gfre Bailli t o a ii

A U ST IN , TEX A S, W E D N E S D A Y , J U N E 24, 1925

TEI IS SETTLEMENT at 5 o i i

o ’c lo c k 

w r i t e r s o f T h e D a ily T e x a n 
m e e t T h u r s d a y a f t e r n o o n 
in T h e T e x a n office, J

at 5 
H a ll.

Vol. XXVI

FOK,
C O M P O S E R , I L L 
/IPPEflR THURSDAY

ORITORIO CHORUS WILL 
GIVE PROGRAM TONIGHT 
CAMPUS THEATER, 7:45

A p r o g r a m of c h o ra l n u m b e r s un- I fl I tyT RA I Y F R IIT 
th e d ire c tio n of David Griffin! (J U 11 ■ I ll! I AL ll ill

d er 

I

Popular Concert Artist Will 
Present O wn Compositions 
at Community Singing

IBE

Mrs. Winifred Anderson and 
David Griffin Will Present 
F ox’s Compositions

O scar J. Fox o f San A n to n io and 
A u stin, a c o m p o s e r of n a tio n a l r e ­
now n, will p r e s e n t his ow n com po si­
tions, in a d d itio n to th e c o m m u n ity 
sin ging of p o p u la r so ng s, a t 
the 
c a m p u s sing, wrhich is to be held a t 
th e o p e n -a ir 
t h e a t e r T h u r s d a y a t 
7:45 o ’clock, David Griffin, w ho has 
c h a r g e o f th e singing, h as a n n o u n c e d .
Mr. F ox is a c o m p o se r o f n atio n a l 
r e n o w n , his songs b e in g s u n g by some 
o f th e c o u n t r y ’s m o st fa m o u s sin gers 
on t h e i r c o n c e r t p r o g ra m s . T w o of 
these songs have been r e c o r d e d by 
the V ic to r P h o n o g r a p h C o m p a n y . E s­
pecially p o p u la r a r e his c o w boy b a l­
lads, which a r e fo lk -tu n e s, o r original 
se ttin g s, o f 
th e v e rse s o f J o h n A. 
Lom ax, well kn o w n to all T e x a s exes.
R o m a n c e s F e a t u r e P r o g r a m

A g ro u p o f ro m a n c e s, also b y Mr. 
Fox, will be p r e s e n te d as f e a t u r e s of 
th e p r o g r a m as well as his folk-tunes. 
T he ro m a n c e s will be s u n g b y Mrs. 
W in ifr e d A n d e rso n , so p ra n o , a n d the 
c ow boy ba lla d s by David Griffin, b a r i ­
tone. The title s o f the ro m a n c e s a r e : 
“ N ight S o n g ,” 
“ E n ­
t r e a t y , ” and “ Love S ong .” T he cow­
boy b allad s to be su n g a r e : “ A Home 
on th e R a n g e ,” “ T h e Old Chisholm 
T r a il ,” “ G r e e r C o u n ty ,” a n d “ R o u n d ­
ed Up 
th e cowboy 
songs a r e re a lly fo lk-songs, t h e y will 
be p re s e n te d on th is p r o g r a m first as 
solos a nd l a t e r as c o m m u n ity songs.

in G lo ry .” As 

“ B ro ok side,” 

STUDENTS I L L

Tickets W ill Be on Sale 
Main Building During 
Next Three Days

city and tow n g ro u p b a n q u e t for 
fa c u lty and s u m m e r school stu- 
ts will be held a t the D riskill Hoi 
S a t u r d a y , J u n e 27, a c c o rd in g to 
s Lucy N ew ton , dean of women, 
sets are now on sale in the Main 
lding lobby and m ay be bo u g h t for 
to m o rro w and F r id a y , 
able r e s e r v a tio n s should be made 
J a i n B uilding 111 in o r d e r to care 
th e s e a tin g a r r a n g e m e n t s , Miss 
vton sta te d . A musical p ro g ra m 
ch will be given is in c h a r g e of 
'id Griffin, d ire c to r of th e School of

CALENDAR

W e d n e s d a y :

• WW

7 : 3 0 p . m .——C o n c e r t b y U n i v e r ­

s i t y C h o r a l S i n g e r s , u n d e r d i­

r e c t i o n p f D a v id Griffin. U n i ­

v e r s i t y c a m p u s .

r h u r s d a y :

7 : 4 5 p . m . — C o m m u n i t y S i n g i n g 

an d C o w b o y S o n g s , by O s c a r 
J . F o x o f S a n A n t o n i o . C a m ­

p u s o p e n - a i r t h e a t e r .

F rid ay;

7 : 4 5 p .m .— P o p u l a r 

I l lu s t r a t e d 

L e c t u r e , “ T h e W i l d f l o w e r s o f 

T e x a s , ” by D r. B . C. T h a r p . 

C a m p u s o p e n - a i r t h e a t e r .

S a tu r d a y :

7 : 0 0 - 9 : 0 0 p .m .— C it y a n d T o w n 
G r o u p B a n q u e t . D r ie k ill H o ­

te l , m a i n d i n i n g r o o m . R e g ­
1 1 1 . MLB. 
is te r 

r o o m 

in 

T i c k e t s l l . 
s t u d e n t s . 

F o r f a c u l t y and 
i n f o r ­

F o r f u r t h e r 

m a t i o n s e e M is s G l a s s .

7 : 4 5 p . m .— A m o t io n p i c t u r e , 
g r e a t 
in 

“ N o r t h 
d r a m a o f 

t h e S o u t h w e s t 

3 6 , ” 

t h e 

o f 

1 6 6 7 . C a m p u s o p e n - a i r t h e a ­

9 : 0 0 

p m — D a n c e. W o m a n ’s 

ter,

G y m n a s iu m .

will be given a t t h e c a m p u s t h e a t e r 

this e v e n in g a t 7 :4 5 , in stead o f the 

sched uled 

s u m m e r 

b a n d 

c o n c e r t, 

which has b e e n p o stp o n e d , a c c o rd in g 
to the c h a irm a n of th e e n t e r t a i n m e n t I 

c o m m ittee.

The la d ie s’ q u a r t e t f r o m th e O r a ­

torio C h orus, 

c o n sistin g of M ary 

Lubbock, L o r e n a M alone, G e r tr u d e 

B e rry and Eluise C avazos, will sing 

two n u m b e r s , 

the n a m e s of which 

have n o t b een given out.

Mrs. M c C a ll A p p e a r s .

Mrs. Jo h n R. McCall, well k no w n 

A u stin sing er, who a p p e a r e d on th e 

c o m m u n ity 

sin g in g 

p r o g r a m 

last 

T h u r s d a y , will be h e a rd a g a in 

t o ­

night. 

She will g iv e th e t h r e e fol 

lowing solos: 

“ B y 

the W a t e r s of

M in n e o tn k a ,” by L ie u ra n c e, “ E cho 

S o n g s,” by N e w to n , a n d “ T h e S ong 

o f th e Soul,” by B reil.

T o n ig h t m a r k s 

th e 

first a p p e a r ­

ance o f r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f th e O r a ­
torio C h orus, w hich o r g a n iz a tio n has 
been p r a c tic in g c h o ra l n u m b e r s tw ice 
a w eek fo r p r e s e n ta t io n d u r in g th e 
s u m m e r.

T he s u m m e r b a n d c o n c e rt, which 
was sch ed u le d on 
th e w eek y c a le n ­
d a r f o r to n ig h t, h a d to be po stp on ed 
on a c c o u n t o f the a b s e n c e of Rudolph 
Sippola, d ir e c to r , fr o m th e cam p us.

G B E W F O L E l

7:

Second m eeting of All Literary 
Societies W ill Be Held 
at Y M C A .

in 

A n o th e r jo i n t m ix e r of the lite r a r y 
societies, th e first o f which was sp o n ­
sored by th e H o g g D e b a tin g Club, 
will be held T h u r s d a y e ven in g at 
7:30 o ’clock 
It is 
being p la nne d by t h e societies to hold 
a j o i n t m ix e r e a c h week fo r th e p u r ­
pose o f m a k in g m e m b e r s o f th e v a ri­
ous societies b e t t e r a c q u a in te d with 
each o th er, a c c o r d in g to M orris H a n ­
kins, p re s id e n t of th e Hoggs.

th e Y.M.C.A. 

t h a t 

l it e r a r y 

T he p r o g r a m f o r th e e n t e r t a i n m e n t 
T h u rs d a y e v e n in g will consist of a 
piano solo b y O lga B ye a nd a r e a d ­
ing by M ary S a n d e rs.
T he p r e s id e n t o f 

th e H o gg De­
the 
b a tin g Club has re q u e s te d 
o th e r 
a 
com m ittee o f th r e e to m e e t w ith him 
fo r th e pu rp o se o f p la n n in g the jo in t 
th is c o m m itte e he 
mixers, and 
given 
to d raw up a 
p rog ram , to plan a m u s e m e n ts f o r the 
m ixer, and to a d o p t a n y new r e g u l a ­
tions t h a t m ig h t m e e t w ith th e m a ­
jo r ity ap prov al of the c o m m itte e .

so c ie tie s a p p o in t 

the a u t h o r i t y 

t h a t 

A special 

in v ita tio n has b een e x ­
in­
te n d e d to all s t u d e n t s who a r e 
te re ste d in 
l i t e r a r y society w o rk to 
a tte n d these m ix e rs, a c c o rd in g to the 
presid ents o f the societies.
 

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DIRECTS PEATS M E S T IS MADE

F

Unusual Features 

Lighting Promised 

Coming Productions

in Stage 
in 

I

in

T he th r e e o n e - a c t plays which will 
be p re s e n te d by t h e O u td o o r F la y e r s 
M o n d a y and T u e s d a y e v e n in g s J u n e 
29 a n d 30 in th e L a w Building, room 
3, will b rin g to U n iv e r s ity s t u d e n t s 
so m e th in g n e w in s ta g e c o n s tr u c tio n 
a n d s ta g e 
to 
J a m e s P a r k e , p re s id e n t o f 
t h e o r ­
ganiz a tio n .

a c c o r d in g 

lig h tin g , 

A p o r ta b le s ta g e 

is be in g b uilt 
specially f o r th e twro p e r f o r m a n c e s . 
I t will be s e t up in one e n d o f room 
3 of th e L a w Building. This s ta g e 
will b e e ig h te e n f e e t w ide a n d te n 
I t is b e in g m ad e so th a t 
f e e t high. 
it can be e a sily 
ta k e n a p a r t and 
c a r r ie d 
to a n o t h e r place o r easily 
sto re d .

T h e lig h tin g f o r th e play s is u n d e r 
the su perv ision of G r e g o r y F ole y, im 
s t r u c t o r in d r a m a tic s , a n d Bob Mas- 
singale. F o le y is h ere f o r th e f i r s t 
te rm o f s u m m e r school, h a v in g come 
d ire c tly h e r e f r o m th e O m a h a C o m ­
m u n ity T h e a t e r w h e r e h e is d ir e c ­
tor. S ta g e lig h tin g is his special field 
and h e p rom ise s som e 
a n d 
u n u su a l f e a t u r e s f o r th e o ne-acts.

n ew 

T ic k e ts a r e n o w on sale f o r th e 
T h e y m a y be 
tw o p e r f o r m a n c e s . 
p u rc h a se d f r o m m e m b e r s o f th e O u t­
door P la y e r s u n til F r id a y w hen th e 
r e m a in d e r o f th e tic k e ts will go on 
sale in the lobby o f th e Main Builds 
tw e n ty -f iv e 
ing. T h e tic k e ts 
c e n ts each.

a r e 

Zoo I W ill Likely Be Offered 
Second Term at Request 
of Students

Zoology I will likely be offered the 
second te r m o f th e s u m m e r session, 
acco rding t o a s t a t e m e n t m a d e by 
Dr. P a tte r s o n th is m orn in g. Dr. Eby, 
d ire c to r of th e s u m m e r session, has 
w ritte n the D e p a r tm e n t of Zoology, 
a sking fo r 
t h e r e ­
quest is re c e iv in g c o n sid e ra tio n . A t 
p re s e n t th e d e p a r t m e n t is busy with 
the m a t t e r o f m ov in g its e q u ip m e n t 
into th e new biology building.

th e cou rse, a n d 

Dr. P a t t e i s o n s ta te d f u r t h e r t h a t 
if th e co u rse 
in zoology be offeied 
next te r m it will b e held in th e new 
building. T h o u g h two o f the p r e s e n t 
c ou rses— zoology 16 and zoology I — 
a re m e e tin g in th e new Biology b u ild ­
ing, h aving m oved in T u e sd a y from 
the shacks, c o m p l e t e o c c u p a n c y by 
the d e p a r t m e n t c a n n o t 
ta k e place 
until perm issio n is received f r o m the 
Board of R e g e n ts. This perm ission 
will come upon th e a c c e p tan c e o f the 
building by the bo ard , and 
th e d e ­
p a r tm e n t e x p e c ts 
it w ithin th e n ex t 
few days.

in 

No classes o t h e r th a n the zoology 
th e new 
classes a r e b e in g held 
bu ilding ; h o w e v e r, 
is a good 
n u m b e r of s t u d e n t s receiving th e s a t­
isfaction of th e e la b o r a t e classroom s, 
f if ty in Zoology 16 and th i r t y in Zo­
ology 4.

th e ie 

P lans M ade by G irls’ 

Literary Club for 

Intra-Society D ebate

V ivian Richardson 

H as Illustrated Story 
In D allas N ew s Sunday

P la n s w e re m a d e 

f o r the 
ir.tra- 
society d e b a te s , 
t h e f i r s t of w hich 
will be held n e x t T u e s d a y , a t a m e e t ­
ing o f the Girls L iterary So c ie ty 
last night. The intra-society d e b a te 
team will be se lected on June 27 a t a 
regular m eetin g o f the society. A 
constitution was 
th e 
club, dues w ere assessed am ounting 
to $1 for t h e sum er, a n d Lois F a h y 
was chosen as the new secretary.

adopted 

b y 

Im prom ptu speeches were 

given 
by new m em bers o f th e club, and 
the m eetin g was concluded w ith a 
vocal solo by Miss F ahy, accom pa­
nied b y D olores V erzog,

A f e a t u r e s to r y w r itte n by V ivian 
I R ichardson o f L y f o r d w as pu blished 
.in S u n d a y ’s Dallas N ews, J u n e 21. 
The sto r y tells of a trip to C a lifo r n ia 
! in a c a r, a n d w as illu stra te d b y P a t ­
ton, Dallas N ew s staff a r tis t.

in 

a p p e a re d 

A n o th e r f e a t u r e sto ry w r it te n b y 
Miss R ic ha rdso n 
th e 
N ews Sunday, June 7. Miss Rich­
ardson studied fea tu re story w riting 
the past year under Lloyd G regory 
in the D epartm ent o f Journalism , and 
is at present an issue editor on The 
Texan. 
She w ill be editor o f the 
feature section o f "The T exan next 
year.

R eservations for 

Banquet M ust Be 

M ade at M .B. I l l

A il s t u d e n t s d e s i r i n g 

to a t t e n d 
the b a n q u e t to be g i v e n at th e D r is. 

kill H o t e l, S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g , J u n e 
27, at 7 o 'c lo c k , a r e r e q u e s t e d by 
Miss L u c y J. N e w t o n , d e a n of 

w o m e n , t o m a k e t a b l e r e s e r v a t io n s 
in Ma in But Id in g 111.

I i c k e t s 
p u r c h a s e d 

fo r 
in 

th e a ffa ir m a y be 
th e M a in B u il d in g 

lo b b y 
fo r $1 a p la t e . A sp e c ia l 
m u s ic a l p r o g r a m h a s b e e n p r e ­

p a r ed by D a v id Griffin, d ir e c t o r o f 

th e S c h o o l o f M u sic .

T

I

I

 DERATE^ 
E
TRT-ORTS FRIDAY

New Society Will Oppose 
Athenaeums in First D e­
bate July 7

H ISTD R Y LECTURE 
SERIES T U E S D A Y

Life of Stephen F. Austin 
Sketched by W ell-Known 
Authority

Pioneer Did Not Locate in This 
State for A nnexing to 
Mexico

B y R. J. W a t t .

“ No o th e r of o u r g r e a t com m on­
w ealths, except U ta h , ow es itself to 
one man as does T e x a s to S tep hen F. 
A u s tin ,” stated Dr. E. (’. B a rk e r, pro­
fessor of A m erican h istory in th e U n i­
versity, in his lecture T u e sd a y n ig h t 
on the “ Life and C h a r a c te r of Stephen 
F. A u s tin .” Som ething m ay be said
of the influence of Penn on P e n n sy l­
vania. of L ord B a ltim o re on M ary- 

T e x o n ia n L ite r a r y Society will hold llin(1( and o f O gletho rpe on G eorgia,
the in te rso c ie ty d e b a tin g ; but th e development of those s ta te s

try - o u ts fo r 

team F r i d a y e v e n in g a t 7:30 in the 

Law Building, it was decided a t the 

r e g u la r m e e tin g held last night. The 

m e etin g of the society will be a spe­

cial one, a nd no b u siness 

is 

to be 

cam e more as a m a tte r of course 
th ro u g h a g r e a t m ov em en t of w e st­
w ard 
colonization 
r a t h e r th a n th ro u g h the tire le ss labor 
of one man declaiming a w ilderness 
und er a fore ig n co ntro l.”

expansion 

a nd 

a tte n d e d 

to e x c e p t th e selection of 

the d e b a tin g team . All m e m b e rs are 

u rged to be p r e s e n t a t th e m eeting, 

as this 

is 

th e 

la s t ch a n c e f o r t r y ­

ou ts f o r th e term .

T he T e x o n ia n s will h ave t h e ir first 

d e b a te on J u ly 7, ta k in g the negative 

side o f 

th e child 

la b o r 

question 

a g a in s t th e A th e n a e u m L ite r a r y So­

ciety. A th e n a e u m won 

the c h a m ­

pionship d u rin g th e 

long session 

in 

in te rs o c ie ty debates.

A t th e la st weekly m e e tin g , held 

F ir st o f L e c t u r e S e r i e s 

Dr. B a r k e r s ’ lecture, which w as the 
first of a series of five lectures f o r the 
the G r a d u a te
su m m e r sponsored by 

(C o n tin u e d on p a g e 4)

EARLY CLASS IS

last n ig h t in the Law* B uilding, T e x ­

onian fo r m u la te d one o f the s tr o n g ­

est li t e r a r y societies on th e campus.

Eby Says 12 o ’Clock Classes 
May Be Eliminated 
Next Year

M any long session s tu d e n ts have be­

come m e m b e rs o f the society. The 

society prom ises 

to give 

th e older 

to 

a c c o rd in g 

clubs on t h e c am p us m u c h co m pe ti­
tion in the in te rsoc iety d e b a tin g con­
tests, 
th e presiden t.
T h re e new stu d e n ts w e r e a d m itte d 
to m e m b e rsh ip in the so c ie ty a t the 
last m e e tin g . T hey w e r e H om er 
M axwell, W. G. W rig h t, an d F ra n k 
B. Haley.

T he 12 to I o’clock classes m ay be 
a th in g of th e p a s t in the next te rm 
of the su m m e r school. A ccording to 
Dr. F re d e ric k Eby, th e 7 to 8 o ’clock 
classes a re much more p o p u la r th an 
those m eeting from 12 
to I. Two 
y e a rs ago, w hen 7 o ’clock classes were 
first tried , it was m ade optional with 
the in s tr u c to r s w h e th er o r not they 
would teach at t h a t hour. Only a few 
decided to t r y it.

stu d e n ts becom e 

Clark, Ex-Student,

W ill Tour Europe 

T e x o n ia n invites all s t u d e n t s to a t ­
te n d its m e e tin g s and d e s ire s th a t a 
few m o re 
active 
m em bers.

At p re se n t th e re a re tw e n ty -six 7 
o’clock classes w ith an e n ro llm e n t of 
701 stu d e n ts , an av e ra g e of tw e n ty - 
seven .students to th e class. In tw enty- 
seven 12 to I o ’clock classes t h e r e are 
enrolled 603 stu d e n ts, an a v e ra g e of 
tw enty-tw o s tu d e n ts to the class. Only 
two 7 o ’clock classes have less th a n 
I 
ten s tu d e n ts , while e ig h t 12 
classes have less th a n ten. 
I he small 
e arly m o rn in g classes a r e such by ac­
cident, Dr. E by s ta te d ; in th e case of 
the 12 o’clock classes, the small n u m ­
the 
P r o f. J . L. Clark, h e a d o f 
ber is due to th e f a c t t h a t s tu d e n ts did 
d e p a r t m e n t o f history o f Sam H ous­
not wish to have a class a t t h a t hour. 
ton College, Huntsville, will sail from 
If the 12 to I o’clock law classes are 
th re e
New Y o rk , J u n e 27, 
, taken aw ay , we find t h a t th e academic
taken aw ay, we find t h a t th 6 academic
m o n th s ’ visit to Europe, a s th e gu est | daggeg fo r t h a t h o u r a v e ra g e less than 
o f S h e rw o o d Eddy, with a p a r t y o f J tw e n ty s tu d e n ts to th e class, 
tw enty stu d e n ts to th e class.
eighty-five e d ito rs and e d u c a to r s .

W ith 85 Educators

f o r a 

to 

' 

* 

P r o f e s s o r Clark is an a lu m n u s of 
the U n iv e rs ity o f C a lifo rn ia , Texas 
U n iv e rsity , and Colum bia U niversity.
T h e tr i p o f th e e d ito rs a n d e d u c a ­
to rs 
is sponsored by th e Fellowship 
C h ris tia n Social O rder, a n d th e trip 
is m a d e f o r the purpose o f stu d y in g 
c o n d itio n s in Europe. B e rlin , Paris, 
L ond on , a n d Geneva will be visited 
b y th e p a r t y .

“ It looks a s if, in a n o th e r y e a r, or j 
even n ext s u m m e r ,” Dr. E b y said, “ it 
would be the p a r t of wisdom to a b a n ­
don most of the 12 o’clock classes and 
increase the n u m b e r of those m eeting 
from 7 to 8.’ ’

is 

Dr. E b y ’s opinion 

t h a t classes 
should ru n fro m 7 to 12 o’clock 
in 
the morning. Then, if othtfif* classes 
m ust be had, they should meet fro m 3 
to 5 in the a fte rn o o n .

IVY FROM WINDSOR CASTLE

COVERS MAIN BUILDING

th e r e 

ivy w ere n o t to be

B y Me! vin W i l l i a m s o n 

g row th of th e 
In 1885 t h e r e was p la n te d on the had, an d soon 

then g r a d u a lly th e 

th e s p r ig b ro u g h t o v e r 

cam e b ligh t, 
died. 
It 
d e p ly en- 
tre n c h e d to be pulled d o w n —-its g r a y 
th e 
u n sig htly 
o th erw ise ugly 

le ft side o f the main t o w e r o f the 
Main B uilding, a sprig o f ivy from clings 
the T o w e r o f lo n d o n . Y e a rs passed 
a n d 
'85 ; stem s spread ov er 
was given a companion on th e o th e r bricks, m a k in g an 
side o f th e to w er. T h is b it o f vine wall a little less hideous, 
cam e fr o m W indsor C a stle in 1887. ! A few y e a r s ago, th e E n g lish ivy 
As ti m e w e n t on the tw o little vines began to sicken a n d die, t h e r e c am e 
g re w up th e side o f th e to w e r and a dem a n d f o r some fo r m of beau- 
tific a tio n of th e old building. T h e re 
fa ste n e d 
them selv es 
w ere p erso ns in th ose d ays who de-
crevices o f th e wall. 

th e r e still, 

d e e p 

too 

the 

ivy 

in 

in 

T he m ain stems g re w v ery rapidly mantled som e se m b la n c e o f pie tu r- 
T h e re 
in its were no shacks t h e n - —only th e old

fo r a few' ye a rs, but by an d b y the esq u e n e ss on 
h ot T e x a s sun began to g e t 
work. The cold, w et d a y s o f Lon- 
to the I 
don, 

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t h a t were 

n e c e ssa ry 

c am p us. 

th e 

No. l l

THALHEIMER GOES 
INTO FIFTH ROUND 
IN TENNIS SINGLES

TEXAN SOCIETY 
SCRIBES TO MEET

I Ii** f o l l o w i n g w r i t e r , m u t t a t t e n d
i t he m e e t i n g i B o n n i e T o m R o b i n . o n , 

B e * . M i n t e r , M a g g ie D e a l e , B e r n i c e 
B o g a r t , C o u r t n e y B o o t h , E li z a b e t h 
j A lle y , A lv ia A b r a h a m ^ , and M a r ia n
S c o t t .

SPIRITED DEBATE

Society Will Hold Try-outs for 
Intersociety Debates 
Friday Night

Tho A th e n a e u m L ite r a r y Society 
its weekly m e e tin g T u e sd a y 
held 
nig ht 
th e b a s e m e n t o f th e Law 
in 
Building, w ith a b o u t fifteen m e m b e rs 
in a tte n d a n c e .

dispo sing 

T he m e e tin g opened w ith a spirited 
th e c h a ir m a n and 
d e b a te betw e e n 
the critic as to th e d u tie s of th e ser- 
g e a n -a t- a r m s . A f t e r 
of 
ro u tin e business and e le c tin g new 
m em b ers, th e following p r o g r a m was 
p r e s e n te d : 
“ The U n iv e rsity o f T exas 
Oil L and C o n tr o v e r s y ,” by F r e d Por­
t e r ; “ T he A r t of G ra d in g G o v e rn ­
m e n t P a p e r s ,” by T a y lo r Cole; “ The 
A th e n a e u m of F o r m e r D ays,” by 
F r a n k S tu b b e m a n ; a n d “ My F irst 
W e e k ’s E x p e r ie n c e 
Law 
Scho ol,” by Bascom Cox. O w ing to 
th e a b se n c e o f th e Hei-geant-at-arms, 
tw o n u m b e r s o f 
the p r o g r a m were 
held o v e r u n til th e n e x t m eeting.

the 

in 

E lim in a tio n c o n tests will be held 
F rid a y n ig h t to d e te r m in e w ho will 
r e p r e s e n t th e A th e n a e u m in th e d e ­
b a te with 
th e T e x o n ia n S ociety on 
J u ly 7. T h e question is, “ Resolved, 
th e Child L a b o r A m e n d m e n t 
T h a t 
S h ould Be A d o p te d .” T he r e p r e s e n ­
ta tiv e s o f th e A th e n a e u m will 
tak e 
th e affirm ative side o f the q uestio n,

 —o---------------

H am lett Em ployed 

On Editorial Staff 

O f Fort W orth Press

Louis T. H a m le tt, who received his 
d e g re e from the U n iv e rsity in J u n e , 
is w ork in g on the edito rial staff o f the 
F o r t W o rth Press, acco rd in g to word 
received in A ustin W ednesday m o rn ­
ing. H a m le tt received a B.A. and 
B J. fro m th e U n iv e rsity in J u n e .

received his n e w sp a p e r 
tr a in in g in the School o f Jo u rn a lis m 

He w as t h e a t e r e d ito r of The T e x a n 
d u rin g the p a st session, and w a s an 
issue e d ito r previous to th a t tim e.

H a m le tt 

o f th e U n iv ersity.-o..............—-

Sw im m ing Party for 

M ethodist Students 

Scheduled Saturday
An all-M ethodist sw im m ing p a rty 
will bo held a t B arto n .Springs on S a t­
u rd a y a f t e r n o o n , J u n e 27, a t 4:30 
p.m. T h e m e m b e rs o f U n iv e rsity 
M ethodist C hurch will f u r n is h free 
th e ir au to m o biles.
tr a n s p o r t a t i o n 
L u n c h will be s e rv e d on the “ D utch 
t r e a t ” basis, and 25 c e n ts will cover 
a ll 
are 
urg e d to m e e t at th e c h u rc h prom ptly 
a t 4 :3 0 . O th e r social e v en ts 
f o r 
M ethodist s tu d e n ts will he ann ou nced 
e v e ry tw o o r th r e e w eeks th ro u g h o u t 
th e s u m m e r.

expenses. S tu d e n ts 

y o u r 

in 

N ey Studio W ill Be 

O pen to University 

Students on June 29
E lisa b e t Ney Studio, now owned 
by th e T e x a s Fine A r ts Association, 
of which Dr. W. J . B a ttle is p re si­
d e n t, will be open to m em bers of the 
F a c u lty and stu d e n ts of the U n iv e r ­
sity on Monday a f te r n o o n , .June 29, 
from 4 to 6 o ’clock.

Mrs. R og er C. R o be rde a u and other 
m em b e rs of the T exas F in e A rts As­
sociation will be hostesses. 
Punch 
will be served d u rin g th e receiving 
1
hours. 

Thalheimer Defeats Fitch of 
Rice, 6-2, 6-1; Only Sur­
vivor From Southwest

the national 

PH ILA D ELPH IA , Pa., June 
23.— Louis T halheim er, flame-
thatched ace of the Texas rac­
quet squad, advanced to the fifth 
inter­
round of 
collegiate ten nis to u r n a m e n t a t P h ila ­
d elph ia when he d e fe a te d 
th e Cali­
in s tr a i g h t sets, 
f o rn ia s ta r , Stow, 
the 
th e dny 
in 
E a r l i e r 
11-9, 6-3. 
lithe T ex as net king, who is still th e 
.sensation of th e to u r n a m e n t, had de­
feated Sam F itc h of Rice 
r a t h e r 
handily, 6-2, 6-1.

u nc a n n y , T h a lh e im e r 

E x p e r ts who picked T h a lh e im e r to 
win th e to u r n a m e n t a f t e r his u n e x ­
pected victory over A rnold Jones yes­
te rd a y continued to see th e ir predic­
tions verified today. W ith a service 
alm ost 
b a f ­
fled F itch easily and then played sen­
sa tio n a l uphill 
to win fro m 
te n n is 
Stow , who less f a tig u e d took a com­
m a n d in g lead e a r ly in th e first set. 
Stow played steady but n ot b r illia n t 
ten nis and it seemed c e r ta in to d a y t h a t 
only a racq u e te er with e x tr a o r d in a r y 
brilliance will be able to cope w ith 
T h alh e im e r. Stow lacked t h a t b r il­
liance and he w ent th e sam e w ay as 
Fitch , Jones and H e rbst.

W i l l Meet H a r v a r d S ta r

T ha lhe im e r opposed a n o th e r seeded 
p layer, G ra h a m of H a r v a r d , whose 
te n n is t r y in th e to u r n a m e n t has been 
excellent. E a r li e r in th e year he wa* 
d efeated by Jo nes of Y ale and it would 
quite enhance his 
lf he 
could come back w ith a victory over 
the conqueror of his Old E li rival.

re p u ta tio n 

took 

T he cham pion T e x a s doubles te a m 
of 1923 and 1924 m in u s Lewis W hite 
and plus Red M a th e r elim inated B u t­
ler College in the first round of the 
doubles today. T h e Longhorn com­
bination did not look qu ite as stro n g a s 
th e 1924 title w in n e rs, b u t th ere w ere 
m any reasons f o r this. T h alheim er 
had already played th r o u g h tw o h a rd 
m atches, he w as p a ir i n g with a p a r t ­
ner str a n g e to his w ays and M ather 
is new to na tional in tercollegiate com­
th e first set, 
petition. B utler 
6-4, b u t the Longhorn redheads rallied 
and grab bed the tw o final sets by the 
sam e score of 6-3.
R e m a i n i n g S o u t h w e . t R e p r e s e n t a t i v e
T h a lh e im e r r e m a in s the only rep­
r e s e n ta tiv e of the Southw est in the 
to u r n a m e n t. He s ta n d s in a fa ir way 
to accomplish w h a t W hite, Gregory, 
D ru m w rig h t and o th e r Longhorn court 
heroes 
th e p a s t could not ac­
com plish: b r in g in the singles title to 
T ex as. Twice 
th e Longhorns have 
c a r r ie d off th e doubles trophy and on 
sev eral occasions th e y have advanced 
to th e final singles round, but never 
h a s a Steer ace come off undisputed 

victor. -—o-------------- *

SM ITH ATTENDS C O N F E R E N C E

in 

“ Block” Smith, h ea d o f the U ni­
versity Y.M.C.A., le f t H ollister some 
tim e ago and is now in U rb a n a , IU., 
visiting with Mrs. S m it h ’s relatives.

He will go fro m 

th e r e to Camp 
G ray, Mich., to a t te n d th e National 
Y.M.C.A. S tu d e n t S e c r e ta r ie s C onfer­
ence, r e tu r n in g to A ustin the latter

p a r t of Ju ly .

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q u a lifie d abience t e a c h e r s ; b u t com- 
t h a t we have 
mon sense a n d all 
lea rn e d o f th e h isto ry o f ed uc a tio n 
p la in ly tell u s w hat will h a p p e n 
if 
the d o c trin e of e v o lu tio n or a n y t h e ­
o r y u t d o c tr in e a t t r a c t i n g u niv e rsa l 
th e d o c trin e o f e v o lu ­
in te r e s t, a s 
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le g isla to rs o f T e n n e s se e 
th e 
th e 
choice of g iv in g th e d o c tr in e o f evo ­
the w ord as physics 
real sen se of 
lution 
th e S t a te 
th e y o u th o f 
or c h e m istry . 
if science, in 
T h e n 
u n d e r th e d ir e c tio n o f c o m p e te n t in-
the b ro a d e st ?*-nse o f th e te r m , is a
body o f g e n e r a liz a tio n s o r laws b a se d Ia t r u c to r s o r o f t u r n i n g th e m loose, 
am assed, se v e re ly te s te d I h e lte r -s k e lte r, into th e v a s t body of
upon fa ^t 
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in, o r c o n d u c tin g a j o u r n a l ; the in ­
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te a c h in g jo u r n a lis m .
A lth oug h th e w ord “ j o u r n a l ’’ m ay
include m a g a z in e s, it is confined fo r
n e w sp a p e rs.
p u r p o s e s , to 
p ra c tic a l 
I T h e re a r e 
th r ^ e m a in divisions of
[ n e w s p a p e rs : a d v e r tis in g , c irc u la tio n ,
la n d e d ito ria l w ork. As the m a j o r it y 
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ta n ta liz e d , it follows t h a t th e a d e n - > s u b je c t, T h e be«t w ay t o s t i m u l a t e !
th e o r y . 

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to p u t 
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u n d e r th e edict. T h e s u r e s t w ay 
s u r r o u n d i n g a 
a | T h e hef t 
r e v o lu tio n is t with 
nim b u s 
so lution of th e issue, as f a r as th e , 
Scopes c a se 
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upon filain c om m on se nse .

to p e r s e c u te him . 

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a t t e m p t is also m a d e to e le v a te tile 
s ta n d a r d s o f the p rofession.

is 

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th r e a t e n i n g 
m o re an d m o re to d e s tr o y th e p r in ­
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c i p l e o f the n e w s p a p e rs, th e neces- 
T,n^* sity f o r tr a in e d jo u r n a l is t s beco m es 
c o n s ta n tl y m o re e v id ent. P e r s o n s a r e 
c o n tin u a lly d e p lo rin g se n sa tio n a lis m , 
in n e w s p a p e r s ; 
s la n g and m ista k e s 
in th e 
j union, c a n n o t sp a re $18,500 to m ain-
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explosion.
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be in te r e s t in g to see if th e e d ito ria l | n a j anfj e x t m i a j
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of m od e rn science a n d t h a t in s o f a r n 
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progress.

e x a m in e
all e x is tin g fa cts c o n c e r n in g th e doc-
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tr in e o f evolution, e i t h e r to s u b s ta n -
fin dings o f w h a t m ay be
th e D a rw in ia n school, o r to
i n te r p r e ta ti o n upon
t h e i r own 
th e e x is tin g facts, 
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r e f u s e s to e x am in e th e e x t e r n a evi-
d a n c e s of evolution on th e g r o u n d s 
th a t the Biblical s ta te m e n t is so all 
inclusive and a b so lu te as to pro hibit 
th e ir b e in g 
c o n sid e red , he cann ot 
claim to lo* a sc ien tist.

In s te a d o f m a k in g a n y su ch a t ­
t e m p t a t a scie n tific a nalysis o r of 
voicing his s ta te m e n t* in te r m s an d 
s p i r i t of m o d e m science, it is p lain ­
ly e v id e n t, from a c o n sid e ra tio n of 
th e
th e e d ito ria l as a whole, 
w r it e r a p p ro a c h e d th e q u e stio n fro m , tf' xt ** th e ?ol<* an(* u b i m a t # a n t h o r ­
c o n c e r n in g th e re la tio n s of man
in e h isto ric view po in t a n d m a in ta in i 
in! thi« view point th r o u g h o u t h i. a r - , f0 t h '' u n h ' e r "e an<l »® 
» n d t h a t 
is c le a r a n d precise
Kum,,nt 
J S c r ip tu r a l te x t 
in­
in a n y single 
a n d n e v e r open, 
stan ce, 
to 
to m is u n d e rs ta n d in g o r 
m is c o n stru c tio n , t h a t n o th in g can h e 
added 
it, 
its or d e tr a c t e d 
to 
the existe nc e of a 
th e n h*- denies 
s c i e n c e o f theology.

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thesis w ith th e c h a r g e t h a t th e whole 
e d ito ria l is an a t t e m p t to uphold th e 
m o d e m view o f 
n a t u r a l as 
th e 
a g a in s t 
th e s u p e r n a t u r a l , “ th e ulti­
m a te re s u lt o f which is to ta k e a w a y 
fro m th e Bible its a u t h o r i t y , to rob 
C h ris t o f his virgin b ir th and his 
d e ity , besides c a s tin g r e f le c tio n upon 
the 
th o se w ho a rc 
so b e guiled as to still c lin g to th e 
te n e ts of th e ‘old tim e re lig io n .' ”

In te llige n c e of 

implied 

t h a t th is 

t h a t “ n o th in g 

I t w ould seem 

is going 
r a t h e r f a r w hen G. J . C. a d m its in 
is 
th e sam e b r e a t h 
s t a t e d d ir e c tly or 
a b o u t 
th e se p o i n t s / ' B u t he 
is n o t c on ­
t e n t to s to p a t this. He e o n ti n u e d : 
I**— Y e t it is j u s t such a n a t t i t u d e as 
is m a n if e s te d by 
th a t 
b re e d s c o n t e m p t f o r th e in sp iratio n 
o f th e Holy S c r ip tu r e s , f u r all th e 
th e r e ­
evils 
f r o m / '

t h a t follow 

this w r i t e r 

logically 

S i m p l e S a d i e t h i n k s a n o y s t e r s h e l l 

is a k i n d o f b u l l e t u s e d 

in 

h u n t i n g .

la s t n ig h t/*

“ I sa w a m an g e t d r u n k on w a t e r y e a rs

~ 

“ W h a t t h ’— ?” 
“ Y e a h, he d r a n k a q u a r t while v a - ; —. 

* 

' 

Hoeing on the lake. ’ 

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. 

n 
L>f• Law H eads N egro

» r

J 

J a c k 

( i l l u s t r a t i n g 

p u n c t u a t i o n 

m a r k * b y k i s s e s ) : 
com m a . 

N o w 

t h i s 

J a c q u e l i n e : N o w s h o w m e 

d a s h .

S i l e n c e 

f o r a m i n u t e .

He

( a t a v ery la te 

h o u r ) : I 

j )r 

j a w 

rem J 

? e v e r a ,

S k etch es M onday
n e g ro
is a sk e tc h e s to an in te re s te d a u d ie n c e on
t h e c a m p u s a t th e open a ir t h e a t e r
T h e fir s t sk etch
was ta k e n fr o m a c h a p te r in “ H u c k le ­
b e r r y F in n ,” in which th e n e g ro , J im 
ta lk s in a F r e n c h dia le c t a b o u t k in g s 
love esp e c ia lly K ing S olom on. T h e sec-

t e n ? M on day evening. 

you. A n y th i n g you s a y goes. a n d s k e tc h was 

ta k e n 

fro m 

Joel

S h e : 

\ ou. 

“ I s u r e did cuss to s t nigh t. 

I h a d | m o s q u e s . 

This is th e c ru x o f the w h o l e a r ­
th*- Bible

T he 
the o v e r th r o w o f Pa l r rn- | th(. g a |)€ rn at u r a l . 

g u m e n t. 
w ith sto o d 
U ^ J e o g r a h y proves t h a t those who j (h(, w o rd 
o f
d e fe n d e d 

te n e ts 

W e m ig ht k now w h a t G. J . C. 
m e a n t if hi* could d r a w an a b so lu te 
d istin c tio n b etw een th e n a t u r a l and
In one sense of 
if th(,re ja a n y d istin c tio n

t h a t 

f a c t 

the 

P a tris tic I |)(.tw e e Ti th e n a tu r a l a n d th e su p e r
 e n c r o a c h e s upon

th e o rie s o f [ n a t u r a l

t h e n a t u r a l

,

 

.

.

.

th e 

, 
th e 

a n c ie n t 

e r r o n e o u s

a s tr o n o m y w e re 

o 
S in c e ! 

th e Bible a n d 

- m p e m a n ira ! a ^ 

* 
s y ste m . 
. . . . . 

that he c a n n o t see 

ly a d m its 
letw een J |.t,a s a n ^o r 

T it* w r i te r o f th e e d ito ria l fra n k -
the
qu ibble o ver th e n a t-
I f God

th e e x a c t s t i ­
in t h e i r i n te r p r e ta tio n s o f t h e partk* L ™ , a l a r g e th e ir sp) ie re of knowl 
Olar p o in ts Of .Scripture f r o m which e(J e
th e y de riv e d th e ir a r g u m e n ts to sup-
p o rt 
ther** can bo no con 
t r u t h an Ret fo rth in 
t r u t h m found in th e physical w orld, ] 
it t h e r e f o r e follow s th a t B run o, who 
was b urn e d as a h e re tic , and G alil­
eo, who was 
in- 
position , were n e a r e r th e t r u t h , both 
in set, 
th e Bible am i as 
th a n 
found 
were those who, iu th e n a m e o f the. 
Srue faith, p e r s e c u te d th e s e men of 
vision.

c r e a te d all a c c o rd in g 
th en all is n a tu r a l - o r s u p e r n a tu r a l,
which 
Ile believes 

th e physical world, 

im p riso ned by th e 

the s u p e r n a t u r a l 

fo rth 
in 

t h a t ex iste d 

is one and 

[ u r a l a n d 

th e sa m e 

. . . . . . 

i ai, 

th a t 

to 

in 

„ 

a flat t i r e . " 

“ In sid e or ou tside of y o u r c a r ? "
“ B o th ."

#

W H A T I S J O U R N A L I S M ?

W H Y T E A C H I T ?

B y J o h n S a m m o n s

is 

( E d i t o r 's n o te : T h is 

th e first
o f a s e rie s o f a r tic le s which a t t e m p t 
its 
to define 
o f 
im p o r t a n c e 
T e x a s ) .

jo u rn a lis m a n d show 
th e U n iv e rsity 

to 

S in c e th e abo lition o f th e D e p a r t­
m e n t o f J o u rn a lis m by th e g o v e r n o r ’* 
its m a in te n a n c e ,
veto o f 
is
( m a n y p e rso n s have aske d, “ W h a t 

f u n d s f o r 

thing . I 

K

if o ne would be j o u r n a l i s m ? W hy le a e h 
a n s w e r s a r e im possible.

, t ? " 

l i n e /

A c u t a n d d rie d definition of j o u r ­
is “ the b u sin e ss, o c c u p a tio n , 

nalism 

o r p ro fe ss io n o f pu blishing , w r itin g

I C h a n d le r H a r r i s ’ “ U ncle R e m u s ," th e
j fa m ilia r s to r y o f B re r Rabbit a n d th e
“ At th e C ro s s r o a d s ,”
ta k e n fr o m T h e Black B o rd e r by A.
E. G onzales, d e p ic te d 
in 
tile C a ro lin a s.

th e n e g ro 

I 

Dr. Law c losed th e re a d in g s with 
a c h a p t e r t a k e n fro m Mrs. 
i*eter- 
k i n ’s new book, “ G re e n T h u r s d a y ."
T he aim o f th e re a d in g s , Dr. Law 
s ta te d , was to show th e d i f f e r e n t pic­
tu r e s of n e g ro life a n d the d i f f e r e n t 
d ia le c ts used.

OFFICIAL NOTICES

Lodge* No. 

C A L L E D M E E T I N G o f U n iv e rsity 
l l h O , A. F. & A. M., 
W e d n e sd a y , J u n e 2 4 th , 8:00 o ’clock 
P.M. 
F o r the p u r p o s e of in s ta llin g 
o f f ic e rs fo r the* n e x t e n s u in g Mason ­
ic y e a r. W. A. Sm ith, W.M.; P. W. 
M c F a d d e n , Secty.

- s i

in 

filled with th e aw e f o r th e S u p r e m e j 
th e b e g in n in g 
Will 
and o rd e re d th e m a n if e s ta ti o n o f His 
physical law s th r o u g h th e millions of 
y e a rs g o in g into th e m a k in g o f the 
the 
e a r th , o n e sho uld go a n d see 
c a t a r a c t o f N ia g a ra a n d 
to 
its ' th u n d e r . W hy 
the voice of 
w ra n g le o v e r an 
in te r p r e t a t i o n put 
t h a t w o n d e rfu l p o e try o f the 
upon 
b e c a u s e 
Book o f G enesis, m e re ly 

listen 

nome g r o u p of s tr ic t c o n s tru c tio n ist* 

once fig u re d out 

the ex a c t n u m b e r 

of y e a rs since 

th e d a w n of c r e a ­

tion, w hen one h as the e vidence of 

n a tu r e b e f o r e him 

th a t 

th e w a te r s 

of N ia g a ra h a v e been p lu n g in g into 

its g o r g e f o r eons of tim e !

BEEN
SV/IMMING
YET

?

“ O S p irit, t h a t d ost p r e f e r 

B e fo re all te m p le s th e u p r ig h t h e a r t 

If you haven’t been in you’ve been misning a lot —for 
th e re ’s nothing th a t can refresh you a fte r a sw eltering 
day like a cool, invigorating plunge at

I n s t r u c t m e, f o r T h o u k n o w 's t; T hou 

Barton or D e e p E ddy

a n d p u re ,

fr o m t h e f ir s t

p r e s e n t, 

a nd , w ith m ig h ty

w ings o u ts p re a d ,

Dove-like s a t ’st b ro o d in g on the vast 

You’ll get the full enjoym ent out of your swim in one of 
our well-fitting B athing Suits. We1 have them in the best 
known makes for every member of the family.

Aud m a d ’st it p r e g n a n t : w hat in me 

Jan t z e n — B ra d le y — Ben tz knit 

$3, $4, $5 to $ 7 .5 0

B each R obes, $ 5 .0 0

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This leans us 

th e o rth o d o x y o f 

th e qu estio n a- 
to 
to who may claim in fa llib ility in the 
u n d e r s ta n d in g o f t r u t h as s ta te d in 
lie Bibl**, The h isto ry o f theology 
♦how* a* th a t th e h e le r o d a x y o f one 
th e 
life becomes 
lucceeding age. A lth o u g h t h e r e 
is 
lo infallible a u t h o r i t y c o m p e te n t to 
the 
in te rp re t 
Sc rip tu re s, ju<t as no school o f sci­
on e has as yet b een developed th a t 
an 
th e u itim a t e h ou nd s of 
cientific in v e stig a tio n , (i. J . (!. has 
no h e sita n c y 
the 
legislators o f T e n n e s se e th e rig h t to 
prohibit th e te a c h in g o f the t h e o r y 
of evolution.

real m e a n in g o f 

in a t t r i b u t i n g 

sta te 

th e 

to 

is m .t 

in con sistency 

The reason given b y G. .J. C. f o r 
this 
t h a t any 
large g ro u p o f th in k e r s con sider the
te a c h in g o f evedution in itself a d b ^W ast 
r e c t m eans to th e o v e rth ro w o f the 
C h r is tia n 
th a t 
because o f the te a c h in g of the th e ­
it 
o ry o f evo lu tion now im th o u g h 
w ere an e sta b lis h e d fa ct, would set 
the pace f o r f u t u r e do c trin e s. “ Who 
knows, ’ Ct. J, C. asks, “ w here 
the 
end would b e ? ”

religion, b u t 

r a t h e r 

Then 

th e N e b u la r 

th e o ry o f 1^ J 

to f a c t 

th e s o la r 

Place a t t e n d i n g to a c c o u n t fo r the 
origin of 
sy stem should 
have been p ro s c rib e d fro m the first! 
As a th e o ry it is less se c u re in r e ­
th a n 
lation 
is th e d o c trin e 
It c a n n o t be d e m ­
of evolution. 
o n s tr a te d by o b se rv a tio n 
or e sta b 
fished by m a th e m a t ic a l calc u la tio n . 
H ad L h Place p ro p o u n d e d flu* N e b u ­
la r th e o ry In the d a y of Galileo he 
most m tiredly w ould 
have been 
b u rn e d uh a n h e re tic . But, despite
its 

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WARK UPI

Ask any long seas Ion student w hat is the m atter with the sum­
mer term s, and why he d o esn t like lo att etui clasMHs in the summer. 
He will reply th at those term s are the deadest part of the school 
session, ami that students show less in terest in w hat is happening 
on the cam pus in June, July, amt August than at any other time 

at t he year.

Failure of the entertainm ent committee in previous summer 
sessions to provide proper recreation and activities has caused the 
students to get the idea that not luny is happening on the cam pos 

during the hot rqonthn.

This summer the entertainm ent committee worked hard and 
provided an excellent program of entertainm ent for the students. 
So far t he response to the excursions, lectures, ami banquets has 
been very discouraging to those who are attem p tin g to make the 
students show some life.

Forty students made the trip to H am ilton’s Pool last Monday. 
Here was an excellent opportunity to see the p re ttie st spot near 
A ustin at a very cheap rate, and a chance to get away from the 
campus fo r a day. Only forty uf the tw enty-eight hundred stu­
d e n t s showed life enough to climb in a bus and enjoy a day’s picnic 
and swim,

Monday, busses w ill carry students to .San Antonio for the price 
t i $3.10. Why not ja r loose from the cam pus for one day, show 
a little life, and make the all-day trip to the Alamo City, and on 
th e following Monday, j a r loose again and show more life by 
joining the students who will be going to F redericksburg?

th a t 

to po in t out 

th is c o n te n tio n 

t h e o r y as a g a in s t 

it 
m ay be well 
the 
w r ite r lim ited his m a jo r p urp o se to
to e stab lish an a n a lo g y 
an a tte m p t 
in th e c o n f lic t b e tw e e n the heliocen­
tr ic 
th e concep­
tions o f P a tr is tic G eog ra p h y , bused 
on Biblical a u th o r ity , and th e c o n ­
flict now being wager! b etw een 
the 
d o c tr in e of evolution ami the <11 vine* 
origin of m an as interp reter! in the
S c r ip tu r e s by th e 
A s s u m in g th e va lid ity o f this a n a l- 
ngy, th e w r i te r th e n concluded t h a t 
civilizatio n has m ade some p ro g re ss 
since the tim e o f th e clash b etw e e n 
t h e h e lioc e ntric -theory am i P a tristic 
G e o g ra p h y , in t h a t th e intellect ha* 
been lib e ra te d from m a n y 
of th e 
shackles t h a t held it a t t h a t period, 
for, even 
th o u g h Scopes should be 
c on vic te d f o r te a c h in g th e d o c trin e 
of ev o lu tio n , it is u n th in k a b le , th a t 
those w ho w e re 
in 
inflict 
b rin g in g him 
u p o n him anything like the atrocious 
cr tpltie* visited upon Brune an d G a­
lileo.

to tria l should 

in s tr u m e n ta l 

i*f 

H a v in g delivered his opinion a r to 
th e e v id e n t i n t e n t o f the w r ite r, G. 
J. ( \ a ssum es he is in a position to 
ra k e his a n t a g o n is t 
f o r e arid aft 
F irst, he m akes s tr o n g o bje c tio n to 
te r m s “ m o d e r n is t'’ 
the 
th e use 
a n d “ f u n d a m e n t a l i s t / ’ H e 
point* 
o u t 
th e ir use w ith o u t precise 
q u a lif ic a tio n Is c o n fu s in g ; a n d th a t 
c o n ­
the m o d e rn is t- fu n d a m e n ta lis t 
tro v e r s y within 
the
w
c h u rc h g ives these te r m s a specific
the
th e 

fold o f 

m in d , 

t h a t 

the 

o f 

, d 

few hours rid*-, th e entertainm ent committee has planned a C l l „ n , . t a t i „ tl 

For those who do not have the energy to climb into a bus for

’ v w a s * * * 

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s s * t u x # 

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a 
complete program t o n o given at the campo* theater. 
l y nigh Us a f the week th at th« campus th eater is not lit up Tor 
singing, lecture, concert , or picture show. Wake up. Get your 
nose out of your Ixxik.s, and sit on the cool gras** in front of the 
main building for an hour or two in the evening.

, 

There are j musses. 

T r u e , b u t 

th e se tw o p a r ­
ties a d o p te d nam es which o rig in a lly
had a m p re g e n e ra l m e a n in g . W ith
p r o p e r q u a lific a tio n th e y m ay be in­
th e i r original m eaning . 
v e ste d w ith 
T h is w a s d o n e specifically upon th e 

OI

TEXAS D EFEA TS YALE

firnt o c c u r e n c e in th e e d ito ria l o f tho 
evei
word 
e x p e rim e n ta l 
since 
rea so n in g , scie n c e has e n la r g e d 
its 
sp here a nd th o s e who, in the f a c e of 
Tuesday m orning’^ dispatches from the E ast carried the news 
sc ie n tific 
d e ­
a d v a n c e m e n t, 
fe n d e d d o g m a tic 
tr a d itio n as based 
th at the University net star. Captain Louis Thalheim er, had de­
upon re v e la tio n have been fo rc e d to 
feated Arnold Jones of Yale University, and had survived the 
tr a d i t i o n a l ­
r e t r e a t . 
second round of the intercollegiate tennis tournam ent, w ith p ro s-1 i#**. under the name of fundamen- 
ta lists, have rallied a ro u n d 
th e c ry 
pects that he wtmld go to the finals.
th a t science h a s no r ig h t to e n c ro a c h 
upon 
th e q uestion o f th e origin o f 
lite as re v e a le d in th e B i b l e / '

f u n d a m e n t a l i s t : 
d a w n 
th e 

T od ay , 

th e s e 

“ But 

h ave 

o f 

Texas I Diversity has not defeated Yale in football, baseball, or 
track for the intercollegiate title. We do not read dispatches 
from the Last th at the Lniveraity of Texas had won the in te r­
collegiate title in some sport. But in tehnis, the South has had the 
pleasure of knowing that the U niversity ol Texas has won in te r­
collegiate cham pionships, and is now engaged in a th ird attem pt 
to beat the eastern net sta rs on their own grounds,

Is 

T h e 

t e r m m o d e r n is t 

used 
th r o u g h o u t in oppositio n to th e c o n ­
s tru c tio n p u t upon fu n d a m e n ta l is m 
th e y a r c p ra c tic a lly 
T h u s q u a l fled 
sy n o n y m o u s with 
and c o n ­
th e a p p r o p r ia te 
H e n c e 
se rv a tiv e . 
ness o f the te r m s as used is not op en 
to th e c riticism t h a t G. J , ( \ implies 
a n d m is u n d e r s ta n d in g a r is in g 
fro m 
th e ir use follows on ly f r o m a re fu

lib e ra l 

VV inning of the tennis title ironi tile iarge eastern school the 
te t two years has brought th** University of Texas to the a tte n ­
tion «d ti»e collegiate .sporting world. When a tennis team oomerfj**1 to aeeePti tht‘ qualiGcations which 
from the South where they have played on hard courts, meets and 
defeats a team on the grass courts of the E ast, the E a stern ers 
Bit up and begin to show interest in w hat is happening south of 
the Mason and Dixon line in the way of sports.

t i . J . (•. th e n proceed** I** he 

Tlio U niversity of Texas relay team showed its heels to a big 
field of trackm en and established a world record last sp rin g at 
Chicago. L o t we doubt thats this teat was as difficult as the win­
ning of the Intercollegiate tennis cham pionship for two years, with 
the possibility o f w inning the third year.

it all m eans thai Texas is coming to the front in sports. 
It 
means th a t championship learns are being trained in the South 
and th at the time is coming when the athletic team s of the South
will make th e East and West look to their laurels on the football I *u th* Bible aud truth »s f o u n d 
field and on the baseball diamond, as well as on the tennis courts 

, 

t o u r L a ’ ‘ 

th*Lpb*s k *' wor‘d'” 
P tir to e r m o f v he 

. ,
instate 

t h a t 

t e e ­

B u t even 

im p e rfe c tio n s, 

this 
S u b je c te d 
to 
.given 

th e 
are well within th e g e n e ra l m e a n in g j stu d ie d a n d t a u g h t u n til 
Of the words. 

theory
it gave w ay
to tho m ore s a t is f a c to r y P la n te sim a l
is n o t en 
th e n r y 
to the 
t rely a d e q u a te . 
s a m e 
the La 
t r e a t m e n t 
P la n ian th e o ry it, in tu r n , m ay lead 
to 

th ird 
p o in t. H e pu ts his own 
i n t e r p r e t a ­
tion u po n th e s t a t e m e n t in th e e d i­
torial I # th e e ff e c t t h a t th e a d v a n c e ­
tr u th .
m e n t o f s c ie n tif ic 
th o u g h has en-
of 
e a se 
iurged its s p h e r e ut th e e x p e n se o f 
d o g m a tic tr a d iti o n bused u po n 
th e G. J . ('. 
Bible. H e c o n s tr u e s this tm a n as- asks the q u e s tio n : “ And who is the 
section on th e p a r t o f th e w r ite r t h a t 
individual who is so in fo rm e d as to 
science a nd Chris Dun it y m u s t be in i the u ltim a te r e s u lts of te a c h in g ev- 
a s ta te o f ir re c o n c ila b le c on flict. In I e lu tio n in th e public schools th a t he 
e o n tro v e n tio n 
the folly 
lays dow n 
th e a x io m a tic 
“ t h e r e can be no possibility o f a , 
s tru g g le b e tw e e n t r u t h a s se t f o r t h 

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h d a rk ,

p o r t ;

g u m e n t

m e n .”

I llu m e ; w h a t is low, ra ise an d s u p ­

T h a t to the high th of th is g r e a t a r ­

I m a y a s se rt E te r n a l P ro v id e n c e ,

And 

j u s tif y 

th e ways o f God 

to 

Journalism Student 

Sells 

Short 

Story 

T o Popular M agazine

Word has been received 

t h a t a 

sh o rt sto ry w r itte n by W allace Davis 
o f Austin h as been accepted by a n a ­

tio nally k now n m a g a z in e a n d will be 

published 

in 

th e J u ly 

issue. Davis 

took the c o u rse in s h o r t-story w ritin g 

in 

the p ast y e a r given 
the D e p a r t­
m e n t o f J o u r n a lis m by Will H. Mayes, 
ch a irm a n of th e d e p a r t m e n t.
Davis to u r e d the O rie n t 

in 1923 

with W D. H o r n a d a y , jo u r n a lis m in ­

s t r u c t o r and head of the U niversity 
publicity b u r e a u , an d is no w e d ito r 
of a n oil m ag a z in e p ublished in H ou s­
ton.

 Honan* T o m R o b i n s o n , S o c ie ty E d i t o r

I .Indel-Aridrewartha 
W e d d i n g S ole m nize d

O f 

i n te r e s t 

to a 

la r g e circle of 

f r ie n d s was th e m a r r i a g e 

of Miss 

R u t h A n d re w a r th a a n d A lb e rt L inden 
o f G e o rg e to w n w h ic h 
t. o 

Tuesday evening a t 8 o clock at the 
F i r s t B a p tist C h u rc h , Rev. G eorge 

to o k 
’ i 

I. + 

p la c e ! 

r r . 

• 

> 

G re e n r e a d in g th e m a r r ia g e service.

T h e c hurch was b e a u t if u l ly d e co ­

r a t e d f o r 

th e occasion , w ith 

la r g e 

b a s k e ts o f daisies a nd f e r n s h a n g in g 

f r o m th e choir loft. W h ite m alin e 

bow s with c lu s te r s o f daisies m a rk e d 

t h e pew s f o r m e m b e r s o f 

th e 

tw o 

f a m ilie s and 

th e chosen f r ie n d s of 

th e couple. L a r g e palm s fo rm e d a 

b a c k g r o u n d at 

th e a l t a r 

a n d 

the 

b r i d a l p a r ty stood u n d e r an a rc h 

fo r m e d o f daisies a n d f e r n s w ith a 
la r g e b a s k e t o f daisies 
e ith e r 
Fide.

a t 

o f 

b r o t h e r 

V icto r L in d en , 

th e 
p ro m , gave th e w e d d in g m a rc h e s an d
a c c o m p a n ie d Mrs. J o e M unson, sis­
t e r of th e g ro o m , who s a n g 4 T Love 
Y ou T r u l y ” 
th e e n ­
b e f o r e 
t r a n c e of 
th e bridal p a r ty . M rs. 
M unson w ore a nile g r e e n g e o r g e tte 
m odel with a c o rsa g e o f flo w ers in 
p a ste l shades.

j u s t 

th e 

tr im m e d 

T h e ushers, R a y m o n d F.ngvar and 
f ir s t , h e r ­
A r t h u r L indell, e n te r e d 
a ld in g th e co m in g o f t h e bride. T h ey 
w e r e followed by 
little flo w e r 
p i n , M ary C a th e rin e Sim m s, d a u g h ­
t e r o f Mr. a n d Mrs. L ionel Simms, 
in a pink c re p e fro c k 
in 
p a s t e l shades a n d c a r r y i n g a basket 
o f pink 
ro seb ud s and a s te r s . T he 
r i n g b e a r e r , R eu b e n B a r r J r . , w as 
dresse d 
th e 
r i n g in a w hite glad io la. Miss M ary 
B row n , maid o f h o n o r, im m e d ia te ly 
p r e c e d in g 
the bride, w o re a yellow 
la rg e p o ti n t 
g e o r g e t t e m o d el anti 
h at o f yellow w ith w h ile accessories. 
Mu* c a rrie d a c o lo nia l bo u q u e t 
in ­
te r m in g le d with pink ro seb uds.

in w h ite a n d 

c a r r ie d 

HI 

I MW

has m a n y f r ie n d s ’n ere. 
fo rd a t t e n d e d 
th e U n iv e rsity f o r 
th r e e y e a r s a n d w as a b a sk e tb a ll a n d 
baseball s t a r in 1922 and 1024.

M r. P o n s

— A u stin A m erican. 

~ - — o 

----------------

S am D unn, who g r a d u a t e d 

fro m
i t h e U n iv ersity in 1923, a n d t o n n e r
St.hool at

^ 

is 

in A u s tin 

G aW eston, 
th e 
medical e x a m in a tio n , whicth b e g a a 
T u e s d a y . D u n n is s t a y in g a f th e Me- 
< a b e M ansion while on t h e cam pus.

ta k in g 

R o b e r t H a r r is , 

( ’a c tu s , passed 

e d ito r-in -c h ie f of 
t h r o u g h 
th e 1920 
A u stin T u e sd a y on his w ay to G ulf, 
T e x a s, w h e re he will sp e n d p a r t of 
th e su m m e r.

C. D. Sim m ons, a s s i s ta n t 

the 
p r e s i d e n t ’s o ffice , is on his vacation . 
He is n o t e x p e c te d b a c k f o r .several 
days.

in 

f r o m 

L a t e s t 

r e p o r t s 

J u m b o 
H a y n e s, issue e d ito r on T h e T e x a n 
last lon g session, w e re th a t he was 
in M exico (T ty on a visit. He 
is 
in 
in A u stin 
to be b ack 
e x p e c te d 
tim e f o r the o p e n in g of school next 
fail.

K a th e r in e R u p e r t , w ho w as here 
th e w eek-end at 

la st w in te r, s p e n t 
th e Chi O m ega house.

Jo h n Bybee is v isitin g frie n d s 

in 

H u tto .

R aphael Cowan will 

the 
w e e k -e n d visiting f r ie n d s in I-avaca.

sp e n d 

e d w a r d King has 

r e tu r n e d 

from 

a visit to W aco.

J o e Coop wood s p e n t the w eek-end 

m New B r a u n fe ls .

F elix R a y m e r, who to o k his LUB. 
D e g re e h e r e 
to 
C a lif o r n ia , w h e r e he will begin the 
p r a c tic e o f law.

in J u n e , m o to r e d 

H ilm a r Dieeh has r e t u r n e d fro m a 

w eek-end visit to New B r a u n f e ls .

Dr. W . Ic Rue a n d m o th e r , Mrs 
T h e brid e e n t e r e d on th e a rm ol 
fr ie n d s on 
M. J. R ae a r e visitin g 
h e r f a th e r , J . O. A n d r e w a r th a , who 
th e c a m u s fo r a f<-w days. Dr. Rat 
p a v e h e r iii m a rr ia g e . 
She w ore a 
re c e iv e d his ILA. a n d M.A. D egrees 
b lu e sa tin gown tr i m m e d with folds 
fr o m T e x a s U n iv e r s ity a n d Ph.D . De­
c f Idue g e o r g e tt e w hich w e re fa st-
r<
g r e e f r o m Chicago U niv e rsity . 
o f blue g e o r g e tte * nn.it 
b o r
g r e e f r o m Chicago U n iv e rs ity , 
SI
c u e d a t th e low w a ist line and f e ^ ' ^ e pag^ y e a r be has a c te d as bet
th<
th e s k ir t 
in points 
 C h e m is tr y D e p a r t m e n t a t ti 
^ ^
rd >ik h o rse h a ir 
rr* 
.. 
r Hat w as of shell pink horsehaii 
Hast T e x a s S ta te T e a c h e rs College
tiny 
N acog do ches, Dr. R ae is bn his way 
lace, and she 
to L ub bo ck, w h e r e he will be profe* 
roses 
,sor of c h e m is tr y in th e T e x a s Tech 
. a lo g ic a l ( allege.

Hi
b ra id 
r u f f l e s o f silk fallow 
c a r r ie d a b o u q u e t 
sh o w e re d with s w e e t h e a r t roses.

u n d e r n e a t h with 

to th e hem o f 

t . . _____ 

lined 

^ * .1 1 

pink 

o f 

i 

. 

_

L ena S tra c k h e in a n d Lillian Bai 
Sunday 
in R o u n d Rack, 

h er w ere 
a f t e r n o o n .

Mr. a n d M is. C a r e y Allen P a in 
lex t e r a r e v isiting 
the home of 
Mrs. H. C. C raig . Mr. P o in d e x te r 
is in th e Medical School a t G alves­

in 

E ln it a N agel s p e n t th e w eek “ nu 

in L o c k h a rt with S a m m y Magee.

A lvina A b r a h a m s spent th e w e e k ­

end a t h e r home in New B ra u n fe ls .

ton.

ding.

R u t h McMillan 

fro m a n 
classes a g a in .

illness a n d 

has 
is 

re c o v e re d
a tt e n d i n g 

G a in e s P o st o f H askell v isite d or. 

th e c a m p u s th is w eek.

G ilm e r T rie se h h s p e n t th e week- 

cno in N ew B r a u n f e ls . 

______

SUCH GOOD THINGS

S e r v e d
T E X A S T E A C O T T A G E 

S a n A n t o n i o a t 2 4 t h 
P h o n e 4 4 4 7

M o r n i n g , 6 : 3 0 — 9:

Waffle* a n d C o f f e e .................“ *••
P a n c a k e s a n d Cof f ee 
C l u b B r e a k f a s t ... 

----

—• 4 0 c

N o o n , 12— 2:

P l a t e L u n c h e o n 

40 0

E v e n i n g , 6 : 3 0 — 7 : 3 0 
P l a t e D i n n e r s

Open Sunday Evenings 
6 to 7 : 3 0 :

P l a t e S e r v i c e 

- 3 5 c
Also de l i ci o u s s a n d w i c h e s , s a l ad s, 

 

 

s w e e t s , teed d r i n k s , a n d me lo ns .

T E X A S

Today and Tomorrow

T he groom , a t te n d e d by his hest 
m a n , Urie Fo rsv a ll of G e o rg e to w n , 
m e t th e bride a t th e a lta r .

A re c e p tio n was held a t th e home 
o f th e b r id e ’s p a r e n t s follow in g the 
c e r e m o n y for m e m b e r s of th e bridal 
p a r t y a nd th e m a n y f rie n d s of the 
y o u n g couple. T h o d a sy m otif p r e ­
v a ile d in the d e c o r a tio n s o f th e home 
a n d on th e p u n c h ta b le a m in ia tu re 
large 
b u d e a n d groom b e n e a th a 
w e d d in g bell fu rn is h e d 
bridal 
m o tif . Misses Rosa P a r s le y a n d An- 

th e 

m c

Jenson s e rv e d p u n c h .

Mr. a n d Mrs. Lindell le f t on th e ir 
ho n e y m o o n , follow ing th e re c e p tio n 
a n d will be a t hom e in G e o rg eto w n 
a f t e r the f i r s t o f J u ly .

T h e bride is a g r a d u a t e o f A ustin 
H igh School a n d a t t e n d e d 
th e U n i­
v e rsity f o r tw o y e a rs. She has lived 
in A ustin all h e r life end has a host 
o f frie n d s here. 

1

The groom is a p r o m i n e n t busin ess 
m a n of G e o rg e to w n , be in g a m e m ­
b e r of th e h a r d w a re firm of Lindeil- 
R e te rsp n .

Mrs. L ind e ll’s g oing a w a y su it w as 
c o a t of sa tin 
a ta n ensem ble, the 
b a c k c repe, w ith a c c e sso rie s 
in a 
l ig h t e r shad e o f ta n . H e r hat was 
a small model of t a n w ith G am e 
trim m in g .

— A u stin A m erican .
—
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Ponsford-Stevens 
W edding in El Paso

T he m a r r a ig e of Miss Louise S te ­
vens, d a u g h t e r o f Mrs. M a r y E. 
S te v e n s, an d E. E. PoTtsford of El 
P a s o was q u ie tly so le m n ize d T u e s ­
d a y a f te r n o o n , a t 3 o’clock a t 
Im ta** of the b r id e 's m o th e r Rev, I . 
th e c e re 
F. Sessions 

p e r f o r m i n g 

t h e I 

m on y.

T he ce re m o n y w as p e r f o r m e d b e ­
im provised a l t a r o f palm s, 
g ladiola, and 
im m e d ia te 
family and a few 

f o r e an 
c a r n a t io n s a n d pink 
w a s w itn e sse d by o n ly 
m e m b e rs of 
close frie n d s .

th e 

for 

Miss S te v e n s w ore 

th e c e r e -1 
m o n y a d a rk blue t r a v e lin g su it w ith I 
black h a t 
accessories. 
She e a r n e d 
b o u q u e t of pink roses a n a tilb’es o f f1 
th e valley.

faced with 

tim 
a rm 

ta n and 

an 

T h e y o u n g co up le loft im m e d i a t e - I
L l

ly a f t e r th e c e r e m o n y g oing d ir e c t 
Iv to El Pa. o w h e re th e g ro o m is in j
b> (dites*.

Mrs. P o n s fo rd has m ade h e r hom e 
in A u stin f o r th e p a s t f o u r y e a r s 
■while she a tte n d e d th e U n iv e rsity a n d

t h e 

d a i l y 

t e x a n

t e r Monday. 

A m e ric a n in overalls a n d a S p a n ia rd suave S p a n ia rd , make 

E le a n o r B oard m an gave a brilliant in a d i n n e r jacket. Pat QfMalley, as be tw ee n th e g o - g e tte r and 

th e c o n tr a s t
the ro*
A m erican m antic a r is to c r a t a source o f merry

! p o r tr a y a l as t h e 
w hose h e a rt w as t o r n b e tw e e n an p lum ber, a u d H a rriso n Ford, as th e delight.

th e case, P a tr ic k O’M alley, 

girl 

t h e 

in 

SALE OF 1,200
Men’s Fine Shirts

Collars Attached-A ll New

$ 2 .5 0 to $ 3 .2 5 Shirts

$ 3 .5 0 to $ 4 .5 0 Shirts

$1.85 $2.35

A Shirt m a n u f a c t u r e r comes to us w ith a pr op os iti on t o cu t and make 
one h u n d r ed t h o us an d dozen fine S h i r t s — latest p a t t e r n s — a t a very low 
price f o r cash. O u r s h a r e of this a m ou nt is 1200 S h ir ts .

T he Shirts A re H ere! 

1200 of T hem

1200 line S h i r t s — the kin d that m a k e you 
M en! H ere 's a S h i r t p a r t y ! 
c ag e r to leave y o u r vest off. T h a t keep you cool a n d unw itted on th e se 
hot da vs. E V E R Y P A T T E R N N E W . . . T H E V E R Y L A T E S T .

Y ou ’ll See Men B uying for a W hole Sum m er.

Sizes: 1 3 1 2 to 18, Correctly Sized

M aterials

Colors

S t r i p e d M a d r a s - 1 F r e n c h M a d r a s — P ri n te d M a d r a s — P r i n t e d 
Perca le s Rus sian C ord s— Scotch (iinjdiarns.

S t r i p e s — C h e c k s — F i g u r e d P a t t e r n s — S olid B lu e s — Gveys- 
T u n s —L a v e n d e r All < 'ollars A 1 (ached.

O'# SMI O O-O-W 

rn • * ♦ • - * * » # a

THEATER ROW

T e x a s T h e a t e r , " T h e N a v i g a t o r , ’ ’ W e d n e s d a y a n d T h u r s d a y . 
H a n c o c k : " T h e R o s e of P a r i s , ’ M o n d a y , 
t u e s d a y . W e d n e s d a y . 
M a j e s t i c : " P r o u d F l e s h , " M o n d a y , T uesda y, W e d n e s d a y ,
Q u e e n : " I n e x F r o m H o l l y w o o d , " M o n d a y , T u e s d a y , W e d n e s d a y .

MUSICAL COMEDY COMING TO 

HANCOCK THEATER THURSDAY

" T h e Black L ie u te n a n t,” a m u s i­
cal com edy , will 
p r e s e n te d by 
be 
H a rd in g & K im b lin g C o m pa ny a t the 
H an cock T h e a t e r T h u rs d a y , F r id a y , 
a n d S a t u r d a y . T he musical comedy 
will be given a t 3 a n d 9 p. rn.
Special s c e n e ry , n i f t y g i r ’-s 

and 
co stu m e s will f e a t u r e the first; m u ­
sical co m e d y to be b ro u g n t to A u s ­
tin this s u m m e r fo r th e pleasure, of 
he citizens o f A u stin and s tu d e n ts 
>t the U n iv e rs ity .

T h e H a rm o n y Q u a r te t, s in g e r s o f 
1 old S o u th e rn m elodies, will a p e a r 
on 
th e 
the p r o g r a m and e n te r ta in 
a u d ie n c e with so ng s which a r e w ell­
known 

to all S o u th e r n people.

P ic tu re s will he shown, 

a n d the 
H anco ck has s e c u r e d T on Mix and 
"D ick T u r p i n ” f o r th e re m a in d e r of 
th e week.

M a tin e e p ric e s will ire tw e n ty -fiv e 
c e n ts. Night p rices fo r any s e a t will 
be th irty -fiv e a n d fi f ty cents.

Philbin H as C h a r m i n g 
Role in “ Rose of P aris ”

She Leaps to F a m e 
In O n e P hoto Play

M ary Philbin 

f e l t 

t h a t she w as 

iving th ro u g h one o f th e tra g e d ie s 

h at s a d d e n ed , while 

it 

g la d d e n e d , 

ier y o u n g life, w hen she was w orking 

ti "T h e Rose of P a r i s , ” I 'n iv e r s a l- 

lewel 

in w hich she 

is s t a r r e d a n d 

chich will be show n on th e sc re en 

in 

the H ancock T h e a t e r 

today.

It w as m a n y y e a r s ago t h a t Miss 

Philbin— well, n o t so 

v e r y m a n y 

/e a rs ago, fo r the w insome little s t a r 

a only n in e te e n n o w ; b u t 

it w as 

u her childhood— r e a d C in d e re lla , 

m d she was g la d d e n e d by the s to r y 

lesplte 

the 

f a c t 

t h a t she w ep t a t 

he h e ro in e 's h ardships.

Arui th en , a f t e r Hu* y e a rs in ques* 

ion, it cam e a b o u t t h a t Miss Philbin 
ound herself a C in d e re lla , a t least 
the c a m e ra , fo r " T h e Rose 
a fore 
>f P a r is ” 
in 
is a C in de re lla sto ry 
t r e a t p a r t, a lb e it th e r e 
is po glass. 
lipper, n o r pum p k in coach, and she 
who proved th e f a i r y g o d m o th e r w a s 
s itu a t e d by se lfishness a n d not by 
m y desire to a m e lio ra te th** condi- 
ions t h a t s u rr o u n d C inderella.

HANCOCK

L a s t r i m e s I o d a y

M ary Philbin 

IN

“ R ose of Paris”

s ta r 

A nn a Q. N ilsson, 

of “ Inez 
F ro m H olly w oo d,” the- First N atio n al 
p ic tu re now sh o w in g a t the Q ueen 
T h e a te r , has n e v e r been a n y th in g b u t 
a lea d in g w om an o r sta r. She sk ip ­
ped over the " e x t r a g ir l” an d small 
part, sta g e of d e v e lo p m e n t by being 
in a 
; chosen 
tw o -re el 
t h a t 
" s u p e r - f eatun* ’ 
n a m e . T h a t w a s in 1911, a n d since 
th e n she has m a d e ste a d y pro gress 
to h e r present position as one of th e 
most p o p u la r s t a r s in filmland!

to play Molly P itc h e r 
p f 

•.............. —o--------------

H o m e l y A m e r i c a Glorified 
In V id or s “ P r o u d M esh ”

Old w orld c u l t u r e 

p itte d n ga'n si 

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Y esterday's M exia-Austm 

gam e 

began one 

inning 

too 

early 

for 

Brooks, the 

Senator hurler. The 

Gushers batted him for three runs 

in the initial round. A fter that they 
were helpless before his delivery, but 
Arnold o f the Gushers was ju st as 
good for the full nine innings, hang­
ing a string o f goose-eggs on 
the
local team .

Horace Kibhie and the rest o f the 
B oston Brave nine were 
in a g en ­
eral slum p yesterday and the Braves 
lost an opportunity to g e t out o f the 
cellar by dropping two gam es to the 
Phillies.

Red Thalheim er continues to play 
great 
tennis. He was expected to 
d efeat Sam Pitch o f Rice yesterday, 
but he w ent further and defeated 
Fitch so im pressively that som e crit­
ics are beginning to figu re that all 
others will fall before the T exas ace 
in the tournam ent.

The East T exas race ended 

in a 
tie between Paris and Texarkana 
it seem s as though the T exas 
and 
A ssociation first h alf fig h t also end­
ed in a draw. This m orning Tem ple 
is 
leading C orsicana and Mexia by 
one gam e with the G ushers and Oil­
for second place. There 
e r s 
ar** three more das of the first half 
Jennings o f Terrell ester day 
to go. 
a well- 
stopped the O ilers, while 
pitched game by Dum m y Collins sent 
the Surgeons to th e top.

tied 

PENICK LEMS 
FOR PHILADELPHIA

W ill W itness Thalheim er and 
Mather Participate in Na­
tional T ennis Tourney

Stooliey A llen, w ell known campus 
life saver and hero of 
boxer and 
gam e, re­
last year's T exas-A ggie 
for
ceived an unexpected w rite-up 
the 
his great fea t. 
\ e a r ,’ an 
A ustin novel by an A ustin novelist Longhorn ten n is squad, 
le ft Satur- 
that is just o f f the press, an acca- cja y for Philadelphia, where he will 
rate description o f big 
team com posed o f Louis 
Stookey a. j 0 jn ^he 
breath-taking T u r le y B a y 
i Thalheim er and Edward Mather who
given. Allen 
is probably the first are participating in the N ational All- 
Texas athletes to 
deeds fictio n ixed.

C ollegiate T ennis T ournam ent, 
th e com ing w eek.

j} ^ P e nick, coach o f 

have one o f his

' The 

j^r 

In 

The 

is ©n* 

All o which reminds us that Stoo-

veteran W hite-T halheim er 
key 
these athletes who com bination has won the all-colleg- 
come to Texas with great otentiali 
la te cham pionship fo r the past tw o 
in eligib le to play 
ties and then fail to make the grade j y ear„ W hite 
in their sophomore year. Most of I again ^ ia year because o f the 3- 
them give up their guns and go down year collegiate ruling. M ather hav- 
on 
in athletic history as failures, but h g g never played 
the grass 
been there for 
Stookey stuck to his guns. Now he j courts before, has 
w ill never be forgotten by the 36,000 gevera) weeks, g e ttin g accustom ed to 
fan s who last season watched T exas thjg niy]e ()f Rame Wjth « Red*. in 
of
dedicate the stadium with a victory, good shape, 

opinion 

is th e 

is 

If C incinnati wina the N ational . 

coach 

M isguided Students 
D iscover T hey H ave 
R egistered for Exam s

f o u n d 

“ T h o u g h t I r e g i s t e r e d 

f or Zoo 
16, b u t m u s t s m a d e a mistake,' * a 
s t u d e n t m o u r n e d t o his r o o m m a t e . 
it— t h e s u r e e n o u g h 
“ P r e 
n a m e of t h e c o u r s e . P r o m i s e n ot 
to tell m soul/ * w h i s p e r e d t he s t u ­
d e n t . 
“ Sh-h, i t ’s e x a m i n a t i o n 16, 
a n d n ot Zoo 16. "

S e v e r a l m i d - t e r m e x a m i n a t i o n s 
have a l r e a d y b e e n gi ve n, a l t h o u g h 
s u m m e r school h as be e n g o i n g on 
only t w o w e e k s . T h e t h i r d w e e k 
begi ns J u n e 30, a n d m i d - t e r m s a r e 
t c k e d u l e d in all c l a s s e s d u r i n g t h a t 
week.

IVY

(C ontinued fro rn page I)

Main Building sittin g m ajestically 

on the brow o f the hill.

Came a day when 

there were 

brought in a few sprigs o f Parthena 

C istus —(oh, go look it up y o u r se lf). 

A nyw ay 

it w as Boston Ivy—-other­

w ise Japan Ivy, which was planted 

here and there about the crum bling 

w alls. But the T exas sun was too 

hot for this 

ivy also, and soon 

it 

began to die. W hen the auditorium 

was condem ned the 

ivy seem ed to 

take a new lease on life, and im m e­

diately began to thrive on the north 

side o f the lo n g w ing.

With the com ing o f the so-called ! 

long drouth 

in 1925 the 

ivy began 

to die again. 

It has faded rapidly 

on all parts o f the building, having 

died com pletely on 

the 

northeast 

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

DR. BARKER

(Continued From P age I )

j H istory Club, was well attended. Dr. 

j H ackett of the U niversity and Br. 

j Benjam in of 

Iowa U n iv ersity are 

scheduled to deliver the next tw o lec­
tures.

Dr. Barker 

in his 

lecture briefly 

sketched tho early life of Stephen F.

A u stin , who was born 

in V irginia, 

educated 
in Connecticut and Ken­
tucky, lived his early life in M issouri, 
and settled over a thousand fam ilies 

in T exas. Austin served a s adjutant 

in the M issouri m ilitia, w as elected to 

the M issouri legislature three tim es, 

later moved 

to A rkansas where he 

served as a judge, though it is not 
known whether he tried a case there. 
He cam e to Texas upon the death of 
his father, Moses A ustin, to carry on 
the fa th e r ’s plan of se ttlin g Texas 
with A m erican fam ilies. A t the ar­
rival o f Stephen F. A ustin in Texas 
there were lese than fou r thousand 
inhabitants (M exicans) in and around 
San A ntonio and Goliad, but when he 
died there were over th irty thousand 
A m ericans in Texas.
A u stin ’s m otives 

to 
Texas,’’ said Dr, Barker, “ w ere to re­
trieve his fam ily fortunes and to re­
deem T exas from a w ilderness, and 
settle it with plain, honest, industri­
ous people.”

com ing 

in 

Dr. Barker read the chapter, “ Aus-

tin and H is W orks as Seen by H im ­
se lf,” in “T he A ustin L etters,” which
he has ju st com pleted.

*

Stephen F. A ustin wrote in 1830 to 
“ M y .first step w as, after
a friend: 
com ing to Texa% to study the charac­
ter and governm ent of the M exicans.
I found that they knew nothing about 
the p ossib ilities of T exas, and that 
they were suspicious o f Am ericans, 
invasions of Long and 
due to the 
other A m ericans 
I con­
cluded th at only by peaceful effort, 
hard work, perseverance and endur­
ance could th is country be conquered. 
The proper 
to conquer 
im plem ents 
this country with are the hoe, the 
plow and the a x .” A ustin said th at 
the others who had settled in T exas 
had m ade a com plete speculation of 
the country for the purpose o f e x - 1 
ploiting it.

in T exas. 

In ap p lyin g for his gran t, A u stin j 
said th a t he asked the favor o f the 
new governm ent of Mexico to let him 
settle in th eir country and become a 
M exican citizen, thereby renouncing 
his allegiance to the Uited S tates, and 
that he had alw ays remained loyal to 
his oaths and tru st.

P u r p o s e to R e c l a i m T e x a s

“ A ustin didn’t settle Mexico for the 
purpose o f u niting it to the U nited 
S ta te s,” Dr. Barker says. He says 
that A u stin ’s purpose 
settlin g 
Texas w as to reclaim it from the w il­
derness, settle 
industrious, 
worthy citizen s, and make of T exas a 
model M exican state. H e remained 
loyal to M exico until 1832, overlook­
ing minor grievances, for he realized

it with 

in 

M A K I N G F R I E N D S
That Is W hat Our 6 to 8 Dinner 
Is D oing for

that often big things can be m ade of 
trifles.

factions 

A u stin ’s rule 

in Texas during an 
unsettled political period proved his 
leadership. He wrote to 
ability of 
his secretary: 
"There can scarcely
be a more difficult thing than to play 
a double gam e, We must keep on good 
in Mexico. 
term s with all 
Parties in M exico are not clearly de­
fined and should we join either party, 
it would be dangerous to all. P lay the 
in your own 
tu rtle; head and 
shell. 
If we say anything on either 
one side or the other, we w ill get 
into trouble.” Knowing that agents 
with propaganda from the rebel lead­
er, Santa Anna, were in T exas, A us­
tin advised the colonist to trea t all 
such agents politely, and read their 
papers, but to not com m it them selves.
A ustin w as poor despite his lands.

feet 

He lived a bachelor’s life in his dirt- 
floor log cabin, enjoying such luxuries 

as cornbread, beans and coffee. H is 

90,000 acres of land were unim proved 

and could be sold for practically noth­

ing. He had m erely a livin g. All of 

his tim e was devoted to the in terest o f 

the colonies and his own business w as 

left in the hands of another. He did 

not desire great w ealth, but wished to 

settle aown on his farm and enjoy 
books, music, etc. A s for luxuries, he 
did not care for them , say* Dr. Barker. 
He considered them superfluous.

Austin was of the statesm an-diplo- 
mat type. He w as a successful leader 
without the trick s of the dem agogue. 
He appreciated m usic, dancing and so­
cial intercourse, w as honest and loyal 
to the colonists and to Mexico.

J u n e 

seem s 

to h e i g h t e n 

t h e 

h u m a n d e s ir e to lo o k o n e 's b e s t 

— a n a p p e a r a n c e 

t h a t m e e ts 

se lf a p p r o v a l .

D re s se s a n d G o w n s o f d e l i ­

c a t e m a t e r i a l , s e le c te d f o r s u m ­

m e r w e a r , d e s e r v e u n h u r r i e d 

a n d e x p e r t r e f r e s h i n g .

P h o n e a M a s t e r C l e a n e r

w ing. To say that th e provision for I 
w aterin g the grass and flow ers of ; 
the campus are inadequate is to put i
th e Thalheim er ( it m ildly. There are practically no I 

it 
th a t 

B. & E. C AF E
H ave You Tried It Y et?

the U niversity th e laurels of all-j adorn 

League pennant this season, which Mather team w ill again bring back ; fa c ilitie s for p reservin g shrubs that 
a t present seem s very unlikely, Lu- 
(? ) the F orty Acres, A s a 
que, D onohue and Rixey will go collegiate ten n is cham pions. 
consequence, not on ly the grass and
The Orange and W hite netm en flow ers, but even the ivy has begun 
down in history aa an immortal trio. 
It is d ou b tfu l if there will 
The “ Big T h r e e ' of the Red hurling will enter both the sin gles and t h e 't o die. 
s t a ff have to date worked f o u r - f i f t h * doubles. 
le f t to spread over the
o f the R eds’ gam es w inning 28 and 
Reporta will be wired 
losing 18. The other Red Legs Have Texan o f the ou tcom e of each d a y ’s the Main Building when the 
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contributed but 
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gam e. R ixey 
R ixey hurled every 
won tw o battles handily, one via the 
shut-out route. Luque dropped tw o \ 
gam es by one run, and Donohue lost 
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The major leagu es are becom ing 
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races with N ew York and Pittsburg 
biasing the w ay in th e N ational, and 
W ashington and Philadelphia leading 
in 
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j new’ and nice. Phone 9626. 

I FOR RENT— Tw o 

furnished south 
upstairs room s, hot and cold w at­
lights, ad u lts only; 2 1-2 blocks 
22nd, 
— 25

er, 
from U niversity. 
phone 4514. 

709 W. 

apartm ents; 

FOR RENT— Furnished, cool, quiet 
1603 Rio G rande; 
garage, to q u iet people. D esigned 
for couple. Ground 
vacant 
now, upstairs vacant S e p t I. Ed H. 
— 25
Yeiaer. 

floor 

LOST & FOUND

L O S T — Ail f a i t h in t h e a v e r a g e a n ­

l a u n d r y . 

i n e f f i c i e n t 

t i q u a t e d , 
F O U N D — A u 
l a u n a r y in 
A U S T I N L A U N D R Y AND DRY 
CLEANING COM PANY

u p - t o - d a t e , 

t h e

m o d e r n 

P hone 5368 

— J u t s

LO ST— Probably in Ed. B uilding, 
sm all triangular society pin, m on­
ogram m ed “ S. W. A .” Finder please 
call T. J. R a tliff, phone 7509. — 28

LOST— H orn-rim m ed g la sses, 

f la t ­
tened at top, Saturday night. V er­
— 25

non E iledge, phone 7710. 

MISCELLANEOUS

WATER MELONS 
ICED COLD 
ALL SIZES 
JO N E S ’ GARDEN 

OPEN TO l l P M . 

fill W. STK ST.

WE copy them es, theses and do all 
kinds o f stenographic, m ultigraph­
ing and m im eographing. Call 5034. 
914 L ittlefield Building. T exas Mul­
tigraph Shop. Mrs. E. J. Adam s.— J21

I* OR SALE-——C om plete set o f “ E n­
cyclopedia B rittan ica,” c a lf bound, 
in p erfect con d ition . Mrs. W. M. 
26
H unter, phone 7439. 

 

approved 

GET THE BEST
P erm anent w aving done by accred­
cosm eticians. 
and 
ited 
treatm ents and 
A lso 
fa c ia ls, scalp 
m arcelles given the new 
scien tific 
way.
P erm anent w aves and all other work 
ab solu tely guaranteed.
Special 
tim es 
pointm ent. 
4690.

teachers by ap­
call 
inform ation 

F or 

for 

Mr*. F a r m e r ’.
M a r i i t e i i o A p p r o v e d 
B e a u t y S h o p 
110 E x i t 6 t h

— 28

typew riters 

$3.00 down. 

TY PE W R IT E R S— F actory 

rebuilt
N ew 
Sm ith P rem ier-60. Copy holders, 
supplies and repairs. Turpen’a T yp e­
207
w r i t e E xch an ge, phone 5542. 
——A ug5
W. 6th. 

THE 

PIC N IC 
K eenest E a tin g P lace 

SH O P P E — “ The
in T ow n ” 
specializes in lunches, any price, any 
40c plate 
tim e o f day. T ry our 
— 25
lunch. 

1808 Lavaca. 

P U R E SW E E T MILK 
B utterm ilk 
E. D. K ennedy, dial 5071 — J110

rooms w ith 

APPRO VED house fo r 

girls, nice 
sleep in g 
porch. Room and board; reasonable 
rates. One block from cam pus. Mrs. 
— 28
( D. R. M cLeod, phone 3140, 

southeast 

F. L. PATTY

709 C ongress A ve. 

Phone 6060

W A NTED TYPING— All copy work 
accurately and n eatly done. T heses 
I

Phone 8700. 

a specialty. 

 

W E copy them es, th eses and do all 
kinds o f stenographic, m ultigraph­
ing and m im eographing. Call 5934, 
914 L ittlefield B uilding. T exas M ul­
tigraph Shop. Mrs. E. J. Adams.

MATH AND PH Y SIC S COACH: For 
expert coaching in Math or P h y­
sics call G olden. Three years e x p e ­
30
rience. Phone 5963. 

 

“TH E R U N A W A Y T R A IN ” sung by 
Vernon D alhart, a Columbia R ec­
Isaac 
ord. Come 
Bledsoe, 821 C ongress, phone 6619.
— SO

in and hear it. 

ed by the W hispering 

YOU MAY B E LO NESO M E,” p lay­
P ianist, 
Isaac Bledsoe, 
 SO

Colum bia Record. 
821 C ongress, phone 6619. 

W A N T A COACH? An expert 

French and 

Spanish 
these courses easy or 
A venue C. Phone 5216. 

in 
can m ake 
3900 
you. 

— J u l 5

FOR SALE

le a d in g b u sin ess c o lla g es 

B U S IN E S S sc h o la rsh ip in o n e o f tho 
o f th e 
S o u th , fo r sa le at rn red u ctio n . A d- 
dres T he M a n a g er, B o x 1 9 2 7 , U n i­
—- t i
v e r sity S ta tio n , A u stin . 

T H I S S U M M E R ? 
r o u n d 

G O I N G T O N E W Y O R K C I T Y 
I c a n a r r a n g e 
f o r y ou o n e 
t r i p c a b i n p a . - 
* * !• via M a l l o r y L i n e , f r o m G a l v e s ­
t o N e w Y o r k , w i t h all a d v a n ­
t o n 
o c e a n - g o i n g 
l u x u r i o u s 
t a g e . 
s t e a m e r 
f o r $ 1 0 0 . 
i n c l u d i n g m e a l . 
P h o n e 3 1 4 9 f o r a p p o i n t m e n t . — t f

o f 

graph w ith 

FOR SALE— T ake a portable » hono- 
trip . 
you 
th at 
and C olrm bia. 
J. R. Reed M usic 
— 26

Brunswick, V ictor 
Term s to suit. 
Co. 

on 

— Ju21

MY FORD COUPE

FOR Sale at $ 1 0 0 .0 0 reduction. 
P ractically new .

Mrs. Carl H artm an 
Phone 3979

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