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I I N STUDENTS AMERICA IS MOVING
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S B G I RULtS

TO FAST TO SETTLE 

ISSUES SAYS SUTTON

Regulations Made Covering 
All Parties and Social 
Occasions

T eac h e rs M ust Think. B e Patriotic, and S tu d y New 
M ethods of Education to Be of R eal A i d 
to the W orld.

ISI Bt HOHE BI ll PI

Absences A fter 11 O ’clock 
Must Be by Special 
Arrangem ent

B y F l o r e n c e R o b i n a o n .

Dr. W. S. Sutton, ac ting president of the I til verm! ?• 

to a la r g e and attentive crowd of Sn rn rn cr 
tile hillside of the c a m p u s last evening at 8 o clock and 
livered the first open air lecture of the summer.
The essence of 

the 

lecture was 

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WIN $500 PRIZE

R U T H C R O S S

R u t h C r o n , w h o 

r e c e i v e d h e r 
B A . d e g r e e f r o m t he U n i v e r s i t y in 
1 9 1 1 , a n d a u t h o r o f “ T h e G o l d e n 
t h e D. A . 
C o c o o n ” w a s a w a r d e d 
F r a n k p r i z e o f $ 5 0 J 
f o r t h e b e s t 
n o v e l b y a s t u d e n t o r e x - s t u d e n t 

b e t w e e n 1 9 1 9 a n d 1 9 2 4 .

F r e d e r i c k E b y , w h o 

L a# b e e n 
d i r e c t o r o f t h e . u m m e r t e u t o n f o r 
s e v e n y e a r s , b a s b e e n u n t i r i n g 
in 
hi s e f f o r t s t o m a k e 
t he s u m m e r 
t e r m a r e a l a s s e t t o t he U n i v e r s i t y .

CONSTRUCTION BI 
VARSITY ST IO I BM 
BEGINS THIS I I H

Lum ber and Concrete Mixers 
Are on the Ground for 
Structure

FOOTHILL FILLO PRtPMl

composed of discussing a few ques 
tions which the school teachers ot 
Texas or the United States can help 
solve better than any one else at

this time.

“ What should the schools do 
in 
the task of constructing the world 

It 

after the most destructive war of 
history? 
that making 
seems 
peace is a harder tight than conquer­
ing the Germans. This state of con­
stant unrest will never lead to any 
good. There never has been as much 
race hate and prejudice as now. Wt 
have had one crisis after another 
since the Civil war.

“ Wt are 

in what th 

interested 
school can do to revert these crises,” 
Dr. Sutton continued. “ The world is 
at war commercially and there ar< 
many problems unsolved, 
It seems 
that the fellow who makes fortunes 
in ten or twenty years is putting 
something over on Adam, who bass 
worked 
for 0,000 years or more. 
Some people are getting more out 
of the world than they put into it. 
That does not seem fa ir to most of 
us. 
is satisfied 
with the present industrial crisis is
easily pleased.

But anybody who 

M o v i n g t o o F a u t .

“ We are proud 

to say that we 

have religious freedom in America. I T exas Memorial Stadium of tht 
But we cannot say that we have 
school system.
found 

a peaceful 

The

first construction work on the
Uni­
versity of T exas will be done late this 
week, according to A. A. Hasbrook, 
foi 
construction 
superintendent of 
the stadium work, the contract 
for 
which was let to Walsh & Burney of 
I San Antonio. Mr, Hasbrook stated 
that he would be ready to start a 
I soon as the excavation is completed, 
and this work will be c o m p l e t e d t hi
wtck acconHnjf to 

f . Brooks, of

/Vustin, contractor.

F o o t b a l l F i e l d o f B l a c k D i r t

TO MEET TONIGHT

(Continued on page 4)

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New Members Solicited by pjr8t Play Hour for
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University I his Sum m er 
Only Literary Society in

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S u m m e r S e s s i o n W i n 
Be Held Wednesday

The summer Hogg, offspring of 
the Hogg Debating Club, holds 
its 
first meeting of the summer Tues-
Luau 
day night, Ju n e 

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The first w eekly play hour 

All that remains of the construction 
for work is to complete the filling in of
_ 
summer school student, of the Uni- the football field with.black dirt..com
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and
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IO, in the YM CA, versify will be held on W ednesday, 

f 7 in V*lo<*k 
f 

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I residen t • W alter R u n d cll; 

The 

follow in g 

i s l Ju n e 

l l > on Jor<lan FieW * f 

f f iceVs fo r the f ir s t te r m : I to 8 o’clock. V olley ball and 

vice, door baseb all will bo played un d er I tadiu m 

' g rav el on the e a s t side o f the field. 
In- The focjtbaU field in the cen ter of the
two-foot

is receiving a 

Km aniie) ' R eich m an ; treasurer, Ju le ■ stru cto r 
hm an ue! K o 
sarge a 
it a r y ; 

r,,,, „ vf .rsh- se c re ta ry , I the direction o f Roy J . M cKean, in- , a y i.r of M ack d irt, which 
tVnintng 

fo r lh(. slllw lu r( acc p f the field. On top
» p read an inch of sa n ­
The()dore B ellm on t, dean of p h y -1 (ly Io!im, and Berm uda g r a s s will he

\v . men at the U n iv ersity , acco rd in g to 

in physical 

tW s wiU 

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I he Hogg J 

err- TiohnHne* ( ’ uh 

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^ * fIVganiza-lof interest was shown in the weekly | kept gpr»nkled continuously, so 

the eical activities for men. A good deal {; piuntod over the entire 

field, and
that
 la, t summ„ « h o o l. ac- L wi„ h(. thick in time for the first

literary a r g . 

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only one 

of the 

Aa it, name s a g - 1 cording to M r . Bellmont, and l><*lh I tcame l o be played on the stadium this

gests 

it p r o v i d e s a place where the co-eds a n d c d , of the summer school, ThankB(tivmg. 

r a t o ’r i c d ta i,, I of the st ude nt , m ay ! ara invited to attend these play hours; M . t . r l . l , or W o r k o n G r o u n d . 
f i n d exoresaion and e n c o u r a g e m e n t . I on Jordan Field, 
tiv e questions 

Much of the material fo r construc­
 „ a |r ,.a,ly on the ground,.

 closely debated, .treet from the ath M jc *. h . c ^ . n d j ^

just across 

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social 

Special 

regulations 

for 
women students, covering all parties 
and 
and 
social occasions, meals 
boarding houses, have been made for 
the summer session. Following are 
some of the more important provi­
sions of the rules:

Quiet hours after 8 p. 

on 
every night except Saturday and Sun­
day.

rn. 

Any absence after l l p. m. shall 
be by special arrangement with the 
house mother.

Absences after l i p . rn., all night 
and week-end absences, must be reg­
istered on slips provided at the dean 
of women’s office.

F r i d a y a n d S a t u r d a y P a r t i e s 

Parties may be attended only on 
Friday and Saturday evenings or the 
evening before a legal holiday. E x ­
ceptions to this rule must be by spe­
cial arrangement with the dean of 
women. Unless the social calendal 
committee announces a formal, a1 
parties close at midnight, and any 
one returning afte r 12:30 must have 
special permission from the house­
close at I a. rn 
mother. Formals 
No absences after 1:30 
per­
are 
mitted.

rooming house, 

No woman student may visit a 
fraternity 
m an’s 
house, or dormitory, unless a chap­
eron is present in the house.

Violations of these rules are to 
be referred to the dean of women.
S t r i c t R o o m i n g R u l e s 

Women students must take their 
- meals and board at houses on the 
approved list given out by th.* dean 
of women’s office, 111 Main Build 
ing, and are not to change residence* 
until the close of the term. Ap­
proved houses and approved house? 
fo r men may take student couples 
and faculty men or women to board. 
Any older students, especially teach­
ers, may make special arrangement* 
b y ’ applying to the faculty boarding 
111, Main 
house committee, room 
Building.

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1000 Summer School 

Students Pay Blanket 
Tax by Monday Night

1,000 

A p p r o x i m a t e l y 

summer 
sc h ool s t u d e n t s h av e p aid the blanket 
in f o r m a t i o n re­
to 
ta x , a c c o r d in g 
ceived late M onday aftern o o n a t the
A u d i t o r ’ s o f f i c e .

Out o f every ten sum m er student? 
e ig h t are paying the tax, which is 
apportion ed to The D aily T ex an , 
d an ces and ath letic co n tests. By pay­
in g the ta x a stu d en t receiv es I he 
T ex a n delivered to his 
ad­
d re ss, is adm itted to fiv e U n iversity 
d an ces, and all ath letic con tests.
* The ta x is one d o llar.

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University Summer Session 

Needs Constructive and Not 

Petty Criticism Says Eby

To lh.' Stu dents of the University Summ er Session of 1924:

I wish to expr ess most cordially an individual welcome to

INCREASE 
LIST YEAR

every student who is regis ter ed in the Su m m e r : ''‘ssl ‘ ‘
ar. g l a d to have you here as students, and we crave y o u r p w ^ . ^ 
a r e t f ia u 
assistance in m ak in g this session the most successful and bene­
it
ficial ever held at the University of T ex as . 

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This Session Than Did 
Last Sum m er

The University of T e x a s is not a proprietory institution, 

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IS UST 111

does not belong"to the Kugents, nor to the F a c u ty, nor yet to 
the students, but to the people of our imperial State. 
It. < 
here to serve you to the ep4 th at you m ay equip yourselves the 
better for serving the Slate. Strict adherence to this point of 
•,
view may save us all from many difficulties. 
In order to m a k e the University Su m m er Session what it 
should he we need constructive criticism especially from the 
student hodv. The S u m m e r Session exists to meet your needs.
If it fails in any pa rt ic ul ar to do this, tho reason is because we
R egistration for the twenty- 
do not understand your needs. We 
invite, and even urge, 
 
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sixth Summ er Session of the
criticisms that will discover to us our weaknesses, and the poilu • (jn ivergity reached 2,254 Wed- 
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m^nintr armrrlino to
nesday morning, according to 
figures at the A u d ito r’s office.
l<tullr f i g u r e s a t t h e A u d i t o r s o f f i c e , 
e n r o l l m e n t 
i n c l u d e s t h e 
summer Normal and
liie Sum m er N orm al and 
fo r both 
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the Sum m er School. The r e g istra ­
tion 
is approxim ately 
IOO above the figu res fo r the th ird 
day last sum m er.

not d e s i r e captious and petty criticism which is merely fault-
His and petty criticism w h i c h 
criticism which combines a knowledge e t * 0,1 I T h i s 
finding, but the
rf it form with trood-will and desire to be genuinely h e l p f u l . J ^or 
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m u o n s w itn g o tm -w in a m * 
/UnoilflO lf nf Vl V A H I 
VVI! w ill c o r d i a l l y a p p r e c a t e th e o p p o r t u n i t y to d i s c u s s w ith you 
i n d iv id u a lly o r o t h e r w is e th e b e t t e r o r g a n i z a t i o n ot th e s u m m e i
w ork 

Monday, June 16, Is the Last 
Day that a Student Can 
Enter Sum m er School

T h e S u m m e r S e s s io n h a s in th e p a s t g a i n e d a h ig h r e p u t a t i o n
fo r s o b r ie t y , in d u s t r y , a n d e a r n e s t n e s s on t h e p a r t o f a ll c o n ­
c e r n e d . W e a r e h e r e to w o r k . Wh< ll WI p a s , It IN \ rn f \a !int I it is estim ated th at n early 3,600 stu-

herein we can serve von in the highest and best way. W e d o | 

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At the presen t ra te o f registratio n ,

fo r this year 

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t h i s s p i r i t w h ic h 
t h i s s p i t ll w o n n 

h a * b e e n 

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i t 
t h a t 
c h a r a c t e r i z e our 

s e ss io n . 

I a m c o n fid e n t

p a s t w ill a g a i n 

f o s t e r e d in th e 

F R B I M E R I C K E B Y , 

dent, will r e g e a r 
both term s. L a st y e a r there w as a
total enrollm ent o f 3,145 students
D i r e c t o r o f t h e S u m m e r S c h o o l, for t h , two te rm ,. R egistration of
1 the Sum m er School w as 2,006, while
)inniitiituititiMMHiiimmittnmmmwiiiNMMiwnwniMiintMWMwwK'iim»»»y I that o f the Summer N oun al w as o39. 
Students who re g iste r a fte r Wetf-
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The “ Forty Acres
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office.

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CO-OP PAYS S IX 
PER CENT REBATE

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tho 

c a l l of a d v e n - |

t u r o, J i m m i e H a m i l t o n , i t a r V a r - ?
I atty d e b a t e r , a n d T o m M y r i c k , a l s o |
l e a v e g 
: a U n i v e r * i t y 

s t u d e n t , will 

I A u s t i n 

t o d a y 

f o r E u r o p e 

in 

t he I 

-I c a p a c i t i e s o f s e a m e n .
T h e b o y s will 

l e a v e f r o m G a l - § 

v e s t o n 
| A u s t i n 
I t o r e c e i v e m u c h e x p e r i e n c e a n d 

t hi s w e e k , a n d 
in 

T h e y e x p e c t j 

r e t u r n 

f al l. 

t h e 

to 

h o p e t o s e e a f e w o f t he p l a c e s o f | 

Approximately $3,000 in dividends 

w as paid to the long term stud en ts 
by the U n iversity Co-Op, according 
to Manager E. C. Rather. There were
985 m em bers, m aking t he a v e rag e re-,
bate paid to each student amount to History Club Meets
$3.

I i n t e r n a t i o n a l i n t e r e s t .

’MlllHltHtlHIIMHMIIIHIWHHnimiMHlMHtltHtMlrtmtHIIIMMUMHtMtrtMltlttttWMIt

Tonight at Library

P ay in g a six per cen t dividend on 

the to ta l am ount purchased by each
la r g e st th at has ever 
stu d en t, the 

The G ra d u a te H istory Club will 

been paid by the Co-Op, the sta r e hold its fir s t m eeting o f the sum m er 
h as had one of the m ost p ro fitab le ; session in the Archive Room o f the 

y e a rs since 

it w as establish ed, said 'l i b r a r y to n igh t at 7 :3 0 o ’clock to 

Mr. R ath er. The in crease 

in 

the t organ ize and m ake p lan s 

fo r 

the 

b u sin ess of the sto re w as due to the j sum m er.
d e sire o f the Co-Op to be of a ssist- 
ance to the stu d en t body in 
cam pu s en terp rise, and "W * ™ - KnintU 
s tu d e n t, w.th b o o k , at th, 

l o w * ^

| y tory C j uh 

The p 0 rp os# 0 f the G rad u ate His-
js to brin g to geth er the
in h i.

.tu d c n ta m ajo rin g 
W o m e

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is to be

P t'iii'addition to the larg e am oun t o f ! acq u ain ted with one c o t t e r . T M 
m oney retu rn ed to the stud , a ls 
in organ izatio n w as form ed dur‘ r« th' 
the Co-Op every y ear g iv e * p ast long session with .1. L. C lark a. 
re b a te s 
gold 
ath letes, presid en t and C. P. Denm an as vice 
lim- 
sw eaters to the veil lead ers, loving p resid en t. 
other | ch,-on, and other m e e t,tigs were
cups to ath letes, and m any 

fo u n tain 

o u tin g s, 

S ev eral 

pen s 

to 

STIBIUM D R I

Will Hogg Predicts that H ous­
ton Will Subscribe Quota 
by W ednesday Night

S a n Antonio and H ouston will en­
ter the list of T e x a s cities in which 
cam p aign s fo r th e T e x a s M em orial 
conducted this 
Stad iu m are bein g 
w eek. 
in 
opened 
H ouston M onday and San A ntonio 
will open W ednesday.

The cam paign 

In a letter from Will C. H ogg, 
who is takin g a leadin g p art in the 
H ouston cam p aign , which w as r e ­
it w as predicted 
ceived y e ste rd ay , 
th at H ouston would 
its 
subscribe 
m inimum quota b e fo re W ednesday 
night. T w en ty-six team s are w ork­
in g in th at city.

S . 

o f 

T h e San A ntonio cam paign will be 
un der the supervision 
S. 
S ea rce y , who w as a q u arterb ack on 
the fo otb all team of 1903 and 
is now a law yer in 
S ta te Chairm an Win. L . McGill and
Coach E . J . 
(D o c) S te w a rt will be 
presen t at the opening o f the drive 
an d will talk to the w orkers.
 

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into operation shortly. Lum ber has 
ht en shipped out to the site fo r con­
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stru ctio n , and the work of erectin g a 
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v R 1 I I I D I N G headquarter? building on the groin - 
building on the groun d s,
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and (>f {.jt,a rim , off th tre e s, is b e n g 

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IS N E A R I N G C O M P L E T I O N done a t the presen t time.

12® TP ¥ tm Txl i\,,t\o -it t hp n resent time. 

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With prosp ects fo r the la rg e st s t a f f J w atch this bulletin b o ard fo r assign-

o f 
of 

thu h istory 
the h isto ry 

The 
in 
T h f 
T e x a n , f o r t y e n th u sia stic

Sum m er j m ents.
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Copy should be hung on the hook First Exercises of J e m H e l d
stu d en ts
t T u ,.H(jay a t 5 o ’clock 
the
Building and sign ca rd s to re-
on th<, earapU9 daily d u rin g the
,iaon,< in ronnrtinff
u m m e r te r m . A c c u r a c y in r e p o r t i n g 
nows w as strew ed in a sh o rt ta lk b y i tin ue until the p ap er goes to p ress 
on
Moulton “ T y ” Cobb, editor-in-chief, at 3 o’clock. The “ dead 

m orning a t 8 o’clock, and will con-
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W ork will begin on The T exan every 

as e arly a s possible every m orning. 

a t 9 A, M. 

Building 106

in Main 

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C - f 

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it is a room to 

If
rent or a room you 

want, use—

T h - size o f the new B iology B u ild -, B o tan y will meet in th is bu ild in g for 

I ing when com pleted will be s e c o n d J both lectu re s an 
I p , to th a t c f the Main «
1 1T h e bu ildin g is located on th. north 
is rapidly room w ill 
i side o f the cam p u s an d 
is r a p m ., 
I ride o f the cam p u s am i 

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R aym ond " D ic k ” B rew er, super

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A ll stu d en ts who were un able to 
atten d the m eetin g and who wish to

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D IC K B R E W E R H E R E .

^ o f ^ p w L u r 6 

T h is' v iso r o f ath letics a t S
se a tin g fa c ilitie s fo r sch ools, and a form,.,

viso r o f ath lete s a i ra n A ntonio h.gH try out fo r p laces on the p ap er have 
X T s ! and a form er -tar first b ase- been ask ed by the m a n a g ,„ g ed.tor 
m an with the South w estern l!n iv e r - :to turn 
s i t . P ira te s, turn 

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e n t e r e d S u m m e r . p h o n e n u m b e r ,,^ .n d ^ th e 

... th eir n. 

d ay s

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and will be

line 
new s h as been se t a t I o clock.

T h e follow irfg stu d e n ts 

atten ded 
the m ee tin g : M cK ennedy Sm ith, S. A. 
C row ley, E ste r A n derson , H orace 
1 lav. E v a B e rg , r. cl vein m arlin , v i i * a 
D ay, E v a B e rg , Edw in M artin, V eris
C layton , D e l e D a n c y , T ra v is U B y J.m a n of
A rth ur M erch an t, F re d D ay, 
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T E X A N

C L A SSIF IE D S

They bring results

l m n " = S S : s r a t S S U —
1 1 lu r e will resem ble 
— 
I B u ild in g 
I I . B l be s e v e r a l f e e t l o n g e r a n d a lso ; of 

in g e n e r a l a p p e a r a n c e h u t ( n e e essn n r c ia

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d e m o n stratio n ,

School. 
er h as been en gaged in teach in g.

Sin ce leaving college, B re w ­

D e p a r t m e n t 

g a v e

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which they would p r e f e r to w ork dur 
ing the term , a t his o ffic e in J Hall. C am pbell, S tu rg is H u rley, Gi b e ri 
A n y stu d en t, Whether he h a , had | M cA llister. E . I 
S t r .c k e l , V .ll.am
experien ce or not, is invited by th e ; W illiam s, N an W illiam s, Em ilio N an

I i som ew hat w id e r. 
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The c o n tra c to r's , , r i g . n a l p r.ce « » t h r « 

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.plu m bin g, e le ctrical work, and s o m e lta .n th e ir 

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m ake the fin a l co st in the n eigh b or­
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A cco rdin g to p r c c n t 

plan s, 

bran ch . T h ere w ere ap p ro x im ately 
HOO stu d e n ts in this d ep artm en t d u r­
the p a st year. All pre-m edic
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^ s tu d e n t, g et th eir fu n d am en tal med 

B U E H R E R G O E S TO D A L L A S 
F 

I* B u eh rer M ethodist student 

,.(iito r to join the s t a f f . 

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. w n iilm s R uth N «l-

The assig n m en t sheet fo r the r e - jB ia m le e, 

gn es 

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pastor, will leave Austin today for porters will be posted at 4 0 c'lock 
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Dalhe. where h, will .pend the next each afternoon for the ensu.ng day Lou,,. Byrme, Jack Ole , 1 
Jo h n P au l
two w eeks teach in g in the P re ac h e rs’ j on the bulletin board in the edi o 
R e p o r t ^ who ^
Sum m er Sch ool at Southern M elba- room in J HaU 

liUUISr 
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Jo n e s !' F loren ce R obin son, G ran ville I Carap M abry There

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cla sse s in Zoology and all c la sse s m jic a l train in g b e r *.

Chapel fo r the sum m er session o f 
the U n iversity began th is m orning a t 
9 :0 0 with Dr. Frederick Eby of the 
School of Education 
sp e a k e r . 
Special music has been a r r a n g e d fo r 
the exercises. 

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Dr. W illiam A . F e lsin g is ch air-

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sum m er session and Dr. J . B . W h in y 
of the E n g lish facu lty h as ch arge of 
the exercises fo r the week.

fo r 

Specific 

th# 
arran gem en ts 
week have not been completed but, 
according to D r. W harey, the prin ci­
pal sp eak e rs fo r the week will be 
men from the C h ristian Endeavor 
Cam p which is now being held a t

All Excavations Will be Com ­
pleted by End of This
W eek

Approximately $3,000 Given 
to Students W ho Were 
Co-op Members

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lon g 

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p a ro d ie s, 

of 
c h ie f. A n y th in g 
fre a k 
jo k e s, c a rto o n s , 
p oem s, will he g lad ly a c c e p te d p ro ­
IS OI SUI iiUIUIH WieiH. 
vided it is o f s u ffic ie n t m e rit.
T h e s u m m e r issu e o f T h e R a n g e r, 

v a rio u s m em b ers o f th e s ta f f a t th e ir 
hom e to w n s, in clu d in g d ra w in g s by
W illiam son , S te in e r, H a z e l t o n , and 
o th e rs . A s cop y is v e ry s c a r c e so
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w hich will a p p e a r a b o u t th e f i r s t o f to do so a r e u rg e 
J u ly , w ill c o n ta in p ieces w ritte n b y an y b its o f h u m or 

to con ri
th e y now .

tinting e x e rc is e s a sm all boy rushed 
up to one of th e d ign ified s e n io rs who 
;h ad ju r t re ce iv e d his o ra n g e-erteased
! d ip lom a. T h e y o u n g s te r w as a lm o st

ito rs.

the 

RfV , la w r e n c e II . W h a rto n , p a sto r b re a th le ss from e x c ite m e n t and ru n -1
ning, b u t fin ally m a n a g e d to g a s p , 
“ S a y , m is te r, w here a re th e y givin 
aw ay th em c a le n d a r s ? ”

U n iv e rsity 

U n iv e rsity a u th o ritie s had the e a rn -. 

I* rid a y w a s a big ay o r o n * o 

T h e re I® f ° h r o n ly one issue o f

illu m in ated 

d u rin g co m - a tty ’* s te lla r 
pun well 
p rob ab ly so de-? was ru sh in g ma* 
m e n ce m en t week 
p a rtin g s e n io rs could w ork o v e rtim e d e g re e in on e hand and a ra c q u e t . 

.» arou n wi 

ten n is m en. 

rn hi 

R a n » e r d u rin g the mummer, h u t 5 
t i m e and e f f o r t is b ein g spent 5

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an d 

b e st

a n t h e 
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tak in g th ose last. Song, lin g e rin g looks 
a t th e d * . r old “ b rain f a c t o r y ." 

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th e o th e r. 

T h . h o * , o f a * m n t K g y p t w arn W

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m a g a z in e o f 

its k in d , a c c o rd in g 

to

f r id a y m orn in g , 
tin g e x e rc is e s a sm all boy ru sh ed m od ern A m e ric a a re p lag u e! 

ju s t a f t e r g ra d - visited by p la g u e s, but th* h , 

. 
>y 

^

at 
o f A u g u st a t 

 be on s a le ab o u t th e m iddle
th e m a g a z in e sta n d s
th e m a g a z in e

- 

T h re e w ell-know n stu d e n t* will put 
o u t a d ire c to ry o f alt o f th e re g is­
tr a n ts in th e su m m er school. A c c o rd ­
ing to la te s t ad v ices fro m th e m , all
- r - 
o f the g irls will b eclassified as to r ‘*H ^ j .i g h t w ith o u t an y h ose. 
..liv e 

'‘w a r m th ," fo r th e b e n e fit o f

C h a r a c te r s : R u th and H o im an .
R u th : I th in k I ’ll go to

on th e J a w .”

I think I ’ll go to th e d an ce

H e ard in 
the R e g istra tio n Lin e
H e r : Do you re g is te r w ith m e?
H im : I h a v e n t’ seem ed to .

W e ta k e p le a su re in p re se n tin g the 
follow ing little o n e -a c t p la y le t of few 
words an d fe w e r g e s tu re s , en title d , 
.Sock on th e F oot Is VV orth I wo 
“ A 

o v e r 

th e S ta te .

T h e re w e re 1 ,5 0 0 R a n g e rs g iv e n ; 

to 
o u t o v e r th e d esk , 3 0 0 m ailed 
new s stan d s o v e r th e S ta te , and n() 
s e n t to a d v e rtis e r * o f th e la st n u m ­
b er th is p a st t e r m ; th e re w e re a lso 
th e 
1 3 0 0 L o n g h o rn * given 

ou t a t 

sa m e tim e . 

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H o im a n : W h a t!
R u th : Why n o t? G irl* 

on 

the 

s ta g e d o n ’t w e a r an y.

H o im a n : And I suppose you think 

all th e w o rld ’s a s ta g e .

(B u s in e s s of dodging m issies.)

R a n g e r Contributions 
Must Be Turned in by 
Juns 15, Says Midkiff

All co n trib u tio n s to The R a n g e r 
m u st be in by S u n d a y , J u n e 1 5 , a c -J 

c o rd in g to Morris* M id k iff, ed itor-in -

m ale d a te -h u n te r* .

“ S tu d e n t d in B a n n e d ,” le a d s h ead ­
line in A ustin A m e ric a n . N o, P u ri­
na, th e y did n ’t have a co tto n co u rs e 
a t th is p a rtic u la r c o lle g e .

Student Posters on 

Fire Prevention Are 

Displayed on Campus

BEST HOME
COOKED MEALS IN 
TOWN
B re a k fa st............................... 30c
Dinner .................................. 35c
S u p p er.................................... 30c

T R Y O N E A N D Y O U ’L L E A T N O W H E R E E L S E

OWL LUNCH ROOM

2 30 4 Guadalupe

Books

NEW AND SECOND 
HAND

STATIONERY

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

A t

T H E C O -O P

Griffith Drug 
Company

s s * * , 
pvf*rv 
every 

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r n
 

r i m Ct4Wf* D*mr in the Sowtfc
 

S h e 
B ailli (Texan

stu d e n t.« 
student,
j<aid: 
w hether he he a graduate o r!
undergraduate, o r a m atricu lan t
in the sum m er norm al, feel free
to m ake the most of the opportu - 1
nitres provided for him here, not
failing to keep in mind th a t the
I nolicy of all work and no play
the
the 
aMM» ISS, M*i» Builds. I w o rk e r” These prog ram s will; 
HHT wt-bonA ««•.!** both instructive and en er-
S T " ' S r t - . f J S J r f T t S * W t a i n l n * . . It »•»., entertainm ent 
. iof this kind th at L r . Sutton re-
«, 
* m i> f.rrr.,1 .A in his excellent ad-
f e r m i to in his excellent
 
 
'Ires* of welcome.,
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^ S S e i .e5 S S l! smtutdmf, md «**> J results disastrously 

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a ’iVn. .rfh.,.«3 a-ei.o.url mucj, BtudyinK to do to go to ;

iVtirinK the e n g i n e weeks we 
too

think th at we have 

— I the weekly lecture*, hut w e can-

 

 

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in-Oh** 

nout.Toy *ty » obis 

I n0| afford to miss them . These}
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.lectu res have all of the advan
tages offered by wholesome 
the same 
am usem ent and at 
enlightening and in-
tithe are 
lusty and A. S. Smith, •d.-ertfeiSntr | g f rU C t i v e .

““ “ Wil.UAM L. UcOlLL 
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Siniging Editm

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REPOHTKBS 

F .rr«nce EAiBwn 
Jmm te Wm4*» 

I ..ac til* K>.>v*r
Horace Day

B ' S t c r « H Hurter 

Wa ?|n Prt'-et
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A K A P P R E C IA T IO N O F A C T­
ING P R E S ID E N T m . S. S U T ­

T H E G R A D U A T E H is to ry H u b wilt 

m e e t in the A rch iv e R o o m , T u e s- J 

 

 

in 

to 

V ice P re s id e n t.

C . P . D E N M A N , 

to r y a re invited to a tte n d .

Dr. Sutton’s greeting 

Student Conference

Rev. W harton Attend* 

d ay ev en in g , Ju n e IO, a t 7 :3 0 . Alt 
graduate stu d e n ts m a jo rin g 
in his­

the 
Bummer school students in Sun­
day’s T exan w as excellent in dic­
thought. 
tion and beautiful 
A week ago Saturday Dr. Sutton 
made an address to 
the ex-stu­
d e n t s of the U niversity at a 
banquet at the Austin ( ountrv j 
large 
Club and captivated his 
In 
and enthusiastic audience. 
th a t speech he reviewed briefly 
his work of the past year as ant ­
ing president of the U niversity.
As acting president Dr, S ut­
ton has more than made good. 
His work has met with the ap­
proval of a1! and he has done as 
could 
well as anv other man 
have done. D uring tho year hi*
v 
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absoluteL hiu-- 
h as m aintained 
mony a m o n g both 
m em ber* and students of 
t nivorsity. To use^his own M f- br#th(r.in. , , w of the 
pre*sion, he has not been t.om-1 
petted to have any student on 
th e carp et” in hts office 
th is. 
y e a r. 
highent respect of students and 
the j 
faculty mem bers. Over 
S tate, the people are liberal in 
th eir praise of D r. Sutton’s ef­
fo rts. He came in at a critical 
the 
tim e, tackled his job by 
horns, and perform ed his duties 
well.

o f 
p re sb y teria n 
Church, is in Hollister, M o., a tt e n d ­
ing the annual stud ent c o n fe re n c e at 
is repre­
th a t place. Mr. W harton 
senting the 
.Southern P re sb y te ria n 
Church a t the c o n fe re n c e this y e a r.
Dr. Robert F . d rib b le of the gem
P re s b y te ria n
 SumUy and Dr. chai-
the Sn' IJ,n '| me„ V in so n , b ro th e r o f th e fo rm e r 
U n iv e rs ity , and
p a s to r, will
Jum. 15 Mr. W h a rto n will
A u stin on th e se v e n te e n th

ON THE HILL 
DAY BY DAY

Ile enjoys the esteem anil OI 

jn n ry , will be in 
^

B y M E W .

tnt ^ 

th e 

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r

. 

. 

A d isp lay of 

illu s tra te d 
th em es and co lo red p o ste r* is being 
c o n d u cte d in th e hall of th e E d u c a ­
tion B u ild in g by O lga Ju n ip e r, who 
It can be honestly said of Dr.
is re p re s e n tin g tho S ta te F ire In s u r­
and 
Sutton, “ well done, good 
a n ce C om m ission in its figh t a g a in st 
faithful serv an t.” and this ia the
f a i t h f u l - e r r a n t , 
......
and 
re in T e x a s . T h ese 
highest c o m p l i m e n t that can b e T h e la s t c i a .* e U y im t o yer fro m th e flr 
erne* w ere w ritte n and o rig in a te d
paid any man. H U work 
th e fell c l o u h J , h .
by g ram m ar school pupils over the
State a* u part of their regular work, 
and also to aid the commission in its 
effort* to combat the lo** and de­
struction caused by fire.

rem embered with 
w ays will Im* 
pleasure* by the students, ex-.stu- 
df*nts, and friends of the Uni­
versity.

a1-1 re g u la r seamen due to 
f circu m sta n ce 's.”

You a r r h e re , we a re her* 
j a re all h ere. W e, m eaning 

a r n i n im » tm - * » » W 

G re e tin g * ! 

te a c h e rs ,

s tu d e n t 

p o sters 

and we

school 

“ h,K'1 

,,M'1 

T o 

th e old 
line re g u la rs , not only w ant to g re e t 
I you but also to meet you esp* d a lly if 
j you a re you ng, p re tty and w insom e.
: If you are not remember ‘‘ p re tty 
l a * p re tty d oes,” and then moat o f the 
| porches do not h ave 

ligh ts 

• * * •

There is an announcement in

A LITERARY SOCIETY KOR 
SUMMER STUDENTS

In the exhibit, there are approx- 
ii mutely 200 cleverly illustrated, well 
written themes, and about 2.>0 large, 
mar I colored posters all made by pupils 
from 7 to 14 years of age except
theme* written by high
t o d a y ’s is tH i of lh*4 f i r j t m t?*V ' house directory give statistical in f° r-; , cbool students. All the towns of 
in # o f the* H o r # D o n a tio # 
t o n ig h t. 
ary society th at continues dor- |c<mcealed yard bcnche*. 
^ 
i n # th e 

and y ^ tio n have contributed to the com-
collection, which
rough sbows a great deal of talent and orig-

I hi* U lh® Only litfc r-1 p^i^jie*, location of tower lights 

( It! , 5 matJ0n in regard to 

I)jd y0U ever ride over a 

the b o a r d in g s ^ a 

Hew about having 

i th eir cla ssic b eau ty .

I position of this 

s u m m e r tim e . 

lights on the 

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to 

I 

lbe sta te that are teaching fire pre-

It hic* beef! SAid 

th at 

-” e jro8d with a sporty flapper and while I injdjty.

sp o k en word, w hether in p u b lic _ y0U WPr0 (jbing the driving still she 
or in private, is the most effec­
tive means of e x p r e s s i n g 
thought. The test of a m an’s 
: 
ability often is in the effective-
j\**m of h i* s p le e n . 
c f p u b lic s p e a k in g 
o v e r e m p h a s i z e d . 

I he %al^ e irBUCh rougher it was. Uh huh. 

" 
M TPK 

c a n n o t be 

- ; 

H 

p jn<, 

^ that freshmen are not- 
freshmen all th e y ear! T h e y are so 
g re e n in th e fa ll th a t th e tr e e s riled 
° U t h e i r leav es in d isg u st but a lo n g in 

in tb e f all that the tr e e s shed! 

hot) Id be able to talk effectively , 

^be chllectipn will be on display
wa* also sitting directly behind the du rjjj|| t i c nextYtcn days, according 
Miss .Junigeir who will spend the 
steering wheel, Ye*. Well did you 
try going over 

the entin, 4 immer jn presenting the ex-}

the same road 

ne5tt day by yourself and notice hoW hibit at the various school* uf Texas

, 4 n 
Longhorn yeti leader, will 
t |.4. sp rin g th e tr e e s on ce m o re can | both 
summer 

of 

p u b l i c . 

i r r e s p e c t i v e 

i n 
w h e t h e r y o u a r e R o m # t o b e a 
s c h o o l t e a c h e r , a law y e r , a n e n ‘ I co m p e te so w e have 
g i n g e r , a b ank ** f , a j o u r n a l i s t , o r I 
a preacher, the ability to ?peak 
in p u b lic w ill p r o v e t o lie v a l u -
.
.
In fact, a student will re­
able. 
ceive 
much benefit from a t­
tending the Hogg Debating C lub 
th is summer as he will from any 
on e o f hi* c o u rs e s . 

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the n ice cool 

tif sp rin g and su m m e r, 

^_____ 

RE C E P T I ON F OR SUMMER

S T U D E N T S .

A re ce p tio n w a* held Monday eve- 

; jn tbe interest of fire prevention,
_________ ©_—— -—
E N T E R S S U M M E R SC H O O L
B y 

. . s h o r ty ,» M ayer, popular

atteml 
school 
term s 
is a student in the Law De- 

' 
I n a rtm i
partm ent. 
..
r 
Mayer was elected yell leader last 
fall after the resignation of “ Shor 
ty” Nowotny.

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r e t u r n s FROM TYLER
th e
JuUan BrazeUon, editor of w—

E v e r y m a n 

M ost o f u s a r e hen* th is su m -1 nm % in lhe Girl s *Study bal1 for a11 popular comic magazine The Ranger 
m e r f o r th e p u rp o s e of i m p r o v - : new Summer School ^tudentA and during the last session, has returned 
in Tyler.
in # o u rs e lv e s 
degree
sch o o l Who Van - p a r e ’an h o u r a cal program wa* rendered at inter- j Braz€iton will receive 
W eek 
sh ou ld join th e H o g g , L e a r n i n g i wa* served bountifully to all P ^ e n t .] — .— 
to ffptffjf before 
should be a part of our edtica- Wives were the hostesses o f the OC-
warn.

s o c ie ty jval* during the evening, and punch I f rom the University this summer. 

in Summer Normal students A musk from a visit 

T h e U n iv e rs ity p ro fe sso rs an d th eir j

A COURSE IN VOICE 
AND PIANO

audience : 

to hi* home 

l i t e r a r y 

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an 

his 

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W E E K L Y P U B L IC L E C ­
T U R E S W IL L b f: b e n e ­

f i c i a l

H U N T ON H O N O R C O U N C IL 
K e n t H u n t of A u stin , 

re ce n tly
elected roc g ib er tit th e H on o r C o u n ­
cil f o r th e session o f 1 9 2 4 - 2 5 fr o m ;

The first of a aeries of public 

•Scho; ’1 

l;;iu‘ ation- 

lectures a * delivered Uxt night., w ™ **:1 • n'en,’; l.r of 
The attendance was 
large and j H“r'<'r C o u n n t T h * u 
everyone seined to enjoy 
p r o g r a m .

who will co m p o se 

the 

’f™ " ” 
.
the co u n cil will 

. 

the n e x t few 
be an n ou n ced within 
d ays, a c c o rd in g to Miss L u c y N ew ­

In biti m essage of welcome to 
students Sunday, Acting

the 

to n , d ean of w om en.

S even w eeks su m m e r te rm in 

V o ic e and P ia n o , M iss M a rg a ­
r e t R ice , e x p e rie n c e d a r t i s t — 
te a c h e r and c o n c e r t p e rfo rm e r. 
F ifty -m in u te piano lesson e v e ry 
fifth day-—te r m $ 1 5 .0 0 . T h irty - 
e v e ry 
m in u te 
fo u rth d a y , te rm 1 1 6 .0 0 . P h o n e 
2 5 0 3 Rio 
3 4 0 3 , o r 

lesson s 

v oice 

call 

a t 

G rand e S tr e e t.

BOOKS BOOKS BOOKS

WELCOME

Plenty to select from— both new and second­

hand. Give us a trial.

SUMMER STUDENTS

WE HAVE THEM

T o Our Beautiful Store

GAMMEL’S 

GAMMELL

GAMMELL

1004 Congress

W e w ould like to h av e you com e in and look over 

our co m p lete flo ck . W e c a r ry th e la rg e st asso rt­

m ent of toilet a rtic le s in th e South.

i Minimum 11 mmi 111 nw ti

miMinmit-rTr-------

THE TEXAS INSTITUTE OF APPLIED MUSIC
A ffiliated w ith th e U n iv e rs ity o f T e x a s 
A cro ss fr o m " S ” H all, 2 2 0 1 S p e e d w a y — T elep h on e 8 0 0 6

SUMMER SESSION— June 9 to July 19

M IR IA M G ORD ON L A N D R U M , Piano 
Reside nee P hone 5 7 5 4

M R S C H A R L E S H . S A N D E R , V o ice 
R esid en ce Phone 3 2 6 6 ?

J U L I O G A L IN D O , Violin-Cello 
Residence Phone 3 8 4 8

A Personal Visit Will C o m d * ** 

Y o u

ONI

Scarbrough Building

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

D evereux C om pany to 

G ive P la y s T uesday

in 

b o th 

S tu d e n ts 

p o u re d th e l a t t e r p a r t of th is w e 
sumifi 
i\ 
school a n d s u m m e r n o r m a l a re 
vited to drop into th e s ta d iu m head 
q u a r t e r s a t th e Y M C A f o r d e - c r q - 
live li t e r a t u r e and in f o r m a tio n con-

th e 

Seven Printers W ork 

Clifford D e v e re u x a n d his com ­
p a n y , inclu ding Z in ita Graff, will a p ­
p e a r in tw o p e r f o r m a n c e s nex t T u e s - ! c e rn in g th e s ta d iu m at a n y tim e 
da y , J u n e 17, m a ti n e e a t 3:30 p.m. 
a n d n ig h t a t 8 :15, a t th e W o m a n ’s 
G y m n asiu m . 
In th e a f te r n o o n , ably! 
s u p p o rte d by bis c o m p a n y of repro-1 
se n ta tiv e p la y ers, Mr. D e v e re u x will 
j p r e s e n t “ T he B a r b e r o f Seville,” and « 
at n ig h t “ T h e M u m m y ’s E a r King.”
T he p lay s given by th is company 
a r e of exc e lle n t m e r it, and a re pre- 
sentod w ith 
d u e in c 
into 
rn u n itv some o f th e h e s t of lite r a tu r e
a n d d r a m a . T he w ork of Mr. D e v e - U to t a l of $d,0S8.(M by w o rk in g as 
r e u x ’s p la y e r s is c h a r a c te r iz e d by a 
lint ty p e o p e ra to r s , m a k e - u p m en, a n d 
fine d istin c tio n , a n d t h e ir plays POR- j p ressm en in th e U n iv e r s ity P ress in 
sess a r a r e r e fin e m e n t and co m p e ­
te nc e .

Seven s tu d e n ts, c o m p o sin g the me 
of T h e „ aily T e x a n ,
SMsion> „ a r n e,l
, , 

On M echanical Force 
O f Cam pus N ew spaper

the p u r p o s e of 
th e life o f ev ery « " » - i 

T h e s t u d e n ts be g a n w ork 

men
J Hall. 

intro- (.h > n ir a , 

h„ 

a t 6 o’clock 

in 

th e a f t e r n o o n an d 

Sum m er Students to 

See Construction of 
Big M em orial Stadium

S u m m e r school s t u d e n t s will be 
f o r t u n a t e in t h a t t h e y will be able 
to see the g r e a t T e x a s M emorial S t a ­
dium t a k e d e f in ite sh a p e while they 
a r e in A u stin ,

the 

A t this tim e th e g ia n t steam shovel 
is re m o v in g th e la s t of 
chalk 
ro c k fr o m the p la y in g field on the 
.stadium site b e tw e e n T w e n ty third 
an d T w e n ty - f ir s t S tr e e t s and T rin ity 
the 
a n d R ed R iver S tr e e ts , across 
c r e e k e a s t of th e 
p rop er. 
W ith in th e n e x t few d a y s the c o n ­
c r e t e m ix e rs will b eg in p o u rin g con ­
c r e t e in to th e f o r m s t h a t will m ould 
th e fo u n d a tio n s f o r th e first set l i o n s 
of seats. C a r p e n t e r s a r e now p lac­
in g th e s e fo rm s a n d c o n c r e te will be

c a m p u s 

j w orked u n til 

I a n d 2 

o ’clock 

a t 

night e v e ry d a y e x c e p t S u n d a y .

T h e s tu d e n ts w h o w ere em ployed 

to h e lp p r in t The D aily T e x a n w ere 

Jim m ie T a y lo r, C. B. L o n g , H . D. 

E d w a rds, M oulton Cobb, C. B. Row e, 

C. W . T a b b , a n d Y oudal 

F ic h te n - 

baurn.

C la re nc e T ab b w as 

th e 

s tu d e n t 

p r e s sm a n w ho assisted 

in o p e r a tin g 

th e 

la rg e press w hich p r in te d 

tho 

4,000 T e x a n s ev e ry m o r n in g b e tw e e n 

th** h o u rs of 

I a n d 3 o ’clock.

In ad dition to th e ir w ork with the 

U niversity P ress, 

th e s tu d e n ts c a r ­

ried the r e g u l a r a m o u n t of w ork in 
th e U n iv e rs ity .

o-

Sale on «t Ye Lyttle Shoppes- 

2408 and 2218 Guadalupe.

-A T M U ELLER ’S SHOE STO R E

T he Correct S l
For Every Oc< 

| [ j J 
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Cobb at the Bat

By Ty.

UIHlUMtUlUiltUHIiUflEMUWMUUa

Collins of Austin, 

former 
Rip
x a i A&M pitcher, turned in an- 
er superbly pitched game Mon- 
y w hen he defeated 
the Phil- 
elphia Athletics, 5 to 3. Rip »« 
troll's 
the 
stin boy may pitch the I igert 
the American League pennant 

best pitcher, and 

year.

V O L . X X V .

M a r
Mist 
W . S. 
in m a 
ttie bi$,
D avis,
Rev. O 
side M 
cerem 
Mr. 
a te l y f 
F 
t r i p t< 
which 
side. 
t i n pr
gradui. 
1920 _____________________ 
in cha;
o f th e 

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th e C u b s have 

W11 MONG THOSE!
f an, IN SCHOOL 

f o r m e r college boy 
ic K een, a 
h u rle d for W ic h ita F a lls a couple 
r
e a rs ago, is one of th e best pitch- 
on 
th e Chicago C u bs te a m and 
i p o r t a n t f a c t o r in th e C ubs drive 
he p e n n a n t. 
\ ic to r K e e n , 
In 
• r C le v e lan d A le x a n d e r, a n d Vie 
dg e , 
a g r e a t 
D u g staff.

CENT HUNT CHC
f E X A S NE
MUNIER HNR 
HIE LEAVE FAR 
I

former South­
urtis Walker, 
ern U niversity star, has been 
l*d to Cincinnati by P hi! ade I- 
fll,! for Outfielder Harper. Curtis 
of
from college to the Houston 
ing
the Texas League but 
A year later
hJ * with the N ew York Giant*.
JUV1n a P / was traded to Philadel-
sunt,

J. W. We,
, 
b a tu rd a > J
Will join 
rope 
T w Clcugh, su p erin ten d e n t of the
th e p a r t y ‘‘Kh schf $ » is a t t e n d i n g sum -
to n and Nu00 * a n d *s a c a n d id a te f ° r an
fore anilin ~&ree* Mr* Clou&h is a lec" 
educational adm inistration
on th e s t d 1
a to u r of F > mummer school. His thesis p o u r V a r s i t y S q u a d M e n E n - : 2 ’7 ' 1
A VO II I U1 MZA 
A 
c o n tin en t ' r vey of T yler 
la te 
.•Austin te a m of the T e x a s As- 
I e g i
f () 
will be in th e thick of th e 
? u , ^ t fight d u r i n g th e second h a lf 
season, is th e opinion o f Mik<« 
I d 
ii, s t a r p itc h e r f o r th e W aco 
) A ustin w as fo rc e d to ch an g e 
J e r s this sp r in g ami h a s n e v e r 
able to g e t s ta r te d .

^ h <>ols.”
F n i - i
^ is w o r *{ ’n 
s t u d e n t 
Sftd rec e iv e d his B A * rief?ret'
T h e t a sororit,,auc'l t in th c « ■ » » « n o r -
' e la8t si* y<‘l' rs and f o r 
c ia l circles. 
.o y e a r s in s u m m e r School.

BREWSTER ANO SLEDGE GO

ter National Intercollegiate 
Meet at Philadelphia

of 
to make good. 

i y F lo ren ce R obinson

IS 

H o w a r d * Frizzell, s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of
v e r s if y of atine schools w as ele c te d to 
w h o has b p ia c e of d ir e c t o r o f the s u m * . . . . . 
, 
A n to n io , ,rm al a f t e r th e re s ig n a tio n of W h i t e a n d 
school, m C ro zier, of D allas 

\ i / * i l
I h a m e i m e r W i l l 

-----------
.. 

Miss Wel.one 

Irish Meusel.

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I 

th a t 
H e is an i n s tr u c to r in A m er- 
_^cll i t e r a t u r e a n d h ig h e r c o m p o s t 

in 

ey 

u *.i th e n o rm a l. Mr. F rizzell is a 1

E n t e r M a r y l a n d S t a t e 
T o u r n a m e n t

Carl 

B r a u n f o * 4* { °* M*A* dc*ree* 

s ( lyde Gee. su perin ten de nt 

L ew is N. W h ite and Lot
“ R ed ” T h a lh eim er, ran k in g r-
in
s , a r s Df 
Greenville public schools is a , e a v e F r i d a y f o r p h i l a d e l p i ,
| n t e!.e-
T o u r n - Un-

su p erin ten d e n t ( > t a r J o f , h e

lQ e n t e r , h e N a l i o n a l 

lr in English compos,Hon and 

U n i v e r s i t y , 

T e n n i s 

th e sta.Pt in sum m er session and is in- 
h,ghast 
the cam ihistory rn the sum m er norman 
t u r n e d fret h a s an M.A. d e g re e . 

J u n e

M a ry C

Y oung, B.A. of S o u th w e s te r n t 

h o m e i n C ly ami 
th e w eek -eJO| ^ ag r e c e n tly b e e n elected 
p r o f e s s o r jn h isto ry of 
t h e A lp ha 

tc a c h c r 

in T e m p le tou rn ey b eg in n in g

train up to th e nati

w ill go by w ay o f P 
and en ter th e Mary

.

.

.

H e le n Clae r n U n iv e r s ity . 

in 
f r o m Staunt-1 his M A - flo* rce a t Preg-
a t t e n d e d M ar

l i e 

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E liz a b e th 
\ 
a visit to Get

the 

W hite an d T h a lh e f th e y e a r is
trwrttmal to u m lld motion pic-
rtte T a y lo r 
for
.
. * 
d M onday to play
th e Q ueon 

. 
and as a doubles, , , 

T e x a s n e tm e n t i y a t 

, , 

era of th e T a y l o r is sim ply r a v - 
title. W M Ppy-go-lu cky little shop

M iriam Ba 
her home im 
sum m er scho

w ho received hE HELO TOBI

A llen M ars 

administration 
Monday fo r hut ^

; a m e s W i l l M a r k 

 ^

 J o r £ ,a n

ne

the

s an 
the j0y 0 f liVing int° 
singles «» 
e colorless by to o m uch 
i.adi
H e r p e r s o n a lity shines fro m 
h ° l d r e <>n to th e a u d ie n c e like r a - , 
tip, an d is as i n g r a t ia t in g to tho se 
rf) need t r e a t m e n t f u r the blues arui
»er n e rv o u s a ilm e n ts. 
f he p ic tu re w a s t a k e n 

f r o m 

th e 

I 

The Ku Klux Klan of 

Fort 
Worth has a baseball taem. They 
won their game Sunday, 6 to 0. 
The Knights seem to be able to 
star in the afternoon as well as at 
night.

I of 

T w o of the m o s t v a lu a b le m e m b e rs 
th e C in c in n a ti R ed s a r e f o r m e r 
s tu d e n ts o f T e x a s C h ristia n U n iv e r ­
the 
sity. 
b e st p itc h e rs in th e N a tio n a l L e a g u e , 
while Boob F o w l e r has b ee n f l a y i n g 
a s t a r g a m e a t sh o rt.

P e te D on oh ue 

is one of 

every 

Practically 

The days o f the sandlotter are 
over. 
rookie 
who goes to the big leagues these 
days is from some U niversity. Col­
lege players have elevated the na­
tional game and made it the most 
profitable of all sports and one 
in 
of the best paying businesses 
America.

a c c e n tu a te 

chosen Slip p ers 

- W i s e l y 
th e 
c h a rm of the c o s tu m e ; th e w ro ng o n e s m a r 
th e h a n d s o m e s t ensem ble. 
T o c o m p le m e n t 
th e g r a c e f u l frock o r d re s sy su it, here a r e 
b e a u ti f u l Slippers of Sued*1, Kid a n d Satin . 
j u s t th e slight d e g re e of e la b ­
T h e y have 
o r a te n e s s app ro ved this season.

— Patent

— Black Satin

— Colored Suede 
— Colored Kid 

— White

Wingmrd, 

.
f o r m e r U n iv e r s ity o f 

effects

— in the new sty les. Some 

in Dress S an d a l

$9, $10, $12, $14

J .H a r tle y M a n n ers, a n d th e A la b a m a boy, is th e p itc h in g sen sa 

play by 
a u th o r h im se lf m ad e th e sc re e n adap - 
e 
ta ti o n a n d c o n tin u ity . C h e s te r A. I is a 23 -y ear-old l e f t h a n d e r j u s t fro m 
tho N e w A o rk 
Lyon?? w as 
th e o th e r d a y and h a s de- 
fine s u p p o r tin g c a st inc lu d e s P a t O ’- Yanks 
Malley, H e ld a H o p p e r, C yril Chad- 
th e 
te a te d 
wick and o th e rs . 

te a m 
I A m e ric a n L e a g u e th is season.

p h o t o g r a p h e r . A j school. H e 

St. L o u is B ro w n s. 

a lm o st e v e ry 

t>on ° f 

b e a t 

th e 

in 

CARL H MUELLER
■aa c on i s a s s s Ava.

HAJEST QUEEN

III and

Jack Holt
O ilt e
Lone W olf

BETTER THAN 

THE FAMOUS 

“ PEG O’

MY HEART”

\

X I

A

P a u lin e G re e n Field
* has b ee n going t < --------

J

sity, New York Cii^,s(iay play hoL1^' 
gu m m er school. 

n w jn be he

Mrs. H e le n P a t e ] ° ' clock ^ w e e k ­
e nd a t h e r f o r m e r h«’ atrof,,uB u rn e tt.
Alice Cooke of DaPEs has e n te r e d 

g u m m e r school.

Bill E lk in s has r e t u r n e d to the Phi 
D e lta T h e t a house fr o m a visit to 
his hom e 

in H o u sto n .

H a r r y E. Moore h a s r e t u r n e d fro m 

a t r i p to C a m e ro n .

L ouise B y rn e of Sm ith ville 
m a tr ic u l a t e d in s u m m e r school.

has 

Lillian B aldw in h a s r e t u r n e d fro m 

a visit in S an A nton io .

C. B. M a y n a r d s p e n t t h e w eek-end 

in B a stro p .

F o b e y F u lc h e r s p e n t th e w eek-end 

in G e o rg e to w n .
 
--------
E lizabeth G reenlee

— 

— 

W ins $ 4 0 0 A w ard

\ % E liz a b e th G r e e n i e , o f C o rs ic a n a , 
h as been a w a r d e d 
th e W hiteselle 
sc h o la rsh ip of $400 f o r t h e n e x t s e s ­
In 
sion of t h e U n iv e r s ity of T exas. 
m e m o r y of h e r h u s b a n d , J . E. VVhite- 
selle, Mrs. K a te H u e y W hiteselle, of 
C o rs ic a n a , has e sta b lish e d th e J . E. 
W h ite s e ll’e N a v a r r o C o u n ty S t u d e n ts 
F u n d a w ith a n e n d o w m e n t of $5,000. 
T h e i n t e r e s t o f t h e f u n d is availab le 
t o y o u n g m en a n d w o m e n of N a - , 
v a ryo C o u n ty , e ith e r as a sc h ola rsh ip j 
o r b 

loan.

a 

No. 3

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$4.

Neckband shir 

mad ra s, Russia I 

and fancy clustt

aret; 6 | ' 
M.B.A} ,iegrees and \ 
lures; 2 candidates for the | 
a. in Med. degree and no fail- | 
s urcs; 2 candidates for PU. D. de- | 
| grc<*t and no failures.
2 
The Engineers had the largest | 
; per cent of failures of any school | 
of candidates, and the Laws fol- | 
lowed 

in close second.

TWENTY'S 11 SRE 
ROER PRIZES

Yearly Quota of Honors for 
Students Announced by 
President Sutton

JOHNSON IS STATE ORATOR

Athenaeum Holds Inter-soci­
ety Debate Champion­
ship

N a m e s of 

tw e n ty -six s tu d e n ts of 
the U n iv e rsity who h a v e won prizes 
offered by th e school d u r in g th e 1923- 
1924 .session w e re r e a d by P r e s id e n t 
W. S. S u tto n a t the C o m m e n c e m e n t 
e xercises. T h e y a r e th e fo llow ing : 
B row n U n iv e rsity M a th e m a tic a l 
P riz e s — F r e sh m e n P r iz e s : F ir s t Prize, 
A nd rew J a m e s Woods, Rogers*
ond p rize, L o r e tt Y oung, ^ e i r r ^ 
thi rd P 1 1e , LuujJkfiBlwfl' nmi-nririrn-------------

u n ' ve

. * ! V t & * >

K DECLARES 
WILL MIKE 
THER W E

.lo t*

.Auf**

BT e <
ile

' 

AV'*.^o>rc*ident W ill Ar- 

a te for Thurs-

: tov'0'8 

, ^ 

^ 0o ' - ' ' M e e t i n g

N C *

t o t
ii i 1

Bt RAISED

Biennial Budget W ill Proba­
bly Be Prepared 
Tomorrow

C on sid eratio n of the bi-ennial b u d ­
g e t and ro u tin e m a tte r s will o ccu py 
the r e g u la r m o n th ly m e e tin g of th o 
Board of R egen ts of th e U n iv e rsity 
h ere to m o rro w , P ro f. H. E. B olto n, 
who was offered th e p resid ency, h a v ­
ing wired t h a t he would n o t be able 
to 
un til F r id a y ,
| J u n o 13, a t IO a. rn.

to A u stin 

come 

' I

T h e m a t t e r of th e selection o f a 
p re sid e n t will n o t come up a t tho 
m eeting, and all discussion will bo 
delayed u ntil th e n e x t m eeting. Tho 
re g e n ts will not be in session F rid a y . 
Bolton will sp en d se v era l d a y s on tho 
cam pus, and he will p ro b a b ly not 
r#ach an a g r e e m e n t w ith th e B o a rd 
until a l a te r m eetin g, a c c o rd in g to 
L u tc h e r S ta rk , ch a irm a n of th e b o a rd . 
Bolton was offered th e p re s id e n c y a t 
the May m ee tin g of the re g e n ts , a n d 
a g re e d to m e e t w ith them in A u s tin 
f.nd discuss m a t te r s of s a la r y an d 
policy b e fo re his acc e p tan c e.

the 

leg isla tu re . 

A cco rding to S ta rk , th e bi-ennial 
to 
send 
b ud get will be p re p a re d 
T his b u d g e t 
to 
is p la n n e d to m e e t all of th e needs 
of the U n iv e rsity d u r in g 
tw o 
years follow ing th e p re se n t session, 
and will form th e basis of th e legis­
l a t u r e ’s a p r o p r ia tio n to be m a d e a t 
its n e x t session.

th e 

A mong m a tte r s postponed fro m the 
last session t h a t will be ta k e n u p t o ­
m o rro w , a c c o rd in g to S ta r k , is th e 
raising o f c e r ta i n fees in d e p a r tm e n ts 
of the U niversity. The fees r e q u it e d 
in some la b o r a t o r y courses h ave be- 
come too small to p a y fo r th e m a ­
te ria ls used by 
the s tu d e n ts , a n d 
these fe e s will be c onsid ered a t th e 
W ed n e sd a y m eeting. H eads o f th e 
d e p a r tm e n t s u n d e r c o n s id e ra tio n will 
« * * » mW* t e s of th e fe e s neces-
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serve
$17.00.
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cee meals 
8.00. Dial

nice, cool, 
and half 
sur- 
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n*rcial size, ad- 
Witherington, 
‘8677. Or leave ^

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hot water wash si. 
front room and garage 
trance. Convenient to 
Nueces. Dial 4313.

FOR RENT— Two rooms 

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New house. 307 Park Place 

loge Court. Phone 2446.

for boys or couples; 

ROOMS— I south, 3 southeast room 
sleeping 
porches; hot and cold water. Mrs. 
H. W. Schlieker, phone 2473, 2108 
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Pear! Street. 

with south 

MEN— Two large, airy south room<% 
sleeping porch. Hot 
and cold water. 5 blocks from cam­
pus. Meals if desired. Reasonable 
rates. 710 W. 19th Street. Phone 
— 10
4433. 

FURNISHED apartments; two, three 
or four rooms; sleeping porch, pri­
mate bath, garage; near University. 
2006 Wichita Street. Fone 4789.

one 

FU R N E , 
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lent and furnished
rooms, sleeps 
porches, and bath. 
One block of University on car line. 
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Very low rent. Dial 5109. 

room

bleeping porch, 

FOR RENT— Furnished 

room with 
exposure. 
104 E. 13th Street. Telephone 5488.
— 15

south 

WANTED— Roomers and boarders.
1709 San Antonio Street, phone 
— l l

4835. Mrs. Lewis. 

FOUR furnished rooms upstairs, 3 
blocks west University. Gallery, 
garage, car line, summer rates; 2503 
— 12
Rio Grande, phone 3403. 

$30.00 

BOARD 

and Room 

per 
month; table board, 3 meals $27.- 
00 per month; 2 meals $20.00 per 
month; I meal $10 00 per month. 
We will satisfy you. Give us a trial. 
Mrs. R. M. Owens, phone 6432, 307 
West 19th Street.

FOR RENT— Nicely furnished apart­
ments for housekeeping. Tele­

phone 8514. 208 E. 25th Street.

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students 

WANTED— Two men 

to 
room in a quiet home; room large. 
If there is any breeze anywhere you 
will get it in that room. Only two 
510 West 
blocks west of Varsity. 
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23rd Street. 

FOR RENT— Cool rooms 
to ladies 
during summer session of University. 
One block north of campus. 
2410 
University Avenue, phone 8826.

FOR RENT— Large southeast rpomj 
at 2004 Whitis Avenue; one-half I 
block of campus in quiet home. Also* 
Enrage'. 

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FOR RENT— To boys, cool rooms, 2 
blocks from campus; all modern 
conveniences, 403 West 25th. Phone 
— TO
3782. 

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FOR RENT— A two story 8 
residence at 2309 Nueces 
Street. 
Large yard, screened porches. C all 
in person at 510 West 23rd Street, 
or ring 6342 for particulars. — IO

NOTICE— Summer students. Don't 
forget to take the Dallas News 
while here. Early morning delivery. 
S. S. Pettus. 
Student carriers. 
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Phone 9117. 

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WHY IS THE DRISKILL 
SO BUSY?

Because the bulk of our business comes from old custo­
mers who know and appreciate high grade work and 
service—-they bring us new customers. 
It is our desire 
to please you. Phone 6444.

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