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23164 ®tte Bailli ftocan

Tho First C ollege Daily in the South

T he W e a th e r

T u e s d a y : 
p rob a b ly rain.

C lo u d y 

w ith

V O L . X X X

A U ST IN , T E X A S , T U E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 19, 1 9 2 9 .

SIX P A G E S T O D A Y

No. 121

□Gill
DETERMINED TODAY
LONGHORNS BATTLE BAYLOR HERE TONIGHT
BEARS DESIRE
BALLOTING TO
Y1 LAST FR O N 8 
TO I O’CLOCK

TEXAS AUTHOR 
IN UNIVERSITY Completed for Term SPEAKS TODAY
ON WEDNESDAY! 

V ISIT Fireside Forum Plans 

Legislative
Highlights

b“ 0fflciaL 

WACO DEFEAT

A| UNIVERSITY

T e x a n C a p ito l C o r r e s p o n d e n t !

P O E T

a * .

ll m

• 

•

to cut ou t 

HARD FIGHT SEEN

S talling G a m e M ay Be 
Played b y C ro w ’s 
P ro teg es

the
Voting: 74-55 
enacting: cla u se o f 
the so-called 
h orse-ra cin g hill, the H ouse Mon- 
day b rou gh t to a cu lm in ation what S p o r t s D a y
p rom ised to he an in te re stin g fig h t 
b etw een certain m oral fo r c e s o f 
the s ta te and those who w ished to 
le g a liz e th e m aking o f books at 
h orse races. R ep resen ta tiv e Ray 
H h ld er’s resolu tion 
an 
op en d iscu ssio n on th e hill M on­
day a fte r n o o n w as d efe a te d 
at 
th e m orn ing! 
o f 
th e b e g in n in g 
se ssio n and a m otion o f R ep resen ­
ta tiv e C arl R oundtree to su spend I 
the r e g u la r order o f b u sin ess and 
c o n sid er th e bill 
a t on ce w as j 
p assed . T he bill w ould probably!
W ith a t w o - d a y r e st per- not nave been reached Monday had 

Is F e a tu re of 
O p en H ouse
GIRLS IN CHARGE
Littlefield D orm 
M ark e d as E nd 
O f Tour

Brock, C am p , Rose, 
Rees, W ra y ,
T o S ta rt

B y B O B C A N T R E L L
Texan Sports Editor

to have 

P r

ogram

I 
^ 

iod b eh in d t h e m , t h e S te er s 

T urn to P age 4. Col. 3

I w ill 

ta k e on 

t h e B a ylor ____________________ -

se r ie s 

Speakers 

and p rogram 

dates 
hi ve been an nou nced fo r the se c­
o f F ireside 
ond sem ester 
F e rum lectures by o ffic ia ls o f the 
U n iv ersity Y. M. C. A. w ith 
the 
In ter-F ra tern ity C oun cil, who Hie 
sp on sorin g the m ovem en t.

ch o lo g y ; Dr. L. L. C lick, p rofessor 
o f E n g lish ; R. A. C ox, in stru ctor 
in eco n o m ics; G. C. E n gerran d, 
a sso cia te p ro fesso r o f an th rop olo­
g y ; Dr. W. A. P oisin g, p rofesso r of 
ch em istry ; Dr. J. A . F itzgerald , 
dean o f the School o f B u sin ess 
A d m in istr a tio n ; E llw ood G h seom , 
p ro fesso r o f public sp eak ing.

Mrs. C row ell L ectures 
O n ‘W h a t P o etry 
M eans to M e’
BOOKS PRAISED
T he follo w in g m en have been 
.Tsked to serve as lea d ers for the 
Dr. Al. 3 . I lan dm an, professor 
second se m e ste r: 
Joh n B agw ell,
o f eco n o m ics; W illiam Jam es, as-
in stru ctor in p sy ch o lo g y ; E. C. H. 
sixtant fo o tb a ll coach ; f . l . Jew P ay n e Speaks H ighly
B an tel, p rofessor o f civil 
en g i­
it t , T e x a s B ible C hair; Dr. It. A .'
n eer in g ; Dr. \Y. J. B a ttle , p rofes­
I*aw, p ro fesso r o f E n g lish ; C lyde 
sor o f classical la n g u a g e s; L. T.
and track
fo o tb a ll 
L ittle fie ld , 
B ellm on t, p ro fesso r 
o f physical 
(Ii-J coach ; W. L. M cG ill, p resid en t of 
ed u ca tio n ; F ath er B la k e slec , 
r e cto r o f stu d en t w ork fo r St. Aux- j E x -S tu d e n ts’ A sso c ia tio n ; Joh n W. 
se cr eta ry o f E x-S tu -
tin 's Chapel. 
o f d e n ts’ A sso c ia tio n ; E, K. M e t.in ­
law ; J. A. Burd inc, in stru ctor of nix, p ro fesso r o f b u sin ess adm inis- 
gov* rm nent; J. W . C alhoun, pro- J tiu tio n ; Dr. VV. T. M ather, pro 
fesx o r o f applied m ath em a tics; Dr. I le s s o r o f p h ysics; Dr. R. IL Mont 
O. R. Chamber.;, p r o f;'- or o f psy- 

O f W riter’s 
S ubjects

(T u rn to page 4, C ol. 5 )

D . F. B obbitt, 

M cC urdy, 

p ro fesso r 

Grace Null Crowell, who is 
Lo lecture in Garrison Hail to­
night at 8 o'clock on "W hat 
Poetry Means to Me.” a r r iv ­
in Austin Monday after- 
a l 
! noon. Sh e and her husband,
ll. C row ell, m ade 
N orm an 
tho 
trip 
from D allas by au tom obile- 
W hile in A ustin, Mr. and Mrs. 
j C row ell av ill bo the g u e sts of Mrs.
JI . M. Prim er 
and Mrs, WL G. 
j fr a n k lin .

Mrs. C row ell w ill be 

in A ustin 
1 through W ednesday. 
F lan s have 
ib s e n m ade for her en ter ta in m en t, 
the moat prom inent a ffa ir being 
the tea at the F acu lty W o m en ’s] 
j 
C ub tod ay from 3 to 5 o ’clock, 

P o p u la r P o e t 

Mrs. C row ell is o r e o f th e m ost I 

popular w om en poets, accord in g to 
critics. Dr. L. W. P ayne o f 
th e 
U n iv ersity English fa cu lty sp eak s 
o f 
highly o f her in his “ S u rvey 
T ex a s L ite r a tu r e .” He hays:

ab out 

‘A p ron s’ and 

“ Mrs, C row ell w rites ab ou t th e 
sim p le, every d a y th in gs of hom e 
life 
‘K itch­
e n s,’ ab ou t the ‘P in es’ and ‘S y ca ­
m ores’ and ‘Shin in g P o p la rs,’ and 
other fa m ilia r 
in trin sicly 
b ea u tifu l o b je c ts.”

but 

T w o B o o k s W r it te n 

le a d y 

Mrs. C row ell has w ritten and 
o f v erse 
published tw o volu m es 
and has a third 
for the 
printer. H er fir st volu m e, “ W hite 
F ir e ,” w on th e aw ard in the first 
an nu al book pub lish in g c o n te st of 
the P o etry S o cie ty o f T exas. The 
volu m e c o n ta in s m any p oem s p re­
in n ation al pe­
viou sly p ub lish ed 
and 
riod icals o f both 
A m erica.

E n glan d 

H oliday Declared 

F or S tu d en ts on 
W ash in g to n s D ay

“ F a th er 

T hanks to the 

o f 
Our C o u n try ,” 
stu d en ts wit! 
not have to atten d cla sses F i i- 
day. A m o n g the m any th in g s 
th at G eorge W ash in gton 
did 
fo r th-3 A m erican peop le w as 
22, 
to be born on F ebruary 
thus m ak in g possible a h olid ay 
that p rob ab ly n ev er w ill 
be 
denied th e stu d en ts. 
is an 
official h o lid a y ; the U n iv ersity 
the 
ca ta lo g u e sa y s 
P re sid en t’s office said M onday 
that the c a ta lo g u e 
c o r ­
rectly.

is; and 

read 

It 

it 

VENUE CHANGE 
IN M’DONALD 
TRIAL ASK ED

H ea rin g on M otion Is Council

I O t o m e U p 
M onday

S p t d a l ta T h « PaU u T txo*~ 

Division of Extension 

Shows Rapid Increase

In the score of years since the organization o f extension 
w ork a t the U n iv e r sity that departm ent has increased 
the 
scope ( f its a c tiv itie s many tim es over and has expanded in 
siz e from a sin g le bureau o ffe r in g correspondence and lecture 
w ork to a division com p risin g seven bureaus, each w ith its 
ow n s ta f f phi! ss * of work to do. *" 
accord ing 
ll. Shelby,! 
lo T. 
dean of the D ivision of E x ­
tension.

R egistration N ow 
T o ta ls 5.883 for

The Bureau o f E x ten sio n , ax it j 

w a s then know n, wax authorized 
by the Board o f R eg e n ts in 1909.1 
P rovision s w ere made* fo r o ffe rin g 
co u rses by corresp on d en ce and for , 
le ctu r es to be d elivered by m e m -1
bors o f 
facu lty . 
the U n iv e r sity 
P resid en t H. Y. B e n e d ic t w as nam ­
ed d irector.

D eb ate A dded

Y ear of 1928-29

C o m p lete 

f o r 
registra tio n 
to ta ls 
se m e ste r 
t h e 
sp rin g 
a 
report 
6 ,8 3 3 , accord in g to 
issu ed 
the A u d ito r’s o f ­
from 
fice S atu rd a y a fte rn o o n . T here 
is an in crease o f 2 7 7 stu d en ts 
over la st y e a r ’s rep ort, which 
sh ow s a re g istra tio n o f 5 ,5 5C.

In 1911, th e U n iv ersity In ter­
sc h o la stic D e b a tin g S o c ie ty w as 
it 
added to the e x te n sio n w ork; 
la ter becam e know n a s the Inter­
sch olastic L eague B u reau. Other 
d ep artm en ts w ere added from tim e 
to tim e.

OPEN HEARING 
WILL BE HELD 
ON FRAT BILL

W hen Dr. A, C asw ell Ellis su c­
ceed ed Dr. B en ed ict as director a 
few years later, he in stigated 
a 
(Campaign a g a in st hookw orm and 
m ateria, sen d in g o u t groups from 
th e Bureau o f E x ten sio n to lectu re 
and conduct the w ork in the rural 
com m u n ities and sch ools. U nder
th e d irection o f F . MI. B r .B e y , . 
form er sta te su p e rin ten d e n t o f in- j * V c p i C o t. U U U I v < h

stru ctio n , who b ecam e d irector o f 
th e bureau in 1911, school stud ies
and su rveys w ere added to 
the
a c tiv itie s o f the bureau . 
Ellis Head* 

T h e fr a te r n ity c o m m itte e
j 
Dr. E llis again took charge of c o n s j8tin g o f Bill R yan, chair 
th e d ep artm ent when Mr. Bratley m a n ; “ T in y ” G o o c h , J o h n T. 
the M c C u llo u g h , M arvin Brown 
le ft to becom e p resid e n t o f 
C ollege o f Industrial A rts. He wax a n d 
jrj}<jnM w jij r e p r e s e n t
su cceed ed by P ro fesso r E. D. Shur 
th e fr a te r n itie s at th e open 
tor, who held th e p osition until 
h e a r in g to be held ton igh t by the 
19 2 0 , w hen T. H. S h elb y , su per­
H o u se o f R ep resen ta tiv es on the 
in te n d en t o f the T y ler schools, b e­
fr a te r n ity bill which w as b rou gh t 
cam e director* For a abort tim e 
up by S en a to r W, E. Thomaston 
in 1920 and 
19*21, w hite Mr. 
som e tim e ago.
S h elb y w as d oing grad u ate work 
in C hicago, Dr. I). A. P enick w as 
.n ch arge o f the b u reau , and it w as 
d uring this period th at exten sion 
cen ter classes w ere begu n.

Issue E ditors of 

T he Daily T e x a n 

I o Hold M eeting

Issu e ed itors on Tho D aily 
T e x a n s t a f f are urged to 
be 
p resen t a t a m eetin g in th e e d i­
to r ’s office, room 127, B. H all,
th is T u esd a y a fte rn o o n 
5 
o ’clock .

at 

“ A ll issu e ed itors should be 
p resen t a t this m eetin g as im ­
p o rta n t b usin ess w ill 
d is­
c u sse d ,” raid Jim m ie S. P ayn e, 
e d ito r -in -c h ie f o f The D a ily 
T e x a n .

be 

LOVE ELECTED 
PRESIDENT 0 F 
U.T. SC R IB E S

— ------

O f I h e t a S ig m a
P hi

A c tiv e 

p r e p a r a tio n 

I o n 
I tour o f th e U n iv e r s ity cam -] 
pus by m e m b e r s o f the T e x a s 
Legislature W e d n e s d a y 
is 
b e in g m a d e by v a r io u s c o m ­
m itte e s u n d e r 
t h e g e n e r a l i 
d irection o f Gyp nth S tugard. T he! 
tran sp ortation 
co m m ittee, w ith I 
John T. M cC ullough as chairm an, i 
w ill have ears at the C apitol 
at j 
4 :3 0 W ed n esd ay, and U n iv e r sity ' 
co-ed s, a c tin g a s h o ste sse s, w ill I 
be on hand to point out p laces o f 
in te r e st in th e cou rse o f the tour.

I The h o ste sse s a re 

in ch arge o ■ 

B c .s O lsen.

Solon* A ccep t 

R ep re sen ta tiv e s 

The S en a te and the H ouse of} 
ad opted ]
in vita- J 

have 

the 

I reso lu tio n s a cc ep tin g 
‘ tion o f th e stu d en ts.

I tem p latcd . 
com m ittee, 

D ue to th e p ressu re o f o ffic ia l! 
found I 
le g isla to r s have 
j b usin ess, 
; it im p ossib le to g iv e tim e for an j 
] ex ten d ed v isit to th e variou s de- \ 
p a y m e n ts , as w as p reviou sly con- j 
the 
th is] 
j au tom ob ile to u r w ill be follow ed i 
th e i 
j b y visits to th e caluptra by 
m em bers o f the L eg isla tu re la ter ! 
Jon d u rin g th e se ssio n or d uring 
I the sp ecial se ssio n .

is hoped by 
that 

It 
h ow ever, 

The tour o f the cam pus w ill end 
a t the L ittle fie ld D orm itory w here i 
r e fresh m en ts w ill be served .

Gy Beth S tu g a rd . Marvin Brow n, j 
the j 
for I 

' and B ess O lsen 
I student e x e c u tiv e co m m ittee 

co n stitu te 

this a ffa ir .

threats. Witcher and fsje w L e a d e r Is M e m b e r

A S ports Day 

p r e s i d e n t o f 
A s .s o c ia t .io n 

h v e r e t t a L o v e w a s c h o s e n third e v e n t o f 

the 
be
t h e j o u r n a l i s m held a t the U n iv e r sity , is a prom -
s p e c i a l ■ inept fe a tu r e o f th e open house
th eir j m e e t i n g o f th e s tu d e n ts o f a c tiv itie s fo r the le g isla to rs W ed-
nesday. F o u r h un dred girls, raem-
M iss Love is a m e m b e r o f berg o f th e fresh m an sp orts cla sses 
train -
in 
part
be; m em b er o f the Spanish D ram atics I in th e program w hich w ill be held

program , 
th is typ e to 

a j i n g d ep artm en t, w ill 

the w o m en ’s p h ysical 

fr a te r n ity , 

ta k e 

at, a 

stre n u o u s sch ed u le 

o f 

the last I jo u r n a lis m M o n d a y n ig h t. 

ree w eeks, th e S te e r s w ill start 
th e sam e fiv e th a t has been g e t ­
tin g such good r e su lts in the last
f e w gam es, b ut re se rv es wjjl 
w ork ed into 
p ossib le. C aptain H olly B rock and R ite D orm itory an n u al, th e S a r - : 
S u g Camp w ill sta r t a t forw ards, j d in e . 

T h eta S igm a Phi, w o m e n ’s hon- 
o r a r y jo u r n a listic 

th e ga m e w h en evri C lub, and ed itor o f th e S co ttish from 4 to 5 oarlock,

I 
I 

B ig ’Un R ose a t c e n te r , and flee s I p a y m e n t o f jou rn alism . 
and W ray at gu ard s. 

from sch ool 

The tw o e v e n ts o f th is 

le f t v a ca n t by m et here and 

S he is a se n io r in th e de- held at 

T h e o f fic e o f p resid en t o f th e A. A. co n v en tio n 

kind
th e U n iv e r sity 
b efore 
w ere sta g ed d u r in g the sta te W.
in 1927 which
th e
in 
o rg a n iz a tio n w as 
th e w ith d raw al 
o f sp rin g o f 1 9 2 8 , w hich w as a city-
W en d ell O’N eal, fo rm er p resid en t, w ide a ffa ir . T h ese S p o r ts D ays 
the are a d e fin ite ex a m p le o f th e typ e
O’N e a l 
S e n a te a t th e p resen t se ssio n o f o f p hysical a c tiv ity th at 
ba­
and m eet 
th e L eg isla tu re. He w as a s e n io r ; g in n in g to d o m in a te, 
ed u cation al ap p roval. E v ery girl
jo u rn a lism stu d en t. 
in 
is en cou raged to 
ism A ssociation are: A le x M u r-j Sports D a y s sin c e p articip ation is 
p hree, vice p resid en t, and Doro- d ep en d e n t n o t upon sk ill but upon 
I 
Thy Edm eston, se cr eta ry . 

O th er o ffic e r s o f the J ou rn al- 

Turn to P a g e 0, Col. 3

is jou rn al clerk o f 

p articip ate 

a n o th er 

is 

40 m in u tes 

B e a r s t o n ig h t on t h e D e a f 
a n d D um b g y m f lo o r in th e ir 
I s e c o n d m e e t in g o f th e y e a r 
in a gam e that w ill b e an yth in g 
|
 
I b u t a p leasan t 
fo r 
I 
th em . The B ru in s held T exas to 
I a 2 3 -1 9 win in W aco in the season 
o p en er, and w ill be ou t to show 
th a t it w as no a ccid en t. On 
the 
oth e r hand, 
m addened by th e th o u g h t o f the 
I sca re which the B ears gave them , 
and w ill do th e ir b est to run up 
th e score.

th e S teed s w ill be J 

S ta l li n g G a m e

it 

I 
I and may a tte m p t to use 

B aylor has b een u sin g the stall- 
ing game in th e ir la st fe w frays,
on 
T e x a s ton igh t. 
It w a s the stall- 
in g an tics o f th e B ru in s th a t gave 

t 
a T e x a s so much tro u b le 

o f th e season , 

th eir I 
and 
f ir s t gam e 
should Crow ’s ch a rg e ; resort 
to 
th a t gam e to n ig h t, W alk er’s fiv e 
w ould find it p retty hard to run 
up th eir total.

in 

and 

C aptain B ark sd ale 

Jake |
IVtison hav§ b een 
shining 
lig h ts in the w in s o f the B ruins, |
and these tw o m en w ill bear the ; 
b ru nt o f the B ea r a tta c k , th ou ght

th e 

S m ith and K iersk y are d angerou s 
scoring 

i 
] 
i G u ice are th e p air on whom the 
i B ru in s w ill d ep en d 
the 
S te e r scorers. T h e B ruins have 
I 
im proved a g r e a t d eal sin ce the 
o p en in g gam e o f th e season , and 
to n ig h t’s fray w ill be a n y th in g but 
a w alk-aw ay fo r the locals.

to stop 

I 
f 

S t e e r s R e a d y

T ired and r e s t le s s from 

i’ 

This 
five 
a lo n g p retty 
h as been ste p p in g 
and 
f a s t in th e ir scrap s o f la te, 
w ill g iv e the B ears 
first 
th eir 
ta ste o f the b a ttle to n ig h t. Rut 
V in in g , Earl T a y lo r, J a k e L ooney, 
F ran k C heatham , and Jam es Fom - 
b y lik ely w ill g e t in th e fray be­
fo re it is over. T h e com bination 
o f R ose and C am p at forw ard s, 
F om b y a t ce n te r , and R ecs 
and 
C heath am at guard* m ay be used 
the gam e. 
at som e 
tim e d u r in g 
Ja k e Looney, R u t V in in g 
and 
Earl T aylor 
w ith the b est o f th em .
 
 

------

o— 

can p lay the gam e J 

 

 

T W O ALECS O M ITTED

FROM H O N O R ROLL

The honor roll fo r the College 
by 
of Engineering as published 
The Texan Sunday 
om itted the 
following stu d en ts in the Hat of 
highest three p er cen t, H. A. T urn­
er, G. T. H am bion.

J E A N E T T E W A D D E L L ILL
J e a n e tte W ad d ell, who w as ta k ­
en to S cott and W h ite H ospital at 
"cmple last w ee k fo r a serio u s op­
era tio n , is in a cr itica l con d ition, 
accord in g to M argaret F ran cis, her 
room m ate at th e L ittle fie ld D or­
m itory.

Miss W addell is a freshm an in 
[the U n iversity and a member o f 
A lp ha D elta Pi sorority.

- -T"- •
ft

LL

J

P L U M M E R A N D A D K I N S HELP 

P L A N G E O L O G Y FIELD TRIP

S u n d ay 

j 
F . B. Plum m er and W. S. Ad- 
j k in s o f the Bureau o f Econom ic 
from 
j G e o lo g y retu rn ed 
J F o rt W orth w here they m et w ith 
; Dr. H. W. W inton and Dr. G ayle 
S c o tt o f T exas C hristian U niver- 
: fcity to plan a m ap o f th e field 
J trip w hich w ill be taken fo llo w in g 
th e m e e tin g o f th e A m erican As- 
ja c e ta tio n o f P etroleu m G eologists, 
w h ich is to be held in F ort W orth 
is 
M arch 2 1 -2 3 . The fie ld trip 
p art o f the program planned fo r 
th e m eetin g . 
co v er 180 
■ m ile s o f territory, 
j 

S tu d e n ts of the d ep artm en t o f 
g e o lo g y o f the U n iv ersity w ill at- 
i te n d the m eetin g. A co m m ittee 
l f rom th e S ou th w estern G eological 
^ S o c ie ty is p lan n in g a sp ecia l fe a ­

It w ill 

ture o f en ter ta in m en t.

E xh ib its o f fo ssils and m aps w ill 
be one fe a tu r e o f the e n te r ta in ­
m ent. 
and 
maps w ill be su p p lied from the de 
p ertin en t o f g e o lo g y o f th e U niver­
sity.

S om e o f th e fo ssils 

o f 

a sso cia tio n 

The A m erican 

A ssociation of 
P etroleum G e o lo g ists is th e larg­
es? 
its kind in 
It ha* a m em bership o f 
A m erica. 
hundred. Oil 
about tw e n ty -o n e 
g eo lo g ist- and m em bers o f the g e ­
olo g y d ep a rtm en ts o f various un- 
ive rd ti es b elo n g 
the a sso c ia ­
tion.

to 

The S o c ie ty o f E conom ic ??* 
ce otologist.- 
in F ort 
Worth w ith th e A m erican A ssocia­
tion o f P etro leu m G eologist*,

w ill m a tt 

It w as not u n til 1926 th at 

the 
nam e wax changed from Bureau 
o f E xten sion to D iv isio n o f E x ­
ten sion . A t the sam e tim e 
tho 
title o f the head o f the organ iza­
tion w as changed from director to 
d ean , and the variou s d ep artm ents 
becam e bureaus.

T he work o f th e D ivision 

of 
E xten sion in creased rapidly from 
y ea r to year. T he bureau o f g o v ­
ern m en t research, which 
d er the su pervision o f
m en ! d ep artm ent o f the
v e r it y , w as 
D ivision o f E x ten sio n , 
reau o f in du strial 
m g, form erly 
in d e p e n d en t, was 
also tran sferred to the sam e d ivis­
ion.

tr a n sfe r r e d 

In 1921, e x te n sio n classes w ere 

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Both Mrs. C row ell and her hux-, 

P A R I S , F e b . 1 8 — H e a r i n g 
band have been ai liv e in Htimulat- ()n a m o t i o n f o r c h a n g e o f
in g 
t h e M c D o n a l d w i l l
She i ■ r ec o rd in g se c re ta ry or 
F o etry S o c ie ty o f T exas and H r. I © O fte s t 

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b e e n 

in T e x * .. J 

in p oetry 

in te r n ,t 

the 

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s e t 
sec re- j M o n d a y , F e b r u a r y 2 5 , 

h a s 

'C ro w e ll 

is corresp on d in g 

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t o r 
b y C actus Editor

\ G retchen Sm ith 

V V i 11 U r y '

J u d g e N e w m a n P h i l l i p s o f 
the S ix ty -seco n d d istrict.

L Bil1 BoncJ

M a n a g in g E d ito r o f T h e T e x a n

Discuss A bolition WILLIAMS ELECTED

G ER M A N M A N A G ER

O f G rou ps
.....— -

T he third trial is sch ed u led to 

be heard in Ju d ge P h illip s’ court

early in M arch C on testan ts have 

asked a c h a n g e 
.

W. T. W illiam s w as e le c te d 
o f the S atu rd ay 
th e 

on
.. ,
„ . 
flo o r m anager 
n ig h t G erm an at a m ee tin g o f 
ttr-.undn th a t a f a .r and ....p art,a:
social ca len d a r co m m ittee which ; trial can n ot he obtained in Lam ai 
w as held M onday a fte rn o o n . W B- C ounty. A m illion and a quarter 
th e S tate U n iv ersity 
Hams is a m em ber o f D elta T h eta b eq u est to 
Phi fr a te r n ity which is now m an- 
for an astron om ical o b servatory 
a g in g th e G erm an. 

I is in volved ir the suit.

v en u e 
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.

.

Facts About Former U. T. Students 
W ho Now Fill Solon Chairs

laid b efo re 
co m m ittee o f 

A b r ie f co n ta in in g the main!
I a rg u m en ts w hich w ill be p resen ted 
in d e fe n se o f th e fra ter n itie s a ’- 
the 
ready has been 
sta te a f fa ir s 
the 
S e n a te , and the com m ittee from ]
the In te r-F ra ter n ity C ouncil ha*] s e d a t iv e s , received his ba c he l o r {
, 
c o n fe r r e d w ith Thom ason 
w ith th** fa c u lty in vestigu tio 
n corn- ] sity S ch ool o f Law in 1917. 
m iU ee s at an ea r lie r date in the 
a g ita tio n .

E rn est C. C ox o f C orsican a, a to the gu ard ian and ward 

m em ber o f the H ouse o f R e p r o -1 and 

the bill providing 

f o r 

law , 
a

' b mt n d ^ h e ^ n T w hich

and ]o f law* d egree from the U n iv e r -j^ e n tir e ly or%in; 
I tiv e Cox raid, “ is

sided in B. Hall and w as a m e m -j the S ta te has derived from 
ber o f the R ustic usses. He w en t] sale and 
out 

orig in a l,” R ep resen ta- 
is the bill provi 1-
W h ile in the U n iv ersity , he re-] ing for th e use o f the funds th at 
the 
le a se o f the A m erican 
at
a r ­
K errvilie to build m em orial 
m ories fo r th e T ex a s N a tio n a l 
G uard.”

fo o tb a ll a n d (L egion M em orial S a n ita riu m 

fo r track and 

fo r - batea.

de-

o ffe r e d the 
ed u cation
sup-

sta te 

D urin g th e w ar, he w as a m em ­
ber o f th e T h irty-eigh th D iv isio n ,
in te re sted I serv in g as. a m achine g u n n er . F or 

— G L E E C L U B T O M E E T
A sp ecia l m ee tin g o f the Girls : took p art in the U n iv ersity 

G lee Club has been called 

te a c h e r -tr a in -1 th is m ee tin g , he said.
A n to in e tte K uehne. 

to the I o f th e G lee Club. 

It is im portant ] ported schools and 

is 

The bu-1 th at ail m em bers be p resen t 

at in th e ju n io r college b ill. H e h a s .2 2 m onths 

fo llo w in g the sig n in g a n t to the director o f publicity

w orked fo r the* series o f A m e n - o f the A rm istic e, he w as su p erin - th e LU c'ersity, v isited 

Oft

p te v id e n t w ill a u to m a tica lly 
com e p resid en t fo llo w in g the res­
ign*? Lr: 
o f Ruth TliOfwa*, p resi­
dent*

form er v i c e ; can b ilk p rovid in g for th e teach- 

be- ir.g o f p atriotism , civ ics, and A m - j m eat S e r v ic e o f D allas, and 

ten d en t o f the M unicipal Em ploy*
for

in public schools, 
erie an h istory 
fo r the am en d m en t to the 
vital 
sta tistic s law , fo r the am en d m en t

six y ea r s w as 
con n ected w ith 
th e S ta te O rphan’s H om e a t Cor­
sicana*

c am pus Mc aday.

Miss Thaxton w a 
the P hi O m ega Uj 
She le ft M onday fo r her 
Mason.

V oting B ooths P laced 
In Nine C am p u s 
Buildings

HEAVY VOTE URGED

S tuden ts M a rk Choice 
In O rd e r of
I, 2, 3

T h e 

sp e c ia l 

e le c tio n o f 
s tu d e n t o ffic ii .Is m a d e n ec­
essa r y by th e r e s ig n a t io n o f 
som e o ffic e r s a n d in e lig ib il­
ity o f others w ill be h e ld to­
d a y , b e g in n in g a t 8 o ’c lo c k , 
at which tim e th e p o lis will open. 
T he polls w ill clo se at I o ’clock, 
accord in g to A u g u st S p ain , c h ie f 
ju d ge o f the elec tio n .

A ll stu d en ts are urged to vote* 
early and in the rig h t box, sta ted 
Spain.

N in e B o x e s

N ine boxes have b een placed 
in various b uildings fo r 
variou i 
sch ools and d ep a rtm e n ts: depart­
m ent o f jou rn alism , B. H u ll; Col­
lege o f E n g in eerin g , E n g in ee rin g 
S ch ool o f E d u cation , 
B u ild in g; 
and G raduate S ch ool in th e sa m e 
box 
in Education P u d d in g ; L aw 
School, in the Law B u ild in g ; C o l­
g ir ls’ 
le g e o f Arts and S c ie n c e s, 
stu d y hall for w o m en ; R otunda o f 
Main B uilding fo r both m en and 
w om en; Garrison H all 
fo r both 
m en and wom en o f th e acad em ic 
d ep artm en t; School o f P harm acy, 
V H all; School o f B u sin ess A d­
m inistration, R. H all.

A ll stu d en ts both m en and w o­
m en 
in all sch ools w ill v ote fo r 
th e m anaging ed ito r o f T h e D aily 
Texan and for th e ed ito r o f th e 
( ’actu s, and all m en w ill vote fo r 
the chairm an o f the M en’s H onor

j 

T oday s ballot:

C h a irm a n o f the M e n ’* H o n or

C o u n c il

j 

I. Roy M. C anon 
2. M. G. B u rn sid e
[ B. A. M e n ’* C o u n c ilm a n
I. C urtis B e a ty 

E d u c a tio n S ch o o l C o u n c ilm a n 

I . B arney M cC arty 

I. Win. R ay M iller
2. John W. W o o d ru ff 
J o u rn a lism A s s e m b l y m a n

1. E arle W alker
2. A ex N. M urphree
3. IL W. W allace, Jr.
Law S ch oo l A s s e m b l y m a n

1. I). D. M ahon
2. E arnest S an d ers
Only 

.students r e g is te r e d 

f o r 
one or m ore co u rses in th e dep art- 
(T urn to p age 4. C ol. I )

FO U R FR A TE R N IT IE S 

REGAIN ELIGIBILITY

O m ega B eta P i, D elta Tau D el­
ta, D( Ila Sigm a Phi, and Phi Mu, 
sta n d in g s w ere 
v. hose ueholastic 
b elow the U n iv ersity average fo r 
the sch olastic year o f 1927-28 and 
who w ere th e re fo r e u nab le to in­
itia te this last fa ll, are now r n - 
sta ted A m o 
ib le for in itia tio n , 
N ow otn y, a ssista n t dean o f m e n , 
M onday.

The average w ill not be taken 
It w as due to tho 
u n til Ju ne. 
ch an ge o f term sy stem s th at JMMt
cessita ted the taking o f the last
average.

I

SA R A H THAXTON VISITS
fo rm er a ir 4
Sarah Thaxton, 
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 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1929

lo P /ay SCRIMMAGE TO
R a c q u e t 0 EN D GRIDIRON
Team 

c p R i N n w r o w

60 Freshmen
Report for 
Baseball 
W ork

W. F. (Bill) Krahl, former stu­
dent of the University, has won a 
place on the racquet team of Chi­
cago which played la st week 
in 
the national doubles racquet tour­
nament in that city, according to 
a letter received by Dr. W. T. 
Mather, professor o f physics.

Mr. Krahl since leaving the Uni­
versity in 1D08, has been active 
in 
the F.x-Studentis’ Association 
and in .support o f enterprises of 
the University.

Recently he gave $25,000 to the 
University Y. M. C. A. endowment 
fund. He contributed $500 
to 
the Stadium fund, and has sup­
ported other U niversity projects.
Mr, Krahl attended the Uni­
versity from 1905 to 1908 as a 
student in the College of Engi­
neering. While here hr* played on 
the football team and took part 
in other forms o f athletics. He 
married a University co-ed.

Silica leaving the University, 
cen­

Mr. Krahl has been in the 
tred ing business in Chicago.

‘ Bill,” -aid Dr. Mather, “is a 
fins example of what a famous 
college president called a 
‘con­
served boy.’ His w ife, too, has 
conserved her youth and is 
just 
as pretty now as she was when 
he married her.”

S aints to O ffer W a ll 
T o T h ru sts of 
L o ngho rn s

„ The S teers will bring their four 
weeks and two days o f 
spring 
football work to an end this a f­
ternoon when they engage the St. 
Edwards spring ^ridders in a prac­
.scrimmage on the Memorial 
tice 
Stadium grid at 4 o'clock.

and tumble 

The last two weeks have been 
devoted 
to the more essential 
parts of the game, and th e men 
who will participate in the scrim­
mage will be in good shape for a 
affair. A 
rough 
large number 
of Varsity men, 
and prospective frosh have been 
on hand for the workouts each a f­
ternoon, and coaches James and 
Karow are 
that the 
.Steer spring gridders will be on 
their toes for the scrap.

satisfied 

The scrimmage will bring to an 
end all form s of football, w ith the 
exception of a small class under 
Bill James, until 
this fall when 
Coach Littlefield will call his 
11*29 club together for the first 
fall practice.

C H O R A L CLUB T A K E S 
IN NEW MEM BERS

tre Dame football coach, as chief 
referee, Ted Canty, forem ost an­
nouncer in the United States to 
aet in that capacity for the Tex­
an ­
as games. Canty was head 
nouncer for the relays in 1928, 
and was assisted by Tiny Gooch, 
Tex as’ star athlete.

The University Choral Club
has started a rehearsal for a joint 
program to be held in connection 
with the Men’s Glee Club and the 
Girls’ Glee Club some time 
this 
Several new members 
semester. 
the club Monday 
were added to 
night.

Sixty freshmen reported for the 
initial frosh baseball workout yes­
terday afternoon under Marty Ka- 
row. Half of the potential Varsi­
ty stars were fitted out in uni­
forms, while 
the others were 
dressed in uniforms of their own. 
More uniforms will be issued to 
the* membt rs of the squad within 
the next few days.

Among the most promising men 
for the first day’s 
who reported 
work are: Lewis, a big right-hand- 
e I pitcher; Ador, an infielder, H. 
Tyson and Hunt, pitchers.

“We will have a good freshman 
and a regular 

this year, 
team 
st hedule,” declared Karow.

Tickets for the Baylor 

game 
will be available all day this Tues­
day at Z Hall. Students whose 
names begin with I, J, K, and L 
are eligible for the tickets.

vVm. K ay M iller

T e x a n M an ag in g 

Editor

VOTE TODAY

Changing
Horses

W E :_______ W K L 

J I *
DP.—Path* Not*

D a m e r u m o r ha h it t h a t this 
y o u n g ster Lyn L arry it holding 
f o r m ore 
o u t on the Y ank* 
m o n e y . 
a P a c ific 
is 
C o a s t L e a g u e p r o d u c t .

L a r r y 

W yatt Starter 
For Fifth
Annual
Games

Jay Wyatt, 

ales manager of 
the collages and schools depart­
ment of the A. G. Spalding Ath­
letic Goods Company, will be o f­
ficial starter for the Fifth An­
nual Texas Relays, according 
to 
an announcement made yesterday 
by “Ox” Higgins, director. Mule 
Frasier, former 
Baylor hurdle 
star, has been acting in that ca­
pacity since the relays were first 
begun five years ago. The selection 
of W yatt to act as o .ficial starter 
completes 
of officials, 
which includes Knute Rockne, No*

the lift 

A r e c o r d of y o u r o w n m a k i n g ! 
S P E A K O 
S in g ! S p e a k ! P l a y ! 

P H O N E ? ?

REL A KS A TTRA CT

H O L D O U T ?

Boxing F inals to 

S tart T o n ig h t at 
7:30 in Z H a l l

F i l i i * in 

in tram u ral boxing 
and w restling w ill be held to*
night and this a fte r n o o n . The 
start 
in w restlin g w ill 
fin a ls 
at 4 :3 0 o ’clock, w h ile the box* 
to* 
in g finals will be 
n igh t in the w re stlin g 
room 
startin g at 7 :3 0 o'clock.

staged 

Orange Quint ] 
Defeated by 
Nick L im , 
47-37

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of the year in 

The Steers meet the Baylor 
» 
in their m c -
j Bears here tonight 
the 
* end plash 
.Silents’ Gymnasium. The Bears 
I 
I have developed 
into a powerful
• < lub since ’ heir opener with the 
I Steers, and tonight’n fray will be
hard fought from start to finish, 
to 
mu*, The Staters have been through 
I one 8f the hardhat strains a team 
can be placed in for the last two 
I weeks with their schedule sending 
them against the strongest clubs 
loop one af th cr another, 
in the 
I 
’ and final examinations thrown in 
I 

I with the Longhorns favored 

for good measure.

taste of work 

Frosh ba se hailers got their first 
yesterday after- 
them 
| noon when Karow called 
r 
together for the initial workout 
I of the 1929 season. Some prom­
ising men are found on the frosh 
the 
development of these men with 
interest.

I roster, and Di©ch will watch 

I 

| 

I 

the 

into 

The intramural boxing bout* 
are creating a great deal of in-1 
terext, and big crowds have jam ­
small 
med their way 
I wrestling room in Z Hpll where* 
matches are being held. On 
"" 
crowds have
m both night©, 
* 
of 
inch 
I apace in the small room and many 
f have been turned away. The fi- 
\ rials in the wresting will he held
this afternoon, while boxing f i ­
* 
nals will come tonight. Several
interesting bouts are promised for 
fans witnessing tonight’s scraps.

filled every available 

the 

I 
I 

*

1 

fight 

in the 

its way 

The finals 

intramural 
basketball race will be played 
j Wednesday night when the engi- 
neers and Stovall’s Wichita clash 
I at tile froth gymnasium at 7:30 
o clock. The Wichita f»v«* has had 
thro ug bt a 
lo 
than the one 
tougher schedule 
faced by the Alecs, and if any­
body is favored to win, it is the 
| Wichita five. The Wichita club 
title when 
I won the independent 
it defeated the Little Campus 
• “B” club, and then defeated the 
D. K. E. quint for the right to 
I enter the final*. On the other

( hand, the engineers, in the weak­

est league in the organisation, the 
tho 
Departmental League, won 
title without any trouble, 
and 
then topped tho Newman Club 
five in a dull clash. All in alb it 
looks as though the Wichita five 
| will win the University champion- 

I 
I 
I 

ship.

Florida Enters 
15 Men; Far 
West Team 
Booked

Entries and request# for infor­
mation in rearer cl« to the fifth an 
I nual Texas Relays are bring re - 
I reived from both the Atlantic and 
f Pue {fie coasts. The University of 
Florida yesterday signified its in­
tention of entering 15 men in the 
games, marking the entrance of 
teams east of the Mississippi 
in 
the carnival. The Gators will en­
ter both the Texas and S. M. U. 
relays, and the trip from Gaines­
the 
ville. Florida, will constitute 
longest trip made by a Florida 
track team, and one of the long­
est in the history o f the school. 
In 1025 the Gator football club 
invaded Texas for a game with 
the Steers.

P. A. Pipal, head coach at Acci­
dental College, 
San Francisco, 
California, has written for speci­
fic information in regards to the 
events, and adds that the school 
relay 
will probably 
teams, This is the first time that 
a Pacific coast team has been en­
tered In the Texas relays.

enter two 

Claude Rothgeb, track coach at 
Rice Institute, has asked if it will 
be possible to arrange a special 
race for J. N. Greer, who was 
captain of the Rice track squad in 
1928. Greer wants a special race 
for 660 yards. He has run this 
distance in i minute, 21 seconds, 
which is 3-5 of a second under 
the world record.

To the University o f Oklahoma 
goes the honor of being the first 
school of tending in their entries 
for the fifth annual T e x a s Relays. 
re­
Th© list of 18 entries was 
c e i v e d from the Oklahoma School 
yesterday and includes 
the best 
track men in the Missouri Valley, 
1928 
and one member o f 
United States Olympic track team.
Tom Churchill ll, who placed 
fifth in tjje decathlon id. the Olym­
pic Games at Amsterdam 
last 
the 
summer, will he entered in 
all-around ch a m p io n s^ . Chureh- 
hill was one o f the ouManding col­
lege athletes in the United State© 
in 1928.

the 

The Sooner team will be enter­
ed in four relays, the 440, 880. 
relays. The 
medley and mile 
Sooners always have 
out 
some of the fastest relay teams 
in the south, and their entrance in 
these events promises some fast 
times for the relays.

put 

I he men entered by Oklahoma 
are: Earl H int, Harold Adkinson, 
Jack f armer!, Earl Baker, H. 
Johnson, Russe! 
(argon, Dick 
Dudley, John Bell. High Robert©, 
Tom Churrhhill, Bruce Drake, A. 
D. Howell and Larker Shelby.

Drake, Howell and Shelby will 
have to he watched in the pole 
vault, shot put, discus and high 
jump. Drake went 13 feet in the 
Rice Relays last year, while How­
ell has registered 4 7 feet in the 
shot, and 145 lect in the discus. 
Shelby holds the Missouri Valley 
high jump title with a leap of 6 
feet 8 3-4 inches.

Dyt Johnson was elected presi­
de: t of the Hogg Debating Club 
for the second sem ester at 
the 
regular m eeting Tuesday night. 
O ther officer* elected were: 
Jim
p resident; Buford 
vice 
Hoise, 
Green, 
seen (ary u ca-rn r n ; Bu­
ford Nichols, reporter; and Mor­
ris Hankins, sergeant-at-arms.

A debate un “ Resolved, That

TOTAL

Frosh
Baldridge,
Bowle, f 
Leary, f
Taylor, c 
( ’rider, g 
Jenull, g

TOTA!

S prin t to Th0 Doily TV*#*.

FORT WORTH, Fob. 

18.— 
Twenty-on© uniform© were issued 
this week to members of the var­
sity baseball team at Texas Chris­
Coach Leo 
tian University. 
“ Dutch” Meyer ha© been giving his 
boys some indoor limbering up 
with his pitchers 
catchers 
working several hours a day.

and 

With the loss of only a few men 
from last year, Dutch is expecting 
to put a team o f veterans on the 
diamond this year. His infield ie 
almost intact 
and his pitching 
sd a ff has suffered the loss of only 
one regular. 
J. C. “Jake” Wil­
liams haw dropped out of school, 
but his loss is lightened with 
the 
report that 
promising 
several 
freshman pitchers will be eligible 
for competition this year.

loses 

It is in the 

outfield that 

his entire list 

the 
Frogs will be hard hit for with the 
graduation of Jimmy Grant, Orin 
Parrish, 
and Lowell 
Steadman 
Dutch 
of 
gardeners. However, with several 
promising 
and some 
freshmen 
good material recruited from th** 
ranks of the reserver last year, 
the Purple fly-chasing department 
is expected to give a good account 
o f itself.

f?rp 

Entrants for 

tnter-groupf 
contest of aerial dart must leave I 
their names with the sponsor of] 
the group they wish to represent I 
by Wednesday noon, February j 
20, according to Margaret Kirk-' 
Inde-j 
nor, intramural manager. 
pendents wishing 
the j 
tournament should see Ruth Jun- i 
kin some tim** this Tuesday. Dor- j 
mitory girls should see Margaret j 
Kirkner, and sorority girl*; should 
see either Frances T a rlto n 
or 
Mary Ruth Holmes.

enter 

to 

Names may also be left with I 
Mrs. Lynn in room 45 in the W o-| 
man’s Gymnasium. Each so rer-1 
:ty and dormitory is supposed to 
have two entrants, one to play 
and the other to act as 
substi­
tute.

The tournament will be made I 
Thursday and the schedule of the j 
matches will he posted Saturday I 
morning. Four cups are being 
awarded; one for each division, I 
dormitories, 
and I 
sororities, and one 
group cup. 

independents, 

inter­

large 

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the jury system should be abol­
ished” was the m ain feature of 
the program , 
It was upheld a f­
firmatively by Milburn Lathan 
and Hugo Heimann, anti negative­
ly by Chilton Greer and Buford 
Green. Frederick Peterson made 
a short declamation, 
and Dyt 
Johnson gave Uh* weekly grunt.

PK’S FREE 

. MOTORCYCLE 

DELIVERY
Brings your order while you’re 
still hungry. Anything P. K 
serves can be delivered.

D IA L 9 0 9 0 
T ill 2 a. rn.

PK SANDWICH SHOPS, 
INC.

O pposite H an cock T h eater 
O pposite the U n iv ersity

MALARIA MUGGS

M ade of leave tin finished in b ro w n and 

green D u co — only

See our w indo w

A T the p o rtals o f our large cities— 
 New Y ork, Baltim ore, D etroit, and 
j l \
so o n C leveland— a sem aphore halts 
a luxurious flyer draw n by a puffing 
steam engine. A 
sw itching 
maneuver, an d electricity takes charge. 
A giant electric 
locom otive, quickly 
un d er way, g lid es silently into th e h o m e 
stretch with its lo n g string o f Pullm ans.

simple 

U k e a th o ro u g h b red it makes the ru n — *
tirelessly. P assengers alight in a clean 
term in al— clean because 
there is no 
sm o k e or so o t.

A n o th er m ilesto n e in tran sp o rtatio n — 
an o th er event in th e life o f th e iro n 
horse!

Civilization is progressing, w ith elec­
tricity in the van. H o w far this advance 
will take us, is a pro b lem for ou r future 
leaders. It is fo r th em to develop and 
utilize new ap p licatio n s o f electricity— 
th e force th at is p o in tin g the way over 
uncharted courses, n o t only in railroad­
ing, but in every phase of progress.

I CANT GO 

W ITU VOO TCilS* V . 
AFTER NO O N C A U S E Y 
MY P O P 19 G O N N A 
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T A K E ME TO C E N T R A L 
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P A R K ' 

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)VOU t h e O B E L I9 k / 
I T 9 A G R E A T BIG

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V F U N N Y VURITIN o n

A N ' H E 'S GO n M A ^
S h o w m e t h e b ig 
G o n d o l a s a n t h e
PAG O D A S T O O .',

The G E monogram is found 
on Sarge electric locomotives 
and on M AZDA lamps, elec­
tric vacuum cleaners, and a 
m uitirude o f o th e r appliances 
which serve us ail. It is the 
mark of an organization that 
is dedicated to th e cause of 
electrical progress.

By BEN DAVE ALLE]

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 B u t y o u \
LUANNA G ET V
t h e r e w h e n 

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T H A T S W H EN 
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Tht‘ D e f i n e r s ’ class in E s p e ra n - 
I ( J C H U W L L L P A K I Y j to will hold its f ir s t r e g u la r m eet-
jng th is T u e s d a y n ig h t 
a t 7 :3Q
o ’clock in Main B uild in g 219, ac­
cording to an a n n o u n c e m e n t m a d e 
by th e p re sid e n t 
club, 
Kirsch Schwartz.

th e 

of 

Mr. and Mrs. N o rm a n II. Cro­
well, Mrs. George N ew kirk, and 
Schofield w ere 
Mrs, 
guests at a form al d in n e r given 
by th e Alpha Phi so ro rity a t 
the 
c h a p te r house Monday evening.

Rebecca 

Follow ing dinner, 

a receptio n 
was given Mrs. Crowell to which 
m em b e rs of A.shhel L ite r a r y So­
ciety were invited.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude B. H u d ­
speth a n no un ce th e e n g a g e m e n t o f 
th e ir d au g h te r, Miss E liz a b e th 
A nne H udspeth, K a p p a K a p p a 
G am m a, to W. C. A bbey, th e wed* 
ding to ta k e place F e b r u a r y 27. 
They will live in Del Rio.

G rady Carl of Brow nwood, a 
I fo rm e r stu d e n t in th e U nive rsity 
I from 1915-’20, was a visitor 
on
the cam pus Monday.

Y O U ! !

I T ! ! !

H EA R YOU a* o t h e r s H E A R

S P E A K O P H O N E ? ? W atch 

fo r

Luedecke-Moffatt Co.

Thu Friendly Store

“Look Hot But
Keep Cool”

In the New W oven L e a th e r Sandals

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VESPERS HAVE 
Y. W. C. A. HEAD 
AS LECTURER

Miss Wiggin Approves 
b riendliness ol 
Students

of 

Miss A nne W iggin 

New 
York spoke at Vespers Monday 
a f te r n o o n in th e in te re sts of the 
W o rld ’s S tu d e n t C hristia n F e d e r ­
ation.

From h e r observ atio n as tr a v ­
eling s e c re ta ry 
in te rn a tio n a l 
f o r 
stu d e n ts f o r the N a tio n a l S tudent 
| Council of the Y. W. C. A. which 
j ta k e s h e r to colleges and u n iv e r­
sities from c o a st to coast. Miss 
Wiggin said 
the degree 
th a t A m ericans a r e frie n d ly and 
hospitable and u n d e r s ta n d in g the 
foreign stu d e n ts will c a r r y home 
goodwill and frie n d sh ip f o r 
the ] 
U nited States.

that 

to 

Miss Wiggin h a s tra v e le d 

f o r 
th e N atio nal S t u d e n t Council fo r 
the p a s t six years. F o r th e p ast 
t h r e e years s h t^ h a s been d irec to r 
of the s tu d e n t pilgrim ag es to E u ­
rope.

Miss R uby T errill, d e a n of w o­
men, and Miss D o ro th y G ebauer, 
o f wom en, le ft 
a ssis ta n t dean 
f o r Cleveland, 
M onday at noon 
Ohio, w here 
a 
m ee tin g of th e N a tional Associa­
tio n of Deans of W omen.

th e y will a tte n d 

Wm. Kay Miller

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H ere a re th re e co-eds of the 
U n iv e rsity of Missouri who 
have been en te re d by the so ro r­
ities of t h a t school as b e a u ty

q u e e n s in the a n n u a l com peti­
tion -staged by th e G reek le tte r 
societies. L e ft to rig h t, Mabel 
C o tto n , Kappa K ap pa G am m a;

Phi.

Eloise She re r, K ap pa Alpha 

P h i; V irginia Estes, Pi B e ta 

G R A D U A T E S OF U. T.

W F D A T G A L V E S T O N

a n d 

T he m a rria g e o f M ary Hope
J o h n Thomas
Suggs, J r ., both g r a d u a te s of the 
U n iv ersity , was 
in 
th e 
G alveston J a n u a r y 

solemnized 

30, 

a t 
Loya, home of the b rid e ’s p arents.

the 

in m a rria g e by 

the I t o r of 

T he c e rem o ny w as perform ed
a r d r i - : by the Rev. Will R. John so n, pas­
P re s b y te ria n
F irst 
Chureh of Galveston. The bride 
w as given 
h er 
f a th e r, h e r only a tte n d a n t being 
h er cousin, Miss E lizabeth Steele. 
J o h n Thom as Suggs, Sr., f a t h e r 
of the groom , acted as b e s t man.
Mrs. Suggs was a m e m b e r of 
Phi Mu so ro rity and Mr. Suggs
Alpha

K a th e rin e C a ro th e rs, m em ber 
o f K ap pa K appa G a m m a sorority, 
is a visitor on the U nive rsity cam ­
pus. Mrs. Neil C a ro th e rs, 
her 
m o th e r, was m a tro n o f the W o­
m a n ’s Building fo r 25 ye a rs. Miss 
C a r o th e r s 
painter, 
is a p o r tr a it 
a n d is doing work in p a in tin g and 
is here. She 
d r a w in g while she 
is a g r a d u a te of th e U niversity.

Miriam Chasey, f o r m e r U n iv er­
sity stu d e n t, r e tu r n e d to h e r home 
in San Antonio a f t e r a sh o rt visit 
with H elen Purr.

s tu d e n t, who 

I r e n e Schiller, f o r m e r U niver­
sity 
teaching 
sc hool in L exington, w as the guest 
o f h e r sister, C la ra Ed Schiller 
d u r in g the week-end.

is 

DR. A N D MRS. T ON K E L 

C I V E D I N N E R T A R T Y 

A s n a p s h o t of y o u r o w n voice! 
S P E A K O P H O N E will be h er e 

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S o o n !

T ym on Gibbs 

of th e Lambda 
Chi Alpha house has w ithdraw n 
I rem school and r e tu r n e d to his 
in S hrev ep ort, Louisiana. 
home 
Gibbs has received 
an ap p o in t­
m e n t to th e U. S. C oast Guard 
School in New Haven, C o nnecti­
cut*, and 
th a t 
institu tion soon.

intends to e n t e r 

Mr. and Mrs. J e a n E. T h w e a tt 
of Dallas a re v isiting th e ir p a r ­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Thvceatt. 
Mr. T h w e a tt was fo r m e r ly a s tu ­
d e n t of the U niversity, and was 
e d ito r o f The Daily T exan while 
in school.

Little 
J a m e s Reveley o f 
C am pus D o rm itory 
the 
week-end w ith his p a re n ts in San 
Antonio.

tile 
s p e n t 

Irm a Guggenheim o f San A n to n ­
io has t r a n s f e r r e d to the U n iv er­
sity fro m Sophie Newcomb Col­
lege, New Orleans.

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RUBY C. L E W I S 
S oc i e t y E d i t o r 
T e l e p h o n e 913 5

Ellen Lanham to W ed Alvin Her old 

March 14 at Highland Park Church

M iss Ellen Lanham , d a u g h te r 
of Mr. an d Mrs. F r a n k V. L a n ­
ham o f Dallas, will become 
the 
bride of Alvin H erold T h u rsd ay , 
M arch 14, a t the H ighland P a r k ! 
M ethodist C hurch, Dallas.

T he e n g a g e m e n t was a n n o u n c ­
ed .Saturday a t a luncheon given 
by Mrs. Lanham at h e r home, ,'5859 j 
Potom ac Avenue, Dallas. The 
bride-elect made h e r 
in 
N ovem ber.

d e b u t 

Social C a l e n d a r 
S a t u r d a y , F e b r u a r y 23

Sigma Alpha Mu 

fo rm a l 
the A ustin C o u n try 

d a n c e a t 
Club 9-12.

A ll-U niversity G e rm a n , W o­

m an 's G ym n asium , 9-12.

X LAY M A X C L U B S E L E C T S 
( OM M I T T E E S I
W E R K I N G 

T h ree 

Miss Lanham 

is a f o r m e r stu-

c o m m itte e s were 

ap- 
th e U niv ersity and w as I po inted by Jim m ie Miller, p r e s i­
d e n t of 
ft m e m b e r o f the Pi B eta Phi sor- j d e n t of N ew m an Club, at a m eet- 
ing held S u n d a y a fte rn o o n . The 
ority. She was a m e m b e r of th e 
U n iv e rsity C u rta in Club. Mr. j com m itte e s a n d 
those appoin ted 
Herold is a g ra d u a te of Yale and a re :
a m e m b e r o f several social clubs. 
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E N G I N E E R S ' B A N Q U E T 

c o m m itte e : Menton
M urray, c h a ir m a n ; Helen Buck-
ley, E lena T y n g , and H e n ry Wun-

P ro g ra m 

A T T E N D E D B Y E X E S ' derlick.

Hospital c o m m itte e : K a th le e n
O ut-of-tow n e x-stu de n ts a t t h e ! Flood, chais m a n ; D orth y Wilson, 
S a tu r d a y Rosem ary Blakeslee, Adele Bra-

e n g in e e r s ’ b a n q u e t 
n ig h t w e re : G. A. B rocher 
Jacksonville, Mr. and Mrs. W . J . T yng. The b o y s’ com m itte e coft* 
Powell of Dallas, Leslie J o n e s a n d cists of Rudolph Beck, ch airm an, 
his m o th er, Mrs, Jo n e s, of 
San j E d w a rd Mirelis, M a ynard Bolson, 
Angelo, Mr. and Mrs. B. C ro fto n , Charles C a n t a l a , 
o f M arble Falls, W. A. D a r t e r of I and Eddie Lowe.
Giddings, L. B. W a lk e r of Lock-1 M. C. K leusser, Dallas 
h a s , N ew ton Gains, p r o fe sso r a t te c t, and f o r m e r stu d e n t in 
T. C. IL, R u p e r t Riggs o f 
A ntonio, A r t h u r F e h r 
of 
A ntonio, K. D. M cC reary 
H ouston.

San University, a N e w m a n Club mem- 
San ! b e r of 15 years ago, visited th e
club a nd gave a sh ort ta lk co n­
his 
c e rn in g the c h a n g e s d u r in g 
absence.

O th e rs who 

Joseph 

of 

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of i dey, Elizabeth H a rtle y , and E le n a Robinson 

a tte n d e d w e re : 
S e n a to r s Tom Pollard, 
J. W. 
Beck, T. J. B ellbrook, and John 
W. H o rn sb y ; R e p re se n ta tiv e s R. 
and 
M. H u b b a rd , A drian Pool, 
G ra d y W oo druff.

T he b a n q u e t was the la rg e s t in 
the history o f th e College of E n ­
gineering.

of 

T he p ro g ram consisted 

a 
piano solo by F r a n c e s Stro u d t- 
mon, a vocal selection by Ever-
e tta Love, a r e a d in g by M adeline I w aa a m em b e r of Sigma 
Clark, a vocal solo by Silvia So- Epsilon f r a te rn ity , 
lis. 

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ut x 

s iste r o f 

M A R R Y F E B R U A R Y 20
j

. . . 
Miss R u b y Alyene W ooten o f ; 
Chickasha, O klahoma, will be m a r- fU 
ried to Richard W. Blalock 
of 
M arshall W e d ne sda y nig ht, F e b ­
th e
r u a r y 20, a t 8:30 o ’clock a t 
a t
home of Mrs. B. P. Sidelong, 
Chickasha. T he 
the 
b r id e will act as m a tro n of honor,
Miss M iriam A ustin as m aid 
o f , , 
. 
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. 
honor, an d Misses K a th rin e Bond 
a nd B etty B rew er as bridesm aids. 
of 
Miss W ooten is a g r a d u a t e 
and 
th e U n iv e rsity of O klahom a 
w as a m e m b e r 
the K ap pa 
.Kappa G am m a sorority. Mr. Bla­
lock w as f o r m e r ly a s tu d e n t 
the U nive rsity and a m e m b e r of
th e Phi D elta T h e t a 
f r a te r n ity . 
is now an a tt o r n e y a t Mar- 
He 
to 
Ehall, w h ere the couple plan 
m ake th e ir home.

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of 

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D A R R E L L TO S T E A K ON 
O. H E N R Y B E F O R E ( L U B 

G irls’ F r ie n d ly Society of 
S a in t D avid’s C hurch has fo r its L
Know 
 *tudy this y e a r th e topic “ K
re c e n tly J
re c e n tly gave 
n ’ w r ’ ,jK,eon recently I
la n d ­
a 

on A ustin 

ta lk 

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em
marks.

This T u e sd a y 

n ig h t H a rv ey 
H arrell, an in tim a te frie n d of 0 . 
H enry, will speak to the society 
on some of his p erson al O. H e n ry 
rcm inescences. T h is will be fol-
, 
lowed n e x t S u n d a y a fte rn o o n by
in
a t o u r of th e O. H en ry home 

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The t o u r will be condu cted p e r ­
sonally by Mr. Gideon a n d 
be­
cause of the lim ited space w here 
some of the exh ib its a r e shown, 
the p a r ty will be limited solely to 
the m em bers of the G irls’ F r ie n d ­
ly Society.

Mr. and Mrs. F r e d J u n k in 

of 
Kerrville, f o r m e r s tu d e n ts of the 
U niversity, s p e n t th e week-end in 
Austin.

F A C U L T Y C L U B H O L D S 

W A S H I N G T O N ' S T A R T Y

Ruth Brow n o f Scottish Rite 
P io n e e r gam es and dances will D orm itory will go to h e r home in 

be f e a tu r e s of the an n u al Wash- j B a rtle tt, F e b r u a r y 22.

I 4* i n g t o n ’s b irth d a y p a r t y given by 
th e U n iv e rsity F a c u lty Club 
at 
th e club house. 2304 San A n ­
tonio S tr e e t, F e b r u a r y 
at 
8 :1 5 o ’clock.

23, 

All g u e s ts a re re q u ire d 

to be 
in c ostu m es cha ra c teristic o f the 
e a rly A m erican an d pioneer days. 
M asks also will be worn.

Mrs. B anks Mc Eau rip o r Mrs. 
D. K. Brace will receive r e s e r v a ­
tion s f o r th e p a r t y until T h u r s ­
day, F e b r u a r y 21.

N a n e tte C ronbach r e tu r n e d S u n ­
day evening from h e r home in San 
the 
A ntonio, w h ere 
week-end.

she spent* 

R u th G ray, who a tte n d e d school 
here last se m e ste r, is now te a c h ­
ing in th e English d e p a r tm e n t of 
T hrall High School.

L avern e K ing r e tu r n e d Sunday 
even in g 
fro m Dallas where she 
sp ent th e week-end with her p a r ­
ents.

the I Dr antj M rs. s . L. Joekel en-
 ta m e d with a d in n e r p a r ty last
i
e
week a t th e ir home, 
104 E a st 
T w enty-sev enth S tre e t. Stu d e n ts 
enrolled in th e U n iv e rsity 
from 
C laren do n and W a x ah a ch ie were 
the guests. 
S tu d e n ts fro m C lar­
endon w e re : M ary K atherin e
H eadrick , Obie C ra b tre e , F lorence 
F in k , E lizabeth Saw yer, Rhodin 
Chase, K en neth F in k , Carroll 
K norpp, an d Sam Braswell.

,

Those from W a x a h a ch ie w e r e ; 
L o r e tta C hapm an, Miriam Shack­
e lford , L e a fy W h ita k e r, K ather- 
yne Dismukes, G ladys W hitley, 
R ichard C h a p m a n , Knox B o l d ­
ing, C haun cey Acrey, C harles 
Rankin, H a s t i n g s Ackley, Bliss 
N o rto n , Goodwin G. S w eatt, E liz­
a b e th H a rp e r, and V irginia C am p­
bell of A ustin.

of 

Alpha Nu c h a p te r 

S I G M A CHI A N N O U N C E S 
I N I T I A T I O N OF 13 M E N
Sigma 
Chi wishes to announce*the initia­
tion of the following men a t 
the 
c h a p te r house, Su n d a y : M urray
Ram sey of A ustin, P a t Cpon of 
T errell, R adcliff Killam of L a re ­
do, W heeler B ordages of Houston, 
Ja m e s S ou der of Boston, Charles 
W allace of C en ter, Rcichie Stelfox 
ct Austin, Gordon Y oung and John 
Y oung 
of Malvern, A rkansas, 
F ra n k Hagan of San A ntonio, H u ­
b e r t Fo lb re o f San A ntonio, Joe 
C harles B u r n e t of Milano, 
and 
N o rm a n J a r r e ll of Bishop.

J e a n Clayton visited 

in 

h e r

home in C leburne last week-end.

C L U B N A M E S E T T L I N G E R 
A S F A C U L T Y A D V I S O R j

o f Jew ish g ir ls 

t h e D elta Club, local so ro rity 
the University, was org anized 
in 
in 
by a g ro u p 
1927. 
It w as form ed for th e p u r ­
pose of se ttin g and a tta in in g high­
e r ideals, and fo r the prom otio n 
of friendship am o ng Jew ish girls 
I t was f u r t h e r 
on th e cam pus. 
developed to 
a b e tte r 
sp irit of Juda ism and to p ro m o te 
a h ig h e r scholarship am o ng 
the 
m e m b e rs of th e group.

establish 

T he club sponsors a r e Mr. and 
Mrs. L. F r a n k , with Miss Lydia 
L ittm a n and Mr. a n d Mrs. Dave 
G ellm an as co-sponsors. Dr. H. J. 
E t t l i n g e r has been n am ed as f a c ­
u lty advisor.

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H I E S T A N D A N D W H I T E 

M A R R Y I N O K L A H O M A

Miss Lucille H iestand, f o r m e r 
U n iv e rsity s tu d e n t, was m a rr ie d 
o f B eaum ont. 
to Dennis W hite 
F e b r u a r y 12, a t Tulsa, Oklahoma. 
Mrs. W hite was a ju n io r in 
the 
U n iv e rsity d u rin g th e past se m e s ­
te r .

T h e couple will m ake th e ir home 

in D ayton, Texas.

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M arian McDowell of th e D elta 
!a-*t week-end 

Z e ta house spent 
in San A ntonio.

L o rra in e Mehl 

r e tu r n e d Mon­
d a y m o rn in g from a visit with her 

r e n ts in F o r t W o rth,

Pau line Stahi has re tu rn e d 
to 
th e U niversity a f t e r having spent 
th e week-end in Gonzales.

Minelma C u rling of th e D elta 
Z e ta house spent last week-end a t 
£er home in Bartlett,

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 i day, F e b r u a r y 2 0 ; W. C Rallies, 
I Wednesday. F e b r u a r y 27; Ellwood 
I Griscom, W ed nesday, March 6; 
. Dean Parlin, W ednesday, March 
1-1; John M cC urdy, Wednesday, 
| March 20; P. L. J e w e tt , Wednes- 
| day, March 27.

At th e T e ja d u b , G. C. En ©er­
rand will speak W ednesday, Feb- 
: m a r y 20; I). E. P. Sc hoe h, Wed* 
- nesday, F e b r u a r y 27; G. <. En- 
, ^ e rra n d , W ednesday, March 6; Dr. 
C. A. Wiley, W ednesday, March 
I I # ; W, A. F e llin g , Wednesday, 
March 20; C. A. Sm ith, Wednes- 

I day, March 27.

At the G rif f ith s House, Dr. L. L. 
this Tuesday; 
Click will speak 
I- at her Bfakesdee, Tuesday, F e b ­
ru a ry 20; A m o N uw otny, Tuesday, 
Lawrence 
March 8; 
th e Rev. 
W harton, T u e sd a y , March 
12; 
C oach F red W a lk e r, Tuesday, 
March IO; Dean V. f. Moore, Tues­
day, March 20.

EDUCATION COUNCIL 
ELECTS NEW HEADS

M argaret B rid g e s wa 

ejected 
local p r i­
vice president of th e 
a 
m ary council o f e du cation a t 
meeting at the W o m a n ’s Faculty 
Club last week. T he office was 
open as a re s u lt of th e w ithdrawal 
' 
of Mrs. Clay C a n a in ghaut* who 
did not r e tu r n to th e U niversity 
this sem ester. L a ttie Mac Kil­
patrick, 
f o r m e r vice president, 
succeeded h e r as president.

Wm. K ay Miller

I exan M anaging 

Editor

VOTE TODAY

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 19. 1929

T U ELV E STUDEN TS 

O N H O S P I T A L L I S T 

Twelve s tu d e n ts 
to local hospital-, 
r e p o r t s 
from 
H e a lth Service.

a r e cont met! 
a cc o rd in g 
to 
the U niversity 

Those at Seton I n f ir m a r y

ar-*:{ pita!.

P e a r n a e S to a t, Rudolph C a d en a , 
A b e rn a th y , E ar! Stilson,

a n d W ilb u r Laden a.
F r e e m a n F a u c e ts 

Jim B e a rd y 
H e r m a n Buckspan, A line 
La]/,
D onald Howard, Cordy B ro w n a n d 
J o h n Boyd a r e at St. D avids Hos-

f ' <TUA*D

JLo keep pearly teeth
guard The Danger Line

I El TH a re p r e c i o u s . T h e y le n d b r i l l i a n c e to a sm ile. They p ro ­
m o t e g o o d d ig e s t i o n . T h e y g u a r d y o u r h e a lth . Protect them 
f r o m a c id s a t T h e D a n g e r L ine w h i c h c a u s e s th e m ost treach- 
e r o u s t o o t h d e c a y a n d g u m i r r i t a t i o n s . S q u i b b ’s D ental C ream , 
m a d e w ith co o r e t h a n 5 0 % of S q u i b b ’s M i l k of M agnesia, neu­
tra liz e s th e se d a n g e r o u s acids. I n d e e d , tiny particles o f the 
M i l k of M a g n e s ia c l i n g in th e m o u t h a n d re m a in to give p ro ­
te c t io n for a l o n g t i m e after use. S q u i b b ' s D e n ta l C r e a m keeps 
te e th beautifully c le a n . At all d r u g g i s t s , o n ly 4<)c a l a r g e tu b e.
Copyright igaj by E. It. Squibb & Sob*

C l i t 0 a i l y C o c a o

NEW H E A D

BULL
BELLOWS

B f A L E X M U R PH R EE

T H O U G H T FOR TODAY

I w ouldn ’t w rit* such 

tripe 

the#*

If inspiration fr* w on tree*.

PO L ITIC S
TODAY lit the day o f election 

When candidates hand o u t th eir

And cum the 

name* 

o f 

th e ir 

the backs 

o f 

their 

cards

enemies
And pat 

pawls.

The d ay of h e a r t -aches and tear-

And pains th a t reside in 

the 

live r

C u re rai ted while crooking a rope 
candidate* 

a 

H anded o u t by 
giver.

And c o o p tin g v o te s and voting

And shaking peo ple’s handy 

And -lapping backs an d 

playing

thens

tricky

And org a n iz in g bands,

In fa c t th e re is n ’t n o th in g 
These politics w on ’t do 
To a n y h a rd y fellow who 
Ha no th in g ©De to do.

But if yo u’re r o r t a sensitive 
A bout this slin g in g mud 

As a p o l i t i c i a n y o u ’r e 
p r e t t y m uch a dud.

Srfiteriai affirm. BL H*?!. TaVphoa** 
IAiVr IC p. rn. 9197.7

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B sc tow* of rice*, a . Hail, Ttlapkoa**

m d ft-3i«A.

Printed fey th# Vafomttf Fr«aa. A. C 

Wriest, M%r.a«r*r.

Z&iarei aa 

pU«* m atter at

©MtaSaa at Auntie. Tem*.

Witm -im C U vt 

Jimmie S. Fitra*

S T A F F

J . f . W a tk in s ..... . 
Claire M orris 
Tillte fro me! 
F ra n k Mood rife .. N ight R e p o rte r i
W ilburn Van F le e t ..........

I -sue E d ito r!
Assi tan!
 ..... Night Re port* i

..... Capitol Correspondent

Albert Nibling ____ ___

 

 Capitol C o r re s p o n d e n t;

 

 

What Do You 
Know About-

B f J. c f W ATKINS

1. Student bootle*f ^ r ?
2. Scarf*** Al?
3. Chicago IWW* ?
4- Bred rag**?

' The Daze Moo tm—•
bags 

T h e ft o f 30 

b e an s 
brought a life sentence f o r F r a n k 
Bower o f Car©, Michigan.

of 

* Six women wet© fined in Bos* 

tan re c e ntly fo r playing poker.

* (ien» T un ney , out walking with 
his wife in Cannes, F rance, land­
ed a " h a y m a k e r” on the j a w of 
a c a m eram an who insisted on t a k ­
ing a p ic tu re of the ex-pugilist.
I Th* 

in 
Canna. has lifted an e m bargo on 
a 
the im po rtation of radio sits* 
rift rec which ha > been in 
ex ist­
ence f o r ten years.

n a tio na l go vern m ent 

| Two stu d en t bootleg*" rn caught 
ill Kau-ax S ta te A gricultural < >d- 
Ujff# a* M anhattan, have 
been 
punished r a th e r severely for th e i r 
ill lei* occupation.

and 

ra il" 

^ The youths, a ju n io r 

a 
fresh m an, were apprehended last 
Week p e d dlin g "th ir d 
to 
those scholars who wished to Ii* 
b a te t h e i r larynx©*. The arnee w a s 
im mediately re fe rred to the s t u ­
dent r e v ne!!, 
the fa c u lty discip­
linary board, and th e p re s id e n t o f 
the U niversity. A f te r some co n­
sultatio n, the p enalty arrived 
a t 
was t h i s :

Suspension until August I.

" I f I w ere as bad aa I ’m 

r e ­
ported to be, Bd be a fra id of m y ­
self,” s a y s S a? I ace Al C apone, 
having his little joke,

Mr. Capone, in ease you d o n ’t 
know', 
been 
i« r e tire d , and has 
f o r some tim e. At p re se n t he is 
living th e life o f 
a millionaire} 
sportsm an on his p ic tu resq u e e s ­
t a t e in Miami, F lo rid a . The m an 
t h a t 
as 
“ S carfed* ” 
is now a genial host 
whose invitatio ns a re much sought 
of 
and. w om en 
a f t e r by men 
Wealth who are his neighbor*.

gan glan d 

knew 

once 

His one r e - e n ’ ment is th a t his 
nam e is c o n s ta n tly co nn ected with 
and ©specially 
Chicago killings, 
seven 
the rec e n t m assacr e 
racketeers*.

of 

“ I th in k it is absolu tely u n f a i r 
to ti* me u p with every gun ex ­
plosion in Chicago," he complains. 
As y e t Capone has not been ques­
tioned 
in re g a rd to last w e ek ’s 
ma*- m u r d e r In " g a n g s te r c ity ."

Meanwhile a discouraging lack 
of p ro g re ss is shown bv Chicago 
polk*? 
theii' efforts to a p p re ­
hend the slay ers of the u n fo rtu 
n e ’e liq u o r " m o b .”

in 

' In the nix d a y s th a t have ©laps- j 
cd since the septuple slaying ( t h a t 
bm!.!) 
t h e r e ham been no a r r e s t j 
of a single suspect.

(C o ntin ued F ro m P a g e I )

to apeak af 

it n o t been considered c t a special 
o rd e r, a,4 it watt f a r d o w n the cal­
endar. The Rev. J . F ra n k Norris, 
wa* scheduled 
the
Steph en F. A ustin Hotel Monday 
nigh t at a rn aas m e e tin g o r g a n ­
ized in p ro te st to the bill. .Similar 
in F o r t 
m eetings had been Held 
W o rth 
the 
th e House 
Twice 
pa»t week. 
had voted no* to allow N o rris ami 
o th e r s to e n te r the bar o f 
the 
H ouse to disc UR* th e m a tte r.

and D a lits d u r in g 

Th* H o n e -r a c e bdl, num ber 
279, w as 
introduced by R ep re­
s e n ta tiv e J. D. Clavis. The pro­
vision* w ere that a F a ir C om m is­
sion should be cr ea ted th at would 
be given the a u th o r ity to accept 
d o n a tio n s, etc. to this board. The*© 
d o n a tio n s were co n stru ed by op ­
ponents! 
to be 
m erely a ca m o u fla g e th a t co v e r­
ed a very heinous law th a t would 
legalize gam b lin g in T exa

o f the m easu re 

A resolution to en rf to e Cong­
ress o f the United S ta te s a m em ­
orial ra ilin g Tm the c o n stru c tio n 
a n a establish m ent of a $1,200,000 
hospital for disalfled v e te r a n s in 
the House 
T e x a s was passed by 
Monday.

T he House voted the acce p tan c e 
o f th e invitation o f the U niversity 
to th e Solon* to make an inspec­
tion t o u r of the U nive rsity W ed­
n e sd a y a fte rn o o n . A 
resolution 
to a d jo u r n a t 4:30 W e d n e sd a y a f ­
and 
t e r n o o n w as 
ado p te d by G rady W o o d ru ff a n d 
H o m er U, [h-Woif<*. Transport;* 
Hon to th e I bu versif y will be pro­
vided. 
fro m each 
distric t will escort the legislators 
a b o u t the campus.

Some s tu d e n t 

In tro d u c e d 

J u d g e W a lte r A s k e r o f Him** 
the 
lh** Didy m e m b e r of 
to n , 
House who ss an ex C o n fe d e ra te 
soldier, wa 
the a u t h o r o f a bill 
t h a t provided for woman m em bers 
o f th e C o n fe d e ra te 
r a n k s who 
the C o n f e d e r a te 
a r e living 
Monte, 
J u d g e A cker s ta te d th a t 
the su rv iv in g line o f g re y wan 
b e r i m i n g th in n e r each y ea r, and 
the pensions o f th ese m e m be rs 
should He applied to th e women 
m e m b e rs of the C o n fe d e ra c y , The 
bill parsed.

a t 

th e L egislatu re 

G o v e rn o r Dan Moody’* message 
co ncern in g 
to 
pen d in g prison legislation in both 
houses u rg e n tly called f o r drastic 
r e o r g a n isa tio n a n d c e n tra liz a tio n 
o f th e prison farm s. H e charged 
th a t th e d isjointe d and sc a tte re d 
condition 
of the* v a rio u s prison 
f a r m s n ecessitated m uch duplica­
tio n In the a d m in istra tio n »>f a f ­
fairs, such as the k eep in g o f n u m ­
e r o u s s e ts o f books. T h e prison 
sy ste m la veritab ly s c a tte r e d all 
o v e r T e x a s he said. T h e control 
" f the system u n d e r th e Legisla­
tu r e or the* G overn or has proven 
a I a d u r e and th e r e should be sub­
stitu te d a board 
the 
to co ntrol 
prison, Moody> m essage r**nd.
M odernization should be 

the 
k ey no te of 
reform , and experts 
fro m the U niversity o f T exas, A. 
& M. and T exas t e c h should be 
c o nsu lte d on the m a t t e r o f plans 
r a t h e r th a n d e p e nding on th e Leg 
D ia tu re 
is not 
©quipped to c onsider those m a t ­
te rs, Moody said. Moody offered 
to call an e x tra session 
the 
L e g isla tu re to c onsider th e p rob­
lem if an expedient p e rc e n ta g e of 
the m em bers desired him to do so. 
th r e e bills on prison 
T h e re a r e 
arid 
the S e n a te , 
r e f o rm b e fo re 
one b efore 
the
a t 
p r e s e n t time. Prison r e f o r m scorn* I 
to be one of the m ost vital o rd e r 
o f the p resen t session.

the House 

for this 

o f 

as 

it 

(C o n tin u e d From Page I )

| o r n e r y , p r o fe s so r of e c o n o m ic s ;I 
j V, t Moore, d ean of m en; A rn o 
I NV/wotny, a ssis ta n t dean o f m o n ; ;
d e a n o f th e j 
P a r lin , 
I Dr. H. T. 
School o f A r ts a n d Sciences; Dr. I 
’ C, P . 
of I 
j g o v e r n m e n t ; Dr, L, W. Payne, p r o - j 
! fessor of English; Dr. D, A. Pe-* 
nick, p r o f e s s o r of classical 
lan* j 
' ©wages; Dr. W. C. Haines, T ow nes 
Bible Chair,

P a tte r s o n , 

professor 

fir. P.. P, Sc hoed, p ro fesso r of 
I c h e m istry ; T. H. Shelby, d ean of 
the Division of E x te n sio n ; C. A 
I Smith, asso c ia te professor o f b u s ­
iness 
B r y a n t 
a d m i n is tr a tio n ; 
Smith, p r o f e s s o r of law; R o b e rt 
S ta y to n , p r o f e s s o r of law; T. 
ll. 
T aylor, d e a n o f the College o f 
E n g in e e rin g ; F r e d Walker, basket- 
Bascom 
I al) c o a c h ; 
W a tts, 
M ethodist 
C hurch; Dr. J. B. Wharry, p r o f e s ­
sor of E n g lish ; "B lock” Sm ith, Y. 
M. C. A . s e c r e ta r y ; the Rev. Law - 
r< nee W h a r to n , University Pres* 
b:aterian C h u r c h ; Lh. C. A, W iley 
associate p r o f e s s o r of e co no m ies; 
and E r n e s t C. Webb, W esley Bi- 1 
hie Chair.

U n iversity 

the Rev. 

S c h e d u le Given

The sch e d u le naming the d a t e s I 
and s p e a k e r s covering a period of I 
Six weeks is as follows;

At th e A lp h a Tau Omega house, 
O, K. C h a m b e r s will speak T h u r s ­
day, F e b r u a r y 2 1 ; W. T. M ath er, 
T hursday, F e b r u a r y 2H; .John M c 
Curdy, T h u r s d a y , March 7 ; John^ 
14 * ’ 
Bagwell, T h u r s d a y , March 
R obert S ta y to n , Thursday, M a r c h ! 
21; M. 
F. B andm an , T h u rs d a y , I 
March 28.

F e b r u a r y 

Ai the Beverly house, Dr. W. T, j 
M ather will speak T hursday, F e b - I 
i nary 21 ; C lyde Littlefield, T h u r s ­
day, 
28; Dr. O. R. 
Cham bers, T hu rsd ay, March 7;
Fred W a lk e r, Thursday, March 11; 
W h a rto n ,
L aw rence 
the Rev. 
T hu rsd a y , F e b r u a r y 
21; W. NL
Jam es, F e b r u a r y 28,

A t the C unning ham house, J o h n 
McCurdy spoke Monday, F e b r u a r y 
18; D ean Parlin, F e b ru a ry 2 5 ;
F a th e r R lakeslee, Monday, M a rch 
4; W, L. McGill, Monday, M arch 
l l ; R. H. M ontgom ery, M onday, 
March 18; Dr, L. W. Payne, M o n­
day, M arch 25.

F a u l k n e r House

A t th e F a u lk n e r house, E r n e s t 
C. VS ebb sp oke Monday, F e b r u a r y 
18; E. C. IL Bantel. Monday, F e b ­
ru a ry 25 ; De up T ll. Taylor, M on­
I; Fran k D. B obbitt, 
day, M arch 
l l ; Dr. J . B.
Monday, M arch 

H alf Moon 

I W harey, M onday, March 25. 
j At 

th e 
“ Block” S m ith 

house, 
spoke M onday, 
(February 18; lh F Bobbitt, M o n ­
day, F e bt n a ry 
25; A. B. Cox,
: Monday, M arc h 4; Dr. J. B. W h a r - 
| ey, M onday, Mat ch I J; the Rev. I 
I Bascom W a t ts , Monday, M arch 
' 18; Dr. J. A. Fitzgerald, M onday, 

March 25.

.--peak 

Alpha 

At th e K a p p a 

house, 
th is 
Clyde L ittle fie ld will 
T u e sd a y ; D. A. Penick, T u e sd a y , 
f e b r u a r y 
2 d ; E, K. McGinnis, 
Tuesday, M a rc h 5; B ry a n t Sm ith, 
T uesday, M arch 12; Dean M oore, 
March IO; Dr. R. A. Law, T u e s ­
day, March 26.

G risen rn 

A t th e K a p p a Sigma house, E ll­
wood 
will speak th is 
T u e sd a y ; J. A. Fitzgerald, T u e s ­
day, F e b r u a r y 26; ‘‘Block” Sm ith, 
T uesday, M a rc h 5; Clyde L ittle ­
field, T u e s d a y , March 12; D. A. 
Penick, T u e sd a y , March IO; E. K. 
McGinnis, T u esday , March 26.

A t th e L it tle Campus, D ean T. 
IL Shelby spoke Monday, F e b r u ­
ary I n ; Dr. Fabling, Monday, F e b ­
ru a ry 2 5 ; D r. C. P. P a tte r s o n , 
Monday, M a tc h 4 ; W. T. M a th e r, 
Monday, M arch 11; Dr. H a n d m a n , 
M onday, M arch 
18; Dr. W. J. 
Battle, M onday, March 25.

A t th e Phi Kappa Psi house, E. 
K. M cG innis will speak this T u e s ­
d ay ; R. H. M ontgom ery, T u e s d a y , 
F e b ru a ry 2 6 ; J. A. Burdine, T u e s ­
day, Mardfc 15; K. C. H. B a n te l. 
Dr. O. R. 
T uesday, M a rc h 12; 
Cham bers, T uesday, March 19; th e 
Rev. L a w r e n c e W harton, T u e s- ( 
day, M arch 26.

R o berts House

j 

At the R o b e rts house, J. WF Cal- 
Iv un will sp e a k Wednesday, F e b ­
ruary 2 0; L. W. P a jn e , VVedms- 
\ day, F e b r u a r y 27; L. T. Bellm ont, 
W ed n esd a y , M arch 6; R. H. M ont- 
g< aiery, W ednesday, March 13;
I W. L. McGill, W ednesday, M arch 
Parlin , W ed nesday,

20; D ean 
I March 27.

A t th e S ig m a Phi Delta house.
11.. T. B e llm o n t will speak W ednes- •

/ mmmmmmmmmmmmmrn ■, «
V P -Underwood

J. 

E d w a r d 

H iggins, 

67, 
chosen by the High Council as 
the new g en e ra l of the* Salva- 
t ion Army, General Bramwell 
Booth for th* second tim e w a s 
d eposed as unlit to hold office.

( C o n tin u e d From P a g e I )

In 

Classes in 

salesm anship 

I ‘.‘22, the b u r e a u 

begun in San Antonio a n d Kous- 
t< n. 
of 
e x p a n d e d 
Home economic* was 
and re n a m e d the bu reau of n u t r i ­
tion and health education. A ctiv­
ities o f the division were a h o e x­
pand ed at abo ut the sam e tim© to 
include su rv ey s of co unty schools. 
and 
business psychology have r e c e n t­
ly been org anised in A u stin, San 
A n tonio, Port A rth u r, Am arillo, 
B eaum on t, H ouston, W aco 
and 
Habits, O thers v\ iii Ie- org a n iz e d 
in F o r t W orth, W ichita Falls, A b­
oon *, C orpus ( h m t i , an d El Paso. 
O ver 5,000 stu d e n ts have been e n ­
rolled 
in these glasses* acco rding 
to Dean Shelby, and th e work bas 
n e t with approval am ong business 
arx! professional men.

T h e b u re a u o f industrial te a c h ­
e r-tra in in g has introduced a new 
f e a tu r e in its special classes 
fo r 
in d u stria l groups in 
la rg e m a n u ­
f a c tu r i n g and producing p la n ts in 
th e state. R ep re se n ta tiv e s from 
th e b u re a u conduct te a c h e r -t r a i n ­
ing co urses in the various tra d e s 
and professions, establishing c e n ­
firm s and 
te r s 
plants, 
been 
tr a in e d 
class©** Dean 
Shelby said.

Hundreds 
these 

in the larger* 

h av e 

in 

P r* i» « t G roup 

T h e Division 

of E xtension 

is 
now composed of the follow ing b u ­
r e a u s : Extension te ac h in g b u re a u , 
with Dr. D, A. Penick a s chief 
a n d Dr, J. O. Mal berry an d ire c ­
to r of cia.« in s tru c tio n ; in du stria l 
L ac her f raining b ureau, w ith Miss 
L a u ra M u rray as chief; In tersc h o ­
lastic I .vague B ureau , with Roy 
Bedichek as chief; n u tr itio n 
and 
b u re a u , with 
health 
Miss J e a n pie Mary P in ck n ey as 
c h ie f; package loan lib ra ry , with 
Miss Mary Lula B a rre tt as meting 
b ureau, 
ch ief; visual instruction 
w ith Mrs, Charles Jo** M oore as 
chief; and school inq uiry b u re a u , 
w d h dean T. H. Shelby rn chief.

ed ucation 

O tto (Jerboa of th e Little C am ­
pus Hermit#! f spent the w eek-end 
at HU home in San A ntonio.

in the 

c o u n tr y 

in te r e s ts ," 

good m e a s u re o f discussion when 
S e n a to r T hom as lasye introdu c e d 
an a m e n d m e n t that would include 
the ro a d s 
t h a t 
were n o t necessarily s ta te hig h­
ways. O pponents of th e m e a su re 
cha rg e d it-- proponents w ith " s p e ­
cial 
S e n a to r E ugene 
Miller cluttered t h a t c o n c re te com ­
panies, an d o th e r branches of c o n ­
stru ct ion were pushing th e bill. 
This bill 
is also a very special 
item o f legislation, and wall r e ­
quire a tw o-thirds m a jo rity as it 
is in the n a tu r e of an a m e n d m e n t 
to th e Constitution.

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T he a n t i- f r a te rn ity hill will be 
c on sidered by the co m m itte e 
on 
s ta te a f f a ir s this T u e s d a y night* 
a s c e rta in ed 
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the 
of 
I n te r - f r a te r n ity Council 
the U n iv e rsity will have r e p r e s e n ­
ta tiv e s at the m eeting. The h e a r ­
public. 
ing will be open 
S e n a t o r W. E. Thom ason s ta te d 
M onday t h a t he desired all sides 
to be heard, and th a t he w anted 
e v e ry th in g to be open an d a bo ve­
board.

to th e 

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 V tT S D A Y , FEBRUARY 19, 1929.

T H E A T E R S
W ITH C. B.

“ T H E AIR C IR C U S.” H e r e ’s
a wow if you’re interested in 
si m u lin g wings and Sue Carol. 
David Rollins and A rth u r Lake 
arr n’t so bad themselves, and 
L uise Dresser co ntributes an-
0 h er of her inimitable mother 
rf lf s. On Movietone, At the 
Hancock.

in a sorry role, 

“ T H E W OLF O F W A LL 
S F R E E T .” Chiefly George Ban- 
c o f t and his FC. A. lau g h ; Bac­
lanova 
she 
sings, but who cares; and Nancy 
C arroll in one good hysterical 
scene. All-talking. Y o u’ll like 
it 
Everybody does. All week. 
a t the Queen.

“ T H E R E D E E M IN G SIN.” 
Dolores Costello as a 
little 
Apache whirlwind comes under 
the gentling and ennobling in­
fluence 
of Doctor Conrad 
Nagel, Md., to the accompani­
m ent of sounds and talk which 
s- mietimes comes in like 
the 
news to Ghent— too late. At 
th e Majestic.

BY 

“ M A RRIAG E 

CON-
1 R A C T .” Total destruction of 
J ll modern ideas you may have 
on companionate m arriage 
is 
guaranteed, for look what hap­
pened to Patsy Ruth Miller in 
tais one. Grandma knew best, 
a f te r all, it seems. But gee 
lu r yourself. At the Crescent.
“ SOM EONE T O L O V E .” A 
charm ing picture with Charles 
Rogers and Mary Brian looking 
i ke Clara Bow, both of ’em. 
R ath er “ sweet,” with comedy 
playing an open hand because 
little Charlie as a music clerk 
ca n ’t seem to win the heiress. 
A t the Texas.

COMING:

P U B L I X CELEBRATION 
V E E R : The last seven days of 
February. 
s h o w s . 
Special 
W a t c h 
for announcement, 
^ueen and Majestic. .

‘REDEEMING SIN’

AT THE MAJESTIC

I probably cannot tell you any­
thing about “The Redeeming Sin,” 
v hich is still showing a t the Ma­
jestic, for you know all about it 
a r e a d y .

Remember all those underworld 
s enes, which you beheld, in which 
habitu 3s make scandalous whoopee 
and neck right out in fr o n t of ev-
0 ybody? Remember 
those 
church scenes with organ music, 
f a t ministers, beautifully smiling 
fain ts, etc.?

all 

Remember all those scenes 
in 
which the heroine clasps a child 
to h er breast and gazes up 
to 
heave n with her soul in her eyes 
aud all those scenes in which lov- 
e s stroll out into the country and 
d<* "heir “ navajoing” beside a rus- 
t c brook?

Well, you nowr have your chance 
this 
and 

t< see them all over again, 
t me with 
effects 
spoken dialogue.

sound 

the 

above 

The picture rises 

the
1 jane of mediocrity several times. 
J u s t fo r example, 
stabbing 
is very effectively done.
seen# 
Conrad Nagel’s body 
goes floating off through the Pa­
ir sian sewers— oh, my goodness! 
Then there was the time Conrad 
Nagel discovered Dolores Costel- 
i • committing sacrilege by taking 
the church jewels.

®*A nd when 

Miss Costello supplies the r e s t ; 
c f the scenes which stand out in J 
one’* memory. She is almost good 
when the parish priest says 
the 
her— yes,
prayer over 
L o rd ’s 
I Tother, the Lord’s p ra y e r on the 
\ uaphone! She i.; 
best of all,
I owevcr, when she wilts into the 
t r m s of her nefarious lover and 
ommtts the sin for which the pic­
she 
t u re was named. Somehow, 
I I as a way of swooning which can- 

i ot be beaten.

The musical score is not partic­
it 
talking se­
is 

ularly noticable except wrhen 
continues during the 
quences. The rest of the bill 
f a ir enough not to be painful and [ 
I bad enough for you not to want j 
to see it a second time.— W.B.S. I

ROGERS-BRIAN 
A T THE T E X A S

A charming picture softly col­
ored here and there with humor­
ous twists and sly fu n is “ Some­
one to Love,” now playing at the 
is Charles
Texas theater. H ere 

T E X A S

Last Times T o d a y

Charles (Buddy) 
Rogers
..and.,
Mary Brian

“Some One to 
Love”

A Picture Y ou'll Love

ALL-TALKIE N O W A T QUEEN

AT MAJESTIC

Y w n n i A i r 
? t f !t5oned in a ra s t- Thf‘ m«*cuHn»
* * E s L Z L S I I Y O ' E I L i l y I j leads are carried by R obert Edo-

A T CRESCENT | son and Lawrence Gray.— B.B.

/G E O R G E BANCROFT 

dis* 
cove rn his wife, Lac! a nova.

not so faith ful to him 
as 
Paul Lukas in “ The Wolf 

to 
of

Wall Street,” all-talking picture 
now at the Queen.

NOW AT HANCOCK

A T THE CRESCENT

EAUTIFUL Dolores Costello

ing Sin” with Conrad Nagel, 
both talking, now a t the Ma­
It is a story of
ns tie theater. 
the redemption of a Paris ga­
min through sin and repentance 
and the love of a noble man; 
and a f te r all, who, besides Dor­
othy Dix, can say which is of 
the most importance? George 
S to re is in the cast.

‘FLYING CIRCUS’

AT THE HANCOCK

some sense to it for once. 
Sue 
Carol is the chief attraction in the 
picture, with A rthur Lake and
David Rollins playing enthusias­
tic fiddle 
charms. 
to her many 
Louise Dresser, the best mother 
on the screen, has a good role.
- C. B.

L A R E D O F E S T I V A L

at Laredo 

All aboard for 

As its second talking film pro­
the Hancock brings “ The

the Washing 
gram, 
ton’s B irthday celebration begin-
Air Circus,” Fox Movietone pro-j nmg to(3ay 
to 
last 
auction for showings through F r i - 1 through February 25, with
the
en tertain in g list
nay, with Aesop a fables in sound, ja r^ S{_ an(j 
Fox Movietone, and Bailey 
Fox Mov:,.ton,. m„i Rail™ and of a ttra ctio n s in the 31 years of
Barnum, a Vitaphone act. 
“ The 
Special 
its 
Air Circus” has achieved a repu­
i ates are being given 
rail­
tation of being a spanking good 
roads serving Laredo fro m all di­
picture, besides being an air ro­
rections.
mance in the new setting of avia­
tion schools instead of the War, 
and a modern youth special with

annual observance. 

T he Book of Texas.

by 

WHAT IS I Hr b m THAT IS 
GREATER THAN ANY OTHER SIN?

L ast Time* Today

dolores Costello

See and h e a r the screen’s golden lady, in a new 
and d iff e r e n t cha ra c teriz a tion . Apache—-she 
had to obey the laws of the underw orld, had 
If you liked her in 
to hate the m an she loved. 
arid “Glorious B e t s y / ’ you’ll love 

T enderloin 

her in—

“ Marriage by 

C ontract,” a 
snappy come-back at the compan­
ionate marriage rookus, is making 
its final protest a t the Crescent 
today. Don’t go to see it with 
the idea that you will come away 
holding any modern 
impressions 
you may have formed in favor of 
Contract marriage. The 
argu­
m en t is severe enough to move 
the most steadfast— in f a d , I am 
a fra id it may be a little bit too 
severe for 
enjoyment 
thorough 
unless one senses the real situa­
tion, which 
that 
would be giving it away. There’s 
arg u m e n t clear down to the 
last 
subtitle. Everybody from Grand­
ma to the cook is in favor of the 
church 
good 
of course, 
marriage-—excepting, 
and 
P atsy ; and she has to live 
learn. And boy, how she 
lives 
and learns! You ought to see tile 
picture just to see Patsy Ruth 
Miller’s characterization, which is 
at 
than 
of beauty.

times one more of a r t 

(? ), old-fashioned 

is— b ut Gee, 

G randm a says this new-fangled 
companionate idea is just a mess 
of applesauce; and Nora, the cook, 
wouldn’t work in any house wrhere 
there w'ere such hanky-panky go­
ings on. But Pat thou gh t she was 
rig ht until she tried it, and there­
by hangs tho story. Claire Mc­
Dowell, who played the mother in 
Ben Hur, also p o rtrays the moth­
er role in “ Marriage by Contract.” 
You may depend on a good per- 
is men-
fi rmance whenever she 

Wm. Kay Miller

FOR

Texan Managing 
Editor

ke/fcMLM ING SIN
./^Conrad Naj4l

Passion A L’A pache!

Y ou’ll thrill to Conrad 

PA RA M O UN T N E W S

VOTE TO DAY

N a g el’s stirring voice.

COMEDY 
Going S a ilo r ’

‘Sh,

TRY TO GET

IT’S

Breaking All Records

PAR AM OUNT’S

ALL TALKING PICTURE

THE WOLF OF WALL STREET

Alto

V itaphone Specialties

TRIXIE FRIGANZA

WITH
GEORGE BANCROFT
and
BACLANOVA

“ MY BAG O ’ TRICKS’

FLO LEWIS

SEE
IT
NOW

Thru

Saturday

“Give Us a Lift”

A PUBLIX THEATER

T ^ A V I D ROLLINS appears in “ The Flying Circus,” Movietone fe a­
tu re now at the Hancock. Louise Dresser is the mother.

This 

time she sur­

Rogers’ second starring 
picture 
and the second in which he is as- j 
Fisted by Mary Bi Jan, of the sweet ! 
girlishness. 
prises everybody by looking like! 
Clara Bow, 
in one scene where I 
her lover pursues her through the 
daisies and ^he falls with 
her 
head rig ht in the cam era; while 
Charles Rogers is hi.-; own sweet 
handsome self, walking through a 
part with the most apparent ease 
on 
to 
Love” presents a whimsical heart 
interest t h a t will please you and 
a buoyant youth 
little 
is 
short of entrancing.—-C. B.

“ Someone 

screen. 

th at 

the 

as his 

of George B ancroft as the Wolf 
faithless 
and Baclanova 
wife have moments which 
arc 
worth talking about, it is Nancy 
Canoll who will be most remem ­
bered by the spectator.

The universally-generalized ho­
kum regarding the fu ror of the 
Stock exchange and the futility of 
the efforts of small investors 
to 
avoid being crushed by m anipu­
sprinkled 
generously 
lators is 
throughout. 
tensest mo­
The 
ments of the film shift, however, 
the stock exchange to the
■from 

ALL-TALKIE 
A T THE QUEEN

L et us again hand the 

laurel 
w reath for acting honors in “ The 
W olf of Wall S treet” to Nancy 
Carroll, the vivacious little Irish 
Colleen who is heading inevitably 
to brilliant stardom.

Although the characterization*

Wm. Kay Miller 

FOR

Texan Managing 
Editor

VOTE TODAY

1ATSY RUTH MILLER learns 
and not so companionate, In

all about marriage, companionate 
the picture now a t the Crescent.

In 
home of the ruthless Wolf. 
the Wolf's home 
the best 
scenes in which George Bancroft 
or Nancy Carroll have ever par 
ticipated.

are 

Someone sitting back of 

this 
w riter when he first viewed the 
production stated, 
t h a t ’s 
what I call a real movie!” And

“ Now, 

without having to think very long 
over the matter, we think that the 
average person will say the same 
I f s a talking picture, of
thing. 
course, and all-talking a t that.

— A.N.C.

Last Tim es Today

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A T M EETIN G OF EDUCATORS
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FOR BANQUET

Dr. Fred C. Ayer, professor of 
education*] ad m instration at the 
I Diversity, will lead tw o paper? 
a t tile m eeting1 o f the National 
Education Association to be held 
in Cleveland, Ohio, February 24- 
2d. Before the American Educa­
tional Research Association Sat­
urday, February 23. he '*11! read 
his. paper on “ D oties o f public 
School Adm inistrators,” and Tues­
day, February 2fi, he will
read 
_ 
w 
on “The Teaching Load in State a . i 
and Other U n iv e r -.tie s" b e f m . A t h e n a e u m S o c i e t y
t he Nat i onal Society o f College 
Teacher!.

.............
C

s

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P l a n s A n n u a l 
A f f a i r

rh 
There will be about fifty 
partake fits of the assoc tat ion hold 
ing their *eparatf meeting* 
the
rame time, and approxim ately f**n 
thousand prof,,,.,, 
tendents will ™ p r .« „ t th," 
•peetiv, district, or school,. 

_______________ 

STUDENTS EXPLORE 

INDIAN CAVE SUNDAY

A committee to make a r­
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a ♦ 

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the Athenaeum

the 

regular

a t 
meeting o f 

j •PPointed 
 
Literary Society, Monday, 
night, Th<* com m ittee 
is eom- 
pri?f<l o f Scott Hughe*, choirman. 
Arthur Rugby and Leroy J e ffe r s.!
to

The program was a tribute

several 

they explored 

The U niversity Arrhaelogical 
S ociety made a trip Sunday to Ko- 
ledo, where 
the 
Barton ca te in search o f ancient 
Indian remain* and signs of In 
dian civilization,
ancient
abv* explored 
kitchen middens 
near Salado. 
Several fragm ents of prehistoric 
tools were found in th'* kitchen 
m iddens and in the cave, excellent 
specim ens of stalagm ites and Eta- ton, 
b e lite ? were 
Other talk
observed 
trips are being planned by the so­
ciety to d ifferen t places of archae- 
c logical interest.

Those making the 

trip were: 
H iss Florence M. Stutlken, ad­
junct professor of business admin­
istration, Dorothy Underwood. IL 
L Scott, Dick Norman, I. rn Ogg, 
S. D. Quay, Russell Cumley, R. L 
Breedlove, and Fred Wright.
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12-WEEK GEOLOGY 

CAMP SITE DESIRED

P resident-E lect Hoover and 
driving 
streets o f Fort

Thomas A. Edison 
through the 

M yers, Florida, on tnt* 
or’* e i g h t y - . m d birthday.

invent- 

UP-—Underwood.

Washington, and a fte r an i 
by the president, Fowler

George 
add rf O'!
Robert *■" 
Hugh b o sset talkcfi on “ Has lion 
esty Among the Younger Genera- 
Thc members j tion Declined Since the Day of 

, ,, 
“T h . SVW 

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T e r m /' £ Q R Q 

^ A D V E R T I S E
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by C. T. Nemir, w* re other 
on the program.

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the
athletic o fficia ls o f the Univer 
ally in their {dans for* th*- 
fifth 
annual Texas relay gam es, sched

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courts. 

(fym ns-ium , ten)knit. gam es at the
tenikoit courts, and tennis at the 
w om en’s 
Relays a n d 
horseshoe pitching will be in pro­
gress at the w om en’., sports field. 
The phy-ical 
education majors 
will act as officials at these gam es

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meet at the front steps o f 
the j 
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o ’clock, to have 
picture; 
made for the Cactus, affo rd in g to 
Foyder Roberts, president.

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program from 4 to 5 o’clock, be-
offered to decorate the business j tw een 5 and ti, the senator? and 
district of A ustin with flag? and representatives w ill be entertain- 
pennantg for several days b e f o r e ; od by dem onstrations o f som e o f 
the m eet, whib* the m erchants of I the intram ural and 
activin 
the city will arrange to display in 
sponsored by th e W omen's 
their windows trophies o f form er A thletic A ssociation. M embers of 
years and placards advertising the Robin Hood, 
club,
their skill and 
will dem onstrate 
coming games.
accuracy 
the bull’s 
in “hitting 
ey e.” Glade Sitvey, president of 
Robin Hood, will be in charge of 
the display.
Also the 

SOLONS TO TOUR 

legislators w ill be

the archery 

club 

BELL OFFICIAL 

TO VISIT CAMPUS

 

J. H. Hubbard, 

CAMPUS FEB. 20

representing 
the Southwestern Bell T elephone,
Company, will be on the campus I
—»*»* »* -< »•*..-«- this Tuesday to interview seniors j

Dr. F. L. W hitney and R. II 
Cuyler of the departm ent o f ge 
ology and lyvn Ogg, T. J. Hemp-
in June con 
Kill, and Jake Patton, advanced who will graduate 
geology students, explored te r r !-' r e in in g appointrw nts with 
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tory near Boerne, Com fort, Kerr- 1 ^outhwesiern B**ll Telephone com 
\ilk i, Fredericksburg, and Johnson I P®n.V or the American Telephone interest and enjoym ent 
City Saturday, preparatory to the aml Telegraph company. 
selection of a site for the sum 
mer geology camp. 
Several ex- 
< client fossils were found. 

The group bt girls participat­
ing will be divided into two team s, 
the Orange team and the Green 
th b team. A variety of activities will 
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in the of-1 legislators the type of work done 
lire of. Dean T. U. Taylor, o f the I in the w om en’s physical training 
game*
location has not; Mr. Hubbard is a 1928 graduate will be played inside the gym nas- 
the

The geology camp will be held
for 12 week#, beginning June 7, 
 
and two advanced geology courses ‘ afternoon, he will be 
will be offered during that time. 
Attendance is lim ited to advanced Collage of Engineering. 
students. The 
yet d efin itely been decided. 

Mr, Hubbard will be in the of
1 ° f Dean J. A. F itzgerald, o f
! the School o f Business Admims-

tration from 9:30 to 12:15 
 
m orning in B. Hall IOU. 

turn and on the courts Hear 

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V O T E T O D A Y

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n * r i r hvv ) \ 00fJruff has Pr ° v£n his ability in six years of practical new s­
paper work. 

I recommend him heartily.”

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M a n a g in g E d ito r , F o r t W o r th S ta r - T e le g r a m .

J a s . R. R e c o r d ,

F ort Worth Sta r-Telegram

A Texas Owned Newspaper

It gives mn pleasure to endorse Jo h n W oodruff a s an all aroon.! 

new spaper man whose work with us was verv sat directory/ '

S p o rts E d ito r, F o r t W o r t h R e c o r d - T e le g r a m .

N ed R e c o rd ,

I recom m end John W oodruff as a versatile journalist of

proven

ability.

F le m H a ll,
S p o rts E d ito r , F o r t W o r t h S ta r - T e le g r a m .

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f h rue y ears on the staff. Reporter, assistant issue editor is s u e o r li. 
, M anaging Editor Sophomore edition 1925.

THE ALCALDE
S tu d e n t Life E d ito r T w o Y ears. S p o r ts E d ito r O n e Y ear.

^ T E X A S
STRANGER

Comic AUZazina

AUSTIN

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Mr. John W oodruff
B. Hall, University of Texas.
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t0 5?tify you th a t y<>u have been placed on the TEXAS
KAN OLK staff in recognition of past contributions and we are looking 
tor a considerable amount of work from you.

Thanking you tor past contributions and hoping you prove yourself 

worthy of our action in placing you on th e staff, we are,

Austin, Texas.
F eb ru ary 28, 1924.

Sincerely yours,

TH E TEXAS RANGER

(Signed) Ju lian Brazelton, 
Editor-in-chief.

Without Fear or 

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John 
W o o d r u f f
F O R
M anaging
Editor
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All the News All the Time

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This advertisem ent appeared in the Sunday T E X A N as 

propaganda for the candidacy of m y opponent Roy M. 
Canon.

I brand it as M ISLEADING , and P R E P A R E D in a last 

minute attempt to discredit my candidacy*

M. G. BURNSIDE

I he ONLY list of qualifications which I have 
ever published was the following one—

1. A n A LL -A R O U N D man—letterm an in tw o sports and 
holds tw o degrees, conferred with highest honors.

2. T w o years of LAW .

3. President of International Relations Club.

3. Organizer of International Relations Clubs in FO UR 

southwestern states.

5. M ember of Pi G am m a Mu 

-honorary social science

fraternity.

6. D elegate from U nited States to International Confer­

ence of C ollege Students in London.

7. Preparing to fill appointm ent in U . S. DIPLO M ATIC 

8.

C O R PS.
H e puts the interests of the S T U D E N T BO DY ahead 
of G R O U P A FFIL IA T IO N S.

The only qualifications issued by my opponent have 
been unsubstantiated attacks directed a t me.

I NEVER CLAIM ED to be chairman of the Honor Council of Fur 
I NEV ER CLAIM ED to be president of the Stu 
man University. 
dent Council. Despite the allegations of the “letter ’ above.

I W A S Chairman of a com m ittee to reorganize the F u rm a n U n iv er 
sity Honor System .

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The e ffe c tiv e n e ss o f m y w o rk is p r o v e d by th e sa m e rep ort w ith 
w h ich my o p p o n en t so u g h t to d isc r e d it m y ca n d id a c y .
I still sta n d on m y o rig in a l p la tfo rm o f : —

J ^ A R T IA L IT Y — P E R S O N A L H O N E S T Y —
F A I R A D M IN IS T R A T IO N — U N B I A S E D J U D G M E N T
On this p la tfo rm I s o lic it y o u r v o te to d a y .

M. 6

MS IAK

M. G. Burnside’s Qualification 
No. 5

W hich reads as follow s:

5. C h a i r m a n of F u r m a n U n iv e rs ity H o n o r Council, 
th e secon d to be e s ta b l is h e d in th e U n ite d S ta te s,

T H E F O L L O W I N G L E T T E R H A S BEEN 
R E C E IV E D C O N C E R N IN G H IS R E C O R D 

T H E R E .

C E N T A U R S
F urm an U n iv ersity , 
Greenville, S. C.

TO W H O M IT M A Y CO NCERN :

As i<> w h eth er Mr. M. G. Burnside was ever 
chairman ot the Student Council here a t F urman I 
have made inquiry and I have found th a t in his 
Senior y e a r which was m y Freshm an y ear he was 
NOT chairm an, and, since it is in th e constitution 
of the stu d en t government th a t the chairm an or 
president shall be a senior, I am reasonably certain 
th at he was never chairm an or president of the 
Student Council.

Our Honor System has proved comparatively 

successful. 

It seems to be improving each year.

I

Sincerely yours,

CHAS. W. BURTS, 
PRES. STUDENT COUNCIL, 
FURMAN UNIVERSITY