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VOL. XXIX

A U S T I N , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , A P R I L 3 , 1 9 2 8 .

S I X P A G E S T O D A Y

N o . 1 5 8

Classes Suspended One Hour For Student Convocation Today
Cox And Reviere Hold Steers; San Antonio Wins

First Assembly 

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, 
In Four Years 
Draws Students

U nion P ro je c t Is Topic 
F or G ath e rin g a t 
l l o ’C lock

Benedict, Gregory 
Will Speak

A t 

F o u r th o u sa n d stu d e n ts of th e 
University a re expected to g a th e r 
from l l to 12 o’clock this m o rn in g 
in the first convocation of its kind 
held on the cam pus in f o u r years.
of 
this gen eral g a th e rin g 
stu dents, and also of fa c u lty mem- 
b< rs and adm in istrativ e offic e rs of 
the U niversity, five speakers, gath- 
ered from all walks of U niversity 
life, will bring to th e 
s tu d e n ts 
b rie f messages of w h at th e Uni- 
vc rsity Union is.

The convocation is to be held in 
the open a ir stadium in f r o n t of 
the Law Building, and will last fo r 
only one hour, s ta r tin g 
l l 
o’clock and en ding a t 11:55.
Longhorn Band Plays 

a t 

A rr a n g e m e n ts have been mad© 
for th e Longhorn b and to be p re s­
ent and fu rn is h music, while 
t h e 
Texas Cowboys and O ra n g e J a c k ­
ets, pep organ izatio n, will be p re s­
ent. 

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BAND EXCUSED AT IO
All m em b ers of 

the L ong­
horn Band have been excused 
from classes tod ay fr o m IO to 
12 o’clock by P r e s id e n t H. Y. 
Benedict. T he C ac tu s p ic tu re 
will be m ade a t 10:45 and infi­
rm diately t h e r e a f t e r the band 
will go to th e C am pus T h e a te r 
to p a r t i c i p l e in the U n iv ersity 
Union Convocation. All m e m ­
bers arc* u rg ed to be p re se n t 
d irector. 
by B u r n e t 
U n ifo rm s can be pro cu red 
a t 
tho Band Hall.

P h a rr, 

I Hon. T. WL G regory, ge n e ra l
choirm an of th e U niversity Union, 
a rrived in A ustin Monday, and will
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th,* principal s p e a k e rs a t

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M oore P roduces

D ebate W inners

ear Twirlers
| Give Longhorns 
Five Safe Hits

Cowboys Elect Bryant Resigns 
Thirteen Men After Fourteen
to Membership

Years on Staff

B ruins H am m er D obbs 
A n d R ailto n H a rd 
T o W in

Allen Hits Homer 
In Third

The San A ntonio B e a rs 

cele- 
ra t cd G ibson Day in a rathe) em* 
f^P > h atic m a n n e r y este rd a y a f te r n o o n 
few hen th e y hopped on tw o of Tex- J 
(as’ c r a c k p itc he rs f o r tw elve hits 
iind nine r u n s , while Cox and R e ­
v e r e w ere turning: back th e S teers 
with five 
runs. A 
T e x as L e a g u e rs 
ta k e 
in cam p f o r a 9-2 win.

s a fe bingies and 
la rg e crowd saw t h e !
the S te e rs 

two

Bears on Hitting Spree 

The San A ntonio B ears 

took 

kindly to 

th e o ffe rin g s of Joe

▲ D obb s, and nicked hi*: 

fo r nim*
C w 't y f c blows a n d seven r u n s in h ;s

k

T h irtee n new m em b ers w ere 
e h ( ted to the Cowboys, th e U ni­
versity pep o rga n iz a tio n , a t a r e ­
cent, m eeting, acco rding to W a lk e r 
V* bite, fo re m a n . The new m em bers 
are W oodward 
( Short v) Regan,
Sonny Boy Smith, Gail W hitcom b, 
George Seav, Gibson P ayn e, Leslie 
Byrd, S u g a r Cam p, H e n ry Slavik, 
Jo h n Terrill, Jo e Dobbs, A r t Mc- 
Millian, The© Stubbs, and Webb 
Bowden.

Organized 

in 1923 

The Lowboys were org anized in
1023 by William !,. McGill, "I>» 
is now m a n a g e r of the T exa:| S tu ­
d e n ts Publications, Inc. Since th a t
time, the Cowboys have assisted in 
a c tin g as a pep squad a t athletic 
contests, a n d have ta k e n an active 
in te re st in m any c am pu s a ff a ir s .
T hey w e re leafier: 
c am paign s of 1921 a nd la te r, and 
have helped p u t over th e a n n u a l 
T hey 
D a d s’ and M o th e rs’ Day. 
th e ir in flue n ce to
U n iversity Union

E ngineering P ro fesso r 
T ak es M innesota 
P osition

Takes up Duties in 
Fall

Ja m e s

v P ro fe s so r 
who has be en a prof©
;m 
t r i ( a l 

M B ry an t, 
or of else-

in tim Univcr-1 

sity fo r th e p a st fo u rte e n years,
has resigned to a ccep t a position 
in M inneapolis, M innesota, it b e ­
cam e know n on to e cam pus Mon­
P ro f e s s o r B ry a n t has been
day. 
in th e S tadium active in m a n y projects of the Uni-
he has

ve rsity d u r in g to e years 
been in Austin.

* five-inning te n u re <*n t h e m ound, a r e now usin 
\ and th e n fo u n d 
I Jo h n n ie Railton fo r t h r e e 
I hits a n d two r u n s in 
I round in th e box. 

c u r v e s of put over the

m ean- Cowboys on 

m o re j cam paign on 

M embers 

his f ir s t 

In the 

th e 

a r e 

the campus.

elected to 
tile basis of 

the

in te r e s t

J while Lea Cox and T in k R eviere U a ken in ca m p u s 
J k w e i e effe c tiv ely silencing the big d r n t * who wish to bc(.onio
u ^ j u n s of the Texas h itte rs. Los ben

a ff a irs . All stu-

D u rin g the W orld W ar, P ro fe s­
sor B r y a n t did extensive work in 
th w a r sc hools which were e s ta b ­
lished in A ustin, being in charg e 
of th r e e of tile b ranches which 
were added to the U niversity at 
th a t tim e. He was a k o p re sid en t 
of th e academ ic hoard d u rin g the 

m u st give th e ir re a so n s for period of the war.

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w a n tin g to join befo re th e y will
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| be considered fo r mem,j( rship, 
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D irected Air School 

Dr. Benedict Urges Attendance

O f 

All Students at Convocation

‘‘F o r the p u rp o se of p re s e n tin g the U niversity Union p ro je c t to 
the facu lty a n d stu d e n t body, a g e n e ra l convocation will be held a t 
11 o’clock on Tuesday, April 3, a t the open-air th e a te r on the 
so u th e a st slope of the C am pus, in front of the Law Building. All 
classes will be suspended a n d all a d m inistrative offices will be 
closed for th e period from l l to 12 o’clock.

“ I sincerely hope th a t you will lend your e a rn e st s u p p o rt and 
cooperation to this pro ject, in which we are all in terested, by a t ­
te n d in g the convocation w here th e proposed prog ram fo r securin g 
the Union will be outlined. T he m eetin g wall be purely of an in­
form ational n a tu r e , and no solicitation of fun ds will be m ade.

II. Y. B E N ED IC T , P r e s i d e n t *

C onvocation Program
T uesday, April 3, l l a. rn.

I l a . rn.— L onghorn Band.
11 HO— O pen in g of Convocation by Robert Eikel, p re sid e n t of 

S tu d e n ts ’ Association.

I j ; i 5— “ O x ” Higgins, cam pus chairm an.
11:20— “ T h e U niversity U n io n ,” Hon. T. W. G regory, g en eral 

chairm an.

1 1 :35— Bill Ryan.
1 1 :4 0 —-President IL Y. B enedict.
II :50— Dean T. U. Taylor."
I I :55—‘‘T he Eyes of T e x a s.”

Speedy Hearse 

Leads a Joyous 
Mourning Party

Walker Fleeted 
Basketball Head 
For 1929 Season

A lderson, Jam es and 
K arow R enam ed 
G rid A ides

!

Hall Lectures 
On Demagogues 
And Democracy

M oral Issues F avored 
O ver M entality, 
S p eak er Says

Scorns Situation in 
Chicago

“ Demagogues and D em o cracy” 
was the title of Dr. A lb ert Ben­
n e tt H a ll’s lecture given a t G a r r i­
is 
son Hall last hight. Dr. Hall 
an em in e n t political scientist, 
a 
no ted te a c h e r and critical a u th o r 
as well as p re sid e n t of the U niver­
sity of Oregon.

a 

Dr. Hall opened his add re ss by 
giving a definition of 
d e m a ­
gogue. He < xplained th a t a d e m ­
ag og ue is “ that type of individual j 
who seeks public su p p o rt by pub- j 
Iii- a r g u m e n ts th a t a re irra tion a l 
and appeal only to the b aser emo­
tions o f m i n . ”
In answ er 

question, j 
to 
“ W hy do we have d e m a g o g u e s?” 
Dr. Hall gave the follow ing re a ­
sons: “ People ten d to respond to 
fiction more re a d ily th an to f a c t.” 
Following this lead, he gave m any 
! classical examples, one of the most 
o u ts ta n d in g being a quotatio n of 
| a 
f o im e r se n ato r who advoc ated 
t h a t the only rem edy for the evils 
d e m a ­
of dem ocracy w as more 
gogues.

th e 

. 

J allowed th em f o u r hits a n d 
1 

one 
, 
ru n in the five in nings he was do- 
. .. 
m g the h u rlin g fo r Gibson, while i 
T ink r a t them down with one hit 
and one r u n in his f o u r rounds of i 
toil.

Both le a rn s w ent o u t in order 
in the f irs t, but San A ntonio took, 
a two r u n lead in the second, when ; 
G rimes singled to open the round, 
and scored when G riffin se n t 
a 
line double into left. G riffin him ­
self w ent to th ird w hen 
lia is e d 
juggled th e ball. T a y lo r fa n n e d , 
swinging. G r iff in scored w hen 
to 
Nason g r o u n d e d out, H iggins 
balker. M a n a g e r Gibson shot a 
bingle into c e n te r, b u t .Cox ended 
f^he rally w hen he forced Gibson 
second, R adford, unassisted.
Texas Scores in Third 

Anderson Gives 
Third of Talks 
Monday Night

The long, 

T h e school of a e r o n a u t i c 

a t 
th< Little C am pus was u n d e r his 
supervision, as well as the .school 
i i au to m o bile m echanics a t Camp 
M abry arni the school a t Pen fie1 d. 
A bout $2,000,000 w as open! on the 
rec o n stru c tio n 
these schools, 
of 
b u t u n d e r the m a n a g e m e n t of Pro-
fc-ssor B ry a n t, w hen th e A rm istice | in an e rra tic m a nn e r. 
v.as signed and so much m oney had j of the m o u rn € rs ro;ie 

h e a rse — em­
the 
blem o f woi— rolled 
s tre e t. One c a r full of so rro w ­
ing people followed in its wake. 
The long, black h e a rse sp e e d od
up an d tu r n e d b o m side to side 
rrhc wails 
the 
f rum 

down 

black 

 

 

 

| b e e n sn en t on th e w a r schools, the ( 

T he L iv m g C h rist’’ Is e q u ip m e n t l a s tu rn e d into a p r o f it 
T h em e of R eligious 
 
L ectu re Series

P r o f e s s o r B r y a n t 
electrical

instead of a loss.
insi ea<! of a 

LL 8. in 

.

.

behind

head basketball 
at a m e e tin g 
Council 
Coach
received his j Moans and sobs 
e n g in e e rin g j a g e n t s and p e n e tr a tin g v a ria tio n s! 1 c>: <
cam e from th e .stricken ones.

Pgthies w ere w ith th e m o urners.
in h e a r tre n d in g 

‘ Pe(- j e b o p p e d and stared. Syrn- 

.

.

Dr. W. M. A nderson, p a s to r o f I *titutc in *?01; and ljis E* 

The long, black h ea rse in creased

Dr. Hall indicated the fallacy oi 
such a s ta te m e n t and gave many 
exam ples to v e rify his a ssertions, 
th e most notable o f these being 
the condition of Mexico in 1911 
re-elected J aru| 
a f t e r 
South im m ediately 
fo r 1929 th e Civil War. Dr, Hall asse rte d 
Athletic I th a t the g r e a te s t d e p th s of infam y
e v e r reached in the history of pol­
lr* 
im m ediately a f te r th e
itics came 
a r m ivi] W ar when tht> neKro, with 

Fred W alker wan 
tQach 
th e
of 

last night. This will 
W a lk e r’s second y e a r 

4, h aving e mu 

here 

f/1*® . c e n tu rie s of se rv itu d e and ignor-

i year to succeed E. J. (Doc) b t *- a r c o behind him, was given 
I wart, who w e n t to T ex as School l u jjr,K m a jority. The

the

“ W rite 

to Dad 

and M other 
 __ll t'Vl'lY UHT 
is today, when ev ery Uni-
is . s p il t,.,I. a n d j he one o f 

lay” 

following | vo /sity s tu d ,-rn 

w]T F,U AM O. MOORE, coach 

of the U n iv e rsity ’s unde­
feated 1928 d e b a tin g team . U n ­
d e r his direction , the te a m this 
y e a r has m et and d e fe ate d the 
cham pionship te a m s of the Mis­
souri Valley, has won an 
a u ­
dience decision over Cam bridge 
University, a n d won all of 
its 
s u b s e q u e n t d< bates.

Students Urged 

To Write Dads, 
Mothers Today

V aried P ro g ram P la n ­
ned for C elebration 
A p ril 16

 

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; from W o r c e s t e r Polytechnic In- 
from
institutio n 
in 1909. In 
tin 
sam e 
1911 he 
re reiVed his m a ste r of 
science d egree from tic U niversity 
of Illinois.

the 

scored 

Taught at Wisconsin 

Dobbs t h e n f a n n e d . Webb an(J „ 

f a n infield o ut, a n d scored on 
" passed ball. T e x a s 

the F irs t P r e s b y te r ia n c h u r c h o f 
The B e a rs added a n o th e r in the 
Dallas, delivered the 
th ir d of a 
third when N a jo doubled o ff the
series of serm ons a t the U n iv e rsity
left field fence, w en t to th ird on P re sb y te ria n ch u rch M onday night.
a 
The serm on, which developed the 
h e r 
to 1007, P r o f ess, >t 
ge n e ra l th e m e of the series con­
fir s t ru n in h e r half of the third 
B r y a n t in stru c te d elec trical ongin-
ce rn in g “ The P resen ce o f th e Liv-
when Allen opened 
in n in g 
ing C hrist in o u r Lives,” answ ered e*r »ng a * th e U niversity. He was
with a home run over th e le f t field 
le c tu r e r in the U n iv e rsity of 
the question “ W here Is H e N o w , 1® 
v a " 
W isconsin d u rin g the su m m e r of j
singled a n d w ent to th ir d when 
the 
H ughes sh ot a double down 
t h r e a t 
le ft field f o u l, line. T he 
failed w h e n nalseM f a n n e d 
and 
Hopkins g ro u n d e d out. The B e a rs 
then proceeded to score in every 
sev en th when 
inning u n til th e 
and 
R ailton g o t 
] stopped th e i r h a t tin g practice fo r 
• t h e a f te rn o o n .

ing C hrist is a c en tra l fact of h r - en g in e e rin g in 
man e xperience. To go throu gh 
respon sibility 
life on o n e ’s own 
would be a d iffic u lt propo sition I P ro fe s so r B ry a n t re m a in e d in the
B u t if. « th e C h ristian d o c t r i n e V a r s i t y o f Ulinow a* a n naris!- 
says, ..rn; can p c t p o w e r and M . j a n t pn>ft, .« ,r 
lowsh.p fro m and with a S u p rem e 
f c . n g , It p u ts a d i f f e r e n t f a c e on Sigm a X, Kin K appa Nu, a n d 
O ' " '" a t t e r . 

th e U n iv e rsity of 
Illinois from 1907 to 1909. Until 

Dr. A nderson sta te d th a t the Bv- H ,04« 

Professor Dry a r d b e l o w . 

t a m e to th e U n iv e rsity in 1914, j 

th e ir n u m b e rs 

F ro m 1903 

■ 
, 

En 

,

, T au Beta r , all h o n o ra ry . o d e - G 

an ; distant in electrical S h e l t o n S p e a k s O n 

it- speed. W h a t h e re sy a n d disre- of Mines a t El Paso. T h ;s action A ba te m e n t b ro u g h t m uch la u g h te r 
the f i 0m the a u d ie n c e ; “ Unless it was
; peel 
the J the r e ce n t situ a tio n in Chicago or
alm ost like 
the E la n rule in I n d ia n a .”
could 

to the dead was this? ’T w a s; will have to be ra tifie d by 
u n to a ra c e ! W h a t Board o f Regents, as will 

action on Alderson, Jam es, and 

ii m e a n ? 

C urtiss Jack son 

I t was Karow. 

T hink n o th in g o f it. 

o u t demon w as re-elected head coach p r e f e r to discuss th in g s from 

The second reason fo r having
“ people 
only a n e m p ty hearse fro m th e 
V. O. Weed F u n e ra l P a r lo r 
a 
for an a irin g, and a gro u p of col- f or a n fre sh m e n athletics. A ld e r - 1 sta n d p o in t of m o rality r a t h e r than 
so
loge s tu d e n ts tr y in g to be f u n n y . L on baH bo<?n ;,t the U niversity for m entality. Moral 
and Tropic that we p r e f e r (hem to men-
Dr. Hall.
fu it h e i sta te d 
One o f the most in te re s tin g s ta t e ­
m e n ts of the evening was th a t Dr. 
investi- 
Hail believes a scientific 

w as a ssis ta n t, 
te c a m e head fre sh m a n coach th is I ta lity , 
year w hen L ittlefield was 
a d ­
vanced to head coach in football 
and tra c k . William Ja m e s 
Marty Karow were re-elected as- 

l r l a y i n g t h e VZ a m e
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(S h o rty ) Al- dem agogues is th a t 

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(C onrinued on P a g e 6)

issues a re 

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Shelton. g r a d u a te 

of aistant 

_■ d n i 

^ 

, A t |atlt, „ . 

football coaches. 

Ja m es
K. r o w will help Coach U t e ! -

' ( . W g , wffl 

k a t 

th e Uni- field w ith the line,

M eth od ist church 

to n ig h t I Coach W alker came 

, , 

t h „ 
( 
..p , 
„ „ C h r is tia n
on 

gcrraon 
a serm o n 

lame, 
athletics. A th le te s and member. 
In­
of the ath le tic 
inter- 
vited guests, and a nyone 
e-ted is invited to a tte n d .
Dr. Shelton, one of 

the past

council 

a r e 

Coach W a lk e r's brisket- i 
alw ays ran ked 

to T e x t .
from Loyola C o llo w a , New Or-
leans. 
ball te a m s have 
high in th e 
they play, an d the S te e rs 
; r a ttin g o f f to a bad s t a r t 
>var. rallied to finish th ird , 

a f t e r 
this

c o n fe re n c e s w h e re ; A U 

j Club, is h e re in connection with be 

presiden ts of the A tla n ta Kiwanis The re-election o f th e se m en w il l' 
ta k e n up and considered by 
the Board o f R egents a t its n ext 
a
meeting in G alvesto n, April 9,

t x . ^ ^ p r e - E a s te r cam paign f o r the 
1 

church.

1 R 

Rhodes Scholar Gives Views of

Oxford Philosophy Courses

Council Figures 

Relay Deficit

s t i n M erchants 
R aise $ 1 ,7 0 0
 —

A d e f i c i t of ^ p r o x i m a t e l y $!,-
is looked for by the A thletu
Council this y e a r on the expense? 
o f sta g in g the F o u r th A nnual T e x ­
as Relays, accord in g to Wiley E.
Glaze, m a n a g e r o f m e n ’s athletics.
This deficit is sm aller than t h a t of 
le st y e a r by some $500, Glaze said, 
a lth oug h th e a tte n d a n c e this year 
v. as sm aller th a n th a t of the y e a r 
previous.

tho Am erican 

E x p a n d in g his th e sis, Dr. A n d e r - 1 t i e s * 

ln addition, he ie a m em ber 
son declared t h a t Christ is not to I ( f 
o f 
be found on the cross, n o r in the E le c tric al E n g in e e rs, o f 
the So- 
tom b, but, b a sin g his a sse rtio n on cietY fo r thf’ F rt’motion of l o a ­
th e h ig h est o f a u th o r iti e s Ste- ca Honal E n g in e e rin g , a n d th e 11-
phen, P au l and the A postles—-he 
indicated t h t th e living C h rist i»l 
to be fo u n d on the right hand Of 
Gcd. 

Bryant Published Books
P ro fe sso r B r y a n t has had
I rote sa o r u r \ a n t has had 

la m in a tin g Electrical Society, 

p o t e n c e as a c o nstru c tion engi- 

In s titu te 

i 

In conclusion he said t h a t the I n e e r in P en nsy lv ania, Illinois a n d |

Texas. With P ro fe ss o r J a m e s A.
belief in such a C h rist gives the
book on
Christian a d e fin ite p erso n to look I H orrell, he published a book o 
to ; gives him a d e fin ite s a t i s f a o “ A lte r n a tin g C u r r e n t Circuits 
lion in know ing th a t he has 
in m an y I 
a d vo cate be fo re God, J e s u s Christ * universities th ro u g h o u t the U nited i 
th e r ig h te o u s ; an d finally, th a t it i S ta te s a t 
time. Nu-1 
gives him a d e fin ite con fidence i n 1 m e ro u » technical artic le s w ritte n j 
ete rn ity . 

in 1026> which is use ] 

I **or A m erican 

the present 

an 

T uesday nigh t Dr. A nderson w i l l ! w ritlten 

periodicals were
He was a joint
a u t h o r of “ T e stin g of th e E lectro-
M agnetic M achinery.”

deliver the last -ermon o f the aer-
lea, discussing th e s u b je c t, “ W h at 
is 
Living
C hrist With U s?”
—...o •

the P resen ce o f 

the 

Business Group 

Pledges Grads

Membership 

in Sorority 

Here Limited

(E ditor’s Note: This article is 
at 
one of a series 
published 
intervals by The Texan a* 
an 
educational feature on courses 
offered at Oxford University, 
England.)

T otal paid admission a m o u n te d 
to $2,200 fo r the 4,257 spectators, 
tic tools is feeble, it o f te n looks 
the p rices of admission ra n g e d from 
like a c o urse in Classics; to 
l(,n t0 tw en ty -fiv e c en ts charged 
E nglishm an who brings 
its 
to 
foJ children of th e gra d e and high 
Study a r e a d in g know ledge o f th e 
two lang uages, e v e ry th in g else is 
schools of Austin 
to two dollars 
a n ­
Incidental to the m a ste ry of 
foi the b est seats in the Memorial 
cien i thoug ht.
Stadium.

i i v o r u t h i n a 

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Reads in Greek

Ilia specialization has won for 
P ro f e s s o r B ry a n t a place on tie* 
b o a rd of d ire c to rs of the A m e ri­
can In s titu te o f E lectrical Engi 
for tho Ex-Rhodes Scholar, Now Associate 
neers and of the society 
E d u c a -t 
P rom otion o f E lectrical
lion. He is a b o a m e m b e r o f th e 
N a tio n a l Geographic* Society. 

PHILOSOPHY AT OXFORD 
By B. Blanchard 

Professor of Philosophy,

tn m any 
P ro f e s s o r B ry an ' will t a k e u p j s tu d y th e re 

fields o f 
is some 

S w a rth m o re 

..ne 

Ile 

“ E th ic s” ; 
College
_
academ ic wuth the intellectual muscle* 

“ R epublic” 
t h e 
th rn ugh in C re e k , and tops it off 
then
with A risto tle ’s 
pro- 

read s 

i n s t i t u - ; d u e <1 by 

this so m e w h a t 

his new work in M in n e so ta a b o u t I bion wWch stand* o a t above all the Gymnastic, he (toes on to a rapid j Ail p a rtic ipa n t* in 
th e tim e .h u t the U niversity open* I rest. 

not ou r o f m o ra l philosophy an d 

In medicine it would 

. 

, 

Business men and firm s of the 
U niversity and d ow ntow n d istric ts 
c o n trib u te d $1,700 to cover some 
the
th e expenses entailed by 
of 
,
, 
h ea v y ; L n !’J?r,:1,yt .1" . ' 0”^ u9 ' ntC I rX v^
y
a will be re fu n d e d a p a r t o f t h e n ex-
in coming in Austin, and 
to ta l re c e ip ts were 
the j less, the n u m b e r of e n trie s in the 
inlays was p ro p o rtio n a te ly sm aller 
is well advised anf{ each te a m will receive app ro-
t o j x i m a t e l y th e sam e re f u n d as th e y 

logic, pense 

typically 

into 

the 

,, 

. 

for the fall sem ester. 

h o n o ra ry !

i G am m a Epsilon Pi, 
B u s m e n A d m i n s t r a t i o n soro rity , | G r a n d P r e s i d e n t o f
= announcer, 
two I 
I g ra d u a te s tu d e n ts , M ary Sue Col-1 
I lins, and Mrs. Lynn B. Shaw, v/h •
; have e n te re d the B usiness Admin-! Miss

th e p le dging of 

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' .T I „* 

7* 

A ' 

Mmprohably be* J o h n s H opkins, in strong-w inded p lunge 

education Colum bia, 
languages Chicago. 

rom ance This is the kind of w o rk which in although 

in 
Suppose the O xford leads to a B.A., a n d 

] question w ere ra ise d, w h a t is the A m erican who w a n ts a 

P i P h i V isits H ere hf‘9t plac<i 

fo r philosophy? 

a n d ; Oxonian regim en 

| the q u e s tio n e r could go w h e re he to ‘ake 
w ould 
I world. T he an sw er, I think, would he has ait ex c e lle nt a lte r n a tiv e be-] 

E ng lish-sp eak in g | bristle 

it. B ut if it seem s 

too 

the 

in 

thickly with classics, difi laBt ye&r .

'Stratton school to do th e ir g r a d - g r a n d p re sid e n t of Pi Beta r n i | ^ 0xford> 
u a te work, having 

th e ir s o ro rity will 

rn Austin 

received 

a rriv e 

: 

• A. d e g re e s in 1927. 

Mcnibership in th is so ro rity is; c h a p te r. 

W e d n e s d a y to inspect the 
She will rem ain 

and 
fo r many E nglish m en ha%e fe lt a lit- 
local; this answ<sP. F o r one th in g, phi!- tie re lu c ta n t to spend so m uch. 
an-1 
h e re 10»ophy holds the c e n tra l place 

in time on the a ncien ts, and in 

{fore him.* Most A m e ric a n s 

T h e re a r e several r e a s o n s 

' 

based on high scholastic standing, j T h u r s d a y and F rid a y . The alum -] tne course which, by g e n e rtl con- j Rwei* 
Only a c e rta in p e r c e n t o f 
girls in th e school can fee elected , 
] In 
I the s p rin g two seniors a re elected. | maunder o f Miss O n k e n ’s tim e will 
i G r a d u a t e s c e n b e e le c t e t l a b o v e I be 
t a k e n u p W ith b o r i n e * * o f t h e 
I this limit.

A m erican who*** grasp of Unguis-

tw o ju n io rs , and 

fall 

the 

sorority.

th e ; n a e o f Pi Phi will e n te r ta in with j s e n t, show# the O x fo rd tra d itio n Oxford has established a “ modern 
a b a n q u e t lit th e A ustin C o u n try ; a t its best, the c o u rs e in “ I J t e r a e (Treats” which a tt e m p ts fo r 

(Continued on Page 4)

to 

the 

in c re a s in g d e m a n d , c 

. 
.. 

Refun<|s a re m a de on the basis
d o n e . f o u r t h cents per
a m o u n tin g to som e $2 200 as 
witJ th<1 %2 GOO d istrib-

} 

As 11 

before *

* 

the policies, t n t c o l 

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g

W h a te v e r chance T ex a s Hat! to 
j win w as th ro w n to th e winds when 
the T e x a s infield w e n t to pieces, 
alo n g with the outfield, th e e n tire 
te a m c o m m ittin g te n e rr o r s , w hich 
eost T e x a s a flock o f ru ns. The 
B e a rs w ere ta k in g a d v a n ta g e 
of 
e v e ry bobble, and m ore th a n once 
got two bases on blows to 
the 
ou tfield, which, if th e y had b een 
fielded cleanly, would have been 
good fo r only one base. The three 
sta r tin g o u tf ie ld e rs f o r Texas each 
t h a t placed men 
made a bobble 
allowed 
in sco rin g positions 
^ j m e n to score. H o pk in s a t second, 
^ n jm u a lty th e s te a d ie st m an on th e 
field, m ade two bobbles t h a t h u r t, 
Gibson is Honored 

or 

The B ears were o u t to v in and 
th e ir e a rn e d ru n s w ere enough to 
the S teers 
b e a t T exas, b u t had 

(C ontinue d on P a g e 4)

ll 

Calendar

TU E SD A Y — “Write a Letter 
and 

Home D ay” For Dada’ 
Mothers* Day.

10 a. rn.— Lon gho rn B and 
m eets in u niform in Band Hall 
f o r C a c tu s picture.

11 a. m.—- U n iv e rsity Union 
Convocation a t cam pus open a ir 
th e a te r .

7 p. m.— C u r ta in Club t r y ­

outs at studio,

7:15 p. m.— S p e a k e r s ’ Club 

m eets a t Texas Bible Chair.

7 :3 0 p. m.— B a ttle of Flow ­
ers O ra to ric a l C o n te st preiirnin- 
rui n* a t Law Auditorium,

7:3 0 p. rn.— Dr. W. M. A n ­
a t U niversity 

derson speaks 
p r e s b y te r ia n C hurch,

7:45 p. r n . - D r . W. A. Shel­
ton speaks a t U n iv ersity M eth ­
odist C hurch.

I , 

to 

to 

the 

th e Union.

Gregory Speaks 

the c h a irm a n of 

th e U niversity! W ith the s ta te m e n t, 

Hired to w rite to his p a r e n ts in- 
I will be 
/irin g them 
D ads’ and M others’ Day exercises 
the re , will y o u ? ” P re sid e n t H. Y, 
to be hell! in Austin A pril 10, ac-1 Benedict of the U niversity has ex-
pressed his s e n tim e n t on the im ­
the i 
cording 
po rtan ce of th e convocation a n d 
publicity com m ittee, Lynwood Bo- 
the need fo r s t u d e n ts ’ a tte n d in g . 
yett. Dr. IL Y. Benedict, p re si­
dent of the University, has already 
He will b rin g a sh o rt m essage to 
invited tho p a re n ts of all I niver- 
the stu d e n ts on its m ean in g 
a t 
stu d e n ts 
>ity stu d e n ts ; now 
tho convocation, as he is listed as 
themselves should personally and 
one of the five speakers.
individually invite t h e i r p a re n ts.
a r e 
O ver a th ou sa n d p a re n ts 
expected for this occasion. 
J his 
will be the sixth ann ual D ads’ a n d
Mothers Day fo r the t niversity. 
t h e f i r s t w as held 
rn A p r i l nt ! 
1923; ab o u t 
500 p a r e n ts visited 
the cam pus Tor the occasion. E ach
C h airm an “ Ox” H iggins of the
^succeeding v e a r the celeb ratio n has i 
, »•
teen t a r t a r an d bu tte r. T his y e a r j 
cam paign w : i l e t p t n to ha,
the v a r io u s com m ittee* a r e atriv- M low -W udent* Ins th o u g h ts rn « - 
1 Herd to the cam paign, a n d will also 
ing to su rp a s s all f o rm e r ones. 
A v aried p ro g ra m has been a r - , explain the m a n n e r in which tho 
is to be God­

C h a irm a n G rego ry is expected 
t-. ou tline briefly the s ta te 
c a m ­
paign, an d to give an ou tlin e of
{ ) u r p 0 S e s behind th e U nion 
ex-stu-

ranged to e n te r ta in th e 
p a r e n ts and to show them the U ni- ducted.
stu d en t, 
versity in 
g ra m includes re g istra tio n , e o n v o -jw ill 
talk briefly on th e pro ject, 
cation and inspection and to u r o f j The closing talk will be a short ad- 
>he campus, open house a t the dor- ; dress from Dean T. U. T aylor of 
mitories, and a pow er show in th e j 
College of E n g in e e rin g , the L u t­
ch er S ta r k co ntest, a n d a co n c ert 
by the Men’s Glee club

visiting cam pus cam paign 

ign as 8flen by th e 
as seen by the

College of E ng in eering .

o peration . T he pro- 

Bill Ryan, well known 

v * ’

dents.

p a i j ^ i t f 

ca s s vs. 

( i 

, 

^

^

. 

M em bers of th e various lite r a r y j a ls o lu t e necessity of 

societies 
I M ! classes on April | 
3 to u rg e s tu d e n ts to w rite to t h e i r ; 
p a re n ts im m ediately, if plans n,,- \ 
gun bv the publicity co m m ittee a r e 
completed. S tu d e n ts will he ask- 
cd 
th e ir p a re n ts now, according 
th e c h a irm a n of the com m ittee. 

to w rite, wire, or 

to 

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Rusk Resumes

C hairm an H iggins of the cam pus 
cam paign said 
last night, “ I am 
sure t h a t s tu d e n ts will realize the
a tte n d in g 
, . convocation, if th e cam paign 
c a rrie d fo rw a rd as we have
to believe th e y w ill."
‘ 
. 
Speeches r n I bo m a d e w ith a 
teleph on e sto P w atch w a iting f o r th e en d o f 
them, and the convocation w t o
be put th ro u g h e xactly accord in g 
to schedule, 
leaders a n no un ced . 
A t 11:55 it will close with “ Tho 
Eyes o f T ex as.”

...

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I

P e g ra m Order Curtain Club Has
Debates Cause Temporary New Membership
Tryouts Tonight

Sus^easion

R e g u la r weekly m eeting s o f the 
Rusk L ite r a ry Society w e re r e s u m ­
ed S a tu rd a y night following te m ­
po ra ry suspension f o r the 
in te r- 
society debates,

A deb ate b etw een A nthony Man- 
iscajco and Kola W hite, a f f i r m a ­
tive, and Will Crew s Morris, n e g a ­
tive. resu lted in a un a n im o u s d e ­
cision fo r th e n egative of th e q u es­
the U. S. 
tion “ Resolved 
should r e t u r n to the Republican 
ad m in istratio n d u rin g the com ing 
election.”

t h a t 

Iii an open discussion a f t e r the

F in al try o u t* fo r the C u rta in 
club fo r th e sp ring t e r m will be 
held a t the club’s studio to n ig h t a t 
7 o’clock, according to S ta n le y G. 
W olfe, presid en t. A ny 
s tu d e n t 
who is in te re ste d in d ra m a tic w ork 
is u rg e d to a tte n d th e t r y o u t s to ­
night.

Each a s p ir a n t to th© 

he given a b o u t th r e e m inu ted 
which to p re s e n t a short 
f ro m a play. Any d ra m a tic work 
m ay be used as th e s ^ j e e t , and 
the stu d e n t m u s t have th e j i l l - '
III 

in Club T h u r s d a y evening. T he re-1 H um aniore#” o r “ g r e a ts .” This is modern period w h a t the tra d itio na l j meet has been kept t o l i n e rn n -

j really an inten sive stu d y of Greek \ course does f o r the ancient, This mum and the Universi y
iw u e h a s 
[ a n d L a t i n c i v i l i s a t i o n . T o 

n e w c o u r s e c o v e r s h i s t o r y , c o o - ; 

lo s e a s 

t h e 

i t d o 

(Haze said.

de ba te . Jac k Bain, president, of the ; that he has chosen m e m o rise d 
so c ie ty ,Answered some o f t h e a t-' order to present it bef©*? 
tacks on the Republican party. 

I club.

y e a i ,

ia> 

 PAGE TWO

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..—LISS

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

F riday, A pril 6

Kappa Alpha formal dance, 
Country Club, It until I o’clock, 
Saturday, April 7
German, K. C. H all,
All U niversity dance, Wo­

m en’s Gym.

Endresa Elkins 
W edding W ednesday

Ruby Elkins and Charles En j 
do ss, 
both of Au tin, will be 
married W ednesday morning, 
April 4, at the 
F irst Baptist 
church with Rev. George Green 
o ffic ia tin g .

The wedding party w ill 

con- 
slat o f Mrs. Andrew Granger of 
H ouston, matron of honor; Besa 
Elkin-, bridesm aid; Gardner En­
d r in , boat man; and Van En dress 
and George J tin kin, groom sm en. 
Jam es Green will sing ”,sw eetest 
Story Ever Told” for the nuptial 
nolo, accompanied by Mrs, IK A, 
Peniek ut the organ.

and 

Miss Elkins has been honored 
at luncheon*, 
other 
teas, 
parties during the past two weeks. 
She 
i:, the daughter o f Mr. and 
Mrs. J. C» Elkins of Austin , En* 
dress is a former St udent o f 
the 
U niversity, having attended school 
‘ here 1022 through UJ24.

National President 
Visits Pi P h i

Mrs, Amy B. Onken o f Cham­
p a i g n , Illm ob. national p r e s i d e n t 
o f Pi Beta Phi wit! visit with the 
Alpha chapter here 
this week. 
She will arrive Wed ne wha J, and 
will probably remain the re-t of 
the week, Mrs. Or,ken will be 
honored by the 
chapter during 
her stay, hut the nature of the 
entertainm ent will ba announced 
later.

Southw estern Club 
Gives K U T P r o g r a m

from 

The G lee club o f Southw estern 
U niversity gave a radio program 
Monday 
2. at 8 
right. April 
o ’clock 
the radio station i 
KUT. Dean Henry 8 . Meyer o f 
Southwestern directed 
the pro­
gram with 
assistance of 
the 
Frances Wright, Hausen Huck, so ­
prano and Martyn Mildred Valme, j 
violinist.

The program 

for the evening 

included the follow ing num bers: j 
Folk Songs:
a. Drink to Me Only W ith Thine I 
 

Ryas 

 

 Old English
. J

b. Love’s Old Sw eet Song 

■ 

 
c. Bf ndem eer S tream 

 

 

. . . Motley;
Old Irish

The Glee G a b 

Vocal solo*:
a. Alleluia 
to Bleed an i Br* ak 
M atthew’s Passion” 

 

 

Mozart I

from “St. 
... Bach: 

Mr*.. Hausen flack 

Part Song*:
a, Chapel Bells . 
h. Sea Guile 
c. The G yp sy Trad 

... 

f.e feb u re-W e!y 

Pro*herm
.... G allow s; 

The G lee H u b

P a n Bonus:
a. Who Is Sylvia . 
In S eren a d e 

. . . . 

. 

. S c h u b e r t
S ch u b ert

The Glee flu b

Aria:
“ ll Son T itania” from “ M ignon”
. . A . Thomas

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Mrs. Hausen flack 

The R < ary 

................................. Ne vin

T h e Glee Club

Stanton Gardner, 

student, visited <>n 
Saturday.

a 

former 
the campus 

of 

Mins Mary Copeland, 

former
secretary to the dean 
the 
School o f BusdnesH Admin intra 
Ho ii, 
Susette 
visiting M bs 
Mey«*r, one of Governor Moody's 
r n rotaries, in Austin for a few 
days.

la 

D elta Zeta announce*! the pledg­
ing of Laura Boedecker of Cam­
eron.

Edith Rosa and Hannah Hoise o r 
form er students of the 
T mple, 
pent Sunday with 
U niversity, 
(am e Rose, a freshm an in the Uni- 

i v e laity.

Nolan Schulze and Darwin S u v 
» have returned after spending 
Vera! days in New Braunfels.

Sets for “Dear 
Brutus” Assume 
Complete Form

Scenery Constructed 
From McLeary 
Sketches

T O D A Y S SH O W S
HANCOCK — Billy House 
five aet vaude­

heading a 
v ille b ill.

M AJESTIC — Richard Bathe*- 

mess 

Q UEEN — Milton 

in “ The Noose,** 
Sills 

in 

“B urning D aylight.”

TEXA S —» John Gilbert n-, i 
‘‘Man, 

Jeanne Engels 
Woman and S in .”

in 

for 

stock 

to buy 

the 
th * harm- 

hi* f o r m e r friends 
worthless 
three m illions and with his sec r e - 1 
tary who has loved him all 
the j 
while, heads back for the nor th­
iamin.

Hills presents his usual whirl of 
motion and snow , and there are 
typically hum orous situations. But 
the pi* turn as a whole is rather 
well done. There 
is a sameness 
about it, but the photography i« 
good, and from what our mother 
says the costum es were very real­
istic o f the latter nineteenth cen­
tury in which the story is laid.

TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 192* ' T

F O R E N SIC C O U N C IL M EETS

The Forensic Council and 

a

tonight 

members of the debate squad JJN/ 
m eet in S H all 
*
o'clock, where the presidents Jg 
the six debating societies o f t * 
cam pus will draw for places m 
the freshm an intersociety debafgi 
Details on the annual Stark x L 
bating contest, which is s c h e c ^ ^ 
for April 16, wall also be consi 
ared at this m eeting.

P R E S E N T DAY C LU B

Present Day club will not in el 
today as planned, according to al
r.ouncement 
by A gnes Nero! 
chairman of the program comm;
tee. A m eeting will be held lad 
during the w eek.

Pretty Easter 
Cards?

Sp And how l Prettiest 
art w o r k , nicest 
Sr verses, most attrac­
t s live prices, too I Spe- 
cl a I cards for Mother 
^ Father, Sister, Bro- 
ther. S w e e th cart, 

£> ’neverybody.
like 

Y o u ’ll 
some of these. 

to send
I

¥ But you had better 
33 come 
in and make 
& your selection NOW. 
¥ They’re going fast.
Si

( f c d e w c c d i t .

TEXAS -O 
B O O K
S T O R E

Orators Selected 

for 

Battle of Flow ers

to determ ine 

Prelim inaries in the annual de-) 
bate contest o f 
the B attle of j 
Flow ers A ssociation will be held j 
tonight in the Law auditorium at [ 
7:30 o’clock 
the j 
orators who w ill com pete Hr the] 
finals April 21 for the $100 prize 
offered the winner.
in tonight’s p ro-1 
The w inners 
lim inaries will 
final j 
the 
enter 
contest Saturday at the U niversity J 
Baptist church at 8 o ’clock. The 
prize will be given by the Battle j 
San | 
o f Flowers A ssociation o f 
Antonio at a banquet 
San 
on 
Jacinto Day, April 21.

The detaftc contest will be the 
third of the annual contests un­
der the auspices o f this associe- j 
tion. The first* which was held 
I in 1026, was won by Percy F ore­
man, and the pecond, in LOS", was 

The judges 

j won by Em press Young.
for the 

prelim i­
naries rem ain to be selected, w hile 
I the judges for the fin als will be 

selected by the association.

Speeches 

in the 

pre1 im in an es 

! w ill he lim ited to 15 m inutes.

Paderewski

P ia n ist S up rem e

H ouse of R epresentatives 

Saturday, April 14

Seats on sale J. R. Reed 

beginning April 9th.

M f

l T O N

McLE«ARY

TEXAS

John Gilbert

Man, Woman 
and Sin”

LAST DAY-------

DICK
BARTHELM ESS

Noose

Toewtrew

THE GARDEN 
OF EDEN”

TODAY

W e d n e s d a y
T h u r sd a y

T O D A Y

Wednesda
Thursday

s t a r t in g 
Sr tu r d a y 
M a tin e e
The Black 
Phantom 
with Miss 
Edna Park

THE AUSTIN PLAYERS
P resent a 3-act play
“ S O U T H W E S T ”

A c o m e d y c f T e x a s 
v e r s a t ile c a s t o f p la y e r s .

fe a t u r in g a 

ANCOC

T o d a y L a i t T im e r

Jack London

2 Days 

2 Day*

W e d n e s d a y - T h u r s d a y

QUEEN >
riiCATtH

B elie B enn ett 
A nita S tew a rt 
W esley Bar* y 
Donald K eith 
E v e S ou th ern 
R u ssell S im p ­

son 

and O thers.

From the prise 
Novel by 
Martha Oatenso

The Play Y ou’ve Been 
W a itin g to See!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

MEN S A V E M O NEY— Tw o su its c le a n ­
ed aud p ressed $ 1 .0 6 , C ash. W e call
tor and deliver. Phone 6312 Wre*t End 
March 6
Tailor Slop. 

EAT W ITH US. P la te lu n ch es %'e. S h ort 
o rd ers, sandwiches* cold drinks. W e 
1808 L a v a ca 

P icn ic Shoppe. 

d eliver. 
Ph. 21017.

H EA T ER S relined, s t o v e se ttin g , 

fire- 
p laces eloped, g as h e a te r s, gas pip*** 
E R A V E N . 14 0 3 L avaca. Phone 6 7 6 3 . —

APARTMENTS FOR RENT

LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Our pair of sh ell-rim m ed g la ss e s 

Finder cull 3387.

LUST— G ray ch a n g e pu rse W ednesday 
c o n ta in in g tw o k ey s, m on ey , and p er­
m it, eith er in G arrison Hat! or on ca m ­
pus. R ew ard. 

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a n y M ERCH ANTS Of A u iM s w ho h a * - 
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 ^ " T U E S D A Y , APRIL 3, 1928,

■Akers And Lomax Win PU Delb Lead 
('University Golf Title ,n ln,ramural

Race for Title

Departmental 

Champs Defeat

I

nsi I 

Kappa Alphas

me, Winners Play Steady 
D8i 

Game to Take
V icto ry

P la y in g a ste a d y gam e through* 
ou t, Noel A kers and Jo h n Lomax, 
A eadem s, d e fe a ted Duke B u r n e tt 
a n d J a y Brow n of K a p p a Alpha 
f r a t e r n i t y , w inn ers in th e f r a t e r ­
n it y to u r n a m e n t, in th e fin als for 
th e golf cham pionship of th e Unj- 

ersity S a tu r d a y a f te rn o o n .

Both pairs of p layers h ad f o u g h t 
th e ir way to the finals a f t e r w in ­
n in g th e titles in the d e p a r tm e n ta l 
r e sp e c t­
a n d f r a te r n i ty 
be 
ively. Lomax and A k e r will 
fo r 
p re s e n te d with gold medals 
th e i r victory, according to B e rry 
l l . W h ita k e r, d ire c to r of i n t r a m u ­
ral athletics.

leagues, 

T ho u g h f i r s t place w e n t to the 
A eadem s, the w in n e rs ad d e d only 
30 po in ts to w a rd th e Gill tro p h y , 
while th e E n g in e e rs , by copping 
seven o f the ru n n e r - u p places, a n ­
n e x e d 50 points to w a rd th e t r o ­
phy. T he te a m r e p r e s e n tin g the 
B. B. A. school added 20 points 
by e n te r in g the d e p a r tm e n ta l t o u r ­
n a m e n t.

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COACH’S SON MISSING

II.— 

H A N O V E R , N. 

( I P ) — 
H u g o Bezdek, J r., son of Hugo 
Bezdek, fam ous football coach at 
P e n n Sta te , an d a f r e s h m a n 
at 
D a r tm o u th college, has been miss­
in g since J a n u a r y 3, it w as learn e d 
h e r e this week.

Y o u n g Bezdek l e f t f o r college 
on J a n u a r y 3 a f t e r th e v ac a tio n 
period, and n e v e r arrived. Short- 
A ] y be fo re leaving f o r home he had 
a c on ference with th e d e a n in 
’J which it was m ade clear to him 
t h a t he would have to spend con-

Isid e ra b le tim e stu d y in g d u rin g th e 

vacation if he expected to rem ain 
in college. 
I t is supposed t h a t he 
did n o t do th e studying, a n d dis- 
liked le ttin g his fam ily know of 

^

 it.

AY

>sds
.day

TEN N IS MEET POSTPONED
Due 

the con flict with 

to 

the 

Union Drive m eeting, 
in te r -g r o u p 
to u r n a m e n t 
te n n is 
has been postponed, a c c o rd in g to 
a n n o u n c e m e n t made y e s te rd a y by 
D o ro th y M arkle, d ir e c to r o f iter-

Pirate Infielder 

Goes to Yankees 

A t Season Close

H alf Moons Follow in 
Second Place; Sigma 
Chi Third

1 1 / H E N the S o u th w e ste rn P i? 
™ r a t e s met th e Longhorns 
on Clark Field S a tu r d a y a f t e r ­
noon, f a n s little realized 
th a t 
H a iv e y Ballew, th e husky play­
er c a v o rtin g a r o u n d th ird base 
f o r th e visitors, w as 
a big 
league prospect.

At th e close of the p resent 
season, Ballew will r e p o r t to the 
New York Y ankees, as he has 
decided to acc e p t th e c o n trac t 
>ffered by the A m e ric a n League 
club j u s t as soon as he com­
the 
pletes his eligibility w ith 
P irates.

Steer Netmen 

Meet Grinnell

Ohio School Plays at 
Penick Courts 
Friday

s ta n d in g f o r 

W ith the close o f the U niversity 
a f t e r ­
golf to u r n a m e n t S a tu r d a y 
the 
noon, official 
f r a te r n itie s shows Phi D elta T h e ta 
still clinging to* f ir s t place with 85 
points, a sca n t tw o-point m a rg in 
over the H alf Moons. Sigm a Chi 
a n d K appa Sigm a follow' w ith 78] 
a nd 77 points respectively.

O th e r in tr a m u r a l sp o rts includ­
ing tennis, tr a c k , and 
swim m ing 
will be held in co nn ection w ith the 
completion of th e re m a in d e r o f the 
baseball 
to 
B e rry M. W h ita k e r, 
d ire c to r of 
in tr a m u r a l athletics.

schedule, acco rd in g 

IO m o re 

Though 20 points w e re given to 
each team e n te r in g th e f r a t e r n i ty 
to u r n a m e n t, Kappa A lpha 
golf 
a d d e d 
first place 
fo r 
ho n o rs while D elta T au D elta a n ­
ru n n e rs-u p . K ap pa 
nexed 8 as 
Sigm a and D elta Chi each m ade 5, 
while 3 points each w e re given to 
D elta K appa Epsilon, Sigm a Chi, 
T h e ta Xi, and Alpha T au Omega.
The official f r a t e r n i t y s ta n d in g 
to date, including golf a n d exclu ­
sive of baseball, a r e :

in 

Coggesshall 

ra n k e d second 

Coach D. A. P e n ic k ’s 

n etm en 
will m e e t th e crack Grinnell Col­
lege te n n is te a m h e re F rid a y a f ­
te rn o o n . 
In Coggesshall, Grin- 
nel has one o f th e b est college 
players in the U nited S ta te s

Phi Delta T h e ta 85, H alf Moon 
83, Sigm a Chi 78, K appa Sigma 
77, D elta T a u D elta 73, D elta 
Sigm a Phi 68, T au Delta Phi 66 
2-3, Sigma Nu 65, D elta K a p p a 
E p silon 64 2-3, T h e ta Xi 63,
the ju n io r stan d in g s th e year th a t j O m ega B eta Pi 63, Sigm a E t a Chi 
third. 63, Sigma A lph a Mu 61 2-3, Sigma 
Berkeley Bell w as ra n k e d 
begin A lpha Epsilon 60, Phi Sigm a D elta 
The m a tc h e s F r id a y will 
p ro m p tly a t 2 o’clock as 
the 60, Phi G am m a D elta 60, A lpha 
Grinnell te a m wishes to leave a t T a u O m ega 55 1-2, K appa Alpha,
4:15 o'clock. B la n k e t taxes will 
v-m 40, n K appa A lpha
be n ecessary fo r admission. This 
is the fir s t tim e t h a t it has b een 
to have 
ne c e ssary for s t u d e n t s 
b la n k e t 
into dual 
to g e t 
ta x e s 
te n n is meets.

ow, 
4 ° 1-2, B eta T h e ta Pi 40.

On S a tu r d a y T ex a s will m e et 
in th e f i r s t confe re n ce 
A. & M. 
dual meet. 
The A ggies have a 
team t h a t will c o m p a re with the 
av e ra g e c o n fe re n c e te a m , accord­
ing to in fo rm a tio n fro m College 
S tation. T exas will send a g a in st 
the two te a m s a te a m composed 
of Bell, Key, F e r g u s o n and D un­
lap.

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r e p re se n ta tiv e m en and w om en of 
bution, and w as n o t b ro u g h t un - 
de r co n tro l f o r n e a r ly f o u r h ou rs, 
the institu tion .
An edition o f th e Yale Daily I 

The to ta l a m o u n t o f tim e con 
New s was p rin te d late in the a f t- sum ed, acco rding 
to the T ra n s - 
evnoon, giving the f irst details of cript, equalled th e class h o u rs of 
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T H E D A I L Y T E X A N

PAGE THREE

Busy Week-End Scheduled 

For Steer Athletic Teams

the first big m eet of the 

T h e week-end will be filled with 

P lay S.M .U . in D allas; ? > City a t t h a t tim e, a n d 

G rinnell H ere in 
T ennis M eet

his 
place wi!1 be taken by ®erkeley 
Bell, second ra n k in g m an on the 
[squad. Louis F e r g u so n , H ugh
Dunlap, and H ow ard Key will like-
,y {orm th e o th e r th r e e to tak e
th e meet. T his will be 
ath le tic event?. ’ The S te e r base- p a r t in 
ye a r, 
ball nine will be me* ting S. M. U. 
two-gam e series in Dallas, and is an intersectio nal as well as 
in a 
T exas 
which will be the second crucial ] a n 
test fo r the S teers, and Ole o p e n - j won a dual m e e t fr o m Simmons 
last week w ith the loss of 
lug game for the Ponies. Coach 
one 
and m atch, and should ru n up a g a in st 
Disch will have Jo e Dobbs 
f o r J k e e n e r com petition F rid a y . 
Jo h n n ie Railton in 
Sat- 
he uvday she will m eet Texas A. & M. 
the Horses, a n d with 
holies to check the a tta c k of th e in th e fir s t dual m e et b etw een 
are c on ference team s, 
Mustang?, while his h itte r s 
and i On S a tu rd a y Coach L ittle fie ld’s 
g e ttin g e n o u g h saf*1 
sw ats 
ru n s off R edm an Hume and J. D. th in ly clads will m e e t the 
cinder 
Miller to give the D ischmen vie- s ta rs fro m S ou th w est Texas S ta te 
T e ac h e rs College and Southwest-
tory. 
i*rn U n iversity in th e fir s t tria n -

intercollegiate meet. 

read in ess 
them 

Ponies Stop Dallas 

T he Methodist 

institution 

is g u la r tra c k m e et o f the year.

le x a s 

the side of 

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R E JE C T PROPOSAL

bo asting o f one of the b est team s 
this 
th.> histo ry of the school 
in 
year, and th e y will be out f o r alii ANN ARBOR, Mich. — ( IP ) — 
hey can g e t. Hume w as a th o r n ] R ejecting the proposed U niversity 
in 
a n d th e re i
will he pitching f o r 
pitc h in g fo r 
w orth in the gam e Frid ay. Miller 
will be se n t a g a in s t 
th e S te e rs 
on S a tu r d a y , and Miller, himself, 
is no slouch o f a pitcher. He and 
th e Dallas 
Hum e stopped cold 
Texas L eague H ub YannijJUns last 
t h a t 
 
_ n o small

last year, j cojjtRe p]an by a decisive m a jo r ­
fa c u lty of the Colleges of
18 J E n g in e e r in g and A rc h ite c tu re a t
th e U niv ersity of Michigan gavd 
a distinct setback 
plan 
which would h ave revolutionized 
the f irs t tw o y e a rs o f college in-
stru c tio n a t the university.

em d o u b t but t h a t he 
all 
ail 

to the 

U n d e r 

h 
he 

is

V l / H E N Jo h n McCormack, n o t­
ed Irish t e n o r w as here, he 
gam e, 
saw his fir s t b a sk e tb a ll 
and was p e rsu a d e d to pose f o r 
his pic tu re with the 1928 S te e r

ba sketball team . Those a p p e a r ­
ing in the picture a r e : Top row, 
left to r ig h t: Dr. Slover, Coach 
W alker, Brock ( ('a p t. 1 9 29), 
Jo h n M cCor­

F. F,$tes, Recs, 

mack, B a x te r, C h e a th a m , Beard, 
Mr. Me Sweeney, Dr. Law. Sec­
ond row, left to rig h t: Lomax, 
W ra y , Rose, Cap!. Estes, Loo­
ney, Higgins, P eterson . Bottom 
ro w : Camp, King.

Spring Training 

Game Ends Tie

Frogs B attle to T ie U nder 
S w elterin g Su n

O D O M W IT H S T . P A U L

est 
f o r m e r c a p ta in j pCrfo rm f o r Coach 

infield com binatio ns e v e r to

Heinie Odom, 

and s ta r sho rtsto p of th e Long-| Kibbie W(>nt
horns is with the St. P au l Saints 
of the Am erican association, and 
sev­
has broken into th** ’lineup 
eral 
p rese n t 
tim es 
tr a in in g season.

d u rin g th e 

a nd Odum signed w ith the New 
Y ork Y an ks 

<)n F r id a y Texas netm en will 
I m e e t a tea m from Grinnoi College

H ow ever, Odom h is since been 
j farm ed to the S a in ts while Kibbie 

tennis 
in
Steers, was p u rc h a se d by the Ft. W o rth i Coggeshall, who w as ju n io r cham 
H orace ( a ts a t a heavy priee fro m th e j pion several y e a rs ago.

on Penick C ourts. Grinned 
loge has one o f the best 
pla y e rs 

th e Middle1 W e st 

in 

lolly B ilch. | T h u rsd a y , arid 

to Boston Braves, j task. 

C ,,].) y e a rs of a ju n io r college to 

th e 

the proposed plan all 
s tu d e n ts e n te rin g one of th e col­
lege's of 
univ ersity would
first have hael to go th ro u g h tw o 
be 
established on th e cam pus. The 
fa c u lty of the dissenting colleges 
th e 
declared th a t th e y believed 
a plan
d isadv antag es 

o f such 

W ilm er Allison will be in Mex- would o f f s e t the a dvantages.

F O R T W O R T H , April 2— Since 

As a m em b er o f the 

Odom 

to g e th e r with

th e ir f ir s t gam e last week en d e d i Kibble, form ed one of the g r e a t s 1 Braves last y<*ar, 
in a scoreless tie, th e “ W h ite s”
and “ P u rp les,” opposing elevens 
on th e T. C. U. sp rin g football 
for 
tr a in in g squad, a r e 
th e ir a f f r a y 
this T u e sd a y a f t e r ­
noon.

all set 

T he f i r s t g am e of th e 

sp rin g 
grid season was played u n d e r 'ti 
broiling sun t h a t rem oved m a n y 
su rp lu s p o u n d s from 
th e s w e a t­
ing c a n d id a te s f o r th e 1928 v a r ­
T he boys a re hoping fo r 
sity. 
rain or snow 
o th e r 
games.

th e ir 

fo r 

T h e 

exhibited 

the fir s t contest. 

unusually 
sam e 

Ed Kubale, v arsity line coach, 
in ch a rg e of sp rin g practice, was 
pleased with the sp irit of the boys 
T hey b a t ­
in 
tled h ard despite the ho t w e a th e r , 
good 
and 
condition. 
elevens 
s ta r te d a nd finished the game. I n ­
te re st is added fo r th e players by j 
a sta n d in g o f f e r of the F o r t W orth 
Press and th e M ajestic T h e a te r 
to t r e a t th e w in ning eleven to a 
t h e a t e r p a r ty the n ig h t following 
In case o f a tie th e j 
each gam e. 
te a m m a k in g 
downs is declared th e w in n e r of ; 
the p a r ty . The “ P u r p le ” eleven 
won last week,

th e m ost 

f ir s t 

O rrin T hom pson, F o r t W o rth , 
tw o-year v e te r a n backfield man, 
is c a p ta in of th e “ P u r p le s ,” a n d 
Mack “ P o ssu m ” Clark leads 
th e 
“ W h ites.” C lark also hails from 
F o r t W o rth a n d has been a r e ­
serve end for two ye a rs.

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twist o f 

the 
“throw” o f the arm, the shifting 
o f the weight— these are among the 

the wrist, 

THE 

many little points which make the 
skill that you admire in the javelin 
thrower as he hurls the shaft two 
hundred feet or more.

As on the track or the football 

field, 
in the gymnasium or 
on the water, so in industry 
progress is the result o f fine 
improvements— a thousandth

o f an inch here— a minute variation 
in a curve there— slight changes fore­
seen by engineers and carried out by 
skilled workmen.

constantly 

the electrical 

It is this attention to detail that 
is 
improving General 
Electric apparatus and contributing 
industry, which, 
to 
though still young, is already 
a dominant force, increasing 
profit and promoting success 
in every walk o f life.

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

20 Years A go

The Campus in 1908 

From T he T exan

with a practiced mind, you 
soon 
find your hidden failin gs o f mari­
ner and m atter com ing painfully 
but most instructively to light. 

B e a r T w i r l e r s

(C ontinued From P age I )

P h ilo so p h y Disco****!

Again, at O xford philosophy is 
in

actually discussed. The place
r,rm-ttau- m o t * * * with talk, « a * » » « « " c a « " “ *»'' PIw n ! w J >
i Vvut trifirb of it good - and the I w rist watch by Tiny Gooch in pres
k 

been a bit faster in their field in g, 
®cof« would have bern d oser, 

TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 192fi. R

aid to the* fa st breaking curves of Total

both Rn ti ton and Rev let®.
» 

j 

. 

2 27 18 IO t i 
R H E K J
- a . f h n Antonio 021 222 OOO 9 12 Z * J
001 OOO 010 2 5j f t r *

\ 

The Bears looked gbod enough Texas 
finish in the fir t dr Lion n the 
xas League this year. They have I fin. Najo* Taylor, Dobbs, H ughes, I

Sum m ary— Two base hits: Glut- » • 

a bunch of old hear s, and r a . Daxis^ H om e ru n s. 

^ fey J

hitters, with a fair gttpip of piton- 

( .< x ^ y>ouble play: Hopkins t o r i 

- ors. Cox and R eviere looked p le a ty j Ratj f orfj to' W alker. B ases on balls J

JYq*«5*b O'QoIbb 
Dick v*wrfc*f.~r 
/»ru*» N
Walan L- McGill

Bart Bys*.j SmltB Wit, iwwr, « -

Butine *4 M»B«S*r; U.ai* Bmethc, A«*!*t*at

BUSINESS STAFF 

Butle*** M*»a««r - 
W. F D*»o-

by Mussolini,' th e n 
Italy are discreetly avoiding any j 

 

E4irar-in-Ubl*f
M*n*gsn* U te *
Chief BdRorUU Writor
Mctutecr '»* PabHertio**

While 

it It fb e Pope’s 

next 
move to answ er the so-called en­
croachm ents on his rights of late 

While candidates for the 

law 
degree were w restling with U ni­
versity exam inations 
last week, 
I J students from the law depart­
ment were engaged in becom ing It* 
the 
cerned attorneys by 
, exam ination fo r adm ission to the 
awspaperfc ' f , bar, provided by the board of th - 

taking 

J , v E 5 « t M d n a m t e h i * £ L » « o f both te a m . prior to the i *„,>d against Texaa, but then there | o f f H ilt o n 3, C ox I. Hit BJ P f J L 
The average English g mp, and it seem s that w henever ;, n’t much com parison betw een th - cher: R ogges b y R ailton. P t t c h e M ^ 

than (rtimehres strikes one gam e opens, that gam e is lost. M ay! stets, like the Steer nine. and what | 

W a r t e d 
trid en t with less knowledge, per-! Texas has a cerem ony be fore a hitting pow er of a bunch o f young-1 record: 9 hits, 7 runs o ff Dobbs
2 runs o ff
flap? 
Railton in 4 innings, 4 hits, I run 
as having bis wit? 
o ff Cox in 5 innings, I hit, I run 
heifer in hand, and he m aintains throw o f f that jinx. 
o ff R eviere in 4 innings. Stolen 
his view s with more 
Texas flashed good fielding at 
bases: Cox 2, N ajo. 
on 
adroitness, and resource. Arid th e j t5Tm<4> orqy to go to pieces and 
bases: T exas 5, San A ntonio 5 
a f e w m in u te s I 
t^ K kt* 
rre<0ing*«,
bobble f a-v chances a few m inutes 
of gam e: 2 hours. Urn 
j later. Railton was pulled out o f 
Ervin and Ellis.
! v,hat w as starting to be a serious 
 
hole in the se% enth when Hopkins

they w ill m eet in the veteran clubs
o f Fort Worth and W ichita P ads.

incom parably | ’oe som e tim e, they w ill be able to 

RSTO* d a Y »
.

jn 5 innings, -I hits,

1.1 a a w u 

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S a m A n t o n io

readiness, 

L eft 

and 

0
ft

 

judicial district

in fo r m a l, 
third suprem e 
and all of them were successful, philosophical, political ^ and liter-
intellectual
ary, at w hieh
rn were 12 other gentlem en who 
game is played, are w ithout num­
had not the benefit* o f th e U ni­
ber.
versity work.

fo r m a l 

Finally, there are ax nm ny teach

Mise Pother Bishop has pledged 

, ,

Chi Omega.

Mr®. Era tv.. Canham o f Dal 
v i n i n g friends Sn A ustin.

o-

Generally 

Speaking

B y M. N. B.

a, double play, Hopkins t 

Radford

to Walker.

B*ar* Hava F un

A fter th ey had the game 

v on, the Bears set out to

i»rn o f philosophy at Ob. ford as 
three or foph o f our largtm urn 
varsities p«rt together. Each of; 
well
tlfese tw enty-one colleges Has 
its; 
have
own philosophical tutor, and b e
tides these there are the ahi v e t- a good tim e, and give the stands
j#tv professors, 
wom erfs colleges, and the teach- T aylor, on third, was the biggest 
.tx at M anchester and M ansfield, I clow n, but D usty B uggess ran him 
got hi 
the nrmtHeml primate Coaches. I a close second. D usty 
Most o f the tutors and all th** p r o -, vrhen Nona S e e s caught him sleep- 
fessors give series of public lee- fog about five fe e t o f f first, and 
t^at D usty decided that it 
I lures, open to students o f every a h
j college; and as about half of this vvaj. a baseball gam e, and not a 
was in. Then when F ete

body o f lecturers are really dis- f jrcus 

th e ‘dons at 

>»me

the

“ One baby 

in New 
York 'every three m in u te s/’ say* 
a newspaper. That m ust be aw- 

is b o m 

, Ca! tiresom e for the baby.

ions and often original work
j their lectures, and defend va^ ‘ j t ^e foolishness out. 

j i v a „ *,n w ith a deft# in the eighth, he cut

the . Grimes 1(,{j thfl Bvar attack with
to the

tH 

, 

A bachelor author says 
there are no endearm ents 
those of one's su.-ter. 
to 
about the endearm ents of
..ne. else’* sister?

t h a t
equal 
Ho v 
gom ca

The tw o m ost 

fam ous sets in 
the country today are th e Berger 
Brothers, Ham and Lim : and the 
Mariner brothers. S ilen t and An 
(bent.

Six Colgate students are earn­
ing half 
their tuition by sleep­
ing for the aid o f reigned, a- lut­
ing Dr. Donald Laird to Conduct, 
the 
experim ents 
cure of insom nia,

pertaining 

to 

O d d s -

and

•E n d s

ing philosophical v i ^ - , from 
pragmatism o f Schiller to A e r 
ism o f Prichard and the absolute
idealism o f Joachim , the range o.
intellectual stim ulus is extraordi 
nat dy broad.

Le** A t t e n t i o n

It may be that in recent days

each o ff the o fferin gs 
ai d Railton.

o f

speak- u-avy downpour a fter 

attention, philosophically 
t 
ing, than she had in the days of] The low ering clouds wert 
and Caird, of Bosanquet
Green
and Bradley, but the total amount 
of ability that she is devoting to 
the “ life o f reason” is probably 
ever before. The 
greater than 
Rhodes 
philosophically minded 
.scholar is much to be envied.

Perhaps a word about the c o n -so 
ditions o f this fam ous scholarship I 
will not be amiss. To com pete for 
] 
it, a man m ust have reached nifte- 
] teen and not passed tw enty-five, I a 
|f!J 
and he must be at leart a sopho- 
|jj| 
j more in his college, 
ID* may com- 
! pete either in the state in which 
; 
ho lives, or the state in which he 
.h as received his college training.
Mn the old days he had to take an 
exam 'nation, covering mathem at­
ics, I .at in and G reek; but finding 
;th a t this ruled out som e o f our
m o . th* t r i s t e .- generous- 

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Lecture April1

“La Felicidad” W ill A lso B<
P r e s e n t e d 

N 

i t

» r i a

An illustrated lecture by C. E 
Castaneda, Latin-Am erican librar 
ian, will be the main feature 0 
a m eeting o 
the program 
at 
Spanish l>ramatics club at 
7:3C 
o’clock, W ednesday, April 4, at 
2610 Whitis.

“ La F elicidad,” a short com edy 
will also be presented by the fob I 
i i
low ing cast: 
Fernando— Frank K night; Su.*4| 

ita— Elaine Pardue; Deuna— Mary
jory Sim m ons; Dona Jauna— i f
Maurine Childress; Vended ora 
Melba H am m ock; N inas: KIL i 
Ile x t, Mr.ry Bell Turner, 
Mary B ell Findley.

ami 

Gay Moore and Salom e Mc 

Allen are 
gram.

in charge of the 

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W h a t D o Y o u 
Know About—

1. M u**olim '» W a r W ith 

th e 

P o p * ?

2. T h e S t r o m a D u a t t e r ?
3. Bairn 

S u n d a y D e v o tio n a l 

at J e r u s a le m ?

publicity on the question

[ t e t p it e the 

a t t i t u d e of
tW pr**«, it i* f e l t th a t th e d i f ­
f e r e n t * * b e t w e e n the Pop* and 
ll D u e * wiH «a«t * » b a d o w o f 
g l o o m 
in 
Rofive. 

o v e r R a t t e r w e e k 

is 

ll Duce 

T h # P o p e 

in at Md ar with bis | 
fam ily. 
in H o m e ,;
a n d although nothing o ffic ia l h a s | 
been given out. It 
is u n d e r s to o d 
th a t the R ope w ill r e p ly to Mu* to- J 
lint’s recent decree agatmd what 
the vatican i« said to consider an 
the church'* spiritual power. 

j 
Thf.se who are closely assoc tnt-1 
cd w ith the prem ier refer to th e j 
m atter a* though it. wert- only a 
differ* n ee o f views w ith respect | 
to the right;, prerogative*, duties 
and respondiblllldi I o f stftte and 
church.

by 

Accom panied 

t e r r if y in g 
phenom ena, an earthquake which 
cost the lives of OO persons, shook 
its foundations Sun­
Smyrna to 
day,

The 

firrt 

th'«‘k Wa* preceded
by a play o f celestial electricity, 
and I He w aters o f the sea near 
the shore rose acid whirled and 
receded a? if boiling over a Hot 
fire in an open kettle.

a 

There 

followed 

*ii<-rtr«,
Ri rrreded by a rumble of thun­
der, and th* earth shook with 
the fir*t *hock 
o f the quake.
E ig h t o th er * f o l l o w e d at s h o r t 
in terv a l* .

is 

prowling 

It is said that the population 
th* 
of Sm yrna 
street*, many of them in *cans 
attire, but all fearing to enter 
the standing skeleton* of their 
home* 
for clothe*. A relief 
organized by 
party ha* been 
Kiaztm Bey, governor o f Sm y­
rna, and the American connu! 
ha* 
foreigner*
• a f* . 

reported 

all 

.*

Sm yrna itself is reported vs se 
gaining its calm , but many o f it” 
in sad plights.

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G erm anic Languages

(E ditor’s N ote: This is one of a tories of art.eU * bf mg writto n 
b , m em b e r, o f .h e f r u i t y o f the C .W e n tty at tho request of

the editors of The T e x a n .)

Two reasons present them selves lo my mind why th., study o f Ger­
man may data, the attention of the thoughtful young American who 

desire, to profit as best he can from the educational opportunities 

offered at his co lleg e ; both, in order lo m ake a -u e t o a u t Ms own 
and to repay society in som e m easure fo r ins training by achieving a

high typ< o f citizenship.

Germany is, o f all g r e a t con tem p o ra ry nation *, u n q u estio n a b ly the

beat ed u cated and most highly trained. A lw , it* differing though 

cognate, culture presents a stim ulating contra*! and nome ethical cd •
if inestimable value if Integrated with our

m ents which should bi

as yet plastic civilization.

That Germ any «*, at present, the m ost active intellectually of a n y o

ingle index of ; im a 

the great nations, follow s quito m echanically from the fai t tha^ >» 
yearly output of books -tim most reliable 
;t y ~ -,s far and away the greatest, equalling that o f England and 
America together, with France a poor fourth; and this though in nam 
A nglo­
b er and still more in wealth, Germany is far behind the 
i d
Faxon nations. A quarter of a m illion Individual publications is* 
t.o m German presses in the disastrous decade from 1914-1025. 
though no hardship, no hum iliation could keep Germans from m aking 
good their proud boasts Germania d ix i t m u n d u m -G erm an y teaches

is a 

the world. 

* 

,

Nor is this enorm ous production confined to light stu ff. On the
contrary, there is hardly a subject o f m ore than loeai interest but 
some German bas written about it. Aud bis treatm ent j* H»tely to be 
the mort thorough, illum inating, system atic available. Go through the 
glades of our I .ib r a r y - o f any U niversity library -and ydu Will find 
the German titles inferior in number only to the English, w hatever t e

branch o f knowledge.

E vidently it “ pays” to have a reading know ledge b f German, in 
whatever profession your lifew ork will bv; providing you do not care 
to resign yourself at the outset to acquiring technical inform ation 
about the latest phases of it aa second hand, f o r it is utterly foolish i f 

*31^^ 

gg]n(i^ .jHpllHure 

^ am

from decrying Gig great en it urn! and broadening value o f th# study 
o f other languages* ancient or modern, bat it reeds to be said with 
em phasis that for any student contem plating the investigation of 
rao«t subjects in a serious manner, a knowledge of German is by tar 
the most practical—even though it adm ittedly be hard.

But what is there m « a t b 8 f worthwhile that isn’t hard to acquire'? 
And th< study of German is by all m eans worthwhile, especially for tie 
it 
A m ericans— worthwhile beyond the utilitarian advantages which 
were paltry and contem ptible for high minded youth to consider solely, 
It is worthwhile as afford in g the m ost dire. t and intim ate access to 
the inner life of a great nation which, o f all European nation*, has 
the mort valuable qualities com plem entary to our own nascent civ­

ilization.

For one thing, we need so mc of the rugged individuality and in­
dependence of German chara*"ter, to rtem the leveling tendencies of 
sheer mass which is threatening to overwhelm our country. We need 
its insistence on thoroughness and solid worth, its defiant refusal to 
conform to ready-made opinions and standards. We need it* moral 
courage to dare to “d iffe r from the rest,” and thus work out what 
is to Goethe the most valuable contribution a man can make to the 
world, a personality. But above all we need, wa sorely need, th e con­
tagion o f that indom itable idealism — alway* the mark o f youth and 
health— sa characterist!* o f the best that Germany has given us, from 
the heartfelt sim plicity of the German fairy story and lyric to the 
heaven-storm ing thoughts of its great thinkers;

rn

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From Other Pens

In I n d ia n a

Back in the enlightened middle w est, at the U niversity of Indiana, 
a young lady in the school’s library creased her silk-clad limbs, a 
young man had the poor taste to write a note asking for a date and 
com m enting on the beauty of knees, and the august dean o f women 
how fit to lay down a u Diver'sty regulation which o fficia lly placed on 
each co-ed, bloomer* “ which must m eet th e top o f th# bose,”

W e will not be s<» uncharitable ae to say th a t such action is typical 
of dean: of women, but that such m easures o f enforcing the public 
m orality are not unheard o f am ong deans o f women goes w ithout 
saying.

We im agine 1 hat one o f the cardinal m i-takes made by university 
adrainistrati/tts is in choosing for th. honorable o ffice cither an un 
married woman of mature years abd unquestioned refinem ent or a 
married one who has never been the mother of children and is a m em­
ber o f Phi Beta Kappa, the College W om an’s Club and the W ednes­
day afternoon literary society.

A wom an who would understand the problems of youth should have 
been the mother of children and reared them through the successive 
stage § of childhood a n d , adolescence. From this sort o f fir st band 
experience one w o mar ie a dozen m ight becom e qualified with that 
deLcate. penetrating discernm ent into the psychology o f youth which 
xhcald be, but is not, a fundam ental requisite in the women who art 
entrusrt-d with four of the moist im portant years o f .hundreds or 

/ tftwwfcnd? o f you n g wom en's lives,-—A rizona W ildcat,

D a m who object to puns may expect punishm ent in this column.- 

The Branding D on 

(W yom in g).

Sonny: For tw o cents I ’d kiss you.
H oney. H ere’s a dollar, boy, le t’s g et going I— Sou’w ester.

Hie.student c o m p o n e d the other day that his them e was damp— 

fltissed at night a due iii th e m orning.— U niversity Daily Kansan,

HOUSEM OTHERS for men stu -| 
dents m eet ic the girl*’ flu d y

WO Ivy vine 
V '.ills of tho Moils Building :v dropped this requirem ent, 

covering 

the 

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X m ^ houae"to slam 'iim /in ’xli'Jr-1 Hawi? their ..rialn in fam ous K n c -jttw am m lntm -nta are now ma.le 
t

 A thouaand h o m e l y j » « - ! 1W> Ivy v i n - of tho c a a fle. ..Cion the baria of the m an’* r . - o r j . l

i

England. 

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ta Ad of a fairly extended p e r s o n a l^

One of these vines is a c u ttin g 1 interview by a sta le 

com m ittee.

nants are crouching in nm offt? lb s
ruins, w aiting with oriental re** 
ignation for whsit gi<M,| ttr.i'urihcr 
evil m ay betide th. if..

A c u r io u s gathering o f human 
including many Americans 
tty. 
t o o k part Sn aday 
in the devo­
tional walk o f six mile* along fbi 
road leading into Jefufealem which 
Jes ut Christ 
and hts D isciples
traveled nearly 19(d) years- ic^o. 
T h e protesto r! w a s H eaded by 
a u t o m o b i l e , w h ic h 
rn m o d e r n 
the 
l o c k e d o u t o f p la c e w ith 
cro w d * 
f o l l o w e d b e h in d . 
O p e n i n g s e rv ic e* w e r e h e ld dp 
th e hill o v e r l o o k i n g 
the h o m e 
o f M a r th a a n d M a ry, e n d ahort 
halt* w e r e m.%de a t v a r io u s 
p o in t* o f i n t e r s i t ,

th a t 

C h r is t ia n s 

a n d J e w * a lik e 
r u b b e d e lb o w * w ith M o slem * 
fr o m a II o v e r P a l e s t i n e w h o 
p o u r in g 
fo r 
th e ir a n n u a l p i l g r i m a g e t o t h o 
r e p u t e d 
arid 
to m b 
f e s t i v a l o f N eb ! M us a.

J e r u * a l* m 

o f M o s e s 

in t o 

The Christian*, on the holy pi! 
g r image, t r a v e l e d along the mod 
em asphalt highway with Jew** 
who wi re quaint, old world H e­
brews in velvet garbatdins. They 
were hurrying 
to 
celebrate the paaaover.

to Jerusalem 

Official Notices

A P P L IC A T IO N S fd r housem n th

in the o ffic e 

ere list for women students for 
the long session 1928-29 are now 
of 
being received 
tim# 
the dean of wom en. The 
lim it for wending in the 
is 
April 5. Those new housem oth­
er.-. not now on the list m ust mak-- 
application in person. No appli­
cation s are to be macle on the tele- j 
phone.

lists 

DEAN OF WOMEN.

ANYONE 

interested 

group tennis, please read 

In ter­
the 
petition on Mrs. Lynn’s door and 
sign if you desire to do so.

in 

MHS. TEX LYNN.

iners or all those 

ALL Red Cross life saving exam ­
l i f t 
savers who wish to becom e exam i­
ners, see Coach Alderson before
Tuesday.
CURTIS JACK SON ALDERSO N.

senior 

CHEM ISTRY I students: There
will be a regular quiz given in 
Chemistry I Thursday and Friday. 
April 5 and 6.

W. A. FELSIN G .

was planted in 1884 ami 
in 1880.

Othc r plants w ere set. oifL but 
when the Main Building was re­
modeled nom# years ago,’ one of 
these vines died. T im* other* are 
MUI living.

Rhodes Scholars-

(C ontinued fiom Page I 1)

j appointm ents are

Decem ber. The Am erican soc re- 
.tetoy fo e the scholarships is Pres-' |[Hij 
idvi-t Frank A yd 'torte, o f SW brth-jg 
I more College, Swarth^' ir* . Pa*T|Jj 
' who, in view o f the continually en- fl 
larging com petition, has e sta b lish -, ll 
e«! a ..penal office fo r the answ er-j I 
ing o f student inquiries and I he 
handling o f scholarship business.

 

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Prom Tickets Go 

immies and politics besides phil­
osophy, but it is philosophy still 
that carries the greatest prestige; 
and at any rate, since these aub-
W oman’s Gym w ill be placed ; 
je sts a rt all philosophically stud- 
may 
ied, it is the men who are m ost on sa ie W ednesday. They mav
Dean o f i
at hom e in reflective an alysis thjat ^ obtained 
f i n a l l y 

Tickets for the 

le a d the 
W o r k s E x c l u s i v e l y

lists.

B ut the advanced philosophical 
student m ay want to work at his 
subject exclusively, and if s o , he 
l f he is only of 
is free to do it. 
moderate advancem ent, 
he will 
work for the degree o f B .L itt: if 
he can convince his tu to rs that. 
he is about to burgeon philosophi 
cal blossom s and fruit, he will be 
allowed to ‘‘read for” a D.Phtl 
These degrees are both taken by 
thesis, with a public oral exam ina­
tion at the end.

from the
W om en’s o ffic e or from the fo l­
low ing council m em bers: 
Sarah
D aniels, K atherine R ockefeller, 
P eggie Banks, E velyn Thompson, 
W illie Alma Baker. Elaine Bled­
soe, Oink M yers, Helen Roberta, 
and Alberta Scott.

Date bids are $1 and stag b ids! 
senior 

bringing 

Girls 

$1.25. 

[>*e dates to the prom are requested I 
th ! to check their d ate’s nam e from '1 

the list of senior girls posted in 
the Dean of Mfomen’s o ffice.

The affair is given by the ju n ­
iors in honor of the seniors, but 
freshm en and 
sophom ores w ill 
a1 lo be allowed to attend.

A part from the central place of 
philosophy in the tradition o f Ox­
ford. there are three other factors 
that make it philosophically pre 
of 
em inent. One is the method 
teaching. As everyone knows who 
has tried, you can’t learn philos­
ophy from lectures, from the pro­
cess that Carlyle described as sit­
ting like a pitcher and being pump­
ed into. You learn to think as you 
learn to run, by trying and be­
ing coached; and that is the Ox­
ford notion o f teaching. You are 
given a tutor or supervisor for 
whom you write frequent papers.
and you must discuss and defend ! vienuemen: 
these productions in th e privacy of 
confronted
his 

room. D irectly 

I n

Larus & Bro. Co, 
Richmond. Va.

Finds Tobacco
for Breaking 

a Pipe

Columbus. O bi 
March IO, 1927

 

~

rwo years ago my wife gave me an 
expensive pipe. I smoked it a great 
deal for two or three weeks, put it aside, 
tnen began smoking it again. This 
time* ii was verv strong. Veterans told 
nae that it had been smoked too hard 
MRS. ALBRIGHT
for a new pipe and should be put away.
-----------
The* pipe was laid away again. A 
THERE will be a m eeting o f the 
'hon time ago I got it out and smoked 
Forensic Council and all m em ­
one of the common brands of tobacco 
bers o f the debate squad Tuesday,
in it. The results were disappointing
April 3, at 5 o ’clock in S Hall fo r . £ toid the druggist of my experience
p la c e s ! arite it. He asked if I had tried EJgc-
the purpt se c f drawing tee
in the freshm an in tersociety d e - j worth I told him I never had. I fol 
bates and for the purpose o f ar-t owed his suggestion, and I am honest 
Tattering 
L u t c h e r when I say that it has restored the
.T rail* af tho 
ranging details o f the 
sweetness to the pipe, and has made 
Stark debate contest.
me wonder. Was it the pipe or the 
brand of tobacco that caused me to
ay it away for the long period of time?
As a novice, I prefer Edgeworth. I 
im going to stick to it, as I feel satia­
ted that there is none better on the 
narket.

ELLWOOD GRISCOM; JR-. 
Chairman, Department of Public 

TH E regular m eeting - o f 

Speaking.

the 
Austin section o f the South­
western Geological society will be 
held Friday evening at 8 o ’clock 
in Main Building 308. W. S. Ad­
kins of the bureau o f econom ic 
geology, will speak on "The Type 
Section of the Albian.” Anyone 
interested in geology ii invited to 
.attend.

E, H. CUYLER.lf :

Sincerely yours,

Philip C. Sfeera

Edgeworth

EV *« High Grade
Sauteing Tobacco

REG ISTRATION for spring Phy­
sical T raining classer, must be 
com pleted by I o ’clock W ednesday,
April 3. Girls who have not r e g - ! -------------------- 
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o ffic e in the balcony of the Wort 
man’s Gymnasium before 
that I 
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' 

MRS. TEX LYNN.

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junior-senior; 

A dopted as standard by Com m ittee of 

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In the three styles designated O FFI­

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 TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1928

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

Counting

President Benedict Says

I Will Be There 

Will You?"

Music by the 

LONGHORN BAND 

Not a Dull Moment

Students and Faculty of the University 

Will All Join Today in a Great

To Consider the Great Union Program and its Significance to the University of Texas

T O D A Y

Open Air Theater in Front of Law Building 

NO SOLICITATIONS

All Classes Suspended. All 
Offices Closed. Everyone 
Is Expected at the

CONVOCATION

S h o r t , Informative, Inspira 
tional Speeches by Those 
Who Know What the Union
Will Mean to Texas

Be at the
CONVOCATION

 Prank Receipts 

| Given Soys by 

Foolish Writer

Notables Kept 

From Austin by 
Auditorium Loss
Lack of Suitable Space 
Prevents Flearing 
Artists

Union Chairman 
Praises Spirit 

Students Show

T. W. Gregory Pleased 
W ith Cam paign 
Progress

TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1928

Campus Assists 
In Observation 
Of Health Week

Special Dem onstration 
Given by W A A and 
P. E. Classes

H E A L T H BOOKS 
ON D IS P L A Y

T he B a rn e s Book* o f Physical 
E du c a tio n , which have b e e n on dis­
play i n th e W o m a n ’s G ym nasium 
| o r th e b e n e f it of the s tu d e n ts m a ­
jo r in g in t h a t su b je c t, a r e b eing 
disp lay ed this w eek fro m 8 until I 
i \ the r o t u n d a o f the Main Build­
ing.

“ Som eone will be in ch a rg e of 
tho exhibition a t all tim e s and we 
arc a n x io u s to s e c u re o rd e rs as 
soon as possible f o r th e books,’' 
said Miss C la ra Marie A rrin g to n , 
p re sid e n t o f the f r e s h m a n physi­
cal e d u c a tio n m a jo rs. T he f r e s h ­
th e 
man m a jo r s a re d isp la y in g 
kooks a n d ta k in g o rd e rs fo r them .

Playing the Game

(A SERMON ON CHRISTIAN ATHLETICS)

University Methodist Church 

Tuesday 7:45 P.M.

Plans 

The S u n d a y club met S unday 
even in g at 6 o ’clock fo r a r e g u ­
fur 
lar business session. 
to be giver. 
the se n io r b a n q u e t 
F lo r ­
April 25 w ere discussed. 
a p p o in te d 
ence W e ym o uth was 
c h a irm a n of th e 
to 
se n io rs, 
send invitatio ns 
Those wishing 
a tte n d will 
notify Miss W eym outh,

to the 
to 

com m itte e 

F r a n k Ttugeley was app ointed 
to re se rv e places for the out-of- 
doors m eetings c f th e club 
th a t 
are being planned.

The p a g e a n t t h a t is to be given 
S a tu rd a y night a t 8 o’clock 
at 
All S aint*’ Chapel wa* discussed.

Hall Lectures

(C on tinu ed from Page I)

was at a 
loss to determ in e ju s t 
w hat t h e “ age* o f rocks” had tao do 
th e o r y o f e v o l u t i o n . 5. 
w i t h 
t h e 
F la tte ry .

A f t e r speak in g a t length on the 
dem agogues, 
use of f la tte r y by 
fo rth much 
Dr. Hall bro u g h t 
lau g h te r from his a u d ie n c e by 
co m plim enting them p ro fu se ly 
in 
his closing remarks.

Jam es B a r rie’* 

O u tstan d in g Fantasy
DEAR BRUTUS
A t the Hancock 
April 6th

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can’t be an >
“all-around
without this

T h e activ ity m an m u st 
keep his health if he is to 
keep Ins eligibility. Sensible 
eating w ill h e lp — such as 
.breakfasts or late suppers .of

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Som e call it m ello w n ess

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