item app eared 
n the C am pus C rier a t W ashington 
S ta te N orm al:

“ Perhaps you noticed some un-to- 
’ate item s in the Cam pus locals la s t 
week concerning M iss M eisner, M iss 
Grupe, and M iss Picken. The en­
tertain in g make-up men a t the p u n t­
ers while search in g fo r m ore ite m * 
fo r the C am pus local column, u sed 
th eir ingenuity, d isregard ed a ,|fe w ' 
lines, and dug ou t aeven-year-oki 
item s fo r live w ire s tu ff. W e m a y 
publish sta le new s o n e * $u a w hile* 
but we will endeavor to sue th a i th is 
column is prin ted un tem pered with 
h ere a fte r.”

 

*

MACLEOD GIVES AOVtCE N
S IR A C U S E , N ew Y ork.— ( t ~ 

Dean Annie Louise 
’departm en t o f ham©
Sy racu se University 
suggestio n that ii 
w ay s o f earning mc 
men college students, 
only wise to teach 
to spend it.

 $ ammer

^LcXillt ^*na^ Exams Begin 

August 22 at 8

The Campus

By Tho Bu aaa rd

( C o n t i n u e d fro m P a g e I ) .

s c r e a m i n g
Pure Mathematics 13b: M. B. 157 I“WU* go"’ just aa Katherine Wheat- 
into
Pure Mathematics 225: Vt. B. 225 ley makes a grand 

S I M O N UHM BK IN 

entrance 

g elo . My rte L o n g o f S p a f f o r d . M a r i - »
bel 

I r v i n g o f A u s t i n , L a v n y E v a n T H E “ T R I A L BY 

the Uni v a n ity P m * , A. 0. 

Friday, A n g u s t 23, a t 8

THE SUMMER TEXAN

Names of Degree 

Candidates Given

(Continuer* m m Pa are I).

Preach C h n

J I M M I E M A T T H I A S r u s h in g m a d - 1 Loyd o f San A n to n io , J a m e s G u n n

ly from G a r r i s o n H all to som e 
u n ­
know n d e s t i n a t i o n , a n d e x c h a n g i n g 
g r e e tin g s w ith J a m e s P a r k e 
a# he I 
pamte^.

M A X IN E W H I T M O R E g o in g to a } 

m a jo r e x a m a n d 
w o n 't be k i n g n o w . ” 

looking a s 

if “ it 

L u m p k in o f A m a r illo , N e llie 

J a n e
(ff p a ia c {(* f W i n n ie B e a tric e

M r A nelly of Hico.

J o h n T em p le M c C u llo u g h of W aco,

Maddox of A u s tin , H e r b e r t E u -
g e n e M e r * o f F r e d e r i c k s b u r g , F r a n -
o b ; <-»•«* Ague? M oore o f f o r t A r t h u r , Or- 

M ARG A R E T H A R D W I C K E 

J r M * * 

in r,d h u t 

lo o k in g r a t h , r ; r jl) e

O ’N e a l o f F o r t W o r th .

O n n - . l m . 

( . a k o f M o r t o n ..

Official Notice

P O S T P O N E D . ce n tlP io n * 

ad- 
va n e e d s t a n d i n g e x a m i n a t i o n s will 

a n d 

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to 

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T h u r Aday o f 

is
this
w e e k , A u g u s t 15 
. o s t e a l o f Atyprst 
29 a? ftrigi r a l l y p l a n n e d . A n e x t rift 
if. h i a r a1 i- * aile d fog M o n d a y , A u g ­
u s t 12. in th d >rirl 
f c
ch orus 
h a n d , 
th i
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D i r e c t o r o f S u m m e r S c h o o l C horu

Faculty
Vacationists

B y E V E L Y N C A L H O U N

SUNDAY, A U G U ST l l , 1929.

p u b l i c a t i o n o f h is 
l a t e s t book c o n ­
c e r n i n g t h e fife a n d l e t t e r ? o f S t e p h ­
en F. A u s tin , he Has b e c o m e k n o w n 
a s a n a u t h o r i t y o n t h e s u b je c t .

I

G o r d o n B r e l s f o r d , f o r m e r s t u d e n t
o n d m e m b e r o f S i g m a A l p h a E p s i l o n 

f r a t e r n i t y ^ n o w a l a w y e r in E a s t l a n d , 

Dr. Eugene Cb rn p hell 

B a r k e r , w a s 

the* g u e s t o f h i? 

f r a t e r n i t y 

f o r

Mrs, Barker, and their you n g son J 

the week-end.

art- spending the vacation period at I 

their .• ammer home in Boulder, C o lo -1 
cade. Professor Barite? Is teaching I 
Am rican history in both term s off 
the rummer school o f t h e Univvr.-iry S 
o f C olorado,

D r. B a r k e r a t t e n d e d t h e U n i v e r s i t y ! 
and did his graduate work at II st- I 
va; d and the TJniversity o f Penns*/1-1 
in S o u t h - ; 
v a n i a . He 
w fstu m history and us pee; ally 
in ■ 
T e x a s h isto ry . 
FU h a s w r i t t e n * e v - 1 
era ! book,4 which have been adopt-; 
f<l by T exas schools 

i n t e r e s t e d 

Since 

the

is 

“ Now I’m in Love”

and

“ I Want to M eander in the 
M eadow ”

B y
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N e w C o l u m b i a R e c o r d

J. R. REED MUSIC CO.

305 C ongress 

Phone 7508

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political 

Educational Support
M I T C H A N in c re a se of $1,- 
ta x a b le 
▼▼ 500,000*000 
property in T ex as d u rin g th e 
past 12 m onths, and with in- 
swient d e m an d s on th e p a r t of 
leader* 
m am s ta te 
t h a t we sa d d le off a bond is­
sue o f $150,000,000 on 
the 
public for th e building of a gi- 
gantii system of public h ig h ­
ways, it w rT D ra th e r odd th at 
tho i who 
th e ir 
hand* to provide for tim sup 
port o f o u r state education al 
sp en d 
a p p ro p riatio n* 
months in a rg u in g over th e ed ­
ucational 
a p p ro p ria tio n s with 
the result th a t higher e d u c a ­
tion in T e x a s has been p e n a l­
ized below th e last biennium 
t h e 
small 
c o m p arativ ely 
am ount of $1,450,000.

have it rn 

should 

its 

fo r 

that, 

T e x a s is on e o f th e r ic h e s t 
sta te s in th** union w h en the 
p er c a p ita b a sis o f w e a lth 
is 
It h as lo n g b een 
c o n sid e r e d . 
u p b raid ed 
la x n e s s of 
su p p ort in th e m a tte r o f both 
its p u b lic s c h o o ls and its h ig h ­
er e d u c a tio n a l in stitu tio n s. W e 
are told th a t w e are not s p e n d ­
ing h a lf th e am ou n t per c a p ita 
on e d u c a tio n 
is b e in g 
sp e n t in o th e r sta te s, and th at 
in c o n s e q u e n c e w e ra n k 
at 
th e fo o t o f th e e d u c a tio n la d ­
der. T h ey s a y that ou r rural 
a re th e p o o r e st, our 
sc h o o ls 
city s c h o o ls are 
,30 y e a r s be­
hind th e tim e s, and th a t w e are 
o b lig e d to lo se our best b rain s 
to th e in stitu tio n s o f th e N orth 
and E ast fo r th e p r e p a r a tio n o f 
lea d ers. T h is m ay not be al­
to g e th e r tr u e , but we m u st a d ­
mit w ith sh a m e th a t on 
th e 
w h o le w e a r e b eh in d th e g e n ­
eral tren d o f e d u c a tio n a l d e ­
v e lo p m e n t.

support 

It has long been a custom in 
the State Legislature to m a k e 
a p p ro p ria tio n billa for e v ery ­
thing else before th e s u b je c t of 
education is even begun. M any 
of the th in g s passed a re p u re ­
ly pet, local bills desig n ed to 
of 
retail! th e local 
th e ir originators, and b y 
the 
tim e the 
to tals of such bills 
are run up th ey reach every 
biennium a ro u n d a million dol­
lars. Besides, ta k in g th is last 
Legislature for exam p le, 
the 
q u arrel over 
a p p r o p r ia ­
the 
tion bills, an d the time s p e n t in I 
going th ro u g h w hat a t pres-1 
erg seem* to have been useless 
investigation cost a r o u n d one] 
million do llars. More 

th a n

G R O U P 111

Applied M a t h * m i l k s 25*: E n c B.

Busts*** A d m in Ut ra tio n 2 6 7 ; G. H

201

215

Econom ic# J Ijr.S: ti H 

317 

E conom ic* 2 2 y : G H. 315 

E d u c a tio n 2 0 2 . 2 : Ed. B. 223 

E d u c a tiv e 4 17 b .2 : Ed. B. 204 

E d u c a tio n 2 2 2 : G. H. 305 
E d u c a tio n 2 5 %: Ed, B, 302 
E d u c a tio n 2 7 1 : Ed. B. 208 
E d u c a tio n 2 4 3 : E d. B. 207 
E d u c a tio n 2 5 0 : Ed. B. 20 8 
E d u c a tio n 3 5 0 ; Isl. B. 208 
E d u c a tio n 2 6 3 : Ed. R 303 
E d u c a tio n 8 7 y : Ed. B. 203 
E nglish 
i y . 2 : G. H, 301 
E nglish I z . 2 : M. B. 200 
English 1 2 y .2 : M. B, 219 
English 12*/.. 4 : M B, 317 
E nglish 2 2 1 . 1 ; M. B. 321 
E n g lish 2 2 1 . 2 : M B. 106 
E nglish 4 2 7 b : G. H. 103 
Ertglinh 2 3 8 . 1 : G. H. 101 
English 2 9 1 ; CI. H, 213 
F re n c h 12*: G. H, 200 
F re n c h 2 4 y G. lf. 303 
lr.; M B. 306 
Geology 
G e r m a n I * ; M. B. 225 
G o v e r n m e n t 
G o v e r n m e n t 
G o v e r n m e n t 2 7 a : G. H* 3 
G o v e r n m e n t 3 4 y : G. 
lf. 6 
H istory 4 y : G. H. I l l 
H is to r y 3 5 * : M. B. 205
H is to r y 5 4 * : G. H. 113
Law 3 2 0 ( A g e n c y ) : I*aw B. 101 
Law 304 ( T a x a t i o n ) : Law B 201 
P hilo so p h y 2 1 2 : G. IL 203 
P h y sic s l h ; K H ail 5 
P sy c h o lo g y 2 5 4 ; Ed. B. 307 
P ublic .S p e ak in g 2 1 7 : Law B. 7 
P u r e M a t h e m a t i c s I d : M. B 167 
S ociology 2 4 7 : G HL 319 
S p an ish 2 2 4 ; G. H. 109
S p a n ish 3 6 y : M B. 207

l l y , 2 : G. H. I 
I lr ..I: G. H. 7 

Friday, August 23, at 2

G R O U P II

A n th r o p o l o g y S I I ; CL H. 2 1 5 
B u s in e ss A d m i n is tr a tio n 4 2 7 : G. 

ll. 

120

l h a n d 2 0 7 b : K H all 6 

C h e m is t r y 
C h e m is t r y 1 2 b : B. L 114 
C h e m is try 4 2 b : B. L. 114 
Civil E n g i n e e r i n g 3 3 3 : Eng. B. 201 
E c o n o m ic s 
E conom ic? 

l l y . 2 : 0 . H. 817 
l l z . 2 : G. H. 3 1 9

fro m th e 

e n o u g h o f tim i has b e e n w a s t­
ed in th e w r a n g lin g o v e r s p e c ­
ial in te r e s ts and p riva te s e c u r i­
ties o f t h e m em b ers o f th e tw o 
h ou ses to m a k e up th e a m o u n ts 
v e to e d 
e d u c a tio n a l 
a p p r o p r ia tio n bills, Let s o m e ­
one get 
an d sit 
th e fig u r e s 
dow n c a lm ly and stu d y th e m .
A re w e g o in g to let t h is g o 
on fo r e v e r , and w h ile m en w e 
have e n tr u ste d with th e p u b lic 
w e lfa r e 
o v e r
s e lfish in te r e sts, let th e a m b i­
tious y o u th o f our s ta te g o e ls e ­
w h ere a t g ig a n tic co st to t h e m ­
se lv e s a n d to the s ta te fo r e d u ­
cation w h ic h 
th em ? 
v. ak e u p . 

a re w r a n g lin g 

S o m e b o d y 

T e x a s 

b lu e mb e x a m i n a t i o n ^ d r a w n ig h . 

C A S M S U ? N E W B K R K Y 

j
f a q u i r - ' 

i n , a b o u t " h o r " . o d - h o r " nod • » , 
who 

is s h e ? ”

BH L T R O U T o v e r to w a r d 

t h e I i - , 
, 
b r a r y t h i n k i n g o f g e t t i n g re a d y f o r ; 
. . 
his b o o k r e p o r t T u e s d a y .

... 
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l b : M. B. 321 

ec onomic* 2 3 7 : G. H. I 
E d u c a tio n 2 0 2 . 1 : Ed. B. 223 
E d u c a tio n 2 1 4 ; B. L. I t 
E d u c a tio n 117b. I : Rd. B. 297 
E d u c a tio n 4 3 3 b ; E d . B. 303 
E d u c a tio n 67* : B d. B. 203 
E nglish 
E nglish U A : B. H all 306 
E n g lish 1 2 x . l : G. H. 103 
E nglish 12*.3: M. B. 306 
E nglish 22* 2 : M. B. 207 
E nglish 2 6 3 ; M. B, 317 
English 6 4 y : G. H. S i t 
F r e n c h 2 4 2 : M B. 2 0 9 
G o v e r n m e n t 
G o v e r n m e n t 2 2 * : G. H, 3 
G o v e r n m e n t 3 7 * i G. H. 7 
H isto ry 4 x : G . H. 316 
H isto ry 15y: I a w B. 105 
I l l 
H isto ry 2 2 0 : CL H. 
H isto ry 2 4 * : G. H, 113 
P sy chology 2 1 1 : E d. B. 807 
Public S p e a k i n g 2 0 6 : Law B. 7 
P u re M a th e m a tic s I c : M. B. 167 
P u r e M a th e m a tic s 3 0 1 : M B 260 
P u re M a th e m a tic s 221 G. H. 306 
Sociology 2 6 * : G. H- IOO 
S panish I*; M. B. 219 
S p a n is h 12x: M. B. 225 
.Spanish 3 5 y : G. H. 322

l l * . I ; CL H. 6 

Saturday, A ugust 24, at 8

G R O U P I

l y : Ed. B. 303 

E co n o m ics I t y . I : G. H. 317 
E co n o m ics l l * . ) : G. H. 303 
E d u c a tio n 
E d u c a tio n 2 1 6 : E d. B. 203 
E d u c a tio n 4 1 7 a . I : Ed. B 207 
E d u c a tio n 4 1 7 a .2 : B. L. 12 
E d u c a tio n 2 4 7 ; E d . B. 203 
l x : G. IL 21 3 
E n glish 
l y . l : G. H. 203 
E nglish 
E n g lish 1 2 b : G. H. 215 
E nglish 1 2 y . l : M. B. 207 
E nglish 12 8.1: G. If. 109 
E n glish 2 2 * . I : G, H. 300 
E nglish 29*: M. FL 2 19 
G o v e r n m e n t I l y . l : G. H. 6 
G re e k l y : .VI. I . 105 
H isto r y 3*: G. II. I l l 
H isto ry t 6 x : G. H. 101 
L aw 370 ( P a r t n e r s h i p ) : L aw B. l o t 
Law 397 ( W a t e r R i g h t s ) : Law B. 2 0 1 
L atin l h : M. B. 403 
P sy ch o lo g y 8 1 0 . 1 : E d. B. 307 
P u r e M a th e m a tic s l h : Eng. B. 201 
P u r e M a th e m a tic ? 3 0 2 : ML B. 321 
P ur« M a th e m a tic s 9 2 x : M. B. 317 
Sociology 2 5 y : G. H. 315 
S panish A*: M. B. 205 
S p a n ish 27*: M. B. 209

Saturday, August 24, at 2

G R O U P VI 

Busine?? A d m i n i s t r a t i o n 2 7 6 : G. H.

120

Mr?. L e o m a H u t c h e s o n Rn aor 

o f 
G r e e n villi*, N a n n i e E u g e n i a Real o f 
Giddings*, M igno n In d ia Fb-ed of A u s ­
t i n , L ouise Reid o f W i n n s b o r o , P e a r l 
J u l i a n Reid o f M u sk o g e e , O k la h o m a , 
W illiam S te v e n s o n R h o d e o f A u s tin , 
I^*o N u n n R oan o f C o m m e r c e .

May B elle R o b b in s o f A u s t i n , Hel­
en L u cite R o b e rt ? o f D allas, C o r m 
L y n n R o binson o f S a n A n to n io , M r s. 
N ellie A. H a r r i s R o b in s o n o f W a r n - 
h ac h ie , Marlin EM j a b S a n d lin o f Col­
m e sn eil, Lila B la n c h e S c a l e of Sib 
b e e , M iriam M a r t h a S h a k le f o r d of 
W a x a h a c h i e , N elson P in k s to n S hank!* 
o f K in g sto n , D o r a S h a w o f H ou ston

C lifto n IL S im m o n s o f F o r t W o rth , 
H e le n S k i n n e r o f S a n A n to n io , J o h n 
H e n r y S lac k o f M in iste r , C o r a Mac 
•Sloan o f F o r t W o r t h , M a r g a r e t E v e ­
lyn S m ith o f C u e r o , M rs. M arie 
H a y s S p e n c e o f S a la d o , C o n s ta n c e 
S p r u c e o f F lo re sv ille , B e a t r i c e L o u ­
ise S t o l t e r f o h t o f C o r p u s Christi* 
N oy es D a r lin g S m ith , J r . , of Au tin 
O s c a r P e r c y S m ith o f L ad o n ia.

P e m a e E g l a n t i n e S t o u t , C h a r l e s ­

t o n , W e st V i r g in ia , 
L e n a E s te lle I 
S tr a c k h e in of R o c k s p r in g s , H oyle A .; 
s u m na o f V e r a , B e r t h a E liz a b e th 
S u lliv a n 
J o s e p h 
S a m u e l T a l la n t o f ( ’Hico, P r a n c e s E l­
len T h o r p e o f A u s tin .

J a c k s o n v il le , 

o f 

Mrs. R uth D aw so n T an n in o f N e w ­
to n , E d w a r d A u b r e y T u lly , J r . , o f I 
C u e ro , J o e B e n ja m in 
o f 
M a rlin , J u a n H a g g a r d VillasanT o f : 
E a g le P ass, S id n e y F r a n c i s W h e e ! et 
o f F o r t W o r th , Mrs. 
W h ite o f A u s tin , M a M a x in e W h i t ­
m o r e o f S n y d e r .

T u r n e r 

J e a n 

T u l i i s 1 

Mrs. Lois P e a r c e W i l d e n t h s l o f

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A? av bo it is so u l c» lin o fu r n itu r e , s o m e b o o k s , o r j u s t a w r e c k
in th e U n iv e r s ity 

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•irk in r e a c h e s m o r e p e o p le in t h is n e ig h lio r h o o d t h a n a n y o th e r a d - 
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free S u n d a y . H e couldn't |

the 

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i ‘(sty. Marion Scott m ay a#** th e abow S un- I 
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DR, E. B CROWDER. D entist

? SOS Scarborough Bldg. 

Dial 9433

EXPERT TYPING: U t me type your th*-a* 
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»hly priced. Wm. T. Johnson. Phone 3072.

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Pearl Kerr.

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ORS. LYNN AND LYNN 
D ental Surgeons 

507 Scarborough Bldg. 

Phone 8154

ELECTRICAL SERVICE

UNIV ERSITY ELECTRICAL 
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“ DINAM^-Kf-d Nkh»k iwwl Hie Fire Pen-j Starter 
h o r Brunswhk Daaee Hit, Cdtoe 
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in. 
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Dial 2-1649
302 Littlefield Bldg. 

PLUM BING

E. R A V E N — PLUM BER 
“ Where Good Plum bing Rape ley
A re Made

1403 Lavaca S treet

Phtne 6 7 6 3

W G ANDREW ARTHA 
PLUM BING 
Phone 2-2803, Shop 408 E. 18th SE

STUDIOS

Photographs Preserve Friend* top* 
HOLLAND S STUDIO

prep*]-- yourself tor a profitable rummer’* 
b u tin e* ft.

ROOMY attractively 

remodeled stucco duplex 

furnished of new iv 
toto*#, fft* 1-2 
W. 22, T»® bedroom*,, p o rch es, garage ate.
Phone

 S U N D A Y , A U G U S T l l , 1929,

T H E SUMMER T E X A N

PROBLEM: TO TELL OR NOT TO TELL

ALL-COLOR, ALL-TALKIE, EVERYTHING

TheATeRS

Wit h 
B R I A N S P I N K S

“ BEHIND T H A T CURTAIN. ” .
With all the heat and G reta Garbo 
in to w n , I ju s t c o u ld n ’t get 
b ein g 
down on W e s t S ixth y e s te r d a y 
to 
se e w hat is said by e v e r y b o d y to be 
Bill D yer, who 
a ring-tail-tooter. 
used to w rite th in g s 
de­
p artm e n t, has op en ed wide his heart 
re -
the 
and con trib uted 
view . Con 
ber that 
testim o n ia ls:

it se rio u sly and rem em -, 
fu r th er j 

i t ’s su pp orted by 

f o llo w in g 

fo r th is 

1 

o f 

t h e 
she 

“ Leis Moran and W a r n e r B axter! 
voices 
w ith tw o o f tho se kind 
lig h t ou t o f g a w d ’s ch oir o f angels 
make ‘Behind That C u r ta in ’ one 
of 
t h e best thin gs for the h ea t which 
has shown h ere in T d o n ’t know how 
long. Besid es, this p ic t u r e h a s 
an 
a b sorb ing plot o f 
tell or 
sh o u ld n ’t 
k n o w s ? ’ kind. C om bined with this I 
colorful ; 
are clear p hotograp h y, 
b ackground, and the f a c t th a t Ix>is 
Moran is no more an d no less than 
sh ee rly b ea u tifu l. T h is on e m ust be j 
s e e n to hear the ch a ra c ters talk, to 
‘them 
se e W arner B a x t e r repress 
certain 
little Lois, I 
and to h ear the se d u c tiv e n a tiv e mis­
t r e s s ’ s o n g . ”

‘should s h e : 
she 
tell all 

th o u g h t s ’ a b o u t 

a 

th a t. 

“THE 

SINGLE 

S TANDARD. ”
Crim inal a b o r tio n — a n d n o le ss— o f a 
f a ir ly d e c e n t sto ry by A d e la Rogers 
St. Johns. You k n o w the kind— ul­
tra-m od ern and all 
B u t oh, 
t h a t Garbo w om an. S h e d e f i e s com ­
preh en sion . Her p ress a g e n t s 
are 
t r y in g to ca p italiz e on th a t by call­
in g her “ the m y ste r y w o m a n o f H ol­
ly w o o d .” W h eth e r t h a t t it l e holds 
in real life or not, it c e r ta in ly does 
in h er pictures. One m o m e n t I hate 
h er with a bilious bile. T h e n ex t 
I w a n t to f a ll at h er f e e t and wor­
ship her a s a th in g d ivin e. O ne mo­
m e n t I think she is p ossessed o f 
a 
su p e r-in te lllg e n c e. T h e n e x t I think 
ever 
h er the d u m b est cr e a tu r e w h o 
b reathed. One m o m e n t sh e is 
the 
m o st e n tr a n c in g b e a u t y I h ave ever 
seen. The n e x t she is h id e o u sly ugly. 
N ils A st h e r m akes 
artist. 
Joh n n y Mack Brown is splendid. The 
the yacht a re b ea u tifu l, 
sc e n e s un 
b ea u tifu l, b ea u tifu l. M a je stic. 
S i­
le n t w ith sound.

f a i r 

a 

A lb ert N ibling, a s t u d e n t last long 
se ssion , and a m em b e r 
Sigma 
D elta Chi, is sp en d in g the s u m m e r in 
B elton.

o f 

W it n e s s and behold an ecstatic m om ent from the talkie n o w at the 
H a n co c k — “ Behind T h at C u r tain .” Warner B a x ter arui Leis Moran find 
lo v e in the desert, a ssiste d slightly by S cotland Yard.

GREATER GARBO

You probably c a n ’t 

im a gin e Betty C om pton f o o lin g around w ith a 
kid like A rthur I<ake, R esem b le cradle s n a t c h i n g or not, th a t’s w h a t 
h a p p en s in this p icture. 
S ally O’Neil and Louise F a z e n d a g e t the f a v o r ­
ite spots. “ On With The S h o w ” at the Queen.

t e r ta in e d Tu esday w ith a picnic at 
Barton Springs. B e fo r e su p p er the 
a fte r 
s w im m in g 
p arty went 
su p p er N e w to n G aines s a n g cow b oy 
so n g s and J. F. Goble told stories.

and 

The g u e sts for tho picnic w er e as 
f o llo w s ; Dr, and Mrs. D. A. Pen irk, 
D r. and Mrs. J. B. W h a rey , N ew to n 
G ain es, J. F. I)obie, Dr. R. H. Grif­
fith, Dr. H. S. V. J o n e s o f Illinois, 
Dr. Virgil Jon es o f A rk ansas, Dr. 
Curtis H. W alker, Miss A g n e s Batons, 
and Union Black o f T em p le.

MI SS F A N N I E R A T C H F O R D 
TO S T U D Y I N E N G L A N D

Miss F a n n ie Ratchford, Wrenn Li­
brarian, w ill le a v e Monday f o r New 
Y<nk w h ere sh e will sail A u gu st 28 
for Fmropc on the Canard L in e r S. 
S. Lancustria.
She wall 

at Plym outh and 
from th ere w ill go directly 
to Y o r k - 
shire w h e r e sh e intends to study u n ­
Sim on G u g gen heim 
der t h e John 
F oundation F ellow sh ip . Miss R a tc h -

lan d 

Fall Foot wear 
Notes

I he 

season 
new 
b r i n g s us New Shoes 
distinctly 
a r e 
t h a t 
sm art. All

Shoes p ic tu re d above 
in slen ­
can be h ad 
d e r or sho rt v am p .

Colors—
Brown Kid 
B lack Kid 
Blue Kid 

Black C rep e 

B lack Satin

SUPPER SHOP
Per feef S h o e s P e r fee b Fib bing
JOI E Sixth-*0ne door off Congress

The Gorgeous

GRETA
GARBO

“SINGLE STANDARD”
— w ith —
NILS ASTHER
She took love w h ere she fou n d it, reckless o f 
S o cie ty ’* brand o f sham e.

T hen in o n e 
flam in g m o-
m ent her eye* w ere op en ed 
to th e tru th . 

rn % ell®

IM T .

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b a t t e r 

Never ba* th# flaming' 
G a r h o a p p e a r e d 
d i n t * 
l o 
a d v a n t a g e . 
H e r M n v o r o il * b e a u t y , 
ber fiery love.m a li i n c — 
t h # y ’r e a il b e r e 
thi% 
n e w 

t r i u m p h ! 

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SOCIeTY

D A N C E G I V E N S A T U R D A Y 
N I G H T A T SII EL R Y HOM I

Tom anti D orothy S h e lb y e n t e r ­

tained at the home o f th e ir p a r e n t s , 

Dean and Mrs. T. H. S h e lb y , Satin- 
day n igh t with an 
in fo r m a l dance. 
Punch w as served d u r in g the even 
the close o f th e dancing. 
ing. At 
a salad co u rse 
ice 
w as served.

follow ed b y an 

Those 

invited w ere as 

follow s: 
( ’ox, S t a n l e y Ir­
M essrs. W illiam 
vine, J o e M unster, D elm a r Groos, 
William Dozier, M arcus Williams, 
Bill W illiams, H enry M oore, Harold 
W en tw orth , 
C hester W en tw orth , 
Fred Cloud, John E y e rs, Bob No­
ton. Martin C asey, 
an d Roland 
Blae kin ore.

barn H aigler, Billy Disch, 

aud 

M isses Dp ria H e n d er so n , Marianna 
H enderson, Valerie M an sb en del, Ro­
berta M allett, 
Alice R oot, Wilma 
\ \ underlie!), F ra n ce L ouise Mueller, 
E velyn Calhoun, Helen Rom berg, 
V irginia Irvine, Reita C harlton, and 
Mildred Mallett.

Lucile Bow den, F lo r e n c e Melter, 

and M a w B e lle Mendel!.

S O R O R I T Y H A S S U M M E R 

L U N C H E O N A T T E A ROOM

.Members o f the Alpha Xi D elta so­
rority and 
their h o u se m o th e r, Mrs. 
W, IL Fenland o f C orsicana, e n ter­
tained w ith a thr ee -c ou r se luncheon 
Thursday at I o ’clock at the Brsid- 
field T e a Room.

D ecoration s carried o u t a color 
schem e o f w in e and blue. The c e n ­
terpiece w a s form ed by a blue bowl 
filled with b achelor b u t to n s and at 
each end o f th e table b lue 
candles 
in wine colored holders w e r e used. 
The p lace cards were hand-painted 
baskets o f flo w er s in the sam e col­
ors.

GROUP 

G I V E S

T U E S D A Y A T

Miss F a n n ie R atchford, Miss Ad 
cline B e g g , and Mis? S arah ( l a p p en

Book Lovers
A P a ra m o u n t 
T a lk in g Play

S elected C om edies

NOW SHOWING

D oors O pen at 1 :45 
Sunday

A ttend the Matinees

N ils A sth e r and G reta Garbo do 

Charles Sm ith.

s o m e fin e and 

fa n c y n e c k in g 

in 

“ T h e S in g le S tan d ard ” at the Ma­

je s t ic . Greta 
as ever.

is a s en ig m atical 

Ed G rasty, Ju n e g r a d u a te , an d Bill 
R yan, both o f Brooks F ie ld , San A n ­
the 
tonin, sp e n t th e w e e k -e n d a t 
A lp ha Tau O m eg a h ouse.

Kula Lea Kohn, a stu d e n t in the 
U n iv e r s ity during the f ir s t term , who 
has b e e n visitin g in C orp us Christi, 
has r e tu r n e d home.

presenting

These are 

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of the approaching sea­

so n ’s stylings . . . each 

dress made 

in 

accord 

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ifications.

Attractively
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W e invite you to see these beautiful new 

arrivals

turd plans to m ake a special study of 
t h e juvenile manuscript*! o f Char­
lotte Bronte,

Jan e Morral I and Marjorie C rav­

ens have r e tu r n e d fr o m F ort W o rth

| and Arlington,,

E \ i e Mitchell, a 

f o r m e r student 
of the I aiversity, h as go n e to Gold­
thwaite to attend a fa m ily re-union.

Joe Thorne Gilbert, an ex-student
o f the Eniversity and pan o f Dr. Joe 
Gilbert, former U n iv e r s ity physician, 
Has returned to P hiladelphia to f in ­
ish his i n t e r n s h i p at Johns Hopkins 
Hospital. At the e n d o f the year 
he will return 
to A ustin to p rac­
tice medicine with his father.

Romano C ow en o f Moody is s t a y ­
ing at Kirby Hall 
this week while 
com pleting a cor re sp on d en ce course 
in Spanish.

Katherine R o c k a fe llo w o f San A n ­
tonio has returned to her home a fte r 
a short visit 
t h e Kappa D elta 
house.

at 

Evelyn Tom p kin s o f Som erville
i. visitin g Leo ii a Kenton this w eek.

Myrtle Tyson 

is spending: 

t h e

; w eek-end in R ound Rock.

Merle Bain, who w a t in the Ufli-
term o f su m m e r
j vers tty 
J -ch on I, is visiting' on the cam pus this 
I w eek-en d.

first 

the 

Mrs. J. W. Robbins, director o f 
from 
Kirby Hall, re tu r n e d Friday 
p oints in N e w M exico where she has 
been spending her vaaetion f o r the 
She was a c c o m ­
past 
fo r m e r 
panied by L e o la Campbell, 
U niversity stu d en t w ho took 
her 
m a ste r ol arts d eg r e e in 1928.

l e w w e e k s . 

A nna Bell G ilm er is v isitin g in h er 

home at. Lockhart th is week-end.

TIDE OF 
EMPIRE”

w ith a g r e a t ca»t 
int biding

W i l l i a m C o lli 
R en e A d o r e e 
F red K o h l e r

SUNDAY

A N D

MONDAY

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police 
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t h e y 
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SUN DA Y , A U G U ST IT, 1929.

when th e y d e fe a te d th e seeded te a m 

of F ritz M ercur a n d J. G ilb e rt Hall, 

South Orange, New J e rs e y , 

in 

th e 

q u a r t e r fin a ls o f the VJeadow Club 

Kingsley D avis of Munday, e d ito r- 

Tom B. M c F a rlin o f B ertram , w ho 
elect of th e L onghorn Magazine, is is w orking f o r th e Texas P o w er a n d 
on 
h a s 
in connection w ith Light C o m p a n y th is 
the g a th e r i n g of m a te ria l f o r 
th e been t r a n s f e r r e d to Eagle Pass. H e 
first issue of th e m agazine to a p p e a r j writes t h a t he will be back in school 

the c a m p u s 

summer, 

in v ita tio n meet. 

The sen 

was this fall. 

[ next long session.

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Six thousand 

application 

b la n k s season betw e e n 

Athletic Council 
Prepares to 
Fill Many 
Orders

f o r football tic k e ts f o r the 1929 g r i d ­

iron season w ere on their way to th e 

l l 

Stadium s u b scrib e rs at 
o ’clock 
; S a tu rd a y m orning, according to w o rd 
received from th e office of the A t h ­
S ta d iu m su b sc rib e rs 
letic Council. 
will be given pr»*fer**nce over o t h e r s 
in the filing o f orders.
Two consecutive 

num b ering m a ­
the 
c h in e s have been purchased by 
be 
A thletic Council, a n d these will 
used 
tic k e t ap p lica tio n s 
from Stadium nu inscribers, and n on - 
be 
S tadium subscribers, which will 
nu m b ered, filed, a n d filled, in th e o r ­
d er received.

to n u m b e r 

played by the w e are rs of the O r a n g e 

and White a r e being printed by th e 

Globe Ticket C om pan y o f Philadel­
phia, and will a r r iv e within a 

few ? 

day*.

The contribution* 

f rom old S t a - 1 

dium su bscribers, who had not e n tire 
ly fulfilled t h e i r pledge*, are com ing! 
in regularly, according to O r. E tt- i 
linger.

te n ta tiv e ly arra n g e d , 

A gridiron clash for the corning 
the University and 
St. Mary's A cadem y of San A ntonio 
a1* I 
has been 
though no c o n tr a c ts have as yet been 
signed. Dr. E ttlin g e r is in favor o f 
the battle and only awaits word fro m 
t u r n , 
Coach L ittlefield, who, 
awaits the ou tc o m e of sum m er school 
grades, and t h e effect they may have 
on c u ttin g dow n the s i z e of his squad,

in 

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Ju dith L o t t of Navasota, 

rush
captain of the K a p p a Delta sorority. 
lr in Austin fo r the week-end.

E v e re tt C om er w ent to San A ntonio 

to spend the week-end.

. 

tickets 

The dem and f o r 

Dorothy Holme* of Seguin wa# th e
Texas-O klahoma b attle a t Dallas so J *U tft of Willie Alma Baker a t the
tic k e ts 
f a r exceeds th e d e m a n d fo r 
to ^ny one gam e, though al! re q u e s ts 
a r e ru n n in g high

Kappa Delta house las*! week.

th e

to 

’‘Tickets fo r the A. A M. 

g a m e
have arrived," said Dr. H. J. E ttlin -
f or, acting d ir e c t o r of 
intercolleg-
I tate athletics here. Tickets f o r th e 
Oklahoma gam e a r e expected soon. 
he

i T hose fo r a1! A ustin games to 

Bodeli Moore le f t by airplane f o r 
his home rn S a n A ntonio a f te r a visit 
last week a t th e Sigma Alpha Epsilon
houxt*.

Margaret B ridges, Kappa Delta, in 
in San A n ­

spending the week-end 
tonio,

Clyde Littlefield 

Instructs I rack 
A t Bemidji School

Coach Clyde Littlefield, 

tr a c k 
a n d football m e n to r o f the Long­
horns, is h a r d at work “ rn Jo y in g 
his vacation."

Littlefield is n ow engaged a t a 
coaching school a t Bemidji, Min­
nesota 
In a te le g r a m sent to the 
A thletic Council, he is high in his 
praise of the school# The T exas 
coach 
is in c h a rg e of the t r a c k 
work there.

Coach L ittle fie ld stated in his 
wire that he a n d hL companions 
were sleeping u n d e r three b la n k ­
ets every night.

6-4, 2-6, 6-4.

William T. Tilden. II, and F r a n k 

of 
H u n te r d e fe a ted Bruce B a r n e s 
th e U niversity o f Texas, and E d d ie 
J a c o b s of P ittsb u rg h , 5-7, 6 3, 6-4. 
The veteran contrn ued w inning w ays 
to elim inate, la te r, B rad shaw Harri- i 
»on, Oregon, and K en n e th Appel o f 1 
I Prin ceton .

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Mrs. Alice Lockett P enick an d h e r 
• la u g h te r, Alice, have ju s t r e tu r n e d 
special 
from an extended 
j point* o f in te re s t in the E a st. Mrs. 
Penick is the c hapero n o f th e A lpha 
Delta Pi sorority.

t o u r o f 

Bell and Partner

Win Doubles Fray f lion was in A ustin Friday.

Lily Rush W alk er of College Sta-

——— — 

,r\' 

"or Tr*aw 

S O U T H A M P T O N , ,\>w York. Au*- w ere 

| W innie B u r n e tt and Helen Ham*
ilton o f the G a m m a Phi B e ta house
o f F lo r

th(. w eek.end 

list 9.— B erkeley Bell of the Univer- , t n e e W eym outh in San A ntonio.

h
sity o f Texan and G regory M angin i 

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L ottie Mac K irk p a tric k o f San An
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... , 

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upset 

the dope b u c k e t here to d a y , D elta Pi ! ouse last week.

Coaches

and

Superintendents

Fail stock of Reach 

football, basketball, 

and track equipment hat just come in.

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T m * Sport* Editor

Coach Clyde Littlefield is instruct­
ing* track at the coaching school a t 
Bemidji. M f ln t t o t a L ittlefield ha* 
been attractin g nation-wide a tten ­
for hi* work at various such 
tion 
schools this su m m er.

idea. 

A fter m ach lengthy discussion and 
it was decided th at the 
argum ent, 
school kids of the surrounding terri­
tory could be admitted free to the 
first gam e on the Longhorns’ sched­
ule— the battle with St. Edward*. 
T i* a good 
It will further 
friendly relation* between the State 
school o f higher education and 
its 
If such a plan as 
future pupils. 
this fat put intr* effe c t every year. 
it will doubtless have th** e ffe c t of 
star athletes 
attracting num erous 
le a g u e to 
from the Interscholastic 
don the toga of the U niversity.

The w riter o f this column thinks 
th ai the granting of season p a ss e s 
in all form s of athletic to V arsity 
letterm en o f th e U niversity will 
prove to be one o f the best scheme 
co nnected 
yet advanced 
an 
with I longhorn athletics. Ruch 
f o r 
act is a very fittin g courtesy 
any school V* 
bestow on the men 
who, in for mer days, fought fo r its 
glory.

by those 

The new freshm an w restling coach 
a t Yale is only 19— old in wrestling 
experience though young 
He 
O’Donnell.

in years, j 
Johnny 

is none 

other 

than 

Berkeley Bell was d efeated 5-7, 
3-6 by Farquharson, South A frican 
Davis ('up star at Southampton, New 
York, Thursday. 
has won 
many, m any matches this sum m er, 
and he m ust not be expected to win 
»»n 
as many first places from now 
out as he hat* heretofore.

Bell 

Speaking of good pro sp e c ts 

fo r 
future Longhorn team*, w e ’ve been 
playing tennis w ith one lately. Jack 
Ford is the name, and he hails from 
Yoakum 
Jack tells us that. he would 
rather play football than eat. Three 
years ago he lettered on the south 
junior high school team at Waco, 
and the follow ing season he played ! 
with the H eights High team at Hon*- j 
ton. He lost his letter there, be­
cause he was obliged to m ove away I 
about the middle o f the season. The ! 
following year he played with Yoa- 
kum High School, a class B team in 
the Interscholastic League, and won 
his 
his 
last 
During 
played 82 
high school year, Jack 
the 
quarters out o f 32 played by 
team.

letter. 

letter 

A likeable fellow . 

Ja c k has one 
in baseball al«o 
high school 
to his credit. And what’* more, he 
was a member o f the U niversity 
in the r e c en t c ity title 
Bank team 
race. And, as you know, 
th at team 
came o ff on top., His batting aver­
age was very low , but Jack is 
a 
freshman, and only 17 years old. He 
is a bom athlete, and with four long 
years ahead of him there Is no te ll­
ing what he may do.

It w on’t be long. A few w eeks 
fro m now pow erful ele v e n s will be 
stirring up the dust, or w allow ing 
rn mud, figh tin g it out for Die South­
western C onference grid title. And 
it'll be a tight race. From all ap­
pearances the Baylor B ru in s are go 
mg to p0t up the strongest combi­
nation on the field.

School Children 

Guests of U. of T.

The U n iv e rsity of Texas and St.! 
Edwards will be hosts for the open- j 
ing day f o o tb a ll clash betw een 
the 
two schools, to fifteen** or 
t w e n t y ; 
this 
thousand school children from 
section of T exas, according to Dr. H. 
J. E ttlinger, director o f 
intercolle­
giate athletics at the U niversity.

School kid* fro m Austin, G eorge- j 

town, Taylor, B a rtle tt, G ra n g e r, Bas­
trop, San Marcos, Kyle, a n d B uda 
will be the guest* Septem ber 28 at I 
the Memorial Stadium .

Ail school superintendent* in the 
*ent
ae-

surrounding town* have been 
students 
invitations fo r t h e i r 
fording m Dr. Ettlinger.

Bolling Bumbardt has gone to hi* 
home in Houston for the week-end.

Adam* of Commerce wa# 
? ******* ** th * Kappa Alpha T h e ta

for a few day- hat week.

hi a tte n d in g th e law school o f 

E. Lee W y to n g , f o r m e r stu d e n t,
th e
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r n *